The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-27 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER 4 I 11 1 • • 7iltiaxA fj,./) ! ,~../~, ; „e'; „. 4 / -z-z 1 . ‘44 k 1 Na 5,164.] pALCUTTA Direct (last shipping day Elarch 20), tI the magnificent new clipper ship CITY o r BOMBAY, A I ;wars. fan tons register, Min. ADAIR. Conunarater ;belong t., Nlessra George Smith and Sons, of Glasgow This un rano' reseal. haat io left expressly for the trade, wade her out from the Clyde Co Calcutta to 90 dam and offers the ny ~pportnne) to shippers of line goads.—Apply to OELLATLY, BANK EY. and SEW ELL, 27, Leadenhaliwtreet, K.C. %YALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope VV and Madras—STKAM COMMUNICATION between Wit- DON and INDIA by the magnificent Oast et simmers to the EAST INDIA ant LONDON SHIPPING 01:17 1° 1P 2 M ginned) —The well-known clipper auxiliary stsem-eldp IN pi OA, D ocks, s. 300-horee power, now lei in the Vidalia age Joe) will leave on 18th April, ssehavildng posies gess a s and leaving Gravesend on the 20th April, for Cal cutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hoye and Madras This msguificent ship, built expressly for UN India trade, has been thoroughh refitted, has firstrate toooinniodation for pees ecovrs, and will terry an experienced eingson, also a etewardese. The average pewee of the last eight stessesee has been 71 days to 3ladroa . the Calcutta performed the voyage In 59 days, being the shortest on recori.—For freight or_pamage apply to ORINDLAY sad Co., 65, ParliamentAstieln. S. W ., the blobs's: BILIT and Co., 160, Lesidenhall-strest, LC.: or at the• OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mlnglag-lane, London, LC.: where also applicatioas for appointments as midshipmen to Wm service should be made. RICHARD I ItIW, Secretary. last India and London Shipping Company (Llmitesek, Mincing-lag. LC. TO RIM= 0013ThIBLi NOR MR Wlf STEAM OOKKIIIIICATION to ic rlx=—The LEYINPOOL, NZW YORK. me RIEVOINIPANYWOmmi Moelel- Mg thdr bffisowered Clide-belellms Sony liiiiradipu s amirg a is Quemelelni 6e lillbsat peolows =I dispeWisse. as WILY /RON LIVIERPOOL . WOKIFKW YORK. • -- _ _ _ _ ZDINBriiOH, Wednesday, March 4. ETNA, Wedaseday, Match U. GLADGOW, Wednesday, March I& And eery aneeeeding W Cabin pomp. I?, mad gainean i =ng . to the aseon estatlon. leeward odors. Including all previdame Poked. Paisenain ter Omuta, Oa United Male; and British =Dia, booked through cm vary advaneons tarma.--For and gordadars opt/ to WIEL D INMAN 11. Wataratreet, Ltarpool; or to EMS dad Kamm 81, Lag wanani4iriet. BICEMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brans wick, and Genial Germany, WIRY THIINSDAIt . I ito North German Uoare eplandid eteanten ICBMAs oNDOII, or HOWL team atenelydows, at U ant.. calling lnetwa6 Pier for pmemeers at DOOM lame to Essen: It ad LI : return tletwti a and El 10a.—Agmly at CHAPLIN% NtrenslOfice, Regent-elrene, W.; or to rIDELLOPS, GRAMM, ad PHILUPPd, 11. Hood lama. LC. ROTTERDAM. — The Netherlands Steamboat Company's well-known mew Ammer FYlneool,D dears oat tar She above port, and leaves from off the Tower ovary IffEABDAY MOILNING early . Pan AL—Apply at CHAPLIN'S rroliou 011 loo& ok W.; or to PHILLIPPS, GAAVIA, and PHIL WI% isse. LC. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. ALTI&ATION of TRAIN& On and after the lot of March, the =PRESS TRAINS, call. ht p st=ro o :.: and liakerstrzt , only, vrill be as foll:71 40 am., 9.10 a.m., 9.40 a.m., 0.10 am., 10.40 a.m., 11.10 am., and 1140 a.m. Down Trains leaving larringdon.street for Biehoparoad, at 1.10 p.m., 4.40 p.m., 6.10 p.m., 6.40 p.m., 0.10 p.m., 6.40p.m. sad 7.10 p.m. These Trains will be Rot, Second. and Third Class. Additional Ordinary Trains, calling at all Stations, will also he ma as follows: tp Trains having Bahoparoad for Parringdow.dreet, 4.40 5.10t=6.40 ningp.m., ki r ".i r r i z iz.ima ind 6.40 tr. zwleps.r.d. 110 a.m., 9.40 a.m., 10.10 a.m., 10.40 am, and ILIO a.m. THE LONDON and SOUTH AMERICAN DANK (Liss/k4). Capital, Ode =doe (111th power $o Iseresse). In 10,000 shares of ElOO ears.—Plot tune, 5,000 abased To be established udder the Oesspanies Act, 191:12. Deposit, E 1 per Men oat application, sad on allotment a further sun or a per ahem W. W. Cargill, Esq., Director, Oriental Bank Corporation. Jobs Wiggler, Esq., 131, WestbouninterroM end Linn. Pema /Verierick Harrison, arl., Deputy (.Talmo, Liverpool and London Insurance Company . James L Hart, Esq., Consul for Salvador and link% J. Hart and co. WlTSan7Champion Joan, Esq., Deputy Chairman, London and Ctunty Bank. W. J. Marshall, Fag.. Wilms, Bowles. and Co., 9, Mincing-lama John Ogle, Sans., John Owls and Co.. 26. Fescharch4teeet. Minutia—London and County Bane, 61 Losabard.strcet. eouertoa—T. H. Scarborough, Zap., 6. Bloomsbury moue. Biotin—Messrs. Huggins and RowselLl, Threadneedle-street BICUTART Moo tem.)—W. T. Morrison, IN. Temporary Oisse-1 Threadneedle-street, LC. The London sad South American Bank ;Limited) In established he the of egoNlag Banking tecillties to Peru. Chill, be • emit Mbar r where st • se b es MAU be met=lL lila al sia. eak elide" Nis' The miss of Memel sad exchange where the Ormapaay pro. poses to establish branches or agencies role exceedingly high, sad will thus afford an ample margin for profitable transactions by the Bank : while the satisfactory introduction and acknow ledged prospects of the recently established Banking Companies for Mafil and the River Plate, warrant the Directors in believ ing that this Company also w 11l meet with the confidences of the 17 01 ae. By means of the existing line of West India Mail olossors, we =l,ll,toreottree Is maintained for lettersand remittances, elf with Lima, and generally the Western Coed. The Trench 111111/01." which have commenced running, will tend to double this intercourse. The following statistics for the year 1800, from Mr. Cameo . Port and Trade of London," show the importance of the trade of Pern and ChM : Our Imparts fratia Ale suss,en 1.1111‘618 Our exp;ris to Pars ex ears 1.413,172 „ The management of limb win be endrowled to &rleneed Pertnnt, gauge the the repielne Mai Imoviledpa. 13s head °Moe and seat of are.ou will be larraches. The coopentice. is driller" GI sevand man who for a number of and have bean wee bier to gpsnith amulet, and who hare lona resided there. 1 been geared taw gnarled& of the country and tangos. yid& lbw renders %oh lark& In furthering the Was& d Ste = l if great utility. The Meek& have aide smagemells b whir thavkie preliminary &penes up to allotment. the sad al ta corporsUon, brokerage, legal expenses, printing, adrefilalng. and other charges, shall not exceed £4,000. The Company 1011 undertake— The pm.e and rale of Minot Exchange on and Vice yens. . . . . . 7 ilienelSipt of saceey on deposit Misstated, for employment by Me Bank. The opening of current accounts, &c., and ell other monetary trinsactioes which are proved to be so eminently profitable, by the utisfectory results obtained by the introduction of a similar system in India and the cold nit generally. Prospeetnees end formed application for shares may be ob tained of the brokers of the Company. Moms. 11aggine sad Row- Sell. No. 1, Threadneedbestireet and at the Temporary Oakes of 11111ank. —.- If no allotment be made, the &epode will be returned intall. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ikt4earsat. Lanka. InatltidedlB23. Invested aemato 1.6,000,000. Annual Income, £400,000. Profit' Melded every fifth yam loarldtha of the groats allotted to the snored. The dames added to the podeir at the floe divisions of profit Which have hitherto been made amount to 6A600,000. The nett Division of Profits will be made up to the Slat of december, 1664. The Soden, has paid in claims : —Bunn assured, 1.4,670 : 290: BMWS. £1,200,190 : together, £6786,41.0. ler peospectuaos and forma for effecting SIMMONS, apply to the Actuary, at the Society. °Mee, Flan-awe; Loodon.ld WILLIAM ISAYUIL DOWNES, Actuary. Jarnary. 1.181. I C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers manufacture ••• • (ht blond) of PARANFINZ CANDLER, to whom the prize laselal_ Pet) has beau awarded, and their candim adopted by ner Milian' esmm:meat for use at the militmy stations aMoa& nen maran be obtained of all chandlers and grocers In Iles Vaned Kingdom. Price Ia eel. par pound also Field's cele brated Owned Service Soap Tablets, flet sal ed. each. The talk are cannoned to see that lines label is oft the =l or bows. Wholesale only, and far eaportatioa. —Upper amateth, Imam, h. REr PT II RE B.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, wit*, effectually with out szy somplicatioes, is recommended by the faculty for the ware and relied of bands. The necessary quality of a good Musa h a o e ad.g miming power. withosi unnecemary primary on the put affissied, which desirable object is alone obtained in • trues unenewnitered with -trope spiral springs, or pad behind-- 3. EGG rid Ob., 1, Piccadilly. Si. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-Leatzß,rB ASTHMATIC SALAAM, without confining the bowel. or idacg the beset. truly etheacisaa and pleasant, is admitted to le tie kat ineSobe for immediately relieving coughs, colds, ogg n .4 ca . a asthma. and incipient consumption. It fre quently cares wear whom the faculty pronounce Incurable adothaigy allays the tickling which provokes frequent coeghi approaching aoinualption Its effects are truly benenclaL remota deprived of Jeep areas lying down for fear of suffoos. Oak depend on road In a tew minutes, after taking il— ?iepi, only and sold by W. LA NUM', chemist, 8, king Wil lithittreet, Channg.crues, and by an dragglsta, In bottles, laid, and three quantities in one, eta ad. lo particular and yak for losthort's Asthmatic 8a114131. The name and address la tharaved oa tits stamp. JOZRAIYB COPAHINE MEGA successfully Imes la the Paris aad LOOMS go•Pids. Udder the rare of 114 Cslifriar, Lewd, Lloyd, ?Meal. add Loges MA " 4 ". 1 1. Irov.,lllST„ efforts a cars aa averse, 4 six days, What ta mod or chronic dist-ram-4s. id. sor IL IC at C. lowan's. Trawl rhombi. da. issisessa• CIILVIRIVILL. KR.C.B., 11,/ W —"" 'ellam, hit Jut „Wide/„Wide/ lallowlag XVI sad Orgi ake No. 1. OIIISILVIL No. 2. HEALTH, RAPPIN and LONGZYTTT. i No. s. LOVE AM 31 AG& No. h THE emaaeoc Peke la. each •hy poet RI doge ado :IS Inas& 1 To be had of M aw h) : from the mum. No. k OfftS ilarlisingriftesk w. MR.. CHARMS DICKERWB Raenni - if Hanover-gore Itnems,—On XVII!!! , Yarcn S, as 8, Yr. CHASM DIMINO will RIAD his DAV/. COPPERIUILD six cigar" and Mr. 808 SAWYZICS MITT, from "Pickwick.* SION, ; centre sesta, a, ; bode sesta, I. To be bad at Messrs. Clusasuan mid Ha DK Pleas ; Austin's ticket. 31, ismes'satall and .5 ltwoe's Octet-ones, Hanover-aquae TBOYAS ELADLAND, Seereary, ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACIL Aar • GRAND FANCY SAL/loos mkt of imporstiolod now alhosook soot motor dlollogahhod parrot/140, 0011 he held 10th Flank Is odobrolloo of NOTAA WILLCLOSE ea the 26th test —The NINTH ANNVAL raasorrioN a the PIPOTOMIAPHIC SO CIETY of LOllllOll Le OWN DAILY, trowel* WI 4, mai troth 7 MI 10 ha the Itreetes, et the Gelleey of the Society of Ihtlish Artists, fiellethetseet, Peltaall DeaL THE PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE will be adebeated at thr LONDON PAVILION bp MONSTRE KETNITAINXENT, on the EVENING ot TUESDAY, Or 10th ar lime& Emelt Asko, will be presented with A HANDSOME SOIIVENIX In owantemoration of the anaphiou event ; and no einem es exertion will be awed to characterlee therprooleftip with NM lit i! y due to the occaden of the saVtah of ingtatura Mole The LONDON PAVILION, Tichbernsotstet. R OYAL PROCESSION.-GRAND STAND, PLUT•IS/11161%—CootoodL—MO loota sa, 10a, 20a, alk 11182 VOW lo olkolo onto. Appty oa got at to Clark tad 00. stroot. SIM& PRINCESS ALEXANDRA and the PRINCE of WALLS The new CARTES by Dams!woo Tartu ea Companion Portraits, ls. eackhad coloured, Su each. Poet tree oe receipt ce limps —XICHI sod BARN, 112, Berest- Aced, London. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, from 2s. 6d. to 30 Wars mei. Anew newest patterns. MCCIiI and BAZIN, 112, keseatetreet, Landon. CART DE VISITE. Every copy published. At 1120111 end BAZINg, 112, legniset, London. Catalogues of mute fres on applkatisn. ORNAMENTAL EVIEROMERNS, Trutt TlStil, Malta; Raw, ctc. MIL J. C. STEVENSWiII SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, 38, 'lag-street, Coventlarden, TO-MORROW, PM. 38, at hill-past It precindy, Melee and or namental 0011TERS, standard rues, fruit trees, berbuM laurels, sambas, bottles, tree box, 3c.—Ou Mew the morning of sale, and catalogues had. QAUOR—LEA and PERRINS' 14,, This delicior . ;e7taheinit, pronosusoncforrotssoura •• THE ONLY 000 D BATY " Is prepared moiety by LEA and P ERIN& nu park are respectfully cautioned apart worthier Wie der, and Arid nit! Lea and Yentas' name sr au warm. abel, bottle, amid ARE " UirE.A • aud IfEREINW RAWL . sat wboiessiti Mem. MOO= sad BLACKwuz: Yews m./.l' sal ON& Loeb= as., es. ; sad by groom sad sibs= =Messily. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Plat of tba Kingdom. Dar room Sanas In Vain* Ala 0 0 Drawing-coos Wks, osnnialo ln 0 0 Dininerann Sanaa, oongiolo ll6 0 0 Badtooas Balton oomplato IS 0 0 Warranted ltnntissa P. and EL EMUS, 1144. OXFOREWITAIIIT, W. Intatattod Catalogues grans and Pad few ea angiallim GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and =OGDEN beg to call the attention of the politic to the 1011 X of INYOiCH whir& thry deliver with Gold Guard Mains parthased at their soanufactory : £ a. 4. To workmanship of weig S t rn chain, 64 bathos loam TL (18 ) carat gold, oz. dirt. pea, tied. pa moos, rice Tolel Upon ISM maim the QUALITY. wmairr, sad VALITS of Ms gold an certified, and gruinteed to Ow parehmer: Wanne st= and Broaden toddy* for a kb amonerallon on tad work tamo v izr amiy, Muth 18 Margo& according to the intricacy or iba ty of the pattern. ATMMTON and BROODEN, Goldatnithn—llosabrtory, Aa 16 . Handettnotreet, Covent-prden. (London. W.C. Seta lilehad is rnt_ _ endsAsesys 71 Chains and Jewellery for 1a each—NA This saiablishawnt is dosed ss6 La this maul& sad oa Behardays &IL R. WILLS Y and 8 0 N an am DISPOSING OP KO MOHAIR MI MS, tut Kars patioraa at pekes that ad catalasad a (sale. to= elf ;SOO mat of Paso anks, tan alma to Kr yard. u mod Leagaleatotris, C., • VAC WOITHY Or NOM.' WBMILES REMOVED Iran oad-atreet to Ts. 11200LSTRIZT, HANOI, trAgO, co the Ist Weber, 11111 The lea Trousers (oi oMa by ray better Ora ever. frahliebed 1841. D"ARRATZ ea well as the " LANCET " N both Mott Middy of the merits of WATERS QIIIKINZ WI2IZ. Manufactured by YOBIRT WASI3IB, 2, Martfarbute, Cannoontreot. Loudon. KM. Sold by Omura UMW Warehousemen, sad others, at Ufa • doom Wholesale Asada, It Lava sad OD Waratalar. Tilfr— By Mr. ESKELLII invention, of bion a he Is tee sole patentee (protested 17th Jab. AZTI7ICLIL SIMI, to lest a lifetime, are node sod ilMd Is • taw bans, intbast ran cor extractions, no whys sor tattooist. dritd, sod datetieo toipossibie. Contort guaranteed. Mr. MialrsTas, who tallyezplalns his ht vention, post tires seven dews. Consultations tree. Terms strictly moderate.-8, Gros. sener-street, Bond-street, and 39, Bennett's-hill, Birrabsglon. and SOUND TIMM areindispensable Wproperairorirmosai Attractioe, sad to leak sad longevity by the mestleados of food. NOWL•NDIY ODOM°, or PURL Dlillll7lllCl. componoded of Osisalal ingredients. le Of lasetheable mike in and beestifying the teeth, the game, and la ving • pleastag fragrance to the site =t maddestas tarter the teeth, removes spots of isetpleat dew, and polishes sad preemie the enamel, to widish it Imparts a pearl-like widows. Its hive/sable pro perties hen obtained the psalm.) of royalty sad the arbto aresy of lamps, and It Is universal M hieh regale. tries es. ed. boo. Sold at 1111. Ilattoneasgen. sad by Mambas sad Ask for lowlands' Odenla.* litit Ratios grestiy Improve& o'er CURiBILITY wok. -IL Beteg • swim el Illustrating. the et prominent and iniperfient petals in the treatmen o that disease. By F. E. Lawns. ILA, 7.R.C.P., We Senior Physichan to the Royal !ninon , tor Mews of the Chest, dc. ••Pathoto{esl =MOW Ms never afforded more axicheive evidence to proof rd the eunabllity of • disease then it lass in that of cestesptime—OanswelL .• Inperimes onivineee me that Dm Itsnestips work Ir tan dinters* and melts the medal Mteisinen pmetniemea."— Lobes& keen Idispra owl Ob. ROYAL Cows= or Suitaßoult—Yrobsesor Hux ley, F.R.S., has emsmenced his course ef Mobutu at this institution by giving an inaugural deems' es the skeleton of a glyptodon, recently presented to the museum by Senor Doe Maximo Terrero. The lecture was given in the pro fuser's happiest manner, and dealt with moat philosophi cally. Amongst the celebrities premise was Bishop Coleus), who regularly attends the course. Tan BANK ROBBZRY AT BALLYMINA.—In refer ewe to this matter, an account of which appeared in yes terday's Whig, we are authorised to state that the Mr. Roberts who has absconded with the 'worry of the Belfast Busking _Company's branch in Itallymesia, la a native of the county Meath, end is not the gentleman of the same name who was formerly in the Belfast office of the bank, and who is now in London. The amount abstracted proves on investigation to be 5,0701., of which nearly 1,0001. was in gold. The most active measures are being taken to en deavour to trace the fugitive both in this country and in America, if, u is still doubtful, be succeeded in making his escape hytheQuenstown steamer on Sunday night. A corres pondent in Ballymeoa sends us the following account of the nutter:—" Whilst the public interest is dill unabated in the matter of the death and alleged violatloo of Mies Carey. and Dr. Courtenay's connexion therewith, a robbery hes occurred here that, for the present at least, has diverted the course of public attention. Mr. Roberta. the cashier in the Belfast Bank here, left on Saturday sassing by the 5 o'clock train for Belfast, taking with him from the bank till upwards of 5,0001., of which about 1,0001. was in gold. As it was known to the manager and other officers of the bank that he purpceed spending Sunday in Belfast. so suspicion was excited until Mooday morning, when he did not nature, and it was found he had the key of the rate with him. The matter was then W► graphed to the head office, and a clerk was sent down by the two o'clock train with the duplicate key of the eds, which is kept in Belfast, when it was discovered that the money was goon. It is believed that Roberti wild by the American boat from Queenstown on floaday under the Dame of Stewart. and, in that es" 107'02 lace, the manager here, with • Delie••• 110 w. se• tomorrow in chase of him. This robbery has excited more than ordinary attention, from the fact that Roberts was looked on as quite a model young met-cue of the choir in the parish church, and occembsieelt afrofkli of course, quite a pet with the clergy NM the kadisa lad i understand Roberta is a native at Nana. ermaty Reath. It is Dot known whether there are other deteleatians be sides the money ; but rumour lass it—sad I believe it is a fact—that several of the autumn' pawhooks are not forthcoming. Roberts, who poplars to have been fully , prepared for the trip, left ererythieg behind that was likely to lead to his detoodos—ovon kis gold watch, in which his name was engraved." Another report adds that Roberta, before he left with this teak tomaars. went round to everybody to whoa be vas terbildudi and pail all that o lbws. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11117Tie9 DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCESS ALEX ANDRA FROM COPENHAGEN. COPENHAGEN, Pes. 26, Emma. The departure of her Royal Highness the Prima' Alexandra, which took place to-day, presented a most Imposing spectacle. All the houses from the royal palace to the rail way station were beautifully ornamented with garlands and hangings, and decorated with English and Scandinavian flap. Immerse crowds thronged the streets through which bee Royal Highness had to pass. The Plimsolls left the royal palace at 3, and =Wed at, the railway station. at 4 o'clock pm. Has Royal Highness, with hew parents and her eldest brother, occupied an open carriage, and were escorted by the Homers of the Guard. Quantities of flowers weft thrown from the win dows of the legume skew theroute. 4 gamed of &mew was stationed et the midway terminus, which was splendidly demeneed. All the ministers and high funstionarise, the municipal authorities, and the elite of Copenhagen were assembled at the station. The Chief President of Copenhagen delivered a farewell address, for which Priaoe Christian, the father of the Princess, returned thanks. Her Royal Highness's departure from Copea hagen took place at 4.30 p.m. The weather was fine and mild. THE POLISH RRECTION. WARSAW, illm. N. The report that General Mieroslawaii had fled across the frontier is said to be without foundation. He has penetrated as far as Kolo, in the govern ment of Kalish, where his forces engaged the Russians yesterday and to-day. Langiewicz has crossed the Vistula, and is operating in the vicinity of Lublin. CRACOW, Fix. 26. Two engagements between the Russian troops and the insurgents are reported to have taken place. Of one, in which the Poles were commanded by Langiewicz, no details have been received. The other occurred near Rubio, where the Russian were defeated. The insurrection is again making progress in Podlachia. TARNOWITZ, nal. 26. The Russian public functionaries of the frontier town of Nieadara arrived here at noon to-day, es. coded by Pruasian hussars, bringing with them the town treasury, and a quantity of ammunition, together with their own private effects. The officials fled from kiesdara on to Prussian territory, in coneequenoe of an order sent by tele graph from Kalish, signalling the advance of the insurgents. WARSAW, Fza. 26. A band of 1,000 insurgents, hastening to join General htieroslawski, in the district of Wloclawek, has been totally dispersed ; 100 of their number were killed, and 82 taken prisoners. THE CONVENTION BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA—IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE BERLIN mamma. - BERLIN, Fits. 243. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Herr von Sybel presented the report of the com mittee appointed to investigate the proposition of Herren Hoverbeck and Csrlowitz, that the govern ment should be requested to maintain neutrality in the Polish insurrection, and disarm fugitives from both belligerent parties entering upon Prussian territory. Herr von Sybel said that the government could only choose between lamentable retreat and incon ceivable danger. The chamber should solemnly disavow the policy of the government Graf von Eulenburg stated, in the name of the government, that the insurgents arrested near Thorn had not been given up to Russia, but sent I back across the frontier. The measures taken by the government had contributed to lessen the insur rection. The statement that Prussian troops bad entered upon Russian territory, near Gollab, was without foundation. Herr Von Bismark said : " The government has not been able to state its views upon,this important question. The propoai_ ton of Herren Hoverbeck and Carlowitz is sym pathetic with the insurrection, and the rumours current concerning the convention between Prussia and Russia are mythical. The chamber must not form conjectures as to the purport of the conven tion from the refusal of the ministry to communi cate its contents. The government cannot discuss a pending question in its lull bearings upon European policy. The proposition of Herren Hoverbeck and Carlowitz has not attained its aim of overturning the government "The convention stipulates expressly that the consent of the respective governments is requisite upon each occassion of Russian or Prussian troops passing their own frontiers. The ,government has not concluded any stipulations with Russia to which the expressions used by Earl Russell in the House of Lords were applicable. Count Bernstorff was not acquainted with the text of the convention when questioned about it by Earl Russell. The government has nothing to retract (Die Regientng hat niehts zurikkzunehtnen). This will become evi dent as soon as the text of the treaty shall have been made known." After a discussion, lasting upwards of six hours, during which the policy of the 'government was most vehemently attacked, the sitting was ad journed until to-morrow. BERLIN, TIOLSDAT. Since Friday last rumours of a niinisterial crisis have been circulating on the Bourse. Up to the present, however, they have not received any con firmation. ITALY AND POLAND. TURIN, 1. 26. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate on the proposed loan was continued. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, in reply to Signor Mordini, stated that the foreign policy of the government was based upon the alliance with England and France, and repelled the accusation of pliability. With reference to Poland, after dwelling upon the popular sympathy expressed in behalf of the Poles, be added :—" If the principle of non intervention were violated by any power, it would be a very serious matter. The violation of the principle of non-intervention is injurious alike to those who commit it and to these by whom the violation is accepted." (Applause.) RESIGNATION OF THE SPANISH MINISTRY. MADRID, Fa. AL The Corrispondencia of to-day ear :—" Mankal O'Donnell will give iu hie resignation at 3 o'clock to-day, together with the resignation of all the other ministers. The reason of their resignation is that the decree ordering the dissolution of the Chambers has not obtained the royal signature." MADRID, Fie. 26, Emma. The Ministers have tendered their resignations to-clay. , The resignation of the O'Donnell ministry has been accepted. The rumour that Marshal Narvaez has been sum moned to form a uew Cabinet gains consistence. Nothing certain is yet known. Tranquillity prevails in Madrid. THE TRAMWAY OVER MONT CINIS, TURIN, Fn. 2& The proposition made by N. Feu to execute the task of constructing a tramway o►er /lout Canis Las been accepted by the Italian government upon econditionAbat the otheset of the French Govern ' ment shall also be obtained. THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND. Advice, from Warsaw to the 21d February slate that after two days of silence the Official Journal had once again begun to show signs of life. On the 20th it published two very brief bulletins, one of which related to the affair of Miecbow. On the next day it gave the following "official" account of that occurrence : The attack upon Mechem took place, the 17th instant, at dawn. Some days. previously the garrison of that town had bee• m•eh dimi•ished in come nuance of the despatch el • strong column, commanded by Prince Bragration, in pursuit of the rebels, and only three cesspools and 200 custom-house officials were left Is the tows at the time it was attacked. The rebel' were to the number of 3,000. Their principal object in attacking the town ,was to set fire to several houses. At the first Mood ot slant the troops occupied the market-place. The rebels sevesal times endeavoured 'lrith extreme ardour to take poseeedion of that pleas, bat they were repulsed every time with severe loss. Maley of the inliabitenta aided with the rebels, among others the mayor, who fired from hie window, and wounded • soldier of the Smolensk regi ment. The emailict lasted three hours. The rebels were compelled to retreat, leaving 200 deed behind them, and carrying away a large number of wounded ; 75 were taken prisoners. The troops lost 8 dead and3had 20,wounded, among whom were en officer and a quartermaster. The sorra.. of Miechow has since bees eornidsrably reinforced. All the north-west pert of the government of Radom is clewed of rebels. The same advioes from Warsaw state that on the 19th the inhabitants of the houses near the castle where the Grand Duke Constantine resides received orders to leave their dwellings. These dwellings have sines been oocupied by soldiers. According to the declarations of the authorities this measure was taken in order "to protect the peaceful inhabitants," and to prevent them from being compelled by the insurgents to fight against the troops." A report was circulated in Warsaw on the 21st, that the police had discovered the revolutionary leader of that city and arrested him • but the rumour is thought to be without foundation. Letters from Cracow state that the houses there, especially those of the aristocracy, are filled with wounded insurgents, who are nursed with much care by *e resident ladies. In Warsaw the Bus &ftrityarS. said to have forbidden the Sisters of is go out asd render any assistance to the wounded insurgents in the field. Letters from St. Petersburg state that the Polish insurrection is the one topic of conversation in that city, and that, although the Imperial troops are always represented as victorious in the Imperial bulletins, and the insurgents as utterly defeated, people begin to believe that the movement is of a very obstinate character, and that it is not likely to be put down quite so easily as was at first sup po*d. Fresh troops were leaving St. Petersburg for Poland every day. Pitoor.Ess or Crrniawrzoir IN CHINA.—The Monitair publishes a recent decree of the Emperor of China, preceded by a tnemorith in which it is stated that General Tien, who wee concerned in the murder of the Abbe Neel, has behaved with cruelty towards the Chris tiana, and that therefore be ought to be dismissed the service, lest be should again commit similar acts. The decree gamin= his diemiesal for the mamas above urged. ARRIVAL OF THZ TARTAN 111.011 LI/MON.—The steamship Tarim, Captain Way, from Lisbon on the 22nd inst., arrived at Southampton yesterday. She brings 7161. in specie, and a cargo of merchandise, consisting of 1,106 packages. The brig Harmony, of Jersey, bad arrived at The newe Vigo on the 23rd inst., from 2.14 brought by the Tartan in of no importance. PUBLIC Sonoma COUNIBBION.—The commis stoners held a meeting yesterday, at No. 2, Viatorie-street The commissioners present were the Earls of Clarendon and Devon, the Lon' Lytlelton, Sir Stafford H. Northoote. Bart., ALP., the Hoe. Edward Won, the Rev. W. H Thompson, wed H. Raiford Vaughan, EN. Jame HOSPITAL, LOWER NORWOOD. —Yeats/day afternoon the oaremooial of the opening of the Jews Hos t Lower Norwood, took place in the presence of a number of ladies and gentlemen interested in the welfare of the institution. The building has been erected upon a piece of ground given by Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Meyers, and is immediately opposite the Lower Norwood station of the Loam, Brighton, and South-Coast Railway. This hospital,' which originally stood in the Mile-end road, is one of the oldest charitable institutions of the Jews • in England, and was established as an 611•141211 for the aged and for the education, maintenance, and instruation in handicrafts of the youth of both sexes. The original founders were aided in their charitable work by the benevolence of others, and not only have the members of the Hebrew community at all times given it their airport, but charitable persons of other sects have aided its and, wider ouch patronage, it has flourished and onjT d ye/ the sympathy of all classes. The proceedings, which were of • simple character, were conducted by the Rey. Dr. Adler, the chief Rabbi, who deliveredan appropriate address. Amongst the company present were Sir Anthony Roths child, Alderman Phillips, Rev. Professor Marks, Ito. The dormitories of the building are lofty and admirably venti lated; the school-roono are spacious and airy, the lava tories, bath-rooms, and other domestic departments are upon the most approved plans, and a distinguishing feature of the building is a fine stained-glare window, presented by Henry Andel, Esq., the chairman. The house stands in the midst of eight acres of ground. At the first proposition for removing the establishment uwards of 6,000 f. was col lected, and 12,000 1 . was afterward s subscribed at the laying of the founded= stale, and yesterday the treasurer. H. L. Keeling, Esq., announced the reesipt of nearly 4,000€. to wards the building fund ; and as the total expense, includ ing fittings, dm., to make the entire establishment complete, will require a sum of 25,0001., a further sum of 30001. is yet required to enable the committee to complete the insti -1 tution. . . SAMARITAN Fars HOSPITAL—The annual meet ing of the governors of this eaceillent institution took place yesterday, at the hospital, Edwards-street, Portman-square ; lir. Robinson, a gentlemen who has for many year. been a benefactor to the charity, is the chair. The hospital now relieved about 8,000 patients, 186 of whom were in-patients. The medical report stated that the hospital had been so well regulated, and the limitary arrangements so perfect, that medical oommiesiopers who had been delegated to visit it oo behalf of their respective governments had reoom mended the adoption of similar appliances in the hospitals of St. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, the Italian States, Madrid, Copechageo, and the United States, from the fact of the remarkable mouse with which the surgical ope rations were attended. The annual expenses of the insti tution are about 2,000 f., but the false off on account of the Lancashire distress, sod the anbaceiptiorn and donations together cooly amounted to 1,1701.. but an opportune Lowy of POW. bad enabled the expense to be met. The hospital (which is eooducted os a most liberal scale, champagne being )rovided for case* which require it) is iratituted especm4 for treatment of women and children in all stages of disease, without lettere of recommaadation being required. [Stamped, id. Additional.] NAVAL AND MILITARY. Antunsirxr, Fun. 26.—Arrournevrre.—Assis perImiset-Psymester J. A. P. Whams, to the Victory, al am &gnaws:lw . Taylor, to the Meriborceuth (confirmed) First elm Areiatant-Eoraeor W. Roberta, to the 'ado, for the Forth. ' 13;;;;161Tee Ameletant-Engineer E. Hall, to the Dago% CHATHAM, Frs. 26. By direction of the Admiralty, the whole of the workmen employed at this dockyard are to be granted • holiday on the 10th March, and the frost al the Dockyard, Marine Barracks, and Melville Hospital, illuminati NATIONAL BMA' _ASSOCIATION.-07)10IAL [TWOPENCE ?&ILL OP BIPIJ This competilion was resumed and terminated yesterday at the gmerneeent practice nags, m erges , inn in the pelmet of Lord Eloho, Major-General Hay JP_Mtimmildefit of the Myths School of Musketry), Cap "Jo 21 kintsfa and either sesame of the emeedatios. The malt of the fear doge' sleWsg udosit 3 favour of Mr. Whitworth, wham rifle Ms la , proved its superiority both at Mole) pode and the 1, yards wage. It may be well to mate fee the perms" of fully elucidating the nature of the coated, that he amoidowee wrlit the rep letion,. each competitor IPII/ coaled to tent six rifies. flung 20 mends at 500 and I,OSP yard, neap with each wawa,. , The ompetition eommeneed en Moodey, hite the 500 Phle..llllllo l ape coutinged with W w ee AIM hos each eons Ma dt %tide, and Weibesday a Meets competitim took phase as dm LOS, yard, nap. it follows. UM if Me mix Atm et cads onapeoter Lid Mee tooted, the poeseedmp of Me first WOO dap must hare been reporilet hat the smelt MMo aborting yeeisrday fully proved that is my mew Mr. Whitworth mist Who riche and it wee, Merefore, arutaalip_ resolved to Ikea determination of the contest. Pee Mies* ye=y wee et the I,oolPperele mege-20 rounds foes each of threw rifle,. After firing 20 TOMAS film nos safe, Mx Turom retired from the seeteet isecoomesene of hr rest sod elide being out of elder, and Me. BMA' also retied dim firing his tint two weepoos. The meted ear, thessfore, ermined to Meows. Whitworth, Pampas, ; and, aittleagh the diagrams ate net fully made upi it wee meson at the close of the peorediopthat the mike of merit death rifle ism follow/a:— W beneath, 1 ; Memo, 2; Bakes, 3. At a Me hour Lit eight the official , result of the tidal, with three rifles from molt competitor, during the bet three days was competed from the dimming—and the pooeedinp of yesterday did Net affect that revolt. The keret give are the mean deviation of the shooting of 90 roundel, each rifie, the names as order Ming arranged in the order of merit AT 600 YAZD& 14191nliCioti fib ids. 3,19119 nth TotaL Whitworth 69 se w Baker T: Plll2Olllll Bina . ::. : . as lei AT 1.000 YAZD/. Ist iiriCioiiiiTiii. led Ws& Total. Whitworth Fancies Tumor /102 166 247 Baker Bhaell During the week the promedinp have been meek assisted by Mr. J. H. Steward, optician, of 4064 Strand, who pieced an unlimited number of telescopes at the dirpodof the at somation, the council of which have aedWed Mr. Steward's offer to give three of the " Lord Bury takeover* as prime to be shot for at the next Wimbledon meeting. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.—THIMIDAY. The change in the weather, which was windy sad blest, did not, however, operate in preventing as numeroun an at. tads's°. uon the day. There were Si. /SON for decision, two of w —the Liseolnehir• Handicat m aad tcria the Hurdle Raos—tureed net surprise to the me of backers of homes. The swum of Maurice is the Stakes oa the pub= day induced several to invest spot him, but the atehle were not sanguine. Frees the dia• position to " field" as the part of the book-makers, for the Hurdle Race, there was evidently something strong in the backgrouod, and the result proved the truth of their sur mises, for Satellite, the Liverpool Steeplechase favourite, wee beaten before going half the diatoms. After the race 1000 to 30 was offered egainet Satellite for the Grand National. The following are details of the day's running : THZ ISNIHIPIZB' SELLING &PALLS of 3 sova each, with 25 aided, for 2-yr-olds sad upwards. Maiden and selling allevisaces. About ball a ails . Baba Llacola'• &Melds, by —LjuJe Placa t Yrs MX) i eat cib Ol. Taylor) 1 Mr. Willie's Malta, 3 yrs MOLL Tet I Ilb Lord Uxbridge's Hazard, 2 yrs (Mt ), rest.... (J Chintshaw) THE LINCOLgeHMI HANDICAP STAKES of 5 sou. each, 3 ft, with 80 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Wisner, extra. One tare. VW subs.) Kr. W. Days Ilaarloo, by Tadmor—Fortnae-teller, 4 yrs. eat 12Ib M. Aden's) 1 Mr. T. Ragbags Flash4mtlemraat, aged, Tat Mb X. Trent* lord Sahara's Peignoir. Yrs, Ist tlb married Tst Alb) ;Challoner) I Tim Scum arum of 3 sou. each, with 20 added, for all ages. Winners extra. Half -a-mile. (13 subs.) Mr. Flatter's Mrs. Somerville, by Hatgatoa—Altitude, Yrs. let J Orlmthaw) 1 Mr. Bakers Coahuila, a yrs, est Mb (Beeves) Mr. BSTIVII Prologue, 4 yrs, But (Lynch) I Tug Hurnicarflicautx RAC!, of 5 sou. each, 3 ft, with 25 added ; wince,* extra. Two miles over six hurdles. (31 subs.) Mr. Wallies's Lincoln, by Selthazzar—Jordan (bred In America), aged, get 10lb (J. Knott) 1 Mr. W. W. Biker's slaking Fund. aged, Igat (John Nlghtingall) Hr. W. Midterm Retreats, by Cossack, 0 yrs, r ass Mb (J. Potter) s THE LIPOOLISIMIZ Her Breurezzcsuis of 5 SOPS. each, with 50 added, for maiden hones that have not won steeplechase, hurdle race, or flat nee, that are bond fide the property of residents in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, or Yorkshire • that hays been nstdarly hunted all the smarm ; and that have not been in a training stable during that time ; for 4-yrolds and upwards ; gentle- man riders ; professionals 71b. extra ; winners extra. About three miles. (31 subs.) Mr. C. klottrain's Vletrees, by Augur, aged, 12st Mb, (Ulmer) 1 Mr. Parker's Rook the Gardener, 4 yrs. llat (Mr. Sklpworth) Mr. Walker's Tarquin b), f 7.e, I2at Mb (Mr. G. Welker) g BETTING AFTER THE RACES. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 100 to 8 apt Lincoln (t) 100 to 8 Orphoe (t) )5 to I Emblem (t) 20 to 1 Satellite (off) TATTERSALL'S.-TRTRSDAY. There was the usual form of opening the subscription room, but beyond one or two members dropping in and chatting over the fire nothing was done in the way of betting. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—At the annual general meeting of members of the college on Wednesday last, Lord Brougham, president ; Lord Belper, vice-pr dent ; George Grote, Esq., treasurer ; and the Right Hon. Sir Edward Ryan, James Booth. Esq., and Thomas William Evans, Fp., members of council, were re-elected ; the Hon. George Denman, M.P., Henry Matthews, Eq., LL.B. London, Fellow of the college, and James Standeld, Req., M.P., a former student of the college, were elected couocillors ; the Hon. Mr. Justice Crompton, the Hoe. Richard Denman, and William Lloyd Birkbeck, Esq., retir ing; John Hodgkin, Eq., was elected auditor, on the re tirement of William Henry Beak. Eq., at the expiration of four years' service. Th e other member. of the council are : Dr. Boon. Edward Enfield, Esq., Robert Nicholas Fowler, Eq., William Fowler, Eq.. LL.B., Thomas Field Gibson. Eq., Sir Francis H. Goldsinid. Bart, Q.C., M.P., Fredrick D. Goldamid, Eq., Arthur Woodriff Jaffrey, Eq., Frederick William Mackenzie, Esq., M.D., Fellow a the college, Richard Martineau, Eaq., Henry Grubb Robinson, • the Right Hoe . Sir Jobs Romllly, Master of the Rolls; Edward Romilly, Esq., Alfred Wills, Eq., LL.B. and Frederic John Wood, Esq., LL.D. Auditors : David Montle, Esq., Henry Browne, Faq., and George Valestise Yool, KING a COLLEGE HOSP/TAL.—Tbe annual court of this corporation was held yesterday io the Board-room of the institution, the Rev. Dr. Jelf in the chair. The report stated that the number of patients admitted daring the year had been 626 ; the numberof out-patiasta, 43,166; midwifery cases attended at the patient.' own homes, 661. The total re ceipts, including legacies above 1001., had amounted to only 6.3701. 4a. 4d. The total ordinary expenses had been 8,1 81 . 011. 6d.The outstanding tradesmen's accounts at the 31st Deo., 1862, amounted to 1,61171. Is. ; the amount of stock steadies is the name of the corporation, 1,91. l 2 t- Si The lePnim bequeathed during the past year included 5001., by the late Francis Robinson, Esq., of Efflogham, Surrey ; 5001. by the late Charles Parker, Eq., of Boni fi eld, Berk. ; 1001. from William Barker, Fag., of & rows . peen, Surrey; and the reversion of one-half of the residue of has estate, by the late deceased gentleman, Sir Richard Doherty, of Charles-street, St. James's, the value of this estate about 5001. a-year, rum-half of which will revert to the hospital on the death of the life resters. The Rev. Mr. Kifiiok, the rector of St. Clement Dams, mid that he should always have great pleasure in preaching annual sermons in his church on behalf of such a *Ale charity. The various Amen for the ensuing year bevies hem appointed. • vote at thanks to the rev , ehelrmas dosed the menthes% ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Yesterday the annual meeting of the governors of this institution took plus at the hospital, Blorefield-street, Finsbury-circus, under the presidency of Mr. ROD= Csucmcz, who we. supported by Mews. T. G. Sunbrooke, Robert Lodge, William Moody William Street, W. R. &Neon, Chu &la W J on, J. J . Miles, J. H. Grain, J. F. filtreatfeild, John Cooper, Mark Hunter, fra...llr. llooroan, the secretary, read the report, which stated that 40 sew names had beau added to the fist of annual subscribers since the Let annual meeting. The donations bad likewise been lihaal ; smug these, the eons + mittee acknowledged& munificent bequest of 6001. Win I dated 404) bythe late William Rheek, Req.. of MusweUS and a sum of 10W. awarded by Mews. Wades= Leaky from funds left at their disposal for charitable under the will of the late Philip C r ee Pg d e : Wall, Esq., of Curtly-red, fileceedita. The lisancial statement, however, notwilbenusdisa the mod rigid sememy, exhelited an exam of expenditure over income, amounting to 1071. 6s. 2d. This was attributable chiefly to the great incomes in the umber d ant-petients, which involved • larger expenditure in drop, de., and to the more tenaTOUS diet which was hied mental to the Meat meat ef patient*. The medical report showed that the number of patients had more than doubled in the mune at a few yens. They amounted this year to 15,3% many - et Use eases involving semiy 40,000 stteodances. SOUTH zesrmur ,WAY. After our report loft yestesety, The CHAMMAN mid—As to the spoil whisk heijawas Meat le hirlist he shoed Mete the perliselers of ie -1 amptesset with the lendee,Chnikeet, see Dever OF iy illmihn. del& than the &rodeo esseMbeed it t M in their meet, he plaMd limed sulfa* It • i heeds meeling. Net be meet his the it was eider • 1 meal Am .he thought, desirable fe make the Mails! el Waffle assmeements enteeed WM* the wirepsey eelifeettrei I public denneeion. Theybed hem emeeloatedito leave it the the dimness to settle mesh Meters to the hest of their ju4pireet, and with , a vier to Se promotioo of the oonit/ 1 emry's illialeg* and if tip ha amilleace into the board! they would ably leave them, es as farmer IKIESSiOnIy to• I terry eat the- details is the way that t be most erpo: Went. He wield Ade that en no oesseice had 2 th ey been maid open to lay the proprietors. that details of we arrangements of • similar kin& • entered into with other campanile se, for hate** the arreemeemeb with tbe Brighton, the Beath Wester% sad the Great Weeders flompenase abed y Deferred to. Far' rosily years en serangemeet of a similar hied to that ncor mimed into with the Chatham Compeer 110111ted with the • Was as respired the Red Idl, Raga* Harticp, and' Bt. Immarde tie", the details ef whisk the proprietote • were satieled to /ewe with the divectors. Hit trusted they would show an opal degree of amides* on.this memo& There wee ens point be mast advert to. fl seemed to have bees iefersed by previous speaker, that, became they bid metered iota sa sreangement, they must neeessexily here made mese saerilioe el tbair rareness, anti have agreed to woke over to the other company something which they might have withbehl from them. That wee an 'Wire mistake. Tire whole object of the anengement was to avoid injurious cotspetitroo. and had been based an the actual experience of the two companies with reference to the trail° at the °sweetie' points Both am pniesbrought their respective ttallievinto the aneurgement, but they agreed Dot to me trains against each other, so as • to fritter away the prate of either mammy. The miss equitable principle had gemmed them m he 41 Maar mess where egreemeots had been eatereirtato wita adjoining companies. With reference to the lastaponu7 advenoes • made to the Charing-cross Compeer, he-led to explain that a very large sum had been received on the me Untie of shares, on which they were paying interest at the rate of • 4e per cent. ThemOtiey was eel ye* rewired for the Tun bei and Dartford lines, sod it believed them in the mean time to employ the money so se to minimise the loss of interest to proprietors of ordinary steak semuch sepcesible. They had accordingly pined part of the mosey ow. depoet with the company's Makers in Leedom and fdanshester.; another portion on deposit with Mom. Gurney and Co. on 'comity, and mother on temporary hate kr thealisrmg-cross Cowpony on adematt• seamy. lit them advances they obtained a better rate of interest thaa they otherwise could do. The board bed folly ormidered the matter, and be hoved the ansegemest to he, on the whole, the meet &d -etainer:roe that the company meld adopt wader the circum stanes. Mr. birscerm denied that Ike hail way wot of e.oafidesce is the baud, but thought it was dew to ths psoprioymt, when an arrangement of this umagsilwil• was sotered into, that they should be to saw extent takers fists 000fideoce. Mr. BiArrrn observed tbai I they eisseiseed in camps dace with a company whisk bed ettedsed ria apposition to their limp, that maid Gay be+egeof a aselemtinjury to the rt. ° bac . mud it was the aphis, he Manchester that it wee to the news of the 1 with the London, Chatham, and Dover Conspeay fief the rim in their stock from 88 to 96 was owiag. The question was then pet, sad apes a show of hands the amendment was rejected and the report adopted. The retain dimotors, Mesas. Beattie, Tadao, Mellor, and Gilpin, MP., were reelected, and the appointment to the board of Mr. Buckler and Mr. Waimea was con resold. The neat beelines Ina the election of as auditor m the place of Mr. Thomas Brows, missed. Mr. George Smith and Mr. J. G. F. Child were nominated far the ra= and some discussioo ensued ; after which a show of was takes, which wee in favour of Mr. Smith. A poll' wee demanded on behalf of Mr. Child, which was appointed to be taken after the meeting, and the result to be declared to-morrow (this day) at twelve o'clock. to which tiros the meeting was adned, al terthe pewee/ of • for=esolu- Lion for canasolig shares of the company into SEVENOMEN, MAIDIWONII4 ♦ND Tor ii RAlL neat.—The WH-yeart= d i mios eg the proprietors wain held yestesday at the V • -etatco.; Earl Amherst in the chair. The report of the directors ;Wed that the traffic of the last half-year bad been satisfactory. The double line to Sevenoaks was now completed. and would ebentir be banded over to the Leedom, Chatham, and Doves to be worked by them. Arrangements were in propels for raising the Deceesarr capital for the orestrutioe of the extension to Maidstoae, the bill for which wu obtained in the last nisei" and it was hoped would be so far as to admit of the commencement of the works .arty the wring. and on the opening of the bne • large seceniou of traffic might be expected. The report of Mr. Turner, the eerneer, stated that a commodious station had been erected at Sevenoaks, aad that the lime would b► in working order and fit for traffic in good time for the summer mow The accounts showed a total receipt of 218,6146/., and a balance of 3,519 f. Lord Sondes weeded the report ; Sir P. Dyke was re.elected a director, and Mr. Wreford --- BEDFORD AND CAIIHILIDOZ RAILWAL—The half yearly meeting of this company was held yeatenity ; Mr. W. B. Whitbread in the chair. The report Meted that there tad been received on capital 308.9471.14 a. lea.. but the expenditure has exceeded that sum by 14.7881. 71.7 d. The debenture debt has been contracted es follows : 110,1281. at. 44, and 15,4231. at 41. The total receipts on revenue ac count for the half.year have beep 9.6221. 7.. ea. ; and de ducting 3,3791.10a.10d. for working expenses,and 1,815/.36.2d. for interest on loam, there remained for dividend 4,4271. 135.6 d.. which permitted one at the rate of 34 per omit., and left 3221. to by carried forward to the next amount. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, thought they bad every rawest to congratulate themselves upon the gnomes of the undertaking so far, inasmuch as 34 per cent. was by no means a bad dividend for an incipient line, and eepecsally so when it. was horse in mind that the line bad' been only five months opened for goods italic, and six months for the passenger traffic. In the hands of such ma honourable company as the London and North Western, and considering the demand for coals along the line, they might expect it to be worked well, and be remunerative. The motion having been seconded by /Ir. Lyon, wee una nimously adopted ; sod a resolution wee perm Manioc the number of the board from 15 to 9. ...BET COAST RAILWAY.—At the half-y= meeting of this company held yesterday at the V Statino, the dinettes' report, which has appeared in our columns, was adopted, and the retiring directors were re electe. SOUTH STAY/ORD:MIRE RAILWAY.—The yearly meeting of this comment was held yesterday at the Easton Station. Yr. Anon ma the chair, when the mod guaranteed divhdeud wee declared ; and it appeared from the accounts that the capital was at present 1,472,8541. ta. 5d., of which 77,4851. bad been added sine the last meeting. CARNAnvoxsumn RAnwsr.—There not being $ quorum of proprietors, the half-yearly meeting was ed. jonroed. BI4HOP'B CAHILL RLILWAY.—The meeting of this company was also adjourned. TIM LAYS COMMUNION= or THE CITY POLICE.—•A meeting of the members of the City police force, con vened for the plumed of cessidering in what manner it would be moat unwept ate to testify their attachment and respect for their late lamented chief, Mr. I). W. Harvey. was held yesterday, in the mess-room at Bow-lace-station on which mei= • very large number of constables at tended. It wee resolved that the memorial should consist of • moment, illustrative of their late cbiers public weer, to be pieced over his grave. It was also resolved that . a letter of ceedolesce suitably emblazoned on vellum should be presented to Mr. Harvey and her family. A committee was appointed for earn ing out the objects olthe meeting. LONDON GENERALOMNIBUR COMTANT(LIMITED)..... Tattle receipts for the week eliding Feb. 22, 9,784/. Importing tea without colour on the leaf pro m,. g. cu m . s passing ott Inferior Wawa Yawls as Is the awl kinds. Noralasssa Tea is uncoloured. Merefore always geed slits. Bold to packets by Lao tgesn.—(Attranseseent.