The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-08 00:00:00

P" 8 ,A `L A I • 7- •, t -•• 41 - .4 T 1 1 1 I I , fr, 7 -1 , i i a.~. : f • 1; ~. iJ ws ~, . . ti ::.. ,~ ~.., . Na 5,198.] cAYLITTA, calling at the Cape of Good .111_, d hud ,..._ernAmcommuninrriox tetween WE- I and INDIA.--Tha well-knows clipper aludlisl i steem l - 11111 g INDIANA, gfillYtous, Whom power, JOHN SILYT Car man- I des, now loading In the Victoria (London) Docks. Isar* on 1 ler April. embarking pawners at and learagfravrand on the 00th Aril, for Calcutta, calling at the C O l 4 of Good Hops sad Madras Mb magnificent ship, built surgery re the !Wisteria, hes been thorougtdy retitrd, has Ort-rate assegummlethis it passengers, and will curry an esperhreed grugge, s i p s o p ., ardor. The average passage of this •NAMINNIII led arson was 70 days to Madras : the Q.s burg Darkened Ur voyage in 69 dap, being the shortest at rearra. The line will be continned on the 20th Jam( sad oath. 00th of each slteiveding month. with the retreat punctuality, by one of the company's magnificent fleet of errillaryeiraw stradidpa. Tor freight or Ferri GAINDLAY mud Cr, fit, ece. tlamet-street. 8.11. the, .ars.. LURID WITT sad Ow. yea yeadenbanstrest, •. or at the 0771018 d the 00Y rthrv, 9, riudng- ,lamfism. where ass Wherries gor appointments ailltapreala thin rewlee should le reds. 2.II I IIIARD LNIW, itairevary. WVITT sad MOORWS AUSTRALIAN LING _a_.• of PACKET SHIP.—For ADKLUDI Dlrect i gvall sae. tualll on th e alb May, beal *MS( day led lbe new Aberdeen clipper APSIUM, •1, 411 kaa . ODLLI Commander. load*/ In the Loads Meeha rels lee vessel has jard been bent by Meas. Jain Duthie, Ihes, and Co., under special earthy, ban a poop Sib lestrais sememedatlea for cabin pee *engem and, Sea her beaullfel model M the beet opporteatty for easuroda sow olfedier—Yer lees d blight or posse apply Pe D(VITT aid NOON" 9, Baillesleeel DSIITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ PACJEZT SHIP.—~ LAUNCRONON Most Mu • of nor mrdo ..5z....... in =kr tts latindsbalit worm WINTNONY, • l. rogdstar 8 C tons, THOMAS Consmandor , V . = Lantos Doha Ilds must, WS ospronly for Ins Stade, has just arrived niter a rigid rosines lids has depot accommodation for . a taw add odds for teems of freight or pomp noW to and. 1 W No. St. Betenaploc• ; or to MlTTmoss 9, -nEvrrr and MOORE'S ALTSTRAIJA.II LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct A rental , trader, daily expected from the e and will return alpha imonedlatelr, the r edid Aberdeen REAMER BALL A 1 forllt= s 472 tow M. . W. MOWN, cols winder : The lemotleal kr bow bellt erpreedy foe the Mulches most ehmiwat seemisoliSse for s aeougqeerrss and ti one of the fastest digs sat of lariat of Lon harta y eres p ee tt ve ly.--lbe performed three Tonga ban the maw la ie, 79, •da terms at tre4ol4 pimp appiy to D 1 and MORI. DURIMPIONIL DLAOK BALL PARMINGBIL LIFE of AN CLIMB TACK= for AMITIAILk free Teeien elkeel Tonatia. MO Lt 8 7 4 . 0 7 si. tidzwe . 1. 7 ....• • • aa til: I 002ZA UN E. UN Looks. To Sall. Itondos ZIT R: India Ape Id M. liana April 2.5 India May 26 13* misbrand Lar d Nil, km% UNIT panatnenty aad rapid pampa, as • natal lowa aad time par saw somata= vneorpaand bp any ninak afoai.—For In AW sl"B Irdplllar to !Waren* to J mum api ow, _ all Yenta ter tits mai sin Lim and T. M. MAMA sad Oa, laadannallatriet, LOWICS. LC. iiwzrum wad NORTH ANZRIOAN ROYAL .1.0 MAIL 872•114113111, wpoirried by the APhieeley to sell =ISTOZPOOL NW TOOK. sad betweea UTllt ail 800 OK es all se MOM or sem pone sad nosh, sad peapore Br ele, the Bottom ..,10.4 = t eL llelee t r a il rearing pesseepers sad or after veto& aro is. = lOl la la Bah LlOrDerk. et Oak he reeds, As • PIEBIFIA. for NNW YOU. estendey, lyro 11. • Taking pooropeir awl seeditter Nemo red Hamm, be be trisererred et Now York cabala the LW British gem. STROM for BOMA_ heerriAsyd4r.n 18 . AIIIITRALABIAN. tor NW TOOK, sussms., • 11. wiLarl•ooo7. s I me 1•• wthes or llg i ro i r.t i g i qCsest DO" chest =Mk Oa: serced cable, Ate. P . ow Y.* Ws( edam. MS: a sob* SA YVs* 6 N • isithx.lhoomma Swore*. ss watin. i. .ma spit osot. priseps. Se J. Si.loord, th Obi Loudon ; J. M. Clorts, Mork aid Place as Is Paris: G. NA J. Pos. loilmowdroot. : D. =Wive,. 001. gaseostowa ; era eel O. Myer, II WWI , Week Liverp TO PUT= COMMA a zr =:7pESTIAII 00 CLW to NNW row lOwal—The LITIIIOOI6 Yam STIAMIIITOOMPANT Mood Orpielb• POMP tollopoical Oploholabso Ikon r 111/11 lIIMIL ' mummy nor • crry sr as t ii ssisozz. M : N Dsh otos ••• IDINIWZOM, Wadoody, Apo IA ITNA, Itatorday, Mon It Aal wavy sasseeilms WM . jamoomis, 11, 0, sad 21 plum ID IP ramOb• Forward prom II Wars, 01l ooIOMOL Promoon Pt Omoda, ON ...T= twz rozett e r w i rw-ft. M: or 66 aa, W ALOST,GP. air. rozaGRAVII23. and PHILLIPPB uselaramstiosed Ilrata ler. Ammons : ad • Pi She 1111101. as BATIMIZ. U.Y. SW/SW sal Yoram Nom Wirth W .they beadsth atAl ast. laths : p si.. si ma., sad ITh hi. Mars ticks% ita• sad • SW: the IITILN001.1), Iliandss smith math, Maar the Tows lsos .. Zatil3l, the SCEIVALIth CONDO; or wow; air Thursday, hen sandrarink ss 13 am. ; than aWirlrfa Ike Se rah* pasesswe as Nom than: 4th M eirm ilthlNlSMlAL the GuarAF WASA, ml. ay, am air MUM . 8 4,111 M. ham A. thires . rdthlocesesMs du Ta r tS . ththatlrgetl au l a t meth CLIaICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LEM ABSITRANCI WITTY. _ _ _ . _ . *ILJJaiIIDOaQUAIL. LONDON, LW. MC, • lONselei sessln a rtr ip e Soldetri tosisass - Aarsollsemseelmide The Assegesateftediest kapeoted wee ALMON NKr basset Oe lame /Wit Beam added= alibi Oda= OMR 3t=b1 11 11:1:116 11 4 OM Oilman Iseberes goiwe Woraw.-.01 Nike artiAid aft doll! wit Amoral rue Ode( bell ibelt r a rietn i tgre ontkedh, and NM dftbee ntinue r a es . dif any blest te Low Uri. or ts. MUMS ma Yams War, whiter!, MO digrlW Profi LLID Lim seep be aseared at Pftelia.llll proportioned to tbelsearnmed Ask. after nseproof s liatti death. tnen of CLAnta—Clebots phi thirty dap of Acocersosebs PALMS Isms are at al Uses epee to " fatt e r zit ead i r 4 e7 Iropeaal ein r° r ing ebtaine l st from tee of the Ite=l/sea, or of I CIDTCLIFYIL Actsaa7 and bearatary. ames* @equate, London, S.W. The leverdosary Dowea s t Qatar/amidst Derision in Int avensed tepee Ore, sad the Oast Donee 23 per Cent, on tite ?maims ;old in the 3 The next Division of PleSe will take place in Tummy, 110 f. _ _ LAW LIPS ASSURANCE SOCIETY, lteetatrest, London. Instituted lerf. Leveeted mete L 5,000.000 Atonal boom Crania Tar Flopesiars and tame ter emranone. apply he at the Sedeif salon. London, LC. W=lAll fIAItUAL , Actuary. 4,11. now ngIVIATANT SALE of 111.11. DY and 011.114.10:24TAL nims. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, id Ns Great learse. It. Illigellrest, OreseßessrOra, TO WN/30W, Agra 9. et ledl-peat 12 0121 THOUSAND choice CARNATIONS, Pinks, and toll Gladioli Salta tnelvergeeen Prtvees, nesearia. and 2, shalom Planta, new dans' of Plikene Lernsla. Delphinienn, Gamine Ws, BAP. Dahlisa, Paotataa, Pcsaise, Pendidkosis. Geraniums, IlMybodok, Strawberry Mats, GoorMery and Cumuli Trees, Raspberry had. Canon to. On slaw the d Ws, and eats. hatele VALUASLI ramasoyelem. lIISTRUNZIFTS. PHOTOGRA- raw MRJ. C. STEVENS will =X by AUCTION, .t H t l{ IS. lircrettrest, Coesetrirdee. 111IDAY, AWI Ilk at leaNyest II precisely volute, TIMM COntI. Iteo oa et 'Wolk Patotoissalits kenina, Barfield lesintssats. photographs. stereoscopes sad es , orator our drorte s gs d , jewellery, and vortety alloottlaceous Items —On view Ohs sp prier ad NOVIVIEUff or ode sod aweless.* bad. ((PUS'S ALGA BURMA, a Conoentrated V Immo d the Iles-weed, le aa Wiabis external remedy W orabeamollsea mad Mews* Beak also ke tu tee mama eti"geeli°ll4l:lliabet= deknaltisk la able to tesati a t i talaslia irreat benefit el ' i7 lee 11l es arlawlea boa bees to Menu •he had 1 1 , M* we el Ms sad be Is It eemalelely rroorsest 1 Groat Cam August 10."—" Lyles lee same time mama ram* teem umatlem, premed a boats el the,emun, applied I and hove not ethos hut dr Apart Pr earyeaee mi &Amami pales now= Date, Oft/W-reedt. Bermondsey. —RAW In bottles, to. 1)11., am ed., sal Ila seek by T. Leselar, el. hale Cliarabyard., Lad by all 161•11.• A PM OK able It dwell be reed by army eaa, grafts or by pot for foar damage). the r beADS PURE ALUM MAGNESIA D l E rn° b•ei. dams owasts-araajorm:Zwcalli UM' timed ths 'seeks& peoisselea, eao= the ea hie st enstly dity et Pea. awl ladleeett for od ea. W so • d 4 eips sleet ice delicate ecasittaisoaa are ice ladles eel tighten. It le la • state of sad °I Win= ItiIiNRIORD sad OIL. 171. re: F ilisa• O* Zemke; ail bp ell respectable aboaasse Ibreash at lite watt rO un h Ter., COPAHINE amecessfaily Med la the Pena and Ledo likapttam. oder the WO al Caridrier * tkorda boa Llord. !stead, and Laces Clerk ISM, a ewe la an dveredr ail dilds. either to recent or abrade diseases-4e. ed. per bottle. by peel 2d., at C. Joust* lhoeh chemist, Haymarket. tondos. WHIZ LONDON PAVILION. The lAMBI INTIRTAINMEIfra et the above Mob lbhment will embrace the following talent .—lfsdamie Vetch'. nem, Medium Mee. Mho Conetance, Madame Useful, Mr. H. De &ennw,and Mr. Khan Milligan Ac.: Lithe Canal, tie Clone Family, sad the four American Wonders Comb—John end Emma Ward', Mr. Buckingham, the French DAMN% sad the renowned Mahone, who have created a perfect flame. Mn spilesed Anterkan Bowling Alleys open ryilTrlON.--COCIES'S Celebrated READING •.../ SAUCY, for nab, Game, Steaks, Sours, Gravies, Hot and WI Beaks, sad ortralled tor general a.. t. sold by sa respect able dealers in Sanwa It is manufactured only by the sole proprietor, CHABLIS COOLS, 6, Doke- s treet. Rea mi t i t . lbe wood awe Wheelhouse. Monsen are marine FLOWER SIED 8, Genies', fee. PRI= BELDAM 1811 sad 1862.-12 saw asinuals, 10a. 64.: 'ditto. 6a: 05 bet hardy manna* 7s. II ditto, la.; 50 hardy anntinia 10a. : Alto, 61. 16 ditto, le 64. Ms above coax them w selected Irian the greatest care, err& a view to Ave the utmost punish varlaky. Ample cultural directions are printed on emit pocket. 111711.1111 1411111.10C11, SLID MEACHAM!, Coml. gardsnosarnat. London. ALIGHT WAGGONETTE -H. MILLINER'S LIIAKINGTON WOVIIILTY—a four -wheal which fal apes, sad forma a meggreetta, and. If rsq • tight heed *Nab ww carry luggage on roof . can be dropt farm a very ight close carriage far ford. persona—lke sad particulars l swig to the inventor sal *nig hefldier w 7E MULLINU. emelegefsanafactom Leamington. /1/111TION.—WATRIKESTON sad BROODEN reassmead the puddle to hare t. Coast Gold gated on the leveles—"l'me Gold sad POI* Cold. at applied to Jewellery DDolYyy s debates. WATISEISTON sad DINS CAIN end att Miens sautalsetored by then, are sold epos Ude_peltdrikend et the mannfeetarere Wan Mendfsetary, °Matirea. W.C. AVMS aide 01 doles end levrentey are ls .11. This edabillenent doted at la the eveabst end en Istardsys at I. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and tenors, inform the public that the YZW GOODS an sow ready, and specimen garments am kept to in *adios : also a select stock of overcoats on hand for sale. The teenieriep am el material and patterns that CIUIDO4 bemoaned. —No. 11111. Streak opposite Easter•lten_ Rnnows PSAFFME FOUNTAIN, as used in Princess Alesandras bridal boudoir at Wisior Castle, la now ealeadvaly=imecl by the nobility sad pratay far tits dra table, ge. Pries fiten 1.1 tan 1111=7 1 1TINT v...07r.. for purifying and perfuming Me atniespbsre. Pries train ea. Sold by all tbe trade.— =OM, perfumer, Kt, Wand, and U, CombilL sad 8017 ND MTH are indisputable %V a t i c:7moms' Attraction. .od to Monk sod itig&Ar by tb r i a rtoo ormiloollor et too& at:muerte. UPEONTU, or ENTIPMICS, ampooodul at Otioold togrobtabir ot tarigarble rim la sad brolog talk. 1in = " 11 6 =6 64 6114 6 1166116$ "Flume 6) the tartar Ur fork weft of aeon aeon awl pedaloes sad pregame Sr droork to Looms *mum. orgasm. fr torturer . = wake obbroodlibr isbroboyo ob trolly ost mos ot Brom ire lo rivoirity btor osystr Poke lob& Ws. NM MOO. lisibm•prilan. oM by Obarsts sad l4ehMa. Ask for "Rowlands' Oicsto: GOD BUM the PRINCE of WALES.—The New Piels6o4llas mened for the sew by the com peer =Me InnlAbla As. The Song, an ; ditto. Plano low Dank 4e., tat snag by Kr. Eno Breves and ea e nomad IL HAMAD MIMIC. for Plena, by W. H. Ceunorr :—Tbe Holy Family. Three bookf i ..n . mob ; at in one vol.. Its. The Alloretles. Three es. each : or le one vol. lfa TM Holy Three seeh : or la ono vol., THi AJAR''' HOWARD KAMM. for Plano, by V seasuns. lor e Maw Bend, by F. OODFINT. 105.V1T Landes: Helm. Cooke Co., New Dortketewireek W.. Palau/en to tie Queen sod the Seeperer Napoleon 11;1. 111kaw, with waiswass 121astwallawa 6a pars ll ed STORIES from HISTORY. , By Am= Oramow. Lagoa : Parkin Saw, awl Boar a, Wait Strand. 159.(001 Idttfaa, with at 100 Woodcuts, Is. ed, FAMILLtit HI RY of BIRDS. By the late 11001kop ?maxim. Lawton : Parker. Sea, mad Boars. Wad earead. WORKS by RICHARD CHZNEVLIE TRENCH, D.D., Doom et Wombs Wier. ON tlio STUDY el WORDS. Teeth IdWoo, 40. =OLDIE PAST sad P 1 IT. Fourth Union, h. DL SELECT GLOSSANY ed ENGLISH WORDS. ascend Edition. 41. n. PIOVIEBS sad TIMER LEMONS. Pittlt Edition. Sa. loads*: Parkas, Sea, sad Bourn, West Strand. liil► =MONS. EEADINGS in ENGLISH PROSE LITERATURE; with Faure on English Literatare. Editioe. na. ed. READING@ to POETRY, from the Works of the beet Impels Peens, with risme of the American Pasta Fourteenth Eelitlea. te. READINGS la BIOGRAPHY ; a Selection of the Lives of Eminent Mee of all Nations. Tenth &Woe. 3a. fkl. RRADINGB in SCIENCE: Familiar Explanatioes of Appearances and Prl= Is Nateral P'hßosooy. Fifth Mike. Se. ad. : Parker, Boa, and Boum Weal liereat loyal m , b soma Maks, Ma. A NATOMY, D.WTIVE and SURGIOAL. Einar Dui, LEA, Lecturer ea Aneteny of Pa. Cleerob With aearly 100 Woodcuts, tram OrtgbialDraw- Imp, trete matte by the Author aad Dr. Carter. Loudon : Parker, Soh, and Boars, West Stunt Ms ay &art opotavo, prise 66., UTILITARIANISM. By Joaw SWAZI Ma.z.. savored fro= " frioxfsMapsales" Lomas : Parlor, ece, rd Boars, Mast Strut ROYAL 13111T/177101t OF °SEAT RsiTATIC—At the general monthly misting hold on Monday, April S the Rev. J. Barlow, ILA., F.A.S., Vice.Presideat, in the chair, Laren Francis Torsos Harcourt, Eng., B A., William Harry, Eag., F.R.C.&L., Joseph Norma Lear; Big., 7.8.A.5., Paul Jell= Beater, Reg., Oetaras Reg. Frederick Thompson, Sag. Robert Wigrari, B6 Z., ware sleeted meenben of the Roe Institution , and Camel Disbar, A. Pope, Fag., John iviortoo, Fag., John R. Roma, M.D., were admitted members of the Royal NMI. trios, The presents reesived since the last meeting were I laid ea the table. and the thanks of the members retuned for the same. ROYAL COLLEGE OF 817ROIONS OF INOLAND. - The following garlsmen prised their primary examiaatioas le anatomy and plipiology at a meeting of the Court of Pamainers os the lth Met.. led when eligible will be ad mitted to the ppaarr mainirtioe :—Marra. T. H. Appleby. A. Baer. H. and G. Grewcock , students of Uni. veer* Collar Hespiiel ; B. L. Powue, G. V. Langworthy, and A. H. Brewer of Bri. Bartholomew's Hospital: T. Edgekiw. and J. Canty, of St Ge orge' s Hospital • W. P. Hark R. F. Tamer, sad B. R. Daglidt, ol L i o rred i s i Ace prat; J. Z. Adam and J. H. Crider of . the Hos pital; H. J. Berlin and W. T. B. Maar. of St. Mary's Heepital ; J. W. Jones ad W. B. Shore. of the Charing mom Hospital ; J. leaps mid Y. A. Wood, of King's Col. lags Hospital ; E. Armoring, of the Middlesex Hospital ; O. J. Cullingworth and C. W. E Foster, of Swede ; E. Masher and J. Lloyd, of Birmingham ; J. Moorhead, Bel fast; and J. M. Fisher. of Etta LORD PALKIIIIITOII4 VISIT TO SCOTILIIID.--Ou Saturday morning, Lord Palmerston, accompanied by Mr. Cowper and Mr. Ailey, kft Riecestoe-home, the seat el Sir William Giber Ornig, for Curriertstion, on the Car &WOO Railway, ea whir the 10 a.m. armee tease stopped, ley appointment, to take up the oobr lord and party. lard Palmerston we ricosaganied to the station by Sir William Giber • rg and family, Tinniest M.P., Lord CsnisbSl, the Rev. Mr. Langwill, D = geotlemeti. There was a large forret of the village, sod the Premier took his darner at 10.15 amidst the loud sheen of the assemblage. Oa the train reselling Carlisle, his lord ship was welcomed by a great crowd of the citrons. liotwithatetuding his bard work in Scotland, be looked even fresher than be did when be rased through Carlisle lea the pertain Saturday. He was received with a hearty I sheer, sad, escorted by Mr. Jeers, secretary to the station committee, be walked about the platform, and was coo. i ducted to a place whence be could view psi; of the ancient 1 border city. A very amusing incident thee occurred. A keel photographer made application to Lord Pelmerstou ter remisnion to take hie portrait. His lordship, with the Manor good humour at once complied with the artist's re. ra, and took ofi his overcoat, with the sir of a men peeling* for a pugilistic encounter, amidst the laughter sad cheers d the crowd who formed a ring around him. The camera was at heed, sad the artist's bead was soon concealed beneath the black cloth, and the sable Premier, evidentty enjoys the affair, pot himself into attitude to his most jaunty style. So anxious was his lordship to comply with the wishes of the photo- grapher, and what he arbiter conceived to be the wishes of the citizens, that he naked whether or not he was to take off his travelling cap ; and as the crowd were premise rather too close be salted them to by hied enough to stand beak. • adding, " Thaler I am perfectly still, you know it won't do." The artist put the *obis viscount in the proper position, and soon completed the operation. Lord Palmerston then re sumed his overeat amidst the loud cheer. of the crowd, who Monad highly pleased with his lordship's affability, and the cheers wen renewed when he resumed his journey to the south. LONDON. WEDNESDAY Entail°, APRIL 8, 1868. Imuloitspluo INTELuogrtez (zzona's TRH POLISH INSURRECTION*. BRESLAU, Amu. 7. _ _ _ The Brek.•uer Zeitung of to-day publishes a tele gram from Kalimb, asserting that great agitation prevailed there on account of the approach of the insurgents, who were said to be at a distance of only six miles from the town. The telegram further states that the churches of Kalisch were dosed evezy day as 6 p.m., and were occupied by the military. The garrison bivouacked in the public squares, and each of the military posts at the gates was fur nished with two guns. THE POLISH QUESTION, PARIS, Area. 7. La Nation of this evening ova " France, England, and Anetria have come to an understanding and sent separately to St. Faker burg notes identical in sense." The same journal adds : " The powers have in their mews carefully avoided anything resembling pressure, leaving it to the Our 'to take the initiative in the measures calculated definitely to put an end to the periodical risings, so disquieting for Europe and so disastrous for Russia." RIIEISLL ST. PSTERSBIJKO, Azau, 7, 'Minato. The concession for a railway from Kieft to Odessa has been granted by the government to a Rnseian company. The railway will consist of 647 verde, with two branches of SW vents each. Thei capital will amount to 55 million roubles, under a government guarantee of 5 per cent. interest. s • THE THRONE OF GREECE. COPENHAGEN, Ana 7. The Dagbladet of to-day, in its revie w of the week, publishes another article hostile to the candi dature of Prince Wilhelm, which concludes thus : " We must not forget that Europe and Greece do not render any service to Denmark in choosing a Danish prince for the vacant throne. Should Den mark accept the election, it is she who extricates both parties from embarrassment. Unquestionably, therefore, we are perfectly justified in making such conditions as, while assuring our right, shall at the same time secure the tranquillity and equilibrium of Europe. In accepting our terms Europe would, obtain a king for Grecoe, and would put an end to the Schleswig-Holstein question." The conditions under which, according to the Dagbladet, the Greek crown is to be accepted are : The guarantee of the independence at Denmark by the Great Powers ; assistance to maintain order in the monarchy for that purpose ; renewal of the guarantees for the possession of Schleswig by Denmark, as obtained in 1720 ; and the neutrality of Holstein. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALLiN OPERA. The Covent Garden season began last evening with Use eclat so worth? of this snot establishment The opera was Masanielle, pa rfarmsdwith so elimination at the splendour and maptikerice which distinguished its foci pro duction at this theatre. The performance presented various novelties of cast and other points which call for notice ; but as the curtain did not fall till part midnight, we must defer entering into particular details, aid content means with observing that the theatre, newly-p minted and decorated, looked bright and cheerful ; that though the audience was 110 i so crowded and brilliant as it usually in at the height of the season, yet the house was much faller than might have I been averted at at. time when so large a portion of the fashionable world is stall absent from town ; that Naltain, who appeared for the tires time in the pert el ' ltaanidlo, anrinined the character, both dramatically ask vocal/. is • Own/ which did honour to his talent', and obtained for him a highly and deservedly famozable reap tics ; that Y. Faure was also very succonhd in the rof Pieta, in which be, too, appeared for first time; that Ned-Baraldi sang with his nand senores, and acted as Ira as the feeble and insipid part Of Alfonso would allow him to do—a remark which may Buena be applied te Mlle. Mori Itattn's performance ef .111vba ; and that the character of the dumb girl Peaells, the real heroine of the prise, was beautifully regimented by Wl's. Salvino', an exquisite minis, whom speaking ' gestures completely supplied the place of language. The superb cad graphic °bermes, and brilliant arohistral parts, were executed as wells" possible ; and Ather's chef dcrusrs, we are convinced, could not have been heard and men to pester advantage In say theatre In Europe. TURKEY. *PIA Arm 6. Olner Paths, the commander-in-chief of ...he array, has provisionally assumed the direction of the ministry of war. The army has been divided into six corps, the first of which, hitherto stationed at Constantinopl4 will be transferred to Sebum's, under the command of Abdul Karim Pubs. ARRIVAL Or THE SULTAN AT ALEX- AI DRIA. ALF-XANDRIA, Ana, 7. The Sultan has arrived here, escorted by air. war vessels. His Majesty has taken up his residence at the . Royal Palace Razel-Tin. Great fetes have taken place in the town to cele brate the event. THE SEIZURE OF THE ALEXANDRA. (nom on coianarospar.) IL, TOINDAT, The screw steamer Alexandra, whom seizure by the gommossaall eilledisk at Liverpool we announced yester day, methane la peneesaion of the customs alms, who have marked the broad snow on her masts. We now mi derstmd from very good authority that the government intend holding sa inquiry as to the ovramehip and des tination of ths two gunboats now Wig constructed by Masan. Laird Brothers, of Birkenhead, information having hem forwarded to the effect that they are being built fat the Cosfedsrate government. A splendid steamer, called the Japan—otheewirie the Virginia—sailed from the Clyde on Saturday lase, heavily armed, for a Confederate port. She had upwards of 100 men on board. The crew of the Virginia were shipped from this port, having been engaged at high wages, with a promise of a bounty varying from 51. to 504, according to their rink on board this cruiser, for every run she makes in and out of • Confederate poet; and also a good shims of prize-money for every Fulani vessel captured or destroyed. Vlcros linoo Am) rill PAPACY.—The students of Plea having adcbtaned a letter to M. Victor Hugo, have received the following reply :—" To the Members of the Democratic Circle of Pisa —Hautev3le House, Guernsey, April 3.—My IWiao Brothers,—Your eloquent aced noble letter 'peeks to my heart. I readily accept the pion you oiler ma sasompa you. Italy, one and united, Is my desire ae well as yours. To deliver Italy is to enlarge On this day—Friday, April 3—at the hour I am writing, eighteen hundred and sixty three years ago Jesuit Christ died on the moss. He did not die at Rome, be died at Jerusalem. It appears that the Popes have forgatec it, since they have seated themselves on the summit of the capitol without perceiving that their proper place is at the foot of Calvary. Christianity is less august when crowned at the Vatican than when oo its knees in Golgotha. A triple crown of earthly pomp' end pleasure@ strangely represents the crown of thorns. Since the popes are obstinate, since they disdain Jerusalem cod usurp Rome, Italy mast also be obstinate. Italy will ria. take Rome, se it will retake Venice. The Pops, like the Csar, is a foreign sovereign. I thank you, gentlemen. I am your compatriot, and I press your hands.—Vicioa Hueco." TILS OVTWAILD CAPE MALLS. —The steamship Saxon left Plymouth yesterday evening, with the above mails, mutating of 16 bags of letters, 132 bags of paper; and 11 hags of hooka FONSION-OTTICII, MARCH 28.—The Queen has been graaineely plaiostl appoiat Maud Read*, Esq., now Beitieb ets-008•111 at Beegasi, to be her litsjesty's Vios-Oonsal at illweessi ; the Queen ban also base graciously pleased to appoint Hermes Philips Whits. Eq., now &MIA Vise•Oseaal at Oypeas, to be law Majesty's Vies. Coral at Cy pros.Oszette. . . — HLtira or GAZIIIALDI. —A letter was reoeived et Liverpool ee Linsley last frau Wood Garibaldi. the eldest ass of the mural. The letter is dated Ospreys, Mara VB, sad stales that Garibaldi is still I estlifeeeerily. The Id* is see hem* is wound. whit& pressols a muck mere healthy then it bee kitbags., doss. The wheel says that the report that the paled was area yens Is only ors of the small crop of entirely safousded statements which him base eirsdatod. —Liverpool MereorY. DRAMA. MR. DAVID FISHER'S ENTERTAINMENT. Mr. David Fisher, the popular oomedian, ap peared M the lower ream of the Hanover-square Rooms list eight, with a merited and dramatic entertainment called "Faces and Fancisa." So accomplished and voseatile an actor and musician could hardly fail to satisfy his name by throwing body and life into a number of varied chorea tem. Mr. Fisher hu frequently given indications of his mesicalabdity at the Prinoem's and the Adelphi, while hi portentous of the scheming abbE in the Dead Heart plena him In a very high rank am a serious actor. His powers as a light eccentric comedian have also been well tested in many flippant farces, and no doubt wan therefore felt about his samosa in the new path be appears to have *own. The material of his is not wanting in fan, but it is put together without much purpoes or regard for construction. Mr. Fisher introduces himself es one Mr. Gabriel Gag—a self-sufficient acting manager of a theatre — in which chstracter he Our a comic history ri The Teo Onsarmen of Verona, in the style of Mr. Jobs Parry. After this we are treated to a short concert, in which a Mks Sate Mellon, a young lady who made her first appear sacs is Landau last night, took a part ; and then we have a wild hostage' recital of a burlesque melodrama, sad a short entatehiment in the style of the elder Mathews. In the comes of this two bout. fart of varieties, Mr. Fisher plays en the piano in various styles, seep several sons of his own composition, permeates a Norfolk maid servant, a Frenchwoman, as well of the Dundreary type, a walldaggea• times, and an Italian who executes en ededrable solo on the violin. The ►eet sustained and beet written part of the performance is " Mr. Jenkins' recital of the projected sou option drama celled the Mysterious Benedidion -" sod this wee received with the Modest applause by the audience. In addition to the stags sung by Miss Mellon, Mies Kli mek played erring fantasise on the pianoforte, sod Mr. Alwyn Field was the scoompanyist The entertainmeat is announced to be repeated every evening except Monday. The medians were numerous, and ventilation seemed to be wholly disreprdad by the managers. The room, with its low roof and its closed shutters, is fit for nothing but s lumber doses. MR. GERMAN REED'S ENTERTAWNENT. A compact stage elegantly fitted up ; a back ground of moat effective scenery ; • coorpeny of three performers, whose talents for reened and eccentric comedy eannot be surpassed by any'of oar oomedians ' • • rare com bination of musical gifts—executive sod inven tive—see the !Wiwi attraction at the Gallery of Illustration. The likrary matter—the raw material of the entertainment peessated by Ni. sad Mrs. German Reed and Mr. John Parry—bee been frequently changed in form sad quality, but the singing and pianoforte playing—unequalled in their way—have remained unaltered, while the acting has gained in lash. As an adapter and composer of good honest tame, Mr. Reed posecesse a &germs which almost ammate to value, while Mr. John Parry's nue and subtle paws= ea a musical humoured seem to booms more mellow with age. Mrs. Reed's Ise Moe shows no symptoms of derayiurdir tie wear and tear of • nightly entertainment, and drams, opera, and burlesque are all fairly and brilliantly septessated by these three accomplished and versatile per il:mos. ' " " /be new sketch, or canediethe, produced for the first time cm Monday night by Mr. Reed, is called at Charming Cottage, and is from the pen of Mr. Andrew Halliday. Its design is to show the humorous miseries of genteel life is • villa hued ready furnished, and it introduces us to many amusing types of character and to • good deal of practical faros busbies& The characters eons and go in the style bailor* adapted at this soteelshinseat, sash performer hevinga fair turn, while the dielegue is interspersed with soap, duets, and trios. First lir. and Mrs. Reed and I Mr. John Parry appear in their owe proper cbaracten ; then Mr. and Mn. Reed personates Mr. and Mn. Crotchet — the tenants of the " charming cottage," and then we are •mewed for an hour by Miss Tabitba Green, • meddling betry-body, • musical enthusiast, • goal* yormg lady, • }oily little old man, a milkmaid, a seweaptain, end sneer two Scotch characters. All thips perks are embodied by the the performers with their usual skill, and effectively dimmed without any of the harry so common in entertain meota. The eight or ten saws and clocerted pieces are well written, excellently arranged, and snug in the most perfect manner. The set sone In which the action takes piece has been *Med by Mr. Jobs O'Connor ; and nothing can be more charming than a distant view of Windsor C•etle seen through • large open side verandah. The gallery was crowded in every part, and the audience received the enter. tainment with every mark of approval. Mr. John Parry's sketch of " An Evening Party" hes not been displaced, and it still forms the snood end duel part of the poogt•mmw POLYTIOHNIC. Mr. Pepper, so famous for the successful efforts he has made to render =tonl philosophy as amusing to the peers' public an it is 'spas* to those who follow it as a eerious pursuit, has pot teeth all his strength for the grata. flcatioo awl instructioe of this week'. holiday-makers. His lecture on optical illusion ia an able compendium of all that is known upon that interesting subject ; and his experi ments lea., no doubt that where imposture is resorted to, the deception may be rendered so perfect as almost to defy detectioe. Hr. Pepper's leiter* cooelodes with a reed* from Mr. Diane's Christmas tale of "The Haunted Man," with a singularly vivid diustratioe of the _ . . poor chemist's uncomfortable death. Mr. J. Matthew's lecture on "Conjuring made Easy" is au exceediogly amusing exposition of the mode in which the professors of the modern "black art" effect their wonderful tricks; and Mr. Itcee's photodrome excites great admiration. The lecture on burning to death will do a public Barrios if it tends, as it possibly may, to diminish the frightful acci dent, to which the tumid fashion of the day so constantly ' leads. Besides these and many other entertainments there are two clever extravagansto, the one founded upon the opera of Der Preiatiatitz, and the other upon the well worn fairy tale of "Cinderella." To these Mr. Lionel Brie& enacts the pert of chorus with great humour and effect. Der lreieeltat: is graced by the charming per foration= et the Bevan' family, Mrs. Peile, Mr. Tieing, Wes Foebrake, Mite Champion, and Mx. Chaplin Henry ; the arraugemeate being under the direction of Mr. Sorbet Champion,and both pieces are illustrated by a largo num ber of " ptical seenee" end effects. Altogether the bill of ! fare in a very attractive one. The Ancient Order of Foresters is now making a colleetioa menial he trarabeta is aid of tba toads at the Natieoal Lifeboat hosanna:. ~ Ditenpd, 1 - d: Additiondj NAVAL AND MILITANT. AimizeLrf, APRIL t •••APPOINTILINIS. -71 m/Aer W. H.wLtt, to the Vsksoes. Sewed lbater J. Atka, to the Seam. Palhatter J. rooky, to the Worm. Auieteo4Paymeter S. L. Hanks, to the Worms. Clerk G. A. F. C. Seeks, to the Pakmos. CHATHAM, Ann, T. The mechanics employed on the iron frigates heinnes, 50, 1,2150.h0n5e power, nada oossetruction at this dockyard, have oommenced working mho boon, which win be continued during the whole of the summer. in ogee that evmy emertion may be as to have km completed sad eftest by the close of the premed yeas. The Lards of the il knee g lee patios th at there will be no entry of pe at tide doshyard dm* the premed summer, the t bibs up to its full etnisgth. WOOLWICH, Ann 7. • Hanti‘Heintira atentiM Amnon arrived at the dm& yetlikthis dahid a. laidelnd hi flag, white, at the maim es Want the flagship, on his appointees:ll:he Adniimily to, et oceinand of the Mediterranean The whole el the wortmes employed at the Asir strove dthe Royal Anemia have bees suspended mime Wedseeday last, for the impose of taking stook of the pa tab end be progress, sad tis smehinery, ha. The saanthetare will be mongrel_ fronsememi.litlitia slated that at lean ore-half of lb. LIMO men sow enqdoyed will be discharged, is osiesemem of Iba decision of the War Departnaeot to reeinst the fontiamprodsetion of Armi sticeg guns until tbswsllt of the esslipitition with various descreptions of riled minium he. bean folly montained. Dating the process at la *Slim one of tie monks 4g inch iroa 'date to the part beer of the Caledonia, items hip* sow building at this yard, the reps attacked to the ma °binary by some !MODS Imam iii, and the leinesess weight of iron fell from a comidesable height texas sided the slip, causing a loud report. Fortunately nose of the brie number of workmen employed on the ship wane standing en the spot, or sacrifice of I& most hate been the result the aosident. THE COURT-MARTIAL AT PORTSMOUTH. PORTBMOITTB, TUESDAY. The court resumed the inquiry this morning, on board the dig-ship Victory. Thu boy Baker WY recalled. He laid—l was is prison 'at Oar Woes, accused 91 desertica. I was eight months on board the ship sad had no leave. I have Meer broke my leave half an.boar since I have been is the service. The ship's company had 24 boars leave at Antigua. The mester ei-dm stopped my leave became I owed him 2s. I then broke out of the ship, and went on shore. I neither dis guised myself nor attempted to leas • the island. I was takes by the paid, who asked me if I belonged to the Cadmus. I did" Yes." I was taken to the statics-hods. sad from thence to my ship. On the following Sunday I was taken before Captain Myer, who sentenced me to 28 days military prim. I was two days absent from the ship on that denim I have no proof that the master-at-arms stopped say have Manse I owed him 2s. Cetus-examined by Captain Hillyar—l was refused wash tag for eight days at New Brunswick. 1 applied to *the asseesPet-artna for pandemic* to wish. I • was afraid to cues ilia of not being allowed to wash. I had lead homes when I attempted diet sway Min the ship. After my mgt to get away from the ship I had no other. eldhr Mt What is acenstomed to be had in the navy. I did sot dreplain toanymee about not males leave,leoetrel thought I Amid be stepped for owing the master-atoms 2s. I had boar, bat se mossy. I had my bed to sleep tea when I wea Mime& I did net dam yielded*, that I bed so ham Meek. I raid I bad to sleep as_ the deck. I could not sleep is my hammock. The ship was in the dock at New Bouts wilt when I was charged with attempting to escape. Ido iskr reeelleet the boy 'letdowns laying to edam. I beard that men had endeavoured toe/staple bat I did set know it. was punished for making away with my clothes. I have sail that Bowles bore malice towards me bedews I would not give him my grog. I do sat know that it .c. = have been Imams I brought the false seeded lam I believe the imediptios nib. tire to the eampirmy against Bowles was held at Be. Thomas's Mead, 1 believe in Captain Hillyar's cabin. The *Maws present at that inquiry were the captain, did lieutenant, second lieutenant, and other odious. I believe the evidence given at the inquiry was takes dews in writ- Wg. menimended these who were charged with him for oseephime sided Bowles.) Wide the ship me mustered at Halifax by the admiral I wore en old blue juniper and traders. You stn md and pointed me out to the &deniml as use of the wheat you applied to have diseharged from the Hawke. When the mew were told that if they had any diespidate to make S. go aft Ware the admiral, I did not go and prefer an complaint whatever. I knew that Captain Hill's,. wee to Imam the amp that day, but I did not know it was my duty to com pia's, and set for my discharge or for iteythMg, - Did yes ever complain to me of being ill-uald !—Nil Why did you sot complain to the admiral with me or two ether men who went aft to make known their grievances! —I did not kuow that anyone did go aft. By Lieutenant Lilliniptoa— I cannot tell when the treat ment of sty being stripped took place. It was in 1862, before and after Omtain 'Wyse left the ship. I was stripped in the stamp by the masteratarms by order of Lieutmant Lilliegstect, who also ordered me to be put in bread bags. I Offer beard the master-at-arms make any complaint against me at that time. I ern certain that this took place in the first dog watch of the day we left Beam for New Brunswiek. The order was gives oa the quarter-deck. I did not maks any complaint of the treatment I receirwi ; I only asked the master-et-maw to allow nest o wash myself. That was the fourth day after we arrived at New Brunswick. When you ordered me to be sombbed with mad sad dams I was in the port gangway. Bowies me peewee them bat I did not see the muter-aterma. You adored me to be taken forward to have my heir out, and to be scrubbed with mod and canna My clothes were to be washed. I had a &and and check shirt on thee. I had no wounds on. I was bought to the quarterdeck with breed-bap on. I had on the Hamel mid shirt in addition to the begs. A bole was cut in the bottom of the bag for my heed, sad use on each side for my sons. I believe I had another bread-bag drawn over my legs, but lam not certain. I did my duty in that costume half way from Halifax to Eit. John's on the lower deck. I was punished for being asleep on the look out at night during that voyage, and deo for skulking, but I was not asleep. I continued doing duty on the lower dock until the day I left the ship at Newfoundland. How then did it happen that you were punished foe being asleep on the look out!—lt was previous to that, before 1 was put in bread hags ; that was the punishment, and black list. I passed the oliver of the watch in a jumper and Women of blue serge, and I was in those clothes when I was accused of being asleep. Thane clothes were sot takes from me, but I was ad slimed to wear them. When I was pot is the lareekbeg sail I was sot permitted te wear my sags clothes. My - bead, dash, and clothes ware " lousy "on the 20th of July, when I was brought before you. I allowed that I had only wan the clothes that I was brought before you in since the panishmeat awarded ma for bees( asleep on the look-out. Besides Bowls@ thaselaieg me the master-at-arms has dead me, and the , sergeant-major rope's-ended me at Buda Martha. I can't say that you had any knowledge of my being thrashed. I was brought before Captsis lialyar at Anti ' gm, but not at New Brengel*. When at the latter place I was about three days in irons before I was brought before Captain When I was dogged across the goo by the miggeant-rnajor, who was doing duty as misterat-ernes, I oast made any complaint to volt of baying been ill-treated by Bowles, or any one else. Lieutenant. you (Lieutenant Lillineptoe) IMO present when I was rope's-eaded by the sergeant-major at Beata Martha. • Oeptkin Ildlyer—Did 1 ad send for yen on the quarterdeck, and tell you that I should request the admiral to dismiss you from the service as a bad mad incorri gible character as moon as you were out of debt to the crown! —Yes ; I owed the master-at-arms 2e. for Imbues. By the Court—l did sot hear the order gives at Halifax foe anyone who bed any complaint tomato to do so to Admiral Milne, at muster. The rope used was about an tech rope, with which I was punished scrod the gun at Santa Martha. It was a pied et rope be carried about with him. Captain Ilsillimore—When you were scrubbed with said sad canvas was any part of the skin raised or removed from your body !—I was very sore, but I do not know whether there was any skin raised or not. Win you sore Men the scrubbing t—l was sot sore before I was scrubbed. I was batten after I was scrubbed. Was there any mark of blood from the scrubbiag I—l did not notice any. Them was trout the beating. Ou what part of y our . body! —My bead. By Lamm:Bast Ldlimpton—Did yes make any complaint to any one while you were Meg scrubbed by the kr Heyde, as you state you were hurt, and if so, to whom No. Was the order which you say I gam for your being put into bread bags on the voyage from Halifax to Newfound land as a punishment given in the pressed of say one else, sad if so whom !—The master-at-arms. The wastorat-arms (GeorgeW. Women) of seer jesty's ship Cachous was next called. He said that he bad seen Baker in bread hap on two or three cessedes. The tint lieutenant ordered him to be pest in breed hem lee being dirty, and making away with his clothes. By Captain Hillyar—You have never given me any odor remedies Baker being put in bread bags since I ham UM mostor-obaron of the Cadmus. By Prosecutor—l can't remember how many times Lim- Meant Lillingstea gave orders for Baker to be pet in tread bags. It was on two or three medium On the eley Captain Boss joioed the 'hip I matted to Lieutenant Ld lingstou that Bowles had reported to method the boy's heed was "loopy." I received an order Met the Ent lieute nant that he was to be taken to the ship's head, where his head was to be shaved and scrubbed with send and (=via. [Two: I afterwards saw Babes bah' balms oat ekes with a at arises * Bowles. I as, said that Osplaia onderid Bohr to In pot la Watt itIOL I ward sot Cadmus when at Santa Mazer. Oa two as three when Liesteasat Jillitcpkm kaa OM the cedar to pat Baker in bread bap, Oaptais Myst he. bets present. I hays saver nomad orders to Bog toys from Captain Hii lyar. I arra. saw soy cos toned across a pia. I have sad with sees Wes other boye e r h la bread bop lOC Mewl sands.sands.san ds. dirty thsdr ' By the Cosset—Wes the Mail you received from Lisa tamest Wimples anted oat ?—No. I bad to wry oat the orders I meshed has Lisateaant I.4llingstoo. I pee OS order I sowed to Bowl., 7 - - IPid you me the boy *clubbed with sand and asswasif-• No. Didyou order that he should be scrubbed with sad sad caner:—Yee. I gave Bowles the orders I reseked to scrub the boy. I altered the order I received from Lieutenant Lilliagalos. The ardor was that hi. (Bakal.) head was to be shaved. I ordered big hair to he cut claw Indeed amass at • fle sores. I did sot Me the boy until tie or sit maths die his heir wee so cat. I was ea breed Me Claims cm the 30th of July, lbw day the bey deserted. I did sot hair of the boy bang beaten round the deck. I was ma the borer dash. It We. en duty to be mead es all cio! mann when boys were I Mem saw Bakst *di woes •pa ad with • reps 'e mg. Bads • Wag could set bon eseurred without siy bewails acquainted whit * if the order cents diem tie omeesalseg; Ti my amount of punishments I never being dared in bread bap. 1 did not. Ha meet The boy Behar wirer complained tom of 'ldowitaiselk I bays tralßead with the ship's company is mall stares, mach as 'ludas.. I asderstood that I boa licastemal Illhaptou'e pomades to as sp i . I believe Bala r wee kept le - breed logs beesnerr he sal set get ar t a; he wee indebted to the cream He was • areas% w ord very bed boy. When is the bread bop, Baker get ammo* of grog and provi sions ; the other ays did also when in a•a bMe loused period I have flown • boy to be put l a bread begs was • feria:dill tat one time. I did not report to tam surpos tad the boy's had was full of saes. I did sot eamitler it • pusishressi whoa • boy tree to bread hap for • ,fort night, because he had m i tt watch, and had only to .do duty a the lower deck. was pat in bass for sect why. The longest time the bey was is iroon we. five Or si.% dita tia ßeker was in hoes at 114- John's, New Brunswick. GIS& =PA am I did sot when • mocha ant pima eater it without orders. BY °salsa HOilyar—llia re were peat feellfties held eat for desertion at Ws. Joan New Bwaßriok- We klak several mea there th. am* netamil eigh we west a the blocks. I think Baker did hie best to getaway. He ma from under the sentry's ela tra-Bilea I awe to fire steerage I foetid that the dad Illoalornots mate woo maw with the boy. I am kg. 111 Belie without defies Mall' his breed him I law • WPM nap yea, whits you were captain of the Oedema, Lehi Awl Jan wad, °Moody% sad anofficerlike manner to any of the boys or abler oton" ~ pay. I have seer beard you gi vs pdty-egkers oWamt.to thrall the boys. Tam noth big Wiese is the ft r. appearance when he was in the bra ad bag. I two that you bad Baker sad other bad charnel, ors aa the plarterdeek. when you said, "I shall apply to •las sailed for year dis charge from the service se unfit f. w it." I . remernbeetke Admiralty artiste or naval marts -medial sad disciplise being received ore board, and, to the , bed of my knowledge, those orders wile emptied with. • By LaMar/it Lillispace—You as Pm wafted me Baker as we were going from Halitaa to Jolls'ettt I DOM refused Baker permission to ash dimwit To my knowledge, Haw was not brought be dom yea sr sae as July 30, sot did you see him cm, that day. Os .July 30 I reported to you that Biker was lot lay, and a vary bat mmHg= with some. Whatever die anions yen save la that omission were &limed inainedist 111 es rag semi lag that Baker was is • filthy ooeditioe. Yen dill net sive . me say other order. about Baker ou that ; day. I lave a reams to suppose that yes knew of, ar ha dne ainesnim with the boy running from the ship in, the aOth at belay she fact was reported to you. Baker wee norm is bawled's, put in bread bap for any ether reams lime be bad so sloshes, or nose fit I. wear, Crow thebrillliy • 000ditios. I ewer stripped the boy of kw a 'Mae slow by ar without your eiders. You haws never t 0 sag Iceir • aimed my am at boy in the ship to be deed ad wi end, nattier did you order say ether boy to he with sand and calms. I have sever knows el any insiesse of essay sad manilas, by you le al the emiwallasec I have bass is the ship. Yea swe ee casseses 4011, ea the complaint of a boy, or having amok him By °gads thiak you ordered two bey* besides Baker to he pet to brad Lap. Their imam maw Haynes and James. Om was far befog dirty and havispne . clothes, and the other for positively retied_ Dig to obey the stator aeutessat's ceders, and aloe mien Baker was nenere• dripped when in the breed hap, bat hadalways ease sellieep. • act - or geed. _ The boy wove trowirrs. ( Witness bed piee-., viramly listed that one of the 1•11/0011 for puttieg the bay • is • brad-ling dress was became be bad an clothes, mow • cue or two dirty_ rep.) Witness was turer examined as to =dingo 0 ! board ' the °adieus, hie replies throughout anythieg bat - straightforward ; after which the court adjourned ungl. sett morning. THE STEAMER WARD JACKSON. TO TIN MOINIS Or TINZ MOM. see requested to forward you the sub— joined protest, and to request your IAINITUOIL al tbs —I am, &a. W. E. ADAK% Bee. Central demarsittes el the !thuds el Pelsta4; 10, Sootiteruptowsteest. Btoorl, Apeo 7. ISAISLATIOIL Copy of • ?Mud pmented *sl hN lesj•Ay . '• Consul ab. Sir,—For names which we may guess, but which we elw sot Mood 'tette; at the present moment, Captain Roberti Weatherby. of the Fee steamer Word Jacinto, belong- • leg to the Wait Hart spool Steam Navigation Orimpany tt broke the Oslo and distinct conditions of the contract aimial upon between the delegate of the provisional governrami el • Poland sad the said company, which moditioaa Weld Captain Robert Weatherby to disembark as upon a *al indiosted is the said contract. Ever gam our arrtial it Rehinglited, glebe( peed of the most der ant isnwN2ingeem, be bed racoons to all sorts of etrateginee is impels as, Arrived at Copenhagen, where, so he said, be I :l 7 Z eM niop so looser than two hours, for the purpose Of supply* *Mai* with water, which he forgot to do deft' our compulsory stay at Helaingford, be suddenly left ea, with the whole crew, with the exception of three hands, deelarinethat he wield ge no farther • eo that we were fervid to disembark at the nearest Sw edish port indicated by the agents of the company at Copenhagen as the last point of our voyage, to the great detriment of our in timate. Brought than to Rabid by a Danish captain end crew, Se whom tic said ago& bad entrusted the steamer, we b eets. to protest before you, her K.jesty's Consul: easiest the bad faith of Oaptak Weatherby. reserving to ourselves the right of ultanor prooeedinp for damages austdoed against whomsoever the law may poiat oat to as. (Signed) Joerpn DEMOVITOMICZ. Mabee, March .10. Tintoramos Lerman. Nwrisr HosPlTal.—There are about 200 in valids is W Motley Military Hospital, said mere ere ex pected shortly. flirty nitrous are at the medical quieten. A company of the 33rd Regiment, a troop of artillery, and a large eta of hospital orderlies are at the hospital berraeira. The lighting of the hospital with gas bee sommesoed. aid military sentries sow guard the building and the work loading to it. About 100 workmen are still at work as the mew. wing. The chapel bee bees owed to =bike worship. Bribes the hospital building, time an a stasigA washing-house, sod a gas manufactory and barracks, and time will be a medical school, and TOWS of homes for userred soldiers. Preparative' we maxi B o o t atieuemehig the sae wall. The pub li c pathway boos a Abbey*, Ramble will be closed. The Barrow "Hots."—lik.orieweria, TrirsawaY. —This extracirdisary pheaosissows, which is =tam= ee the river demo awe a year, was sees to sad yesterday in greet fore. bevies the city sad Newham--a distance of about 15 mew by rim. The salassediaory effects pro duced by the rash et the pest tidal wave at the =Oval spring is attributed to the tart of a wide estuary at the mouth of the river sedately eistrecting, and to the tidal wave beieg toned wet* essweer Aerial es up a spout by the mama of enter behind it. At this Uwe there is so „ slack water.* se la ether rivers, betwows the ebb and flow of the tido This wasmiss the wase wee des at Gloucester at 11 o'clock. Al that tame the warn= wee rimming down at a shin eds. The approaching " bore could be heard at Ism (Mesas rearing op the river, and prisentar was wow ashaseieg with a head apparently about three feet high, lea moment ovarieg the ebb, and rubbles up with the speed of a meehonse. n. highest '• bore" occurs fear Oda alter tall mon (tlaterday last.) • Tin Art Journal of November, in its description of Deasoaa Great Clock, am: o• It boa attracted universal do tendon its coestraction has, we beam. obtained eviler.' and lirw=al. it is one of the largest chiming docks as yet mal In this country " Itensois nc w show rooms coit ion clods doduned by the first artists of the day, and Mends doetake the drawleseooin. Mang-room. Marano, libiw7. belle stafrease; bracket carriege, Murat, turret, railways, warehouse. comiliagnonoe, wish maalcal. sonatom Jed, and every description olds*, from the pignut to the highest quality of which the art ht al pesead asgable. Church and turret clocks specially aid radial tor. bassi Masud.* Pamphlet on doffs sadristobes dime by pod for two damps contalus a short Indory of do* esk eues&-- with descrignom and prices. It ads as a gu id egu id e th.l,ase of a dock or odd), and 'sables those who live in Scotland. Ireland, Wales, the Columns. India, et any put of the world, to select a cis* I. W. beams recolsed a Prize Medal and honourable mention-43 auk fa, Lodge...Mu intablielued 170.—lAdvertiormeat.1 FURNITURE CARRIAGE EAU, o enp. Vert of tbs glandom. Drayton-roes babes la Velvet 4llll 11 6 Drawing-loom Salim, complete PS 0 II Dbdarroom Suttee. complete ' It 0 0 Bed-saw Mtn, complete 2l V 0 Wernened lltetobis P. sad B. MYNA .144 0.1./02.2.6T2 PPM W. Masbate& Cattionace baba sad NOW** ca applieation. i I