The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-25 00:00:00

7 . • , . f N E ::l A : E. : }f t T i t t ar 411 * i 7ii, 01t33 rt i-ir- Liir - e Ar 41 1 ,131 ') 4r; [TWOPENCE s s a . a . ax: I ?S. • i e • - ,› _i` ~ -•• ~ i ~- t _~ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1863. [Stamped, Id, Additional.] No. 5,186.) OIL!UTTA, calling at the Cape of Goods ' e nd Msdraa--STLAM COMMUNICATION between L ( sr DON and I la/lA.—The well-knowa clipper auxiliary atearachlp 1 NDI AN A. 11,36.; toga 300-horse power, JOHN SMYTH. Comman der. now loading lo the Victoria (London) Cook& will leave on lgth April, eml.arking paserneala end leavingOravessead on the 90th April, for Calcutta, calling lithe Cape of Good Hope and Madre. This niwiltlcent ship, built expressly for the India trade, bee been thosusurtily relltick has erli-rate accommodation for peemagera and will carry an experieuced surgeon. also a stew anima The average passage of this company** steeniers last season was 10 days to Madras ; the Calcutta having performed the voyage in fib days, being the shortest on record. The line will be continued on the 90th Jane, and cm the 90th ad each sueceedleg mouth, with the strictest punctuality, by one al the company's magniacent fleet of auxiliary brew i t . . hipa For freight or passage to GRINDLAY sad Co., its Par liamentatreet, S.W., the ; ALFRED BP. u sed Co., 150, Liadanhaostreet. L.C. • or =the 01 , 71CM1 al tie COM PANY, 5, Mincing-lane, Lo • where Oslo for appointments as midshipmen in Ms service should be made. RICHARD L dIII, Seegebarp. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK ISTS.—The following splendid drai-class VI& 8118 "rill be despatched for BYDNDY direct, from the East India Docks, as under Name. I Claim CaptabL ITosa ' Tool I To ➢ag i &In. soll Walton dole A 1 12 yes W. Tothill Whitehall AI 14 yn W. Janes ... Wei of the South. A 1 13 yrs W. Harty Arab Steed ;aew) •A 1 10 yrs H. F. W Vimelre 'A 1 la yrs IL Green.... La Bogus 1 IS yrs J. MOM& Dunbar IA 118 yrs J.H.Bl.sosoo nine I♦ 1 966 906 921 The lON 1131 U 74 1660 1,000 1,000 M V 1,600 ipril 26 I,YJO 16 1,700 use 25 2,000 July 26 2.010 Aug. 26 2,500 26 Dues vessels an sfl fitted with the greatest can and coned.. ratios for the contort of panniers, wW .airy experienced eoßeses, and will eall at lelynoeth if required.—Foe turner antra. sad NOOKS, 0, Billtberol2lo4. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ Dtill:rAgarf SHIP.—Poe BYDIIIZY Direct (to Nil plimelatelN this dayl,. the immeltlcent new dipper ship WHITEHALL, AI 14 register 9N tons, W J ANEW Commaner lying in the Isid MN India Docks. nit W. high amend clipper, buil d t in 1981, under medal surrey. to noted for her fast se, qualities. Bhe has a tall poop, with unumalig good accommodation for ceblu pas essageth, sand will carry an experienced surgeon.—For term cd freight or pomp apply to DETTIT and MOOS& 0. =Um street nEvrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 of PURIM BRlP.—lor PORT PHILLIP Dtreet (to be =died this day), the munificent clipper ship TINTO, Al, kit tons, li. IUDOCCI4I.I., Commander lytop in the East Inds Docks. This line mud was built under special survey in 1861, and from her fast-sailing qualities and punctual despatch offers a desirable opportunity to aft of tine g—Mor freight or passage apply to OKLLATLY /I, MIRKY. and SEW ILL, No. TI, Lesallstreet ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Ml literdreet. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D i r r t MET SHlP.—Regalar Monthly u».—Yer ADE LAIDE Direct (to tie clespativ=usib AWE Mk Isst b a t Pdilp Mb April), the Denims clipper AL • I, mi~ INN toes, ALEXANDER LOUTTIT, Cam mender: Wake Dacha This Gas vessel and regular trader la expressly Oiled far the Made, has a epsilons poop, with Ent-rata accoramodatlea for cabin passengers, and M noted for her piling unable% having performed the voyage from Adelaide to London b 74 and MOO day—For t t erms of freight or wage apply to DEVITT fill, 9, 16atreaL MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK D and E :e r r r i r ciurr SPUP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to gall pane- Pally on the 4111 Way, last shipping day gad May), th e new Abwdeem clipper A..Vit:lr„ A 1, - dm. 461 tom, G. COLLIE. Commander; loading In the London Docks. This line maul bas but been built by Mewl. Jobn Duthie, Broe, sad Co., under special surrey, boa • poop, with Ent-raft soomanodatten fror cabin pow scorers, and, horn bar beautiful mode& is the best opportunity for MOOS goods now offerinn—ice tams ot freight or wings apply to DEVITT sod MOORE, IL BlEttoraireed. InTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f I FACILET SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Direct (has • a ggat id ent of her cargo enGtageoi, and wall have Immediate de . the Bridal-Milli clipper barque WESTBURY, A 1, register 330 to THOMAS 83.41 TH, Commander lying In the London Deck,. This vessel. built orprewily for the Lamoeston trade, Us snd arrived after a rapid merge. She baa elegant accommodation for a few chief cabin .—For terms of freight er pomade or to DE s TT and ][OOZE, T. & ORE, 9, DWI WA I t = St. ; BLACK BALL PABBENGIR LINE of CLIPS= TACZEIS for AUSTRALIA has Loudon &root 1 Toomey .I Uodia To Os% Sydney .... l!elbottrne Goidem Land YouosAoaWl .. ir:OttrEmpire.. 1, Load= ;0 000 00 L India 1,500 L India 1,000 Lla Is t,lOO L leak 1.600 L 11041 a 3.100 Liadia haw April 10 May 10 March II April 23 March 31 April la .Lals eslybrsiod bay a yookobs be" by ibilr yttnetuallty awl mid pranim mated a world bora nyiabitiosa. 211.1 their Po mew asammodadiali ts umarperas4 by say yowls afloat —For WT'''. aaapotildd A ar__ rye Is Aulaatta apply to MINIS rad Oa, : A Aire a l a l ms... tlas Mt Ilsll : sod T. M. MAMA and Oa. laradda. KG Al MS RS MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of ANIL lithekwall-yard, Loaded LINZ of PACKET SHIPS to AIKITILALIA.—Yor maaousza, Port Phillip Direct (to Dare the Dock on Monday, April SO, galling at Plymouth), the «den. did new dipper ship TRUE REITON ) 1000 tons. 0. H. BAWN, ; lying to the East India Docks. Her scoomminth Iltn " VaTl classes of porringers en aluminise, and she will marl en expertenced sormion.—Por freight or passage apply to MeLHOD, ALLFORT, and MORGAN, with Hewn Money Wigwam and Sowf. Lesdeabsildregt. Paeseggers by this tine of packed are ceaveyed her Paddlagies to Plymouth first class for second derives, sad mond daas for third elms fares. BiaTISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STBAJUSHIPS, apported by the Adsbeltr i ; betweee LITISPOOL and NCH YORK, and Newsom POOL tad BOSTON, with liberty to erg at Haller or °thereon' to reit and remain mein, goods, and pre yrs. the Beaks br. _ran at Halifax to 'Led and receive sworn end her alejery's maga The folio rcaber mesh are ale robes& to 'all Slat Liverpool.at Curb to receive the mint AFRICA. for NKr YORK, Baberday, Horeb 14. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Sernaday, Spill 4. ler N 1 W TOIL Saturday. Aril U. • Tadao parmesan end goeda for Saran and Hanna. to be 'endued at NeeTert on board the MIAS. British Here. wf=l:rwasy, "meludind steward's fee and provision, bet riame or Brion .—To Halifax and Boston, chief ea . • wand cabin, XIS To New Tern, eider cabin. ; wend cable, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boron and Hew Trek ti = ~.s ka nd per nat, pr—Apely to I. B. Ford, id O Loudoo ; J. M. Hawn, and Place de la Dawn Awn ; O. and J. Bens. Bechananstrest, ; D. and C. freenelowe ; or D. sad C. Wirer, Water ✓e* Werra MI MBA= ST WITAXES Of tIX, BLI OUDIZAII (46 GO TO U.TTI OOLUXILI. 101 Pt NVl Kli rzw YORK Dtraoll—Tba LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK. sod vsnADzzin /11111111411IPOOMPANT Intend denpata/s- Rag Ink talliewarad ellydriedtt Ins Paw Staaanahips ion tra n as groomootoom to 111/11art sten dad d . as WRIELY FROM =POOL POR I . 71 541"* II YORIL &MOW, This Day, Ward U. GMT Or NSW YORK, Wednesday, ABA 1. AM every seassedlng Wednesday. gmego. u, 17, sad 21 minim seecedlas le We essew eedellew Permed prom plasm twiddles all yreMelow =6.Peissegers tor Canada, We Vaned dieted sad lleftlth Melted Snows% ea wry estemenpres tenia—ler thwiliemetlesiss way WILLIAY LIMAN. 11, Wetwairesa ildellyeel; we is QM end NAM. di, Lag WIthIIIFOLIVEI, IT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The vl fitar mantas, WALTER PATON, Oeassoder, will be despatched trcan LIVERPOOL tee :rzw TOLE se lades: SATURDAY, AyrD 18; TUESDAY, Pone S. LetanfnL frost New York SATURDAY. May 9; TUESDAY, lase SS. The trips will be *outlined at Wilms: intervals during the anew the preens dates cd win* will be duly announced. lane : filet Cabin, LT9 to INK according to accommodation, all baring the same privileges in the saloon Second Cabin, tn. Return Tickets will he tinned at a tan and a half Intermediate Paasage. tlO 10s. : Stomp, Ts. Freight on moderate terms. Fir further peationlare soggy to RUC I. 017111, sad Co., 114 Insdenball.eireek E.C. ; or to the Great Ship Company iffentiedl, 90, Csasess-street, Leaden. KC.. and 24 Thu Albany. ON Hall-sheet, LinepooL—For intermediate sod enema pas woes apply an Lemma to Mown. SABLE sod SEARLE, 19, Water gins!, MIKIILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS &match the andeentrathmen aralt-eisee eteamers : For ROTTERDAM and the Rlll7ll, the RATA vras, from the British and Pereira Mom Wharf, Wapping, every Bundy, st 11 a.m. Pares : AI h. el 10a., and 17s. ed. Return tickets. Me sad a halt ; the TYRNOORD, Themeday morning early, hat of the Tower. Nara Ll. Per BRIMILK, the SCHWALBZ, CONDOR. or MOWI. altar Wady Thursday, tram donsaydown. et 11 a.m. ; eating at B> Pier to ready* paseespee at nem. Peres: /3. and He. Per ti;sti. Kee. a Ss7.l2 th ts . , W sn:lT. L Ma" 13' has R°l"l7- tor OOPENHAGIN, the 21ZWIMY, March 20. has Alder- Man's T.T. lase, RA 4a. Yee freight, rage etciarla s t . Chap Sn's Unfveral Olke, GLUM% sad PMILLIPPS, 1 1 1 . . 4 =re. lee r 6 P DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA lea been. daring teranty.five years, easpkWcally ran Weed by the medical profession, and and ve• accepted by the Mk, as the beat remedy for addle, of the stoma.* headache, gout, ead Indtgestios, end as • mild ape- Mat tot delaaite eandatederna owe esp•alestr ter Wide lad eldhban. It le Is • elate of gadget to add of @Wars DINIIIVOILD sal Co., 171, lis Bond. egged, Leadon; add by all reetteatalti• *galas through sat the world. EIaZZAIII3 00PAIIINE NEON, raeoessfally d la tae Tea sad lades KeepMK Naar the can et Cuiteeler, sleare Ibld . Mead. ra Leas Gist Ora. Sla La, awes s as la ea saga a a deal. after la real se senate dasaa—es See aseV e alel la at G. Jima* iamb Awl*. 414 itywisdiaL SOUTH ITALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. The Connell of Administration bap to inform the Share holders of the above Company that a GENERAL AIMIEMBLY will be bail on the VW April, el the Howl famannora, LUNN morzstreet, Turin. The subjects submitted to their delibera tion will be the following Report on the financial situation of the Company. Report of the Chief Engineeron the construction andouille con dition of the works. Proposed Doe from Naples to Salerno. Report an the working of the Una about to be opened. SOUTH ITALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. lIIISSION OP OBLIOATIONL News. LOVA COllll9 and SONS beg to announce that they are prepared to Teethe APPLICATIONS for OBLIGATIONS of the above Company. Mach obligation la 14 600 francs nominal capital (420 doling. or 236 aortas Dutch curresey). beide/ three per cent. interest (vta. 16 trance, or II florins 06 cents.), payable half-yearly on Ist Apriltl i en or ld October. at Turin, sad at all the did eities of Italy : also at Paris. London, Geneva, &wee* and Amsterdam. The price of the obligations is, for the present, axed at US francs 50 centime. or 40 Si, per obligation, with dividend from Ist October, NM . the dividend due let April next can be de ducted at the time of payment, reducing the price to i 9 Si, per obligation, or 46e per cent.. 1 The obligations will be reimbursable at par (600 francs) by I annual drawbosia spread ever ninety-nine years, At the price of 'minion the obligations yield an annual interest of 61 pl . cent., and constitute a fed charge on the teveenes of the Company, which possesses a guarantee from the Italian Government of re ceipts sufficient to pay nearly double the interest Modred by the lobligatione. Copies of the cooceselon and of the statutes may be inspected at the dace of Messrs. Louis Cohen and Sons, IS, Thrograortoe street, LC., by whom applications for the unissued portion of the obligations will be received. A provisional receipt will be which will be arrhangedde for the obligations as moon se they are received trom Turin. a, Throgmertoo-dreet, LC., Sith Manch, BNB L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 711A-li!rk.lma°6- % . nacea 1 - 1.3000000 a 90,000 Invested Assets Annual Income Peaka divided every Mb year. Now-Nth& of the Prate allotted to the Awed. The Dolmas added to the Policies at the Na Blot • • =Pratte wide% It MO illaterto limn made, so 1.3,500.100 The at JW I.i iof Pro Ats will be made up to Est Decem ber, 1.34. TIM Society has paid hi -Sums Moored &ALM &mums Together /18.7115430 For Prospectuses and forme for eg y = est. Asesrances apply to the Actuary. at the Londo, C.C. January, IPS& 8 =1 1 1 15 117.111111L DOWN Acratary. TOE PATENT VENTILATING GRANARY. COMPANY (Untied). (Imerporated and Registered under the Joint-Stock Companies Act, 18dt, on the principle of Limited Liability). Capital, £lOO,OOO. in AOOO Shane of Meech. With power to the Directors to increase the Capital by special resolution of the Shareholders at a general meeting. Delimit on application, per Share, and a further payment of Ai per Share on allotment. live per cent. Interest will be paid on the Calls during Construction of the Granary. DIROLTOII3. Y. Cerentry, Req.. Corn Exchange, Leaden. A. Demur, Lg. (the Patentee), of the arm C. Derain and Co., 111, King Wilham-street. G. Horne, Req., Corn Exchange, London. R. E. Mortice, Lg., of the firm C. Deena and Co., 6! King - Esq., of the firm Bodoeonseht, Sons, sad Co., Fiffsbury-eireus. . P. C. Rani, Ned., 3. Bloomfteldatreet. L Stuekenechmidt, ISsy., Providence.hoare, Hackney. With power to add to their number. Banned-11e London Joint Strait Bask Princesetreet. doidcrroaa—Meaere C. Draoe and Bone, Billitereanare. AUDITOR _ . W. Tu rqnand, Zeq , of the OinaofT)Olamin, Tnrquand, Youngs, and Co. - Edward Coventry, Eoq., Corn Exchange. BaOutan—Mecca. J. Hutchinson and eon, 16, Angel-court, Bccatiui ,pro m.)—J. L Sawa, Esq. LONDON, MARCH 221, 1863. The object of this Company It to work, In the United Kingdom, the Patents granted to Mr. A. Denali, Ia Ike, for insprovemente in the construction and fittings of Granaries, the exclusive right to which has been provisionally acquired by the Company, and to Mint licensee for the gems. The principal advantages of the Patents are as follow : Ist hconomy in the first outlay, the Patent Ventilating Granary costing lees than an ordinary granary of the same capability. tad. The Patent Ventilating Granary will hold at lout =li cent. more vain than any ordinary granary occupying a d area of ground, the grain beteg stored forty feet deep In aerated silos oe bine, li in the model granary, built on this system in the West India Docka. lid. Considerable economy on the cost of the manual labour at present Incurred in housing and delivering grain—such manual labour forming one of the principal Demi of expenee In working granaries is in the Patent Ventilating Granary superseded b rd yeag machinery. 4th. In the Patent Ventilating Granary the grain is kept cool end in lint rate condition, at a nominal cost, the Lary expensive proem of turning being saved. MA By t aprooass of ventilation grain is treed from weevila.• 6th. Ia the Patent ventilating Granary the grain is protected from rate, mice, sad all vermin. Ith. The aerated silos, or him containing the vein, being built entirely of Iron, the expense of insurance Ia greatly diminished or totally saved. Bob. Great rapidity In homing and deliverinegraid at all times • convenience to the trade, sad frequently of muds importance. It mod be obvious that, with the many advantages altered 11 / this Patent Ventilating Granary. so true in Be principle an simple in its working, this uniertalring cannot fall to prove, not ; only a perfectly We, but a very profitable investment. In feet, the excellence sad advantage, of this new mode of warehousing vale have been for several years thoroughly tooted by the patentee, who Won has erected at the West India Dock, (by the perminion of the directors) a model emery constructed on this system, the warlingof which has fano entire satisfaction. se peeved by the written testimonials of eminent men-faders ; who have stored wheat therein, and any one inspecting this mid granny can at once satisfy himself of its superiority over cedi negegrenerim South Auetrian and Lombardo-Venetian Railway ann. = l eiter • careful investigation of the merits of the above at the West India Docks, have contracted with the pate irr iraor the right to bond in Austria, on his system granaries to the extent of 700,400 quarter. , the ern of these granaries, to bold 10,,000 quarters, is now constructingat the rail way alike at Trieste. It is evident that if suds a safe mode of keeping grain in good coalition were to be general y adopted, it would prove a great boos to the community, and be in a commerdel point of view of mamount importance, as a large field would thus be opened for Investing is gran at low priced Years of pteali are generally followed by years of scarcity. Ia seaman, of abundance wheat Is often used for ether pennons than human food, and sold at • great surigee to obviate the risks of warehousing In ordinary ere an enormous quantity of grain Ls annually sporlrd ar an i er d estroyed by vermin awl insects. Wheat varies in pr from Os, to 110, per quarter. Nothing would tend so much to attain that great desideratum — equalisation of prices—as a sale mode of keeping grain, and that may be obtained by means of this Patent Ventilating Granary, which whilst It on the one hand saves the labouring dames from Iroise prices, would on the other protect the farmer from ruin cesel4,low one,, When It Is comidered that the Importation of vela into Great 'Wain and Ireland tad year amounted to 11,4111,818 quarters, it cannot be doubts I that this Patent VentilatingOnusuy Deepens of great development, and possessing as it does so rug edema- Over ordinary girsaarlin must Le time eupemede them, peanut capital of glOO,OOO will be amply sulitient to WU and work a pedant granary on this system, capable of ma ligning 169,04116teuters. Itedoosing that 880,000 quarters will ester and leave the granary In one year, and even calculating that en sa avenge one-third of the granary will be always empty, the net peens me eatheated d least 18 per cent. pee exam, tektite as a bask) the present charges in London. The net profile are to be divided ss follows The shareholders are god to receive out of the came 6 pee cent per annum (ea interest', on the amount of share capital paid up, alter which the sum remaining is to be ap portioned so under : Seven-tenths to the shenholders. fhree.tauthe to the patentee. The patentee oral be entitled to subscribe; at pm three-teethe at any flatber capitol which may Demised by the Cowpony, uo other advantage whatever being reamed to the patentee, who Ira borne all preliminary expenses Saab date. Provision is made toe continuing the basins= of the Company, attar the termination of the patents, No application for shares will be received union accompanied with the beakers' receipt for the deposit off 1 per Mare. In the swot of the director. allotting lees then the number of shams plied for, the amount paid into the bankers will be to the further payment of U per share payable on tmeut, and in case no alluttuent be made the money deposited will be returned without dedueloo. Applications for shares to be made to Mews. C. Demon end Co., M. Kind Willivtuntrvet. City; and Mears. Hutchinson end don, Angel-court, Throgroortosoteset, when prospectuas and tonne of application for shares nay be obtained. The agree ment with the patentee can be inspected at Marrs. C. Dem= and Co.'s. N.B. Cards to view the Model Granary. at the West India Docks, may be obtained of Messrs. C. Demur and Co. and MINUS. Hutchinson and Boa. Consignment of Planta from Holland. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, ISM, Great Rooms, 38, Hingeliege, Covent-garden. TO MORROW. March 26, at ha'[-pest 12 precisely, splendid STANDARD and DWARF ROoffS, honks, trsit trees, kahniss, risododendrons. waiters, deists'sa berberiasyrinipsa bydrangesa, te.. fres a well-kmown nurseryman in Hol.—Ori view the nierekng of sale, sal estakitues had. THE PATENT VENTILATING 6Y/MAZY COMPANY (Lholted). --•-- roma or ArrirCirroi( 101 manna To the Direetoes a the Patent Ventilating Granary Company paidOentlemen.—thwhis paid into year mited). beakers the sum of £ I request you to allot me shares of frO each In the said Company. and I agree to accept the same, or any Ire number of shares that may be allotted to me, upon the term and conditions of the memorandum and articles of 11813Cillti011 of the said Company : and I authorise you to appropriate the above sum, so far as the same will extend, towards the further payment of £4 on each share allotted to me, It lees than the number applied for. Name fa MI ft/A=lM or brims lima lillostiali Digs ffi IT. To be retained by the APE=tt ;gel: being sighed by the era Received the day o m—.- 1 1063, on account of the Patent Ventilating Granary Company (Limited„ the sum of Pounds, tieing the deposit on shine In the said Company. Tor Mt Larks Joist shat Bank. New ready, mows Oro, price ea, TLLUSTRATIONS of the BEAUTIES of 1 TROPICAL WINERY, and Sketches of Objects of Interest. With Nonni, Elatesteal end Esplanstory. By the Author of No et ReyeelonA" His illustrations szealentysttnpry. end often atrUdeig His work COlll4lOll many Deirdre& nursing Post. •• The author has a poetic temperament, great felicity of ver sification. and a keen, seatful admiration of the beauties of nature ; and so spirited. graceful. and warm Is the verse In w filch be rings of tropical glories, that he rooms the enthusiasm of Use read r, and bean kin tritsropbautly through his volume. We propose to give oar readers • few examples of the author's vivid palntlgp."—Loyd • s, edited by Blanchard Jerrold. London ; Hobert Ilardwicke.llo2. OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL is the nearest approsch $o a melee foe eonsumptioo, yet discovered. The London lasdiatt Bedew" of August, Mel, states that "The insets of the nerdy are geoids. and intnoste, nor ✓ault ft be classed waft the vomited and animaters,' uroides which are dal , Lest upon us by seU.bsterested ven dors." - Sold by d haft. ad., as td., and OS. bottles. or of 010110 Z sale 1111assfactarer, dl, Little Iloorfields. A . N EFFICCITIAL RICHEDI.—LAMBERTS SnitNATIO BALSAM, without coelalng the bowel. al libellee Ye Med, traly elleactoue and ',karat, is admitted to M ;be beet medicine Ur beseedlately relieving ameba, coldly confirmed taro of setbita. sad 'sapient ceesemption. It Ere- seemly cares proem elms the faculty Riau liscumble. My alleys tbe ifelllaitetieb provokes fremeat onueblue. It appreadebeg miesemptiae Ite saute are truly benenclaL 4..... it i alZer h evr Wise down be fear of t e ns ulf i rt be sad mid by W. 'Ammar. cued* I. sing Wa• 110010 . 04 . •Cre. o . eel by ell drawees. In bottles. lled.. re Yeas quantities% ewe, le. lel lie perticebs Ned allt far leatieres Mama& Mara Tlmpane sod editrass is soweivoll is as lamp. Noun 'amnesties ICiacrioot.—At the Shire bell Teetanday. the Ma ail of 111111i11000 WIN 'outlasted by taw ENT Oh and eseon by E. Fonwick. Faq. No acpaeltxm we. offend, sad the *able marquis wee nowledei He 'peke at sop ltMth on the American question sad the dhow= Ii Laaceshint. ORTNI'LL PLIAOII.-0112 SHILLING DAT.—TUN/S -pal, HAMS 24. Adinbeions on payment, 1,900; ditto by seam tickets, 960; U 441,1,990. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL IJ/LITZ ASSURANCD SOCIITY, IS, M. JSYSFB-14QUANA LONDON, LW. ZerA31.1101111824. Floosefal malts of the Soisty's oporotfooo. rho Annual Isoome . exoneds _1400.00! The Assurance Fund aafely invested Is ever £1,3110,000 New Annual Premiums tor the teat year £10,017 Reuss added to Policies at the last Divides i.275,1?7 Total Claims by de►th paid E1,731,/79 The following are among the distinctive [estates of the So ciety : Casnrr Srsrsts. —On Policies tor the whole dabs, owe half el the Annual Premiums during the hist live rears may remita in credit, and may either continue aa a debt us the Potty, or be paid off at any time. Low RAMS ay PRIAM( 701 Yonia Lrvcs, with early parta °Motion In Prieto. INVALID LIvNI may be assured at Premiums proportioned to the berseased riot. no 314UdistT or CLAlllll.—Clalue paid thirty days Ulu proof of death. TYa goODONTS AND 'ISLAM'S SMITS an at all times open to the inspection of the /soured, or of persons proposing to wore. Tables of Rates and Poems of Proposal can be obtained from any of the Society's Arita, er of GNOME CUTCLIFTE, Actuary and Secretary, la, SL Jarsegs.square, London, S.W. The Reversionary Bonus at the Quinquennial Division In 1882 • 48per Cent., and the Cash Bonus 1:8 per Cent., on the Ptemfums paid in the 3 yenta The next Division of Proßls will take place In January, 1867. ►THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE CO- A. IIiLLI is so attractive ss ever. She is DOW performing some really novel and extraordinary feats. Operatic Selections received with the greatest enthusiasm every evening, end the general entertainments embrace an amount of talent such as cannot be met with elsewhere. Six American Bowling Alleys open daily.—The LONDON PAVILION, TichbormeninseL NVHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT lad sALMOS every day at 111103,6211 HOTIL. 216, pTWD. The beet flab ordinary In London at 6 rielosk, Isola& lag whitebait, allmoa, and all shales halt In amece, }Mate, and theme, It melt. Whitebait, 'alma% and all other 116 h In the miles-room tram 12 till 9. Whitebait Mat for ladles, le each. 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The BUILDER, of FRIDAY, will contain a fine View of the Proposed Chapel, Pt. lobes College, Cambridge—Bad Ac commodation for Travellers, with Illastrations—odd Words— Constructions in Wood abroad—Mr. A. B. Hopes Address at Architectural Milieu= ; and °thee/Ways, Papers. and News id., or by post Yorkatreet, Covent-garden, end all newsmen. Octavo, On, THE CHOEPHORCE of AUSCHYLUS, with Notes Critteal end tzplanstory. By Joni Oonnidron, M.A., Aofessor of Latta lo the University of Oxford. London Parker, lion, and Bourn, West Strand. NEW STORY, BY THE AUTHOR OF "AURORA FLOYD, 0 LADY Aumrs MEET," to. ELEANOR'B VICTORY aru comisausned hi "OEM A WEEK " on Harsh 7. London: Biradbary sad Enos, 11, Boavedestrest, E.C. TKLEGBAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (isona's TILIGRAMIL) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESZOW, Yuan II The insurgents, under the command of Czechowaki, were beaten and dispersed the day before yesterday in the vicinity of Letansk. Bodies of insurgents are making their way to Galicia. Itugagensents have taken place during the last two days at Brzeszkow and at Potok. The insurgents have been beaten near the forest of Panelow. Three hundred insurgents are encamped on Russian territory. POSEN, MAKca 24. Two engagements have taken place in the Pala tinate of Ealisch, at Apatuova, in both of which the Poles were completely victorious. Eighty waggons filled with the Bosnian wounded have begin taken to Konin. _ _ A further engagement has occurred at Mskorowo, the resat of which has not yet transpired. It is oaly known that the number of killed and wounike on both sides is bags. Two Preach lieutenants, MM. Deodat and Collier are among the wounded. RECALL OF THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR FROM ST. PETERSBURG. ST. PETERSBURG, Maacu 24. The journal de St. Peterebourg of to-day an nounces that Count Thun, the Austrian ambassa dor ►t the Russian court, presented his letters of recall on Saturday last. CHANGES IN THE ITALIAN MINISTRY. TURIN, )(Aiwa 24. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Minghetti announced the resignation of Signor Farini, which had been tendered in consequence of ill health, as well as his own nomination to the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. He also announced that Signor Paeolini had re signed for private reasons unconnected with politi cal affairs, and that Visconti Venom, Secretary General, had been appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs. THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF FRANCE PARIS, MARCH 24, Evainmo. In to•day'e sitting of the Senate a debate took place upon the bill granting extraordinary credits to the government. The Marquis d'Audiffret demanded that the strict regulations with respect to public accounts fixed by the senatfis-consultum should be main tained. M. Fould stated that the senatfis-consultum sufficed for all exigencies, and offered suffi cient guarantees to the country. He called to mind the circumstances under which the present financial system had been arranged. At that period the public mind was dis quieted by all kinds of apprehensions. People spoke of the necessity of a new loan. Novel finan cial regulations had been applied, and notwith standing the requirements of • distant war, the first year of the new system demonstrated ite ad vantages. The expenses not foreseen by the re gular budget had been diminished, and the budget for 1862 had been regulated under comparatively favourable circumstances. According to the expe- rience of the first two months the budget for 1863 would afford a surplus of 70 millions. M. Fould continued :--" The reserve of our finances is in process of formation. In presence of this position of affairs it is sufficient to be prudent. The sound condition of our exchequer will provide as with the means of attaining a reduction of the public expenses by pure force of economy. This will add a fresh glory to those with which the Emperor has already endowed France." The Bill was then passed by the Senate. Tim Hamm( or GABIBALDI.—A correspondent I of the &Ede, writing from Turin on the 21st inst., says : "Garibakies health engroame us all here ; it I. certain that the alarming news which have been disseminated by several journals were exaggerated, but it is not less certain that his recovery is excessively slow, and that at this moment it makes no progress. lam told that the General intends to quit Captors very shortly. and take up his abode on the main land, It would assuredly have been more prudent to recommend him to goto Naples or Sicily, by which means he would evidently have diminished his rheumatism. Cancers, situated in the midst of the Mediterranean, is naturally a damp place, where the mists of the sea accumu- I late. No wonder therefore that Garibaldi is always suffer ing from rheumatic pains. The foot and the leg being still inflamed, the healing and the closing of the wound are im possible." Fos:um-orrice; Maacif 21.—The Queen has bees pissed to approve of Mr. R. B. "labeler as Consul t-Jewel in London for his Majesty the King of Pruasia. Omega Sisrarts, Masai 14.—Edhem Pacha, Minister of Commerce, telegraphed yeeterday to the Cotton Commie. @ion that • large supply of Fec ptian and American seed is co its way. Tuba is much wanted. Price of cotton is 630 pieet grac e re cantor. The agitation about the poll tar on the oh motions'. The day Wore yesterday a dim riot was got up by the low class of Greeks and catholic, 'gaunt the Jews, on the usual pretext that • Christian boy had been murdered. The Jews were pro tected by the English, Turks, and a few Greek merchants, until the authorities arrived from the Turk tows, when order was rapidly restored and a number of the rioters arrested. The kaimakare immediately named • commission for their trial, and all weir, sod more particularly the archbishop and heads of the Greek community, are determined that satisfaction shall be given to the laraelite community, and this disgraceful superstition be repressed. Tea ITALIAN BBIOANDeI --Official papers respect ing the Italian brigands have been published. From these we learn that from the Ist of May, 1861, to the Ist of March, 1863, the number of brigands taken with arms in their hands andshot, was 1,038 ; killed in fighting, 2,413 ; made prisoners 2,763 ; surrendered, 932 ; in all 7,146. THE MUTINY AND Low OF LIFE AT BLACIWALL. —The circumstances attending the late terrible outbreak amongst the cam of the Peruvian skip of war Aries were fiaally investigated by Yr. J. Humphreys, the Middle sex coroner, yesterday evening& at the town-hall, Poplar. A good deal of additional evidence was takes. Oliva wee then called in by the coroner's officer, and was identified by Mena as the roan that;bayoutted Callejaa. He gave the name Emmanuel Oliva, and said be was 20 years of age, and was • soldier. Upon being cautioned in the usual minter and being asked if he bad any statement to make with reference to the charge against him, he said, I *ever killed Callejlia." The coroner then summed up, ad having gone through the volumicous depositions, sai d that there was • marked difference between the cases of the deceased soldiers, Simon Garcia and Pablo Vasquez, and that of Francisco Calleju. When men rose npin opea mutiny spinet an offioer legally entitled to command, it was perfectly law ful for him torepel the attack and restore order by force, and anyone obeying his orders would not be criminally liable for any life that might be sacrificed in the collision. If the force used were ezesesive, then of course the penmen unduly violent would be responsible. In this instance there were 40 or Warmed men to be repressed by only • handful of seamen, and in his opinion the verdict should be one of justifiable homicide in the cases of Vasquee and Garcia. In the case of Callejas, however, it was shown that he bad been bayonetted by • mutineer while endeavouring, through good feeling, to save the life of • young officer, lie was not killed in remiatial lawful itetbority, but the reveres, and the man that bayonetted him was clearly criminally responsible for his death. Whether it was ore of wilful Menke or of manslaughter it would be for the jury to may. The jury, after • Wog deliberatioe, returned a verdict of mm slaughter aping Emmaamel Oliva in the case of and of jaatabable homicide is those of Garcia & C m:d na & Vie& Oliva was them em-itted to Menses seder the commer's wasmat, NAVAL AND MILITARY. ___.- ♦nmALTY, MARcat 2L. APTO/NTMENTIL— Commeaders the Hon. Z. G. Cochrane, to the Sparrow. commissioeed ; W. F. Saito°, to the Paadors, conunis. slotted ; and J. Murray, to be Mope:A.los commander of the coon guard, vice Jolliffe, whose period of service has expired. Lieutenant A. Buller, to be flag lieutenant to VienAal Isdr!i Sir W. H. Martin, H.C.B.,oommaader•in•chiel is the Waster C. L. Carr, to be additional to the Britanor Paymaster F. Grammars, to the Cambridge. Master's Arrants.l. F. Atkiron, to the Virago ; A. R. Ring, andJ. Tamer, to the Battlesaske. Aseistant.Parmester F. P. Lyme, to the Cambridge ; and J. Giles (is (harp), to the Rhadamanthus. Clark W. B. Inman, to the Walratir• Assistant-Clerks 1L M. Rees, to the Blenheim ; and T. Robinson, to the Ajax. Midshipman the Martinis of Queensberry to the Victory. Acting-reistant.Eagurers M. Whyham , to the Asia, r supernumerary ; R. Irwin, and B. J. P. Jones, to the Fir Bard, as supernumeraries. Mr. C. C. Gordon has been nominated to s naval cadet ship. CHATHAM, MARCH 24. The iron-plated screw frigate Royal Oak, 34, 800.horee power, rammed ber official trials at the Immured mile, Mapiinaaade, today, nadir the satirists:ideate of Mr. Rumble, chief inspector of machinery; lin Baker, chief soiineer of this dockyard ; Mr. Hutchens, aerialist mister shipwright, aad other edictal& The eidp was ia charge of Orrameader Orewe-Read, of the Cumber- Lod, TO. The frigat e weighed at the Non at 10 o'clock, and was immedia y placed at the measured mile, when she made six rues, at fall bailer power, the avenge rate of speed being 12.487 knots ; pitch of screw, 27 feet 6 inches ; treasure of steam, 201 be. : vacuum, 24 ; diameter of screw, 19 feet 6 inches. The frigate was then tried at I half speed, with only three boners worldag, whet the average speed attained was 10.140 knots. The complete circle was made in 6 minutes 38 eecoe&, and the half cirsle in 2 minutes 34 mooode with the rudder at 18 deg. The tria• le were considered highly satisfactory, and at their ter miostion the Royal Oak was placed alongside the coal depot to fall up with coal. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW ON EASTER MONDAY. We are authorised to announce that the Secre tary of State foe War has approved of a review of volun teen taking place at Brighton on Easter Monday. Applications from meta desirous of attending must be transmitted on the form prescribed in Volunteer Circular, No. 27, of the 27th August, 1862, for the sanction of the Secretary of State, and delivered at the War.ofBce on or before the let proximo, after which no further applications will be received. Oaten commanding metropolitan corps should state in their applications : 1. The number of volunteers who will proceed by rail to Brighton on Easter Monday. 2. The number who will join their corps at their rendez vous at Brighton. 3. The number who will return by rail on the evening of Paster Monday. Under regulations which will be published by the railway authorities, ticket. will be issued by them up to noon on Thursday, the 2nd proximo, and up to 8 p.m. the same day. Tickets unappropriated by corps may be returned to the secretary of the railway. TEE MARRIAGE OP THE PRINCE OF WALES. A special court of Common Council was convened at Guildhall yesterday, under the presidency of the Loan MAYOR, for the purpose of rweiviog a oommuniostloo from his lordship and the sheriffs relative to the presentation of the address to her Majesty on the occasion of the maniege of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. The Low MAYOR, OR taking his seat, said he wished to lay beton the court a communication acknowledging the present of the court to the Princess of Wales. The ow muntoatiou wee reed, sad wu as follows : "Mareb 13,189: "My dear Lord Mayor,—l regret that some little daisy has occurred in transmitting to you in writing the reoy which her Royal /behaves the Princess of Wales was sirons of oonveying to you orally at the interview oa Mon day last. Her Royal Flightier found it difficult at the moment to find words adequate to express as fully as she wished her deep pease of the splendid reception, still leis Use hearty welcome given to her by the City of London on Saturday last, nor of ber appreciation of the magnificent offering which your lordship presented to her. Her Royal Highness would have wished to mem to you, and through you to the citizens of London, her sincerest ackoowledg mem& and warmest thanks for the marks of your sod their attachment. Her Royal Highnees will retain a last ing remembrance of the affectionate feelings expremed to wards her on that occasion. It will be the ear nest endeavour of her Royal Highness to merit the loyalty and devotion now so generously lavished upon her. She is well aware they are due to the pre-eminent qualities of the illustrious family of which she has become a member —to the interest already assured by the Prince her husband, and to the respect, the love, and admiration felt for the Queen, his mother, sad for the noble character, and smelted virtues of the Prince Consort, the lass of whose invaluable parental support and advice she so deeply deplores. These are the eentimenta, my Lord Mayor, which her Royal Highness was desirous of expressing at the time, and which I am in structed to communicate to you with the seenraoce of the gratitude which she shall ever feel for the generous recep tion granted to her on her first arrival in this country. —I have the honour to be, my Lord Mayor, your Lordship's •ery obedient servant, (Signed), Hamm." The reading of the communication was received with loud applasse. His Loaoeau' then informed the court that he was sorry to have to lay before them sootier communication respecting the health of the City architect. The communication was signed "Joseph Kidd, Member of the College of Surgeo ns, stating that Mr. Bunning had beau for the last six mouths gradually declining in health and strength, and on the day on which the Princess entered the City he was stricken with gastric fever, end severe cough and hoarseness. He was, however, progressing 'avow ably, though slowly, and the only thing that would restore him to anything like his former health would be a retirement of at least six mouths. Mr. Bunning was granted leave of absence for six [poetises With regard to the sotice of motion in the Homes of Commons on the subject of the police, it was referred to the Police Committee to take such steps as they might think fit, and to report to the court from time so time. In respect to the communication in reference to which the court bad been specially enlivened, the Loan Havoc said he had received a communication from the Secretary of State, which was marked private, but he bed his authority to bring it before the court, lint he submitted that it was of such a nature that it ought to be discussed with closed doors. Strangers were ordered to withdraw ; and after the com munication bad been read the court adjourned. THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. The Mansion-house committee held a special meetiog yesterday for the purpose of taking into =molders. titer an appeal from some of the inhabitants of Sealy. bridge, oomprising the adult schools, for some maisraoos to carry them on fora day or two, to see if the relief com mittee would make an alteration in the recently adopted mode of distributing re lief by tickets on the shopkeepers instead of giving them the money, as they were nowil cag and would not receive relief in that way. Yr. Floyd, one of the clergymen of Stalybridge, who ham the control of the adult sob s, was in attendance, and explained to the corn. mittee that the members of these schools were in no way oonnected with the recent riots, but were quiet, orderly people. The matter led to considerable dimusenn, sod ultimately a resolution was pared to the effect that the committee, deploring the recent occurrences at Stalybridge mused by a sudden change in the system of relief, were desirous of mediating, std recommended that the money should be distributed as heretofore ; and to afford the re lief committee time for taking the matter into public consi deration they agreed to a grant of 600 f. for the relief of the applicants during the next few days. INDIA-erne; MARCH 20. —The Queen hen been pleased to appoint the Right Honourable the Earl of Dal housie, K.T., ; the Right Honourable the Earl of Ellenhorough, G.C. B. ; Lieutenent-General Lord Hotham ; the Right Honourable Joseph Warner Henley, M. P. ; Lieu. tenant-General Sir Charles Yorke, O.C.R. ; Major-Geoeral Aug urtua Clarke and Major. General Sir Peter Meta ill Melv il K.C.8., to be her Majesty's oornutimimiers to inquire iota and examine whether any departure from the assuraooe held out by the 21 and ZS is cap. 106, seat. 56, and the 76 and 24 Via., cap. 100, to her Majesty's Wien military forces, has takes place by mama of the measures which have been adopted since the pawing of the Int mentioned Aot of Parliament, by the Secretary of State is Omitted, at by the government or military authorities in India, towards the re , orgaaiaatiou of the Indian army, and the amalgamation of her Majesty's Indian forces with ha Majesty's general force. —Gazette. EttlenATlON MiNORIAL TO TRU LORD MAYOR AND TUE MARRION•11011811 Commerru.—Last erasing a meeting of the Les.auibire Belief Committee of the parish of St. Paul, Covent-garden, was held in the vestry, the Rev. S. M. Mayhew presiding. A lo ng _ was pre. pared arid agreed to, argil's upon the Mandae-boune cr ow taittes that a podia* of the funds new in bawd @haul be imbed for the purpose of assisting some of the distressed eiratiree to emigrate to British colonies. It wee resolved that a deputation should wait upon the Lard Mayor to per met the memorial. SPORTING DITZLLIGENCE. NORTHAMPTON =WIN G. -TITZIDAY. THE NORTHADEPTONTHIELE STAUB DAY. Favoured with delightfully fine weather, the dm Cl the important race meeting.p of 1863 decidedly exhibited no falling off in either attendance or fashionable patronage. In fact, thelpaw allotted for speculators to front of the Grand Wand now annually becomes so thronged that business men experience considerable diHoulty is penning their vocation, and the only alternative left in order to meet the increasing demand for mamas tickets will be to make further accommodation foe the ring members. Amongst the aristocracy per ▪ there was • 18111111 MUS array of female beauty, the majority of whom still wore emblem commemorative of the recent royal nuptials. The bright Moon of the ex• eeedingly light materiels worn by the Mims in the balconied of the Grand Stand, se the sus ehembriehtly on them, lent a charm to the scene quite new to the early m i; tt Northampeon. An elaborate progremme wee • and the sdditional event—the match between Westmorethed and Mr. Ten Breech—sot only proved the 'coignes, Cl the Ar 1111631111% estimate of his opponent's eapabilitiee, bat also the unlooked-for remit of • dead beat, aad the meet* being governed by Newmarket rules, all debts became void. The day's sport commenced at one o'clock with the Trial Stakes, and it will indeed be a difficult matter for any eneemeding meeting to induce eleven each " quality " thine!, to teat their Middies in a weight for age contest. The vinery Cl the "Cherry Jacket' and Wells was hailed with delight by the gentlemen, whose confidence in Asteroid made hlm the favourite, and the easy mama in which he achieved the messes fully demons lied that the bores retains that ex cellent speed sad indomitable gamete= which cha racterised his career Luit season. The Northamptonshire Cup Stakes could Not boast neither of a large field nor of animals poseseming any great racing reputations. Revolver's mission of trying to out down his opponents signally failed, and Millionaire, purchased from Mr. F. Swindells by Mr. George Bryan for AV., woe without his questionable " currislinem" being tested. Of the dem competitors in the Whittlebury Stakes, but five represeated the 2-yr-old division, only one of whom, Overcoat, • tall good-boldest filly belonging to Mr. William Dey, found her way into the betting returns. When speculatiou opined Livinptheie was so freely backed that not more than 6 to 4 could be ob tained, Subsequently, however, the rampart extending to Fantastic caused layers to *prise • little, and finally Lord Stamford's eolt only left off ball • point the better favourite of Mr. Bryan's Irish nag. For the second time Casten's, landed Mr. Bryan's "yellow and crimson sleeves," sad • further share of Fortune's favours awaited this distinguished artiste in the great event of the day. Fifteen of the thirty-nine animals coloured upon the cards for the Great Northamptonshire Stakes were placed under the command of the starter about half an hour after the time originally fixed. Kuntaford in cleaned in public favour as the homes appeared for scrutiny, and the open avowal of Brother to Spring bok's successful trial with Athersthoe decreased the odds against him as support was extended, that be ultimately became second favourite. Fairwater's support was un doubtedly direct from the stable, and she finished third favourite. Grinuton, the subject of an objection from Mr. Coulon of the Knutaford division on Monday evening, for • long time was • doubtful starter, but the stewards, after cousideriog the objection raised against Mt. Parr's hone, ware of opinion that the animal was left in the forfeit list erroneously, and was consequently not disqualified. The overruling of the objection had not the effect of reinstating Grimuton in his former position, and at the close he was far from " lively " in the market. The race requires little comment, iessenach as when Cunence let out Fair water, she literally outstrided her horses, and eventually won with consummate ease by three lengths. Knutaford was cooed the first horses beaten, whilst Ataman, substi tuted to repayment Mr. Sutton's interests in lieu of Man-at- Arms, secured second honours, and none of the young 'nos could get nearer than sixth. The pace eras good throughout. The descriptions given below will suffice far the remaining event.. Tax Taut fixates of 10 son, etch, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds, lat ; four, Set 91b ; five, tot llb ; and mix and aged, Sit 311 i. Geo mile. (11 subs.) Sir Joseph Bawle;'o Asteroid, by atoetwell—Teetotum, _ yrs, PS 111, Lord Standord's be Yuba* a nu, 74 C2. French; 2 Aitley's Atherstoes, byre, Pa 11h Fordharn) Tax NORMAMP7OI4I4/113 Cur WAS" by subscription of 10 mows. each ; for horses Cl all seen The winner to be mold for 500 if demanded. Two miles. _ _ iiryan -7 :lltilrotTair - T, by PCsspsyZialm Damen, is re, 9ot 41b 'Cusianso 1 Mr. H. Goater's Amelia* At 4th (1. cl.ater) Lord Btanatomi's Issoiror, 3 yrs, 84 filli Till WanTLiatiar BTAX of 15 soya. each, 5 ft, with 100 added. Fur two cad 3-yr-olds. Certain petunias sad allowance& About SIMI quarters of a mile. (40 sobs.) Hz. G. Bryan's Fastratre, by Masporus, out of Wbimoical. $ yrs, 9st lib Mr. W. Stewarreadmaaalle, lyre, it 111b..(A.ldwards) S Lord fitamtoad's Lobelia* S yrs, Bst Mb.. (8. doge* 3 Tot GMAT NOITHAMPrONBIII2.2 STAMM (Handicap) of 100 Bova, added to • Sweepstakes of 15 sus. each. 15 ft, for Syr-olds and upwards ; winners tetra. Two miles. (100 sobs., 55 of whom pay 5 soya. each.) Hr. W. 8. Cartwright's rairwoMpr, by Loop Genre eat of Bloomer, 6 yrs, eat 101 b (Custata* 1 Mr.& rlatton's Attains* 4 yrs, dat 101 b ....(IL Montan) BMA Mothsclitid's cores, 4 yrs, Medi (1, Daley) I Ernest was scratched at one p.m. on the day of the rocs. TEA PTTCHLZT MAZZO of 6 caws. each, with 40 addsd ; for 3-yr-old6 and upwards. Haitian and aellisi allowances. Five furbrogs atraight. Hr. W. Harts Benham IMO, by Pubs Dutchman-10 BOOM, ryes rBol4. 7st lib (r. Preach) 1 Mr. Payseio Antidote, 3 yrs (AS.). 6•4111b..(J Ortinshas) S Mr. Quays Disappolotnient, 4 yro tilb..(Morrli) 3 • • run:. e - ii«riairioeuffir. owe , r ft. bsd - .eland's* 84 7th WeatmoreL...dre Maurice, • yrs. tut lib OrTaier) t Yr... Ten lintels Damian, 3 mph (0. /ordain) A HANDICAP Puts at II) soar., added he • sweepstakes of 5 sews. each, 2 to. Winners extra. SpeLoar Plate Coons. Yr. T. itegbais Norma. by Stockwell—Toil T. Maggot!. s. Tat 1 Mr. T. Steremrs Pinkeye*, Yra. let Sib ;Taman) 2 THE STAND PLATS of 50 mom (handicap), for 3-yr-eld• sad upwards. Winoers extra. One mile. Mr. baron's Sweet Willis. by Bweeunest—Mary, 3 yrs, eat ttb (I. °timbal") 1 Mr. P. Price • Douche. 3 yrs, tat 21b (A. Woodhouse d 2 Lord Elieveteree bertha, 4 yrs, let 111 b (S. Rog , * S Tel Melia HANDICAP of 50 soya, added to • Sweep. stakes of 5 soya. each, for horses of all aii m it ilh Onee rowed. Mr. &T. Bower's Youteaoy by lansha. —Pete, 3 yrs, s4lolb ( . Plumb) ) 1 Captain Coates's ilirtatlon, yrs, Set 2 Iladenan'a Traria& yrs, 6R 9lb 21b (0. Pordhara (Morris) 8 BETTING AT MANCHESTEB.—Tanner. SPENCE RFIytog PLATE. 3 to 1 apt Fiala 6 to 1 Ilioa&11a (t) (t) 10 to 1 Argonaut (t) 10 to 1 Quota of Trumps (t) 14 to 1 Nownuakot (1) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 20 to 1 apt °twos (t) 40 to 1 Atpaaut (t) THE OITORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE— Both crews are still wall, except the usual attendants on severe training, and there are no changes in the lista of competitors, as given to our hat, although it was appre hended that there might bare been an important one, ooesequent upon unforeseen circumstances. The rival eights went out fora " paddle " yesterday morning, and exhibited considerable improvement. Cambridge, how ever, seemed to think the boat built for them by Messrs. Salter, for this 00018i011, somewhat too small, and trying one constructed by Messrs. Searle, repeated their rowing in her in the afternoon, after the work of some of the gentle men bat been raked a little. The &JOG'S!, slatted from Putney-bridge shady before five, rowing 34 strokes per minute, which they increased upon, and after they bad accomplished about half the course, were pulling at a much finer pace, and in batter form than the day before. The time occupied by them in doing the distance was variously stated between 20 minutes 38 seconds, and 21 minutes, their pace having been materially incresied from the Crab-tree no. The Ca' Inaba started half an hour later, steered by Mr. T. 8. Egan, and in this, even more apparently than in the Oxford crew, the change for the better was distinctly marked. Although they did not start or row with spelt apparent's«, as their oppopeota, the stroke was extremely hyrly, and was well maintained fore and aft with much animation, the form throughout the boat exciting the ap plause of the friends of the parties engaged. They varied in their number of strokes from 38 to 39 per minute, as phsbed their distance on a better elate of tide in about half a minute more than the Oxonians, although in analysing the times of the two mews Beeman weight of their tempo- rary coxswain must not be forgotten, nor the influence it had in making the boat hang by the stern, which it mani festly did. Those who wish to judge for themselves of the merits of the nval crews have an ample opportunity of doing so by a daily visit to Putney, where early and late a field of observation will present itself sot unworthy of saki. The betting is 5 and 6t04 on Oxford. THE CliAttriosismir or TR/ Tll•lllo4.—Thu race betweee George EVIIIIIOO, of Oresewich, and Robert Cham blee, el liewesatleros-Tyne, for the championship of the Thames, will lake place os Tuesday, the 14th a April, the course being from Putney aqueduct to the Ship, at Mort lake. 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