The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-10 00:00:00

/ -d 7 I '9 '`l.) .1 • e :71C -ar I EA Q PAPER . _ (4 vb ssaa,. 01"prit% • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1856. No. 2,982.1 (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. kREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WARWICK R A CEI6-0a MONDAY. TCEWDAY, sad WED. J:ULM' lOth,llth , milh of March. RETURN TICKETR tram PaMoos to Wellborn Of Warwick will be available far Wia from trn loth to thc Inatome. rat u rri. C. Trona from PakltAfton will to abbased Meat Warmish us nob of thc shove Jar. PAldborn March A GREAT WESTERN RAILWAL—EABTER 110 LIDA TN.-Asters nets* Mt PO March. snit f-lloving dya will to 1111,68 MON liA 1 , the Itta. Oa the Med - 6. &missy. nista INMAN arast IV? the trm ru n. sill e .a.... at isa AU two! from Pirtddiagesie 11111. 2 Seam tie watch will wan so ilt west luramli min e e rlalisalt Itslamheal awl Wye.mbi. abb. vitalism. Sven, sad Wamlear. tri me obt eivuth wak. Liais ICTORIA MUM= COMPANY, Ks. oarixuangb. AsmaikrbianW.mile lema TLamm Aerws es 1. or Obi ick . hitatwas amiss pre am: sidL WILLIAM I.IITI. gielary. 188 188 P. HORTON'S T. Goma Sol NNW mei POPU NA OresolANAls AM lai sow . I"." Airtrja t lk NANA as Ur Now Gamy Ileimils% NI. air at al& Waled. =A loneliWis Os gas* poi Oa WIWWArs• IA : 31. wild' sr to weed at the AMA, dop. Podw= mw irwry lioNapp. .4 'vat. • torforrace co RR. HAHNE ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4, C 4,050740460. I.4loggessuat got 41021. 10 till ev ery ariri ignore of I.ll* gkeetysgm ev mg ego gime Tom 141 Nod Ite Lee a Me% &e. Logone an gagged at 12. egg 4 giggie& gad si MU pa.% t males tg Dr. grateg,P.ll.o.B., GS Igii gig Dr. Igo. Advoleice.l4. DAMBI TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALL, It WIRW• Rogeosa. Ilewalowl. IL hmoot —Wr. TWO& aWt , MOW Omer to lens wowisow wanes that Ids ANN CAL eau. ell ono 11. Me aloes wens TOMORROW MIMI 11, vim lio howl en Is (ewer .1.. Wm. 12. 6d. , Wk. ditto, 7s. 64., Wein Ticket. to to obteized a Mr. ADA MOM, &drawl. Ames: Old IA the MUM. We., Mt. Powwow CRYSTAL GLASS SHADES. THOMAS NILLINOTOWS rare wnmil INESINP•n otp .VZ 'mum of afsh7r : and sorb at oft mg • pen uat. the otioul• Mar NNW Wag stio‘ slatort, •••••. tollsd Oar bf• •••••Ap nth park pro, vise At TiIOIIAS MILLI3OII, 111•5 1 %.4 .4111 *drew*. EIRST-CLABS FURNITURE, Carpets, Bedding, ke. —GM* s ILI.I•IIITRATED CATALOGUE. eueleimin the a every articie required for Ilbe entire fereidalaced everr ar eldle el *bu seedy eresareq , r l l ll alleWe NM" Mbar paws* ce td peell. biker making sae purctrese i ng) plum Act *web cerpMe at b. red. led Tar patters 140 Odra Ars4vste suede si /14.. MAPL/C. 146. Telleedlemoseqrced. Landes. lielablideedi rem. qv e MULLIS PURNISHING.—Partisa. Were sr L y Oglog winkar• saletted to flit the ostoomito Img= =rect::"÷nmartir. ttri i tau p =9 .l. =An lA= :=Ahlrigli%Er COAL llo's DRPARTMENT:Basew and Railway. LNA led Ur army ritrOogy Dods Irosto—BsO &not from to dr d 11.16 1 4 12.; ain.r.d. • ° I ILIA old Co It= ram Radom= ra b ory7lallidatr. or' affing. THE BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS is Ihshad ere Is be oblelsd of PHILLIPS and COMPANY. T.& Nefeti•Ot& S. NINO MIWAII4ITSAJIT, CITY. LONDON. STRONG CONGOt THAS—b. St. is. ma. ad• b t=ag is Prte t zreet Is =lx? z sera. b emele ., l2 sneaks.aD SUGARS are arepllst et ms et prlas TEAS awl COPYSLEI to the vales of 45e. es words ere elielege Me lo Sal railing Mules or market toss la Saglaad. SEVEN POUNDS of excellent CONOOU or 1101.7CHONO for ON N OVINBA. Plas" now woos oss. Ma Company's aim hoportatloo, 6.1. to 4a. M. pleb. Bowan a I aim Dmy on Tea Good strong Con* la pot Ib.—NAT INDIA TIA 1011 COMPANY' OFFICIN. P. Gnat Da Ilion•nsibardszatd Niisoor •4101111 L MARK YOUR LINKN.—The Pea supersedsd. Ths =mg er.7. Perm* red lob Asi altmedbm bum . cots D. coarse towsictwok% or 114 thing !gas 1/2 1 $ 60 at werd ng. or the peed Wit" c 4 lb welling Os P MIT ILICTXO VILVIIII PLAM AR, pew sr um lbw with INNO.—lsilval plate. lc : Ram plois. b. :NM at sonl= l 74 b* b. Net poet free lea renletan o irlik WNW bdm hto/ ben ere it and eels Naftia4= "4 111. aris. ern bar 9ORDINOR en WATERPROOFS the beet .w. fee sThr ua r willimp, It re ata t .....x...,_ ..orms. reira.b..A. ~,,,aw • ..,....... on Mawr mei wi ow tog to a= esqpirat so to tot. atm Morto "Prbsi nta u t s oft . le a. E. a r ra went et Tesple-bar. E BW LABILL—Ia eseesquesee of the pia 3: g 0u vin1,......irs ... .f .t . atr a lND aert NO ruerig r&ZlMptanturersithethierik=m 299. _swer sbri " ow • vtdillamst ... 17 .................. ____r..,......r..i... ......... 11l YU= " IOW LEI MA lrCill.. ampere& mesemois% red kr Me llomem Wt.' vale\ le Ilt dmium of Yr proprlalms la ta."4...... ROW Obi RO& —The ftremer oe Is nil re f r o. Liebe. end le denim eel perfumer& 1.102421 r SOAP,p only OSNUINE, = L A •••= ma ly V. IL OLIAMMay wliel be rrev vanes. 11.bibtions. irsmard ..... ,„ ... usb Is lose MY. sad pommy • &Oar W estrodiot ... Ml. URI limo wriwYmpiroo *my inelplims et assabod sioymb el bb• ebsontng d ks. WA aryti at Oa WPM P Mob yoke. le irmoriesd by *my snide bars Ye fargs. aripplisi.-111awilbabbm 14 1 • 11 labobOmm. JOZICAVH CoPAHINE. a BAOCEARATED x.cing Eta at russ, ppled at ens las hue& Oars at to tcral la tat rata mad Isaias jmilmia ll = adoerladiad by tb.ra to be dr but rmseils kw • =r a t=Mnlovaabet. Wt. a aia min We sa rn.• MAL 81. Sk N. To be tat at tbs tutKAU, .Intl Mfgassig4 :l air prtalpalabaalaa TI R. LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS give Al Pew meld end • ape daft et eel el Or zeer . e . a w e e lez 31!...1141.4.4ratiftta1e = L ew /Peilrler fteeed TIANDOIrB HRAUALL. sr isislisisi Eseistees- hp hoe bees Wes threeshol ate sue ef es the woe mew,. Rem* ler kft VI I" k, Alla St et the Jamie 1 3FEIN je. , ... L . DC die hirmtvatlll ds ..._ the Ye el Wheford.-*Th•—=rgeeht.trri NI. per RII3BEMAIL-05 the ItOth of Key, 1856, as vrd , : ,. ..=regr....= . 7.-...rfrivi t sad Ie rarer In imitttleizet s ure at srl :en Greg:2lo V laruidirrerb. a 11•.= ai a lbe 4 ere. me tag lern Ow" a• rare se the % ifs vet ef the e. We rawly far artlnd ga *pietas trier •Oth 1 ameerrhes. = erre err vel a tte. Tilmmer. its IA sad; el Imre ermll. rmi of all serreles Werke& re be tribe Mar Wile he %kir li beies IPOrlr.fa Nue ere *5 or fir. .w smile.: sr tra air wirer sire Om • re& . Orr' Ire r edrisietemed by i i r=v is li.aa b r a i lir I C N Z 017 1 Ma d railinm illag : sad e tir u l itatdrest itinZiat i dr=== . ••• twat . Docilmart. U. Jed pobiletted.Ne. sod Itenpreeted MMU Mat fib Finn cUItAIiILITY the CONBI.I IoN Perk. se Parere. meng mod eseat Preetteel Pent. le the Treh pro meent Ihe Dream peem ly V. ousd R. Kee AM. ll.U..►W.wd ti.• Cagle ritTeMeent. and 'Modal', Phyn, les le W Iloysi I. ley tneeemet the Mak eft Atm% by the num Avant. yen. teh • TRNAIMNK no A 4 TI, MA and DIP Itield el the BLUM LAY Loscrea. sows. Orem M Lwow THt 11611 MORI, Now rood, it oh the le Tins Volume. MAURICE ELVINVO I L or. Ono oat of Saito with Fotiiiso . v hooltioropht . *Mod by Want, LW Looks: *Nth. Oart. ~ 66. CornhilL LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, EdMod by DOUOLAS JIIIIIOLD. AVNIAGI Mir CIRCULATION—upwads°, 110,000. • • 11 T SLOT for ADVENTISM& It cosbolsr T COLUMNS. Melodist Mor TINT LATIN! INTYLLIONNO 11 F TWOPYNC; . soosoo DOAN% W law Amor Item YD. Italsbarpogern. Ls Moo. ILHE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING !APIA. pries oadtaraped 4d.. Oro* AL sa =a ... 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Nal lam ANIL VDAYSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO Ur cowry by wit pa* EA Da IL m ri na . ; . lor.• in mea-11. 11.11111011. lirev•tersii, Ws*. 111. sus Amt. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, in Lied," at 14 pmqueiter.—llZNT by MORNING MAlNaltat na lld. —EVENING DO.. 19. dd. p. m—M. ADAMS. 9, Weemdbyter, Nem Rost TEE EXPREBS.—The PUBLIC sad the TRADE SUPPLIED ~e attirsoat stlf-psat tov *diet= ETEPIIXEINIX. Eses AgaU, Stan, IlsslbeissAftset. XI RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. RAILWAY RiORIPTS. The following on the maple oteellunp for do pun week MAIM Fliftwasis. . . . Ica : .... z . ... .... ..: .... .... : ........ 1 I=l m r 5 ................. .-..........-- ..... ............. Owinello. eras. ad ai:L . ....:**:• ** ** rad i sea odor ...............- :::::::: ===. - • Priem' orrabsi i ii: 7.: :7 -- Pamirs and Maar. ... i Ireland 'Mk wa r .. .. 7..............= •is Iligadly Was. i par., : go Mtn@ OA. Tbs Bisbop of Ripon was st *din lost womb, for ImPoso of sonar slag the chain st 14h resitssts there. Tito Oxford University semis it yesterday wen washed by the Led Bishop of Near& who took hk tont bee the ard chapter of St. John's Go•pei and the 12th wee, "If I have toll yes reel, ekes sod ye believe et, how shall yo believe if I tell you of heavenly W to m.' . His lordship, la hie dkeeraree, sapirreel Meek warder with ?Menace to the doctrine of the atoessarat, sad sternly Welaiesead the opiates advocate in a resat work from tie pea of a leaner professor of this university. Pox CLux.—The wood messing of the Fox Clab this moron took place os Saturday eveniag, at Brooke•e. Proust Marquis Tewwh•nd, J. H. Lames, Eq., M.P.. Jolla Cotes, Bsq., B. A. Sanford, Eq., Earl of Boded. Colossi E. A. Shaft° Adair, M.P., Hoe. Rennes Diana, Frederick Duda., Eq., If P., Led fladeloy, H. F. Ste pitmen, Big., Vecouat Maws, M.P., Med Mow. Lord Kane Hill, M.P., Efaht Hos. J. W. Fitspstrick, Colossi Str Remy Forgasoa Davie, Bart , M.P., Hos. Cloaks Memos, Lord Says and Sole, Hoe. Cheep Brag, ILP , Visonat Reigate, P., Colonel Losable Bolter% 84 G. B. Philips, Bart., M.P., Pell Marshal Earl of Etrafford, Ile. T. C. B. Teeny, Led Chula., Fox Rowell, Colossi Robert Fugues, M.P., Edward Elite., jos., Esq., M.P. Aborams .. ........ .. .. ..... aai ~,.. Lsoashire. ma Cbritro ... im ad i cialiffind "......... .. Mahn*. aid 'Mi .. " .. "" " " nod ....... ...... ...............« ...... .......... ....... « . dllanow ....... Po& ...... • .• •• .... •• • *74 . 1.. *Wotan .... "............"". its Liam. sod art Larriiii::::::: =Scotland. ..... ..... .- and lamina .„ iiiiii.7. _ ...... - .......... - , 5emei6:......... ........... - 1,., ugmlas sm Yoeiiires.........- ...L.-. MOWN ili ..---- ..e..... daiiii .._. ! ...* 1 •••-• .4 a s & .. ~.., , 2 W:id ."..."...:" ? .."''' s alta ag and .... : J .., Oren Weans and Itindiidinni..: Ratak " " • • .. . . .. . owys am amen'. = r im. sir u . Waft • • Sank = lin =II oreistor. and Wahaa . 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Yesterday some thousands et persons flocked to Bow-etreet, for the whom of viewing the still ankle, ruins. At an early beer in the mernieg the loaning in most of the streets wore opened, to allow persons to pees alcoff, but in • very kin fireod the crowd became sodium, as to prevent the fireman from pawing to and fro to their work. It was therefor* again found necestary to stop the FAH' tome. A great =ay, in fast some hundred persons, managed to pees down the Priam's-plies, the entrance to weer' ha ltejasty's state box stood, and got within the wills. Super intendent Durkin seeing the plaster and brickwork fulling was apprehensive that salsas the nine were cleared of the populace, a great many pessoes would be lulled. He there fore mad* knows hie opinion to the firemen. and the plea was forthwith clewed. After that time, the only persons aliened to eater wen the firemen, wbo are npreed to grist danger by the matiasons falling of the brickwork sad iron dam leidiai hen the private boas, sad other *hp left by the lins duals, lease in the sidles el the appal boos. Be imams was the heat of the madlessitiea Oh* . teeny of the nuaseeas iron Ohmu on whirl the differear lien el hem steed, sue new found ta be wempletely heed, ad the vestal ears bs Fished ay is huge i 5..... weigh's, upwards of half a 'misdeed weight. The wall, ander whisk the Qom stood when IL tided the Wes, bar Mien Oa the growl, showing that her Ma jesty mast have nut a great risk 'whilst she re pulsed than; in feet. Mr. Coif, the yrinelyal foreman of the Are brigade, stated yesterday that if he bad been re sent when her Majesty arrived be should have pomaded her sot to restore while the wall, sore especially at the play where she sawed, whisk worths suet dasgerens pert of any in tie rules. His Royal Highness the Prime Of Wales, spas his Invert oa of the rotas, having eareesed a wish to coital& eons of the attests of the theatre, to pre serve se a memento of the devastation, Parrs', the eagiatter of the the brigade. enured the walls of the theatre, sad picked ate some pima of osystal that had fallen hen the pest sheadelia, I. a Mel state, sad be- SOON nixed with boa. His Raul Highness very politely theahed the eaglaeor. sad appeared to greatly vase the calk. It was yesterday neatened fiat, besides saving the private eccouts of Mr. thefersoo, Barites, the bill-sticker ' olio re the whale of the plots of mantis for the open sane. Main. Helloed, of Dike-street, Bloomsbury, have aon mead erecting a plotters eataading Ma the Int story make across Herbetreat to the parapets of the impolite hewer, fer the purple of prevestiag usideats, as the wall h bean takes down. It has tweastated that the whole of Mr. White's stack of gad loos sad ornaments bad bees destroyed is Bow-street. This is burnact ; and the splendid throatorom and eft teats Islay is the French Inhibition resula manna by either fire or water. TM splendid staircase leading to the dna anis Many disappeared yesterday, not a step Wag now visible; sad at the extreme sad of the pit. the stainmes Melia; to the private boxes are rayddly gilds. way sad ambling like so reach dot, owing to their Waded soedltioe. The dream wets engaged the whole of yasterday, bet at 9 o'clock last _ _ night theyhed not aneteesied in estlselyeztLegaithiag the fire, whisk hasp obese oarless pelts of the theatre, end, feeding apes the bead timbers le the stalky makes toes still mere dangerous. The firemen en of °Oaks that, with strong triad, the wells sight fall without the lust warning. Fizz AT DauzT•LANE digit, betimes 9eseilo o'clOl, and d wills the Pilothouses were proceeding, this splendid atatilisbnisat was dboovered to be es fin; but timely aid clinked its career before aay particular damage was dove. Mr. Bradt/God, the emporia wildest of the Fire Bligedv, was afterwards seat ter by the lessee, Mr. Smith, and a strict inquiry was instituted into the origin. The molt, however, has not bees per mitted to transpire. Neither the theatre nor its cattiest' an BRODIE. TO 1111 NDITOR OF TOE EXPRESS. the parliamentary report which appeared la the papers of Batarday, I observe that Colossi Donee, is Friday olgitt's debate relative to army ciothiag appoint mats, is revolted to ham said that I was not fit to be trotted at impostor of saddlery, at Waldo. Barracks, to wheat situation I have been la sly &prolate& by Lord Peanut, Oa media; Coked Dames remarks I was Tay much sorpkod aad hut, as I had thought that my promotion wee comr. Being amino t liars Colossi Daane's masons for kis estraordisary madast i• this maw, I immediately ease up fora Woodss sad waited ape Was, sad tall him that his statement was creel sod mime, at it Ueda to deprive me of the mum of sob., Mama for my featly. I also asked him what be kiss of ao (est bad emir lervod gads, him) to man his to pat forth seek a otatoment. Tits only ',ply hs made was— .. Yoe had no bask's@ to kWh,. with others in a duel" i Now, as this is the only mom Col. Damao can mire for eapposiag me issompetnt fa the post of immetes-forentas of saddlery, I am quite mostaut to loam the public to fora its own jadgmant of the intuits of the moo, merely midis; that I ham to my pommies, tostimmials from penal Moses, Moods, eaptalas, ifinitsaanta, meets, aad also hum wholesale saddler' froemagars, all 'feta( ma the highest shames; sad tastifyieg I. my thooeugh knowledge of sadlleoy. By the ineerties of We letter you will mob awl deeply *blip year, Ite., _ _ _. ALEXANDER BRODIE, - lata 901•11m-liorgoaat, w Royal Dragoon,. Alliance Rotel. Haanor-stratt, loyag-Acro, Kato% 9. THE EXHIBITION.—A collection of dielkites, drawler, end peters, was °posed fee private Sew or Saturday, at the Gallery of Hewn. Cobsghl. is Pall sail. The &swinge of Cade Bemeell have already bees sotked is the Deily New: they are estresely la sweetie& as aceesat of the great variety of Mrs' thty hit:educe. The emeriti of Yr. Itispers'it &wisp seed se rte sissesdaties fees or. la es of hie letters Mr. Slap mos espresed a hope that Lord Margo wean give a rod plasm or the day limbestopel wee ansalted. To bar by the way is which the Mk* hr deUsested the sows tees sent, him via k gnat hate bees rattled by Lord Kaglas'a nreeener. Hie spresostaties of the tor*Se ease is a mainly performance, Sad lanais the laurea tion with all that sorb fail to zoom. We are gives to 'adenine& that Mr. flisres's drawler are now wiling sparstely. The following disingaiabed pesos vieted the inhibition os Saterday :—Lord sad Lady Berl sad Cogan' Orsy, Lady Jobs Thyrn-, Sir James Maass* Sir Jobs Storrs, Lady Brae, Adalral Lys" Hes. Sir J. Fremantle, Lady Frame Htgrames, Colossi J. L. North, Um Hoy. Mr W. F. Meeks Bight Hes. H. T. L. Corp, M.P. ; Liest-Geseral H. G. A. Taylor, C.B. ; Right Holt 134 J. Jervis Lord G. Fitz gerald, Wesel Towers. air A. J. Campbell. Bart.; Marquis of Lasedowse, Limmat.-Gennel J. F. Bessoyart; Sir T O'Bries, Bert., M.P.; Liest-Gesersl Fitegenld, M. P.; Sir G. Grey, Bert., M.P.; Hon. C. H. Cue, Lord. P. Beemmll, Sir John Liddell, Sir W. De Bathe, Bert.; Bight Hes. Lord Coarsen, Ls Due and Heehaws De Coveys,. FALB or ma Itzeroar or Broczrom—The re sroa.ol4llli, of Ririe, spiritual isetraetioa to 42,000 of the Inhabitants of the tows of Stockport is to be deelded by the auctioneer's hawser Is the scene of the prevent mouth. The valuable etalesiastiad living which is thus to be disposed , of eoreprimes the ferneries of St. Mary aad St. Thome. as I the ease will be divided satin the provisions of a r set sot of wiliness epos the death of the proem rumor, the Bev. C. X. Prescott, who la sow is Ha 70th Tar. Upos sub division the lactose of the nett ry of St. Mary will he about 2,000 f. a year, with the patronage sad right of ormeatation to All Sail Vs Church at bluetq sad to St. Chad's at Remaly. in the Vale of Chadwick ; also the Hatt of moral usVois to the district charchoo of at. Or orge's at Hyde, and to St Jobs's at Dakiolleid, are veoted I. the net ter of S. Nary for the tine helot. The pmaat iaeurabeat of St. Thesis, who will Imes, err cor of Si, Thefts epos the divides taking plats, is new to his 46th year. The lee se of she 'story of Sc. Thomas, after the division, will be 'best M. a per. NAVAL AND MILITARY Thi GUNBOAT FLOTILLA.—Her Melody and the coot, aecompanied by the Kieft of the &Wass, are ea petted to visit Portmouth about the middle of the promat moat!, to teepees sad review t►e mew pea &Ma seem blies at the Mothubeak. The re•embeUuhmeat of the royal yacht wee esakateaced ses Saturday, with a view, it Is reported, to this visit. Preparations on as unusual seal. are making At Woolwich to motive the Royal Antilay, forming the Ant divides of the siege train, which took so promiaeat a part ha the ',duties of larartopeL Thew twits are ezpectad to amine ia several traesports at the Royal Aressal is the gonna of today or to-morrow. A Wiamphal are& is to be erected mote the Aroma road. THE ADMHIALTY.—The following naval appoint- Inst. wen made oa Saturday :—Liiet. H. Puke, to tha Orion; Mr. A. G. R. R)e and Mr. J. Brace, midshipmen, to the Bak ; Kr. H. H. A'Court. naval cadet, to the Cal cotta;; Mr. 8. A. Bt. George, aay..l cadet, to the Ansphios ; Mr. Jas. Wade (6), eargeos, to tha London • Mr. Jae. W. Dobbise, atlas senitant.wirreaa, to the Rieistanee ' • Mr. Peter D. Rea, Gains aseiteteatmiegeos, to the Odes. PORTSMOUTH, Mks= 9. Li ne Her= steam transport, sailed yesterday for out of the semi.. As already re -90=.18 vessene i td bone the Matto', 14, steam Seat lag batten, Until. A. Cantatas. Ten battery was towed out to the Ran by two steamers, the Horatio sad Rhoda menthes, arrived at Odessa; was ordend to Hialmra, but did net &esthete till after the pine had surrendered, Ind hem there west down to Beastele Bay. She has bees 46 days peahen hose, dames in law of se pewerfel a ship se the E, which has 'nines of 600-hose power. Tim pride ply goverment for the Europe is at the sate of about 1601. pm day ; she buns, cis the average, 40 tone of nal per day, which can in the Mediterraasan sun 31. or 41. per tea. The hire of the agrees in to cloy home the Olsten would thu unseat to shoot 7.0001., whilst the foal would wit 6,6001. sore, =skim; a tot.' expense is the battery home, from two items alone, of about tor, mad yet the (Hatton has aster fired a shot minas* the enemy. The Slade, steam transport, cane ion harbeer yester day, sad disembarked the isvabde • s hue brought hems from the Crimes, about 160 ia all, of various regimens and arms of the senior. TIM Harbinger, stems trageporf, arrived today from the Crises. She brims horse Lieutenant the Primo Hohmann Laapostong, of S.M.& St. Jess Whore ; Assietam Com miseary-Cheeral Terser, and three lrtnters, from We ldon; Captain Pion, O.H.A. ; Lieutenant Baud, 63rd Regineat; Linteent Figau, 14th Regimen; Mr. Clan lejiii=2.•Melo Mr. Sydes, eoguner ; then distressed 'nes of the Royal A:Slimy. twelve:tee, sad two anideen la lat. 37 16. lon. 93W. os the let last., the meow spoke the Sl:strain; on the 2nd, the ernw enann ; ea the 4th, the brig Charles ; ea the 6th, the Henn brig Anne Jorgisas, from Callao for Cowes, sad the Meer stem Salmon Caudle; sad on Saturday the gaisease JeLet, bond up Channel. The Hunan:A dais an antkiipetal. CHATHAM, Mama 9. An order bee beet received from the War-Mlice, 85 asmemmembidoeed damn sad men beloagieg to din neret d the 12th Foot to proceed to Portsmouth on Tuesday rataskeg, where they err to embark for Aus tralia. - -The 17th awl Ifith osapeeies of the Royal Sappers sad Misers, numbed's,* vies of all ranks, have received as order to prepare he esharketten for sorties the Orissa. They will leave Swanton Deaths sa Taseiepasar. ander the Dossed of Major Reherasa, MM. sod mesa to floathauptoo, where they irM stahork. The whole of the levant seloMishassat at 11'. Mary's h to be reamed hem Chitlins Is Ilsertheaptts, where a late horpital Yesdsed to be h Wag fouled highly is conveabent to forward the to Chatham. The viable the cesposlosel the Royal Mariam Light Infantry helosilog to the Obethara dirisios haring hoes =ads up to their fall oeneplemett, the onions sad nes eb.eat an the reersitlai sissies hare bees ordered to rears to their heed-quertors. DKVON POET, Hama 9. The gunboat. Mt and Angler were laaacthed at this dockyard yesterday. Mir Plunwidge, dseghter of Admiral Buperietendeat Bir J. Hanwey Pinsridge, pre them teases. Thew vessels here bees ounasiedoeed; the Lot by Lieutenant L. Samoa, ea 4 the Miler by Lieute nant W. Howarth. They will get up stews, cad try their moshlaery to-Borrow. Litll9l7Tl,l, llAzom 9. We hare beard frog anicrilmW aothor~t~ that the system of brigadieg militia resimeata in camps will be miteesietly preethtg this year, commencing at the opening of sprien weather : by this arraagemeet all Shams new in billets will be ststiosed to gartl•oas or is cusps, whence °hasps are to be made, t/ insure equal drill and held Metraotten to all. The corps of Royal Karina befog 50 privates over its establishment strength, the rearainag genies *tattooed at Gloucester and Yeovil detached from this divides have hese reesllsd. The standard height for recruits for Itryal Maus is, until farther orders, to be 6 het n lashes for between the ages of 19 sad 28 year,. Muses. Greenwood sad King bare takes the contrast foe the emetic', of the yearned barracks at Dull Point, far the mum of 13,9001. SUICIDE OP si SOLDIER OF THE BRITISH SWISS LEGION. DOVER, MiiCK 9. Lest evening a coroner's inquest was held at the Ewan Ina, Stroud-street, Whir Mr. Gina T. Tramper, the borough sonar, upon the body of lieltioe Muller, a soldier beloiginot to the British Boise Leer, quarts/id in this garristia. TM desired was a (Ise young mu, twisty sin years of age, who had very reesotly enlisted, bat who, em sirs be had joised, bad displayed considerable' sanaicholy, owlsg to his laboring seder as Minos teat he meld nem recover from as eating and pealed disease eider which he was est rim. He was dieckurd frees the military hospital an the 6th iost., Ina state of ruck derail= of mind, and at a late hoer es the 711 he was Lard lying on as open piece of ground soar she Wrecks, in a stow, as if (Ma iatozien. Ma. The oilers who found him est him on his feet sad shook him, het without fully write' him sp. Finding it impossible to mess him, they laid his down GS aid, firrosediag to the barracks, M Cis an escort to him a in Whoa the mei arrived at the ert, they fo him lyiag dud is • girl of blood, with • frigitral woaid in his billeted with a olase-kilfe, soh ob err his side erred with blood. ileherquest inquiriee rowed that des rased had purebred throe ambles of isudeirt es Thur.- day, sad Mir drachm os the Fridoy. When dimmed hr due riser, be must have been union the Maims of this assesas, and wire aroused by their easirtions from it. stupor kite which he bad been radioed, be rimmed to the . alp issimmait within Ids Besse, his small elsserkaffe. Verdict, a Temporary Insanity." Data. or Ozporasi. Gummi Wawa?, ROYAL ENO xszas ream to lean that Cies. Gaorp Wright, Cdearl Commaadant of the Royal Eagleson, died oe the 6th bat. at Chelteahms, after • minim of more than slimy Teen is that d ietiegaished maps. The gadget pasha was is the 79th ye • rot his age. A liflimoriAL WINDOW TO A CRIMEAN OMCILL —The Meads, asighboars, sad tenantry of T. Kekowleh, EstiPaseo», with • generous sympathy ie the regret what' the death of the lass Lieuteeast Lune Keltewish ec sianed to the family of that bran paw" soldier, have ceased a whitlow to his Mee. ry to be erected in BaatlMer Church, at the tooth side at the Male et:copied by the Pcuson family.— Wsegent Timm. A WoMew HILLID BY His Maras.—A wow= warned Jane Fowler, wife of a Minnie" sea at If, rk, hes ben eemaittesi ow a theme of stabbng her &eraser, :sae Beate. elm the wife at a 'shearer, is the above city. It appeared from the evidaine adduced at the isgant that the dammed sad her mother were alone le • room of the latter's hone whoa the fetal bl iw was gives. A °sand had takes plan Denten them. and demand was beard to ay at saddesly Ob, moan, mother, deal I" Immediately after wards the mother clapped her heads, sad gilled for her Mu bead, who wee option is bed. Fowler got up, watt dews stain, and found the dionesii bleeding Tory mime, with her lead at the edge of the inel-hesse. He endea voured to stop the bleeds' by wrapping clone mead dr onset% seek. He removed her amain, sad lie wife lammed hiss that Monson had Mesa of • stool sideways op ni her heed. Notwithsteadiag that this ammo sunned stoat owe en &today morning, sows of the neigh bours were called ia, nor wse medical aid mat fee set 1 a very short time before the citheased espied at Saaday alevines. The rotation's ezthrinatioa theOthed a deep reentered wound leader the ear, by which the earothi artery had bees °pond, and the width of the eatersal waited on e saves sea a sreiponded with the blade of a kW*, up to abait the middle, wbith was foetid la the hone naked with SI oj. From the depth and direction of the wised It rod t eat have bees calmed by a f ll on *feud( r, se repeesested by the gnosis. The jury returned a verd.et of " Xamileagliter avian Jaw Fowles."—Yorkshirestam. IRELAND, DUBLIN, Yates 8. SLIGO ELECTION. The divisions and jealousies among the liberals have givea their enemies a temporary triumph in this borough. The Hoe. John Wynne, formerly Lord Derby's Under-Seeretary in Ireland, was re turned yesterday by a comparatively large majority. The contest was virtually decided at ten o'clock in the morning, when Mr. Wynos had a majority of 75 over Mr. Somers; and at half-past . 4 p.m, ' when the het account left, that is • few minutes before the final close of the poll, the numbers were—Wyone, 148 ; Somers, 108 ; majority for Wynne, 40. The liberal party could command • clear majority of thirty or forty were they united in their action. Several liberal electors voted for Mr. Wynne, and some twenty of the same party remained at home and refused to vote for either party. THE TIPPERARY JOINT-STOCK BANK. This day Laing bent Sled for the minim for sprinting an late rim elenager is the matter at tab beak, pen din g the appointment of ea dada' manager es Saturday neat, • large number of persons interested in the proseedinp were present in Master Murphy's °Moe. Mr. William Smith, ea the part of Mr. John Bennett, of Closmel, one of the shareholders, moved that the pro- Goodin@ might be stayed pending the appointment of an °Medal manager, sad that time should be allowed by the Master before such appointment should be ailltmod, is order that the coetributorke and all other persons interested should have an opportuaity for the choice of the Anon to be *sleeted. There were eeeenty-fire actions pending against the beak, sad the object hie clieat had is view was to ears individual sbareholden from being ands • target of to be sued by every person haring • demand on the Tipperary Bank. . . A love desultory coarereation bare mined, the drift of which was the appoistuiest of a image; and the steam to be adopted by ehareholden who were is of beim sued personally for the Babbitts' of the beak. Mr. Jain "aid he represented creditors to the automat of 40.0001.. end be folly tnacarred in the suggestion thrown out by Mr. Hughes. Q.C., to the effect that all monist end documents in relation to the Tip peruy Bask should be Wrfa the Bask of balsa& iter Murphy said he paid have no digitally to ap pointing au Interim uuoeser at present, and that the ease would be open for the appoittsent of en °Modal enatteger until twelve o'clock on Thursday nest; and, adhering to the practice is Brialand, the panties applying for the sp. pristraest should give la the names, and the names of the Kandy, la the first instants, and that no person other then those of respectability and solvency would be attended to • and the security be would require would be at West 20,0001 In ell likelihood there would be large cells made as the therebolden. sad the °Motel manager should be Wand la adequate wearier. Mr. Garde asked if the Guarantee Society would be meepted is murky ? blaster Murphy said he eoald have so objeetios to the Crllariatilie &Maly except as to time; its heemparters were I. thetland, aad the aorrespoadenee betweea that and its Dublin agent might involve a week's delay sad mere before the esaurity maid be effected, wtereas the boldness in head was aunt, ea the official massager should be appointed within • week. Mr. George Langford said he hoped the Master would sot *scent lus than 20.0001., al hs considered• even that suss Inealisisst. . _ . Muter Murphy made an order to the effect that all bills of cashing., cub deeds, end other docameats, in sedation to the Tipperary Bank, sloold be handed up by Mr. Ken nedy to the Bank of Ireland, which he appniatel to act in the comity tf interim manager until ea °Seal manager should be appointed. Mr. Adele raid be had substantial ramie for sensing the Muter that there were • great number of creditors of the bank most ensione to arrive et • composition, and he let equally assured that • gnat number of the shareholders were desirous of arriving at the was canclusioe. Indeed, he might with salty more the Master and the publie that a desire to come to • eettlensent of the affairs of the bask, by mem of • empositiosi. wee As taaanisnom feeling of all parties °aspersed. gosh a proposal, belied no doubt,woold be made, sad, if rejected, the probability would be that those abareholdere who p wand convertible property would put their massy together and Ay to America, rather than incur the harassing process, perhaps, of 20 years' liti gation in Chaneery. Mr. W. Gibson folly concurred la the observations just es sand by Mr. Adair. Is reforms to the process of suing Individual share holders by costrihutories or creditors of any elue, Mastarldurphy read the retort of • eam and the judg ment proamoiesd by Baron Alderson in Ragland in a similar case of the haukroptcy of a joist stork company. The learned btron's judgment was to the erect that the court could not emotion proceedings against an individual shareholder until every other source should be estimated. ' The stator in queries should fleet go to the Court of Chancery, to which the affairs of the company bad been referred, end Veen use all diligence sad industry in the pro seeutloa of his demised, end haling used is.l those appli ances without success he might then apply to the court for redress ageless an iadividual; but, falling is those reepects, the soon could not afford him reluf. It is understood that the Bank of Ireland has strongly recommended the appointment of Messrs. LWoohe as the official managers, and that their suggestion is likely to be attended to; bat com plaints are made in various quarters against the Bank of Ireland itself for having, by its intimate connexion with the Tipperary Bank op to the last moment, helped in some measure to deceive the public, who foolishly identified the Tipperary concern with the Bank of Ireland, u if it were almost a branch thereof. The Carlow Pod, after noticing the number of ' traders, clerks, and assistants, police-officers, and small farmers, whose savings, which were to establish some in business, or be the future provision of large families, or a support for declining years, have been' , swept off, says :—N We have heard of three accept. 'noes of considerable amount, and all forgeries, hav ing been presented for payment during the present weak at three different trading establishments in the town ; and it is utterly impossible to bay where and how those audacious simulations may terminate. We are literally bewildered with the number of distressing oases with the details of which we are inundated." A circular, containing instructions to eurveyors of steam-vas els, has jut bee. hosed by the Marine Depart seat of the Board of Trade. Teo attention of the Board of Trod* tsarist frequently of late been called to the et ease thassoseasts analog from the boats of pessary itillia4bir beiekr a tadered useless is ease of m eisfigrasy by uss of the sad theleittse net beteg at bad ((s @ppm* to awe ef the Mambo, et 14- in the serveyers are to be soot perlaidsr Is meets, the ges sad tattle-pins are Washed to the beat by ; sod also that spare plugs mad pis are is the bear. Theearveyere are sot oaf y to Weed Se this se the pe riodical anneys, sad is Tassels which they as thou times, but they ere else to take froosest eAmaaNiw of Salim all stimetablp se they arrive from other pods sad should they lad es ispostion that this or any other regale- dos tem by the Bread of Trade with Wescott to the solipsist of steamship bas sot beat 'implied with or that any of the equigtheste have bees damaged or takes away dace the last survey, the fart shield be pointed out to the saa tor or °Ear is tibias of the vessel; sad a molt forwarded to the Board of Trade at the sans* time by the sumer. A carious event occurred a few days ego in the Uaisnity of Lsipsio; Dr. Roam, psofessor of legal we detail, was lestutiog out nisi a, and is show the deadly offsets of the poise he admiaistend a large does of It to a big deg. The animal, which was lying as its bask, wee im mediately seined with eassdshass, and ejected a csosiderable potties et the potion with groat violence; it struck the pro fermis the leas, end some of it entered ids south The doctor was immediately wised with all the symptoms of poisoning, but aotidotu were promptly applied, and be wee sees plaited Oct of dear. • bat be suffered greatly, and had to be esaveyed bra.—GOliyadni. ORIENTAL PREJUDICE.—About a fortnight ago smiths disturbasees arose at Coostentisople la the quarter of Djebali, fro. a revival of the absurd projudthe which every year muss the Jess of stealing a ebi'd belongieg to some other meet, in order to sundae tt sod Res its Wool in their Passover rites. A Turkish woman having lost her child for orate hoax, sought for it in the quarter, when some Greeks in the asighboarisood told her that they had emu two Jews drag the child by f tee into the bons in optstioa. The mother on this begea to shriek, aid soon drew a crowd together, who smashed the wisdoms, and were sly restrained from sanying it by assault by the &Mallet Frisch soldiers. The child was afterwards feud by its mother. FOUR CRILDRIN AT ONE TlUE.—Mra. Sherratt, wife of John Shtrratt, porter, of 2, Newtor.street, Brook street, Charlton opos•Msdlook, woe on Friday ultimo,* delisend, by Ur. A. W. Close, surge.., of bur siring children, three girt sad sae boy.—Misr beer Glerdian. PICCO'S CONCERT. This musical phenomenon, whose performances on a little shepherd's pipe, similar to a child's penny whistle, have recently excited so much surprise and admiration in Paris, has arrived in London, and had A concert at the Hanoveroquare Rooms on Saturday evening. Pima is a young Italian t, the eon of a Sardinian shepherd, blind from ill1:1117, 11 but born with a passionate love of music, and with a genius for the art which certainly was never before displayed under such unfavourable circumstances. Brought up by his humble family (living among the Apennines) without culture, without instruction, with no better instrument than a child's toy, he has contrived, by incessant practice, to make it " dis course most eloquent music," and produce tones whose bnlliancy, variety, and expression now delight and astonish the most accomplished musicians of the day. It is only of late that this prodigy, hid among his native mountains, has been discovered. He was first of all brought to Milan, where ha played in erilsobousse, and drew such mends around him that the Austrian police took the characteristic step ' of turning him out of the city. He was &Reimer& allowed to return under a regular engagement at the theatre of La Scala, where he first appeared in December, 1854. This was the beginning of his public career. He then made the tour of Italy, play ing at Florence, Yogic., Rome, Naples, and other principal cities; next appeared at the Italian Opera of Paris; and hes now exhibited hie powers to our musical public of London. Mr. Gay, who manages matters for Pioco, conducts himself judiciously. The concert of Saturday even ing was well got up and arranged, not depending solely on the attraction of the Sardinian Minstrel. The mistime of the excellent orchestra of the Orchestral Union, with their able conductor, Mr. Alfred Mellon, was called in ; and their admirable performance of Beethoven's symphony in C, and the overtures to Buy Bios, Oberon, and the Domino Noir. together with Miss Lasoelles's singing, was sufficient to make an interesting concert. Piece played time—first, the " Caste Diva," from Norma ; and secondly, the " Carnevel de Yenisei," with variations. He was dressed in the garb of an Italian peasant ; had a pleasing and intelligent countenance, with something of a melancholy expression ; and his whole appearance was very prepossessing. His instrument was so small that while he played it was almost hid by his fingers, and it was handed about the room to satisfy the curiosity of the audience. It is not above three inches long, has only three holes, and is literally what it has been described to be—a mere child's toy. Yet with this rude instrument he finds means to produce a complete chromatic scale of great extent (three ectavee, as we have been told), sad of the most perfect intonation; he draws from it tones sometimes of the most brilliant clear ness. and sometimes of exquisite softness and beauty, ea pure and ethereal as the breathing of the wind on the strings of the Affiolian harp. But there are tome imperfections which no skill, however mar vellous, can get over. On so small an ineirament there can be no low notes, and in blowing the notes its altruism) it is impossible to prevent them from being somewhat piercing and shrill. His execution is absolutely astounding; he plays the most rapid flights, the most complicated chromatic passages, the mast brilliant arpeggios, with as meek fluency and certainty as the finest violinist could do. And lastly, the grace and finish of his style, and the strength and variety of his expression, complete the charm of his truly mar vellous exhibitions. Of his two performances, the "Caste Diva" was the more beautiful, the " Carna val de Venice" the more amazing. Belie?* melody was quite vocal—it was rung with a sweetness and feeling worthy of Orisi. In the variations to the " Car naval," he disported himself in the wildest and most fantastic flights, as Psganini himself used to do. In short, of all the musical wonders we have ever met with, this blind Sardinian youth is the most wonder ful; or, we ahould rather say, he is not a mere magi cal wonder, he is a true musician, tell of the finest inspirations of his art; and it is impossible to listen to him without feeling, in the midst of our pleasure and surprise, regret that his circumstances have pre vented the development of what it is not too much to call his heaven-born genius. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. I A numerous and brilliant audience was attracted to the Haymarket ea Saturday evening last by the announce. meat of a new comedy from the pen of Mr. Hayti' Bernard, a gentlemaa who bolds a distinguished place &maggot modern writers for the stags, in the prodoctioe of sparkling dialogue, vivid pictures of drawing-room life, and the de velopment of that Mined sentimeot which is supposed to perplex and torment those classes in society who have us real and tangible "mows to trouble them. And the ex pectant' ware act disappoioted. The Neil Gents' is worthy of the author alike in its plot and its diologus. The actieg, too, is admirable—Mr. Buckvone, Mr. Chippendale, Mr. Campton, Mr. W. Farr,, Min Reynolds, Mita Swaaberositt—ell insataining their parts with unflagging can. ORFORD CITY PUBLIC LIERART.—Throngh the liherelity of the University of Oslord this library hat re ceived as soquisition in books to the value of 901., with binding. Tie collection comprises Keonett's Parochial Antiquities, 2 vole—Buroetes works, isiluoiog Memoirs —Hirt's, of King Jenne IL—Reformation, 7 vole.—His tory of our Times, 7 vols.—Peonou's Theological Works, 2 vols.—Stelae . ' Work., 26 vole—Bell's Works, 8 vols. —flatth'e fierouse, 6 vole. Crum.r's Reiraios, 4 vole. Jewel's Work", 3 vols. Sprig?'" England's Recovery May's Parliament of Rowland—BO gr ases Works, 10 v 01..— Catalogue of Oaf red Graduates— Faller's Church Marry, 6 vol.—Hooker's Works, 3 vole.—Pesreos on the Crud, 2 vol.. Clarendon . " History of the Rebel Hon, 7 vole.—Cisrendon's Life, 3 vols. —Hammond on the New Testament and P.alase, 6 vols. Hoon's Works,. vols.—Walton . , Lives—Rslegh's W. rks, ' 8 vole.—Waterlood's Wake, 6 vole —J. Crumer's Vieth; 6:vols.—Bader . s Works, 2 vole .— Lewis's Lite a Wio liffe—Lswis's Life Si P.:oak—Wheatley on the Comma& Prayer—Lloyd's ;Pekes of Core — Powell 'a Diff.rential Cal eulu—Binnet'a Lite of Hale—Dosheney's A , tonic Theory —Addams . ' Evidences—Stool's Gentleman's gelipion— Powell's Geometry of Carves—Pooell's Et meals of Canes—is all, 1,620 volumes. This library has lied many donations of atet-olue works from jr.vote individuals and members of the Calmat', which hu it:created its valuer to the oldness in a coulderabledegue, as the works tow ea its shelves Wire, from their espesse,drnied to a great majo rity. The attendance has not diminished, end the &demi toga of hosier; it open on Roods, evening is duly se'rnow lodged from toe tut that very may, particularly of the lahourleg abases, are frequently in attezdanee. /Thom RAILWAT TtA/110.—The following are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French NH wareinsiew. Puss Feb.l9 to Yoh. : l'smengers, 234,243 f. ; goods, 512,9ett.; Meal, 9111,172*, Woman AND Nunn Werraaa.—From Feb '9 to Feb. 23; Pee. murk 127,13 ft. ; coaCA scit,sole. ; total 566.7513. °imam sa e BassosKoons,Mie AN —From total. Feb. , 221 t. 19 to Feb, II: Perms. eves,24e.M; ,94 ; 943 arassaeine.—Press Feb.l9 ll. to Feb. 23: Psemegere, 193,713*,; good; St 5,971 L F la 74lf. ltesumessv. Feb. 19 to Fab. 13: Pamensers, 12,4111.; aeons, MAUL ; fetid, 39.4164 LTaND—ham Fa. 19 to Feb. 94 Yesuagess, 244,111*.; goods. 011,907 f.; total, 613,019 L loess TO MlCOSTOaamrsax.—Tram Feb. 19 to Feb. AS : Parse am 5,121,21121. ; goods, 214.12#.; t 0 t a 1, 4115.4b6f. Gomm Castirst..— loom Feb. 19 to 28 Feasenaers, 10,16 M. ; gals, 11,793 L ; total, 92,6411. • If we era wall ialormed„" says the Journal dee Chemins de For, " only thrum new oocoessioct of railway lines will bs scads after the plea, an as not to overload the money market, namely, the. Pyrenean settee rk, to the Grand Coated sad Southern Cosapacies; the line from Paris to Eloissone, to the Ardennes Company ; and badly, the lines from Grenoble to Lye.. end Valence, to the St. Humbert to Grenoble Company. The a three concessions briog made to companies already existing, all that west he treasury la to augment the lumber of there' already issued." CRYSTAL PALAC.Z.—FIVE SHILLING DAT, MARCH oa papaw, 136; ditto by 1111•11 m tickets, 1,623 ; tal 3, 1,669. Jest pehlk/ted. New noes tee** sollso: Wm IL. Ce. bi i..t. Sir ►r.HE BCIENC2 . te r trai r r Bow to Live sod A. wt.' to u.. fee ; Mei mein tit Mak me 4 SY& • leoedreollk tonneleee emohlag . wag a teem of in ma' FAIT a I i rVATINICIrkIII‘ gib Oloweelbeen ea the Use of the Illormege la tbe 1 mieelleo lUm I thi s` deo. ihe wok elm/ your g a Meeflp Jar: tram melees so 1 erbrtV7: l oogeo elll be hose the CIIIIN•olidi Nolte emeaneeee. oli re obi& Names their promos. soothe ° Coorraherweei Oorietraeatiorew : Nhasoy.l3. ink W. : MOO. a. LIIIIIMINIMe: Pad ar= WOOL