The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-09 00:00:00

I II . , I. /7 , /,,./., I. ~ •..-- - ~.-........, 3 , --z-_.. _.....• f' wSPA PElt . :• ,• I s' A I :X . ? , 411 (b .de - rt • w • [Stamped, ld. Additional.] Na 5,225.) LONDON, SATURDAY K rING, MAY 9, 1863. [TWOPENCE A r calling at the Cape of Good Hope ...eit - TTlLadras.-dTE,UI COMMUNICATION between LON wit. and INDIA by the magnificent Teet of Steamers belong. iy to the East India and London Shipping Company Limited'. well-knows clapper auxiliary strawashtp LADY JOCELYN, gti iota , gootx,ess power, ROBERT W. kVA Commaader, sw loading in the Victoria (Landes) Deets, will leave on se June, anbarkdag passengers at and leaving °monad on the ail June, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good lisps and sdras. This tosguidoent ship, built express/7(ot the India trade, • bees thortaghly refined, has Orst-rate accommodation for noYdead wi ll * v i rcee ll r gesege an o ' f=7 " ..... " ,Tiarne a rrlut e aten we 70 lays to stating ; the Camila having performed voyage in SS days, being the shortest on mere. The line will bg continued on the 20th of each succeeding :ath, with the strictest punctuality, by one of the oompany's ,ssmilloent Seet of auldlary screw stemweldps, fog helot or wage apply to GRINDLAY and Co., Si, Tee. pssatalreet, S.W.: the brokers. aL/IRD BEXIT sad Ob., yx Loge d shegatreet. 8.C.: or ea the Ofices of the Camping, Landon, C. ; when salsa applastibea tar ypointanents as midshipmen in this eervice should be nada itlCflatle DUW, Master). East India and London Sipping company :Limitel), 9, Mincing:Lie, E. C.' ALCUTTA direct, the magnificent, new clipper C ship 11101711 A, A 1 13 yarn, Mg lone register, SAYORL 'Lan OmuraOrr (belonging to Mears. John Allan and Sens): ceding In the East India Docks. This beautiful newel, ball* In ezergedi tel the trade, bee splendid cabin accommodation, ad mill hare quick S MELL, ei cc pasestaldit o dILLATLY. MAN ri 27, Lendenhall SYDNIY Direct (under engagement to H.M. Ocenisienieserel, last shipping day be ;S a l 46s cest Landau-owned cli”er ship SPITYISII, J. W. avE, *amender . lying in the Let India Dooka. lids lea vowel ha. made some very rapid and presents a good applycpotuy to elelpprae regniring —For trelgh= ege to OILLATLY, HANILLY, and SIWPILL, IT, allatreet, E.C. 011kNOHAZ Direct, with immediate despatch, 0 the splendid clipper built ship RALSTON, A 1 10 ywl, 678 Ns register. DA VIM. Commander ; loading in the bit India Docks. Ttle tadiailing and well.knowniap.a.re ieto need Stroorsble opportunity to shippers.— to 6ELLATLT, HAMMY, sad SEWII,L. No. V. week LC. 'MR MELBOURNE and GEELONG, with j q uiet despatch, the favoarne fast.ealllng mane trader CALLIANCE, 2t tons, Captain R. T. BROWN. lying la Bait Pala Dock. Hoe excellent accommodation for chief cabin and <der paesengerg—lac freight or pottage apply to OMAN, 10/31Iffeff, and Co, 43, Fenchureh.street. IVOR BOMBAY Direct (under engagement with A H. 111. Conseil for India), the weltlmoins Liverpool Iron Silt ship SABAH BAND& LIN tons, A I IS years, in Hoe Liver pool Iron ship book, JOHN orLuEi, Commander, owsedby Mr. Ilward Bates, of Liverpool • lying in the London Doeice.—For tsig.ht apply to RAYSILIf wI BUD, IA King Willlamsitreet ; a to O nLATLY, HAJBKHY, and 81111 ILL, PT, lissdenholl meek BA DORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail punctually on .1. the Stith of May, last shipping day Md), the magnificent Pandas built clipper ship BINDAL, Al, MP toes rapider, H. P. 111711XLL, Commander: loading In the But India Docks. Han mlendld rabic acoocnmodation, and from her fine Una. la ex. meted to make • very quick run out.—For freight or only to DYVITT and MOORE, 111111teretreet or TIM: LAXLY. BANICKY,.and SEWALL, 27, Leaden. al[-Mewl. BLAOK BALL PABBBNOIR LINK of CAMP= TAOISTS tae AUSTRALIA boo Diodes divot. tifesey Marla vdne , 05ty of Sydney Wein:Rune 14711:1 1I n i r r) .. 4ueenakad Aar el Ragland Te NMI. 9,000 1 1,000 E India & India It India E. India May 10 Jaw 10 May % May II 2,000 2,600 asisbralaa Than of pant, bare, by their punctuality sad yasanspn sorsa a world known reputation, and their pow wow acwwirsoodatlan L anwaryamed by any yowls alleat.---Tor Armenian asipsollas Watt or passage to Australia to BAIN= wad Co., Liverpool; all Agents for tba Lank YD lAws: and T. IL YACILAT and Co., 1, Loadenballairset, landok Z.C. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL 6TILII-1511if8, appointed by the Admiraltit via. e daft betweeci LIV E RPOOL and NEW YORK, and between FOOL and DORTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other porta 18 land lad receive =Lie, good', and gammen, the Boston 6 4 4 4= at Halifax to land and receive pesommen and her malls. The fonov or other nosh an ap- Wailed to mail from Liverpool, •n,x at Cork to receive the sib • gIairBOSTON. flabuday, May 18. t IRV YAM. Isistdar. Itayl3- APILICA. tot BOSTON. Saturday, May SO. =s money, bending steward's fee and provisions, belt wine, or lkinsre:—To Ralifaz and Boston, chief cab* 1121: second cabin, Lit To New York, chief cabin. ELS ; lecond tibia, Lit Freight to fielifax, Boston. and New York, 63 tcr.:d.... ,'mart • per cent. pr w —Apply to J. B. Fooed, la, Ofd t, London , J. M. Currie, 11:wre, and 11, Place dm la keno, Path: O. and J. Burn.% Buclananetreet, Glaagow ; D. ad C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. and C. Wive?, 8, Willie look iftwpsoL f:I3.IAT ZASTEtN for NEW YORK.—The NJ! GREAT RASTRRN, WALTER PATON, Commander, will to despatched from LIVIER.POOL for NEW TOM es under : SATURDAY, Igay IS: TUESDAY, Inas SO. Tares: Pint Cabin. RIO to ASS, awarding to accommodation, IS haring the same privileges In the saloon Second Cabin, CH Return tickets will he honed eta fan and a half Intermediate Passage, LlO 10s. Steerage, SI 7s. Freight on moderate terms. For further particulars apply to Rt'CR ER, OPTOR, and Co.. 115, Leadenhallotreet, R.C. : or to the Groat Ship Company (Limited, 90, Cannonotreet, London , &C.: and SS, 'The Albany, Od HallOtreet, Liverpool—Tor Intermediate and steerage pea r ies apply alto to Ream. SARRL and SBARLit, 19, Wean , street, lirerpooL BPICIAL NOTIC!... THE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED UNION BANK of AUSTRIA (Limited). Capital, Two Alllllona Banana—Mears. Masterman, Peters, and Co., NlA°lanlane. SuLlatolta—Mesan. Crowder, Maynard, Soo, and Lawtord. Baoazas Wawa Bfß, Fawcett, sad HU LIVERPOOL, NEW FOTE, AND RITLADELPIILk IMAM =IF COMPANY. a and Passengers sr* hereby rearethlly Informed that tE en Comps steamers . hitherto sal rig on Saturday for New York, and calling at Qneenatows for passengers oa MondaY, will la Mims sail from Liverpool on Fridays . and will a:retinue a regular sailing ever. alternate Friday from Ilverpool, caning at Qoessatown on the following day for passenger, and dee. ismaL Ineerage passag e by steamer of Nit May, teg ss el li sas (A 4 Ba 4 STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK titrack—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA DELPHIA BTRALLISIIIP COMPANY intend despatching their fall-powered Ciplabuilt Iron Screw Steam-Ships, calling at Qamesiown to embark passenger+ and despatches. aa follows: FROM uv Immo% FOR NEW YORIL frrt 07 BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May U. KANGAROO, Friday, May is. ILIMNBURGIEL Wednesday, May 10. CITY 07 MANCIIRSTEK Wednesday, May V. Awl every rammeding Wedneeday, lad every alternate Friday. Cabin prams tfi, IL and II guineas, according to the accom modation. Forward paaaage 8 guineas. Including all provieions cooked. Paassagen for Canada- the United Stoics, and British Columbia, booked thronek on very whyostagoous arras.—For farther perticulan apply to WILLIAM IN AN. tt, Water /Mat, Citystreet, Liverpool ; or to RIVER and MACEY, I, King William . DBILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PRILLIPPS despetek the andermentlened fireceines etspinee.; ice SOITIRDAM and the RHINE, the BATATTI'II, from lhe Bettie end Foreign steam Wharf, WsPrinil. eerySeedy.et 11 ha. :t1 re.. Ll 10a., an d 17s. dd. Beans tickets, • lan and a half. The PTENOORD, Thursday morning early, Boni a the Tower. Fare LI. ler MUM the ADULZ, MOW!. or OCHWALBS, alter Wily every Theradly, tress florestydown, at 11 a.m. ; calling it Blackwell Pier to receive peasengers at noon. Fares : ed. di, ad 108. oarKiirstria. the LONDON, abont May 10, from Horse llareaA:AS II fa., and lit To be followed by the r I UMT WAS Way 17. ler ODIPIN Oltlf, MALIIO. and irroamont. the =waxy. Way 10, from Alderman's Tier. Farm :—to Copan awe, LS Y. Return tickets at a Are and a half. lar bd.* essesch (charg e ! Chaplet's Universal Oros,rl e .== P GRUM, and PHILLLITO, ANEVER TAILING REMEDY. A. SCOTT/ smog!! sad LIVER PILLS, prepared with* eat any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints. buligesiton, wind, spasms, ed. Mem, diminese of the eyes, &e. For habitual costiveness, as a temily aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent . mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach they meat* appetite, Demote digestion, and Ann.:then the whole n moue syMme.— gold by NlCTAsbert, 8, King Williamet., Charing-crose. sad by most druukte, In born, Is. lad. sod L. 94. Be sum to ask for Dr. Boon's Bilious ant Liver /lib. The genuine are a square green package. with William [embed" engraved on the stamp. D R. D B J ON G H'S LIGHT-BLOWN COD LIVER OIL, Pronounced J:7) _t h• Meant medical authorities to to TNN ONLY COD LIVNIt OIL Outs,lnv;:labli uniformly excellent, PALATABLI. WILY Yh.IU, Prom which the consumptive sad debilitated Can &TITO lIIMIDT AID POLIIANIOIT ISZNEYIT. 801 l only la copulae hawkl half pinta, la. ed.: Sete. tu quarto, flu , by repeatable Cltentata throughout the weed- Bnti Clousuurrag : ANSA& warm), aad 00., 77, PAM& Laudon. RICORD'S KBBE2IOI d LIFE swim =mama t. r wet dretinnd conelelatleea !a dear "aka leelluee f. twanfila its leads an parmenean tte assaallatine aref...add in am^ at& MI lanknettona NS ae few ties Ile !LL. eant cry e t aaratere pentad ea resoled ealgegamaa MUT and Ca. 218. lawn era teeeolrben. Irme no INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. molt ealontlicolly propooM and mot porartol wart. owe tnlotinsei : pootoroo to *dr norm! osatlttion an Ur morotlono, w tMWaplty of wldok pootoot Math dr pia 1 , n l, • swift for daaniti a/ an Idialin and from s 1.5.- men, oar togrodlooto, maw sod pim d timao al lido. min pow. tosoldol to Qs mirror hie* it pm bog* or tour quantities In coo for i r a kolo spats Yemen lisaalgarten and Co., 69:1, Oace44llll l l, 113, Imadoviallmtreet, LC., London. rrROIJSERS.--Special attention is called to the NNW SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind =111111: } ire fpr pattern thaatg.:ll'.l4'.°2t....a.nt depend an HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, TAILORS, 106, Strand (opmmate Rioter Hall). PRELIMINARY STATEMENT. S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. 1. The Government of his Itspe rial Majesty the Emperor of this R i"EL The ALEX ' ANDRA, mina of WALR I I, and ROYAL Austria, impressed with the Importance of extending country the benefits of jostock banking, has granted to his BRIDAL BOUQUET, L. each. The Caasolette Fan, delight^ Excellency the Baron de Thi • preliminary concession forties fully_perturned, from Si. M. : • specimen by poet for 50 stamps. establment of a Bunk, with hes throughout the empire, Inr„,..,_kith-o It oentod,„_Choml• Se e le g ant golden ornament foe the to Moo educted on English basking principl ost for lE stamps. —L MINI* Per t As an m deuce of the wide field open fo es. rsuch an Institution, 'tuner. 16. it may be stated that while England, with a population of thirty millions, has more than one thoueand five hundred joint-stoc k banks, Including brandies. Austria, with a population of thirty nine millions, has only five banks, with • very limited number ef branches • & The recent act passed by the Austrian Legislature for the ' resumption of cash payments on or before the lit of January, 1867, Is foanded on principles identical with those governing the Bank of England. This important financial reform, combined , with the great progress recently made In the constitutional • government of Austria, must place all emomercial operations on ; • sounder and more stable basil. e. The vast agricultural and intnaral resources of Austria, which become daily more largely develop.' by the railways already existing, as well so by those In course of completion, and which Clad a ready market In this couatry, require betaking facilities co-extend,* with commercial progress. 6. The system of baakmg, se known In Gnat Britain mid some of the Continental States, is so little In use in Austria that the ordinary practice amongst merchants and others Is to keep within their own hands their deposit, of hulikm end other securi ties. end each of the governmental deputmetria is, for the extant elm owe fends, Be own banker. S. II le antiripated that the commercial community will.beia. I firmed, from the facilities affonlei them, to deposit with title establlskeent bullies and *enmities which they now retain in their own caaibboue : and the communications which have passed with the Austrian Government justify the belief that the " Im perial Royal Privileged Union Bank" will become the bankers ter the several State Departments; iris Excellency the Minister of Finance harin, In reply to the application made for the pre. liminsry concemion, stated " That the Government, looking with tatLefaction on the creation of an establishment so benefi cial, would afford It every poesible assistance." 7. The statutes of the Bank, which have been submitted to the Imperial Government, are formed on the established principles of Limited Uability 8 The subjelnedletterThas been this day received from his Excellency Bares de Merry, Privy Councillor of his Imperial Royal Majesty the Emperor of Auger*: London, May 4, l'allt I have to acknowledge the receipt of the proof of financial means required for the establishment of the Imperial and Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria iLimitedh you have this day given me for the It of placing it In a legalised form before the Government of Me Maleety the Emperor, my most gracious Sovereign. The condition precedent to the approval of the statutes haring been thereby fulfilled, and the government thus ambled to apply for the sanction of his Imperial Majesty to the definite concession authorising the opening of the said Imperial and Royal Privileged Union Hank, I hereby authorise you, in pur suance of authority granted to me in a letter from the Imperial Finance Minister, his Excellency Herr Von rimier, • ated Vienna, the Bth December, 186 y. 240. e,yi. Y.M., and in accord ance with the law of Morranher 15th, 1861, Art. 7. Lit. B, Art. IN Lit. A., sad Art 17, to take the neeemary ceps for securi g the Capital, Mal also toluene to the public the Prospectus which you have this day submitied to me, and in which you have co rectly stated, that, oa thb diocesan' eitablishmont of the Bank, the valuable privileged position for which application has been made to the Imperial Government atl be expected to be conceded. Your obedient servant, A. BAB. THIEJLIY. A Prospectus, with in ai rd e ltlal List of Ihreck're, will be pub lished in dee course. In the •••1•11se a Subscription List is opened at the aim of Meier'. Mil, Fawcett, and Hill, 20, Threalueedle-street LC. THE BURLINGTON GILRE-BOOK contains a mites of perfectly sew corepositions, mostly for few voices, by writers of Irmd sad bighly-Ostiegeislad ability. Nutaben, Id. and M. each No. 1, "God bless* the Prince of Wales," for four voices. 21 List of contents gratis sad pseitree. London . Robert Cocks and Co, New Ruelagtountreet, W., Publishers totbe Queen. AR snukesilers. This day crown tvo, digit, price ma. WEIAT IS FAITH I A Reply to Dr. Baylee's Challenge to Dr. Colenao. A Leder addressed to the Rev. Joseph Baylee, D.D., St. Aden's College, and to ell Theo logians and Divines, Roman Catholic as well as Protestant. By A 8., a Layman. This letter Mats a new mid startling quer floc, namely, whether revealed tenth Is indeed incomprehensible, and whether Ood ever expected men to believe without under standing. The author maintains Mug it is a downright absurdity to say that truth of any kind, mature' or revealed Is incompre. hensible : that trunk is to the usdenttaedieg exactly what light to to the eye, and that revealed troth in particular is so simple and eaay that ft was understood by illiterate Cabman's and In to them mg Mhos. sad hidden/al , l= .•ast IMitaK•hi preeorestree tow Ind pre perdeptka of truth • Londm : Printed sod published for the anew by Robed Ilardwieks, Ploredilly. TgLiIi:#ItAPEUCI INtMUOICNCI, THE POLISH INSIIERECTION. CRACOW, Ilsv S. On the 6th inst. Minitwski suffered a defeat with considerable lose at Krzejkawks. General Null° was killed. Yesterday the insurgents were defeated and dis persed near Scyce and Wilkowinne. A portion of them fought their way into the interior, and 141 others have been conveyed to this city. WARSAW, Kay 7. Six hundred insurgenta who had come from Galicia have been defeated near Slawko. Thirty-one of their number were taken prisoners, among whom were fourteen Frenchmen and Italians. On the sth inst. the insurgent chief Bonitza, with 800 men, attacked the Russian infantry near Milzyrzecz, but was defeated and taken prisoner. ITALY AND POLAND. TURIN, MAT 8. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Minister for Foreign Affairs dated that the notes and docu ments bearing upon the Pohair question would be communicated to the Chamber in the course of the next session, and would be published with other papers relating to different foreign questions. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MAT& The Nord Deutsche Zeitung of to-day says : " The Nast Preussisciw (grew) Zeitung discuss.' the eventuality of a dissolutios of the Chamber of Deputies. If such an idea had ever been enter. tamed, it is now entirely opposed to facts." GREECE. (Vii Trieste.) ATHENS. .11LAT 3. The President of the Council and the Minister of the Interior have tendered their resignations. The former will probably be succeeded by K Chriatides. Placards continue to be posted hostile to the new King. . _ Ring Otho demands six million drachmas for his private property. INDIA. (By telegraph from Suez.) CALCUTTA. Aim 16. Grey shirtings quiet. Indigo and copper un changed. Exchange on London : First class credits, 2s. Ojd. Government securities : Four per Cent., 992 ; Five per Cent., 109. Freights unchanged. BOMBAY, APRIL 15. Exchange on London : First chum credits, 2s. 00. Government seenritim : Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 114. CHINA. (By telegraph from Suer.) SHANGHAI, MARCH The new organization of the Ward force has caused dissatisfaction among the troops compos ing it. The banditti who menaced Tien-tsin have been repulsed by the Chinese troops. The rebels have evacuated Shaou Shing. No news has been received here from Admiral Kuper's fleet. _ COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CANTON, Aram 1. Tea firm, total export to date 106,125,0001b5. Exchange on London, 46. 10Id. SHANGHAI, Mmica 25. Silk firm. Total export to date 70,750 bales. Exchange on London, fia. 4d. Freights, 755. AUSTRALIA. (Sy telegraph from Suez). MELBOURNE, Mseca 25. The shipments of gold since the departure of the last mail amount to 97,376 ounces. Trade is dull. Exchange at Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney unaltered. EARTHQUAKE AT RHODES. A supplement to the Low= Herald, dated Thurs day morning, April 30, 'says :—" A telegram re ceived yesterday evening from Smyrna by the Greek Patriarch, reports the occurrence of a most disastrous earthquake at Rhodes on the 22nd inst., resulting in the destruction of 2,000 houses and a proportionate lose of human life. The news of the calamity had reached Smyrna by a special steamer sent by the governor of the island for tents and other material succour for the surviving victims of the disaster. A similar requisition has been ad dressed to the Porte, and an Admiralty steamer will leave to-day or to-morrow with a supply of tents and other requisites." On the same day, it will be remembered, two shocks of an earthquake were experienced at Alexandria, of which our cor respondent gave an account in hi.% letter of April 27, and which appeared in the Daily News on Thursday last. THE GREVE DEPUTATION AT COPINNAGEN..-- We read in the Daub Wet of the fah inst. :—" The Greek depniation which arrived in Copenhagen oa the 25th of April has not yet succeeded in Welling its mission of preasatim ha homage to the young king elected by the National Amenably of Greece. The negoti►tions respeet ing the auditions attached to the acceptance of this seleetien are still proceeding, end it is impossible to form an idea when they will be concluded ; meanwhile tie SM. here of the deputation wen present yesterd►y at a peed dinner given by his Mahety, where, for the tint time, they food themselves in the presence of their future king, Priem Witham of Denmark, who, by the way, has hem suffering for some little time from the frac ture of a Wee of the wrist." SPECIAL NOTICE CLERICAL, miniai;;;IGENERAL LIFE AMII7LANCI SOCIIITY. AU persona who effect policies outlet pertkinatingt scale bakes /use 70th, 1801., wUI be entitled at the MIST BONUS to acs year's additional shared profits over later usurers. Tables of rates and forms of proposal can be obtained of any it the Society's agents. ad of 0110140 E CITICLUITV. Actuary and %moiety. 13, Bt. lassata-squers. London, &W. INB of COURT HOTEL COMPANY Minited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the CERTIFICATES for the Shama allotted will be ready to be exchanged for the Bankers' receipts en and Aber the 27th inst. Applications for the remaining unellotted Shares must be made to the secretory au or balm the 67th tint. —Hy order, BZWLRY. Secretary. el, Llncoldninn.fields, 1, TEM SPA HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT for PATIENTS, Purim, deatrous of visiting Parka tar the Wad* a/ the Salphsted sad Broato-lodatad lkilsolidar, *au so oslehreest tor Ye eon of chroalc dbease, may have terms of Mr. JOHN STRANGE, Spa.bouse, Purton, trots wheat the prior of the water, which is now bring ex ported to so parte of the United Kingdom, may be had. STrnuis and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. wino of superior quality. Port: Superior old crusted, • ela ; very choice. 545., 80a. ; ditto from the wood, Vit. • ; input o r Stia per doss a Sherries Fine, 27a, Ms., pea: high quality, 423.. 495., fda. ; Vino di Pasto, Ma Amon tillado and Main:May 48,.. 641 per dosen. Marsala, na. ; Mahon, rich or dry, /fa. : nacelles, Ms. ; Champagne, good, 365.. 415., 4\.: ditto choice brands, , M 721. Claret, 201., ~ ; St. Julien. de., Sel. 42.., : Chateau Margaux, itc.. 6ea. Tti. Hosts and Mouellee, Ma, 481., Ma; verysuperior, 66e , 725. Wines of other descriptions equally remoitable. AU goods delivered free within five miW. Terms, cash.-78. BUIS O Pgato erect-within. i IiLLSOPPI3 ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN P. BIGGS sad O. sob ocustraetees for MOM Beer to the internathmal Exhibition. Agents for Samuel Alisopp and Sores hada Pale sad Burton Ala and Gulnneu. SOll. and Co.'s Extra +Rook Importers cd Wines and Sphita.-0111ces and Stores. the loyal Exchsap, trade supplied on liberal terms for auk BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • now Invention, so admirably ormtrived that • full butt, as well so smaller casks, may be need or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its motion is so impalpable that the sedinteot of Use most limpid fluid by so possibility can be disturbed. Price la., lb.. 14., to snit 41, P, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No Teat-peg required. No more Gat beer or sour wine. Pries 4s. ditto, electroplated, 94. tpply direct to JAMES BARLOW patentee, 14 King Wlltismatreet, Manekm.bouse. See that his name and address are on every article : all others ere spurious imitations. &evader gratis. Patablished 1820. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAVON sad SOW. S sad 4. 000033.81ralatt W. BROWN BROTHER& -PATENT CHAIM and 001YOWdd, Barna Part tana Trunks. Porlnaaa• M. Oatabodes. Iran TUVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb. ; .IJ Sperm Candled is. 6d. sad Is. $4. ; flue MHO was, IL Id.: transparent was. Is. Od. ; Behoove wax and sperm. ; Gorman wax. Is. /id. ; botanic wax, Is.. palace parafilne,pomp°. Wt., and the best, rola. : metaWo for P elmets lamp, Sia. I MIPOZIN• auk's, lid.. Colas oil, Ia per gallon : yellow sem M.. NE, 44a, and Ma per Ullha : mottled. kla. old brown Whdeer, le. 114. per isekat ; caranion brow. Windsor, la. ; while Windsor . Is. 6d.; how, la. td .: glycerine sad ;Owed, is per bar—for meth, at If. V. DAIS and SONS' old. establhhael warehouse. 61. St. Martlia-lane, Chariest:mak Lemke. W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—WATITERSTON and BROODEN, fee the Infermatiou of the Public and their 401E0100S Parma beg to make the fonowing announcement ba =ths VALUE of GOLD, feeling persnaded that the Into the tab trader sad the public will be alike protected by the wide ciroalatlon of knowledge on this subject. Gold bang /laded late 24 parts or carats, It follow' that geld of U carats One, b 18 cants.. L 3 3 81 carafe gl 11 10 worth ../.4 `ll4 17 conos.. 8 0 1 carats.. 8 81 pa 011■011. 14 carats.. 110 76 carats .. 4 $ !Scants. 4 1 5 15 carats.. 111 1 crab .. 1 21 U area (British 14 cents.. 26 * carats .. 17 8 eteadead) 8 17 106 12 aerate— 11 4 0 carat. .. 14 1 11 wag.. II 14 4 12 carats.. 12 55 await .. 10 7 20 carat.. 210 * 11 arid.. 118 1 carats .. 7 1 11 carats.. 3 T I le amnia. 116 44 carat ... 3 114 Ilanaleeawry 141, Herafeteretreea Corenbgarden, W.C., Inefloa. eerie ed Crane sal Jewellery for IA each. N.B. This iiaWWeene6leslued Y 2 tithe evening, and on Pennrdays at awe e'en& QPROTAOLICS, improved by HARRIS and 1.3 SON, will Mast certainly preserve tU sight Bettor cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebhles, lie; steel. with Vgrei. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye.Glames Ss Rent variety, at equally low pekes. Harries Prospect Glass, Ma ed. pest free. THOS. HARM and SON. Opticians to the Ural nanny, opposite the British Muse= Oates, London. Sitabliebed 1180 Oitation.—No travellers employed. WHITE and BOUND TEETH are indispensable to Persona Attraction. and to health and longevity by the pager mastication of food. ROWLANDS' OLONTO, p compounded of Oriental ingrediesta, is of issalimahle rims la and beautifying the teeth, the sad In ng a pleasing fragrance to th 4r : D brest gth rt tartar the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, and polishes sad preserves the enamel, to which it impart. a peari-ilko whitener. Its Invaluable ree pert.tie have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Priam H. bd. per box. gold at In, Hatton ~den, and by Chemists and Posturer.. allit for ..gossiande Odonto.' A BTRMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON- A. UNIT A NEURALGIA. infallibly relieved Ma nand by tlie =PICA CIGARETTES (Pectoral Fumigators). Thu smoke, Wig Isteterel.. PlemMates 'tido the abed, calms the wbole seer cue tIMMO, to fetes expectoration. and waists the functions of Use bettertent organs d reeptretion.—T. Sepia, Rae by Perla. Price Pa .n box. gold hi Lemke MIA . artist. DNIiESORDI3 PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bra berm Mein tire•Milve yeara ys ezreally mac. timed by Ms inedlrel mcdmiem and and te se tab ru lic ‘ Z u llzbeit remedy for &thrifty of Il l trZt i se b b y , rat, sad ladtgeetlen, mad se • mad ape ritat for 'delicate martitatama mere apedally foe ladies sad atYinm. It Is la a Mete et perfect parity sad at malform DINNIMILD and Ca,.. 172,, New Bond. driest, Loodea; mid by all respectable chola' Waugh est Übe world. LAST NTGHT'S GAZETTE. [NAM= OF 1/01101T011 All warm TAITICULARS TO El ORALSZD AT Till OMCI 01 Till CHID arourrsak mum or HANIMPICIT, suirotou.orsort.) blown loniptor, Sdboaquare, tteamlasion agent, to 'arranger - May 11, a{ 11. Biwa !Roan/toast. gamier-street, Paddington. 10nrse7nao _. Wale... May Mk et le. Vi :Wail WNW Prior-etreet, Greenwich, late pawnbroker's lasi* ed IL 1 ino fta tt i nfoODOOCL Walton, Great Dtinmow. Hseez, iron nicaVlay 111, M 11. 1 MEM . Malta. grocer, May li, at 11. Halm? a1i= 42k 7r01111.68, Barking. Imes, eall maker, May le, at IL Pursauli NOWIILL, Twickenham, betting girl, May 10, as 11. MARLS 80111ve.11 Biro, Baronet, Maym.rket, late Bag Monta nan' la the Admired of Plymouth , May IS, at It J•11121DISLIT. Groevencr.pl., Camberwell. grocer. May at, at IL Putouts FROWN, Sheerness, licensed victualler, May 26, at It Taunt 110011 4 lr, Oxfonlatreet. awl Giles's-court, Bloomsbury, glass letter miumfacturer, May 26, at 11. IrDWAID HWY BOTUrn, Olturchatreet, Deptford, rag mer. ebnot,_May W. at ll'. DAYID II Lls~, Garmarthesah., May 111, at 1. TrionAll I grr a tnrilLrow, 6 ers TowlLbootmaker. May 2Lat I. JWM NOM% W oodlandigersee, lases, traveller on commie .._ ..... _. . May sa, st 1. Hug, 1121113. Cumberianit-place, Nawington•butta, chair maittr, Kay 25, at 12. Itaaltingneglng lasteheep, merchant, May IS, at 11. Para Paisillian and 1110XLS PANIHOIdr, lgewotth and Mort/alps, omit wheelwrights, May IS, at 2. loam 110! CLAIMS, Cowper's-court. Carnhill. and Cavenclish w cam-house keeper, May 16, at It 11111111 MAXIM!, Milton ne:FUn eeend, totaceoni May 21, 1 ' Waists Misr Roans Kninnsit, BWericsy, Fret. obenilat. May %;!t t PRIDCRIOIL irn.usa Banos, Aldetegate-street, fancy boa ma. nulactuter. May 26. at 1. BWAIII Sapasze. Caledonian-road. butcher, May IE, at 1. Liam Dawns, Wille.-road, Kentish Town, contractor, May 26, at 1. T 0111.41 PISTIL Newington-green, actuary, Kay It, at 11. ZeHLtith OE JOHN MILDIAT, Charlton, Kant, and Mincing-lane, Cray, wine merchant, May 26, at 1. Golan Jllllllllll, Buisr-ban City, oonunialon age* May 26, at 1. feiiiILIAOLLOAN, Tottenham-rd.,lfingsland. baker, May I6,st 1. Cisrnmi, Sloessetresh upholsterer, May ZS, it L I;X:rt. Eastran Buns; agent, May Cam ll. den-street, Camden-town, own- Mance 21 , 111 I axes Flarsissras Curry slam. Lawrence Basninea lane, City, and Grosvenor-nibs, Brixton, solicitor, May 19, at 1. Amu= Witashe La Mono, lawrenee Poentney-hill, City. Bastian agent, May YYBB,, at It Joss's RossarS, High-street. Whitschapei, and Queen's. landings, Knlc►tahAddgga, linandra, Jane 1, at 11. Bowl Wttlis BARROW, Abridge, Masi, brewer. June 1, at 11. JOHN BAUM' BRoirs, St. Peonsbargh.pleoe, Bayswater, sad Threadosedlestreet, merchant, May 243, at 2. lszossic Coo's, Hilton. near BC Ives, farmer. May 21, at 11. ANDRCW 811118, Flumstesd, builder, Julie l, at 12. Saassuss can, Wentworth-street, Spitaldelds Gravel-lane. Boundslitch and Margate, pastry wok, Jana 1. at 11. Witmatx SCHWARZ, Harrison-street, Gray's-inn-road, baker, May 16, at 1. IiDWARD Anus* Orarssr. lidginawroad, ear- man, 11A7 211, at 2. MAYTHIW 1101018?, Hastings baker, May 26, at 2. 1111.11 AX Hue=, Birmingham, Jeweller, May IJ, at It. finsol HinMY WEIDMAN, Birmingham, tailor, May 16. at 12. ADMIT! Marra, Shrewsbury, rag dealer. May 0, at IL ONilikumßscuslisi, Walsall. Staffordshire, May 25, at It JAM= Mauna, Wooster, tailor, Mayl9, at 11. 111010 a 1111A71110012. Derby, publican May 19, at 11. WILLIAM form, Jun., DuMeld, Derby*, miller, May 19, at 11. Joan Burl, Baiter. surgeon, Maytil, at 1. J 0 10 Sum, Birstal, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, Ma 21, at 11. Sautlin, 8180, Bradford and Manchester, staff merobant, May 22., at IL 7011 RICHARDSON. Bedale, Yorksh , cabinet maker, Ileylkst 11. Joan Bum, Beam, Lkunarvonah., brewer. May 20. at IL WILLIAM Jonla, Bait Merlooettwh., flour dealer, May Si, at 12.. 1101 As Dtriatrar, Preston, bolt manufacturer, May 22, at 11. /Oita WHAM PlCalialno, Blackburn, Lancashire, licensed Ms tallier, May 19, at 11. FIOIIOIS LASSO, Birmingham, shoe maker, June 15, at 10. EDWIN 1101.1s5ACR, Birmingham, gun finisher, June 15, at 10. 10114 Jona, sen., Handsworth, Staffordshire, commission agent, JON 16, 22 U. 1101 As iattaintiOn. Birmingham, carpenter, lune 15, at 10. Jour Coainnitis 8111/901, Birmingham, satingdsoasis keeper, June 16,ist 10. Jena BIciLMDIII, Budderefleid, innkeeper, May 91. at 10. JAM= BANK, Iliadderaleld,lankeeyer, May 26, at 10. TllOl2ll 1.01A9, Novland, Pembrokeshire, boatman. May 19. at IL /OKI MALIAURT, Loughborough, Leicestershire, shoe maker, May 22, At 10. Immo Saw, Weethary, Wins cabinet maker, June 1, at 1. JoEN litarmrys, WalsalkStaffordsik. publican, 110 tl, at 11. DRAWS! TOM" Berta Reitey, lebshire, labourer, May 19, at 114. Dann Moaom, Brighton, physician, May 27. at 11. KARAM lanhat, widow, Dudley, Worcestershire, late Deemed Gioau vi°ll 3 r ooßL Y Eralti t Ag n ..eamemmiller. Way lb, at It MIMI Da RIDPIK, heath Shields, butcher, May to, at it. FainamMt Limit. Derby, joiner, May 20, at It. °soma &wow, Otter. Ymimisna, labourer, May 22, at 12. Lamar Dawson, Manchester, late groce r, Jun. 1 5 , Jamie WituAlt Man% limpurhey, raneuhire, colour maker, Jun•lls, at 9i, ALFRED PUT!, Newton-heath, near Manchester, beer retailer, June 16. at 91 . Mamas JANIII TWIT, Bridgwater, late innholder, May 27, at 10. Joan etrunt,WestorAogr, Somersetah .latourer,May27.Mlo. Roam? Poom, No , draper's assistant, May 27, at 11. Wm-um Joan Ruts, ottingham, lace msnufact., May 27, at 11. MARL= CRILVI2B, Clencbwartoa, Norfolk, steam thrashing engine proprietor, May BS, at 11. Wasamt w Qn, Sprowaton, Norfolk, beer retailer, May2s, at 11. WALT= Maim, Norwich, baker, May 2', at 11. RICIIARD WESTON STEVENS, Lincoln, manager of a co-operative store society, May 19, at It. Titoism Owls, Ilaydoek, lancashhre, collier. May 21, at 11. TROAMIConnISHLIT, Runcorn Gap, Lancash eon ., Joiner, Mar2Latll. Jaime Mien, New Brampton . Kent, surg, Kay 23, at lan lummox, Carlisle, farmer, May 22, at 10. JANMI 00011, Carlisle, coal agent, May 22, at 10. AIM MILLLI, Cleetor Moor, Cumberland. dormer. May 20, at 11. James DOT. Wrenlogham, Norfolk, farmer May 28, at L (iguana Wimissox, Hartshorne, Derbyshire, shoemaker, May 19, at 12. WILLIem TAitszA, Damien, Northamptonsh.. farmer, May tt, at 9. ROAM NICAuLtioN, Crest UrlBleld, Yorkshire. shoemaker, May 16, at 11. Gauges RVAIIA 81. Johndaats•Swansea,Olamorganshiro, haulier, May 19. at it TMOKAB 80131DT, Swansea, beerhonse keeper, May 19, at 12, LAST EXAMINATIONS. May 21 J. Hollingsworth, Old Ford, Boy, baker-June 4. 0. Bristow, Dukeatreet, London-bridge, beehlsOp Feep62-4111)8 4. M. Lope; Camden-place, Camberwell, late agent to • merchant -June • J. Hall, Battery.; ambient to • colour grinder-June 4. G. Stratford. Massone-arras-yard, Maddox-street. lee livery stable manager-use I. T. Davey, G..ildfoni sad Farnham, Surrey, auctioneer-June 5. G. W. 3111301 . , Portland-ten-me, Wal worth, journeyman printer-June 6. J. N. Homes, Norfolk street, Ptrand, merchant-Jaws L H. Minch, Newland-street, Kensington, tillor-June IL I. C. Jackson , Moreton-street, WlB4 Pimlico, cabinet maker-Jams 4. LJ. Brown, Gertrude-street, Chelsea, assistant to • publican-June 4. 0. Hunt, Sahara Toney, Norfolk. licensed victualler-June • W. R. Fisher, West Haas, Bases, the-rept-June 4. T. D. Bayley, Guildford, Surrey, tailor -June 4. 8. R. Smith, John.street, illinories, master mariner- June 4. L. J. lOW, Upper Islington-terrace, Barnabury, late licensed victualler-June 4. C. Lavers, Plaistow, Ems, baker- June 6. J. Tapp, Lewisham, jobbing gardener-June 4. C. Bar na. Beaferd.terrace, Holloway, builder-June 4. T. Price, Bed fordbury, Covent-garden, home agent-June 3. C. J. Davis, Rufford'ehuildings, Ddinevn, late coffeehouse keeper-June S. W. Farnborough, Harrow, grocer-June 4. J. P. Endre; Upper Seymourstreet, Suston.square, late auctioneer-Jess g. man, Tilletsomplace, Wateriouroad, late hotel keeper-June 11. R. T. Fitchett, charlotte-street. Portland-road, tailor-June 3. G. Dation; Chobbam, Surrey, farmer-June 3. O. T. CHIEN* Great Amwell. Llertfordahlre, farmer-June 3. L Baker, Grans. end, watchmaker-June 6. J. Wheaton, Stingo-lane, Maryle bone, grocer-June 3. A. Stewart, St. Mary-le.streard-place, OW Kent-road, commercial clerk-June 4. G. BayweO, Chenies•mews, Bedford-square, carpenter-June 4. J. 8. Bartholomew Leos Upthorp, Berkshire, late corn dealer -June 4. A. J. Burton, Castle.street, Falcon-equare, warehouseman's assistant-June 4. J. Jones, St. George's-square, Pim li co, wine mer.hant-June 11. C. Harter, Pt. Margaret's, Hertfordshire. Innkeeper-June 4. 1. P. Press, Deptford, and Garlick-hill, City, aularant warehouse. man-June 11. R. J. Arundel, Surrey-place, Old Kent-road. assistant to • draper- June 11. E. smit Enfield Lock , Middle sex, late victualler-June 11. J. Minister . Talley, Suffolk, miller -June 3 L Roberts, Whitchurcn, Shropshire, lime merchant- June 22. J. Stanton, Hampton Lovett. Worcestershire, blacksmith -May 19. A. Fowler, Birmingham, grocer-May 29. E. Bond, Lichfield, maltster-May 28. W. Gough. Walsall, general plater -Maya HD. Wills, Stoke Danrerel, Devonshire, grocer-June 18. P. Halve, 31 olland, Devonshire, fanner-J une 9. W. Sutcliffe, A. vertigo. and J. Whitaker, Bradford, Yorkshire, cotton spinners-June 9. T. Wade, Leeds, 0042131144300 agent-May 13. W. Brown, Sheffield, uteri manufecturer-May 23. W. Barre. dough, Shaikh!. news agent June 1. M. Fay, Liverpool. car proprietor-May 27. G. S. TM, Birkenhead, builder-June 1. C. Nash, Liverpool, boot dealer-May Ti. R. Craig, Sescombe, Cheshire. hotel proprietor-June 9. W. Crighton, T. Teggin, and G. Carter, Pafford, machinists -June 10 W. Harman, Maccles field, silk manufacturer-May 13. D. Crundell, Ludlow, shop keeper-May 13. J. Griffiths, Leintwardlne, Herefordshire, saddler-June 10. 1. Maws, Theanton Steward, Yorkshire, fanner-May 19. W. Thwaltes, Basocar, Yorkshire, auctioneer June 9. J. Berrien., York, cattle deader-June 9. G. Heighten, York. cabinet maker-lone 16. H. C. Wilson, Manchester, beer seller-June 16. L Down, Manchester, warehouseman-June , 18. O. Rogers, Manchester. bookbinder-June 16. Hell, Man cheater, salesman-June 17. J. Simpson, Manchester, plumber- June 17. L Bird, Manchester, boatman-My 11. J. Partridge. ' Sharabrook, Beds. wheelw•ight-June 8. J. W. Anderson, bartlepool. druggist'. andetant-May Pd, J. Graham, Edentown, ' near Carlisle, brewer's cooper-June 9. W. H. Hawkins. Arles bury, grocer-May RS. 8. Smith. Huddersfield, listing mastery.). turer-May 29. IL Barber, Halifax, g re eng r ocer-June 3. J. M. Hue., 01111righarn, Kent, bricklayer-June 1. J Croat and T. Crook. Charley, fancrishire, !fah dealers-Jmre 19. 1. Shrste, Corscombe, Dorsetehlre, foreman to a miller-June 10. & J. Haddon, Cbriatchureh, Hants, achooh.naster-June S. W. Eau ' dell, Knitbury, Berks, journeyman bricklayer-June N. J. Allen, Freshford, Somersetahire, haulier-May 18. D. Williams, Carmarthen, coschmaker-May 16 G. Halmos, Store, Stafford. shire, provision dealer-laps 17. J. Prier, Limpet. r, Cardigan vhire, tailor-May 30. W. Crllliam, Pucklechureh, Gloucester shire, nailer June 10. C. Richmond, West Stafford. Nett; cooper-May 27. O. Watson. Parkway, Herta, bricklayer-May 20. J. Lindsey, flamatei Mclean, Staffordshire. hateluif - Jnne 6. T. Coleman, Mere Shoreham. Susie:, market gardener-June 6. J. H. Fowler, Brighton, assistant riding muter-June 2. N. Berry, Metheringhaso. Lecolnshlre. chemist June 6. J. Hall. Fishy. Lincolnahire, stonemason-My 2A G.lPettet, Eariaoham, Suffolk, lothcri BANKRUPTCII , 3 ANNULLID. Hay 8. AII•HAN ONNAHN, Cannoaatrest West and Hammer smith, auctioneer. April so. JOHN CRAM= ArwoOtr, Pembroke-mews, Pimlico, horse deslaw,_ DECLAMATIONS OT DIVIDEND . ALlotaii MOT" Upper Norwood —IA dividend of ad., any Thursday. at Btansfeld's, Bsaingball-street Tumult HOWOIOOII, Soathempkes, perair—Lk *Ward of IA od. say Thursda,y, at titanafelds, BastogbalLetreet. Joint Oaken Tuning], Staffordshire, ironmonger-Ist dividend of la lid , any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmiorham IDWAID 111.1 t, Worcester, licensed victualler - dividend of fa 11d., any Tuesday, at Whitmore a, Birmingham. 11112 T DAMN. ALDILII, Cheltenham, hat maaufacturer—Tat dividend of la dd., any Wednesday. at Millers, Bristol. JOllll 'Swim and HURT Osetwen Jimmy. Bristol and Landow, boot maaufaaturen—lst dividend of la Od., any Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. JENS 100 IT, Leek, Staffordshire, ink maenfeetorez--divklend of fa., any day after 31. 1 11 4 , a nre's, Leek. May EA & Sparer aid A. Brower, Jua (s eparate artates), Bridgewater-ea/dem Barbican. boukbfaders—May 28. M. Gam mon, Stilton}, Bootharluumffirs, thnisher —Juae 1. T. Roberto Mincing-lane. drysalter —Jane 1. W. Amity, Little Sampford, Eases, licensed victualler—May 15. A. Ford, Newark= Trent, coach builder—June 1 J. Cooper. Loughborocgh. t i rltre ki z e ner ia —Mity 19. J. Hollklay ia Ll i vrp j colar=liay . Itiohoad, baker—May 81. Detest' Driver, Crawahaw Boot!, Lan caddie, cotton winner—Am 1. W. Townsend, Bury, Lanes e/die, snrgeoa—May 22. G. Jowls, Cardiff, Glaraiwpmehire. fur niture broker—May EL J. Inter, Romney, Monmouthshire, =T il May 28. W. Morris, Hastings, greengrocer—May 22. R. Ore, iesser— leas IL J. }lbeit. et. Luke's, Middle iieg, kanfeundee—Jime A 0. Rwagemont, Broagatreet.balldham, qty, morehma—June IP. G. C. Bingham. Nottingham, boot rasseatortarer—Ja4 1. J. M. Marks, Birmingham. cabinet maker. PAlffllllBll.l6 DIBIOLTID. W. Meow std J. Hocking, Cecil court, fit, Martin'elsae, car &. ters—F. R. Appleby. C. Appleby (deeeased), and 8. Gardner = eared), loldngton, Derbyshire, Ireeniaatess—J Wray, W. J. F. horsy, and F. Wiggins. Miocene., * City, masa of nautical Instrnmeet --IL T. Chandra/lab and R. Wok, Bristol. sugar iraportets—T. Bainbridge and T. Harrison. Sfelmarn Cheshire, bricksiatere=22. A. Shampoo, W. Wiisoa, a. sod lase Wilma, CarOsie adOirs - Jellin n ade and , Eddiesthry; Yorkshire. caelt u rallims— . Kurt. raktebrooiPsidtl. Miiidle "bwl' O u a r tvarley, Yorkshire. cloth inaminseturses -J. Wrightsei, J. C. Welch, and J. Carter, Pres too, Lancashire. grocers. so far as regards J. Wrightaon—R. Hawke= sad J. Carnal Fleetwood, Lancashire. corn merchants —LG. Radcliffe and J. Land, Sheffield, electroplaters—ti. Draper sod H. Saephoneoa, Birmingham, prevision dealers—W. Rook and D. Bennett, Walton, Norfolk. drapers—k. Dean sad W. Brown, Darnley, Lancashire, )oiners—R. Whyatt and J. 8. Wade home, Cramps:lL Lancashire. calico dodos—J. Slaw and J. Butterworth, Chadderton, lancsahlre, cotton spinners—F. W. Dollen and F. W. Hancock, Adaidecourt, City, losuranot brokers—L. Itterpecker. Z. Dodart, & Slimier, and A. Betray, Tower-Wrest, City. wi ne aterchanY T. Fidler and A. Grose, Newham !larks, peon - W. Ours sad G. Over., bookbladam—i. O. Craig and W. Rankin. Bralnile a e ir e., ::.. attorneys—T. Myth and A. R. Greve, Binolagltain, monsters— H. N. Davies and IL C. Hunter, Pontypridd, Olammgsoahire, surgeons—T. A. Vibes and R. W. Scolds, LeadenhuD.streets City, auctilmeare—T. Holroyd and J. E Bono, Lwow Pountney.lull, City, iron merchants—W. Morten and E. 11= seed merchants—W. Hunt and J. Royce, jun., m M iMers—J. Fullagar and F. Freeman, Tottenham, common brewers—W. Huckvale and F. Blank Anchor•yard, Oldditalit. coffee roasters—W. Hume • and R. William, Liverpool, cart owners. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& JAMISI Hann LIIIIAAY, }Maslow, plumber, May 15, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. AlgiamPEß Hogg Crarac and Caralodan, Argil( shire, and Glasgow, innkeeper, May 13, M the Fatally Hall. 0 JAXsa ISINogasON, Eallabtugh. bone dealer, May 11, 1 =;ells and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. THOmas•Clintrni arritnet ULugow, share dialer, May 1!, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow . Jo Bstitinitiovell, GI dgow , leather merchant, Slay It, at the Faculty Bahl, 'Glasgow. THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE The Mansion-house committee held their weekly meeting yesterday. The Lord Mayor presided for a short time, sod Mr. Armitage afterwards took the chair. Mersa. Lyman, Morley, Cotton, led Stances Ddheroglue, were deo premed. The total sum reosived in aid of the fund wee re ported to be 491,112.1., of which 398,7464 had been remitted to this distressed distncts, exclusive of a grant of 1,0001. for em*ration. The amount reoeived doting the weak was 5,4671. Sh., of which 4321. 15s. was from home and 5,0341. 14e. from colouial sources. Amongst the plied* saws were :-Hayti, per M. Louis Hartenen, sooml to his Majesty the King of Prussia, 5151. lla 6d. ; county of Norfolk, Canada, 2021. 16s. ; Pullin*, Canada West, 1031. 13a. ; Cornwall, Canada West, 181. 18s. 9d. Chatham, 139/. 3s. sd. ; Means. Finlay and Campbell (10th monthly subscriptiou), 9001. ; Calcutta (making a total of 44.0000, 4,0004; Horsily (fourth remittance), 1731.155. ad. ,• Geary& (fourth remittance), 191. 19s. 10d. The total amount granted yesterday by the committee for distribu. tine was 2,5901., which was apportioned as follows :-Black hum. 1.0001. ; Heywood, 41101. ; Glossop, 400/,. • Crump too, 1201. ; New Mills, 1001. ; Newton Moer,loo l . ; EMU bottom, 1001. ; Moored. Wonley, 50/. ; Healey, 401. ; Crompton, =osiers and ovevicokan. 301. ; Bolton, ditto, 201. ; overtootten, Charley, 2001. ; Hawkshaw.laise, 201. ; Whaley-brides, 201. ; Come, ovurieekers, 1111011 Hallinwnod, 201. ; Sutton, 501. ; Little Lever, 201, tad the Collide emigration committee. 201. There were two or three deputations front different emigration committees. One from the Queensland emigration com mittee, represented by Mr. Gordon, who said be had already seat out a thousaud emigrant& from lanceshirs, d 0. , to Queensland, having been mooted by a grant of money from Queensland itself. He was prepared to provide for 500 more if the committee would give him a supplemental grant of 41. a head. The committee, however, declined to make the grant, but informed each deputation that if any committee had the funds to seed out a given number of em tee, they would make a capitation grant of V. per head to egoist in procuring their outfit. AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION. A magnificent elbow, °ordaining the works of the members of the Amateur Photographic Association, was presented last Thursday to his Royal Highness the Prime of Wales, by the Earl of Caithness, vice-president, and Mr. Arthur Janice Melhoish, F.R.A.S., honorary secretary, on behalf of the oeuricil and members of the association. His royal higlinees desired the secretary to express to the council and members the pleasure and gratification he felt in accepting ReLi0101."8 Taacir StielaT v.—The minuet meeting of this moiety was held last evening in Exeter-hall ; Mr. J. Gurney Hoare in the chair. Dr. Davis, the secretary, read the report, which stated that during the year the kid& bid otiblished fifty live new tracts and a packet of eight books, five periodicals, sad various miacellaneoes publications; making a total of 410. The somber of pub lications issued during the year bad been 41,502,130. The number of tracta circulated is foreign countries bad been as follows :—ln France, 200,000 ; Belgium, 76,845 ; Sweden, 120,000; Germany, 1,237,000; besides a vast quantity in the East, at the Cape, and in America. The grant. made by the society had 'moulded to 13,573/. 2a. rid., towards which the public bad contributed, in subscriptions and dona tions, 9,0. 10s. 10d., sod by legacies 1,9654 10s. Bd. Time grant. include 6,840,330 publications, valued at 6,83411. 2e. 4d., made to various 'societies, congregations and private persons. The receipts from sales had amounted to 84,272/. 12s. fid., and from benevolent sources, to 11,02 W. 113 e. Bd. ; making a total of 95,3021. 2s. LONDON SOCIETY TOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY alsogrimr Trig JEWS.—The annual meeting of this society wee bald at Exeter-hall yesterday ; the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. The Rev. Mr. Goudhart, the secretary, read the report detailing the operations of the society during the pastyear. In England the society bad been very successful : there had been 87 Israeldes under instruction—about 60 at tending the Jewish Free Church, and 20 adult& and 15 children bad been baptised, besides 22 young tom admitted into the Jewish Operative Converts' Institution, and nine boys into the wheel. Oo the Continent and in tior East the missionaries of the society had made great progress ; they had been everywhere wall received, and the result of their la. bouts was that aboutl6o Jews had been baptised and received into the church. The society had at present 51 ordained and unordidoed missionaries, and 27 colportsurs. There were 11011 about 70 Jews amon gst the ordained ministers of the church of England. The income for the year had been 32,5341., being less by 4,8871. than that of the previous year, and the expenditure was 35,634/., being 2,0501. more than kit year. Towards this deficiency several donations bad been received, and others promised. ROYAL COLLEUE OP SURGEONS OF ENGLAND. The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the oullege at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the Sth iii, viz. :—Messrs. Charles Jobs Pyle, Amesbury ; George Edward Pyle, Amesbury • William Edward Bode, L.F.Y. and S., Glasgow , Bawl, Amesbury; ; James Smith Turner, Margaret-strut, Weadishequere ; Charles Hinds, Barba dos*, and Martin de Galway Hurletone, Chesteretreet, Hyde-parkeorner, students of the Middlesex Hospital ; Francis Henry Wiled, New Romney ; Thomas Holyoake, Ki 11•0 1. Silffordabire ; John Brockwall , Clearer, Cumber. laud, and Thomas Miles, Towers, Devon, of Guy's Hospital ; William Jones, Llaogorse, Brecon ; Thomas John Pratfield, Edwiostowe, Notts., and Edmund Valiance, Brightoo. of St. Bartholomew's Hospital Adolphus Frederick Bateman, la 5.A..„ Ri&mond, Surrey, and Henr y John Hunt, Melksham, Wilt., of Kiog's College; John Henry Connell Whipple, M.D., St. Andrews, Plymouth, and Richard Prior WinUs, Earls-court-tenace. Kensington, of St. George's Hospital; Henry Summeriness, Crashers., Somerset. of St. Thomas's Hospital; James Mcßride; Rathfriaad, County Down, of the Westminster Hospital ; Joseph Septimus Stewani, L.R.C.P. London, Use niers. hill, Cumberland, of the University College ; John Charles Coaspees, Ittoutbridge, Wm oestershire ; Alfred 011imet Francis, Derby, and Samuel Swaney, Prince Edward Mead. 1 [Advertisement.)— Houow AY'S Pius. —Rs nons or flaatTla. —This medicine concentrate* in a sur prising maw W the artiecial means o purifying. regulating, and strengthening the *Mind powers. Holloway's Pills ham tor many years enjoyed the most ostensive patronage, and have had testimonials awarded to th. m which speak volumes is their praise. In many eases these Pills warn to exercise a specific effect ova , . Mears, which is manilested by the comfortable feelings of the patient, and by the Improvement to th e character of all the secs flees. The Pills act mildly yti egeetively o the bowels; the , do not necessitate the habitual use of purgLivee like dramas imp They do set weaken the system nor does their laxative action leave greater liability to the patient's taking cold. MUSIC. VOCAL AeSOCIATION. This society's fifth concert of the sewn wan given last evening at St. James's-hall. It was of • light and popular kind ; the programme including a number of some what trivial bedads, wbde the large and powerful sheit, whom Mr. Bsaselict has disciplined into great efficiency, bad but little', do. Of this little, the best thiop meow "Ave verism;" Abl'e pertamig, "O, sweet lowing @hamlet ;' the Widsh melodies, " All thromedi the eight," and the " March of the Mae of Berk*" arremged as thorium, with harp aocompaninseat by Mr. John Themes ; sad Mr. Benedict's partaong, " Harm." Of the I solo vocal pieces the best were the air "Di tenti pelpiti,' from Itheriai's Tanrredi, snag by Mlle. Behrens, and Mosart'a air, " Deb, per questo Wants," from the Cleeoeue di Tito, sung by Mrs. Weiss. There were two inkeesting performances on the pianoforte. lieedlic• ilasgoid played Benedict's " Fleur dee Champs," Bast's "O•reate sad Mu sette in G minor," and Heaseles "Creed Heads to D fiat,' exhibiting a most delicate finger. and an eximedingly finished and graceful style. Master Willis Pau a youthful pianist lately arrived from America, played two fantasise ; Lis on • theme from bigoted" end Thelberg's upon "Home, sweet boy." Roger Pape le not. merely a weindedidly prmosioas boy—he is already • great artist, and we have comics to brew that hw *mists are more thoroughly convermat with the works of the peat =Meth Both throe excellent performances were warmly and deservedly applauded. On the whole, this cooesrt went off agreeably, and seemed to phew the midi mice. But when the Vocal Association have succeeded in forming so large and effective a choir, they ought to give us • larger supply of good choral music. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHESTER RACP:3--Mimi:. A HANDICAP Braise of 5 son. each, with 50 ridded, for 3.yr-olds and tiV i Seven flutings. subs). Mr. McGhee, n Buck, by Mosniala Deer—Mrs. Macey, 3 yrs, 1 (Whiteley) 1 Mr. Angell's vie, 4) rs, 7st 1211 i • (Clement: 2 Mr. Barber's Cutler, 4 yrs, Dit lib (Blainford) 3 Ihiglast also no. Bettina :6to 4 on Vigil, 3 to 1 eget Mountain Buck, 6 to 1 apt Cotter, and 50 to 1 offend apt Briniest, who at the commencement of betties was supported at 6 to 4. After several attempts the four runners were despatched, the Cutler having considerably the worst of the start, but he quietly ran through his bones, and Brilliant took mooed Mountain Buck going oa third, sad Vigil last. Coming need the Groevenor-bndge tarn Cedar ran wide sad late • Brilliant with the lead, bat the latter was intently dabbe r:nay pulled up, and Mountain Buci)vent bathe trait. Half . way up the distance Vigil was brought forward, but she inner got tip, and " the Buck " woe by half a length. Two Webs separated the second and third. After the race Holdall was summoned before the steward who suspended him, for the =ninon' manner be rode Brilliant, from ever riding again where the Newmarket ruin are in force. Tss HOCSON Sramor 015 BOWL sash, with 100 added, for 2-pr-olds ; colts, Set 119 b ; fillies and pidiap, Bet 61b ; women extra and maiden allowaages. Half a mile. (29 subs.). Mr. H. Owen's The Doctor (We Laties), Dyne Caro— ni:dant of Aides, Set 11th (J. ()eater) 1 Mr. Merry's cby Saunterer—Calliope, WHOM (Challoeer: 2 Mr. Hodgman's Virginia, sat Lb (H. Orireahaw) 3 The following also r•u .—Li Belle Fireside's, Lord Zeds's!, Prescription, Frondeur, Oudot Lowe, sad lite Tyke. Betting : 6 to 5 on The Doctor, 9 to 2 apt the Calliope colt, I 3 to 1 apt IA Belle Feronnire and 10 to 1 apt any other. Severalfutile attempis pre ceded • rather Waggling start, Mr. Merry's colt, the instant the bag was lowered, gdsg to the frost, followed by Prescription, The Tyke, and I'M I)oeter . Append:Wag else &Yaws The Doctor quitted his boron, and pining the Calliope welt on the outside took up the running at the half diatom" and after a good race woo by half a length. Virginia was a had third. and four lengths to the rear of Mr. Hodgman's filly followed IA BidL Feroecßire, whilst The Tyke was fifth. sad Oalton Lowe and Froodeur next ; the lent two were Painaription and Lord Batley'. Tag Cassano Suess of 10 NOVI. each, h ft, with 60 added; winners extra. About a mile and 3 furlooga. (14 mute.) . Mr. Ocirdmes Idiom Arstelnag by Annandale—Heather Bell, 4 yrs. tel Lb J. Doyle) 1 Mr. Johnston.'. Lady Ilipoo. 6 yrs, 7st bib .. (Minoan.) 2 Baron Melere's Dirt Cheap, 3 yrs, Set 121 b (I. Grisisbaw) I Cowley also mi. Tag erzwmwe' Coe of 200 son., added to a sweepstakes of 5 sows. each. for 3-Jr-olds and upwards ; certain penal ties and allowances . aod 7 furlongs. (25 subs.) Mr. Merry's Backstop", 4 yrs, 84 rib (slb allowed) (CheMoiser) 1 Sir J. Hawley's Asteroid. 5 yrs, list Mb (including (liberty's) (Wells 2 Mr. W. 8. Cartwright's Falrwater, 5 yrs, 9st Mb (lordlier:lt) S The following also ran : Gardener and Dr. Syntax. Betting : 6to 4 apt Asteroid. 100 to 40 each spinet Buckstone and Fairwater, and 100 to S apt Dr. Syntex. Backstops jumped off in front, but after going a few strides Gardener took a clear lead, and at the railway arches wee joined by Asteroid. The two alternately led to the T.Y.C. post, Fairwater going on third, Bucestone fourth, and Dr. Syntax lad. At the bridge turn Buckstone ran up to Asteroid's quarters, and waiting upon him to the diakonal came away and won bard, held by a length. Fairwater was a bad third, and the others were beaten off. After the race • Mr. Meaning, Sir Joseph R alday's trainer, lodged a com plaint, is the aheenoe of Sir Joseph, against Bur o oo. 011 the ground that he hail not carried the correct weight, which, after having been investigated by the stewards, was overruled. A HANDICAP Rare of 60 ens. fee 3-yr-olds and upwards; 'liners extra. Half a mile. ilB subs. Mr. T. Antes Oedalt, 2 yrs Ot I, Ad 71b.... B. Howarth'. 1 Mr. IL Owen's Antipodes, 3 yrs, Set Dab.. (J. Grimaldi') besting. Won by thraltuths. Tits LADIES' Pumas of 3 soya each, with 50 added; 2.yr. olds, ist; three, 9st; four, Tort; bee, iris, and aged, 10st 411); mares and (sham allowed Ur: winners extra; selling sad other allowaaors. Biz furloogs. (6 =An) Lord Coventry's Folly, by Ign,ranins—Produettou. 2 3 93 . eat 71b VAL Mr, Barber's Jack's AlI. e, l yrs, 7st 10Ib (30L; Stamford) 2 Mr. T. Mfrs Mr. Gaels of Clubs, 3 yrs, 7st !?li. (501.1 (Taylor' 3 The following also ran (—Netberdak, Dublin, and Teddiegton. ltettiog : 5 to 4 agst Netlwrdale, 5 to 2 agst Queen of Clubs, sad 4to 1 agst Folly. Woo by s length ; half a length Wires° seeoed and third. The wiener was sold to Captain King for 62 pilaw. Tax DVPHAM MAILIET PLAIT (HlOffiCopi of 5 sole. each, 3 ft, with 50 added, for all ages ; whim= this day 101 b arms. Half a mile. Lord Batensan's Gipsy Girl, by Turns—bald of Corinth, yin GA sgb Mr. G. Ancell's Ball Sheen, 6 yrs, 7st 7113 Captain Christie's Miss Julia. aged. net 610 ,G Fordhetn The following also rats Lau, Garibaldi. Abernethy, /lbw less, Bose, and Gertrude. DIZTROFOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. —Yeaterday the usual weekly meeting of the hoard was held at the board room, Spring-groteus ; Mr. J. Dwelled:in the chair. A re port was received from the Streets Committee, stating that oaring had muter consideration various communications from vestries sod district boards. god owners of property, ow the subject of the proposed Finsbury-park, sod alio the report of Mr. Oakley, the surveyor thereon, sad, having viewed the sites referred to io the Finsbury-park Act, they WO of opinion that the land, in extent about 120 acres, north of the Seven Siatene-roed, east of the Great Northern Railway, and west of the Green-lanes, is the moot eligible for the proposed park; rod reoomnieuding that the resolution of the board of the 4th March last, de fining the land to be obtained for the park, be so far varied uto admit of the land above referred to beieg taken for the park. This sobjeot bring diecomed with closed doors, we are unable to give a repi,rt Os the readmission of the public the chairmen stated that the board approved of the report of the oommittoe. RAILWAY AN D PCBLIC COI/PARINI Ix BARLIA IIENT.—Yestaday, in the Duke of Devonshire's committee, after hearing erideuee on behalf of Lord Looriale and the Sisters of Charity occupying the convent at Hammersmith, the hill for the muting:aim of the proposed Baru., Hem• maninith, and Kensington Railway was thrown out. The committee subsequently consented to pass the bill for the proposed Landport and Soutanes Railway. Lord Llano vees committee continued its inquiry into the merits of the Dublin Metropolitan Railway. In the Commove, coo tinuous evidesos wee takes.% online:ion with the proposed mow liar to Brighton, the new West Riding lines, and those for the district of the Potteries. it;lCirilretttertlay evening an ihquest wee held at lAantington, before W. S. Poole, contest oe view of the body of Mattis Richard Gabbana, Seq.. who hail committed suicide early io the wonting, by hanging btraself to s closet in his bedroom. It appeared that the dereaaed had been a pulsate the Supreme Court of Agra, but, owing to ill beslth, wee obltged to retire in De cember last. Since then he hail bees subject to extreme mental depression, and has for the last toroth been residing with hie brother, J. P. Gubliiss, FAR., J.P. of Somerset- Imes', Clarendon-Nome, where be committed the rash act. The jury returned • venlict—" That the deceased destroyed himself whilst of unsound 'lliad." OSYSTLL --that SHILLING DAT.—FRI DAT, ifav B.—Admirictoe tie paysoest, 1,445 ; ditto by meow tickets, 739 tote'. 2,154. benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur chasing tiorniman's Pars Tea; very deice et la 44. sad 4s. •. Nara Standard" at IS. ad. (forsserty Is. lid). Is the sod most &tennis tnipotted. Ayala ia wiry Sara 01141 Val peeke6l.--(Ad•ediellnelltj