The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-11 00:00:00

7///t (2;10,-74_ c4.#"-.47..-- re. ca. 14 . gj o i Ve b r • 41 i 7 a " c( S 4l :3 l :fi Li" : VVirsZE 5 ::4. 4 4 • . . Na 5,201.) aVTTA, ceiling at the Gape of Good Hope Harr —STEAM 0010IIINICATION between LON DON sad LYDIA.—The well-)mown clipper auxiliary steam-rip INDIANA, Ur tons, 100-hone power, JOHN ;MYTH Commas- der, now loading in the Victoria (London) Dors, wit! Mar cm Isl April, sararielog passengers at and leaving Gravesend ears per April, for Cah um, calling at the Cape of Oood Hops and Man& This magniticent ship, built expreesly for the India Dade, has been thoroughly refitted, has Arrrate acoommodation for premiers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stew ardess. lbe average purge of this company's steamers WI season was 70 days to Madras ; the Calcutta having performed the voyage in I) days, being the shorter ea reesed. The line will be continued on the 20111 lane, sad oaths rib of each eneceeding month, with the recur punctuality, by one of the company's magnititvut neat of auxiliary maw steam-rips. Dor freight or purr apply to ORINDLAT and Co., liamentereet, MY., the kOkas• ',MUT _BRITT end LOX Leadenhaligtreet, B.C. ; or at the OMCW of the 01S pgyy, e, mincing-roe, Linden, EC.; when s i t i lcapilestren for appointments es midshipmen is this estates be mire. RICHARD LAM Heander- CAIUTTA Direct, the magnificent new climt egp CITY OF BOMBAY. • I le years. Nlkw BOB?. ADAM. Ceautteade i zadonitnit to Ileum George W hew of Olearre , ; In the Eaat India Docks. This swivelled vessel. built to I erpreeely tee the trade, made her oyseoowsesgss out trout the Clyde to Calcutta is Ile days. and offers the hrtoovortontty to shl et Foe goods.—Apiey to GIL. LILY. Lucile, end smni. v. Loodllatonle. B.C. grIALCUTTA direct, to follow the City of Bombay, V the rnegalkant, neer clipper ohl lag o. L ier lMA, A l io lteore. US km register, SAMUEL PLANT, ag to Noma John Allan and Sons) , loading In the Last ctla ka. Mak beautiful vessel, built In 1362 exereankf for the trade, ham end. cabin accomnuxistion, and will hare gulch tret or parse spy!, to GILLATLY, liAgarapid 1111 WELL, 27 1 restichae-drect. Lc. 011ANGHAX Direct (to sail the 15th April), 0 the magnideent clipper ship M MAO& A 1 la years. tui tom miner, JOHN ROBERTS, Commander: loading in the Rut India Dock& Th re ttndid vessel has made some of the _ d e. Wiest on and having a large portion of her cargo will be qn despatched.—Par freight or pas sage • to the ownen, Hamra EWING sad Co., 11, Loftus hall IC. • or to OKLIATLY, IfilthfiEßT, sad &awn'. reOMBAY Direst, the splendid ship SSA PARK, -LS 745 toss register Iwo., WILLIAM WILL, Can—fir; lays Is the lb Ibis Docks Ms ship Is well bows in Ohs bet wi tWt eds, s Urge partios hst cargo ossimod, sad wwith Ne w tast quiet okopsteh. Has tomb seems. EZsfor passengers, and wet snag ma torperteseed mom froleht or panne apply to OMLATLY, HAMMY, Isd 17, larl.stzest. LC. VOR BOMBAY Direct (ander engagement with .1: H. M. Connell tor WIN, leas , well-kaown Liverpool hew lesaSsidp SARAH SAND& LIND n= ship bat, JOHN CHLIANS, Ceassader, ownsdby Mr. Hates, of la Wog is We Laudon Doeke—Yer HOW to ILAY v art i siad AMID, 12, Meg William-street : eats Ci=A.ThY, HANNIT. sad .IVII.L, 27, Leadenhall- Street, EC. SYDNEY Direct (under engagement to H.M. Comnibudonersl, last sappinallith May, Ilhe team Loudon-mimed ellpoor=ll OM J. W. IL er . liter l• the lit nib ilao mod kr made some very ratikl sad presents • good oleprobtally to shippers Y, H , = S L mobil', NNAY —For , WELL, freight= o 43112.1ATLA. rad &S 17C. DORT PHILLIP Direct (to eel y nnctnally on theft& of April, last ehippft day UM), the mednent Dundee belle clipper ship BENGAL, Al, NE tow repleter, IL P. BRUYELL, Oomender. loading be the Eaelo India Dente. Au spiledld °ebbe seeosnoodetloa, and frame key MIS Deis * se. potted to make a very quiet ran oat.—lor fraißf eo ter ; to DEVITT end MOORE, DElliegigneet; or a LM la Y, HANEXT, and BZWILL, EL Loaded:AZ drool. BLACK BALL PARBENGER LINE of CLIPPZIL PACKZIS for AIIIMLAILI bon Umiak Wive. lipliasy Pow cw' ( 4 2= 0: 2 3 - sons. tAN & may io I use & I Jaw 10 2,090 IL bulb Aprllls lAN 1 ladta ' April 05 11Li01 ,l Lads May Vi This caotatia by Moir =wits oat mid pip= ski a world =own ropatatat, sad their poo tic =Nimbi la id by say vas= allost.—tor lor to Antis op to bpi tor tbo Dal Um: =I T. M. Y/LCLA CC., Liadation-drairt. LC. IlaiL SPINCIAL SWIM SIVIMPOOL. NSW TOM AND PHLLLDZLPHIA NIZASI SIIIP COMPANY. aharrs MI bowsaw' Ike hareb7 =eettanz u htforined that Comaagematar, hitherto oa rday for New Yak at gritittletill tee pryer on Monday, wilts tarn tree 'Moroi ea Terre : and will continue a neater drily raw. sherare Miry treat Liverpool. calling as treceitort on re following dog for pawners aad dr yad= r meet STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Diver —The LIVZSPOOL, WSW YOWL, and PHILA. XILPHIA STIAMSUP COWART intend deepatching their tall-powervid Clyde-WM Iron Screw Steartlistpa, calling at QftWown to embark pree sad datrea, me follow ISLLY FROM LINUPOOL EZW YOWL -- CITY OF WANCIIITiIt, April 17. It. CITY OF VAT Ia TIBL OW, Wednesday, April M. AM miry smeeeding Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Catda pasemp Id 17, and W. gains" amentlng to the accom modation. Fennel S gtdneaa ineindian W providons cooked. Pasimpen for Cana da.very the 17nivant ted ag M es at etes,s and British Ceimnbia, booked thrat on terma.—Fer 91116 . perliseirs ap to wirmAlt ad INMAN. SI, WOK wan* Liver City pool ;or to ZS awl YAM, I, King 11111111 m. dlr.* JETT= sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAD. IrTILUI4II.III, saawi by the Admire/10 m. * ND LIM:POOL sod NEW TOIL sod between MA sae BOSTON, wilt Maly to mil stlisittsx or other pests r ep lant! sod metre min. sad passingere, the Nests et NaNt is iolwed 'sod Waive yerneofteet elrel Doe Ills =s use& Ile Mooing tre other vessels see ay. Nab pololed to sidi hos Loops* lat at Cork to rewire IM • IT der 1108703 Natientop, April 14 AUSThALABIAN. for irrw YORK, Iletorday, April IA CANADA, tor BOSTON , Bsturisy, Nay 1. Persage ma y, reeNals. seetrarees he sod provide*, leit Wllhows wimp or licaors:--To Halifax sad Boston, chief calk ; seeostd e.My ZIA To New Tart, chief cabin, AIN ssssmd whY4 dan. 1v Is Malta; Deebete,end NewYseb, LS t d eß at s ta d e ~t per loot prtiespn—Apply to J. B. Foord, If, MI Loudon; 7. X. Currie, Nam, and It, Mot de Is , : 0 sad Z. Buebananeireet, Oloasser: D. mg C. * le Whet% Qweloolown; or D. sad 0. Wirer, 8, Water. elmrsepool. GRAVI:B. rid NUILIPPI3 diestett the eaduarertread erehelher etemear Par ItOTTELDAII sad the REIN; the saywnink hoe the British sad Forehas SIAM Wharf, W agging ern , headay, si 11 rm. lane : Is, 4110 a, art 11e. ed. Return ticket; a hire sad a half. The M.lOOl/D, Monday morning arty, rota off the Tower. Pre LL her saziax, the ocawmars. comm. Or MOWN. Ow MOW 0 1 1•2 Thuhtlel. trees Ihrestydeets. et 11 a.m. mart et llletinrea Vey to twelve redrawn al hem Pans : Al, and no. Pvir os 01711T1l WAWA. .boot Apra ld *eft amsslydews Worse. ZS s., MIL, sad Ai. To be followed by the LONDON, Apra la. Ter OOPINNAGAN. the itzwiper. Apra 1011. true Alder. ale's Tier. q ~ wll7 beom. 7ar r ag" P c iagrat W"Wi aILIVR soda 11. - lowi-leae. law co THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. JE...- 101711..AND-A-HALY STOCW. The Cheat Neaten ItaSway Centleay 6 pepsnd to Teethe APPLICATIONS fir sum of 8100 or rpe et tb• shore STOCK. boobs • lied preferential Wired of 41 per eeoL yes term lotireut oommoota from the date at paystdot, maim to to mode, dam pereosalty or by Mler, te J. B. atm, siRIW d riboydepae Perolatte. ADS, 1911. A NEVER FAILINO 11111MIDT. Dr. worm IMMO end I/Vllll ma prepared alth ea' afar bleenarlal Ingreeent. no tie reels. al Dr. doe* arm be geed lawreable to an alio welts tram b oM Haar am. plink larllgeeties„ ward, weans, siddlment. Magma el w epee,ela. bablesal osetteeara makeally weber reedlalbea W ea a garbeer of the blood. they u. Irely esosient : tadld la Obeir operation and grateful to the dm* lbw MSS, peewee inal aemplihea ale labels wee' SW Vag Wllllennee., Clarlegerael by neat bi 13. Idd. eat tr. It Ds unre to mak kr Dr. Der7Ye Mem awl liver PM The gennlre ire . seem arm fa beg. with "enure lambert' engraved as the aterga RD'I3 PURE FLUID MAGNI:KA D ll 1 I . 4ll bNa. " &Mai tweertY-Ity year% elleebelleaDy nob limed the Needled rain es. sa& vaivinay as UM as the best reined, (. 4 fer el Use , rat, abd Mege sad a• • =MI ape eipeabt lia debt for &hods cassiteatosee, men kr ladies and *Mira It is la a ibis et petty tad ey maim D ILD Sid 11 Now Ns& dreek larks; mid by A reopedffilde Ihrtiatb est the wad& nIL SWORD'S ESSINOII of LIPS roles ausirod M Os ifieliond amilliatiar le bet wash& ranks is *lis !Is iamb en perisseast. lte consaltallea .-401 arm will MI laiftuelkes. al M.. ar War Sr INls= parked la resalpot nritianseer sad Ca.. M. Nina& sear itousalirlor. TEINVIOORATIVE =WM seers= ; tw aim etdeelairaftp premed sod mad powerful Mug. , the eirdlal ever Introduced : raker, le tidy serml4eto ell tie suarelleua, as The ~fp = 6. rtis• wale for MN* std Malik NIA trent tee boredieals. peplos rod et Ma, will prer= er broildel to lie wrens ?dee Mk per bellle, se fear ILII, ts tee ter IN; . =3 . llNNlP uidi t=l l3.. 00, 1111, Oslordulnet. PRACTICAL GEOLOGY, King's College, Lon dm—Professor TENNANT, Er commence • COITESE of LECTURES on WEDNESDAY nest, Aprill6, at nine Am., haling ir i = reference to the apollcatlon of Geology to i Architecture, and Agriculture. The Lec tt l ei wil swil it, *outlined on each succeeding Friday and Wednes day, at the same hour. Pee, Al Ga. 6d. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of AM:HAND. A LIMLIII by Dr. VOILCICHB, on the ADULTIRATION of OILCAZIDI sod other PZEDING ILATESIALSortII be deli vered to the Ue bers. et the noddle Howe. finanyor swum, Loudon, at haltraon WHDNESDAY next, the 16th AyelL —By order of the H. HALL DADA Secretary. WRENCH GALLERY, 120, PALL-MALL - The TENTH ANNUAL RXHIBMONot PICTURES the COD. tribetleas et Artiste of the heath and Muni& &boots will OPEN en MONDAY next. Admission, la ; cetelogee. THE LONDON PAVILION. 11w RAMS INITZTAIN MINTS at the above wash &hood will emblem Me lollowina talent 9—A4dame Vs/eke nere. Madame Abe. MUD Constance. Madame Lorablal, Mr. H. De Mona. and Mr. Yates William; Le.: Utile Correia, the Molls Fus . end the Aver American Wonders . Oomic—Joba and Lama Ward*, Mr. Mmainaltem the Trench Deneera cad the renowned D'Aittem, who have crested a peered furore. Mr splendid American heals( Allem epee daily. 13IIRE FRENCH BRANDY. WARNANTID, U. 11. Z GALLON, Us. PIZ DOW( IA mangle bottle. Ilda 6d. rted's Lae old Brandy. Ls are Is a rarialer o x dos. G. WALKER sad 00 set. WAIL sad VS. Inkeddli agiganggas. QTRVEINB end SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. • ALTOS el superior trlity. Pori.: Superior old emir, er, efa .; way &sir .544, EOa ; ditto from the wood, fit„ fr ; esperee,llle., illa. per does. Sbiertee : lids, Yr, sk. ▪ ; high raga& dr, 4k, 144 Vino di Pod^ 4aL AMR- Maas r 4 Menzehtlr dr. dr per doses. Kamer SM; yahoo, dr er dry, ; luserre, Jde , mere, ger. lir. • tila; ditto dreg tear* Oh, rta. Clair Sr Ida..lloe. M. Julies, Ir. flit., eds. ; Chrete . Vour. hd, Tra Hoer sad Meer% fir. , Ida. . very or, Or, Tae . Wire et ether deeeripller equally reaeowa. goods delivered free within he riled. Tarr eaelt.—r, arrogate sireet-within. 8A1310 1 771 PATENT CASK STAND, • new tensile; so olairehly cestrlyed that a h at well ea butt, earelire ash; may b. relied or toted It labour or trouble. l settee la or hopelyobis that ths ssdhuent all IPA *spit ihdd by ao poodle* am be Elirebed. Price a, Ik., lat. to alt 4t, it, aid 18 salke coda BiRLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No yeaties required. 240 sore Sat beer or .oar Wiai. Pries au 414.: MN% —A direct to JAMS &MOW, pateatest . = . 4ll 9 ltaas-S u ltaastou-liossa. Ise that his saw sad are ou every : all °there're swims battatiom &ravings gran" ratabllehei LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. ILA WAUGH mid SOW. $ sad 4. 000DOSATtlir. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT MUMS mad 01). gamut Torattare. itsalre. Pvirtmas. Sauk ho.-1115./leawaffo. Catalogue tree. A . Tt a l l i air T WAGGONETTE —IL MIILLINERI3 mom NOVIIITY—a light toar-wboel dftsari. width. Saida open. sod tors.. waggonette, sad. It toothed, a tlald head width wIU awry luggage oa root: sun be drop& oa to Loa amory WS Aar carriage tor kow persona—For Altdane arid partlmlare apply to the breath sad only builder, I. MIILLINIZ, thrive zasoutoctory, Lessedagtost. iwnews 888 DIP OANDM 6d. per lb. ; AS Spend 4: b a. dd.:wad Is. Mikan Id. ; Ise Milk wax, U. 84.; Inaskond U. N. ; irk sod may : Oakum wk, U. id.; likr. U.; - pondke. U. dd.: soak oho, dd. IL. rod Ow bokr.. kr Pikes"' isms, • sholkEkg, Op, ; ureldk 714. ; C..das co, K 1R par: yaw seimia._, ka, sad dds. 111.2 tbs. UM. ; Windoor, 1/. N. par UMW • cksausi km U. • whits Wiadaff. U. a kik 12 . 4 d- ityarlas ad U pbr bar-tar amok at IL P. DLYIS aad 10111' ~thous. O. It NazlWlNane. auflodkre. Lade& W.CL VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON sad HOODIN, proO s he the lakenselion of the rims sod their ourseu Pearese, bee Ile melee Use 9311@orlos arammoscormet yardi:i Soletttle YALU' et GOLD, penuelod tsar lieedused be will be ago seted b 7 dsrsltYSs et OowYYOs as sobleol. Gale b &mot taco SI NMI at conk It Tolley@ Slot geld of ft ewes ls cessle..l3 111 9 wale /1 11 If meth —LT 111 17 cords.. Itnuale .. 1 II 111 per 00505. 14 Ni.sis. 110 71 7 oust@ .. 1 4 0 Omits.. 5 1 5 15 cones— 112 1 I coasts .. 1 1 If U carets (Idea 14 eirsts.. I 9 61 5 cants .. 017 8 stondard) 17 101 18 carafe— t 5 0 4 ousts .. •14 tf U wets.. II 14, 4 U corsie.. 2 1 51 ousts .. 010 71 le emote 10 91 11 earaie.. 11• 1 corset 0 7 1 19 core T 8 ramie.. 110 41 1 cent ... 41 ilsoatectesy, 1 0. HeortAimferert, Coyealearden, W.C., leadoo. =ni dloe Mare sod for Is. each. N.B. This g le dosed 46 oW@ evade& sod as floSordaye stems efiedi. NOTICE TO LADIES. REMOVAL d BAKER and CRISP Pm' 0 1= 6. 1.115 6. 11 1 0 .0.48.4. 1011WE1L11T, GRAND SALE of SILKS, Shawls and Dresses. (*RAND SALE of LADIES' UNDER CLOIIIIIIFO, le. G RAND SALE of CHILDREN'S FROCKS, Robes, as G RAND SALE of CAMBRIC HANDKER CHIEFS. eto. GRAND SALE of HOSIERY, Gloves, and Asy Good& G RAND SALE of PRINTED MUSLIM and Cankles. WAND SALE of MADE-UP ROBES, /mitts. se. G RAND SALE GENERAL DRAPERY, se. • .I:IIATTERNS and SAMPLES Post-free. Ail the above at BASER sad CAMPS 110131• sod deosive ?redoes, let opposite Oodultolssol. ifelltos off SO we oast =r we' sirssi pries. c.i..ENTLICKEIPS DRESS—HAMILTON and ILIMYTOIf, hikes, inform the public that the YEW 000DS are now ready, and spodxnen gsrinswts are kept for In spection ; oleo a select siodt of overcoats es Mad for sale. The —No. Mk Mrs,* apposite Ittober broweertnis an of Taniarial sod patterns that cannot be excelled. atall. §PECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will nod eertalp4 preserve th e eight. Meer ousnot made. Sled, with eryetale or pebbles, lia.; Z iia letti rmls to 10a Gold and Silver Spectacles sod m,at vseledy, it squally low prima. Horrid' Prospered aim. lb. It pod hex THOS. liktild and SON. to the loyal ninny, opts the British MammaOaW, Loam lellahltehollTßS. Caatioe.—No travellers employed. USED almost eve Family, by all Outfitters', KOMI de. —BOND'S YISM.A.MIT MasWING DM Wm resalree so preparatios, sad le by Ihr Wilma Mr wit as Smes, Wit, Se. It Words as loakestable moms Meimalls Air towels .hlrte, tablecloths, sad every verfely et 1 wombs ays —Se be obtained of mae . t id. Wts, mallet= madam, esters, So., In the United L ; sad et 2S, I,ems.kne. Meet Smithfield, (sty, without adieus OS each labillie Mk le set genaise. Pere ia per bottle. liff Mat% NOVELTIES for the SEASON. .A.l The ALICLANDIA, PIIINCZ of WALE mid DOTAL DILIDAL BOUCOT= D. 6d. ma . Tee Camelot*. P. debate fully perfumed, frees es. 6d. : a opeabese by post far de The Terldelammeedebireu are stew* golden 1 f s = wrath elmiu, Is. : by poet ter If otempe—D. DfY>r Per fumer. IM Weed. sad 14, CensMlL NOTHING IMPOSSIBLII.—The greatest sad ,Hest nodal tevention of the day, AQUA AMAIMILLA.— Messrs. JOHN GOSNILL sad Co., Three Kiss-court. fo e bard greet, to her Majesty. reepeettully over to the public rite m arvellous fluid, which pradeshy restores the human tto be /yfwp lies—oo matter at what age. The Aqua Airings hei aloe el the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary, l e I...hew to the epetege. and when the hair is once restored or per month will keep it In perfect odour. Price era yet bettlie. WHIZZ '94 SOUND TEETH are a ble in to Pa/weal Attraction. isd to been& and by Ilee ru cw aysi allieslion ci. et bed. ROWLANDS' 0 ,or eennettadol d °distal begredienta, Is et bieellenhie vale ta and beanftbin the toith. elemethenne mes/A and in vies a pleading °wanes to the Iteenlia, D om ..dieaet tarts, the teeth, meows' open d l t let= WI pathos and preeerren tie erne& to o ld* a pearl,lote Whtteses. Ile tavatuab= pectin bans oblideolthe penury et royalty and the crag cd lbeepe. and It le aatreevehy in We repute. Pelee la. M. air bas. Odd et Ile, ll ama swim and by Cbmiali and rttelores. Lab ter "Sanslaads' °dente.' A sTIOIA, SHORTHESSof BREATH, BRON eigaa=3.LOIA hLitaly rolladd sad card joy (Itedrat ladlesews). =OA. Uhl Idle irom all i =ada Me Oa ark dim Os 'bola /WV taactions Idpaal S I las WA/ado?- , MA, a las. ta Ladd by LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1863. Now ready at all the Libraries, crown the, TLLIJOTR4.TIONB of the BEAUTIES of 1 TROPICAL SCENERY, and Sketchsa of Objects of lutenist With Notes, Historical end Explanatory. By the Author d The Nuptials of Barcelona." "This work COM• 11111 Many beastles."—Moraing Post. "A volume of worctpictues - -Observer "A bouquet of poetical towers, glowing with the richcolourins of the troplat"—Daily News "His descriptions make the reader's month water for the hizurtes and &arms of both sea and land In those parts."—The En London : Robert Esrdwtcke, 191, Plceadßly. The 146 with Moored plate, 21, nkrtre is6 arASlMe d. of 00N8IIMPTION. Y. B. =auras YD., 7.1.41,.. late &Mot 'brides to Um Royal Id:ma ter Mamma of the Meet. Tathatt anatomy haa never afforded more conetnetve evidence Ia proof of the curability at a Mame $ It has In that of ommemptios."—CarmtelL " Szparience convinces me that Dr. ltamagyVk work is toll of fettered, Ned molts tha medal attention of _preetttloaera"—labeara. Londoe Longman cad Co. FROM latir NTGHTS GAUT= [NAN* OP SWOON AIM 9111ralls PANSICO7.I.IB MI OPTAINSD A? OR MHOS OP TO Wan UMW^ 0001 OP SAJIMPTOL BABIIIOIIALL-N71232.] itANYRIIPTS. Jarmo VIOXIMT Nohead.prove, Pecideme. reMer of Deer. inereader April 21, * I. (Moe* .7Aausa lan* Dernsomdseyetrese Soathwurk. Memel Metusaer, April* at 11, TOOT MOM POO; Southwood-terrace, Apriln MIL amain 11,0 , OMMA.22, Anteraluun, Bucks, groom, Am! IL at 11. LBO RUM Rolywalleineet, Westminster, Queen's manhal arms. 28, at 11. Wlll2llllOral, Omen Yarmouth, grocer, April* at I. WILMA* DAT, laghetreet, Bbadwell, baker, Apra 28, at 1. WHIM Sontera, Vrntnor Haulm groom Apra M. at 11. WmaLtt ru 11. m, Upper Whitecrometreet, boot manufacturer, April 10, at Imst harm, YWNB. 010, y, metier, April 10, at IL Masa f a IL GiOaan MATCOCIL, Queues-road. Bayswater, bootznaker, Apr at Join Otitto l. RaMassw, Belden, sawyer, April 28, at I. Mortals LAIMMIS, -la ne , butcher, April 28, at 1. GSM* OARS*, Mos aM Bali and Mouth-street, City, warohouesman, April SW, at 1. Zmnitit TROlLOW0001) YaIII,, Mlldmay.Place, Iltogsland, tmker, Amen 110. at 11 GEMINI Taw!! ' fit. John's-road, Hatton, boot sideman, *MLR at IL 71103,1 YARBONS, Well.street, Hackney. pacer, April 20, at It W= (10 ..... matiMllealey.street, Stepney, memenger in the at, at 12. TARL . Q . d.road, Middlesex, attorney's clerk, April M 11. ArmsialJagnorn, Abingdon-ter ,K onuogtombeilder.Ap.2B.at It MURCIA'S BAKER, Market-place, Holloway, stay maker, April. M, at 2. JAM' ANDREWS, Cburchatreet, Slots Newington, butcher, April 21 at U. Particiter Jam CLAM"; Clarendommuare, Somers-town, pate por, at a workhouse. April 21, at 2. JAIM MeSPRILBOAR, Bosthies and Catherlagloo. Rasta. dairy man, Apra 28, at 11. JOIMPE 6010111011 SLTTII, Oelieridon.road, 121/oy street, Illittemmarden. diamond merchant, AIM at U. 2101ula Sottox, Willesthall, Staffordshire, balder. ♦ p. 12, IL Amy Y letteller,Aprli 27, at IL Gloms Rua. Oldbury, Worceetemh., Mocktakar, May I, at 12. THOMAS W E ABUT BROWN, (B elo o. pester, April ft 11. OW.Dayms 4c., Alen 22, at 102. Jam Saar ' at 11. Sons Otarm tit. manna Ay. 27, Mll. Timms 21101 mg, Wiaisary. brow, Ap. 29, MIL Joan [MAIM Vicraa, lerreley„ pow, Alt. 29, at It, Ram Sa at m Vtammamm WW2" Lanasaldna OMNI* Apia M 12. Room aunt, Sesemmles, am*, as pregriekr, a t,. at THOMAS Anna, Markmethalt., tam', A 27, st It Maim brava met founder, Its. tunimi. Nam. Ter polithes, lim 11, 1 0 10. gamma 80C2RALL, Mullet, May 11, at 10. laleenollt IMisobahire. gardener, Apra 70, at U. JAIN" Wm; Nattes4= , April 15, at 10. estimation:Moat badtre. April Ma at tf. Joan Ow, AV Basest, earperiter,Ap. t 6, MSI Rolamr7o2, Wbl s Yurdr, Iffunea, earpelden Apra 22, Mit Roam Wlialatott, loath Bkora, Meath, carrier. Ap. 23. 11. Mumma Wm WARD, lave , attorney; May tik at 10. Timms fammanr, Ilkeston, rbyahire, April 21, at IL Wiliam' Casimir, Burford, Oxfordsh., labourer, Ap. 28, at 101. Cluckhaates, Tent:AL, widow, May 7, at 101. Joaerat Ouse, Mantua, Berk; carpenter, Apra 22, at it WILMAXLIMAY, Mourbrldge. forgenian, April 47, at 10. Tama Gam, Poster, Hants. Wet oleos assistant engineer in the Royal Navy, April 24, at 11. WILLIAM UMIAK" &AUDI'S!, Newport, Monmouthshire, Maier, *pa ai Goma PORSII, Abanychan, Monmouthshire, Journeyman pig dealer, Apex 17. at 11 AMA= (um. Marlton Musgrove, Somenetshire, beerhouse keeper, Apra 11. Mama eivasnemarsim, Reading, late ensign la the Military Trate, April 20, at It 0110111 HMO, Northampton, brazier, April IS, at 10. JOHN HURT Norio, &tritium, =natant riding mister, April Mat 11. 7011A1 Ottastilag, Susses, carrier, Apra 22, at 11. wr XXXII I NATIONB2. May & C. C. Lord, Illiatotrej:terrace --- 711;lington, tailor-May g. C. Czar. wi se, Brixton, eau merchant-Mu & . Moore, Isedenhall.areet sod Deptford, shipping egad- Avila C. Greet Titoheadotreet, Oxford-street. tailor- My a W. Basa equate, baker-May a GI. Harkin.. Isle of Thonet, end butcher-May I. Lewis, Tet titirad W. Bates, Wood's-lane. glespherd'irbash, comma , elleee-May 6 W. Murphy, With, an Hoeneed Tletualler- May J. %oldie, Woolwich, wheo c r -May & W. $, Stewart New Charlton, Kent, dockyard beam-Aprillt 1. Long, Jermynatreet, St. Jame., Mush seller -April W. C. Cubism sad P. B. Conneaut Catherine-court, Tower-WA wine mirchanta-April 27. 6. Morrell, Bristol. taker -May 18. J. 'foetal. Chipped:sun, Wiltshire, tailor-May Duakham, sat, !iceman ' Monmouthshire, butcher-May 19. B. Bondy. Starertee. DeTooeldro, gentleman-May W. T. Baer, Exeter, balkier-May la G. Bingeston, Lyme Regis. Bearably.. attorney-May W. R. B. Hype, Itritham, Derarohlre, opal merchant-A ril 27. T. Rook, Cockermonth, tailor-Apra W. W. Wright, Bernard WU*, Durham, ilneadraper-April 27. J. J. Blocher's and R. Woburn, men., Gateshead, grease mer chants-April 28. W. Brown, Durham, dealer in 27. G. Young, ebesterle.Street, Durham, draper-May 72. W. Cooper, Dudley, Woroesiershire, boot maker-May It J . Joss, Howley Regis, Staffordshire, sail factor-may 11. 1, Peak*, Prince's-end. near Tipton, Staffordshire, miner-May It J. Bradford, Bewley aegis, Stoffordolthe, grocer-Kg 11. Dunks, Diary W oreesterahlre. miner-May 13. B. Bothway, Melba, Htuashire. farmer-May It T. l'aire4 4. l.ll4oln e shoemaker -A 52 . B. Williams, Merthyr April St. J. W coedit?. gromegrocer-April J. Stubbs, Lieudaff, near Cardiff, nubile...le-April 17. J. Pro t, Went Al ' Tingles, Dareashire, lime burner-A ril 29. J. Blake, landport Banta. Jusenteymau carpenter -A 29. S. Glanueld, Farthest painter-April 29. W. B. Dimmock, Portareouth [ April, Glormatershire, small UMW -Aprg 22. N. MI, s eat, Ne Oloucriaershtre, baker -Nay &J, Hardiaty, Birkenhead, shopmaa to a grocer-April ft J. Palk. ner, Hanley. Staffordshire, green/reser-April It C. Winston, Bucknall, etatfordshlre, beerbonse keeper-4PM It T. Edwards, Manley Staffordshire, Joiner -April U. W. Healey, Wolsteaton. Staffordshire, labourer-April St 1L K Taylor, Woldanton, Staffordshire, Iron roller-April M. T. Hag Wastanton, Safford ' shire. butcher-April 28. A. Clemorits, eleator, Cum berl and, butcher-May 4. T. Thomas, Pyle and Kong& Glamorgaragire, bootniegar. BANICAUMINII April I. RICHARD BOARDMAN, Liverpool, car pro=or. Aped I ?Oita, MorthamptoGor e groe DI%kIAnON DTVII9:IfDt Jam ford, tallor—ist dividend of 22.64- I W l 4= 4 , ll :B 4 lana l ld's, Basingballeareet. DIVIDED:!. ADM IL 7. Game. Flowtos, Suffolk, farmer—Apr: W. W. Ren shaw. Nartharoptum, Jeweller—Aprll26. W. H averest:Graverend. builder—Apra *A. A. Kul& Gorkrioa, Suffolk. ash dealer—Apra • C. Boum Dunstable, ironmonger—April SO. J. Newton. Bow. • Popluktleemed riet . laffer7Apnl 80, E. J : Ball South- 6/446 — e - etroa,' etaribri. Radford. Orfordalrre, dealer In artilketal =awe— April W. Z. Hardlnahans. Plymouth. hatter—Map 6. T. kith, Bromegrowa. Wonwaturahlre. baker —WU U. L. Bower, kir railway bolt manufacturer—Apra 20. J. Gadd. Not bee maker—Apr.lllo J Other, Nottingham, grocer— =l.c.b. J. Wake, Aainon-ooder•Lyne, grocer-Iday 1. L. W. sr, Delleatreet, Bloomsbury, manufacturing jewel /sr—May 1. I. Nlckoll (sepanes estate). Biahop.pleetreat Wialla. tallow broker—Ma 1. Z. F. Berth *ante estate), illahopigate4treet Witliln, tallow broker. PARTNEURIPS DISSOLVED. W. Y. Pere and S. Carey. Net Ham, Es se, animal charcoal mamidetureee—G. W. Walker and J. Hada Torquay, Devot ees, lessaoagars—C. It IL White and H. J. Jameee, King Ci anctio up and B. neen-0. Lunt and J. Lunt, Liver- T. J. SUrrop, Birmingham, Crissed violwaile W halo—Sarni Stir r s—W. Edge and W. Barlow. Birminghain gun I be keens -C. Hide and W. Patching, Worthing, Same, beildlors-.4. C. Taylor and R. Reward, Shepherd's Bash. Me diae*, coal marchantio—J. 11. Spencer and B. Spencer. Hartings, Surma, drapes—Joe/ph Schotleid, A. Ogden, and James Scho field, Little Bolton, Lancashire, waste dealers—R. Bush mid A. Spencer, Fart India , road, Poplar, livery stable proprletars—T. Wheeler and S. 'Batson, Oidhani, Memel* dock renew- ! tamers—J. H. Claret and W. B. Ford. Nicholas-lane, City, public amountants—S. Besse and T. Storey. Manekeater, beam founders—lL Brooke and R. W. Brookes, Rehstreet,Shore. ditch. beers—W. Eastwood, IL Rostron, 0. Clegg, and J. Marley, Bearden Cloy*, Lancashire, waste spinners, so tar o.s regards W. Eastwood and I. Brisriey—A. Timmoo l, s i Z, and L. I Bolan, Birkenhead, bakers-0. Peer mad Z. y, Mary.atiiiii. City, peeking ors soremeturirs—J. Paul and W. Pool. De candle manaloaturoes—W. Crewdsort, Onnedsoa, T. me .wrier, and W. Crowdson, jun., Manchester, mess spinners, so far as regards R. Crwordson—W. Simpson and J. Ashworth, Bury and Newchurcb, lAneashire roartuMmarers --A. Otedall and T Campbell, Manchester, tent dealers—J. De. ge, P. Below, sad J. Ha* Ilariceto, Lancashire, tratfounders —T. M. Wise., A. J. Malhalsk. an d F. Bea, Haymarket, pho kg/SOM. 80 far ea resat* A. J. Mollie& —o. Burns sad J. Mllarilip, Liverpool, ateedorre—w. Hunt and J. Ingram, jun., Loa &oak silaihordabiz., soap manufacturers—J. Wootton and A. iloott,Loloostee ala merchants—Cl. H. Cook and C. Williams, NolthwirM, __ intretel— N. *Loge. en., and N. Gauge, , LlPlrtif Begravo-plam, Pimlico, pianoforte manufactures. Catm• panel APQIIIESTRATIONS. lard os, lalidder, Perthshire, wood merchant, April 17, nt Iller•wali Eannhisan MOIST RICIWLIMS ROM fiburrow, tobacconlat, April 16, at the lineally Han, Warw. WUAAAn GAnninin. Sabath, Lanarkshire, farmer, April U, at the Linea lessilton. AMMAN MTh, Mrftew, *welter, Aprtl la at the Faculty 011esear. Rosa ItlinwArda, Radiant:se, Feiner, April n, M the Pear lietek TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (939nra's macoass.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, Arm 9. It is stated in official quarters that the news of the insurgents having entered Radom, seised the public treasuries, and burnt the barracks, is without foundation. It is also denied that an insurgent force had ap peared in the vicinity of Halisch. CRACOW, Ann. 10. A small party of seven Cossacks passed the Austrian frontier yesterday. They were stopped and disarmed, but allowed to return to their quarters upon proof of their having Grossed the frontier through inadvertence. A fresh band of 600 insurgents has collected in the government of liandomir. DIPLOMLIIo icrlbit IN FAVOUR OF POLAND. AII1361101" Aea 10, The Allgenseine Zeitung of to-day pnbliebei a . ' from Vienna, sanosualiag that an Widow standing has been brought about between Austria, hues, and England, in reference to the notes 'to' be sent by thou powers to St. Petenberg. The Austrian note will be immediately desunshed. This note does not formally express any distisci request, but contains a hope that the Czar wilt restore tranquillity not only to Congress-Poland, but to the whole of the Polish provinces. The Augsteurger Zeitung adds that the Western Powers have made us of more energetic language, but that their nobs do not main any formal programme. REPLY OP' TIEN EMPEROR OF RUSSIA T THE NOBLES. ST. IiTIRSBURG, Ann. In reply to the address presented by the nobility the Emperor said :—" As a gentleman I fully par ticipate in the sentiment, you have =pressed.. I am persuaded that your feelings are common to the whole Rani= nobility, and that you will transmit A tbem to your children. I understand the love of our native country by which you are inspired. .This patriotism has constituted the strength of l Bemis for centuries, and will remain the guardian et bee power from one generation to another." THE THRONE OF OREKOR TRIIETE, Area 10. Advice' received here from Athens to the 6th, Announce that the French Ambaasador in that city has oommnnicsted to the government the adhesion of France to Prince Wilhelm's election. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUORARENt, Amu. 10. The government has concluded • treaty pith Italy on commerce and navigation, based on the mutual suppression of protective duties, u well as • convention concerning literary and artistic *Wright. SPAIN. MADRID, Aran. 10. The 011eial Gazette of today, in tta report oil tie last sitting of the Congress, states that the Marquis de Miraflores said that the cabinet will treat upon equal terms with friendly nations, and will repulse any foreign intervention in the interior policy of the kingdom. Spain will endeavour to recover the unjust disdain of the Congress of Vienna, in leaving her a power of the second rank, although, without Spain, that Congress would never have been possible. In yesterday's sitting of the Congress, Senor Salamanca, in reply to a question put by Senor Calvo Asensio in reference to the forgeries com mitted in public bonds, demonstrated that these forgeries in no way affect the interest& of the hood holders, nor the credit of Spain. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Penivaular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company: Aram 10. The Veal' arrived here with the above mails at 6.30 p.m. thia day. Thei mails leave for London by the 10.30 'p.m. train. FRANCE AND ITALY. (acaAsee TZLSOILIII6.) VIENNA, Aria 10. The following highly important intelligenQe is derived from the beet authority : The Emperor Napoleon has asked the govern ment of Turin whether in the case of certain even tualities Italy would be prepared to act as an armed ally with sixty thousand men in the field? Cialdini has answered in the affirmative, declaring that he would pledge himself to be ready with the requisite force at the shortest notice. RUSSIA AND SWEDEN. VIENNA, Aria. 10. The Russian armanients would appear to be directed against Sweden. The Russian Ambas sador at Stockholm has peremptorily demanded explanations from the Swedish government, some of whose recent acts have given umbrage to Russia. The ambassador requires to be satisfied regarding the attitude of Sweden upon the Polish question, and threatens in the case of not receiving a satisfac tory reply within the 24 hours, to demand his Ipart 13Trtm Suriasum. —The Incidpendance Beige of the 9th inst. gives a detailed eacenst of a new machine, the invention of 311 . Bona* a French engineer residing In Brussels, which it is mid is likely to do away with the cm ploymant of steam as a motive power. The . machine is worked by hydraulic pressure, the principle being applica ble alike to locomotives and stationary engines. Experi ments just made with it at Brussels havebeen attended with complete snow. Aided by influential friends if. Bottled has been ambled to awry oat those experiment" in a thoraeghly poiatioal and effective manner. fie has in fact been placed at the heed of a large establishment where the different parts of his invention have been manufactured under his own direction. Each of these is described es almost an invention in Reid. Among the advantages of the new machinery may be mentioned its eemeony, the motive power being simisteised Without sigmas ; its cleanliness and Its freedom trawl drew « explosies, there being no fire, and so stow Iroomuutrornen, Aran a—The Queen has bolo Pleased to approve of Mr. !dumb alkali Corse as cooed at Falmoollt, and of Kr. Diego Lloyd se Amon/a at Liverpool. fer the Argeatioe repablie.—Garstre. Lose or • VIM= AND ALL HANDL—The brig Alekieless, of Beath SWAIN, which esiW from the ?yes fat` Brotbeg on the 28th of Kara. boa Irian Yr Bennet Bad es the 31.4. Ctoe of the boats has mote ashore at Emden . pad as airtime, has since been beard of the nuke • una* briery. the brig, there as every realm to fear that they have wilted. [stamped, ia, Additional THE LORDS OP THE ADILLRALTY AT SEIFFILLD. Os Thursday the Lords of tie Admiralty and • amber of noblemen magmas's= vbeted Bhefsakl, on the hefted= of the Mayor (L. J. Brown), to be present at the °peeing of the new armour-plate rolling mill, at the Atlas Worth (Illeare. J. Brown and Co.). Though strictly the visit was of • private and badness character, it was naturally felt to be an event of no small public interest, eo far as Sheffield was concerned. The Wieldiest, testified their seer of its importance by haggles out flap, he., especially in the Wither and other streets is the more immediate neighbourhood of Atlas Worth. Ac' oceding to invitation, the geode began to arrive shortly after ten o'clock—.levee o'clock having been fired as the period for rolling the first armour plate. The Duke of Somerset, the Lore of the Admiralty, sad other noblemen mad petiolate who were the guest, of Lord Wheredies, arrived at the Victoria stalk& by ,pedal train about half-past seven dale& ; the Duke of Newcastle sad party from Clamber arriving from Worksop by special train at nearly the same time. All proceeded at once to the works, where the'Doke of Deo:whirl' I, the Marquis of Her. ttngscb, Berl de orgy sedßipm: mid ether gmithimen, ar rived ohm* elterwithis. The dolloffing k • hat id the principal gnats : His Grace the Duke of Ifewathla, hie Geese the Deice of Sethedffice, Led Chimes , Pm*. lasi Misruling. Red de Grey and Sapp% Lind a J. 4. Itotheek, IN., ILP., Imsd, , Paget, -Greafell, ILP., Boberte7s; .; Captain Hosourablo J. Druanthed, Bow- Adefirel Charier • Eden; Beer•Admirall lobed Spew= Refklemes, Sir Jelin balms* Nay, Nr. Whither* he. the somber who whammed the opemithas mead sot be I soh Nth then 1.000, thamm whom wens the members of the town easuacii, see mod of the other public men of the tows. Shortly before 11 o'clock, the lards of the Admiralty as. enabled is the mayor's dining room for the pope, et reedy* a admire bona the mayor and emprealies, the Dube of Ntheittle and other noblemen being simetelers ths Immesdiaga • TeaJdarnt (John Brows, Esq.), in introducing the tor pontties. mid—l have the honour to inform your lordships that, at its meeting yesterday, the Town Council of Shef field voted an madras to you on the ooneion of the enspicions veil you bre been good Gough to honour no with to-day. it gives me very great perm to be .be to item you that the address' was urainenualy voted, sad was • sperms au set of the council ; I, no mayor, abstaining frail all iatsrferenos,.ineruieb. se lour lords hips were mug • special visit hue for a road impost. I am, however, deg lighted that the aorpratiou have so highly appreciated your visit, end' or ' more your lordships the town will be extremely gratified with the compliment paid to ;it by the ire of psycho:trips. Tbe Tow* Oust (John Tiernan', En 4.) radtheeddress, r follows : "To the Right Honourable the Lads Commissioners for exienting the office of Lord High Admiral of England. "My Lords,—We, the mayor aldermen, and burgesses of the borough of Sheffield, In the county of York, in open ed ressiffilat, avail osineden of the appear* iffound by i yaw eider this town to notify to your lordehqn our tioe of the runes rendered by your l=e i l i siE r irun i try in the suredie of our high offir as the Lane at Tee Admiralty of sad to offer to your ladling@ a hearty rebore. We moons %she to flffille which your lordships have tree and wh ki /sone t at the British navy all the advantages which loss of late years devised, w bother in this prin ciples of our ship or of protecting them spirt attack ; sad we eannued the eminent prudence with which your leading' liar bees add are oxpereamdiag upon and I'D Plawrigs=ke roped* and selativo main, ri gli Zi of err tor attar es of iroe plating tor alai" in eider rearm lark* ray, by the judierne ✓eunion of imp ereemisin turd to he suck and se te ssera's sad material, purr to be the bar, ware for the Davy of England test preoeminesos on this sae which she has so loeg vaieed, and which the . widely spread eouuserce of our cou ntry suede few in preledies whist ill who would molar it. Being in tie din to tea taws, he your reed .6.. you r lordship/ Isedable auxisty to rostra for sears pswilied oprotker used his, in leo tree of the defensive armour of oar rips of war, we bail your lordships' visit with mush ostisfaelloe, and =a nte OUrselves and our thou apes the losers your have coefernisi apes ye nod mos war masulielores, whilst at the same rims prosecuting, for the liessilt of the moray at largs, those inqu ir must Goodie* to Featly to the satisfactory discharge of you: lordships' distinguished office.—Given seder ear seeporeie comers "sal, in cre ed nremblel, this 84 dos et April. 1863." His Onies; the Duke of Sommer rid—Mr. Mayor, Abismees, and Dragewses,—.lt is a great satishation, Ima ammo you, for theddimindty t• have their senior appro Mated *seek O imspentios sod townie this. We hive we doubt endeavoured during a time of mate dilhoslig, bona the heist testa of the raaswle of the orwetry, to carry out that whisk Y err dotes sandy, to Ism* the navy • Ragland in its peeper position's the world. Bah a cheap as has takes place within the Let few years. had sot pre cloudy eorurred for hundreds of )ems. We have endea voured to maintain the navy in its position unclor these new oircumstaimes by calling upon the manufsoturing ability and Mill of the country, and, with that aid. I have no doubt • alkell carry out effectively the purpose we have in view. I have no doubt that by calling to our aid the mann/num log districts and the skill of this country, we shall be cos , bled so to arm our vowels that they will do that which is the meat object of the Beet, namely, keep the peace of the world. What I look to in those annameaM—in *tee that are invulnerable, and &KM* that is Irre abtible—is not to sce them used against any owe, but to. have them so far ready that the world will _know that, if Thelma moves, she will move with power, (Hear, best.) I wish them not in order to move, but as.a wallies; sot as an injury, an offence, or an aggression to anyooe, bat to maintain the peace of the world and promote the eolineerci and welfare of mankind. I believe that there is now throughout Europe a feeling that this cosetry has nothing to gal, by any war, and, is a mumwoos, the policy of this country has been well received by Emcee, and all the countries of Europe, as our allies. I liege that may long continue. NV bile it doss costume, we shall Moodily pm asvere—alowly, not hastily, not impatiently, but steadily persevere is experimenting and improving our armaments, ready for the occadoe, if ever the unfortunate meadow should arise, when they will be required for the defence of the eoentry. if they should be required, I sin certain, from seeing the efforts of the manufacturing dietriats, we Mall astonish the world by the power we shall (hooky. (Cheers.) 1 won't detain you farther, am there are Dewey experiments that we hate 00•11 spoils* to see to-day, and that I am most anxious to warm. At the cosel;sa . ou of ths prineetation the Mayor con ducted the Duke of domerset and hie other guests over the works. _ . . Shortly after four o'clock, the mayor sad the prinoipel guests sat down to a oollation prepared in the dining-room of the works, which was handsomely decorated for theooon viola. The walls were covered with the national dogs, la. terepersed with floral wreaths and appropriate mottoes. The Xtroit presided, and he was supported right mid left by the Duke of Semen* the Duke of Newcsatle. the Duke of Devonshire, Earl do Grey and Ripon, Lord Wherodiffe, the Margate of Hartiagton, Lords Clarence and Alfred Paget, Mr. Itairaidr, Biz J. D. Hay, de., de. WRITIMILLL, APRIL 7.—The Queen has been pleased to pnsset the Rev. Doanld Macdonald to the church and parish of Stoat, ia the presbytery and Isle of Skye, vacant by the death of tie Rev. John Forbes.— Ganette. hberszPOLITAN BOARD or Woos —Yesterday the noel weekly meeting of the board was bald at the aloes, Bpring•gardens, Mr. Thwaites in the chair. Mr. Phillips brought up the report of the streets committee re. oommendiog that the salary of Mr. Fialphillogarth. clerk in the solicitor's department, is ootudderatioss of his increased duties awl responsibility, be increased from 210 i. to 300 f. per annum, and that the resolution of the board of the 17th May, 18031, be so far varied as to admit of such incase. A long dieenwrion took place, after which the board divided when there appeared for the motion 15, against it 13. Thad not ►eing two-thirds of the member, voting for the motion, it was lost. The other bugloss was of a mediae character. _ . . STILAT S T somewhat novel ease of proses canoe on the port edit» Admiralty was almond of at the Portsmouth beach last week. A watermaa was with picking up the spent shots of the Easellent,= P r i n gummy eseromor The shots, it swum, ere sew usielosi with the broad arrow, in order that they may be ileatified, sad eight widener are housed to pink theta up sad resters them. The peacoar was not a licensed man, aed hence was prosecuted for having such shot I. his ponamics. It was stated that a similar case had not bees brought Wore the magistrates for tweety years. It was, however, proved that the Admiralty had been in the habit of purchasing such shots from other than licensed prima, who had restored them ; and the defence pas that the rusivers were as bad as the thieves. The mag istrates taktag this view of the use &mimed the primacy, Arnie. that d the govern ment desired le peeseeate Is wash emu they should give ashes el their -Was &au Ofigette. [TWOPENCE THE UNIVEHEITEES OF OXFORD PID CAMBRIDGE AND THE ROYAL MARMARA. The following addresses of congratulation to the Queen, on the marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, having been transmitted to the Right Honourable Si, George Grey, Halt., her Majegy's Principal Secretary of State for the Home Department, for presentation, have according ly been presented by him to her Majesty, who has been pleased to receive the 'amp very graciously : 10 TIM WWI'S BIM IXCILLMIT Min WM Mort Graeber lkwerißp.—We your Majesty's boot loyal and dutiful eableele, the chureellor, mien, sod &hams of the Ileivessity of Oxford, beg leave to •pprrich your royal pewee with the expression of our respectful congratulatioes op the marrises of his Royal Higher' the Prhsee d Wale Qs Preece Alemedr• of Denerart- We have partidpetell imply is the aelveseal joy with whic h this reit event hebees Webrated by all climes of tour Majesty's faithful subjects. Bat we feel ourselves to a seedier, sad more than cosmos share of the aatMal satiferitere, whet we recall to mad the eonnexises bas bens permitted to subsist Wheat hi royal sea the usivenity. It is oar croefidest bop that the ' noble gqenhtist which was for bin royal biomes; oar admiratiort sad regard will esetises to develop thenwelme more and more to the greellisatice and com fort of year Majesty ; end we recqguies . mem feltheent d car sa M n t a. ,Pola ti o' s 111 lbe ealeetios of • Weems; es we believe.' eve* :pees ad virtue WET mated steam , sad glfeed eilßresch dispratioes el mamma tau._ flea ebbed mid swoon rapid by your • MPS Mali IWO 1111111111140, to aced Os bet powilie awmilir for bar ewe happier, Gni that of ler illuslukes pa-hrse. We re well and that your ib s iestr meouting ampieiote marriage of Urfa* apparent to the threes el thee Maims bee been to a great extent actuated by ocerideration of the public good. It be 17,uari"reue boxed!. duty to li—d-vel gitr.47 ; at the aszne ws tine to man your Il y ajerty that it will be our eaestant wryer to A.lm 'God thee every seceseding year of rem Majesty's wise sad bembsest rule may, by Threw blessing. bring , with it inomened stability to our inotientions urch sad data, the maintesenes of whir& in their in we believe to be amongst the dearest objects of your Piety's solicitude and care. tam stoontHew of °evocation wader ow °amnion sod ais up day of March a ths jar of oar Lord God, TO THE WIEN% Tem The humble Mines el 01, LINT YAJZIRT. r, tiatttars, sod Madan el the University et Giebeidlic A May ft please your Majesty —A Mir Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the di ter, malts, and scholars of the traisamity etCendwides, humbly his bare to tomes our coutinued &mottos to your Majesty's royal - son, and tooffer to your Majestrour warmest oeapstnlations upon the meat marriage of lite legal 7 Higlimile the Prince of Wales. We cannot forbear la oar unfeignedWig ' faction at the happy choke whisk royal lidistat hart, with your Majesty a gracious annotation, Made of a part nec trier way so well suited to share his smelted position ; end t 6 armee our cordial symprAlty With las *lea ittela maltose by which this choice - bas been tidied at the part of your bbijoity's subjects at lams. We who have re ceived OP many marks of your Majesty's royal favour, and enjoyed the high FMB'se of being under the spe cial mor and protection of your august consort, cannot_ but feel a peculiar interest in the fortunes and Uprisen of your royal house ,• and p a rticularly in those of that illustrious member of it who has himself lived and etodied among as Hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales bee left behind him bee restollectious which we willingly cherish, not only for the take of his august parents, but for the row &Wails and excellent qualities which they bespeak in himself. Os all accounts, therefore, we earnestly sad heartily wish to his royal highness and his illustrious bride, every happiness which Provideoce can .Imetow ; and with no lees earsedneer and sinc o ei-iy do we kmktlitt this union will be amnia of lasting ort and eariotion to your Majesty, mid a centre of stabi ty to the institutions, and withal of our country. THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S BILL FOR THE SALE OP CROWN PATRONAGES. The following atldreta to the Queen against the sale al crown tirlegs was adopted (toys the Calee)onute Mercury) at the close of the swoon hi John liii Church, ea Meealay wages, se& lir et mites pitess fa the city for signature "To the geese's Most linceilrat Majesty. "The dutiful address of the undersigned protestant .in habitants of the city of !din with the concurrence of • mesaisi of the Crania= in John Knox Chetah esessabled, this 6th day of 1463. "May it please your Majesty,—To th e bill just brought into Parliament ley the Lord Chancellor for the gals of crows prarcesages we have the most serious and insuperable objections :—l. Most of thous livings wall cer tainly fan into the hands of the ROillliaifillg party, who of late years have exteraively hid theraseive• out for the per. • at edvorasns, asderespoisseo east for the corrup tion of our Scriptural hilltrad the subversion of our pro testant brains. 2. Thal crown derlag your Majestyfs reign has hearths brat sad hem been careful to put in sound and meal and so long u patronage is re tained It antoot he in bettor hands than those Of your Majesty. & The rantosup of these parishes is at pressat committed to your Majesty as • eared trust. to be used for the promotion of the highest and holiest interests of your faithful people ; sod for yew Majesty to sail this holy trust for massy to say worldlitsg, ew, or Jeseit, who might wish to traffic in the soul; of your people, were so unchristias, no unpatriotic, and reolutely so trammel and usholy, that we era confident your Majesty will heves, on due consideration, give your royal sweat to such an unworthy and nefarious measure. 4. Pratatant England expects that Your Majesty his bean prepared, by mod sad by solleriag, to de sonseilog fee Mr ebizeh far nobler than this. The ascrifics which your, ILI *4x I. now making must sever be painted etith simony mid ramilege, tothe Coma of your wwww owl lib doe* ilwroodahon of yofor layni and madam Pee Pile. We •eVeee elfd most 4raifully Pray your Majesty to reap all the mown patron ages in favour of the chwthra bf - your faithful praple, to call up= the other ratans to follow the Chitin example of their &warring, and to rad: • bill to be brought into parliament for the total abolition of the anti-Christian system of feudal and pralatio patter!ye in the rapslatment of the eigno--• system which is spun Ailing the pulpits of England and Scotland with him sod Onsral teachers, and still setting up the souls of British heeoaa for sale in the worst of days ISIIIIIIAL That abandon, paw, may be granted to your Majesty for the faithful and joyful discharge of your Christian duty in this momentous matter, is the sanest p ra yer of your Majesty's most loyal sad rahrtionate subjects -enders/geed." THE TREATY WITH AMERICA POR THE SUPPRESSION OP THE SLAVE TRADE. The following additional article to the treaty sigeed at Washiegton, Apra 7,1862, between her Britannia Majesty cad the United States of America, for the sap• pmesioa of the African slave trade, was signed at Washing ton, Feb. 17, 1863, sod bee mime been ratified : " Whereas by the 6ms article of the treaty between her Majesty the Queen of the lJnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, sod the rafted States of Ameba, for the suppewasios of the African slam Wade, idssoden Wish iagton os the 7th of April. 1862, it was :7rl sad Nrthat those ships of the respeastlve swim the two coutractieg parties erbke ' dial •bo with special instructions foe that purpoes b es thesonnalar mss. booed, may visit such merchned vowels el the t seldom as may upon reasonable grounds, be Of being en u veri in the Africein slaws trade, or of having been 6out for that purpose, er of having, during the voyage on which they are met by the said cruisers, been engaged in the African slave trade. tontrery to the provisions of the mid tresty ; and that sue* cruiser* may detain and mead or carry away melt vouch in order that they may be brought to trial Is the manner therein. after agreed upon and Ammo it was by the odd article further stipu lat ed and Doped, that the reciprocal right of starch and detention should be exercised only within the dbeics of two bombed mass from the *oast of Antes, and to the southward of the thirtyamond parallel ol north latitude, sad within thirty leagues from the coast of the Wand of Cuba : and whereon the two high ()attracting par ties ere deslreon of rendering the said treaty still more effi ealkte drer its porpom—the plenipotentiaries who signed Mwe said trey har e , in virtue of their full powers, agreed lhot the 1 right of visit mid detention. as defined lir Os ihreraid, may be exercised she within 30 *gum if the Inked of Ma&pentr, within 30 leagues of the Woad of Puerto Dm, and within 30 leagues of the Islud 'of Bea Betoken. The present additional article dolt have W same force end validity as if it bad ,beer in serted weed for weed in the treaty concluded between the t" high eeettlecting ;attire on the 7th of April, 21112, and dial have the same duration as that treaty. le shall be vaediod, and the ratificatioas shall be exchanged at London in six mouths from this date, or sooner if 'possible. *m in wittzirm.w.t .a 1. whereof 64 thri.. reePeeelot eleeiPeemeeenee have to Mod the seal of their arum. Dose at Wasbinetoo, the 17th day of Febreary, in the year of oar Isml 1863. (LA.) " Lam' (LA) " WuddAn H. Sziraiw." is bo The American papers my that Miss Loa" Pyn• ot iss visit the UMW Mates :