The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-14 00:00:00

• 0 , 74 1, < .?et, A& • /fe / 0 .• / / 1 4. 4A frOvAllyr Vtt Trfprts :`! .1:;1 "•••••-. 4"; No. 3,038.] 411:GUAR SNIPS to CALCUTTA. Tlso r SHIM 1.111 Ime amembed prosetuallf oaths nao.N - Clow 1 Couniewler. I Wires 471241. To ' , lg. .---- 13,111.113. IX. 3.3 J. O. roodlmos!flekois Dads May 17 I:yr. H. Rift 4.codoe Dods Jim • CrM NA I I.;m N. W. Na m PAW July 1 W~7llE serm.. . 1144 Witt lisage.l Is PRILLIPPII. SEMI% sod Rq liAr . ALCUTIA. to mill about the 15th of May. si kritaM io lnir sier t fross. sr or sinew Miele hant gilikir. WALTER KOTT. : bine l• On t054:41 Di m ili Sae venal Ina a WI aminessiiiima pottneen4 Apply in TOVI, ga t , M II IRYS, arl Ca. 11. Pt titlent. iAntnitte• OM CALCUTTA, will raw with quick despatch, the frisstrOrdli , hi Ito WERT 01111 PON. A 1 13 yen, CIO tour NOrter, DAVI 11 Cl' XMIN O. Cosnorander btu tbe Losdo• Pocks. TIM Am rowel lor a full tr..p, surd erealleur occreoarodatloo foe per t.. To or I.IIIN. UTINIAITON, sad Co., 31, Groat It. mem Illrhopipase. FAR CALCUTTA Dine. will b. despatched this bJ. the oplemdld intdiro alp OCTATIA. A 1 for 13 IMO MO Oa ',Omer. W. J. DALE, Commando, : 01ast la tbo Fyt Olta Docks. Ho • fall poop, sad excellet atcoismodt tio. for pas newer. —For 'relent of ono to W. 0. TOrl4 0, tenmart. Carebill : or Is nod, unisastm and fWarnp.u.s,lo.orlontlo-IMee. Ikentbuotens. and , Course nook Corona. MADRAS. will sewn with qoiek despatch. the wNI knows leritl.l4 hulk rblp CHIEFTAIN. A 1. 382 teas ee&t.r. 1.. PAWA e•sermsde lin the West India hocks—Apply toTOUL.WIN. LIVI:110STON. sad Co.. 31. Greet tit Helena WOE, MADRAS Dime, with immediate dogmata, 0 , "ha ft dipper *to INCA4LIMOZ=O= rhio uotat kw bar uou for WAR ”enii= A -1:: Wag et jspAppAigyig K. 0. Vot'NO, Sue court. ; or to uSIII.IBOT owl Sts LE , 10. Ortentokwitio pka, 11111. S. Co . wpure o)2ft, 1.70.2212. FOR BOMBAY I)ireet, will b e deepidebed June tri rokndhl dna-claw teat Alp BOMBAY. LEW teat re. ow. Iwo VL MASK. Commode, , lying In the LAM India nod. rirelkat atmmniedation for patoeligera and erg] awry an awn, wad qui:a.m.—tor freight or pomace apply te W. O. YOUNG. Pee roun. Cornhlll or to agleasos bed TMMEDDALE. Ortgetal thee. ,1 / 4 . ll ainWa. and I. CO.PW•COUri. HONO-KONG and CANTON, to nil on the 15th Mao. fun er net We beautiful elppertarque KTII PD, Al 1.3 years. 40 time rerbeer../. E. LK COUTEI'II. Coromender• In the Wm hat Dorke —Apply te WINDSOR BROTHERS. la I , OWAN, •trott. or to TOL L SIN. LIVINUSTON, and CO„ 31. (heat dt. Rees ALLW ZEMAND.—HY. H. WILLIS and Co.'. IN of Pe (AMP, eetabllehed In 1643.—The following fine hll Mot , dipAr Aloe .111 b. deepatebed from the St. Luna- AN Dmk. alent the radeneentloned deter : Napa low. Maafaya Porto 1 Data 31Wakaa. • 11770 w .. 1.210 IL lima Auckland sual j May SS Naw Nsfime. •1 Isms ..•. 11M a. meow WaillogUa aad Plymoutbi 147 1• Oaalarbm =IL • 110 Wan... W• W. 1~4 Nolan Isail• aw .40 .1. A Ohio IM looli Joel JO 11 yM 1 . / mg iry. • 1/00 3. Fooor Aviles/ re 2) Wgrai‘ • 1 I,l7aara ... LOBO IL Oitaaa Casairbary la /sly Woo alp. rasa my 4 a7arkraasommadadom await &ma of faa mom Irlbo 101/ be 4 . .1.15eed at a mho of Or alma) Ilberaty ?Warn eapeelaseal mama Apply to 1111211/ H. WILLI/sod Oa . bowel Bret" ar-. 3. Crtoby-wiame- FOR PORT PHILLIP Di r e c t (to sail from the River 2,Ut Jetty. oohing at Plymouth to eetbnek lantern lot Awe., the A.leedhl sew Mew bollt teak thlo CoPENUAOLIe, A 1 Dti vo l i r to; hi t . ere t e n trter . GODLVT.l iin e em ing la Mut dodos for cabin pareeseero: sad. from May Weis Is elm die/rahle orreatity for reeeed.eos pp i , sed ;e b r wry ea =hi ll et r. — oEl.LA tir l i , "v tolino s OweerA to ll Ci T a ttnfliAl ;oh lONS or to OI LY MON earl TWMADDA.I44 10. Orlorthrgialle. 10 . 11 / 01 .14.41. hod Cotrher.rocert. Canada. FOR PORT PHILLIP Di rec t, will mot whit ate* deviated, the frigate rent step ADMIRAL • 1, Ts Ina & PICK U.% rernalealer ; lying In Loudon Dodo. T We Ms • el& eitelow adoemodatloa for treeenrere. and Wag soled for by, IN frtz ads a farouraille opportunity for &Ippon deireer al sold —Apply to TOC. Lilac/nu:l. aatl Co.. Odd St. a. IA kt , AUNCRSTON Direct, will he quickly despatched, ths spleadld diner dds, ACASTIII, A 1, Y 0 ter, W. nO.. . sanseesd• , le the Les Dosts.—A_pply In SICIIA RD 8 sad Co., SI, Isedestad stzset . or to TOULIS IN, LI V IMO KOS, sad Ow, SI, Ursa/ Si. Helot A 4BERDEEN CLIPPER LINE.— Far SYDNEY. The fellnlring IPS. all iil at Abadma. wNI 1•0.11 et 'l ltifire be Allefaithei he L V INrert. wlra rr alga Dais. NM Supt. lo .. t 21 °. :;. 10 or. NO ...... •••••• INA M ... • • ur Wit. imert,ad •47.77. EE!Tutrou . 117 14 1;asa 17. Brims and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .... wink 1,..4. ...d'Orrg ma a st 1 , 111. re r. L. 06 .raltrltil ' t t 1.4. emus., A Nowa D. = &mbargat trosroot. tambour: or to bIiVITT sod 11001; 9. 11IIIIII4IINL DEVII7 aid MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE et PACKET eturp.—lor LAUNCEBTON Direct la rarie Ireeler.lll I.4 . =ehed hetneolately, the ember porches or her sod Mandr.o. the harPaUlpr Ella iIISP. A 1,/t I and sower . hietenel, 07 tow me= JAM I : 1 FOWLY, notenadee; ?yin Inthe Leedom depot Tema Ms bum equa built sweetly Ise the peomeeeer tra4e. mad rarely rled.—For freight of p. ice Ap p l y Os sour, Mr. T. B. W ALA ER, IL A eI of • place ; ur Dllll7 ad MOORE, 0, wen. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SIIIPP.—r er OIiKLONO, Parr PIMP. Walt ,„„.atP the wharf.• rands, trader. hap the 'mar pall= abet din. cadged, and iiIII meet with Immediate lass 101 . 11:: kAien Ng-1111W Wove WYCLIPFE, • I. l ON OM. 9.1.P11 W. GUNTON, Cnaimander ; bina la lila Palo. Has czeellent ovonien.datkas forAvaminrill.-/= tftrat .0 roma, apply an PKVITT and MOOR; A, DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SIIIPS.—For (MELON°. Porl Maw Mined M roomed m id i es , jug ant r al from tee colony, sod oil Nen =la irith :rad dormice. hosted a very orodderehle portico it Ur IF 14 % ., prod . the wed known clipper MIN Alp TIMM/A AI Se e--. .. D. h ... 0 4 , NA Moms, fON ton mearsfir, AL EA II .......h_ .; sxfsisoortder . . Moo to Um rant lodla Deed. This doe Mr a rah pnop, Irish Am-me 1[0011W.4116011 for I*•••ool6.—fti krroo of belief re ml ay to Mr. OELLATLY. rrith the omega. TIT? MUM. 11. UUN Bi. POMO. Fereotrosh Ltombowoo : or Se DE, sod MOOR ; th 111111terotteel pRILLIANT. WILLIAM MURRAY, for OER. shit=l;4 l,o:ro —et rood dha bo. ofsw .benue oossre z DLVITT sad MOORE.. 0. FOR HOBART TOWN (has just !arrived from the 6.1 my. and .10 rt:orn amain Immediately the ydendid NM- Rah( ebb, A h TIPIG/ EA. A I. 611 teem, Gi,tiRGE GRAY. Corn. Wm* , . Warl Is the Landon Liget. Rae a full paap. with &d -m/ amen,. d for eithiniaeeen.m.— Fur further particulate apidy M DEVITT sod MOORE. to. /Miter drat A DELAII)E for MELBOURNE—ANNUAL 7rAct LT 8111Y—Lagt 'hipping day 2.54.11 June, and will Have ,4dols bodes en Monday 30da Jame, with owner " usual peon 'n. wiperk.l llriti.h W il t awl heat Alp AU/: LA IDE, AI for y. an, grT he" rew-ter, K. HUNTLEY, Commander. Klub of bar en,. I. already enlne4. A few hew enliu ena be thine. la err own:wallow. fie rad,. ineludiog frw.h Ow lTllollll w.Tme. r•dhdr. on ..ther will In , caried, — APIA tot the owner.% Mama . 1 WHEELER aa.l Co ,4, Callum ..treet; or to DEVITT and Iph tr "tre.d. NH. le be folkered Is Awing by tbe 1.3 mr. • I to KA C harl ottente, but by Mara writs, a revel to the Asa ADELAIIa Booth Anionlit, Direct (to follow the ei , nievidi, to Mil st”.at the 13th Jane, the riser NAIL ~y9er his WHIN?. 1.3! lone rM.ter A.LZANItPR W ., I. WU of :be Cheititte Jute,. l'onneander . lodise le the Lon. l'oels. TAO obis t.. shore As was laisywhed, been entirely em wIM h. the tr.ri.ri sealer, the ea. esketed and liwwwd one efYd u ll l.4.lliiost. Ilado fm111.614 Inth noel°. sad Moamar. aroma. linioat he ebbe cattle toweesers . will slop lake • limited nurnlkr of /Anthill.. Cook: en esperfniesil , ur,con, stml .111 call at Plyin.sath trerk —Pe Klett or pewee at.piy Captain L I • to NUJ, 111:DhltS. IL., 2, Jrflreyworiare. = or 4, inti:lll44lX TW I. DA L Iv. (Masotti *se. lientosi, sod 2. Cowner's weft. Cain.hill• HB NORTH nI EUROPE STEAM NAY!- G .I TInN'OMI'ANI'N fr4c STN AM SHIPS oil to 464 Suf. coastelas Roods sad WARM= bY be 11 , ml Iwo& P.i•‘, to T. maw and - Pland.argE at knows : PATERsSI WA TOWN ....YRIDA Y. KU le Malt COPENHAGEN . ....... ... THURSDAY. NAY nand = STETTIN . ...... THURSDAY. Nayllaadl2. DANTZIG sad RONIOSIIIIO..THURSDAY, ray 23 and Jaw matattly ettry weld low Toady. rawbon. CoPsnltlOna. aad k i tD,„_s• St PeursEarg. Distal& sad Zothlyabcst esd7 &nailed. .."""at..l .Iti r tiors by W. roils dal obtals IM fallearlag lat.nt ‘ 1 5. , ...1..•• MILE S of ItRA NAVIGATION. SAVING :OMNI) IWKIL DA V/N ti of a PART at tbs INSIIRANCIR on GOODIE f4 o l Nr lattivtan a. to to...WM fare& and Omagh Met fay at lb. Comsat's Mar. IN. Kitty NlSlbusAlas& Lssa".• Destaark. to P. I&Aley Noatvoy-court Towar ROL Vol St. _ tont. to Wes... IDayo..aa on.i co_ & Witter tannis odd for yen and PlirCe6. to J. K. Po.l , lsli. 314t.OxforAotteel W. R. As UlAws. WiwoOM Direciv• CAPE of 000 D HOPE, with quick despatch, as 11E I .V o ig in PLLIIL AL iabbb. NOW. J. L. lartkll a . PoO ' Tbll bawd. ?11 Mp. built by Mr. J. Pile ni Ifeatkelud. Man • sVpre refix`trar.td-tn't.2I=M7LAPPI7 to TOULfl7lf, §,TEAM Direct to CAPE of 000 D HOPE.—Tho isplantid tint auxiliary xrreir dorm VICTOR EMANUEL, taw Pardon, Captain SHEAR% legh dexpmdind Laocios cionetormth.o.:re wo tM ve: at Joh seas. par Lqm=lt fr01:4.. a .... 0 kt 'M e = alltemlke eppoutmlw pirisietiwx=rrZUsasaitan. r nmsi preippr i Ark4 devrer i.l. :ltra di ffte s r r g it re ma Mom JOV and Co., II a'l4 INA touts lesion. JAMIE THOMSON . aTEAK to GOTTENBURG —REDUCED FAR 11011TH of STILOPII NTEAM NAVIGATION l PANT moth Atom . = 0 :: lag.. ... 4....,...1 may Irides I.r luriama. weft Sa. siololts kin at 4 o'clock Patardw wt.. ~,. ap proorg e4 lta dv a mall bola loafing Itinerant gra =D.. ' inaolua . iiad Ake (labia . ... p 0 0 STIRK to NEW YORK, from floodworwm. As I N 2ltt ili aro7 sn. =t it 7,-*-- -„-- ARA OM lieseeleere..r.V a t illair H idle. sapewsr_. . lawn. TV TO tem hamoyesrar sf . ale I. Than do&itars MO ward fee 111 passim, s ad fce Ohs MOON al Irk 11/0/1% tadallsig pewale, datiorts he : — lie ar m lasi; aesieml dra NI jff ; bY the me m mei Wm. bear Waco Apply to 0 I 11.% mitt 9, Ilh NerillaWM per: rests : ce i° *6 luk a r reir PPM Os.. heath= toll ff. Oneribudi• a Drafts sod llama of credit opal I s tralial Stater. Notica—Fratitt by the Mall Steamers to Halifax. Iketat. sad New York drat. aE4 per toe aad e per mot. prima. BRITISH and NORTE AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAK SHIM by the Admiralty to AN WWII. LIVERPOOL aad LEIF lad between LIFO POOLC.11:8TON, the luse ll* at HALIFAX Is YAM . receive pecerayas sad km Mall. V N TM g, or elhar to all from Liverpool: AFRICA d te ig . Italgerday„NaklL NIAOA ter &RAWL X 0 M g n. Prep team. latioding dewed% tad treareer. bit nnikinn wan or= et wbielt as be award in hard 3—To Haan ad Neara. Twerapere Game; mead alai, lam Owl- T iis o New ark. chief cable. TM" thribire• •egagallesba. eaw~astron. nein. IA sub. Mal larsis. Is, MAI led to isa Mae aeggadideo bale aseemptallea Ow at . " * ' gareber ot mead ;MY pagermage. For .. r .ir glkor lirrallin. wen rJ. LPN* 01. Old Dread : O. Oagird. Helga ; 1 L Leas. Nal= ; = y,Comard. Vw sl ifeil76. Ogna Havre, awl ji, Dealeard dm lall Pals; O. sad J. liss wri lli minasissi. amp, ; et D. sod O. river. Irsierareet. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. IIITIPPR& VICTORIA DOCK T C O OMPANY C °ITN NOTICK that the fol lowing Wan hale. : Tow. Broken. BOSPHORUS ...... 1,419 CALCUTTA .... Penne. and Co. PANTHER LINDA 985 CALCUTTA .... Orameana sad Oa PT. LOUIS... _ _ CANTRRN CITY BOMBAY .... 11=1 Oa CHARMS UN'S . CHALLENGE 1,6•1 HONG-MONO .. MING sail Oa lIIIMIS 207 GoTHENBURO UaGgrea aid On ere Dew tratma outward. in the Victoria Dada Tr Osmond maermike the eoer==trana tie hue te the Eddie at anpo tea. If at gasp obs rib os seullerd Mart the dame ler Imo& therm te : a ll e ell fa par tea Whoa la imaahles at net len thea are bum mah at ealaterth in "WM aZ i gatliPl NW. eall all elms ler wharfage ma Ma. phe a thas the Nile at the ems Nita leatherFiirs maybe obtelmed at the Illeterla Doak-beam Zoo& I bee; sr the 011 lees. at the Ilantrard. al. lippir Strateertnet. 1 I ONDON sad NORTH WESTERN, and CHEM , I sad HOLYHEAD RAILWAY& — nriusTar TICK ISTP.—Oa and attar the lith UMW TICKETS einlibie far WEEKS will be boned hem the audanani- Ilened Illge an the ardor and Hoirtend Railway. enalUee the l a m RAW le_ la of batmen sad the inunereen wafering Ohm fill the Or& %lob Hie woe period Ns also to had to the favourite IRMA", LYTHAM or BLACKPOOL. --- FM. II yeia %, miss Lytham or Biwa puol imitim amd ur — hi 8" big M................ :::: .... : I lit 4 " toi I 4 g 12=6.... ...... 34 SU. SM. am . .. . Illi. By order, Is , looo X. BOMB. Ciaborii Itargier's 06ee, EGA= Swim. Ulm IS& Fatahßabid MM. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Empowered by Special Act et Parliament. 4 FicL. mit S. BRITANNIA MUTIIAL LIFB ABSOCIATION. Ere Powered by her Maimeya Repel Litton Patent CNAlasAN—Mayar weevil ALEX ANDEL Blackheath Park. Every dacrlption of Ilkamtvanoe btrame tranactad. with or without gankipatioa in mita. RETRACTS FROM TABLES. ~......... Rai Amu& ! 4 lat 7 T iara Ire EE _ Rem A i l ' hooka p f . d .... eari l p r ... Weli -- - 4s. d. 42 a. d. Nen ad. Sat a4. 11 9 336 22 0 27 3 1 422123 10 1 9 2 716 • 224 4 6 0 3• 8 613 4 3 27 4 144 0 17 6 2 710 1 4 4 012 6 9 2 8 2 1 0 8 012 0 1. Petheisqtrest. Bank. Lade:: RCOTTIBII PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. 1137. Incorporated by Act of Parliament .‘ lB.llllM i erith whole Profit., for rate of Premium about the mos me le Smother Wk. for teed amount not entlehel to 1 7eltlerriatifb 1111 OVITy forroatine is to the sy.tein of Dlrldou the Pliake. 013 opylostke to the heed dim 14, IL lreet. ."="4 or the Lootion *seek 66. Greoerturrth• JAWltif WATSON. Mow. GEORGE GRANT. Secretary. W grICI n.AL DI GM ZABTIONT.-- Sony and Railway. 06 IttitaAll —Hew, zia til lia/1" sr the et ow paiS ii li: "46g icapitt lie wise eatral.— 11ellear WY^ Webber/. lime" pr THE GOLD REVIVER, le. 6d. per Bartle.— EL PLATING SILVER, le.--Thies entsbliial sal WAIT Pr=dlpinAlear M. Old GUI Fuss. sad Weiser mud ,. as 22, &Mr= 5a11y=14.1.1111% Oshmia : Alia. Z. Limolhorerekb. 13 AAR'S LIFE PILL 8. mess PUls tone an apt and striking Into/ration of the vales of prevention over cure, from the fact that they sore he the spawn ; destroy latent deco.; impart choerfulnee. and that coonciatu feellait of restored kakis and power which leivitakily leads to the actual pommies of health and happiness. Ask foe PARR'S LITZ PIMA Fold by all respectable chemists and medicine readmit to town and crounlzy, In hoses, price 15.101., 2s. hi., and la packets. Ile. each. Proust...l 311.1 suaransesd I. every coostry b the ' vow:meat stamp, which is anted to sack box of the males b:EW LABEL—I. coneequeoce of the greet variety re cosalartalt labels c 4 A. ROWLAND mad SONW CAPPIAIt OIL maw la drenladaLl "MO Num* rambla =lethal a. tragamily to doodad MIR V= sad Os ir. MS grad 0114 * • att "olialiaaasat ark... N l% arresallaa at zr . ■ salarsed dada to. Imotwatt ~mina did* I. amost i kallia lailarsylt=l* MA ousAIII OIL. for lb* roloolloo. tat brilltalestaii bums bad." Halals alma la doom at Yr areprlabwa la tad hat. "A. ROWLAND sad 1111."—Tha Mattrata 011 le sold at 11. Ustasadardaa. Looks. sad W alasida and partamars. tirRIREINAR. Prolsood by Royal Litton .a. room el ma oaeaso. PW wit as raga. 'i ?Mr ear, Me. I. II mam. o — odimile• etas grail. ess=litait. owe d = sowlelety mod mauls el Iment Ilw We ft Ins =la fir, = the els e . 14.4 SW INN OnlW4Wol ilon ei Wily. the lOW trilie el* %ALI, itiCra lb. poWes eld 111•11114 impra IME, 1. ITV void of We sr amok mil of WY am dr Ming lON isot ailr no bin —1 la ma On Lb.. at I t ow bow kw lla. am 112. : . Mum*, tWo in • nines 01 Li nik. ; lob ißeiMrtlW Valois% lanowing, blinbihr."PlittriM sbobs!• sn,l mall la Lemke c 4.1 On., OM ortord..trort : mod On!, r e al= li,t as t a , b 01046 , IlnrkLt.inort, Raubegir; si a.6= . sei. Dull& LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 14. KK=AMA ANATOMICAL =MM. . i g mkt ma MO • lik• Mao tams misk ia. LSOTURIS alma ai ymil seta by Dr. O. 1111T011. al • mow mr• • Mama le sow he ranee/ Marry by Dr. abi am sada *akimbo. Oa Ma& T° FAMILIIB PURNISHINO.—Parties, before V A- 1 2r01.111 *Ached to vett the (*tend.. maw/Sep ta, pow WENT OSORON aed Co , 13, Word- STIM ea Ile sdeetke at wend well ut.vte Ft' KN 1b... b... as low as I. trairraKy chimed for aril al UMW no newest Im~ patient distrlel• ►S alair st NW le PKICOISINSaid. to WWII ANTI! tad AK POILTSPJ to WeEmiculee will Sad this Neer beg market MARK YOUR LINRN.—The Pas supersida Thesent aq. mad tea BMW et =Nelda Mom Mk, cows. mem sr =gifts ammo as to the hk Ils wrilerea. le Ira ibelatlT 61 allm—islika : Imo a ff ; We lres4 affi lignibliW in ... b. ; 1114 .. ith serz ie. eni sV__ l(4 yeaTill_ nue l .: _eritrt tra= 6.4 9. =Not .... ... . I'l* .•—.... p....... a Mink armary to Me the soldra K ORDINOS WATERPROOFS are the best ammo fr IF& ra IA imams. sai an s Ababa nab me ar s tr ui rd : in z rb s . lllo .... r omaßr if h = am baboor soda t 4 sigUe • isel. =rim le al tal•V = ape sar=A L la ar nor to abbe tt • dope ben b ami,ar Ma Ream .. 3 . 1 = ... t „ r am. row al J. O. CORDING. MI. Paso& • itTalei bib SCHWEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER WATER. Ip_order:te meme aelle tra w•let wbiellur be • ow =MI=TV •it •e• Os. is w IMPONWO J. Use at Itehen. at Use Yil Weta i e s. ra er ne rs tar Ili a . 7 Ma t•S i 1 4 87 : : rla.. a rd .. U = OW 'Wag ea amea, J. Om Fr= re • i =15 1 : Vibe se the pub& is I. ' e' re et as= MN & le • Webs trele BARLOWM POTATO STEAMER, $ new farstre. ea airlranty marred. QM WO IMO. ye area ars mini seri le the bar by Oa vorl way. elibl Ore um bra as rra4;loloS4 SOO 61.11111 andl Nara balm ao rarr . the 7 blik n aeskel wirer TA al wale le FIETNIAVID ST 0 ION 1110 1 8111 1 1 PR O; Mat Nerar. part Ork laNd. a s.orw VO , Welafill 016 mit 1 1 ,1 e sod ideal Pr& Orme Or row 1111 I . kiLOW sardr. layer. mall minim NI. Ira lissaks4ayss. ca every ultra : arra ara aware InNaller. DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, at., ihma-laes. Upper Ttalormtrest. war Loadoe-Wid" EZISILIREB.—The PATENT SELF-ADJUST. O OgalLIM Slam haft without eas ems recemmaael be the fie Or ewe sail last cif 0•0111/17 waft et a Inn Yaa amlalaa pew. 'name emsemare leseire ea the pea wt.& ile• amble le Wee ealdael ta teem with eine, ce pal belia4.—.l. EGG sal Oa 40 lent. • TVP TUIt E 13.-47__ Royal Litton; Patent. 120511100111•111 LMR 110721sikze in trerds spaym u lt be Ye ant la Or IL. TY use lia 0. nd. Fra c .. 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(salsify( the VERY LATEST INTELLIOENCE, pries TWOPENCE, or Threesome pert fro, of say Nom Ana t. or Motet hate • It. LLOYD. Sollthunotloool.LooSolL A HINT TO LONDON JOURNAIA WITH A SMALL CtactrLartow.—Pabliab an avt:ele in pr•in of Colin Waleorai, and ab•siog the Belgian press. It will be ',minuet, in large type, in • eralpianeal part of the I Pari. Manikin.; and you will thus obttin all the advaatage of an at wertleeasect g►atia. A model oft newly invented train for the Emperor (piths French wee tried on Monday on the railway line be tween Paris and Tours. It valise' of Ave carriages, even. municating with each other by a gallery. There is a draw leg Tonga and bed room—in feet a c apperbetertf. Another new ctrriege, frr sick people, wee also tried. It ecataies eight beds. A ticket, with the on. of • bed, will esly coot double the ordinary fan. ENGLISH MEDICAL OFFICERS AMONOST THE IFILINON Sim —General R.pinalwe, on his way !I'm the Crimea to Frans*, visited General thsrks at Scutari, to thank him for the service. of the English military medical (sincere at the French fever beariitele. 0 1 Peri n i, commanding the French teens at Coostutioo..le, writes to General Storks as foll , ws:—(Translaton)—ss Conatantion. pie, April 20. Mon 0 1,-1 learn that some of the medical men whom you have been good enough tt place under me, are recalled to England. Ps remit ms to beg your Stadium, to somas to them my gratitude for the are, the seal, I may eves ray the affection which they bare shown in the treatment of our siek. This creel epidemic, whose progress was at test so repid, boa diminished in es extraordinary a meaner that we hope soon to see its termi nation. The somber of the mho r sick having also greatly diminished, a considerable portion of our sanitary sreir are at liberty, and this makes It a deity to retain the English earmiess no longer, but to place them at your Ilue='; dlegral, begging you to be the interpreter of my pee grateful sentiments. As to you, :general, lobe km shown Inch ear rases in male, to our aid, meant the new sentence of my respectful devotion.—The General a id gale, Easiest." 1858. THE IRON GATE. BY SIIRLBY BROOKS. Jot as might have been expected. The cheating begins at once. Bet Ragland bee obtained so mush by this treaty of Paris, that she can milord to be defrauded on the one point to which she had looked for en ultimate re isompense for her pm:salary sacrifices. The Dumb throws open to Brads. Very likely, and the Danubian Steam Na vigation Compaq at Vienne. That Company owns the Danube for a hundred years, it alleges, and wonders what Beal meld have been thinking about when he allowed the free navigation article to pass. However, the engineers despatched to bleat the Iron Oats have been sent back, and the Vered Right of the company stops the way. Ragland may—most likely will—reconcile herself to the nullification of this article. It would ►e highly inemssietent in a nation that worsh'pa vested right, up' dally in a nal wee., to objret to similar veneratliee betas shown by the Might one chugs two words Is Thomas Moore's celebrated fable, in whisk a traveller saw a brisk blue-bottle fly on the altar "Ma& moah of, and worshipped, ea something While a large Itsedwebe balloak, led teeming' halter. Belpre it lay stabbed at the Net of the s►rine. .No weeder," tried Vella, "yea Mare at the sight, Bat we as a swots' of 'Property ' view U— nit fly oe the sitar we tell 'Vaud Bight,' And the bullock 's the People, that's sacrificed to it." But England s►all not submit without a remonstrance from one of the humblest of her sons, who took on the Da nube a yew of eternal hatred against that Danube Co:elegy, sad who hat lost no opportunity of maniferiag his That vow was made, and renewed at every solemnest sod lanavanient opportusity, during the interval from the 29th of September to the nth of Oetober, and while that humble eon was a prisoner is the hands of that Company, perform lag a verse whisk, with proper means, would have bees ass* is kelt t►e time, and which, with ordinary manna— On dale sot speak of each luxuries as thulium and civi lity—might, even in Ito protracted form, have bon rendered lees detestable. And now, when I read that the abominable Company will not have the Iron Gate blasted, and will not allow other vessels than its own re navigate the river, all that deadly bitterness revives which swelled in my heart from Pesth to Galata, and which so boiled over, whin sitting an the wet bank, near Oman, with the Company's servant. in matiay, and nothing fee as to sit and drink, that when as indignant Americo suddenly whispered no that be had got a revolver, and had a darned goof mind to use it, I did not offer one word of objection. That:Conpaay is an impediment to civilisation—worse than the Iron Oats Itself, which is not, as was supposed by some of oar bawling sympathisers," who shouted for Kossuth but will not subscribe a shilling for him, a real give, which Austria locks every night to keep Hangery in snt ectioo, but a imam of rock, lying all over the bed of the river, and making the water too shallow for navigation. I should be glad if the Company and the rack weld be blows away together. " - Dirty , slow, sat for service," is the way that tra 'ellen habitually characterise thine boats which the Danube Company design to realer one hundred years, to the awls sioa of decent 'mesh. I hart a little entry is my Journal which shall set forth one put of the moommodatios. " At nine in the evening several waiters rushed into the cable, and, wit►out say explanation, dived slows before SIN and behold, oar beds were nude i That is to say, the waiters palled out from under the soots that ran round the room metals' . stretehers,' about five fat long s sigma *soh or whials tits, now( a hareshatr •--•• the bed was t There were about fifty people fa the sable, sad there were twenty-mom of these stretchers, se that it was a point of wisdom to take poesessies and keep it. Most of t►e ladies got beds, bet set all, end there was no idea of ere 'ion in their favour oft the part of But dime s Jews, or fluagarians, w►o imposed the chief part of the passengers. People who bad no beds laid down on the dirty floor. Thin was, of souse, no undressing; but is.. removed their coats, madames, and boots, and, fa some eases, their socks ; the ladles, I believe, merely slipped off their shoes, and tied handkerchiefs round their head,. The waiters next proceeded to shut the cabin dcors, and the heat became awful. They were ordered to open the doorr, bet refused point blank, for they had brought a table of their own on the other side, and were there supping, with meth noise and fen, for au hour, so that their pumas inside had no abases of sleep. Finally, however, 113018 of us got the doors op., but • tender and dirty pedlar, with a huge red beard, was afraid of the night air, and as soon as be thought we were asleep, he craftily arms and shut op the place. But he having done:this twice, a very tall officer next to me, and to whom I communicated the fact, menaced him with some awful punishment, and he abstained. Bat still the he►t was intolerable, and the night was wet, so there was no sleeping on deck. A vile headache in the morning —what would one have given for a shower bath P Alas, there was not even the means of a detest waelt—a dark hale with a basin of such water (yet there rolled the Danube below), and each a towel I Felt myself one of the un washed, and quite revolutionary. Two ladies who had secured a private cabin at great cost, were charged three amine fur a basin and water tot three days." - - Will you hays this sort of thing for a linadred years, my countrymen 1 One henbane big boat starting at long In tervals, and eonieguently crowding into one expedition the traffic which ought to be distributed over a dozen. But if we wont rapidly, ens this might be endured, and oleo if we were fed as my dear kind the captain of the Nile steamer from Alexandria to Cairo used to feed ens—four mesh a day, and as many more as you like, sad bottled beer always. "A very bad and dear dinner," is my entry. "at half past twelve. Cookery greasy and careless, and the wine, a poor sort of Vainly, very bad." Neeerthelem, I may incidentally remark, it excited a Hatagerisa officer to knock his tumbler agaiast nine, to say " ad sandem," and to sing, Mandamus Miter Bengal dam mom, Nam dant Maur coalmen. Jam la acts gloriosa& alma eel et hums, with another bard's, also, to the 'Mot that miens nag AMY, which declaration he acted up to by smoklag sass cesu. Bat touching our speed, my entries are ae Bma hone (this was the third day, sad we had passed Belgrade) that we wen getting on. Bat the captain, a huh-need Italian fellow, whose chief occupation was Mr; lag with tome milliners going to Bucharest, declared there was not water enough, so we were tied to a stamp, is • lonely gorge, la 'boniest humiliating m " There we stack all sight. In the morning I had to wash in a Usable*, mid the wetter adroitly stole the handkerchief I had been snag in the light of a towel. We were pot as board a bane, aewly painted, so we stack to her like fl in. Bowing all day, very slowly, and nothing to eat, but dually got some muddy coffee and black bread at Drinken. Then the boatmen struck for wages, and the company having no deficits arrangements, the captaia and officers quaml!ed for an hour, sac then went 'any, they said, to a village to hire other boatmen, but it was surmised that they entered a neighbouring house and sr) )yed themselves. After another hour I went to • guardhouse with an interpreter, and made • vehement protect, on which a clacinialioner (with the largest wart over . „. his eye I ever sew) was best to do something. He turned all our luggage into au ogee barge, throwieg it is higgledy piggledy, and crashieg pcor little bizes of polvistorie under vast trunks, sad than the mutineers submitted, and both barges were manned, sad we pulled on to another village, where we stack again for the night, with no serossioda tios at all. Luckily it did sot rain. Slept on • bon. Shall I ever wines say more t Next day the captain declared that the Iliad mat tro high to start, sad it raised is Or nate, eo we had to stew la the paisted othia--sonte of the ladies Buffered grievously, especially ono pretty young Italian, who frightened her husbuld 7 who frightesed as, , . with apprebtasloas that there alight be a era or daughter of the Danube added to oar party, bat base Lashes— there was no harm i• preying to her smog thaw Nina ' of Rouen interest—wee considerate. Ia the 'Rerun* we got on, naming aground cosamionelly, the rowers Wafts all °bedlam to the tope's ; bat at last we rushed Orson, where we actually got a wash, a dingier, and a bed. Neat monist; wasted in overhauling luggage, end then they put as into the moat hideous earls, with no sprier, but many beetles, and we were jolted away for miles, until we reached Skein Oladova. . This rids was fan for some of as, after the wretched COnflaielest, but it kneeked up ell the poor ladies, and as for the little Italian wile, I dad not dare to auk about her, but was greatly relieved by seeing her enter the steamboat awaiting us at the w►arf. And do you know, my countrymen, why we bad to take this abominable ride out of Austria. Be gun of the Iron Oste, which we bad to circumvent—not being able to go through it—this Iron Oats, which the Austrians will not permit the engineers to blast, and whisk the Company want' to keep for a hundred 'eery. I could say a g god deal about the rest of the journey, sad bow we despaired of reaching Galata; and also hew we were soured that we had lingered so long that the boat for Constantinople would be pee (whisks I did not can about), and also the boat for Odessa (which I cared vtry much about), but these state• meats only showed the want of system, and, luckily, were both false, as we caught both hosts opposite the filthiest of all towns, the one Moldavian port. But I have, perhaps, asEeleptly illustrated the character of the Company that defies t►e European powers, will not be board by treaty or protocol, and wants the Danube foe a hundred years. If you like to leave that glorious river—he has his fault., but even the Thames is not perfect—to such eonsertaton, do. It is no business of mine ; I shall go to the south of Russia spin, and whea the FrenchFrenchhaveavili ed Constantinople I shall go thither by on. of their boats; but it seems to me that the commercial men of England would do well to snake a dreadful clamour in behalf of the free navigation article. The Danube trade, developed, would soon make us forget the money userilloes of the war. You see what kind of people bang the boa Gate in Britannia's few. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPF,N OE. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Lut night Mario made his first I'pp:winos this season. He performed the part of Gentian in Laro►eeea Borgia; Oriel, of courts, permating the heroine. He was warmly welcomed en his entrant's; and several of the well known beauties of his porformanos called forth the usual applause. His voice was sweet and mellow, and be sang with that soft and tender espreiaion which is natural to him, and in which he excels every other tenor stager of the day. He exerted his vocal powers, however, rather less than was his wont; and some of the most impamioned parte, particularly the de►th seine, fell somew►at short of their usual effect. Orisi was in excellent voice, and sang with great energy and power. Ronconi, w►o was to hairs performed the character of the Duke of Ferrara, was us able to appear, and the part was sustained by Ridge,. Dichie, as Orsini, acted and sang exceedingly well; the drinking song wasenc3red. The other parte were east as they were lutetium. EXETER HALL.—The annual performance of the Meeriab, for the benefit of the Royal Society of Muioiaoh takes place on Friday near, the 18th of May. Principal vocalists—Mesdames Clara Novella, Rudersdorff, Weiss, Dolby, and Garcia; MOWS. Swift, Benson, Thomas, and Wiles, Hen Reiatardt and Formes; to which is added an orchestra comprising all the most timiaant instrumentalists, aided by the chorus of the Sacred Harmonic Society, and madueusd by Mr. Omm in MI, upwards of 700 performers. The encelient charity, the funds of which this performarao Is intended to aid, distributed lest year upwards of 2,8211. to distressed musicians and their (smiths'. ACTION AGAINST ADMIRAL D'ARTH FOR ASSAULT. SANDWICH, TOISDLT MOINLIIO. An action which, it will be remembered, was adjourned from the previous court in consequenes of the foreman of the jury turning out to be deaf, was again heard yesterday bet.» Charles Harwood, Esq., judge of the County Court, and a jury of Ivo. It was brought by the plaintiff, a journeyman carpenter, of the name of Henry Marley, residing near Misgbam, against Admiral D'Aeth, the occupier of Hnowlton•cork, near here, and one of the Pastime for the county, for an assault outwitted on the plaintiff by the defendant on the 9th of March last. Un usual interest was manifested in the proceedings, and the old Town•hall was crowded with spectators. The damages were laid at Ave guineas. The plaintiff deposed that on the day in question be was returning from Cbillenden Count'', when he got into con versation with Harriet Sergeant, who was lady's maid at Admiral d'Aistler. She was going in the same direction u himself. He bed kaowa her for three months previously. They were walking quietly alorg the road, the other ser vants being by the aide of them, when Admiral d'Airth suddenly came up behind him, grasped him by the collar of his out, and holding up his walking stick in plaintiff's face, add, " Young man, hold off there ; don't addreu another word to my servant, or speak to her at all." He did no: see the defendant coming. He waved his stick over plaintiff's head within • foot of plaintiff's face. He pulled plaintiff quite round, and bell bits for about a minute. Harriet Sergeant corroborated the plaintiff's testimony to far as speaking to the wor la used by her muter, which were uttered as if he was in a great passion. She wee frightened, and made hut, home, without turning round to see what happened. In eross-examination she admitted bating received notice from Mr,. d'Aeth that she did not allow followers. TM defendant swore dstinctly that be never toaehed the plaintiff. plies D'Aeth and rev' ral other witnesses deposed that they saw say assault committed. In crase-rtautination, however, they admitted that they ware some distance from the admiral and the plaintiff. The jury, after • brief consultation, returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the amount maimed. The must of the verdict was received with rap turous applause, which the officers of the court were unable to !fistula. The feeling of the audience was frequently ex. Whited during the hearing of the cue, notwithetaading the Judge's threat to commit the parties for contempt of court. The bells of the parish church were also rung, as the ad miral leR the town, in opposition to the orders of the incum bent, the Rev. Mr. Gilder, who commanded the ringers to new, whoa the inhabitants themselves took poceses.on of . . the belfry, and beteg urn very extraordinary noise. to the exordia,, made a The little town of Aix-lee-Saine, Savoy (says the Colorise do Lyme), has lost by its own fault the disgraceful utablishmients which made its fortnue—the public gaming houses. From time immemorial it was gaits the fashion is the municipal assemblies of the plan to declaim spinet the play which we. permitted is the town. In that way the profits of the arise were enjoyed as well u the honours due to virtuous indignation ; for the government having always turned a deaf ear to all thus manifestations, the rive people of Ai: firmly believed that the pming-houses were nunnery evil. But this year Count de Csvonr suddenly took at their word the complaints of the troubled consciences of the t nen ; and now, behold. all the dealers and hotel- I keepers, who grew rich on the visitors who each year flocked there, are in despair. Tan JEWs' FREE ScuuoL.—The annul dinner of the Jew.' Free School we. held on Monday evening at the London T , when abort 140 gentlemen were present, sneer •he president.* of 8 r Anthony Rothschild, president of the chanty. Among the guests were the Rev. Dr. Adler, Chief RAM of the Jaws, the Rail Hon. the Lord Minor, Sir Moses Mentellore, Mr. F. H. Goldemid, Professor Hart, RA., Foliage, Wsl.y , M.A , Mr. de Sy monds, dte. D instincts were announced to the extent of 2 4001 , and all the oho/anions made by the sputters bore testimony to the value of this inanition, which oaf re an smallest and gratuitous education on nearly 1,600 children, sad which his minted the highest approbation from the Government Inspector under when supervision it is plead. A portion of the children came to the room, and much pleasure we. enplaned at their health (al and abeerful aspect. [Advertinment.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILL/ W01.1)31/01. Rtreasot eon roe Coos or Seossync Euro- MOIL —Mr. J. Hobbs. of MMus Abbot, stain, Is • Maw to Pro blem Roloyfohibot Siabb. Delebban. woo kr orreral IMINS NUS ellbelleso la bee Ilea Is • mot esolltles. SW we alloadlM be sums; and mid sm. win emommod *at =elm saw awn liming's( bee. Iliewowee, kP lbs owe et Illilesereolmeat awl pft est • Helot attolloo Hit tleeettme t o semi* me bee ben WeHoL—olla by mil us& etr map looesbeui venal at Priam H °bowers alib nehssMal44,llteralc Load" ORA Ejp Molfloo•lsoo, Now York; ZA. MIMI% ONIOIf &Walsh Barr; sad Z. Muir, DISORDERS AT MALTA. (nor ooz own MALTA, MAT 7. On the evening of the 6th, about a quarter past 7 p.m., some 40 moldier, of the Italian Legion passed the police office in Strada Reale singing a patriotic song. Inspector Corners, hearing this, followed the men into Strada St. Lucia, requesting they would case. In an instant he was stabbed in lour placee. He was picked up and conveyed to the police offioe, where he expired a little after 9 o'clock the same evening. The Italians dispersed on seeing him fall, before any of them could be arrested. M. Conon wu a man highly respected by all classes ' and his lolosswill be greatly deplored. He leaves a family to lament his loss. The Maltese populace, became excited on learning his fate, and a crowd sweembled round the police station. They had free admission to see the body, a circumstance which is to be regretted, as it only in creased their excitement. The Maltese have a prejudice against the Italians of Piedmont, beause they believe they have fought against the Pope, and also en account of their liberal feelings. The members of the Legion, since they have been here,have much offended the bigotted and ignorant Maltese, and the feeling against them has been increased by one of them having struck a priest, a thing hitherto unknown here. The sight of the body of Inspector Comore, and the wounds, had a visible effect on the people ; many I observed enter calm enough, but come out grinding their teeth and much excited. Towards the middle of the day, on the 7tb, on some of the Italian Legion being seen, the Maltese began to hiss, whistle, hoot, &o.; this soon led to extremities, and the town be ams a seen, of confusion. Four Italian officers re treated before the attacks of the populace to the Marserauseella gate, the sentry at which refused to let the mob pass, so the officers got down the steps; but the Maltese mounted the button, and pelted them with flag-stones, slates, buckets, and anything they could get hold of. While a party at the Marina attacked them there, they defended themselves as well as they could without attacking the Maltese. Capt. Childs, with a party of Artillery in fatigue dress, came to their relief—for the boats had put off so as to prevent any chance of their escape that way. At length a boat was got to return and take them in, but not until they had been much hurt and wounded. The Artillery then formed and drove the mob away at the point of the bayonet : in fact, they ran away from the English soldiers when they saw they would defend the Italians. The whole town was in the greatest confusion, the rabble rushing frantically from one scene to another. General Sir J. Pennetather has been indefatigable in his exertions, and, owing to the high respect in which he is held by all classes, his directions were implicitly followed. The soldiers and salon, of whom there were very many in the town, behaved in the most exemplary manner—all steady and sober— implicitly following the directions they received, and stopping as far as they could the excitement. Many of the shops were shut up, and the town exhibited a most unusual spectacle. I observed with pleasure the Hoe. Victor Houlton, chief secretary to government, mixing calmly with the mob, and by his quiet and commanding present* and his efforts doing much to quiet the tumult. At about two it became known that the inerce would not be buried till next day ; and, it being evident that the exhibition of the body was aliment leg the excitement of the people, it was at last for bidden. This measure, the admirable disposition of the troops, who were posted in the commanding quarters, the attitude of the party of polioe, and the quiet, calm, but firm bearing, I might say the courteous bearing, of the authorities to the citizens, soon calmed the people down. The Italian Legion are all now in the island which ' forms Fort Manuel, cut off from all communication ; with the inhabitants. Sir John Pennefather has visited and tranquillised them. H.M.S. Hannibal, • 91, with the flag of Sir H. Stewart, has been moved from the peat harbour to a station in the ' quarantine opposite the Fort Manuel, and having the energetic and popular admiral on board, it will do much to prevent any outbreak. At 8 p.m. the town and the people calm and quiet; every arrangement made to instantly suppress any outbreak. Four Italian ofiloers wounded, and a few hard knocks to others, are the casualties of the day, with about a dozen in prison. It is to be regretted that large musts of French soldiers witnessed the scenes in our town this day. MAY 8. Throughout the night and this morning the town has been perfectly quiet. The shops are open, and people have returned to their usual avocations. I refrain from repeating the current reports of the place, which are naturally much exaggerated; but from the firm, quiet, and admirable conduct of the troops who are now guarding the town, the excite ment will calm down. The inspector was carried to Clefts, Vecchia this morning, at 4 a.m., for interment, and now that the body is removed, and with it the great cause of excitement, we may fairly calculate that the tumult is over. It is to be hoped that the Maltese, who are so carefully protected by the mili tary and naval authorities, will appreciate this boon, and learn to treat them better. Some alteration is absolutely called for, as during war and at other times the English and other troops have been treated as though they were intruders, as persons who had no business here, and so far from meeting with kindness and welcome, have found many difficulties thrown in their way. I know one well paid English employB here, whose situation is almost a sinecure, but who hes drawn a large income for many years, who says that it is very wrong of the English government to send recruits here to be drilled, for it does away with the quiet of the place—this man a government servant, living in a government house, and enjoying all sorts of government privileges. This person should be removed, and be released from serving a government he blames; and such an example would have a most beneficial effect on others. The persons of English, Maltese, and all others should have protection from the present arbitrary system of arrer, and an altera tion—great alteration—made in our prisons ; removing Dr. Coiling., who is totally incapable, arid sending some person from England who understands the management of prisons and men. The Italian Legion remains closely guarded in firt Manuel. All is quiet. The boatmen state that they were ordered away by the police, when they retreated from the lialisn officers, who wished to embark to escape to Fort Manuel from the fury of the populace. NAT 9. The town and neighbourhood have recovered from the excitement. The Italians are strictly confined to Fort Manoel, but the Hannibal removed this morning from the position she had taken up commanding the feet, to her old station in the Great Harbour. It is vary hard on the Italians to be shut up as they are, but under the circumstances it is the beet thing that could be done. Four of their officers are mach injured. 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