The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-10 00:00:00

it 4.5 . . •I • I s • --1; 0 16 ...„, ': s 'rzttir.-.` • t V . • . . . . c • , e0 .47 WOPENCE LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, itmtpx 10, 1863. No. 5,173.] [Stamped, id. Adelona) d'ILLOUTTAL, callin g at the Cape of Good Hope Uvv and Madraa.--NIMAII 00111dONICATION between LON DON anti INDIA by the magnificent Best of stossers Nansens le the lASI' IN DIA and LONDON SUITING OOMPANY (Umited). The well.known clipper auxiliary steamohlp I NDIANA, tow, Mahone power, JOHN strrrif, Commander, now loading In the VlctorM (London) Docks, will leave on 1 9 th April, embark tog passenceis at and leaving Gravesend on the Yoth April, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hops and Medias. This mscroMeent ship, bout expressly for the India trade, ham been thoronghl) refitted, hes first-rate accommodation for pagers, and VI 111 Carry an espenenced surgeon, also a ste wnrdsa The average paSlage of the lest eight steamers h. been 71 days to Madras the Calcutta performed the voyage In 69 dye, being the shortest on record.—For freight or postage apply to GROTOLAY and Co., 56, Parliamestotreek SW. the brokers; ALYRLD and Co., 160, Leatisehellotreee. MC. ; or at the onntr..s• of the COMPANY, 9, Iflaelog-lane, London, N.C. ; whom also applications fee appoinleses4 as midshipmen In this service should be made. HICILULD C cLEW, Secretary. last India and Goebel Shipping °company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane. MC. MUTTA Direct (last shipping day March 20), roasnificent new clipper ship CITY OF BOMBAY, A 1 Is years. MI tone register, ROM ADAM, Commander belong ing to Mesas. Comps 8 T his Obagowl . loading in the East India Itocks. This unrivalled real, bat in icing en. mealy for therffroffo, made her pomp oat from the Clyde to Calcutta in 90 days, and offers the best opportunity to amppers of flue to-oda—Apply to OF.LLATLY, RANXIY, and SISWELY 27, lanitY4Moot, YC. BLACK BALL PASSINGIR LINE of CUPFUL PACILITS for AITAILALLt b Loudon direa. /aka Ship. Tamara A. City at Msdraa. SAO 11 Clty of d)daery coo L door dlidor) , Goldas Land .. Ude I s R. Gelded Savpin.. 2,100 -Yiemsassisamal use Sydney lfelbe¢rett quesuslaad ladis I March IS L leWlis l March I L INNS Afril SO This celebrated tine of woken Isla by their Leuteanany ua rapid yensgre armed a world Weal reattation, sad their psie seen woommodetton to unweaned by ray wawa ellosi—Ver rAztleolars respecting freight or purge to Australia spply to BAINESio., Liverpool : all Aents tor the Bell Use and T. sad C X. MACKAY end Co.. g l, Leadenha Black letreet. Leedom. . MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' M l (ol S lrackwall.yard. Leaden) LATE a PACRET SHIPS to AUSTRAII k.—For MELBOURNE. Port Phillip, Dthect, to lean the Dock on Saturday, March M. milling at Plymouth, the splendid clipper ship YOBASHIRE, 1,100 took IL ADOLPHUS REYNIILI, Commander: lying in the Zia India Docb. Her accommodation in all clines of panniers are uneurpassed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—lor freight or pas nge apply to McLEOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. MONEY WIGRAM and 80:18. 7, Loedenhalloweet. Fusee gees by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first elan for secondalan tares, and second class foe Hg, can fens. TO fOLITIBII COLUMBIA NOR Mk NIVIPLY STEAM. 001131IINIOATION to I:K urw YORE Direct —7lre LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, W FRILADELPMIARTIAM-BRIP COMPANY Intend despatch be air full-peered Clyde-baflt nen Screw iltearn-shlps, caning .8 Aagiasimn as elabark esseenders and dsepstrobes, ae follows WM( LY FROM LlVlllPfen FOR NEW YORE_ ETNA. Wednesday, March 11. GLASGOW, Wednesday, Mande 11 CITY OF WAAIIINOTOW. Wadlnsids7, Marsh 75 . bad every enees•Mng Wedaserean Oanni weans la, 17, and El Wages, asseedlng . to the sworn modstlon. Forward peel s. 8 Warn, Indadlng all provisions wind. Passengers for Cnada. the Weed Mateo, and Bralatt Colambb„ booked throng It on very advsaeoun terms—For Mika pertacelan apply to WILLIAM unuir, SI, Weterstrest, Ct Memnon'. or to KIVII4 and KACZY. M. Elan WlLLsrAetrest. ly. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—TWICE a WIRK.—The Netherlands Steamboat Comwje favourite paddleateamer BATIVIER, Capt. W. SMITH, from the British and Foreign Steam-wharf, Wapping, eve? Sunday, at 11 am., and returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning Fares, AI Es., s 3 10s., end 171. Id. return. .C. 3 Ss., a sa, and LI Ca. ed. The In. screweteamer FYINOORD sails trom eff the Tower *very Thursday morning early returning from Rotterdam every Sunday morning. Fares. easel tl 10e. Beth teasels ran In cconexion with the Anent sad fastest 1411101W11 oa th• Rhine.— he through fares refer to the printed monthly time bills. Apply to CRA.PLI ?CS Univereal Moe, W.. or to lIIII.LIFFB, GRAYER, and PRILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lam, KC BURY and MALVERN RAILWAY. bir li tfi i IR RIARII.Ir QIYIN that the mat HAU- T - um ORDINARY. DINRILAL =EYING of the Share- Wilms al the Tewkmaniry earl Menem ltallway Company vri/I Da Bald at the Ceaspany's 0111cee, 16, Parilsment-dreet, Brea , I W., os WIDNINDAY, the nth 4 1 7 of March. ISOS, al 1 drink r the afternoon precisely. The inflater books will he dosed oa the nth March Insient unto atter the meeting. (By masa RICHARD ersrlizza. 87 & 1 . 7 agony's Mon Parilansentelrest, WestrahaerB: Nara 0,1861. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIFE INAFMAMCI COMPANY. - Empowered bi l V oi l Aets el Parliament. Dale-street, ; mil Poultry. London. The Annual Report for past year shows the following re walle—lo which the attention of the public Is requested, as mi aowing the ppecqvpteeeerr and position of the Company. Accumulated Funds Annual Premiums in the Fire Depsaimert.... .8435.00 Annual Preminuts In the We Department.... £134,701 Accumulated Llf. Reserve The liability el ireprielanY mellmlied. SWINTON BO LT, Boorotary to tie Nowsay. JOHN ATIINE, lteabhon4 toosokorr, Leedom CHEAP SILKS. R. 'num and 802 f are now CIakRINO OUT a large pixel ot Zia CRECE and CROBB OV7JI 81118, at ta dd. and S. Aid. par yard. TTaa dr!? ara Toddaanbi! "der vane. _ -. 16 and 14 Ludgatestreet, Modem. LC.. Twr (loan from et. Paars-cdtarckTd. THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CILINOLIYISS. 11/01/1101111 PRIEM =DAL CIIPOL!N2I 'PRIZE IifEDAL to THRESHER and GLENITY, ii lee *my toe sod saparlor 11.111/111L 111111tTS, India resod 'aid Tadla Own Walskosho. Llit ot prices on asploitisa TllBllllllll mad gewol ostation, MI door to llomorootAiouse. Sinad. INDIA OUTFIT S. —TICRICSHER. and GUNNY, sad dace to Scatersat-house, Weed. forward Oa application) Uita et the mammary outfits for every a Mot with prior of each article. N.B. Three Prime l = awarded tor Thrasher's diehmere flannel *Ma. India gauze arldeloatte, and India tweed snit; which can 'sly be procured at lib ellabtkohmeoL-162. Wend. TOUSERS—SpooiaI attention is called to the NEW SPRING GOODS, sad goadlima• who do sot dad • hie pies tor • read pair at harm aim doped am she !ahem that canna be exaelhd, at MOULTON and LIMPTON'S, LUiO - Ilk, 116., Strand (ogpsatta Zrakritall). Ei_OSSIP ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S ILA AIIUSTIMIT for oor 711.1101f118 oixt 001111171IIIMIS. fe not filled, as eommon-pliwe profentomil lama might lore Wed to fill it, with such literary or intelisetaal remarks Miner can be brought round to end in profeadonsl emotion of re emporior merits of Mesas. Moses. Ocaudonany, it is true, and nadbted superiority of that distinguished firm birair " ou through the literary veil ; but II is rather as if their umporkeity um a metier of course, which the somyint took No =elir far granted, that without any elk". on kin part, his most now and then dawn through Ma writing. Landon Review, Jas. 17, 11303. •• The toady will think It a very entertainiag and instructive work, and *mild Utile imsgthe that it partook of the character of an advertisement.'—Court Vl:replay, Jan. 10, ISM. " This brochure lo really what It says, • Holfun.floar's Amnes iacs% '--the author might have added—•and instruction. We &dare we have read every word of It, and that too, to edifies- Mow" —Penny Newsman, Jan. 11, 1063. To be had, gratis, of L MO and BON, 311Mody.made and Bombe Tahoe,,l Habit Makers, Woollen Ns- Hatters, Moslem, Boot and &hoe Malmo and General _ . Inndon Bonne.: City rataullatunent, 166,, 116, 166, 167. SI inoriew ; 88, 84, 88, 86, 87.88, BY. Alttgato. Oxford-street Breech, mom INN, New odonl•street. 1. 2. S. Ilertstreei. Totteoham-enurt-road Branch, 111. Tettenlom-eeart,n?ed . tt. ltestoe-reed. Country Vniablishmenta RaPilield and Bream,. Yortahlre. RUPTURES. — The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING OlfildAN Titan, acting effeenially with out an/ complications, la recommended by the faculty for the UM end renal of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss ban eiScient resiPting power, without lIIIDtCeSS&TY pressure on on part affected. which desirable object U alone obtained la a bur unencumbered with • traps. spiral springs. or pad behind.— Z. 800 and Co., 1, Accadilly. W. .9 UININK —The MEDICAL PROFESSION —The LANCET—Dr. Haman and others recommend itself Wane Wine. as an eseellont and simple stimulant. liwandastared only by ROBILIIT WATUIB, 2, Mania s-lane, Climonnteset, London, B.C. Sold by Grocers, Italian War.- iiIMPINIII=tIien, at an. a down. Agent, IL lassie and Ors, Waroadir. DRICORD'S ESSZNOK of Lill ao Nowa tre‘abeed to the mod shattered ecerdttaticas to Bar meek& Fallon la Impound& Its effects an pereasaset. No otoaattatlon oeeeesary.--eold to 01.86. with full lastrootiona M 11a, or haw pumeltles for Oa. srot_threbets, ca ' nts_ D hookMl reiript reeslttaaee damps - isle seems- ROI , W Co.. eta se ...ed. are,. We/11,440m. TINTIGORATIVE NZIWINE MANCE. The mese leteetertesity prapriel and .111 PINION BMA ave metal ever introduced : reeking to their comsat coeditko di the secretions, on the Integrity al Irtialk plebe& beattlo do. paha It Ss a opselhe tor dpipepla. WOMMINIIIII,4IIIII deinity if al kind. Dr. tse, aaskya el the enstylied mann (10M1- k " Un " , •Mel use at ee ` "" Having wiped the led- I me Mr* II le i deliairilos Ml" writer emenee nalealsted, trees lis esetile aseeratl k hellitahmik Mialand phosphate of oda., Se prove to the reer , e dyspeptic, and the 6thed "—Meeds per bottle. Weer gem...tithe in owe tor Itle. cote apses Memo loses opt+ sad Co_ tto, pitoretedreet, W.C., sod IA letadeehell. link LC., Loudon. r MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, Hadover.equare Roos—TO.MOKEOW EYRNINO (Wei. Korn 11, at 4 4 Mr. CHAELES DICKENS ale READ bb NIGH LAS NICELEST at Mr. NUMMI WHOM, and BOOTS at tbe HOLLY TEES iYN. !tall., centre testa, ; back aeabo, la To be bad at Mesa. add Hairs. IIQ,; at Satin's tlcketbfilee, et. aara'aball; and at PasS Headrerseis Ears. THOMAS HEADLAND, llerretary. THI LONDON PAVILION.—The ILLUMINATIONS. LOIBL mad BOWNIAMMEM, regret that their PRIMISIB 'MU NOT admit M say DISPLAY from the eslattor TOMORROW BVENING bet they he.. much piedmonts annomneing that &meagerne*'. hawaless made fordeoromMtg aad illasainathig the hall In s mamma wabolleal of good oaa, loyalty, sad great relolelag. Si: Americas Bowling AUeys epee &Wm. nie LONDON PAVILION, Tishbeemeetasel ?INEZ PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE J. will be celebrated at the LONDON PAVILION by. MONISM MITIZTAINIUMT, on th e MIMING of TUESDAY , the 11th of Meek. Leh visitor will be presented with A HANDSOM6 8017VENIE, in commemoration of the suspicions rust; sad se ammo or exertion will be meted to characterise the proceeding* with that l i g:l 4 ty dm to the occasion of the nuptials of England's Islam The rejoicirp will be contimed daring the weak MO Went engaged expressly for tide event, when the mimosa twice ex claims "God bless them both." The LONDON PAVILION, Tichbonteetrest. PRINCESS ALEXANDRA. and the PRINCE of WALg9. The Del, CARTIIB by Doloodoons, Pads, as Oomponl on Portraits, Is. dd. deli, sod Wound, Ile. each. Pod boo o receipt of dams. —IIIKIIII sod 322 W, 111, Reseal. deed, London. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALTITTIM, from k ed. AO AD Aden. seek All the sewed peAlena TA Will Awl BARN, lit. ROPOtWeit. lemaos. • CARTES DE VISITE. Everizza e zbliabed. At MECHI and asznrn, 112. London. Catalyses of 15111111111 term application. WiITEBIIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT sed SALMON every day at OBOES= HOTEL 213, 519211W111. The best flab ordinary M London at 5 o'clock, laclod lai etillebatt, sheen, and aU choice fish In swat, jeteta, and cheese, fa. each. Whitebait, salmon, and all Mbar Ish In the cotlewroom from 12 till D. Whitebait teas for ladke, b. each. OLD BOTTLED PORT , 20,000 dozen. Vintages 1820, -ti, -st. 44, -40, -17. 44 . 41. -47 40, .61; now bottling, 100 Pipes 1888 s and 40's Old Bolan. Z. I. Brown Sherry, 17 years In bottle. Witte, 1814, and Latour Margaux and Kant Brion, 18411 i, •51, aB, 458. Sudotraut & Venom, 1447. Cliegnoes, lacqueseon's, and Reederer's Cham pagne. Hooks and Mceelles of 1857. The. Leta of all Wines on application. istablished 1728 °BORG' smn"H, 86, Great Toweratreet, de., London, and Park-row, Greenwich. Very old delicate Pale and Cognac Brandy. Jamaica Rum, age of three generatime. Old like* SooS and high Wbbkey. PURE FRENCH BRANDY. WAZIANTR.D, 30e. PTA GALLON. 425. PER DOZEN EL seeepl. Ma ed. rtell's ta r b o ot ld B tle randy, be ease is imported, WA per des. 0. WALKER and CO., 61, EDOWAII.6.IIOA.D, and 326. Orford-street, Redemtclratu. QTWirENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. COGNAC lIRANDY.—The well-known diftultyerperienced by the public in obtaining this much-esteemed foreign spirit in a c s ao tate Induces Stevens and Soo call attention to the Cognac by their hones, db the high quality of which the meet impllrr a ellince may be placed. S. end Son import none but fine brandies, limiting their selections to the shipments of those Cognac houses whose names and reputation are an ample tee of quality and purity. To invalids and pert's@ requiring for medicinal purposes S. and Son would particularly W ares aewltea Their prices are as follow :—Brandy, superior old cognac, /Gs., %a. ; ditto choice old pole, 170, 301. per Wilms and obits of all kinds delivered tree within five Wise Terms ash.-78, Biborgate•street-within. CHANDELIERS for DINING ROOM sad LIMBS', CisdeLibm, Lamps, sad Ornaments M Bream sad Omaha. Mil, U, Odvd.stmet, W. Irtsbllsbed M. OBLER'S GLASS CHANDELIERS Wall Light' and Idantel-pleee Lustre& for Gas and Qualm. Glass Dinner Services for ltpers•ns, from £7 16a. OW Damen Services for 12 pawns, from ITS. All articles marked to plain adores Ornamental Olaas, Knglials and Foreign, suitable for Pesemle. Ness, Export, and Furnishing Orders promptly assented. LONDON—Show ROOMS, 45, Oxford-street, W. lIIIIMINONAM—Mannfactory and Show Beans, Brosdalsilik Datablished 1607. TTNRIVALLED PRIZE MEDAL LOCK .J STITCH SEWING MACHINES, Maeufactured by the WHEELER and WILSON M'fg. Co.. with all the recent and additions. The perfectios of mechanism =l:7l.leas ts ecessity for every household, economising time, at the same time doing the best and strongest work to any material Instructice gratis to every purchaser. Illustrated prospectus gratis and post free—Offices and Sale kerma, LW, itegest street, W. SPECTACLES, improved' by HARRIS snd SON, wlll most cartainly preserve t.. 0 eight Better amuse{ be made. /heel, with oryatsls or pebbles. 155.: steel. with to 10a. Gold and Silver Spectacles and IyaGleaelli trait Sa variety, at aqoally low prima Harris's Prospect Maim no ad. post tree. TllOB. HARRIS and 8011. to the loyal Nally, opposite the HAIM Minim London. Establlshed Cantloh—No travellers implored. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLX.—The greeted and Noel andel Isietetteet at the day, AQUA MUMMA.— Kamm JOHN GOSNILL sod Co., Thome Klng.court, Lombard sissoti;kortmooto to ler Ws*, nepeettally ease to the poem thts utstwellose Redd , wMth gradually restores the human hale to priethte Itse—uo matter at what age. The Aqua Asteralla W was at Om properties of dew; H. es the contrary. Is beneedal to the mien:. sad whew the hair Is once restored owe per ace* will keep It la perfect colour. Price ens per betas ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS mad LIVKR ?ILIA propound with- Gut Wrwelirial Daredient. tram the ndpe a Dv. Scott, will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from Woos and liver tan plants, isageolion, wind. Rama giddiness, diatneme of the eyes, Be. for habitual coal ammo as a family aperient medicine, and se apariller of the blood, they are truly excellent mild ho their oration and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, Plabib and strengthen the whole nenom mama— Sag W. 8, King Willisma., Charirsperose, sad by mast in e nd L ltd. ands Pd. Be rea p o set ter W. IketPs end Laotian. gonnine are a uare MIS pactega wlh "Wiliam lanibertr engraved on the stamp NOTICE. —The Second Volume of THE LIFE sod TIMM o 31r /ADD GRAHAM wID be READY on MONDAY nut Bw. Ma liaandoss, 041 y. and Co., 06, Brook-skeet, Hanowwwinsro. NNOTICE—The SOUTH AS IT IS ; or Twenty Teen' Experience In the Sonthern States of America, will be BEADY on MONDAY next. ere. lee. ed. Menders. °tier, end Co., If, Brook etre. t, Ibutover.equare. NNOTICE.—WAITING for the VERDICT. New Now by the eetear oc " Asa* gemmed," Nov reedy et every Ileery. eseseee, Oney, mad oe, M. Breekelreet, Haeover-eyeere. THE ROYAL GROUP in ST. GEORGE'S CHLTIL. WINDSOR Ti bidden:, ispilned Y •0400111 apse the tine et the Piano 8010 Copy of " Goa Bless the Prince of Wales." Composed by BIM= Mamma en (post kW). N.B. The Soup with Cbonis ad lib., Ss. lour-put Song far Choirs, Twopence. P 4 a° l l•4 . Losio — a7isiert Cocks sad Co., New Borlingtonotwet (W.), M 'pedal appottment hack Publishers to their Majesties Qom' 7 . sad the lutperor lisipolean 111., add at all ROYAL MARRIAGE NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATED TIMML-On SATURDAY next will be pablidled a DOUBLE NUMB= of the ILLUSTRATED TIMES, containing engraviep of the progress of the MIMI Mei+. mini on the Continent-her era hlrkliioo at Antwerp-salute of the eombined Danish and British 'quadroon be the Bntish feet off the Noce-the arrival and disemberkatios of the Princess at Gravesend -her reception by the Primo of Wideo-presentation of the address from the Mayor and Cceporatien - passage of the Prince and Princess along the Terrace Pier-detentions of the Pier, sad of the town of Crammed-departure of the Royal Pair, and their arrival at the Bricklayers' Arms Station their escort by the Lord Mayor and Corporation of the City of London-their progress through the borough of Southwark their passage across London Bridge, showing the magnineent decorations at the bridge foot-progress of the Primo and Princess through the City-their reception at the Bank, Ex change, and Mansion-house, with the presentation of a bouquet to the Princess Alexandra by the Lady Mayoress-the Royal cortege passing St. NMa and Temple-her- the various decoraLloss along tbe route-the Volunteer • lute le Hyde-park - the Pad dington Railway Melton-arrival of the Prince and Primus. at Eion and Windsor-the Princess*. suite Mapartmenta at Whale" Castle-the Midst proomaiou from the Castle to St. Georges Chapel-numerous views..f the interior of the Chapel, and A SPLENDID ENGRAVINGLAHOZ el the IILAILMAGII Numerous engravings trtti7l7opegiVen of the bridal presents from her liajogy, the 'UM of Denmark, Prince and Princess Chrutian of bennsark, Prisms and Primed Frederick William of Prods, the brothers sad shied of the bride and bridegroom, the antes of London and 010, and the numerous private Wends of the Pride and Prim at the Beduin Nude of the Illestrated Timm dd. ; tree by past tor S OW% 8 2 eriaretrest, Strand, London. DkCIILVERWZLL. M. R. 0.8 .4 LM., L. 8. A. London, has jest published the following New sad Ode Nei Works : No. 1. OURNILVIN. No. I. HEALTH, NOPPININS, sad LONOTTITY. No. i LOVI sal lilaltlAGlL. No. s. Tlii CAbillOON. Me. la oath v brW 4 WI dos op.. suds : u sealed. To be MA ut Naas. lb. or tam the Alaimo. No. I, Groat INNlatorsrpsokeet, W. 1 14.fta Loudon March ID April 10 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asurica's viczaames.) • ITALY. TURIN, Nesce O. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a royal decree authorising the Cavour Company for Canal NavigaMon to contract a loan of one million ster ling, redeemable at pa; in seven years. THE ITALIAN LOAN. TU8127. litascu 9, ETNIIIII6. In te.day's sitting of the Senate a debate took place yon the Bin for the New Loan. Signori Vona, Sotto, Piotoe , and Montanan spoke is favour el the bill, but advocated economy upon tbepart c the governmeet. ARREST OF THE BAVARIAN CONSUL AT ATANNS. ATHENS, Nasal 8. Herr Berm; tie BleViTilat consul, who had been arrested upon the charge of cowspiring against the present government of Orme, Isasremored to day from the hotel d the police to the criminal prison. MOUT 4.ND MONTENEGRO. CONSTANIMOPLE, MAR= IL A new arrangement has been concluded between the Porte and the Prince of Montenegro, by which the Porte abandons altogether the project of erect ing forts upon the military road through Mon tenegro, whilst the Prince engages to maintain pew• A loan concluded with the bankicg-house of Messrs. Oppenheim, ensures the payment of the dividend about to fall due. Greater confidence prevails in financial quarters. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. (nom ova owe coaassroiniurr.) BERLIN, Mance 6. The defeat of the Prussian cabinet on the Polish question does not seem to have exercised much in fluence either on the King or his ministers, who laugh at a nation which seams to dread any more practical form of evincing distrust and aversion towards its government thidi by barren speeches and impotent votes. Herr von Biemark openly boasts of his contempt for the Chamber, and, though so often defeated, lifts his head as high as ever. His explanations relative to the Convention were evidently intended for Europe, although how she can be satisfied with them it is difficult to see • for she has neither the terms of the C onvention nor any assurance that it will not be carried out. All that is known positively on the subject reduces itself to this : That a Convention having reference to the Polish insurrection has been signed by Russia and Prustia; that the Prussian government has refused to dis close the terms of this Convention ; that subse quently to the conclusion of the Convention, the Prussian troops gave the Russian army assistance against the insurgents at four different times, and on three of these occasions bad entered Russian territory for that purpose ; and finally, that large bodies of Prussian soldiers have recently been moved to the frontier, where they are at this moment, notwithstanding the vote of the Chamber loudly condemning both the Convention and its object. The above facts, added to the daily increasing severity and arbitrariness of the police and the troops in Posen, give some colour to a supposition which is becoming pretty general, that the Convention has not been abolished, but on l y suspended, in deference to the general opinion of Europe, and that should the moment arrive when Russia would gladly welcome assistaboe from her oily, Prussia will not hesitate to pour her troops into Poland, and even provoke an insurrec tion in Poen, if such a step should be necessary, in order to give her a pretext for doing so. From Po la nd we hear of nothing but victories on the side of the insurgents. The numerous Poles Who after the disastrous struggle of 1830, dispersed to hide their grief and despair in all parts of the world, are fast flocking back to the scene of their former efforts for liberty and independence. Great numbers of them are constantly crossing the Gali cian frontier, and some days ago a body of nearly 400, comprising many of the youthful nobility of Posen, even succeeded in entering Poland from the side of Prussia at Babin. On the 3rd inst. these met with a large detachment of Russian troops between Slupea and Kazimierz. A desperate battle ensued, which lasted nearly the whole day, and enued in the defeat of the Russians, who retired towards Konin. A few of the wounded Poles were sent back serous the frontier ; what became of the remainder is not known. Langiewicz ' is still occupied in successfully harassing the RM.. I Imien troops near the Galician frontier. On the 3rd of this month he was, with Jezioraneki, at Pieskowa I Skala. On the 4th he proceeded with 4,000 men to Skala, leaving Jezioranski with 500 at Pieskowa Skala, where he was soon after attacked by a large body of Russians from Olkusz. After a desperate hand-to-hand fight in the streets of the town and the castle, which was almost defenceless, the I Poles were literally burnt out of the lace, and took up a strong position on an adjoining hill. Hither the Russians did not attempt to follow them, but, after completing their work of rapine and plunder in the town, retreated to Solos sows. Meanwhile Lingtewicz, finding General Bragation's division occupying a cemetery before Skala, drove them out with great slaughter, the Poles losing 30 and the Russians about 100 men. The latter were completely routed, and fled by Iwanowice and Przestansk to Sloniiiik, where stragglers from the Russian detachment continued to arrive in small !troupe daring the day. The insurrection is spread ing more and more. Insurgents have appeared , near Owruck, in northern Velhyuia, and also in , Podolia. _ - _ Another dreadful act of barbarity has been added to the list of Russian atrocities perpetrated during this insurrection. At Krolowy Most Colonel Nostitz set fire to • but where about twenty un armed persons were sleeping. When these unfor tunates woke at the sound of the falling beams and roaring flames, and rushed out to save themselves, they were met by the soldiery, who were standing round the hut, and pushed them back into the fire with their bayonets. Acts of heroism are not wanting in this national war. In the encounter at Lodz, between 500 Poles and 800 Russians, in wbich 63 of the former were killed, a lady named Piotrowicz, who bad joined the insurgents in mane costume, and performed all the duties of a soldier, was among the dead. She long defended herself against the attacks of the Cossacks with a revolver, and then, seizing a scythe, did much execution on her assailants, but at last fell, pierced with • cannon-ball. The Cossacks then stripped the body ' and pierced it with upwards of a hundred bayonet wounds. I have just received from an authentic source in Posen, some particulars regarding the departure of Polish volunteers from that province. The body which left on the lilt, as above related, heard mass and received communion before proceeding on their hazardous enterprise. They were fully equipped, and routed a party of Prussian soldiers who had been sent after them. The enthusiasm in the province ietremendous, and the chorches are filled daily. (.//k/grig DC VIAITZ, 10 for 10a., by OZAPPIJIa, Photographer and Publisher of celebrity, •, Plesicitgeak take* gaily. Children, by instantanrons pr ickarged according to age. Vignettes and every kind of executed. Areiriba sent oat at the shortest notleir. of it portraits. °aiming of miniatures, te., la the bat Ws of hit.—{Adver limissuat.) rr4l. (mom on owirommsrostriarr.) TURIN, MA2OII 6. It would &ppeeaarr by the medical bulletins which reach us that Garibaldi's health is much the same as it was when the general first returned to Capra"- Is..ifirak, as in February and January, a splinter of 111108 hes come from the wound, and although the discharge has diminished it has not yet cemed. The only difference is that the patient goes out now into the fresh sir in a comfortable invalid's chair sent to him as a present from England. It seems almost certain, however, that the general will not be able to ride oa horseback until the end of the summer, so that were a war to break out now he would not be able to take part in it. Quint di Bevel, a senator, who was for liasy years one of Cavour's opponents, his just been elected by the Senate reporter upon the loan of seven hundred millions. When tinannal questions are under consideration the Senate akacet always avails itself of the long experience of Count di Revel. He is a conservative, but sot of ultra ten dencies, and enjoys the reputation of being amen of integrity. There were emend senators who meant to oppose the Finance Minister on this eocasien ; bus in consequence of the publication of the sweated financial report by the Marquis de flair they have dater:n*Bd net to do so. Thus it is net too mink to say that , Preach diplomacy has suosestied in achieving ' exactly the opposite of what it intended to achieve ; it has assisted a mi nister it wished to discredit and overthrew. I ought, however, to add, that Signor Mingbeiti, the Finance Minister, gave the commission of the ' Senate such very clear explanations that all doubts and all fears were removed. The Senate will pro bably pass the measure at its sitting on Monday next, the 9th inst. It is believed that half the loan will be allotted to public subscription. Baron Rothschild is still in Turin. - Yesterday evening a second public sitting of the Chamber took place. Just as members were leaving—viz., at about eleven o'clock—one of them had a stroke of apoplexy and fell dead. He was a general in the army and commanded a brigade.. He bad principally served in the engineers and on the staff, had obtained a solid reputation, and was one of the most respected officers in the Piedmont's.' service. Scarcely turned of fifty, he appeared to have many years before him, which might have been devoted to Italy, more especially to the in struction and discipline of her army. On Sunday next the Turin meeting in favour of Poland is to take plat*, the chairman, as in the other cities of Italy, being a member of the opposi tion. Signor Brofferio, the well-known barrister, and Signor Rossetti, who disappeared from the political world after the sad events of 1848-9, but who has recently re-appeared, are the chief pro- 1 moters of the meeting. Two classes of soldiers are away on an indefinite congi, but those who remain in service are engag ing all the attention of the Minister of War, who is striving hard to improve their instruction, to give greater development to the training school of the inferior officers, and to increase and improve the garrison and field materiel. The Chamber of Deputies continues to discuss in the most tranquil manner the budget of the ' ministry of public works, and the debates which occur afford the minister of that department, General Menabrea, abundant opportunity of dis playing the vast range of his information. His speech upon the tunnel under Mont Cenia has just been printed separately, people wishing to learn the opinion of such a thoroughly competent man. General Menabrea does not seek to inspire any delusive hopes respecting the rapidity of the un der.aking, but on the other band be strives to dissipate all doubts of its final sooompliahment. SPORTING INTILLIGENCE. TATTERBALLIL-MONDAY. The departure of the afternoon trains for Liverpool caused the member to disperse early, sod betting was carried on in a very desultory manner. The subjoined list of prices requires oo comment, as it comprises the whole of the transsotioes, sad which were to limited amounts only. Closing prior LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 5 to 1 nit Bohemia (t) 5 to 1 Toluruo (t) 6 to 1 Costa (t) 10 to 1 Piero (t) 100 to 8 Bombardier (t) GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. _ 4to 1 apt Lord Coventry's Emblem, aged, Uht 101 b (tne 10Ib. extra) (t) 6to 1 Mr. Justices Jealousy, aged, lb* 10th (t end off) jf 10 to 1 Caplets Christies The Dane, aged, list 61b (t aed otf) 100 to 9 Mr. F. Rowland's Medora, sae& 12st (t) 12 to 1 Mr. J. Aetley's Arbury, aged, llst 21b (t) 15 to 1 Xt. W. Murray's Jerusalem, aged, 11st 711 c (t) 100 to I Mr. W. G. Cranes Master Begot, aged, 10 t 41b (a) 90 to 1 Mr. Brisooe's Yeller Gal, aged, 10et 1111)(t) 20 to 1 Mr. F. Martin's Satellite, aged, lbit Ilb off) 25 to 1 Mr..Tilbary's Orphan, egad, 9st 111b.(1) 36 to 1 Mr. Spences Bardbolt, aged, 9st 111 b (t) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARES. 100 to 0 apt Beane Rothschild's Ores, 4, yes, 7st 41b at freely) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 1000 to 30 apt Mr. Parkes colt by Tatum, oat of Gleecohtv. 3*yra, Get 6lb (t) CHESTER CUP. - . 40 to 1 apt Mr. iiphinston4Dtuakeld, 3 yrs. tist 121 b (t) TWO THOUSAND. 4 to 1 met Count F. de Lagrange 's !Impeder (t) 4to 1 Lord Strathmore's B,ellarcantoter (t) 10 to 1 Lord Durham's Michael Soott (1) 100 to 8 Lord Glasgon's Rapid Rhone (t) DERBY. 6to 1 apt Lord St. Vincent's Lord Clirden (t) 12 to 1 Count F. de Lagrange's flosPodar (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Naylor 's thouival (1) 33 to 1 Mr. Wette's Nataocal Guard (t 40 to 1) 1000 to 20 Mr. H.L. W' 's Melrose (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. H. Hill's Munich (0 26 to 1 Hospodar winning the Two Thousand gad Derbt) 25 to 1 Hospada y r ( winning the Two Thousand and Lord Chtden the Derby (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.— MoImAY. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 4 to 1 apt Bohemia (of) 5 to I Costa (t) 7 to 1 Mountain Maid lily (t) 8 to 1 Tatum° (t and off) 10 to 1 Brilliwt (aff) PRINCE OF WALIM CUP. 3to 1 apt Aae of Clubs (t and off) 6 to 1 Faaspe (t) GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. 5 to 1 apt Emblem (t) Bto 1 Jesloomy (t) 11 to 1 The Dane (t) 11 to 1 /fedora (t) 15 to 1 Arbury (t) 16 to 1 Master Bagot (off) 16 to 1 Satellite (off) 16 to 1 Jerusalem (t) 20 to 1 Avalanche (tend off) 20 to 1 Yeller Gal (t) 30 to 1 Birdbolt (off) TJ to 1 Real Jam (t) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 14 to 1 apt Volt pita (t and off) DERBY. 100 to 15 on the Bald DEEPATCI or TEE BRAZIL AND Muss PLATE MAILIL—The Royal Mall Company's @transship Magdalena, Captain Woolward, sailed from Southampton yester day, at 3 pm., with the monthly ensile for Lisbon, Cape Verdes, Pernambuco, RAM, 4io de Janeiro, Monte Video, lad BOSOM Ares. She took out 63 peenesgers ; and of freight, &glib gold ooin, 173,9101. ; bar silver, 7,700/., for We Mialtor of Finance at Rio ; doubloons, 3Zil. ; English jewellery, 1,1461. ; Preach jewellery, 2,024 f. ; and ► full cargo of Frau* aid English merchandise. _ Importing %a without solour os the lea m yopia the Chimes plating off Inferior brown leaves m In Ur weal kthda. tlaolman'i Tee In noooloured therefore Mean pod alike. Boil la podueta by 2490 riails.—(Adnetlesimatl THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE. CENTRAL BELIEF FUND The weekly meeting of the executive committee of the Central Relief Fund eru held at the Town.loll, Nasehester, yesterday; Bir J. K. Yr. J. W. NACU:IRX, the hon. wrontary, stated that time had bees sass off Wt week 63 bales of clothing, 19 barrels ofproviams, sad 10 hampas of wine. The total zealots had been 15 5701 . 4a 7d. In addition to this 1,0004 had teas received that morales from Dublin, being the tenuity second thousand. Mr. Commienoner FARNALL read the following report : "Manchester, March 9, 1863. "My Lord. and Gentlemen,—l beg foliate= you that on the 28th alt. there was a demean in the number of parsons reoteeiag parochiel relief in twenty...nee anon in the cotton masstacitnneg district., as compered with the num ber me relined is the previous week, of 1,168. This decease of 1,168 ie elphdeed as follows : There is • deans. at Bartonmpon•lrwell of 41, at Blackburn of 41, 'th Bury of 227, at Charlton of 399, at Clitherne of 21, at Gaming of 14, at Glossop of 36, at Leigh of 49, at Meeclesfield of 64, alf Manchester of 867, at Oldham of 882, at Prestwich of 8, at Belford of 76, at Todmordes of 102, at Warring's' of 22, and at Wigan of 44—roakiag a total decree= of 2,174. Bet there is an =wean at Agnes under.tyle. ef 4* at Bolton of W. naz . of 31. at Charley of 49, at Bo FA& of 53, at of 2, at lowenter of 15, at Prise= of 16, at e of 101, at liadillenverth nll7Br ladataksekpor. of 24, nekieir • total Menne at 1,096 ; On Bore is a set deem= ell 1,1811, amid sine the 6th e 1 December lest a toted decrease at KIS has takes pion. Thew were, on Rho '2llth 216018 Immo= reonieng relief in the 27 wage sinned I in the corresp=ftis week in 1861, 48,948 person wen in mitered ; these is re an increase of - 186,270 pen son in the roman of parochial et 3381 par oast. The total weekly oast ci outdoor relief in in 28th ult. was 14,2071. Be. 2d. ; in the corresponding week la 1861 it was 2,7511. 16e. 4d. ; there is, therefor* en =wean 4 11.8554 lls. 10d., er 50t1 per cent. The per cent.= of pauperism mi the population of then vine cm the 26th eh. was 1014; in the corresponding week el 1861 it was 21,. The avenge amount of out-door relief per head per week, both in mossy ad kind, in then unions on the 28th ult. was la. 4N- The amount of money in the hands of the =rarer. of the above unions on the 28th all was *7681. 12a 11d. I beg to inform you that I purpose for meding to the secretary of nab of the relief committees copies of. the table which I have received from the Pren dent of the Ponlaw And, genies the rates of =e a.d s in to agricultural and n.anubicnri districts of sad that I shall then forthwith }creamily confer with then comedian, sad nark= on the spot the mede in whisk able-bodied mss are nag manually set to week is return for the relief afforded to them. —1 have the honour to be, my lords and gentlemen, your most °Wiest servant, H. B. Falui•Lt., Special Corantimioner." . . The following correspondence we. reed respecting • grant of 5,0001. from Victoria, New South Wales, for the pur poses of emigration : " Downing-street, 6th Mara., 1863. " Sir.—l am directed by the Duke of Newcastle to transmit to you, for the »formation of the oommittee of the Manufacturing Districts Relief Fund, • copy of despitelt from the Governor of Victoria, reporting that 5,0001. hes been remitted to the Coinnial Land and Emigration Commierioners, with a view of introducing emiggnraeta from the meaufacturing districts of Lancenhine and .- 1 am, sir, your obedient servant, "C. FORTEBCUE. " J. W. Merlon% Esq." " Governor Sir 11. Berkly to the Duke of Newcastle. " Government-hoses, Melbourne, Dec. 22, 1862. MT Lord Duke,—l have the honour to inviteyourgraces attention to the accompanying memorandum from the Coin missiooms of Trade and Customs of the colony, relative to a remittance of 5,0001., midi by this mail to the Land end Emigration Board , for the purpose of being expended in introducing emigrants from the manufacturing district. of Laseashire and Lanarkshire, where so much distress has been crested by the insufficient supply of cotton. " Tbe inhabitants of Victoria have already remitted • very large contribution to the food for the relief of the distreseed operatives both in England sod Scotland, and I feel confident that your . grace will do all in your power to forward the benevolent intentions of the government in the present teetseee.--1 have, kn., (Signed) " HilfßY EMMA. "His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, kn." " Enclosure A to Despatch a/ 22nd Dee., 1862. "Memorandum for his Excellency the Gerstner. " Department of Trade and Customs, Melbourne, Deesmber,lB62 "The government of Victoria, feeling much sympathy with the widely-prevalent distress is the United Kbedoso consequent upon the recent events in America, and th; want of a sufficient supply of cotton to maintain the various mills in full, or in many instances eves in partial, work, and the failure, or partial failure, of the crops, are deeirous of assisting the emigration to this colony of a number of persons who would otherwise be • burden on the mother country, and may be found desirable colonists. For curry ing out the object in view, 5.0001. has been remitted by this mail to her Majesty's colonial land and emigration commissioners. This government would, however, request that the emigration commissioners may be instructed to place themselves in communication with Mr. J. G. Knight, who has been most actively engaged in the Victorian de partment of the International Exhibition, and has been directed to call at Park-strest, that he may be specially employed in the selection of • suitable elms of pertain for emigration to Victoria. I may state that the sialectioa in chiefly intended to be made from the distremed operatives of Lancashire and Scotland. . . "It is the opinion of this government that this selectioo should be limited to the fallowing alms of persons, viz., married couples. with small families, say of twu children (unless with dolt sons or daughters) and single women of good character, who would be willing to uodertake domestic service on their snivel in Victoria ; as regards the Daniel couples they will be maintained in the government depot as with other government immigrants, and will be expected to accord to the rules thereof, and hire into such service as the immigration agent may be able to provide Withrespect to the single females, the colonists are of course desirous to obtain d om estic servants, or girls adapted for service. It is Dot possible, nor in this case and of the government work, to bind down the agent, proposed to be employed, in every detail as regards the girls to be selected, but it is their desire that every precaution be takes to obtain glrls of good moral character, who may be anxious and wtU so to conduct themselves after their arrival as not to be objects of subsequent reproach to this government in their purpose of benevolence. (Signed) " ROBS= ANDERSON. " Commissloser of Trade and Customs." A letter was read from Mr. J. W. Bird on behalf of the butchers of Toronto (Canada), stating that they had placed in the hands of the Secretary of the Toronto Relief Fund 44 tierces of beef, containing 13,2001 b., consigned to Mean. Palmonston, Allan, and Ca, el Montreal, for traeamission to England. The committee wished it to be disposed of in the following manner: 14 tierces to Blackburn, 10 to Man chester, 10 to Preston, end 10 to Cborley. The following grants were made : Bamber-bridge (6), 2004; Cies, near Bury (4), 201. ; Hurst-grove (6), 404; Hol linwood (3), 501. ; Bureoldswick (6), 751. ; Haslingden and Mastery (4), 1001: Lees, near Oldham (3), 2004 ; Sleek steeds 14), 1501. ; Haselgrove (4). 1204 ; Bolton (4). 1,0004 ; Rochdale (3), 1,500 f. ; Tongs with Alkington (4), 504 ; (6), 1501. ; Leyland (6).1501. ; Edenheld (4), 1501. ; Penwortham (6), 301. ; Bradford (4), 204 ; Stockport. (4). 2,0001. ; Ramsbottom (4), 1004 ; Bollington and Reim" 1501. ; Waltou.le-dale (6), 2001. ; Hisdley (4), 501. ; Bredbnry and Homily (4), 1004 ; W4ea (4), 1,0001. ; Shawforth (3), 1504 ; Mita Hoots (6), ; Royton (3), 1001. ; Shuttleworth (4). 751. ; Heywood (4), 750/. ; Thorn ham (4), 204 ; Tottiogton (4),1004 The following employment and school grants were made : —Whittle-leMooda, 214 ; Blackburn (additional). 401. ((kickstands, 634 ; Manchester District Committee (All Souls), 261. ; St. John's, Mlles Platting, 181. The committee wished it to lie understood that in appor tioning the general yenta this day, they had been greatly influenosd by the fait that a very large quantity of flour and bacon had been recently distributed. MR. COBDFN ON THE RATE-IN-AID BILL.—The clerk of the Rochdale board of guardians has received the following letter from Mr. Cobden, M.P., in answer to a petition from that board, that had been presented respect. mg the Rate-in. Aid Bill :—" London, Feb. 27—Dear Sir,— I cannot hold out the slightest pros pect at present of any I aid being given to your union, either from the consolidated fund or from a national rate. Ito far as I can judge, the' tendency of public opinion, both within and out of the Hotse of Commons, seems to point to a large system of emigration as the ultimate remedy for the present want of employment in Lancashire. Should the stagnation continue for another year, sod should it be found necessary to sustain the population of Lancashire, I feel certain that, if the government interfered at all, it would be for the purpose of removing the unemployed people to a field where their lobos' would Mid productive employrnent. 1 think it proper to rve you this candid expressiou of my opirrion.-1 remain. sir, very truly yours. R. COBDEN." Sours IL ineuxewon Ilueetrw.—During the week ending March 7, the visitors have base u follows :—Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday free days, open from 10 am. to 10 p.m., 6,819 ; on W;chosaday, Thursday, and Friday, students' days (admission to the public 6d.), open from 10 a.m. till 6µm., 1.225 • Meal, fi3Ofit. From the opening of the museum , - - PRINCESS ALEXANDRA (fMER life), the best photo nrsph for the album -P. E. Cllsreuts, pnbitabea end own,- graphic GS. Pleet-streei. 11.—By post far 111 Amapa. Cartes take. daily . 10 for 10a. Children phete= e ylestenteiriess proem. Clam aocontble to eso.-{ MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC:I 110011117. The lint Philharmonic Concert of this, the fifty kg Dewed the eseiety, took plea* at the lla*oeer•equare Roane last night. The following ersa the programme of the perforimeree PAY. L Illakads la 0 minor — Naomi Alla, NW I_oul "Banotes it Owens". Osseate la I 1* Saadort• Yr. J. P. liarsolt Sena. WEL Pampa, " SI le recd' (Yana) .... =.• Omar* to • 'minor (Nachklllage Ms Ogiba) .. PAWS IL , illacmla in A, N. T - _. OwllNTee. Dust, MAIM. Pangs rid MIAs Lomat*. " Al, Mateitor (MathiMadlliabrea) MOM. Aria, . Przepa. . De VII/apt voids" Xs fieramati Overton, (labOaet Aar WAN. Caminclor—lrraitissi ITlosmdmis esaiait, Ifni D. It wM thus be seem that this was a gmnine Milkmais) concert ; such ► consort sa the misty have base ammstonsed to give for half a sortury, with a swear w►ich Las fully justified them in adhering to the plan upon whisk their body wor original!, fanned. Every pion, instrumental and vocal, in the above programme, with we exception, is wall known to that partials of the entosieal robin: whish is h the habit of atnindlas the railharweic sessoorta, and every pima Oa de/ d'aMoro of a great madam lie dee:Mb* or eulogise any of these beautiful things would Indeed be medium" exospt in the owe of glad('', 0.11/bere, per formed for the OEM time is thin einatry. Tlotoomposer boa a Mgt @antipodal riputatim, and um salpectall admired by Mandeimohn, in one of whose blame, sr sently given to the world, very favourable 1011S4a0D made of this ;articular pane, widish certainly pew ewe mesh remantin beauty. addition Jolts intrinsic melt, we have so doubt that the eircumehmoo of the oompaser being a cenntrymaa of the sharmiag Primus, who is now the engroming objets • of pubis Mimed, contributed to its iativelection @dottier a a. met. And, we may add, the introduction of Weba is Jubilee Overture pee the audience an opportunity spas. premiers their feelings of loyal attachment to oar grease Queen. The orchestra, since last season, has not only Mos Orsegtheeed by enlarging the number of stringed instill. • sesta, but has even been improved in quality, though this reaped there was little room far improvement ; aue, their exordia' of the plat sympkovies of Meted and: Beethoven came very sear perfection. Mr. J. F. Barnette( performance of Beselsovea's Concerto was msmi finery and will have the effect of heightening the rsputatice of thigh admirable young pianist. The vocal music was excellent. Spobee doe and mesh • dramatic soma from Pawl was given by Mdlle. Damper with a degree of power and passionate expression which we have saver beard exodled. And the tones of Miss lamellae beautiful contralto voice were heard with gist effectirabe great old air of Pergolesi, which she sang, usersomm.wida the &mod simplicity which belongs to the nook. DRAMA. STRAND. Mr. George Homey made his bow In a Strand audience last night is the little comedy of How to Rake Home Happy. His performance of Mr. Dabchick, as uxorious husband troubled with • jealous wife, wax she motorised by all his dry humour and knowledge of ■cage business. He was rewired with great warmth when be came on, and was loudly applauded at the close of the piece. Mir Pago as the jealous wife—a farcical version of Mos. Oakley--acted with good comedy finish, and the minor pa.-to were amusingly sustained by Mr. Turner sod Min Canon.. Mr. George Hooey's musical acquirements and experience. i• comic opera will doubtless be made servinsable at thin• theatre in the forthcoming &Aar burlesque. RAILWAY COLLISION AT WOLVEMIAMPrOIIt A serious railway collision happened last Sunday morning on the Sbrewebery and Birmingham line, near tee Wolverhampton. A 11.15 am, • Moil train left the Great Western Station is Wolverbsaiptoe for the Modaley aoi Wellington. branch. Through a defect in tbolleed valve tad much water was taken into the boiler at Wolverhampton, and the train was stopped at the Wolverhampton locomo tive works of the Great Western Railway, which are upon. the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Bee, teat this defect migbh be remedied. Care did not seem to have been taken by th► persons in charge of the train to apply the stint% signal, which was close at hand, so that • London g tie* which was then due, might be warned off. In COW.- quence, the goods train came on inapprehensive of danger, sod was bates's 100 sad 150 yarda only from the pere.ger train when the driver of the goods saw the tail of the pamenger tram. Bs abut off steam, re versed the eagles, !MOW his breaks, and did all • in his power to avert. woßisioe ; but in vein. Rappitv the passenger Main, when he came upon it, had begun to wave ; and to ;dig circumstance, added to the promptitude of the goods train driver, is owing the circumstanoe that the collision hoe been unattended with fatal cousequeoces. As it is, a woman/um enstaised a broken thigh, and other of the fourteen pea wingers have been lees serionaly injured. Stagulerly enough the perms iujured were is the carriage the farthest re moved from the point of collision. and the one which. was coupled to the luggagevao, which followed imam Wiat.47.npon. the tender of the er train. This was a steciedelase carriage. Its buffet, were broke* by the emennaionlagainit those of the luggage vas, and then the carriage was „reared to the roof of the van, and the first oempartineet des troyed. In this compartment • man named William Powers, bit wife, and a babe were riding. Powers sus tained only slight in jerhis ; it mishit wife whose thigh is is broken, but the and the was man is uninjured. • Muirrow Dux —The bill, the object ef whisk is be nabs farther provisioe with re spect to burials is sad Wales, has bees tirinted. It provides that ministers shall grant permission foe - burials without service, or permission to misisters not of the church of England to perform service. The officiating minister shall, withi 48 hours after delivery to him or at his abed* of an application, give hie cinema or refund. on demand, and, it be shall commit, shall appoint some convenient boar fee the burial ; but if such persists sionbe withheld, his moose for withholding the mole shall, within one week, be tramositted by the officiating minister to the registrar of the bishop of the diocese is which such burial ironed shall le situated, sod shall be by him trans mitted forthwith,. signed by the registrar of such diocese, to her Majesty's P rincipal Secretary of State for thei Hoene Department. In any case in which permission has bees asked or given under this set, the said minister shalt sot be liable to any censure or penalties, ecclesiastical or civil, for Dot using the service of the church of England. After permission is granted, any peewee or persons distorter/el or in terrupting the burial shall les deemed guilty of a misde meanor. So far as regards any permission to use any burial Barrios other than that of the church of England, this set is sot to extend to the ceeseerated part of any puha* ceme tery containing both ommecrated and ingionsecreted ground. IR&T4L AIVIDENT ON THE NORTH LONDON RAlLWAT.—Yestarday !mooing an inquiry was held at the Black Swan Tavern, High-street, Bow by Mr. Joist Hum phrey, coroner for Middlesex, respecting the death of John Robinson, aged 19 years, who wadi killed between two en. gine. on the North London Railway on Thursday last, under the following circumstances. Thomas Robinson said that deceased was an engine cleaner on the North London Railway. His wages were 14e. per week, and he was on duty seven nights • week, from eight in the erasing until seven in the morning. Thomas Peke, engine cleaner, said that on Thursday, at five io the roaming, demised was cleaning the engine No. 34, at the Bow works. There were engines before and behind. Soon afterwards witness found him lying ou the metals mangled and covered with blood. He was quitedead. William Matthews said that a cleaner named Thomas Walters, on demised's eagles and he moved it after giving the word. Deceased answered "All right." Walters then moved the engine by .steam, in cortnivention of the rules, which order that engines when cleaning shall be moved only by crowbars. The conse quence was deceased wascruahed to death between t wo engine'. After further evidence the coroner maid that deceased lost his life through begligeem and breach of rules. The rate at which the men were paid was inadequate. If the com pany supposed that they could get seven long night: work out of men for 14e. per week without their employrs seeking to shirk their duties, they might find out their mistake by some *ley serious and costly se , ideet The jury returned the following special verdict :—•• That de ceased was killed by being crushed between two engines on the North London * Railway ; and that his death was mimed by the negligence of Thomas Walten, a men in the employ of the company ;" and the foreman said that the jury were of opinion that the rate of remuneration of the eagles cleaners was too low, obliging the meu to work during the day at other employments to support themselves, which rendered them inadequate to the due performance of their duties at night. CRYSTAL PALACI. ONE SWILLING Day. -- 4 MONDAY, ',MICH 9. Measlier* of payment, 1,729 ; ditto ' by season tickets, 868; total. 2.597. THE BRIDERMAID'a WlNE—Plume AND LENIN'S WIDDI , O reams= fee the wawa, leer. Easbknealle orange noisur,ll)rtlei and Lty of the Valley—lkea betake too ease. Ts. or M. rid. each.—; Kw food sir* W.—(Advertiadeosall