The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-14 00:00:00

/ 31 1P ° 1 67 / ."-2 t • er; Ve (1 1111/ . - L 1 6 ficsaudxo . z • • [TWOPENCE No. 5,153.) LONDON, SATITEDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1863. [Stamped, id. Additional.] THE LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLE comp ta, ansainst.semation it tie duy. The POUR AMERICAN WORM'S mom an eves witnessed ht Ws coun try. Grand Welke tem AN" Emilia" EVERY EVENING, sustained by norm vannemeare. Mb. COngliaCe. Mstintwe losebiul. Madams is, and Yr. E. do Brenner. Sti American bowling alleys. THE TICHBORNE STREET. WILL and BONTIRARKER, Proprietors. THE YEINKRIVIT Edited by the Roe. Ilthasee /h/YihrOlt. With litho graph Portrait& Mee Ile • • • Mem:o : Theremiaials. and an AsoltasDass. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CONVOCATION. Now ready, mows Beck Woe fla. • DOEMS, DESCRIPTIVE an d 1,111,14i14 JL Illustrations of the Beauties of Troptcal aosssry, aid Sketchee at Objects of Interest : with notes, blab:Meal end el piesateryiontithe Author of " Nuptials of ilsseeioeb,* : Robert Hardwick, 191, Piccadilly. (azurirs immeausa.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEMBERG, F. 13. Wonchosk bas been retaken by the insurgent& Five thousand insurgents are posted near Slupse, under the command of langMwicz. THE LONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. LUNCHEONS aad DINNW A LA CARTE caa be had with COMFORT sad DESPATOH, _ _ CALLUA,calling at the Cape of Good Hope TT MedraIP.—STIAM COMMUNICATION between LONDON and INDLt by the aesnifkent Seel et Members be to the EAST INDIA and LONDON CHIPPING co l ig i A n gY Limited).—The well-known clipper auxiliary Meats 'km HIDASPES, !,!49 tons, MO-horse power, G. R. FOR 4kR, Commander, now loading in the Victoria (Landau) peas. will leave on the ISth February, embarking gen at and leasing Gravesend on the 20th February, re m C e l l i tetra. calling at the Cope of Good Hope and Madras. This samilikent ship, built expressly for the Indian trade, hes bees thoronghly refitted, has firm-rate accommodation for avers, and will carry an experienced 11117SMOIL also a ete wardar The mask }merge of the last seek steamers baa ken 72 days 3 boon to Madras ; the Hydaspcs performed the voyage in m days, and the last the Calcutta) in fig days, being the shortest on rkort—For freight or passage appty to ORINDLAY lad Co., 16, Parliament-street. S.W. the brokers ; AL/RFD SUITT and Co, 170, LemienholistreM, R C.: or at the OFFICLS of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-hue, London, E.G.;where alao applies boos for appointments as midshipmen should he made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. DM India and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane. I.C. BLACK BALL PARBENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACKETS tot AUSTRALIA Ram London direct. Docks. I To WI Sydney .. ) Mdboarna Melbourne .. QueenaLrad Queensland .. City of Marina. City of ,fl)ctsey Omer clipper, olden South . Uope Beejapore. Sahlanha 2,000 2.000 •_.OOO 2,000 2,500 2,000 Look* Mitch 10 Load= April 10 L lodis Feb. 23 I. bulls Alareb 26 L. India Feb. SIS E. India Mara SI This calebnad line of packets hare, by their punctuality and mild puma.. earned a world known repntatlon, and their pea• meet accommodation Is onettrpmaied by any vesicle &boat —Mw all partionamas anpottliny holed or paniage t o Anetrana spett: Tian BAINES and Co., Liverpool: all Agents toe the Ball Lino: and T. IL mucur and Co., 1, landemball-ativeit, Leaden. LC. PORT PHILLIP Direct (to sail Feb. 25, last day 23rd), the spttodid clipper ship summideux, Al. V ilie tans_ rqdster, HVGIIIIB, Condaander . loading is the East India Dock& This beautiful vessel was built under special survey In IPA and presents a favourable opportnnity 9 to Banter-street st4p flrs of oe goo G da —A to DIVITT 3100/1, or to ILLATLY . ILANILILY, and and 11 &EWELL. Leadenballatreet, SANGHAE Direct, with quick despatch, the splendid Aberdeen-ba t clipper ship BALLARAT, A 1 It years, 713 toss register, littNRY JONES, Commander toad ied In the Ind India Docks. This vessel Is well known In the tide, add les escell.nt cabin accomm — odadost—For freight or . ....... regaii-.0=4) !MUM, INIIIVITr. sad HOUMA - I. OR M wart, or to CIMLILTLY, lIANTZY, sad BZWILLL. BRITISH nod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL AUL enumanirs, vristad by ins ndrinralni l in between uvatrou li and sw YORK. and between V/tft. POOL and poems. with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports le Lad sod Main mai* pods, and Pealwaltere the Hollion thilla m = at Halifax to land and receive passengers and bir • walla. The followigor other Yemen are ap pointed to tail fr om Liverpool, ZI/. g at Cork to receive the . . - • AFRICA. far 111 W YORK, this day, Feb. is. raking passengsro sad goods for News and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the &MAIL British Queen. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Satorday. Feb. 61. AUSTRALASIAN, kw 1111 W YORK, goturdsy, Feb. LS. Pump money, including !steward's and provisions, but without wines or liquors To Holitax a nd Boston, chief cabin, • second cabin, Al& To New York, chief cabin. £26 oscend cabin, gig. Freight to Halifax, Bootee, and New York, AS per too, aad 6 d on isrlang „.7 4pr i taz.i. loord, AA Old kosdotroet, L . and U, Flom de in Bourse, Faris G. and J. Barns, Bucliananotroot, Glasgow ; D. sad C. WIT 11 . or D. and O. Whir, 11, Water *** Liverpool TO MT= COMMA 101 an. WEEKLY STEAM OOMIIUNIOATION to NW TOLL Direct—The uva.root, NLW TORY, sad PICILADELFRIASTLaYAKEI. °DIMITY Wend despatch -Isi ref tell.piorered Clpdoiellt ben kW" Slows-ships, calling at goosnollows So embark yonswesnt sad 4finginkehr, as follows: wuzLy MOM LITEILIOOL 10111 NNW YOWL MT Or RIM YOPC, Welbsekt, Feb. 18. CITY OF Lilllllolll. Wedlisky, Feb. Id. IDLNBUROII, Wedoesisp, Mara 4. And entry winiss=rall= g Colds posume, TT, sad 11 to Ihe etooso irsiseles. Asewsr4 • iploose. saw:molar eselool. leassegere Oneida. lie 1:Tanol Stair. sal MU& Colons, booted lionsgb on very odynaingoons nonwa—rog *Maar pireadmin apply to to nowt v. W&&111r4100114, or to MITZI as" NAM. 11, Zing GRAVIA, and PRELLIPPS dompateh the andonmetioned East-elan iteamen: ler WPIRDIAL, Porthe ITIltOOll4 Thursday morafog salty, Los cribs ?boor e 41. Per BILEXYN. go SCHWALM 001002, or MOW; akar meld, Thanda. fr Hoesolidow at a.m. : Waft at y Pier to emirs om pamagoes at aeon. a. 11 Para : aft. £l. sad lac _ _ . ." — Tbe6ONDOlt, au extra boat. MD, nth testeeL PerOOTNINDLTIO, the LONDON, lab. 16, teem Ilereelyclowt. Pans. Aft, 12 Is, and ler 0011INNAGNN, the IMWELT, about Feb. 16, bon Akborstsu'e Tier. Par triagittr:passage , de., apply akaplla's 17alvanal Olark japaatdyeaa W., or to raII.B, GAMS, sad Bead-baa. THE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY .- . - 00YZANT. __-__ -- - 10171,ANDA-11ALl ra ctrT. iItirIfILECCE IrrOOK. The beset Madera Bellew Oemiesty Is prepared toe reales AMICATIONS fee sem ot MOO ar upwards of the above BRIM bodes $ axed prefereethil Interest of 41 per cent. per mom Wired oteuteeeee from the dere of paymeat.= Msears, elder perseemity or by letter to the J. & Oerraf, Ikerelsay. iii rbbepple Talmo. leirresry, UN& NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE The greatest and ma weed armies of the dq, AQUA heetleW/ M. 'Jolty 008211 ILL sad Co., Three lthspecomt. Lombard filesst,Artuatett to her ltahety, ropeettelly firer to the patois Illsrearrelloes WS, which pregnally retterse the hersea War Is pristine hue—no metier st whet ess. re. Ages Amerells Ise none of the properties at dyes: tl. ashes oestesl7. beeefielel fp the system , sad whoa the hair Y once restored one appllcaltba per month win keep it fa perfect odour. Pelee one ges per battle. A7121E READ of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskies, rod Mustachios are realised by as ete of WI/LAMM Ilietattal OIL This elegant, = panel de in la high ot* for Its ii. "l 7.2yeani rep prassotlat the peels, aullalles. sod tag Wbealea bre. It pureats San bass •I or tees wash bah., dram IS tram met and 1 5 Rigl i = s rt batalltanl lees 0 1 9__Ikandl i rs7. For shidrea II le aupealalla vosiammilik as um., bait at a baaalital heal at Is ail daisies la ads deltas Its retralla awl bat lea. boa as alatalhal favourite le LW. Fels i.OL, h.lts.id., sod to Mr mall. and tat Willa add at la flatteagarkaa sad by ebsetiela art pee- Munt—Aek for Rowlands Mammas 011. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTT( 81L701715 end ient LlT=r ed N ” U& premed whit wit Maresytel Ingred. trete illa ei Dr. Scott, will be tort Invaluable to all who infer trees Mb= end Deer own- PIE* belfgewlen, wind. mem% Seidler., diadem of the OM se. NW habitual couleur% melanin, aperient medicine, awl as apsider of the blood, they ere truly excellent . wild In aelpers*ort and grate fu sir l ew toithew tbe leteneeh &boy mete appetite@pi . end Ow whole sweats a— Ird=W. Lambert, 8, nag Wil/kobg., Charing-aces, and by lout dypb . In bows, Is. awl b. Id. Be sore to at tat Dr.lbeWe wed Uwe HU The wentalan ere a squint DM pelage. whit " When Lawebeet" apart en the Meow ASTHMA, SHORTITIC B Bof BRIATH, BRON cam*, itrusiamA. trim* waled end sued by the ESPICS CIGARETTES (Pectoral Tuntore). The Kolbe, being inspired. penetrates into the think oaths the whole nary ens system, taciStatat expectorates. amyl endele the hostler of tho bot organs of rosylretles.—E. Rae d' Landon by Ameter- Perla Price te. 410. • ben. Mid in .lldss • il rthritk ithYntnite• COUGHE, ASTN.NA„and INCIPIENT CON IRTHITION /Of7D/LTUALLT crran by KEATING'S COUGH LOIJEIGIE StatislAtis eilOW test 50,000 persons ens allg tall Tidier to pulmonary disorders, including consumption, diorama of the chest, and the resptratory ovyans. Prevention is at all times better than cure . be, therefore, prepared daring the wet and ernstry maim. with • airplay of Keating'. Cough to wirkh posses. the virtue of averting so wen aa of coring r= or Cold ; they are 2.aal alike for the young or for the awl ; they soothe bronchial Irritation, and for Improving the yoke, lie Preacher, Materna°, anger, and Actor bees Meg satio•bod them.—Prepared aad sold In hosed, la. Lid., and a y. EN., an. dd., and Its. Ni. each, by THOYAB HEATING, Chemist. Ha., 79, OR Pees Churchyard, London. detail by in I nuttglOir rod Mint Med:Ana Vendors In the world. RD'S PURE FLUID HAGMU D ll i l s irij° . bees, daring twenty-five years, emphatically saws limed by trio medical profemion, end aniverrity Ye puElk, us the Irest remedy for acidity of she headache, gout, sad Indigestion, and se a mail ape. that for d. baste consittuLons,snoire especially fee Metes W dildren. It Is prepared, la a gate of perfect purity a m aulform strength, by DINIFISTOED and Go., 171. Nee geed. qt mum, Lou world. dou; sad sold by al revealable stemma Weeds. the DL RIOORD'S 1188ENOE of LITE sorbroo roaer to dr Ira railord acrodao Ere rodr. ro es Improllia olliro pan lolkwara. :Oda If arm wild tad rolmodoos, zat lorry irMMlr kr Sr, era wholo, rinorpir ruallOssoirr Arldse-aor arria= a" Ca. da. oar toorriolor. THIINVIGORATIVI NRRVINZ Et3SENCI. n• wet scientifically gespansd and most powsrfal netrl ool catillel ever latrodased ; restores to their normal cendltio• NI the sietitioes, on the Integrity of which perfect bsaith de- Mndr. It is • specific for dyspepsia, nervousness, sad &MO d all Mehl De. Hama analyst of the analytical satabory gar tilya et the lancst," slaw .—•• Hawing meheed 1 . 91. Writhe noise siovisce, I am of ephaion that It is a cz= caltalsiod. from Its containing • among other "Mos and Phosphate of soda, to prOVil serviceable to law awr tele the eseeepa c , and the debilid."—Prfoe la per beetle. *tow esamettlee la toe for ifs. thes agents M. artals Mat end rm nto, Oaard-etteet, W.C., and 11$, lesdeatiO• 8111 0.1. C.. ~ 1....... DINNER. read) Rom 2 tat to the Grand Saloom. of i sd. each Serum Spatial disdng.roame I tem tidies and meitlemien. spacious Olt eame,Md wine, soles, and =Mai Saloon. °PI lIIINDAYS•7IOX /OUR TILL NINE SARTRE. Proprietor, 151, YLETT.STRIET. CORNER of CHANCERY-LANE STKVENB and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WINES or superior quality. Ports : Superior old crusted, 465, 435: very choice, hts., S: ditto from the wood, Eh. ; superior. Ms, per dozes. Sherries : Fine, 275., Eh, fors.: high quality, 4b., 495, Vino Pasto_, _4Bs. Amon tilled° sad Manzanilla, aSs.. Eh per dozen. Manah. Lisbon, rich or dry, 35.: auras', 3ta. Champagne, good Eds., 42.., ; ditto choice brands, eau, Mt Oh. Claret, 110 s., 3d.: Rt. Julien, dc., aaa, 435, ads bateau Margaux, de., MU, ns Hocks and Notelet, 30s, 48t., 541. very niperior, ems, tn. Winos of other discriptions equally reseami All geode delivered tree within are miles. Terms, oat-78, habopsgrate streetwithin. PURE FRENCH BRANDY. WAIIKANTILI. 208. PIA GALLON, 4. PIS DOWN, 3a. 6d. asayA• botGA Malted's thee old Brand/. la cam aqsapallidAtla dol. G. WALK= SMNI U. aad Ira garbage's,. Sadma,ada ALLSOPPE4 ALE and GUINNUS'S MUT, max I. BIGGS sad Co.. sole easitactora tot= Beer to tft latatastional Exhibition, Pleezta for Samoa sad Soles lolls Pala Ale and Burton Ala. sad Galled sod 1.30:a Zara /stoat, Importers *1 Wipes sad Spirits, sad Stoma, tact Royal Ittehattga, E.C.—The trade supplied oa liberal tams for ark. BARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, • new A, Invention, so admirably orstaivisd that a tall bM., as well as smaller casks, my be Wand or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most lkopid Saki by no peasibillty one be dislarbal ?Moe I s., IN., 145., to salt 41, V, and 11 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent-peg method. flo ism let beer or soar wise. Pr.oe 4s. ed.. ditto, .Ydroplated. tta —4pply direct to JAMES BAItWW, patentee. 14, ring WilnamMeet, Mansion.honse. bee that his name sad mievis an an every article; all othemar, spurious imitations. Ingssrings gratis. Established 1190. A LLEOED SECOND-HAND SAFES. -ADy 1 - 1. person or lumens baring recently manned from furni ture brokers or deafen in second-band Fire-proof Safes any sorb Safes which were stated to be of Choi..Ws maks, will oblige by communicating with Mews. ROBINSON sad HINE HAYCOCK. So. 12, Charterbosseaquare, solicitors to Marra Chubb and Bon LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SON. II and 4. floopecaTszer. W. BROWN BROTHER& —PATENT CHAIRS sal OOUCBMII, bun& Perallonv !nal% Leaman. Maim tke.-10/4 lissedilly. Waimea bob. TIAVIES% SPERM DANDLES, L. 4d. and A.. IL Id. var : Sas lattidi was. In kl. • transpareni was. Ls. ; mead was and ; Garman was, 10. ad.: bo tanic an; la; paws , Ls. id.: oomposito, It. Id., sad tits but. 100.; anasillokie Psissor's lamp naspanns, ad. dips, Sid.; moulds. Cass Ml, In per pylon ; yellow soap, eM.. 405., Na, sad st pie 111Ibs. ; instal, his. ; old brows Window, Is. P. per past ; memos brown Windsor, In; was. Windsor, Is. .d.: bossy, Is. dd. piper= and almond, I. par bar—tor oak at M. P. DATIIPI sad SONS* oidnotablishod wan. bones, ILK Mintla's-lano, Charingsatoon London. W.O. VALUES al GOLD.—WATHERSTON sad BIOGDII, fee ths Worms/Jan of the Public and their awnerees Petrone, beg to wake the lonowleg entwinement re. Vthe VALIIZ al 001 A feeling presneded that the tate t. tithe talc Vedic and the o be elks protected by the crick cirealetka et en ta b les block Gold Nine divided tote It parts or cansth MUllows Os geld of fit carets One, k Larar..M 8 Si carets .. 111 11 10 worth ..41 6 114 17 eras— S 0 I carats .. 1 8 34 per Mien llamas— 110 egrets .. 1 6 9 IS carets.. 1 1 10 aleale.. 810 1 71 ewe*.. 1 1 U math (UM& hi earths— I 9 Si carets .. 017 8 standard) a 17 106 11 earals.. I 41 I erste .. 016 SI 21 carafe.. 314 4 12 aerate_ I I /4 carats.. 010 n 90 carets.. alO 96 11 carets.. 1 11 1 carets .. 0 7 1 19 carets.. I I 8 10 carets.. 111 el ant... 0 Sdi ltenulecterz Xemistnothreet, Ooenuden. .tme tea& cd Char awl Jewelry ire la ads. C IF= IsteWstneent la anal at 0 In as meth& end en leterdays at sae o'clock. WILLNY and SON are now DISPOSING .11. Ili. OF KO MOHAIR nom. last you's godieros, 'trios Mot must oolonond •noddy saw Moo arrards t. i t Wide et Faun allko. "Ida tboy lan Wooed to IL per —lb Zed 1 tt, Londo•, London, 11. C.. lour dome frost ?sew uchyord. .. ♦ FACT WORTHY OF Nom._ BOnd - R kita rid. - irOOT 4treei I.I IL b Th. 111001.21M1T, HANOViiII..BBQQUAik cm the lat Oetabir, LW The lis. Trowan by blab) WSW W ever. llibibliabsit MIL PROUSERII.--Gentisman who do not mind pay s. Ws fair pries kw n geoi pair of Treaters can depend sponaaatanal sad nett/ran that eaannt be maned, at HAMILTON sad KIKFTOIIII. Ta llo o4 106, Strand (otipodt• Sete Ha). GHQ ON DRESS ; oe, HALF-AN-HOUR'S SIMINT for oar 1/1,122011 sad OONSTITUISTS. " ft is en Mak as — cameoZiiiks• Prellssional homes night have tiled to an It, with such laterary er laisOrataal remarks nose as on he hems% round to mid la _pr ineortien the superior merits of Mestm Ilona nominally, It it tree, the great and undoubted superiority et that disitmgeished eras breaks through the literary veil . but It is rather es SI their superiority was a smatter of course, which the maybe look so thoroughly for ponied, that without gay . Oen se hls part, hY coarktioe must sow and then dawn through bis writlag."— igadoe Itavisw, Jam. 17, link The reedy wUI think It a very entertaining and instructive work, and would little imagine that it psalm& of the &MOW of an advertisement."—Court tirceler, JUL 10, 1013. " This brochure la really what, is says. kialkut flour's Annas ntent'—the author might have added—'aed Instruction.' We declare we have read every word of it, sad that too, to edam. tioo."—Ymny Piewessan, Yea. 11. RM. To be had, gratis, of _ . MOSES and BON . _ _ Beady-made end Beia;OkolaTorTiffiti Yokes, Woollen DM pert, Batters, Boaters, Boot and Shoo Waken. and General Ltdtiers. lawden Bongoes 1* US, ist M. Amil•L osilsidost SOS, SOT , Mk New Cialeniedreet, S, Efariatraik. Tetioahworateead Brawn, ISt 111, Tedamimaesineeasd: SOB tvaiolaread. Closiary Ihilehilabraenia Oholiali end Bradford, Yorkshire. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and EON, will most Niel* prams* the ight. Better cannot be sada. Steel, wtth crystels ar pebbise, 15e., steel, with to les. Gold and Biker Spectacles t ie Eye Glasses = 4. st variety, at equally low prism. s Prospect Gloss, Its. bd. pest tree. Villa Id AlitLi sad SONGpians to the Heys] Panay, opposite the British Yuman Gates, London. Established MO. Caetiona.—Ne travellers 11111 ployed. Pra— By Mr. MK/ILL'S invention, el wn no n sole "goatee (protected 17th July, 1860) •ITIVICIAL TIZTII, to last • lifetime, are made and /Med to • few hems, without pas or extroctloue, so wind nor festeedege req mid detes• imposeible. Comfort guaranteed. ldr. zwvilre which My =plata. his In rewthei, pod tree emu swaps. Cossoi<atlooa free. Terms strictly moderste.-11. arm venoralreet. Dco44laresk mud SO, Sater.Crifil. ilzsgsgbaa. A SWEETHEART for IL—RIIIMEL'S NEW VALENTINE, the "Sweetheart' delightfully scented, sad the Floral Valentine." made from natural flowers per fumed, the prettiest novelties yet produced. Price Is. each, or free b o.n aret for la sterepn-1. 3LYIIE4 96. Btrand, and 24, GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES. National Soot. la Susi by Mr. Sims Reeve. WKDDINO PAISZNT.—Tba HUZLINOTON ALBUM, : post free, lti td. ZOBIZT COCKS and 00.% QUARTIILY LIST of NBW MUSIC, patio sad /mot free. MHZ'S GAZAT SCHOOL for the VIOLIN, ample* $ll ed. DAERIAOR of the PRINCL 90D 142118 . PRI PRINCE o —....—.. WA LIM es Your.= Bong for Choirs. M.; oe I Copies 1w Memos. le postsw OOD Ht. $ ths PNINC2 et WALES. 1w the Mow, b 7 the Composer, Batspixt Inziaas. Ss. London Siebert °oche and Ca, New Berllagtooetrese ; mad a ail Nesiesellses. THE ILLUSTRATED TIMES FEUILLETON for THIS DAY oomptiart:—Lite le Poland, by a resist Traveller—Valealhae's Day : a Peeee—neeleatur Cogger der—Pelmeretoete Barricade—Candour of MU& Polity— • Caked term. Piton of the " Illastrated Oathaelaeatreet, Mist itz 101 1.40417 Noathoro pries Id. rock the Not TOO4, OIIMMING WRONG, COLZNBO RI GHT. N./ ♦b. to Os ltov. Dr. Oonlots Mow FYI. WON* Wrote_ by a LONDON RUIN. lona sod wow, 47, 20011111•1.40,1, Nes rea polek4 es THE USFUL dy, WZATIVIMUIDE for ansses, Oestiesssa Selbs s, Ons dozen copies iset_trse Iss post. am receipt ot ass Ines, stamp. addressed so T. LW/ft sad Oa, 1, Orsimesssit, /INS street. LC. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [FAWNS OF SOLlarollll ASP F DltTHis psFricoLiss U MAURO AT TRW COMM OF TEN maim motsrlsit, COUNT OF BANKRUPTCY. BASINGRALL-ItTISZLI BANKRUPTS. Unmet Room, New Bold-street, Commercial-road Plait, ships steward, to surrender March 3, at 11. HANKY CIJAINDON LOSACL, Coulson-street, Chelsea, banker's clerk, March 3, at 11. inogin lerrium, Harrow Weald, Middlesex, journeyman painter, March 3, at 11. THOMAS BatiSHAW, jun., Asteforomi. Islington, watch ooa pensatiou balance maker, Match 3, at It FIT= Fassiatcs HALL, Carlton-road, Mileend , oilman, March 3, at Ir. GIKAIRKE NADLO, Speenhamland, Berta, veterinary surgeon, March 8, at 12. THOMAS WARD, Newirateatreet, commission sgent,March 2, at I. Gnomon Bonus, Gnat Ilford, Essex, baker, March 3. at E. Hinman' llturinia,City-rd., dining-room keeper,marcha,at 11. Perin SCOTLAND, Stratford, commission agent, March 3, at 11 %Immix. Mown, NkALI , Westbournoplace, Falow4quart, doctor of medicine. March 3, at 11. ADOLPHos CiAinor CANNOT, Haymarket, hotel keeper, March - S. at 11. asul, ftrrisag whfow, George-street, Whilechspll, W= • stl. Oanlarr, Upper King-street, Holborn, inculture • Maher,' Feb. 96, at 1. • NWT FOlxilel Broad-et., Bowan, cab owner, March 6, at IL =IINJ= CCH Liment. City, ship broker , Feb. 26, at 1. 11:c1 1111.1M1, CMirlesatreel, Hackney-road, manager to• brewer, Feb. 16, at L Ann UNDIDUIIII, widow, Old-street, St. Luke, lodging-home keeper, Feb. 24, at 2. Jona Wiluss Blast,.',, Rock-plate, Kingsland, Journeyman plumber, Feb. 26, at 2. WILLIAM !MOP= fißoar, Charing.crom Hospital, medicine dis penser. 1ah.24, at 2. WILLIAM ACHllarini HALL, Upper Tachbrook-street, Pimlico, and Little [night Rider-street, Oily, manufacturer of silk goods, Feb. 211, at 2. 1900111 Air/ARDIS MALLFIR, Bedford-street, Strand, wine room keeper, Feb. 16, at T. Roam Nnl, Hamilton-terace, Bt. John's-wood, law student, March 6, at I. GEOzos SNICIWYCK, Dover-place West, Old Kent-road, coffee house keeper, Feb. 26, at 1. JAW Limon, Wbittleburpitreet. Euston-square, carpenter, Feb. 21 at 1. Joan Oman, City-road, jeweller, Feb. ill, at 1. Joule Wow, South-street, Islington, grocer. Feb. it, at 2. THonin Centime, Culford-road, Copland, clerk to an average adjuster, March 3, at 12. Loon LONDTKIIKI, Lisle-street, Leicester-square, physician, Feb. I* at 2. ALMIMID Snail, Orassat., Grosvenor-sq., painter, Feb. 28, at 1. AMCOR VooT, Carburtonatreet, Maryleboue, clock maker, lab. 28, at IL Jams. Hiram, Norwich, builder, Feb. 23, at 12. PHILIP Darr, Cumberland-terrace, Clerkenwell, Feb. 23, at 1. JONES MUGU HOIMoYD lIIIIIDEAtioN, Berners-street, Oxford street, baker, Feb.2l at IL WILLIAM MOULDING, Deptford, account collector, Peb. 23, at I. WILLIAM KITCHU, Pracelat„ Paddington, oilman, Feb.2B, at 11. Jars CAIITRIL ilayweerfs-pl., 01.1 K ward. Asil or, Feb.2B,at 12. Aaaasam BEacarOari, Homer-terrace, Victorhapark, clerk Wan accountant, Feb. 23, at 1. DAUM Blass, Great College-street, St. Pancras, gas engineer, Feb. teat 11. JOGRPH RAT Lrourris, Plumstead, builder, Feb. 28, at It • OnOmin Uanavou Dorstone, Hereford Mire, farmer. March 6, at 12. Joins Damn Lroi, Birmingham, musician, March 2, at 12. JONI, Bincema, Rugby, Warwicksh., builder, March 2, at 12. WILL Palm. Gloucester, chemist, Yet,. 27 at 11. Joan Hums, Blaenavoo, Pwllddti, and Claroddyrris, Monmouth shire, grocer, Feb. 27, at 11. PAtur Arrionos, Northwich. (Mesh., estate agent, leb.27,at 11. Denim firtuvati, Liverpool, trulterer, March', at 11. ?norm Devise, Guilgleld, Montromerysb.farmer,Feb. 27, at 1. SAMULL BLeiOmpL2 , Northwich, Cheshire, timber broker, Feb. 17, at It THOMAS NATHAITIL FAZE= and WlLLtut HowTON Fannin, BL kenhead and ILiverpoel, hours amts, Feb. 17. at toe. Cram) HURT BANTUS% Liverpool, pablican, Feb. 27, at 11. Wiliam( ()myna, Liverpool, joiner, Feb. TT, at 11. Holiarlo NMAION Humor, Manchester, photographer, Feb. 26, at 11 RicHARD MAUL Blackburn, butcher, Feb. 25, at 11. Ca suss WiLuss COorgi, Manchester, salesman, Feb.2s. at 11. Loma Jonsson, Ovington, Northumberland, Licensed victualler, Feb. 25, at it Jong Um, Birmingham, ironmonger, March 2, at 10. Jong &rawer?, Liverpool, Jolter, March 2 at 1. Joint DC , incia, Liverpool, marts store dealer, Feb. U. at S. TMOMAS WHJJAMS, Liverpool, ironmonger, Feb. 17, a 3. THOMAS PZIPTON. Texteth-park, soar Liverpsok, pane. Veh.ls, M ABIAMAIN DAVID FWOILTAUI, Liverpool, draper, Feb. 26, at 3. 14waur ILMICaIi. Manchus terbeerhouse keeper, March Lai 4. Wilums Tennis, Manchester, beerseller, March 5, at 6t. Saxon Tanya, Manchester, provision dealer, March 0, at 9}. JAmnd MOW& Manchester, salesman, Feb. 28, at 9{. ei•jumultagree Colsterworth,Uncolnsb.,surveyor,Fsb.23,Mll. JOBIDW 111111120 an. Nottingham, grocer, Feb. 23. M it. Wumitat Wummatia, New Leuton, NotUnghamshire, overlooker of raising machines. Feb. MI, at 11. JOINFR CLAM% Nottingham, lace designer, Feb. 25, at 11. ELI LIAM Rochdale, beer retailer, Feb 25, at 11. MALIAN Mau =Ashton- under. Lyne,stonammom,Marek 5,at11. Banos Mantes, Congieton, Cheshire, grocer, Feb. 21, at 12. • CHARLES PLANT. Sandbach, Cheshire, victualler, Feb.2l, at Manning/ Guam. New 81eaford, carrier. Feb. 23, at IL WILIAM limivian. Northampton, farmer. Feb. 28, at IL. Liam Orme, Threadoo, Suffolk, tailor, Feb- 27, at 1. THonai lII3IIMLL VINT, Chichester, fruiterer, March t. at 10e• Rlcecin MAIELNW, Stafford. prison warder, Feb. 27, at 11. lamas Peon, Waltoss-upon-Trent, Derbyshire, carpenter. Mimi 9. at It litimMaXM NWT, Standen, Herta, cattle dealer, March', at IL Thous JULIANN ism?. butcher, Feb. 27 at IL Joan Vomit, ma., PrittlewelL x, and JOffitiVikagr, fax, Southend. fines, cabinet makers, March 4, at 1. Janie Caitlin, Cockermouth, Cumberland, grocer, Feb. 25, at 1. IrmraltD lam, Wrexham, Dinblgholt. publican, Feb. U, at 101. Thous Lams, MaCMILLL, Tarlac,* Devonshire, assistant to a grocer, Feb. th at 12. JOH. MANOR sad Wins' Mum, P 1 sib, millers, Mar. 4, at 11. Rommur Perron, Dewsbury, Yorkshire , rag dealer, Feb. V, at IL Jolla Tantsamt, Hereford. painter, March a, at 10. OlLagler STMOUB, Unheard, Oorawail„jplumber, Feb. 25, at 11. Husain OLLIFIR, St. Cleer, Cornwall, carpenter, Feb. W., at 11. Claim Widaurst, Sussex, schoolmaster, Yeb. MI, at 1. FNMA, MACRO!, Bagley, Shropshire, tailor, March 21, at IL JAMES Zooms Porties, Hampshire, builder, Feb.2B, at IL Fianna MOW, Potties, market gardener, le x 28, at 11. Trolls MULows. Leicester, farm bailiff, March 2, at 10. RowatlP Roseau, Reigate. Surrey, farmer, Feb. 26, at 1. SOIL flormania,P4ourbridoe,Worcesterds.,boilder,Mar.Lat 10. Jong WILKINSoI, Greenhaugh, Northamberimd, poem, Fob. Fs. at IS. Salim Rauh Alfold, Surrey, licensed victualler, Feb. 27, at it LAST itiAILINATIONS. March 13. D. G. Wiliam*, sen., at. Thomarstreet, Borough, ooffeezoom keeper-March 13. C. Hrereton, Harriet, Hertford shire, tallor-March It D. Merry, Hart's-lane, Bethnallgreen, trimming maaufacturer-March 13 J. Hewitt, Campbell-street, Paddington, beershop keeper-March 13. A. W. Child, COltfoll4- street., City, commission wit for ale and beer-March 13. H. East, Old Gravel-lane, Bt. tieorgds-In-the-East, carpenter-March O.A Drake, Chatham, Kent, tailor-March 13. G. Frost, West Ham, Essex, baker-March 13. G. Bristow, Ovington.square, South Kensington, dealer In wines-March 13. R. Johnson, Newmanotreet, Oxfordotreet. saddler-March 13. Z. If W. Bieck, Percy.atreet, Tottenham-court-road, artist painter- March 13. F. T. Mead, Writtle. Esse& farmer-March 13. J. Prime, Lithe chain 11, liar:, farmer-March 13 J. Noble, Greenwich, master Asherman--March 11. J. Wilson, Plunged, Kent, March 11. J. Steward, illokesby, Norfolk, hone dealer-March 11. R. Tucker, Foundlingterrece and Little Jamesotreet, Oray's.inn-roed. coachmaker-March 11. J. J. Prince, Ekanorvosal, Hackney, grocer-March 11. 1. Truman, Edward-street, Bethod.green.road, horse dealer-March 9. B. Goose, Johnoneet, Walworth, port butcher-March 9. J. Cohen, Unlon.street, Southwark, dealer In jewellery-March 9. T. Bur roan, Harleystreet, Consortial-quire, lodging-house keeper- March 9. H. J. Bayley, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-equare, butcher's assistant-March 9. J. Carter. Ornharo.place, Brixton, builder 'Sarah 9. C. Clark, Trinity-terrace, Borough, hosiar's assistant- March 9. J. Childs. lioddeadon Hertfordshire, baker-March 11. W. Swinbrnis, Salishary.place, Walworth, bootmaker-March 23. B. Ceidwell, Birmingham, tellor-March 23. J. Edwards. Bridg. north, Shropshire. butcher-March 24. E. Hicklire. Nottingham, =hater-March 24. J. Miugatroyd, Idle, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer-March 24. G. Canalleld, Cndercliffe, Yorkshire, Banal manufacturer-March 21. A. Freeman, Whittington. Derbyshire, labourer-March 10. J. Staunton, Liverpool, painter -March 11. J. Browne, Llanddulas, Denbighehile, farmer -March & M. Greenfield, Warped Hawed victualler- Feb 27. J. B. Stanley, Liverpool, wine and spirit merchart - March IL C. 0. Bode, Liverpool, merchant-March 9. W. Ropes, Altrlnehare, Cheshire, grocer-Feb. 24. W. B oy le, Holm, Lancashire, merchant's clark-March 12. W. Malley Mencheater, grocer-Mareir 13 T. Smelt, Manchester, .cooler does agent-March 11. J. Bolton, Farness, Lancashire, butcher- March 3. I'. D. Hadaway, North Shields, tan collector-March 0. J. Shill, Colstersorth, Lincolnshire, grocer -Feb. 25. T. Gedge, Great Yarmouth. builder-Feb. 26, R. Holmes, Great Yar mouth, mariner-Feb. 23. T. Evans, Llandouror, Carew. thenshire, farmer-March 0 R. Claire+. sen , Thelnethare. Suffolk, fowl dealer-Feb. 23 J. Wainwright, Chapel-en-1e- Frith, Derbyshire, labourer-March 9. J. (Incliner, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, cabinet maker -March It. J. Mee. (Outpaced, Leicestershire, gardener -March & E. Marsha% Belghlngton, Lincolnahire, wheelwright-March 11. 117. M. Sheen, Lowesmoor, Worcestershire, hay trusser-March 12. W. Williams, Woolhope. Herefordshire, groom-Mareb 11. J. Tomlinson, Over, Cheshire, salt maker-March 11. It. Marlboro., Wimberly. Minster, Donetshire, fanner-Mareh 11. C. Bborey, Mee Mdkm. Doraetahlre, carpenter -Marc& IL I. Newman, Dulverton, Bomersetahlie, butcher-Meech & B. Miehlewrlght. Stoke-upon-Trent, beeneller-march 0 T. Hill, Btoke-upon nog, beeseeller - March 0. W. Warren, Stoke-upon-Trent, Unused vietaa/ler-11 arch 18. C. Lewis, Oellygwer, Glamorgan shim, licensed victualler-March la. W. Powell, Merthyr Tydfil, GlamerTanaldre, victualler-March 0. 8. J. Green Milteneteate 0 ravened, amboulmaater -March it W. Hollis, Leicester, printer -March 19. W. Archer. Jokester, painter-March IL J. R. Leicester, son delshie-Merch 11. 0. Sint*, y= r p e to son o, carpenter - March 12 0. Bane*, Cowfold, Seam:, schoolmaster-Feb. W. C. J. Ittuihmer, Haigh IR. Margaret, Norfolk. termer. BANIEZIIPTCTEB ANNULLID, Feb. 11. 7'noman Turfaxon BLAB" Dream*, Usk farmer. Feb. 10. EDWAaD florloll4lr, Stafford, disi.r. D1143.1.1AT10N0 Or Drnians. Lung Timms 8111ILDUCII, etiataiiipinnes, fobr. sad Wood- Oft4go-otroot, Clarkenwell. timber alrobeat-141 41•Idoed of la., any Thursday, al atanslla e. JAY= um. Langton. Otte L 18141'4144d of 3td.. any Tuesday. at Witham* ■ 'OMR Came, Mtercsetluupteallarailora braloatedat 4444 of fig, way Saturday. Nowoodio epos-11m Walla* Donn (avant* estate), Newcaatle-upon-Tyna, Umber ' Merchant-Ind dividend of la, ed., In 'addition to 11. 64. pro vincial, declared, any•Saftettay,•ali Maker's, Newcaidle-apon- Tyne. DAVID Ouvint, Merthyr Tydffi, provision merchant—dividend of la: W.. Feb. 21, and. say. sublieftnent.day; except Thundsy, at ' Taffildrh. MertillYr 7 7d 2 1. DIVIDENDS, ' Yen. 26. Z. A. ROBE. Chur,h-•treei, Hackney, bootmalcer—Feb. 16, J. Goldman. Neilh, Glamorgattaltire .. _photographic artist— . Feb. M. W. Phillips, lath. vietealter—Fee. W. J. Bede-wick, Becosbay. Yorkshire, fruiters...4th. XI. A .Wilkinann. Bernath Yorltehlre, 'nude seller —lob. 27..7. Nitta, JAP,,,, tkish Yortithire, cabinet nudger—March 6. IL W. Feast and . M_ . Feast, Victorisaroad, ,n export olinien—March 6. M 'Kellar and C. *amnion, Oreshate-.feet;Cfty, irdrelftiffienten—March J. Darwin and F. Frith, Eceleadeld and Sheffield, Yorkshire, iroaloneldeta. FAITNEFEDIPS DISSOLVED . . D. Merton and .1. B. Hodsson...tiottingbani.. QUEIS and D. Cuby, Great St. He City City, merchants—D. Bent ley, J. Standring, J. Lord, and J . E dwards, Thiry, Laneashire, Donfounders, so far as regard. TeOlF. Hints • and E. *)shards, Birmingham, guff manufacturer—W. Gvpett and W. Crankshaw, Manchester, step ssaindasturers—W. • Garrett and W. Hayward. Bristol, carpenters—O. Clapham, L Kirkhan, end C. Fox, Mancheder, stoseinsaons, so far al regards C. Vol — W. Rolland aed G. J. Boothroyd, Manchester, sti ff eners—W. R. Claxton and R. Bell, Llvsrpool, anctlimeiris—C. E. Skinner and J. Cooks, Worcester and Kidderminster; tanners—A. Wthise and B. D. Walker, Nottingham, nrchltects-4. Smith and J. S. Bay mat, legent.street. Mile k.n.i.rosd, mechanical enghteers - W. Walters and W. If. Tucker, Swansea, Glamorganshlre—D. Walker and A. Webster. Huddersfield, woollen manufacturers—W. Sloe. roan and J. [Emmen (Brothers;, Hellion, Cornwall, grocers R. W. MOW and S. J. Wood, Gillingham, Kent, Portland cosiest raiumfacturers—J. Burley and C. Burley, Sheffield, wood turners-1. Smart and W. Yard, Reading, Berkshire, furniture broiers—W. Sprott and T. COllllll, .Birmlughem, brass founders oi l W . B. Wallet, and W. Mackenzie, Minorios, City, skipUm, so farm regards W. D. Wallet—l. Bayley and 'bridge, cotton spinners—F. Kelly and C. W. Roberts, Fatter-Isae..Clty. surgeons—J. Smethurst and V. Cross land, Bolton, Lancealdrs, brass moulders. toccata BEQUESPITATIOSS. JOllirg Moran, Glagerw, buotmaker, Feta le, et the Faculty Hall, Glutton. Ronne? BCOI.OIZ. Tame, tanner, Feb. 20, at the Lenten Tree _ Hotel. kbenleen. _ Haddingtoa, horse dealer, Feb. 23, at the Commercial Hotel, HaddWrtoo. FORZION-OPTICE, Fin. 10.--The Queen has been pleued to approve of Mr. Lewis T. !must as eotwul at Gibraltar for Lke Argentine Itepublie.—Gaulle. Caoterr-orrler, Fes. 13.—Members returned to semi in the present parliament:—William Permed, of St. Ives, is the county of York, for the borough of Devoe port, in the room of Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, 0.0.8., who hes accepted the office of steward or bailiff of bar Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds ; Francis Sharp Powell, Eaq., for the borough of Cambridge, in the room of Andrew Steuart, Eeq., who has accepted the office of steward or bailiff of her Majesty's manor of Hempholme. Gazette. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORE/L—Yesterday the weekly meeting of the board was held at the offices, Elpnocgardens ; Mr. Thwaites in the chair. A re port was received from the Main Drainage Committee. re commending the board to apply to government to introduce a bill daring the session for increasing the borrowing powers of the board to the extent of ow million for main drainage purposes, with a government gua rantee similar to that contained in the Main Drain age Act of 1858. The chairman said that at t the figures were not quite prepared, and that it would be better were the subject adjourned for one week, which wan weed to. Mr. Frederick Doulton, M.P., gave notice of motto,-- "That the eanbankmeet of the 'oath side of the river is a work of argent impedance, and ore which cannot be in definitely postponed ; this board I, therefore, of opinion that it would be preferable at present to const ruct! so muck of the proposed genet as lies between Blackfriars bridge and New (kale,-street, and that the esti mated cost of the remaining portion of the street should be allotted to the southern embankment.' Mr. Newton likewise pee notice of motion, "That the embankment of the south side of the rivers a work of urgent importance, and one which cannot be indefinitely postposed ; and th is board is therefore of opinion that is default°, obrainiog other funds for the purpose, the proposed new street from Bleckfriars.bridge to the Mansion-house, being all improvement wholly within the limit. of the city, ought to be defrayed by moms of an extension of the fourpenny coal dales to such period as may be sufficiest for that purpose." The Chairman suggested that a special meeting for the onesideration of this question be celled, which was approved of. The chief engineer (Mr. J. W. Bs. ealgette) brought up a lon gon projected ra il ways be fore parliament. Wil t the Ludgate ;ratios and Jusetion Railway, Mr.wowed " that the solicitor do prepare a petition abill," which was agreed to. The report was approved of. CHURCH RATIN AT STDENHAN.—Yesterday this parish was thrown into • state of peat excitement in coo. sequence of • poll being taken open the question of a church-rate of twopence in the pound. The vestry meeting was held on Thursday evening, the Rev. C. English, incase. bent, presiding. The proceedings were of the usual cheesier of church-rate meetiogs. The motion for the rate was po. posed by Mr. Churchwarden Adams, and seconded by Mr. *own. Very strong opposition Was exhibited. At the show of hands, the numbers were, for the rate 48, against it 58. A poll was then demanded by the pew-rate party, and apleinted to take place the next day, from eight in the moraine till six in the evening. The pro-rote party kept a-bead all day, and at the close the numbers ware—for the rate, 404 ; against it, 278. Majority for the rate LIS. NORTHERNERS AND SOITTHERNERB.—I know not whether the experience of • single traveller may be of muds avail, but in these days, when so much blind prejudice is suffered to grow in England against the Northern Amen able and in favour of the South, I would fain record the testimony of a woman who having travelled aloes over a large part of Europe and the East, has perhaps more upper- Wellies than most men or wanes of judging of the standard of courtesy of different nations. The result of my aspen ence has bees this. If at say time I needed to find a gentle. man who should aid me in any little difficulty of travel, or show me kindness, with that consideration for a woman, as • woman, which is the true tone of manly courtesy, then I should desire to find • North Arnseican gentleman. And if I wished to find • lady who should join company for any voyage or excursion, sod who should be sure to show un varying good temper, cheerfulness, and literality, then I should wish for a North American lady. Ido not speak of defects, which English travellers often lay at the door of the whole nation. because they meet in Europe Americium of • social rank below soy which attempts to travel and sit at finike-ifider of our own population ; and the ab surdly measure a New York shoemaker by the e of • London banister. I speak of what • mules Task's is as • fellow-traveller to • lady without companice or escort, wealth or rank. They are gimp] the most kind end sour teem of any people. Let Engiia be Awed to run their prejuoes where they like, it behove' at least an Englishwomen, whom they have sever failed In treat with kisdneas, to speak of the ford as she has found it. As to the Souther* Americans, it must be confessed that their chivalry partakes • good deal too much of • quality which doubtless coloured all the supposed romantic manners of the Middle Ages, sod which always must reappear when so ciety is divided between despots and serfs. Ido not think many English ladies and gentlemen could comfortably en dure the suppreseion of all such little phrases as "Thank you," "If you please," and their equivalents, in addresses to nine attendants. One fens inclioed to return to the , exhortation of the nursery at all moments, " It wants • word r I happened once to be dining aloes' at the convent at Ramleb, the Franciscan lay•brother and my Piedmont..e dragoman conversing together meanwhile. The talk ran on the travellers to Palestine, and both of them agreed that the Americans were most aumerous of any, but singularly diverse in character. "Some of them , ' said the monk, "are buoisiseisti pale; bat some others—oh! they ordered me about, and sever said • word of thanks, se if I were their servant." " Worse than that," said the Piedmon- tem Abe3go " I twists marred them as dragoman, and they treated me like a dog. I left them, though they paid me well, for I could not endure it. They came from the Southern States, where they have slaves."—Miss Coble, in Yraser's Maryanne for February. LADY MOROAN AND MR. COEDIT/IN.—She and Mr. Oolburn fell out. She never could believe but that the monarch of Marlborough-merest was growing rich at her ex panes; so, having visited Frame • mooed sad written a mead book about it, she determined to brier him to rea son. While the work was yet in progress, she wrote to Colbarn, who did not immediately answer the letter. She wrote again, but so reply came ; whereupon she opened • correspondent' about terms with Messrs. Saunders sod Otley. Colburn no sooner heard of this, than be remon• seated against it in no very b ecom i ng terms. "I can now only say, ' be wrote to Sir Charles, " that if Lady Morgan does not break off the negotiation, which is simply done I on the plea of misunderstanding, it will be no lees &tn. mental to her literary than to her pecuniary interest. As t o myself, it is • very different feeling, and not moody pe• euniery interest, that makes me urge this matter ; as Irma prove, if nemenary, I have lost considerably by the last two or three weeks." Cmild bibliopolic insolence go beyond this? Hs lost by her ladyship's works ! He threaten to injure her literary repotatioa! Let him do big worst. A bargain was concluded with Messrs. Saunders and Otley, and under their auspices "Preece Revisited " came oat. The day after its appeases mos read with astonishment in all the newspapers an advertisement headed in large letters, o lady Morps of halt re:loe." The hese-born miscreant had the audacity to declare "That in riesequence of the great losseswhU be bed esetained * Lady Morps's former works, Mr. Nauss hed declined this present book e Frame, asiLthet all the sepias of her ladyship's works might be had at half-price." The cruel announcement bad the desired effect. Mews. Saunders and Otley found them selves losers by • good deal more than the thousand pomade which they *deem for the eopyrigit, and lady Morgues popularity as • writer collape4=Blactrood's Atomise , for February. OLIIIWITZ, FEB. 13. The Russian troops, which were driven by the Polish insurgents to take refuge upon Prussian territory, and bad been brought hither, marched at 9 o'clock this morning, fully equipped. The troops were preceded by the Prussian officers of the garrison and a military band. They are to march by Lublinitz to Czenatoohau under the escort of Prrwaian UhLuia. IP7AISS OF ROME. - - The following further paper relative to the affairs of Rome wee puMathed yesterday : Mk. LATARD TO THE SECRETARY TO Tin ADMIRALTY. Foreign-4Mo, Aigust k, 1862. Sir,—l am directed by Hari Russell On tecumt thskyou will acquaint the Lords Commiatioaers of the Admiralty that, is the opildoe of his lordship, Vies-Admind leotht should have orders to accede to any request of the Peps to seed a ship to Civita Vecchia to convey him to Malta—l am, de., Aided/ A. H. LATARD. GARIBALDI ON POLAND. Garibaldi has sent to the Italian journals an address, of which the following is a translation : TO THE PEOPLE Or ENGLAND. Caprera, Feb. 4, 1863. In your meetings—free expressions of liberty, protected by great civil institutions—among your good wishes for the triumph of justice, for the fraternity of all men, my name also was pronounced. lam proud of it, as of the highest honour. The light of liberty makes the English nation powerful and generous. Whilst it is bitterly suffering from the mleary mused by want of labour, it is not discouraged, nor forgets its duties—the duties of humanity; no—you show a glorious example of charity to Bowe in your own country, and aid the slave by your powerful voice and sacral support, and cheer those who redeem him to liberty. Englishmen! the sons of noble Poland, too, require yaw aid and support. They have long been weeded by you ; do Dot let them perish under the knout—under the bar barous lance of the Cossack. They fight for the 'Menge denim of their country and for liberty ; for which you already have fought and have triumphed. Proffer your hand unto them ; you will end an oppression protested against so loot—yon will resuscitate a nations. ------- - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FAIDAT. LINCOLN HANDICAP. 100 to 8 opt Hubert (t) 100 to 6 Squire Percy (t) 20 to 1 Misfortune (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 9to 1 apt Satellite (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 25 to 1 apt Gardmiar G n CHESTER CUP. 33 to 1 apt Ben Webster (t) TWO THOUSAND. 10 to 1 apt Michael (Mott (t) WATERLOO (COURSING) CUP. 14 to 1 apt Mr. Bloakatocta aomination (t) 14 to 1 Mr. StAntie Domination (off) 15 to 6 Mr. Itcondra smalastion (5) 20 to 1 Mr. Ilntadrita acumination to) 25 to 1 Lard Biniun's nomioation (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Gregeou'a atomisation (5) 33 to 1 Mr. Callan'a nomboatios (o ff ) 100 to 3 Mr. Campbell, gam'. serninatica (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Campbell. jun.'s Domination (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Faber-Arusieteatra Doestaatioo(t) 40 to 1 Mr. Randall'. ammination (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Cloudaidalit'a nomination (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Koowtoes Domtaatioo (t) 50 to 1 Mr.lmirtou'e somiaaMoa (5) THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RAM The ansagements for this anneal peat mated ars, - we are happy to kern, prognosis( mast satisfactorily, and Mere is every reason to believe that both Universities will be well represented cm the wisdom. At present the day bas not been axed, bat we understood that it will most pro b lon take place Friday, the 27th of March, over the London mama A great rosy alletstioes have beim made since praMice bait commenced on the Isis and Cam, end, we doubt not., a little more prattles will be neormary in both toms ; bat at present the following gentlemen com prise the crews: _ _ _ 0 X FORD. Bow, IL Shepherd, Bravenoae d. e t Earr.Wadhara College. College. 7. M. Kay, University College. W. Andry. Ballo' College. Stroke, W. M. Hoare, Exeter 3. W. Jacobson. Christ Church. Collage. 4. J. C. Penton, Trinity 0011ISMIII, IL Ileinton, Izatar i. We. College (temporary). A. Morrison, Beillol College. Bow. Cadman. 4. [Weak.. 7. Young. 2. Boolton. F. Monk& Stroke. Chasibuss. 3. liowkahow. 6. Jones. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, 13.—APro 8.. Colubli. to the Prinesetcharlotte. - s;;;KT Euryalua, u super. namerary. hated-Assistant A. R. King, to the Himalaya. Aosiottnt-Surgeon T. W. Orwin, to be additional to the Cumberland. Assistant-Paymasters F. A. Pountoey, to the Indus ; and C. L. Brockman, to be additio n al to : he Cumberland. Clerksit..prury, to the Marlborough, as supernumerary ; W. B. Jentua to lb. Chanticleer ; and F r M. 003rnaDMOY• to be additional to the Cumberland. Engineers J. Knight, to the Cumberland, for ger-wire in the Cochin ; F. Brockton, T. Clark, W. Cantina, and J. F. Hughes, to this Vigilant. WOOLWICH, Fill. 13. His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, accompanied by Major Elphiostone, arrived at the Dockyard at 8 o'clock this morning, and immediately embarked with Commodore Superintendent Sir F. W. E. Nicobar, sod other &Suers, on board the Admiralty steam vessel Vivid, which was previ ouidy in readiness, and steamed down the river to Slumber,- non, where his Royal Highness and party disembarked and proceeded to the government practice range far the purpose of viewing a series of experiments to teat the power of nded gene manufactured by Sir W. Armstrong and Mr. Whit worth, as opposed to targets, teed* of iroo•plates of various thickness, and timber beans*. The experiment, whicliam not yet eosidoded, were tarried out in the preemies of a special ociesmittee of naval and military Milani appointed by the War Department to report as to the relative =mite of various descriptions of rißed ordnance. His Royal High ness having inspected the school of gunnery and other de partments, re-embarked with Major E/phinstoue and Com modore Nicotine as board the Vivid, which returned to Woolwich, !here big Royal Higher, disembarked at live o'clock, and immediately left far his residence at Black heath, attended by Major Slphisenans. PRE:OMER LINOOLIeS Piticuisseriox.—A negro bag been indicted for greed larceny at St. Louis, Missouri. The question was raised as to whether he was a (room= or a slave at the time of the offence. Evidence was elicited that he was born a slave in Mississippi. The judge gave an elaborate derision, declaring the prisoner a free man by virtue of the President's proclamation. BOAILD Or TRALD/L. WHLTIMALL, Faa. IL—The Right Hos. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Causal • int Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affair a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's enesul-geeeral at Algiers, imelosieg a decree issued by the Goveroor-Oseeral of Algeria, lising a new rate of fees to be levied by the ship brokers at that priet.—Garrite. I PIINAL SIRVITUDI.—The following circular has is... tamed by direction of Sir George Grey : " white Jan. 27, 1883.—Sir,—With reference to a cirealar letter ad dressed to the judges. recorders, and chairmen of quarter sessions by Seeretary Sir George ilrey ea the 17th Jum, 1857, lam now directed to acquaint you that beeteneliase have Wes given that the rrgulstious therein asi fee& ea to a rentiedon of a portion of ale mentences of penal eardloils to b e pared under the statute 10 sad 21 Viet.. a. s, Ain sot apply to persons sentenced for a mead or my milime , quest time to that punishment —1 mm, sisr, year sisilises servant, hi. WADDINGIOIII2 . The Ga;:ette of last night furnishes sketches, T ided by the Admiralty, of a wei r o f which the Emperor of China has hem Onset to witebtlek kw the Earopeasi Chinese naval fame. The Upper Rouse met yesterday, especially to diecnis the proposed proceedings respecting Bishop Colenso'e book, nevertheless, only five prelates besides the archbishop, via., the Bishop of Londoo, Bt. David's, Bt. Mara, Lin coln, and Llandaff, were present. The Bishop of Oxford's absence was owing to personal illness. The Archbishop brought forward the address of the Lower House. The Bishop of Losnos, in the course of • long and careful speech, said the gravity of the mission could not be over-estimated. They had to deal justly with the author of the work; they had to maintain Muth. and they had to oonsider the effect of different modes of action. His speech mainly consisted of as exhibition of the difficulty attending any course open to their lordships in consequence of their being liable to be called to act as judges in the can respectiog which the public expected them to stand forward as guides of opinion. He strongly warned his brethren spinet the dangers of proceed* with real without discretion, spoke distrustfully of pram. cations, and recommended reliance on positive unointroi venial teaching on the subject cf the truths assailed. The Bishop of Br. Damn's, atter severely condemning, es the Bishop of Loudon had done, the action of the com mittee of the Lower House in the case of the " Essays sad Reviews," proceeded to eak whether Convocation was a emit of heresy. In the present case the Lower House eaasald this . allefiew shape. Mo tholgle ,fh ueq • Isexpedleot that they should prejudge a cow which might become the subject of Judicial pro. endings. His lordship then moved the following re solution :—" That this holm has taken into its most earnest cossideestion the prayer of the Lower House ; rod eciesideriag that serious doubts are entertained as to the osenpetesscy of Convocation to pronounce a synodical judgment without royal licence, that the author is a bishop of the South African breach of the church, and may become amenable to the jurisdiction of his metropolitan, that he has distinctly— (Praises Axle., part I}-avowed his COlSCioUsiling that his present seelseiestical position will soon become untenable, unless the church shall commit to adapt her formularies to his present opinions, does not think it expedient to direct the appointment of the com mittee prayed for by the Lower House." The Bishop of Louncor esimaded the resolution. The Bishop of Bt. ASANI agreed with the impropriety of appointing a committee to examine the book. There could be no question as to its character. The Bishop of Larcots mid ha did not see hoer their lordahipe could refuse to accede to the request of tie Lower House, expressed as it bad been by se almost canal ' mons vote of that house. The church would look to cor vocation for an opinion on the matter, and he thought the were. the Lower House had takes was a right oleo He sawed as an amendment that his Grace Use President direct the appointment of a eamnsittee es prayed far by the Lower House. The Bishop of LLANDAIT "wooded the amendment. The ABCIIIIIBBOr put the easeeelseat to the meeting, sad declared it carried. The Archbishop of CAITLIN= succored in the deci sion which had bees arrived at, and said it would lave looked rather bsnh not to accede to a request of that kWd. It would also have looked as it the bishops wished to stifle inquiry. After some further business, their lordships adjourned. . . - THE LOWER HOUSE. The Lower House tree engaged in s discussion on foreign chaplains. Coavoostion wag adjourned till the leth of May. THE “ESSAYS AND REFIBITS."-PEOSECUTION OP PROZESSOEIJOWETT. The proceedings against Mr. Joyett have created great interest at Oxford, mid • Rage numbsr of junior members of the universit attended the court yesterday to hear the pre of the prose. ratios which has beam commies,' spirt him: Upos the case out fa h awks before the resew fountains Bernard, ~ AU Soul's Pottinw, WA., of Worcester an of the pronto's of Us, Chancellor's Omit, who appeared for the remondeut. as plied for • posipmemest. W. urged thetthe peers whisk kid been usual agaiast his client, under peculiar *earn. steams, was one of an important character, and that, as he had only received three 41sys' notice, the dike of the ',- might be altered from the 13th to the 20th inst. L e rn=nded the caurt that three days' notice was insuf ficient to get up • case of that importatit and novel cha racter—a owe isdeed so novel that he believed nothiag of the kind bad tenured since the Reformation. Misapplication wee wrested to, and Xr.Pottinger. then pre Doti= that when the awe cameos fa heariogon the2oth, be should enter • protest against the jurisdiction of the court, and should take every possible objection to the citation at to matter and form, sod should call upon the court to exercise its discretion not to item a sew eitatioe, or allow the citation to be amended. Amongst the members of the university present were—The Senior and Junior Proctors, the Rev. the Rector of Lincoln College, author of the article on •• The Tendencies of Reli gions Thought," in the " Essays and Reviews ;•'• the Rev. Kr. Owen. Jesus College; the Rev. Mr. Ream, Jesus Ceilege ; the Rev. L. Gilbertson, Jim Dollop ; Dr. Child, Mr. &MA ROYAL .lIIIINEBIAN AND LONDON VACCINE INSTITUTION. The annual meeting of this institution took place paterday afterooon, at the Freantaaraw' Savers; Mr. Karr is the claw. The report mid the history of the put year showed that the utility of the institution had been great; and at the mine time that, though recopied by many nohle.minded men, it had met been appreciated to an extent ocenmensurate with its manta. The institution had afforded the means of protection from smallpox to 1,388 individuals during the year, and had supplied vaccine ichor for the ' of others in almost every part of the habitable Nume rous letterscontaieing demands for vaccine were then given. The vaccine ichor supplied in the years 1859 and 1810 to the ladle governmeet for Aden woe, it was observed, com pletely succemful. It was remarked upon as singularthat, while at Aden, where the greatest difficulties existed, arising from climate and other MOON, the institution wee micesedul, in other parts of India there bad been a want of sooner—• result which was attributed to secret opposition. It seemed desirable, the report said, for the honour of the institution that the board should be authorised to take each further steps in this matter as might be needful, either is connexicia with the ladle Board or before podia meut. Regret was expressed at the discontinuance of the aid formerly received from the East 1 lid ia Company, and which Sir C. Wood had declined to authorise, notwithstanding pressing applicatires. Allasice was made to the loss which the In sistutioa had experienced in the death of the Marquis of lAaelowne, who, it was said, had unfalteringly, for nearly half a century, extended to it his support and liberal pe cuniary aid. The institatiou bad effected all the good of the past year by means of ma income of 1961. 17s. sd. It wee still in debt to the amount of 1211. 14e. Mkt. The board tendered their thanks to Mr. James Epps, for his liberality in annulling a claim for 451. which he had upsn the institution. In conclusion, a hope was expressed that some liberal minded individual would liquidate the debt, either by gift or by bequest, sad thus enable the lootitutioe to workwitbout the difficulty which the existence of • debt of necessity created. The financial statement showed that the receipts of the lear were 19 .`,/. 17s. 5d., sad the expenditure 186/. I f s. 11d, aving • balance of 91 . fis. 6d. Oit'the motiou of Mr. Thitrurrog, seconded by Mr. Iticsaao Errs, the report wee adepts& Thanks were voted to ths board d irissiers and the medical board for their services sad attendance throughout the part year. A rote of thanks was also gives to Dr. Epps for his services as medical director, and hi was requested to come tines them. Dr. Err, in retortion thanks, mid the institution bad now been at work ever since the year 18(15, and bad con fermi a vast amount of public benefit. It was thought by some that now that the government bad taken up the matter its agency would no longer be required ; but in that view be did cot concur. It was a well known tendency of human nature to tire of old friends ; but that institution would continue its labours as long as possible. He concluded by proposing a resolu tion of condolence with the family of the late Marquis of Lanodowne, on whose services to the institution he passed as eulogium, and omits that a copy of it should be trans mhtsid to the dasemeed's family. This rekdatioa having been adopted, the proceedings ter minted. THZ ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL COMPANY.—The cocomey is now stated to be in • position to efficiently carry oe the service, and for • board of management they meld not have better procaine' ism than Captain Mangles and Xesers. George Frsdk. Yana', John Chapman, SafoL Oursey. awl R. Littledale. DUNIIINCTION or NAVAL PRIZE MONET.—III lint might's week new is gives that the distributim of Um proofs& of the Masse Jahn and their cargoes, captured ea the emend data by her Majesty's ships, for breach of limb& of the Casten river, in ibo year 1857, will com mence as Thanday, the 19th issL, in the pe" bowel' of itiralt de of the of tho Navy. Bonswest-hoess. --4