The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-12 00:00:00

7 1 / ; • 471." A M- , . tar lITT ' / ;-1 e ' •.~ 1 7A( ; -' SiJ ;IT ,BPI r: 73 a ! 1 (1 1 i 1 ::o• I\ illij xi i 10 f i t r 1 , RT en. 4%44. • 'I F. v: n : i' e/ , . . ' LONDON, THITIOJDO MARCH LS, 1,51. Na 5,175.] [Stamped, ld. Additiali4,] TWOPFNCB etALIODTTA, Gelling ee the of Good H_ove N„, and Madrsa.—ETßADl ODICKITNICETION between LON DON sad INDIA by the asenliont Net of elnewars bakeitagle *suer INDIA sad lONDU 1611111110 The well-known clipper undliezy sleawohiIND I ANA Icel. Whores power, JOlllt 001M/11•21611f, now In the Victoria (London) Doelsh wtR lame= Mk AV% poseur= at awl leaving Omer= wa the Nib AMU, Arl Calcutta, calbrig at the Cape of Good Hope and Kuban mr eseggiticent =weedy tar Ow India trade, Ire bean thorough!) refitted, has flraterete scoommodation for pss engem and will carry anexperisneed serge= also • stewar The average peewee of the lag eight skewers has been 71 days to ; the Calcutta perigee= ths voyage in 60 dam cg the shortest ea rezerd—Der bell= or peassgs apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 61i, Parthusantetteet, 8.W., the brokers : ALVILED BRETT and Co., LW Lanteralellatzest, LC.: or at the OITICILi of the COMPANY, A Ylaeladlane, London, E C.. where also application far appehiftwia as nlidahipmen In this sent= should be ZIM/LiD C WM. lemtm. Sidi India and Laudon Sidaglai Canary (Ltralied), 9, llinoing-lans, LO. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. The ANNUAL GLICILEAL NIENTING of thla Institution tarn be held M the London Tenn, idahopossteetzeet, on TUESDAY next. the 17th indent, et Two edocatpreeleelT. The alight Hon. Lord LOVAINL ILP., P.C., In the Chair. IICEARD LEWIS, esinetery. lohnetrest, Adelgekrexelt U 11/1. DRAMA. PEINCE6BII. TEIXGRAMO ENTILUGENCII (*pitta's ;mamma TEE POLISH INSURRECTION. IMPORTANT pßocl.Agerriorr. NATIOAAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The follow i leg are the arrangements which have been resole by the War-offiee for the dirtribution of new rifles to the competitors for the Queen's Prise at the next Wimbledon Mating of this assosialee lst. That sew rides ASO be baled to the competitors for the Queen's Prise, to evasage t ridee held by them as members of the corps to which theyl i xdoe po t 22d. T ha t upon the hese of the sew eras to o ter*, the rinse preaotudy held by NMta shall be delivered Into the stores of tisk respertiye i = 4" l That the rides thus returned shall be Mama IS stew by the eflows, and held asellable slew t 9 was that may heap werriaable, abaeseesst of per ent. of new arms now allowed is schnaps fet old sass, or far Mot ware deny newbmbittb~MMalta testa 4th. That asemiatheg *Seers of esepe shalt famed a re i port Se the War-odhe that the sans base so beta returned tato store, and a catillcate that they shall be kept deem 'sad not hare the anaoary, at be and for my ether par , ppm seal regains" fee the above sendoes, loth. Thai * distribution of, and arnagentente comasted with the new ride; be carried eat by the Hanna Ebb Associates ; sad further, that the sesecialtes shell fensead a report to to the War-allies, Pal arU, giving the amnia of the wawa competitors to when Mee ere anted, sad the corps to latish they Wets. Sib. That aU awe Mee seppited by the War Dapallaset bit tbe abet. mused service stall bear a distinctive mark ea the barrel, se that they may be at may time idsetldsd NAVAL AND MILITARY. —e--- Maiten IL.—PusgoglOgre Ain AP. Poingxners.►pleas T. R. l i Wbe one of the esp. ban of Greenwich Hospital, ries Uardet, deceased. Oommiedere Dunlop, C. 8., to receive the good ferries penekin venni by tbe death of Oeptais 11'Cleverty. Q.B. Haeler G. A. F. Day, to the Pembroke, for comet gated Thorne cirmeetised version of Aurora Flotel--the sewed of JIM Braddon'a pope/as aovele—wes produced et Mao home lest night with every Riga el sacoms. The adapter is Mr. C. S. •gentlemen ofkiterary aide sad ocsamions, who les appeared more than cam or twice before u • writer for the Wage. He has followed the outline el the novel pretty eke*, though be he discarded several minor characters, and he has succeeded in protasis; the titaracteristio colouring of the chief non; and in wo g his story very clearly. His play is to four dart sots, sod he has marked the ,divisiese with • pod deal of judgment. The incidents of the plot sad the joys sad sor rows of the characters ate sot bunted more than is alma Maly nearer? as the slap: sad the dialogue—a few blemishes excepted—is well written hod put together. A hale too much we is made of the ugly Christian suns of the heroine, and the homely tills of "John." when Mr. John Mullah is addressed, occurs • see of dams too often; but these sre fault, which can sadly be remedial The pay, after we get over the first act--and bow rarely does • Bret ad arida any strong hold of an awnless!—is intensities, sad quite up to the literary level of the novel The story has this resemblance to " lady Andley's fisers4," that it is based upon bigamy, but the heroine is ter esatimental were earthy, and bee no taste for murder. LONDON PAVILION. The WEDDING IiVOICINGS will be eanthated daring the week with talent messed sweetly tar this event, when the universal Tokio wisher " God bier them both." - _ . ORAOOW, X LIBOR 10, Ermine. Preparations, fora bottle are being made on both sides. ..."Staf.eargeon A. Murray, to the Impregnable. Ai. Mat Paymaster H. P. Awn a, to the Birk Pima. nos G. & Goddard, to the Cornwallis ; amd N. 0 . , Gordon, Ai to the Aristent linglasere J. CWmod, J. Partible. J. A. Gomm. and P. densioa, to the ludas, ea enporenaterarlen The followiag pattern= bare ban seenieraed to wed owlewhipe :—lleeirs. W. E. Aidertry. W. IL Anion, D. LB. liwarkrewa, J. N. Hurtj.t. J./fies, 0. O. P. Enable, B. B. Rollatas, 0. award, W. M. West, J. C. P. Widest, end J. W. B. Reeve. The LONDON PAVILION, Tl7rbonse-itiest. NATIONAL ASSZMBLY ROOMS, High Holbora.—DOTAL Idall/LIACIL-7a oo.is mobs of the uotavearable aware rod the arosoled slate d Owed& ea Tuesday algid, the Piet bee the bower to aroace Lis elaborate sot wetl ropr or Ilhualaattoa will be Netted ep that obeli even lay tide week ken II WI 11 &ant —Doers °Pea at hallleet S. A U. General Langiewice intends to proclaim himself dictator and chief of the National Government. 1 CRACOW, liAacz U, Eviarsa. The following proclamation of Genital Langie wies, dated 10th March, has been published : "Countrymen ! In the name of the Moat High, the most patriotic eons of Poland have commenced a struggle caused by terrible abuses, and directed against the eternal enemies of liberty and civilise lion. Notwithstanding the extremely unfavoun. ble circumstances in which the enemy, by a great increase of oppression, hastened the armed con flict, the struggle commenced by an unarmed people bag already lasted two months, gains , strength, and develops itself with energy. l In presence of this war to the death, the massacres, the pillage, the sailiagrations which mark the pro grem of the enemy, Poland feels painfully the absence of a visible central power, capable of directing the forces engaged in the struggle, and of summoning new assistance to the field. Although the nation possesses more capable and worthy citizens than I, and although thoroughly conscious ! of the heavy duties of the office and the weight of • responsibility which it involves, the gravity and necessity of the moment have decided me, after consultation with the provisional government, to assume the supreme power of Dictator, which I , shall surrender to the representatives of the nation as soon as the yoke of the Muscovite is shaken off. While retaining the immediate direction of military operations in my own hands, I recognise the neces sity of establishing a civil government, whose fuuc tions will be regulated by a special ordinance. Con tinuing the work of the provisional government, I confirm the principles of liberty and equality to all citizens, granting land to the peasants with indem nity to the proprietors. " Poles of all provinces beneath the Muscovite yoke, I summon you to the struggle against the domination of Russian barbarism. The concord of all citizens, irrespective of difference of classes and religion, community of sacritiete, and unity of strength, will render our now scattered forces ter rible to the enemy, and insure the independence of our country. CALETTA Direet4aldpping day March 20), j e e saysd Beast new ship VEIT OE BOMBAY, AI 13 years, 931 tone register, R . ADAM, Commander lag to Meows George Smith and Bone, et :fflee) ; the East Dulls Docks. TEL unrivalled vessel, bWit la 1913 ei me.alty for the trade, made her prop oat from the M . * to . Wont* In 90 days,' and otters theed 0199MMIIIGY to et doe toods.—Apply to GELLKELY, atitilY, and SEIM; • loahaaanwet, WRTEBAIT, warrairr, WHITEBAIT a r ad awiter favor, day at OP non Hf/211:1.. MUSD. The besillah ardliaerft load= at I. tido* lathe ins whitebait. &me% sad ell dotes Ash la reasco. Joints, and cheese, la each. Wldlebalt, calrsoa. and all other Bah in the genie-room from 12 tin it, wbuilhat tau for ladles, L. each. !Lulea 11, - - The Melpomene, 51 mew, Oaptain Clads* Evert, sod the laperieem fele* Clete* loterh Gibson (uthig), eleatned %le beeieor this shersooo, b db. sastie aM pay net of oonsubsioil. The illemieetioes of the fleet NO ibatiasesth last eight were the me owed, the see Wreathe, sod medal, the meet leseedleot of the day's festivities. The ships ware peed fa Ike extesdke about two Aides. Ties Reece, or.- copied a parities at tbs extreme west vi the Ike, off Ryes, sad the other weals io the order me* vis :—Zsation, P aim r.% Sirmm t o ikiPt W•tt'Ft..22l.tllkairONPlPa Mirßf3. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' illackwalPyard. Lulea UNE at PACtZT SHIPS le AIJNTRALIL—For MELDOURNR Part MD* Direct, to lame the Dock on Saturday. Muth tl, calling at Plymouth, the MAd clipper ably YORISEIRR 1 ,1 00 tau. ADOLPEUS LL Communist; lying hi the Itat lodla Dodo Rat ocoommodatleas for all came ef gemmaireis are ultimata& ad am win ours an expatiated mum —For freight at pu ay to ifel.ZOD, ALLPORT, sod MOROAR, eft Mean. g ai llS e NNY WIGRAII and SONS, 7, losissitattitteel Press- V:tuUm of packets at conveyed ham Peddinagtoa to math t clams foe accoadclaas tar, mad mud elm Om faro PURE FRENCH BRANDY. WARIMITID, fOt PM GALLON, 4to P DOLT= la Y. apple bottle. Xarted's is old Broady, to coto n i non* NO lloy doL G. WALKEN sod Co., a, WARS-ROAD. mod =A Ostordotroot, logookiross. STEVENS & SON.—Wine and Spirit Merchants. BRITISH sal OOLONILS SIPTINS.--Iltevens and Saes Gin has loch ben tereadneni MVO nudity, statiagth, =oar : i s character le hilly inslntalned. IWO& gin, lin 64.. lea. dd. ; *esft and strength. las., Us. ed. per , perior eisd, tan. tea : BUR Kt. per pl- V aL lankn aka ltd m su ales impeder, 111. ed., les.; very choice, 17s. Shrub. lea 6d. Milk brandy, 1K per gallon. per oordials, ilk 6d. Stevens and Son oleo keep Schiedam Masada, 174 per plow, and She. pee dozen cam. Goods dr Wend wi hes erkbln Ore miles. Terms. cash.-78, Blehosegatr 1 sirserthin. AWCIEIif "IfetiODAz. forth the favt pra of the royal salute, and almost simultM meanly the whole sqouiren took up the fire, and waa en. dreaded In a brilliant bias of WM, coloured Si. being burnt from every yardarm sad immediately sibiewertio the porta of the Revenge were she RhuidastedL 1110 Vic— tory Ifiegobip of the conaneadminoltief) s.d the Sit. Vis ored, in Portsmouth batboy, at tie am lime heisted a myriad of lanterns es every yard, en the days, and over the mate from mizen peak to ha 't. The pests were also illuminated with per i.iered ims. When the royal salute was IMAM mob ship seat a shower of waked into the air, which, oa lewd. lag, lit op the whole sheet of water hems Spit head to the shore with brilliast Si. id vivid edema. Stull firing then eammericed, the shells bursting at a peat altitude, emitting fire of varied has and device, sad the whole arreelnded with • greed disabuse of roads. At half-pest 8 o'clock there was also a pyrotechnic display on Souther Common of a very superior bud, sod shortly before 9 o'clock a huge bonfire was lighted. The sky over the hie of Wight alai rellested nesearoes fires on the meet Tine • downin the [stowed locality, and the whole line of the &plane& at Soothed was lit up with tar bomb, erected au poles ; a similar display being made es the Esplanade at Hyde. Hadar Hospital and the various gousament establishments on that side of the harbour were illuminated, sad numerous fires mew also lighted on the seamit of Partedeorwhill and the ad jaunt downs, so that the island of Padua was Ideally encircled by fire. The night was very dark and cloudy, mil in that reaped added to the spleadour of the various Iry Mibliagelll; end although it Mead heavily at interlie, them were tens of thousands al persons on Souther Osm men sad the Espknade, which was crowded with midi* of all daeariptions, as well as loot . r The view al the feet at Spatted, sea of theasuctr P 7= for many atlas down the Solent an the South Douse d Hampshire sad Sesem, mud have hem very impreing fess , the turrets of Odious*, he me better or ms a:a sive sight could paid obtained. An effort is made to induce the pair to par through P as their war him PARLIAMENTARY DIYISIONS. HOUSE OF 0011110N3—Yamos 11. AFFIRMATIONS ALL_ We read in Gutignani of yesterday :—" A pseud subject of oonversation in Path during the last tweet three days is an attack of which M. de Villemenant b tea the object, at him own residence, es the pat of a =mbar od the Legislative Body. The motive of this act of violence was the following article in thelricaro on the projected maim, between Y. Edmond About Lod the daughter of Kiln Drain, of the Theitre The Figaro ought to know everything, even that which is a mystery to the rest of the world. Now, every one is ignorant that at the meant time IL Edmond About is as the point of biddies adieu to a bachelor's life. The young sad brilliant writer is in a few weeks to marry the daughter of a cd-devant dramatic notability of the ThiAtre Prangais, retired in at—fro:nage d'or. The mother is a clever woman, still young, and who was rather more celebrated for her beauty than for her talent. The future bride, who is charming, brings a portion of half a million in cash ; as much in diamonds, precious doses, valuable lace, ha, and moreover, a:petiteness ailimated at 1,200,000 f. or 1,600,000 f. Just to think that so many poor writers pus all their lives ova their desks to go at last to die at the Malan Dubois or at Saints-Firms, whilst it has only re quired ooe campaign for M. About to become a millionaire, like Villas after the battle of Derain!' TO 11T1114 001.17111111 101 on Y STIAIi OOMMUXIIUATION to lill in6 tl MILL Ilbsel—The LIVERPOOL. NNW YOll, and 111XLADKLPILIA STIAWSKI? COMPANY based despatob ing lbelr hsysted oydrbout tem Sexes Steesnaidyse wn atllng QMOINAMPS le gulag nemensers end WIZZLY MOM 12T111.100L 10r a n t r e VI:IS CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March 18. GLASGOW, WedWeedig, Mardi 16 CITY 0/ NNW Wedneedny, April 1. AM every succeeding Wednesday. Odds pirmge, 16 IT. and 21 'anew according So the soma -11011101. laniard 8 gables.. Including sll prondoes estalid. Peenengen P ar Clued*. the United Steno, and Mitt& Oollasbin. booked Wong! on eery savantageoas teem—Foe &maw parikolin apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 11 Wseerntrest., lavengool; at to &MI end MACIY, q Kann Wallkamairs.4 CBlll Order for seeondMiiine — rea, -- Mes - d mid., sad quotas proposed, " That the bill he now mid • mimed time" Amendment proposed, to lame oat the word" sow," mid at the end of the question to add the words, " tLle day six months" :— ( Mr. -0 " That the word ' sew' stood part of the bane divided : Ayes 96, nose 142. A LLSOPPS ALB and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN 7. BIOOS. and 00.. who contractors for Bottled Baer to the Internattnnal BlainOtos, Agents for Samuel Snoopy end Boa's India Pale and Burton Ale. and Oainoar, Bon. and Co..' Men Moat, Impairs of Ina= and Brdrlta and Blom tonna the loyal Pashanne, LC. —The trade anyplled on liberal far auk . AYR'. Adair, B. E. Gold=ld, SW P. H. gMion, J. Aden', W. P. Gower, P. L -Vrqukart,W Anomie* W. Gower, G. W. Poneonby, A. Ayrtow, A. S. Greene, J. Portman, W. H. Bering, T. G. Gregory, W. H. Potter, X Barnes, T. Gropes. X Punk, D. Begley, T. Oradell, H. R. Layrahan, Vied. Beaumont, W. B. Redfield. G. Roebuck, J. A. Berkeley, C. P. Banbury, R. Ramell, A. Black, A. Hockey, T. BA Araby; J. Browne, Lord J. T. Hartington , Barq.ot Scholenekl, W. Buller, Sir A. W. Henley, Lord Seely, C. Butler. C. S. Hilbert, J. T. Seymour, B. D. Buxton. C. Ingham. X Seymour, A. Carnegie, C. lender. SG I. C. Shandy, XB. Cl., J. cliiton, Sir I. J. Xial A. W. Smith. B. Cobden. it. X - Huger Stanley, W. 0. = u r Ward. A. H. n. _ .B. W. wak R. Staneld, J Stuart, Cot. anairerci. X H. Leman. W. Taylor, E A. Crawford, R. W. Dedham, X A. The, B. Davey, R. Leta" Sir L Tarim, J. IL Dodson, J. G. Lewin, J. Verney, Sir X Doukas, l. Locke, J. Wemyea, 1. 8. Duff, Y. X Merry, I. Western, S. Dundee, Y. Xildinay, H,l. Wartime& J. P. Beam Br De L Itlike, W. WWilli arill, m, W. ihriaj ci r ,v ... r s. Morrie D. yIL Pen B. North, E Yonter, . X °Pg. Sir J. TULLIO. Oltwen, T. Y.Owdow, G. Trelawny, Sir J. MON X ?WS. X Dourly, Sir C. Glyn, G. C. Pilaw, J. ChiPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, MARY et IIIULLKIATAWIY PAST; Cam Powdq sod euz z llseee, ot w ay be obtsteed fr om W 1 Sauce `I and holesale ot CRAM sad BLACK ILI, l'e= to the own, tioltooqoare, E.OTTERDAM and the RHINE.—TWICE Wlll.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's favourite tamer RATAVIER, Capt. W. SWITB, from the Britiah and Foreign steam-wharf, Wapping, rrery Sunday, U dm, and returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday marniaa. hang. gi El 10a , and 17s. ed. : return, gt gt U., and LI td. The lee eerew memitior RYINOORD mile from off the Tower 7.2iiThonday mondial 'Mtn retorting from Botiordom ovary morning. ram Ll sad t 1 Ea Both. vowels rut In easessioa with the lead sad testa* sleamersta the Abbe.— lorthroeiph tares Toter to the rotated inonthV time bills. Apply to W HILL 11. Rood-lama C OLIN'S Universal Olirea W.,. or to PRILLIPPB, GRATZ!, tad PIPPS, /tE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. — BOZWICK'S If the BAKING POWDER recommended r. lasesZ sandyst to the Lame° " leather et AdultendSona Detected," tc., 10 8 7 =dig pCcmtamis and vbeissome Bread. Instead ot yeatn—Sold by °I chemists and wan WATHICESTON add EU/OGDEN% GOLD CRAM oy trey wsst reelhable raise, sad the rarloatadstp at wholloalo Illasabaturees' Woos no void Oa the chaise varoateed. oaf rovarchteed at the Defy ear d. • licre's the note, How nd year elan weighs, to the utmost caret TM Imam cd tie gold. and sharp tor Whim.' --eaustratad lumialoacry. le. 111, Itemteitowareet, Coreat tasks. Amyl mat if data' sad fereary far in. emit N.ll. This cetabllthateat Is dosed at 6 In the email& mad ea !Martial, et 1 o'clock. THE LONDON saad 80I7TH AMERICAN LAC Waited). Nona, pew Oise 1111 lion ith ee to Ineremee). I. Keg shares e (W t ROO eniu—Nlret blew 11,000 dram It not intended to eel elk more then Of pit share. To be istabliabed lode, t e Ompenke Aet, Inet. Nisei; Al pee obese on soglicanon, end 1111, aildesent a teethes me of All ast diem No eon to exceed ed pee Aare, and the kennel between es& call not to be Nes than three mouths. " To arms for the liberty and independence of our fatherland ! W: W Cell. Bea, Metier. DEUPWOOL OrMeta lank Corporatism Jabs esatZ b laz., I•l.lrattdrattnestarraos, and the; Porn. ltalarlalt OBra. tar. Dapaty atikataa, lavarpsol and Lamar laaanaas J amn I. Hu % lia , Oaalal bat Salvador and Xerloo, J. Hart dad Oa IDELCI=PIeII AIM Dap, Deputy Chatrutak Loads° aad lergarviall, 1•11•••, t" sad Co., • Dbutukplabs. Jelia= ;o l i t a O. me C, IL Yeaebure lank $l, Lombierd.etreet SOLICWOI-4. H. sw•row Blooatsborraquare. Eatim—ataara. Ilauglar sad I.Threadnaadlealrast. 8•011.11111Ttim.W. ill, Temporary 0Mos•-1, nniafteedl.agreek KC. OHZ AP 8 I L K S. vs WILLEY aud SON an sow CLEARING OUT a large pared of Ile y h CHINE sad MOM OVIUL MILKS . at fa. ed. and lled. par ard. This. goods see eassldaealdy louder value. 111 old IS, ladsateetnet. Leedom, RC.. leer doors /ma Bt. Taulltalarekyard. NOM Adderley, C. B. Goddard, A. L. Montgomery, Sir G. Addington. W. W. Grease; Z. Morgan 0. Aptly, Mr A. Grey. Hr G. Mend; W. J. Midday, Col. °Make. D. Moshrey J. R. A:Mahood, 011111. Blr X Nod, 0. J. Ashley. lord Ilten, T. C. Porta, Cot Baillie, H. J. Hardy, J. - - Parke, C. W. =Ol.. Hardy, J. Pack; Col. Cal. .B. B. ?Windom /Ur 1. Bathurst, A. A. MI. D. !aoo, P. O. Brandt, G. B. 11:dr aley heate, G. H. Pill., Oa W. Bradark. 0. W. B, J. W. Peal, Ogo. Bentinek i e. C. Har, Lord Pevensey, anima Haifa, Ns T. 0. Powell, Y. IL =y. H.l. Holland, X. Puller, C. W. Blackburn, P. Hopwood, J. T. Rogers * J.L. =4., Rot h W. IL X G. man, Laid Rowley. X. T. Bowed; P. P. Hunt, 0. W. Belater-Booth, G. Bridge; Mr B. W. Johnston, J. I. Scott, Lord H. Brno; Major C. Johnston.. Ur J. rcoardeld,l. H. Irmo. IL A. J s olliff .w ll4 ; H. Selwyn, C. J. Barghley, Iced X 8. T. Renew X. 1. Boxy" 818 P. th. la. Bath LP. IA Cal.gi l( .Y. =, Cot. Oar; & Chapman. I. Is , B. Boum, J. (Wre, Capt. J. Stanhope, J. B. Clobbet; J. M. Loador, N. P. Stuart,Liest,CoL Cledrington, kir W. Letroy, A. Bturt, B. G. Coat; G. isA. [afar and, IL-Oat Cubit; W. Ugh, W. J. Tamale. J. Du Came, C. Imam lard G. II Trefoil; C. H. Buncombe, A. Lenox, Lord H. 0. Ttirner, C. Duiteerabe. W. X. lasooff, C. S. Upton, Oen. Duds. ar D. 128118. C. P. V anrlttart, W. lieriarr. P. 0.1 1, W. I O. IMMIX X G. dtdolX Gem. Walker, J. IL Waillrgtai, J. W. Lord Lore ; Mr M. Whitmore, H aptitude's; HrJ. L. 7 8 11. 4 1. Wickham, H. W. Baird& Vied. =L I Willoughby. Sty E. /Wyk Cat J. F. Woodd, B. T. Farquhar, Wr X. Wpm. C. W. LI M ?. in. W. Iran* Col. Martin. J . Muni Portman; P. D. Mills, A. Atherton. Sir W. Gerd. X 1 Milford, W. T. FergUlloll, Sir J. OWW. 8. 0. Madmen,. Lard X. (Signed) " Lanoriwroz." The proclamation has produced a prodigious effect. CHATHAM., Mkt= IL Azaivei 01 noon ram INDIA. --.-The strew shoran Oaknita, 300herse power, Captain Wright. below inn to the Fast 'midis and London Steam Shi Company. arrived st Onwessed yesterday, how ILadna having an board a Imp =mbar et silk sad disabled lumps in _ so . thus-expired men trout the mikes mimesis servift in ihs , Madras prosidvany. The Calcutta gaged frost Madras as the 27th Dessmisr, the vamp to this Them" iteloding • , detentisa oli tie et Good Boma corapylas 711 cin • No deaths 00 hand duriag the voyage. troops. who 75 nosensiminiomd oaken sed ii ' beimeitel to the let Mlle 1/e) Dragon Glimpie, . Artillay_ ,OM pH. We Lisitl lSaid, =Mrs, nth sad 1064 mitre* venom awl ' the who under the osmanffint elf Orris- • tois, Nth ailment. and in snedisal charge at . Freesia ship's seusecn. After the troops bad bees at Govern ment-quay. Clammed. they west medically inspected, when lames requiring medical treatmean IPSIO isionsyed to Fort Pitt penal lie*tal, sod the tvoriador $t t o the iavalad depot to wait thou' dnehatici from the swim. BEltiar, 11Asci 11, Evaura. VR01713ER13.--Eipeeial attention is called to the 1 111 W SPRING 0001 A sad gondomon who do not stud = . lll d r pito: in :rat rzl nos pit s cd iroo-ors at caa &pond as RAXILT N O pappsdis &dr Ea).N sad UMPTOAPS. TAILORS. 10A aiad Private letters received here from Warsaw state that all the independent members of the Council of State of Poland have sent in their resignations. rAOSSIP ON DRIBS ha • or HALF-AN-HOUR% k t iC *wow= **Aso us goo cormuumar. LEILBERG, MAIM U. EVINT3O._ By resolution of the Central National Commit tee, General Langiewicz has been proclaimed Dic tator of Poland. " not ailed, at CO=lloll-W m Eolassloo al booms might ham tried to fill It, with sea latetleatmi garb alone m can be brought roam/ to end martian of the lapertor merits of Marro. Mona it tame, tit%sat agd amicalited wrgertorifg of that diatitialthed arm tiro* Illantryidl; bat it I ?Mbar no If their oraperiarity was a matter of come, which the essayist took at t for grantatt, that without any effort on hi. part, his at= lama as and ibis dawn through his writing. London Itaview, Jam 17 Mel • • . . . fieeeral Wysocki has bean appointed his military coadjutor, while the direction of the civil adininia tration has been entrusted to Poentkowski. THZ POLISH QUESTION. think It a my atiartalnlng and Inatracilva welt, and naiad little Imagine that It partook at tit staavatar Mae advattimmert. - -Ooart drain, lam 10. •• This Inoaltine is malls what It we, • Haltan-Iton's Ammo taint'—ete =Mar Wed ha. added—'sad Issarsaliaa. dadrs an base nadmil ward at it, and that list% le edam. lima —Plow 141111111WalL 11.11111 L Titi Md. gratin, of I. MOM and OM Lledy-arde and Organ Taos, Habit !slam WOOllOll Des. Mattert, Moths" last rad ass Makwa. and Onatnel PARIS. Xmas 11. La France of this evening says :—"Earl Russell has addressed a despatch to the Powers who signed the treaty of Vienna, stating that thepresent condition of Poland renders diplomatic intervention desirable, to require from Russia full and entire execution of the first article of the final act of the treaty of Vienna, of June 9th, 1815. France cannot but perceive, in the initiative taken by the English Cabinet, an echo of her own views." The same paper states that Sweden and Portugal have given in their adhesion to the views of Earl Rumen, that Austria shows a disposition to adopt the same step, but that Prussia and Spain have not yet returned an answer. Tarice Apple : 164 lee , 1M 151, MIMS= ; s. • 116. i. IL SI. IS. AMPS& SOS, SW. 114111mIdirsaWAllartaserA. lla. Tealmeirm=t !isalawassOL The Lades est hoed theedees Beal=ed flet de purpose of id to b lrett i tat ' ride ll'estere Poesta a lleatMlea, Power will also be Idea in the Adidas d Areedtheate exteed the theissee, odd Erwin ar aderid et owe ether those he rhea be ' dadreloth Is mew ladamee, li St desert to aid s lathe\ at lathel deer* he had sable. The Mos et isturest mad masa. wire to Owethay= peen to _nb breadth or sawados nig sod wal dr storm au mid dente Err prod des by the Iseld; oldie the eadithery tottudeolies nth adcwor of de nerdy medalled %skim tr i rrasil le" att a e RI /*de, wurreat the thredon C i l iCZ l . del tide Comedy to wth sheet with do eedidswee at de t oo. of the adding lir of Wad bath Weil ateedetu r.. ariatithed for blithe tad dritteeoes, At el& LIMA, sad theorthy the Waters Coed The =deathwe, width have acemaseed wrath& will toad to thle leterooanse. The telbsoldi sudietke Err the Par lid trod _. (thspeWa Wit aWfwle et . Lerkoh" th aw the lespertses el the twit Oar bipeds dim Paw thadLISI 3 Pei Lamm Our espied' le Pura were iiku l ia rbT• The temapeduel die rst Ira brr to Vpadeseith de upedielle lord kaewbelse.7 l =d a I meet et thalami WM be la Leedom w ho se dimeleth et awed palkwase thte ter • samba dm • s Iwo hes le brie= la Sped* est who led hes bets wand ; the A l a r t de emit/ hithup Width Iday I. smith b thetheds. the Mende et Tee= greet The Diraelen any =as to ainweinsaustaitabvibig w ' whetMme! domed uplleteeeth rode[ ta =ibr.o..al= r ia 2=PWat& tlawdhlid. Pod Thi Ctheremy win vadtthek•- -Ito perehreaad soled Tibet Isetwage ea assiest, aid e tereseith of mosey in &path Maimed, for dathoydrit by l a a o . o= of emmiNl argerlet sad a otbsr shoestary Or aft I Isslory renalls ~aid by Ow bared= aft i s= bed 'WM, Mos dimally. lad lota el spelieetima for shares my bs ob ot atlas disspoy. lisms. tliggias sad Bow `Al. tbnadoesdiedissel. imil Mao Tisayomy Mass of lbsk. Ilhosisissad In so 4 lbs &poll lea to Marini late& XLA l Ase llt : HEAD of lune, the Beard, Whiskies, awl Ilarsorat ar• by ths re A ROWLAND/ W IAA variil. This ke lb i =zril pdlaill all Is la t i- F or t i lyean is prossatlaslasposta, itrasers, sad I= the Imam bur. li prenals hair boo Isaisig Aor Ira grey, atreestlaria lasdff bar, stemma it bus SOW SEd =, sad makes i., lariltalb sofa, pliable, aailhiemlb Pot ii 14 rApeelaLly midget as forming As bomb A a basistitul hard of Ink. di ethaatea it Ake /baby, Nat a alrearabia resat* sal Ins bra sa ssisallAsi Iroastle L . ::: Mos SA id , fa, Ir. AIM rsig aril. sad WA bottis. Bold st 10, sad Se WiroisbAs sad pir• AA Mr Illowiribe Illsoossm OIL EISING EICPOSSIBIAL—The greatest sad mot useful lowed= of the day, AQUA AItAILLILL— JOHN OMR= sad Three Ktisvesert, Lointord to bar I l lV a respooltally afar tollat ib poble amea E kvCiZe b i ro i —oo atatCrl l lot 5.5. The Aqua MINOS he coat et the pliportha a dyes: tam the toatetz7, tabotillist to the walom, an visa the toot co reatatod =Zit per tataffit keep It perfect colour. TTfo ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. DOOMS BMWS md LIVID MA, eregsrol Ma get gair lietemid lathredlmt. tem the realm el Dr. OM; wth UTI lonlmbit to sll who mar trim Mem NM 1,. 50w tertheeettea, memo, eldrllmem Eleelmes at the elpegolse. Doe limMeeel twesems, ass Imlty epertmenedlehme. E xratio. as • psalm of Oa Meek then are Duly amilmt : mild to sued graidatto the stomach they ereste •M tele the Mole Nevem r yb Li&i.bu,2ll. "" ttl6_ .i. lad le el Dr. timer rim Thel.. gembe we •mg OMB PIONS With .Irlineme Wetter, emeremed estate eierp. L B. AIOORD'B ESSENCE of L IFE redeem molsed to rte met sheltered eametttatiam ta B ai 1•0• i• Is lope•Mie. He Meets en peromeft. Pe esemilMes mog ien —heit tu oleos, Mit OM laelemektme. ti Da, 4 tor her ttle.. me wiltheft moo, Dried es reoelpt d mmillemes se etemme.—Mob Pharr NM Os. Da lermet. mar Teetalsretr. INVIGORATIVE NEKSINE ESSENCE. lea sir solealideaDy prepered aid area powerful Dole '," meal over latrolated ; rebores lo their sonar weilittoa ar the learekleae, ea Vie Meer* at atlas peeler heath de. Ueda It is s work Ow dyspepsia, aerreensee, sad lebility el all rods. only* at the wielylical mbar, ewe- Warm of the .' Lerest' erre gam itaalred the hist varstive arsine esesiese.l as of ”Wiee Uri it le a oatilidoetios odauleted. frau its rater wooed °lbw barediesta Pitabl• se a d y rire ot soda he wary awrosehle at the air 'web she sad the iish'l , l4se IL per bottle, ar tour quirt! la ass tar 11L Ode aver Mews. Barr. mutes sad Co., 140, CizioninireaL W.C.. sal US, lead el Meer, 1.C., Laotian. OTJLVIRWELL. MIL O. 8., L M., L. 8. A., boa paNlshorl tollowthi Now sad One al Works No. L 0471SZLVNL No.& =ALM ILINI. 444 LONOZVITY. No. & IO aM 31=4111. TEA CU Moe iset : pod dmis, am dads ;ts sided. To be bad of Maas, ill, •Oorolia co from Ye &dm& No. S. Wed Maxfteseetimanst, W. ROMACIA23, immved by HARRIS and I s ) SOL will nod mr%ftlj prawn dght. &dot mood M ma. Sod, wide cryohdo w jobb*. M.; @tool. with Ll=Ss. to 10t. Gold and 811 our Spostados sad Sgo-ditoost 1 misty, at madly tow Wm,. hooooet pboa MS. M.. 11 sod lON, to the opposite Um /*tali Mantua Lodges. 1111 Couttoo.--No bowers sooploold. MAYALI/8 NEW OARTEB of the PRINCE sad YSINCNBS of WAIXI ( takes et Wtadmer by Royal comessai, are fa be bad et YICYI sad BAZIb3, lit. Llttipotra wet keet, I& ed. each. New Maims of 4.090 mom, s by Thla lay, two vols., post Iva, lea., NICCOLO MARINI ; or the Mystery Solved. • Tale at Itawils LW. Irta•on : Parkar, 800, and 8e.,., Walt Strand. ml. day, aciavo, 1111100 , 1111010oa, p of pries U.. HISTORICAL STATISTICS IRELAND. By Di m Catridium Biwa, LL.D., ass of Bet Malady's Comm& _ . By the Nabs Author DUCTION to to HISTOZY a 71111111111YDZICZ. Itla Loudon : Yorker, eon, sad Deem Wed Wrest ROYAL MARRIAGE NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATID TllOlB.-0a SATURDAY mat ME be i published • SOURIS MMUS of the ILLUSTRATES TIM , eonfahang ausambige of the mines of Me Prisms Alexandra ea the Cadasat—her emearkalloa at Astweep—mhie of the cowbird Dimish sad British squadrons be the British Reed off the ifore—ihs mend and disembarkation of the Moms et Graremet—her nespffea by the Prince of nalen—preetatatima of the addzem Doe the Mayor sad Corporation— pump of the Prime end Mama aloes the Tenses Plar—deosntisos of the Tim sad of the town of Gravesend departure of the Royal Pak, sad their eeriest at the Bricklayers* Arms Illiffen— irdo,uslyeemen OS UM Mayor aced Corporatioo of the City el perms through the borough of Southwark— thdr merge WOW Leads. Bridge, showing the meantleent dessentteas M the bridge toot—progress of the Prism sod Pelmets thro the City—listr reception It the Bank, Ix- Mew, end Mamienionse, with the pressoistioe of a banquet to the Illaseses Almandis by the lady Mayorese— the Royal °maim fit. Tann sad Tempisbes— the various decorations dicZttihaa route—the Volentser &date to Hyde-park—the Pad on Railway ilietion—errivel of the Prime sad Princess M Ina sad Wialsor—the Primnsgssafte cdspertesente at Windsor (Neale—the bridal pmcordos from the Canis to St. George's Chepel—namerom Mews of the interkw of the aripel,.ezd , • &FLIED'S LARGE iltallAylNG of the MA OR ck*Mii. Itemereme dapravimge wafaio bejamis el the bridal preemie from bar Mainly, the Xing of Dassaark, Prince awl Princess Cbrietlas of Demaark. Priam sad Primer Frederick Williams of harts, tbrethen mad sisters of the sod brat the elides el leaden mad oo= bride o, and the macrons potash Mode of the Mare mad Moe of the Doable limber of the Illustrated Mum, ; free by poet /or 8 stemma 011ie% f, Cetberiametreek Ilbeati, Leedom. NEW REREDOS ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL, WINEGOR.—The MIA= of MIR WRZZ win eratala a foe engraving of the Akimbo Reredos erected to St. Georges Chapel on the occasion of the eseretep ; eke plea of the Royal Mosso= at Naples, and =tllezticulare : rapers on recent Excavations in Rome In the ?Vier's': London 'looked for w Holiday: Oonstruottons la wood, La.. Ike., and .11 the news d the week, ad., or by poet ed.-1, Yorieetreet, Oovent•garden, and an sewonon. Mr. George Thomas was present in St. George's Chapel on Tuesday. her blafisty the Queen Wring commatided that &add be permitted to be prom= that ev*y facility should In afforded his for the persona e/14 *atlas a picture of the ceressosy, whisk Sham Div sot to yewe the bestow of piibliahnig in chrosselitbaWlA AIL Thomas occupied east No. 1 i s th e temporary facies her Mejeetja pew. Twit Immarnrsrsors.—Messrs. Defries, having bees speestly repelled to de es, will Wannest* the Nis tinsel ()ellen eed the Werellioe, and the Treasury again 'this Crlmrsig) ~lag. EUICUBITY JrP.OII . IrIOLFNCE BILL. Order for second reading read ; Notion cumin, a n d question proposed. "That the bill be now read • secood time : Amendment proposed, to leave oat the word " now," and at the sod of the question to add the words " anon this day six nicathe."—Odr. Hedlield.)—Quastioa pat "That the word ' sow ' stead part of the qnsediee."—The house divided : Ayes, 133: Noes, 68. _ . ATM Addhiggen, W. W. Gore, W. R. 0. North, Col. Agnew. Sir A. North P. Armesley, Cot Grown, 8. No Griffith, C. D. Pecks. CeL Artnithnott, Gen. Grogan. Mr E. Per* C. Archdall, L r. Ashley, Grosvenor, Lord R. Paget. Lord A. Haliburton, T. C Pakington, Blr 1. Baritelot, Col. Hamilton, Lard C. Parker, Major Be** 8. Hardy, J. Pollard-Uronhart,W Bescreft, G. 8. IhztoPP. R. B. W. 11. Beaduck, G. W. Ilsathcote, G. IL Po Pe Tril. Bareagord, W. Heaketk, filr T. G. Pritchard, J. Black, A. Hlbbert, J. T. Pugh, D. Blackburn, P. Hopwood, J. T. Puller, C. W. Bonin, W. Hume, W. W. Hardman, Vise*. Bruce, Major Hunt, 0. W. Repton, G. W. Buckley, Gen. Jamas* Sir J. C. Russell, H. Burghley, Lord Johnstone, J. J. 81. Aebyn. J. Can, & Kekanich. 8. T. Bcholelleld, W. Chapman, 3. Kendall, N. Selwyn, C. J. Childers, H. C. Knatchball, V.P. Bmith, M. T. Chelmeley, Mr M. Les, W. Smith, J. A. Chordal', Lord A. I mph, W. J. Bowes, J. Cadrington, liir W. Lennon, Lord E.G. Star le, W. Colebrook*, Oft T. Lane; G. 8, Stankope, I. Z Conlin, T. Leaks, C. P. Stirling, W. Cahill, G. Leslie, W. Stuart, Col CRUM, W. Lever J. 0. Maw* Llivat.-OoL Davey, Z. lAddell. a. a. taws., H. 0. I Daring, Mr Z. C. Lindsay. Geo. Start, Limit-Col. Da Oman C. Mix*. Sir M. Taylor, Cot Deseombe, A. Loraine Lord Tathe. J. Duncombe. W. Z. Lyall. G. Trews* C. H. Zipidostaue, Mr I. Ligon, l. Turner, J. A. Zullaid, VIM.. W . T. Verner, Sir W. Zero" J. C. Walsh, Sir 1. Pins, Ccd. Manners, Lord CL Wallington. J. W. Paryrehar, 'kW. Margo, P. W. Wemyes, J. H. Yergsmao, Mr 1. Matheson, A. Whitmore, H. =H. W. Mildmay. H.P. Wrightson. W. B. COL Mills. t. Wynn, C. W. Pariesoes, I.D. Mitchell, T. A. WyvilL Si. Gard, Z. 8. M Gaskell. J. Si. Mo r ris, D. O. TILLIE& Goddard, A. L. Mosbray, J. Z. Askierley, C. B. Goldesold. Sir P. IL Murray, W. Ncrthoote, 84 8. Gordon, C. W. Noel, G. J. OM Admin. W. P. Dail, D D . B. laweas, W. Alitencia, ea W. Dot X. W. lAnthair, W.B. Artois, A. 5 Dime's., Sir W. Locke, J. Daises, Z. Medan Sir D. llartbs, L Nora& T. Q. ZWGIN, T. W. Merry, J. Harm T. Ywart., W. Ponder, J. Baxter, W. X Ewing, B. X Ptikingtoe, J. Hisisioat, W. I. Preach, Oa Pinny/. Col. Dew, Y. 11. 011 pin, C. Roebuck, J. A. Bisseowe, J. O. Gower, O. W. Shelley, SD J. V. Bourget*, P. P. Greene, J. Stanley, W. 0. Brawl. X Gregory, W. H. Sullivan, X. Bridges, SD& Grey, Sir O. Tits, W. Mimeos, J.I. (harden, B. Lipton, Ow. Browne, Lord/. Donkey, T. Vditers, C. P. Brace, IL A. Hardcaette, J. A. Whalley_, G. Bailer C. O. Burly, G. White, L Beak f. Junk % J. W. W lethanz, H. W. Batton, C. Henley, Lord Willhuos W. esithorp., F. X Botiard, Lord i Wood, W. Clay, J. Kw, D. 5 Oor., W. Xlarialrd, A. lr. TILIMIL Crawford, X. W. Xaatettball - Blow Hadfield, G. Davis, Col. P. Ns. & rotten I Douglas Sir C. ROYAL COLLVII 01 8 / 7 1010249 OF KNOLL/ID. —At a meeting of the emboli ow the 11th lost., the following members of the college, hewing been elected fellows at pre ,tome meetiage of the eleaell, IMO tideeitted se such, via. : —Memo Jobs Theme Gilroy of Chelitedowl, diploma of malbenthip doled , lieptewolow 2, 1221; William Weymouth-Arm% Porehed-plem November 6, 1830' and Besjuoi Banov, Rris, late of Wight, Jam IT, la" THE CONVENTION BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA. BERLIN, MARCH 11, Drama. The Staatranzeiger of to-day, in its non-official portion, denounces as an entire fabrication the statement made by the Opinion Nationale upon the 9th inst., of the purport of the Convention between Prussia and Russia of the Bth February. The Staatianzeiger further denies the truth of the remarks in the Moniteur of the 7th inst., that an explanation bad been asked of the Prussian repre sentative at Frankfort by the Federal Diet of the disadvantages stated as likely to result from the Coavention to the German Confederacy. The .Slaatianreiger goes on to observe that England alone of the Great Powers has adopted the form of a de4patch to express in a friendly manner her objections to the Convention. The Government knows nothing of any verbal repre sentations said to have been addresaed to them upon the same subject by Austria and other German or non-German Powers, as well as by France. THE ITALIAN LOAN. TURIN, Mikan 11, Eviimro. A report is current that the contract for the new loan was signed to-day by Messrs. Rothschild. The rate at which it will be issued is not yet known. The Chamber continues the debate upon the budget. The Minister of Agriculture stated that the cattle disease had not extended throughout the kingdom, being confined to a few cases which had occurred at Orvieto. TURIN, Name 12, Minima. The conclusion of the new loan is ctmfirmed, but the conditions are not yet known. It is believed that the house of Messrs. Rothe child has taken half the loan at 694, and that the other half is to be divided—a part being advanced by the Italian bankers and the credit banks, and the remainder being provided by public subscrip tion. DIPIPATCH 07 Altl2lCAte MArll4.—Yesterday the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship Coro. prey's steamer Etna was despatched from Lim-1 for New York with mails for the United States, tto g etber with cargo. ac. To-day (Thursday) the steamship BabemLn will sail from the Merely for Portland with the Canadian sad United States mails. Letters, Esc., will bs nweived at the Liverpool poet-office up to 2 o'clock p.m., and viirLoadmwkery mild 3.30 p.m.. without, sad with late fees of Id. till 9.30 p.m. On Saturday the Cunard Royal Ifsil steamer Asia will leave Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States and British North America. The box at the post-office will bs open for the reception of letters, Sc., until 12 o'cloak nose. and via Quseestown 111 8.31 p.m., and bearing the usual late fees of Id. up to 9..19 P.m. TY) BIIIDNINAID'S WISH. —PIS9a7 AND LIIIIIN's Plateltes lee the aroa. ma. Emblematic Orange newer. *et* sec ]lay of the Valley-three bottles la a ter fa. or la. IC reit -11, New Dead-attest, W.-ladvertisement I "The following are thepertieulars of the cam es published by M. de Villememant in today's number of the Apase • " Our member of last week castained the followiag pus graph 'Os Wednesday night my residence was violated, sad my vigorous constitution alone saved me from being the victim of an infamous outrage. I bad the imprudence, out of respect for the present position of the guilty party, to treat him as a gentleman. After eight hours' rotation be nest a althea nearer refosiag all kind of satiefaction. I have new, therefore, only to have recourse to the tribunals, and hays already lodged my complaint.' On the evening of the same day the Prow published the following armee :—' A person who acknowledges that a note in • journal this day applies to him begs mto masons.. that be protests against the sasertiocs contained la the said mots.' I bad yielded to advice, and reeked myself to await the trial before publishing the pa:howlers of the infamous attack made on my person ; but the lime published by the Prose compel me to adopt another course. Moreover, as • report hu been set afloat that M. Didier had thrown his card in my face, and that it was I who refused to fight, I cannot allow public opinion to be misled for a single moment, and therefore now state the ►ffair in hill as fol lows —O• Wednesday wrening, shout • quilts' pa t • pen= came to my reeide•ce who gave the name of Didier, and instead of waiting in the antechamber, which was lighted, followed say servant into a dark pansy. I was at the moment in Mme. de Villemessant's room, at the farther end of the apartment. I told the servant to show the person into my ;study, sad I immediately rose to go aad receive him. A hemp burning the chamber I was leaving threw ils light as me, and left my visitor in complete obscurity. As I was bowing to him, I received several blows on my head and body from • loaded cane. I immediately rushed forward, and seizing him with one hand, struck himseverel blows with the other, defending myself as well as I could without know ing who was my assailant. My wife hearing the now of the struggle, which passed without a word being cr ammed, cried cat, ' Help, help.' My valet and soother maeuerrant were soon on the spot, and the latter seized my antagonist by the throat and held him so tight that he could not utter • word. I thee sent for the commissary of polies, and hastened to mammy my wife, who had been crying for help till she lost ber voice. I Dent returned to the antechamber to get • sight of my sunspot's lies, but during my snomestery abeam my servants had imprudently allowed him le essape. As he west away he said, ' I am Henry deputy to the Legislative Body ; I have given it him well.' All this passed is lees time than is required to relate it. Such ate the facts which were • few minutes after consigned to a prods-verbal by the oommlmary of police. A physician, who had been merit for, will be able to bear witness to the traces of violence left oa my persen. My left hand, with which I bad held my cowardly assailant, wee covered with blood which was ant mina I may add that I have no acquaintance whatever with the person named Didier, that his name has never been mentioned in the /Figaro, and that in ooming to my house he had no motive, avowable or otherwise, for so doing, even in the character of • brave man who comes to demand satisfaction for an lessee of any hied.' " "The lame evening H. de Lemurs went to IL Didier, in the name of M. de Villemesiont, to inform him that the latter intended to send two gentlemen whom be had selected ; as his seconds to demand satisfaction. To this intimation H. Didier replied by the following note ?—' Paris, fitli March. —Sir, —I will not give H. de Villememant I any honourable reparation. Satisfaction in moneys quite sufficient. Accept, &a, H. Drum s.' On Thursday morning M. de Villemement's ascends, H. Henri de Km and Baron de Basancourt, received the earns answer, and M. de Villemeamot then decided on lodging • complaint with the Procureur Imperial. Here, however, an obstacle arises. H. Didier, being a member of the Ugh- , lathe Body, cannot be prosecuted without the authorisation 1 of the Chamber, whir* will be demanded by the Procureer Imperial if M. de Villonement persists in prosecuting ; and I should it be refused M. de Villesnessmat will wait till after the dissolution. On Friday, however, M. Didier changed hie mind, and wrote to M. de Villemearant's seconds that I he was willing to fight. The editor of Figaro then con sulted his seconds and the Marquis dui Halley, all well , versed in the code of honour, sad it was unanimomly de. tided that he should abide by H. Didier's fleet answer, and so the matter stands for the present." In addition to the above amount of the affair of M. de Villeinemant and M. Didier, of the Corm Legislatif, I may state (rays our Paris correspondent) that IL de Villemeesent assured • group of friends, at the Bourse this (Toesday) afternoon that he was quite ready to fight M. Didier, but on condition that the duel should not stop the entice. It is necessary also to mention, in order to render Onlignerres account intelligible, that H. Didier is on intimate terms with an actress named Dentin, who is the mother of the young lady engaged to be married to IL Emoad About. The deputy, M. Henri DidMi, is a great favourite at the Tuileries, both on account of hereditary sod personal claims. He is a grandson of the Didier who was senteseed to death i in the timed the Restoratien, for the part he took in a ; Bonapartist conspiracy. But more than that, be wee • prominent leader of that society of the 10th of December, whose members, armed with bludgeons, lined the Champs }Drifts every day while the coup Wade wee is peeparation, ! and cheered the Presidest of the Republic. In pompom*, ; of these brilliant anteoedeuts, it is doubted whether the Corp Legislatif will grant that leave to pronsionte him, without which a member of the body fa DO amenable to common law. " I am, however, persuaded," gays our Paris sorrespoodeut, " that the leave muted be retuned. The iwi sageage vilige red itail if i lt s" wer v lreserl w.li to f eriel nd te ed r a is ma reswe' u from the j mortfacee of a vulgar mesidt" SOCUITY OF AlTll.—At the meeting of this sooiety last eveatag, Sir Thos. Phillips, PAR, chairmaa of see . ,sall in the elisa, the paper reed "Oe se laterikelmod Time Ratite dim Niairespea,* by Ocumeadarßotked Pue,R.N. The author pointed eat the importance of the 'ab ject as bearing npoolhe politkal sad anamercial position of this oemeihry. He desenhei the railroad that sow snide acmes the Isthmus of Puma, white bad sow the mom pnly et the traffic, the company charging rates of Masa that were meet aserbiteM As sheering the view tabs by the Amadeu pvermisest of the immortals* of this means of Sault to the tidied Sates, the author quoted from the state paper la whisk the government aid asked far by the proprietors of the Puma lime wee granted. This document spoke of the advantages the United States would possess over all competihns for the commerce of the Peak sad the Rest whoa the Its. was completed, which would deprive Earepsim at as &skied superiority which they tannerly paresseed la Maham's* with sae-tenths at the world, aed would Mesas Stales far e-heed in the ram for cammenal swprenmey. °Wale Pim thee described the line which he proposed should be constructed Nicaragua for the purpose at practically joinirg m te Athens sod Pad& is Europese littered* H. urged that the monetary istanet Risked has its beim at her *Dia mond a settled and expeditions 04408 between home sad the Pacific, and thence to British Columbia, Jaime, Aus tralia, sad New Zealand, iv very greet. This communica tion should be intspeedeet ci the control of the United States. His proposed railway Mute from Gorgon Bay, on the Athena, traverses the isterming hard as fur as the Ink* Micarepa, dim skirting the shores of that lake,. craming the doer Tipitapa, and reaching the Pacific at the harbour of Realejo, a total diatom of 225 mile& The nether Mated that the Emperor e( the Fres& teak very great inters* is the subject, end bad strikes & pamphlet upon it himself, in which he espedally pointed out the Marin of this question as the commercial interests of MIT• diaries sunned, is which several gentlemen L art, amongst whom were Hamra. Merles White ri43eseeal for Nicaragua), P.O. C. Curtis, W. Hawes, ltinnebiece, ROYAL 14.4740.11 F FORD.—Yesterday the annual meeting of this society was bald at their rooms, Ailelphi-in rice ; the Bishop of Oxford it the chair. There were also present Si H. Ellie, Rev. Dr. Whereon, Mugu of Trinity; Mr. Robert Bell, lfr. Matthew Forster, Mr. A. H. Helps, ks. The report of the 'sacral committee, which was reed by Mr. Remises, stated that d i t . ir4lhe . past year they granted LOOM in . the rebel el 54 • te, who were men of letters, The following is a • detail of the society sad bounty :—Eleven grants, amounting to 3501., to bihlioal Atwater* ; one pant, 29N., to science ; five gnats, 1101., to periodical literature ; five plata, 1704, to topography and travel; men pants, 2.10/., todsmical literature; two graota. Wt. to poetry ; seven grants, 2054, to essays and take ; twelve pasts, 2551., to political scosemy ; sad cos 301., to miscellaneous. Of thesepants six were "At, ten of 151., eleven of 201., eight of sm., six of AM, two of Mt, four of 401., than of aw. one of 701., and three of 801. each. Of the money gran ted, a sem el 251. remised unapplied. Of those relieved, twenty-two were apron. cul for the first time, nine for the second, five for the third, six for the fourth, four for the fifth, fur for the sixth, three for the wreath, and one for the ninth time. The nt food now amounts to 23,e391.. Is. 101., using 7091. Se. 4d. per annum h interest. The Newton property stock amounts to 0,167/. 15e. ltd., producing 245/. Os. fid. per annum interest. The renal of the New ton property, at Wbitechapel, amount to 2001. per annum. The earressesi fund was lent year iscremed be a legacy of 1,1.394 le. 101., bequeathed to the society by the late Mr. Patrick Rerun. The total income of the society for the year, isclinthog a balance of 3391. 10s. 7d. bouPt forward from the previous year, 3091. 4d. reosived ia dor:Mims and 5121. 6s. the utprooesds of the annual dinner, amounted to 2,0611. 14a. lid., leering in hand a balance of 2991. 4.. 44. Os the minim el Sir H. Ellis this report was received and adopted i sad the amen!, the general itonunittek mad officers of the society were re-elected. Earl Stanhope was elected president of the society, as sucarsoor to the late Marquis at Lumdowne. On the motion of the right rev. cluirmaa, an Mimes to her Majesy on the marriage of his Royal Highness the Priam of Woks was unanimously agreed to, aid the proceederp terminated in the usual 1084047. FIUGUTIUL OCCUIIIIENCZ AT HAFITINMs. —The wedding celebration festivities here concluded with • pro cession of the Volunteer Fins Brigade, a display of fire works, sod a huge bonbre ea the hill behind the ruins of the castle. All this went off well, and about half-past 11 o'clock nearly the whole of the people bad returned beeps. At a quarter to 12 o'clock a respectable traciwomaa aimed Stem, a poulterer, carrying ou business in Cud*. street, wait on the hill, sod, in the temporary absence of those who had charge of the emeolderiog ember+, be nabs& into the midst of the burning beep. Only two ec three lade were then in the neighbourhood ; they raised an alarm. hut hiders the unfortuoat• man could be extricated hie flesh had been quite charred. Ile was removed I. tbe is. =, where be woe aspired. It may naturally be en that this has cast a terrible gloom over the other. win joyous promediep at the day.