The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-10 00:00:00

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RAMC - mi. le Os ftliens. a gNTLE prewar* bon without has caused the caseaner INDlAw.r~u.w. rbeg,w l.- air MUM 41 rw mid IM lb. Dm ad wages ow/ see be led AIL pm U. mg C• 1111 •• la IM bintry.•ll 1.14.—W•i• Yew • air ge. Malmerbaribyari. ••••••••• amt. VCELEBRATED READING SAUCE ett l ostexaM v at h i =sitrtr=km?" .. y obi net /la lawita—J lal masa limatrirsam APPINT " 8HILLINO" RAZOR, sold gent iv Nabs% MAPPER polio = A MI Os alta. Rigid. miff rift ilea Imiet•lnk et aim Ibi Y Yea MAPPINL SUPERIOR TABLE-ENIVES ft. :v . i=1: .. 1 12 MA • tini=eri._ Ise , Olir; and Quile. WINN MAPPING ELECTRO SILVER PLATE. low NA PPIWIII eieleetel lasebbeme• la Ewe Ploy TO II me Oelbes Sinews. Ilk Dblee. Speer IE4 res. a waft semi la lever. as ewe seebem. Is. P. Ebb .MGM etre Ike Impel =Leaks my be sea Reemiraery. Qum% balmy Weds. 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LUAM and Co.'s JUVENILE DRESS, 86, .....• Ihk.4I4WAS. piss now sal ID gable milmatim. NB misuroft denAlN...al ailoNADs Imlsgapprut al•ipams. Various rep WWI.. bow Womb% ea la lie promo 1111.1*0 as* AU* D AAA .1 =AM. prim. DULINS. — mows VITA. G-CASEB MINIIIINTI. Ilk fir At Mr. irrhar. Sr. 4. .107401harrial rad Chrial Priam ar• groaner burr DRINSIIIO4IIIIII4 a rro w = thilZ i rl iii = . Phrpihth ral mown MK trrirmriro rem him% MIR l a hr him arnor.k Samplers r 1 OM rir, Ow ism as he Brinharit hr ale et Mon Phis le her. lona MD.111.1111.11 LADIES of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who ir=aPt UV ert* . .... it TIM WO 1••••=1 0 Inikilia sal trauma ed die Milo. r .t m sz . • "m a w ==re to 16= . gnus ia N. r . : . morel : N.Verew i.w► ad 110111. - laM i n eh 111. 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CHIIILIOAL PHYIIIIOI _WIL Port 11. INORGANIC 01111111 MY. I& • Psn 111. 0104111 C 0111211111.11 T. Ns. Lames. : hil• W. Plater sad Si.. Wet Simi Tfial Min, b. COLINEXION Thb BETWEEN P HYS IOLOGY and wlrm 1 " TILL /111L9410PMT. 7Y/ NUMMI Two al a es Gnu Cnalerul 1L1ka..14 OA. DOCTZZ mg 'LACTIC' II be MOOD CII. TIM T. botta imam lima d `Ora lsb am Obal 04146414. - • I.lR`asnW limb as Gab "abbe mu be obibiil LIMOS bar W. Prbr M isa. Want lanai LLIBT cf fßintrrßkB of RECENT woad • 11111111111 1111.11011411•111 r, sad Cam: fral n ra l k= llsadrair. Lair ; sall Ormalval. MO DIU ouzo? LoaAIRY. ALIST of Ow pnacipal NEW end CHOICE BOOKS par* rifled 66 di Work. Lana I• ma maits m t• ~rid ea Olberla Ilds.e4 Itediantr L Oshrtimst.Lerblia: NM Onmeinal. Ilsalsserar. TM VERDICT OF Lord Chelsea's committee Weed the following eireskr : " V9woom! Clubra's Cistril Ocausielwroam, Union-hotel, Cocbpe-.treei, Apra 3, 1867. " Kr. Hanker, having declared bbrall i< favour of vote by Mad, abolition of chuck noes, and the Midi= of Jews to pediment, Lord Chelsea's amass eimmtly wired the Moires to art themselves to prevent time pia ci*, being impend upon the county es the opinion of the constituency, by voting for Lord Mims." Well 1 We me told that enough of maservative voters anpotled to have turned the electics. Of acme their gives mem to Yr. lieuberre principles. TREESEMAR.— Protected by Royal Letters TM el is ariasetUrn lib= figt: r d. 11•• 1.1.•5r . nal Marisa la lbe *art we d Ora a_ =-1......tt i . ....=.1.1:-. ...f....: .. 4 • vra "Mimi dus TrOmmer Pa Lt.:: .......,...0 hi d Amigo • Medlin tub eltr=7 6 lB 45 a - Wisdom\ sowslialea. eiperliemert film, 11... L i.e! Wei tote et swil ff MI reemlbe ~ft& wis* No air sr bolaG IBIS 16 . 1 tv i a 7le an ke dk., ay. IL: ail son •OUL:Z . .. dhlipl a rrva l Waw1....„..N.,...21.4........... .111 r. /Mal ; i1L03 1 .4 , 11Ma : mad lalird t=a6.o..lllr3=diegkiimbe= LENT IN COLLINS. As Oxtert corratheathet et the Unites writes " New thet the ems, at Lain asses et It. Marfa is esasiabLlll ath be kmpthepkis a t s = km essire the impoisa irie elks kr Isla • est • mild einther, te Oak alma set wake, se kr as kith met the sis. I ea embed Oth the alba dead bre bees sththery lad arklaresey layeal Fes, la the Ik e ih a i r meth ikithry of the swum beAtals et lest es • Rath Inked et • thethel ward • stra_pestto, padres • IMF, sad dlie by the wie by jethey. Vbsiteklel anises mei maim bekli b treek bees le theist Ye pare, est tab Adis last, bet theseglee• d pier. Yet, WM b LOA the .e gem yak is per lb* regular rsedest, Ike dlidllest service or is AM, la clod ee latiL kat wasp the isleceity, whether et miewediele, eli=ip maw • rub sbahmatederq kb& his hen sad b w ee iris Kettpe' Sisk 01111 seem. el slid • kirk k sem able sir thiskrier, Nth Si te the adlthey slams the= mak et the silks, bath this ass Ithe sa elastheres 'gibe eske sir the them& Sath ase, Oath • esespleth welds% k aselselithilsey Is see thibithals teeth the swath IsV ka ssere Is Aser klsls • Imajlellsa Igaise the whitht they sloth ar tots is mar kr Oka( the 1 1 Ant sash poke lukkese his, I has bad kg= Ike at kw*, be. lassessigty mote is °shed &gag Itlepeemdleitt. Awl ea ems bee tredembielly lea • fisi While I ha thwsee bond eqweessd repolegly mad le the meth epes, thet remet tha the Wag' go abelsht hem liner to sete stroke end seek • swa to Wirkethay W Priday bap. sea • this 'W' tar Wipe; rid la thst el tea el the halls—eed or wire mit • seta wall have he.. hea the *der amiss is isithate eletated thorelves thew dem me le this udethesi Set Mild algid ast be skied. The War et irk • emlimellia se thie—es wth as Ilse kilithissie—asia kr gmethe Imam wee Craidea Wake punk upe• edislk Me, Mut ved by Nam othetha is Ilththathess what it ape& um • win eel vadable illspethisse MUSICAL, DZAILATIC, AID EQVUSTITAN Btci Pecan ASIOCIA77OX.—Y•ords amiss the Or* moodoor err teensy we bibbed to nob tutee alto Mlles R. Mar C.Et. Java a Mr. Ton&tr hot lb" lb. Ingstro, Mr. Lama, Merl= Ilindbvey sod Blum lb. Coe, Mr. . W. Phlito. Ooptilo Cork, Mr. Os* Mr. Modor, Ike. About emit sot doint b- I what a wirr ia liso• the did lariuski itymmoloikee ot leadlod dr aim imam alio nobs- polio. The a l • toorlimiloontowl et tat sod skill to eassillag islo with ths isajwirroslibr to bawd. AIM Is dr paboorge bar WO* boimoll r.+. whom et ihnob, •dls We toot alas "Amy aillWory," wed mot breW to Ws maw pelbaramo arm Wit Imr e beim Wm by{ owl Ws Eli' glop% "Ida &dm *it id on Ardis minim solloied dr tallow mod big= lir Mr raw demi &ow boritiorl mks. la the bu t So log lito of mobs ho dwdt gbh twos open • d tholutslio aosoblia th erary 'hi& Way woo Ora not to Imbiwoolo. Aka arlidoetho wag vlbloboiso at as NOW' caw, ..d Ito sapid bow w "bus pow to gay, • lady to wilt Ow who raw • frau hard waits ilu to w eLd irmok wow mirogor Marra to au tufty, boriaty, datum lbw ow to plat out the Mt tome bowies this isowdolloo sod the whirl Abdo widdi steady surd. Ito .hest Irma sot to molds pp Mos peeler tidy to then who had towboat& to to Iholo ;i Mot woo lardowid to • Meant morator, ..d smogdleret draw It tor taloadodds r iro= NW wily timid ha so loilwolood wad roompos old oboe who withal fir The ohms ot be roe beibioloot apoodher "Pl = lot oily rim, whilhor ausicoi, ibmillu or alsrolek hot acooryobiont, ostimiww. tomoubilloto won la *sir ossoootios eteelinel ea Wing= ii• iddl. Ewa muddy igrooA" Ihimoro wore alslamod. von midto Oa *dr "intim Wirt' miss Sr kip et Wit umbilha. Ability it MA bre wog wmprotol. owl alssaly ft Nato malboo Weal so Immo maw aroto—owis of then ot the polimbit to Armin, who hod WNW their 7=lllk ammo by htwase their lhemilude to !mil. H. awoke SW "' drit to drib, Pro/Fatty sod moon to tho impolotlia, sod lb too sod •II met thiamine le that it might the owl Alwrbli b 2 .1 The boot we bolt with load imilwrida timis Ow So dims IWe iwoubi l la i t i orwoloy, thot out et TAM huhe• istdoh do width doted olloilired to lb* womb = at OWNS ply* thin woo not w. whith rad to the imothrto of to. drimodo• sod *yr obi& pw kart to la by 1 *bow awl of wood. No volt to that lie seasty umo mg nlos b NW., obi hod alms 4vonrro l into WAIL Wien, Ille. T. IWO, sod their abeam. Ile emella al their Int let easheeleg imlbeet et to the Mile " irdi &Idly. Dem Ile mem et Op moor& at lOW. sib ggiesseataire 'NM 'Ed the eal vam elmeieeled ihe *mot mirth and gal tat odd bay _ 11111111101 JO OMNIBUS ActmexT.--Oagatarday fight Li a arias esaidist reered la Viarebrat, Flyway& Aa mow hebohlog re dr. 316616, ri Do= Mrs *bre Wash ems la bra it the TIghTIF 616. be the 1I Odra impa tali, Air, ahr bur pro leiple, a Idly liz ami...lirl talua Ihdr i = 68 aarle lea ma ion 6.• 68 rah 6 a lerfa Oh i e ter Vabrebsr, bin raille la sire mit ale ma Abed sumo 68 sar6 eat sire Ye ribba Treats alliphs era 68 sise blur mai 681 me et 68 lrems or hil ea do do hre senlipetihe arollor yea larshrl, sal dre w vas Ere le 68 pasubso The mud ben middles 168118 pimp. ad Ihas aseallel 68 his et It= The prages nil 66 a soda 686, diem IND spirt dr ear, e 1666 thraudes err hoed wore rafted Os a ha trims. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1857. LITERATURE. 4 Threstasal Jimmy through Eastern Russia. By WY. SPOTTIgWOODZ, M.A., F.R.S. Long man sad Co. 1867. iir rar el y take -- " We ups new book of travels without feeling that a little manual of " How to observe, and what to observe " ought to form as essential a part of the " kit " of our wandering countrymen, ea the in evitable red-coated " Murray." It is the absence of such a manual that afflicts us with narratives of journeys through in teresting districts, in which all that is curious and striking is omitted; and in which we are treated instead to e lab orate commonplaces in would be fine language, or to details which poress no inte rest for any living soul but the writer and his friends. Another clams of literary nuisances is composed of people who set out on a journey, though it be only from Walworth to Wiesbaden, with malice prspenes to make • book ; and who, lacking better matter, utter compilations from guide books, or new versions 1 of old ideas, vamped up to give them an air of fresh- =kith, being often worthless originally, are oven lass valuable in the process of re- The rare sod of travellers is be who going through a country where there is something new to sop and to learn, is content to tell without Abolition what he has seen and what he has lescreni, and so add his quota to the general store of odd knowledge. liMmikezteheiselegant ad a litds V a time be ra g gentleman of waled Itiowlitlge, he bee given the world an old isompast amount of his Wog tar mot interesting and least pollee Iselora bola. Although the disable while Memo the oddest of his narrative has besn_cmplocod by ems Than MD 11111 of science, it is bat lit& known to Inglidmita insmend—still less to that portion of the yob& whiel roads for mere amassment ; sod to them the week will afford a graphie pittance sows of the mot curious portions of the Ruins Mike, midis In say future traveller who may Mew le the mihni's Week it will be found an artmonly medal howilmek. Arriving is adds skald the time that all the world was &tido, *kW to witness the wondrous Ir sie lhif the 11411.11 m, Mr. Spottiswoode very t mil any ilstailsd account of St. Peters ors Phessow, seel e that " our own corre spoddonte" hare famished public with all they are to know If the imposing mode by those cities on a traveffor I and last Mr R. Peel has added a few marvellous tistaile respecting them, which have the merit of boa, at least new, if not true. In his fret pages Mr. SpeWetrosde lands us is the midst of Nichol Novgorod and Ye !men Mr. Mahal, like Ilonew, Kea" end oder bawl= arms, began of • Yrenla ; and a men se On Inure breed it. towards einne, le see at die meet ***lb ekes ant ea be Wagtail. to tbs wad maybe sum he Ow Wows fiswhg slowly se le s = s oiladlsouslo arm odor, and the id -..a0l dimly seerbiel enerk the km* 111 Is bet la As gisehos glow ad Y sited mow dr Whoa. as b Os wad= lows, ha .10i the iho alowil-ibe utak dew ban ..s vitv a . fry edeae jade. The Um hsi d my Os eirson. eft Asir Maighg e rso b ta d re 211 tin; little stem= nabs abed la ell direstkas, some alma lad seem ebb bog dm of haps baba hon. ... Ibeis me shut Weal: he webs Isom, sod It is mid dot dm umber at sassed swousto to INV= ; led thb, 1 it meld he alibi amble of *ammo dm lag As doh ebbs Yr. Wl* so it limy, hat which most hamisto a Momiler, Ewa* tho variety ot tee mar emir asibilid bolt hoes Isteps sod Asia, is "agenda'. gbh boa mt . ewer Ikea the Vials ; tea, bad of the Ism WI owl Me Isa, Moo Case ; mum bought by 1 Ilutimem mweireds dons has sad Chins; his from nada; mad dr vested psalm of the TampOseeemisa =1 . 2 isapalazaha ari er ilidar a rtia j a .x ., :: k lie eber,6: l l y si t t g = 4 1.8:•% k Ira straight 1 sod omelmal hot asp Ink kessestki. At Mink r. Spottiswoade ombenhed as beard cue et the steamers whisk nay= the Volga, and noshed his next Lin = wean, 30 Ye. The hir wao hald A maw at the former tows, and the best was arowilai via a straerol- Motion al " doces•Rwitare and then squally 'ILIPsad paraphernalia : " Raisins from Mistura governments, Tarter* from Kw" Osemims tr ams below Smote; Pitiiims and Arne ohne Item Aeleakhan. Ildtbseems end Balm= Jews frees Oreaborg, awl one me two people on r=ul4, their way to Taschkomi4 bed the author adds, " I ot think the variety sellectod at the fair has been rather • kr it is not generally the canton of the mdrobants to tome beyond the frontier." ------- Notwithstanding the variety of nationalities crowded together on board the steamer, there was one occupation which was common to all—tea-drink ing, and this wee inewmant. In fact, when a Rus sian who is above the vodka drinking clam has nothing else to do, and the beverage is to be had, his natural impulse appear. to lead him to call for • tumbler of tea. It is like the have a drink" of the States, the " wetter" of all bargains, the sole com fort a traveller may feel himself tolerably sure of finding in a Rundan post house. On the joursey down the Volga, they passed a tillage of the Starovertsi, or Old Believer. : Among the more propos porta of their Lath, the fol burg air be arationed. They sever shave or cut their Mir; brigY, WWI TerWlNea, ea set of Impiety to die ftare ►y met the heed sad bee which Oed has gmen to man. 'l'hs sem al forces sad parer Is ahem ell triz i t i o d : abjured the Wee Is the der of the bettor sad et the ran tbr the forbidden fruit of the Gird= of while the former Is en incermition of Paten tired. The account given by Mr. Spottiswoode of the different noes settled in the vicinity of the Volga at va rious parts of its course is highly interesting, and one chapter is devoted to an account of the tribes inha biting Eastern Russia, the mine of which will be fully appreciated by all who take an interest in the history and ethnology of that mai-Asiatic district. The description of the Mel at Kazan is very Itaidaa : — Wei n; at the Nensnov Gostinina„ where, it folding =re k FNMA Wiens/ seas, have ono the *man et mod" we sheold howe lostery. th ee me Its dr gored illarty that tor wail pane& Inlydos wanio-4he deal awe et wino nislante amid to be Is law end ewe-Met non mold want enydring elms Ire ha R One Win end two low* ooleeled >h litany enannge, threats, agnoln• Woo, nal spina* Wen literally every snide of boils= Inniture end eravonence that we mold get bin he add to the atone lavatory. Law Yew tomb Mee a ne mias with now Nem which weelein_ p ale . Mee weld= anwerry le en" benth, aid eloweinne; bat at in ow endedly itoe kinoned bologna he an =tilnoon of brow are eclair alb l woe in et thentallos it • toria. Al Kazan the Teresteses tieemsesse. fir thin our travellerlays the rnyids/ ghee the title to his book. A Tarenbuse is I A toor-whiehd vehicle, with a body which Ins bon or peon le dun of a boogie wlbwt is.,. ,• bat wink at bre Is the Now or Wm moo Mat temobbe a brood, low bedb lorkeneroor at bib are ' It lo tarred Mk a =err bsibr ai sapsoM m ir dung ta. sod Ow a bool, of brio roolork or brow Us pwrborr ims oorr iPr e ors ow the oddest le a lINb oralorobol whoa, bolos lass bid Wt hie MAO* b wry be wee, he Oda Wt there ha se ✓at whebower ant man la Mote eit vela by ropes H.,, bewom woo for ost OM it be le we mot ocareielly ;WO we Is top of Ms pomies., his 'Morelos b, al manta, mot somoiorly pissed maw list, we Ikey are ad r lab • pod emery as If le new orb. But W peoellsAy wit& Aron Unit in radian et die bandler obi a hwahneeir lowl Is dr boo rot fibs mo mins me Ort, bo ora Is elm' cm moor poloodie wish Or boo lo Be▪ t ter, sod en, or mem oggesel orooorMs. si Sat the plip—ond ad lbe Sus seals Oiler bob I by mood nos mho sem Ois so arillo voila pro lir • MOM Ann SO et rod OM bed so ll boss manor boreebol, w sledsbeso Opsoriso milmo. But If tie vehicle be essentially &Wan, equally so is the &her ; and Mr. • weds au /OM up his experleneeof tee He he bat cee nelgtollta, na, M ge Moe hb wa statics to the art; cat lib be pork= as if blo owl woe boolleo or orb alseb isonorf• E b ma dented by the moommt; es So sool km so moms Or ZINITOW isi bo boo sem Pbmoir. orlo lo 100 Os mod, rd kb mar &Mir leillwase h lib whetha be be aaGd of derseloy or niebt,llre weather sr tea They law Aston skeet by issvdhes, who emplels at their elagieity, obstinacy dieinessty _wad recklmasm; but I maks that up was itisesat. Out of some 800 at nes that s4t e l s a micas pets of the comity, then wars sot above -a-dossa at* whom than was reason to had . fault. On star ting from Kazan the travellers—for Mr. Spottiswoode had a courier with him—were regaled with marvellous stories of perils from robbers, &c., on the road; but although at every fresh start into the semi- wilderness similar warnings were given, they met with no other robbers than those inuniform who inhabit the police-ofiloes and post-stations. That crime did emit they, however, soon had ocular evi dence,ou paging the long of prisoners on their read to the mines at Nartohissk, in Eastern Siberia. Three days after leaving Kann they reached Perm, and after a twenty-four hours' rest, which was Com pulsory from the time the officials took in making out a fresh pusport, the tarantae.e was once more on its way to the Ural Mountains and Ekaterin burg. An interesting bat brief sketch of the river system of this region is given, and it is • very re markable me : At a little distance mouth of the reed (rye Mr. lipottla woode) the Takla:win and the Imes approsch within four vents of mach other, end it wee care proposed, by s short canal st tina point, to unite the water esranwadestkws of the Caspian end Arctic Sees. Every one who his travelled in Russia will feel the truth of the veneerk that TlSre Is eTcaselt - semseW shot *sena tetras that it is ohm adonis olhe say 0 s imi ta i W 0110.110 ths iments ken make, 11//if 1111NOV Id asillils pinanselte repented inesef Ibir ens. ell snake le mob • *rig "SIN whin *wed isika dinneo. Bat It is Ms • pimp: II 10111111111•11 lims 1111111114 MIS wakes mint the breed. dab Os* led to. greet Imes seem whim the dust foal. gent Illte • fee, re the mad *imp and etQL At Rkanwhahum the uniansental stem weeks, the Mint, and aanafsleeisa of machinery end mush were inspected : far this is the Birmingham of the Ural, and, with Zlatotist, 'applies the arms for all 1 the tribes and frontier foroesof Siberia. After visit ing the hia-warks at the latter town, a short cut, awl a very tateratieg but rather uncomfortable ma, was mat through the Bashkir country, looked mom by the Russians as a sort of Ogre land, wboee inhabitants Mr. Spottiswoode found to be uncouth enough, but quite as harmless as their neighbours. At Ufa the travellers were unlucky enough to stumble on the holidays in honour of the coronation, and wore compelled to remain and receive hospit ality from an English lady married to a Dutch doctor. The appearance of the suburb of Orenburg, across the river, is very aptly likened to " a Retch toy on a green cloth," the trim, formal wooden houses standing on the sheer steppe. No one seemed capable of giving any information about the road to Ouriev on the Caspian, so our traveller started by the Samara route to Ast rakhan, and we recommend the narrative of that part of the ' adventures of the Tarantame and its occupants to all who wish to know what travelling on the steppe really is. Sere is a pialwrie el the physical educa tion of a itassian before he mien at au age to be made into a military sossida• : When find from ite hemlegoe the child's education begins et once, ear I whey if a peened eheneter. He--or she, for it is the NM elk kat eme—malbes his drat la liis by dinfelmkg is the end a owl k Whim keen did k • eseen iug = int mai waft limo. 1 Bringlang ht bp Sem to o slism, If perk% r. Clalerldis ef mad, be _wee oylla la the Mos of • boa haardsgred pig, taken is Swop prowling goat ea Ile ekes of semskkg re eat. Looking urea sit of amble as see et the natant evils of In, ha bogies to imitate the yerliascious dilifence with which that animal takes everything into its mouth, renting only whet 4 elederely impowitile.lie rd so tar aniehed hie slantket as to cis between the evil mid the greed, Is nutters of the paste st Irk, he iapremsted le tie genZ l if the fray sun of kook hunt Ind _.steltil," es arm and ao the dlgailg e4l of ea ebl siege* Illeltill *a la Me a these Mims amigo ; fie WWI far, se se men of it es n *lehltklinef Easy ear living telephoning hisolf ; *was, saws! Genoa as he se the little eine sem es% reeohleg dew* to the read es ease sib dr hoe wawa be* each big eesegh lair Ink ble elks pe*Seidle Waived in the dint which nein to yaw selesenn. Ant se he live@ ; until at last, kr *Skirl Se aim nimbi sea do something, his edam ties Is imined, owl Islas* I* es a man. Mr. Spot/ammo& was evidently struck with the fact that the members of the Moravian colony of I Sarepta are as much " colonists" in a strange land now as they were eighty years ago, and that their Russian neighbours have profited but little by the example of their superior skill and industry. There are only two towns between this place and Aisne khan, the dreary sandy desert stretching far away on the eastern aide of the Volga. Mr. Spottis woode supplies us with a capital sketch of Astra khan and Astrakhan life ; and at this city the tra vellers seemed to have lived in clover, being the guests of M. Saposhnikoff, one of the industrial mag nates of south-eastern Russia. The return journey northward is of course less interesting both to the traveller and to the reader, for Astrakhan is the na tural climax of the narrative; but the visit to the Kalmueke,, the fishing excursion to the mouth of the Volga, and an account of the advances which the Russians are making towards lihiva and Bokhara, are interesting, and the latter valuable, as a hint to watch closely the proceedings of our insidious rival in the direction of Persia and India. Some use ful tables of the eastern trade of Russia, given in the appendix, add to the value of this little work, while an excellent map, and some well selected and executed illustrative views, aid the reader in realising the localities described. Judging from this " taste of his quality," we should imagine Mr. Spottiswoode to be the very sort of man who could turn such a journey to the best account, and we regret that he did not earry out a plan which he seems to have entertained originally, of extending his tour along the western coast of the Caspian, returning by way of Tiflis. Brief, however, as was the time at hie disposal for any careful examination of the country and people, Mr. flpottiewoode has made the most of it, and produced a work which is a welcome contri bution to the library of travel in Russia, and one which we doubt not will induce others to examine for themselves the curious scenes so happily sketched i by that gentleman. WATRRAOLOUR DRAWINGS.— The engravers' &twiny of *epidural in the Verson Gallery, the property of Mr. Moines/. et 111~ara, were submitted to public cenapetities by Mame. Twelerof Pall-mall, on Weft...day amid Moseley. They mengerei 162, and realised upwards of LIAM. Lot 66. J. LW. Terser, R.A., Lake Avernus, steW by W. Smith. 17d gime. Lot 72. W. Collin., R.A. Rii as a Xing, 'mph& by Content, 16 goinnui. Let 107. Vonetelde, R.A„ Tbe Valley Farm, copied by Ben= Lot 112. W. Hilton. WA., Edith and the baud Herold, copied yJ. =Blll4ipions. 117. W. Hilton, meeting of the of Mesh= end Redreem, copied by ' , towel], 25 Orr. 'Nand dey :—Let 143. Labs, R.A., Uncle Toby eel the Widow lifsdnisn. copied by R. Woodmen, Mil Lot 153. Sir 18 Landseer, R.A., Peace Dolby 61 gains'.. Lot . 164. Dia& War copied bY 116 Lot 161D66 lise, R.A., the Play Sees., copied by Rale eMess. Lot 178. T Uwina kii Vistyp es the Bisi of the Garonne, copied se t r. 22 clefra v Let lid W. Mubeady, tl7. R. A., sal sei tbebeeratese, 33l gliz ro i pied by .. 4 i..... F view Lot 188. T. Wabeeer, RA., Going hie espied by W. es U solossa. Lot 190. Dige, the • School, 48 guineas. Lot M.. i. 111. Wog, R.A c .V.ltima Che iris sate-room at Lard Clulteigra, te se r sp ir U plasm Lot 191. DW I & Pall ft I.LWeeduseu, 26 166. P. Gee/el, the Wye Teetivel, espied a ....... 42 gime& Lot 212. L. a • .„, War in its Ha of Ceertray, by Weederis ivi ll i l eas„ gelnam. The hiseisg bad d mplat boor Ng dedri bang ii Lot UT. W. Haat MPG Meet Ad Pow U plum Lot SU 11. Heel, Antwerp altakCeeles iAlm.l uti.144,61,31:12,111.8:11..1‘4114.4340:1274.e5iMin1tanaa150rin Lot ~.: sa. the two renowned weds pehlhhed at utia 7 .33,4 7 . m :::. ih a : 3: : :: Trur guismal , IL L I:. i , Arnillerdal lAte WA glik aminvok allavil'ftwee. s° peers Ir. C. ILA., 410 Ilt me . A . :a ettellent es -1 sople, tot DA WA. D. Hay Field, as important thseriag, 27 gainalui. Ditto. The Com ==lte 2 f , 1 7 2 21 'slum The two days' sale (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE NOMINATIONS. Ruins Coulerr.—The nomination took place yesterday. Mr. Hans Hamilton was proposed by Mr. T. G. Vernon. and seconded by Mr. Thompson. Colonel Lamer then pro =ad Mr. C. Cobb, jun. seconded, the nomination el Taylor. Sir C. Dcniiville was proposed by Mr. Hairy Grattan, and seconded by Mr. O'Neal. The show of bends was in favour of Mr. Hamilton and Sir C. Doraville. A poll was demanded. Aurelio COUNlT.—C,ptain T. H. Pakenham (C), Mr. George Meceriney (C), Mr. O'Hare, Mr. M'Neill, and Mr. Rea, were nominated; bat Mr. Rea afterwards withdrew. A poll was demanded. LONOTOID Cor3ITT•-Col. H. White (L), Col. Folks °mein. (L), and Hon. Mr. Forbes nominated. Poll de manded. WienLow Corwre—Viecount Milton (L), Mr. W. F. Hume (C), and Lord Maack were nominated. Poll demanded. Caana COCNTY.--GellarSl Sir J. F. Fit:gonad (L), Lord F. Cosy Baer (L), Mr. F. Calculi (L), and Mr. L. ylie (L), were nominated. Poll demanded. POLLINCI.—YzsTuuIty. (BT siscratc Timis,.Ant.) WEXFORD COUNTY. ll'Methen liatchell George 4300 2876 2625 ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NEW MEMBERS. LIBERAL GAINS AND LOSSES. The following see the plane for which new minters he,. Deer returned : whin there hie been a change in politica el well as in member, the columns at the aids show, el surly as can at present be sicertained, the liberal and conorrative gains rupee:nivel,. LIIL COL. PLAOMIL NEW OAIILeAIJI. ENGLAND AND WALD/. Abingdon Andover AJ urn Hu: Wditant i . (C) rir r. A L. l7. ( . ea . (L , . Bed ßeth ford Kr. Bernard (4) . . 1 Berkshire Mr Bonverie (L) . . 1 Harwich _Mr. J 4 Maigeton (L) , " Beverlay Nf. 7. — D4 - 171:0; (i.)' 1 Kr. G. A. Glover (C) Blackburn Bodeen C.aptain Vivien (L) . 1 Mr. Wyld (L) . . . Bolton Boatel Bradford Bridport Ihrligewatar . . • Xr. A. W. ( * 7. . B rir r i Zi nr g e . (LT.) . 1 Z l' H:7 7 rituts . M r.. /I.lg. N. , ri., er, a); i.) -1 -- Ca a ate id g • Mr. Macaulay ( . . 1 Mr. A. &mart . . 1 Cambridgeshire . . Mr. Adam ((L) . . .1 Canterbury . . . Mr. H. B. Johneem• (C) 1 Cardiff Cuditan Carinle Mr H. Hodgman C) .. 1 Chatham Cheater . . . . Cirenotater . . Clitheres Cornwell, W.. . Cumberland, W. Dartmouth . Denbigh District Derby Mr. Bade (I.) . . . . Derbyshire, 8. . Devista Mr. Grath. (L) . . 1 Devon, N. Hon. Mr. Trefu (es ) . Mamba** . . . . Hon. W. Portman (L) . 1 Dover _. .. BherXan (Li - Dudley Mr H. B. . (1.) 1 Dattuun, 8 Mr. H. Paw (L) . . 1 Ellalt Betford . . Ere; N Erse., 8 Mr IL B Winekld (L) 1 Basler ...... *r. S. Gard (C) . . . . Falmouth . . 10:8. atutie7Y (L) . . . 1 Mr. F Baring ) . . 1 Frehery D. W. Cox (L . . . Proms Glamorparlre Mr. . Nicoll (z . . . Mr. H. Vivian (L) . . I Gloomier Grantham Great Yarmouth Mr. T. M'Cullegh (L) . 1 Mr. Walrus (L) . . . Oreanwich Mr Towrend (L) . . Orrt Grimsby Lord Wol(L) ... 1 Guildford Mr Brill ( . . . . Himagebire, N. Mr. Beach (C 1 ... . Mr. &later ( ) . . . 1 Hampshire, S. Hon. R. H. Dutton (C) Sir J. C. Jerrie. (L) . 1 Harwich .. I Helder Mr. Truman (L) . . . 1 11oralembhire . Sir H. G. Cotterilli.) .I Hartimd Hertfordshire . Mr. C. W. Pollee ( ) . 1 Header Wortley, Major (C) . . Hlieffl mefteld . Mr. Al . t2e . (Ld ) . . . his of Wight . . Mr. F.Triiord (L) . . I Most, E. . Sir Brook Bridges (C) . Lrreaborough Mr. Collins (C) . . . I Lambeth Mr !tripoli (L) . . . Laseweer lasauhks, N. Lord Cavendish (L) . . Learoberalre, 8. Mr. Willson (C) . . . Leh .. Itr. R. Hall () . . . 14111 , 111t_ .. . . . Mr. Harris (L) ... . Lelertershire (Bauth) . Viscount Canon g . Leominster . . . Mr. Willough ( . 1 Lincolnshire, N. . . Sir M. Cho ) . . 1 Lkhbeld . . . . Lord Sendon (L) — London Ludlow k.ingtott . . tone C. . . I Molar M Western L) . . 1 Makes Illaaarbaeter . . Mr. J. A. Tuner (L) Middlesex • Mr. R. Hastrry (L) . Newark Mr. Headley (C) . . Newport (lales(Wight) Mr. Buxton (T.) . . 1 Captain Moneta. (L) . Norfolk, W Mr. B. Gordon (L) . 1 Norfolk, E. . . . Sir E. Buxton (L) 1 Northampton . . . . Mr. Gilpin (L) . . Northamptonahire, N. Lord Burghley (C) Northamptonshire, S. . Lord Althorp (I.) . 1 •-• Nortek . . . . . Viesount Busy (L) 1 Mr. Schneider (L) Nottinghemshire, N. . Mr. J. E. Denison (L) 1 Oldham . . . . . Mr. J. Platt (L) . . Oxford (City) . . . . Mr. C. Neale (L) . . I Plymouth Peatefract Portsmouth . . . Preston Mr. Cram &lOW Mr. Hackblock (L) . I Ripon Mr. Warn (L) . . . 1 Mr. Greenwood (L) . I Rochdele Rochester Salisbury Sandwich Mr. lingers (L ) L 1 Shaftesbury . . . .MrG. G. Glyn () . Shrewsbury . . . . Mr. Sherry (L . . . 1 Shrorlure . N Hon. It. Hill C) . . Southwark . . . Staffordshire, S. . . Mr. H. W. F (L) W. G. Foster (L . . St. Iva Stoke-upon-Test . Surrey, West . . . . Mr. Briscoe (L) . . 1 Sires, Kest . . . . Mr. J. G. Dodson (L) I Taunton . . . . . Mr. Arthur Mills (C) 1 Taristock . . . . . Sir J. S. Trelawney (L). 1 Tewkesbury . . . . Hon Mr. Lygon C) . 1 Tower Hamlets . . . Mr. A. Ayrton (1..) . Truro Mr. B. WWyams (L) I -- e . k.rlesworth ( ( ) Wakefield Wareham Mr Colcrsit (L) . . . 1 Warwickshire, B. . . Mr. Bolton King (L) . 1 Westbury Wept Kent . . Wept Riding . . . Weymouth . . Mr. T. R. Campbell (L) . 1 Wigan Mr. Woods (L) . Mr. Powell (C) . Window Mr. Vaneittart . 1 Mr. Wisased (I C .? . . Sconsun. Aberdeen, City . . . Colonel Sykes (L) . . . Argyllshire . . . Mr. A. S. Finla y . 1 Ayrshire Clecknowinsts . Lord Melgund (L) Dundee Fslkirk District . Glasgow Mr Dslg Wigton Burghs . . Sir W. Duabei (L) I !LELAND. Armagh Mr. B. B. MMer (C) . . Armagh County . . Mr. Close (C) . . . . 1 Athlone Mr. Ennis (L) . . . . 1 Carlow Cavan County. . Cork County . . . Galway Landoetheri 6ou.itti Louth County . . Mayo Waled City . . Mr. Harald (C) . . . 1 Westmeath County . . It. Lev (C) .. 1 Wexford County . Mr. HWAW (L) • . . I Thia inaksi; total 'Liberal gain Tutal Cothervatlve ditto Clear Likril gels SLIGO CIOWJWY: • • - - nova - Cooper BaD 1780 17&3 CORK COUNTY. - --•- - • Deuy 8,440 K•Corthy Scully QUEEN'S COUNTY. The third day's polling resulted as follows : air C. H. Coote 1,827 Cal. Dunne Mr. Fitzpatrick DOWN COUNTY. CLOSE Or MIT DAL Hill Porde Her 4977 4637 2991 KILKENNY COUNTY, CLOSII OF FIHAT DAT. -- -- --.. Ellis IS® Moen ghee 6ll Greene 5Bl Thle is exclusive of the return from Castlecomer. GALWAY COUNTY. 71XIT DAY. Badge ...- -... 16111 law SOB Ossigt7 Melon return not Included. SALOON OMNIBUS COMPANY. Yesterday the feat instalment of the omnibuses projected by the Saloon Omnibus Company was produced be ors the ?ebb and submitted to the inspection of the police authorities in -yard. The present sane, which is to be followed by others in the course of the miming month, and so en as the public manifest a desire for improved o ne• conveyance, consisted of six omnibuses, and as they enwayed frees the yard of Mr. Ayshford, the b ui ld er , in Drury-lane, their comfortable-looking insides and bright ex teriors of yellow and blue excited no little attention and spe culation along the street.. Omnibus reform has been for a long time before the public, and although it has not been so much • Kilned of discuseios as other topics of reform, there are few points in which the London public, judging from the interest and excitement caused by yesterday's display, take more concern. The narrowness of the present om nibuses; the inevitable jamming and dove-tailing which takes place in consequence; the dispute., if you are fond of the London atmosphere, such as it le, which arise with your next neighbour, who prefers any amount of foetid = ... t0 a " thorough draft ; the universal aversion to • wirWiumbrella, and the ill-tenteealed fitter when • lady tase conics to take the lost unoccupied seat beside a sooldemen of 16 stone, are flatten. of every day omnibus ex pie, The wonder is that this state of thing. has been mimed soling ; but when it is recollected that the monopoly Was is the **at price which the worst article will fetch, Ind Mist the sesmetation price is the lowest for which the hat odds eon ba sled, tie wonder ceases altogether ; for kessesikse thee hr Mew ecemetition whatever in omnibus imp noumenta the patent **lon omnibus =Maks [though in this respect there is room for limpessussea, of which the directors themselves seem to 12=4 1. 1 . ; , greatly increased accommodation inside; ; bells for communicating with the driver and esedmise; double doors, which facilitate ,Tress and • sad promote ventilation; a more easy mode of enendhig to the top of the omnibus, arid greater essillet when you get there, and several minor imprwarrats. her Richard Mayne, Colonel Pasco, and Mr. Tsai* inspected the new omnibuft in Scotland-yard, awl Aid they suggested slight improvements hero and =ey fully recognised the general superiority of scam afforded by them. One of the recommend/Woes by Sir R. Mayne was that the new company should pereit selvertisernenta to be placed in the omnibuses, to lhzzedreacy of which the director. present entirely sa a After the inspection in tiathind-yard the six lebielie drove along the Strand, Fleet-street, and Cheapside, nod drew up before the Mention-house, where they were in spected by the Lord Mayor and the Lady Meyoress, who ex pressed, themselves in terms of entire satis&ction with the new conveyance. As might be expected, the " innovation" wee matter of keen comment amongst the omnibus and cab =confraternity. The former chins seemed to be quite in opinion. However worthless their opinions on great speelic questions, each driver or conductor seemed to be efigwir is omnibus ;" and is the new vehicle drove by, Ike so &mat voted aye or nay on the mighty question. A.s • Citt " there was a pretty general contempt at the at- Wept le Lill arm-chairs at 4d. • drive ;" and to him any let • one-horse carriage and a shilling fare scorned to mass of London at this particular moment, and the ein nil of the wedge which was to bring about the lamen tations et the New Zealander from London-bridge. The saw omnibuses are to commence running on Easter HOniait: and will ply o n following toads:—Notting-Lill wad Bayswater to the West-end and City; Higliguto and Holloway to ditto; Balaton to ditto; and Stoke Newington to ditto. In the afternoon the directors and officers of the company assembled et the Albion, Covent-garden, and drank .• Suc cess to the new company." It should be mentioned that the new vehicle has been de signed by Mr. Lyall, and that it is not heavier in weight or broader in the wheel track than the present omnibus, although the socommodation lands is much more ample. A SAILOR'S HOSPITAL.—The old Dreadnought hospital ship is now entirely broken up. The lower timbers woe separated last week and baled out of the Woolwich Dockyard, the wood end copper comprised in the sheer hulk being valued at 4,0001. Although the arrangements of the new hospital chip now moored on the river in its stead have been most artfully planned and most efficiently carried out, yet the advantage of perpetuating this inconvenient plan for the lodgment of sick sailors is very queetionable. No one can believe that the 'Thames is a particularly healthy situa tion for the abode of the sick. It would undoubtedly be more convenient, as it would aseuredly be more healjz ; awe a handsome hapital for seamen erected on the b of the river, in place of a ship moored in the midst of as foul sewer-waters of the Thames. Were this auggeetion T_we believe that the wealthy shipownen. of would wil aid in erecting • t hospital for women, worthy tuition whose • it is that " Her is o'er the mountain waves, Her home is on the deep." —The Lamed. SZLF-RIGIITINO OF LIFE BOATS WITH TIIEIR Sans ear.—Yesterday some interesting trials took place with one of the life.boata of the Royal National Life-boat Institution, in the Refant's Dock, Limehourie, in the pre sence of several expenenced grntlemen. The life-boat, with her sails hoisted and alieets hauled taut, was turned over by a powerful crane and parbuckle, until her masts were perpen dktderly under water, when, on being Trimmed. she instantly salf-righted end returned to her original upright position, end in twenty seconds melt-ejected the water which had filled her to the thwarts in the operation. This result was the more se it has often been disputed whether any life bitter= self-eight with her masts and mils up. How many sad accidents to life-boats carrying sails would probably have been prevented had they pnsseosed tbia important quality of self-nearing. On the whole, the experiment yer edgy afforded much satisfaction to all who had the pleasure to witness it, and clearly showed to what a state of perfection the eamdroetion of life-boats has been brought. 'the Na tional Life-beet Inatitution, whose life-boats on various parts of the coast have, diming the last three months, rewired seventy from shipwrecks, is about to station this life boat at Westport, an exposed point on the west coast of Ireland. _ - ascßmgau. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. THURADAT, APRIL 9.—Aarniagions on payment, 1,00, ditto by MOO* tickets, 329 ; total riiitors, 1,324. bOYAL COLOSSEUM OPEN DAILY, Morning MIS. Z.-be at L.-Ainlmlega. Ob. Ibibbb ENERAL TOM THUMB—PASSION wt y a s ILINOIALAL/0 BAZAAR. /A loyml. Pm La/Mom Paginsioal by by . the ea lamb &Ay. teen 111 to 1; yosVir4tlibe Owe immummt. r =Masi b. E.