The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-29 00:00:00

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I~ L"t(th sYi.NEV, to win Ist M y (last ithippiox ra. ) MO, the rule fast donna 140.14-bullt nasty dea r TA II I' %STU:, A I Outlets loam old Was to LOC- 1:1. 1 onomadocr ; I). d I 7 %by L•nekot Dort. 7. • b:n a 1.1 piwp. uktlt raperbd woonamoddlas for parouvarr. - sr to ..ad apply the C.-4mo ado. oil bard; tn F. CRP) Ind . • . MBILLIPP.I. SILAW. ated L0W .7111.1t. 1, 110321 E Inbidnad. VOR 11( KOIO sod CANTON (to soil 4abetuans Mt IM Nth Melt laa 'hippie( day the lath.. the sideadal tem 11r1tidt k :t diaper aqtase' hue .4 yet Yd Alto $I .1 A 1.1 Le , a tra ter ree eta. ILLIIII LttaDala theheruhl. r I lot in the ea I ..ek. tidy Ae•n full poor, •Ith etIILLIPIPea thd WINTUILL 101.1 Elththge Pal • F , SKIIV.S.P.I , OII 60, Saftopt...-11... In fla 1116=0 .01$Torilit: °MTN WP TERN. MIDLAND. aad MANCHE:Ma o SHEFFIELD. sad LINCOLNSHIRE 'AMWAY*. yams., tVP COMIC NICATION with Ile MIDLAND DIA TRICE,/ aal untx iNn at NEW THRial'oll ROI I% SETWEEN LoNOON TON ItTAT lON sad II Cl , OratlYlEta, HEW 110Erti. M., ra HEFEI ELI.a, .01 atter tha 14 MIN,— • can tart trait,. It ma Std elw. to ILooti.irtgto) N r yttift,ftm. WY. Iltalawraeid, Ueda., sad lanalimaro pu aMale, lan :a yr adre at 11.41 win. Ile tram we Ica, au I. eke Aw Derby sod Nona:abate at p ant ri ,E-mtelel :Ai p.m T to. Mt Ire, earn Lapdog win M ratlines' to lakeem NArnartata. tarrty. and re Meld. Ama ma ire, I. r.d am% .11 learn ya,y4, iag.4 I ',emu, tw0..., an .I IltatArekld ternatan. had Nadas lam natal.: Loeb,. at 5.14 p ar. Tbe Mariana m train from Tort at i.l and Lads at SAO am, ten arm* la Erni*: at 1.0 p.m. re lat. Tar *dr. kat 1.4 Learn awe t`tt Istria at :Maass, mad ttr at, awl Was arrlttnd ID Lorne, at lon vat sad dale w DIY dx:cle•oal. ar ail rertiet, vs me Mad lA, *Melt an be y had at say at tea melee olk ael alartho ate imt. N By order. MARL 11E1111. Osaaai Maraye ...liar. Cartel eta.!ca, Mara, Ha, VICTORIA (LORDON) DOCKS.— Tr I PPEItS.—Tha Victoria Net Cowan; glee wake that W fellowine els de SPERIoIf ELL, ti tor, for WO JANitilEr. IIONSTA VTI\R, 114 teem. fo - Mao. ATALANTA.. 11 trr,„ fee CAIA:UrfA. JAN Ka LI r 1 LEVI ton...a. LINA. LAII A LTOX, te for AIM 3.L.NEIRO. ere ttom tevhdc 0100,4P6. ta 14..1'n kale. Poeta • tt.em titter me dine 'a to. en the lkiele awl St Aliardwilarf, rote Thane— a' let, WI Lite Cotorta 'WO Oftlftrod I. ItioIIIVIWIC for o of O••••••:. (foto Ilto qien • nom. 'we the C.ty id Looted". to the Poelo• for A. ;.r t. rano! Oe 4 'pewee carters or neer, deliver the e.a•et• th• eiteetienl ohm. their •nre: c nark thence to thee Poets will NU. per ow. b hem a. roknut l e. of 1,4 loos V.. 4•1 too. gouda ItO °M om d are ortnr o• • ct to the m. 4ale. awl all chem. tel *towhee tad ettl:Loll4 le %has aeoide I. Tr, Otttona Dore Compiler MO also polar I to fotn•oe en•ol•• Into. e the Porde. aml lfliTt? therm either to ' , Loden!. or to the 4,lwnee. at the Mlle tow Mk . 0 , eher.A. 1.1.;} o..tott ootot It lew Kelt ata. for loft Co rt et tot' nan. e.l • rue for rent. Th, ehaepw for lichtera, *IVO celtnnt....4 • thcir utonareutent. will ad entreat the taltr. , ` ot•Wir Illatle for latcrrate to of from nay other Ana la tl.e port • : La-kr. Am re on lo,t lime of obi skruhar win he eutptcyck ere mtt.'e , ,n to the o‘ogottou of of,tero woo be rated fto, ran • leis. httchureh •trett rtt.t!on f r Cuttownhoomfbat re. ✓ie.nrie tact.. rtto.a.o ok, Itcoro co• hour sal harbour. Trot. likewbe .re etnel.area.tiett ct . 4iou trite quarter of as boor for ibmwoni pkr, lIL, ...an. from are ^ tea,nteat• minute tater , tram. e e.e.o • it•,ll,:tr• to and fro,n Joe % letora Dock qtr. Thane • h.t•• •cam t;I) tr• Mot baton tray hour for the Comm low , . tit.that. The On, or opted to to 4.4 le code lalf-aa. hour tq kiiht(rl Meet rcc. t • I oto• ; docutoesto od very melon. i 204,11' Oct look- tetra half Moir. Ille,earee le the Cock e t... cre!..e. 11.. the I•ock.low.e, to or hone the Nada ere tarenenottnl fr.eof e t Portiere purtieukn way be otaelood at lb. Vert. a lee. lea,. itoodklne ; or at Ate ream, id Um Mei raid, od, t 1 tar I:WM.4mM—* Yrdur, C. CAPPIIaI, Manser. V ICTORI A (LONDON D OCR 11;.- altat.loo of thiploolidwo owl .th it toad to Ow Mat tte *WI I. wt. for thr Att.. of yowls. lortirohwit : (nor • awl ..ttorry .or biting holm. nwehrotry, to., .od for tth -ad twoodi. g o at ,a...!•rAte Wee. Tito woht dorc t. an. wlll K fr.l t •It vwy low, viz. Foam: ..... bl. to. Wert,. town-v.. ...... id. t rad.. 114 *wan,. ltd. f VC. tonnage. .t‘titotlag Compowor. /to shed Ge. dame laid,: Urn Etas ft tawModitidlee their 0 &follo 8111- on vol), butler is loryld , e 1... eat th• Waver hottaiwth -. . . naltlng vont. Boa I. .. (mesa. Pa 4114 oteumr. trove Voris lonting 0. el ..ha n. 111.; le the Veda •111 be allowed to adjust lielr ege2yeawel 1.13 ta kr. C. CAPPIR, Mass.-or. 9T - 1 I BONUS. UNION AbSUItANCE SOCIETY (17111C—LIVE—AkINCITI Institut:el in No p.m of Qom. Ann , . A.D. 1:1 I. Cofte...l, Imo . Pak, .tre • Lon.loc. Comas; Pk. INOTON ILL?, pairri.Pitoinvas—lLENll V ALDWIN nO E.I. Juliet Hoak,. Ey. I John Poynter, ?bonsai , Smiley. Cog. John Itiotro„ ON.; hilt et two. flinty Nutt, ra , grs:. Wtilifon WI Pay, W. Fe-too 11 hitc, Tb.nn• P.A. X.?. Booed Witaon. EA., Aid. John We*, ntenbee Wilton, Eon. Td LIPP If0:111 ft of the year 1136, of toor.bltio of the NOON a the LIFE OLPARTIIIMT, Ito Area join dodarod, and ;whit thong. *Woo of a nto,ke • tor s 7 PlO,OOO, t o aciaarnakte tunfir tbe na Lon. of 1,4), is pa)ahh. upon nod nit!. lb@ wan 11. of rod. Who at U. Tye .c , .. ju 0o OW la., .ctut )4" oa Panto. effected IS Great lima. Pr.nit no./ ..n. Tilts LiCtl'e MAY Lk: APPLIED EITTIEII Inot-:p the annati r. dual for the nut noon yews, •i 111 ktr a. eltioina,b tbo mine for eat period; 4* I!. . ~. , a ril' .0 C..to .01:1.a.100/Ttli Of the .I• ( ' Mc. it i , ninedtotely in money. lb. ; • • co oh: • that. M a None , In the tolninti"to of this N,,,t). 4.1 realiw It. advantage. of MUT,. AL OPPICAti hr .taring the mono' pronto new one.firth n. • moll OM- Pa.ndn. th , • , norant,', and an :rev front the nobility um word Po. ill,lll.lja of ..,•ob nocktn.A The a„,tooof matated now amount' to upward. at DYE XILLION altiaa4. THOMAS LEWIS.) joi WX. LLWItI. 1 THE LONDON and EASTERN BANKING CuRPORATION. ILLdilt• cd I. January. Ire lb-el 61/Iw. fl. Cuisonwtreet, City. lAd• Pest lowa. ‘s tAbouree terms. Mae Hee. J.HIN OW IX A DEC LASKIN h. L'lsal naafi. JOHN CA oh AC ?loft WIS. can.. v.. linear Churn.. VLOATINU At.thil NTS arts ov_owl in thit *Aral manner with ap. tents paring, 3 1a twat. inured Irving allowtd on the minimum f ACCOUNTB.—The flel4 for ernitiorniret of threw eiheded thl. Rant. v linutebt, in India asab . t. tbs Corporation to allow es &nitwits lwr lennbencti died periods ivoir•aally lavourable Masa; Mitered. Iwo- itv are roe , lend lot the. flied periods of own rillve years certain. at per nat ter r annum. paid half-parly; ms deposits reeelptv aril ,leas trisi.sfble 11tIL tie perrialigoll &he lithwesen CALL ACchl . if TS —For rm., eletowite at ten &are rell 5 taf 111141114 le allow vd, Ibis rate Mug foiling with the discount rota So ark et Latino/ JOLIN IDWACD lITNPHENa. Hemp& pI Q U A N T.—MANGO HOT CHUTNEY SAUCE so iggyrrlcd. fa origami owt to4tko t to. Nob; Oa Via swat Agrooront, Is 711. tlr.. to. mil. T.s. Ike. sad Spiess toward at lOper ossa ,s 1 rt mow sad •ast esFesp tom t. .N Mahn, SIMMS la lr k —Prim I cot stem... applkstlea Se Ma 1011STSS. sholt•o!c 4,414. r. rtillput•laat, at, SOUND and WHITE TEETH an not only bi b..., Zmbi) nolo -Ite to a plevittz 4. la both ream tut the, are arty approclatett Ito. tab Ilfo ar hlrbly cottagetve kaaM sae ty. Atom.: the prey tr.ttion. ahead for the par lors, Swat LA \ lOC trfaYS'lll or Ph t L IrEII2IIIICI atm., aairralled all tartar and onarrava. , , sad loaartlea a gnarl ale whitener. to ltx raaaall, amber, remain Riots or m own( dew, reuarrior the 'ma One ar I re& Silas tie teeth Maly la that witels. amt. Itr arotoettr lutlwew , tataerliag memo. •• Panel 1., the brtaelt. MN?_.. 1.1. ta.r CMOTI , M—The aorth Rodeo' )4etha are on the Sabo. 1..141 "A. RUWLANII sal pIl b 1 tier , ft: .4 d1.4, - es the IPA ef i zgent , a . aulp Wee/ es each MIRA M PION'S PI LL of II EALTIL —We earellmt Wady l e to • ambetne of long tali easel f. Ole , atell dowhlers 4 the -.oath eml lama}, Tim or three dime o i a•nee the sUhoo.l 4 etch rel•ltary efeeta The Menne\ .111 mgmato f. • heahhy Rah of the Myer. hove., ..d .11 meth tate Owe ; esel .toteht h•leeemee. bob = I, oh/ yaunthced atattararee, is artleity. Sad reseee4 he U.S mon el tektite this methane. atvordlfte to the db Micas amthtatty but orb UT by all etsdure enetbeim Mb I. Ift an ad. par hot. 04-ene the atesse. " Twee. Pm& ausatil. Lash"' at the avrentheat insp. TRIESVM AR. Probta.d by Royal Le en Parr of rielead. NA rear by Yr aro at the Ikels de Plor. Orr ds Perk ra re bombe CASsie of Merry 'nem pm.. rim No. 1. Is • moor Oar rimm=rauttar. arl Works arra Trama.r. go. 11, .18 Versa urn if ere = I tervierty awl earprillare an Orr el Sir Orr= Ire r Mr lima milder iwt. r _2lB rio r Os =l i r rail prim 11.. err Certrtrl M. ••="2 4..."1=411, if= amdi k. 71. as assail : odd Iris of riqii2 l =lre . itirt le 6 9:1:M i t ear, sr C t il . g 04;4 4 1ri. ; la rd Ira Orel • of 41 If ; erisi Mr arrs t rz wierre mei IA le . dE L ssd Ow. a. °llamas*: sir 1... tf=etkimegk il." l= i IS. ART UNION of LONDON. (By Royal Charter.) Prehreete seri foe thernrees teem the Pere Rahtrim, him tererSber d eee curs eel her brie. the erre of a Wee. r leepreere et Plate of HARVEST IN THN HIGHLANDS. esetrel Witheole. hoot the mportant ead wa rmers mein by PG N. Lamtrer, FLA.. ead Pt , Aromas Oaken. LA. Neederateg. huDscntelea eirt Morey wit, Net treat. _ 'RUG GODN IN. t Iletterre LEG IS rococa. Oreteek 44k Wel !Maud. I I ONDON DISTRICT FREEHOLD LAND and lIOCSE SOCIETY. 06eee, by, Elm lb Ohm, otreet. City. I:LAST° \ VACATE. wcond portion of Ws I aeutlful building cite (about ten card • abortly be ready for allotment 7be itr t portion of 25 nom. •a. Mena to the eyefobere fo Octoner tut. and tbu whole wao tenon eine* take. Many of be plot, bate been 'twin by the members at prosier sod` how fly to /no. erec ti o n .v.slapp. here been ..nnonniee hewee unto crone of erection of the value of ZOLA ter at,. Persons taking eceripleted Marta will hare as I/ameba/a r.ler of elioke. Yoe the regintr of rigida for tale. and erel7 Worn*" OM. NOS at the neat or abwm. Wrzu S. W. IWBZWIS, But. RII -0 PENE 11. with tinny IMPORTANT ADDITIONS to the SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT.—Dr. KAIIN 15... to ant ehat the votale that his celcbrytgd which has bc.o eke-4.0y re Qr.,of andotrichel by many tatertattlat a.kbtlmtal objecir„ hi NOW or/'V It.. Itattmton (nay). Amonot the cow baton. of high tutgret will M foetal a magraheent full 'KAKI. 'mak' .4n Venn.. form m. 4 the mon eminent of the ancient mart., The Mt.r on la open gaol from tb till In. I...M . .trey are .10,red at 12. 7. 4. and half tan 7 by fhb faith... and a tow WA highly Interesting etnrfa 01 ketIn.1•00•1 I. mum of delltegy to Dr. Kam, at hall peat 8 erect. ly every *realm admission. l+.—Nle 4. CoghhtlYwtflat. Wow - WrwnwWw. I -10AL DEPARTMENT.—By Screw and Railway. iaLt ma Co. Blabber, sad Kleasised laspelo—fletton'a W.Jhead. &reel born the Colliery to the oeha, by the mit drawers Cogamos. Maw. sad blurthulabertatul ; or the Ilarebtoosu of Leguloudtera a Wa.sete walWad. deliver.A. thoroughly screened. teeny run of LeranLY IS, ler ton each.—l.E. awl Co.. West, Sad Londe' 11111•10 rateUoug. 'Rehberg. di s. or }:lowland. ESSINO CASES.-At Mr. mEcHrs MIA. E . ZUMUIESTS. Ill'. 4, &gest week Ns Lcsic•balkiresk Opal /140wle. are cithtbitc4 tbe trot upsimos of Milk nssa l• DRESSING CAW'S. wort-Ism. wcM 4 1r 4 k............mi 4 •' lIIIIN slii WI at many or hum,. =dial& kr mkt orekk InsaldiAme iiiiipiall. 14 : 11 4 1 24 i _ mut. WV." Onb-o.....treia. •• Mg .11■11 eicrivi atoll So wow Shim Beenc•lhe Ice the sale c 4 Illeare Iftaa, lase•••• bob% eiralstror= T .00/CMG-GLASSES, of the very choicest AA aserlploa. atenbhant with isodersts piton—C. NOAOTTI. US nth 310 e, tlafard .t Iwo special mtenuoa to hi, este:mire nod nnettalkd STOCK. The purity of pms. bupertor ul,l hitherto unequaled decoestiiii tt le of Inuno most eon,. tho paronsee of say itho may faroar him with dolt, Book of Dtaitos iv-. on toning vials manna Braiding In an its Grandma. kitsbilamod 1180.-Itheulamory 3 too. Greet tbsi glared. bob. HE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS in o &igloo d are to te CITY? COM PAXT, Maretwata,ll. Mit 0 Yr I ELIA arnitl lIT, LONDOIT. STRONG COS 00U TEA e—S. nt. 10d., 3a, 3a. la. A vassal Crlce a tartatt Is pub 11.1.4 every moot'', cogitates" the advastawea of Ike Loudon itaabsta t awl la mat Imo by porn on op. eltottlea. Pt CACS are itirophot at mutat prima Y.Att and COY LEN to the valor of Ma. or upwards itat raNTWAW tow to soy railway Mabee or earth town la ti Owl KINAHANII LL HISKT.—This celebrated old Irtah Ifthlety I. 15017 recommestdc4 u the most deli cious awl wholesome opirl6 edits, Ur mialog r for medicinal ear sues : It le perfectly put. 107 a dd. sod, Wale oltVoJeo d•lth are. 6 free from there boo r r ',ratio( quahtke offe'tul to le ether Fierily. ('era be oldefred In ruled bottle*. Jo. W. each. at a/I Yee remedial* Mall brute la Mon sad It. 'Unity ; from the &equated aunts lathe po helot 6•wite of ingland or •betreals from BINA HA N. hOlth, mud Sal ore it lathallletrut. 11U rearecte cORDING'S WATERPROOFS are the beet or ides for ; they will taad all weather,. ar..l are .t.fe la el &mutts. 7 het...mama ems inseam! -pert...ol BM 01.5emt of the army lead navy. 111,11 torte.r the h. the lest tealloony to their tteillti. Coraliore GAD% lvotr erc tee bat ever roads tor aoilloo ea , l leo dug easy us r•rt woo book awl reoalrin4 no dpe og to tato theta la mew. I. this( sst+. oom e. glove.. Ant:, youus.e.oters. trouvers. logglay. owe and ho.d., clock er nude to order te reewheel. labearas capes from ?a. W . web. or 40e. ter down.— Very ankle etude sith the earned J. C. CORDING. mil, etnad. eve dean watt of Triapietar. T HE SYDENHAM TROUSERS and Aran. BA NUEL. Bernbera—The Qi &sham Teasels am fa.: acqulrlai se Ilthirsposa ropetial. a. The be .t essertAi. seLfmilkk.aos mtkei piss awl ths sassodisely low 1. ms of lTs. Q. a pole ars their memo. miestatione. As Issrosmo sae acme coatios Mn.se• Parnmi to me k s knime. the 9 vsksMote Qualky nod km price (real *heap um) Moe ohtroned Lb.n tni. patroftlze. sad shalt Ker.,* IL SAMUEL. Brothenkli, Loctgamo9l. Natterhs„ ie.. fn. FRASER'S lIAG A Z line 2.. r . A Jaarbei along the Western Manske. Frootter of North Italatd, tulle ItrariLVY Colwmtlic du SYWaI• Pommel of 1456. ter Savage Lawlor. The TabibTalk of Samuel Rogers. Poetical M masa b eroffrey Chaucer. The lath December. bal. !ketches on the North Coa4. a = On the Treatment of Lore in Naturalist. No. I. • N ui Novel.. at beam. Yale Coventry. ea Autobiography. Old Slap. Pert 11. Edited by the Actium of •• bialy Posy. by lida ad Carona Oran 4.•• Pert IT. hedge and Lerocutc Politica , PlaocclaL Louden: John W. Pariter sad Son. Wert Strand. INE for APRIL, 1838, Just pablithetl. flew end hemmed EdIU it Priv , Ohs MM.& ISIS CURABILITY ut CONSUMPTION ; ' ming • Perky V Paptro. preesnttne doe most prominent eant , arum rnatimi Palate In the TrOndbent of the Menem By F. U. 1LAX•. , . 1 . 11.D..Velletr of the College of enytictiont. mil ale &eke "Idecioa •M loyal Intaroory for Dtsallitsonbe Abe, by the same Allibut. vvrta lie ed., • TBEATIIMIt Arritm• and blelotfittt at the TILLS". Loodce : Lorena. Bows. Week rad Loarxece. Jolt pahltbed. Thlrbeewth fas.belead,pelcelda. Foot free. HUMIEOPATHIC DOMES iIL MEDICINE. ry J. Lanni; Y.D. Devoid of all technicality. No fnedecine lei prescribed wftbest tie indication. for Ile Wanton. and the exact dose to be adtatalmieraL An ear.ilent wet foe Menthes endstaato, and nnasinnariew • 111edkine (.114A for this wort. I.new An APITO/111 sd the AEU VN. Pelee :J. A blutde to those el° an ,!eseroun of C 01111111•1134 tbe Ilcscesopalblo treatment to tandl) tract... A . Cene for lab wort. price Aw • (Anew feco on receipt of pea-olio, order. James Leath. 14 Bt. Paarseteu and 5. V.**Lreet. Ward - WOOL L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, Lao! by DOCOLAS JERROLD. AVERAGE W LEK LS' CIRCULATION—upwards of 170.000. A OR CAT PAIR for ADVERTIOLRS. It "Intik, XT V COLUMNS, loco& tbo VMtY LATI92 INTELLIOLNEL, orb. TWOPIiNCL, oo Pod Ira. o L. au Roos Agent, or direct frost LLOYD. OallabotroLetre. Loniloa. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED to tb• COUN- Ay TILT by EVENING POST. Una M. par Cr.. Vvraml d /as bI•DLUX. Upper Alban, Amt. I/qu:a park. sal News Aged. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. aWJRa,. l Mlpar yea. ; W SIAM Off OBISin. Nano , ; W Ms. W Lir tax W. l 2:Lie. T241=.1;W:11,.. DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, io Leaden, at ID. yr grow —SUIT b MORNING Mal ah=99. —EVENING DO., On M. pit v.—NI. ADAM, 9, Wesusbotor. News East. BAYSWATER. -DAILY NEWS LENT TO READ: AAA sopplkkl bo emir, _by meant poob, ob 811. per goorior, gald fa Woo/ma—lL BURBION. Orevoioreboo. Womb Miowogrovo, Nom, Mat. /HE EXPREBB.—Tbe PUBLIC awl tba TRADE SUPPLIID every ~sore al hal/ rept four ealeet. i.s ya 1113111011. Jim Mimi, 114414 UMUNda• - eirell. nal LARGE BALE OF MEGROF.A.—The Washington As Usuon,of the 12th inst.., p .1m with an eut lone, r's Meer tidemodt, dadswtheioß—" Os the first Monday is April neat (t •7tl) ) I will sell, at Cahewbe, Dalai cosiaty, A's., to th* highest bidder, for sash, or Mobile accept cacti,' at misty or Dimity drys, hearing interest, one buadrad sad fifty likily necioni; also, fifty others, oa longer time. All acclimated, sad esperieneird estant-olantatios heads. I will aim sell, et say time deficit this year at private sal*, for cash or o• tin!, two hued e 1 r tiler eelrable awns (is Pre to sea purchaser , ) ; and 10,000 acres of the very beet aft 4 vr o•t advantageously catalog 'casks boob' cal black bad; " at. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1856. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE LOALuN DOCAS. On Thursday evening Mr. William Baker, the coroner, held an Inquest at the George and Vulture TlV4ra, St. George's-West, Rateliff-bighway, sespeetiag the death of Marian Shand, aged 26 years. James Shand, a sleek is the Load's Docks, and brother to the deceased, stated that on Wednesday afterncr a, be tweets cue and two o'clock, the diteeaved, witness, a Win Agee* Fames, and Captain Formes, paid a visit to No 10 Weestouse es the astern quay of the London Docks to witness the presses of working the hydraulic mocha's which is used in raking ponderosa weights. The latter are pieced upon a " lift," which passes through the various openings or theft in the doorOsgs. The dicispoi sod the other par ties ascended the starers to the feuds floor, when they watched the working of the machinery. The deoeved Lod Miss Forman leaned forward to look down the shaft, I when the " lift" suddenly struck both of them on the bead, whetety they received eateneive injuries. The decevied was so essill injured that she mired in torn seinutts, but Miss Foimen was taken to the Load°. Ho— ods'. Ste was evil alive, bat so a dangerous condition. The deceased and her comp solos hau bees CAW Wood not to po ties near, bat while wiinesies back was turned the acci dent t ink pace. Men was a rail rotted the opening in the sew rso 4-op persons be*. Me. J--he Clematis, the chief dicer of the docks,deried to the exeetressise of the Isyffeliftt schist, sad idled that the company regretted the occident, and some mesas would be taken to prevent the ccitur,oca of a similar mit- Lotune._ _ _ _ OrOTWO Lehtard Boore, eargemt. St. George-street, said the dee. ated died from tractors ef the skin and levita tion of the brado. Other evidesce hsvirg been adducted, The Coroner renierkrd on the ►aesentsble nature of the cs e; aler which the juy returned a verdict of r' Arc - &Etat heath." Ttc yoarg fume Farman was alias last causing. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO- TIOIirS IN Till CIVIL SIRPICH. War Commissary.oeaeral Leonine Itotith has bees appointed deputy eZmatissery general. Mr. David Money has been appointed engineer loopec , cr of buildings for the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, in the rim of Colonel &atom, retired ; salary 4001. The Doekyards—Mr. William ['carol& flirt class clerk in Portenrinthiard, has been appointed accountant in W 0.4- •ic)-yard. Mr. Richard Walter, p., clerk and took. keeper of the steam factory in Portemnuth-ssrd, has been appointed Snit es., clerk and to be chief der( to the an. sounmnt at Woolwich. Mr. R. Chaplen, of the Accoun tant Gliineral's once, Somerset hoi. me, has hero appuiumit accountant at Portsmouth. Mr. 0. B. Oittecs, etc md elve clerk of Portsmoutr-yard, has been appointed to the first clue, sad to be chief clerk to the aeeonatan•. Me. It. W. Roberta bas beea promoted trim being will muter attendant of Haulboceline Victualling-yatd to be master attendant or the R 3al Willism Victualling-yard, D..von. port, vice Mr. Armoires!, superanausted. Customs—Mr. Wiilient Batton has been sr p Anted a desk in the C mtroller.o Ps iAllee in Loudon. Mr. Cla.ilm F. y has been *poniard • clerk in the Lnadon Decks. Mr. William Tuthill has been appointed a clerk in ths Loag room in London, East ladies—Mr. Fleetwood Williams has been at pointed to efficient as inspe ctoi-g lof prison. North-W. yens Prneincea. Prneinces. M'. Casein Horne has been appointed to officiate as maelstrom sad collector of Bareilly. Mr. Cud bert Beasley Trornbill has been appointed ts t fllciate aa drywall , of public 'attraction, North-W*6km Pr. Ttlrei. Mr. Charles Client r has been appointed coo m - mioner of the Ailshabsd division. Mr. William Srauit Petersoe been appointed magistrate and coll. cur rfOoeack, r , . Mr. Edward M ebsel Wyly baa been appointed to efe..iwe a 4 civil sad seMowajudge of Agit. Cape of Good Hope—Mr. J. A. Row, late actin& .entail of the Ceps Town Munic•plty, has been appointed to nmend Mr. Denymea, as secre'ary. Me. J. M. Hill, civil commissioner and resident asspi.nate of the division of Port E.isabeth, to been appointed vitifier ens ',trate of the Zourberg Convict Station. lice Mr. Matthew WoMilield, treat reed to another tiffs.. Mr. Wilitin Wel Ito bee appointed district surgeoo ter A.bert, in me n'.11.11 of Mr. Ge, see Livingrone, resigned. The H w. Hope, anditor.stemerai, t as been appointed a pp .cia cosmos over for the our, s• of requiring into tee due . m ention of the instructions of government in the distrust o f land, wools tea div..i.aio of Qaecustown sad Vitt rite. Mr. Charles Jof n Boyle h.. been aopointc priv , te serre toy to the patentor, vice Mr. W F. Lidd.e, appnintea ra m teat ease a - rate of Alemner a (Obpbont's fitoa).—Citoi Sane* GazeUe. .A little before 12 o'clock FIRE AT on Thiardey sight the extensive dos-story werahotte of MONO. A. sad B. Hymn, shit perste Amite es. mina el in Poetised utmost and York-ro.v. Manchester, war do. erred to be on Bre, end the dimes spread wt. !Del rapidity that by the time Mr. Row cou'd brit gap hi tire brindle and engines the whole of the top story w.s on fire By energy sad goof judgment on the fart of the fin-pollee, el.ven j- t' were attactud teal many different hilts -pre 00000 water tries in the streets, end threw sue" ago intiiy of water on the fl•tr es, that they were confined to the top gig. The firs wee put out alter the destruct 01 of the a le this story sod of the to 0 rest credit is due t , . Rees for his e sc• lint management. There was sear/ 1118.11811/. worth of stock in the betliimp, and tre. oat hag its way through into the lower at e.es, seta-wily di ark dam. ge. The stock includes emhoned ve.vets, end kart gods having a high and terrains firth, the leas is greats r than might be expected, and has be. n gethneted at 15,0001. to 20,0001. Tbe property is insured, ad the low will $ .11 in pretty equal roma opus the Leeds bad Yothebin, West Si Rogland, Bun, North &Pith, Laseashire, Pseettle, Gummi, Manchester, Royal Rs etre, Imperial, G:tr'oe, Allison, Atka, Norwich Liter, sad Comedy dam. A STRANGE VISTIVIL—Ws find the following in the Poses Gauche :—.` A curious adventure has takes thee is a &Erin dose et hand. the family of a reagent, who inhabits a solitary house in the Adis, were oelebratine the birth of • child The happy father, in the sues of his j y °needed to the midwife the at VIM of hi. having paved up to. ma of eighty delve fir the baptismal fent. Af. w dela before the feast a figute made its appearance wr speed uo in a bolt's hide with t ores on its head, and, rimier:in, jowl( as the devil,' demanded of the preen thiiir new-born child. The father and mother gr aged with diitrest, up es which the stranger resented to revive, instead o' the child, a sum of eighiy o'olave, which were told oat to him. He then inquired where they kept their provisions ; they r. - (erred him to the loft. Whilst he wee unhoskina their sausages and p:eces of beton, sap woman nf tbe neighloner hied hampered to look in. when he f 'end the prints kneeling at their prayers. The ;pant informed hies theta terrible par.osage was in the here. The sportsmen in stantly mounted the entrain., tryisg out, Woo gee' then ?' A deep haw veleta replied, The devii l' The eretanne raised hi. gee to take aim, but at the noise t o stetter , called out, For heaven's sake don't fire; 1 am N. N.' It wee the midwife's husband, and be is at this moment le orient " INTRODUCTION OF OAS INTO YORKSHIRE COAL- Para.—State the inteodeetinn of get into the villege of Oil Browne and Drighliegt le, three maths ego, it has been suggested by tie massager of the gas-light corep.nv to the ensiles sten of the distolet, that eessiderable advantsges would result frost the fitting of gas is the p"-bo toms Fennel of the eseleeraere admitted that ■ eh a plan would be very advastarnes, but were of opinion that the depth of the pita (from 300 to 400 feet) would render the earns lag down of the pipes not only expensive, but Isseardor Tee ezperlusest was einvqently far t'e time absedened, engineers from Bradfori and other towns having sten repented spinet the 'chem.. Intimately the manager of the iron eimpeny succeeded is Inducing Mr. Thema, Red• ford, head steward of Mr. Ackroyd's pits. to try the elperi meat. The men commeseed putties down the pion in one tithe pits at Birkeethew on the 17th lament, and 06 Thursday lest the pe in the p't bottom wee lighted for the first time. Then are at pretest Ant a deem lights bore lag is this dap pit ; and the reform. it is entieleeted, will be eratessivele !Wowed is the mining districts of the Wen Hiller. —Mase.heate• OftwiriPart. LONDON FIVER HOSPITAL.—A special =Wing of the governors' this irtintios wee held yesterday after noon at the Freemenes' Tavern. V.r the shadiest of owe 'dada's' Opiates, sad as ether areneral briers. Ansonia those present were the Nerl ef Doves, and Lords Monteagle and Redsteek. From the medical ri p - rt it anger,. that there were sow ern patients I. the tospit.l this had ever bee. known, emosatiag tea doily {Val MVP of about 160, while formerly the enrage was less than 80. Daring the three months of the wisest year the avenge bad Men s. imstk.n 130.whi1. It was te be regretted that there ws• no communal's* ieenase(batea the e watery • deereare) in the funds. After rue footles busters beteg dispned of, the ballot far the electioe of physislas was proreetirti with. The easdidates were Dr. Ramified Jones and Dr. N. Hunter Semple. At the aloes of the ballot. the numbers waffle—Far Dr. Jaen, 19; for Dr. fineele,B; majority for Dr. Jere, 11. Dr. Jests hare; bine duly declared alerted, *asks wen saarimoesly earsded I. the noble eh airmen, sad the pronedingsetred. CITST.AL Paucs.--Chis Sawa° DAT, Kum 28.—Modnias. ommoM, 1,462; ditto by seems Peke% 311; beeet *Men, 1,773. NAVAL AND MILITARY THE INFANTRY STANDARD. Horse-Gaude, Marsh 26. Until further orders, no recruit is to be received for the infantry below the height of 6 feet 6 inches. —By command, G. A. WETBERALL, Adjutant-General ADMIRALTY, MARCH 28.—APPOINTMENTIL—Ataii tant•Surneon 0.1. Li* weliya (1851) to Huhu , H. aphid. Awing Ataidiet.Sara4 on (aanational) E. P. Ponster, to tbs Viotonr, 101, Amtship, at Portsmouth. Tae IiOrESEHOLD TILOOPB.-0a Wednesday next, the ems' cassis of quarters of the hom•ebold troops • itf take piece, whea the 2nd Regiment of Lite Guards will march from the Spiral Barracks, Wied.or, t. the perk Barracks, the Royal Horse Guard. OHO will worth from Regret's-park Barracks to Kolantsoriege Ba,r.eks, aid the lit Lite 0 aards from Knightebsidp to Wisthor. Orders have bees tented to the several militia !resents to esase recruiting, and the new el, this' is set to be issued to tto ass. We (Uwited Sergio, Oaaette) trust that the authorities will sot direst the immediate dit bandisect of the tallith, but allow the Um to enullete their eatablishinset by volnatten, which will be the means of paesariai a dee sad efteisat body of sea, and to ire. dully reduce the sandhi regiments to a passage tuff Lieutenant-Colonel Beafson, Royal Engineers, host retina frees the office of Impacting Entine, at the Itoyil Amuse], Woolwich. A committee, composed of naval chaplains, at the head of mimes is the Rev. George Fisher, M.A., has bees sit iog for several days past at the Admiralty, apes the pre test state of scientific education la the navy. _ _ Commissariat Storekeeper Edward Phnom has Mien appointed Quartermaster in the band Traesport Corp*. D putt'-Arsirtant Commissary Field Train Deportment W. flair, end Deputy Aaai•taot Commiisary Field Train Di. partment A. Runt, have been aptoin'ed ceptain , in the Land Transport Corps. The Bv. Mr. Wilshire, chaplain to the Forcer, bee taken charge f the troops in and at Karlikut. Tee R- v. Mr. Waddington, Chaplain to t te Forcer, missies at Balaklaya in the pert nuance of such cut ea is the Princicsl Chaplain anions to him. Tee R, v. Mr. Unowerth, It ins it Catholic Chaplain, in attached to the hnttsde under the anatomise' of Briaani , r Qeee•al Warren, C B iu addition to his ditties at Belaklava.—Lici4 Serowe G:toette. THE MEDICAL STAFF OF THE Tuuisn CON TINGENT a ikaowled swot • f the services reorloritid to the witu:srs of Omer Paeho's army, it the CrSawa, at V ruti, and in ?Legman., his hiphoess has trysitid the Nut amoh•r soric•.os with the order of blejidie, a e rat eastateo eh eh 1 , ,0k up Alec • f s •me importance, is It al lows that, l.• the Turkieh army, imed eil men who distinguished themselves are not debarred from military h It also tee unties the "snivel of theta surgeons. Tt cr are Dr. L• Mesurier, kle e•s. Dad, Dimwit:l, and pa 2rl Mr. Ed*a•ds re ' Cived hist:truer as a .peei►l mark et tits sermess be rendered et toe b ads of the loyour; it ass sip° prevented to hi. .c i.tant, Mr. T . Tomo weatemen, beirg Entsliih ofhetrs, are roily attached to the 00. man army, and ail hove door duty in the Crimea, at Holism:lris, B.laklava. Several hey. uied of ohs lera and f yet. Tut, a r toga to ray, Lori Pm•murs ha. refused them the Crimean medal! We trust, however, that h a lordship will it s tit to shams* his n 4 esi in, as these entire-int were *II collet t .ere gs t tic Crimea (or any servo es that might he r united of item. Anuthir injustice has slot been dots to them. They were lent g: **tern natal Septeardn r ; th-t is, when they bed been In the Crimes six months, to that the medical stiff of the Tuskish Contloprt, which win e , gaged l'me after them, h e a suptslor rank from dote t f Gazette —Lvacet. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28 The Cologne, 80, mew, the Hon. Captain Koppel, and the Seaweed. 72, te-err et , p. Cowen& A. C. Key, together with a large number of guoboete, barn come up to tree llntherhank tete afternoon sod at dieted there. They consist of the P rtl ind and P , v•iraou.h alvirians of mow sentrutb. nevaberi..g Own. 4S in all. Tie fleet at apt bead and the Motherbank is new warn log 1.. r. pr p rllOllll. Lb Centaur, 6, paddle frigate, Captain Cliff ird, is ordered to prepare for sea. The I/ yr-tattoo, 8, peddle s'ow, Cnintaaadtr Marshall, went oat of hathcur lay and anetored at Bp,tvead. Alter taking in powder end shell she will leave kr the C-Pe of Clod H. p-. The C' qu•tte, 4, screw gunboat, went oat of harbour U tley and anchored at Spithcad. The Brave, gunboat, was taken oat of dock to-day, and the Blazer and Basra taken in. (Prom tag niches Cosner.) WAR DEPARTMENr, PALI.-anLL, WArsa 1104111A1, 4TAFF. Acting APP4tlllt earpiece Frederick Pro.t has bees permitted to re. . , own hi. appointment Dam 21 h July, 1435. M.NOW4I,IIII.—For Quariermweer Sermant Jahn Dwyer to le tn. Ftol, stthiut purehve. and adjutant in the 4' tt Foot, eneemell. who mains the 'Orman cub., dot to 21..rch. laYt. •hich appeared in the ..13..setie" el the 26th Imo.. teed Cluriermaster Set iCAn. Dwyer to b. en.ign, without purchase. and aultitant in the 4611 Foot, 'do Cross, to. THE "SOLDIER'S REIL'EN." The martial spirit of the inhuhitsote of Benton was r oised, says the Nottffigh.n4 neves°, ~e Touesday, the 20th inst., by the eapectei return 01 l'ev,tet Weer., of the 7th Fantle's. After the return of Lteut.Wateon, the ar inns eleven a committee, fn the purpose of reccesteg and ma newer' fund, to be called the Benton Pali° . c Fund, to be eapended in tribute+ of respect to the wounded, end the erection of a suitable tebtet to tee fal!eo. Private Le' vocuatestei eclat 18 months back from the militm, and, after a few smooths' work M the trenches, in which he fought is Dl.lllfd Knits, he joined is the attack on the Roden Having succeeded In satiricg the left angle, he shot and bayoneted ooe of the cease,., at the same moment that the gun was fined which scut his right leg and the bay end of his firelock Into shivers, taking away his ',lush a• clearly as would the knife of an amputator, and kneekiog b m over th . esnabragure into the ditch fifteen feet blow. Hire he ley all night, amid tie cries and grans of hie wounded and Open comrades—The committee, having veeived pus intimation that he Wl* to rotors on Thum day night, had providel a chair, in which to entry him from the train, end present to him am a mark of their sympathy for his sufferings. Accordingly a pinny number prommied with bunters, headed by the 'Wilton band, to ute statism; but after waiting the arrival of the last trait, they hod to retain without him, in c linguine of en uses+ prowl detentice at Castors. Determiced. however, not to t.t'hetr pstru.ti.m get cool, they chaired Private Oldham. of the Coldstream Linacds, who was shot la the foot, and tai returned a few weeks previously, and who was ti have a chair presented to him as the same time. Oa arrivtim at the village they proceeded to the Commercial Ina, when a olatform was erected on the balcony in front', and a few of the committee, with Oldham, having ascended, the Chair men Friends, we have met tots evening to welcome each from the war one of our wounded village's, but we hive boa disappointed. Bat as the dates of the pre. nests ISM for this insuittg, we shall pr: sent Private Old. him with kis. Some people say we have no right to go to war. They have as much right to that opinion as we hove to believe that while there are napelecipled rusts 4 large Metes leading them states to rob adjaioieg ones of their territcry, and subj. c:ing them to laws they approve not of, fight we mat; and while such Is the ease fight we will. (Cheers) Lad as we cahoot all go, Mavis, our beaches, our meatless, mud shops, we must amuse meg" men to go for us, while we kelp to tarry ea the business of life and the trade of the country. Looking at the trial., danger., hardships, and hirrid deaths merles those Is the hoe who thus ammo, I maims it requires so ordinary anoint of enrage sad s a•rictisen thus to engage. Look for a moment at the present war. Hanger, thirst, sold, and pee theme before them, and bemire& of gees murderously peering down grapi,eanister, mod shell is pert et hailstorms OD the bran midden' heals." After some ether rename, turning round to Oldham, he said, " Itebat Oldham', yea hate bees to fight fur us, and have been wounded. We sow publiely noisome you back t err attire village, sad treent you with this ebair as a mark of aympathy for your collaring, and we tromend you to devote your time to reading sad the cultivation of your mind, that we may esteem yes for year moral as well as your sot dimly character, so that you may obtain a putties in the 'Mame that will entitle you to the respect of all elemm—a village which, for patriotism, Is woad to nose, seeding from Its three Hummed iichehissam three lieutenants, one ensign, one sergeant, end upwards of twenty privates, to fight for oar wintry." Oldham then s temmed thanks, and the bead leaving played "Odd save the Queen," the inhabitants rimmed to their hoses. Beton surmise on the following morning, Private Latern, who had come down in the eight, war announced as being et the 'tattoo, by two youths who had goes is that direction to fly thole pgross, but who would set be persuaded to sorry the sews soles" he seat his leg Is pro if of his swivel there. The young mains mime breath• IS se into the 'W.I., inhibiting hie leg, and slotting "Re's some ! he's Gomel " sad M twenty siect• the oommitteo were on their way to the station with the char, sad ear. 1 rounded by a quickly ptherine mel•itude. Oe the hen I areivies at the viline, a ',lute id several gam was find The pewees's& halted, sad pee these hearty MOM. ma (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. then prectned towards his home, the Inhabitants wel coming him from every hoot. as he gamed. One of them, to remind him of tte day, gave t is a glass of wine and a hot MU bun. Oe arriving at the house of J. Watson, Esq., the procession again bolted, and seluted him with throe hearty cheers, after which they soon reached their destination. One of the committee, from se emiamite,t, inhibited the trophies be bad brooch!, and, addreming the wounded soldier, said, "Pri vate Hassel Lateen, we are come to welcome you back from the wars, in which you have lost • leg in our enure, and ea a mark of oar sympa ay we pre.ent you with the chair in which you now sit, and in which you have been carried from the station. May you enjoy many an hour of ease and happioess therein; and we tryst your wild owls are lett with your limb in front of the Rectum; and es you are not devoid of nature' Went, we hope that talent will be improved by reading and study, that you msy attain a re spectable position in the village to which we now welcome you, and depend upon it you will meet with encouragement from the high. r clams, who will gladly help you to rise to • position of eminence in the village." Private Leivers said be felegrestly obliged to the inhabitants for teak kindness, end he would try to deserve toed!. esteem. He was then delivered safely to his parents, and the inhabitants returned to their homes. BIRMINGHAM MANUFACTURES AT THE • PARIS EXHIBITION. 1 Yeeterday en interesting blue-book (which a not blue) was baud with other parliamentary parrs, being 11 reports of the various dear Sects of the recent Puts N Universal Exhibition, addressed to lotrl Stanley of A:detley, at the request of the Board of Trade. The papers, fif as fa number, are lod off by Mr. Cole's report on. the management of the British portion of toe Earibition. f , which, in ea abridged form, has already appeared in this journal. Then follows o . hers.-00 the fine seta strange meats, by Mr. R. Redlines, R.A On the iadurrial arraegementa, by Mr. Ric , ord Thompson, superintendent of strangement. On been manuf.c•uree, by ire deputation 1 t i from the Belfast Cheater of Commerce. Oa woollen and wonted manufactures, by the deputation from the Bred ford Chamber of Commerce. On wool, wool:ea menu (octane, and machinery, by the deputation from the Huddersfield Chamber of CAMMerCr. Oa woollen and wonted &brie', and iron matmatec•ures, by the deputation from the Leeds Chamber of Commerce. On the sample, of genera ponies and cotton, by the president el the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce. On egtioulturd ./` implements and produce, by Mr. J. Evelyn Denison, VIP. On coachmakere work, la amen, do., by the Right Hon. i , the Earl . f Shelburne, M.P. Oa trepan& and preserved ' &Haat ry substanwe, by Pr [ewe. Owen, F.R B. On Birmingham Inenofictoree, by Mr. George WeLis. Oa ellk f fil manufactures, by Mr. Timmins Wiekworth. On Punkas pr oud decoration, by Mr. M. D gby Wyatt. On printing, printing machine,, de, by Mr. Charles Kniiht. On mili tary arts, by Captain Fracis Fowke, R.E. And results of experiments on various to roniai woods, by the same officer. The who:s form a handy, wall-irinted, and Masticates . volume, which will doubters be much in demer.d. PROPOSED MANCHESTER ADD SALFORD REFOHMATORT FUR JU VENILE C'.I3IIN ALS. A committee has been formed in Manchester for the purpose of carryieg out the p.an a•'opted by the leading inhabitants of that town and Bs.fo•d for purchasing not less 'hellfire acres of land, su.t , bly situ .ted in the country,but of easy access from Manche , ter, and for buil ling thereon imme diately a school-room, work.hops, and store-rooms, sufficient for the accomenolation and • mplot meat I,f lorry boys, and capable cf being extended for 100 There w,ll also be a master's Louie, and under the some rwt a " home," that is a residence, for forty boys, cami r!sing diniog.room. kitchee, bath-roam, dormitories, de. It is intended that the buildings chill be erected in es plain a manner es is consistent w,th their being sulwaz.eia% As the feeds in volute, and applications for talmission hec..n.e sore hu nter no, the committee intend t.. frond sta many more " homes" as may be required. They w sit to adopt the Dismay 'system of 0 family crasui , a i r," end, exc - pt in the home first erected under 'he mot'e's r ..of, never to hove more than twesty•five bis in one house. Two funds for effecting this• benevolent otjrcte are establiebed one for the putative of lend and erecting the building, and the o•her for mettirg the general enpecte•. The committee have awe!. dto the linetality of the public of Mane hest. r, and 'he op c.. 1 has hen re minded to in a way worthy cf the tr wee. One gentleman has subscribed 5001., seven others ICOI. e'ch, fiferen 501. each, four 25.7. each, end several hays put down their names for smaller sums. Much further sup - on will be required to secompliah the design, and there is no a oubt that the money requ'r al will be rear did. Tne watt of javentile crime in Manchestee and &Wird a eh , we by the rept rts cf the chaplains of the two goals e t ells town. The number of committals to the New Bailey ire n in the year ending &pt. 29, 1835, we. 647 a ales ender 17 yean of age, sheer ing a large incre see, the number t ay.ng been 478 in 1854, and only 3.55 in 1653. In the City gaol the number foe the two years 1954, 18.55, is the lime, namely, 327 in each year; but as this isadtadva 64 rc-one.mittas ne Mb noir* 64 in 18.56, the number of noivedwAs c, mut tied in 1855 was 273 ausinst 269 in 1854, of which 22 weee under 12 years, 61 between 12 and 14, and 190 between 14 and 17 years of age. Is tee turtherance of the chilenttrapin design no time will be lost, us it is intended that the enamel , buildings shall be erected with as little delay as possible. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITBHALL, MARCH 27. Tbe Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Prate - Imo have r9ceiv.d, through the Secretary of State for Fun uto Affs re, a cops of a des patch from her Majesty's minister at Furies, enclosing copy of a Ne•polima royal dime pereeptiog tut tape nation of wheat and corn to foreign toiletries until the 30th I April nest, on pep:tient of the following duties : Wheat, 2 ducats per canter; Indian e'en, 1 ducat 20 grains par canter; oats and b rlcy, 1 duet 20.erains per nova-. And nave also received, through the S. crimpy 01 S-ate for Foreign Affair, • copy of a clop itch from ter Mops y's Cousul.Cist.eral it Venice, stating chat the free , iportatom of rice from tat pr; to foreign con . is rermittrd.— Gactee. CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 26—Member returned to serve in the present Parliament for the borough of New Rost: Claret Tottetham, E'q., in the Icon of Charlie °even Duey, Esq , who hen incepted the (hies of Steward of her M..jes , y's Slate en Hendren—Gazelle. THE AUDIT. OFFICE AND THE WAR D PARTY Thvy six Wring have been transfer , . d twin t establish ment of the Commi,sioaers of Au , tt i the War Depart meat, thereby reducing the Aeon- ffi4e t e the event at two inspectors, three senior 'seminas of tt e beet class, five senior ermine= of the ascend el. as, nine junior oriminers, eight assistant examiner, 'even temporary clerks, and too =r eenters—Civil licorice Onset& THE RECENT RAILWAY FRAUD IN LIVERPOOL..— LIVERPOOL, FRIDAT.—At the police c •art this morning William Pareonsge oat brought up on remand, before Mr. Mansfild, stipeodiary imagist r 0, charged with d. treading the London and North Western Rahway. Mr B'enkin eon, for the prosecution (addrreseng Mr. Men.fiel , ), said he fourid it impossible to complete the cis', agonst the pri soner, an as to pat them in tra.ning b r a trial at the present irises, and therefore he would ask f r a remand for another wick, which wee granted. An am Ilasti , ss to admit the prisoner ta bail was refuted. Mr. HARDWICK, one of the oldest metropolitan ma. distrat , s, having been 35 years on the bench, test relin quished Ms public du t i ~, his resignation. it is tad:sto3d, havirg been reluctantly sceepted by the 11 me a Sloe. Mr. Hardwick, In addition to his s toad judicial goalie:Won% ix an excellent liogui-t—an advent ,ge per icularly service able in this court, where a coneee;stde p dtinn of the besi nes- hes retereuee to foreigners Mr. Hardwick, as a magtr trate,weis ionoulably distioguished by the i• Risible upright ness of hs judgments, In no instance 'howl., himself to be swayed in his decisions by the reek or i. Aimee. of the parties before hint, sad his decisions being also distinguished by a clear percept on cf the merits f the case. Those casual poor whose claims more porticulerly come out in polite courts will lase a dirrituiratitie friend. FINSBUZY FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETT.—At the rich annual meeting of the members of this society, held ea Thursday eveniog, at the Crown, Clorkeuweil-green, Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lens There*, is the chair • the di ree'ors reported that the receipts during the past year amounted to 4,0141. es. 41., of wnieh 2,1151. was repay ments on account:of had on the Wool Omen e state, end there was a balsam in band of 261/. 169. Id.; and the profit and lows account showed a Askance in its foveae of MI. 10s. 11d. after paying all err. noes, including a bonus of 6} per cent. ea these shuts on which no allotment has been taken no. PEACE Move/de:tn.—The South Devon Militia, under the commend rf Meet -Ctlon,l Sir John Yards Buller, Bast., yesterday received orders to return their new elothirg into store th:s day (Wedereles). On the 10th proximo this regiment will be roweled w.tn new colours. and be disbanded en the 1819.—Plerouth THE FARRINGDON,STRIET EITENSION.—The City Improvement Committee have intorturt a di putation from th Board of Works for the Holborn distret, teat it is inn tended to raise the level of the sew street, at the junction of New Charlie-street. about four feet elutes Its tritest k ee l, which will render the descent from Charles-scree• less steep, and the ascent from Vials street more gradual and easy. CAMBRIDGE UNWERSITT, MARCH 28.—At one o'cl irk, p.m., on Tuesday, the 13th Areii, 1856, and at the came hoer on each enexedleg Friday. Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday in Easter Term, the Professor of Modern History err pier to deliver a series of lector*. et the Arts' School, on t•Ths Illustritioas mutually afforded to ease other by same Perigee of the Hieeney of France. and by some of the Principles of the Law i f Nations." THE TRADE OF BELLEIBLE.—From a return pre , seated to the vestry of Idiesten, it tippers that dtrieg the pest year there have been ►unahtered in this locality 8.112 I horses, 12 cows, 16 seer, 16 sheep. 1 calf, sod 1 ox. Total • number of animals which have been killed, not for the ass of legatees. 8,167. EDUCATIONAL MEETING AT SALE. A pleasant and institutive meeting of the friends of education took plasm on Wednesday evening at the little town of Sale, near Manchester, when nearly three hundred laity, gentlemen, and working peep's assembled together at tea, and afterwards spent the evening together In declas sing the advantages of edueatioo ; the proceeding beieg, alternated with music and singing. Sale is one of a number of htte town.hips in Cheshire situated south-west of Manchester, in the midst of what may be eated the market garden of the manufacturing dietritts. It beg beet brought into eloper prozirnity to Manchester during the lest eight or tan years ►y the formation of • short line terailway of nine miles out of Mancherter, called the Man °beater and Alt:imbue line; and like all the ctaer towns ea that line, its growth has been exceedingly rapid. The re lway has given facilities of transit, and many cf the 'sett, r dew of comm. Taal people, who era not eonfined t the city by longboats, have bean temp ed t seek residences there. Street' and terraces have accordingly sprung up where • few years ago only farm houses sod gardener's cottages were scattered absent; and while property has in creased in value, the agricultural popuistinn are gaining maze little aivantage by comic: with their new sae better educated neighhours. One of the fiat obsarm time made by the new settlers we•, that there were few echoolosa.tere in the neighbourl o d ; and hence the establishment of a 8,11 nil, the sinnivers.ry ot which the meetiog un Wedr.C.Cay assembled to eilebrllf. The yi.uog •deflates of edaea•icnal prrgre►s had not fund. eh - rewith t•. p a y a echoolmaster, and in the autumn or 1854 they awe- Caned tr emclves together r s teacl•ers, and rorelved to open • night school, Meta,/ their own s reie, a gratuitously. They have been more successful than m•ght have bet n ezeeettd, and &mediae t, the event, reed b, the h , .norary secretary, the number , f juvenile end adult pupCs that had joined in the veer, between the ages of 16 end 50, num bered 75 reasons, who been icaruced i■ reading, writog, and arithmetic. Mr. Wes. Jnyeson presided at tie meeting, sod nine , gt the mere in fiteemiel gentlemen present were ih • Rev. B Mori.. Mr. How•nh, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Buttertield, Mr. Homer, Mr. Cenliffe, Mr. Ktnaedy, Mr. Kell, Mr. Lorene, Mr. B, 'o hmic, Mr. •tae^y, Mr. Franca, Mr. Hollinworth, Mr. N. rhury, and Mr. Yam. Toe Chairman addressed the meeting at some length, and in speakieg to the aericultural 1 ihriure re he panted out a of the adventagem which hi ey could nb . ain from simile learning to read. Fortunately s of the best books they could road were em ingot the cheapist titit were published ; and etily think h• w north more valuable the age cultural labourer must be who ac gaited a knowledge how Md.rent kinds el land c uld be boat loser 'vett and cultivated ; what sort art meauree scorn best suited to them; how heroes and mettle might be best fed and managed; sad the hest nodes of draining. Yet all this knowledge might be easily acquired, and trans the beet and most scieetific batiks OA the subject, at little cost. A man well informed on these subjecta would not only get better wages but he would be sure art more constant employment, to sty noiltag of the respect be acquired among his neighbour. Rearing, *Title', and amounts were alga lath/erectable now evr n to tt e carter, wbo, in the neighbutiriug town of slancheeter„ would MA only 14.. re 15... per week without these acquiremen.s, whilst with them the wages wort • guinea. There were thnueands of arch men, and t f porter., empineed in Manchester, who must hese this amnnnt ot• education, because in taking in mole it was requisite to gm) • receipt lot them, and when dcivering goons at was !quail, neceseary they should receive an acknowledgment Werkiog men bad then fete a direct and pressing int. rest in thus imprev.ng themselves. He pointed alio to the course which goverenteet vete taking in this matter by (dialog ex •m nations to act hole with the prolatee that sec's ululate as ohteined ceit hew( s of merle shnul•l have the fi•a'. s ppoint meet to suitable situations in de far meats unm r the state. It had bean ta'culated that (rim 2,000 to 3 000 of these striations become v cent every Teter, and the nensinaVon to thew, if fairly carried oar, must become a vest stimulus la education among the waking aliases; and, in feet, it would di far to do that whim. some thought could eel/ he effected by seeking ettendarca at az' oils comselsory. Mr. Kelly, Mr. Buttes field, Mr. Ceni,ffn Mr. Howsrth, Mr. Lowe. and , tier genii men, addressed the meeting, sect a large member of ho lee were then presented to the papilla as prizes The income of oh, school dorm g the t sat year had been 121. 12r. 61. in donetioer, and 31 18s. 111 t. in pennies pens week term vie pupil.; which, alter detriryieg the ez pens e, left • halaece of 31 in band. Toe report Nabs, stared that the establishment of teie had led to a siteilar on. in the neighboiriog township of Litres-on Mersey, whir , there was also • reading and news room attached, mid the committee euegritod the desirability of (trisecting with their own ielti'Utioll a reading and new* room as an additional incentive is the ec-oirement of the rudiments of education among the poptna , iie. The meet ing was interestlag, as shuwirg how much may be accom plished by small means, where there is estnestaess t f Purvis, in those nedertaking such objects. It was at ded that the progress made by the pupil., both young and old, seder such tuition, wee surprising ; and too muds praise cannot be given to the teachers wbuse seal and sel , -secrifice is such work induce them to give up time which they must have mAny temptations othetwito to employ. THB WARRINGTON SCHOOL OF ART. The council of the Warrington School of Art, in hating their second I report, state that the institution has ewer tally overcome the Weloathes which beset such an uadertaking at its opening, and pr mises a future of sta bility acid permanent internees. The number of Madsen daring the year has bert—males, 86; f melee, 39; total, 126. Of these, 6 ere bead teachers, and 26 pupil teachers, la the public schools of the town awl neighbourho rd. This, however, does not represent the satire work of the school, as the master is very largely employed in giving lemons beyond the walls of the central inatieutioo, so that 689 pupils alto gether Intro been instructed by the school during the year, being a tint increase of 364 students during to. toad month. An analysis cf the works emended by the students of the central school daring the year gives the following re ' salts ;—Linear drawing by aid of instruments, 67; linear pommy, 6; enecheni , al and am hiss drawing and details of a:Annotate from copies, 2; linear psalm tiro, 66 ; free hand outlines of rigid forme from exempts, 462; outlines from the round, 3; oarsmen% 14; shadings from models and objects, 4; ditto,ornament, 3; drawing the homes or animal figure boa copies in outline, 45; ditto, shaded, 28; flowers, and objects of natural history from fist examples, 3; ditto, shaded, 8 ; drawing the human figure. or animal forma from the round, rr nature, 13; ditto, in outline, from oasts, 2; flowers, foliage, landscape detain, and objects of natural history from osters, In out 10; punting ormantent from the flat, or copies in monochrome, is tempers. or 61, 2; painting flowers, or loathe pee from copies, or from nature, 24 ; time sketches of a group of object, in c nor, 1; is onnetehn ma from oasts, 9; the human figure, or animals is colours, 6; modellieg, 11; elementary and surface desires, 18. The nista, merit of tteess we Al has bean d by eadaimen *operand by the Board of Trade in the three public teshi bitioes of modem' works •Ireh have Men held I. L,DIIOII since the date of the last retort of the school. Merida were awarded is those imbibition' to thirty.foar works of the Warriagton &nelson, s number grower than that awarded to any @sterol of the same age, even I. large towns, and ex• medleg is sous asses the washer matted to the old meta. bibbed schools. Fria all the scheo's of art in the United Kingdom, forty students were also se ',end by the dereartmeat to r mane as a special prim a lee visit to the Paris Eeh hi. don. Of them weld prima Warteetes tooa lour. a greeter amber then ma granted to any ether pretended school. Oee of the pupils also t ok mother epee al prim, • mosey prise for applied dealer,. The mite of the firmer master of the echoed, Mr. Colliseos, having mused the department to violet him with a astenhip in its austral school la London, the council has f mad • seeeriaor in M. C. Thompson, • gentleman highly remaremoded by be partsoot J. Wilma Patten, Beg , M.P., is the maddest of the council for 1866. The vice-iseidents we the I t v. W. Quokott, 111.6. , William Ahmed, Req.. °divert Onnall, BM.. M.P.. J. F. Marsh, Km , and B. Pieria:Met, Baq. Th mewurer's amount for the past year shows an expenditure of 1691. Is. lid., and moire to the am-mt of 266 f. 191., l leaving 'basses is heed el 861.17 a 7d. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING , alive ungtanipel ed., stamped 44. The Lomita Liberal Jana!, the advocate of free cosatere• and said edema In the atria and value of Its meal nare—la the seeniney of Its law raw% earl la the wad tocremalle and awaineretal magas au alned la the elm. Was', and yeomanry arthise—this gaper II areanivelL spcci AL CORRESPONDENTS AT Till PRAT OP WAR. 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