The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-17 00:00:00

1 ' , N ..EIS SI',1)}:11" - F- - or-ocr -• s\ yc ge4NdX3 , , 17lbt rt%%, C 7 ~.~ n is ..mow .. /~ ~ ea. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING; FEBRUARY 17, 1888. Na 5,155.] [stamped, id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE A, calling at the Ospe of Good Hope ra Cij s Tr d 'Wpm—STEAM COMMUNICATION between ;o.•slyON end INDIA by the magnificent fleet of steamers N onging to the NAST INDIA and LONDON SHIPPING ~ 1 1FANY (Llmited).—The well-known clipper auxillaq steam- IITDASPES, 1,149 tons, 900-horse power, G. H. FOR- Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London) alit leave oh the lUD February, erobarldng i n s at and leaving Gravesend on the 20th February, Irrat -Pa calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madam This impiiticent ship, built expressly for the Indian trade, Ms tees thoroughly refitted, has Yost-rate accommodation for pw wren, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a ste The &triage passage of the last seven steamers has been 72 days 3 boars to Madras , the Hydaspes performed the voyage In days, and Foredod ;the Calcutta) in 59 days, being the shorted a noord. ight or ohm& apply to GRIND AY end Co., Parliament-street. S.W., the bro; ALVIN) EMT and 150, Leadentiall street, ILC. ; or at the OFFICES et the oniFANT, 9, Mincing-lane, London, LC. ; where also applies oho for appointments as midshipmen should be made. RICHARD DRAW, lksweisx7. Last India and London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane. IC. GMUTTA Direct, with quirt derpiitch, the 'C aguilleent new clipper Alp CITY Of BOMBAY, A 1 13 out 991 tons Feeder, 1109211,T ADAM Commander ; belong. its I Meson George Smith and Sous, of Glasgow). This un rolled vessel, built in 19 9 2 expressly for the trade, made her femme out from the Clyde to Calcutta In 90 da , and offers the hest cllcrttinitY to j_s_hippers of fi ne goods.—A to GELLATLY, GIN K and SZWILL, 37, Lead LC. pORT PHILLIP Direct ((t o o ea Pt it a i day fad), the optendid cl4w eh* 8 last Al, Ve P te registe, B. HUGEL% Oammada• ; loading la the Beet India Docks. Tbls bonding vend was bunt under medal survey in ltto, and presents a favourable opportimity to ddppers of fine Goode. —Apply to Davrrr and 31002.2, 0, Igliteratre Leadenballd reist .• or t, to CIELLATLY, HANDY, and emu. KC. QUANGHAE Direct.—First Ship.—The BAL- ' LARAT, A 112 yews, =TRY JONES. Commander, noeire goods In the last India Deck all day Maly, the Milt mat, and leave the docks on Monday, tho tad March.—For Maght ear outgo apply to 11M.X.W EIfZVITT,, and ROLIM Sas omit, Cornhlll, or to ONLIAM , T. MAIM , and !En' KLL, 27, Lesdenhallatroot. MC. TO EILITIISH OOLIIIERIA MS. Y STEAM 00 CATION to WII I ff EL W YOWL Dlreen—Was uviouvoz, NEW YOZIA, od FECIADFAZIUAFILIAWeIiI,OO)O Wise gesionde. Its Coll fell.pnwetzdadnindlt from &Now toilful! a lamonseetrie to . fa WWWLLT lelsoll ITMMtrForMiosi. =TT ON NNW YOSK, Weeneedeg. Feb. 11. CfAltoo ,_ ___Wtdotold& Filo li. CITY OF FALTTWOZI. Widmer', Mord l And wort finocoleng W fieb amid errogo. Le, le, end 11 duninin i =4 to Ur mom. Fneword preage, II glom, finlinellniall porldsoe feelme.•• Wfweellew kr Wads, tie Uoiled enties, owl Mufti finothen finned lefter,r iu Ma i d li ie=eoMe wa llier ride What -woo; IneocoM l Ml and SLAM, el, Kiggledlientatrus4 BANIC of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by *rya Citarier 2834), liro. 4, 71enseheo0•41,4 London, lfeentioy, lOW 6met of Mouton HEIZBY 01171 NOTICZ, Use a VACANCY In ter 11C lON Ims oftwerod Um decease el With= Bergen; Dew, and tUb say Propsistor, 4. (QIOW. Mending to booones a Candidate, or to props some odes' Pro =.6l. a Candidate to AD each mama, Must rim mottos in writing, to be loft at the Moe of OS 011111111rMiln lIS Mom wtitthe) ton days from Ws data, Us belenline to beanie. condidate, or the mime and abide of this andWals propesed.—By order et ties Wirt, WIIALLII lULLllol2f,emsfreeary. TER GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY' 00111PANY. 101111141M4RAL7 PUB COTT. rsvnaras STOCK. The Omni Mir Italhray Oasinpmar wi ~rad to nein lau= al MN se ng& of the slam MCC bowleg. axed prebendsl taisreit at yew cenl per iserm; Wens& 021/231111SCIS boa the deb weasti.—Appit eiticot to be mei, skim peeeeeilyer 10 the emir. liVlogegote Taw.. Nebrisin usL I. OWNIII, URGED SCOND-HAND SAYE& —Aa y Ala=o7=t=bswi resu itrionet" 6 "ratea ftim t = liana wall* ware Waled to be et Cbabb'e mehn, with with Nem% ROBINSON and RIIRRA r S Ite a T aMial Charlabouenquant, willottoni to Yowl. COMA Ica WILLEY and 80N Dm DUNNING OF NO XOKAIZ DRUM I bit yolies r ... at rim thit amit inersol goody ale. of ON MY of raw inks, whiertisi g hays railiaaad w: or yard. • 11 Nal 16. Laigui= se laa m tare, •-- - llouramstem - • s•ur W 013117 OW 101:1.' MitMILM BILKOVED fro m Bead-stirest e 7f. 11100ZSTIIMIT, SUNOVIMINWASS. se Or 1010oloboc, Mt The ?rooms (ophibrO4 WM* bike Urn oar. fatakibtid UAL TB?II8ER8.--Goatlsowai who do sol naiad pay ..... peke tor a good pile al Treason &paid apomatakekl E z m ad&Sterns. WI ceseet be ensiled, it esa N sad IMIPTOird, Tailors, 106. Brand (opposite laske liall). ci P ON DRESS ; or, HALF-AN-HOUR'S ILA ALMINEKINT tar oar =DODS sod ODMITIMIRS. OP 10113 OF TU Mita " It is ad alled, as common-play yotaidamil Mum might Mm MIN to 111 with molt Mersey sr Meelketaal tab eine ft ma Mobilo/Mr rotted to 'edit pasimamilammlisa of Ike ler webs of Mama lbems. Masslmallp, 11 Inte. I . l segar 6 mad sadeakeed supalesity Cl that dislikmishsd l ima sllNsk the Massa mil; bat Is nava os It tisk =it Mi g =ter i zt irti aq 2Z4Volr leek so mid Now sad thus slows Womb Ms lassiara itOw, Ism 17, lam Tao ready wM *Mk M • wry Istie sad laizatelm wort, sad wesd4 tittle bassiae that It of Ye obaradar a sa alverthermat."—Coart Unable, lllea, It, MK Tps brochure h really whit is lays, • Ildf-sa•Nowes Ammo" meat author Welt Is,. added—• nd beksetiess.' WI dodo* we have read mery word of tt, "IMMO tom to edam tise."—Powey Nemmois,Jaa. 11, Mb To Mks& gratis, of MOBIIB mid lON Nedt"mode sad Bespoke 'snore, 11MM ilekers, Woolka Ms /Maros, Baden, Boot and Moe Maksm sad Chord • Madam Ammo, 15 4 164 364 15 7. M ;a. ay . !. Q. au. a, Aldiale. pt. 197. jt b t;: .. ;; ..m ouior - tldieot - 11 . xsAatr•st ur. IN, Tailmianapartaaall ; lailmaarA. Oaanary itabliameats Mailbag aad lndford. Tadailka. 'Pr— By Mr. =MMUS iaveation, d attle Is the Ws patalloo (prulooled 1T J• W, AITLFICIAL TOLTII. to hot a Mikis, is. ism& awl Mod • by holm. without Job or extructkro. So wires nor batro•••• I:ll...dotostion tallyetplo hapooriblo. bhp Comf ortbpoi norsatood. Mr. which ass W , telittreoutn boasultattoos hos. Tomo Nolo* Goiltb—l. ve baoruiroot. lkoluhrat, sad ii, DeaseroiO4 DkmYrrra and SOUND TEETH are indispensable li i ir E to tonal Attraction, and to health and longevity by as mastication or food. LOWLANDS ODONTO, or PZL IMTIeRICE, ooapesndsd of °dada Impediasta Imlialmahle value in preserving sad beauties the UNE, almollmasag tbt pima sad in webs a Mamas to the Blatt It eradicates tartar boa tits teeth, removes wail Immigioat deem, and polish.* and pr severe the enamel, to talk& IS bigarts a pearl-Übe whammies. Its fambiabl= pram bays obtained the patronage dromdty an the team of Metope, and It is sal venally In Nat repel& Prim fa SC box. gold at 10, ilalliowasolas. mit is Ossadals mg ABE far .Itowlands' Odmato." Rl7 PTIIRE S. —The PATINT BEL/P -ADZIIIITING GERMAN TRUK whim oroduedly with out soy sonwheollone. breconnowalod by As boats toe the eon aid Mkt ed hermit lin ter/ gaalotii eta rod inns lo ea olletentionlettogpewee. witboutuaneenesary proowasoo the pert soyaotod d odd il s* otedrebto object le aims obtained la a hum ono with dram spiral ageing, ca pod bobbed. —J. WO oi l l ta rr lihnotilly. A NIVER FAILING REMEDY. • Dt. MOM BILIOUS ead UV= rrua. prepared wa6 eat elm Wereerfel Ingredient. tram the,—.er Dr. e m ig, be loaf lankabie le ell whe seer tram bll l Weir era sa k hd k bowitios. wind. mem% glideimee r &Mame et the @Mae. Per balglaai methieese, ma family ape/tag med., aad se a maw od the blood. they ere truly exesOme ; mad to their and amidst to Me stosoech they meals so d 114111VOIN 11=111. 81" Chal V e". °M at % L ama fa ed. ere be Si D▪ ase4=ll'sWor an Liver The amine are a spare mem loam.. with "WIIUO lambert' eatemeat ea the steam TV. RIOORD'S =BBISITOs ol Lint +Jr Town sorbed to lb* nob sliebuod osoolbotkoo b It2of voila Pinar, Is impostibt. 110 abbe sn ponatrai bontieboo woostba.--Boial to otoott wilt hi baintsiterk si 110, at hoz gorollito kw tlla, 11.24==rseta boako4 as bully of tatittoble at steam 11 . 4 Ok. Iltrood. soor Tooolobor. TELINVIGIORATIVE NZILV/213 IBBINCIL . adastlikaily aM moat pagrortofsaki taw eared ewe latrodoeed ; fo their ammmi b= lll6 2 id Os aaorallana ea ow ~ay of yid& podia ...- pada Itia ° e tor *opals's. asevaomma and bat* of allidada Dr. am% amidst of Ilio 5..10.11 Milli 66.1. =e l tfto " laaoot," *Ma 2--" Davie mabrela. aonine mm* e. lon of that WO • wall . from Da map dew . of lot j u o i ==lao ta Ilho fan 2. 42 1 n we Imo. and 1110 Oa par MM. fkw irmataDos 'ln ass Ilarlea fob osoolo Illatste. lamp 1 1,41 . mid eft. Ma. Oxisr‘olosok Ica. am us. ustor•s• auk Lc, saw& PHOTOGRAPHIC XICHIBITION.-76 NINTH ANIMAL EXHIBITION of the PHOTOGRAPHR SOCIETY et LONDON h OPEN DAILY, trees 10 till 4, at the Ogiery of the Society ot &Wait Artiste, Fieftelk-etreet, Taat.—Adralaloa. TiIPRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE a i rtl be atlebtaaad at the LONDON PAVILION b 7. 1101.115 Tin ZATASTAINNALIT, on the EVENING of TUESDAY , th e 10th of March. Zech visitor will be presented with A HA NDSOME SOUVENIR, ♦ in commemorate; of tie — aaepioions event: nd no expense oe exertion will be wail to characterbe the prooeedines with that M t . y doe to the oceastow of the medals of Knotted's Intone The LONDON PAVILION, 731c1tharne-atreet. WEE LONDON GRAND RIBTAIIRANT. LUNCHIONS and DIMMER • L• CARTE in baba with OOMPORT and DISPATCH. SAWYER'S PAMOUS LONDON MIME, ready had I NHS In the Grand Sheen, at I. It each penten. Special dlithaw.naome for ladle* and ganikMal. Spediniaand.weS ventilated wine, coffee. and 'mold= Saloon. OPEN ON SUNDAYS MOM /OM TILL NINIL awirna. /rewetedee, 191. niguanacr. COEN= at CHANCERY-LANZ. STEVENS and SON Wine ands aierchanta. ataIPAC BRAllDY.—Tbewelf.latrant exyarlsous4 by the pubde in °Mai. lie matirestrammi spirit fru • pare mate bulacee Moms milks be tall üblisthe to tbsCestas Beg supplied by lb* batil e m e rsl4.6 swab al Vida es mad a twllelt rm* say be S. ad NI Nowt aims but Am breading% Ibilibe misullambi tbe dipposts or those Mew boons slim rims eat is too of qualtty a roi=. TIP iraidillid tar arodisbel slt A. Siot dors Of 0r.1416 14% t 4C ul JAW Whin sod sprite K all bib& Term 50d5—rite344(444111411•1441/141, 13IIRE FPOLSOH,It*ii(Dr. WANALANII9, nff. 1.11 GALLON; an. MA SOINx la. GI I* beak ITAAMI K OM ia INLIVAIS•toff, s t m - Ostard-alrest, Itiessiodnrsa. • PBCTACLXS, i wre m b ron t d by MLR= anal KJ BON, whl most _ .... pewreve pe tat. Defter mama{ be made. egad, 1.1 a: gest. with le. to te m GalaaTirmit ar llpeetetem mad }fir misty. M equelly appetite kw. .. liamiliW Gime. Ita ed. poet tree. 21106. ir mad BON. to the herd Amelly. Ihe 'Mid lemma Lembm. tetebitelted 11Otelles.—No leavehele empiered. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLI.—The greatest and mot vital brandies et the dip, AIM 11(111M Mama JOBS 008111 ILL Ma sad Ow, Uwe Kiser /ark Lembo& Ms Mr = Raid, posiesases to jorM, m• m s elks es the= Ms truly ream gredsally edat the balr to as *Wee Ises—ae seslesra• Mai aye. • The Aqua Ateerslia hes ease ed the yeeportles ed dyes; it, en the cestrery, la beneficial to the molest, *ad whoa Ur heir is case veseered one appMaYoa par math will Jury It la pielset odour. Moo one per beetle. TO WOBLIKIIII. oixTunact. nag, sad Mira WT. 0. snwirss will by AUCTION, ei bia Great Baas. $ll, Khtg-itarest, To-mozlow_ el Hd4r w ear4lB A 0I luudy ruanrre, coediting d Dineen& red ceder& time& pieta& crypicumetle& yews, laurel& Isbureenua revidovi=uve. free& briniebleyenaii, earns dos& sad Swee, vide* delgidelema, dewberry plan ers& vier, ha& earned trees, et—O• view tie aeareleg or sale and ceidagues VEBNER'S PRID3, new nary b Ur llamas et "Li =C u lts. HaMburton's Treatise," &A., is sow may ai uG Roza, ZNG a rniVl L6i " d INDIA: Ae delivered Wort alba= Moe/mace WWI - co Ow BA of January MR By Blr =WIDER GaArt, ail, XL. late Pillow ol Oriel Caw, Odor& Landow: Partar. M. and Basra, Rea &road. Ildidas c aNtml. litrokared s. tstA p ta ii. Whasisdarg dr sod prdslassi lad Di Isesinsal of QM riossais. By PVT: * Is Ow 7 1 1= skass. a• amilA 44, Ids arm MGM'S more esidasshis svbiddes prostl ia lro l earsbilly Of S MIMS Ora Ire in tbd at sessumpliss.'—arsirsl. Larks eadvdssi sa ilist Dr. Dildrilp•• rut Is tall at lidarssi, sal amid liesprisiatissllse et pssedlards."— Wm& Lod= : Irossusa sisdOk • DRCULVIRWELL, Yd.R.O.S., LM., L. A. lonlos. ban Jost pot:Mad gm following Now sal Origi nal Wicks : No. L 011112LTEL No.!. 1=4.1.1%. SAPPIN/ rs. LCINGIIIITY. No S. sok Ito 4. ULM OANINIOOI. Pries Is. sea : Iss pada& Ossors. slob sods :16 sod s& To Os bad cd Ms" SO Ossok01• or tram Ur *saber, No. 11 groat IloolkoreosbolavoA. W. TIM MALT DrITY. Th. resolutions described by az in yesterday'. /arose were ummireessely speed test tie meet* at the Bridge He.. Hotel. Lieutssent-Oslood Bazemor e 11,P.. said be folly coneurred with the maelatima that the melt duty vas op pressive to the farmers and fajaeioae to the pub i• Ai' • surplus wee =peeled ia the meow& he thought the par smelt was ma_ rndmis thme to agitate the cluseliva, but he woe abaft et gown that it would be better to sak for • padad repeal, as the total eassunt yielded by the dog wan et mut iseporbume to the meow. At present the ditty was &hoot Si. 71. per bested; and if they maid get Um odd 7d. off et *et it would be a great Map ta advance, and he lad as &put *het • reducers of the duty would be followed by ineremeed i.) = The fano= sow stew • meat umiatike el Wier v ,2 timed Itinthaff bed.). lag Eisehe! this might be OClD vortid bate emelt it the opprosive duty wee taken of. He was not one a/ these who did sot wish the duty to be takes off tea and sugar; but the sedeetios of the malt duty woe of the IRA imposter* to the kabsotriag damns as will se to the farness, end he did not believe that sash reduction would be &flooded with as kiss to the mesons. The resolution bevies hew segiparted by Nwars. BODY (of Northam) and Wince was useeiniimaly Mr. Mums awed "That a and Mell l. ll l , Repeal Society, compoted of representatises el Gates' elabe and associations, be mew Gamed, to carry out the previous sew lotion, sad to monies perkamenemy snangsessets ; that Mr. A. Lanes be eppekled searistemy sod pedisamatery spot of the realeAy ; sod that the gemtlemen nomad ma nta tut. • aommilies.' In his eginios the smalt-daty {vies. lion was of vein iniperbusse to the hopgrowess, ss eery few :ffl ear ligle soaraneed e ectoesqueoos al the mesa yeast new brewed ia lace to the believed that if their cafe Wail pissed ere by imam ei the prams, as it would be e they wes7i be otiosity suesoodal se with regard to the repeal of hop duties.—Mr. BAnulia l / 4 of Dorchester, sesendod the section Mr. Basco. M.P., said that Lamy realms were offered in the House of Cuomo. for tilting of taxon SomiliillNS it was mid that a tax woo so high that it might to be reduced so as to increase conswaptita • sad spas, it was rid that a tax wee se low that is wassot worth while to retain it. At all events, the wit tax mate within the former eatogory. They bed all son what could he steeled by unity. When it was Snit proposed to lake of the papor o c4 • reecho non wee weed to the effect that the duty t not to he retained when the state at the AMMON IV allow of its abolition la the went, of Haeophan which he men Booted, there wits a deep has( spied the malt tax, and he trusted that the success of the Hop Duty Repeal Ammo ciatioa would ideas then all to agitate spinet the malt duty me it at present exishid. The resolution wee adopted wesalaistiely. Mr. Les, M.P., in propels( Busks to the chairman, ex premed his inteatimi to support the views GI the moiety ia the Douse el Osmoses. Lord Hoe taietnn Meier replied, the meeting separated. Aces= a Pala—L French version of Macbeth, by M. Julie Lotiroth, has putt been produced •t the Odiat Theatre in Pula. Its mituree is said to have bees so decided that ell Paris it likely to be attracted to the repress•tation. For the first time abakerfil would appear to have been rendered with samothisg like appreciative fidelity on the French stage. Macy pen ego M. Jules Lacroix published • full translation a liftweetk, •d this minion has been as closely adhered to as theatrisal pips- Cit. permitted. The witches end that imuldrou are boldly introdesed, sad, .e dry to expectation, they do sot exalt* the slightest umerimast. CM as tookery, they produce lays M. Paul de Baia Victor, of the Prams, " issaimeer e$M." It is the same with Benquo's ghost at the bouquet A shudder is mid to have ma through the house whoa the btmets'e appeared. All the mere striking beideate of the tragedy appear to hove UM& reprodused in the Tres& translation, mad the seamy and matessen by which they 1e illasnuted en &willed as ezeltlag mach admiratioe by their berberie pithiness's. The siting obtain, only =di la praise. M. Jules Jaw* is hie imilletos, describes Q. repreemhtio• as • really importaet sweet, and siguilkaritly sesatises that an the vary sight Macbeth was brought out at the Odle. the greet Thifitre Irmagais revived, with al thh hommus, • petty WU plass by Reps* a ildnimMe Preash dramatist. ROYAL PI Heart Az., Ga•T's-11Y -LOAD.—The Dunbar d psalms mama at Vas bampi442 darb4 1164 vole ..di Feb. 14. or 3.1711. 'bask at NMI am arm TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ftruns's mutate.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN; wrs. 16. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Herr von Bismark-SchOnhausen, in reply to a beqestion put to him collectively by the Polish mem rs said, " The aim of the Polish movement is the re-establishment of Poland as far as possible to the former extent of the kingdom. Even setting aside the possible result of this struggle, the insnr section affects the political interest of Prussia, as, ac cording to official information it aims at pre paring a similar movement in Prussian territory at an opportune moment. The government trusts to the fidelity of the majority of the Polish subjects of the crown, but is obliged to protect them against the compulsion and seduction which has been exercised in Russian Poland to levards the citizens and peasantry by emigrants, the ; gentry, and a portion of the clergy." Here von iismark-Schonhausen said in conclu -111011 that the government was determined to ener vssieelly take assures to ensure the public safety 'telemeter it was en Thhi?fonipeekeise ds = of te-isy, in heading erkini t el Ihe.Polish insurrection, says:—"The istipsyukini of Prussia in Polk& affairs has corn : untold by the aneistance rendered to the fugitive Roman "troops: An actual' invasion of Polish -territory was not intended by Prussia. Such a Proceeding Would require a convention between Prue* and Russia, which at present is not heard of." The same paper states that Earl Russell had cautiously expressed himself in terms which are neither for nor against such an intervention. WARSAW, Pis. 16 The Dziereniek d to-day publishes an ordinance of the Governor addressed to the military com manders relative to the maintenance of military discipline. Common offences are to be tried by court-martial. Another ordinance forbids the inhabitants to keep arms or revolutionary writings. Any house from which the military may have been fired upon is to be pulled down. BRFSLAII, rms. 16. • A circular of the Chief of Police issued to-day request the editors of newspapers not to publish any statement in reference to military measures or to the transport of troops. PRANCE. PARIS, Fin 16. The Paris papers of this evening announce the arrival of the Honourable Mr. Elliott in Paris. is France of this evening publishes • despatch from Constantinople asserting that Fuld Pacha has ordered the suspension of the last call for men for the army which had been previously (Wend. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, Fire. 16. The Mesragerias Imperial's steamer Guienne arrived here at &MC to-day from the Brazils. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 25.—Rxebange on London, 27} to 27ti ;on Paris, 349 to 353. Coffee, good first, 7.000 ,to 7.200 reis. Shipments lino° the I departuss of the last Roil, 54,500 bags. Stook about 90,000 bags. At Bahia, exchange was quoted 271 to 2& Sugars, white, 2.200 to 2.300 ; browns, L 650 to L7OO. Cottons, 1&000 reis. At Pernarabuoo, exchange on Loudon was quoted 22f to 271. Sugars, seconds, 3.360 to 3.500 rein. The Oneida arrived at Bahia on the 29th ult., and the Bearno at St. Vincent on the 4th inst. THE ZINO OP PRUSSIA AND THE POLES. (non the num.) The King or Prussia has hastened to conclude with the Barka Emperor a convention, the object of whisk is to help him in reducing mice more to slavery the Amami people who have again risen against his government. No doubt the stipulations are mutual, and if any dis ttebeame takes place in Prussian Poland the King will have • right to call on St. Petersburg for assistance. But far the present the war is confined to the Rus- Men territory, and the only meaning of the conven tion is that the troops of the Prusaian monarchy shertid be employed spinet the Poles beyond its own !ruttier. We have not the details of the convention, but, as will be seat by our eerrespondeees, 10,1E3 man ere Wag comentrated in the eastern provinces of Prone, and, if the insurrection lasts, may be expected soon to arms the fron tier. In the meantime, the Russian troops are permitted freely to enter the Prussian territory in furtherance of their military operations, and they receive all the aid the King's ' °Moors eat give them. This alliance indicates that in the opinion of the two governments the insurrection is an event of &every highest importance. Were it, as represented by the Bessites, merely • class movement, or confined to ere or two districts, there would be no 044/18- eft for so humiliating • contortion of impotence as Is involved in a convention with the court of Bartle. It must have been no small trial to the oride of the Bossier family thus to follow the example of Austria, struggling at once with Hungarian and Italian revolutiou, and sinking into the gulf of bankruptcy. But, apparently, the spread of the rebellion has forced the Csar to lay aside any such fastidiousness. • • • The southern parte of the country are represented to be now entirely in the power of the in. wargeste ; the Russian commanders hold only one or two towns in eseb, and the ground on which their troops may beppss to be enamped. It is a war it which the fatigues red hardships will be many, the chances of glory nothing, while cruelty and horrible retaliations will cause every man el real military feeling to shrink from taking • pert in it. And this is the war into which the King of Prussia would thrust his subjects, without allowing them to judge whether the matter concerns them, or whether the strength of end the most civilised nations of Europe should be devoted to the destruction of an unhappy people who are fighting for the last liberties of human beings Cultivated and en lightened Ostm•ey is to be enlisted oo behalf et • tyranny so unbearable that to avoid it multitudes of young OM brought up in ocenfort have lied at this inelemeat season from their homes, and takes refuge in woods am) inmates. What has the Premien army to say to the noble campaign which King Willem designs for it! Are the claims sol diers of • constitutional country ready to become the con script catchers of the Rumen government? Whatever fends there have been between Gara•m and Pole in pees times, we cannot believe that any section of the German people will give its sanction to so fool au attack on national sod Immo rights. Certain it is that inch am intervention as the Hine purposes will destroy every sympathy that exiles betimes him and the English people. Ilf this be the mid for whirls the Prussian power aside —if • holy alliance more emempeloto than that of • former generation really mashie the last hopes of Poland—then Englishmen will lee without come= any calamity which may fall on the Prretrim mosenthy. But that such an intervention will take pees we manot believe. Tim King forgets that he has • chamber to check him, and that that both German sad Poles are interested in forbidding the extravaganee which he contemplates. CITIITAL PALMY& —ONI 131111.11/10 DAY.-410/1- DAY, Fla ie.—Ahassalsk.• es rimed, a ale by so ma illasb. 60 ; IMei, 1,711. Tall BRIDMIX•11)% WISR.--PYLIES AND LUBIN'S Wizang• PharThro ter th• memos, l amis.*. Opus Power, iiirtk, sod Injd the V•ll”—thire batiks ha • coas t ft. a ...La. sal Bowlegs; W.—advertioresid.) EXPRESS FROM PARIS. MARRIAGE - OF EARL COWLEYT DAUGHTER. (norolmomwcommumwmm) PAWS, Moaner Brants. This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Earl Cowley's daughter,, Lady Sophia Wellesley, was married at the EritiAjkabsasy to Lord Royston the eldest son of tins Earl of Hardwick°. The Emperor and Empty* Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clo thilde, the Duke and Duchess de Horny, Count Walewski and the Countess %Jawlike, X. Fould, Count de Tereigny, M. Ronher, M. Rouland, and other ministers, moat of the corps diplomatique— among whom I observed Mr. Dayton, the American minister—and • great many members of the faahionable world of Paris and London, were pre sent on the interesting occasion. The long draw ing-room, in which Mr. Dickens lately gave his lectures, was fitted up as a chapel. The Empress was handed to the seat prepared for her in front of the altar by Lord Cowley, and was folloWed by the Emperor, who gave his arm to Lady Cawley. Lord Cowley then left the chapel Nfiete files bride, who was attended by tyre brides ; meta enly—blith, I believe, sisters of Lord Royston. I think I never before in my life at tempted to describe a lady's dress, but that of Lady Sophia Wellesley was so little complicated in its elegant simplicity that I will make a venture. It was a rich white satin, trimmed with two rows of white fur at the bottom of the skirt, and a little collar of the same fur round the nook. The orange dower wreath and streaming white veil completed the attire of one of the moat beautiful brides that was ever seen. The ceremony was performed by Lord Cowley's brother, the Dean of Windsor, assisted by the Rev. dr. Swale, chaplain to the embassy, and another clergyman, who is, I believe, Lord Cowley's chaplain at Chantilly. After the marriage service the wedding party adjourned to the reception rooms, where the register was signed by the Emperor and Empress, and almost all the company. While the signing was going on wedding l i favours of white ribbons, silver acorns, oak leaves, and orange flowers were handed round on silver plateaux, and everybody present, following the example of the Emperor and Empress, decorated themselves with the pretty emblems. The Em peror and Empress stayed a very long time, con versing without the least ceremony with Lord Cowley's family and a great many English visitors who were introduced to them. It is understood that the happy couple leave Paris to-night for Fon tainebleau, en route for Italy. The Minister of the Interior has not as yet publicly rebuked the France for flying in the face of his "communicated note ;" and the France, emboldened by this silence, returns to the sub ject. It knows its place, it says, too well ever to protest against the "regular exercise " of administrative powers. But it will never allow the "dignity of its devotedness to the Emperor " —such is its forcible expression—to be lowered by accepting in silence an insult iu the guise of a rectification. The constitution which enables the administration to reply to sod correct newspaper articles, does not, the France contends, authorise it to use offensive terms towards journalists. It recapitulates with complacency the prelims which it bestowed upon almost everything that M. Baroche said, and submits that if on account of one solitary criticism it is to be charged with " bad faith," the dictionary of the academy must be altered, and that expression must be held to mean " differing in opinion with the director of the press." If M. de la Gueronniere shall be able to main tain this high tone towards the Minister of the In rior, he will have done yeoman's service to the press at large. Hitherto it has not been supposed possible for a newspaper to discuss the question whether a communique inflicted upon it wail a " regular" exercise of the powers of the adminis tration or not. The following paragraph in to-day's Moniteur has a bearing upon the letter which M. Calzado lately sent to the journals : M. Calm& having tendered his resignation to the minis ter al state, the management of the Imperial Italian Thee tae has been confided protiiosatly, until the nomination of a new director, to M. Ladies Mioo, under the administra tive superintendence of M. E. Mamas, Imperial Commis sioner for the subventioned Lyrie Theatres. The Bourse has been heavy to-day. The new Italian Loan was the cause generally assigned for the disposition to sell, and I do not find that any serious alarm is felt at the Emperor's mysterious speech about foreign affairs. Bente fell 25c. for cash, and 10c. for account, closing at 70fr. 35c. and 70fr. 500. Mobilier rose sa, and there was little change in railways. ILLNESS OP THE BISHOP OP OXPOED. This right rev. prelate was announced to preach two sermons at Holy Triolty chunk, Maidstone, on Sunday last, io behalf of the new Iron School Church which it 14 proposal to erect on St. Faith's•green. We regret, how. ever, that his lordship was unable to keep his engagement, he having been salmi with severe inner, ma the following letters will show : 1111810. MONDAY POPULAR 00NOERTS. The concert of last night opened with Molique's Quartet in 11 fiat major, Op. 42, performed by the com peer, with Menem. Sine, Webb, end Piatti—a beautiful leak, May executed, and warmly applauded. Herr Molina* Is one of the mod aocompliahed musicians of the day, whether he is considered as a compeer or a vin lisid; and his numerous works, many of which are of the highert order, are known and admired through. out Burma A remarkable eharaeteristie of his style is its unobtanive rammed and delicacy. He Dever attempts to Pk* hie auditors by dorm ; his mesh met be listened to attentively, and thou who do so will find their reward in the perception of numberlees beauties of melody, explosion, and masterly combination of perks. The finest portion of the above Quartet la the "MUM in nine-eight time, the ant subject of which, gives to the violosoallo, was rung on his inetrument by Bad in • meaner which delighted the sadism. Madame Arabella Goddard played, for the fourth or fifth time at these concerts, Woelfte celebrated Sonata entitled "Ne plus ultra ;” • name given to it by the author to show how completely be was able, in their own style, to eclipse the fashionable bravura performers of his day. It is, comquently, a work of die. play; but it is mach mom ; for, in addition to the mod brilliant traits of eXleilekeh it ocatidne assay of the higher beauties of the art. The lad aormasas In particular— mistimes no the palmier melody, "Life led us eiterieh"— ir cleat unrivalled among pieces of this c 1 for its variety • striking effects. This toe Ikea* long forgotten, has bum revived by our admirable pianist id all its original fresh ness. Its performed' last sight was followed by • tumult of applause. The other inetrimestel pieces were Hummers wall-known Septet in 1) mime, the principal pert being sustained by Mn dame Arabellaoeidelead; and Beethovieb equally well-known Quintet in A major, No, 6, in which Herr Medicine took the And violin. The gimp' , " wars Mlle. Coebari and Mr. Winn. Mdlle. GANA (whom our musical readers will renumber as bin deservedly • favourite at the Boyd Italian Opera) sang Moores beautiful "Dove deo, if ,not with all bar former *Mem of voice, yet (with all her former parity of expression. Mr. Winn sing Mr. Benedict's fine air, "0, do not scorn my love," and " Revenge, Tim:Alma trim" from Alexander's Pout. (From the Lord Bishop of Oxford.) Ltaarmar ESBCTION.—The writ was received by the Sheriff of Astrim ea Friday last, sad wee to be pro. claimed I. Limbers cm Saturday. Amassment. have sot yet bees made iisileitely, but it is more than probable that the naninatime may be on Thursday, sod the polling on Saturday and, sad we believe that these will be the days appoideoL—NortArni WAig. RAPRIBENTATION Or CIIICHISTEL —A vacancy is about to occur in the representatiou of this city, Mr. H. W. Freeload having informed his 000dituests of hie inteutioo to retire from pediment immediately. We raged to Irons that ill-health is the mass of the boa. gestleme r s resolution. OXVOID LOCAL SIAMINATIONL—The examina tion will be boldest this year at Oxford ; and silo at the following places i—Lowloo, Bath, Bedford, Birosiegheni, Brighton, Rader, Gloooester, Ipswich, Leeds, Liucols, Liverpool, Manchester, Northampton, Nottingham, snit Soothmaptoa. The examisation will rosamence io each piece on Tuesday the hod of June, at 9 o'clock, a.m. The printed forms which candidate' are to all up will be reedy by the let of March. Tim MORD= IN OXTORDSHIRL —The prisoner Noah Audis, who stands changed with the murder of Mr. Miller, of Heyford, was yesterday formally brought before Dr. Muslim, Warden of Merton College, one of the magi*. tratesof the Ptongbley division, at the County Hall, Oxford, when a remand was applied for unto Thursday, to be in poseessionof su ffi cient evidence. Subsequeat to t h e writing of our notice of yesterday the police have disoovered the pistol with whir& the fold deed was committed, • etc barrelled revolver, in a cart in the yard of the prinom's lather, and the b allet mould, tie., in the priaoo“Ps d es k . With the latter, the deesseed's parse has sTio 6ess bead. The , it appears. between the time of the warder and hie arrest, bed gives the key of the desk to kis sweet , heart, who, we are informed, would sot believe the Prisoner's guilt aatil she saw her father's nuns see k nee d Maw Atrwritamair Branonuo. Arrangements ' eat bed bees found in hie possession. The pistol wee per. have bees made by moment of the Duke of N °wrestle, Sec. chasm by the of a tradesman at Banbury A pest rotary of State for the Colonies, for the imm e di a t e c r eation moftww, oo bas been made d thw hole of the of another Aostreliaa bishopric, the seat of which will be theedceased, the rssalt Mug w hoextraction ef two bullets from at Gaullism. situate between Sy dney sod Melbourne . The heed. The riwiwer, w 28 yams ee age, still rams. sew diocese will embrace an extimeave, thoueb thinly in. Miss his 11000 . 00 at the dwelt hebited teifitio, which, however, Qs other parts of Antra. Importing tea without colour on the hoe Pm' liat, ruPtd ll 7 Moßeerlae in Population sad wealth. The vents t eMises pmelag cd Wader brows teams as Is eodoiness4 cif the sow see bar brim provided by a pee- usual kind& Noennional IP ipooloured, thereon al p pumas @oboist. I pod Wks. laid la ,ester by S.M blymbl.--advidbumoZ) Feb. 12. "My dear Mr. Baynes, -I hardly know how to write to you to tell you that I am quite laird I asonot get to you on Sunday. The night before last I was seised with influenza, and am under Dr. Watson, who gives me no hops of being able to go to you. All last night till 6 this morning I tossed and coughed quite hopelessly. I have had to give up all engagementa, malely going in a cerrlago to Convocation in a room u warm as my own, and there con scerooly make myself beard across the table. I will write again tomorrow, but from my experience of this sort of attack, whoa it has got hold of me, I have little hope at being able to move. I think it grist that you should at once postpone my visit until after Berer.—l sr, sir, yours most aincarely, "S. Oxon." (No. 2.) " 16, Pall-mall, 13th Feb. "Dear Mr. Baynes,—l am in bed, and blistered and inhaling, with no voice, so that it is utterly impossible that I shall 111.0 able to rime toyou.—l am, yours very truly, (for) "B, Oxon.* (From the Lord Bishop of Ripon.) "1, Whitsball-gardens, S. W. Feb. 13, 1863. " My dear sir —7lto Bishop of Oxford is seriously confined to his bid, and is uttorly unable to speak, except in a whisper. I have made every effort, but without ✓icers, to find a solertituto to occupy his place is year pulpit as Sunday. My brother, Archdeacon Biakerstrb, will make OM more effort to-morrow morning, but I cannot promise you that be 'Allenwood . It is entirely out of his power and mine also to come, and therefore you most be prepared to take the duty yourself. Yoe nowt accept this r the ✓ower to your rater to the Bishop of Oxford, which he has pissed in my bands this evishig.-1 em, very faithfully yetwa. " It. RWOBI." —BOIaA Argent Garr. { THE LIABILITY OP INSKSZPRBS. The following is a copy of a bill introduced into the Moue of Commons by Mr. W. Mattis, Mr. G. Doff, and Mr. Hunt, to amend the law respecting the liability of ' inniespees, and to prevent certain frauds upon them : " Whereas It has happened that from the great facility given to travelling by railways and otherwise the quantity and Talus of the goods and property brought by travellers to inns is so much increased that the old common law rule, which renders innkeepers responsible for the goods of their grade which may be stolen or lost, has rendered the trade of an innkeeper extremely hazardous and dangerous : and wherew it is bat fair and reasonable that a remedy should be provided in this behalf: M it therefore enacted by the Queen'a most excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and moment of the Lords opiritual and temporal, end Commons, in this parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows (that is to say) : "1. No innkeeper shall hereafter be holder' to be responsible for goods or property of his guests where the wane thereof exceeds twenty pounds, except far such as may be deposited with each innkeeper expressly for safe custody ; and where arch goads or property shall be so deposited for safe custody, it shall be lawful formal innkeeper to require that each article thereof shall be exhibited to him, and its value drained to him. "2. Where goods or property are so deposited with and exhibited to an innkeeper, and the Name are afterwards stolen or lost, such innkeeper shall not be emainded by the psis, er wise rat therwen,kthas 81064, no 16 airmails hob it ilia inesiiimst es the gored t• perm the actual webs of the same. " 3. The wads and expressions lumber contained, whith in their tordluary eiguilestion have a more comined er different Waning, shall in this act, swept where the an. Vero el the jeovigiaa sr the context of the ace shall stele& pork constasetion, be interpreted as follows ; that is to my, the word 'isiskeeper ' shall mean the keeper of any hotel, inn, tavern, pahlic4souse, or other plate of refreshment; sad 44 word ' property shall mean money, securities for money, title.deede, precious stones, jewellery, wearing append, goods, wares, merchandise, chattels and offer* animals and things, of every description, and the receptnides for the same." 4.IIZRICACB CONTRIBUTIO, TO THI LAINCA BMW SNUB) POND. • ISEN'TATION OF AN ADDRESS TO THE °AMAIN OF TIM GEORGE GRISWOLD. Yesterday afternoon, aocordinj to previona :=lrlivitov the o=a m de bs : of the Grie weld, which kessatly strived la the Mersey with cargo of bruMblats ter the relief di the Imacambirs distress. The pressmaseismi took plain la the muesli coma* room of St. Ossrea Hall, which, before the ceremooy terminated, wee fled b y t he Hite ulidd fa welds, climes of die u town„ t din. basso ay oocn tnedent of the Chamber of Commerce, e . Tte stair Mr who rand Imams of apology from the Fist of Dee j sad other patients. The Had at Derby is his latter mid that his remarks is the BIM. se Lords woald show that he folly appreciated the munifiamce of the atl ases of the United *atm Mr7.lfaciditheeaddramed Celeste' Lunt as considesablo Witia i reenarkilig that while dim* liersitime the relaat of the United &ease the Ilogbsh people had no milk& fooling@ is the fees es premien al thou matiniecto respecting them. They hoped one that pesos would amble the Amman people to devote themselves to the cultivation of thatr sod and the lemmas of their commercial pros =Ln_whisit Liverpool, above all plane, was deeply the trade with America hams formerly averaged 1013,000/. OW inoiatii. Mr. Maces ultimately rend ess' mMrem, portion of odd* wore received with . leol . Ai =oe was afterwards dollmerod by Yr. Woo. Bath t:a.Syjoirs a merchant in the iterate Crai Shall g, Sir be her of the Liverimol corporations . fI. Mr . E. Graves (of the bl o = sr D o e f elj oi lta:l2 4, 3l . r o . a C t l h ail s Ma us (ezir i e s t a t it : the Both Captele bait and the Bev. i ' r .r . Dennison Wasiak . of OM %MP Ofillreld) sellyeeded at length to the' addrilli. omit exprewrog their gratieeatioa at the courtesy at their P li tres repr i etsea s sad maldiag alr tba6 se= 9" curti on= jBl4%- eo& Oa the "age Orb. = United Mateo die ilahli iwthia. CIA 1. wig he violist* iwooshar lot the end.* 41 al *ow does. ttie es. ' who hod worked pr taken* is " earls. Previous to the teriwisatiew et ' preassiiimo whisk were tbreseheat of the most gratifying charaetes,Ar. Owes. behalf f Mr. de Silva, presented Capt. treat with • loade ea co tale o s. OWL '1#1" DRAMA. The production of a four ace romantic play in btu* vine, though that play may only take sank is the mood or third class, is sow somewhat of • dramatis event. Be few theatres are sow open where this school of theatrical composition ma get a fair hear*, sad so few dismatio authors are bold aweigh to try their band in frainiog cos of them modern iiatiquse, that the public ma hardly bops to enjoy each a treat—if treat it b•—es ospl by a sew manager getting hold of a sew author. Whim sea a samegsr lads such as author, or wash as author Ws such a massger. it by so mesas follows that the play is equally new. It is most likely a pause writtai in some bygone period of the British drama for as audience who liked than comedy rather stilted than otherwise. sod who loved that fancy historical tresimeat whit throws them into the company of reisisislis - amnia king• —or people quit. as brilliantly droned lad agamibbs. The sew romantic drama in few es% * Mr. Lewis Fibaoos, which was produced with every tolise of swore at the Primer% Theatre Let night, is a play of this des It is called 'k. Winship Suit, and has I plot al that' " haseymeoa* ceder which has keg been fscifilikt k tits/ doge. A play very similar to It ia esseiteelek /adore of nuatile, tree letely peedesel fa Amplaillei vase it was described as an adaptation bra Ibi Ommaf ; sad the original' Games play was probably draw' hem tbat %maid roam which has keg been the fountaine, life to so seamy halustriese playwrights- Tie writing of the piece shows literary ability and judg ment, though we object to several mock Etilebethen speeches, which can be manaketured by any imitative mike, and have always a flavour of parody about them. The coatis dialogue is smart sad characteristic, end if too much affection has bees shown for a good many old jokes, they are oertaialy not spoilt in the telling. The serious and sentimental portion' of the dialogue are not wanting in dignity and pathos, and the bison verse has not more stiffness about it than three-fourths of such English compositioa. The acting of the piece—takes altogether —was Padova and level, rather than striking. The serious parts are soil stroogly marked—they pressed little that an odor ma lay hold of ; and it is chiefly in the comic parts that the actors create the deepest impression. Roderic was carefully played by Mr. Hermann Veers, bat he could make little of suck a good-matured, well-meaning plotter; Mr. Henry hLarstea was dignified and even interesting as the &waked King; Mr. Bebasse was very amusing, and seemed to esjoy his part as the loutish sou of the innkeeper ; and Mr. Fits- JAMe gave substanee and importance to the part of a cap- Jain of the guard. Mr. W. H. Stephens, an excellent actor of old men, seemed to want weight in the King of Castle, and one or two of the minor parts might have bees rendered more fareibly. Kim Amy &dgwiok threw all her spirit into the ahareefor of the Prisms Ocala, but she appeared most at sees in the more homely parts of the performance. In the inn where she taken orrice the humour of her position seemed to over come her sense of royal dignity, and she was more eacoessful ea the Goldsmith's wife, because she seemed really happy is the Goldsmith% wife. Stage priocessee who speak bleak verse are not the most thankful parts to perform, sad we can hardly wonder that a young and sprightly woman like Miss Sedgwich has little apparent sympathy with them. Tbsethow fencers characters—an old innkeeper and a lady's maid—were played with care and judgment by Mrs. Manton sod Miss Hurray. A very pretty landscape SOON has been painted for the third act, representing the village of St. Lucia, with view of the distant country. A ball-room ballet in the last act might be altered with advantage. The actors were called at the end of the third act, and the curtain was raised at the end of the piece. A all was alto made for the author, and he bowed from a private box. The have was crowded in way pert with a discriminating audience. 4PROCITIZE OP THE WAR. The New York Evening Post says :—" We have noticed the fact of the shooting of the moose found on the Union Inosperte latel burned by the rebels at Shards, as the Cum The New Albany Ledger of the 20th of January, gives the following amount of the affair most atrocious and °old. blooded affair of the present war is the shooting of some eighteen of the negro nibin boys end cooks on the stamen lately capenred at Harped Shoals. These seen and boys were tied Aid taken to an open held near the Shoals, and deliberately shot down in cold blood. Two of the negro servants on the Bidel got is between the wheel end stern of the boat, and let them selves down into the water, holding on to the rudder. They were discovered by the rebels, and several soldier. were ordered into • aldff, and rowing dose up to the un fortunate pogrom, discharged the contests of their muskete at them, literally blowing their beads into Moms. The damnable villany of each cold-Wooded murder canoot but fill every heart with the fiereset indignation, and will beget memorise( tbehloodiest retaliation. The lffecithe chambermaid of the Trio was saved by Mr. Hurley, the clerk. claiming her a. his slave, whom he was removing to Ken tucky. And even with this pretext he bad the greatest difficulty in saving her from death at the hands of th• bloodymioded oommander of the rebels, Colonel Wade. We hope this scoundrel may be anima. and if be is, quoits/Mg would be • slight penalty for his villaaeas murder cif these suroffending wpoa His mete of barbarity have scarcely an equal even in the history of the most savage warfare.' ^ TIM WINCHAUSOZ COLLISION. EDINBURGH, llocroca Moen At the High Court of Justiciary to-day, Mr. Latham, general manager, and Mr. Thomson. traftic super intmident of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, were charged with culpable homicide and esipable neglect of duty. To the defeat* of • special order, dated the 12th of September, issued by the accimed, was attributed the catas trophe of the 13th of October. It was, however, shown in muse-examination that the seder was in the usual form, had hitherto worked well, mad been deemed sulioient ; that the line under relay Irma in the engineer's department, es also the selection of the suberdiastes, b 7 whose blunder the accident was directly caused. After eight hours' trial, the Lord-Advocate intimated he could not press for • ore victioo. Ile court concurred, and • verdict of "not guilty" wee returned. Ti. FIRE IN LIIIII2OOI. AND Lou. or L1M...-. MONDAT.—To4Iay the inquest as the bodies of seven peewee, who met their deaths at the Ire is Oriel. street " Saturday was °Pomo& The mums of the deemed were gives as uoder : — /dar=acia ais t r l a tleri n taciatyre, Patrick llacintyre. Julia e, Julia Thomas, and &lila Walsh. The 111 forma were found enffocated in the home, and the latter died at the Northam Hospital from the offsets of severe barna. The depositions proved no am Sesta, emeept that the water in the district was " abut d" on the might of the fire, for the purpose of repairs and to prevent waste. The jury returned a verdict of " gesidentaßy eaffonated. * BANK Rosins: ai Magnum& Between Saturday sight and paterday rases* an entrance wan effected by thieves tote the new premises erected in Pell s sll, Mascliwiter, and oempied be the Bank of Manchester. who abeheeted frees an di safe a quantity of gold laid salver, asiowaties to 1.000(. 4s. The principal safe had re sisted aS attempts to form ft open. The thtsves appear to bare pitied seems through a waif from an adjoiniog tag. is which they had secreted themselves before it was locked op cm Saturday. TN. TILAMIPOSTATION QUVITION. —The Social Moses Amenities will bold a special meeting at Burling , ton-honse at eight o'clock this evening, to discuss the asps. diets°, of reisewing a system of transportation. We learn from the Scorstnati that Mrs. Yelverton lee raised as mace Wore the Court of Sessim, burgh. *goats& Mrs. Forties, in respect at the hosier from that l ad to the editor of the Erassierv, part of which ia that paw on the 10th alt. The damages are Mtl - ,0601. Bourn HIUMINOTOIr Muszon.—Daring the week riding Feb. 14, the visitors have bees as follows :—On Moodily, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,328 Wedeasday. Thessgiy, sa d Friday, stedsete day* Wooed= te the gablis ILL epia from 10 s.m. till 1 p.m., 1,225 ; total, 31,2511 rum the eine* el the smorom. 3,711,2;15.