The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-19 00:00:00

,~f.~. ,- e • 4," / -1...) ~i I~Z Na 5,181.] rtaCIITT sailing at the Cape of Good Hope ldedrsa A, —grakm COVIIIIRICATION behests Mt. phi and INDIA by the magutilmot fleet et diSMENlllbeilegftle the lan INDIA and LONDON SHITPING 0011PAW9Gia0em Ibe , well.known &ppm auxiliary sisaaseldp INDIAHLadg • StOhonis power, JOHN SMYTH, Commander, now ng ▪ tise Victoria aden.) Docks, will leave ou ode April. embark pas st and leaving Gravesend the MD AprO. toe rs ed lrutts, sengers ai the Cape of Good Hope ou gad Madras. Mb a agniiievot ship, teat expressly for the India butt has Men thoroughly refitted, has fget-mie socommeibika wa ter singers, end - will tarry unexperienced largess, MP A T h. s wage mimeo of the Isst eight anseamers ban boo 91 days re extra. the r4kusts performed the voyage la fa days, 91111rLeAYbarear Co.7forparrtfe7l,lrreeettrig 7.,rtge. spy to ALIIIHD as CO., 150, Lesdeattalf street. LC. ; ail td 0971018 of the COMPANY, t Minciag.lmate, Idadoa, IC. ; Oen also applications for mppilatmente mildshipmes la Ms . o rrice should be ma Lo itICHARD L bantam feet India and udon Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Maxims-lane. LC. MIiTTA Direct (last shipping day April 4), yl3 ent new clipper ship CITY Og BOMBAY • l ean, eel tons register, ROBY. ADAM, Commander (beion to Meters. George Smith and Sons, of Glasgow loading le mr Lett Indts Doan This uurtraned roma, bulk In 1811 ex sly for the trade, made her pomace out from the Clyde to Cs ming ut Pe days, and ogees the bent apportunitY to uhlppara One gooda--Apply to GIMIATLY, KLBILYY, and g d La&nitall-strest. C/ BOMBAY Direct, the splendid ship SEA PAM, 745 , toss register main.. WILLIAM BELL, Comanager; trade hm ln a dtl Dora orti Thi f s h al er p is Ira sat will meet pith the usual LIU% des=l. For traits otz= apply to GYLLATLY, HANKEY, sad &SWELL, PG u street, H.C. . .. . SHANGHAI Direct to follow • lic,Bmilara* the if aesineent elhom i . =1:1 $ Sara Ile tont , JOHN BO : %dal in tie Eut L e tt; cka. TOIn tenet bee nubde SOON oc the t ei tatffr ca ead dev bera large portion oi bee car , will be ettioklr For freight or ino = app tense owner; Mears. ma and Co., 11, Laden- K C. : or to tIELLALTLY, EARILEY, and SEWELL. ;.,;, Leutenhallstreet, 2.C. .. _ 91116A0S MBAs= BY 15T1A31134 Or 81:T1GU17741 (44 Cal TO BRITON COLUMBIA 7A= MA . VITMEKIN — B7 7 IIII6SIIIIJIIOZTION to y MIW YOZZ Direct—'The LIVIZPOOL, 'KW YOBS.. mad PHILADLINNIAIIYZAM4RIP 002QAMY Woad daapatob ig Yob toll.potrared do Idide.talli tr ra od Bakeasohi made at Owyko o ens to mabork asaitais t and siatob. as Y FROM 1.1912F00L FOZ 211 W YOLK. OF CORI. datesdaqt, Mattis 11. W, Wedarday, Match id. OM OF NEW YORK, Wethesday, April 1. AN wary amosedlog W O.Y. pm" 16, 17, and 21 irtdoew i t=gio tel mew nodal.. Forward passage, I stases., imitates an provides* cooked. Passenger, for Canada. tie United Mated and Bribe Coistabla, Footed thrtaigh eft very advadtagesas tarm—Fot farther particulate npbto Inazum 1105AII 1111, Wataroireek Wowed; or to ter and MACIY. 11, Ring Wiillasootraat, ROTTERDAM and the RUINE.—TWICE a VamiL—The Netherlands Steamboat Qmapanys iamerlie paddle steamer BATAVIER, Capt. W. SMITH, from the BAUM and Fotalen Pnatn•whart, Wapping, every Sunda, at 11 a.m., sad retarning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. Pares. fa ra, CI 10e., sod 17a. ed return, OM, 12 Ss., and Alas. U. The tine serewaneenier PYRNOORD mils from cd the Bower , e 3 M . Tharw , tl morning early. Manila( keen Rotterdam' mem : ug. Bares. Li and 10a Both vessels ran la maneion with the finest and (utast steamers on the Men— por t ares rear to the printed monthly time bills. Apply to ca wa Universal Mee, W.. or to ?HMO'S, GLYN, and P PS, 11, Rood-lane, 10. CI UIN PER CENT. COTTON LOAN of the corryznalAni STAVIN of AIIIIMICA, For AMMON Webs( at /14 VW Oat The Bonds to bear in ellbe mei WY r u ennt. i. r annum in UM-him troes lell in Lew d" Pitrie, Isteradsze. or The Bomb emilsagnallie SW Ogden on application, at the %Woe of the leaden or rodemaehis at par in sterling in twenty yews, by helf,yeezty dear p, demasenelng Ist March, 1661. AGMS ful 17111 Ie 1N LONnoe—Beira. Mum Schrader met tba., 146, Leadenhallotreet. This loan has bow agetraeled with Mara. Zmdle sad CO, beakers, of Pads, by the Government of We Oaehla rate sup. at Ami" and is aPseiall.7 secured by an underta king of the Government to deliver cotton to the hoiden of the Wade, o• appals:atlas after sixty days' notice, on the foot afternenntioned. The of the arrangement it fully set tole In Article IV. of the boeeruet made with as.., L Wimpy mad Co., which 1s as MAW: " Leah lasaliall at the option of the bottler convertible at Be noraineltemenot pain maims at the pie 0. iterlinctor web pound of totem, lay 4,000 Ito. dt deisw Web bond of /MO, or fraws 2400, end this at any time not lase Wen els months after WI aquas of a trestyd pulse Miter tbegarenot UV Neeletrof oe earmeteg sere Into wt :cli= be glean to the emementedtrea at tie eovernmeut In hats or London. and 60 days after Sea mitre the cotton will be denvesed : V peeve, at the porta of Chetteite„ hatrennah, Mobile, or New Weans ; if war, of points in VW Wader el the country, withinten mike of a railroad, or stream M the mum no Weer* will he needs tree of all amps, gad dealt, swept big SIM estellng export duty of ow-Miblat W rue trot Dm= The of the ootton so be the *WINO of Net If y is of eapeder or tebrelor (pinny, the difference la va lu e shall be settled ly pwa ser f one to be appoieled by the government, the Misr by the boodbeldir ; wiry= these two broken cannot epM lees when ea chosen, whose decision be arse Va le to be t the awe time provided, that h. 6 Wile sot ma wet abet bade tato rotten. shall be mantel is nada*, bead; sad recite Wort at the rate of 7 per emit. anaum in he/1-yeerty is London, Perla sr =cur r a abb t the option of the holder, until , {m om el the Pri Am d alatlar fund of 5 per omit le patina, whaselar ft prole. qf the bonds nwedeented by cogemittreil be &awe Witawitlewit the 11 , at drawing to tehe Meet the Ist INA and to be cnntinned on the IM aegee tobewhar, sal ea Wee Letlterch and lot September in every" MiebeeWeg year, so as ftolly to extinguish the loan in twenty yeses hem the date it the'first drawing The bonds to be Issued at 90 per cent., which is to be paid se Saliown : 40 •• per c enent ea App a licati ; on, enmels 10 Lt May, Pine, 10 , Lt July, Id Sagest, 16 1R September, lees dividing Si per cent, la „ 1M October. 11/0 Sabgaibers will have the option of pa the Irleheents be advance, on allotment , or on any of the above &Ink meat a dis count of seven per cent. per annum on such prepaymenta but In default of due payment of the rerpective Ifteleanels. all pre tlouspymaaY be liable to forfeiture. Ifiy ender diaconal., the price or*, cotton la reduced to area led. per pound.' Afty Magma scrip cattail, w 1 be lased to bearer. These eireiestee, after named 4/ Ile lad ilidelmat. will be exchanged for bonds to bearer" a nosMa /LlOO. £690, [1,003 we, with opupons attached. ma i@ Ist March, lst Sep tember, as stated above. la Perin Arreassmente have been made for t asisallsis of the bonds frii . ihe proceeds ot the stibecrtpUok Ihe contractors and their agate are authorised to retain leignit tends to peg the grat two coupons. • The drawings for the operation of ili . ehand will be duly advertised previous* o the luildearly An sathenlicetad yof the des c:r7=. don of the Cm erection, he either at the °Motu of Ileum Fresttlisids and Newman, the solicitors to the contractor*, or of Noma Crowder, Maimed, and Co.. so li citors to the agents of the con traces!! le Leados. =diens for allehreent to be eddies's!' to Kama J. Heim sag Ca, 146, Loadenhaltetreet. and to the brokers, Moan. Lonreaue, Son, and Pearce, Auction Met from whom Mrfall affileation may be obtained In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit will be bansediately retained • public subscription Is similltaneoatly opened In Liverpool. ?.n Asaterikas, and Frankfort. J. ILESILY fiCHHODK6 and Co., the Cootractore. 146, Imerinballotreet, March tralltil to . 00WION LOAN OF THE CO N FIDLLATE SIAM OP To be forwarded to liners. Henry So rkler and Co., after N payment of the prethalaary deposit to the Beakers. T. J. Henry Schrader sad Co.. Agents for Um Coa t d the Cotton Loan of the Confederate I$ of Amato& _ _ Grationwo.—Having paid to Morn Jones Levid awl Co. Um want I hereby mama you +ill allot aam cotton lima of the Confederate States of America, and hint o lgros to accept the same. or any smaller mama that be May led to and to pay the farther sus el £lO ph cent. on the some when'thotted.. iiiiii;;;;;;;yM;obedlent arm! . a w= s la tall . , Pet• ANIVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS /1131.101311aed LITZ! TILLS, prepared out say Yereetisl Ingredient, tram the recipe of Dr. Scott. I'M be found invaluable to all who suffer from billow and liver area. Nelms. ladigealon, triad, spume, giddiness, diadems el lie eyes, &a Tor habltaa/ rostlemess, ass badly 'period mimesis% gorgio leader of the bleed, they ere Orate essellent ; del la 1 7 11 sod grateful to the Monaca they create Mallet all= n ssid slree=he whole sorrow ej ...IY 171t I t 1,44 gd alar ! "r ße sure to for Dr. boasMons and User)ms. The Nolte ere a square Meta peoltees. with e. WIWI= Irmaliert" eeempred ea the damp. TiItINTIGORATIVIE NKRVINEESUNCE. sail sclend Really mowed and is paroled medri• the cordial ever introduced : renown to th* asiml p . all the eemettoos, au the laird ad telidtperfeet ponds. 11 le needle repepels. et eh kinds. De. Hamill. ambit el thew tail od the . Lancet; Males :—. Davie( Dlot• serseive serving) essence. I as of Ilditl lea cdsliedica well calculate_. from Its eon weeds ether indiedildedle llopelse sad et soda, to prime serviceable to the saw teese al and the debilitated: —Price ea. per betel% is one kw tin Bete minute I.7z= ilehm Ind Co.. MIL Ozlordotreet, 'MX., and 11, sliest. LC, Leaded. THE GENERA La IbOMPANY a «r. IRRIGATION CANALS (CANAL CAVOII11). basest per 0.01. Roads ISr sams.ea iodise stet per Oast. • • Repayable by the Cenweety on the Id homy, MO, capiat per. Interest on the whole Belk it llama eissibmn tal of the Company, together with • rand toe Re Redemption, k rftranteeritry the Oovetkaners ßuil e3 Italy ham the comptetloo at the Grand the Intere Canal, and le bays been made for payment ot the st t• mess*. d• CLVOUL RS IN C. G. MANSE', Wvp , VIee•DULECTO Preoldont of ENGLAND. the Oceopouty, and Chew wan of the London Bo ort G. O. hereon, Imp, Chairman of the Aga and United ffelk. vice lartoek. Reid, Eaq , Director of the Oriental Bank Corporation. Jaime. Dickson, Esq., (Lowly', Nephew, and 04.), 16, Liiit7orant.Colowel W. Campbell Ondow, Director of the Madras Irritation andante' Otermany. William Walter Cargill, ICsq., Director of the Eastern Bengal P. D. I H w 2o C4m w. 1117. Donuts-Chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental StealiTraelgation Company. 7. Surface, Bay Chsleott House, Lingsbakfiareey. J. P. groan V. welted, Li, Deputy-Chalman of the Lon don and Noeth-Westernlsllway Company. Yawn James Cape!. Iforbury, Trotter, and Co., 5, Thremsee• temeireet. MISR Foster sad Braithwaite, CS, Old Bread-street, B.C. Yeses. J. Hutchinson and Son, 16, As elanert, EC._ E.C. Bouerrons—Mears. Rine and Son, 38, Cannonatreet, RC. BasT/13 —keens. Masiumak Penn. and Co., 86, Nicholas lane. EC. Oelces to tendon—lto. B, Royal Eiehange-avenue, RC. Napa:Mee and tones of application to be obtained of the Brokers or the Secretary. Applications I. be nxentpanied by a deposit of 6 per cent. on the amount applied tor. • Leedom, Ketch Tl, ERR Frg .OFJOEW COMPANY of the ITALIAN QATION WAY& NOTICSIS lIISZBY 6IYBII, that tin INT of APPLICA- TlOl4ll toe BONDS w be CLOUD ee SATURDAY nut, the XS bet, at noon.—By outer, G. OWL, Acting rieuettzl• 5. BOyal Exchange Avenue, RC, March 10.1805. FEZ EXHIBITION of BEDFORD'S PHOTOGRAPHS at the EAST, taken during the tour in whieh, by eannoand, neempaeted ILSE. the PI/Dell at Wales hi BD* the Kety Lead, and Ityria. Coustantiuostt r he Meditedvaneen. Athena, de., DAILY, at the German ey 114, New Bendelgeet, tram 10 WI be Adudttants on Anal mentallan of address card. GERM Alf GALLERY. of —KARRIAGZ of MLR. the fiLlitCH WALML—ltebeertbeve nommen hetecrecolved for the PIC6 of the MAILLIAGE by Yr. G. IL THOMAS, far the purpose of v painting which he b her Majesty. ammo& present on tlie obeeetWerman , Me, New Bontl-eleot. WV, boa 1.1111 cIPICOTACLES, im p roved by HARItiB sad SON, VII most ciliebt pewee lissalght. *VW A be made. Steel. vdth crystals or pebbles, He.: Cl ik e V . ralls lis 10s. Gold saa Wyss Opectscles sad viai mug, at means low poem Harrts's Prospect OW% 12A. ed. post tree. THOS. NA.=lB and SON. Optlelsas to the Royal Family, eppeotte Um BrUlit MINI= OSile. laaisin istabllshed 1785. Caution—No travellers employed. MUSIC. MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR. The tiOrd.eeleerApf. ibe season, at the Hancrret. square Rooms last evening, ocesisted entirely (as usual is Lent) of sacred music. There was a mess admirable Wen. eon, including specimens of the greatest roashere, from Palestrina (the father of eoclesiastioal harmony), Bach, Mozart, Bpolu, and Mendelsohn, to the oomposeen of the present day—Goss, and (though last not least) Mr. Leslie himself, wimps anthem for Advent, "Blow ye the trumpet for Zion," is a work of distinguished excellence. Bach a °enact wee calcu. Wed to display to the wettest adventure the merits of Mr. Leslie's chair. DRAMA. ADELPEI. • GEMAN GALLERY. —Mr. NV. H. RUSSELL'S 1111 W WORIC.--Bitoctibonf named reativeo trout till dusk tor Ilte KISTOSIt of Ilts t ZI IO Tri e r s f .4 o B ,= e i gi, C it e 1 . 11,601 to-alreei. TH:E LONWN PAYKLION.-urnz CO MM is es itava as ever. She le now redeeming some reelliernel sag exteeordinery (red Operant° 'elections received w h the rarest =thorium every evening sod the general en etainmento ember' en mooing el talent meek as oannot he lees with eimpligna eir.,nrerloea Bowling Alleys open dally.—The LAN DON PATMOK, Tlelbonsweirebt. sa W1ir11311,7 . WHITIMAIT sad (SALMON every day Gea l di6lTS HOTS L. 111. STRAND. limbed Sib ordeey in Lend= at f °Week 'naiad */ whitebait, wawa, sad ill Atoka, Ash la mem joint', and thane, Di. each. Whitebait, ahem end an other Rah to the soffee.rean trees lIIIR S. Whitebait Was for ladle% le. each. Ia,IIRE FRENCH BRANDY. RAMILONTED, fos. MR @AMON, Oa PIM DOI= dd. ample bate,. idazioll's 800 old Broady, In can so *pada. Ido per dos. G. WAL&IR 'ad 00., di, 7100WA1111-2.0.W, and 218. Osfordodroot, lloeso-elreca. STEVENS SON . —Wine and Spirit Merchants. BIMINI and COLONIAL b SPULlTB.—Barreiss and Beal =MO has ea ... i npreemistent for high quality, strength. W Its character Ois tally maineatned. &OA gin, i s . at, pia ad.: quality and alma* 1 x,. I. act Per Whiskey, superior highland. les..eoe. Irate. 10a per gal- L ial . ° %ons, fib,ales superior. Its. ed., La; vary dales. 17s. Mttrterdlrail la tod 4 . 4. 8 te i t tith us an d lion te” "r ae= Rolland', 171 pro g s eina, and Abs. per down awe. Goode do. U,.Nd eiee whits Ave miles. Terms, cash.--74 Iffshopegata A LLSOPPS ALE and GiTIENEr3S'S STOUT. 101Ilt Y. MOS and Co., sole coalescence for Bottled 'New lathe Intensardenal LtblWUela, Agana levanclue AllsoPD sad Bona India Pale snd Carlon Ma. and Clubman, floe, and Cal Extra bank Importers al Wines and Spann—Mow and War, the Royal Exchange, La—The trade supplied on Ulm* terms to Cash. NvAT REMIT 0 N sad BROOM:ICS GOLD CHAIM ey trey weight, at realisable value, and the warksaawhip at wbotewle maamtiotarers' Woes. The geld is the eiestaagrowtostowl, awl ke•parcheeed at the ;ere charged Here's the hole, Haw mak of Ads water, to the utmost caret The MOMS at Urge* wed charge to tuition." —lsr••••=A•ro lhaafailary, No. 11, Ficaidaikaalmat, Oarast-pnlaa. W.C. taaboa. Amos map al codas mad lowellary for 14. lA. This esilabliolumet la lined at a la las main& and as Ilsbardriya at 1 cede*. It WILLEY and SON. I RICH BLACK GLACE &1C& hue WA, to TA per yard, wide widths. RICH FANGS CHEFS and CRO&S-OTEE adduced to to. Pd. and L. 110. pee yard. Those goods are conaiderably under value. 500 MOHAIR DEBSINI, lAA you's patterns., At prices that mud command a speedy sale. Last eseneara Mailable at half-pries. A lame sleek of Lace Goods, &Innen'. Eatery. Gloves, de., an hand. Linen Dowry In an Ns braashes. R. WILLEY end lON. 15 and 14 BA Lodgate-street. Isedon, LC.. lour Doors from Panreelarakyard. MI MOSES and SON, KJ. Ready-made and Bomb Tinen, liable Woken, Woollen Dla ti rl Eaters Rode" Beni and Moo Nairn and General t Landes N o avas 164 us, 158, iiMs. ff. ta. 89. alattato. littlittalunen w Or/ord:alreat foe, 507, 508, New Oxford-ttreet: IN, Hartatroot. Tottenlaatooartrood Branch, INS. Tattenhant-tourt-rotti, 183. Luton-road. Country latablithreents : /ll. Meld sad Brad/ord. Yorkshire. Usk of Itirra, with rules for self-measurement, pa Wake tard, mil oar parapilat, " Goastp oa Dram," pat= post free. rfißOUSEßS.—Special attention is called to th. XRE VIES° 00006, sad gentlemen who do not naiad fair price for a good pair of trontart pa dosed oa and smarm that word Ise swelled. at ELICITOR sad lIIIIPTONE TAILORS, 106. Woad (egged.* Ruder HAW. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE The greatest and mot medial invention of the day. AQUA AMARELLA.— Mews. JOHN OORNILL and Cu., Three ILlngssoart, Lombard. meet. re to her Majesty. respectrally die' to the public this t marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Aqua Amerella has none of the properties of dyes it, on the contrtry, isbenefidal to th e splice, sod when the hair Is once restored one application per month will keep it la perfect colour. Price floe guinea per bottle. AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Wldakars, and Mustachios are reLeed by the lye of ROWLAIfDII MACAMSAR OIL. Mb elegant, ftsgrant, and pellucid oil la uldremalY te Met Mete for its unprowdented swoon daring the last 030 years in promoting the growth, restortafr, and beauti fying the human ham. It prerent• hair from falling off or Mrs lug grey, strengthens weak bitlr, cleanses it from scurf end dandrlfic end makes it Matifully soft, pliable, and slew. For children it IN especially alooormeadoo, es forming the basis of a beautiful bead of bate. In all climates It alike displays itad n comparable results, sad has Meg been as astsbilabed favourite In India. Pries UGC. Ts., Id., equal to Wm smell. and Its. pm-bottle. Cold at KIWOI-01*S. and by eftemiele and pen (amen.—Ask for Itorbands' Mamesar fML ~Wm~EtQ opportunity of noticing how these applications are dealt with by the Commissioner who is coating down to periorm the work of selection. But the very conditions on which the colonial grants are The version of Aurora Floyd produced at this bone last night is the most complete sod ambitious attempt yet made to place one of Miss Braids's novels bodily on the stage. No desire is shown to hurry over the incidents, nor to allow scant space for the pourtrayal or development of character ; and four long acts, filled with an unused number of scenes, and playing fell four hours, have boss constructed by the adapter to do what he considers justice to the story. The result is an effective drama of the old Adelphi type—filled with characters who stead out boldly on tke canna, no undue prominence being given to skeet the expense of the rest, sod full scope being even allowed to the minor instruments of the fable. Several sltersikes are suede toneet what we may call the mechanical Olisseeies of the step, and nee leading chorister appease is two single gentlemen rolled into one. Taken in the main, however, the Adel* amain of Aurora Floyd is the novel sot is motion.: Those who have read the story will at once re cognise this, and those who have not will be at no loos to nadonsband the play that is placed before them. The plot most he so well knows that we seed not waste time by re patios It, especially as we pie all neseasary details about it a weak ego in notieiag the vervain produced at the Princes's Theatre. pa. BIOORD'B 11118ZNOIC of LIFE romberse itsalmod to taw moot shatiotod constitalkes to wad= Neon to Impels%to. Its affect. at* ponotoost 10 ottionlY4loo aotorory.—tiold La a..... .1O toll tostruottost, siwil i a., cot to.. qastatties tot Va., seat imprimis, Olt nostpdlot ratoltta•oe or dampa—Molo agoato e nt2 aolloo.ollo. eirsvi. row Timarbor. GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES. Additional verse. appropriate to the Primeval Alesesmdra and the occasion of the royal martian. Poetry by Olosait LticiaT. Moak by larelnif itiCaa• Da. Price of the Boy, in; pima* solo, a..; dad. Is.; and aa a tour.part snag. M. TIIE ROYAL GROUP to SA George's Chapel, Windsor, is Ward', depleted to colours upon the Title of the Piano 8010 COPY of GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES, compered by IDIUDLIT limiaine, M. '•Ord item the Prime of Wales, which wail the gent of the meming, and Rea Wee with much power and effect by r. Thomas. It was mar entboileattnaty received sled emceed, the Wire midterm smelly."—ChisiterMa ChroMeM. Mach Leaden Robert Gooks and Ges, and of all lloskeellem. The Wafter of the piece is Br. Benjamin Webster, jun., and allowances being made for • little prolixity here and them end one or two " carpenters' mime which wood be well got rid of, we may honestly congratulate him on his stommial performances of a very difbcolt task. Ilia as easy to swim • silk perm out of • low's ear, as it is to contract a first-clan play out of a novel ; but he has turned his materials into • good working drams, which shows all the faults and merits of the characters and the story. The memory in some parts ens picturesque and ea--" In others it will bear a little impressment m the setae& The house was crowded in swag part, and the piece and the •traca were received with the musket enthusiasm, . . TVs RiityaL MVP/um --hieners. Tusnaud have nosed splendid roan, the Hall of Kings, in Ran neat, b r a unt Mentally sad ertistioaßy decorated with Gowan asd inter atipreprtas deter, b.wor sif tie *.crisp of WO ROPI MINIM %B P**, oc war. Tas Lzamaanos &arm—Leal evaat'ng s public meeting in connexiou with the Swink for the Libe mtioe of Reigns from etate-Oostrol wen held in Cambia well-hall, Drawings. Grobseweil. The meeting was :presided over by Mr. Charlie Carling, ad warn numerously Weeded. hogoept the speakers were the Revs. .1. ME- L leas, Ball 11. Kitt, sail Mr. Ran. Mr. Osolge Fresno. mead a resoluti on to the olden that in order a carry out the spirit of the sontiminta just spoken a legal committee in onenexion With the senety be appointed for Cnnbosongil andSonressi, which wee puled, A WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH.—Yesterday Mr. • Bedford held an ioqueet at St. I/artist's Vestry-room, • Charing-craw, touahnig the death of Aan Crutch, aged 20, residing at 34, St. Martin's-lane. Maria Chsrringtoe, • lodger in the house, said on Wednesday, the 4th inst., about 1 o'clock she heard screams proceeding from deceased's room. Os hastening thither she found her all in flames. She tried all she could to extinguish the fire, but it was not pat out until Mr. Serle, another lodger, Came to her assistanea. The deceased told wittier she was babied time fn cooking her grandfather's dinner, and that she put some wood under the saucepan to hasten boiling, when one ci the *sore of wood fell out and set Ire to her underclothing. Her deem was extended with crinoline. but it was only her underclothing which was burnt. es she wore a stollen petticoat over the crinoline. George Berk mid bs was called to lomat the last witness in satin- . guiahing the flames. He told demand to throw herself down and roll on the floor, bat she add she could not, sad called upon wattles' to ears her. Hs eventually got her down ors the floor, and by mesas of water and a rug the flames were, with some difficulty, extinguished. Mr. Hobert Smite, of 2, St. Martin's-place, surgeon, mid be was called to deceased on the 4th lust. She was Usefully burnt all over the body. On Friday last lockjaw eel in, and she died oo Saturday last. The lockjaw was caused by the burns. He could Dot tell what her underclothes had been composed of, as they were reduced to tinder. The wooer \swim summed up the evidence, the jury returned • verdict of "Accidental Death." CITLV/CRWELL. IL R. O. a., L M., L. & A., sal War WLesdoo, Piet gablehed the tellewlag New mai Orist ts : No. 1. OULSILVIS. No. i KW.TH. NAPTINWW. sad LONGNTITT. liw L Wel al 51A121.641. Ns, l Till CALINLBOOX. Inn :by post 1_ aria wide ; melee. TO be bed of Marra. le„Osewhill • er La the Ostler. No. great Nsefwatewireteett. W. Th u stmed E CONDZNEDONYI tb. tive C plumeri CTB AL , DO ter ieli daaut llSTlM at 11 It the Dorset Ander will be Guested by Oiiimsft on ?rider, the 27th instant. Reedy, who mused the warder at Port. lead Cosviet Prime, has since his eoodemisatiott continued to behave la the most violent and outrageous reaper, in sultiag almost everytme who comes near him, and it was with dleleulty be was even persuaded to me Ma mother and suet before they left Dorohester after the trial. He is attended by three men at sight and two in the daytime. • that he is stall° irous. Upon being put u oder r restraint he said he supposed he had better " drew bin ions," but he has repulsed the clergymmt to when he had previously been very attentive, stating that he does sot want to see him any more. He is, however. perfectly eonseiour of the nature of hie actions, sad rye the 8001111 R slimy bang him out of the way the better, as, if he gets beak , Portland or anywhere else, be will be sure to murder Velem he alters very touch there is every MKS 60 • it will be necessary to hug him in boos. The .tier wow *, pooh*, coodanned for the murder of his cousin, a neiglihourfog farmer. at Walditch, sear g r idp ar k appear to he preparing himmlf for the shame that awaits him. A N utieu no, however, bang got sp for a reprieve is hie favour. , NEWSPAPEkt , ti.At , ',.• klit \ -C. I =i7T.,' I. ' • , - _., fill ...............___, ....____.t..,.s' aa--wa: ( s t 'rag . 4 4 1 ri t , 'i i I . . i, i ' if fl 'cie - airr L. ~.. 2 ..• , ~ • ior i .. • 1 , . , . !CC/ .lug .. i If./ .1 , o • -. ........_ • . ' 1 r ......_, .."N ........• - , 1:1 ~ . .':?1 ,i.!../ ~ ;,,, , ,:rm:' ;if ,• + • • .V ( .)11'...1.1.: Ail 1:81.1o1 Sill' 01 _ :crE part with—in *saes not oven those who are receiving relief at eIL • Mei an 'Jab:4;l9 ' 4 o ; . young women fit fat &media barrios, Imam , j t whom, perhaps, may be inchtded Ivy special Lemur some who have worked in the mill. But the farm labourers, blacksmiths, carpenters, and other artirans whom they ask for, are by no mein the clam who form our present difilcolty,and their emigration will only iadirectly relieve our labour market, by giving some of the ' more enterprising factory hands an opportuiity of filling their plaese. I have myself received very numerous applications from intending emigrants, only a part of whom were history workers or re cipients of relief ; and I shall Avidly have an made forbid me to hope that they trill produce say great effeet span our relief statistic& No edam, of emigration will do us mush good that is not conceived and executed with a direct referent* to the sufferers whom it is intended to bimefit. MA 81171101P1r3 rrri mamma: Er 'saws, , Last night Metiers. Paging* arid Alabaster; of .. inbeettetfeet, Yi=burr, the *Mem el the = 5.... thlir. gr • oup, estestamed large . number of eir . 250—at a tea and supper is the lecture-bell of the Metropolitan Tabulate, to celebrate the pailiMtiea of the 000th sermon, and to Mae additional funds in aid ef Mr. 's Coll for Training Young Ministers. Mr. adds.tdQs. ineopmay at gime inifik.. a , jcia . sto be maid he was trolling s e r e aS boys omugaticei by ao mess ipsuil to Ids tasks. (LW - W.) floilosilth Mara sk waft i liel • better lis hanpd alma lmee muck sperlF to , ; ist (Mr. ~ Spugem) was quite of that ' ~ _ $ shouU lusitate,lawhaps, fora Haas , lik nod, •se • dim* prim the ahorealire 4. 11141201.,-(" Hoag bass,"' sad Lighter.) He was sot, at the, reins abided to, big enough to be a master ; and hot small ewe& to be • tai (Laughter.) Bs had bads° mill* esimatios, This he net by Way Of blaSilillg—iir term li. (Rear.) He would hive learned more if he bad had the opportunity ; but, that sett being the me, he did what all might to do —be made the eery beet me he amid •of stab poitMes .as be bed. (Chem) His friend Mr. Tongued would reoollact his ad drum in the Sunday-school ; and when he beano* popular there i rp..4;ire • was asked ow day to walk eat a little way to lesser mid ' out the brow in a yang men who, es L wee going to preach. When they got 4 r ; ' the mum islia . said to him, " Now, , $ ricibl ito tell :pa& that I cannot primah. asitere done. rieViou must." (Laughter.) .1 It was • little cottage, with a Ai in*. le'leilii Sal wile it to enable tall • de ate* etirlithk ..freludlelm.) Tbet bohlA how. "W. n ' SWBOWSTI in IMI 01•16 (Laughter.) lie was very g *bee- his first sermon cams to as end, mid alio eat dews isin old woman asked him haw old he. was. =V • Us ridhe would bilk to her after the hese lien prmomoed, and so be 'did, and 'told km" ' that Imp ohs' Midair lofty. gsgAilisS.L She bead Qui imi , mast be emidehabay wider t0e e t4 0, 11.04.7 . 4 i , r istr p t Ash kis ilza= fteme:24 ,6111:2411 wi ydrfsiline as • enh, so compered With threadise kiwiserg:tie .la.. ightelia The fact WM. that Le. 44 and Om* a reser would bare be 'bat dll{sl. aro:7 - 71: 1 0:3 Nothig meld be diners teal nimbi to a young poacher • than *est* el criticism to wit* like hid lima - subjected —we who not only expressed their 'plaices may frankly— (laughter) —but sometimes in a bitter, arty way—(hear, hear)—ead meg a }eke bad has. eroded at hie . expense. (laughter.) Young preach= now bird such antics, bat after all they were their best to • . \ r 1 , i 1 OLOSD AND CANALIDON EDANTIOAAND MATCH. The Oxford and Cambridge boatusee is fixed to take pines on Saturday week next; the 98th Mat. We bare before In timated' that the Onlmd were siewllling be row en April 1. es desired by Ceinkehip, set Mae of its being la Pearelee Week, esseegnently. above fixture hee at lere t o • ' y this men is rowed frees Pebeey to Moidake as irienesionithere me be no doubt that the ay. in reread, gad wok , o hm the coated will lake 'lteeseariii an at' is it Wild the merging,water at Ps about 8.40, and taking the ilesnal the ebb bun to , t row down, the start will probably be. as a little after nine. This may be deemed exosedingly ineolvierient to many, bat t there soma to be no mods of obtialiag , The Chololllllll . 1 Are the favoarita of 5 and 6 to 4. . Amour= DNA,Tif 7110111 DINITITUTION.-Mr. John Humphreys bald an inquest at the &heard& Tavern, Paul street, Sherteilich, yesterday, In the %dye( Sarah Jerrie, aged 61 yeses who died front ; MMen destitatios .t at No. n, Jentesetreet, Tab , mre. It at) peered from the eridence that the was the widow • japaantri tad with her daughter lived in a small rooms. ' for which they paid la. ltd. per weak. The molt= suffered from asthma, and was In receipt of Is, and two Timbers loaves front the parish. They boa C oCaigiOatily some fonrpeeny Meer of meat from a stall ; end stewed them in water. This aninial toed was the only kind they were able to obtain, sad ma Sunday last Mr. Collier, the parochial satire, sea called, who found da maged in a muskies condition, with scarcely any comforts. He prescribed wise and other nourishment, but deceased sack the same day. Mr. Collier mid that be found deemed Main frost exhaustion and front extreme destitution. He ordered her some nourishing food, but she expired before it arrived. He was of opinion that the deeineed died from exhaustion from asthma, and want of the einismos Dees► swim of life. Tb. jury tistareed • verdi4 I. aemirdearie with the medical testimony. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING; 114,11 Cit 119, 1 MARRIAGE of the TD[ (Doable Q(• WALES. The ILLUSTRATED m ' (Double Number) of SATURDAY, March 21, two idiots sheets and a Eutenesi. will contain the 410 1111011AVINGS relative to Royal Marrieds :-The Proceedion paining through Eerily VlD.'s Goteway, Win tie.NUthpl et the Procession et Si. Gewatel thtepet-The Brides Rooms adjoin the Chew' -The Princess Alexandra shinnied. by bet Bridestaside -The Bride's Procession down the New-- izii K ii. to laC c o . f . the Marriage Ceremony, wart of . inulpna =ta d -Me l = of havtl ind the vflege4 =the Reception Hall-The Departure of the Prince and from 'Windsor Casth-Arrivd 41 the Prince and Princess at li e padid Statice-The Chi, Ad Royal Procowite 1• 1 0. =Aar. Oithedral-Streartng Flowers Were th6Prineerand . tattle Tensor Pier at thaveseed-.The Royal amen the Natitand Gallery-The Deconithros sod 111=n1 t 4 ei r . 47. e T rg ILP r ie =rs and the fiwildhall-ilessest the the hrrive liorz dri postbs-, i Thl Realm pesseared to the - Meows bY i the Clty of hrodete-The Illeiroowd °Mad andOtherßewelo m s .sated 6o the Primus by the Prince. of Wales-The W Cage-and videos other Mostrateraa-Prieeed., or free by for sight dempi.-11, Cetherlseetreet, Shand. 800.11 TY OP A 222% At the meethig of this society last evening, Timms Hamm, Esq., M.P., in the clear, the paper read was "on the Se and Extinction el Noes," by Mr. Charles B. King, M.B The first mike of the paper was directed to the means of preventing the occurrence of fires, the most important bong the oonetruction of buildings ae far as possible fire-proof. this of the most remarkable in. stances was the model min at Saltaire, belonging to Messrs. Thus Salt, Sons, and Co., which has been coseuranied fire. proof throughout. The/loose were ecesposedof longitudinal cast-iron girders, from the bottom flange of which a bncle arch is sprung ; this was boded together transversely by tie rode on the top of the mashie'; to term the loon Anginas were laid, between which and the arch a layer of concrete L placed. Another description of fire-proof buildings an those in which a water service Is Lid an, ready to randrie any fire that may incur. This plan war proposed sad patented by Mr. Joseph leittis_Loconsotive Superintendent of the London and Month-Wester" Esilwey Company. With regard totheessinsot extingsiehies fine, Abed been, toned that water wee in penalise the only one that could really be effectually applied, and the gnat question was as to the beet mode of doing Mein The anthor p z u f• seseenst ci the early impeneeneente mnee, Aired to those of modern seneknotion. He y M il d e st to the invention's' Mr. Bradley, who tetrodened agertable canvas dam or CIIWWW to be placed over the ping -hole la the street supplying the water, so as to obviate the seas eity for breaking up the roadway, as had formerly been done, sad for which invention be received a medal from the fleciety of Arts. The great iodation of the present day to be the general adoption of the steam fire-en the tint having bees coustreeted by Mr. John E in 1830. Soros of the beet had been produced in the United Suttee, where tie arrangement. of the fire establishments worked very well. A vary useful engine bad beers designed by Mr. William Roberts. of Minima, which bad been found very effective. Another, which was well worthy of attention, bed been designed b y Mr. Wel liagton Lee, of New Yoh, red manufactured by Keens. Fagan and Amos. The author banana! had also designed as effective fire-engine. In conclusion Mr. King touched upon the orgaoisation of our fire-brigades, whield occu pied the attention of parliament. A dummies seined, in which Marrs. Hodges, Roberta, Wellington Lee, W. L. Scott, and others, took part. FAIITIVILIJI IN 110N01.11 OF THE PRINCE OF Watts's llinnuedc—On the 10th intent • banquet was Elven by Lord Napier at the British Embassy at St. Peters burg. His Serene Highe' the Grand Duke of Oklimburg, Prince Gortchakoff, end the members of the Russian government, together with the chiefs of all the foreign embassies and legations, were the principal guests. At the close of dinner the beanbag of her Maj es ty the Queen of England and of the Emperor of Rorie were proposed, after which came the toast of the evening, namely, that of their Royal Highoesees the Prince and Princess of Wales. In the evening Lord and lady Napier bad a remotion, which their Imperial Majesties the Emperor end Bower of Russia honoured with their presence. The Grand Duke Nicholas and the Grand Ditcher, the Prince and Princess of Baden, and also all the great officers of the court were present. Their Majesties remained till near midnight. On the 1111116 evening • brilliant festival took place at the house of Mr. ' Morgan, one of the priarpal English merchanta, to couuteoeeete the To* In St. Petersburg there are resident about 2.000 bulb At the head of these is what is celled "The Factory." This is • guild of British nierehaar which was established is the time of Peter the Great. It has its charter from the Russian government, has considerable privileges sad immunities, and has been always bold in high astern by the dilfersot Emperors who snoceeded Peter the Great. The Factory has coosiderable funds derived thistly from dues, which they are entitled to levy upon British shipping. They have a very beautiful cheetah in St. Pritraberg, and another at Croostadt, in which Dr. Lou', the marble head chaplain and his two ! curates officiate. They have sloe an exteiisive library, with schools, batiste* sailors' homes, houses of on; haP. even ing ni The expenses Vtla d bi t ln f t e tt va l l fr w r h k g place were defray ed by • few rimer the errs . of the Feetory.il The illuminations wore brilliant and tasteful ; the tend of the Chevalier Guard played in one of the ants-roona at intervals during the night; a conjurer reformed foots of sleight of hand to ths entartainnient of young and old, and a supper was served shortly after midnight. About 200 guests sat down to table. Mr. Map& proceed The health of the Queen, the Empire of Ituram, end of Os Prince et d . j'rtwomet of Wales," and Mr. °mirth proposed " The th of Lord and Lady Napier." Dee of the to el the eight wan natheism/de selesera frost 'the Barrer; Treereve, Parstani, Pa., rung by the Fie. Girl artier front the Italian Opera of St. Petersburg. TELBORktille LNtEkii4GXl7l (hounins Yammer's) . DEBATE OW POLAND IN THE PRINGLE • ' SWATH 'was, maim, The debate on Poland wen qoptinne4 to-467 .13t 1 the French &mate. , The Marquis de la Rochejaoquelin suppotted pasting to the order of the day, and maintained, that the movement in Poland was not national, but revolutionary. • •1 M. Walewskl protested against the Mamie de 1 Laftoshejaequelin, and 'laid that the treaties of 1815 did not establish the rights claimed by the' One over Poland. He also protested against the _assertion that the Poll& insurrection was a revo lutionary movement. - Prince Napoleon opposed passing to the order of the day, a coma which would, he said, be con. sidered by public Opinion much less 'sympathetic with Poland than if the Senate, were to refer the petitions for the consideration of the government. The Prince continued :—" Simply referring the petitions to the governmentwittand stormy debates would hare stronetlmaed—the oonfidence of the Senate in the wisdom of the Simperer, sod would have Shown France abroad to be intimately bound to the government on the Polish question." Alluding to the treaties of 181 E, Prince Napo loon said they should only be mentioned to be execrated. The insurrection in Poiand was, he said, lawful, on account of the conscription, which was a real proscription en moue, directed by the good pleasure of the police. • - The Prince enumerated the barbarous measures taken and the atrocities committed by the Rne-i sisal, and salted whether the Xmperor's govern ment ought not to do for ?Nand what preceding governments had done. . • In reviewing the position taken up by the great powers, the Prince wia of opinion that Russia sought to disturb the good understanding existing between France and England, in order to carry out her designs in the East. "Russia, in order to hold her troops available against thn.emancipated serfs, eodeaveurbd to concludes convention with Prusaia." With . regard to Austria, Prince Napoleon said that her conduct, though it might cense surprise, was satisfactory. The Prince then drew attention to the unanimity of the Polish movement, and said—'Men of all opinions and all ranks, up to the Archbishop of Warsaw, take part in the insurrection. With this state of things it would be deplorable to be only able to give to the Poles counsels of riiigna tion. To. pass to the order of - the day-is to vote against the national feeling of France. Circum stances are more favourable than ever. The Em peror is in the prime of his years and bis genius. Oar prestige is great abroad, and affairs at home are on a solid basis. The moment has oome to act." Prince Napoleon concluded by expressing a hope that the Senate would not pass to the order of the day. M. Billault requested the Berate to adjourn the debate till to-morrow, in order that the government might reply to the many imprudent words that bad just bee* uttered. THE POLISH INSIIMKECTION. 'HE, MAsoe 17. An important engagement between the insur gents and the Russian troops took place yesterday at Lorndek, three miles from Kaliach. The latter were compelled to retreat, and the town was reduced to ashes. The number of insurgents concerned in this battle amounted to 3,000 men. Reinforce ments were sent this morning from Kalisch to the Russians CRACOW, lazes 18. Count Staryenski, Marshal of the Polish nobility, has tendered his resignation. Governor Nazimoff has ordered the arrest of 800 landed proprietors in Lithuania. The insurgents have been victorious over the Russian troops at Rudnika, in the government of ' Mohilew. LEMBERG, ][mien 18. Racsynaki, one of the insurgent chiefs, has, after many engagements, succeeded in leading his band, which has been continually increasing in numbers, to Pinsk. He has occupied that town and pro claimed the national government. BERLIN, MARCH 1& Private letters received here from Warsaw state that the Grand Duke Constantine bas, in conse quence of a council of war, given up his idea of proceeding to the theatre of war. SWEDEN. t3TOGICHOL2d, MAnce 18. The Polish Prince, Constantine Czartoryski, now upon his way to Stockholm, has encountered the most enthusiastic reception in all the Swedish cities through which he has passed. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAIIOI 17. The Sultan, accompanied by leuad Paoli% is about to undertake a journey to Egypt. He will be absent from Turkey about forty d►ys. INDIA. AND CHINA SUEZ, ILtsca 17. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam with the above mails arrived here to-day. (VA Eitus.) SHANGHAK, Pa. 8. Affairs in this city and the vicinity are quiet. The accounts from the interior are satisfactory. The rebel city Changhoo has tendered its allegiance to the Imperialists. The Rev. Mr. Parker, of the London missions died at Niagpo on the 2nd inst. Intelligence from Apia announces the degrade. tion of the nobles who bad been connected with foreigners. This measure was supposed to he the precursor of a repudiation of the treaties concluded by the Japanese government with foreign powers. CANTON, FIB. 14. Advices from Manilla state that the monthly auctions of tobacco have been resumed in that city. The town teal (1 hall) had been destroyed by fire. Tine Sounnicycza.—This screw steamer which was stated in the tzprits c Taseday to bin been built at Stockton for the Closfoderates, has been launched from the building-yard of Sieddre. Y. Pearie sad Co. of that town, sod the barge* iron statnameneal Lunched on ths T ees. The following me b.c dinreiriont Length over all, 294 feet 9 inches ; breadth of beam, 38 feet 2 inches ; depth of hold, M fed ; tonnage, o. ae., 1,983 sad 37-94 the. The elegises el 300 bane-power, eosetruetted by Sews. Foist& sod Hackworth, ere fitted with NUM , ' besting and fuel-beatiog apparatus, sad all other recast improverneets for eeseosslaurg 'col. She is repaid to be built for a Liverpool house. sod Yaws. Patine bag= for 8,000 tons of iron shipping, Trimly an for ' bores. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] !CASHIRX DS=UI3. Mal 00i 10.410I4L0bilblikeene). • ILAXCHOVIEB, Maim 16 - 'ffiori the* the transports of loyal enthusiasm hive somewhat subsided, it may be,permitted to 'nfe briefly to recall attention to the condition of tie manufacturing districts. I bare unfortunately nothing new to report. Chimneys are still smoke less, and relief committees are yet engaged is performing a task which every day grows more difficult and more ungisiefuL If, as I fancy has been the NON the public have been rafting content under some vague impresidos that things down in the North were a little better, and likely to become better still, that impression must have been dissipated by the validation of the monthly report of the Manchester Central Committee, which Metal= an elaborate statement of the condition of the district during the week ending February 28— a statement all the more valuable from the existence of a similar one for the last week in January. As this report was issued at the very moment when the marriage excitement was at its height, it will pro-1 belly be of me to recapitulate now its principal' biota, comparing them as I premed with the iita listics of a month ago. The present report is from 162 districts, adminie , tared by as many relief committees ; tbe Mamba included in the last was 152. The ten new dis tricts comprise about as many thousand operatives. The whole number of workpeople included in these returns is 547,563, as against 536,723 in January. Qf these 141,587 are working full time, 166,226 'various periods of short time, while 239,761 are wholly out of work. Comparing these with the .eirrespentling figures for last month, it follows that the number of those in full work has decreased by A 965, while those on short time have increased by 6,036, snd 00/14; out of work by 10,759. During the same period the estimated loss of wages has advanced from 172,7331. to 185,7331. The statistics of relief do not at first sight seem to accord with the statistics of employment. The number of person; receiving out-door relief from 28 boards of guardians has decreased from 221,045 to 206,965 ; and the correeponding cost from 15,6121. to 14,4291. A large Part of this decrease mrsy,no doubt be accounted for by the unusual mildness of the season, which permits a camsiderable class of out-door labourers, whose improve dent habits make them - habitual paupers is the winter, to resume their ordinary work. The fact, too, which I shall presently state, that ,the least diminution occurs in, that most respectable Maas of sufferers who are not recipients of parish relief at all, but prefer to depend wholly upon the committees, prompts the suspicion that boards of guardians have relieved themselves at the expense' of the latter bodies. The natural sourse of events, ' and that which I have no doubt they have actually followed, would be for the pensioners of the rons mittses only to exert themselves in finding work, and for their places to be filled up by others, who are only too glad to exchange pariah pay for t h e more liberal treatment of the voluntary organiza tions. Thus we find that the number of persons relieved by both guardians and committees has diminished by 16,850 ; namely, from 157,849 to 141,019 ; while the class dependent upon the committees, and not receiving parochial relief, 'has only fallen from 238,126 to 233,564, or by 4,562. The number of men, women, and girls at work or school under the direction of the committees has increased from 84,695 to 95,760. The average rate of income, including both earnings and relief, remains the same, namely, 2s. 3d. per head. Yet the total weekly expenditure has diminished froth 9,4781. to 28,7961.—+ fact which is to be accounted for by the general suspension, at least for a time, of issues of clothing. The balance in the hands of the Central Committee will, we are told, support this lessened outlay namely, of about 120,0001. per month—for a little more than three months. But it must be remembered that the Lord Mayor skill has in his hands about 100,0001. ; while subeeriplions promised to the . _ local committees, or *lnlay paid to them, are .recorded as amounting to 128,4561. mom. On the whole, if things remain as they are, we have funds which will last for five months' more, or till the end of July. Although there are yet few symptoms of im provement, I think that we are fairly justified in believing that our condition ia, for the present at least, at ita worst. In my letter of the 2nd of February I unwillingly prophesied an increased stagnation of trade; and my prognostication has turned out only too true. I now rely on the same kind of evidence in predicting a revival, which must, I believe, take place, although I dare not hope that it ;will be more than transitory. Cotton is accumulating in Liverpool, so that the stock there at this market is as large in quantity, and far greater in value, than that to which we are accus tomed in ordinary times. In the same way, as fac tory after factory ceases to work, while the consumption of goods at home and abroad goes on at the usual rate, demand must gradually come to stand in a healthier relation to supply. Once for all, let it be understood that what we want is not merely cotton, but cotton at a reasonable price. If every bale which is now rotting upon the American plantations were stored in the warehouses by the banks of the Mersey it would avail us nothing, if it were kept, by speculation or otherwise, at a price which left no margin for the cost of manu facture. Men dare not buy cotton when the manufactured goods sell for, perhaps, only Id. • pound more than the raw material. Fortunately for us, neither panic nor speculation can have more than a temporary effect upon the operation of the law of supply and demand. When calicoes rise above a certain price, they are superseded in public I use by linens and stuffs : their world-wide accept &ace is based upon their cheapness. So, in the long run, speculators will find that there is a price (whether yet reached or not I do not pretend to say) at which it is useless to hold cotton. One word on a subject which more and more occupies the public :mind, here and elsewhere emigration. I cannot help fearing that the only result of what has yet been done will be blank disappointment. In the first place, the sums voted for this pupate by colonial legislatures are indigene/Ay small in comparison with the magnitude of our misfortune. Some 20,0004 —and I believe that, strictly speaking, the amount is not so great—will do Ivry little in belying 250,01:09 idle artisans. Then, egaln, it smirks to f or gotten that the colonies are giving this totwon ragenieut to emigration net in our interest but in their own. This is natural enough, and in no way a subject for blame. But the people they 'rental,' to a large extent those whom we do DM wish Se