The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-17 00:00:00

r i }: IV S PAPE It 4 t t , L , „--- •......r.u.„ ssaliaxa • 7; e C/fr - / ,-/ .. 4.. ~ No. 6,206.] OkIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Rope R. CHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, s i fd s,l„,t e n—erklAM COMMUNICATION between LON- I ALL Hanover-square Room—TUESDAY EVENING nett, DON and INDIA.—The well-known clipper auxiliary steamy/11p April 21, at 8, Mr. CHARLES DICKENS will READ his DAVID INDIANA. 2.165 tom, soo.hume power, JOHN SMYTH, Colman- COPPERFIRLD as six chapters), sad Mr. 808 SAWYER'S der. now loading In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on PARTY, in= Pickeriek.-5551L, fre. ; mitre sesta, 2a : back 18th April, einhark,ng passencers at and leavingOrsvelend on the seats. le., at Messrs. Chapman sod Hairs, 198, Piccadill Austiny: Mersa ticket 19th April, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Pottle and Bon'e, IS and 14, R Riebange : 's Madraa. This magniflceilt Mip, built comes], for the India trade, office. St ; and st Paynen ticket °Mee, Hanover has beeo thoroughly refittaL has flrMrate accommodation for square Rooms. THOMAS HEADLAND, Secretary. passengers. mid will carry au experienced surgeon, also a stew- - mu .. The average Pie of this company's steamers Met season war 70 days to Meares ; the Calcutta having performed the voyage in 39 lore , the shortest on record. The Use will be minimal on the 30th 3 nne, and onthe 10th of each snecenling month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of the company's magnificent Beet of auxiliary screw etcemahipa For freight or peerage apply to GRIN DUtY end Co, IL Par. sigmeaectreet. S.W., the brokers: ALFRED RELIT and Co., Igo Leadenhall-street, LC.: or at the (minus of the COM PANY, 9, Mincing-lane, London, LC. when also for appointments as midshipmen in this service thouTt l i i e cali ma a di n : RICHARD L MEW, Mastery. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAII and SONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to ACSTRA CIA. —For MELBOUILN R. Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the Dock on %Nudity, April 00. calling at Plymouth), the spies dld new clipper ship TRUE BRITON, 1, iOO tons, O. H. BA N, Commander; lying in the Rant India Docks. Her accommoda- Bons for all dames of pass tigers are en .urpessed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—For freest or passage aptg 111cLE01), ALLPORT, and MORGA N, with Messrs. Money W and Bons, 7, Loadenhallatrect. Passengers by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth test class for second clam farm, and second alas' for third clam fares. SPECIAL NOTICE FEW YORK. AND saurmasne. !TRAM SIIIP COMPANY. Bb and ?mongers are hereby saprattully Wormed than rO i ompany's r rs eame, hitherto selling on Saturday for New York, and calling at Queenstown for passengers on Monday, will hi future sail from Liverpool on Fridays and wlll continue a regular sailing ever alternate Friday from Liverpool, calling at Queenstown ou the following day for passengers and des patches as moat STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Mont.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YOKE, and PRILA DILPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend despatching thetr tall-powered Clyde-bit Iron Screw Steam-Ships, calling at pmenatown to embark pewsnurers and deepatehos, as follows : FROM LIVIIRPOOL FOE NEW YORK. CITY OF MANCIILSTIR, Shia Day, AprU 17. TINA, Wednesday. April It CITY OF WASIHNOIVN, Wednesday, April 22. CITY OF COILL, Friday, May 1. And weary succeeding Wednesday, and every alternate Friday. Cabin pomp 16, 17. and 21 guineas, according to the amen. inodstlon. Forward pease 8 guineas. Including all provisions man& Pamempsra for Canada the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms—For farther partkalers apply to WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Water. /reek I" CNN. Liverpool ; or to FA YES and MACRY, I, King Witham. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick and Central Germany, WIRY THDYCSDAY. Ay tls Nortl Penman Lloyd's splendid stamen fiCHWALII., 001 12. 1 ws tDO or MOWS, from lionelydown, at 11 a.m.. ding at Pier for at noon. Pares to Brellien : and Al return I eta, p and el 1t —Apppplyy at CHAPLIN'S VatsersalOinoni/epsattiressa, W.: or to PHILLIPPB, MAIM, sal PHILLIPPd. 11. lood-lanst Z.C. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Floototrurt, London. Instituted UM Dated arab L 6,000,000 Annual Memo lllO,OOO nit reneckor mid toms tor oil . mllai_toocroseso, apply to Lostka. L C. the An. the il itt e AraltaL Actuaz7. Alwn. tan IN CHANCRItY.—•' Baines v. Barnes."—StOrtiNGHAM. near Mho, — Went, two aiee llfrom the Blackheath Station on the North Tent fantasy, and a short distance only trom the pro. prod Mattes ea tie Dartford Line now in course of formation. DIX2BIt.S.DANIELSktITH,SON,andOAKLEY have remind Instructions (pursuant to an order of the of Clualory made la the above-mentioned cause) to SILL by Aucnos, at the Mast, near the Beak of England. on TUESDAY, 31ay 6, lf‘Sat 12 o'clock. In One or more Leas a most valuable TREMOLO 'ESTATE, consisting of nearly 27 acres of beautlhd parklike !meadow land. well timbered, and having a fine =eiwater. Meraleghein Lodge, which has bean lately down, steed upon MD arty the ascellant kitchen prima still 1111111111111. It is adapted for the erection of a mangos ar weveral first-class residences, the land eloping to the mouth, and g extortive views over a very picturesque country, C orr:ltiding scheme booing a frontage on the whole of the east side to the high road from Chisellinntt to London, and Wog to a locality which will very shortly be particularly well circumstanced with regard to railway communicatkra, and Is a very favourite one for residence. Ibe land tax Is redeemed, and pcereaslon may be bad if retinired on completion of the purchme. —Partloalars may be had at the Mart. E.C. of Neon Walker and Martineau, 13, Eingoroal. Oray'alun. ; and Of Mesas DISTIL SMITS, Box, and OAKUM, land agent and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pal6mall, IL W. LN CHANCKET.—..Rahiss v. Haines."—EHHEß, SURREY, these-quarters of a mile tram the Hallway Station. MESSRS. DANIELSMITH,SON,and OAKLEY have received instructions 'pursuant to an order of the of Chancery made In the above-mentioned cause.. to BILL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, May a, 1663, at 12 o'clock, In Lots, the following most valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, admirably situate In the parish of Jibe?, contiguous to the noble domain" of Clare moat and Faber : Int I. A cm Means called Fahcr Lodge, with stabling. Lem premises, two cottages in the farm yard, excellent dower and irlasben gardenia lawns, shrubberies, and 20 acres of very fertile parklike pasture land inunediatel adjoining. Lot 2. • cottage reddence, at present had by the gardener, 10l A th v7 valuable e m 11* Mast o f freehold meadow land, k nee/a wellambered.bout2o acres, adjoining Claremont-road, and oppeeiteClaremont-part, adapted for the erection of one or snore /ha-class residences, or for an extensive balding scheme. LA t. Two well-lsoilt residences fu the occupatiou of His, Davey and Mr. Edwin &obey. Lat & Three cottages held by Smithson. Denby, and Lek • Three cottage.; adjoining the premises of the Bear Inn, 11.14 by Foster. Hedger, sad Weller. Lot In 7. A piece of land used no a drying-ground at the rear of 6. DA 8. A well-built and well-situated residence in the village by the rector. 9. Littieworth Farm, with house and premises and 53a, Sr. cf capital freehold land. Parillcalars with plans 1010 he obtained at the Auction kiwi; at as Saurian. Satter . of Means Walker and Martineau, 17. Winfrieroad, Oraye.inu, W C.. and of Merin. DAMIL Marra, SOB, seal Oact.nr, laud agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo &me Pall-mall, S. W. IEOOO CHOICE BEDDING-OUT GERANIUM& MR. J. C STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ms Greet Roosts, 313, King street, Comut.gardsa, TO-MORROW, April 18, at half-pact It precisely, a very fine astimeimmt of G LEA IrMS, comprising healthy and neligrown ghats of moat of the newest and beat tortettec—On slaw tha maw/ft of mak, sod catalogues had. LOWER assns, carriage flea MU= =LOAM 1311 aad 1303.-11 new ammo* 10s. dd.; Salle, It; 05 lalthartly =ma* 7s. It; 12 chit*, es.; 10 Mr* =llloa. ;30 ditto, ta. ;lb ditto, od. The above collo°. are selected with the greatest care, with • view to 0%11 ih• et vim* possible varlet,. Ample cultural directions an gardsadaarbal =sacti pack. sad IMULLOCR, SKID 11LFACHA11711, Covent , blades- -END FURNITURE GALLERIES, l{4, Oxford-street opp, trito Boed-otripot). . TO MSONO VURN.LOHING. MADAME TUSSAMYS HISTORICAL GAL LERY, at the Besaar, Raker-greet —A BRIDAL GROUP, LEIF of R. D.H. the Prince of WALES and the Alums ALEXANDRA ; also his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, is now added. The spacious rooms have been decorated with flowers for the festive occasion. Open from 11 in the mora ine till 10 at night. Admisaloo, Is.; oars room. add. MR. RIJDOLPH HELBRONNER, Of No. fa. RZORNT-STRINT. Hu been appointed RIIRROIDKRER to Her Royal fillyttnees the Princess of WALIa - - ..... Goods carriage free t osay part of t h e Kingdom- Drawing.room suites complete from £l5 to LSO. Dining-m:4n suites complete In morocco. from Bedroom 'ultra from £26. Servants' bedroom; from £4. Bachelors' bedrooms, from £7. 514hograoy wingo.l wardmhos. from 6 gob* a. Bedsteeds and boding of every description sad totality dining tables In mahogany and oak, from g to 40 goinea4. chimney glasses in ensilage variety. Persons nimble to pay a visit of inspection can receive catalogues gratis, and poet free on application. References kindly permitted to fortucr customers. A written warranty If required. RETTVI. Established 1543. T Q. and J. FIELD, original manufacture's ag. belead) of PARA I+ PINE CANDLER, to whom, Übe prise shed' (lar) las been awarded. sad their candies dap: b e:lZ be: Majesty's Gereranient for use at the military 'tattoos Mire eaalles can be obtained ad all chandler sad groom in lir United I...Madom. Price la ad. per pound also Field's cele brated United Service Soap Tablets, ed. and 4.1. each. The public are cautioned to we that Field's label Is on th e =as balm Whalen!' , sad ter exportation. - Upper larribea k Loadak I. only re lIPTURES.—Tbe PATENT SELF ago ABIIIIITING OggliLAN MUSK draw offstinally with. sat any enaffalsslioiet la recomsseedsd by us farnalty few the ears sad rend of hernia The aseessary quakily al al t good truss sa efficient resisting power, without unnecarsry pressen on the part affected. which desirable object Is aloes °basked In a tial ansnriimhered with .tape. spiral wings, er pad betted. 7. 100 and Co ,1, rioeadllly. A. VHEIIMATISM, CHILBLAINS, *a.— C0L1:671 ALGA MAR/NA, or Coecestested Imam et Serillreed. Is daffy locreensei fa celebrity r. remedy ter dies main, whether acute or clironicois era se /or signal agree Sena ree trectieus. weenier of tie lint" serottdous swelling% Re. It is also as admirable application for cbLiblains. AU in nab sherld send for the pomp/G.A.—Mid by T. Rellitoll. 714 it Pears Cliurcliyaril„ bottice, 2s. 9d., dd., and eta and by eboadift. TOZZAIIS COPAIITIRE MEGA snooesdally ep tried In the Part out Lodes H odor the on et Norm Cu/lido, Rleord, Itnyd. lavas Olot (Leas* eth var., Ott, effects • awe la as mow d. i ER" Who la nand ar Ornate dtbaeaft—ir• OIL Oa heellY et laseeits. Yroch chord* 411, Masaitast. PIANO, 18 Guineas ; cost 50 six months ago ; Milliant toned, Inn camper, handeoine cam, armed Mau kg*, repetition touch, metallic plate, all Wert improvement& Music stool included. The lady will allow one mouth's trud.— Apply at lA, Downimmeoad, nye accepter:or Kingalandeoad. PERAMBULATORS, CARRIAGE BODY, from 306.—Backing Hones, Nereid, Yaolelkilwlnge, Buirl Jli=n, Bagatelle Boards, Croquet, Aunt Lawn Bow* Yoot.balla, Archer!, Cricket, &c. graila.-11KAD and POWELL (Old Manatondlonee), 71. GLe S•II011.—LICA and PRRRINW WORCIETZESHIEE SAUCE. TitLs delicious coadluteut, pronounoed by caawolensure THE ONLY GOOD BAUM" Is prepared solely by LEA and PEEWEE. The public are respectfully cautioned mutual worthless Imitte dons, and sbouid see that Lea and Pemba' 'tepee woos wrapper, abet, bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and PENJUION &MCI. bold wboletWolka for eztort, by the YropTiW«; Won:enter Weirs. cßoess end BLA Mews. BARCLAY and BON& London. de., to. : end by groan and oilmen IIIIiVOTSIIIY ,VOLD OHAINIE—WATDERSTON and BROOM! beg to call the attention of the toddle to the 11,11 of INVCFCA which they deliver wit► Odd Gloyd ptraMsd4Atabilr — rasanfaCtoryr T. To Irorkmaaildp ad ...„ S oasis, 64 le loag. . To AS as) carat Is. aid. per mato, prim dwl gra, a 4 Total Upon this systma, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE of the gold are oertlifted, sad gaamateed to the purchaser: Wither. don and Broaden looking for a fair remoneratioa on the work manship only, which fa eherged ameadlng to the ietrimay or dmptioity of the WATILERBTOrand 11110GDYN, Goidsmitha—ldiumfatiory. :LaHenrietta-atreet, Coveratga.rdes, Loadoa, W.C. lota a-D. WO& Aram made of Chains sad Jewelhey few In each.—N.B. Yids estedlshaseat le Maeda& I la the evening, sad ougaturdnyeatL GREAT SALE of KID GLOVES at BAC= and CRISPS new Proulaas. i.e. ZIOEITI STUMM -- Lodlo9 . sad OtintkilNM'S bed Pads X.ld Gloves, Os, 'vine.* pr dozen, usually sold at 2A 9d. dir MOO DOZEN of SOILED FRENCH CAMBRIC RAND 1fa , 111115 at ono-third Mu usoel CULL G E NTLEMEN'S DREW—HAMILTON and KIM PTON, tailors, Inform the public that the NEW wore we now ready, end opeelmini garments are kept far In spection ; mho a select Mock of overcoats on hand for sale. The ere of material sad that ranges be excelled. IMILND, OP EXITELEALL. 13, Oa &T 1411.1011000R4MIZT. MESSRS. HURST and BLACKETTS NEW WOWS NOW ALLOY. WI AMONG CONVICTS By An Nev. C. A OCIOOI. aLa the Convict ficrften I vela tis. 4%1 ofINGI.AND from the ACCOSBION of JAMES I. to _ _ vols. POINTS of CONTACT betwesa SCIENCE and ANT. By his Imlnence Cardinal W 2812111. M. =ROSS, PHILOSOPHIES, and COURTIERS of the TINE of LOUIS XIL It vole. Ns. WI of the Rey. EDWARD IRVING. By Moo. OLIPHANT. hooood Edition. I vole., with Portrait. TIE LAST DICADI of a GLORIOUS REIGN, eamplatted the We of Henry IV. By IL W. Tull 2 vols. tls. MEMOIRS of CHRISTINA, (OAKS of SWEDEN. by HURT WOODKILD. I volt, with Portrait Ns. GIN= asd the 0 URNS. BylailtiallA Hama. Trans lated by MAZY HOWITE !vein tit STOPPING and STARVING. - MASONIC SYMBOLS.—Tint BUILDER of Tint DAY, prim ad., by peat ad., contains Stopping aril learviag : Lemke. Vim View of Now Bank, Nova Scotia-1~ Sodpliors : the Mankalls—Georactriaol Symbols and Maarary—A Champ Iliardaa Chair IllustraMons)—The National Allen Momorisl— Pistons of the Preach and glen:ash Reboots—Liverpool New Cemetery--Working Men's Rouses at Edinburgh—fielools of Art —Proceedings under Metropolitan Building Act—Trimming Slates—Chnrch-bulidlng News—Provinetal News, sta.—Ofiless, 1, Yorketreet, Corenfegardoo , and all Bookaollers. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Last night Norma was produced for the first time these three years, )(dile. Autnoietta Fricci abstaining the part of the Druid Priories.. A concert followed, got up purposely for Mdlle. Carlotta Patti, who appeared in public for the first time in ilurope. We have to record the emcees of both ladies—triumphant, indeed, in the ease of Mims Patti, who displayed a mice of extraordinary capa bilities, sad a training and vocal acquirements which proved bre to be the veritable sister of the renowned " Adeliss." Mims Patti sang "Oleos di quest' anima," from Limit' di Chernowai ; the song of the Queen of Ifigbt, from the tacterftore, and the comic duo of Adios sad Dulcimers, from the Vish crAntore, with Signor Mosconi. The per formances are to be repeated to-morrow night and ea Monday. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. We have to reoord the complete and brilliant swam al the new ballet called La Farfidetta produced het *twain, with /Ulla Amelia Ferraris se principal elosseese SPACIAL MUSICAL SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Yesterday afternoon a " special musical marries" Irma held is Westminster Abbey. followed by a collection in aid of the Nattonsl Society, instituted for promoting the education of the poor in the principles of the Established Church. The inimical arrangements were under the direction of Ur. John Hallett. A choir of 200 voices, including the students of Bt. Nark's and Battersea Training Colley*, meg, often the third collect, the anthem, " We will rejoice" (Boyce) ; immediately before the sermon a bymo, " Thou that from Thy throne of splendour" (Haydn) ; and, WU), a hymn (tune from Monk's choir book) celled "Jerusalem the Golden." The whole evening service was gone through, partly Intoned and partly chanted. The lessons were read by the Desa of Westminster, and a sermon was preached by the Archbishop of York. A translation into French of the speeches of Prince Albert has just been published, with a preface by M. Guises. The eminent French statesman renders full justice to the memory of the departed Prince, and says that no memorial that may be erected will do him so much honour as the work in question, wherein his generous and enlightened views are es simply expressed. - - - RUM GRATITEI rat ABHTON.—We are requested to state, In reference to the Central Executive Committee's reply to the memorial from the operatives in the Ashton tuidse•Lyne Union. the grante of the committee for Much were :—General relief, 54,7951. ; employment fond, 1,555/. —total, 54350/. ; of which 11,3111. was to committees whose distribiati•mi is in most atom coofined to the Ashtcm•ander- Lyne Union, and 4.M01. of which was to the town of Ashton alone. This ►mount bin exams of the stuns stated in Mr. Mackre's return for March, owing to grants having been made on the 30th March, two days after the date of the return. COURT OP ALM:IMM —PEOPOSID AMALGAMA TION OF TEI CITY AIM MITIOFOLITAII POLZCZ.—A emus of Aldermen was holden yesterday for the purpose of takisig into coonideration the noenraueleation. by Sir O. OM. or his inteutke to brier forward a bill for asoelpmetted the City and the Metropolitan Police forces. The Lotd Mayor prodded. but the tvoosediep were coodoeted with closed doors. The subject was eventually referred to the Gemmed Purposes Cloatas, for them to take any sterol they my Mask proper le the iqpiter. LONDON, FRIDAY IsVENING, APRIL 17, 1863. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurn'a imanAin.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. THORN, Ann. 16. The Revolutionary Committee has divided Poland into 23 districts, each of which is to fur nish 400 men and to pay taxes. Lodz is to supply 25,000, and Czenstocbow 10,000 roubles. Branches of the Central Committee are to be established in each district for the purpose of col lecting taxes and raising recruits, and for the ad ministration of the penal law. CRACOW. Aran. 16. The Cuts of to-day announces the formation of three fresh bodies of insurgents in the government of Plock, under the command of Podleuzki Major Laval has escaped from the Russian pursuit, and now oocupies a strong position with his force. OSTROW°, Ann,l6. An attack by the insurgents upon Kalisch is daily expected. The Jewish community in that town have berm compelled by a went summons of the revolu tionary party to pay 5,060 roubles to the national committee. Those who refused to comply were notified that they would be declared outlaws. 200 Poles from Ostrowo have crossed over the frontier into Poland. BERLIN, Aran. 16. The Nord Deutsche Zeitung of to-day says : " Telegrams have been received here gating that a great number of horses and waggons laden with arms, ammunition, and provisions, destined for the Polish insurgents, have been confiscated in the Prussian district of Pleschen." According to the same telegrams 40 individuals, who intended to proceed to Poland, have been pre vented from so doing by the authorities. MEILLLW, Arm 16, Eviznra. The Bras suer Zeitung of to-day publishes a tele gram from Cracow, stating that intelligence had been received there from Warsaw that the Russian amnesty was not to be extended to political prisoners. GREECE. FORMATION OF A NEW MINISTRY. ATHENS, Ann. 14. The National Assembly have appointed a new Ministry, composed as follows : President Foreign Affairs War ........ ........ M. Botzaria. Marine Justice Finance Interior .. Public Instruction........ M. Kalophronos. The National Assembly has voted an address of thanks to England for the proposed annexation of the lonian Islands to Greece. ARRIVAL OF THE GRXEK DEPUTATION AT TRIESTE. TRIES E, AMU 16. The deputation from the Greek National Assem bly, consiatieg of MM. Canaria, Zaimis, and Grime, has arrived here on its way to Copenhagen to offer the crown of Greece to Prince William of Denmark. BAVARIAN PROTEST AGAINST THE OC CUPATION OF THE GREEK THRONE. DRESDEN. Aran. 16. The Vienna correspondent of the Dresden Journal of to-day states that Bavaria has lodged a special protest against the occupation of the throne of Greece by any king not belonging to the Bavarian dynasty. CHINA AND JAPAN. DEFEAT OF THE IMPERIALISTS. (Bp telegraph from Sues.) SHANGHAE, Kama 9. The city is quiet. The Imperialists have been again defeated at Shaoushing (7), for want of besieging material. General Tardiff and Lieutenant Tiuling were killed. Captain Gordon will succeed Captain Holland in the command of the Ward corps. Admiral Kuper has proceeded with the English fleet to Japan, where the outbreak of military hostilities is reported. THE BRAZIL MAME. LISBON, Al= 18. The Menageries Imperiales steamship Navarre, with the above mule, arrived here last night en route for Bordeaux. MO DB JANEIRO. Balm 25. Exchange on London, 27} ; on Paris, 350. Coffee, good first, 7,000 reis ; shipments of coffee aince the departure of the last mail, 40,605 bags, 13,000 of which were for the Channel. Stooks of coffee, 115,000 bags. At Pernambuoo exchange on London was quoted 28. Sugar, whites, 3,500 ; browns, 2,000. Cottons, 17,5001 The Royal Mail steamship Magdalena, with the outward Brazil mails, arrived at Pernambuco on the 29th eft The City of Paris, Captain Roberta, from Cal cutta, arrived off Penzance yesterday, and prooseded for London. She landed two passengers. _ SALE or CHINIaII dUItIOtiITILS, &C.—Yesterday an auction of rare and interesting property wag held at Messrs. Debenham, Story, and Sons' Great Mart, in Covent garden. We noted the followieg lota es hiving realised high prior :—Lot 112, • est of appointments for • jou house of andiest Chinese essmel, 13 guineas ; two other iota, lots 113 arid 116, fetched respectively 111. 11%, and 151. las. ; lot 115, a pair of Chinese rowel jardinieres, 15g guineas ; lot 117, a pair of ditto rasa, 341. 13s. ; •lot@ 118 and 119, two pair of ditto brim together, 281. 17% fai. ; lot 121, a superb oblong brow bonier of the first description of ancient Chinese enamel, 421.; lot 122, a truly magnificent foot, 30 inches in ()roaster, of Chinese enamel, enriched with decoration% with pierced cover of metal gilt, and on carved black wood stand, 4 feet is height, rid a very rare specimen, 94!. 10a.; lots 123 and 124, a pair of ancient Chinese nerel bells together, 871. fa. ; lot 126, a pair of noble Jerome bronze lamps, 54 lathes high. 7l. ; lot Ib7, a pair of very rue jade screens, carved frames, Chinese characters and Undrapes, 14 guineas ; lot 184, a pair of Breda china vases, 421.. lot 232. a set of three large Oriental Jam sad covers, and two beakers, 371. ; lot 23.1. a set of Indies Jars, 30 pluses; lot 250, a gilt clock, with three Cupids , inlaid 'nth fliers China plaque' and dial, 211. Rollaway' aOri PUBLIC CONYANIBB IN PABLIA NINT.—IsIe of Wight Extessicio Ritilways.—The Board of Trade in Together their opinion on thie oorpaoy's pro =larrears sod central line., reocroasod that the ie over the river Medina at Newport, be constructed only on such plans and with rob an 'roust of headway and waterway as the hoard under the powers transferred to them from the Admiralty shall have previondy corseted to, and that wherever the line *iris the land, both at the Esplanade at Ryde, and aloe; its whole length, free roses shall be given to the shoos. North London Railway.— The number of bosses proposed to be taken by this rea ping for their works is 81. Marfa, Islington, le 71, cal. culated to displace 366 propos Dr. Hamill as well as the Lanett newspaper, both report hlthly at the merits ot Waters' Qui nine W ine. Manufactured Robert Waters, 2, Martin's- Cannon street, London. hold by provers, Italian ware en, and others, at fela a down. Wholesale Ages* i Lewis and MorcoMer.--(AdrertMeueentA SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM SPRING MEETING.—TausapAy. The Ream Spring Meeting, which formerly occupied an insignificarst position to the fixtures of the man, has of late yearn takes a far higher rank in the racing world. Originally promoted by a body of licensed victuallers, who subscribed to the Metropolitan Stakes as their especial race, the City sod Suburbaa Handkap hes now totally out dripped that rsoe, and become the main feature of the meeting, a result mostly owing to its being run over • more popular distance than the Metropolitan Stakes. The recent beautiful weather gave rise to anticipations of an unusually large attendance of pleasure seekers sad "liberated cockneys," and there expectations were tem pletely realised. Although the programme was oonei• dared to bs somewhat deficient in comparison with per rums years, yet in as far as the racing went, the various Stakes were productive of capital sport. Notwithstanding that the moreing was somewhat dull and hazy in Surrey, the afternoon proved of • most favourable character, and the sun shoos with a warmth that reminded the visitors of the " Derby day." The course was tolerably good going, although • trifle bard, but it was well covered with herbage, the modest daisy dappling the fresh green grass far away in the directive of Tattesham Corner . The "inner ring " project was carried out with questionable success, soda number of gentlemen of high character and monetary reputatioa were evidently annoyed at the excluaiveness of the arrangement Still, as attaining the object io view, we have hiller doubt the innovation was well appreciated by that parte= of speculators who had real busies= to truer .-eel, • It ise et_ fed seeenaced that eely naeinlien of Tattersall's would be admitted to this privileged space, but a notice was posted at the entrance to the effect that mem. ben of Tattersall's sod the Newmarket Rooms were admissible. The extreme fineness of the weather had evidently tempted • large number of visitors from London, and from an early hour aosumptive con ate were beard in the town, as if the pailleepts or. the towhee and omnibuses wished to provoke something like a Derby-day negation. The racing of the day will be found chronicled below, and it will be sufficient to remark that the City and Sale urban Handicap was won by • neck by Adventurer, who had for some tiros bees first favourite, owing to the reports of his private trials with Joey Jones, and his creditable running at the Doncaster Spring meeting.. Um pre, who was second, ran in front throughout, and seemed to have the race in hand all the way up the straight; but directly Adventurer went up to him the Americo ran like a thorough "cur," sod, laying his earl busk, refired to try, or be might have won easily. Adventurer's success directed fresh atteution to the Derby chanced his stable companion, Noticed Guard, about whom 15 to 1 was asked for when the name of the winner of the City and Suburban had been put up. Adventurer end Umpire, when struggling home, "bung" very much at the finish, and after the race Umpite's o.lllr aud jockey lodged • com plaint againat Adventurer for "cannoning;" or foal riding. After a careful investigation, the acting stewards decided that Adventurer had woo, • decision received with pro. longed cheering in the betting ring. The following are details of the ruining : Tas Taw. Striae ofso son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 nova, each, fur 3-yr-olds and upwards. One mile. pi subs.) MLR. &wiles Bnekenhana, by Voltigeer, dass by Martel -- B herlelwolaft darn, 4 yrs, art 71b (J. Gower) 1 Sir J. fLawlay's Argonaut, 4 yrs, 44710 (Wells) I Lord St. Vincent's Nscromawow, 5 yrs, est 13lb (Custanoe) The following also ran :—Gelert, Joco. and Stanton. Betting :9 to floe Argonaut, 4 to 1 apt Buckenham, and 10 to 1 (offered) apt any other. Argonaut made the running, but approaching the road, Beckenham, who had bees following side by side with Joie, quitted Wm. Day's haw, and began to draw upon the favourite, whom be readied within •1= and a half at the half mils poet. From this point Budmoham began to creep cheer to Mr Joseph's horse until the commencement of the Stand en. closure, where Wells wee uneasy co his horse, and Goatee, riding with great perseverance, commerical to overhaul the favourite, but never fairly reachiug him until the last stride, wen on the poet by a head. Neeromanter was a bad third. Wart sod Jose dem together finished half • dozen lengths in the rear of Lord Si. Vincent's horse, and a dozen lengths in advance of Stanton. Tax IiZATHOOTE PLAT' of 50 son. (Handicap), for all ages; winners extra. New T.Y.C. (three-quarters of a mile. Mx. ) H. Goaters Poland, by Automat, oat of W 4 $ )m, tat 101 b (Larded Bet 111 b, (A_ Wo lm odhit ia m 1 Mr. G. Augers Bast Mean, 5 yrs, Set V. Daley ) S Mr. J. Ward's Rapture, b yrs, 7st (Wislisigi The following also ran of the Bath, Mlae Loma, The Briton, Selection, Kangaroo, Ew&mi of Kent, V)z stela, and Lifebuoy. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Poland, 3 to 1 apt Libellous, 9 to 2 wA Dist Sheen, and 10 to I apt Raptors. Libellous made play to the distance, where, being beaten, he left the lead with Poland, who, with End Sheen and Rapture, bad been waiting throughout upon Mr. Hodgman's, and attended Mr. Heater's to the termination, Poland, however, winning easily by six lengths. A head semirigid the second and third, and Libellous, pulling up, was beaten a neck from Rapture; Mime Emma was hfth, and Selection was sixth. Afterpaising the winning poet, about one hundred yards beyond the judge's chair, Knight of the Bath dropped down dead ; and young Adams, who was to have ridden Oatch'em Alive in the City and Suburban, oa being picked up and carried to the stand was found to be so severely Waken and faint that he could not ride again daring the day. Tall TWO-YEAR-OM STACKS of 10 save; each, with 50 added, for coins, Sst 101 b; Mee, Set 71b. Half a mile. (50 sobs M ) r .7 .7. Rowland's Molly Carew, by Wild Dayreu—Alen, tat 7lb (11. Orlmahaw) 1 Lord Itendlesham's Mowed, rat 101 b ililishertß Lord St. Vim:ears Narbonne, aK 101 b (thastszlee) The followiug also ran .—Learlatlinu, Ashworth, bphemera, Weathergless, Lady Warwick, b f by itataplan, Tomfoolery, Brother Jonathan, and The Confederate. _ _ Betting : 7 to 4 as Molly Carew, 10 to I apt Tomfoolery, 100 to 8 riot Ack worth, 100 to 7 apt Sampler' filly, and 100 to 6 apt Narbonne. They were capitally started at the first attempt, Lady Warwick on the upper ground acting as pioneeer, the favourite and Lord St. Vincent's colt lying nest, the others well up till they got hall-way op the straight, where Lady Warwick retired, and the Bataphin filly, Narbonne ' and Lanristinus joined the two leaders. Opposite the Stand Molly Carew came out, and Dimmed emerging from the ruck, the issue was left to the pair, Molly Carew winning in a canter by three-quarters of a length. Throe lengths from the pair followed Narbonne, 11.11 d tire ltataplan filly, lauriatiom, and Confederate (close together) headed the others, Mr. liodgman's filly being last beaten off. THIS CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of 15 son. each, 10ft, sad only 5 if declared, with 100 added. Winners extra. Last mile and a-meaner. (185 sae., 45 of whom pay 5 sore. each). Mr. J. Ditty's Adventurer, by Warminster, oat of Palma. 4 yrs, Est 12lb Mr. Ten Broecit's Umpire, 4 yrs, Bst (J. Aderasj Loral Uxbridge's General lids, yrs, get (Cartaoce The following also ran :—Astereld, Cape Byway, Joey ones, Beach, Gelid, Chere Ansis, Spencer, Tarn of Leek, Garde. sr, Overton, queen of Spun, 64les Livingston, Calrucastie, Catch ent•Alive, (notary, Barbados*, Lapldist, Portland. Annual/a, weatuarepy, Nneepe, Comet, Oberon, Newchurch, Iltunmeralds, Merry Maid, Colleen Rime, lilddlewatch. Buclenbam was scratched for the City and Suburbia Handicap, immediately after winning the Trial Stakes. Betting : 7 to 2 apt Gardener, 4 to 1 apt Catch-'em- Alive, 6 to 1 apt Adventurer, 2d to 1 each apt Asteroid, Oben., and Comet, 25 to 1 each apt Canary, Mercy Main, Quip= of Spain, and General Hems, 33 to 1 each apt Umpire, Summands, and Ammoniac', 50 to 1 each apt Turn of Luck and Beady Head, sod 1,000 to 15 each apt Ciireceatle and Lapidiat After about half a swat breaks away, in which the principal performers were New church, Catch-'em-Alive, Umpire, Adventurer, Middle watch, Gain, Turn of Luck, Joey Jones, and Barbados", the lot after a little marching about were well started, the instant the gag was dropped. Adventurer, next the took up the rennin at a good pace, his attendants comprising Catch- em-Alive, Umpire, Newhard, (Iroilener, and Escape. When they arrived at the top of the Fuzzes Hill Catch-'em Alive deprived Ad venturer of the lead and Umpire took *woad place, Adven turer going on third, Oberon fourth ; Neweburch, Escape, Gardener, and Merry Maid close up next, whilst Lapidin headed the ruck, among whom were Asteroid and General Hess. Completely tailed off at this early period wen Summand*, Kin Livingston, Anisionian, Barbados, and Caine Rhos. Adventurer again assumed the front posi tion when the Mile Poet wee reached, whilst seat him wen Catch-'em Alive and Umpire. After rounding Transits= Corner Catch-'em Alive dropped away beaten, and Adven. turer held the lead until they got fairly into the Straight, where Umpire headed him, and came up looking all over a wiener. Shouts were here beard of "the American wins,* hetet the distaste Adventurer challenged and raced with Umpire for • few Wide*, the two banging towards each other clear of the remainder, and the struggle became a match between them. At the couimenoement of the Grand Stand Enclosure Adventurer was milled upon, sod he im mediately went to the neck of Umpire, but the latter ran like a thorough coward, and the light weight having all the best of it from this point finned a very interlines race first by a neck. Genre' Hess was beaten two lengths from Umpire, sad Coamt, close up, was fourth. Oberon was fifth, Asteroid sixth, Newebureb seventh ; and at the head of the anceeding lot were Catch.'em-Alive, Portland, sad Torn of Luck. Barbados. sad Colleen Shim trotted in lest After the race en objection was lodged against Adventurer by the owner and jockey of Umpire, on the grounds of a "canna" aod during the interval of the decision being an moaned 3 and 4 to 1 were laid that Adventurer got the stakes. Admiral Roos, Mr. Alexander, and Lord West , moreland (for Loyd Coventry) heard evidence in the com plaint, bat after a brief exammation the judge's decision was coofirmed, and the enannatioo of Adventurer's success wee received with great cheering. On returning to the weighiog room the starter eemplamed of the insulairdinatioe of Noble, the jockey of Adventurer, and the complaint will be heard by the stewards this day (Friday). [Stamped, Id. Additional LONDON 13111 Doe Brazes of 5 sows. each, with 50 added ; weight far age ; with selling snowman. Throe• Quarters of a mile. Captain Christie's Alclblade, by The Comet —Ant MUM (bred la Prance), 3 yin (301), bet tlb i (:esteem) 1 Mr. Bell's Bailee, l lyre (301.), let 71b 'I Smith) 2 Mr. Payna's Antidote, 3 yes (301 est . (Drew) fi The following also ran:—Leamington, Odtme, t by Happy Land —Bridal Tour, Baltrerne, Bounding Brick, f byllsaspe—Pertume. Bettie.: 2 to 1 eget Bangle, 5 to 1 apt Antidote, and sto I offered against any other. Prior to the start the Bridal Tour filly broke away, throw her rider, and did not take part in the race. The three first off when the flag fell were Bangle, Antidote, and Bounding Brick, but in 1 the first hundred yards dropped swig, which let up the Byron colt end Alcibiade. Upon entering the Straight the Frenchman joined the front division arid, taking the lead opposite the Stand, won easily by a len gth and a half ; three lengths between mooed and third. The Syron colt was fourth, Balirerne fifth, Odin., sixth, the Perfume tiny seventh, and Bounding Brick last. The winner was sold to Captain Wombwell for 210 gainers. Captain Clarinda clai Bangle. nut med lanadmfair Riau of 50 sown. (Handicap), for all ages; winners extra. Mr. IL Goatees Poland, by Anteerat—Weetatsals, eyes, rid 411) (Including alb extra) (A. Woodhouse) I Mr. John Nlghfinole's Tarragona, 4 yrs. est ifib wards) Mr. Joy's Orbit* 4 yrs. 7st 2lb (A (11 Id 1bberd) 11 The following also ran ) Confidence, Clapper, David Ann, Don't Coale late, Cousteau Maahoerquet, Passion, and Virginia. BETTING ON THE COURSE. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. sto 2 met Advauturar (s) to - r - - Trodoutal) Bto 1 Alerts (t) TWO THOUSAND. 7to 4 apt Hompadir (t) THE DERBY. 15 to 1 apt National Guard (wanted) 1000 to 60 Glanociaty colt (t freely) 33 to 1 Ramer (t) GEORGE FORDHAM. —lt was currently reported that this distingidahed jockey bad been thrown from a hack and severely injured in the course of Tuesday at Lewis, while riding over to Te'womb to steer Lord Chides, for his morning gallop. Fordbain was throws, as on Turanursing. but we are glad to stale tha t merely " himself, and was at Epsom yesterday (Thursday), and although he deemed it prudent not to ride on the open ing day, he is expected to be In the saddle this day (Friday). AQUATIC& THE CHAMPIONSHIP. Camellia AND Gasaa.—A meeting will be held at Harry Kelley's, the Bells, Putney, this (Friday) evening, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of discussing preliminaries, and to arrange the next match for the championship of the Thames. It will be remembered that Green came all the way from Australia with the sole object al contesting it, LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Aran, 18. 00101LITTRE FOR PRIVILEGES. Their Lordships eat as a committee for privileges, sad pee eeeded with the claim of Thomas Benten - Eari of lltindosald in the peerage of Scotland, to the earldom and to vote for representative peers for Soothed. It may be remembered that the ease, which has bean before the hoer for the het two stashes, iavolves the right of the eldest woe of the late Earl of Dundonald to succeed to the the ground that a marriage alleged MI% ce taken place in Scotland between has permits wee net so regular ea to render him legitimate, and whether a subsequent marriage io England solemnised in due form in 1818, but subsequent to the birth of the claimant, was such a marriage in the case of • domiciled &Marra as to bring . It within that provision al the law of Scotland whiah rea ders all raider bora before • legal marriage legitimate after the seerriege has takes place. A great deal of evidence was given, and amongst the winners Lady Dundonald, the mother of the claimant, was examined. The case now came on for further consideration. Sir Hugh Cairns, who, with Mr. Archibald, appeared for the Hon. Captain Arthur Cochrane. R.N., the younger brother of the claimer, and who was been subsequent to the marriage of 1818, Dow stated on the part of rCochrane, the course which he proposed to take, se i e l :es being had to the present stage of the proceedings, and the eitimmetenose seder which he appeared in the maim. It would be recollected that in 1861 the claimant permuted a petition paying to be coasidered se Earl of DWl doitald, and to have the right to vote in the elec tion of representative peers for Scotland. At that time there was no claim made against the right of the petitioner, but his claim was made under an apprehension that some opposition to his right would be brought forward. It would be remembered that it appeared that in the year 1812 • marriage of a private character took place in Scot land between the parents of the claimant, and afterwards, in 1818, a new marriage was solemnized in England, it being supposed that, Lord Dosdooald being • domiciled Scotch man, such marriage would legitimize children born after the marriage of, 1812, if that marriage should be questioned. Captain Arthur Cochrane was born after the marriage of 1818. When these hate appeared before the house their lord ships held that notice ought to be given to Captain Cochrane of the claim which was made. That gentleman was ignorant of the interred such a claim, and haviog been at sea all his . ; life, heard for the first time of the marriage of 1818 when the notice was served upon him. He placed the Dries in the hands of his legal advisers and directed them to watch the proceedings, with a condition that if Lady Dundonald was examined as • witness she should not be cromazarained on Ibis part' so that no driver should seem to be shown by him towards a passer whom he revered. The case went on, and Lady Dundonald was =- ✓eined. The case of C.O. Cochrane was • formal ose ; he made no claim to the title, but only appeared to watch the proceedings. Certain evidence was rhea at his instance, and the Solicitor.Ceneral having made observations on the evidence last session, theme stood adjourned. It sow became neoewq for Capt. Cochrane to decide what steps he would Woe; and as he felt that he could not proceed with (other evidence, or place himself in a position of hostility to the claimant, without doing violence to his feelings, he having discharged the duty cast upon him desired to termi nate his intervention, and to leave the decision of the are to the wisdom of the house; but be should prefer that there should be no decision and that the matter should rest where it stool. At the same time Captain Cochrane reserved to himself the right, if the matter was revived at any future time, or in any other tribunal, of taking such a course as he might be advised. Sir F Kelly, with whom was Mr. Fleming, and Mr. E. R Rays, expressed he satisfaction at the withdrawal of the oppositionoe the portal Capt.Cochrane, and asked the house to fix an early date for the further consideration of the claim. The further consideration of the ore was then adjourned sine die. EQUITY COURT.—APRIL 16. Ware Viet-ChaDeallor Sir J. Stuart.) Woman v. ma GILT wmtait ZAILWAT CONTINT. Mr. Bacon, Q.C., Mr. Molina, Q.C., and Mr. T. Stevens, spin appeared in this as. in which, as it will be remem. bared, a moths was yesterday opened, on behalf of the de readmits, for an order to discharge the chief clerk's certifi cate. It appeared that the plaintiff claimed front the com pany for work don* for them by him under • contract a sum amousting to about 248,0001. ; but the chief clerk had found by his certificate, made in pursuance of a decree directiog inquiries as to the plaintiff's claim, that he was entitled to the sum of 147,538/. Is. 4d. only, being 78,5421. its. Rd. for principal, and 68,9951. 4s. Bd. for intercept thereon. In calculating that allowance the chief clerk had not included spinet the plaintiff certain large sums which the defendants chimed from him, by way of penalties for the non-fulfilment of part of his contract with them, sod bad cot ',notified each item of the charges which be had allowed and disallowed ; bat had arrived at his conclusion by stating lump sums generally. It was contended, in support of the motion, that inasmuch se the plaintiff bad claimed too large • sum in the first instance, and the chief clerk bad certified big claim to be in fact little more than one-fourth of what be originally asked, be could not be illoared interest on the Leiser sum. It was also urged that the form of the certifi cate was otherwise improper. It appeared that the plaintiff had given notice of a ems. malice on his part, having in view the rectificatian of the eertificate iu his favour. The Solicitor-General, Mr. Iteralgette, Q.C., and Mr. F. C. J. Millar, appeared for the plaintiff. At the conclusion of Mr. Stevens argument, the Vice- Chancellor, without calling upon the plaintiff's counsel, said that the bearing of the cause had occupied the court is 1855 for sixteen days, when the extraordinary nature of the plaintiff's claim, and the equally extraordinary frame of ' the pletclicp in support of it, raised in his Hoooer's mind • vary important question as to the jurisdiction of the court to eutertain the suit. It was said that the plaintiff had come here to enforce a demand which he ought to have submitted to the opinion of a jury ; bat hia ROOM, Inti mated thee, aad was still of opinion, that the ver dict of • jury would not hove been so seitisfae. tory as the course which he had adopted at the bearing, of directing the chief clerk to inquire into the nature and character of the plaintiff's claim. His Flatcar was not sure that his views would be acerieseed la by the Court of Appal • hot be wee convinced a his ewe mind that, ander the pc4nliar ciratnetanoce of this an, they were correct. The chief complaint against the ear tilkate was that the items in it were set y ext. plsined by it. No doubt it wan the duty of this scent, as it would have boa that of a court of law, to arrive at a correct result, and that resu lt a boat can The decree directed the Inquiries sad the Aid clerk, proceedieg ors the principles which reguWed [TWOPENCE osrtificatea, end which were not identical with those that governed the inester'a report in former tiara, bed focal, En'ly, what he thought the plaintiff was entitled to. oam thought the certificate was right ; and. in trete, if error there were, it was in the decree direotieg the inquiries, not in the certificate. But the deem was not now complained of. Hi Honour thought that the certificate was is other respects also formally regular. sod he refused the defendant's motion. The crow motion at the plaintiff he also thought should be refused ; but both the motions must be so treated without preju dice to any question as to the interest payable to the plain tiff, which might be decided when the cause came on for further considerstioc. In the course of the day the Vice-Chancellor, addressing Mr. Bacon, (ix., said :—There are very extraordinary frauds in the course of perpetration now, of a kind unheard of, so far as lam aware. There is a man who signs himself " Ashley Cooper," who goes about serving notices upon poor people in the country, purporting to be made under decrees of this court; and he charges lie. Bd., and threatens the people with lose of their property if they do not appear. I hold owe of the papers in my hand at Mlle moment. It is heael s e Chancery. Bee Moore. delsedant. No. 43. 1863. In of Francis AutbonyMooris,whodied in London on or about the 3lst day of January, 1846. Let the hairet-law or next.of-kin, or any one claiming Manmade with the raid Mr. Moore,deossaed. file his, her, or their claim forthwith at the chambers of the Master of the Rolls at the Rolle yard, Chancery-lane, Middlesex ; or in default thereat they will be peremptorily excluded from the beonat of the said decree. Thursday, the 16th day of April, 1863, at 12o'cleek at am" kap cited for hearing and adledieating upon the dabs.— the 90th March, 1963. as Joan 8111A214 . 9,000 f." That paper Is spelsossi as fel lows :—" This polies of claim now serail by on Mr. John Moore, is person, this eleventh day of Aprli, in the year et oar 1863. —Asacas Coors Corse 6s. Bd. Received, Antsy Coosa 11th April, 1853." The address gives by the person Nevin that paper WINS Kew-grime, Surrey. There are a smaller et letters which came addressed some to my chief clerk sad others to myself, making inquiries in purrussee of this sake. I have no power about it. Ido sot know what Imado to prevent it. To a person who is Dot illiterate the thing seems to be nonsense upon the face of it; because it purports to speak of my ordering somebody to impart before the Meets: of the Rolls. However, it seems to have been sufileient to extract 61. Bd. from a number of people. I have no means of pre venting it, bud it is right that people should be put upon their guard. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH—Arse. 16. Sittings in Banco.—(Betas Lord Chief Justice Goekburo, and Jerboa Crompton, Black burs, and Mellor.) • LINDSAY, M.P., V. LIATULOT. The fattier reading of the evidence taken in this use was nummod tido moraiag, and occupied up to max middle day. At its cosoluolos the Lord Chief Jetties, who tried the cams, said that, without goyim/ the verdict use wrong, he thought it was doubtful, sad was a question that ought to be discussed, so that the court might come to a deliberate opinion whether the verdict ought to stasd. As the alga mots in support of and satinet the rule fora sew trial must occupy several days, it was considered desisable to pont pate them till later in the term, rather than take them by piecemeal during the first four motion days. The further hear* el the am was adjourned to a day to be axed. TIII_CAIIR or I. WHITZBETBST. It I. madosatirod at prement that the indictment in this twee will sea be triad at time sittings, but will stand over WI next ten; trim it will be Win at the alter-term Min& POLICE INTELLIGENCE. A person who mid be was as advertising wont sad miss manager of the New Adelphi Theatre, said be claimed the of the bench to make a few remarks es what bed nitidy Inla glei forth to the public is referees. to the Mile meet made on a former day by Mr. houctcaolt, el the New Westminster Theatre. The bills sod piesnds of which Mr. Bamicault had omplisioed, bild hem ph. Maid with a view to ware ties public aspic a ssisslng his improvident spasulatioss, and en those BMWs mhos Yr. Bouotomilt repreessted the three newly sened thattme he wee sot, is the bills complained of, alladsk to amos my other of the promoter. of the projects. Mr. 'fortes said that he was sore the applicant would sot justify the pahlketbe of • placard without the printer's lams bins to it as required by law. He had board the ex which no doubt would pin the mote publicity oa the complsisant's. SOUTHWARK. A rierpeatable looking young woman. who appeared to be very ill, was plaoed at the bet before Mr. Bluchers, charged with stealing spume contnieing • sovereign sod some silver from the parses of Alan Batt. The prosecutrix, an elderly female, residing at Syden. ham, mid that between five and six o'clock on Wednesday evening she was in a fancy shop in High-street, Southwark, massing some crepe collars. She had then in her dress pocket a purse smarming a sovereign and about 12e. While selecting some cotta, the prisoner pushed against ter, and she felt bar dress pulled. She instantly put her hand into her pocket and missed her purse mid cosiest.. Feeling satisfied that no one else bat the prisoner could have robbed her she gave her into custody. The prisoner here declared that she wu • respectable hard working female. She was a cap.froct maker, and west into the shop to select goods for her own use, Lad her muter wee in court to prove that. The latter ' a well-kaowe tradesman in the City, corro borated her statement, and added that he had such confi deuce in the prisoner that he selected her to purchase goods for the warehouse. Mr. Burnham said that from what was found on the prieuer and the statement made by her and her master he had oo doubt that she was • respectable young woman and was innocent of the charge made against her. He there fore discharged her, sod he must say that she left that court without the slightest imputation against her cha meter. The prisoner thee left the court with her friends. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was holden yeater day at twelve o'clock. The Eight Hon. the Lord Mayor presided. The following members of tbe Court of Aldermen wesisalso present :—Alderman Wilmot), Alderman Challis Alderman Sir F. G. lime, Alderman Sir J. Duke, Alder man Sidney, Alderman Meehi, Alderman Aline, Alderman Basis, Alderman flelineons, Alderman W. Lawrence, Alder niaa Dials, Alderman and Sheriff J. C. Lawrence, and Alderman Waterlow ; and there was a full attendance of commoners, es it was anticipated that there would be a dis cumioe in reference to the proposed amalgamation of the metropolitan with the City police. After Nome matins business bad been disposed of, The Cur Soucrroa reported that Sir G. Grey had ghee &Mice of his intention to bring forward uo the 21st of April, in the Home of Commons, a bill, the object of which was to amalgamate the City with the metropolitan police forces. Alderman Firma, the chairman of the Polies Committee, said it appeared to him that it would be a osieenieet course, after the statement that bed just been made by the City Solicitor, if the court were at once to proceed to take into anaideratiou the initiortant quaetions involved in a report that would be submitted to the court from the Folios Com mittee as to the amelgamatiue of the City sad the metropo litan police forma, sad be proposed that this report steats be at once read and taken into consideration. (Hear., The report wes read, and a proposition, that the salary of the commissioner should be I,oollr. a year, wee agreed to. The court then proceeded to dooms the remaining por tion of the report, recommending that the recency of Chief Commissioner of the City of Loudon Police should be at once filled up, without reference to the communication that had been received from Sir G. Grey. _ _ Several members addresed the court, sod there ap aat* be an universal feeling prevailing is favour of motion, which was eventually carried b 1 acclamation sad amid load cheers. It was also resolved that next Thursday should be the last day for receiviss applications from candidates for the v a cant office. The court shortly aftiersnucls adjoarsed. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIZTY OP LONDON. —At the ntoothly tweral meeting MW yesterday at the society's home in equate, Um Right Hoe. Sir George Clerk, Bert, F.H.8., is the chair, lard Haag Soott, Les' uternat- Colossi William Lewis Greet, Captain G. C. P. Durant, awl Mama, A. H. Baring, M.P., P. Taylor, A. Sanders, J. K. Rianie.M. Dreliwood, 8, K Honied, and W. H. ilamell was sleeted fellows, and Dr. A. E. Brehm a uor respooding member of the society. Viscount Hamilton, W. Lord Dunkallin, M.P., Lord Norma Lied George Lemma, M.P. Sir Charles Tay lo r, Bart, Lim telent-Colomi P. Crawley, Captain Janu. A Stewart, and Mamma. W. B. Smith. Arthur Kekewich, Henry H. Womb- Wißism Hoerr Cops, Alfred Baies, J. N. Browne. H. Pritchard , K. W. S. Mackenzie, F. W. flarnstede, and H. Harwood Harwood, were proposed as autdidates for the fslbwdip We are reqtiented to state that Mr. Lilliarapp has hese appointed furrier to the Prism Gad sot to the PfinelOl, of Walt., as minotoried yesterday. Tax QVZLN's 110USEHOLD.—If in any family in the pure bread would lie expected to be honed, It Is is that of her Most Orem... ti.p.,ty quern Victoria, sad •• asd the Queen's private baler pi 0110110,1 Bonner' Daidng Powder 5 tenet excellent and useful itiveuliou." The same it:dynast hes by thouunds of families been pronounced upon this lewder, which Is now extensively tb.ed throughout the length and breadth of the land,—iAtivertiarnient I ROTTERDAM and the RHINE —TWICE a wzaa.—TM Netherlands Steamboat Company's favourite Crtteenier BATATIPPL, Capt. W. SMITH, from the British reign Steam-wharf, Wapping. every Sunday, at 11 a.m., andreturnmg Prom Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. Fares, LI IL, 41 its., and EA 64. : return, 43 3a., LE 65., and tl is. 3d. The fine screw-steamer BYRNOORD sails from off the Tower = today monsing early, returning from Rotterdam every morning. Fens, tl and .41 10s. Both yelarill run in suasemion with the finest and 1 sleet steamers on the Rhine.— Par through fares refer to the printed monthly time hills. Apply to CIIAPLINT Universal Office, W.. or to PHILLIPPS, GRATIN, sad !BILLUPS, U. Rood-lane, B C. T°LADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, as Orlental Botanical reoperate's for Improving eM Boast'. fylng the Complexion sad ekfn. The radiant bloom it imports to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the bands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re moving all redness, tan, pimples, spot., freckles, discoloration', and other cutaneous veltations, render It Indispensable to every Mtlt obviate. all the 'Roots of climate on the skin, whether reference to cold sad Inclemency, or Intense molar heat. Peke is 6d. and es.. Id. per bottle—Sold at .10, H ttou-garden and by chemists and perfumera Ask for "Rowlands' Kalydar,' sad beware of 'parlous and pernicious articles under the name et " Kalydo r. A