The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-01 00:00:00

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Akkildillik - , ' dn. oellalitilt.. •• IMO edgy an erwleneed LFor freight or Clammy. to MeARD, ALUORT, a i n a d ri TAGAN, with Mest a rr a rOTLl Henry Shansan, Esq. flavicks and Sherman, Merchants,) 9, • P••••lni••• • ' . 0r...., 6 Ansi, . .6,6 ■ Ulm Palatinate of Sandomir, in the wares ur .. ~ o n wi ng . o f gra na a d e w b / ~,,,i.,,,b, in o w t.th e d comiiiin . Is 01121gra .0 wo n 17:4:!= . * r - WIORAM and SONS, T, Leadeohall-street. Passengers by this King's Arms-yard. meson why the coffers of the society would be dr:medalled, /Me of packets am conveyed from Paddington to th Ong Banitlag-The Bank of tondo% Threadneedlestreet. E.G t o tnemoule Japonica,. 6 Lantana Splendens mimeo new, It ' ***6 6** 6 (6****6 61*° ' 6 *Waw* " a white le ' 120 Russians have been killed. popowo, Ann. 24. to o war the th ir mid ge a ilio ty 0f ..... L0nd . 0 h n 0 .: 0 " ha otand 0. tu sisuhis i.cir a=t:,_ Tbe. auwal, .rre _ . and hence they Inuit renew their appeal let___ the public dam for moondohme taro. end second clanks -clam tares. femicfrom. Me Polyanthient It beet annuals.-Poitolles olden to H. Xr. Tausoorr meson that the a&itemer aril tbs swan wee sum nod.. . • It • Mama Phillips and Son, 11, Abchnrch-lane, Z.C. ALEXANDER, Kanderotrest, New.croend3.L It is asserted that the provisional government at of the court, which was wooled by Mr. S. L. Tenon, and °l°..R. 100 iumi memo ••• 0 • 080 , • 1 • 00 • 0 7 0 :: • Mown J. and W. Murdoch and Rodger, 48, West Nllestrest, l ila,2E.• AT EASTERN for NEW YORK . — The obese.. SAII 0 E . — LEA • and PERR I N S' this town has ordered the of fi cials appointed by the carded uillsil° 00 • 1 7. . a b nin b . 9347164 5. ' 6d. tellelbrailmenumeent o f i ji main wa blea s cot a s , an d i •Ull GREAT EARTERN,_ _WALTER PATON, Commander, will lisollaa. wofecarrsaszris SAUCL After lose dimmed* it was resolved, on the motion i be despatched from LIVKIIPOOL for NEW YORE as Inner : Mamma . Woolley and Goatee, Si, Tokenhouass-yard, Lothbury, B.C. „wd Priam Edward was 47,744, the inseam being con- SATURDAY, May le ; TUESDAY, lune 90. Mann. Taunton and Co., LiverpooL This &Mous condiment, pinnouncej by vonoimmr, Russian government to send in their resignations. ." THE ONLY GOOD an of Mr. ilavernsaa, that permission having bees dre • . and - . . . - ipiculatio.. bra • . same: First Qi WI et& accoratas to se eornmodaticrn, Robert Wilms, Esq. -ldinge, Exchange, Manchester. Is are solely by LILA and PERKINS. ORAOOW , Army 30, Emmen. 1 for the ass of the Guildhall for the purpose of holding • 01,1100 b 1 rod. l kt. 01 7 the whop loo 1010 .1e 01 .6t.. 10010 7 11 I tirm iall k. y 1796, an hwiihre miPrivil eges in the saloon ; Second Cabin, El 4. Messrs. Black and o m a ulgow. The public are respectfully cautioned against worthless Milts, Three Russian infantry corps have been entirely Pu!' li c iaiii u r n t s li g ura .. 4 . 14ilmm the propositi "" cl oo, r tb r g tl.7.... ith t el t : ana •A-- . ion ,- - , --iy bna nap/nand np,aida.-4 mow, in sin, implicit Restore tete will be issued at a fare and a half ; Intermediate Messrs. /dacullum and Side y, 85, Princes-street, Edinburgh. dons, and should 10e that to end Pemba asaws mos wrapper, Passage, £lO 10e. : Steerage, CT Ts. F'rt on moderate terms. John Ferguson, Fog., • Abel, bottle, and stopwr. dtdeatod near linsayce by the insurgents. 1 amalgamate the Ifetroooliten and City police, that it be se. • 11 ° 1 • 4°°1 in New Bre . " wlek f ee 4 dill urged upon the ° ll°- 1 f amo t to tho Cif Din& Committee to make the Dam e n " nits. duty of relieving the society of the annual charge ' I Foe further particulars apply to Rl/1 aI, orroit, and Co.. Elnammar-James Maurice, Lag, ASK for LEA and EERIEST SLUM. --AM amounting, includes of pendent, to tittle less than 114, Leadenhall-street, EC.: or to the Great Ship Company Temporary Offices-A /loyal Exchange avenue, Re Exchange, gem %wawa mut to: 'wt.{ Pa mg propetmme, memo*" General Berg has asked the government to arrangements to sashis en& meeting to take place. (Limited), 90, Csnisoastreet, London, KC. .• and P. The Albany, Landon. Mews. CROSSE and BIACKWIId.L : Kamm BARCLAY and replace all civil functionaries in the provinces by The CITE Souaroa reported formally to the court that 4 0001. The number of church people was 42,000. The Old Ma street , LiverpoeL -For internsediete and steerage pas- SONS. London. de., de. : sad by peers and Waage eutivereally Sir G. Grey had introduced a bill into the House of Com, I ,iiissay of whom wen Very poor, Meet generously re. MINI apply deo to Messrs. BABEL and SEABEE , 19, Water- PROSPECTUS. seem. 14 • 4 °P•ol- More than thirty years lave elapsed since any leading bank - DERAMBULATORS, CAR A G E BODY, mons, the obJeot of which was to amalgamate she City and Metropolitan police ; and he further reported ihat such bill from the bishop, leis( 1,1601. In the diocese of Montreal. ~ haa been established In floodand ; and when the following dr- .r- hem sk . _l a ddm Hance. Nursery adds, Swim". li,b7 PRUSSIA. the number el eleawawan sad estsalaista, bindles cures, had SPECIAL NOTICE. comeliness are ocesidised, Tit, the extraordinary development j am Bagatelle Beards, Croquet, Aunt Saly, lawn BM- had not "t been mida first time' but had Iron slat tit *ha inclosed to 007X - fonner and 7of the l a t t er , sa d at I . LITTLTOOL. NEW YORK. AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM during this interval of the resources of the country ; Cleaners g s e , A.bo x A ge s. , e d am, n a . mum, ems' 30. namittere for them ton port whether the bill was framed ,„_ _ • _A, _ bee. mad. to render the SHIP COMANY, don of steam and railway communication ; the improved cult/. en ue s ,....smig end ppm= (mg monen). ya.= in conformity with the standing orders of the House of las OM. 6100 010 /Y 0 8 01 1 ••• gyre and Peesensies are hereby respectfully informed that ration and value of the hand ; the almost wonderful growth of - common., an d wo . t o b. t a l on i n t o nonn id en te ni , b y churnh news salf-eupporting. hi 1&50, there were only ! i ~.. steamers, hitherto sailing on Saturday for New some of the chief cities and towns, in population, wealth, and lit VEST-END SI:JASMINE GALLERIES, noun . on that the . police have made a dothicillary t o lori . on the following Frida . .y . (thi r s . day), the par- r en •• ... l i b ° won " revel some "'Was" Mat, sad at Queenstown for on Monday, enterprise : and the foot that millions annually between Ida in Mars sal train Liverpool on Fridays : and will continue Scotland and the commercial metropolis of the world ; cofte t d Y Y 144, Oxfordelnell ( Bondeirest). a selling ever alternate Filday from Ilvrpool, calling with the universally admitted deficiency of direct ban TO fritIOS " rtISHING. YierS, in the pronnoe Of Posen, at the palace of ..umn.rnalssztaii. and in sees:res .( corp rz we ree hs aavz . . a r pper is am ..d asweims ' . in . Eogland .....a ; mi thige t of wen 6 40. 7 c ; l h erlir ; 'imported from within thili - oesse. Thar* were now as on the following day for passengers and des- accommodation between both countries ; it will be seen Goods carriage free to any part of lb. Kingdom. Count Dsialinski t member of the Prussian Chamber behalf of the oorporetion end oppose the bill, ea the 3 as usual. the prone is a peculiarly favourable opportunity for moo- Drawlegionm mien 00011.14 e Qom ELS to MA. Ditchigoomn o f D epu ti es. sro rind that it was not In acoordiume with the standing 64 consecrated churches, 13 others in use, but for various §:CAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK aerially Introducing the London bank of Scotland (Limited), suites complete in morocco, from ft& Bedroom suite, from ordain of the House of Oommons. (Hear, bear.) ~ow oat yet ocasscrated, making 77 , and See still in Moot - TM LIVXI7OOI. NEW YORE, and PHIL . sad I=l6"fitaluirr slid profitable booboos AM Servants' bedrooms, from EC Bachelors' bedrooms, from The police seised the entire plan of an intended PROPOS= IMPROVININTS IN TIM MT. *urn et erection. Thirty of the above chorales have been ii operations between Scotland and London IWO el. Maharani wined ward:oboe from 9 Mlies/ Bedstead/°enemata don September, 1850, and they ,had also St ratpownd ali arialt ari.a.gt -diar i f,„,„ MPA rre,,, taae s=ar ac p, hi o 2,4 l4ir m tieteeted throggh agendea at considered* time , and bedding of every description and quality ; dining tables in revolutionary organisation in the province, and _Mr. Buz; the shakier' . of the 1::), Ps , sag . anregoie d gloyoya .d o. The.r .... 36 1 ........ houns. of erpense„ ) I m y rk m .... i ... imid follow. : and trouble, by tar the largest proportion bo th of the Wand 41....1° 140at Mam% FOE NE YO * • In In drculatlon in the country and alsestha foreign bills ee es ese ****** T ee mi sr °6l4 eene **l nissee ll * 1 0 " e" es. „ ~gisc ***, ,s s epee s Y triamws s ess ems * • list containing the names of the members of the (3 . 7 . Vu'r s i r" a g.'" P N o r . b . k u r s t„ „, which 19 haws bow built or parehased maim 16), and two puttee hostel . reterenos to taco p MY OF OMR This Day, May L drawn upon Greet Britain being mode Muhl/ in London. t receive •• 4 • 1 ••••• Irr••• ea d P eat free 00 •••••••°‘• central committee, and those of the proposed civil the Northern side of the Thames, the anew street ham SI °then are is course of mecum. The gene& (ands rated for all purposes within the diocese during the ear 1861 OM OF NEW T oni Wednesday, Way d. grand focus to which the pecuniary transactions of the Empire Reference@ kindly permitted to former customer% A written errr OF RALTIMOM, Wednesday, May 111. are ultimately brought to be adjusted. werranty U Tinilliind. sarmesed wry nearly so 12,000 i. In Ontario, 'in i -•----- .------ --_-.. TWA CAllnnanY will be enabled to oder ten considerable ad- P. and 8. BEYFUI Established ISM and Military commiasariee for the different dis- Sisseion-heme to BMckfrien, and other matters cussisctad trial, with projected improvements in the City of Lea Son. 'llse an wen jad .... i. Banes sad 61 . Autziais coksids, env...attar meommended that no farther owearetios should A._ _-:L- -w..... 1...1 1....... ....A. ...A Iwiti. eawersraialine .. A i brought &Gins_ Compitny wilt be enabled to offer very considerable ad vaataps to the public, in the uniform and more economical dirge ter Ike collection, transmission, and bonklation of bills, easistry, exchanges, and other business transactions between illeatiland and Loudon. The remarkable excess attendant upon institutions connected with this country, whether tor the Continent or the Colonies, proves that en establish ment in London facilitates business, whilst *Me Pronto are mewed. None of the existing Scotch banks ponces this ad vising*: and the London Bank of Scotland is established Xo meet so great a memeUrf desideratum. Ass eorroberailve of the necessity which exists for extended Wale( fientelet, ft may be also stated that dining the above mentioned period the external trade of the country has more than trebled - 10okt The returns published by the Board of Trade show that the exports in the year 142 amounted to £32 000,000, while in 1880 they reached C 136,842,817 and that the aggregate value of the Imports in the year 1864 ;when first ascertained) was Z 182,180,003, which in MO aremoitodi to E 179,1112,386.. The home trade daring the correrpoeding period developed itself to ea extent which ilia t impossible to compute. asprdleg these comeleneUe* and the still tepidly e lag maarrdiel rehiftes Wirer Zdhiburgli. Glaagow,The d r: eiNi" 41,11M1111M, Paisley, Msting, and other hipsobriginor to 'weed. with London, it has been decided 1 la aansUlaileg this Rank to take powers to open branches, as elleameleasee se warrant, le the above titles and towns, mei = ISA * and Glasgow, with a head office in w4V16:11442F13 IfiliG - AlO - IT, IR/di - Wu 1L Aad every vaeseedleg w iM every Omuta Fridsg. Cabin prigs 14 IT, sad 21 gedner, according to dr rear modation. /reword merge 8 guineas, including alrovidar cooked. Preens= far Canada, United Sari, and B ear &drab* beaked larzE on verythe Un ednategres ternka—Nor farther pertioalere to WILLIAM IN Water er*. Liverpool ;a to TES and MARY, 1, Mei "Mar street, My. li. - io r d -- GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERATON and BROGDZN big to call the ettentlon or the midi* to the FORME et IN YOICII which tiny asnyar with Geld Guard Chains purchased at thou manufactory : a a. d. So erceionerwhip et pattern chain, Si wage Mac. T. (18) carat gold, weighing ca let vs., at aa pa red. per ounce, 111nt pries The Neue Preessische Brew Zeitung of to-diy says that if, on the one baud, the party of progress intend submitting the foreign policy of the govern• meat to serious discussion, on the other hand, the government may be determined to immediately close the Chambers. committee reocanniended that no farther OPproilleta shenid be mole to the northern embankment wham, et Wthe earryieg out of the proposed new sheet, se emitemplated by the Metropolitan Board of Works, but that the corporation should um its utmost endeavours for the exteesisa of the period allotted to them for continuing the fowls:may coal dues, with • view to the OYES being applied to raising the Holborn valley, sad other (improvements contemplated in the City. The boa. member justified the report of the COW mitts% as the (Maeda that further opposition to the on beakessot seems would have been futile, sod that if they had persevered it might have prejudiced the corporation with the government in reference to the extension of the time duties which they would be authorised to levy the fourpenny coal tax, which the government was at t willies to concede to them for an additional • of tie years. He amp:laded by moving that the report be agreed to. This motion led to • very animated discuesion. Mr. LAWLIT &armed the court at some length, sod in very energetic terms denounced the course that had been bikes by the committee in airesiog to Nosh • report, and he contended that they had neglected their duty to the corpo- ration by not resistaog to the utmost the attempts that Weft made by • foreign bodv like the Metropolitan Board of Works Iwo the righteand privileges of the City of Loudon. Reconciled!! by moving mina amendment, that the report Isc., sionilarTottoiis load bees cad.. set with oprrospremline molls. Tie report was adopted as also were west rm. latices is Waimea el the objects Of the sootily. RAILWAY BINIVOLizr issrpremos. The fifth anniversary festival of this institution au held yedetday main at the Freemasons' 'Tavern, lid was attended by shout 12) of its legato( triads and asp porta'. The chair was tam by Sari QadJIIWUJJ, H.G. As raw& the present panties of the charity, it may . be obssned that it continues to prosper. The receipts du ring the six months gilding is December kid amounted to 8631. 18s. ld. ; of which sum 5001. was invested. Eight widows and five orphans are now permaneetly assisted from the funds, in addition to those who have bees relieved by 'paid grants. The . Camay'. in pro. ....... r. posing "Sumas to the Institut i on," dimarked that the salaried servings of ra il way _companies' now sam baed 130,000 persoos, sad be did ad bass. a move respectable or a more highly disoiplimd ales of men was to be found in the country. He thought it was the duty of that large sad important body of m a to exert themeolven to the utmost to make the inetitatisa worthy of the p for which it wee founded. It we gise, he MS bosemberb lerrularay directors ea elisigheiders to had their ambiance in this matter ; and he was happy to • find that the number of subscribes* anew such persona was increming, and that in the last year six great com panies had blame permanent contributors. the institu tion bed *int pity vs she public reerally k esprially se as ilectUou s istion of capital was required to give .. stability. He deprecated limitation to a elms .in a cam of this kind. Every one had at some time or other received very aesepteble kindlier and sasiiillllo6 at the hands of railway officials, partinularly was that the case as regarded the reed, the infirm, and the young I sad Shia was an additional ground for responding to an appeal on behalf of this assailant isstitation. The toast having been drunk with enthusiasm; Mr. Holroyd, with whose name it was associated, responded. Among the demotions announced were-1051. from the Queen ; 52/. 10s. from the Duke of Devonshire • and the sense *mount from the Duke of Buonleach, Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., and Mr. Baal OablielL ., The mcgrepte addition to the funds on the oosmins of the festival was 9721. 1 1 P OTTXRDAK and the REINE.—TWICE a 1.110 WZIOL —The ltetberieadll Steamboat Company's favourite paddleateamw BATAVIIft, Capt. W. SMITE, from the Brltlab and Foreign Staamwharf, Wapping, every Bandar, at 11 am., sading Man Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. Fares, AS /II 101., and 17e. Mi. ; return. £3 U. It 2 la, and fl ie. 3d. The Sae WiteWii•lMllt IfYINOOSD from oil the Tower =t7 n =t b. ram. ..:riv i g.. — loth meets to amnion with Snag sad fastest Waft= aa Me Mae.— B rae. Omagh farm WM to Le ;Mated lae. time MM. to CHAPLIN'S Universal Moe, W.. er M MILIPPS, fittl A nZ and PITLLIPPS, 11. Powl4awa LC, Total Upon this system the a QUAL/TT. WRIGHT, and vsurs of the gold are arstlhed. and f grureateed to the purchaser: Wether Mon and Brandsm loold or fair remuneraon on e s . mbljtely, which Is dimmed aomeding to ti in,Ti may work Of "Tratiltaleir i er t. d 11100D112f : Goldsmithu—ldanutentory No=lessilentawkriall. Cbmni.prdms. Lewdest W.C. Ida A.D. MIL Mars molls of Oahu and Jewellery ter Ia eneti.—N:l3. This eeteWlehmeoth dseedete la the evening. endwilliktardays THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Ana 30. The Ring has arrived at Turin, on his return from Tuscany. The Senate has deferred sanctioning the provi sional budget until May. The Chamber of Deputies has adjourned the debate on the bill for the general armament of the National Guard until the committee appointed to examine the bill has made a fresh report. BREMEN.—Direet Root. to Hanover Brous wick, sal Matra Osessay, EVERY THU - 13DAT, by tits 1I Osman 1.1137ds splendid steamers SCHWALB ozzoit sr YOWL trams Horsalrloarn, at 11 ass., miffing st Pk, for pausagars at nom Tam to Hasa: Mid Al: . tratit_diollsita 41 sad ZIIOa..7.IOI7IILUHAT.L.M. tof the Landau Hank of Scotland and he by men of weed - In reply to s question, the Minister of the In. also expressed hie opines that it was the did; of the corporation at the present juncture to resist every at tempt that was made to deprive it of its ancient rights and Prinitim• Aldeinma DAM stippotied the re i:art. Mr. J. E. Savanna strongly supported the ammadesee sod fie expressed his opinion at there never was a per od wheel the Corporatism of London were more called upon to make a bold stand in support of their rights, than the present. Endeavours were being made to deprive them of the right of appointing their police, and now a foreign body sought to be permitted to wary out im provements in the very heart of the City. (Hear, hear.) The result would be that their minim their water, their liLing, and aimed everything else would be interfered with, and instead of having to apply to the Town Clerk's oSos, or to the Lord Mayor, or to this court, the citizens would have to carry my complaint or remonstrance they lent Irish to make to the Metropolitan Board of Works "g at Spring-gardens. After some further discussion the amendment was put and carried ohms& unanimously, m was also an additional motion by Yr. Lawley, that the matter should be taken out of the bawls of the Law and Parliamentary Committee, and referred to a ward committee and the alderman present. The mart shortly afterwards adjourned. -u• Ja (Limited). ander the Clifacanies Act, 1862, with Limited iarrinfaist rink basks ix d eta*, Ind raidd Irma ot bewssee, tilt& widdi Uwe In*as bare 'Maud -- proving the tilt Maid 100. eti re snsa, KS Capability of et-aley irritation end re. redness, tan, pimpes, was, Dable", dlsoolceralkee sea atissinillollo.llr, render It indispensable io MIR toilet. It obviates ell the awes of climate on the skin, whether with refereuee to cold sad Inclemency, or intense molar heel Price ea dd. and On bottle. .Mold at ld, U Atoll-garden ; end by chemists and Ask for Rowlands' Knlyder,' and beware of swims Eel pirsiakma arlkdee wader She name et. Kalyder." place. ie said tbii — ayiiPatifor Poland was a pretext for agitation dangerous to public safety. Other meetings in favour of Pound,• had been allowed to take place in several towns of the kingdom, proved the respect of the government for the right.of assemblage. The Chamber approved of the course taken by the government by 150 against 43 votes. Capital, C 1,000,000, in 10,000 littlTee of C. 50 each. With wee to increase. It la pnoperd to mil up FBI per share. In any increase of capital preferenos will be even to alistios tharehokiers. Peter Bell. Esq. !Mews. Scott., Bell, and Co. , Joint imvadalle, Fag. Chairman of Glenne and South Fades I 11 A 11 p J gg IL a I s 147 10 1 0 10 114 0 79 10 , 9 107 0 9 114 0 9 60 0 7 0 13 01 97 nam. EWER and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY. The Proprietor hogs to annotate amid the MIST CON CERT fee the Introductkin at New Made will take piece at the Hanorecimoare Rome on TIIMSDAY, May 6, at three o'clock. Vocallats—Mdlle. Florence Lands and Madame O'Leary Finning. Instrementalisia—Memos. Pacer, Saluton, Ries, Webb, WU{ Viatutempt, and Wohlers. Invitations will be sent to the Lon don inteeribers of Ewer and Ce.'s !Abram Tickets to non.sub *crib/re. haU a vines eath.—lWlLlt and Co., her Majeatra Maileaellera, 87, Zemt-street, London. Railway. Jams rrewer, Ina. (Mews. J. and L Primer. and Co.) Raektlock, ila,„ Directer of ➢aU. C. Kea, 14.1. 'Tbraidnoocils-droat, Hwy PUB, Esq., M.P., Director of Rational Provincial Bank at /11=tennia, (Mama. Cavan, faibbock. and Co.) Ylobel. Z Bonacanachi, Peg. Masora lodocanachl, Bonn nod Co.) VIM= Ternamad, Ilaq. (Yawn Coleman. Tom:Land, YovioP, rd 0o.) John Maw, Jan Maim Walker How, and Co.) Ommiarotal Bank diloollmil Natioaal 3W al il 800.000 AMERICA. LONDONDIRRY, Aram 30. UM= Au* of Bea Wad Brigid Liar Ons 1,000,000 1,000,000 Itu co] 1179 loi ! , 9 00 . 140 IL 01 The steamship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 19th instant, arrived here this evening. Her netts bu been fully anticipated by the City d New York vik Queenstown. nwcne. Yam Mulleins, MarahilVuid Wanted Lombird.street Haul= sad Bowmen, 1, Tbresdneedle.street. ioZlSM—Messrs. ' • Dawes and ear, 9, Aiwa -court, Tluvg• rrTalia - O - 1 Beak al Inland rovlasial Dank a i:66 - I,i 2,tr00,000 7E0,000 Ini •Isoo EWER and Co.'s MUSICAL LIBRARY. aurae-tillers may enter daily. Terms. two guineas a year. London subscribers have the constant use el two guinea worth, and country subscribers of Mar guineas worth, of musk. Ow guinea's worth of music will he presented to each subscriber.— EWER and Co., bar Majesty's Masiteellesa 67, legataadreet, Landon. MEETING OP THE JOCKEY CLUB. NAVAL AND MILITARY. InaTer 77". . MAO as elm .—Lieu- Fluasrocileatreet. flociaisT tem.)—Yr. Jo Henry Koch. Talifirar, =e“ — No. 1, Threadneedle-etreet. - alien of Ibis ens is to eentraUse the l■rne badness envied No In negedine heeds, Intuit( advances enrs/Iwity and other securities. on mortgage or tutu deeds, and se wafts In sad to afford readily anienble channels to parties having the charge of parliamentary blue, to contractors of undoubted position concerned Is railways or other extensive )abbe worts, and to owners of valuable property of varied cha ncier. It will facilitate, In connection with such securities, the bog. nem of bankers, capitalista, solicitors. astute, and brokers, by 'caving theca of detail, and In the eases of provincial baubles, brokers and othets of the risk tioarrod by the tronaniasion sr al present of balky east celestite daseaseste; the lormation of Ibts Contpeny hectic in feet bees waepseted by eaknain and It Intact prorindel bantam It will undertake money agencies, trill melte deposit loom foe periods and at rates specially agreed upon, will soviet to ma ture important dnanctil schemes, and also transact ail each boldness on optimise's. . . Os Use - eoettn;nt dollar instate - bons have been established with gnat success, sad have become the recognised medium for the agency of moth transactions, while in Great Britain no such Universally recognised agency exists, and It is to supply this want on a scale commensurate with the Ansocial operations of the country that the London Financial Ansociation has been er firprr d oinotlon money will be paid. and the preliminary , N a ill be strictly C011(113111.1 to such as are indlapasuable. No reanuneration will be received by the director, until after =of a minimum dividend of 5 per cent. to the share and a NM equal to one.flfth only of the surplus shall he net amide as remuneration to the board. Applications for shares may be addressed an the form ennead) Aber be the Directors at the Temporary Mir at the Amide. Yen, se through the Brokers. Ivory such application must be accompanied by a payment to the Bankers of the Company at Al per share on the number =for. A voucher will be given by them for the amount. ill be returned free of charge to the applicant should no allottemst he made to him. Upon anotinant a further sum of IA per share wille yable. • farther gm of La attar an interval of two mouth s. Farther eels of 116 par share will be made from time to time at intends et 00411•1 than three months, until. VA per share shall have beim paid. .70111 O► APPLICirOM FOR MARRS.. TO UN DlTOC&;73lTOOLOndo;lii;maigil Ase7ciation — ;Matted). fiaatiemen,—Baring paid to yoar tankers the corn of E I hereby request that you will allot me shares of E5O each la the "London Financial Association ~ Llmlteil)," and I hereby =accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be to me, and to pay the ressaladsr of the deposit of E 4 on the &area allotted, and to sign the 'Mahe of of soclation when gaqatred. I sat. floalanaa, NUM la fall Adders In I Dale MONEY. -290. £5 paid for this advance for u dela to d 7lete • manse co MO already halt Ifogicity for £6O fed. of the mat tangible character. Mbers. lir. lit Poet-office, Bunhlll-row, 2fo weft winded. I.IiUP TII BE &—The PATENT SELF ADIUSTING 01111 WAN TRIM, setae, effectually with. ad any .01.0Catillel, la recommended by the faculty toe the care cad relied el hernia. The necesau7 quality of a good trues la ma ellcieut yeablias poem. vritimict tumecomery preastue as tie me aaccaid. dialrable object is akoe obtained la a Onus assecumemad with aim& Mira " 1 414 J. ZOO and Co„ 1. Piccadilly. W. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The greatest sad mod teed leveed= Use of *eh AQUA LIIASILLA... JOBS 0061IILL mod Co., Thom Ilripmeart. Limber& filmot. tra rtuners to Iser Ms*, respectfully Wet to Me mitts to Oils marvellous Bold, which sally restores the beam neer pristine no M wilst MM. The aqua ammens has wee h Thu promotes at !yet: It. mine emtrarr, tialikial to the system, set wee the lair is Gem mem* ▪ apphielise ems pease per bot per tle. month win keep It in Mien seism. Pike CMRAPS 00PAHINE neemestally ed • Salm% oed G o d es Inlet tie eel et Wilder, skied, user. 1=604 l ow" 4rk (Week Ca Tor., ISII7, affoeta care • se amuse of old SAM sifter la mad or &leak tleeres.—• ed. pod boa*, by folb Id.. ad C. Joesmes. Sneak eliebt. Y. Ildrearket. Lomb.. As • productive law link, his eves equalled the apt• tel emple in Joint deck banks: and ender the Limited Liability Ad, the imehoMm Wats@ at the same Urns a perfect security fee Ye lindistios M has risk. The dividends upon the Mares in the Tandy Joint Meek beaks rags up to 24 per cent., while Ocee won coked:al beaks vary from 10 to 30 per cent. per an num : the stock MO mese being at a high premium, ranging from SO to SOO per mut Oectal auditors will be neashaated to audit the accounts in acceedance with the Act of Parliament, and the directors will Willett that waseints of the lamas and buinessoperattem of the Bank at dated period.. Out &the profits sahaelly a sum will be placed apart to medt contingencies, and It Is stipulated In the Articles of Amociation that eis dividend shall be paid exceeding 11 per mot per annum until this nem reaches 4100,000, or such other sum as may be hereafteideerned expedient: it is also stipulated therein that no advances sbali be made on mines, machinery, or doubtful or speculative nocuritloo, sot upon any clans of security not way n , of a perishable nature. e ht Late gry d e scrip scrip , ion f legitimate banking business will be carried oa by this intablishment. Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares may be obtained from the backers, brokers, solicitors, or the Secretary, at the temporary °Mom of the Company. Applieitiona for Shares must be made In the form sa w = accompanied by the deposit of 41 per share. if no • be made, the deposit will be returned In , and U • Wes number be allotted than le applied for, the surplus willbe red towards the payment un allotment. TONIC OP APPLICATION TOR MAIMS. To the Directors of the London Bank of Scotland (MOWS. (Mstbmerta,—itarieg paid to your bankers the sum of G I request that you edit allot to me shares of gibe each In "2b Loseico Bank of Scotland ;Limited)." These or fey less somber latish may be allotted to me I hereby agree to acoePt. pennant to the erticies of association. and to sty the remainder of the deposit and the cab thereon when required so to do, and I request you to place my name un the register of ehareholdere tor As shares to allotted Name le faD addreei Protasis' • Data Notate» B.ll.—Tilds tans, efts Med op sod lige* be les NS stet the Bankers es pageaset d the deposit. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. The Ant monthly payment on a single share Is 125., sad W subsequent payments are Sa per month. One three, paid • year la &drawn oasts AS Is. Id. The price of completed sNlini is 151 la. ed. Ave per cent. per annum Is tid half yearly en all donee paid a year In advance and upwards, and every monthly subscribe is minted to the saute Interest In the shape of bonne at the end of the financial year. I/ the SoJety's pronto exceed the 6 per cent., the additional bonus Is paid. Thus shareholders bare received from te toy per cent. for then. Investment The labia/ el lend Is quite optional, and there fa no perteershlp In- CHARLES LEWIS OEM EMBEN, Secretary, 06es, 13, Nortolketreet, Strand, London, W.C. L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Illootokroot, IMAM. Issittato4llll2l. lamtoet womb £5,000,000 Anatol totem 490,000 Ter wagesbaras mod rm kit =r ime. only to Qs /.., moths Sodo fo tis aloe, Limbo. l' C. WIWA3II WWII, DO IM, Adam , . Alia. sew JAMES' HOTEL ° Cr et wreet. Pleesdftir. - tale H be MINED to the Rattle TO-MOILROW, Iles lad el .—llkssese. IL Vreseetelll odor G. T. OLDITIM.D, ettestakery. ST. JO. and J. VELD, original inann &divers RP • Oa MiskoMell PALM= earwhoa the pries mead (ISM) les been worded. sod Goer cemPse aGelsse m = Iser Majesty's Government for me et the asibery Mathes Tines mean na 1 I • • Mama Of MI aldiran salt Ir.gle b Ow Maid 111.01aa Pelmsle M. nor Tepennua ideoinaOr• mi. ter r a ck tedi m l e test lenlleep tes irkee. Id. The me esidemed to see Ilent a gthestte le ai tin or Wass enters gab, end ler espereselen —Unger silt. WY" Ineass. G. 11DAGIS BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACEINES, for hand, horse. or ohms per senile seed simple and Alden& seam& Apittloehrn eel mien alliehned of the waken, L Pone and Co., Lamas Pronniaepplace, Laurence Poontneptdll, Cennoantroot, LC., whom the, may be wen in operation dally. AT,EW TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION at 111)Dir8 LlBRARY.—filogis madam and liege societies may now obtain the best works, new or old, tress Modie's LiWary, at • cost exactly proportioned to thenumber of volumes and chin of works, regulnid, from FIVE MILLINGS per ANNUM tor • filleHLt VOLUME to • Hundred Guineas and upwards for a large and well &aborted library. Foe particulars, sse Medic's Library Circular for May, copies of wheel. will be forwarded postage tree on application. Charles Edward Mudie New Oslordetrest, bodes. W the AUTHOR of the HEIR of REDOLYFFE. THE YOUNG STEPMOTHER. root er 100. ed. HOPES and TEARS. Second Edition. Ai. THE HIM of REDCLYPFL Thirteen* Make. RIARTSEASK Seventh Edition. es. THE DAISY CRAW. Moth iditlon. O. DYNITOR TXRRACR. Third Edition. O. TRI LANCES of LYNWOOD. Second Idlifon. la TVA IZITLI DIM,. fourth Edition. Is. OIL London : Tutor, Bon. and Bourn, We anal DIVISION ON THE CHURCH RATES ♦BOLITION BILL-Arm. St Vlicanit:faTmerston. Lord Andover. ?AIRS. AGAZIFIE Mos T. R. Esicourt. _ Te 7 ci Mr. nailer. ,• Mr. Blackburn. Mr. H. Corry. Mr.r. n IL Dunne! Mr. Bond. r. Berkeley. Mr. Conolly. r. Adam. Captain A rchlall. Mr. Hodgson ,Tynemouth). r. Morris. Mr. Jones. Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Wilke Johnstone. Bacon de Rothschild. Mr. Franklyn. r .Dsoby reytuour. Lord II Thyme. Mr. C. P. Greaten. Colonel Fottle. Yr. Ingham. -. Corbally _tr. Maspdre. Hr. H. Herbert. Mr. Cacholly. fir. )tactuly. lir (1.114ra Mx. Barruw. The following snesabese who have usually supported the bill —29 in number—wen aliment unpaired : ENGLISH AND WELSH. —Mr. Crawslutw Bailey, Mr. Brookleharst, Sir J. Elphinstone (Conservative), Mr. Gar nett, Mr. Kevehow (ill), Mr. Marsh, Mr. W. Marshall, Mr, Massey, Mr. H. Robinson, Mr. Shaft°, Hoc. F. Tolle• =else, Colonel Tynte, Sir H. Willoughby (Conservative), Mr. Wrightson. SOOTCH (s).—Sir A. Agnew, Mr. Carnegie, Sir H. H. Davie, Mr. Matheson, Sir J. Matheson. loran (10).—Pir J. Arnett, Mr. Blake, Sir T. Burke, Mr. Lanigan. Dot Lyon., Mr. M'lvey, Mr. WMation, Captain O'Connell, Mr. F. W. Russell, Mr. V. Scully. Only du of the bonen opposable of the bill were absent nap/ed. Lard A. Churchill. who last year opposed, hue now sup ported it, while Lord Benham hes voted with the "Noes indeed d this " Ayes.. • The abolitioeiste bare lout Ave votes by electoral thaws, is Canstehignebtref sad at ladoor, Devon' art, sad South ampton, and have pined two in East Kest. Esstrum.—lt was Mr. Hutims Russell and not Sir Charles Douglu, who secooded Sir John Treksmfa church rate motion on Wsdassday last. Ammuzsr, APRIL 30. —. tenants C. Hill and D. D. Tooge, to the Corson. Master T. Pounds, to the °rodeo Paymaster W. H. Ousel, to the °testae. Chief Fegirmer R. Williams, to the Liverpool Engineers W. W. Christie, to the Liverpool ; H. C. Jones, to the Fiord, for service in the Enterprise. Anistant Eogioeers H. J. Wilson, C. It. Leap, J. Forrest (B), H. London, and W. Hallowell, to the Liver. Pool- • First Churl Assistant•Eogineer W. Inglis (B), to the Pantaloon. Boned Class Assistant-Engineer C. H. Healey, to the Blank Prince. PORIRMOUTH, APRIL 30. The Star of the East, hired sailing transport, ar rived at Spithead this momiag from Calcutta, with rea dier' whose term of service has expired, and with military invalids. The former were landed at the dockyard this n i eralug, and the latter will be removed to Netley Hospital to-morrow. The abip alao briegs home Major PitmaN Royal Artillery, in eomutaud ; Dr. Jamie, fn medial *barge; Captain Paddington, 18th Royal Irish ; Lieutenant Kingoomb, 91st ; Lieutenant Wheeler, lat Roishi ; Lieute nant 114inister and Ensign Carter, Bombay army ; Captain Gibson, 17th Lancers, Mrs. Gibson and family; Mn. Colo- Wray mid family, he. UN!VERSZTY INTILLIGINCE. CA.MBRIppE, Aria 30. At a congregation this day the Vioe-Chancellor reed to the usembled members of the Senate the answers delivend by than "Loyal Highnesses the Prises and Princess of Wale to the loyal addresses of the Univenity pnrented Mariborough-hoese on the 22nd inst. At the lame 000gregation the undermentioned degrees were coaftwred : Cottrell Hodgson, Omar Brownie& John George Witt, and Fredk. Albert Boemignet, Hines Col lege ; William Horatio Fisher, Wm. Augustus Toott, Wil liam Batley, George Tyrrgl, George Dundee Yeoman, John fialwey, Wolter Brno* and Frederick Martin &argil]. Trines , College ; Cherie' Howe* Julio Barendock. Edward Franks Hodgem. and Edward Duffield JOINS (Mr. Jooes was admitted in hia abeam by special grace, he at present residing at Pekin), Bt. Joho's College ; William Lawson, Corpus Christi College ; William Maitland, Christ's Col lege ; Henry Brows. Caine College ; James Beojesela Crump. Queens' College; Francis Joseph Braithwaite, Clare College ; and Alfred Clemantecia, Emmanuel Collage. B. A . —J oh u Stanniag. Theft, College. LL.B.—Heory Jams Moorneff, Trinity College. The Professor of Botany we. appointed of the Botanic Garden Synclioate. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. —At the annual meet iog of the committee of Convocation, on the filet April, the following reeohition, which was passed on the 26th of March, was ordered to be embodied io the report to Coe vocation :—" That this committee, recognising the de sirability of elevating the standard of female edwatims, re. eommende Convocative to represent to the Smote the pro- priety of considering whether it might not forward the *este of the uoiversity, a. &dared in the charter, to bales prevision for the examination and artification of weeeira." TWA resolutiou will be again brought forward on the 11th of May. INDIA Rarozw.—A petition from the Manchester Clamber et Commerce has been forwarded to Mr. Barley, M.P., for preeentatios to the Bona of Commons, praying it to Waist° considerntioe the defeats of the present ors toe of go►ernment in 'oda. with a view to seouriea return to the policy of Lord (.tinning respective waste lands, the prompt ene Aspen% of lane providing for the permanent tem* of bade, and fir the registration and eeterannest of neatness, sidgenerelly I. adept such an ealightnned and lib's's' talky as shall tend to develop the great remoras of India, and give escoaragement to the introduction of European °spiral and enterprise into that empire. RAILWAY AIM PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PAELIAMENT. Yesterday, in Lord Booierhill's committee, after hewn; the endears, pro sad cox., the bill to authorize the Great Eastern Railway to work and enter into arrangement*, for running steam-vein& between Harwich and Ostend, Flushing, Rotterdam and Antwerp, Lowestoft. Hamburg, and Taming, King's Lynn, Hull and Newcastle, and to raise • further sum of 250,0001. by new shame, with • 5 per cent. preferential dividend, and 83,00% by loan, was Ilia bill was opposed by the Great Northern end t 'i arilester, Sheffield, and Liooolnakire. The propened powers are to continue until 1875, and then, and robe► quently, at intervals of seem years, to he liable to be de termined, if not renewed by parliament, after a report by the Board of Ueda eideat the °Mama egerelse of such power. A new committee, consistiog of Lord Llaoover, chairman, Lords Nortbwich, Eau tyre, &Bonn and Bristol, sat to ormaider the bills of the Irish North Western Railway, Newry and Gemeste Railway, Dundalk, Oarbngford, and Onetime, and Dublin Metropolitan Railway. The committee's labours are light ened by the withdrawal of the first bill, that of the Irish North Western. The committee then proceeded with the case of the Newry end Gramme Railway, for the construc tion of a railway, pier, and wet dock. Ile case was opened by Mr. Calvert, and evidence taken in its favour. Is the Commons, the bills for the Bristol Docks, for new docks sad • floating harbour at Cumberland Basin, end the Bris tol Port and Channel Docks, for docks and other works at the Avon's mouth, and powers to Great Western and other companies, after several days' consideration in Mr. Schots. fields committee, were both of them thrown out. The bill for the Great North of Boottaud's saburban belt line round Aberdeen was paned in that committee, subject to conditional clauses. Wears. Nelson and Frazer, engineers, were examined relative to the proposed Hatton branch of the Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds. Further general evidence as to the public competitive desirability of the propmednew Brighton or Beckenham, Lewes, and Brighton Railway, occupied the committee of which Mr. Mills Se chairman all the sitting. The Right Hon. Mr. Gladstone, M.P., who has property in the district, gave evidence in favour of the proposed Oswestry, Ellesmere. and Whit. church Railway. As regards the mineral riches of the dis trict around Harding, a discovery he said had been made but autumn which Waded to show that in former times the upper strata only had been worked, leaving until now media covered • valuable coal field 20 feet thick unsorted and unexplored. The proposed outlet from Wrexham, in the direction of Stafford, would be a great local advantage, and the line was well adapted to develop the mineral resources of the district. THE Asyut POD IDIOTS, EARLBWOOD.—The annual general meeting of the subscribers to this charity was blast at the Loudon Tavern yesterday, to receive the various reports, and to elect thirty eppliosets,. viz., five for life, and twenty - tire for the ordioary period of five years. The number of candidates wee 160 of whom 21 were is the life assn list. Mr. Alderman Abbis presided. Mr. Nicholas, the secretory, read the report, which stated that the Prime of Wales had extended his patronage to the charity. The Mertes of the asylum numbered 5.17. The board were desirous of saopling at all times beneflasisl sinendments, but they could not forget then they were the inardiaas of the anthem atlas charity. The grog income of the year, inoladioi the balance €11,4441. 10• it on hand at the last audit, had bees 21,676f.14.. &L The pupils payments bad saseneted to 8,9934175. fkl. The legacies had been 2,5401. 14s. 3d., among width bed been I.ooof. left by the late Bev. Dr. Adtew Reed, and a like amount left by lbs. Ann Cutts. After meeting the cecessery t expendi • balance remained of 9151. 16a. 3d. The repor wee adopte ture, d. EAT WITH CAUTION. —Few persons are ignorant of the sande' system of adulteration of nearly every article of food. Inn We " staff of lifo" " oar daily bread " is adulterated In many cases to as enormous extent. The only remedy which families can adopt for securing pure bread. pastry, kc., is to use BeCilag Powder. recommended by Dr. Hemall. the analytical chemist of the " Lancet," who says It was the first, and Is still the best ever caned to the public.—(Adrerniement) A general meeting of the Jockey Club wan held M Newmarket on Friday in the First Spring Meeting. Prareat—Admiral Roam and Mr. Alexander (newards), Lord Glanitergeld, Mr. G. W. FitzwiSiam, Sir J. Hawley, Lord W. Powlett, Lord Stamford, Lord Wilton, and Lord WinoMims. The proPowed amendments of Rule 42 were aimed to, end the rub sow Meade as follows : "42. Tie et:mierise;enThority to order the jockeys to draw up in • line as far behind the starting-post as ha may think neeemary ; and any jockey disobeying the orders of the 'tarter, or taking any tufa* advantage, shill be punished by fine or suspensive, according to the nature sad dopes of his offence, at the discretion of the stewards. "No jockey tan be suspended beyond the meeting at white the offence is eanniitted, unless the awe has beau beard by the three stewards of the Jockey Club`- and in the abseoee of any of the stewards a member or members of the Jockey Club shall be deputed to act for the steward or stewards &besot. The pueishmgpt indicted shall sot be declared till eller tti I ACC GI the toy as which It v awar . ae. " Asset/ace duly passed upon &jockey moot be remitted by She stewards without the authority of a general meeting tho Jockey Club. "The starter is prohibited from makiog a running start, the borer must walk up, and be started from a walk, and if the starter, from negligence or inattention, allow. a start to take place on the wrong side of the starting poet he shall be fined a gam of mosey not exceeding 501., and the start shall ha declared sell sad void." It IriiimortikyA7lll;lllous, and unanimously re solved : ---" flint Rule ♦, del:loin a maiden hone or mare, should be outmoded by the addition of the word. ' in any country. " ' It now reads thus : "4. A maiden horse or mare is one that has never won plate or sweepstakes in soy country." Two notices of motions were given for the next meeting of the Jockey Club. The stewards were empowered to enter into s t n arrange ment with the oueupiers of the balking-ground called the Liniekilne to keep their sheep off till after the Houghton Nesting. By Bar J. Hawley,—" That horses trained at N ewmar k e t shall in future pay a larger heath-tax than thane which only go there to run." By Lord Winchnem.—" That the privilege accorded to the members of White's. Brookes's, and Boodle's Clubs, of becoming members of the room, without ball* be re. seinded."—Raring Ceknefer. SOHO WORKING Mil's COM —ain example cf what working sees me do when aided and enoooreged by the allosot le Worded by the of • Working limed Utah Ned UAW* Crewa.atseet, . A house bevies bees guaninteed tree of root and lAMB for • year by • member of °omen of the Working Men's Club rod leedtede Union, sods subscription having been raised for the purchase of limber, ka, • dose° working mos Lays Gleamed, repaired, and furnished the club, sod at the sod of a week upwards of '6O parlous have become members. The open* el the club was ealebrated ors Tuesday evade, by • tea party and • public meeting, over which Mt. W. H. Kaye prodded, held at the United Methodist Free Church, Yintetreet, Loss-sere. The chairman having made a few practical remarks, Mr. Wm. Armee, the secretary, reed as eseellent essay on working men's chile, and then pre sented the report of the committee. in which the origin of the club and the measures mime to establish it were de scribed. Addresses ware given by • &outstares from the onion, consisting of the Rev. J. H. Hylance, Mr. Alarm Alfred Watts. Mr. Edward G. Clarke, and the Rae. Hoary Holly feecnstery), and by the Hey. O. W. lliTkes, Mr. Murray, Mr. John Allay, arid others; and tb• *auks of the madam were carried by acclamation to the council of the union sad to the chairman. Hopes were expressed that toads would be forthcoming for the purchase 01 skittles soda second bagatelle table, the club being in racist other myse ts co mplete, the commencement of • librery having been laid by • donation of misty volumes, and sever al talented lecturers having offered their pernitoorseniers. Dr. Hamill, as well u the Lowest newspaper, both report highly et the seeks of Waken' gab:Bine Wise. m. ti N c t u red by Robert Waters, 2. llintisedbuss, Cannon street, London, E.C. Sold by geopera, Italian warehousemen, and others, st 20s, a down. Wholesido Agents, L Levels and Co, Worcester.—iAdvertissesest.j 11.1110SISSIOCE, BIM toe mot raptor mimosa- as between Edinburgh. Glasgow. Aber- CDINTLEMB/03 . DIEI3.—HAMILTON and The Chamber of Deputies has adjourned the very energetic terms denounce Inverses,. Paisley, SUrtlng , and other *thud. with Loudon. It bas been decided VII KINeTON, tail= the public that the NEW debate on the bill for the general armament of the kke• b, the "ISMitt" in ca n contended that they bad aegis auk to take powers to open branches. as _s°° ll6 me new re= teenhnen linstentt ars kept for in- al Guard until the comm ittee appointed to ration by not reriatusg to the a nut, la the above cities and towns, coin - et...en .• alp • * m a st "resins on hand for .ale The N ationa l punch and Glasgow, with a head once la Bonin are of material and Pater, that cannel he enehs o4 - examine the bill has made a fresh report made by a foreign body like 106. ISTRAND. OPPOSITZ LIMAYSIALL Works Rpm the nghteeini pri• m the Leedom Bank of Scotland and Its - a s co . : aw e d by moving as as •, .. 4, • A men of sound • U , g . t 1 1 .. - = --RC ',A ..., ,D ' ' : . • . ..' -• .g . 1....- l' - -'''' ' ' .. - • •• • • , -.(msree." •• . - i A .7 - ..: - .: • - X 4 • • - "'.•• - • -•• -q,...: t .l i -;:ej, ~ tr . ' $ ' ' • ''' : also expnmeed his opinion the -- • f - •••• ces • place. He said that sympathy for Poland was a corporation at the present j • • . ars" t on capability sp ot t . ins Irritation and re- Pt that was made to deprit ; -_ .300•1•1•1; and_ whi SreYin• the move= an redness , . Dimples, s, freclami, dboolozattom Pretext for agitation dangerous to public safety. NEW THEATRE, MALTA,—FuII REPORT ART-UNION.—The BUILDER of TRIa DAY, pork* ad., fel, contains :—Fina VW. and Man of New Theatre at by Ey lantern—New Mandan and Inventions—The Ornamentation of Japan (with Illeatastiona)—Alhert Memorials —Brlttah Sculptors—Report and Null Ltat PA:rho/den Art- Union, Landon-Jnai Middle Level Drainage—Rallway Matters Builders' Benevelent Inatitntion—Amees for the Sick— Squane, and Trees of London—CoMpetttiON—Patenta March building News—Prennetal Neva do.—Ofitok 1, York street, Covent-garde. ; and ail bookaallen.