The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-18 00:00:00

/! 7.4 3 0 . , 4 1 )2%saa.d.x.a ~:, ./: ' e s-:•1 •-• s=a, / ' / .7. - / [Stamped, id. Additional.) Na 5,156.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1863. [TWOPENCE - DiTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAR LINE o Vi t PACIST SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to man punc tually on the 21411 et February, last ig da) teed etre/nary), the well-Imown Jersey-bnilt clipper WILLIAM DO I 12 years, register 956 tons, W. TOTHILL, Commander , Fe at India Docks. This well-known clipper is noted for her fast-sailing goatlike. Has good accommolon for chief cabin paseengen, and win carry aa experienced wpm 11 required.—For terms or freight or purge apply to OILLATLY, HAMMY, and sEviELL, Fl , leadcabell-*O4; ce to DEVI= and NOMA 9, Billiteretreet. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SYDNEY Direct (to sell yeinetually on the lath March, last shipping day Urd March), the reap nificent new clipper ship WHTMALL, A 1 14 years, snider PM tons, W. JAIIM. Commander ; In the ZIA India Docks. This high tlased clipper, built in 1861, ander special surrey, is toted for her fast sailing qualities. She has a full poop, with unusually no. el accommodation for calla possengera, and will carry an experienced surgeon.—lor toms of freight or purge appky to DEVITT and MOOS; Dilklinenkreson Tvvrrr and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE Al or PACKET SHlP.—Regalar Monthly Line.—Doe ADE LAIDE Dared (to salt panctsally on the nth March. bat day. 2nd March), the tat sailing &Utah-built ship VI A. A 1 13 years. register 514 tons, A. C. TOES% Commander . Was in the London Docks. This tine venal has a toll poop, with excel lent accornmodatton for chief cabin rs. and is well known in the Australian trade for the t order in which she de- Wars her cargo.—For alma oi freight or Fames apply to the menet; Messrs. WHEELER, 90N, and Co., Cidinntadrest , ow to DEVITT and MOOlll, 9, 11111iteretseet. IrTnand MOORNSIAIISTRAMAN LINE i PaTiLsr BMW—for LAUNCESTON Meet (a regular trader, shortly expected from the coacmy, and will return *pia Immediately, having a great e gf b_ ceirea w igg n thwatiendid Brittah.bailt e berm en r i r d t., lIM lams, TIIONats Cleaaaaaaar: taadon to Hai One-rate accommodation for a few chief cabin paaae rs.— For tardier partiewars apply to Kr. T. B. WALK.S lot, St. E 010011.1006 : or to DEVITT and MOORL 9, Balliterotreet. BLACIC BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIME PACESTS for 41:7312AL1A from Lawton direct hot. Hip. hews& Docks. To Mall. H7dan7 / C City Cl Madras.. 2.01, Imam March 10 H ne 11HP1010 1.0011 rondos Anrll 10 Melbourne Uddea South .. 2,005 1 India Feb. 115 Melbourne Hope Queensland .. =e %500 Z. India Feb. 101 Qsesaeland .. 2,0e0 Z. India Morels St This colobraled limed packets have, by ithair punctuality aad rapid pampa, mrned a world !mown reputation, and thole par emir accommodation is nitoorpalsod by ay vessel& afloat —Nor silparticalan ramototlas Markt or pan. to Australia apply to JAMS Bh1?t and On, ;6U Aponte for the Black Ball Imo: and T. M. KAMA sad Co., 1, Loadentiall-otroet, London. LC. TO um= 00L17113/A. FOZ WIEICY STIAM 00201IINIOATION to lA TI TOIL Dirsol—Tbs LITZLPOOL. NW TO M sad IHILADZLPHLIeTZIIIBIIIIP COMPANY Woad dispolota tag dMtr toll-powered Clivarbalt boa dorm Itessosadyl eas toßtag m st 9stosolowt to tosbort ssassassts sad disgstsitos is WZRILY 1110 X LITIMFOOL 10Z NNW Tom CM OF NIS! TOIL,This Day, rot. KANGAROO, W•, Feb. 11. CITY 01 ! A MOLL, yedetodsy, Marta 4. lad eve - ry — fonsweriag Cabin eaimge, IS, 17, and 21 gainer, Wile namma modatioa. Yerward d einem, Wand*, all prarteicea rooked. Pamensen Ear Canada. the United eledis, and Britt& Columbia, booked throw! on very advaatedeems forma.-1 or further particulars anglyto WILLIAM IitMAM. 22, Water•eiales. Lamm* or to QM and MACEY, 61. Ming William-eireet. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL PAIL BTIAM-11111Y8, appointed by the idoilralt to sail between LIVIRYOOL and NLW you, and between POOL and BOSTON, with Überty to eall at Halifax or other porta to lend and naive malls, goods, and pasomgers, the Bottom shiP alYog et Halifax to land and motive presagers sad her Midair. moils. The following or albs: womb are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, caging at Cork to repave the ARABIA, for BOSTON, YORKb H. AITTRALASIAN, for NEW , Saturday, Feb. 24. EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, March 7. Falange money, including stewards fee and provlgone, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, IL : second cabin, 416. To New York, chief cabin, C 76: second cabin, LI& Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 43 c ton, and 6 per cent. primage.—Apply to Y. B. road, 52, Old London ; J If. Curie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Boum, Parts ; 0. and I. Ihuns, Bucbananetreet, Glasgow ; D. sad C.C. Wirer, Queenstown ; or D. and C. It Iver, 8, Water dreg, Liverpool. 13HILLIPP13, GRAVED, and PHILLIPPS JL dennteh the enulsrmentinneil erstelass stearnets For NANTELDAY, the FTINOCID, Thursday morn* early. Picea off the Timer. Fare Al. lee HAFJCZN, the SCHWALBE CONDON, or HOWE alter 'misty Thanday, frm Horesinlown, at 1.1 a.m. ; nlilog at B Pier to receive pleonasm at noon. lams and 10s. Thu CONDOR, an extra boat. mils 19th indent. Fce GOTEENBURG, the GUSTAF NASA, shout lab. 22, from lionslytkant Fem. a Ss., L 2 ts., and Al. Per COPENHAGEN, the HAWSE Y, shoat Feb. 19, Prom Aldirsins Per MASK panne, &c. at Chaplin's Universal Mhos, Hey=otane..../. 4 cir to P PS, GRAVES, and Plill.Ll.Prn, LAW LIVE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Mests=et, London. Imaituted IBM brute= mita, L 6000,000. Annual income, 4400,003. Pratte added weary fifth ' , ear. roar-attb, of tbe profit. allotted to the veered. The Bootees added to the policies at the Ire &abloom of profit which have hitherto been made amount to c 23,600,000. The nest Dirbion of Root, will be made up to the MA of December, 1 9 64.. The Sodety has pall le datum : —Sanaa assured, 1.4,179,230; Bonuses, £1,200,190: together , , £1,786,420. For prospectus, and forme for et eelles =mutates', apply to the Actuary, at the Society§ rotten MeatUreat, Loodon.TC. WILLIAM 11.11M1JAL DOWRIB, Actuary. January, 1801 CALIVOINILN 1713 SUM MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at bis Greet loom, 28, Ring-street, Cavenhgarden, TO. MORROW, Feb. 19, at Ulf past 12 precisely, upwards at glia lota of choice CONlVllterzi SEERS, comprising many Tan and vatuable kinda—On view the morning of sale, and catalogues L IMPORTATION of 108 and other PLANT, fro FRANCS - fee absolute Oak • 11PJ. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, - st his Great ROOMS. 88, 1101wWwel• C000straftlool• on TRUSSDAY, Feb. 19, at half past 12 precisely, upwards of 2,000 XSANDARD, halUstandard, dwarf, and moss ROSES; also some fba cedaradlawnwilmis, etc., Just arrived from Franca- On view Iles morning of sak, and cMs3o ems bad. —By Mr. EBBBILB invention, at Tgf ra ltiel be is the sole patentee (protected 17th July, 11010) ARTIFICIAL TEETH, to last & lifetime, are made and fitted in a few hours. without pain or extractions, no wires nor fastenings required, and detection impossible. Comfort guaranteed. Mr. RskelrsTreatise, which fully explains his invention, post free seven stamps. Consultations free. Terme strictly moderate.-8, Woe venorelireet, Bond4treet, and IA Binaintihsto. AMITI HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and llintachlos are realised by the ma of ROWLAND," ILACABBAII. Oil. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is faiverially In high repute for its mprecedented success dur the last 00 years In promoting the growth, restoring, and bea u fying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turn ing grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of • beautiful bead of hair. lu all climates It alike displays lii in comparable results, and has long been an established favourite to India. Price Ss. Cd., Ts., les. 6d., equal to four small, and fit mitt!le. Bold at, 20, Hattonigarden, sod by chemists and per -Ask for Rowlands' limos, OIL A N EFFECTUAL ILEMEDY.-LIMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without confining the bowels or affecting the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to be the best re•clicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed eases of aathma, mod Incipient eonstuaption. It fre quently macs rumens *hem the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In approaching consumption its effects are truly benenciaL Persons depetv^d of sleep. *reran lying down for fear of =Roca it on, may depend on relief in a few minutes, after taking it— prepared only and sold by W. LAWIIIItT, chemist. a, Sing Ml non.street, Charmgcroes, and b all dangesta in bottles, laid., and three q uantities ons, la Be recruiter and ask for Lusiburt's sthmatic B•JoAra. The cams sod address is engraved on the stamp. 008/113, BUNIONS, awl DEFECTIVE • NABS rinucra, sad CORED In an. Etna* without{ (sifting or the least pain, by Mr. ItY.NDALL, 86, itcsent-strect. ladies attended by Mrs. kandall If preferred. Tema b. ed. to is. Mr. Rendall has testimonials from the loyal family, whieh t 2p . • seen, with thousands of others, frole:r of Us kin 'hailer to the follow ing :— fro m the t the Biabop of Loudest :—" Mr. Randall hamar y oared ease corns as my feet without t u riaLry pea.' —" sir Robert Alexander, 86, fit. lams' two large toenails and a corn extracted from his i Z et ify Yr. Benda, and can strongly ✓soaaussad Ida" Observe, ilk legenaelsest Quadrant NEFORIYS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA DlNhas the dartng twanty-dve years, emphatically sanc tioned by tbe medical profeadosk sad antemliall7 somPtad h 1 fLs Public, as the beet monody for acidity of the stomach, bearttrur., headache, goat, and ludtgastlon, and as a mild ups tient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladles and children. It Is prepared, In a state of perfect parity and of uniform strength, by DI:CO:POW end Co., .172. Ne_. Ecod - West,th/world. Leaden, and meld by ail remectable Mambas tareurA• wi TOZEAC'S COPAHINE MEGE, successfully tried In the hula and London Hospitals, tinder the care al Yews. CoJlerier, iticord, Lloyd, Peland, and lame Clark (Lancet, eth Nicer , 1062), effects a care in an oversaw of ein either in recant or chronic dieensis.-16. ed. per bottle, by pool 119. 24., at C. Jcomistie, French chemist, 40, Itityntarke4. IMAM Now ready, crows Soo, price ea, 1)OEM8, Descriptive and Lyrical : Illustrations .L of the Beauties of Tropical Scenery, and Sketches of Objects ot Interest. With Notes, Historical and Explanatory. By the Anther of " The Nuptials of Barcelona" This Is *volume of word pictures, In which the author gives wreral graceful descriptions of the scenery in the troac z a, and of various objects interesting to himself and to a of the public generally. The natural opiengrae of poetics the Western •rch ipelago and the richness of their , certainly afield at sources of inspiration to r.7.'d;Oet'" poet, we very fairly congratulate the author upon the succesdul manner in which he has treated the various wildects that he bat selected for the outpoarizip of his graceful muse."— Observer. London : Robert Hardwicke, 192, Piccadilly. UNIVERSITY INTELLNIENCE. CAYI3I9:DGB, Fra. 17. PROPEMORIAL CiIitTIFICATE KIAKEWATION. - Domura Pzorsosoft or THE Lora or EIIGLAID.—Et. wand and Approved (net Class) : 1. Linen ! Pembroke ; 2. Losigiteld, Malty. Second Class : Besinish, John's ; Camber', Trinity ; Davies, Pembroke ; Farmer, John's ; Grooow, Christ's ; Hall, Trinity ; Holland, Emmanuel ; Nentheld, Trinity ; Pope, Trinity ; Shepherd. Trinity ; Spa, Corpus ; lambs), EmmanueL —(Signed) W. II &Aback. . Phisir. WHITEHALL, Fit It —The Queen has been elito !weskit Henry Brougham Loch, Esq., 0.11., to s id atement.-Governer of the Isle of Has,, in the room of Freed Pigott Stainsby Conant. Fag., deceeaed.—Gazette. Warnalsm., Fmk 17.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Charles William Mande to the rectory of Menden Magee, in the empty of Hertford, and in the diocese of Rochester, void by the death of the Rev. Henry Daiwa—Gamete. Foßmax-ornoz, FR3. s.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appalled Edward Hyde Hewett, Esq., to be her Maisety's Vice-Consul at Lcanda.—Gazette. CROWN 0171C1, FEB. H. —MEMBER RN/VANED To ems Is nu ntsern. PAELLAMENT.—Gewrge John Maaners han 7. (commonly called Lord Georg, John Manners for th e county of Cambridge, in the room of Edward Eng, who has accepted the office of steward or bailiff of her Majesty's Chiltern Hundred.—Garctre. REPRESENTATION OP CAMBRIDGE. Serjeant loser his leaned an address to the electors of the borough at Cambridge, announcing that it is his intention to become a candidate for their suffrage; at the next general election. The learned gentleman, who states that be 13 • supporter of the principles of Lord Palmerston's government, is a mem ber of Caine College, and graduated in 1836, when he was 13th wrangler, Bishop Colecao being the second wrangler of the same year. WMT BOYEREET Milano/F.—The election of a knight of the shire to WIT in parliament for the western division of the county of Somerset took place in the Shire hall. Taunton, yesterday. Mr. R. N. Grenville, the high sheriff, of Butleigh (,cart, presided, and fo rma lly opened the proceedings. Mr. M. F. Biesett, of Tilton Court, near Taunton, having expressed regret at the resignation of their late member, Mr. Moody, osed as his succorer Mr. W. H. P. Langton, of -park, who had before mewed I them faithfully and well. Mr. H. Hoskins, of Mato. St. George, seconded the nomination. There being no other candidate, Mr. Langton was declared duly elected ; and in i returning thanks said he was of opinion that church and 1 state ought never to be divided ; that moderatememos° were best suited for the country, and he was prepared to stand by those measures which would not take the old coach either too feat or too slow. With regard to church rates hie opinions were well known, and whilst lie accorded to those who differed from him perfect liberty of opinion, ho treated they would give him the lame right. Dimness Eutonow.—The nomination of candi dates to fill the vacancy in the representation of the borough of Devises, mused by the death of Captain Gladstone , . took place yesterday in the Corn Exchange (the Ma or presiding), the proceedings being somewhat of a noisy character. Mr. Pope - proposed Mr. Israel Abrahams as a lit and proper can didate, and Mr. Hollo wa y seconded the nomination. Mr. N. B. Randall proposed , and Mr. Burrows seconded the Declination of Mr. Probyn. Alderman Bart proposed, Red Mr. Hall seconded, the nomination of the lion; Wm. Ad- • dingtoo. Each of the candidates laving addressed the electors, the show of bands was declared to be In favour of Mr. Abrahams, and a poll was demanded on behalf of the other candidates. There was considerable excitement in the town. The poll will take place today. MR. MORRISON, BLP.—Alanning rumours have prevailed during the last day or two respecting the health of Mr. Walter Morrisom, M.P. for Plymouth. It was even reported in the borough on Sunday that the gestlemen wee Idead. We (Western Morning News) are sealed to state that the latter . report Is quite unfounded. Mr. Morrison . I was seised with fever daring a laurel's through Egypt, and wee fsr some time exceedin yIX Be is now, we are happy Ito state, better, th ough yno MAW enevalseoest. The latest amount received by his friends is that he was re covering. aid that be was returning to England by slow • , Engel. The lon. gentleman has youth and more than !the syve•P . physical strength on his side. and we may them , hot* that he will ewe completely recover from his lath attack, and be able to resume his parliamentary I duties. _ — True ZWAKCIPATIOW SocaTv.—A meeting of the hiss& and supporters of the Emancipation Society is to be held in St. Jame/alai this 'Teeing at seven, When Pro. fame P. W. Newman, MA., Bev. William Landels, =apart Chapel, and Geri' Tholupeun. Emil Fill like w il l be tre ee e. the mting. The body QC the Hall sod the balm- FROM LAST NTGEPS GAZETTE. DWI= OP SOLICITOSS Ann imams rirercinria PS 31 OBTAINKID AT TIM min= OP TIM CULP 112011111191, COURT ow BANKILIPWIT ARI: sunionAu46ra6lr.l SAMTS. THOMAS COLLINOWOOD Lalonger-cottage, Old Breetritoe, to surrender March 8, at F. Gamine RUTLAND, Luton, BedA.,andPrighton,rallitner,Marehllail• Boum? Coons Mooed, Ltnocilu.pl ,Bodon,loullder,MarchLst L WILLIAM BWITOR Mum. Sudbury, Suffolk, surgeon, Idarchit, Ml. 831031. ADAXS, Gnat Waltham, Essex, f‘rmer, March 8, at 1. lollFgalloa, ey.heath, Herta, builder, Much 2, at I. Galan= NADER. Speenhamland, Berke, veterinary surgeon. March 2. at 12. Tsouas Tlionaa,Prinoeset.,Cavendlah.sq.,draper,March 3, at It AMIN BOWER liturecimer, Whiterelow.plaoe, Brixton, commis sion merchant, March 5, at 1. MART ADANA, Berkeley-mews, Edgware-road, sob master's assistant, March 5 at 11. Jolts CALLOW, Twickenham, amid. to a vetalirgeen.MarnithAtlt JAMES BROWN, Raphael-do. Knightsbridge, clerk, March 8, at It Loutslittrrey,protesace of languagedMarch Batt Joan WALTZ& Cox, Pembury, Kent, builder, Starch 8, at 2. Clualae Tliwarries and ARMS MARL= Tairawnil, Ann's-ter race, Males, journeyman carpenters, March 3, at 11. BMW Jamie LANCIFIRLD, Faversham and Canterbury, groom Feb. IS, at 1. EDWARD MOltatels, Maidstone, Seemed victualler, March 8, at 1. 1011 N KlTS, Penton-place, Newington, and St. Martin's-piece, 1 rafalgar-square, draughtsman, March 3, at 1. JOllll SPOorrea, BMWs Stortford, Harts, draper, Mamba, at 1. HWY Aaritult °MOWER, Upper George-street, Bryanstone aquae, checsemonger, Feb. 28, at I. 030108 Ma9o9, New-croaa, Sorry, stable keeper, March 1, at IL WILLIAM 011,L,Princeerd, Nottbig.olll, boottnaker,March Kat 12. WILLIAM Firm, Norwich, boot manufacturer, March 9, at 12. Nicuoirs Woman Howse, Charlotte-street, Portland-place, book-keeper, March It, at 12. ROM DOINJON, Union-row, Camberwell, optician, Yank P. at 11. BasiJANDI WILLIAM COOKS,Burtos-cresowN.New-road, insurance op* Mitreitl, al Pt - ..cr Pols 131r-' Binabigbani, merchant, March 6, U IL ORRATORIX, Hinckley, Leicestershire, commisalon agent, March 6, at 12. EDWARD SoLLowav, Stafford. cllolurt, March O. at 12. CHARLES PARRY, Ilanbary, Woroestersh., farmer, March 6, at 1L Julian Joan. Stafford, lic.miaad victualler, Feb. 27, at 12. MONAD ALUM TURNER, Birmingham, currier, March 2, at IL TOER EADOPORD, Copthorn, ealop, cattle dealer, Mardi 2, ail!. Ern? COX, Birmingham, retail brewer, March 2, at it trawl FoxWILL, Bristol, carpenter. Feb. 27, at 11. Rom: MaLin, Penderin, Breconahlre. brewer, Feb. 27, at 11. ELIWILLYN FORD. Littledean Woodside, tiloscestershire. pig dealer, Feb. 27, nt &MOIL Cot; lioLsworthy, Devonshire, farmer, March 6, al 1L EARIXL WARD. Bridpurt. ironfounder, March 6, at 12. Jon 110181131 M, Sheffield, publican, Feb. 2d, at 10. TROIKAS Bail.. Chesterfield, milk seller, Feb. 28, at 10. JOHN CLAYTON, Chesterfield, farmer, Feb. 28, at 10. Thomas itimusneoer, Kingston-upon-Hull, Joiner Muth Lat 12 imiumccAagAu. Kinspaton.upon-Hull, dealer In fancy goods, Marche, at IL Runs EMMA Everton, lanouhlre publican, Feb. IS, at 11. MILE NOLAN. Liverpool, Feb. at 11. ROmr Barret and EILLLAIE DORM, Ashton, Lancashire, farmers, March 2, at IL JOSZAHlivitv, Sfaiiciiefifir, rope mennbctarer, March 4, at 11. *HALM IlLsltif CHEATHAM, Manchester, cashier, Feb 27, at 11. WILLIAM licffrEa, Manchester, commission agent, March 2. at it. DAII7/1. BiltrWtffrLF., Bury, Lanaishire„ Joiner, March 0. at 12. Ilecots6 Oltororr, Manchester, photographer, Feb. 27, at 11. IRMA' Rums, Manchester, commission agent, March 4, at it Wruiax Corrisztt litrftsgsr,l3lrtningham,caster, Mar.!, at 10. 116xusiNicnoLe, Birmingham, Jeweller, March 2, at 10. WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Bedford, tailor, Feb. 16, at 12. Jo® 14,110?, Bolton, shopkeeper, March 4, at 10. JOIN CASSIDY, Huddersfield, plumber, March 6, at 10. JOHN 8101?, Huddersfield, powerloom overlook.; March 6, at 10. LEVI HApag. Huddersfield, woollen cloth meant, March 5, at 10. Wn.u.na Bozoorla. near Oloucester, builder, March 3, at 12. Bismint L 611.664. Rochdale, card maker, March 2, at H. TWOMAS YHILI.IPm, Bytom, Herefordshire, butcher, Feb. 27, at U. Dsrin Monrcet, Buford, Nottinghamsh., bleacher, April 1, at 11. EDWIN JOHN Burros, Manchester, draper. Feb. 28, at in. Caßtsrwsz6 Baer, Lincoln, cowkeeper, Feb. 27, at 11. JAMS HRWIIT, Winterton, Norfolk, pork butcher, Feb. 27. at It ISAXPSON KIDD, Leek, Staffordshire. blacksmith, Feb. 26, at 11. ROBART Semen, Milt= Abbott, Devoush., farmer, Feb. 25, at L RtOgsnii ilotlisff, Jon., Dtppertown, Devonshire, shoemaker, Feb.2s at L- . . Air - iiiiloniison WA OP, Brampton, Cumberland, draper, March le, at 3. . . .. . . .. . _ ... ItrenagDtnteiit ADAM!. Southampton, baker, Marcia 9, M 12. CiumtaTergan,Upper lieeding,Suasex,blaekamitb,Marr..k4,at 11. HIM Fromm romorr, Brighton, gardener, Fab. 25, at 11. Jamas Munn, Exeter, Nadler, Feb. 27, at 11. ?NMI C9m..g, Swindon, Wiltabire, tailor, March at 10. TniTriai7E, graalio, at 10. Jolla WILTON, jun., gdgniond, Salop, confeciioner, March 4,at 10. CHABLIS MARRY/T. Barrowby, Lincolnshire, tailor, Feb. 27, at 1L Borne BAABLS, Stoke-upon-Trent, plumber, Feb. 28, at 11. WILLIAX COLLINS, Burn- bridge ,Yorkshire,publican,Feb. YU, at IL BTIPHEN Dix, Barton Turf, Norfolk, shopkeeper, March 4, at 11. BINJA3IIII BUHraTog, WIOCIAArdIne, Shropshire, forgeman, March 8, at 10. CBARLJ =cumin FABLIY, Goudburst, Kent, commission agent foe the sale of horses, Feb. 27. at 2. Joamilturross, Wsmoath and Ifeloombe Regis, Dorsetshire, carpenter, Feb. 27, at 10. WILIAM DAY, Pewaey, Wilts, beer retailer, March 4, at 12. WILLLut Dm:ULM, Lower Swell, Gloucestershire, carpenter, Feb. 27, at 11. BONA= WILLIAM NZINTON, Scathes, Hants, seedinnan, Fob. WI. at 11. IFILLISiCAsfiIIY, Poems, Hants, beer retailer, Feb. t 4, at 11. IEAIraAMIXL WOODRUM, SWnon, Warwickshire, butcher, March 5, at 10. WIWIM WRIGHT CHANDMAIN, Stratford-on. Avon, coal dealer, Feb. 47.5 t 10. ANDREW HARDWICK, Bradford, Yorkshire, lodging-housekeeper, March 4, at 104. IDlrla IlArniow, Bradford, Yorksh., farmer, March 4, at 10e. (Mows 8rAN871:11D, Idle, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, March 4, at 10*. WILLIAM BlBFAYHMLBannds,Northaropton,bullder,Feb.27,at U. JOHN Hwy LOW; Hingsomborne, }tante, tailor, March 4, at 11. JOHt Atherstone, Warwickshire, corpenthr, Feb. lit, at 11. LABT ZSAMINATIONS. March 4. J. M. Borer, Caroline-place, Have:stock-bill, cheese monger—March 4. E. Baker, Woolwich, newniaper reporter— March A C. Clarke, Centralwireet, St. Luke's, beershop keeper— March r. Y. Casa-Bianea, Coleman-street. City, merchant— March 4. J. Dell, Holborn bars, shoe manufacturer—March 6. W. H. Thomas, llepUord.brldge. toraiture dealer—March 5. J. klountwtreet, Grosvenor-suture, licensed victualler _ Pratt.A4, O. Cadby, Hyde place, Islington, baker—March 6. T. Panting and J. Panting, Commercial-road, lAmbeth, =Men— March 5. 8. Trim Lacland-terrace,Chelsen, dairyman—March 6. W. P. Smith, WMtschapel.road, tailors foreman—March 11. H. Homewood, Paul-street, Finsbury, upholsterer—March 11. J. A. Cumming, klrestord,liants,lste lieutenant in the arm)—Mardi 11. A. T. Field, Hereford-place. Commercial road East. cheesemonger —March 11. J. Fawcett, Paradisestreet, Islington, March 11. J. Pascal*, • Nortlacloapel, near Petwath. Sussex, grocer-March 11. T. Trulock, Shaftesbury-terrace, Pimlico, gen tleman-March 11. J. Rogers, Raaenstreet, Whltechapebroad, and Southaraptonibulldings, Holborn. advertising agent -Reich 17. T. Tippin, Clytha, Monmouthshire, farmer-March 16. J. Perris, South errashalb Wiltshire, yeoman-March 26. P. G. Harding, Gillingham. Dorsetahlra earn merchant-March 30. H. Sanford, Exeter, share broker-March U. J. G. Barnard, Jar myn.street, St. James a-March W. .1. Wadl i a u nd, Kingston moiz.iloitulberbutchectic j rch ati. z Or L eti i nburyi painter -March 4. T. Lambert, Liverpool, . milliner- March 9 . L iverpoo l , Liver pool. milliner-March &J. Durwoodle, aen. Chester, butcher- - March 6J. If orrocks, Liverpool, vietuall4-March 11. G. P. Gabrielsen. Liverpool, importer of foreign merchandise-April 2. Ann Hutchinson, Hindley, near Wigan, Lancashire, henhouse keeper-March 4. J. Pye, Blackburn, ironmonger-Mareh Elzabeth Jewlson Abram, Allrincham, Cheshire, spinster- March 6. J. IC eighley, Manchester, licensed victualler-March 7. .1. Ham, Redruth, Cornwall, butcher-March 23. W. Pearson, Cozhae, Durham, quarryman-March U. Mary Ann Siswlck, Lockwood, Yorkshire, rag grinder-March 6. W. Marriott, Sheffield, mark maker-March 6. L Waraven, Sheffield, commis sion agent-March 4. A. Parr, Lloagbor, Glamonmnsbire, by dealer-March W. W. Baker, Led Miry, Herefordshire, saddler- March 7. T. Cooper, Barrow, Suffolk, beereeller-March 4. T. S. Ralph, Bverton, Lancashire, wine dealer-March 18. Elizabeth Stalker, BOWDON, Cumberland, innkeeper-March 4. G. Samson, Netherbay, Doratahlre, butcher-March 13. W. Con. Tonbridge Wela, lodg i ng house keeper-March 18. C. Heron, Truro, Corn wall, beer dealer - March 13. J. Burton, Truro, Cornwall, hawker -March 24. P. Wilkinson, Bishop Wearroouth, Durham. cab driver-March 24. T. Heslop, Bishop Wm-mouth. Durham, pub ' than -March 4. W. Marsh, Airington, Gloucestemhire, veterinary sargeon-March 13. T. Rains, Factor', Hampshire, lodang.house keeper-March 13. J. R. Tarrant. Porters, Hampshire, cabinet maker-March 20. J. M. Hart and T. Satan, Nuneaton, War wirkadre, Journeymen machinista-March 10. B. Mason, Bing -1 ham, Nottinghamshire, assistant smallw are dealer-Bach 6. P. I Honey, Parkluum, Devonshire farmer-March 13. W. E. Davies. Aberystwith, C asvl b aker-Merril ii. 0. Owens, Abe -1 rystwith, Cardisai draper-March 4 J. Smith, IL iddemlin star, licensed victualler-Mardi 17. W. Urry, St. Denys, Hamp shire. builder-March 39. B. Wright, He worth, Durban, hay dealer-Man h 12..7. R. lloilingworth, Great Grllll,llj, Lincoln shire, grocess-March 25. J. Smith, Bed lington, Northumberland -Fcb. 27. L. W. Willis Cardiff, 0 lamorganshire, outtitter- March 7. R. H. Hayward. Dasilepgreen, Shropshire, grocer's iuslstant-March 7. J. Chinn, Dawlepgreen, Shropshire, grocer -March 7. J. North, Dawley-green, rhropshire. THE PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE WU! be celebrated it the LONDON PAVILION by a NOMMEN ENTERTAINMENT, on the EVENING of TUESDAY, the 10 o f llisreh. bob visitor will be presented with ME SOUVENIR, In oonunemonAlo A n of HAN the DSO auspicious event and no erpense or exertion will be spend to chareeterlas the proceedings with that liZt . y due to the ocoadon of the nuptials of England's future The LONDON PAVILION. lichborne-etreet. T9ILONDON GRAND RESTAURANT. 11:7CHBONS sad DINNERS • LA CAST/ ma be had with 00XFOZT and DISPATCH. BAWTIICB IPAMOUB LONDON DINNER, ready from 1 OH 8 In the Oland Saloom, at S. Bd. each Parma. Special dlidaprooras for bailee and mike:sem Spaekats sad well ventilated wise, coeee, and masking Saloom OPEN ON SUNDAYS PROM S AWYER. Proprietor. I lin. 0011.Nlift CHANCERY-LAN E. ALLSOPPI3 ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN P. BIGGS and Co., sole contractors for Bottled Beer to the International Exhibition, Agents for Samuel Allsopp and Son's India Pale Ale and Burton Ale, and Gninneas, Son. and Ox's Extra Mout, Importers of Wines and Splrita—Offices and atoms, the Royal Exchange, E.C.—The trade supplied on liberal terms for cash. BABLOWS PATENT CASK STAND, a new .1.10 havanUon, so admirably contrived that a hall butt, as well as amalher casks, may be ratted or tilted on It without laboar or trouble. Its action is to impalpable that the Sediment albs most limpid gold by so poedbility CM be disturbed. Yobs ea, 12n. 141., to snit 4g, 9, sad 18 gallon maks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No No more Oat beer ce sour whit Item in ; direst to JAMS BAJLLOW, patentee, 14, W=im-it, lianabm-hocas. gee that his name and address are an every article: an ottersare spurious imitations Engravings gratin listablishol lan FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to say Part of the Magda & Bennonoon Inns In Velvet £ls 0 0 Bannerman kite., complete St 0 0 illoncroan Bulks, complete SI 0 0 Balloons Billas, complete lO Wsinated Minn P. sad 8. 8817171% 144 01.1011D-STItIZT, 111211 rated Csislorie sad post tree oa apptkatice. OURTAINS, POMMES, WAUGH IL/ and BON bog romps Wal.W to call attention to the= dor seteetio ma . all the new Mrtes tor Curtain', &a., di and toesign nteeteme, the dodges and odours et whkh we =eooordlng to the t testa —LONDON csarrr 017 BL sand Tottenhanroottrt-road.W. A LLEGED SECOND-HAND SAFES. —Any person or persona having recently parchseed from furnture brokers or dealer' In second-band Fire-proof Safes any such Safes which were stated to be of Chnbb's make, will oblige eommunicattng with Mama ROBINSON and HI NE HAYCOC K Ife. 32, Chartarbouse-aquere, solicitors to Mears. Chubb and flew. CADTION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN neammmad the public to have the Carat Gold seated on the tavolc•—• Am Geld and Pare Gold." as applied to Javelin', a ishiela.. WATHIBUITON and DROGDINIS GOLD sad ail articles manufactured by than, are sold upon this=r4at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, OovaMmirdsm W.C. assays made of chains sa ll. d the m lemeilley me la. sach.-11.8.TW eatahliahasent Is closed at II laush& end as Saginaw at 1 116 WILLZ Y anti SON are now Diamarnn OP 500 11011.1.1.11 D8E58114, lad yetes =ma, &Spices that mud command • speedy sale. wawAid ;000 yard. of Fancy Bilks, s have reduced to 2s. per yard. 15 and 16, Ludgate-street, London, C., Pour doom from 01.PauFne6urchyard. "• s•cr WORMY Of NOM" L MIL REMOVED from Bond•street to rt. 31001(41111101T. HANOVIS-SQUAIta. as the Lt freolier, LW. The Ita TWOCIOnI OdealWes ray beret lira err. fetabliehed Is4l. EBNER'S PRIDE, new Sissy by the Authorise of " Zest Lynne," " Halliburtotes Troubles," do., Is now ready at all the Libraries. BAIMEIIP7CY ANNI3II.ED. Jan. 15. wrcumrlL;ia BOWS, New V Windier, Buckingham shire, agent. JOINT STOCK COMPANICI A. PAT= Zartnil}6lD WArsf, GAS, AND DRAINACS TM COM- M e/TMIT (L 1.11217.1)), Fab. Et, at U. at Baalaghall street—to make DECLARATIONS OE DIVIDENDS.. . ROWLAND THoliAll Yatcs, Ysodal , d ragr 2od dividend of ti. eitl. an addition to Oa previously d • (1;, any Saturday, at Baker's, Neweastle.opon.Tyne. WILLIAM HWY J. airier, Berkshire, heerhouse keeper —dividend of la., any day (except Wedneeda)s), at, Datvill's, Windsor. FREDeiticK Joint TV11311(1, Glower, Berkshire, enitimuni—divi dend of Bd., any day (except Wednesdays), at Darfill's, Windsor. Ciegaor Am itisal.g. Old Windsor, Berkshire, blacksmith—dividend of 44. ld., any day (except Wednesdays', at Garvin, Windsor. CHAILLPS NISCH, Burnham, Buckinghamshire, beer-house keeper --dividend of Ss. ed., any day (except Wednesdays), at Dar- Alga, Windsor. DIVIDLNDS. March 16. J. H. Statham, Nottingham, joiner-11 ambit. G. Tanner, Caine. Wiltshire, brazier—March t. C. Smith, St. Helen's, Lancashire, painter—March Y. 0. Tholes, Pert DL norwic, near Bangor, C.arnarvonahlre, grocer—March g V. shaker,. I.lvmool commission merchant—March 2. J. W. Usehynneth, Montgorneryshbe, drugmst—lieb. 27. C. Watson, Birkenhead, brewer—leb. M. W. Odell, liverpook ironmonger—Feb. 27. W. Ashworth and Ann Cram, Rawtenstall, Lancashire, warp stzers—Mareh 17. 8. Stammer& Bible Hidinagg ham, gem& carpenter—March & W. Phillips, Truro, Cornwall, mine broker—Feb. M. P. Pilling, Bassist& near linchdale, lan cashire, publican—March P. J. Dickinson, Itambeliffe, near Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, Joiner—March t. W. Hirst, linddersheld, y o rkagee, hay dealer—March 12. T. W. Hem Pelham-terraos, Brompton, hotel keeper—March M. T. Use, Great Peter-street and Yincentsquere. Westminster, gas matey manufacturer-- , March 11. J. F. Lace and L Addison. Liverpool. printers pArnaleares DISSOLVLD. W. Price and I B. Clerk, Wee* Strand, lamp uumutacturers— I. Taylor, H. Halliweksiod J. Whitehead, Oldham, cotton spin ners, so tat se words N. Hallfwell—H. Simard and J. Johnson, Visiefelikr" ClMiend,ilrett; aad Jame sheet, thffiard-etrest, W. A. lake and an d A. Pollard, liackon Wick, minters—W. Crighton J. Gensler, Manchester and liuddengsid, dealers In onton—W. Hurls and J. °odium, Brixton wholesale bonanaken-11. Plummer, jun., end Z. Plummer, jun., Newnialsempon•Tyne. shipbrokers—Mm Molds and Letitia A. Smith, Chalteaham, juvenile mffilms—W. Hill said H. Barber, Sheffield, patent sV n ki p ir s ti e handle seam IsCANZONl rmioard —B. and F..nenklitden.linl, male spindle jr,=.7. . —C. De nt and G. Shackleton, Yorkshire, cotton nutatW. Berber and J. Da'rlss . Birmingham, opal ine i reas— B. Kent and B. H. gent. Colchester, Iloeudrapree— J. leasbert, H. Ward, J. Speak, J. nUngwortli. R. lambert, J. Ingham, and J. Lambert (executors of R. Lambert), Coyne Liu main, cotton warp dears, so far an regards H. Ward—E. Math and W. Manyweathers, Marston Montane, Bedfordshire, letters of steHw threshing machMee—litiL i . Day, H. Dm, and G. Day. Dewsbury and Mtideld , Yor k woollen mannfactnrers —W. Grant and A. Naylor, Dalton, Y re, common brewers —l2llnbeth stevens and T. Bogen, Penna. Hampshire. Mews —J. Oldham and F. Oillhare, Oldham and London, hat manufac turers—F. J. Angier and J. Dennis, jun., George-yard, Lombard street—H. C. Webb and W. Webb Therntonetreet, Home} down, grocers —J. Clapperton and Co., Iffinbanta, merchants, so far se regards P. Newton—Sir J. Anderson and A. Anderson, Glasgow, manufacturers—W. fettle, J. Greenlffil, G. Donaldson, and others (executors of G. Clark), Edinburgh, Pecan. SCOTCH BEQUISTKATIONIL THOMAS JACKSON, Inver, near Dunkeld, innkeeper, Feb. St, Si the Winton' Library, Perth. AIZIANDKII TODD, Pods:, tailor, Feb. 26, at the Commercial Hotel, Forfar. JOHN Iluwito (BAN), Springfield, itossehlre, farmer, Feb. El, at the °Maclennan Hotel, JOHN Dow Bat. near Belbeggle, farmer, Feb. It, at the Solicitors' Library, 213 CHANCELWE OP THE EXCHEQUER 47D THE 2014000 DUTY. A deputation of eigAr manufaedureen, ousgagiing— of Meters. O. Morris, L. Misr* Schiff, and Warburg, and introdeond by Mr. Artois, M. waited yesterday upoe the Chastener of the Exchequer, P., at his official ressdeuos in 1 Dowling4lansit. A statement was mad, in which it was raintained that the reduction of the duty upon the importation of foreign cigars to lis. per pound would prevent any competition on the part of the M e t _ manufacturer, and in effect drive him out of the math= In support of this reunion particular abut= was merle to the kind kiwi= as Vevey Pins, which we maatitetured from a deecription of tobacco known an "stripped Kentucky, factory dried," and subjected abroad to the pgeessue of steeping and drying,. the effect of which is so materially to reduce their weight that an exceed ingly barge number of them to the pound can be sold, and thus a proportionate amount of the duty be saved. It was than argued that if, even under the existing rate of duty, these cigars were materially injuring the English trade, the latter would be entirely destroyed by any further reduc tion. Mr. Gladstone replied that the real question was, whether the foreigner could provide the kind of article which the English smoker preferred. He thee went into statistics to prove that the actual duty on Savannah leaf, after docketing the duty got back on stalks, practically amounted only to 4s. 1 per lb. ; and he confessed that bis real difficulty might be to answer the argument* of the free-trader who should assert that no countervailing duty upon foreign manufactures in excess of 4s. lad. was re quired. According to his own proposals, there would still be a dafferenot of 100. between the duties in favour of the English manufacturer. In the course of a long discussion upon points of detail, Mr. Gladstone wog rued that if the promo of sleeping was really en advantageous it might be resorted to in America, or nearer tome, in the Channel Islands. He then, in answer to an incidental allusion which was made to the introduction of chinaware, reminded the deputation that France produced a beautifully light and white china plate which the Fag. lish could not equal ; but was the British manufacturer thereby driven out of the market! On the contrary, tastes differed so widely that the English article was still popular at home, and was actually exported to forequ t c. Me potation urged, in reply, that the English maker wee I practically excluded fr om any export e, whilst the duties in Bremen and Hamburg were merely nominal. Mr. Gladstone, whilst admitting this, reminded the deputation that the foreign im por ter would still have to pay a larger duty than his English Englishcompetitor. He must have more plain and convincing statements than he had yet listened to before he could acknowledge the entire justice of the com plaints. He invited them to furnish him with further in formation. THE TRANSPORTATION OP CRIMINALS. A special meeting of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science was held 'Jan evening at Burlington Hans., to dirties the expediency of renewing the system of criminals. Mr. Thomas Cham bers, Common saint, presided, in the large room ap propriated to meetings of this kind ; and the company in cluded many ladies. Among the influential persons on the platform and in the surrounding seats were Bart Dudlet i Mr. Arthur Mills, M.P., the Right Hon. Charles Adder , M.P., Mr. Powell, M.P., Mr. Stephen Lane, M.P., r. D. Seymour, M.P., Sir John Forbes, Sir Waller Crofton, Mr. P. R. Torreon, Alderman Salornons, H.P., Mr. Clumsy Hoer*, Mies Carpenter. Miss Faithful}, Sir Harry Verney, Mr. O. Shaw Laferre, Colonel Sykes, bLP., and Mr. Montague Cookson. Mr. Haatinp, the honorary secretary of the association, spoke against the proposed mewsl of the system of transpor tation, u celnlated to discredit emigration, corrupt the blood of young communities, and create suspi cion and jealousy between the mother country and her dep!udencies. Ile moved • resolution—" That it is not 1 desirable to attempt any return to the old system of transportation, which, apart from the opposition It would provoke from the colonies, would entail heavy and permanent expense on this country, without producing any adequate advantages, or any results which would not be better, as well as more cheaply, obtained by well regulated convict establishments at Lome." The motion was seconded by Mr. M`Kinnon, who sketched the history of Australian transportation from its introduction at Botany Bay. Lord Alfred Churchill defended the scheme of sending convicts to West Australia, in coin. pliance with the wishes of the colonists, who were de sirous of accepting labour from any source. Hie lord ship, amid much laughter and some expressions of dissent, informed the meeting that • plan bad been decided for sending out Irish girls who were "above prejudice." Lord Lyttelton generally supported the arguments of Mr. Hastings, but deprecated public discus sion pending the sittings of the royal commissioe. Mr. Adderley, M.P. did not agree with the previous speaker in thinking that public opinion was to be gagged until the royal commission had made its report. He took the side of Mr. Hastings in condemning the proposed return to a system of transportation. Sir Walter Crofton thought that we should have to accept the offer of West Australia, where, he was bound to admit, the regulations were ex ceedingly good ; hut be regarded the general system of transportation with disfavour, and hoped that some better substitute would be found by the time that the colony in question should become averse to taking more of our criminal population. Major Sandford proposed an amend ment, " That the modified system of transportation to the colonies, with their consent, will be advantageous to the mother 'country and to those colonies themselves." Lord Alfred Churchill seconded this amendment, which was supported by Mr. Hughes. On a show of bands It was lost, and the original motion was tamed by an overwhelming majority. COURT or ALotammr.—A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor pre siding. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff J. C. Lawrence made a return of the state of the City pole. Mr. J. H. Waterlow, the recently-elected alderman for langbourn Ward in the place of Mr. Cubitt, was introduced, and took the usual oaths and declaration. The other business transacted was not of public interest. HEALTH or LONDON. —lt appears from the weekly return of the Registrar-General that in the week tb.,t ended last Saturday the deaths in London were 1,348. The deaths of persons at 60 years of age and upwards were almost the same in number as those of the previous week ; but under 20 years of age they rose from 659 to 690. The average number of deaths iu the weeks of ten years (185342) corresponding with last week is, with a correction for in creaming population, 1,407. The number in the present return is less by 61 than it would have been if the average rate of mortality for the second week of February bad prevailed. The Milks in last week exceeded the deaths by 762. Measles declined towards the end of January, and it continues lees fatal than it was in autumn or at the be ping of this year. Soarlatioa has also become rather less fatal ; the deaths from it in the week were 69. Typhus (in cluding typhoid fever, ice.), numbered 63 and 45 deaths re spectively in the last two weeks. In Somers-town there were 4 fatal cases of scarlatina, and the same number in Peckham ; also 7in the district of Whitechapel. The total number of deaths from small-pox was 23, almost one-half of which'occurred inthe east districts. The mean tempera ture of the air, which had been 45 deg. in the previous fortnight, declined to 40.7 deg. The deaths froin pbthisis roes from 142 and 125 to 156 • those from pneumonia from 54 and 62 to 69 ; those from bronchitis were 159, and exhi bited hardly any variation. Six nonagenarians died in the week, the oldest of whom was a man, aged 98 yawl. Besides these a centenarian a widow, died of apoplexy at 18, Dun- sten'oroad, !file - e nd, on the 11th of February. She at tained the age of 100 years on the 15th of January—a fact which is stated by the registrar to be well authenticated. She survived her husband three weeks. Four deaths from madwoman's* have occurred within a fortnight in the house 57, London-street, Totteobani-uourt-road. Lest week the births of 1,002 boys and 1,016 girls, in all 2,108 childrea, were registered in London. In the ton corresponding weeks of the years 1853-62 the avenge number (corrected) was 1,986. Importing tee without colour on the leaf pre- Taut , CblnornTitioff se is interior brown ham as In tire usual kind. . 11 's I uncoloured, think "' slwaYo Pod MOM Sold I n by 2.010 yenta—Wilitinumm4.l TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (zzona's mumum) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Yn. 17. Fifteen hundred Rneeian troops have entered Michalovioe. The body of insurgents has been defeated near Swientykrzysz. Several columns of Russian troops are marching against the insurrectionary forces under the com mend of Langiewicz. ...WARSAW, Fa 17. A body of insurgents, undha the command of Langiewicz, has been dispersed : • them were killed, and eleven waggons, contain their mili tary baggage, together with three w."• cannons, were captured. . . ♦ number of insurgents have retreated from their encampment near Mlawa. THE VENETIAN REVOLUTIONARY COM MITTEE. VIENNA, Pm W. The semi-official Gaserai-Correspondess of this evening says : " The leaders of the Venetian revo lutionary committee have been discovered by the police. They have been arrested, and a prosecu tion has been commenced against them." BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, Fn. 17. To-day beinn the festival of Shrove Tneaday, the King drove through several streets of the city in his carriage. His Majesty appeared to be in good health. SPAIN. MADRID, FIB. 17. The Correspondencia of to-day announces that the ministry has not yet accepted the resignation of Lieutenant-General de Bustillo, which was ten dered on account of ill health. The ministry has decided upon referring to the Supreme Tribunal of War and Marine, all resig nations tendered by naval officers. DENMARK AND GERMANY. Yesterday the correspondence respecting the affairs of the Duchies of Holstein, Lauenburg, and Schleswig, laid before' parliament by command of her Majesty, was published in a bluo book of 372 pages. To analyse this mass of letters relating to a complicated subject of little ordinary political interest would be tedious and unprofitable. The despatches which present the most critical phases of the controversy have been already published— the last of these being that of Mr. Hal 4 dated January 5, 18433. The volume is closed with a memorandum transmitted to the principal foreign courts by order of Lord Russell, in which the pro gress of the question during tho year 1861 is reviewed, and in which therefore the whole series of events embraced by the correspondence is included. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CFROM LAST mar's inzrrs.) WAR OFFICE, FIB. 17. 10th Regiment of Fool.- Major• General Sir Sydney John Cotton, K.C.8., to be colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Thomas Burke, demon& Ro=tegiment el Artillery—Lieutenant Frederick John RE to be emend captain, vise Balfour promenad Lieutenant Robert Charles Walter Campbell, to be second captain, vice Frederick Sydney Maude, deceased ; Quartermsater Sergeant Joseph Vivian: to be quarter master, vice John Cass, retired upon half-my ; the first Christian name of Lieutenant Fadden is Haughton, not Houghton, ea stated in Gazette of 6th lust, BREVET. Cl=ter John Cam, retired upon half-pay, Royal r 7, to have the honorary rank of Captain. ADMIRALTY, FRII. 17.—PROMOTIONS AND AP POINTMENTS. —Captain R. B. Hewlett, 0.8., has ban awarded the good smoke pension vacant by the promotion of Captain Adams to rear-admiral. Sub-Lieutenant C. F. Hotham, I=il to lieutenant on account of his services in New Surgeon P. Dilan, M.D., to the Costor. Engineer W. W. Williamson, promoted to inspector of machinery afloat Paymaster A. Price, to be additional to the Fisgard. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. PROGRAMME OF NEWMARKET STEEPLE- CHASM . Stewards: The Fad of Stamford and Warrington and Captain Little. Judge : Mr. J. F. Clark, Newmarket. THURSDAY. A HANDICAP Swiss/cm= d 3 son. mob, 1 ft, to go to the fund, with 30 added, for all ages. About three miles. (17 subs.) Age se Iti Ate sk 11, Grist a 12 1 Lem?idaa 6 M t The . 1101 of Other Kathleen Dar Rata Johnnyt a 11 Black nun= 5 10 4 Aim Oliver Twha - . • 11 I Jerry Meads* • 11 0 °rhombi Madame • 10 10 The 84niday Toad Antelope lO 9 (late liarryl aQM Brown Stoat S 10 4 A BILL/NG STEEPLICHAISE SWIEPSTAIEEB of 3 sore. each, with 90 added; 4.yr-olds, list; five, 114 10lb ; air end aged, 124 210; penalties and selling allowances. About two mike and • Wt.—To close and name, at the Rutland Arms Hotel, at 9 p.m. this (Wednesday) evening. A HANDICAP SvggPiacitatin of 5 soni. each, 2 ft, to go to the fund, with 60 for 4-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra. About th rees sod • half. (13 subs.) Age st in Age st lb The Light of O th er Brown Stout 6 10 6 days' (late Johnny) a 11 8 Molly Astbore 6 10 2 Asoot Oliver Twist a 11 t Quicksilver .... .. a 912 Mantles a 11 0 The Making Fund Mutineer Black Sultan, by Yeller Gal a paid Birdcatcha Tax HIINTERS' STAKES of 3 soya. each, with 20 added, for bona Ede hunters ; 4-yr-olds, list ; five, list 7113; six and aged, 12st ; the winner of any steeplechase, lib ; of i two, 101 b extra gentlemen riders. About two miles and • half.—To clo se sad name by 9 p.m. this (Wednesday) evening. MATCH : 20, p.p. Three miles over Steeplechase C 0011414 —Mr. Oslar's b m by Joe Lovell—Spinster, against Mr. it. Syramad's Hathaway ; 124 Tlb each ; gentlemen riders. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TusanAy. WATERLOO (COURSING) CUP. 10 to 1 apt Mr. 131acksthek's nomination (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Bruadritt's nomination (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Bateman's nomination (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Canningham's nomination (t) LINCOLN HANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt Hubert (t) 10 to 1 Lopeatther (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 8 to 1 sot Jealousy (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 3j to 1 mot Polynesia (t) 40 to 1 Surnmerside (t) 50 to 1 Sawcutter (t) TWO THOUSAND. 9to Son the Field (off ) All the members preparing to go to the Great Waterloo Meeting, and there was consequently nothing done beyond the above few quotations. THE OUTWARD WERT INDIA MAIIJA —The Royal Nail Company's Nail steamship Tasmania, Captain Sawyer, sailed from Southampton yesterday at three p.m. with the fortnightly mails for the British and Foreign West / m u m , the pacific, California, and Central America. She took oat 118 passengers; silver coin, 8074; English jewellery, 2941, Frets& jewellery, 1,9901., and a fall airgo of French and English merchandise. Amongst the Passengers by the Tasmania us Captain Hyde and Colonel Hill. for Antigua ; Sir William Holmes, for Demerara ; and his Excellency Sr. Don A. Flora, for GsayaquiL ASSAULT UPON A AWAIT 917iLL BY A LADY AT NTINILIAD. THE EMBREY EMMONS. After our report left yesterday, on the re-as gambling of the court and imy, Mr. Robinson proceeded ' a dd.. th e lacy for the de fence, contending that it was quite clear from the evidence of the girl that she was dithonest, dirty, and ill-conducted, and her bad state of health was etuo by her own neglect and • disease arising from • natural defect in her mile= He should nal before them the sons of the defendant mid two clergymen who had resided with Mrs. Thomas, to show the girl's filthy state , and to prove that th e s t a tement of the girl was falm. The defendant , he was instructed to say, was a highl reepectahle lady, a w idow, with a large Ittly of nine ahildrsa, whom she U.on ht up in the path' of honesty end virtue, and who deece could be taken without the least doubt or haeltatioo. They would be called before the jury, and lea latter would then sea the falsehood" of the girl's statement. and the cruel and stalest charges made against the lady for whom he appeared. The learned mensal concludsd an eloquent sadists, which bola en hour end a half, and celled the following vitamin. The Rey. Edward Nichol Carter, Hasktocedwike, York shire— During the Exhibition myself and wife stopped et Mn. Thomas's. We arrived oa the 13th of October sad remained until the 23ed. I repeatedly maw the Sophia Jeri', who attended prayers daily. She stteeded on us dung dinner and at that time appeared in good health, sim il ar to what she is now. have known Mrs. Thomas 30 years, which time I knew her to be humane, kind, and an excel excellent mother and mistress. During the time 1 was edging with Mrs. Thomas there wee plenty of food to the hoes& Woven) merely visitors. The Rev. Wm. Foster Elliot, incumbent of East Dul wich— I have known Mn. Thomas four OT five years, and visited during her husband's lifetime, and since. About ten days before Christmas, while Mr. and Mrs. Carter were staying there, I had tee with them about the middle of October, and the servant waited on them. She was then well in health. I know Yrs. Thomas to be a humans women. Mr. Arthur Serjeant, F.R.C.S., 20 years in practice, of Queen's-road, Peckham—lmainieed the PH on the 9th of this month. She was apparently in fair health, but rather sem felons, which I think, added to her natural weakness, might produce great emaciation. I have seen her bends and fingers, and should thigh the swelling were caused by scrofula, and not by violence. I think it was brought on by anxiety, and on that being removed she would, in a few days, recover her health. If I had examined the girl not knowing anything of the case, I should not have attributed the condition of her hands, ke., to violence. By Mr. Sleigh—i do not say that the marks on the bands, he., were not caused by violence. Dr. Richard Stokoe, of Peckham. rye—On the 9th inst. I examined Sophia Jervis, and I perfectly agree with last wit ness.. Had t he re been starvation during four months, she could not have recovered in a week. I believe that the curve on the back of the hand was natural, and net caused by violence. Had such violence been used as stated by the girl. inflammation could not have subsided yet. Mr. John Davis, ergson , Great George-street, Westmin ster, in practice 42 yws—l have known lbs. Thomas from her childhood. she always has been a meat humane woman —kind to her children and her somata. He fully con curred in the evidence of the other medical gentlemen. George Humphries Thomas, a nice-looking lad, 12 years of age, was then called. He said—The defendant is my mother, and I live with her. The complainant had been their servant. I never saw water thrown over her. I never saw her naked in the yard. My mother never stood on a chair and told me to fetch pails of water from the sink. I could not have lifted a pail of water. I never brought a drop of water, and my mother never threw any over her. The food was kept in the larder, which was always unlocked. The store-room was locked, and my mother kept the key at that. She (the oomplaioant) could get anything she liked from the larder. She did not dine entirely elf boiled rice. She had the same food as we. Sometimes she helped herself, and other times my mother helped her. Sometimes we dined in the kitchen, and then we helped her and sometimes she helped herself. I never saw my mother strike her once. Almost the first day she came she commenced thieving. Cross-examined—There are eight besides me, all at home. The girl never complained of ill-treatment or of want of food, but ran away suddenly. I wondered where she had gone when she ran away. She bed more food than she required, and could have had more if she liked. She wag always happy, well. and contented. I know she had a black eye before she ran away, and bar bands were hurt. Lienn Henry Thomas, eldest son et the defendant, clerk in the London Joint Stock Bank—l lived with my mother whoa the girl Jervis was there as semsett. I left home a little before eight in the morning, and renamed about six. I have seen the gist sissasiug the step, het dump - new watched. The meat and food was kept in the Lull*, • which the girl could get at. I never knew °amid of ray mother throwing water over her. She has been accused of thefts. Saniel Bartlett Thomas, another coo, 15 years of age, employed at an insurance broker's in Broad-street, said he lived with mother while the girl Jervis was theinservant. He gave similar evidence to his brothers, and added that a weak before she left, she had a black eve, and she told him she knocked her eye against same woos. Cross-examined by Mr. Sleiglr—l had a fishing-rod which was kept Ma cupboard. My mother never used that to beat us or the girL I never have spokeu to any me about this affair until to-day. I have been to no lawyer, and I have stated nothing to any one. Re-examined—Mr. Buchanan's clerk came to our house one evening and took down what 1 knew. Dillon Banbury Thomas, son of the defendant, 16 years of age, clerk in a merchant's office in Cullum-street, City— ! have seeu my mother knock her knuckles with a stick because she was dirty. She had been accused of theft. Cross-examined by Mr. Sleigh—She ran away suddenly, and looked as well at that time as at any ether time. Heathery Thomas. 14 years of ego, living also with his mother, gave similar evidence. He recollected the girl running away. She was hearty and well then. Gertrude Thomas, daughter to the defendant. 12 years at age, also said that the girl was always treateclkindly, and had plenty of food. By Mr. Sleigh—The girl appeared just OA well when she left as when she came. She had nothing the matter with her. 11.taltar4 Benham Walton, clerk In the Bank of England—l lodged with Hen. Thomas up to the 7th of October. On :Sundays I dined with Mrs. Thomas, and Jervis attended on no. Mn. Thomas was very humane, and treated the girl kindly. Several clergymen and other respectable gentlemen were celled who gave the defendant one of the beat of characters. Mr. Sleigh then replied to the whole of the evidence for the defendant in a lucid manner. The learned Chairman having summed up, The Jury then retired, and after an absence of twenty minutes returned into (mart with a verdict at (kitty. The prisoner was then ordered into the dock, when Mr. Sleigh said he was instructed, in consideration of her family. to recommend her to mercy. The learned Chairman observed that it was very much to the credit of the parish officers, hut it was a very grave offence. It was with pain that be sentenced her to three months' heed Lamar at Wandsworth. CRYSTAL PALACE AND SOUTH JUNCTION. The first half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the Victoria Station, Pimlico ; Sir Cusack R ooey in the ebair. The report stated that, by agreement with the Brighton and the London, (Chat ham, and Dover Companies, it has been arranged that the line of this oompany shall commence at Peckham, and that the portion between Brixton and Peckham abould be constructed by the Brighton Company, the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Company having • free run over it to this company's line, they having agreed to work the company's line upon terms which the directors consider will prove beneficial to both parties. A contract has been entered into with Messrs. Peto, Bette, and Cramp too, to provide the land, construct the works, and pay all parliamentary, engimerieg, and other expenses for • lump sum, and to complete the line by the time prescribed in the et—viz.. July, DSO. The permanent survey has been [Wished, possession of a portion of the land obtained, and the works commenced. and the directors lucre no doubt but that they will be pushed forward with vigour. The Chairman moved the adoption of the report in • brief congratulatory speech, and said that no doubt the line would be opened by the let of anew, 1866, is accordance with the terms of the set. Mr. Tootal seconded the mo tion, which wee carried unanimously. The retiring dim tors were re-elected, a salary of 3801. to the secretary, and a payment of 9001 to the directors, were voted. At • special meeting the directors were authorised to raise the sum of 675,0001. by the creation of sew shares at 8 per cent., and borrow on mortgage n 5 ,11001. at such rate of interest as the i directors might determine. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.—The ordinary half yearly zneetiog of this company was held yesterday at the Boston station ; Mr. H. W. Blake in the chair. The report, which ham already appeared, was taken as reed. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, ~ngratul athed the meeting on the promerons condition of the coin. pany, and thought they were acting with proper caution in recommending that 6,0001. should be set aside for expenses that ware sure to fall upon the company within the next year. Mr. Scott seconded the motion, and it was unani mously adopted. The dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. p er annum for the half-year was agreed to. A rosolatioa maharaja,: the directors to borrow T. 13.0001. for the City Extension line was adopted. The retiring director (Mr. Lambert) and auditor (Mr. Sandiness) wore re-olootod. OR SAT IiORTHIULN HOSPITAL, ICING'S-CROPS.—• Number of patients for the week wading Feb. 14, 1,670, of win c h 431 way saw owe.