The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

. ._ . ._ ... _ . 7 egs - - - , • . N EWS PAPER' '....-f.. ' ~':_„._, ofti.---,/ . , Fr 7; 16 t e ,-- --- a ' -- ed f , ...$ .. `. ). 1. "............., ' . 4 ,........... . 1.... t • .._ •. s c, . ..- I' TIS PI t V a, .. v • .•. 1 4 . . ....._.... _ ,• , L.. .. * -- • '... . ' . • • : .'1 :; ; I : I • • • ' I ! • 111/ \•• '. I ‘. - : • 411 . I • • I. . ".• • • " . f --- . . . LONDON, WEDNESDAYEiIiNG, APRIL 1, 1863. [TWOPENCE (Stamped, id. Additional,) 5 0 4 IMaLI C A Mfr-e i a g otint th ulnVA G t.:l B 4 ' DON saIINDLA.—The Inalmown clipper auxiliary etsiesed4 I 41/0 hew le horse power, JOHN SAMS. I a .... la the hurls Toxi i too) riet. ie ., sia A, cw-4.-7:4Raii."l-1-"*"1. tr '" ..... asvors, p, expressly co t .c. h o u bidia ladtellet bee tom Wad, hes . 5....000.4 carry in extgorgolgrod Massa dee askew. seem The arms passage of this egaripsay's lest seem nee Ye dep 01 Madras ; the Wawa harem the M= de" kin; the shone* as 11 1 0 4. d. The will be contlaced on the 20th Jane. sad on the 10th of ...b sox* with the stringent peectimallty, by se of the oistmafe auppelecnot II ee4 at atriliary mew stategehipe. R e twos er ,the mitt to GlUNDlAT, ea t ob ltau lienesetelmi, S.W. koleere ;£I 'elf) 1 Ogas lie. Leadenhall-street, LC .: or at the OYFlthe X parr , yggssesas.line Tondos,X.C. : where stbneleflieldbliel Ifer sai l olatessigte as mibahfpmen In this service *ogle be wed& SWILL= TAM, eseestery. THE REVENIDX LORD PALKIERSTON'SVISIT TO SCOTLAND. r. tie Hones of Commove. It will be evr embus dee* to r pursue the same nouns, and we him dose ao to nprel to . . the lamentable events gaming among ea Mamas ha tb, . • North American oontineet, and that to of Rrad l , frrttations from each of the two paella to • hake% • more setae pert to the enigma am we Lee thought it our duty for the maimed Wend that I.—An ABSTRACT of the GROSS. PRODUCE of the REVENUE ct the UNITED. KINGDOM, in the undermentioned periods, ended March_ 31, 180, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year. P! - • yuaners enand NYeer a r a 31, me should take. (Chao.) There .qm in toe Wadi /Is Kingdoms' there are in America, Failed and Confidants 1- advocate.. There ate some who wise emuiiing be the Jur 10, 11192. ~~ P2ir. • ~~ rf-,11 4 1 14. 034 1 17,184 OAK 3,1,0 10,687,0 3,600,00 300, 2,758441 Jo's* 30, "11. lePt WPM v•i. 18131. arch S 1 Mt thmkow. 11414.4e9 a.oi 4,000 16311.000 %SAM 26E40,946 366,000 0300 000 4,427,000 10,36%000 906,000 0.010 00 77,6 n 29.000 gums Lvoissi 19,090014 e 9,674.09 Them ore others who dabs to on - lb; olionilioa 1 the Booth frotitko Nor*. It to sob liffebr sr bobblirlboi tbo Mittel& limbos, as • astiso, &mkt bbo pok list eveakot. awed ohms.) Ms booklaikeeeks k ti. • history of imakina ; &PM uro,llbia On* sat CUSTOM. ZIOSE STAMPS TAI PROPERTY TAX 'POST-0711CR__ ~r:s.i st%! 2901,000 2,004,000 2,180.000 182000 974.000 826,000 61,000 613,983 1.170. 1 1 2,981,1 960.! 4 : 6:75,00:1 2,374,00 3i7.000 u;0( IWO( _p,ac kiff e joil , 1•104000 2,14113° 4X1. 4 1 4 01 ; ~AI 901,000 i et,i47,( &AK( 2,1:4,8 tssg,( TIEEITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 PACLICTIL—The folk...tag opleadld entvelsas VlS wfl is delpstabil lor ISYDIiIIY direst, treat $ Ilia lalla Nei; r sager : CLOWN LANDS • • .. 1 MISCILLANIOLIB TOTAIJ meos.ial 18.162.694 1 4,' il 14,eounl 17,068.1 IL -1:271 and FAXIIIILLSIE in the jwsiods aided March 31, 1863, as compared with sorresponding periods at the Preceding Year. Hama, las C7 : II T s a i ..a . 1 ..--- - , K am = a lleo il2 yoo4V. TothM .. 966 1,130 ••S 114 yrs VT. Jams... 963 10 9 6 el Somai l. Mr W. .. SU 1.100 93 feaw)...ll TO yrs H.P. W rift tie* ft 1 111 yro 3L Ono n. .. pa 1,703 poll vi i , 319yn J. WlMaats . DWI 3,000 lay 110 yro;J.D. Bwaasoo 1a74 i 2,099 Aim 21 Ififtes r 1 J. Mal .. . 360 ;AO So AL Throe rani most nisi mail. 'care ratios ftr the condom cd paompan, Ira savvy oapartoomal sargeove, and will call at liyuouth It yoquired,-For farther partICUIIIII apply to DEVITT and 1000EE. 9, BELlDowatteat. DWITT and MOORS AUSTRALIAN of PACZLT ism—Regular Monthly ligt—Per ADZ LW= Direst (to be despatched peinelul A tY b ggi r alto r 14 64 au, ALEXANDER, AtfilW rAi. eget =ander. LostOn Docks. This doe vessel mid repair = m. gamely fitted for the trade, has s spadons poop, with seootordedatloo for eaWa passeaser% moils sated dor he. Witte giant% having pafermed the voyage goes Adelaide to London to daya—For terms of freight or purge apply to DLVITT ad WOOD; DiMilawstrest. and MOORE'S AITSTRALIAN LINE D E PT r omar imr.—rorADILAIDI Dblo (to iYI grow togas oil the 4th May. bet thlppina day tad May), Ms sow Abordson AMMI CI, Al, stAw ter. O. COLLIE. Oosismador: bed*" in the Loodoo Dnekk Thisflooessesilmsjoat been boat by Mews. John Duthie, Sllll, and Co.. ands? special survey. bos a poop. with arg-rate accommodation for cabin per modem shad. from her heautiful model. Is the best ogportantty for seance goods DOW olfertni.—For teems of freight or passage ably to DEVITT and MOORS, Itlifillterworttot. and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Offl.P.—for LAUNCESTON Meet (has • peat pelt at her woo 'nowt. and will hare inmadlate do apste/v, the Prilia-lisellt elipper_isigne MESIIMULY, A 1, mister MO tons, THOMAS SMITH, Commander : lying In the ks London Doc. 'TED vane, built expressly for the Launceston trade, has jest armed afar a iat i psamp. Ile 'bee elsgaet accommodation for a few chief ca r•—lor terms of trelgbt or passage apply to Mr. T. B. AAIiU, lfa 15A, : or to DEVITT and MOO= 9. Edniterelreet. DE d V;IZT and 14 . 0ORLZI BI lL a II T S TO TIgl it IAN ca LINIC trader, dilly expected from the colony, and will return age& isamedhlely , the spieled Aberdeen clipper HEATHZR 111 ♦ l yews, righter 472 tans, H. W. HARSISWORTR, cam• manage; Tondos Docks. This beautiful vessel has bees bath expressly for the trade. has most elegant accommodation for s =and Is one of the taste•t ships out of the port of Loa performed three voyages from the colony In 75 days reepsetively.—For terms ot freight or pump apply to DEVITT and MOOR; 9, Billlterstseet • VILAOK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PAWS tar AUSTRALIA teem London direct Part Ship. I Twasega. I Decks. i la Salt .14." Pbsete7 l,OOO Tesdea --- Ara - YiV lo rel .r. Nazis 116 7 Z. ‘609 India Y awl I t 0 7 ,25 .. Pagans l.OOO IBMs Age 2 4 1 . gusamiao4 .. Mar 2,600 odettroltd Ilse rimiest* Imo. by Moir pootttabir sad rapid yomorom, was& • world loom *iolaUso. mi that:pm& taw woolsolotiso mintioned by soy vend o sasal—For oil pli.Voilin byglit or to A:ninth' to DALNISZett., : Agents for filo - MaNz EMIMAMA oat 00.. Loadtabollalroot. Lookit. LC. BEAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The SATURDAY, April 18: TURSDAY, June L Returning trine New York SATURDAY. May 9: TUIII4DAY, Jane 83. The trips will be continued at similar intervals daring the season. the precise dates of which will be duly announced. ltaN k irst Cabin, Z2O to A.Ol, accoLhig to enceinmodatiow, all ha tbe acme privileges in the is . Second Cabin. Ma Return Ticket s will be issued eta fa and a half ; Istamediale Tesesils, 41010 a ; Steerage, .C 7 7s. Freight on moderate toss. Tar Ilartlter , mrtlevlan apply to RUC ER, GAOL end Om, loadsohallatrast, KC , or to Ma Great nip Company Gifted), 90, Cannonstreet, London, LC. : and IS, The Albany, Old Hallotrast, Mamma. —Foe intermediate and storage pa mpa apply oho to Me SAUL and MULL& 19, Water satest., lbaspooL anew. NOTICL—SITEBACIE PARR BY MAX= OF II! AIME!, SIX GUINEAS (MI dal TO 11111811 OOLUliktlA rill ii KLY STEAM COMMTINIOATION to 4011 lama —The LITEILFOOL, NEW YORK, sad PIIILADILPHLAWIZAM-8111P COMPANY Intend daspatob. Ina *Or tabgewared Olydnbuilt trout &saw Insassabipagar at gaeanadssna to ereberk passengers and al WEEKLY IRON tavr.r.korn, rerrAtTo3.l.. CITY OP NEW YORK, Ma day, AprO I. LANOAJtOO, Ratonlay, Aprll 4. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wedaesday, April & IDINBUROM, Wcdnesday, Awn 15 Mfg every nimeeding Wednesday. Oils% peamse, 15, IY, and 11 parrs, according to this woos. modstica. Forward pastas.. 8 ohms, Including all provisions gookad. Faaangers ?or Canada. tbe United Mates, and British CoMmbla. hooked throwl. 0a very IMITWIMIPOUN terna.—For tialber particulars linty to W I ILIA M INMAN, 42, SW ate ratreel, Id : or to SITIM and MACS!. el. Kin Wllllara.trset. liftmss sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Mtn NAIL MAII•8111PA, appointed by time Admiralty to moll LIVIOLTOOL sad NSW YORK. mad between LIVER, TOOL and BOSTON, with liberty to mil at Salida or other port to land and rewire mail', gouda, and paineesays, the Boston Alpe Malin at liana to land and metro pamenyers and bgr is aesty's mails. The iollowlim or other motels are to mil mil from Liverpool, nllinit at Cork to rewire the Mao: ARABIA, for BOST4)N, Katorday, April 4. MUSIC. • YLB6I—. for YORK . BMord.y. it. • Takla' passengers and goods for Nieman and Havana. to be teanekered at New York on board the 1.V.8.21. British Queen. NATIONAL CHORAL SOCIETY. L Triage money, Including steward's tee and provisions, but t. Wilma* wines or aquas —To Halos and Boston, clad cabin, 4:lBllJscond cabin. el& To Now York, chief cabin. L 26: oaks, glB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, g 3 pee ton, and 6 per oast prizosse.—Apply to J. B. T..ud, 52. Cid Mad-state; London : J. 11. Currie, Barre, and 12, Place do la Wares, Paris :Burns, Buchanaa.eirest, Glasgow D. L sad C. Wiser, Queenstown ; or D. sad C. Wirer, a, Warne , sliseLLlverpooL pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS despatch the asslotewatlessid tinkles. atom,. /or iFiliiiik7z7d the RHINE, the BATAVIERIeaves the British and /onion Moan Moot, Wapping. may Sunday. at 11 mu. Faros : Is.. dl las., and 17$. Id. Return tickets. a tan sad a half the PTIIKOORD. Thursday morning catty, from or the Toner. Any St. ]hr ➢ilSt [ ix. the BCHWLLB ; OONDOR, or MOW!, altar safely wary Thursday, from aorsslyekore, at 11 am. . calash at Blackman Pka to receive paassagass at Doom Yana : th. sad 10e. Tot 60'1'BIIfDIIS6, the LONDON, Aprfl Id, from Handy down. Tares. CI fa. t 2 111., and AL por 00/M/fRAGEN, a steamer. In a few day Few *NW, pwelane, di r a ihu ng at Chaplin • Iladvanal Omen,El= to oiuvita. and PHILL/Ptik 91JXABLZ PIIIIAMOTHICAL 1/11112131111rrill. R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, Mat his Gigot Rooms, SU * Kingukritet.C=ntaantea. TO OW. April t, at imitpust le precisely, eirpetielve IaICSOit'OPU by 4 m int. Beck eel Beck, allfi other good nab's,. CAMINraII and lenses, and other photographic apparatus. object teftckymicals. air pumps, and a variety of misoallaneess g e tOu view the day prier and morning of isle, and cata logue had. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTS ABTEIMATIC BA.U3AM, whim& confining the bowels or &Boding the heed, truly efelenciona and pleaaant, is admitted to be the beet medicine for immediately relieving cougho, confirmed capes of sathron, and incipient consumption. It fre quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent la iipproaching consumptlon its effects are truly am= Persons der v ve eu d d o o f n aeet f orlen f lying down for fear of suff i ce:a- Prtarel ma only and sold W. tdi few min u tes, BET! chemist, WD end Charum-croes, end by all druggiata, in bottle,, laid., end three quantities In one, fa Pd. Bo particular and ask foe laraluot's asthmatic Massa The name end address Is engraved on the Masao. DI2fNEPOILIYB PIIRIC FLUID MAG 211231.41 blis her. Mutts tarenty•lho yeafa= lnalso&V oas' Maned by the medical profession, sad nal Ikan= a ttablk, ea the best remedy foe acidity of the rt, headache, tont, and Indtglatlon, and so a rand ape neat toe delicate coneattuhonasneae Slpsslsll7 h iala aad children. It b in a Mate a set rarML of Whom y DI 11:11110110 and Co.. 174 Nem mlnlm ea." London; mid by all reepeetabie theagsta liwohdlb mat Ihe merit. The performance of The Menials, given by this society last' evening at Exeter-hall. under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin, the society 'a founder and meagre, drew an immense amemblags, by whom the hall woe crowded to exams The performance was a very fine one. The prin cipal singers were Madame Rudersdortf, Mien Palmer, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Seotley. The chorus WY complete sad stroog, both in respect to numbers sod quality ; and the instrumental bead, a select body of our best performers. we. able to sustain the races quite sudiaimilly, without to the least overpowering them. CRTSTAL Pecs-The palace and grounds will be opus on Good Friday from sin* to the morning. Rates trains will run all day, u wall as excursions from many puts of the country. Mr. Sims Reeves, Madame Roden dorff, Mr. Weise. and Kr. Thomas Harper will take part im a consort of sewed mausio at 3 o'clock. The palace will be lighted up is the eveniag, to enable visitors to return at leisure. ace North London line, by way of Kensington, being now available, • large number of visitors are expected from the northern districts of the metropolis. FEAR GOD Howona THE KUHL-While we regret that the royale sneering, took plata in Lent, we mart also express our sorrow that any " high" church clorgy man should be guilty of such outrageous fanaticism as to apply (in • sermon) such language as the following to those whose loyalty led them to join in the festive mast brations on the wedding-day :-"If any now under the pm. text of loyalty will do outrage to the memory of the suffer ings and sorrow' of tlisi Son of Man. I will tell you to whom they are like ; they are Me the Roman soldiers who put the purple robe aod crown of thorn' oti Him, and bowel the knee and mocked Him, doing homage to the outward symbol of royalty, sod heaping foul insult on Him who is the very substance of all true royalty, the source of all honour sod glory, King of kings, and Lord of lords." No wonder that the preacher-the R. J. W. H. Molyoeux -is coo who is beard of , principally as engaged in cootentioos with post la:r if fierdians and in law suits with churchwardens, ha ./ - CAI/ reAwan. CCM addition to the large number of emigraota despatched from this port last week te Liverpool, ea route for America (says the Sligo Independent), I we have to record the departure of • further batch, amount lag to about 300, who left by the Shamrock steamer on Nadu night for the gams destination, together with lOU by the Sligo on Wednesday, and 50 by way of Derry ; is all making a total of 460 during the present week. The I Drogheda &porter says :-" Larje bodies of oar stalwart youth are being weekly drafted from our shores, end there le no longer any doubt that their destinations the Northers States of America, and their objcat to join the Federal army. Darin, the past week or two some hundreds have mimed through Drogheda sod Dundalk, for Liverpool, en rook to United Stews. Many of them are from Louth sad TOZIALPB PARINE MEOX suceseafnilY Meath , bat • they come from Cavan and Longford. kp bled tho CO NT Laden Sorreteka whew the saes „„ 1 They ere Neat, hearty young fellows-the flower of oar Agairs' (Witmer , /M em* Unrii Pelmedi "gm pormatry. k oleo sonood as • sigoideent foot, that not greet, kk 'tor, Mt, emern a In a et Mx kora. of o n . m f ad ne d d• eat emote to either lo react er chronic ilisemes.--te. me ' ► becks. by wt • - Is. M., et C. faissiga. hymn caesium, es. Lesseko. at all —" CalUaldileA ri iii*DlOAL, sad GKNERAL SOCISTY. "14 sr. razikB4IQUARII, I,ol‘hod, The Animal knazietal ranks of tue Sooisty's oprestises theme The Aesnnuscs Teed=%vested is me di = 4sv. Anneal Prather tar the last yaw meow ram= t i o 4 PLll ii ci t e d e re last Division 41,711,M The following are smog the distinctive leatthee K Sk• lie dety Citenrr Sverith—Os Policies for tbsybois of M. one half of the Annual Preouleass daring the Ind tee years may remain so credit, end may alibis coated,* se a debt on the Policy, or Low°eras tiros B.Asas s of Maws Pow now Lnws, with early ferti bl Vle Paella • • TLI D 11, se may DJ asiewed at Itel3Shilall proportioned to Se Menage* dela Peon* eitenanndift or CLAM —Claims paid thirty days after peopled deal& Tat AOOOll/MI AID BALLIGII loam are at all times open to the latipectips of the Assured, or of persons propodng to amen Tables of ltatits and Pones ad Proposal can be defined beak any ad the Sedde's Agents, fig of tiro coTCLUFE. Actuary aa=piz ir Iti tit demees's-seuare, The leradaiary keens atilt@ disdnipseanlal Millet in 1M Vamp* Vamp* pm Cent, and the Cosh Bowes IS pm Owilya Ow lowunials laid hi the 3 yeses. The stelbliese of Profits will take 7Yee is sammiros. LAW LIFE ASS Load URANCE SOCIETY, er imaytemso. 424 •11 41.14.11 "" its ,om en 11400 Yob our ia ina a *rsnkwwat• THS LONDON PAVIL I ON. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS tar NM TASTES NOLTDAYS' to be witnessed only at the Ten don. Pavillon. Utile Corelli, witose wonderful performances bare • Mttelet the prolid appellation et the 'lnfant Queen of " rem Intioduce some new and marvellous feats Maly kg to behold. Mies Constance, the most pleasing and windredeentralle In London. will appear. Operatic Selections will be rendered to every detail whit care andphscision and the Omsk Talent will be found time meet Marione. and totally devoid et mdpulip.—The LONDON PAVELION, Tialtbesneetreet. CIIIIITION.--COCKE'S Celebrated READING N./ nAUCI,Iot 71sb. Game, Steaks, Solve, Gravies, got and Cold.Neats;and unstrailad lei general ase, Is sold by of.l rarpset abbs dinky, Inilansen . maastaqa.red only by,b. ink progelelof. CHARM 000K8, 6. Duke-street, leading. I. Or limes Waretteruse. AU others are spurious imli..toa• FLOWER SEEDS, carriage free. PRUE MZDALS, 1861 sad 1801.-12 new anima* Itis. ed.; ditto. U.; lb balthardy armor 7s. 6d.. 12 ditto, ea.: 60 hardy sassie, 10a. ;30 ditto, 6e. : 15 ditto, re 6d. The above collec tor me e selected with the greatest care, with a view to give ilts street palmists Variety. Ample arguer dietetics& are rioted on each packet. BITYLIA sad WCULLOCII, HIED MEACHAM Caveat prdr-immitst. Learn. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, i new .1.. N invention, so admirably contrivad that a NI butt as well as miller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour er Uouble. Its ortion is so impalpable that the sedlumet of the moat limpid (laid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price la. Ina. Its., to suit es, V, and le gallon maks. BAR'W'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vietireg required. No MOM est hew or SOW wine. Prim 4s. Oi ; ditto. electroplated, es.—Apply Wren to JAIINS BilaitLOW. patentee, 14, King Williamateeek Mansloulouse. like that ids name sad address are on mu uncle ; all otbetsen spurious lealtatkma Defraying' gratis. ihilabilimui (WITION.—WATIEICESTON sad BROGDIOT recomunead the pablie to ha.. the Cann Gold stated on the Invelloo—.. fine Gold and Pun Gold: as applied to lowellem =a delusion. WATIlinnTOll end DROODEWS GOLD .10i, and all Arne* sommtaintsrod by them, are sold upon tido principle, and at the manufacturers' prima. Manufactory, 1,0, Hanietteotreet, Closent-gardeN W.C. Assays made et *Was end }enellery tor la each—.NN. B. This establishment Is aloud at I `the evening, and en Soturdairs at NOTICE. —BAKER and CRISP have REMOVED from trt, Rtmentwtreet. to Use ols‘esta bathed premises of the late Mr. Phillip, 193.RIGEMT.117EE =tCoodult-street, where they are NOW aIILLLNO the able STOCK of el RS, Glens, Dream Shaw* Maud kirehteb. Eartmola, General Drapery. am, as a reduction aqui land to *bootie par mat. TROXIBERS.—SpeziaI attention is called to the NSW USING 000Dit, sad gentlemen who do sot mind =il OW price for good good pair of acumen ass &plod es ,teras that csariot, he excelled. at a[YILLTON sad marrows, TAILORS, , 1* 4 err",,--.111116108.14•PPOlallillilloolhelo-* '8 PERFUME FOUNTAIN, as used R lifirl in Peincess L Alexandra's bridal boudoir at Windsor Coatis, Is now extensively patronised by the nobility and gently for the thawing room. ballroom, sapper table. Re. Priem from 41 10a. 111111114 PATENT VAPORIZER, for pursfying and perfuming the atmosphere. Price from Sold by all the trade.— RDISELL, perfumer, SI, Strand, and 04, and SOUND TEETH are indispensable i rerwensi Attraction, and to health and longevity by the gopar mastication of food. Dantean' ODONTO, sr cempo•uded of Oriental ingredients, to of inestimable nine In promming and bsentlb.eg the teeth, strengthening the gumn and to giving a pleasing frWance to the breath. It eradicates testae from the teeth, removes spote of incipient decay, and polishes and peuserres the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-Ulm whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the watronage of royalty and the arbto essay of Swope, aidt Is uni vursally in high !sputa Prim nd. box. at 10. liation•garden, and by Chemist& and ykttamme. Ask for nowlamb' Odonto.' GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES.—The PIM NCEM4 of WALL..—An additional stanza, appropriate to the royal bride, may be had without additional charge. Mr. Biwa lame will sang this neer Anthem at the Crystal Mace on Good Trid Price of the anthem. with thorns ad lib., loor.part song. Pd.; piano solo (illustrated with flrfal croup), M., piano duet, la London: Robert Locks and Co., New Barnagtomatreet. Ms 14th Edition. vastly Improved, with coloured plata, (I N the CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION. V By Y. H. Banana; YD., late Senior Physic's& to the Eoyl lnfi,eall for Dimese at the Chest. i I anatotny has never afforded more conclusive wridase• In proof of the curability of a disease than It has in that of soosumption. - -Ouswell. " esperience convinces me that De itantadge's work is full of Interest. and merits the medal attention of practitionere"—Lebean London : Longman sad Co. CURVIOLS 0 11 :" I VC " . CROWN LAND@ MOUS. TOTALS lII.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended March 31; 1863, the Application of the same, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund fur the said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge. Surplus Sapp beyond the eharp of the Goma°. Belated Fund, for the Quarter ended Dee. 111, 1862, riz : Great Britain Ireland t 914,400 0944,490 become received In the Quarter ended March 31, 1563, es shown In Account I. Amount raised per Act W. 2.4 Viet., esp. 100, on account of Fortifications, he OOO,OOO Amount received In the Quarter ended March 31, 1883, in repayment of Advances for Public Works, dc 1110,791 C? 0,08,028 Amt undid out of the Income for the Quarte r ended March 31, 1863, In redemption of It:chequer ga leileteney) BWa for the Quarter ended Dec. 31, 13,148,612 Amount applied out of the Income to Supply Ser vices, In the Quarter ended March 31, 1863. 10,607,333 Chargeof the Consolidated Pend for the Quarter ended March 31, 1866, via : Interest of the Pereaanent Debt. _66,715.487 Terminabt Principal ble of De liehensor 888 6,300 Interest of -Ihtser Bills Interest of thcyßlW 176 The Civil List 101,1161 Other Charges on Consolidated Fund 666,278 Advances for Public Works, &c. 130,786 7,384,812 fluirplus Balance beyond the Charge of the Conso lidated Fund, for the Quarter ended Much Si, 1863 Via : Great Britain ,290 Ireland £l96 =jai 937,57: £20,018.0211 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. minza's TaLscams. THE CONVENTION BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA. DEBATE IN THE BERLIN CHAMBER. BERLIN, KA= 31. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, a debate took place on the Polish question. The Polish members asked what the go vernment intended to do with the refugees from Russian Poland who bad been sent into the in terior. Count Enlenberg stated in reply that the in• tentions of the government were based on cle mency in the majority of cases, especially with reference to those persons who had been drawn into iha nmellaßl-egaiiist Wiz . Oa the other hand, however, the government was obliged to fulfil the obligations it had contracted with Russia. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LFXBE.B.O, MAaca 30. The day before yesterday General Base uski crossed the Bug, in order to commence operations in Volbynia. LEMBERG, llissai 31. It is rumoured that a Polish Legion, under the command of Wiezbicki, has marched from Tultacha, in Bulgaria, into Podolia. (W HARF% TZLIGRAM.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Mace 31. At a council of the ministers it has been decided at mice to convoke the Transylvanian Diet. The resignation of Count Apponyi (Jude' Curies of Hungary) has been accepted by the Emperor. (anima's =sown.) CONVENTIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND BELGIUM. BERLIN, MARCH 31. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Herr von Bismark laid before the house three con ventions concluded with Belgium on the 28th inst. The conventions comprise a navigation treaty, an agreement with reference to literary and artistic copyright, and a protocol, declaring the adhesion of Prussia in principle to the redemption of the Scheldt dues, on condition of her being placed by Belgium upon the same footing as England. Herr von Bismark pointed uut that these con ventions marked further progress in the direction entered upon by the French commercial treaty. He also stated that Prussia had promised to co operate in procuring the redemption of the Scheldt dues for a certain maximum. SYRIA. VIENNA, MARCH 31. The Vienna papers of today announce that con flicts have taken place at Damascus between the Muaaulmans and Christians A great many of the latter had taken to flight. Tile Consul]; bad de manded energetic action on the part of the govern ment. Similar conflicts which bad broken out in Northern Syria bad been terminated by the in tervention of the governor. Despatches were received yesterlay at the Colo nial-odic' from the Governors of the West I odis lalseds, sad from the Lord High Commissiouer of the looms Isliods. Despatches were seat to the Lord High Commissioner of the looks Ishuslit SYMPATHY WITH POLAND.,—At a public meeting i of the inhabitants of Pouthitinpton, held at the Guiklball there on Monday, to express sympathy with Poland, the I Mayor of floutlnunpten (Ur. F. Perkins) in the chair, the following resolutioas were passed, vie.::—That this meeting desires to express its sincere awl easiest sympathy with the people of Polaod is their heroic struggles, past and ,presonti against the despotiem, oppression, and cruelty of the Bos nian government, whose flagrant breach of the most solemn public engageosenta, total disregard for the faith of treaties, and systematic plunder, proscription, and masa= of the . owe free and pliant people, diseatitle it from hold ing them any looser in subjection, and that the re-establishment of the kiapluen of Poland is the =fest guarantee for the future pesos of Europe. That a memorial in overshoe* with the foregoing reipolo tion be forwarded to Lord Pakuentoa, and expressive of a hope that the power and influeoce of the British govern- meot will be united with that of France in favour of the just rights and national independence of Poland. That peti lions to both bowie of parliament, expressive of the mime v a cs ' s , be scud to and signed by the Mayor cm behalf of the meeting. That subscriptions be opened at th e b ac k f or the beoeflt of the widows and orphans of the Poise who have fallen in defence of their liberties. METROPOLITAN FERE HOSPITAL, DEVON/MERE. M O A B; Criv.— The riwiti number cid patients relieved during the week ending March 28 was t--Medital, 967 ; siargienl, 813--tatal„ 1,480 ; of which 847 wise new mew YR. °LIMBER'S SCIENTIFIC BALLOON ASCENTS. The first of the second series of four high moats in Mr. Corwin's large halloos, for which the Bella Aasociation voted 200/. at the Cambridge meeting, teak place yesterday afternoon from the grounds of the Crystal Palace. The went has been in contemplation for wad days, and on Saturday the balloon was partially in land, but the wind was too high, and in a wrong dire:- lea, and it bad to be postponed from day to day. Mr. Masher took palmation of his half of the ear at four le's:dock, with Mr. Colwell for his sole vis-d-zit. His in struments were arranged on a bench before bum from which they bristled up in such a close array as nearly to kids him from sight. With two exceptions they were ecortructed for these expeditions by Messrs. Hoped and Sambre, the Instrument makers to Greenwich Observatory. The following list of them will show how carefully the ;ob i nervation have been planned, and how much more com plete the second series of ascents will be in this particular than the first:—L Owed box, with twelve tee* far deter mining the quantity of ozone at different heights. 2. Spec trum apparatus for observing Fraaeohofer's limas in the solar spectrum (the identical instrument need by Piaui Smith at Teneriffe). 3. Solar radiatiou thermometer. 4. Minimum ditto. 5. Dry sod wet bulb ditto. 6. Ditto ditto under influence of artificial current. 7. Hermit's hygrometer. 8. Daniel's ditto. 9. Aneroid. 10. Adie's mercurial barometer. 11. Compsm. A few minutes after four, Dr. La, the venerable President of the Astrona utical Society, heeded Mr. Glaisher the mercurial taro. meter, and after waiting for a favourable moment, at 4.17 the balloon started, and sailed easily off right in the eye of the declining sun. The wind was fresh and sharp from the eat. The balloon paid elan to the North Water Tower, and for a few minutes obeyed the direction impressed upon it at starting, but it soon entered souther current, which Mopped Its coward course and brought it back toward. the starting point. The course was then slowly upward, with little horizontal motioo. A stiller ascent, and therefore a hoer one for the purpose, could hardly be imagined. At the height of about two miles the balloon stood over Clapham. At this elevation, however, it encountered a south-west current, which changed its course, and wafted it over the south-eastern part of Loudon to Deptford and the Isle of Dogs, where it rose to an elevation of four miles and a half. The thermometer then mood at zero, a higher tempessture than was expected at this season. Mr. Glashiar and Mr. Colwell, counting their pulses, found them to make respectively 97 and 98 beats a minute. The aeronauts de selected at half-past 6 on a field belonging to Mr. G. Brown, Garda= Hall, Barking Side, Essex, pleased with the sue ! sem of their excursion. Mr. Glashier expressed the highest saidection with the manner in which the balloon was I misused by Mr. Ooxwell, so as to enable him to make his observations with core and safety. A THEATRICAL KISS. A French journal gives the report before a jus tice de pail! of a claim made on an actor of one of the small theatres of the suburbs of Paris, for a certain number of kisses, and • certain amount of tender squeezing on the stage. We get to know exactly by this amusing incident of real life the cost of a theatrical kin, aooordiog to the dramatic laws of ih• stage in Femme. A high and noble authority has aid — The Mu you take la pall by that you glee : The joy le mutual. That is a poetical estimation, a love's young dream sort of estimation of embracing. Hear the prose story. One M. Narcissi" appears before a justice of the peace, sed,address. Mg the j ud ge, says—" Monsieur Is juge, I'm • dramatic actor. I play the parts of lovers in • theatre of the Ban lime. My parts oblige me to be extravagantly paniooate, excited, and enthusiastic. I'm obliged oceasioaally to love women of all ages, of all conditions of life, actively and weeveriegly sometimes for a couple of hours together. Love-making may become laborious, Monsieur is juge. and even repulsive and annoying, if one is obliged to make love. Well, sir, and will you believe it, all my lire, devotion, my artistic amorous skill, so unceasingly addreesed to the pit, has got me into grief." Judge—`• How so?" Nudism— " Parbleu! I gain only 100 fr. a mouth for running away with young ladies, making love to confirmed coquette', and often seducing unsuspecting innocence, and they want to make me pay 150 fr. for articles delivered." Judge— " Articles delivered; sod pray what were they'" Nar eine—" Kinn— (much laughter)-150fr. for one man to pay for such trifles ! That is what M. \Wein demands of me for, in fact, kissing hie wife on the stage whilst playing my rile." Judge—" How is thls ?" Valsia—" It is a very simple affair. There are certain regulations which belong to all theatres on the subject in questien. Art. I says, ' When an actor playing his rat is called upon to kin • lady, he shall only appear to do so.' Art. 2. ' Any actor who shall really Mee aa seines without her previous formal consent, shall be fined Mr.' Art. 3. ' Pressing sincerely to the heart pays a Gee of 2fr. 50c.' Now, Marches has . vigorously eeibeaedmy wife ten times, and unmistakably . kneed her 25 times, for wig.* I demand 150 fr." Nar ctsse--"The pries is beyond all reason!" (Laughter.) Vs/sie—" I deemed that we, according to the usages of the dramatic law." Narcisse—" Come, let us compromise the matter; there are faults on both sides." Voisin— , "Good !" Narciase—"l stole 25 kisses!' Vann— " Yes." Nareisse—" Well, thee, I offer to return them !" Here the wart lost all its gravity and the judge dismissed the case, referring the matter to • higher oonrt of justice. Under the impale and guidance of the Working Yeas Club and Institute Union, the movement for the formation of clubs nod institutes for the industrial climes makes steady progress. Additional clubs are almost daily being established, and there is s growing desire among the managers of oicohaaice institutes to modify their constitu tion so aa to allow al the adoption of club features. GLASGOW, TIMIDAT Moira Early this morning Lord Palmerston ;wood ponied doe Lord Provost and the trustees of the Clyde navigation in an inspection of the Riser Clyde. One Ram Rams' memoilked etas ships, the Royal steamer Wolf, was plied at tie disposal of the condom kei the purpose of the iaspeolim. The noble lord arrived at the pay is an owes carriage at half-met tea. amompuned by the Lord proved, with when be has hero idyls& and the Right Ron. W. was His prdgreso through the city: to the q was a perfect ovation ; shoed all Glasgow smembled to do to him, and the noble I lord apprized greatly gratified at the warmth of do mem. firm Ameeg doom invited mere the anient Ara% Lord Doeferoolino, the Lr Hope, Sir 11., Almon. Kr M.P.. Ma Cram Ewing, Right Rea. W. Corm, Colonel Sfr J. R. Almisadow, the Ron. 3. Artily, Prl Ilimbew and Ddinharlist, bake, ILP., 7/kr. Mem - ...00•14tve whole hired 9,IPIP•Pk, 4 % Ails el tee oh rewe Wen, whose warm cheers the Premier. Upon reaching ipid her Majestys ■hlp Hogue, carrying Lord Palniarstoa's flog as Lard Warden of the Cinque Ports at the fore. The yank of the Hague were mooned, and • sal•te of 19 gnu was Arad, which was responded to by the hand of the 29th Begimest, which was stationed on board the Wolf, playing "Bale Britansia." A dejener was pro vided on board by Mesas. Ferguson and Forrester, through the liberality of Mews. Barns, the owners of the veineL The ship itself was an abject of great interest, being nearly new, and having been built on the lines of • sister vessel which bas sot been equalled in speed, and which has re. peatadly run the American blockade. Lord Palmerstoo landed at Greenock, where be was re ceived with immense enthusiasm. Upon reaching the Tows- The Provost of CREMPOCK presented an address. He reminded Lord Palmerston that ten years ago, when Lord Russell visited Greenock, be was the Art to as- Donna approaching troubles with Reasia. The coati nental horizon now appeared doodad ; but he trusted that on this oocsion, through the armed of his lordship and the moral inflame of the great powers, the sword would be returned to the scabbard with honour, sod that sub stantial beadle would accrue to the appeared Poles. Lord Paxicoureon, in reply, expressed hie deep sense of the kindly way is which Lis SirriollB had been estimated. He was glad to say that he had only to hold out the " me sdames pada arrangement. with of her udder" His lordship wee subsequently entertained at a luncheon, at which Proved Grieve presided. The hall was crowded in every part, and the galleries were mod by the presence of a goodly gathering of the lactic* of Greenock. A band played various popular airs at Litovsk, and great enthu siasm was excited by the performance of a Highland piper— the piper major to the Highland Rifle Corps. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts having been drunk, Provost GRIMM proposed "The health of Lord Palmerston." Lord Pause:won, who was received with great cheering, dwelt upon his attachment to Scotland, and his admiration for her creative genius and her industry. "If, " continued the noble lord, " I have succeeded in obtaining the goodwill and approbation of my fellow-countrymen —if, in soy respect, my public laLoure have been &Ivan terms to the country, it has been owing to two things alone—it has been owing, in the Ant place, to a needy dean to perform my duty is whatever position I may have happened to be placed. It is owing in the next place, and mainly and principally owing, to that generous and enlightened support which the people sad parliament of this country have always afforded, and always will afford, to any minister who endeavours to do that which shall be most consistent with the interests of the country at borne, and with its honour and dignity and security . abroad." (Cheers.) In the evening Lord Palmerston attended a soiree of the working chums in the City-hall. About 2,000 masons were present ; Mr. B. atUaLlllll., Y.P. for the city, occupied the chair. The chairman haring opened the proceedings, an address on behalf of the working men of Glasgow was presented by Mr. Cullen. . . . Lord PaLisiMerni, in reply, said—lt is one of the best privileges of those who are charged with the conduct of affairs in a free country to have the happiness of meeting —as I do to-night—large bodies of their fellow countrymen. (Cheers.) Those who conduct despotic go vernments are separated by impassable barriers from the greet bulk of their fellow-subjects. They have not those opportunities which we have of coming face to face—of making personal acquaintance—of obliterating those pre *Dom which often are created by want of mutual acquaint rice—and they suffer from it in • way which ought to make them desirous to convert their system of go. verument into one similar to our own. We, who are charged with the government of the country, are obliged, as a matter of duty—and we have opportunities for doing so—to become acquainted without perhaps much personal incon venience with the wants, the wishes, and the feelings of the great mane of our fellow-countrymen. But the great masa of our fellow-cluntrymen are not so mach is the habit of personal intercourse with those whose duties keep them away, and who are engaged in other spheres, and many of them no doubt believe that a minister of state is a tort of prim, etiff•looking gentleman—(a leugh)—looking as if be had swallowed a poker—(a laugh)—and not animated by those feelings of sympathetic congeniality which ought to inspire the heart of every man who has the conduct of the affairs of his fellow•eoantrymeo. Bat when you get a live minister, as I hops you often will, you see that he is very much like one of yourselves, and that mutual intercourse is beneficial to both ; that it increases his sympalltywith you, sod that it augment' your confidence in him. (Cheers.) After referring to the spread and operation of free trade, his lordship went on to show the mutual dependence of capital and labour. He con tinued :—Now I address you to-night in a double capacity. I think I may be entitled to all you friends, good friends, and fellow-labourers : good friends you are, and such you have amply shown yourselves to be. Fellow-labourers, I contend, we are, because we all of us labour assiduously, end we hope not without eneoess, In the service of our com mon country. (Cheers.) Our sphere of action mry not be the same, but we both labour in the same way; we labour with our bands and brains ; and I out tell you that though our labour is of a different hind, it is not very different in degree that our halos are constantly working and our hands are hardly ever without a pen in their fingers—(cheers)—and therefore I feel that there is a sympathy between us, that we ought totters mutual regard one for the other, that you ought to feel that those who are working for the service of their country to the best of their belief and to the best of their ability, are doing the same thing that you yourselves are doing, namely, exerting the faculties with which God hes endowed us, for the benefit of the country to which they have beau allotted. (Cheers.) You have been pleased in that address which I have had the honour to receive to advert to the course which I have pursued together with those whom I have had the honour of having as colleagues in the transaction of those affairs which we have had to manage. Well, really gentlemen, we have done no more than I believe any one of you under similar circumstances would have dose. We have had the good of our country at heart. (Cheers.) We love and adore our country. (Loud cheers.) We believe, as I hope you do, whether rightly or wrongly, that it is the first country in the world, sod we have upon all occasioss, to the beet of oar omvictiou and oar ability, endeavoured to promote its welfare and interests, whether at home or abroad. (Loud cheers.) We have bees, think, successful in the first place in main taining peace whenever and ea long as peace could be maintained. There have Idea odesionally interruptions, bz o t m t v h o os i. : oifn theterru people of ot wele ngu ac ii k t r th w ha ledg ve ed bee by n t e t w unaa for i• by a due regard to the interest, the boom, and the dignity of the country, and upon those occasions we have bees, sup ported by the voice of the nation and ifs representatives is commie el England Gould thee he Bielemed to with moms. (Cheers.) lam persuaded that you, gentlemen. and the rest of the people at England think that we Wed right le taking that decision. (Cheers.) That war lama, in deed, Milleted deep suffering and privation upon a large par tial' of this amustary—lase perhaps in point of extent here I. Glasgow than in Manchester and other tows* in the me neacturieg districts ; but even here it must have been grievously felt, and many persons might have thought that we, by taking part in the °Detest and declaring ourselves for one side or the other, might have put an end to that privation and terminated those sufferings. But that would have been a abort-sighted view ; and depend upon it, if we had taken that course we should have failed In our project, and isicreseed Instead of diminishing the suf ferings which we intended to alleviate. (Cheers.) We have always endeavoured to mast by all legitimate means in our power the development of those principles of govern ment, which form the happbsees mid prosperity of this coun try among other natioto who are willing to adopt them. And the success of oar endeavours has been great, became where some 20 years ago there was hardly a state on the continent of Europe which enjoyed nos titutional govern meat, there as now heavily a state which is ow shape or another has not the advantage of some met of popular re , presentetion. Biz lordship resumed hie seat shortly slug 10 o'clock amid great cheering. The proosediap were brought to a elms with addresses from Mr. Sheriff NU sad Mr. A. Hinosird, Y.P. THE BARTER MONDAY VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The volunteer review appoinied to take place at Brighton os Monday next does not draw forth anything like the amount of excitement which was manifested re specting its predecessors. The came interest may be, and, we believe, really is, takes is the display; but there is nothing new to talk about, and the quiet way in which the arrengemente are being carried out gives no scope for popu lar ocevematios. Of course domestic preparations are busy, and any person who comprehends in the least what's what, must have come to the right conclusion respecting those heavy Pickferd vane which were rumb li ng through the streets yesterday end Monday, and were eagerly dis gorging their loads of beer down plethoric cellars. Metro politan volunteers will apparently and no lack of their ac enstacied malt breads in Brighton- At Present this is the moat notable sign of the "coming event."—Brightme accordion. salted to sesompeay Lord Abstains seeder Per eirementaMies le • peat aillielica ImscllMlllit, .) pp, lan% Bedlam°, Lard nimOgvo, O. el all wars which alOll *Mists a laths driller 11.. far NI Uri Advocate, Admiral fflir, ; •. ..4 ?Fp ow* to be 4•14204. its 7" bare aI OWISIO N ' ' I U. Th v g ans ,,. ILE, Yr. I . pelmet brother, relates estayed apart ridaliem—rei .- Ig, /LP.. illr Ea Whisk., ILP, ~ . brothel mentemd overt Wilk eattare al the musky, , mr, ILP., lhe nom A. It inward, A er r , bow domelike cesclaing Op leseks al each cm. Mender, Sir .1. Campbell, Sir APUti, • ems , perhaps greater emit thaw would be inflicted r, Principal Berclay, the Proilestiet 4 • eta &alga fame. fri‘imidthst Mate ei - lies, Si, W. come Craig, Sir Alpir, j 6,.... We *NM be meat brim., lb bed bass MA, , I 7 tallor,ll.P., gm Fiodlay, x. P•, At., r --- ei Illlissisiderey ailakelikeistimpietties tereseselle ' Yam i1..P.. he. The ship, 'pith/ wrallethei aectlea. but we fele, mid we imam, that whole*** of the trip, w/diVes- Al. 0111 A Idlla la the ad** Mate et "lump wl e gailigfireratal , willig ~, , rifillpet the rergartema of got w bidi k we in. a the ca f - - 4 w i lt - lb madibiaMewiemplitillbe isispast beillar,-sai • cheers were cordially acknowledred by migAit feeder it diflieult, if not impossible, if • M. reaching Greenock the Wolf steamed fermi state of things should arise, that the friendly Yw Mrd ilLerott 31. 1333. isawa_ / IMAM :holm f(Ffer— 140,003 5,000 1,000.027 1,116,CM 1,1117,0110 Deerisie. 1,147,000 QUlTter ended Muds N. lift AWL >CI .7 . or _ .r 9lt•bl ~~ nes,ess Not Dowers. (now um NOWA omen%) FOREIGN-0171C; MARCH 25.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint John Gordon Bemoan Beg., now attooke to her Idejer'a krzation at Washington , to be a Third Secretary is her Majesty's diplomatic service. Fozzunt-ornes, Bianca 30.—The Queen has been grseigady phased to approve of Mr. Beds as Vies- Consul st Leith for his Moja , " the King of Promia. Foanax-orrics, M 31.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. B. IL Bibelot as Consul- General I. London for the Free City of Finelrfort. Duersuro-srasze, MARCH 28.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Bight Rey. William' Waring Jaaksoo, D.D., Lord Bishop of A otigua, to be s Member of the Legislative Council of the Island of Antigua. Her Majesty has alao been pleased to appoint Junes Bm., to be • Member of the Privy Council of the Island of Tobago ; Joseph Goodman, Esq., to be a Member of the Legitimate Cosnoil of the Island of St. Laois ; Jobe BM- Faq., to be a Member of the Legislative v Co e =el G orle Bahaism Islands; and Colmilisod . 4,0 e• Stamen, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of the Tacks mid Woos Islam& _ WHITEHALL. MARCH 31.—The Queen ban been pleased to direct letters patent to be pasted under the Gnat Seel, etnatiteting and appointing Sir Richard Made: Bromley, K.C.8., to be one of the commissioners of Green wich Hospital. BOARD OP TRADR, WHITAHALL, MARCH 31.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Conseil for Trade bare received from the Secretary of State for Fu Affairs a copy of • notion issued by the Portuguese Bo of Madill, declaring the Islands of Grand Csoary mad 'record!. to be emendated five from yellow fever, the former time the 28th Fobs-sari last, and the letter sieve the B eit February. BOARD or TRADE, Winn:HALL, MARCH 31.-- The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee at Privy Conseil for Trade have received from the Secretary of State foe Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, eoclosing a copy of a Spanish royal enter, regulatiog, u follows, the duties upon 1.64 e im poetat:oa into Spain of pr.o.ing paper :—Catizel, or only half-aised, nosier Spanish 1U percent. ad valorem ; ' ditto under a foesiga flag, 12 per neat. eat valorem. ARRIVAL Or TIIZ KANGAROO 771031 KEW YORK.— The lonise steamship Kapproo, from New York on the 1811, ult., arrived at Liverpool yesterday evening. Her neva bas been fully &Mi.:bated by the Arabia, rid Halifax. NOVKL BALL-ROON. —A ball was given last night by the nou•commismosied °amass of the Royal Artillery I. the &low Palace. It is constructed in the Gothic, style of architecture, and is perfectly moque ; the ceiling is sup ported by large pillars of ice, which run parallel with mett other. Adjoining the ballroom are four smaller rooms, three used ea dressing-rooms and one as • refreshment room, all built of the natural production—Lie. The ball was attended with ill the success that maid he desired. Dancing we. kept up until 12 o'clock in the most spirited manner. Several idioms of the line sod active militia wars present, and all arrived at the NM. 000.111110 M that the bell exceeded their most sanguine expectation;.—Quehea Mercury. Cowley. WAnon's CASE—This person is still i under the care of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. and A is not yet known what course be intends to take to extricate himself from his disagreeable poritano. It will be remembered that he was before the Bankruptcy Court in 1857, but affidavits were put in that he toss is such a state of health that it was dangerous for him to travel. Amongst the proofs tendered wee a moot extraordinary milliner's bill, li Miss Jane Clark, of Regent.etreet, for 2,7541. Os. 6 ~ of which SOW. had been paid, Lavin • balance of 1,1., incurred from 1850 to 1856 by Mrs. Waugh, for merly Mrs. Carew. That lady had, by her first husband (Captain Oars'', • daughter, who, in the year 1855„ married Sir Charles Pigot. As many of the articles were for Mies Carew on her marrine, a question arose whether Mrs. Waugh and Sir Chaim Pigut could not he held liable to pry the bill for millinery, 51rs. Waugh having had a settlement of GOO& a year from her first husband. Amongst the proofs allowed at the examisation in September, 1857, was one of 1,5071. for jewellery. There was also a claim spinet the estate of 45 guineas for one month'. boxes (jely 1856) at Her Majesty's and the Haymarket, the Adelphi and Olympic Theatres. The last that was heard of Colooel Waugh, in commuter with his bankruptcy, was is a 1 letter from his wife, who stated that he hod sous to Man sanares is Spain, but that his health was such that a journey to England might kill bun. A certificate was produced from Ia Spanish doctor, stating that "Senor 1) or Cclouel Wangle was serioudy ill, and that say mental satiety would be most dangerous. IDE. Di Jowuw's LIGIIT-BRoWN COD LIVID OIL. —The most limiting° cutaneous allectinos, as wen as ordinary 1 eruptions, win 41 . 32 L ,„ ,..1, ,,, :, ._.1, , e 1 .1 1, 0 , 1 , 3tS LOik. burgeon await: .. remedies bare • Waste/et Dispensers lew liweases of the akin, oreerves:—. It Ithere h may one medicine which Is at all to be compared with arsenic In it. power over skin dieraus, that wiedicioe is the Cod Liver Oil told in beetles es De. de JomiNe uIL"--Sold ally Is An isutfes,Si., midge.. by Dr. onsb a =l. I Harlon', and Go., 77, Strand, Leedom sad ladrertheniest. I •0