The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-21 00:00:00

NEM SI R 4 4 1 rt I f 4 s VIC ssituaxa / 'foal T v b ~.. No 4.922.) Murn., calling at MADRAB.—The well wit clipper auxiliary steamship LADY JOCELYN, 2,U2 tons, 300 horsepower, now loading in the Victoria :London) Docks, will leave on the 14th June, embarking pa s sengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 16th June. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a stewardess. The servioe will be continued monthly by one of the following fast-sailing auxiliary steam vessels belonging to this Company : UAW Tar. it Date of sailing: ---- 1 6 1,. --- Yanittlua Calcutta Jason Golden Plass Queen of thallonlit S. Indiana liydaapea lady Jocelyn Alfa ;211 S SOO OO Lie no US 2,221 KO UM Ude SO SOO 2,1111 SOO Jib IL Aninst 16. =bey M. 16. November 15. December IL Jan. 15, 1883. February 16. For freight or passage apply to Masora ORINDLAY and _ _Coy 55, Parliament•street, &W. the Brokers, Mears. AL/RID BRETT and Co ., 150, Leadrnball-street, EC. or at the Oakes a! the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, London, LC., where aloe appli cation for appointments as Midshipmen In this mark.° should be made. RICHARD DRLW, Beoreaary. Real India sad London Shipping Company (Lbaileill, 9, Mineinthan LC. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERS tram LONDON Direct "I. Tomise. To 8411. . - May 26. June 10. zone 26. July 10. May 96, Jima 26. 10/ 70. June 30. Sydney ' Stornoway Sydney . , Neville Sydney ' Morning Star 1,9X1 Sydney ......,... Annie Arc!atoll ltelboarna ' 6llanre (laaaewsy... 5.1100 llelboarne - W g h tr dm V OlO = kW aabaliniel Ins al yaelosta lay *air panateality aad mkt paanksan earned a world IDIOM& repstallon, and their pu lar, accoranodation la unainynasad by any ,oasts adoat.—For partieubtra respecting boleti or pease to Australia apply to JAMBS BAJNES and Co , 'avowal Loll Adopts for theßina Ball Use : V aud to T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Inadeabalintrott, Lase" B.C. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of _London) urn of PACKET MIPS to ALIBTEAUAL—Por MMLBOUItIf& Port Phillip. Direst (to Maw the India Mode so aIIAMMII7, Jute SI, callus at Plymouth), the splendid now slipper ahhy TIME BRITON. 1300 tons, a.ll. BAWN, Commander; iyhig to Ms East India Dacha. Her acoommoda- Moss an an dawn of paeseag ars unampams& and she sill Padrelet& as peonage ap lu i t m o al er t s aarriTO D IGAN, snail. se a Money W cal aoM• a t, and Boas. • ISK Lavisaluilistrest —Peemempers by this Ilea et Meta coassysd trem Piaillimakm to Plymouth lbsteims t miial-olsol Mraa, sat matosholass 1r thittkhles tars TVVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IF of PACKET NI IP.—For ADZLILIDIS Direct (hes fait arrived from the camy, and will have quick despatch), Op well -Ik:wink Bnumb-entit clipper banes THEN& A 1, 7119 tar, DAVID BRUCE, Commander: lying In the London Docks. fl favourite veasel, regularly employed In the Adelaide trade, It well known for her uniform sad comfortable lICCOCIIIDO dation for cabin pawengera— or terms of freigh or purge web to Mama PETER TINDALL, RILIY, and got 17, Gram eharchetreet ; os to DIVITT sad MONA 9, Billiteratreet. DITT and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE a PACCET-SHIP.—For FORT PHILLIP Meet (em Rave Immediate despatch), the new Leudon.ownsd clipper ship ARUNDit,_l4rds Al. reglater IMO tow WILLIAX BROADFOOT, Commander. Thls beautiful vessel, lust built on the most approved lines, alert a end.rate opportunity for ship- Peril and Plusentiera and is expected o make a very quick run out —For terms of freight s treet. passage apply to O. A. MMUS° and Co., 124, Blehoginpateor BRIT'? and NOMA 0. BUther4treet. d MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE DEMr and SHIP.—Fir LAUNCESTON Direct (has a part of her cargo engaged, and will have immediate despatch', the British-bunt clipper barque WEATRTRY. Al, register 310 tone THOMAS SMITH, Commander lying n 'London Docks. This vessel, built expressly for the trade, has just arrived after a rapid passage. She has elegant accommodetion for • few chief cabin passengem—For terms of freight or pumice apply to Mr. T B WALKER, No. 154 Helen's place; or to DEVITT gni MOORE, 9, B9llteratreet. DEVIT7' and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Yor LAUNCLA ros Direct (will have Immediate despatch , . the new Britlals-built slipper barque ASPHODEL, A 1, register S3O tons, JOHN W Y RILL Commander: LLondon pucka This vessel, admir ably adapted for the Laun ceston trade, is espected to mavery quick run out, and has good secoramodat for a cabin passangers.—Tor terms ski' frright or passage a toALKER., 154 . Hels-place : or to DEVITT sad MORK h. Ellitterwireca. VITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE :VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of FACE rr SHIP —For HOBART TOWN Direct Ito be .patched 26th May, last shlpptng day 24th May:, the splendid therdeen clipper HEATHER BELL A l for 11 years, register HI tons, H. W. HARMSWORTH, Commander: Wing in the 'ondon Docks. This beautiful vessel has been built expressly w the trade, has most elegant accommodation for passengers, id is oms of the fastest Olio out of the port of Loudon. having Wormed three voyages from the colony in e 8.79, and 75 tWs spectis ely.— la terms of freight or passage apply to DliVff2 MOOR; 9, Billiterstrect. (ITT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Tor HOBART TOWN Direct (a regular der, has just arrived from the Colony), the splendid clipper fp PERCY, A I, register gin tonn, RICHARD WRANIC MORI, efunander, , East India Docks. This vessel bar a spacious and egant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for Brat-class usengers. Has great height in the 'Mere decks for the ao- Ainiodation of bounty ticket and other intermediate pasalegers, ad will carry a surgeno .—For freights apply to the we, Ilan. AIt:HARMON B sad Co.. 17, BA feint's-piece, Bishopegatertreet ; or to sod MOM; ....—__ of PACKET SHIP.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct (a revs : trader, has Just arrived from the Colony, and will return again F l ediately',, the well-known Aberdeen clipper built ship NCRA HENTY, A 1, register 43t tons, ALEXANDER RNCIROBR, Commsustler. . loAding In the Loudon Docks. This =DM clipper is noted for her fast sailing qualities, and has by superior accommodation for chief and second cabin pas egers.—For terms of freight or psevage apply to Mew,. REID xl POWELL, Broad-street-buildings: or to DEVITT and WORE, 9, Snifter-street. NEVITI . and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Jr of PACKET SIIIP.—Yor PORTLAND BAT Meet (will ire immediate despatchl, the taidaalling British-Imin barque )NFLICT, A 1, register 351 toms, LEONARD MOON. Con mdse. Rae arst-rate accommodation for a few chief cabin smengers.—For terns of freight or passage apply to Messrs. ' JACKSON and Co., Great Winchesterotreet or to DEVTTT id MOORR p, Billiterotre•L CUUTION.—WATECERSTON and BROGDEN recommend the public to have the Cant Gold stated on the Ineoloe—" Rae Gold and Pure Oold," se applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. WATIISRSTON and 311.00DRWE OOLD CHAINS, and all articles manufactured by them, are sold epee this prniebde, and at the manufactswent prima llanalectory, 16, Hearletmotreet, Gwent-garden, W.C. boys mode of chain. and Jewellery sor la. each.-1 , 1.8. This selibilsinsel eked at 6 la the mobs, and an Sainitill• •11.. T H E NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. - The BURNOUT; In UAL SPANISH LAM IMITATION DOW HEAL THENCH, RSIIIIELLES. and SPANISH SHAWLS. REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 4e Guineas. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES. 421. A. BLACK &MINNS SPANISH DEPOT, 16. SOUTH AUDLIY-ST., GROSVINONZQUARE, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS, 106. STRAND. The NEW COATINGS for the co lesson are sow ready, of which specimen garments are kept for The trouser top are to great variety, end of textures sad patterns that can not be excelled. A select stock of walldng, toenglug. and over coats are always on hand, at HAMILTON and lIMTTOWS. 106. Strand. oppceite Exeter-itall. /EEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW TORY Direck—The LIVERPOOL, NSW YORE. PRILAIMILPHIASTISAMSHIP COMPANY intend despatch their toll-powered Iron Screw Stews-shim calling at Qa•sats to embark passengers and despatches. se follows: %PRIMLY - FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF NEW YORK, this day, May 21. CITY OF IVASHINOTON, Wednesday, May M. =NA, Wednesday, June 4. And every succeeding Wodnesday. Cabin passage, lb, 17, and 21 guineas, SCCOMIN; to the &atom odation. Forward peelings, 8 guineas, Including all provisions eked. Passengers foe Canada and the Western States booked - .ugh on very advantageous terms—For farther particulars •to WILLIAM LYAN, 22, Wateretreet, Liverpool or to 1 and MACEY. a ll Slag Willlamstreet, City. PILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS nu damn& nal undermentioned Broke nos stoesses as For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. the BATAVIER, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Ruled', morning. at 11 am., and the FTENOWLD, every Thtuaday stem ink, at 9 a.m., from off the Tower. For BREMEN, the MOWE. Wednesday evening, May PI, Horasedydown. Fans: ES, El, and 10e. Return tickets sued at a fare and a halt Notlee.—Tbe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven is ow open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to I pare of Germany. On and after May 99, the steamers will run from London twice week, VOL, Wednesday and Saturday, at noon. For GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF RASA, about Ma 19. to folkewed by the LONDON and THAMES alternately ovary reek, from Herselydown. Fame, 1,2 lbs. and El 10s. For COPENHAGEN, the UHT ANULIAN, May 21, from Rarer edown. Fee 'MEM. Isisslge, de.. apply at Chaplin*. I:Wren& Ogee, tegent-ciresk W . or to PHILUPPE, GRAVES, sad MILLIM. Rood-Mae. MI 11/FR. MILKS' (ALFRED WEBB MILES LILL NIW SPRING AND SUNMIta STOCK forte. World-tamed Scotcb ANGOLA lea TROMSO. L Dew replete and ready for inalbettrat Mess Treason were originated ey Mr. Mlles, Whoestialyaddrees Is Th. Eltooll-STRECT, HA NOV ES-21QUANZ and b get eimested with any woe. person imitating sad wine Wag in his IfIBRUAIT. IN TX R N ATI ON AL EXHIBITION. L 11060 and BON'S ceiabrated INDISPICiSABLE SUIT, shark is adapted equally for Walking, Riding, Travelling, or Boaltiaa will be found the moat comfortable ores' for a TWt to the Intonational ashibition, price from 301. to 70a. Spring amt assentor Clothing of every description, ready-made, or made to inemure for all classes and all wan L MORNS and BON, Randy-made and nerpoke Tailors, Habit Makin Woollen Drapers, Hattori, Hosiers, Boot and Shoo Mikan, and General Matta% Hones:London Clay Patabllshment, 1116, IL* 156, 157, Wi Oztord neries ; 2A 84, as, nch, 86, Q, 88. 89, Aliffate. atreet Bra 6016 507, 608, New Oxfordatreet ; 1,2, S, Bart-street. Tottenham-court-road Branch, lig, 158, Tottenharo.court-road ; 033. Eueton-road. Country tatablishments : Sheffield and Bradford Yorkildre. All articles are marked lu plain figures the lowest poielbie lima Iron, which no alvdement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money !TEAM to BRHMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, 3gramme - irk, and all parts of Central Genesny, EtfiltY IDNESDAY and SATLfRDAY, at Neon. by Um North moan Lloyds splendid steamers ADLILIL MOW; mad ;HWALBE. from Horselydosn, commandos May 10 These awls byre just been fitted with a spacious saloon on deck and We superior accommodation for passngers. Fares to Bremen: land Al ; return tickets, 43 and Al i fs . Sea passer, 38 hours 1 3.—Apply at G RAVES , arnt 0415ce. Itansat-circus.W. ' to ?Hawn, and PHILLIPPd, f lood lace, W/Jots of prices, with rules for mitmesewentent, sad pattern; tea.poet Z. MOSES and SON'S establishmenta are closed every Friday msning at onset till Saturday evening at aunoet, when Y rammed until Il o'clock. L MOSES and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, and containing some Interest tog easawning the • International Zahlbition," map Itoo.d gratis. and post twos. ...r.,FORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. during twentydlre years. e r :tatiusnY gXne ed by the weenal profession, And noire accepted by public, as the best remedy for acidity of the Womack. unborn, headache, gout, sad indigestion, and u a mild we sent for &beat* constitutions, more especially for ladies NA children- It le prepared, in • state of perfect purity sad luilsris strength, only by DINNUOILD and Go.. 17$, New lionfletrest, London; um% sold by all respectable Amides threastent the world. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal sumo" and to health and longeeitY 13 7 the r rasatiestion of food. ROwLANDIP ODONTO, or P L DRIITIPRICI. enegended of Orterel higredbants, is of inestimable rise le sad beautifying the WO. s t ren gtheeur th a e=sud erg a pleura Incur to the breath. 13 the teeth, removes spots of border dray, a O p t de air preserra the enamel, to which It Departs • whitener. Ito invaluahl= portal have obtained the roam. of royalty and the eery of trope, sad It fe aaiveismar In high repots. Prise t= pet beg. feif by h. Pretiall and raw, O. Bettor art kg Chisdels and rsetsmses. Ask tar Rowlands HOW to LIVE ONE HUNDRED YEARS. Tip the 7011ZOM4ilITINISH RAM ft 3111 111 by to was sad Ilmaity to le the mast picket, 11=11=dwasisliabilik S.: wail" Is. id. : loadan, 4111 Ow. k RNS, BUNIONS, and BZFECIIVIC TOI 111111ACTZD sad CUI la .as Wavle, wilmsd waa rase data . by Mr, LLINDAIL, la M sitsadad by Kra meaftit if maned. 11 =7a elL tti la Mr. Asada bas tambacalia tram Qs loyal irsially. E MUM a z !. =rib tbormats al Mb" 7 8. al .d ____ 11.60) . p o i t w it th. ,.. °lkftrial m g . I sh a llai bm t" em a il "' CAWS OOPABLNIC KEA sucioamfully MO MY am aw tedt walnut shag say palm.`—" Mr MdataZ * sad IstgltiffpW. h rti l l o car e a I alanadar, adt da ataiststpaes, ass lad Utata* I• cara talaatal Iran Ids lest by Mr. Baadad, sad sea Vaasa, Mb Iffir, . *Me la ad ~Ms as days, raiser la recant at drools diramss.--la al. Par bellia_by post la. atilt C. arms a hamitalamilkdllaalaildalt aaa ma - Mom 1 1 .lat 4 re" o°k." BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on the-Uslne. WWl= SEASON, ISM—The idINERAL WATERS of HOMBURG, se evidence,' by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Liebig, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and t. They are of admirable service in removing disorders T il t: stomach and ther inteatines. They sti ve, assist mulate these organs when tile abdom o inel cin flintier' is defecti the procemes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reme dial scents in cases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen, In hypochondria jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In eases of gout, and all other affections cud by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moat y results have been obtained from them. e efficacy of the waters is more especially teed by those who drink them at their source : for then, the in air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene , an cf ,i ect abstraction from the cares of the world , concur In assist. the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which, in the beauty of its architec ture, the judicious distribution of Its apartments, and the rich ness of Its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for hallo and con cert., aa also for the games of Hoots et guaranis and roulette the former Ls played with the half retail, and the latter with one zero the daily venture of the bank at the trente et gammas table Is fixed at 1111,000 and the maximum stake is £4BO. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reeding room, liberally furnished with German, French, Foolish, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals: a coffee room in the Olympic style of decoration a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on to a fine terrace paved with utfheitY ; a grand dining room,where there is • table-erhate 1 la Trancalse, twice a day, at one and five o'clock, ander the super intendence of the celebrated 111, Chevet, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshment department of the Henbane An excellent °rebate., numbering forty distinguished ninsl clans, performs three times a day In the morning at the Wells ; In the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the (balno, and in the evening in the grand Ballroom. The new railway bus almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are twenty trains a day, to or fro, the last as late se eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours, I to Berlin in fifteen, to Parts In sixteen, and to London to twenty four, so excellent la the katereommunlcation by rail • Dit. CURTIB ON NERVOIIIINYBIL OICIFERAL DEBILITY, to Jut Pidilltbrel. Pries la.. past trio Iran the Author kelt gasps, A MEDICAL WitSAY on the CAUSE and CUBE of PREWATIME DECLINE to MAN, ,t plain direction' for perfect restoeatiosi to health and rigour, ths result of twenty-five years' succrodul wistase to Um treatment of thins peculiar nervous and acnairai diseases which tend to 'embitter and shorten life. By Dr, J. L. Casio, 15, Albontarieeinest, Piccadilly, London. Consolation, 10 1116 wed 6SO 6. Woke; nLthealtation in smylmatherelsoossentberof society by whoa the book will not be totted somful—whethersocb person bold the relation of went, preceptor. or olorW.• woo: — Sim London: Moo. CornhW sad J. mem. ie. Wirwisk.lone. Twos Houtingnorr.—Yestarday, i. Mr. COSea com mittee, Mr. H. A. Hunt, 'armor ef white buiWap, wee aneeted, sad gave 'video** relative to the valuation of the lead required for the embankment. Mr. Hawkcaley, D.E., and Mr. Shaw were elan examined. Mr. peer to the Metropolitan Board of Werks ß an t i t it ' s Maly Drainage of the Metropolis, depmed that in 1860 be, is cote jam:tire with Mr. HIME&M, satemitted a plea to parliament for a solid embankment from Westminster to Blackfriane bridge very similar to that vow proposed by the promoters of the bill before the oommittee, together with a mad to the Maintop-boom, and to carry the great low level rover, at an approximate sort of *Pa, along the embankment from Victoria-street West to Quotoiestreet. The coder dam required far the embankment would enable them to eanstract the mower. Tau MaatuLAY STATus—We understand that hfl Woollier hae beep aeleated to execute the statue et to liacaslay, which b to be placed is the Bleary el Trial., aks% orahrilip. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ' of PACK Y.T SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct Ito be expatrhed 98th May, last shipping day 24th May, the splendid berdeen clipper HEATHER BELL, A 1 for 13 years, register , 72 tons, H. W. HARMSWORTH, Commander lying in the - .MIMI Docks. This beautiful vessel has bees built expressly or the trade, has moat elegant accommodations for passengers, red is one of the Cutest shpt out of the port of London. having , rformed three voyages from the colony In 68. 79, and 75 days es. tively.—For terms of freight or passage apply to DIiVITT liocißX., 0, Billiterstreet EVITT and MOORE'S REGULAR LINE o of PACKET SUIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (a regular der, has just Arrived from the Colouyl, the splendid clipper - p PERCY, A 1, register 910 tons, RICHARD WRANEMORE, .meander; knit India Docks. This vessel has a spacious and egant poop, and affords an excellent opportunity for first-class enders. Has great height in the 'tween deck, for the so- .mnuslation of bounty ticket and other Intermediate passengers. • d will carry a surgeon..—For freight or passage apply to the mere, Messrs. RICHARISION BROTHERS. and Co., 17. St. linhopthatestreet or to DEVITT and MOORS, BilUter-street. ' k EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 0( of PACKET SHIP.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct (a rep- trader, has just arrived from the Colony, sod will return again -• mediatel)), the well-known Aberdeen clipper-built ship • NCO MENTY„ A 1, register 432 tons, ALEXANDER IRNCIRO6S, Commander; loading In the London Docks. This :until clipper is noted for her fast sailing qualities, and has ry superior accommodation for chief and second cabin pas. •• get.—Foe terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. REED POWELL, Broadstreet-buildings ; or to DEVITT and DORE 9, Billiterstreet. VITI' and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • of PACKET SHIP.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct (will ve immediate &thatch% the fast-sailing British-built torque I NFLICT, A 1, register 351 tons. LEONARD MOON. Coat- r der. Has first.rate accommodation for a few chief cabin JACKSON terms G °l fr nat e igh t or terstr g e e et a nr ly tr DV; I ITT TL • • MOORE. 9, Minter -greet. 1 ELY STEAM COMMUNICATION NEW YORK DirecL—The L MMU IVERPOOL. NEW YOR K PHILADELPHIA STISAM-SHIP COMPANY intend despatch- their full - powered Iron &row Stesin-sbipe, calling at Queen*. • wn to embark eassengen and despatches, r follows : WERILY - FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NSW YORK. CITY OF NEW YORK, this day, May 21. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, May Yd. ETNA, Wednesday, June 4. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin passage, 13. 17, and 21 guineas, SCCOMIN; to the accom- .• edition. Forward purge. 8 guineas, including all provisions .ked. Passengers for Canada and the Western States booked rough on very advantageous ternut—For farther particular • ply to WILLIAM LYMAN, 22, Waterstreet, Liverpool: or to YRS and MACEY. 81, King William-street. City. PHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS rut despatch the uthiermentioned Brunches stmases as follows': For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIZR, from Um British and Foreign Steam Wharf. Wapping, every Suede, morning, at 11 a.m., and the FYENOORD, every Thursday mien lug, at a.m., from off the Tower. Foe BREMEN, the MOWE. Wednesday evening, May 21 •• .• Hoorelydown. Far.: El, and the. Return tleketi • ed at a fare and a half. Notice.—The Libra between Bremen and Bremerhaven •• open for the conveyance of passengers and mere-handles 6 perm of Germany. On and after May 98, the steamers will Ton from London Melo week. vth, Wednesday and Saturday, at noon. Per GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF WASA, about May 22. Metered by the LONDON and THAMES alternately ever k, from Herselydevro. Fares, L 2 15e. and El 10s. For COPENHAGEN, the RANT ANGLIAN, May Afros" Ham down. de., Fee frefEht. Panora wly_a_t Chapitn's Ithiverial °face .nt-Circes. W., or to PHILUPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPI'9 1, Rood-lase, IC. TEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hance/el Brunswick, and all parts of Central Germany, EVER' IiDNESDAY and SATtfRDAY, at Noon, by Um Mod 'erman Lloyds splendid steamers ADLER, MOW; as 11WALBE, from liorselydov,o, commenclog lisp 149. nun - Is have just been fitted with a spacious saloon on deck an vs superior accommodation for passengers. Fares to Bremer • and CI ; return tickets, £3 and El 10s. Sea passage, 36 how .--apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Nike. Respeat-circus,W. to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPd, 11, Rood•lan C. I A' t RD'S PURE FLUID /4AGNESI, has been, during twenty-five years. inn • •by the medical profession, and unive accepted t • bile, as the best remedy for acidity of the Seined • • headache, gout, and indigestion, and as a mild ap t for 'delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies ad • • It is prepared, In a state of perfect purity ea Horn strength, only by DINNEVORD and Co., 172, Ne ••, -street, London; sad sold by all respectable, enethisl ••• • .• out the world. VORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOI N.../ MUM 111111ACTZD sad MUD is ••• Masi* wlll9O 1be19999 by br __ILIND•11.111. ga =e aMeaded by Mrs. Mufti' V marts& rift spat. 10 38. Mr. Readall bas tesslssoslaY from the Reyal lOW sae, with tiomemmis et Mb" bon all wt, to the toticerhog :Arms the IA 111160 . p of Leas—" Ma MUIR hea Ow • woo at my tam t %Laos PoilL * "--"Wr Pazsitelf.l6. Jowl two two a • cer• extracted tram liar b• 29•41911. mid Gm Kempia•Mas." 031999,9 % K 119 . 999919999 Q 9909119.. THE UNION BANK of IRELAND (Limited). To be incorporated nndet the Joint Stock Banking (Amapa- Mei Amendment Act• 20 and 21 Viet., cap. 49, and 21 and 22 Viet., cap. 91, which specially limit the liability of each share holder to the amount of his shares, and to be conducted upon the mane principle* as the Provincial Bank of Ireland and the National Provincial Bank of England, with the head Mike in London. Capital £t,000.000, In 10,000 Shares of 1.100 each, With power to increase. Deposit on application Al per share, and a further payment of Al on allotment. Each call not to exceed 85, and three months' interval between each all but It is estimated that It will not be nmemary to call up MOM than L 25 par share. Dmiditdin. Henry Brace, Q. (of H. Bruce and Co., Mincing-lane), Director of the Colonial Bank. William Henry Dickson, Esq., Chairman of the Scottish Austra- • Ran Investment Company. Jelin B. Elie, Esq. (of J. B. Lin and Co., Abchurck-lane), Director of the Bank of lirillehNoith America. William Evans, Esq., Vioe-Chairman, Dublin and Drogheda Railway. Lewis Frame, Esq. (of J. and L. Fraser and Co ., London, and of Machine, Fraser, and Co., Singapore.) Jacob Q. Henriques, Esq. (of D. Q. Henriques and Brother), 2, Jeffreisoquare. James Duke Hilt, Esq. (of Mane. Hill, Wood, and Hughes), St. Mary-st• Hill. David Bowden, Seq. (tato of Bowden, Newlands, and Co., Rio do Janeiro.) T. W. L Mackmn, Esq. (late of the firm of Turner and Co., China.) W. D. Seymour. eq. (Moors. Warns Brothers, merchants, Fen churcheireet) RW.Wingrove„ ESQ. (late of Mackenzie, WAIL and Co, Calcutta) A. W. Young, laq. (or Hare Hatch, Twyford), Director of the City of London Brewery. BAMILICRI—Meinn. Barnett, MOW" and Co., Lombard-stmt. Atmrroit—Her_ Barnett, Esq. (Hems. Bernett,llolltel. and Co.) Souteromi Menem Menai seed. Holism, Miuchg lane. noeus—kgenws. Angelina and Les,S, Dims WV. '' . '"' r------ •• 1111101" .' • ' MeL m Gage Burma& ad gas w. Umber'. n elegal, and 14adm Noma Magpie and Baiian. No. I, Threadneedle alreet. Dahlia-. Bruce and apnea Beitaat—ilmeobeld Bushell, Esq . Cork—limn. William Connell and Boa. BECUIYAZTJOIM Maiming. Isq Temperszy Offices of the Company-16, &rube The Union Bank of Ireland is ettablhbed to my* IA& *seal banldng acecenroedation us Dublin. and throughout the dde cities and towns In Ireland, The management of the Bask will be vested in a Board of Directors In London. assisted as cumstances may render expedient by local committees in Dublin and eleewbere In Inkand. It is more than a quarter of a century since any new bank was established In Ireland. and when it Is considered that durip this interval the resources of the country bare been derelo la an extraonlinary degree by the railroad system, and the m. =value and cultivation of the land, and that there bag not corresponding Menage of banking accomroodattom it will at coca be conceded that there is ample room for the introduc tion of another substantial joint stock bank in that portion of me irnit7td Kingdom. The following statement shows the present position of thy le. Joint stock banks in Ireland, end Indicates the marked smasees which these institutions bare now attained. yds.: 1 1 I 1.511 1 ,d I i . 4 i it .1 i Nime. 11 1 101 0 a I =d7 1 .. 13 it 1 ' l l al. .3 iii. 4 E.k Is. AI 1 z 1 e 6, Li B Provinotal Bank of Ireland IBM 300,000 451,303 15 811 Ilse .10 pie et. The National Bank 1 I I of Ireland IM 500,000 i 131,931 15 ege 1711 14 do. The Rend Bank of Ireland Northers Banking Compam 18461 150.000 94,2311! 30 a lau do. Belfaat Banking 1 Cr-npany 11847, 141,000 . 178,000 43 87 MO 13 do. I Clearly praying, not only the steady and rapid growth of business [ that has taken Mare, but also warranting the expectation that, Clearly proving, not only the steady and that has taken place, but also warrants under cantiousand prudent rnanagemen of success for another Bank. The Legislature has guarded against the evils of unlimited rerpoosibillry of shareholders I.y enabling every new Joint Stock Beating Cowpony consisting of more than ten persona to register leader the Lhaited Liability Act. and already several banks have beta so oseintreeted. The system of control, management, and Inspection, which has worked so advantageously in the Provincial Bank of Ireland and the National Provincial Hank of England, will be adopted in con ducting the aisles of the Bank. The shares of them banking establishments are respectively ate premium of from 230 to 300 per cent. C AB the ordinary descriptions of banking business will be con. ducted, and will consist of—Opening current amounts: receiving money on deposit at interest granting drafts on its branches : issuing circular notes and letters of credit for all parte of Europe and claewhere undertaking agencies of foreign and country banks effecting purchases and sales in British and foreign stooks, shares, and securities; receiving the dividends thereon: and transacting every other description of banking business. In the event of any applicant for shares not receiving an allotment, his deposit will be returned in full. Application for shares may be made In the annexed form, addressed to John Manning. Esq., Secretary ot the pr ospectuse sid Cornbill. or to the Company's Brokers, from whom can be obtained. Applicants for shares in Ireland may either pay the deposit to the Company's Brokers there, or remit the amount by a cash order a: London, payable to the Secretary. ' there I. every prospect Psad 8. BEYFUS HAVE OPENED . ADDITIONAL AND MOOT EXTENEIVE PREDISID, No. 144, OXFORD -STREET (sesrly opposite &s4.treet), Ia sealanctiou with their ow Premises, 91 tc 96, CITY-ROAD. THOSE ABOUT TO IICANISH are respeottany solicited to inspect their large and varied Stock first-clan Furniture at both Estahlishmerate. GOODS CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PART OF THE KINGDOM. Migrated Catalogues gratis awl post tree. POIX OF AnucAnox TOE MARTS. No. To the Directors of the Union Bank of Ireland ;Limited). GRIITLMIZN,—IIaving paid to your Bankers the sum of being a deposit of Cl per share on shares in the s h ove Company, I hereby request that you will allot ms that number. and I agree to aecelit'auch shares, or any leas number you may allot me, or In default there"' that the deposit shall be forfeited. Name in MI. Asakisiace Date BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN route a large joint of meat with a mere handful of ends. The saving to immense the meat la beautifully roasted in every part, nicely browned all over. and all the gravy and nutritious properties retained. Prise his. N.& These surprising aisle are produced by dentine concentration of heat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight ; an Infallible method el cooking this favourite vegetable In pertectlon. Price it Ts., Is. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housemold's friend, warranted to save one ton of waist& three. Pries Ili. ad. (Will WI In years.) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waits, cc sediment disturbed in tilting. Will repay is Whig scat In a month. Moe as. and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. .L.P NO TINT PIA REQUIRED; no more flat beer er soar wine. PAP. 4 ed. ; ditto eiectro plated, 96.—Apply direct to YAWLS BARLOW, patentee, 14, Ring William-street, Blandon. house. ass that his name sad address la on every article ; all ethers ale Weriege imiltstions• Xagradnigs watts. Established 1830. LONDON, WEDNESDAY , EVFNIMI, MAY 21, 1882. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL ROCIZTY Off "NOLAND. THE ANNUAL OINK:LAI MINTING of Members will be beM at the Society. Hews, Ne. Hanover-sonar*, London, TO•MORIOW, May M, at 12 o clock.—By order of the Connell, H. HALL DAR', Secretary. A LECTURE, by Dr. VOELCILER, on the o Manurial Proper ties of Town Sewage," will be delivered to the Members, at the Society's House, 12, Hanover/qua», London, at Half-past Twelve, on Wednesday, the loth Iliky.—By order of the CoanclL IL HALL DAR" Secretary. MR. aad Mrs. CHARLES KEAN are engaged at the ROYAL PRINCRIAVE TKRAT*Z for a puled it end F. A. HARRIS bile trypismire In mascaodag NET APPEARANCE, after an stoma of three years. on NATURDAY et, tath Mei, when LOUIS XI. will be performed. Ile. end Rm. C. Use wrn appear every evening during their eagermasset. ROYAL •LHAMBRA PALACE.I TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS of NATIIALIR, L Seine de Gymnasts. Ear performances are unanimously pronounced by the pries to be the most beautiful ever witnessed. " Her bele are marvels of muscular power. She is esireardisarly gifted. lidlle. Nathalie will draw the town. The Mara which renders this performance excep- *mai is the @hauls and serious grace of the gymnsat."— Daft News, May 10. the will have the honour thy imperial per inatales) of appearing every Evening —Brilliant reception of Was Rebecca Isaacs and Mies Amy Batson in Norma and Trovatore. Pall bead and ch. rus of silty popular artists every evening.— Steve Abair ; Dupont ; the Marvels of Peru ; the Brothers Shape:At, led by the Smallest Drummer in the World (only three rearm old • the Pive Little Volta; Mrs. Mae. Kraft Willed, and the Wondrous Julies, the most Martel 1011e in the WorId.—EVERY RTZNING. Ossmseece at Right. Mericel'Director. Mr. lhomm Rartlessall MHZ LONDON PAVILION. —VlPiton to Ito )des will here and superior seeersinadation, coupled with the beet entertainmeet In. London. Operatic Selections Vocalists wiik unbotreded delight every evening ; and obust as Cie Vocalists engaged are in themselves e hest of amusement, the astenlahing performance of the ELLIOTT PAMILT Justly entitle ties to the appellation of the Wonders of the Age. Re freshments of all kinds from 8 a.m. Breakfasts, Is.: Dinners I la carte. or at fixed prices. always ?atty.—The LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, top of the Haymarket. LO BL and SONNHAIMILB, ProprietOra TELEGRAPHIC IN'TELLIGENOE. (Icerzz's TILIGIUSUL) AMERICA. RETREAT OF THE CON FEDERATES. PASSAGE OF THE JAMES RIVER. (Par North American, yid Quebec and Londonderry.) NEW YORE, ILty 9, Emus°. Federal accounts from New Orleans state that the bombardment of the forts below New Orleans lasted six days without intermission. Twenty-one Federal mortar boats and three gunboats were in action. On the 25th ult. they silenced the fortifi cation* and secured a passage up the river for 14 Federal steamers. General Butler landed 4,000 troops above the forts. Eleven Confederate gun boats were destroyed. The Federal officer Bailey officially reports the I capture by the Federals of New Orleans, and forts Jackson, Phillip, Livingstone, and Pike. He also reports the total destruction of the Confederate gunboats, steam rams, iron-clad floating batteries, fire rafts, obstructions, and chains. The Confederates, with their own hands, are stated to have destroyed cotton and shipping to the value of from eight to ten million dollars. The loss of the Federals amounts to 30 killed and 100 wounded. The Confederates lost 1,600 men. The way is clear, and all the Confederate defences are destroyed, from the Gulf to Baton Rouge, and probably to Memphis. The Louisville Despatch reports that along the Mississippi, from New Orleans to Memphis, there is a general bonfire of property, particularly of cotton. At Memphis sugar and molasses in large quantities were on the Bluff, ready to be rolled into the river and all cotton was to be burnt. At the approach of the Federal fleet, the people of the river towns retreated inland, destroying the pro perty all along the Southern tributaries of the Mis sissippi. Among this great number only one planter was found who objected to burning his cotton. • A Yorktown despatch of the 7th says : "After the evacuation of Williamsburg by the Confederates General M'Clellan's forces pursued the Confederates eight miles beyond Williamsburg, as far as the Chickahominy river. The Confede rates retreating across the Chickahominy destroyed all the bridges. General M'Clellan's forces rested on the left bank of the Chickahominy. 20,000 Federal troops, under General Franklin, have been landed at West Point, twenty miles above Wil liamsburg, at the bead of York River. Another division of the Federal army has left for West Point. Unless the Confede rates, after crossing the Chickahominy, were able to reach Richmond by way of the James River, it is supposed that the Federal forces, which have been landed at West Point, will be able to cut off entirely the retreat of the Confederates to Richmond." The Federal iron-clad steamer Galena, with two gunboats, has started up the James River to cut off the r iver, communication of the Con federate army on tint Chiookahominy. The Monitor and serital Flifetal-ranbeata have left Fort Monroe for Sewell's Point, which the : Confederates have evacuated. It is rumoured that the Confederates have also evacuated Norfolk. Mr. edema, the American minister in London, has made a claim on the British government for the restoration of the Emily St. Pierre. The democratic party is again making a move to reconstitute its influence. In the House of Representatives a bill has been passed making Hilton Head (South Carolina) a port of entry. IPer North American by telegraph so Father Polak sad from Loodoseteery.) FURTHXB. NEW YORK, NAT 10, Evans°. Reconnaissances of Federal iron-clad boats to fiewell's Point have established the fact that very few guns and men remained there. The Merrimac and Monitor approached each other several times, but no battle ensued. The Federal steamers returned to Fort Monroe. Norfolk has not yet been evacuated. An engagement has occurred at West Point be tween General Franklin's Lt division and the Confederates under General Lee. The Confede rates were shelled by the Federal gunboats, and retreated. General M'Clellan officially reports from Wil liamsburg, on the 9th : " I have effected a junc tion with Franklin's forces, and the troops are in excellent condition. The Federal iron-clad steamer Galena was aground in James River, a little above Yorktown, it was supposed not badly. The main body of the Confederates have retreated across James River. The Confederates at Williamsburg appeared to be very short of provisions. Many soldiers captured bad not tasted anything but biscuit for 48 hours, and were in a state of exhaus tion." Nothing decisive is reported from the armies of Generals Beßeck and Beauregard. The Federal, are feat approaching Charleston and Savannah. . . Eleven thousand bales of cotton were burnt at New Orleans. Forte Jackson and Phillip surrendered condi tionally that the officers should be allowed to retain their side-arms, and the garrisons be permitted to retire on parole. The North American touched at Cape Race on the 13th, but was unable to receive the latest news owing to the breaking down of the telegraphic line upon the previous day. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MAT 9, Evsetsu. Money abundant. Gold, 31 p re m. Exchange advancing. Bankers ' bills, 1141. Stocks very firm. New York Centrals, 881; Illinois, 611 ; Erie, 34. Federal Coupon Sixes, 2 1 prem. Cotton advancing. Sales of the last two days am ount to 2,000 bales. Middling Upland is quoted 2740. Flour heavy, sc. lower. Wheat, good inquiry, at a decline of lc. Corn depressed, and prices la lower. Provisions quiet but unchanged. Coffee steady. Sugar and molasses very firm. LATEST. (By Telegraph to Father Point sad from Lonioniterry.) NEW YORK, Mat 10, Emma Money abundant. Exchange very firm. Stocks, large speculative sales. Cotton very firm. Bread stuifs dull and declining. 3C61100. EV/ YORK. NAT 9Ss., Advises received beivarogs Vies ergs. P"" 'lobed by tin New York moss, ass to [Stamped, ld. didditonsq The French had advanced from Cordova, occu pied Orizaba, and were still advancing. They attacked and captured a small fort, taking 25 pn goners. The French give the following as the cause for not fulfilling the original agreement of Soledad L The declaration of war by Juarez ; 2, the as lamination of several French soldiers ;5 , annoyance caused by Juarez • aud, 4, the entire interception of all kinds of food. Almonte had issued a proclamation which was regarded as an approval of foreign intervention in Mexico. large numbers of the inhabitants were Im ou rteil e to va. have declared themselves in favour of 1 The Spanish troops were embarking in British steamers. It was reported that General Prim would not leave until all the Spanish troops were embarked. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, 133, Pdl.mall, London, P.N., Ltablished 1868 for the 'apply of pure Wines of the highest Muria/n.4 a saving of at lent 30 per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, 471, per dozen. (The Standard of KleeDonee.) SPLENDID OLD PORT ftla per dozen. (Ten years In the wood.) Dinner Sherry, 210 e. and 14$. Old Pont. Sta. and 30a. St. Julien Claret, IN., 20e &SM. tr a gipinest hala sc tran e dy 3 , 46. 4a. and Finest Schiedam Hollands, Sea. Mt. per dosen. per case. BRAI:JJLAIS Bottles sod Pee 81z dozen eases carriage frei WI 20e. per dozen. gee included. Terms, cash er reference. PAID TIPPING, Munger. EAII-DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, It per gallon, Is demonstrated, upon analysis, to be •• collate) , free from acidity, and very superior to recent ImporU. Mai of Cognac. In Franck bottles, Inn per don ; or be a cam for the country, Siin Ralleatcarrlme paid. No Afoot& end to be obtained only? of =Me BREW and Ca, Old Yuri:drab Diettllery, Holborn:EC. NrEREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 245. per doz. .1S- Realm canter p.M. Doossurraied with °saddens& sad Co., Distillers sal Importers, Holborn ben, LC NOTICE to FAMILIES.—Motars. TAYLOR beg to submit their list of prices for the beet articles. Cbeese of the finest quality, per lb., Tie., American, ad. to 7id.: Cheshire, Md. to Cheddar, Md. to fid. ; Ripe Eitiltqn, Is.; Gm be, tt Wiltshire Bacon (by the side or WV. Bed- nee froth Butter, le. to la Id. , best sett chit*, 10d. to is. ad. York Hams, rild. to ad.: tholes ditto from albs. to Mlle , 9d. Young Fowls. Is. to Is. 6d. Large Capons, 31. lineyeting Ducklings, h. to Su each. Floe young Goslings. 42. Id. to Ss. ad. eech.—W. and'. 0. TAYLOR, 35. Little Yulteneyetreet. Golden-square, W. Families waited upon for orders daily. C°4KB'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, Ir 3 hich la nay esteemed with Jlah Game, Steaks, Soups, Grills, Gravies, Hot and Cold Heats, and enlivened for general um, la sold by the most respectable dealers in limb meow —C. (SYCKB, Beading. sole manufacturer. lute J. and C. Cods& LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAI7OII sal BON. $ sad a. 0001)131.3111ILT. W. rrALY. . . TURIN, NJ! 20, Emma. The Diritto of to-day. has been seised for pub lishing an address of the Emancipation Society upon he events which have recently taken place at Brescia. The Officio/ Gazette states that the guard of the prison at Brescia, consisting of eight men, did not Ere until the assailing party, having having broken in the door, attempted to take vi olent reunion of the so!diers' arms. The government fiiihr eithiffMt that the country will reject the insult to the military contained in the protest of Garibaldi in serted by the Diritto. • ELECTORAL RUSE DRESDEN, NAT 20. The official Dresden Journal of to-day announces that the Elector of Hesse haa rejected the ulti matum of Ps-mai& The Prussian Ambasaadar at Cassel, Herr von fl don, has broken off diplomatic relations with the Heal= government, and the ambassador of Beale at Berlin baa been recalled. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADXIMALTT. MAT W.—Arronrrinarrs.—Lien basset C. E. 8. Woodman, to the Cormorant. Firetmlasi Asaistant-Eeginme T. S. Giving, to the Asia, far service in the Fancy. liecold•clam lunistant-Engineer C. F. Oreimi7, to the I Indus, for swim in the Primer Alice. POBTI4IIIOIJTS, MAT 20. The Adventure, iron screw troop-ship, Com mander Thomas B. Lethbridge, arrived at &pithead on Moe day evenio from Ireland, with a few Boyd Artillery, sad came iato barboet this morning. The Bushes, steam venal, Commander Edward Madden, arriveV4 i thsed in the night from the Mediterranean, and la to sail for the eastward to pay o ff . The , 6, steam sloop, Oommender Colin A. Camp bell, arrived at &pithead this morning from the weetwerd. Marna 01 is Holmes OFTION Rear. Mims, • blame, MAT 19.—The Queen bee been phased to appoint Colonel the Hon. Alexander Gard" C. 8., late extra einem to his Royal Highness the Prince Consort, to be honorary °Sorry to her Ilairsty.—Onates. WAIS-011ICS, MAY 20.—The Queen has been La ad to , appoint _the Bight Hosea/able Viscount Evereley, t-Model of the Hanrpshire Yeomanry (sivalry, Aide-de-Camp to m e Queue ; the Right Honourable the Earl of Dade, Maas et the laxly Owed of the Yeomen of the Guard; the Right Honourable Viesount Harding% Identenant.Cdooal in the 2nd Administrative Battalion of the Kent Rifle Volunteers ; the Lord !Mho, Lieutenant- Colonel of the 15th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers; the Right Honourable toed Overdone ; the Right Hoooarable Edward Ploydell Bouverie ; Walter Barttelot Barttelot, Req., Lientenant.Colonel in the god Administrative Bat talion of the Surges Rifle Volunteers ; Sir Archi bald Islay Campbell, But.. Lieutenant-Celoael of the let Lanarkshire Bide Volunteers; Limit,- nant.Genaral Sir George Augustus Wetherell, X.C.B. Major• General Homy Eyre ; Colonel WOMB lissispAssaa ' McMurdo, C. 8., Impeder-General of Volunteers, Camp to to the Queen ; Adam Steuart Gladstone, Esq., Lieu tanant•Colonel of the Rh Lasoashire Rifle Volunteer ; Edward William Venable@ Verson Harcourt, Faq., Major of the 4th Cinque Porta Artillery Volunteers,—to be her Majesty's commissioners for the purpose of immix* into the present condition of the Volunteer Force in (heat Britain ; and her Majesty his also been pleased to appoint T. F. Wetherell, Esq., to be secretary to the said menmir aim—Gazette. THE LATEST MILITARY SCANDAL. —The circum staosee of the hams in the 11th Humus, which was made known in the Mail of yeetardey, ere to be investigated liden a general court martial, which a to commence its sitar's at the Royal Barrack, at 11 o'clock to-morrow. The °N OM to be tried directly is the veterinary surgeon, Xr. Anthony bat there is good reason to believe that, as in the ease et die 4th Dragoon Guards,the proceedings will involve many ether parties. The charge preferred seder* the mile nasty =WWI is that he gave Comet Delasser, of the 11th Hussars, the lie and • blow,- seder the influence of great provocation. It is bee far as to prejudge the circumstances of this manias eses, bat we do not shriek from saying that the predeetien 01 1$ before the public is but another proof added to that fur bished by the trial of Captain Robertson, that the whole system of discipline in the arm ropures »Mace. It i. wrong from top to bottom, and t he evil his now attained to the serious point of an organimtion of cabals in the ranks, growing out of the misconduct and angentlemanlike qaar rels of the Mikan. This, we have reason to believe, is the state of affairs now existing in the Fourth Dragoon Guards, and the blame of it rests, primarily, indeed, upoe thee:dowel and staff officers of the district, bat ultimately, and ia the largest proportion, upon his Royal Higbee.; the Gemini "ornmandieg-in-Chief.—Dutdas Naming Mail. THAMES ANGLING PRESERVATION SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of the members of this society was held . yesterday in Fresatesonehani Groat Quem.street, L in coln a-me-SMM. The chair wee taken by Mr. W. H. Whitbread. The report stated that the committee bad occasion to rejoice at the continued results of their exertions to stock the noble river with fish. Every means had been adopted to carry into effect the process of "fish culture." Through the kindness and liberality of Mr. 0. Ponder, a moat valuable arid complete breeding apparatus had beau erected at a oossideraLle outlay in his conservatory, and on a principle which has been acknow ledged by some of the most practical men of the present day to be one el the best now in OW in this country.. This apparatus meosedelly hatched about 3 , 000 salmon n the month of January last, but aa they were removed in the boxes in the grounds of .11r. F. Kent previous to the unexpected floods in April Let, some loss was necoesarily occasioned by their being so long under water. The boxes also contained about 25,000 trout ova, mostly in life, and in a vigorous condition. Of course the introduction of salmon into the Thames is very problematical sa b he ultimate results, as it wee yet to be found whether they will be able to go down through the pool of Leaden and ietern into their breeding beds, which may be effected at least when the main drainage works are complete, and the water by that seem brought more to its oA&al parity. The committee are now applying the proems of artificial breeding for grayling for the Thames. During the past year 113 braes al Most have bees put into •11601111 parts of the river. That the Thames is fully adapted for trout has been satisfactorily pterredL Constant watchful ness had been necessary to check an extensive system of weehing. The trout systems but year was very swicessfel. The iniusial ratios of the society is still of es essosrag isg character, but from the special donations which were given lest year towards the lassoed expenses whisk the oommitte• had necessarily to incur is lespreviss the &bevies, the babas* is head was nog se grad. The report having bees adopted, sod Ober vosties Wei ser tmesseeed, a vole of thinks to the shames deed the proesdinp - The Common-law offices will be dosed on &tar deTrasst as atemat of her 'dainty's birthday. ONSWAND INDIA, ..4A, AND AorriumAN Bane.--flournannozi, NAT 20 —ilea Ittsinallar and Oriestal Ortatpway'r dr teibip Pere, Captain Jenkins, lolled hence today, at 2 p.m., with the pea for Gibraltar. the "tabterniesse, Fait. Ade., Ceylon, India (except lbetbay), Mies, a te. timbal* New Zealand, be., err with 50 first sad 35 second elms pommies. ilitslinlm or Parisi% &arm IC zweiNtriux.— Numbs: a viatica lee lb. week sod* Nay 17 2,827 ; 1868) total equable mime tits apish* of tbe alms= tree daily (12th )43,, MAW Dz. Ds Jonwes LIONIT-Bigiiili COD old OIL —The 2nd d* awl iiirlAlaty with whisk this Oil will= strennth to the ace* feeble an thus dimailbid by Clayty„ leg. X.N.C.N.. MIA, iii tem .IN lo lis fy rrd IN Its own NM ; . ABilli 010 Ms 64 a, *IA I oilkl lila of Ira -bait 4 014 as at no* Dr. ilekrimbili WA /WM Oil. I. ebool•si ley and lea wee ow Oa aims td nu Malik" Witeely la eandited Wow, W. IC iy. 14 , 111 ar il . twit4l:l=4,2==d yibil Ot IT, . . . , TWOPENG TM INTERNATIONAL MERIMTION. The attendance of half-crown visitors touched 10,000 before 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and the people seemed still to be coming in in crowds. A very favourable impression was made by the agreeable temperature of the interior, which was much cooler than the road outside, a circumstance which, of course, was owing to the opaque roof of the nave, and which will go some way to compen sate us for its rather gloomy appearance as com pared with the glass covering of the building of 1861. The turnstiles, also, have become somewhat more tractable, and Mr. Mayo has applied Wheat stene's telegraph to the principal one, by which mesas be is enabled to know the number's who have passed in up to any moment in the course of the day. We were sorry to find on our entrance the Dutch concert going on with its usual vigour, and, if possible, a greater amount of enthusiasm on the part of the performers. Pianos, horns, organs, were all going together, and these, combined with the hammering, which is still found necessary in many quarters, produced an effect which was certainly the reverse of agreeable. Herr Pauer has ppromised a pianoforte performance on one of the German ill struments on Saturday next ; and it is to be hoped that this distinguished professor will be spared an ; aoeom • ant of the sort of music which was so ' y vouchsafed yesterday. Mr. Cole continues his Augean labours in clearing the nave, with unreanitting reel and energy, but the obstinacy of certain exhibitors renders it possible that something like the expedient of Hercules will have to be resorted to before the work is completed to his satisfaction. As the parents of the most unsightly babies are generally the most anxious to exhibit their progeny to the public, Mr. Cole finds his chief difficulty with the proprietors of the ugliest trophiee in inducing them to seek a judicious retirement. ' If there be one of these nuisances which is worse than all the rest, it is the immense pyramid of Canadian lumber which Sir William Logan has erected in such a way as completely to obscure one of the finest stained-gloss windows in England. Sir William is the most obstinate of trophy wor shippers, and, as yet, has refused to take down his pile, notwithstanding all the entreaties of Mr. Cole. lf his object be that the visitors should be made acquainted with the qualities of Canadian timber, surely a better mode of submitting it to their examination might be found than that of piling it up in the likeness of a Brobdiragian penny pup-ahow, forty or fifty feet in the air. The great pickle stand, or "Jack in the Green" trophy, also refuses to budge, unless the commissioners are will ing to poy 8001. for the privilege of taking down this masterpiece of artistic greengrocery. its opposite neighbour, with the " Bristles' and " Ocean foam" inscription, is valued by Mr. Leighton, its designer, at 6001. The commissioners have offered 1001., but its value as a work •of art is obstinately esti mated at the higher figure. Some of its contents, such as certain descriptions of surgical instruments, would point out the wisdom of removing it to a less public position. Mr. Nicolay has conceded two tiger's heads out of his trophy, and Mr. Bevington, although having gone to great expense, has met Mr. Cole in the most liberal manner. Messrs. Chance and Son have shown the most willing spirit of aocommodetion, and Mr. Buckingham has already removed his greet telescope at his own expense. It is gratifying to be able to add that the Prussian exhibitors have met the clearing exigency in the best spirit, and by their obliging conduct have greatly facilitated Mr. Cole's object. We have been particular in thus mentioning both the friends and the obstructive, of the clearing movement, in . . - shame _ visitors °Weak p.m. was as follows:—Season tat,* 5,193 ; on paymeut, 11,629; total, 16,722. Amongst the visitors yesterday were the fol lowing:—The Duchess of Sutherland, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the ex- Queen of the French, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Arch bishop of York, and the Bishop of Llandalf. BRITISH MUSEUM. The number of persona attending the radiog ram ha Increased largely for some time wait Whilst the nedieg-room canape rionvenieutly reoeive more than 300 persons at one time, them have been lately days on which nearly 700 have meght admission to it. In oonasquenek readers are sometimes usable to obtain meta while the ' multitude of books applied for renders delay in procuring them unavoidable. The iserseveaisam having progressively increased, and being likely to increase stall further, the trustees trod themselves under the necessity of altering the terms of admission. This overcrowdieg, sad the delay attendant thereon, are mainly stint usable to the Masi of young persons who'have sot yet completed their education, and who come to the Museum to use books Of an elementary or ordiaary day • racier, which they might eerily obtain *lowlier*. At Wet ; mei-fifth of the visitors axe of this class, and this proportion of accommodation and attention is thus to a great extent *. diverted from those whose studies sad pursuits are of • • graver character. To remedy them inconveniences as far as possible, and to preserve to the nem al those best entitled to them the desalting and facilities afforded by the library aid room al the British Museum, the trustees, though ria ti a l great reluctance, are compelled to raise the limit of age at which prams shall be admissible from 18 to 21 yam (aides in *pseud came, which will be laid before the trustees at their next meeting), as well ai to make certain other minor alterations in the regular:Moe for admission, which will ap pear in the printed copies of those regulations. The tickets spend issued for a term of six mouths to persons under 21 yeas, of age are still to be held available, bat will not be reaewed when their tam warm order thet the one may either encourage or shame the other, so that the interior may be quite ready for the reoeption of the shilling multitude by the • Ist of peat m • ' sr heammt ft a Way Intr n~M they are being cleared for them. 1 The number of visitonadmitted yesterday to 5 rill D182'112811 IN .LANCAOHISI. Half-a-dosen Lancashire Lads and Lasses in New Yurb, Per the editor of the Times, 451. ; A. 0. H., pow ditto, Wt. ; Mies Jaws A. Duffield, 204 • die Berl el Pe ws, 101. 10s. ; Biptos &hoot doom & par D. Pews, IW. ; Oapiais 7. FL Ward, C irr i , ; Geo. Disbrow, 101. ; Col. B. Borden, 101. ; Mr. Heseleigh 104 ; Mies F. M. Phillips, 51. ; Mr. W. F. fitt ß isa. " l. ; the Dowager Lady elision, 54 ; Mrs. A. E. Percival, 51. ; Mr. Peter Browse, U. ; Kis. Z. F. Crofts, 51. ; t Kr. A. 0. Watson Banos, ; Mr. Wei. Henry U. ss. ; Miss C. Gunter, 54 ; Mr. Behest Mahar, 5 16 4 12 ; V.M.D., 54 ;G. C., 51. ; Mr. R. Boot 4 Musero ff , of the firm of Gisboese and Co., Calcutta, per editor of the Times, si. ; 21. ; Mr. Joshua Wisibmsk, 24 ; Lady Boucher, 21. ; Yrs. A. M. M`Bayse, ; Liestensat- Obilied a Z. Banda, 21. ; F. A. Lewis, SI. ; O. C., 14; H. J., U. ; manned by L 0., 11s. sd. NATIONAL TRIM:NANCE LEAGUE. The annual public meeting of this association was held hut sight at lizeter-ball. There was s numerous atteedusee. The deals wee takes by Mr. EDwa3D 31LP., who elated that be bad bees a teetotaller for 25 years. The meet* wee &Meowed by the Rev. H. J. Ellieoe, M.A., vicar of Wirgisse Ms. Joseph Lwesy, Prestos; LisutsosateCeiceslWaksfisli • Bor. Jails M.A. Deputatiou from the Sootthh Tempel-awe Loupe ; sad Dr. lima Mar, prohasor of sugary iu the Uoivenity of ihisabiwah. 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