The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-05 00:00:00

e. NEWSPAPER - -,e---.-- - -e-,-4__ ! ... , ---Jer-c----" .- • --.- .. ....____ _:, _ .,77.. .--7 a - 7 r, ) lir 4 . Pia lIT. - , r .r II lePt?: , f _ I? ' Cr •-o , ' . • _ • ,- ) 1 *l`,. 4 , I i t ‘ 4 . thlell 1.. i ll •3. 1 . 1 ; I iior i giir . . . ~ . . t . - • I ° --- --, SS (1.13. • . • ,i • N —._- ' - AA' , , .., .... ..1 Il 1. • I • . • 1 . . . , ~,, • , . . .: o,,.l____. • . No. 6,108.) , . . WHDON, MONDAY •EVXNING MARCH 5, 1868. • [BTAMPXD, ld. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE . , i I i Ma .6 arm ,Im• ' 1 ' .. s as i sea 1 &SI 8 I 1 ' - .. i ass s tee i OM s 1 6 to 2 - 1 i - 2 .., 2 - - 2 AAI 0 BLAOK BALL PABBgNGIB LINE of CUPP= PA .0 tor ADMIL&LIA Irma kudos direct. adaptability terthe fo,nsaMon of sheets, shops, and private iglu, alarm and rewuznerative return may Moo be so MITIMATID PROFIT ON C A TS pitO ti lt a ttY. On relenniee to Mr. Borden report, It will be seen that when the maims improvements 'Meth ham been suggested have been sempleted. end the Catalan property *llly developed, it 1i SSW mated to yield • peon of upwards of cent. per cent.. and this within a od of three years. although the estimates have been based on she mom extended period of Ave year, and that when the Fort St Nicholas is removed, and the new poet com tasted, this profit will he trebled. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. one of the best speakers in the Senate) differed with M. Rouland, and agreed with Baron Brenier. He thought that to revive synods in the present divided state of the protestant church would be to " pour oil upon flame." After a few words from M. lArochejaquelin, who took the opportunity of saying that his family was originally protestant, but bad em braced catholicism because unity was not to be found elsewhere, and that the true way to put an end to the dissensions among protestants was for them all to becomo catholic*, a division was taken by a show of hands, and President Troplong declared the order of the day carried. So that'll. Lefebvre Durufli's report is overruled, and M. do Coninck's move on the part of M. Guizot and the orthodox protestant, defeated. 'Joshua rGtorg•ILWl LIN 2.000. I. India I. Les 11100.410 Mardi IS THE FEENCH PROTESTANTS.-IMPORT ANT DISCUSSION. r i.. --- QIIIII,IIILAND.—Land same an dame. Briaball• ,• • ;1 1 ‘0011041. sockhanipeon Great Pll4ine. 1 , 10 0100 IN•lh O ,l4 Ms selainted Use a/ packets haw. by Pm= a m i rapid paseepee, anal a wortd-teeown reputstion, and par rape aissamakike t by any made afloat —For e n particulare to Australia apply to JA SALNlA gali arlo.4 ba by ter QS Mask lad Una: and T. 1L M A CKA Y aid Co. 1. Lisdasballainsi. MAC& 1.0. pear oug owl MINIMUM INTEREST, Tier PER CUM As the Ant is of annuities and nut under the arrange meats entered in with regard to the Joliette property do not DOIDINDDOO until the let October, MT. and Won* payable only la the sabeequant halt-year, vb., the ist April, NM the &tee ton have deiaided te pay inland at the rata ofput nut. par annum tortwo years, from March, AK on the sapital lo d sp. and fee wild& Dear Interest warrants will be aneeeed to the 'here sertilleates at the Mme of nine (whiati will be sharrd to land purslane Recount). Altar that date the revenue from the Joile lands, the rentals trout us. other propmtl es. and Prom on farther sales, will be appneable ter dhldtnd or banana. PARE, SUNDAY ETIOENO. M. de Bismarck and his master must, I suspect, be not a little uneasy when they read the proceed ings in the Corps Legislatif yesterday. The speeches of the Opposition and the government taken together are fairly susceptible of the construe l‘if ESSES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blaoltwall-yard. London) MO of PACINT OHM r a Xl3Bl. BMA. For If ll.EolJilfl. Port Phillip &root tint.' the Docks on Toemday, Seth Wank cahillil lit th). the dap YORIBIIIIti, ,100 tow. PitklMUClrArtDl3lBo ei rlate of the loath Commodes : Viis la the Nast India Docks. fur wateausedattoas for all of Pealettlets an assfreiga ryahmied,eow sad she will carry sa surgeon —Tor or apply to ALLPORT = 1 1V13.1114 Ida limns. MONEY WlaltAll and B 0 7, tion that the chamber unanimously agrees with the Emperor in the conclusion that France will not PAYMENT 01 shim IN MILL ALLOWED. As some shareholder may prefer W i ry tap the shares in full, rather than Yeas a haver ..mbar on est to calls, epplivatian may be made far shares to be fully pat up on alistmat. Soar halficedy Interest Warraras, at the rate at 10 w sent par manta wig likewise be attached to these share saWeates. In the allotment of shares referees will be gives to these appll estrus, but the lumber so allotted will not sussed 10,000 shares, and the darken roma to themselves the right, In their dr reran, oily to slot 00,000 shaves In all on •the preset allot. mat • parka d the Mir will be allotted to applisante who are thereholders le The Credit 100•11 4 alai WM/BM 211011114 The 2 The Agra and rstisaal leak,llartermars Beak (Milted). The National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), To applicants from Yarssl and Paris, mid the bares to the other portion of the general pubis. Applientlees for shares my be made la the amassed form, which mast be assompsaled by the prment of Al per skate dope" wither which no' application tha n a c ne eousidered. Iron a Lass ember of shares be allotted than an applied for, the dwelt will, so far as required, be applied towards the pay ment due on allotment. Should no allotment be made, the amount paid will he at oar reamed without dednetion. Copies of the writer s and etiMoeses reports ou the leads par 'based, and s wit h wing thirsitloa accompany the par. whisk, forme of cation far shares, may be lial at the and solialion : of the Agee and Merannenb Bank (LimitedaWlebolerhine ; et the xsuonsi Bank, Old dire and their branches : the Notional Bank ail LNarpool, ; and of the Secretary, at the Mein of the Credit lousier end MAIM& of Engird (Clatted), Nos. 17 and 11„ Osrnhilt allow Prussia to confiscate the Duchies. The nen- trality expressed in the speech from the throne and echoed in the address is, according to M. Rouher's explanation, based upon the assumption that Prussia does not contemplate a departure from her assertion that the arrangement made by the treaty of Gastein was " provisional." 11 Kde Bismarck attempts to carry out his threats to make that pro visional settlement permanent, the government agrees with the Opposition that Franoe " reserves her liberty of action." The French protestants, among whom civil war has long been raging, had a pitched battle on Friday in the Senate, which, after many exciting incidents, turned out to the disadvantage of the " orthodox" party. M. de Coninck, a wealthy protestant, an influential member of the Paris consistory, and a disciple, in matters relating to the discipline of his church, of K Guizot, has long been in the habit of presenting annually a petition to the Senate, praying in substance for snob alterations of the law as would enable the orthodox party to pre vent any other doctrinal than their own from being preached in protestant churches. Hitherto these petitions have always been rejected in the most usual form of rejection—that is, by what, in English parliamentary language, would be celled " the previous question," which is here ex pressed by " passing to the order of the day." This year, however, K de Coninck pointed his petition especially against K Athanase Coquerel, who has, as you know, long been interdicted by the Paris consistory from preaching in Paris, and who has appealed to the Minister of Public Wor ship (M. Barocbe) against the legality of the inter diction. The petition insinuated a fear on the part of the orthodox protestants that the minister was likely to lean towards M. A. Coque:el—not indeed towards his doctrines, as to which it would be im proper in a French minister to have any official opinion whatever, but towards him right as a "liberal" protestant to enjoy the same legal pro- WEALTH= REPOBT.-(TRIEI DAY.) IMAM 110 k LITINFOOL OW QIIfnfBTOWI TO NNW TOIL TWICJI A •LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, mad .a. min Aprzrau 4HIP COMPANY hand dir opotedLog their Main eweeellAtie•ollb•Wollmeo eleoryted the tio MOM LMIIPI= Ike WI YOWL CITY OF WAIWINGTON, Wohmedity, Mardi 7. KANGAROO, Friday Yarel o. CITY ur Baulicas. Wedoorday. Much IL AM every Wedoeeded. mid altmoole BMWs old itesordsia calla parade by the noel eleromes am = o ldoe=g Mi.l7.ead ridamal, **ottani to the =by. Me IflibirS and litdars on., 111 *Mom. perms Includes a fall ea .1 maimd remegies bie Otsego owl the Naltsd booked I%Zos troy advaataavoua WEIL —NW bulbar perticulare to M nowt. Wateirolimila 'Avowal; fir dad KAMM a. Ban Loam MONDAT, MASON 6, $ A.IL B. T. 1 11 st D. Nabs Lela Cy. Mar Wrirpool =:" w. x.x.w. N.I. IA 19.7811 19.1617 WOO 37 19.7159 KC 43 . 29.84 $6 aka vs . mat st 19.9111 . 29.97 . 19.51 .110.!4 MIA ILA N.Z. Brae lteelorlort Plymouth Weymouth Partmacugh . Tun oath !Scarborough !Welds STEAM to NEW YOBS . UNITED STATES MAIL LIN/L-11w undid and ninonent oldwwkoal illowners of tha Now York tad Nam Rana Skip Oompsay hawing reamed their piano in Ilia awoke an appointed to Iran for Now York an follows : NM N.N.W. W.W. N.W. XL 31. i. 71. W. NA /ram Havre. notoosta. /411:1:01.T. 01 NOUILIIII Wlllllll4l. I. to S. sod S.W., 00/1//. Dstween S.W. sad sines to ortodotato, N W Irak ,oe Pace =,. ►, Marsh IL /,• JW r, Jars I. Namely, Mardi IL reiseaday, April IL radorday, Ma, A Fedasedaj. Jae, & &L ew or rata. Mayo& &L to &W.. fro* WarreiAL Aa above. Aron la N.B. ar W.r,Tad la eremeami. N.W. to 1.1 amnia, plum to S.W.. mode- moderate to MAL rate to Wawa. Au generally. Varying winds. Worm Lassie. As ant above. to moderate. Mye PRE tares:—/bilaii i m itrr simem= AM —Per feather Wars appl7 to II mod Ca, Porta sad awn :G. C. sad Z. W. 70 1 1 aad Nalanaidc. at a. drAll.ll sad Co., 1414 Cliayalda, loaloa. IVIRIAND BOUTE.-00K1117NIOATION Iv In STEAM to INDIA. AUSTRALIA, to., Mt NOM The PMNIIIITAB end OIIIITAL STIAM NAVIGATION OGIRANY 1001 PANSINGIIIO and receive Cargo and Perak M eats Landau adios far Gitmaltar, 10= 6. 1uppt ia t ir dam, Oryles, Iffsdnik, Oalcugu, the Siralia, and Mesmer@ gja n =aouthisapicui an the Mh and MIA al wary math ; far , Melte, sink Adam and Bombay, kg Mose el the 1116 and WM of end mouth ; and for Mauritius, Else Georges Sound, II 'Gamma, and Sydney, by the simmers femme South ampton of the 20th of every moat& —For fargaer particulars apply at the Company. Mama. 122, Leadeohalleireek Len 4m. a or Ortardslialeou licalhamplum Wow Imam Wass, sad adjs. easebta. loathseoalogllok Clusoost sod by se hissor. laohers=lootwardlooload dad North es. Tors (urine.--We are glad to learn from the Army and Nary Orieebe that the &Pesti= of the sago. rinse of the Horse Guards has bees directed to the dio graceful marthiag out of the Coldetreams on theirway to Dublin. Meet of oar readies ere fait liar with Hogsrth's *Mrs of the marching tel the Guards to Pinoh. It is warmly an es to stale that, suseetie ssetendis, that peelers represeets with wonderful Math the condition of one of her Majesty's finest regiment...me leaving the capital for, what In to all interns sod purposes, "active service." The spectacle exhibited be old soldiers, and civilians, Eag linkmen and foreigners, only a tipsy mood of Gusrdsinee, staggering aloe& some fiddling, mod of them with one or two women at their side, and was anything but latterisito our national pride, and ostinaly calls for some inquiry.- .Varna; Herald. EXHIBITION.--Drest prepsza. toes are being made at Guildhall for the cep Working Men's Industrial Fahibition, which is to P b r lP ° : 4 4l to-morrow by the Lord Mayor, with • grand morning coo met, at which Mr. Beeediet will preside. It fa the first exhtbitice of the kind which had beer held in the city pro per, end the Guildhall, in its seedy-resiored and decorated state, will lend It additional 'Merest and attraction. About 1,000 articles in all, carefully .sleeted and eismilled, will be displayed, including architectural modals, seecimelle of carving end turning in wood and other materiels, drawings in watereolours, crayons, sad pencil, wood sogniving, deco rative furniture sad 'ablest work, graining, and marbling, glass work, heraldry, illuminated welting, inventions foe promoting domestic economy, work'sg is leather, salad arehitatare, arskitertenre, photogrephy, and many ether sabjecti. Be tween 1,400 sad 1,500 often to oontribete articles have bean made to the managing committee, but they bare beim obliged to limit the number to about 700, sad the subjects have bees selected with • stein regard to their letzten'. interest, A gusruntee fund to a cessiderable amount. end le winds several of the City merchants are understood to have subscribed largely, has heal provided to meet the aneadast expenses, and the corporation of London has placed their sunset ball at the disposal of the committee wanly free of cost, imposing only oo them such condition. as may he necessary to insure its safety from snidest Yes terday the interior of the hall sod roof was being tatefully decorated with batmen, mod a grand organ is being pnt'ep expressly for the commit on Tuesday morning. The prima of tickets for the concert are 7s. &i. sod ss. The Exhibition will last five weskit, end be open tram 10 till 6 daily (Son de,. ezeepted), sod from 6 WI 9 every eviceing, the peke for adage/on being Ls. in Ike daytime and 6d. is the evening. Monviccur Doicanoiv.-A benevolent lady re siding at Wivenhoe, ins just forwarded through Mr. Henry Wittey, of Colchester, a munifioent donation of 5004 to this National Lifeboat Institution is aid of its general purposes, but partionierly for the support of its lifeboats on the Suffolk sod Norfolk coasts. Os that lies of east it his now fourteen lifeboats stationed at the following place": -Lowestoft, Pakelleld, Soutbwold, Thermins. Aid boroogh, Blakeney, Cromer, Musdesley, Radon, Palling, Winterton, Cantor, and Yarmouth (two boats). Lifeboats are also about to be placed by the Society at ()originate and limborough. DEATH OP A HOlllll FROM nil Bin or • DOG.— About three month, since, a hone belonging to Mr. Wills, of Moortown, Ringwood, was bitten by a dog. The dog was killed by a kick from the horse, sod no further notice was taken of it. On Friday, however, the animal was seized with symptoms of madness, counonally biting and tearing the leg tbst bad been bitten by the dog. The animal, which was worth upwards of 201., became so vio lent in a few hoary, that it bad to be pegged down M a field, where it shortly afterwards did.-Salisbury Journal. A Now Pant YOE LIVIRYOOL.-Wit have sincere pleasure in anoonociog that the corporation have concluded terms with the Earl of Sefton for the purchase of a large tract of undulating land to the eolith of the Prime's-park with the intention of converting it into a park , which shall be, in extent and in appesranos, worthy of the town. The site is bounded on the east by Greenback-rued, on the 'oath and west by Mosslee-bill and the Aigbeieth road, sear the Thies Sizes, and on the north by Ullet•lane. We hear that the purobese-money will amount to about 250,0001., being at the rate of 2a. Sd. per yard. This will represent se area of nearly 400 sore& Of this arras 173 acme will be devoted to the laying out of villa residencies. Two hundred acres will be devoted to the pa , k. In addi tion to this the Botanical Gardens will ho traosferred thither, and the gardens at present used will be thrown into the Waveitree-park. Photo will also, we believe, be a " Rotted-row.' Timmer* in the pound on the rateable value of the town will provide for interest and a sinking fund, which is to be paid up in fifty years. -Liverpool Albion. Tin JAMAICA GIIIL'B Love-Tongs.-The moun tain defiles-the gullies, the guts, tad the gorges-meke the path winding and difficult; but the evercheoglng pro spect diverts your attention from the rough and steep ascent A lovelier view a more balmy, refreshing air mortal man could not wish for. And then, so Ned rats down his load. and we stop to enjoy a well-earned rest, we bear en indig nant Voi3e, with bursts of laughter ; and a troop of risco women, with thelrbrigbt bandana's, come into sight es they torn an angle in the mountain path. each holding herself straight as a din under her head-load of fruit and vege tables. " What's the matter'" I may to the owner of the in dignant voice. Her face brightens up straightway as she replies, "Somethiog disturb my breast, my sweetest love." And then she laughs loud, and we all laugh loud, sad I secure a green orange for myself, with a auger-oane for Ned, and we booms at once the beet friends in the world. Has tt oot been said that negreases are ugly I Some may be-some are. But some have the face of the Sphinx, a sweet contemplative face. with dark, lustrous, Baskin eyes ; and such was the face and such were the eyes of the black mcautain nympb, whose breast was now no longer disturbed. Her love-token was a bit of chew-stick, with which the bleak people clam their teeth, sad which she said would make mine whiter than her own. As hen glistened like levy, of oonree I said that this was not possible ; and thert"in more merry laughing, and the nymphs went dein the defile at • swinging walk, sending batik any number of kind aden ines. -Special Correspondent of the Times in Jamaica. In the action for libel, at the Louth amines, against Mr. Evelyn Philip Shirley, at the suit of the Rev. Mr. Hughes, the jury were unable to agree, and were dimharged at a late hour on Friday evening, without a verdict. BiAiza Aire STRIMOTI swiss]) BY Du BARRY'S =UMW Iterszeres AILMILOA loop which cures without me- Amiss or isosaviaisocio, dyspepsia oadiamium), exit* willies. olostipatioo. Mambos. polpitatios. sor row= titZ liver. sad stomach comptalato II saves tatty dew Its crest in ether mesediss. sod is the boot food kw M MAN cures snanstly.- Be Barry *RAM, No. 77, asnentra WO. tooksu W. In Mao at lid.: MO, to N. Irma lee =LIM.; sir at firessehersheneet ;MAgNit an tr. ontariviraitt and at ell integers, (li 11%RilidElt—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns j./I nick sad rested Gennany.—The Meth Osman Lard's las inedsan seem demise HARALD, Captain lONIA, win dnipatehsd from lionstydova on Talussomr, Bth last. (weather pamenting), st 10 sm. sable laiernwt* Par, Madman, for yams at it nook—Pares telsimera 45 sad 41 return tickets, SS sad At 12.—App4 4 mantra Valversal 02os, Etepsist , W. ;sr GRAVES. 1111211112 and Co., St Daman rLoass et. IC. THE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). NOTICZ 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the THIRD MX ART ONDERAI MISTING of the Etharehokien of this =will be held M Cammits Home (the (impairs ding), Cissmors-iam, Lombard-An* OD THUISDAY. Shensi day of Warch,lBBB, M cme o'clock precisely to restive the report of the Directos, accompanie by an Milted state meat of accounts to the 81 r 11 Deescaber. 1 886. to diets» a divi dend, and to eleet Auditors forte ensuing year. And notice is also given that the Transfer Books of We Oeas• piny will be aimed preporatory to the meeting from Meath to Ake Sethi of Wank both dim inelusive.—B) order. March 1 1860 . O. W. BIN WILLI. fimetary. teotion as those of the opposite sect. M. de boninok found so much favour with the Senate on this oc casion that the committee, whose report was pre sented by M. Lefebvre Duratid, expressed an opinion that the petition should be referred to the Minister of Pahlio Worship for consideration—the strongest form of approval which the Senate has power to make use of. Some few days ago certain members of the Senate, who did not agree with the committee, were so struck by the importance of the repOrt that they moved that it should be ALBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (limited). NM and I . lA4pri. - - - Coptial. Oso - 11.111los Sisk foe /Ire /Upraises* ropefroet. sirs all Oompsy le SS 11.=1.0. MULL TfOIOISALD, Idosagor, r are Degurbessat. printed ;ad the debate en the petition adjourned to give time for full consideration. THE IMPERLIL MERCANTILE CREDIT APHOCIATION (Limited). (Vaal sabscribed. R 4,000,000. Paid up, tthe,ooo. Reek AMMO. Cinaxammt—JOHN CHAPMAN, Req. mmwma—lietszy J. Parker, Req., and T. Truer Ilsndeman, This Asthelation makes advaaces upon approved mermiablis and other securities, and receives money on deposit at iskeeet ler abort or long periods Depositors for periods of not lees than three years may procure, em application at the °Meek debentures of the Amoidation, timing interest at I per cenl per annum, payable quarterly by tampon " to bearer' attached. W. C. Wlll W, Lombard-streak London, IA.C. The adjourned debate came on yesterday, when Baron Brenier opposed the report of the committee, and moved that the Senate should pass to the order of the day. What the petitioner really wanted, he said, was to create a protestant papacy in Paris to enforce uniformity of doctrine throughout France. He only asked at present for the revival of pro vincial synods because he knew there was not the slightest chance of his obtaining a supreme metro politan synod. But it was notorious from M. de Coninck's published works, and the views of those " othodox protestants " with whom he was intimately associated, that the real object was to impose by authority one set of protestant dogmas and to extinguish all others. The petitioner hoped to make order out of disorder. He knew right well that if the pro vincial synods were revived there would be just as much diversity of opinion among the synods of Niawes,Montpelliar, Lyons, Nancy, and Strasbourg as there was among the individuals composing the protestant church in Paris. And then he would come a year or two later with another petition, alleging the anarchy which prevailed among the country synods sea reason why there should be a central synod to force them all to be of one mind, sad to establish that unity which the petitioner and those who were at his back maimed to be ne cessary. The plausible argument of the petitioner that protestants were entitled to synods by the law of Germinal, year 10, was susceptible of an answer which would not be very pleasing to the authors of the present move ment. That law went on to say that the synods could propound no dogma, take no doctrinal de claim', nor make any alteration in discipline with out the consent of government: If these articles were acted upon, the Council of State would prac tically become judge in the last resort of the theo logy and discipline of the reformed church. It was far better, therefore, for the protestants that synodical action should remain, as it had long done, suspended, and individual members of the reformed worship should enjoy the liberty they bad hitherto , been accustomed to. In his opinion the reference of the petition proposed by the committee would be embarrassing to the government, and an unde served censure upon the Minister of Public Justice. M. Rouland, the governor of the Bank of France, who having been for many years Minister of Pub lic Instruction and Worship, besides having held many other high offices, has much weight and in fluence in the Senate, made an elaborate and most energetic speech in support of the pretensions of the " orthodox " protestants. He complained of the frightful spread of M. Renau's doctrines, which were now openly preached from many pro testant pulpits, and stated—a fact that will cer tainly astonish many—that, at a recent meeting of protestant ministers in Paris, no less than fifty-five clergymen voted that the resurrection of Jesus Christ, not being capable of historical proof, was in no wise necessary to be believed ; while the old tradi tional faith was only affirmed by the comparatively narrow majority of 104. M. Rowland saw an alarming connexity between the anarchical doctrines of liberal protestants and the political creed of liberal democrats. They both denied the principle of authority and relied upon private judgment. He read copious extracts from recent works of pro testant ministers to show that infidelity was spread ing, and concluded that some means should be taken to check the "presumption " of private in dividuals in rebelling against received opinions. President Boojean (another very great authority, )M, Beereisary. EDARE. -358th Re resentation.—THEATßß t MYSTERY. —MARVELS MAGIC amid RILOW 13M, as perlonnod by isinnaaael before Mr Waft, the Queen and the Royal Family at Windsor. Masada Ramming, Nor. 21, NW The marvellous SPHINX, the birth of Mower Tress, and atedare's ealobrated Indian Baikal Peat. as MyC a ma y ed by Iihn.—EVERY EVENING. at I; Wedasedal at 2.—Malls at Mitchell* Old Beadormat. sad Eca.cdßoa Eimptlan-kall.—Adralasion. Is. and 66 ; Mills, la. " Almost minim/me "The Times," AVE Eh 1246. 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Coffee, la. ed., is. 64.. la. ed. MIILIPB sad Co., Tea Merckanta, S, King Williantateeet„ ores , , Londe■: LC. • prim current free Sugars at market prime. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage free withht eight Billie of No. 8. King Wllllam-street ; ado. worth carriage free to any railway station or market town in England.—Phillips and Co. hare no ageats, nor any connexion with ay home in Wor- Omar or Swansea. A RTIFICIAL TEETH . — lmportant Improve mentr'. and Great Reduction in Prizes. Mr. EPHRAIM DIOnELY, anrgeon.destist, 9, Oroavenoratreet, Grosvenor mare, sole Inventor sod patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, alestic, chyrnically.prepared India-rubber gum. No unsightly batenintrs being required, they are more natural, durable, and Comfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, gender supp , rt to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly gainless principle, and supplied at charges within the reach of Clernmen, lecturers, and public speakers will find this system path ularly adapted to their wants; It combines nom glete enui.clation and perfect mastication. Consultation tree. No connexion with anyone of the tams lams. Eatabliabed lOW T HE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The moat scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri a's cordial ever introduced; restores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect !weigh do =lt is a specific for debility of all kinds, end from its ma mmas other ingredients, pepsine and phosphate of soda. Wilt Drove lushly baseacial to the nervous sod dyspeptic. inee Bm. per bottle, ar fear anantitles in one for Via Bola IiADMGAITZ2f and Co., 620, Orford.strse4 safe, sad 8, Cullum-street. Yeechnrch-itleek Le-. 1.00,10 a. .AITUE. The LETTUCE contains an active Jf.d principle, the Latuelne, which pi:amens all the 1 properties of opium without its dangera Mr. G. JO 15 ZEd,7ret z c i g Chemist, 49, Hal market, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Little (or lettute), highly recommended by the Medical Profession for colds, asthma, breetidtls, and all chew* affectiona Syrup, 4e. 9 d.: PUte, ls. 11d. and at. 3d. Plte, by post, la 84d. and M. 6d. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM, an effi chat remedy without emefintng the bowew or affecting the head, truly edcaclous and pleasaat, is admitted to be the beat medicine for barnedlately nalieving fought, colds, isonArrned mass of asthma, and incipient cassamptioa. It tee . *wilily cures persons whom the taealq prosaism Lomurable, adfntrably allays the tickling which provokes frequent frougl In approaching consumption Its effects are to leial. Perms deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of nutter Om, ma depend on relief In a few warmer after taking M— ord) and sold by W. LAILBIAT, elwashrt, King WU- Charingaross, London, and by all draggle* ha ~ and three smithies lo a d Is. 9d. be particalar sad sak for t Lambert's B 711.• name and address mkgrau.d nn the stamp. Tr AYE'S WORSDZIAL'S PILLS, the beet for GOUT and BEZITYLTIBM.—aoId by all "...mit an, at la lid.. k ad., and M. ad. pa. box. RouT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved and tared Ina few days by that ankbratad bledinban. ILLalrtb GOUT and Junituunc MI& Obigned VIM& 114 %Min. at U. 10. sad 111. fd. par boas COPT OF FOIMORLITOIIK OF ABSOcIATION. ThitWalie d tgeo7lWapanyki Company et lilarseillee (Limited)." The adios of the Company is to be In England. S. The ob seta for which the Company is established are: (I) The soonisition by purrs, leasing, or otherwise, of land fa sod or Ur City ot Ilarsollles, in the aspire of Trines, and the Improveasej e, ‘ by building or otherwise. of land se pur ebred or (17 The =ag. tering, Warfarin, or otherwise er mortgaging of the lands, homes, and ether builtinga il"d ang works rested. exerted. or otherwise erred by the Contra,. in large or small portions or altogether, and either before or attar the sum shall have been improved by building or of and en war arms se the Company shall think 111. (L i n: improvement of buildings already erected, either by ad to, erring. sompleting, or altering the same, or by soar flag new hours sad Wawa (a) The Investing of the erne' of the Company In belkilog en, or otherwise lesprovfog. or adding to, the marketable value of lands from time to time acquired by the Company, and the making, maintalniog. and using l rah works as the Corr may thisk Deommary or expedient al for any of the purposes of they Company. (II) The knowing of mosey, sad the issue of tranderahle or err beads or mortgage deberares, or say other securities forded isr based open all or any of the real or personal rests or writ of the Company. (6) The tranimerng and doing of all such matters and things r shall be reclusive or tridental to the above objects, or any of laelowling the applying tor and obtaining the ineorpo• wren of the Company in trans.. S. The liability et the members is S. Tim gritd of the Company is L 1,009,600, divided into 80,0611 shares of Lt• each. 1X AFPLHIAIIOII VOZ =ARM To bipeld u l,o p by OF bastalnann To be lett with the Bankers. No. To the Uranus of the Imperial Lad Oompsny of lianollint (Dod. Gentlemen,—Having pint to y en *edit with. Bonk, Qs sun et i baba In deposit of Ll per share en shares in the above Company. I request that yo* nil allot in ohms of lin own to the Imperial Lad Lanny of Marseilles (Ibilted), sad I hereby undertake to swept the mune, or any smaller number which you mag o lt to me. and to pay the sell' thereon ; sad I agree to $ member of the Loapeoty; and request you to pine my name oa UM neater of number* le respeot of the shares allotted to me. I sta, peollereen, your obedient servent. Name la fall . Janson In tell Protonic* Venal signature Date 1801 Or the Montag form for hilly psid-up shares: rill* Os . t krrusiTißa)roi eatiap. For slum to to - ofulliimja - oioiro - flOtiie; t. To to loa with tits makers. Igo. To the Direeten a/ the Isetleistlenct Compaq of Mane Wes (Waked). Oentlemen,—Having paid to your credit lath* Bank. the soya of .6 beteg the deposit of Al per share as sham In the above Company, I request that you will allot me shares of LW welt In the Imperial Land Company of Kamilla (Limited), sad I hereby under take to accept the same, or any smaller number which you may allot to me, sad to pay the balsam, Bill per share, thereon ; and I agree to bosoms a member of the Company, and request you to place my name on the register of members, in respect of the thanes allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, Your obedient servant. Name la full Address la tall Profesdon Usual agitator* Date 1006 • Insart Hank."' Name. THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of mAssinura (Limited). NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN. that the LISTS of APPLICA TION for SHARES in tlua Company will be CLOSED at Four =look oo WEDNESDAY wets the 7th instant, for London, and on THURSDAY Dart, the Bth Imam* ei Twelve o'clock, for eottntry appllcatlonc—By order, ALP'RED LOWE, Socretsay (pro tem.). Temporary Offices, 17 and 18, Cornhill, London, March fi 1886. TIIITION.—A Cambridge Wrangler (late Senior 1. Scholar of hie College). RECEIVES and VISITS PUPILS to PREPARE them for Univenity, Civil and Milieu,. and General Competitive Reanalastions, In which a knowledge of metheasatico (high or low). classics, and English are required For terms, dc., apply to F. A. H., SO, York builainp, Adelphl, W.C. WILWAINE'S wholesale and export UPHOL simir and OntlltAL TOINISHINO wAitmousis. Nos. US to 1119, Newingtoe-butte. Factorise, Fragels4aredk. lospest As largest and meet varied stook is Longo& All goods warranted, and delivered free. New illustrated priced lists of furniture, bedding, d:o., gratis. £3,000 worik best floorelotks (part at Taylor's Depository), all new patters' and well 11441101104, tit ltd. per yard, worth la 9d. HYAM and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. Byars and Co., 66 and 67, Ottord.etreet, hare special arrangement& by which the Newest Modes and the most dash' able materials are employed in the plutastlon et every dainty- Mon of Boys' and Youths' ClOthiaL HYAM and Co.'s GARMENTS awl PRICES. The new Prince of Wales and Prins. Alfred Overcoats and C 61144, lia. 6d. to eta; Knickerbocker, Mon, Harrow, and Osborne Salts, 6d. to 45a.; Jackets, 13ii. M. to Us; Trousers, Cs 6d. to 15e id.; Vests, la. 6d. to Ta. IL; Jaskol' and Vesta alike 15e. 6d. to Ws. Od. HYAII and Co., GENERAL TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, Tl 7 i d HOSIERS, de., It: 06 sad UT, Or.ford4treet, W. ; mid 23, New-etrest, Birmingham; EI &WA* Lie& ; and Westgate, Dewsbury. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and dtetlngui perfume, extracted from the flowers. by JNO. 003 NELL end Co., Pertumen to H.R.H. the Morale of Wales. Zed Bull Wharf, 93, Upper Thames-street, Loudon. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, ladles. ti• C E: r d e ar s t. ti. i:lviree=ene.e. •ty.ss, W. (la" MIIDIR'S SELECT LIBRARY. NEW and CHOICE BOOR& All the BM BOORS of the SEASON and of the past twenty yam are to circulation at BODICE SELECT LIBRARY. FIRST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM Commode( at say data Book Clubs supplied as liberal tunas. on applicaties. MIIDICS Pr i ec EIrf LIBRARY (Molted), NEW OXFORMSTRMT. City Mee, 4 RING - STREET , CHEAPSIDE. THE ART-JOURNAL Price Ss. ed. Monthly. LINZ ENGRAVINGS IN THE MARCH NUMBER. L W. Z. BROST, R.A.—Cbaetity, by T. Garner. 2. Hering. Bright, and Baster.—The Cavalier, by J. C. AP- - 11. - 7. - lidwarda.—Religion, by R. A. Artlett LITBRARY CONTRIBUTIONS. I. Philip G. Hainerton.—Llber Ilemorialla. Lake Surfaces, nib 9 Specimens. 1 James Worn,. Dogma F. de Block sad F. A. de irayeker (Belgian Arthrte„ with $ Examples from their Works. S. W. P. Bayley.—Visits to the Paradise of Artist& t S. C. Hall. F.S.A., and Mr& Wilson, with r Zurtnill• & .W. Fairholt, F.l3.A.,—Watium Harvey and the Wood- St:wavers of his Bra. & Lewis Wright —Substitutes for Wood-Roiravialk 7. On the Cum of National bluetit= to Local Irualtittiona. S. Tim land of the Loiessßatera. 9. A Rowed of Days, with I Illustrationa 19. Lectures on Architecture, at the Royal Academy. 11. liriteak lastitaika - 12. alba 01= 6 1 . .1..:--A Memoir, ike. : Virtue sad Cu, 20, Irriaak 0 l. alk is TUB CRaDur TrIER . dad JII(?BII.IER et .IL:479LAND (i(imltedi In CONJUNCTION with the ICI 'a and YAWZit; MAWS BANK (limited), and the NATIONAL BANK. will RZCIPfI APPLICATIONS liar the CAPITAL of THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MANSYJI.LES (Limited). Capital, COMM, in *NO thane at 800 eseb. Deprelt on Applisation Al per ahem on Allotment 414 per share. It Is not annelpated that more than Ai per share will be required in addition. Interest at the rate of 10 per rent. per annum will be paid for the first two yearn for width 'ablaut worrots. . Payable half-yearly, will be attacked to the share sertificates. After the two years, the profit income on re.sales of land already effected. and profit an further seats, will be er a sablefar distribution aa divtd or hours. Albert Brant, Zig., KY., } Directon of the Credit low William Harrison, lip., der and Mobiller of logiand Reheard Werner, He ALP., (Limited) . Colonel JlllllOl Holland, i Directors of the Airs and Mm- J. Bydaey fitopford. Lien,., 1 tannan's Bank (Limited). Joseph Beale McKenna, lisq.,l ILE, 1-Direeton of the National Bank. F. B. lieushar, !eq., Harvey Lewis, Hap., If.P , ../ MaArrow. Mar Brother of the Trinity Heaps. ildwards, Nog , Director of the General irrigation Cora may of Frans. (Limited). J.W.iarldm, faq . Director of the Baptises Tabding Company (Limned)- (. Emile de Oirsrdin, Paris. 1 IL Beverin Abbaleised, Deputy and Beeretarp of the Chamber et 1 Deputies, Pads. flomee erAyaninsisse b Chambe lain to the Laperor, mad Member of the Chamber of lit. i. posmen iMyrkwillele-lieltskaimp, Paris. BANT1111& Ths Agra and Maramman's Bank (Limited). London and Perla. The ilaelooffil Bank. London. and Us Mamba In Ireland. The National Bank of Liverpool (Limited). LirerpooL finicaion. Yra Nowboo, Km; awl Co., 9d, Moholss-lans, LC. Yews. ToDance sad VIIISMINO, Broz-atreet, Btraad, asi Lombard Haw. Owego-yard. cudMi•Ors. Mullane, Illanatall, Daeell, I, Lombard-street 1.11. Means. Hill, Tweet, and Hill, 19, Threadnesdle.etrest, LC. Masers. Laurens*, lota and Puree, 7, Angeleniort, Throgmorto*. street IC. Inumerni-Oimer—M. Paul Wirdiv, Mariatiles (MeniberAt the Cowell astral). 810111 TAIT (pro Nee)—Alfred Lowe. DR. Temporary Ment—l7 and 111, Condit& owl:en 01 THZ 90YrANY. The Impede IZIT - anpan — y - 711 - ar;eillee (Whlsh has best warty twelve months In sours, of ornalestioa) Is established with a view of purchasing sad astabft land and property L the ha t city of Marmilles, the resale of the same, and the saga don of concessions and privilege* "emlated with the development and improvements of the sit: and port In furthenuses of these objects, sad after lo sad "areal inveedgetlon, mimeo properties have been , In Use best portions of the sit, and where the proper of the improve. meals gives menranes of profitable regatta PlkOT/ITIZB ACOTTIYBD. The properties whkhtit•Co;speuiilav• acquired ere to follows : 1. The Joliette property, eomprising aboat 2,2‘4.000 square feet of tudiding land. exclusive of st-eets. 2. The Sue Imperial* property, timid/Bag of about 26,1100 square feet. I. The Catalans property, sonsisting of the Hotel, lb* Imperial Clan. Baths, homes, sod Widhig plots, in all about 2.100.010 Roars f 4 The Redo prow*, oessistlag of building plots et about ULM avian feet It will be seen, ea refer:wee to the leap, that the Company's =Tecomprise the lands to the north of the tows as well as o ° the south, with a large extent of seaboard , asking • total of about 4,900,000 square feet. laißsiuisse, psalms Om llarareas. both to population and weal* Ohs lint maritime sty in Imam. sontaba • doom population, of more Om 1011.000 meals. Daring the past year 13,001 muds, with • Ma nage of upwards of 1,1100,000 tam mired and left the liarboar. Ilarssilke emosenis the manneres of the Mediterranean. en grosses nearly the who)* trade with Algeria. and ts the paeket Malice ice the Pesinialar and Oriental lama Company, Um lbelageries Imre:Maim and otter steam-packet companies ng with ell part' of the world. It poorness oonunodloas tradi desks and warshcmass, sad, by railway, to In direst commensal mem with all parts of France. The *ld harbour having been found Inadequate for the rapidly armandiag sommeres of the piaci. the now Harbour of la Joliette, revere* an arse or 611 gazes. was amistnartsd , and le eonatantly crowded with shipping. It Is surreundad by bread gun with steady buildings on the north side, and a now lowa Is rising rapidly Oa its lannallata vicinity. Since 1610 three other beam have been aonatrvated, named Da Dauer, 4' Arias, and Napoleon, which will double the harbour sconamodatlon *1 lbesoMsa THE BMPEEDIES INTEILIST 11l MAX3IfiLLIE. It Is well known Hat hie Majesty the Emperor of the Treuih • takes deep Interest la the welfare and prosperity of end having Directors karreasees to believe that hieV ilk Aest pectoris and 'pedalc ht=a m my be depended upon to aid say enterprise the present Com ) the object at the reerawessof the shy, sad ems aPPlkutlee l ir= forthwith to be made by the Directors to obtain the valuable soneandon for ruing the Tort 8t Ifitholas, sod le make the new Cobham Port VIZ IMPLIIII4. Ey the sonstreettou of the Rae Imperial*, which Is 80 fest wide, and lined by Important buildings, a direst communisation has been effected between the Hue Canebilus, the ite the Soden Basis or old Harbour, and tonew basins or b rZ above mentiosed. This has sawed the demolitioa of tape bloeks of louses deasely occupied. which circumstance, toge ther with the pelvises deacieney of hones aerommodation,. renders the eonerection et new buildings absolutely neoeseary for commercial and residential purposes, and 07,1111011 an eager demand ter resent plots of building land. 40L151:13 PROPIFT ACQUIRED. In tbhqcarter of the uwe, wbera tbieCienTeSivial require ments of the growing population are so mat, the Oespany luw sewed about id acres of freehold hUll lead, exclusive of streets, and this order exceptionally favourable eircanutanses, both as ramparts situation and terms of manna till lIIIPKILIALL PROPIRti.a.O9IIIRED. More t an iaTOorigiaTre feet of tW 117,0 - cii;;l;tle Rue Imperiale—tbe ADM street in Kamilla'. The reminder is shunted In the Quertier de la Joliette, eommensing at the Port of la Joliette, and contending tie whole length or the docks, the Baste d'Arenc. the Port lawleon, and terminating at the Basin &Womb. These lands are Warmed by streets fruit Og to (Ai feet wide. is connection with the Bite imperials by the Boulevard llaritime. and are surrounded by as industrious and thriving popilatlon. TIME OP PUBCHABK The land will be sanded over to the Company eonspletely levelled, with all the Wee/Aland footpaths paved, drainage son piste, gas laid on, and provision made for the supply of water to the topmost storied A. by the ocuditions of the treaty for the acquisition of the Joliette Estate. it Is stipulated that di years should be given, by which Urns the estate is to be layered with houses ; the op tion Is reserved to the Company far the same period, daring which it may sleet either to pay the parehasemoney In nee sum, or to make an anneal payment of equal instalments, eduading over a period of thirty years, with a flied rate of lutanist aid sinking fund. PROTIMOR pOIiALDSON:SREPORT, Before the treaty ioetl;l;portiostOf the fro arty wee eon eluded the parchasers seemed the services of Professor Donald son (late President of the institute of British Arebltects) to per sonally Investigate the operations In progress at Marseilles, and the character end value of the like. • oopy a his report accompanies the prospectus. CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. . . . - The Catala;;Properttes are In the Immediate neighbourhood of the marine realdeom of the Emperor, and sommand a frontage to the ma of shoat a mile In length. They are admirably situated both for baldness premises and private villa& BUILDINGS NOW ON CATALANS IiSTATE .. . Many first-clue Wises arew steady erected : a magnifithat hotel (now open). having 140 rooms; and the Imperial Club (now in coarse of construction), of n ble arehlteetural elevation, surrounded with terrace and gardens, all laid out under the government plan. There Is an extensive bathing establishment, often frequented by more than 6,000 bathers deny. This thstriet will undergo a radical improvement when Fort St Illeholra, which separates the Catalan property from the centre of the town, shall have been demolished, • new port sonstnicted, and additional streets made, so as to render com plete the facilities for communication between the old and new portions of the town. The manolpality of the town et Marseilles engage, at their own expense, to lay down gas, sake maeadernized roads, and ensure a proper water supply for the houses. There are In this .rearter about roar miles of attests from 40 to 60 feet In width, which have ben recently opened and lighted with gas ; and the Boulevard la Corder. (72 feet in width and lately opened for traffic) forms • continuation of the splendid promenaded the Prado. The district COMMllllloiille with the Qua! de Rive Weave, the centre of the old port and of the commerce of the town, by the Boulevard de TEmperenr. All these important facts furnish assurances of great success, and there can be no doubt that this portion of the Company. properties will be sold at • price which will yield a very large profit. THE PRA DO PROPERTY. The Peed° lends are near the Southern Railway Stati.n. in am ' admirable portion, and well adapted for the establishment of warehouses, shops, be With respect to the value and prospects of there properties, a report by Mr. P. Bard*, the well-known engineer, of Marseilles, aseompanies this prospectus, giving ample details ERIOD OP PAYMENT& thereon. Amon.rr ANDP The total amount of purchases is AMA. ; of this sum /11,068,640 b ma.e by instelments spread over various dates and extending In p to • period of 6 l years, and only £666,168. in faith, on taking over the estates, caution money being lodged In the meantime for the due observance of the Company's en eagements. It IA therefore erpeeted that, with the aid of the Company's borrowing powers, not more than 410 per share will be required on those shares not fully paid ap on allotment. Thus, with a comparatively pro fi tmount of from the share holders have the advantage o derivable from dealing with a very large extent ef property JOLTITTE PROPERTY RE-SOLD. is evidence of the mane of the purchases, the Directors have the satisfaction to announce that they have already concluded meets with en Associatthe of Builders at Marseilles to =Tr to them one of the properties (the Joliette property) at a profit of about MAO" smelt property and profits to be • paid for by annuities and sinking toed over a period of thirty with option cm their part to pep for the whole at any • =during Iva yeare, with on obligation on the pert of the contractors to deposit a sac of fora millions of trance (4100000) : as mutton 10•007, at Axed period. (the Sr. Instalment of width was paid on the athention of ...tract), and abo to cover the property with buildings with a period of live years at their own sost. I The shareholders wffl have the benefit of this ceetrast, and fr om O c t o ber. 1107, will melte the Income derivable from this 1 goetract, viz., ttts difference between the annuities to be paid I e nd received by the and this tlll4OlllO joined to the ex- Whig reveres tan the raie estate, as well as to the anti.- , pated profft on further sales during that, period, will, it is esti , mated, not Oily enable the dimetoes to continue the payment of the interest at 10 per sent. per annem, bet suable them to &- boneses on tae . etal tolled up. Aa the Wale. ProPwrth WIDE te its 4 . pedUaa. ote command tt has at th e ssabossd, the =Van ' peessato lee ecabtraetiali tel the ant park awl lb semai TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (surrEes snacssmEs.) THE CORPS LEGIBLATIP. PARIS, Ithaca 3. To-day in the Corps Legislatif the Committee proposed the addition of the following paragraph to the address in the reply to the speech from the throne :—" We give our adhesion to the policy followed by the Emperor towards Germany. This policy of neutrality, which does not leave France indifferent to events, is agreeable to our interests." U. Jules Fevre and others proposed an amend ment, the object of which was explained by MM. Fevre and Emile 011ivier M. Rouher said the government accepted the paragraph as drawn up by the committee, since it approved the policy of the government, and at the same time reserved its liberty of action in the future. The amendment proposed by K Fevre was then rejected by 218 against 21 votes. Another amendment, demanding that the inhabitants of the Duchies should be consulted relative to their go vernment, was rejected by 215 against 30 votes. The paragraph, as proposed by the committee, was then adopted by 238 against 14 votes. ROUMANIA. BUCHAREST, MAWR 4; The National Assembly has approved the project for a national loan. The success of the loan appears to be assured, several bankers having alret.dy sub scribed for large amounts. The bills organising the civic guard, and calling out 4,000 men for military service, have been taken into immediate considera tion by the Assembly. All unconstitutional con osesions granted under the late Government have been referred to the Senate for examination. To morrow a bill will be laid before the National As sembly for the separation of church and state, and the complete independence of the former. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. RLYBURG, MAR= 4. Great uneasiness prevails here, in consequence of the rumours of • probable collision between Austria and Prussia on the question of the Duchies. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. FLORENCE, lidos 3. The Chamber of Deputies to-day adopted the treaty of commerce between Italy and the Zoll verein by 186 against 16 votes. The Senate passed the bill for the abolition of the office of Sub-Prefect throughout the kingdom by 68 against 20 votes. PORTUGAL PARIS. litAzoic 4. A telegram received here from Lisbo n stake that the Chamber of Deputies has approved the new railway contract concluded by the government with Senor Salamanca. THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, %Awn 4. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Rhone, with the above mails, passed the Needles at 10.50 p.m. INDIAN APPOlN'rltinCll.—Tbe Queen has been grantondy pleased to make the following appointmeats, viz.:—Mr. Justice Couch, see of the judges of the High Court at Bombay, to be chief justice of the said court ; Sir Charles Sargent, Hot, to be a judge of the High Court at Bombay; Mr. William Markby, berrister•at•law, to be a ' judge of the High Court at Calcutta ; Mr. Charles Collett, of the Madras Civil Service, to be a judge of the High Court at Madras ; Mr. Justice Morgan, now a judge of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal, to be chief justice of the High Court for the Nortk•Weetera Pro visos' of the presideaoy of Fort William ; aad Mr. Abeam-. der Roes, Mr. William Edwards, Mr. William Roberts, and Mr. Francis Boyle Pearson, all of the Bawd Civil Service, and Mr. Charles Arthur Turner, barrister-at-law, to be judges if the mid High Court for the North•Westera Pro. vinoss. Ansrvaza ow AMERICAN BYEAMEIIB.—The Royal Mail steamship Aturtralselan, from New 'York on the 21st ult., arrived at Queenstown at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday. She brinp 59 passeepra. She landed nails, psneogers, sad telegrams, and prooseded at 3.40 p.m. ; all well. She ex perished easterly winds throughout the passage. The extra lamas steamship City of Oork, from New York on the 15th ult., also arrived off Holyhead at 11.30 a.m. The National Steam Navigation Company's sorew steamer Hel vetia arrived off Queenstown from New York at 1 o'clock a.m., on Saturday. She had 16 cabin and 43 steerage pas sengers. Havieg landed 11 pansespn, she proceeded for Liverpool at 1.30 a.m.; all wall. . . There being at present 11 vacant cardinals' hats to complete the 70 which form the complex of the Sacred College, it is decided to place six of them on the heads of the following prelates st the ensuing Jane Cop ulatory : Monsignori Mettenoel, ex-governor of Rome; Hohenlohe, the Pope's almoner; Chigi, Papal nuncio at Parte, when be will be imeceeded by Monsignors Franchi ; Manning, Archbishop of Westminster; Lynch, Bishop of Charleston, and a Mexican prelate. . . The Pope, it is said, has been displeased by the publicity given to the Italian tendencies of the young Roams noblemen who dined together during the carnival, and drank to the health of Victor Emmanuel sad his speedy arrival at the sapid. Irritated, also, at the &a loyalty of these scions of the principal patrician families, and disregarding the excuses made by their respective sires. Pio Nono would have sailed the offenders summarily had not Cardinal intonslii demonstrated the impolicy of such as set at the present moment, sad counselled the milder obsstisemeat of a week's spiritual exercise in some con cept. "The young prises, however," writes the =re spondent of the Post, " hays shown themselves reale:Went to the paternal rod, even in this mitigated form ; sad, as they obstinately refuse to enter the silent cloisters, their misdemeanour will be most likely overlooked as a rogazzota, at the earnest entreaties of their well-affected parents." Mr. Foote, the ex-Confederate senator, has just published a book respecting the Confederate secession. In it is the following passage :—" It is really astonishing to hear that men in this enlightened age should for a mo ment hesitate in redard to the propriety of allowing per sons of African descent to testify in oonrts of justice, especially in cases when their own life, Ilerty or pro perty, are involved. . . . it is heartlessly unjust to the black man to eased that he is less a respecter of truth, and lees inclined to the exercise of justice than the white man. I base lived among th's rote all my life, and what I now say on this subject, is the fruit of more than half a century's experience sod observation." The third annual meeting of the Metropolitan Association for Promoting the Education of Adults, which now enjoys the patronage of the Prince and Princess of Wales, took place on Saturday is the Theatre of the Society of Arta, John-street, Abelphi. Berl Glaximmtn, the pre sident of the association, was announced to preside, but in consequence of his lordship being compelled to attend a meeting of the Privy Council, the chair was occupied by the Bight Hos. H. A. Bruce, who was supported by Sir Thomas Phillips, Sir Praneis daadford, the Sew. It. Sitter, Idr. Many Chester, Mr. Slaw, the Rev. Kr. Oakley, sad .1 other gentlemen canner:bed with the educational movement. Letters :were read from the Bishop of Winchester, the I Archbishop of Caaterbury, Sir J. Hay Shuttleworth, Viee- Clianeellew Wood, and a amber of other noblemen and gentlemen, expressing regret at tioaroideble sinews. RIPIMINTATION or Kraat.—Captain H. A. Herbert has intimated his intimation of seeking the rope,- esslation of thin county, is the room of his deceased father the Right Hoe. Colossi Herbert.Y.P. He wilt act issue . his Wirer to the electose until the blued of his father.— Cork Heroki. : t UL t: l 4 1 / . TS Si . 70 Sil . 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