The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-08 00:00:00

NI, Ai 13 IE6B . f 33 rt b'S 'WSPNPER i 1 t \ ..1 . - ddX:3 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 18€8. fa 6,711.3 [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.) (TWOPENC. issgs. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of BooorayarA London) LINZ of lITRAII and PACKET to AUSTRALIA. —For t> oußNl(Fart 1111111 p) Dire* the Docks cm THURSDAY, the ereh February (calling vut he. the splendid clipper ship LINCOLNSHIRE. 1.100 II H ER, Commander : Wog bi Rea Dula der accommodations km all chimes of peasengen ere w ool, and she will mnp ea_esperteaced sergeom.—Fer , or imply_ to ALLPORT sad RIORDAN, with 6 HOMGR.AII and /lONS. P. lameleahapareel lONS 01, JOILII HERMAN HENRY HoLn.On;at nt Helen's. Qty, and Pr nembnoo, merchant—lit dividend at k. 21d., Feb. 12. and lab. anent Wednesday, Parkyna', Badmenll.siree t. JOH se at, N THOILAtI, Bleeder, builder—let dividend ot , Feb. It, and sabsequentWedneedai at Parton', Feb. U. W. J. Fianna :jarMoo Werwickormare. In specter of fieheries—Feb. U. W. Yim , sm., Ham mermalth, farorwr—Feb. T. llama, , groom— Feb. 26. 6. Nabisco; Ciunden-road.villse, merebant— I Feb.2o. W. Collins, Oxford, ftwoliore dealer—reb. le J. N. Course, ilighbury-hill, ably broker—Mara 4, A. C. M. JeWoae, Northamberland.plece, late lientmat fa the 99th Foot—Fab. 24. J. Haraltaw and W. Fietcher, )weds, woollen merchants— Feb. 24. W. Fletcher (seperetemleas), Leeds. woollen =reliant —Feb. 24..1. Ainsley, Lost* Illimager—roli. I Brew, Batley, Yon:Mike, dyer—lreh. U. J. Y. hey* Seeetie si i : bookseller—Feb. U. J. W. Moen beer retailer— Feb. 0. IC notes Bock i:gbarsoltire, draw dealer—March 9. J. North amptonshire, botcher—Feb 111. J. Fawcett, Yarksidra, plumber—Feb. U. F. Jniftscia, Skews, Yorkeldro, brick ma nufecturer—Feb. Boyd, Galabmomh, Yorkshire, grocer— , Feb. 25. R. Cave, Great Coxwell, Barkildre, baker—Feb. U. Z. Dixon, Boorton, Berkshire, blackmith—Feb. It J. AMin, Scary, Lancashire, grocer Feb. U. L Hoyle, Bing, loaceskfro, beer seller—Feb. IC. P. Haigh, Bray, Lancashire, tobecermist—Feb. 20. J. 'Robinson, Feregeld, Norfolk, farmer—Feb. In J. Shop. herd, Roobdele, poteksen—Fab. IL A. Holt, Rocidaka, dealer is clothes—Feb. M. A. Dreamy, Recideln boot maker. CEBTIFICATI to be granted Weis canoe be show* to the con trary on the ft of ineettng. March 4. W. H. Bugs, Hanes-reed,bonedeeler. q.k); LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW ,g).. and Fil l LA DELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL STEAM RES . „,,t,..d to roil from Liverpool for NEW YORK, calling at 4 , n. as fIiOWS: U., •-•ToN. for NEW YORK, Wadaaaday, Feb.l2. f., la , • EiV Y Halifax. Saturday, TaoRK, via b. 15. t‘ EIVESP, for NEW YORK, Wed.'s My. Feb. le. ..F DI • IMIN, for NEW YORK, Wedneoday, lab. t 6 . ~kg • 1.. e. 11. 17, awl 0111116611, all barb* the same the Saloon. For particulars apply to WM. INMAN, r on t . Live rpoo, or to ELVIS aad /LACEY, 61, King tout. idge. • INAIID LIN E .—The BRITISH and NORTH tMEI:IcAN AL MAIL STEAM SHIPS , appointed by )1,,;‘ , 4) .4 to soil for NSW YOILK dbact, I I.Atiinhkylas" intended to be espate.bed tor New ton Tuesdays and (or) Thursdays, when- I f r,r iu.lueenient "O. r Royal Mall Steamers are intended to fr.nt ‘l., Queenstown 1..19:. Saturdmy. Feb. 8. AI t If \ I, sIX YORK, Satulds_ . t y Feb. 15. ALLITio. f.,r FIN 1 ~ K K, et& Boston, Tueaday, Feb. 18. • N.. 011,..r.as carried on thew voyages. r,140 parses i Y the "ward Royal Meg gesessess, whether „Ha Err 1,4 t, it.. , ton, or Ha/Sfax, is reduced toll; obese, gnin,..s. according to the accommodation. at k3l. These rates include steward's provi.;..re., but without wines or liquors, which can be Aro , t„ 1. n . 52, Old Broid- duet , Loudon : Burns UsArrr. ruid It, Piece de la Burse, Paris : G. mud • N.. .13mics.treet, Glasgow, and Baltic-street, U. sn.l Is. M4elver, Queenstown, and Water-street, AUIPLTBD. and *Makthes* titochnort and Itoolidals, to- Ildl v e end &Ds Prmer. sasesene Tath - ante-T. rCerrretlifergrike, J. CV bertaltarr, and D. Mande, Merton and Hew Edp Yorkshire, done inerchants-4. Gordon and J. 8 , N ii prMapoo- Tyne and Gateshead, asPhalte man -J. Batley, J. Devington, end L Bradley, Henley, Steffordekint, prim mann- feeletrees, so far as regards J. Bailey -H. T. Vannes., Z. Prink and R. B. Lyth. Great St. Helen's, City, shipowners, so far sere gards R. B. Lyth-J. Ward and W. Holmes, Houdin, Stafford 'him, attorneys-F. D. Potter and KJ. Kee* Cupping Ongar, Easel, srargeons-W. Roberta, 8. Dirties, W. and J. Eva , Liverpool, wholemle outetaws, no far as rstPlls 3 . Evans -W . T. H. Head, and J. Ashby, Dowaste-bIE, City, and Weekensuper-Mare, Somersetahtre, contractors-J. Bird and T. Moon, Oonyer, Kent, shipwrights-T. Vincent. and J. Yin mat, Mount-row, Liverpool-raid, silveranNhe-H: Hertz and P. Lenrenoe-lane, City, warehousemen-J. Darter and W. Baxter, o rd . wine mercitant•-J. B. Emenan and J. P. Perbee Bathwtck. &mended's; millers-J. Swallow and O. Ler, leMS builders-dl. Netter, A. Nutter, and 71. Lan. un., Cleckheston, Yorkshire, worsted spinners, so far es R. Lew, Lambert and J. BIG, Bath, F. Pasqua and G. F. Pasqua, Broad-street buildup, City, me chants-H. W. Funds' and T. Appieyard, Barstow, Yorkshire, steam cultiratore-Haniet Eliza Owens and W. Barnard, Lower Whitecrosectreet, City, fancy box maims-K. Women sad A. Dupont, Cram-lane, Emtcheap, wholesale tea dealin-T. sey, R. Johnson. and C. Linsey (as the Breilidd Wilkey Ores pany and the Bradburw an d party), eo terse daT. Livesey, sen-R. D. It. . Warion, readmit* Ea* paper manufacturers-J. Cliff and W. E. HinkFrottingham, Lin colnshire, ironmasters, and Silkstone . Yorkshire, coke manatee turen-H. Bertram, W. H. Lyle and R. Lyle, Glasgow, coninds lAD agents-T. Hamilton end J. Hamilton, Glasgow, wood turners. 800TCH sigusenunoss. RONDA ORA?, Glasgow, fruit merchant, Feb. 11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. DANIA. or DONALD PUDONALD, Aberdeen, carter, Feb. 12, at the Lemon Tree Hotel. Aberdeen. Rosin? WATT, Gleason, commission merchant, Feb. 11, at the Faculty Hal, Glasgow. JOHN MAOHAR, Tafinaolial. Yortarshlre, tumor, Feb. 13, at the Commercial Hotel, Breads. DAVID ANDEPS3II, Edinburgh, floorcloth warehoneemo. at Lyon and Tandialre Room, Edinburgh. F. gee= ' II \Ms b n r, TEAM to VIGO from London, direct.—The twie screw fiteamer MARY, 1,000 tons borthen, r. rill he despatched front the West India Doek s tier Ilan excellent secunnoodatkel tne —For frets:lit. pas.age, (C., splay t o cb.li n .. tiniveni a t.. 11.1.11 . P5, ClltAVlb. PHILLIPPS, and Co., :A.M. , I. MM., Cross-lane,Oreat TOwerotavet., LC. CITAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON Tocx of the AIRE end CALDER GLASS BOTTLE COM PANY is for SALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the premises at Free Trade Wharf, Ratellff, being required for wharf purposes. Orders for all the Dew patterns and the patentrdoppered bottles am usual, from the worts, Yorkshire, and the ogles, SJ, Upper Thamesadrest. city. 1 ;,91:.01 to GOTHENBURG from London,direct. ' --- .0 1 - ',. 1,14 ;tit" loin screw-steamer NEWSKY will be HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT ...., h; .1 aeon the West India Docks In a few dep.-For . • i .,,... e _, . se, apply at lie's Universal Office, W. ; GALYANISII.-A TREATISE on the only CURE of 1 . 1 1 1 1.1.11.1 ti. lat A a t PHILLIPPS end Co., SL Dun. DEAFNESS, Dimness of Sight, Nervoesome, Palpitation, indl '• 1. , ,,, i nos.lene, (neat Tower-street., SC. , on, Low Spirits, Coesuroptlon, and lees of Memory. without 1 the tame of falsely called remedy, electricity. Sent poet tree for ! one staren. bv Mr . Thomas Craven, Wilford-home, Burton , IIE ) IEN. -Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- ~...e . ,,t , u m , j... W.C. 1 ‘,. 1,. end Centre' Gerrnany. -The North °amen Lloyd's . -.1 ..les sere* Ammer PALER, Captain MIND/BEN, I , . .1-latched TIIIIRSDAY, Feb. 13, calling at Blackwell' 71101 f LAST Nianra GAZETTE. • ... r I..naittinr , at 13 noon.-Fares to Bremen, Et and £1: I ..7 , ti , loos, At end el 10e.-Apply at CHAPLIN'S I:niensal • mei ot., Orem, W. ;or to PHILLIPPS, GRAYI3, PHIL- [seem or gesteitoen ago posts= pagyierErfAes TO ER - .0,,1 Co , St. Dunstan's.house, Cross-lane, Great Tower- ORTON= AT THE 017103 Or THI OHM RZGINISAR, I Como or BANKRUPTCY. assimonAmanarr.l - BANKRUPT& ..' IFA M to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE WLL AS JOB! TAYLOR, II • treet Wandsworth, clothier, to C . , I'll ll'E a W F.F.K. -The favourite paddle-steamer I' surrender Fels 17, at L irfh 3 . ' ;% I CR. captain W. SMITH, entirely redecorated, will THOMAS WEITREN OSLO?. Hastings, grocer. Feb. 17, at 1. , •.. ,-, service from London on SUNDAY, 11th February, 010101 PARROTS, Wye, Kent, geszler, Feb. 17, at I. ..... I, by weather 'emitting. she will be despatched from WiLLialit HMllle Wairean, Old Bradstreet, and Elver-terrace, . ...,9 at I; a in., returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday Stoke Newington, Journalist, Feb. 19, at 12. • . , early, arrangements having been made to land WILLIAM oAtute, Whlteeroseatmet, greengrocer, Feb. 19, at 1. :. • • ...r, at 'flumes Haven, to be conveyed from thence to HRIRT MUM, Kinentateffireet, Holborn, smith, Feb. 19, at 1. • he goieesi train, do as to accomplish the Journey In glum IILACIIIOIIO, Britannia-street, Hinton, baler, Feb.l9, at 1., whilst outwards the hours of departure front Black- Thomas BoOellAse ifenadatreet, Ratelffi.vietealler. Feb.l9. at I. -dl v ery, to ensure a prompt arrival at itiotterdam The H owie' BART? , upp er s o b...t ee m, cm e . ... Nen . p ro r niene I --- - .... Mee Yymemed Is despatched from off the Tower every of music, Feb 24, at 11. ii 'nothing early. For fares and times of departure ace CHARLES De mat ktirsßLL.Cambrldge-terrare,Paddington,retized TO THE EDITOR or THE EXPRESS. I ell" --Apply to rhapliree Universal (flute, W., or to oMcer of the Bengal civil Service, Feb. 24. at 11. SI a, -I very much regret that the anticipations •; I Vl's, I: KA V EN. Pil ILU PPS end Co-. Si. werwteles wn.usa limy rareturrta Greet York-mews, Marykbone. and I ems lane. Great Tower-street, KC. I Southesamereet. Werabourne-part, chair maker, Feb 24, at 11. expressed in my last letter, which you kindly gave 011wHoN FRANKLIN, Mt. Mark-street. CliewlmeMeMelile, superin- awe in the Express of the 3rd inlet., have not been I ESE MAL STEAM NAVIGATION tendeet of the Jews' Orphan Asylum, Feb. 2e. at 11 l o i i 4l rA g y t i nnor p oin t e g b y Ad o f p ne e ne ..‘,, 71, L a .. FRANCISCo VAOCAlitto, Hmerloo-road, merc hants clerk, Feb. MUSIC and that my endeavours to bring one or two iron •teet. , 24, at 12. ships to build on the Thames have failed, and the offer I %•,,,, EIS HEREBY GIVEN, that tbe HALF-YEARLY WILLEM" WM, Beaulieu, Illenspeldre, baker, Feb. 24, at It was enabled to make the workmen at the Burdett-hall cis , ,; %I. M EETI NI: of the Proprietors of thin Company will MOP BRIMS, Iligehlmoa-avenue, lioundedlteh, jeweller, • •i et the Company's (offices. Ti, Loutherdstreet. on TUES. . Feb. la. at It Saturday, the 251 h nit., is now no longer open, as the . oh,- .e.th instant, at two o'clock precisely, pungent to the alesato HATwAtio, Woodbridge, Suffolk, cabinet maker, Feb. shipowner has given his order to builders in the north. • ~ Verliament, to tranmai•t the usual business, end to declare 24, at 1- I however Lope that the discussions which have been ••,,,k,„l for th e , i n au yene ne di nn the ewe o nenn o n . e , They, ,Mr NATNANIM ILALIN, Dart., Orange-street, Red Llou.square, 1.1.41, Feb. 1, ISM MARTIN PRATT, S ecre t a ry. . Feb. 17, at It caused by the meetings held may not be without some • . _ - : Ileac MARORITS, Lore-terrace, nahtoo,jeurneymanearpenter, good results. From inquiries I have made I are B %NI( of SOUTH AUSTRALIA.", All r i e leos k2r i " MA il vietHeiter.llnmetesmove,Bethnal-Verel.menstrer quite convinced that " high class iron shim" can lap Inoorporatiello Royal Charter, 1147. I of a public ranpany. Feb. 27, at 2. !ors of Credit and Bills issued upuu Adelaide andthe Min- Jens+ Wittier Ms is re London-road, bookseller, Feb. 25, at 11. built quite as cneap in Loudon as in any part of England horns in Serino A ustmlie. TuollAN BST ANT, Bromley, Kent. builder. Feb. SS, at I. Or Scotland, it is merely the question of " price of Mbour a, 1 • Its !weal:Bed mod collected. money received on sistmait tee Wffittail JAMES Mena. warmed, atera, dirk to Gut Ladles and profit at the present price. Three-fourths of the ships ' . periods. the terms for which may be ascertained at the agency honer. Feb. 25, at 1. ;any 's Mikes, 54, told Broad-street, lolladen, E.C. : Deuttlt MCKIM% Graffham. Blunts. fanner, Feb. 25, at 1 that are being built on the Clyde are "high-class ships." WILLIAM PURDY, Manager. ' Jetta+ liowm, Upper William street, St. Johns-wood, beer re- To build an iron ship it is requisite to have iron, wood, I taller, Feb. 25, at 2. coal , labour, and profit. The arguments used in favour of , IIOL 0 N Y of NAT A L . lies"? Wileos, Seutisseem retired assistant surgeon in the royal '4 ISISiIO It ATMS end FREEHOLD LAND GRANTS. : navy, Feb. In, at 2 Scotland is that iron is cheaper than in London ; but this .....1 iof ol.,vernment Lend are given to men familiar with R. tette RIPER, Thornton Heath. Same. commission Picot, refers only to low class iron, and not at all to the quality of .• ._ ..perei foul, and to, ememing suglelent means to turn their Feb. Ito at E WILL/ WALTIM grImILL, Galnsiordatreet, lionleydown, en- iron that should be used in " high-elasa " iron ships. This ; • ~, , ..qui t I 1...0.W. for further Infeemation to he made to Dr. ' grocer. Feb. 21 at it iron mostly comes from Staffordshire, and can be bought .. ••• \ the mp,•,•iel Agent of the Natal Government, at th e (Mentes 11100 s, New BurliuMommewsßetentstreet." fob 'easter - . - . as cheap in London as on the Clyde. The wood hi ti c e y re , • I,,,liiimetion 0111 m, 15, Buckinghanivereet, Strand, W.C., Feb. 27, at 1- , Joffe Lea, Hutchinson's-avenue, Houndsilitch, general dealer, quired for the " high-class" ships is teak, and this is nearly ' Feb. 27, at I. .always . oheoper in London than in Scotland. Coal oer -111:OWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS ( u m "' " KILLS ntIVRT ' r°l " u " str ' et t tiliuniutreet7 drawing Manly is cheaper ow the Clyde than in Loudon ; but this is maim cutter, Feb 27. sd. I. " an "" . " Di • nem "' Furniture ' Tnuits • 1.6116 "' ! Jong ALLAN. :toilsome, Hants, fanner , Feb. 27. at 2. 4.... Se., at PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. I 0111oitot CLARKS Beiorrrm, AMAlliodatreet, Vauthalimrdeni, not worth a consideration in the cost of a 1,000-ton ship. its, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree. I builder, Yet,. 27, at t The ou t s id e consumption would be 150 tons, and take the Jolla BINOHAN, Great College•street. Weetnoineter, peril:town- difference In price of Ts. oer ton. it would only amount to I 1 . i I I 'ri , 1. I. : . 1 „ It . ' . I N T . N: n. I .4 S O H . IN K ? : -11, TAe 1111. largest WA t I NF t (.0 :5 . ,. iti t c ar i y . srui, Eel,, Y e, t !I O s Mile End-cad, meilkal herbalist, March la. per too, the registered tonnage. The other and only . •a, I ...ono Ano s tiou Furniture et prices never before 2. et 11. important considerations are the wages the shipwrights ' N ‘..r) radtived Turkey millet livt. l A l moods wars . ..J. l . TII.MAS NIIRM4. Holborn hill, sad Aylesbury, ironfounder, Feb. sod wnosnoksis an s ~,,,1 4, livered free. Ill u st r ated priced lists of furnl- . A 4, et rt. disposed to take, and the profit that .-I , o.b. std leading MOM. N.D.--theel Boma" ear- ALVIIONKE Garr, Lleatimontequare, Stepney, commission agent, will satisfy the builder, and if each of these are an reason -11.1 . superior dlr.., 3s. lid. ; tapestry ditto, la. lid. I Felt 24. at I. able as the workmen and shipbuilders in Scotland, ship . RICHARD SALM, Kulslle. Middlesex, hay salesman, Fell. 24, at 1. building 15111.1 . :4 1,j,, beauty of appearance with must come back to the Thames. It must also 1 V.: Ir EN GOLD MEDAL PALMITI NE so t omos comas, ii;;undelitrh. bat manufacturer. Feb. 24. at!. MYR'''. JOGS'S Gateau AT, Southampton, house &gem re , Feb. b e membered there are advantages in favour of the I .• • • .!!, oa of Bele. They are the beet enbntltute for real ". el . 4rs from foreign governments coming • • -,..,,,,,,,,,, cooties and ace Ming Introduced In their Joseve &Rem JRNEms,Leyton.FAres . Shaftesbury hell, Alders• i , ,1.. if. -t Elul Clill ' They are tr ee from emote and getestreet : and Coutiestnoetyalcomequares•ommissoon agent, through London firms, they will prefer the ships being 111- teteleney to :end sed run over when tile room Feb. 24. at 2. built where they can be easily under the inspection of Ramat, SlialtlirEatt Perdionvllle. rail, milliner. Feb. 26 at 11. ~ ~„ , „sd,ti oita ble in low quality trans.:trent , ..0... Order of any dealer, but insist on basing Feb. WILLIAM Hien Dierrol . , Pentonville-reed, auctioneer ,: such finue. That for merchant ships London is a port -..-: I Medal Pahnitine Candles." I Sul, at 11. from which general cargoes are sent to all paste of the •. ' ..31. at 12. world, and consequently the abip as soon as launched is 1? IM M EL'S PERFUMED VALENTINES, from gi,wA au Jostle' Joece, Toirt's Heed-emu* and Weolock-street, without expense in a loading port. SOLDIERS FOR THN POPE. -A letter from Rome k. , ; .... • • te, te:, strand; 128, Regent-street ; 24, Cornhill. St. Laken peeking rase maker. Feb. 214, at IS. ii _. . „ Alum ,. ~,,,,,,,s s, no , dsmsy , sys ,.. Nnstios . hm, yflasysr, The great and only question is the w a g es " and the in the Aloes sop :-" The armament mad& still lasts, - Ill;‘1 \1 Ii: g NEW VALENTINE, Cupid's yen. so, at it " profit," which mustbe settled by men and cumilsrs,aud the but it is beginning to be fated that there are enough 11. ..; ~ .., Heart Barometer, Is.: by post for IN stanope Mt: I rifle ALLARD, Prevost- street, New w w -° ll h - wL Ifewer .l advance to this settlement must first be made by the men. soldiers. The Zomves are to the number of 0,000 ; the night watchman. Feb. nt, st„2. A.. 1 s i • Masters have not at present any orders on hand, come- Antibes legion is doubled ; all the corps are increasing in 11INi NI F.l;:t NEW \ --- "ALENTINE, Flora's Keep- ga4un L ' CT " Y ` l ""' B " m " attmgllieeSw ' r • ' - Weir( Rare/rm. Addle -et.. City, eeneralniffichant, Feb. 36,14 2. quently no work to offer, and before they can get this work the same proportion ; the total is 25,000, and every day e 1 . ; ~ . ,I. ,were painted on silk, Is.: by Post" . 14 stamps. CHARMS eltAKZlLhoreshroad, Ninon. hootmeker, Feb. 19, at t ---- KDWIN JOSESII MATZ. Ditehm, orreeer, Feb 19, at I! they will have to estimate for it, and any estimate sent in specimens of every country arrive, who are far from being I'l 13111E1;8 ANIMATED FLOWERS, Alen - maims,' g oeRNT HALL, Birmingham, hat manuf. . Feb. 19, at I!. by them now will have to be grounded on the high prices of the first quality. All these people have to be clo th ed, I l t;;;; • - ..,, paper 123 oid. on satin ;by poet Id. extra. , WILLIAM Battle, Sniethwick, late publican, Feb. 21,U It that have previously been paid for labour, and therefore equipped, and armed." - , THOMAS unx netnews. OM limbed, Notts. builder, lia.lo,aill. ! I SININIELS MEDIEVAL VALENTINES, very Tmomge DAY a nd m". n‘•goetb . butcher. Feb. 19. at 12. they will not be able to compete with the lower prices that I St:FPO:MD SHIPWRiCK AND 1..08.4 OF THE CitEle. Aare" R 08113014 commis Totteusue, New goftleY. will be given from the north. The men will have to state ;-A telegram from Greet Yerniouth last evening states all humorous. IL; by Pest for 14 Manilla. i Yortahlre, 'milder'. Feb. 24. at 11. (mount ELMS Norton Lees , Derbrahlre farmer . Feb. Ilk at 12. to the as that they are willing to take time's prices, that intelligence was received yesterday of the discovery, II I IIMEI:E SACHET VALENTINE, perfumed J ost JOHNITONR. Haney , Lincolnshire, clerk m holy orders -111., Is.: by post toe 14 stamps , Feb. IS, at 12. . and reduce their present prices to such an extent as to by the smack Novice, of a quantity of Wreck, part of a with dowers YRSOIRICZ Arm', (Towle. Llncolnsh.. auctioneer, Feb. 26, Rita enable muter, to take contracts at a fair profit to them- large unknown vessel laden with cotton. The crew am 1? I NIM EL'S FAN VALENTINES, 2s. Cal. ; Beazer intent+, Sendoach. Cheshire. holder, Feb. lg. et 12. selves. I would also remind the men that if they reduce believed to have perished. 1 4 as. : To lid.. and 151. ;by post ed. extra. FRlthre Alin Dee, Liverpool. Manchester, and Brook-street, their wages and bring shipbuilding to the Thames, they , I Ornevenivrequare, Feb 14. at 11. The Florence Thrifty says it is informed that the 11 ININI E L'S INITIAL yreoantild;initilteythwoeuirldpoe:etitucto.betanttetr employment ant every day: ex-Duke ot Modena has sent several deetratiose to the WILLIAM 'MAIM), Onion, tkeseire. victualler. Feb. 1 0 . at lt. I !muted on moire &Miguel, Bvo, Is. ed.; 4to, 5e ; hpoet -4 lrian STOMA Blanchester, late °igniter. Feb. 17, at le. ID superior d o ffi cers of the Papal army. • ILL -- ROBERT KILDA, Oldham, cotton spinner, Feb. 10. at 12. and now you will not find one in a doxen that will tell you It I lIMELE LANGUAGE of FLOWERS Mullis GROVILS, Appleby, Westroorelso . d, builder. Feb. 11. at if. that he has had at the best of times more than four days' Foam N-or Tics, JAN. 30. -The Queen has been VALENTINE, beautifully painted on moire antique. COO, FIDDIR Jog ANNEN JULIUS 101111 . Newcastle-Upon-Tyne and work a week, and it will be far beget to take the lower graciously pkeeed to appoint Marcus °cleric's Flower,, Pep., now her Majesty's causal at Hakodadi , to be her . . 4lii, to. ; by post 2d. extra. Cardiff, merchant exporter, Feb. 19, at 12. Vicros Ensile rata Alversteke . Hampshire, dispensary as- wages and have fall work than Mkt the higher wages sad Majesty's consul at Neggsts. The Queea has also been , I MMELH RICHLY-MOUNTED VALETS- lomat at Raster Royal Naval Hospital. Feb. 18, at It only be partly employed. Take the present rats of 7s. a Va6°U.ll plessed t° ink Ri c hard Zwrd°l4 . Ra q'' t° be rwaierorsza Winn% liournemooth. Hants. builder, Feb. 2Lat 11. her Majesty's consul at HakodadL The Quiet has also l i t TINES, forming neat driest presents, from Ss. to • Inc Wn . LIAM gor nous, Tonle-We Welk, bookmaker . Feb. 21, at it. d ay for four days , or He., sad then the Clyde rate of le. been pleased to appoint John Markham , gag.. Joni, aware". Toubodge Wells. late Innkeeper, Feb. 21, as S. per day tot six days, which will be 30s. R , lM ge ME . L . ' i S the MP so Sr AL V em are w AL th E e NTINES, the gvinesa , puts eor use wretu, t'aririrkshirT , pirl ... i:1 , 1 , , Feb. 19 , 11. now British vice consul at &enema, to be her dajesty's I must repudiate the idea expressed in some of the °omelet Tawhow (Chee-foo).- Gauge. gloom coons, Whttchnrch. Shropshire, cooper, Feb. 21, at 10. daily papers of my acting as mediator between masters ROYAL NATIONAL ImIFRBOAT iNSTITZTION. -A ItIMI 11 0 15;S im .I..'EaIIpyiIUMED96VALENTItsINES.- 1 ItageaF 40 „ : , i m it m ss ? .A zi c rrirms, Ltndetodwe ta late tilorsatt . t ife iB Fe at h.g. at li and men. I never thought of occupying such • position, nsmithid, o !_Pil iggi en t,gigg IT held et Its house, tot . g• ':. , •i and 24, Cornhlll. BEN Lswron, Saddieworth, Yorkshire, late provision dealer, knowing lam not competent for such a post. My only 4!'"'tkob.ir.'"Tb. minutes of the • `. F. 8.5., la t previous mess - TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS.-The re- ',ware RANTS. Mold, Flintsh. tate grease manufact.,Feh.llat 11. that has for the last two years been suffenng . such distress s cribed ea maim, were ordered to be led to Captain ' Htall PRICHARD, Leeds, engraver, Feb 11, at 12. turn of youth to their respective bearding-schoole Indira*. DAVID JACK, Durham. basket mak r Feb. 19, at 11. want of and so bring prosperity to shipbuilding = Piro • the snood service damp to lirli s . I . ' o. Jokes; the ... , 11..ituil e foe their personal comfort and attraction, and '- ‘ , l- t NOY MACS:44AR OIL, for accelerating the growth tan Gotioacoll Stenos Manchester, vet erina ry surgeou . Feb. et at at for it,' model to Martin Norris ; and 2/0. la od. to pep the ' the Thames • and if in my way I can be the means of Igiveg WILLIAM Mere& Manchester, cotton dealer, Feb. 25, et 91. mg and beautifying the hair, Roseland' . Hairier, for lor-expenses of the Transom (the Cambridge . University Best THOMAS Maw, Manchester, cutler• Feb. tS, at Vi. doing this I ' shall consider that my time hes been well I ' , cc the skin and comp's:aka, and removing cutaneous de- w g,,,, Club's) lifeboat of the iastitution in pas ed durum a It• end Rowlands . Otionto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rendering W MOH f it Felt 20 at 11 Attie ell, vet • ne. Kent, cs mower, • ! • occupied . -I am, km, W. IL BIILLIVANT. I ss ey gale sad saving, in two trips, 21 pagoas from Ute I • teeth beautifully white and preserving t h e , gums, are COG- j°"3 W es, an ., Chew hie g ue ^ Sumenietrhire ' heerheuse kee p er ' Feb. 17 , at It. Wire Bops Work', Millwall, and 114, Feachtuch- ship Oasis, of Liverpool, which was wreck= in Brown's -1,1 tudispensable acconopeninoents,--Pold by chemists and W ILLIAI LANTOS, Truro. Cornwall , ureter, I' b e . 19, at IL street, E.C., Feb. 7. Bay. Rewards, amounting' to 342/ ...t . were also ordered to I. Mowers. Ask for Rowlands' articles --..._ Joni Vtatineam,liasseell Moor, Durham, pitman, Feb. IS, at 11. • foe pliant Services during the past month. The silver LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ' AsILLILta Traeollll. Hartlepoo. publican. Feb. IS, at 11. en effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or CHARLNS MORGAN. Minot. late publican, Feb. 21, at le. PROVINCIAL BANnuro.- Th u thirty-seeond en- mew"` Waa also granted to W. tiewilww., in eloWegew a rtt,ttur the head, truly don and pleasant, is admitted to Joslyn fictome,Bristolorarebouseenen, March 6. at 12. mud meeting of the Wilts sad corset Lemmas c em p as y his bravery in jumping into the eve hoes the Mundtd o l the best medicine for immediately relieving coulths, midi, • tolls EVANS. Blshopiton, Clioncesiersh., mariner, Feb. 21, at 12. . has just Pee held in the lit of Salisbury ; Mr. John lifeboat, and rescuing a sailor who would °theories : "'Ts , ' case' of asthma, an&rrielent consumPtlon- It ILle . osmium BRITTON HARMS Bristol, late publican, March 6. at It Wa te r in the chair . Th e L ectors ~,„ that , w e. inevitably have perished, Several other rewards were ` 47 . 1 0 rum persons whom !acuity pronounce incurable j THOMAS Nut, West Derby, late foreman at the yard at anent- , Witlletand - ing t h e general al deprasion o f t ra d e , co m bi n ed al" 444 and payments, am ountin g t° 2 • 93°1 * were taarshly allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughlsg. I Mims company, Feb. Is, at 3, t'• %Preaching consumption Ha affects are truly bootie's& . WILLIAM KIwLET, West Derby, baker. Feb, IS, at 3- with a deficient harvest and the depreciated value of ordered to he made on various lifeboat establishments. ;7 , 0 , deprived of sleep, or eves lying down for fear et suffuse.l JOHN Palates' DaTeleco, Everton. bander, Feb. 17, at 3. farming stook, the business of the bank bad imati ans d ENGLAND AND AMERICA. -The Duke of .Argyll .4 .1 . , l n alependeon !Ilia le • t o w rtes after taking 1t..-! Ilemay BARRETT, Bradford, painter, Feb. 18, at li. to Menage, the deposits (1,847,6011. 135.) 'bowleg uavg. has consented to take the chair In St. James's-hall on Ash Ist, 8, Wag NM 1.1 ANTS BROtOBTON. Caunten, Notts, carrier. Mt 19. at It men tation of 76,0001. ea the amount held at this time last Wednesday evening, the 20thinst., when the Be,. New `l druggists, In ; 010101 Joeleenii,Tideewell, Derlosh., innkeeper. Feb. 22, et It The low rates of interest duriag the whole Ma Bell is to redeliver the lecture which he addressed in Be pretender , J oteeroll °Tem, Merthyr Tyd fi l, butcher, Feb.l9 , at 11. I C d r. been unfavourable to banking, but the Increased Weshirgaa to the prized* members of Congress, whew cand "dame WILLIAM AARON &CMS, Newbridge, Cornwell, innkeeper, Feb 1 I. business of the company of late years was found te he Chief Justice Clime presided and General Grant was - Rotate Dona Dover, hotel commissioner, Feb. 18, at 121. sufficient to compensate for this drawback, the haathaa el antra/et the auditors. We nude:stud that the argues= L. GEoROSBUTTON, Eingston-upon-Hull. engineer Feb. iv, at lt. t being about the was as the preceding year. The of the ketone is to prose the good feeling which really 050101FIUIDIffiCa Dar. Womigreen, Hampshire. grow. Feb. eet showed that, deer tof current ex- =JOB is this country towards Americo, sad that while 20, Mo. pewee, directors' fees, go., the to the credit of the mama of the people agreed with the polio, of the WILLIAM Even, Brighton. bootroaker, Feb. 20. at 11. NAIRANUIL Grell, Brighton. generaldealer, Feb. 24, at 11. profit and loss amount= to 42,4621. 14n, whidi has been Hera, the plater 'Porkies of those who sympathies& wi th Dims" ocuraium Yuan. Broadwater, Susan, carpenter, Feb. 1 appropriated as fo ll ows, vit. : - Bliduclucaroad °breezes the 1 1 1. 14441 aid so not from ill-will towel" Auteri= uss. hns 22. at 111. dividends sad bonuses, at the rate of 21 per cwt par from miseeasoptios of the nature and isms of the SILL! JAM*, TalCon4l. Alderegate-el, merchant, Feb.ll,Mll. . annum, amounting to 42,0001.• the Wham, 4091. Zia, Theiguselica of the Alabama will se doubt be diseased; Jon! "eitit Elms g ring g ard, Cniman-ginigg . gig Weller. I being Serried to the earplug kid, which latter new sad with mush a presideas, no warm a friend to the United Feb. 21. at 11. masante to the sun of 101,473 E I.te. 3d. The pre Sides, • bugs mares aes l a a lgxpeetai to express rod: Yowl cAngwamarrAlksolekithuliarelable leak'''. Feb. le. as I- I g the ....... wt. ...... •--- t om b the um" AIJSANDIDI MUDD= Boria,Eseter,harnees maker,Feb.ls,Mll. tar Few were 8.,7..8E 7s. n--.- .." beak hes VIM. we of sad to =rid p t ipmuot gAaot , Ca t hy, Llneohish., saddler, Feb . 1,, a t it. invaded is gorenusegit eseturittes - 612,8651. 16.. ed. la Steals, ks any alliete to premete • spesdp 010101 Posits*, Ipswich late biker. Feb. 11. at 11. hoods, debentures, preheat's , he. ; sad MAK salishanoolgual eilkosnoas NANEEIfPICIE6 ANNULLED. lle. Pd, cash in land sad to heads cl Landes benign sad The annual minis of the School of Art was hold Feb t Jam nexus, Wenswick-pleco, Hoiten. tailor. Wale* an raargell evemed , ill the Mnaidffide Iwsetteteiallifest Feb 6. lineman Ludlam Doverte ad. Southwark. Isle traveller ..-___ . _ w, I userorns. x - M.a.011, - ONE SHILLING DAT.-- Ma I. Aksoyd, M.F., _ sad there weer span the Febmice. b. e W com ILMS IleTeifilreelf, Salford, engineer. I FUSSY, FP. 7.-Adinhatons ea payment , 1,0411 ; Phadlele Mr- B. M-P.. ak F. Minnie., Feb. & I . loltAil ICBM% Manchester, commercial asset ditto by MUM tiebete,l,lloo; heel vidlan,ll,ll.ll. MM., Mr. A. Elude* lietklaghea. old and ils, iM .~ 1 nu..l only end enld by W. LAMBERT, chemist, ii, Zing WWI 7 Wet, Charing-cross, London, tad by WI dinged', la , ea °Alm 134.1., and threequantities in one, IL 9d. Be particular , L . l uk tor Lambert's A Seism. The name wed adds/ B. it< mireved on the steam. ........__ Co D LIVER 0I L YOB. CONSUMPTION, BIONCIILLL AFFECTIONS, de. a. c. D LIVER 0I L 701 DERIIXIT. pi _ G 0 D LIVER 0I L r. PALE NEWFOUNDLAND. 1 T. • Me otemnlels se to its purity end pouter= hare been re- l i '' tom the following entinentphyddansPrelemor Taller, , I , er ,e c , IM . B o om m.D., L.1.C.P., F.L.S., Am., Dr. Edwin i'''" , r 9 .D.,.Lit.C.P., Mil-CIL, to., do. Jest imported by MC SITING end Co., 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, la Imprint half. -''' It rd.. pinta L. dd., quarts M., Ste Olds 1 11 . -.... ' 11.— WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION s. should wee Me NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. 6.... Sold eTlWywbera. Bottles, Is. 10,SL N.. Sad na• dile !! , ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Ballets Grand C,ormert Promenade. Wit o'clock. One Shilling. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 21 88 Holborn.—The soma one sad brillbeatly Ball Room and the beet Band la London. OPEN for CONCERT and DANCING IV ERY ITENTNO. Raisel Meador, Mr. W. M. Packer. Opea M lalt-pea sloe at 11 Admidaa. threeshout KIHAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ZXHIBITION. 1866. Thb odebrated old IBM WHISKY gained the DUBLIN FRIZZ ILIDAL—It b pare. mild , mellow. delicious, and very wholesome. Said ba botWs, ka. Bd. each, at the retail houses In Loudon by the agents In tae primaysi towns in Lighted ; or wholesale at t 4 Oreat Windmill-street, London, W.—Observe the red seal, pink label, and cork branded ^ Linshan's LL Whisky. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a wow Inventon, so admirably contrived that a ten WA as well smaller alas, may be raised or tilted on It wlliont labour or trouble. Its action is ao Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no poselMlity can be didarted. Pelee Is. 12a, 145., to sett aft, and lb gallon abaks. BAP.LOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No veutleg repaired. No more Mat beer or soar wine. Fries 4e, dd. ; ditto, electroplated, de —Apply erect to WM BARLOW, patentee, le, Mansloa-bones. See that Me name and address sre au orrery article ; all other, are merlon, 'mammon. lagraybsgs MIK Nlaabalbed ISIS. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk at other vereeed weber, became' the gal am os be got into it in a state or vapour, and condensed with the pa pee sent , battle affect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give warmth and force to animal power. Order it trait tram the laboratory, 36, Inng-acre, or through any druggist, in cases containing all bottles. OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept up In the oddest weather by daily draughts of Oxygenated Water. rush made trom the Laboratory, Sa. Lougee:re, or through any druggist. Feb. U. IRON SHIPBUILDING ON THE THAMES. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (isona's SIMI ITALY. FLORKNOK. Fin. 7, Ibiornto._ The Chamber of Deputies ooncluded to-day the discussion of the estimates of the Ministry of Public Instruction. The estimates of the Ministry for iloreign Affairs were also discussed and ap proved. Signor Nicotera brought forward • motion that the house should hold an extra ordinary sitting on Sunday next, for the discussion of the bill relative to the public works in the port of Naples and other porta. The motion was agreed to. A fresh election of nine bureaux of the chamber has been held. A large number of the presidents, vice-presidents, and secretaries belong to the party of the Right. ROME, Yes. 7. The official journal of this morning publishes a telegram from Munster, dated 6th inst., announc ing that the first address of the German students to the Pepe hes been enthusiastically despatched to Rome. In this addreas they announce that they wM maintain twenty Zouaves for the service of the Pope. General Dumont has arrived here, and assumed command of the French troops in R oman: territory. ' Brigandage prevails in the provinces of Velletri and Frosinone. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Fn. 7, E,wlo. The Minister. President has addressed a letter to Hon von Forckenbeck, the president of the Cham ber of Deputies; stating that the leave of absence foe an indefinite period, which he had requested horn the King, has been granted. During Count min Bismarck's absence he will be replaced in his position by the Minister of Finance. • MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN GREECE. ATHENS, Fu. 6, Evizawo. The dimensions in the ministry have led to a crisis which has terminated in the formation of a new cabinet, composed as follows :—Bulgaria, Pre sident of the Ministry and Minister of the Interior; Simo, Finance ; Cresteniti, Public Instruction ; Antonopulo, Justice ; Zimbrakachi. War ; Dely. anni, Foreign Affairs ; Canaria, Marine. INDIA. BOMBAY. Fis. 4. 7lbs. shirting., sr. 4a. ; 811bs. ditto, Or. 2a. ; 41's mule twist, 10}a —improving. Cotton active and advancing : Dhollerah, 146. Exchange on sidon, la. 10 9-16 d. Four per Cent. Government ecurities, 931 ; Five per Cent. ditto, 1061 ; Five , sind-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1131. Freights to Liverpool, 67.. The latest London date is Feb. 1. CALCUTTA, YID. 3. ' 7lbe. shirting', Or. 2a ; 8111*. ditto, Or. 12a. ; 40's mule twist, 64a.—firm and active demand. Exchange on London, is. 101 d. Freights tc Eng , Ord : Linseed s 725. 6tL AMERICA. , (3T ATLANTIC nuaurff.) NEW TORS, Fn. 7. Cloning prices :—Gold, 142. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1114; ditto, 1885, 110 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1044. Illinois, 1364 ; Erie, 73f. Cotton : Middling Upland, 194. Petroleum, standard white, 25. Flour, extra State, 10.30. Corn, old mixed, 1.32. IMPORTANT FENIAN CAPTURE AT CORK. CORK, FRIDAT NIGHT. A notorious Fenian, Captain Mackay, and three of his companions, were surprised by the police in a tap room in Cork this evening. Mackay drew a revolver, and shot one of the police in the leg. He made a violent resistance, but was overpowered, and, with the two others, lodged in Bridewell. The fourth man escaped. There was much excite ment among the mob while the prisoners were being conveyed to gaoL The police charged with fixed bayonets, and wounded some of the people. EAST LONDON DISTRESS. At the hat moments rsy of hope &ppm' to have dawned for the East Londoners. The United Executive Committee has become • fact, and the . . chaotic and bewildering system of indisCriminate relief hitherto prevalent in the semi-pauperised dis tricts of East London is to be immediately re- placed by a more comprehensive, discriminating, and effectual method, to the interne disgust of the myriads of loafers, cadgers, and others of a like stamp, whose only resource now is to turn " soupers," and purchase a Sunday morning break fast at the price of listening to a long sermon and joining in a number of hymns sung to some of the most popular tunes of the day, accord ing to the interesting and unique programme of the East London Miadon and Relief Com mittee, who certainly have peculiar ideas as to the method of affording relief to the destitute. proper published reports of the various meetings held at the Cannon-street Hotel have familiarised the Public with the views and intentions of the united relief committees, and the energetic plan of opera tions decided upon by them. This amalgamation of the various local organisations has not been effected a moment too early, and, if the Millwall artisans had accepted Mr. Bullivant's same of em ployment, we might have hoped thitee should soon have tided over the worn and most threatening part of the present distress. ittnother obstacle in the way of success is the continued obstinacy of the East London Mission and Relief' Committee in refusing to co-operate; save ins limited degree, with the associated committees. The need for some stricter supervision in the administration of relief by independent organisations becomes daily more apparent. Tales of successful imposture are cur rent in every part of the distressed districts ; and the feats of procuring unmerited assistance, of ca joling a relief distributor into the improper giving of alms, is by many regarded as a thing to be ap plauded rather than censured. More than one relief distributor has been publicly charged with being incapable—utterly _so. It is distinctly as serted that any poorly clad person can visit some of this class, and, by means of falsehoods, which the relief distributors have no means of detecting. obtain immediate assistance in money or kind. is said also that in one district a woman whose hus band is in constant work, and in receipt of 30e. per week, obtained relief several times from one of these distributors and that her pernicious example has been succe ssfully followed by several others, whose husbands have never been out of employment, and whose wages range from 20s. to 40s. per week. A correspondent writing to. a local paper states that he can mention, froni his own personal knowledge, residing, as he does, amongst these people, " that those persons who have obtained the relief they ought not to have needed are the beat customers in the neighbourhood of the public-house, and, to use the words of some of them, ' they can spend more money in one night than the saving man can earn in a week.' " What other result could be anti cipated from the wild and reprehensible confusion of relief systems hitherto dieting at the East-end I Happily, this demoralising state of affairs is ap proaching a termination, to the great relief of the more respectable .nd thrifty class of artisans, who have long regarded with alarm the ever-increasing sea of pauperism by which they were surrounded, and which daily threatened to engulf them. The difficulty with which the parish authorities and relief • committees have chiefly to contend is that of procuring suitable employ ment for the able-bddiediloor. They cannot get bilond stone-breilkffig and street-sweeping. Mr. W ebster, at a rekellemllisling of the mionotilif and trade department of the Social Science Asso ciation, suggested that these people should be em ployed in the reclamation of waste lands. This ides has, however, already been mooted at the East-end, and abandoned in consequence of the legal, financial, and parliamentary difficulties which impeded the way. For instance, in the parish of Hackney there is a large space of open ground, several acres in extent, sur rounded by &densely-populated neighbourhood, and within easy reach of the moot crowded districts of the East-end. This vacant space is known as London-tickle, and has from time immemorial been used as a recreation ground, and as a site for holding popular open-air assemblages, especially in times of political excitement. Its present con dition is most disgraceful, and even ad rons to health. Nearly every trace of verdure has dis appeared, and in wet weather the surface of the ground is covered with • series of muddy pools. In the summer time illegal fairs are not un common, and when these are absent, the fields form the rendezvous of all the roughs, scamps, and idle vagabonds of the neigh bourhood, to the great annoyance, and even terror, of the surrounding inhabitants. The local parish authorities and many of the leading parishioners hays been keenly alive to the neces sity of doing something but their hands are tied. They would, were it possible, gain posses sion of the common, employ their able-bodied poor in digging and planting its surface, and ultimately dedicate it to the use of the people for recreational purposes. The transformation of London-fields into • park and recreation ground would furnish remunerative employment to hundreds of men resident in Poplar, Bethnal-green, Mile-end, and other distressed parishes. But vested interests" stand in the way. The lord of the manor cannot build on the ground without the consent lof the pariah, and the pariah can do nothing without his consent, which is only to be obtained on most exorbitant terms. In fact, it is the case of Sir Thomas Wilson and Hampstead heath over again. An application to parliament for powers of compulsory purchase would be met by an amount of opposition entailing an expendi ture more considerable than the rate-payers would. care to incur the responsibility of paying, and so, what with difficulties here and difficulties there, nothing is done. Now the case of London-fields is only one of many. Were it possible for the parishes ' assisted by the Metropolitan Board of Works, to gain possession of some of the open spaces not infrequent at the East-end, a source of useful employment for the destitute poor would at once be opened up. It may be urged that the Metropolitan Board of Works possesses the requisite powers of action, but the law proceed ings m the case of Leicester-equare show them to be nominal rather than real In Poplar the Poor law guardians have found an opportunity of setting some of the poor to open-air work. The East and West India Dock Company are fencing off apiece of in the Isle of Doge, to be as ens by scene of their MM. Part of the land, • e a considerable portion of the island, is at pre sent under water, and *number of the unemployed are to be entrusted with the work of digging trenches for the purpose of draining it. Nara.ws2 um rrtina BILL Filets PARMA wzrr.—Yelterdei tense= Yews. Pram sad Pillows, the examiners el steadies eider rods el railway sad ether privets bills dolomite& foe renaideraios olnA L Lhe prawn swim, at. Is Ocantittee-roas Nw le. over by Xr. Tare, the stendlng cordon 1111,0 have boss somplied with in the tens at the petitimos of the New Illasiahaa Towaship pool, Curiae. sad Newport Baihns ; the Disko Gas (No. 1) end the Dundee Geo (Na. 2), Bills. Here M appearance entered the parties to the Greet Eaters Beilvey ( it am arm* est. Tim eraiderstisa of lb. wo>rew emi Neilsereoth asilway sad the North sad Bola WBlahlre .7... sics saw., Bills wee postposei until the 14th insl6, sad the Wellingborough Water Bill satil the llth belt la Xt. Psigrea's rue* held in Gonimittearesa N. 17, the following easpareed poses& Great Lana Railway ; the Smith WMals Railway &powers) ; the North British Rpeweg (Tooth River . 1%) Railway ); the Bishop StertfM ir Dsawiew, sod Braktne Railway ; the Calariaz Dolgolly) ; sad the Goma v W i z! ' tax:, Ms. The meoppeer erydel Pease I assertion Boiling Bill was (Alarmed Mb last., mad the opposed Bead& Oyster ' postponed rata Tueday wort. gaging! an! itlittarm. --ss— CHATHAM, FM 7. The general court-martial for the trial of Cor poral Thomas Buick, Royal Marine Artillery, on • chugs of attempting to administer a Nolen oath, and for seditious language, reassembled at the Royal Marine barracks this morel ender the presidency of Colonel C. L Barnard, Royal Artillery. The 1361011er was again assisted in hie defence by Mr. Aoworth, senator, and Lieutenant-Colonel H. W. Mawbey, Royal Marine 1 Artillery. The whole of to-day was occupied in the examination of the witnesses for the defence to rebut the evidence given for the prosecution, the prisoner alleging in his defence that the words stated to have been spoken by him had no real meaning, but were uttered in drunken bombast. At 4 o'clock this afternoon the court again adjourned. PORTSMOUTH, Fen. 7. The Wolverene, 21, screw corvette, Captain Thomas Cochran, arrived at Spithsad this afternoon from North America and the West Indies, and sainted the flag of Admiral Sir Thomas B. Paisley, Bart She is expecte d to sail to-morrow for Sheerness to pay off. The Royalist, 7, screw sloop, Commander Loftus F. Jones, is expected to sail on Monday or Tuesday next for North America and the West Indies. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 7.—Apponrnioners.—Surgeon Richard Redact, additioual, to the McEvoy, for temporary service at Ham!bowline Hospital. Assirtant-Sargeos Joie larolmet, to lbw Combridge. Amiatant Paymaster Horatio W. P. Hooystra, additional, to the Asia. Engi neers Richard H. Dominus, and George Roe, to the Rattlesnake ; Robert Goodwin and William Fraser, to the Narcissus; and Acting Ssootictolson Aadatant-Engineers John T. H. Denny, and John Pitt, to tee Rotleonake. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS AND MR. DOULTON. The weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yesterday, at their oboes, in Spring garden.' ; Sir J. nitrates in the chair. Mr. Howe brought up the report from the special committee ot.the whole board which was appointed to consider the allegations against Mr. Doulton, M.P. for Lunboth, in reference to the Furness contrac t the Thames *nbankment. The report lad been printed and copies supplied to each mem ber of the beard. A long dimmed= took place in re ference to printing aid diatnieetiai the evidence, but items ultimately agreed that the amid/nos should not be issued until a notice of motion given by Colonel Hogg, in Yon thereto, was considered at the next meeting. The char ism said they would then proceed to the general question. Mr. Silas Taylor then moved the resolution of which he had given notice :—" That this board, having 'nye. the evidencestf Mr. Furness, giveu before the registrar i fft Bankruptcy Court on oath, and adhered to by himisse of opinion that the statements made by him have been proved." He (Mr. S. Taylor) bad paid great attention to the evidence, and he could oome to no other ocieclosion than this, that the statements made by Mr. Furness bad been fully proved. and there lied been no contradiction at all to them. It had bee, asked •by several members if Mr. Doulton bad any of the money ; bat that was not for them to Inquire into ; but it was quite clear that be had something to do in reference to the matter. It was in the power of Mr. Doulton to have cleared up the matter, but in consequence of something that was said in the Lambeth vestry he refused to come forward. There was a feeling out of doom that Mr. Mutton would not have made himself reopened& for 9,0001. unless be had an in terest is the platter, and therefore he came to the con clusion that the charges against him bad been fully proved. Mr. Shaw seconded the motion. Mr. La Breton moved an amendment to the effect that, having con sidered the allegation. made by Mr. Furness as affected Messrs. Doultoo and Roche, they find that the terms on which the sureties became bound for the performance of the work were negotiated by Mr. Doulton, and that though part of the consideration passed through his hands, he denies having retained any portion for his own benefit ; die admitted the sureties received and appropriated the • whole. That Mr. Roche, who was not the standing 'soli sitar for the Granite Company, but engaged especially for the occasion, while the acceptance of the tender of Mr. • Femme was pendisgamfore the Mew* obtained *Written I agreement from him to purchase from that company, on eselain specified tetbs; any Mande which might be re ' lentielilliathe weed s: - and that it was stipulated in such agreement that Mr. Doialtoa should be the referee in cam of any disputes between the parties. Mr. Roche has stated that be acted merely in a professional capacity, and such statement is proved correct by letters, de And that the board deprecate. the taking part by its members in business transaction as derogatory, /%.c. Mr. Clarke seconded the amendment. Mr. Hone said he trusted that neither the motion nor the amendment would be pressed, as there were net facts before the board to justify them in coming to a conclusion. It would be un wise to do so, and he could not go to the extent of the amendment. Other members having spoken, there were loud cries for an adjournment of the discussion, and that question was put, and negatived. Mr. Doulton then rose, and spoke at considerable length. He denied that there was any evidence in support of the statement that a sum of money was paid to a member of the board, end that member by virtue of his influence got a contractor a contract from the board ; and there was not one of their body bold enough to make that state ment that be (Mr. Doultea) had received any of the money nitto the parties for becoming surety to Mr. er. He used no influence whatever, di rectly or indirectly, in his obtaining the contract, and he now declared that there was not one atom of truth in the allegations made against him. The evidence con tented a distinct statement from the two gentlemen who became the sureties that they received the whole of the money, end that he had not had one penny of the money in any shape or wry. The chairman, after some further discussion, put the motion, when there appeared—For the amendment, 15; against it, 15. The chaanuan gave his essting vote in favour of the amendment, and then vacated the chair, which was taken by Mr. Savage. It was afterwards found that Mr. Seven's name had not been recorded, and the chairman ruled that it must be inserted, which negatived the amendment. Some other amendments were moved, and great disorder prevailed. Eventually the original motion was put, and seven voted for it and twenty against it, so that no decidoa whatever was come to upon the subject, although it had been dimmed for upwards of fire hours. Mr. Doulton handed in a protest against the proceedings which hail been taken, and taking exception to the way in which they bad been conducted. A motion was then made that it be mitered in the minutes, to which Mr. Richardson moved an amendment that the protest do lie on the table, and that the receipt of it be not recorded in the minutes ; which was put and carded by 15 to 6. After sitting seven hours the board adYournad. MR. GIAISTOIfI AND THI LABOUR QUESTION. - Colonel Minds, the boa. morstary of the Free Labour Registration Society, addressed the following letter to Mr. Gladstone :—" Sir,—As I see by your letter to Mr. George Potter that your only object la to inform yourself upon this most imports t subject, and that for this par pas you have consented to receive a deputation of unionists to state their views of the ease, I would respect f ally suggest to you that you should, either on that or mac subsequent early day, bear the other side from men of the same clam ; and for this purpose I respectfully o ff er to you the services of five artisans to Task upon the five points touched upon by Mr. Potter's clients. I have the honour to forward to you • copy of our annual report, which will perbarr explain to you the ob i ta t of our society better the li mits of a I letter will allow." To this Mr. Gladstone replied BB follows Rawarden, Jan. 31, 1868. Sir,—You have net been quite correctly informed about the deputation which lam to motive on the 18th. The member, of it come to me to contend against certain propositions which I have laid down. This can only be done TIM met In formation of the principles of their system apart from this controversy I should have requested to receive in writing ; and 1 shall be most happy to receive any such informa tion in that form from times in whose behalf you sot. I cordially wish well to those combinations of working men whi ch separate the benefit society from the rttlea re stricting biboor, and wish well to all who object to such rules when they interfere with individual freedom. In many came I rejoice to see among the working classes a reaction against much that belongs to trades unions. But.' ma lintinimedwith the belief that thiannotion,tobs healthy, mad be spontaneous, and that if it appear to depted on the petrousge or pecuniary aid of employers, or of the upper class, it will never thrive. It is on this account that I have not cannected myself with any such move ment I appredste the motives of those who act other wise; yet I skink the point to which I have referred *mad not be loot sight of. Forgive this intrusion.—l re , mitt, sir, year faithful servant, W. IL Giapirront" The seeretary has promised to send the right hon. gentle man • statement of their views as desired ; and asserts that the Free Labour Society has bees formed by working men spontaneously, and does not, in the slightest defiles, owe its existence to employees or capitalists. ItzAvra RZOTOIRD BY Du BaßzYli FOOD TO TIN alonaen,•narms, taw end beer et aci end roans, want with out medicine sr arz eft 4lllPdads ( 101 == diseftwi. wa it mairstsio, eiegsomm , w a s ms% *Mak insp. 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