The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-04 00:00:00

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JOHN'S WOOD RAILWAY. 1./NE will be RYAN= fee TIMM° la tie coarse of a lewTh de" e Stations are at Swiss Cotteme Ymnoro.road Wee Arno Jobieswromiteeel moor boo Through Trees edit was at latent& el 1$ adMatell between Swiss Cobs,. en.l the City and at linterwala of 10 minutes be ween scabs t :take and Itakereleest Statics at certain hours of theme y merswill he booked throosh to and from all Stations on the Me: r . .. 1 .litan and Haumeentedtb Namara roe partleul in as to Seven sante Tildes at., to UMW Gement Manager. metropolitan Itallt. 4 O , fikeet Goweratiest Station, ApR isn. It . o'obsdr. 0.. (THIS DLY.) axe after Easter • dechion will be arriat on the main question ; and there Is no room for diapat- I big that we owe the auspicious result wbieb, ea Mr. Staindeld mys, will mule Irishmen all men the world that • happier day has dawned for their enustry, chiefly to the fact that in the Mehl ranks, keg doomed to sterile imitation and enfeebling cowponies), has arise • man, not only capable of &Mica, but ineapable of Jibataining from it when the hour has arrived. The real leadership of Mr. Gladstone will dettLfrom this morning's and the new hopes et Ireland will reader its lubuguration , doubly memorable is the history of *scowlers. THE DEFEAT OF THE GOVIEN'HENT. Meet the Ftetie) _ _ The first act of the great debate on the Irish aura is over. At bellies% 2 this morning the House of Commons resolved, by a nuijeritg of 80, in • bons, of 604 members, to ?elect Lord fltsiay's amendment ; and this stop was immediately 10117 by another division, in which the house resolved, . a majority of 56, to go into committee upon Gladstone's remiss. lions. This conduct of the majority must, doubt less, appear " very uniessociabff" in the eyes of all those who regard Ireland as nothing' mere than the fruitful occasion of ministerial crises. Mt. such • majority in a crowded house should have refused to listen to Lord Stanley's plea of delay, and have insisted on regarding the Irish establishment u • question of urgency, may be most strange, foul, and unnatural But it is the fact. The majority is overwhelming. It ia deeiave, unecinivocal, nee can agy Blind of the Irish , church take comfort by contaistiag it with the majority of 33 who voted preciasly thirty - V= o leers ego li levee , of Pied jahaSalimieSsa-slagarehaemempeseliblea Id the Irish establishment The majority of 33 in the year 1835 represented the power of an ebbing tide ; the force of the Reform Bill was already more than half spent, and popular feeling was swayed 'by the influence of remotion; to-day we are but tut perceiving the rising of the flood. Mr. Disraeli will not die easy. Nobody ma be surprised at this, since nobody expected he would suffer himseU to be snuffed out by a single adverse division. Esrly last , night he warned the Rouse of Commons of the course lie intended to pursue, and his speech at the close of the debate breathed the frankest spirit of defiance. The house has resolved upon going into committee. So mush has been accomplished ; but • minister is it liberty to smart that the next step will be in his favour, and that in the last resort the constituencies will be found on his side. Mr. Disraeli will not let his privileges expire through want of use. He still challenges the Commons to agree with Mr. Gladstone in his declaration that the Irish establishment must, as an establishment, "cease to exist." He knows as well as any of as that the house will assent to this declaration, but some days or weeks must expire after the Easter recess before • decision eon be taken upon it. When it has been done he will challenge parliament to meet the country next February upon this issue, although again conscious that the nation will with augmented force repeat the declaration of the present parliament. (From the Dail! , 2titir3.) - - THE MURDER 42' POREST-HILL. SPANISH COLONIAL £8 PER CENT. For i±,53:.,000 Nominal, or t 2, 1 1 7 2 1 150 Iffsetive, for the nee of :ea wcure , i upon the revenues et Om epaulet Oolonies of Cubs, Porto Rico, and the of Mem& ikr majest) Cie Queen of Sped having by royal decree. under „L e k „t teth Si , . Hi, HMS, with the consent of the Council of Ministers. anthorded the stove Loan, tlsr , rs 13. hilabeim and Goldschnlldt have contracted with • . I „pith ~ .overnment forAe blue of such loan, end are now ▪ ,pued to r. , ..elre sabeaons at their aloe, Founder's court. y. j • • „Al add dowse the Governmen By Artt of her Majesty • 11 e interest and staking fund of this loan, and by Art it on the revenues of the provinces of Cubs, rort „ : the Philippine Mirada pa, '! be emitted Is bonds to bearer of 2100, L5OO, and leg lastest at a'per cent. per annum, from let Ml• •tero,er. sMb eoupereabacbed, payable belf•yearly on the Ist Met' . Mt Ist September, at the offices of Maws. BM rhaninim ;4ddsetuoldt, in London. The Bond- brthe contract eerily ex fed from tams or anus of ry Idedentaltit pad gibe Spud* Ownennient, out they wilt *.e s:sued by a reprseentatire of ihe Spaidelt oo remment,,dols appointed for the purpose. ay the et ...anon of a eismalstive abildng fund the Bonds will be repro. •••4 41 fifteen yeadefrom let March, lang. The r e t o be redeemed will be determined by balf-yeerly drawings, in e presence of a Notary Public, in January and ,role in each ..ear and the Bends draws will be paid off at per, without any ~.duction, at ifs woes of Messrs Bischollebeitu and Gobbet t,ln Loudo n . on the following let March and let September in rgetl year. The Ord drawing will take place In January, 1S" a. The p let endmion gal per NM payablees follows 011 ;t. :05 On all. went l6 April .0 Mar' June • • l5 July'li August £l3 Lest c....n.un for intennetibtte interest, dei''cting income tax The prisoner Cartwright was brought ipsfore the magistrate at the Greenwich police-court yesterday, wham the following evidenoe was given : Matilda Cartwright add—l am the wife of Henry Cart er ght, sod live at No. 1, South-road, Forest-hill. Lewisham. About 11 o'clock last night I went to the Swiss Cottage publie-house to get a half-pint of beer for my supper. My son Alfred (the deceased) was employed there as potaian and waiter. My husband was Moo there, and he and my son were there and on leaving they bade the landlord " good night," aid came home with me. I afterwards went with my sea, war tem p s shop close by, tfflihri ' s= llll , and ereassl mat s hatte • at l•sew the . my son', shop shutters. sr son told them act to make • disturbance, and the prisoner aimed a blow as him with his fiats. My son jumped aside and avoided the blow, and afterwards said to his father, " I cannot put up with this any longer. I will go and get a policeman." He • went to look for • con stable, but not casing ene we returned. The pri soner was there a little further on with the earns parties, and as my son crossed over to hie ewe house the prisoner said. " There is the one I offered a ` prop' (blow) to just now." The prisoner then raised hi s arm and struck my son a dreadful blow in the eye with his fist. By this time • policeman came up, and my son gave the prisoner in charge. The constable took the prisoner, and while walking towards the station, I and my son following, as also my husband, the prisoner turned round and asked my sou if he intended to lock him up for such a simple knock as that, and my son told him that it wan his intention to do so, and that if be did not know better he must be taught. We oon tinued to walk on a little further, when I saw the prisoner owing round his arm in front of the policeman, and with a knife stab my son in the right aide. I saw the knife in the prisoner's hand, and saw him draw it back from my son's side. I did not bear the prisoner say anything. My son called out, " Mother, I am stabbed," and fell against • wall. My husband held bins up, and I unfastened lois waistcoat and trousers and felt the warm blood run over my hand. After taking the prisoner to the station the police got a stretcher an took my son then also, when he was seen by Dr. Wilkinson. who advised his removal to Guy's Hospital. A cab was procured, but on the way to the hospital he died in my arms. His age was 24. I never before saw the prisoner, who appeared perfectly sober. The prisoner said lie had no questions to put to the witness. fifil per cent t:ubscrlben may anticipate the above ;puled, of payment, and receive a di.s. mat at the rate of LS per cent. per annum. In case of future to pay any of the above Inatalmente at the prceithed pe-imi all previous garments will be liable to for feiture. Applicath.o. most hemade In the annexed form to the Imperial Bank. Lothr...rv, accompanied by a deposit of .f 5 per cont. on the amount api,11.41 for. • In cue the alletanad eholskl not require the whole deposit, the surplus mill be returned. scrip Cmt.fi..ates will be delivered, in exchange for the Banker's receipt for the first bistalment, which will be exchanged for tondo to Ms Issued ma soon as possible after payment of the latl instelinef.t. Certified translations of the documents relating to this loan may be seen at the offices of Illesars. Baxter, Bose, Morton, and Co.. 6, Victoria-street, Westminster Abbey, B.W. b Proepectuses and forms of application may be obtained at the same place, at Messrs. Bischoffsheba and Goldsehmidt, Pounder's-cones, and at the Imperial Bank, Lothbury, where all paymeata are to be made. Sheppard, 293 P, gave evidence con firmatory of that given above, adding that there was con siderable difficulty in taking the primmer to the station, and that be was bober. SPANISH COLONIAL £8 PER CENT. LOAN UM NOTICE 11 HEREBY GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION LIST of fdle I will be CLOSED oa MONDAY auk the fah tastaat. April 2, 1,-3. Mr. G. Heine, house-surgeon at Guy's Hospital, said— At ball - past two this morning the deceased was brought to the hospital. He was then dead. I have since made a post-mortem examination of the body. There is a severe heeler over the right eye, and a punctured wound in the abdomen, on the right side. On probing this wound I found it entered the abdomen. Death wee the result of internal hemorrhage, which had been very great. There was no blood on the exterior of the body. The knife produced( which had bees taken from the prisoner) would cause such a wound. _ _ _ CLERIC AL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE _ AMUftANCI 80FIZTY, 13, id...l7l7e . sTmquiri,i..;;joe, B.W. Med 18U. ►TAANrtAL ItiqULTS .. 9t . TIM 11pCtITT'S OrIIZATION&.. The Mimed Dwell/ea:Width' inelwaelet. sweets 1318,000 T he Asmara:re« Fan safely Invested, Is over The Souse added to alleles at the Met Division we £174,e03 Tbe Total Claims by Death paid emoant to 02.300,876 The following are among the dletinctive features of the Society : Cello? Mrseld.—Ou any policy for the whole of life. where the age does not exceed au, une half of the funnel premiums during the find fire years may remain on credit, end may either continue an a debt on the policy. or be paid o ff at any time. - 17;; n WiClieiriijartTclYstion Assormweis may Ssi effete* wflasset Thwetr. which the sum eat becomes pnyable on 'the attainment of a specified ace, or at death, whichever meat shall dna happen. alid Lives may be assured at rates proportioned to the in (waved risk. ...- Proopt Settlement of Claim —Claims paid thirty days after pe,of of death. The Reversionary 80111111 at the Quinquewdal Divides in lafir u% lwr cent, and the Cash Bonus 26 per cent. on tho Pr minim pill in the five years. Thr w•vt Division of Profits will take place In January, 1872, pod per.ois who effect New Policies before the end of June neat will Iv• retitled at that Division to one year's additional share of oar later entrants. 'Uhler .4 C.itea and Forms of Proposal can be obtained of any ofWe xnict, ' .Agsubt, or of t, FORGE CUTCLIFFF., Aciaary and Sreretary. 13, fft. Jusee'raquire, London, KW. 1711 E ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Limited., 7, BANK•BULDINOB, LOTH:BURY, London, COLONY of NATAL. RATION mid PREENOLD LAND GRANTS. T.r.nt;;l4:•;enument Land are given to men familiar with fel • ,q.•r:.t iOUP, and pdmetaing suMcient means to torn their laud 'for further Information to be made to Dr. AIANN, th.• Aaeut of tte Natal Government, at the Nut.] luoinizt.,ttou (ghee. Butkingham-etreet, Strand, W.C., LOtkitoti. NOTICE. —Whereas it has recently come to the Mumledge of Mr tiILOROK BORWICK, proprietor of BORWICK's USK 1110 POWDER, that certain unscrupulous persons have Liken from his gross and halfigror boxes, packets from the under layer, and ildroduced a powder not manufactured by him, All Oriners and Omni vts are hereby cAUTIONED against being .0 defrauded. In the event of such fraud being perpetrated, flay are requested to communicate immediately with Meson. Lewis and Lewis, solicitors, 10, Ely-place, Holborn, London. harsh 24th, 1868 NOTICE of REMOVAL. —ln consequence of the ricunirement of their present Premises for the widen ing of Ludgaie.hill, the undersigned will Remove their Establish ment. on lust after the 6th proximo. to •• Crown Itutl.lings, ' 168, S !TELT isdia.ent to Si. Dnustan's Church , where they will possess increased facilities f or business. kaglish I'odb:him Businew —Entrance. Ind. Fleet-street. American import and Uterary Agency ditto. •• The Pubinhtra' °#c° ditto. &port and Colonial Business —Entrance, ClifOrTslinn-passage. M PsON LOW, SON, and SIARsToN, EnaliM, American, and Colonial Booksellers and fubbshers. Ludgate-bill, March 2i, ISCS. ibEitioDICAL SA LES Established 18431 of ABSOLUTE and iiNTINCENT REVERSIONS to FUNDED and other Pao -I.I.:RTY, Life Interests, Annuities, Policies of Assurance, Ad, onions. Next Presentations, Manorial Rights, Rent Clumes. Obit Bonds, Debentures, Shares in Docks, Canals, %tines. lt.silaa)s, Insurance Companies, and other public MR. MARSH begs to annonnoe that his pi:moony, I. hALEs ,establishedlB43) for the disposal of t sem ileuxiptiontil the above-mentioned PROPERTY take place I.n Ole rl ItsT Till RsoAY In every month. Auction. Land, nd i,tate Ac, (Mixes, Cannon-street, London. E.C. • -- Ivr ON E ,in large or small amounts, and for long short periods, with or without a life policy, readily oh anithir ot till NATIONAL GUARDIAN ABBUILkIiCE 0034- .'t ijmiteda, 484, Oxford-street, Illoomsbor7, W.C. VI ()NEN'. —lo,oofll. ready for immediate ad rank“ on mortgages of freehold, copyhold, or leasehold " 1 ). repayable by instalments.—Addr Mr. A. R. t%.11: %IA. Permanent Banding Society, Gray's 100-chambers, ...J. 1114 h Wdbmrn , W.C . AI II NEY.—£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture, without rentoval,pablicit7, or law be repaid by easy instalments. No charge 1t de . sureties dispensed with.—Apply persoually at the • ' I A ft "Frii 7 ,ll, 2, Houthampton4treet, - Strand, A.C. Ad made Mao on leases, life WW l 's , 44. TRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, I. and others manied or single, In town or country, mulls 34.. may obtain the same tor a reasonable interest, nom 1...,0th to three years, without the usual loan-Mace routine. AMay persouslly, or by letter with directed envelope, to C. J. Bittbutlietreet, S.E. £lO and shore may b . , stained on furniture as smutty, without removal. To ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The Jo- 1.4,1 Chancellor's New Bankruptcy BM will, if passed, :111n11.1111.. lenient statutes of 11101, and compel debtors to Par I. .trtleA desirous of settling their slain by bsakruptey , rAngement. with immediate protection of person seder the existing law, should at once consult Mr. Basinghalletreet, nearly °monis the Bank- London Consultation tree. nee for protection AitE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call at A on the undersigned, and be relieved from the t ftar of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy end air reset conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange- Mein; wade Nth creditors. Deeds of oesspelitian and . 1 41 W neat euted. Protection to penes and Prenertr einame• , nubliclty.—Apply to Mr. B. HAWS, Si, Strand, W.O. , i , rrs, It till 4. 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Canisks. frem ls am We sea C nr esPeadelece . et Berimee liails7 Brothers. 14 eitlligrisireirert. NOTTCL—A CHZLP EDITION of .BWORD end GOWN." SWORD and GOWN. By tis Author of " Gap Livingstone," He. Print IL Isedy this dat b.thiarmoi Also, son ready, ries 14 2 a Edition of THZ SANWA CLUB P Tinsley Bonnet% IS, Csibsrins-stissL IHEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVAIIMIL —A TARATIBI 011, the oely Coss of DILINDUI, Dimmer ot SAL NerVailigniag. PaiPtialen• Da' • laritortZbdOotoollitioo,ead Loa of Memory. ',Moat IC= of needy, Meetricity. Sent poet tree for one "Dta.2.ll‘.ol:llmhs Craven. Wilford-hones, Berton- mob IL, HOW to R E NEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment end Cure of Latvian'. Plendenee, end Nervous Aft*. dione peculiar to Yds. ByJonn LAJL, Louden. Dada anill Bea. M. Ludgate-LA LC. Tax PAlStrfilen Zino&morn. —We are sorry to hear from Jamelan that the new Pasha has interbred with the important work of excavation conducted by the Napkwation Committee. We cannot pretend to be Nor plied at thim interruption, though we sincerely tract It will be oily fora brief space. If a puty of Turkish en glows were to 0013121111M1D din ab ou t .t the foundations of Westminster Abbey, we fancy the would lay thew eaves opal to many objections. The Hare, around whia we are digging and searching, is a Mohammedan im bsiz i lZ u mooed only to the inclosure Kowa in , . is also a fables ; and monitory men an Pre y jealous about foreign encroachments antiwar wain of deenoe. —A amnion. ROTAS. CoMMINBIOIt ow WATZIL SITMT.—A messing of this oommission was held at the Neese of Leedom Thursday. Prosent—Sir John Thwettes, is the char; Ookeel Ramo, LE. 0.8., Mr Bosiatler. J Prala E. lips, Mr. Thomas Hazoissia, 0.E., kreetwhh, 'XL, sad the fieerelerr, Kr. W. Pole, F. 8 THE PORZIGN HAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 3.—The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Hammon* from Hamburg, . _ Jim arrived hen, sod sailed for New Yeek swam Use no; contrast, with t he mails, 90 saloon peasengvel, sad a full cargo, including French jewellery, value 14,400 francs. Off &achy Head, the Hammonin spoke the Hamburg barque Eliza Bina, bound west. INDIA AND CELNA (HRAVY) MALLB.—MALTA, APRIL 2.—The Masailia leaves at 5 p.m. to-day for South. ampton, when she may be expected on the 11th inst. OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—MALTA, APRIL 2.—The Ripon, from Southamp ton, March 21, arrived on the 90th at 7 p.m., and left at midnight for Alexandria. THE LONDON NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR WOMEN'S Surrasum —At the committee meeting, bald April 2, at Aubrey-bouse, three new members were elected for the executive committee, hire. Brewer, Mrs. Email Martineau, and Miss Eliza Keay. Was Caroline Ashuat Bps was also elected joint secretary with Mrs. P. A. Taylor. During the last month several members have been added to the general committee, amongst whom may be mentioned Miss Florence Nightingale, Viscount Aniberley, M.P., Sir John Bowing, Sir Robert Jautruther, Bart., ILP., Mr. G. Had field, MP., Professor Robertson, Mr. Edmond BIMINI, Mr. W. H. Ashurst, and Profaner Kennedy. The petition will be presented in May by Mr. J. S. Mill, .M.P Up wards of 15,000 signatures have already been obtained. WoßiusG Wommes CLAsszg KINSIWOSON.—On Thursday an able and highly instructive lecture was de livered to the pupils and friends of this institution by Mr. Reginald Stuart Poole, in the class-rooms, Newton Home, Church-street. The subject was Egypt, and the lecturer's remarks were especially interesting, illustrated as they were by his personal observations during several years' residence in that oountry. There will be no lecture in Eater week, but on Thursday, April the usual came will be resumed by Mr. John THE NEW METROPOLITAN POOR LAW HOSPITALS. —We understand that the Poor-law Board have resolved to unite together in a sick asylum or infirmary the unions of Stepney and Poplar. Both of these unions require in creased infirmary accommodation, and will now have to build a joint hospital. The unions, he., }coed together for this purpose are the following—Westminster with Kensington ; Newington with St. Saviour's and BL Georg. ; and Rotherhithe with Bermondsey annt Olave's.—British Medical Journal. ROYAL THAW'S YACHT CLl7l.—Her Majesty having been gracdoludy pleased to signify her intention to give a cap, value 100 guineas, to the Royal Thames Yacht ICllub, the sailing committee have appointed Tuesday, June 16, as the day on which It is to be sailed for. The following are the conditions :—Open to sedwasers, yawls, and cutters of the Royal Thames Yacht Club. The filet yacht to have the Queen's cup ; the ant yacht ci other rig to have the sowed prise, value 501. Time allowances, half a minute for cutters, a quarter of a minute par ton for schooners ; yawls to sell ea ratters, cotters allow ing to yawls eargefarth of their tonnage. No restriction ea to manes. Cause, fromOravesend round the Mouse light and look up the Lower Hope. Entries to close at 10 p.m. me Thursday, 11th of June. The e for the other matches, to which we shall advert when we have more space, hare been altered. The Right Hon. Earl Vane, of the schooner 188, wee amongst the gentlemen elected at the hoe of the club. MIDDLEBEE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. No. 1 Company held their annual supper on Wednesday evening at the Coach era Hems tavern, Strand. Captain N. D. Lyon, who commends the ecespany, took the chair, sup ported by his animate» »leers, Li eutenant Medan and Ensign Spalding. Ang the guests were Lieutenant- Colonel Stedall, the eael of tAil regiment Major Richards, and Captain sad Adjutant Ooke. ISe nasal toast, were drunk, and Captain Lyon availed himself of the occasion to comment upon the high state of eMoiency ef his company. Out of an enrolled strimph of 101 for 1867, 91 were efficient, and 11l extra aisle». THE PEEL MONMEIXT IN PALACE-YARD.—The monument to the late Sir Robert Peel, which wee plead some two months since as its site adjoining the main corrisge iminmee to Palace-yard, has been »- moved, and has not at present bass repsnctod sa any spot near the Houses al PasHamat. It will be remembered that the braless igen at the great statesman was plaesd on he lamina of rani» shortly beim, the soesembft fa Feb. ruary, and that delay in he heiggimerressi giro rims to • short dismission a few wake ism in the Hsu» et Com- mons. No canes has yet bora malinsi at the monument, and it may be sadist that no papsatimes ban been made for the ansilem et moinssi to Lord Pnlaastee, which, with the Peel silo% Ihr public were informed last piss won to be feature alas figeoss maga rossatly wrist ad fa New Palace-yard. Des Mrs . 13. A. Aliaa'a World'. Hair Radom or now ma i n, wag* »gen grey ar Mei bob le Ii• ari tre. estme es 2adrr= elr imakostbe Mir deb, egft. mid &NIL al1110•1111 denifmt. It areisim nelMsr el var dag aill elleiS V seII ILNA 'smirk Ia Imp betiss—aease slz dirmiels and percumse. Sinmeim SMIM • "aka' Lahti A gigantic wrong, which Ilea for generations weakened the empire, and been a stain on the honour of Eng. land in the eyes of Europe, is new doomed. The news of the division will be a message of peace, in being • promise of justice to Ireland. The parliament of 18.32, which, notwithstanding Periods of languor and faithlessness, has achieved so 'many great things, has made the last session of its existence memorable by the eommencoment of • work as great as the best of its good deeds. It will have an euthanasia. Its end will be worthy of its beginning. Notwithstanding, however, his decisive defeat, Lord Stanley's rejected amendment has probably effected all that its real author expected it to accomplish. Its diesitaako ha. occupied a week, and made impossible the practical discussion of Mr, Gladstone'. resolutions before the Easter holidays. Mr. Disraeli will now h►ve the mom in which to devise seer tactics suitable to his singular poitien. The strength of the current of public) opinion, and the certainty that members will anon be brought into does contact with their constituents, diminishes the importance of merely parliamentary manoeuvres. The great fact which is before the May party is that the disssNhtia►eaat el the Dinh Oleo* t. now inevitable, and as soon as this is acknowledged it must be plain that no easier terms can be proposed than those which have been proposed by Mr. Glad stone. More generous consideration was never ex tended to the adherence of a oondemned institution than the liberal leader has shown for the clergy of the Irish Establishment in the very moment of declaring that that institution must cease to exist. They may go further and fare worse ; under the oonditiona of the case they cannot fare better. In Ireland the effect of last night's vote can only be good. The people of that oosmtry will see in it a pledge of the sincerity with which the impe rial parliament ham set itself to the oonsideration of their just claims. - - - CABINET ILANUFACTURXES.—Show Rooms (aluvaa's mthottaxe.) toe every Description of Fara Hare. A 1 CLASS ENTERTAIIIME FRANCE. UNTIECKDENTED. PARIS, Aram 3. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. ► ' lls let b e mbi g ini a nk . "=". - ~t e The Court of Appeal confirmed tc-day the judg- • ' • eatig Ledy tit the Air. UPHOLSTERE'RS. • thifiefise Handmade."' exesegMled. A Manatee Chess Fthrer•s akin glthlayed. i ment of the court below against the majority of a the newapapar editors and proprietors for publish- A weather sidithers worth. . . At the ROYAL POLYTSCH sic .. mg illegal reports of the sittings of the Legislative FAMILY DRAPERS. Bedy. The Tempo and the Union only were re- XTATIONAL ASSEMBLY MOMS, no, .0 m o u nna. _Th e p en & o m e ns N A yow l * hand from further consequences. The court ex- TLLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing b°ll l ° Mgliu littb i l i nd Is Irsdou . OPZN We COL . plaited its judgment at considerable length. 1 drawings of the Fneniture exhibited in the liho w- etn ein . sad M. Packer. Open at he 8 ; doss at is Admathea, le. ... The France of this evening says that the selec- forwarded free, or can be had on application. and which she enable purchasers to form an Idea of the coat of Furnishing, se Ilion of M . Maness as reporter of the Senate com- ma drawing has with It a correspondVe of the article BETTS ' S CAPSULMIL —Mr. Ism, et No. . - shown. All goods marked In plain mud aq 4o .i. aver bo moo et c. mittee on the Public Meetings Bill proves that the ATIU.NRON and Co., 116 to 112. NVEST ESTER BRIDGE- that ills Lord It Nis" ROAD. LONDON. "Trim" of ins ask bid.) trirsii inset% committee will propose that the bill ' be referred vase any Cageoles made. by Mr. lesMA sad back for a second deliberation. Baron de Malaret, BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS de min and "deem , sz It "WWI mei Is amp ithestlon.-Feb. 16, HMS - • the French minister to the court of Italy, has and COUCHES, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Pertmes.. tame, in, st PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. 4 arrived at Paris on private business. He will only rea, rinc•Dir , Y. Gatalognai tree. LITRE BOTTLE.- Contain U per V!". um the „ mow ems. . y tu csam i n .l_ remain here three or four days. deans Wine. 12s. per dorm Litres.-IPor gaim. It yr., . Z PIGEONS. town sad emery deists. spsb , at We. Malta /SEE and 00., DYFAS and CLEANERS, . - THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. DOCkrßennoethey ; el. Leloestereanant; i tS. ountetreet, Greavenorequare. BURGUNDY WINES.—PLOT 7 BERLIN, Aram 3, Bream. erowers and leeks; Mares. Duped "IVO; 01Wing of the North German Perlin- W . F. THOMAS and C 0.13 PATENT 111.1""si rga m Pward 'ia,at s = 6 MI ment, err Luker brought forward a resolution iguirsPnve ItscsHrlE -TreottlebeatedEn. 2 Millims, pnin e amt l y the . 4 a ti . 7 7,77. 0 , --- aa Awl . fee general work, £ lO. The sew Domeatie Mackfthe t ook death by nil tor Ma declaring th at the members of the Parliament (Lock Mick, LI 1ki...16 es . and SA-Oatelogues free. . should not be liable to prosecution for speeches c si.r•lv e iONAS and Co., 1 and • Cheapside, and Regent-cireas. OWeedetreet, Landes. .—PIOT MERIN have a amiss delivered by them in the house. This rmiolution .C i lf z e :eon wises, meeprtitie Ur thesagewilth WANZER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY w l th as 5 = 2 4 1;r4: 4 4 1 1 2 144 6e " M. th l t ia Was adopted by 119 voles against 65. has REMOVED from 4, Cbethdde, to 4, GREAT PORT- cod. wen wo..eoe tea gmmthe whoa LAND-STREET, four doers from Oxfordatreet, and recommends [ amt .. ib wo . r. g m .. .. n. THE NETHERLANDS. with every confidence the two followtng Sewing Machines as the 14 , to n ob psi. clog. se. zive ,.. 6 . 4. -.. most perfect and esoosesful yet produced, eta: THE HAGUE, Aran. 3. The LITTLE WANZER, a new Lock.altch, Handeewleg por m ac hi ne , vice four go t obom , or with stand t o wr i t both by purr FRERES, Ise tem; of CHAMPA In to-day's sitting of the Lower Chamber the header foot, five vireos Nock. M awr- Choirs effsevelleilli Muss In Indian budget was passed. The house then ad- The FAMILY WANZER, the beet machine made tor domestic Mose. Lists at appliestion.-1118, Ragetheitreek W.. .seta ~ pesposes, WA ordetreet. _ journed to the 21st inst., when the discsnisicn of Lists free.-4, GREAT PORTLAND-STREET. ) the state budget will be commenced. RIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that them THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE .—" Certainly -I- saconamanals wilt *my mew at rare inbleuals, is the most perfect and complete, from the simplest stitch. thin the /glow of thole I lia" shall set be lualsweed lif BELGIUM. to the most finished esabroldery."-MeebanioN Magazine. ,_____Wre advedine& _ _Note the agrees . -Ne. Palleuistreek " excellence."-Courier. " • Wheeler sad Wilson ...MI mew Beet wow. BRUSSELS. Amu. 3. largely Improved."-Newcastie Joni-nat.-Depot, TO, High Hof- and SPIRITS at HALF , - PHI A despatch from Antwerp states that a vessel born. 'V l it la s following line Wines me offered at halt the with naphtha on freight has exploded. The vessel JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA wenn, neremene. timette,see. : mamatesse. has been totally consumed. There are no further EMERY AND BLACHLEAD MILLS. Impalas and Peet . 3dilehTelen by • Ina ; awn'. ° I L , Yost, 21 . .; n Pale Brandy, Stls. ; Meat Whiskyta the world, Sea par details. Manufacturers. By Ap,pointstent to the Honoara Beard of Ordnance. LAMBETH, S. IL A bin case, with duplicate key, supplied to throe dome upwards. -P. PERKIN 6, lit, Cannon-street. Losdou woo j THE PERSIAN GULF CABLE. TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA OF all spirits, p br w a t nzl is the most whol BOMBAY, Stea cable (rid IWta). 4/ KNIFE POWDER, va need in her MWesit's household. - 21Y eel os - o lut ' ,b. ti .yo, it promote property ! The break in the Persian Gulf is between Sold everywhere, In tins, 6d., Is., ti., sad la ; Weal. packets. of great medical value, and has Men been the mesas or mast Gwadur and Ras Mussendum. The only ship avail- human life. reed judicioesly it is, at WI noses and eu ell oseNte JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER- stook a thralls= stimultht. So numb however. depends on me , able to effect the necessary repairs is now in dock Bunn% POLISH (non-mercurieli, for cleandng and parity of th cea.spiejSzthigriNtri wil afWe.l should b tteMyaa i L s ex=d Is at Bombay. polishing diver, electro-plate, glass, marble, Sc. Eo - srthillsil hew br Mime AD. P AISNTIN I. t be It is intended to despatch two tugs for the oon- and outer boepitsth sax we gladly accord it oar unqthillied se. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR fang. It pommies all the virtues which are cnareetertene/ veyance of tel over the interrupted portion. FURNITURE POLISH. Sold everywhere. Said sad pared French brandies, combined with an e i .a : site delicacy of Savour. Their extensive wine and liquor c JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY an situated r al l. Ciuktig - 0 109 .2. 48 4. Oztord - acrid - " AMERICA. CLOTH, CLASS CLOTH, EMERY sad GLASS PAPER, i""' . ‘-uor. "diehu.' Ten 11 . x. (sr ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH THROUGH NIL IthLTER's AGENIT.) Toth-road, Lambeth, B.E. . r(INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. NEW YORK. Aram 3. OAKErS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. a DUBLIN EXHIBITION. 1886. The Cunard steamer Palmyra arrived out at 6 Ms celebrated old IRISH wa.nsta gained the DITELTI Packeta ack: tioa, Ott., Is., 2s. 6d., sad 4s. each. PRUE MEDAL -It is we, mild, mellow, deliclooa, said very am, today. wi.d. gold In bottW, Is. Bd. snob. at the retail beam l OAKErs INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, imam; by ths agents in the thinci,Lo towns W. in Endand ;or I Closing P Prices : Gold, 138. Sterling exchange tron. Is. 6d. thoh. wholesale et 8, Grest Wisdmilletreetndon, -Observe the red mai, pink label. and oat branded "'iinehan's LL Whisky. ion London, 1091. 5-20 United Staten Bonds, () AMY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery CULTIVATION of TEA in the East ' 1 1.' 11%7 1138; i di ; tto,l.BBs, l 081 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1001. sad Glass Cloth, Black Lead, etc. T H l E ndlee has now become an Important feature. Byre the 1 --- Erie, 73. Cotton : Middling introduction of Assam Tea. nasty m rem ego, the East i Upland, 29. Petroleum, standard white, 261. e k AKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer- INDIA TEA COMPANY have. re mama: a li. grey area ire boar , 1 ke „ Flour, extra State, 10 doL. 30c. ,Dorn, old mixed, V curial), for cleaning and polishing silver, electro-plate, sod plate-gime to. Tablets Od. each. Tea Districta then maenad to Huber Aatink, MT. trvaanain , 1 doL 24c, NOTHING DEPOSSIBLF. AQUA AMAitaii restores the Human Hair to Its pristine hue, no matter at what age. JOHN GOdNILL and Co. have at length, with the aid of one of the most eminent thimble, satoesded In perfecting this most wonderful liquid. it is now offered to the public in a more one. combated form, and at a lower prios.-Bold in bottles, 3.. each ; also b., Ts. ed. : and 15a each with brush. lied Mal Wharf, Angel-paseme,92, Up. 71mmewit., london, E.C. (From the Herald.) A majority of the House of Commons hu pronounced In favour of considering the question of the Irish church with a view to its disesteldishment But there is s long way from the resolution to take this question into consi deration with such a purpose to the desired destruction. The bottle will be renewed when the first resolution is proposed on the 27th April, and it will be renewed under other conditions. The country will have had time to acquaint its representatives with UP opinions. It will have the opportunity to tell the honourable gentlemen who have voted for the destruction of the Irish church— that is, for the promotion of the Papal supremacy in Ire land—that they have utterly mistaken the spirit of their constituents, and we shall find the majorities of 60 and 56 will dwindle, when this intimation reaches their members, and the hopelessness of the merely personal and factious object of the attack upon the church is clear, into power less minorities. (From the Morning Pod.) This victory is significant in more senses than one. It proses that the majority of the representatives of the British nation are prepared, irrespective of sectarian pre judioee, to do a great set of justice and wipe out a blot which has for centuries disfigured the imperial escutcheon. It proves that the imperial parliament is ready, not es some contended, to violate tie sot of legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland, but to give that enactment effect by adopting than measures which are indispensable to pleas the Irish people on the mate foot. log as their English fallow-subjects. It proves that there are not only men, but that they are a powerful majority, in the councils of the nation who are reedy to panne a just and wise and humane policy towards millions of their fellow-eitisens who until now bare been constantly re minded, in the most °Beadle@ of all ways, of their civil end religious inferiority. Finally, it proves that a gowns man which habitually lets "I dissect wait upon I would" is not a fitting an to direct the destinies of this great nation. The victory of the liberal party this morning was signal and conclusive. That piny may have been split up into sections, bat it is satisfactory to everyone who has liberal intonate at heart to knew that when a policy which places in direct antagonism three principles which are supposed to guide the two great sections in the state, the liberal party is reedy to rally round the standard of its chosen leaden. The dirmation of Mr. Gladstone's motion is is effect the death-warrant of the Irish church establishment, and, we may add, no fairer trophy has been gained by liberalism in.. the passing of the Roman Catholic Emancipation Act in the year 1829. (From the Star.) The sacred saterprine of destroying protestant aasea daney in Ireland has won a splendid victory. The flag which drooped over Mr. Gladstone's head on the memo». hle morning when he was defeated as the champion of 'Worm now waves triumphantly over the tint liberal leader who has dared to doom the greatest ecclesiastical iniquity of modern times. Like the reform of parliament the removal of this great grievanoe has been teo long postponed, and in each case it has been Mr. Glad stone's strong erase of Immediate duty that hie dissipated the inertia of his party, and subslituted 0111111111ftelle and enthrone= for the dilatory and dawdling with whisk too many Ithersi slitioneen en content Re trust, in view of this liKirulell victory, and in hopes of its fruits, it may et test be ednaitled that then is sow virtoe la these bish (politico. There has been Isere their ewe& of bellow baselines and animal criticism vino. Mr. Oho Mime loth the lead ; bet it is rseesnable to believe that we Nail new hares respite front this ridiculous politisel nisithaos. There is no piney* the nassilas of the limb whisk this sown* pissed the ISMS of *Miss to intend oat of denser ; there is no mesa to belt that This being the whole of the evidenon, Kr. Panama gave the prisoner the usual caution, and asked him if he had anythisg to say in answer to the charge•' The prisoner —I woe mad drank, or I should not have done it. Kr. Patteson oommitted the prisoner for trial on the charge of murder at the next Old Bailey sessions. The prisoner, it is said, has been twit* tried, and once convicted for burglary, and has given mach trouble to the polio' in the district of the court. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. —The thirty-sixth anneal Passion-week performance of Headers Messick, by this moiety, takes place on Wednesday next, the Bth Met. Male. Carole, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeve; and Mr. Bentley, principal vocalists. ETON COLLIOR. —TH NRWCASTLR EXAMINATION. —Yesterday morning, the Rev. J. J. Hornby, M.A. head master of Most College, annonseed to the school the re mits of the Newcastle examination. The following is the list:—Forbes, Newcastle scholar; Peters. LB., medallist. Select ;—Prothero, S. Bell, 5.8. and Rawlins, LB.—eq Wil s on,dal ILA., LB. Goal& Kit, Pam K.S., EndILK —equaL The examiners were the Rev. W. G. Clark, Trinity College, Cambridge, and the Rev. E. C. Wickham, of New College, Oxford. The school closed yesterday for the Easter maation, the scholars leaving Windsor by speoial trains on the Great Western and London and South Western Railways. The holidays last till the 29th Mat RZWB`IINDO BZNIVOLINT AND PROVIDINT Inernurton.—The Hon. Evelyn Ashley will take the chair at this year's annual dinner of the Newsvendore Benevolent and Provident Institution ; ad the Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, H.P., the Hon. J. F. Stuart Wortley, Mr. Montagu Cony, Mr. Donald Cameron Mr. H. G. Calash, Mr. W. sl'Arthur,fsheriff, Mr. Aldeiman and Sheriff Stone, Captain C. Forbes, R.N., Mr. W. Lethbridge, Mr. Winds Collins, Mr. Lionel Lavrecro, Mr. W. H. Smith, and Mr. C. L. Cinnamon have kindly pro mised to act as stewards upon this OOSSAkka. DIOCIAR OF CHRSTIR.—Now HONORARY CANONS. —The Lord Bishop of Chester hoe conferred Honorary Gramirke in Chester Cathedral upon the Rev. John Bar clay, M.A., vicar of Runcorn, and the Rev. Andrew Knox, 8.A., incumbent of St. Mar y's Chunk_ Birkenhead CRYSTAL PALACR.—Hr. J. F. Barnett's cantata, "The Andent Mariner, " drat produced at the last Bir mingham Musical Fes tival, will be performed at the palace this afternoon. The Mdlies. Doris, counts of the composer, will take part in the performance. At the termination of the concert ad live o'clook the usual Satur day promenade will be held until seven o'clock. • ELac-rioN lirraw.liurcz.—No change has ()c -almed in the state of pending election matters in Unpin shire during the pest week. At Grentham then are two candidates in the field for the seat which is impeded to be shortly vacated by Mr. Welby, vie . Mr. IL Turner (oonssentive), and Captain Cholmeley AB re gards South Liaconaire there appears little prospect of any opposition being offer ed to the return of Mr. Welby, the consenatin candidate. Mr. R. B. Wingfield Baker, one of the liberal candidates for South Essex, has given satidaelory explanations to the dimwit* lactose on the Irish church question, and will now receive their support. Mr. Baker states that he will "give his tion to Mr. Gladstone to *any leeward mod implies the Irish chunk question." HILFILISINTATION OF LAITNORSTON.—The repre sentation of the borough of Launceston has become vacant by the resignation of the late member, Mr. A. H. Camp bell, who was returned at the election is 1865. A candidate has already nil in the consenntive interest in the person of Mr. enry Lopes, Q. 0., brother of air Marney - Les, But, lILP., for Westbury. Tam JUDICIAL Bianca.—We glean from Debrett's recently published " Illustreted Judicial Bench and the House of Commons," edited by Mr. Robert H. Hair, that while only a moiety of she judges of oar superior count have panned. three-fourths of the Irish Judges have received degrees, and eleven•twelfths of the Scottish Lords of Bunion were educated at universities. From the same work we learn that of the eleven Cemaiimiceen of Bank ruptcy el: are graduates , exactly half the Judges of the County Courts have taken degrees, and of 100 recorders, 51 are university men. George Jewell, a child three i k e i a s re of age (we learn from the Western Morn Reim has been killed bT falling over the cliffs at mother heard his serums and scrambled far dawn the reeks after him, but at length the sides were too steep for her tither to proceed or return, and she ha to wait in that terrible predicament a long time until aseistaase antred. - . " Having used and withstood the htheficial effects of your Pain Killer, I takegssot piollowy MOM* mending it to the public as the Mat medicine I ever knew. In this establishment arts employed nearly one handled kande, and year Pala Mar has been need among them with tk n meet u w w i g sd eet walla For years not a single ease of male, summer oa eomlatt, or dysentery hes moaned hero that has art reagialthe cura tive powers ; while hr en/a. krises, ka, it is ia almost daily ms, and with like good_ sesalomi Tame, , Wrightson sad Co.'s Priatlng-house, Cincinnati, Jerk/ 1810. To Perry Davis k Sta, 17, Eisatiosispton row, alma. 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