The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-21 00:00:00

. 1111 P w N EWsPAPE H ( !7 / ,'• > x. • t • • ~ ssaliaxa i• • rsL No. 6,098.1 bi V 1 T T and MOORE'S AIISTRALLAN LINZ • PACKS! 11111 P.—For fiIYDNIT Dtreatjto sell wo os the 20th March laa shipping day 17th March), the maw trader 0011.19W•LUS. • 1 le yean rasher ~ i iA joie G. T. GROWN Gate of the Caliendo, Oommaetter alis the East India Docks. This flue ~.ss bad under IMI/76, In 192, and clamed • l 99 years In the Liverpool his a fell poop, fitted with every comfort for the mina *gad of cabin passengers, and will carry a wpm. flung a gat niter, ate oilers a dearth'e opportunity to shippers.— ror woe of freight or pomade apply to Memo =mid, YOUNG. of co, 36, Cannoosneet . or to DIVITT and MOOR& 9, alliteratreek LoEVITT and MOORR'I3 AUSTRALIAN LINE f PACKET 111111Y.—lor SYDNEY Meet (to aall palm on the nth April, last shipping day Srd April). the beau sal slip BABY= HOME AI tor 13 yensin Ltverpoql tare book, register 1160 tone ; In the Beet feels Docks. TOW One yawl is noted for ler 9williek sad has excellent acoommodatfon for chief cabin passengers.— he terms of freight or pumps awl, to 30CY1IT and MOOR; 2 ElElletwtmen.-WIE be followed by the celebrated Clyde-bullt clipper Ben Lomond, on 13th ApriL nsvrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ .1./ of PACKS? SHIP.—Pa PORT PIMILIJP Dined SAW Clay Intla lfsh.), the fine dipper ship BLACIWATML 7. 776 tom, J. 6111/117738, Oonesauder ; Leaden Paden This dna Twsl, built under special survey la well known to the Australian trade for her fast-sailing dualities and sound delivery of cargo. L highly recanniended to pers.—For term of freer wawa of to LI YLNOATOW, HOLDING. and BIZIS, It, Great St. ; ar td ItIVIIT and MOO= 0. Billiteratreet. DIZITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACIZT SNIP. —lee ADELLIDI Meet (le Bias Alibi nn, Let silipplite day Wrd Tthrwalt. the wen known Botta jthibl ship OUTATIA, AI yews, thwee• tem BRISTOW. dinaunandae; Bias in the Leaden Loris& a t WOW is aided Re wand dethery onto, md. h=rll gee with winthany large meths, drill •sargeon MOM daftibie optic*. WO to pareidan, and win earry required.—lor Wee od es pump aapple/ a dy to MITT and MOORE, 9, lenteddidwlL ThEVITT soul MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKIT 8111 P. —Yoe ADILAIDI Meet (to he des =ad pinclualhe cm the Sib Wherell, Mee thine( day lird ), the One clippie ship DthiTY MILLKII, A I, regleme Sat loos, J. MAIMS, Commander; b bag la the Leaden Doak& nite flue reseal, built to MIS nodes vestal sum Is noted ha her lasamiliag qualities, sad ash a probable opportunity to Offers desirous of despeteh.—Yor term of *AO or w oo apply to DEVITT and MOOS; 9, Billiter-shost TVPITT - aid MOORWS AIISTRALLIN LINZ aj at ?ACK= SHIP.—For MAW TOWN Tiber dre vary dark desperb) the ingrate' sew dipper NT di it pen, rwpreer 140,toma, H. W. mamiswoint Newther Ben Commander ; Bar loele Dora Tido Am ehtp, J built by Mesas. W. Plk, Hay, and Co., at lleaderland, ="difor the Turanian trade. has fell poop, with first acearrodattaa for a few ale! cable parsegere—For was of freight or parade apply to DITTIT sod MOOll, sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE S ir l i rClLlT Rlll2.—lor Lsuscarrox Dire* to be on the Mat April Oast ihipplag day Mit Fr i t d e beao Pla raird ppar barque, MONAR BROWN. bordam, tote, T. JAMISON, WamaNdw: West India Docks. This Mai voinglit built on the mot approved oil Biwa sad pet ren=faet ; end, ma she wid be despatched, des a ty to rideperalor terau of freight 41:1111 1 • diLV l rrif t :- Di r /alms. us. Bt. Haines. e e to urret.rx and 1100111, RUlter4fteet. Win be by the regular Bader Westbury. 'LACK BALL PASSENGER LINZ 01 I WPM PACE/13 tor AIIIITALLIA tow tondos and. Pcel. 4---1 MP. Joshes Itolboaree. —ire:A.llmm iTaaaage. WL 1.4100 2,140 2,000 I. hulk Z. India IL India leb. — U - Match U QIIIAIIIILA141).—lond Orders. L. to al amts. Wawa ....18iss a losplasi 1 Ma 1 4. 4 Fob. 18 Brisbane ....IWansfelL lockhamptostlarat Pacele. Draw* ... , . , Toota Australia 1,600 X. in Kara 60 TM eanktralad nue id wawa Om, by their punainatity and rapid yeanidea, iambi a world-kbown by vim& Moat —Yoe repubdlon, any and Oak pa mper aceolanbadatlon ta = claws or b 7 Analaslia apW le l BALlOn ra Wto. i ; Asada tor tie Mink Dan Ltaa ; and T. IL /LCIL/L and Clo., L latadsn/taiialiest. illsraias. LC. Prom Ham. Patios Arno Patton Ankao their* bidir. NOM" 114 01 . DIF" waSO4 700 4 , r ,, c. lit i w lit A o 4.o.lliario DlO ll Deak B. NN7 . L I" toll. 494 toe. ll° ded S c t r o Tt 111LAWIWALL LINE of PAO/LETS-1W +s-r Jamul= (*art PIIDDP) Died—Mama. GP. J 8 dap DON'TS CASTLE, 1,200 tons. C.Osin B. I. DEACON, will tsg s ass India Docks on 10th Musk and carry an osporionoad —Apply to 1. ORKIN and Cs., Laadanball-alra4 RBSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Slantwall yard, London) LINE of PACE= SHIPS L - 11:78111ALL11. Tor XlMBOUltint, Wirt Phillip. &red eNara the Docks on Tuesday, oda Merely caning at ), the splendid clipper ship YOSlBlial, l,loB rins7l7 A. AZYNNI.L, Commander to load Is the Br d India Docks. Her accommodations for all awns of paasenniers hta onsurressed, and she will carry an experienced We" freight or apply to ALLPOET and 11010 ` 117 — vra . Yews. MONEY WI RAH and SONS, 7. Liedenhannrosh efUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH 4./ ANIMA' ROYAL MAIL STRAM-1111116, appointed tn Ifs Ad to to tan between LIVIIRPOOL rod IMF TORT, mad Mayon& LIVRRPOOL sad BOSTON, as Ragout dupe canine s Hanna to land and ready. pwagsn sad Tbo fee lowing or other voloolo are appotn Md to sill nom lartapacsi. ninbar ea Coatito reeolve kb• mulls: JAYA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. U. AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday. March S. 'AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday, March 10. • Taking parameters and roods for Mama sad lisvannah, to be tnaaferred at New York on board the B.M.S.S. Corsica. ra money, including stevant's fee sod provisions, but wtiltt s ur wines or liquors :—To Halifax sad Boston, chief cabin, : woad cabin, Lit To New York, chief cabin, AU; second alb; Lit—Apply Ns J. B. Foord, 12. Old Breadraireet, London : J. M. Currie, Havre, sad 12, Place de la Sousse, Paris: G. sad .4 14 r do nt ru pe, Jamaica-raters., Glasgow ; IL and C. Maalror. ;er D. and C. Ilarlver. Water-drera, UmrpeoL STRAY lIILOM LIVKILIVOL OR QIIEZNfTOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE A THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA B TRAW-81111 , COMPANY Intend de Watching he their f United Mates ull-powared_adebuill Iron Bares Stoarelibips, *drying t FROM UTZRPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb. IR CITY OF CORK, Saturday, March 11, CITY OF WASHINOTON, Wedn. that Barth 7. Aid wary alternate Fridays and dasarsays. Cabin pomp by thm all steansera sailing every Weds= *Mond I 1 Wawa, according to the ementenodatlom =Cb) the Friday's and Saturday's steamers. 16 gainer. Includes a full supply of cooked provlalona. hisrises for and the United States booked throes! on M u ad A tatageoas terms. For further partienlors apply to INBAR. U, Watseetreet, Uremia% ; air to WM lad MACEY P. King Williwwest. London. arTh to NEW YORK. —ITNITED STATES MAIL LINK—e splendid and favourite side-wheel of the New York and ham Steams Ship Cowman, Wing resumed their platen In this service are appointed to lave for New York as follows : Tuesday, Marsh 13. I Weduesday, Mardi It lossday, April 10. Wedn►May, April 11. Tuseday, May B. Redueday. May S. Toads& June I. Widuesday, Jose L Ives :—Flrd-rasas, £ 6. ssosed-class, ill—Tor tarthorpoitt %kr' apply to L'HERBETTE., LANE. sad Co., Paris sad Barre: G. C. and R. W. FOX and Co., Nalasostit: or H. HAILE sad Co.. 146, Cheapalds, London. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's Ins tost.ehme screw steamrr SCHWALDR. Captain HARTZ& MS be deepetelsed from flonelydown on THURSDAY. the 22nd tenant kweather permitting;, at 10 a.m., milling at Brunewlek Bleckwall, for paseengers, at 12 noon.—Fares to Bremen. 22 lad LI. return Dakota, and 2.1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Valvieval Oftos, Regent-circus, W. : or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVIDI, PHILLIPPS and Co.. St. Dunstan's-house, St. Dunstan's-hill, &O. WEE lINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most scientifically prepared and most powerful catta ils" cordial ear Introduced ; restores to their normal condition esaationa, on the integrity of which perfect health de =la specific for debility of all kinds, and from its com ma, other ingredients. pepsine and phosphate of soda, Win prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. t mewst 7. gfrtia four garrelles6 20. in ass for Us. W itt , ss Senetnuebarest. LC.. looline. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, aa effectual remedy without con fi ning the bowels or laegethe the head, truly eliteactous and pleasant, Is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, told., topermed meet of mthma, and Incipient soniumption. It fr► admirably am persons whom the faculty pronounce incur abl e, allays the tickling which provokes friction& coughing. IDDroacblng eonsunwion its effects are truly benellaa Parsons deprived et sleep, or even lying down for fear of eaffosa -147= depend on relief in a few miuntes after taking it.— only and sold by W. LAMBERT chemist, 0, King fifes. Charing-cross, London, sad hy drunida• Md., and three quantities in one, 11. Id. Be particular ssd Ith for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The swim sad address me waravid on the stamp. RIAD the following TWENTY YEARS' amituurcz of Dr. LOOMS'S PULMONIC WAIT.= ArkABlB of the CHEST and LUNGS.—Prom ldr. W. Ire ebising. Egreniont, Cumberland, Nov. 8. INS:—" For 80 _ a5. ..7 ,4 11am resommended them as very excellent for to aid all disorders of the cheate d lungs. I take Om eV They are Invaluable for the yoke. Soli it by Win% WORSDELL'B PILLS, tie. best far ootrr sad lIHIWIIATIIM-dbid ar a dd. at la. lid., b. Id.. add 44. Pad be& GOUT or RHEUMATISM is yqais ly Miffed zun ga mod fa a few days by that GOUT sad 2.IIIIUMATIC PILIA. Oblates= _~ MI&1 &eod2a.Yd.perbot. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. by Ad ot Padlamest, M.) 11q 5 ATAIDIFIABY ANNUAL LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1866. SZTSAOSDIMAST 6INSaAL K rlltG. NOTICE 18 HBSEBY GIVEN, that the NINTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MINTING of the Atlantic Telegraph Qapof will be hold at the London Tavern, Bishops/M*4mMWhhla the City of lesidon, on TIitTBADAT, the Bth day of Mega, 188 S. at 11 edict at neon precisely, for the pumicee of recednng 'report from the larecton and statement of the Comilla'''. encore to the election of Dlzectors and Auditors, and on the Dualism, of the Company. And notice Ii hereby further given, that immedlat e = r atter the =n at the baldness of the ordinary 11 above ii shareholders assembled will resolve themse lves Into an Extraordinary General Meeting. firstly, for the purpose of receiving trees the Board a eommusketion with reference to their acmeamngementa for completing telegraphic commode:Mks 'MO bnwica during the present year, and an explanation of the agreements entered into with the 0013014 mi and oilmen In respect thereto and secondly, to confirm the forfeiture of no shame In the is per cent. preferential capital, on which the seas are In anear, and to order the sale of the said shares for the Company's account in inch maser as Ws Directors map me AL By order, GEORGE BA WARD, Secretary and General superintendent. 11. St. Helsn'aslaos, Blehopople, London, Feb. 18,1!66. STODARK -344th Representation.—THEATßE a mYSTI6 f. La MAGIC aad VNIITZILOQUMM. as podonikad by maard Win Ms M ita iff gar , sad t . ha l a u Yoyal Famlly rarrapoaa spatiuror, the ruashat 111M=Vms, and Madames selebesiad Imam BMW 11,06 alp aand by lam.-111112.1i EVENING, M Wedimaday ii= d at a. —Stalls M Yttebalra, BoadMetak mad lax-odbak Zajyttaa-baL—Adalmamla mad >t ; Mall; b. Aimed admaulaaa:*—lrlde "Ma Timm." Axil 18, 006. WELSH HARP, RI3I3RX-STRERT, Boummerfarr.—The WSW 1110PRINTIMI begs ni to hints the sttantion of pstitisonen in the Temple antr i gh lY bourbood to the superior aacommodation hs offers.— Maws 170•11 12 till 4; on Sundays at 1. • ism einisroom. imitable ler societies' meetings, io.-ILUOZNISTZIN, Proprietor. VORBIGN WINES, cheap and pnre :--eatalonian .11: Sherri, 1,79. ed.: Aaislualsa Poet, 171. ed.: Preach. Ws.; rumen Marry, ISs. par down: Beaujolais. WA ; na ; Roawillon, rrs. ed. ; Ckabils, : Hoek, Pls. to 141 1 . 11 = Sparkling Hock and Rowan, We. • doss*: cognac IbraadAC or brown, Ws. • down bottler Included. Terms and paid upon loar down into ties manta. EDWARD BOWERBANE sad BONE Dionlists end Importers. 776. lieninook Loudon. Betablikad 1182. PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TKAS ars BIM sad CHLLPEST. STRONG to JINN BLACK TU. lab.. fa, Is. /a id Meet &Haw Meek Tea Is sem saky to ed pre poen& Pus PHILLIPS rare, choke Case, PHILLIPS sad Co., Ti. Md . seebaals„ 11, Was Willismoireek City. Loaded, LC. • setae earreal free. Saws at market prime. MULLIN awl Ce. mad all goods caniage tree within Mehl miles al Ka. S, Liss William-street ; 40a worth eirriage free to ear rellway Mattes or marisrs tome Is Zestead.—Plelllips sad Co. hay. me ageats, sor sap 00111Miell with shy how is Woe , fester or Swamis& ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a aaw toorallieo, so admirably contrived th at a tall Dart, st well as manse alma may be Mod or Wtsd oa tl v4hoat 'abeam or lecabla. Its routs la so trapalpahls Mat the eadiment a the swig Odd ao pecoltality am be anemia& Prim 99, 199, Us.. to milt ae, 9, and LS piles esaba. B AAL° SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mitt-yeg required. No mom AM be star war Wl.lll. Moe In 6d. ; . il Ircia=e 4 9L—Apply direct to Win BARLOW, gieloatickkommtreet, Nandon-boase. be tat his name mad Irese wea every ankle; sit Maim Me aparione inulaticea, lagravings pada. Betabliabed IOU EDBT RADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM P111124111/Pli. —An ILLUSTRATILD OATALOGIM with prism of 1,4100 sallolos of SIDIWOM IURRITURR not Moo by sod) os appikaaoa to FILM= sal SON, upitoisionwo. Sk Ph lionswswtroot. Lowish, W., and 36 sad 36, Charier sirs* Ozdoed•Otrset, W. NIAV WAINE'S wbolenale and export TJPEIOL RTIIIT and Gift MAL 71711.1fI88iNG WAIIIIIOI3IIIIB, Nen 11$ to ilk Newbvencebatia lagstertea. lagmelrerrest. Inmost the largest and most varied stook in Logsdon. An goods warranted, and delivered five. New lilastrated priced lists of Makers. bedding, dm, MU& PAO worth best domMotits (part at Taylor's Depositor all sew patterns mad well mageoesd. la ltd. pee yard, ware fia y), MIIDIB'S SZLZOT LIBR•RY. lei NMI !MASON NOTICE. AU the Mgr BOMB at dr BELSON and of tip pus wady pan ta alassiatisa at ZOOM MKT Y. KIST CLAM STIIICEITTION, ONZ GUINEA. !EE LUNN Caummeaaing at any data Book Clubs supplied a s s Moral term. ases eatioa lara r alCaCT LIBILAR ca Y (Malted). NEW OXIOND-STRZ=. Ctrl Ode, 4, ILING4ITZZIT, CHZI2I3IDIL HYAM and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. Hymn sad Co., OS sad WI. Ottord-street, have 'penal arrangements by which the Newest Modes and the moat dedr• able metsrlals are employed la the production of every desinlp- Boa ot Boys' sad Youths' Clothing. HYAM and Co.'s GARMENTS aryl PRICE& Tn. now Prince of Waft and Prises Alfred Overcoats and Capes, Us. 6d. to Vs. ; Lehdurbesker, sou, HSETOW. and Otimorns Batts, Us. 6d. to Us.; Jackets, ea. 6d. to M.; Trousers, Ss. Id. to lifs 6d.; Teets. Is. id. to Ta. id.; Jub' and Vests slake. Ufa. 6d. to Va. 6d. HYAM and Co. GENKRAL TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, HAT HOSIERS, die., Re.; 06 and 17, otior&aireat, R. ; ri , IR an New-street, Birmingham; Briginto, Leads; and Westgate, Dewsbury. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve ment and Croat Redaction to Priem - Yr. EP1111.4.118 11108ILT, Burgeondeatiet, 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor squire, sole inventor and patentee of arUacial teeth on a soft, elastic, chymically-prepared India-rubber gum. No unaigktly hetet:dap being required, they are more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yet Introduced. They are self-adherive, render support to the adjoieteg teeth. are fitted on a perfectly painless principle, and supplied at charges wi th in the reach of aLL Clergyreee. Wenner', and public speakers will find this system periled:al, suaptecl to their want.: it combines ems plete enunciation end perfect mastication. t oaaultatloo free. No connexion with any one of the same same. Eatabllshed 1806. TRH PANTHEON TURKISH BATHE, Ismllas. Lads" 2s. ; s itar sia lb°" = other dark. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and Midlevel perfume, extracted from the Boners. by JIO. GOSNILL and Co., Perfumers to H.E.B. the PlUttil of Bed Bull Muff, 93, Upper Thames-street, Loudon. Jest published. aro sise, prise W.: whole scarlet cloth, fia set. GOIIN OD'S MESSE SOLENNELLE (St. Cecilia), in Vocal Score, with Latin words (only). Edited, and the Pianoforte Aoconspanimeat arranged by JOSTYII Emmy. Loudon : Novello and Co., 69, Dean-street, Soho, W. Jest published. oblong folio Mae, headetenely bound In whole cloth. price 9e., T . RFEBI7RE-WRLY'S SIX GRAND OFFER AA TOMOS for the Organ. Each Offertoire way also be had singly. No.l, In B Oak le.: No. 0. in F, le CkL No 0. In% la. ; No. 4, In o,le ad.: No. 6, In A. la.: No. 0. to E. la. 0.1. London: Novello and Co.. 09, Deenetreet, Soho. W. Price 3d. each, TB DRUMS for PARISH CHOIRS. Set to Music by DT. C. Strata. L. S. Sullivan, .1. Sarnby. 0. Allen. 0. M. Garrett, Dr. K. 0. Monk 0. A. Machu:en, J. Bap tiste Catkin, B. Raking, Rev. Sir Frederick Onaeiey, J. Hamilton Clarke,Monk, Dr. P. Armee, J. L. Hopkins, Dr. 0. B. Arnold, and W. T. Scat London: Morello and Co., tin, Dean-street, Soho, W. TER CATTLI PLAorIs—DAY 07 HUMILIATION 101 TES DIOCIAZ 07 CHIOTML — Tbe Bishop of Chaster has addressed the following letter to hie ekou y :—" Chester, Febrosty 18,1888. Reverend Sir,—ls oompliance with • wish which has bees very gene ally exweseed in the diocese that a day should be appointed foe humiliation sad pmer ea amens% of the cattle plague, I beg leave to recommend I to you Wedoesday, the 28th instent, for such en obeer Tama. Uniformity in the selection of the day is, of coulee, highly desirable, as far as it can be attained. But, in ease say loyal circumstances happen to reader that particular day very incooverint is your parish or district, you will have the goodness to teke some other Wednesday or Farley in Lest for the acknowledgment of the land of Almighty God in this heavy visitation.—l beg leave to re- main, year faithful serves; WILLIAM Osthern." WILD Fowl. me VM`TORIL.—The value of wild fowl in this colony it weld be difficult to =spate, is the absent comet statistical data. But whoa we am is that (indeperidest of the connroption is Geelong end the district) of duck. sees, &c., there wee forwarded tolfellsetune three thousand one beached birds, the (ley after the eine mason, there is as item presented fee the seriene to cogitate upon. Of course this quantity was COW iffy rale, but many hundreds might be added shot by en sod dispensed as presents. Whether owing to V " boteterous weather, or to the opening of the pme entipsige„ and the eonsequest disturbs/ea of th e old g 1 the wild bird. largo inks peered ever Geelong to the sesthwerd sad seatlnamtward yesterday, some at mid-dey, bat the greater quantity toward the *venni, but 1 Being too high to alb* of a elms view 031 the @pease.— ' Geelong /dentine. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aserzz's Timaxami.) FRANCE. PARIS. Pia. 20. of this evening publishes an The a article regretting the sentiments with which, ao cording to a recently published despatch of the Spanish minister at Vienna, the Austrian govern ment had viewed the negotiations of Signor Vegetal with the Holy See. The article also ex meson indignation against the Spanish ambaseadoe toe accusing France of endeavouring to profit by the speedy execution of the September con vention, in order to obtain from the Pope humiliating concessions. It then proceeds to point out that the dangerous and fsoatical party who use this language have given the Pope no efficient assistance, but have only proffered rash counsels and perfidious insinuations, whereas Prance, even at the present time, is assisting the Papacy to find both men and money. PRUSSIA. BIBLES, Fs. It is stated that at a meeting of the advanced liberal party, held to-day, it was provisionally re solved, by 49 to 47 votes, to request the govern ment to withdraw the letter addressed yesterday by Count von Bismarck to the President of the Chamber of Deputies, and to notify that, in case of refusal, the Chamber would not discuss any future bills presented by the government. It is be lieved that the Left Centre will probably reject this proposition, and it will then be further modified by the advanced liberals, who will appoint a com mittee for drawing up a resolution on the subject. THE DILATIONS /ATM= AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA. Via 90. Disquieting war rumours are afloat in commercial circles in reference to the relations between Austria and Prussia. The Osttleutscht Post publishes news from Cracow in confirmation of the intelligence that Russia is preparing to despatch a considerable body of troops to the Galician frontier. RUSSIA. ST. PETICESIBURG, Fn. 20. The lieutenant of the Emperor in Warsaw has promulgated, by order of his sovereign, a series of provisional decrees respecting the kingdom of Po land, the principal objects of which are as follows ; —The speedy and complete restoration of a normal state of things in Poland ; the gradual suppression of the exceptional system and mili tary government instituted in 1868 ; and the immediate re-establishment of the civil adminis trative authorities in the provinces of the king dom, which will be divided into eight govern ments, according to the ancient circumscription of voivodahips. The military chiefs will be main ' tamed provisionally in their several districts, but ' they will be henceforth subordinated to the civil authorities. THE HUNGARIAN DIET. MTH, Fa. SO. The debate upon the draft of the address in reply to the speech from the throne was resumed to-day in the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet, and, after a speech delivered by X Deak, the address was unanimously adopted. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, Fn. 14, 3.5 P.M. Piece goods firmer. Cotton advancing. Oomra watts's, 440. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Freights to Liverpool, 40e. CALCI7TTA. liza. 13. Markets improving. PLAIT FOR PAYING OFF THE NATIONAL DEBT OF ITALT.—A correspondent, writing frogs Florence on the 17th, in yesterday's Avenir National, says: "As I an . _ talking oo fionetal matters it inapt, perhaps, isappropriats to mention to you the highly patriotic initiative which ha* just been taken by a newspaper pada/led at Turin, the Gareetea del Popolo. That journal proposes to 'strut to tin intelligent Association which, under the patronage of Glen duja, has presided over the Carnival f/tes, the task of assomieg everybody in the nunnery sum for paying off the debts of Italy, and of facilitating thus the equilibrium of oar finances. Subscriptions have already been sant to the pa. triotie journal, and, though the project most be deemed all but impossible of realisation, we cannot butfetigratified that it has been put fottb ; it shows, contrary to what is sought to be established, that them is great stroigth of nutty and devotion in Italy." TER MARRIAGE or Pal)igr Ar ITALY.—M. Brian, writing from Naples on the 14th to the Paris Temps, says that five priests have been married this month, one of them being a Frani:bean monk. It is thought, he adds, that these marriageo will go oa in csvasiog. Eiscriow Pwririonn.—Devonport.--Several of the electors petition against the retura of Mr. Fleming and Mr. Ferrand on the ground of bribery. and because they allege they bad ably a colourable majority obtained by per sons din:mantled to vote. They accordingly pray for the Damps of the other modidates, Mr. Thomas Brainy, jos. ' mid Mr. Thomas Pbino, to be subetitated in their stead. Harwich.—Mr. Wills politicos against the return of M.r. Jervis, os the ground of disqualificatioo ' be bolding an officio or plus of profit under the mown, sod the petitioner prays that his own same be substituted for that of Mr. Jervis. Hereford C,ty.—Thos of the electors petition slimiest tho return of Mr. Clive, on the ground of bribery sod intimidation , and pmy that the election of Mr. Clive may be declared to be null and void. Carlow Borough.—Two of the electors petition against the return of Mr. Thomas Osborne Stook, oa the ground of bribery and intimidation ; and tin pentiosers pray that his election may be declared null and void. Wareham-- Two of the electors petition against the return of Mr. John Hales Montagu Caloraft. on the ground of bribery and inticsidatioo ; sod the petitionen pray that his election may be declared null and void. flandwith.—Two of the electors petition against the return of Lord Clarence Petit and Mr. Edward Hugeuen Knatelibull-Hogereen. on the ground of bribery and intimidation, and the petitioners pray that their election may be declared null and void. Barmipplp.—Two of the electors petition against this re turn of Mr. Thomas Cave on th e ground of bribery and intimidation, and the pe titioners pray that hia election mug be declared null and void. itEIPoRE BILL STATISTICS.—Thu government are now asking the desks to guardians for another return, the nature of which may be gathered from the following cir cular letter :—" Poor-law Board, Whitehall, February. 1866.—Sir,—I am directed by the Poor-law Board to com mlitolooth again with you relative to the return of malls occupiers which bas been famished by you for the borough of —* The board are desirous of asairtaioing what is the scale of the rental actually paid for houses in the, borough, inemninicing with those which are not within the operation of tho Small Tenements Act, that is to say, above the rateable value of 61, and extending to those which are of the deer yearly value 0 1 101., the taunt rialtos the usual teneat's rates and taxes. The board deem to ascertain by a scale the stops by which the several rents—whether weekly,. monthly, quarterly, or yearly —inereme from the lowest to this hifbest point twinned. La the cue of weekly route yea will be good enough to state whether the increase of rest Is by steps of 3e1., 6d., or Is., or is what other proportion ; and in themes of quarterly or yearly rests, whether by 5e.. Ma., ar what other fractional ports of a pound. If by any arraegemeut the owner pays the rates instead of the oessipier, rt should be stated what properties of the rent is estimated to cover tho sates. The board hope to be faionred wltb a reply by return of post.—(Sigaed) H. Fianna, eterolary," *AMU& PAULO". Oil SHILL'S° DAIr. TUMULI, FEB. —Aallalekle• de Pay am.R. 1,473; &W. by isms lidria, 1,5214 betel vlitmq 2.914. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nod ous (pm PARIS, Tasman EVINING. The Corps Legislatif has fixed Monday next for the opening of the debate on the address. M. Otis Bixoin was the first member to put down his name to speak upon it, but it is thought that he will cede his turn to M. Thiers. In that case we may expect to see the ball opened in grand style. Mach less thus than usual has been lost this year in the preparation of the address, and it seems to. be understood that the debate upon it will be got through in less time than on any previous occasion. This innovation will be advantageous, assuming, of mum, that members confine their oratory within reasonable limits from a due regard to the value of public time, and not in obedience to government pressure, which could not but be unfairly exercised. To judge from the censorious style in which the Pagli pion of the draft address, the committee ( i eh difltoulty in settling the("yesterday was a surikileet-hor seirlilllllolllll4ll . ditty in a manner satiefactory to government. The Patric complains of 4. "pale" style and " timid declarations" of the lower chamber, and seems to regret the absence of the noes outspoken tone of the Senate. On the only point, however, on which the address speaks plainly, the Patric thinks it is wrong. nit journal denies that the temporal power is necessary adjunct of the spiritual authority of the Pope, and affirms with muck reason the& "the religions sentiment, even at Rome itself, is adverse to each an opinion." It further regrets that the committee, though per haps exercising a wise discretion in not committing itself as to the future course to be taken in Mexico now that important despatches are looked for in three or four days, did not at least give an unqualified approbation of everything that the Emperor has done in Mexico hitherto. The con clusion that the Patric draws from its remarks— that the address is too timid in some points, too illiberal in others, and altogether so vague and insignificant as to discredit the system of addresses altogether—is the safe one, that after all nobody in France but the Emperor knows what is good for the country. In an sada tic fit of admiration for his sovereign, M. Driolle, who signs the article I as noticing, exclaims :—" The legislate/ of 1862 watches over his work, and he alone knows by what sucosasive modifications the glorious conception is to be perfected." Evidently M. Dreolle, like the Duke de Persigny, thinks of Frenchmen as the Soethern planters did of the black race : Libbaty's a kind a? this( That don't agree with 'guars. IL Saint-Mare Girardin, the acadetnieian, says that the Duke de Persigny, by his reactionary speech the other day, has proclaimed himself the hard of a fourth "old party"—that of the party of the empire before the 24th of November, 1860. He thinks it a fortunate circumstance both for the country and the Emperor's ministers that this ultrorimperialist, more imperial than the Emperor, has clearly shown the dangerous rock which before was concealed under the waters. It is now merely an affair of pilotage to avoid it. He rallies M. de Persigny with extremely delicate persiflage, and shows that while preaching against parliamentarism he is himself an example one of its phases. The Prase, in an article advocating the opposi tion candidature in the Marne, says in the familiar Girardin style : M. Charles Penier's name is not Charles Perrier ; it is "Liberty adjourned and the present budget maintained.* M. le Blond's same is not Le Blond ; it is " Liberty without revolution sad the augmentation of public works by the reduction of uoproduotive expenses." That is the question which you, electors of the Marne, will answer on February 24 and 25. The sting of the article lies—not in the anti- 1 thesis, but in the dates which the government acei dentally fired upon for an election which promises to be important. Count d'Argy, formerly colonel of the 53rd regi ment, and now on the retired list, has acoepted the command of the French Legion to be raised for the Pope's service after the departure of the ostensible French army of occupation. He is about to pro- ceed to Antibes, to superintend the formation of the legion. It is thought that shortly after Suter the corps will embark for Rome. It is asserted and reiterated that Colonel d'Argy has been named to this command by a decree of Napoleon 111. The Amis. National refases to believe the news :—" It is impossible that the French Emperor can sign decrees appointing officers in foreign armies." I suppose it will turn out that the Emperor has merely " recommended " him to the Pope. The Bourse is far from active. Rents after a slight depression closed at yesterday's prima. Mobilier rose bfr. Railways were lir. or 2fr. higher. Italian rose Isc. A recent report of the Melbourne Acclimatisation Society mentions the arrival out of two sambur deer from, I the Mauritius, end that • number of ostriches, • Ceylon... i elk and spotted axis dear, and nearly 100 &myna goat; were on their way to Australia for the society. RITUAL INSOVATIOIIB.—A public meeting was , bold last night in the Chilies Vestry-ball to support the I Primate sod bishops io maiataioing the purity and pro- talent simplicity of worship I. the established church. Mr. IL C. L. Berm occupied the chair. There was • very , large attendance . Captain the lion. F. Mande, R.N.. I proposed the first swialion, to the effect that the meeting viewed with great reg ret and alarm the recent introductiou of aortae novel procures into Me riteal of tho establiabod church—such as the wearing of gaudy vestments, the : bear''g . mosses and batmen of the Virgin Mary and of saints, tweet. vase* ad other insignia of Roman catholic ' worship ; whilst the relebratioo of the Lord's Supper bed I been so nearly assimilated to the Sacrifice of the Maas , that it was difficult to distinguish between them ; and that the meeting considered it to be seentsary to the stability and welter, of the church of England that , those unbecoming innovations be at nom prohibited. The Ray. Dr. Blskeney, in arooodiog the resolution, de- willed a religions ceremony which lately took place is • church at Stoke Newington., in which all the practices of the Roman catholic ohm* wore duly °heaved. He con demned promeriona, altars, and the use of the erneifix as opposed to scriptural Walings of the church of England. The Esrl of Cavan proposed the next resolution, which it:- satisfaction that the passim. compLibsod of had! Cl condemned by the Primate, and stand that the most- Mg desired to record its solemn conviction that the proses. oressios was so 'urgent es to all for the united action of all the sound and attached members of the established church to support the beech of bishops is the matter. and if sessesery to wok farther legislation on the subject. The noble cart expressed his surprise it the apathetic cendsat displayed by the ermary in reference to this meet be. prima subject. He rid it was en astenothog fare that anomie. and Rouses esthetic places of worship woe M ammies to en okras* extent is England, end he thought onergaie atommies skald be imusedrately resolved upon `to protect the Isterests of the establistion aura. award i, other clergymen end ',Ohm's ockissiont the sateliost, t and it wee decided that copies of the resolutions elicited traasenitterl to the Primes' and the Bishop of London. [BTAMPSD, ld. ADDITIONAL.] i TWOPENCE THE LAW OE DIVORCE IN INDIA. --•-• A admit committee of the Imperial Logi.lane in India. of which Sir John Lawrence wee • umber, has gissa in • report on the ball for the re-marrieE of ese vans to Clisisteiusity wives partners refuse to them, which will satisfy almost all parties. The bi ll , w pissed, will deems divine, not merely permit re-nanrisse. ln the rare stem is which a female convert shall Mire her heaths' Inuhand to live with her, divorce shall be it once proncumed after the judge has satisfied himself of the unwillingness of the husband to live with her. In the ems of infest marriages, which the Riadoo law reconeises, whim the parties reach the age of puberty, if the unconverted partner refire to cohabit. divorce will be at once declareo. la all other eases, and those the most numerous, the procedure will be this Misr six mostha' desertion the ccrevestied husband, if d or shove 16 years ed age may brin g • suit in the plaided Court, or in the High Court if realize in a llsl town. Either In open mart, or in his private roo re m, 4l :l the woman is exempt from appearing personally by a eommiseles, the judge will ask the wile if she ;elm= to cohabit with the plaintiff ; if she does the partied will have • private Interview and the ems be ad. jimmied for • month if retinal is still persisted in there will be a far ther ndjourronest for • year ; and if this the woman pretete, den will be whether knee. view between the parties ie private, end after a seen* divorce will be deeresiL When • la leaned it may consist of males or females, or buulb, and the stomp fee will be only 4a. As to the Interviews, the ludas may ddsgens hie enthreity sad diuretics to two erf viote_per sem who may be females. There will be no hest this bill It is proposed to exempt Roma odielles, bemuse , they have • procedure of their owe, founded cm the canoe law, and quits as effectual as this. There is no reason for the Indian legislature interfering with Roman catholic discipline is sack matters ray use that the English parliament dose. The Nehemadszes. too, ars exempted bemires theme realm of • marriadjieremi ipso facto entails cancelment of the soarriege. Os this I paint both Steak; and Somme ayes, sad to satiety govern. meat the lloojtribid, or Pope , of the /Arabs at Lueksow war applied to. This the bill is imulused to Madman' peso. tieolly, and other motive reruns of India. It is smetersd in by the two Mao° members of Donnell. IS is sun ite par, nut will were into farce on the ht of thy next. Ad to the vexed question of the custody of children, that ie left to the goosed law of India,—i,e., to the amnion eft the judge in each mom Preethally, the mere fad of such a law existing es this bill proposes will lead the Riede* relations of the wife almost in every cam to seed km fort& to her husband. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) , wsmon, niattasy 11, S LSI & T.l Nak 80.2230 LL Abordma 81 W.W.W. Wilt 70.74 34 W. Antrum Vainfis Oaq• lAviegeol -a 11.N.W. Piesiass Brut U 11. PipuissiS 80.78- ILL irr=.ll 8 W.IL 88 XXI kudos 7•- N. Weinuelh lit roue. Seezbarogit. U its N. Shields 0000 33 24.1 THE JEWS AND SATURDAY SITTINGS OF PARLIAMENT. In the division of the Commons on the Habeas Corpus Suspension Bill, a difficulty was solved that oppressed, as long ago as December, 1847, the mind of Colonel Sibthorp. In a debate on one of the oft repeated Jewish relief bills, he asked Lord Russell how government proposed to enforce the attendance of members of parliament profeseing that faith, if the houses sat upon their Sabbath day. Lord Russell replied that if such gentlemen were admitted to seats among the Commons, they would doubtless be able to meet that difficulty thout the aid of legislation. The division list of ffaturday last proves the justice of that reply. The appearance in it of the names of Salomon and Rothschild shows that they, like their " even Christians," feel that obedience to public duty overrides the requirements of the day of zest. The House of Commons, while waiting for the royal commission beyond the midnight hour of last Saturday, dwindled down to a scanty band of about thirty members. The benches of the house were not so em on the instance of its protracting its procee rigs beyond what the Scotch would term the " lawful days" for basins's. The akesost Snal effort of the conservatives to throw over the Reform Bill that subsequently became law was then being carried on ; and the Sunday morning of the 18th December, 1831, saw their defeat by a majority of 182 votes, is a house of 600 members. This inva sion into the " small hours" of Sunday was canoed by the general wish to avoid the postponement of I this stage in the great parliamentary struggle beyond the Christmas recess. THE HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION. The rapid rapid pastage of a bill through all its parlia mentary stages is not an event of infrequent occur rence. It has been resorted to from time to time, as much to meet public convenience as occasions of grave public need: to provide for the suspen sion of mercantile business on the fuheral day of the Duke of Wellington ' as well as to guard against insurrection in Ireland. But that a bill should become an act within twelve hours of its introduc tion into the House of Commons hi a pvnceeding almost unexampled. Two or three days elapsed between the agreement of parliament to the two last bills to suspend the Irish Habeas Corpus Act and the declaration of the royal resent to those mea -1 sures. The legislative promptitude shown last Satur day has been equalled on but two previous occasions. On thel day George IL announced to parliament that le had declared war against France, 3rd April, 1744, be assented to a bill for the more speedy recruiting of his land forces, a bill that had been only that morning laid on the table of the Com mons ; and an act passed with no lees unusual expe lditiou to meet an event of even more serious moment, the insubordination in the royal navy, Ithat culminated in the mutiny at the Nora. Soothed by promises, and by the presence of Lord Howe, the fleet at Portsmouth had returned to their duty in April, 1797; this submission was, however, of bet few days' duration. The sailors • required that their grievances should be righted by act of parliament, and broke out into mutiny on the 7th of May ; they gained their object almost immediately, foe an act was pushed, through all its stages on the 9th of that month, in spite of the opposition of Fox, Sheridan, and Whitbresd. THE YENLiIf CONSPIRACY. DUBLIN, TIMIDLY Inas% About twenty arrests were male in Dublin to day ; one of the persons is a man named M'Don nell, alleged to be " head centre" of Dublin. In Limerick fourteen persons were arrested, nine in Athlone, and four in Longford. With reference to the military arrests in Limerick, the correspondent of Saunders' News writes on Sunday night:— " Arisiog oat of the wart of isqedry held at the New Barracks in this city last week, sad of which the colonel of the Ist Royals was president, oonoerning charges preferred against some of the non-commissioned offiows of the 73rd Regiment in coneezion with renianlsen, General Napier arrived here special on yesterday, accompanied by his aideedepearap, to further investigate the particulars and obtain additional evidence. Previous to mitering upon the ioveetigation, General Napier inspected the 73rd. under Lieutenant-Colonel Burns, in the square of the New bar racks. With their evolutions and efficiency the gallant sewer expressed himself pleased, and them withdrew to the aim? meseroom, where he was accompaied by Colonel Borne, and the seosesary witnesses (some of whom were civilians) having been examined, at 5 o'clook four moo commissioned officers, including the armour-sergeant, the sergeant of the band, and two colour-serpants, were placed under close arrest. The whole tramp action is said to have arises out of a visit by the re puted ` Colonel Byron' (who was yesterday arrested in Dublin), with other suspected Pinions, to • dancing party in the qaarters of the non-oommissioned officers of the 73rd Regimes*, when he and other disloyal subjects wen allowed to associate, tied there tradeevourol to coo homiest& the company by inculcating the mischievous notions and ultimate vile tateutione of the confederacy to which be was attached. To-morrow (Monday) the inquiry will be spin resumed is privets." Withrespeettothe attack upon the polies in thermanty of Tipperary, the correspondent of the same kmroal writes from Limerick,on Monday evening : —"eta:oasts have re.ohed here this afternoon of &Fenian demonstration made oa Sa turday night, at Glenbate, in the county of Tippe rary, dose upon Outs, in the county of Limerick, bed upon which coosaion a police constable was shot, and it is feared mortally wounded. It is thus r,s wels.ted :---' Between 8 and 9 o'clock on Saturday night, as a police patrol, consisting of Constable Dunn and two sub constabln (ore of whom is named Thompson) were taking their usual roue& in the vicinity of lateness.). county of Tipperary, quite close to Oak, on the borders of the wanly of Limerick, they pissed a labourer's house upon which for some time previous suspicion had alighted as the rendezvous of the Penises ia thit quieter, but nothing turned up to warrant an arrest. Coos the three rhizomes approaching the house in question, the sound of voices was heard, as if giving orders for drilling, sad they halted for • while to make sure, but an almost eces plots silence followed. Whereupon they walked on to the plow, and upon looking into • window on the ground Boor, the y saw a party of from fifteen to twen ty men, some armed with guns, sad others with revolvers. Surprised at toil unexpected demonstratemt, the constable in charge was rather timid as to the beet course to pursue, bat prompted at once to • resolute discharge of duty, west, accompanied by two subconstahles, to tee *atrium door, and knocked loudly, whereupon three shots were fired from the ieside thee/ugh the door* panel, wounding Constable Dunn in both hetes, tom pleiely disabliog him, while his commies were so terrified at the occurrenoe that they lost all power of action, at the same time that one of them was also wounded slightly is the shoulder. The police beldam been disabled, the weals peg rushed out, shooting in triumph over teem victims, burrahing for the Fenian,. and firing shots slam the route they took in the direction of the mountain,. After some time Constable Dana, whose wounds are said to be of a dangerous character, was TO moved home to the polies st.tioe, and surgical aid pro cured, but little hope is eateetained of his recovery, as amputation of both his lags must ensue. It is said the owser of the house is which the gang of Feoiaos had as. sembled is in custody.' The foreerieg has bee. taken down as Meted by the party who onamosiceted the iw *ellipses, and additiouM particulars are anxiously looked forward to." The Due/in Evening Mai/ states that there is no founds- ties for the statement that a guard of the mail van bad bees fired as during the panpipe of the vac from the Pest. Gilles to the Great Sontneru Railway on Sunday manna& The authorities of the Post-odice have made tbe strictest inquiry, and are satisfied that there is so foundation what ever for the statement. Large escorts of cavalry and mounted polies were teemed Zit nearly midoiglit on Satur day assisting is the removal of the prisoners apprebeeded by the police from the poliowatetioss where they bad been temporarily lodged, to the waviest prison at Mountioy sad Kiletaluluun Geol. the next West Italia mail wif be broaoit by I the fleies, which is due to-morrow week. Sh.. wwiilt big mews hoot Jamaica to the 6th last. - Chxgruait BAILWAL—Tbe half-yearly meeting of this railway company wasifired to he held yesterday at the offices, Westminster Chambers, hot at tellies the shalt Bari Yeseeliseldv mov.d that the meeting be adjoureed to Tuesday, lie 6th of Meek aid tba motion hiving beer tattiaCilaasped oa}eiuseel aerardheify. MarefaiseP whatever feet place. D. ~ w.x.w. Na x.ii:w. .N.l x.s NRIL P. N.ll. N. NA Tastable, Abadan* Comoro. los. 5. 44 0. - , I & I 4 • - 6 - 1 - I •-• 4.131 3 • j VOIDLT. Northerly to to modal& to floe tteralty. Northerty ge to westotty modoesto to Moe& N.N.L to W.N.W.. soodoroto to troth, Zoo goo = Zoo Smarms. As mot Om. Art i lW.,shodersto Lanus. Ilisoiltr. to fro* lbw NorltoroodloolluaL Wootortmlrolook WOW, sod as. awls& bosibitimikOlit N om Ed May at Maw isitnaillmilwatd &Num and North Sm. The annual congress of the associated Chambers of Commies was opened yesterday at Westminster. Oh the motion of the Leeds Chamber it was resolved to peti tion parliameat in favour of the compulsory registratice of all persons who ere is partaerhipe ; to trend a &panties' to the Prided of the Board of Trade urging that a bat should be iotrodecat into putament providing that whoa persons nod sums of money to • trading firm on nedides of getting • share in the profits but without bespeaks partners, gush loan mid ills 000dition shall be registered; and to memorialise the Chancellor of the Exchequer is favour of suilhorhing the Sander of government stook, sad the payment of the dividend thereon at ell breeders of the Bask of Ragland. Oa the motion of the Halifax Chamber it was agreed to send a deputation to the Board of Trade to urge the latroductioa of a bill for the Wavered= of Chambers of Commerce, • Mazaung IN TBILTRICIL matrimonial 'Masco hae been formed between Mr. W. H. Chippendale aid Mao K. J. Beowdee, both of the Haymarket Theatre TMI ADMINISTRATION 01 TIM POOR LAIC— , Yesterday Kr. H. B. Yarnell, 0.13., the Comeaknoner if the Poor Law Board, made an official inspection of Pad &mina Workhouse. The canal wards were first in spected. The new wards and all the airangemints for bathing and sleeping were approved, and the commissions gave three who designed the sleeping places great praise for so oonstrucitinig them as to completely separate oath vagrant from his neighbour. The workhouse itself was then inspected. sod the commissioner passed through ward in the pine, examined evert department, q He inmates, who comprise aged, sick, infirm, " able-bodied," and children, sad thoroughly respected all the arranparste foe vieetilathig the words and guarding against noxious effluvia. As showing what a misnomer the name " work house " has become, it may be stated that the term "able bodied" was found to he applied in penal to people who in mit-of-door life would be considered as past work. Of the 400 inmates generally is the house, 220 are neatly of the aged, disabled, sad infirm classes, sad 130 are &Urn, this bong owe of the four Loodoe onions which keep the chil dren within the workhouse walls, a distinction shared with Paddington by Holborn, Bethnal-green, and Fulham, all the other 35 toad°d usiona and parishes placing their children in country and district schools to be brought up apart front workhouse meoeiatiuos. One good feature of the Padding ton management is that it has paid nurses, and only makes use of the beet of its paupers to act under these curiae. This is toned to be more ecnoinioal ,bas employing all pauper anises, as some parishes insist upon doiag, Greenwich foe instance, where the met for "extras" alone for the pauper series amounts to upwards of 31.31. • year. The old mils and women questined by the commirsioner, withous amp tion, said they needed nothing, and io not • few instances this acknowledgment wee made with a hearty "Thick God." Tbo arse id sielmeas were mostly of Winn sad aged people ; but here sod there was • ease of a young pereou—one, for instance, of a gill 17 years of age, who bad bean lying there for two yearn in • oonsomptioo, and another that of • yeast man, "a Berkshire man," he called himself, sufferer from the same b rought os, be stated, thresh overwork and exposure. One sick man stated that be had been in the employ of a seighbeer- Mg firm for some tee years, and directly be fell ill be was packed of to the " house," his long service not bring con sidered to entitle him to an assistance from his employers The oomensinar expressed himself satisfied with all he saw, and signi fi ed his opieirn by writing a note in the vision' book to this effect. Tim Sun CANAL—Advises from Alexandria manioc the definitive settlement of the Baez Canal gear tion. The company do not retain a single acre of mound except snob as is needed for the maritime channel. In coosideration of this main the viceroy adds 10,000,000 fr. to the already Inge indemnity fixed some time beck by the Emperor Napolen, sod pays the whole within four years from this, intend of 16 as stipulated originally. furthermore, the company sell the property called Ono& (which they pruchand a few years ago foe 2,000,000 fr.) to the viceroy for the sum of 10,000,000(r. ; but, °onside: , big the great sums emended in improvements by the nom. paoy,this amount Snot thought extravagant. Politically the arrangement removes all possible questions of dispute, while for the acesney it hes the greet edentate el enbtiog them to avoid as appeal for mini with moss likely would have created discontent among the share .holders. Although purchased dearly, the viceroy, it is said, will turn these new asquisitiost to scoonek A Bee will soon run through them, of which the terminus already °elitist is Esprit will form the commencing point, whence it will pan bmsliell sad go divan to Suez, traversing the valley and anoint movies* of Giro. It is Wed that that the **sedation; were ably inducted by Haber Paeba. .sow chief of the foreigs-offiee, whim meet appointment :to that post is behaved to have bean effected is view of this affair. t•••••••••• TSB 13110017N0 CAM ST GLASNICVIII,—Up to ildl premien the wended nee, Mr. Byen, bas cot bow preo peones& eut of draw ; sad wail be is, we understand, it 1 is act Weeded to brew Kr. Beteliffe beim the nesdetnese for the napes, of . Immo bed offered in bls baron. Ws , believe it is in•essied to bold a coosultet;oe of doctors Witt )o=ttortbe *audition pi Byers; end, if the molt is atori, fail wilt be teed/red for the sppesranee of I Mr. fieteliffe.—Dablis leasing Mail. i _,„,;;,,eme .- -...itr• Just published, tiro size, price Is. ; whole scarlet cloth, is. Id., GOUNOD'S COMMUNION SERVICE (Mesas Solennellel, as sang at SA Andrew's Church. Wellsetreet. The Zaglisli words whpted by the Rev. W. 0. LOMODSM, Lilted by Joatzu BAZABY, COMMAS& and Director of the Choir of St. Andrew's. London : Novella and Co., IS, Desawtreet, Soho. W. Au !W ) til I; as • 1 ; m cd Ulat AY% I* fa ack CIAO imam nit* • 11 1 WWI b. Oar ado 0 0. fi VIM JO 1 " AN UP . ad r**l ILI. i t