The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-29 00:00:00

4-/- 0-4/ 1 - -/- --- e- - (A?... I 1 R 7 :17;?" 4) ( 1 ',WM. • f, ed• y • i Cl i r o ll i.e. 14 ft , Dv , r.R - I' v=!.. 9 MAY No, 6,779.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1868. NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. /it J. L Tours M busk PAUL PAT py perallise ad J. B. Boidtatass, MC. TO-NIGHT. at NIA*, ICT OF ?MIL' 111.113C/18 (by psradalon of E. Was**, IRA TO-NIGHT, at Talk OLIVER TWIST. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIOIIALJ [ONE PENNY INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Orme. Tinos Aze.) FRANCE. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) BREMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Brune p wick, and Centralay—Tha North GOVEI Lloyds first-elaw scre 'tomes AXl. coetate aunum, he devatrbed THURSDAY, Aprll 30, eallhag at Madmen Ind ,' ghee p e rmitting) It It woe . — Faros to Broome £2 sad AL fn e ni tickets, £3 and t 1 Mc —Apply at CHAPLIN,' Upheaval Regen t.cercui, W. or to PMLIPIS,, GRATIN, PHlL imps and Co., St. Dunstea'a-boure, Croladaos, Great Tower t C. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted lam io Med Assete—tpwards of Five and a Quarter =Una. Annual Income—llalf a 311 Mm. Claims Paid—Seven and • Mall Minions. yolr Pftlis of the profits .Dotted to the Assured Quinquennially. silos hitherto added to Policies—Upwards of Four Millions. },T Prospectuses, Statements of Accounts. he., apply to the c t aary at the 010ce, Fleet-street, London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES. Actuary. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, SL James's-swum Int E London, S.W. stablished FTRANCIALXiang OF TIM SOeflerre OFIRATIONS. the Annual Income, steadily hatzesslng, exceeds &18.000 he Assurance Feud, safely Invested, is over The Hones added to Policies at the last Divlslca was £372,0 0 The Total Claim by Death paid amount to £2,309,878 the following are among the distinctive features of the Society : Csanrr OYSTER.---On any policy for the whole of life. when the age does 'sot uoeed SO, one half of the annul premiums „utiog the first five years may remain on credit, and may either *referee as a debt on the poncy, or be psi off at inty time. rake of premium for young lives with early pertidpatien rolita i lowment Assurances may be effected without profits, by vloii the snm assured becomes payable on the attainment of a age, or at death, whichever event shall first happen. I. 'and Li‘ es may be insured at rates proportioned to the in r ssed rink. 17 mild Settlement of calms.—Clainis paid thirty d►ys alter ;N. , : el death. The RCITTSIOWITy Donna at the Quinquenniel Division In 180 T triged 15 per cent, and the Cask Bonne W per cent on the it,n:iume paid in the flee years. Ihr o. tt Division of Profits will take place In January, 1872, ivrAoll, who effect Sew Policies before the end of June next a::: he entitled at that DI% Won to one year's additional share of isiol.V Over later entrants. ;Nei of Rates and Torsos of Proposal can be obtained of any the ..,uclety's Agents, or of OZOSAid CUTCLIFFE, Acttuu7 and Secretary, IS, St. James'woman, London, S.W. it.y °NEI', in large or small amounts, and for long 01. or short periods, urith or without We policy, readily ob. tliumble et the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASAITIANCI 00M- P %NY Jimitod), 484, Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. ioNEY.—£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme .ol .lately on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law may he repaid by easy tosialment4 No charge if de I , sreties dlipensed with.—Apply personally at the i-A iI , FICSA, 2, Southampton-sire* Strand, W.C. Ad .-0.-4 litsile also on leases, life policies, 4e. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so call at ol,ee on the undersigned, and be relieved from the um r , ,..ant rem of imprisonment and executions. Itanicruptcy and by conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange ment. rm.. • with creditors. Deeds of eftupositinort sod dodge ment uted. Protection to parson and property obtained ettt'.'t I aharity.—Apply to MT. X HARBJ:I, Xr, B4aod, W.C. il.are. It till a. TO ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The ■ I.• r,I chancellor's New Bankruptcy Bill will. If passed, .11. h tit lenient statutes of 11361, and compel debtors to pay Jil rattles desirous of settling their affairs by bankruptcy • private arrungement, with immediate protection of perms : I neoperty under the existing law, should at onre consult Mr. I 1:1 II %LL, Bas'nglialbstreet, nearly opposite the Bank y court, Loadoe. Coeaultation tree. Yen for protection .1% avLetl. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE eI TED by a Professional Gentkman of practice and r. ;e. tability. free of charges t the cretlitor,upoo a commission i per cent. or the amount reentered.—Appl y for address, or t ) Etter to A.Z.,110. 36.5, Citproad, TX. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 1110 54, Coleasuin-dreet, Ett., Negotiates Partnerships, milts • .1 adinnta hooks or intrieste seconnta,effects arrangements with • ,tslitors without publicity, and prepares &connote for Court of I Ankroptey. Soles of Renndons, Life Interests, and Annuities • fretted, and !money obtained in connection with We Assurance. CHATIVOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES sad LOON for Rankers and *there're airy to be had troth t:, , winner of the Cballende Stakes of 20,000 hones at the Paris Vxbe•ttioti. Depot, 120, Cannon-street, Los don, E.C. ELIANCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE .! 1,. PROOF SAYES.—If you wish to proc.hase n good Second ' I r<-proof Safe, apply to JOHN TAN N, be having a quan di,pose of considerably under the original yrion—Ware e Wartrook. QEO)ND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF , • FlX—Before purchasing tend f.•r Grimm* annuity h.• by Milner, Man, Thee Perry sad Sone, Mordaa, hittield, and every enliaent maker, at about half the lbw. A guarantee given with each. A here nasality •.1 '1.0,0'....tte5, from £2lOl. Apply to 01111,TIDS, 43, Gannon sttn•l. F I . - 14 -I .lsV CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, ila bett made. 300 different shapes constantly on view .n 1., •11.01 and liumeilkitr delivery. Naar chairs made to any -'•ln.• on approval. FILII 1 0 .1 t and 1403 i. upholsterers, SI and .1 rs , trert, I, Inrd-street, W. Factory, 34 and 33, strioAs —An Illuatrattd catalogue post tree. VARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- I lug, elthstr Glaring, Silk and llama* Dyeing, with nary wription of idenadwg, moderately, and bronaiit to and Perfection by the Metro tan Steam itlearbingand Dyeing t.'onitranks,l7, harf.ruad, ty road, and 472. New Oxford-at THREE PIGEONS. DAINTREE and CO • DYERS and CLEANNDA Dockhead, Berroondoey ; 44, Leicester-span: 98, Mount-street Oromoorogaore. COAL —GEORGE J. COCK ERELL and Co. Best coals only. Cub 2.54.-13. Cornlull. fIOALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY V supply direct from their Collieries M Ely Oreen.—The beet, oral to Were Lad, at ri`s. period ; woad; Ide—Cmh on tr i tta—Ord a ra3 to VITO OYYICL. 12, BIIRWOODMLACI, THE BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER 1. found in w spring near„Bourneniouth, and has the agreeable taste and invigorating properties of the true Seltzer, but Is entirely free from the deleterious compounds often used in the manufacture of imitations. Irv. Haman r. Fe It, on snarls, a novenae of a very agreeable itivonr, resembling the true Setter, and which may be used with advantage at dinner.' BRUNT and Co., Bournemouth, Proprietors. London Depot—lenneford and Co., Rondwtreet ; Praia—Roberts, Place Vendome. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can only he bad et 52, Great Named ••reet, empoodto the British Museum Oaten The very beet steel trstee dal Spectacles, 15e. and 18a—THOILAS 11AlUti2 sad VAIT lON the }ohne against persona wing that same truhUsbcd 1780. No traveller, or agent& MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, Pleet,stamet. tt home from 10 WI A Cumhakes nee. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from :,e.. fall set from Li on platinised diver, Ta Oct.:tall r. to: Matins, 10e.: fall set, 0; on gold, from 15a to '•fall set , troin £l2 to 410 atoPpleg. 114 . ; gold , I" ' ‘l , O Don by local sonthesia, : under chloroform, 215. 5 . l• wetted or allowed for. Conealtatton free. Mr. WARD, I U . sod over 20 years Practical Dentist to the Profession-- Iv, odontdreet, W., between Duke and Orehardatresta TOHN GOSNEIJ, and Co's CHERRY TOOTH °• r ts greedy superior to any Tooth Powder, gives the I t'. pwwl-111.e whiteness, protacts the animal from decay, " Wiriest& Omens Ingram* to the breath. Price Is. dd. It )!IN GOSNELL and Co's PATENT 0 7 TRictinsAßAN, or newly.lnmathel ItAILBRUSH, the te-qleir mechanical oonotraetion Of trldeb axemplishes the tun ..1-rathatt of ckanalat and polishing simultaneously. W. np r names-rt., late of 1 Threeiting-ct.,Lonabard-d.,tnadalL THE Ph A RMACOPCEIA. An Extract from the Seeped Edition 'page 188) of the of the norms:opalla of the Royal College of Physicians of Lauda% By for. C. P. Collier. Published by Lona= and Co. " • - - •It 110 Man de feet MMia compilation tweaking of the 114 "namixell') that we have no purgative mar but what octal.. aloes. >et we know that lumnorrhalial perms cannot aloes wept It be In the ham of COCKLE'S PILLS, chivey consist of alone scanusiony, and colocynth, which I "- arc formed into a sort of compound estract, the acridity .bleb is °lodated, I suspect, by an alkaline proems, and by a ineredient 'unknown to me) of an aromatic tonic nature. ihuk I better and no worse of it for its being a pedant medl "!Le. I look at It as an !article of commerce and domestic con. L...&ice, and do not hesitate to say It is the beat made pill In : a muscular mune a =cons purge, and a hydra- Verne combined. and their effects properly controlled by I. cunigent. That it Ion; not i com e mo t :l:T produce a''''''uidd; White m aol t im al t " a: k iln:solved pLlirles adhere to Macesni alesibrank' WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA CITL-7710 mat *Mow of Spermaceti In and allaying the Irritability of Coughs and Colds has beg Meows for many years. It speedily retina all tightness and of the chest, and by ita soothing quaties enables t= " le a rea s sed by the MOW Oanigh 15. ~et refreshing amp. Woodhouse's Belem of fterseensu tlferesed Dell I* BAICLAY and BOAS. OA Yerrisedoweliwk Lesion, from the formula of the late Beeimus Woodhouse ; and mold In bottles i c t i t i Zt, fa ed., sad 4e. ed. tech. May be obtained of any Pelee In, HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and Cure of IndlireetioP. Flotnlence, and NIETO= Afro& sonallar to Men. ay JOEIN HARTZ!, M.D. , lAA, London. Dean and Bco. en. Dedgnie-DU1.1.4). TEE ART OF SPENDING MONEY.—To make moray is a universal desire, acid the art of spending it wisely requires but little *tidy to render h smugly unbend. Philosophers agree that money savedbmoney made, consequently It is of the utmost importance that • parebaeer should adept the moat advantageous method of expending it. Those who can pay ready money hold a great power ; still they cannot obtain the full value which It naturally commands unless they select houses in which business is conducted on ready money prinelpke ex . cludvely. The keen competition between houses of this order I presents advantages to the public which no other system can offer. The exclusive ready-money indent Is to buy with, es well uto sell for ready money. Manufactured and merchants are attracted to houses on that system, and dispose of to those inns the great accumulations and oversd i rons of goods which must be sold at a lose Thus the power of the ready-mona system stocks the warehouse this largeportion of its goods at lower prices than the cost of production, and forms i the first of the three main elements which constitute the selling 1 power of the reedy-money system. The second element is the 1 avoidance of iceo. No credit is given, consequently no extra profits are required to cover bad debts. The third element Is the economy of time. No statements are made, consequently no waste of time in aegnmmt to settle the price, which Is marked upon each article fn plain figures; otherwise it would require the expense of three times the number of sulatanta to do the same amount of badness. To add extra profits for the purpose of taking oil a Mumma, making en abatemeneor an allow ance, is against the ideas of a trader upon the true ready-money system. ring twenty-two years the above system has beep *idly carried oat, to the great advantage of all parties, by SAMUEL BROTHER.% merchant tailors, flidenhans Home, 1 Ludgate-hill. IADIUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS. The coats, tie, 20e, 33a, 4', tie., 50s. ; the waistcoat; 7a., Ba.. Bs. 64., 11a., ltl, li.: the Mourn, 14a, lea, 17a 81., 245., 26a. Story style end the kept In stock for Immediate e, or made to measure. Patterns post tree. —sydenbam Haase, No. 50, Lodsatohth SUIT COMPLETE, 425. WIT COMPLETE, 00... SUIT COMPLETE, 59e. SUIT COMPLETE, 755. SUIT COMPLETE, BL. SUIT COMPLETE, Mc ‘IIIAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. ky The coats, EU. eta, sum.. 56e.08e.. . tke waistcoats. Ma ad Os. ad., 11$., 15., 14e., the trotters, 17e. 04-. a.., SW, fls.. 1:8a.. 304. Even style sad rim kept In stoat for Imme diate e. or nude to Demure. Patterns poet tree --krienham House, No. 50, Ludgate-MIL SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETZ, 735. SUIT COMPLETE, 803. SUIT COMPLETE, 935. SUIT COMPLETE, 1052. SUIT COMPLETE, 1111 a. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The coats. Us., Us., 155., 484,, 664, r6s. : the waistcoats, Bs. Id., Its. ed., lls., 124, 11s., 16s. the trousers, 17s. ed., 214 , Sec, YU., 504 Every Mlle sad else kept to Meek for Imme diate use, or made to measure. Patterns poet tree.—irdenham House, 60, Ludgate MI. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 69i SUIT COMPLETE, SUIT COMPLETE, 86a. SUIT COMPLETE, 97e. SUIT COMPLETE, 110 i: SAMUEL BROTHERS' BOYS' ETTITS.— The Jackeis, Se.. We. ed., 1111, r lea. 2221. the gold. wags te..kl.: Ils. Oil, : e 4. 74.,8e ,II LOS& . e' dttalireep4ndial Immediate use, or male to measure. Fattens+ post gt.kohasn Home, 50, Ludgate-ha SUIT COMPLETE, 16.. SUIT COMPLETE, 21s. SUIT COMPLETE, 24.. SLIT COMPLETE, 30e. SUIT COMPLETE, 38.. SIIIT COMPLETE, 45 ii: SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL nEASONR, fir, hie, SU, 4tl, 634. Every site and et)le In .took foe Immediate ave. The Stomata Overcoat at ?le. faced with silk, is a wonder of value for the money Every style 11. womptly made to measure. Patterns post free.-30, Ludgate hi NEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.- 43 Mures the heads of 37 bens PateraMa of tarots eche tattles) represent the fashionable and meet becoming Gothhis for all ages and ocaudone. The Book coutides the price of each clean. and new• rules for self measure, and Is soot poet free for six deducted honr a parcbase.-8A MULL BROTHERS, Mer chant Tailors, Sydesluun Monte, Z.O, Ludgate-ha TvIMEY, TAILOR, FENcitunewmarr, .Nearly opposite Martians.) purger FITTING CIARMMTa. Moderate Chariot THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly the west perfect end complete, tree th e simplest 41k-h -ind to the moat dabbed embroider y."—Meehenia Itenzine. " Marvellous excellence."—Courier. "A Wheeke end Wilms largely Improved."—Neweestle Joutnal.—Depot, 20, High Hol born. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Colleens and PIA, Meets. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Lisette Spoom sad Forks. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electro Silver Plsis. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Sliver Mot Tattia MAPPIN AND WIIBB ore Manufacturers. 77 sad 71. OXFORD-0T11117: sad 71 and 72, COTINHILL, lON DON. POTTE 29 , Duke-street, Piccadilly E. (nearly o to the Burltestae-arcade , . Importer of the PintAt of HAVANA CIGANS-111 . Porters; Ra wl.. nor de Cuba, Cabanas, Henry Pay. Principe de Oak; Upsanna, lotiedded, La Matilde, Leiritholkled. To Connote- Rears in Gars the 'bow are modally reootantended as being really &obelus. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the World. ARN OLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUlitt=l aclmowledged to be the BOUM aad must cow fcetable wearing truss invented. kinetic litoclangs, Yam-caps, Re., for Tarim= mho, weaknua &c. ; Abdominal Belts Ba kr= Conveniences, Crate's., Artificial Legs. Anne, Bends. area &c.: a nd every descriptim of surgical appliance manufactured by ARNOLD and SONS. == and SC, Welt dmlthgeld, Leaden. N.B.—Directions for measurement sad prima forwarded. An =perfumed female to attend on ladles. WASH TOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TI MS. Price L. Of ell Cluimista DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a sever lairs remedy, preyarod withoat youroorlal =nt, will t h e invaluable to all elm sager tress and of laints., on, wind, ogimmg wee, dizziness of thask ta tz lorhabitual eatilveadia„ as a :soft aperient medicine, and u a punter of the Mood, lbw are truly excellent : mild in their operation and polled to Ihe tokamak , , they create and the whole nervons =Tl=l;y te rtm ai tat, 4= l Z King William-street. Charing-crow, and by wet nadaln. boxes, le. lid., and three War the quantity In ens, in. Si lie tare to ask for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver PQM no goombo gre In a square green package, with "'William hoes' ea. graved on the stamp. ERTRAORDINARY CURES of PARALYSIS, NAXIIMATIfiII, and DEMILITY by moans of " HAIM'S GALVANIC APPAltAnd."—The marvellous money of Ifra. Meaner 'forks'. of Trebanne Callan, near Lanmeter, Wales; of Dr. Bennett (mark of London ; of Mr. Sidney Davis, of Newcas tle-on-Tyne , of Mr. lam el Aloestar, and others, have satonisbed the whole medical preludes as well es the public , . They are mo re lige mired. than cures by natural meats. All the usual nmsdka had bra tried, also galvanism by means of various Imelda'', bat in vain. Hales'. Galvanic Apparatus restored them all to health. Such astounding cures must rarely convince every one that if galvanism is resorted to it ,bocild be applied by means of " HalsesApparabau" Send two stamps to Mr. HAlR Warwick Lodge. 40. Ad A s Nensiagice. fee ILla PomPbMA Pelee of Gabes Galvanic Apparataa, 1.10 10e. EATON-PLAC I. —Mr. BEARDEN is -KJ Instructed to SELL the onouND LEASE of a imparb RESIDENCE In this fashionable locality, oontainft 111 tiesnitne and Soar reception moms, four eerranta' fleets, doable stamen extensile• carriage room, and stabling. No ground.rent. Price very moderate. Part of the purchase mosey may remain on mortgage.—Apply at his office., 91 and 92, Piccadilly. pATON-PLACE WEST.—Mr. REARDEN is 1-11 laitructed to JELL the GROUND LEASE and Furalare of one of the moat perfect gentleman's FAMILY IESIDINCEE lu this select district. Price, with earrlags-room and stabling, very inodarate.—Apply at AD 91 and 92, Plecadilly. UPPER GROSVEN OR-STREET.-Mr. BMAILDEN Is isalaucted to LET. Famished, a Spiatows MANSION, with extensive stabling sad carriage room. Rest, with immediate powtedow, modetate.—Apply at DL otiose, 91 acid 9.?, Piccadilly. DOVER STREET.—Mr. REARDEN is issousiss to SILL the °BOUND LEASE of a noble MANAION, containing ovary mulatto for a nobleman or vett& man's ostabilatiment,—For parttoden and orders to view sprig at bia aloe; 91 and 91, Piccadilly. eIIiARLES-STREBT, Berkeley-square. Mr. vv RIARDEN is Instructed to SELL. with hume 'late pour ston, the GROUND LEASES, with or without the Furniture, et TWO ItILSIDSNCES, in perfect order for immediate occepetko. Prices eon moderate—Apply at his offices, In end 92, Piceidaty. °LARGE S-S TREE T, Piccadilly.—Kr REARDEN is instructed to SELL a Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, in perfect order for immediate occupation. The price ot the Lean, with or without the Furniture, very mode rete.—Appty Ida alas, 91 and 92, Piccadilly. CIROSVENORGARDENS. -Mr. RIARDEN XS is Instructed to SILL THILER of these most Commodious AZOIDIENCES on very moderate terms. Path la decorated In the most perfect manner, and In perfect order for immediate accipaUon, sad will in a few yeas" Iss worth at Wm*, one-third more than the very moderate plias sow agged. n A , =of the pur chase money may remain on modeallw at • Interest. Apply at his offices, 91 and 92, Plaadaly. RITTLAND-GATE.—Mr. REARDEN is instructed to LET, Furnished, or to SELL. TWO charm ingly-decorated and finished RIBSIDENCEd to this favourite anqfashionable quarter. but twu minutes' walk of Ityde.park, and 12 minutes' ride of the nubs and limos of Paritement. Term*. with prompt possession. moderate.—Apply at his dares, 91 and 112, T ANCASTEHGATE, Hyde-park. —To be 1-I SOLD. the LEASE, for soma, fourteen, or toady-mu mom at a moderate rout, at ONE of them splendid MANSIONS, overiooldne Keadnutoneianlens, and In perfect order for Im mediate evopatton, or eon be had fu.idebed.—Apply at Mr. REARDEN'S Maces, 91 sad id, Plc shay. QUEEN'S-GATE. Mr. REARDEN is in- Nog, structsd to SELL several spleudldl,y-arm.tructed and de. *mated MANSIONS and medium sired ILIISIDENCLS In Ws anrivallotkwallly for health and fasblon, at rents and prices far below their value.—Apply at Ms omens, at and 92, Piccadilly. EATON -SQUARE.—Mr. REARDEN is W situated to OFFER, for Immediate SALE, ONE of tee most commodions and lashionsbly-decocated sad tarnished MANSIONS, together with carriage room and stabling. In this favourite square win be sold a great hatgahs for Immediate occupation.—Apply at his offices, 91 and 92, Piccadilly. VIVE ST BO U RNE-TE R R AC E. — Mr. BEARDEN Is instructrd to SELL the GROUND LEASE of a MANSION, together with the superb Fundtmie, • great bensin. as the owner Is obliged to go abroad. Immediate por melon can be bad. Lease, 76 ) eara. —Apply at Ids lead end estate agency offices, 91 sod Piece& HiME-PARK-OATS. Mr. REARDEN is instractei to SELL ONE of these 'lt We MANSIONS, with or without the neatly new Furniture (hy one of the knit upholsterers), together with onerhbouse and stabling. A part of the purchase money ma remain ma mortgage or would be Let Furnished •. rent moderate .— Apply et kla cams, el sod ift, Ptocedilly, W. HERTFORD -STREET Park-lane.—Mr. MALDEN Is instructed to SELL the OROVND LEASE, I for 45 years, of an excellent moderate deed FAMILY DISC& beautifully decorated (by one of the best house deco raters at the West end'. Price. Including carriage sod tosn's end stables, vary madeenta.--Amely ea his Naga 101 sad BOLTON--STREET.—Mr. REARM? is in stracted to HELL a Spacious FAMILY RESIMNee, 1• perfect order for immediate oompatioa. and suited for a WC claw tazatiy.—Apply . at 9l and 9t, Piccadilly. ONSLOW-SQUARE, South Kensington.—To he MOLD the GROUND LKAMIL of • medium-abed FAMILY REMIDENCE, at a men ground rent, @kande sear the Horticultural Oardene heath Kensington. and if)de.park. Mee very modernte.—Appl) to Mr. &MADDEN, et and 92, Piccadilly. HOLLAND -PARK, near Oarapden-hill, Ken slagton.—To he SOLD, the FREEHOLD of several of the moat superbly.coustructed and decorated MANSIONS and medium-sized RENIDENCEA In this healthy and faahlonable quarter but fire minutes' walk from Kenslnaten-gonlens, and wven from Hyde-park ; price of each eery moderate. A part of the iambus money may icumiu on mortgaze.—Apply at Mr. It EARDEVB offkee, 91 sad 94, Piccadilly. THE BOLTONS. Brompton.—To be SOLD, the 0601 ND LEASES, of upwards of EIGHTY MAN4IONS hi miniature. Each suitable for gentlemen of moderate noes= ; but not evened hi etylc and Wash, and the respectability of the neighbourhood, in any_part of the eavit Jim of the metropolis.— Apply tollr. REAZDIN, ill and 92, Etevadilly. TO BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, MERCHANTS, and others. LOMBA RD STREET.—Tbe eaajrnilicesit BUILDING at the corner of Lombard-street and Gracechun.betreet is now READY fir OCCC PATRON. The ground floor err is unusually exten sive. and especial care has been taken. at regards light and yea. The a hole of the upper floors are arranged in suites of aloes suitable fur either large or small Enna rALMERSTON.BUILDINGS, with an entrance In Old Brad street and Rishopsgateetreet —Very eligible OFFICES to be LET in this spacious and well-tte m d bu dr. CLEMENTS am; CLElt i ri n f &LANK --OFFICER to be LET en the second and floors ; also Rana of Maces in the newly-erected Buildings adjoining the above, in Eats Head- Loud, loading from Clement's lane to Gratechtnehetreet. Plana to be seen, and full particulars obtained at the Cit) Oakes Company ;limited) : or $f Maws. IiSANCIS, Architect., at the tkimpany's Dace, Palionston-ball4lap, 34, Old Broad 'Sweet REP WINES.—PHYTHIAN and SONS, wins merchants, 4SS. West Strand, solicit aqierial atten tion to their tins old Port, Oil , , and 3(4 .: Tarragona. 16a ; Beaton, Its. ; Vire Ordinary, 18a ; St. Julies, 24..: Beaujolais, las. ; Macon, !la.; Deanne, SOL : One sparkling Burgundy, Kis. Terms cask and carriage tree. WHITE WINES.—PHYTHIAN and SONS, wine merchants, 432, Weet Strand, solicit medal atten tion to their Otrisea Sherry, Ea. dos. Maratha. 18t.: Work ling Champagne, Ser. , Chablis, 14a. end Jl.: Vitt G Grave, Hu: Sauterne, at& dinner /lock Ha. and Ids. Tama oa th , and carriage Iron KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN Exatemorr. l9os. Thle celebrated old IRISH WHINEY &sat the DUBLIN PRIZE ILEDAL.—It Is pure, valid. mellow, &Wow, bed very wholesome. Said la betel" aL ed. ark at the retail Mum le bred= ; by the S la the pr town. la Bestaad ; or wholes*. at 1). Great Whiboilll-elree Leaden, W.—Obeerve the red seal. pink aid eat .Thelea'a LL irldstry. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East ladles Las now become an Important feature. Since the. Introduction of Amain Tea, aartl 40 man ago, the KANT INDIA TEA COMPANY lava en a. cou nt of Its gross -Mmeh and amolate flavour, promoted Its sale by every sasana Tie Tea Del than congaed to it Alum, ham gradually extended, and Teas from other of India are amtvlm, thus offering greater vazietlce. The ny are me selling Amen, Cechar, Darjeeling, &c., at trees Si. lad. to ea al. par lb., sad China Teas se usual.—Warebooses, No. 9, Great RR He len's. churchyard, Bishops:ate. Prim LA fomented on applicaMota THE ATTEUFTED ASSASSINATION OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. The following additional information respecting the attempted assassination of the Duke of Edin burgh was forwarded to us yesterday from the Colonial-Aloe : " Further telegrams, of the same date as those already made public, from the Earl of Belmore to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, intimate that the assassination of hie Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh was attempted by O'Farrell in consequence of messages sent from conspirators in this country, which ordered the Prince's death. It is understood that O'Farrell was selected by lot to perpetrate the crime, and that the attempt would have been made when the Prince landed in state, but that an opportunity of doing so without risk of ' injury to others did not occur. The New South Wales government offered 1,0001. reward for the apprehension of each accomplice, and one arrest, considered to be important, has heed made in Vieturta." - PRINult ALFRED'S WOCND.—If the telegraphic information respecting the character et the Injury received his Royal Highness - a the Duke of Mithelowsk rasa be de pended on, the nation bu to be thankful that the life of the Prawn hu been saved by one of the most extra ordinary escapes which has ever been recorded in the history of gunshot wounds. If the ball which, we are told, entered the back half an inch from the spine, and in a downward direction, had taken the course whic h in nine hundred and ninety-nine uses out of every thousand it would have taken, it could not have failed to pierce the heart and great vessels, the lung, diaphragm and intestines, or liver, such an injury to any of these viscera being almost certainly fetal. That it should have tea eased a distance of twelve and a half inches on the out side of the ninth rib, and lodged under the skin of the abdomen, without even touching the peritoneum, is all but incredible and the fact, if true, will add mother to the few extraordinary cams in which balls have glanced from their natural direction and taken a totally unexpected course. Cues are on record in which a ball entering the hip came oat at the heel, where it entered the temple and passing over the bones of the head lodged at the opposite side. Mr. Lawson narrates a case in which a grain of shot striking the eye, passed from aide to aide under the con junctiva ; and a ease was communicated to the Surgical Society of Ireland about a year ego, in which a bullet wu removed from the heart of a man who received it in the battle of Salamanca thirty-three years previostaly.—Medi. oaf Pras and Circa far. ELECTIO-V INTELLIGENCS. OiIIITHAN. The polling took piece ie. teiday, the numbers at the close being—Terme (aseservative), 374 ; elsokaeley (liberal), 2Y. LINCOMMHZ (SOUTH). The nomination at this election will take place this morning. No apparition is anticipated to the return of Mr. W. E. Welt? (conservative). ILtDIVOISHIHE. The election of a member for Radnorshire, in the room of Sir J. Walsh, new raised to the peeing, with the title of Lord Ormathwaite, took place at Pringeign yesterday, and although the election wee uncontested, this little county town was in a state of extreocdinary tar moot. The candidate was the lima. Arthur Walsh, sea of Lord Ormathwaite and late M.P. for Leorniuder. He is • conservative. A movement has been commenced, similar to that which resulted so enocoadully some years book, for raising a fund bysubsoription among the os tionalists in aid of the erection of independent chapels sad schools. A meeting was held a few days ego at the Queen's Hotel, Manchester, to initiate she subscription, when Kr. Had field, 11. P., headed the list with a donation of 3,0001. The subscription@ promised at the meeting and subsequently amount to 20,3231., which it is intended at once to in- crease to 30,000 f. CLATIA-MARAZT RAOOED SCROOLS.—The annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the above schools was held last evening et the new premises, situate in Denzell- street, Clare-market, the key. T. D. Grey in the chair. The schools were established about 21 years since fur the benefit of a few vagrant boys in ono of the adjacent courts. LONDON HOMQOPATHIC HOSPITAL. The 18th eanad meeting of the governors and mbieribers to this institution was held yesterday afternoon at t e t e eli p o4tal in Great Ormond-street, W.C. • Lord gbary the chair. The number of patients treated in 1867 was OW, viz., 6,133 oat and 430 in, showing, according to the reperL • deem tae, as congaed with 1816, al MIS out aid 00 in patients. The falling off Is accounted for by the fact that during the repairs of the hospital ell cases that could be fairly refused were not admitted, while for nearly two months the hospital rufferad by the absence from Wages of a reviler house surgeon. Gattvancaa or THE Pouc.E. —A deputation , eeneisting of about a dozen polies superintrodente, heed and chief constables, and inspector,, waited yesterday upon the Home Seentary, to present to him OleMOtiai setting forth certain grimness of which in the name of the foree to complain. Xr. °etherize Hardy reeeired them with kindness,=roinieed to give his beet eon ideratlon to the OPENING Or THE WAHISFIRLD INDUSTRIAL AND FINS Ann lwaririrrion.—An Industrial and Fine Arts Institution, Intended solely for instruction in mines sod art, was opened yesterday at Wakefield. The inaugural meeting took pleas in the evening, and use addressed by Yr. 'W. N. Lesikm, M.P., Kr. Munitions, of Nottingham. and Ms. Ode sod /An Red (mess, of the South Kennington Museum. The speakers dwelt pnndy upon the Mope that are being taken to promote i education. The institution ham been out at a surplus of 3,0001. obtained from an exhi bition held in Wakefield three yews ago. The Writ of error in the ease of Denis Downing Mulcahy, who wee oonrieted of troeson-felony,b as been lodged in the Roused Lords, and the appeal win probably be heard early in the ensuing nesalb. INDIGESTION. NORTON'S ma= PIUS. • Omits Assoisat sad s nn Powerful Ueda Sold Everywhere, la Bottles li. lid., IL at. sot Ils TOZZAIII3 00PARINIL—In chronic or recent dlesems a awe Is effected to an amigo et six d rei T :2 l prOvid q Om Perla Ittyatelaaa' .-Bold by all abemble, 4a.. Id. Gemara I:l4aa "d t,T, Hskyinarlat, ea O. James, the coaly has& &angst wltli tbadlataisa at Ur Mk Bawd at Pbarmaca. MR! J. L. TOOLKII BENEFIT.—NOTICIL ia Nueeesetee et the greet deemed ter emu tads even ing, Mr. 'room DENNETT be CONTINUED TO-YONSOW (Tharedayl IVUEIO, when the roe will be re peated. TAUL_TWT. ,ICI ON PARIS Ctesibimle lion of Yews. Wester sad Deekulawd, sod OL Pentedie• open trews Tat MI Pee. RR -APPEARANCE of MR. ALFRED WIGAN on SATURDAY, )t 1, In his celebrated character of Achille Taloa Dated to TEE murr MORT. ROYAL •L HAMBRA PALACE. 'Claw Mk* •-• Gould Omar{ Proonsiols. Leg o'clock. Om OM& ROBERT HELLEN the famous American AA; HALL, use ODILIIMItandIIIIMORLST, w p m POLYGR on APHI = C t.-crene, WARY MOND ... tY orrery evening at a, sad ea Wednesday and at & The beet eontaring ue the days7triat ; his hammy consuleleg , and o d nsindlog Yd Artemis Win! A NNE DAL] Sail I W ai• agilerar I la. Bridip eV' Weadoa. Rom Oh ' That I h Die Wing. of a Dove. fa. GIL Loodoo : *Oren Cocks and DKER'S C an a halfl HARKING SONGS and rioe, with a extra stamp far Mbar Years ego. te. 6d. Geetiellisenbeel. Zs. ed. Dber_re Heart re et Deer Velar of lime lc et Timed mot Left Moos. tr. M. I Liles elhealles ewe. Is. id. Why UM earlT le. C.e., New Durttertee-slreed. M ACMILLAN'S IiAGAZINE. Ns. 103 iter MAY). COMM! OP THE MEM. 1. Mr. Tenn./ 6 1ft New Poem. "Lucretius." 9. " Unti e d' the Setalar." IL 3. Mr. B ltealtneh," conthmed. 4. Mr. libareMon "The tleman. A elty alTiag Teaching of English." 6. .* Hl the Anther of "John Halifax, Con t." Mr. T. R. Migighaeo uti E: e. The Ameekan Lecture System" 7. Wm Teasel" .al Peoria,' cantkomal. " Workman en the and .hen."Me 9. Mks RosentiTs .• Smile and a Sigh' and " Dead 1 9 1=' le Mr. Canoga IL Markham cm " The Ahrsaiiian Metoslllan and Co.. Leaden. TR PIIZALiT POLITICAL CRISIS. THE RNGLD3II REVOLUTION. By JOHN MAUNA intim& Introductory—The Crown—The Lords— The Oonnwook Ineettsble Changes, and Needtal Reforms. 1 ToL morn aeo.,prke ea. (Nov ready. VINIIPEN S ONGS. By S. C. &WPM Derry Onto, extra eloth, price SA. Londow : HtMlare Freeman, Iot, Fleet-street. PARIS, kr= 2& Quarantine has been declared at Marseilles on arrivals from the River Plato on account of cholera. The same precaution has been taken as regards arrivals from Tunis and soma other points of Algeria on account of typhus fever. THE CUSTOM PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, Aran. 88. At to-day's sitting of the Customs Parliament, Dr. Simeon was elected President, and Prince Hobanlobe, the Bavarian Premier, first Vice-Pre sident. In returning thanks for his election, Dr. Simeon, referring to the time when he prt•sided over the German parliament at Frankfort, in 1848, said that he recognised in the present choice a kindly remembrance of days long gone by. The , present as ofsembly was a proof of the inseparable character the ties connecting the German people. Prince Hohenlohe considered his election as Vice- President to have taken place out of regard for the South Germans, and would willingly meet the good feeling it exhibited in a friendly spirit. He trusted that patriotic unit-7 and the devotion of all to the common course would bring about a solution of the various questions to be considered. ITALY. FLORENCE, APRIL 28, Evainvo. The Crown Prince of Prussia and suite arrived here this evening. His royal highness was received at the railway station by the muni cipal and high civil and military authorities, and proceeded to the Hotel de la Paix, where a suite of apartments had been prepare.l for him. The whole route from the railway station to the hotel was densely crowded with people, who warmly cheered the Prince. THE NETHERLANDS. THE HAGUE, Anti:. 28. The Second Chamber rejected to-day the esti mates of the Ministry for Foreign Affiurs by 37 to 3d votes. The ministry have tendered their resignation to tho King. THE WAR IN THE PLATE. RIO DE VANEIRO, Ara:_ 9. According to advice' received here from the seat of war to the 25th of March, the Paraguayan lines at Royas bad been attacked and taken by the allies. At the same time an attack was made on the side of Tuyaeue. The Marquis de Caxias had! established his headquarters at Rosso. Pc,cu had been abandoned by Lopez, and the whereabouts of the latter waa not known. The whole of the squadron had re-ascended the river as far as Humaita, which would soon be attacked, end was expected to surrender. THE BRAZILS. Rh) DE JANEIDO ? APstIL 9. Exchange on London, 18 1 • on Parts, 502-485. Coffee, good tirst, 7,600 to 8,000 rein. Shipments since the departure of the last mail, 90,807 hags, of which 11,3441 were for the Channel, 6,879 far the North of Europe, and 302 for the Mediterra nean. Sales, 73,000 bags. Swxk, 150,000 bags. Freight, 40s. to 49a. 6d. BAHIA, Amu. 15. Exchange on London, 2(4. Sugar, whites, 3,50) refs; browns, 2,700 reis. Cotton, 12,000 refs. PEttIs:ASLBUCO, au. IT. Exclumge on London, A. Sugar, whiten, 4,900 reis • browns, 3,200 rem Cotton, 11,500 ran. The Menageries Impales steamer Navarre arrived at Pernambnoo n the 10th inst. - - INDIA. BOMBAY, Arm:. 17. 7lbs. shirting', sr. 14s. ; Bflbe. ditto, fir. 14a. 40's mule twist, 11 fa. —market improving. Cotton firm : Dhollerah, 235 r. Shipments of the week, 30,375 bales. Exchange on London, 2a. I-16d. Freights to Liverpool, 57a. 6d. CALCUTTA, Avau. 16. 71bs. shirting., sr. 14a. ; Nibs. ditto, 7r. 4a. ; 40's mule twist, 61—market irregular. Cotton, 181. Exchange on Loidon, ls. 111 d. Four per Cent. Government securities, 93A ; Five per Cent. ditto, 1081 •, Five-and-a-Half per Cad.. ditto, 1131. Freights to England, 775. Gd. Discount, per cent. higher. AMERICA. (BIT ATI.ArTIC TQ.ECEAnr, THSOVGII MIL SZUTIJCS ACENCT.) NEW YORK, Arm 28. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 230,000 dole. in specie. The Inman steamer City of Baltimore arrived out to-day. Closing Prices : —Cold, 1394. Sterling exchange on London, 110. 3-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112 ; ditto, 1885, 1104 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1021. Illinois, 145 ; Erie, 70g. Cotton • Middling Upland, 33. Petroleum, standard white, 28. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 40c. ; cern, old mixed, 1 dol. 13c. - -- THE POISIGR N.4ILS. BRAZIL MAIL. —LISBON, APRIL 28. The E.oyal Mail Steam Packet Company's vhip Saint has arrived here from the Brazils, &c., mad leaves for Sone capon at 3 p.m. to-day, with 38 pawners, 31,6821. in specie, 1,030 bap of cotton, 100 bands of tapioca, 0 wasps of dii. Elands, 134 packages of sundries. TM Shawn, with the outward mails of Om 9th April, was at St. Visalia co the 20th Wt. _ _ Sovaatllrrow, Aram 28.—The North German Lloyd's steamer Bremen, from New York, has arrived here with 43 penalise, for this port, Harm, and Bremen, 42 seeks of mails, 20000 dole. in specie fur England, and 4,300 dole. in specie sad 2,403 peeing.. of cargo for Bre men. On the 23rd she spoke the Wish bargee New Zeeland and the ship Marlborough; 24th, the barque Stella ; 25th, the ship Nee A.lreetnre, bound west ; 26th, the barque Edger, boned to Swansea ; sad en the 27th, off the the Gamma schooner Marks, bound to Hamburg. INDIAN AND CHINA MAIM. ALZX All DRII, Aralc 27.—The Poonsh and Syria lett yesterday. The former may be expected at Narsediles on the gad, and the latter at Southampton on the 9th proximo. Qvaanirrown, APRIL 28. —The Cunard extra steamer Cubit, from New York, arrived here at 2.45 a.m. today, with fourteen passengers. She landed itEs wagers and despatches, and iwooecded for Liv at 3.10 a.m. All wet. The Cuba brings 100,000 do in specie. Bazar, Aran. 28.—The Compagnie Trans atlantique's steamer kit. Laurent, from New York, has arrived here with 142 and 3,600,000 fr. in spode. ?fantail, APRIL 28.—The Enghah ship wrecked off the mouth of the Loire turns out to be the Queen of the South, Captain Reeves, which left Lima on the January. Oat of the crew of 40 men three only have been eared. _ _ _ _ - OUTWARD MAIL or THE 11TH AND 17211 APETL. —Buzz, Aram N.—The Babette left for Bombay at 8 p.m. yeateeday. BONIAT (ILIAVY) MAIL.--GIBSALTAN, APALL 27. —The Taajere leave* at 1 p.m. tacky. All well. Elbe may be looted for at Bouthamptas about the Ind proximo. A meeting of the Trades Unions Commissioners was held yesterday. Present—Bight Hon. Itir William Brie, chairman lasi Liebield, Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart., M.P., Mr . James Booth, O.R, Mr. J. A. Roebnek, Q. 0., M.P., Mr. Thomas I:Inlet, M.P., Mr. Frederic Hannon, sad Mr. William MMUwa. Ms. J. C. Train, aseretary to the ocessoisrion, was also present. The demonstration in honour of Mr. Johnston at =trick book place co Monday. We learn from Sao a ewe that hem 10,000 to 15,000 persons formed in proosesion. nu day tamed out very wet, but the enthu siasm was unbranded. At Ballykilbsg addresses Drew. crowds by Mr. Johnston and the Rev. Dr. Drew. Immense crowds assembled along the route, with bands of lIIIIOU kTe- ll hair restored to its original odour by olio Hrad awl Com& Pike: ltdarass, md ; costba, Ml C, 7a Id., mad at all and eliadistd. Passoildets spldiestim. Wholes.* lioreads. sad lona, 6, Grist ts.l lissiborimill-street, W., and IS sad 90, eltrroad, 10. —ad IRISH MICROS DEBATE. Looking at ouch debates as that of last night an • waste of time, and as only compensated by • debate is the Lords which must make any further discussion on the third resolution almost, if not quite impossible, the Times fears that the prattled settlement of the question may be postponed by Mr. Gladstone's determination to persevere in bringing in • bilL Mr. Disraeli is not dissoneerted by this date of things. lie feels no Gowen& that the Lids Land Bill is waiting • favourable moment to be Introduced and discussed. Church debates aed land bills are but interludes, useful devices to occupy attention sod allow him another opportunity to calculate the chances of his situation. The division en the first resolution will be [taken to-morrow night, and It mart be affirmed by a majority as groat, probably greater, than the majority which decided in favour of going into oommittee. What is to follow? Mist the Haase of COllllllOlll pursue abstract proposals of legislation, or address itself to the despatch of the business which lies between It and its own dissolution? The Tines also condemns the irregularity of Load Derby's promeding ; declares he Has disoovered a mare's nest ; and says that those who choose to refer to the speech may discover to what lengths of imprudence • peer of long experience, but emancipated from the responsibilities of office, can run. The Daily New commends Lord Derby's language to the esnaideration of the whole country, as an index to the disposition of the tory party. The noble lord no doubt s?oka the sentiments of his party, and is ready to oppose the prejudice of the House of Lords to the deliberate reason of the country ; but the Anti News believes he would be utterly disappointed. • Finding that lir. Disraeli has not the confidence of the country—that since he raised the " No Popery" eery Pa testants have become more resolute than ever to take sway the sole pretext far the endowment of the Roman who& hierarchy—Lord Derby used his best endeavours to set the crown and the House of Commons at variance. The lower house. however, will not be diverted from the punt& of its ecestitutional course, but will confide in the publie spirit of the other estates of the realm. The Daily Areas I sums up the debate in the Commons by saying that it was • wasted evening brought to an end by a ludicrous /ann. 1 An attempt was made to connt out, but while the tortes trooped out the liberals trooped in. Mn Disraeli has lad I'4B hours, so tar he has been sumesdul ; but he apparently wished to lose more by making Mr. eladstono's resolution I • dropped order. This petty trick failed ; but the discredit • remains. • The Beech rays that if the Irish debate in the CONI• mons has served no direct purpose, it ban dispelled the doubts which certain radicals professed to entertain as to the earnestness and constancy of the conservative party. In the face of inevitable defeat they have gallantly deft litleil their principles and an institution which is bound up with their firmest and most cherished convictions. The country knew' that the conservatives are in earnest, and nothing but the cordial and vigorous support of the church. manship and Protestantism of the country is needed to reverse the " enakbed decision " of a moribund wham's* land save the endowments and the status of national mil -1 Ow' The Poe congratulates the public that there is no pact in this question of one of they unntisfaotory cum_ promises :au& please neither thb one party nor the other. The TiPproph expects an overwhelming majoeity for the first resolution, and auumea that the Premier will, race taking counsel with his cabinet, give to the house a dis tinct and responsible statement. The Star thinks the country will be surprised to *co a 11111 a la Lord Derby's position kindling animosity between' the two Houses of Parliament, and instigating the aroma to so unconstitutional resistance to the will of the Doors of Com:nons. E.ILGUATIOK FROM THE EAST oi LONDON. The refuel of the Poplar Board of Gaardicas amid the emigration movement in the Feat of London is deprecated by the Herald. The effect of this emigration. small though it may be, is to induce the pau perism of the district, and to e:nfar advantages on the emigrants themselves, but according to the decision of the guardians committee this unhappy pauper garden h. to retain its utiachievous fertility. Crux& wants labourers/. but it would seem that Poplar wants paupers and prefers to keep them. T •k. CON'. ATION OP MICH 11:' EARKETT. The /Wm approves the verdict of the jury in this can. Had Barrett bean innocent, he would not have made the speech of a guilty man. Referring to his address to the court, the Times says it is doubtful whether a man should be allowed to take advantage of the solemn interval tweets verdict and sentence I. denomoe the witnesses and everybody else ho may hate to the vengeance of his coa lfederates : but the animus displayed in this case is as additiseal testimony to the justice of the verdict and the I:eines/um of the crime. Tar FENIAN eoNsPit... Y. Referring to the statement that the attempt on the life of the Duke of Edinburgh was made is obedience to CZJI - received from conspirators in this country, and to the aisertion that Mr. 111L'Oest was murdered in obedieuee to instructions from New York, the Telegraph oliserves that ems' white we believe ourselves to be pining ground is our cooftict with this conspiracy, its magnitude some to grow upon our sight, and the blow at royalty itself attests the power of a despotic tyranny which literally spun thp globs. HONOT. Pon BM B. N AYIET. —WAR-0141CA, Aran 27. —The Queen his been graciously pleased to give I orders for the appointment of Lieutenant-Geseral er. , Robert Napier. K.C.8., Commanding her Ma -1 Jody's Forces in Abyssinia, to be an Ordinary member d the Military Diviiion of the First Class, or Knights Greek I Crom, of the Most Honourable Older of the Beth. I Till HEALTH OF LONDON. —lt appear, from ta. return tamed by authority of the Reestrar General s.W in the week that ended on Saturday April 4. 73 P l ' bir th s and 2,975 deaths were registered in Leaden sad in 13 other large tom= of the United Kingdom. The am rote of mortality was 24 per 1,000 persons living. London the births of 1,200 boys mad 1,107 pirls, in 2,307 children, were reg steered in the week. In tie corresponding week/ of tea yeas, 1858.67, the arerao number, corrected for treeless of population, is 2,1011. The deaths registered in Leaden during the week wet* 1,378. The deaths from mooed dimmer were 273, tile correeted average number bass 315. Fourteen death, from amell.pos M from measles, 27 from sear latina, 4 from ; diphtheria, 57 from whooping. wash, 46 from fever, end 12 from diarrhoea were registered. Four deaths from menet.' wore re gl.. teed in the sub-district of St. Mary, Marylebene, 4 in fee town sub-district of Beihnel.greem, 5 in the entralistrillt of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, sad 3in the sah. Mot of Woolwidh Dockyard. Three dentin from walk- Kna were recorded in the sub-distriet of Heath& Toe% 3 hi the subdistrict of Iskagto• West, end 4 in the s,- district of Islington Fmk Four deaths from w cough were registered in the subdietriet of fit. M 4k, Maarten, and 5 in the subdistrict of Bt. Peter, Wallace*. A carpenter, aged 32 years, died an 17th Aril. at ti k Manor-oonti, gatrliff, of "omelet fever, 24 hours." deaths from fever were at the annual rate on IMP living of 10 in West London, 1 in North London?. 1 central London, 5 in Bast Louden end 11 in South Lau, don. In calculating these results the deaths in the London Fever Hospital have bran referred to the districts from which the Palmas were Lova One hundred and sixty-five deaths occurred from phth 169 from bronchitis, 68 from easemocia, 70 from of the heart, and 190 from diseases of the brain and Tarr was system. The deaths of two peaces from intes rears, at four Es reons from bums or melds, of three far. eons from drowning, of nine preens from waffocation,tell else pumas who committed amide, and of two atetietier : The. badawides eepa sulT:thes tril lm7 led mAprityilperftuad by a: h ab o t;ing !m r,:is t ab e oue hi2 . l ie t llwin i sr. n aisknoco t innaiman h eug e rr. s ana ye sd,s tii l = ufrizo.eit eseinag IIMOMP111012111." Obi.t when tear known, even !urine WrillAi the 4 = tor Mem shako bee approved tees. They are set ante louse, bat Okla Fab*. *pit tredee."--(Advertiamment I 1 I - '; A LBEMARLE-STREET.—Mr. MARIAN is Indruoted to SELL the LIAM for 24 mr4, of ONE of the teed commodious and faddembly- de mated Furroished MA NSION4 in this mini Went,. Idl and es Immediate pos sestion, moderato—Apply at Ss cam, 91 and 91, Pimdilly. WOCLICESTON-SQUARE.—Mr. REARDEN is -LA instructed to SELL the GROUND LEASE, for 00 years, at • rental of SSO per annum hetwlleg siehaiaL of this morn charmingly decorated and Fursidied 111181 D CE. Prise, In• eluding furniture, with humediste pomades, moderate.—Apply a his otiose, 91 and 9s. Ficeadlity.