The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-08 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER 0:110, G ' ? 1 6" r.)44-1/.1/1 „, •, , , j e- HT , t... _ 11 , le 1 a , ze I , , ,; I 1 / "4811. %:4"..':4 • 41 . „ 41 1 1 •, • • A L , axa • :: ~• • • - • tin. p • • LONDON, THURSDAY iliVillaNep MARCH R 1886, DrunziP, MIDErioNALa [TWOPENCE 441 isk;ll, ‘ 161, 4 Moue : 4,046 1 9 = "J.....,.'H1C IN'TILLIGENCE TILE PRINCE OF WALLY LEVEE. .—...-- The tiptoeNaas Male was well attesdad. Am WU abb ibb postal elide. BEM Itermill, Maws. we usable to Mead tbe and hem Moms ml Di el Isms& sat was memated from etboadhem The Mialble• Wm to be made by him et tie Omsk PIM mods by Budd, Grey sad Ittpea. The LA el Plalmesbary was ~ usable to Misted. Itemsetetkos to be ered• by hit van Mae by the Levi Obambedda. The Nod 01 Doi, Nip tids el As UAW" el the Guerd) was Abe prommtod by antis eisembire bet attest* Os brae. • Assess the peasmistiess be lbw Priam el Wass. em baba el the Qum, were the fonewilet I Tie ler. J. IL aiwasijigartfila WIWI! GOMM * 4 lir. .16sremik Ns aim nr. Dembeem c. 1., au etese k s e Italben* 7112011111. ':' L . to bar illejedy. by Ur J. IL 1L..„_11.1%. ler. Goisolierd Dade, lie JUW lea ilr George Grey. Mr. Siesta item by Sir Gem. a er asiiiii. member et libe l trailidure el Vasounsure , • ratr a . ei lieereterkC A. erdwdl. t , Obegina to lie lardlteron.l. Obi "Ilte=iii (i i s iteeer el undo& ams Medi swam by lb. MO Ibto. UV' - 11 "AV sc... le. MML IL.. ye eloddloa ibe '''' berm Idea Gen le lie MM. to Me Mos el Ormisse, Lit it i c : is • eis S e ibbms ILE. trY lieTtetes_it 11_t Aiming T. JONI. .R., WilleioniUm. Id - tlC t i t e usie as th leeoctoteSafj to lie amid Ueda UMW& thiPsoiar-Gworml ai lleigalals " ese d nions. tia at lemeeet. *ebb limaiddir am int Unmet besieu. ley lid int" z.. . R 7. Uo mr II : s til.s. i. triniesek es Omorades et the Wit W Mr. Geise.a.,ll, tiseseme Opless. lir. aidisel TIM Gonna, cd tie ilea Odd. by the MOO . 1 Mem Mimes Medved. am. Theme JOINS Reseil. 11. d., as welasent re beep- " 1010 itilliteida anima to her Itoteety. lord Member. .117admibssis Bastes. by Mr o. OM . Mr. Amor etsodeld, IC P., ea sippetalselst se Veder-Seeretery el Mote tor lanN by i ts mown al SOO be Ties. j r. Ilisaied, ILL, or dress el seem by Onlead lieellit. ) sjor-Gesseet err Quisise yea tibreebemse, by tie liebeed Qualidian.l - ilrenestay. esperistswiese Pertmeeeth Dipik-f f yowl. by the Disks of Bresierest. .. Gourd ter Modes YOYams.MCA. es sremellem by tie Wee .1 el ,aaisbetige. .. ::"-----::-----.--- K --- ITFA.i a tf:C ....... W______ALL et winurz t —NOTlCE oltrem. to iii""=•"" CAMS vlll resolve GaAs la ...... oslairo dtho DO ,""-- -.._ ...i . Docks all SATURDAY AM, 10th Man& a." - .00t' — ' s ad 00., 140. Leatimobiadeeek ILO. ir, Ow. , I:1B _ _ NINO& Z. IL AiLW IT IM A MusPlaraltno TO 3.11011Y1 IN Tall All G LO-AKERIOAN TELEGRAPH COWAN! Wad). lassrpanal swlir as " *wdes Aa SIM; wtda Naas as Meat, a esols atws a ths wawa et as Owns sabastad tw Ma 05=00,00% t a a s oo affirm of /10 saa 4S Si lag *a /S . lat leas i ptrerisn ao w w li d AN ASYLUM. uiia es ANIMAL DMUS Ira tabs r,l,:eib , ~,,,,i r . B ittzt . sut . zu rl y. : si di if DoosWisi Gni WNW sabseriptlose. la aid el US' spew dowed olatity. WI Mutest 'bankroll/ received by the Tromonror. IL n• Thornton, at, fa, Bizetdb-lass ; by say alibi ttripeten sod by ITZ, s t ir =ID C CATTLE! is orotary.. M.A., Bea. Om AMID lIAWII2I. Moor, 71. Maeda% London. EXPRESS PROM PARIS. TSB OONIPERZNOE ON THE ROUMANIAN QUESTION. PARIS, NAlvm 7 . The following appears in the bulletin of this evening's Moniker :—" Recent events in the Danubian Principalities having raised questions which effect the collective station of the Great Powers in the Eastern question, it is only natural that a froth conference should assemble at Paris. The majority of the plenipotentiaries have already been Mended with the neesinary powers to enable them to tans part in the deliberations which us about to be held." (nom elm cant PABm, WIDNIIIIDAT The Mosiitsur, commenting upon the 'debates 'in the Corps Legislaffif, ,Mlle Ate TWINS that M. Beam, when speaking radian treaty with England, put the sub fie *us light ; that French principles in the Miter as received all over the Continent ; and that even In Rag land public opinion favourably received M. Itonhet's expression of a hope that the French government might obtain a more efficacious treaty than the one which it has denounced. This verasious and official prirrkatbholda from its subscribers the knowledge al „the fact that the French government has been impelled to renew, she existing treaty, because to put an sad to it as proposed would be a scandal, &burning shame, and a gratuitous disgrace to civilisation, and berme, en reflection, French statesmen bevel thew enough to see that the denuaciation was Elesasidirsd pies* of impartinence—a cow * Mk of X. Baroohs—which it is izapossibla to, 'a l to That the Baldish Setrcraeest amny wows, nisans to maks the allasedition *MeV vt ri = ,pushy is very possible, but tht English ihmt foreigners enjoying the local bomeli line* laws will not be surmileted fes`trlal without better Matt (ccv evidence of gar guilt than the mare soeusation el a Rxesrelt prosseuting magistrate will onto* be raMisined The Mostaser throws dust is the qes of itsreadera when II insinuates the contrary. Prises Coosa (sow, as the telegraph Wows us, at Milan) has lakes a horse in Paris—Rue des 'Fiver, in the Champs Elysess-•••whish be wiil l shortly come to inhabit. General Prim is emporia is Paris, bat only far I a few days. Be intends to take 'up his reeidems. at Tours. • • M. Athena* Coquerel, ass., a repaissalaties d the people in IMB, will confirm his son's mile en I Palm Sunday in the Rue Racialists* M. Athena* Coquina', jun., having been interdicted by the eosin& and Guizot majority in the Paris cow *dory, oaanot perform the ceremony Mesa The upward movement at the Bourse appears to lave expended itself, sad a reaction has set in. Mobilise was -day the only mark that re mained firm to-day ; after being quoted at 702 it closed at 698, with a rise of 2fr. 50e. Rente fell no. for cash and 120. for account, closing at 691 r. 60c. and 69fr. 670. Italian fa 15e. Bs 92:1PS1:1212t3ildillelet°41141110.11 110111111 Mal, lase o p bog vratr earaw...avt am s. Welk leedelag :141/PooN Itt el"1 60001= 4 ; 1111 14 for ably Ile deolnibro sad fa bra ea board dram( 0: 2 7 72 bah *Mar. The POW Goot r ot teme seaantria at to o r o g t : to ziaskr, zAmis PI CO " st ld o at ma I. sad Ow. 1, leadeaballalaset, .. ah , ..o. Vibe elm/Meats wUh the Mantle Telesigig i gitiewl, thit be eatitted to metes SUSSIS Sir mous est 54116."41direerarrthritottellet It=gt /Si, asaten tree the Yew Irak Irreribmollesi. eat 14 . 4 71, 00w14011, set el the tereitil Ili Uwe Cow lir r aseeiemeals lailieli t Cewepeoles pods,for ether wet ' Ue& advoiteste.whith wens Wiwi. Geier Peehoit, BR., ii. Or alP ireareireet =Zr ie .. . 114 Billilesiw tellibirlik 00 W illiteed *woos on Desk/ oeValq.. Mr.; litudier. Illosay Drisity, leg /nods A. Same. J. Z. Wawa._ 2.,!-Zi'srtir=alreel• Weitimln lier • 011eles I. itevows,ll.4., lirloperit, W. saszals—auses. klailie Wells, sad Co., ii. a IIITROPOLITAN MITBIO-HALL, ra4- 1 -ora at 7.—JAIMNI =LOOM. amas Nano at ilia, la zW e r peat 11 • appear. awe Is nighty racalsed with ItirZ ia rad Wilson I and Ws* tar l a gla4===d . Vraiti. , IMI4O TOOLS r: Tat at 11. ain't at Alms laTL— , . Z. MAN 111011 mvxmoox wx TRIC3 AW E° T ill FICIWOLPIIk WNW YORE, sad =mum intim de -o.4ll6Vevirarards 1111 M Date. lOpoll 4 k 1 " MON Se 1111 W TOSE. !APOLLO°. O. 01? Wataimilax CITY ON DUBLIN, 111== 7 . betimes Redsoist as* Ihdorige. Cabf ai rOW tff 1.110 , 7 02,,,L rea1 1= &W l"' bliga;24lhga=avaissalNS:=lV. s• riards= s , oi . mama WHAM RAIP, 1181311 X-STREET, ITYl•llrintilT.-11211 1112 W noratzros bog, to twit* sitaatic• el siodiv. ea Temple =amilib uillDO oarlood to as sapirlor aorials he WW2.— BMA= tram 12 lin 4 ; PasdAys at IL • atab-22012. 22122226Rk whalideit asslllap,ia-3 1,17 M Progelskir. AUSTRL& VIENNA. Mason 7. It is Probable that Austria will take military , measures et pressution in Transylvania and BukowM& Teiegreros ressived haw state that the Berrien gtvernment has adopted various prima- Votary labasnres, with a view to suppress any dia. turbanned which may arise. paILLIPS and COMPANTS TUB ars suer sad aman% 117102( I tip stirs MACK 'MA, la d i d., Is.. It 61.. fa. 15- M. Mat done/ass Niadk To aI 1 • sew air. 411Lps• laud. Par% MILM Z 119 00. °811 , /A l t 1 4 1=6 r Wag 111111sasalsesk t =n ab* eareanios landsik sdarbst Priem sod Ow all . sealags tam 'nada Ada sidles et Pra I, Wok ...i i its. Jowl& as_sl24 ,4 esa I. astisaws7 is my Oa liam ar =liar somallar am , is Ike amMe sr Onaites. i---~' SPAIN. Na l ent o gitimak ilb*l TUWlFT. °3l.l ";* b• kit OW above 00 16 . OM V. briL p= s zt i tri Wrest 11 , = Fro sad 10Pl#.44:11011111.bolessl and . ort UPHOL inusy 9.111111 AL WM11111001" too. us tip Sed=smivitzest• Impost Ur lamest mil oast desk la AB seeds wairmats4. nod isthsed tap. Nye Molested prised IlAs fondtar* a&AN weft aseideilbs cps:tat Tykes saw pilaw sad vdl oranaed.ll. ed. per yard. Inetig• ' l i AUDELED, Xmas 11. Evamra. The Cermspondencia of to-day mays .—"Yatelli gesso eta estiefectory character is reference to the flaassialmebeeses of the government is eirovlatiag la Nada, mid is exercising a favourable infuse° spot Um public funds." iTtll:tolibm.fro26.LONDON It OOTBET I F A Ra IP WM, 210 IMAM T. Max will plil ke do Aro Pcve in am vellbeelTe=e. 211e*searr Wipe{ boa yrreerOdy everleeed, Ise lib bell tog eleE m e: cora& a rrzeted s = t a r e =4pr e llese y ilea r a n ii iessyyla every oseetart sad esaveektree ter Ihret.elari yew gr un tart i f t S fa.— nt s 6eriter e peetleillare amity to Co. 1111. Ileeilea's wee, S.C. TILE BOMBAY MAIL. MIIDIWIS 131LNOT LIBRA.AL NZW sad MICR DOOM Al tla kilt 30015 it tita UMW sad of Ma put two* to caraallikat at MINNS SILN(ZZ LIZZAZT. ITIVILABII gualcurrios. ONN w GIILMIL PIN 1.24N11N Ouriataabli a daft?. imdicidasrposd NNW 0170 NW MY% a.. iiis CILLPSIDZ. "ft; GS airt aspi e 111:44 err *Ada - Gs aii. MON ea PIP* 611 • wads* By the arrival of the above mail we bays airbus from Bombay to Fob. LS, and from Calcutta to _ . The w eal from LONDON to GOTHNNBITRG. The well knows screw etwether ClUtffA7 AU, Ceptath will clear tor the above . raft es SATURDAY, the ladt ma atoelleat easethrwo ter ertheasars. Yana. Aim SI& : the eats. ,th IL Ter rates elf blight ha. 4. mums, Glum ?mums ma Ock.. W. Dui- KR yds T. • - =liar kind of cattle disease has lately itself in several talookas, situated, for the met part. in the presidency of Madras. The =of the dhows has for some time been watched, and this observation goes . to prove tint outward circumstances are insufficient to soestent for the spread of the disease, which mast be of an infections nature. The symptoms sad prqgrees of the disease have also been carefully watched, and from the reports whiohhave been sent in, and the diagnoses which have been made in the more A'mglT marked cases, the disease seems to be closely Oiled to small-pox. Though its ravages have net yet been extensive, or caused any wide spread alarm, the government of Madras has wisely determined to adopt every precaution to prevent its vreedin, and if possible to cheek its progress in the St it has already visited. The measures devised are similar to those resorted to for the rappeeeston of the cattle disease in England. The pdblio - reade sad markets are closely guarded ; ~nepecied animals are kept in rigorous isolation, ▪ conveyed to hospital pounds which have been established under the cue of a qualified person. Numinous bye-laws base been enacted, and pe nalties imposed la all cease of non-compliance with theta. The Bombay and Bengal Steamship Company have made a rrangements with tbe Austrian Lloyd's Steam Navigation Company for the conveyance of Indian passengers from Alexandria to Tiieste. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Jeddo, from China to Bombay, ran about 10 miles south of the entrance to Bombay harbour murs or ANOTHER or THE zicsutiors Let= i.e. Warm No The following letter his bra reeelved by Messrs. Lofthsees. thew, and Co.. bra Capra Nowess. 111 - letter is defied bar Jeri, Nark 1. ISM ; I thetimems—l relived year bar pia*, la portal for the rompary yes express he area ma wife. am happy to my my ale is quite road ; hot IS U It use the ors with me. Yy leek aim very bad, bet fast nre are boles io irk et dim NM yea V i a .. a mall egg is. I have hid Ali rend bee ill th e i t c h i s ao4lll:e first tort. We sit the ha el attalehat am wry tide The pieureger yen speak d absent NU es bin, aria wee takes elf his idea • him overboard. The rev ea kod re to take sue n;7oiroy. INA "No." kid the rased he sigh" sae ems of it if he theogkt proper. Whoa this Y' we had barb sights a tho Rook Ord whit so Pimped et Wag lams eft, mousy bed set aueh value to me at AO rats. The suffer ep we endured were isderribable. My wde has just returned we d femoral ;he was boded very reepeetably ad fry mesa of the to his grave, which is ant I. poor lave the idea I bra I. her evietha rkma Z use or Grosse put over their graves J. ark is very bad with his feet, bat I do Doi thick sedoody. Ikea is duo ray bed. 1 ark from whet bees lor i 2 lee me of his lagers We have nee am the disilerias the. days; re the sominesioatioa with Near is Mopped • rough weather. When bears reeks val hove to % trio= meet of my big toe aft the left took As repast ream the sups. the dials cord eel week the lent Ave or six dap en serest of so tray inns bag os beard. One day there war 300 fiarema prairie; the ALP. They defied betk rhea ea rasa r - se they have tale enterel of the neglesder, pat that kite prises, end rad veers That frightened the cars. who all quali air say. Whoa the flee weather este is the divers - wdi be able to work spin. The her papa roan rigs to move from here is aboalais or 4 i l7d ja instructions whether I go to Ramberg sr some on he Li , when able, —1 ma, pothers e year obsileet serer. "W. Ni son." aubsequeetly Nan. Loftboues, Gloves and Os received the subjoined telegram :—" Poor Beek expired oe Moodsy aftsracie ; will be dearly bared. Near sod Simi improving,•—•Baskre Counties Herald. tivPHOTAOLIS are NIONSBABY HUT the (yes water, are misty, or fatigued atter readiall i WWHIN the pmt blends, and the lettere app ea r v se be doeb, _• WaIN more light than formerly is requite-- indle is placed between t he e y es atthe boot: WHEN objects must be bald further se to be sem mere etwaßr ; 111THNN much difficulty is found in threading a wer IMM The above ass O& pesswitteryshise etdass7b l ll . s sad hielleet• OM as oaStillot shade be essential Witheill . From less sodextessive )meshes Maws. Thames Sods bola are tally onspetent to advise ea s Sai re ste e n serlaboty lo the dellsolive dbt. They eds. korsaopertesib li Vil. li al the regulate power, sad Week • Saar heels hum st the testa nest beeitly i le gie legee. Tao s Yu 1 Il JIW dhltl3 sadill ia tkisas to the loyal lasspy. sypeelte ths a Yumaseam. Low/ea (their ray teen'). established UK Callan— • Wareham or siesta . ':. (IOJiSOLIDATED SEVEN par ONNT. BONDS V of the ristri DIVISION of the SAINT PAUL and MMTIC RAILROAD COMPANY. RAM of lIINNISOTA, arm IMREII of Ammuu. row at Worms list Mortgage Bonds. wargbrig lateral WI IMAM of WPM gee amt.. gambit Is Imam at the lard do. per dollar. redeemable la thirty years In New York. o mit ao slam el tie holders fa Lesdaa at tea End rated des per i rg e rmassi ef the lainclpel and Interest of these Bonds to irra. a hu.nortjtair o at ion t a te w a re Int esdact:l= amsewit — L7 geopertim iLtSO.OOO O RI • . mortgage the agates or tithe oftsopaar at Of. Peal and Bt. Mad. Wald dOO.OOO le By • 'tertian" on 511.000 armee Wilk leads sear Os tine, vatted at LOOO.COCI $1,60,000 It is ellod to lane $llO,OOO of Meer Bonds fer tis purpose desMit the entire lie trots Gala& Paal to Watab. and *Wm Is working order by the swig of this year. ilia:: base& each head of ;VW Grata barn the let Drawable. UAL le Alt=thr m Mews AT ca Z=Z I. St es I 4 en 101 b Mard• he on Ma Apt. i irk* IN o 011011• 81 feer 516 the ben melba bee toenhasi vf/Oi7 of as. , kW I.—/t I 01 Wok @coypus. ram • .1111 A pi is ois ha lpol ono* Joh w "7 4 whew f• 5 ill•••• otAilar ik uo I 0• Ink b ANGLO-CONTINANTAL 80C7RTT. TigFH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY. 1b ew of Pia mad bald of mend= halaimant to di dolor wry many to Mom SATIMICILL MITI is. et vial We taxa stain themeslves of the samba et a deatietnn Vtoortel la 1111% sad arms exisadhar OUT Selaier pert sd kl is epdess. aa esimateme missmitsd has lima oblamed, IN. Mika ne to War IMOD the most emmttive sallmer a calm et =test Is Os absolute treedom tram pals, a apsetallif % I. oaly to oar ganstien sad to whisk Ism Malesty bee sraMsdhee royal letters palest This 'Mosses &mew haterterence with MI stumps, harem the haelcad of sztsactienot loose teeth anti bases= meal la insiticstices, mad the ntter Mesas* all aM evetittewape mdse. so that the most narronspaream asa be supplied tsar of pels or laommatense. Thies teeth are Meaner. Dien datable, mime), sadematortable teen ray pl 5 prodamL Om maltatioa tree. Teeth trona es., sets tr am am to In sodas's, vonsated. ler the etleemy, unity, and smear of this vide " Imost." -planes. LIWIN and SIMADLS MOSlLl et ird SONS, ta, limalmelreekOdordstreet, and 445, elsand. Mg: =Mims Station. Daily attendees* stl4. TM; to. Narioik-anon. Elbsabild : 4, Test-Pereda, Leeds : 14, St. Zi .. eb&M, seartae, and N. Coneyst istahlished 1530. 210 connexion with MT me of the ruts much es* iisipay wok's per, IT,. pa {r., Wins RIM Wog iiii, s et min S. bet ma la loss, we inbuilt WEATHER REPORT.-(TEUES DAT.) TNIIIIIIOa, X I. • Li Debeeribeas win have the option of folk =Mr (- unit Mthe rate ri 7 per went. per annum. of Bends MAO delivered be exchange far Seep, as soon es it is paid sp. The lambda' sl,vlo,ous of this mortgage will be /lithe( to OWN& of leestees or shah agests, and will oily he lamed la for the Bonds already In existesce, rho ON let Mortgage on the Mimed. • • NO fail Mcrtgage on She retread sod lab Marlow as MAN agree of land. nem Bends es, hereafter be raveled hate the Onsolidaleet *of the present lame. at the option of the holders, on their StO en es* $l,OOO Bead. en per cent. of each Bond issued, or £llO, win be est aside to brat a Onarantes Fund against contingencles, Which hind will amount upon the satire debt to £O,OOO sterna& which will be Invested in the Bit per Cent. Beads of the United States. The Bonds of this bleripge Mil be accepted at par, In pay ment of lauds purchased. and the Clempany reserve to them misiethe eight of redeeming them liemds—et say time before maturity—et a premium of 10 per cent. According to the mort vat of the Cceepany no deed nn be give of my el the lends without retiring a corn/vending amount of the Bonds. The tine in question promhes the meat eatiafactory meal* and the thy mile already completed afford evidence of what may be looked far In the future. Us lends are of an excellent quality, very fertile, and possess water end timber in abundance. ;t4 — treiireiaelyTeWity. L the meant instance 613600 10000 an mortgaged for VOA" or at tha rate of 180 acres t i n ch $1,040 Bead. a Pad Is the gelnelgal town of w*" and the ponds nel...tka=dlt touannas can eztent al or io pttle in thee; reyelelea• 111000 6,000 Inhabitants. In 1800 173,080 „ I 1 18N 860.000 „ arr i., elreldy exists a line of comment Won with the exist : and as the further navigation of the illeshalpid 1718P71at 113 rata, it is necessary to obviate that 1110012e0- WOW by extend) railroad accommodation to the westward T A northward el and to and from British North Aiarks. traflicir i ch is already coneitheshle, will no doubt ba Imply dere when the futile Hudson Bay territory shall be Musected y a railroad. Tie communication with the Pacific, so ardently desired in Anabra, will, it is confidently believed, be at no distant date re heed by the completion of this road, and the construction of almiling lines, forming links in the shortest and brat route nasal: e seaboard. dons fee these Banda will be received from Qth till Il* Mara. lift ',Amsterdam, at the office of Meseta Herkhoren and Comp.: tla Rotterdam, at the office of Messrs H. C. V oorhowre and Comp In London, at the office of Megan. Robert Benson and Comp., 10, Hinge Arms-yard, Moorgate-street or of Mesas Burge, and Pickering. 11, Angel-court, Throg morionatreet. Broken and Agents will be allowed a commission of one order per cent. upon the nominal amount of their subscriptions. Os the day when the total amount of the applications shall nosed the DUrlaher of Bonds remaining dispo sable , shall eable, the list is domed, and the applications on th at day 'educed propor busily. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). Oljllel sabscribed„ 1.6,000,000. Paid up, 1400,000. Rest *75,000. Cum=An—JOHN CHAPMAN, bq. 'Amway—Henry J. Harker, Seq., and T. Tram Sandman, I This Auosiatfon makes advances sl. upon approved mercantile tad other Securities, and remises money os deposit it Interest short or long periods. Depositors for periods of not leas than three years may procure. M application at the offices, debentures of the Aseoetation. boom interest at 6 per cent per annum, payable quarterly by lemon " to bearer" att W . C. WINTIMBOTTOM. fieeretary. lossbard4reet, London, TRE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBI 7110 and un INSURANCE COMPANY. Office' : 1, Deleetreet, Liverpool ; 10 and Si, Polar!: 2, Oornhill ; and Charing-cram, Leedom larded rands lire Premiums for the year 1861 amounted to T 50.212 Iffie ditto JOHN ATKIN+. Resident Secretary. Leaden. Ilte claims are payable in thirty days atter they ace admitte THRESHER and ()LENNY , OUTFITTERS. otAy Wablishinent in LOCKIOII, next door to Somerset balm, &rand. N.B. Mt. rif I.esetaiu7 outfit for own 'union red appointment to lad* Chink and the Colonies, be for warded on application. RowLANDS' MACASS A R OIL. —Tbis elegant, . fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally in high repute for • unprecedented aueceaa during the last silty years 113 promot ing the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or tontine grey, strengthens wink Mir, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff. and makes it beanti :=s.4pliabie, and glossy. for children it is especially re . as forming the baaie of a beautiful bead of hair, while its Introduction into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem in which ft Is tuna held, with numerous tedium aisle constantly received of its , afford the bestand west proofs of Its merits. Price Se. It. 71., 10s. Id.. equal to four Ma. and 21s. par bottle.—bold at TO, Hatton-gardon, and by rhea k m and perfumers—Aak for Rowlands* Itsceasar Oil. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The mat instal Invention of the day, Aol:fi _ lamin. JOHN QUIN/ILL and Co., This, ilngoourt, Umber& street, London, to her ltajesty, respecttully o ff er to the =Out marrellowi add , which gradasrly restores the hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what MA The Man Stowell' has none of the properties of dyes; lt. on the =2, le beneflolal to the system, and when the hair one. one application per month will keep tt perfeeitotemr. Price al la per bottle, or is half bottles, lea ed. John Gowen mad Co. Minima appointed perfumers to HAIL the Maws of Voila —JOHN Go I' and Co'.. CHIBILY TOIYI H PAITI ts ripirior to an y tooth powder.—To be had or all per chemists, and at the manufactory, Red Ball Wharf,vs. river Thantesalmea London. ►teat and ra BUT REMEDY for Indition' Bilious aad lAver Complaints, FRAM TOW' of HILLTIL Wn Medicine 'Vendors, at L. 10- lad b. W. p be: ;at abtataad through sou Chemist. I$ ins ivy a it tam Barad Pin AIM o w MIK IMPOlit 1046.12/ a I then II a gialallas 3 1118 :13 111 A me, and ism bid & to& II wadies Y. IA rsisi* Amain bail Wietssios 6.481 : do • — dits ;ss Oak to 431 . S. t. 4011. at (Dark* thi at two 00 deo WM* fib. I=o o rod of • WWI at r , saikierttl CI OT 11 . 2 1=-4 led 107 Pr"' her 09wI sr = F A bo rea l is " uv a Ohl Fra 40 011.4 r. Omis . fris liv I it;r 1 ; 811111 r. resoistill Ale"' ota 111/". DrATO ! do, !Nff W. ark, tb g."l )40 114° "' SI. the liffk lII ' r ue of W.ll/114 cb n ich..., ll l r. G. 7 0 7Vi1l ADO.* r Idbial. erwat ia rogid eUn yokilMS• itsr isdigits° Thedirogil. 14dia t A. S. l°4* allO. ll / 2 1* gr. I. 111 61. room 014allik , lattO. Wi aew. l 4 IllirrAo;l4.° . -.------ pile that mese o lim beset eeillbibilndke t a ho m peee al amen. egi s the lgro=itazdthe 3,••• =1 ot essonen="l6.lo,..m....ed,Aimittli . . I. ▪ ii.diftaid. satrakerg theggitillitiniallei ea ereTY get this work haws mos* imemessat the essekiesse et ail litene who We beau =gaged in it, and they are eanvimed that this re- Dewed effort will be stteaeie&wlth .assets The whole Wet ot LW phallist mike of cable laid tram ha te Great Magni ht her kee windown redid =l hate the daily reports ot thesis/4~a In charge at V eel Ike observatioas teloottyOmpkda lames Anderson, of the gent linseene, and Illa Oats gamy A. Iderlerty, 11. x.. bare delminekel oa tliela arks birdie mad with tha akin* wirgracy. Yr. ilk sew engnisere engaged In the late ere fame yak the anchinsny aid twine new they WEI* able to Wee the cable and meaplate to Newienediand. The 1,010 walled man it fable which bee rem fined cm beak Use Greet In teem dines Angell has le cierttned tie be ft ea per, Inn minlitices es whisk avieehiglepL The Adientie Teiragseph. bra maenad Ise the binds aeomeary kr week by as lees.[ f eel! pm taut bet pretereenge Ames: Meng been sessoldy advise( that sash lone knot awilimieed by their ask at _plarliallwini. this Imre withdrawn, and aii the WaiseMMene IWO hi" retained. It bee iburdere been decided that ter re Mleeli et eIdIMM it=easigtellen ed ibis Imenetewl ismiern wa spi M ingl, is=raviVvintsberebteldWas""l is seselred to than by Mange Tele.* =end the New leek diewkindlend. smi Lessaig CempanY. • saw el the Xerscreathana it Anseektime, whisk has ben feldlitered in ammedsmor with Ow Cuopeeke Ad„ lag. Is smaimmt. Twlnesar of the agreeinene aimed ink between the Athreak Magma end this la, that the maw wro lisipmeragusa ler thg kings et 1,111, latter needisill saw et user sable to by wildea in Jaw. ou beard km t 'ti l isad iers, and ler is. enbesersion, from that meet. and Newfound/and daring th e wombs enninser. kr askiptdom al =UAW onseekes lee raising and terter he broken amble ea MAMA T Yea:r gle aligige sgent w srecr ia bdi= c h t e . r bi tlafai l i: T egrement o AX L alrliks ill L a Vr=jai es by kis Ornegany, there shellbe au by the Alikeslie • to Uda oat et Um frau tre s =g C ‘r i cablet ad at in thnswandentent kat the ressepte la = year transit the Atrik i *n or°, s. 2.7 :e t r i s o yetiT. kited the Atlantis Company, to be appropriated In paying to tide Commity a 126.000 pot ansum. ln pay ing aTtAle•par ammo imoreesstiag II word en Coesnears Ogling Prehwenoe - Stack, and 4 per wintlsordinas7- kod-c) to UM Atiandialbiegreph Om ; NA I Tie Oahe be/anee al npott peWe motives is to di lettante this Company and the antio Telegraph Oma ha *goal dimes I bat ye tinitelmsey to Tempest at the above payments In any melees Is to be earried forward to , year. a U nerved I. the Atlantis Telegraph Company of W egreemalt oa or ere the 1M January, IMP *deg mantis . netts to abet sliest), by gamest to of I ta 9 W r ui = 4 1 3. 1rra atl e l Wil l e s sm u t sl. winks apden, OW Aitertertoes si Tele Ss lin erdß i Tentic Teleafrariares at per, latew . l a od enema ern. W event et the Atlantic Telegraph Company exereking h . right of redemption by payment a the above-named sum of £I,INISO, this Company will be forthwith dimelved and the funds dlaiatbated amens[ the shareholders. The New York. Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Com pany, with a view al menring the compietlon et telegraphic parsen between Ireland and Newfmandland during the nt year, have by their Deputy•Clarman, DOW to London, agreed to mintribeta An 3,000 per annum to this Company out o f tints share et the receipts. for through nunsagee between Ire land and Amerlea, sad passing over their lines. This subsidy ~....will terminate upon tho Mama by the Atlantic Telegraph y of the AMMON above MODCIOO.4. or upon bol si = ieWicit afternist December, lent, to be in worldag order for twelve sasorative manilla The agreement has thee forwarded to New York far llama' ratldcatien there. To sae. up the financial arrangements, the effect will be as bi kers : The !shareholders ln this Company will be entitled to £1!6,000a year out of the emnings of the Atlantic Telegraph Compel s lines. and £28,000 a-year out of those of the N ewtoundland Com peny for through business, together al/0.1100 a-year noon a capi ta of 1.400,000. =lds, ft per cent perms am. But this by no means repriments all the advantages w may mace, by se carding to the calculations that have been made, Nis confidently behaved that even with a single cable and a low tariff the re venue will afford a large additional sum for division. An esti mate drawn up lay practical and experienced telegraphists of the probed* returns ts annexed. The Directors have great *cadence in recommending this undertakiog to the public. The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company will ninershasture the new cable and undertake the actual execution of the work contracted for by this Company, as above stated (up tO the opening of the/atlantic Telegraph Mises for public badnesa), far a Wel sma L 610,000 ; with a bon to be provided by the Atlantic Tel of egraph Company under their agreement with this Company, of £137,140 In ordinary shares of the Atlantis Telegraph Company. payable by instalments, extending over fourteen months, In cam the cable of last year Is succesdnlly completed, and continues in working order daring that period. In the possible contingency of the new cable not being success fully Lid. £500,000 only will be paid to the Telegraph Construc tion and Maintenance Oompeny, and this Company will fa that event be entitled to the nine at all tins unused and recovered cable (subject to the payment of certain epeciffest c harge' thereon), and it is estimated that this arrangement will provide, In as of failure, for &return to tbe skarehoiders of this Company of al least one-third of their paid up capital. The whole of the deposits on • hares will be retarsed to the enbecribers, If two-thirds of the capital of the Company are nob sarceibod, or II the agreement with the New York. Newfound land, and London Telegraph Company Is not ratified by them. Copies of the memorandum and articles of easociation can be at the emoting-house or Mears. J. B. Morgan and Go.. i i=c eted ontracts at Use offices of Matra Birch= and Co., 43, Par liament-street. ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGILAPH COMPANY (Limited). The Directors cannot of coarse bind themselves at present to any tariff for rommagea The amorist to be charged will be a , matter for consideration herea ft er. But it may be safely seamed ' that It will not be leas A min to per word. Working at 6s. per word, only live words a ute, twenty-four hours per day, and allowing 300 working days for the year, there would be a gross revenue of 01,800 a day, or £540.000 a year. This is for one cable only. Thehighest authorities la electrical science Sive It as their opinion Mot eight words a slows could easily be obtained through the Atlantic Cable. And there la every reason to antici pate that at a tariff of anything like fie. a word there would be more measure offered than tto , Company could transmit. The undersigned append their names es considering this esti mate of the probable result a reasonable one. LATIM ER CUE , , ILI C.S., Consulting Engineer to the Electric and International Company. HENRY C. PORDE. ICI. t h !LEVYING JENKIN, P.R.& WILLIAM THOMSON, LL.D., F.R.R., Proftaior of Natural Philosophy in the University of Clilauew. CROMWELL P. VARLET. ICI CIL, F. 11.41.8., MILL, Re-. Electrician to the Elect is and International Tele graph ComPany. The realisation of this entlreame (allowing it 06.000 per annum for working expenesai would wake the Income of the Compact over £300,000 per annum. Applicatioas for shares are to be made and the deposit of it per awe paid to Messrs. J. R. Morgan and Co.. 22. i old Broad streak from whom prospectuses, with forms of application for shares may be °biased. Should a less number of shares be allotted than Is applied for, the deposit will, so far as revered. be appropriated towards the ' payment due on allotment. If no allotment is made, the amount l 1 4=cl will be at once returned without deduction. 6. 1866. . I DSOOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER a sever billed remedy. ampere& witlest tedreettent, ties the moos al I. Roo* will to te tavotuabis to oil who deer from billed and liver amiable* indigestion. mmede. aidd/nem, &seism of the eyes, dm t ar habitual ess i ve mes, as a media aperient medkene. sad as a wider of the bad& they are tray excellent; mild to their operation and gratesel to the staineek they treats eapetite, promote distanan, mid oiroodioos tao 'hots memo =: a add ... by W. itAllb. INK illSeikke I. W and by mod 1 druni, la box* u. lik=Bl.4llo. 3, ere to ask far Dr. Sodihi =ma and Liver Nl* rio mem eta In a square poem p wimp with "MMus Lambert" mdrevad on tee AMMO. TOZEATPB COPARINX MEGA the only LT Trench toreparatiou ado{ tod by the Parts Academy end Tendon College - at hammer. ea the =al Yews OuUMW, Biased. Lloyd, Polled, sod i.. Lancet, • 001). cures la as ammo at el l : l ry a s either meat or cbroelc. ea. id., at 0. JOZZAIna Preach timed** Haymerksa. pod Sme ea receipt ed M. ed. Now el THE JOINT STO Dtascrow mama BAR. hY. tL., 001 752 0031PANIEW tT ter UK MR it 901111.) 'Wardle/6d Coatrpet mad larestment Railway Intursaae Banking Discount Mame and Credit Liod And Miscellaneous Companies with important information respecting each Company, togetlme with an Alphabetical List of Directors. &c. The volume has been issued with many webs' additions. It glees not only, as heretofore, a classified list of directors, show ing at a glance the cartons companies with which they are con nected, but also the date of the establishment of each concrrn, the share Inns, and the last dividend paid. The appendix ton tabu tall particulars and prospeetness ot the loans, dc.„ lime* oat from the year Igte to 186&"—The Times. In itself a remarkable illustration of the glgantloaystens to which It la the key."—Dally Telegraph. A complete encyclopedia of ftnanclal and mercantile 'dein- Sure."—atandard. Charles Barker and Sons, 8, Ritchie-lane. =C.: Groombrktri and Sons Paternoster-so ; Muhl= Wilson, Royal I:change ; and all booksellers. 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By a PHYSICIAN of 30 years' practice. •• The work forms an excellent manual for all who would Isar how to use life, and not abuse It. On the control of the passion and the regulation of the functions, the advise throughout is most irelnaisle." —Church and State Gazette. Mann, 39, Gonda. New Edition, price THE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more especially to men of business, the studious, the sedentary, and all labourbar unfler the debilitating affects of over-taxed energies either of body or mind. By Joni HAMILL 11-1)., F.A.S., London. Dien and flea, Ludgate-kW, E.C. Prism la. DR. CULITSRWELL On MARRIAGE : Its Obligations, Happiness, and Disappointments. Mann. Corsdull ; or Author, 1)., Great Marlborough-4mA W. world= Man's fse. baU a Guinea. Tan Warm( Latentraws.—l must say I quite I Aare the opinion of my brother Saxons Si to the practical iocooven.oace of perpetuatieg the speaking of Welsh. It may causes moment 'S distress to one's imagination whoa • one hears that the last Cornish peasant who spoke the old taigas of Cornwall is deed ; but, no doubt, Cornwall is the better for adoptiog English, for blooming more tho roughly one with the rest of the country. The fusion of all the inhabitants of these Wanda into case homogeneous, Faglish-speaking whole, the breaking down of barriers between us, the swalloitiog up of separate provincial nationalities, is a otheummation to which the natural course of things irresistibly tends ; it is a necessity of what is called modern civilisation, sod soothes civilisation is a real, legitimate force; the thane must cone, and its seicompliabment is a mere affair of time. The sooner the Welsh language disappears as an instrument of the practi cal, political, social life of Wales, the better ; the bet ter for England, the better for Wales itself. Traders sad tourists do theellent serving by pushing the English weirs further and further into the heart of the principality ; government, by hammering it harder and harder into the elementary schools. Nor, perhaps, can the have much sympathy with the literary cultivation of Welsh as as iostrutuent of living literature • sad is this respect Eistedd fods encourage, I think, a faniastie and miaf-working delusion. For all serious purposes in loaders ki orators (and tailing purposes in it who would oars to enanursaten the language of a Welshman is and must be English ; If an Eleteddfcal anther has anything to say about punctuality or about the march of Havelock, he bad much better say it in English ; or rather. gleam what he Ls to say co thews subjetito may as well be said in Welsh. but the moment he ' has any th ing real importanise to say, anything the world will the least can to bear, be must speak English. — Matthew Arnold, is Ooriesia Maparise for Maras. during A g a fog. at Kurrachee oad of inquiry . has been sitting to investigate a ogee in which a party of officers and others are charged with ringing the church bells, and burlesquing the litany in the church there at midnight. The Chambers of Commerce of Bombay and Calcutta have petitioned parliament concerning the telegraphic and postal services between England and India. Government have replied to Sir Jamsetjee Jeieebhoy, in regard to the native petition which was presented for the removal of Kr. Anstey from the judicial bench, refusing to entertain the prayer of the same. The government of Bombay has issued a resolu tion on the report of the Byculla Schools Commis sion, recently published. That commission reported on behalf of the removal of the main bulk of the schools to Poona, leaving a branch establishment in Bombay, and provision being made for the resi dence of a portion of the children at some hill station during the hot months. It also reported in favour of an institution being formed in some part of England for the education of orphan and frimans children of pure European blood Government is prepared to recommend that an asylum be esta blished in England and m aintained by the state foe the children of European soldiers, and that there should also be an asylum in India for children too young to be sent home, or whose parents desire to keep them in India while they themselves reside there. " This mart be admitted (says the Bombay Oatettz) to be the practical solution of the matter on which the oommission was appointed to report. Every oonsideration connected with the up-bringing of orphan and friendless European children found in this country demands that they should be sent to England, where they will be trained into healthier and more useful members of society than they can possibly become under the enervating in fluences of an Indian climate, and the peculiar conditions of Indian life. Government, moreover, is only discharging its duty to the British soldier in this country by providing for the education of his children in his native laud." 1111 The Raves 07 SIR 11112711 Y STORKS to MALTA. —Cior Malta eorreepotadent, writing ea the 3rd, mays "Letters were received here last week from Jamaica, stat log that Sir Henry Storks hoped to complete the iequiry about the midstle of the present month, and that his excel lently would be book is Malta about the beginning of May next. The return of Sir Henry is looked forward to with great anxiety by tbe isbabitaate, as in his ammo all affairs are at a standetill. A meeting of council was held on Woodsy last, bat the proceedings were of course barren of any great interest. One of the tasmtises asked the go vorament whether they iatended taking any precautionary 031141.01111 to prevent the active nannies of cholera, the pil grims, frombaring any communication with these islands. The Chief Secretary replied that everything would be done to prevent any injurious consequences ensuing during the next summer mouths by the expected arrival of the Haggi in Malta on their way home from Mersa. The council is adjourned until the 21st instant ; but before the return of Sir Henry Storks no huskies' of any great publics interest can be expected to be interacted. * Anatval. or Tan BALIIIIN TROY New SootatttrTo7. Maws 7.—The North n Lloyd's s t e amship Bremen, Captain Meyer, from Ne wyork on the 24th, has arrived. She bring s 17 pumagers for ibis port, 52 bap of mails, sod 188,427 dole. on freight for England, of which amount 135,327 dole. is bar silver, and the re• minder gold. Sbe has also 230,500 dole. far France. and 2,000 dols. for Bremen. The North Atlantic, Company's steamer Atlantic sailed from New York on the 22nd, but the Bremen, which sailed two days after, saw nothing el her during her passage. The Carne PLAolll.—Yeeterday, the new act on tattle disease in Ireland, metalling 18 meotioos, was printed. The Lerd-Liontemant, with the adrift of the Privy Mena; ma make orders and mulattoes as to the removal or importatim of cattle. in order to precool in fection, and the regulations are to be published in the Damn &metre. Very stringent measures are to rsi adopted in mss the *gm should spread in Ireland. a diseased c attle as well as the droves are to be eased. Bates may be assessed for the perpsese of the est i awl fail powers eves to eery oat the provides , of the saw law. AU clause for eseneensetion are to be seat to the cam of eke Seerelmy. Tho annual tentingof . this society was Ude, shogun at Willis's Rooms ; the no Sinn al UT. in the choir. The Oxford, whose name had appeared la the enseeneedlol of thane Moly attend, wes not please& Assenting to the report read kr the geornity, the Rev. Mr. Youick, of Norwin, the chill work of no society ta Prone ia to ex plan the character and claims of the nun of Ingkind and Inland by etroulatieg books. sad to umentdeste nth the Gallium section of the Pesach Aura. In Spain " efforts are made to show that it is posible to benne in St. Peal, the• soar has given up faith ba St, Philo mina," and at Gibraltar a Spain service is sond • Spaniard who ki as ordain& deuce of on e = nun .in . flaandisairia the set Zikadesaceers is "dir abaft the mi et 1114 Noreregine ei the miseondsneeptionsiMiltr rich they entertain with regard to the church of Ragland sad Irdesd." Speelel Mteotios, however, IMO laid to Italy, when. It wet urged, there exists • spirit whisk "yearn after a pri mitive reformation." la that ooentry the amiety give " help, encouragement, sod dinette° to Ilse impulsive sational movement, when is singgliag Arnow off the trammels of the papacy in church sod state, sad to reform the church of the revived kingdom of Italy es primitive prinsiples." On the plea that sassy Wiese wese eszioes to obtain • more intimate knowledge of the druseter history of the church of Raglan d, the moiety urged that there was a " can" upon the numbers of the nun which ought an to he igsored. The deld opened is Italy was re- Feasted to be immense, sad it was added that as oppor toniq was Dow offered fee working • net whin might tinge the foes ( of Oltristoodem. There are four huadred membees in tire society, sod the total income last nee wu MO& After the right rev. Praddeet had urged the ashes of the society. • n solution wag moved by Archdeacon Bickerstath, neencied by the Rev. Mir Tenon, Secretary to the Pronged= of She Gospel Soden. The effect at the mottos was, that • return of ell churches to "primitive faith and discipline" was the only beats upon which schemes foe the nutty of the church universal could be prosecuted with bon of sneer. The wend resolution bad special refereoce to Italy, and it declared that the prosper of the nformatioo of the church in that country, in respect to doetrine and diseipline, was such as to emceeing' Angliese churchmen to increased efforts, This motion was introduced by Arch deacon Wordsworth sod Cason Hawkins. The third resolution eau moved by the Emil of lienowby, and seconded by the Rev. Dr. Bike, its tenor ban that the Anglo-Oontiontal Society, supprted se it was by the four archbishops and thirty bishops, was worthy of general support from churchmen. Nearly the whole of the speakers dwelt upon the ides that the society did not seek to attack individuals, but to reform • °burn ; did Dot seek to convert the Pope , but to ley simple facto before those who wets desirous of receiving them. Lord Bar rowby, io the nuns of his speech. said that the church of Freud, at this moment, occupied • peculiar putties, sod eau looked one by Christeonm, to her nolesiestiad, ea fa her political organhatioo, ea the great hope o f unity and order, and noes ecasenative principles whin were founded upon ancient truth. Bofors the last resolution eau put a clergyman, whose name eau not mentioned, rose and said he wished to move an amendment, but the President, without heeding the interruption, pet the resolution. After it eau carried be explained that aa they were met as hinds of the movement, it winkd be better to have no ameedmeote, and stated that he bad received • card from another gentleman—the Rev. Er. Lee—who also asked to move en amendment. Er. Lee, amidst some to terruptioas, expressed his dissent from the mate objects of the society, on the groan that as mend eoclonsatical authorities, inclodiog the Preadult himself in his work on the Articles, bad objected to foreign interferon) in the me of the Anglican church, the same rule should hold good with the Italians. Er. Lee, however, was not per mitted to preerd ; and, alter a few words from the Prost . I deaf, the meeting cloud with the usual formalities. all METROPOLITAN FE= HosPrraL, Davonstunr- Ruins, Crrr.-His Grecs the Archbishop of Canterbury has sent a doostion of ten guineas is aid of the foods of this charity, the anniversary festival of which is to take place on Wednesday oat she 14th instant. at the London Tavern, the Lord Mayor in the abair. °Troup Urrimdisivi Lor.noAT.-The follow ing colleges of Oxford University have , through the bene volent and zealous exertions of the Rev. G. S. Ward, cos' tributed to the National Lifeboat Institution the amounts hereafter nosed to dslrsy the owe of a lifeboat, which is to be stationed at Haile, oo the Cornish oast Christ Church, 721 . 17s. 6cL ; Dooms, 351. ; Balliol, 241. 6s. ; All Soule, lg. 44. ; Corpus Christi, 171. 12t ; Exeter, 461. 3e. ; Je.us, 61. 7s. 6 d. , St. Johs's, IW. 4s. ; Linools, 231. 12s. ; Magdalen, 321. 3s. ; Mertoo, fn. 10s. ; New Collor, 201. 10s.; Oriel, 261. Bs. P e mbroke, ISt ; Queen's, 301. 18a. ; Trinity, $31.135. ; University, 191.17 e.; Wadham, 341. 14e. 6d. ; Woyeester, 351. 19s. ; St. Alban Hall, 5/. 6s. ; St. Edmund Hall N. 17s. ; Magdalen Hall. 161. 14s. ; Bt. Mary Hall, 111. Be. ; sad sundry contribu tions, 331. ; making a tool of 6011. 11s. RAILWAY AOCWINT.-As the London. xpress on the Ledo. sad North Western Railwain Wolver hampton at 7.27 p.m. on Tosaday, wee approaching the statics at about 12 miles as hear, and was oasis. along a high viaduct built over some works, a train was being shunted acmes the down . When the esprew mace op portlos of the end carriagelies wee protersing over epee the dors rails. lestastly MI the projeetioes as the side of the express neszest to the tole that was Miss shunted were ripped off in rapid snooemios, sad the portions of tbe two guard: vase which project over the Bee of the seeemser earris re ee we ripped away. In o of no them roam the guard was sitting only ba VoL ci hie ble oat' was embed up. The driver of the Mantis/ from train homily reversed his sapiae, aid thus kept bit tram being more spoil the lilac, or the two trains :mold have met, as d soused the .oirrimMkies tames worths Aided. The signalman says his *net was dawn for the e xpose, art that the ablators sigedd get hem sews eat. Nara Abed 1.091 ••• POMO. .. Brat leiresti Pertness* Yerso eareersegi • fielder 17 M.N.& 6 6 St N.I. 4 6 XX $ 6 oda N.a.it 1 6 - - 11 %.11, 1 $ 11.1. f • N. 1 41 Z. • 36 N.N.W. 1 1 N.& 6 1 131 11.N.Z. • $ 16 N NA. 6 1 N.B. • 11 ~.:. , Or. I - i S i S 11103•111111. IRIDAY. OE NORTZIAII 5A1411.1 6 111. Easterly to NM., Coast& N.I. to 11.11. and L. varying trout mode- moderate to slum rate to strong, wawa. vasetaled. ly, some mow or _ . . A . M. N.Z. to &Z. and 8.W.. Weaelur. Varylag, moderate to Awe& wally, an- LW. sod N. 11., teed' waded. .r Aroma. La seri taboo*. 60131111112. La ant above. Salle, Webers. Naeasila. Wheatiat to above. • . Nortberamecodead. Weeterso.lrellea. Wake. and salb asooks. Bos=imOdi aroasi rat me d Mag. Eselersodkatourd leapbsa and NINNY lea. rlooThieltt TO Leer Sitssigitr.—Yesterdsy Mons.. log Lady fiebright, while riding in Hyde-park, was throws from her horse. l'ho accident occurred a few yards from fissohope-gate. On wing the accident, Phillips, the led keeper, and ethers Imetswort to assist her , ladyship, 'bap was at 000 e taken to t h e lodge. Dr. Whitmore was promptly is attesdanoo. Ho feels a ssund that th e injuries ausheased see not dangerous, although her lid** Mil bees severely oontused. She met with the utmost &Hea then at the lodge, and in alms an hoar wee sufficient; restored to be removed to her hotel Tun BETHNAL-GREEN WORILEOUSZ.—At the meeting of the guardians of this workhouse, held on Taw dry miming, the weekly roll calls of the outdoor poor of soess37ocome were goes ever, mod mike had to be gives io nearly all mass *task whisk declared s vast amount of the most wretched poverty. TES ADMINISTRATION OF THE Poos H. B. Parnell, CB., yesterday mode ea ellcial impeettea of the City of London Workhouse. TM Striation of the oommissiown to visit the " house wee not made known previously to awnse concocted with the establish ffi ment, and ash. weot over it at own. keeping the head ocials with him, be saw it is its everyday wurkiog order. FSNIANISIL —Ws know upon good authority that a few days before the 75th lett 'Weymouth, a titre C rates were easmalsiod is the tap-mom of •pa et this town when the subject of Firoiani-111 was bleached, sod the end of the argument ma, Out the soldiers, ows an= declared that in should iodise them whoa npos to firs upon with the Fiersime. The matter weereported to some of th• ahem of the troops, hot epos isquitise being marls, the gamut of the bows expressed biressif se being totally enable to identify the mom. TM matter wee accordingly mot prosecuted, but it would seem to show thee Irish regiments, whilst imbued ski • loyal feeling, ars not without • 'smoothy for t he movies is this eetrageoes re• hellion. —Motorise Journal. A FRUITFUL Ews—Alexander Montgomery, Esq., who resides near Antrim, has • ewe 13 years aid, which has predated twisty-four lambs daring the leg twelve years. SU reared them all, and has sot had a tooth in her head fort last arms Jam. —.Northern Whip. AnSis.USY, Kowa F raser G. W. Underbill to be merstary be Rest-Adreitsl Frederick at Qamostown. Bogitawirs Some Swan to the Weep ; W. Bobbin:re to the Victory, for the Sprightly. BOLT= Kimenurrow Wein - rt.—Daring the week mho, Kara 3 the visitors have hew as tams sr-- Os Booday, Taceday, sad listarday. foe da clew from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,401 W y, Thursday, and Friday, stadeetif days isdatimies to the pablis, 13d.). apes hem 10 a.m. US 5 1,735 ; teMl. 12,139 ; teem the opeakciel the se wn, CRYSTAL PALACE. 011 MULLING DAY. •••••• WRDS3SDAY, VASCS 7.—Admissions os paymest, 907 ; ditto .by seems EWA% 1,400; total rialto% 2,40 a ~J 1 LI an NI ILI/ SII , , 29.49 i saw 99.64 49 :7 1 1 99.9917 OA V f.,11N ILEA E.N.Z. ICir. N.X.I. ILIEIL L&A, W.B.W. &W. W.W. •i:w. ; a