The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-12 00:00:00

1 ; . , . .1 ' • - "6) W S PAP 11 r•i t fcrige. • • - e / b I , 1 re 4 4 . ssalid.4a • .4+. - ~ „ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1862. No. 4.838.] (Stamped, id. Additional.) ITN 011i.CE .it liatleer—The well-known C/ chart willbstry et, am ship IN DILIA., Lab laaa,lloll4@oris ru e. • ill lave the. Vattala Liman! Decks Mae 13th March. ..baidna ts.seeesstseri at ami Marla Gravesend au the 13111. sue.assnes sst Mt,. butt apnea, Om lb. ln.lt. mdu has tessu Mese sedlsty WWI. ha+ @nitrate mcommodasion llse pasma ym ausl a miry esperleslowl larva end. 91411,3rde11i. lbe @emu ••11 s+ orstsnutel as lama& a ea wets by or 44 the .. faUsellusg salary @Samurai& beloessisus I. PO. sonal.tuy upsart 2.343 tau Joon . US row t, J.suota 1,143 Gait= hear. We Ms% Qua .4 the Stoats. .! ts.au I Oolnelk MOIL rem No !Mohr or purser apply to lira Orliallif M i t paslissisaanist, C.W.. 1k.... Allred Moll oft& Oa. SoissiN LC.: sea Ur Odor of So may. Inaba. w e ..joilloo. she also opollmlloo lir oppoirimosio or 1111101111 min Is this 110rIke obooli oils. lUCIAISO W idu llorrorsa. DA rol ook* olopplo, LC. asOmpow Nlooloortom lISVITT soil MORIN AUSTRALIAN LINZ JJ PACKET ftNI r —ter /MIT Meg Po bit dopisbed MOw It of re hi s • 1. 14 agg r agr islinsin, 61 Crltihhollt Amer .I•l4it ISO 1111 LIM% . tong Isar 1401•• Decks. 11u. Ow vessel. 14011 by limee• Mei •■• 1111111 k of Swan- Iwivk saintooly tlw Midi. Y apiseed 18 =am •my quiet MA WA 111 • peOrrahle esekersee ke lir peak. —1.4. Orme et MO* .4, pomp wig Om MITT NA 11Oulla 9, 1•11111•Paliwt. DeITT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LWI eTtAt . 11:13 .111 r. —VW NIVNIT Med Os los on Ow Dtri .4 %I welt WI shipplsper W 111* Nardi), losllfkaoms WIWI ba th ship 1111.11 VIA. • I Upson. NOW, Mwok J. ISISAKfIoY ifsiMailr; ...Awls. Ms ft. his • OM pup, ssomussobilso fur .shis posmspek 140.11 stalositsi ..irro of Ws la weed ordsr Is pMIMIIMP ty for los ...do —rue km. of trade or t. r. t L %MIL W. w. Illrlsieplarrit; • os.l 1100111, O. 11111110.411rosL ITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 TAM gillr Larninox Land le to &- mon. :"41% rowers 14nash barre iwnill itin L wiligwr 4. T Irrao3lw. Oimairder . lON rr. Or Moho D.k. nos Alp Irs Mos built morroll Me the Lrossims lark. bm Intesis aissamedwisa for aid isserepn—r.4 tallow minim was h the error, lb. T. IL WAlla ir t:emiefirpier; ..s.bigyrn MOM Olk 11. BLACK BALL MONTHLY LINT cLUISIS .us WWII West ler ha I Sip. Tesanipa. I qty y 4 Mitehyryr Wok I r o gr . eith. =you ou lAA tele 1.10•1 1.1.0 IjoiNl UN Yet, If Feb. II Yob. SS With &opals% Y.h to 11,w-1110 Match IS The echatalsa IMP le Assir ksokob bows k• 11011 •••••••14 mkt ,_• _.,4 s weld knows ropalstlos. awl= moo inewonodmor w snowplowed by way limas wwwWw• Peg nag Midribs et Now alla eV: MISS J Co.U•1115,0114: Wail toe Ch llte. aril+ I. MACKAY sad Co., 1, laaktabillatiest. RS. MONEY WICIRAiI and SONS' (of I I M." 1I part. 14m4e0) EINg el PACK ET SHIPS to At ,f It WA. —Poi SILUBOCILNE„ Port Phillip. Wert to leave the D. k Thurotay„ *Mb luataat, calling at Plymouth the opirikbJ clipper Alp KIST. 1,400 low neater, X. T. tLtV cox. Pomo...Wet tylm, It the Last laAta Dock& Her ar0ma...4.41 al 6.r ap Arms at pressers in unsurpmaut aa4 ale all{ carry an tperummil semsom —for freight or pomp V Lt ntr, %LWOW. airt MORGAN. +Rh Ileum Mousy sod sm.. 1311, Letibabalitittest.—Pareattrs by We Vat of pm arb Gnomes's/ buss Paillaste• to Plymouth Ant al= Mr snood-clam tamm 044marmlulass for Mint-dam bns. Emumu sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SIMS, spectated by the Admiralty to mil sod NLW YOWL. me Mimes LIVIA PUUL ssA litirrrtra, with liberty to call at Kailas. or ...Om pry to load and ',rare mails. 1.0.5. ad Pormo..^ , •• The Beam shim memo at lialltat to Marl sad receive pamempre eat k r Nalotty'• RAM. TM tollowlas or ether womb tee Illthelolte W mu lrom theathool. galling at Cork to MPhil the teaW • ARABIA, Inc NEW TOIL. Saturday. Feb. it • Taking pr mart sad mode for Names and Marans, to be thrmarrred et New York ..altoard the I.IL/LS. [meek. CANADA. Err IadOTON, Satarday, Ith irt=Psway, Whet* eteerard's tem eme yernithrea, bet wthet to Nilson —To llaliraz rrad Brelles. thief cable. ale: mese Wee, ilk To New York. Will cads, . we MEM Mt FM.* so ltallAth Both" amt Nem York. AS per Its. mil 6 per toot. prtmem-aA, Se F. Z. loofa. Maim. D. Oaths. thwie. n. Plana 4e 141 th. reall was A lamo SWIM , 16R 151 P i llo i re4leterteers; or am* C. /Mclean iroter.itheet. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to "I LW TOLL Meet —TM LIMPOOL TIM TOM W FIIILAJDIUZIIILIITAAII4IIIFOOIIFANT latemd deepateb be flair talapoweneel Ira. 9a.v Ilasomaiape, @alba' at queer. lows OD Embark ,stagers sod tleapailebee. at follows ITRUCLT FROM YT ROI NEW TOIL ETNA. Ms Ass, lei IL CITY OF SIM TOLL, Watlasedal, Feb. 19. CITT OP :ITA•111.31GION. WedoodF, Feb. IL c. prow U. IT. sod II Woes% asseoling to the mono uo 7ufWlll%l II War. lsoleoltng all provolone vonot. Pooonove Ohrels sod Yr Western Awes leosinrd neonate oft vrr, it.lvottagoeue Ursa —Tor Warr parelodoes ri4 ° . " .., " =IV V." . 11 * "m l ' ""1: " 1311ILL1PP8, GRAM, amid I'HILLIPPB will Jaspakli Is misnointkaall inlreler SWINISIS as ruilikEN KN. lb. ECHWAN. W.dn..dy evening. ►.R 1.2, 6.f♦ Ilembdows. rens: At. St, NW MIL &Wink Wks& lowa at • tars awl • Ira _ _ Nottc7r.:sl - M - tall — between Breams aad Arasertutves la boo urea tee voile. ermaveyed at moderate mut 11 e. serbevem lesne aware armemble. tfd. mete offers a favourable =mat, Lafor nearly all pieta el Iferfaray while bet methern .nu re close.' by tee. VW COLN M. F:N. the tbdt bNIIILLLN. Smarted reaming. re le. Si, Irmo 11.vmrly.kra. Vet OIITUENItt Att. lila OUSTAt WAAA, tram tleeeelyhere, is a Isw de. to he tellweeditty the Wee." awl ether Ora elies eeeeeeere par ihmutZgainge, as., awl et Cbarfs Ush•nal 011“. 11 Rions.si nak , w.. I. nu rf'S, 118, Sad LLIPTA, . lismitame LC. THE BRITON LIFT SEW /141'ITAyEL.0 Lly ASSOCIATION aml *VII' NA NCI PO NI PANT. crir «0: ii.:Crus;;!: 0. 1. Derlaw, M.D. IL Partridge. [sq., PILL Or Jame Dubs. Dark, AIL. Join Piepert, Eoq. ILP. W. Tyke *silk at D. Mr Clow Ilardisp. M. D . D.O L Piwls Webb fat. Mans es or rot o.mm—seems B. geriow, M.D. DORT Co USW.. —hoods Webb. Ike. Dy the pradesety amiable esesseer of allvebur the ennts. or Aare Weed by l de Areclaten taer.ser payable &Hog M. of Ye peen nes seers tam . yeau Men Isms teat Is lame saseend patod wa of 5. years, all pderne ars abeeletrly Irfraeilde sof Isdiesetsele. Afrestles to dirwriod Is Ike lbsillty Monied by Ibis Initiation he the saunters of declined sr dassoed lbws. Tier expereory of tbe bees use .4 serelked Herr oessected vote MO Moo enalen Ise ambled the dlesaire ant of Lades. where On bellow less weed law ma en apYWe lowan is ftlatka b sear riorml tor:seers of Ihe Oengeng. Wield Mrde,tl Memnon lie are mead by proposers to Yle Aneentios ant rosielleg se Ilea nettical s islets of the lerneees.Se sine.. sitar Dad Is. are derharin.l. Otosyli7ecrlptins .4 Lib Aramtsa• tr.assa.:l terms f..r with titutlirst totspictime evory 110..1114041km. may : b e= an apolloallue to 7011$1 lbutager nal Sertetitr7. krt Airesciat ra If vtletL LOANS, ham £)J to Cl,OOO, upon permonal .114 speirity. sepagsbe• tif billaiimata, of r &am In arrAa4.,l lb ea flowc sie innimper. 11,.rt4401 for any Am M seraillig mw Isisserble by 41rArterly areilL al Yr J INATAWAL. 444. Osi.r r‘tiv.t. Rbsombary TIOI WA. W.I. :we. n 01134 BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOT,- IV %MN ICIMIACTLD and CURED to ter wittwat 11•11 bis et Übe lora pals. be M. 112,11 DALL. Lobo atbmid by Mis. lisaa•B rekeisil lenut. In U. Yr. Ibmilio W bistlimadslb tees Qs 11.7.1 rab . l•= o :l4 thesuris atbgeb. from arise p t• Ye hibrefas a—llrces Ow loot Ittv 16 . 1 111, imp d lasiss Mr. IMMO bus effect mai, cored mar sect ea my in Cl a im palm' —"Mr l•bert Ab tarsige. N. 16. Jame Ws lareatio Sad I ems suracte.l trout 18=4 Mt laseall. sad Gall straitly Yeammerl Ws." Vtions. iii. Ispoldissi amarsal. BtCHANII SIJOAR-COATED SARSA PAKILLA is • well knows' fact that meta partht Is thw ltregartit pthitist el Übe blood la the wend. Keep 1.. w pure, td Um* reviler. and MO the *Mot. These NW artar at the root death abeam. sad an Ist th• curs et min 'lt Istrl.loMilli t IBM WMallo sad dad. ask as 111 . " 14, '•“ 4 • the .k/K. tatkillell•koh livor sad eleirelk artupLunt. welters! wlskesis. Paul.. Is the !Ind", boulactiq sera throats, sail every !,) r allAntee• tol lie bowels, sidnestail ponplingks. tt.,l Sad nab**, blot—Palma Illigerbs Mare. 164.. 1.. tketarmatce•t. 01121214 411111110. Wildiflabh . - - . 'arms bas. lay and cm. fl. ranialiainainoll sod /em cinnamon P.. 44 In betake. Is. fs. 10‘.. hM. sod II& JorEmys 00PAHINIL—Copaiba and Cubeba 4 , tbUis. lbs bed rminlbin. bet Um* drnitt aro of • IbPllkne I.I.• and nanny, red .wades colicky puns, errs. 064 in*ln• Ilslntbmass. las= senomedvd In rrimforlag linna valno.le theisoldlealiZlVlSibbiallelleal. by lacy's*. •;.hte• S. 7!byr•pars boa b oa 4., .40144 by Oa fads .111 8 :1 Modicum WWI loose Man • Wm's/4 Irish la = iti m bad. i iliblerent Look's Ilmonme4 WI allithol9looll . l6 ader the Carl at Mara lAA red Lnlyro• Unit. 6 .101 The Vila I• In Inns if • - alai' s alga/ its days. Miller rs. ^ at or 11,0 •Itscare. tM.ywbt. Gt. bee by peel. la -P./ •At , ii•VOINFtst, Loudon: S. m. tomutui. hens. awl all Dl. CUD= ON NIDNOVIINNES. OINL&AL DEBILITY, se, Jam PObibied• IL. pied hot trots the Author for It stamps, A MEDICAL IDISAY on the CAUSE and CLlti et PRZNATUBJ MUNI to NAN, wait plain dtrestlens ter pirterat restoratioa to health and rigour. the result et teroMplhe years' ancemetal practice In the treatment of those pseentar nervens somnied dames, 'Leh trod to embitter and *Mon Ma 1W Dr. J MIMS. lA, Albemarinetreet, floomlittp, Leasion. dnealtadone, IS tin t, and 6 to 6. ••Irellidselmelastismin soling there le se membor of moiety bp elms** Melt Mott be foam* umfal—wbether ouch persoubeld the relates et west. eggeor. Or r k = a.. —44 " L Lodes: MAL * , and J. 20, Warwick-loos. Jag Is t r urz Ediloa, y wit C t • OY b , Ho w to owi The to livo Dbe Issaisfiary of ties Maasslas of lames lakdasaa, sad O. various Plismisoss Lt.. with Isansetlona tar osembig NAM flaa; sad kelearte as the Traitors' ad Illsosam ladamed lalostary Ufa y • Pat alma of la yams* P corn: Am—TM li =ollia at Isar Ufe—re. Art of =.l_Life—Tbs Digarnaaa—TM Stomach aad lM Tbo Cultivation of Oa Affeetleua and Regulailos of Oa Praakm—Narmis Daimlers, dc. , de. Lade.: Man. Ili, Combat. rad .11 boskiallam SOMETHING WONDERFUL at EVANW EVERY EVENING at hall paat tO a'elack. Rappers after the Theatres. Old Tagltab giers, madrigals, tow part poop IA CM'. MISS CONSTANCE, whore powerful contralto voice has astoulehed thousands, and Is athnlreg by all, will dug 'MIRY EVENINO at the LONDON PAVILION. at 9 and 11 The excitement ocessloped by the extraordiaary Wont displayed by this truly gifted lady has not In the least subsided. The boom is crowded nightly, 'Ai despite the '• golden 0$01001" already expressed. Miss Vonslance fairly "outstrips all prate." Madame LthigNlNl, a vocalist of acknowledged ability, will accodumuy Miss Constance sorb evening In the eaoeuf inn of some hivoluste Duets, their coothined voiced harmonising most sweetly. and producing a charming effect. TUE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbortwairwat, by of the Haymarket ADMISSION, arid, 6d.: balcony. Is. FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. Ses mar Catalogue elaborately Mietrided with 360 ename =l... cc =s glee of ° ve ankle, of any clinic al° ray fo r ir!cied7ize- WI ant post tree on application to YIN CIILLWOOVirreI i Co., Cabinet Umantarturera, 21 and M, Queen's lielll6o. 1131.6111beldge, Country otters carriage tree. 11.2. An dom. sad complete "abet droning-maim suite, 36 plasm : dhietreole ditto, te mahogany, 93 Edam mot herlone awl co bedroom esiesh, Si aril II Omer mei The whole sew, ad Mop Us. nARLOVPS SELY-ACTING NEAT SCREEN seselle a k Jeine el meat wtl a men headful al moth areas le bamesee ; die matt le heanittely emoted In every IN" Only trotesed A war. wad at the prey awl antritloge gesperelee releheet Moe Us. NB. mem tearprishas Wesel is prtelseed by eitimllle aaeert l Min et beet WI" W '8 POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's . as tatannes wasp! d whims Ws [manta vegelsble da r perfection. triee IL, Th, Sh BAB.LOWB A UTODIATON CINDER SIFT ER, Or Swiesseld • Most henserteM es ewe one tom et 1 heels ht arm 'file IL GL twill loot *yam) nAftwirs PATENT CASK STAND. No .11.1 wade. air sodtusal .Liaturba‘l la= Will raper Ideas oast Is a walk Price sad BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON' TAP. mill psi mind : ea iv Ilat tsar iw mmar Islas Mai lia ad.. Otto *Wan la Ariel la JAMBS BAJIWW. patialsor, Ilasahoothosea. Sae tda saw amid Yaw■ as wary : all same are spirloaa laaltaibar. logasalega lorstia. Sisbll6o4 12$0. ryiIITION.—WATHERSTON and WOODEN resat( mafti GM public t. Ern tba Carat Odd Mai a the laroir•—" lime Odd ead Pure tedd." al applied tot kattitry, beteg a tieldelem. MATHIAS lON NM imoeumrs COLD CHAINS, tad Midst Latta stand by therm are mid nes i = o etat the meaufaevarent prima Marodaetery, 1 1 16 H . C. Asyys made of A s ia! sal tat L. t w at a irr . . TOY eetabllalameat la Mooed St to sad as astordsys it 1. MR. MIL (ALTAIR Min MILES) 11W AMYX AND WJPT MC/ for Ms Waddimod WM* ANGOLA Ma TIMM. L ars amide sad sarls Tam Treadon yam aNsladadrgt a lles, Wboadadsaddrad Id ER 11100. R. • MAROS= SQUARE mad wide Is add diam Med sag poem INOMMe sat aline W.. la his alma RITAILMUD ISS MA RA= NM A . RARE COMBINATION. I MOMS and SON ben respectfully to remind the public that In every degralmeurt of all their establishments the Meted degree of emelkome le mitociated to every puticular with prime She mod moderato. Their celebrated iNDLSPESSABLE SUIT, adapted equally tar walking. Mang. travelling. or business, may be Ind in a lane megety of meannable and halloos/ Ms Material, koma Us. to MA This Is universally acknowledged to be the ehaegoot and mend aoreiceable suit ever produced. To be ob. tolovd ady of the Inventors, L 3404111 ant SON, Merchant Talleva, Habit Makers. Woollen Drapers. Batten. Heaters, Bova ad Shoemakers, aad General thdrittera London Rouses : City hetabliatiment, 154. 154, Ise, lc?, Minortet . 4.81, 85, V. Oxfordttreet Branch, 6%. 507, lOC New unfonl.dreet 1. 2, k Haraskeet. Tottetiluint.conrtromi Branch, IU7, ISS, Totteuhain.court.road US. &atom-road. Country istabilshmente: Shedleld and brodlord, Yorkshire. AU articles are ranked In plain nom the lowest prince, from which no abatement can be =de. . . . Any article nos approved of will be exchanged. or the money "named. A Lad of Thatcloas for the present sewn_ with rules for self measurement, and lists of ortma p*t free. L Yuditil sad dilYB establlituneats are closed every Friday evening at must till Saturday evenlasi at summit, whoa bursars is resumed until 11 o'clock. WHITE and BOUND TEETH are indispensable to Payout Attractiett ao4 to health and lougevay by the ptopr mostleados of food. EWA LANDS' OLION7'O, or PLhiL YINTIPBACP, compounded of Oriental ingredient& Is of losetleable value in preserving and isau saying the teeth, the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to th eir r igma ibresti. meditates tartar from the teeth, removes spots et lofting decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It Imparts a pee:tilled whiteness. Its Invaluable pro porthe have eistaine4 the patmuage of roysity and the sirLto. limey d Mow, and it is universally iu high repute. Price per ben. Sold by A. !Lowland and boas, go, If sues. =and by Chemists And Perfumer,. Ask fur itowlends AA SWEETHEART for 16.—RIMMEL'S PER WNW 811NSAVON VALI:4IITbI; " The tbeeetheart; beenittally Illestreted. Ales Illremers perfumed Valestine of the Lageese ot rower% mew ead Newt designs. .11 the lie& at it Sent by post Yoe 14 stampe-11111116L. per tness/4 IS, Mead: awl IS, Ozeshilt, Leaden , sod 17, boulevard dee lbelleme. tart& fAINNIFORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNESIA .11.7 bas Maw during tirenty•ilve years, emphatically saw uour l by ll* aaed cal profemion, and universally accepted by the publia, k i .tw m the hest remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartburn. he. trout. and indlostion, and aa a mild ape rient leg *irate euvitliuuuts,m,re especially for ladies and rtilldren It Y prepared, in a state of perfect purity sod uniform strength. ..sly by LONNEYOBO rod Co., 17!, Sea lloadatrerk ant sold by all reepodabla chemists Ilvonv.lowis lb. limed. RICuItD . 6 iBBZNOZ d LIVIA roster manhood to Ow met slannersel eassUtownin four weeks. Minna., la Inspenslna ellosis an pernannoni K. couranatke curcessary --Slid In man wttli IttU Inetructtoms. al la, ur Isar qsancinsi fur I. ma anywneint, mreful!) platten on renown of reinataans or swop.—solo wants. MIA" I %rot C.,,, Stran.l, u.,r Tninninonar„ DR. JORDAN'S APHRODISION, The Ph opholiscd Perrin Tusk. TUC NEW CUP.MICAL COIIIUNNTION of TIVISPIIATIC 1A1.t.. quinine. Iron, dc., tont& Mug all tie Ramistial Con. stitueata of the Blood, Brain, and Nem Substance.--Beat pill. losoptocal and chemical research has led to the discovery of this Invaluable remedy in its pr....ent perfect state agreeable to the palate. sod touwent in Its .tlon—ettll preserving Its wonderful propertles. stfonho- Immediate mild, as osee rels,ororating and restoring with 1;a-lcal rapidity the most debilitated consti tutions, insuring health. Increased strength, view, and a re doubled development of the muscuisr system. sod Permanently curing all who solder from SPERMATRUPIIY, DISLASEM a the KIDNEYS, BLADDER, and all URINARY DEPOSITS. which canoe incapacity and deg wary, total and partial prositeikuA sad leery other exhalutive derangdm. ut of the system. It 11 available for the moot varied lives In the body.' The peculiar ekismeters of this substance, fitting It for vital _ _ Lstracts from the " Corithlll iiiquine. on the subject of Phosphorus. April, Hell. •• As phosphorus iu a state of nature Mumee the darkness, at the mit LUAte.I frame revives wheo impregnated with Its ekctrb col properties," Pnees : lie. per bottle, er tour Ili. bottles to one, 3!5.: and In cases cinnamon three gisi. bottles, ti, which saves Al To be had direct front ::, theme:sr, Ilanoveren.; from hareley so d s o '. rg, gaserknolonst.. Nrwhery. 45, 51 Paufachurchyard ; fawner. 130 . scot Molloy. 63, Ulforcl.et. 4, Ostensible: Hooper,M s ging Waillamst., Lonilondoldge flowiten, Orsolabareh.et remit, • IN, strand ;W. Edwards, rs 7, kg. rimy, Cbardiyaed. awl of all chemist,. throughout the worts,. at the laboratory of Roam J. JtiRDAN. 51. D., Mem. asi. rl :rs * , r" be Royal College of surgeon*. England: Licentiate of the Raga Rear of Physicians. bedsores. etc.. author a Veto EXHAVSTIoN," Ito dine sad Can ; with en Essay ma True arid Pala Aperma linbas. FIN fa. a. by post r& tod. Ales • TituTISK as DISEASE% of the memo', with the AstkeVs sew merle of treatment, without the use of the knife, or cauterisation. price ga ed., by poet Is lOsl. SKIN HISEA3C4 and their REIIF.DIII4, containing ea. modem treatment those adapted at the Hospital 84 L ou i s . Tarts . for the cure of those diseases so prevalent le • high state of civilisation, price 21. el., by post!, 101. To be had of the Author, who is registered ander the New Medical Act Mee Medical Register - , and VllO has devoted hie IliChliV4l studios to the shore diseases, and Is the Meet:seem a its Aphrosltnoa e Georgeetrest, Hassoverannare. Loodon, W. Sours of cousullation from 11 to 2. and S tog. dwadays. I l till I. IN MEMORIAM.—Hiss Lie R. H. the PRINCE CONBOZT.—ILIGY for plesonwte, by minim RICH ARDS. Critiquess—..lllmtreted In the first skyte of sat"—Court Circular. " • chinning composition, In the talented 'niter's happiest miumer."--Garmerthen JonmaL " Staple and melo dious, full of feeling from the first note to the last"—Press. " Mort and simple . possesses • mournful sweetness which Is vet, touching "—Estbsbwypt Courant. "pull of pathos, da wn edly to be commended."—Brighton Gazette. "An elegy full I of plaintive melody : the getting up Is esqulsite.'—Arts's Bir mingham Gazette. "A mournful, plaintive, and touching revere."—Bradford Observer. "A touching and appropriate tribute."—Welslunan, To be had of all mush:sellers, and of the publishers, Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlingtonutreet, Regent-street, London, music publishers to the Queen. THE ART WORLD. NEW ILLUSTRATED ATM PAM. on SATURDAY. March 1. eontslalng 32 pages smote, prkw Irlrepenoe {stamped for poet Sixtwees). No. 1 of TUE ART WORLD sad INTERNATIONAL =RIR' weekly Mar tinted Jayne! of PaloYas, acolptare. Areldteetara Ornamental Art, and liamdsaterea Mac Pbotography. Poetry. Rusk, the Dram. fa Edited by Hate aznar. Assisted by writers of esednewee m lbe violas. departmente of Art. Published by E. IL Lindley, at the often le, estberineutrest, Wend, where ell emUtpri to, the Editor, *chorine ants, de., ere to be addressed. taw Sao, pea 10e TRADES' 1304::== and S t RIKES. Report of Me Committee IS bade' gooletee appented W tbe !lathe:el Amealetiga kw the Promatite of &eel Bore : pee seated et Se hearth Miami Metleg of the Asemiatioa at Glasgow. esplemter, ladidos : Putts. Sok aed loam. Wee Strata UNIVRASII'Y INTILLIGJNOS. VISEST FRENCH COMA OIL—An elegant adeenmea at MODULATOR LANP4, k Mrs akl Ikon" her MI N! pateeat raider tlty usual Wet. Ppm Imp sad wavirisi Sporn. Nat. Corapooto, sal War &oodles Me toot, Wilde la the IMI awl It•than trt d ato boot quality imot MM kr ash. Seal for Wt to ==ILO FOX MUM !IL elm& W.c . CAMBRIDGE, Fa. 11. linntou, efte.—The Council of the Senate, bevies bed radar Maar eaubleratices a series of rogulatioas for aessbeal sad mead degrees recammeaded by the board of ..hail seethes, bare submitted a sobs= for adoption by the THE GRIME PROPIBI3OIO3IiLIP AT oxiniii). The object of the present of 2,0001. to Professor Jewett is thus enplaned in a latter addressed to the pro faner : " The amount has been confined to the amen al salary withheld by the University. The reasons for proper, en. slowing your chair are nowise touched by our but may be urged as before, whenever it is thought ad. enable. The promoters of t his subscription recommended it to others upon the ground that they wielied to mark their sense of the honourable and conscientious meaner in which during sin years you have fulfilled your profemerial deity ; to discharge at least some portion of the debt which has accrued to you during that period ; sad to WU= the injurious precedent of importing theological nose (as was openly does in the recent debate in eosin., Coo) into questions wholly distinct frees them. They hope, in all samemnemi, that you will approve of their aft, by enabling them to announce your accepturni of whet has bees offered." Profenior dolmas answer is se follows " ly dear —. —I hardly know how to express the feel. ing with which I remind, through you, the information that the sum of 2,0004 had been placed at my disposal in payment of the salary of the so Ve Professorship of Greek ; which has hitherto been wi " It is the greatest pleasure to olstahs tram my friends such a testimony of their regard. I will try to show my gratitude in the only way that I sea able, by incresaing energy in the work of the profeseonhip. " But I cannot accept their munificent present. Though I wish to see an endowment provided for the chair, I ought not to receive money from those on whom I have DO claim. " Could I have anticipated each generosity, I would never have allowed yes sad others to take so much trouble on my behalf. " Will you give my best thanks to the subscribers, and amen them that the possesnon of the bit of their names gives me a astisfactimi tar greater thee the pecuniary advan. tale which they designed forms. • Balliol College, f.hdord, Jae. 24." Amoopt the subscribers us the following : Eev. Charles Aruold, Aulatant Muter, ltugby Coll) Theodore Adrecht, Bodleian Library. Lord /Japer. •Rev. R E. Bartlett, Trio. Coll, Oxford. 'Bey. T. W. J. Biala, Aeatant Master, Rugby *Queen's COIL) 'Her. J. W. libilesley, 'lns. Coll., Cambridge. C. Boyle, Trio. Cull., Oxford. Bey. N. beadily, Assist. Master, Harrow ;Ball. Coll.). Bev. 0. 0. Bradley, Herd Mercer of Marlborough School Voir. COIL) 'O. Brodriek, Merton Coll., Oxford. 'Her. IL Montagu Butler, Head Master of Harrow (Trim Coll., Ca rarl bi l i tertleis. *Very ler. the Deer of Ch. CL *Rev. L t.ampbell, Morena Coll., Oxford. 'Bev. W. O. Paine Orator, Cambridge. Vohs emir of Latin In Halt ularalty of Oxford. •Her. L C. tern, Merton Coll. G. W. Dement, D.C.L. Magdalen Hall, Orford. *Herbert Fisher. Ch. Ch., Oxford. *Bev. Y. Fowler, Lincoln Loll., Oxford. Hart Orsarllle. nr. W. Gibbs, Trim. Coll., Cambridge. Roo. Lansaw Gower, M.P. W. IL Grove,Q.C. George (Trove, Sydenham. A drnou Harcourt, Lees' Render in Chemistry, Ch. Ch., Oxford. Sir E. Head. James Heywood. Has. Ire Hodson, Rector of Edinburgh Academy. Dr. I. D. Hooker, Royal Gardens, Kew. W. Holman Hunt. 'Rev. Dr. Jacobson, Baguio Professor of Divinity in the Uni versity of O,foed. Marquis of Lansdowne. Hon. sir U. C. Lewis, Bart., 11. P. 'Went Hon. R. Lowe, 'air J. O. Maw Lefewa K.C.B. •It. It W. Wigan, Council Onlos (Ball. Coil.) 'Rev. J. U. Looadale, Ilan. Coll., Oxford. *O. R. Luke, Ch. Co., Oxford. *Godfrey Lushingtoo, Lincoln's Inn (All Souls:. Mr eludes Lien, W.& S. J. O. Matlashd. S ecretary to Civil Service Com., Trin. Coll., Cambridge. R. Y. Milne*, Y.P. W. Merriam, M.P. • Max Yd ler, Professor of Modern European Languages in the University of Oxford. • Vcry Rev. the lawn of St. Paulo. 'V. T. Foists% a Council Otter Ex. Coll.) 'Rev. R. Primer,Co/L, Usiord. lasi Rowell. !tight Hon. Sir L. Ryan. Rat. W. Rogers, .4 thorn's, Charterbouse (Ball. Coll.) Itolleaton, Linecre ofmair of Physiology In University of Oxford. &Award Ronilliy, Commissioner of Audit. LOW NU) e Mud sea. Lord sterile) of Alderley. F. It saudford, cooed! °Mee. 'Rev. C. W. soiniford, tit Ch., Oxford. 'W. T. S filar , Professor of Creek lu the University of St. An drew's Mail. Coll.; J. C. Maim, Professor of Latin In the University of St. An dreves (bait Cull. 'Henry mudb,S d. of orilian Professor of Geometry In the rah ersity Oxfor W. Spottiswoode, Queen's Printer tBeLL Coll.) 'Rev. Cation Stanley, (ii. Ch., oxford. lion L. Stanley, lion. Coll., Oxford. adzianses sa-plien. 'Rev. V. Temple, Lid. Mast. of Rugby (Ball. Coll.) Alfred Tennyson. 'Rev. W. H. Thompson, Regius Professor of Greek in the Urteersity of tannin ige. Rev. Dawson Turner, Principal of the Royal Institution, Liver- PTA' •lion. L Twlsteton. 7he.wlon Walruust, Serneo Commission, Ball. Coll., Oxford. •Ifer. A. O. II Meow, Assist. Mart., Ilarnsw k All Souls). •Rev. J. M. Wilson, Pruflieur of Iturat Yhilosophy in the Otivenity of Oxford. TOOMU Woohser. •W. Wrisiht, oriel Coll, Word. The addition of an asterisk (1 marks those who are, or have lam fumes or fellows. THE PROPOSED ROAD ACRORR HYDL-PARE.— Since the last meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works a coosiderable number of the members of that board have viewed the tine of the read proposed by the Right Hon. W. Cowper. First Committee/sr of Works, to be made woes Hyde-park, from Bayswater to Kensington 'and at a fell mooting et the Street. sad Leproventents Committee of the whole board, held on Monday, the subject war discussed at great length ; and it was mes h ed, almost unanimously, Dot to make the road miler special funds were provided by =t for that purpose ; the groan& for mesh a a l ti n on being that tire proposed road would be made through mown property, and fee Ile earrenienoe of a small Tut wealthy section of the asstrepolis, while it war far from hies the most premise improvemeat in the metro. polio. Yr. Train, of street railway notoriety, has o ff ered the board, is the event of the road beim made, to pay the sum of 2,0001. or a toll of a farthbg per person, for the lirst yroad , ear, if allowed to lay down.his street railway along the TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. WPM'S Ticssawre.) ITALY. TURIN, Pm 11. Popular demonstrations have taken place in several other Italian towns, the people everywhere shouting, " Rome the capital of Italy." In Naples, where a similar demonstration took place, many priests joined the people. The brigands infesting the neighbourhood of Ricigliano have nearly all been made prisoners. CIRCULAR OF BARON RIOASOLI ON HIS POLICY. TURIN, Frs. 11, Evagn 4c. The Correspfmderies /idioms of to-day publishes a circular of Baron Rimsoli , addressed to the pre testa, in which he observes : "The government still pursues the execution of the 'national wishes, and has formally stated by what means and ways it intends to proceed to Rome. The ministry alone will decide upon these measepand the opportunity of employing them. The dignity and the interests of the nation alike will not permit of its allowing itself to be preceded or hurried away. It is especially important in the Roman question to obtain a great moral triumph, in which the consciences of sincere catholice of the civilised world and of Italy are interested above all others. "The government has reason to be satisfied with the success it has obtained. The free church and the free date together will inaugurate a new order of things, of which the Italians may become the originators. In carrying out the programme of effecting a reconciliation between Italy and the Papacy, the government desires that its labours may not be impeded by Inconsiderate acts of en thusiasm and clamorous manifestations. " The prefects should enlighten public opinion, and make use of their authority in order to prevent these popular manifestations taking place." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Fu. IL In to-day's sitting of the Upper Howe of the Reioherath, Count Hartig read a question addressed to the Minister of State, and signed by himself and some other members, amongst whom was the brother of the Prinoe Archbishop of Olmtitz, in quiring whether the patrons of benefices are, as stipnbited by the oonoordat, to surrender the ad ministration of emleeicatical property to the clergy. TURKEY. CONErrANTINOPLE, Pa. IQ A Servian agent having given to the Porte expla nations in reference to the protest which it ad dressed to the Powers, on the resolutions recently pooled by the Skuptehina of Sere* the Porte has declared itself to be better satisfied with regard to the further intentions d Servia. TURKISH FINANCE. OONSTANUNOPLE, Fm. 11. Although the Sultan, upon his socessi on to the thrcme, considerably reduced his civil list, and has sin* devoted to the service of the state large sums from the savings of his private purse, his Im perial Majesty sent yesterday, of his own accord, 20,000,000 piastres to discharge the arrears due to officials and to the army. SPAIN. MADRID, Fn. 10. It is asserted that the decree for the settlement of the debt of 1823 has received the royal signature. The Minister of Finance is actively engaged in the settlement of the redeemable debt. M. Mon has accepted the Presidency of the Congress. ILiDRID, Fn. 11. It is said that France consents to fix the amount of the Spanish debt of 1823 at the sum of twenty million francs. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMILAIST, Fn. 11.—Arroncratzrzs.—Lien tempi A. G. B. Res, to be Berlientenant to Rear-Admiral Kuper, C.B. itecondalasterJ. R. Osborn, to the Asia, for *orrice in the Dart. Logineer H. W. Elgar, promoted to the rank of Wet engineer. Acting First Clan Assistant-Engineer W. Pads* traas ferred from the Asia to the Indus as supernumerary. CHATHAM, Irn.ll. The Defeoce,lB, Caßt. Powell, C. 8., Ina to here left her moorings at Folly Point to 4 loY bat after her steam was got up it was found that her mew propeller could not be got into working order, and every attempt to repair the defect failed. She is believed to have sustained some injury by taking the pound when lying in this har bour. PORTSMOUTH, Fri 11. The Enryalus, 51, screw frigate, this morning hoisted the flag of Rear•AdmLal Augustus Leopold Kuper, C. 8.. the new commander-in chief on the East India and China station, appointed to relieve Rear•Adminl fir James Mope, L.C.8., in the Imperious,. THE HONOURABLE LRTILLERY COXPANY. MUSIC. --•-- CHEWY'S NINF3TRELS. "The original, well-known, and only Christy's Minstrels," as they correctly designate themselves, com• messed their fifth London season at the Polygraphic Hall, in King William-street, on Monday evening. Being at , Covent Garden Theatre that evening to see the successful production of Benedict's new opera, sod not being able (a Lord Castlereagh is reported to have once said) to be, like bird, in two places at once, we missed their opening; but we heard their second performance last night, and found ►hem as clever and amusing as ever— ts attractive too, for the hall was completely filled in every part by an audience who seemed heartily to enjoy their entertainment. There is really nothing now•a-days to be said about the Christy's Minstrels. They have been everywhere, and have been heard by everybody both in London and the provinces, and have gained a popularity quite different, both in kind and degree, from that of any other band of musical Ethiopians. They alone of their tribe have become not only popular but fashionable. Their melodies are found on the counters of our moat eminent publialzerg, and are warbled by line ladies .in the most elegant drawing•rooms. In Moms. Boosey's Musical Cabinet, a publication containing the mad classical music of the day, there is an ample selection of the soup of the Christy's Minstrels. And they really Seem, their popularity. Their negro ditties, very characteristic and exceedingly droll, ere never coarse, vulgar, or offensive in any way to good taste ; while their serious melodies, often graceful and pretty, are sung with a simplicity of style and truth of expression not always to be found among performers of higher pretensions. Several of the solo ainpre have fine voices; and as they all Ow very cleverly on various instruments, they accompany their vocal pieces with great delicacy and spirit. We have no hesitation, therefore, in advising the moat musical of our I readers to hear these minstrels, if they have not done so already—they will not be disappointed. TO TEE EDITOR OP THE EXPRESS. Sts, —My attention baa been directed to a para graph in the Observer of yesterday (and which has been copied into your columns), stating that "a coalition is ro ported to have recently taken place between the Honontable Artillery Company and the Victoria Rifles." Minutedetails are given respecting this alleged amalgamation, and the two corps, thus silted, are announced to be under the coin• trued of the Duke of Wellington, the colonel of the Victoria Rifles. I beg to say that there does not exist the slightest founds• tion for such • rumour, and I shall feel much obliged by your making public this contradiction of it.—l am, Sm., _ . COLVILLE, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding Honourable Artillery Company. 42, Eaton•place, Feb. O. Drererstrnow or NATAL PRIZE Mown. Reties is given in last sight's Oarettt that preparations are sow being nude for the intended distribution of the bounty awarded for the destruction of pirates in the China Bees, on the 7th and Bth December, 1858, by her Majesty's ships Fug, Firm, and Soder& THZ Lrearrow Pl= MONEY.-12CDIL-0171C11, Frs. 10.—An immediate payment Las been authorised in India of a ems distribution d Lucknow prize mons,, at the rate of 17 rupees each share. Statements have been ordered to be prepared in India, as soon as practicable, of the names of European dame and soldiers entitled to share who have left Jodie, and the amount payable to On o t ed arder that the sum due to parties is Illmjlasd may be to them at the earliost a =de date. Due notice be gine when the shares of and soldiers are payable in this country. —47areetc. Till WM announced In Liverpool yesterday, that the Liverpool, New York, and Philadel phia Company's steamer Etna would not take out mails to the United Steles, tam, from Liverpool today, u was pre viously notified, but that they would be forwarded via floothemPice, by the Royal Mail eleameidp Screeds, for New York. Owing to this alteration, letters not peeked before last evening will have to be forwarded to-st i rro as z a l the Royal Mail steamship Hibernian, white leaves far Portland tormarrow. THE NEW EDUCATIONAL MINUTE. A deputation, oonsisting of the members of oorn saltless, or office-bearers of the National Society, the Church of England Education Society, the British and Foreign &hod Society, the Hoots and Colonial School Society, the Wesleyan Education Committer, and the Councils of Train ing Colleges, waited by appointment upon Lord Palmerston, at Oambridge-house, Piccadilly, to pement a manorial on the subject of the reeent minutia of the Committee of Council of Educatim. The deputation was Introduced by Sir Jemer Kay Shuttlowerth, who said thou present did net belong to soy political party, and were not moved by any political feeling adverse to her Majesty's present zoisdatry. Nothing was further from their desire than to crests even partial or temporary embarrassment to the gorsnmsest. On the other hand, those Among them who were warm sup porters of the ministry were not deterred fiom acting in concert with all who are agreed in regarding the minute of the 29th July, 1861, as inemsidesit, both with the . . . . principles ad the forms of adminietration which have guided the committee of roans since 1816. He then went or to sup at some length that the minute cannot be reconciled with the prsiceui edministration of the committee of council, that it is based upon principles ioconsistent with the previous minutes, and is subversive of them, that it is incapable of any modification which would not leave within it the elements of the destructimi of the existing system. in concision he read a memorial praying that the minute may be entirely withdrawn, mad that any modifications which may be found to be desirable in the existing system, with a new to prevent an undue growth of the public grant, to secure simplicity in itersiminixtratica, and greater efficiency in its results, may be made in con formity with the principles of the preceding minutia of thi Committee of Council on Education. The Bishop of Bath and Wells, Mr. Robert Miter. the Rev. John Scott, principal of the Wealeyaa Training Col lege, Mr. Reynolds, of the HOMO and Colonial School Society, and Mr. Colquisoun. chairman of the Church of Inland Mutation Society, also ea ses& by egomania the prayer of the imisoriaL Lord Pardrimorxis, in reply, said the deputation would not expect him to my on that coo ion anything . more than that he was very much obliged to them for coming there to explain at kap the views which they entertaiaed upon the subject which had brought them together. He was quite aware that there was nothing of a political character in the helm which bad arisen upon the question. They bed good reason to know that that feeling had been throughout the country, and it was therefore d of SeTiollll attention. They were aware that Mr. Low given notice in the House of .oommoas that oa Thursday next he would make a statement upon this out** and they . would not therefore expect him (Lord Paluierstoo) to anticipate what he (Mr. Lowe) was going to my ; but tSly were quite erosible of the imperialist of the matter, and of the feelings of those gentlemen whom he saw there, which had compelled them to come and stele their objections to the new cods. They knew that it arose entirely from the strong interest which they took in the progress of education, and not from any political motive of any sort or kind. The deputation, having Masked his lordship for his courteous reception, withdrew. ROYAL Hoancummat SOCIETY. The anniversary meeting of the society took place yesterday in the council-room of the New Gerdes in South Kensington. Sir C. Weetwoars Diurt presided, and amongst the members of the council and fellows present were Mesas. Wilson Saunders (Thaws?), H. T. B. Hope, J. Glutton, J. H. Godson, C. Edmonds, T. Wrench, Judge Dm Barren, T. Wabsot, H. R. Sandi:boob, T. Bush Saunders, Alderman Copeland, H.P., Captain Jefferson, and Revs. J. Dix and W. Griffiths. The Duke of Bccainon was elected president, and the members of the council, auditors, and fellows upon the list were balloted for, and all unanimously elected ; pre vious to which the chairman intimated the feeling of the council that it would be an appropriate tribute to the memory of their late illustrious President to elect his brother the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha one of their body. This proposition was seconded byhlr.Gonson, and Carried unanimously. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the Weiner. HEALTH OP LOYDON. The return of births and deaths issued by the Registrar-General states that the mortality of London in the week that ended laid Saturday exhibited • decrease on that of some previous weeks, in two of which since the be ginning of this year the deaths rose above 1,560. Lad week the number was 1.384. Bat if the average rate of mortality in the corresponding week, of ten years 1852.61 had pre vailed, the deaths would have been 1,398 ; end hence It ap pmn that the present return, though it is below, differs bet slightly from the estimated amount. TyOus, to which 63 deaths were referred, does not appear to have made further progress since the week that ended January 25. It was fatal in 3 cases in the sub-district of St Paul, Deptford, and in 3 in Greenwich Rat ; and it was re turned in 4 cases in the Poplar district. Scarlatina prevailed more than any other of the epidemic diseases ; it carried off 82 children, and diphtheria C. There were 4 deaths from scarlatina in the north-west sub-district of Chelsea, 3 in the Hackney sub-district, and 3 in St. Paul, Deptford ; but Norwood seems to be at the present time the chief seat of the complaint. There were 178 deaths last week from bronchitis, whilst the corrected average is 185. It is remarkable that there were only 49 from . poeunratia, the averse be i ng r, 101. A woman, aged 28 yeen , died a 4 224 . 4444 b C 4 ' 1.°14 from typhus, which was, in the opinion Mr. the olodkal atteudant, " aggravated b 7 living in an apartment of a small sit-roomed house in which 22 human beings ars lodge" Five d. children, aU girls, died of scarlatina in Norwood, one let 9, Changeolley, two in Oak-terrace, one in Eden-road, and one at 7, Albert-terrace. Besides these, a woman died in St. George's-terrace, Hamilton - road , N orwood, of low fever. The six deaths constitute the whole mortality for the week in the subd i strict. A stable-boy, aged 19 years, died in Guy's Hospital from glanders. Nine nonagenarians died in the week, the oldest of whom was a woman, aged 95 years. Two men were severally 94 years. Last week the births of 1,095 boys and 1,102 girls, in ell 2,197 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor reepooding weeks of the years 1852-61 the average number (corrected) was 2,00 E Warrzusix, Fan. &—The certificate granted by the Committee of her MaMety's Privy Connell as Education, seder the set 20 and 21 Viet., e. 48, to the Csaaden.tows Family Home, at Camden-town, in the bounty of Middlesex, has bees withdrawn by the Secretary of State, wader Use provisions of the lodustrial Schools Aet, 1261. —Gazette. Dowsueo-eraint, Faa. B.—The Queen has been plowed to 'appoint Edward Barnett Amiens= Taylor, Esq., to be Police Magistrate of New Providesoe, me of the Bahama Wands —Gazette. •SPOACTJNG I.NTALLibliblut. BETTING AT MANCHEBTE.B....-TUISDAY Ntater. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 apt Captain Chrlilies The Dans (t) 13 to 1 Visoonot de Namur's Huntsman (4) 13 to 1 Ur. T. Naghten's Thomastown (t) 16 to 1 Lord Stormont Da Jealousy (off 25 to 1 Viscount de Ratlines Tippler it) 3$ to 1 Mr. R. Rowan's Bomphalus (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Mr. R. HavrlWarls Zodiac, TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3to 1 apt Sir B. EnIWO Old Calabar ogy 8 to 1 Mr. 8. Haerkes'a The Marquis (off) 100 to 7 Mr. U W. Day's Alvediaton (t) MW. 9 to 1 apt Mr. Hav/s Bufkatose (t) 9 to 1 Sir B. Sdkaley a Old Calabar (t) WATERLOO CUP. 12 to 1 apt Slakes nornination (t) 14 to 1 Chnsybell's ditto (t) 14 to 1 Gibece's ditto (t) 20 to 1 Bake's ditto (t) 25 to 1 °Tepees ditto (t) 33 to 1 Callasn's ditto (t) 33 to 1 Lord Sefton's ditto (t) Long's ditto (t) 33 to 1 Randall's ditto (t) RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterda the bills of the following companies were deatared to have complied with the standing orders of both homes of parliament Enumnsot aim 014.860 A, aim CALE:IONIAN min Dun ammonium JUNCTION RAILWAY.—For the amalgamation of these two companies, and for amendment or repeal of seat ; also for the amalgamation of the Edinburgh and Gimagow Railway, and the 0/ mow, Dumbarton, and Relsosbargh Railways into one system. Mrannearnamme Renmar.—For new lines In Mario- UM! Tarzaw.—For power to raise an additional capital of 40,0001. by new shares, and to borrow 13,3004 - 11 re came of the • Station and South Jusetion 10 /1:11:2, sad Dalai* V Mineral Railway were &d -na standing orders were declared not to have been ocenplisd with b the Newcastle (county Down) Railway for the of a hoe in the county of Down, cora mewing at Wahine, by a junction with the Downpatelok and Newry, to Newmethe and to raise for the purpose 98.0001. The bill of the North Metropolitan Railway, for lines to I connect the Rodent Counties, Great Northern, and Hamp stead Junction Railways was withdrawn, together with the Dublin Metropolitan Railway and the Mid Wicklow Railway. Amongst miseellaneona undertakings also with draws were : the Waterloo Palace (by which it was to make aa ornamental structure over the carriege=a;a d pathways of Waterloo-bridge, of iris's, iron, and slate, with winter gardens, museums, and shops, at an estimated cost of 250,0001.) ; the No:tidiest Doak' bill ; and that for the Witham and Welland Drainage and Improvement. The bill of the Cheat Northern Railway (No. 3) was also declared to be withdrawn. The CretilFila re Dieliiel Improvement bill, Pulteney Harbour ill (for now works there by the British Fisheries Society), and a hie for a new Deaf and Dumb Poor Asylum wire also pawed. CITY Swing ColmanMr.—The Commissioners of Sewers met yesterday at Guildhall, for the impose of opening the new commisom. _and Mr. De Jerry was unani mously elected to 611 the sh• for the ensuing year. Dr. Abraham said that varicose complaints had been made in nerd etto the adulteration of food and drink, sad that the oommission had goat to great &penes in fitting up a laboratory, and had larked the public to avail themselves of the act, yet, Aesop to say, than was not out ease of the SETIC4II of Dr. Let/ashy, the medical offiosr, having been called into requisition, and he thought that it wormed be worthy of their consideration to ascertain in what way they could give force to the act. He then moved "That it be referred to the general purposes committee to consider and report to the communion whether it is - expe dited to adopt any and what meesares to give effect to the 'Adultaratiou of Food Act.'" Mr. Deputy Elliott ascended the modes which was then carried nsaninionsly. Two 1111118 1w HATTON•GAIDEN.—Laist night, between the home of eight and Moe o'clock, the ‘ ll, of Hationpuden, Holborn, and its district, was the souse of unusual excitoment, coosaquent on the breaking out almost ainsultsosously of two alarming Lee. The first was disco vered a few minutes after_ eight o'clock, at • private house situate at the bottom of Back-hill, two doors from &mere street, occupied by a hunch polisher • but before the flames had pined any very grog hold upon ilmpreouses the power ful private fir* engine of !degas field and Co., the brewers, was upon the spot, and succeeded in ma terially subduing the outbreak before any or the fire brigade engineer had arrived. Singularly enough, however. in the midst of the operations an outcry we. raised of "another fire" in Hatton-garden, to which the brigade engines immediately drove off, leaving the fire at Back-hill in the hands of Reid's engine and its men, who succeeded In extinguishing it by about nine o'clock. The fire in Hatton-garden broke out upon the premises No. 21, in the joint occupation of Mears. Bosuns sad Lewd, Goners watch manufacturers, and Meese. Berger, watch glass manufacturers, but before the arrival of the engines so powerful was the hold gained by the flames that it was evident the premises were doomed to destruction, and within half au hour of the outbreak. shortly before nine o'clock, the hones wee completely gutted, and the fire would have {Devito* spread to the adjoining hones% occu pied by Messrs. Rowland, the noted I oil firm, and Messrs. Ponnini, carvers and gilder, and Messrs. Casella, wholesale opticians, on either side, but for the timely play of the steam fire and Farringdoo-street engines. It is understood that Mesas. Houma rescued some of their valuable stock of watches from the dunes, but whether they were insured is not yet known. Both fires were com pletely out by ten o'clock. A WHOLE FAMILY SIIPTOCATED.—A most dis tressing occurrence took place at Cardiff on Monday morninf ,air tra nue tlie i. deistli ns o i f n for .ck pe i r i sons. A man nameEllen street, New-town, Cardiff, topthar a with hie wife and two children,vere found dead in Bair beds It appears that on Sunday night, the weather being exceedingly cold, and there being no fireplace in their sleeping apartment, they kindled a quantity °oat in • tin pitcher, which they placed in the roan before of they went to bed. Oa Monday morning they were discovered dead in their bed by someof the neighbours and medical aid was procured, but no sign of life was el)- parent in either ere. The man was forty years old, and kis wife twenty-live years, the daughter two end • half years, sod an infant boy only ten days old. An inquest was held on Monday evening, before Mr. R. L Reece. the coroner of the county, and • verdict ci " Died by suffoca tion by inhaling carbonic acid gas" was returned. SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A 'ADM—Yesterday, at noon, as Mrs. Arbuthnot, of ihester-trace, wee in the act of alighting from her carriage at the King's-cross termi nus of the Great Northern Railway, in order to take the train to ;mowed to Hertford, she stepped on some frag niento of orange peel, with which the pavement was strewed, and fell with great violence to the ground. On receiving mimic:a avoidance, it wee ascertained that the un fortunate lady . bad sustained a fractured leg, in addition to severe contusion, from coming in contact with the kerb stone. She was conveyed to her residence in the Regent's park in a state of extreme suffering. Surely the police should be seated with authority to take into custody any parson detected in t h rowing orange peel on the publii foot. paths. SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT • SHOOTING PARTY.— On Monday, an accident of a most distressing nature oc ' mend to a party of gentlemen while out rabbit shooting in the game preserves of Mr. Walter Long, M.P., at Rood Ashton, North Wilts. It appears that Mr. Theo bsid, =H ider, of Semingtoo, had obtained permission of Mr. Long to have a day's shooting on the preserves, and had invited several friends to join the party. Mr. Alonzo Badham, principal of Shaw House Academy, Yelkeham ; Mr. W. , Ryler clerk to Mr. Theobald ; sod Mr. Blanchard, of Steeple Ashton, three of the party, bad separated them selves from the met, arid were beating the cover, and had all three emerged into the open, when Ryles' gun, which he was carrying in a horizontal position, suddenly exploded, and the whole charge, consisting of No. 6 shot, lodged in Mr. Bedham's neck, causing instantaneous death. The de ceased was removed toGreen-lane Farm, where an inquest was held on the body yesterday, before the coroner for North Wilts, when the jury returned a verdict of " dental death." FATAL MINE ALTIDUT NEAR TAVIETOCK.-011 Monday morning, about 9 o'clock, an accident, attended I with fatal coosequenose, occurred at the Wheal Friendship Mine, *ear this Plops. It appears that four miners, John I Crocker, his two eons, and another man, were working in . the 170 fathom level, when a portion of the ground gave way, burying the poor fellows beneath a ponderous mass of wide and rock. The elder Crocker, when extricated, was fond to be dead. The remaining three are so much injured as to render their recovery hopeless. A report was current in Tavlstock last evening that Crockee's two sons have also hese released from their sufferings by death. 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