The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

N EW SPAPER , a t 4.lCk4 ~Zl ' 41X3 C .l llllll t 51i si t, A I . • , ••• at' - • ~/~~Z~ Is`L ~y Na 4,887.) CILVITA, willing MADRAS,—The w , 4I * ellpper asaill.uy *trawled& WV DASPrI, LSO SIM /IMttwa►louwer, w Inn.lint In the Vbetorts Londn , Dodo. MN Yam us tie lily May. Calhklttime priespri it sod kering Ntatb lab SW. Chis wiemilind stelp, bat as er dr tra, has bar littlottAt 11444• 11 . kis mommeiliten perstene. sad Al cony** is mina sod a stowardsta Ile artist will bp cuattamil Wan at the lhollowtos 1014•111 No tortisty dame wads beteestsi Mei Cowry : • Date of Job Jambs l.lllll NS Juno 1/ limillir WNW' 2.211 SO Am LIN IN E a y i k r IL Odder Moo PAS SO IL =if Or IWO Us in Irraska IL Ileum Ihe M in d= m ar s = wig so lira 01.11NDLAY Au & .1111 r • Qs leelean, K . NTI sal 09 , tin Lebb919041999" lAt ; at She Pim lbe Compalq, 0. Mmelrebre. Lis rims also spell mike be siornisimeadd rldidilipoda Ye mrebe Amid le made 111CRAILD NOW, ibeeelea. sasa law, sad Lostia• Iblpphe Oemerge (9.19019.9. 9, Waft bre, IC WIMICLY IMAM COIOII7NICATION to V li m a= Offest—The lATIZIOOL. nag. STEAN-SNIP COMPANY tatald despite,- t i lbelrellimrimed Yea &sew Mrs.. saUlas At Queues. NM IMMO posompon awl Asupolltes. bliews : WISELY ISOM LAVE/FOOL FOS NNW YORK. art op WANUNCITON. NolteasY. AEA 11DINNVION. Neepariag, Aim AL RITA. Wadloader. April SO. And veva wasionNeglVellsosaw. __ gANlNAomnala . OrrilaiNi WANE= or.rargrz . n.Viberatted. Far hi la ik :4811 111.1 " . it is rid NACTY. N. law WlNirminNl. Mr. THE UNITED KINGDOM SHIPOWNENG COMPANY .1.1ai1104 lacorporst. d with Limited LiablUty. aqua. ammo, so.oon Shane., 110 ..ch, ' , nth Poirot to %Maw In a 1.009.00 Deposit. 10a pot Pb.,. on Application. and ILI laa os allotinnia. Muni soothe' notice of any Partin. colt light Hoe. I..ed VIMIAOY, 6, Cithesthth ethee. Illwthpaek gardens, W , sad Trabothas helma& el the lieWepeNtea ead Pnwinethl Monk, Ithes-A4thirel Ithrsey, Shure Home. Tweakialea, W. Jobe A Nth*, Eatil . M.P., 2,82,111•4 ow, 66. kmemeill. W,. NM aterloal Jae T. Dohona. F. merchant Mimi( el HMV. J. regt, , P, La 8.. I. isecoart-lalktimp, Taw*. HC fu, Ifark-bano, ema Iltmlapitanh Direet.e of the nsfo•rial teem Dar .. Zenhy, Croydon Newby, Caf i m. " :m CD., Oit= C Teamoo, Iraq. Mayor of Hull). C. Nellie Mid CO.) *Gnat"( Illales'a. Lg . . amt Hail 11= sham, Tem, V. Le...Mohan +Met. IC. Itaakta SlMMiag. w 9.. tkantheapkte Midi's* d the tlaather of Cammorm . , Wlth power Is to air ormiltst.) Num _MVO. Birwena. Timm& IC. agn i mirsk hinissm-n. Uri of Isedos. Tlmosnossimslmst. LC. sonsinm-Johm float= Lhog ic. Acossuss-nams. taeb. 4ltsr. MAIL sod Co Masa Sr amons—insions IMbsadon and Thompson. ltwVsmohnsohnlopsi it BIICSINART MIEI.I-16. Dsob. Tway lossearhelessh LC. Tl. ell de Cmgal ddrords. Naked le le aid d ire Aar iw midi dips, WM ipso de del appodi sal weiretille alma et the hest sistrelels isi difteledid sal lOW .10 mil wawa L _ _ .m 4 kr Obridersi ere= Weld boded 1. 10 /7. ...mare Mil mai add ailebb dela Tie demddies d ships lowireire best ere doe id adelded deem Odom emblehdjheboubli WON= les old did ele•de esdak. The Medea bed endpedli wid =keel bellike Ines kr She esseNew dad del kiosk eekr i erseed drys/ d ded•We skseedder. • tem idelkiel be de Wheisels el de dempid. di deg hod by seeddi swebak sided imeisk sesibike Id bed dila of de did appeeed apsedees el meal ereldedereas es be pedealt sal es• seseeed deressesee bed sled e• Ow, le = seism eddy le Waded Id de driddide hip ▪ dely ••••• lira Medd bee bon dersed be dad km es O. delistel Iler de seedresed el de dada's ddd Y areaddes d les ridded medrelllV eke = l : s e* me IWO proem sk• ees•de el Se ▪ 9 ==e v rnekee kr She laesseded of =S W = ewes oe the ilet=erna sepliseed la de valve iydent th,net nedelle ire . se de Se=glid She• dee or les km retard doe de• 5.11118 deed di •Aldelk thedie se lowed Is de led Med den d 4.1 d OW and 1.1114.101 tar. bib( tem Ore al dr ad rY Oda bads le bed le aillsere be ids pesedig •11 de rMe. Y rand M b. el • due praldhb imeised bey • wil,News led id did odds rye, we mud; elm dr Oak malt 011111 de dem el • kw redid Is if rye r melds d Owed win hes le be did In Vigre ter hisk whilst le steeman. O. ad el leek es e d he sled el dikeen and Irma. a det e rz i Nekeekied de sesess e eps awls by stemes ▪ wattitz7. Sestred, I sled Mid. do mel ebe. • skid st less ewer thew we clipper' Until roe cadd gised WI de perm seledsok eh equivalent b the Inertenen is L ab rseneweet. the greeters bare ao lisitatlon In resew assulde the releed 1114,441 NOD. ntug Ceeneny (Illated) es ems d de nest idie lessekeress thr Ms ever bed hissubt beks• Ye public Prederesers end Inint ..1 apylicattwo 1.. shone ran be ob thinal eem Ss debars kle-vta. Ilenehis wan lame% 1. Undue and Iran the lieeretery, et the lll Tl= 4.l ltlllowe the Company. 411. laintrantntreet be FORWARDED, free on application, PLIIRTICTI , I, cantabiles a deerrfetkm sad 1 -- lrtsY seinlatars of many of the machines lactmled la lee Minn Themprais Varese+ purchased by the 11:11.11P1SA N COMPANY' be 110 AT Bl'll.bl7ob by Machinery (Limited . with copies of tretleandab. eel bents ..t be siren 11 :S kV NEABLL S. story, Onk es of the Never)), 17, Gracm hinctiatmet, LC., Lomb.% April as 1,11. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE •od Ll►lt AtI.AV RA NIL% crOMPAN V. 0111ceo, 1, Dolostrtvt, LlTerp..ol, owl Al sad •_l, Poultry, LOll4Oll. KAtabil.bed MN; THE GlSrn,c 1:10ARD CHAIIIII•N —sir J. MN MI ',44 ; ROVE, Bait F. HARRISON. Hsi. - --- W:Viii7l - .BFIRLD, Pay . M.T. John Addis, P.l. 1 William Masoningtan. Eau. C. S. Butler. ray . , M P ; Rue. D. Mangles, EN. BO William P de Bathe, Part. ; Jaren Morley, Bag. Hugh C. G Childers Gal, NI.P. , William hied. Eau., M.P. Henry V F.M. Faq. I Swinton Moult. Hai , Secretary W ash! Huggins. nay. to the Company. John Lange, Kau. lallOgirr KrekerArtv-Jobn Atkins, EN. Alltdrost-11. 11. Canino, Iraq. HIDICAL ilyzitgiv-A. Andres)°, Zhu, F.B.C.S. ; I. Paget, Isq , F. BA. Baximas-Tbe Labdou sad County Bank. SOLlcrlime-Mesam. Palmer, Palmer. and Bull. warn..'-William Throe n, Eau, FIRE DEFARTMLYT. _ . . _ . . The annual premiums enmeil and the inruence al this rienpany ita detenotnittat rates of premium. has miltrmir been ea.•n to itroptatela Mr Itoproviall tins elseractie or lilt{ wherehr Ugh pirmulinsis may he modem! uaaccereal7. LIS K IiErAKTNIENT. The annual Premiums. .meal aItA,M4; wed the accumulated reserve In this departun at is str.2.aitt. ILESoI Ett.Lc. The tsvimied fond• of tie• ~miNsny canted 01,311.905. and the liability el proprietor. it 44 olimited. IPA I NTs FPO LT. Secretary to the Comppaaeey. JOHN ATK I Sp , SAO& et 9eentai7, 1.00 ion. LI:: HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, mai almelimlgne are realised by the use of ROWLANDS' OIL nit efreeet. fragrant, and pellucid oil Is to high repots for it. unprecedented success during ihs ..l" limTgyeam lu imenotlog the growth, restoring and beautf tyksg th• human brit. It prevents hair tem falling off or turn gray. strengthenv hair. cleanses ft from erne and Illandrid. and sake. It lesetlfutty era, pllabte, and glory. For silldren It 1 eve,lally recommended, ea terming the heed of a losatifal bevel of hair. to all clunates It alike displays de in. aliperaide eguilts. and as long been an established favourite Istdis. Thee in el.. 7. 10e , equal to four wan, and tia per Male. Said lity A. IthWLAND and wiONA 10, neetee 'antes, Ilmihyabenkie and perhumerc—Aek Sr 7t °w Yammer AN ZIIIINCTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTI ANTI MATIC ISA LO AU. without aN>ilythe bank or Mortise the boot truly efficarinuf sot pkrrK losinktsta f t to be Übe beat notkihe ter immediately roUrolog orogilk cook* eireArrerd ern id s thnu, aml Imelplent It fro- Asootty MM. TWIN.. *h,.m the fiti oily pemsnose imeasble, sintribly allays the Illrldloog le Aldo rmwelses bus M r we li m pleawehlint eunnarnpthot ha effects we i. W f l om el id fiery, nr ewa lyfua down ion kit Oligelbell• 11 n TVIICI in a f e w initiates OW lota. .-- Me= io oily awl roolol loy W. LA /I BO RT. chemist Ilk Amos. ski* anyntirliet, awl by all drusinate. In bottles Mk 8M fleasquislitios la or. M. each. se partirular and ank kr lasibeirsAalimmatir halms. The name and &Mem la nogellitia Mew Wimp. MDUMAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, t LIM= Balinatlas and Oiainl Vrealumiti at awn t•glino end levlrsodee 'Oa nold=rei &bin- Wd ssaillallso. alleirkle= bleeklod 101111011. . sad • rauksbbil of the moralar =2*. Ow oil Mrs" ererisilia. sad wipe Mum Ms pit honk. 4. iff tt IM .6174 issailty, f"—Wbeisole •=IUJICIA awl 7‘. Ihnlyplos k . SINGS : awl ft al 1110ORD'8 111181N011 d LIVI wislos....ariodi 6. fro aleilowed emillvalluis win. hikes Imposibis. Ils ee pergimn. seamisik. arm bisk restaff^ se Ila, or bur ler 1114 ,5 A p MIIM NNW is willpe milteres ea Was. fa MINK war Tomplrbes. 1111LOttOPIIIIOAL INlreltl7lllllll% Diessivissi OM Logien* Clismkela LAU, *a MR. J. C. BMWS will SELL by AUCIION, at Ids Great Zoom. Inageireek Covvililtvden• 1 " . IMMO% Mier, Apo II: at Wiles& 19 precisely, is valtrahle 001.1.11CTIOK Ii: INSTAL lacludiag several setcreseopsa aseelvsse view laisteras and capital Aim erdectfeleite &mice apperelas. and a Miaboa—Cla view thh illsy red to mortew, nag saltalispes bat THE LONDON P i tVILION . 16, -1• 0 =cot sts.osiotq l t= e as Gnat Opeek_hole. g a bwin wpm • WINSIXO West Lid Ws* led two of Moe dewelemeo wed Modem lisoehled. destined mem of the OPUATIC INPLICTIONSi sad Its wiwideed telest of the UMW ILLIOTT and der a = es )thee am= moot mar taw • lellada 11. 11. 111ehtenowetrelt i. the lop sssstsl Adwkwliew. ewes. ; tedettay. le. GROVE; WOW faitesext. WILLIINGTON REAPLNID. The Aid*r il a gre%ire Is so. rpm tor Wring sem Thrse the -.eerie • Oa arm It wad 9ls Mrs boa an se 9 pa. no Ilmiam.ime *sr awaokbp as and Nad Ow daily frorAr =fi e Is Os S e r ifrom 6.30 to 11 pm. Jamaa'salart, sea 160, raaarift....lN Md , It 110011115; EA U-DIC- VIE. —This Pure PALL BRANDY, lit par 'anon, ts Irmseaatasiad. so asalysle. to be pe. puberty tr ee trona *entity, awl very to recent Importa tions of Cognac la rnsei boliks, per doe.. or In a awe tor tate coyote,. II& pail. No Areate. and to te °bummed sable( =A= mat Co., Cid Jruestish. Distillery. Holbsea,MC. =—Palm Diener 811ZRAY 244. p.r 400. I_I7M_VITIOOO i =oesda with ecialbdesoc ET sod Ow. and lapartars, Xotbars bps% LC. SALT sad Co. 'a EAST INDIA PALE ALE (rnalal plata, 4a. Ott. up t, Burka aka ire Old& area's sank in bottlaa se IN , luptalsi n& sat +mks 416 valor sad Purim** Mau; 6 ileama quota& tl& Al. and Nola Weed =pada tia6.-1100DY as& Ca, mamma. Itimankatat, C. MESSRS. W. and J. E. TAYLOR 36. Utile Pahenry street, 'NOTION Golden.sqnsre beg 1/111117 tie FOLLOWING LIST of lily to tie of lie PUBLIC. Mae American CHEM& Id. to 711 per lb.: nos Mashie theme. 74,1 to Id per lb. Meddle cheese 701. to Id. per lb.. nee npe gillton, la. per lb.: gas Gruyere, GI. par lb. : Ilw Parmeence Is. td. per lb.: One Wlltahan bacon ,by the side or ball!. lA. per ?b.. doe sat batter. 10d. to Is. it per 1b... One trash *Mu 144. to lid. per lb.. gas Fork Maas, ape to ed. per lb., Goias dire has bd. to 9.1. per lb.. nee ea tongues, 36. to Se It esti Au young :owls. b. to Its. 6d. seri tine large or= seek mite* was Ur odors &W. PIANO, 18 Unitssaa, cost 60 sit months ago ; mimensionek simasms mak and (ma 1N.,. N ret WM kook pinin. sibirtimprimissati: Wade Ne lad t atled. Amply 14. DOrakirroad, In Mop Iran Likrisn4. whirs and EDDING. k1uirru1A...c.,),,...".. CA RP B ..., Mostreied wilk SU maw lop. ••= g polio MI u soUslo. NW suanolos tat ens lbouss el au UM. Thil 'ma ..1. 2= for bee •suilisUsa So ClPAVOle siomm i o... asd =Maliatftress.l2•6llB4Comi NA As lulu O umies rs tus.. billu ugiesiMus slops& asel somplob mint iillerlson silk 211 I ohms; eldn4••• illua i rl* 'N'lm 7 . li r mam ; NA Us boadmir and Waft= inbu soil U plums as& Ur Idols ow, 'utopia j Q sad J. PINUPS PARAFFIN 843411.11111.11AC11V1 ANL miasa 44 I=4l4erstim="gCANN" alm ommumur ompoillas at lid. par ; a 014 Dr. l 4 re p" 444shose be Width the sasilks, et 411 &Om Is tows artl we/Am 4144 MA's oet•bgated Ult= a lse r tab% la ma 44. sea = Y . =AL WPM WATHERBTOI sad BROODIIIII GOLD claim Wy troy eels i % wboluals mmi ellmen e• VIM no VII le gml =pienlied. arl nessirood el as peke *opt Matta as Mk Wean& PEN ad. WM% So lr ulmal arab Mt Mow el OK WI sheer tar ambisa." MatirAstiagg IMA EINNIONII4IIIO. Oposstianbe. WA. &pia Jaw mai Alias sad imam *or . ark. ILA lib is • demi al • le lie Mob( Irell Ilanims II AWL MIL BUMP («.11111D WIBB *U NOW MING AND MOM MOOR rid -tsi g Ve bow TAMA arrest, tar Ili= Us.= Dam aDoill =IT WA Wlrmeeslysalms 18.1a004nAlIT. ILUIOVIJANIDAZI MI ADA Is DA aressied op sow Wailes and adver Oft In stow NITABUDIUDDINk 713111ARY. SPECTACLEB, im by HARRIS and BON. will most eertator prel a ret Übe dell Wire tennot M ; made. Neel, with metals or pebbles. lin Limiest steel. wilb Ila le lea Gold as Sliver Spectacles end Ismelbeseis red*. st equally low prkes. iset os = Mein 111. ed. pest tree MM. HARRIS and lON, rbil is lie loyal Family, woeful the &lath Menem Men &seism lheabisited Met Cautboe.—No tramlines web's& Me dm Edittoo. min& C am sw. PRINCIPLES of POLICON N OIT. Sy J o= Om SS lan& Load= Twiner, Sow. sad Itzsow. Wed Strand. ltirw and Mown Iktltlon, In or velanno, an. GOOD for NOTHING ; or, All Down Hill. By O. J. WITTE MELTZER. London : Pu ter. Mn. and Bourn, WWI Masa& This day. Ma Witham. Nadead sad Nalsogrit I walla, aro, aaa, A.YBTEM ot LOGIC, RATIOCINATIVZ sad INDUCT:TN Ng Rag Sao UIR Has. 'madam: Parker, Ike, sad Dram Wart earned. YL CIAZIZION. 11W WOW,. nib Maw Ware pablierd), prima la, THZ SlLV day IA AMA By Wsuat CAPANYON, Author of "Marisa el am blob P,ts. Landes : Ward talks*. I* WOVE!! OtTATArt #IIIII9ID. Tlir day Tarr; Were printed), piles 111., PRE RED TRACK : a Tale of Social Life in Mexico. By GUSTAVE AIMARD, Author of White Bealper," ac . This new tale surpasses I. interest any work hitherto pub lished sod it has the spent of giving a clew view of iteslean life. Landon : ward ead Lock, lag, lieobstreet. 4ha App 13411. Never before published Price 21 TIM LAST of the INCAS. By GUSTAVI Antsso, Author of Prairie Flower," Ac. This entlisly ? =al worth complete In Heed, and relates to adventures an led in dation, novelty, pert red entergiss. It Is egos! ntensity to the Last of the Mohleass," but stew dor toll in laterest awl variety of incident laselos Ward and Lock, 115 b. 11•1410//i. •On i r cr lgt Ilever_tvAfor minted. Prieelu, egnsile_tn. Hto DEATH ; or, Life in Two 111=1A Tale of Love and Adventure. lard and Lock, 168, Fleetatreet. 1INIB4a„ Inalw heinneons lllmitation% price is THE FUNNY ADVENTURES of Mr. Wile DIIILSPIS, on his celebrated Journey through lite, embracing all his Courting, Sporting, Thesmical, Parlismentary, Gambling, and Matrimonial Career. TLe whole enriched witk 160 beautiful illustrations by McConnell. Price one penny. London George Vickers. Angel-court, Strand. Jost published, prim la, How WUHAN; by pool 14 THE S CIENCE of LIFE : or, How 1M and mom to Live Nor: Explanatory of taw kirtorlat of Hoes Existence. and the various Phenomena of Eta WMh Instructions for securing Health and Strength: and ltasunrks on the Treatment of Disorders incidental to bedeMezy a Piraeus of 00 years' practice. otomarrs.—The Physical Education of INV 111e—The Art of Prolonging Llfe—The Theory of Dignation—Theehinmigt and Ito Indieultisis-1 be Cultivation of the Abaft= owl itogniation of the Pandons—Nerrous Disorders, en. gm Landon : Haim Mi. Combat. aid all bankaallaw. Di Cllll7ll ON envenoms, eiorzw. 01111ELITY, to. Jai pabliebd, peas le„ pea bestrew lie Maw lad steam A /111D1CAL Zill&AY ea the 0•0311 1 - 3. CUM PREVATIMI DEMI= la MA Ida pile aleastlote ke palest rateratee to Mold Nei dasor, the malt et tassadas pan' eaess,lel priatko the tassameat of those dadar sonar by wound dleeres adds lied to tad tter sad shellia de. By Or J. L. Cerro, 11, APassosteamat, Lulea. Con Int Hatton', 10 to S. MS SU S. path , Mainkation In nylon libel,* Is noseinibine wing by lib= Ur barb Mo( be found niatid—Mantondi pawn hold wd ee demurs: —Om Lades dra P . 1117= 4 ; w eid J. Alba, Neu roset s q , :a , pad free 14 dug" er la • sealed mut lope 111 a popular modloal wok oft 11121 1 /001 =KAMM . IZTA VITALIS, Wnetested with 100 Ewasvinp tion Lira (or eras attooded at Um Metal Dieu, Parta.mi Impllial.), aseuripih• et the baneful sleets ceseeneest wee ase errors Ind 11011sres a cli th sad nennny. "lawi* Maim dam loyal of M sas dine 111_ pares of to riMier Ibl PM Nefoal Act..j ug :al vi e stieso. ela. Urn" W. Me el=elips's dna:, Ii till I, mut Dra y __ elmilllb 11 1.11. Its be had 4Weet ea aboru and , fres a bednuilientelinensaimeev, Lob& DIR 017LVIMMIL.I.C.S. LM.; 1 4 8. A, 1. eiii/T waraksr. w.. Or be a v eat e = ell ewes el Per Debility. lavolusterel swim co d e c is tiiiesery ecity j =. war lentoe. Awl eel eslbil 38iLifli roe =4Arliglirt Weft, airmisa . . A Witdollial Zak" of Om am% U.: Ihr gois. is, id. awl* IL ea item oiniim. • r imam as aievai , am a. ow iii . oloors4 SI i Ifs hikes, 'Ma" Pad* la sill iwalatikk ilii I 1, ilmai limlbstessliatnek W., tram I II pa. LONDON, TIPIRSDAT Ann . ' 10, 1802. TEI4GUP*O 0kM44,000' • • lIIMICI. ThE VOCAL ASSOCIATION. this Aasociation which has for its object the _ _ - - . - (azuraa's vrianasse4 FRANCK RA The Paris evening journals publish ßW. a•Areeli 9. psSeh from Athens, dated 4th inst., stating that hopes are entertained of an arrangement being effected with the insurgents, upon the basis of a modifica tion of the ministry. It is asserted that M. de Lavalette will leave Paris to-morrow for Rome. dlilienlks of the Most dassiad deaselptions d veal gm* lad ispeday of cheat sad pea' ringlag, sad libbh. oval its bang and its pavans seadidua to the al# and stannous exertions of Mr. Bseedict, aid a amid nittlt. James-ball last night, of wore than usual ta• linst. There was a choir of two hundred rime, amillimmi amateurs—ladies and gentlemen—who, by Mr.Beniisll idelltal training, have attained a degree of wedding iwaithy to be compared with that of our bast ppidesdasal Shan. At the public concerto of the asamistion.l6e bast neenens of road nanny, chiefly English, en nag ; sad the atartainmente umemigd by the admixture of woad THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. MADRID, Aran. 9. To-day, in the Congress the government, in reply' to questions relative to M exico, declared that it approved of the preliminary convention of Soledad, and of the conduct of General Prim. It also ex pressed hopes that harmony would not be dis turbed. end instrument piens encanst by femarite performers. The principal feature of but night's amen wsi • stadia from Mr. Benedict's new opera, the Lily of Killarney, per formed for the first Mole the crecert.room by the pantie aloud the muggers of the loyal Bogileh Opera. The pima eons were exceedingly wellttked fur spormat perforemos. They were, the duet, " Tb. MOW bar dead; sung by Mr. Tennant tinned of Mr. Swift, who wee anacataced I. the programme) and Mr. flantlray ; the song, " le my wig ' sweated° valley,* ening by Miss Basks, sad deservedly °moored ; the " Bastmen'iChorna,"Weieg by the choir; the Petty balled, " say Maveurreee, , swig irk meetly by till". Tamen ; W be trier " Lon** msatas, Mr thy .I•lB4:eumf trl Mks BOON Ar. Musser nrat Mr. Suit* ; srd the fi nale, " B y sorrow tried rsevinly, , brillWOy 'vented by Mks Augusta Thornier, The prim' cepa eking sedll63llll were Borland's ealebretad tradrlpl, "Awake er love," a be piers d Truk eld Bleak benne*, admire* swag ; Bbbeft's legesse " Trim in Ow, Afisireving ;us Passel Autism DI Beriagger ; end Ifamdelasobn's part song. " The Nightingale." Han Passe played pianoforte melee, speolesens, of Ifte styles d different ardent and modes Wastan—ficsiliktit, Pared* Piell, sad redbarg. These, executed with the utmost finish end rieneseent, were most interesting, 'end warmly appierdsd. 2110 whale omen, in short, was or seterteiment which RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, Anil. 9. BOA`ollBiamark Schouhausen, the Prussian Am bassador, had a private audience of the Emperor yesterday, in order to take leave. Ten thousand Bohemians have offend to emi grate to the Crimea. 01 ITALY. TURIN, Ann A The Diriffo of to-day announces that Garibaldi has arrived at Pavia, and has been received with great enthusiasm. The journals of this city stets that the Capitnlary Vicar of Bologna baa been arrested. BRAZIL. (room OUR ows . . RIO, NAB= 11. The inauguration of the bronze statue of the Emperor Don Pedro I. is fixed for the 25th inst. A very bantbonse service of plate has been presented to J. J. C. Westwood, Esq., by some of the British residents in Rio. This pothers has for many years tilled the Oise of Consul la Rio de Janeiro, very mush to the satisfaction of oar English oommuaity. It is reported that ea ambassador will shortly be sent to Europe by the Brasilita government to make ammagemeate tor the marries, of the Imperial Macs, haws to the ' thaw of Malik The Primer Isabel has Jed sompleted Mit sixteenth year. Our coffee Lerket has beau almost imelive sines the sailing of this last packet, about 26,000 lags oalj having heat sold. Pikes, howe►er, are excessively inn, sad the ssrfl haelmes date bas hies at as advasice of 300 reis at erm bet garikallisae /applies from the interior case for wait "my rawly ; tad ft la new ea establialisd tact that the Issileasidar map is very fat billow se avenge. Some estimate it so low as 700,000 begs, but the general epiniosi ia that it will reach a same. We quote—Svgisdar, 7.386 be 7.1100 ; good amt, 7.000 to 7.200; American cargoss.6.Boo be 7.100; Memel cargoes. 6.700 to 6.900. Stork, 150,000 UP. lfacheags is lbw, at 35f to 36f. eimbiwed variety with uniform good tart& I The hall war crowded Matt f •ashareable comperty, aad Me prima* perform:rim were warmly applauded. HAND= Farrirra..—The last of the great choral rehearsals for the festival will tare place in Exeter•ball bo•morrew (Friday) Oak*. /wad is Egypt will be re heated ea this asoesra. riTY OP : , , At the meeting of this society last evenin Tomos in the eh*, the paper road was " Os the ristythe International Zahlbition Building," by E '. 7. Mae& The Arno; after 'ivies a brief dissetiptioa of the bad. tge, to that he had eery Wee hymnist a &Melon as to the style of dworailea be t ultookl Attar oirefal eonsidendloa be &Mail VW the Wee of the root mast be light. sad *battle brat mesh! be s warm vey ; that the embed pneeiple not jo made to Mead oat dear hem the sof ; that tbrly Mel look well in a permeati v e of $OO fest sad that they mut sot look heavy sr cosifmed as they sporceolimj moth, la the viiiteemn If i la ziw oolear Todd do, and the form of Op whelp& as a a eos thaws repeat inimal ambled oa fol kwile the rasa of the sad adopted of blue and rot altersately, coloured M a . th r liereweed h the joists by sinless( on which she* be pi& stars, and ham thine Weal owing ormunoets yellow Wow, with wow fit the Wag. Fellow* out thle io =:t he beei=a palatal ow paper of the fel/ e la of the and it wes - lied in its pleas within • week Shit Van of Ws tiPlialartal as iserealor. Until pehripals were Plowed. it seemed to him that the Widower were lost ; be wished to make the ' swelrestisa elide* awl he therefore ordwered the two sabre edges in cheques' of Meek aid vellum ocher insit the sloths arch full red. As to the bnciap above the. poly. "pia webs' be wisared the. a warm wood Wow. with =leerallowed linos on the face, and the under red. The anther dseoribed this delgil the thrifts pule of the iseseseles, bating essmes wily be hid adopted*, withal', seisms awl filimips. S *sr gepOsid theft IN wl SMs Wes bad lam Genial eat, so la to swum the ireMq.lia atlas work *WEI th• very skeet Op at his dhpsial. A disonerion armsd, to whisk Maas. A. J. Beneford Hope, G. Wallis, P. Palmer, Itionnal. Graham, Waterhouse Hawkins, and Whin took part. THE NEWSVENDEW BENEVOLLYT AND PROVIDENT SOCIETY. The twenty-third annual meeting of the members of this society was held last evening dike News Exchange, Black lloree-court, Fleet-street, Mr. Kennedy ie the plum, for the purpose of oonsiderieg and ocedirming the amended roles of the institution pissed at the last annual nuesting, 'mid for the tounseatioa of the regular yearly business. lb. I &skim (the samMery) read the rules as amended, which son pat a pert Si Wnies%essiestim tsy the Clairton, sad do te nted, to se verb) alteratieew. A new Ma wee thes dashing every doom el 10 gniaers sad upwards • vienpreeldent of the society. The Secretary then reed the wad report, whO , having re ;Maud that so .in urine..,of the deb still held deal from the mods% elated that the sewed suboariptioes for the past year had ameneted to 46i. lb., and the deedless to VW. 19a id., showing as increase of income over the preview year oat 111. 13e. 6d. The amount bus reesived hd enabled the committee to add SOL to the in vaded stock of the society, and left them • habeas on the year of 631. lb. 3d. It might appear at the Bret Tana that the amount of income was thus more than Ramat to meet the demands of the society, but it should be recollected that the amount to be given in relief to peados.'" was limited to the amount received as dividends on the umlauted stock, and consequently the number of pensioners 014 only be incressied by the continual investment of cepital. The committee have at present many urgent application for einstion, but cannot afford them my relief until, by In M enem in the funded property or the denims of mouse of the present recipients of the fend, they can add to the list of pensioners. They troll that during the coming year they may be placed in • position to redoes the list of • The amount of stook invested wee sow 1,8754 kl i n a nt ververy teethil was teed to take Saes on the tad ;Zak at which Yr. Oberlin Dickens had consented to The report was adopted after a brief discussion. The division of space into classes on the foreign ale of the building will never be ascertained until the dose of the Exhibition, and we must be con tent at present to note the progress and novelties set before us by our visitors. The French court and its approaches will form a perfect exhibition by themselves, undisturbed by any jarring tints or effects pro d uced by less tasteful neighbours. Every thing that human ingenuity, money, and taste can produce will doubtless be exhibited in this court, and it will be from no want of energy if they fail to carry off the first prism Though our veat industrial rivals have shut themselves in with high boarded partitions, they are determined to give us a royal entrance to their kingdom within a king dom. The portico to their court, which they have erected in the nave, is of Last-iron, and mania tared by M. Barbezat. Its length is 144 feet, the breadth at the base 151 feet, and its height is 25 ink The centre is divided into three din:zone, one as the east, the other on the west, serving as an imas to the French exhibition ; and the oeotre division will contain • piece of plate-glass without spot, manufactured at St. °obeli'. The dimensions of this pis of 101 ft. broad by 16} ft. high. At the foot of the glass w il l be placed a divan, richly orna mented, and destined for public use. The sides will be protected by lions of oast iron and of natural size, placed on pedestals of granite. The divans are by Mean. Duval Brothers. The central portico will be surrounded by the French arms and flags. Two chandeliers in bronze and gilt, and inlaid with crystals, by Messrs. Deniers and Paillard, will decorate the bases of the two entrances. The diameter of these two chandeliers is 6 feet. The four supports of the porticoes will be decorated with carpets from Aubusson and Paris. On the north side will be exhibited carpets from Messrs. Braqueuse Brothers, and furniture by Messrs. Fourdinois—father and sons. On the other side will be carpets from De la Mornaix, and furniture from M. Marchand. On the south aide will be carpets by Messrs. Requilloit and Chocquel, and furniture in ebony by IL Grote. On the other side will be some carpets from M. Monsen, and carved and fantastic furniture by Messrs. Gueset and Brothers. At the foot of the four supports furniture and bronze statues will be placed inside cast-iron railings. the The space between the two entrances will be fill ed THIS STASI OF TIMM IN LIVIRPOOL.— Since a ...), Wine monumental mantelp ieces in carved wood, ° M il " a the y ear teee hes bees " tree " " sae be the . bronze, marble, and enriched - with paintings. 'WOW tesaohis at trade; mid with DO itamffiialt teuPeoll Perhaps the chief halt that criticism can fi nd of a change for the better, merchants are ineitameit to so into operations while nob en unsettled state of things with these iron gates, which are to form the entrance exists. The strangest festers of the dulness fro that it az- to this land of riches, is in the masks--u they are taw& as terribly to Mate al to any , ,athat ami d e __ ____. i ? ". 1 17 technically called—over the columns. He., by an ese' bsif the slam et iller" . bas sires " Pam"' dorm absurd, almost a caricature, application of the , con whisk there was bet ye ar received sad at ass 1,510, h a t , o f Arsidosa . inn . , iih ih t thin ii sow ventional art shell over the female faces, an stag -11,606 hales ; receipts at the cotton pats were thin mated fancy representation has been produced of unkara bake, sow probably not 5,000 bales ; thus ren. the present Paris= bonnet. Tin illustrated catalogue, under the charge of antis it imporibn impend. soon the war may aid. that i thlereeen be received awes elan 1,000,000 bales tot the ea- I Mr. cuw a w n_ grows wren , day larger and more in. r iiiii mom Da*" the et eb l V to ef the esee r n i .w be Sbe teraiting. —r 'When completed, no such other illustrated w aidkpiT 'll4 = bi a l a ilthan e d e . Pg rymayrievatinim i s iir , :str ubl oore se ristei fun yrt4t i witik piav fociaa. 7: 7oD tou:so r at d zyy. of .no.t M Thh aC inne.g bill ctro r teetz La: rc il i Z tai nl ex)ia t ec u wai. l umere im ex ted 5 7t em il e 3bt n bi li t 40 4 . %.,,„.... ..,„„..ikadity 4 l,2 ; ani ale r hi s ma l P. e H p . ki De o lrott f e ul a d n r : H. S so n m d e le s 3; l l. h r: wonderful n 1 1 by etyerßLL " The reduction of the French army," gays the Nord of yesterday, " is variously interpreted by the journals of Vienna, which a ff ect not to attac h much importance to it. The government seems, however, to be of a different opinion, for on the 3rd March the council of ministers assembled, in presence of the Emperor, to take into serious consi deratioa the question of reducing the Austrian army." "It was agreed," says the Vorstadt Zeinsiap, " that the aspect of affairs abroad does not at pre sent afford pentad for serious apprebensioas, and consequently that a proportionate reduction of the army ought not to be regarded as impracticable." Never (osnlinnes As Nord) had Amelia more need to he thrifty off leer geosolossa The painful labours of the flame* eomminisa low produced only • negative resell ; the aireagemest with the Bank is condemned u burtliseisonie to ties eteiegner, and ruinous to private fortunes; loans, paper song, or new taxes, are projects Dot to be thought 4 eadyet the siellit r gaping Inds, and the State must lire. Noakes ramaine let to fall tack upon savings and asdiestiens. end especially Cu • diminution al military erponees, sad there is • vehement demand for the law me ministerial reeponlibility promised by the cabinet, and which it Whets to hare forgotten. To all observations sad remonstimases the Walden reply by laying the bless far this almormil elated things upon the difficulties oceasisaed _ _ to the goroinnest by the ixoeptional position al Hungary. But tit* goverment dem nothing towards the extinction of these difficult.; ea the °unitary, judging how the lan guage et its °Heil journals, it appears to be on the point et aggravating than. DEATH PROM DESTITUTION. Yesterday morning Mr. H. Ram Walthew, the deputy °wooer for East Ws Seam, opened an inquiry at the Georp Osborn's Head 'sahib-house, Princes attest, Whitechapel, on view at the body of Elisabeth Carey, eseds4 years, who died wider very • ' cir cumstances at • wretched Oboe situated at No. 10, le- Pace, at the back of the Pavilion Theatre, Whiteobspel. med. Jame Harris, a lodger in the house, deposed that the de. sewed was • widow, and had obtained • scanty living by make slop shires. She rested • small roma,and paid la. (4 per weak. The place was without funds:we. She would not apply to the parish for relief, bat had beer visited by the parochial surgeon for Elam. Oa Saturday last witneen went into deceseed's room lad bend her Is • very weak and dying state, lying awes a hasp of dirty rap is the , corner on the floor. The Pea was in a wried and filthy coaditicia, without toed er biog. Wittier ques tioned the dewed, but she wad =wooly articulate. She tolderlden that she bad NA bad any food for Mae days, sad wee 11.11Wrill& A. asighbour was celled in, who gave her • little weak !sandy and water, while • messenger tea fa Mr. Chasepasys, the Illsdicel =Sow, who attended, bat the deemed had expired bdere lab arrival. Mr. Alexander Glarepneys, the parochial surgeon to the Widtechapel Unica, stated that he was called to the de ceased on Saturday last, and found her in • shocking nos- Mika sad liklisea a heap of filthy rags. The body wee mash a and thinly clad. He had made • pest wefts* atarrawitss of the body, and had found the deem& perils* eame7. Oa opals( the bead be toned ma ellowisa el serum la the 1111111146111 ef the brain. Death had, an doubt, begs aseelerated by want of the comma semesarise of life, and bag to the inclemency of the weather. He bad the deceased some mouths but, whoa she was lying ill with fever, from which she re. ensued. He then tried to peewee& her to go into the work- horse, bat she declined, although living in such a wretched condition. _ _ Other witnesses were examined, and The jury, after a brief discussion, returned a verdict— " That the dimmed died from effusion of the brain, acce lerated by want and exposure to the weather." MIL PEABODY'S CLETT TO TIM POOR OT LONDON. —A public meeting of the inhabitaate of Partook= called In Memo of a recideitied oecoormiely sired, to the Addams ci the ward, wee head at the Board-room. Fouotaia-coort, Miseries, yesterday. for the pu rpose taking Into comideration the arwthooet gift of Mr. Pas body to the poor of the Ody el Landon. The media' was prodded over by Sir Prude Graham Moon, the aldermao of the ward. Mr. B. illoadriag, jam, of commenting on the amaillence of lllr. Pesbody's gift and the beneficial results which might be impeded to Sow from as imply:roomed is the &minor of the poor, moved a reeoldloa to the effete that the bed Moab of the meeting are dee and ere botchy gives to Gems* Peabody. Dag, for hie on gift to tho poor of Loodose, with the 1 =ion ef a hope that it ad& the ty dimmer of events to t him lent rat wires i ii = live to me ware at the rewalte el his wed weU Ymwd hothiessee. Mr. Dorsky boy* Illeada the arolMMs. k was 14116811 aid red ordered to be eigromed Good vellum sed Ce?wit i t. Peabody. Mr. Themes Goad eat leaved tide witombig. Teprisseibg as it does ewe of the rill Adrift albs OW el Lambe, dolma le express egialea that the tarreethemet al tie awellieap et the ishearriss thaw is tbe ha S:raeweitj el the 47. end likely to preemies the sad wen-Wag vast ethereyobs. lb. J. C . model the reerietioe, whelk we swims* edepled. A pistol te eeelle At* ll a r li todela Liege b rig Wire them ia a weer seesaw the IRONMASTBRO QUARTZBLY maitrum. The quarterly meeting of the ironmasters com menced at Wolverhampton yesterday, the aseembly place on this occasion at the Exchange News Boon, t ra was well tilled. The transactions were limited. Ant the feeling was undoubtedly better than it was three nienthe ego, and an opinion prevailed that at the Biminplge. asset. lag the business will show an improvement spar bet quseter.day, and that a gradual seashore in the isuis May abuse!, be expected. The demand fee finished bus for Anisrus of late has hese quiet ; the baguseem srldds has buss does haa bees elday through Limped. lassirse. The subject which espoused attention sad diessedsa Irday wee the stimulant like ` to be given to the Semile by the demand for plate-bon for the awry. At 'realisation le ne :machinery in the district shish isaileqnsU to tias onstrae tion of the char of plates regared, hut these is amyup o. alike on the part of those who have oapital to sell up the secomary machinery.. soca as the intenticaa re the govern ment are more fully hwy.; sad that them is a stake of etaffordshire iron which dposmlkarly adspted for produciem plates of the very beat quality there cam be no doubt what ever. From the tone of the °airmail= at the meeting, it is quite evident that there are several firma who are dis posed to prepare for this line of business immediately, sod not to permit the trade to we into the hands of the makers hi Yorkshire and other realities. Orders have already bees received in the district from America for this novel dr ereiptloa of !sifted boo. The reports relative to the dote cl the manufacturing trades of the district were more en. rumen, and marehante sad factors' accounts 11111. promptly Feld* [Stamped, Id. Additional.] INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The remark that every day makes a change at the Exhibition is not very original, but it is very true. Four or five thousand labourers actively emplqed from morning to night succeed in getting through a vast amount of work, and as the division of labour has now commenced in right earnest, and every =halite, seems to be living for nothing else but to make a good show at the great gathering, the yr:which the eonuniasioners and the public e t fore them is very encouraging. The tickets are going off well, and notwithstanding some diem- tisfaction at the purely commercial character of the openingprogramme, there can be no doubt that the E xh tbition will start with a triumphant cere monial. Arta, Manufactures, and Commerce are alweys willing to be patronised by . the salt of the earth, but when that patronage is withheld they manage to get on very well without it. If the concourse on the let of May should be only a congress in which artists, manufactureie, - and merchants hold the chief place., the opening ceremony would still have • character and import awe beyond the reach of criticism. The mass of labour,. 'Obi t and enterprise represented by this Exhibition entitle it to respect, and the financial mimes that it will undoubtedly achieve it will fully have earned. Whatever errors of judgment and :detail may have been committed from first to last —Whaberer tube of pried can be proved against I Many iredFintami of the trade committess, the commissioners selected the machinery they believed would work beet. If trade committees in nine cases out of ten have not done their duty, the ill-used °bailors have to some extent been hoisted with their own petard. If they have chosen trade representatives who home done little more than look out for themselves the representative pprr r mn ciple has certainly broken down, or the committees have imitated the conduct of high end distinguiehed bodies. The commissioners are free from all im- putation of interested motives, as apart from - their individual reputation as honourable gentian*, they can have no other corporate wish tosivbro promote the success of the Exhibition. After many changes, many resignations, mad raspy fresh allotment', we are now able to date WEL something like exactness the relative wpm ' tkois of the different sections and classes throughout ail building: TY following .is the gross amount of horinontal Fhi superiksalarinare feet apportioned to each thirty-six industrial Massa on the BFitisk under the final arrangementa Lw MATTIBLIa. twi t , Class 8 4 L Minieg—tnetaNurgy tot. • Oheorical products, its. t& Fnimood, tot. 4,500 Aal and vegetable enbetancee toad in mensholatree Divided between 972 exhibiton 25,503 26,500 YLOMIEINIT. L Railway plead, to 7. Machines sad tools Nnebinety Pura }99,53 16.612 10. Al eveldiedorel and 13,2112 li ittr.,==re• } wn. • Pilloespideginvarnmentn 14. l'imeeninpliy, ha 11f. Illarelesteal instnuoests 470 16. Medea bietranienta 6.270 17. lineskel iiiebnnenes. Divia4s.behrosa 1,945 exhibitors— 195,540 115,540 WAYI77ACIVRIa. 18. 004AOR P 11. k: tad limp 21. Bilk sal yam* ....5r On 21. Woolke beam, ko. 10, 011 0 • ' 21 Carpets (vortical spans) . 23. Woven and spun falxies, he., shows as 'winless of dyelug. ...... ... 3,546 ' ' 24. Tapestry, Los, ke. 25. Bkme, fur, he. ..... so!, 1,316 26. Leather, Ica 27. Article' of clothing 28. Paper and rioting, ke. .. 6,250 29. Educational works, to 4,344 30. Faraitasa upholstery, is c 25,272 31. bon and Deena hardware 25,593 32. Steel andostler y 33. Works in precious meek, jewel- key, tie. 7,988 34. Gime 35. Pottery 35. General manufacture. Divided between 2,536 exhibitots — 166,11. Total (ioclattiag pampa) TWOPENC: taming forty or fifty separate designs. Each line sad point in these mechanical sketches has to be clearl7 marked, and no room is left for gaining artistic effect by bold and slovenly dashes wf the pencil. The eastern dome, we believe, from the day of opening, will have a canes sienume stretched across its dram-head. This will protect the beads of the performers from any glass that may fall, if the con cussion of so many instruments should have the effect anticipated. Verdi's music for the opening day includes a vocal solo, and no one seems to know the Binger with lungs strong enough to ring it through the building. The score will perhaps be altered for a cornet or an opbicleide. Distinguished Tifton arp now daily shown over the building by the commissioners or members of their staff. On Tuesday Lord and Lady Palmerston spent an hour in going through the maze of packing cases, half-erected trophies, and hammering car p,anters, ~and wen well satisfied with their visit. YerigiatiaT the great azalea show of the Horticul tural Society took plaiee, and this attracted.* large crowd to South Kensington in spite of the wife .vonrable ireadear. TEE EGYPT AILS LOAN AND TB* BASK OF SAX" MEININGEN. regard''auttalecf and ban e i Ese red bees e t aillPild erte of w i th =agreement concluded through the Bank of San. gen. 'lt may be useful, therefoce, to give the following official statement, 'widen bon been. forwarded to us for publication : "The Viceroy of Eupt has made a contrart with' the Bank of Base Meiningen by which be engages, in consideration of a net sum of 1,600,0091. agreed to be paid to him by the bank, to grant an annuity of 176,0001. per annum payable half-yearly for 90 years, secured upon the revenues of tie Delta, and represented by bonds, in which the Bnltsse's au thority and the charge ars to he set forth. The bonds are tobeforthe nominal sum of 2195,2001., and are offered by the Bank of Saxe Meiningen, through the agency of Messrs. Frithling and Goschen, to the public at 82} per cent. The sum to be paid for the bonds will therefore amount to 1,11/1,0401., as stated in the proepealus, lees the deduction of the discount granted to the publio. Out of this sum the Bank of Saxe Meiningen has to provide;for ail the expenses connected with the negotiation of the loan during six months, and the commisaions paid, both in , pty Turkey, and London. A fable is referred to in the contract showing that thelbonds aro to be for the sin of 2,196,2001., and that the payment of 176,0001., to be made half,yearly for 30 years t will repay the whole of the bonds at par with interest during that peried. It will be seen that these facts entirely bear out the representations contained in the prospectus. It is undoestood that objection was firet enter tained on the ground that the interest and . amor tizement fund were to be paid through the Bank of Saxe Meiningen ; but the contract permitted the substitution of a London house, and the bank have agreed with Messrs. Frithling and Meehan that the half-yearly remittances snail be made direct to them from the viceroy." • We think we can disentangle this matter from the mianinkretandlngs which have arisen.. The simple facts are as follows :—Some six or nine months ago the Bank of Saxe Meiningen entered into an absolute contract, d forfeit, with the Vice roy of Egypt, to lend him 40 millions of francs, or 1,800,0001. sterling. In consideration of this loan, • the viceroy bound himself to pay an annuity of 176,0001, half-yearly for thirty yeses, and secured upon special revenues. The Bank of Sane Meinin ra apply this sum to the interest and sinking of a 7 per cent. loan, and the annuity of 176,0001. exactly suffices to meet the interest and abider land on 2,196,1991. of 7 per oink stock. mil aeocirdingly is the basis from which the trans lation starts, _as regards its introduction ea the English market. The question. then was, at what price should this 2,195,2001. of stock be offered, so as at once to command • favour ha the English market, and give a profit to the Baia. Meaning's Bank, the pososesor of the loan ,centract. The prise of 82} per cent. was finally fixed upon, and the result proves that the public here were eager to compete for the stook at that price. Now, 2,195,2001. of stock, at fin per cent., yields 1,811,0t01. sterling, instead of the 1,600,0001. wnich the bank of Saxe Meiningen have bound themselves to lend to the Viceroy. The difference botwes• the two sums represents apparently the Falb • to the bank on the transaction, but subject to heavy deductions on account of expenditure in Turkey, Bop; and London. After allowing for all these, the margin of profit appears to be an unusually large one, yet the fact remains that after the Bank have got their portion out of the affair the English public have been eager to participate. The general security to the subscribers appears to stand examination in every respect. In particular, we may refer to the following points : 1. Each bond will be signed by the Viceroy or his recognised financial representative. 2. The Viceroy is bound to pay 176,0001. a year for thirty years, which will suffice for 7 per oent. interest on the whole 2,195,2001. of stock issued, and for the com plete redemption of the whole of the nominal capital, within that period. 3. No portion of the proceeds of the loan will be permitted to leave the Bank of England until the Bonds shall have been received, or until the receipt of the Viceroy for the money shall come to hand. 4. By a new and satis factory arrangement all money, both for the in terest and sinking fund, is to be sent direct from Egypt to Messrs. Frithling and Gbechen (instead of through the medium of the Gorman bank), and the requisite funds are to be in hand here two months before they are needed. With these particulars we are furnished from official sources by personal inquiry. The fault in the prospectus, as it seems to us, was a want of ingenuousness in not describing explicitly the part taken by the Bank of Saxe Meiningen, and the terms on which that establish ment acted. The obligation of the Viceroy, and consequently the security of the subscriber, seem to be clear enough. Tau CELtI(CIERY VILOATION.—This day the Chau *my clime will be reopeoed, and will be closed text week for Good Friday and the Seater noses. MUTH OF • Panama IN Wierfinferza Iforres or Oonicrfox.—Yesterday Ifr. St. Clare Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held an inquest at the House of Gareenou, Tothill-lielik, as the body of Ann Johan's, aged 44. From the evidence dappeered that the deceased was tried at the Central Court on the 7th of May,lB6o, far uttering eountafelt es* and sentenced to two years' inspriecameat. She had been in good health the whole of the time until Saturday evening last, when she complained of being peaty, and was eget to the infirmity. At two &dock as the Sudsy mooning she complained of fantasia, asd the augers was sent for, but in km than ten minutes I she mewed to mid. Dr. Levies, the surgeon of the prison stidthe anoamismeat o f her death was the utmost sato: - - - - nielunent to him, and he was at • loes to account for it, aa she was fat and retains., and her ailment appeared to him to be very Algid indeed. He bad made a pog•niortent exemdfaalice rit the bode, and found the whole of the rime r& in • very healthy goodition except the heart. width was itoseigetely empty of blood, and covered thiskly with fat. BM died of syncope or fainting littbat had she been put is • horizontal poultice, with OA feet elevsted above the head, her life might possibly bath hem saved, tatike was • thing that should be generally knows. He minittowsil the case of General Pir George Thornton witithhadoome wader bisownimrsoorlobservation. HimmainepestMgWaiminster Abbey, w ebe was suddenly seised with • faintness, and the attendants rested him spirit me of the wham of the Abbey. He (Dr. lame) a oast ordered him to be laid on the floor with his lop L'ltrup, and in • abort tints therm so frx reeoveredea to u...n, to We own reddens*. Had be (Dr. Levies) not been there to give such directions, it we. his bells! that In eft rinds more be would bare bon • naps. TV id 'h ero k exgrthed their Urals to Dr. Uri/s for thi the* it rigid mein due publicity for the of and Manisa • verdict "f lat the deetimed fed el • et the Moth' Loam* lasermis. 0101L1178 001MilfIr (Lnn2.l o ). —Trans rpoolplo. we* Whig April 6, 11,3731. 10• 7(1. i