The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-02 00:00:00

4x71,-//6-4 Ifljt ■ - .14:WSPkPER trort4 AT S'S MU X a .f. -e-* .' Na 4,880.] O.\ LCI TTA, calling at MADRAS.—The wen n Itpper au Winn , steam Ale I N DIAN A . 2.386 tons h.r.e poster, p.m 1..1161g 111 the kturts 1.4 lulus Docks. k.e.111 the :ird April. rioloarklis pmessen at awl lesehil nal .et the 6th April. This inniplainfil skip. hunt ex -1.4. Ow India Wide, ham be= lbsneshly reatted , hat nr4 rale 4 frif 11111111111.11n. ad will carry an el 1, .urueon and • alimieveria rhe .en ire .11l be onalinnlei prig/ Warr of the following t ..s . ...ling saalltary Nam lasi bilosslig to, olpirre. u.l) J . . , 47 1 1 1 munitim. valeutto .1 Tam basoppaffer.l pail) NO 1.1311 NA • WI V* 1 . UN ll* . 1.1111 111 . sin is bat. "t tailing. Ilay 16, June 10. .1 aly August 1$ bcpirsiset IL October IL Novesiir ..hles Mem .... ,«•• et the IWO %ft le leamos. GIUNDLAT EM ,Ce. IM • the Drab" llama ALIIIND altrfT nee Cs, UK Leeenesaieleeet, LK : or at the Moss d shr Vialireakir. Illeatutiesa. Lemke. KC.. where she eppel. +tele toe ampelatmewie ea 31101thtpetem Is this wake *NM *mile Rh HARD DREW. !tit - ruing. Rad ladle MR Lenin Ilapgies LC. Campine klisalted:, K 7/11eatlese, Voir Ordsbi cc ponies. 13LAOK BALL MONTHLY AIIATRALIAN CLIMMIS Imen MIMI. Massa AM Awl 10. moo Apia al 1.to• Mg SO. ast ai lara .ang VIM IL . si. . I toe =Avolos tis .. UM IL War .... UN VA i1a.... iiiiiir, 4 - osloti WNW% famed ovoid Imount sopastloa sod SW pow srodp sessomodoaso Is maffloold ta re iamb saostl—lor A osi v tiowass rowan Issada or to Aastais op* to l %VW SAININ sod Co . .• MI hopor iad taZdt ek IWO lye: u4l, T. it. MA sod ONT. Ilmodss. Le. ::: '~i....: •►..~~: ::. Dirr sad AUSTRALIAN LINZ R' S Taco= AMP. Foe ADILAIDn Ober b the grater part of her rep raged and aliblinsit •Sal Ina gs.porberi partivegy tbe Sri April , the well bows Abr. d,e clipper AEA !MAL A I, register ad toes, AMANDA& lid TT il% Commander trading la the tootkie Dock& There ...t red regular trader is caper* inn for the trade. hr a ors bl4ll rine with Orb rate acootabodatios for cabin p. and is the hot opportunity for goods now offering, roornr.l from Adelaide la 74 rya—foe terms of frell i bi proms arly to Ron ALISSON earl tb,„ 49, Lombard street DIN rY and Mi anA. Innliguata".... DEvirr awl MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE et rti'liaT SHIP.—Fee PORT PHILLIP Direct has a d Peri of her carpe egagid. sad wIII have lainvedlato do vat. h . the SAHA batik diem de. INDLYNITY. A 1. Milk" 44111,11;EONA JEN K I NA, Commiet ; Was In the !dodos Dv k.. Thte favourite Alp la wall kerwa is a fast sailer. and ewellest rosettes is videll dr Ovule delivers her =ea she hats ass prep, silk pod sss ior chid 11•411 paseessera—Pair Woe of Md.{ se pimp *ply to Pat tITT and 110011.3. t 4 llONSeroleash. nEVITT and MOORE'S AIIBTRALLIN LINE AY PACK tT MI P.—Far SYDNEY West (to to= o thr :Mb April. last shipping day Nth April), the dipper ship FOAM, A 1 It years, I tow roglolor . GROWS s r 4, Commander lying to the Inds. Docks. Ili las Po In In fn.tn Chios, lass islhered Mr Mt dNs to 0.11.1 unit r, Is a int t tY to 0 . 0 I.‘ arms of height or Rrtyt to Mayors. ROD sad Co.. Neiman ; or to DEVITT and MODAL s, atinsur-eireet, S.C. VOR VALPARAISO. touching at Madeira, 1 et. ... nu.= De Verde. sad Sinew Sidra—The exile atom X Mail Iron It Le p. Vth r • ter. Mir Fl a ma y. LL. Cooonender telai , 4 2 .ol ler Ile abor s eerte out THVIADAY. the let illay. ibis Ma ow eecoonoodation for tor terms of preope or of tremors no other of erne willletaltoo) ripply at the Compaaja Meek ‘f belldlom Widerolred. laverpool : or to London, to Memo 61111rMWt. MTS. od 1 9 1:41EIL t, White ilart-coort, Loo t Ardetreet. Liverpool. llatoli. UHL W. J. 00XLAN, Beesetarr. WEEKLY firriAlt COMMUNICATION to SEW VI)IK vines.—Th. Livrarong. NNW YOWL, athl PHI LA OEt.PH IA STIAWARIP COMPANY Wired daspalek iis th e ir Edi pow end iron Anew riesmt~ Webs at Queer lows to erolorit paraethee mod el lellewe : WEEKLY MIA LlYllll=r ., oll NEW TOIL Off OF lALTDIOIO, 11. 04.6 Z:e13 A (TIT Or NEW now, W Apr. 11. MY Or WAMINNOYON, W , ApeO IA Aad wavy weneadiee Welemite. Cable gesemps, IS, 17, ma 21 Wows. etherdiee to the anon toothlike. reetned II gelaseth leatedhat all ',member rooked. Ptheespare Omdeed the Wedeln Mateo booked through coli eery Meedgesee tenek—Tee further particulate apply to WILLIAM INMAN, Se, Wirearotreek, Liverpool; or to F I V DI and NACU, 111. Vas Wlltimseinell, Oty. 1/RITISH soil NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL II MAIL STEAM:4EIM appointed by the Ail'lanky to sail 1, tarot LI V Eggnog. and NEW IitIRK. soil between LIVER. iL And hilniTllN, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports t • land and revaire walk, goods, and twasenB l TB the Beaton doga calling at Halifax to land old receive passengers and Majesty's malls. Ihe following or other rowels are *p i...Med to sail Iron Listrpool, Gland at Cork to receive the cools: cAN ADA, for ETON. Sattinlay, April 3 • PEKAIA, Stir NEW YORK. tkinrd.i. April ' Taking procures and goods for Nassau mot Havana, to be Irsooterred at New Tort ow board the HALMS. Karnak, EL 1111 PA, for 803 TON, natarday, April 19, rooLie money. turbans's steward's his and prvisions, but without wines or tainors —To Halifax and host n, chief cabin, tz.: second raids. Ala To New York, chief cabin. Y2B, 'exert/drab., LIR Freight to Halifax. Boston. add New Emil. La or toe. sad Agar ant. primage —Apply to J. B. /omit Ohl ho.nsseaes. Uses ; Currie. Havre. and it. Elan M k hiesse, Pails ; 0. and J. Boom Bachaaisaignist, Oloupw D. 0. tad I'. Hirer. Querwidowit or U. sod C. Hirer, 8, Wildir tort. Uremia/ GREAT EASTERN for NEW YOWL—The 'tonight, alt CAT EAITKILY. KM tow recittgr, lOU diorogobott (moot ttdUmt Mimeo for yew YOWL osier On ..4"iond d rapists W. PATON. so TUESDAY. tIV C Piro : obis pingtii. Is a meardiss to sotamodsitos, all tonne IM now prhilsiog Y tte mina Ammerman Iwo t.. 0 mon ettlh the oaken maws, cooping. Is, WA gown ..for .4 iron att the pitortral tam to 3111Eord Wargo !ohm d Mg& loirrosettato wage. tIO Ha : Omura MAC it go. loglieglos earrerance V.llll/.4.4 Vvolcht s solgone nor 01•41411 norbed (Ober to Llon.ol Low Oa—r.. holier partlesien got, to CAL Moot 9. loolord =Ligation Vont aod Joao& WOW& Ikon . Soggionr. sot Co. 11C Porinevolingoit, toodoo. I I . lOU'S GOO* 'el. ( UMW LWOW thosgooliort. bottom. LC. 10111ILLIPPII, GRAVER, and PRILLIPPS JL daggielli the midarmealiamild antgleas eleseases Oshawa : Nee BOTTIGIDAIL the BATAVIIi, tram the British mad lonian Mem every echo ni.dnini:. at i I a in, sael the FOSEI, every Maria, morning. ate 11.111. bees if w limmt. Per 11101111$. Ye comm. Watseeday evening. April I, arem Ilaraelyikara. Farm: /OA LI, sad lea &Mani gauss lamed at a lase mad MAL !teaks.—The Italivray betirma Beimm gad Bremerhaven la mar opts gar art the mairparie of prom= end merchandise to alps al Ise LILT '1 the LONDGN. OUrl'Alr WAAt. or NAIIGN BAMBINO. marl tea gap, tram Bunstrilowa. Pane. £3 aM £1 la Pee COMB MAGEN. the LA$2 ANGLIAN. in • tew dap from lika re e = gesseepe. Re . pry at t Universal lL IllagealKimm,lll.oor to PHI LU ULM" and PH LI PPI, 11. Ibraillmek LC. NORWICH UNION FIRE INBI7RANCE INUCtETT. NOTICK—LADY DAY ILKNEWAUL lemea ea= Wee Me Mem dem et gen ere Erb Se TM lee the easegnny ewes& ta.ukat TM** mid to gurtnersareti ke Me per INS eras 041,232 • K. MINI ame arrant lawrwl Oa I rrlr Mash "MOW A Mem el Dow sliM et Me peeks eereeitedly weee ts meths may, els, have Om bees ewe Seem smoked ems memallie M Me lereisee b 44Mee6 ne newel same= as la se am Diem Mee Sher mused ty tbe ease seideelelleasseeldm se teems Se their Meerem /se pesepeemes mepte si Is nedsers diem Meeehereek. %mime. see Il Oweeml. Nov MfereeSeeek Iftelfelem LC. ANZVER FAILING REMIDY. Dr etlY77 e KI LIM .• UV IA NUN. prepared with any fr.a anyMtireartel to sit .tient. tram lbw 'clip of De. liver win sil Invelsehle to who swim grow nie neer cone t.•s laltrootton• ttrlaE. sgasas. gllddinete gleaners .4 the • rot habitual enstiewsioe as *faintly aperient vootletne. A A. A gong, of the blood. they are truly excellent , in t.. ir T. edit.* and irengernl to the stomach they create I ' , mode digestion. sail strengthen the whole IIrtVOUS e="— •••44 by W Lamphere 10. Jerwynetreet, and by moot bmett. le lid and le W. De owe to a* for Ini= done ..n.l Llier Pine the panisesre agorae innessellip. . • William Lambert," engraved on the stoma. INFALLIBLE and prompt CURE faroollollB, • ,rt.l L.uut : 40 “ neellbt Wray, ha, by tt, I.OItAL PAATILLIS et the 141111111 T, prepareizzz ebaniat, boo iimple barbs. ttoriableil sablyiih—lllebbals Dyes, Mama RELAY sad 11011‘ littlehtbdrest, My, LC. Mos ilk It yay Imlestibuth 'MIPS 00PAIIIITZ—Copailys sod Cabala sIA dmoblimm Om Inn roma" la lino ••• id • moolligm WIG god akar. mod mageolgo mmgagmk mod palls distonomee. K. Ammo has M fingland lignmainille thenpeatte Mini& Perketol•2•••••^blf leireal. fools bk °soaking all Um Partve A, :m. Ild• Ii- W. Om Mom adapted i n lin of Malkin, Mee 1 . 100 Ohm • Osmond Ina. la fins. mod mama Lades Y. via, It floginia Osra mod SI loniskommo% Ike am of lemma U. Mod. god Lapin ark. " Om. 41.11 e. Ile Irbil im M Nem of • gents acm Mon in Eno allow Vim ' ma mr= "i dammemo 110 . = ma Md. ; ton Iv mg. Oa 14.--101EAU, Pooch disoing. lamming. brim ; 11. Roe 11 grasolls. hats; and ail sa the Mr. Goa.. " 1036". rogslwris• ~Pt. r be& mra. Amo ot X°. r tottion.". lus LONDON PAVILION.—The engagement el X 1 ODNETANCE is sow desiring to a eloee, and the opportunity should sot Neap' those who have sot ahead, partici. Petal Is the dent& orcaskased by her sweet melodies. She arms at 9 sad 11, and Madame LOSIBINI will also ooetrihnte to the armament of the visitors. OPERATIC SELECTIONS are per formed every evening. and the BROTHERS ELLIOTT will vpear in their wonderful entertainment , in addition to alit, h Mrs. LAWRENCE will be included in the me, atrial cannot be excelled for variety and novelty. HE LONE/ON PAVILION, Tichborneatreet, top of the Haysoarkel. Admission, ins. Id.. balcony, to. RCIWILL GROVER, Mashed Director. EAU -DE-VIE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, tra. per I(alloo, V demos ad, aro =alp* to la WWI) tree from acidity, and my raprelar to moat tier of Cognac to Trend' Wilma, Ys par dos. or la • coot Mr the nuotry, Ina Radom anises paid. No dpsats, sad Mbe tt&Med NAN HEIST SUIT mod Oa, Old Virolvare )CEREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHIREY 24a. per due. AIN A f a r l arT aad .MM M i ni. sißlen sad with H ' bon. EC. Cp:KB'B CELEBRATED READING SAUCI, hkh Is se cateetned Mk GUM. Malik imps. Orilla Oralpiim UM and Cold l u g awl asilvslid far prima ma amid by the moat rrepectable dram WIWI mama C. CO= Itamdlas, NM manufacturer. Ws J. sad C. Cocka. LONDON CARPET WAREROVAIL wAves me SON. 11 Awl 4. 0001101441711111 T . W. &ad & BMUS HAVI OPKNED P. ADDITIONAL Ka MST PZIONISIM, . l AND AK OIJOKSWITZINT tam* Stir IlloSatresth la asitarallsa will appoils lity Prtatkaa. la to CITY-ROAD. THOSE MO an respectfully aolleitaml t Impact their Dave sad aided Medi of ana-cams lavalatant at both Eatablialuatels. GOMM CAIIBLIOS fl TO ANY PART OFTHS KINGDOM. _ Minted Cia4;eriald and pose tree. nauTION .-WATHIBEITON and BROODIN reesammead Ote palls be boss the Carat Odd dead.. the lavele•— . /toe Odd and nes SW as apiErd J r bias a dahmicet •WATILILISION mad BROOM r i ns CRAM, sad an .Attila smidastmled by them are add vim thas principle, sad at the araidastiorary prism tlessdaelsel. It Bearlettadreet. Cdsmalbrdels, hasera me& el ad= sad }smeltery we lc eseb.—.m.ll. num ablildmait Is decd at la the evening, and cm Saturdays at L H AMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS, 106, STRAND, _ The Nzir COATINGS for the medal, eataan are mow read), of which weeelara sarnaesta are kept for lagseatica The trainer Yip are la eeeat variety, and of to:twee and patterns that can nel he exoe A mint dock of nada& looming, and over coats are stereo on hand, at HAMILTON and ICIIITTO:CP, 106, Strand, opposite MR. IMRE (ALFRED WEBB MILES) m SPVNO AND BUNN= STOCK Mt Um WeeMtmeall Staab ANGOLA Ma mums. u am VINO as* mai far Mimi Tiammes ware adalatiol i irilso, =TrMYMoslimamouurairgr, AM ail amoseMil with mg perms ImMMl:Vadver• SOK la Ms arm ISTABLIMISDISa IMIIMIAZT. MU. RARE COMBIN•TION. .A. E MOUS end SON bet respeerfs* to remind the h r e l i t i that in every departoret ad el lark idlirreente the degree of excellence Is einsolated 'Ma labia *smog moderate. Their orlebratal IsDasesagtaus SUM sallbed viltsW for madam rldies travialbt a t esib bnersh e mi = had In a term Vof semonable awl ebb M. to Ple. iel universally minowledged to be the dispel and most serrisrable wan ever produced. To be obtained erlyot L DOMES end lON, Merchant Tailors, Habit Laken, Woollen Drapery Matten, Beaters, boot and Shoemakers, and General Outfitters. London Houses: City Establishment, ISt, 15S, 168, 167. Mitmetes gx gs, au, ge, Althorn, Oxfordatreet Branch, fob, 507, 608, New Oxfoodstreet 1, t, a. Hartotreet. Tottenhaus.court-road Branch, 137. 138, Tottenham court-road, :113, Eestoo-road. Country Establishments: Saterield and Bradford, Yorkehire. All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest prices, front which so abatement can be made. Any srUele not approved of will be exchanged, or the money L i da of puss, with rules for seltmemnresmat, arid patterns, positron 'stoutly* preparations have been ands far thowbg. Z. WOMB and Feint setabllaltosass are dosed s 5 Friday maim it meet SaSsisdisy main sauset. whom baeiwa Y rosanssi NEW ethnic WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal AtteacUon, sad to health and longevity by the proper swatteation of food. 11.0W1.1LNIM' ODOSTO, or PEARL DINTIFILICI, compounded of Mental ingredients, Is of inestimable vale is pre.serrinLand beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gum, and In sing a viewing fragrance to the korvath. It eradicates tartar the teeth, remover mote of incipient dewy, and polishes and preserves thr enamel, to which It lingerie a wart like wlteness. Ito invaluable pertles have obtained the patronage of royalty end the entry of Europe. sad It le universally In high repute. Price 2s. hi. per box. sold by A. Rowland and Bona, 20, Ratios garden, and by amide sad Perfumers. Ask for " Rowland' Oando: RIPS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA hp lig ! "Cl besmoisrher twenty-five years. emphatically sanc tioned by the =Mad preihsetoa. and universally accepted by Onrtburathe Idle, ne lie best reneedy for aty of the stomach, , pest. and lodifratiou. and aa • mild ape rient foe delhate cenelatnticess, more especially for ladiee and children. it Is premed. in a state of perfect purity and uniform stremplik only by DINNKPOItD and Co., 174, New hood-street. Lemilen; and mold by a 1 respectable chemists throodisettlieweelL DitBUCHAN'S INVIGORATING NtifIRNOR, for Nervous Raimatioa sad Omieral Waimea, at our. restores sad invigorates with magical rapidity the mad slabW tate.l constitution, thereby numbs peraesietismah, issermeed strewth, energy, and • redoubled favelepaset cd the asaseslar system. (me trial arid force emsvietlea, sad Now tidiers impoa rite. Price per bottle, Ca 6d, Ila., at four tams the spastity, saa—Wholmala Agents, BARCLAY sad /10=1, ranidialod street . dad of all chemists throughout the MR. PEAW/DY'S MAGNIFICENT GIFT to the POOR of LONDON.—The ILLUNTILATID W latantay ilex*, contain a body-engraved tall length t.. Pregrett or Mr. Peabody page ear from Photograph Donegan: together with %love of the Iron.Vateti ritetun r gamboge Lad the ronblatett Floatine flatten Monitor. ig:Viola views exhibited by John WM. Eet , M.P.. at the Inhibition at Naval erehltecta. The game numlicr of the Illesteabiel Thera will contain an Cann% ing of the Visit of bar Illarooly and the Soya Prnmessaea to et. °votive Chapel. Wirier:. with a variety of Illuatrattons of general interest. Moo let, or free by pod, foar ntainpe—Orbee, 2, Catherine. Amok W.C. Thk day. peke Ode SeMs& the Pbee Number of THE EXCHANGE: the new Home and Ci)lonial Ideskly infra al Cameserce, Slanafactures, and General Talkies. Lauded : &ape= low. eeR owl Co., 47, Ludgate bill , and ell hookeline la erne add eadetry. Ostler IA et Yell Sewed Bede% Tn. le, prim Ow Shilling. TIER PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL, containing the TZAACTIOKI et the PHARItACEITICAL SOCIETY. _cimimen vermin Tree Track In ,Bala—illolmistA Prim tar s ie wiraimoure of ketp—uookusloo roil...lions—A PANGS for totimitios Took Atte a flalto—lienbone, Ito Proporollowo and alljblig, or Liiinfol Dilo.forn, applied to airlit ysi t • Modleinet. —R p..rt of thelloodloot M P. C l b alka iniod loveolluation.- 1 hi New Pine of Ihrolootor— POISIMOOO Mae . 4 Carbonic .lil.le-0111 the Compoitino of Calorie Ithow—Toloos. not obrolo Nkomo—The Supply of liodisiuso to akoritable InMitntione Volum 11., Osmond Series, may be bad la sloth, Y wail as ihIP EiAs~ otooodloo veto.... Price It. . London: Jobs Murrill/I. Venn Burlinotolootteet. Edistarigh : Nactookiis Ind Stewart. Dublin : Fannin raid 00. Mt la, Now Edition, Ity 14 COI CE of LIFE : or, How to 'ye, sall Whet to Iles For: Explanatory of the Mystortes of r 1 !hr . and the Health awl various Phatemeas of nd Lite with With k and err get: a Remar es the Tatiesment of Dlaardara Isitantary Life. By • Pleeeeetit el 10 yea preello• Ocorrarra.—The Markel beeetle• d &eV Leo—The Art el Theer7 d Depettee—The ems& med The Culthelle• 01 the Aaelesee mid Resideeme d Ye 11111111M—Nirliel Dbeeeere. La. ea. WM= : Oerste l. eel ell booksellers. MO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— ... A BOOK on this subject veldts forwarded, gratis, to the aillidad. Ad per.= sortertas from the irlinary admen= of =amidst( should at i.nce wad a stamped directed envelope to AMA C. I 1, Edithstreet, Hathmerroad, London, when a copy be breedistelv retassid. New lenitg.4la, poet tree 14 Na, err to • mated enve lope to • make =ailed wort an NERVOUS 11.1EANNT1O . VITA VITALIB, illustrated with 100 Engravings tram We lad mei attended at the Hotel Dieu, Paris, and ether Neeplethq, descriptive a the baneful effecta consequent a• were and MOM el ate and maturity. By lignelerit et tbe c. W ris. al dargeosse, England, so▪ d id *a Bea . w Edinburgh, re. war Ur yaw= w as Ichonaeres N. consulted at r i r di eilmie, 464, 11 landau, W. =lBa.m. ast emir.% _ k aft_ ,11SW 4. sad 111 b : Etlodare, 11 ttll s. To le me wrest ea above, and Irma all boolinstlers la Patereaeler-reer, Leedom DR. CIILVERWMAL, LA[., GMAT MMlGlsovetirniker, w., Ces be ennenilied apes ell oeseesi Nene= DebING, Isnobssaary ppelpelitaLaa. Low d mama, Incapacity, Opener. tone r% Illeeelty, Cesderbeefon, Gebreakan. Jul emblibbed, an entire Rev lawlibel Week, entitled ea Swim d Or Om. L. ; by poet, la Id. SIC Xs" Oembillor A. es above. Dr. G sag be essealese ddly IS, at The at Todd* NM" le, St MartWble•Gesad, and I. Gnat Wrilodreogballesit, W . from 9 p.at. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1882. 72011( LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. SAXERITITd. [XLMIII or ROLIOTTORS AID FURTHER rAirmaruss TO EE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE Or TILE OW 102111TRATI, COURT or SANCRUPTCY. nontonALL-arassrl WALTER itictiA!p. Soil. Haringstoke. HAIM, bratOlitker. to - 1161111111117' Ag - e - t 14;rit111. - AIDS Heavier, Nt. Donstens-hlll, City, tailor, April It, at 111. HIRMINT Puts, leer, Bucks, baker, A pril 14, at 11. THOMAS THultaS, R ellastreek Difordstreet, draper, April 14, at 11. 601117 GIRMUO. Sidneystreel, Commercial-road East, relieving officer, April 14. at lit. JosaPH Tons, tiunbiil-row, M. Luke's, bag maker, April 14, at 11. RODMAN Hl2ll Mani, Heurtetta-otreet, Covernsarden, hook seller, April 14, at 12. OEOIOI RAMILIIT WYATT, George-greet, Hailover-srmare, surgeon, April 15 at 11. WILLIAM HMV( BRANCH. Evanastreet, Poplar, dealer In ship's old stores, April lb, at 11. JAMB AtexANIMI Cutffitoi HAT, Ptunotead. Kent, rb-rk In Woolwich Arsenal, April 15. at 11. Jo)N NAT Loa, Brixton. artistry, April 15. at 11. PATRICK O'HARE, Banbury. Moo, travelling draper, Aprlll6, at 11. !Jog Maxi, Chiswelistreet, Finsbury, toner:contd. Aprills, at 10. Gamma (Worry, Admiral-terrace, Pimlico, commission agent, April 16. at 1 1. J Mize Maciry, Castlestreet, Citysood, and Colemanatreet. City, watch manufacturer, April 15. at 12. JAMS Means, Camberwell New-road, oninlino driver, April 15, at 11. QUALM liaoAD, Dwitamatreet, Vauxhall, commission agent, April 15, at 2. 'cows Conn, Middlesexetreet, City, rag merchant, April 15. z : O % A I Brae Church-lane. Whits^chapel. blacksmith, April 15, at 11. WILLIAM Dicta, Stamford-street, Lambeth. estate agent, April 1i at 11. MOM BENCIAry, aoutlunapton, apothecary, April 16, at 2. JAMB Iswarmr, Sittlngleirne, Kent, saddler, April 15, at 1. CillaaLle Joint Cr Luronti, Southamptonetreet, Strand, amt Upper Stamford-street, lithographer, April 16. at 11. Joss Hsvnv Tvtuirk lirrontu, ng Moines!, Jeffery-terraCe. Emitishdown, clerk in holy orders, Aprll 16, at 12. MIXT WILLIAM WADDELL, Bond-court, Walbrook, and Cam. bridge-terrace, Clipham.road, wine merchant, April 16. at 11. 011astuts WELcH. New N orthstrett, Red Lion-square. baker, April 16. at 11. Cam= Fuics, Sudbury, Suffolk, grocer, April 16, at 1. 010101 BIONILL. Barking, Essex, builder, April it, at 11. 711M1 kosl, Weideott, Surrey, groom April 12, at 11. ll THoAs GUMMI WINSLAxii, New B . ridgestreet, Vauxhall, and Vauxhall Railway Station, Ito fitter, April 16, at 12. YHoaat FIRDIULICC WILD, Hayes, Middlesex, baker, Apelll2,at 11. WILLIAM Groves, Lee, Kent, secretary to a public company, April 16. at 12. WILLIAM Pll.Ollll, Toweester, Northamptonshire, grocer, April 110.112. Slinales SHuaT, Parketreet, Camden-town, tailor, April It, all! JOSS Rea, Patriot-row, Bethnal-green, plumber, Aprlll2, at 12. WSUAM ClSoaas Holtaciaris, Church-street, RWwritithe, liegosed victualler. April 11, at IL MOM 111 ID. Uwe:Wailes, Warwbakshire, tailor, Amlll4, at it Tosius Otrlntsi. DMity, Worcestershire, grocer, April 14, at 12. DAVID ALLOW, Michaekinuch Earley, Herefordshire. fanner, April 1_ ,7 at 11. 10111112 MAlTlffilr 110112, Tiblierton,Herefordahlre, cattle 'Water, April 17, at 11. MAUR DOLDWATIN, Birmingham, jeweller, April 17, at 11. 1/bwmin PICEININO, Wolverhampton, licensed victualler, April 17, at 11. JOUR 706K1M GALLIE Newport, Monnionthaho, Aril 15, at 11. JOEY DALTON, Firebeacou. Lincolnshire, licensed victualler, April 16, at It Yawn, Castor. Ningstotimpon-Hull, hat manufacturer, April 16, at 12. 11111JAllin NUM, Klnastonmpon-Hull, cora merchant, April 16 at li SARUM. CIIII.I4IUS OLtvrit, BrhUings, April 16, at IL WILLIAM /7/DwARD MIDGLEV, Bradford, Yorkshire, sasilikr, April 14. at 11. TMEODOMIICAIIMINLI, Warsop, Notts, miller, April 12, at 10. Maims lUiOwtss, Sheffield, hosier, April 12. at 10. Jots WHITIT, fun., Liverpool, hatter, April 10, at 114. Joss HDLMF/I IMIANNLIN, Liverpool, coal agent, April 16, at 11. WILLIAM Pcon, Glenrityil, Montgomeryshire, farmer, April 16, et 12. 11SsiAsl1 HITICHINIvoa, Warrington, Lancashire, basket menu bellarer, April 14, at 11 JOIN lowLlanion, Manchester tea merchant. April 12, at 11 AUL Swan, litaleybritige, tailor, April 11, at 11. JOHN ID/DODUN, Lee Mill, Lancashire, innkeeper, April 11, at I. THOMAS &MD, Blanchester, coffee-house keeper, April IS, at 11. THOMAS BUCKLEY, Cheetham, near Manchester, drysalter, April 12, at 11. ANTHONY KNOWLES, Oldham, chemist, April 11. at 11. 010601 .10110. Bonkaley, Warwickshire, journeyman etude water maker, April 14, at 10. BENJAMIN PRAMS, sen., Birmingham, boat steerer, April 14, at 10 MDWIM RZNIIMIT, Aston, near Birmingham, builder, April Id, at 10. Motile WILLIAM SLisici, Birmingham, builder, April 14, at 10. HATIIELD, Birmingham, Merseyman saddler, April 14, at 10. Fatostucs WILILII Milan, Nottingham, watchmaker, May 7, at 10. JOHN TATLOI. Nottingham, labourer, May 7, at 10. WILLIAM Nartelt, Bristol, stationer. April 11, at 12. Ruler DOCenoilli, Liverpool, cotton .healer, April 11, at 2. ANN SURPHISD, Liverpool, dressmaker. April 11, at 2. JOHN RITIVOOD, Darcy Lever. Lancashire, provision dealer, April 16, at 10. Ennis Moos, 1 - anthem, Hants, artist, April 14. at Ili. Janis HACKMAN, LADRport, Hants, cowiceeper, April 14, at 11. VINCENT HAwkise, Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, coal ruiner, April 11, at 11. Malian Wass, Stewmarket, Suffolk, schoolmaster, April It., HURT SLATER, Wurton, Yorkshire, plumber, April 10, at 11. THOMAS DffialiALP., Si, Helen's, Dorhani, pitmen, April 17, at 10 Catalan %Venni?, Northampton, warder in the county /awl, Aprll 14, at 10. WALTim TILEHoRNIC, Llanelly, Cannarthenshire, weigher of =April 17, at 11. Leek, ntaffonlshlre, innkeeper. April 17, at 12. RicHMIM OWEN, jun., Pemberton, Innawhire, labourer, April 17, at it WILLIAM COM/Mora Stratford-upon-Avon, tailor, April 19, at 11. THOMAS Togs, Oldbury, Worcestershire. charter master, April 15. at 11. Joni BIND, Appleby, Westmoreland, boarding-home keeper, April 15, at 11. Joss Mama Comm, Yaversham, Kent, carrier, April 11, at 12. Josleryl MINION, Worksop, painter. April 16, at 10. GEOSMI ATEINiON, Bradford, Yorkshire, tailor, April lA, 1110 k. JOHN Klee. Kensworth, Herta, innkeeper, April 15 at 12. HIT HAIM He/Meech, Li nc olnshire, farmer, April 14, at 10. Joss Rows Calcium and WILLIAM RODEST CRICKWIT, Mar gate, bathers, April 11, at 2. Aitken LIOGIWIT, kammate. biker, April 10, at 1. Joel 1101 es, Boston, auctioneer, April le at 10. JOHN KIESEr, Westwoodskle, Lincolnshire, beerhouse keeper, April 10, at 11. THOMAS COATS., Penrlth, Cumberbuid, Innkeeper, April 11, at 11. Jorterit Bairn, Newarkmpon-Trent, painter, April 16, at 11. DAVID REAMSDN, Arable cote, Staffordshire, commission agent for the sale of coal, April Ik, at 10. Jong PAWS, jun., Tenbury,Worcestershlre, stonemason, Aptlll7, at 10. Canaille LICTCHCI, Cheltenham, milliner, April 15, at 11. greases BENNET!, Gloucester, haberdasher, April 17, at JAMBS WILLIAM RANDALL, Sheerest+, shipwright, April 15, atll WILLIAM WILVALTON,CongIeton. Cheshire, butcher, April 12, at 2. LAST REAMINATIONS. April 29. R. Winter, rdwardstreet, Stepney, attorney's clerk- April N. . 1. Holahan, Waterloo-terrace, Commercial road Bait, lead merchant-7 iW. J. Sweeney. Stangatestreet, Lambeth, journeyman en neer-April 20..1. Tarr, Weathournspark vilhuonews, I diagton, blecksniith-April 29. W. Gardner, Nerthamptoe, victualler-April a nion W. Brlmley, Wood-green, ter-April 8.. It. Bradley, sead, Southwark-April Celt r r.l Bloorgatestreet, City, attorney-April 29. H. T. J. . Haslernere, Surrey, surgeon-April 61 . 1 . Webber. Tun illikridgel."'Vells, Kent consulting surgeon-April 29. T. Harper. Hiodealreet, If anchesteraguare, dining-room proprietor-April 13. R. regood, Shafteshuryterrace, Mile-end, transpOrting plot -April 20. R. C. Sadgrove, Brighton, milliner-Aprll 30. W. Curtis, (bundle, Northamptonshire, innkeeper-April 30. T. Houghton, Hartley-row, Kanto, grocer-April 30. 01. R. Grant, itotherneld, Sweet, and Surrey-terrace, Walworth, farmer- My 1. Lambeth Mary Kitchener Pallett. Woodford, Essex, schi.linistrees-April 30. T. Whitby, Upper Thamesstreet, mer chant's clerk-May 1. J. King, Bartholrmww-cime, City, turner -April 10. 6. Bugg, Bromley, Middlesex, carmen-April 30. J. E. Townshend. Bathatreet, Tabernacle square, mattress maker- April 30. A. L.Lericiw, Colemanstreet, City, and Charlottastreet. Fittray square, commission agent-Slay 1. J. Chayney, Lenhata, Kent, farmer-April 20. D. Dewing, Higham, Norfolk-April 30. I 2, Hunterstreet, Brnnswicksoptare-April 90. E. bell, Chelsea-April 30. F. J. Whiffen. Deptford. and St. Mary'-axe, City. euraraission agent-May 5. H. Snook, Bristol. lodifing.bouse ke per-May 5. T, Meld, Withington, Glouctesterahlre, innkeeper -April an. T W. Horner. Market Rairen, Lbwolnehlre, common brceer-April SO. G. Pinkie y. Bridlington, Yorkshire, agricul tural Implement maker-April 15. 0. Smith, Guiseley, Yorkshire, I rinth manufacturer-April 10. H. W. Ansdell, Liverpool, com mission merchant-April 16, J. W. Hannon, Birkenhead, leather I dealer-April 24. .1. Lavery, Blanchester, wine merchant-April 2.5. L Charnley, Lower Uarwen. Luicashire, cotton cloth maim boturer-April24. R. Barnes, Wigan, licensed victualler-April 12. A. J. Mackay. Salford, doctor of medicine -April 30. W. A. Walker, Bliumhester, conlinMAlOnmerchAnt-Aprll 14. H. Powell, Birmingham. photographer-April 14. W. Russell, Birmingham, delivery poster-April 14. J, Darnall, Jun., Birmingham. butcher -April 14, G. Lance, Birmingham, architect-April It. W. Whitehead, Birmingham, electro-phster-Aprit 14. J. Lee, Mr mingharn, wood turner-April 14. .1. Prichard, Birmingham, wood turner-April 14. E Mondry, Birmingham, pocket book manufactare-April 14. G. Drew, Birmingham, boat header- April 14. li Olifilthe, ltirnringbam, gun maker-April 14. J. Har court, Birmingham, braes founder-April 14. T. Milner, Hands worth, Staffordshire, fancy cabmet maker-Apr(l 14. J. Gardner, jun., Birmhzglvaru, warehouse clerk-Aprll 14..1. Coney. BWming liam, coal deafer-Aril 14. W. Davis, Birmingham, wood turner -April 14. W. Woolley. Ratedswortb, Staffordshire. and Binning halo, silveronith-April 14. W. S. Hartley, Birmingham ac countant-April 14. H. Solomon, Birmingham-Amine. J. E. Dmiksfitirmingharn, Journeyman Mass stainer-April 14. E. Smith, Birmingham. clean/ metallurgist-April 14. Sarah atonal!, Aden, Warwickshire, beer retailer -A.l 14. J. Palmer, Blr mingbam,coaldealer-Apetll4. W. Brattry, Birmingham hander -April 14. R. Sly, Birreinghani,haruesa furniture manufacturer -April 14. J. White, Aston, Warwickahlre, accountant clerk- Spit 14. S. Bliley, King's Norton, Worcestershire, e April 14. J. hollow. Aston, Warwickshire, bay dealer- 14. J. Sanders, Birmingham, builder-Aril 14. J. Taylor, ham. book-keeper-April 14. T. Shore, Birmingham, VIM 1 brewer-April 14. W. , Pckus, Birmingham, tool maker-May 1. 1/. Hammett She Meld, baker-May 1. T. Woodhouse, She Meld, Innkeeper-May 1. E. Layton, SbeMeld, bootrnaker-May 1. R. Major, Sheffield. broker-May 1. S. Tyas, abeMeld, pocket blade grinder-April 16. J. Tate, Liverpool, tarot-April 16, T. o.Ble. pheneon and W. Chddecutt, Llverpook 4 flumbers-April 16. B. Tristram, Liverpool, hide factor-A l6. .1. Foraw, Liver pool, clerk to a builder-April 1 T. Crenshaw, Liverpool, draper. asdidait-April 10 W. F. BMWs lilishopwearmouth, retailer of ale-April 26. W. Wtke, Hoyle Mill, near Barnsley, Yorishlretrocer-April 25. .1. Wilkinson, lianisley, musk seller-A pril 22. Locke, Bristol, baker-April 12. W. it. Snelling, Newton Abbot. Devonshire, orsanist-May 7. J. Would, Lincolnshire, boatman-May 6. G. Key, Oraatharn, grocer's resistant-April 17. R. Stalnton, Cleethorpe, Lincoln shire, bootmaker-April la W. Harden, Kidderminster, butcher -April M. H. Skelton, Pouthsea, Hants, baker-April U. T. J. Gamer, Porters, Maids, licensed retailer of ale-May 24. R. But- corn merchant. . Yorkshire. p❑lnter, ler, Utrtriige. Worcestershire, publican—April 30. O. Bradley, Kingsniallerd, Statfordshire, WMer—May 10. W. B. Outsit, Sittingbourne, Kent, saddler—April 15. E. Osborn, jounie)man carpenter—April 10. J. Oates, KoareaboroZa shire, auctioneer — April 10. B. Petty, Harrogate, grocer—Aril 26. G. Mallaloy, Wilton Put Iron Works, Dentani, master taßor—„May 1. M. Dane. Cherdstock, Dorsetahlre, miller —April 19. I. Thomas, Glands?, Carmarthenshire. mama—April )15. W. Priest, Bath, music seller—April Pk C. Prentice, Td hunt .l Arty, }Amex, tailor—April 16. J. B. Nott, Great= I No, }Amex. surgeon—April 16. J. Bentley, Eta% Lan colour miser—April St. W. Farthing, Framlingham, Suffolk: motager to a corn merchant—May 16. J. J. Brimsoosnbe, Mole. worthy, Devonshire, draper—April 19. R. J. Moulton, Southamp ton. shneinaker—April 9. Ann Staples, Nottingham, leather cutter. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. March 7. (VAAL= PRUIS PUMAS, St Marilee-court. Weeder simile. JOINT STOCK 13011PANIE2 ACTS. (TYRIMLAND BLACK LLD MO COMPAIIT LLuanD),Aptil 8, at 10e, at on for winding up. IisiII tr i CLA 4I 7PON W S OF DIVIDENDS. I CHARM DAVIN, Beth, upbolsterer—lst dividend of 65., April 9, I Jon) ail eahessoent Wednesday, at Miller's, Bristol. n)! RlNTM., l llanthipubw, beer retailer-Ist dividend or nd.. sup Tmeeday, at Fraser's, Vanclsester. Illesnr HOW Lancashire, fernier-Ist dividend of le. 4l.. A ary s iry b ri !Saturday), at Wood's, Rochdale. April 10. O. ChM" 11;Okrolt Tent, farmer—April 12. J. Holmes, Demeanor, talker—April 12. Ann Oakes, She Meld, oboe dealer—Awed Ilk W. Mime, IWhffi, Surrey. grocer—Apra M. J. Clarke (separate sagas), Wonky and Clayton, Lancashire. est ton spinner —Aprii SO. 1 Clarke separate estate, Word/gat Clayton, Lancashire, antes spinner—April 10. J. R. 17=e estate;, Warne and Clayton, Lancashire, noggin . IAZIIHNSHRS DIIIIKOLVED. J. Wilms mad W. I Dm/Ma. Cluirch-court, city, _metal Not? —E. Aspinell sad J. XaMor, NOIMOIMIIM Torkiblm. back. snit eat Ms DEM Iriabeldwo, . "trews er Sonalle, banertm . Waterer ramrod), II Trey, W. , Seed bed. Yorkehire, weelneeleea, so far a ls on iSt. W / limit/ G. Webb, ant ebb. A 4 atßoeasOw J. Prawn and T. raven, Donesiter intenield, wins gine/ante—J. Marsland and R. Worthiiglon, Manchester, coil tnordwasle-8. Henchley, S. lienchily i az, and Ranch*, Mitaloor -ar rine,"4o,l S. tere—k i Cain — a. Blmmaaa nd J. Fair lalibß PlUrbenr—C. Form W. Hem asd Bead. ale:. coal deniii, so tar as J. leed—l. Dios . ILa). Salford. lomisobbw, Warta si J. S. Ploughboridato, Malin et meth —J. d.an d (ialetenr. D 3. H. Dar. arms- Min, ebb J. linehes, Bi bon_ plats sionfie tomes, et far as regards J. Hughes— F. L Halton, gild Jewry-chambers. City ease to—H. IL Pews owl N. Greeley, Halifax, porter nerineati-11. DAL J. Palimir, IlDd 7. Wom, Manchester, immidietnnig slatbanien 08 regards 1. DunnlU—W. Hall WSW. Xlisbi. aft. Best labs brokers—T. sharriey. Orallll, D. H. R. WHiemil, T. M'Nicoll, 3. WNW/ Anne Tinker. Mary Haynes. illiaabeth Rodeos , M a = J. B. Wroe, SOH charlotte Wroe, Liverpool, nears sa . Knight end B. . Manchester, estate somata — H. J. Meets end 0. W. Yeager , cheater, tobacco issaufacturers—A. Abney and W. glary, Man chester, tanners—W. Neill and J. Cody alriningham, aver endths—W. W. Ron and W. Joeskag. Worcemleg, grocers—E. D. Taylor end H. V. Ograra, Oroce, SiNerdere, wanutac twers-1. Hughes and W. Hank lerbtereeill. War mer chanta—Maiy Duke and 0. Her. arra Wiliam prawn—H. F. Sanford and W. J. Cloaks, Or . Dover-street, Borwso, writers —T. Starkey and J. Dyson, Lit e. Perks and W. T. Prince, Burton-rpm-Treat, attorneys—J. Peterkin and R. Bruce, Aber deen. drapers —Margaret Stewart tiandeman and C. Sandman (trustees of G. Sandeman, Beeiakeid, Perthshire, deceased), so far as t om bs their connexion wtth the following corodes : The Pe Banking Company : the Union Bank of Saitd ; the Dundee, rib, and London Shipping Company ; the Edinburgh and Glaggow Railway Company ; the Manchester and Liverpool District banking Company the Union Bank of Manchester the Manchester Fire Assurance Compaq: the North Staffordshire Railway Company : and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln- Aire Paltway Ootstzw ili 81QUIETRATIONS. Davi itVertmrsAT Wass, Glasgow, dryailter, April 9, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow. ALEIMIDIR BCCHAX, Elairgowrie, watchmaker, April 10, at MiLarin's Hotel, Blairgowrie. JOHN 'Arne, Glasgow, grocer, April 8, at the Faculty lUD, Glasgow. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.-APRIL 1. FIRE INSURANCE. Motion made, and question put, " That leave be given to bring in II Bill to Reduoe the Duty on Fire Insurance" (!4. 4ienry B. Sheridan). The Rouse divided :—Ayes IN, Wm M. AYR& Amadei Col. H. = d l. Norris, J. T. Banes, T. , A. 1. Mona . Don, The Hathars4 A. A. Goldosild, Sir F. H. O'FerralL R. M. Gore, J. R. Parker. Melee W. Samosiont o W. B. Dorn W. R. Peacocks, G. lg. S Phillips, G. L. BlJdidpio, eoi. 3 11 4th e , a t D. J. Bit Jo. Il i r a lt t air K g=ti n rquhart,W i k ß l eid. S. a. Potter, L liovill, W. Hawkey, r. Powys, P. L. Bowyer. Sir 0. Barnard, M. = o P. Brady, Dr. Hay, Sir J. C. , 0. Errantry-Moore. J. Henley, Lord Rogers, J. J. Briscoe, J. I. Hennessy, J. P. Russell, P. W. Bristow, A. R. Hill, Lord A. L Salt, Thomas Bruce, Major C. Holland, E. Scully, V. Buchanan, W. Hoood. J. T. Seely, C. Burghley, Lord ihiMard, J. G. SmolleM., P.R. thicutt, F. M . N. Jervis, Capt. Swum, J. Chapman, J. Kendall, N. Stanhand, M. Cliarchill, Lord A. Kershaw, J. Standelda. Clay, J. Khania', J. A. Stirling, W., Clifton, Sir R. J. Inrnpn, J. Stuart, Lt. -od. W. Onlybett, J. K. Lawson, W. Sullivan. 11. Cobbold, Leader, N. P. Sykes, Col. W Cochrane, A. D. Leathern, F. A. Talbot, W. C. H. Cos. W. laightcm. Sir U. Taylor, P. A. Dew son, R. P. Lennon, Lord ii. Thymus, Loy R. Dent. J. D. Lever, J. 0. Toacho, F. J. Di. Item, Col. Lewis, H. Turner, C. Douglas, Mr C. , R. Upton, Gen. Du cane, C. E a l : 1 0. 3,, Vance, J. Dunne, CM. Vandeleur, Cot. Dunne, H. M`Cormick, W. Vaunter', W. Edwards, Major Mastro). E Verner, Sir W. Ewing, H. Z. Mainwaring, T. Walcott Admiral Vane, Col. Malcolm, J. W. White, J. Farquhar, Sir H. Mains, R. Williams, W. Fenwick, IL Merry, J. Wyld, J. Ferrnoy, Lord Miller, T. J. Forster. U. Mills, J. B. MUM. Freeland, H. V.'. Monson, W. J. Sheridan. H. B. Gard, It. S. Montgomery, Sir G. Lindsey. W. S. Gasket', J. M. Morris, D. Agar-11111s, 1. 0. Aritrobsts, Atherton, Sir W. Ayrton, A. S. Baines, K. Ming, 11. B. Baring, Mr F. T. Baring, T. O. Beach, W. W. Beak, S. Beaumont, S. A. Blackburn, P. Bicucowe, J. G. Bonham -Carter, J. liouverie, E. P. Bridges, rilr B. W. Bruce, H. A. Bury, Vied. Calrd, J. Cardwell, K. Murderous", VIKA. Cavendish, Lord O. Corm H. L. Cowper, W. F. Cubltt, 0. Davey, B. Dillwyn, I. L. Disraeli, B. Dorbron..l. 0. Duff, M. E. Duff. K. W. Buncombe. W. E. Fgerton, W. Mao, Lord Basely Vlact. Esteowt T. IL Beans, I'. W. Swart, W. Ewers, J. C. Finlay. A. S. NOVi. Portman+, F. D. Mowbray, J. R. Noon, T. M. North, P. Hlds, C. Northeote, Sir S. H. ladatone, W. Parke, Colonel reenwood, J. Padmore, R. region, S. Paget, C. renfell, C. P. Paget, Lord C. ray, Mr G. Paidngton. Sir .1, rosvenor, lord R. Palmer, Sir R. union, B. Palmerston, Vied. Milton, Major Peel, Sir 8.. sndley, .1. Peel, F. eadlam, T. Y. Peto, Sir d. H. eatheote, G. H. Pevensey, Vied. odgidnasn, G. Miran, J. R. edition, R. Pinney, Col. °retail, T. B. Robartec T. J. otham r Lord Robertson, D. owes. E. Rothschild, Baron L. Mt, W. Salomon', Ald. Jerroise, Sir J. C. Scholetteld, W. Johnstone, Sir .1. Seymour, Sir IL Kekealeh, S. T. Shaft°, R. D. Kinglske, A. W. Shelley, SirJ. V. Kinnaird, A. F. Smith, Sir F. Knatchbull - Huge,- Steuart, A. gen, E. Thompson, H. S. lewd, A. R. Thornhill. W. P. Leeke, Sir H. Tretuals , C. R. Lefroy, A. ViLliere, C. P. Lew* Sir G. C. Walpole, S. H. Lowe, R. Warner, K LYgoll, F. Wegnelln, T. H. Ilareh, M. M. Westheed, J. P. Martin, J. Whitbread, S. Mines, R. M. Wood Sir C. Mitchell, T. A. WyTUI, H. Moffatt, G. MUM. lioncrielf, J. Brand, H. B. Morrison, W. Dunbar, Sir W. GREAT GRIMSBY ELECTION. —The following mem ber have been nominated by the Committee of Selection to try the merits of the petition of John Barker, Charles Cook, and Wm. Harrisson, apinst the return of Mr. Chap man for the borough of Great Grimsby :—Mr. E. Egerton (Chairman). Sir A. Buller, Mr. G. Grenfell Glyn, Hon. H. G. Liddell, and Mr. H. Longfield. The committee will meet on Friday. INVENTIONS AND DESIGNS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.—The bill of the Lard President, entitled "An Act for the Protection of Inventions and Designs exhibited at the International Exhibition 1862," provides that the exhibition of new inventions is not to prejudice patent rights, and that the exhibition of designs is not to prejudice provbdonal on. registrati OMNIBUSES AND THE EXHIBITION.—MMICheSISE omnibuses are to be introduced into London for the con veyanos of pamengers to and from Brompton during the coons of the forthcoming Exhibition. Twenty-five or thirty of these vehicles are to be sent to the metropolis, and they will commeses miming forthwith over the routes which will hereafter be pannasontly assigned to them. They are wary capacious, somewhat similar in style to Mr. Train's tesaway cars, but lighter and of more elegant con- MMHG& Some Initialed carriages have recently been placed ea the various routes by private speculators in mitt *Mica of a rich barred. The London General Omnibus =are melda. arrangements for meeting the in. tangle, aid several Jorge and handsome carriages, which ere In mums of construction, are expected to be ready for mai( in th e more frequented roads by the 'mak, of Lesseat meth. MADAME TUEBAUOL—The convict Quail, who by the frailest viatica of a jury was 'Knitted of murder sad found guilty of manslaughter, for killing a baseman who bed col Gaped his the abetted mwromdos, and who frisbees mimed to eh yaws' mod - wswilsie, taken his position is the " Member of Sweees, Dekerotrest. The bust is from life, sad an true Mille new mat esconite photograph. la the great room Ye s. llama sad Raidell confront the spectator. (Stamped, l.d. Additional.) NAVAL AND MILITARY, ADMIRALMAPKILI.—MPOINTMINT S . —Ca p tains F. Scott, C. 8., of the Orlando, to the Diadem, vies Ran dolph ; and G. G. Randolph, of the Diadem, to the Orlando, sloe Scott. Paymasters A. Whitehouse, to the Colossus, for shore service ; and W. P. Carrigan, to the Colossus. Clerk F. D. Smith, to the Madagascar. Assistant-Clerks W. 'hew, to the Revenge ; and C. to the Vi PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 1. The Diadem, 32, screw frigate, Captain Francis Scott, C. 8., steamed into hulthar this morning to mantle and pay off, having completed the term of her oom misidon. The St, Vincent, 22, training ship, Commander M. Low ther, hoisted the Bag of Rear-Admual Sir L. T. Jones, K.C.8., at noon to-day, Admiral Jones having been ap pointed oonamander-in-chief at the Core of Cork, to place of Rear-Admiral Smart. The flag wee removed to tho lent, and and saluted by the flagship of the oommandsr-in-chief, and afterwards retransferred to the St Vincent. The Foyle, Irish steamer, this afternoon ombarked a portion of the 2nd battalion of the 22nd Regiment for con veyance to Dublin, the other portion being move* by the Leda, screw steamer. ROYAL NAVAL Rffeirtric —Up to the 31st Marsh, 1M . 11,1121 Calla bad Mass nesived and 11,124 volnatems them: 33 bold oertilleatee of competency as smstess. 'arid 175 oertiftestra of competently as mho ; 19 Mid *midi:atm of amiss seirsties ; lad 41 entelosto *I r nerviss as mats& Total holding certificates, MI; mad the foam mamma 1,46 1 petty Awn is tie inerthast Norio. Therm:Ninon or NAVAL Pain Monnr.—Notice is given in yesterday's Gazette that preparations are now being made for the intended distribution of bounty awarded for the dmtruction of pintos in the China Seas cm the 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th March, 1869, by her Majeety's ship' Niger, Clown, and Janus. A similar notice is given with 'rood to the bounty awarded for distraction of 13 platten' junks sad three reseals recaptured on the Bth May, 1859, by her Majesty's ship Blaney. noon IN (Anna. —From a parliamentary ' Mora, blued yesterday, we learn that the total of troops of all nab and arms at the different stations in China, whittle was 11,806 on the let of March, 1961, had fallen to 5,637 on the let of lisoamber, 1861. At that date there were —British troops : 615 Artillery, 84 Eeslaeas, 3,296 Infantry, 134 Army Hospital Corps, 37 Comenimariat Staff Corps ; and of the Indian Amy, - 325 Cavalry, 1,347 In fantry. The total estimated cost for 18623, exclaim of pay of Native Indian troops, is 278,0777. SPORTING lIMILLIGENOR. NORTHAMPTON RACES--Tuainay. GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES DAY. Despite the inclemency of the weather the anticipations which had been formed et a semeseful meeting were fully realised. By the special and ordinary express train which quitted the Easton Station in the morning, • large crowd of sporting visitors were esaveyed to Northampton. They went on their way rejoicing for the find part or their jour ney but the clear bright atmosphere in which they took their departure soon became misty, and before half the journey was completed dark leaden-lined clouds gathered, and rain fell with • steadiness which caused those who bad not been deluded by the bright morning to leave their Mackintoshes at home to empatidate themselves upon their weather-wise precautions. The onintry en mute, too, presented an appearance which did not augur well for the state of the ground : In many parts it was quite under water ; canals and mars bad overflowed their banks, and certain fields resembled a large lake. Still the rain, which fell at intervals, only few and far between, throughout the day, scarcely deterred pleasurefolk and balms men from visiting the course, and perhaps on no former anniversary of the meeting was the Grand Stand and incloenre so numerously attended. Of fashionable company the muster was unusually Imp, even for North ampton whilst professional turf men pureed their calling with a Oniekdenca and • spirit whish dimmed unmistakeably how they appreciated the " legitimate game." Bookmakers did not etspaisaos bard time of it, and the Newmarket borer were inehdy batramestal in helping them ow fortaan The four priacipal mom of the day were win by animals trailed at the metropolis of the turf, which seems to have stated upon a mar of prosperity which it has sot knows for moo , pan. The proceedings commenced with the Trial Stakes, for which the aim aadosin metered ant to the post. The race resulted is farrow of the " Poach confederacy" sad the dimanfiture of the favourites ; for Arcadia, whcm Count F. de Lagrange purchased at Liverpool, and against whom 10 to 1 was offered, won very cleverly by a length. Marton, the favourite, won the Nene Handicap very cleverly, and Loiterer gave additional proofs since his War wick running of his vast improvement on his last year's form. This bone has certainly justified the high opinion which was entertained of him as • 2.yr-old, end certainly the patience of Count Batthyany has been rewarded in keeping what once seemed to be a hopeless brute in training. Loiterer's success caused his stable companion, Prince Plausible, to be supported with increased confidence for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and when books were closed The Prince was decidedly first favourite. Next in demand was Dusk, whilst Schism, who seemed went quite out of favour as the time approached for the start. The only two hones who were reported decidedly " big" were Stampede and Happme, and they ran first and mood ! So much for the judgment and opinion of the presumed cogsoacenti. The manner in which the race was run is fully described below. Suffice it to may, that New market, to • man, believed in the superiority of Stamped°, and they who stood San, and did not believe that the Quince was soar, have substantial reasons to congratulate themselves ca their faith. Stampedo—appropriately named on account of Ms wild and fantastic temper—won cleverly. He was ridden by Fordham with exquisite judgment, for be was never bustled or hurried at any part of the race. The hone waited till the proper time, when he was " let out" and " gammoised" that he was only taking his usual morning exercise. Rapper.* performed sufficiently well to show that his party had made no very great mistake in eel edition his chance, and the position which Finials& ob tained proved that this season French sportsmen will be formidable antagonists to us on our own ground. Schism atm appeared sufficiently forward to sustain the hopes of Mir bakers. Dusk figured like • very moderate nab ran g West Bad seems entitled to no rank beyond a cab rank. J prior to the rani rain fell somewhat heavily, and the Grand Stand mimed roofed with umbrellas, whilst the enclosure looked like a large bed of moristre mushrooms. The badness was coodected with the utmost regularity. Mr. Maiming presided at the males. Mr. Clark was the judge; Mr. T. Marshall, the starter ; and Mr. Marshall, see., thecket of the course. The lest-mentioned gentleman, who hex seen the meeting grow fro m% local hunt affair into itspresent importanos, was as bale and as active as aerie the discharge of his duties. Notwithstanding the wet and the heavy*lolly ground, the following races excited the liveliest interest : THE TRIAL STARER of 10 SOTS. each, with 50 added, for 3.vrolds and upwards. One mile. (9 subs.) tount de Legnuiges Arsalta, by Arthur Wellesley, 3 yrs, lit (Hunter) I Mr. Sutton's Ilan.st.Arms, 6 yrs. 9st Ilb (Mallow)" Baron Rothschild's King of Dliunonds, 6 yrs, use Ilb (3. Osborne) II lord Uxbridge's General Hesse, &yrs. Sat lib IS. Rogers) 4 Mr. Alexander's Will.o'.the-Witp, 4 yr& St elb Sharp ) 0 Mr. 0. Brysn'aPIETUTOOT, q yrs, Sit 3lb ( ) 0 Count &midday's Loptatcher, 4 yrs. St Sib ells) 0 Mr. Hamilton's Aurelian, 4 yrs, Sit Alb (J. theater) 0 Mr. 0. Bryan's Waterwitch, 4 yrs, et Sib Fordhant) 0 Betting : sto 2 apt Aurelian, 5 to 1 apt Waterwiteh, 6to 1 apt King of Diamonds, 8 to 1 each apt Mamat- Arms and Will-o'-the Wisp, and 10 to 1 apt Arcadia. Aurelian made play, with General Hesse second, close up, Will-o'-the-Wisp next. They ran thus round the bottom turn, where Aurelian dropped back, and on approaching the dirtaoce Arcadia took the lead from General Ham, carried it on to the end, and won by a length, Man-at-Arms beating King of Diamonds by a lead for second place, General Hesse being fourth, a head separating hini from the third about two lengths off. Aurelian was fifth, Lop catcher sixth, and beaten off were Willa"-the-Wisp, Waterwitch, eighth, Precursor walking in lest THE NENE HANDICAP of 40 eau, adde d to a swo=ii e s of 5 son. arch, for hones of all ages. Spencer Plate (32 subs.) Lord Stamford's Mlerton, by the Flying nutehman, yrs, Itlolb Edwards) I Mr. Flutter's The Priest, 3 yni, tr. Daley 2 Mr H. Des Virus's Snapshot, 4 yrs. lit Sib Oriasbaw Mr. T. Cliff's Estrelda, a yrs, Sat ebb (H. Taykid 6 Mr. P. Beresforts Titmous= 2 l2 o (Cole) Mr. T. Stevens'' c. by eat 4lb wdr Nearson) 0 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Mateo, 2 to 1 apt Snapshot, and 6 to 1 apt an other offered. Setaelda, The Priest, Snap shot, sad E ran nearly side by side to the dis tance, where Snapshot was beaten, and 15llerton, next the rails, took up the ruining, and won very cleverly by • length ; Snapshot was a bad third. The Snowdrop colt was very restive at the poet, and caused several false state, and when the flag fell he got badly off and walked is last. HER ILuierv'e PLATE of 100 guineas, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Two miles. count Pattbyany's Weever by Stockwell, 6 yrs, 10st (Welk I Mr. Pobert's °idolater, 4 yrs, 9d 71b (Bullock 2 Lord M. vincenge Neereneencer, yo, 954 71b (ibberd 3 Berme neekesidida Xabsigh elm MOM (J H . Daley 4 Mr. PUllaes Moorceek, 11 yes, Hit Lb (J. Osborne) 6 BA UM 6to 5 apt Oldminater 7to 2mat Mahan*, std 7to 1 apt Loiterer, :Vamped off with the lead, sad soh the renaing at • pace, Oldminater ra ea g se esad, milk Mamma • clear interval separating awl. Oa fir side of the course Necromancer, who land est be ll e g ala s fourth, wt up to Mooroock's quarters, and in this order they disappeared into the dip. On co Mt* sight up the hill towards the far turn Moorcock dropp ed LTWOPENC into the rear, and Methane became third. On reaching the distance the race was left to the first three, Loiterer main taining the lead to the end, and winning a fine nee by e neck the second beating the third by the same. Mahal& was fourth, clear of Necromancer, and Moorcock walked in. Tut PrreHtxr braces of 5 eon. each, with 40 added, for 3Tr-olds and upwards, with =side!), selling, and other allowances. Five furlongs straight. (8 subs.) Baron Rothschild's Walpole, by King Tom, 3 yrs, Est glib (3014 (Carroll) 1 Mr. R. Thomas's Cuter Oil, 3 yrs, bet 71b (301.) 1R Adams) Mr. Roberts's St. Bernard,3 yrs, Ost (WC) {WiliteltY; 3 Mr. Hodirrnma's Grasshopper, 3 yrs, let 71b (301. (Morris 0 Mr. Scrip's Disappointment, 3 yrs, tat 1011. SOL , (J. Grintshan) 0 Mr. Melion's Bcorplou, 3 an, OR (cm ad Übj, 00C (J. Peeves 0 Mr. Rayner's Reverie, 4 yrs. a , t 6lb 1301.; 4. Daley 0 Betting : 7 to 2 apt Castor CHI, 4to 1 apt Walpole and 6to 1 'met any other o ff ered. Reverie was the first o ff , but in getting to the top of the hill Walpole took up the run ning and carried it on to the end, winning by a length, the second beating the third by a head. Reverie was fourth, clase: i i . The winner wsussohl by auction to Mr. Fuller for 210 guineas . TIM GREAT Nonesimerrozemen Wraithlt of cove. each, with 100 added. Winners extra. The emend horse to re ceive 25 eon. oat of the stakes. Two mike. (106 subs o il° of whom paid 5 son. ft each.) Sir Wm. Booth's Stampede., by Meru, 6 yrs, isst (B. Foram* 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Reponse, 4 yrs, Tst (OhliMmul I Baron Caviares Pinheads, 4 yrs 7st Sib .... (H Oriewhats) Lord Westmorelaad's Bob,lm 6 yrs. Sat Sib (J. Ahura) 0 Mr, Saxon's Tha Monk, 6 yrs, Ilet Ub Mr. Sargent's Paul Clam* 4 yes, 7rt Mb (Is,A d dta l , 0 Lord Alksbnry's Plumper. 6 here, , Drew) 0 Osesat )eethrears Mese Mumbler 4 EsjilL2 Lord Wilton's west Rod. 4 era Mt gair; --- /wa , 0 Mr. J. Smith's Wooded, 4 yes, OR 1111, PIIIIIIOM4 • Mr. A. Jacobi. Dorking. 4 pa, est Mb Aletfindlog bib extra carried lost 11461 (Raper( 0 Mr. Flemings Magma Beams, 3 yrs, 6M >'b Gray) 0 Mr. Boyce's Cariabrook, e yrs, tenth IT. Osborne) e Mr. Mondr's Wstrhare.s yes, ast Ilk etneladle,libestria (carried Cat Sib) Mr. T. Pan's Dusk. 3 yrs, Mg 111 b (Whiteley: 0 Captain Lane's Breechs&r, 3 yrs. let Sib (J Gnarlier". 0 Lord Uxbridge's Keene, lyre. Cat Mb ...(A. Woodhouse , 0 Mr. lawblncitatus, 3yrs, fat WD (ear:64lllM (Wheatley) 0 Lord Coventrfs Sappho, 3 yrs, let Mb (Carroll 0 Mr. CIIIVOIeII Wild Duck, II yrs, fat 71b (Morrie 0 BETIDIG AT STARTING. 4 to 1 apt Prince Plausible sto 1 Dusk 100 to 15 West End 8 to 1 Rappers. 10 to 1 Sebum 100 to 7 Stampede. 100 to 6 Moorhen 100 to 6 The Monk 20 to 1 Sappho 25 to 1 Finland. 25 to 1 Magnum Bouum 25 to 1 Canthrook 25 to 1 Imitates 25 to 1 Watchfire 33 to 1 Wild Duck 40 to 1 Plumper THE RACE AND THE Bratax. The preliminary canters were taken during a thin shower of rain, and several of the jockeys in consequence did not dispense with their overcoats until the actual time arrived for proceeding to the poet. The start, which was appointed to take place at a quarter to 4 o'clock, was delayed half an hour by the impatience of some of the competitors to get off and by the tardiness of others in falling in. Twice was the false me, of "They're off' raised as a plump of horses rem into eight above the, hill. The first time Fialande, Dusk, Keane, and Wild Duck were foremost to break the ranks, but after running some little distance they were turned back. More wheeling about then ensued, and when the lot seemed in pretty i good line, it was again thrown into anything but ad disorder by the haste to get away displayed by Fie lands, Keane, Plumper, Wild Duck. Cerisbrook, Rapparee. and Magnum Bontim, who ran nearly to the distance before they were stopped. They quickly repined the horses at the post, and soon afterwards the lowering of the advanced flag on the hill announced the start. Wild Duck and Keane— both in the middle of the course, but running wide of each other—were the first to show in advance, and on pushes the stand Keene held • clear lead, Wild Deck going on second, Watchfire third, Prince Plaus i ble, Paul Clifford, and Caris. brook next. In the middle of the nick, at heir heels, were Magnum Boman, Schism, Stampede, and Finland. ; West End last but one, and Wombat, who got badly o ff , erv i t2 lengths in the rear. Dorking was left at the post, sad took no part in the nos. They ran with no noteeseeth7 sheep mail nearing the dip, when the boat lot begs' to close up, Wild Duck pining Keane, with Watchfire third, Prince Plausible, Schism, Repparee. Mag num Bomun, Fialande , Stamp ede, Plumper, and The Moak running in a cluster at the heels of the leaders. On from the dip, and on breasting the hill at the far El ar , l old Duck was seen with the lead, her immediate followers being Fialande, Rapparee, Magnum Bouum, and Stampedo. After they bad got clear round the last turn. Wild Duck disappeared from the first flight, and Stampede. on the inside, Rapperee in the middle, and Fialande on the whip hand, were left in front, the white face of Stamped. showing slightly in advance. On reaching the half distana the race was venially over, for Fordhiun, who had never stirred on Stauspedo, brought his hone out, and won cleverly by a length ; • bead between the second and third. The Monk and Plumper were fourth said fifth, beaten • long any. The others were palled up ; Schism, Wombat, sad Imitates■ were the lad three. Value of the stakes, 1,3751. THE WRITTLEBURT braise of 15 son. each, with 100 added by Lord Southamptoo, for 2 and 3 yr old. ; win nen extra ; maiden and other allowances. About three quarters of a mile straight. (54 subs.) Mr. Nayloes Biondella. by The Plying Dutchman 3 ars, Mt (Monomer) 1 Lord Stamford's Seats, 2 yrs, Oct Mb (C. Gray) Captain Lane's Bluemantle, 2 yrs, fat Sib (Daley) 3 Duke of Beautort's Birdhill, 3 yrs, Pat 1311 r (A. Dayl U Baron Marines Haliverne, 3 yrs, Sat 101 b ..(11. Grimshaw) 0 Mr, Morris's Brahmin, 3 yrs, rat Illb (0. Fordlarm Lord Coventry's Exchequer. S yrs. Bat Mb (J. Adams) 0 Baron Rothschild's Morocco. 3 yes, Set 31b (E. Sharp; 0 Colonel Townleys Staple Oak, 3 yet.. Mt Sib .... (Bullock) U Mr. Bruce's Miss Peuldll, 3 yrs, Oct Mb (Cu:dunce) 0 Betting : 7to 2 apt Brahmin, 5 to 1 each apt Biondella and Balinerne, 6to 1 each apt Birdhill and Bluemantle. Biondella, Sanita, with Bluemantle and Staple Oak, lay in front throughout, Biondella winning easy by four lengths, Santa beating Bluemantle for second Ones by a seek. Staple Oak was next. THE STAND Pura of 50 son. (Handicap) ; winners extra. One mile. Mr. Lincoln's Nightingale, by Mountain Deer, 6 hers, Bat (Gartiner) 1 Mr. K Thomas's Dux. 3 yrs, Oct Slb (Mhigiey) V Mr. Smile's Vertumna, 3 yrs, est 21b . ...(T. French) 3 Mr. Johnstarea Misty Mon, aged, list Sib (Clement) 0 Mr. Logan's Lustre, 4 yrs, Eat (B. Taylor) 0 Mr. Fobert's Reenter, 3 yrs, 7st 'Doyle) 0 Boren Rothschild's spark, 3 yrs, 7st (J. Daley) 0 Betting : 3 to 1 apt Spark, 4 to 1 each apt Nightingale and Vertumna, 100 to 15 Misty Morn, and 7 to 1 apt Dux. Nightingale jumped apt- off in front and led by several lengths to the haff-dbMwe, where Dux got as nearly equal terms with him, bat failing to get quite up,l'lightinPlo won cleverly by • bead. Vertumna was • bad third. HANDICAP PESTI of 30 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 eon. each ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold for 401. Sencer's Plate Course. 'Mr. Flutter's The Priest, 3 yrs, 7st 611 b .... (W. Cotton) w.n. LATEST BETTING AT NORTHAMPTON. TIMMY NIGHT, 9 O'CLOCK. EARL SPENCER'S PLATS. 4to 1 apt Maid of Honour (t freely) Bto 1 Bioadalla (t) Bto 1 Dictator (t) 12 to 1 Spieebez (t) Not much doing. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 W 1 apt Calabar (off ) 10 to 1 Nottingham Old (t) DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Hubert (t) 40 to 1 Nottingham (t) ANOTHEIt VISIT OF REINAN TO ENGLAND.-- There is every probability of our having another inter national oonteat for the championship of the world. The redoubtable " Benici• Bov,* we are informed from a letter dated New York, March 19, was to nil in the City of Waahington ' on daturday, March 22. The object of his visit will be to teat the prowess of Jem Mace, the present Champion of England. sad his right to hold the belt. We have already informed oar readers that it was We " Boy's " intention to vied England to witness the Exhibition in May, and we understand he has entered into an engagement with • circus company. Heenan is is good health, and looks well, and will be accompanied by his brother, who is, if anything, of more gigantic proportions than the " Boy" himself.—Sporeiim Life. ATTEMPT= ASSASSINATION OF AN OFFICER IN IRELAND.— TIDIPLIDIORI, MONDAY.— Colossi lino :, of Bailees Oestle, VW fi red at between one and two o 'clock this iv. on his way home from this town. Be was slightly wounded over the right eye. The colonel peiveived two men {aside the ditch at the roadside. They immediately fled through the adjoisiag held,. Colooel Knox is a con- Dekko of the late Mr. lAng ley, of Brittss.—Moil and Packet. AN Ituex REGISTRY. —ln the Registry of Deeds oleos, Dublin, there was at the beginning of this year an urger of 10,019 memorials notninscribed, and of thew which had been transcribed 31,711 had not yet heen com pared or examined with the originals. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Dress can depend on the best =WOAD; and latest stile at Hamilton and Kinipton'a 105, Wand, opposite Exeter Hall.— i advertisement I in Ma = is. 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