The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-31 00:00:00

r • i IP `• [TW 9e t r ICENSLAND. -BLACK BALL LIKE. Cade, ansagen.ents with hat Majesty's Government land rs, value £.lO each, are given to all persons pars their pas. wge by this line. It ETBERBY, for BEISBANY ( oreton Bay), &oat packet for Sist March, receiving goods until 2Sth, unless w eeiously full. This high-clam and favourite clipper has spacious _tald lofty full poop, with accommodation tor saloon m by any ship In the Australian trade. WI carry an :"TaerreTeci arMe surgeon, and has on board distilling apparatus for asdianal supply of fresh water. The arrangements for per !Lime all climes are under the supervision of her Majesty's n Officers. Will call at Plymouth.—Apply to all agents .— Black Ball Line ; JAMES BAINES and Co., Liverpool sad J. M. MACKAY and Co., I. Leadenball-street, London. B.C. STEAM F R O YORK TWICE W. TIMM LI VERPOOL, NEW YORK, and J. PHILADELPHIA STESM-SHIP COMPANY intend de. 'Welling their full- wered Clyde-built Iron &weir Steam-ships carrying the United Mateo mails. FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, April 4. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, April 6. CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, April n. And every Wednesday, and alternato Fridays and *aurally,. Cabin passage by the mall staamess sailing every Wednesday, IL 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. Cabin wpb tha Y'rlday's and Saturday's steamen, 15 guineas. passage Includes a full supply of cooked provisions. Mfees Canada and the Visited States booked throuai n o antsgecnts term. For further particulars ap to LIMAN, Mt, Waferatreet, Liverpool ; sr to oell MACEY, I. King WURam-streek UmOoa. OUNARD LINK--BRITISH and NORTH AILLAICAN ROYAL MAIL STIAGJIRLYS. serpolntod by the Admiralty to mil betimes LIVERPOOLand NYW YORL and between LIVERPOOL and BORION, Menados Mips collina la..llarif, " kuld reZt a == l6llo=thrirPeN6 ws to realm tb• ARM ibrioncer, ilanuG, Yana • e r= i f e t re l WM. laWdttfali a L T and goods for Masan moat. t be traademed at ow 'fork on 'board tbeILILI.S. It s • dRIDRAto ter posrot4. &mufti. Ara ld• • , laaradiog steoarit's no and provisions.** 11=r•Ii= Raison .—To !Winn and Boston, Mild del gemodosbln. Yo Nam Yren. MIMI cabin Rid: weood to J. 4. )cord. eid, Old Rroadolresto Louden : gril7s ra tak and It, Mace de la Bourse, Tarts : G. and • J. Rama tO. Amalonetreet, Glasgow: D. and D. Gnaw. Gamesning ar Dt aml C. nactlver, B,lPattrdnM, LtreepooL ROTTERDAIS and the ItILLVE.—NOTICE to XIV reesidiosns.—The Netherlands Simusbast Company's fut and layourtte steamer BATA Vila, Captain W. SMITE, • seas EMI SIIKDAY horn Brunnrieli-whsrf, libestorall, al Am. andlaturning from Rotterdam sorry Puilianiff. G~laeoonn,, CL Pam fa.: fore cabin, Ine. Also the screwotoanier Captain M. Van Hoff, trot, off the Tower, semi , 40,71a7 morWM, softy, returning trot,lloteardasa .7••_ror holed or seams apply to fitILLIPIS. aZA 7 4 :I=arr3 andllanstan'e-house, ;or to CHAPLIN Viirenal OS* Resszt-chitas. W. ROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY . mires Y. , ' ICE IS HAMBY GI YEN, that no further sum eau be rtfriee rot to fug to upbetpation &CALLS Is ?wpm* telp • ' of this Company, After SATURDAY, i ag UthatAprti se* luta 1 utters Doti is. MON, Catalretea. L Wesimbisterehambers, Yletorta4trifeß LW. - • • THE CREDIT. FONOIER ited and MOBLLIER .. . a ENGLAND (Lim). • NOTICE fIS EEIEBT OMEN. . that , the ORDIff Altif 41ZWERAL lIIIITING el ibis Company WE be bdd M • Landes Ta r eekes.Bohomplestrset. Lade% en REDNESDI ir the tech of AND. at lt o dock nem preritelY, Ifof the = ' attetetvnor las Dtrertere and Auditors' report and t. Amok Ur ebiehui•• a dirldrsd. Books of the COlllpsoy will be dosed from an igth Of ApHL instate am. oa 'Ada/. F I MU Ara..--ar adei vet Ms Geed of Dttedoril ~ es" • -. 'l.` ALFRED _. P sad A C4ol#l. Zmi s c;■. y Mara t. o& LO W E, recirdsry. 11111PBBIAL MEROANTTLE ORSDIT" . . ANIKILIATION gdadidal. , wimp wiaq Ilse r. omar. that the Mortars bd‘d • • aide acA bt it per Lbw, payable In two Inatelmente et Heim& oa the 18th iday and 18th Jure neat. ulgoweLlyer W WO following hankers, rAs., gut Union Ba ader :t in t , the Bank of London, or the Agra and 11 Beak (Limped).-$I order, W. C. vmassainToSir, Seaniaa. W. Losabardatreek Undo's, Monk 6.1810. 'DROWN BROTHERS. PATIVT eaAnts sad COCCHI& barrack rvaturs,:fisalue, Talladae 4. SIM &a, IA PRICES CONSIDIOLLILY ILEDUCID. Id& PICCADILLY. CataloPas bon upilot-. wsnirs wholeu le • lei to 110. Newington-butts. Factories, Inspect the largest and most varied stock to London. All goods warranted, and delivered tree. New Illustrated priced lists of furniture, bedding, is., gratis. 43,009 worth beet goorelotka (part et Tailorb Depoeitorn new patterns and well seamoned.2l. 9d. per yard, worth Se ed. LONDON CARPET WAREHOII B3 . AA WAUGH aid BON, 8 and 4. GOODGIATIJUIT. W. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SON, 6S and 06, TOTTENHAWCOURV ROAD, W. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STA.ND, a new invention. so admirably contrived that a tull butt, as wen as amaler casks, may be raised or tilted on it mitkont lab= or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment et Ma most linqikl fluid by no poodbility can be disturbed. Prim k, lEs., 14a., to suit 41, 9, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg require p d. No more flat beer or sour wins. Pena 4a. Id. ; ditto, lectrolated, W.—Apply direct to JAMBS UNION, patentee, e 14, Klug William-street, Manalon-boaae. Ihts that name and address are on evert article all ethereal" @Prim imitations. Engravings gratis. latablisbed TIAVIESE RO Y A L DA N ISH WAX CANDLES, IL per lb. ; paraffins, Is. ed.: second paraffins, Is. 4d. ; sperm, Is. 4d. and Is. : fine British wax, It. bd. ; transpa nut WAX, IL 6d. Belmont wax and sperm, Is.: botanic was, la ; composite, Pd., 10d., and the best, lid. ; metallic or Pal ma's lamps, ad. ; magnums, Bid. ; best dips, id. ; moulds, Sid. ; best Colza oil, is. per gallon ; yellow soap, Ms, 401 , 445, sad 4.84, per Iltlbs. ; mottled, 48s. ; old brown Windsor , Is. 9 d. t , packet: summon brown Windsor, la.; white Windsor , ;. honey, Is. 41 ; glycerine and almond, Is. per bar—for malt. Atli. P. DAv in and SUNS' old established warehouse, at, St. blartin's.iane, Charing-Bross, London, W.C. TEETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The fear of pain and dread of operation inherent to all deter very many to whom ARTIFICIAL TEETH are of vital Impor tance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a practice founded in la3O, and now eateading over greater part of the kingdom. an experience unequalled baa been obtained, en abling us to offer even the most *enslave sufferer a system of dentistry perfect in its absolute freedom front pain, a speciallie pertaining only to our practice, and for which her Majesty has ranted her royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon. Interference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting Instead of extraction of loose teeth until they become nem and Useful In mastication, and the utter absence of all and every °pe tition, so that the mnet nervous person can be supplied without feud pain or inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Con sultation tree. Teeth from 50_ sets from tie • to 85 guineas, warranted. For the efficacy. utility, and success of tins system vide " Lancet." - Messrs. LEWIS acid SIMEON MOSELY and BONS, 30, Rerners-street. Orford street, and 448, Strand, opposite Charing-cross Railway Station. Dully attendance at 15. White- Margate, Hull: 10, Norfolk-street. Sheffield: 4, East-parade, Leeds; 14, St. Nicholasst., Searbros, and 33, Coley-M., York. Ilstabilabed 1830. Die connexion with any one of the same name. ► .II. LADIES.—ROWL.ANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical preparation for Improving and Beanti lying the Complesion and skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the softness awl nelicacy which it induces to the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re moving all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discoloration', and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to every toilet It obviates all the effects of climate en the skin, whether with reference to cold and inelemency, or intense solar heat. Price 4s. Gd. and sa ficL per bottle.—Sold at 20, Hatton garden; a n d by chemists and perfumers. Asklfort " Rowlands' Xalydor,' and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of t• aly,lor." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful Invention of the day, AQUA A MABELLA.— Hews. JOHN GOSS ELL and co., Three King.eourt, Lombard street, London, pert urners to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to it' pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Ages Amarella has none of the properties of dyes: it. on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep it is perfect odour. Price gl Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10s. ed. John Gannett sad Ca have been appointed perfumers to HALM the Princess of Walea GOnN ELL and Co's. CHERRY TOMB PASTE is greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per- Somers. chemists, and at the manulactory, Red Bull Wharf, 11, timer Themes-street. London. DR.° 2 .(. ' TT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a Raver falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Beet; will be found invaluable ko all who salter from bilious nod liver comphanta, indigestion. wind, spurts, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, stc. For habitual cativeuess, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of She 14 . 0 d. they are truly excellent: nilld in their operation and patent to the stomach, they create appeUte, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.—Bold by W. Lim ber% chemist, 8, King WUllametreet, ftaring-cross, and by most &Nadia. In boxes, is. lid. and 2• 9d. Be sure to sak for Dr. Bears Bilious and Lher Pilla. The genuine are in a *guars peen Dockage with Lambert" engraved on the stamp. TRH BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious sad liver Complaints, FRAMPTON'S PILL of HZALTS. 801 4 by all Medicine Venoore ' at Is . Ad. sad la 9d. per boa :of mained Womb any Chemis t JOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, the only /ranch preparation adopted by the Parts Academy and Lydon Collage of , on the = of Maur& °snarler, li ken% Mid, Potr:,d r• lam:4 ' Nev. el lad , cures to an average of ai l = either recent or chronic ila ed., at 43 JOZZAU's, Prowl arid* 69, lisjaarkst. Pad as " / 998 ‘99 d ia. ed. sop* d the Oat WU lines p ln 40, 90. L ths It on der 6id. pot supply of in hod ▪ don. to Go ! no it tool be adored I tots* ell ill as oder Aso (ma) agood4e becoa PI la. 6oL pe t there war wan, hoe• `her rum • kinds sot upply, led last week an in esnall err limited obtakei mutton. 71 er 141 b. ttls shows last week. ; middling number of than led fully equal Hoe of the d wethen, Lid. per lb. iz to sight I in market [ARCH 29. rs of South geld is tills ir. It was ent scab of L resoltiti" remodeling ird all who -0 rsto, will resolution of I rollfril° o coenexion r ntirgr — ' l4lr el 7 &Pi W pt a bln lea the et strenathe°"' after ereri owed 011 Wit n the system sheen taintel ea No W w " I yet eflst# ll t age. NATO. s tpa, the 011 the °. 0 1 i• r sada% ts the wife of tbe inen-P ll % gill trot, the Id" [erne MA_ r House, WM.' If MOrll.b °l* CO 0114 YOW." I Of T. 0/0 ,16 r of N.G. itir el. Swlts eriap t. ) f the fete amp " 171, th• Naar. Igo tagt. o-rod. W. il ' CaraliaLv/dg° _ al "it rwskft„,... ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.i On EASTER MONDAY and during the week. at half.pasi &ITEM MASTER OF RAYENSWOOD. Edgar Reerenswood Mr. Fechter, supported by Mean. G. Jordan, IL Vain, B. Emery H. Wieldlcomb. J. H. Fitzpatrick, D. Evans: Megan:es Ternant &worthy, Layenee, and C. Leclercq. In alas tableaux IdenuMelees Well—Gate of Wolfs Creg—Tbe Master's Last Home—The Mermalden's Well--Oirnlngbame House—A Nall In Raveussrood—Ravenswood Castle—The Cbapel Cloisters—The Reif:it:low. Preceded by, at 7, SIMPSON AND CO. Messrs. , Rosman ; Mesdamze &swarthy, Hearse* Korman, and & yce. Box office open daily from 11 tffil 6. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware rosd.—Open at 7.—Proprietor, Mr. J. LIZACOCIL—The last week of the Comic Ballet, NATIONAL BEVEIA. Those parties who have an Inclination to witness the veessidlity of the = 11 marshy should not fail to pay us a visit. Harry and King for six sights. The last six nights of the present company. Great preparations for Faster.—Two new gorgeous Ballets. Lassoes—J..l. POOL& S TRAND MUSIC HALL.-IMmitNSE SIIG CM of the JUDGMENT of PARIS. with Nash as Jupiter. All the available cootie talent —Annie Lawrenee, be Cleat," N.B. Tremaine, Liston, Signor Carlos, the brotharsiltonnette. N.B.—Great attractions for Easter. —Conductor, Mr. IL COOTS. HORSE SHOW, Agricultural Hall, London, in May. Prises offered Mr Stallions (three dames). Hunters (four dames), Oarriafin Boren. Patti Haas , Imam' 1 " 11116 Corm . Hacks, Trotting Roadeters. Fades in 'odd). and banns& Prize Beta and conditions are now ready, and may be obtained en aomlisatioa to S. SIDNEY, Secretary and Mammies. Oillom, Agricultural Hell Lo p mmy (Limitedy„ Haveleddreet, BROTIIIIES DAVENPORT and Mr. FAT tt=7346lAßlrgailaa lt a l hoes. Hasl/ssrapaan . amost•set. Nvmax apt t. Ark lakristraiory kidnap will be 4loMed by Sobel OmMer. Adagroloo to cabinet IWO rmorred maw to. , back rosto. to : Mirk *Mom. M. rot *War sad private staaom. apply st Um rooms. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBR•11 1 . AM aM CHOICZ DOCALL AD lb* DIET DOOlll a or saAsoW sad al Illirrist Waft yew aro In circulation at XUDIrI surer LI BABY. MDT CLADS BUDACEPTION, 0111 GIIINDA LtINUX Cooszosocing say dot& Book MIA supplied on llb.n term. 1117DIrrard 6. lo.BT Ll=Zlaadto4) , 141 W OX TO Oft Olio, 4, gagamur.cairiesoz. PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEA are BenT and CIIKAPIST. STRONG ta RINI BLACK Tn. ht. ta., k dd., la. aa. Had delicious Idea Tee 11 now only M. 6d. per pound. Pare, &aka Osiee, la. ed., la s&, L. dd. PAM aid Co.. Tsa Merchants. S. KIM Willia"trriek • Ctty. Landow. • place urrent tree. Same at market prima. PRE 1.1.1P8 and c Co. send all go ods wanted* tree wittOu .4 1t Who at4(o. Elm 111111am-strest WM. worth ceettage tree to any Mimi, datlm or market town In Ingland.—Phillipe and Co ham no agetaK nee awl cenamies. wtth say lour It WM. mates me Byamea. riONAS NUNN and SONS' ULU& --Good stram nirriesaili eannon. Iln 261. Fr ; issidart id-. and 25., 10d. : ripe, doh ponchos& 31. ed. and U. dd. Wean, siosehong. es. 10L A Muslim by bolt chest or asst. lirpomod anY station in Lamb's ccedaitiftest. w.c. liftUhled VIOL If. JOJAVSTONE and Co., of 109, 110, I_7.Y III: dAt IDOWARI-ILOAD, wi ll SHOW, Ms Sollowltir dots, Qs furless lota cd 000DS as Misr. As Isspeclaou On woe nopectlally solicited. TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2,000 yards, at ta, GO., worth at. 6141. SATII PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. twAtus of SOLICITORS AHD mama PARTICIILA33 TO Si OBTAIN'S AT THE OFFICE OF TIN CHIRP ZROISTRAS, OOtTIT OP SAIIIRUPTCY. BASDIGHALL•SISIZTA theiriurrs, Romin7 Dam, Forest-MIL Kent, attorney's clerk. to slifvend er April 11, at 1. Jour Cinswm.t. Tavistock-ter., Notting-MU, butcher.Ap.ll, at 1. RICHARD WALKER, Ampthill, Bedfordshire, railway sub-con tractor. April 11, at L. Jona FRANKLIN ItIMSZLL, Clarence-road, Hackney, cheese monger, A pril 11, sA I. Roach? AMMAN, Alverstoks, Rants, hotel keeper, Ap. 11, at 1. JOHN GARLIC[, Gatton-road, Camberwell, late baker, Ap. 11, all. Barnum Puma; Long-lane, Southwark, haau, April 11, at 2. Witudi Hommin,Whitraore-rd., Holton, carpenter, Ap.II, at!. WILLIAM NEWHAL Great Dover-attest, Southwark. gas War. April 11, at 2. IDWARD 111MRT GRATILIY, Southampton, Ishaionger,Ap.ll,att. JARIIB TUMMY. Southall, Middlesex, butcher. April l oose Goomm RICHARD LKIIII, Basinghall-street, cating-hkesPer. April 17. at 12. Joan Spume, Stock Orchard - street , Caledonian-road, builder, April 17, at 12. PHILIP EDWARD BRIX% Myddleton-square, Clerkenwell,l2. and Hatton - garden , Holborn. commission agent. April 17, al HORT HOUR. Upehurch, Kent , carpenter, Azil IT, at 1. ANTRIM WILLIAM 'Mows, D orse t- c reaceat, broad. Cit7. 7 <wd. 'tattooer, April 26, at IL CHAR tis C.ALVIRT. Croydon. carpenter. April 25, at 12. HENRY FILAROM MARTIN, Orlord4trest West, tobacconist, April UN at Gamma G 14. inniplionl79 Bookham-street, New North road, cabinet manufacturer, Aprti IL at 12- ASTsva agen WIKARKriI, Stanleratniat, HankiwY 4olBl . commialion JAM Ap 2b. at 12. WILLIAM 141111(41, Frederick-dant. lididdon. AprU 21, at 1. Sawa= Barium f. 1111ton -ol l e NewiPfkin• I'4° mfr • _- wpm emperp terM i T t re x 7 44o : l 6 rari; WILL"An liemloerA, Ilk ei Una sumirers, upper J , Mick. 10 1 5- B fril 24 at I; • . , Joss log ll Cann t , Braintree and loathe, Bev, ., !lorry um, 4 L THOKAI Min MAMMY, jun., Bealay-baatk Ranh. plumber, Ada ta, at 1. Camas sum= .Ipwasoe, settthan, 2114d/assa, pedsipoonr, RtgrAairDi Lir essius, lidt-lana, dlr. welder; A. tit at t. WUAZAJI Zepert , etresk speneAterierr , Arll IL at 2. RANIMIH, Iffirfolk. butcher, AVM 25. at E. Taos li,isHioTT, Aam,,be;bolst, Aprll 17, 411. THONIII Twyford, dam, firmer. iprB 17. IA 11. Mute* Wiwi GO, Ifanat D0epipg,112.9144 0 , - healeP s maker, April 1?. at 11. 1111111111> NM" Bedfund, Wallarkfasildma IMO IMMO' alatuallan SWII SO. at it. Dern SMITH. Barton, steiverdeaire, cordwainer, April 18, at It. ltaagras 120SIBB WILLIAMS , BIT I SMIl asall, agRoMMT.KO.I.K.M.Ite lIMIRT PHILLIP', Birmingham, professor of music, Ap,l6. at 12. WILLIAM FLowilt, Bristol. Boansid•vidasillar, April MI, at IL JOHN BalailiClTOm JOTCIII CokelorH, Gloacceteralgre. cHingst April 10, z at IL Mate Wfurax Nowir, , etatatadion aseat..24,lt . atc FRAHM DRAKE PEAltes, Hen o don. Dirronsh., armor, l ttlikti2l:. r t 1. MOU T Mate C.L.lesa rivieuck, • Deeseeedo, Wr,at 1.1. • • WARM WILLIAM Win; And hi* 22rtie, Melba Bilden; Yortmlidas, woollen masiskatercsia. t =f l, wrimeet RaXTOII, Lincoln. journeyman wheel 1, igoa IL Wotan Remove, ebeldraeui, Mai Buini • Ie Handles Virdiaitaauticturar , Aprft It at 11. kiarelial:3. "Lk Imam) BOPMWOI2II Bmswice, Ikessiesetei. Sail. neat. .Aprll 18, at 11.. KAMM MAIHJPID, endioni Laacsdii.•„ oil neflnsivAttek ADA 1. Joan Hong and WILLIAM Gomm, Crawahawbooth, inticsallre ingantgetniers, Mel 10, at IS. ' • • 2100/HD 401111 804"14111LIme, Lanoadnite,. aeglanar of Ma*. April 10, at 11. JOraQa 11111"111". NeHolaHle4moselyse, late Iran solaulaalueir, April 11, et 11 JOUPSI Jollllll3,ll4oreatteazris . , late ,AA brow .1.2, Joni WASS. Viallllllloll.l ,0041911 WHIM. PI BosI WILLI iT Davos, jtr ik ag ru kefleld,. °clan, Ulmer, dp. it all auxec; .0104.* 1. Jona Link A := M w . sr At Ile. Wrtszeit , Apt 1134 at 10, Jtataa Starth Xpalexida.lnaioadab,,, Dadaist, 4Q01116, at tit. AD mrswo.lielfr=, dlialer, Aprlll4, itt 11. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Richardson and R. H. Burling, Mulched_ Haigh and DI. Birkbead. garlestoa n, Lancashire, paper manu facturers—R. Taylor and B. Taylor, Jun., Orchard-place, Green. with, corn merchante—W. H. Bennett and G. A. Itingefte% City of Loudon, wholesale perfunere—H. Aldred and R. Duller, Cliarlbury, Oxfordshire, drapers—W. Woolliscroft and C. Purton, Bolton,• ), plumbers—J. Marsden and Brad ahem, Lancashire, Umber merchants—J. Holland (de ceased) and F. Jones, Tonge, Lancashire , florists— Y. W. Wood fail and G. Woodfall, Waterloo-place, tailora—M, langdsle and W. Peel, Bradford, Yorkshire, coal merchants — T. 11. Pretious and T. &ammo% Piccadilly and Tichborne gireet, hatters—W. B. Rands and G. I. Bands, ► Ipswich, sack eioth manufacturers—W. Ritchie and T. Fraser, ManchaMlllr, commission agents—M. Prater, J. Williamson. and J. 81011.4 jun., Ilonitwearmouth, Durham, grease manufacturers-8. 'White (deceased), J. Wood, 8. Cockcroft, and G. R Cnnnintton. Bradford, grease extractors—R. Mitchell and T. titandeves, Hall ! fax, brush manufacturers—J. Leaver and H. N. Shaw, Bray, near Maidenhead, ironfounders—T. Hughes and R. Moore, Bun ' lem, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturers—W. Rose and J. Rose, Thirsk, Yorkshire, drapers-4. Gillespie, W. 8. Churchill. and C. F. Mosley, so far as regards W. 8. Churchill —H. W. Meade-Bing and C. J. Meade-Ring, Liverpool, mar lchanta—Anne Mare Bertlett and Annie Trowel. Ashford, Kent, milliners—W. W. Ho land and C. B. Prince. Manchester, stock brokers—J. Masten, W. R. Neaten, andJ. Hasten, jon.. Kingston. I upon-Hull, linendrapers, so far as regards J. Hasten, IL Thomas and J. Phillips, Cardiff, silk mercers—J. Saunders and P. C llins, Hanway-street, Oxford-street, booksellers—W. Hariick and R. Cuff, Great Jameastreet„ Bedford-row, surgeons Dennesad F. H. W. Taylor, Camberwell. gUliioooll. SCOTCH gIiQITEBTILATIONS. MOB Rim Glaegow, commission Agent, Aprll 4. at the Fa culty Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM ILLRILIIWD Glasgow, bedding manufac turer, April 3, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow WILLIAM ORR flrmals, Glasgow, jeweller, AprU 3, at the Fa silty Hall, Glasgow. Witt e 're .... H llolll Wars A . !l.n . prams marchtP/A s AgEll iteese7Cpeif Si OD Coanti Bald. Taisley. JOHN Waal; Ambit! . Aberdeeng" tamer. APTU 7, at ' the Lemon Tree R 'Madsen, *parting intsltigentt. NEWMAN= CIiaVEN YEKTING.-1‘03131. 3 . Yam Manilla awns of .10 *ova each, with 60 added ; SW fo S . olds, Est 101;b ; ur,. Pat gib ; fi ve and upwards. fut 21b ; the winner to be 'Ad tbr 5001., , it demanded, Ito, on to carry ?lb antra : boams ',to bp add for 10 0 i. allowed 71b. A.F. a mile 9 furlongs 76 gasW 4 HANDICh fterli of 50 OM. for 3-yr4Ads and upwards. T.Y.C. (5 Wimp tee yards.l . siIHANDICAe Sarzawrzwel oi 16 are. eacb. 10 ft, for Sir-olds upwards. 1/11 - ., (7 furlongs 210 yards.) A Bwinrrraiu 6 of 10 son. ew•h ; 2-yreAds, id Wit ; three, p• 9 4 4: Wks 1P616111108" alloand 3.16 r the Irtimen to be Kid with meats for 2001 ; U foe 1008., allowed 71b. T.Y.C. (5 fur -4V140 yards., 1 • BIMSPRALIII at SO , ems. mob. 1 ft, toe Siaada: sobs. Int 101 b; fillies, Sit 76). E,21. (4 stl e J ad —Stookluipt (41bj, Baca I Mb). cby Ifeticsafie—Prbon (OW (dead ). eby Nonagon— Mk. de Clumllll, (111") 0.40 , • 1_44 By IgnsTrall 31- Akron. awl, 11 ft. for 11.yrIolds: bolts, lig 10lb ; Silks, Sat 61b; Allowances, dr.. R. IL (4 subs.) s. Ce=, Bert*, Ooejerl3 filb*Lethilio (41b`. • New ltiars of MO rata *Mod to a tree bsamilcep. of ilfr sows. each, 10 ft, for byroads apd upwards; of hs/ 1 , 'rte, with public mosey added. after the pa o 1 • , weights, Alb; Wks', 00, UMW Vlrillaea 46 667 tww. T.Y.C., aft. eatio e :j et Acoeptsuoos to be Manilla, al Woatbabro Moo, t00d03, 1 44 it 6 tiptoe!' We de3 , • urd t aj4;r4t oc t k be - lE nthg t)44 . he te na ßootelliosp . Neer- Age at lb No A)0 I 1119 Duke '''''t • 9 0 Doiphin - '-6 612 ) Arehitnedes .....2..t •6) , 619 Wow', t 4 s,.. 4 6 0 Mater 3133334 A 1 Aftolotto ..... •-• •— 6 6 n " 3 " ' S Aulimacausar ' • 4 6 , .Nra e d n rbane ....w 7 1 6 t. , IF 1 16 abe1arit0........... 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Onoime Inc, S'ompllnZ Sassex,lmershop keeper, April 12 , at IL Aatliva BAUM Brighton, tobacconist. April Ih, at 11. LAST EXAMINATIONS. May S. W. A. S. Pemberton, Nunes-court Old Broad-street, commission agent—April 27. J. North, N lends-street, Mile-end, market porter—May 1. W. J. llennant, Charlesetreet, Camber well, laßoe—May 1. J. Bentley, Bow-lane and Watling-street, warehouseman—Msy 1. J. Goodman. Cannon-street-road, board. ' - e house keeper— May 1. G. reuse. Berwick-street, Soho, draper Magid_ Confederate Joker HuMara 5 Pantaloon 4 Wing Peal DoWein 4 Vondervelde 6 King Hal Tormentor Duke .4 York Beelzebub 1 Pintas 3 Lucy Long 4 1 Merry Hart I WOOL DAILVOLS, U. 61 h. 30. to U. to. ■ yard. with, Curtains. L wide width, other materials for QUILTS,. PRINTED DIMITIES, ttc., always on Land. BLANKETS, • large stock •t old prices. DRESSES for SPRING in all the newest of materials. IRINTED CAMBRICS snd PRINTS in all the newest patterns. LINEN Soli COTTON SHEET] stock much under value. HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS, SHIRTS. ITAYS, Beet FRENCH WOVE from 120., worth h. Ild. RIBBONS, LACE, HABERDASHERY, and TRIM NGS, ete., &e. BEST TOWN PRINTED BALZARINES. 2,000 ➢arch at titl, worth MS. ORGANDIE MUSLLNS, 60,000 yards from 41d. to Sid., worth double the price. SILKS in all the new patterns for SPRING. S HAWLS in every variety. MANTLES in all the LATEST NOVELTIES. B. JOHNSTONE soda Co.'s GENERAL Le DRAPERY and FVENISIIINO WAREHOUSIO3 are within a few yards of the EDOW ARE-ROAD STATION on the LTROPOLITAN RAILWAY, and lire minutes' walk from the Great Western Station, Paddington.- 1 0 0 , 110, 111, and 112, Edgware-road, and 1,2, and 3, Thwaltes-place. W. THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, containing all the latest Telegrams and Expresses of Saturday, exclusive and early political information, and comprehensive City Intelli gence, the profession ti news sod epitome of puiilic opinion of Saturday, sporting, theatrical, fine arts, legal, medical, clerical, literary, naval and military, and civil service news, is published every SUNDAY MOKN LNG in time for distribution in the neighbourhood of London by 9 o'clock_ duet published;gratis), THE GREAT CRINOLINE QUESTION SOLVED by her MajeLty the Empress of the French. Ladles should at once shunt gratis, of their draper or comet• maker, MO tiliON's new Illustration, showing the veritable • • 1101)1E DE LIM PERATItIC Price Is., by post la stampe, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self.prverva. tion, and for imparting health, strength, and efficiency to the most important functions of life. Supplemented by an k:asay on the Treatment of Nervousness, Lowness of Spirits, Lassitude, Debility, and Indigestion; addressed especially to professional men, men of business, the studious, the sedentary • and all who are labouring under the debilitating effects of overtaxed energies, either of body or mind. fly a Plirsicists of 20 years' practice. " The work forms an excellent manual for all who would learn how to use life, and not abuse it. On the control of the passions and the regulation of the hinctions, the advice throughout is most valuable."—Cburch and State Gazette. Mann, 30, Cornhill Price Is.. D R.. CIILVERWELL on MppoinARRIAGE : It, Ob Wl oe Au th or, 3, Dame and Disaent& mann. Coen ss, Great Marlboroug tm h-al a. W. m Woritinz Man's is& hail a Guinea. =_--- AN ANTIQUARY AT FAULT.—The Civil Tribunal in Paris recently gave judgment in an action brought by 21, Beurdeley, a dealer in objects of srt, against N. Nor mandin, a jeweller, to recover the sum of 1,600 f. which ' be had pt . ,' the latter for a broom and enamel casket in the Byzantine style, supposing it to be of ancient =Dube tom whereas it was in reality a modern imitation. Normandin twisted the demand, sad explained that baviog been entreated by me of his customers with the sale of the I casket, la d Dot knowing the exact value, he seat a shop- , man with it to lf . Beordeley, who was reputed to be wall vaned in antiquities, to ask hisl opinion as to its worth. The latter declared that the casket was antique, and basis' learned from the bearer that N. Normandin would sell it for 1,6001., intimated that he would ker it, paid the money, and presented 101. to the Amman. The defendant therefore maintained that as the plaintiff had made the purchase on his ores jadgment, and Dot i s wow. queues of the defendant's representational, the sale was valid. The tribunal, after hearing this statement, which wee not contradicted, rejected the plaintiff's domed with math ing...oose keeper-. r __, __ _,_ _ _- __.,, - -May 4. H. II Walker, Frinter, • .place, Bermondsey, merchant's _ __ _ clerk-May 4. C. Snelling, Tichboroe-street, tobacconist's 7 0 Lecturer 35 7 dooms of an autivereary w,._ clerk-Stay 4. W. Hart, Croydon, Surrey. baker-May 4. J. 7 0 Neliy 5 6 7 its origthal desipstiou, would be the mat solemn of se. Stowell, Ram a st et, estion-gardeubootniaker-May 4. WIT. 7 0 Vexatious Thompson, Ramsgate, gentleman-May 4. J. Price, Buntingford, 613 Hedon e6 7 year, Acoardingly, for the last two or three years, special Ifertfordabire, attorney-May 4. C. Percivall. Neat-street, Cam- 613 Ammunition 36 7 efforts have been made in London to bring about a male Imre.% auctioneer -May 4. T. Mansfield, Drury-lane, late 613 Heartbreaker licensed victuaLer-May 4. J. W. Parker, Waltham-cross, Bert- To E.SDAT. of obeervieg the day mote in harmony with its ecclesiastical fordshire. clerk to an engineer-May 4. Hannah Gracie, Budge- A PLATE of 50 soya, for 2.yrolds; colts, Sat 10th : elides , Set character , the Archbishop of Canterbury having this year the winner's own stake Mb. ; of two such races, or ose of 200 row, Cannon-street, chandleis shopkeeper -April 13. M. Pallas. 71b; winner of a plate or sweepstakes value 50 son., Including trial, Bright's-road, Old Ford, _diamond merchant -May 4. T. Mead • special letter on the subject. Yesterday the Young, Gavelochhead, North Britain, horse dealer-May 2, 61, sons, 711 s ears. The first half of Ab M. (3 furious+ 216 yards) weather was highly creation" for those who desired to Greatbach, Caverswall, Stafforoshire, miller-May 4. 5.. Chat- A Swar.PorAEL9 of 10 sore. each ; 3-yr-ohls, Sat ;four, fat Mb • Bald, Stoke.upon-Trent, china 'manufacturer -April 30. Emma five and upwards. fat 10lb ;r° eras and geldings allowed 111 b ; the • use the day for recreation, and large number" of Phillips, Much Wenloer., Shropshire, grocer - May 2. L. London, wiener to be sold fur 1001., if demanded, dcc. I).M. (7 furlongs persona took advantage of it to proceed to the country. Still, Warwick, fanner -May 2. 8. Duke. Dunchurch, Warwickshire, 210 Pods.) the churches, it is believed, were better attooded then surgeon-May 16. P. Brown, Cburchstow, Devonshire, yeoman- ME IsigsvubtaisT HANDICAP of 2; sows. each, 16 ft, and 5 May 15. G. Walters, Broadelist, Devonshire. seedsmou-May 16. only lf declared, with 150 added , for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; they have usually been, and more afternoon sad evening sere J. Symons, Jan., ear 1 , butcher-April 24. IL Brown, Scar. winners extra. From the starting prat of the ILM, to the end I vices were held than has been customary. At St. Alban's, borough, wine merchant- April 24. E. Cottle, Darlington, York- Of B.C. 06 subs., 19 s t d . ) decle shire, innkeeper-April 18. F. Nash, langworth, Lincolnshire, Age lb Age st lb I Balderin'aegardeco,wheee, perhaps, the ef euts attainable both c o o pe r - keeper-April 18. J. Be Grimsby, Lincolnshire, Archimedes cooper-April 18. W. W. Spring, Great Grimsby, pianoforte Pearl Diver sermon was de dealer-April 21. J. Roberts , Birkenhd, beerhowie keeper- Tounnalet (bred in Newminster 46 6 April 23. W. Goodall, Staleybridge, buil de rd - April 18. IL Witten lAtiiice` Barrow.in-Furness. Lancashire. butcher-April 25. J. Neilson, Wild Agnes Mookwearmouth Shore, Durham, beerhouse keeper-April 25. Zephyr J. Reed. Gateshead, Durham, grocer-April 26. C. Hodgson, Alerte aB 0 I Incolu Green 3612 I ' Italy The diary:terse. highly seusoas and imaginative, Sesham Harbour, Durham , drap er-A p ril 25. A. Brodie sod H. Ferrets - turned mainly on the physical nature and incidents of Brodie. Comsat, Durham, grocers-April 17. J. Illingworth, Beatrts Wakefield, Yorkshire, book-keeper -April 17. J. N. Francis, Hollyfox 6 710 Drum ' our Lord's sufferings, which were described with harrow- Brodie. Comsat, Suffolk. iron and beau founder-April 25. Dots Badlio J. Nash, Landport, Hampshire, bone merchaut -April 24. Lord Zetland W. Henshaw, Manchester, beerbouse keeper-April 24. E. Valiant F. Vanity, Manchester. commercial hoarding -house keeper- The Brewer April 24. J. Needham, Manchester, smith-April 24. C. Welch, liarefield Manchester, beer retailer - Aprill6. 11. Turner. Blackburn, lan- I A SwEEPrrAKEti of 100 soya each, h ft, for 3-yr-old ache, cashire, stonemason-April :M. C. P. Whittaker /Beckha . Bst 10 1 b each ; allowances. 8.11 (7 furlongs 210 yards ) (4 subs) the absence of • celebration of the Holy Cowman • 00, the grocer-April 20. J. Kenyon. Little Bolton. Lancashire, ins n- The Peer, Sinner, Robinhood ,41b„ Gondolier (41b). 1 sermon was over by noon. and then began en ova tin chine turaer-Mar 25. J. Luddington. Ely, Cambridgeshire, far- I Fins 2 YEAR OP THE EIGHTH NEWMARKET HIESISIAL STAKES kno to the Act of Uniformity, though honoured with rier-April 10 H. Ward, Coventry, writing elerk-April 21. J. . of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for 3-yrolds ; colts Sat lldb ; Jones, Ellesmere, Shropshire. butcher-AprillB. Mary Barnard, ' fillies, emelt, : the second to receive lo per cent. on the whole • • plea in the Missal-the Seven lieproaches-in following Reading, milliner-April 9. T. Roberta, Glanadda, Carnarvon. stake, and the third 5 per cei t. R. M. (fits subs./ -1 , by Lea- which a special manual of devotion was used by the priests shire, grocer-April 9. J. Leek, Wolverhampton, boot maker- mingtou-Splavote, Rat Ger. Mareppa, cby Kingstoo -Ombra, c , April V. J. Silvester. Wolverhampton, provision dealer-Apri bY Tnunpeter -lonics, Ischia, Westwick, Clams, Malibran, The , and the coulOolist' oll . 9 Margaret Jones, Wolverhampton. retail brewer-April 9. J . . Primate, The Peer, Goojerat, May Queen ih-b,, K tug Hal, I DEATH OF M. GEORGE BENNIS, F, R' H.Spencer, 'letteohall Wood, Staffordshire, clerk-April 9. J. I Cerion, Penelope, Plot Weil, Magician, Simpleten, Actor, Jenny . Bateman. Darlastoo, Staffordshire, chartermaster-April 9. G. JumPs. Cull-slogs, The Carthusian , the Chase. Fair Rosamood, • regret to emanate the death of Mr. George Rennie, the Fallon, Wolverhampton, brass co s J. Page, Twines - Danish Rose, Black Lady, Ammunition, Eilliecrankie, Lady i civil engineer, who died yesterday afternoon, at his reel field, Staffordshire, late steel toy maker-Apill 10 J. Toulon, ' Violet, The Student, cby Lord of the Isles-Lily of the Valley, . wd a. He a ire d hi s f a th er jr, early Holbcach, Lincolnshire, carpenter-April - .0 T. Hughes, Hales. . 51edallion, Rom Cheri, La Dauphine, Gana, Monarch of the dense in ton-creecon owen, Worcestershire, retail brewer-April 20. E. Griffiths, Glen, Bullfinch, Elf, Locldel, &Ma, Stagliound, Robin Hood, ! life in the construction of the London and East India Docks, Westhmmwich, Stafford , hire, puddler-April 20. T. Dudley, ' Yea de Charge, Montrose, salesman , Tomahawk, Wolsey. War- I the Plymouth Breakwater, the construction of the Bell. Westbrometch, hay dealer-April 10. J. R. Tyler, Westbroni- wick. Brother to Guerilla, Edith, Ashdown, Gladiator, Ihe Ad- - with, confectioner-April 13. J. Carpenter. Halifax, o ff icer of i mural Gondolier, 'f he Assassin, Ihe Sharper, and Effervescence. •ad held th• high dim- I rock Lighthouse, Sic. Mr. Rewire b • inland revenue-April M. T. Avery, Hastings, sawyer-April 14. 1 A SWErp,roags of 100 soca. each, li ft. for fillies, Bst Mb ;a I 1 tinction of Vice-President to the Royal Society, of which 11. Wright, Gateshead, Durham, builder-April 18. R. Young, ' winner of 400 sees. slb extra. DJ& (6 subs.) - Klarnet, Endow- I body Leicester, earpenter-Amil 14. A. Cl . KeintOn Mandeville, mart, Lady Violet, Mirells, Georgia, Sister to Clansaimus 1 he was elected a fellow is the spring of 18T2. He Somersetshire, innkeeper - April 20. W. Cawthron. Minnow, Peed). was a member of the Royal Irish Academy, a Fellow of Kent, veterinary surgeon-7day 9. J. eawdron, Coningsby, Lin- 11K%EWAL OF TIIR !SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs each, for colts, the Geological Society, and belonged to the Royal Academy coinshire, innkeeper-April 48. J. Williams, Fritwell, Oxford- Sat lets: and fillies, list 7lb, not engag• din the Two Thousand shire, grocer-April 28. W. Sheppard. Beth. money collector- Guine a , Newmarket. or The One Thou-and Guineas Stakes. of Turin. and other societies. April 26. .1. II Matthews, Bath, farrier-April 26. Mary Camp. D.M. 4 subs., - Bertie, ProSernine, Dueler, and Heartbreaker. I .._ i BOARD OF TRADE, WIIITEHALL.-MARCH Zen2B.- b and Julia Campbell, MeV', boerding.school keepers-April THE BEACH Stairs of 50 sore. each, ti ft, for I.yr-olds ; col., , E. Lowe and F. Lowe, South April nomersetedre, flock and fiat 1. lb ; Mlles Het 715 ; a winner before starting 51b extra. The Right Honourable the Lurie of the Committee of woollen waste manufacturers- April 24. J. Wardle.. Newcastle- Last half mile of B.C. 0/ ease .) - De Derma, Ettrick, Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Idrcretary upon-Tyne , gatekeeper-April 12.8. Chapman , Maucheriter, boot Hornet, Pliotographe, Verulam, Achievement, Camille, and Pu- ;of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy cf a Prussian ordnance, maker. Miriam. ' enthorising foreign ships to engage toythe coasting trade of DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. WEDNESDAY. i the Duchy of Sehteswig.-Garette. FRANCIS of ta t Manchester, grocer-a dividend of 50., on I A ScfLscr.rprfoN Piers or SO sore.: 3-yr-olds, Iffst 711, ; ( our, MARCH 28 - account of tat dividend M an s. Id , Aprill7, and any subsequent Eat 1211 i , the and upwards, 9st 310. T. Y.C. ',5 furlongs 140 yards , BOARD OF TRADE" WiIIIF.HALL. - • Tueaday, at Morgans, Manchester. i A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each; 3-)colds, lot lib; four. The Hight Honourable the Lords of the Committee of WALTER MANONALL and WILBRARAM MARONALL, Bolton, paper Ps' 1111' : five and upward., Oat 4ib ; winner to he sold for 100 f. ' Privy C mocil for Trade have received, from the Secretary manufacturers-Ist dividend of Is. on new proofs, and and if demanded, <Le. T.I.C. (5 furlongs Ito )ardv, l of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a deepatch from the dividend of 10. on the whole amouct of proofs, Aprlll7, and A I.IANDICAF SWERPSragEs of 10uovs. each, for 3 -) T-olds and Governor of the Gambia, announcing that an exhibition of any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgans's, Manchester. upwards. DM. (7 furlongs 210 yardsi• of Africa will be opened at Saint J AMES culprit WARES, Manchester, commercial traveller - IBC THE Cott no ',TAKES of 50 sovs. each, h ft, for 3-yr-ohls: colts, the products of therpout h dividend of Is. ld., Aprill7, and any subsequent Tuesday, list 10lb : fillies, Set Ilk : petles and allowances. 11. M. ,17 , Louts, Senegal, on the ISt June neut.-Gazette. Morgan's, Manchester. , subs.'-Wdsey, War k Wh., The Trumpeter's DaUghtLr kff.lb), f Lost) CHA 51DERLA IN 'S OFFICE, ST. JAMES'S THOMAS COOK ant JAMES ASTON, Blackburn, cotton manufac- I , y Inimpeter -Styria • siii , , D. V. illi , Crown Prince alb;, ' f our, MACS, MARCH M.-Notice is hereby g vAti, that the turers-Ist dividend of 2a. 51, April 17, sold any subsequent Young Monarque, Beelzebub '3 ( 1)1, Ammunition f NIP, Mildred appointed by her Majesty to have been held at Buck- Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. (db., Lad )' Violet ( 51b,, Freudian: lit s enior, i.0m. , . Belimire, Ley- WILLIAM PORT ATRIS.the 12th of April next is Pentimenmawr, builder -2nd dMdend of bourne ',3lb). The Monk of Aron, cby Stockwell - Princess ingba n Palace, on Thursday, , 3a. rel., any W. dneaday. at Turner's, Liverpool. (dead , . fby Rataplan-Forget-not-not (dead). postpone 1 to Saturday. the sth of May sea. at three J. F. iltoriEs, Liverpool, printer -Ist dividend of Sid. any I A swEargraass of 50 soya each, h ft, for 3-yr olda ; fillies, Bct 0 a:wk.-SYDNEY, 1...0rd Chamberlain.-Crizette. Wednesday, at Turner's Liverpool. 101 b: maidens allowed Mb. T. I.C. ssu hs. ,- Vhy North Tits SEE or NATAL. -Without mentioning WILLIAM Winnistan, Preston, Joiner-Ist dividend et bl. fad, Lincoln-Gira ff e, St. Sophia, La Nluta, Queen Bee, Mischief. , from p rudential coosiderotions, we are enabled ta any Wedeesdoy. at Turner's. IlverpoirL I THE DElia! TRIAL STAKES of SO son. each, h ft, with 100 name', DIVIDEND'.d i ated to ell the nee of Natal, aided. 3-yr-olds, Tat. four, oat 1010; f and g alloweo3lb ; win- state that the clergyamn es gn . April 16. Rev. L. W. Stanton. Arundel-bouse Notting.hill. , ners extra; allowances. Last mile and a half of B.C. ill subs.) vacated by the deposition of Bishop Coleoso,is a thoroughly clerk-April It 0. R. Rattenbury, Clapham, Pinrey, draper- 1 AP tAge Age sound but moderate churchman, a Csinbndie graduate of Aprlll2. 11. Taylor. Johnson's-place, Pimlico. cob proprietor- King Charming .. 4 Marco Spada .... 3 Oladiateur April 19. C. Hoornan, Lawrence-lane, City, war,n0n..., : Todleben - administrative experience in another colobial diocese. It April ID . W. J. Baker, Highatreet, Stoke Newington, draper- ! Gontran 3 ' is hoped tat as little time as possible will be lost before April 26. W. Johnson, Sniethwick, Staffordshire, soap manufac- i lit' mer F ine turer-April 12. E. W. Reilly, Wedbury, Wiltshire, licensed vic- A SWZIPMAKES of 25 mom each, 10 ft ; mar ts 7st Sib; ' his arrival et the Cape, and consecration. The title of ti, e tualler-Aprtl 19. J. Phillipe, Abersychan, Monmouthshire, I four, est 11lb ; tire and upwards, sat 210 , mares and geldings goo, it is stated, will be exchanged fur that of the cathedra' grocrr -April 12. 11. Fielding, Huddersteld, printer- April 12. 1 allowed 31 b; selling allowances. Criterion course (6 furlongs) nit Maritsborg.--Jolus Bill. J. Rhodes, Leeds, and Belfast, hackle manufacturer -April 12. .(4 subs.) -Lady &tinhorn, 4 yrs :1001.1, Reindeer, aged Mut, . THINKING BETTER OF FT.-According to a circular 0. Woodl a nd, Dewsbury and Halifax. wire drawer-April 12. 8. Ne eiCe . 3 ," (1001.4 BnlbarD ' 11661 I I addressed by Cardinal Andres to the clergy ad populabon Haigh, Halifax, woolstapler -April le. J. Steel. Leeds. boot . TOUR-ID/1% the diocese of d u hi.eo , his eminence has reolved tempo manufacturer -April 24. W. Young and H. Proud , Sunderland. A 11011180aMTION PLATS of 60 son .: 3-yr-olds, 74 filb : roar, ;of Ro "in order "he observes drapers-spout J. Myers, Westow , Yorkshire, Joiner -April i ast 12lb ; five and upwards, flat Mb : selling allowances . de. , redly to delay his return to me, _, _ . tei! I 12- & Rowing, Norich, engineer -APnl 12. P. Head, Norwich, D.H. "to avoid the ambuscades which the ferocity ce the Coal merchant-April 13. J. Rook, Boughton-under-the-Blean- A HANDICAP Pun of 60 snot, for 3-yr.obla and arrant& ; gi ros m ight prepare in the countries under ineeleideetioal April 13. H. E. Houghton. Faversham -April 13. 0. Constabie, A.F. (1 mile 2 furlongs Ti yards). jUriediction. ' Boughtonmnderthe Mean-April 13. J. RA yuer, laddenhans- 3300 ND YEAR OF THE AS/LE PRODUCE MEM of 60 son. each, F4to Tzar.-Figgs, if good, Will rest upon the April JO. A. A. Daher, Briatol, r-April 20. W. Kilmtster, ; lift, for S-yr olds ; colts, Sat 10Ib ; BMW Sat 71b : allowances. I Werdburruposarrns, Oleg fanner -April 13. W. I(3 enbad-Leybourne (31b). Lord Craven (91b), lea (slto. I side when tested is Ir4ter. 11 oee end urns op, be sore of Maar, Burton, DenbighshireApril Ig. IL Roberta, Mold I RECORD Trait or THE SlVltarn NEWMARxri hassmat maze • had egg.-Arnerioa Asper. Illintahlre, butcher -April 14. Ann lipeneeley. Beverley, Tech - lof 10 sore. each, with 100 added, for 4-colds ; colts, Hat lefts : , ORYRTAL PALACE. --- ONE SHILLING DAL. -- shire, licensed victualler-April 10 . 0. K Duckwitk, Bishop I Mies, Sat alb : mien antis" and allowances: woad tore - „,____ __, „,, ___ ~,._ eje;; _,;,,, sa on pay ment. 4 3 , 918 ; WAto):l_, yocindlins, tailor- lash Mary Woodroot, Brighten, 11;r I: r i , per cell. on the w *le stalga,,tailit4he:trdcasser or ce t.. r da b '. b r y somonmaa.wiaos.. zk i r o v o zi 0001; 48.297. T omas= CARPETS, 3a. Ild. pet yard. NtiTillWatrillitraientAtiffordilt., erstemazer, April iv, ve iv. - ip i eras LAI : t •• • Matra virility. Oiloada MAlllMlldteoixis, Madam. mew. aaresteireflo . • ..t te-i it , o 5 1 elaw .. a Coiwilati aat tri4Toqua ilr ii PaZ e l r efi b t b ril uu t r " , 41' 11) 4 11 , p m . .. i . X :liiwee w re t iz IDDERMINETICRB, DR .-_„U l l i i i ,l l :s_ ll F ll36 ill'imAa tams. hornten•ia-Camiterlitit. fa" Den NOW 11: " Inai 4...6 ji. A. 54. " I° an aeW 514581"....".4"....."""..... ' • TBOnan Sum Tradworth. Oloucestervhire, market gar nett s Chit:WM..l ...,‘ win MUSLIN LEND and LACE CURTAIIIE, !rem . terazo l irmaner, '.; gleams:Her ,: Igif 11 7 t, al' s. n. 1 •• ! !it' Suit a pair. A large dock en load. . 4... ,4 il -% 1 • 4 batari a l t st It ' • 6 11 I "` `.9:: 4 &Id C:INTZEI: j; if: al/..._tbe newebtp,tterosam‘. . . . ' Pr& : a tv °llAz ialmtma tlaDaai ivrilmniciorzuktolr, • latt i gtra b l i ' 'ler. April it IL e, o laustahlre. leiwatalltalt silt 7' . 1• as 4 t. 7 1 . ga r tltligkerigikbufitCWiedg.4tlywitAbhoms.. ,• . .... .. 1 37...4 ,ii twocArntipt,.., taming at :p c 444 1 , magma ometwa, Liverpool , beitidlnd hum keep" Damems . Cbat t..."/ . ‘ 11: ,, fa. 61.. aad lia. 911. orth la 6d. to Ba. vrevirasuc.. Rues yar t a ;: i : t . PrWarLataillirirm: Was am*. sairms. APIA lit:titt. , . • ~, J!"' . kilned* ..W* _aril 4 .63 Alt ' w 134. saw low . sue d. a . .. , =iird.• • Totintdre, teMlYaaka. • Ira. mt. • • — -.--` -' .47.• ; • . .. .. - ,' . ... '.., - '`, . aer, •P . • ima EW CORNICE VELVET PILE GES, to. at 12. modern design; L. 6 1 d. and is. 9id. a yard. I ANIS SllioNs, Bath, grocer, April 17, at 11. i Armadillo Crytheia Gaston Ing, &molding. Sassed, bamboo keeper. April lt at 11. Magician P EK IN CLOTHS, from 2s. Ilid. a yard, annum. Imam Brighton, tobacconist. April 11, at IL Courederates 4 .7 4. 4* :.....11 i 3 7 I T 6 7 II 7 6 7 double width. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Joker Mays. S. W. A. S. Pemberton. Hones-court, Old Broad-Istreet. i Guluira w . -__... .4.....1mtwea.t I‘4lW-Pllii_ 1 Verona, Kl ßar tla i ring, Spadema, Koenig. Cbeverette. Oldbury, a, al , ton, Farewell, Van back, °dregs?. Whited. Don Basilic), Adelaide, The Princess of Wales, Lord Weldegrave, Lady Bob.o Favorita, Anthascassar, Tennyson, Elnine, Chimney Sweep, Croseare, Advance, Aram* New court,, Ander, Dor, The Duke, Donningtou, The Caloyer, Jupi ter, His Royal Highness, Argences. The Lily of Devon, Th e Ylliagtonian, Lisette, Tit for Tat, Wild Boy, Liddington, c by Oulston—V est, Queen MarT,Cootraband, Lord of =ham Chaster. field, !daubers, Puebla. Island Chief, Under Play, Verderer, Friday, Cobweb, Bydmontoo, Kangaroo, Water Baby, Love Apple, Kill:em and gat-'em. Raiford. Haarlem, Zulette. Trak, Lysander, Archimedes, Cassiope, AI, Jambe', Puck, Isabelle, Dos! ord, Cockcrow. Alexandra, Reginella, Bavarde, Paywuute, Jack Ketch (dead), Miriam (dead). A BWEIPSTMLIS of 100 sae. each. h ft. for byr-olds ; oolts, Set 1011); fillies, Bst 61b , D.M. (6 subs.)—Clams, Potomac, Osiris, cby Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing—Xlas Whip, The Primate. and Student. THR t..LAX/rr STIR= of 200 eon. each, h ft, for 4-yr-olds ; colts, fist 101 b ; fillies, tat Mb ; the eecond to save his stake. D.I. (7 tubs. ) —Rifle, Wild Agnes, GladLateur, Chattanooga, Archimedes, Brahma. Victorious (pall). A flwarertial of 60 sem each, ft, for byroads; colts. let 10lb : 61Bss, fist Mb ; winner of 600 Dors., 61b ; of any other sweepstakes of 160 soya. Mb extra ; weights accumulative up to 9th ; Criterion Cane. Ste furlongs. lb subs.)—Barite. King Bat, Mrs. Day, Gladiator, and /Mona TEI Antamoos Brazen of e 0 eels each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds, Allies, Sat 1131 b each allowances , last half of Ab.lL A biz tongs 217 yards). (12 stabs.)—llttle Princess. Problem, Lady Bugle Eye, Hornet, La Dauphine, Catherine, Moomouthshire Lass. Vallainbross. Laverne, Fair Weather (Sib), t by North Lincoln—Lady Lotty (Sib). Blush Bose (811). A swzmotrorse of 60 sore with, for 5-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 101 b B slb ; winners extra ; LIS. (5 suha Cby Mine. to Bird en the Wins Mkwances. —Rapid Rhone's dam Am bition. When*. Jollity. Duke of York. A SWIRPerAila of an eovs each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts. fist 71b ; Blllea let tab. Last half et B.M. (I sobs.)—Probiena, Verdant, illsM°".way. THE 011Y8TAL PALACE. Of the myriads of the working chasm seeemblei at the Crystel Palace yesterday, we may number by thousands the persons who Inbreed to the grandest strains of Handal and o llendeissohn not only with the deepest attention, but with an intelligent appreciation of their mblimity ad beauty. To'partake of a (muaieal entertainment was not the special purpose of the multitudes who flocked ea Good Friday to 'peed a pleasant and ealsteey holiday. The Mirk was but one of various pastimes ; but it was the pestlese which had for them the greatest chasm, and will dwell the logged on their memory. The musical an s a gemente of yesterday 'Deluded a par. formaece on the Handel Festival organ, by Mr. James Cloward, the eminent organist of the Crystal Palace ; a per tonnes., by the band of the Coldstream Guards; s regular econseet of vocal and histrunstated mean ; end additional performances on the organ and by the mi litary band, which concluded the musical estortainments of the day. We need namely add that all the manic was sacred. sad of the grave character bitting the time. The reg ular concert began at half-pest 3 o'eleek, sad was gime in the great Handel Festival orchestra. The mile voei performers were Mr. Sims Reeve s, Mr. Bentle y , Mr. Weil end Mackin , ' Rederedorff. The instrumental band and ehorus of the Crystal were present ; sad the tuneful hest was amducted, his usual ability, by Mr. Manna. Mr. Bias Reeves tins greeted with shouts of 'albinism was is fill Peer 'Union of his magnificent voice, and meg his very bete 'HY sirs Olen, "If with all your hearts," from "AAA ; aorhOtt shalt break them is *cm," born The Meeria l ti Oki " Maker of every star," from Oosts'e Neesitis, Bentley meg (with Harper's accompeniment) "The Wimp pet shit mead." Weiss sang " Ann, arm, ye teem! *Mame Radersdorif sang the " lallammatus," feels "Ibrestard Meat Water, end " Let the bright esreph i r a .' Wien Bannon. ' And the duet, " The Lord is of malt *war," was sung by Mr. Bentley and Mr. Well 'AR these pieced were delivered by the admintbilisliti •foleaers with • graft amount of wood power, sad Weever elsraily applauded, Hundreds, no doubt, joinihgra 4tpptine who coed hear very little of the stablihr li tivtli applause thus itlen vas an agreeable thistle p 4 ailteborred the riQe•of sympathetic feelinverier lifta The progiiiitmeiseintled w' =dr Te. oil !Wraith," t end. ;lA* hireliti valid and their Wu sa4 simple hammy never fails ...- vast a locality. It will be seen from th e official return that th e number l A of visitors at the palace was upwards of 48,000. Via GOOD FRIDAY.—The multiplication of metropo litan lines of railway, the attractions of the Crystal lam, and other concurring causes, have been for ward yarn leading to an increasingly festive celebration by Lon - which, if observed according to TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (num% nxsowis.) THE RELATIONS B R USISTWEEN AUSTRIA AND i PSIA. BERLIN, If Ascii 30. Count von Bismarck had a long conference yester day with Count Karolyi, the Austrian ambassador. Orders have been issued to place the following divisions and regiments upon a war footing :—The 6th, 7th, and 9th infantry divisions, the whole of the 6th army corps, the four new regiments of the Guards, as well as the division now stationed in Schleswig, and their corresponding trains of artillery. ft is stated that orders have been given to the Prussian ships of war lying at Kiel to be prepared for active service. VIENNA, MARCH 30. It is stated by the Vienna morning papers that the majority of the German government+ will, in their reply to the Prussian circular note, refer to article 9 of the Federal constitution, which regu lates the position of the different members of the Oonfedstatioa In the event of a conflict between the peat thorn Pores VIENNA, Mama 30,• Eimlttra. Tip it4o 'id toss 'between the A:ustrish and Prussian, gbverumants is considered to Ts very crib • The Debatie warts that the Wester's 49/reitt Pow intend to present idenrical notes at Berlin, deprebitory of war. It is stated that not only a convention but a formal treaty of alliance has been concluded between Italy and Prus sia. • The Woodenr announces p4-aitively that, movements are taking place in the Prussian army, and that an array *reps bas been stationed at Interbock. The mat#4l,l lo r publishes a communication received fDII3I lb pm vats source, stating that the order for the of the 3rd Army Corp' was sired the y.asterclay by the King of Prussia. P grains giving particulars of this measure irceSW refused at the Berlin telegraph ofrice,4lffiener Abetbdpost (evening edition of the... Zeaung) announces that five Xmas= aimy corps have received orders to liolft , themselves in riskli nem tor rettrinervioe. "" BRUSSELS, Kasen 301. The ineliposdamee Beige: pabhshes 4 Woks= tram London oUteiday's elate, dating Mat Goat von Bismarck has addressed a climate/ taiipaialito the Pranian Ambassadors at .ebe Malarial 'the Great' Power*, direbting them .to 'voiced '6013114 • the extraordinary armansents of Atistria..” • ' ~- • la/ !AP , ' it itXPIA 'OF BAVARIA TO, Tsll. awAsui NW:X. 1RT1CH,414019 , . • Baroß.,Y.on r PfoeaklhA'nom, off 'ffeig n Affairs, .111 his pi* to the Frossian cimilac,potp, refers tg agt* 19 of the Federal cogititutio i g, which deflates any member mairipg an t ailipo i lmajgr another member of the poefacteratigil,yel , I. h r • ter A Ve4l . N X ;Utile 4g 121 4 . 1111; i Froaildr4r chi deothdros' rot &leak of IL timsWqa - WleWie -ii- The editor of the Opinion Nationale states, in that journal, that he has received a visit from Stephens, the Fenian head-centre, who announced his approaching departure for Aouirick HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, sissca 30. The Minister of State and ex-Minister of Finance, Baron van Ball, is dead. ITALY. FLORENCE, MARCH 30. Considerable armaments are stated to be in course of preparation. ITALIAN FINANCE. FLORENCE, MARCH 30. The ministry are taking step* in order that the financial bills may be immediately discussed in the Chamber of Deputies, and have decided to make the adoption of their financial proposals a cabinet question. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Maim 30. The Chamber of Deputies has been dissolved, and the session of the Senate closed. The message announcing this measure states that it has been caused by the attitude of the Assembly in its sitting of yesterday, when a tendency was manifested to erect that body into a national con. vention. The Government, therefore, appeals to the nation• The new chamber will assemble within 40 days• The course punned by the government is gene rally approved by the public. MOVEMENTS OF CONSTA TURKISH TROOPS. NTINOPLE, MARCH IrJ. " Orders have been issued for raising the hrst army corps to ita full strength of 25,000 men. The reserve corps of 70,000 men is ready for enrol ment, and the whole of the cavalry in the army of Roumelia has been raised to a service footing. The Turkish government is negotiating a loan of 15,000,0001. with the Soeit.:t6 Centrals. Letters from Teheran announce an intended meeting between the Shah of Persia and the Grand Duke Michael at Mazauderau. FRENCH EDUCATIONAL CoMMISSION.— Dr. J. Demo44tot and Dr. H. J. Moaned, commission•rs from the French government, are at present in this country with the view of inim,ruig into the state of educition io our waiver cities and schools fcr tne upper and itiladle climate. After visiting Oxford and Cambridge, and the principal public school', Dr. Muctucci his prore.iled Id Scotland, and Dr. Demageot is mow in London, exsminine the chief systems of instruction pursued in our leading metropolitan school,. Last week be visited the Stationers' Company's School, In Bolt-court.ia had previously visited Kiog's Caw, Christ's Hospital, end the City of London School. DEPARTURE OY VOLUNTEERS Put: BRIGHTON.— Vestemley morning s lar,,e body o' volunteers, consisting principally of members of metropolitan regiments. left London for Brighton, in order to attend the great rifle meeting to be eomineecid this morning in I...beep:cite Valley, at the rifle ranges of the let Sussex Rife Volun- teers, and at as eaily an henr as half-past 6 o'clock lithe FiCtOrill end London -bridge stations sesumel quit* an animated appeirsnce in cm...clue:ice of their presence. The train which was despatched at 7 o'clock cotttioed a large number, but that which followed at it o'clock was even more filled by volunteers from the following tsnimentii i—let Midarpei (V=u:wilts), South Middleeex Rides. West Middlesex Rifles, Loudon Scottish, Queen's Westminster, lotion It flu Bripde, Working Men's Coll•ge Rifles (19th Middlra+a). Wert Middlesex Middlesex Hasa, Civil Service, loos of Court her Majesty's Customs, London Wall. Ice.. The trains from Loodoo.bridge at 6 o'clock last night, and from Victoria at 5.53, also took down large numbers of voluntetre, the tickets fcr Moedsy being available for either, as also fez ! the 2.50 and 6 p.m. trains from London -bridge to-day, and the 2.56 end 5.56 p.m. trains fr. m Victoria. It I. anti •be that nearly all the metropolitan ha will ;be deposited et Brighton before half-pest Bas Mosby massing. ,; ti i , .170 r \.“ ~~ • • , • r • F: • .4, . •~ , a raw &dill nt. 1:,„ it not, NI bad am", 0 4 Mapl e 66.4 rids , MR 041 1 , U. Bog 10 25 1 . ; cola, Xs. wish' Az, X% al 111100 t 6110 ; 4 1 WI le or lON et Ow rhett NI et week's x dm*. • Woke is it lut "ea ad . lasi musk, go. AY Brai bol o 400. L to 431. ' -t -4. I