The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-04 00:00:00

I Fr --, 4 --, .1_, ; r • RELY - M ( - RECEIVE 7 A !r- Y , 67 --/ ' ''. , . _______ ____ --........._ .._ ipf ... As • Mr T 43 tie g iv' f . h' SS - 51 d.X3 V , / S-- •• 4 : • .r \„.6,472.1 N.‘l.. N —BRITISH and NORTH „ I:..I'AL MAIL STEAM ARIPA, appointed by • .11 kokereen LIVERPOOL and NEW VOILK, • ,i . lakeTorN, the litotwo *hip, calling o o • o rhoo• paroengers and Mlle The fol. . are appointed to sail from Liverpool, o 160 mails; • • W YORK, Ritenlay, May I. _ • owl cools for NWllla and Havana, to be • • . oo rk soohject to the permission of the , ..r•it. '.,and the I: M.S corona, • , • oN Sntllrtlay, May 11. , YORK, gaturday. Sin, IS :•,,11g at...ffers fee and 7 ....admen bat „ • I, Ilailtas and kionon, chief cabin, • To New York, chief cabin, g:4l. second . L. Fuord, id, Old Broadatreet, Loudon: ' v . II oirr, and 12, Ham de la Keine. Paris; handes street, filaagoo, and Italtiretrert, o Iser.14 , 11*1.101•12; or D. and E. ilaulirer, t, IVERPooL, NEW YORK, and PHILA pp tell COMPANY.—INIIAN nr; it. I ntt...l:4laltS Mails ,-‘ Stamen will be .leopatelbed • 'Rom LIVERPOOL to NEW YORE: n 1 id.' Is Winlnesday, Maya. 11 valunlay. Nlay 11. . 1,1 of lI ILrIMORE, Wednesday, May 1 5 - i%1:1 rcu, ~iturday, May la ad every %I cdnesday and Saturday. Ws 'Mac. , by the mail steamers galling every Wednesday, v.d 61 gun." according to the accommodadon. ~,yd ?sums Includes a full supply of cooked provisions Canada and the United States booked through OD y ▪ slvta•Acnim term..—for further particulars apply t. ..I.IIM 1N MAN. 22. Wateratrorda Urerpoul ; and to YIYY MAC6I. 61, k um wmhulpstres. London. MAE to NEW YORIC.—IINITIED STATES L4ll, 11UA—Th• magnalooot otaarsors al tall Ns York Mal! wwn 'hip Company will leave Ilarre and Falmouth and malls once a fortnight, a un4er. These me una,nallwi for their powwow, acoomroodallou, and n. akycr 4 their tulaine. :mot 11.6 From Hans. hots Falmouth. Wednesday, Nay 15 ____Ay, Mail 6 Wednesday, May 29 IThalsday. May 30 Wednesday, Jana 12 Ttivanday. Julie 12 Visabseaday, June 20 Theraday, June 27 It [......,:h . faros from London. CU 155. first-elaaa. and 410 wood —e, further puticulars apply to JAM A. W 017051, .te L' 0e .1011.3115, HANK, and Co., Pads; G. C. and IL W. oad Ca.. Falmouth: or IL STARR sad Co.. 146, Chsapads. r HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. 1,4 II ERl:lt`i GIVEN, that the TWELFTH ORDI tla iit.N Mt.% I. Al I:I:TING of the litutreholders of the rut Irricati.•n AA !anal Company wlll he held at the COT- O • No& a and 9, Maces-street-place, Southwark the lily of Lomion, on THURSDAY, the 3Cith day of in :it I o'clock precisely, for the purpose of transact. to•nnal Iniaineat of the Company. u prescribed by the s ttel atso for the pure se of authorising the borrowing 011 Irtrase or hotel Iron. the government of India any sum or p-•• 1 n.on••y not exceedinc the snm prewrlbed by the East lit !mention anti Canal Ant, left. according to the arrance. et .if •Itsli motive Leos ourn already given to each sharehol I.T. The Transfer lisiks of the Company will he closed from the t•. the ;Sall Instant. both day. inclusive. W Li - Mint!), neorntary to the Company. And 9. C ern atrect.l.l4co, nouttmaiLbridge, London, LC., May ht, pHE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL (OM PAN Y. lotTlct IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the El XTRENTH WY t aIIERAL SI EETINO of the elharalsokiers of the Madras Nation and Cabal Company will be held at the Company's Nos. sand 0. Queen.street ranee, Bouthwark.bridge, to the vl Lufelutt oR TCESDAY t the Ilith day of May Instant, I o'clock precisely, fur the pUraidla of troweling the kw) hthioves oI such meeting, pursuant to the act ; and suthort-Ing and giving consent to the conversion of the rue shares In the present guaranteed capital of c 1,1.00.000, pi uttitibmal trout Ito 50,000 ,both Inclusive , Into one general ow stock, to he called the "Guaranteed Stock of the Madras nation and Canal Company." tic 'trawler books of the Company will be closed from the pl instant to the 7th of June neat, both days Inclusive. JIIIIN WENTWOOD, Yeta.lar7 to the Company. )smi 0, Queewatreet,-platie, nouthwark dge, Loudon. 1,C., May 1. kW. ONIAN BANK, 3rd May, 1867.—NOTICE IS UKCIBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL Gift !CAL MEET of the Proprietors will be held at the Mike of OW 10 Great Great Winthesterntheet, on /*AWAY, the Slat day of .at t o'clock precisely , at which mooting an election will placeof two directors In the room of Isaac Carr and Alex- Hisiditon Louglutan, 2r A s i , , who go out of °Mee by rota both of whom. being el bie. have been proposed for re tom —lly order. WI ItI.TTLEW6LL, Secretary. ILERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE 80CLE11C. BONE'S uho.-riNo, 1967. be Report presented at • Needed bold on the 3rd Jemmy . tor the declaration fl the Metth Bonne, showed. 1 ASTIIIHE PRoGRE•AOY TIIE SOCIETY. .Inrin• the tonsittennial period which terminated on the h tom. 1666, tcs MST: keno for a total aunt of .C 1,518,181, and yielding P el; la animal prendrus, bad been effected, of which sums t exceeded by r:31,411. and the latter by L1?.,31r2, the r• - •reeher Items of any preeloua period; that Vlncowc had la from gi05,400 to 1f15,327 per &C -aid that _ [he AIM RANCt YCND after payment of £85,303 ow account 1441 u at the last Divistou, had ri.en from £1332,191 to -• AM TO THE FINANCIAL PORMON OF THE SOCIETY. not the Assets on the 30th June, 1008, mere &1,619,830 14 8 Is 4 the I.l.o4llties on the same date 1,343,708 le 9 Leaving a morphia of 176,8311 U i that after netting adds a 1.0.000 as a special reserve f nod, 4VAILAIIIA rItOYIT was £225810155. fid., of which sum Wed em recommended for division. .E RESULTS OF THE DIVISION. I this sum of £225,000—viz., !Ivo-sixths, or I to the Assured, would yield a unmuit ti the Polities of 4272,682, averaging tarring, with the different ages, from 32 to aS Irentituni paid slam the last division ; and is the exact equivalent of such Reversionary 203 per cent of the like premiums led at length the nature of the investments aleulations, the multi of which, as above favourable. Profits will take plane in January, 1872, t New Policies before the end of June next t Division to one yeiu's additional share of uses. of Propose', the Report above aeutioaed, t of the proceedings of the Bonus meeting, any of the floctsty's Agents ; or of WE et*TCLIF7E, Actuary and Secretary, 3, St. Jacaeeseuture, London, S.W. JE WHARF.—The Commissioners nd the Lords of the Treasnry.—Pre for , wrespondence on the subject of w withheld. I M PORTI2B of 000D8 who are re charges on goods landed on captain's to R. CLAY and Co., 83, Upper Thames- ,EMEN, MERCHANTS, and Mr. MARCH, IS, Itasinghall-street, opposite nut, effects arrangements between bton without publicity. Iminertlate protection sod Property. Terms very moderate. Cop. test references. MACASSAR OlL.—Thiselegant, pellucid oil is universally in high repute for access during the last sixty years in pro restoring, and beautifying the human hair. ni falling off or turn ng grey, strengthens from scurf and &Adrift, and makes it le, and glory. Yur children It is espe as forming the basis of a beautiful head of Action into the nursery of royalty, and the ti It is nnivenslly held, with numerous teal received of its efficacy, afford the best and merits. Price Sa ad., 7e., 10e. 6d, equal to per bottle.—Sokl at 20, Flattno-pden, and 'amen—Ask for Rowlands' klaceessr Oil SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PINS, a never failing remedy, prepared without any mercurial t, will be f oun d invalushie to all who suffer from bilious bre, compliants, indtgestaop, wind, spasms, giddiness, Mai o. the eyes, de For Lobitual costiveness, as a fatally t medicine, and am a purifier of the blood, they are tally fit; mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach, al 'aie appetite, promote digestion, and strength= the begun system.—Sold by W. Lambert, chemist, Ft King , feet, Charing-ercas, and by most druggists, la bones, 'rl sad three times the quantity , in one, Su *I. Be sure to v Dr. Scott's bilious and Liver Pllk The genuine are 1n s °Wien package, with " William Lambert" sisgrsvcd on the t 11.1( )US and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Set Headache. Lima of Appetite. Drowsiness, tiiddiness, wet all eller% of the Stomach and Bowels, are quickly •ol by btu that well-known remedy. PRAM ITON'S PILL OP HEALTH. r beY Milk the recommendation of a mild operation with th emf at eficet . anti where an aperient Is required nothing biter adapted. Sold by all medicine vendors. at la II Pr, hot, ur obtained through any chemist. 3. At TO THE REBULTiI OF THE DIVISION. • the portion of this sum of 1225,000—viz., leo-sixths, or ..Vo—which fell to the Assured, would yield a F.rk5. , 10,441tY Anninim to the Policies of £272,682, averaging iet cent., or varying, with the tlifferent ages, from 32 to 65 on the prendurom paid since the last division ; and • the tlt gosrs,whkh is the exactequivalentof such Reversionary cs. would average 26 per cent of the like premiums. Report explained at length the nature of the investments • the bases of the calculations, the results of which, as above .vu, are eminently favourable. ant Division of Profits will take place fa January, 1872, persons who effeet New Policies before the end of Jane next he entitled at that Division to one year's additional share of is ever later Assurers. arai t led arFeonitugt of f f the proorecHthe Report lnp of the go o us meeting, he obtained from any of the Society's Agents; or of GEORGE CUTCLIFFE, Actuary and Secretary, 13, fit. James'a.square, London, B.W. TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners at Custom, and the Lords of the Treaamy.—Preps for • on, the Cornspmtdence on the subject of traded and hew withheld. I M PORTIRS of GOODS who are aided to excessive charges on goods landed on captain's • sill please apply to R. CLAY and Co., 83, Upper Thames- GENTLEMEN, MERCHANTS, and TRADERS.-11r. MARCH, 13, liminghallstreet, opposite Lattkruptcy Court, e ff ec t s arrangements between bton their Creditors without publicity. Immediate protection sad for rerwm cod Property. Terms very moderate. Con- tiro free. Highest references. OWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL.—Thiselegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is univenelly in high repute for cepreamlented success during the last sixty year. in ;ro- se the Growth, restoring, and beautifying the human hair. ills hair front falling off or tarring 'may, strengthens hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and makes it Wally soft. plialtle, and glossy. Fur children It is esp.- 1 recommended. as forming the basis of a beautiful head of . while its intn election into the nursery of royalty, and the esteem inn which it is universally held, with numerous testi- is constantly received of its efficacy, afford the best and proofs of its merits. Price 3s. 6d., 7.., 10s. fld., equal to small. and 21. per bottle.—SoM at 20, Hattest-gaden, _sad breasts and perfumer—Ask tor Rowlands' Macassar Oil „ WAHINE-MECE (JOZEAU). M. Cullerier, the secretary of the eommittee appohsted by the Academy Medicine of Paris to Institute experiments touching the Co. esp remed hits•elf at the meeting of the ilth of 1.40, as follows The ten patients treated with the dune were cured in four, 'cues, and eight days, without —a. colic, sickness, or any repugnance." The Academy re- to send a letter of thanks to the originator of the Copahlne. rs Lloyd, Poland, Le °roe Clark. Gay, _and Callaway have odully rep e at e d th ese ex p er i men t. In London, at St. Barth°. 'in, St. Thomas's, Guy'e, and the Royal Free Hospitals. isms Lawn of March se, 15671.--Sold at 44. Sd. a battle by all re I ° 4 chemists. General Depot. 49, Hayinarket, Loudon, at JozY.Ars, the mile French Pharmacies with the diploma of rani School of PharnsacY. L " - - ' 4 . WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION kw NOR should on NORTON'S should PILLS. 0, 2/Twistre. Batiks, Ls 14. 2s. 94.. sad II& BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie Park. (+leash (formerly at Clapham-rise). Inattuted 1b27. PATltoX—tier Most Oracitms Majesty the gl'F.IL\ . P4' the Oratultous Board. Clothins. and Education of Dean. tote Orphans front all parts of the British dominions, and of all deumninatitow, *hose per. ut. once were In prosperous dr. cumstances. One hundred and sisty4wo orphans now to the Iruititution : ample room for about slaty more. Increased support India :tcusside, an ,this Charity Is not endowed, and lain the eroded t EED .4 further PECUNIARY ASASTANCE. stabwribers and the public ore invited to Inspect the Institu tint, and judge as to the nature of this Charity and its peculiar (rialtos. The last report can be obtained on application to the Secretory. HENRY SYKES THORNTON, Treasurer. THOMA.S TILSON, J. P., Chairman. STEPHEN REED CATTLEY, M.A., Hon. Sec. ALFRED MACKENZJIL, accready. Orb es, 73, Cheapside, London. EC. BAnasus—Meews. Williams, Deacon, and Co., Birchin-lame and Messes. Heywood Brothers. Manchester. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Holhern.—This very elegant and specious establishment haring been entirely redecorated, OPEN EVERY EVENING. The Brand bend, conducted by }lr. W. M. Packer, will perform nightly a choice selection of operatic and dance musk. Open in hall past 8 : close at li Admission. la KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1864 mla celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, 11611C10113, and %cry wholesome. Sold In bottles, Da Bd. each, at the Mail homes In London; by the agents to the principal towns In England ; or wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-street, London, W. Observe the red seal, pink label, and cork branded "Rhiahan's LL Wild. quA is CHEAPER THAN EVER —la. 6d., 2a., la. 6d. per pound are the prices si which PHILLIPS sad Co., tea merchants, King CLan ratrast, City, Loudon, IC., are selling good and rine BLACK TKA. A price current poet free Ws. worth carriage free to any railway station or market town in the United Kingdom. All goods carriage tree to all parts of London. Observe.—PHILLIPS and Co. hare no agents. Sagan an supplied at mats{ prima NOTICE. —CARPETS.—An eminent Manufac turer's STUCK of Tapestry Brussels, at b. 71d., Es. Sed and In lid. Mao Lll,OOO worth of beet Brussels, at. sa Sid worth As. lid. Turkey Carpets—See our new list of reduced prices with sizes, gnstia furniture, Bedsteads and Bedding, Lphols tery, Ay.. ‘30,000 worth to select from, at very reduced prim. Ah goods warranted, and delivered free throughout the kingdom. Wll. WAINE, ISJ to 13fl, Newington-butts. BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS and 0017 CHER Burack Turnnum Trunks, Portman. Was, &c, at PRIORI CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. 166. PICCADILLY. Catalogues trim BOYS' AITIRK B OW and HYAM and Co. BOYS' at 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. BOYS' NEW STYLE OVERCOATS. BOYS' NEW STYLE REEFERS. BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SI7ITS. BOYS' OSBOItNI SUITS. BOYS' HARROW SIIITB. BOYS' JACKETS for ALL PURPOSES. BOYS' TROUSERS and VESTS. BOYS' HOSIERY and SHIRTS. BOYS' HATS, CAPS, &c., &c. H AM and Co.'s BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING MS end 67, orfordogrook, Dodos. The ?fret Eatalglehment in the Eheolnin fir Juvenile Clothing Boys' Sandringham Overcoats Boys' }Tinos Alfred Reefers Boys' Overcoats for Little Boys lln Ild. to Ms. Od. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Boys' Westminster and Osborne .u".• Mr . ''' . M tt Ile es. Id. Boys' Eton, Barrow, and Rugby to aft. Od. Boys J a ckets for School and lime Oa. Od. to 2.1 a. Od. FIFIAM and Co.'s PRICE LIST for GENTLE MEN, 06 and 67, Oxford-street, London. Hyam and Co..' gyring Tweed Overcoats 21s. to 30.. Hyam and Co.'s Spring Feeler Capes 30.. to gen Hyam and Co.'. Spring Overcoats 26s. to 66a. Hyam and Co.'s Spring Snits Hysm and Co.'s gyring Jackets 2l. to 40.. Hymn and Co.'s aping frock Coats Hyam and Co.'s Spring Vests Hyam and Co.'s Spring Trousers HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate wear. No. L Bespoke or Order No. S. Boys' and Youths' i =criartment. No. 4. Hata, Caps , Hosiery, and Ou tfit Departmed. HYAM and Co.'s ONLY ESTABLISHMENTS. LONDON—MI awl 07, OXFORD-BTHENT. BIRMINGHAM-21, 22, sad 211, zficw-wram. LNEDS-02, BRICNIATE sad DZWOBI7IY—WMITGATIL PAINLESS SYSTEM OF DENTISTRY. lost publhhed, price 3d., or port free font damps, rpOTAL ABOLITION of PAIN in DENTISTRY. 1 By Mews GABRIEL, the old established DENTISTS, 64, LUDGATE HILL, CITY, t yiyodon. 68, HARLEY.STREET, W., 134. DUK&STREKT. LIVERPOOL . . " Latest andTgiealasil;;;;;;;;;stls; Waal sargerTh."—Herald. ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING A REVISION OF THE Piisvgii•Boog.—Yesterday afternoon the eighth annual meeting of the friends and subscribers to this society was held at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, Lord Ebury, the pre sident, in the chair. The report, which was read by the Rev. R. Bingham, stated it to be the opinion of the council that the daily growth of Romanism could only be checked and the purity of religious worship attained by means of liturgical revision. They agreed with Archbishop Seeker that the Anglican liturgy could be made more elegant, more accurate, and fuller, and yet more concise. Many years ago, Dr. Posey asserted that "so long as that pre cious jewel, the Prayer-book, remains, tractarianisin can not be put down." The professor had lived to see the ful filment of his own prophecy, and now if you charged his party with ritualistic practices or errors of doctrinal pro fession, they appealed to the Prayer-book as their justifi cation. The council would therefore continue to urge the appointment of a royal commission to inquire into every thing affecting the present disturbed state of the church, more especially as the Archbishop of Canter bury had requested the Premier to advise her Majesty to issue a commission upon some of the points, and thus acknowledged, on the part of the right reverend bench, the soundness of the principles advocated by the association. Lord Sh a ft es bury's bill re lating to vestment. also afforded a proof of the justness of the cause, u the bill was a virtual admission that something must be done, made by those who, for other reason, than Dr. Pusey's, were unwilling to alter the Prayer-book. The noble chairman, in his address. re marked upon the altered views now entertained with regard to the association. At first its fears, were laughed down, but now it could appeal to the inexorable logic of facts and to the growing opinion that the only remedy for the troubles of the church was the elimination from the Prayer.book of every remnant of medieval error. The Bishop of London, he said, favoured the course they were pursuing The Rev. J. Turner, vicar of Doddington, Ox fordshire, who moved the adoption of the report, declared that the safety of the church now rested with the laity. Tractarianiam might gain the victory, but its triumph would be of short duration, as in the end there would be a great uprising of nonconformists, and what would follow it was not difficult to foresee. The motion having been seconded and passed, the meeting was addressed by the Rev. Dr. Blackwood, the Rev. J. C. Carr Glyn, and others, and resolutions were carried in furtherance of the objects of the association. A vote of thanks to the president and the council concluded the proceeding.. REFORM MELTING AT BIRMINGHAM.—BIRMING HAR, FROIAT NIGHT.—At a meeting of the Birming ham Liberal Association to-night, Mr. Alderman Hawker, in the chair, the following resolution was carried, on the motion of Archdeacon Sandford : " That this association observes with high satisfaction the proceedings in she committee of the Howe of Commons on Thursday night, in which the government were de feated by the united liural party, and especially congra tulates the country on the resumption by Mr.Gladatone of the post of leader, to which the great meetings held last week have so justly recalled hits." The announcement that the government had accepted the vote of Thursday night was received with applause. On Wednesday, the fat inst., the West India Committee entertained Governor Hinoks, on the occasion of his return to British Guiana., at dinner at the Clarendon Hotel, the chair being occupied by the Right Hon. Stephen Cave. M.P., supported by Mr. Crum•Hwing. M.P.. and a large number of the principal proprietors of estates in that important colony. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1867. 7120 Y L4112' 2114711211 LIZATTE. [NAIR% OP SOLICITORS AID 113STRIIR PARTICULARS TO BR OSTAIIIED AT TIM OPTICS OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, COURT or BANKRUPTCY, BARINGRALL-STREIT.] ILkle KRUPTS. WILLIE'S EASIRS Litmer Mesta, Dracott-street, Chelsea, cots- , menial clerk, to 'armloads, May lb, at I I. NIA ITINTs WEBER? VAR BEREN, Rockingham-road, Kingsland, commission asteuk May IS, at it WALTER LEM:INS, LISSAHOMSH carpenter, May 15, It 11-, WILLIAM Wist.LLaT, Windsor-terrace, Peckham, late fancy ml• pusiniry keeper, May 15, at It THOMAS lOBTINOALL PILL Hi I, tea dealer, May 15, at 12. THOMAS JOSEPH MILLER, Southwark-bridge-mail, beer retailer, May 13, at 12. MANNIN ItoWLAND, Church-court, Little Chapel-greet, West minster, journeyman shoemaker, May 15, at 12. NAET DoItATHEA HAWKINS, Eccleston-street Mouth, Pimlico. milliner, May 15, M 1. JAMtA PAcitT, usury's terrace. reckluun. labourer, Slay 15, at I. JOHN JANIRA giciraliaw, Golden-Lane, St. Luke's, licensed vie. huller, May IN, at 1. ELIZABETH M KIM, The Grove, West Bromplou, schoolmistress, May 2%, at 11 Jumict PLATTEN. Rt. lres, Hunts, ironmonger, May VI. at 11. DANIEL GRAINORR WARD, Peng*, and Jerusalem' Coffechutme, Cowper's-court, Cornhill, boiler maker, May ts, at 1. 112sar THoMis lionoWridt, Felton-street, lloiton, cabinet maker, May td. at 2. likr exis HtCKINOHAM, Tavistockterrace, Nutting-bill, house decorator. May 28, at 2. THOMAS BARMEN, Churck-row, Bethual-grecu, bout manufac turer, May ts. at 2. JE•sa NEAP, Merton-lane,Wandsworth,brielanaker,May 213,at 2. It RANK WHITWoITH STKlLS,Twlckenhani, gentleman,slsy 15,at 2. GEORGE WILLIAM THOMPSON, Doswell-street and Whetstone, fanner and tripe dresser, May 15, at 2. Jou! Howe, 11111Ingdon-heath, Middlesec, builder, May 27, at 1. HMIRT JAMES SMITH, Camberwell NeW4NIMI, woollen draper's assistant, May 27, at 1. AKIIAILIP Bean, Wellington-mews, Besaborough-plaos, Pimlico, job muter, May 27, at 2. WILLIAM RAENDKIM, Great Chart-street, Houton, cab proprietor, May 27, at 2. GEONOE TY Mut Enunett et , Poplar, liter/hop keeper, Slay 29,at 11. JoqtPH HAMPDEN, Milton-nert-iiittinghourne, Kent, relieving officer. May 29, at 12. JosEPH DARK, Bath-place, Cupenkagencireet, Islington, brick layer, May 91, at 12. Luna THRRADOILL, Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, licensed iic tualler, May is, at 11. Rlcilaab MIDDLITON, Nottingham, builder, May 14, at 11. WILLIAM THOMAS. Lelutwardine, Ilerefurdsh..miller.Mayls,MlL TWONA6 Strom, Birmingham, fishmonger, May lb, at 12. SAMUEL. DARKS Worcester, May 15, at 12 JoSEPII DRANKFORD, Harerfordweet grocer, May 15 at 11. HM_ AD/ DAVILS, Britasuila,Glamorgansb.,grocer, Nay 16,at 11. WILLIAM Itual-M, Mandela Monwouthab ., Etter , May 16, at 11. %I Arrntw %mini, Balmer. f orkehlre, farmer. May 15, at 11. HENRI Q , Paddock, Yorksh., linendrapm. May 16. at U. Iliset SHEPLET SPIENCEN, Batley, Yorkshire, dyer. Slay It, at 11. ALM= MILDLIMMT, Kingston-upon-HOB, sewing machine maker, May 22, at 12. . . 1112JAtiN54C110LSIWAXTON, Liverpool, drysalter, May 16, at 11. 111:11PHLIT litvrli2LL. Liverpool, tailor, May 13, at 11. Jolla ELLIs, Bangor, ('arnarvunshlre, victualler, May It, at 12. 080101 COVIII, West Widnes, Lancashire, ;corer, May 20, at It THoIIAN TILAVSNII2.IIuInie, Lancashire, yarn agent, May 14, alll. Broil AHARPLIM, Wigan, Lancashire, draper, May 14, at 11 GiLtHAN KIIILOCI and JANES How., Church, Lancashire, nuomfacturera, May 15. at 11. JOHN WILDS, Hp*, Cheshire. sexton, May 14, at 11. DANIEL WILIIMIoN, Ikgton, commission agent, May 16, at 12. Sancti. MULLOR, Oldham. ironfounder. Slay 17, at 11 . ISAAC KOTHIIT, Orton, Westmoreland, innkeeper, May 17, at 12. Jona liAllll, Swilitland. Leicestershire, woodman, May Is, at 10. ROHM WHALLIT. St. Helen's, Lscash hearseller, May 15, at 12. JOHN Wirbass, rare, Lancashire, bricklaar, May 16, at 11. PARROT JACitauN, Itakewell, Derhysh.. 6 onger, May 11, at 11. litiwann BNANIFILL, EyaiN, Darin), butcher. May 11, at 11. SAN CUL KLACH,jun.,WormbM, yah.,latepublit au.MaylLatll. 'Mons BuLtoes, Swauwlek, Derby stis.late pubilean.Mayr,st It RlCHAKDMlTCHlLL,Chippenham,WlitalL,beerseller,lllasTLatlai. 1 HENRY HitalHaT, Gloucester, bootmaker, Slay}' 15, at It JONATHAN STASI, Egiwysilan, , boatman, May _l4, st 11. AIRAI DALL. Freshwater, 1' et Wiett,laillitef, May 15, at IL THOMAS ONA/UL Shorkonse, Dorsetah., upholsterer, May 17, at E. SAMM2I. RAID, C`..rdiff, china dealer, May IS, at 11. LIMOS 1101 !dui, Whitlteld, Derbyshire, Miner, May 16, at 4. ISAAC HARRIS, Literpoot, porter, May 16, at S. RlOHlia, Haim, Liverpool, butcher, May 16. at 2. JOHN JonnALEvertmalaneasbire. master mariner, May 13, at t. AINRT BAMIAID, Stranseways, near Manchester, commimion agent, May 14, at 14. ROMERT Wolarlllll.lll, Oldham, Lancashire, pattern designer, May 15, at IL Joits Pool, Wolverhampton, saddler, May 16, at 12. • CHIRLILS ASTON, Wolverhampton, wheelwright, Slay 16, at 12. RoitiNsON Carla, Burnley, late beerseHer, May 16, at 3. CHABLIS MATlrta. Burnley, late Innkeeper, May 16, at M. Anne MARSOSS Bradford Moor, Yorkshire, stone Mader, May 17. &U.,. MARX Bstrnimost, Clayton, Yorkshire, farm servant, May 17,at6t .10111 SIDMILL, Sunderland, fishmonger. May 21, at 3. THOMAS HoltroN,Frome Selwood,Soroersetah ,baker.llayl4„atl2. WAtrilt Bakal, Marston, Staffordshire, provision dealer, May 27, at 11. Joxt lint, Warwick, licensed ‘ictnaller, May 18, at 11. Joim Gamma. Melincrythan, Olamorganshire, carpenter, May 18, at 11. Joan 'Amapa, Gateshead, coal miner, May 15, at It 48Mmans WeUrsa, Darlington, Durham, lemonade nsanntactarer, Slay la :. at 10. 'Moues Kuwait, Bit ILL Colabestar, aoalectloaer, May 18, at 12. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLKU. April 15 JEAN ROTH, Barbican, City, foreman to a hat manu facturer. DICLAHATIONS OF DIVIDFXDS. NATHANIEL DERRY MORE/E, Hereford, hop merchant-Ist divi dend of Is. Id., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, B ~nlo~Aam. GEORGE CRONE, Coalbrookdale and Shrewsbur y, thurleet, Shropshire, timber merchant—end dividend of Is. 6d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. B. D. JuNKS separate estate. Challord, timber men:haat—La dividend of Ito , any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. J. and a. D. JONES, Chalford, timber merchants—lst dividend of Yid., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol JOSHUA JOHNS ;separate estate), Chalford, Umber merchant—Lt dividend of ea , any Wednesday, at Acramsn's. Bristol. WHAM'S HOLMES, Swansea, pltuater—lest dividend of b. 914, any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol . Owens IV? sag, Llandudno, beerhouse keeper-Ist dividend of 21d , any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. JOHN Booms, Liverpool, holier maker-2nd dividend of Is. Id., any Wednesday, at Turnees, Liverpool . CHARLES DAVID BUTT, Liverpool, mining agent—lst dividend of Is. B d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool DIVIDHNDB. _ May 13. G. Boman, 'llefe;sOnal, Surrey, and Strand, commis . sloe agent-May 29. W. B. Wigelsworth, Walhanxgreen, Moused victualler-May 29. W. Harding, Blackheath, Kent,' builder- May t 7. W. Copsey and W. y. Copier, Bomford, Essex, cabinet makers-June 3. H. T. Walton, Newnsanetreet, and Craven house, Highgate-rued, looking-glass manufacturer-May 27. G. Jones, Blackming Chan, Isle of Wight, lodging-house keeper- May 27. 0. It Ping, Sandmen, Isle of Wight, phtmber-May 27. H. Martin, Ockham, Haney, farmer-May 29. 0. Moss, W bonte Minster, Dorsetshlre, grocer-May 29. A. lOUs, Witnborne Minster, Dorsetshire, hotel keeper-lintel 11. Thompson, Fare ham, Hampshire, general merchant-May 27. K G. Barron. Law renre.lane, Cheapeide, warehouseman-June 3. H. W. Royce, Luffenbam, Rutlandildre, miller-Ma y 30. 8. Gunn and T. Gunn, Featherstonerdreet, City-road, and Aldermanbury, smiths-May 30. W. H. Bland, Fordham, Cambridgeahlre, nurseryman -May 30. C. Newcombe, Long lane, Bermondsey, builder-May 30. J. Blades, Vassall.villas, Brixton, superannuated goverament clerk -May 30. W. Hoopel, Bolton-road, St. John's-wood, carp enter- May 30. C. W. Brown, Greenwich, clerk in her Majesty's Dock yard, Deptford-May 30. 8. Benefield, Newmarket, Cambridge shire, innkeeper-May 30. V. L Bear, Ram agate, auctioneer- May 28. T. N. Beesley, Carrington, Notanghamshlre, common brewer, and Laddington, Northamptonshire, fanner-May 28. T. Hardy, Grantham, veterinary surgeon -July 4. J. Robinson, Newton Nottage, Glamorganshire, fanner-May 14. 11. H. Pid geon, Great Torrington, Devonshire, general merchant-May 20. IL Greenwood, Bradford, limb maker-May 23. A. B. Kemp, Bradford, merchant-Msy 23. R. Wright, Bentham, Yorkshire, Innkeeper-May 10. 8. Shaw, Ilkeston, Derbyshire, hoetmaker- May la. J. Dean. Uanfylllu, Montgonteryshire, plember-May 15. D. Dyer, Llantillofswr, Carmarthensltire, shoemaker -May 16. W. Bartle, Market Basen, Lincolnshire, jeweller-May 10. J. Brown, Berry Edge, Durham. becrhouse keeper-May 10. J. Walker, Albensford, Northumberland, fanner. --- PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVID. F. Retsina and K Powers, Red LIOU.SQUIIM, Mkidleeer, and Coventry. varnish manufacturers-J. Dutton and J. Wilkins, F.asthourne. Sussex, chemists-O. Alkock and W. Weightman, Manchester. bakers-E. If. Barnes and T. Stott, linrkiersfleld, cotton doublers-T. W. Pond and R. Pond, Halifax, wool staplers-II J. Davies and E. Davies, Barrow-In-Furness and Dalton-in-Furness, Lancashire, cluclunakers-A. T. K uael and J. Kent. Bparruw-corner, Mlnories. and Olushouse-street, London Dock Oates, licensed carmen-C. Matcham and E. B. Hussey, Torquay, brewers-O. T. Breach, R. Breach, B. Breach, and O. T. Breach. Jun., Steyning, Sussex. fellmongers, so far as regards G T. Breach-W. • Ickard and W. MJuiden, Brad ford, general brush manufacturers-W. Overton and R. E. Watkins, Park-street, Kennington. and Canning Town, Vase:, inmmonsurs-T. K. Halstead and G. Fryer, Leeds, plumbers- W. Onions, IL Oolons, and J. Onions, West Bromwich, iron masters, no far as re gard s J. Onions--O. Haworth and J. Harper, Oswaldtwistle, neashlre, engineers -J. St Fraser and 8. Ricketts, Liverpool, commission merchants-Catherine Al cott and J. Alcott, Rugby, Warwickshire, stonemasons--J. Jackson and J. Spahr, Bury St. Fdmimda , attorneys-J. S. Bowden and J. Croons, Manchester, Joiners-J. Mackrell, J. Raley, and L. Whitaker. Allard, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far as regards L Whitaker-0. R. Leekey and G. J. Lackey, Green street, St. Marthsin the-Fields, tailor. -T. Jones and J. Symons, Manchester, commission agents-J. Barraclough and C. Ifighley, Southowrant, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers- , 0. Hamilton and O. Binyon, York-road, Lantheth, look manufacturers -- James Shipwright and John shipwright, Frithatreet, Soho square. manufacturing goldsmiths-J. Milroy and J. Stewart, Barnstaple, Devonshire, drapers-W. Puttrell and C. Puttrell, Sheffield, cerpenters-R. Hillington and J. R. °smelt, Man chester, smallware manufacturers - R. liarbord and O. Harbord, Liverpool, general warehousekeepers-0. J. Jackson, W. H. Jackson. and J. F. Jackson, Bihliter-court, City, so far as regards O. J. Jackson-J. Stappard and E. Stappard Newemstle-upon- Tyne, plumhers-W. H. Waters and D. iodise, Vine-court, City, box manufacturers-W. F. Songey and T. W. Lawson, Ilver. pool, ship brokers-T. T. Taylor, Cl. Carley, and J. J. Peters, Bristol, goldsmiths-R. Holt, J. Blackburn, and R. Culnin, Bark island. Itishworth. and Elland-cum-Oreetiand, Yorkshire, wt. ton spinners, so far as regards J. Blackburn-T. Wyatt and C. Wyatt, Oxford, hotel keepers-R. Haresnape and H. Carding, Mbldleton-hy-Yoralgreave, Derbyshire, bobbin manufacturers- T. Snell and C. Snell, Grosvenor-row, Pimlico, and Bromplon road, Knightsbridge, grocers-W. H. Mildred and R. Mason, Leicester, carpenters-W. Campbell and Co., Aberdeen, clothier*. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& 'AWLS KINT. Palley, potato merchant, Msy 7, at the County Hotel, Fah lo 7. DEOROZ PARE MACDIDOS and JAW (IRANI% Elrkintffloch, ironfoonders. May 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ALIXADDIR Waal", lioulognwsur-lier, doctor of medicine, May 0, at Lyon and Tuntbull's Rooms, Edinburgh. RMA?, BlGreen oc own, G k reenock, grocer, May et, at the White Hart Hotel DAVID 'INDLAT, Glasgow, spirit dealer, May 7, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM ?Rota,. Glasgow, grocer, May D, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ROHM? HENDERSON, nlasgolr, fruit merchant, May 7, atthe Faculty Hall, (imago... WALTIII BLYTH, Dysart, farmer, May 10, at Scott's George Hotel, Kirkcaldy. MARIA 111LL13. Eyemouth, merchant, May 13, at the Red Lion Inn, Aytan. JAIL LS THOMSON, Gthsunw, fancy box manufacturer, Maylo, at the Faculty Halt Olasgow. *parting intelligence. CHESTER RACM—FarDAT. The card for the concluding day of the meeting on the Rhoodee contained no less than nine items, though, as will be seen, the fields were not of large dimensions. The weather was fine, in deed In that respect the meeting has been greatly favoured. The attendance was quite equal to that .4 yesterday. Sport com menced at one o'clock with the Second Beaufort biennial Makes, which was looked upon as • mere walk over for Knight of the Carter, but he was opposed by Leap Year. Odds of e to 1 were laid on the Knight, and they were never in doubt, for although en,tance did not go to the front till the commencement of the enclosure it was apparent that he could have won at any time. The very fact of the appea ance of his stable companion caused Hermit to be inquired after for the Derby, but nu price was mentioned, and we did nut hear of a bet being laid against the colt. The Stamford Welter, for which there were three runners, was remarkable only for the overthrow of the favourite—Steamboat—who wllh,Mr. Crawabaw in the saddle was backed for a good deal of money at evens, the winnwr turning op in the sometime Two Thousand favourite Janitor, who to-day was the least fancied of the three, 3 to 1 being ho closing price, although when the numbers were hoisted he found friends at 6 to 4. The issue of the Cheshire Stakes con firmed the judgment of the talent for OoMerat, upon whom odds of 5 to 4 were laid, won easily from Helen. For the Coinbermere Hate there were six runners, Pullet having the call n the betting of Spree. who, however, got away in trout end made the whole of the running, winning easily by a length and • half from the tavorogge, Red Riband tel defeated a length for seeped place. The Stewards' Cup wee UN alosEftioNELlNg ems et the day. Five at the eine coloured went to the poet, lhenawho put up a bib penalty being selected as the favourite at 7 to 4, while 4 to I each was taken about Weather Star and Sweet Home. The result wasitionflised to the lastmentioned and the favourite, and from the eommeueement of the enclosure, where Salmon got the mare level with Rama, an exciting finish ensued, but the crushing weight Mang on the nuke borne he was de tested by • head, Weather Ster being three lengths behind him and a head only in advance of Honesty. The City Handicap produced the largest field of the day, it being contested eight out of the twenty.six coloured on the card. oulsey who had displayed some good form during the week, having won a couple of races, besides finishing fifth In the Chester Cup (a position he would have fm proved upo• had Grimahaw's stirrup Iron not broken , wee made the favourite at sto 2. Mlss Havelock, who was pur chased the previous evening by the Marquis of Hastings for 1.500 mitoses, and certain contingencies, was next in demand at 4 to 1, • point more being taken about Skirmish, 6 tel 1 eget Stratheonen, and 7 to 1 shout Lord Stanford's gelding. An ext4tbm finish ensued between Lord Mitenian's bone, and straight grey,' who wes disappointed in making the turn into the He, however, tarnished a game finish, and was only defeated a head. During the intervals of sport there was some speculation on the Derby, the transactions of which are ap pended. lialeoen YEAR Or TAR REALTOR? BIENNIAL STALL of 25 mow each, 10 ft, with foe added, for 3.yr-olds : cults, Set 101 b fillies, Mt 61b Mile and a-quarter. (17 sub..) Capt. Mitchell's Knight of the Garter, by Prime Minister— Rosa Barbour, eft 101 b (Cisname) 1 Lord Stainford's Leap Year, Set fib (Morris) 2 Betting : 6tol on Knight of the Garter. TLX firwhicAP of 6 soTar each, Y ft, with 100 wiiug44s extra: gentleman Eiden. Once round and a distance. (14 subs.) Mr. Ambery's Janitor, by Klee Toot—Mrs. Hobson, 4 yrs, list (Mr. W. Werth, 1 Mr. Dirk's Steamboat, 4 >Ts, 7st 10lb ,inc. lelb ) (Mr.Crawshaw) Mr. Sagederes Arkansas, 5 yra, 12st 7M Mr. Edwards) I Benno*: Even on Stmunboat, 5 to 2 apt Arkansas, S to 1 (at Out it to s apt janitor. Cumin &L/ace of I sow. each, with 100 added: winners Cart Grosvenor Course (one mile and a quarter.) ,18 subs.) Lord Cbventrrs Gooier:B, by Stockwell—Lady Gough, Yrs, lit tin. 101 b ex.) (Mordan) 1 Mr. Barber's Helen, d yrs, eat elb (Umtata!) 2 Mr. Johnstone's Harrogate, 3 yrs, tist (Hudson, 3 Two others also ran,. Betting! 5 to 4 on OOOiiirat, 4 io lariThelen, 8 to 1 each apt Uncas and the bboll, and 10 to 1 apt Harrogate. 001111141MiltE PLAT' of IN NOM, tOe 3-yr-olds and ilpWerds, winners extra. Half-amU• (9 subs.) Mr. Y•4141111111'l Elycee, by Manyao—Bate of Kent, 8 yrs, 7st Ilb an lab ex; (Cameron) 1 Captain Christie's Salliet, 5 yrs, Set Bib (Orimshitw ) 2 Marotta of Ratings' Bed llitend, 8 yes, est Sib lin 10th extra) (Butler) 3 Three others also ran. Betting Sallest, 3 to 1 apt to 1 apt Columbbs, and 7 t o t apt Meadville. BMW ARDS' CUP of 100 boa., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 more. ear* lot Sir-olds and upwards weight for age, with certain penalties and allowances. Mile and 7 furlongs. Mr. T. Jauninp Sweet Mane, by Mentmore—flomily, Lo in ea slb 'Salmon) 1 estatintand's Bung, 4 ynk est 51b (Inc 101 b ex) (.1. Goatee Mr. Jeffreys Weather Star yr yrs. est Bib (Welker) 2 3 Tao *then &Imo ran. I - netkiden;e 4111 4 ape Besea, 4to 1 t,ach apt Sweet Hasse and Weather Star, 5 to 1 mat Meudiceri acid 100 to 15 apt Honesty. CITY (rare) Remorse of 100 sovs added to a Sweepstakes of II sore. each ; winners extra. One mile and • quarter. (27 sube;. Lord Batentaa's Iloulaey, by Teddington—Sabra, a you. Sat lib (Inc 4th extra) (Orinishaw) 1 Mr. Watts' Strethconan, 4 yrs. Sot 1111 Snowdon) 2 Lord Stamford's Archimedes, 5 yrs, Tat 12th .... (Morris, 3 live others also ran. Betting : 5 to t agstioufsey7;to I egg t Miss Havelock, 5 to 1 apt Skirmish. 6to 1 agst Strathoomm, 7 to 1 opt Archimedes, and 106 . t0 7 apt Calthness.._ . . Tee Lentri' YrinT3 - ,ielling Stakes) of 3 goes. each, with 50 added; weight for age. Threequarten of a mile 6 subs.) Yr. R. C. Naylor 's Diadem, by , 4 yrs, Bat 71b (3401 (T. Challoner) 1 Sir Y. Johnstone's Ashstead, S yrs, &A IBIb (660 1 k Kenyon) 2 King Charms, S yrs, Set 10lb *4O) Kebintek alao ran (Custance) Betting: 6 tot on Diadem, and 5 tot aget Ashatead. A HANDICAP PLATe of 40 nova.; winners extra. lialta.mile. (10 suhs. I . _ _ Lord Bateman's Queen of Tramps, by King of Trumps— Catherine Parr, aged, list 41b ,Grimshaw) I Mantols of Hastings's Pantaloon, 5 yrs, est 2lb Cannon 2 Yr. IL W. Taylor's Yo'Ayala, 4 yrs, nit 91b ....,Cameron) 3 Tr. ,dhers also ran. . _ Betting: 11 to 8 on Pantaloon, S to 2 agst Queen of Trumps, and 7 to 1 anti any other . THE BADISISToII STACKS of 10 so's. each, h ft, with 100 added, fur 2-yr-olds colts, Sat 1016; fillies and geldings, Bst 61b; winners extra. Half a mile. (10 subs.) Marquis of Hastings' Traria; by Btockwell-Btrayaway, Set bib (Cannon l 1 Lord Stamford's Helvellyn, Bst 31b ;Morris, Lord Bateman's Belle Stump, list ea Orimshaw) Threeoiheie Wo r.. Betting : tto 1 on 100 to 00 apt Traviata, and 10 to 1 eget any other. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. DERBY. _ _ sto 2 apt Vauban (of, t PO to 1 apt Palmer(tl Stoll, 1000 to 60 Plaudit (off, t 800 to 200 The Rake ,off, 1000 to 30) t3to 1) 1000 to 15 Van Amborgh Bto 1 Dragon (t D 'oft 20 to 1 IrEatoornel 1000 to 8 Thornapple (c) 10,0 2501) CATHOLIC RETOIXATONY AND INDUSTRIAL IN ornTuTioN.—Yesterday afternoon en influential meeting of the leading Roman catholic clergy and laity of the metropolis was held In Willis's Rooms, St. James a, for the purpose of promoting union and co-operation in the management of the existing catholic institutions for the re• caption of discharged prisoners and children from refor matory and industrial schools. Archbishop Manning oc cupied the chair, and at some length explained the reasons which bad led to the holding of the meeting. He said there were five of these institutions within the Lon don district, and the number was as large as the funds collected would enable them to support. In the mainte nance of their reformatory and industrial asylums they had received liberal asststence front the government. The co-operation now proposed was the appoint ment of one, two, or more persons in all the large towns of the kingdom, who would undertake to look after the welfare of discharged prisoners and reformatory children who might pass from the metropolis to those places, and also a similar body to watch over the same de. scription of person, coming from the provinces to London. The Rev. Mr. Nugent read a report from the Reformatory and Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society, from which tt appeared that within the period embraced by it employ. ment of a satisfactory kind had been found for 187 die. charged prisoners. This result showed the great good that ! such institutions were doing for society. On the motion . of the Catholic Bishop of Shrewalnu7, who gave his hearty tioncun once to the movement, seconded by Canon Kershaw, ' the report was unanimously agreed to. The meeting was then addressed by several of the clergy and laity, and a series of resolutions were adopted to the effect that it was ' of great importance to the welfare of prisoners and of children discharged from prisons, reformatories, and in dustrial schools that all catholic institutions of that cha racter should be in correspondence and act in co-operation, and that • general committee should be formed who should hold their meetings annually in succession in Lon don, Liverpool, Manchester, Biricenliesul, Lewis, Birming ham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sad Sheffield. A cordial vote of thanks was accorded to Dr. Manning, and the proceed ings terminated. SUNDAY SCHOOL RATINO.—A conference was held yesterday at noon in the Reform Club, between • number of members of parliament and superintendents and secretaries of Sunday schools from various parts of the country. Among the gentlemen present were Messrs. Barnes. Baxley, AVhitworth, Hibbert, and Graves, meni bees of parliament ; Messrs. Forrester, Salford, Davies, Rogers, Booth and Southern, of Manchester; Ridley, i Newcastle; BMus, Halifax, &c. The conference resulted in an agreement that Messrs. Cheethain, Hibbert, and Graves would bring in a bill to exempt Sunday school 1 from liability to rates. VAR-OFFICE, APRIL 30.—The Queen has ap pointed Edward Jocelyn Baumgartner, Esq., to fill tha of loes of master, registrar, and clerk of arraigns of the Supreme Court of the city and garrison of ibraltar.— Gaxtte. [I3TAMPKD, Id. ADDITIONAL] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (littl7lol TILIGRAND.) THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. OFFICIAL STATEMENT IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER. PARIS, MAY 3, Evrlingc. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif the Marquis de Moustier (Minister for Foreign Affairs) read a communication, announcing that since the last communication made by the government to the Chambers the negotiations with regard to Luxemburg had been entirely carried on between the different courts. The Marquis de Moustier continued :—" A first important result has been obtained, and the government believes it will satisfy the just feeling of solicitude experienced by the Legislative Body by making the official communi cation that Austria, France, England, Prussia, and Russia have agreed with the King-Grand-Duke to open a conference in which all difficulties relative to the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg will be settled, and at which the international position of that territory will be determined, upon the basis of its neutralisation. Upon the initiative of the King of Holland it has been decided that the Conference akin meet on the 7th inst. The sentiments which animate all the governments, and the respective opinions exchanged between them before fixing the day for the assembling of the Conference, afford the assurance that from its deliberations will issue a solution conformable to the interests and dignity of the powers engaged in the question. This arrangement will, therefore, consolidate the peace of Europe. Faith ful to the line of conduct which it has traced out for itself, the government of the Emperor will hasten, when the proper moment arrives, to explain to the legialalative body the results of the Confer ence." The Constitutionnel of this evening, alluding to a rumour that an intention exists of replacing M. Benedetti, French minister at Berlin, and Count von der Goltz, Prussian minister at Paris, says : "This report is completely untrue as far as M. Benedetti is concerned, and we believe it is equally so as regards Count von der Colts." BERLIN, ILty 3. Evisrw. The North German Gazette of this evening, in reference to a discussion which has appeared in the Correrpondanee de Berlin as to whether it were not desirable for the conference to lay down the bases of new European settlement, says :—" It is not the intention, nor is it to the interest cf Prussia to extend the sphere of the negotiations at the con ference, whose only aim is to arrive at a peaceful solution of the Luxemburg question." PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MAT 3, ETpIBG, Dr. I"Z'hr praented his credentials to Count Bismarck as Luxemburg-Plenipotentiary on the 30th ult. The Moth German Gazette of to-day, comment ing on the repeated reminders of the Cologne t"," :Ate, to restore North Schleswig to Denmark, and the late observations in the Monittur du Noir on the strong desire of the Danish people for the re union with it of this alleged member of its na tionality, says :—" Prussia will certainly comply with the promise made at the peace of Prague to grant free choice to the North Schleswigesra, though in accordance with that treaty the time when such vote shall be taken remains exclusively to be decided by Prussia." In the same article, the North German Gazette points out that the popula tion of Alsace have now no desire to rejoin the mother-country, and it asks whether, if the vote on their future had been taken immediately after the peace, the public sentiment in Alsace would have been the same as it is now. The Gazette then says that it believes Prussia should insist that at least the definitive establishment of the political reconstitution of North Germany should be awaited before the vote be taken in North Schleswig. The " Fortschritt " party in the Chamber of Deputies intends, during the final discussion of the draft of the constitution for Northern Germany, to propose the same amendments as those which were brought forward in the North German Par liament, especially those respecting the remunera. tion of deputies, ministerial responsibility, and the military organization. These amendments, it is expected, will be supported by the Polish and Ultramontane members, and a portion of the Left Centre. The assertion of the Borten Zeitung, of the in tended establishment of a fortified camp at Treves, is denied this evening by the New Prussian (Cross) Gazette. THE SAXON CHAMBERS. DELWEN, MAT 3. In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber the constitution for the North German Confederation was adopted by 66 against 7 votes. RUSSIA. MOSCOW, MAT 3. The Emperor arrived here to-day. PORTUGAL. LISIION. MAY 3. The King of Italy, having learnt that the health of his daughter, the Queen of Portugal, requires a change of climate, has invited her Majesty to visit Florence, and be present at the marriage of Prince Amadeus. Her Majesty, who will leave Lisbon on Monday next, will travel under the title of Duchess de Guimaraens, and will be attended by the Duke de Louie. The Marquis Sabugosa and Count Valle de Reis, as lords in waiting, two ladies of the household, and a physician, will form the suite. AMERICA. (BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.) NEW YORK, MAT 2, 6 p.m. According to advices received by the Mexican Minister at Washington the liberals have captured Queretaro. Miramon is said to be dead. Closing prices :—Gold, 135}. Sterling exchange on London, 109 i. Five-Twenty United States Bonds, 107}, ex coupon ; Illinois, 1134 ; Erie, 64. Cotton—Middling upland, 29c. Petroleum, re tined, 25c. NEW YORK, MAI - 3, 6 P.M. The Virginia Circuit Court has granted the habfu4 corpus to produce Mr. Davis on the 13th instant. Closing prices :—Gold, 136 g. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1071 ; Illinois, 1131 ; Erie, 64. Cotton: Middling Upland, 28. Petroleum, refined, 25. The Cunard steamer Persia has arrived out. [TWOPENCE THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Seine. Captain/V, oolcott, with the above maihs, arrived at Southampton yesterday evening. She brings 125 passengers, specie 53 , 042!., of w hi c h amoun t 60,07.3 /. is in gold and 3,019!. in silver • also seven packages of diamonds, va l ue no t s t a t e d . Her Majesty's ships Egmont and Sharpshooter were at Rio de Janeiro ; all thb other vessels of the British squadron were at the Riser Plate. The Assurance arrived at St. Vincent on the 22nd ult. ; the Union Company's steamer Briton, from South ampton, arrived at St. Vincent on the 22nd, and the screw steamer Laplata, from Bahia, on the same day. The dates by the Seine are, Buenos Ayres, March 29; and Rio de Janeiro, April 9. Her news is not of importance. INDIA. BOMBAY, APRIL 14. The Turkish telegraph lines are working well, but mes. sages are subject to a detention of twelve hours in their transmission over the interrupted parts. The amalgamation of the banks of Bombay and Bengal is progressing. The feeling, however, at Bombay is less favourable towards it. The Madras Bank rejected the proposal. The old Financial Bank is to be wound up voluntarily. Moline; at !towbar b alma entirely amended, owing to apprehenaiono of a oontioestal war. The Governor-General has exempted all persons em ployed as servants and clerks with Incomes of less than 1001. a year from payment of the liceple tax. . _ The judges of the High Court of Bombay have again urged the government to appoint a public prosecutor. Soundings are now being taken for the proposed subma rine cable between Karrachee and Bombay. It is believed that General Malcolm succeeds General Heath in the command of the Scinde division of the Bombay army. The state of public health at Bombay continues wry satisfactory. The Viceroy will not leave for Simla until the report of the Famine Commission is completed. The rumours that his Excellency retiree at the end o the year is contradicted. The East India Railway is completed to within 18 miles of Jubbulpore. The members of the medical stervioe have determined to lay their wrongs before parliament, and appeal to that body for redress. Cotton piece goods are depressed . Money unaltered. The cholera is reported to have broken out at the Hurd war Fair. CALCUITA, APRIL 26. 81 lb. skirtings, 8 r. 4 a.; 40's mule twist: 71 a. to 8 a. Exchange on London, 1.111. Four per Cent. government securities, 801; Five per Cent, ditto, 1041 ; Five•and•a- Hall per Cent ditto, 1081. Freighte to England, 40s. THE FENIAN TRIAL& DUBLIN, FRMAT NIGHT. The cue for the crown, in the prosecution of John lll`Cafferty, closed to-day. Evidence of the Tallsght rising was objected to by the prisoner's counsel, on the ground that it took pleas after his artist, The court allowed the evidence to be given, bat thought the question one of such magnitude that they would consider after wards whether they should reserve it for the Court of Criminal Appeal The Chief Justice aid that if the °int were rapeseed, he vrvidd take measures to have it promptly decided. The defence win .Zmmenoe le -10 W row. The mail steamer Leincter, to Holyhead, 'went ashore last evening near the North Stack in a fog. She was got off this morning. STRIKE AT SHOTTON COLLIERY. THREE HUNDRED HANDS THROWN OUT OF WORK. An unfortunate misunderstanding has recently taken place at Shotton Colliery, midway between Hartle pool and Sunderland, with respect to some "consideration" privileges which have been withdrawn from the men since this year's bond came into force. The Shotton Colliery is owned by a limited liability company, and gives em ployment to about lOU men and boya. In consequence of some previous difficulties experienced by the workmen in the colliery, certain privileges were granted to the men last year, which were equivalent to la. per score. In February last the bond was read over to the men, and no mention was made about the " consideration" privileges. ' The men refused at first to sign, but afterwards signed, and they allege that they were promised that the " con. sideration" money would be paid us usual. The first pay -1 day after the new bond came into force the money was not allowed, and the men all turned out. At the Castle Eden police -court yesterday, before Col. Hall, K. Burden, Esq., and the Rev. W. Mayor, twelve of the men were charged with deserting their employment on the 24th of April without cause or notice. Mr. W. Brignall, solicitor, Durham, appeared on behalf of the owners of the colliery, and the men were unrepresented. They, however, asked the bcnoh to adjourn the case in order that they might be defended by Mr. Roberts, but as the men refused to retain to work until the case could be heard again the bench decided to proceed. In the course of evidence in the several cases each of the prisoners said they understood that the old prices were going to be paid. Henry Smith said a beck-overman, named Parker, told hun on the day of the bond, after the men had refused to sign it, that the masters had agreed to pay the same prices as the last year," and they then went in and signed it. Parker was called and denied it is toto. The bench committed the prisoners to Durham for one mouth, but gave them the opportunity of ietuiniug to wort. They preferred going to prison. ROYAL JENNERIAN AND LONDON VACCINE INETI TUTION.—Tbe annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of this institution was held yesterday, at its house in Pro vidence-row, Finsbury ; Sir. Templeton presiding. A report of the proceedings and progress of the society during the year 1866 was read by Dr. Epps, of which the follow ing is the substance :—The numbers vaccinated at the in stitution have augmented to 1,`213. The demand fur the vaccine virus had augmented also. Some changes had been made during the past year in regard to the executive which are expected to he beneficial as ensuring a greater supply of vaccine virus and a saving of expense. The year has presented in relation to vaccination great activity in the urgent endeavours to enforce compulsory vaccination by parties who seem to glory in forcing their convictions on other people, forgetting that the only way in which a truth can be spread is by establishing a conviction in the public mind. The report then refers cougratulatorily to the failure of the vaccination bill of last year, and to the deputation (of which the medical director of the institution was a member) that waited upon the Duke of Bucking ham this year to protest against compulsory vaccination, which resulted in an intimation on the part of his grace that he saw no reason fee refining the public inquiry which the deputation demanded. In conclusion the ma nagers say—" The balance-sheet of the institution shows with how small a cost the institution effects its hene6ts. It needs help, and this help is candidly asked, and will, it is hoped, be readily granted." The balance-sheet shows a total receipt for the yen,including W. 18e. 6d. brought forward, of 13. V. 13s. 10d„ and payments, 131/. 13a. Sd.. leaving a balance of 9/. os. sd. Against this it appears that the institution is in debt for salaries, loans, and other matters. 3491.:n. The report was adopted and ordered to be printed. The retiring members of the board of ma nagement were re-elected, and thanks voted to the board of managers, to Dr. Epps, the medical director, and to the chairman. The Exhibition is calling new (lubles to Paris into existence, as well as making those already published better known. We are not sure in which of these claws should be placed " The Diamond (:vide for the Stranger in Paris," published by Messrs. Sampson Low, Ron. and Manton in England, and by Hachette and Co., of Paris, and apparently forming one of a series publialied by the latter firm. It is, at the same time, one of the smallest and fullest of guides, and it is well illustrated. It has been written by a Frenchman, M. Adolphe Joanna. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN M•ILS.— SUEZ, MAT 3. —The Simla and Delhi (extra steamer from Boni bay) arrived this morning. DARTMOUTH, Mar 3.—The Donald Mackay, Captain Richards commander. ti 2 day. from Mell•ourne, has arrived off the Start, with 20 passengers and a fall cargo. All well. A PROLIFIC: DUCK. —A duck of the pure white breed, the property of Mr. John Park, of Watch irate, Selside, has - been laying two eggs a day for the I..st six days, and on Friday last it laid three, and the day follow. jog two, averaging from five to seven ounow.— land Ga:etle.