The Express. — London, England, 1867-03-30 00:00:00

, ,^O." , 4)6 Imo / . - ( ,e • 6,443.3 '..krit to NEW YORK—UNITED STATES tit lIN —Tim magnificent steamers of Um New Vork ,iic swim Chip tkompany will leave [lmmo and Vahmwth „,...evrs and midis once a fortnight, as under. Thcse arrl.lll,..lttalled for their paamengwr 110001/I.oll4Siioq anti ncmc‘: ..f their CIII9IIIC. Prom Havre. i_yros Fit April 3 "Thozsday. Apr il 4 Wednesday'. We,tueeday. April 17 Thursday: 111x11 18 May 1 Thunday, May May 13 I'Muiday, May 10 .gh fare% from Loudon, r. 24 15a. Arat-claas, and LIG secoad .ror f•irttier particulars apply to JAMES A. WirrTON, L It EltliElTr„, KANE, and Co., Paris: O.C. aad It. W. Co.. Falmouth; or U. STARA aad Co., 145, Cheapakle. ERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA. rrt 1.1. ti A STEAM-sIIIP COMM'S Y.—INMAN LINL— te the l'hitr.l f!tates Mans. . . . . L'utalpaily s lull-pewered tesittece will be despatched se FROM LIVZIOOOL to WI YORE: crrY hoSION, Wednesday, April 3. 111 PC 11, Saturday, April U. Tl' OF BALTIMIIILM, Wednesday, April 10. 111' OF CoRK. saturday. April I.: And every Wednesday and Saturday. paasage by the mail Amman sailing every Wednesday, and 11 guineas, according to the accommodation. d plumage includes a tall 'apply of cooked provision/. rare for Canada and the United States booked Unroll% on dvantageous terms .— For further particulars ap pl y to AM &KAN, 25, W•222-215•22.U•252021: Mod Os Vlki 112, Ling Willhun-streek London. ARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH %,EIZICAN ROYAL MAIL STIAM SHIN, appointed by Imlrsltf to owl between LIVKAIVOL and NSW YORK, wren LI V tal sod BOSTON, the Boehm ships Ws In isottaald modes *sal web. eite c t ili a or sere womb me to off twin Llvervinft at Coakto remits tip sulk 4.,ii, - (0i - niTeitir7;Ita — icrcia, T , March 30. VOA. for NSW YORK, Saturday, April & Ides; pamentien and goods for ' Nassau and Havana, to be newt New York laubkict to the permission of the :states lisilowftles'.. nit %Ant the R.M S.M. Conks. for BOSTON, Saturday, April 13. ge-nieney, including steward's few and providatm hut c wiass or liquors —To Hakim sad Boston, chief = wood calsin, C_'o. To New York, chief cabin, 8.31 ; USA-Apply to J. B. Yoerd, Old Woad-street, Inedont and Miseltsr, Harm, and IS, Plum de la Ronne, Parts; J. Barns, 30, Jamaica street, filamow, and Baltic-street, lb sod C. 11301103 . Queenstown: or p. and C. laminar. striceet, LiverpooL IE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MARSIULLMI iLhulted% EVITREa NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the t ENT WARRANTS, ho. falling due oa the Mat lastest, e seat lets. this Office for examination two days prior to at. After tho wone are duly stamped, they wil he l'AY bon,mseuittltioueartotilliheftito.nar Raab, 13, Ohl Broad- CHARLES FRASER, Secretary. IR St aftrithin's-buie, Loudon, LC., March 27, 1007. lE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). At the le /VIVA GwasuAL MKKITYI7 of the Votopsay. t Palmerston bullirs, on 1111.118 DAY, the UM of _ . . . E. MAnTER3IAN, Hen., In the chair, lowing resntettons were carried unanimously : hal the nport and accounts, u salanttted and reed, be e hereby received awl adopted. hat Plckerretill Cenllffe, Maul* and he is hereby re. I a director of this Company. hat Meant Warner, DR., M.P., be and beta hereby re f a ,Ifrettor of this Company. t 1 hat Frederick llaynar , Gq., and S. Lowell (rice, TA.).. .k.cted auditors of the accounts of the Company fur the )ear, and that they receive the awn of twenty-tiro each ac remuneration for their cervices. Fiairthethanks el this meeting. aid of the pry/Watery fix. are doe and arc hereby given to the ULecNxs for mi.,. during the past year hat tke hearty thanks of this meeting be and are duly Uta h, tht chairman for his able cuuduat In the chair this day. Extracted has the libutea - 67 w. ur..NwELL, acerstara. [TUN MEDICAL ABdOCl Ma: 420, Strin , l. City I and OKNICRAL LIFE EATION. t, Bank TittaTCLl. Sh J. E. %nub, K .c.s. John Froieet, req. nes Duke, Dart. French 'ebb, Esq. Yerusson, Dart., F.E.S. W. Tyler romith, ST.D. ledge, Yew, Kay. Diathrou. "" -'IIIAIIMA4 or ray Rnaan—FßANCri "MB, Esq. DrinTT CaJuist+a—W. n141;01;131% m.p. AZ.I.I4 E Im. • L:OTtin=ri Samuel Richards M.D. B , n R.N. B. H. Nevaidag, M.D.11 BANCO% Nita. Dreweitiftiarll=ertrabl SE. PETArt ~ eityll;acoe—A;dre. Yrands, Esq. Dur and SECRICTARY—John Ilemaent. Ird 1.1. A.. annual income came& .00 0, 000, and ia increasing by 0 per salaam. —. . . . important improTernent in the distribution of peals, mod by this Association iknown as the Briton f.ature s on the ordinary rate of premium become payable to the 1 himself on his attaining an advanced age, or at his should that occur sooner. When the policy is for g2OO moil. and the assured life In not under EIS yearn of me. world leave of travel and residence Is granted, on pay. .1 one small sum determined on amount by the OCCIIIIBI - circumstances of the applicant, and the policy is made tcty indisputable and Indefeasible from the date of its rapid secession of the Company's new business during the years will be readily seen trout the following table, I into quinquennial periods: o 10111 10,790 'dye • 1• Wye) Al il 111 fiza 4 1 m I,E C. s.. 0. d. 1,410,406 *ll7 0 10 8,1141.783 105,111 0 0 0. 2,100,098 i 7,790 4,277,9131 12,621 16,401 pectuael and every hatorrnatina may he had co app&a- JOHN IitAINNT, NAIL IMPORTERS, Shippets, Steam Shipping Companies, and Coodsner o 1 Fordo Goods, by Moamar, worm into the Port of Landow—The proprietors of ►ads Wharf, Ratcliff, and Upper Prat Trade Wharf, Doe flock Upper Thasnonatrest, OFT= FACILITULS to the —Further Information may be obtained on application, by ar In to It. 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[NAMES OF SOL/01TO= AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO RE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE Or THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, BARINGNALL-STREET.] ILLS BRUITS. 110lIa2 WALLACE, Vitale), Surrey, hotel keeper, to surrender April 15, at 1 Jima I'ICKrrT, Kings-uses-road, assistant to a greengrocer, April lb, at I. ERNIcT FIELD, Oloucteter-terrace, South Kensington, ironmon ger, April 15, at 1. RICHARD WALIRR, AmpthW, Beds, railway sub-contractor, April 15, at 1 . WILLIAM WALTERS, Falcon -innate, City, commission agent, April It, at I. ALEXAN DKR LRNDREM, Tennyson-atreet, Lambeth, schoolmaster, April 11, at 11. EDMUND BANDY, Bedford, butcher, April 11, at 11. RDREsT CARPRILL, Buttesland-street, Horton, clerk to an omnl- Du. company, April 16, at 11. WILLIAM CHITTILM, St. thurges-street, St. Oeorge'aindhe.liast, pawnbroker, April 16, at 11. JANits Batt, Blabossigateatreet Without, dealer in tobacco, April 16. at 11. amain THORP...JON Boorr,linglefieldroad,billn;ton, commercial traveller, April IG, at 12. eIIARIMS BRISToW : King's Lynn, hotel keeper, April 16, at 12. ALFRED C.RoXFoRD, river Thames-street, licensed victuidler, April 16, at It EDWARD Ituwi..tan, Lentatroet, Southwark, builder's foreman, April 16, at It Jamas Neg. Stockwell, Sarrey,Journeyrnan engineer, Aprfll6, at 1. Jana) Wilma ileteroW, Langhani-street, grazier, April 24, at 11. CoLIN Oswalt BRANDER, Minories, optician, April 04, at 11. JOHN HMUMWORTII. Yinehley, grocer, April 24, at 11. FaRDInICK WILLIAM LooMPs, Plillput-aweat, Commarclabtood East, saddler. April 14, at 11: IT&Ftal I,Os6FE, Illlmpberra plane I;ppap Ittook•Milet, NEW New ilravel-lane, shorediten,sktadgur, BCOTCH tiEQUEBTRATIONB. Joni! Hcllll, Edinburgh, commercial traveller, April 5, at inoralre Itoorni, Edinburgh. J 051.1.11 BELL, Perth, stater, April •, at the Guildhall, Perth. NEW YORK, MARCH 28, 6 P.Y. This fine work, which we noticed in detail on its production at the Norwich Festival in November last (for which occasion it was expressly composed), was given last night at Exeter-hall, for the first time in London, con ducted by the composer. In our notice of the first per. formance of this work we dwelt so fully on its merits and characteristics that we need now only briefly recapitulate our opinion, strengthened and confirmed by a mooed bear ing, that it is one of the best (perhaps the best) of /dr.Beno• diet's numerous compositions, and will undoubtedly take a permanent rank among the most highly esteemed works of its class. Especially happy has Mr. Benedict been in the corn' bination of the sacred and secular styles in a manner thoroughly appropriate to the mixed character of Mr. Charley's text—semi-religious and semi-dramatic—eo felicitously blended are these very opposite musical cha racteristics as to involve none of those strong antagonianor and violent contrasts which such association sometimes produces. In our notice of the success of " Saint Cecilia" at Norwich, we predicted a similar result on its production in London, and the performance of leak night fully realises our expectation. The reception so corded to Mr. Benedict ou his first entry into the orchestra, the applause throughout the cantata, and its continuance at the aloes until the composer reappeared in acknowledg- Mod. Poeventipwweit solletstaser4e. • . EXHI3ITIONS for the PEOPLE.—The Arrk;eti and MUSICAL ALBINOS, to conjunction with Mandan Ptantasmatngraphy, Polish Aglnskopyland lltineseChro tontropes, the first Uwe In England, St. Martin's Hall. at 8; Wetluesdays and Saturdays at 3 and 8. Hall and gallery, In reserved sesta, is. ; stalls, dL --311Sla neared at the hall, from 11 to 4. Gold, 1344. Exchange on London, 109. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1094 ; Illinois, 1154 ; Erie, 582. Cotton, middling Upland, 31. Petro leum, refined, 26c. The Transatlantic Company's steamship Europe has arrived out. THE LATE G. W. GORDON, OF JAMAICA. The committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have received the following com munication f ruin Jamaica, and have forwarded the same to us for publication : In a despatch from Mr. Eyre to Mr. Cardwell, dated King's House, January, 1866, to be found in the Blue book on the Jamaica disturbances, entitled, " Papers laid before the Royal Commission of Inquiry by Governor Eyre." the following paragraph appears at page 196, para graph 4: on . i ' ve " re is ay ll° well ,kinasow:b2tuhereintheavieryMr4Gtioserdoolt was void ' ii•rri_e4 to be grossly ioan= s agz il n{ i dulterer, alisKw•wmase4ollMilaiNatisol4 evils ; tub are lite 'terms applied to the laic DV Gordon, and I believe abundant proof might be adduced of all these traits." "S"srire -• AIIitAILS - kat Apra !Vat IL !Waal attriaAN crowded Eksterdiall to bee - emlSillie eve: score of Mr. Benedict's new work, with the tiebeelkill accompaniments arraoged for the pianoforte, is pebilihee by Messrs. Lemberne Cock, Addison and Co., of New Boa& street. The second portion of last night's concert minated of Moseinle " Statist Matsu" a MA frequently bide. given by the Sacred Narmada Beelety, but newt mew finely than on this oomidon. It was conducted by' Mk. Costa, who resumed his alpoitomed place, which be hail vacated in order that Mr. Benedict might direct his ova work. The solo singers were the same in the " Stelae Mater " as in " Saint Camilla." The entire performing, of last night is te be repeated on April 12. 7'77 avau,a CA Akagander.g.. New -creek paralo 011 mer dim!!! eta, . 1 . 6.„_ Rye-lane, Peckbare,llader, A 21, at It .11U,SUI .RAVIOCILII4. &lOC Mad . . . . . The undendgned having resided in the island for my years, and having had very considerable opperhanities of knowing and forming an estimate of the late Yr. Gordon's character in his various relations of life, do hereby protest against the foregoing allegations as made by Mr. iiyre, and declare them to be utterly without foundation. • 4114TMAII rich, dealer la balding materiels, April Se, 41. BARNET Lopixotolt. Ittanley-road, Upper Holkniai, widow, Apra 17, he EDWARD HI RST 301 M aouthamptonetreet Camberwell, and Yanked -meek ftrework manufacturer, April 17, at 11. limety SCOTT, Canterbury, licensed et... Muller, Aprll IT, at 1. A DuLPIIVI ULRICIIDTZIE, klaritundreet, totaccounitiA pit AMR Merrimac dilutions, Lewisham, Kent, auctioneer's clerk, April 17, at I. Boars? OTTIWELL MAMMA, Queen's Heatl•yard Southwark, and 'lt. Or Peckham, hop agent, April 17 at 2. irointAT WoonrOßD, ltingleawade, Beds, carpenter, APrill 7 , at 2. humeri JOKE STOKE, Upper Teddlmiton, beershop keeper, April 17, al 2. WILLIAM Uwe, EDWARD Oman Mats, and FREDERICK Taoism MILLS, Hanley, SUnfordahlre, preen manufacturers, April 10, ait It Prams limiters. WILTNIATZ, Binalagbain, cork nistclurt, A pill 10,, at it JAW Panurrrb, Senior Baptist Missionary, Jamaica. fitait Anaemia, Attorney-at-law, K log*" Jamaica. Bounty JONDAI. JAN= EWA.. ALEXANDER. Fronift. Fit.C.K., FA Mburgb. AIDRSM LYON, COMMOII Councilman of ate city and P. of Kingskta. Tllollls Gennm, Missionary, Savanna-la-Mar. • Juges &err, 11.1ic , Soglead. AMAMI/a Piero. Merchants M. ILLIINg. Merchant . BORIRT 001IDON, Priest of the Chart* of England ; Head Master of Warner's grammar School, Kingston. A similar protest has also been forwarded, sad is signed by ROI= 1. WATSON, biplkst neater, and 119 other persons. DEAIW OF MI B. CULLINGIiLINBUai, Y.R. • a'• a ~,,, It is with (loop regret that we annoignee the_ , death of Mr. Robert Culling Hanbury, one of the member. for Middlesex. Mr. lianbouy had been confined to Sabel .i • - since last Tuesday fortnight, with a severe attack of rhea =tient. It was not, however, until within the lase fey • days that danger was seriously apprehended. On Tuesday last the symptoms grew wares and fever est in, swoop,- t, nied with much sickness, by which he was greatly redttowL '' On Thursday last he was thought to be better.; bet Ile . , depression arising from his severe illness continued, sad yesterday morning he died, Mr. Culling Ilwairery wee the eldest son of Mr. Robert HaPbury, of role. Hart. fordsbire, and was born In the year 1823. Ia 1849 he married Caroline, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Abel Smith, of Woodhall Park, Herta lithe died * 1883, and in 1865 be married Frances Selena, the *lds* daughter of the late Mr Culling E. Fordley, Bart., mast whose will she inherited** estate of Bedwell Patic, ilerk. the funeral is appointod to take place at iltua. dridge (, uroh, Herta, ea Thursday next. No steps haw NI yet been taken for stipple rig the vacancy *mama* In the representation of Middlesex; but front *Hail' mire*, ire receive Wiese from electors of the ooypty wrghig that measures should be taken for securing, if pos ibis, the candid**, of Mr. Semnel Morley, wham high l ea iehitesete public useful**, and thorough liberality, are r held* ark him out (prime& a distinction. An ad fo the elootan bar been issued by Mr. H. D. k Laboushere. " Biwa* you do me the honour," be mph .irinirt bound " to reitem me to parliament. it mat amp Brit duty to eo-opwith those yho desire to effect the pause of •an Arsightforomi measure of reform--emit a • mearcosold prove to the large body of artisans sad n, whom I hold to be entitled to the franchise, that the House of Commons is not afraid of the people, nor even, to the free extension of political privileges, nor disposed to deny to the intelligent operatives a share in the government of the country, to whose burdens they are called upon to contribute. If the Reform Bill proposed by the tory ministry be not capable of adaptation to such an end, I should not hesitate to give my adherence to any course which may seam the most calculated to attain the desired object." ...0111111i ROHM% and TIMitTIIT FINCIHIS, Oldbury, Worts** , , 1 shire, irmsfounderk April 12, at 12, BIAXMILL, Derby, trimming manufactr.= 9, at u. 'knits HiMMT luynts, Abersychan, Motintout , grocer, April 10, at IL Jump Townson 1111.1orp, Taunton, Bonsareetaltim innkeeper. April 10 at 12. BACHAND WA JINN, Meath 8t Just , CorawalLitroosr,Al s ollo,st li egor.ol ALWARD CMlLiNerr,stratton,Dorsotah.,mlilor.A.p.l7,at 12. 091802 lharrixia, Beamer, imiathire. farmer, April 8, at 11. WILLIAM KIND&LL, York, saddler, April 11. at U. Jona licit** Ostett, Yorkshire, April*, at 11. JONZIII WHITSMOIIag, JAHNS W BITIIIOI7BI, and THOMAS Trlti, Castleford, Yerleidte, ironmasters, AprO 8, at 11 CHAIM HANSON, Ousberworth, Yorimilre, woollen onniels.l hirer, April U, at 11. Irmusit Intiston-upon-Hail, ffriPef,Alsra *alit ; JOnnlturtm. ltirkdaks, Lancashire, contractor, Apeil 11.'at 11. JOUR 1 11 00 / 1 4 lees Ihotahlre, stoussusaos, April 15. at It DAME. JOHIIII, H Ylintshire, ironmonger. 44 15, at It „DANT'. IiSIWARDS, Held. silk throwster, Apra It; at 11. Sant al, itnakwucors. Maashaster, oammlarion agent, Ap.lkat U. WILUAIt BUMP. PaNdlaton,lmiatMsb., coacbmarLamill 10,aI 11. WILLIAM VOOPMR, Arisilffe, Durham, and Newbisgen; Northam bertarld, Mrdldet. Apia lik at 12. MIR SULU, Durham, late licensed victualler, April 10, * li JOHN UAL Newcastie-upoo.Tyne, ship chandler, Apell 15, It It .217ris kin TUCK SK, Stoke Abbott, Doesetaii, farmar, April 8, at 12. Julie HltWlg, hmethwick, Staffordshire, furniture broker, April Y, at 1L 1.119011ut KvArg, OldhurY , Wore ooo **.h ool9l9 ker. Aiwa y.ltt 1L A Julia 10 15Ase YUMA* latandenhlre, Wool' bajak • prff 9/10a011 Davis, New Windsor, Berl* hootmaker, Aprli 9, at U. JAhis Blrcritgan,lfawark.upon.ittpot, saddler, April 3, at It. Alan 01.110 i, Dulled, Derby sit, paw mat: : April 11, all ROBERT HAY,Walker, Northumberland, brie er, April 9, at VA, ale remake, Pontiralny,Clamorgansh.,ilet ,Apro Wo4.lan Dansopia ; ad, palntobrn,ty.Li lier. at Y}. DASINL 11011ISIA, Lantaahlre, , April 13, at 9i. Stint OUOPIM., h arem , la April 8, at le. Oioalta Alauwar. leddlealsroagli Yorkabite, homed CM kw, emmeßigelastAlkl6.4B3L ?: teber, April 10. at 14. ADOLPH CoHmt,St;angeways, Ilanchestertate JOHN 141111 MACKENZIE, Ardwick, stationer, April 5, at Di. WILLIAM OLDS, Ternham, Kent, late baker, April 8, at 12. THOMAS 11'NAMARA, Oldham, late Wernher, April If, at It. JARS' lt errata. BOOTEMAN, Wilton, Lancashire, orerlooker la a cotton mill, April It, at It WILLIAM RiewinlU.D. Brighton, bootmaker, April 12, at 11, JoHN 11.41.1. and IVANS CI. LallAW, Bolton, Itagyrrs, Ap. 10, at 11. THOMAS Sock Snelnten, Nottingham, lace ?Wither, Ap. 10 at M. IMAMS Gol.Deurflt RAMS, Synaluun, Oxfordshire, widow, April 11, at Re. THOMAS BROWN, Aldershot, phoDgraphlc artist • April 3, at I°. Gooktur KISLIDE, York. aardeoar, May 4, at 11. Awn HALL, Present, ID:eared rietualler, April 11, at it ROBERT LYON, Hecleston, Lancashire, labourer, April 11, at 11. SAMOSA WrYTON, Churehgate, Leicester, late hummed victualler, April IS, at 10. RICHARD NELSON, Kendal, Westmoreland, grocer, April 10, at 10 . TMOMAS UTTING, Swatlham, Norfolk, bootmaker, April 15, at 10. Jamas PRIAM'S, liollingswood, Shropilitre, forge shingler, April 10, at 12 JOHN PrWsw,Upton.Gloncestersh, late auctioneer, Ap. IS, at 11 WILLIANCLARkR,Aahtoo-under.Lyile,marble cleaver,Ap.ll,at 12. JAMBS BARRIS, Manton MUlCiilialt, liedfordahlre, calf darter, April 16, at 11. °Ewing CIAMIIM, Lonsten, Stafford, late blackamlth,A p. 13, at 11. CHARAgs TerMite, Cambridge, Journeyman gilder, April 15, at 2. WHITEHALL, MARCH 29.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John Raggart to the church . and parish of Lochcarron, in the presbytery of Lochcarron and county of Ross, recant by the transportation of thi Rev. Kenneth Alexander Mackenzie to the church and parish of liinguania—Vozette. FOREION-OFFICI 28.—The Queen has pleased to approve oeMr. Ferdinand Schott as consul at ' Gibraltar for his Majesty the King of Prussia. —Garette. Mr. Gathorne Hardy yesterday received a depu : tation from Torquay, at tie offices of the Poor-law Board. Sir Lawrence Palk, M.P., and Mr. Xekewich, M.P., intro duoed the deputation, which consisted of Mr. W. Kisson, Mr. J. T. Harvey, Mr. John Harvey, and Mr. George E. Reardon. The object of the deputation, as explained by the several gentlemen, was to obtain a separate union for Torquay. At present the town was comprised within the Newton Abbot Union, and it wee desired by those repre ' seated by the deputation, that they should be separated, and an independent union formed for Torquay. This ' change was rendered necessary, as the deputation pointed out, by the largely increasing population of Torquay. Mr. Gatherne Hardy, having elicited full information on the subject, promised the matter his hest consideration. isTLUN FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN, REEDHAIIp, NEAR CZOTDON.—OR the evening of Thursday last the entertainment recently given to the children of the Orphan Working School. Haverstock-hill, by Mr. D. S. Miller, assisted by the Poland-street Temperance Hand. bell Ringers (whose entertainments, consisting of bell ringing, tone playing, and illustrations of the art of cam panology, have been given with much success to large audi ences in surrey Chapel, Re.), was kindly repeated in the large dining hall of the above institution. The smiling faces of the children and the fret uent applause bespoke their appreciation of the pgs, which were inter spersed with songs, readings, and recitations of a moral tendency by Messrs. Miller and Revert. Three lusty cheers from VA juvenile throats were given for the enter tainers, and short addresses by Mr. Miller and Mr. Edina!, the master of the boys' school, brought the pleasant even ing to a close. Subscriptions to the funds of this excellent institution are earnestly desired, and will be received by Mr. G. Stancliff, the semetery, at the office, No. 10, Poultry. REFORM MEETING AT BRISTOL.-011 Thursday evening a crowded meeting wan held at the Broadmead Rooms, Bristol, to take into consideration the government reform bilL Mr. H. Matthews was in the chair, and the speakers included Mr. Coeshain and Professor Newman. Resolutions condemnatory of the measure were adopted. REPRESENTATION OP NORWICH.—A report has been extensively circulated of late that Sir 11. Russell, Bart-, SIP., contemplated retiring from the representation of Norwich, and offering himself to the constituency of Cheltenham. Yesterday Mr. I. B. Coates, the local agent of the lion. baronet, issued the following notification : " I am desired by Sir William to state that, although much pressed by the liberals of Cheltenham to stand for that borough, he has not the most remote intention of withdrawing from Norwich so long as it is the pleasure of her citizens to send him to parliament." Fiius SURREY RIFLES.—A grand assault of arms took place OD Tuesday evening last at the headquarters of the regiment, Brunswick.road. Camberwell, when Mr. l l Shury, the professor of fencing to the School of Anna, was assisted by Professor Leon Gilletoand, Colonel Richards, r. J. M. Waite, late 2nd Life thiards ; Mr. Henderson and Mr. Fuller, late of the Scots Fusilier Gnarls ; Mr. C, L Marshall, late 10th Hunan, and several other.. The whole of the feats performed gave the utmost satisfaction to a crowded and fashionable company. The band of the amp played at intervals throughout the eveniug. THE Porz'a MULTI( RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD. TER RIVALRIITA AILLSICA.—Care No. 88,413.—" Rowe, July 21, 1566. The health of the Holy Father Is excellent, espe cially since. abandoning all other remedies, he has lived enlirely upon Du Dany's Food, and his Holiness cannot pralue this a:ca tion food too highly."—Oasette du Mt. --(Advertisensent.) HZALTII RISTORID BY DV BARN'[! 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By Dr. Lama With Islas ductlon by IL C. TYIII. Leaden W. Wardle. SW. Strand. PAINLESS SYSTEM OP DENTISTRY. Just published. price 31., or post Tree tour stamps, TOTAL ABOLITION of PAIN as applied to MECHANICAL DENTISTRY. By Mews OABRIEL, the old established DENTISTS, 64, LUDGATE-HILL. CITY. t Lond o n. 611„ HARLEYATRKET, W Mt, DURICATRELT, LIVERPOOL. Wire MURDER IN Essex.—At the Stratford Police-court yesterday morning, James Bacon was charged with having wilfully murdered his wife, Sarah Ann Bacon, by rutting her with a knife, in the pariah of Dagenham, on the previous day. Prisoner is a farm labourer, 24 years of age, and a son of very respectable parents, who reside at Sam's-green, Great Ilford. The unfortunate woman, who was of the same age as herhusband, appears to have been separated from him on different occasions. Recently, however, they came together again, and have been living at 17, Albro' Cottages, Great Ilford. On Thursday last they were moving from this residence to Collier-row, and while on the journey a dispute arose which was ended by Bacon stabbing his wife in the neck, and she noon after wards died. Immediately after the unfortunate occur rence prisoner gave himself up to the police. The prisoner was remanded until Tuesday. SERIOUS COLLISION IN THE CHANNEL.—Yeater day morning about 2.35, as the steam ship City of Ant werp, from Liverpool to New York, was •.)3 miles N.R. of Tuskar, she was struck on the starboard bow by the barque Frederick (939 tons), of Bremen, bound up channel from New York to Liverpool. The captain of the City of Antwerp immediately sent three boats alongside the Frederick, and at 3.30 took off the second mate and crew, the ship at that time having seven feet of water in her hold. The captain and chief mate left her at *ix o'clock, when the water in the hold had risen to fifteen feet, and twenty minutes afterwards she sank. The Frederick left New York on the 15th of February for Liverpool with a cargo consisting of 511 bales of cotton, 31,615 bushels of itorn, 50 barrels of rosin, 26 boxes of tobacco, and 120 barrels of shoe pegs. MumtncusT Girr.—A sum of 10,0001. has just been placed in the hands of the bishop of the diocese by an individual whose name we are not at present at liberty to mention, to be devoted to the erection of new churches in Birmingham.—Birrainglasin Gazette. D1CW.A116248 Or DIVIDiNDS: WILLIAM BEARD, surrey,ltichmln7l7 Biaier 14 dividend of 714, ainithall-str Apri leet. 3, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyns', Ba WILLIAM ORCHARD separate estate Down's Park-road, Hackney, licensed sit:Muller-Ist dividend of los. 2 t, April 3, and sub sequent Wednesday, at Parkyne'diesingball-street. WILLIAM ORCII ARO and JOHN HoLMAR, Down's Park-road, Hackney, builder—let dividend of SIC April 3, and subse quent Wednesday, at Park) us, Itaalailutreet. Jolla RICHARD IlopOß Haverfonlwest and Pembroke, tailor, 2.nd dividend of Is. 2d , any Wednesday, at Acraman'a, Bristol. DAVID 11AISDIM, Beath, tllamorganahlre, brewer—lst dividend of is., any We dnesday, at Acramau's, liristoi JOHN VI:LLAMA?, /Breed, Ilnendraper—tat dividend of 45., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. THoßse 110CLTON, Hereford, innkeeper-Ist dividend of is. 31d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. MAST Ei.m3, Buckley Mountain, Mold, draper—let dividend of la. lid., any Wednesday, at Turner's, LiverpooL Banal& and CROCIRR, Liverpool, ship store and provision do:dere-3nd dividend of 24d., any Wednesday, at Turner's Liverpool. EDWIN LATHAM, Liverpool, commission agent—lad dividend of ead., any Wednesday, at Tuner 's, Liverpool. DIVI HIND& _ _ _ . . . . April 17. R. F. /tendon, Cobt.l747;:flTiurd Unicorn-yard, Booth wark, builder—April 1 .1 . J. Todd and C. W. Todd, Mihror.strest, Brumpton, and Lee, Kent, builders April 24. H. F. C. Barber, Jamalp.lerel, Bermondsey, saltpetre refiner—April 20. It.Brill man, Leadenhaltatreet, watch manufacturer—April 20. R. 0. Jell, New Brumpton, Kent, wine merchant—May 1. R. Stab- I wood. Chipping Wycombe, nuckrogioub.hire, chair manufacturer —April 17. W. Orchard and J. lloinurn. Down's Park-road, Hack ney, rounders—April Id. W. Dunkley and J. H. Dunk's'', Yeovil, music sellers—April la Harriet Dorothea Ford and Sophia Font. Dartmouth, schoolmistressee—April 15. 0. Erna" Leeds, pro vision dealer—April 15. G. suction and R. Sugden, Barnsley, Umber merchants—April 12. J. Farrell, Tilton Fearnall,Chosbire. fanner—April 15. D. Snead, Lianidloes, Montgomeryshire, flannel merchant April IS. R. Jones. Towyn. Carnarvonshire, farmer— April 15. J. Dinwtoodle, son., Chester, butcher—Apr.l la. J. Con don, Liverpool, licensed victualler—April 10. Elizabeth Harri son. Hyde, bserhouse keeper—April 11, Kealah rester, Innkeeper—April la. J. :Stafford, tiloutaater, tobacconist —April 17. Jane Carey, Winchester, licensed vklualler—April 17. Mary Ann Ilillsome, Sutton Scotney, Hampshire, maltster —April 27. J. Marshall, Reading, coal merchant—April 27. H. Van Gelder, Crotched-friar, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DLSOOLVED. F. Walton and T. L. Thomson, Wapping, sailmakers—P. Reader and G. A. Evoke, Deptford, lighterniest—it. Lennon and D. Noakes, Greenwich, hay salesmen—J. S. Ward, J. Johnson, and J. Duckworth, Manchester, fustian manufacturers, so far as regards J. Duckworth—J. E. Dyer, O. fl. Dyer, and A. W. Dyer, Manchester, sine merehante—W Bothandey and P. tfightunley, Boston, grocers—B. Henden and C. T. Murrell, Abbey Chemical Works, West 11am, ifams—W. Hall and J. Hall, Thimbieby, Yorkshire, timber merchants—W. Ormerod, R. N. Jervis, and E. Thomson, Manchester and Padfharn, Lancashire, commission agenta-0. Griffiths, S. White, and H. Ellis, Osweetry, Shrop shire, mercers. so far as regards H. S. Beghle and W. Tripp, lun. , Great St. Helen's, City—J. J. Barnett and T. J. Barnett, Chapel-street, BellaSTO-0011110, and Lower Northetreet, Chelsea. builders - G. Rogue and A. Davidson, Berwick-spun. Tweed, drapers—S. f. Matthews and G. Higgins, NeWitate. market, meat salesmen—N. F. Griffin and K I. Lawrence, West bromwich, edge tool manufacturers—H. G. Cambridge and T. H. Louth British Wine Company) _Liverpool—J. It. Morris and J. Holmes, Manchester, packers—W. O. Jones and R. W. Thome', Neath, Glartiorganshire. sureeons—T. M. Rid and T. Lanybein, Wellington-street, Southwark, commission merchants—E. Du Barry and H. Banan, St. Luke's, bonnet shape mannfacturers—S. Garish and F. Clerish, Butteslandetreet, Eaat road, City-mad, smiths—J. Beard and W. Yellers, Great aCTall, Essex, brewers—H. Sharpies, 0. Jones. C. Sharpies, .T h Skarplas, Liverpool and Quebec, general merchants, so farm regards 0. Jones—Jane Thorp and W. M. Thorp, Rooste, Sussex, grocers—T. Wood and F. Versmann, Grove-street, Limon - grove, manufacturing chemists--J. ti_sittaker, W. Beaumont, and J. Cbadderton, Oldham, cotton dealers—J. W. Oliver and J. D. Muggeridge, Aldershot, stationers—J. Wright and R. Jen khan*, Stafford, family grocers—J. Clark and J. Clematis, Glou cester, coachlmilders—Joseph Hibbert, John Hibbert. and R. Ilibitert, Maley, Cheshire, cotton spinners —J. D. White and G. H. White, Carmarthen. chentlits—J. Kearns. C. M. Major, and 11. Field, City of Loudon and elsewhere, wharilagers, so far as regards J. Reams—H. Mandalay, H. C. Mandalay, J. Field, T. H. Mandalay, T. Field, and W. H. Mandalay, Lambeth and East Greenwich, engineers, so far as regards R. Maudslay—K R. Ransom and R. Ward, Preston, monumental 1112/0111—W. Shef field end T. Sheffield, Bengeo, Hertfordshire, builders—J. North and C. H. North, Btlaton, plumbers—R. Presdee and J. Prudes, Buckley, Worcestershire, bootmakers—D. Young. A. W. Phillips, and 0. T. Candllah Hope-street Flint Glass Company), Sunder land, so far as regards A. W. Phillipa—J. Wooldridge and H. Voa Joel, builders—B. KoMnann Mid A. Emmana, London, has. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. VIENNA, MARCH 29, EVENING. The Peeaae of to-day says :—" News is current in diplomatic circles that Count Bismarck has noti fied the French government that Prussia would only assent to the cession of Luxemburg to France upon condition that the fortress of Luxemburg be rased, and that the Dutch fortress of Maestricht and a few Lotharingian districts of France situated on tho Moselle and Saar, be ceded to Prussia. THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, bli,acit 29. 1 Into-days sitting of tho North German Parlia ment, Art. 23 of the draught enacting that the parliameni may propose the laws within the limits !et atassempeterney of thlinentederation, was passed i with an amendment by Herr Bamtark, empower mg parliament to receive petitions, and refer them Ito the Federal Council. Art. 24, stipulating that the legislative parliamentary period extends over three !tars, was adopted with Herr von Unruh's amendment which provides that the parliament 1 during a session cannot be adjourned for a longer period than 30 days, and that in the event ' of a dissolution fresh elections must take place t within 60 days, and the stew parliament assemble I within 90 days of the date of dissolution. One of I the members having censured Count Bismarck for the passionate language which he declared had been used by the minister in a recent debate, Count Bismarck rose in the course of the sitting, and said—" You should consider that one who has for five years been engaged in political contests in which he has lost his health to attain what has been attained is easily excited." " You do not know," he added, "in what manner your opposi tion may affect my political wan ; you are not acquainted with my struggles, nor with the general political situation, and you do not know how dif ficult it is at present to treat with foreign govern i manta when one is not sertain of the support of 1 parliament." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, 'Lace 29, Evixtme. The current rumour that the Austrian Ambas sador at the Papal Court had recommended his Holiness to make concessionsto the Italiangovern pent is declared by the official Evening Post to be entirely devoid of foundation. NIINGANY. MTH, Meant . 29. To-day in tile Lower Howie of the Hungarian Diet-the general debate go the report of the own =Mal of sixtreeven wail brought is a close. The divide* will bite place to-morrow. 1 111MOURED EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLES. , s. • tiAitiNILLEB, MARCH 29. 1 A talspeas announces that last night an earthquake took place at Naples. Further details are awaited. DUEL IN PORTUGAL. LISBON, Ktßef( 29. This morning a duel, at fifteen paces, was fought in the Campo Grande between Senhor Jost; Julia, a deputy to Cortes, and Senhor Si de Nogueina, nephew to the Marquis Sd, and aide-de-camp to the King, in which Senhor Julia was killed. An insult stated to have been offered by the deceased to the Marquis Sd Bandiera is alleged to have been the cause of the hostile encounter. INDIA. BOMBAY, MARCH 15, 5.23 p.m. 71b. shirting', Or. 2a. ; 811 b. ditto, 7r. 4a. 40's mule twist, 13ia. Cotton quiet : Dhollerah, 255 r. Shipments of the week, 30,000 bales. Ex change on London, 2s. Oid. Government securi ties : Four per Cents., 841 i ; Five per Cents., 106 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1091. Freights to Liverpool, 555. - _ CALCUTTA, MARCH 14. 811 b. shirtings, Br. 40's mule twist, Bk. Ex change on London, 24. Od. Government securi ties : Four per Cents., 87k to k ; Five per Cents., 1041 to 105 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 110. Freights to England, 40s. The rate of discount has again been raised 1 per cent. BOMBAY, MARCH 19, 2.49 P.M. No business in cotton and piece goods, in con sequence of the native holidays. Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Government securities :—Four per Cents., 861 ; Five per Cents., 105 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cents., 109 j. Freights to Liverpool, 575. 6d. to 60s. The latest London date is to the 11th inst. CALCUTTA, MARCH 18. Markets unchanged. Exchange on London, 2s. Government securities :—Four per Cents., 87k to ; Five per Cents., 1042 to 105; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 110. Freights to England, 40s. CHINA. HONG KONG, Flu. 26. Grey shirtings, 61, ; catty, 3.50 dole. ; water twiat, 175 dols. Tea unchanged. Exchange on London : Bankers bills, 4.3 i. IHA.NGHAE, Fla 20. Grey shirting., 6i ; catty, 2.t5 taels. Tea : Congon firm and advancing. Silk quiet, and prices 10 taels lower. Exchange on London, 5.11 k. Freights : Tea, 355. HONG KONG, MARCH 1. Markets unchanged since the departure of the French steamer. Total export of tea to date, 110,500,0001b5. Exchange on London : Bankers' bills, 4.4. SHANOHAE, Fin. 23. Market quiet and unchanged. Total export of silk to date, 36,625 bales. Exchange on London, 5.11 i. Freights, 35a. JAPAN. SHANCIFILE, MARCH 23. Intelligent* received here from Japan announces the death of the Mikado from small-pox. [The above telegrams arrived in London March 29.1 AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, MA.acs 30. The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Teutonia, from New York on the 16th inst., passed the Needles at 12.10 a.m. to-day. 01T ATLANTIC TILLZORAPH.) NEW YORK, MARCH M Evcrtnta. The Senate has rejected the nomination of General Blair as American Minister to the Atm- THE PROSECUTION OF MR. EYRE. MARK= DRAYTON, FIIDAT. The proceedings against Mr. gyre were resumed base this morning, the room in which they are held being more densely crowded than ever, a large portion of the space &liven& to the pubic being occupied by bodies. At • quarter past tea Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bast., chairman of the Shropshire quarter sessions, took his seat ore the bench, accompanied by the magistrates who sat' yesterday and on Wednesday. Eyre entered the court accompanied by his linseed counsel and Lord de Illaquare. Mr. Stephen for the preffeention, and Mr. Poland for the Mince ware ano present out the *peeing of the court At 90 minutes past 10 Mr, Giffard, Q.C. rose ply tee the defence. The learned counsel cesehigid by amiy :—" Whit is. be &deemed of—the munise . et' Gordon! le the nape of motility, and justiser I deny any such acculatiou,' and Mr. Byre is either a mur derer situated by wicked—mat wielnicl—malice, or St Um mast persecuted man this perish cindery Ye sem. (Sensation. ; trust that no wm'lls of mine—l am me that no wo r ds of mine—will arftM the feeliogs of iny , to do &Riffling that is fnoomrieterit with • eourt of pledge, and if from time to time j have bean slightly throws I my own balsas in addressing you, I can only sey that I . would—if I have' been thrown into a 'WO ' ef feeling I Gould not etentrol— I would have argsied this matter es t dried of questions. Wein of philosophers, but if, in adverting to the Meuse stitch I stride, sad , whisi I wow We 7ysean Wiwi -01p—erimpibe lay liana& no isOise**. upon him to make out, there is a print facie case that Mr. Eyre has been actuated by a wicked, depraved, malignant spirit—that he has killed, or acquiesced in killing, George William Gordon, from a wicked and corrupt motive. I have accepted the issue on my learned friend's own ground, and I ask whether he has satisfied the bench at the proof which was on him in that respect. I say, sir , that no one could have listened to the description of the difficulties that took place without feeling admiration for the man who surmounted them all with courage, consideration, and humanity, and there was only one person of whom he never thought at all in all that he did, and that, to his honour be it spoken, was him. self. He cores not what tribunal he appears before, whether the prosecutor there who now wears the mask really appears in hm true colours or not ; and I say that through. out the whole of the direful time lie did his duty as • man, and I can use no higher term. I ask you to dismiss at once this moat scandalous and most unfounded charge ; 'for I Amid be sorry, indeed, for his sake that it could be supposed even for an hour that five of his fellow-countrymen sitting judicially in say court could say there was even • prima facie case of murder, defined as it has been by my friend, and &Nai -1 Need in by Mr. Eyre. Not that I fear that any tribunal will come to any different result to that which I feel well assured you will come to to-day, but because ! should regret that the sanction of your approval should be supposed for an instant to lead to the belief that be has been capable of deserving such a charge, and the deep malignant guilt that it involves—however miserable the prosecutor, how ever mean ! I know not, nor do I care to know, or ask to know—every malignant and mean person can inflict a wound. I cannot, sir, bring myself to think much of those who are promoting this malignant prosecution. I ask you with your authority to interpose and stop it. I say it is • most malignant and mean conspiracy to prostitute the forms of law, and I ask you to save the administration of justice from the scandal of so foul a result. " The learned counsel, who had spoken nearly seven hours, was greeted with a burst of cheering which the officers with difficulty repressed. After consultation, the Chairman (Sir Baldwin Leigh ton) said—We have very anxiously considered the evidence we have before us, and we have listened with the attention which they so well merited totbe speeches and observations which have been made by the learned counsel on either side, and we have now to announce that the evidence which has been adduced before us does not raise in our minds a strong or probable presumption of the guilty malice imputed to Edward John Eyre in the alleged mur der of George William Gordon, and we are confident that if the same evidence was brought before a jury a verdict of acquittal would be This was received with a bunt of cheers, which the Chairman, by the moat urgent entreaties, could with dif. acuity repress. The Chairman continued, "It now only remains for us to direct the discharge of Edward John Eyre. Mr. Eyre, you are discharged. ' Mr. Eyre rose and bowed, but said not a word. Lord De Blaquiere, who has been with him, cordially shook him by the hand, and the ex-governor, with much feeling, silently thanked both Mr. Hardinge Gi ff ard and Mr. Poland for their exertioes, the latter learned counsel having been most assiduous in " helping " the case. The large crowd cheered most lustily on the decision being announced, and so high did feeling go that the church bells rang a merry peal of congratulation imme diately after the bench broke up. a ad *llk Messrs. J. M. Johnson and Sons, the English concessionaires under the Imperial Commission, have just published the first edition of the English version of the complete Official Catalogue of the Paris Universal Exhibition. The translation has been made from the offi cial proof sheets of the French catalogue published by 31. Dentu, and is copyright, and appears simultaneously therewith in time for the opening of the Exhibition. 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