The Express. — London, England, 1866-04-09 00:00:00

i pted rot aboalbs. ~:,-..:.tic. - ... , . .----.."""......--, • l iji ':- . 1 _ . .. ~............, ) .. . -GEE. _•=ar-r----> 4 . ~, 1 j to give the total \•••-•-.. in Groin Britain, bet . ~ ed from the *kW .. • ' • m inspectors, whethe e or by the basal *deo. them of the mown. No. 6,138.] LONDON, MONDAY Virg - aa having 00... ... ,.,- .. , by the headings; '"'" 2. WO% BALL PASSENGER LINE of BRITISH ORPHAN A SYLU M, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CLUFIR PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from tondos direct His Gmes the Duke of ARGYLL, LT. ea., bas IdnSIF p ' ji. '" sks. T° Sail. Pea held a& the London Tavern, Behopsgate-street, TO-MORROW --.-- • a of reported *saes - --- ...-----. (axurmes emacouns.) .rn thlawanienosment .. ramerbose Lem It Lade Apra 10 (Tuesday), April 10. . the dbeeee. 224 / 1 ",,,, eme , , .... ... Moak Azabbsll l,OO K ladle Mn! 10 ?. le - b o jes ... Georpli.Wammn 2,000 1, hulk Apil IS Dubow ", .. meth Ones mem Ts, cuspids, L. A doiL LFRED MACKENZIE, Secretary. PRUSSIA. je VIENNA, Arau. 7, EvEirrno. Y , / 1 -- " -- I)I7:KVELAND• - land Onlora aa, to sE dolain The BritiebOrphan Asylum is an nnendowed charity, and 8 4 Idiom •• .. Maryhorough I 2,000 I Clyde I rtPrn in stands much In need of support. A telegram received here from Prague announces e wa a I m i., ... . EadernEmplea. 2,800 K Della May 6 - - ---,. . Golden Empire.. 2,000 Thep!. May 15 Ma fee now - = "b .... You, Amman' 1,000 E. Indolause= THE ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT the arrest of Count Waldersee at the Prague , 1 NI EMI a t ini- This aided* Use of packets haw, by their and -n- socitry. Railway Station, upon suspicion of being a Prumnan . a The NEXT QUARTERLY MEETUfG of this society, instituted , 1 6061 *74 16* we m e wages, awned a world-known reputation, and their Psi. 47116 702 us . I m id secommodation is =amsd by any vemele ' Sou-per 17U, ter seceding relief to OMe ip =og su bscribers) o f the spy, his pocket-book having been found to contain t o Am a r a * way t o Royal Navy, their Widows and be dre lussisaws of a plan of the fortifications of Prague. ona na t l C la sa s adeda ms ra sP ee l I 6SU 0030 m u a sil a Co ., Liveio r r i al "6 l Late for th e - black 1044021114 and consequent distress, will be held at Willia's _. 011 Bill lino : and TM. MA e nd ci s , 1, t aa s s ehonreook Booeu ss 11 o'clock precise v at.. James's, &W., on MONDAY . April 16, it is stated that Prussia's reply to the Austrian 1 NU 32048 6733 bun Luba. Re JAMES T. RICCALTON, Secretary. note has created an extremely unfavourable im- .. 6601 18267 670 e Ars r 1488 941 lin WWI 7ROM LIVERPOOL OE QUEENNYOWN TO MONA IS, Adametreet, Adelybi, W.C.. presaion in governmental circles here. c 11/111 int NEW YOWL TWICE A WEEK. trimil Mee mss LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and HORSE SHOW, Agricultural Hall, London, It is believed that the R uss i a n offer of mediation 1 , T H I S ITILADELPHIA STRAM-UliP COMPANY intend de- • Ku. LW d arrived too late. obtained ea I lrian 41 ' ' °etching their tniliFdizrtnt Inc Screw abmia46l9l FMB LISTS ar. " W " AD Kiir ara m ay it a L yg A telegram from Cracow announces that several i MIMI% i 55 „. 6617 : . omens the United licatioo to & SID , &remedy auger. FROM Ll kr NEW YORK. of the ConsPorG. Buford-Wm* Drore•0 1400 : 1 - N. Russian staff officers have recently been inspecting . 7 Omura, Cabin pump by the mall steamers s m an c hig oos = i r m edneedny , . • • , Ls, tr , an : y u j uine m es dars int t o im e s elearain. 1.4 ._____ ...... i.... oesea spoimmimao,DAßEa t ,BBT oN ED43x Bviv w ceis o bmied NDEEg uAß. _3 ,na rth of sAo p orw ., the line of the Galician frontier.. VIENNA, Arnu. 8. .. . eases last week Palai=afa "all at aaaa" =fa and ViNTILU4QtrigU. al rt bi bbibY emium‘nd 4 To-4h ' journals all irritation at the for mid the iJni hooked on wawa . ? p ok y i m a go H. vers a m, Ku u, Inet, and y a express ; via, ter the emu, e t • orthempton, .1 • w au v i ratrat Irma - Far "thur Prefroi Wilicalla t. swiss Wm. I. a the Pdac.°f wet.., 4 Ma' and of reply of Prussia to the Austrian note, and call polies menet B M; . me ICACZT, 110,, iljgg v. , Nm Walir44l 4l;r4 e re, La mm. ; and f° V3B ! March 10 1 4.1 2 011 T Tho wne lligr a grid : the ne v ar ma s d eagos. • 190 cues led weak. • 7.. a" B4 via = upon the government to appeal to the Federal .1111 mentreer begrime II a whence ei ths DaneSko, ..• to NEW YORK.-.-UNITED STATES i o n ova . Bun 10 till 6 ; End at Mitchell% CWKIW - d• . Diet for the settlement of , the OD at blue. 46 . - MIK EMS-Floil apleadld awl famartre deleirlted .tr ac t._ i s. :else. i m. , s L ' ' Tanbitnitent fl abbthatftiiiißiii • 4, 44. .ofMe No Tort and Rowe 801011 amp Coeepsny "Alert resueed their plecen fla this devise NO appeisted so is. . "Tessa" has been addressed by' the Cam to the lboxperor of eft the derma d i e • New Yak es kaki's: ____„_Y inla lawn ' 1 " . jral= " tk b... 7 ATTRACTIONS for EAFTI2I.-NEW COMPANY-Mdilea 1 Austria is couched in friendly terms, and expresses way &ring t . hewndi, . • - Ocienes, assebide, Trimming, Elmer. E in a general way a with for the preservation of •. • the Wee have how ' la Helen • Nash. LI•oc Duke- Diamood an aM= kir ac. The 1 vlo. • ...-- Wednesday, ay a. liteisK ay • - , ,5 -- -w on . gyyjnita. Mr. peace. . .11 il Th. market is elo 4 p o w i-Ilkieldent - so t r iburrriet. seedsell x. M . st.-3.ooorrariefertherand Derte, * dd. and 14a Il d . that should- war break out the ex-Emperor Ferdi- '* e rkli c aa k 3 d- . et s V cral 1. W. PDX sad . , Pahneath :ar h. STAIR ICATIONAL ASSEIPLY ROOMS, 218, High nand will leave that city. cash. At the casflicia *ldea, 143, Maui* Lends. _LA Holborn-Td t and lucent* utablidneent BERLIN, Area 8. OPIN irzsr EVENIN 'rho grand bead, nadir tb• dime- Odessa sheep, go. .0 . AVERLAND ROUTE. -- COMMUNICATION =l a w. n. m Paws. _perform WOO an =kir* sew It is rwnoured that a despatch has just been 9d. to 475. X • bre"' 11,,J by BT_E__•ll. to INDLK AUBTRALA a r t ., via' EGYPT al operatic and 44004 =Milt Open at kart - pest 3 ; -. • beef, 40a:Id. 1 . tbs loran iwid MMVAL NAVIGATION dose at U. Admiseion, U. sent to Count Karolyi, the Austrian representative dpes. Delivery 1 0 hit - no ROOK Mennen= am males Omni and Prue& Du Louvitz. at Berlin , in reply to the last note of Herr von Ma- nus as is stead; 00,46 % l e mir larks ease ace eilioallea, Maas. bEnte. Ad" Celkm. llstbADIS.-GRAND H _ Briny/. id laal ' s e Aras, *kat* the and Chbak - lig their akar it _L Big atiaa fa igg p....pi taa t a i a et,,, mg e ess i ze i p a n o t marck. Austria, it is stated, reiterates the demand kindsolown to th, g2l-o.msce is *B'll sad I " fg Ws " °willi es ; imb cce Pansy Ins de Iffri o a nd Place dn Mall solar bodied contained in her note of the 3 1 it ult., and expresses fine ingn. ; Vidia - , Malta, Zgypt, Aden, sad Denim fir Own -- -- leduout at from 3 IS k.-4 4 Min rens at kam 4 , . _ _ _ Prussia will give explanations as en. al Ina cd each month : mad fer Ilicalifim Klee Geonisfs -a rldtlydemmted Diabia="-Talge (Bete at Mx o - the hope that . asesi, melberame,. and ephity, by as steeneses Maud See*. pan e cam e . id i s Wince-Maim carved La them oiler nrailk.-Per Mabee pedienian,„ ~ It la ear* both in ilnabg mess said Os Ideate reserved, relative to the meaning of her warlike 6.--Cotton has beim Mei Et lbe :or Do=e. 16.°4 " .1141. "‘ '`'`." radial eeeiee "d ee , °savlsoil ethet , ee Z e....ett asisten, ; abs ......ritrra. preparations, as those afforded by Austria with re- . , and under tle heo:u amid Serial Mks- , and eerrehemiseef tuns - -"reeeleers-ntesaa,'"-Forei:tind Billiard zooms- gard to the pretended concentration of her troops. .ent, ea Monday endila grAIMAR WKICEIY WILK COMMENT- anesmes Bath Es° oideoet prewlego-rwhea o _ decided &Doha* ;= . CATION betweee LONDON end 001211,NBrE0 la 41 Nino) loillfiness at -0 .. m4 1 =6- o renn i b i rE ce cu r I t in i t e i VICTORIA AND NEW ZEALAND. • receipts in tbi -Ous d tbe *haat demon MAZY, WHISTIM„ ce railway 'tattoos- Letter-box • IT RABA, eta be eisepatehed der the above pert as er Wen- iindlo-• sta g 01 ESITEN IO sPenitholf al at still show • roduitim (Via Alsrandris.) abed FRIDAY, the Ugh kisAiMent rate accommodedu Ideuenwo. ed2114.Y.6 .• hum nie= 6" UR A kr riemmeni-Apply se ad OD. et. Damen a-home, R.C. GEMS, PHILIAPPS VOREI CI N WINES, cheap and pure ; MiLitotrmlfM, Fen Id. The elections have resulted in a large majority e medal, saileaamtliemi , • -IC Waked= tarry, 17i. fid. : Andalistan sesajoi n z :s. lid. : Enna be URIMIN.-Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- Preach, tea lDa .: hen* ... 74 %. 4.. ; ii. . II t e lt for the . Ministry. On opening parliament, on the - • . ed. e a l eVet lb., _reecertreill, pasi e s tg - aaa jj arsaciau vtd4 uld ecre asnWal w Waroaar "Talm aZAD Ths c.mt mcfal °.rmaamiND46B, 245. ; and flisirkling flock sod donne, esa a dosen ; Co(nae 13th inst., the Governor stated that the tariff bill r fd. pen Re, will be disporbed from Horselydown, on DA 2 . l2 th lilt amid,' Pals °r b " a • te n • d°s6l. bellies lacha.a * • T a ' would be submitted to them immediately. He also ham deoiined id. ea 111, : =r a permitting tortisys. ), at at n a poom m., csliing_ n= at Bransida rtravu , we ir & enda iDir ristincli.. ,. fear 40=itosotictitspistateriemati . T. sad unmiam L below last week. bat announced that the colonial defences were to bo in ; return A 3 and Al kW- commenced, and that a mint was about to be esta leptisfate tie Venereal Mee, aegent-circas, W.; or to PMLIFIII, GRAVES, 77i, asaosnek London. lidebilsbed 178 A. 'dig and E w e s., PHILLIP/Sand Co.,* Dandcalphows. Si. Daaeings4dil, IC. bliahed. The financial statement showed a tote bum vary irregular, sad - P MARTars SHziuljEs•-luiljaid to :43 revenue of three millions. from ed. on the better IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT _o_ station in Ingland.-TIMMAS NUNN SONS dee few small Bolas are ro. ASSOCIATION (limiter:W inders reccenneend th e Wines et the above enelidet The Bishop of Melbourne has prohibited tie . 114. per lb. reduction. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tint the have this monad Dinner Wilma lek. and as ; raperice sea sl : 2 =cBa, __ • • a wadi 3,360 bales ; ex- diy rude & CALL of As per s hare, p a yable i n two ingfilaiente of 62e. ; Amontillado, 61e., iik, and DIA :old Lee nit e nd singing of hymns and the use of organs as in the 111,300 bales. We bays Al lia each, on the 16th May and 16th Jane net, relowtiveb'. n. 4.: Madera mideh i k hottheete, d l r° 4 den thi snd : auserho 72l ; akfueffnit, Si. Jam, 22n the. English churches. at either ot the followieg hankers, Al.. USE Union Bank et lad a rather doll London. the Bank of Leedom, or the Agra sod maseernawe and ssa ;st m *anion. sad gm:mi. en.. The steamer Erl King has narrowly escaped belly .r. The cries asVa, Beek (Lesited).-By order, aad apecakehre. The ty. c. w urugaltereeuw. e owe e w y. aft er& 'to Cea teir e ; ch Ma ampagne ( g ood g " : 1, 1 4 11 92 - 44 1- goor 48... sad re last" ; wrecked. She went ashore off Dawes Point, be ed fair Grimm, *O. 1 V, Lembarddrest, Landon, March 10, UK Nn., On , tan , sad 22 n - T 114 " 1 " KV" and 20142, wi e Ta floated off safely. •. ; middling, ISO. ; fsk ' spirit. end Winds merchants U, Lamb's Cosedultabae. PR Kits on eppiteatioe. Establitheet MM. Bertrand, the murderer of Mr. Kinder, has bee . T HE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT .. : AMOCIATION (limited). pl imulg3 an d compANird isds an sentenced to death. Mrs. Kinder has been dii Capita sabeeribed, 65.000,000. raid-up, A 600.000. Red, mon. run, Arm 6.-We %Se f *Ann of zusacross. BLOT sad CHIAPINT. charged. to-day in shipplng in g. lcuenuur-roint CHAPMAN, Sq., Director of the Video STIONG tee ME BLACK TEA, la et. la, It Ai, Is.„ ft 41. The shipment s of gold during the month amour ... - . lower prices ; . Bank of London. Meet derikkeas Bieck Tea n sew oni/ le. lid. per posed. rare, .7. This has ; Zenophoe Belli, Esq. rich, earn choice coffee, la. 4d., Is. id., la et to 70,000 oz. for England, and 76,000 oz. for Ina • eat MOM vs done. fr l a n s tcase titia :Z ; .J. Coked* laq. Mr. Manama Dalin Director et the Bank of Lando*. MILLI'S ""... Tea Ikre l 'iL l • I "pg "'""°‘ Intelligence from New Zealand dew:Jibe. aener City, London, C. James Dickson, Esq., Director of the Imperial Bank. nau t i re onnicat fres. &gam at =EWE VIPS. Chute's expedition to Taranaki as a complete sot t market. The adman; ' Z. D. Hearne, 111. De put y Charmed of the Pas sad sad Co. send all goods canter tree will& eight has been lost sad . idles of No. 3, Kiss IrMiaia-sireet : eaa worth iseretsrtres to • Per. His f o rma f o llowed closely e ra th e native to the rates of doing. In elet - . 8. Va lbelicbd- litts ' i.amilig. f:Vii"gre:lll2:alLigemi ?mt.." ask 4 1.7 C0. ha lliftar ni no NlNlsm ageets.. r nor inig ar oonnexion i... • la ig illilia" th any Ti' r '''''' l rouse or: and marched through the forest to Mount Ninon hang. autos Taesd a mited ial : a. r. Holley& p er _ Director of the Landes, Chatham, and ouster en Swansea. from sea to sea, in ten days. Several fortifi Dever Ballow. 1. 463417 denee in offanni ." V. J. G. Homers, Esq. MILANO, 20 Guineas • oast 40 six months VD J. Gilbert Johnston, Dimmer of the South Western .. ft_ modem . welat , 0(4 4 4% ar . paha have been captured, to which but little it tall compass. metal pie!., portanoe is attached. The country generally . • . operate on • bade d and all latest improvements ; music stool and Canterbury what- at these rates they sipper O . G. 'll P hir " ° • Y. Bag' Chairmen of the Aga and Madenni " not Included. A tr ial allowed. No refund& our refuaed , as now settled. Beak. -- ut manufacturers are sIE • cash is greatly needed.-11, Downham-road, Ilinisiond- W. Peholdield, lftri., M.P., Director of the Union Bank accept such terms, me CHINA AND JAPAN. bra D. See* Bert., Director of the National Provincial Desk Price ft On. has been effected. 'De . flatter than before, but letstt a t d iennir. let .1 1 p. THE RESTORATION of NERVOUS POWER. (Via Alexandria.) se to be made, they WO Joseph Thornton, lisq. By Join HARM, M.D. HONG KONG, rm. 27. Alfred Wilson, Fag , Director of the Beak of London. Dian and Son, 06, Ludgate-MK E.C. good sesay inemaininsems , M. lent lis - There is no news of any further movements to do linaiame at a MAW 111111.4091.-Boary J. Barker. Esq., NUT. Fraser inedsznan, Esq. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) the Nienfei. WILLA/ e present raises are hit " TM Uni Bank of London. -e-- Hankow is still considered in danger. Gtr . The Bank of London. n. AMU. 9, 8 Lilt destitution prevails at that settlement. re • The Agra and Masterman's Bank (limited). • 11-Weather very U. 14,,, i Ws Aiioslation makes Advances upon approved mercantile B. T. w. F. filfrfu ' e * ' w. l B. i Si t a Intelligence from Japan announces that ami condition of corn. .cad Wm serurities, and receives Money on Deposit at interest -12,P .1 D. i ais about to be established for the reception of • to-day, and all ifs; Dr dirt or long periods. -- - week's prices, and red 1110 Diewiton for periods of not lees than three years DIA procure Nat" 10.23 gra. 1 E.E.E. so 0.15 t bullion brought into the country. 425. to 44a; errtrag r an4 ' ca won at the °Noes Debentures of the A , bear- Abadan' 1111 Must el 6 per cent. per annam, payable quarterly by In" 31 ILL& 2 E. o 0.03 3 4 'and quite as dear. snow "to beers , attached. Anti-cern ... 30.17 1 1 I 1. so - t dear. W. C. WLITIEBOTTOM, Secretary. Gmencaat l e -a n MCI ' 1 1 on - 1 ROYAL Bonin() f3Outirrr or DONDON.-T had • good demand tog' It Inererdetrece, London. EC. Valentbi..... 310.114 8.8. E . 1 N.E. b LO6 1 ranee wens adily *tabled . , Spe Clear... 311.06 D. 4 I. in - 3 society followed up their opening 'piing exhibition b Liverpool.... 30.13 N.N.E. 1 N.B. cm 0.01 I second on Saturday Let, which WM equal to the lint in change in other mauler; THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of ma y e i a..sa& 114.1 e 1.14.5. e- 2 a als. Barley, irriailkah . musiturs (Limited). I Pensanes....llo.o2 45 1 0 I. d I.* 1 tercet and surpeased It in splendour. Although the ts, 255. to 30a. . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on and after THURSDAY B e a, .. ..... matelot N. a ay. e- 4 was dull and somewhat unlnviting,the visitors were nu Mt, the 12th Pmt., the SHARE CERTIFICATES can be obtained /prim{ ....11.10145 N. 3 S. • be - I o was a better 4010 ill war at MS temporary *lces of the Company, in exchange for the R oc h e fort., ..,29.58 60 W. 4 E. r 0.47 4 row and thronged the marquee and large conservat eat we in ct r asenuld AA sweet Receipts did Allotment Letters.-By order, Plymouth ....110.011 &K 2 SAIL fir 018 1 and the grounds were by no means deserted.Th ep rinc 'ptions q ualities ALDRED LOWE, Secretary pro tem. Weymouth ..' 29.98 N.E. 4 N.& co 0.41 4 feature of the exhibition was its extremely ht app rem ; old r tes. Indian sc an TIMMY', bikes, 17 and 18, Condit% London, KC., Portsmouth.. 29.90.4 S.A.E. 4 E. ro 0.14 3 April 7, 1803. Ludo' .... 30.00 E.N . E. 3 E. a° O .O E - ance ; azaleas, cinerariu, gloxinias, cyclamens, rhodo qr. dec li ne. Yarmouth ... 30.02 Z. 8 E.H.E. to - I droll', amaryllis, vying with each other in bright at has been ditty km.: RYAN and Co's ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, Bowrboconil• 2031 N.N.E. 2 N. ino - I ply-it fetches fall }dem Shields lO.OO N.K 3 N.E. one - 4 and Daub, whil • e the softer tinted roses, the delicate 1 m and oats steady. Average fee and er, Orfordntredi W-. rasa.. - I - - - - -- - of the valley, graceful ferns, curious begonias, and nu Gentismen about to pit-chase their amnim for the season -- ' 2 :-Wheat, 1,170 410., aa itag.,..irzsbrv.: for mtnd te Genlfollowmen .ing recommendations of rowans roes plants famous for their foliage, added to the ger Le. 6d.UESDAY. 01 Nosirmiai WEDNESDAY. ..,. beauty of the show, and softened without spoiling the r 1. Novelty, Beauty, and Excellence of labels F.W . N to N.E. and R, I Perfect Adjustment in Fit. moderate to s t rong . m o g e eng g, alle. ji- r m e N.l to t° m„,,, S*S ng. •K ' uk "` °- brilliant colours. The fine collection of gloxinias I -Cowpen Hartley, 171 . 3 a.; I Becoming and Fashionable design. N.S. to &&, moderate Z. to S. and S.W. In the garden of Mr. F. Shadbolt, of Hornsey-I Holewell Mate, Ws- id• ; 4. Neat and Durable Workmanship. to strong, rain in p lsees ' fresh to deserve especial notice, being, we am told, very yc ha End mrandylis Manor & Ornamental and general Finish. DMA strong 19a. • Walls Mod BOA N . to S.K. fresh to Sourniss. As next above. plants although very fi ne. The makes were very g ace, 15:i. 9d. ; walls now HYAM and Co's ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, Ikon& Iklus l l7, rain welldlovrered and well-grown, Means. Lane and I La Bad Taaera, Isl. R . ; OA and C, Oxford-street, W. In Name. ; Walls Bud Keno, les- N's. Bram and Co.'s Spring Overcoat& ma . pp . to t p a pp . H.E. t o 8.1, f ro * to gisupea, Kto s., mo d era t e t o and Mr. Turner's being very fine pleats; and Mr. Bul , lea bil l . ,• Walla End TWO, Rum and Co.'s Sluing Suns mu Od. to me ad. strong. Knall.7. strong. Chelsea, bent some curio= striped varieties. There 17a-flhips at market, TI P arm and Co.'s Spring Ifflitraced Capes kn. Od. to 454. Od. Northern-Scotland. Western-Ireland, Wales, and adja- g ood m e nt i ons o f a j neror i aa _ one , ca ll e d p er f ec ti on Ruin sad Co.'s Spring Jackets Ryan and Co.'s Spring Dress Coats 3oa 04. to Me. Od. Eastere-Eadward Ragland and North Sea trotted much attention. The heaths were very pretty, _- Hum and Co.'s Spring Frock Coats 3oe. Od. to Me 64 . Ce ---._"7-2... the begonias hendaome plants. Ana mber of well-floe Hum and Co.'s Spring Vests OWAY'S P11.1.11.-SlTero. Hum and Co.'s Spring Trousers 14e. Od. to 16s. * A large number of persona attended the service dwarf rhododendrons added much to the attraction of , ri ming on the bed r rof us or .„ • ded to dye an Im ~., HYAM and Co's SELECT DEPARTMENT-S. at the village church of Hurley , yesterday mornink, a t • exile, and Messrs. Henderson's cyclamens were par Ito the efencY 0 •T ii , No. 1. Osationsen's Clothing foe hemedide wear. treated, no doubt, in a great degree by the expectation of lowly admired, as were also their variegated pelargoniu or removing chronic „ 2. Bespoke or Order Department hearing the funeral sermon on the late vicar, the Rev. J. Sophia Cusack being • very bright one. Miura. J. I oh, disturbed brsio, and Men. „ S. Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department. Keble, which it was supposed would be preached by Dr. and Son, of Dorking, sent a good collection of Br n instant come into „ 4, Hats, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department. tonic w as Provided with __ RYAN and co., es and 87, Oxford-street, W. puss y. That gentleman, however, we too much a ff ected ferns. Among the curious plants worthy of notice peptic will have nothier esortr. lbovindal Regabiblunents at Birmingham Leeds, and Dewsbury. by the death of his friend to undertake that melancholy the cynosurus eristatus folii variegatia, sent by Mew a infancy to .se It Tin : vs,: ..._ It give health to soloy metah l'a A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-Important Improve- duty, and it was therefore performed by the curate of the Henderson and Son ; • pretty new border plant, shoo Ilow the recreations AI JA - 1. meat and Great Reduction in Prices.-Kr. EPHRAIM church' Mr. Bull, of Chelsea -berberie stenophylla ; the ooco ' 110811 x. Ikleireo•dentiot 9, Groussordreek Grosvenor- Mr. Herbert, M.P. for Kerry, has instituted a pubescent, a plant consisting of one very large leaf - -- =, s: s ie inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, lES, AND DEATHS. prepared india-rubber gam. No unsightly . subscrription among the gentry of that county to help the aabidistra Sieboldi , from Japan ; the mychotra mac isarednp being required, they are more natural, durable, and fund which its tenant-farmers are collecting with the view pixels, fine white flowers ; the undularium pioielik somfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, of purchasing back the estates of the O'Donoghee, K.P., Brazil, • very curious plant ; the =rants splendena, THS. tender to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly and presenting them to their old owner. of y,, 14 • Valets' , and 'applied at charges within the reach or A very successful demonstration in favour of the Para ; and the meyenia vogilians, from Africa, a / • ad-place, W., the wife al ClorlYmen , lecterers, and pulite speakers will and this abolition of university tests teak place on Friday, in the blue flower, be. The band of the Ist Life Guards on the w isa si !pima particularly adapted to their wants; it combines eon- oury-road, Kilburn, pee enun c i a tion an d per f ect , Thastkat i on . eppapitat i m , p.,.. Free-trade-hall, Manchester. Several addresses were de- attendance • No e oesee i oa w ith an y use e t th e same name , g a tanah o o mpii, livered in support of the bills before parliament, and the SUNDAY POSTAL DELIVERY .- We have bete Lodge, Hampstead, 221 n " Ildi - U Surrey, the wife of AJ• 61201 LOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and the Hon. G. C. Broderick, Mr. Graham, M.P., Mr. T. B. ; the Right non. Lord Stanley of Alderley, Postmasti .1.. , dining-ae perfume, extracted from the sowers, 42%0. Potter, and others, were unanimously adopted, as well as neraL- M' Lonl,-As the subject of the Sunday de e, sorthemoota bi r e, the iv* di GOBNELL and O. Perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess ot w art, peti- lions in favour of the proposed abolition. of letters in the country is now occupying much site led Still Wharf, 90, Upper Thames-street. London. S ACRED H A RMONIC SoCIETY.-Coets'a Oratorio I take the liberty of making • suggestion, the adopt rt. ton, the wife of H. Waillo. , / 141. , THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, Neuman will be performed on Friday next at Exeter-hall. ' which, I believe, would save a great deal of Sunday it WAGES. by 01_ 3, Great Marlborough-street, W. The principal vocalists are Madame Itudersderff, Mios Rd- and, at the same time, improve the revenue. This 1 t :-)t Matthew's. Brixton , LAIN, Mondays, bi. ; gentlemen, all other days. monde, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. simply to put as extra stamp on all letters posted e 1 turds ered y on , the th e ae s n un de da n y lf which desire them to be • n , Fag., of Rydal Moein bail n; Cummings, and Mr. Bentley. LAMBE R T' S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ROYAL COLLEGE or 5T1R030148.-The examine, tor of W. Tyler, Eati. 11 en without such stamp to h -1-A an effectual remedy, without conantng the bowels or dons for the present session commenced on Saturday last, I unti l Moeda); Thin would meek all urgent cases, I cal 5, at St. Mark's, KelmOt h il affect: big th e head, truly efficacious and pleasant, la admitted to ' the peat bulk of matter which passes through th when 108 gentlemen underwent the written portion of the Edward, eldest son of A. ..,......E. he the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, foe,cold born M i; pure] elynsuranwhiltiet i lz a ree enu ume no would b in e oo grer nve all, Lower 8 1 =I dvalka Tr n i: ! "Armed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It o . I e xamination in anatomy and physiology, and dull. . late James quentiy cures perms whom the faculty prononnee Incurable present week will be examined orally on the same sub lilwirri' 'ln ih allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. DISTURBANCE IN A CHURCH IN DUBLIN.- 05- ICO employe*. Having lived several Years in 14 so" rt ass= tad" St Beide , s curse was the scene of a painful and ; t o v i tre incon a Sun T dr enience y delivery i t from unknown a (and , , J ) be , th lie i r, l -.1 stJefd a r, at the Chapel Inh- eh • w. 0. .ppr ep uraching riyed ions ., umption ita l effecte d are f truly be d nelicial Per- , a , by the Rev. 8. P. 0 asswee o eep, or even ng own Or ear OCI nES depend on relief in a few minutes after taking it- . rhaganrful.ma nif°462kma ' which closely arrozmao • Catherine Anne EMMAtad to i has been impressed upon my mind , and I beg to ton majesty's Mint. • GOY gad sold by W LAMBERT, chem i s t , King wish es - s treet, I riot. The incumbent, the Rev. William anon, is eon- I for y our lordship's 'd ti sincerelyh ap ing I cuzioseroes, London, and by all ,in bottles, 13,d., 1 sidered to have Pnaeryite leanings, and from innovations I ~,,,,_, enns! ma on , oF ATHS. he was booted ; Jerrarisoir, Mark lens, Bristol, Marsh . 9,1866." G /gaud Ele na quantities in use ta. Int Be Psoticalar sad ask for ; which he hos introduced he has become obnoxious. Yes. I '''''' meet m'" your kind *Ow n& - I am , ", J aa „ I T. Ashby, aged 79- ~,,wisi s Asthmatic Salaam. The nun and address are es- w e d e y, w hen proceeding with the service, end, I=Th.,.S urrey , " - U. 411444eu the stamp.,___' Reet••ffice, 15th March , 18(5 -- In -In rePi7 to You , • ta and Teamed...tow, ass' ,MSIf • CLOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly groaned , ?ad hilsad, and interrupted with toe, " twit ' lof the 9th instant, sunceeting that an additional p re li eve d 1 s t_ n ionsail ,..l ~.; 110 0 = f r ic. " tuh Down fire with . Ththee awaf tee la kaad, .„2" . I rate should be charged - on letters to be delivered et malt ..‘-il wid eared in a few days by that °Reheated Medicine, "'"°"'" ".' • aa ''''' I day, I beg to is yoa that Ibis not madders& cq ham-villas, Cawfataa'a dl t ._, _.. ~...."‘ows 00U1 sad RFIRUMATIC PILL& Obtained A rme n ment and confusion -ed and when T. ..boat Ito adost soe fn of the hied . -I an, tag F. . , 79. w r , J . SFr ""v Chan* 51 la lid. and ft. 9d. pee bor. giving the communion the shouting and tumult increased, I J. tz so _ o ,_ „_..,___ Blida . illoomaburl-soluson• 1 Tot • '`'. '''' '''''', isle, uyerpeet, him , Name - ... e T .ArrUE.-The LETTUCE contains an active , had to be miled in, and it was not without trouble that the BOMBAY AND IdAtialTrus (DIAVY) MA - 11 - 1 the 114414404, which possum as the sa!thiag ', eervre w as eassabsded. Guam:ras a Aran 7.-The Amine leaves at SR. -- .. o. 4 .. wilawid. emee it•damiT yree --air e e G e .l e Ma • A nt .l. 7 TIOell. 1 Minus awn Era liartwar.-The contract for SoatharaPion, where she maybe expected ew the 12 - a lum.. a ria **tam/ o'iniaeided tylisillidcal-ifiOrailim-foi Ales emidastien el this line ha been let to Mr. S. c. Rid- C&l..crrra, Clines, AND AversurtAx MA WILLOWS ' City at "Mk ma a , is* mod all a w e odkillosi, arrop.tam.; i ix ad The weeks have been commenced, and are to be oom- -Kam, APRIL 7.-The Nyanse leaves at le p in the ell iiillll.2ll*b Psis. Is. lid. and 2s. 3d. Pate, by pee. Is. led sad**. Si • le slam menthe. Mansilles, grime Mae any be everted en tie 10Ik I . • . . . I AMERICA. (lINUTIVII The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Halifax and Boston, arrived at Queenstown at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, with 67 passengers and 7,000 dole. in specie. She landed all her mails, which consisted of 125 sacks, and three passengers, and proceeded at 10.50 a.m. for LiverpooL All well. (Per the Africa.) NEW YORE, 'Gam Er, Emma. The corrected synopsis of the Loan Bill passed by the House of Representatives shows that the dune permitting the sale of bonds abroad, with interest and principal payable in the coin of the countries where sold, was struck out by the com mittee of ways and means. The House of Representatives has adopted a reso lution directing the committee of commerce to re port whether Congress may, without clashing with existing treaties, discriminate by legislation in re sped to duties and charges on ships or cargoes in favour of American steamers running without subsidy between American and foreign porta, and 01116.4r4114 411 10. 0 ac(aPotin with thwitWt.tk Oho ski Of pidabi sulnidies. The republierne and democrat; are holding electioneering meetings in Connecticut. Each party claims that the election of its candidate is favoured by Praident Johnson. The prolonged imprisonment of Mr. C. C. Clay is attributed to the fact of the government having in its paseession letters from Mr. Clay implicating him in the St. Alban's raid. The trifahony Fenian Council has been in sew sion at New York for the last ten days. The Fenian excitement in Canada has materially Lteided. - Despetdms from Toronto deny that the Federal government has sent any troops to defend the Canadian frontier. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money abundant. Gold, 127 7-8. Exchange on London, 137 ;on Paris, 4.121. Blocks very firm. New York Centrals, 92} ; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 821 ; 5.20 Bonds, Wt. Cotton dull. Middling ity the . bill also be este total being iut been die- nmt AIL Genera _.aves, EmoM, Upland, 40. WSW TORE, Mises 29, Moiurnes. President Johnson has sent a message to the Senate vetoing the Civil Rights Bill. He argues that it is unconstitutional, unnecessary, and ano malous in its character, and would override the rights et the States as reserved in their legislatures and judicial tribunals. He adds : " The grave question presents itself whether, when eleven States are not represented in Congress, it is sound policy to make the whole coloured population and ogler excepted elegies citizens of the United States. Can it reasonably be supposed that four millions of negroes, just emerged from slavery, posses@ the necessary qualifications entitling them to all the privileges of citizenship, whilst Intelligent foreigners undergo five years' pro bation before becoming citizens ? The details of the bill are fraught with evil. The distinction of race and colour is made to operate in favour of the coloured against the white race. The general government, by this bill, absorbs and assumes powers which, if acquiesced in, would destroy the Federative system of limited powers, and break down the barriers preserving the rights of the States ; it is i another stride towards centralisation and the con centration of the legislative power in the national government. The tendency of the bill is to resus citate the spirit of rebellion, and arrest the progress of those influences which are drawing more closely round the States the bonds of union and peace. I fully recognise the obligation to defend and protect the negroes, wherever and whenever necessary, to the full extent of the constitution, and will co operate with Congress in any measures necessary for the preservation of the civil rights of freedmen, as well as of all persons in the United States, by judicial process and under equal and impartial laws, conformably with the constitution." It is believed in Washington that the Senate will pass the Civil Rights Bill over the President's veto, but that the bill will be loin in the House of Representatives. The Senate has decided that Mr. Stockton (demo crat), of Jersey, is not entitled to his seat. Senator Foote, of Vermont, is dead. The Canadian government have mustered out the surplus of the volunteers, retaining 10,000 as a ending army of observation on the frontier. mint all .This by • in in day 1111110. ninciPa F i appear• rhododen. Anew 42111110. general mare from plane, young /s o3(l + Bon's 8011, of wore ton, at end . of the Cu. LULU . !eery British were tam. B. .own by 0000lobea ' - the NEW YORK, MARCH 29, Evrarnes. Money abundant. Gold, 127 f. Exchange on London, 1361; on Paris, 4.15. Stocks heavy. New York Centrals, 911 ; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 771; 5.20 Bonds, 1041. Cotton dull. Middling Upland, 41c. Sales of cotton at New York since Friday, 11,000 bales ; export during the week , ending March 27, 16,000 bales ; from September 1 to March 27, 340,000 bales ; stock, 230,000 bales. Flour steady. Wheat and corn quiet. Provisions slightly firmer. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses dull. Petroleum dull: crude, 24 refined, 40. NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 28. Cotton held firmly. Low middling, 38c. Stocks, 176,000 bales. MEXICO. NEW YORK, MAicn 29, EvEgnia. --- - • Advicee from Matamoros, dated 19th inst., state that General Douay had defeated the liberals at Pans, Northern Mexico. The liberals, being afterwards reinforced, attacked the French under Baron du Briar, who was killed. General Donay was subsequently besieged in the church at Pares, which he held, with only 50 men, until he was reinforced. from from pretty ware in works. Low) ELcao.—Acting under the impression that Lord echo might become chairman of the parliamentary committee on the Master and Workman's Act, which was presided over last session by Mr. Cobbett, late M.P. far Oldham, a meeting has been held of delegates from all the principal trades' societies of London—such as Amal gamated Ihrgineers, Amalgamated Carpenters end Joiners, Amalgamated Bricklayers, Amalgamated Cordwainers, &c.—at which the following resolution was peered unani mously : " That, in oonsequence of Lord Nacho having in his speech in the House of Commons, on Mr. Baines's bill for extending the borough franchise, vilified the people in a most shameful manner, this meeting of trades' delegates, representing 70,000 mes e declare that they have no confidence in him whatever, and they object to his becoming the chairman of any committee whatever, in the house, or out of it, affecting . the interest of labour." LONDON SCOTTISH V. place VoLinvraarra. —On Saturday a match tooketween these corps at Wimbledon. There were 10 otiose., 10 non-commismodd officers, and 10 privates on each side, and the London Scottish were the winners by 127 points. THE DRUNKEN RIFLEMAN AT BRIGHTON.— GERMAN NATIONAL VEREIN. — At the nundronal/ Private Patrick Butler, of the London Irish Rifle Volun attended o monthly meeting of the London branc teen , who was given into custody at Brighton on a charge of the Gern e t n n e 7ational 'Verein, at Sejd's Hotel, Fins- of having used seditious language in threatening to shoot the Prince of Wales at the B hton Volunteer Review bursquare, on Saturday, He S. H. Berndes in the ~... ~/ . ...A end was • b y th e meg i e t ra t ee on than, Herr T. Hubei moved—" That even the ci s hr;"'" confessing that the dilemm sc a in which he placed o: a war between Austria, and Prussia would be a disgrace was caused by his own folly and drunkenness, has been for Germany, and that the necessity of the unity of Ger- struck off the roll of the regiment. The fact was noti many is thus again clearly demonstrated." After a very fled ..„ *,.., ~,,, on „,,,_tn.,„,„.., evening, on the occas i on of lively debate and several amendments, this motion was carried unanisoonsly. rtwse w weekly corps rde atTion;; j et Hod ' r Macau/say AND THE FILE TRADE.—The great Ma. GLADSTONE AS • LEADER 01 THE HOUSE Or dispute in the file trade is still unsettled. It is becoming GOILMOSS.—Yr. Gladstone at Liv erp ool said that he had almost entirely a eontest as to the use or non-de of machi been puzzled to account for the facility with which the go vernment business badbeen transacted this year in the House of Comm ons, and he alluded to various causes which had nery. The manufacturers have unanimously resolved not tOl(yen their ... works even on the old terms until the men anopposition to the use of machinery, and am withdraw helped it on. But he was too modest to allude to the prin • i the men have shown no disposition to yield on that cipal cease. There is no doubt that he bas himself axcited y e . in the new members on the opposed side as well as on his il men n own ride a singular respect. "The quality which haa been ..?_,AI-1 OP MILLING GOATIL—On Saturday , at most efficacious is not at a distance and out of the house •war,ulfie's horse repository , St- Martin's-lane, a dnad a transacting assembly like the House d Commons. The I Mi lk and kidding deem, We re . , a ww most apparent. Brilliancy is only a ad oadary i n t i m,* In . ; consignmee consisting of shard of itted 7 o lA.:s o h ...l oos e ta m._ Ln T.. , ± s guilty whisk mod moves respect is real work for real I eaethra hammer . The Yard was densely =lmam by . °Naa and Mr. Gladstone probably works harder than any , rd Prima! different from the a mml frequenters of th is man in is Probably be errs by too much labour. , Pima, eau there was mach reffre.arm to obtain • milkin g Madame is O* Ms quid in the Howse of Commons as , Vat- They sold at prices ranging freer 2 1 to 5 &Mae to the way in public business is teneasted, sad that ' eaell. Ant no leader of the house ever took so much trouble, 1 ROYAL Tarn HOSPITAL, GRAY'S INN-ROAD. — not oalzr party matted, but on all matters—not only on The somber of patients relieved ► st this beepdel_daring the whisk he might gain, .bat equdly en thbaga by , desk ending April 7, was 3,560, d whisk 1,1110 ware new = he duld add hope to Pros. —Zemsmist. ; ~a. been re- delivery %ttention, ,ption of labour, plan is a on Ba be deli- be lett awe, and as the port .. ...cement* granted to in London, dim, little Zia matter Inward it ; that it (081711 H. 'General your letter rod postage d on Sun- Masa.— 3 p. Mh m. for ,bask MAIL 3.- 10 pn. far 10 Ilu EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Osom ova owls coassarosoirr.) PMUS, SUSDAT Enismst. The Marquis de Lavalette, Minister qf the In terior, whose return to Paris after a short vacation in the country was only announced yesterday, has made an energetic demonstration of his authority ' this (Sunday) morning by giving a warning to the Opinion Nationale. In an article of yesterday that journal, speaking of the forthcoming election in the Bea-Rhin, had said, in allusion to the familiar illustration first used by the Emperor of the "crowning of the edifice" that France had patiently given credit to government for fifteen years, and that now she called for payment of the debt ; that this debt was liberty, and that the time had come for putting an end to the contradiction between the Constitution, which proclaimed all liberties, and the Lords, which suppressed them in the name of , public safety. The Marquis de Lavalette sees in this mode of putting the case " a violent attack upon the Conatitution 2l established by the free :=6:thp peei9,,7, ," lkek , cei the jao_li _thud sant Uw— more, " enormous lying, which, at a moment when an election is pending, amounts to violence against the electors, and a surprise against their freedom of action and good faith." Accordingly, the minister inflicts upon the Opinion Nationale a second warning. I do not think the measure will do any good to the government cause at Strasburg this day week. It is ',curious coincidence, illustrative of that liberty in France which the Marquis de Lava lette says it is libellous to deny, that in another column of the Opinion Nationale M. Gueroult, the editor, who is a deputy for Paris, mentions quite incidentally, and merely in answer to a question put by a provincial journal, that an eminent writer has been refused permission to lecture upon the works and doctrines of Saint-Simon, on the ground that no person of great eminence can be allowed to give literary and scientific lectures for fear of giving them a political character. This shocking ostracism, though long acted upon, has never before been confessed in such a barefaced manner. At the Correctional Police Con..; yesterday a hackney coachman appeared as prosecutor against a M. Boulabert, who had used abusive language to him and spat in his face. The defend ant when called did not answer to his name, and the case was heard" by default." It appeared from the statement of the imperial advocate that AL Boulabert when very drunk had called a cab, and the driver, I seeing the state in which he was, refused to allow him to get in—a refusal justified by the regula tions. This, by the way, seem* to me a prohibition the expediency of which is questionable. It was Sheridan, I believe, who defined drunkenness to be a state in which a man was not able to lie on his back and call • coach. We may infer from this that in London cabmen do not, as a general rule, object to take a drunken man home. However, in the present case' the court assumed the rule to be as stated by the public prosecutor. The only thing that gives a public interest to the affair is the fact that defendant is the author of a work called "Le Fils du Supplicie." The author of the sensation novel in question was sentenced to a month's imprison ment. OPINING OP Tlii WEATMINIMIR Asasr Ewan° SOROICZIL — Last evening the Sunday evening services in the nave of Westminster Abbey were resumed, those held since the opening of the year under the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral having been brought toe close on Easter Sunday. Me abbey was very full but the excellent arrangements made by the dean and c ha p ter prevented any unseemly pushing and crowding, as has been productive of much inconvenience elsewhere. The choir was very efficient, consisting of 30 men and 20 boys, but it must be said that the behaviour of the latter in lolling on their chairs con spicuously during the prayers set a bad example to the congregation, who generally followed it. At 7 o'clock a procession was formed from the choir to the nave consisting of the choir, the Rev. S. F. Jones (minor Canon), the Revs. R. Hawkins, MD., W, Conway, Eran H canons ; and the Very Rev. the Dean (Dr. A. P. Stanley), who Wit the riband of the Bath over his scarf. Prayers were admirably chanted by the Rev. S. F. Jones (who acts as deputy precentor), and the lessons were read by the Rev. Canon Nepsan. Before the sermon were sung the glorious Easter hymn Jesus Christ is risen to-day," and after the sermon the Hallelujah Chorus, with the trumpet aosompaniment. The Easter hymn and the famous chorus of Handel were• very grand, but all the mono was of a very high order. The very rev. the dean preached from St. Matthew :Kra., v. 19 and 20. The dean's sermon occupied more than an hour in delivery, and towards the end a graceful allusion was made to Mr. ILeble, the distinguished man who had just been taken from us, quoting his lines-- Three solemn facts do here combine, In harmony's mysterious line," dz. The service was not over till a quarter part 9. Tel ROYAL Socurry.—The Presidert of the Royal Society has appointed the Rev. Robert Willis, IIL A., of Gonville sad Caine College Cambridge, Jack sonian Professor of Natural and Experimental Plidos2 ,phy to fi ll the vacancy at the Board o Visitors at the Maya Observatory at Greenwich, rendered vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. h ewe lL Professor Willis graduated in 1828, when be was ninth wrangler. He wee the president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science , in 1882, and is the author of a large number of scientific APPLICATION OF HYDRAULICS TO MAX; SNIPS. -.- An unpretanaing-looking little steam-ship of 87' tuns, named the Nautilus, left London-bridge on Saturday morning with a company of practical en naval architects, and otherecientiho men On her dacha. She was innocent of piint, unencumbered with masts and rigging, and looked altogethei rather rough and home-made as she started off on her trial trap. The novelty was that the vessel was , propelled with neither paddle nor screw &AC the river-foxing people stared with no little incrednlity on the strange innovation. The • Nautilus is the property of private gentle._ men who have sufficient faith in what is known 11" " Rathven's Hydraulic Propeller," to fit her tiyi with it, and challense the attention of the scientific ' world to the invention. The principle is so simple, and its promised advantages are so (111011110111 if the expectations of the promoters are reelied, the revolution in merchant shipping will be almost as great as that caused by the substitution of iron armour for oaken planks in the navy. The impor-' , tante of the results involved certainly deserved the close observation with which the scientific gentle men on board watched the experiment ; and the almost unanimous conclusions arrived at &wowed te be highly.framble to the newly appfiedreollie, pair. • The eirisiltNefftedin•letheVil l ailo tence. In the centre of the ship, end below the water-line, there is fixed a kind of 'Turbine wheek,, supplied with water through holes in the venal bottom, and which, being set in motion by an ordinary steam engine revolves rapidly, Mad drives out a thick perpetual column of water through apertures, termed nozzles, on each side of the ship. This propelling , power, unlike the paddle and screw, does force the vowel ahead by pushing back the water, but acts directly on the vessel (something like thy I recoil produced by firing a gun), preventing, ot; oonies, that loss of power caused by every revolu tion of the paddle or screw. The al-important agents, the nosales, are the tubes through which the water is expelled from the wheel to the outlet apertures on the Inner line. When the steady stream is directed towards the stern the ship goes ahead ; when to the stern, she backs ; and when the streams flow one each way, the vessel, as if on a pivot, turns on her own length. These measles ere so potent that they can be used to steer as well an to peopel the ship ; so that the anashinj of a madder would be a matter of perfect inglifferenos. The advantage here is immense, when it is remembered how many diluters at sea have been traceable to the loss of a rudder, the breaking down of a sr the fouling et a screw. In the Neutaue De portion of the machinery is exposed. If she were a ship of war the invariable attempt of the l enemy to shoot away paddles, screw, and rudder I would be therefore useless; and if she were a merchantman she would not labour under the dis advantage of paddles to diminish her smiling powered or of that inevitable weakness of stern which at tends the use of the screw. Again, the leak which in other ships too often means hopeless destruo beoomes here, if not a positive blessing, at least no source of danger or inconvenience, because the greedy wheel can be made to swallow up the ilmiapesons water, use it to increase the speed of the wand, and in doing so to send it out considerably *ter than it came in. These are put forward as ,the main advantages, but it will at once be seen lhey would involve others, se condary perhaps to sto e a , en.n extent, but still fraught with tee uniform working of the machinery pre vents vibration, andconsequent wear end tear ; the pitching and rolling of a heavy sea produces none of that vexatious reaction which strains every part 'of the ship ; the steamer leaves no swell sad vary little ferment behind ; the peculiarity of the ms ehinery enables the hull to be built on the lines led the best clipper ship that sails ; and then there comes in the additional claim of economy, both in construction and working. The Nautilus on Saturday was tested with one of the ordinary iron paddle boats, and in the race down towards Gravesend she held her own, and once or twice got well ahead. The average speed was 11} miles an hour. The Admiralty are so convinced of the fitness of the principle that they are now building a gunboat (the Waterwitch) at Blackwell, to be worked by the hydraulic prape ll er. This gunboat will be launched probably in May, and as she is to be of 778 tons burden, and 167 horse-power, her trial will in a measure decide a very import ant question as to the future of steam- ski the public will have no difficulty in seeing her, as her owners invite the fullest inspection. At present, as we intimated, the Nautilus is not an exhibition ship, but a mere shell, fitted with two engines of 10-horse power each. She draws two feet of water, is 115 feet long, and being 7 feet 2 inches deep, stands rather awkwardly high out of the water. The hull closely resem bles the Citizen boats, but being somewhat broader, deeper, and fuller in the lines, seems heavier. Raving nothing but a temporary mast, or rather flagstaff, before the funnel, she looks con spicuously bare, but the main object, namely the illustration of the principle, has been • Looked at from shore, the thick stream of water issuing from the nozzle may be seen shooting along close to the side like a white column of glass. It expends itself without causing much disturbance of the surrounding water. IMPORTAKT LIFEBOAT SERVICES. CANTOR, incmt GREAT YARMOUTH, Aran 7. During heavy weather and a strong wind from E.N.K yesterday, Wets of dirtresa were men in the direc tea of the Cackle Sand. The Birmingham, No. 2 lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution stationed at Caistor, was at once launched, and found a large Mesmer to the northward of the sands. Her engines had broken down, and she was quite unmanageable, and was drifting with the tide. She was the steamer Corton, of Newcastle b o und from that port to Havre with a cargo of opals: With the aasistanoe of the Serreby lifeboat, which had also put off to the steamer, the Calder lifeboat men suc ceeded in taking the vowel and hererew intoYannouth Roads. PALLING, NORFOLK, Aran 7. A barque struck the beach at Wexham, about two mike and a half south of this place last night (reports Mr. Riches). The wind was blowing hard at the time from N.E. and there was showy sea on. The lifeboat of the National lifeboat Institution was at once got out sad pm ceeded to the scene of the wreck, but, before her arrival, the mew had been fortunately rescued by the Horsey beaehmen in one of their boats. The vem4 proved to be the Thomasine, of South Shields, laden with coals and coke, and she is likely to become a total wreck. COURTOWN, COUNTY WEXFORD, Amax 6. The schooner Victory, of Wexford , bound from Dublin to Periarth, with a cargo of oats, parted from her cables during a gale of wind this morning, and came ashore near Glynn Head (says James S. Scott, Esq.). The Manchester Mn. 4 lifeboat (the Alfred and Ernest) of the National Lifeboat Institution was thereupon at once launched, but after she had been out about two hours news ems to Coartown that the shipwrecked crew bad Win saved by other means, and the lifeboat was accordingly recalled to the shore. Tin RINDIRPERT IN OXIOILDBIIIILE.—We regret to find that several fresh cases of rinderpest have broken out within the lad few days on the banks of the Cherwell adjacent to the city of Oxford. It has deo again i rearect on the borders dt the county, and clod to But nglisin shire. Kr. Cos i el Whiteerese-gress, former and grog:kr, stated at Oxford mutat on Saturday that, after losing 55 out of 80, and alm ost satisfied It had quite left his herd, he was made aware to the contrary jtuit , before he left or having found three more suffer ing from the malady. Some of his neighbours' cows were alike taken with the disease. ov vas QIIOII3I FOXEOUNDIE—On Friday Lot, at the kennels of the Qum hounds, in Leicestenkiee, this celebrated pack of fozliounds was sold by Meson- Tattenall, and realised exceedingly higk ewes. The whets yea sesseriesd 73 eoupie, and they reeiessi the :Crmun Q 11,4011. The Marquis Hastinp pos.- 2; ample, foe which be paid 700 guineas. Thep* is new ilelallsated cant several *aunties. NEWSPAPER le W. t 1 • _ , _ 1... Jr A 114 (• * t;j 7:l 4l l lif • \ 411' •-A rt Air' • , -.I • . -- ‘• . ... C i 1111.1 1 , MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1866. [ STAMPKD , 14. ADDITIONAL ] [TWOPENCE, . ~... 4 ITELLIGENCE. AMERICA. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. APPLICATION OF HYDRAULICS TO BTRA.II. , • MIPS. --..-- (mon ova coo coaassrosnarr.) --.-- (RIVTIMI TRIAGRAMII.) assns.) PAWS, SUNDAY Emma. An unpretandin' -looking little steam -ship of 87 The Royal Mail steamshi p Africa, from Halifax Tice Marquis de Lavalette, Minister o/ the In- tons, =mud th. • Nan. tau*, left Lowd" - hr id g e Cra EN AUSTRIA AN D and Boston, arrived at Queensto at 10.30 11.E1. lA. yesterday, with 67 passengers and 7,000 dots. in terior, whose return to Paris after a short vacation S aturday ns m y o a rnavri tecta th , a and com o cy of practical es. 1 rscientific men on "' An " 7 ' Evilmi° ' specie. She landed all her mails, which consisted i n the ( "Intl , ' was only annenuload yesterday. has er . She was innocent of paint t, unencumbered from Prague announces made an energetic demonstration of his authority with masts and rigging, an looked altogethef „__ . 4 „. p riurue of 121f:_roks, and three passengers, and prooeeded . ... .._ A. 1.-• 41.. a.... 1 vu this (Sunday) morning by giving a warning to the Father Tugh and home-made as she started off on