The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-22 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER ALL joispr i s ; 1_ : 4211 : 4. - . .may r . . —L scv...- ssauaxa . 11 _el f A 'lll rirr o 1 ANL rSTAMPID, Id. ADDITIONAI+I [TWOPENCE AIICHITSCTUALILL MUSEUM.. yw. %ft OTAG°Direct. —The favourably-known clipper I VORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. BRIBILY HILL, AI 10 ream moon in the Landes L. The full benefit of the redaction of duty to la hi per polka Tbil weal has beau bid cm the hawk whit • special Met. le item to micron Wender poitcles with this Compauy. d e w so elioll delPlitek, and is by tsz the beet oppoiltunty for By this reduction and the BONUS EDWIN of the NORWICH Will take a few first and seemed clear passengers at the cost of insersuce Is reduced to a aelcdwina moans. = nisee —r er freight or pantie apply to SWIM and I =AMMO Of 1111111UNII RAMO= BY MINIM wA RDI/419, Biditer-street, B.C. lma ton &educed Ppm. Nal ?obey. Sa\o. ra Insured. Preesi. now payable. L s. d. 441.411 KM 111 4 4 110 19 I 400.101 MON 49 0 0 96 0 0 4r4.111 4.0011 Si 14 0 19 10 II MOMS 4,000 7 10 9 4 II 4 The rates ot prwniva ere la no ore hlaker tine those olimiged by the other wthcipal offices tiring no boons to t st* Imams 1 daty paid to Goventment be the year 1 was t 64.161 lls. 9d. ; the amount hewed on farming stook was cia,lrArm ror orottises apply to the Society's ounces. 29, liset-einet. LO. • indium-street. Metric& -11 - ITEB SLAB D. —BLMBC BALL LINK 9Osier arrangements with bur Ma/Ws esearlweisll. Isad s, value LID each. are ems le ati=llllllr_par sge by p acke t. N LTHIN.BY. far mg). ij rs t. for Slit March. receiving goals utrlX - Inissi , ii ,isly full. "Ms high-close and fameette clippie has opsellsas l i ii sty MI poop, with aotommodatiow for saloon iiiir emi by say ship In the Australian trade. W 1 cam 'mew sad has os board [Heals, apperalm for " 00 17 " eapply of fresh water. The arrampesenis for Po& it all does. are under the suptaddon of bar Ilaiestell o Moen. Will call at Plymouth.—Apply to all agent@ irrßladt Illa Übe ; JAMBS lIAINIS sad Co.. Werra i s J. N. MACKAY and C0.,1, Lesdenhaliwireek Lcados. La _... THE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE JLESULANCE (EMPANEL ttllll. No. 11, Low &C. e &TION OF 111111 11011:1 1mi TOS I M I Tt. Subscribed Capital Two 1111111kr. Total Inverted landa opera/dad MALAN Total Income upwards of PASOAOO. NORM; NZIOLUIT 01915, that FM TOLIMA wbach emirs at LADY - DAY mat be renewed witida Ahem Dar a$ this OMee. or lAA dr * become Toed Oesepors Aguas areaala as Kag an& Wow NW hnufancos Sow have the benefit of the Itedneed Doty of L N. g at er , L oss lot and other tatormation apply to the Compare T. TAILIPLACHL Seeretery. snag sitok l i lVilnO w L i. aiIkfIgIINVIOWN TO KJWW. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and rimaDierait eriali•affn . COMMIT Wald do sgelsblag Lb* falL-powarstEl&band Iran "ZVI ssuisraips. waft Oa triatedBSeAra ....., FROM LIVERPOOL for IfEW YORK. CITY OP DrBLIE, Friday, Mirth fa. - RIEWI3I3 WM Wsdessdsy. March SS. CITY OP CORK. Saturday. Mandl Si. Rad every Irsdafaday, sad sprats Fridays sad Wads" Cobbs sessaw by tbs mall simmers IV l a r e =sdos= Id. IL soil n &alas korordlui si t i l a s =d by {ha mans sad s sissamrs,, T o a r s =et i d . s a rig ... = ,...... g: ia I "Isu ra s a raz zli arma Far recibir arralsalos bil Vo ir ralss , str Efaisusid: rd 00 at igAGST.S. Y.. ......• . a.• routAN DISTRICT RAILWAY COWLEY. Al sway GIVEN, Mut ii• Main' swam tea be la Paatt la IO W satirivea ca aa CALM la Eriffflo _ rates of this Company, Oar SATUB.DV: cd islb Ilyeß oink with farther no**. • DIVOT. Clialaaaa. ..Waslasbadsrebambers, Victoria-stmt. &W. ___ wands of REINOVAL and BICLLTNQ OFF. .A.N Pattie* less Lest Weett.—lteme. BEIM salt BAZIIr, gaste i ost aa to coseeetrate their besiases at their Weet-ead no= 4. 4 5 . 146, 4 2= 11 : 4 = , : s it d arlareillakikarrgc.. stZvairati=4:rot:lntrwwkwrt:ini dab. sellii nedilli variety of main ;oltable ter Weddlog sal rateatt. at a gnat t~liga, Ander to effeat the a eille zpa r a t iw . irieL L an/ UM WIFE disposed ot kale aka, R JOHNSTONE ma 06.; et 1011;_110, D. tn, est mt.; stowAsisa•Aßt nio.anw on MONDAY nest, 19th Mann. nod folloodni dap, was leis of GOODS so =tor. An lsopoetion ke Wm aim LOAN of him Htgbnesis IBMLEL PA y fg la A t vteoroy of 'apt, contracted with taw 11011103413 ytgii (Llinited). P. 101,1 00 starling in Bonds, bearing 7 pen cent. intefect. and lidiestabia al gar by ea accumalatlng shildag teed in Inters yeus by halt-yeariy drawing& 61,093,000 to be leaned ia Jinglaad, by the Anglo-Igyptian Bask (Limitc.ll. asocial) tell in trance, through the agency of Mows. baize Brother& Price of Issue, 490 for each £lOO Bond, payable by boo& Mob as follows: 60 on Subscriall& 10 open Arleta:eat. „ tint May. . „ 7th July, less intend upon instalments to that date. 16 „ tog August. „ gth ()skew. IS „ Igts He • TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2,-000 rads, st b. 64d.. worth fa. hid. laRtrB3ELB CARTI.ETS, 3a. 11d. per yard. Mitre gnat,. KIDDERMINSTEBB, DRUGGISTS, FELTS, £c., in MI new pitAerus, at appily 1011 1781,1 N LINO sad LA.OI OURTAINI3, frost pair. A large dock ea hand. CygTZES, is : all the newest patterns, 40. a yard. • * , Worst at the reeo of 8 per mat per ow= via biro& • TMMetelments from the date of mat to the 7th J TM hoods will carry coupons from Ita Jill 7 MIL BROCATELLES, -coorinesciag at mi. up., 14, ea. as Oa 9d., worth 7a el to Ir. 91 Laotian. Muck t 1.1334 Instalments may be prepaid under discount at the rate oft per cent. par annum. The half-yearly coupons will be payable Cu the January aod 7th July of each year in Loadod, Paris, et Homilies. The drawings for redemption of the bonds will take place every year an the months of April and NoVember in London, In the presence of a notary public. The bonds so drawn will be paid off at par with the half-yearly dividend next due. In conformity with the terms of the contract it is stipulated that the first drawiug shall take place in April next arrange ments have therefore been made to number the scrips so that the scripbolden may have the benefit of this early drawing. This loan is guaranteed— from Generally by all the revenues accruing the immense Orate property el his Highness Ismael Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt. Specially by the mortgage of 364.980 feddana (about 876,000 English acresi enitivated lands, hypothecated hr due legal lorm toast affect`by his highness. The real marketable value of those lauds is well known In Toot to represent more than double the amount of the loan. ltda loan oilers the opportunity of an lavestment both highly remunerative and perfectly secure . The acceptances or obligations of the Dadra (Administration at the private domain of his Highness Ismael Pasha) have constantly beam taken by capitalists in preference to all other negotiable securities In kgypt, and they are generally discounted at a lower ratothan even tin se of the State. The great confidence placed In the enpstments of the Delia is due not only to the strict punctuality with which they have been always met, but also to the increase of value of the domain anew from the yearly development al emitivatlon and the im- provements successively Introduced b3r sa attentive and skilful miUMwent. the able rule of the Viceroy large sums have been sr prosdisd 1a s moat useful and profitable nasoner, each as the Ise portatiou of oxen and horses, the purchase of machinery and Implements for irrigation and other agricultural purposes, for the cleansing and pressing of cotton, also the building of stores. warehouses, farms, Ac. It is for the further improvement and development of the large possessions of the Viceroy, as well as for the nt of liabilities already ineurred on this account, that thisl oan la chiefly required. The general bond for the sum of L 6,387.300, signed by his ILighness famed Pasha and the legal Boat (deed of mortgage) feddans of lands in gitaraains of this loan Wlstiewcing MAW deposited at the Bank of England. Certified copies of each document will be kept for Inspection at •the daces of the solicitors, limas. Upton, Jamie. and Upton. . 11° In default of payment of the respective Instalments ell previous wlll be liable to forfeiture. P" the event of no allotment being made the deposit will be returned la toll immediately. Previsional scrip certificates to bearer will be exchanged stioasent letters as soon as pusaiMe. Proossetuees and forms of applisation may beobtained from : lie Anglo-Egyptian Bank (Limited). 62, Ling William-street, Qty: Mews J. Hutchinson and SoN Angel.ccout, Thropraorton 'sheet Mesas. Hill. Fawcett. and M. IS, Threadneedle-4mi. PORN OF APPLICATION. To be retained by the Bankers No. • To the Directors of the Anglo-Egyptian Bank (Limited). • INatiemsn,—Haring paid to the Agra and Meeterullin't Bonk beam of L , I hereby request that you will allot me of the Loan of Ilia Highness Ismael Pasha, Viool Igypt, and I hereby urea to accept the maw or any smaller _mat that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum d LlO per sent. on the same when allotted. I am, gentlemen. your obedient servant, Signature Addrera in full Data THE CREDIT FONCIER and NOBUAKI?, of ENGLAND (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ORDINARY WIRRAL MUTING of thla Company will be held at the Tendon Bishotiagate-street. London. on WEDNESDAY. ;is 11th of April. at It o clock noon torecisely. for the purpose d nothing the Ihrectors' and Auditor's report and balance 'died, and for declaring a dividend. The Transfer Books of the Company wiR be dosed from I pra. co Wednesday, the 18th of April, midi 10 um. on Friday, the t7th Apra—By order of the Court of DINICiOTS, ALFRED LOW& Seeregsfy. 17ond 18, Corahla London, March M. 11101. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ii ASSOCIATION (Limited). Equal subscribed, £5,00a,000. Pap, up, 1.500,000. Bast. A 15,000. BOARD 01 DIRZCTORL DRAIRRAN—JOHNCILUMAN, Esq., Director of the Union Bank of London. 71. a r i gie n mit5sq llq . Mr. Alderman Dakln, Director of the Bank of London. James Dickson, Esq., Director c I the Imperial Bank. t p. D. Hallow, IN., Deputy Chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. • J. 0. Hanson, Esq., Director of the National Provincial Bank of d. G. Z lVroyd, Eau., Director of the London, Chatham, and Dover llway. J. Ha G. Bonaire, Esq. Oigitain J. Gilbert Johnston, Director; of the South Western illilira. G. Mac y pberion, Pao., Chairman of the Agra and Masterman't Bank. Scholedeld, Msq., It P., Director of the Union Bank. eh S. D. Scott, Bart, Director of the National Provincial Bank W InidAnd. M. Eanby Seymour, Esq., SI. P. Joseph Thornton, Eoq. Alfred Wilson, Zak., Director of the Bank of London. Zuill, Eq. 111110113/I—lienry J. Barker. Erq , and T. Fraser Sanderson, leg. BANJUL.. The Union Bank of London. 7be Bank of London. This Association makes advsnem upon approved mercantile and other securities, and receives money on deposit at interest toe short or long periods. Depositors for periods of not less than t years may procure, co application at the Oteces. Debentures of the Amoclation, bearing Interest at 6 per cent. per annum, payable quvrterty by Coupon " to bearer" attached. W. C. WINTI2.IIOTTOM, Secretary. 27, Lombard-street, London, It C. DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER Prhlm a a•var tailing remedy, prepared without any llaspedient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable Ito all wbo soder from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion. Whid, spasm, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &a. for habitual ronMadal am a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of 1 0 0 d. they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and grateful to the Moamar, they create appeal* Pfm•Wil sad the whole nervous syeless.—Sold by d r l T:it lmr•e t =lt King Willlasa•strest, .ring-mess, and by most Zlitsta w in ue boxes , la. lid. and ad. Bo sore to a nd most Dr. and Liver MIL The otootoo in a num peen tilaella l ge with William Lambert" zerraved on the stanza PIANO. 20 Gainesa, cost 40 six mon la s ago. th Ihnitooms widnat wits:" la oompsat, =b plata : all latest tarprorassata, music stool. sail antral:airy whatnot Included. • trial &Nowa& No nraloaabli offer mum, a s sash is area* sweid.-12, Downhazoariad. Llogidead.. • UYM. WAINH'S wholeesle sod export UPHOL VV STERY sad GENZRAL FORII/1111ING Wkil6HOl36BS, Nos. 133 to 199, ldowingtolobaSis. Pretoria'. Fraildniamt. Inaidet the loosed sad most ended stook la Losior. All goods awarded, sod &limed fres. Now illialratod priced lists of turiAtark bedding, he., gredia LS,SOO wadi boot flooreloths wart at Taylor's Depository), all gniterns sad well searonad. Is ger yard, worm Ss. ad. TRE DUMB of FLORENCE. —The BUILDER of THIS _WEEK (4d., or by past id.), contains a line View of the irelred for cosapieting .4ke Church of Seats Marla del Fiore — e tch Si pe o pths vows - at Hamm—Aiwa OS the I Planning a Dwalleg-houses —Ms Propelled law.Coarts—Oeer maim Stoves aad Van The Disaster Scot of the Northman bertand—hrgrovemptairgick-Eakiwrlbe tish he:dew —lrish News—Prises to Art-Workesea—lye Death Rate of Lon don sad Livespool—Consolatiens of Art, sad other were ; with all the Cognate Yews.-1, Terkel:est, Covent-garden, and ail THE JOINT DIILIC STOCK COMPANIES' CIC (C. BAIIKSJi at BOW London and pro facial stockbrokers sad others interested in public securities should consult this Toluene, for, lb addition to the particalan of pubransactions lic companies, It tangelos a fiat of the principal financial t concluded during the last fire jean. C. Mater and Bona, 8, Birchindana, Consign, Z.C. Price la, by pest la damps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self-preyerva "oh, and for Imparting Mole. strength, and efficiency to the most important functions of tife. Supplemented by an Nano Cu the Treatment of Nervousness. Lowness of Spirit', Lassitude, Debility, and Indigestion addreesed especially to professional men, men of business, lOW MACON., US* sedentsl7. and ell who isbouningunder asolasf over-taxed energies, either of body or mind. by a fttMetsti of e) yeses' practice. ""The work Icons aa "sailboat manual for all who would lean how to use We, and not abate It. On the control of the wahine and the regulation of the functions, the &dries throughout is most valuable."—Churr t Mann, le, Oori sag State Gamete. skilL New Edition, price lc, THE RENEWLNG of LIFE, addressed more 1. espeasny to men of bashens, the studious, the sedentary. and an labouring under tie debilitating effect. of oeer-taied energies either of body or Wad. Ey JOEI HIARYZY, tile, E.A.S., Loudon. Dean and Son, Ludgate-WI, E.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (astras's =sow's.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MARCH 21. A special courier bas arrived here from Berlin with despatches for Baron von Werther, the Prussian Minister at this court. Two delegates from the Roumanian provisional government have arrived here, with the object, it is said, of inducing Austria to support the nomination of a foreign prince as hospodar of Roumania. A similar mission is announced to have left Bucharest for London. HUNGARY. ?BETH. Maws 2L The motion introduced yesterday by M. Desk, for the appointment of a commission to regulate the labours of the Diet, was adopted to-day in the Lower House. In the Upper House it was resolved to appoint members for the purpose of forming, jointly with members of the Lower House, a committee to ne gotiate with the Croatian deputies on the question of the union of Croatia and Hungary. It was further resolved that the magnates ap pointed on the committee should receive the same instructions as those already determined upon by the Lower House. INDIA. (By Direct Overland Telegrapb.) BOMBAY, MARCH 16, 4.30 Lx. Piece goods firmer. Cotton firm, and advancing. Omrawnttee, 445 r. Export of the week, 30,000 bales. Exchange on London, 28. lid. Freights, 45e. CALCUTTA, Yawn 15. 71b. abirtinga, Br. 2a. Exchange on London, 2a. *I. CHINA. (By O►aLad Tolorraph from Gallo.) HONG BONG, Helm 1, Intelligence received here from the northern ports states that the country is quieter, and that the rebel leader has been captured and shot. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN VICTORIA. (By Overland Telegranh from Os 116.) WILBOURNE, no. 24. The elections in Victoria have resulted in a majority for the ministry. Parliament was opened on the 13th inst. VOTHING DIPOSSIBLZ.—The greatest sad ikA most useful Invention of the thsp. AQUA AMA/M.1.6,. Itemes. JOIN OOSNIILL sad 00.. re Ilag-osark bathe mi sine% Louon; serimmes to ber MsM Th r. e respectfully otter to =this toil rtellem Add. mhfolli Visdearr.forso the hies to Its palsies bas—em water at muss re he erthrar r." bset hill Nas a leWes. the P M= re Lir L e t h e ees Trim IitrYSITAI ISTWMIS Rots AND RUSSIA.- jOZRAIPS COPAHINI VGA *be tail; Agea rTsieletia . evrosoZ e nr a t i erviellsir t z p rz t = Thy radepesaswe Baps( Tanday Sir :-" The Mk"' 17= 4 , 'r' I c r''«gr u ff le Ra.M. tba maw a s basses the Holy Ste sad Russia appears to be onspiete. Prall A• i ,= o : 4 * co,t l " %L ei. "14 end "2,7075 11 (Wa ywa amerr ige SKEW TOOTH run r g im p mar ndotff, who asseasted Use Ibuyerce a Itasde N ov. a wales asilacoWs gem amiss d 'raj , Ohs , Need es ehlre IL"' = . l ° l4 r icr aa a a7 km° Paamia"'T° be had at all Per. at the court at Rome, kb that cuts yt sterday with all the 41 . as O. YOU.AUS, nava chemlek 40. llayiemilse. Post c hemits, seta the rameloeurf. led Dell inert bee ce neetse ce ea ed. Ss, Upper Thanse.street. London. sambas of his legalise: IHE BEST Oesi REMEDYIa for Indigestion, Bilious sedu m oisia, FRAMPTON'S PILL at MILLIS. b 7 all Matadi's 'Vendors, at la. lact. and 2a. 9d. Par boa ;Ce "btaioad through any Chemist. EIVERSIBLE siLt REPS, yard-aad-a-half vide, lia K. Wiwi pries M. N. r mil. "MEW CORNICE VELVILE FRINGES, 1.1 modern dedipts, b. 64 Eat 9l.l. yard. pEKIN CLOTHS, from th. 2a. no. a yard, bis wid WOOL DAMASKS, Lt. 60., wide width, tr. hie. to M. N. a yard, whir all other materials for Curtains. QUILTS, PRINT= MIMES, dm., alwoys an bin& ;LANKETS, a large stock at old , prices. liafifigii for SPRING in all the newest kind of manias. PRINT= is. C.1114,8R1C8 and PRINTS in all the swag pailin 11)1N and COITON SHENTIfiGS, a largo I shock 'mob ander name. H°81:11"1 GLOVES, FLANNELS, SHIRTS. STAYS, Best FRENC «wOVZ, 3,800 Pairs bow Md., wo 114. RIBBONS, LACE, HABERDASHERY, and TILIMMLINGS, &v., an BEST TOWN PRIN at TED h M BALE ARINES. Moo yards 411, wortd. ORGANDIE MIISLINS, 50,000 yards from tta. to 91d., worth double die prim SILKS in all the new patterns for SPRING. !RAWLS in every variety. MANTLES in all the LATEST NOVELTIES• DB. JOHNSTONE and Co.'s GENERAL a DRAFTILY sad FURNISHING WARRSOUSES are within a few yard* ot the IMGWALIHOAD STATION ea the MICFROVOLITAN RAILWAY, *ad Ave zolautet . walk Iron the Great Weatera Station, PaddSight*. —lO9, nO 111, sad H 2, Idgwarivevad, sad I, 2, sad 1, Thwaltesplac*, W. TRRESEIER and GLEN/n, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment in London, next door to Somerset houset, alma N.E. Lista or neeswary outfit for every parpoie i l i v n at volo talent to India, China, and the Cola:lea, will be for m application. SPECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued atter reads ; ; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be double ; WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— per example : WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes and the book: WHEN objects must be held further eff to be assn more 'THEN much dikculty is found in threading a Needle The above are premoaltorysigus otdeeeying Met, and Indiana that an optician should be consulted without deny. From tong and extensive pretties Messrs. Thocass Morris and eon are fully eomp , taut to advise oe all matters pertenng to the remedying detective sight. They skilfully adapt lawns Polionn try*. of the requisite power, and lice they Judiciously molest a seco nds frame of the form most becoming to the nee THOMAS HARRIS and BON, opticians to the Royal Family. oppodee the British Museum gates. London (their only bone), selebtahod 1180. Caution—No travel/en or sent& MEETS, and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The A. fees of pain end dread of eperation Inherent to all deter very many to whom A ItTiFICIAL TEETH are of vital impor tance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a prectles founded in 18.10, sad now extending over greater pert of the kingdom. an esperlence unequalled has been obtained, en abling us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer `sy stem of dentistry perfect in its absolute freedom trout pais, pec pertaining only to our practice. anti for which her Majesty has grantedber royal letters patent. This sy stem embraces thews interference with all stumps, however Acos t a the suppoit Instead of extraction of loom teeth until become Arm aaa metal in mistiostloo, sad the utter abeam* of all sad every ope ration, so that the most nervous person can be supplied without fear of pain or inconvenience. Timm teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Con sultation free. Teeth from sets from ay. to 26 guineas, warranted. dacha efficacy. utility, end success of this system Bids " Lancet." - Mears. LEWIN and SIMEON 111081 LY and BONS, 30, serners-streec (Mord street, and 448, Strand, opposite =f e•crces Railway station. Daily attendance et 15. White- Hull ; to, NorfolkAireet. Sheffield; e, isse-Parsds. Leeds : Nichoisesk, Sombre% and $3. Coney-st.. York. Istebiished lark No connexion with any one of the same name. QOWLLNDS' MACASSAR OlL.—This elegant, BA; fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally In blgb mute for Its unprecedented &MOM awing tie Ind sizty years In promot ing the growth, reaming and beautifying the human heir. It prevents hair from tailing off or tar Mac grey, stvengtbens west Ult., mamma it tram scarf and dandrll, and maim it beauti fully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it is especially re commended, as forming the tads of a beautiful bead of ha te, while its Whodunits' into the nursery of royalty, and the hgh esteem in which it Is universally held, with numerous test nials constantly received of it eflipcy, afford the hest sad surest proofs of lla wits. ?rico IL ed., 71.. US. 6d.. to tow wean. and tiv. per ern — a sk at W. aid by ehasoists and perfumers—Ask tor lowland% OIL Prim lw, DR. CITLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Ib Otoftations, Happiness, and Disappointments. Mann. or Author, g, Omit Wariborough-stinot. W. Working Man's tee. half a Wilma. INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY of FINE ARTS The MST ANNULI , 1111:M10 of tills Society Is now OP !, to the patine, at the Gioia, 48, Pu4sau, from 10 o'clock tall dusk. Adailsetow la : Catalogue, 6d. STRAND MUSIC HALL THIS EVENING. teethe BANDIT of Mr. E. UOOTZ —KONSTAK 001SCSILT, Vocal sad InalnumentaL-11adame Barri, Mons Signor ToSate, de. Word and Canfield's. at 9. The Judgment of Puts, at It o'clock. AU the Conde Ran In London. METROPOLITAN MUSIC Yr HALL, Edgware- ITA read —Opal at I. —Peopling.. Y. J. 1116.00 CL —The COMIC BALLET, In which the pest kisosray a ppears, continues to sttrict crowded audiences. John and Zama Wade, Geo . MIS . Har ding and Ifdicanttnner, Minis Adams, Mare and Tido*. The rerzazorncom. The Frglies Donnyoroot Bair, at . MABAOYI—J. J. FOOL'L In salve prepiratioa, Two be', andgrge6as Basta. E MIIDIE'S rzwt and CH SL O E lOS CT om& LIBR•RT. D 111 liso BUT WOKS of td SWIM sol at tbe INA Wag, are to alrealattoo at 1111 DINS nu Lawn% 1108CLABB SIIIINCEIPTIOS, ONI GIIINIL PHA LB Commando. at say data Beak Cabs supplied co nand terms. oo DIUDIRVIZT" LlZZalsilmited), ZIEW OXFOlatiriSW. CM Mee, 4 ziNcurritaer. oisasula. 'DENA BTEEPB SIIIRREIS.—RaiI paid to any *WWI ia saa land. —MHOlLL9 TOWN and SONS recommend Oa wines of the drove eminent . Winters Dooel -- Dinner Wises, Ws and 11%. stiparkw.42s.. Ma., and fiSe. ; Amontillado, M ios., and OM. ; old Wag Indies. Wa. and Madeira, direst, 41 .. and Ws ; old Nast ; Clarets — lea - szportor 14L ; St. Julies. dia. and Ins ; t and leteN vd, and kw Ta t sea, 40a. 44a, 50a ; •Cantennn 6035. ;La Role, our, sad' Witte, iSto. to Ma. ; Champagne (goodk_4W. j wry good% ; laptaktr, Me. tlita, sod Dia —TBOmAB 'and BONB wine. e ll e oa liquser marahsa m t us t io Ceaduiaatiest. AMERICA. The following is Mr. Reuter's summary of the news brought by the Hermann, which arrived at Southampton yesterday : NEW YORK, Name 10, ?Amu& The oonstitutional amendment, basing the repre sentation on the number of the population, exclu sive of Degrees not permitted to vote, has been de feated in the Senate. Several amendments granting the suffrage to the negroes have also been de feated. Kr. Doolittle offered a fresh amendment basing the representation on the number of voters. Criminal indictments have been found against M'Kenna and Rogers, the Chili= agents, for a breach of neutrality. A meeting has been held at Chicago to en courage recruiting for the Fenian Naval Brigade lately formed there. The speakers announced that Sweeny's agents were organising men all over the country, and that Chicago mutt supply two regiments by St. Patrick's-day. The New York World says Sweeny will have 16,000,000 dollars in the Treasury by the end of Marsh. The Marl York rimee v, referring to Fenianiam, states that when' - dllt'necessity arises the government will loyally assert the supremacy of the municipal laws. An open air Fenian mass meeting has been held in front of the City Hall, Brooklyn. The speakers appealed for immediate aid for the equipment of privateers. Mabony, in addressing the Fireman's Association, said it rested with the Fenians to form a regular Irish Confederation in America. No power in England could then resist the revolutionary leverage that would thus be brought against England. Mahony boasted that ' there were 300,000 sworn Fenians in Ireland, and that in the very centre of wealth and power in England there were Fenians ready to bring revolu tion toEngland's door. In addressing a meeting at Williamsburg, Roberta stated that 30,000 men would shortly be marched across the Canadian border. All that was wanted to make the movement successful was money. The New York World publishes details of an elaborate military plan for the capture, of Canada, including the seizure of the Grand Trunk Railroad by Sweeny with 30,000 men. It also muerte that the Fenians have numerous vessels fitting out at Chicago, Buffalo, Bay City, and Cleveland, which will simultaneously go to the assistance of the land forces. Amongst the earliest aggressive operations would be, it is added, the overhauling of the British mail steamers. At a Fenian meeting held in Washing ton, Senator M'Dougal subscribed his hone and sword to the Fenian cause. Senator Wright also spoke in favour of the movement. A delegation from Kentucky has visited Presi dent Johnson, and thanked him for his veto on the Freedmen's Bureau Bill. The President, in reply, said that the present was a most critical juncture in the affairs of the nation, scarcely lees so than when an armed and organised force sought to over throw the government. "To attack or attempt to disrupt the government by an armed combination is," be said, " no more dangerous to the life of a nation than to attempt to revolutionise or mo dersiesit by the disregard or destruction of the safeguards thrown around the people's liberties in the constitution. Our stand has been taken our en ures marked out, and we shall take no back ward step in this matter. By administering government in conformity with the constitution. it is to be hoped that the irregularities and annoyances to watch the people have been subjected will ere long be re medied." THE THREATENFECANADA. D FENIAN INVASION O Advice. from Canada to the 9th state that consi derable excitement prevails throughout the colony on the subject of the threatened Fenian invasion. The militia was being enrolled, and it bad been determined by the government to call out 10,000 volunteers. Despatches from Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and Hamilton state that the call was ever ywhere being enthusiastically responded to, and that three or four times the number required could be had at a day's notice. The New York papers give great prominence t o these despatches, the Herald heading them, " The Scare," and the Times "The Canadian Flurry." The latter paper seems, however, to make light of the matter, for among its secondary headings occur the following : " Pro gress of the excitement about the Fenian invasion ;" " A nine days' wonder already growing stale ;" "General belief that the whole excitement is bogus." In the course of an article in its impres sion of the 10th, it says : If this Fenian bluster , then, should have the effect et teaching the Canadians that they oueht to denied moss on themselves and loss upon England, it will not be, so far as they are concerned, an unmixed evil. It is simply considered a vile nuisance among us here—first, because e who 0011 se sane American believes in the sincerity of thos. duct the movement ; and second, because as idle, specula. ! tire, filibusteting community is s curse to soy coun t ry. We are working, practical pearls, and whatever disturbs our indastry or has a tendency thereto invites the heartiest condemnation of every thrifty citizen of the United States. The political speculators and dreamers that hurried the South into iesurreotion would have folly deserved all the punishm ent e t has fallen upon them, If their insane *chemise had effected nothing else than to paralyse for the time the iedustrial end commercial interests of the country. Our people do not wish to see this country made the theatre for experiments in political propagamilant in behalf of any other community, however mach oppressed. We do our full share in findieg homes, protection. shelter, sad, if necessary, mild oorractioe, for the hundreds of thousands of poor foreigner that are attracted hither, without our beim called on either to bargain for theat ir good behaviour t o wards powers with which we are peso., or to bave.tbe business of the country disturbed by their machination s ad follies . The govarnment have not, thus far, actively interfered with these Fettles people, because their proeeediegs hitherto have been so essentially of the character of burlesque. And eves this border ' sloe" is as likely as not to subside before the close of St. Patrick's Day. But if the necessity should arise for the United States goverment to assert the supreme, of the municipal law of the country, that duty will be loyally per formed, even if our lately " neutral " fries& are the first st to profit thereby. Meanwhile, if there is any patrio spirit or pluck left to the provincial', they ought to make short work of all• Fenian demonstration, wh eth er organ/no among themselves or elsewhere. FATAL ACCIDENT AT • RAILWAY CSOISEINCL W. Payne, the City coroner, held en inquiry last eer ie; at Guy's Hospital oe the death of Mary Gleesce, eged 45 years. The deceased we. a market-Fades worse. It 8 o'clock QII Tuesday rasing she was walking savor the " accommodation foot path" which pure over the metals of the Thames Juoctio• Railway, a lice wbieh runs late the Leedom, Brightest, aed Routh Coast Railway at Hew. I erre, when she was etreck by the buffer of • goods tzar engra, and burled with greet fore. against the walls of • North Kent Railway arch. When picked up she was in eatable, and oe her way to the hospital she expired frau the e ff ects of erne inters' injuries. Hor Au wore brakes, and her lure sad liver were tern I. press. the ✓ector Cargester, of the Leedom, Brightes, sad Rork Coast Railway, said the craning divided two learket `ar• I dens. The engine -driver, when he maw the dtesewd ls danger, blew his ertgiee-whistle, bat she bockes meths* d him. He pulled up es quietly rhe era Times wee eotioe board up at the °roar, " there of the ellithele A = d ercrieg tribes could see se eosins a mills elf did sot leek up or down the lie* before she erased ik flhe wee carrying a basket of lettuces IA the tire. The Ivry retread • vadat of " Losideetal dare withil iser lag lea path errs a minter." THE NEW REFORM BELL. lamtffurON.—A public meeting in support of re form, at which the Right Hon. Lord Teysbam presided, was bald hat evening in the liyddelton-hall, laliegton. The noble Chairman , in opening the proceedings, raid , though the govenamed Reform Bill was very ineomplea, it was their dutto support H. Mame& es it was an inetalreeet they of what ware seeking for. lir. S. Brighley, wood throe r, then proposed • resolution exproing the dears. bility of supper the gamesmen spurt the erembiorml ponservative sod sham liberal parties is the House of Com mons, in enabling the bill now before it to pass. Mr. J. A. Horner secoed the resolution, which was supported by Mr. R. Beale% sod carried denim: may. IlLurcoeffrorit—A. special meeting of the members of the National Reform Uniop was held in the drawing-room of the Free-trade Hall, Manchester, on Tuesday seeping Mr. G. Wilson presidia,. The chairmen said they were met to madder the measure which the government bad intro duced into parliament foe the representation of the people. Be me gladto see present so may napresestathes from venous distaista. (Hear, hem.) Mr. Jacob Bright moved • resolution to the effect that the union should accept the new bill as an honest and subdential measure se far ea tt went ; and, although it Tell far short of the ex ponatioth of the liberal party, the did should do its utmost to aid the government in parsing it. The queer ties wen (he said) the government bill or so bill as all. (Rear, bear.) That being en, there could semeely be two *Mom se to the coarse which the union should , take ; it was their duty to supped the bill. Te• WWI were wasted to premise the pamiegof the bill-the nor of the overnosent, Which sneered certain. :rtiL \Whew. of the ocindltiessdem _which. he believed they Amid LOW : If the bill &wild he rhatested in the Banos of Leeds, he did net Adak the emirs would have peat . reason to regret It. The Lords might be waving the reformers' ends instead of their awn. Beer, best.)-Mr: R. Kell, Bradford. Yorkshire, in meeollag the nesolas, tic's, said he would rather the qualiPosteoo to the owls ' Mon had not been so peat. While be Weed that there' was mask to regret In the poresemint propmition, he thought they we bound to Pre it all port. lin was opposed to the present residential qu , believing that a three smiths' tenderise woad be se geed twelve moratim,-,Mr. B. Mow saki ear united effort should be made to nipped the government.-Mr. Baowdon, Halted, said that as an operative be would stabs to those 1 erbe alleged the hill to be revelatienmy that if working I . esse were sot wiser than they, they would be Patted t i madam's% the imputatioo out on them.-Nr. Healewood, Carlisle, said that In Carlide It ins thought the savings beak clause woad open the wag to evnention.--Mr. Biker Leeds, odd that, taken sea whole, hid friends in Leeds were disposed to support the hill. It was thought it weeld be well to ottani** ravings beak dame, and to add is it a similar clause as be building and cooperative "3166"-iar: Stanford, illiddleteleg. saYi he thought they 'should try to amend the DUI. Ids moved as an amendment that the House of Oommees should hi salted ti seiedikals a 101. conity and a 64, borough crolillostioe. Tim etheisimest was not emicadad i did the original molt', \ Map wee Peeled ueentaiously.-Mr. Alderman Heywood moved that the executive committee of the union be requested to reeommend all branch amociatioes to bold mediums in favour of the government bil l, sod to p repare I nuesomalyangwed petition to the Howe of Gemmed In ! aid of it. Mr. J. B. Tore, who seconded t h e resolution, I said, eltheagh the government measure was a small one j (endive was not satisfied with it), it came from pod Peers. and he advised reformers to take it, and at some felons Mews to go to for something loner. (Hear, bear.) The roodatioe was mond assiumonly. Tee Chairman said tows councils offered favourable fields for the discussion of the subject and the preparation of petitions, and he would suggest to reformers the propriety of drawing attention to reform in the essesils of their several towns. A vote of think, VD the chairman closed the preesedinp. Lmonersm.—On Tuesday evening, aa briefly an immeed yesterday, a meeting fot Attuthermore eta., Hall mastery reform took place inperas., Hell. Lelosster, when, edwithstanding the abseil** of the borough representatives, Newars. P. A. Taylor and J. D. Harris (who after holds; been announced to be prised, ensue to thee . romerinsies that it should be left solely to the people to say i whether they required tido:saw get), there wore between 2,000 and 3,000 wads presoak. The chair was occupied by the mayor, Mr. I. W. Hodges. The Tows Clerk, Mr. S. Stone, having read the requisition, deed by betimes GOO and 700 tenons, gelling upon the mayor to mums* the meeting, read letters et epilog, frees Alder ! men E. S. Ellis and R. Hans, who hoped the present bill would be accepted by the meeting. Alderman W. Biggs moved; Aldermen S. VIOPAYS seconded; and the Rev. C. C. Coe and Mr. S. Payne (a non-eleetor) I imported the ern rmoistioe:-" That whilst this meeting expresses its regret that the forestenost does sot feel . itself in a position to propose a reform bill es liberal in its provisions as that of 1860, it resolves to accept the measure now iotroduoad, end to use its hest sports to promote its becoming law.* This was carried unsetrocaely. It was moved by Aiderrana Whetstone; sescieded by Alderman Gimp Toller,_thd supported by Mr. W. Borbam. Mr. J. T. Paget, Mr. Thomas Moe ( a working main, and Mr. Councillor Georgeßarase-" That this misting believes that ' Ls/ reform eindie s of thgvirurzeoTtoltiontsenwilhhe isoon ich iplethoevne the lees gross anomalies of the existing system, and woektrespeet fully urge epos government the necessity of remedying the defect at the earliest possible period." It was carried usanimously. Mr. Councillor Charleswoith moved and Mr. Joke Pegg wooded a resolution for the adoption of a petition to the House of Commons embodyi. g the above resolutions, that it be signed by the mar or on behalf of the monism and be forwarded to the borough members for , pessentstion, with a request that they support the prayer thereof. It was cordially agreed to. The venous speakers condeenned the oondoct of Mews. Lowe and florsresa, sad greatly lauded that of Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone. BRADFORD.—taut evening • large meeting (coa -1 wised by the Mayor, es a requisition berries two thousand 1 r o itme: s ) of the inhabitants of Bradford, was held in the • ' Institute is that town, for the purpose ex . pressing au oolong upon the government Ref orm Bill. 'The , I Mayor (Mr. J. V. Godwin) occupied t was he f 01l their. The first I gesolation, unanimously adopted, as ows :-" That this meeting, considering the Reform Bill introduced by the government to be an honest measure, and approving of Ithe substantial extension of the suffrage in boroughs and counties proposed th erein, pledges itself to use its best 1 eadeavolus to support the government in carryieg the bill through parliament." A petition was adopted, and ordered ' to be signed by the chairing, on behalf of the meeting, sad forwarded to Mr. W. E. Forster, for prematatiou to the 1101118 of Commons, preying the house speedily to pass the franchise bill in its istegrity, rejecting all attempts which may be made to raise the limits of the suffrage therein propped. Copies of the resolutions were ordered he to be forwarded to Rad Russell aid Mr. Gladethoe, mid t ' committee of the Bradford brooch of the National Reform Union was requested to make arrangements whereby a p e titioe similar to that sow adopted may receive the i possible number of signatures. ltawicil.—The Norwich Political Union held a meeting on Tuesday avenge to consider the government Reform Bill ; Mr. C. T. Bunting presided. Mr. C. Lynam moved, "That while this meeting considers that the bill introduced by her Majedy's government comes far short of time just expectations of the people, it is prepared to give it a cordial and Marty support as a oartthl come slim of the political rights of the workiogolasees.' It was snag dered, after further discussion, that it was desirable to give the bill a more unraeerved support, and the resoln tioe was altered to the following form of words, " That while this mooting considers that the Reform Bill intro , duped by her Majesty's government falls short of the just expectation of the people, it is prepared to give it a cor dial and hearty support, inasmuch as it involves a large extension of the suffrage to chimes at present enrol ran chised." In this amended form the meolu m tioa des far wasad o pted unanimously. Arriemmeets are being e r derodstratios on the subject, mixt week, is Norwich. In the courts of the proceedings a letter was read from Mr. IL Warrior, ILl'.. in w hich that hoe. gentleman expressed his satisfaction that the bill was considered safe. A meeting will be held at Newcastle-on -Tyne next Thursday, totake istoeonsideration the Reform Bill brought is by the government. Arrangements are being made at Sunderland for a meeting of the inhabitants of that torn, to consider the reform question sod Gm government bill. The borough members sod the representatives of the Northam Hinson of Durham county will he invited. A requisition will shortly be presested to the Mayor of Tyd mouth, asking his worship to call • meetiee of the inha bitants of that borough, to take the government Reform Bill into consideration. It la anticipated that Mr. Geo. 0. Trevelyan, M.P., will attend that meeting. Prepara tions are making in some of the other boroughs for hadbs -saes of a simile,. thenoter. TIM CHAWCZLLOIL Or THE EXCHMIIIII AND 'nil Timm Durme.—The followieg reply his been mei by I F. Gledstoee to is application. for information se to the , leteedsd course nf the goveroment in regard to the timber &the :—" 11, Dowalogetreet, Merril 20, 1866.—Gentle• mee,—Wlth referee° , to your letter of the 14th testes', I beg to inform you the :it is the intestine of her lialeser's I gesurreaent to apply to parliament, liter the leseeial statesamt, for psrmiesien to remit the duty on wood from 1 the lit Apra ; and they will gm direction , ' that goods be 04- , fitted duty free from that date, the importers usdertsking I he pay the duty if perilameat shall suisrquestly mink* it. The messureeseet will iodise* as at prssst wow Wile- , neeld shall bays derided cm the sobjeet.-1 am. Am. W. S. 4314nerairs.—Mires. Samisen, timber Este, Bun." The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, the et I special meetingmeeting yes terday, &lop: ed two pains to legtikture, o.e in favour of the change from the presoak geese to ths 'metric syMetn at oreirble end the messoms, se ;adopted to many part of the sontisost t abhor petition in Wow of a dindruallsation o f coinsge. Lest evening Mr. Beresford Mopes the president of the Architectural Museum, distributed the prises to the art workmen is mammon therewith. The distribution look place in the theatre of the Geological Museum, Jar. mynatreet. There war a good ata ndanoe, ianfuding many workmen. The President, in his opening address', said they could meet no longer in the tabernacle in which they used to meet at South Haulm/too, because it was pulled down. The rest of the boilers were soon to follow, and the permanent South Kensiorton Museum was to take their place. For years pest South Kensington had been their home. But as time went on it became more and more clear that there was a divergtnce of intention between them aid the South Kensingtoe Museum. There were two kinds of museums, one was a technical sad study museum, which contained things that were rather herd and noin tersetiog to the visitor—detail , and en forth. The study museum was valuable to the architect and the sal workman. The other museum, equally necessary and equally valuable,' was the exhibition museum, which did Dot go into details, but which was more adapted for the public. There was nothing to de but ammebly to give notice to quit. Tbe notice was takes as amicably, and they were going away on the beat terms with the mithorities at Boutb were Konsiegton. It was sot yet settled whi re they to go, but the proposition that they should become • branch of the Royal lestitutioe of British At Minnie was under considera tioe. With regard to the prime, they had on sense peerless ormasima offered valuable prizes, but they did not think the competitors came up to the mark. This year they revised the list of prima, and had offered prises even mare valuable in a monetary aspect, and he was glad to my that with the exception of one class the step they bed takes bed met with signal moors. They found that they might con ereentionaly, and without treason to art, give these large prima which they offered to compentore Wng mesh* me class. The President then premoded to MUNN , the prizes as follows : .St ens earving.—Prins 1, 201.—Arthur N. Hanle, i Isle of Wight; prim 2, 54—John Seymour, Tower-CZ Taunton ; prise 3, U.—Henry Harrison, 82, Upper Diary street, Leaden ; extra prim, IL Sharp, 50, Cm neught-tarsoe, Feigware-road. Wood carving.— Supple mentary prize, 101.—W. Wormleighton, at Mr. Roddts'e, 10, St. 3enses'eatreet, Birmingham. Silver werk.—Prher I,ISE—W. Holliday, 14, Naylour-etreet, Wiggins ; prize k . r ep; A. G. Freetown, 20, King-square, Clerkeowell. rest enamels.—Prise 1,10 L —Frederick Lows, 13, Wildareem.row, London ; extra prise, IL le.-13. de Kr aiigb, alma'. 69. Deen-street, Soho. Opaque essmels. —Prize, 104, Frecleeiek Lowe, 13, W il dman-row. London. Merida mania.—Pelee, 101.—George Books, 27, Bytraterernesse King's-mad. Chelsea. Modelling in clay.—PrizeL 54—8. W. Martin, 5, John's-a riser Olney.etreet, Walt/oath reed ; prim 2, 21.-J. W. Gould, 33, &Om -place, OM , dwatesta. Theeasemblap was thee shortly addressed by Mr. Otnon Reek, Mr. Godwin, mid the Bev. Mary of the Workmen's Club mid Institute Galan, who severally dwelt ea the opportunity the Mints. Moe afforded of bringing men of artistic talent before the publis, sad the means It afforded of spreading • burled. of art. A media vete of Oulu to the rid es conaludsd the promedingo. PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION OP WIZ LONDON UNIVERSITY. An extraordinary meeting of the convocation of the rnlverrity of Loudon was held yesterday evening In Berliagtme-houno, to cocain what steps should be takes f or securing, is the anticipated government reform bill, pro. rimiest for the due repreeentatioo of the university in par• liameet. Tha meeting wss celled is response to a requisi• tics, signed by upwards of 20 members of convomitica. Dr. Brolimaa, chairman of convocation, took the *hair. lir. Jewel, Q. 0., moved the brat reso lution in the fol lowing teems : " That • petit** be prima* to both hover of parliament, graying that too member* may be given to the University of London, such petition to be sip* by the Maine= of convocation." (Beer.) The UnivarsiVe of London had the advantag e of haviag had lie claims ac k o owledged by more than two political parties, amesty, a liberal goveremeot, Lord Derby's gorse**, and Lord Aberdoea's government. lir. IL N. Fowler, M.A., wooded the motion. of which be had origiaally given notice. Yr. Charles, 8.A., urged that the univer sity ought to be enfranchised because it roommate& the system of free *sectarian education. Dr. Pankhnrall soggested that a doputatios should wait apes Mr. Glad• sloes, u well as Lord Bossell, and hoped the administrable& would be 'dammed lentil the comessions irked for ware granted. Mr. W. Fowler said graduates should have a vote merely because they were graduates, not only lo the nal mnity, bet In say county or borough where they lived. After several unimportant questioes had bees sated sad answered, the motion was umnimonely carried, with the addition that the annual committee should draw up the acldrees, to be signed ,by the chairman. This ekeed the reseeding'. Prime sirloins of beef were sold in Salisbury dead meat teaiket on Tuesday for 7jd. per lb. DISTURBANCE/I AT THE TENEWSSURY ELECTION. — (From our Reporter.)—After the despatch of our rests. day's pared with a return of the polling up to its dose at four o'clock, some serious disturbances a r os e, which at one time waite d greet uneasiness ameng the peaceable Juba beast/. It seems that a number of fishermen and " roughs," evidently excited with Seer, met in front of the hinting , at four o'clock. some of them armed with stout stick'. Individual pugilistic encounters secs merged into something more serious, and when the Mayor (Mr. G. Blizird) maenad the numbers on the poll, showing _a majority of four far the mean& ire candidate (Sir Ed mued Laboured, there wee a volley of groats se lent to drown the cheers mimed by the supporters of the racecard eaodidate. Sir Edmued Leehroirre then presented himself in front of the hastier, end this 1 was the signal for a shower of sticks and stones, which fell upon the people on the hustings, some of Arboei got their faces out, aid some bruises about the heed and upper pima of the body. The Mayor in vain esdavoured to quiet the tumult, and Sir B. Leehmere and his friends ray speedily best a retreat from the booth. A detachment el the Glewiestershire polies did the beet that their smell etadiers could be exprited to accomplish in restating owls; and Mr. Martin and his proposer and seconder afterwards addeseeed the people, begging them to keep the pea" sad tellarg them that Usenet defeated t h ey were Dot disgraced. Mr. Martin and his friends, on leaving the busting., were badly cheered, and the mob, after a little more no i se. g re. dually dispersed. Sir Edmund LaMar. , afterwards ad dressed his supporters at the Swan Hotel. thanking them far their exertio n s. Both the candidates are bankers, and loealy connected. BOW. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. —The annual ge ✓iral mart of the governors of this institution was held at the Scottish Hall, Cralie-eourt, nest-street, yesterday ; Ifir .1. H. Maxwell in the chair. The meretary (Mr. Daniel) seed the statement of arcuate for the pest year, which 'Awed that the Seances ef the ch..rite were in a satisfor tory eendition. Se George Aboreroarbis moved that the statement of aecoente be received and adopted, and to find rr marked that it a ff orded him very great pleasure by the babinee.sheet that the institution was in a flonrieh ieg state. and that the beeefite which it cafe:red were fully amireoiated, as shows by the increased support it bad received during the past year. The moth, n was seconded by the Rev. Dr. CIIMIDIoI, and unanimously agreed to. A special vote of thanks wee passed to the Duke of Buccisuck the president of the institution, for the interest he bad always takes is the cher,' y, and the mnalSeest support he bad gives to it. Theaks wore also voted to the chairman arid officers, and the husineas concluded. THE MYSTZEIOUS DEATH ON THE LONDON CHAT. NAN. AND DOves RAILWAY . —Mr. Bedfoed su m last ev ening an iegairy. at St. George's Hospital, whisk wt.* several hours, relative to the deattaunder the circumstances already reported, of Henry Wells, aged 31 veers. Mr. Church. solicitor, appeared for the London, Chatham, pod Dover Railway Company ; mid Mr. Bury Hutchinson mre. seated the widow and children of were eceased. The fate elicited oaths previous °cession simply there—sass the (Unread was a ;wt in the employ of Mews. llaocWay and Yield ; that be left the bowie of Mr. Fisher, of the afreament department of the Viet ina Station, at a qeerter to nose o'clock, on the evening el Saturday week, end tint at shoot helf.rast twelve o'clock OD the Sunday morning he was found Railway the metal. lathe Loedon,ChaMsmond Dever , sear Stewart's. lane Statics. Both his tbiebs cme of his legs were broken ; be could only say " I could not help it. mate ;* end be died sent day from his injuries. Mr. Church stated that be bed present the guards et all the Maim whoh went f ro m Victoria to Stewart's-la ne on the rght saie questioecar , but not one of them observed the &ceases' i or w any ryas deer open. Mr. Matthias°e said that the inference was irreeistible either that the present was smother Koller , or that the railway employes were tot speaking the case truth. Not only the bat but the great caat of toe deeemall were missing, and no trace of them could be freed. fir veral of the railway enipl..ya were .evenly cross-examined ng the affair, but no light was thrown up on 71rel'Itglhee, M.P., who interested himself I. *be ease fee the family of the deceased. also suggested questions, but with out any malt. Mr. Ilatchlasoo asked that the Inqu ir y should be spits adjourned. and the request was agreed to. The soya was adjourned for three weeks. RAILWAY AND OTHINI BILLS 1M PaRLIk. MlNT.—Yeateday, in the Hanes of Commas Committee, the followles bushier was trauseeted In greep 6, the ems of the Central Cornwall Railway was coseloded, the *Amities baring decided that the preamble had been peeved. The leogebridge Railway Bill was epseed sad adjewread. le pear 9, the eassmittee, after farther ma. sideratios, declared that the Leedom aid North 'Western Railway (new Ilse.) presnahle bad been proved. 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