The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-19 00:00:00

-\ /-tk--.. .3s---7,--7--v/--- _NEWS PAPE It I ..,:••• 14-.,-; t•i i -i I 7 • • • . • • s~aa • C t X:4 .1 al • 1 1.11/ 11... ••• • I 1 t 1 41 4 1 I I i I - . • ,^ -- - .re-+.-++.-,'' .. f t -z - LONDON, FRIDAY SYRINTING• FORVARY 19, .laeie 11 0. 5,470.) ' --- ea, itadrall.--STRADI COMMITNICATION Dona LON- Do y and INDIA by the magollieen lien of enamors 10 ma Fan India sad Latina Unpin n o ell Known clipper auxiliary etosinahip ° =Ta. p.m I„,,a'aid-bores power, S. 11. WRIGHT, Commander, will Man ... , , c .,,,t a 4,00,1010 Docks the for eud of April. and Grayso n ~, , mumeuceinent of May, m a in Cideutta, calling at the ,-; „„d non and Madras. Ma at ablp, bunt M. the ladle trade, bat been thoroughly matted, has Prot-ran ow onisiodation for passengers, and will awry sa experiment Nrou also a stewardna The lowan peoson of then *mars has been te days to Madras, ems et tam ses= . , the ~ ....,,, g wawa on record. — lan treisat or to Z n a., and Co., hi, Parliament-sin* flir.rmi A"re I Wen and Co.. 110 , ladada it • sr - 1 .8. h0 egs,-ei of the Company, a litacitimas, sa, Re. : v b. .pbcatione fee 14,012011111141 8111111ali In this amyl:, t ype made. UOINALD P ARR, lionstory. N°IIWI4III7IION nit/ sactLll l 2 °name. 110TICI Or ItINOVAL The Medan HILEKBY GITN NOTICE thM to ommitmente of the ismeedhele extension al the Lomb; Chatham, end Doter Railway, ban nested their Mime, No. 6, Crement, New Bri4 sad IPIMOVID to their NEW MINIMA No. , LC. Feb. ♦ LOS. [stamped, id. Adcliticuils] [TWOPENCE CON NATIONAL ISLINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 11V12-81111111 . , WWIIII,IOAD. The alloys !LACE of WONIIILP, iftweind by the Marchand Convention now meeting in Lowowitroet Man 1, and o th er kind Maud& will (D.V.) he OPINED next month for Divine Worship. TIMEGRAPIII6 - (I i n niaseems.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. FRANEFORT-ON-THE-NALNE, Fla 18. SPORTING INTRGLIGENCE. TATTER:SALL'B.—TerraspAy. MUSIC. THE MADRIGAL 90CIETT. THE BUENOS AYRES BONDED-WHARF and inica TIANSIT COMPANY (Limbed). (radar apeolal Ceneengoit from the Argentine Government, allowing a net Loose of 18 peg Cent. on the Capital hasolls., T Wharfage, and Deposita.) Incorporated under The Companies Act, ISM' Capital, £300,000 In 16,000 Shares of ASO each, one-third of which Is already subscribed for priratedy. Al par Share payable on application. and £1 l ei. cm allsbart. Am per Cont. totem{ will be paid dadacconairnotioxi. Cuanza. der WILLIAM GOBS OUSALLY 1.0.1., We Minister Plenipotentiary to the River Plate. VicmCHAMmar—The losourable Mr. Jostles MALIBUZTON, M.P.. Chaermaa of the Canada Association. 1:011070311. Charles & Colcheekar, Colcheiren and Woollier). South Eierhesse. °rHay Donaldson, Faq. (Meows. Donaldson, Lambert, and p. i Anatintrars S. Belton Edenborourh, Beg. (Mews. Idenborough and Co.), Moorgat•Atreet-ehamben, Director of the Iropenel Bank. Andrew M. Walls, Lm. Mesers, A. Walls and C 0.,, Learoabell• street and Lloyd,. Lz Orglao—lne Consul-General In London of the Argentine I:seams—James BiluileakZ . Z ialc. LC.L, 5, Vickeisalreet, TEN OPINING SIRVICIS, ISLINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, arviutsraart LOWIR-ROAG. The Putor, Mous, and Trutees of the above Rises of worship have much pleasure In steXlng that the PUBLIC REILVICIS In connexion with the OPENING Uwe been arranged to take place (D. V.) as follows , : ITUDAY, March 16, 1.661.—The Rev. W. U. PUNSEION, A.M., will preach at 12 o'clock et Noes the Roe. S. MARTIN (Wostaainellor Cloopel), on 7 In the LORD'S DAY, March 10th.—In fi y writgismo, at 11 o'clock, the Err. A. Mc AUSLANI tot linsburg Chaps!). In the A.T111.- NOON, at 3 o'clock, the N.Y. H. ALLOW (of Union Chapel). In the WWI I% at half-past 6 o'clock, the NAV. C. MIAMI (trek, of the place% TUZSDAY WINING, March 22nd.—The Rev. NZWILAN MALL (Surrey Chapel), at 7 o'clock. THURSDAY MIMING, March lith.—Rev. A. RAMON, A.M. (Hare-ootirt Chapel (Canobbon7). In today's sitting of the Federal Diet, it was re solved that an embargo should be placed on Danish shipping in German ports, in consequence of the em laid by the Danes on German shipping not belong to Austria and Prussia. Thor Diet also decided to appoint a oommittee to exam4ge the complaint made by the Grand Duke of Oldenburgagainat Prussia for infraction of tertitory. The members of the Oommittee will be elected at the next sitting of the Diet. With the great Waterloo coursing meeting Cu, besides thle Chalmilard Spring, and ems or two minor stosplechme Sinintinga, a thin attendaw at Hyde-park-corner this &hor se°, was not unlooked for. Bpmulatios cm future events wu desultory, sod only to small amounts. Beatase was still in favour for the Liver Steeplechase, and of Lord Coventry's two mama, Binmatic bad decidedly the call at the finish. For the Charter Cap =Ade' over 90 to 1 each would hare bee° take, shout Cheap and Blackdown, while Accideet t who bad been fairly knocked out in the City in the morning, failed to recover his podtion 50 to 1 bele( laid. and 40 to I , to the clOre of tho room. Uto 2 wosid have been Mime about each of three for the Two Thousand, but no Wainer was done on that great event. Closing prime : This time-hollowed society—the oldest musical institution in Fogland—held its one hundred and twenty thin' i &adversary meetingyesterday evening, at the Freema sons' Timed NEW ZEALAND (Free Grante).—WlLLL% G sod CO.d LIN& retabbehed l 184& nedermentlooed vereln width 'Nord seek general ad wures at cannot be found in those of any other line. will be &N .A.:bed punctually: alp'. Ches. I Porte. To ealL N,1.1 ;De Steiner c uirae trrickshlre I A 1 18 years Sydney Al 10 years I Auckland A 1 9 yaws Canterbury , Al 7 yews Auckland A 1 12 years Otago lel4athlebrvary. Feb. gi *sad'. TRIESTE, Fn. 18. An embargo has been laid upon the Danish schooner Venus, Captain Beadle, which is lying at anchor in this port. _ i kiiis ii — krert. Rd Ilan). On TV DAY ÜBNING March 29, a TEA MUTING will be held la the school room, In Itiveratreet, hellyams Om, mad a lassike 1 7. t tl e rr . he a a i a kfridt ° P e ro kciL mteed to take the chair. Severn nimbler& will address the meeting, Tickets bar tea, one &Wag, which may l e t &of the deacons, the Indio of the committee, or lir. liM l'i s, I. Canonliw-read Mr. Bann. 10, Untom-place, Lower-road. Mr. Bird, Dairy, Oz. fordotreet, Dowithamnad. DRESDEN, Fn. 18. Adjutant General Manteuffel ban returned to erlil having failed in his mission to the Saxon k p t ti trl WILLIE BANN. *ad Oe., $. Creeby4quare, who have the sloth edition id their " Hui Book el New Z• 1.0.1 Or to OMEN. ROBINSON. andCie., 1 sad% Beet India BAXICILIS. TM Imperial /Mak. Lothbery. Marc Mast and Co.. Swam Alm ... OolWan= will be waft at all the services to meet urgent debug, which the Trustees maat teemettleeetr discharge. PARIS, Pm. I& papers publish a telegram from Copan- 4111 isl l4l9 t am& - T R UITIRPOOL OR QIIIINSTOWN TO NSW TOIL T" LP7IRPOOL, NEW YORK, sad t l lnt VILADFAPILLA STRAW/Re OOMPUFT doe sor wr o n g ll =l"" dtatern ="6l giruir M FR)II 1J V L nL FOR NSW TORE c.IASOOW, Saturday, Feb. 20 . t ITT Of NSW VoltZ, Wednesday, Feb. TA EDINBURGH, Wednesday, March t And every Wednesday, and every alternate Salstrdat. awn passage by the nail easionere matting ivory Widnes= M. 17. and 21 ruiner. smooths, to the aecorrodatiaa. mar by the Saturday's @tenors. IS guineas. Forward prose pumas, biathlon all prorates monad. Tarongars for Corn the Caned States, and British Columbia, booked through u r r y sjontageons Orme For further nertieslare apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Water-re* Liverpool; orb MFRS sad M %CRT. R. King maim-isms. as/. BRE3IEN.—Direot Route to Hanover, Brum .jea and Central Clermang.—One al Ur Moth Weer 11 s splendid steamers ADLER, MOW[, or SCHWALM will b .!espatebed from Herselydown, every Monday storming niather permitting). at 8 a.m.., calling at Blackwell tier fer p.beivers at 10 .m.—!area to Bremen, et and V: ream el too LS and Cl 10s. Naas to Sappers. —TM port a Pnliirrhaven being situated at the entrance to the Wier Wan' pa. )1 accessible, whilst the other northern poste ore eland ty Ice . from whence goods ref be forwarded a moduats arose' rates to all pats of Gaming. the rate to Stamm being rt:y anent ta. per to.—Apply at CHAPLIIVB Vedvermal Oleo, Paracirem W. or to P.LOPS, OZAVAL PHILLIP'S, and Co , Roodlioe, E.C. - - TIM BRITISH COLONIAL STEAM SHIP COMPANY (Limited). Capital. ttBo.ooo. le LAO *harm of C. 50 each. (Mirk power to tarn:am Z 1 per abate payable o appUration, ,C 4 on allotment )0t more than LOS per share, by Instalments, will be called daring the premat year. DlRBeloas. L; 'Vet /Imola. nt. ILP Load Mt. DOert Gales*, Zeq. ,of Mama Gllleeples. Moffatt sad Co.), Lantos riptalu Henry Can Glyn, L. ern Colvdr. Esq. (Director of the Hudson's Day Company, and of the Royal Mall Steam hetet Company.) J Traperley, ip. (of Yeses. Temperlsy; Carter sad WM), Loudon Jobe a alter Douglas, Lag., Lne t ion. BLICILS —Messrs. Glyn, Mills sad Co.. Lombard-street. Ihoorse—licaers. heyreour and Co., 74 Throgatortemslrest. Garom—Cessna ltlactiofr, Core, and Dramas. le, Colima. street. RICILETART (pro William Carter. Esq. Tamnirary UMom-4, White Use-mart, Cordial. Z.C. ?Roarzerr& The primary ofeYeet of titla — COmparry — — la Um mitabilahmeal of a refiner line of lie= ships between the port of Montreal and um bee. in Canada, awl Use United Kingdom. parUealarly Lon don. at present totally unprovided for. Aeonnamodstlon will also be afforded for the trade of Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, and Sew Brunswiek,as may be requissid, and mew offer remaners- Um results. _ _ TheaireeMity of direct and regular Mean ecensavaiestion barmen Loudon and British Monk America has Meg been most seriously felt by the merchants interested ',tilts trade ; the want of It has for some years pig compelled than to forward large quantities of valuable goods to ILiool and Glasgow, bscerriest the heavy wipers of railway tra nsi t, and demi* occasioned thereby, as well ea great unTertainty in the time of shipment. The large wholesale houses in London, for the ale of every description of textile fabrics, are especially ',termed la this un dertaking, Lag haring Wan lar ths gram belittles for ffsipment which their rivals in Iganeliesster end other northern towns possess. By °akin returns it smears that the total imports and imports at Montreal were below t 0,000.000 dollars in land, whereas they resehed in lain nearly 14,0u0,000 dollars. The fact of the trade being seamy doubled in the space of neves years proves the ucesaity of more repel and extended communication. while& the Cal progress in the production of the west all of which district now seeking a transit through Canada aa being the shortest and quickest route to Europe shows that the demand for tma mast steadily improve. It lea well known fact that the existingte: Imes running to America have been largely remunerative, tt le therefore conndently believed that ander proper sad economical management, and with the important intern t. combined to this undertakieg, a reasonable movements profit will be realised. A large number of passengers of all erases from the east and south of goateed and the youtinent of Europe will select thh route. and add farther to the softer of the Company. It Is not intende • at present to apply for any postal Wieldy, as It Is believed the veseele will pay better exempt from rovern meat sonnet. In the event of ansuffident employment offering at any tins. daring the wtnter to Portland. the Tenets will be employed in other trades as circumstances may require and se may appear advantageous to the Company. Means have been taken to secure the services of practical men coammant with the trade, 'ad mraegeasenis will be made with lams of long experience to manage the shire and their outfits In London and Canada. Promisee of rapport to a coualderable amount have bees eves by merchants here and In Canada. 1,000 shares are reserved for enbenibere in the colonies _ Tb. 'bleat of the principal movers in thit ondeetaking Is to taitalo ■sad increme tbe commerion of the Peet of London with the British North American colonies, by a regular and speedy conveyance for their goo& to peesotioa money will be paid by the Company. roam or apiucactos Vol maw. the Directors of the lirltaah Colonial Steamship Company Limited Gentlemen,—flaving paid to year Sulkers the sass of , Enos a deposit of tt per share on gams in the ahoee Com piny. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I accept such Area, er any leas number yea may allot talk and apes to moats the articles of Association whoa required . and I ho lde n for the m that y shares a nsme ma allotyted. be placed on the nester of share u ame fa' Daddeats Pram/tom at Doi= Date THE MARITIME INSURANCE COMPANY %Wilted , . Incorporated, aith limited liability, ender . 1118 Hampanise Act, ISM." Capitalooo One 111111oe, In 100.009 shares af CIO each. Phut View. *o oo ooshares, instead ,t ts,Oni sham, ea before swamis& Deposit oa application. Cl per share. Further musst ea allotment. CI per share. 1.111.1r701.1. WILLIAM HARRISON, frt. 'Meters. Harrison and Whom), Chairman. Trawls Bann, 6n,. , Mmine. Bosh. invitah, and Braadon.) Alexander Durenty, /44. Allmon. A. Durant) , and Co.i W. B. Haw% Fisq., Merchant. Patrick Hunter, Bap. • Messrs. Browne, Hooter. aid Col George B. Herter& E•tt 'Mews. Geo. B. [Ward sad Co.) Peter Maxwell. Rag , Merchant. P. M. Miller, Fat. 'Mews. Miller and Mamma) William Es ~ Merchant Daniel Powell. ti,t. Messrs Daniel Powall and Co.) T. Harrison killer , Etsei Marrs. &Sky, Bora sad Co ) J. Barksley Smith. Fa, Mews. Honahton. Smith, and 00.) with poser to add to their number. MANAGER and I NI INWIUTICR—Henry CYO, Nag. _ The National Han c Lewis& (Lhisited'. The National Bank, Old ReeetbeteetA. Loudon. And Ins Branebee in indeed. The Union rank, Manchester. 111101111.9. Henry Walker West. Rao Copthall-bnildhies Geo. Edward arhalts, Res , Mancheater-bulle street, LirerweL Idward Foe. E.g., 61. Demeeireet, Dublin. Peederick Fielder. Req.. Croessireet, Marks knelt.MA, s 4 Aniesbnuare, Ma"h " Acorroms—)lairt Marmot] Beiser end Sea tsars Littledale, Ridley. and Martina. Temporary Officee-4 and A Droten'abeildlans. Livirpmel. NoTICE—WEDNPADAY neat, lel. 24. Is the Lin DAY SRN , which ArPrICATION6 for isgAsis 'maybe made. Brones ot applicatinn for shame be obtained trent the Brokers. aid also at the Temponuy of the renirash 4 s .l l rown'abuthUngs. LlesrpooL Lawlor. !LC. NORWICH UNION REVRRSIONABY INTES BST COMPANY. NtrTlrt IS HEREBY GIVEN. that to tersquesse ae• ro 9thlbott sired ht *towards of sweaty prepMetert. rib WARM I nl ro ante -bares I. the ewital of re 001111.saY. no EXTRA ORDINARY GENTIIAL MMING of the Prorieire b• held at tb• otupaere Met e, No. TS, Lineetbie- na.fields. la the terry of n•ddleses, on =MAY, the flth day of March newt, at I °du. k. In, the purpose of considering the propriety of disc Ink* the coespisp.—By order, 111 NRY NORRIS, roster,. Llewelo'sloo-fields. Feb. 19, 1511 LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, in effectual remedy. without conlarg the bowels or elect. lag the head, truly efficacious and plessesk IN admitted ts be the hest medicine for in. selleviag esegisk eats, eestirrned cues of asthma, sad lir seremptiss. It fre quently cures persona shunt the bear prerros losandir admirably allays the tickling witch provokes tlykomat 's= MsPruachlos consumption tts racks are full boo Persons deprived of sleep. weer lying down be tear of seller tins, may depend cm relief in a Yew Brutes after taking It.— Prepared only and sold by W. Li obi tat. S. Lag WI- Ilion street, Charmssrees Leaden, rd by SO dreggisek sad three ensnare is ons. M. be weirder sod sr far Iseshert's Armor tkirissim. Therms and address see orsorrol so Ye boa/. nonnai: Yuen. P. Cammove sod Co., it, Tbrlndlioodlowfreflt SECRIRAILT—Ii. P. Mammon. gay. Temporary Oalloss-17, Micktersbury. Thls empacy is formed for toe of working a mikado con panted on the OM .1 last by the Woven of the Arg= Republic, for the cane on end use of the Arm dp:=lttn, a narrow winding dream or chaanel de Is Palmas and lajtu Bite" the lansr e"D o e f li Zek It enters opposite the town of San Fernando, 16 miles above Buena Ayres together with the erection and coustructien of such wharfs, warehosses, sod deposit norm, as map be Decessary to the requirements of the coming trade of the interior liven ; and the establishment of towing steamers to and from the riven Parent and Uruguay. According to the Bureau of iltatist 1840.1, at Buenos Amu, the trade on then rivers av erage andto per annum : and, as the gnat Maples of wool. = and tallow are susceptible of isdefletite expansion, this trade will no doubt asuman, increase. The rumme difficulty of tea navigation of the Capiten stream fa notorious to all shoes who me interested to the mesa lag trade of the Amer Plate and Its tributaries and It I. equally well known that the expenses of that Wade valor its preenit impedimenta and diaahelltlee closed those la any other part of the world. The moans which eons down strum in these rivers always bring heay deck-tads which they anthems Into lighters in frost of flea irentando, subject to all the delays inevitothie to proceediasa Under these etre:mat:mon, it ham become a metier et paramount importance to the trade and women* of Buenos Ayres that the objects which this Company undertakes to ccamrrrryp out, should be efeeted without delay: and se it is aL hostel that the eat biome la tolls, wissrfase and deposits will not be ism then la coma on the Cos:pears capital, it Is obvious that the an ertaki g will be a lucrative we for the shareholders. The to/lowing extracts from official donna's* published Ia Buenos Ayres, In May last, amply oonfirsa what Ia mid shove. The President in his message to Congress expressed himself la the followmg terms: When the straws of the Capltta shall have been rectified and csaalised from the month of the Tarsal de Is. rainier to the river Lapin and coavenieut wharfs established with suffi cient depth alongside, with warehonoes of deposit and shelter exactly at the extremity of the railway treat Maraca Ayres to San lermado, which is helps rapidly carried en to Me complatios. the beissAt that each Tinto matt produce in aiding the traffic of and merchandise with the interior Is beyond all Criti. gers It may be truly said, that all thew works are naturally connected vriine another, so that the want Wont of them would seriously imWe the commerce of the °matey. With this under staading, the executive recommends the hems for a esecemicia. The enterprise being beyond raiment lacrative la Itself. It Dee ooh bees neoemery to &Upstate some coaditiorte of wearily, to the end that the ooncemionaire may have the mous of organising the Company, sal raising the capital required. According to all calculations, the toll. wharfage. and Ware. homing that th e Company Is permitted to levy on ha various works represent only one-half of the ordloary • awe with which merchandise In its pretrial trade Is and thin too, without taking into acceant the thomand accidents with which it is complicated during the voyage, and the operations at loading and discharging. so that commerce will nJt only gain In the security and rapidity of Ma transport, but also In a direct economy of its freights sad other beesseery expellees." The Committee of Finance of the Chamber of Depeties made a »sort to that body to the awns awn sad so did the Navy Coat _ . _ _ The works which it is Sow proposed to enrols are the iris of the kind oa the oath* river comas, real tiny will be resisted at the only port on the Rio de Ls Plede b haimedhle ommeglass with 6.061 miles of Interior narigealao. sod effeL•timally &Waded Irma sti imam Moreover, It may be wall to add, that the works sow proposed to be elecuted by this Company form a net:emery complemwnt to the important railway to Cordova. +lichee about to be carried oat under Influential auspices for when the works comprised in this concession are coastructed, every too of mer chandise hound to Basso, Ayres, or from tissue to the Wiener, including Paraguay. I.lpp. r Brazil, sad Bolivia, win pee through : this Cempsny's property, instead of being subjected, uat pre cent, to the peculiarly dangerous navigation of the River Plate. The convoke allows a set predt to the Company of 18 per cent. during a period of twenty yam. The sum u proved to he So per cent. leu than what the shipping interest now pays to lighters and carts in the open roadstead of Buses Ayres. not to mention the inevitable lames from damaged goods, demurrage, and theft, which by the present system so largely burden con sumption In that country. bet will be folly saved by these works. Yet this lam of 18 per mat Is by so sauna the measure of the large profits which the Company win have the power to make, for the limit of twenty years applies simply to the canal, the pest and Increasing node derivable from the bonded wharf. and warehouses remaining to the Company In perpetuity. The materials, machinery. and tools for the construction and working of the enterprise will be free bus all import duties, and from au other contributions or taus. daring the period of twenty years mentioned in the concession. The lisdr,grapical surveys. In connexion with the coorsegoloo, sre the week of Commander F. W. Sidney. llydrographic Corps, LS., and the working plans and estimates by P. Moneta, Req., to the Armen. government. e lt i t er aoder thee@ favourable aircumearom that the Directors have made arrangements with highly respectable andresponsibis coatuctors, according to which they will easeute the works, ander the superintendence of Mr. Brunie's, the Company's en gineer, at a sum enabling the directors to defray the charges of the coacemion. the payment of 6 per cent. Interest to the share holden during contraction, sod the exposes of management, all within the limns of the Compare capital. A copy of the corceasion, original reports at the various pubU: depertmeots, together with a map delineating the propueed works. may be seen se the offices of the Company. ncetioel for shares must be made is the subjoined form. whim may be obtained at the othces of the Company, of the brokers, or of the beakers. Na. FORX Or APPLICAIIOII FOR =AIM To lie Directors of the Buenos Ayres Bonded Wharf sad ether Transit Compsay ;Ldled). Gentlentem—Haring paid to your Banhwe the sam of I I binbkir . sast that you trill allot me shams of LEO each W la Arses hooded Wharf sad Elver Transit Company (landed) ; sad 1 hemby sense to accept each shares, or say smaller number chat may be allotted to me, sad to beams a member of the Company. —I am, gentlemen, Yams la tall Address la tall Description Date Venal signature T HE LONDON RnTAIIRANT COMPANY 2Umited.), . - - Capital £50,0011, In 10,000 AMP of Li seek. This Company is formed for the purpose of eilehltsking Mtn Dining Halls and Luncheon Rooms to whisk wilt he awed Dinners and Refreshments of a Irs‘class elsameter, at adapted to the mesas of the .snow seethes of the omun eba se= public. That which Mr. Lane has effected in Gleagew and M Decal Ia Paris, with each marked woes& the Directors seek to gammons\ la London, feeling persuaded, as the *. These re marks, that, •• No speculation cao be safer than that based oe "Ifir.get h :.:7ll. l llturneta t , Z="wrc,l.," modatles eta bad that has net hitherto bean attempted, yet from the merkets la which It proposes to bey, and the various sources of revenue that will be opened up, It is telt that tide undertaking presents elements of mimeos far greaterthan any of thzeztatock rote' companies, aithoegh souse of these have r very lugs dividesds Prospectuses and Pones el *palisades' for Shares may be oh- Weed ler W. L Duncan, Sae., soUdnie, SO, Besinghalistreet ; sad of the beentary, et the oiler of the Company, 3, Finsbury paseenmst.' VIREO CLASS SECURITY.—The STRAND 11C 4 IC HALL COMPANY !Limited; Is now leasteg WORT GAG/ BONDS of 430 each. being a first chow upon the pro =the Company, repayable In three years. and hewing at 110 per Nag per anima. Parabfrt lloW - 7 00 V. ARV at the anon et the Company. 366, Strand, W.C. ; or to T. niter, stock and shire broker, 11.„ Tokeehoese.yard. By order el the hoard, I/MEM! LAWILUICT. hetreetery. 1E P P 8' 8 0 0 0 0 A. Drthiordird r MONA= OILATIWITL. AND I a NTIOODATING arrayimAznar DIVIIIAOL Orrlaard far the us of rasa wader Derawradde lwarker, II Ms Wesel Is sprablassas bream sandy arared. S•IIOK—LEA and PERRINB' WORCRSTREIRIZI BAIICL MB dachas easdharat. preababeedi m eoesolsesume '• MR ONLY 0000 BAIT " Is prepared moiety by LEA . d NIL pebUe are reepeelrehy reatiomed sorra worthless hens- Bose aa4 should ese that Lou sad Pentad same ere au wrapper. bloat AK DO mad AK . = and m by aim . SAUCE. Reid elsoiessle sad ter man the Prepetetere eremite, Mama.CROINSI sad BLACICIIIIIL Merare. BARCLAY and DOM Lida. :..d by poem sad Wear eaiveresaly. AIM IIPTURES.—The PATENT SELF AD/COTTNO GIIIIAN mow rum weselusgy eel erg eosapilsaelean recennendid by the tacitly tor tbe son and rail ei herein.seems! qualfty of a good bums le an effiallesS reisUng peencr. without unnecessary preseare lee para Manned. wtli indrebis 'bled Is does obtained In s buss ussanurbered •trase. spiral speeds, or pid ifieenod end. liwaillg.W. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The First Male sod Fensle lhiere—The b trawl Home—The funniest Fl Clowns— atln the w week!.The greeted Orranaete— sad the most wonderful Ile hole THE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING, the esecesstul Cantata, ZINO CHRISTMAS. and Solectdoas from MARTHA and TROVATORZ. by Mama Pits- Henry, Troll Damara Morley, 11,011, Green, with MI baud add chords. conducted by Mr. N. loodismaaa Comedy. lc_ by Mr. T. Madona. W. Randall. G. Hutchinson , 0. W. Jotter. Miss N. Power (the Juvenile Coreediame), and thew wondrous Gymosata, Mama Bard. Lao* aod looter.—Adatir Non : Area. ed. ; 81.11. and Salem, Is. : Private Boxes, 10s. 6d. MADAME T LISS ATID'S HISTORICAL GALLILRY, establishel la years, at the BAZAAR., Baker street. Now *editing, a tof•lenth medal of J 1 1 170.8011 DIMS. Pre/WM of Om Costedersio 6W/a /LW a hill-leastlk medal of Prealcleat LINCOLN. Admitt.nce, 11.: Ystrt Room, Opee trona 11 1.111 desk, and from 71111 10. THE LONDON GAS METER COMPANY (1 " 6 !" ) • Incorporated under the 'Oeinpantes Act, 181SL" Dy which each Shareholder's liability is Waited to the amount of hie Shares. Capital 4100,000, In 10,000 Shares of .ClO each. Tint isms, SOOO Shama Deposit to Apsdicatien, 10e. per share, 10s. on Allotment. Calla not to closed £1 per share, and to be at intervals of not leo than three moods. A. J. MIL Dm.. W. Onelo.49Wit, South Kensington. Amused Balm, P.m , Ts.. Cadogoaplace, Delgrave-stinare. Major Witham Fletcher Director of the Bombay Om Company. Arthur John King, Seq.. fl, SheMeld.gardens, Kensington. Thomas Mims. E.q , Director of the Cornmerclai Gas Company. George Pearce Pocock. Dm.. Director of the (]fatal PP Dtstaict Gm Company. George Scamell, Esq., Chahnien of the Continental Gas sad Mater Company. Felix Webber, Km, Catford Home, Lewisham. ACDITOIS. WlDlnat Marshall, Bp., Secretary of the Bombay the Company. P. Donnell. lon, fitiereastry of the Malta and Mediterranean Gag Company. !Mows—Wows. Croalrg Brothers, Sn, OnnittilL Dagmlasit—Menrepolitan wed Provincial Bank Yt. C,ornhill. Mounts—heir Drown, Fay. Temporary Oilloes, No. 39. Cornhlll. LC. Omer and Fart ol 7. Looslsam Works, George-street, Great Porilmadwtrest„ London. W. Se general has the nue of gu biome In than conatry, that It Is ottletted that more than WWI masters are annually made In Ragland, and that above esa-hall of there are manufactured In London. The largely taerieeng omuumption Ran at boats au' abroad 1•111 no do 111 the datums& Helen& sa improved einstrietion, which hays bsen adopted by many of the Loads. and other Gas Companies, to their enVre satisfaction. have bete astaciand for scam past by Wawa. Illeohaft. Brown. 504 tko. The to that, works, Memeniiromacieroeder, Invested nod pat nted In 1882 a Wet Meter, the property of 'Mesas. Steckel!, Brovna and Co., now easel by many of the kletropolitan lied Provincial OuCcessnaks, who have fully tested its capacities and proved its superiority over any other meter !for correctness and simplicity, and which Patent, de., will be transferred to this Company. The boaters has more than doubled null during the last year. To meet this extended demand, further capital Is required, and this Company his made arrangements with Iremra Bischoff Brown. and Co., to purchase at a rebut/on, to be made by an eminent Gas Engineer appointed by the Company, the stock, plant, machinery, patent, and goodwill of their baldness, pay. able by inCalmetits as calls are made„ the vendors accepting payment of two-thirds of the purchase mosey in paid-up such shares not to receive any dividend unta per celiet r a% on the remainder. So soon so for two consecutive years 7 pet cent, shall have been paid upon the whole capital for the time being, including the =mint of the deferred shares, then and from thenceforth the die tinfoil between the two classes of shares shall eau. The goodwill comprises accounts with most of the London and many provincial Gas Compacts". as above Naiad end an them companies are in Dearly every inainCe col potato bodies, and the majority of amounts are settled quarterly, it la evident the business Is established on a sound and sate bads. TAe Comp•n;, In addition to their Patent WM eter:yrill manu facture the Dry Meter, Station Meters. Ted ti•+holden. sod all apparatus for asperimaata on coal gas also Water and Spoil Meters. =ireew him towered the melon of Lewis Mown. sa of the worts, who has hitherto bee a the acting partaker is the firm of Messrs. Bischoff, Brown. and Co No promotion money will be paid. Proirpectusen and forms of ambit:idiom for shares may be ob tained from the Brokers of the Company. If no allotment be made to any applicant. the deposit of 100. per share will le returned ill full, and if a loss number of shares be ellotted than are applied for, the bale to of each deposit will be credited towards the number of shires allotted. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jaratraatreet, at. Jaime's. Woo* oat the Mater ammo. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLET., ed. sad M. each, sold by WI chandlers and ClTthroughout the kingdom . but Ole pub& should oak ield'e, awl see that the name of J. C. sad J. FIELD Is on each packet, her, awl tablet. Whoireste and toe ezportatio• at the Works, UPPLE MAME. LAMBETH. LONDON. 8., where also may he °Mutual their Prim Medal PareAne tMudlea. CkUININR —The MEDICAL PROFESSION —Th• LANCZT— Dr. Amon sod otben recommead ters' Quinine Wine' as so eseellest bad sample stlentlast Manufactured only by DO/Ma WA TENS, Ceaseadtreet, Lotion, LC. UN by Grocers, Mama Waft• beisamm; and Wan, at Ms. a doses. Weeds Agnate, L Lewis and Cs., Wercembsr. ROW BULBS, and hardy TRIM end SMUTS& 1 1 MR. J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by ALICTION, IT.I. /A Ids Ores* Rooms. SS, Ilinipstrest, Coventimmien. W.C., TO4IORROW (Saturday), February 10, se half-past It precisely, birds sweet me resebat of STANDARD and DWARF MARS 2,000 glatholus BleysalA WO CI., wadaveasis, HO 0. remorse, and a collection of Rudy tress and Ovule from gamey, fruit trees from France, Se —oa view the morning of wle, ad catalogues bad. MUDIE'S LIBRARY.—Mrst-clusSubscriptioe. —Fore Orastant Ileocertho of th. beet New Books, as they appear, thas Galas* to Une Hustling Gulaese per annum, ace-orates to the somber of volumes required. Prospectuses postage tree oa applltatloa.—Cll ARLO ZDVIAB.D MUNK, New Orfordstrest, Loadoa City Ogles -S. Kthatreet, Cheapade. Breath ltstahllshusento—Cross-street, Ithathester , , sad Temple street, Iltrialaghan. To appear To-morrow. Fobistary prim Id, riniz AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR. Contents of Seat Dunbar A Lotter to cypher of Charles I.—A Lotter from Cbeetes nl. of Spate about Oibraltar —A Uttar from Loafs ildllppe—Letters. Js. from Ruben; Sydney Smith. Lord Derby. Mr. Disraeli . Charles Dickens. Mr. Id La blurbs, Marto, Rubin!. ROM. etc —A Letter of Count sad Metals of Lard Byroa—and Medfield Oaricataren with Au. talgiby the UM Mr. Tbackaray. et.UTOORATRIC MIRROR will be pobUsbed a Ms let, lOW sad POO of emery month. Temporary oMon I In, etandjf.C. it°TAL -- wane ittegoomonY ton[_ 11111131TAL ZVIIT MINING, es lall-paat T. Mandy% Wednesdays. and Saturdays, at It o'clock. ROYAL HOILTICI7LTUI4L SOCIIITY.-WO 14•111 that &mama tbe improvements sow gone oo is this society's garden at South lieneitigion, the °moil have it in anotemplatioa to lay the walks with variegated seashore pebbles—yellow, white, and black—to be of 14 inch and 3 babes cube each. This seems a move legitimate application of Yr. Neeaeld's paranoias doge than the coloured gravel paths already laid down, but not meant to be walked Wm . _ ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the monthly gmeral meeting held yesterday at the Society's. house in Hanover-mums ; Mr. Robert Rodeo., V.P., in the chair, Lord Sandy*, Sir C. Z. Benison, Bart. Major &steal Sir E. Lewd, K.C.8., the Hoe. C. Hanbmy Tracy, M.P. ; Masses. Jobe Renee, ThonweJ. Reines, R. J. Brea C. C. J. Hyde Allen • Miss C. M. Martineau, Mrs. 1,. IL C. Wight of °mato°. 'and Mn. Juliana Sacra, were sleeted Fellows el the society. The Bari of Hematites*, Hz H. Mints, Bart., Sir Contra Liadsay. Bart., the Mu. abeam Toweekead, Major Walter Boyd, Profereor Wheat. stoop, F.B.S. ; Meson. W. Matinee Parker, R. Ramey Oka*, Markham epsearth, Near Reit. B. lairs M.D.. J. W. DmiMn& J. finowden Hairy, C. Bit e r it Maurice Wyse% W. Leitham Bushy, B. Lowndse Garth, T. Hawkes Tamar, M.D., B. Leightoe Pembertma Capin& y. jr, Elliott. sad Mn. E. Mary Arabia, .11. 04 =614 en meditates for the Fe ll owship. M. Rimy • ef Ple, wee reormatemisd by the wawa as sanalicedias witaker of theascia•y. FLENSBL'RG, Fn. 10, 2.10 r.ir. Cannonading has been beard in this town. It is expected that the grand attack on Dfippel will be made to-morrow. The force defending the en trenchments at Duppel is said not to be considerable. Many inhabitants of t3onderburg have left that town. The Danish army is stated to be short of provisions. The bridge at Itcheaatuid is finished. Troops are marching towards Broalcer. A detach ment of sappers are on the way to the Dannewerke for the purpose of blowing up the fortifications. Frost has set in. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLAU. FO. IS. Advice' received here from Poland state that on being informed that the Russian Colonel Bentkow. ski was marching against him, the insurgent leader Bossak sent a detachment to the fonsat of An for the purpose of making a diversion. After a short engagement the Russians retreated to Baranow. In the meantime Boesak proceeded by forced marches towards the town of Konakie, attacked the Russian garrison on the Bth inst., and drove them out of the town. The Russians were then attacked by the detachments under Hurowski and Rudowaki, and lost their military chest, Ii baggage waggons, 900 muskets, and 32 prisoners, while 87 were left dead on the field. Almost all the guards of the Wane; and Vienna Railway have been arrested. The station muter of the railway terminus in this town has been arrested by the Prussian authorities, and seat to Berlin to appear before the Supreme Court. THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN SLESWIG. REPORT OF GENERAL VON /DARLENE. The following is an eztract from a report by General von Gablen; commanding the Austrian troops in Sleewig. The report is dated Austriaa Heaquarten, Prague, Feb.lo, 1864. After the egrageereet at Overw upon the 6th, sad the exhaultive marches attendant epos the permit to Flue burg is the meet trying memos of the year, It beans vecereary to groat the troops a few days of net, and to bring thaw nodes shelter after several days of bivouac. The Pruesian Guards division was to ed ema towards Apenrade as the 9th, at the same time occupying Gravenstein, to reconnoitre Diippel from that pilot The quarters in Flensburg vended by this movement will be occupied by troops of the 6th carps. Since the hut enpgements the public feeling in Mewl; is enthonaatic for Austria and the !amnia army. It was intended by the iababibmts d Fleorburg to prepare a festive reception for the Austrian troops. Seven saunas were sent from Kiel with refreshments for the Imperial troop and the headquarters, and supplies wen also for • to the headquarters by the Hamburgers. The rural popalation, in spite of its apparent phlegmatic apathy, is willing to give usistanos. The peasants were especially kind to the cumbers of wounded. who wen at first Daces eerily left without 'diciest nil, se the medical establiehment sad field hospitals left behind in the panitions before the Daneewerke were unable to follow the extreordi. lardy rapid advance of the troupe with the requisite speed. The wounded are now partly under careful trestareat in Neuinuester, pertly is arrodsboug and Sieswig. Ia the latter town the establishmeets have bees given into the oars of civilises. Professor Famasch, of the Kiel University, with all the surgeries of that iestitution, hastened to Slew wig and undertook the surgical treateseet of the semen with as much readiness as skaL Saxon pnrgeoa have also arrived hom Reedetaav, where 15 of their number had volunteered for service a the hospitals. The superintend. in; Mali surgeon of the army corps has further made . arraspeseele for the engagement d civi lise hospitel earns, and the arrival of lield hospiral No. 12 Ia daily expected in fffeewig. The spirit of the troops, in spite of all their hardships, re. mains embolism*. The ma bear fatigue cheerfully sad with out • murmur, and look forward to the emirs; •egageme ts with commie sad hops. They have shown themssl with out exception, worthy et the eoeibisses placed ie ves, them. After the segagetneet at Oversee the commander of the corps remarked touching Widmann of military corundeeklp. He met Imperial soldiers carrying a wounded Deana while a few steps further on were encountered Amish pillows ma rtrenfavatTrdee.dd.lysm,tlird itSir b w it :71 141.a icoeerntly for ppeh..dd that the comerantration, already greatly obstructed, will be entirely interrupted is plates by the heavy drifts. THE UNITED STATES AND THE MEXICAN Einrm& On the 211th ult., is the House of Representatives, Mr. Kassa, of lowa, introduced the following resolutions, which was re. fared to the °gamine* as Forego Affairs :—" Resolved Oho %mato eimmirring), that Cowper has received, with profound sensibility, information of the purpose entertsised by certais European power to subvert the fasdannetal osniehatios of the neighbouring republic of Mexico, and to impose upon the people of that republic, under the igu anas and menace of belligerent arms, • ownarabioal mama of governmest praetially askew' to the people of North America, and sties to their prisciples, customs, and usages. And be it further resolved, that Congress regard. this proposition with the deepen regret, Lad expresses its eon. victim that each an eoterpriee will be universally regarded in Aroeriaa se • menace to the dignity and pennons°, of popular government ; that it will only result In eddies a sew element* the muses which have retarded the prospe rity of that republic, and will provoke complications coati- Dually mikes to the tranquillity_of this condoest. RAILWAY RITOEME IN FRANCE —Upwards of two yens beck If. Rootlet, whoa Wainer of Public: Work* in Pewee, instituted a coromieios to inquire iota the sitar. than sad working of railway enterrise, and to report on the improvements that might be la trodoced into their service. IL. Baia, Minister of Fable Works, has now addressed • long letter to the various railway companies in France, pointing out to them the views of the commission, aced asking for their eo-openitie is carrying into effect the seeretiose merle. The CoisstaistioNasel muse up in the fol lowing extract the minis ameliorations which have been recommieded :—" The Waiter hoe in the Int pimp de cided that the emulations for potting the inercis of the trains while in wormiest into warmest conuosnioation with the engine-driver shall be ean ried into esseatin within • delay of ties mostio. Al to the system of *vale now in use to protect the breaches, the minister 000501111 himself to recent the apparatus adopted by the Northers Cempasy ms . adi n swim for peineensee lesiva must, within at menthe, be provided with emoke-ocesassiag apparata• The speed of the =prom balm mast nub from 34 to It miles in beer wile the Week sad somber of inclines do not noir it daugerces. As that rate will not allow second nod thbd clam carriage, to form pert of express trains, daily direct trains mast be mpsisd, easesining 'arrive of ell alarm, and going at a Mos of 25 Win as hour. Onaplaiste having bele gemerslly made of tin service of the Mir Lei sorremenissee, the ocoopsaise ars neommended to make some modification, sot the item! Newsom the arrival of the nets en the mats lie sad the deputy, el that la coneepeadence shall set meld frees 10 to 15 sobrallso." MORE THAN EVER AND EDITED THAN EVEIL—Thin largest sad bed dock of grim awl ,miner wee eaboltiad for public approval. TY world-6mM at Weasels at Alfred Webb trod. tbe artglaabee_ eats. --tadvationsie btnennit. brook 4 ass eat. Imayweillars. MeamblisilM guns . LIVERPOOL HTF,EPLECHANH. 10 to 1 apt Mr. Hobnails Mutant, aged, list 611, (t freel 100 to 6 Lord Cov entry's Emblematic, 6 yra, 61b (5) 20 to 1 Mr. T. Wade's Martha, aged. 10st (t) 25 to 1 Mr. H. Matthews' Port/aad, aged, lest 121 b _ (st 28 to 1 Hol.Forseter's Leading Article,aged,lo4(t) 33 to 1 Mr. Robinson's Worcester, aged, list (5) A 3 to 1 Mr. T. 11 : •14aghten's Thomastowa, aged, 1(t) 40 to 1 Cou nt Cmes4's Harry, aged, Hat 81b (t) 40 to 1 Visoount de Cunchly's Natalia., aged, 114 814 (t) 50 to 1 De any's ;Wow, egad, ILA I.olb 77 5 L 4 1:64 NORTRANYTONSMRZ srlitza. 20 to 1 ape Mr. It. Drewitt's Sheiidaa, 3 yrs, detl2lb ltl CITY AND 81:118IIRBAN HANDICAP. ao to apo,loi Mb (t) TITFG THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 1 apt Count F. de Logranige's l'Air (off) 6ts 1 Mr. R. Ten Brasek's PUY (off) 6to 1 Capt. Jobo White's Cambascen (off) 10 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Claremont (off) CHESTER CUP. '9O to 1 apt Mr. R. gib (off) Drowitt's Blacisim, 4 yam, 70 90 to 1 Mr. Whittaker's Champ, 4 sts,7,l 4lb (off) 40 to 1 Mr. B. Drewitt's Assidest, 4 yrs, 4te 91b (oft) (50 to 1 t ones) DERBY. 10Tto 1 apt Mr. Merry --- 's StOttish Chief (off) 15 to 1 Captain J•ka Whites Ounbusess (off) 18 to 1 Lord St. Vineset's Forager (t) 90 to 1 Mr. lismites Coop d'Etst (of) CEIRLMSPORD SPRING MEETING. THEINSDAT. THZ STAND HANDICAP PLATS of 40 MOM, for all ages. felt • mac lAti WI car, by dam. 3 yrs, Bat ( Papel Kr. Oada Ventrelathe, 4 yea 8113 lb 3 Mr. lleveasos Mask, $ priOst Ilk (J. - ‘4) $ TM erbook. Wow also rea : —la Idszecleal. Domini* Sam, Mak s. */ Somervlile, Talsoombe, ltessaia. Vkiebers, pson sad &Ming : 9 to 4 opt Usher, 3 to 1 apt Mn. Somerville, 5 to 1 apt Moak. 7 to 1 apt Fanfreluche, and 20 to 1 each apt Telisembe, Le Narwhal, and Dominic Sampson. Usher bed for afew headred yeacla,but afterwards pm way toTele combs, Mask, end Vielcabarg. At the diets's, these three NOS beaten, and Usher again resumed the lead and woo by a Issig.l and a half ; Fanfreluche. who came conspicuously is front at the end of the enclosure, beating Musk by length. Tilt Sue= (SMArsc) HURDLE RAC' of b sous. ..oh, tk:th 30 a d ded, for Byr-eide ash armed' ; selling allow ances. One mile and a half, over five lights of hea. Me. Reynold's Volta" aged (161.), Itet.lllb .... (J. leads) 1 Mr. Breed'. Revolt, t yes (MU, 104 {Galt) t )'r. Edwarti ar T . .,delan l. 1. lest ilk (001) 3 y Betting : 11 to 10 on Fasitreluchs, 2 to 1 apt Vulture, sad 4tO 1 opt Raysestoscdale. Franfmlaulie made play to Om emend hurdle, at which he . hied, jumped " askew , railed over the low embankment skirting the course, and pikbed Johnny Reeves into the adjoining ditch. Fortu nately Reeves was sot hart, and the horse awn Maims for some distance with the others. After this accident Vulture took up the naming, which he maintained to the sod, and won cosily by three lengths ; a bad thud. Taz MOOR HALL Eiaxicie Svtirmintass—a cup velem FM. ; certain pesalties ; patterns& riders. About this. miles over the Steeplechase Omens. Mr. W. Belelser's Kettledraw, 114.. (Mr. P. Barker) I Mr. A. Rockier. neater. agw.‘lLt (Owner) It Mr. Freestoesis Utile labia. aged. 11st Sib (la. eaLp 3 ns following also ran :—Etaperor and The Colonel. Betting : 6 to 4 as Little John, sad sto 1 mist Forestor. Forester mod* play followed sitaraabaly by Kottlodrom and Lila* Jabs, bat the latter dropping away a toile from home the other two came on together Kettledrum Madam Fon-mar matter of *sails from home come away at the dia toms and wan by too tenths ; a bad third, and the other two boing motor as impramioa that the first three bad gees over the wrong coons, mood spiritedly home to the intense amustmat at the **stators. As objeetion,z i tleriuld of having gee the wrong side of a (lag, _ _ Tax liairrzp Pmic (Szu.neo) ftritrzt.scsam of been. each, with 30 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwind' ; the winser to be sold for 150 soya., with sellieg 'Lemmata if for lees. About 2 miles over the steeplachaee mares. Baron de Ileanll's arbeasplan, aged (Mt). (IL Mlichell) disqualified Mr. laud's Diede aged Mt) 1i1t... AL States) disqualified Mr. Hudson's oweasy, reed (11101.), States 71b (Mr. Coventry) fa 1 , -. Townley's gelding by Fanatoa-Ballaib, aged (SOL), Ilat (B. laud, jun.) dlaquallßed Boning sto 4 apt BaD•yaaasy, sto 2 so l d 0 4to 1 apt the ?soya-Singh gelding, sod 10 to 1 apt Diadem. Admin.'s. made play throughout and come is ten lengths in front of the Faugh-a-Bonagh gelding:Diadem finishing a similar distmoo in the mar of the latter, Bailey mg having folios at the fourth fence, took no further part in the rem An objection against the winner was made for haring gom on the wrong side of a flag resulted in the ram :mg &dozed void, each of the three who pared the post loving gone the smog course. Two matches of kcal inherent sell closed the day's sport. COURSING. THE GREAT WATERLOO MEETlNG.—Tilosomi. Tzo,Wormoo Curjoilos IAOO4 fs wee* by saboorip- Hos ot 254 arab. (64 gabs.) IWO= MIL &a Pluk beet Patent YlsiDestblestliaaterSweeey. 11.etsibutlea bed GoiL Glediewde beet Blue Psi (1). Judos beet Se Quiet Mack Bed bed bads d the Übe beat loeiteg Meg. PerieL lademddiebeet Lady advised ISOM MIL Sea Plat beat ietribetloa: Rabe Met lasilea Dm& bispiratirlas. O Lbw limidower e m Black Dam Tun WASIALGO Puna, value 21W. in specie team ham the Cup make., tot the :id beaten dap in the first round for Mr ; te trimmer to receive 10 Mr. Cap Garsett's h Glendhu beat Mr. J. Ol. Gordon's Greet Upsets ttees. Mr. llevese's eterekeepar beat Kr. Berden'e Deep et Drink. Mr. J. leseerra betiasee beat Mr. Oiumpbetra Guinea.° (It). Bea. Opt. Wayne= se Streamer best Mr. lirebtkit's barge. moster7 Mr. Colander no Careworn beat Ms. Noriolock as Bickford. Mr. W. loos ns Cheer Boys best Mr. T. D. Bomb 's Heiress (1). Mr. C. Cbsinhyra us Liverpool beat Mr. J. 's Bop bias. tarn Montag's Donal teat Mr. Matter's WeMame Mr. Goyim Mears Igider blot Mr. C. Randall as Dos Mk. Mr. J. larmlis as Tamar beat Mr. J. Hyslop se hereon. I. Jardlor s luocasoce beat Mr. 's Good Idea. Mr. Brockletank's Blackpool best Mr. D. M. Brown's Bruin. Mr. Craft us Gelid Belle beat Mr. Lyon's See Clear. Mr. G. A. Thompsone Tulloclisorom bast Mr. A. Graham*. Si- Irtblior. Mr. Isle Campbell as Oolornroorn beat NM. G. B. Bruce usßrisht Mr. 7. l ftuntrimes Jambe* best Major Boothby us Dixie 7). MIT nil tileadhs beat Moreksapte Tamar beat Spider Streamer Mat &Mame Innocence beat Blackpool Cheer Boys beat tboroaran II) Tnliochnortun beat Guild Belle Donald beat Liverpool Calabaroona beat Jembel Tax WAMLOO PLATE, violas 1001. Ha rpm* taken from the Cup stake, tar the 16 bastes dor is the Ent Pee for the Waterloo Cap, the 'Hoeing dog to naive 451. Blikashard's UM bad Mi. la friars filudaddler. Xr. J. N. Illondell se AAA& beet Mr J. babe us Detector. ii;;Liloo- wird. Mr. B. IL Josses JAIL Manarring beat Mr. dress Olpsy Queen ,1). Corset Bathurst ea Oamby, a bye, Mr. W. O. Berroe's Bloc► Boas drawn tame. Mr. Massey no Baron Nlebolsea, a bra Mr. Wavars White Sky rare lame. Lord Bertorsa Sparkle best lard Derive as lady Jars (1) Idyl. Mr. T. T. C. Listra Chloe beat Mr. Barbera, as Hirt. VIM TM. Bebe beet Walla. Owenby best Suva Maoism. kelabow best Julia NeaaerteS. Sparkle beet Chloe. LATEST BETTING ON THE WATERLOO CUP. LIVERPOOL. Wroimarrr. Sto 4 apt Rabe (41 to opt Me Plot (4) et 1 Death (8) 111 it, 2 eklll63lM (t) wATicaLcio PUNS& I to t sot Tome (St BITTING AT MANCHESTER.-THuuDAT. . CH an= OUP. 100 to S apt M.n Mat (I) DERBY. 500 to 15 apt Ib Broom (0) The company, as usual. passed a delightful evew lug in singing a selection from the works of the great Italian and English madrigalists of the Ei 4 zabetlien age; for in that age the compositions of the Italian masters were as familiar to our &pastors as our own countrymen. Luca Mareszio was a household word, as well as John Wilbys or Thomas Morley. And it is worthy of note, Red may era to qualify our: overween ing notions of the vast program of music among us in modern days, that those learned amid profound compositions were sung habitually as an ordinary social pastime, and that say gentlemen who, " when the books were laid on the table+ was incompetent to take a part in the harbour, was regarded as ignorant and underbred, and (mays old Morley) "people wondered how he had been brought up.** At the Madrigal Society the primitive mcde of singing is exactly preserved. " The books are laid upon the table,* sad the company, arranged according to their voices, sit rated and sing. In this way were sours of the purest gems of ancient vocal harmony produced and enjoyed last night; the arrechiess, clearnea, and effect of the per formsse beierinemeed by the exertions of Mr. Cipriani of mad follnfisi jae lei re allialt a 'matter a of special imps:taws in this music) sad directing the performance. In speaking of thew anniversaries of the Madrigal Society, we have mon than once had occasion to notice the way in which the president, Sir George Clerk, conduces (in the largest sense of the word) to the harmony of the evening ; for he is not only en experienced madrigalisn, but a accom plished gentleman, whose animation and urbanity diffuse an atmosphere of elieerinheas around him. In Mr. Thomas Oliphant, the distinguished secretary, the chairman had • most effective coadjutor ; and this was, altogether, one of the most agreeable meetings of the Madrigal Society at which we have ever bees present. SHAKESPEARE IX THE PROVINCES. Mins Glynn, who belongs to the histrionic line of really pest Eiliakespeariaa actresses, has daring the bat meek appeared at Plymouth as Lady Macbeth, as Herroione in the Winter's Tale, sad so Cleopatra, which, as all who haws over solo her la ft mud remember, is one of law greatest porta, inetiset with the truest drama* paha throughout, in the moral conception of the character as well se is the finished, fervid, and harmonioes eviention of every detail on this siege. Miss Glynn is announced to appear in the mine parts at Birmingham eat week, sad her provincial tour will probably be ex teaded to other toe no In the north. We ass glad to notice these welcome facts, as affording some evidence that amidst the crowd of mediocrities who are shouting his revered name in oar streets, Shakespeare as a living reality will not be wholly forgotten even during the present year. Beinembering with acenething like a sigh the more recent revive' of the genuine Shakespearian drama—the times of Macready at Covent-garden, and of Mies Glynn and Mr. Phelps at Sealers' Wells—we can but express a fervent wia that it were possible to escort once more some such living memorial of the peat poet, to mains the few rally Shakespearian actors and adman that are left a, sad thee obasin a roadies( ef his masterpieces not unworthy of what ought to be a rational anniversary. It seems not im probable, however, that this boon may, after all, be reserved for the provinces. NAVAL AND MILITARY. • ADM:II=M P. 18. imp tele T. B. P. Seymour, to the Royal Adelaide, vim Oaldwal. Sab•Lisaboalet R. IL Croft, to the Daatos. Acting Ambient Stigmas William Stables (additional), to the Priscom Royal, for the Pessuba Omit $ W. Newish's; to the Prineen Royal, fee the Female. Ifelshiproan L. Fanahaw, totbe Prioress RoyaL Ambient Eatiseers J. Tarlungton, to the Heater; Wee, to the Evyalea. UNIVERSITY INTiLLIGENCIF. OXFORD, Fa. IS. In a congregation holden this morning the following degrees were modern& viz. : Meese or Arre.—Rev. Eldon 8. Rankin, Univerdgy College ; Anguslies Grath, liaise Dollop ; Rev. Richard Bidlock and Mara T. Whiphain, Oriel College ; Juiss S. Tadao, Lincoln College ; Rev. John F. S. Voyageur, Rev. Henry Fiesdne Barter, Rev. Edward thinniegbags, and Rev. Ragan P. Poole 6Aut Ereeeirese College ; Rev. Frodegio Corpus Christi • ; Henry Barer" J. Greenhill, Trinity ; C. New , t. Johns College ; Otteloner W. Magdalen ColLp (Fellow.) IL A. Com. Ca uss.—Rev. Henry R. Hey wood, Rev. Samuel O'Hara H and Rev. Edward H. Aldridge, Trinity Su Collage, Cam nman or Agra.—Heo. Reginald C. F. Abbot. Chris Chnsoh ; John Don6a,rolvsnitY Gongs Harrow SCHOLLIIIHIP.—The =unison for she Hert ford ficaolsahilp knee annwancod to the Vies-Clisacollor that haul elocted Yr. Foams De Paravicini, Wads: cd Balboa to the recant scholarship ; pear: au act Mr Emit eines Myers, Ballot College, sad Mr. idingd Ran Wharton. Se el Triailiy Colima. CAMBIUM; FM. 18. —RLDCTION OF HOLMAN Lieruna—Tite Rev. Daniel Noce% of Bt. Catherine's Oat lass, has bees this day appoieted Dolma (Divinity) Lea tuner for the enenins soadeinical year. TIM EIIIALCIPIARIAN TERCIENTINAIT C 111.2111.• TWIN AT STILILTPDID-0111-AVOI.-011 Wethelday last, at the mastist of the eemmittee. the Mayor (Yr. E. F. /loam) la fhe oltair, it nes semommed that the follewhig gentlemen had aocaotod Has °Soso( riaa-preindent :—The Right Boa. the Earl of Clarendon, Meesieur Femme, Victor Hag% Profaner 8. S. Brayer, Baional Lucas, Faq., M.A. ' • Alai. ander Dyes, Esg. ; Rey. Wile' Charge curi,N.A. ; wmk.• Alai Wright, Esq., Y.A. ; Duane Hem% Req. ; WUli.m Tile. Req., M.P. •P. A. Tyler. E.g., M.P. ; Lieutenant-Colonel H ., A. Boi : Rev. W. J. Bowles,. and J. W. Ray% The sees stated that the Fan flamers, A If laiyard. Yeq., Y.Y. Y. • Sr Hobart N. C. Ransil. too, R.C.R., Mr Coott4 Lindsay, Bart., Gambier Pany, &eq., sad Tons Taylor, En., bad consented to set ea the stonsommtalinernarial comenittee. The proposal el Mr. flogarth, of London, that an exhibition of the well-known portraits of Shakespeare, and eminent actors of his plays shanig b opened ia the Fawn-hall, daring the festival (together with eidetic= of the Poet's works, in various Ilia gasps, sad of all so far as peacticable), was dis owned, and by the committee. The prating programmed forthemaing celebration was and ordered to be printed ; and the mayor reported that arrangements were completed for three theatrical eats,. biome° to. The Liverpool Shakespearian Teroentenary COO. raittes, ist their aseetiss yesterday. proposed to rains • toad for the relief of persons comiected with literature mid the drum,tteaeiiddeeseris tie tows mid musty always to have the preference of delineate of the fund. CAMIULBURT-HALI..— The varied musical and other attractloes at this popular place of arouscomot base base imersesed by • fairy spectacle whi:h eovibiose s Z demise, the ehesseatic foristaies, and Preleseur optical ghost illusion. liplike most of the arranged to Wroth°s the spectral effects, the Caste:harp hall eetertaismeet esrftlyyrpliant sad eiserfal—, alums.s brillisat as we of the girl Lyceum ezdevegassea . It is called Prim": Blooms in the Laing! of Siadowii, I sad seetaies jet weingla narrative in the sew mad pantomime to istereat the midtown between the appearance and disappearance of the shadows. Small as the Canterbery•ball stage is, the ghost. West hes never been shame more successfully, sod the idols of introducing the fairy fouetaias is very happy, and mad cleverly worked out. The meta represents • forest-glade, In the emirs of white me Om fountains that spout up water Staged with all the ethers of the rainbow, sad several said shadows start up in the midst of Chit gorgeous shower. Ano ther brfllimet effect is prodoesd by making • lightly-dreped shadowythe mocl igen el " Fame" mum to dr acrom the stag% sad uaimi of the spectacle, whirs all the charectene seem to sink oat of sight, is most impressive. Mr. Modes deserves every pasha far the care end liberality he bee dka played ia armaging this eatertehament The operatic 1116 , 11* tlOllll still form a promMent feature at thin establishment, ONSII prima donne here as well as at the wed Ma R Hosted." Tun Quizins HOUSXMOLD.—If in any family in the kingdom pare bread would be expected to be tound. It le to that et her Went Oendiene Igalesty Queen Victoria, and we end the Qatan's private baker prencrannes korwlek's Bin Powder • mad eseelleot and raatnl Inren•Acin." The NM! Udr.l4* One by aenea•de d Anglin ban pronounced upon th whirls te pow pew et the l ostensively rod throughout the length a n d e 0 ..d a ta is--(Advertleenm e.) Q Z . (.9 i cc I 0 I 1 I .1 miliiii 1•