The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-11 00:00:00

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"TARIM'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of inn knows exosneace eta only be bad at at. Great =seer: street, etgoete the Beni& Mowers Oaks. The very boot god soat trimi sid z oNtM les. sad Iea—TIHOILAS 11 aehss I WI sad 2716. No ffeMee we agsals. U - PHOLOTII2IO3. B UTTE RC UP B and DAISIES. ZASTXI MONDAY . MATRA ROYAL HOLBORN. METROPOLITAN ILWA and ST. JOHN'S-WOOD RA Y. LINE will be OMURA) for TRAFFIC In the course of a 1 /" Th s !.',4%ti..o. are at Awl Oottasa igmbonwilb.„..4 sc. Jobn'a.wood.rua.l s near Lord's Clicket.grhund;. TArur..!l Trains will ran at tabu-rah' ot 20 minutes between •.n.l e r nht and at latarrals et 10 minutes ((Awe llaker-atreet Station at certain hours •ba. booked thmoitt to and from all Stations i, c..o.ldan and lianitnersadli Itattvr es E va el' t,4 ss to Season Ticks's. ete., •so Id YU:3 YUITO, Magaaer. .••", 14 nwal Oft Won. Oovvr-atroet Station. B ANK 4;i AUSTRALASIA (incorporated by 153."..., Nu. 4, Threadneedle-etroet, London, - i•-• r,.. ~; rorcetors HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that a DIVI- I,K.N;) at tr...; of ti per cent, per anntwo, and a Boars, ia a dditi.mai at, at the rate of 4 pv cent. per annam both LA. being together at the rate of 10 per oast. per annu.. lo , 11:tre .r the half-year, .111 be PAID to the pro. p r i6,,r• at t... • ,•tri% c. vu and atter TUESDAY, the 14th Apell tre,t, la tat. : ,•e flours •+t 10 and 3 o'clock. The T r • he canoed on and after the 12rd Much, sad wad t'te Dividend and Heim become payable. unkr C.Atrt. WILLIAM YI LLIEItIf, Seeretary. DIEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE X.,SURANCE SOCIETY, 13. St. Junes square, Leaks, S.W. Established 1824. FIIAN.I I I. Rlto - PLPS OP THE socurres OPERATIONS Thi Aimticl In. lho, stead il y increaalnix exceeds Ol%OOO The 196111111.0 WIC gaiety invaded, is over 01,507,000 The l'Alin• to Policies at the laid Million woo EV14682 The Tidal llama. by Death paid amount CO The follow inz are among the distinctive features of the Society : C::c!ar S. 1 any policy for the whole of life, where the age anew not mooed SO, one half of the annual premiums Miro; the ft A five years may remain on credit, and may either cooti.,ne AA a t!ci4 on the policy, or be mil off at any time. ipw rates of premium for young line. with emir PartieiPsfilon p,.ifits. ii.klovnnent Assurances may be effected without profits, by the eon. assured becomes payable on the attainment of a a;e, or at death, whichever event shall first happen. invalid Hives may be assured at rates proportioned to the M. creased nib. — Frornp . l7.4ttlement al CLiinis.—Claims paid thirty days after proof of death. The r.eversinnery Bonus at the Quinquennial Division in IMT averaged 15 pt.v cut, and the Cub Bonus 26 per vent. on the Premiums paid in the Itve rum. The next Maiden of Profits will take Awe In January. 1872, and penons who elect New Polities before the end of June next will be entitlei at that Division to one year's additional s►are of Pronto over lat,r entrains. Tables of Sates and Forms of Proposal cm be obtained of fie 7 IR the Society's Agents, or of G SOROS CUTCL/171, Actuary and Sorzotary. 13, rit. Jantes'suquare, Loud." S.W. THE AOCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited), 7, BANK-BCPILDINUO3, LOTHBUItY, Loudon, XX. NOTICE. —Whereas it has recently coma to the knowledge of Mr. DEORGE DORMICE, proprietor of DORMICE'S BALING POWDER, that certain unscrupulous M.rhave taken from his gross and half gross bores, packets t m he under layer, and introduced &powder not manufactured by him, all Grocers and Dray:oWe are hereby CA VTIONID sgenst being eo defrauded. In the event of such fraud being perpetrated, they are requested to communicate immediately with Misers. Leiria and Lewis, sollators, 10, lay.plar.e, Holborn, London. March 54th, 1848. IN her Majwty's COURT of PROBATE. To SARAH DOUOLAB, of Hobart Vilna Van Diorama's laud, Tasmania, widow. TARE NOTICE that a CITATION has boned ander veal of her Majesty's Court of Probate, dated the 19th day of March, tglitt whereby you and also MARY ANN LaARKLI-1 PER.KINEL the wife of Ambrose Portrait, of Darling ton. In the comity of Dutton, gentleman, are cited to appear within SO ,tare after the service of the sold citation, and except it refuse totters of adeniulatratran of the perusal estate and effects of Niel Douglas, late of Hobart Town, Van Dicanan's Land, Tasmania, echnolmaster, your late homburg', deceased, or show canoe why the woe should not be granted to William Millar kobtetann, the nephew sod one of the perilous entitled to distri bution to pummel cell.. anal effects of the said deceased, with an intimation that in default nl your sod her appearance, UM said leper. of adininlanation will be granted to the saki William IfUWr Robertson. EDWARD V. JENNIE, Registrar. John Henry Jones, N. Harbetrost, Eloososbary-square, Illddle ers. solicitor, for the said Williams Maar Robertson. PERIODICAL BALM (Matti'abed 1843) of ABSOLUTE and coNTINORNT REVRILSIONB to FUNDED sod other PRO rEILTY, Life Interests, Annuities, Paden of Aseirsnee, thowsoes, Nert Presentations, Manorial Rights, Rent I t3PINA. Pet Obit Roods, Debentures, Altana in Docks, Canals, Railways, Insersnos Compantes, and othu public akrtakings. MR. MARSH ben to announce that his rERIODWAL EIALLS Mitahhehoilite)for Use dispeeni of 1,17 d,v.eription of the abommestioned PROPERTY, take _place et. the MUM et. THURSDAY in every month. Auction, Lad, an I Vo.t.tt‹ Agency Mote, 64, Cenneuvtreet, London, LC. Wof oN I Y, in large or small amowits, and for long nr periods. with or ',Moot • life policy, readily ob booed. lc the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMURANCE COY- P,.% Umltedl, 484. Oxford•troot, Bloombory, W.C. 1V1( r.S EY. —£2o to £BOO ADVANCED imme d...toi on garniture, without removal, publicity, or law eost, 11, be repaid by easy instalments. No charge it de eh., I aunties dispensed with.--Apply personally at the ~e IfICKB, southaraptoe-street, Strand, W.C. Ad rivee made also ou lessen life policies, to. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES /—lf so, call at mr•• ao the undersigned. and be relieved from the =- pi f...r of implisonmeot and executions. Bankruptcy and emdncted on moderate tame Private arrange gv, •tt 41.• with creditors. Deeds of composition and mine r%..oted Protection to parent and property obtained volicity.—Apply to Mr. IL HAYYIt. V, Wend, W.D. Floor:, U. idj ro ALL in DEBT o r DIFFICULTIES.— Th e L. 4 ,1 Chancellor's New Bankruptcy BM win. If pond, ahnl'h din lenient statutes of 18011, and compel debtors to pay in foil i , .rtirs desirous of nettling their altars by bankruptcy on Mira. arrenerment, with immediate protection of pawn mei Kneen, and the eliding law. should at once consult Mr. RI gill Al.i.. it, itasinghill-street, nearly opposite the Bank ruptcy Court, Lumina. Coitaultatton tree. Yeas for protection advanced. TIEBTB RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE -I J crrrD by • Proleadonel Gentleman of practice and rameetabllitt tree of Omit, to the creditor, upon a commission of le per cent. on the amount recovered.—Apply for addreas, or Ity letter to A. 2., No. 366. City road, lOt A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, e fit, 04m -street, LC., Negotiates Parteenhips, audits aed adjusts books or intricate seousag,ettects arraegements with orediton without publiedy, and prepares; accounts for Court of Y. hales of Reverubam, 1. .1. Inured.. and Annu"' l and mosey obtained hi rumba:Los with We Assumes. --- METCALFE and MERCER to w. H. DRAW, AUCTIONEERS, to . 43 , .o. 3TIIET, LONDON, LC. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from 5. fall est from L. 5 oo platinised ether, 7a M. tall oe Plains 1.e.: taU est, d 9 ; on sold, from las to fell het. from Ll 2 to Lib; StOPPlac...3s4' ,old, ertnrtwo 11 10 , 4 &methods, fs ander far% ; •-• " t ' r ` 444.4 aim ed for. Coosonolka fres. Mr. MAID, 3 311 D. and , orrr •_0 years Oractleal Dentist to the Prefeeeke.-•• 904,1 greet W between Dabs sod Orchard-streets A IMPOISIBIL "L'A AMARELLA NOTHING restores the Human Hair to no pristine lute, no 'natter at least ark 0t , •4 cagNici. and co. have at length. with tae hid of one '4 the rend =hand chemists, swooshed in pert ecting this most ,ssisdrful liquid. It Is now offered to the Public in a more cos ,strsted from. and eta lower price.-BWd in bottles, hi. with . Ts. iA : end 164. each with book 11401 1 Wharf Angefineesgoidt,Up. Thames-t., Tondos, I.C. HEUMATISM, so distressing to those who .11 are :Afflicted by ft, msy be meet effectually relieved by • .I.pitcstien of _ DILIDOWS HEALALL e.l rely by Barclay and Roan IS, Fardnedonatreet, Law may be obtained from any Mamba It k also iamb Ale tor Chilblains beim they ere broken. Piles IL 44. Ir. 643, TUE PH A RMACOPCEIA. La Patron from the Second BOA= (page Ira) I t,•e.a. of the Tharsasoop tho era of the Royal College of 11l Phyeicims of Lead" Dr. 43. P. Whet % Milled by lonia= and Co. • . mall defect in this onsiiistion (speaking of the - "r 4 tonotial that we have no purgative mass bat what dna, yet ws know that hemorrhoidal persons mama .••• (neap, It be la the form of COCK L E'S PILLS, ' , jay nand of sine asramosa, sad rolocynk, which I = fennel Into a sort or compoesti as the maidlly irbwb I. obviated, I seemen, by an allesins pewees, sad by a Peen lagr a da rta curb iown to MO) of ea Ilitatltie Saab 11114111114 nt le , better aril no wone of It for its being a patent arsa 'Or I look at It as an article of commerce and dooms* ma ram t•ce, c h, iaa a mania e to say ft is the beet madir dr i: k'' , 44oat ; a onseiler sorsa a mamas page, and a lenge (nabbed. and noir elide properly contrail fir 4 'nt and a oonfiesat That LL gess asi osenmonly maim tb .,;""Ttines like most &Mk As I Miriade to lir alibi soluble, se Met no andineliati peptides NO= Im men oms asminan" FAMILY DRAPT3B. TLLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing -IL drawings of the Furniture exhibited la the now-rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on appaestias, aad which also enable purchasers So tom =ldea of - Assailed Furahlhhig, es each drawing haa await it • prise ed the wads oods marked in pleat res. AINLUSON sad Co., IA to In, Win ants BRIDGE ROAD. LONDON. 10tROWN BROTHER& —PATENT CHAIRS tro% as m Aintagalea ni T tu aDa' an zo bs : " WIL PICCADILLY. esislageos hos. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Plate Chad& MAPPIN AND WEB tre ß' w S laeo Avo, Volta MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Matzo Siva .. isIAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Silver Steel Tsbie Koivem. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Manntmlnnen 77 and 73, OXPOILDSTIWIT: m n and rt. CO/ WHILE, LONDON. _ LW Tit EILLY-00MBLLIN RIFLE. The most Ample sad eftective yet Arend to the public.-8 M. %REDLY sad Co., 60t, New Word-street, Louden: Branch Establishments, 315, Oztordetreed, Loaded, sad 1, Rae Berths, (`(HAT WOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES N./ sod LOCKS for Beakers and others are only to be had from the winner of the Challenge Stakes of 10 000 femme at the Pero isheetlen. Depot . l2o. Cannon-stmet. London, LC. RELIANCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE PROOF ISAY/B.—lf you wish ts purchase • good °resod hand Irimproof ban to JOHN TANN, he bating • quan tity to dispose of rood d under the original prim —Ware house, 30, Walbrook, LC. QRCOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF BA7ll2l.—Before mobilo( send for firlffithe Monthly List of Beek by Milner, Man Thou Perry and Sew, Morella, Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at shout baU the price of new. A guarantee given with each. A lame quantity of Tann'', Pates, from L 2 its. Apply U. 011137121111, eS, Cannon street. LC. THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly the most perfect sad complete, tram the simplest Maki lag to the most lalshed mabroldery."—Merttenice Magsalae " Marvellous excellence "—Decrier " • Wheeler and Wilma largel) troproved."—lleweestle Journal.—Depot, 80, High Hol born. NvF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • REWPY6 WACHlNlR,—Thecellebraked He.! Kathleen, walepalled tor general work, AUL na new Dorneselc Idarldnen anspiete (Lock ankh), AS Se. IA ea„ and VI —Catilogues tree. W. 7. THOM AR and Co., 1 and 2, Cheepdde, mad Begent-carcon Ozloni-elreet. London. NVAU R ER gm : V EZING MACHINE and LAND4TRILIT. four Joon frotpxfort . st;eet, 4. ..o recommends with every confidence the two following Sewing Xechllnee as the most perfect and successful yet produced, vie.: The LITTLE WANTYIt, a now Look-stitch. Band .sewing Machine), price four guinea, or with stand to work Loth by hand or toot five guinea. The FAMILY MANUA, the best machine made for domestic purposes, t 9. lasts tree.—d MCAT PORTIoIIiDaTEEET. RICE PIGEONS. /THRICE and CO., DYKES and CLZANI3B. Dockhand. Barnsadasy: 44, Leloadernquani ; 98. moug-sireet, Orosvenornriasse. ()MUTT; WKLLINGTON KNITS POLISH. Packets M. w►: tins, Cd., la. te. It. and la. 'soh. 0 ARBY'S INDIARUBBRR KNIFE BOARDS, tram. L. ed. sub. 0 MEET'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery add Olais Cloak Black Load, tor- OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer curial), for cleaning and polishing sliver, alaotro-plate, platalsiasa de. Tablets dd. each. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, Wham, brashmaken, chemists, .to WhoWeide ir ro iorb OAXEY and 8088, Infory and black lead cab, M. Blibektrism A 8. JOHNSON, ROWS% and Co.'s MYRNA EMMY AND BLACILLILLD MILU. Is and Manufactures, By A=sent to the Honon Board ot Ordnance. NTH, & JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA lINI7E ?URDU., u used la b., Mapeers keesekeld.— Bold everywhere, In tau, Id., Is., i., sad U. ; dosed. paellas. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SHAVER SMITHS POLISH (noninercurisl), for eleafising and polishing silver, elearo-plate, star, cable, do. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR TUILNITUB.I POLISH. Sold everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS , Lembath, CLOTS, =NAY and GLANS PAPAL York-rood 8.1. CIOAL.—GICORGE J. COCICKRELL and Co. Bed coils ady. Uri 111.-13, Omha COALS. —The CLAY ORM 0011 PANT direct troodialr Ooliorloo Ciw Cram-71w book moa Wars Ind. 86 Us. par ; assomils, lea.—Oadt an .—Ordors to CHELI7 OMM 11111WOOD-PLACIt, iIIFaASFAIOAD. W. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDERICT TAUNTS. Pets L. Ot all asesalsis. IVO LADIEB.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an A. Oneida! lotaanal Ihreparatias tor to and Bann- Ishii the C- 11101- UM insta. The naiad Mom tt Imparts de% abis to tea anat. mad On sonars sad width It Whim ot the Maas said saws, its asealOng al YAM= sail yr main an ref am, as v a cd . span, disselentlasa awl other Maasoss nodes It to imp PAM. Moo to. Id. sad as. per MOIL bp obeasista sad postman. Ask Ica "Ilowleade Kalpdas." mai beam at swim sad possictousartiont nadir Ur arms of " Talydor" COD LIVICR OIL 11../ FOR CONBVIIPTION, BRONCHIAL AFFICTIONIA *a COD LIVICR OIL. 701 DENIM. C 0 D LIV E R 0I L. PALE ITEW7OI7IPDLAWD. Trebbegsla as to lb purity ad geadasser have beau na bbed tram thefoll=cembeatakyalabas:—Pralemor T i t= YD., be., tr. Dr. M.D., LIt.C.P., Y.L. IL bp., Dr. =N.D., LLC . P., RCA, Ea., Lc. lag Impeated by MG and Co., 7e, b. Pairs Churchyard, In Imperial ban- Nab la ad., plate b. ed., quarts 54., five plate Its, WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA cm—TiseR, oMeacy or apsrusacell I a sad sllaylsg the fed or Coughs mad Colds has bi s sitl knows for =ow saablas F lacrsenad oodbooso °l 's TE si S t =osta and VI I 3 14° 6 1.141.418 '2:l62ll666"esteemling iiMmad BARCLAY and IMN9, 96, k tr s ia : the iV format ol the lota Dieha i rsl ird oo=e • tsad la brake at la lit, IL 9i, and Y. ad. emit May be abidasd mg abraska. T AMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, the ja as dreogiug tram* etailsks re stadag balk Indy isailoes pissmil. is Modele bowels d le M Ilbs bag artbasaMt Imisdkilely sdliMeg osidesmil awn et mem% peon g awl s WOW* sellimililll. earlyearlyOMNl 'fan M boar M o wn*, oftliably dim Or WINN gregages=2 la orreadisi NN E Vs an lusty room gagaftel. at dogma wee Mrs emu kir kw el SIOOOIII. lOW IS •OW WINN, ear NOW m( mil by v.LAJOIMar. dimiet. •Mks MIL ri= Larks. sod 011 11. 11 0. m ili rs u rtd. frotrl.llss la sae, 111. 1111. Da parikrake ✓ag ailk for LOWY' Melmils Baba Ile undo sal Wise see arsing fa Ow OM ROBERT BIZIALER, the famous American CONYUEORmedIIIIMORISP wIII re-open POLYGRAPHIC HALL. Ling Wißimmatreet, Cliarittereed =os RAN MONDAY performing every erasing and on Wednesday and tiatsulay afternoosa of E 7'be bout coopering eines the days of Robert Hoeft bamoor convulsing, and regaindbeg ea of Artemus Ward. THZ LITRE BOTTLE.—Contains 25 per cent. eere than the " Reputed Quart." Yin Ordtnalre—Bor deem Wise, if. per dews letred—/or all WS Ce W 0222, and WWI and country &yoga, apply at Ida, STRAND. IRON WINE BINS.—The original =masa turers, FARROW and JACKSON, wine mid Writ ENO , duals' engineers, Great Tomwetreet, Ilamellotaset, and Y. Haymarket, where cellars may be aeon *Hod in rubs. ways, Preach wine bide 15a hundred bottles. IThistratod poked mitaktimee cm . ma Patio air ito, Borionrablo Mention dm boon adjudged to Farrow and Jacksoa, Is. Great Towerotreet, for their cow - indent, and modbio Iron win. bins, and for bar ditinga"--City Prom BIIRGIIN DY WINER. -FIOT FRERES, Growers and Factors, llama. Depot for England, 282, Regent -amt. W.—Upwards ot 30 varieties of theism& growths. Burgundy pronounced by the Welty end eawagessers to be preeminently the most salutary winetor Ude ellmate.—Aasorted maple dozen by rail for Na CLARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar of Bordesait Wines, comprising the Omsk growths, old in bottle and is fine condition for inottediete uss. Of the numerous wince exantised by the Lancet bani u k 4 o7:lesion, riot Freres' only were pronoueced to be thoro vendee wine, of delicate and superior game Bee "lancet," ber 2!, 11107. From 14e. to 1601. per dosen. 292, Regent-skeet. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hoek. Yoeelle. Choke ederrelehig Wises at moderate prime UM es applkethee.—MlL legeraterzeet. W. north of Ortordetreel PLOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these meorrommeete will only appear at etre Warm* Is order that the edam et their wham Wll sot be lalleseeed by aveo aire advertialag. Note the addriee-112. Rageatetrest, W. Tasting meta Ant Boor. NVINICS and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. The following fine Wines are offered at half the price ruin/ft by merchant. Ilasene, ; Cluenpegeo. : Port, s.: Merry. . Claret. 16..: Hoek, ; Pale Brandy. We.. Inset Whisky In the world. Ma per down. • bin case, with dupilcste key, wangled fee three deem and upwards. —ff. PERKINS, 114. Cannanetreek London. OF all spirits, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly purl. It poseseses propertise of great medical value. and has often been the mamas of oaring human Ufa Used 'wilt:lonely, It 1., at all times and on all occa sions, a harmless stimulant . So much, however, deponde on the purity d tte .. sLirt,,itiat great anti= should he esercesed in its rLas beta ail wi ppltisT R h' AD. vaYda A VALlM t4aflon TIN to the London and other hospitals, and we gladly sword ft our unqualified ap proval. It possess', all the virtues which erecharacteriedo of Um and pored French brandies, combined with an site Meet delicacy of Savour. Their sztanelve wine and liquc . . = are at urnal I, Ch Jan. apel-ghee (148 a, Oxfordoirest).— from ' Court Jo,' ISM." KINAHAN'S LL WHiSKY. DUBLIN 111113M018. ittle celebrated old IRISH WILIAKY Wiled the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL —lt t e c he alld, mellow. del:Worm sad very stokers's. Bold la Os. Bd. meek sa the Med bosses la Lesko ; by the amt e pt, tow= Is Iscland ; or wholesale at 8 Great Irladeallletrest, Loudon. W.—Oteurre the red seal. plok UDsI, cud sort branded Chatham's LL WitlatT. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the ESA Lidice has now become an be t feature. Since the Introduction of Amara Tea, 40 yeah ago, the EAST INDIA TL COMPANY have, oa account of It. great ltra and ernistte Savour, promoted Its isle by every neenaC Tea Diertiota, then confined to I t er w Arana, have gradually exteaded, sad Ter from other of India are , thus offeeing grater varieties. The are sow Culler, Darjeeling, te., at from L. 10d. to 4a. fi b per lb., Clans Ter r nada —Warehosset„ No. fl, Over Pt Halal ahasohyard, Ilishoperta Price Lot forwatded on application. IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel sad all largo Oonsumten.—Yeses. W. sad J. Z. TAYtO se rgs wall-known Pooltorers awl Oliosssissegas, of $6, UMW Pußaser.streot, Goldssoonsre, are sow SKLLINO ens YORK RAMS, Sid. sod 94d. ; rood Omsk Yd. ; Ins Old Clow, Bd. ; Rows, b; ids or bolf-sids, 9d. ; Poultry is sow obey. Carts to di ports way boor to finds). VIM FRIZZ =IAA MIS lIHISITION, 111117. pußic PICKLES, ~..."asef, Jams. sat TsUs Dellfacive,. .___ Or the 4:4=P mest quality, manufactured by mad BCKWELL, to the LA Proprietors of Captain Mikes Orien g =l Ankle, Curry Paste, sad other Oondimesta, . . . Are sold retail In all palls of the week', and wholesale at the Manatactory. 130H0-11QUAIR, LONDON. SILICATE - I 5 CARBON FILTERS ars now and in prefers — nig - 1.; all — Wane by the A , the authorities of the General Poet-oface, the IAni•IM B the County Prison, Swansea, and la Public end Privele blieltoaccie In all carte of the world. RAIN sTavics Twrzas ADAPTED TO Dammam DYE-WORKS, ourrtuxuss, SODA-WATER MANIIPACTORDIS, Re. hiss lila and envy lalormatice p•tY ce deptkatiat to TIE 811ICATED CARBON IILTZI 0011LPANT, CHIJICH-ROAD, EATITIUMA, ILW. BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. This NATURAL SELTZER WATER haa the agreeable tart sad Invigorating repereir of the tree Sektior, re Lea**, free from the lialerrear camparls err red to the maersetare of troltatrea. Dr. Hrrg mere 11 4 oa rely* " a beverage of • very agreeable gram the uw gettaer. sad which try he red rlif ad. iv=igliagraer." ' — Blain and Co., Boaresaoath, hapriskes. Lond e Drpot—Dlsasterd sad Oa , Boadalrest ; Parb—Solorts. Moos Visilans. A RNOLD and SONS IMPKBOIPTD3LE ilw iersibirak AM. TIMM salmenellediod to to the owl met otos- Webb weartor true I.ll4leild. Blastle latoreaps. Ise., tor various *mem wollows, ele ; Abdoottitt WWII/ Committee's, Ceotaitse, Azad& lAA Arms, Raab. *a; sad every deserttilles ot opralmes mendoolotemi V. ALWOLD sod MC lit Yd 7f, loillk/el4 kragoo. KlL—Dtrectioos ter mesoremest and prier forwerdod. As expeetenoed tersole to attend tee WILL RIIPT URIC & —The PATIENT ULF ADIUNELNO GIZMAN aVel, geeeteely 'Moot lag r lea byes h str Noes aro owl MOW Iliontteasoory goolle dowel Tem Ws 16"11 2r nff. 'Ms" umme == ri °is not allsolod. doirdie lo la • tom iamoomborod Nebo, se ink baliad.—J. pea NolOo., No. I. E XTRAORDINARY CURES of PARALYSI S .1:4 ICIUMNIATIA* sat DIBILITY man Iros of "NAM= GALVANIC APPANAMIL —The at Mo. % mg t,,a4ailan Nina* Da of Tostsoso OA* soar T IN i s I =Trikil of Dr. Noma of London : orxr. Maw Dow% al N•w000- tloso-V7s/o ; ft Kr. of Akoolar, sad coon. 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FiVr n RESTORED WITHOUT • GALVANDINL—A MIAS= cm the as MI of tiathd, Danner of light Nerroommen Palpitatica, Low Spirits, Cseptioe and Lem of Ilernory, without the use of falsely celled remedy, Yleetrielig. Nat pact tree for one stamp, Icy Mr. 21sonias Craven, Wlllard-hones.Burton mammy Leaden. W.C. • Moe How to RENEW LIFE • or, the Treatment isd Ca of 11 cant Istalioett:sol Nerves@ Aim tsar Der to mon. Joint _ IfLIIIIT Y.A.E., Lomas. Dna dad elm Lelpie4lol, INVI.LIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (sarrials TURGIANII.) The strike of the w GENEVA, APRIL 10. natel 4 . em The hours of wo rt are at Geneva kas tenni- reduced to eleven per , and the wages are increased 10 per cent. Oa the 13th April the men will resume their work. mmußiiirofZiOiloolug DING DONG BELLES. .ZABTE6 X9NDAY. ELECTRIC SPARKS. RAITILR MONDAY. TELMA ROYAL HOLBORN. ROYAL ALHAMBBA PALACIL Urn Bala, Oread Owen Preeassas. legbi o'clock. One May. TIME FIFTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION 1. of PICTURES by Pres& sad llaska Attain Y NOW GM at Yu Gallery, LW, Pawnia Admission, la eats loos 6d. MADAME TUBEIADDII EXHIBITION.-A MU-length portnit model of xll se WHA7'HIILLI 4 NOM LDOND to the Chamber of Horrors. Open from 11 a.m till desk, end from 7 HL 10 p no.—Adialabm, ls. ; children ®der fen, ed. ; Chamber of Homers, 01. extra. NATIONAL ABSEMI3LY BOOMS, 218, High Helbara.—Ths scat swims aad tellitaatly-decorated hattroota, sad the beat bead is Lando& OPiN for OCRICINT sad DANCENG WIRY BYNUM. Mailtal director, Mr. W. X. Packer. Op= at baltimat ; doss at It Admission, Is. AMERICA. Tbe Royal Mail steamship Java, from New York on the Ist inst., arrived at Queenstown at 9.20 a.m. yesterday, with 52 cabin and 1,396 dole. in specie. She landed 121 sacks of mails and four passengers, and proceeded for Liver pool at 9.30 a.m. All well. NEW YORK, Iltscu 31. re impeachment trial commenced yesterday. Mr. °tier opened the prosecution in a long speech itulating and reaffirming the impeachment charges. He cited the speeches of President John son denouncing the Congress, and declared that Mr. Johnson was bound to enforce, and had no authority to question the constitutionality of, the acts of Congress. The Senate during the trial was governed by parliamentary rules only, not by the statute or common laws governing the ordinary course. The Chief Justice during the trial acted merely as presiding officer, but without judicial powers. Mr. Wade was entitled to participate in the trial in order to represent his constituency. President Lincoln's appointment of Mr. Stanton was binding upon Mr. Johnson under the Tenure of Office Act, as he was only serving out Mr. Lill. coin's term of unexpired office. The House of Representatives has passed a bill declaring the new constitution of Alabama to be the fundamental law for the provisional govern ment, and that State officers chosen in the recent elections are to enter upon their duties on the Ist of May. The legislature is authorised to revise the constitution, and to submit it to the people for ratification by a majority of votes mat. General Grant, by the direction of Mr. Johnson, has issued an order assigning General Hancock to the command of the new military division of the Atlantic, with head-quarters at Washington. A resolution has been introduced into the Senate to inquire into the President's authority to create a ow division. 'The House of Representatives has refused to receive a resolution of the New Jersey legislature rescinding the ratification of the constitutional suffrage amendment, on the grounds that the wording of the resolution was scandalous, and dis respectful to Congress. The Richmond grand jury are framing a new 1 indictment against Mr. Davis. ~ . . .. . ~.. . Accounts received from Hayti state that Salnave had been badly defeated by the Caeca rebels. NEW YORK, Aram 1, MOILIITNG. The managers of the impeachment in the House of Representatives submitted evidence yesterday to prove that Mr. Johnson had signed commissions in oonformity with the Tenure of Office Act, thereby recognising its validity. Evidence was also sub mitted to prove that General Thomas had formally demanded the office of Secretary of War. Chief Justice Chase gave a decision relative to the admis sibility of evidence by the impeachment managers in the House of Representatives. Several senators appealed from the decision, and denied that Mr. Chase could claim judicial powers during the trial. The Senate, by 31 to 19 votes, sustained the Chief Justice, and adopted a rule giving him power to direct all the forms and procedure of the trial, to rule on questions of evidence, and at his option to submit such questions to the vote of the Senate. General Hancock has assumed the command of the military districts of the Atlantic, the East, and Washington. The M'Ardle test case has been postponed until December. FRANCE. (rum ova OWN 0031116PONDENT.) PARIS, THOWIDAT 19110FING. Mgr. Chigi, the Papal nuncio, at a diplomatic conference held yesterday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, raid that the letter recently pub lished as having been written by the Pope to the Emperor of Austria,. was a pure invention. An article of M. Loma Veuillot, in the Univers, warrants the supposition that the forgery was committed by some zealous members of the catholic church. M. Veuillot, before whose name all the French bishops tremble, and who has frequently been authorised by the Pope to inflict jobatione upon them, says that although in point of form the published letter betrays , a very ignorant trans lator, there is nothing in the substance of it not conformable to the doctrines of the court of Rome. The Pope, he says, would apeakmore politely than the letter makes him do, but would be no lees firm. It is quite ate to interpret this glossary of M. Veuillot as meaning that although the Pope does not want to incur the immurement* of such an absurd letter as is attributed to him, he does in reality pretend to interfere, just like the Popes of old in the most palmy time' of their power, with the internal government of Austria. Mixing up the spiritual and the temporal in a way utterly abhorrent to all enlightened modern doc trines, the letter—not authentic, of course, but still expressing, on the best authority, the feeling of the court. of Rome--menace' the Empress of Austria with a bad confinement if her husband dares to give his assent to the bill authorising civil marriages. It was reported from Aus tria a few days ego that the baited king had asked his ministers whether he could not put off his meant to the bill till atter the Empress's confinement I have no reason to suppose that Baron de Benet will be weak enough to make any such concession. The pretensions of Rome to exercise an influence over temporal go veenmenta by the terrors of excommunication are now dying out. Impotent Spain counts for nothing, Austria *gone, and the only tabula in nanfreginan lett to the Pope is the ignorant population of Frame, which the Emperor may possibly make use of, with the support of the priests, at the next general eletitionn Father Gratry has received from this Pops a t ar o = as a testimony of the approbation of esedsm of the reception speech of the new iaiso. . A VFRY important exhibition of Art Treasures is to be opened at Leeds about the middle of next month. Into a noble gothic building, just erected in that town by Mr. Gunter SCOTT, there are at this moment being received priceless gems of art from all pasta of the country and indeed from all parts of Europe. Her Majesty the Qum( seems to have placed her entire collections at the disposal of the committee, and the galleries at Leeds will be adorned by many of the most valued treasures from Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace, and Hampton Court. Some of the foreign sovereigns, whose names appear in the list of patrons, are sending numerous and valuable works. The King of the Bsz,orau is especially liberal, and the Leeds Exhibition will be enriched by some of the priestess gems that adorn the royal galleries at Brussels and Luken. Private collectors have also shown a remarkable willingness to entrust their pictures in the hands of this Yorkshire com mittee. Exhibitions of one sort and another have been so numerous of late that it might well be doubted whether collectors who have paid great sums for pictures to adorn their own galleries, would any more care to give the use of them for a whole season, and to run the risk that must ne oessarily be run in placing them in an exhibition building. The result of the Leeds Committee's appli , cation to collectors shows that this indisposition to lend can easily be overcome if reasonable guar antees for the safety of the pictures be offered. The Leeds men have raised • guarantee fund of over 100,000 i., but the main inducement to col lectors to lend is probably the fact that the Exhi bition building is a substantial water and fire-proof structure. The risk run by gentlemen lending pictures to be placed for six or eight months in a slight shed, u exhibition buildings usually are, is by no means inappreciable, and the posueeors of art treasures have become shy of trusting them in such plums. The promises obtained by the Leeds Committee show us that if their exhibition does not prove a success it will not be through any want of liberality on the part of collectors. . . This exhibition is in its main features a repeti tion of the Manchester Art Treasures Exhibition of 1857. That memorable collection of works of art showed that it was possible to hold a " national " exhibition in the provinces; that en exhibition held out of London need not be a mere local display. The subsequent results of the Manchester Exhibition are well known to the artists of London, and still better known to the picture dealers of London. Since that exhibi tion Cottonopolia has become • munificent patron of the arts, and men who never thought of pictures before now vie with each other for the posesseion of high class works. But the Leeds Exhibition differs greatly from the Manchester Exhibition in some of its most important details. It has not been originated purely in the interests of art, but rather in the interests of charity ; and it is to be held in a building not specially adapted for the display of pictures. Leeds has built a magnificent hospital at a cost of 100,0001. It is one of the finest, if not the finest building of the kind in Europe ; but, as usually happens in the CAM of very fine buildings, it has cost more than was expected, or than the projectors find themselves able to pay. Under these circumstanoes it occurred to the infirmary committee that the new building, before being dedicated to the relief of suffering humanity, might with advantage both to the interests of art and to the interests of the charity, be used wherein to hold a national exhibition of works of art. An influen tial committee was formed, and the result is that a magnificent collection of works of art will be opened to the inspection of the northern public by the Prince of Wares next month. If any profits accrue, half is to be set aside for the establishment of • gallery of art in Leeds, and the other half is to be given to the Infirmary. Both objects are equally laudable. There are few, if any, towns of the size and importance of Leeds that are so utterly destitute of in stitutions devoted to the advancement of art, and it will be an excellent result of the committee's labours if it enables them to wipe out the imputa tion that must rest upon a town of a quarter of a million inhabitants that has provided no means for the artistic education of its population. The building in which this exhibition is to be held will strike visitors as remarkable. It is is fact a series of buildings connected by low wings and corridors, and arranged with the special object of getting as much light and air as pos. sible. This will be capital for the patients when they are lodged there, but it is questionable whether it will suit pictures as well. The lights are nearly all easterly and westerly, and this has been the difficulty with which the exhibition committee has had to con tend. The direct sunshine that is so good for sick people is very trying to pictures, and nothing could seem more difficult than to get good We titian lights in each a building. The committee, however, aware tu that they have hit upon a con trivance of screens that quite obviate the difficulty. In other respects the building is admirably united for the purpose. It has ten finely proportioned galleries, and six grand stadiums, • number of small rooms lighted from the roof, arid a grand central court covered over with glass, so aa to form a concert hall for the exhibition, and • winter , garden for the hospitaL The committee very nearly perpetrated a stu pendous mistake. They proposed to exclude the works of living British artists ; but very soon public opinion procured a reversal of that fatal regulation, and we are now promised a very capital collection of the most modern works of the English school. To expect a population that has not hitherto had any chance of acquiring art educa tion to crowd to an exhibition of the old masters is like expecting a boy to write a fine Italian hand before he has learned to rook. pot hooks. This singular expectation has, how ever been abandoned, and some excellent modern pictures will give popular attraction to the Exhibition, and provide enjoyment and instruction for those who are as yet unable to perceive the beauties of a Runny or a TITIAN. It may be ex pected that this Exhibition will do for Leeds and Yorkshire what the Exhibition of 1857 did for Manchester and Lancashire. There is plenty of money in the manufacturing towns of Yorkshire, and if the hole can be created many liberal patrons of the arts will soon appear among the woollen lords. But the taste has to be created. The populations of these Yodohlre towns are sin- CEYETAL PALACE. The Good Friday gathering at the Crystal Palace has gradually come to be ea great apastime and Be thnal institution as 'Ulm. 'be University boat race or the Dab) &Y. /vary riesestive year sines the date of the first anniversary oelebr toe has semi the opening of new railways, and every new railway opened ihas sc►ed as a feeder for the ended Priebe on Good Friday. Figures, it is said, can be made to trove anything, hot there can be no doubt of their re3atility as showing the gradual growth of the semi-senors, seasonable, and exceedingly attractive entertainment which now sanually marks Good Friday with a white stone at Sydenhem. On Good Friday, 1856, the numbers of visitors admitted were 17,507 ; 1857, 27,448; 1858, 26,t 99 ; 1889,37,763 ; 1860, 37,045; 1861, 50,912 ; 1.862, 41,121 ; 1863, 42,309; 1864, 53,303 ; 1865, 41,887 ; 1866, 48,247 ; 1887, 47,943; 1868, 46,859. Oct of the above twelve anniversaries, tea were fine, one foggy, and only one very wet. The greatest attendance was in 1861, whoa the especial attractions included the tinging of Madame Rudersdorff, Mr. 8. Reeves, and Mr. Bentley. Yesterday, the Good Friday of 1868, we had once more for the music Madame Rndersdorff, Mr. Rims Reeves, and Mr. S.ntley, and in addition Madame Draadil, Mr. Harper, and Mr. Levy. The concert, as usual, began with "The Old Hundredth," sung in unison, and with stupendous effect by the vast assemblage, and which was followed by a selection from the sacred music of Handel, Mendelsohn, and Ccsta. With such singers as we have above enumerated, and all singing tine which have become long since identified with their names, it is not weed sary to do more than state that in each ease the artist hilly sustained his or her reputation. Only one air shall we specify as producing an effect that was almost electric. Mr. Sims Reeves' " Sound an Alarm" was delivered in hie best style, and applauded with the utmost enthusiasm. Besides the music, the attraction consisted of two wonder. ful " Little Men" from Italy, and an equally remarkable " Big Man" from the United States. Of the little men the usual particulars may be stated. They are as remark• able for their symmetry and intelligence as for their dimi nutive stature. They ere the children of a prolific father and mother, and have left behind them, at Ferrara, eleven brothers and sisters of more than fhe ordinary stature. This much, however, may be said of them without any exaggeration, that they are smart, vivacious little fellows, have been well drilled, and will no doubt prove attractive in the coming holidays. The giant is a Norwegian, as tall as one of the pines of his own land, and as strong as a Viking. He is, although nearly 8 feet in height, well pro. portioned ; and, having served in the American army, has learned to carry himself so as to set off his immense height to the best advantage. COMNINCEIIRNT OF THZ EXCURSION SISSON. - Notwithstanding the number of persona--attracted by the imitation of " extension of time of return tickets "—who left Lon ion on Thursday, the excursion season proper commenced yesterday. At an early hour in the morning a busy scene was presented at the 'event railway stations, and among the general company there was • large number of volunteers destined for Portsmouth. The three-shilling tripe to Brighten and back were Imply patronised—the excursionists booking from London-bridge, Victoria, and Kensington being in excess of them of the same day last year. From the former station alone three trains were despatched to Brighton, consisting in all of about 00 car doges. A cheap train also left London-bridge for Hastings and another for Portsmouth ; and in addition to the ready response to the low tariff to most of the stations in the service of the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, there were "up " excursions from all parts of the line. In con nexion with the London, Chatham, and Dover line, well- Med trains proceeded from Ludgate-hill and Victoria to Margate, Hastings, fee. From the Waterloo terminus a densely packed train left for Southampton, Portsmouth, Salisbury, tax, " returning on the same day ;" and the stations—in the MIN company's service—at Twickenham, Richmond, Teddington, Kew. Hamptoneourt, ho., were resorted to by some thousands of persons. Juvenile anglers eagerly availed themselves of the short cheap journeys on the Great Eastern Railway, by which route the Rye-house found. as usual, many admirers. The Charingerose, Cannon-street, and London-bridge stations of the South Eastern line were besieged with travellers to all parts ; and besides those booking for distant jour neys, cm unprecedented number selected Greenwich-park as the main attraction. Evidently vying with the "cheap trains" to Gravesend and bask advertised by the South Eastern—vie the " loop Line," As —the Tilbury and Southend line met with a pest increase of their Mae at the reduced fare of is 4d. The Metrepoli tan (underground and eaten/kee) Railway despatched trim in rapid meeession during the day ; and on the Great Western, North Western, and Great Northern lines the traffic will exhibit a favourable return. The attrac tions at the Crystal Palace °medicably segmented the traffic by the various modes of mayoress@ to Sydenhain. The number booking from the Loudon-bridge terminus reseed 16,000, whilst over 3,000 booked hem she " high level" line, Ludgate-lull ; and the visitors from Victoria, Kensington, to., were proportionately peat. Luang the holiday folk many preferred • trip by water ; thousands proceeded tip the river, and the saloon Assam, the Alex andra and Palmerston, left the Old Swam Pier well laden with passengers. Hampstead-heath was thickly covered with pleasareeeeken, and, with the axeeption or shows sad roundabouts, almost all the adjunies of a pope- tar /Mr wen to be seen ; " three stioks a penny," " cheap Jacks," vendors of piper plumes, the " fun of the fair," oranges, nuts, ginger-beer, ho., were in abundance; and kiss-in-the-ring and donkey-riding were amongst the most eon spicuous of the 1810•111111111 ill. :1 CDIUOI7/1 GOOD FSIDAIr BIQUISTS.-111 years keg since pulped away many of oar ferefathem appear to r have entertniaed some very Waage nohow' es to the mode of distributiag their unplug cub. A; for isetsace, an in . habiteat of • City pariah who lived about four centuries yo left six or eight @Magi to be expended anandly in of faggots with which to Mum le d a t e. drio*W hali teetator, am Peter Elyaboado. by trill dated Idatt, loft • sum of roomy that • terms' slight be Lombardevery Oced Friday in the shank of Allhallows, -street; ; sad at the sloes of the service provides that • to—ea sad • packet of minim or plums shall be f ro v ig ell of sixty of the younger sishe of Christ's who attend suck eervion This =atom wee observed yeeterdsy. The prayers wave read by the Rev. IL W. Imeignsa snit peeesbed the semen by the rector, the Rev. C. Ileelwasks. At the elms of the service several other children pertlelpetail in the gift, end number of poor persons resolved gabs of i t end breed. Under the will of the same testator, it is w o es Unary to distribute on Whit Sunday sixty hams to par parsons, the distribution baring, se dies tibia pies over Symonds's grave in Liverpool-streek The spot is sow °prink by tie ?Milroy teaminum lard year the distribution took plane in the t of the lefsat School room, Riettopegste-ohnrchyerd. I. the _parish of 80. Bartholomew the Great, • diner unknown left a onsil ram of money to be distributed over his tomb en Good Friday. That tomb, too, is now gene, and yesterday the Rev. J. Abbias, after performing divine service in the ancient alemelt, mate out Welke helps* Main to the chunk, and upon • flat Mum there throw down twenty four mixprales, whisk were eagerly *bed up by • siedisr number of aid wain who bad been provierat* seleeted to receive the gift--City Paw RoArleatis' three great prepezaiirms far the heir, the cani=em ei r ses t the teeth, aro knows In sil ewe= of the "Msearrar MO siSslsliftsdi f&DS GIDUMS. end eleregicre, les acme of Me grads. am. panelless hive I= , me yeeporke eiths gnaw mast• ' l CoMt i r rim omutleden In promisee paws ammo taddeme eammelee Ea lbo wszamees Rev Midas imiredeeed Les tLe memmemelem 2fe ”Odenie" Ice ine Medi Ybieilag t o ese arms& ebb have end so Mar for nand len yemsee - lOW mem Mays the pet ewe u m od e prmineed peewee SI ow *dr te sildbeled lefts demilinS ehaseetar of ink amt to Me Mel Ina wine maw raw do NM Mew In emmedpi— Wendiemmeei te &WOW* la away. Walker's Beif-Eistoes Ha* doolhal* iken Ineerelly sett stra isg et k in Tit VOW MO Yells. Welber, Maier, os, laboa•—(Admetimesentl • 1 I 11! , ...,-_-_---- i gETRoPOLITAN and CItKAT WESTERN 1 A . TKINSON ssi CO., 198 to 212 t VMBT- r/IRIATRE ROYAL HOLDOltN.—Rispatly IVA RA TLWAYS. EAST= HOLE OAYS. I ILINSTRIL-1111DOLROAD, LONDON. -K. repeated sad reffeatewl e l ' Under Ow awiteseffewi m Yin Pew Josphs. New sod Whaled Tiff Wetstaw wlit °Pm oil writ MONDAY, wttb Mr. T. Cill~, JUTRA TRAINS. vs . CIABINIT MANUFAOruRaits.--Bhow Rooms famous dowse of the POSY DOT :• NW 01111411potAssalse Pala 1 ,. , i N. , % ~.ry tWeuty nonutril to owl frees NANII--- toe twery Delortpetos of Furathow. entitled THIS WHITE YAWN, by Ili. 501 7 II N .. ~s. ry h all h oof to end from KILMILYUTON sad the T" I • . . 4a Iktropuhtan stabus. i CARPKT WAREHOITBEREN. FORMAL TWORNANCILS. low putkwiere en Mt. el 1.. Alu .xL wee °yen daffy Rem le te L ...----__ ... r rm. •la .1 171 , TA11:117 , 12 TIYAIITI I