The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

r" ✓ 4 4°. vrolje. "- i N EWSPA PER " au • 4 -t` S S 74U X a et- It . t J No 4,904.) UTTA, calling at MADRAS.—The well clipper aus diary steam .hip Ytiki •.! lona herse pone?, nor, Lading in the Victoria Lenin Docks, rill leave the 13th %lay, inhaikinr paasengert at m u d lotiThitt Gravies:al on the rah %1.0 Chu minnow. lit .hip, hunt ex po* ter the liclfa tra.l.., Imo Ir. n thoroephly retitled. has aceontrrioilatoin for pas...engem and will carry an ex perisand utintron and a ateriarihia The senior will he cueliaeoll monthly by one of the farming bis4msaing anaillary steam Mori helongint; tonne Company : I Thee ilionwpmrr Loft Jocelyn. 9.94.2 1 SA LIM 900 701 LIU 300 1.0011 SW 2. 900 — liunTof asain7:. June IS. July 15. August IS. utember 16. lA toner 15 N OVelllllO, 14 December lb. qua= el the ewu loalra iiii I ill) 11.10 WV IW - Friplight se prow apply to Mama 01111DLAY mad Co.. _lVO••••4ftwt, the Itteken. Noma ALltiali MITT Asa C, I,adrah•l4o•l4, :st Olio Mess ot ta•Compem. R Ittortmt-low, Unrims. LC.. wimp aim mpg& rain tot ispistaiesi• as lenteilipook la Mk strolai *mid to mac _ tcplRD DlPAW2teselary. "warm sod Laselee - WY ted), Illsebiebso. DiljITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE rAilier grill a Y it% CV Direct ,to be despatched .n the fah May leaf ahipping day Nth Map the well-karma. tad-latea Nrftlt lanllt altip A NTIPODItt. Al 11 la ( Len s = t 8 0 iA ,L IIIIIIIIII *our, Cesmastatler. leadlias thte too Alp wet UM Iy Mr. Labs at Ilmaidsad. Image the halrectlea of the cautatett expeataly lag Opt terra as W • tall puop, •14Ia Reatrral• samatimilakm• der atki pis.~ earn. sad • ill earry as d macron. U dried.—Ter freight or passage apply to ITEM' eppaytemee ? and MOO p, 11111111er stmt. lIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN UNI .1" .4 vitsicrr SHIP —Por AIit:LAME Dirtet ^lwo MA wired train the colony, aod bore quick despatc h , the Brillaharellt clipper harem IREIi Z. A 1. 700 lan. i,%%1L0 1110:t.14, radanmeder, Iyhig in Loodon Docka tioodlte cruel, reirelarly employed is the Adelaide Dade, le ealmows Mr her eelfone mid comfortable memos,- odioe f. cabin macrame or terms of freight or pear. +PO to lemma PRTZIit TINDALL RILEY, ford ltn , 17, Once , nun It 4irret : or to DkVITf and 210011 LR, R 111111teraereeL 11 EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 ?Aran SHIT —TA. LAUNCriTriffl dhect flue a ;mot pert of her eery. eisyseel, ea 4 will %awe inilibedilde erepekli Iteltbiti-bellt clipper bergoo WZIMIVIT, A wo•bil SNP Kew TRIM AA h 341111, l'eseesseder =tte Lomiee Melia This reeeel. Veal expremly lit Ilse init. bee Peel arrive.l after a rapid prow. lie hies eleseet .courecolelloie foe a fee rile( cable peeeesteere —Yoe term of poled or prow apply In tie T Y WALKER, No ISA, Pt. Iltleasallste: Atp I ITT ead 1110011 P, stmt. I'aad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Ir.t r i l pc . sier Asir —Few Hi/BART TOWN Direct lise Ise armed bale the VAsay. sad will Mere assin tame. *ebb . the illeelM Aeneas *ppm HEATHER BELL. A 1 13 PI" NSW , 4rS keel M VI% HAlnteefoliTti. Cost nesder bine he the hoheios Dada Thai beestatel lir lore eat mew* tar 1,111111. W meet elegem' seesmeeds. bee be sod see et the 691999 dips out el She pet Leedes. pplermed Wee semis *so the esker, ra‘ sad 4 ._ 19 9/ 9 tttrOt._—rwr Isms et &data or pee my epee, to DINiTT mil NOUN; halliereereel riEVITT askl MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE j" .4 PACKET 41IP —far PORTLAND BAT Dlnat is vacs lat Ws.lev . hasionlawlw4 Inn IM C.6ey, aM will in Innenapia 1www.1i.1.17. wWilknows. Alwrken. rlippw MN Yip VILAN4 En BUTT, A 1. eigNst 13 1.. n., ALEMANNIC& Owninnolnr Maw In the 1,11.1.6 NAL TAY wuNks.wie mod suand Aw bier to.t lading oitutlitits. NM las my =par asomendstlewlag cblef and avow' ma walli t a =-4W Isms o f ap to d rimbl us x=e ply Vomit 1900111. 1 1 11 416.4.984. . w I. DEVITT aM WOK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLOMP bon LIMON Dirret. - - - - - Pat I Ible. Toompo. IV eg tf or ebo Ir e 241 Da Rfere 1.1911 OloorsOmogy. &MO Mall Taw MINIM ..i SAO C a Voltimitoll Ike of pribots . isserly .""" roinp=ori • toomotoo. feed • yield Immo tropoloilta. pr. moor eel weld llt ray rani etrol—lror ollmepoloto rompooftto *deg or prow to Amara& to UMW BUM sod Co levorpool; oil *grab for en Mork NI We wild T. IL MACKAY mod Co.. 1. LeadashaltrAzort, Usk* LC. "MRR. MOM RIGRAM and SONS' (of ims Lawks, MI el PACK ET RIIIPS to ArallAUA.—lfie PIN Phillip. aunt le leave the flak. s. Twat, lbe ISIS May. caliber et Plyrevethl. the elliveth.l dipper dip 1.1 41 Wee. E I KVA' N ELL. Comarvill .. 1 / 1 •11 r the art ladle Oulu. Iler aevetemoda II us for dl ele.roTt: jellarleptifts7 oTri;titstass;:t, .4stie lona ovsy ittp.D. A UPIPIIT. INA MORGAN. ulth Mewl Monoi "Vivant W mm. 134 Lossieshatilatrret. —Paaisenger. by this limo et parrola are roam.- Mem Psrltlingtor to Plymouth Ord clam toe arson-elme farm sad bereklml,lase for thlrd.clime fares. • lintairtiNEWENT .Ithe departure .4 the Tatra. The aleph.. tun •4 nit... AA. I MI h.. n potr.ned. In ..hter In meet tho er:thrt 44 fettle* desin....4 visiting the National EthllOtloo. FW % ALPARA ISO, touching at St. Vincent, I lAT 1.1: % VIII., and 21.hte V1r1e....-The Taeltic `item N - n1ia..... l'...pany's Kid Nail In.. h...m 114 TALCA. I IRO I. 11 titTIN D lIAM WILL. ('ommander. will salt post- I awl, he Übe A1...A. port... +All RIMY. time lth Slay. I ni. yr...... 4 1.A...nn 0n.,....t .......anurtalatiurt for tar W. . .4 r.....r • .4 In 1.:1 , 1 .4 treahire no rotbrr=l.4.7n . et rant. will 1.. lA,. appl) At the Cralithay'a Wake% Wahine. i Wilms. Water sir.. t. 11. en. 0.1; ee in 1....1“.. ho Ylealea. g GIIIVIITIFI, TAT,. am& 21+112.11, 2, Whitt liart-eweet. I. •, 2.'4 attn.& lareelhol. Wad. TAIL w. J. COXIAX. lkeridea. • WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION t o ' NEW V..Rts lore. t —The LIVET:IIMM. NSW TOIL end PIIII tUELPIIIA 4 TE.ItI ‘IIIPCIIPA NV Wend thapaklh lAe their hal rowere .1 iron S. rew alma thipa, earning at gamma. Mom tn rod• irk pawatment and deapatehe• ("Mws: WEVRLY P . Rott LIVEREIIot. 141 it NIAV YMIL CITY Or RALTIMokE, Wednesday, May 7. KANE ARANO, N...11.....tay, May CITY "V NEW VOP.K, Wv.invv.lay..tplll 21. And every attet h oilllg Cabin parenee. Is. IT. and TI amines.. am - mediae to the lIMMTI - Penrod n miltietta, iselniling all provisions aaaaaaL Pernwritatr. ens (Wanda and the Nesters States lamitod abilnall as very advantammas terms.-1w farther partieulan WILLIAM INMAN, V. haterwtreet, Liverpool; or to and MACILT, at. King Willtent-etreed, BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STMANAIII Ph. appointed hy the Admiralty to mg between LIVERPOOL an.l 7 I.W YORK. and hetwten LIVER POOL and 11014 TOIL with Utterly to tail at Halifax or nth, radii; ha bed and rietedwa Biala e..da and pametwows, the biros calm all Halifax to hod SAW receive intmenimrs and her Ihdestrs malls. The following or (her rtsteta are ap pointed to wll from Llverp•ml, tailing at Cork to ettette the N agle : NIAGARA. for 11.1sTliN. natnr.lay, May 3. • ! 4 4.4171A. for NEW YlilOC. Saturday. May 10. • TaMag panoolavr. and Rout. for Nassau anti Havana. to be Inneferndat New York nn ivord the it.M.S.s. Karnak. EUROPA. for 71.**Ti , N. Saturday. May IT. PERSIA, for SF.W YURK, Katuolay. May 24. Pto.we money, M*11141112 el.-ward's fee an 4 provision*. bat *kin oil afros or liquor. -To Mania* amt Nat..., chip( cabin. .t."! and ral.in. a In. T.. New York, chirf raldn. X 26: re-, ....too. sin Vr.-Isclet to Italif.tt, 11.toton, and New York, CS fp • ! Ind 5 per cent prlinae.—Apply to .1, H. Voogd. t Old London . and 12. 19arr dm is twos. 0. and J. horn% ltochanan.ttrevt, Glasgow . D. bbl 0' N !vet. QessaeSeene D. and C. M'lver, 4, Water. 1.,,,rip00L G9PJFIQ HAG EN, from Lotolmi Di rect. —The well- Surma WOW steamer It Orf AYMILIAN will he ilemotehol toot Weletitowepo ird. May. —Apply to the owners. Mews. AMIN to.triwo and ee Plerootionlew. IC. to IMILLUPS MIA'S% sod PHILLIPP*, 11. Rood-lwo, LC. PHILLIPPR, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS will &yea* tbs radarmaatleael assaallass AMIN= as I' PATTENDAM. the RATATII3I., Gan the MGM and 7 ° ,4 4de.team tt hart. Wapping. every Sunday tnoralust, At 11 Lie art the rvicw4 sRU, .vrry Thursday mondas, at •as ham of the Toner. 11111.11111. the tell MAN. Wedeeteday eventac. April earla lonelydears. Vane: LI, sod I. krtant lielrete Weed at a Ws sad a halt Nnik , —Tbe hallway between Dresses tad Bremerhaven le ' toe Ow .otmlaskre ut pseetatters mad iserchaudlite pir...l st.nuitoy av taITHIN the GUNTAr WANA, aantlay ranaulsg, Yea 4. brat florartydeent. ram. U te. sad LI h To be kb 4,6 44 the Whilst awl MINNA lercorINMAUILN„ the LAM ANOLIAN, May I tram Ise raer i er y E sitr ai GlLlS . Palh lice4 M. Lad him G. rirri! TIZTH ! TEETH !—Oue 8.1 f ftnowd la ht a blether . ate MUNI witttoat pals air ourartr.ft ably by My. PATLIIOOI4. beldid.ll. tliy. WH MI and 80IIND TIZTH are indispensable XLI. liessmal Allesilms lid Is Milli lied 1 smeelty by 99 P`t Ilililistese id het 110WIAIIDS itmeiTs. ye IMPITIYILICX. limmumiel of Orisili blimelisse• Is et immehmalis like im mid blimabbig Us Seek tlimills•••• ismem mert IN • tae t• 7r._ _lmek Iserse WOE Ow now ow "'• . 99 Mlisselessy. sod pairs se/ 1 09 ~ 999 99 *bib It imports • smellier islesemm ns t L abor NSW km slimiest IN. st rat Os alit st wink as/ yea. mod Ime real& Ms 11 9 ( Mil&mesa spe ll= M ori by Chselisem eirt liskara lik kr " ow M* boo wist M 4 I 0. OA' ANIVZR FAILING REMEDY. Dr. 11001711 BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS. prepared with. out ear kerwerisi Ingredient. from the reeope of Dr, seott, will be (mind invaluable to all who suffer from bilious aml liver com plaints, billtivatlon, wind, spawns, trlddinma, dlzOnew of the eyes, &c. ler habitual costiviseen sea family aperient remile Me, anil as a partner of the blood, they are truly excellent lu t►eir operation said grateful to the steenech they create appetite, promote ellpegles, and strourtlies the whole nervous sy►tem.— tadA by W. lambert. le, Janamatreet. and hy moat druggutte, In limo,, la le& and b. 9d. De sore to ask for Dr. Scott's Mona and IlverlPlD• The genuine we a square green poekage, with lambert.'espnved Oa the stamp. OPENING of the INTERNATIONAL • BAzAAR, sghlbition.rowl, Borth Kensington. The INTEENATIONAL BAZAAR will be OPEN to the FHB- • LIC oa THURSDAY, the lst of May, as 12 o'clock. Ou that day the price of schnlanies will be one shilling; henceforward the price will he 6d. mob person. By the kind permission of Ooloind Hugh Bantle, Royal Bone iinardv Blue, the band of that mgt. ment, meter the direction of Mr. C. Boast, will perform daily hem SW a o'clock p.m. Arreaguniente are pending for additional musical attractions. A will be published of each days performance. Istornatisnal UMW hr been most attractively decorated by M. I . .tokonert and Co., decorators of HMG to bte in ' print Abe Mower of as Trench. The refroamonts minima been taken by Mama Bacon and Green, Wile will ere the bid egertioss to make the department worthies pone support. The Baum will be open each morning ate oclock, and will closer searM es mmHg* at the same time as the Inter national ZeirlbMien. and their aseietaate will be ist milted tree. 16ddbitors are requested to lend In their goods and to flt np their reenion net haw Men Monday, Ayell M. THE LONDON PAVILION , TichboraP atreet. top .4 the liaymarkel—VlßlTOlti to the SZffi- ISITIO% —The largest dining atoms is the lletropolla Ac commodation fur 2,000 persons. Breakfaati from 8 a.m., le.. Innner always ready!, from Its. On and after May 17, inglitib, Preach, Garman, and Italian waiters. The Musical 'pent commences at 8 o'clock precisely. WIDL and SON !fIIAMMIIII., Proprietors. EAII-DZ-Vl3.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, I. peurtelea, le demonstrated, upon analysis, to be subsoil fres ken aridity, sad yr, superior to recent bons of Cows. In Trzonett bottles, ass per doz.: or in a ewe for the country. Mt. Minya) atrriege paid fin Annals, sad to be Aimed sable/ 111.11Nalf BUT and Co, ind Yurelvals, Heibera,Z.C. ITEREZ.—Fide Deaner BHERRY, No. per dos. itgirMf i l w or d ad=r i atr i teisrA= ism AO. INTOTIOI to FAMIELIES. —Meter& TAYLOR bog le submit ask We of pried for the bed erlidela Chasid anise Pod deNty, per 11., via, American, ed. to W.: Chidire, 7011. to ; Ctseidar, 7td. to 64.. Llpe ftlltm. laa Otayilve, OL ; hatter. la ed. Wiltshire Bann iby the did er half. Old. Sail Ss* Batter. 10d. to Is. 2d.: fresh ditto, Is. ad. to Is. N. Tait Mos, 110 to ed.. choke ditto rem alba So 10Ibs..W. Oa Tes, S. to del. each. Yours Pools , fs. to fa ft lame o.esta 66.—M. sod J C. TATIOIt, 76, Litlbrilks=osidowsprift W. upes tor adore daily. CniKiCELEBRATED READING SAUCE, re siri sithwAr alleemed wilt' rib. Qoti Stab. asap. Grab Gravies, Set and Cold ale a d sarlealled for general ass, In mkt by the west respectable Isbell sauces —C. UOlOOl4. Lilts & mole iseastactirer, w.J. sad C. Cocks. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. W AVM' wed eON, S sad 4. 0001111.1111JZT, W. P. and B. BICYFUI3 HAVI n al i NeD .a. . ADDITIONAL AND WONT ILITINSITE Not to amitio-wrinare oorfq opprwito liondotniit), Ia osidutit with their city Pima% le IL Y•ROA IX THOM ABOUT TO IVAN= sto rtoprottally wialtM to Impost thoir g =r .u. wirloit Obi* of ftrwslais /*Wien all boa 00006 CARILLON NW TO ANT PART Or rn ILINGOON. Moolnitod Catmlogew grads Asa pout Dow. nAzwirs RILF-ACTIVE YZAT SORKIN 1../ mils • lags Mos d mut signs nun Imarni og soak 1"•• anion is laws : mai birstitnity reasiell way pork nig* browsed di mg. sad di 14, was sal ustritious prepirliss rsialasi Prise N Thus surprising sagas sop preinsid ••••selsigis• st hut ItARLOViII POTATO NTIAMER, the Cook's se Satalltbte rIW of sooklag tlua favourite ireptebie fa periesties. Pries Y., Ts., Os. ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Ilsosmsidrs triseod, wiresistset to saes i tau et sosisla War Mao It& ed. .WOl Is* 20 yesra ) IaLRLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No jur wry me ',dimmest disturbed Is Nlttn. Will VIM t Minn NO la moat Priem ea and wpiranl. BARLOW'S SZLF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VINT PIG SALIM ; w owe Oat beer sr mow Wm. Velem at ; Male "Ismirm plated. 9o.—Apply direct to WILOW. passim 14. William•street, Mammion. beams Ompthailis asimprid Mina to every Wit& . gloaters are under legOiNsok Bagnielogiatelle. NOlNlsheml QPECIAL TROUSSEAU WA REHOUSE. alp nit lova ma mast movable stoek at RIMILLNII MEDAL ymujam! Tic!ii:rcurom The =AL OLD HA ND.I4 PUN CA MDILIC TM LAW Onaililate Deparimall midis vgli *way WNW et the magi Inexpensive prkvs. A. ILACILBOILN ES LA DI IDy INDIA fIrTKITTI NO Wffirelbosse, 801.711 AUDLILI SMUT, LONDON. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.- TIM BI'INOE%In ILLAL SPANISH LACK. IMITATION Dili° lIAL WItCH. sad SPANISH SHAWLS. MEAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, SI (Wawa IMITATION SHAWL% and lIANTLa r s r . A. ILACEDIMINIIII SPANISH U. SIXTH AUDLET-ST., OIIONVENOMIQUAIIi. LONDON. HAMILTON sod KIMPTON, TAILORS, UM. STRAND. The 111 W COATING 9 for the coming season are now ready, of wtk spuelneu gartuenta are kept for Inspection. The trouser- Inp hi gnat nuiety. and of leagues and patterns that m ust Oa excelled. A select stook of walking, lounging, and over oasis are always on hand. at HAMILTON and imerrwrs, 106, Strand. opposite Raster hall pilit MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NIW SPRING AND SUMS= STOCK. ter She World-hoed Sooksh ANOOLA I9a TROUSERS. Is now replete and ready tar his 'Mee Trousers were originated byV i c ales, Rises only address le 73. 13 ROI IR -STAR RT. RANOVIR-SQUARR sad who is not connected with any person Imitating aM adver Using In hie rase. lath IiBILUART. 141. A RARE COMBINATION. Valli and SON be respeethdly to remind the public that is every department of all their establishments the highest degree of eseelknee le am/slated with prior the most moderate. Their celebrated IN IIISrIiNSABLI SLIT, adapted equally for walking. riding, travelling, or Millirem, may he had in a large variety of semonable and fashionable materials, from Me. to TO., This is universally arknowledged to he the cheapest and most ftrric ral , le suit ever produced. To he obtain, d only of E. 110454 and SON, Merchant Tailors, lighlt Makers, Wmdleri Drapers, Hatters, !logien, Boot and Shoemakers, and General Oultltters. London Houses: City Establishment, 159, 155. 156, 157, Winorief , 43. 64. 65, ea sv. 67, so, I.ldgate. Oxford-street Breach, 506, 507, 1506, New I klfattl.iircet . 1. 2. S. RlLlt.lltreet. Tottenham courtroad Branch, 137. 139, Tottenhameourt-niad . 283 Meatoe-road. Country establishments , . Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked in plain figures the lowest West, trout which no abatement sea be made. Ali) article not approved of will be exchraged, or the money returned Lists of prices, with wiles for self-measurement, sad patterns, tree. Extensive preparations have been smile for the spring. MOs sad SOWS establishmenta are closed every Friday evesiagresameit until 11 sanest till Saturday evening it sunset, when business le o'clock. riORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE ,/ FAIN ELTRACTILD and CURED In one minute. without fatting or Kr Wet lits. by Mr. RANDALL. SS, Rgentotreet. Lao ailisisd by MK issoU tf preferred. Trms. is. Id. Os ta Mr. IssiW Sestissostsis from the Royal fondly, =Ma themssafts et Where, tom alg a of sa• to the following g :— Yeas the RRev. the =Mop Loudon .—" Ikeda boo *Rectoured Ma our as voy het without giving any pain.' —"Sir Robert Altarmass, St, K JoaieWeptaro. hos had to 0 large toenails and • ears estrasiol tree Mr het by Mr. Randall, sad ern strongly Obtene. el. Seett Quartet. REFORMS PURE PLUID MAGNES IA D IN i ir ism deriag twenty4vo years, emphatically mac illomod the matleall proterloq aad universally aompted by Os es Um bast remedy for acidity of the stomach, bees pat, and Indlirstiun, and as a mild ape flat drYaala amseltnitiona, more especially for ladles and ddid na is • prepared. In a Mato of perfect purity and =Mei. only by DINNSVOILD and Co., 17Y, New mad mold by aa riapoctablo chemists, o=ll4 .6l lhowerhi L yozzAws 00PAILEM--Copsibe and Cube)* doablidis Ys b rentallea, ant blame Arno on of teg• abhe lob aM visa sad occasion *allay pa1ae0,..,, , W pads dalastaaso. N. basso lute suctreflrd Is readertag ih mese p s sesso. perfectly I enormous, by l eerier W s me cod a s th , mob. propertles. Thle prepare. elea Ire Hasa aiepled by las Para man am a Ilassaal Mole l• Perla sad the different Landes =acs. as. Thesses% Illafs, sad St. Bartholomew,* IL am at Wawa Lioat, Palma, sad Leone cwt . "ltam%fiera The saves" idth Is des et elleeta a about si ither =Lig we Abeam laf capowas 44. :fr peek Oa M. 0, halo walnut. ft mitswaient. usual: sr. aria Para: sal al amnia LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1862. CAIITION.-WATHERSTON and BROGDEN reeomarnal the public to have the Carat Oold stated oa the insoles—. Plus Gold and Pure Cold," as applied to Amelia% Wintdaludea. WATHSRSTON and ItROODISMit OULU and all stades manufactured by them, are sold upon ads principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory. IS. leariettaatreet, Coventaszden, W Assays made of chains Mid leveller, tor M. saoh.—N.B. Thu .C. ..sabushmant is closed at la the evening, and mi Saturdays at I. ipo the NIRVOIIS and DIIMILITATED,— J. A BOOK on thts subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the dinieted. All persons sulferias treat tiro ordinary Molests et Wrieldnd should at once send a stamped directed envelope to MIL C. K., 1, YAlth.street, lineketeprend, London, when • eery WIN beftenediately returned. OIL &MTN ON NERVOUSNESS, 011/11LEAL DUMMY, do. Jest pablidted. rise la., poet free from Mo Author Nett A MEDICAL ESSAY oat the CAUSIC III :n CURE of PREMATURE MUNI la MAN, with plain direction for perfect restrostlea to Weak moll vigour, the result of twoerplive years' stiocesetul prestige la tisleestrasatot thou peculiar nervous sod acquired Moms" abash toad to =Maw sad shorten lite. By Dr. J. L. 0011Teklfy AReenaMedinieet. Ploesetilly, London. Consul le NE I, sad •to IL Weisel nnimultation solos issomadorof oboes the boot will not be found asetal 7 whotheriatier= _ . Ilientilallat et parent, or Leit,os : Maw >o. Cor Pre nh c r r. 04ffirmIL' —ask . and J. Allen. M. Wavelet:Aim DR. OULVFIRWE'LL, M.R.C.S., L.M., L.S.A., si oRIAT MALLHOROUGIUSTANWP, W., Can be °Derailed upon all cameo: Nervous DMA litr. lavahalm, linebbm, Palpitation, Lou of Memory, Iseapacity, Bperma liereera, Iterat , Cauterisation, and Malodor. Ai an entire nes and 00021 Work, raMtled .OURRELVite.'• _ . _ ♦ vi r dok o cal Eertew nl the ahor., IL : by poet. Is. IA lealad, la ed. Yen; Combat. or Author, as above. Dr. C. Ina, be consulted daily YU 14, at The tod-ollee button Baths, Ilk Bt. Martins-le-Grand. and I. Great blarftseroughetreet, M., from 1 tUI f p.m. MR. FOSTER AND LORD HOBAR.TI3 RE- PORT ON THE FINANCES OF TURKEY. The report of Mr. Foster and Lord Hobart on the financial condition of Turkey, to which fre-1 quent allusion was made in the discussions on the subject of the late Turkish loan, has now been laid before Parliament. It forms a parliamentary paper of forty pages, and gives a very complete account of the present state of the finances of Turkey ; while the valuable suggestion. which it contains will afford the greatest assistance to the Person , charged with the duty of introducing reforms into the finan cial administration of that country. It is a document which will require to be studied in exteaso by our capitalists and by those engaged in the Levant trade ; but the following abstract of its contents will be of use to the general reader. The tables of revenue and expenditure are taken from the accounts for the Turkish year 1276 (1869-60). woomx. The revenue is stated to be derived from the fol lowing !cures. : _ _ 2. yargbs on imams x 224,320 2. B.a , =Maim, or mamma. for elm/4Mo 22 ' from military swim & Tithes • 1,244,515 4. Tan me sheep 706,332 t. ra l lair f rit is a 8 63 7. Doty so Mims. ...: , ... % . t 205,8Z2 & Datj OS la ....mu... 44 & Ten immateasar-m.. 10. Stamp duties whim 11. Emcee 11 liegistralion of " Tape bind tits m end Mindere 13. du Misoellansatei des (mostlering de sml . trade limas* y differing 313.258 14. The . . 60, 142 15. The mememmeat rioting eilk• . . t , 7,330 16. Missiikesous Mahe property (ohiedy derived M_ Me Mit of venous buildings bebop '• • ins te ipsvidlimsat) 17. rithrthoo —4. ^ • 1 6,090 18. F0rm51.... *4... 5 .2 38 19. F a e, finis i r.• • 62,486 90. Salt wake • 85,537 21. YON ' 9,150 . . . . . .. 22. Wes al tuil pragurty asinglour to Au &ate 040 28 Tnbuted I a. .s. 374,296 34. Ravenna derived bum tin 26. lievesue derived bora the V:l7r il et Court T. £9,7U,1108 A full ateount is given of each of theee Retiree's of revenue, and iaggeetions are made for removing the inequalities which exist in regard to several of them in different provinces, as well es for intro ducing other improvements. The verghi and niche! militaire, in particular, are shown to operati very uuequally iu different , districts. • With regard to the lathes, *it is Itatdd that the Ports has already inanenrated a scheme by which it is hoped that the grievances complained of will be remedied ; each village is to pay its tithe direct to the government, the management and collection being vested iu s council elected by the inhabitant*. Various suggestions are made with regard to the customs aid tobacco duties, more especially with the view of improving the mode of collection. The tax on oontraits'and the stamp-duties are not nearly so productive as they might be rendered. The uaiseediunions duties are very vexatious and burdensome, and are for the must part recom mended to be abolished. The Post-office does not yield more than about 50,000 i. per annum. The postal service is very inefficient, and to a great , extent in the hands of . foreign companies. The revenue derived from fisheries, furcate, salt worlu, and mines, is represented to be small com paredwith what it would be under ter out, and if the difficulties were remoi which now impede the operation of persons engaged in commercial euterprises con nected win them e With_ mew& to . gad) other enrols of Pah& revenue not referred to here, it may be stated that the real property belonging to the State is recom mended to be sold, some alterations are suggested respecting " Tapou" lands, and excise duties are reported to be kept at • lower scale than they should be, owing to the stipulations of commercial treaties. BIPINDITCIBI. The following is au abstract of the budget of expenditure for the same year : 1. Interest and sinking fund of the foreign debt £891,023 2. Interest and sinking fund of the home debt 606,620 3. Mama pilgrimage, and espouses connected with the Holy Places 384.252 4. Civil list 1,253,878 5. Bupenusnuatious and charities . ... 213,304 6. Greed council and taming 7. Ministry of War 8. Artillery SI 145,630 „ 9. Marine 790,801 10. „ Tribunals 85,244 „ 11. &calf 12. „ Interior 13. „ Foreign &Hairs 14. „ Commerce and Public Works 77,940 „ 15. Public Instruction 16. „ Mice „ 17. Femme NEW LITZILAZY PAPER. On Saturday, May "w ill - 314 ppear - the Find Number it pp. Mel cd THE PARTHENON : a Weekly Journal of Literature. Science, and Art. Price M. Stamped ad. Edited by C. W. Gootornt, R M w Author of the Mosaic Coe s 24C3 " Lathe ys and AITHICTION will contain :—Reviews and Notices of New lthMlisb and Foreign—Oviginal Articles upon subjects 01 aeaeeal and *oval interest—Foreign Correspondence, trom various parts of the world—Katracta from Foreign Journals of Literature and Art—Articles upon Scientific itubJects—Full =of the Weekly Meetings of the Learned Societies— Notices of Art, Musk, and the Drama—Obituary liecords of Distinguished Men—Miscellaneous Notes on cur rent Topics of interest N.B. The Parthenon .111 he published every Friday after noon in time for the Evening Post, so u to ensure Its circula tion throughout the country on Saturday. May be had of all booksellers. Burieighetreet, Strand, W.C. ENLARGEMENT of the ILLUSTRATED TIIIIINL—Oe sod aniselfsp & the ILLIIIIMATZD TIX will he ENLAIWILD sod otherwise materially Improved. The Number to be published cm that date will form the commence- Anent of a New aeries, and will contain numerous beautify) Ingra% Inge relative to the Opening Ceremony of the Interns flour) Exhibition. with various other Illustrations of Interesting . pubib events.—Price &Li free by Pink 4 stamps.—Ofiliss & Cathafine•treet. TELKORAPHIO INTELLIGENCE. (urns% isisaiwis.l CONSPIRACY AT MILAN. MILAN, Aran. A The Neapolitan soldiers concerned in the con spiracy just discovered in this city were quartered in the Ambrogio Barracks. They were provided with poignant., pistols, and other arms, and con templated attempting to get up a reactionary move ment in Lombardy. About 40 of them have been arrested. A similar conspiracy has beau discovered at Monza. A military committee of inquiry has been ap pointed. Several priests have been arrested. RUSSIA. ST. PETKIWI3IIRG, Aram 29. The Journal de& Peterabourg of to-day publishes an imperial ukase, of which the following is a sum mary :—"ln order to place the circulation upon a firmer basis it has been considered necessary to commence taking gradual steps to enable the State Bank to undertake the exchange of its notes (Credit-Billets) for cash. For this purpose the Five per Cent. Loan of 15 millions sterling, in coupons of 50 to 1,000 sterling, has been nego tiated by the houses of Munro. Rothschild of Paris and London. The interest upon this loan will be paid at Paris, London, Frankfort, and Amsterdam. Notice for the conversion of the in terest of the loan cannot be effected before the ex piration of twenty years. The amount coming in will be placed at the disposition of the State Bank. The notes withdrawn from circulation are to be immediately burnt. Even at present the State Bank is only empowered to issue notes but in return for cash for the puree of exchanging old for new notes. As soon as the contracting of the loan shall be secured, the Minister of Finance will submit to the Emperor propositions for the gra dual exchange of notes for gold." MONTENEGRO. CONSTANTINOPLE % Ann, 27. France, supported by Russia, has formally pro tested against the invasion of Montenegro by the Turkish troops. The frontier will not, consequently, be crossed. Negotiations are in progress for the marriage of the Sultan's niece with the eon of the Bey of Tunis. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is ex pected to arrive here on the 4th of May. POLAND. WARSAW, Aram 29. To-day being the anniversary of the Emperor's birthday, the official Thiennik publishes a decree exempting the working classes from paying the class tax during the year 1862. Another decree moonlit au amnesty to 89 convicted persons among whom are Messrs. Bialobrzeski, Otto Schlenker, and Hiszpanski, and commutes the sentences of 14 persons, among whom is the printer, Maciejewski 'Kramstuck. THE PRUSSIAN ELECTION& BERLIN, Aran 29. In consequence of the preliminary assemblies held by the electors of the city, who had been re turned in the primary elections the re-election of all the deputies who represented Berlin in the last Chamber, with the exception of M. Kidine, is con sidered certain. HESSE CASSEL CASSEL, Ana 29. The official journal of to-day publishes au ordi nance of the Elector, according to which the elec tions for the Chamber of Deputies will take place on the basis of the electoral law of 1860. This ordinance further decrees that whoever intends either to be' an elector or to accept a nomi nation as member must first sign • protocol oon tainiug a declaration to the effect that he recog nises the constitution of 1860 as the law of the country. Any commissioner presiding over the elections who may not act in conformity with the ordinance will be fined to the extent of from 30 to 50 tinders. INDIA. BOMBAY, Aran 12. (By telegraph from Bees.) The Persians have occupied Herat, and are advancing on Kandahar. British aid has been asked by the Affghane. THE BRAZIL MAIL. LISBON, Aram ^J9, Svnruo. The Royal Mail steamship Magdalena has arrived here with the above mail. She left Rio de Janeiro on the Bth inst. Exchange on Loudon at Rio was quoted at 25} to 151. Coffee, 7,200 to 7,400 raj& Shipments trace the last mail, 25,000. Stock, 180,000 bags. Freights, 76 to 70. At Bahia ex change on London was quoted at 28. Cotton, 9,800 rein. Sugar, 2,700 ; brown, 2,100 rein. Exchange on London at Pernambuco was at 251 to 28. Sugar, 3,300 ; brown, 2,050 rein. Cotton, 11,050. The Extremadura arrived out on the 12th Met. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] THZ INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. We are happy to find that the iconoclaatic spirit which has seized the commisaionera during the last forty-eight hours has somewhat abated, and that very few alterations will be made in the existing trophies. We have pointed out from time to time I what we oonsidered eyesores amongst these struc tures, but we always felt more disposed to blame those who allowed them to be raised than those who ' have expended their capital in raising them. The word trophy at the present Exhibition seems to have a very broad meaning, and by a pardon able stretch of the English language, it is pox- Bible that a waterbutt or a dustbin may in future be called a trophy. The only alterations which we believe have been determined upon at present with Mircito these offending structures in the British of the nave will have the effect of turning Meesre. Falter and Andrews's large organ a little on one aide, thus throwing open a full peespective view of the nave, and of removing a smaller organ from the centre to a lower position near the middle j avenue. The food trophy has been shorn of its top-knot, and the great throne is being erected under the western dome. This arrangement will fix the ceremony at one end of the building, and the concert as the other. will also play. - The following pieces will be performed : The Prince of Wales' March Quick Much from Bales Opera, eie A. P. Godfrey, The Schiller March Quick March, `• The Advanced Guard" C. Godfrey, Jun. Wedding March, " Midsummer Night's Dream" MendeLeohn. Qui.h March from Benedict's Opera, •• Lily of Killarney '' March, " ?minimum " Wagner. At 1.15 the band of the Grenadier Guards will Total ' £11,068,68'3 proceed to the entrance in Cromwell-road, to re- To which is to be added an extra sum of 261,3361., ceive the Queen's Commissioners and the Royal on account of loss in the retiring of metallic cur- personages. rency. It appears, therefore, that for the financial A flourish of trumpets will be played by the year 1859-60 the expenditure exceeded the revenue trumpeters of the Life Guards upon the starting of by 1,376,9751. the procession. It is stated that great abuses exist with regard As the procession passes along the nave, the to the application of the sums granted for the bands will play the following marches : Mecca pilgrimage, and the maintenance of public The Cobu rg ~_ Math March edifices at Jerusalem , Mecca, and Medina. ,F 64 ..._arr.a. ~.;,. Lindpaintner. Handel. There is no efficient control over the ex- n"' — in --'— penditure of the different government offices, and in The opening will be proclaimed by a flourish of particular there is no person vested with the powers trumpets. As the procession returns to the south which a Minister of Finance ought to possess, in central court the bands will play. At the conclu fact it can scarcely be said that such a personage siou of the ceremony the military bands will play exists. A plan is proposed for remedying this the following pieces : state of things, and details are given of the manner Overture, "Pm Diavolo* in which the duties of the l'isiance Department March of the Israelites, "Eir should be carried on. Overture, • Robin Hood " Macfanes. Fackeltans The deficit for the current year 1861-62 is Invocation March, •• Oda Eiessr Wagner. estimated at about 2,920,0001., of which sum The Coronation Man*, "Le Prophets' Meyerbesr. 1,700,0001. is the excess of expenditure over National Aim, concluding with "God um the Qum." revenue ; and 1,220,0001. represents the loss Yesterday morning there was a rehearsal at arising from various causes connected with the die- Exeter-hall of the instrumental music to be per ordered state of the finances, formed at the opening of the Exhibition to-morrow. After alluding to the small amount of taxation The band consisted of about four hundred per compared with the resources of the empire, and formers, including all the most noted instrnmen stating that the taxation is only burdensome so far Jaime in London. They occupied the body of the as it is ill-adjusted, Mr. Foster and Lord Hobart hal, facing the orchestra, in the front of which mention the means by which they propose that the the conductor was stationed, the space behind him revenue should be raised to the amount required to being filled by the invited visitors, a large &Allem meet the expenditure. binge of ladies and gentlemen, among whom were 1. That Constantinople and its environs should Earl Granville, several of the commissioners, and no longer be exempted from direct taxation. • number of distinguished persons interested in (Calculated to produce a sum of 600,0001. per the Exhibition. The rehearsal began with "God annum.) save the Q11081i," which, played by such • band, 2. That • tax should be imposed on male sex- even without the voices, had a grand effect. Then mute. (Calculated to produce 450,00014 M. Meyerbeer's composition was rehearsed, the 3. That • limited concession should be made of bend being conducted by Mr. Costa, while the the very large amount of " Vahouf' property now composer stood by his aide. lie was greeted with in the hands of private individuals. (Calculated loud applause by 4 the whole assembly. His work to yield 1,200,0001 may be called an overture in the style of • 4, That an increase should be made in the tobacco triumphal march. Of course it is impossible, on a and stamp duties : (calculated to produce 50,0001. single hearing, to give any account of the construe each). tion of such a composition ; we can only give a 5 That the tithe in Anatolia should be collected vague idea of its general effect. It opens im direct by the state •, by which it is estimated that pressively witb a few distant sounds from a further sum of 12,0001. would be realised. the drums which at once awake atten- In all, 2,370,0001. tion ; they are followed by an introductory Mr. Foster and Lord Hobart do not seek to raise movement gradually increasing in strength, till the revenue to more than a sum of 2 , 2 00,000 1 - 1 the theme of the grand march it given out by the beyond its present amount ' • of which 1,700,0001. 1 f u ll clang of the brazen instruments. In the would equalise revenue and expenditure, and massive breadth, and full resonant harmony of the additional 500,0001. would enable the extra this movement, we are reminded of the march in liabilities of the State to be paid off gradually in the Prophite, but this is still more gorgeous and the course of • few years. 1 imposing. Presently the music changes to • grave They do not, however, merely confine their re- a nd so l emn s t ra i n , as o f a f unera l di rge. T o pro commendations to this plan, but conclude their duos a mournful effect the ordinary expedient of report with a reference in detail to the various resorting to a minor key is not adopted, the ltaxes which require readjustment, and to the dif- whole of this fine passage being major. The mea ferent improvements which it would be desirable sure then becomes rapid and impetuous ; our to introduce in order to pleas the finances of Tur- national song, " Rule Britannia " is com key on a satisfactory footing. 1 bind and blended with the rhythm and [TWOPENCE melody of the march with consummate skill and marvellous effect ; and in this manner the music is worked up into a climax of astonishing power and grandeur. When this rehearsal, on which Mr. Costa bestowed great care, was over, Lird Gran ville addressed a few complimentary words to the composer, expressing the satisfaction of the Com missioners that this national solemnity has been graced with the presence and co-operation of an artist of such world-wide celebrity. M. Meyer beer made a brief and modest reply, and at the same time expressed his admiration of the manner in which the orchestra had at first eight executed his work. When this was over Mr. Costa sat down on the platform ; AL Psin.ton took his place at the conductor's desk ; and Ithe instrumental accompaniment,' of Dr. Bennett's Ode were rehearsed without the vocal parts. This would have been very well had it been a rehearsal and nothing more ; but to perform, before a lae audience, the mere accompaniments of a tour choral work was placing the composer at a disad vantage. We do not, however, blame anybody fee this, as we understand (though no intimation has been given to that effect) that this music is to be fully rehearsed at the Exhibitionbuildhag to-day. Lastly, M. Anber's march was rehearsed, Mr. Costa resuming the Won. It fully realised the expecta tions of the veteran composer's warmest admirers. It is a.splendid work ; clear, brilliant, full of flow jore, _awed b the addition ingmalock sad delightful effects of instruments- . - soy - ken tedelent of Amber is his brightest and hap ,' dent body of gentlemen, who, like the Lo - pied mode. There can be no doubt, in short, that, berlain, for some unaccountable reason were left 1 these new compositions are entirely worthy of the: out of the official programme. Their costumes, if I great national celebration to which they owe their report speaks tree, will be somewhat mixed, as one I births. gentleman will appear in the character of a bar rister, another as a Master of Arts, and another most probably as a distinguished freemason. The oflioial literature end , records—books credit able to all concerned in their production—are ready to be supplied in any quantity to the visitors, and the presentation copies, bound in red morocco, will be banded to the royal and distinguished per sonages when • they assemble as the building. Messrs. Trusoott, Son, and Simmons received the last manneosipt copy of the Industrial and Fiae Arts Catalogue only on Monday morning . ; tb i ey j will nevertheless deliver, being bound to do ao, 90,400 copies of those works to-morrow morning. The price of these books will be Is. in the building, • and Is. 3d: if sold elsewhere. We ate happy to hear that the brisk demand for the tickets still oostinues, and that the fine weather ' premises to have a very beneficial effect upon the speculation. The Lower-hall, Exeter-haA was crowded all day yesterday with purchasers, and at that office alone upwards of 2,0001. was taken. So crowded was the office that the clerks were compelled to notify that " no change could be given." Seats will be provided for all the visitors, if possible, under the eastern dome where the special music will be performed, and along the nave where the procession will pass. The exhibitors, both foreign and English, in every corner of the building, will be far more ready with their display by theist of My, that is generally supposed. Mach of the carpentry work is now dote, and the setting out of goods may be finished in a few hours. The London Stereoscopic Company have secured the services of a large staff of artists, and have , made the moat extensive arrangements for photo graphing as many pictures as possible on the open ing day. Her Majesty will be furnished with the find proofs, which will, if possible, be forwarded to her on Thursday night by Queen's messenger. The . views will subsequently be on sale. Messrs. Houlston and Wright have published a. l little book of London cab fares, compiled by , hir e , .M.Ocatlea. for,Ae. helmet of viatore to tEe which. being very ffill, dad El the raw lime of a size not too large for the waistcoat pocket, must prove very uaeful. A vocabulary and a selec tion of phrases neoeseary to be wad in coming to as understanding with a cabman are given, with the equivalents in French and German. The bands of the Grenadier Guards, the Cold stream, and Soots Fusiliers, will perform at dif ferent periods of the opening ceremonial ; they will be conducted by Mr. Godfrey. The three bands are to assemble in the centre of the nave at 11.30, where they will play together until 1.15 p.m., whilst the public are taking their seats. The pipers of the Sooty Fusilier Guards NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AMU. 29. manor J. W. P. Foord, to the Jaws. Assistant Paymaster H. H. Harrison, to the Magma. Kidnhipman F. E. Wilmot, to the Tribune. Mr. E. H. Clarke has been nominated to a naval cadetship. .—Pay- • PORTSMOUTH, Aram 29. The Tribune, 31, screw frigate, Captain Lord °milord, sailed t his afternoon far the South American Sta tion, bet will probably call, en route, at Plymouth. The squadron in harbour and at Spithead dressed ship to and at noon, with the garrison, fired a royal salute in commemoration of the birth of his Imperial Refroty the E of Russia. lrit r oyal Maxine Artillery and the Royal Marines Light Infaetsy belonging to the Portsmouth district woe officially inspeetod to-clay on liouthseo-common by Major-General Btransharn. Thy troops performed a number of evolutions incidental to a review, and afterwards retired, the artillery to Fort Cumberland and the light infantry to Forton, Goa- Port- CHATHAM, APRIL 29. TROOPS IRON INDIA.—In addition to the number of troops who bare recently arrived at this garrison from India and China, a numerous body . of cavalry and infantry, from most of the regiments earring in the Bengal Yreai dewy, reached St. Mary's Barracks yesterday afternoon, the whsle having disembarked at Gravesend from the FAat India troopship Holroadale Captain Ferris. The detach meets brought home nembe red newly 900 men of all ranks, including the remainder of the r . battery " , horse briopde r Rord 'Art il lery together with tinnier:fired we Rodin valid troops belcinging to the 2nd Queen's Dragoon Gnu* 7th -Felber% 19th and.27th Inniakitti.ge, 34th and 42nd Highlanders, 48th and 90th Light Infantry, 97th and the Sad battalion of the Rifle Brigade, the whole under the com mand of Capt. J. B. Canipbell, 27th Foot, Lieut. G. B. B. Hobart, R.A. and Quartermaster W. J. Woodraffe, 97th charge of AssistantEltaff•Surgeen Regiment, akin, M.D. The Holmdele sailed from Calcutta on the 14th of January, rounded the Cape of Good Hope on the 4th of March, called at Bt. Helena on the 14th of March, and remained there two days, and crossed the line on the 20th March, the passage to Gravesend being • vary fair one of 103 days, including • detention in the Cialoutta river by the Holm adale taking alb ground. During the three deaths oeourred on board. The screw attamM'ledy loselm with troops on board, left St. Helena for Gravesend two days before the sailing of the HohnLitile. •.•ins. _ . -•R. CITY OP LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY. The anniversary festival of this institution took place yesterday evening at the Albion, Aldersgate-street; Mr. Jaime Caret, vice-president, was in the chair. The report of the institution for the peat year is of a satisfactory character. There was, in the first place, an in crease in the number of patients ; 6,272 were relieved with appropriate instruments on the recommendation of the governors during 1861, being 620 more than were relieved in 1860, and making the total number assisted since the formation of the society, 219,01N3. There was also a small increase in the subscriptions and donations, the amount received in 1860, being 1,5221., and in 1861, 1,6061. This increase, however, was not proportionate to that in the number of patients, and hence the committee appeal to the subscribers, while continuing their individual support, to assist in spreading the knowledge of the society'. objects and operatics' in quarter. where there is any hope of ob taining aristance. An additional reason for the appeal thus made mitts in the utter inadequacy of the accommo dation afforded by the rooms rented from the City Dispen sary which are at present occupied by the institution. The CllallltAl in proposing, "Success to the Institu tion," dwelt on the great benefits conferred by it on the labo4L 4 poor belonging to the City and other parts of the me and incidentally mentioned that one-seventh part the labouring dams are et oae period or other of their lives afflicted with rupture. He coucl.tded with an earnest appeal for pecuniary support—an appeal which was responded to by the erriouuoement in the course of the evening of subscriptions which, with the chairman's own list of nw., made a total of about 1,0001. CHURCH OF ENGLAND MONS MISSION, AND ADDITIONAL COIRATIIC Am SOCIETT. The twenty-fifth annual meeting of this society was held yesterday at Wil lis's-rooms. The Archbishop of Canterbury presided, and among those on the platform were the Earls of Shrewsbury and Dartmouth, the Bishop of Lichfield, the Chancellor L the Exchequer, and the Rev. Canon Worthworth. The chair man having opened the proceeding., the seeretaz r read the report, which commenced by regretting the f • off in the receipts during the past year. which amoun ted only to 22,1971. 9.. 64., beingless by 4,0981. 8.. 10d. than those of the previous year ; the donations were less by 9641., and the lisgeeies by 2,9701. 17s. Bd. Various cause' were as signed for this falling off, which it was hoped was only tem porary, among others the deaths of many supporters of the society, the rise of kindred societies, and the depression of trade. For the present year Bid greets have been renewed, and 31 have been resigned. The new grants are 22 number. The whole sum voted in grants for the present year amounts to 22,5364, and local efforts to the amount of 11,757/., giving a sum total of 35.6424 to be expended this year in the support of 416 additional curates. There are 142 applications left unaided for want of funds. In Liver pool, Sheffield, Preston, Brighton, Shields, and Bolton, the proportion of clergy to the population was leas now than it was ten year. since. The report concluded with • strong appeal for support. The Dui of Shrewsbury moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by the Rev. Canon Wordsworth, and agreed to. The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved a resolution declaring the claims of the society to public support. He said he felt convinced the depression under which the funds of so excellent a society was now labouring, could only be of a tem porary character. It would indeed be a scandal on the Christian world were it otherwise. He desired to bear his testimony that at no period were the exertions of the clergy more beneficially directed than at the present time. The great improvement among the laity might be attributed to this cause. It was too much the fashion for the religious would to send their benevolence to distant climes, forgetful of the vest mere gremeg up around them in a state of spiritual deatitutiou. Missionary labour at home was much needed, and he treated this society was yet destined to perform a large amount of that labour. To enable it to do this there west be corresponding liberality among the member, of the church. The riiht hon. gentleman concluded a long and earnest speech amidst gnat applause. The Rev. Mr. Bayles of Birkenhead, seconded the 'stein tie°, which was carried unanimously. The remaining reso lutions were spoken to by the Bishop of Lichfield and Rev. Mr. Gregory and others, and the meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the clutirman. fALAOI. SHILL/NO DAY. TUESDAY, APRIL 29.—Admisaiona on paymeat, 2, 067 : ditto *Neuron tkketa, 684—totel, 3,661. Mails for the Channel Islands will be made up daily is the General Posto&e from the tad of May. ARTBTIC Datums roa Warmins.—" A number of new and artist e designs for the embellishment of watches Rare been Invented and exhibited by Mr. J. W. Benson, of is and 34, Ludot...hill, and 46 and 47, Cornhlll, who has exerted himself with commendable success to provide, In this particular branch of manufacture, the union of taste and useNiness so striking in the productions of the French artificers, The recent progress in the art of is stebtnaktng in England is owing to the enterprise and industry of eel owl gentlemen, who are now reaping a Just reward for their ingenuity. Amongst these Mr. I Benson bolds a prominent position, and late designs may there fore be recommended to the notice of the public."—Dally Tele tra h. Benson's Illostrated Pamphlet, post tree for two stamps, re of every construction of watch now made. Watches rte by post to all parts of the globe- • (Advertisement.) INDEMNITY. for MELBOURNE—Lest ship pies day W ZWICK/A T. 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