The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-03 00:00:00

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Tait lona sod WNW lelegigOinew (UMW). No. Illaolotbala. LC. nvERLAND ROUTE. -00XNUNIOATION ky h .111.411 te INDIA. ALTSTIAJLA, k. TS InT , T. tler VININATLAR Awl •ItIENTIII. IT NAVIGATION .olle 01 NOOK PA.....E.• KRA ead ireeelve Cone mid Parcels et Oro L.t 1 oiihralter. Malta, Nay" Aar, thylett. Ow 'traits. mrd chit*. by We stedervre oft the 4th and Nth of word mouth. for "...Ay,. 11.135, Loi.t. Ades. sad Boallwq t betherni al the nth And :7:11.4 rrs np•nth . and ix MaisMnite, Defaidas, „, , % M1...rm., mid Wary, lod Ur rtes hoe. M matredidia• we the "ma friary sent.—/M /ease prim .1 •re ..ppld ad sh•Cuoirsagraollood.lllllasimididdedr. ks• 4.1.4%, we ttriestAl-pLeek __ -- TEEKLY IMAM COMMUMMUAIION I. N..w YORK Ult.:L-11w LAVIROOI,, lIIW YOWL, awl PH I I.II , IELPIIIIA srLui.gair own= mos , ~,,, it, , r Nu prml.re I Isom Sta. Mlsimibles, nig al l = Ma S., 'nowt parlereers me illipMdms, 2•12112 me: M . M 40 1 ; 111 M LAVIMIIMML /U L M W TOLL. n t& ig CITY or MALTI . Meialeasi Illoditi IA %WWII, W , Manta AA ',wry W . rAia prom 12, 17, mei 111 gatessa,=. War mem. mommAl. Forward prow 2 [Wow leamilmig MI prermlclo nwtesl. roomers kr amnia .54 tabs warps YAW b 2•12.4 ..A ,w, Tory iumainsfews serum —Yet hear parMsalim ....b, w W ILLIAM INMAN. IS, WmerAtreet, Uwarysol; of to irckl NW MACIY. GI, ILL. WillMai-Mrnet, CH,. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIVE I "ISC &WI COMPANY. rammer& sums um. Pand 8. BEYYrB HAYS OPINID . ADDITIONAL AND MI wIT iIIintILIUSDIL No. 14L OLIN titlNATltilta (nuari/ o PP.mia la artjaw Dow with tlwir City Prwmtses, 91 to Z. CITY•DIIt D THINK AIiOCT TO TURN Itil ma teeptettulty soiwitwl to lisped lidt toz and varied Stock of tint-class Wanglers at both liatAtittehroono. GI CADATIAIL ELAN TO ANY l'A AT TILE KINGDOM. Illustrated ettalogass gratis awl post Wt. "Excia.urara BIJ OUTS= CO URANTI. MODI6IIP4 ger:LABS 1r FABRIQUIL"—WA'fIUgi, !TON eel ShtIIftLY.N. basins; been honoured with • rkstorelase et the Parts l idre. I.thibitim, &compared by the &N..* nallerilyf tr•tiltetlit 1,-^pectfully Write the pebile YO 0/1 Itopectc.:,..t their UN-. and tacit...to sesereneseel el JEWELL/1:V, dl 1113.1 v oa t`. picnnas. W.t1111.11.t ttilAeiul,N,. Sienatactery, Na 16, Hvyrit Cta , Arret, Coirent.‘ar.lcu. W.C. E6rbluh.d A.D.11110. Asse). made of Chains sot Jewellery foe asch. NB. Vile . . is ekee.l at to the evening, and on gatimiso at 10PHILLIPP81 OlL erdieuee lLVHS. sad PH ILLIPPS nth arpeath the Mlerat Orachas Nausea as are Vor ITTLIUNLM. the ITIENOORD. March 10. id 9 sow tram va the /err. Iry Al. Ira H 0.1.111.3. tlsr MULL, Red needay evening. Much 9. her U I.*lnkora. lane: 92 4 61. ethl NIL &Miff Udiet• Weed at • tare arni a MK N. 4., wii.ay Mews's MUM and BretherLaren ape f OR 011•02.1 e. of paegsa W 1111.10iiilbUe• to aV pett. nl .ienuny V. too.fIIESIA MG, the 01;STAS W AAA. their March 0. rll.nely.i.ma Mores. AI la. sad it I te,.. To be followed by .• 1.44 Anglian; and after brit claw steentera rrehrt. raw/ Q.., apry se Chaplin* Culver.' OW*. j e/ reutAreur, , 6% , tie to MILLI...IIk GIAVO.v. and PHI LLIPH, 11. Lo.l.lthe, LC. up ‘s.. e+ scour , Lat.t.t:t. &AM IMiAJP),I34I samon4 &N UN 41161,111111 LEMAN VW - UR laws -Yd b Rs Ompay slam No emisloßameat se Ow ad d lOU SIMMS DALIPITZUZ LIVERPOOL, lONA 12, POULTRY, LONDOT. FINEST FRENCH COLZA OIL—An elegant eatortswat of MODERATOR LASIPi, la MIAs end Drones, from to to! per cent under the usuol pries. Every Wimp tried sod warrsatod. %pens. Woo. 1 oropoite. And nth., Wolk* sod every Artlek In Le •SI sod Oakes trole, of the hest r hanky sad lowest pries for Gash. Arad for Wt W AUX SMITH. T I. Stread. W 1 o• lock. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 1416 W AO Y AND WINThk STOCK tar the World-hexed &iota ANGOLA lir TZOGSZILL L sow renter. ma..l reedy ter Theme Trousers ern emielemeed=retlet Whosienly addenda 6;3. 1110 m...tying.ggeoggiyhx.diaunkg, YANG le not omesserted with ea, penes Inltatles and adver tising In his men NITASLISIIIttr ISM 11111ILVAKT. Isl. RARE COMBINATION. It Mavis cod ••iiN ho respectfully to renthed tne Not to every &poi :ea ot iif all their esionlishmenta Ure degree of eteelkuer r every particular k simulated elk the roost moderate. Their triehrated !NUL:irk:MUMS Mr. ailipted cootally for alkt n riding, travelling. or Waimea. may la Lei in 1 . 7 0 variety re-awn:ink and fashionable materials, from Sos Is.. Tina is unliersally aeknosrlediged to he the clie.iprst and most nrrvicearola slut tier produced. Ti I. Wk. trim d only oft Slihiet and SoN, Merchant Tailors. Ilxhit Makers, W.sdleo Peepers. natters, Looters, Boot and Shot- Waken, Wit ii,1104 London Douses City Establtshiment, 111, Ink 1311, VI, &Mentes 84. 85, Ilk 111Jrate. oxford street Brunk 601. 608, iisfordsirect t. 3. Hart-street. Tottenham, ourt•road Branch, IX, 1114 I%.‘Wootsgm.court , n4.l. Eastoo•rodd. rovistry Lskil.lishat-nts ithciticti sod lirolforl Yorkshire ' • . AA articles arc actilic.4l fa pima figures tb. lust prices, tens tilde Is so atialeaocet ems b. sale. Yp rditick67;i;p, need Vf w ill b. =changed, or the mousy _ . . 41•64 at prism w:t:i rates toe arltaacasureint at, toot Ira, ]TORO and MINI{ eatalalahmenta are aaaaal sorry Yrtt y alfailatt at attarit till ,"atuntiay attains at atuatet, alum Lammas naaased email II attack. AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, ttad ltudaelter are realised by the use of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, treersut, and pellucid o 0 b 1 . 1 . .1756.1ty I. With rrvitte 1.. Its s ocer! a: the LMlea agars In pr °not the lawn , naterluib an d kratfl~ fries the bosom hair. It preemie half fr,in falling off or Mae leg grel, usituctlice• we.tk War. Cleanse, It his me sad tleelrldr..l,ollNlUivt• tc heAllittUilY rill, pliable, andAkriy ; Par clatildroull la aspeelali Iweassainsfa67;aii;;OrsTilka haste aors beautiful head of hair. In ..11 chariot It alike displays ota la osiaparable Naalu, mn.l has hog_ hos an t otalAishe.l favourite In 11.411111. Pries A, 6I,Ts , Ih i t . equal to tour sro.ol, per hottir Auld by A. kI.AVLANLIand *US& C. llaitonorgardso. u aL d chassima perhumers.—Aak tar llsortsaiie Mammas ESKELLS INVENTION, of • abki, ►e I, the.•nnr retentee.—Tatent erante.l Ji 17, —Art,Octal Teeth P. lad a Its time.—Perth lust a life tow are Atte.' hit ee•t iriln Of 0144.0410“. tritli.eit stannic% or ▪ ~a el 'BM . wet 01 1.140 root ham, g.rootre.l for mutt r‘t:oo .tspl o, and to rt .are •ah, e d Pik tectlo, the na• t ., ral upp • senno• of the toooth. Mr. ESti ELLS TRKA I I , E, • h Inur elplaitor. Me invention, plot free for orven stamp.. In.ptb•el 04 sixth. :to snot e..aeultatlon Sr.fr. n, tinaven t, 1:otel otrg tt, Lml,•u. 444101,14 b tell, Kirnllo44ll.o3L ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. I s‘Arrr s !Altus and LI Elt prrpared with. I any Mrrcariol 10-trontlomt. Mon the Yr...4w ..f Dr. nett, .111 i. ("rob Inrdnaide V. nil wbo rotitPr Irmo bribmr mot ll,r rota. I*IM., p,mgr r it ...., oted. rpamor. /midi/. . .. Woomera o f 11.. .5.41r. buy osativt A•lll.mily aperient awl a. a pander .4 tor blurt, tuny err truly excellent; mild In Muir operation an.t /Mini W thu stomach tiny crate appetite. l . r.qmotr .hrmtion. and .4renetle.o the •holr nerrons system.— , 41 by W. Lamina, 20, Jormyeetriet, and by most dnigertr, It I'd. mot to fat. awn to roe for Dr. s/ ott'a nit awl Liver Pine. The granimt an a alaaae Inn en parlsegs, onh LasuinTl, - magrarad a. th• Kamp. Ii R7BL INVIOORINVIGORATING}Ef3BENCIC, for Nevem. l'oleuttloa and O.wa Weakens, at once t•tterre sq.! letter ,trs with timid rapidity the mast &MU. ibtreloy megrims health, Wrested 'lttterth, reerey. nol a redoubled et the muscular t'S vleta stow total hill here eoevieleile. end pm* failure he OA. e Ten. 641 k, ra 0.11, Ile. ee Soar those the rosustity. ..tk BARCLAY and SOZAZI, renilletdon ..h,t an lof ell .t. relate threeibeet the Dll RICoRD'S ISHINCE at LIFIC I3l4nres n13,113-nd Is the mot shattered iseasalaikess to ut sesta Volute Is p ieta elleote are poisonous b. soaeslostles sovessari.--sold Is area tifa hal 111311104134134. 34 II& as lour 43..tittee 3r4. i 5 t 6 :413==011431131) 4 44133 4.34 receipt si manttauce of IltuU awl C.. tDi, Avant, lus..s. Templrhar. 10ZEA1111 00PAHINE.--Copuibs and Cubebs Is are .hgthliess the best remedies, Mit them drop are of a ITPaletre tage end odour, and ocesalos Micky pains, nausea. and Mule )11. Jorean has snoveded in rendering these rshishie th. r.tfo oak eglots perfectly InnivUolla.hy luc ear theta lot rftp.IIIIC 411 the curative propertis. This prepare- INA hes Wen .1.14..1 I.y the Paris Academy of Medicine atter mar than A thon+.l,l trials In facie. and the different Itialion brepitale, Ili. St. Thomais. Guy's. and fft. ttartholommes, &War the rote of listen. Lloyd. Poland, sad Leyte Clark. "Lancet,' Nee C. The t opshins, which ts la 1w of a rem, peak mag.v.t.i... 4 e ff ect s a cure In *boot all days, either floral hr candlos daseuses. lOU caymtim ta. Id,: ff.* by Poet. GL —Jrl7.ltar, French chemist, U. Haymarket, Wades. ti aft X 40.1eutila. Part; and all chetalati QT. JAMES'S-HALL—Mies MARTIN has the honour to announce Iwo MUSD EVIESINO CONClrtaut moexow. March 4, at & Vocalists:.—Mise Hiss SW N. land,ahaw . Mr. Wllbre Cooper. Mr. Halos how, Mr. A. T. Mattarko Mr Allan trying. lastrainaniallata :—!Faso- for* 'Mil Peony Hell: r. Bate. ard. K.Conductors a. Prangs ; violin IJ , I. W. Halm ow M Aylw. Hopkins and Mr. Aylward. Sofa stalk, 6a. ; barna), b. dd. area, Mama at Austin's Mart 14, Addl. son. Harar, asi laicsna, No. ilk getrent.street : Keith, Prowse. and Jo's, 41CW/side Pardny's. tK Paul's churchyard : and al the Mieropim, Thomas Headland, -. licatheote. stmt. W.C. ROYAL ALHAMBRAoyes PALACE, Leicester germ it ems deka. SBOCIAL mailroom LISRAID at ism triest entirely NEW PERYOJULt NCB Tem svvirwo. la daring and brilliancy anything M hes ever so achissat Monday. ednesday. sad !friday, it Wt-past . ca Tataday. Thamilay. A 54 liatarday, at hall pma 11. Operatic seleatioffis sad ether entertaltunenta. Orand Wonting Pargannances emit Wednesday sad Saturday (Aah. Wednesday sesspeed. Open se hate- 1: comment* at L Carriages at 4. Musical , ener, Kr. Thomas Mn.Banms MISS CONSTANCE, the Powerful Contralto, camases to 'Hord an amount of delight to the Petrone of THY LONDON PAVILION, and to them who have Dot heard her the Proprieton that they have rare treat In non. = d e: ITZF I EVENII4O at Nine and Ikon. MN. lallaTillek the papaw itentecomic Vocalist, whose charming minas, mans mil to the general attraction; will i a=every night The of fare aloe eor . eas Open* lie . mr- P.41 , .1 :O• After rd annoy MAUI: bon of Omit tai, It. the Nihon Brut hen ha their wing•rOwa Entertainment, and other ooveitieis.__ _ _ THE LONDON PAVILION. floNtbseswatcoot top ot IM NaptrifieS. ADMISSION, am, 114. t INlsta sir. RIMS= 0110V12. pura we t t a . C 4 l . tr alle asei retegi, elke Meek retellls MO: rf Wei Irprommis. MO. Aril triaged. The INV vS Hsw me OM beer, pr. e —APD44.DwMrmnsdAve dews frau Ibspimievail PIIIIOIIIOAL SAL{ cd TOM= mid PIGEON& Aff R. J. C. STIVIIIO3 will /ALL by AUCTION, as Me Greet loom td, KfteNset, Covent.gsrden, a. feaDAT, Mereb 4. et IS wrebs*, Ile PINS of ebefes TOCLTRY sad PIGIONS, tra erellboura breeders sad eill• bliere.—Oa vied Ur mersise d eels. rod ealeleptee bet AlniMrk• la, New WOrm, ey met It CZ of N W or, HOW T Wiwi le Live ler; liwkisalay al the Myeterlse ad Kall'a Miriam and I venom 1f..... of Lila With Instructions tee usineleg Health awl IlOwith: and lamb on the Treatment si Diserders tagliatelle tettenLary L by • rimiosaistiomee° /melba Co—TM Plmsleal Edneatfos et Daly Llfe—The Art et Proloecieg Labh—ros Theory of legestion—The Stomach ma its lattrehlee—The Cnithetlon of the Alleatlons and ftegumtica of the Pamiene—Nerrons Ihrortlars, lanais ilinsi.lli - eTWE;tr;II. an.l.-14—boArellars. DB, CUR= OS NERYOUViS, GENZAAL DEBILITY. le. Jost üblished , pries poet free trout the Author for it Ilu CAL ESSAY on the OAUSEaIa A MEDIAL ct,... at YEASATUItIi DICIATtII In SVC, with pieta direction. ler point reallorales to health and vigour, the malt el twenty are pea saelemad pretties to Lac trestresat et those peculiar nervosa uspelred Maumee which laud to ficabWort sad abortoei MIA 1V Dr. J. L. Cont, l6, Albemeriautreet. Plies dlll7, lastAa Oinivalbitiow ie 1/11 3, and 03 to s. We hot a•heilatleata ming there h Do member of society by miens the bealterElbeabedosed uerrol—trbetbersuch person bold Se NSW= r iimeintoompailar. sr alsriptam. —sun. Lesiss: MO& WA 011111•111: sad L Amen. Waroick-lane. Now issilly,4l6., pat tree 14 Was" et In • assieit mew imps le • popular zosdkal week NLAVOUS IaIIAI7IITIO VVITA IrlfetllB, illustrated with 100 rov w toes tress We (of mace attcolvd at the Dotal IDles,Taziti and other Hoepitale, dcarrip.ire of the baneful effects wins ome upon the errors and moues of youth and matinity, con. minion a prescriptio* of the Author's invisioratinx Lotion., as external application. with direction* for Its use. with an on tree and lake Spernvitorrhtax every stage of Byphilia, and - 7Z urethral affections. By Maututs," Sternum. of tits !loyal Col• lege of Saressamt, edtglatid, and Licentiate .4 the Royal Collies of Phydebuta, lidlatargb, mestered under the new Medical Aet, who may be minsulted at his residence, 411 a, Maddox-greet, ler imutstrest, london, W. (webs the aide Maria Church). daily, 11 till 2, aM trees &OM : Osistleqa, 11 IM to be bad .iet as above, and tress alt losinellers la Pstre -124Mt1e4011, Looks. CITLVERWELL, M.R.C.S., LM., LS.A, GLUT MAILBOR01:011.11TZIAT, W., Can ba connalted upon all oases of Nerroaa Debility, Involuntary Mashing, Palpitation, Loss of Memory. Incapacity, Sperms. acerb... 'Karaite, Caateritation, and Galvanism. Jana published, an suttee art and Ovigtnai Work, entitled "04;111SILV118." . . _ . • Playslolosteel Bev keT - of the j - Zya, IL • by post, la Id. Soak* la. 11. Moak Cornball. or Author, La above, De. C. may Do omaseleod daily WI U. at The Peat.ellee Turkish Dot* ID, St. llartivaostirand, sae 11. Great Menborousbateoet. W., from I WI a p.m. aoraz ÜBITED SERVICE IN.sTITUTION. The annual meeting of thie institution was held as Seturdey last, under the presidency of Sir G. C. Lewis. The report stated that in the course of the past year many alterations sad improvements hail taken plane, by which the dep•rtments bad been rendered more useful to the mem bersr and the museum more interesting and instructive. During the year ending 3let December, hail, 305 members joined the inetitutima; the lees suateine.l by death amounted to 97, the withdrawals to frl.„ and the names of 15 had been removed from the list, in oousequence of their subecriptiona having remained unpaid for two years and upwards, not withstanding repeated aßlications for than ; the jeerers* upou the year wee therefore 171 members. A few formal resolutiose were passed, when, is reapouding to a vote of thanks unanimously worded to him by the misetiug, the Chairman said that during the period in which he had held his present office, it had peso him great eatasetion to con tribute, so ter as he had been able, to the wellbeing of the institution, and fully appreciating us character and design he should continue to do so as Wog as he retained office muter government, The beuefits of the relations existing between the institution sod the government were not owe , sided ; on a recent wanton wily some valuable information bad been afforded to tie government relative to a port in North America. at $ tame when the unhappy event of a rupture with the Uals States was contemplated. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. - 1 The annual general meeting of this association look ',Lice on Saturday afternoon, at Willis's Booms. His Royal Highness the Duke of CANDIUDIII. the prod. &et, took the chair at h u ff - p : of 2 o'clocl and was sup by Lord Flaw, Lard I lroeveriur, Col. , i rwhitt, Capt. 1 sup ported HOO. A. Kinnaird, Captain 0' elly, Earl De Grey, Geo. Sir John Burgoyne, the Hoe. Frederick Byog, Lord Fieldiog, Col. Lloyd Liming, Lord Enfield, Earl d Dartmouth, Lord Cremorne, Loral Colville, Lord Radstock, Lord Chelsea, Lord Lingford, Col. M•Murio, Hon. A. Eger too, Major• General Lyre, Cul. Bowes, Col. Grant, Colonel Bolton, CoL Sir Duoc.in Macdougall, Sir John Angola, Goo. Boileau, Sir John Shelley, Col. Cols, C. 8., CoL Bathurst, Majordieneral Craufurd, General Hay, Major-Gee. enema, Col. Erskine, Lieut.-Cot. Biggs, Capt. T. Templar, Major Hughes, 31ajor Wilbraham Taylor, Cut Luard, C. 8., hr. A printed balsocasheti as. circulated, which showed the pees receipts fur the post year to have been 11,1581. 10e. tel., and that, after pay log all expenses sod inventing a cum of 1,5211. in Exchequer Bills, there remained a Lahti:toe in favour of the amociatiom of 1i.7.111. Resolutions electing vico•presideats and memben of the °council, awl making some alterations in the rules, Lining been adopted, another noolution was paned in flavour of holding the prise meeting of 182 at W trekbledon. A rote of clunks to Lis royal highness the president closed the proceedings. Saturday last, ding St. David's-day, the Eton aquatic magus cionainsoced, and the crews paid their first visit to "Old burley." Much ietenet was excited through. out the school as to the sew arrangetthot of the venous boats' crews, several of the midair sad many others hating left wore last season. A HAI YAL or FATHER DALY IN GALWAY. —The correspoodent of the Irish Tines, writing from Galway, Feb. 2S, mys " The Rey. Mr. Daly arrived here lad night by the nine o'clock train, In good health and spirit*. Thine was no demonstration what...ever, elthough there could sot he less than two tbouctod people awaiting the arrival of the train at the station. lie requested of the people to disperse quietly and return to their home*. He saki that everything was all right with him, and that, as here ' faun, he could exercise the right* of citizenship lath in public and at the public boards whenever he thought be advance the interest. of his native town or benefit hie fellow.citireas As regards his clerical position he has bees reamed to his former iliguity is the church. The memorial about which there visa so much contradictios had its own good effect is Rome." Tug M ETKOPOLITAY RAILWAY.—On Saturday morning the engineers of the Metropolitila Railway, at tended by several of the wahmea, were espied from as early hour is setting out the precise bounds of their railway terminus, and in inserting the "points" for the guidance of the navigators and others employed is excavating the line, and the construction of the new sorties is Victoria. street. The 'tattoo will be recessed on the wasters side to ' a depth of 16 feet front Victoria-strut. the frontage ea. teuiliog to New l'harles.strest, upward,. of MO feet. It will terminate on the north side of West-street., and will panes a sentinels approach front the new "llarket•street," to be constructed from Victoria street to the north-tremors comer of the proposed meat acid poulti y markets. An 0.n.0.. have, It is said, been male for the openingort at.,tion is the mouth of Jutie next, both for the Great Western sod Great Norther°, as well se the Metropolitan liassouger Wait. l'ititsrAts PALACZ. IEI.ALF•A-CROWN DAY. VCIAIDAT, il•DC11 I.—Adiffilleinli OD prank 379; ditto by season tickets, 1,777; total. 2,1511. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 1862. FINN ARTS. RUST OF THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. We hare seen with peculiar satisfaction a very awrikwions portrait bast of the late Prince Consort, executed by Mr. Thorneyoroft shortly betas the Prince's ever-to-ba-ianaseted death. What seems to us to distin gaol this bust above all other painted or sculptured repre sentations is its honesty. Mr. Thorneycroft has, in addition to nearly every other member of the royal faintly sculptured from time to time, recently execated a portrait of the Prime= Alias, which is equally truthful and napniteerding. The bust derives addi tional interest from the feet that the Prince himself actually swatted some parts of the modelling, and those portions have been religiously preserved by Mr. Thorneycroft untouched, and are sal} discover able (not haring been quite finished) by persons ac quainted with the technical qualities, of sealpturc Mr. Tborosyczoft has lost an invaluable patron in the Prince Ooseort. This sculptor dose not exhibit ideal works (for which he certainly cannot be blamed), but, judging from an undulated model of a noble colossal group of Boadicea in his aklier, be is capable of contributing lair works to direceate oar public places than the.. we lan seen of late yens. II& group the Prises prosileed Mendel the artist in lielegleg bides. the puWie. Tibia I s salaisai gionstet d ill sistiL Whoa He amp Y limisiied its stall artminly di oar mime atimedisit to it. 111013 M CRYffrAL PALACE. Though the breezes of an English spring are not in general balmy, and were very much the reverse us Satur day, yet the severity with which this present March has set in did sot prevent a very great number of lovers of music from assembling at Sydenham to hear ail excellent end atilmetive concert. The petfonnanoe begea with Mendslaselm's symphony in A minor, commonly called the "Scotch symphony" (in our opinion the finest at Me orchestral works), played in a manner which did the utmost honour to the Crystal Palace band and their able emoductor, Mr. Manna. It was followed by Dosisetti's ark, "O ado Fernando," snag by Millie. Omni, a young vocallue of much merit, who is makiag tepid WWI!, in publics f►vour. The beautiful eavatina, " Enumi isvolami," from Verdes ,Ernani, was then most charmingly sung by Madame Gnerrabella, who enchanted the audience by her brilliant execution of the melody and the impassioned tenderness which she throw into 'its expression. Thla lady (who, we ere glad to observe, is to appear at the first Philhansaaie Cowen, on Monday next) has lately hem gathering lamas in the provinces, especially at Halle's concerts at Manchester, where else made an extasoldinary seesation. The rising young pianist, Miss Fanny Howell (the daughter of Mr. Howell, our most eminent oontrabasso) played Machette celebrated (shuts, "The Bacollectione of Inked," mid achieved • distinguished means. She eireedy a performer of the first class, possessed of • shin* of hand awl !sines of tone surprising in a young female peritonea., united to • touch at once smooth and We expect greet things from this young lady. Mlle. ! Georgi then fang Horn's pretty and once popular song, "The deep, deep sea." Madame Guerrabella warbled the Irish balled, "Kathleen Mavourneem" with exquisite simplicity and sweetness ; and Chen:dunes fine overture to " Les Abemensges" terminated the concert. DRAMA. ADELPHL There mud be something in theatrical life which is most cariosityexicopelling, so be ss the exterior public is concerned, or dramatists and novelists would scarcely find it worth their while so frequently to repre sent its phases. They have reason for their belief no doubt, the feeblest periixlicals containing biographical records of third-rate low comedians and never-to-be distinguished walking gentlemen, command a circulation ►nd are read with interest in certain classes of society ; a hall of justice, so lately as last week. was crammed from floor to ceiling when it became known that • theatrical trial was going forward. A well-known beffo was received with shouts of laughter when he appeared as a witness, and the ushers had difficulty in preventing rounds of applause from mingling with the peals of merriment which greeted every word of his testimony. And on Saturday night • very large, and in many senses a distinguished audience filled the Adolph; Theatre to witness the tint representation (in England) of "an entirely new and original drama, in five acts, called The Life of an Actress, founded on incident* familiar to theatrical history, and depicting the romantic scenes of theatrical life." - - When we announce that Mr. Boucicault is the author of the new drama, it is unasoesmary to say that throughout its development one can perceive the hand of au artist imeustoined to stage exigencies, which be knows how to sort, and that one can tram in the dialogue that knowledge of the world, arid that freedom from couventiosality which an Yr. Boaciesult's greatest charms. His ohmmeters sever talk the silly slip-slop which passes current for sentiment, nee the pointless platitudes which do duty for humour with so many of our dramatic writer', but they always utter human sentiments in the language of the day. The first two acts are really very good, showing individuality of character aid being well written, but from them the interest decline', and the repugnant feelings which manifested themselves on Saturday is strong aibilla tions began to be aroused. Tbe behind.the-acenie busioesa has been done to death, and is quite familiar in its details of stage fright, ke., to the moat resent section of the play going public, by Mr. Wipe's acting in the First Night; and the scene in the old manor-hates with the drugged potion and other accessories wee too strong for a large portion of the audience, who vehemently mental an assertion that the " band of Heaven" was manifest in the unpleasant proximity of a pistol-barrel. The fifth act, too, is obviously de trop, and unless Mr. Boucicault omits this and (following his plan as stated per Octoroon advertisement) gee the public to write a new conclusion for the fourth act which he can edit and wind all up at that point, we fear the drama will not, take rank as a success. _ This ia Nbe regretted, inasmuch as that, as we have already stated, some of it is very well written ; and, a. a whole, it is admirably acted. Mrs. Boucirault is very charming, never attempting to exaggerate, but even, quiet, and thoroughly interesting. Mr. Emery gives a good broad picture of the villain—not too gentlemanly, perhaps, but spaced with the billiard-room slanginess with which such a man would probably be iuveated. Mr. Bouchault should have yielded has part to Mr.' Webster, who would have played it to perfection ; it is a little above Mr. Bouci. cook, who, whileadminible in a little character " bit " (in Myles be fitted himself to a hair's•Meadth)—is not suffi. agent actor to bear the weight of au entire drama on his shoulders. But., beyond question, the best acting in the eveoing was that of Mr. Toole, who played the pour, loving, low comedian with thorough artistic genius, and whose scene with Violet is one of the most realistic, and, at the Name time, one of the most touching, bite of nature ever attempted to be pourtreyed. The first three acts went merrily, end amidst loud ap plause ; but the verdict of the audience at the mold the piece was by se emu unanimous. CIYeTAL PALMA DISTRICT GAS COMPANT.—The direeton' report for the half-year ending the flat of De amber, states that they have secured a freehold basis for the works ; they have enlarged sad unprovul the works and plant, to meet the great inmates of building and population throughout the district occupied by the company ; they have reduced the price of gas to the consumers, an opera tion which they hope will move advantageous to the share holders; and they bare endeavoured to carry out such • system of economy of managemeet as shell be but adapted to consolidate the interests of the shareholders. Two calk have been made on the six per cent preform°, capital; these calks have been fully reepooded to, and it is proposed to make • further optional call on this stock, to meet the de mands which the grant increase of the works and plant has created. The balance-sheet appended shows the financial positiou of the company. The profits for the belt yea are 2,4281. ills. ld. Out of this sum the directors re oommend the &dandiest of a dividend after the rate of seven per met per mourn, together with • boom after the rate of one per cont per annum on the ordinary capital at the company, both free of iecome tax ; the balance of 1481. 13•. 2d. to be carried forward to the profit of the seemed* Ulf-per. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (non's estaaws.) TOUR OF HIS ROYAL. HIGHNESS THE Yakut L FRANCE (nor on ow' Cot (Stamped, ld. Additional ) PARA SATUIDAT Emma, The Cosshintionviel having stated, by way of justification of Professor Renan's suspension, that he had pledged his honour to the Minister of Public Instruction not to transgress the programme chalked out for his lectures, IL Renan has addressed the following letter to that journal, which, how ever, is not inserted in its number of this morning : Par* Feb. 10 You lay in your number of this morning, that "is em apt* the Hebrew peolemarship at the College of ham* I engaged myself upon my honour not to depart from the programme traced out by the Minister of Public Instruction" in the report which accompanied my nomination. That amaer• tion altopthererroneous. The Mintstar of Public Instruction in too well aware of the duties of a Mend admini►tration to have made any such conditions with EIS ; and he is too well acquainted with my character to Flippo*. that I would have accepted any conditions whatever. The report of the Minister of Public Instruction which accompanied my nomi• nation we. not communicated to me before its publication in the Moniteur. In the course of • convention which I had the honour to have with the minister, we agreed on this point, that the chair of "the Hebrew, Chaldaic, and Syriac languages" in the Collage of France was • " Monti& and sot • theological chair." The minister having ermiessd • donee that this idea should be the basis of • report to the Emperor, it was &rouged that I should submit to him abaft report on that footing. My draft diffen ementially from that which the minister thought fit to send in. I espsenl ) reser►ed the right of the professor to treat freely, is as historical, literary, and philo logical point of view, of all the religious questions which might arise in the noun of the lectures. My draft; with winch I contend that my first lecture wee in perfect har mony, constitutes the only engagement which I entered into.—Aotept, he., Ems? EMAIL Mires' appeal against the decree of the Chamber of Commerce appointing official assignees for wind ing up the company of the Cause Go " Meek des Che mint de Fer, was this morning dismissed by the lin- Couri, presided over by the First President Devienne. ' Colonel Mac Sheehy, one of the editors of the le o tititniat and ultramontane journal, the Union, a gentleman of Irish parentage, 78 years old, was found guilty to-day of a political libel, and sent fenced to two months' imprisonment and a fine of 2,000 f. A brother editor, M. Laurentie, shares a like fate, and the printer is fined 500 f. The law interdicts any report of the trial. A warning (the 2nd) has been given to La Prance Centrals, a journal of the Loin-et-Cher, for • a cor respondence from Paris " propagating false news, ,and endeavouring to excite hatred and contempt of the government. ' I have to report another moat regrettable and un accountable reactionary step of the government. 'M. Eugene Pelletau'e interesting lectures in the Rue de la Pair, on the painting and literature of the Renaissance, have been interdicted. There was a frightful panic at the Bourse to-day. The bulls, who retied upon the " banking syndi cate" to keep up prices, Lave been woefully taken in. The settlement is perfectly disastrous. Some people say this lamentable result is only to be attri buted to the " state of the account," and no doubt the artificial high prices of the beginning of the Booth are now followed by a Nemesia which might rationally have been expected. But the conflict between the Emperor end the Corps Legislatif on the Count Palikao Dotation Bill has beyond ques tion weighed heavily on the market. THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE. The debate was continued on Saturday. Cardinal Dounetobjected to the phrase in the address cen suring the 4 ‘ resistance and immobility " of the Holy See. He defended the conduct of the Pon tiff, who brought over to his side heaven and the world by refusing to sanction any agreement which would subordinate right to violence. The speaker demanded that the paragraph should be sent back to the committee for modatication. Prince Napoleon said he did not desire, any more than the speakers who had preceded him, to en venom the debate, but he wished to be as clear and precise as they had been vague and inconclusive Bonjean, in his history of the temporal power, had propounded premises which did not bear oat his conclusions. Re spoke of a Pope reigning and not governing, but that was a bastard vicariat which the Pope would not accept, for he refused even to discuss the question. M. de la (Induces 'Aire had made a very ornate and elegant speech, but be had . proposed no solution. But it was essential to bring to an end this Roman question, with which public opinion was tired, and when once a positive decision was taken on that question, the religious agitation in the country, which was more factitious than real, would cease. Two dif ferent lines of policy were in presence. It was necessary to choose between them, and to be pre pared to swept the blame which might follow the *ours. adopted. Re was for withdrawing the ' French army from Rome. Without that the question would not advance a step. Centuries might roll on, but the court of Rome would never change. As long as Rome had nothing to fear, she never made any concession. Sue does not, of course, ex port that we shall re-conquer for her the territory which she has lost ; she knows that she cannot regain it herself. But she watches thef uturto ; she hopes that disturbances may arise, in the course of which a foreign army, after having beaten Italy and possibly France, may restore her immersions. That is her aim and her hope. The Primes then read several diplomatic papers and official documents, extending from 1669 to the present day, and showing that the temporal government of the Pope was always a deplorably bad MO. He cited the celebrated letter of the Einperce to Colonelßilgar Ney, in 1849, and warmly eulogised the programme contained in that letter. But to all the counsels iu that letter, and those of similar import subsequently offered, the court of Rome had invariably answered Non pos -81471114/. After having shown with what moderation and prudence the Italians bad practised their newly conquered liberty, he insisted strongly upon the necessity of the unity of Italy, and the impossi bility of 'aocotnplishitig it without Rome for the capital. Be lamented the position of the brave French soldiets, obliged to defend a government evidently hostile to the Emperor, and concluded by demanding the immediate evacuation of Rome, with a guarantee fur the complete financial and spiritual independence of the Holy Father. The Marque de Boissy inquired whether the government would not think it necessary to reply at once to a speech which would certainly be re produoed by all the journals I M. Billault said that the government would dis cuss the question fully at another moment, but that for the present be could say that theta was nothing common between the policy of the government and that advocated by the Prince, so far as regarded the object immediately indicated. PRINCIC OB WALICEL The Prince of Wales hes arrived here. Hia Royal Highneaa left immediately for Cairo, the Nile, and Upper Egypt. The Prince will re main in Egypt for about a month. ITALY. TURIN, Ilium' 1, Evainxo. It is asserted that the ministry has tendered its eignation, but that the King has not yet siepted it. . . The Costituzione of to-day believes that the journey Of the Bing to Naples has been postponed. MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY. BANS, Irsa._2& An imposing demonstration took place on Thurw. day at the Carnival. The Cora was empty, but the Forum, the Coliaseum, and the Botanical Garden were filled with Feople and carriages. The polio, were obliged to remain inactive. ROME, MAzcs 1. General Goyon yesterday orderUd French troops to occupy the Corso, in order to prevent disorder. Signor Venanai, member of the Italian National Committee, has been arrested. A domi ciliary visit took place afterwards, which led to the discovery of important papers. Rome is tranquil. NAPLES, Fu. 28, Evzuma. A bomb exploded here this evening, near the Bt. Carlo Theatre, without, however, causing any damage. A patriotic demonstration was iMme diately made by the indignant population. The people traversed the Via di Toledo, with shouts of " Evviva Italia," and " Ervin. Garibaldi." The pereou suspected of the offence has been arrested. TURIN, Yawn 2. The Opinions confirms the resigustiou of the Mies soli Ministry. Signor Batazsi has been charged with the formation of a new administration. It is poeribie that the Cabinet may be merely modified. TURIN, Ithaca 2, &masa. Garibaldi has arrived at Genoa. The committee of the Provvedimento Society are preparing to celebrate his arrival with a banquet. ITALY AND SWITZERLAND. BERNE, Mace I. The Italian government openly accuses the govern ment of the canton of Ticino of mal-administration of the confiscated episcopal benefices. It demands the annulment of the confiscation, and the restitu tion of the acquired rights. The government further requiem compensation to be made for the mal administration, and finally threatens to retaliate by suppressing the Helvetic College in connexion with the college of Borromso. THE AFFAIR OP VILLE LA GRANDE. BERNE, MAIM t The French government has demanded that Switzerland should pay two-thirds of the costa of the affair of Ville la Grande, one-third of the ex penses being defrayed by France. The Swiss government has replied that it is willing to pay an indemnity of 4,000 f. to the wounded French, leaving to France the cost of the demolition of the house of M. Chaffal, amounting to 400 f. The Swiss government adds that the question of right remains for the derision of public opinion. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Kula, L - . In to-day's sitting of the Committee of the Chamber of Representatives, the proposal of Herr von Carlowitz for the recognition of the kingdom of Italy was agreed to with only one dissentient. The Ministry announoed to the Committee that it must decline to take part in the discussion, as the proposition tended to exercise an influence upon pending questions of Eusopean policy. EMIGARY. PESTH, Kutal. 1. M. Virgil Stage, barrister, and formerly a member of the Hungarian Diet, Las been arrested. A circular has been issued by the Governor- General of Hungary, stating that the Provisorium in Hungary will be maintained until the Diet shall have arrived at a solution of the pending constitutional questions. SAXONY. DRESDEN, MAica 2. The Princes; Marie Sidonie, daughter of the Xing of Saxony, died at half-past seven last night of typhus. She was born 10th August, 1834. GREECE. CONSTANTINOPLE, Pis. 28. The movement in the province of Tripolitza has been completely subtitled. Tranquillity exists throughout the Poloponnesus. The insurgents before Nauplia have been repulsed with lose. THE SUMTER. MA.DRID, MARca 1. News from Tangiers states that the lieutenant at the Sumter has been released. Federal ships are watching the Sumter, which still remains sta tionary at Gibraltar. THE MAURITIUS. PARIS, Mime 1. According to edvicea published by the Paris papers, cholera is raging in the Mauritius. To Rua Tug BLOCLADZ.-011 Saturday last the smart screw steamer Bermuda left the Hersey far Bermuda, and thence, if possible, to some of the Southern ports, where the blockade Is act very strict. The Bermuda has • well snorted sad valuable amp al "hardware " and other useful articles on and aa she is commanded by • daring cod skilful a (Weeterdorf), who has already run the Charleston cockade with the barque Helen, the chase's are that he will a second time elude the vigilance of the Federal cruisers. The Bermuda, too, has bean before in the same service, having run the blockade some months since with 1,700 balm of cotton for Havre. There aro at present several steamers en route from Liverpool to the Southern rout, with the intention of running through the Federal blockade, if possible. PitIOISNT Or SALMON OVA TO GARIDALDI.—Mr. John Miller, portlier with Mr. Andrew BMA, of Perth. i n t h e lease of the Gal Sae of , h as rece i ve d th e DIM( or LintrroCanziGnironai Sri HINRY fol lowing letter in ackaow t the present of salmon SOMIDDLT * —n* *Deler De the TPA Me Hines Own ova fomented to Garibaldi some time ago z— Banterer') Regiment is meat by the demme at Lieutenant II - " Careers, Feb. 6, 1862. Dear Mr,—Many thanks to you General Sir li envy &menet+ Kea. late Commando-in- an d our partner , Beim, for your gasidame imam. Chief in Bombay. The deceased general bad seen much 111 t og f or me 25,000 m igeop m e d owe o r m i m e, sa d f or the active DerVieedllting the last bruit emitury—in feet ever since vessel in which you so imeefully sent them from bawl to he entered the army, in NIL He aarmd is the campaign s Gl asgow . with earue.t w i s h,. f or meow s in y e ar. fi s h er i e s, et 1 1 313 lima 1814 with the army under the Duke of Wel. i lam your grateful friend, G. GAIIMALDL —Xt. John 11r , is the Peninsula, and wet present at the tattles of Hitler. Salmon Webs, Galway, Ireland.* . Ordain, and Toulon's. besides minor coolest& with Tee Law or Twassaart—On Saturday, in the titn__onlinr• excited the aver war medal and Lord Mayor's Court, se g raph ter brarght by M. Hervey Ism ninaPi mai s*TIOn * the Padanda, alio the monist the Electric Telegraph Camp h a to recover Waterloo sad Gaffer MU asdaia TIN We i sel was the for non-delivery of • meow at Chatham The= oldest of Lord elm" Solwinek no , a • ills fifth there belongs to another y sad harbor been cloud kmn• Batufmt, by bin lest earrisco the Hon. " earlier hour l e asap wog „a wn Minaboth, fourth daughter of William, weal Viscount to the Electra Tani Conceny'e derir--the mann 000,110 /6 4 1* was Wu Deroinbar. 1794 , and raal seem not be delivered bine. The iaa , ocaa a too lg e a vied' to a tier of the Admiral Sir H. Reathcola the company, al the & masa g a t their w 7wwww - ;greb e . of LONDON Hoerrral. NON DUSAN= or Nader of the masecelerodeatod with the wires nada their TEI ODIDIPA V****-rang.-The number al patient§ re souk& The plait*. liewever, obtained leave le nem liweadat lhisfaWatiea daring leal week wee 1,086, of which ler a sew and is • semis* on& 1118 were raw rases. [TWOPENC: WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. BOUTS/AMON, Maim 2. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Shannon, Captain Revett, with the above mails, has ar rived. She brings :126 passenger*. specie to the amount of 2,099,532 dole., also the following cargo: —2 serous cochineal, 639 serous indigo, 173 ashes cigars, 324 bales tobacco, 46 casks coffee, 59 bales snrseca, 941 bales bark,. U bales Indiarubber, 460 woos., and 470 paekagee sundries. The benison brings dates from Vera Cruz to Feb. 1, Havannah, ti ; Santa Martha, Jan. 17 ; Carthagena, Feb. 2 ; Chagres Feb. 7 ; Jamaica, Feb. 10 ; Jacmel, Feb. 9 ; Porto Rio°, Feb. 12 ; Demerara, Feb. 8 ; Tobago, Feb. 7 ; Trinidad, Feb. 8 ; Barbedoes, Feb. 10 ; Grenada, Feb. 8 ; St. Vincent v Feb. 8 ; St. Lucia, Feb. 10 ; Martinique ' Feb. 11 ; Guadeloupe, Feb. 11 ; Dominique, Feb. 11 ; Antigua, Feb. 11 ; Monteerrat, Feb. 11 ; Nevis, Feb. 11; St. Kitts, Feb. 12 ; Tortola, Feb. 14 ; and St. Thomas, Feb. 14. From Hayti there is intelligence respecting the discovery of the conspiracy to overthrow the government of President Geffrard. The conspi rators, having been broughtto trial, were condemned and sentenced to be executed ; but the President has commuted their sentences to various periods of imprisonment. A military officer, General Leuos, was at the head of the conspiracy, and it had been arranged that in the event of its being successful, be was to be made President of Hayti. The fol lowing is a translation of the proclamation issued by President Geffrard. . . . . Citizens,—The court-martial instituted at Port-an-Prince to judge the authors of the recent conspiracy at Gonnavies has pronounced its sentence. Of the twenty-eight roused twelve have been condemned to capital punishment—Met 'punishment for their foolish and culpable enterprise. All my feelings incline to and dictate clemency. 'the Tombs lion with which this criminal attempt has been met, the discountenance which the authors received, the perfect tranquillity which the country has enjoyed, before as well re after the attempt, and which the infuriated, in spite of their efforts, could in no way disturb—in fact, the stability of the Republic, all these have inspired me with feelings of clemency. Availing myself of the right which the constitution accords me, 1 have commuted the isotopes of death to that of imprisonment. Citizens, —The government of the Republic can show itself generous, because it possessed that power which commands the sympathy and devotedness of the people. To maintain its power it has no necessity to resuscitate the odious and tyrannical system of imprinting terror by inflexibility of punishment. It will be always able by the assistance of Divine Providence and the cocoon's (=s alinity) of the good calving to detect and frustrate all attempts against pudic mile, so as more sad more to maintain that security which is necessary to the welfare of the country, for its advancement, moral and material, r well ea the development of its commercial intercourse with foreign nations. Given at the National Palace at Portau-Prinoe, this 29th January, 1882, and 59th of the Independence. (ffignid) ONWARD. The Jamaica legislature was prorogued by his Excellency Governor Darling on the sth. In lengthy speech his excellency adverted to and pledged his immediate attention to the allegations of maladministration of justice which the legisla ture had finally determined to submit to the arbi trament of the crown, in conformity with the pro visions of the statute law of the island. The legis lature was prorogued to the 10th day of March pext. De Cordova a Mercantile Intelligeneer says "there has been no excitement in our market since our last issue, add no transactions of any extensive nature have taken place. Stocks are in fair supply, but except for immediate consumption no sales have transpired." THE .H.ARTLET AND MERTHYR COLLIERT Ami rante POSID.—The total amount received up to Saturday attests& is aid of the feud for the relief of the sufferers' by th e Hartley Colliery accident was 19,800(., of winch about 1,4641. came to hand during last week. The Lord Mayor has also reoeived 391. 10s. within the last three days for the outstare by the Merthyr accident. &item SHIFTING. —T he prevailing feature in steam @hippies affairs throughout the month now terminated hue been one of peculiar duleess. With approaching serum, the costlaued easy mato al the mosey market, and the new sources of trade that are anticipated, • better condition is expected to exist. Sales, since the publication of our last list have been confined principally to medium-sized vowels. Several sew steamers, chiefly for foreign account, have met purchasers ; and the previously small number in builders' hands has been further reduced. Of secoud-hand steamers, a few have °hanged owners, but the present demand is by no mesas active. la freighte a limited amount of steam tonnage has been fixed for time, or engaged for single voyages at low rates. The coasting and coal trades have been and remain more than usually dull, which throws • large number of available steamers in the freightage market until the opening of the Baltic and Black Sea trades. (From the Circular et Meese& Alfred Brett and Co.) Poor-ornes SAVINGS BANN& —A further lint was published on Friday of mosey order office. in England and Wales which will be opened as Peet-office savings banks ea Monday, the 10th insteat. We subjoin those in the me tropolitan and suburban distriets:—Barbioan,E.o ; Bexley heath, 8.E.; Bishopsgate-street E.C. ; Broad-green, Croydoa, S.; Broadwa , Deptford, S.E.; Canotibury (Alma. terms), N. ; S.; Charles-street (Middlesex Hospital), W. ; Chalks, Blackheath, S.E. ; Chelsea (Queen's-road West), S.W.; Clapham-road, S.; Crouch end, N.; Disletoa, N. 8.; Ealing-common, W.; Eocleeton-street, Piailioo, S.W.; Idgwaro-road, W.; Elmontoe-greeo, N.; Fdwarderterrace, Remington, W. ; Enfield Highway, N.; Fintbary.place. E.O. ; Forest-gate, Stratford, ; Grace church.eireet, E.C.; Great Idaryiebooe-street. W.; Green. wig* (Nelsoo-atreet), B.E; Hackney Wick, N.E.; Hand. croficroad, Croydon, S.; Horochurch, F..; Bennington-cross, S. ; Hemingtoo (High-street), W. ; Lessee's-heath, tI.E ; Levriabans (fee-bridge), S.E. ; Liverpool-street, Moorfields, E.G.; Merton-bridge. S. lioorgateetreet, E.C.; New Charl ton, S.E. ; North Woolwich, E. ; Paddington-gram, W. ; Pants-road, N.W,; Peterham, S.W.; Plurnotoad (Awe place), EL; Portugal-erect, V.C. ; Queen's Elm, Bromp. ton, 8.W.; Banelaglxtertace, Pimlico, S.W.; Royal Hill, Greenwich, 8.E.; St. Jamea'setreet, S.W.; St. John's-bill, Wandsworth, S. W.; Skinner-street, E.C.; Soutbgatercad, Ishogtoa, N.; South Norwood, S. ; Stockwell-gran, S.; Stoee.etreet, W.O. ; Stratford New-toles, F. ; The Hyde, N.W.; Thames Dittun, &W.; Tottenham (High-street), N.; Doloa- street , Southwark, KB.; Welling, 5.F..; West Stilted, W. 0.; Woodford-green, N. E. FREE EIfIORATION TO THE CAPS OF GOOD ROPE. —The Adelaide, of 829 tem, owned by Messrs. Somas, of London, left Southampton on Saturday for Algo• Bay, with a full complement of " permitted" emigrants and others, selected for the Cape colonial government by Mr. Arthur C. Saunders. They are under the medical charge of Burgeon. . Superintendent F. 0. Roberts, and Dumber 261 souls, equal to TMi statute adults, compr i sing Pt married couples, 73 single men, 52 single women, and GO children and infanta. From among them Mr. Saunders appointed Mrs. Emma French to be matron, and Mr. H. W. Bidwell to be school mater. The Adelaide is the thirty-second free emigration ship despatched wholly at the colonial expense wider the local act of 1857, the operation of which has so added 9,273 souls to the population of the colony. Eon &manna RAILWAY.—On Friday an im portant link in the East Sometset railway chain was formally dedicated to the public. We allude to the opening of the short bit of line, about four and a half miles in length, from Wells to Shepton Mallet, and which, while it connects Wells with the Willa, Somerset, and Weymouth Line, and with the whole of the Great Western system, will bring the ancient city fully halt an hour nearer than heretofore to the cities of :Nista and Bath. The first train from Shepton Mallet to Wells arrived at the latter place between two and three o'clook en 7ftday afternoon, bringing the Marquis of Bath, who is &alma* of the oompany, and the directors; Mr. Graham,Great Western superintendent; Mr. Ward, superintendent of the Roe, and his assistant ; Mr. Tarr, superintendent of the division of the Great Western System ; Mr. Reynolds, Great Western engineer Bath, die.— Western Daily Prat. COLCHESTER AND WIVENHOE RAILWAY.—The first sod of this line has been tamed. The line is • abort I one, and as the earthworks are light the met will be com paratively small. THE Muraopourme Darrow? PRISONS. —On Sa turday the omelets made their monthly returns. There are . only 16 sheriffs' prisoners in Horsemonger-lane, sad • small number in Whitecross.street and the Bench. 1 THE PERFECIION or MECHANISM.—" In short, all the lesprovenents for our convenience and comfort. slating from estate of harbarity to one of high cleilitation, are but the • cumulative results of Inventive Ingenuity and to no instance Is this MOM clearly seen than in the history of those beautiful W . roiltiona which have from time to time been brought to bear upon Hisselmtoe of horology.. Trace its history from the Urns of the Itostaas alth their clepi.ydra or waterelock, and Alfred witithis candles, bora hourclames and inn •(I AS, ,town to that Ramis of lagewnity 'The Viatch; sad see how Improvement has ! Milloemlad improvement, split at last those now manufactured jby ftraesa, of st and se, Ludgate-bin, and se sod 47, Corned% • Losidea, have barn characterlstleally described as ' the period tins of entehanietn. - - Standard,. 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