The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-18 00:00:00

~. P ..'f•.- NEWSPAPER • zt • 44. s:** 01,43.1,t4% No. 4.894.] CAL‘CVITA, coiling at MADRAS. —Tho well wa wasillary sismodhle bni. TDASlSll km binsopeibar, Now WANG lb Yr Dram will Imre to tit to NB7irldos primpies i rJbmvini ileavumbl es the 11121 . morpillesat bat es - =jar UN limbs bis bon tharsest* velleiled. les ressumnbibbs I.r preripm awl MN any ma in yorbere4 mow art a downydsms. Tbs serviee will be asmbor modbly by U.S ddr tolleurbig Ibilbadlay raillery dem tromis boisolag 68th Campus, 7.111. liiiroyousr.i We of slab& Wi l itia •mbs Cabman Jam Odin Mee =I Ile OW L. - LIIII In Mil SwasJ uly IL LIU 14. is EN E a t ILI IN IL 2.718 111 A un re swarm is. LIS SS Dmosiber 11. For WAS Of MOW mob Or /lam 011INDLAY nt a s ; lias Nam MITT tot LC.: ar alas Lem of Ihip Compri. L Illariss•twas, Wake. Lc., wings aim amil• Nike ais as appabism litid=la Oda earrkia be mamaL DREW, argralars. lot India and lane= Phlpidag Oampaay Mailed), NlNataglina. IC 'DOR VALPAW/30. touching at St. Viootist, .L Care es Tweak eml Moak I law —Tlss Facile Mr Ike Li.. Mess shle TALCA. 1110 Cemmeder. will sell pea. Mkt the awe perk en IVO T. Um lit May. tit les segestee assammulmalsa ke ierbems d wow et IMAM d Iteasere Me eller WE be Wpm el dr Clempeors Oas. w.i: is kisik.. 06, Mom MA, TATE. moll I WM, liseLeemt. Lem- Lltsspesl. Mesa, NIL W. I. OMAN. lestekey. WZIEKLY BTLri 00101IINIOATION M NSW TORE Daresll.-41ke WIELPOUI. sad MANNFISAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPOIMPART Iftt tbst heieweve4 Ins Dem 1111.m.stips, c Wino In einhark parempre Ned ashllmire: !MALT - MN .I.IIVINWOM , POS NEW YORK. . VF Apre 1 - ITV OF #1,17.7 1 1141tY.. Wedneadal. KW F. And every summates Wadaandsr. Cabin paamadc Lk 17. and II gnisam asaarding Mar aanam• 'natation. Tamara 1111100. M. Including all pranidass endviaL Pamenders Canada and Ina Wealera alead• WOW Inroad nn .al7 nnialdadouna Lerma —Fur Adair pealiadeas MW WILLIAM INMAN. I; Water atrial, Lliatipsei; ar la and NAM. Si. Meg Welaeantreak GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. —The Oramthip OftiLAT LAOTIAN, 1n915 for ragiatcr. will br Corot. hrd foot Wilford Haven for NEW YORK, soder the occoncol Captain W. EATON. on TUWIDAY. Way • Pea: lain prow. ACO to ta, according to acconoaccialon, al Wimp thy woos prialinea aUm sakes. Arrangements Ism Poo with an ratio.. neon, sompaidas ter the eeetvey gem ad ppaamoo trios al Ins principsiloor to Milford Isom at hly ratios. Islorinaltait £1014..: ▪ nip ditto. ac Wise convaposoe to Wed. . nail* as rt , xte tenet. Goode resslwil Mime Is Liverpool or Lao duo —Pio (cram a. C. I. Moo, 9. Bamford plow. Liovpinl orrr w isand Ne= Mina Barra . SerWer. Noma. out Co.. 110. teschordialresi. Lesko. L.C.: or Who Gnat Nlp company Lladlet.llll. Cormalreet, London. L.C. ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL COMPANY. The APPLICATIONS k SHAM In Italy bang already larl.e4 In WWII. of IM amber reeereed for that toustry. NOTICE IA 111111111 Y 01 VIM Yet the leaden UM will be WSW TO-31011.091. loth berlest. LXICIPITSA SATLY. Seeretary pro twin. er.ham How. 0.1 Iteeadeleeet. Clty, Aprtll9, POS. Kt' MENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY. 7 rank billsbary. Larks. IC. ►.an. . o 1.49 Capital abatoiak In IEOOO Ram et El& taipiacartt by apecla/ Acts of ratitiatilit. TRi Matthew Marshall, P.art. Kenyon V. Parker, Lei V.C. Henry Blair Mayne, Pau. At sn tstrennlinary Deseret Meeting of the Aharebolders, held to r molar the eth testae*, Two Thousand New Mame Of Twenty eve Pounds ench were created, on each of which Al will le dee on allotment. The Divideasiii are paid in Janwary and July. AD appltcattons for Alarm mot he made on or before the SOO 'want, •111, h as, the dare fist will be Moat, doe* Meters. Joshua Hutchinson sad 9.42, 11, mipacsurt, Throw seetawaireet, Wolters to Ur Company. Ilth Aril. lint NORTHERN AfiSURANCI comPANT for Mil End IJIE AVIVILANCII et NO= sod Algnat& Fatahfished is Mgt locorporated by AM el Parliament. Capital - cl.tla,TM alerting. AccanniMkni Fllll4 grimed' of £oeo.ooo. teller In I.nitlon Ifewsrpesteatreet. LIVE tiler rfteelticed Bates fcr the Mg sod Wed Intles.' Te Dircetnr. of this company bet I. enteounce that they bays sibitt-1 •tow yytrto of rates for the Fast ant West ladled, ••.i.kryl.l) lower than them acw charged by this or— they &Attic -thy .4heercnitany. bat differing from theold eye- Imo be reetyret that no rob n t 1.. n takey place on the insured re. towing is romp" it rotree.lititt t.. any other part of the world Dii elawnrthir with as e•t ty no ratan) Areenting b t.-Is isseticyl the insured. Insteral of being sub jected to a &my ruin prtintion amt.( the Years of his real dew la the Trop4.. ha. tic. clitton of throwing the same over the whole thereat, of hi. immune* by paying • hied rate, whist*. It will 1w tees, I. vt ry little hither than Umbels* one. The lhollmies Opeclakees of the new rotas : TAY_ L—HAIST IN DIP AND CHINA. ANICLLVIPS INSCIUJICE Or 4100. (Payable dada, Ihe mitre a-areeney al Ohs Polley.) M I With. Mil el 1 - ... WI9 , la tam* Preets. —^-* boat& a. 4. a 6 L 11 9 II 11 1 1 11 11 IS 9 T 9 IA S INI $l4 I 19 9 MI 4 1 LI 4 4 46 •1O $ A a 41. 2 • II 2 2 II 2 II 3 2 13 II 211 I With Wait. • 4. 3 •11 3 IS et 4 3 II I 110 No ears chirp kir maps. TAD= —WINT ACCLIMATED LI V EA. AIWAL limmiri run Tllll bi..I.IVICIII OT £lllO. ) Wltbeat WNW; rum. Bs . I Withnett with Pr a& I Pfeil& s s. 4. 1 IS I 11. II I • II 1 1 7 1 111 I s. d. II l• • • 2 11 • t• 7 ills • • 9 7 ay. _ I • 4. • I • 2 20 • 2 13 111 II 1 I f • 'menloess Ides twelatie nonntoolon Io rod& In any part of Hie meld- Oa Hen Con* of Afrks eaceptad. So mars dam kw Pcongrotnnun nod talr=of Rant will bo famished on op paccits.-111 unlit of tlic A. P. PLSMU, Reselsay. Pand S. BEV Fl7B HAVE OPINED e ADDITIONAL AND M ST ILITILNINIVZ PIOUS" N o II I , iox mostly 0n.c...00tc Iloodotireott. Is conjunction with their Illy Prontlenu YI t. ITY.ROAD. Most: ARIIt F TO FURNISH tee vospect.tntly solicinoi to In.pro t their lame and noted Soot of lint.clo.o Verwitlwr at iwwh Tatabli.hwtwata. GOoDet KV. 1..0 AN I' PART OY THZ sal 17 $ 41 I 4 4 4 44 1 4 • I 0 •11 1 Itlearded Cdoioig;;; ;P;dis sod pod tree. T°LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, Orkatal bowsical Preparation for Improvise sad BowU. tylai tee Vorispleake sod Sada TN nctlant Nowa ft imparts So Ur reret, sad the tollwoot t.d &Wm" It Woos of Or lads and an.. Its combat, of anrablng Inalmam sad owarwlai .11 711•101... tan, abaft% aim4a, trick)" fiscelorfr Um , and .41wr ~itcor.os irlaltalhow maw it lodkamable to tw.ry t It ..i..l.tha all Ow silasis saris an lb. ski. 'dottier cult mkt.. r to cold mod lodowsooa. Wools solar beat. Mot aa ad. awl la ad par beillo—laid al la, flattowpairo ; W b ibewlob awl perimmra A* far Rowboat Nolydar,* awl lowan at wins W punkises *Marl seder Sr arm el " ILalyder." W • IN R N. NAITINWLANK ( R Wt NNON wracrt CITT. LONDON. 8 ' 8 lOW 11 I grorenCeberidds. sad otheeCii.Pur dear: ANIVEIt FAILING REMEDY. De SUMP 'Jima - a and Liviis ?ILIA Tolland Ina . saull wry Ilereerisl from the recipe et Dr. heat. will invalsable to ail alio ann. r from Miaow , end liver emu diontv, god.huelea, dizziness of the ey...&e. Yoe Isatilloal 3,• family aperient inedielne. sat an • purifier of the blood. t lo y are frilly eviallent ; In their operalkm Andlirttefiti t" the mo,v . h they create Cadlipattinv Itres•-llien the w nervous hole neous hl e W. lemehrrt, N. Jenny, ittewt and by most In Aosta la lit and lid he sure to sak foe Dr. tiali.sand Liver Pills. The mutat on a upon coon pickup% with Wdllans Lambert, - ennraved to the duo. DitBUCIIAN'EI INVIGORATING IMICINCI, foe Narrow. ftelautticia and °antral Wear ikon mimes sad intittorateii with ratattral rapidity the tasatbhr- Wad ewastitntiiiw thereby en-nring permanent health. Imiausi alrength. enemy, ri sebpment of the eieleideir artery. Ime trial ell force roe, lawn, and prove failure writ.. Mao par bottle, 4,. 1114. or for r tune* the I, 33a—Iiirkplepats kip Id*. BARCLAY awl SONS. ;5, Faialagdow anst . sad at all. Sr mints Mir/Melee& the weeW. JOZZAITS CO PA If INK —Copula sad enbet• ar• &obese' the hest reseeilas, bat lbws dream see et sayable* taste and d.our s and °cession colicky plane *sane, sad anstrte distort el( e. Jousts Am succeeded la rendering Uwe vaintsble theravr n tie soots perfectly 100ocuoss, by Mare inni• W Cossahme all the curative properties. This propels eke bees been adopt,' by the Pula Acmfemy of )(edicts* alter moss Mann thosaand trials In Parts. and tbs different Landon bsepttait, Ms., St. Thomas* Gera and IL Bartholomew's, under tbs rare of Messrs. Llel4, Poland, aad Laves Chat, " Lanett' Nev. 6, I- St. The I.o9abine, wall Is In term of e PreUy pink engsuplunt, effects a cure In Meat six days, Mabee In recent or chronic Wawa& 100 espealsa. ea 6L ; tree ley post, —.10Z1 , ..111, French chemist, Mitymarime. Lestsdou; 55. foe % *umiak Paris. and all INT A DA3I E THEMA U D'S HISTORICAL liA ELERY.—Zolalikhed T 7 years, le Biakar•lzeet.— RAATKR Ho )1.11.1AV5.-1411117 ADDMONS, Interesting to ladis% —.t ranoty of ancfeut, and Mama tamale c trees the time of Henry VIII. to do pfulact period, c ~ arduUy studied tram easiest pelstisp Ws wmsr4th at • MIA ems, to *Warts tines MO pww of hold* baths the arty lamp rase mods to pi up esslonsb le th bisordabth with the period regimented, Mile both Wiendlow sal betructive. Opes hem ll am. tUI 10 se *AL Admimis% la Adis MONK It PRITIII3 CILIBRATID MOW DAY will so SA sli• TU ••1 RDAY as* Aprll IS. AS Urs MIR GAMILY, Hs. P ROYAL ALHAMBRA PAW:IL—LEOTARD MIT WINING (Mb inosp6sd , , until the Illth KTOWED MOANING rwaroanAscts each WIDNES 111017ADAY. at 1, salo Or wee date. TM WA Lookrd poilively In ea Wedersky Nom C i t i n e arabg Ali& aria Apra. bobs Os 11016 meg arathadikai TRI LONDON PAVILION_, Tichborse im et WI Bipmetil —LAM' IA [ER of KW 001d111111 " a1 . fl oa movimeoll Ira been ooe of unparalleled = s aid Ida= mild "NOM combined with bar admirable rend IA *Boos Wawat faatidious. During Peoltkireek. Weals= tram Or "Rabat Mater - will be re duel. Is ibe predrill of =We modal care has been =ten Is arise la it= add So Oat =r i a w arbbere compost lion. rebillars abo teem" Der Mardi= aeir ad. beissay, la.--141111L arl i.s aff e att NUL, Prsigaiseass. EAU -DU-VIM —Th is Pare PALE BRANDY, Lea pw palm it denowtrated. upon &whys's. to be pr eellarty tree teen iniap. tasd wry superior to newt bow et Mow la Tema bailee. VW per dos.. ee Is a awe to Ilms issmirj, paid. No Ageote, mid to be MOW Wet at rti mi llacr= awl Co.. Obt Dietabey, Dinner IMERILY, 24a. per dos Minim itareleip pit limuimsdod with milldam. lIINItY BUTZ sod Co., Nankin iismi (.porters, 'labor bore, IC. NOTICE to FAMILIES.—Masora. TAYLOR heg to submit Uttar lid of prime or the beet sulkies. Cheese el Os Masa r f American. ed. to Tid 70. to it: Mt b ed.. Ripe le.. Orli7em. OL Parmassia. M. ed. Wlllsedre Biwa by the side or bar. eig. lust 1101 WAN, led. to k it. fresh ditto, la Mi to la It Vs* Rama, tto et choke ditto tram Sibs. to ants, ed. Os Tawas% la. ea. OL. mob. Young Yowls. fa to la. ed. Lame Cupola. le.— W. smil J. C. TAYLOR. W. Little hilt's= Gold's mums. W. waged spots tar airs drily. BS OARIPUL WHAT YOU ZAT. SOZWICIrS Is lir SAILING POWDIR reasmadaded by Dr. liosooll Asdbol le the lausoet," What of " Ado/toratioso Deloodod." te..) ri woo*. Sr* awl r the bool Diking pod dar—eflon ladisiod. but mover equalled. As you Told* your UMW sod as Alm Sold ovoryorbarit, la Id., It, ad., and ed. pester, and Is. >t dd., sod ba bozos (OLD CHAINS.—WATHZRSTON and uoaDmt k to Oki the ottoatioa of tha habits to the et INVOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard Mat piwohoool at their towtsetory : JI a. d. T• woolmatil.d Fathom chain. Wm:het loos To (lo at pit& woligtiled cc. dirt, owt., MS at *et p• r seam Witt price ?Mal Opts MO orlben. tho QUALITY. sad VALUI of laso pM ara orteltd, sad graarsaterd to the purchaser iVather dm awl Ittoploo looking far a fair mantaeratioa on the work- Vail, Ind& olitoppi amoral"' to the I..trleedy or A rMAW__lire potioTolll mad ns BROOM!, Goldsoltha—llanafectory, Ma,/Illaartealladifeet. Covent-prate, Londoa, W.C. Zona A.a. =tads of Cholas Nut Jewellery foe Is aseh.—N. IL This at le stored at 6 la Yr grants& and ou Saturdays st 1. TAvimuira DRESSING BAGS, Drooling Cans, despakal lima Morbid writing own. alwid MO% wain arks, Tanana preassitank abery sets in nodiawat sal balm aro of Sas antlisry, sitoids, mows. table Woo Um us& ism strop sad mac —AS Noma Meal sad 111111111, t o tn i trill sired, lit illaasatilnia, mad Cryan* inlays, HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS, 106, STRAND. The law COATINGS for the coming seams are awe ready, of wind specimen garments are kept for laspeolion, The tremor in. are la variety. and of textures and patterns that can ine be sn.o A select stock of walking, lounging. and over coats are always IS hand, at HAMILTON and ICIMPTOrS, 106, (treed. opposite faster-halt MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) LTA. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK tor is Workl•humed Scotch ANGOLA Ids. TROUSERS. Is arm replete sad reedy for Inspection. These Tremors won originated by Mr. 3111os, Whose only Mitiffil is 73. DROOL-STREET, II A NOV ER-SQUA RI and who Is not connected wlth any person Imitating sad elver Using In Ms name. ESTABLISHED 18th ELBRUARY. 1841. ARARE COMBINATION. 320 and SON hest respectfully to remind the public that in every department of all their estabilatunenta tbe highe“ degree of excellence la Remodeled with prices the most moderate. Their celebrated INDISPENSABLE SLIT, adapted equally for walking, riding. travelling, or bailees& may be had In a bine variety of seasonable and fashionable materials, from 110 a to 70s. This le universally acknowledged to be the cheape st and most serviceable mit ever prmluced. Tn he obtained o of IL MOB= and SON, Merchant Tailors. Habit Makers, Woo W ooll en Drapers, Hatters, Heelers, Boot and Shoemakers, and General Outlittem Loudon Houses : City Establishment. 154, 156, 156, 114, Misorles es. is, es, sr. M. 85, Aldgate. Oxford street Branch. 506, 607, 508, New Oxfordateset . 1. 2, S. Hartatrest. Toldenlameourteread Branch, 127, 132, Tottenhameourt.road Bllt, Beaton-road. Country establishments: Sheffield and Medford, Yorkshire. AB artkles are marked In plain figures the lowest prices, from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money retuned. Lista of prices, with rules for self .memorement, and patterns, pest free. Helenas* preparations have been made for the spring. B. MOSES and ,ON'A establishments are closed es Friday mufti at unmet till Saturday evening at sunset, waft budosss Is reserved until 11 o'clock. RUPT RE& The PATENT SELF awar ADJUSTING OXMAN TAM, &Meg ellantwelly without o af witnalleetiena Y resemesaded by the haft for the awe mad nal Mini& The newswary quality of a sped trues Dan eieleatmighty pewee, without unnecessary prep» es the ▪ allettal, which leekaM object topelms Aleied Is • WWI laseembwed with shrups. e spiral spri sr pad bobtail—J. MO sod Plearlilly. LAST Tha dap. Never hefore publislisd. Pries IL ASS, THE of the N I CAS. By Gun Avg AM Auth of " Prairie Flower," .ke. This entirely oriptaal w or ork Is complete In itself, and relates to sahrestares unparalleled ln .laving, novelty, peril, and enterprise. IS Is aqua In intensity to the •• Last of the Mohicans," bat save. nog Oa Stu intervrt and •Iviety of Incident . Landon Word and Lock, 15.3, Fleet vtreet. Tido day. Never before printed. Prim , enwpkte. HUNTED to DEATH ; or, Life in Two Heinlapherri A Tale of Lore and Adventure. Loudon Ward sad Lock, lba, lkaaaltront TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— .1 A 11110 K on Ole subject will be fomented, pestle to Use allkied. All persona eitlferles from the ordinate sllmeote of mantled shoutl a , once send • stamped directed envelope to Mrs. 0 mitt, street, liacimey.road, London, when • copy will be I rarocdisteir returned. Jost palliated. price le.. New Milks, by poet 14 THE SCIENCE of LIFE : or, How I Live, and What to live For: Explanatory of the blyetertes of Man's lalatmtee. and the various Phenomena d I..ft With Imtructions for wearing Health and Strength: and Berearba on the Treatment of Disorders Incidental to Sedentary We By • Yninetaii of IS yews* prattles. COMTVITS.—The Physical Ilducation of Early Life—The Art of Life—the Theory of Digestiou—The Stomach and Re Dte rmi :t7t ing ies—The Colth snort of the Affections and Regulatioe or the Passions—Nervous Dlow-orders, tte., etc. London: Mann. 39. Cnroltill. and all booksellers. Now ready, price 1.. pod free Ii damps, or in a ae11.41 rove. lope 20 stamp., • popular medical work on NEEVOICS EXRAUSTIoN VITA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engravings tram Life fof rases attended at the hotel Dieu, Pal* ad ease Ilespetals), Ilrseriplive of the baneful effects coMitplela epos the errors and clergies of youth and maturity. Ity • • Mamma," Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England. and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, lblinbureh, m =ender the new Medical Aet, who may be etmenited knee, one. Maddox street, Regent-greet, Lw.lon , W. (apposite the aide of St tieentee• Cbureill. daily, 11 till 0, sad from 6 till 8 Banda" 11 till I. To be had direst in above, and hoot all booksellers la latemmonter-row. Loados. DR. OULVIRWMI4OI.RC.S., LM., LILA, I. Min Maill-GYDRET, W. pee r caa be assaulted a cried Norms Debility, lavdastasy Plaalsbai s es, Leas ad Mew" locapacity. Illpsemb. amass , Cauterisation s mud Galvanism /ad aa as seli *yawod Ortglosi Week, flawed s:. • Plysteieslial 10v45;12 Ws atom L. • by pad, Nab* Is. et Mem, OelYO. er , Amebae, as above. Dr. C. my osasaltai WI 12, at ml Tastadies 21Wils OW^ 11, 111. MAW-Wm.& se a I. Omni llarlboessobatreak W.. from I tin a CLIVIII AWAY to NIRVOI7B SUFFERER& VA Dr. SETT Imp Jul ambildwl •fl =MON et Ma valuable wart. rzivieng MIDICAL /RUM ain .c .), on the lielt.etre of Norms NNW lon Memory, eve of p•••••• ea nossW a • directed .. _!ei ßight nplonsi lamia••• aisit two polyp Atais—A“reek MUM •••011 Tadoiselkorenk TIMM& W.C. LONDON, FRIDAY . EVENING, APRIL 18, 1862. Serestb mad Cbtaigir I. b. ed., ESSAYS WRITTEN in the INTERVALS of BUSINESS. By the game Author, FRIENDS IN 00UNCIL First Series. New Edition look, Ss. MUM IN COUNCIL Second Series. Second Edifice. I role., poet 800, les. OOKPANIONB oe MY SOLITUDE. Fifth Edition. Ss U. Lowden : Parkes, Sc., and Boars, West Strand. THE SECOND EDITION of the EXCHANGE, /to. 1. Ow Shilling. THIS DAY. NOTICK—ADYMITISIKINTB and BILLS Intended for In. mortice In the =MUNOZ, No. 2, should Do tent to the pub- Moira not later them the Mat Instant. Leedom : liagoon Lon, Bon, and Ce., 47. Ludgate -hi& AFRENCH HOUSE. -KHCOATION.-THE BUILDER of THIS DAY, price 44., estehtise tok View of Modern Bowe, Boulogne—Arcbilecture mu rated bl Yeses—Bridge of Arignoe—Girdene—A Medieval Lewis (with Illostration,—Archseolua—Ballway Accideets—inthe Tower—. Coot ersazione, A.rchltecttiral Association—Artificel Monument to Dr. Jenne,—thickmaldre—Short Time in &duos tioa—Niello Week—The Smoke Nelosact—On Iron Beams—The Albert Mernoctale—Couspetitione—Stabsed Olass—School-buildiag Neese—Provinclel Neese—Chuseb- butklitig News, dc —Moe, 1, Y~t~n:t oo:S pIdIU; .d a IRON-CLAD CUPOLA SH IPS. —SEVIN IIfaIIAVINGII, miaowing every variety of Iron-clad Caput Nape kr foreign Wink*, for Chminel Cruising, and for the De fame at our Ports mad iferbeim treat Drawings by Captain Ca R.N., the inventor, accompanied by ample Captain from his pen, will appear in the ILLUSTRAT ?UM gar TO-MORROW. with atuaerous other intereethig Illettrettema Price fd. ; tree by poet, four Metope —Moe Cathesibeatreet, Strand. W.C. Nivrrn the GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL GAMMA 44 SATalpfl is rl 'VittP e n i MMllltlir - PRllatt . Gardena of the Royal Rorticultural !Society at south Remington, with full Warm. nom for executing each works In the embellishment of mine tiicel and other gardens. Sent free ter six atampa—ollee, 41, Wellingtonatreet, Coventetarden, W.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asona's Tatomuts.) THE HERZEGOVINA. MOSTAR, Ann 15. The Montenegrin tribe of Uskoqs and the insur gents of Piva have profited by the passage of the river Tara, near Ogradjanitse, to make sanguinary incursions into the district of Taachlitre. To pre vent their invasions the Ottoman troops have con structed a large guardhouse near this passage, de fended by 400 irregulars under the command of Dervich Bey. The insurgents having occupied the village of Naratin to prevent the construction of this building, Derrick Bey passed the river and attacked them. During the combat the Egumen (chief of the convent) of Five hastened with 50 men to the assistance of the insurgent!. The fight ended with the flight of the insurgents, who left the priest and eleven men dead on the field. The Otto man loss was two dead and six wounded. _ _ _ A eufficient Ottoman garrison having been left in the newly-erected fortifications of Zubci, 10 bat talions of the Turkish army, with some irregular troops, mulled towards the district of Banyati. Five of these battalions were then detached to pro- vision Niksick. Upon their return from this place they were attacked in the defile of Douga by a large number of Montenegrins and insurgents. The assailants were routed, leaving a hundred of their number on the field, with about twice as many wounded. The Ottoman troops had 2 officers and 29 privates killed, 1 officer and 28 men wounded. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aran. 17. The official Staata-Anzeiger of to-day publishes the following Royal decree addressed to the ministry, and countersigned by all the ministers : The King says : " In consequence of the report made to me on the present state of the budget, I sanction that the bill relative to the continuation from July next of the collection of an additional tax of 25 percent. on the income, class, mill, and slaughter-house taxes respectively, shall not be submitted to the next Diet, as it is possible to cover the deficit partly by an increase in the pu'ilic revenue, and partly by a diminution in the expenses of several branches of the public administration. "In so far as concerns reductions in she military budget, I willingly consent, in conformity with my previous declarations, to sanction at the pre sent moment any savings which may be provision ally effected. I must, however, most positively repeat my former declarations, that in the depart ment of the military administration such reduc tions must be avoided as would endanger those principles whose maintenance is necessary for the strength and effectiveness of the army, and conse quently for the safety and independence of the state." POLAND. BRESLAU, Ann 17. The Seklesisehe Zeitung of to-day says : " We bear that General Ltiders intends retiring from the Governorship of Warsaw. It is considered likely that the Duke of Oldenburg will be his successor. Apprehensions are entertained of demonstrations taking place at Warsaw at Raster." THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. MADRID, Aran. 16. It is asserted that should the French troops enter the city of Mexico, the Spanish forces will do the same. It is also stated that the Spanish government has not been officially informed of the departure of General Lorencez with reinforcements for Mexico. THE GREAT ExErsax.—Mr. C. E. Dixon, agent at Liverpool for As Great Ship Company, yesterday made an application to the Money Dock and Harbour Board for permission to again lay down cuoonngs in the Mersey for the Great Eastern steamship, her late moorings having bees remould in consequence of their calming an obstruction to navigation. Mr. Dixon stated that the vessel would re commence ruxoing to New York on the 6th of next month, sad that on her return Liverpool would be made her port of arrivaL The application au referred to the Marine committee. CAPTAIN SEMMES, LATE OF TUE SUMTER.— Amos, the passengers by the Mooltan, which arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Australian mail, was Captain Semmes, the commander of the Confederate man of war Sumter, whose daring achievements in the Carib bean ma have attracted such attention. After capturing sad destroying almost • fleet of merchant shipping among the West India islands and in the South Atlantic, the Sumter escaped to Europe, and there immediately com menced destroying Federal shipping in the British Channel and in the Bay of Biscay. Captain Semmes is a small, thin, but wiry mu, with a weather-beaten cows teuance, of • most determined looking charm tar. Although not by any means an old maw, hie moustache and Nerd are quite white. He wee wore anxious to know whether the Confederate army had fought any greet battle after retiring from Manama, and what progress the Federals bad made at the mouth of the Mis sissippi. Amongst his baggage was an immense trunk,lfilled, it was rumoured, with booty selected from captured shape. Captain Semmes is related to Mr. Jefferson Davis, the Confederate President. The other officen of the Sumter ware also on board the Mooltan. They appeared very young. The Sumter has Mee sold at Gibraltar. . . V1N717111 Dundee Courier says :—" The following telegram from St. John' New feweepand, dated the 3rd instant, per America, via Halifax end Queenstown, Ins been received by the manager of the Partin Polyeia in Bull's Bay, clean. No account of the Citaperdowa.' Them vessels left this in January for the mast of Labrador, their o f si a ct 6 be e ing to fish there, and then Sella. John's, Newt to discharge. Thereafter , were to prosecute the w fishing la Davis' Straits, it wee expected that is this way two cargoes might bays base gat I. the mem. The seal Gain hes hew keg the Labrador mast by the Amerhans; sad it r oa en ce rr a easte that the first attempt to fhb them, by vowels belosi to this country, should have proved unsoooseduL It is *mop, horn the extreme severity of the frost this sprbsig, that se vend bad been able to penetrate the Ws, and conesquantly the usual young seal fishing will be shank a complete failure. The two screws from Dundee will moat likely by this time be prosecuting the whale fishing' on the south-west and east sides of Davis' Straits, where, it is to be N owto =ll make op for the time lost on the mast of FINE ABT& FRITH'S "RAILWAY STATION.* Never were expeetetious raised more highly by adventitious means, and never did the event peon that those expectations were bettor founded, than in the instance of the picture by Mr. Frith, R. A., the "Railway Station," which in fulfilment of a two years' promise is at length sub mitted to the public in the small gallery in the Haymarket, adjoining Mr. Buckstone's theatre. The great success of "The Derby Day " of course led to the whole project of the present picture. The separate and exclusive exhibition of a single picture ice, however, we believe, unprecedented in the ease of a Royal Academician, albeit the painter may be perks* sealed to claim the right. The present picture is certainly of larger appeal than the Lane "Derby Day." It addresses Itself to universal sympathies, embraces every variety of interest, and is a far more sompreholve illustration of contemporary life. It nisei' the manners and customs, the fashions and foibles, the virtues and vices, the intelligence and wealth, the de gradation and poverty, the material and moral condition ' of the million among whom in this mighty Babylon we live sad move and have our being. We have heard many iiiishilly quibilies impacting Mr. Frith's choice of subject. A rola., we think, might sadly be written in hie defence. But Sle is seedless. ffi test aillit r of the picture is is the . Paddington . Fitatio lith of the sh* ;nab* graoduil, columns, meta away been Ma to tht iiellr41111111Mila• carves et the terminating arches. The grey owes at the roof, only relieved by a few wreaths of steam, and the pen. dant globular gas-lights (a difficulty to contend with), is made by great artistic skill subservient to effects of aerial perspective which usually demand a much larger epics, and with the linear perspective of the diagonal lines give an Mu siveness which grows upon the spectator. A train is about to start. The petters busily but oollectedly wheel their truck loads of luggage, or peck it on the carriage roof—trunks, boxes, portmanteaus of every description, or hampers suggestive of presents and aurprises. The news boys rush about with the morning papers sad Pure& The whole length of the foreground is crowded by the pas sengers in whose infinitely varied feelings and emotion the peat interest of the picture centres. The composition, we may at once say, it very masterly. The foreground, crowded se it is, has a oneness of ewe as well as a converging dramatic unity which should, whatever may be the subject, never be absent from a work of art. Yet upon cheer inspection the crowd resolves itself into an isinsease number of separate groups, each furnishing some episode, and containing sufficient materials for an ordinary picture. - - - we need scarcely remind the reader that the price paid for this picture, and its copyright, by Mr. Plato% who com missioned it, viz., 8,700 guineas, is a larger sum than any living artist has received for a single work. Mr. Frith's " Derby Day* will, in a few days, be re-exhibited in an upper-room el the French Gallery, PallesalL MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. La Farorifa was performed last night, and Madame CsiDag made her first appearance this season in the character of Lemaora.loardoni was to have apprised In the part of Fernando, bat was prevented by an attack of cold and hoarseness, and the part was taken, at very short notice, (by Nerlliaraldi. This was unfortunate, as Fer nando is one of Gordon?' best parts. It was that in which he made his &but many years ago before the English public, and laid the foundation of the favour he has always enjoyed in this country. His nnexpected absence necessarily threw a damp over the performance ; though Neri-Earaldi, nailer such adverse circumstances acquitted himself in a meaner which did him great home; and made a highly favourable impression on the audience. He sang the air " Spirto geatil" with so fine a voice, and so much expersion, that its repetition was maid for in • burst of applause 'rein all parte of the house. Caillag's impersonation of the frail but interesting heroine is the per fection of lyrical tragedy ; there is nothing in the whole 1 : range of the maxima stage that is more beautiful or more pathetic. Douizettrs music —mull he has written nothing finer than the music of this opera— become, as it is poured from her lips, the pure and simple language of sentiment and passion. Yon forget that it is music. You hear the burst of joy,' the wail of anguish, the dying murmur of • broken heart. This is what dra matic singing ought to be ; it seems all nature, while it is the consummation of art. We would endeavour to point out • few of the numberless beauties of her performance, but the late hour (past midnight) at which the curtain fell prevents us at present from =eking the attempt. Sig. Emmet, a aewnomer this season, made his debut in the character ofgthe Monk &blamer& He Las • fine bus voice with a musician like style, and his action was dignified sad impressive. In the scene, however, where the Dominican hurls the thunders of the church at the heeds of the King and his unhappy paramour, he lacked the terrific force which the situation calls for. Faure sustained the part of the King, and the character could not be in better hands. The opera in to be repeated on Tuesday next, when it is hoped that Gardesi will be able to assume his part. mamma OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. The ordinary meeting of the magistracy of the county of Middlemix wee held yesterday at the Conrkhouss on Clerkensrell-green ; Mr. POWNALL, chairman of the bench, presiding. There were upwards of 70 magistrates praent. The minutes of the last court having been read by Mr. BALDWIN. deputy Clerk of the Peace, the court pro- ceeded to consider the report of the Committee of Accounts and Gereral Purposes, and an order was made thereupon for the payment of hills, salaries, and demands, to the amount of 14,7761. 14s. ld. A rate of three farthings in the pound 'so the county rental was ordered, and a farthing under the Lunatic Asylums Acts. The committee having had under consideration representations from Birmingham and North ampton respecting the present scale of allowance as expenses to witnesses and prosecutors, reported that they were of opinion that the grievance complained of did not apply to Middlesex so much as to other counties, but that as it had been suggested that a mooting of chair men of quarter sessions should be held to consider the question, the chairman of this bench be invited on the part of the committee and the commission at large to attend such meeting when oenveried.—Agreed to. PIWIONS. The reports from the prisms were brought up and read. In Coldbathhelds Howe of Correction there were 1,668 priaonera, all males. In Westminster Bridewell, 615 femalm ; and in the Home of Detention, 183 on remand or committed. The report from the Industrial School at Feltham stated that on the 31at of December there were 468 juvenile offenders there, and gave a very satisfactory account of the that under the auspices of the committee had been progress that reforming the children. Tt was reported from Coldbathdleids that the cell accommodation wee insufficient, and that • sum of 26,9301. would be *eked for to provide that which was requisite. It was resolved to accept the resignation by Lieutenant- Colonel Colville of his appointment of lieutenant-colonel of a volunteer cups by a vote of 31 to 2L A letter from Colonel Colville was appended to the re port, the substance of which was, that he did not seek or solicit for the appointment; he obtained permission to take it, and was ready to resign it when required. Not the lust fault had been found as to the duties of the lieut.-colorist of the volunteer corps (the 39th Middlesex) interfering with those of his duties as governor of the prisms ; the weasel business of the corps was done by the adjutant and mom Sari ; there were occasional references to him as command. lug *Meer. He attended parade about twice • month, but by permission, after prisoners were looked up ; if before, by leave, once or twice a year. The visiting justices, in their report, said the discipline of the prison had been well maintained, and they had not called upon the gx.veraor to give up his commission, which he had been permitted to accept. The salary of the matron or keeper of the House of Cor rection at Westminster was increased from 250 f. to 3001. • year. Several superannuation allowances were greeted to prima officers. A good deal of formal business having been gone through, the court adjourned. The unegnalled curati v e:47er of Dr. de Jongh's 1 Lletgarown Cod Liver Oil In all of oonsumpakon aeddli ewe or the chest Is .how nel recogrdeed. The leeward pliguidan, Dr. Doldwer, elaterwo : " nle m•dtchie dwarves to •••,,I1 a dlottadedelled pig In the treatment of oonmempelen. Z4l• telliallwat we bare been able to prolong the allows et 1•••••19 &NO arrived st the laat dame of e 80141,17 b eepaeled bettlea, Is. ed., en W. and Sa l . i .V i n JujipAspre, Anutoirtar!. awl Co.. IT, 11118•11. [Stamped, id. Additional.] NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM:MALTY, APRIL 17. PIONOTIOND ADM AP rourrammra.-11Apien S. Beseldon. to tin As* for NeTiee in the Black Prime ; and G. D. Parry, to the Indus, for service in the Mahe. Surgeon S. Chit. to the Adventure. Assistant-flurgoen H. H. J. Sterling (acting) to the Ad venture. Assistant-Paymaster W. B. Hutchison, confirmed u pay master in the Amphiou. ET. Scott (A) of the Alecto, promoted to acting firet j t esn assistant-engineer ; and N. F. Hockerston, to the Cambarlaad, confirmed as second dens assistant-engineer. PORTSMOUTH, Amu, 17. The whole el the mates troops in Portsneeth garters were this morning invested on `Souther-conneta by his Bard themes th e Duke of Cambridge. The duke was accompanied by Majer , Gemeral Lord Witham Pattie and a aumareas staff. The 'movements of the troops ware of the usual routine tharatter. His Royal Highness and suite afterwards erased over to Gosport and inspected the troops and the new lies of demos on that side of the water. The Defines, 18, iron sorer ram, Captaia B. A. Powell, C. 8., was decked today to repair defects, and to strengthen the plates on her bow to prevent a returnees' of the sera- dent eased b titz wei ik , hating of her anchor. The Royal undergoing the proms of owner sloe into a *Meld , will not be docked until the next wptiag nth Bunion newettet Grath, 11 guns, Captain Kopitoff, arrived at Bpithsed this afternoon from China, bound for Cronstadk else rebriged salutes With the deg ship of the erianeinderdereiel, !tier Admhul Webster s e red CHATHAM, Aran, 17. ARRIVAL OP TROOPS PROM MAURITIUS. -A ..... numerous party of Royal Artillery and troops of the lion, comistiog of ask and diaabled men as well as those who have completed their period of service, arrived at this gar rison yesterday afternoon from the Mauritius, having dis embarked at Gravesend from the hired troop chip Sir James, 700 tons, Captain Parry. In addition to the naval and military invalids, the Sir James brought borne the remaining portion of the 4th battery 13th brigade Royal Artillery, a considerable number of the noo•ooromialosed cacao and men having volunteered into the Madras Artil lery. The military invalids belong to the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, sth Fmihnra and 24th Regiment, the whde numbers:LW man of all ranks, together with the following :—Captain Sir John Campbell, Bert., Captain F. Law, and Lieutenant E Bainbridge Royal Ardl lery, Captain D. Gibson, 24th Regiment, Bainbridge, Aasistent ' Surgeon Finsesaom, R.A. The Sir James sailed from the Mauritius on the Ist February, touched at St. Helena on the 3rd March, and sighted the Limed oa the 11th inetant. During the voyage live deaths occurred on board. After the troops had been medically inspected seven of the number were admitted into Fort Pitt Hospital. The Royal Artillery were forwarded to Woolwich. WOOLWICH, Aran 17. • Two hundred workmen have been discharged during the rwent week from the Armstroag gun factories at the Royal Arsenal, and the total induction of the genera department@ to the extent of upwards of ;090 hands is being rapidly carried out, In consequenoe of this large and Dodgem reduction much clistrime has resulted, and numbers of men have bee n discharged without receiving any notice. Is the corns.* department the reduction LT': Unship that the volunteer companies in many eases will be unable to muster more than one-third of their previous stategtb. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.-THIIWIDLY. Backers of hones fought very shy this afternoon. They -eemed like Mr. 'iambic to be waiting for something "to turn up," and their outlays were made with much caution. The following list of prices comprises the business transacted : NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 5 to 1 apt Mr. Gratwieke's Yarra (t) 5 to 1 Baron Nun's Finlande (off I 6 to 1 Count F. de Mange's Gabrielle d'Es• trees (t 7 to 1) 7 to 1 Lord Zetland's Carbineer (t) 10 to 1 Mr. (FReilly's Stanton (t) 10 to 1 Mr. H. Smile's Ducat (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Fleralag's Magnum Loma (t) TWO THOUSAND G(TINEAB. 3to 1 spit Sir R. Bulkeley's Old Calabar (tend cif) 8 to 1 Mr. W. Dajs Alvedistou (t 17 to 2) 8 to 1 Mr. J. Johaetocie's Caterer (off) 9 to 1 Mr. S. Hawker's The Marquis (t 10 to 1) 11 to 1 Mr. Conk's Winpave (t) 100 to 8 Mr. Sutton's Nottingham (off) CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 apt Mr. Hawkseley's Zodiac (ll 100 to 8 Count F. de I.e 's IladjiB4llTTOß (o ff ) 13 to 1 Mr. Snowing's stacus (1) 15 to 1 Mr. W. 8. Wtwright's Fairwater (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Apg (t) 25 to 1 CaptailaWhite's Jung Frau (t) 25 to 1 Sir W. Booth's Stamped* (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Bignell's Wild Rose (t) 33 to 1 Mr. G. W. Fitawilliam's Rubicon (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Williamson's Simla (off) THE DERBY. 5 to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Bualudone (t) 10 to 1 Sir R. Bolkeley's Old Calabar (ll 20 to 1 Mr. B. Hanka'. The Marquis (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Brewing'. Caractacm (t) RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN fAitififfillii: LONDON AND NoRTH-WilaxEste RAILWAY AND HOLYHEAD HAHIPOUE. —The Lords of the Admiralty have given their assent to this company's application to construct an embankment along thenorth-west side of the inner old harbour of Holyhead, from near the Royal Hotel to the compaey's station at the Packet-yard, the land thereby re. claimed from the sea to be used for the enlargement of the stetson and for quays and wharfs, on condition that the lands and water frontage shall be leased to the railway for 21 years, at such rent as the Admiralty may determine, and poviding that certain specified portions of the quays shall be set apart for the free nes of the public. Cruanto-caoan RAlLWAY.—Yesterday operations were oranmeocea by the contraeUre for the construction of the railway upon that portion of the ground of St. Thomas's Hospital by the aide of the north-west wing adjacent to the London-bridge Terminus. Workmen are engaged in digging the foundations for the bridge which is to carry the line over the High-street, Southwark, and also on the other aide of the road, in Wellington-street, where au extensive block of buildings abutting on the Church of St. Saviour and the Borough-market are being demolished to effect a junction with that portion of the line passing through Southwark to the Blackfrian-road. RAILWAYS AND PAROCHIAL ASSIIISHINTS. —Petition s have just been presented to parliament for an alteration in the present law of parochial assarments from the London and South Western, Lanouhire and Yorksbire,Montunthshire, Great North of Scotland, and Cornwall Railways. ILLUSTRATIONS Or VOLUNTARYISSI.—Tbs report of societies in connexion with Surrey Chapel (formerly Rowland Hill's, now the Rev. Newman Hall's) for the past year (1861) has just been issued. It is • mat volume of 72 pages, sod records the tact that during the year there 4s been received for 17 societies in immediate con 'union with the chapel, 3,5421. Bs. Bgd. Collections for the poor and incidental expenses have realised 3651. 16a. 6d. ; while for seven societies not in con nexion with the place, fur whom sermons have been preached and collections made, the sum of 1621. 17s. ' has been gathered, melting • total, independent of provision for the pastor and his saident.minister, of 4,001/. • 20. There are working in connexion with the cause an evangelist and three City missionaries; the Christian In. structioo Society carries the Gospel into eleven common lodging-houses in the Mint and Kent-street ; in ten Sunday schools and three ragged schools there are upwards of 5,000 scholars, taught by 415 teachers ; five day schools have an of 606 scholars, taught by seven paid teachers ; number of church members registered at the end of the year was 1,269, 172 having been a d mitted during 1861. A verdict of " Manslaughter" has been returned whist Mary Ann Williamson, who recently indicted so severe injuries on another g ia in flundsrland, that she shortly afterwards died. The priseeer has been committed for trial on the coroner's warrant and the painful position In which she is placed she seems to 110117 heed. ..- PlO4lllll/6 OF ENGLISH Au X SIAItIITACTURIB. 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POLSSY, Ann. 16. Polley is the Smithfield of Paris out of town. It is situated on the Rouen and Havre Railway, about seventeen miles from the French metropolis. On Monday abont noon the animals were taken from their stables, and tied beneath the canvas sheds erected for their protection by day, and the juries commenced their work. The scene was a pretty one, and all that could be done by the employment of paint and coloured bruiting was done to render the tout ensemble pleasing. As this is an exhibition of fat stock, it consists merely, like the meeting in 1857, of horned stock, sheep, and pigs. The merits of the animals are not looked at from the breeders' point of view, but from the butchers'. One of these gentlemen of the blue smock, therefore, tykes his place upon the jury, and when the prizes are awarded, the decorated animals are, we hear, to be led to slaughter, and the jury, attended by the mi stier, will hold a pleasing post-mortem staininatios, being each provided with a napkin and a knife and fork. Probably some of our exhibitors, having an eye to the Christmas show in London, will eel relish this finale. The expos i t' n falls simply into two divisions— the EnglLb Mid other foreign breeds, and the French breeds. In a country where politeness reigns; we can do no other than take the French classes first. There are, to begin with, under this first division six classes for male animals of pure French breeds, each class being subdivided into two, one for steers not exceeding four years, and one for oxen above that age. Then follow other French breeds similarly subdivided ; offer which space is made fur the small breeds, such as the Bretonne ; and then comes the pure French Durham, or short-horn, in two subdivisions. A. class is also made for Devons and Herefords, and for the produce which has resulted from crosses with these pure breeds and the local breeds of the country. There are classes also for lots of four bullocks of pure and crossed breeds, and for calves. The heifers sad COM are similarly classified and subdivided : • heifer signifying an animal not more than four years of age, and a cow, one above that age. Be yond this, one class is formed to comprehend animals from any of the classes born since April, 1859, and is designed to encourage superior precocity when ever it may be found. In most of these classes there are two prizes in the first subdivision, and four in the second, ranging from 600 f. to 300 f. Considering that every prize-man receives also a medal, either of gold, silver, or bronze, the ceremony of to-day, when these things are to be given away, will be somewhat impressive and lengthened. Tile sheep and pigs are also well classified and honoured. In all there are about 500 bead of cattle, 300 sheep, and 130 pigs, to represent La belle France. In running briskly through the classes of pure breeds we come first upon the huge Norman. It was this breed which used for a long time, until railways opened up the country, to supply Paris with meat and butter. From this race has been chosen usually the " gros-bosuf " for the annual festival. It extends over five or six depart ments, and is subdivided into two varieties, the great, preferred by the butcher, and the small, a milker par =silence. The Charolaime, from Saone et Loire, is a very large white mouldable breed. It has been much developed by the Lyons market, and now extends over many of the south eastern departments. Originally accustomed to ve ork, it seems recently to have taken a remarkable turn in tavour of the butcher, and when carefully selected bids fair to run our best breeds very close. The Parthenaise, Choletaise, and Nantaise breeds are hardly represented ; but the £3alers, a gaunt red breed, in poor condition, are more numerous. The Limousin, a fawn-colour:3d breed, of much preten sion, journeying with the Salem representatives from the granitic district of Auvergne, makes a very respectable though somewhat gaunt appearance. The breed evidently wears the stamp of the yoke, and though released from, it will continue to do so for generations. This is evidently a good stock upon which to graft a profitable variety. As with the Norman and Balers animals, the amount of bone and offal is prodigious in the eyes of anyone accustomed to a cylindrical short-horn. The Ciaronnaise, and Bozadise, of a rich cream colour, with prevailing dowk horn, are also very large and ungainly. Their hwe carcases carry but a small supply of inferior beef. The specimens of the pure Durham bred in France are exceedingly interest ing. No one who attended the Poissy meeting in 1857 will fail to note the sur prising advance made by French breeders. It might be posaible, ex cluding the distant forms of the working classes, to fancy, while inspecting these animals, that one was at a Christmas show in London, lighted by an April sun. There are animals here that will bear away prizes at the International meeting at Battersea ; and it seems to us that our short-horn men will exhibit in France on future occasions with a little more anxiety as to the result. Of these and of the classes of cross-breeds, we shall give a more detailed notice to-morrow. Of the English breeds there are excellent speci mens of all classes. There are but few ordinary animals, and y et nothing very superb. The num ber of cattle is about 50, of sheep about 60, and pigs 25. We give below the prize list as far as it is made out, and subject to some corrections, and we nand it thus imperfect because it will be looked for in England with no little interest. It will be seen that the 100-guinea cup, presented for competition by the late Prince Consort, will ornament the mahogany of • noted Scotch breeder, who receives also a gold modal of honour in lieu of the silver cup he would have obtained had be been the breeder as well as the exhibitor of the wonderful ox of Bir mingham and Smithfield notoriety. The following are some of the principal awards : Shorthorn Heifer.—First prize to Mr. T. Ball, of Adam. Shorthorn Cows. —Pint prize and gold medal of honour to Lady Pigot, of Branches Park, Camlindge. Devon Steam—First prize to Mr. W. Heath, of Ludhani. hall, Norfolk. Devon Ozen.—First prize to Mr. W. Heath, of Ladham hall, Norfolk. Devon Heifers—First prize to Mr. Hambro, of Milton Abbey, Doreetabire. Hereford Steers.—First prize to Mr. W. Heath. Hereford Oxen. —First prize to Mr. W. Heath. Hereford Cowa—First prime to Mr. P. Turner, of Peva. bridge, Herefordshire. Polled Steen.—First prize to Mr. M'Combie, of Tillyfour, Aberdeen. Polled axen.—First prize and gold medal, and his late Royal Highness's 100 guinea cup (as best ox in the yard), to Mr. MacCombia Polled Cows.—First prize to Mr. lfacCornbie. West Highland Ozen.—First prize to Mr. Owen Wallis, of O►entoae Grange, Northamptonshire. Crossbred Steen.—First prise to Mr. Stewart, of Aber. Crossbred Osen.—First prise to Mr. Martin, of Aberdeen. Crossbred Heifers.—First prize to Mr. Stephen, of Cairn slam, Aberdeen. Soot .down Sheep.—First prima to Sir Thomas Leonard, of Bananas, Frei ; second prize to Lord Walsioghem, of Merton.hall, Norfolk. The salmon fishing on Loch Tay, so far as the season has goes, has been very unproductive. The weather on Moeda, sad Tuesday was as wintry as any time since January. 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