The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-11 00:00:00

1 . • ,-, - • I , *l-•-' , -. - 1 / '` -. ' t A Y- x33rit%sl i i~ : i! ~ _, . [TWOPE N LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1862. Na 4.861.] (Stamped, Id. Additional.) fIALOVITA„ milling at Madras.—TM wall-known 11 6/ MOM sesders etem-Ply bIAN A. 1.111teu. , 0 icese I pewit nos bed% ts the TIMM Loweet De.tek . 111 tem. 00 • ete Ape. embeeklet at ste leMegarmemt Ike la Arid. This =ete wpm* air Os tai lerk. W bees has Odd% earsorso. ides lir gadespestrZessrs as espeeleweed weelloa wi • stewsdess. A Uiseed% sal be mama ea interest et sly weeks by cm , klbdiss IMMIts evisekry Miamweis Mapes to SY empty 3 tem PO bent tem tie Solle. laras seser. We= amok kid Idel di add ram Issa Xs MOO poser . . Odds Term %MD Ma% Maeda Wad =lLlee ass di bum mr. , 2 1.1.4 1: 1 ..rar look le dm% 011.1•11111111011.. la, • %slahers. lidos Mid Ind sad ca. lagessama.i.l3ll. I.C. sr at Ur =met dr Oa% appirsamme r fl fa iall i ts s =eass am ar=ass 1110g/dD DEM. driaddar. Ihd to NM [noes diodsgasersay NEM& N. Wilnetrime. WEEKLY STEAM OOMMUNIOATION to %LW Vol% Nigel —Tr uviirout. Nsw YOKE. eat rumumarmlA ATEA M-6111P COMPANY latent eteapateb not that: taltpaartal tram 4rew call! tut at quasar aata to start pa..aa v re maul &armadas. ma follows: SLI&LY vUttll 1 : 11' V.ltllatL Mt SEW yoym. CITY OF I: UTI M tio; Mohie.day, Kw* tt ON RO M, Ve velnesam, Masch UNA. Wwlaeaday. Man Aad “wry isecacdiste Wedeesda oin pumps, I. 17. mid picas. Or sieush. Lea. Yurward pares, A gulomok R S lastaila provisions 0.40 L Pasenern for Outs& AM the Wedges ada beard tprviiti as very advantageous MiMIL-11* PAW FOOMIMIMS *Nay to WILLIAM INM A lit Water-stook Limped; sr Sio LIVE% sad MACRY. al, Kiss WilnuoMresk Mg. THE ALLIANCE BANK at LONDON oral LI V titloOL flandned). 4Atalait el Illbaler the J °int Mark awaking Oempeales LlMed t.t t.nh and :14 % tit.. cap. 49. end !Lt mad !tad Via. , -lib lint the Lability obis& hiemehakkt to oo.osni of his shams r. t;otal Two Million,. In 20,000 awes at LIM emit .CTS per shah roil w he calie.l up %Int Wm. 10.400 l*p.it on %ppliertlon at per share. and a further psysteot rf t 1 .lt.tnu mt F h mot to 'meted XS, antitheft monthe Intorval btineen r til Ilaio. iiessr; — Fiederlik EMU' and Co 114:4 4n4 l.ra.a. E. 1.. 4 Atuithitriarn London, Chairman of th I ltd. I q;cacral C.0.11}1137. jan.,Nligrat Dadra, F.aq , 19. Norfolk.crescent, Ilyda.park, . John Mourn Elie. Lot, 34. ANlinrcli.lase.Loodoe. LC.. Director of di: I nom Bank or Australia. • moo. Lot. i Messrs. Frederick Huth sod Co.:. Liverpool. J. 0.11 B Muir, licatee, Val. Mears. Newton. Kates, end Co.'. Lorrpool Chart e Gletani Manatee, Ira, Foyle , Park, Farnham Stamp, thatroun of the London awl South Vet stern Railway Company. Jolla Grata Morrie. Fri. Miran Case awl Morrie., Liverpool. John Vaud Naylor, ran. Lieerpnol , titorre I eitir r kohtneort , fit Threartneettle•street, London, itin••tor • I the chartered Mercantile Bank of India ' , endue, and Ilhu menbnime, Lag , 13, CAITDOU street Wed, Lowinn, John Torrame, ebester.plare, Hyde park oquare, London. With poorer to add to them number. Arranp no P. am helng ma to to imam the service, of thoroughly .i.alltied Managers loth in London sad Liverpool _ _ Inaba—Mersa. croaky an7lHUrn,3.l. Gsatbard-*treat, LC. Iltssns Flux LW Antic 4,9, NI inelna.lane, LC. Ls crpool-3l,ars Ftelchs. r and Hull. 111WCTUS. Ileum J. 111111 J. MAU, head. Moormstestreet, Leedom. Messrs. 13. atel T Inv. IlverpouL titIAYIL4 linvinn —The I'm WI Bon k of London. Liverpool—The Bank of England. netiteioht —L.IILs Clones, Esq. Temporary Mere of the rnmpany—:H, Gran London, EX. The cemndence hit by the public In honks undertaken on the Joint :am k principle has continued to Unmake year by year. The London joint stock tanks, pertkolar, have men very soceeasfni. 1 hey h.., paid terse dividends, ranging from 10 to inc cent . to their Mareholden , whilst the high rate of pre mium, veiling from .0 to Sun per cont., at which their shares etand on the .4,1. Evoharige, Indicates that tic mercantile oniemnity appro., late them as s safe omens id iii.e.tment. The following tabular idegament shows the liu•iiiees result. of Ma of the Loudon Joint stock Musks to nit Demarber last, and the present market value of their show : 1 As par las messestsbiatirar maw ilat Om TOIL JOINT Pl , ca il 1 1 iii 1 , ; 1 , 41 , 1 12. i I -z ' 1 . l i f] vsh , A A .ea aI a .1 Gad. a a Wali 1 Leedom rualair Joint' I lAA* ,11,1.4.725 22 I la *...2 . 1 . 11 1 . ...... a ne t i woe 11,121,737 23 I• N.-1111 114212 I ' 2222 lilt el Lualos .... .1 MAO 1.223132 IS It I n —al sun Ivy , **WO, 2,226.722 II SI 27-0 22.251 lama 21 labia ; 322.222 I.li-/...Aft 2 II 120-111 12121 Lahr & Cesoli' if 0,222 • 2421,221 121 al 22-2 22 1 221 Natiquil Ilvnin ! rid ark i Nei Dalai 1 220.2201 rebliamod II 1111 IN 7 2 . 200 _... The aural 1601:041%i • ant depanita bold by the Joint Stock Naha to Lauda% on the 14 itcecnoht r last amount 'I to a total al it:Alta.,* *bp %try LIPAIy In element the corresponding void of hid year. There (welts have Ikea achieved willitt the existing lan ren derel ills • 104 INN Iy of t% ery 'hart hobler gable for the debts 14n.l lar.A.Mll/4 000 .4 th Bank. _ . — fir law. lemese:;.;as newt wisely altered Is 1•2, and Bank hist lompuiles 5r.....n0 permitted to be f. mord on the iwiarlplo of lla Meal Habilis). Alfred, several beak. have hem . res. ✓zwinl. and eutt.,l i.y the dim lama that whilst the law has idarel • limit or tin Imbility of the shareholders, the bat hes .4 the hank he. hem ...selderahly extended and lastraseal Aldine:di dart.: the tot 23 years tie poet d Ueerpool has lame than Madded itself in impalaskas and wealth, and the soap iaenial latevemet. Is tw....n the Metropolis ant Letemlitre has lams pradieweesty•W4llN ntel no sew haat has heels ettablished la Liverpool dunes that perbsi. Amt Il la further worthy of smart. Mist so a•at st. h emit sdoeli smOrars Loeb. and Liverpool utaka its own ielepeadeut to trio, operallotia exists at pressed. The falsielore bell, is that there ts nap'. mem foe further hamkteer aesseenaelotlosi is Inn.loll, sad harms row,rd to the in• a r em i ng taw. and ...imte..• isempool east It. rictuity. arc of smaisseai that lie time Ice agreed whoa a tow Hank ma) Lc e.ta illeaied, asides :ansite.l with every ptoMpett of I.llcci, eaetwra It 1 . 7 f.f.,twe1. therchre, to estaAll.ll lb. Alliance Ronk of leleolat rl LAveriyave. Limited, with the brad oiler la Levine. sad hrssehoo d leverp..4. sal is dee coons at such other plena a. the istermlo of irvde map mitilre. The Allteare Aisle Icy. 141 •081 I.lrerpool. Limited, sill epee esrmal. smuttily . eti alkoes lateral us 11111Ailnen Mataldly laksares of tot km Min . &CAR lagelty m dep eet at latent ; Ommll drafts ovi So bray Me• Inge eta Mar atom t Wilms ell end* for all porta or re SINS= .4,,4 vitamin einelleie• .4 f•welra sad anatry haat.; Cant panders sot .1.. Is 14ttW mei knolls' stocks share". am! *erectile.. sou sync: ti.., Mettles& therwoo, and collecting or aepartlost comp.." A. AMd leommet ere y 04... r • moription al Nokia, btalarat. the Illecetters potpies op wily C 25 per share, that ft . r mot et. . nee fond to the deptolhow, acr. ion the power r. t me ...eh portico of the oaoll.etted gams at Nei peroyly and me Yoe units as them say Sr. In. A oirposet of CI mn94 Ir pad to the Company'. Maker. at the Wile taw th.^4 the application for &harm I. wide. accordion to the &W.p.m.." form Yuan. of Aloplic.cs,4a. for Shona may he olitained from Um inot..c.. Meow.. J and 1 Wh tehead, lionrymte Area. Loadon and Wow, r intro% Liverpool; the Neceetary, at too leasmoistleives Nu. St oiravechareholmitt, batik's, LX. roam or iii , rI.ICATION FOIL ROAILICIL litrretors .4 thy bank cd Walks and Liverpool Lisnitedl. G.a.tl. mew—ltemise trod to Jour humaters the sus at A l• LI p r eal.tft• 4,11 Ohara Is the &lame C.otp.to). I brrrhy rr,terat that you willellot use that lumber. and "elue ....Inuit to the hires presertbed by the article. ot roe 1.. so.. pi 01. thorot. WY Itmo nallitur o beli ail .11.4 iss.. aril to woo rir IS. attSchia ai marlotton f t•,•ll/41 alMi 1 riC.I.IP.t Oust ray row he pieced es the r 1 Alton hri.s rr fur the shares so aliened Naas in full Prrhoston at Business lade 1 ..44.41AN5, IllUlowilekal tritmeng Maim% Mhipprs, and Olin& MR. J. C. STEVELNS has bete inatroded to I.; Cr: at hie °VIM ROOM, MA Kingabeet, .a..ot o. In. Nl.ficitosh. Moral 13.10 d fol"olog day, " 1 ; 4 iW.l 1. to. a ...1F... Enna of the STOCK of 11w late Sir. J. rah 71'.. roansfact. rill: optician. of Sheflfrld. avraprtalug Ile 1.0.1t...1 onllnl4seal stoeL. crlaslatfog• of 300 tela.ft•opes. a bar, ,an0..4. opal rpeetnelos. 11"... I. oars. litritwahtll.l Inalrffisesta, sobrAograpiiie app. tutu.... a - ana ca. w , Rol cataktol a ines bad. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY. —LAMBIRTS AATII tATIC B.ttalA SI, without asellmlair she bowela or areetlng the head, truly Mentions and plimiast. Is .Altai to Se the be.; me.lienw few Immediately relieving angle. voids, cesarean! cars 01 asthma., sad Incipient camammettam It Ire. Pau* ruh, persons asthma the tat arty preasimor Yourablo, aihalrahly allays the tkkti which provokes helpellit camthirm. ti_____aPPme cumurnptlua ita effects an tidy brialkial. ur eves lying down for Isar of surf. wa. tirrim Mhea.l ~n mile! Ina few minutes alter taking W— anly sn•l mil by W f. 11136:RT, chriulat, 10, Jermyn• Mama, klaymarkm, all 4 I. all •Iruatale, ta bottles no.. arid liharltilles nue, to pl. rack Bo particular sad ash 1,.r Last Asthmatic liddsam. The mass sad address la sogray.l IS Ur stamp. ASTHMA, BHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON __ 1714. SEURALVIA. odallibly 'relieved and eared by • h*l" r. ,Pummel Yrnalepitme. TM make, ▪ inevir .1 emit ate. lido the Awed, calm the ?bete MIT IM 1111.1{1 enibtl.t.,rataon, and amble the tunetkese the Important ornarn of rsqxralwo.—T. gee erAnestor• elan, S. A Paris. P,i.e b, Ad. a box. bold In Load= by Chemed. Uaymartet. NPLCHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ INGS.-0a THURSDAY IMICHING, Ma,ok lt, Mr. CHARLES DICILINB wW RILAD in St. James's-hall, Piccadilly, at Mild pmaiasily, DAVID OUPPZRFIELD du sit chapters) and Mr. 808 RAMTILd PARTY, from •• Plckwick."—Body of hall mad WNW, ; areas, la. Tickets at Mews. Chapman and 11111 R Piccadilly . and at Austin's Ticket odice, It. JoiresikaL TURMAS HIADLAND, tea ► .s. HI LONDON P CONSTANCS YWI thejtentr• of maraca= esed, tow Moe will Nadas* MISMIINI„ the ehersztag vocalist, will render arearel laventile pines every Mrs. LltirltiNCL, whose effeektes afford telizat delight, will Mat in the pregrawase, which Includes the ILLIOT, who lA` not leer nonerkehle for the daiMg thee the paw sad lintah th,y exhibit In their WOll - otearealudedL., olivfl.die Select/one performed every SOU W eillelest vecalist;.:Al rveeised with moat aenuini =L?be Comae Talent of the evtahli.lnent la unrivalled. upins, le spired Io earablne comfort with an the novel ties at tie 111. TIN LONDON PAVILION. Tieliborse-eireet, top el the Ilayiesetst. ADIIIIISION. sees. St: 'velem IlteeiNLL VABOVAA. FLOWER aad VEGETABLE REEDS 1 ; BUT= sad wm a w e eroc asildsolls recomesoll tbe fol lowle&r:Iti STALK only on b selseiloos barber It amide OM bet soared w ill glee molideedies : L d. Msetected varieties Nerdy Almeida lO 0 IS .. .. ..... It SO .. Italrflardy . „ .. „ 12 .. .. Deserbpdtte Seed Csesksene nr Amateurs' Oat& may Ms bed. tree sod postpaid woo spolicattnn. 1 IL sodbl.o. Webb stleuttoo to their extra &eke assortassals ' of = 11 22 . 2=C11, Seed Merchant., Count-proten Market, liadso. °STU!and SON, Wine and Spirit Mae 8-4101BlIAC 11111ANDT.—The Alef. alt In obtaining this lona attnessed Isrelipt obit in • pure state it well knows, although it Is ameutlal. partlenlarly when requiem:l for medicinal tinsithat it should be perfectly geouint. sad e. long bees (emu fu r their Coeur Brandies, which for quality umeset he serpa:s s e helms Imported exclusively from the ant Comae ileaseaXVlNll mad NON'Apriceser• Boma old brow; his. mad itia p palites. Choice old . 271 . esd 11 . 0t . ne piles. When sad of sem reescealle prices. Ali pods delivered tr " eliwthe Zt . a . Terms, essh.-711, Bielispeptealrest Maim LONDON STOUT (guaranteed) N. 9d. per dos. Imperial Plata—OZO. WILEY, Wine and Spirit Plerch.sait, SUOULDAILSTItEET, LONDON. SAUCE.—LICA and PERRINB beg to caution the Public sollast Rporious Imitations cd their world.renowued WOZCISTIgaiII ILI SAUCE. Purchasers should ABC ter LIA sad PULIIINW Mt CL Prosousced by CoaaoLemurs to be 4 VIZ ONLY 000 D SAUCY." held wholesale anfur export by the Proprietors, Woreester Memos. Men sod DLACK WILL, London, le.. Ac., and by groom and Wow ualvenally. FIIRNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. Poet oar Catalogue, elaborately illustrated with 330 engrav ings, °obtaining price of slimy article sad estimates for coin pietely famishing houses of any class. This vary awful vide forwarded gratis sad post free on application to LEWIN CitAWCOUS anti Co., Cabinet Manufacturers, 22 and 23. Mbeen*a. buildings, Ealghtabridge, London. Coustry orders carriage free. N.B. An elegant and complete walnut drawing-room suits, 38 guineas; dining room ditto, hi Spanish mahogany, guineas and two handsome and complete bedroom setter, 33 sod 23 swab,. cacti. The whole nearly new, and bargains. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILKS) 14 kW SPRING AND KUKKER STOCK for the Wortd•hused Scotch ANGOLA 'mousse& Is now septets and rsady for ?These Trousers were wrlginided b th ;V l r ID" Whops only adds's' is Id, littllOL-tratigT, mAyorzaaw Alta and who is not coanected with any paws balloting red sliver- Wei la Ids Nom WITABLLSHILD Ida MAMMY. IW. TRevaLurto DRESSING BAGS, Dreaming cuss. despots& booms, Somas* milks oases. jewel cum nettimag daska. Parisian productions. Merry Ma 1. Inodbaral. and Inatbar cams of Rae cutlery seisms. ram's, tatris Indoor. tie mode rotor strop and pasta—At Masora MWUI and BALI N'S, 4, Inadonhalloireet, legent.strest. and Crystal Palace, QPRCTAOLES, improved by HARRIS and •••••• Wy5i ,....• • • r • ages. Bettor cannot N nada neer with erysiass or gobbles, 15e. steel, with Wt field and Mtn? apsetacies aed Eye• Glasses t= te Wtt variety. at equally km prices. Berries Prospect slime, toa ot pot boa TRW. HAUL'S lON. °talcums to the Sepal rawly. opposite the British Mum= tietes, London. 6tahlishedl7lll. Caatiort—Ho travellers esoplessil. TEETH. —Mr. ESKELLE INVENTION, of which be Is the only pa tentee. —patent wanted July 17. lriao.—Artindel Teeth to last a Ille time.—Teeth to last a life time are fitted without p do or estractiou, without springs or wires. on el wile and self adhering base.. guarunteed for masts. nation and articulation, and to rests'' without detection the Wt. Mal appearance of the mouth. Mr. LikeELL'S TItEATPIE, whkh fully explains his Invention, post free for seven stamps. losPortion of specimens and consultation tree. tr. Brolivenew. Street, Lund street. London. and u, Leaustrchill, Birmingham. TD°THACH—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, for R 1110/11110 DECAY Kit TEETH. however large the cavity. I$ ba mad la •NA *Ye, witlowt pressure or pain, sod hardens lab a Ida' ammeL It IVILIaIIIS ov the tooth Imlay ye ren : daring eatragalaa uaasamary, and Arresting the decry. tins DE usa andoemed. 11.1.1 by all chemists end mord/clue ,_bra Prigs la 110 LADIES. —ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botankal Prepare/he for Improving and Beset'. On* the thereplemina and skin. The radiant 'doom it imparts to the cheek, and the *ohne. and delicacy wluch It induces of the Imada and ann., Its c-apniolity of enothtng Irritation and removing all redeem, tan, pimples, spots, (realm discolora tion., and car one...qua...J/4'4one, render it indrapeaarble to every toilet It &mates all the effects of climate ou the skin, whcther with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar heat. Peke 4, CA. and 'us. 6,1 per Is otle. —Sold at .20, SLOW., harden; and I,y chrtaiAti and perf omens Ask for Rowlands Kalydoe." and lmw.kre of spurious and pernicious armies antler the MUM Ot RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF AD U:RING 0 Y.IOIA N TIM M. midis effectually whined nay corapiaiions, is reniassucialed by the faculty to the can and relief of herbal. The neceeesry quality of a good truss le an inkiest reelaUrat power. witie,ut aunseeseary pressure ou the pert allected. -which ekutratels obps.l is alone obtained in a tram aneaelatbered , sad Co.. rwarituj. w. spiral eptisep,or pad bahlesL—J. LUG lir A QUININE WINE. R 8 8 MARTIN'S-LANE. CAN NuNrITALLT, CITY. LONEXIX. Mold by all potent. chemists. And others, Sae per dozen. OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL—(By Royal Lclten Palest., —This impregnated .It osiue the sef ire ,rad irbrins principle In °int e is the Dearest ap proach to • specific for einistuliption nail stainless yet diaeoVefel lawny hopeless cases hare been effectually cared by It. In inci pient COWS it is an WAWA* resist).lAnc et:' —nuld ly all chemists. is bottles,4s. I ki., and lits. 'PITS and NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—MISS PIK 11l POW DBl9.—Tltia invaluable medicine, a cure for epileptic, hysteric, and every other xtewription of It. and iservouv Mamma, ay he had of the proprietor, Ili,* lh PArk.plser. Clifton. wear Bristol ,late ul lk-rltel.), tiloneerfer shire . and In L 041141.411 of Mown.. Barclay rind Koh:, tus , Farriot dmi.virml. ride nholemM agents, In bottles. at 2s. Lid.. is. and Its. oath, where numerous testnnoniala to its extraordinary ellimicy of the hattwat reapeetalahl) may to ..htalned. It may also lo• had through All respcetalole ven.lcps 4.1 nwallvine ill OW tnitt,l K inadoc. Litt lo• parteenlar ho ole.crVing t h at the name. •' AAFAII \tcrn•tt Pike. I% rtel. y. 4:l"ite,tentilre," is engraved In white letter" on a red ground In the goven tttt cut stamp, as none other ran he genuine. IfN FALLIBLE and prompt CURE for COUGHS, rtbee; e er Lehr Complaint.. .t.e, Thrnelr Yellowy, &v., by the Plit`lol/AL PA.."I I LI.Y.• ort the II hh%l I r. prepared by Pre fewer BILINAIIDIN I, cheneit. thee ample herbs, without °Otto, NW warranted by ahalychl Wh-lemalc Levet, Mews. ItARCLAY aM thlNe, hi, Yettemthe. obset. City, LC. Price rd. per be& with Inet.ntalons. DR BIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE oidimos 2=h...A to the moat data red couatitutions In f.. weeks. Vellum Is impossible. It. eitccb. aro permanent N.. ronsultabow neeessary.—iiold In cases. wait tell luatructious, et Its., or tour qmottitme for la., seat anywhere, careful:) , packet. Otl reeelptat remittance or stamps—dubs agents, WV/Ur sad Ga, ttt arm& mar Tessige-hse. DR. CIILVERWILL, M.R.C.S., L.M., L.S.A., E. emu . MAILDOROUUNATILLLT, W. I sui ben cadied upon all eases of Nervous Debility, Involuntary Itltishing, Palpitation, LOOS of MeWry. Incapacity, WI !wen, Sterility, Cauterisation, and oAlwantsm Just pabliebed, an entire new and Original Work, entitled OUIitAbLVIM" A Phitiotteoteal Aerie; of 'above. le. :by pod, la Id. Sealed, la ta Ileac, Corohill, or Author, aa above. Dr. C. way he cocooned d.diy tin It, at The Peet-orke Turkish Bathe, 19, M. Ilarthes.loGrand, sod 1, Oral Ilariberoach-strael, W., from 1 DU 9 p.m, G IVIN AWAY to NIRVOIIB SUFFERERS, Dr. MUTH boo joot pablisbod s MI EDITION et Al* nimble work t IMIVATN MEDICAL (Us on the Dawn ta4 Morrow DMA,. Low of Memory, Dtmer of alibi, litaitsda. &e.. pri-tree. Oa 1•••10 et a Wm - WI rJrYasiedig tw o postage shisito.—Addyos. Dr Mini. •ifsh.aes•••l, Tovlstockoquarti. Londe& W.C. NEW WOVE NT TIE AMT ON 01 TES RONAN 1M Warns" On Wednesday, the 12th March, will be commenced with $ new Volume ot . . ALL THE YEAR RobliD, conducted by CNAUss Mums, • New Novel by WiLEiw commis, entitled NO NAME. CM Saturday, lath March, will be published, bound lu cloth,' price Sa 6d., the sloth Volume of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, conducted by Citanum Dumas% containing the chief portion of A STRANGE STORY, by the Author of "My Novel," "Rienzi," de, Ac. "A Strange Story" was commenced In Volume the Fifth. AU the Year Round is pubildied In weekly numbers, price Ed., In monthly parta and balf.yearly volumes, at 26, Wellington street, Strand, WC.: and by Mears. Chapman end Hall. 114, Piccadilly, W., London. Second Warm Two Volumes, psi frro, lea, MIBCRLLANIEt3. By the Rev. CEARLIfi LINGIUST, levee Professor of Modern History In the ilairmity of Cambridge, and Chaplain ht Ordinary to the Queen. larks : Parkae, Son, sad Baez% Waal Wand, Octavo vs.. Fr 111 EMOTIO*B and the WILL. 117 ALZIASTAIS B& W, liuminer In Lotto and Moral =hy dintthe University of London, and Professor of Logic in m of Aberdeen. By the sant* Author, THE SF-NW; and the INTELLECT. aro, 16e. ON the STUDY of CHARACTER, including an Estimate of Phrenology. fen, Se. Louden: Paster. Son, and Hoorn, West Strand. . ilocend licilltoo, revised and , with amorous Mara- See., al lba al., ELEIIINTS of CHEMISTRY, Theoretical aid Practical By Wairax Auto mu" t.LI4. ToMaar of Clumilstry, Klmrs Collage, Loodaa. mer I. (Armen myna* Ns. si PAM IL IIIieIIea.IIICCIUMISTIIT. Pileta OAGNIC - CIULIUSTAY.. SOL Landes : Paster, eon, sad Daus. West Strand. DR. CURTIS OX Nfaivotivrak 012111 AL DIBILITY. &e. Jut publish* plop is., peel 6M the author for le stam Aand n MEDICAL ESSAY o® the CAUSE CURS of PithitATtlii DIeCLINZ In MAN. with pela directions for perfect restoration to health and elgeur, the mull entreaty eve years' anotodell puttee In the treatineed of them peculiar adieu and reeked deems whisk tend to enalidier and shorten We. A. J. L. OM* 111, Albonieedelreed. Pleeedely, Landow le mate r te " Wetted no hesitation In saying lanonmenebeof satiety by whim the book Irle Babe SAM essettHleetherench person hold the Maim ot mesh eseeepier. or siarpeass; —Ben. Leaden : i ce - ile. iDeesdil ; rad J. Mee. 10. Warerickdanc ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of =awn,. - 11 - I.IICTURS by De. voncaza, 7): WILK, will be &limed Se the Metaber► et the Solietre House, It Haaaverequars, lashes. at of the Halt=zelve TOMORROW, the 12th Yeetta.— Di order H. HALL DADA tateretery. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (zarrim's nsamito.) FRANC& PAWS, MARCH 10, &IMMO. In the Corps Legislatif to-day, Baroche, re plying to a question from BE Darimon respecting the law of public safety, explained that certain articles had been allowed to lapse, while others would still subsist till 1865. M. Baroche continued :—" I expressed a bops in 1861 that this law would never be applied. If I were desirous of importing excitement into the debate, I would acquaint the Chamber with facts into which a judicial inquiry is now taking place. The authorities have seized amongst the papers of the prisoners a programme of government, headed by the words "No more Empire, no more Em peror," and adding that the future alone will have the right of inheriting from deceased citizens. (Agitation.) M. Baroche continued—" I trust that the persons arrested will be able to justify themselves. Should this not prove to be the case, the sth and Gth articles of the law of public safety will be brought into operation." THE INSURRECTION IN GREECE. PARIS, MARCH 10, Raisin. The Prase of this evening publishes news from Greece stating that the insurgents at Nauplia con tinue to organise themselves for defence. The royal troops are beaten upou the occasion of every sortie. The insurgents possess 48 pieces of artillery, with maVriel and provisions in abundance. The ' all kinds of supplies. siegers are in new . POLAND. THORN, Mem 10. Yesterday being the anniversary of the Emperor's accession, a supplement to the official Driennick of Warsaw contained an imperial decree pardoning 41 persons +old commuting the sentences of 32 others, all of whom had been incarcerated for trifling offences. Warsaw is quiet. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Kum 10, Emma The Nene Preusaisthe Zeitimg of to-day, asp :-•- " We learn that the King bas declined to accept the resignation tendered by the ministry. " Up to the present time the sitting of the Cham ber of Deputies appointed to take place to-morrow has not been countermanded." AI:ISTRIA. VIENNA, ArAsca 10. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the govern ment introduced bills proposing an augmentation in the price of salt, and raising the tax upon beet root sugar. It is estimated that these measures will increase the revenue by 5,000,000 florins and 1,000,000 florins respectively. THE HERZEGOVINA. RACUSA, Mines 10.. The negotiations between Omer Pacha and the insurgeute having failed, on aocouut of the exagge rated nature of Luca Vucalovich's demand, the Turkish forces advanced upon Zubzi to-day. THE OUTWARD BRAZILIAN AND RIVER PLATE NALL& SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 10. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Magda lena. Captain Sawyer, sailed hence this afternoon with the monthly mail/ for Bahia. Pernambuco, Hio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres. Monte Video, &c. She took 41 passengers, and on (night—gold coin, 5001. ; silver coin, 2,0001. ; jewellery, plate, kr., 2,0841. ; French jewellery, watches, he., 5383/. ; also a full cargo of French and English mer chandise. On Saturday the sth of April and thenceforward lettere for paosengen on board the Cuiranl Mail Packets for America touching at Queenstow u, provided they be &amused to the care of the officer iu charge of the mails ors board of such packets, and be registered, may be posted in any part of the United Kingdom, up to the time at which registered letters intended for transmission to America by the same packets ate received, and they will be delivered ea board the packets at Queenstown. After the same data, lettuce for passengers on board the Mediterranean packets about to sail from Smthatnptoe with the mails for India may, ander similar conditions, be posted up to the DIMS time as regis tered tertian for India. The letters should be addressed thus : Mr. , on board the mail packet at Queenstown (or Southampton). "Care of the Aker in charge of the mails.: THE GETHIN (MERTHYR TY DYIL) ACCIDENT FOND. —As there hi ea impression in the public mind that • per. tion of the surplus fund, received on behalf of the sufferer* at the Hartley Colliery accident, will be appropriated to the general relief of sufferers from mining accidents throughout the country, end therefore that the sufferers at Merthyr Tydril will be bloodied thereby, we deem it necessary to state, that the iseesstittee at Newcastle, having cl'e of the food, have resolved to apply it only to cars occurring in Northumberland and Durham. Noble aseistence has been rendered to the sufferers in the north, sod we now plena for an equally distressing cause, although sot so extensive, in Wales, and trust that this explanation will eooduoe to help on the fund being reined at the Manakedionse. Loa don, for the sufferers at Merthyr Tvdvil, on behalf of whom 1601. bed ban reoelved by the Loyd Kars to Wig IBA mrrsic. PHILHARMONIC SOOiHTY. Lest Mgt the Philharmonic 'Society entered upon its fiftieth season. It was founded in the year 1813 by a lion body of the meet eminsitt English musloisna of that day, and during half a esatury bar done more for the progrees of music, particularly orchestral music—the special object of its being—than any other .sasociation or insti tution that we have ever heard of ; its influence not having been confined to this country, but having extended over the whole notsicel world. This suf ficiently shows that it wan originally based on a solid foundation, and that its ovum of mansgonent, into what ever emus it may occasionally have fallen, has been upon the whole wand and judicious. Had it been otherwise the Philharmonic Society could not have reached its fiftieth year with unabated strength, vigour, and reputa tion; sad this notwithstanding the growing rivalry of younger bodies of a similar kind. That this is truly the society's condition—that it enjoys "a green old age " must have been apparent to wiry one who visited the Eanoversquare Rooms La sight; for ware* the coo art was as brilliant and ea autenerful es any that the snakily has given at any point of its existanor. We observe that at the nest coasert, on tbs 24th se this math, flgahr's gnat eynipliony, DieWeilte der Time Ohs Pawed Ism% and }batboy's's Eighth Symphony, sib to ba gives i mil that Kiss Arabella Goddard is to play Bless. eh Bessut'sCLprioe in E major, sad arraigns and logos of Eishistinn Bath. BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FINTITAL. —An official Mara was published yesterday, showing the resets of the last Itheningham FeetivaL heat this It 'poem that the amebae at persons &Mead* tie four days' performances was 11,800 ; the total naives amounted to 11,453/. 10s. 3d. The amount at the " dosatloas and oollections" received duriag the festival was 1,35 W. 10a. sd. ; subsequent to it, 1.54 W. 4e. 3d. The total expenditure was 8,2891. Ilk lid., there having beli culai lV upwards of 500 whams. Of this amount " received 2,3171. ; orchestra, 2,322/. 7s. 6d. ; chorus, 1051. 15e. As to the " net pro ceeds," 3,0001. has boss handed over to the " Gaseral Hospital." sad the Wiese el 1631. 16e. 4d. will be Mad larly appropriated is due mum. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AD3113,11117, MARCH 10.—A/10121ThIMITIL --Assis tant-Burros D. B. Thome (acting). to the Dart. Engineer W. B. Stephens, to the Dart. First Class Assistant-Engineers T. Jeans, to the Asia, for service in the Beringer • W. H. Bambury, to the Dart ; and B. H. Dam!, to the Asia, for service in the.flanaga. Second Class Assistant-EAginaer H. T. itssectrile *dog), to the Dart. -- .G;istasi"-Clak J. E. Bork to do )118011,1111. The sailornond pathos" booboo mosibobed tossed cadokbipo Ilselionsit l / 2 H. Baker, 0. E. God& bury G. Tower, E. W. Bpi* H. L. 8e.., P. Howard. J. AL Frisks* J. W.O. Oittoball„ W. B. P. Govan, D. L. Diatom, F. R. Robison, W. N. Mown O. B. Paw s J. A. Homo, a.d R. O. Taylor. PORTSMOUTH, Yams 10. The Shannon, 51, screw frigate, Captain James F. R. Waineriot, and the &mona 54 =OW frigate, Captain Arthur Cumming, sailed this dtmwoon under utast for Bantry Bay. CHATHAM, Nance 10. noon mote Innla.—Another numerous party of wary sod Infantry trrooooppss from the various regiments serving is the Madras prsidsmoy, to the Rumble of nearly 100 men of all ranks, arrived Mae prrisok this afternoon from Madras, having disembarked at Gravesend from the hired troopship Isabella, Captain Martin. The troops Wafted to the Madras Artillery, Madras Pugilism, 2nd Madras Light Infantry. let Drago on Om/4 4drd light Infantry, 60th Rides, 68th Light Infentry, and 74th High landers, the whole under the command of Captain A. G. P. Wadinan. lit Dragoon Guards, and Lieutenant F. N. Wood all, 74th Hers, and is seediest charge of Dr. Smith, civil surgeon. The Isabella WWI from Madras on the sth November, sushi n; the Cape el Good Hope on the 28th December, sad meths; Wore three days afterwards ; the voyagedo thahnines occupied 125 days. Daring the pas sage three soldiers died on bard: After the troops had been medically inspected those requiring medical treatment ware removed to Fort Pitt~~~Hoassppietal, cud the remainder sent to the invalid depot, St. Mary's. THE VICTORIA TROOPSHIP. Jt will be remembered that this • '^luit 1h) the A •••••••• " '- had heal - so • convey the 96th It:t to Canada, met with very severe weather in the , and was compelled to put bank to Plymouth. She was taken into the dockyard then and completely re fitted, and, after having been surveyed, re-embarked her troops and proceeded on her voyage. During the time she was detained at Plymouth, however, the news of the peaceful whales cf the Trent question arrived, and as it was no longer of urgent necessity to reinforce the Canadian garrisons immediately, the Victoria was directed to touch at Madeira, and, rf necessary, at Bermuda also. This was a very seasonable precaution, for letters have been received from Fa dated the Ist Rat., which an nounce the arrival of the Victoria at that island, with hen machinery disabled, and after a second disastrous voyage. Her engines bad broken down on the third day after she left Plymouth ; and, although temporarily repaired, she bad 6 0 0,1 obliged Pr abandon her course for Madeira and put back to rays". Ear minutiae? IW:did to refit her and to repair the engines as well as the =4".. - ;...;; 2.* disposal would permit at Fayal, and would then return to Plymouth. Ile expected to sail on his return voyage about the 4th instant, but as her progress would nem wily be slow, the Victoria can scarcely be looked for until about the 14th. In the meantime the Admiralty have taken the most prompt measures to relieve the troops from the inconvenience of a protracted voyage in a partially dis abled ship. By telegraph last night orders were sent to the Shannon, at Portamoutb, that she should sail at once for Fuel, keeping a look-out for the Victoria on her way, while the Emerald and the Geyser were directed to cruise for her in the chops of the Channel, at the edge of soundings ; and the London, at present at Gib raltar, was also ordered by telegraph to sail for Fayal on the same mission as the Shannon, and, if she encountered the Victoria, to take her troops on board and convey Lisbon. to Lisin. There was a detachment of Marines on board the Victoria, who, as well as the 96th Regiment, were of essential service in working at the pumps, and is misting to navigate the ship into Fayal. The conduct of the troops, who were under the command of Colonel Woven, is reported to have been beyond pules. It is not improbable that they may have been landed at Fa a l, should the attempts made to repair the Victoria not have proved entirely satisfactory to their commanding *Meer, who must by this time have become only too well aware of her defects. A short sojourn in the most beautiful of the Western Islands would be some compensation for their sufferings dining two such disastrous voysgas.—Tisten AN AFFAIR OP HONOUR.—TIIII DUBLIN COURT MARTIAL—Yesterday's Irrennan's Journal gives the fol lowing account of a dispute arising from the enxesdiogs in connexion with the court-martial now being held on Captain Robertson in Dublin, which at one time threatened to be of a serious nature, but which hes happily at lest I been amicably arraoged :—" We are happy to learn that en affair of honour, which arose out of the evidence given by Colonel Dickson, in which Captain Henry felt that he was alluded to io unwarrantable terms, has, contrary to the expectation of those who were aware of the circumstances, terminated without the 'tired newt,' end in a manner most tetuifectery to Captain Henry and his friends. The evidence of Colonel Dickson substantially stated that Cap- Saha Robertson 'end his friends' bad been guilty of wilful mis-statements. Captain Henry at once applied to the pliant colonel to know if the evidence was ac curately reported. The colooel suggested that 'or 'and.not ' and' was the conjunction need; but the gallant captain and his friends did not conceive that a reference to Lindley Murray was the true mode of explaining such an imputation on the veracity of 'an officer and a gentle man. The colonel left for &gland, but deputed a friend to adjust the ' epistoler,' correspondence, who, feeling himself authorised to remove the E in case of necessity, finally named an hour end place of meeting in London for the arrangement of ' preliminaries.' The gallant captain and his friends, however, impressed with the conviction that no further ' preliminaries' on ' liritish soil' could be conducted without risk of police interfer ence, determined not to accept the invitation to the London conference, and resolved to transfer their persons to Brus sels, stating to the friend of Colonel Dickson that they pro ceeded to that city for the double purpose of avoiding tin nsessmity delay, and the chasm of polies intrusion ; and that they would there await the snivel of the colonel's friends to *flange the ' preliminaries' and of the colonel himself to conclude them. The gallant captain end his friends seeordingly left Dublin on Wednesday for Brussels, and we are in spoeition to say that a telegram arrived is town bet night from Brussels stating that Wesel IlDiekses had ' and that Oapiain Hoary aid hie friends will leave for &aloud this day." ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-INE-ROAD.— Tbs number of patients ralisysd at this hospital during the wash eating March 8, was 2,977, ot whirls 808 wen new sem SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALLI3.—MoN DAT. The majority of the members quitted town for Liverpool by the afternoon express train, The few members who put in an appearance did brininess at the appended rate of odds, their °pintoes extending only to the Grand National Steeplechase. The business transacted was in socordanoe with the following list of prices : LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 1 eget Viscount as Namur's Huntsman (t) .. - . Bto 1 Ycd-9429"1 I:l a_r jeabli g (t) 14 to 1 Hr. A. Taker Hayman (t, 14 to 1 I. liwtelAwsinee ADA6II (t) 16 to 1 Sr. W. Dames Harry 1t) 23 to 1 Mr. W.. ...had as Romeo (t) 20 to 1 Lord Stamford ns Brunette (t) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Naghten'e Thomaitown (t) 25 to 1 Bir R. Gerard OS Bridegroom (t) 25 to 1 Mr. W. G. Craven's The 'Tattim (t) 33 to 1 Mr. H. Linton's Willoughbc (t) 66 to 1 Laid de Freynete O'Connell t) 66 to 1 Captain &arias Cannibal (t CITY HETTING.—MoSDAY. The mambas of the clots en route to Liverpool, who dropped in to do a little settling on the past week's acoounta prior to their depaure for Liverpool and aster, Weed their attention rt to betting on the mats a Donc bout to be decided. Their operations, although not exteosive, tallied with the subjoined : THE TYRO TA (LIVERPOOL). (t) IS to 2 apt Noir 6 to 1 Any ether (oli) THE HURDLE RACE ( ps LIVE (t)RPOOL). 5 to lirohire THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 7 to 1 apt Costa (t) Bto 1 bar one (off) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 7to 1 apt Huntsman (t) Bto 1 Jealousy 14 to 1 Pkyman 15 to 1 Audis 100 to 6 Thomastown 100 to 6 Harty 90 to 1 The Daoe 90 to 1 Buoephalus 20 to 1 Bridegroom (t 25 to 1) 20 to 1 Romeo 20 to 1 Xanthos 25 to 1 Brunette 33 to 1 Tattler TWO THOUSAND 017INEAS. 7 to 2 apt Old Calabar (off) 6 to 1 The Marquis (t) 10 to 1 Wingrave (a) u to 1 Hobert (t freely) DERBY. The following prices are merely nominal : 8 to 1 apt Bockstono 8 to 1 Old Calabar 100 to 6 Marquis 20 to 1 Hobert 25 to 1 Oaterer 33 to 1 Vanguard WMBUIDON, CREAM, AND KINGSTON VOLUNTEER AND HUNT BACH% These races were held yesterday, in West Barserpark, and aimed a large member of persona to assemble, a number of Volunteer ollieses. W. Pantos', E1q.,L31 12 1 F. Rayne, Esq., were the steward@ ; Lieut. Allen was clerk of the emcee ; and A. Heathcote, Esq., of Burden's park, Epsom, the judge. THE TRW. CUP; the winner to be sold by auction; selling allowances. About three quarters of • mik. Mr. Urrfs Nancy (401.), 12st 7lb (Mr. Hipwell) 1 Mr. Bayne nd Nally (401.'. 12st 71b (Mr. Whithume 2 Mr. Ihdirts Billy the Mermen (11M). Hit (Owner 3 Copt. Jobseon's Wits Maid (4014, 71b ( car. last 101 b (Owner 0 Mr. Wedgwood's Tommy Bounce (401), list 7113 (Owner, 0 Mr. Derby's Strawberry Jess (401.). LIM 71b (Mt. Reynolds 0 Mr. Jnpp's Otranto (Mi.), Met (Owner) 0 Mr. Berman'. Lot 64 MK), lbt. (Mr. Barter) 0 Mr. BernoldEs Countess lit (ear. lest 111 b) (Mr. Beep/ 0 Mr. Biker's Surprise (WO, 12st (Mr. Rayne 0 Bullses's tekworth (40L), .ISt lOb (Owner 0 Betting 3tol on the held. The winner made the running all the way, and won by half a length ; two lengths separating the second and third. The winner was not soli. THE HIRITERA' er•Elle of 2 sore. each, with a claret jag added. About two miles and a half, over hurdle'. Mr. Reynolds's Lottery (Mt 1. lid (Owner) 1 Mr. C. M. Baker's Bandy lags (ea) 12st 71b (Owner) 0 Mr. Rayns's Harry (001.).135t (Mr. O'Farrell) 0 Betting : 6 to 4 on Lottery, and 3 to 1 each eget. Bandy Loge and Harry. The latter bolted at the start ; Bandy Ler finished at the half distanci, end the winner finished at am name. Um wan -hi d for 20 guineas* THE • gentlemen ILL THE Famine' PLATE, . b ., `h. About two Heathcote's Hunt and the Monied Bets. over hurdles. Mr. Urry's Nancy (401.), lest 71b i6. Balehlit I Mr. Baynes The Lark (401). Wag 71b (Owner Mr. Whitburne's Paddy (404), 1 7 at (Owner . 0 Mr. Coleman's Sailor IM.), lest 7lh (J. lkkerhy 0 Mr. Hipwell's Constance 401`. 12st Tib (Owner 0 Mr. Freeland's Limerick (WI UM 71h.... (Mr. B. Ocide 0 Betting : 3 to 1 each agst Constance and liallar, and 4 to 1 apt Nancy. Won easily ; the second was the may other that walked past the poet. Bailor fell. The winner was not sold. THE VOLUNTEER HURDLE BAER Cor. About two miles. Mr. Harman's Lottery (WO, lest (Owner) 1 Mr. Barte?s I nder 401.4 12st (Groner 2 Mr. 011erton's Fen (401.). 104 71b Mr. Barter's Ruth ;Rd.!. 12st , Captain Johnson's Lady's Maid (4OL), lit 710 (Owner; 0 Betting : 6t04 on the field, Won by 40 lengths. Only thz. f .. 7 . ,t two paned the poet. Ruth threw her rider and bolted. A &WRY Race FOB A SILVER CI - 4, braz i l . = Ins by Lord George ; Cbippenham second. 11 A MATCH far 251. aside, one mile and a half, was wow be Mr. Barter's Ruth, 12st, 71b, beating Mr. Reynolds's Countess, 12st. A PLATS of 40 son. (Handicap) ; winner. of any banal. cap after Feb. 13, 91b extra. Half a mile. Age at I Age at 111 MIN Jolla Little lady (Inc. 911) 311 as Penhill 3 6 a extra) Lord of the Manor .. 6 6 g bye est—Thalla Gauntlet 4 11 a Coronet Antwerp Hole emit a a epicene: II dr Mks Moo 4 I leant~ Paradox Oacalla a 6 1 Dora 4 6 1 Hopeful Drams.— a dr Congsaalir THE STORM OF SUNDAY.-THE LOSS 01 EIGHT LIVES OPP PLYMOUTH. During a part of Saturday night and the whole of Sunday morning the weather wee very boisterous on the coast of Devon and Cornwall. The wind from the S.S.W., which was blowing irregularly, sometimes attained the force of • gale. The weather had been foul on Thursday and Friday, had lulled ou Saturday, and this in spite of the signal at the storm signal station on Plymouth Hoe, warn ing eifp many vessels out of harbour, and amongst them a fleet of fishing vessels belonging to Hastings, Worthing, and Shoreham. They found in the course of the night it had been better for them had they remained in harbour, for the wind freshened into a gale, and was acco mpanied with drifts of rain and considerable ass. It was found necemary to get in the one and run for port. This was safely aotem balled by • good many of the vessels, liSf when s more or kin loss. The Christiana fishing-smack of Worthing came in on &Way with loss of moat and bulwarks, and the Mary and Elks of Worthing had swept from her dect by a see • boat and twenty one—some sight or nine d which only were owed. The fishing-smack Crystal Palace, of Hastings, while running tot the Sound about 11 o'clock on Sunday forenoon, and whoa near the Koop buoy off the wont eod of the Breakwater, was struck with a very heavy set that oap sized her, and she sunk, and all her crew were unfortunately drowned. Their names are George Page, the master ; Cl. Sargent, J. Crimp, W. Down, Chitheld, tbesin, Petem, and Bales, a boy. Several of these unfortunate men were married and had families. The accident was seen from some ships near, and from the Isabella Oroll steamer. Boats were at owns lowered and sent to the spot, and the host of the harbour-muter went out with all possible despatch, but nothing could be sees of the men. In the tonne of the afternoon Us boat's steer , was picked p Bedding yesterday the wreck, which bad drifted towards Point, was taken in tow. It was supposed, from anninness, thin the bottom of the smack had been knocked was. — The Lobelia Cron, stismer, from Southampton for Cardiff, in ballast, was at the time of the accident to the Crystal Pahce near the Breakwater. She was coming in, in eansequnee of having lost her mils in the gale. The Aurora, steamer, for London, was obliged to put back. In the course of Sunday night, the schooner Hanish, corvette, of Jersey, bound from St. Halo to Lianelly, put into Ply mouth, with loss of mainmast. Yesterday morning • report reached Plymouth that an Austrian brig, laden with brick and cad, bad gone on shore in Mothecombe Bay, just mat of the *arum to Plymouth Bound, and become • total wreak. All on handheld been Ave& SNOW STORK AND OSSAr FLOODS IN SELKISKSHISS. On Sunday, Wednesda , and Thursday last, snow fell in the neighbourhood of Selkirk to the aggregate depth of 12 inches, but partial thaws bad melted a great part of what had fallen previous to Thursday, when It tall lest and thick for fatly eight hours. In the sources of Ettrick and Yarrow the fall was still greater, especially on Thurs day, sad In the neighbourhood of St. Marys Loch the nadrifted maw ley ld inches deep. By Friday morning a general fresh had set in, and, although little rain fell, the soft newly-fallen snow melted under a south-west bonne with ansasieg rapidity. As • °pawpaws, the rivers were speedily in flood, and continued rising through out the day until between six and seven o'clock, when the combined waters of the Ettriok and Yarrow presented a some never perhaps witnessed within the memory of the oldest of the present generation. The low ly*" hawks were for many acres but vast lakes of water, 'kick, forcing for itself outlets, rushed again into the main stream like so many rivers. Throughout the evening, crowds of people gathered at Selkirk•brWge to pm upon the scene, which, looked upon in the pale light of the new moon, was very imposing. In the early part el the day, sheep and othersteek near the courses of the riven were re moved to plane of safety, and the damage sustained will be chiefly confined to the carrying away of embankments, and soil from the fields. The losses in this way S will:tine is reason to fear, be very serious"; but the waters are not yet (on Saturday) su ffi ciently subsided to admit of their being ascertaised. The Ale reseals° in higher flood than has been seen for many years, and no fewer than four bridges have been carried away between Ael' kirk $ll4 Ancrum, via., the old stone bridge at Askkirk i ' ,74 ll o l o l effeTeri o , * pot been used for tad° since the construction of the present turnpike, about thirty years ago), an iron bridge at Linthill, and a wooden one neer the same place. and another of the same material at Banters ford, near Newhall. The Tweed was also heavy, but not more so than at the time of the great and disastrous flood in November last. On Saturday the snow bad disappeared, except from the tops of the higher ranges, and the weather was dry and calm, with a temperature of 30 depose. Scotsman. art week have :It e s th n e l :st a D riL n g southerly 7galets - whicl -11-11.N ti; Injury to shipping upon the coast of Northumberland, considerable injury has arisen through the snow melting suddenly upon the hills and flooding the mountain streams in the west of the county. Sheep and cattle have been lost, and seven! farmers and farm 0 14"flete have had narrow escapes of being 'swept away by the floods. But the most serious casualty has occurred on the Border Union Railway in Liddisdale. On Thurs day last there was an accumulation of water in Flash Burt, where the stream passes under a high embank ment of the railway through • culvert eight feet in PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. diameter. The bank had slid down and stopped the tunnel, extra, and the accumulation of water, 20 feet deep , threat with 100 added ; winces Serena HANDICAP of 5 eon. each, 2ft., to the fund, ened to sweepa way the embankment. Mr. S. F. Tone of this he. Five furlo n gs. (56 subs. this town, the eogineer to the cowpony, entered the tun- CeemepollM • 9lt Retest* Age IX lb Age et 1 net from the other end, accompanied by Mr . Thomas Ridley., Little Lidy (In ?Ibex) 4 dll Harriet Lord of tbe Manor .. 6 8 8 ltrorpttan g a shovel, intending to piercethe mass of clay and let through Osuntlet Memo 4 8 1 Cby Wild Myren— the opening. In an instant the mass of clay gave way, and Vulture Olson 5 7 11l Queen of Trams .. 5 llithonalmi Longshot Tattoo Corona 5 7 8 Sly Mary s melted snow, and drowned. His body had not been found Volunteer Maid of Honour, .. 6 7 6 Humming BM 11 and four small childreu. The weather on the east coast of Antwerp (data Belie- Haddington Weans) .... ....... 4 7 4 Colwell OsibardlsO Mat Emma 4 7 0 Master George II 1 LONDoN MPA'HANICs' I NSTITUTIOS7.—At the 153rd Bradfield Pancake Montrose Confeseke 4 7 0 Spleebox s poi the past quarter amounted to 2110/. Ide, 5d., waking with the Renyemeratar Gazelle Harebell Maid el Cbesterfleld 5 010 David Ann 4 paid with to the amount of 250/. paid off, leaving A balance of Pilot Brilliant 4 6 8 Elizabeth Tim Whiffler . .. leaving the Right Hon. Lord Brougham the only surviving A ruin of 40 love. (Handicap.) Winners of any num. ._.. rae, end it will be a see. a a eetatitettee it the cap after Feb. 13th, 71b extra ;or of any handicap at this '''"" liabilities of the trustees can be stir more lessened or re meeting, 9th extra, but not accumulative. Three furlong., mooed by an eneoendo i exertion that can be made, The Age at lb Ago at lb Mlas Julia Darnel 6 710 Bnfflant 4 419 members dace the death offs Berl Highness the late Obese (Inc 71b ex) .. a 7 6 Lanka 6 • 6 Prince Consort, Mr. Cooke moved an address of condo /the Loma Count 8010 4 7 3 Nate 4 pall HOSPITAL For. DISZASLI O lfas r uk funds i at aa C t tb h il e ir, i e n h 'i u t'Vi rr ti l er°tic' e a l t wi S Aas t. - Castile NW Penhill 3 7 0 banter p PA re r ched .--A on ser s m and on s‘ i y n a i ld .o o ni f io th g e Paradox 3 7 0 Shillelagh Tux ALL-ACED SELLING STARES of 5 sue. each, with 25 Duneten-in•the•Fest, by the Rev. Stephen Bridge, M.A. added. T.Y.C. To close and name this evening (Tuesday). lot e prea tatl e e he o r l de s l t i . ve j red ohn, an wth able and diacou nth rre ver. fZ , m in 4th .i aceiha hpdeclared,. Tae GRAND NATIONAL STNECLECHASZ (Handicap) of 20 et sous. each, b ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; the Strongly urged the Claims of the charity to more general second to save his stake ; winners of any steeplechase after support, and especially the need that existed for en increased amount of annual subscriptions. The collection amounted January 29th, once Mb., and twice or more, 10lb extra. About four miles. (89 subs., 34 of whom declared.) to 321. 2e. 2d. Age at lb AV sub RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPLINIEI4 IN PAHLIA- Huntsman Oman • 10 17 Cannibal • 812 doe and Brighton Railway Company's enlargement of their Jealousy Bucephahts Mariam in. 10lb ex) • 16 8 'Ash Emigrant • 8 7 um Thomastown a 20 4 m a id 01 /Ame, 04 14 .. 4 a 7 or. was opened by Mr.Serjeant Wranghom,Q.C.,with whom llvn Lomond di b) Yorkshire OM • 10 4 KOJI WHIWI• Emperor am 61D W.. • 10 4 The rest peg 8 seem each. i dertakings connected with the district as ono united scheme. patellar do. Wheal • .10 4 The Bag • 16 . 9 1 The bill of the Great Western Railway Company for addi. Bridegroom a / ' ' timed powers after en address on behat of the Loudon and Johnny Brunette wwoughby (b to) .... • 1 0 Fle=l 5 to ease of the promoters of the East Gloucestershire Railway ie Dade Ned • 1 0 The Greek Comet • 1 0 O'Connell Redwing • 1 0 Longford I I 1 8 0 : solltlhueti.Zrzbolseidoer tae bill Thed th e form Ea lli s t re eclani co ti u e e n ti o ei f titeillie p wa roo: ! ! and other companies amalgamation is deferred until the Lined* • 17 Tumbler ... ' 7 other bills before the committee are finally disposed of. but Baba= 6 I Tippler Thos Tema • 8 Wertheim Heti s y the pramoble of the bill is virtually peeped, end yeeterdey Hamm • 5 The 7708har a 7 clauses were agreed to giving the Norfolk and &stern Rad - Seireffna • 0 Amtdope (111) 0111•••• I 0 laegiiisMp • 7 , soder the amalgamated company, but without conferring NoUralk) $ 0 Xmas a I. on the eremmay_the power relating to eteentheals. NW lgada. • 0 Larry 71se Dime Beale .... ; 1 CZYITAL PALAC/L 081 8D1LL11444 DAT. a /II legok Sono Gib) ~... a • Yonner, Yawn W.—Admissions on payment, 667 ; ditto Test a 12 Wadi 41 5 by seems tidtets, 616—total, 1,202.