The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-04 00:00:00

.' lO l l 1 C" 1, ~.....,' NC e . 1, No. 5,508.] t a.o CITA Direct, calliag at MADRAS. , sI EA ti CotiMUNICATION between LONDON ) the insenithnet Mee of Wasson belonging to the • I [ ~,,, lon Shipping Company (IJmitod).—TA. wed . r oniunsitip CALCUTTA, lani tone, too. u. WRIGHT. Connonsder, will leave the Vie. Peek. the 7th May, and Plinoeth the 11th May, at Madre& Tide magnificent ship, built . • - e trade, has been tnotaotal7 Witted, hal mm, , ,tat vat tor pareemterk sad cam as sip. •.. IISO ftewardera Them steamers win eaU at tie on the homeward voyage only. and are on Average peerage of 66 days from England to , • ..Ale:ers I.) the steamers will have Gm option or ' • dteenth.tritine at Plymouth, the Company paying re between Londonand Flyrsoalla and conveying the gammen—Ear freight or apply to St.. Parliatneet-etreet. &W. : or to the the Compauy, Manic.. Bond and thiekel i rli, - C . and in Plymouth, to Mr. H. J. Waring . — :. for -ppolotnietits m midshipmen mart be made , f the Company, 9. Mthelog-bant. LC. REGINALD PAREXIt, Peeretary. I. 1 : \‘' ~ . EALAND. —Assisted paaaaps and Free • .. f 1.31, I.—NICER and Co.. LIN& Zdabliabed _ . ..I.l,rtileuittoued vouch, which afford each general . 1. , n. t b.• food la th ose et say atlas lbw will _ . .. •• ~., vtally . LIANA. I Port. I To S.I. 1 13 yam a 1 10 years • • .A 1 9 year, A I 10 years A l T Year, A 1 12 year, - . Auckland ..; Auckland ..! Ointarbary.., Uusterbury.., Auckland .. AodEaOd .. Balled. &Wed. aailecL ~. April 5. April 25. LLI , . .)1S N. •04 DX, Croobloonoro. who hays . t the ninth edition of Moir "Mod Book of !few • , t.. GCEEN. 12031/MON. oadCo., load?, Zed India - 11.:•••1;••••• MONEY NVIORILII sad BONS' (of Loudon) LINZ ad STEAM and FACILE/ •• kl -IRA LI }Or MELBOURNE, Port PhUllp, {kiwi . • . W. 1 oesday. Aydin°, falling:at Plymouth, pppa slop - &SILL 1. 000 toss, ROBERT RIDORRS 11 inR tu the East ladla Botha Her aecommods• . • • s r.l passengers si nasarpamed, sad the -p exprrvr.r..l sermon.—Poe Blight er pasaags apply • .1 LIPP .11r, and NORMAN (with Yore. limey p .7. LouleshalLstrital Pamangen by this lino c..tiveyed from Paddington to Plymouth list class fan,. sni meoad elms for third aims tares. 1 • .N: urkapthlL OR QUILKIWTOWN TO NIW TOILL. iiE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, aad NEL aDELPIIIA STPIAM.PHIP 0017 ANY Intend dea- -1 . .0 !'l,ll , full-power ed Clyde-beat ban larsw Insansinlps -4 the flatted 'gates mai, FROM LJ V ERPOOL 101 NM TOIL. E a , a a a Et mi. Wednesday, April 6. LDIN lit Roil. Wednesday, April IA VIA every Wednesday, and every altsenane Sala day. 'l -. 1. ••• owe by the dual steamers gal li ng every Wednesday, • a.. 1 'II guineas. according to th e aoconiaodation. Csbuy ~ .) the .sturdars steraicers, 13 relodia Forward wow , v.,. *sands; all provisions cooked. Pain= . i Lzhv United 'gates, and British Cotanabis. booked ‘...r) aaaantagr,us lama—For Weber particulars apply to LIAM INMAN. 22. watershed*. I.l , selteel; as is LI vL s KACEY. dl. King Wllliada-diglet. alt. VERLAND ROUTE.--OOKIIIINICATION ` y -TI. %Il . o INDIA, ACSTIALIA. eta, ell Senn. , 11..IN.Q . LiR and • ORIENTAL STEAM YILVICIATION '' C.% V FA M.K I'A•e•ENOKIB and moles Cargo and Parsed, t.., r Lematon ottee for Gibraltar. Malls, ifffpa. ides, Ceylon, ..a. Calcutta, the 'twits, and Mina, by tlwAr ataanyen . __ . p.e 7:.,,utharoptno en Use auk sad letb of 'every smooth: for inter. Malts, k101.t..1,1ea, &ad Bombay, by those of the 11.6 0. "111 .1 Mich tit end for Iderttte. Beanton. Eine ▪ s .nond. Melhonrne. sad Sydney, by tbe elmereers kw- In • ntharapton on the 90th et every tbootb.—for terrier .;.ply at the rawly's Mow Leedeobelletreet, ▪ Lon 1011 or . Meutalpl.os . ijoglhaniftg. )HILLIPPS„ GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and r .p. the tualeratentloOed first-elan steamers : r N. the BATAVIER. every Sunday monde& hero ttaze I ter, at 10 ate., telling at Bleekwall tot :• pu ..m.Fares, al 21., Cl 10a., sad 17a 6d.. and the • e.ery Thursday morning early from ot! tle Tower. _ _ r t I:F MFN. neutral vessel& under Russian dad, the ADLER, •‘, !, • •• •i I 1 WA LSE. erery Tharaday morning (weather per . from Horielydown, and frr Biaokwall at • I, ant 1(1. o• •Illt.N tba LONDON, Aprll 9, from Borselydowo. L 2 2a., owl LL To be followed by the GCSTAF •f • st. wane, &c.. apbly at Marlin's Cnl•enal Mee. W . or to PRILLIFTS, GLAVIN, PHILLIPP.; : •11. Rood lane. LC. 1:!:. FIN kNCIAL CORPOtATION :LIMITED) 1' • TE %lONS FOR SHARES Ile [HE EUROPEAN CENTRAL RAILWAY com PANT (WOW' tard with Limited LtOffft, under the "Companies' Act. 1862," •,‘ nett link for connecting the North with the Routh of - • • ao.I affording the shorten and most convenient Route • , England and India, China, Australia. Sc.. 7 . .I.so, near the Lake of Como. to Lugano, Ilellinuma and ' .• ith a Branch to Locarno, on the Lake 'Maggiore. In • -: nod. 60 miles. With privilege to extend from Bison - .e or to Colt. C.ACCSIIMI PR yam,. Capital, £1,400,000. •••••• - 00.660, In 17.504 shares of £4O or 1,000 francs each. • . Y 700.00 to be raised hereafter in shares, bonds, as may be dinned advisable. • .;pll, ation e 1 or IS franca per share, and a farther •• of a.) or 75 francs per share on allotment, . VVViC at au earlier date than three months from of allotment, and an call to exceed £2 per than. DIRRCTOLS. • ' 1 -11: EA. M.P.. F.R.a., Chairman of the East India Com l. ) chsgman t* late chairman at Bombay of the Com - rr lal l'onk ••1 India, and of the Grog Indian Peninsula als.ty t...mpany • . •hurirl of London and Iltddlesex. Deniatte• and Goristrol Copthall-soars. • s • r. L . , :rrat Cmitheriandetreet II .1. Sureex•square. Byde.park, Director of • redit .‘usuclation •Limited,. ••,, NIA lute, Eml.. Manchester. .• Heatheeld Hall. near Birmingham, • •• • • !the btrmtogiutm Banking Company. nr) l'rut Jean. EN.. Manchester, Dine or Birkenhead '• • rt. New Cavendithetreet. . yrlh I. L.... :;. Upper Ilydoparienrdens. • Director Financial Corporation Limited ICPIIVRS. .•1. i , 313na-cr of the Commercial Ftank of India. I,:t. hay., ltairr,r of the C.nolercial Bauking tym pany of Sydney. BAN [1:1121. , —The N tire.' Bank and Its Branches. • "..,zioin —1 larmincham Banking Company. Manchester and County Bank. Sounron. -en. Marderman. and Hughes, 17, Blick lersbon. -•• .tv oethington, Shipman. and Seddon. • , .:Ni • G. P. Bidder. Ewe, late President •4 •to ~.f llal Engineers, 24, Great Oeorge-street, BROKERS. -' • C. w. t'anlcn and Sn. Royal Exchange-buildings. 11 -' l vs.od, Ebr, Yourtdcri-cnurt, Lothbury - , •rt frig. • -NI , .-re. R::. ,on and Spencer. 1•11 t.• Pearaon sad MRS. r4. -- r.r..tar.-14. Pixley, Leg. .r. ..Inct -1:o. 194, lea, GBOR6aaa.ibollse. Old Broad atreet. ABRIDGED PROSPECTrIt • mpany is fanned for the parpww of constriwt l ng a •tr w r Meow to Biases, in the Canton of Tessin, trdicr .*l t).* .1. •Itta of extruding the line to Lacer e, by the •• .1 the :t. Guthard, or to Cotre by the Pass et the • • .• ac to he made front Chime° to Blasco Is lodine.- 1.-r .4 theft routes, it being the only Ilse allowed hy • • •,..4 t ....went to connect the railways of North Italy, ' • comp iratircly easy of rwastractlon, free from • orb pfenalaitsg a large trate. hoe ever, secured from the Cantos Tessin, •1 • of the line irons Chia's° to Blurs. the evntruct . tl2;e - iie — a.loo of their Ito, tO u~y ••• t` •• stem of ritlwai aof Central Europe, whether • .r at ceire. and this peculiarly advantageous important feature of the present enterprise. •*. roe its to a very considerable amount bare been • pi...posed Alpine Railway, which acknow• th• he, 11,4 nations/ importance to both Switzer '•.) • 1 lir 1,1..6 proposed by this Company will cum - •'- Ir. 01111511 route to India and China across the • : and will edict a saving of three days' tea t. fr.mt - laammsrm to Tartars, which Is Intended to join •!iv! lali Linea wiU oven a darect conninanication • m. it i Mr. vtant towns of the Canton (eosin and the .-f it.mly. connecting also the three Lakes of tom t t-1.4..i0re. and as It forms the kry of the •'• .-- tom. •-ton have resolved to e..mmence this time immremls and nm .:otiations for deter . Pass W be finally adapted for the e,,,t-m have undertaken to emuttnurt and • amount of of capital: and • re , • mmcnced on the lsth of January, in the pre- •nmtul. °ill. i;tl.4. rate of ernt. per annum he paid to ....r• r..r.-t ruction. upon the amounts from lima t st their .hares. • • ii Ars are :Area in the detailed prospectus, which ent.t. together with the 31ap at the Onkel of the for Jute. most be athlreardto the Direeterg, - ..... ........ • .1 the pr..4ix...t tts may be obtained at the temporary t..• C..tapatt), or at the ofhees of the )'paneled corp.. .•'• d .14. I.4a.l.oltall.st.t*t. the brokers and solicitors. • 4 1 t.t0 &ill 1.. e.tasidered &alms & deposit of al per ta: tuber af shame applied for has been paid. LA l'i li E Rrs ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an ". .. Tl3l rcrnt•ClV, without coallattie the bowels or affect : • ^- ,•i, truly cthvacious and pleasant, Is admitted to , . ••st me.ll,,ue for brmodiately relieving concha, colds, , . • ' •••• of asthma, and Incipient consnmption. It fee ,;.' I. • p.m..as whom the faculty pronounce incurable,.- • i ,:tiys the tickhng which provokes frogmen' cow:him. .. "..,"' ' , how conoimption Its effects are truly heneanial. 1, - i-Pfl , •-•1 of sleep. or seen tying down Sir fear of sr/foca -6,1 'f . I ••Peild on relief In a few infante. after taking it _ ,-' -1 only and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, I, king Wit -'s-t. Channeennes. Inndon, sod by all drunifista In .„ .. 4.1 . iingi three quantities in ow, 2n WI. Be particular ' ••il for Lambertn Mithmatk Balsam. The aims and address Nftend as es swop. t .„ f. r . •,, , re . f 33 rt 4 , 41 - 1,11 t Diltsmped, id. AdditkosiO [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE WAR IN DENMARK. (2197:11S THE WAR IN DENMARK. HAMBURG, Apia, 2. THE ASSAULT t p'O DYBBOL. (nom on incuz, COMISPONDEST.) SONDERBORG, MAUCH 28. It is said that the Austro-Prussian troops intend to turn the position of Dttppel by crossing over to the Wand of Alsen very shortly by means of Aus trian pontoons. Everything is said to be prepared for an important action. The Hamburger Nachrichten announces that 6,000 Danes have beaten the Prussians near Voile, at the positions lately abandoned by the Austrians. At last the Prussians have made as assault upon Dybbol-hill, and been most signally defeated. Easter Monday of 1864 will henceforward rank among Danish anniversaries, for to-day has wit nessed one of the completest victories which a small army behind entrenchment' can ever gain over an enemy five times its number. There was, of course, no pursuit, and less than 30 prisoners were taken. But without a moment's confusion, with every man at his post, and with, comparatively speaking, a trifling loos, the Danes received this long-expected attack driving their assailants back on all points. Steadily and swiftly the Danes hurried forth to defend Dybbbl-hill against this sudden attempt. Nothing can be said which would praise too much their coolness and discipline. Though taken from sleep at the most discouraging hour of the twenty ' four, and marched out in the cold dreary darkesai sett ea/Iran:gag, with a rattle — of "musketry and the enemy's hurrahs close in trout—with every thing, in fact, to shake and bewilder them, the Danish regiments were steady as on parade. Here stood loyal Sleswigera, eager for a shot at invading Germans ; there the splendid battalion of Foot Guards, in their first battle of this war, but with a flag that was tattered in a former victory of Dybbbl (June 5, 1849), and with an appearance truly imposing from their gigantic stature. Gunners were ready in each battery along Alsaund, or waited, quietly smoking, among their field pieces near the cantonment. Men stood, axe in hand, upon the floating bridges with cords and planks for keeping them repaired. Order reigned amid this exciting scene ; and if the Prussians had come a little further, they would have met with& resist ance greater perhaps than even the redoubts afforded. Behind all those artificial defences were 10,000 resolute Danish infantry, so cool and so determined that, could the enemy have got be yond the flames and smoke which lay immediately before hint, it would still have needed a stout heart to venture forward. Nothing that their officers could do sufficed to bring another Prussian column against Dybbol-hill. Two or three very desperate charges had been made just at first, but they lost I all force at some distance from the batteries, and were repulsed with ease. In vain the companies re-formed and came up cheering loudly ; it was only to melt sway beneath a withering fire from cannon and rifle. The soldiers hesitated, stopped iu any shelter that presented itself, began to shoot high in the air, and the battle was lost. Daylight had come, bringing to Marshal Wrangel an unpleasant knowledge that Le was thoroughly beaten. So leaving a few regiments, wbo kept up a straggling fuelled.: until eight o'clock, the German forces with drew to Sattrup, setting Dybbol village on fire to cover their retreat. Taking all things into consi deration, this has been a glorious victory for Den mark, which she owes entirely to the frantic rash ness of her enemies. There never was a chance of storming Dybbol-hill except by surprise, and when that had failed the Prussians should have at once gone out of range. Some sting of military pride must accouut for the suluszquent waste of life, in useless attempts to storm re doubts which were not previously breached. No sooner bad their troops withdrawn than our neighbours at Broager commenced a brisk bom bardment of the Danish position ; and this ended the action of Easter Monday. A white flag pre sently came iu, requesting two hours' truce for burying their deati,which General Gerlach instantly granted. How many Prussians fell cannot be yet known, certainly a large number. It is the moral advantage of success, however, that is lost to Prussia and gained by Denmark ; au advantage fully compensating for the hundred Danes more or less disabled in this morning's combat. Without speaking minutely of the horrors which were displayed this morning along that short hit of road between Dybbol mill and the tit,de-punt, I wish to mention how nobly the Danish wounded bore their sufferings. Cart followed cart, bring ing down poor bleeding creatures from the front. Some were sinking rapidly, others had strength in plenty, but were maimed by severe local injuries ; they all appeared very anxious that their friends should not be daunted by any show of pain. One man with a crushed foot feebly cheered on his advancing com rades. A soldier, whose bandaged face was dread fel to behold, saluted the passing general with calm politeness. No groaus escaped their tightly shut lips durine all that cruel jolting towards Sdnderborg. High natural courage may partly cause such won derful endurance, but the grave earnest character of these Danish recruits, who flock to church un bidden and have home :memories always clinging about them, is a more satisfactory reason. Hospital staff as usual behaving most ten derly, lifting the wounded with care and treating them like relatives in distress. Two young Englishmen were conspicuous for the kind assistance which they rendered in carrying wounded Danes out of the enemy's tire. Au ample justithation of their own thoughtless daring in being there themselves. HANOVER, Apart, 2. The Minister of Finance has published a notifi cation announcing that the Austrian squadron for the protection of the German merchantmen has received orders to extend its operations to the North Sea. ILF.IIDBBURG, Ana 1. A meeting of delegates from various districts of the Duchy of Sleswig is expected to take place shortly in reference to the proposed conference. Resolutions will be submitted to the assembly that Slesivig and Holstein are independent count since the death of Frederick VII., and only owe allegiance to their rightful prince, Frederick VIII. The resolutions further declare that the inhabitants of the Duchy consider themselves justified in demanding that the powers participating in the Conference shall come to no definite decision respecting their future without their consent. T HE NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY (Limitedl. Incorpondeihnim the Compaithe Act of 1811 t, by which the wing off ail Shareholders is lbsdted too the amount eir Mier shares. Pint Capital 000,000, In 10,000 shares of £lO each. Depart ou application t 1 per share, and £.4 on allotment. No call will he made until after the expiration of three media Qom the date of allotment, and it is not contemplated to call up more than 418 per sham, As the °pennons of the COmpany increase farther issues of shares will be made, which will 10 the first Instance be offered to the then existing, Shareholders on such terms as the Directors may deem advisable. DLIKTOLII. Vies-Admiral Barney, [bury Hoaw, Twickenham, Director of the European Beat Edmund Clench, Esq., Manor House. Clapham. E. T. Crawly, Eat, shipowner, Sunderland, and Sesthing lane, LC. Arthur Itat mond Kirby, Ip.. Little Marble-hill, Twickenham Archibald Klutzes, Em., King's Anne-yard, lloorsateatreet. '.' I' Lascaricti, Fp., merchant, Winchester House. Old Broad- BOMBARDMENT OF DUFFEL. SONDERBURG. Ana 2, 11.30 A ter: Mc cannonade has been going on since 3 p.m. to-day, between the Duppel batteries and the enemy's advanced batteries at Bragger. The enemy commenced bombarding the town without giving, warning. The cannonade still continues. The night is dark and rainy. street. George Maitland. Eva, merchant, SS, Rasteheap, LC. Joseph ll•Mastar, fay., merchant. Eastcheap. Demetrto hippo, Req., of the OrleaLd Commercial Comma,. Mlles Charles Melon, Rao , Randolph Boum, Mania-11M, and Treakerby, Cornwall. Rein, Esti , marchant, Georgeiard„ Lembardatreet. Awnroas—Hearts. Johnstone Cooper, Whale. and Ca, 4 Lottbury. BANCIRS—TheIlsoce Bank. Lottantry. SOUC.Tves—Messre. Mercer and Mercer. Minehmulaile. BROCZES —Meson Partridge sad °remitlsid. Ibrgasortoo• street. SWIM_ A2T-11. I...oBeptae. Esq. _ THE HUNGARIAN TROOPS IN THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. The following telegram from Count Rechberg to the Austrian Ambassador in Loudon has been re ceiyed from the latter at Mr. Reuter's aloe : " VIENNA, SATURDAY, Aran. 2. "Be good enough to deny the absurd rumour that a mutiny had taken place among the Hunga rian troops in Jutland. The spirit of these troops is excellent, and there is not a single case either of insubordination or desertion." Offices-li:rthresrtials 7 ya7d:iloorial7;treet, LC. The principle of limited Debility Is now fully recognised sad adopted by the Investing portion of the public. Perhaps there Is no clam of Institutions to which that principle has been more successfully applied than to the recently established financial companies . and although large capitals have been sabecribed for this purpose, it canuoi be dented that there still remains • wide field open for the profitable employment of capital both la English and foreign enterprises. This Company has already promisee of • large amount of sup port. nod a provisional agreement has been entered Into for acquiting a rateable railway coocession with • government guarantee. Negotiations are also pending for sec business arising from several undertakings, which will eIW sou tribute to the neon, of the Company. It is intended that the Shareholders In this Company shall, so far as may be prectli able, have the priority In applications for shares In the various enterprises which may be Introduced under Its auspices The operations to be carried on by the Company will be the same as those embraced by similar institutions. The active management of the Company wW be conducted by an executive committee, ender the supervision and control of the Board of Directors. Two of the proposed committee have been many years saseemdully engaged in financial operations. and as an earnest of their confidence is the permanent success of the Company, have agreed to hold shame to the capital to a large extent, and to be only remunerated for their services by receiving a portion of the profits after paying Interest to the shareholders at the rate of five per coat upon the paid-up mid tal. The iltrecton will receive such remuneratiou as may be determined upon by the shareholders at the geaeral msetsnp. There will he no fees paid to promoters for originating the Com pany, bet arrangements have been made whereby the prellmi nary expenses have been guaranteed not to exceed one-hall per cent. upon the first capital. More than one-half of the capital has already been applied for, and the business of the Company will be commenced Immediately ater the allotment of the shares. . . AUSTRIA. GIBRALTAR, Matt 2. The Austrian screw corvette Count Dandolo has arrived from Malta, and received orders to re turn to the Adriatic. DEATH OF THE ARCHDUCHESS HILDF, GARDE. DRESDEN, APRIL 2. Intelligence has been received here from Vienna that the Archduchess Hildegarde, a daughter of King Ludwig of Bavaria, born June 10, 1823, expired this morning. GREECE AND TURKEY. TRIESTE, Aran. 2. According to news received here from Corfu the transfer or the lonian Islands to Greece will take place on the 28th April. A battalion had been disbanded at Blissolonglii for mutiny. Intelligence from Constantinoplc states that Prince Couza, in reply to the letter from the Sul tan, wrote that he was willing to submit the ques tion of the convent property to the decision of a conference. The prince stated also that the arma ments had been caused by the insecure state of things in Europe, and in no way prejudiced his submission to the Sublime Porte. articles ef arm-falba ma be seen on applying at the temporary odlcts of the Company. Applications for shares, in the annexed Rem, to be made to the Brokers or Secretary. If more shares are applied for than are allotted the surplus of the deposit, on application. will be applied towards the payment of the further deposit on the shares allotted. If no allotment be made the depotits will be returned in full, but without PORTUGAL. LISBON, Arm 2. Dominic Duke of Palmslla died to-day, after a lingering illness. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIINIF, Aram 2. The English Lecturer at Corpus (Mr. D'Orsey) hen given notice of the following lectures to begin on kith Apnl Reading and Speakiog,lish Composi tion, English language and Literature &c. Special clauses will be arranged for students in theolo gy, kw *indent', and candidates for the civil senior of ladle. AN ENOLISII SHIP FIRED INTO BY THE SPANIBB DL —SHIELDS, SATURDAY T. —A coosiderable amount of excitement heal been occasioned in this seaport to-day by a letter that has been received from the thinner of the Moun taineer, that his ship had been fired into by the Spaniards, and that one of his crew was killed. The Mountaineer bud been passing through the Strait of Gibraltar, laden with Spanish goods, for the Tyor, and when opposite the Fort of Tariffe, the had beau tired into by the fort. The shot passed through the shrouds and took away the pump heads, and going in through the port-coverini boards it .truck a sailer who was painting over the port-side and killed him. It is usual for vessels pamiog through the Strait of Gibraltar to salute this fort by dipping their Sags, and it bee not been im uofrequeut occurrence for vessels which have neglected to do um to be fired into, but this is the first immune of loss of life. CZYSTAL PaLACI. HALF-a-CROWN DAS. Setutnet, Aram 2.—Admeeions oe payment, 1,368 date by wean tickets, 2.934 ; toW. 4.3 Cd. [Advertisement}-HoukwAl's OtivnitsicT AND PILLS —Oreat relief. —A gouty and rlittallitiCatlectio , ...sreaknets and wanting of the limbs. stiff Joints and contr ctcd slue.., can Ls treated 1k Ith the certainty of emcees by the diligent friction • of this excellent Ointment upon the &Ilk, trd part, after it ism hem patiently fomented with warm brine. Holloway's Pills should he taken by the sufferer who fairly tries this treatment, became they partly the blood, invigorate the stomach, regulate the liver, stimulate the kidneys. act as mild iiperients on the bowels, and as tonics on the nerves. In skin and whin ..War romp slot, Holloway's remedies are eanimtli rycom mended on account of their gentle yet • 'teethe action when a Wag train of saretalaus rota sarnaamd Ma victim. INDIAN CARRYING COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF-YEARLY GENERAL MINTING of the Indian Carrying Company (Limited , . will be held at the London Tavern, efelfeth street, in the city of London, on TURSDAY, the 12th day of April indent, at twelve o'clock precisely, to receive the Report of the Directors, to declare a dividend, and for the trans .ction of the renal business. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will afterwards be held for the purpose of prevails, a resolution for altering and amending the exist regulations of the 0 •mpany. The Trawler-1001m of the Company will be closed from April 6 to April ft inehmive.—My erskr .4 the Beard. WALTER THOMSON. Secretary. 7, Broadatrestbulldinp, April 4. 1514. TO the BONDHOLDERS of the ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Imre of SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, payable In London. 900,000 dollars (ElBO,OOO, New York Divialoo.—Due In DM. 1,000,000 dollen (Atls,ooe) Penney Dania Dirtsion.— llea In 1882. Secured by • registered mortgage, constituting a lien on the Income and all corporate nights. privileges, lands, franchisee, plant, and property of the Penneyleant& and New York Div Wow of the Railway. The Bonds are redeemable In New York or In London at 4. &I. per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or endone meet ; 4 per cent of the groan amount will be drawn yearly to July, commending In 1866. to be paid off at per In London ; hairnet Coopooa are attached to the Bonds, payable semi- annually, at the Consolidated Bank In London. at the axed rate of ea to the dollar. - Tieionda will ie lamed at 711, Ms. : Booth of 100 dollars at Cl 5 15e., with Interest from Aptil 1,1866. 600 „ £7816x., 1,000 „ 5157 10a., Tie Cuomo@ represent 414 par mama on each Hood of 1,000 dolars (4.215„ or Dearly 9 per cent. The releases of sabeeragaii;dl °pea aata the lib o 4 Ape, far the - boadlaolikra. 'fiber *mil & or Om* tails. brokers. TM terns of lame are ne toßows : 5 10 pet cu on t. on lo 0 appllootion, being ill 5 0 per Bond of 1,000 dole. „ alloranent .. 13 „ Ind Itay „ Ul6 0 „ .. 1 01 o let Jew „ 46 0 0 e , .. £157 10 it Subscribers We the °Woe of paying the indahnena in edemas. and will be snowed a diamond of 6 per cent. per annum on such Pre. AL ail l ' i e l u ottient. scrip certificates will be loaned to bearer." These certificates will be exchanged for bOuds to " bearer" on payment of the floral instalment. The early completion of the works of this great railway justifies the Coltman la making this additional issue of bonds . following the Sn policy adopted at the outset. of issuing securities to the public only after the actual progress of the milway has a. cured the necessary income for presiding the Interest. There will remain only the second mortgage of the Ohio Division to be disposed of hereafter, when the total of the bonded debt will be only 01.000 per mile. Forms of application may be obtained of the flashers; er at the Ofica of the Company. Oakes of the Atlantic and Great Western Hallway Company. I. Old Broadstreet. London. EC.. /larch IS. lOU. A/ MEM:I:LA GOVERNMENT SIX PER Com LOAN-L 1.500,000. In Hooch of 4.500, F2CO. and 0100. The GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE COMPANY of LONDON (Welted; beg to announce that they are authorised by the government of Venezuela to OFFER to the potitle a WAN for that State. toilet extent of 21,600,000 nominal capital, up= the following terms: The Donde will be trued for sums of 8.300. t2OO, and ClOO each. They will beer interest as from the Ist October, that. at the rate of six percent, per annum, with coupons attached= able half-yearly, en the Ist April sad let October, at the of the General Credit and Finance Company In London. In sterling, or at the Of of Messrs. Salomon Oppenhelm, and Co.. Cologne, In Dialers, at the exchange of the day. The price of lame Is MN par £lOO stock, and payment will be required aa follows : is on appilesUen. LW on allotment, km £3 ball-year's Interest amend £l5 on ltt June. XIS on I.t, Muskat elk os Ist tiopiember, less 43 half-yeses Interest seamed, doe Lt I*.count at the rate of 6 per cent per annum will be allowed on pre-parmenta In full, making, with allowances, the price of Mom under aa. — ln cam of nonallotment the deposit will be returned. Should a lees arsons& be allotted than that applied for, the deposit will be made available towards payment on the allotment, and the balance, If any, rettuved to the applicant. The object of the loan la to effect a settlement of the general financial condition of the country, to aa , ist in malting roads and Improved conmeenlaulons, inland and coastwise, to pay off some existing claim., and gemmilly to develop the arlealtaril is. sources and indmary of the country. The loan, Intemat, and 61111[114g food ate mewed by a special hypothecation of the whole export duties leviable at the ports of the republic, La Onayra, Puerto Cabello, Maracaibo, and Cuidad Bolivar. These are warranted by the Government aa wholly on. charged 'or that, if any claims ran be substantiated, they shall be met oat of the proceeds of the Loan), and as producing more this salami be meet the charge of the present Loan' The Iwo. duce of the export duties UM year Le stated to hare been AZ.21,500 and an Increase Is expected. In the event of any deficiency. the anaient la to be made good by a farther special tl e pothe e tion of the uncharged import duties at all the po ts of The f,osent of Uri Russell haw been obtained for the coUecUon of the duties so hypothecated by her Majesty's consuls st the several ports, saw:witted with the Company s &cents, and the re quisite amount will be transmitted twice a mouth to the General Credit and Finance Company of Loudon. Out of the same. C 120.000 'year will be applied to the payment of the Interest and redemption of the debt. as follows . •90,000 to be applied in the first Instance to payment of the interest. £31,000 to a sinking hind: this amount being augmented periodically by the interest on bonds that shall hare been bought ap or redeemed. The sinking land than be &miffed to the purchase of bonds in the open market, It the price Is at or below par, or to their redemption by lot in the usual way, If above per, yaw by year natal the whole shall have been paid off . 10 tin first parpurchaseor redemption to take piece 14 October, The documents relating to the authorisation of the Loan. and the ratification of the same by the Constituent Assembly a Venezuela under date tub January, lotd. with notarial transla tions. are open for Inspection at the °Mee, of the General Credit and 'thanes Company. y. Lothbury, where applications for the Bonds, is the annexed form, will he received. _ Appbestows' sill also he becalm:l by the landca and West minster Bank by the l'aion flank of London aad at c‘lopm, by Monies. flalomou Oppeuhean, jun E, and Co. ; Amsterdam, by Messrs Lippman:4 Rosenthal. and Co. Prospectuses and forma of applications may be bad at 7, Loth bury, and of the brokers. 'Abadan, 7, Lotbbury, April 1b434. mix oy APPLICATION. VENEZCIFIA GOVI 7 iNiFFT - :•Ci .' iir CENT. WAY To the lieetral Credit Illki riaan,r Company or loadoo 'Limited. Gentkmen.-1 request that pia ril l allot to me • -- lax abov'e Loan, on which I hare made the required depoelt of 5 per cent., or a and I scree to accept that amount id stock, or any less sum that may lie allotted tome, and to pay the further Instalments thereon, according to the terms of the prospectus. I ars. Gentleman, your obedient servant, Usual algruiture Name in full. . Profession Address THE WEST of ENGLAND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CGM PAN Y (Limited,. I RIC - 71AS. Frihtit Sign, Lg.. Spring Mount, Champion-bill, S. John Britten, IN. Mews. Britten and Co. London.vtall, Lou doe, 6 C. - . - - ileTt7;ll;;t:General Carmichael, C. 8., 11,radlord•honse, Bromp -- - kin, S. W E. Lansonds, Its i, J r .P BerrAeld. Bradtord-on.Avon. MarshallJ P., harrii4er at.law, Dlacklanda Park Caine, W du, and emple, E.C. J. B. Phillips. Esq.. RavrtenstalL, near Manchester. Thntnaa Earl) Smith. Esq. Messrs. Early and Smith, woollies merchants and army cliehlers'. London, K.E. E. H. Watts, Lag., wie.llen merchant. Laws. Soucrion—Meisra. Parke and ~ Pa lack 63, Llneoln'►lan-Oelde, W. C, London. • -- -• Maoism—Messrs. Proom Brothers, Chanae•alley, Conshlll. Loud. n BAIII/10 —The Alliance Bank limited'. Lothhury, London. The capital invested wdl be turned over at least four times a year, so that a prong of M per tont per annum may be solely calculated on. irirptttuae forma of application, and avers information, CMS be obtained at the °dices of the Company, tik Cornhill. Loadon. TEE WEST of ENGLAND WOOLLEN lIANITFACTCRINO COMPANY .Lltelted). N MICK —NO APPLICATIONS for SMARMS will be life CEIYED APT= MONDAY, the 11th Inst. Ely order of the Beard, K. BVWIN, Bft. London, 2S, Coraltlll, April e, 1844. T HE WEST WORTHING INVESTMENT COMPANY :Drafted . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that NO 7TRTHER APPLI CATION for SHARES In Ws C,ornpaor will be RECEIVED A r - res four o'clock on THUR 4 DAY orzt. the 7th instant—By order, CHARLES' WAY, Jos.. Secretary. 2:. Greet Oeo►ge-street, Westminster, April 2,1861. E P PS'B C 0 0 0 A, Distlngnisited as a 12,A011.ANT. ORATEFTI., AND I NVIDOILATINO BREAK PA iT BEV Y.R %GE Originated specially for the use of those ander botweopathle troatenealt, it has through IL agreeableness become generally accepted. PERSONS FURNISHING will Ond CUTTING'S Ironmongery rstablishoseut, !71. OXFOILD-STIEZT, a convenient House. A large stock of well manufactured goods always no sale. Eleetro-Plate Table Cutlery, Tea Tram Baths : also Brushes, Turnery, and Cooperage goods. Every article tog the house and kitchen. Carrtage geld for orders above AA CILINOLINES.—GICIIBI A. CRINOLINES.—GEMMA, or Jewelled. 9e. 6d. PHILINYM, ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.---Elanstlectums. 16e. and 21a. ranrorra. ST, PICCADILLY. C RINOLINES.—Ondina or Waved. 18.. 6d. PIIILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.--Saneflectunis Jewelled. 42e. PHILPOTTS, ST, PICCADILLY. CfßlNOLlNES.—Mogoidoently Pulled. 48e. 'lntro:ma. 37, PICCIJALLT. CRINOLINES.—Deswings with Priem poet free. PI LIZOTZIL ST. riccaxiiir, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1864. I ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-NINTH SALE CUSTOM.HOUSE, Louden, April. lad4.—For SALK, by order of the Honourable the Commissioners of her Majesty's COI4OIIII, at the Commercial Sale ROOMS, Mincing-Wm, en THURSDAY, the 7th, and FRIDAY, the Etb of April, 1861, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely, the following GOODS for exporta tion or home consumption o—Anchora, Boats, Brushed' of Ohre, Brandy, Confectionery, Coffee, Cordials, Dice, FAY de Cologne, Fishing Nets. Geneva, Knives, Muskets, Pepper, Perfumery, Fathomed Soap, Perfumed Spirits, Private Effects, Rum e Ruccadr, Spirits plain and mixed, Scissors, Sugar, aZ mi p% Cable, a Ship's Manilla Hawser : nearly new% Tobacco, Tea, Timber, Toys, a quantity of Riding and Driving Whips, Wine, indow Glass, and various other goods. Ihe above goods may he Mewed at the Queens Warehouse, Custom-house, Thames. street, at the London and West India Docks, and Tobacco ground, Rotherbithe, on Wednesday, the Bth April, 1861, from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon ; and on the days of sale, from 10 o'clock in the morning until 12 o'cleek at noon; the tasting of spirits and trim being restricted to the day of sale as regards the Queen's Warehouse.—Take notice, that goods sold at this see will not be delis ered until after two clear days of the day on which they are sold, and that no Lots can be pa'd for at the Ogee of the Receiver-General after 2 o'clock in the afternoon • and that on the days of sale money will not he received by the Receiveroleneral after 11 o'clock In the forenoon.—Catalagnes may be had at the Queens Wars house, Custom-house, ThamsaaWM, ed. each. PRACTICAL GEOLOGY.-KING'S COLLEGE London.—Professor TENNANT. F. 0.8., will CONMENCIo a COURSE of. LECTURES on WEDNESDAY next, at 9 ate.,borriag especial rotonoac• to lb. application of Geo logy to rins. Mininkt. Architecture, and TM Lectures will be continued on each seeceedlog=l Wednesday, d tits mains boar. Fee, Al Ils. ed. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.-TRIIIMPHANT ever SUOCRIS at the Mw CLlQUY—acknowledged to be the beg prodnoed Legland. GRAND MOR.hIN4I PRILIPORMANCIS every WZDNISDAY and SATURDAY, at 2 delock : evening haltpett T. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—Tbe greatest Female Bider et t►e age. The wondrous Iddlle. LOUISZ LOISETTL ROYAL ALHAMBRA.-BRILLIANT EQUIXTRLAN VINE by Mee young ladles. "MDR toe the RIBBON." X. !RANDOM LOIBIT will exhibit his won derful steed LA SALAMANDER, performing In • brilliant Dis play of alrewariga. THE ALLIANCE BANK (Limited). 6. Lothbury, London, and BAsns's-buildinEs, Li I. BamiCKCS.--iloatimrark, Borough H-street • strte 48, Hamilton-swears •. Manchester, 75, Ei igh ngetreet Ilubeeribed Capital, 13,000,000. Drater.ms. JAMES :WC: ENT DANIELL, Iraq., Chairman. JOHN GRANT MORELS, Eaq., Deputy Chstrman. James Buckingham Berrington, Esq., Neckinger 111 Ba. Bee mombey. Antal osatellaim lam (Xemn. PiedoMek Bath &Ed Co.). Um pea In n% Chipman, Ear., C, Anstinfriars , London, Director of the and Provincial Marine Insurance Company. J. H. Keynell de Castro, Esq., To, Canaan-street, London, K.C. John Navas. in, Esq., 34, Alvburch.lane, Loudon, E.C. (Director of the Union Bank of Australia . Joseph Elides, Esq., Handsomer. LOWS Limning, Esq. (Messrs. Frederick Huth and Co.) Abel lleywo, Esq.. Ea-Ma y or of Manchester. James Houghton, LiverpooL William Kates, Esq. (Mews. Newton, Keatea, and Co.). Liver- Jr - Paterson, Esq. (Ileum Paterson, Kemp, and Co ), Mark lam, London. George Palmer Robinson, Dui., u. Threadneedle.etreet, London, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of Lam, London, and China. Robert Rummy. Est . , Manchester. Thomas Stenheime, Aq., Cannonstreet West, London. John Torrance, Esq., 5, Chester-place. Hyde park-eottam MANAGIR—In London : Alexander Thoruson, E an, . DgrcrT.3l.asaoga—ln Landon: C. Miller. EN. lILVA.OOII—In Liverpool : Jame Beckett, Ea'. Dieurr.Manaorit- In Liverpool: F. W. Blorain, FAQ. Itas.sogri—in Southwark .• E S. Parkes, Esq. MANAGER - In Pirkenhead, W. E. Hiaide. st.zrAgEn—in Manchester : John Mills. Esq. . . Souarou—ln London : Messrs. Crosier and Burn . Messrs. Flux sad Argles . In erpoo : Mearn. Fletcher and Hull. anorata—ln London : Mews. J. and J. Whatehead, 6, lloor• gagastreat. In Llverpnel : Mews. G. and T. Irwin. SICCRETA - Ellis Clown. EN. TEBII3 OF BUSINESS. - - Current accounts opennii; London, to accordance with the prevailing:custom of similar establishments and In Liverpool. Birkenhead, and Manchester, cm terra, which will conform thereto as closely as may he pee ticeble. If the balance shall sot at any time during the half-year have been below 0500, interest at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum will be allowed on the minim= monthly balances. If not below C2OO, Interest at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum will be allowed on the minimum monthly balancea If below £2OO no Interest will be allowed._ 15e - posTti Wt . :tired at the current rate of interest to sums of LlO and upwards, on the usual terms. No charge will be made for collecting country cheques. Agencies of foreign and country beaks undertaken, purchases and sales of stocks, shares, and other securities effected, Ms-I dea& thereon received, coupons collected or negotiated, and every other desciption of banking business transacted. To parties keeping accounts with the Bank the utmost facili ties w W be afforded for the transmission of money between its 0111fte. sae fur the payment or receipt of money either in Lou d t. Usurped, or Manchester in gnaws, for stock, shares, ite. NOW. and letters of Crinlit Issued to all parts of Europe sad elsewhere. NORWICH UNION FIRE LNSURA.NCE SOCIETY. FOTIC[.-LADY DAY BCC EFAItli. 11 woman' and Dock Insarale — e - 4 at tho rate► The business of the Company *tete& C 70,000,000. The duty paid to goveraniesst for the year 18d2 woe ZSS,Ced, and the amount insured on farming stock, a 110,086.322. • bonus of three-fifths of the pronto periodically made to parties insuring, also have thus, from time to time, received sums amonnting in the aggregate to £440,000 and the amis.,' Now holds • large reserve applicable to a future Donna The rates of premium are in no case higher than those charged by the other principal offices making no returns to their in. gazers. YOrproapectaar apply at the woctety's Mesh Surrey-street, Norwich . and IN, Yleetwwwit. KC. H OME and COLONIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY Limited'. FIRE, LIFE, AND 3IARINE. Incorporated under " The Companies Act, Issn.,.• Capital, L 1,000,000, in 2d,C00 shares of glaVeach. With power of increase. Pint issue, 10.000 sharct Deposit, El per share on applicub di and Li on allotment. It Is not Intended to make any further call. Dllacivßs. William Frederick Baring, lay., Director of the Bank of Ma diatatL Stephen Bask, Esq., Director of the Merchant Banking Com pany. William Duthie, Esq., Director of the Standard Bank of British South Africa. Athol Hay, Lai, ;Bell, Rennie, and Co., Leith. Clark Irving, Led., Hyde-gakdquare. manINS Van, ESQ. 441. Rll.lllit. and , Calcul i. James 'Master. Esd late of M dliam 31•3 laster and Drothersi Toronto and Manchester. Beineley De Courcy Nuon. Esq.. Queen's-rate.cardens. John Paterson. Esq. Director of the Alliance Bank. Yells Pryor, Bag the late arm of H. and J. Johnston and Co . John Swindell, Esq. 'Swindell and Matthews Mincing lane. WUUam Patnek Adam, Esq., M P. Baur Adam, Kiuroashire. Henry Thurburn, Esq., 5, Queeusnoroughderrace. London .. The Alliance Bank. Lothbury. The Consolidated Lank. forcburchwtreet Liverpool The Alliance Bonk. Manchester The Alliance Bank. The Consolidgted Bunk. WLIC/1,R9-1111% and Arglcs. Minclog-lane. BaogEns—J. and J. WI. relies s, Sloorgate•street. Temporary Onlees-1. East India Avenue. PRO.PECTI - A. This Company is formed with the Taal object of uniting Into one strong institution, with its chief once m Loudon. numerous moan local and colonial institutions, requiring consolidation and additional strength and resource. The principle of so uniting small colonial Institutions has been most successfully applied to colonial and foreign banking com panies . and as London is becoming daily more mil more the great l• clearing.house" of the commercial world, the different c.olonlal insurance othees have experienced the alo e Jute neces sity of being effectually represented Mime. and this representa tion theg now realise can only he fully secured, as in the case of the colonial local hanks. through amalgamation with some Lm,lon company of ample means and commanding general confidence. Th - e - iiirectori of the Home mad toloniareimpany hove been applied to by shareholders in these companies to establish such Landon Institution, amt arc now in treaty with several very suc cessful colonial insurance oftieva either for entire amalgamation, on very favourable terms, or for that beneficial re e:proeity of aganc7 which will at once secure to the Horne and Colonial As. MUIII3OO Company a most valuable. safe, and lucrative business as a co-operati v e assurance conipany. . . It may be mentioned, as indhatite of the mimesis of the Colo nial insurance companies, that their selling prices range from 100 to as high as I,oue per cent. premium, and the increase of insurance busineee lu the Australian, south African. Canadian, and Easiest, battlements, is at a ruts of progress which has no parallel In Earopean countrim. The principle of assuring ineastments made through the Company's agency—a principle so successfully carried out by colonial ollam—will enter as a new feature into the objects of the Hume and Colonial Assurance Company; and as In its numerous agencies lu MI parts It will posaces peculiar facili ties for making assured Investments for Individuals In sound foreign and 4xioalal securities. the Directors confidently antici pate, from the agency and insurance charged in this department of their business, a very Lsr.• and steady revenue to their share holders. While, however, the Home and Colonial Assurance Company will specially direct its attention to foreign and colonial Itusineas, It will not neglect at the woe time to cultivate a home business, • department which will be greatly fostered through Its colonial COntitlloll. it will also. as a rlre Amnesiac* Company, share In that large inures.. of tire insurance betimes here which maybe expected to follow the anticipated abolition of the heavy and 11311eUlttiC stamp tax at present imposed on piiciee of insurance. No promotion money given hi connexion with this Company, sad the Directors' remuneration to be left to the shareholder*. catl7,as for rhrrn W he made In the copus of a hick and of the prospectus to be hot of the sulscators or broksis, or Acting.Serretary of the Company. 10111 or APFUCATION FOR E111.1t12. (To be retained by the limiters.; No. To the Directors of the Home and Colonial Assurance Compony 11mitett. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your bankers the sum of L bins a deposit of LI per show on shuts lu theaboes Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to Devalue a member of the Company In respect of such shares, or in respect of any less number you may allot me sod to pay on allotment the further deposit of Li per share thereon, and I request that my name may be placid on the register of members for the shams so allotted. Name in full Residence Profession or business Date HOME and COLONIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEBERT GIYEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI• cArioNs for Shame In this Company NU be RECEIVED from Loudon AFTER MEM:O'DAY. the tab. aad from the country AFTER TIIVRADAY. the 7th April —By order . Temporary Otheea. 1. &at ladmareoae, London, Aprti t. Me. HOTELS. —The BRUNSWICK, Jenuyn stmt. Looks. lira dams rd verymaustabis. THE OXFORD.—The present interpretation of FAUST ocristitates ea serpooeehe to the history of this hall. abeady famed fee the DrfWwr of Its operatic selection& =angoosted vocal and instromestal resources hare beau die render the present seleetien frocathia unitenally peps. lay opera worthy of the parent work. Faust. Mr. Mortey: Maphiatophiles. Mr. Green; Marguerite, Mies Anasell ; Director, Mr. Y. icoghatana tntyeit. 10111 or APPLICATION /OR MAIN& To the Directors of the National Financial Company (limited). Geutletuen,—Having paid to your bankers the sum of C being a deposit of a - . 1 per share on shares In the shows Company, 1 hereby request that you wiU allot me that or soy Iran number of shares . and I agree to accept such number of shares so you may allot me, end to execute the articles of as sociation when required and 1 request that my name may be placed on the register of meridwrs for the shams allotted to me. Name In full Address Profession or business Date NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY (Limited:. NO APPLICATIONS for Mil AKlts trill be RECEIVED AFTER THURSDAY hen, the 7th hut. April 2. 1t66. 1 I UDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Feat-class ill Subscription. Foe a constant succession of the best new Mats as they appear, one guinea to 10. guineas per annum, an. cording to the uumbsr of volumes required. Prospectuses i•osts4e free, on application --Ufa EDWARD ML'Dlf, New infordotreet. London: City office. No. 4. King SOW% Chespaide. Branch emablishments—Crosskstreet, Manchester; and Templeatreet, Birmingham. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Second-band Books on Sale.— Purchasers of Book. for public or private libraries, merchants. shipping asents. and others, are Invited to apply for the APRIL LIAT of WORKS withdrawn from Studio*, library for SALE. This list contains more than 1,0..00 other works of the past and present season. at the lowest current preen.-4-11 A ILES EDWARD SI ULIR. New Oxford-street, Loudon ; Cit) °dice, 4, K lug-street, Cheapside. Branch *stab lisluneuts—Cromakreet, llnachester ; and Teinple-strwet, =lngham. WHITE and SOUND TEETH. are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and lo,gevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS* ODONIO. or PEARL DEN lir RICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredient, la of Inestimable value in pis terrine and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gum& and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradiation tartar from the teeth, removes of incipient decay. and polishes and preserves the e to which It imparts a pearl like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, Mid II is universally In high repute. Pries to Pd. per bor. Sold at 20. liatton-ga den, and by Mania", and Perfumers. Ask for Rowlands Odonto." NAVAL AND MILITARY, ADMIRALTY, APRIL 2:— APPOINTMENTS.—Com rnaoder T. C. Brute, to be additional of the Feensiiabhs for ii.icket service at Dover, vice Truseott, whoa. period of service has expired. Master Jobe W. Reed to be additional of the Fiffigard. Surgeon W. L. tividon, ILD., to be additional - of the Victory. Paymuters Militant F. Hyodman, to be additional of the Formidable. Acting second Class Militant Engissor J. Prebble to the Hector. CHATHAM, inn, 3. -- The iron frigate Achilles, 35, 1,250-horee power, is ordered to be fitted with Giaboriee patent electric fogies room and steering telegraph, under the direction of the in vector, who is also to tit up a telegraph leading from the engine-room to the stoke-holes. The Lord Warden experimental target, which has been for some time under construction here, will be completed during the present week, when it will be immediately de spatched to Shoeburyneo, where it will be erected under the superintendence of one of the officials from this dock yard. In the construction of the target an inch and a half thickness of iron-plate has been melted in the centre of the teak backing. PORTSMOUTH. Ant 3. The first examination of engineers under the new circular—an examination by the inspector of schools to enable three engineers already in the service to obtain from him a certificate similar to that which in future all engineer students will be required to obtain before they can be entered into the service, and which it is necessary for those now in the service to obtain before they are qualified to be examined for promotion as chief engineers—took place a month ago, and the result has just been made known. Of the eleven who went up for examination only four passed, viz..: Mr. G. ; Mr. J. H. H. Swale, acting chief engineer; Mr. John Murdock, second clam assistant engineer; and Mr. E. E. Lucas, second class usiatant engineer. Of the five candidates rejected three were engi neers, one a first class assistant, and the other a second assistant. The subjecta upon which they were examined were arithmetic, algebra, Euclid, trigonometry, the diffe rential oactilus, dynamics, statics, hydrostatics, chemistry, sad the steam-eagme. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL/ CAIRDOSILN-ROAD. —N umber of patients for t.les weak wan April 2, 696, of iskiak 202 went sow oases. SPAIN. MADRID, Area. 2. The news of an intended meeting of the demo. crate in Madrid has been denied by the democratic PST• - AU the Madrid journals, except four, support the policy of the government. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAIL MALTA, Amu. 2. The Valetta and Syria, with the above mails, leave at 19 p.m. and midnight, for Marseilles and Southampton respectively. The Baroda, with the outward mails, reached Malta on the 28th, at 2 Lin., and continued her voyage at 3 p.m. The Maesilia, which did not leave Marseilles until 4 a.m. on the 29th, in conse• quence of bad weather, arrived at Malta on the 31st, at 6 p.m., and left at 11 p.m. for Alexandria. GIBRALTAR, MARCH 31, The Ellora, which left Southampton with the Bombay mail on the 27th inst., arrived this day at 1 p.m., and left at 5 p.m. for Alexandria. THE CAPE MAILS. The Union Company'. Cape Royal Mail Steam ship Norman, Captain It. B. Davie, arrived at Plymouth at an early hoar yesterday morning, after the long paws. of 42days from the Cape, having left Table Bay on the night of Feb. 20 ; St. Helena, March 1 ; and Assuming, March .5; crossing the lice on March 8. Her delay bee been occasioned by the light winds and calms she encountered. At the Cape, on the day after the departure of the last month's steamer, his excellency (the Governor) and the commander of the forces, with their respective suites, left Simon's Bay for the frontier in her Majesty's ship Narcissus. Their arrival in Algae Bay was welcomed with enthusiastic rejoicings. At Graham's Town)their reception was of a still warmer character. At Port Elizabeth and Graham's Town public dinners were given to his excellency, and at them the Governor explained what was his object in visiting the Eastern Province and in troducing the holding of occasional parliaments there, and what was the policy he proposed following. News bad been received from the Zambesi, by the Rapid, 11, screw-sloop, Commander C. T. Jago. She re ceived • letter at the Luabo mouth of the Zambesi, from Bishop Tozer. It was dated Murchison Falls, Dec. 21, and stated that Dr. Livingstone bed cone beck from his expedition up country, end arrived at the foot of the Murchison Falls in November, and they is tended to come dose the river as soon as the water rose sufficiently to get the Piaster down. Dr. Livingstone and the bishop and party were well in health. The minim party also Muscled to leave the country, as it appeared as unsuitable field, and would return to England by the Cape; the bishop and one of hischergymeo, however, were to go and visit the Governor of Mozambique. These were all the contents of the bishop's letter. An influential deputation, headed by his Grace the Duke of Winter, waited on the Lotd Lieutamat of Ireteed oa Friday, for the purpose of requesting hie aid in carrying into effect the measure proposed for Ireland by Mr. Torre= for improvement of the registration of titles. An address on the subject was read. and several gentlemen spoke in favour of the measure. His excellency listened with attention to the statements made by the memben of the deputation. sad promised that the subject should receive the beet attention of the government. A meeting was held in the eveniog in the Royal Dublin Society's house, to hear a lecture on the same subject from Mr. Robert R. Torrees, who advocated the eatabliehment of the system in Ireland. )1 I