The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-16 00:00:00

1 • / ~' vb diJr I! C'~'~~~ ‘.// ": r ~7 No. 5,492.] • TTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hopp • ~, weiras.—STEAM COMMUNICATION between LO. • \ WI, by the 11111412ifiCODS not of Steamers belie:Ong lode and London Shipping Company (Limited). .0101F11 crimper aurtlitu7 siessnahly CALCUTTA, Lan nine power, S. H. WRIGHT, Commander, will leave ' . Loudon) Docks the Litter end of Apri l . sod Plymouth • c norm of May, for Calcutta. at the Cape . .pe and Madnia. This magnificent ship, Mit eapreuly • . trade, has been t horoughly refitted, bee Ant-rate sc . -a or passengers, and will awry an expertenoed A],n a stewardess. The averagepas of them ' • . been 60 days to Madras, some of them making the . ; —saes on record. Paasengers by these steamer will • .e ..f embarking and disembarking at Plymouth, ' mg their railway fare and conveying them to ..tt amen. The rates of passage will be the tame - --For freight or passage apply to Grindley and Co., ~ ...ntatreek S.W. ; or to the managing agents of the C.ond and Mackeleie. 9, Mincing-lane, E.C. to Mr. If J. Waring—Any applications foe ..t. fie tuidehipmen In this service mug be toad. at the Company, 9, Mincling-lane, E.C. REGINALD PARKER, Secretary. IF ;Ind MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f" • Krt . , ifir. —For SYDNEY Direct to sail piac i' thireh. last shipping day 25th March . the • dipper ship NADI'', A I, 709 tons register. PHILIP umiandur loading In the Past India Docks. TM, . ••. r has a spacious poop, fitted with the greatest care for the comfort of penseneers.—For terms of po,ige apply to DENIM' and 11003.14 9, Minter- DEViTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • r SIIIP.—Yor PORT PHILLIP Direct ',to be the ..rdh April. last shipping day MINI Aiprit, the , 11..h.'mdt ship REGINA, Al, register CO tons, . 1.1 I HoRNE. Commander, lying in the East ladle built under special survey, has a full odo !Able accommodation for cabin pamenspera.— '. f freight or passive apply' to DEVITT and MOORE, I TT a ii.l 3IOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE j I •Cv 1:1.1 s HIP.- For ADELAIDE Direct ;to sail the 4th April, lad shipping day Ind April`, Aberdeen clipper BZA TAR, A 1, ISt tons I Li. XA N DER LOFTTIT. Commander: toadied in the This tine revel and regular trader is expressly ha. a spacious poop. with tirst-rate moons : cabin passengers, and is the beet opportunity for 1.11 she will be pusetsally despatched on -1,,r tern. of freight or passage apply to , 01.1:1:, 3, RdliterstreeL 71 F I TT i.,,,K a1:4 .M .,Ii O Ii 9R } E .or 'S H A O T3 S R T T R .t L W I .,, A . N ni L I t NE t o • :Ciro! Haaley, and will hare Immediate der I:rltish.litult dipper chip BROM:MATER, A 1 Pmt neuter. T. S. STOCKMAN, Commander: ~”.too locks. Thin fine skip, ballt under zaelal for ber faat-aai ll ug qualities sad round did very , n.. I,a, a full poop. with lint-rate accommodation ,11:1 pkuk nor. —For terms of freight or passage ; 0 VITT and MtlOltt 9. Sinner-street lIE V ITT awl NIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE •r. , K , fil7.—For LACKCVITON Direct 'shortly •tr t.. the rol.ny, and will have immediate despatch , . • ' , argue WREITRVRY, A I, 730 toss A, -MITH. Command's.: Isadon DOCkIL 71118 lilt r‘presoly for the Launceston trade, and has • • tnnt U.m for a few chief cabin peasengers.—For • t • r P•ol.ge apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER. ISA, •; • ; ••.• to DEA ITT and MOORE, Ns. 9, Miter •,:„; NEV% ZE L.IND (Free Grants).—WlLLlS, . L4NE. As!ablishe!l in • • ...I vessels. which afford such general ad % • • • • found us thous or say other Doe, will Do A 1 10 year Auckland • A 1 9 years Canterbury. A 1 7 years Auckland A 1 It years Otago .... To miL 19th March. ISlit March. GANN. and Co., 3. Crosby -equate, who have the ninth edition of their ••Band Book of New r GM F.EN. ROBINSON, =deo., land 2, Fret ladle Tonnage. Docks. To SaU. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of LINER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA fres Loudon direct. Skip. r r Matilda , 2.600 f % - c Golden Land l,BOO . Royal Albert o 2.500 I William Mgt .( Autall ... , i • .ind .. Fusilier 2,000 • , :.. .land .i i,tuj o e l i o i of . the 2.5 , 0 • E. India March 2.5 L India April 23 E. India April 10 L India 31n710 E. India June 70 Z. India Mare► 21 L India April 05 ixiehnsted Line of packets bare, by their punctuality and r. ; earned a worlitlronsrn reputation, seri their pea , r acer.mmo.intlon Is unsurpassed by any venal* afloat—For , articulars rr.ta,:truz frocht or paaaage to Anatralu apir i Lt t o , l 1 Kr; BRINE. and Co. Liverpod ; all Agent" for the 'II: Line: and T. Id MACKAI and Co.. 1, Leadanhall-stresa C.C. iloM LIVERPOOL OR VEEN/MOWN TO NEW YORE. TLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 1 PHILADELPHIA STEANISHIP COMPANY Intend dee m: hlcir their tull-powered Clyde-built boo Screw Steam-alp'. arrytng the I'nfLe.l.tzts!teemail, mom uv6Rpoit7 FOR NEW TOIL CITY OF CORK. Saturday, March 19. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, March 221. t.TN.. Wednesday, March :hi. .rod every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Ceitn passage ►y the mall steanien sailing every Wednesday. 1!.:7, and 11 guineas, according te the accommodation. Cabin (IP , ire by the baturday's ateamers, 13 guineas. Forward pawing, rC.I.rAII, Including all provisions cooked. passengers for Cr.. 4 the United States, and British Columbia, booked through EL very advantageous terms—Fnr forth., particulate apply to I u:LIAM INMAN, 22, Wateritreet, Liverpool; or to ILIYEP ►.. MACEY. 61. King Wllliantutreet, aty. PUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AM:KB:AN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by :rErsity to sail between LIVERPOOL sad REM YORK, 17. •t. LI VEIL POOL and BOSTON, Um Banos ships callls4 lii to land and weir* passengers sad walla TM fol. • or "tber rowels are aPPStated 14 sail from Llremool, no,* to renvivit it.. malt,: A FE II ; A. for BOSTON, Saturday, March 19. I•t:1;.O1A, for NEW TORR. Saturday, !larch 56. A•I X. f-r BOSTON, Saturday, April Y. Vvi.tiv money. including elewarcrs fee and provisions, but ..t aim.. or Dimon; :—To Halifax and Dostew, chief cabin, **net cabin. LIS. To Haw York, clue cabins. , :.1 cah:n. ink Freight to Rabbi; Holton, mad New York 1f.3 ;,; 'I. and 5 per cent peimage.—Apply to J. B. Poor& St Old i.suret. London ; J M. Cants, Havre, and It Place de La Yam . O. sad J. Burns, Bucbananetrast, Glasgow : D. beWirer, Queenstown; sr D. and C. Winer, 9, HAW et EirerpooE cjEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. Thr KRITI.II and AIIERICAN ATEA* NAVIGATION ' V I-touted' will despatch ewe of the aselennentloned . • i t.ot strainers t• tee each month for New York. Tons. Horse-porer. n:.rvr.,~utrr . 1 2,500 Captain Glover. Captain Coach. Captaia Freed. Captaist Barba I . vcssets art unsurpassed by any neean . Viar 311.1 ha accomnio4atled It. passengers replete with df .rt The line will commence at au early date, the • *•• be ?Rol In a later adaoadeendent. To load is the • - It, —For freight or passage = iu. to this Company's ALP - ICED LAMING add Co., 70, ' 1) 1 1ILLII'PS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and .. I, the undermentioned drst-elass steamers : - 1 1.1,AM, the BITAVIEE, every Sunder mundud. II 111,1 1 , g , 1..1% et 10 am., ealting at Blarkendl for pas. ~• a• 11.4 m r a no, Cr 111 tl 10a, and Ile ed. end the ''" 1 111, r. eri Thursday morning early from off the Tower. E %IF N ',II trod vessels, under ltuadan Bar. the ADLER, 10% ALBS, every Thursday morning weather per • from le onelyelow o, and Doesßlackwall at .er. • at. Al. and lua 4 ;..1 BURG, the LONDON, about Merch let, from e yank. 433 a., CI 2a., vud 41. To be followed •••TAI • • • fr....tit r.o.rfre, ke. apply at CliaplAt's iTolveysal Mte. I • t t • •'•• l% or to PHILLIPPII. GAAV274, • • 11. 1....1 blur. LC. clti, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE .N*4 SAIL-- TKACTED and CURIO la one rat:num without ••r nee InSiff Pain . b ttr. IiRKLAL4 83, sAreuNtrest. . ' ' '*" tt•leif••l by Mn. Rendall If preferred. Terns. it. M. • • Mr Itendsll kw testimonials from Use Royal Family, ° •• t r seen, with tbonsands of other. tram ail of ' • ' ; n.. similar to th e following —Pram the RI t Rev. • I RIO .11 London Me. Rental! bas effort y rand • ^•rns ea my feet without plelm any pain: —•• air Robert ; tr.d. r s 5, iaases's•place. kas had two large toenails and r • • •vr - -aosc •••.ns ; m. from hls feot by Kr. Rumlail. and Ma strnall/ i rereree. Id, Iwyent4lreet Quadnlnt. 11IN NEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ••• •• b"-en, during twenty-Ove year% emphaticanY saw lb.• medical profession, and universally accepted by . gic tree mined) for acidity of the stomach, heart . he. gout. and indigestion and as a mild aperient "negations, more especially foe ladles and dill. . 1 P,tnerd, In a state of perfect porgy and of uniform . !JINN F.FoRD and 1.0. 172 , New 8. 2 d -2477724, 1 " - Id toy all respicsabbs cis:mists throngliouSilas world. IAMBERTS ASTEIbiATIC BALSAM, an 4 .1.• Ludt remedy. without measlier the bowels or effect. truly efacacioua sod please; is admitted to • • Nedicine for Immediately relieviag coughs, colds. ' • . - 3.1 . 4 of asthma, sad isciOest calsomptioh. It frit revenue wham the teenier promisees incurable. 'y 2 , lsys the tickling which provokes freshest sot Meg ceanimptim Its elects are truly bemhelet. iv.,l of deep. W.W.11 Wag dews tee tear et grime. prod os relief is a few minutes atter Midair nil i and sold by W. LAIIPORT, chemist. nag WO • (lanes-creek Lowden, and b 7 all frle. Is • . and three yymistitles Is one, la 9d. Be pertimisr f' , r Lambert's A Beira Them= sad addrom 'nee•se ea the stamp !,5011 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1864. SAINT MARK'S HOSPITAL for FISTULA and other DlSLA•ttin of the RECTUM. Founded 1835. TREASUIMR-43E0ROE GUS SANDEIIAN, V. P. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conformity with the Resolution passed at the Annual Meeting of the Ooveroom of this Hospital, held on the 11th February last, so EXTRAORDI NARY SIEETIN3 of the tlovemors will be held at the institu tion, City-road. London, on THURSDAY, the April next, at 11 ►m. precisely, for the purpose of Electing Two Asalstant- Surgeons. The Ballot will commence at 11 o'clock. and close at 3 p.m. Candidates are required to send their Testimonials, under cover, to the undersigned, on or before Thursday, the 54th instant —By order of the Treasurer. JAMES FULLER W RISKIN, Secretary. City-road, London, EC., March 10, Hai. MR. FtCHTER, in consequence of the accident he met with on ftaturday night. and 14 the advice of hii Opticians, win be anal*, to APPEAR oath EASTER MIN DAY, March 25, when he will resume hie character of Ailelo in BEL DEMONIO. HULLAB CHORAL SOCIETY, Music-hall, Storentrest, Becttorctioquare.—PlAlLlC CONCERT, on THURSDAY EVINI NO, Match 17, at S o'clock. Pan 1. Sere " The "Writ of the Shell," T. H. Severn. Part 11. Coooert Stuck (PI anoftrlC Weber. Part 111. Shawls Cantata, "A 11 7 1110 of Pratte," Mendelssobn. l'ocalista—Madame Weiss, Miss Mary Martin, Miss Rama Severn, Mr. W. Evans. Mr. Reilly. Solo TAW'S., Miss Fanny HweelL Printipahriolln, Mr. Carrodus. Conductor, Mr. COSISTANTI NE. Aladoit, reserved seats:numbered;, k ; bacon), Ss. Tickets to be obtained, and places seemed, at the Music-ball, Store-street. A TLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1867. 'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTRAORDINARY CIF—NE/CAL MEETING of the Shareholders in the Atlantic Tele graph Company will be held at the London Tavern. Behopigate street, within the City of London, on THI'LLSDAY, the 31st day of March. 1884, at one o'clock p.m., at which meeting the follow ing business will he proceeded with : Ist. To receive the Report of the Directors en a contract for manufacturing and laying the cable In the summer of 1885. Ind. To authorise, under the powers of the Company's Act of Parliament, an Increase of the Company's unguaganteed capital by the issue of new capital to an amount not melding A 150.000. Ind. To authorise or otherwise, as provided by the ' Atlantic Telegraph Amendment Act, HMO," the untie from time to time of bonds or mortgages for inch amounts as to the Directors may seem expedient, not exceeding in the whole the sum of one hundred thousand pounds. 4th. To do or perform any other matter or thing that may he then and there found expedient for carrying out the foregoing arrangements. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Chairman. GEORGE SAW ARD, Se^..retary. 22, Old Broad-ewe, London, E.C., Tuesday, March 15, litet. RANK of AUSTRALASIA , locotirratel by Roy 1 Charter. 1636 1 . _ . No. 4. Threailineedleeireet. Lonlou, Feb.frO, 1964. The, Court of Directors HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the THIRTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Pro =oar ill take place at the °eke of the Corporation, No. 4. eedlewtreet, on MONDAY, the Het day of March next, at 1 o'clock precisely, for the following purposes : 1. To receive the annual report of the Directors. I To elect three Directors In the place of those going out by rotation, cIL. James Helm*, Eso.. gunnel Enstace Marren. Tan.. beeHenry proposed White. Esq. ; who, being eligible for re-election, have n 3. 'To elect a Director in the room of Alexander Wilson, Esq., The transfer beaked the eld sham will be closed Iran the 2let March until further hooka —By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. LONDON BANK of SCOTLAND (Limited). The Directors GIVE NOTICE, that they are tow reedy o take CULECENT ACCOUNTS in London, and to transact en the ordinary business of London Bankers, the repid Increase of their connection satisfying them that snob a step will prove of advantage to the Bank. With this object they are about securing suitable premise* on a larger scale in the most central quarter of the City of London, their present offices not being sufficiently large for the toasted beakless they are already conducting. Mr. G. E. Ocaramanga, of the firm of Scaramringa Brothers, has lobbed the Board.—By order of the Beard. JANES ILAUEICE, secretary. 24, Old Jewry, London, March 10. MX THE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE COMPANY of LONDON (Limited), and the LONDON FINANCIAL ASSO CIATION :Limited ‘, Invite Subscriptions for the Capital of T HE CENTRAL ARGENTINE RAILWAY COMPANY Limited , from Remark) to Cordova. Coder Special Concessioa from the Annualise Government. Incorporated under '-The Companies Act, 1E032." Concemion in Perpetuity. Government Goa:Aunts of Seven per Cent. per Annum for Forty Years. Grant of Land adpitntne the Railway. Interest at Seven per Cent. on Deposit end Calls from date of payment. Capital fixed by the Concession. 41.000,000, Of which it to now proposed to raise t 1,000,000 to 30,000 Shares of 420 each, and Leoo,ooo hereafter as may be found :mammary. Deposit al per Share as Application. and CI 10e. on allotment. No call to exceed L 2 10s. per Share, and at intervals of not leas than three months. DMICSOr.s. Henry Brackett. Zen., late Member of Council,Jaznalea, Director of the Indian Tramway Company. W. B. Buildicom, Esq., Penheddw Nall. near Mold. Thomas Duguld, Esq., merchant, Liverpool and Buenos Ayres. John Megan, Req., Director of Ark* and Tacna hallway Com pany, Pent. Laurence Hepworth, Esq., Jim. Yew Tree, near Liverpool. Edward Jobnaton, Faq., Darector of the London and Brazilian Bank. Adam S. Kennard, Eno. Director of the Consolidated Bank. Edward W. Nis, Fiq. ' Messrs. Jackson and Co. , Austinfriara. Sir Joseph Paxton, M.P., Director of the Midland Railway Company. William Walptaff, FAQ., Rhos, near Corwen, North Wale.. Samuel Waterhouse, Fgq., ILP., Director of the Great Northern Railway Company. P. itb power to add to their number.) Affirm The General Credit and Finance Company of London, 7, Loth ban. KC. The London Financial Association, Thresdneedlemtreet, EC. BA:meats—The Consolidated Bank, Fenchurch-street, EC. Flmigetit—Edward Woods, Lm., C. 4ilicrioß3 —Mears. Amory, Travers, and imith Arlifeadt.—R. P. Harding. Fog Messrs. Harding. Pullets, end C 0 . ,, 3, Banicbuildings. Sicarrote.—Mr. George Wooicott, Temporary Offiamia.—No. el, Greases:ll4moms, Old Broadatreet, E.C. Prospectuses. with map sh nine the line of the projected railway, may be obtained at the office of the General Credit and Finance Clampany, or at the oft* of the London Financial Association, and at the temporary offices of the Company. where a notarial translation of the Conceasion, and prints of the memo randum and articles of sasociatioa, lie for inspection. Applications for shares to be made in the mine zed form, which must be left at the Banken n ith • deposit of 41 per share on the number of shares applied for. If no allotment he made, the deposit will he returned with out deduction. Should a Mai number of Shares be allotted than that applied for, the deposit will be made available toe axis the payment on the allotment, and the balance, U any, returned to the applicant. Prospectuaes and Forma of Application may also be obtained from the Brokers of the two Financial Commies. rolo.ll OP APPLICATTON POE FFIARV. To the Direetoo of the Central Argentine Railway Company Vanitedl. Centlemen.—flaviug paid to the toosolidated Bank the 1 , 1101 of C , I hereby request that you will allot to me shares of C2O each in the Central Argentine Railway Company 'Limited , and I hrrehy agree to accept such shares, or any smaller num ber that may be allotted to me. and to pay the remainder of the deposit of £2 10s. on each of the &hares allotted, to become • member of the Company, and to sign the Articles of Association, when required.; and I request you to insert my name to the Re &ter of Members In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Usual signature Name folly and plainly written Description Address fully and plainly written Date This Form of Application to be left at the Bankers of the Company. THE FRONTINO and BOLIVIA (SOUTH AMERICAN GOLD MINING COMPANY !Limited. lucorporsted under the Companies Aet, IbS, by which the lie. bilky of the altureholders Is limited to the amount of their shares. 0100,000, in bO.OOO shares of 12 each, of which two thirds have been already applied for. Deposit ss. on applicatton and 6e. on allotment A further call of 6a etc months after allotment Isubseunent calls if necessary, not to exceed ss. per share. and not to be made at Intervals of leas than three months. Yroin careful cal. culation. it is eithsated that not more than 2UL per there will be mewed. Dta l .'7 ° Ml Cithituth—P. O. VA NDift hiClaq., 3, Upper Hyde-park. franks*, Director of the Cape Copper Company. George Eradiates, Imi.. hooker, Yorringtoo, Devon, Director of the London aged Frovlnclal Marine insurance Company . C. H Mamie. leq., It. St. Deorge*s-tquare. Belgravia, Director of the Valted Kingdom Telegraph Company. Ambrose Hume, Esq , London and Epsom. Michael Rltalngton, Eaq., Hmlacott. orth Devon. I. O. Russell. Hp., The Willows, inglebsiddegees, Director of the Terriccio hinting Company. BANL.SIL , —The Loudon and County Bank.Loothamtstreet, London, and iisvirToia souenvk — 6;iii r TiotTiaiiiiji - oT, t& L.eole ' rinnfieWa. London. Rkocrks.—lfeskre. Walker and Lumsden, 46, AuaYnhi►n, . _ Loudon. ACPT , ll.—Willlass Mosta, /.. - 1:, - 17 . ines Armryard. lloorgatc- .. .. street, London. PTPIEHITLYDIRT AT THE MINES —ex p.llll William Geyen. Atell , 7l AT lIILDELLIN Messrs. Marta no Restrepo URI Mut. MICERTART—Mr. M. U. Pawning. . . . . . .. °dices-192, Oreattans-Roue, Broodatreet, Londoe. LC. A MRI D 96 D PSOSP par& Thl Company la formrd for thePUrii;O:Ji and working of the celcbraled hemline, and Bolivia Geld Mines and Worts, le New Granada, South America. • ••• The Directors feel great pleasure hi calling attention to the reports forulsh.d l.i Captain WUWm Goyen. It is well known that the st. John dvi Hey !home Company is especially indebted to this gentleman for its sutheee , se the Dfrectors of that Com pany have so repeatedly and substantially acknowledged. He was In their week,: for sisteen mean as mining engineer, and by his pro. heal kotow ledge, and the Introduction of machinery of hls own inventsom brought t hose mines to their present posi tion as the moat productive and best paying gold mines In the world. Captain Goyeis is now engaged to proceed to NO. Granada to saperinter.A the operations of the Frootino and Bolivia mines, and is taking with him machinery of a like character. het on se improved principle to that which he Introduced and which is now working at the et John del Rcy Company's mines, and so 'alleged are ti. Directors of the Illeeefr of this anderLikingthad they and their friends have already agreed to take a Line aunitier of shares • The reports of Captain Coven and other fellable arthorities, made from personal otwervatiou, designate these mines as dual, not superior, to any In the known world. No charges whatever will be made for preliminary expenses op to the time of allotment. Applications for shares may be made to the London and County Bank, Lonshard.street, or any of Its branches ; or to the Broken or Secretary of the Company. Allotments will be made according ta prim Thy of application, and In case of non•tllotment the deposit will he returned without deduction. Plans and sections of the property, with mwelmene of rich gold ore from the mines, and a model of Captain tloyisa's assiehiorry, may he ems at the offices of the Company, where prospectuses, reports, and every Intormatloa may be obtained. CRINOLINES.—GEMM A. gINOLINES.-GEMMA, or Jewelled. 9a. 6d. PIIILPOTIN, 37. PICCADILLY. INOLlNES.—Sanstlectums. 16a. and 21s. PH17.1.0171, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Oodina or Waved. 18s. 6d. PIIILPOTTR, 37, PILVADILLY. CRlNOLlNES.—Sansflectunis Jewelled. 42a. PHILPOTTI, 37, PICCADILLY. C RlNOLlNES.—Megoificentiv Pulled. 45a. P111LP017.4, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLLNE.B.—Drawinga with Prices post free. PHILPOTTS. /17. PICCADILLY. INDIAN. CALIFORNIAN, and GRECIAN AMA. MR . . t J I;6 C O . ST EV teat .E . N . S g. SELL street. Covent AUCTION, tg,den Tu mosanw rflittraday', March IT, at I precisely, 300 Lots of choke CONIFEI SEEDS, In One condition. Part just arrived mzehrlado nd stew the momlng of ask, and cats- FRONTINO and BOLIVIA SOUTH AMERICAN GOLD WINING COMPANY ,Llealtaai, NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI CATION' for MIAMI% h thin Company mill be RECEIVED APTLY WEUNIADAY, the Wen Instant —lty °Mato/ the Board. W. 0 POWNING, Secretary. 192, Oreeltua home, Old Broad stmt. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS. ad. and ed. each. sold by an 'handler. asd croon tbisulthcilt the kingdom bat the public *boat/ ask for Yield's, sad see that the sane of .1. C. and J. YIELD la on awl packet bon. and tablet Wholesale sad lee ezpartaties at the Meeks, urea& KAMA LAM arra. LOMAT , . S.. slime also my be obtained tick Pews Medal Paraline Candled WANTED, at the MIDDLESEX LUNATIC ASYLUM, at ilanweU, • SUPSLINTLNDENT of the LAUNDiaI. Slit: must be under 40 years of age, good character and constitution. and able to write a legible hand. The salary is £3O a year, with board. lodging, and washing. several LlM dr)mahLs are also required, at wages of £l5 • year, with • pre gresawe Increase of al a year for five years, they must be single women or widows, between d 5 and 35 years of age, active, healthy, and intelligent. Candidates must produce sattdaetary testimonials, and apply personally at the nessioishouse, Clerken well green, on TUESDAY, the of March Instant, between the hours of 12 and S o'clock, when the Matron will attend and give information as to the duties required. THE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY (Limited , . FOR ADVANCES on MERCRANDISIt sad SECURITIES. Incorporated under the Companies Act. 1862. Capital x. 2,6 6,000, la 40,000 shares of .C3O each. First Issue. 80,000 shares. Deposit, LI per share on application, and 44 per share on allotment. Future calls will not exceed xi per share, IA Intervals of three months. Joseph Bravo, RR., a J. Bravoa — nd Co., Loudon. Archibald Bruce. thq., of the late firm of Bruce and Co., AB church-lane, London. W. J. IL Cotton, Esq of Culverwell. Brooke, and Cotton, London . A. D. De Pass, Lvq. . of De Pass and Boas, London. Abel He)w ood. Laq., eilLayor of Manchester, Director of the Alliance Bank, Manchester. George Harvey Jay, Esq.. Tokenhouselard, late o the firm of (plater, Hall, and Jay, London. Thomas lolly, Fey.. of Thomas Jolly and Co.. Manchester. William McAndrew, liq.. of Wm. McAndrew and Sons. London. H. E. Marriott, Eaq , of Henry Marriott and Co., Manchester. William M. Neill, Lay., of Neal Brothers aad Ca, Loudon and Manchester. George Palmer Robinson, Esq., Director of the .Ullanoe Bank, London. Alhort Ricardo, Eoi., of A. and W. Ricardo. !Andrs. William Rawitron, Esq., of Ralph Rawstron. Manchester. BAN irns. London. Liverpool. anti Nlanchester—The Alliance Bank. fa~LICITJk3. London—Mesita. Fyson, Tatham, Curling. and Walls. Frede rick's-Mace. Old Jewry. Mews. Flux and Arnie!, Mincing.,lane. Liverpool—Mews. Fletcher. Hull. and atone. Manchester—ltetars. Sale, Worthington, Minoan. and Seddon. _BROKEL9 - . bapton—Mwars, J. and J. lloorgatostreet. Li% erpool—lle.ars. Gaaquotne and Lhamberlam. Ilauter—Nlemr.. Shore and Kirk. Temporary Othcas-2.1, Throsmortooatreet. London. PROSPECTUd. While exchange batiks and creiht institutions have been este. 'dished to COUL.ect this country financially with almost every foreign market, and to give facilities for conveiog to our shores every description of merchandise. It is remarkable that as soon as the operation of importing is performed the monetary facilities arc withdrawn. The hills drawn upon our merchants mature, and mod either be met by the merchant's capital unaided, or by sales. Thus, when temporarily there is au excess of any corn m.fdity Imported, its price is untidy depressed, and serious Imes are incurred. Ordinary hankers and discount house, dislike making advance, upon merchandise. having no oganisation for examining the gods and correctly estimating their value. What they want are good bits, drawn on those who, knowing the value, have accepted for a Lair advance. Division of labour is here as elsewhere found to be most convenient and profitable. To meet this want. which every merchant must acknowled ge, the Warrant Brink rig Company Is formed. The business of the Company will mainly coratst in making advances upon deposit of the stare art'cler of produc., represented by dock warrants or other means of absolute assignment. duly inspected and valued on behalf of the l,ompany, and with a proper margin to allow for depreciation. . . These advinces will be made in acceptances by the Company of the drafts of its customers. and as every bill will represent merehmidne readily convertible, and he at the same time se cured by the whoa capital of a powerful Company, the exact position of which will be patent to all, there can be no doubt that the whole diacount market will he available when it is de- I sired by the holder to turn the bill into cub. It will he readily apparent that the existence of such an Insti tution, white at will be of great service to merehants. and in crease the stsbilit) of the entire obis, will hr an equal conveni ence to hankers and discount firma, furnishing them with a class of bill. rarely obtainable. In order to render the doe pay meat of the Company's acceptances certain, the Directors under take that the entire paidoisa capital of the Company will lie in. vested and, so far as practicable, remain invested in British and East Indian Osserdenneet secairttlesk and upon deposit at call, and It Is proposed that the capital thus pant up and Invested within the drat year shalt reach the sum of at least 4200,000. The held erhnit exists for such an undertaking will be at once apparent from a glance at the Board of Trade retains of foreign imports for the past year, which amounted ; net to speak of home produce' to over etoo,oso.ooo. If we estimate the average stook of foreign go.•ilT held in warehouse as ...pest to three month. consumption, it would represent an amount if Xwlouo,noo. Advances may also le made when deemed advisable upon stocks and shares in permanent undertakings readily con vertible. Iraiionable proportion win always be maintained between the extent of buatrnas undertaken and the called up espltaL Should it be necessary. the latter will be increased to one million sterling, to be invested, as already indicated, simply so a guaran tee fund. -- Branches will, in due time, be eatablabed ►t Liverpool, Man chester. Glasgow, Ac., &c. The Directors will not receive any remuneration until the shareholders have been paid f.. 5 per cent by way of dividend on their paid-up capital. After payment of 5 per cent., the Directors will everive one-fifth of the net profile. No promotion money will he paid for originatine This wader tainric. The preltrutuery expenses 11111 be waned to the Inoue eery disburwmentc .. . . . Prospectuses. and forms of application for sharer. mly he oh tallied of the broker*, bankers, solicitors, and at the temporary nrhees the f•mtpany. but no application for shares will be coo lere4 unless a .1. posit of el per share has bee. previously pant to the bankers of the Company. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit sill he retneued without deduction. and should the number sin itte.l he Isis than the number applied for. the payment la n eeds will be applied towards the ba lanc e of the deposit. FORM Ot APPLIrATIoN FOR SWAIM N 0.... To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of The Warrant Banking Company 'Limited.) Gentleinen,—Having paid to your Bankers the sum of C , being a 4;posit of 41 per Share on Shares in the shove Company, I hen:hy request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to become n member of the Company in respect of such Shares, fir in respect of any less number yon may allot me : and to pay on allotment the further deposit of et per Share thereon, and I request that my name may be placed on the Register of Meniben for the Shares so allotted. Name In full Residence Profession or business Date T HE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY Lf mired'. NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLl u4Tiiiss for SHARES in this Cowper* will be received after ‘IONDAY next, the '214 instaet.—By nrder. Temporary Nike..n. Throcrtmrtonwtreet, London, March IS, ISM. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.— .a. STRAND 111U.IC HALL COMPANY 'Llinited`.—DlN DS of L5O each are now ready for WOE, constituting a first charge upon the propose, of the tbapany. repayable in three years, sod bearing interest st £lO per cent, per annum, payable half.yearly. Apply sr. the offices of the Company. 345, Strand, WA'. or to hfr. a. T. Taylor. stock and sitars broker. 11, Tokelau:nue-you'd, BC.—By older of the Hoard, iriti:DNAICK LAWRANCH, P.erNary. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jerturustreet St lamest, through eat the Mater Samoa. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Investion„ so admirably oontrived that • full butt, as wen U smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its anion is so Impalpable that the sediment of tke most limpid Raid by no possibility sae be disturbed. Frio. 95., 11n, 14e., to snit 44, 11, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No snore flat beer or sour wine. Price k. 6d.: ditto, electroplated, 90.-4pply direct to JAMES ARLOW, patentee, 14, King Williessiatrect, Manatee-house. See that his nanse and address air on every article , all ethereal. Spurious hnitatlona Eingarings gratis. Established 140. THE GREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, liandkeri Meta, Silk Haste n% Dressing Gowns, Cloaks, &c., at half price, will he continued lutist the ensuing week, at A BLACK BORNE'S Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, 33, South Audleyetreet, Grosvenor-square. Lon !on. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying ch eek pl awl Skis. The radium bloom it imparts to the end the softness and delicacy which It Induces of the heads and acme, Its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redoes', tan, pimples, spate, freckles, &goatees liana, sad other cutaneous vWtations, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates an the effects of climate on the skin. whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense voter boil Price 44. id and Is. id. per bottic—fiold st SA Hatton.gardea . and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' X alyder." and beware of sperneas end pernicious 'Mar under the Nemo at " Islyder.• 1 OYAL ALII Aid BRA. —T he ROYAL CIRQUE of tM NETHERLANDek—FIRn APPEARANCE TIM, EVENING.—Pint Morning Performance on gatnrday. the 14h, at 2 o'clock. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The ROYAL CIRQUE of the NETHERLANIM.—Thie the First Company in the World, will appear for a limited period. commeuciug THIS EVENING.—Iioaa FRANCWiI LuirelLiT, Director. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The Greatest Female Miff of the Ago—The Wondrous Ile. LOUISE LOISAILT. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The New and Elegant BALLET DivsamsF.34a.xr EVERY EVENING. THE OXFORD.—The present interpretation of FAUST constitates an epoch In the history of this hall. already bored for the brilliancy of its operatic selections. Largeted vocal and Instrumental reeonrevs bane hewn adde b i ds the present selection fromthis universally M o r e ley: opens worthy el the parent work . Facet, 11r. Morley ; Mephiatophllsa 11r. Gesso ; Marguerite. Slim sown. Director. Mr. F. Jonglunana DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Aldersgate-street. Mr. FLOYD'S select QUADIULLk: PARTLY... WEDNES DAYS and SATURDAYS. Admisaion, ed. Elementary Lnstrnc• Don by Mr. T. Yo'mg Thursdays and Fridays. Advanced clams Mondays. The quarter for instruction commences April I.— N.D. A Long Quaddlie Party Faster Weduaday. ficlets. Is. WHERE SHALL I DINE t-At NOAKES'S NEW OPZEA ROTEL, Bowstreet, Covent garden. opposite the Grand Entrance of the Royal English Opera, where I can get a Dinner. in an elegant and comfortable cotter-room, foe la ad., equal to the Albion and Divan, being 6.1. len than their charge. Private rooms for large sad small partly* Public and Private Billiardeconta ♦ good 'moth:lig-room. beds from I.s. ad. A porter ip all night. E P P 8' 8 0 0 0 0 A, Distinguished aa a FRAORAIIT, OBATEVUL, AND INVIGORATING' lIBEALFAST BEVERAGE. Originated spedally for the use of those under bousampatide treatment, It Lit hrough its agreeableness become generallg acceillecL PERSONS FURNISHING A. will rind CUTTING'S Ironmongery Establishment. !71, OXFORD-STREIT. a convenient Home. A large stock of well. manufactured goods always on sal*. Electro• Plate Table Cutler, Tarnow Baths : also Brushes, Turnery. and Cooperage goods. Every article for the house and kitchen. Carriage paid tor orders above RIMMiIS PERFUME FOUNTAIN, a pleating adjunct to the drawing room, ball room, din ner table, &c. Price from Cl 10s. Lent on hire for bazaars and parties. likesssra Rose Water Crackers, a new and amus ing device for evening parties. its per dozen.—E. RIMMEL, perfumer by appointment to ILEA. the Princess of V. elm, 9e, Strand, and el, Candid', London. IMPORTATION of RARE ORCHIDS. MR. J. C. STEV 1331LICTI ON, at hls Great Rooms, SI, King street, Cos ent garden, TO MORROW •Thursday', March 17, at half-post 17 precisely, a splendid collect= of PRA LIENOPSIS, Mrldes, fiaccolablutas, bendrolioms, &c., just arrived In the finest pomade condition.— On view the wordage: sale, sad catalogues bad. Now ready, TilE USEFUL WEATHER GUIDE for FARMERS. GARDENERS, SAILoRS,Ac. tine dozen copies sent free by wet on receipt of two penny stamps, addressed to T. Roberta and Co., 8, Crastenourt, Fleet street, Loudon. _ TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (armies Trutosam4.) JUTLAND. KOLDING, MAitca 14. It is asserted that a tax of one thaler per ton of hard cora will be imposed by the allies upon the landed proprietors in Jutland. POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS AT VERONA. TURIN, MARCH 15. News received here from the Venetian frontier announces that a great popular demonstration was made at Verona yesterday in honour of the birth day anniversary of the King of Italy. Bonfires were lighted and fireworks displayed. Political in scriptions were exhibited iu the public squares and most frequented streets of the city. RUMOURED MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN ITALY. PARIS, MARCH 15. The Nation of this evening says :—"Letters from Turin speak of an approaching change in the ministry. The new cabinet would comprise Baron Ricasoli, Signor Rattani, and General La Mar mom. General Cialdini would have the command in chief of the Italian troops. This ministerial combination would be connected with important financial and political interests." FRESH CONFLICTS IN ROME. MARSEILLES, Ideate 11 intelligence received here from Rome announces that fresh conflicts between the French and the Papal soldiery had taken place, but were at once repressed. Detachments of soldiers patrol the streets to preserve order. The Pope's health is im proving. His physicians have ordered him to remain perfectly quiet and to avoid fatigue. THE NEW "HOLY ALLIANCE." ST. PETERSBURG, )(Awe US. The Journal de St. Petersburg of to-day refutes the rumour of a revival of the "Holy Alliance" having either the character of a league of sovereigns to destroy the liberties of peoples, or of a coalition of Europe against one great power. "The only Holy Alliance possible," adds the journal, "is that of peace, progress, and general prosperity. Russia has need of rest to carry out reforms. Never theless she would not be the last to join a holy al liance, the objects of which would neither threaten the interests of, nor exclude any power, always excepting those wishing to intrigue, and who are in reality enemies both to the liberties and pros perity of nations." FIGHTIMI AT CLOSZ QUARTERS.—WhiIe the evangelicals and tractarians are philandering at Oxford,they are pummelling one another with all their might at Ripon. A zealous arebdesoos rod Puseyite namedHodgeon preached his first sermon in Ripon Cathedral on the Sint Sunday in this year, Bishop Bicketsteth and Dean Goode, both notable defenders of low church riven, being moos( his bermes. He discharged his conscience under these trying eironmetancea by a violent denunciation of the whole emingidical party, sod the following matinee was particularly soticed and taken down :—" These who hold . . . . that the Lord's words, ' This is my body," This is 'my blood,' are to be understood just in the same way ae His expressions, 'I am the Vise,' lam the Door or that those other words, "Whosoever sateth my dish mad drinketh my blood d welleth is He and 1 is him,' bed se prospective reference to the eamumest of the Lord's Supper . . . —inch wee can tied so place or allowance for their views is the areal of the Basilisk Church.* " This," says Dean Goode, " was precticay timisiammt to • publie au oosissusiestios of me is the his of the oosimgatieso, sad was delivered with all possible emphasis.* The Dean has published a pamphlet is which he eartalsly does sot ware the Antidsoos.—Palrset. [Stamped, id. Additioealj I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.—TUEnDAY. THR SCURRY STAIRS (Handicap) of 3 riervs, each, with 25 added, fee all ages; Mine extra, Red-house in, five furlongs 152 yank (7 sebs.) M. Boob mans Confederate, by ILarske—Odorsm, 3 yn, Tat Mb Morris. 1 Mr. T. /Macron's Cronatadt, aged. Ost ,Chslloueri 2 Mr. Singletona Mrs. Uniper, 2 yrs, am 71b '!U. sayers) 1 The following also ran (—Unfashionable Beauty, East Langton, The Sapper, and Opting Gun. Tat Bierrixo-aocat STAKIN of S son. each, with 50 added, for 2 and 3 yr-okls ; penalties and allowances. Red house in, five furloop 132 yards. 115 subs./ Duke of St. AlbaneßrindLl, by Rataplan—Slisletoe, 3 yrs, set Sib 'F. Adams 1 Mr. sausuels Blackbird, 2 yrs, dot Sib Elphick Mr. T. Stevens's Faith, 3 yrs, Ost 411, The following also ran : —Burnfoot, The Leader, wars hoop, Siva, Friday, and Fp Bouquet. THE JUT/151LE BILLING STAUB of 5 move, each, with 40 1 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 9st ; fillies and geldings, Set 10Ib. Half a mile. (5 subs.) Mr. 0. Hadgnian's Vesta, by Vedette(9ol.', 7st llh 'Moms 1 Mr. Saxon's Boisola AC), 74 Sib uhsrp. Mr. J. Osborne's c by The Cure—Vatty ,301. Tat 711, Whiteley , 3 , The following also ran:—Mrs. Utiliser and Sante Ruiruesu. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Vesta., 2 to 1 apt Romola, and 3 to 1 apt Sante Reiman. THE ORMITYLIIIILD HANDICAP of 100 son., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each. Winn extra. One mile, (21i subs.) Mr. G. W Monies Siva, by Lambton—Christabelln. 3 yrs, Oat 91b ;including 7lb ertra Mr. John Dasnion's Village Belle, yrs, 64121 b Maroon) Mr. T. Hligisufs Bosh, 6 yrs, 7 Mont , 'Piior) 3 The following also ran :—The Tourist, Genjamin, Mira Armarong, Wisdom, and Adman. Tax lamixxPlas' Svaens of 3 nova. each, with 40 a for 3-yre-drds add upwards. Realties and alb:masses. rt' Anion s b I by issamington—Latie Hannah, 3 yrs 1620), 647 Th Mr. T. Bancroft's Croaatadt, 6 yrs ;s Si, Tat lalb ,Cilalloner, ' Mr. Oreaves Darman.% 3 yrs lE3O', 54t 10Ih . : Carroll! 3 Betting : 7 to 4on the Little Hannah filly, who came away from the distance and won by half a length ; bad third. The wiener was boeght is for 36 guineas. THE GRLAT NORTH or E.NoLAND STEEILECRASE of 10 soya. each ; 5 ft, and only 3if declared, with 100 added • wingers extra. About 34 miles. (47 subs, 11 of whom de:. eland.) Mr. J. Wallace's Uncoils, by Belshazzar—Jordan, aged, 31st NU, Captain Williams. Fly Fisher, 6 yrs, !Oat 51b. .... Gray 2 Mr. liankes's Woodford, 6 yrs, 104 .... ...G. Waddington 3 The following also ran Emblematic, Chester and o'Conneli Jae Maley, who injured himself in the train coming to Ineeester, was scratched at nine o'clock on the morning of the rate. Betting :7 to 4on Emblematic, 100 to 30 apt Lincoln, and 10 to 1 apt any other. THE DON briT.PLIcliAsE of 3 sovs, each, with 30 added, for hunters; winners extra; gentlemen riders; professionals, Glb extra; about two miles and a half. 19 sobs.) Mr. 0. Nelson's Ballisashre 1h IT, 6 yrs, 12st 511... Ihruer 1 Mr. Booth's Lucy (15 0,, 6 Mrs, 124 Mb Mr. Gunnell' Mr. Ternion's Meld of the Your ,h b 6 yrs, I lot Sib Palmer , S The folios/rig also roe :—Pigeon, Buhngbn •keg, and 111:s Joyce, Betting: 5 to 2 apt Bolingbroke gelding, 4to 1 apt Ballinailoe, and 100 to 8 apt Pigeon. LATEST BETTIBO ON THE COURSE. CHESTER CUP. 100 to 11 on the field !cor , IBS to 6 a,7st Anfleld 11 13 to 1 apt Change d 125 to 1 Little stag; NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STA K Ls. S to 1 on the thdd 'offered:. TWO TtioUSAN D. to 1 on the field (off; I 7 to 1 apt Cambuscan ,t DERBY. to 1 apt Scottish Chief :offered). RUGBY HUNT AND GRAND MILITARY STEEPLECHASES.—Tr ESPAY. A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each, 11 ft, with 75 added from the fund ; list each ; winners extra ; the winner to be sold, Arc.; gentlemen (riders. Over 3 miles of fair hunting couatey. 114 subs.) Captain Cartwright's Charity Boy, by Greatheart, gist °weer) I Mr. burrs The Deacos, 14t Captain smith, 2 Captain Riddell ns First Hopes, I Ist .... . Owner, 3 Whirlwind, Brine, and Gayunet also bin. Betting : sto 2 apt Brine, 3 to 1 agst The 'name, 4 to 1 apt Charity Boy, and sto 1 apt First Hopes. The win ner was not sold. THE GRAND NATIONAL 11VNTERs STEETLECIfasE of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft, with 100 added ; 4-yr-olds, llst ; five, ltlst 21b ; six and aged, 12st 10Ib ; to be ridden by gentlemen or fanners ; mums having ridden a winner of a handicap steeplechase, Sib extra ; the second to save his stake. About 4 miles. (15 subs.) Mr. J. Rick's Ladbrooke Lass, by Cannobie, 6 yrs, Mt 1016 imrner , 1 Mr. H. Formby's Miss Laurie h,b•, 5 yrs, 124 211. Mr. Crawshau Mr. R. fitudd's Cookabore, aged. 11st 101 b ....'Mr. Cann&t or 3 ge, The following also ran: Florida, Bloodhound. St. Blueskin, Jerry, Whitewash, Wuokhouse Guy, and Vauderlene. Betting : 1 to 1 apt Ladbrook Lass, 4 to 1 apt 4'ooks bora', and 5 to 1 each apt Miss Laurie, Whitewash, and Blueskia. THE WELTER STARES of 10 sOra. each, h ft, with added, for hones the property of officers on full and half , pay of the army and navy ; 13st 71b each ; winners extra ; gentlemen riders. Over 3 miles of fair hunting country. (9 subs, 3 pay forfeit.) Mr. F e atheug u nha s O's Windsor, by Biankney, aged, 1 1 13st 7lb A FARIMUIrs' PLATE of 80 soya. ; certain Smears to be excluded ; 4-yr-okla, list 101 b ; five, 12st 7lb • six and aged, 134. About 3 =lea, over the Btteplechas e Coarse. (11 subs.) Mr. Z. Burdett's Ivanhoe, by Combat. aged, 134 Owner) 1 Mr. J. H. Nomads Drsrkle, aged. 13st .... Mr. Congrere) Mr. Burton's Guise Away, aged, 13st • Mr. Coleman) 3 The foilowing also ran hitefaced Jack, Pr, centor, Caml sade Cotton End, Jeremy Diddler, and Maid of the NMI. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Ivanhoe, 3 to 1 apt Darkie, and 7 to 1 asst Gone Away. THR CHALLINGI Cup, the gift of Sir Humphrey de Traf ford, Bart. • list 71b emit Over the Grand Military Steeple chase Count (9 rubs, 5 pay forfeit) Captain Park Yates. Rifleman, by Redwing, aged, 13471 b (Captain Riddell, w.o. A Sr Cain STEEPLECHASE of 2 bor., each, with 20 added ; the sewed to save his stake, providing five start ; 12steach ; certain' penalties and allowances. About two miles and a hell. (14 subs.) Mr. Maan's Harkaway (pert, unknown', aged, 124 7lb m ire. 71b extra) Mr. F. Loton 1 Mr. Clutdsfiflrs Redwing, 13st Me. ltib ca .. Idiom) 2 Mr. F. klander's Mary Ann, aged, 114 Mr. G. Snub}, 3 The following also ran (—lila Emma, Fanny, Sutton. Duchess, Sir Henry, Gipeey Maid, Ctursgbmore, Reaper. and Sybil. Betting : Res apt Harkaway, 3 to 1 apt Redwing, sad 5 to 1 opt say other. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. Compared with tho dashing work in both the university boats at Putney yesterday the previous perform ance.: the crews might be considered iosignificant ; both evidently were on their mettle, and their exertions gabled for them the unqualified approbation of their fri, and auger well for • line raw on Saturday. Still there are some trifling defects which are this will probably disappear. The Cambridge crew wept out shortly before 11 o'clock from fivroond's yard with WI oars supplied from his stores, and not yet painted, their own sets which they brought from Cambridge being disapproved of. They rowed up vaunt the tide to the Ship at Mortlake. where they made • fioe start, and rowed the muse down on the ebb. The whole distance was rowed at a dashing pace, commencing at 36 and reaching 37 or 38 strokes per minute when they were well into their work, and they were well together in the pull, although close critics were of opinion that some of the crew still throw themselves a little too much back at the end of the stroke. by which they lose time, to my nothing of expending strength without a commensurate effect. Their pace was certainly very fast, the distance being so oompltehed in little more than :20, minute.. The Oxonians went oat from the London Rowing Club boat-house at about 12, and rowed a little above the Ship before th ey turned to go off, and were thee nearly on • level with Barker's rails. They were off at a fine pace, and getting into the adebrated Oxford swing, almost immediately came down at • fine pace, rowing at the rate of from 38 to 39 or 39i strokes per minute. Their pace was rather accelerated towards the lioish, and the time occupied was about 20i minutes, and some five or six seconds lees than the Oaatabs with a little more distance, but a trifle more tide. Betting wee 5 to f on Oxford,but oeitheifreely laid oar taken. The Stork steamer has been *waged by Henry Kelly, the ex-champion of the Theme*, to merely spectators from Woolwich to areompsay the race. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ON E SHILLING DAY. TUESDAY, MARCH 15.—Aannesions on payment, C.X. ; dale by mamas tickets, 552 ; total, 1,247. flomoaopatblc Practitionero, and the Medical Profevion generally, recommend corns as being the most health ful of all beverages When the doctrine of homeopathy was first introduced into this country, there were to be obtained no pre parations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach : the ant was either supplied In the crude Mare or I so uasklitally manufactured so to obtain little notice. J. App.. of Londe*. k monspatide chemist., was Induced, in the year DMA , to tan hie atteatioa to this subject, and at length succeeded. with the metatarsal, of elaborate machinery. In befog the first to produce en article Imre is its communion, and so refined by the perfect trituration It receives In the process it puss through, m to he meet aseeptabte to the Minato stomach. lot Mara ur Epps's mem is Matlmulehed ae an levigoratiag, grateful break fast beverage, pessembeg a most delicious aroma. Dr. is his wort "Adulterations of 1. ed." says :—" Cocoa contain@ a great variety of important untrinve principles : every higredlent aseanary to the growth and slut. name of the body.' Again : " Asa antritive mem stands very much higher than either coffee or Ma." Directions : Two teaspeocietal of the powder la a Omsk fast cup, Ailed up with belling water or milk. Seemed to tia Wed Ds. 4 Ih.. and I lb. mates, labelled and sold at Is. Id. per by Gres" Cmisetaimera, sad Chomista-4Advertleo. amt.] CrWOPEI\ CE THE INUNDATION AT SHEIFI ELI). (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) SHEFFIELD, Tcx,DAI. Now that the people have Lad a little time to recover from the stunning effect of the first intelligence ar the awful calamity which has befallen thew, its fall effect is becoming known. The lees of life ha*, I as sorry' to say, been fearfully underrated. 17 bodies hare been recovered, but the missing number, aocordieg to the returns made to the authorities at the Town.ll.ll thin moroinu, is 25: 4 , consequently there are SO bodies which have been washed down the stream, and will probably tot be recovered till after the lapse of many days. Of :be large number 94 of the victims resided beyond the limas of the borough, principally between Bradfield and tinier ton, and the remainder in the borough. The number of bodies that have not yet been recog nised is !i6, inSheffield, Rotherham, and the neialibourhoeL The list is composed of sixteen men, ranging from 21 le 70 years ; twelve women ; and the remainder of childres. boys and girls, and infants, some of a very tender age. Six of the above are in the care of the county police at Hillsboro' and the neighbourhood, and 13 at Rotherham and Kilnherst ; are in the Sheffield Union, and 13 at the Club Mill, Owlertou. The bodies that were not identified were buried to-day in the general cemetery in separate detachments, and at various hours, so as to prevent any public spectacle. At the preliminary meeting yesterday nearly s,oUti/. sae subscribed in the Town-hall, Mr. Hadfield, with character istic liberality, sending a cheque for WO!. The principal firms also subscribed, but as no doubt the list of subscrip tions will be advertised, it is not necessary for me to men tion the names here. Of the extent of the claims to be made upon the Water Company none but the rag ant gnomes an yet be made. The liolmfirth food was computed to have caused damage to the amount of a quarter of • million, though there it was but the water from a dam of leas than a tenth of the size of that at Bradfield, and it dewed in a narrow channel through a little town of 6,000 inhabitants. Here we have, in a population of 200,000, probably at least 6,000 actually reached by the food which caused more or lees damage for a distance of ten miles. All tills toads le show that those who speculate upon half • million as the extent of the pecuniary mischief are likely to hero erred rather on the side of understatement than of exaggeration. And then if we turn to the water company's act, we fiat it cattails, RD extraordinarily stringent clause fixing upset them the liability for damage both immediate and ore tiogent. To the small shareholders the calamity will be ruinous, and indeed they may be classed among the chief utterer'. The share* cars held by a large number of local subscribers, and among them are =ear who have been aceustomed to look to the dividend of the water company as their main if not sole source of income, and their stock has been reckoned the cure invest ment for aged persons, widows, and single ladies. When state that the whole capital stock of the company does not exceed 400,1a11.V., and that the smallest intimate of the actual damage, not taking into account collateral injury, exoeede halt a million, it will be seen at once what wide-spread ruin must result if not averted by a national subscription. . . . _ Yeat•rday the coroner (Mr. Webster) and jury proceeded to the dam, to inspect the earthwork that had given way. The whole volley of the Lockaley was visited by thou/awls. This afternoon a public meeting of the inhabitant; called by the mayor. was held at the Tows-hall. &.rl fitewilliam and Lord Wharscliffe both attended, tool the platform was crowded by 1111014 of the meas. factusers of the town. Earl rttrerilliam, who seemed tote deeply affected, moved a resolution to the effect that the fearful inuudauou which had caused such an awful loss a life and immense iiestruction of property, and which had oecessanly ocessiooed the most widespread misery and desolation, called on the inhabitaats of the borough sad neighbourhood, as well as on all who sympathised with the sufferers, for an immediate subscription to alleviate as far as possible, and at once, the distress which bad been occasioned. After moving the resole tion, the noble earl requested of the Mayo: pee minion to contribute to the local subscriptiou the sena of LOOM ; Lord Wharscliffe, Mr. Dunn, and the 1t... Lc. Sale, also addressed the meeting, and before the close, sob scriptioos to the amount of 4,9701. were announced, making iu addition to those received yesterday, considerably more than 10,10(. A local committee with the mayor, as trea surer, was formed, and instructions were given to proper officers to go round and inquire into the extent of the loses of those who had been driven out of their homes by the deluge. The committee which was appointed met at a later hour in the evening to devise means for affording i cr mediate relief to the sufferiog poor in the lower part of the town ; and some benevolent householders who bad tettee property untenanted, placed it at the dispoval of the cone. mittes, so as to enable them to remove many families frog dwellings half-filled with mod, audio which fever must is speedily generated if they continued to be inhabited. Ilea are still employed in pumping out water from the dwellings and carting away the filth with which they wee filled. The scene at the post-ottix last night was extraordinary, thousands of persons coogregating together to post letters and newspapers to their ft lend to assure them of their safety. The town still con tinue s too much agitated for the trasagetion of the ordinary business, sod thousands pour into it from Manchester, Hull. Lincoln, and other towns, so that the whole place ;weasels a bustling aspect. Mr. Earlinson, the government inspec tor, has been occupied the whole day in inspecting the works, preparatory to giving evidence at the adjourned in quest next Wednesday. MP MURDER AND ROBBERY IN DARYL& BONE-APPREHENSIO.Y OP THE ,SUPPOSED 11URDERLR. Shortly before the closing of the Maryleboue Police Court, y esterday, Arthur John Dt a int , aged 21. el no settled place of abide, and no particular occupation s was brought up by Importer Hind, and Sergesot Whir, of the D division, charged on suspicion °teaming the death of Joseph Dock on the 11th inst. James Crowley, 229 I), mid—About 12 o'clock last Thurs day night I was on ditty in Little Chesterfield-street. I saw prisoner standing with his back leaning against the King's Head public-house in Woodstoek-street I west round ray beat, and ea returning near tho spot I saw the prisoner again, exactly in the same position as before—that is. with Ws hands behind his back. Ten minutes after this I saw him in the same place again. He then had hie hands behind his back. Knowing him, 1 asked him when. he was living, and what he WSW doing now. He said he had no settled place of Ts...ado:me. but he expected to lavesomething to do shortly. One doer of the public-house (King's Head) was closed at this tune. The next time I returned round my beat the prisoner was not there, and the public-hour was closed. I went dome Great Chestertield-street through Little MaryleboueldreeL As I got into Little Chestairtieldrreet I saw a man lying down on the pavement is frost of No. 5. The wither then gave an amount of tr discovery of the deceased ems the peasant and his removsl to the workhouse infirmary. which has already been published. When in the lobs-mars it oppears that he struggled very much, and several times " Let me have my property. I bad two sovereigns.' Frederick Fox, landlord of the King's Head, Woodstock street, stated—l Isom/ Joseph Duck. He was in my hoar at half-put 11 on the night of the 10th, sod stopped till twenty minutes after 12. There was another main, DAMS* Ackwsll, sr Otley, that deals in fish. Deceased was net sober when be came into the house. The deceased bad been drinking for the last three weeks. He had two sem reigos in his ',osmium. Whilst is the house the deceased challenged a cabman to llght him for a savereigo. I told him to put his money away, sad not to place it about. He placed his money in his trousers pocket, and the littler( in his jacket pocket. He had also some loose silver. George Weatherly, potman at the King's Head, said — On Thursday evening the primmer came into the tep-ream and mid he win hard op, and had no work or money to pay for his lodging. He also said he had to walk the streets, r be lhad no Kimsey for lodgings for the last few nights. I asked him why he did not come to me, and I would haws gives him something. 1 got up • subscr iption; for him, sad Duck, who was in the tap-rootn, said be would sot give anything, as he (deceased) had got him a place which be would not keep. Afterwards the prisoner came back. sad Duck said if he mom to his place be would give him a lodging, ugly be had DO bed to spare to place bin. io. M eatier rid that would do, for bolted bees used to sleeping ea beards late)y. He rime in several times. Henry ILinis 5, Circus-street, said—Prismer camet lodge at our plats; tea days asio. On WWl:today be Ited se money to pay for his lodging. He had also good in debt for • night or two previously. Oa Friday be paid for one week'. lodging in prospective. Yesterday be mid be bad lost half.e soveresp, and asked me if I had found one is his bed. I aired where be haillgot it from, and he said from a lama dries is Woodstock-mews, who had given him :10s. He dig not mesitiou the DADA of the lanodrees. Oa the ten pse. Mons sights he bad so money to pay for his lodgiag. The primmer wasgenerally in and out and hanging about by days aid nights. Other evidence hawing bees gives, the prisoner wee emeadsd. Hosirnwes TEA I choke and strong, waders* I. Woo, sad yrboloootoe to Goa Thais advantages h.va ream toe this Tea a gosorol pretense& It Is sold In ipooltata b I suposA—(Advectlaimarl 1