The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-31 00:00:00

' / r WS= f. . . Ai . . I r.. ' --. " ~ _m - ,.-,.-7-r:' 1 • ~.:. .. f lei '. fiL 1 1 1 .' 1, . L AI Ai .68. 1 -- \ . I . _ i i • iI.R.i•;E. '~ ~~IV IJ ;ESL I, L • 1 a . ; '.ITIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK of KNOL.AND, Bishopagate-street, corner of Threadneedle : luiHlnn, E.C., March SI, 18f8. oircebirs of the National Provincial Bank of England ()IVY. NOTICE, that in consequence of the death of Nhnel Laurie. Esq., there will be a VACANCY to the DI , \h. he tilled up et the A NNI'AL GENERAL MIMING i b. to be held on 14th May next. and that every Pro , :mending to become, or to propose a Usuilidate for the 1 Director must, within ten days from the date hereof, some writing under Ms or her bend. to be left at the p 7, the society. in the lily of London, either his intention L , t,„ .01,1 eaudidate, or the nerve and plate of sheds of the ts , . • tdu intended to be yoropourd by him or her. By order of the court. of Director*. A. MORERTNON, t Joint Agents K ATKIN:ION, f and M I. _'in Proprietor Is eligible to be elected Directorr . hea ,s; ••••• a a Proprietor of at least 20 AlOO shame. or 100 tie gar .. sic eakrodar months: or to propose a candidate unless , ~, isbe of at least 10 £lOO shares, or Mt ANS &area 91 VENABLES S; SONS, 103, • 104. and 106, WHITY.I APEL, and 2,4, 4, & S, Co.oniercialstreet, LONDON. Islabisholl Dearly halt a eaatary. IRISH CHURCH MEETING.- All rnHE -A PVlseds of Moil nod Religions Liberty, ell those who desire ,to see the Abolition of the "Allen Church" In Ireland. attend the GREAT MUTING A eappost of Mr. Gladstone's Resole- Gone, called by the London Wasting Men's Associatioo for TRIG et the Irrerwasasna'-hall. Great Qneenatreet, Un coin's-Inn fields. Ulf T. ALBAN'S a n d EAST TEIGN MOUTB a._7 RITUAL CAUSE:I.—The fullest report orthe JUDGMENT of the Deem ef the Coart e( Arabes to these amen will be loved to the "ItECORD" of MONDAY Let. Price Fleet. street. end of alf aitersveadoni. a circulating medium by that name, they net lafly' . won't look at gold, but will Only restive ii ix- I OUR CONTEMPORARIEb. change for their goods one species of tilmne--the ' (MIR DAY.) Maria Theresa dollar ci 1780. Ido not know the --e—... exact weight of a given value of silver, but 100,0001. , worth mud require about 200 mules • Then treasure The members who lied th coronation oath THE 1111111 reliedactionT:TE. and the Act of, Union may bays kept op their confidence demands large guards, and officers dislike the re ellomisibilitY a being in charge of it. I 'beak aka d • Mr. Gladetesee speech, but the Times can sandy from Austria toot um, '" VPrekellgi uu.... ,_ oi ve tko 'oe___,_ ' • tr.tite unli Li: dismay whim most have evooolllllthem as they coin, fearing that if they heaTf tee y 7 bala nce hunted to Lord Stanley's reply. If the amendment after the war upon their hands, ant on ly *a m bl e 1".•• HO more hope th an a reprieve, the speech iti at a loss , they mig ht i ncur blame. These Muses vi rd 846b1.7 rlPPuted it was a "gb "" nun ' I►.. combined have tended to minimize the amount of waa siagularlY " lifted i° msia.tr ' and Pr° " upied with the hesitating sondes of one who f. It be was moving silver carried with the force, and lately our out ' goings have been large. Paying the lice et t h e among pitfalls, is spite, however, of his extreme sere native animals, which now perf orm a great noetine sad desire to °de fi ne Dimwit to the aimple prop:wawa ot our transport, causes moat morioue •= -- 17 e i n that it was impolitic is the preireet House of Common. to upon our finances ; next in importance come-Qui n make any declaration:affecting the Irish establishment, and flour. it up ,..,_ :al!egether. and the hardened defenders of that Lord Stanley, for his owe part, virtnally gave It would be extremely unpleasant liner dollars este...aroma must now see that he contemplates no were to run short, as we should be placed in the such narrow sphere of action as th e mere redistribution of d ileums of doin g w ith out suppl i es, or slime taking t h em by form from the ommtry. Thig latter reresses.!. They may even interpret it, as Lied CM. course, if embraced, would forfeit us t h e good cha- borne does, as an i nv i tat i on to stray members of W oPPO- racter which our liberal expenditure has won, and 'aka to Tote with the &evenness's and ...mist tie Prise teed to compl i cations. As to unsung the system Kammer in educating his party. Can a tattle so Impales* which we might follow in a ieropeap lionstry, of as that Lord Shugh7 challenged ha mare than • ' - _ FIRST-CLASS CARPETS. CCUTAINS. LOWEST PRICES, Carriage Free. Patterns Sent to the country Free I i ISTbLASS SILKS LOWEST PRICES. Carriage Free. Patterns Bent into the Country Free FIRST CLASS lir. OMALOL POl7lll will take aft Chair at 8 o'clock Doors open at 7. Adrnfaeloo tree. Moo of London rally round the great Liberal statesman of the day. THE ABYSKINIANEXPEDITION. BiOnier of the Committee o the Asseeistioe, E. murrwili Bemetet7. NOTlCE.—Wherese it has recently °otos to the knowledge of Mr. GEORGE BOILIVIC preprielor of BOIRICKI BAKING POWDII, that certain unscrupulous Mrirhave taken from his gross and ha/firms bones, packets i mve the under layer, and hatrochiced • powder not miemettactered by him, all Grocers and Grimaldi are hereby C.AUTIONLD against being so defrauded. In the event of such trawl being perpetrated, they me requested to e.oenrannlcate haniedlately with don. Morn lin& and law* solgetton, 10, 1127,100,, Bobo% Lon March Uth, (nog 011 S IPPCIAL oesasercemiarr.) Ml', Naas ANTALO. Masco 6. The uniform good health of thir trams is pro bably the point on. which we should most congratu late ourselves in connection with the expedition ; but next to that the most cheerinig fact iu its his tory has been thwitbundance of the supplies found near Antal°. %again Showell, who is the chief officer of the anaminiariat stationed here, and whose earlier filiation' at Zoola have procured him this post in advance, has either had extraor dinary fortune in lighting upon an exceptionally fer tile district, orelae he possesses some magneticpower of drawing in the produce of the country, which a large party have always maintained was consider able if we could only discover the knack of utilising it. The opinion that the country must be barren because hitherto our supplies were meagre has also • had its advocates, mad must doubtless have beim communicated ham*. bly individual opinion has [I , 4II'ERI4L FIRS INSLTRINCE_COMPANY, 1, Old Broad-800cl, and 10 and 17, Pall-rsall, London. Kate dished 1803. u n. i Plei and Invested Capital and Reserve Fund, £7 , 9011,0011. Lorain ymbl, R 3,000,0 0. No.:Antes due at Lmly day should be renewed within fifteen 0 .- therefrom last Month April . or the sane wUI become void. • ,Aw. liberally and promptly retinal. JAM Li HOLLAND, Superintendent FANCY DRESSES tOWNST PRICES. Carriage Free. Patterns Sent ta the Country Free ATOTICZ.--BIIPRIPM NEW GRAPM—" Mrs. .L 1 PtMitt BLACK MUSCAT." The very bet lee Grape Want. rE ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY Limited', 7, BANC BrtLDINGs, LOTHBVRY, Loudon, — LrebllßE, mica and Co. bays • few he Visesottbla ~halls Grape to °Era, as follows :—Etrorte Mating cams, in M seek. Fruiting ditto, E 2 Is. &Ira Strom/ Fruiting ditto, £5 Ss. Early application must be made to theta—Exeter Nursery, Exeter. T. VENABLES JuND SONS, A-• WHITECHAPEL, LONDON. I iit CILERKI3' DINING COMPANY (Limited), Whlhrook. /LC —rio. retabthemiseat WLLL Om/ am and OW TrESDAY, the Shit Instant _ _ Id r NEY.—E2O b £BOO ADVANCED flame -3° L diately on furniture, without removal, publicity, or i s . ..4. Stay he repaid by easy instalownts. .No charge If ,:.., .1 Sureties d need witit.—Apply personally at the 1,1 \I I. 01 , 11C/iS, 2, Othaniptonutretit, Strand, W.C. Ad ., ....n lows, 114 dm. rrit.tDESPEOLE, CLERKS, MECJL%N!OS, J ...I others. raarded or tiogle, in tors or country; reoptir ▪ tn.... obtain thlt same for a veasonahle Interest, fro. • ooh to three yeah', without the tuna ant oboe routine. _ r 1‘ peroonally, or by letter Irak. (*weed eroviepe„ toe. J. pi , •.1. filackinauatrcet. LIO and above say be a% • •I on farataar• r roratikl. *Mood remora IREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, frontage to F I ' MO rood : mile., tam Bret claw. 44. • journey. for . .4 11. 4 • • P t, • k ... 4 ..."?' ..- I,M; 1% ' . .- •.. ... :Vl' • • 1' .11 t 1 i ()NET; Minors °tins ... ... • terlronr `:"OI.P.II. I iiI,ViV&N . Zr,,"a="l,,,t. 0, Waite.% 4rni.stlNset, , Bisearborpr ICC. li31toEy . .. 7. 111,01:101. a re f f4/4013, yiku .or ;Me . r . .4. repayable ► rawt 7 tnetalmeura.—t 7 ' drew 'Yr. A. . IL. .•t: %I % LI). Permanent Banding Society. rays Igo•rAatabeea, . ! :,04 Holborn, W.C. AIZE YOU IrDIPFICULTIES !--If so, call at "woe on the inadersigue.l. and be relieved from the on. d fear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and c....:rtes ..nrichocjetl en moderate terms. Private ermine s. mingle with Medlars. Deeds of composition and eselse • ..eirted. Trot else to petits and fraporty obtained ▪ ,t peiblicity.—Jkpelfjo Mr. L a ttuai, W, &road, W.C. ii. Ictill U. T.) ALL in DJ BT m DIFFICULTIES.—Tho 1... rd thaneelliaN ftankraptey MII vitt, if poised, . lenient alstutei of litel. and compel debtors to pay • les Mabel& of setthnot their affairs hy bankruptcy •,. arrannenient, with immediate protection of wenn u i.,..iwrty under OW eseitiug law, should at uace consult Mr. ‘!.% LI. 13, itasiusbitll.strott. nearly opposite the Beak . r.;r• London. Consultation free. Fees for protection .1 I• I)EHTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE- I r VICD by a Profemional Gentleeope of practice and t..hility, free of clianni to the credflor.upon a cointabelasi ,t i rrnt . on the eaawist rixorcred. —Apply f.a. *Adm.', or 11! ; : t t.; dsd, Cif) road, EC. 1) EYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman- J 1 vtrect, tSC, trona their large experiedte in BANK- L' I. poweetUngs, can ren.ler great assistance to all per s pecuniary difleukies lintsediato protection .4 person • ; ~.perty. Mills of Sale, Trust and rcgaproition beeo priv p.: i Arrangement, made with creditors. Money advanced er loge. hills of tale, ay. No charge for consultation. TIE WI'S COTILECTED.—REYNOLDS and 17 -milli. rt. Colenua, street, LC., undertake the MI, lIIDN .4 BKIITA upon a until flied charge and per revenge. ha* r a very cd • : a,' of the =l4:t7ncereiTe. groat compelling payment Qr. IsIDE. ifitrCATltqf • ff%pefatery . -fer W , ' , ilk 1401 N, rondueted by R Lady and her Daughter. ho i and itwarnetion, with laundry and a happy home, 20 - • • her annum. —Atllrt •01,'Mra t P V.R, Rye, near 11 satins& TKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. .rt Samples of all kinds of Drapery Goods forwarded oa 1,. anon, suitable either for household or personal use. ...s and Calico Sheetiugs In every make, at Use lowest na market micas. . _ . FLumeLio - r" Dreseing Corms. Cticketing or Sowing I vaw.a • a Prints, printed Cambric* and Brilliants, from the • • • ..mutarturers. • , • - h and Irish Damask Table Cloths, Dinner Napkins • hp, . . . . • h. Irish. and Itantsley sheeting's. 1,d...di. Medical. and Turkteh Math Towels. 4. - 1.. 'oUllierpllllll.s, ruhlOroVefil. &C. ^ $1 I NSTiiit.BRI DOE-ROAD, LONDON. 1:o1)1:EICS IMPROVEMENTS in SIIIRTS. Prives and part ivialars post tree. n,.plr Shirts and ‘l,....surs. ForVIS for tlw Country. should try our No. '4 Shirts at .261 the hell dons. ot m and Co UII Ro'ED SHIRT MA I: lilts, St. Martin., kw'. I 'haring CMOS, LOllllOO. Estalilkhed 60 yeara. T --- i ulis II ER and C LENNY, OUTFITTERS. ihtb eAtabil,ltsent lu London, next door to Somerset.- , • , :root. N B —Lists ..t amuse:try outfit tor every purpose .:.•....o.tuunt to India, t:hiti, sad the Colonies, will be ler • . I application. Tll PI(;EIINS. I , TM , * an.ICU.. DYER.' and CLIAN HRS. khead. licnis"ndAcy . 44. Leloester-Nuare 99. Mount. street, lirusrenor-square. 11 - F. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • F. I N 43 %I Aell I N Ys. —The celebrated No. ^_ Mat-lane; .';..1 for general work. 110. The new Monadic 21achinek ' 1.,•k Sinele, a:. . 6a. and L& —Catalogues free. bi !Hoe AA and to 1 and 2, Cheapekle, and Regret-clime .trect. London. TK INSON paid Co.—SPRING STOCK of /x Mi , LIN, B.das, Lace. Net. end Lew Curtains. TM *JII, WESTMINSTER•DRIDOLIOAD, LONDON. f*)LTS and UNTRACTABLE HORBICB • ' r.r. hen good tempered and sound, by Demob Jockeys. ... n , :rdebune, and G Lrg Fomenters ....from lis. . t Al. Re. t ' , ding straps ..firms 16s. hc. ' . ''''''', mPrings for straps. Jockeys on hire.... W. a-week. MI. wkwELL„ Saddler, 250. Oxford-street, W., near the Warble Arch. Patentee. I k K ET'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. ‘-• Pa. 3d. each; tam, ad., la., ht. 6d., and 4a. each. —-- - - - OA EY'S INDI AP LASSER KNIFE BOARDS, IN:.. la 6d. each. OAKEY'S CABINET CLASS PAPER, Ems and Was, loth. Black Lead. dc. OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer oirirl`, for cleaning and polishing giver, sketro-plata, &c. Tabletsl4l.cach. (ZoLD cverywhero by ironmongers, grocer*, bruihmakers, che mists, do. Wholesale by JOHN K mot LIONS, ewer) aud bl.sch lead mWs 112, Blacktrlser sw, • c ..k...-GEOIDGE J. COCKERELL and Ca Best coals only. Cashls.-13.1321111. RTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from •-•• lull set from t:.: nn platinised silver, 7a 6d.: plains, 10e.. lull set, £9: on gold, from lie. to I,l] set from alt to £1.5 stopping, gold, 104....; ..I; ti •la by loeal amethesi.,. re.: under chloroform , 91e, : o ld r. 0tt.,1 or allowed for. Consultation free. Mr. WARD, ' 11 1 , , and over 20 years Practical Dentist to the Profession.— l'• o‘ford.street, W., betw.:en Duke and Orehard-streeta NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. A "r A AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to its pristine hue. nn wafter at what age "•Os (HAIN/ILL and Co. hare at length. with the aid of one ,! the 1,...gt eminent ehetn;sts, succeeded in perfecting this most a•.nAerinl liquid. It is mow offered to the public in a more con contratril form, aad at a lower priee.—Bold in bottles, Ss. each ; Is 6d ; aad lda. civil with hruth. Sol Bull Wharf, Angel.pataage,93, Up. Thames-at., London, E.C. - ItOWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL—This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil la universally In high remits for , iinprivedented success during the last sixty years In proinot -1,,N: 'bc growth, restoring preikning, and beautifying the human nvir. It promote hair from of or turning grey, Arngthens weak hair, cleanses It from maw t and dandriff, and •it iwautlfully soft, pliable, and glory. For children it la even i,,113 recommended, u forming the heals of &beautiful head nl hiir Prim is. id., Is., 10s. Od., equal to four small, and ?I , [WI bottle—gold by chemists and perfumers.—Mt for Rowlands' Maeasaar Oil. RHEUMATISM, in distrewaing to those who are afflicted by it, may be meet elleeleally relieved by a tim tli +avocation a - DILE . DO C S H1A1,11.1. Prepared only by larel;;;cd fio . a, SS, Paretaitdon-street, Lon don. and may be obtained from say Chemist. It is also MOOS eervioeabla tar Chilblains Dawn OM WI broken. rn" La 11.1 PO IPA* AITINL—The LITTUCTE contains ma active A.A the Latticing, which yammer all the without its dansera.-11r. 13.1071A11 . =, 411,5 t , p 7 .Ise a Syrup sad a Pate o f Wine Isituce), recommended by the Medical Prelessionfor 'olds, asthma, chino, and all cheat affections. Syrup, la. Pala la. led. sad to. Id. Pate. by port. la lid sad lb. Id. !. VABB FIRST CLAM - .• ; • DRAPERY. L.Ar.T relent Carriage Free. Patterns sent to the Country Tree. FIRST CLASS LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING BABY LINEN LOWLK POI ICU. Rice ILlbent rile. F IRST CLASS WHITECHAPNL, sal DOMMIIIICIAL-BTBEIL lA ° LONDON, F. Yalabll•hed Deafly hall Century. FURN LTURE. BEDSTEADS. BEDDING. LOWIRPT Num. Aa Elleuhrsted Catalogue nest /► • a 4 IMPHOL4TRY. VENABLES . " & SONS, T. ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST tiIIOSTKIL-BIUDOLBOAD. LONDON . --- CABINET MANUFACTURERS.—Show Rooms for every Deocription of Furniture CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. U,•HOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing drawings et the Furniture exhibited in the show rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on application. and which also enable purchasers to form an Idea of the coat of Furnishing, an each drawing Ma with it a corresponding price of the article shown. All goods marked In plain amine. ATKINSON and Co. DM to 212, WIATkiIt4STKIt BRIDGE- ROAD, WNUU Y. DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invaluable preparation for joining broken china, glees, earthenware, woods, eabineLwork, and fancy articles of every description. with extreme strength and neatness . remark able for the meat facility of using it. As there are several dis graceful irnitaUous of the Diamond Cement, the public can avoid failure and disappointment only by suet caution In pur chasing none without the signature E. Davy" on the wrapper. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous to his invention. N.B.—Manufactured by BARCLAY and SUNS, No. Sb, Farringdon street. Prim Is. per bottle. U P T U R E S. —The PATENT SELF ADJUITTINO GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually without say complicatioos, Is recommended by the Vacuity for the cure and relief of 11011114. The necessary quality of s good Truss Is an seclent resistirag power. without unnecessary pressure on the pert affected, which desirable object 1.3 alone obtained In a truss unencumbered with straps, 'Oral springs, or pads behind.-J . IWO and Co., No. 1. Meanly. PARALYSIS. - PARALYSED CHILDREN, Rheumatism, Pains, Loss of Sleep, Loss of Muscular Power, Indyrestion, Asthma, Debility, da—Mr. HALM the Medical Oalvanist, of Warwick Lodge, 40, Addison-road, Kaenhi Invites invalids to seed him two stamps for his pszn g li contains, amongst others, the particulan of his treat cures of paralysis In the cases of Dr. Bennett Gilbert, of London. and Mr. lane, of Mossier, cures so astounding as to have astonished the whole medical profession as well as the public, all the usual remedies and various galvanic machines having been tried in vale. liaises galvanic apparatus cared both. PiZ INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most powerful nutritive cordial ever introduced re- NOM to their normal condition an the secretions, on the Mir pity of which perfect health &panda It Is a sped& for debi lity of all kinds, and from Its containing among other logre• Masts pepsine and phosphate of soda. will prove highly brim- Arial to the nervous and dyspeptic. ride Dr. Hassan's report Price be. per bottle, or four quantities in one for ints—tiole Agents. Messrs. BAUMGARTEN and Co.. 6fo, Ozfordotreet, C., London. Carriage free on receipt of remittance. T AMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, .B.J an effectual remedy, wttbout coati:gag the bowels or affecting the head. truly efficatiOns and pint, is admitted to be the best medicine for bumedbiely reboring coughs. °olds. °alarmed came of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It fre quently cores parsons whom the fatuity pronounce Manutie admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent In approaeldng consumption Its effects an truly = l a Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of frame. non, ma depend on fella In a few Wastes after taldwg W Mpand ooly sod sold by W. LAILIII3S, eltegalst, 8. ring R IlaroMreet, Chartag-cross, Loudon, sad by all ire maga, in bottles, lig., and three snmentilies In me, fa. 9d. le verandas sad ask for Lamberts gallowses Beleam. The IMMO it ad addzsge me engraved on the awn% KEATING'S COUGH LOZ ZNOZB. TM beet rid Welt reemitY tge MUM , B. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES 'Owe the dlikalty of breathing it I.Bili MA. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. Impartial ready Is amass of INUIPIENT CONSUMP TION. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. A certain remedy far rethink.; the rimmatom of the lIII.ONCHIAL TUBES. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, whlcb are deny recomemeded by she Malley, to tram Me moat exnineni et wbom my be seen. Sold In boxes, la lid.: and tins, L. 9d., M. 64., and Ile mob, by by ail am st 4 califtifi, 79. dts. Paula Churchyard. Louden, bold Mall ps% SHAWLS, MANTLICi. LOWEST PRICER Carriage Free Price Lige seat Free. MOU RN INC. Carriage Free. Patter= to the Country Free. LINENS. corTowonons. LOWIST MOW. Caniage Free Patterns sent to tbe Country Free. i .a.. 11211Trtra CAPB47IXB.4OIIt. BIM'S, of Na I, vaarlivok . ...oof,.. t wo of rg: robel t adko thoµ the La eik ANL' " ftsor of rd t the OTE7Wdo 2 . ratLidLetsia m. eft any Cappolia sob kg Yr. or MIMS sad Maros. 01l t d frOkik gi= r Foasdo i d i lk p r esestlos. —Tab. 15. Mt • ••• BURGUNDY WINESs-410T Growers ustl t y/ster D•r o t t r a a gym. iciputetropt, W.— petard sof 30 Barnzaly Is pronounce ost d by Pie Meshr atid lloolioleseurr to pre-entiosatty the 'abater, wino or this citlunts- - Ansegtra sansple doses by rail f o r 445. rILARZT.—PIOT FRERZS have a &eke cellar bO j tai t l.rillr. "'taw . aoodlU 17 ,41i al*L a n"."7rw em to awelaa wine. 'numbed by the Lancet Sant Corambelos, Plot heat air were proaouserat to be t gelato, went, At 1411sals and superior Yeast 8n" Lauost." lotombar 11, WM. .yrs. tra. to 180 s. per dozen. 9t2, Ituradairset. plo a lL k. F : Eß ; E a. 3, Imports*, of OgAMP t AGNS, s z rica d no t applicaum—st, :v., north of PIOT FRERES aeapaeltaily.iatanata that thaw I aatiosusoements will oaly appear at Worrell", In order that the pekes of their wines shall not 1s lalueeced by explet• sire advertfsing. Note the addrees.—St, litegestetreet, W. Tasting room drat floor. and SPIRITS 'at RAF-PRICE. W ILI I rEs lts following hoe Whet aye offered at half the Floe tonally diarlW by sierehaels. laamenefitta k. ; Clumpagae. VOL. Port, Ma.. y, fait , Clank 21a. ; olowelip'e Pak Barely, Sas.. Vilest Whialry la the world, Ha per dozen. A bus we, with duplicate key, mulled kw three demo aed upwards-7. PUY Ike, 114, Quawap•alueet.l.tuatlea. OF all spirits, brancTy is the moat wholesome OF and useful when perfee pore. It peemensee properties of great medical value, and has often been the mew of saving Mona° We. Used padielestely it la, et all Ulnae and on all *cos ' dons, a harmless iltilant So much, however, depends on the purity of t i lt4it, that greet caulks shodfd by etarmeedin Ike marcher, hely for invalids. Atteattee bee bees direefed to supplies f ardedhy Messrs. AD. VALhYriff to the Leaden and other hospitals. and we gladly accord It our unqualified ap proval it possuses all the virsor which are sasrsessriseis Si the finest and purest French breathe'. combined with as eMlni site delicacy of Savour. _Their extensive (tine on Minor cellars are situated M I, Chapeaplase (148 A, Oflortaanit .•-•' 'street free" 'Gout Journal,' Jan. it, LAW , K I N A H 41N'S nuim Ad 3a s W H I S IC Y. DMLM EX . UK MY eelehrsted eil IBM 11 1 11171111 T paned the DUBLIN Pit= MEDAL—It Y yore, silk maw, 401101055.. mid very wholesome. hold in beitles. It : ir d ist id fie load hour In London : by the wets in the lotto le Imam' : or wholesale ath (bred WheStedndresh feed" W.-Observe the r " "84 plot: lab 4. "4 yolk bitadoll . 9, 1660.1 IL "WI. e n TMPORTAIVrterBOrteIt . AL keepers and large Coneuraera —Mears. W. and .1. C. TAXI.OIt, the well-known Poulterers and Chenernoagara, of SS, Little Pultesey.strect, Golileauguare, are now SELLING One YORK HA MA, PK and Ind ; gond Mantlly Cheese, Td. : fine Old Cheer, *l. ; Baron. by eWe or hall dle, Od. ; Poultry la now cheap. Carts to all parts every hour In the day. /rHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East imtles has wow biome an Important feature. Since the latroducUon of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST I S DIA I'EA (SAIPAN V have, oo account of its great strength and exquisite Savour, promoted its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Allem. have gradually extended. and Teas from other parts of India are arriving. thus ollcrifill greater varieties. The Company are an. selling AlkiSOl, Cachar, Darjeeling, ac. , at from Ps. 10.1. to Os Id. pee lb.. and China Teas we usual.—Warehouses, So. 9, Great Se Delft's. churchyard, Dieltopsgate. Price LIM forwarded on application. THZ SILICATETI CARBON F 11.11.1.119 . . - - - are now used In preference to all others by the Admiralty. the authoritlee of the General Post-office, the London the County Prison, Swansea.. and In Plbile si l l Private ma- _ Iglitusatta to ill porta d Um world. MAIN tOOLVICE VILTXligt ADAPTED TO BILEWIZIES, DYE-WORKS. TOSTILLF.RIILS, SODA•WATRR MANUFACTORIES, de. Price 1446 and amp latanaadom grails Oa applicatioa to THE BILICATED CARBON PILTIER COMPANY, CHERCH-ROAD. BAMBARA, B.W. AOlllll CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED. AND SUPERIOR TO AU. OULU.II. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE FIXED. THE LONDON and GENERAL WATER PURIFYING COMPANY (Molted', 167, Weed. (nor doors from SomerseFhoese, where the driers In °weeks may be sew OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk se other .!rated water, because the gas or *sly be got Into It In s ect of vspiar, and condensed with the and yew oent . but Its no tbs system to to vitalise the blood and (lye warmth and tore to &alma power. Order tt tweets haw the IwberatacY. 311, Loagwcre, or through say dragglet. In asses contanhig xis beetles. COEYOZNATED WATER . — Aai® best is kept IL, op le the coldest older by dolly deasedde of Clayesstated Water. Fresh wade from the Idtboefewry, M. Deco, er through say dresitst. A r , GLASS Borriza—Thy LONDON 1 1.%11TerCIC of the MU and CALM= SLAM DOVTLE COM PANY he tor BALL at ltaltreltD MOW the premiss at Fres Trade Wharf, AWN Was repalned ter whist persosew. Orders for all the new pawns and thegatentwtoppered bottles se mud. trees the walla Yoekablve,eaM the ease. Ilk Upper Thanweetreet, Clty. .—ATICENSON Had Co. am new offor• P A : l 7 oFroossom. obi,* at tad yours 1111761111 LS at wawa so load. at • rettaetton ot sal To Missions at 11•1•11, Ir aiti... omaosman. mai UM motley qulta war* Aar Adana. —196 to ai. F2S111111611:1-1SID01,40/alt EONDSN. Briskest of oil the Magazines Is • Delgesete:"—Norrds. Stet The hest Shilling Revues' that Rsuland geseoeseu"— Standard MISS BRADDOWS ?MT ILLUSTRATED MAGARINIL Dot he Rah lost. price ls„ enlarged to NS gegen Ilholeshed with tear whole-peg* Ingisvirip In every Itteither IPC/ELORAITI A —For APRIL. N 11. —The new novel. Charlotte's inheritance: by the Author at .• Bards of Tres," , coseniencee la Me Nombre & which Is he:voted to ISO pages, tans making " Ileignevia" tits largest ineathly magardes ever published. Moe : Warwick-house. rstoroostorrow. Row reedy, THE MONEYS of all NATIONS, with kheir corm* Veins la Zeitkb Currency. Mx espies seat, tree by post on roostpt ot two penny stamps. Address T. Hobert' sad Co.. 11. Cnute-ooart. Tlest-dow Lap. doe, LC. Price In. C/W to RENEW LIFE A; or, the treatment and Care of Indigestion, frialtalaser, and lllterone Alec- Ike. peculiar to Men. 'plow; 6 eo Dam a Haim A I " London. and eon, 6, HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT OALVILIMIL—• 7111A11511 oa the only Mil of DiUnfiaa, D sat ffirroomera Pe3phattoa, Low Wee. glad Leese/ Mammy. widen{ iheaei ef felefr canal remedy, 'deities Sent post fres for one Yr. A Thomas CetTleh artient•hosee , lettaw masa% W it ~ Buw camps was not wil %feat ql rrof bread are daily purchased ; and 15,1 r floer weraboughton the sth. Chain *ens_ _, Mass abeut,!h,ooolbil. per diem * galls below pre - ,neu a ld .wish. The. ghee ob thinedaufg• . attroneumption, to that except in tea, sugar, Na i s , the camp is not only self anpportim, ta the trtichilit lour making a rapid acceits of storee. Ohl% evening of 'the 4th tile, As 300;000 rehhisfrall Shie bed article paid) . Atinie, as meat ifinriffigtys be ob.; Minot we li, '-- naceaparies of, fife for 5,000 man fog two 4. In speller point/4 such as onion/ and a the coinnussanat have alio been tolerably am 1 in their purchases. Prom the _ant that we commence ' until • that *hid, the 'wearied weigh ' era measurers , -,_ hum. thole task the natives Il i P O Rt Ul . - *geodg, nearly the whole of which lite/ on their backs. Every two gr , Attree•daja buying-places haVe to be assigned, the fainting her being found insufficient :at present then are six for flour acne. In their marketing tat Abyssinians show grid .gotid temper, but Olirtainly they draw largely upon shat. of those who forohase front them, and it requires Te no slight e of pati ence , com bi ne d with firm ness, upon part of our people t o ma k e businSaa flow with ev comparative smoothness. At each of buying-places are stationed a mea surer, a man keep order, and another to diabetes dollars. Their poste are by no swans sinecures.. far The native. to lave no conception of ordeg or of deeps in commerce, and to be incapable of ' Waiting for ir turn to dispose of their gouda. All crowd round the measurer, each trying to get theneck of bin or her bag into the measuring vessel I the instant inns been emptied and its late tiontenta have been added to the purchased heap. European. sentries are,gf little use in trying to enforce discipline i b Ley can be rough enough with the men— the women, the worst offenders, soon found• t they could set their authority at defiance withimpunity. One Parsee is worth six Knglishmeneller this work, as their custom is to punish the ntrnly with a whip, and they are re strained by gip maples of gallantry in meting oat 1042 a fairly dm their shatio.ef castigation, which is, Ag etlik.l ail _kt_Mliffit r aVNciPuillate.r. e companions o ewe vi im. CAMP, NEAR ANTAL°, KAREN K. We are gaining some experience of Abyssinian fires, as an average of two or three in the twenty four put in an appearance. Their origin is vari ously attributed to the results of hostility, acci dent, or a wish on the part of the farmers to clear and manure the ground, in order to facilitate the growth of the young grass. A few days ago the tire alarm was sounded through camp, and a thick cloud of smoke, rising a quarter of a mile from our lines, pointed out the spot at which the efforts of the troops were required. The 33rd and Artillery, the first with sticks, the latter with their while covers, ran, without attempting to keep any order, to the scene. On getting near two thin lines of flame, about 400 yank in length, could be distinguished, the one to windward of where the grass must have first been lit, burned very feebly, and was at once got under; that to leeward blazed about three feet high, and fought against its enemies for ten minutes, the infantry trampling with their feet, or beating with sticks the kindled herbage, while the gunners smo thered it with their tarpaulins, some of the regi mental bhecstiea (water•carriers) assisting with the contents of their mussocks. Tgere is one point on which I wish to write, although the facts might be as easily obtained in England as Abyssinia, namely the di ff erent cir cumstances in which soldiers who go on active ser vice from England or India leave their families. 1 was talking the other day to a sergeant and a private soldier; each had a wife and three children, and both were married with leave. The sergeant had come here direct from Ragland, and his wife received sixpence a day foe herself and another sixpence for her three children; and upon this and what he could remit her of his pay he assured me her existence was a constant struggle. The soldier from India said that, on the contrary, his family were perfectly comfortable, they got the same money as those of the sergeant, he seat them in addition 20s. a month, and all this went only for clothes and luxuries, as they received from govern ment, what the sergeanli family does not, free quarters, with three-quarters of a ration for the woman and half a nitres for each of the three children. The grass covering a space of about a dozen sans was consumed. Although the conflagration wariest a small affair, it imparted a useful little lesson, as it showed how quickly such fires can arise, and if taken early, to use the phylciaas phrase, how easily they can be stamped out. The herbege which caught fire, probably from the negligees* of a muleteer, had never been thick, and for the bat two weeks was much grazed ass, . Had it hese as luxuriant as it is in many sand had it had another hour's start, woisculdi not have extin guished it, although we might have kept it off certain positions. As an instrument of warless in the Ira & of a cunning foe • hex of middies would be mere dan gerous to us time a battery of artillery ; not that with ordinary pegmatite, in the selection of our canape, and common wuttabfearws upon the part of our sentries, there could I. any possibility of oar being burned out, but that if the natives were to five the choisishiti of mesas on each side of the road we construct, we. woeld be seriously hampered and put to greet stz eits to find forage for our mules ; se these anima& now never receive more than 31bs. es fibs- of icre in, they need each daily at least abs. of tog bar edify their appetites. Still, we k/ang on here—few are quite certain I why ; it en tot be for food or mules, as we have &bandana of the fi--at, and nearly 3,000 of the latter. Sac ie say it is until the road in our front is made yr., ictiesige, but I do not believe that our staff case 0 inch about the pace at which that is formed+ er, present, as the pioneers and the two compete. 'a of the 33rd, sent out to form the route, are sc , week in numbers, that furnishing their own guards ;reduces the strength of the force below that neamer xy to finish quickly the tough job which thewe/Oure of the ground in our immediate front hes .it out for them. Elephants to carry on the Ammetreeer 12-pounders are another reason assigned far/ the delay, as twenty of these animals are now *?.s aide of Addigerat. This cause of our pro- •nged halt, if it be the real one, will soon be 1,1 emoved. Another supposition is that the chief is waiting for more regiments ; but the first brigade is bare complete, with the exception of the 3rd Dragoons, and seems strong enough in fighting power to destroy all the armies in Abyssinia, could they be combined. The most specific want in the preparations necessary for an advance is money ; and it was the discovery of the low state of our funds which stopped the march of the force ordered to proceed on the 7th. It may seem odd that when England is spending millions on this expedition there exists • chance of its being impeded by the absence of say 100,0001. worth of dollars at the front of operations. But it must be remembered—and it is • curious fact to note—that in the ware of many countries, our Peninsular one included, the want of • comparatively small sum of actual coin with armies him been heavily felt. Our troubles in this respect are greatly deepened dthe monetary system of the Abyssinians. To gnify their eccentric notions on the subject of Sir Stafford Northsete has received the follow ing telegram from Sir Robert Napier, dated In tido Mardi 9 : _ _ , " Headquarters, and lit Brigade march towards Aahangi en the 11th. Expect to reach ou the 16th. News from prisoners up to 17th February —all well. "Theodore, with guns and mortars, on table land of Wants. All going on well." THY LINZRYOOL CZAM/LZY OF COMMIBCZ ON liaminerrcr etti,Commencui. Monturr.—At the meet ing of the Conseil of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce held yesterday, a report was read from the Special Com mutes of the Chamber, which had been appointed to con sider the bankruptcy laws, and other laws bearing upon commercial credit and morality. The following is • brief summary of the report The °omegas' think that the fullest publicity should always be gives, not oily to the fact of gsolvency, but to the circumstances under which it had occurred, and that to ensure this publicity, the winding-up or arrancement of the debtor's estate should be initiated by a petition to the Court of Bankruptcy, pre sented either by the debtor or some one or mare of hi creditors. The committee further think that the bank rupt, being uncle the jurisdiction of the court, the ee -1 ditors, so far as their debts are not secured, should have the entire power over the administration of the estate. The committee also think that the Court of Bankruptcy should not have powers for the punishment of bankrupts, but that in moss where the common judge directed that the bankrupt was liable to a 'ringed prom ontioa, that such persecution should be paid for out of the public funds. The committee were divided ino as to the application for the benefit of creditors of s t=a rupt's afteroonuized property, but were evenly united as to the prevention of • bankrupt continuing to bold public races. The committee further date that their attention had been aided to the law of settlessentm, and wen saanidonsly opinion with nerd to anti-nuptial' settlements, no unperformed covenant or agreement a trader becoming bankrupt foe the pe tof tender of prepay at a figure , should ii l 7:7tisl as agedt creditors and with regard to poet-nuptial set tlements, that no s ash settlement by a trader d his own y ahead, under may sixameasesse, be valued as creditor. It was resolved that a radii eseedas held on the 6th April to dims Ile revert. TEI CHIMOH ABBOCIATION.--Bosie dose ego • meeting of this body was held in lambs to BUM a guarantee fund of 60,0001. to be gelled for at the rate of sot more than 24 per r ei t a s i= i tie timi et testing tbe et sad In the church of Wm— A. Upwards of 37,0011. d lids 11111011 ti has, we understand, berm &heady gnessattesd. . - - in t nornimsn's tin is sold Bd. pound cheaper se the duty b reduced. Ills lea wEllorbes My kaeene, eves fortis, balers Ilk be Uwe tholes tow lirestreac's are set bad bow but bialede, *add " ser abeam sad Oa, Orlibled Imperbeeed Tile , -4 4 Todis•• rawatj _ -aka "44 0. 4r, pfi 0 4.470,„.„, . xb oy .rem perfectly wader- COOllllOl4l that the Irish eatiblishment must anim ism-i e. ezia ' t sew s ems ............- Mak that they w )eare . the power , should t a k e is clear, and will soon be recorded &won Its rotes, .as they are ' iiimatoined teol'elki'' Tbe speech of Lord Stanley, says the D o f f Nese. • ' get r .., ~., p l ea .at t o p re te n d do a pi sec gums Ai beet jnegification of tilitcounie teki by the . •••-• ' - thora l r t4r - a tali tetufvelent 'for their oxen ok rimed 66 the ageinitici: animaters evidently. assisishinit s e - .._;. ~ • ,-.4"wyt in their eats adding /bleak trainiltr7... 4.s e. ,; .. i %hay • are &pear, sey ready to defend Vac eiwnilisei liiii*F. % T a ir one of our intrpgatigaratat oh r or.i.rtir conveguel raor.diclata• . 114<44 yr -...t. Haman who resided for a conaidelable hit send riiiia eta , ma," of peace she ' needs, nor we! ~ ..! 4,- .* stain, what Was the native 6phinelf up:l the, ie the - Mar*. getablienseat. that : leambiew; • - ";,1 He said, 'fine they dis'belleeS dtet toe.* wh it lonsUpsrastst. They are metered •to • tittellcem . ..... --•"•• 4 . - T - • fide Chrilitians ; they set. a Yet mittaitily4tud.' ewe !with respect to taepretaseeristgansh mee t tinet4o: l l!....E - wi, 4 te.be so; bat you never .etnnin to der . . et • 'Vat which, Ord keel Ishlbeaket ke i. t .4 lBl l.ti • etPi/V. eA.-' - •• • except to took at thank . thief Ale, 431114.41115ei it. 'en has hese onidesult mvpitetel that, es . ...t. : . . :0 ; down or kiss the gsuundi, Y eat the unclean hate and noel ; pg" k 6°lfff itY ' a ii r• merely timing..m at a larliv-"7' the de t..;er ;4 . . .. •2. 4., 's neat iieworrilthe acdEptetT 7an dhicorered this last item' A non t allow , 'ie'a . . $ w ad "wow ads .mk ere ha ea ka ka,,i s o tp , men no tame Uri" to e" in AbYlledlie ' 4 same Whin on this subject Mr. o ,laneotaKitwiatygrksoli i' gentleman told me that thiniwnelho ir tno' • 01l hirtholittivin fee purposes of the_ highest prentical as r:.. •• - . . 4 • - syMpatisY connecting the ilikalbilela • • INP. -- ittifte to Inland and the pen Si will not resells IN I": ' 41 ! • . (haus, and hatred to Theoeog; %it that sa to rt lifee ret tk erm . A s. tsseti le 40 paw l ' ' '. prvierno i deA,,i i i et the last ho attributed the fact •of okr• being so little plundered. nit'-z. 'Tli re iii....jni. tuber VP'sd-4-14-34tAgulttil ' ie m l i j il -''' 1 ''''' -4 .'.. - conquered 1. conaidared 4w .. .c r i me . ea rtr i tirteteacie anions will be submitted to ti te do kt: I,__ l it ',re 4 a , sSf . MCIWIFIllplia k1ib4 . 64411 - 1111)6ai 03 ; ' 4 -: 44. 7. must look ;i - it, as the-pa da %ley • . wig v t .. . ici of Lord Ilisaley'sopeeeltiat - oonfines itsel oises,l/. them may then he ea illessialible . a rest oflill ltdiGetaft4r:MlSM to *Midi( to the Abyminians. Within/tad til Oar e 1 e 4 4, • . •-..- •• - strength, those who know the pop • . 011 Wei Pee u lielthet • lelltseterdePhiaeleirretintreit ten. r 0 ` ea r • .--- • that the impresaiou made is not What We ijo 4. 4 i t expect ; our numbers at first piedpied aneffeht.t ,..! t = 11111:4)".1 " lif i ns t"" lat * N V' . i.i.' • all our camp followers, our real Bowie of treeltneihi l ; ""'"' II " sa,,,_ tera 'if tailliVitqlare•• * • Vt Nu at the commencement of the cabpsigui, Asti Wire ,' • ta kik e ril 4° I tP l Ea a l litl , c ,,,..r, . gr. i'" tii , were a great many of them, werseetdoweilit fight- 1 48 0 e . r ‘ f , q .J . Je v : 11' rot gip, / I - 1 ... 4 . • • r n, un g ..... o dee ra n ? Is it is wit ou ling men ; but thus has been much I by what - effect whys' i . leotrierwig Ai mai oill inn 4 . - ( In Europe would make au arm mai li ng ' • 50th • deolani of telt AWE' fir * Wt. a it4l 'w •• ' our habit of paying for evert ''' ir no one. This Oby say is the con of traders 1"i to la Psdaa l l redden=. Idedj/atilltrir.ahlesMs °lllll 4 ll 4 ..sa di , not of soldiers. Our tactics, and our Movbnienti ' the ~,l lN' h itils. ". "07 of Id le 61lers *N 44 he m efilte n4 *l' ' 7 S. R I O from column into line, they utterly despise ; they : 1.1 a ll stm ' l r a c t re•asi li"" • •- ' el, -if 0. Ise iiine .0. when t , that , maa to ma, t h ey are ea p er i or. t o aii. 1 The Tdeprepa thinks the dirj,dou au rshantake . i "'' ;,...„. A Our cannon certainly iut e reat them,. but then Place ea Thursday. Meanwhile, fee that,hle. - Wet. 4 4 p o i n t s ; kin has been forced by his constittisidt to ~.. those of Theodore are much bi gge r. T wo alone shake their conviction in theiipwn superior ' wasadalest at the disposal of Mr. (Maarten/ 'ed flif MOM —-r fighting power : first, we are evidently king a great the ground. The openi ng o f th e campaign Mu au Ilri 'e fie ti deal of trouble to meet the K ing,whowno ne o f th e i r whole, costu m ed th e j u d gment o f Mr. Olaestente. aid -le own princes care to orinfrost ; ..mealy, be are shown the ailabasos of his oPPallealsi Ma liTistaiDiti .. a • lasd er d a hly p oweee d o f a l arge mem b er o f excel. , advanced by the opposition will be attuned, sad the , lent firearms such as they durably, meet more 1 govanueent will be forced to accept the opinion of the than anything else in thia world ; but to the din. ; present Mena of Commons that there must b e no mere 4 cialine ahown by our soldiers i tl c zi c net attach . biding with the grievances o f Ireland. Aid from the! ; any weight, and do not yet sok the meal I bee, however mesh may he of aesesety and propriety left and' physical superiority which thh man feels ; to donative as and future /111.01110, will at once celninewe he pommies 1 over the black and the brown. a new era of contest for Ireland, and a future without 1 don't know whether I before told you the , shame and hatred for " the Anglican Communion "in that system on which the transport train is to be . worked ' country. on the highlands. Eight thousand mules are to 1 The Scar regards it u impossible after Lord Cranbornife be employed and organised in four divisions-the speech, that she government policy should not be de- A and the D, the Lahore, and another Punjaub teased. division. Although these two latter did not arrive until long after the others had commenced their i formation at Zoola, still, landing with everything organised and with drivers of one nationality, who could be spoken to in their own tongue by their officers, their superiority over the divisions hastily improvised from discordant materials was at once recognised. EARL GRlal . ti LETTER TO SIR. BRIGHT. In his know to Mr. Bright, respecting the Irish church,. Earl Grey says he would hare its property made over to commissioners, whose duty it would be to administer it and pay over the annual proceeds to the protestant vote copal, Boman catholic, sad preabyterian shurches in pro portion to the number of their members, according to tee census. Lord Grey's plan, in the opiaiin of the Dad!, News, is open to all the objections which caused Marl Russell's proposal in his letter to Mr. Chichester Forteecue to fall dot. The suggestion has now so practical value, as Lord Ore; himself appears to be convinced. The eon eluding portion of the letter, in garish Mr. Gladalone's resolution are referred to in a tone of earnest deprecation, perhaps supplies the aims to its publication just nova f -.--• .....y. ',an is Gann SO Impetees • --,.... • say aama 'PALSY oyuuon nu winch we might follow in a ruropwaisetutti:y, of u that Lord Wank, ebelleibied be won then • bin . . ••• . • iv •.. , ,x r . 1. -, .. • : o{, • '..N. ' ... i . " . .. .t .".. ". i a a. , t , '''''""'.''.• .-' •,, , it fle w ► P . .• . Pape IVY not without its piece - of pleasantry . ', ey could pecfe , stly under. Commons that the I r ish est iblishment must cease *exist stead that they who bees the power ;ho l m t a k e is clear, and will soon be recorded Kong its votes.. a . id ., • HMO q,- . of bread are daily purchased ;ea they are thoroughly eimustomed tedOtemt* elki . ! no speech of Lord Stanley , eep the Dego aim s% IR:et -' sod 15, ,'. : • floer wereboughion the sth. Chain plea; - but to pretend that a piece Mho tie hest jusgfication of Mit mane Parisi by the 0-... kr • eiesw i , m: , . shaisia,,gaUlbsi. per diem ; arch equfrilent 'for their oxen et MINIM Mb Shbelleasillb: lnsiders AvideeSlY• arse sielleA s e -_s• • ‘4l; * -. 4 "1111 lalla we', wish. The. ghee ob- in their ens adding inhale issiatlery... -ibe ,: • .1 7 367 .a re aPPbteuelY ma, to dlefeba•me eweeShesk 111 WSI 4 'elir• • 41 ' , 1141 th '(' ° O l t OC I VIUMPtiOn ;09 that except in I asked yesterday one of our ,interratitgeg, gage * eh • ar.Parkir 0012 /eftiWl tior.dicltte• . TheiCeill *°*".... 2 - V.,'• tin, sugar, ~, r , ~ , d roe, the camp is not only self- Haman who resided for a conaidnable hit , send Ireland the taiikia of esece'she• needs:nee IMF IX - -1 - atileporling • a in - the ertichilit four making a Binh, what Was the native 6pininvi up:* I the, in the- Chink. Enablielimeqt. thak - eamemiews.seg _,„,-, i...,. . rapid acme •.. ,of mores. Okras evening of He said, 'first they disbellerS that ton Ile whim it loudly mum. •Tbey are pretend •te•Wri•osiCee . , 44 , the 4th afire ' - 300,000 ratioing - afi this last fide Chrhtians ; they sat- "' Yee oirtaitd=ud.'.eimio with rennet to the'ProtallharEintiMilimeut the' 4 '' - 'l l %, is article paid . • tkenie, as meat onadighys be obt., to.be so; bat you never sitnnei •te dur et :vat which they mud leonton,o4 " 00 4 11 1 a ll.§lboAr / ftaM. 8A•- . s .. tainet we ha .the necemaries of, hfe for 5,000 except to look at them ; diet AM A° 31114 , eliheel it. 'tin has been esehlesult maaatel that, as Ms. ...1- : . .4 . . - •••ic- DWI fop two - the. In speller pointa, such as down or kiss the groundi, r t l: chriql: coactiou . is merely timing at a par y rietory, the &NM •e- -a 4 -- - ()Moil and • • ~ the conimuumnat have alio' been eat the unclean hare and gig.: . 4 1/ ill , , a ga,463 o ,,emesmika.w ee rstt. ;ai - psogry *wo o ' 'P 0 4i0 11, „„ tolerably au. .1 in their purchase*. discovered this last item Ado t know, " ve . t wags ry' ki t oa k ..mk ete kt ma ka kkaiki n ya an ‘spg: i tik . z•• Prom the nt that WI! commence • seep no tame swine to eht in Abylhainta saine option on this subject. Mr. o,lagetspichic ittaggigelk as et , le: t.: until • that . hid" the % wearied weigh' ere gentleman told me that thaw itehoifttro• • oil I.l • l4o . l e inieas foe purpows of p t i hz ,ii t test prestical im , .., ,-,, measurers • from Wirt task the natives sympathy connecting the allieraleseln . • •••.-- it ' t o w an d an d th e g,;; , gil an not me g a ,Se -.- ' l l poor in, • their • geode nearly the whole of dollars and hatred to Theodora; tura th at Mt° liaise um: iia enorbeLtra !Maffgre Pfrirlrileukediellibs which the/ on their backs. Every two or the last he attributed the Uct • of . ow. rt.,.. jns i ha . 1 ,.. ~H4 44, 4 4k 0 g ; 4 . kt ja u sattit . wil, . i, ;$ , 4 hkee . deje • buying - Places ha • vs to be e•Li/Fitds being so little Plundered. yitia..Th . ii oir.iiii4o: - .7.... - .. - 7 — ,u....ci ---- 11 b:..b.,,k,..i in !h. kiiirr: c_. he onnairlssui m. 0.! a -AO .-a .• the filleting . her being found insufficient :at conu tiered t~ me •1111101INIAN BIBWS. The Timm seta King Theodore's army at about* 10,000 or l!.000 men. He ►as artillery, including his ogebrated big gen, and possibly there may be with hint same one with sufficient knowledge of the military art to turn theme resource' Ms account. Yet, if our army reaches the plateau of 'Manta in good condition. we have no har of the regale. Sir Robert Napier expected to be in front al the enemy by the end of March. Thus, unless something unexpected has occurred, the crisis of the campaign may by this time have come. Should such be the rose, t►e Times hopes that the object of the expe dition will be effected in time to allow a return to, the coast before the rummer rains. A few weeks' delay in the campaign may prolong considerably the stay of the army in the country. and add generally to the expenses of the expedition. THE IT. ♦LBAII'B CANE. The Herald represen't; the late ritualistic trial has ended in something very much like • drawn battle. It is true that on four out of five points the anti ritualists have obtained • clear expression of judicial opinion in their favour, and that the fifth, which relates to the use of lighted candles during the celebration of holy communion, is eomparatively • minor matter. No mete have been awarded to them as against their antagonists in the Maskonochie case ; but this is on the express ground that the promoter was not a parishioner, and that some of the acts complained of were within the cogni sance and power of the ordinary. In future, then, if the consequences of the decision are to be accepted in their entirety, it will become • part of episcopal duty to mu. late elerioal practice in accordance with Sir R. Phillimore's ruling. Supposing the beach of bishops to act thus, the ✓itualists will be held in check N effectually as their ad. versaries could possibly have desired. But, on the other band, if any particular bishop chooses to act independently, be will find abundant justification in the arguments by which the Dean of Arches at coos leads up to and away from his conclusions. Hop:writing ARTILLERY COMPANY. —The mem bers of this regiment gave a theatrical and modal enter tainment at the Bt. Carp's Opera-bouse ea Pride even ing last which was largely and fashionably The theatrical portion consisted of The Woman Hater, an Hoglish Tendon of Ha Thiel en Anwar, and the tare, of Whitebait m Orteawick, in which Mears. Webster, BOser, Marriott, Harding, Howllaad, Beard and MattM masted by Miss H. Simms and the Mime M. and N ws, . Harris, sustained the • ehmscesrs. Daring the intervals, Wm Amy Bt. • meg a (embalm (TOW Robert e Diable, and was honoured with as encore. A ale on the new " Arabella Pianoforte," by Kr. Wm. Ley land, and a recitation by Mr. B. O. Cheeky, essipleid the of a vary mewed al manias& sameament. M grana ' zae regtmental band was present, and under the direeticst of Mr. Bird. CfiYerri Pal acs. Ova tlianamm DAY. -.- MONDAY, MANN 30.-Adiefasiseis as Irak 9e3; ditto by urea tiskets,l, to 359 ; total splay 35L Tan CHANCINT VACATION. Yesterday the Clumeery &Met yeeitios oesseksesed. Tee eliesben wiH be reopened on the 9th proximo, bat the courts will be okra luta the toot day of Sow term Ytsa Boar roa Dom.—N.ldb... Tablet destroys fear, eisam • the Yds. raessne all all Om brilliancy is st ag. yr* from pobos.-Price la, of all &andel& Wholesale, al awalsy ape ere. lifeeirieweereat--(AdsefUessms smor - Tii VENABaS . A., SONS, 103, -1- • 104 and 105, • WHITWII A PIM, • and 0 4,6, k 9, f.mwerelal•street, LoNDON. katabllabed nearly half a tenth', FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY. des de boo see tics co.