The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-23 00:00:00

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THLY at TIILY COMMUITICAMOR by Steam from Loudott.— Tbe spleadid asallhr7 /MOW 'Mum MAURITIUS wttl Wee Vietorta asedead Mae OD ISM dues, sod manta tad J The pataeogen ars paired trot bon Loudon to Plymouth, sad embark by tha_00.9.107 . 1 steam Si bar.—lor further Inform. bon apply tb 1011 D and mAcrurni, IsaatisLg ui.a. esis. 9, Waring-lam, IC. ; or ORINDLAY sod On., erica . 1 dN41301411:014 MI6& their I • • KAN a LIST o SLIMf the NOV tessived tram • • • ileum*, which ace • era at the odious of the 11. Vag= street, ILC. THE OXFOR.H=TitEIEEREt ErlVEg a ti t ••• wiMbr n f i 4l oj=ll . l:; ;gr 7. Joaghosem, i~:.~. 128. [Stamped, Id, nM,!gCA. - 7- crWtiIDFS - Cl miles, tk Spotbylvania Court-bosse, with General well and part of Longstreet's corps,whieh had reached Spottaylvania by an inner road. The Federal& hold their position, but suffered bonny it knled and wounded. (asura's Foz,asim GREAT BATTLES IN VIRGINIA. NEW ZEALAND.—Assisted Pa ss sad Fires Greats et Inad—WlLLl4ll LINZ ftedS lbal The undo:meatless* vends, wheat shed wok .wad show ewe se 'moot be !mod in time et say of Um% whil be deepatesed punctually : pumas -cor9Bourms.-76 00IIPONS and IFILAWII BONDS are mow paralleled el the (Mee at the littinflaN 'UWE (Lhalted), elk Klatsl/111116-aleeet, LC. TUE BRUNSWICK FAMILY ROM, JICANYN4SIII.IIM 81, .4.IINTS. LONDON. • Noway OmaterD sad Isedersie ohm*" FOB tho DERBY or OA CB To LLT : 4I lOtrit-EOll3ll VAN, with to od top, to carry W pramota—Aygly to . Ti. IGTCHILLS. K ClPM•seriet, The Royal Mail steamship Swops from Boston on the 111 h, sod Halifax on the 13th, arrived at Queenstown at 6 pm. yesterday. She bring, 98 pessdigers and 42,40 dollars in specie. The Sawa lands& 128 maks of mails sad seven passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 5.16 pm. 'All well. (Per the Europe.) • AlialtlOlN, Austrian, Ituasiss, French, and an Whir ODUPONS now tains dm. ars es. st tbs mast favourable exchange by Lb' DERSONI3 F i tritri ISHIB a will Ile4 CUM /WV irooraosigery eVo ' fen. O.I7ORD4STEEET, a waved:dant Mb 4LIATIO Mink sminltielefert rode d'art on rale. Wrillate tt*Mem Tee neye. Eras; elm e s = be Ye b limbersad TimeeiTierel Every &Mole are threes. Ceareg i" illell above So. !Shim Clam. Poet. Tp Ball, Columbus A 1 Auckland .. June 10 Bellissima Pitesueur A 1 12 yams Otago Koh-I-now • I et. lade . .. Nay 26 10 t!!s xow ._ _AP="4' ""N. (7r ll2 2 :oolc ir : Leacttrite WN. ROBINBON. sad Co, 1 aact% big ledis AMlSl:saidaiirest. THE POPE'S HEALTH. _ streagthenli Ike torw.• Parnell efts' , 2a. 'AL n_ and Portman. Ask ROME (vii Nimbilll), VAT la. The Pope has left his apartments, and is ex pected to attend the procession at the ftie of Corpus Christi SPAIN AND PERU. MADRID, KAT 21. The Minister for Foreign Affairs has taken into serious consideration the differences that have arisen between Spain and Peru. Fresh instruc tions have been despatched to the Spanish repre sentative in that quarter, and to the Admiral in command of the fleet in the Pacific. JOURNEY OF PRINCE ALFRED. BERN?, MAT 22, ktourtxo. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred and suite, en TEETH, constructed under )der. zsiuguis as re mineters cc me Laren au . racier mac Lemma,. w hi c h hews ,. med... from drithheee . es represented .., . His Royal Hi ghness Prince Alfred and suite, en WILMARGIAL 124THLLIGHNCIL Dainties of •• questios, the Bareisse bearing of which the oentlessen,—l roper yr to allot me shares In the I ma the sta ge, was most delicately and arriencelly marked. Paroled Inertia (secured by Sepal Sir 17tklliy, LOW London end Venezuela Bank illralted 4on scare of which Iroute for Marseilles, put up last night at the Hotel NEW YORE , MAY 10, Ernlind. goer sweat of the King has awed usdervalued, should be cannot be warmed for comfort, appearance, and rushility. have this day deposited with the bankers of the Company • Mr. Emery made a sensible intelligent Klieg, though he & o h - p r ib Money abundant. Gold 69 per cent. premium. atte"*.d is " Laws wd" " "I' gnat P ewees . " d " rii Painless treatesink cad only afew boars required. Terra tree being h is share as required by the prayers, and I err to PLOgen i i n tn. manual cousecputoos is reoo by the prerocseet in the err hitv , it . the wore the old tragedy bead dress, or something like it, sad li4 gb".". a ri, S TWlri: 7 o7 l Z: eth . COasaltstY:as frea-11= co (glees d r tbe Article. of Adar l erro y a, andr...,,,, su ilte further Mr. Brougham had the courage sot to make Poloctins an Exchange on Loudon, 186. Stocks firm al ai I mmeluding osmoses of the hiradost of January 31st. By Baron you Banat was received by the Emperor advancing. New York Centrals, 1301 ; thine* I •••e•••• the English iovelathe• bo rhea occleosod ► the dooret.. Beadcarest. w., sad at DimagreidH, kfrawareana. deposit. if any, payable on Wirier ; sad I hereby aurorae you w i ck pee w ee . , though b e m i g h t h ive wise a little kw ll 11, . to enter my same upon the roger/ of merbsou.goveroment of th e King has given proof of ita reedier' to mho .. m ks E i muth , ig probably on. o f t h e b ut o._ Na. 0600 all HattladiY• His 'maw* else pat •• v . " la 124 1 •i Erie, 109 i ; Biz per Cent United Stator seek for and discuss in common the means foe this p WHITE and SOUNDTKETH are indispensable frosatiuw, Address (in trill to renewal Attraction, sod to herr sod larva, bp Professes or deseriselse the proper amettestke of for ROWLANDS* ODONTO, sit DIA• VW 4 IPEA6I, Dr:gill - RIC& compounded of Otters! Ingredient', Is ot inestimable dine to preserving and heautlfyint s t i lu r i . testk, youths belonging to the department of the Moat:hen, who NEW YORK. Mel U. lAA, I regtheneg the gums, and In giving a prestos to " ri_XCELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANTE. passed as the Mt gravedigger. The Ghost was solidly re-CNitlif CHOICE , OITZIMEAW.— The Big of the breath, it wegicww tartar from th e wal k resew . LA I,oDgLgs anc/Aux l a . yahhiQui.'—JONN presented by Mr. Jades. The received stage delivery . had cornet° solicit bin Majesty's permissioa to o ff er to the Mr. Stanton reports that in General °Mal 1 Winchester on rblutdal LW. • 1. i ef Incipient decoy. sad Fanatic* and peones the 4° 11110,30 MN. bathed been lomeoirol with • lint• - elni• Model at tar ...... m mimed . mog the speaking automaton . Prins imperial the presidency of the agricultural show deepetchers t dated the 9th. afternoon, it is .tided Mu, starch. demised y Kr. Gilbert ficotk and erected which it Impale a pear!-like whitener. Its invakiabis prel- the Purls Calvert LaMar" amoompanied by the above flat. • F.... `MY , rites have error the of royalty sad the setts - Unix, taitakosial. respectfully invitee the public to ea lewd- Mr. Shore , as Horatio, would have dose bettor if be had not which la about t° be bad " th e ccithe ci the Pithem • that Lee made a stand at Spottsylrania Court-hoot . ! "d 8.,,,... d."4 4 (*. ni b s , " the V:, s h. d im ar a Ea t ritb a j et t cal* " ei vary of n: nape, sad It is way to high Pete lies of kis GOLD CHAINS and exteesin assortment of bees eo extremely gegereeigai to Beam. Beciocchl, at Karaer.licrest. The Erman" received the , ha 'rot per box , told at 20. Hone , • des, .aud re g; ". Clessrels jurguzgy all moue ea the p-maises, Hard fi ghting occurred, but no general engagement the village of Otterstaw sad its soseet hamlets. Th. and Perfumer. Ask for '• lowlands' JOHN BROaDlN,Ooldsodtb. llanalitaftry, Ne. 16, Haertette- Mr. Pechter wan most windy received by • deeded sad y ou w ith hic "nag hers 604 exPreeeed to them ~,,, ensued. 1 deudgis is early English, sad the material brickwork with Week o••••4gorier. W.V. liitetiltshad A.D. 1199. distinguished audience ; sad it is satisfadory to see intelli- his "w et that the imalg 84 . dbi Im P crial ai d hacth •"" shoe bedew TM windows are filled with stained gime. INFANT DENTITION.—Mrs. JOHNSON'S Amps made et Chelan sad Jewellery tot la seek N.I. VWGeneral Sedgwick wail killed by sharpshooters. The driscitiare cession a a nave, divided tato tau bay% I estebildreesa baler! ate ha the inmate& sad ea Saturdays at recce. ener•T, =smile sad Mmovoethoo eriumPldimil over w* P eneit him " Imed, to their glah4** • end ae nodal chapati. sod is calculated to accriesmodate 1 AHRIMAN SOOTHING SY RI:P.—TAU elicscrus remedy i 0 ... h. prejudice sod great rEMeslties, and simastiag with such wall. AIISUDD,N MUD. Brsattalia DUI THIS Willi.— On the 9th Grant showed no signs of renewing has been to parr use for upwards of trey dad s:Lit a s= served rawer Children when sulrik from earne d riaeoureaDauat. Iteees are Shed .craws doe •liS sets w ith the attack. being engaged in rep/mashing his Mons ,by n spire Op feet ►high emoted with shingle. The omit al arising from painful coalition. An .cou r se Os syrup Is rated TftElE-HlVES.—Prize Medal and Hotorble Th, profit. al Behasday night are to be divided batman t e 1 a . U. 1 4 :1 36.618 V. T Oli; t e W Cii" .... .. e r ,,,,; from the supply train, in order to be able to ad- . the building will be about 4,0001. The sues collected et Ii ea the gums. the child will be relieved, the rims cedar& sod LP kleatlos meerdedie 0, N. sad lieu Div Raw !eke offertory. white is Ira fora the machos et a peressaip Dm tonanunatlosi reduced. It is as Assort as eliceeleas. at the varied ithilittions.—NZlOßDol.ll.2 LIPSOVILD 00T. the proposed Shekerpeare wheals of the Dramatis College York al the yew m ay b e "amt.,' brush Q uss ,,b oin i i Valtilli without that ineurnbranes. f iti l lending to produce the teeth with ere . and so plemslit that ao TAOS liffelllVL. as_algrally permed by George Neigh. and t h e sh o w room wow ," f,,,,d . the room of Wednesday ;ea the Belataa,, frau Pardeed as tad, roe 1701. Generals Getty, Talbot, Morris, Robinson, and Mom THAN was Aare =ma TRAIN ima.—This ,I ...., child will refuse to let Its gums be rubbed with it. Poems hour sad desk sa lie Nast the 141 h. may oho be aspested at larkiadeny co she • II _ should be very particular to ask for 'renames Americo: sad thermelaster, peke Ma, 11110111117 joshed tar the ewer,. I applies to the %meg sad beat Deck of awing sod rumor • day as the treads, toe. The Cuaerd steam* Scotia, from Baxter, have been wounded. . sod to adios that the names of le day and Sena SS 6 r - SMIllii." 8 "..$ 6 " 61116 . 1 " 1 1 • 11 " d"" °a* ....sot I ' d "' I 0111T/NAL PLUM -TIVIt 13nrudsci Dsx.--Fla- N ew y dr h ou as lash, lay s o doubt b e ba u d f or a t ~,....___' .... ewer iediudsted fro puddle siomod. The werhStataiMl at-street, Lattice (to whom Mrs. ideals Jim meld the keg thew eedbrry Mau sad brad-here Jim. prise the Ihil..ndents state the sth Federal army mope ee=o,o,oo at itlirsi Webb Mls. ' the erigthistees ealy ei i. an en the stamp eased to Me USW. Mot fe. W. (be. —Ath mown wilaabous sad 30118, 127, IlAgh 1 TFIDATI NAT it. Advvidsino - sa:pimefft, 1,334 ; Queenstown is the Mee eff law_ sight et eakieger - '''''''' t "' i t.7s, ItroaDdieet, Iteadoefossert. lietsbnehed 1961., gee . Adhere /cal , lapeteirest, Lodes. , by sessee deka* 4 , 066: iota, tom. morairg. to have been engaged on the Bth instant, three . —isaverdsinsist.l ' 0 • I i 1 t • , i . I / l . . • I . ; . . STEAM TO NZW VIM& NIS •--- YOR K, F r E PKILADILPIIII STKA I LIYSRPOO ;1 1:F11. 100XYAVYIn d eMsedng thst=owered=debellt bed Remo Stensa.llMpa. MOM IAVULPOLIL rod IKW TOLL ZINTA, Wednesday, May IA KANGAROO, Saturday, May 28, CITY OF W 4411INGTON, Wednesday, line I. And every Wednesday, and every allereate Itsserday. Gable poseade by the mall Oseaseno Wang every W U.N. and 21 gowns. acoordtas te the aceasroadetter= =by the Setarday's steamers, U "teem limed pigs sea, Including all provide's, cooked. for Carets. the United Rata, and British Gehuabla, booked tDloe i s e l an very advansess Mama—For torear parttedars esob end MACEY WILLIAM IIn IL f, Water-etreek Liv Qty . erpool; at to IQilB 1/Mkseeesea. 13RILLIPPFS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Ce. the madermentioned dreackne Mesmer' : Tor ROTH DAM. the BATAVIJ3I, every Beni*, mantlng, from Hermitage TUT, at 10 am., calling at Blackwell tor pr =L at 11 lam de ea, 41 10s., and 17a ed.; and the a.m. OAD every Thursday taorelng early fr om le the Tower. Tan 11. TeIiKEMEN, neutral vane* ender lenders Sag, the ADLER, HOWE, or SCHWALBE, every Thursday morning (weather fe mttNng), at am., trent Horsetrdown, and from BYotwaE at TO am. Fares. It AL and 10s. Ter GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, Tuesday morals& tram liorselydown. terse. LS IL, LS ta., and AL To be loDowsd by Ihs USTAI WALL For COPENHAGLY 471 , 1 STOCKHOLM. the LINNK May IS, Dena City CaneL Tares, tale end SA b. For freight, pasemsk te at Chasita's lialversel Mon ent..ohens. W. ; or to hnuarrs. awls. IHILLIFFS. ea Co 11. hood-lass, KC. OVERLAND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA. ALTSTILALLA, to vit BOTTL rbe PININSULLI sad 0/1/24TAL STEAM NAVI6A2IOII UMW Y BOOK TASSZNOKLS sad moan Cargo sad Ponds at their Loudon Once for Otbrattar, Naha, Ileypt, Alm, Ceylon, ILidnia, Cattails, the Walls, sad Mak bf their s•sausre Wring Soothalapies es the eth sad Ilth of army nos ; fee flibreitar, kat* /WO, Adis, mM , by these of the lath sad 17th of eselt sheath sad fee Beashea, Ike OootWs Sonad, HaLbearva, sad Sydney, by the stesasses Loe b( Seedbusples ea tito SOO of every sod!—Yor farther rtanapply the Coospeay's Moss, 112, Leadenbaltoisest, d sdos ; or Oeleatal-olaos, Southampton. THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY (Wetted). lecorporated wider " Is Oteapeatee Ad, left" whereby the liability at each shareholder Ia lhaleed. Capital C 1.000,000 (with posrs!r to lacrasse), b 210.000 shares el 1150 noels - . First true 10,000 thares. Deposit on application El per !base and PA on allereent. It is not proposed to call up more than &I An per sham In Instalments of XS 10a., at Intervals of not Ws than tam months. Henry A. /Sankey, Faq., Cfraina; of the New Zealand Banking Corporation. London. Carnahan Joinaston, Esq. (Mews. Samuel Johnston sad Co.), Liverpool sad Emil LiOtly Simpers, Esq., Director of i,the Orval Faatern Railway Coupany. Loaders. Wens 7 apiad-garden, Leedom. William Barter, Taq .Lioyos (itema. W. Barter and Ca),Loadon. E. Stewart Jones, Esq. (Mews. Jona, Palmer, arid Co.), Liver. Fool. Alexander Reeler. Esq. Marra Almonds, Make sad Ca), Wades and Nem Woodiall, B4 e. t ;DLrector of the Empire Marine Insurance y. Liverpool. Jo C luTZO n wo. Esq. sta l l , of Messrs. Grant, Smith, sad Co., Cal cutta), London. W Digby Smith, Ewo. (liressra Smith, Preston. and Co.), liter peoL Frederick Levi, DR. (Mews. Philip Levi and Co , Lead= ad Adeliala Captain Thos. A. Carr, Lloyds, London. W. T. Mabee, Esq., Temple, EC., Loodoa. Matthew 11. WEIL, Ear (Yews Willis sad Co.), Liverpool. PRIM Lo . d ..._} Calms Bank of London . Th. Agra and Whatenosn'sa i atendted). Llympool—Tbe North Western Bank Inland—The Provincial Bank of Ireland. SOLICITORS. London—Years. Davies, Son, Campbell and Rama. Liverpool-11mm Lam, Banner, OW and Loa. 11110IAMIL Lo non—Mann. Sewell Brogfara Liverpool—Means Tamar end Co. Glaagow—Meaue. Witwan and Auld. Scargeon—Captaln Wm. Champion, Lloyds. Temporary ollore-40. Old Broad-street, London, E.C. 4BRIDGID This association te forsaiTd far the purpose =skim( advances by way of mortgage or otherwise on d... wharvee. shlp yards, deeka, warehouses, and every a of saartture iseurltlea sad will undertake the geueral b of a flosadal Tbiaitielee at essoclation may be sem at the oaths of the 0014,7., DetNIN prod. see aad forma of application for therm w to otoolood from the Banker% Broke" and Solicitors, sad at temporary Mica of the Oempaay. A for dimes meat be made la the form annexed So a =na. accompanied by the deposit of Ll par share. If no t be made, the deposit will be retuned la fall, and If a less namber be allotted than Is embed for, the sundae will be ailed towards the payment in ellotaiest THE CREDIT X 80, Lombard- Capital C 1,000.000, In 20.000 al capital 1.400,000, .OBILIER (Limited), ,ftreet, IL4 Berea of gm as& Babecribed In 10,000 almes. DIRECTOR& CEizawaa—The Right Hon.JAMES ETITMET WOSTLET. The Hon. T. C. HaMarton, 11. P. I Edward Warmer. Lai, IL.P. Alexander Limber, Esq. Cberiaa 12La. Esq. lama Lavick. Eaq. I Henry Palma, Seq. Jahn Westmorland. Itegi llaamia—Albert Graaf. law • Men. Ideolormsa, Petard Mildred, sad Lb., London. Yam Smith. ?apse, mod Sodas. Loudest This Company is prepared to osoottste Govarsossat sod Mant el* Imam, and to of in carryimi oat coocessloso To make advances no approved securities. To effect the porchaae and We of abeam, stocks, &e., and to tranaset financial businem severally. Alm to receive money at deposit fee portods and Lena to be weed apes. Commonteatime to be made to the Somstory. Terspeosry Odious, PO, Lombard-street, Loodon, E. C. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Lenbandetreet, LC. Capital. es 11,000,000 in 10,000 shar of /60 h, Bubeeribed Capita l , £ 500,001 , in 10,000 sham e e ac GILLIRMAS—The Eight Hoe. JAM= STrART WORTLIY. Dwirrv.CHALuutan—JAMlB LEVICI, Eau. The Hoc T. C. linntrarten,lLP Ai Maybe Makin, I. Idward Werner, Req., M.P. Saari Pwaall, Sa‘. I. P. Alexander Dunbar, Lin. John Walanarland, lg. Charles Ella, Lot LA. Charles I. Newbon, Lg. AGER—Albert Grant, tag. BAXlani Mama klaaterrean, Peter, Mildred, and Co. Beak of Loadoe. ml. Ceemsay advances money ea the deposit of title-dead' Of approved freehold or le •eehuld property to Great Britain, with or without reirular mortgage, guarantees titles or securi ties, and. r agent, .egntlaten loans cm mortgage for long or short periods Wo receives money on &vomit to filed periods walY, at rates to be ~reed upon. Camreuniestiona to be addressed to the ALIPMEMTE. Secretary. Tempegary °faces, SO. Lombardutreet, LC. L ONDON BANK of MEXICO and 13011 4 111 AItitHDCA (Lbelied). (Lamed by the amelgsmatlen of the Londoo and Meth Aniericaatal and , Mexican Loki). Capi tt,M,OO. edineribed 61,000,400, to I 11 MAM Mares ot L. 50 each. ounkaus—roaN SATSIMOI. Fy., Cheirmen of the titaadard Beek et &WO South Abbe. Derurr-CEAMhar—JAILES L. HAAT, /ay. (J. Hart and Oa!, MiLlidt3l Coosa D1R1C2022. William Walker Well, lip., M.P., Direetor _Oriental Bank Oarporeline. Troderiek HarstsonoLm. Director tondos mad County Bank. Abel Heywood. Dm, ei-Mayor of Manchmter, Director Alamos Baak. William Laded= Jones, Big.. Lk Local Director Anglo- Mexican Blot Company . Lift Leogwoelly, inq Manclealrw. Minima J. limas" Am., Director London Bank of Scotland. lobetellaramm, Bp Manclunter, Dirmeer Alliance hank. Clarke Alemoder um, Li, /aft at the Smoot lt. and H. Tharberm Almandeia. moLlCrrole. Lanka—Phu lad Arglee, I. Let Iledle.avatin. Thome Heary Scarborough, Bp., o. lMeetsabary- Mum Liverpool —Melettar. Holt, and Monad. Cackling& BAXILSJUL London sod County Bank. 21, Lotaberdalmet Alliance Beak, Loodos, Liverpool. sad Masollestar. Manager to Itexko—William Newbold, Interim Manager to Lima—P. Macbeth Nalisy, Bea Agents in haria—Bbeleellehelso, Ookbehmidt, and (b, Amnia to Versants—Nat" Barton. sad 10. la Sae Lob ALM—Darla sod Ca laglL= la prepared to undertehe every demetylkm et Bank. business In coseedonwith herd Adrian ot the mitred M the Nat In Maim are Lee* looked kr, and the announcement ot the enalinallellnBo2 et heetneen Arrongemeetkeere podia, far the epeging et other branches in South Amides, et which due mike will bel=imi By ardor, Ccroldil, LC. WM. ?MOS. MOHLVION, IleceMegy. TAN Mom SS, THE LONDON sad VENEZUELA BANK (Itanited). i=orated ander the Compasks Ack 180 L IMO 000, ID 10,000 Sham or $.40 eaci tTpower to increase,' lease 6,000 sharp. It Is propesel that no loon las Mil per abbe bail be sad up, but that by beau amiss] required shah be rebel by additional issues of baba, and that the then shareholders shall bars a praterenat right to allotment pro nth with their holdbp. t 1 per share to be paid as aprommoa, mad a on allotment. not tooled M per abbe, at benumb at not Men then One tetothe. HENRY ALM Itiii(3l,l■7l,l7eS;* Marmon. eta lisisestag. Pm, cosaig-alosra of lissome* Imam 113im Yeast* Isq , Loud,* Weasels( Director. Mired W. Post* os. , Coral tor VIIMIOWS (A. W. Parks sad Co ), Li Giacomo Servisq., Venemeloa Comsat for Italy, aad Davy:Swot Ile of Caracas. tandem David Wiliam Isra. (W Was. Moresslar. asY Co 4. Csusaatriwk Load,* E. L Bonitos, i 4 19r 1. Dodfw and Co.). Caracas and Guerra. Frederick Bram* Zap. (yers, Brenda end Co.), Caracas and La Guava. Carl Kelm, the. (Carl Rahn and 0o.), Contial-Gemeral for Bel gium, Managing Director ae Bank Comma Ceramic John Bob!, keg. 'Amite, o h ßl. and o.), Gionnal-General for Hamburg. and Coastal for the Owns, Maims, sad IA Gown With power to the Board of Directors in Zealand to add to their amber. ILAJZZAS. kires Batik, Ommonetreet, LC, Westerman, Peters, and Co. North-Western Bank (Limited). SOUCISOSs—Yeses. Limber and Yllls, I. lancesternlace, Wand and Or shamitociee, KG naolll6. Inadon—Lesis H. Hashrwood, Yen, Fotindar's. oonrk,Lothbary. Liverpool —Wean Taunton sad Co. Manchester - Mama Taunton end Co. AUDZEUSB —Mem& intlitor, Ball end Co., S, lloorgate-efreet, LC. Lad col to be cheese by the durebelden. 811C/111•17 (pro tem)—Y. de Tivoli, Up Temporary 011 ons—r, Inalt.balithens, Uniting, LC. PIPITZCITS. The lamdlom amd Veursela 111;M - lit foe its proved open tines a posed taasecupesd. and Is most urgently required. Pre liminary aseotiattena have been la thogress for muse micustits, and the project tae been submitted to the judgment of the most eminent Venezuelan merclunta. and has met with their un qualified approval. Bayport is promised in ,kighly ladweatisl traartera, aad the directors are assured that the privilege of te maim bank solar will be awarded by the goverment. Berra Carl Baku and O. mambo, Directors and represanter tires of the proprietors in the Bank of Cacao" have Jenard the BuarJ, end have undertaken. on the .meet of the Loudon and Verrecuels Bank, to does their estabbehment, and to tremola their badness to the llfinent , Company. The Making hteillties which Caracas Ms hitherto pommeled have been very nudist but the fact that the Bank of Caracas hoe— downs lee restricted means --sensed a net prod& ezeeellag 30 mot per annum, leaves no doubt that the present sa wn' result In complete wares. The f published by Meows Idathesoit and Co. (while Inviting Wader' for the Venezuela Loan I. June lasi), will eon arm the above stalemente fleretatilLUrt aa satire thethes el hankies appoin ts Venom/eta. Peeseeeedal every advantage of chests and soil, within sixteen days mall of Ittzglead, the easing; mane tecillUse are quite inadequate to the commerce of the csoutry, and to the thereaming production end rapid y ettemding exports of Its codes, cocoa, cotton, hides, . The ademiteree of this institution will he shelves tail ;NM; poktica/ty or lassciallg Interested In Oa prasporky ale Vow zuela, and as the rates of lutc,eat nage tram 10 to 1i per coat per annum, the gamete may be expect, d to be cougdarable." It may be dial, that since that period, owing to the Increased aid lacreeath demand for capital for the esMvation of cotton, which to now England la lugs gresslities, it finch safe and table to p i loyment at much higher Mae than thole quoted y Yews Matheson. The want of an Exchange Bank In Venezuela meadow the stoat inconvenience and difficulty la buying and selli;orlez and large thou are made by private indivld basinse direct interest in drawing or remitting, Inuit in duced is at either one or the other by the Oder of tempting pinkie. The London and Venezuela I ink will supply this want ; and inaiminch as returns as be made with farpeater ra pidity from Venezuela than Isom lull., where the introduction al banking facilities of a like nature has been found extremely profile/de, it Is certain that this branch of the proposed buelasee mM beagle mere remunerative. . . The7oreducia of Von — *theism, — °ogee, cocoa, althea, tobacco, bides, indigo, 4110014, and dye Mode . with an inuatheas variety of others, less known, but equally valuable. Its coffee le of the burst quality, and Its cocoa to unequalled. On the now •11 - lin portant &Me* cotton, the following, train • leading article In the Deily Telegraph of the igth January, lee., will be reed with interest, particularly in connexion with hacking and mad. cal " Prom Vicinage the quality is good end theta, sad some even of the wild plant La dear-ribed by competent Judges as being like middling th.thins. Parcels imperfectly ginned have been recently sold In the Liverpool market at Is. and ta. Id per lb. Wages are low, and a large therethe In the cultivation a telly ex ; but the great want le aaletteL" crl. parts of the country coal la Wend cropping out on the surface of the pound within a tow yards of the sea, sad the mineral wealth of Venezuela la well known to be very large. Thle has been dethdastrated by ways of many specimens .1 gold, silver, copper, and Isa which were shown In the late _ . Tiv;;lncipal oswirol of Gee Laudon sad Yawn.la Bank will be vested d the Board of Directors la They will Watt a manager ef knows saailliosteona in who en his arrival will have the aseistance mod advice of the In Caracas and La Guaira, who an Europeans of long residence and high standing in Die country, and well known la connezion with Veneration trade and finance. Th ". ;34reet;r7reeerve - to Utemeiree the right to allot .o new end in such . =Mar .. they deft sapedtent. U no allotment to made the deposits grill be returned in tull. Aye hundred dune ere ramrod kw allotment in Venezuela. . . Applications k* shares ram{ he made la the accompanying form, which, vdtb prospectuses, may be proeured of the baldest% oilldltara broker.. or secretary. at lite alines al the olaspasy, whore the articles of amodatios may he leepestod sad every to ionnatios obtained. TIM LONDON AND . V6NIZCILA BANN tLhoited). boribolool by Ye Ibbokoro To tibbDkoolows Ile bomb= abtflromezoolobu!k 3.laldtecy. C R I N u O LI N zt u rn am bl c islie gl Actirionl,. with Wok am toiIows:&AIiD— CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE at VAUXHALL, 1730. CRINOLINE h la MODE, 1735. CRINOLINE 4. la MODE, 1745. CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1760. CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 7800. CRINOLINE in PICCADILLY, 1864. ORINOLINE in our PARKS and PROMS NA!cDIII.-1. TlROTT lml lublisher of the zb d owt, wad THI FITINISHIWO OF PHD-ROOK& . IT LL sad SON bars observed for some Nati' Goan valid be •theeleseesio *Sr ClNlMlldrite 808 a Mach largeg seised pekoe Bed-rooat Auskare kaajsma red that to preqpiety et VW milk l a t e e Pl a ed 'ereat deaktpateas of laratake, ft Is kat wadi =sdwarld be pissed to separate - have. IiaLTZD keep art Additional a&011-k0018. white tbay ars asabkd net oak ti extend dark show of Lara, ha., arid Weed Itsferoada aad Bedoeosa ktralOwe, beyond what tbsp belkos has ever km attesa bat she to proVate. ward enia roues ter the rs.se et leaping esespiete sulks et Derhoooes Fraltare rw dB sat Week hpeased Deal Goods way be eseaps couplet* sakes et Ors or dx elferee t 0010 me, Ouse et this opt awl ersabeeotalir others of a plainer dee , MpUsa, Who Deal ‘ Farafttre. Perished Deal, OA, sad Walest sk also set apart la sePaseis roma a ths4 sWO arkeere an sik be lee the effort as It would appear in awesome. Sea et ifiasepsy seeds he Nis Wier liktrobiess, aid Japsarod Gook for Plata sad Bervaald wok Is vary peaky ta. wowed, the whole bombe as complete sa assortment of led sees !hawker* as they Waken posit* be disked. BILL sad noire ILLUSTRATLD CATALOODI of Bedsteads, Peddle& sad Bedreess Pandas" met tree by= 107, lara Totkalwookakoaed. TRIALS OF THR ARMSTRONG AND WHITWORTH GUNS. The course of experiments with the field gnus has new been going on since the 4th of April, and judging from the number of points still to be cleared up, and the new subjects for inquiry which seem to be opening out as the trials proceed, it may be another aix weeks before the Committee decide upon which is the most eligible gun of the three submitted for their judgment. Even in the sub jects of range and accuracy the trials have not yet been completed according to the programme, while the great question of endurance of the guns is pro ceeding very slowly, and it cannot be said u yet in a decisive manner as to the strength or weakness of either of the guns. Up to the present time the three guns with which the trials commenced have been fired a few times over 1,700 rourals ' • and though they none of them show any signs of dangerous wear and tear, they have been ordered to be used in future only in continuation of the firing for en durance, a fresh set of three guns being taken into use for the shell practice earned on on Thursday and Friday last. The adjournment to the 30th has been necessitated chiefly from the store of proper ammunition being exhausted, and partly from the exigencies of the great national festival, which it seems can thus silence the guns of Shoeburynces. DRAMA. —.in.—. LYCEUM. After something more than a twelvemonth's wive trading as ea importer el the Pres& drama, sad • enesseefal trial of the pia al keeping as adapter en the premises, Mr. Feebler retained to Hamlet en Sinerday night—a character in which he Ant excited the curiosity at the town, and obtained the discriminatiart applause of the thiaking few. Mr. Pechter's paremation of Hamlet has been so often analysed daring the last three yams, and its phyreal pecu liarities have beans* often bionght before thepahlio by artiste and photographsen that weNnayspare ourerves thelaboor Of • loagdmeripioallfr. Plehter rankle ep hie oinceptionof the @bander on a Ureug, overpowering •Pertioa far the mur dered Hmg, his father ; and the deep sorrow of a matins. pities man averse to action and apt to brood o►r ON idea, is saver allowed to disposer, even is the most staring parts of the tragedy. To relieve the madame- we may almost say the gloom—of each an embodiment, the speeches, excepting the soliloquies and soma of the map monism with Horatio, which are soliloquies la spirit, are delivered with agreeable rapidity and dramatic Bre. The old elocutionary nimble is never heard. The colloquial parts of the tragedy am pronosooed with no overpowering mom of the antiquity of the play, Lad of the godlike roper/jou of ►he author; bat thin realistic rendering is never allowed to dab below a certain relined level of art. The lout pleasant fastens is the embodiment are • rather overacted suspicion of hie friends in the Met act, a went of variety in the me of the hands, end a tendency to play Into the arms of Horatio and others. The two greatest pieces of acting, in our opinion— those in which most impulse is shown—are the delivery of the flas soliloquy, which closes the second act, commencing with " 0, what a rogue and paamot slave am I ;" and the some with Ophelia, when . the King and Polonias are concealed behind the anal. The full force of Mr. Pechter', acting in parts requiring high impute and self-abandon ment has never been seen yet, and probably never will be seen while he plays in the Eagligh language. Almost per fect as his pronunciation now is, and magical as he has m►de his delivery, it is yet painfully evident that when be gives freedom to the passion which is undoubtedly in him, he either loses his words, or become. indistinct. This was particularly apparent in the closet rem, and might have been in the play scene if he had acted up to his feeling for the situation. His expression of face ma often vary Bon end notably so in the last scam, when ha eye, " the rest i• silence." Hi make-up, with the long flame hair, has not bees altered, we believe, and it could scorer, be improved. Hiss Bate Terry played Ophelia with tender grace and feeling, especially in the mad mem ; and the ver► thin lies which separates madame from draakemess, as represented (azonet's rmenamm.) 71114 univaßzericer IN ARIA. , PARK MAT 22. Araiieue of te-day says r--" News from AilfillECte.eles 19th is favourable. The success of 4 AlmiAlthliguy leas produced a good effect. It is, kepromm, impossible to deny that the movements itlest here taken place upon the different points of ilffnestilman territory lima certain connez i een. The laqudqat of the UFO insurgents betray. the Man tc* 4t4 14 . relittiourbencietiy which hits been extend ' ids action to Algeria.. Many of the native !chiste l theoght that Fraram would be engaged in a gpmerat Ter M,1804.. They ere very well informed thfg events in I.urope. Several of - their num. burreppire the Arabic journal published at Ma rtantinopie, which contains the debates in the Preach chamber and the English parliament." The Algerian papers of the lab instant contain a soommuniostion from the authorities giving the de tails of the victory gained hp Gene* Deligny,when SAO Al** worm repulsed. ; 44ter the engagement the 1 inst. the Minas. embed the homes of 1 2eatteemby burning the supplies and pillaging the warehouses. Colonel Im Pelmet arrived during the night the 15th, and re-victualled Zama:goals. Be lme ooveredthe plain of Belizean. with reinforce/estate. It is stated that the Tunis insurrection extends over almost the entire seaboard from Im Calle to Tripoli. PARIS, NAT 22, Rizonga. Tim 12th regiment of the line and a detachment of military &Miran' have been despatched to Algeria. MABRETILLF-R, YET 21. Adrian from Algeria state that Marshal Pelimier has been taken ill. TOULON, NAT rt. Four steals frigates are being prepared for the conveyance of troops to Algeria. FRANCE. PARIS, MAT 22, Eviorum. The ship Till. de Paris, having on board Vire- Admiral Bonet-Willaume; left Toulen for Tanis this morning._ Baron von Bengt returns to London on Wednes day next. The Pays of this evening, announces that the Turkish Lieutenant Ismail Bey his been killed by the population of the Servian village of Vachimiz. The Patric of this evening publishes a telegram from Trieste, stating that England has concluded a convention with the Viceroy of Egypt, for the passage of English troops. WIILON, MAT 22. Vice-Admiral Bouet-Willaumez has left here for Tunis with six men of war, carrying in all 610 gun& THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, MAT 22. A conspiracy has been discovered to overthrow the government of Prince Conan, and effect the separation of the Principalities, with a return to the former regime. The contents papers seised on the person of Dr. Lamberti, who arrived yesterday from Con stantinople, showed the connivance of foreign ene mies of the Prince. Dr. Lemke:Ai was arrested with Prince Soutso, formerly Minister under Shirbey. The prisoner confessed his guilt, and acknowledged the authenticity of the documents signed by himself and by the other persons com. promised in the affair. This news, which was published on the morning fixed for the plebiscite under the new electoral law, caused a profound sensation. The voting was commenced by the populace, amid loud cheering for the Prince. ITALY. TURIN, MAT 24 Bram. In the Chamber of Deputies the estim►tes for the various departments of the Ministry of Public Works came on for discussion to-day. Signor Mordini called the attention of the house to the current rumours of bribery laid to the charge o[ several of the deputies in reference to the South Italian Railway Company. He proposed that a parliamentary inquiry should be instituted to deter mine whether the dignity of the national representa tion had thereby been impaired. After some further observations the proposal was unanimously approved by the Chamber, and the President was instructed to appoint a committee of seven members for that purpose. ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE DITCHESS OF BRABANT. BRUSSELS, MAT 21. The Duchess of Brabant gave birth to a prince= this morning. Her Royal Highness and the infant prince, are both doing well. -- law - yam MAT 10, Enema. The military ne . yl jag* conaislfred decisive, but is generally interpreted' by the public as favourable to Grant. General Grant fought two severe battles in Wil derness on the sth and 6th inst.,,but no official rePortw have let been published of these encoun ters. Secretary Stanton bu issued a bulletin stating that the general mealM might be considered as a success to the Feder* arms. The fighting on the 6th was the most desperate that has ban known in modern times. A large amber of prisoners have bean both lout and cap tured. Nearly the whole of the 7th Pennsylvania r egizient was taken. General Wadsworth has been After the bottle of the 6th General Lee com menced a retreat during the night by the direct road, land on the 7th General Grant began the pursuit. .onatral Hassock passed through Spettsylvania Court House oa the Bth, and on the same day Grant's head-quarters were 20 miles south of the battle field of the 6th. President Lincoln has issued a Proclamation stating that sufficient was known of the Federal operations to give muse for special gratitude to God, and recommending all patriots to return thanks to Him. Congratulatory visits were paid by the Washington citizens to the President, when he made a speech, in which he said that although Grant had met with stubborn resistance he was not forced back from the line of operations on which he had started, but was advancing on the line be had marked out before themovement commenced. Correspondents furnish the followingparticulars "In the battle of the sth General Sedgwick ad , vanosd on the tight, General Hancock on the left, and General Warren on the centre. Strong resistance was offered by the Con federate under Generals Hill, Longstreet, and Ewell, and fighting continued along the whole Federal line until nightfall. In this day's battle the Confederates are reported to have captured ' nearly the whole of two Federal brigades, together with their commanders, Seymour and Shaler. On the 6th the engagement was renewed, said con tinned throughout the day with little abatement. In the forenoon Hancock was drives back, the Confederates repossessing themselves of some of the ground lost on the previous day. Sedgwiek, on the right, was thrown into confusion, but re-formed, supported by Burnside's reserves. Late is the day the Confederates pierced the Federal centre, pushing the Federal' so far back as nearly to detach their right wing. At the dose of the evening the advantage appeared to be on the side of the Con federates. On the night of the 6th Grant trans ferred the 6th corps from the right to the extreme left, and consolidated his lines. Lee commenced retreating daring the night, and on the following day the firing was of a desultory nature, both armies manoeuvring, Grant advancing his troops on the Spotteylvania Court-house road. In the after noon Lee's whole force was in full retreat in good order to take up another hoe of defeat's. It was supposed that Lee would halt on the North Anna River. The Federal lungs in both days' battles are estimated at from 8,000 to 12,000 men hors dm combat. A telegram from the medical director announced that from 6,000 to 8,000 wounded were being sent on to Washington. In his official report of the battle al the 6th, General Lee says :—" Our Ins in killed is large, but we have not many wounded. General Long street is severely wounded, Pegram badly wounded, and Jenkins killed." He thanks God that every advance of Grant's had been repulsed. Fort Powhatten, Wilson's Wharf, and City Point, on the JAMS River, bad been occupied by Genera Butler without resistance, and on the 9th the same general reports that he had advanced up the Peninsula with 1,700 coloured cavalry, crossing the Chickahominy to take up positions as the Fe- , derals advanced on Richmond. Three thousand cavalry from Suffolk crossed the Blackwater River, and burned the railroad bridge below Petersburg, thereby separating Beauregard's forces at Petersburg. One portion of Beauregard's forces was beaten by Butler after severe fighting. Butler bas ordered up supplies, raying he can hold his position against Lee's whole army. Be says Grant will not be troubled with reinforcements to Lee from Beauregard. General Sherman has occupied Tunnel Hill, and Genered Johnston is in position at Buzzard Roost Pass, north of Dalton. Sherman is now fighting for possession of Rooky Face Ridge. Macpherson has taken Snake Creek Gap, and is within seven miles of Regan, in Johnston's rear—Scolefield flanking Johnson, from Cleveland. From the Red River accounts continue more dis astrous to the Federal arms. The Confederate ram off Newborn is reported to have sunk. The New York Chamber of Commerce has ap pointed a committee to receive subscriptions to pay the interest of the State debt to foreigners in cola. COMMILECIAL INTELLIGIINCE. Grant is reperted-ler be- two miles north of Spottaylvania Court-honse, with Lee in his front, Ewell holding the heights north of tLat pima. It is reported that General Butler was engaged yesterday, and that an engagement also took plane between the iron-clads on James River. Grant's losses are now estimated at 27,000 men. (By telegraph to Halifax.) NEW YORK. Mar 12, Moaarma. On the 10th inst. General Grant fought another sanguinary battle with Lee, which lasted from the afternoon until dark. Grant's lines extended six miles along the north east bank of the River Po ; ' the Confederates occupying the south east bank and the village of lipottaylvania. The attack was coin= mended by the lirtillory of General Grant. Towards dark Burnside was ordered to charge the Confede rate right flank, when it was discovered that Lee had advanced round the Federal right flank add was moving &Su to break through Grant's lines, and had captured the supply traits in" thS Tiecierielmbrceg plank mad. ebeeked Darriside'sintelideitiovetnent, and be bs his ground, threatening the Confeaerate right, whilst the6th corps charged the Confederate centre. driving the enemy from 'their rust line of rifle pita and capturing 2,oooprisdners. In consequence of Lee's movement Grant placed his troops about, and having moved his trains to the rear, secured a new position for his artillery, but Lee did not follow up the movement. During the night be was reported to be moving. On the 11th Burnside advanced, and occupied Spottrylvania Court House, driving Hill's corps before him. Giant's losses are now estimated to have reached 40,000 in killed, wounded and missing. General Warren is reported to be killed. Johnstone's position at Rosana has been found too strong for attack. (By telegraph to lialifaz.) NEW YORK. Mee 12, Brixton. No report has been received of the battle being renewed at Bpottsylvania on the 11th. Lee is reported to be in a very strong position behind earthworks and woods. The occupation of fipotisylvania by Burnside bait not been confirmed. The Federal depot for the wounded is at Free dericksburg. The Africa, City of Manchester, aqd Nortb. American, have arrived oat. 00MIZILOLLL INTELLIGENCIL NEW YOU. NLY 12, &way; 1 Gold fluctuated yesterday nod to-day **tam 77 and 72 per cent premium, and slow to:4(kb* a premium of 76 per cent. Exchange on London, 190. Stadia slightly firmer New, York Centrals, 1313 ; Illinois, 126 ; Erie, 110 ; Si; per Cent. United States Bonds, 106/. Cottoq slightly firmer : Ilidling upland, 860. to 860. Flow quiet ; wheat advancing ; corn better ; provisions steady ; coffee quiet ; sugar firmer ; molar's. quiet. Petroleum : Crude, 371; refined, 671 to 68. DESPATCH OF HERR VON BISMARCK TO COUNT BKILNSTORF'F. The following is the official text of the despatch forwarded to the Prussian ambassador in London by Haw von Bismarck on the 15th inst. : Beriki Way 15. As h is Sobs fusses that the quota* of the mitt* el the two German powers with lipid to the Loud* treaty of 1862 will be test forward at the approsibing Ahoy 4 the Deafens* I had it requisite to *lce the fellowbur ter marks epos the subject. Up to Ma death 4 King Frederick VII. the Dermas posies were able to sweet that the mews of Denmark *old tidal Ms obligations it bed undertakes towards than, and that by this name, sod by a preseatatios of W esconsies law to the fats* of the Deckdae—which has sot eves yet takes place—the order el sessesios aimed at by the Leedom Meaty would be placed is perheriy legal peonies before the anticipated care of the domes of the crown actual!r occurred. These expectations wen sot l ady fraetastwd by the death of the Lag. but hie samestor epos the Dm* throw immediately proclaimed hie isles boo, by the act et the 18* November, sot to comply with rime obliptione. TIM imentsest of the King isms diately called Stead= to the 031111412 ken of those obligs time with the intended order of seeeserion— with regard to *doh 1 need ally refer Is sy despatch N. 487 of the 284 November—sad repeatedlydeclared that It should 11114ter fore mends iterif justified is regardieg the *sty _a( 1862 as so logger bSding epos Prussia. That she dift set imistly moan* he, withdrawal hoe that meat wm owing solely to niprd for the rmi powers, sod to the hope that Ds mark *klieg, by rs esdieg fres the ems breath of her obligatiose, would ret. wtahfieb the preliminary aisititiass sod afford the pet* bully of the eisinteciume of peso,. Even when pi pe = was deceived, whoa the cowstitutioe for Skew% o I. rim treaty sot only remised sentreeted epos let January bat then came iota eyerstios, the two 011,111111111 powen were unwilling to sake any immediate use of their rite. Bees at the *smear when they were hewed Is sclopt warlike IMINIGIVI spirt Dammat they desisted ik the despatch of the 31. st Jemmy cal the primal year tied they did not *sod to attack the principle of the integrity of the Dui* aomenhy. list they at the ease rime ex pressly meted that Deasearies f tinker persimesoe ia rte course the had adopted would compel them to *riles which would reactor it their duty to give up the oombisetiess of 1862, and to estleavesr come to an understandieg epos some other annammee* with the similar* of tits Loudest treaty. This a* hes ompletely oessried. The Danish government has car ri ed its peraistescie la dada to the stases; and boa ocalimed armed reasteace to the last. After all them °countess the promotes& of Ile mod cossider itself is may way kept bond by She it eastrooted es Om Eth Eon 11w, Pair Ulm cirouestaaees. Prussia cog- Medd tits tuft obit Dessert, and set with the ether powers ; w reeiimitioes wore only exceaegoi beeves& ) asd se4 between Bath. sod Lemke (° •erl7l lle etainlisug. Eves if, wbUt we do sot ad i z i t io t Ludes tiosty hod bine inhooded to mute o Iseluea so soil the Dottrel powerm, these would hums mind, together with SU treaty, u moos ea the Otter lapsed through sos-faldloteat it. peolissisory 000ditioria. 'The goretanost of the Log therefore cosaiders itself, is socordasee with the deelaraties of Junary &Mk 'mainly free Iron all obligation which smehl be d.ds oei from ths Ludes Treaty of 1 mad jellified in dieressimg ally other oesahimalies quite of that treaty. 11 malts from She salon of otheitol mimeo* that the solattoe of aquestie, the Enterers !peaty' e•