The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-16 00:00:00

1 / ------ - ... ... NEwslArEi t _ . 1 -tfiE'':;-4a.i..':-dxa1.47.4 h 1 7A7t ,-AI 4 0 e r . r.A.(I .' -...) ' l 7 24;iirrif 1 Lit; ow 1 r - • ilj —-' ' il tau 1 4 4 . • f ILI I i‘ IP - 1 I 111 air. i ,i •• :., . • - -.._ I._ . _ 0 11 , , . I ~ - • , . . 7. 71. x - . _ . . . LONDON, MONDATAMINVIC4 1•04. • 00. 5,544.) — ra — F,CUTTA Direct 6Tri at r iag at MADltate. Ilj MONTHLY AMAMI Ham Lardos.— Th. eplaaJLl ama~ scow olsommelarlaTlVS will loos me& gsettomMooks Hes lalk Joao, use Plyesielli UM Jues. Tb. pompon or wood Iris tram Imam to Rte Ned embark by Or Compeers memo tomeest.—ese laribrt Worm. b o n appal to BOND mod Y u DLL limar i = l : : mi.ookilas, I. ,e, or CALMAT MI Ce. wok LW. ROYAL LIgiCUAL THLATRX. 17edsir Ursa. tat Mr. METZ& M. TIMM wllkeetc r, 01/lIRDAY sett, Key 11. Mr. J. Droop= : Obesh Mr C rraan ; leer** kr. C. Vended's!!! : Haratto, Mr. L 0. Shen; let Mt. I. leightleeesbe : Ole* Yr. 1 Mertes ; lterea W. •lyre, 1. Maim lteeniese. Ilarebutd, Celferd hdreeede, Stow Collatt.lllas la t e = 7 Ulm& Mu M. Ileorade ; sad 0. Mee IL- The wo Yr nery pekted by Kr. R. Tall— Mine The &era ape' it it tedtpeet te a d Earehele•emeacet MAIL The whot ETlll . 22t_the wlll be derided between the Italiceel rod the Dessalie = School lramd=W " bereeNte dilly tree 11 UR & leeted lot Nag 14 well to aed.W as Istorday, the ILL Th=72" --" 7 "--- rateption woo brilliant and nnaroody aanded. : a [Stamped, Id. Additicsalj [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC (=mat riumaus3 AMERICA. THE DRAWING-ROOAL By command of the Queen, s Drawing-room Was held as Saturday at St James's Mace by hoe Royal Ingh am§ the Patacis of Wales, as behalf of her Majeety. Preleatetiomo at thin Court are, by the Querefs pleasure, to be otanidered aa egaiweisat to peseastaticermade to bar Maiesty. UNIVIRBITY INJELLIGSNOZ. OLYBICIDGE, YET 14. The Royal mail steam-abip Australasian arri►ed at Queenstown at 12.15 a.m. yesterday, with 146 passengers and 210,192 dollars in specie. She landed 66 sacks of mails and seven paesengers, and pro oeeded for Liverpool at 12.90 am. All well. r.• • • • (By isispipk from flass.) - CALCUTiA, Ann. 25. NIP. Ashley Eden, British envoy to Bhootan, has bastion/tad by the chiefs of that state in public Butter. Ile warn subsequently imprisoned, and • cotopalled to sign a treaty ceding British Lamm t Arab& TEE BRAZILS. (By Wiliam* boas Limbos.) MO DX JANEIRO, Ann. 25. MATILICULLTION& —(THIS Dilr.)--)410W COM. 1 1 11 . 04 St. Jobs% 1. Poseienore, Bt. Jahn's, 2 ; Bt. Uses, 2; Was, 2; (Arid's, 1 ; Eamanuel, 2; Dowsing. 1-1 L Bum, Christ* I—Total, 12, OXFORD,. Ray 14. In a congregation holden this morn ing at 10 o'clock, Ming the het lay of Tefaity Term, the billowing degrees were maimed, TM :—Nasters of Arte—Rm. Allan Beecher Webb, Vaivemdy Wive Richert B&W" Exeter Ccdiege ; Rev. Radom Bortisnrorth Moorbome, Quess's ollip ; Rev. William Gbert, Branson College ; Rev. William C IJebea Oct., Obriat il Ohara ; Rev. Chair Big& Oheiat Mara ; Rev. Thera' WillLm didebotham, Megdslea-ball. Backelon et Arte—Ategmetee Blair Doeald agOcriel Ooßep ; Homy Eared larmore, Pembroke ILA. Oomitatis Caner—Rev. Edward Headland. Cis Oellege, Cambridge. - - CANTERBURY Dirsat. py Willie's line, esee,lbeed V 1843.—T0 mall "BO 14. a. neritaXess c lipper BELLISSIMA, AI It park Imes, '4WD IA Commander . pooling In IC LlBeletee book. TVs lbemorlto %met has uminaml amemeoedoßeo for stows_f 'ebb sod ether passengers, tabs ass toecommeoled to Utak bortho without delay wtth WILL A, GANN, sad Ow e & ; or ORILILN, ROBINSON, sod Co., Tait ImUirovamo, Imes& itto - Priner sod Prisms Of Wakq atianded by tir lair sad °•florae in Waiting, sad rocutted by a party et Life AGRICULTURAL HAL 4 ISLINGTON. BZOOND lITZZNATIONAL BMW OF Vaboandln Man& Rankin =ele, Dearhounk. Brolkomela. = And i tr is ts4a &MA an Foredo& Watch Vends and Itale, so be bold at the Aettedtass4aregtoo, on 1 1 2.1 DAY, Bsturday, Monday, Tosellag. and eitateday, nth, Mb, Min Mat May, and 24 Jan& ISIK By orlon & SIDNIY, Ben (Per the Aullwarlan.) NEW YORK, iIAT 3, Emma. The Richmond Examiner states that a battle is impending in Tennessee. It is expected Dia* the Federal& would attack Dalton. Gouda, proceeded from lierlboroaphicais, aad irrived at et. James Paws at about two o'eloek, where their royal higluesese wren received by the Rletries of the Robes aad the great Whom of the Qwee's Heasebsid. Hw Royal Ifighasee the Osaad Dogma of Neeklesbarg- Starlits arrived at the Pales% allealled by the Led, Omar Rae Cart sad Hues V.. Plow& Her Royal Rieman the Priam, Mary of Cambridge *seised, ateseded by lady Gereldise Somerset sad Oolasel H. Purvis. OTAGO Direct, by WOW& Line, a Zits- Wished la 1043.—T0 tall Jane 10, the Mar 1901, A 111 peek 1010 tam 306111.11 illOgra r ecemender . WAD' In the Ina&e Doek. Ma rowel valeta; Sete •limited amber of peiamere, mad aft Applisellea for belied or aware it necessary to ./.IS, C. sad Oe.,S, y-ennere : or GLIM AMNION, sad Co. Beel Wire &MOS, Landon. Forrest is nunound to be within a few miles Memphis, preparing to attack that city. The Confederates are again reported to be threatening Paducah. Nothing positive has been heard from SteeWs column. Some statemenbt represent Lim as marching the north aide of the Red River to join Banks ; others, that he is surrounded on the Little Miasonri rhea, awaiting reinforcements._ Nudging, •n Leaden, 27* to 27* ; oa Paris, 346 to 348. Coffee good first, 7.500 to 7.600 rail. Shipainla einoe the departure of the het steamer 19,000. Stock, 30,000 begs. LISBON, May 15. Tbe bleasagaries Imperil'lee steamer Eetremadure arrived here this morning with the above maiL Hi. Royal HON= tie Date of Ounbridge arsine& ab. tended by Oohed Tyrirblll. lib 8... Higbee= Prime lcturd of lieze-Weiwar was present at the drevriagormws. Her biejoety'a body gaud of the Hoseerable °ape at °mileage-et-Amp wu ea daty la the elate releone, ender the weamead d tM liestenant. Tbe royal body gaud at the Timm at Hsi thud au es daty, eadulthe oee.er.d of ailed smaisielbiirm br Wallis.. NAIVIAI:EiCICIPCZ CLAMS I.ollT.—The Exasders hi &a Selma of Mewed Mem bay. &Is atersoot Mu& their seed .1 alarm as fallow, :—Olas 1. Marla Pada, lid., f3cirgaz at Built Collage Clausli d ir Clan 3. Nil. Oen 4. Frederick Sates Dodd. MeV Callego.—J. A. Dam, G. CHIUMB, W. 8. Cauca, uala:ism enum e rw Yost F LIVER.POO NEW YORE, and r i p i tumainnA 4W 0011WAIIT Wend dee oedoldog thole tell-powitedhatle boa tom Moat" eertylog the Potted MON MN I,ITINFOOL FOR 11W YOWL CITY OF MUMMA Wedreday. Kg lit ___ AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. net NOM SHOW will OPEN IN Jet:. CLOellt aa the UM Joao—Prim Ude We DOW Telll7_,_ sad may be demised ea istioadems to B. SIDNIY, bee. FrANGia. JlolWeimplealb.ll. IL IL/ o f. Kw AY weeny W 7eleltrl dlidadad Stimr&Al• Pals memo by the elemetis s== s lakhoZ i Id. 17, sad gulase4 aecordtmg es the =..the S•kgßeq•• drasmo.ll= Parasol pewee th. eld peeeltim Week the Umetedaeleet. Ned /kWh lielbel l"lN Cef on very adveatemeeee WILLWI INMAN. ti t =er es s i t nele Yd DIACZY , dd. ilea OXFORD.-THE =RAY WIVES OF sal UN BALLO IN NAP. b iaMIOWN. lq Ohs 'bolo a tie ma ',Mr. P. Joeirlamm The Oneida waived atPernambnoo on the 29th ult, TXRR/TIO STORM IN THE INDIAN OCEAN, The following intelligence has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Orien tal Steam Navigation Company : "The Candle, which left Aden for Calcutta on the 27th April, met with a fearful cyclone on the 22tb, and put back to Aden on the 3rd inst., having kat all her sails, mizenreast, maintopmast, five boats, and deck gear. She was to leave again on the Bth for Calcutta.* The following petlenen received Testamars :—Edniund T. Danbury. Magda., Coiled% ; Frederick 8. Dodd, Trinity Wiese ; Moms Ms, Wadies= etlier College • John L. Jones, J m e: ii malW aisd Airedrie C. li °Juke Chnt'eli MINA am* ; R. Thema. ; JOGS Whip. r p- THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTIL, IlOtWuraTazirr, T. JA3MS, LONDON. " Honig Comforts and sodomite charges." The Confederates iave captured and bwrned'Hie Federal gunboat Petrel, two miles above Yazoo city• The House of Repreeentativea has appointed a committee to investigate the charges of fraud and immorality in the Treasury department. Congress ham passed a resolution equalising the pay of coloured and white troops. The City of Washington, Scotia, and Damascus have arrived out. The Priam!, of Wale. Seek her stakes i■ the treat of the name, aeseaspeaied by the Passe of Asks aad other =webers of the royal Lowly. Her Royal Higbee., wee, s rick black ilk tie* trimmed with s deep barrier of coupe sod jet; • pettlesat of bleak silk, covered with boeflsat■ sod mats of crape, sad oreeraseted with jet. Hesd-dreas, s tiara of jet, with black leathers sad tulle veil ; ereareeete, jet. Her Royal Highases able wore the Viciseis sad Albert kedge, sad the Lesiva' of the Order of Isabelle of Penwell " 11XCELLI:NTIE BIJOIMIERIE COLTRANTE. IA MODELES spicurx 1 la TABRIQUI."—JOH!f BILOGDICf, having been hemmed with • Meet.claas Medal at the Paris UnivmW Exhibition, accompanied by the above Bat tering tentimoatal, mopecitally invitee the public to an Mem. ties ct his GOLD CILAINS and extensive amortment of JEWELLERY, all mule on the premises. JOHN BROGDEN, Goldsmith. No. lk Ileszietta• Prot, Covent-garden. W.C. Establitbed A.D . ]iii Always made of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. This setablishment is closed at lin the events& sad on Ilaterdays I o'clock. WESTMINSTER HOSPIEAL MEDICAL SCHOOL On Thursday the 12th instant the prizes in the moral chines of the Westminster Hospital Rabat Sebool were distributed to the snommenl competitors by the Very Rae. the Dean of Westmuneter t who wee omporesd of the occmios by. the Rev. Chaos .1.. epees, Mr. Anderdos, one of the vic•-presidests of the harpies!, Mr. Bedford, 11x. Fereivall, sad the mediesl a sad loots en, besides 1111111111011 i friends el the pupils. Power, the dean of thl, the the preesedlap by media. his annual rend the medical school. in whisk be eve s most famisable mamma et its moan" sad of the dzhgence sad aoudad of the stades* and partimalarly adverted to the somas with whisk ell the pones bed peered their soma ersanimstioes der* the pod assn. The foilowies prizes were this distalimted by the Very Rev. the Dom of West. =Web-. 13HILLIPP8, GRAVES, PHILLIPP 6, and Co. despair the audanasaticmed lasbeism gamer, : for NOTTMLISLik the HATAVIIL every Nadas mortdmg, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 asa., man at Dieckwall ter pas amen at 11 a.m. Farm, LI 10s., sad lia OE : sad fir fyLNOORD every Thursday marnbig early from ell the Tower. Fare El. fer MMUS, neutral mark seder Rearam asp W ADLEL mom or SCHWALM every 'handy earalag (weather per altars), at g am., from lionelydowa mad from BreltwaD at 10 a.m. Fares, Sl e ti sad 10a. For GOT H END the OLIITA7 WALL, Tuesday moratag, from Norselydowa greet U LA :, and IL Ti be biL towed by the LONDON. For COPF-NaIMILN mad STOCLHOLX. the ZDITh, from Lonetio i ; b ni s: in a few (rya rat pply at 17aversal Mee reus.77 4 o e ; t a o 4 I4UOLLIPPL Ci t a IaTID, PHILLITTS, Itoo44aae. LC. OOMMP&CIAL INTELLII3F.NCE. A subsequent telegram states that the outward mails of 4th (11th) April had been transferred from the Candi& to the Meesegeries Imperials, Com pany's steamer Tigra, the latter vessel leaving Aden for Ceylon, &c., on the 4th instant. Her Bold Mishima the Oland Dachas at liesklambtier Sirehts worn tr►in of rich black silk, trimmed with Mask lase, sad s while petticoat trimmed with attbr abet sad black lace. Headdress, agars of dimwit& sad sapphires, leathees, sad val. Sionmehar sad maims, diamonds sad sapphire. C RINOLINES Games. CIRINOIJIM.--CIEMMA, or Jewelled. 91. Od. P 217201.1 1, D. PICCADILLY. CIRINOLINIB. —Bsuailectuna. 16.. sad 21a. PRILIVIT2, 27, PICCADILLY. CIRINOLINM—Oudina or Waved. 11%. &I. Pouvorra. la, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINEB.--Bsaafketursa Jewelled. 271.6 d. NUMMI% N. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Piccadilly Puffed. Ka. 6d. mamma. e. 7. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawing s with Prices poet free. MUM& 27. PICCADILLY. NEW YORK. NAT 3, Emma. Money easy. On Monday gold opened at 781, advancing to-day to 81, and finally to 94 per cent. premium, on account of the increased demand caused by the European advice. received pee the Austral asian. Exchange on London, 194 ; on Paris, 2.87 f, 2.80. There was • further fall of 3to 5 per amt. in stocks, the money market rallying sharply and to day closingfirm at the following prices :—New York Centrals, 133 ; Illinois, 126 ; Erie, 1111 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 113. Cotton alightle firmer ; middling upland, 85c. Flour and awn steady. Wheat quiet. Provisions good inquiry. Coffee and molasses steady. Sugar quiet. Petro- leum very firm. Crude, 381 ; refined, 581 to 60. MUSK!. Her Royal Highases the Mosso Mary d C.M.ssie wore a black OW milk ill* trimmad with rumbas al silk sad tulle; a pelgooat of black Owe milk, oseered with tulle, nobly trimmed with Los and bows of esti' ribbon. lieed-drees, s diadem of diamonds, bodkin, sad silver lulls rail. Seensaela, aseklaes, sod earrings of Canals& ligussore Pori" 1/611.—P4osikel Cimmoidry : Mr. G. P. Bs*, prize, !freed fratroarealle. Mamie Medics: Mr. 0. P. Bate, prim. mesa lesiva:mob ; and Mr. R. Bogdeo, eartitlasM Boteay : Mr. R. Dergesel, Pic Yadfaiw : Mr. George E. L. Como milloole. 1110d witery : Mr. 0. P. Bate, prim, eoq;ioil ineiroaratte ; Mr. G. E. L. Peens, orrigkete ; sad Mr. Ralph Barfly" oar , tante. THE ITALIAN THEATRES. The Prime of Weave wore the aiiforat cl the 10th Rum" al whit► regiment his Royal Higbee. is colossi, with the Insignia of the Garter arid the Star at India. OV by ERLAND ROITTE.-00MMIT2RCATION STT.AIf to INDIA, ADIMNALLA, &a, rti ZGITT. Tb. PININSCLAI mad 01ILVTAL MAK NAVIGATION CON:PANT BOOK TABU:NOW and resoles Corms sad Perak as OW London rico tor Gibraltar. Naito, Brgypt, Aden, Osykm, limb's. Calcutta. Shafts, sad Clank by their stommes Southampton ea Me Mb and NY of ovary WOW kg Nal* lank Adak and BSDsr by those of Um no and Mb of ..cb saotl. and tor N 11l q Boaaloa, Lay Geo 's Sound, Malbourna, and Sydsoy, by Or alsonon Un- Mg SooWauSo ea lb. Sulk of ovary maalb.—Tr boater apply st tbs Ooms'solloss.ll2. Lariambriarimsat, rt. t =cm . or O.fata .nlar, ilontamiamben. THE FREEHOLD and GENER•L VESTMILNT COMPANY Plated). .Incorporated under the Cowman Act Mt) Capital 0230,000, la 10.100 &area of t25111.11Ch. With power to thereon to £1,000,010. lint leew Z!. 0( ? aka"! . . - (•übscriptions for more than o f which have bees already promised,. Deposit on application al per Share, and it ea allotment. I.llls not to exceed or per sham, with an Interval of not hes than three months. It Is Dot Intended to call up more than Cia per share. but as more capital can be advantimposay employed, further Imam of thares will be made, in the abetment of which a prefermes will be given to the then existing Shareholders Should no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned In fall DIUCTOILIL The Right Hon. Lewd Men LESSIDY, Yosbasrhosse, IPeterWm, Chairman. Tim Right Bat Lard Vimoseat Madriee c t Pelamesonar% .net Inudwater-houae, Charles Kamp Diu Iraq., Bt. Alban's. Edward Barron, Boa, Milk-stnet, Clempsids. (Motu P. laacaridi, lbw, Old Intedetrua Director Tinandel Wooing Curpeny (Limited,. Prenettsk Bakelleinalirstl William W. Praia Nae., YaYgM illies' R. Boors. Is%, M.D., td. MMus Ratios, Esq., &teal, Director of Ike Wald and Exeter Railway Computy. Balthus—Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited:, 75, Corehill, and Oxford-street Branch, Se, Oxfordwtreet. BetitiwieS—Mmera. Matthews end Onsteana, te. lancoln'aina. ..x..... Slat. BROW-Alfred Ashton, /no., TS. Old Broad-etreet. ATDrroltia-Neesra Sardine, in. Whiney, and Gibbons, S. bank-buildier, Latlttatry. LC. Stritzrahr ;pro tent.)-11. N. Collier, Esq. Tempo Offices-1, New Broadatreet.court, LC. It well-kn rary own that louse property In London. whether free hold or leasehold. Judiciously purchased and managed with ex perience, la to the lugs proprietor a most remunerative la vestment -- Theatets of this , any are teparcissee, from time to time, mach tre e hold or imaehold property in Wisdom and its nelAdmar hood, as may offer racOlties for adaptation to Int clam housed cane, and chambers, or which may otherwise present speeMi rspatollties for impronment. A shareholder of moderate means may thou participate in the ownership of such property, and enny the advantages of a high late of listerrst, combined with complete security for hie invest sent. Bythe articles of sasocistlon power is given to the Directors to en interest, half-yearly, at Si per cent. 'per annum, span the paid ap capital of tut Company, without reference to the divi dends to he declared on such cspltal. The first step of the Company will be the pure-ham and deve lopment of some drat-class freehold properties at the west and, fee securing which moat advantageous agreements bare hem en toed Into, the 'tansy showing their tank In the andortaktag by agreeing to take • portion of the perchath-mouey la partly paid op shares of the Company. These properties preseut, In eltuatios sad in We noble cha racter of the buildhsgs partieby erected, rte hallo elements of sweat. It Inestinated that an outlay of A 40,0011 has already been made upon them, all which, together with the whole of the vale :ask freehold sites, ban been securest by the Company for lose than the outlay which has been made In building* alone. 11,,m careful surveys it is cakulated that • further outlay of te0...00 will f oily complete and fit up all the buildings, either as neeral trot-eine houses or as residential and uncial chambers, sod the reused to be dented therefrom bas been estimated by experienced velum to produce ajmfactent snm to ensure Interest and dividend amounting to 15 per cent. and upwarda (arising treat property ever increasing in value, after making ample deduction for repairs, outgoings, and management; and, when these properties are completed and occupied. It ls calculated they may be re-solo at a profit of 50 per cent to the Company. An advantageous sedation has also been concluded for the acquisition of a very e ale freehold and leasehold estate of eon elderable magnitude, le ieh will produce a large income from brasses of she most improving description. Arrangements have beep made with a respectable and ex periment Orm for the agency of the propertiee belenglag to the Company . As a proof of their eminence In Its succor these pentlemen have agreed to forego all remuneration for their sere ices until the sharsholdem shill noshes a dividend of 10 frUiriallicolars of the proposed operations of the Company sal . be obtained at the Maces, No. 1, Yea Itroad•trss-esnrt. where the articles of association may be seen . as/ prospectuses and forme of apptleatiou for shares may be obtained from the hankers, Bookers, Solicitor., or at the ogres of the Company. FOllll OF ~o To the Medan of the Freehold sad Owing lametinent Company Orintlemen,—Having paid into your Bankers the sum of I I request that you null allot me shares to the Freehold and General investment Company limited:, and I hereby wee to accept the lame, or any le! number that may be allottM to me. and to pay the deposit on allotment, and the calls to of the shares no allotted wheu due, and to m hem- ga t iclasTr t s notation when required , and I authsrlee you to place my nuns an the register of members for the number of shares allotted. aisTgeniiaTiTnen.rou;c7bedlmaa aez4eatT Name is tall Predeados irOseuestlas Addams DM* PERSONS FURNISHIN G will And CUTTING'S Ironmongery Establishment, 171, 01701ILDSTRUT, a convenient Home. • large stock el well asseatactined geode slways ou sale. Electre•Plate Table Clattery, Tea Trays, Baths also brushes, Turnery. and ' Cd'Every ankle toe the bottle and kitchen. Cannes orders above IA TEE -HIVES.—Prize Medal and Honourable Reagent awarded to G. N. end Sorts, for Bee-invesand Ramey at the various Ezighltions.—NElGßEOrrn IMPROVEDODT TM. E BEE-HIVE.. as orksieslly istrodoced by George Neigh bour and eons, with all the recent improvements, three &saw; mad thermometer. prior Ina, securely packed for the coaniry. Several important novelties are introdueed this season, 'mind hg the Woodbury Straw sad Iter-and•Frame Hive. price let ed., dc.—Address. GEORGE NEU:OGUE sod SONS, la. Risk liollorn, or 149, itsgeutatreet, London. TEETH, oondructed under Mr. ZSICELL'S Tateniad Invention (second by Royal Seal Malady, ISM) csanot le surpassed tor comlort, appearance. and durability. Salnleas treatment, andou4 alew hours tweaked. Treatise tree for seven stamps. Decayed Teeth Mopped discoloured Teeth restore'', dc. Terms moderate. Consultations tree.-11, Grow moral.. BOad.d.reet. W.. and at Bennett's-bin. StrolinMem. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapeaaable Yereonal Attraction, sad to health and beerevilly W She armee mastication of food. 110MLAND03' ODONTO, PEARL DEN I aompouscled of Oriental imyredissin le of Inestimable value In and beanlifylag the teak o etre the nm, and in vtog a Oman fra from the teeth. 111601Vsams the b ag rriltt eradicales tartar :4*" to of In, ipient decay, and and preserves the en to "Inch It Imparts • -like whiteness. Its an dtade= Deities have °Mabee the patrons(' of royalt7 d the mei- of bumpy, and It la nalvenelly la high mate. Mee Ei 9 4 pm Anx Sold at u Hattos-ga den, and by awards lad terientern Aak tot " Xowlandi thlesel*" THZ AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR .—No. 7, now reedy, centalning Laden tram lobed Lard OadL Prude Lord Bacot the Duke of York. Lord Clyde—lasinsetioas found on the body of the lute Colonel DeWitt. af the Northam States of America—A curious document Rasa the Oonmelitee el Public fide of the First kepabbe hs with the Autographs of Carnet, Slated. Ymenae, &c.—Lahore tram Y the edebrated African traveller from !Wow. aad Yedems Drnient—An Inedited Sketch by laalendsoa, and Two Caricatures beds. late W. IL ?backers,. Price One Shilling : free by post, ls. ld. Published ea Ist and iflh et every Month. —oMos, 110. Woad. Landes. Neves* Ultima, Jost palßßlTbllshod, IL I peke I. by poet lit DI LITT sad ABTY ; mitzigua U! PHYSICAL Castes, Ilymptases. Meets, sad hatiosel Treelmert. By T. H. YBONAS, M.D., Pbyelciaa to the General rolt-elhoe Lotus Cart Provident lastlbalida. etc Lend= . tram the Author, 2S, Lloyd.eqoant, W.C. MR. CARDWELL AND THE ABORIGINES. On Saturday a deputation from the Aborigines Ftdedw Society lad an ieterviev with the Bight Hos. E. Cardwell as the Colonial-cam The deputation camided of the !aikido' guatleass :-11_1% H. N. Fowler, M.A. =lnwof the Aborigines Praia,* Society), Dr. flodgkis. Yr. John Dickies," (obeirmea of the India &deem See), the Bev. Jane' Lew (of Cel esta), Mr. A. E. itesr, M.A., the Bar. James Davie of the Evangelical Alliances), sad Messrs. John (secretarya , Martin Wood, la A. Charnerocirow,G. L. Neigh bour. and F. W. MOM& The manorial, after ex plainieg the principles upon which the society is based, entered at length into the New Zealand question. and coodemeed very straggly the Con Bastion Act as isimicel to justice, and, if carried act, so certain to prove fatal to the eustenas of the Maori race. The memorial also urged the importsoce of establishing a sew colony in the If mdse.'s Bay territories,. is which the Indians aid half breeds should take part us the nienagerosot of their own affairs ; commented on the wretched condition of the Indian of VILDOIXIVIT'S lelaod, sad suggested that municipal Malan- Nose should be establiehed in the British setikonent on the West Omit of Africa. Mr. R. N. FOWLER coomstulateti the right honourable gentlemen upon the seotimeete to which M had gins expression in the late debate co New Zealand. and said that although the promises be had made with regard to the Coodscation Act might not come op to the society's Mews, they yet felt it to he their duty to Walt him fee them. _ _ _ Dr. HODOEUI, Mr. P. W. Commit, and other reembers having addressed the right hob. gentl_ i fl[lllllo CARDWILL said he was much obliged that the depu tation bed called upon hint to express their views. He thought that they greed that the subject was • very difficult one, and be did not think they would differ from him in saying that of all the races that should be admitted to the b taof Bitiopma civilized= and Christianity it was the aborigines. The cultivation of the hied was the very laudation of the prosperity at say edam ; and it was tor the bag& not may of the statists but the settees, that messores should be takes which would Wise, as rapidly as possible, the land in the oniony into cultivatios. But difficulties naturally arose frees this state of this's, and it was with theme difficulties that the government sedeavoured to coo tend, sad to see that swath ing like jueties was dons. It required the application of sound jment to the circum @tames el each individual case, aaandd that was the only mega by which anythieg could be dose ; and se the circum stances differed in difforect colonise, m weld the applies. ties of sated MIN to those eingtinstraces vary. He :cpathtieel with their desire that justice should be dame to and that their intercourse with the Fogliels vas should advantege, and set is their destine thin and deterioration. Mr. R. N. Fowler mei epos the Week' fisseetary the comidanitioe at the cue of Mr. Fitzjaeir, the late Mtbig Chief Jesiliee Bmei Leese. TM depatatioe Mee withdrew. Tits Giamas Giramtatrx.—On Saturday the foundation-stone of • German " Tomball*" or Gymnesium me laid oa a plot of posed in St. Pancras-road. near thi Greet Northern Hotel, which was recently purchased as the site of the building. Our madam need warmly be told that the object of the tuba is the prormotioa of gymnastic easy- CMS. Although founded so late as 1861, the Tenement stands, in point of numbers, at the bead of all the German societies of London, but it also includes amongst its mem bers several of oar own countrymen. The animas which it has obtained rendered it eeossaary that more adequate pe nises should be obtained, and with this w limited labi lity society was formed, which punthaserthe a sew site, con sating of more dart 10,000 mime feet. The plan of the building has beea prowled by Yr. Griming, the architect, and its coatract cast is 5,437 f. It is estimated that 7,5001. will cover all the expenses, including the interior fittings, sad proclaim is made for assigning the Lase of tbelall to the Turoverein os certain con di tions. The " Greed. dais legun," or ceremony of laying the fared*. ticaotem, was performed at eight o'clock, with the forms which are customary amongst the Tattoos ott these eoessiom—soag, speeches, and torch-burning. Herr Raven stela, as President of the " Venal," delivered the inaugural address. Herr Bernie* officiated as the mason of the foun dation atone, and the patriotic soup " Broder reieht die Hand sant Boode," " Was let des Deutsche@ Vateriaad" were sung with great vigour by a very eninerms sammbly. At the supper which took place afterwards several speeches were delivered by the president, who proposed the name of the " Taraverein"—with the " gni Ilea,* by Dr. Jecb, who proposed " Heimath," or " Home." Herr Wisner gave " sell 'then Ragland," which was very well received, and responded to by Yr. Parker ; bat the "Hoch" which was given to " Schisawig•Holateles Punish' wee the most eigorone of ell. Speeches were also delivered by Herr Brachium, the well knows Leipsig publithm and by Dr. Kinkel, who attributed the action of the Genies govern ments to the =pintas* fir real freedom which were verit ies in the mind of the German people. A letter wee read from Karl Blind, • g that ilium empeiled him to be absent from the c e lehatioe. TCR4701112 DICSBI2I SERVICZ IST MINTON. —At the extensive show-nuns of Messes. (Mode, at doubt Audlerstreet, a weil-ineown depot far lbatea's works, there as sow oa view a to:lncise sad raid dessert service. ?Mated lad &Weed enswol, br Moms. oced• for a torsign priming. et the mednilloget turquoise mbar far whirl Meows. Mates eze so famous, and is of the mate design as as. of the servicse desigemed by these gestlemen lest year for kb Royal Mower the Prkese of Walla Another swabs far the Kin el the Belgian is also a perfect marvel d work= wire* Row. Fan BoartrAi, thuY's-nrw-RoAn.—The samba. at rebeate relieved at this hospital der* the week eading May 14, was 4256, of which 1,046 wee sow mow (Per the Austria&;az. vik Crookhavat) NEW TORN, MAT 4, 11011M30. All is quiet in Virginia. The roads are some what softened by rain. lee is awaiting Grant's attack at his defences on the Rapidan. The absenoe of reliable news causes the circula tion of sensation rumours. The Federal, have burned Madison Court-house. Banks has retreated to Alexandria without fight ing. 800 Confederates have occupied Chenerille, 19 miles below Alexaudria, in Banks' rear. Federal gunboats have arrived at Alexandria, some above and some telow the falls. The Federal. have evacuated Washington, North Carolina. It is rumoured that the Confederates have invested Newberm. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE. MAT 4, Younia. Money easy. Gold 94 per cent. premium. Ex change on London, 198* ; on Paris, 2.87*, 2.80. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 132* ; Illinois, 126* ; Erie, 111 g. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA. HAMBURG, MAT 14. The Crown Princess of Prussia has relinquished her intention of proceeding to the seat of war. The Duke of Auguatenburg has arrived here by special train. He will return shortly to Holstein. LUBECK, May 15. The Crown Prince and Princess of 14ussia are expected to arrive here at eight o'clock this evening. THE ARMISTICE. COPENHAGEN, NAT 14, 3 P.N. The Dagb lod of to-day says :—"Notwitbstanding the armistice, the Prussians continued pillaging on the 12th and 13th instant in Aarhuus, and on the 12th instant in Randers." CONCENTRATION OF AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN TRANSYLVANIA. BUCHAILLST, Mar 14. Austria continues to concentrate troops in Tran sylvania. A detachment, 30,000 strong, has been assembled on the Moldavian frontier. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, MAT 14. The debate on the Roman question was con tinued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. The President of the Council opposed the proposition of Signor Chiares, which he stated did not bear a practical aspect. He also condemned the proposals of other members, and said that the government could treat with France on the bares of the consent of the populations and the principle of non-inter vention. The President enumerated the difficul ties surrounding the Roman question, which re quired a gradual solution, and declared bis readiness to accept passing to the order of the day pure and simple as an expression of the Chamber's approbation of the government policy. The house then passed to the order of the day by a large majority. TURIN, MAY 15. At a meeting of the working mea of Tarim held to-day, thanks were voted to the working men of England for the reception they had given to Garibaldi. POLAND. WARSAW. MAT 14. The Landed Property Credit Association held a sitting yesterday, in which it was resolved to send a deputation of three of the most prominent mem bers of the association to St. Petersburg with an address, expressing their loyalty axd devotion to the Cur. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, MAT 14. The Chambers have been dissolved, in conse quence of their having refused to discuss the electoral law, which was the sole object of th e session opened to-day. Perfect tranquillity pre vails. The first sitting of the Conference on the question of the principalities was held on Monday last. The plenipotentiaries of the five great powers and Italy were present. - SPAIN. MADRID. IAT 14. The Epoca of to-day says :—" The governmont is not indifferent to the complications which may arise from the Raman question. It is preparing the ground for common diplomatic action with catholic Europe in the eventualities of the Mara" Goanod's Faust was reproduced at liar Majesty's Theatre on Saturday MPS with a swam which gives as• 1 1 serums of a resewal of the brilliast ran of last arena The oast differed littbi from that of last year. Giuglial was Faust ; Mhos, Margaret ; Gamier, Mephistopheles ; sad Bentley, Valentine. The oily materiel change was the substitution of Bettelheim for Trebelli in the character of Sabel. Bach being the case the performance calls far little remark. In the sore of the Herameri, ar fair, the Quaint chorus of old rasa vas *wand, as it never fails to be. Mk. Bettellasim, wham pereonatka of FansFs youthful Mead wee aerobe& sang the favourite flower- Boo& " Parietal d'h roar," with so much gram and sweet ' nem that it was locally mexced. Tidies in the character of Magnet may be mid to have surpassed herself ; she ooropletely realised the idea of the fair Germs girl besieged by Goethe land the walk sad intense pathos of her acting in the closing MOM of tits desaas swat haunt the memory of every epselater. Giulia' hr never appeared to greater atesaises as as actor in any other character than in that of Faust ; and he rag the great air of the part, " Salve dhows" with • degree of beauty and espessiout that tensed an enthu- Mastic swore. Bentley pied mew the laurels Mat he lied gathered is the character of Valentine. His lasi wens, when he dies, loading his wretched sister with ensues and imprecations, was a terrible display of tragic paver. Gamier was evidently laboariag natter iadispeellise, bat his Idephistophlies, as liefere,•was a doe and helpmates pn►- formaoce. The ciebeirtiral and abate' parolees of the music were magalficeatly given ; paitimilerly the famous military chorus, " Gloria imnicartalo," which, with its swell of vocal hammy sad clear of martial botronseate, had a most exeitieg effect, sad was second wit► anslania- Woos. The *sly drawback from tie @Magnetic.° ji►ea by the performance area the ssasi►ely late hoar (ow o'clock in tha wicesien) at which it ended. Then is no occasion to drag it oat to each a Muth, sad we hops that this will Doi be do.. vibes the opera is repeated. Oa the sup night throe ma a Mamba performaim at the Royal Italian; Open, of Roberto it Dbevolo, given for the fire time this seam. Nude pa Reboot . Mdlle Lin* Alice ; Mdllo. Marie Batts, the Prime: Imbella ; Signor Attri, Bertram ; and Neri-Baraldi, Rim. bsldo. The maw Moo, Schmidt, was to have appeared am Bertram, but his levers Moses still disabled hint. Signor Attri wr deficient I. phyakal strength, bat in other respects hi Harem saes a praiseworthy and by no means ineffective perimeters. Media did groat jostles to the character of Robert, looking, actin, and Meng it with much ability. Admires, as we do, Mdlia. legres, we were somewhat disappointed by her primmer* of Ale.. list @Meg saes exaggewated, sad her semis& though poorer. fa], lacked smoothness sad polish. Is the air, "Qum& laaciai Normand*" themeal gam of tle apms—a simple sad armful melody which dm sot admit of the slightest embellishers*, she introduced a load of floritere wbtcb were aaythimg bat ornamental; sod aka saienimes strained her voice so as to make it too loud and unpleasaatly harsh. Sim is certainly a gnat artist, bat would be greater still with lest eon at display. Lobelia is a dramatic sanity ; but the part has two remarkable airs, which wen sung by Mdli.. Batts with great brilliancy. Robert le Diabk has always beem got up at Co►at(iordis in a style of gorgeous niagnitiossoe weequallsd elsewhere. The moos of the cloisters, with the glumly revels of the remised. Mud DUOS—ool of the peat triumphs of weak art for which this theatre is reeowned—was produced with its stump mixture of brilliancy and horror; sod the same attention to the riches, and splendour of the meek& was shown from the beginning to the end of the pieos, The house, lilts the other, was fully and faahionably atteaded. The sewed "Open Concert" at the Crystal Palace, on Saturday, renerobled the first in the beauty of the weather, the oast crowd of visitors, and the agreeable character of the entertsin mat. The principal vocal performers from the Royal Italian Opera were Madame Didife, Madame Rodendoeif, Herr Wachtel, Signor Coleame, and (Moor Ciampi. NM& Carlotta Patti was announced, but was prevented by indis position from making her appearaece. The youthful pianist, Mdlle. Krebs, played a fantasia on the femora' waits ham Faust ; and Lotto played a violin concerto of his own and Pagasies nolo perpduo. The cmoert began with Men. deissoh■'a overtara to /My Blas,aad leaded wit► the " Mambo et Cortege," from Ocousorra opera La Beat de Saha. The various perfermencen were meek applauded by the multi traumas batmen. Tax Ray. 17aux Townw. —The Rev. treish Tonkin, of Lelent Vicinage, Cornwall, writes to the rem that he did sot commit • Om mother and bey six children to twenty-one days* impnsserthot with hard labour in the comity jail only for sleeping under tents, but also far " haring no yields mane of subsistence sad sot givisg a good account of themselves." The fact is, we suppoth, that they were unable to refer him to their bankers. Atwitter Cornishman does, indeed, write that the poor math was „ well known thmogliout Cornwall as a seller of beaks% and pins for clothes-lime." Basket maker, Wised I U subsistesee moths, se Cribb koows it to mean, inest, pad ding, sod old part, bow am a poor bathe* and clothes-peg maker sera a visible subsithseos ? No ; clearly this mean belonged to Thiele' penal grade of socesty, and wee low cloys is it ; • very long way from having entailed property and a good balm* at the Bank of Respect the Shallows of the Church. Let it wet be said of the Rev. Uriah Tonkin that he hale% gives • good sosount of him- self, and ought, therefore, to be condemned to three weeks' stosehreakiag Omission with his own heart) is the musty jail. If the Rev. A CA wally thought that the substantive edam Ise was dealing with was the abeam of risible means of subsistence, with what rigour he would have treated that famous audprit Lawns. By the way, It sem what redeems Dives, who met bare ben a megistrato, that ha did sot send to prism the peas wretch who wee WIWI. rg isk 4“ols of the want of visible swans of ethalsoletee try up his stray ameba —lossetwv. lieu TRAIN WIT 3 AND NITTIR TIAN STEIL --Tido i=6.so the knee sal bid dock al weft and soner wet raIs•NIMI for Wile approval. Ti. weildined IPA Isessers as Alfred We NNW lie artliksatists only ear. lolialment, TS, lieeeteekeee. Iseemegthre. Istabibbed 1044. The Foreign Ambassadors and Ministate haviug bus introduend i. tba order of their yreeedente, the follow* bad the heeour a/ beim prompted to her Royal theme. the Prince= of Wiles, on behalf of her Majesty the Queen. By bet Excellency the Barman de Brunnou, Madame de Risaki•Konakaß. By her Ex slldiecy tb. Counter de Bottorff, the Coun ter Belipprbsce and the 86143001 Kitslobos. By Ids Face ßersey the Prussian Ambeesedor, the Count Bellippeakerh. By the Savoy et the King of Bavaria, the Prism Theo dore cl Tear sad Teals. By the Savoy c 4 the United %dee, Oohed J. B. Law men*, el klerracheraft, U.& 0. this ceseeica lady Grey, wife of Sir Geoin Gr oa z Beoretary of Btete for Rome Alfa" officiated for Bums& The ilipiematie red gees& okays were fully Weirdo& TM fellowses pneselatioes to the Priam* of Wake. ea behalf of the Queen, took place, the brae baying boa preMemily left at the Lord Meshed:di a alba% aid sule ruled far her Ilay's approval : Admen Mks .ftaeman, by ttie lady Milmbetk Adams; Adams, Mks Jame, by the Lady Kbastath Abram; Alexmader, Mir Mary, by Mn. Caledon Alexoader ; Amory, bbe k z a lt i leatheast Amon ; Amory, Maas (noripeas. by Mn.s =y, Mrs. Crawaha) ono Countess Matins% on her marl. age, by Vlsconaine lariat; Aim. Ms lames. by Lady Peace tort Dunooishe • Barna. lady, ma her manna, by the Mn. chinas of Ili; Bekaa the Ron. lady, by he sister, the Countess of ; Benson, Mn. Georg*, by the Hon. Lady Buses ; Kiss Biennia by lady Broderick Beauclerk; Bernard. Hon. Mn., by the Counters et Dadra ; Bernard, the Lady Emma by her rather, the Caesium of Radon ; Blake, Mrs. Magia4 on her manna, by her mother, Mn. King Lag: bosantea, Bon. Mazy by bar mother . Viecouten Fal mouth ; Boyle, Min Bully, by her aura Mrs. Henry Roberts ; ' Brett, Mrs., by Lady Maratha : Brace, the Lady infr Bruno sel, me her mentage, b the Merelloons Miamian : Bruce, Mrs. Rabat C. by lea Snot Csidwell. Mrs. Bean. by the Bea- Mrs. Ai Campbell Campbell. lady (of Idestrood4 by the Boa lady Akey ; Camp bell. Min (ol Saida), by Lb g Boa. Gess ; Carew, Mrs 11. Iteraell, by Mn. A. C van Notion Pole ; Carew, Mtn Pole, by her mother. Mrs. Pole Carew ; Carew, Miss Beanies, by lady Palk : ampere, Mrs. Edmund, by lady Clarions Copley Grargleas, by her at, lay Mary „Mood = w ire "d on, kn. Henry, by the V scounter Jocelyn: Coors, Kira, by her mother. Kra Coon ; Canyon. Lady, by the Boa. lady Alrey ; Cromwell, Mn. Witham Baker, by the Duchess Cromwell. MIAs Seymour Baker, by her aunt, Mrs. Wilma Beta tnerwell: Cramtwell, Mrs. Gerard• by her enterdb-larr. the Boa. Mn. Crssionll; Cud, Mier inns. by Mrs. Cut • Cuthbert. Mies TaGY. by her ram, Mm. Cuthbert ; Carrara Miss. by the Moe. Lady gay. Danes, Mks Kenn, by Mrs. Kara) Dann: Dent, Mn.. WI- We Bon. Mn. rdmad Phipps : Des Vera; A**, by Viscoraten Grey de Wilton ; Dormer, the Hoc. Mn limes C., oa her mons^ by the /my Dormer Drakombe, Mks Weers, by lady Banat Dem. ; Domani* Mir Porno feet. by her astir, lady Peraselan Dimesialts : DsMco. Mn., by Oa Dewier Mrekfoeme al lona= ; Drake, lady by Camases of Kaueledeld. Zebra, Mrs., by lady Parlagton ; Was antra by the Coaster ot Celedem ; Idmonetooe, Mrs. Frederl by laid 7 M•Artitur ; Kees, leis Alm by lady Omelette Coping ; Kan Ms MY, by. Lady Charnels Flora Mn., on bar isentea Ci r the Counties of Pletcher. lady Band, on her mange, by bar ° G i n= Dueler or Bacclench ; Folks,, lbw by her mother, Lady Folks,; Polkas. Lady, by lady Kula of Alder:ey. Dell, Mrs. thsndos Pols by lady Loraine: flalord. the Ron. Els, by her aunt, the H o.. Mrs. Berkeley : Gladdens. Min Alke, by bar ant, the Bon. lady Brain ; Gram, Lady Steele, by the Coated of Wastmorraura ; (ieurea, Wm Meals, by her mother. lady Meeks Graves ; Gary, Mls CharlM oo bar man rueD cy : wearer Jocelyn. , th e Hem Y . Balky, by the Duane of ilucM ham and Cheadas ; Hoary, Mn. Seowdon. of Kist Dent, by M•Artbor Beetheete, Lady Inlyn, on bur earrings. by tbs Marckionses By: 11111, lady, an her manage. bY lady Lad& r ie s. jage ju ltra, of nisrshem, by the Vbcounten Jocelds ; lama by bar mother. the Dowager Las Boeywecal ; Hood, MM, by Lady Mazy Hod; Haste, Mks by Mrs. Seymour: Berard. lady Wry Intielea. by Laly= i llovrerst, lady Liwird Fitsdia, by Lady Fogey. 1 lady, ea inecealag to Mk, ba , by the camews et Thawed oillby, Ma Bean, caber mernags, by Issrmetiter, Mn. teradaset, of lad/kirk : the Boa Mrs. Osell. oa ber m meths,, lady T 416.4 " MalehWa th bar marriage, by Lady Talbot de ; isessell isr the lake. by the Countess Somers ; Jernlngbins, Min 1011 by lady Helen Stewart : Ja yne, Mtn A. Clarke • by her , Mrs. it Clarke lervolie. Kennett, Atlas Arabella Berringtoll ii 4 IL=KIML. labs Geraldine. by her mother. lbs. Wag; Min Jaz:brie, by bar mother, Mn. Klaglaks. Mn. leper, Ity' the lady Lades; : L aWth o s , the Zoo. Mrs., at her redriege. - by ha mother, the lady De Tibia ; Lee son, Lots Willlate, as her manna, by Lady Loans Tighe: Lora, Min Mary, by Mrs. ateliers. leasbay ; Inegton, Conn bole by the in et Walliegium. Mansen. Mrs. Jobe Leaddea, by Mrs. M•flompe: Keep:N ara Miss Osthrme, or Carty, by Mrs. Meepbereen, d Clara Marsha, ills, y her mother the Bra Mrs. Janes Garth Marshall Lady Anse, by her Grace to Duchess of Buorleuch Mn, by Lady Churstott Means& Mrs. Chariot b her mother, Lagy Sable Tower ; Moore, Mks Mitts, by the lbschiansee of Lana ; Moon. Mrs. Chaise, by the Dowager Marehlosisin Lotter; Moors, Wm illenens, by the Itor Marthiceten el Lothian • Mann. Boa. GeOrglaaa, by her mother lady Vas of Herrowdra Naylor, Mrs. Leighton 11111, by V meOlulteal rerathalaa NooL Mr Ida, by Lady udol la Yortoicue. O'Brien. Hon Charlotte. by lady Ischign" Mary Oran, by Lady laehiquia Osborne, Mks, by Kra Prat, Lady, by Counter banal W ark. Mts. Assuan, wits of B. M. Minister at Copenhagen, by Grey ; Palliser, Mr Bury, by Mrs Bury Pallid? , lady Klizebeth, try a gr e COOlitele MaccJesSeki Patten, lira liamece MIMI. us her marriage, by her mother, lady Joh. Thyme; Pembertou, Mrs. Childe, by Lady Dias Pithiest°. Perry. Mira by .lady Clatterd ; Phibbs, Min lesbella Mary, by bar manta MIL Pblbbs ; Phipps, Min Mary, by Lady Mary Phipps ; Presoak lady, by Lady Pollock ; Plowden. Mtn Barnet Chicheley, by Mn. Manbersoe, of Cluny ; PUMPIDS, Mn, by the Carstens et Macelestyld • Pillelea, Mira by the Countess of Maestiegaid ; Pulling, Mrs. Alexander, by Mn. Balite. Bamrf, Miss Wardle. by the lady Liodsay Redingion. Miss, by mother ; Bra , mpton, thine Fanny, by her mother ; Rowley, Las Leah, by her rather. Ho.. Mr.. Rowley Scott, lady Annetta by bee mother, the Countess of 'Memel : Scott, tbe Bra Bernet. by the Countess ot Adtbanthene Seale, Mtss Jae, by bar mother, Lady Seals; Seymour. Min Laws. by Boa. Mr.. Liman: Bank. the ilea. Mrs. Moore, by tinCosrases of Bowdon ; Sterling, Mrs. Joke, as bar manna, by her mother, lady Iren way.e ray . Stewart,Stewart, Mira Zara to her aur a the Catalan • Gralo Talbot, the Hoe. Pussy, by Lady Talbot de hided& ; Noche. Miss Oseilla, by her drier, Taylor : therein. Kra Cevennes, by lady Frances Bridgimma flieepam ; Tower. MM Cherratin by bee attar. lady Sophia Teeter Tomah, the Ras. Mrs. William La Peer, ea her mania" by the Coulees • Clencssa ; Trollops. Mn., on bet manna by lady Trol lops ; Freser.Tytter Kra ;cot binquran, by Viscounten Forbes ; Frerar-Tytker, Mei' (of Surasher), by her mother, Mrs. Frema ntle,. Vamderbyl. Kea Mira, by lady Verson, lady, by Ohs Mandradess d Abaeara. Warr, Lea Check** by the lifirohionees at Kly ; %Bar, Ms Anna, by the Nerektonees of 1/11 . Warden, Yrs. John, by r arta" 111111peos Wilberforce, Wm Ernest, on her W. Hag% by the Catalan of Waocleallell (Minas Pharos —Fns Banazito DAY. —8 A. IVIDAT. M4l 14. Admissions ea mount. 1.991 ; dittyy sews Whelk W; tslai, 7,210. Winter r & sitsroam 1863-6 L- i Mr. G. P. Bete, sal isstruments ; Mr. cortilkate ; Mr. deserving of honourable ; sad Mr. W. deserviag el honourable montlem Chemistry : Mr. j a . " irk IrDeastd, prim, tioott's poems sad Tennyson 's poems; Mr. W. Moore, oortilloste ; sad Mr. Wm. 0. Wat son, certificate. Pliyekdeer: Mr. G. P. Baas, pet" ear gioal instruments; sad Mr. J. 0.1. li'Dessel& oertilioats. Medicine : Mr. Wm. Yam, prim, Bible ; sad Mr. G. & L. Plane. seg.. Kies, BooWs_Porls. Sur Mr. Ralph Emelszs. prim, Buiestea's nasmespisre, U Lae& poems ; Mr. G. E. L. Peens, certificate ; and Mr. C. St. ihnbya Hankie, hoooamble mention. Clinics! Mediobie : ! Mr. G. E. L. Passe, certificate. Clinical Surgery : Mr. C. as. Anbya Hawke". certificate. Distal Borpory : Mr. G. P. Bats, prim, dental instrninenn ; sad Mr. Oshawa, certifi cate. Chadvriek Prise Mr. G. E. L. Name, Lowe's Tesaymm'e poems, sad surgical instmeneets. Pro essiWn Prises : Mr. C. fit, Asbya Haulm, sad Mr. Ralpk Basks. Basnaw made some merits spas the Chadwick pries, white he mid had hens founded I. pwpet 'V by • lady who had been a wet muniboent actor to the Westminster Hospital in memory of her husband. He also woke in the highest terms of the geollesma who bad pined the prise this year (11z. Pause), she ha said might he sm. Adored in all sera a Westminster Modest, since be was the me of an old Westminster Beepltsl pupil, and had es. seised his pascal edueatios an the Westeaisster which prelimMary eduostios Dr. Bea= thought had bad cossidmallis influence upon his subsequent gnomes. Yr. PLUIVAID BOLT proposal a vale at thinks to the Dees et Weetnianser for his kindness in presidia; on the oesubm. _ The DIAS, is returning thanks, said that it had gives him peat pthathre to pegde, sod that there ware rely two drawbacks to hie efficiency oe such an ocoasioe—namely, that be did not profess 'Rhos a kaowledge of Klima, or great maser of speech. He had always takes • great in terest is educatioa sad is the tittiai pcieratioa, and it was, therefore, a sinewy pleasure to him to me so =ay (esti*. soon amain such satisfactory proper is their studies. He had latsly bees speakiag terfeedag hospitals to a distinguished man of letters, who had said that what struck him most with a m to .ray modeni hospitals was that • hospital for the sad • Whoa of ia sireetica ter students sold le united, seeing the great difficulty there always was in uniting any two tenets. He He thought that the medial profsedon was the only one in which it was imporeible to rim but by hard work and paraxial coalmen, far in diplomacy, in the law, and seen is the church, a man might be pasha oe by intermit sad pareosal HWansies had mid " Art is long, and Ide is short." Lilo was still short ; but art, and medical art particularly, had become smornionsly astended by this dimeery and addition of avow seisms@ aad he therefore the docket sot to Mei is his efforts to obtain kaowlsdp whoa lie actual days of sta. deetallip were pared. (Memo.) A Poole Law row TIIILIT.—The Levant Herald of April 10 rya —Wit shall my that Turkey Is sot adman,. whoa Ile tell than that the Poor low—er soon Ong =skp= to it— in about to he iatrodund iato the Ottoman dominion ? Is it sot on of our pest hostitotioss at hams? lead are sot /iamb* tho beadle, sad taooga, the oversoor, repreentatin mon of their class, from Ws a Bad to Jolla Minas 7, Ws ban sot yet got that Owith I. Turkey : oar are wo likely to do so, non whoa the " Tousled' proton ishabitant shall, in Ws falasm of time. &vain into .t " oldost." Bat a really natal and nad Mounististivo measure is. we madorsiaad, about to m bs corried into offal* whin will intorno, seats sort of system Oto the Mist at the asomaitoos paw, sad will at the WNW time abets the minion oondicany which sow swarms all over the capital, and with toy dirt, sad noisy impedance, olOndos itself upon us is every thoroughfare. The p,rfrant haveappointod • numbs: of comansicoms to tab so sonuntly as possibla a nano of the poor sad Doody popalatioa of the different quint's at the capital. All boa Ws provisoes who re found Ulm without say tim.b mode lei plain their livelihood, will, under tho prompt provokes of an improved " law of sottlainost," be arpolisel th• city. and ant took be their satin distriols. The Oihmt poor bob:wain to Casstanisoplo itself, who are abia-bodiad and capable of workbag, but have hitherto preferred to obi oat • to slouchhato sonos by movie( alms, on to be seartgasil woe onowlmt shoe Ohs home twig, where the "labo ur will to rigidly ap plied. At the sun tiros duo provision is proposed to be made for w relief of tits poor who legitimately and O— tiose who an Wearable of nartioe. sad is nal wain, and have • just claim to public minium sad solicitude. Twain; IN BlBO•rolte.—Captain Nelson, of the Nadas Pmaidiaary, induced by the asonaing sensate op psariag in the sanpapon of this dreadful dostrootios of Motu bans is Sapporo oneasiond by tigers, has writtra to the gonna:mat to neon that as attempt might be mad* to noon the brutes by MOMS ol Mrychain. He men tions a cast is which to sarosodod is destroy lag • tiger. togellisc with a great many vultures, jackals, dogs, kc. bf Petting stryclanias ea Ws moms of • WWI; whisk tho tiger bad killed mad *sl partly coostiond, and to which be returned to complete b it me al y . Tho method roccounsatiod by Captain 'cobra is about being tried bon by Ws imouninartar of potato sad we hops it will Its [Quad suessoafal, although than an doubts on tho point, as re peated stomata have boon made is Singapore to poison tigers bat without soy good result. Dogs have be, tied up is the jangle O plans monad to by tigers, their socks baying On previously shaved aid rubbed with strychnin, meat bang taken to provost WO: licking of the ponce. Calves have also ban lathered in the junk with their auks prepared is the urns mow, but non of the experi ments suoradod, although from ths marks of tigers' foot all mud the bait is several instincts, it was apparent that their antes bad hies attracted to it. In on or two awes stry _chaise hot also boon placed n Ws bodies of porton killed by tigers, but the tapers did sot nano teach them indeed, we an snared it has boss observed thin io &s spore tape do Dot rotors to rut • whether of ma or bowie, which they have only partly ocionnessd.— Minesporr lrae AT" April 7. OM 07 Connor HosurAL 7031 Dump or 127 OM% 17301001 a PAIL—TM samborof parsons fo llowed at this issaitutios darisg lest week was 1,178, of wWeb 280 wire sew oasis. Itantorozzu — m HOSPITAL, Dsvomms• mom, orrt.—Tio amereiwie sombetret p i ttnte relieved dung the week 11114111 - Iny 14 was—nned 1,0013 ; ssr. (kW, 400; teed, 1,008; at wink 540 wen sew eases. Di. DR Jmies Lunrr-Bsows Oot. 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