The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-28 00:00:00

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The EXHIBITION will include 43 Clans,, ranged under the following peat Orogen :-1. Nangettoe.-3 liferchandlee end siNiNCIAL ititlrLTs OF Tillt socntres OFZILICIOIIO. Industrial trading:3. Ifidierisa—e. Pin Cellerre.-6. ft= Tot tonal income, steadily increasing. exceeds .... ens,orio manta : compriang Mee Arts, ffooln competitive The Assurnee Fund, safely invested, la over Amami) Yates. de. The Bonne added to Pointe' rat the kat Division was SHIM The AWARDS to Estribitors swat ameba of Geld sad Ulm Tye Total Claims by Death paid amount to , A null charge is made for exhibiting -ape* to cover De following are among the distinctive features of the Society : expenses. Plans, Preepecteres, Tories of Applied/I* rdi Cann' srseem.—On any policy for the whole of life, where information ma be onallmil hem the Olueldefeelletrin, b 7 Alla b e age does not exceed 0..). one hall of the annual premiums allotments of apses will be made dosing the present month. during the first live years mar remain on credit, nod may t ither. The OFFICIAL CATALOGUE will be • cheap and tiet continue as a debt on the policy. or he p pall off at say time. ' Talmo.. te which EGlibitoes may bleed Nil deacrildiona an a i,,,,, rates of premium fur young lives, with early partielpaUon townie izeunediately their official clam entries The tail of ' b profits. charges and all other particulars can be obtained on application. Endowment Anymore* may be effected without profits, by li y Anthoetty w hich the sum assured becomes payalde on the attainment of a J. U . . JOHNSON and SONd, Cooorydrenairse, w edged see, er at death, whichever event shall net happen. I March 19, Iffett. 3, Cann-etre* Holborn, Leaden. Invalid Lives may be assured at rates proportioned to the in- , sk. greased prompt Settlement of asins.—Claims paid thirty days after ' BICTIrSII CAPSITIZS.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, trhartmed. Cfty-read, desires to gne penile mike proof of death. , that the lord Chrimeffor's jedgments ef the Silt at Ism. The Revendoeary Bonus at the Qulrmeennlal Division in Mr ..."T i maa" 0 1 ,the lath Mai d011nt.....1n as7._ A weigilan ., Fai5aM.......„ avencred 45 per cent., and the Cash Bonus re per cent. on the ---* an y --•-•-• ea ma de b y Si r . belts , and hie -----.' henna= paid in the dm years. or IIAM• and ohne* all of which may led used taker The next Division of Profit* will take place in January. 1372, IliMaika" - tab. 16 . OIL and persons who effect New Polities before the end of June next will be entitled at that Division to one year's additienal share of Profits over later entrants. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAC4. Throe kolloto —*col Casimir.— Prommio. 1 1 / 4 0 o'clock. Ono Oaks" ' involved kiss fa *Deb miliety and irritation, but es *emboli hie Alger Vad•eisigulatly periwons. The gad el Wilk blaimulmsawee, sod although he has nor • to the üblic bandie p d years, his 13811130 still. alma,* • as on that winter day whMi lie was solemnly laid to rest in Westminster Abbey. In parting with le. ' Ifibmerald we cannot but regret that he has 14•61.4 • fine subject in a manner so loose and isiarfisiis. The " Life " is, however, antusingsaoagi, sad the reader will find no common entertainment in the theatrical gossip and anecdotes with which the volumes abo in i. [ONE PENNY INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Menem TUBSAITDII reamer moand Imam 111110i1MML to NW odded to tho (Umber ot lames Mats kalt f alljeltruider 10, Od. Comber or Bowes 61. odes, Opoo fm dmik, sal tom / HI to. IaKINNes numeause.) THE ABYSIHNLiN EXPEDITION. Intelligence from A AMAND nneeley Bs a y lA sia li ve Ami s that 2L ell the troops forming the Abyssinian mipedidion. except a mountain battery of Royal Arbll• ery and four oompanies of the 48th Itegiment,havit left Zoull o n for the highlands. The health of the troops m good. Her Majesty's ship Psyche arrived here td.; day from Malta. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, Riga Holborn.—TM neat spacious and brilliantly derowed ball-roora, and the beetitned I. Lendon. °PIS for COMMIT rad OLINOING ZYZAY WANING. Medial Mr. W. N. Psalter. Open at UM-peat 8: doss at 12. ♦dmlrlr., Is. , A TKINSON and Co., 1 to 212, inBT XIIIIIMI-89.1861-BOAD, LONDON. cutmEr MAWU7ACTURERB.—Sheir Room' 1,, ovvity Delkeipties et Teratian. ' CAAPIT WARZHOIIIMILIGN. ... .-- . Plenaed 90a. Tsl J 418.6: AGADlitr.—Assong the cars stirdtive_lictuthe id the year will probably be the faHowiag : —I. St Mt. T.' Peed; A working mat wea k tag the awaking ef 1 Belt bey, whom, astothhelana rag pod fatigue, her bees with temier corn We uadentand this will ip this 's sole metributice to the Royal Academy n 11611660. Kr. E. M. Ward will probably net be led, as we. at ins announced. 3. Mr. Cl. will 'sad Yana nursing, or rather plaited Ark ski young Hamlet, se described by the latter to the femme imailequy. The asses is the Cad& Eli Skims., with the ma and deposits maid is the aides's. = Also 4, his diploma • yours knight nuathar la ha smear across • ma irrea byte id& ills, NA& is toll ailetheed edit a Aden fume " The Vicar el Wakelisid" , — Harebell and Sophia oncreorischeights. 6. Stems end the inakesper's dau g hte r . 7. me. Marta has for subject • vil lage deethenith at " the (611111/1/•,“ wink baring invented • new piece of o rdnance , and biought it f or th on a neigh heath , to about, irithtismendout anticipated effect, to di it experiereatally, after taking all aorta of permeations, among the. slim; the pirate down safely with wire.. Amon the 'perdition; • areas-bowmen looks on the new-faugled ineinniest with &west and suspides. 8. Mr. Hook will probably eeps cos fishenientea looking out for the return d their haebend* after • storm. The boats which have escaped Irma are seen rounding • point of lead in the middistaase. 9. Lebeternatehing : a boas afloat on a rough sea, and came to steep reeks. In her are a arse /lad • boy : the on. picks up the lobster pots. 10. Kr. Ehnen will meet Rh* send • pietas, of aa Arab aromas grinding Dora. IL Mx,. IL H. Ward will have • piths" repreenating LadyA c ßrey morptieg the crown, la defenses to the entree bee husband. —ArAcau-ent. LITIALART AND SOI MiBTIIO4I 701 THE Rearm* Wees.—Marintrielde, sia, "kith Hymn,lei Mandela, of the Rig- V Prelesom Mae Muller ; Ac tuaries, at 7, " Methods of dales Policies," Mr. Manley. Teaday : Royal lamitatles, at " Development el AM. , male," Dr. Faster ; An at 8. " Serepeens in America," Mr. Atlas • " Unity of ilaukind," 1 Mr. Wake • Ragiseeri, at 8, " Tenths* Bitension Cliariatarase Railway,' Mr. Barry. _Wednesday •. Saadi of Arts,at 8, " How to make Railways Remunerative, ho., Mr. Brendan. Thursday : Boyd Institution, et 3, " De velepmeat el Anisele," Dr. 'Feriae ; Liasesa, at 8, "Am. &imamate," Hr. Baird; " &loath& na Cultivation of rit-ata," Mr. Buckman ; Antiquaries, at 8' " Hat Urns of ' Albano." Sir J. Lubbock and Professor ?twin'; Royal, at 4 Friday: Plaid ' thi, 'rMe. te, eha," Ms. My* h Royal Institution, at 8, " W a t er S u pply f or Me te=i* Professor Frank Saturday: Royal heti 'af3, " Neseardellie Se," Professor theme. —Atheneum. . . _ CQUNT.BISSURCK AND THE DIPLOMAT'S BODY. The statement which BERLIN, Maim IL appeared in a London evening paper of the 25th lest, that the English ambassador had been refused personal seam to the King smite Count Bismarck, is founded on a mini conception of facts. Count Bismarck having obtained leave of absence on account of ill-health, the duty of receiving all foreign representativeh was d elegated to the U n d er -S ecretary of State for Foreign Affairs--as is usually done in Engknd when the Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is absent. This was duly notified to the diplomatic body by the following cirsulap:4-• " Berlin, Feb. 26, 1868.---The undersigued, Pied ' dent of the Council and Minister a Foreign Affsird, has the honour to inform . that his Majesty the Kisg having deigned to grant him leave of abseutc for the restoration of his health, M. de Thill, Ceder-Secretary of State, has been charged to replace him provisionally in the direction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The buidersi,gned seises the opportunity to renew to . . the assurance, de. (S . )Theitaitoz." Count B . haying, however, resumed the direction of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, has addressed the following circular to the diplo matic body .• " Berlin , March 18, 1868. -- The undersigned, President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs, referring to his circular note of the 26th February ultimo, has tie honour to inform . . . that although the state of his health still compels him to take special pre cautions, he has again undertaken the direction of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. While congra tulating himself at being able to resume his per sonal relations with . . . the undersigned believes he can count upon his indulgence, should the care required by the state of his health, andahe additional duties which will devolve upon him by the approaching opening of the parliament of the Confederation, prevent him sometimes from de voting to these relations as much time as he could wish. The undersigned takes this opportunity to renew to . . . the assurances, dc. (Signed) Bninalica." The ambassadorial privilege of acmes to the sovereign has neither been refused to Lord A. Loftus, nor is it in any way affected by Count Bismarck's temporary leave of absence. It is semi-officially announced that the treaty between the North German Confederation and the United States, relative to the naturalization of emigrants, received the sanction of the American Senate at Washington yesterday. UPHOLSTERERS. BIIROUNDY WINES.-PLOT FRERES, Growers and /actors, llama. Depot kw laglituol, liesentetreet. W.—Upwards of lie varieties of the asset growths. Burgundy to permoaneed by the faulty ant connoisseurs to be preeminently the most salutary winefor this elbaste—Asearted sample dorm by red Bee 44e. iplianLy DRAPERS. Tables of Sales and Forms of Proposal can be obtained of any Of the Society's Avate, or of 01:01,011 CUTCUFFIL. Actuary and 13. bt. Janseinarmaru LoalloweiMV. bAllarr.-I , IO9PINIVIII/k - bvivir choke cellar of Bordeaux Wines, einsuistng the Guest growl*, otd bottle and in Sne ow:dittos for immediate n s. vf the ausoirous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Yreees . only were probnimced to be thoroughly gennine wise. of delicate end superior Savour. See "lancet," September 24 1637. Yrom ISt to WO& per doses. 001, itezentatreet. . _ 19USTRATED CATALOGUES. eseleisig siriag. et the INTUitilie 11 u. .& forwiadeS hes ar bee be La ea • slab LAW gierebeLts te tam es Mr *Lel LLON11: Lel &Wog ate• *IL & • ple• et Le Lowe. All roods itarked hi rot ATKINSON wed Co., IN to 112. INSTMS ILIDOIS ROAD. LONDON. • THE ACCIDENT TNSURANCE COMPANY k Lizoitid;, 7, BkNIC BUILDINGS, 10111111711 Y, London, EC. NOTICE. —Whereas it has recently come to the kunwledpe of Sir. tiEORGE BARWICK, proprietor of BORA - ICE'S RARINO POWDER, that certain unscrupulous ms, ono have tabus from his loose and haltpross boxes, packets hem the under layer, and introduced a powder not manufactured by him. all Grocers and Druggists are hereby CAUTIONED aphid being so defraudod. In the event of such fraud bib* perpetrated, they are requested to communicate immediately with Messrs Lewis and Lewlo, selisitors, 10. Fly-plae , Holborn, London March !Oh, VIOL 1 PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hock. Mceetio. Choke effervescing Wines at moderato prices. Lets on application.-282, Inegentotrest, W., north of Wonlotreet. Now ready, price is rocathly. MAC M 1 L LAN'S MAGAZ INN. Y.. lot oorrErer or Fin BOOR. 1. Mr. J. Scott Ruud], FA.11... on "Technical Education a National Want" t Mr. O. O. Trovelyan, M.P., on "llatorfal Literates* at the hinerkan War." 1. Andromache By W. O. C. 4. Mr. Wipe " Realnialt^ continued. 6. Mr. Leslie Stephen ow " lilanallere." la Ml= Yonne. 'Chaplet of Pearls," continued. 7. Mrs. Fawcett on " The 14w:salon ot Wooten of the Middle and tpper Claus." & Mr. ilolderin enilth on " The Last Republicans of home." 9. Mr. Frederick Locker's "Oerahltne sad L" NOTICL—The May amber of Macmillan', Yawing will caw tale aBM poem " locretina" by Alfred TennJeos , Poet Lau reate, which v9l weepy Moe pewee. Other im wUI appear In the May number, which beans a sew velum Macmillan and Co., Wades. PIOT IMBUES respectfully intimate that these announcements still only appear at rare intervals, in order that the pekes of User wines shall not be taMeneed by expen sive advertising. Note the addrem.--thi, Regent-street, W. Tasting room iind floor. PERIODICAL SALES Fatah/'shed 18411 , of ABSOLUTE and CoYTI NONNI REVERSIONS to FUNDED and ether PRO PERTY, Life Interests, Annuities, Po&Ws of Assurance, awl SPIRITS at HALF-PRIVE. Ads A OR 50111, Ned Presentations, SI *nodal Itl ts, Rest ii ,.. m. p od obis Bonda , D e b er t.... , gb are . h i D,,, c. c u m.. - V I VI E l fi e following One Wines are offered at half the price N tam Railways, Insurance Companies, and other public " 181 1 0 1 1 =1 merchfillia kroeelleffts ; Champagne. 365.: undrelskhot. Port„. , gia. ; Claret, 1/34. . Nock, 21.5. ; flesineseri MB. MARSH be to amount . t h at h i a Pale Brandy, Ses. , finest Musky In the world, :6a per dozen. A bin are, with duplicate key, *applied for three doses and PERIODICAL sALL3 established 1313)f0r the cUsposal of upwasg&—A tumuli, no. ca.....t..g. L.gc, d ewer) dr.-1100n of the above mentioned PROPERTY, take plaee on the VIROT THUIIBDAY In every seatli. Auction, Land, us.l hale Agency Oakes, LC Cannouatreet, Loudon, P.C. '• Briekeit of an the W nee it 'Belarevia.'"—Wforatair star. "The heat 1110illug that Inland pornme— Stanclanl. OF all spirits, besudv is the most wholesome and metal when perfectly pure. It pommels propirties of neat medical value, nod has often bon the swam of met., human life. Used judiciously. It la, at all times and on all occa sions. harmless ettrfiblant. So much, hoverer, depends on the purity of the spirit, that wrest esatiess aboadd he exereved ln Its madam, partioularY far *valid& Attention bus bees directed to stipar fors txrpzted ap hi ilieser a s d AD. VA connedlNTlN to the London i 310NEY.— . 220 to £BOO ADVANCED oar and other It peaseadis all the gl irirt i am y which me cr: l aatovistic bnch r. "" the finest and purest French brandies, combined with as mutat- May be repaid by easy instalments. No charge if idte delicacy of Darear. 'MeV antenehre wine and liquor re gumties dispensed with —Apply P enmial 4 ta " am Manisa at 1, (Impacts's' wad, utture-tir•et.—.Ettesst 1.1•1 iitTlelfft, 4, thamptee-streit. strand, .C. Ad- Court Journal; Jew 11, Ufa" van,s on ham* We policies, ae r . TRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, and others, married or single, is town or tnudtry. reutdr. DI EY, in large or small amounts, and for long pi or Anti periods. with or without We policy, readily nb taliAble .4 the NATIONAL OUARDIAN ASSURANCE COM PANY limited), OM, Ostord-idrilet, Moowisbery, W.C. Hlili BR ADDONI NEW IILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Orn the With Met., prim U., mderytd le led Perm Illwairwewl with tour wheiwpyre Bregravinp la ivory riuroar. 111 ELGRAVI A—For APRIL. \.R.—The new morel, " Citarlottes inherilteem," by the Author " Urdu et Prey," le., eosememmue We itumther, whkdi Is increased to lUD pages, thee arriklag " Belyperria" IM lamest monthly nuursslne ever published. Odlee : Warwlek-bouse, Petenuetereow. THLEADER; weekly, pries Twopence. A Jeensal of Polllb I horsier% sad Art: oentalelac the Non and Original Novel, LOVED sad LOST ! by CLAM 11,13111134. Sold met/where. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DIMLIN 11111111TION ISM This eelabretwe old 111141 Y Wood the DITHLTIC netrz 1t ZDAL —lt le pure, and, mellow, &helms, sad very wholesome. Sold he boWes, te. M each, et the rebid on In London ; by to agents It OS pelmet* towns la Esaisad ; or wholesale at 8, oreat whithrou swot. inc4on. W.—.ot... Tre the rut seeJ, pink label, wed sort Msedd ^ ILlushan's LL leg • oh, may obialu the IMMO hi; a reasonable intireit, iron oor o...tit to three years, without the usual less-otane routine. —Arid) per.onally, or by letter with directed envelope, to DII•Ri ..E. Bla ckmon-street, BM £lO and above may be obtained on furniture ss security, without renurvaL Moe la, HOW to RENEW LIFE or, the Treatment and Cure or Indigegloa, lust Narrow Arian- Dom peculiar to Hen. By lons D M.D., ?A.8., London. Dean and teas, laddiettekll, KC. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, all at ;.re 00 the undersigned. and be relieved from the on. ii.ar of imprisonment and executions. Dankruptcy and din 4.4^c clues conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange mrs• node with creditors. Deeds of composition and amigo meet ..weuted. Protection to person and property obtained witt•nl publicity.—Apply to Mr. t RAZII3, 67, Strand. W.C. liour., It till a. IRAN WINE BINS. —The original inannfac tams, YARROW and JACKSON, who and agdalt chants' engineers, Great Towernred, Mansell street, and ti, llaynoutet, when cellars map he seem hued in various inn French wine bins 1.4. banked Wean Illastrand priced catalogues on appueatlm. The ?Nil Exhibition In Clams SO, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Farrow and Jonas, 18 Great Towerainet, tor their convealsot and senalbie Iron wimp bin, and for bar linings."—Ctty Prem. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVA/MM.—A MIAMI oa time ealy CURS cd DEA/NES% Dlemelle o e c t s kSol= l'alldbdlob. Ind =a , Low SyirltS of Memory, willeceit el Wanly called , liecteliily Seat poet tree foe as Om& by NY. nano tot. Villiord-Loom.Barka eireseena Lembo. L.C. ATKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. samples of all kinds of Groper, Goods forwarded on application, suitable either for household of personal usa. Calic.xn and Calico tibeetings in every make, at the lowa* insrket prices. Fancy Flannels for Dressing Gowns, Crickottna or lowing Shirt, Nonson's Prints, printed Cambric" and Brilliants, from the IVA nomutschaera Damask Table Cloths, Dinner Napkins mad Aim. Nroto h. Irish. and Barnsley Rheetinsis. Huckshack, Medical, and Torldols Bath Towels. nlndirtA, Counterpanes. TabWeevers, otc. Ith to 212, ViIIiTMINSTER.BILIVOILBOAD, LONDON. THREE PIGEONS. BA I STREE and CO., DYERS and CULL'S EIS, Deekhead, Bermondsey; 44. Weeder-square N. Illountateeet, Omerenoraquam. Nk rF. F. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT . 4:v/Dio MACH INS& —The eolobratad No. I klaeldnea, tulmonned for general work, 610. TM Dew Don:work Machina. 0nni.1.1.• Inek delta , . LIS &P.. LO 601., and 18.—eakalogols trek 111141 AR and Co., 1 and!, Chasmic* and Yagestreirses. ...NA. London. THE SILICATRii CARBON PI LTICRS . . . . are now need In prefer . ence — t; all — Wh — eye by the Adte the anthorillet of the General Post-office, the London H the Priem. Swansea. sad In Public end Private blithinente In all parte of Ik. world. 11%1N :4:MIOE FILTERS ADAPTED TO !tux Fru" DYE -WORKS, DISTILLERIES, SODA-WATER A:YU PACTORI Fs, Ac. Prit v Lists and every information gratis on application to THE KILICATIM CARBON VILMA OOMPANY, CHURCII.IIA)AD. BATTIRSRA, S.W. AGINTS i I XYGENATED WATKR. doss not drink so 'LP brisk se other aerated water, because the ps eau Daly bs tot into it to a state of vapour, and condensed with the Rae pre sent. but Its effect on the system is to vitalise the blood end give warmth and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the Lthomtory, 36, long-sere, or through say drank!, la ems mntalning six bottles. ft XYGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept V up le the coldest weather by daily draughts of Otygenated Water. Fresh wade twee the Laboratory, 36 Loutarre, to Waugh any dreigtat. CRAP GLASS BOTTLDEL—The LONDON STOCK of the Mil end CALDSR GUM BOWLS CON. PA-NT is for SAL[, at REDUCED PVC" the premises at Tree Trade Wharf, ltatclitt, being required for wharf purposes. Orders for an the new pattern' and the pefinhetoppened bottles am anal, trom the work; Yorkshhe, and the aloe, BS, Vpger Thames treat. City. COAL.--GEORMI J. COCKERELL sod Co. Bert owls ally. Pah Ifia.-13. CornM. OAKEI(I3 WELLINGTON nun POLISH. Packs.' 3L swat: tins, illd., le., b. K. and 4a. sack Osimrs INDLtRUBBIR RIME BOARDS, trot. la ed. wt OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sad Glass Milt, Black Load. de. OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-Mar mist), ter cleaning and polibing silver, eieero-plaie, eiteibies. ie. Tablets ad. each. SOLD everywhere by ironmomere, °Moen, brodematers, chemises, Ite. Vankale rfrb uaKEY .ed 110/43, emery and black lead mills, 172, Blasktriars read, S. CIOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES N./ Broken good tampered end sound, by Dumb Jockeys. Of Whalebone, and G. Lug lossaitscs ... Aroma us. Per, ha, de. eal. NOD( Straps .. from lei. Rubber Sunup Ice Straps. Jockeys es . amsdc aI.ACK ZLI ., Warble Ascii. Saddler, 160, Oulotduir Polemis est, W., war the ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE THUS.9I3 acknowledged to teethe tent sad read ocen fortahle wearing trees Invented. into* Knee-c " . for varicose vales, weaknees, Altdreahmil firlwag Cum euleucto, Crandon ArUncisl Lae" Ansa, Ilea& an: and a wry deecelgrdoe of eggnenee inanufeetneed Df kitNoLD and 80/73, 36 and t 6, Loudon. N.B —Directions for mese t and pekoe forwarded. An everienced female to attend on - 114 lIPTURES. -Th. MINT SELF ADJUSTER° OILMAN TRUSS, sedge irsoismAr t = IA) cornplM4 *itm le recommended by the lemV far and relief of The necessary usably de geed ins, •ea efficient reeleilwg power, without esseememey pew es tb Put affected, Vie► tleelrebie object le sisee•Didas l• • Dais aneliciumhwed with Mrapopbal spdap, or pea balliled.—J. EO6 and Co. No. 1 nocadfile. . . ) 'y91104 of HICIIMATISM, so distrotaingß to thaw who are afillebed by It, may to meg adliolaally re/kred by • 102 DRIDOIPB DIAL-ALL. Less Prepared eddy to , Homo too Bom. se. don, and may be Miiiined from soy amnia II sibs nap serviceable fee Cldblaios beton *al see teens. Peke IL Is. Per Milk. WASH YOtR DOGS *1 6 14 NI/brims,' ILIUM Pries Is. Oi on Grids. I MARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, new .ILP beentkes, so adotrebly contrived that a fail bait, as well M IMAM soak, iney be reined or tUted on It ...about labour or Itreibie Its segos le ne hie that the sediment of the aced/la laid by no Ility can a dal:abed. Yam lit. Ifs., le.. to suet 43, 9, and It gallon casks. As:bows slur 4.eraio f3YP'HOIt TAP. No roonfred. No more tat boor or soar wtso. Mee 4a. Ott. ; ditto, olectroplated, 9+.—Apply direct to JA.IIID3 BARLOW, polontoo, 14, ling Wlllane#l44, 14andoe-honor. 800 that hb nano sod Winos ors on ovary article ; aD caws ill spurious battalions. Soitravlap gratis. Natobilattad 1010. IMPORTANT to EVER YRODT , especially Hotel .l. keepers and all large Commun.—M.ora W. aad J. E. TAYLOrt.tbe well-losowe Poulterers awl Classeeroongers. of 56. Ladle Pultesey.dreet. Goldeaoquare, are sow SELLING Bas YORK HAMS. set and Og ; good Yandly Meese, Td. ; doe Old Chew, ad. ; Bacon, by itW or lultrida, Pd. ; Poultry Is now cheap. Carta to all parts every hoar la the day. MHZ CVLTIVATION of Tin in the East 1 Indies has now beams aa Important feature. Since the hatroductioa of Alms 'ha, warty 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, no soooant of its great strength and exquisite Savour, promoted Its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Uppe r Assam, have gradually extended, end Tess from other of India are raising, thus ellertng greeter varieties. The pony are aotr selling Assam, Cashel, Ibig, de., at from ta 101. to Is. IL per lb., sad ebbs Tess as usaal.—Warehouse, No. 9, Great lit Helen's charehyard, Blehopegate. Price DA tae warded on application. OofORD and CAMBRIDGE BOAT help RACE. J. , Loasbardoneet, hilly to inform his p ORKINBOA If atrons and Minds, that Ids AkMJAL I /a SSNTATION of FAVOURS, in Toth colours, foe Tattles and Oeutlanen, will 00illIENC6 at his establishment an THURS DAY, the and day of April next. ATRINSON awl Co.—SPRING STOCK of LIL MUSLIN. Swiss, Lave, NA aad Lao Cutelse. The choked deigns. to 212. WINTMDISIDE•BNIDOZZOAD. LONDON. BROWN BRO'rHERI3.-PATENT CHAIRS mod COMM barnek TT Pad... Pedlar Maw, ea, at PRIM CONSIDIEBABLY 101. PICCADILLY. Callektrise ern. CARPETS.-ATICINSON and Co. an now offer- Iv big to purchasers the whole of last year's 11tr931111 CAItPLISat yreemst on heed. at • reduction of tam cont. To Managers et Hotels, lante Consumers, and iamliM.. Ude patios females worth their attention. addrosa. —l9B to !IL WESTWINSTID-DZIDOLIOAD, LONDON. LORD DERBY UPON HIS The following letter has been addressed by Lord Derby to the Earl of Dartmouth i• re. faience to • resolution passed by the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Ass•st} lions expressive of regret at his retirement from public Life : "N. Janies's-Kpuut, Mara 71, 1868. " My Lord,—l have to acknowledge with the liveliest gratitude the address which your lordship has done me the honour of transmitting to me on behalf of the National Union, and the numerous constitutional associations whose names are an nexed, kindly expressing their regret at my retire ment from offioe, and their hope that I should still be enabled to take a part in the political business of the country. "It was not without a pang, and only under &con viction of the absolute necessity of the step, that I found myself compelled to ask permission to with draw from the service of a Sovereign to whose gra cious favour I am so deeply indebted ; and to sever my official connexion with a party which for so many years has honoured me with its confidence, and for man members of which I entertain a per as wel l as political regard. It was, however, very satisfactory to me to be empowered to transfer the office, which Iliad had the honour of holding, to one, whose co-operation and friendship I had enjoyed for more than twenty years, and who, I am persuaded, will prove himself not unmindful of those great constitutional principles which it has been the study of my life to uphold, and to which, so far as my health will permit, I shall not cease to give my earnest though unofficial support. —I have the honour to be, my lord, your obliged and faithful servant, (Signed) " " The Earl of Dartmouth." mgt . .r - 0.77., 43416 - ~..r .1, .• n i- , •n'• DAVit &AVM. ' • ThyAih of Dessid Varriek frost Orkinol Faesilp ao=and trinnerons Published mar ifitymbliskesl . By Poser Frnoonsto, ]ILA-, F.S.A. 2 vela. Tinsley Brothers, 1868. Mb. Fitrgereld possesses in no alight aiseaare ow - impaisite of a biographer. He is beartily in lows with his hero, and does his best to make the reader in love with him also. %fortunately the seal of the writer is rarely tempered with Judg ment. He praises Garrick so much that we are compelled to ask whether be is worthy of such praise-; the portrait is so brilliant it colour that we geastion its accuracy as a likeness. We bye reed them think volumes with care, and are thankful for the slight additional light which they throw upon the actor's career, and upon the theatrical history of the age. The origi nal material which the writer has gathered from ' Gonne* is not indeed of mush value, ig ay be questioned whether it will change or modify the popular estimate of Garrick • from former biographi e s. Y e t it i s plea- T m had Met to learn anything new of a man - who has won 'awl daserredly won a air y marked place in OW -hibleity of kb puremk- Kr: Frlopstakre hook ik cerelessly written ; kis style is often uogeammatical, hie facts are sometimes erroneous, and we can by no means agree with him in the belief expressed in the introduction, that his hero possessed " a y noble, generous, and well-trai ne d mind," ltr i , in the words of Perciv a l Bt oc kd a l e , " as goat inGarrick as in Lear." The truth is that Both prelims is injurious to the actor's memory. He wee too vain and too eager about his ',- potation to deserve the title of a great man. He lived upon the flattery of friends, was ever obee pious to rank. Mr. Fitzgerald makes the remark twice over that Garrick dearly l ove d a l or d, an d was ' redy at all times to sacrifice his dignity in order tligt he:night escape the attacks of his enemies. Garrick was always in a fidget to learn what people ware saying about him; he would have been de lighted to hide himself in a closet and listen to his wan praises ; he threw out baits for flatterers, and wgs only unhappy when he was neglected. Take ode instance among a score of Gerrick's foolish de sirs for notoriety. When in Paris he wrote home to Colman to publish a Paris baiter, in order to puff friend of his in the London papers. Mr. tzgerald shall tell the story : ' It was characteristic of hie servoesness sheet popelar drake to hoodoo that he Mould hint to Gelman to add • lino aloud himself. IS might be something in this key, be said, "Our little hero looks better then be did. It Witt be pave, ledlofetus, ea Joking, but mention of him then was to be. Colmar took up the idea with ma en tertaeate ardour. He represented the town and theatre ea lonise far its Rendus. He " overdid" it. Such delicate came me, Mimed, hard to mambo. It was tee fell of podia was soured. He was sari it would he mil dawn ; —s k naturally so—to his Inspiration. He said— was was perfeseily tnee— tbst he had never in his life "hrid kbeeelf Woo wiggly." There was • eowls awk ward ress. tee, is the whole business. Garrick had written to , servo of his friends that he was thin enough to go through the tumbler's hoop at Seam% Wells. The newspaper eserespondest at Pasie, speaking of "our little stage here," said the same thing. " The devil wes in you to mention that," he wrote over, with good-humoured impatience at the likelihood of dalmatian. Thies frisks were en tura rablie weakness, and attended his mei* social attitude. In another - place the biographer writes :—" To wards the end of March, 1766, he was really meditating his return and dill nervously putting questions as to the pulse of the town : were they talking of biol.—calling out for him, or ' cool about their humble servant. But the doctors were firm cad atuit his ever .r.......:-- - - • 1.111/1111• his ever appearing again. I have ...se it at all. I must entreat you to be very sincere with me.' Here again were more tucks' and a sham unconcern." Garrick's life is indeed full of this miserable weakness. It will be found in his letters, and it will be found in his poems. Witness the "Sick Monkey"— in which he makes animals and reptiles talk about himself. The truth is that Garrick had many foibles, and had not the skill to hide them. He wore his heart upon his sleeve, and it was a weak heart though a good one. His weaknesses are obvious but so also are his virtues, and no one has we think done greater justice to them than Dr. Johnson, who is classed by Mr. Fitzgerald among Osrrick's enemies. Johnson said sharp things about his townsman and nopil (about whom did he not I) but he gave him ble praise also ; when people accused him of meanness declared that he was most generous • when people laughed at his vanity pleaded for bi n the best possible excuse by saying it was won derful how little he assumed, considering that he had applause " dashed in his face, sounded in his ears, and went home every night with the plaudits of • thousand in his cranium; When Garrick died Johnson shed tears, and speaking at another time of him and Beauclerk, said softly they were " two such friends as cannot be supplied." One of the pleasantest and freshest portions of this "Life of Garrick' lathe amount of his early days and of his early letters. The "child is father of the man " and the brightness and vivacity which distinguished him in after years was conspicuous in his youth. It is bard, says the biographer, to give any idea of the remarkable series of letters the - boy webs to his father ; and it is a pity that instead of n o t e t rid ere a pting to do so by brief extracts, Mr. Fits ha not transcribed several of the most interesting. It cannot be from want of see that these characteristic productions are omitted, since a !goodly port ion , of these volumes is occupied with padding,' which in a second edition might be cut out with advantage. Bat short though they be, the extracts are very charming. The boy rdates bow his mother has grown " nsolone.holy" in her husband's absence, how hard she finds it to pay the butcher's bill, or to keep the children's clothee—aosontranents he call them—in good or(ler ; how she is compelled to drink wins, " which goes against her inclination and pocket," while " yonrpresenee would do her more good than all the physicians in t ope how his sisters, "with the greatest duty and &whence request a small matter to purchase their head arm meets ;" and bow be hes lately had a pair of silver bremberboackles given him, and would like the captain to send him some handsome materials for a vest and breeches. " They toll sob," be says, " velvet is very cheap at Gibraltar. Amen, and so be it!" All this is very plemant and gives one a kindly feeling for the youth who is deiced before long to win high fame, and what in after years be valued almost as much—a— .pendid fortune. The moms ef Garriek is nn No actor ever gnaw so soddenly into reputation , or retained his . an as the observed of all observers during so bug a sow . No man was ever so persecuted, mys . Herald, but Bur* no actor was ever so praised arse favoured of forbuia His frieude—and. this as well for his hart odor kisintellest - was wig tie best and platen in the land. They /wad the man as mesh as they applended the Mier, and were rend to be on terms trati s famisy with w ho, as Sir Joshua sold, desired to know. Liekfir mement at 'a oiiition when at pecipeadty.#is was the find ia Pahs4/ 1 4 'Waits i was, as vim si = ; 44 1‘• ' =lt ;OTt ' ; 'wealth AMENDMENT BY LORD STANLEY ON THE IRISH CHURCH tessownoss. TORN GOSNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PAISTI Y vastly spans to sesp Tooth Powder, styes the Teeth a pearl-like whiteness, protects the enamel hos denim and Imparts a phenol, hagreace to the breath Pike Is. M. JOHN GOSNELL and Co's PAT'S/4T TILICIIO6IL2DN, er llewly-lavented 111111:11-11trall. the peculiar mechanical comitruction of which amempilehas the two operatfona of demob. and polishing abiaissosals. M. Upper Thenterret., IM. of 11,Threetimpoljambeinial.lon44. Lord Stanley last nightgam notice of him intention te mere the following amendment cm the motion that thellptaker to lean the shah :—" That this house, while admitting that ormaidemble machinations is the teraporelitim in the united church ia Inland may, after pending inquiry, ap pear to be expedient, is of opinion that any propmitkm . . isodhtg to tits diasetabliskurent diesodueroiedel tbst alter& ought to be resseved toe the desists& of a mit porliseuest." Yesterday a Venial vestry of Fet. Martien was held to moseys the reply ban the Peorlaw Beard to • oommunisatiou Les the nesby, peryiad the to roma ides their &alga of amming It 'Mimi et St Kerns to the &read Dram. The vestry clerk rend thsa has the Poor-law Beard, white was tee tbe West that Mimed to their termer mambos. It wee then amsely resolved that d ues, y take no asthma with regard to the *booties of gu and that a petition be pro. seated to parliament se the subbed. WORDING WOKEN'S CLAMED, EDNDINOTOX. At Newton-home, oa the emaing of Thursday last, Yr. Joseph Diggs read seleNiessaft hemarsem—hats remises Amarirma autism ilinetrative of metal We in Americo. Ho aim gave some semiaissemes of hie bevels in the Wilted States ego. His vapid° do. =don et the Falls et hi sold balk ba, hearty epplame. Oa evening, Apa rt Sad, at heaped eight o'clock Idr. lleginald Stamt Poole will deliver • lecture apes Egypt. Wotiors MID'S COLinsa, a, Osgat Ong own nu" W.O. —One of the mateseseas to be held daring the eating of parliament is to take pbees thie rt The 'abbot b, " Who mat education 1^ The the Rm. F. D. Mamba ILA., wi ll Mks lb. 8.30 c 0 D LlVilli OIL. yob*, pas iipriouvroumn. Teoiniaid , isai*ts wim and imiimmi. have b .. T ., Clininl. PALWIL--arinbilreil aleri• to tive dams abed teem thre adaestploodese:--sreeeose Tour, et Boroorods, • brim part or it ter the fret ties. will be M.D.. *a, ite.,_ Dr. Kn., L.1.C.P., P.L.C. de.. Dr. SAWA at UM dlemossab Saturday 011•011 A. Walla tenr a D i;ba l.r . 4 :54. M i lt.Z. ;amd. eg. ir=d tal % .. = sa rbffiz d the sellepert...lllll evertors' fll be Weber% its peeew plats la M. Ptak to. act, quads Os., to Oars U. , side will be held as mewl site. the esmert. On Thursday at BtrrainOaas, s sergeant a revolver in ids lend when the erste orileandly W that entering tbe Meek 0 swam siker war stadia wall the time. The tall lodged fa the a% par, sot tad see hem exteseded am !barn near.siski, but II it masted that he will near. aked. '- /hi dime aileibed wits weirepeeted te be e' Illeat el the Mac Tads A , *wild dopiest, esee ss = real meek of the emovrfue nutddiy. Tux Casw 01 Tali menden NM lel; Me=o, iaelsat, atter basils usurp; *ON MO !ADM—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an o Boarded Pr e tion tor impoistog and IMAMS. film th e Complexion sod MM. The radiant bloom Y bowie I to the chest, and*** softness and de%which ft Indent of this bands sad sme Its capability of irritation rd re novl all mimosa tee. pimples.ote disiximodom sad oth er endemism sMtsticender tt badispessabio Its miry toilet. Price 44. 64. and to. per bottle. Sold by Mosaists and perfumers. Ad tor " Rowlands' Kalydor," and bowers of merlons and pendolomarticise ander the nese of " talydor." PARALYSIS. - PARALYSED CHILDREN, Hallow, Pala* lies et Seep. Lees et lireelar Power, lodigedlo Wren, &e.—Mr. HA, the GsWeald, o, of Warwick Lodge, 4.), Addison-road, Kerdbi YAM. Webb te wed hid two damps for Me Moilellatd dhows the eartloaldo it Ms greoi owe, of to the ores if Dr. llesoott Gibed, of Loie sod Mr. = l ,lAlooder, odes se witeeseUse se to hare hod the wide teedloel geokeics ea wen se the sidle, all the wad remettles end veriest gamic lemehlose having hod tried la vale. Babes alveoli speorstee cured both. CIODLI V R 0 L V POI. CONSinamoN, BRONCI Z UAL A m m o n , COD LIVER OIL ,o& DIMITY. T. A MBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, d IA oa olloolul . vilmel M . Ur bomb id Soo Wel, bob i ro il looll oisdidoo lir b adoollbd lo odoldb. ooldb 11•01241/11•11111•141. awl loolphod soornbaboo. II Imo qpigittr mei yaws Idiom dm body edibles* dips Ilko boldlogy ural god.Wroomplioa lb re Indy od slam Kwon down lor bar of widow ell rid la a by oar raft b— ad odd by W. olmoold. 11. KIN WS. boooo,h ami Zo i , boV ia Bo sh = 1 mid ma sir ' Daas. ilko moo awl Warm ' W 0111.0,94 MI NM bow A LL WHO 8172 , 712 from MINOT= *odd am WOBTOWS CA3lloalli PILLS. rmemmio. I+iraka.l4. let 911-. me 1M TiCotrrmirscouthalits EtzeiwN.—The local liberals threaten to oppoee the return of Mr. W. E. Welby, who lad anneeneed himself as a coneervative candidate for South Liaeolashire, in the room of Six J. Trollop.. about to be elevated to the peerage. Mr. G. Revile, of fitubten.hall, is weed as oandidatc in the liberal interest. Liner Psztcsmte.—The sermon at the Chapel St. l Jan..'., at the LI *Week servile teinorrow e t rrlrlie preached by the Right Mee. Dr. Alexander, Lord Bishop of Derry. At her Majesty's Chapel Royal, White hall, the mom at the aliening televise esestnewoing at 11 o'clock will be by the Very Rev. Dr. Howsoa, Dees of Chester, joint author of the wen-anown work " The Life and Spied*, et St. Peal ;" sad that at the 3 o'eleek after. need revise by the Rev. Charles F. Tame, Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, end am* Rae tabor to his Royal Highness the Prime of WAIL The Very Rev. Dr. Magas, Dean el Cork, win be tie lie easier at the modal eveieleg Ferries ander the dime el St. Peal's. Atiansianon ow Rica Poo'.—Yesterday a ta u s ill t a ths Imarda et Roar- Oleadton, Leeds, Liverpool, Maaelsater,' and Warrington waited oa the Purl o' Devon, at the office of the Poor law Board, to urge upon his lordship the intro deletion of a singe in the aumagement of hospital'. Mr. Henfall, ILP., introduced tho deputation, and amend those present were Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., Mr. E. Balms, M.P., Mr. G. Dina, IL P., the Mayer of War ringtea, he. The Bari of Devon, I. re* to the arena- Mins addressed to him by members of thetbi deputation, ad mitted that it woe undesirable to extend the principle of eentralnation farther than it at prenent west, to any material extent ; bat each improvements as were required could be introduced in the best way by the onoperation of the Peorlaw Board and local boards. The bill relating to this sallied, which be intended to lay before the House of Lords on Monday, was not an ambidous effort to extend the matralining power of the Poor-law Beard. • member of the depute Moa suggested that numb's, of the boards of guardians ought to be exonerated from serving upon The Earl of Devon said it was a very proper sug gestion to make to the committee which was sitting upon theAnsilioa of the jury system. Hone= AT RAILWAY BliDolol.—Yesterday Dr. loakester held an inquest at the Locomotive Tama, Grove-street, Pandas-town, on the body of the Mr. Oliver William Glades Brow.. dennestrater at Um Royal Vete rinary College, Great Geollme-otreet, who it was alleged, we. killed by bong throne from a spirited horse, which took fright at the whining of an engine, and the Valof • train over the Camden-Won bridge of i g erth London Railway. Dr. Linkmen, in amassing up, said it would be competent for than to pun a verdict that the deceased was killed =his hone bong frightened by the train, and he ass represent to the Board of Inland Itovenue the damper of the bridge. He might slots that he inn paned meet it without trembling lent his horses should run away. The noise made by a Psis paring over the one in quokka was like the coming down of a whole building,, ea& they could not be surprised at horses being frightened. The., was a difficalty econoned with the question of whin linghowener, as it was sosidendasooseary to whistle vary Meebeal to "‘ the ile:ka = il sty cu l e o t iakoaa. liee ; Nag age he held an loosest es a ems m a le neighbearbood WM bed bees throws from his wart throe* his bens ta bs, bight at the whistling. Within the last slz months a bons was frightened by the whistle ot as at the Waiadoolrekbe. It reared sip sad Mina a Misuses slab was, vise wee prim en the hood, Isißiag kim. Re beliewed ahes= Improved mode of elgoallfsg A ttt s :: bonded. Its Joe paned a wordiot " deatk." but added minks that the bridge in guavas% woe &moron& Th e_Coroner said be did not tUali tks verdict weld fus him is making a representatisa Is the Board of Lima Reweave. Ayer osentativit et Wm North Linden Radway Coopeay said the Aare et *elegy would be laid Wore his hoard. Tan VACATION JIIDOI CkaircußY.—Yesier iv amiss was pees Vieraismealler Mains (aad saii. as vas ViseAlmeresilsr Ciiibed) wield be gm puke Our or Meatisr Ties Comr.urr.—The meeting edwirlind far mein* at the Oity Timmins /Mel was bold tome* ter the perpee et adjoanulA, mil vat adjourned assentints le • day in 14y , el sides wifi be Mem. Non= Barium RAILWAY. —A toi= MS LI/abut:o slates Shut the =el the ri t:t Railway Ocospeaywas bad . KAlllislias A meths' by It,. ICialoth to ressedieg with Ibe Tertirlaridige mud Chatleklie haws - lest. Thu rawt et the disasters woe Myers Ilaraz.atrAlri. —At a meeting of this eammay it Birmingham yesterday • dividend at We we L l :Zion terbie sil {yl o C w as mil wen est see: WI ebb i sad IB,Celt. seated to • ' Mesh II en pi newel,' out et }melts ' • 81:710IDE AT tWinron-ereeder gTATION. —Yager ft eareass • Idsteltal taiiir IPlig eetulatad bristle gm. onsesudy about IbietrAze u ai ligL vie Mead beWeal kwe of tile m oboe dame td• kaal. • brammV ith e: yr bia Ikea ear& ea. c:11. "W. Chert4lll Hoew, laidebsa," vas yea Ida. ase aleo • S. sad. Sift de daer, sad Id. be ia Ws lb• an Wm removed be ad Wm% Tears wale ea Wawa ' As the result or the Saturday immiug concert Il at AL Astedabed, es tb• filth alas by the at the beau bead hosepd as Nympii. J. Ilbosilleui 1 1- 1 7 ..1-za"---"lrjr4; _ PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Maim 27, Evinneo. The Crown Prince of Prussia will leave for 'Flo rence immediately after Easter, to be preaent t at the marriage of the Crown Prins of hale. FRANCE. PARA !tam 27, Eviamm. The France of this evening gives a denial to a rumour current here that the Spanish officers in terned in France had left their piece of residence. ITALY. FLORENOZ, MAara 27. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Depretis opposed, and Signor Sella de fended, the grinding tax. The general discussion then closed. The Duchess of Wurtemberg snd the Princess of Schaumburg-Lippe have arrived here. THE DISTURBANCES IN BILGIUM. • BRUSSELS, llutcH 27. The War Departmimst has received the following . Idagraptiledmlpatellies from General Desert, Odin mending the 2nd military division :—" Charleroi, Friday, 9.24 a.m.—The state of affairs is most re assuring." " 12.48 p.m.—Tranquillity continues to prevail." ar l-7 a e d ss Da wn * ,m, for mstalioe, that upon w-- his s isaa by Qs r MOONS as a dramatist was not inoonsiderable ; be ifinatemini aolisated round him a splendid library ; his wealth Idisurnsast Jibo was great and so in spite of pose trivial mean- ram) b new ia Woad. std 10 ' imams was his liberality, and hilad above all an .iissomparable fie' from Wigan we baton he was rns Toix•Do.le rssen isttent immud foe day. Sere is • upload ibr =mi the lest ss ases„ bee m e n s i r Um " N I % 494 1$ th "i i r di r w u nce . s i, a . clouded, d o streney Issapeament and his position as a muds-mansgee SPAIN. gatILDRID, )(ARCH 27. In to-day's ;sitting of the Cowries the budget came on for discussion. Senor Moyano made a in which he prognosticated the speedy rui n :7beeh country if the system of not balancing the revenue and expenditure should continue. AMERICA. (it ATLANTIC Tarawa. TITOUCIN ma. lama% marimov.) NNW YORK, MATCH N. Closing Prices.—gold, 134 Sterling exchan an London, Nei. 5-20 United States Boucle, 1882, 104; ditto, 1886, 108 f; 10.40 Bonds, 1001. Illinois, 1381 ; Erie, 69f. Cotton : Middling Upland, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 251. Flour, extra State, 10 dolt. 304. corn, old mimd, 1 dol. 27c. WASHINGTON, MATCH 27. The bill prohibiting appeals from the Circuit Courts to the gamma Court ham been passed over the President's veto by party votes in both Houses of Congress. Tax Fusreutai. or Dann. Mama. —The Italian sad Frame papers contain bag somata of the funeral at Diehl Maeda, which has Just taken plan in Venice. The esremenies raided eta three days Oa the lint day the media, placed upon a pedals hang with black and illsinated with terehee, left Metre and entered Vallee tower& evasive, followed by the cabs of Mania'. wife sad daughter, and by hundreds of ether pandas; else lug with bleak sad lighted up. This slesagely Watertown faunal preemies wee fear hears •is I meek* ite desiliaation, the oboroh of Bea Zesseria, where the scans were deposited for the eight. The spit day Mania's rend= were placed upon the Plass& of pt. flan, sad address was claim ed there by Fres& and Italian speakers. The wen was afterwards removed to the idwireh of Ilk Met, sad all the reel of the day aid dub, the whale of the Arid the people pound In an. ✓estless= strata through the building Si leeknewa &a wed dimply. The following day the oodles ef Mania's wife sad daughter were she placed ie gt. Mark* I sad the *Veen ceremony thee teak plan. IL Tinier, of the Mick, says it wee so iropreseive list the eM felts& et the diets*, who here withered nevi& its into wept es though death had sawed saild Ike del before. Owego hosts, the Dinkel Mak was esnegiesess men the aerittaas. Twelve „limbed depahaticas frora an gar* of Itply attended the eirencay. 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