The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-16 00:00:00

r N EWSPAPER ( .... .. , , . •.- ' - e . • -..: ••••... • , it - l'•-• ;, •.::',.-. )i. ~.....:- • k: 1.1.-,ii... 1. , 4 .....; ~ gsaltaXii 4 11 1 : --. r n A f e. • 4I • —, 1 x • o . i - !/ ; ! [TWOPENC LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1866. No. 6,118.1 [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] WILLS AND BEQUESTS. BLAOK BALL PASSENGER LINE of WPM POWS for Lt/STILLLIA boot Loathe a 1,.... • itAll IMAM J. R. MORGAN AND 00. ARE PREPARED TO WIMPS BIIEBORTETTONS FOR BRAM IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH 001IPAttY (Called). Incorpnreted under the .. Companies Act, nem" which Matta the Ilebtlity of each nareholder to the amount of the Mame suboaribed by him. Capital £OOO,OOE, la 0 000 Shame of £lO each. Deposit on El „ cm ISM April Id June 22 §TODARB.-370th Representatiou.—THEATßE d IIYSTELY, Miyptlati-heIL—MAZYILA la MAGIC and NTILILOgUISM, as perlormed by cominand by Col. Stodere before MM. a nd egen and Royal Family at IMdsor Castle, Nov. 81 , 1866, twice. before 11.1 AIL the Plinio el Wales, Jane 3, 1866, and Merck 10, Mk The mysterious SPHINX, birth of Flower Trees, and Modem's selebrated Indian Basket Feat, es oa:Ir domed by hint.—BVZBY BYBWING, et II; Midlands) Saturday , ta A--Stalls at letioheirs, Old Bond-streek sad NIS=I--Admialitlk IL end s s. B AST, se. •Almost ••—Vide "The limes," April BA IBM. THE OVERLAND MAIL. By the arrival of the above man we have advieee from Calcutta to Feb. 7 ; Colombo, Feb. 17 ; THE QUEEN'S COURT. The Queen held a Court at Buckingham Palace yesterday afternoon. The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Princess' of Wales, her Royal Highs.' the Princess Helena, and his Royal Highness the Prince Alfred, entered the throne room shortly after 3 o'c'oek. Her Majesty wore a black silk dress with a train trimmed with ittlldan sable and crape, and a Queen of Scots' cap with a long veil, the cap ornamented with diamonds, with a small oorooet of diamonds and sapphires at the back of the head, a diamond n-cklaoe, and a brooch composed of • large sapphire set in diamonds. the riband and star of the Order of the Carter, aed the Victoria and Albert Order. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales wore a train of white silk broc ,ded with gold trimmed with gold cord, petticoat of white tulle richly trimmed with gold card and blond over white silk. Headdress, diamonds, feathers, and vat ; ornaments, emeralds end diamonds, the Victoria and Albert ()order, and the Orderof Catherine of Her Royal Highness the Princess Helms wore • train of rich white silk, petticoat of w►ite tulle over glace silk trimmed with how, of mauve velvet, headdress of diamonds mounted on mauve velvet, feathers and veil ; ornaments, Mameeds, Albert and Vial& Order, and Order of St. Isabel. . I Tamerlane l.OOO GeorseH.Warres IMO I. India Apt' 10 I lat' ]fur l % Shangkid, Jan. 20 ; Hong /tong, Feb. 1 • Ship pore, Feb. 8 ; Sydney, Jan. 20 ; Melbourne, Jank 25 ; Adelaide, Jan. 27; Brisbane, Jan. 17 ; Auckland, Jan. 8; Otago, Jan. 18, &c. Firm/ still continues to increase in the Chinese seas. By the present mail we have particulars of . . 1 - V - 7 - 43 D.—Land Orders. 330. to all daises mane.... Netherby Brisbane • • I M I aabbnaenib 1.5c0 Clyde I April 30 egeareaad Mae of pausele balm by their vanoteeray and n og wog* earned a world-known reputation, - and their ar f ew accommodation is unsurpassed by say vends afloat —For s tadealantringesalag freight or passage to Anginas' apply to J BAIN= and Co., Liverpool ; all Amin for the Black Wits.wad T. IL MACKAY and OD. 1. Imolootoll-otztot. Le. 410 17ndee arrangements with the Atlantic Telegraph Co upon.% this Company will be entitled to receive £llsooo wanness one al the earnings hem the working of the Atiantio Tel Company's lanes, and they will also to entitled to =Pv i ii MAO per annum from the New York Newfoundland, and London Te k Company, out of the esneings of theft Oar pony for menage& The agreements hymn Ms Companies provide for other con tingent advantages, which are stated Ls the Prespeoteh - °REIGN WINES, cheap and pure: 1. Catalonian Slurry, 17s. Id. ; Andsloslan Poet, 171. 6d.: Trench, ; Mare Sherry, 18s. per dozen ; Beaujolais. MAI& MactonAls. ; Resmillon. 17s. 6d.: Malin 21s. ; Hoek 21s. to 245. :and Speckling Hock sad Moselle, 48s. • dozen; Comas Brandy. Slib or brown, 40s. • down, bolds. included. Terms randy, mat COMM* told epee four doses bate His country. ItHWASH 1102aSJOHIC sad Kura, nand importers, 271, Stunstreet, London. lisiebilebod uss. tines cases, one of them being an attack upon a vessel within the precinct, of Hong Kong harbour. The first case is that of the French brig Jeanne et Joseph, which left Hong Hong on the 16th January, bound for Shanghai. She was boarded by pirates, and everything of value plundered. One man was severely wounded, and two are missing, of the crew. A gunboat, it is understood, has been despatched to look after the pirates. In the second case the vessel attacked was an American schooner, named the ♦lma. yESSRS. MONEY 'CORM& and BONS' (of Blackenll.yard, London) LINT of MICKY SHIPS ALIT/AWL For At FILBOORNH Pert /Wile, threat gore the books on Tardy, Mk bank callles M thi. the *md clipper dip yogisents. Liao or. YBADISICI AN eI DS/80N (late at the Reath Ceameader kieg is the feet ladle Docks Her aseoasodahoos for all ohms ot are noserreaed. aad she will carry an surgeon. —Tor freight or Name apply to ALLPOBT . 11b/SIA,N, "ith Hears. O MNNY WIGIAII eat BON& 7. adiwalWaS. Owns Tawbod7. Old Broadwinat Edward Cropper. lg.. Swaraads, Panabarat. Captain A. T. Handltaa, It, Babas-wow. plead. Bachard Atwood Glam. lad., Askat. Daddlig. Daniel Gawk Eaq.. Clew mis tr u Ss ladaar. n" WAD. Ennis A. Bane. ad.. ad, aordwtresi. C C_ . ld•Claaa. Ewa. tAX.,, Waal Owargwairest. Worivalwidar. AN, IL Atom% Bop, iN. Lalbalaaarlaate. Hrde-park. W. limmoss—Mern. prvky, Bono. Tellies. Emil& arld NUNN'S LIQUEUR GREEN GINGER WINE 21& per dons. NUNN'S ORANGE BITTERS, 48a. per dozen. STILLY non LITIOWCPOL 04 QIIIMPITOWN TO NEW YORK. TWIG • WV*. IrBiILIVERPOOL, NZW YORK, and I 'EII•DUTRIA mAipsan . COYPABY Mod dir fooltidtothate rtra Vawavol Iron Easy iesnalblts. mobs %be , , OfTr ° 04•111114 W aw "Willi"VlC. edimpoin _ , cisr Olf 00ItK. acarrwvrA, by sh. isuMta=an ZffinT "."— accon =todno&A 11 ".ssasso llgi frAsys audio= sbotesta. IS WOoss• Noward pmt include a .1011 sia d ossiod Or Ors•s sod tbs Vallat Oslo boaltatt qat Swam —Tat Ortbrft POlOlogan to Kay, = Walsall:4A LtugspooiS9 sot MACE .S. Ita. Wtatmodistal. Laois. ;ot to V NUNN'S LIQUEUR ORANGE BRANDY, ei:". par &m . Siam 14. Loos &O. tlitcherAnt (pro tere.)—J. C. Deane. Msg. The wtimie of Ike depiOl oe bhalis will be !Mimed to Om sabsert2 U twit-thirds ntihe 'spina of as 011miettY alst• " gVeltortbestenterendem arlicies et e eas be • lnc d Ost; eri4:ll"4 aligilieWilLetet Uament-street. 111Miles41 and CG " 441 ' Pat- Promeatasse sad tames et appUestioss tar Mares ma be ob tained tram Mews. J. 8. Unman and Co.. U. Old Broadatreet. to whom applications muss be made and the deposit of £1 par !tare paid. Should a less number of shares be allotted than is m mo tor. the deposit will. so ter m required. be apprortated the payment doe On allotment. It no allotment le made, the amount d=rti will be at ma returned with:int dedastles. 6, 1866. mum/cm MARSALA- or BRONTE WINE, 255. 1.1 pot doom, 47 du per mix down, £l2 154. per quarter-net. i.pedor so, slatioa 32111114 This wine 1/22 be foond of quality, Watt and old, and; ihrogb fall flavoured, en tirely fro* from loot or Os aliglitrot approasi to acidity. THOII.III2WW/T and 801211, wilmoyfril. and Moo= =rat 21, Lamb's Coodob-stroot, W.C. Mod lista on applicatlon. 1210121120021201. BLoss of RON/EYSIIOKLIC, a delicate sod dlatthee om ll perfume, extracted bum the Bowers. by JNO. 006 NELL sad Co., Perfumers to 11...8..1L the PLUM/ of Wales, Bed Ball Wharf, 93, Upper Tbesswetreet, Loudon. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. 141 W sad COOICI BOONS. All years BOOBS of the SWAN and of the past twenty re In circulation at NUMBS !MULCT LIBRARY. FIRST cuss SUBSCRIPTION, nsendni as 0113 aqGUINEA PBS ARNIM Coro date. Bock Clubs supplied es Masi temp. uses es application. YUDIV P =BCT Teatill e 4Linalts4), NNW OXIO Ott Olies, 4, KING-STRUT, calasnm. f ing Er td NEW YORK.—TINITED STATES KUL LlRL—lrks splasOld sad, k. 11. Ms-wind se Us Now Yost sod saws Assn in* Company mtsf or rssuasal Oak plans Ia lids surviss ass afrolata Now York as Idiom: _ . A NGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH (*KEANE' The LIST of APPLICATIONS of SHA@d6 In this Company will CLOSE on MONDAY, the lfth Inst., for London, and WES° %Y. the 40th, for the country. Mane MOO & By order. hem Havre. trWednesday, April 1L Wsdneelsy, Way 9. • Wednesday, J ane 9. Wedneaday, July a. I . ' li t r i al usid ed i a :. Apra 77. If tsusday, Xsy 10. An. 7. Minim 1 1 / 1 7 0. jaw :—Flrant : a c ir .r eadtnitlik ai laj o. tartherport 4 Z lee.. and Z. W. PDX d talacaa ;at B. fLu and Co.. 146, Chapala°, L0T.10., MANSION, LEIGH-PARK, PORTSMOUTH. The BUILDER of THIS DAY, March 16 (conducted by George Godwin. P.R.6.. late ViosPresident of the Institute of Architecte). °potable Views sod Plans of Residences: • Roe View and Plan of Mansion, Leigh-park . NICUS4OII of Proposed Plan for lloseurne al Bromptoo Responsibility versus Monne,: Royal Scottish Academy - Inhibition . Buildings in the QV of Rheims; • Walk in Dmham, and various other intertog papers ; with all the news, arthAml, social. and sanitary. ed.. or by post 64.-1, Yorketrsat, Covent-garde°, and all newsmen. ROTTERDAM and the RHINIL—NOTICIR to PASSENGERS. - The Netherlands Steamboat Company's Rd lead favourite steamer SATANISM, copula w. mum vs tememence her service for the MUM on SUNDAY, the Nth inst., ageing fro/. Brunswick Wharf, Blackwell, as 11 a.m., Ned retuning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Yams : Saloon, , fors cabin, —For freight or passage apply to PRILLIPPS, GRAELS. PHILLIPPB and Co. Bt. Dundee's be" ;or to CHAPLIN'S IJrdversal Regent-clrcus, • - 'REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (limited). SECOND IS . Capital £060,000. In 10.000 Shares of gig each. Inane of the remaining 5,000 Shares. Al payable on application, and At on allotment. :imam atM not to exceed 45 per share, and at intervals of not Ms than three month& It is not expected that It will be ne cessary to ca.l up for the present more than L 5 per share. MsDot, ag. (et Messrs. Dent and Co., China). Ifrielts Bay, Bart, Chairman of the Mithrall Iron Works. Vie Mel J. Holland, Deputy Chairman of the South African • Bask. & Litoptord, Esq., Director of the Agra and Maaterman'a Bank. Jobe Raider. 64.. Managing Director. Saws—The Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited), ad, Bloc sm—Yesere Walker and Lsu;eden, 16, Aostinttlees. Ilouerross—Yana. Method, Com end Booms', 19, Coleman street. ACDITOIS —Maus. Quiter. Ball. and Co., E. Woorgete.street. ouusaa—Memn ltorde and Pleemlng Jenkln, Duke-street, Adelphi. enenntais—lrredertek S. Clettiths, ufloss-1, Basal itschange.bulldamp. PROSPECTUS. Thu Directors Mate applications for the unissued dens la the Company, atatering 6,000, for the purposes herehafter mentioned. Mr. Ender, by his petwnal influence on the Continent, has ibblai4. sad ha haaMd over to We Company, a conotastoat free the Hanoverian government. giving an exclusive right for • thirty years to ley down and work submarine telegraph cables between the bealiale ant Hanoverian coasts, and the same mein live 1W to lay land W file to cerise important p seer in Ger many, bales other contiogeut advantages of a very valuable 'statistics In the possession of the Directors show that the number of messages passing between England and Germany In the four years ending 1a64 had increased 130 per cent., and In the hat two years alone 90 per cent.: and it is matter of noto riety that the misting lines are unable to convey weeseges with the expedition which is above ail things desirable in telegraphy. The Directors are In a position to state that under the antece de obtained, and the arrangements they have concluded for trotting it, they will be able to transmit messages from England to the places named below within a few minutes from the time of daratch. amingements have been made with the well-known contrao kes, the telegraph Construction and Maintenance emptier, for imearactlng and laying down the requisite cable, by which the atter coat of all the work to be done has been accurately de keened. The Elect , ic and International Telegraph Company have agreed In ma arrangement by which the use of a certain number of Mc is to be ceded to them fora term of five year; that Com piegr geranteeng the transmission over the Hanoverian cable rule whole of the messages collected at their different stations la the Teed Kingdom, fur Hanover. firemen, Hansburg, teidevrlg Hoittein. Denmark, Sweden. Norway, itix, and further guaranteeing a minimum amount of business which, under the seditious of the concession, and under normal circumstances, sum produce a minimum annual revenue equal to 15 per cent. on be total amount of capital required. The agreements. concessions, and other data on which this Ware is based, having been placed In the hands of the well been accountants, Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., their certill- Idiot the correctness thereof le annexed. No. 8, MoorgateMrest. Feb. 23. 1850. it,—Haring pern.ed and considered the documents men- Dud In the subjoined note relating to the subject of the pro- DIM submarine tel graph between England and Hanover. we mumbled, from the data therein contained, and other tutor ▪ tupplied to us, to state the following facts and conclu der respecting the profit results of the undertaking. The rensisite amount of capital will be E 11.0,000 ; that is to ▪ 4130,176 for inanufecuning and laying down the cable, Wag the sum of 419,825 to provide for contingencies and insklng capital Intimating the revenue to be derived under the agreement Maths Telegraph Company upon the basis of the minimum labor of messages guaranteed to be forwarded by that Com ply, we And, after poing or reserving to the Company their jreportion of the net receipts, that the net profit will amount to Moist 15 per cent per annum on the total amount of the ea- Ilkdrequlreg.namelv, 4150,000. living regard, however, to the probability that the actual haft of the cable will greatly exceed the secured minimum. Here is ressonsh.e ground for expecting that the actual rate of wilt will considerably exceed 16 per cent, per annum. We remain, sir, to urs f iithfull y. To Johns Reuter, Bag. QUILTED, BALL and Co. Note of doctunenta referred to— t. Trambition of concesdon granted by the King of Hanover to Hr. Julius Reuter. t Copy of agreement with the Electric Telegraph Company. L lipecificatLon for the manufacture of the cable from Cromer is Norderuey, by Messrs. Fords and Fleeming.lenkin. Contract with the Telegraph construction and Maintenance d esliney for the manufacture and laying of the cable at terms the foregoing specification. It w il l thus be seen that the Directors have indicated only the audnium of profit virtually guaraisteee to the shareholders; and AIM there is every reason to anticipate from the rapitil, in aeldnit extension of the traffic that this amount will be largely *ceeded. This minimum M. moreover, entirely exclusive and indepen dent of the continually increasing profits of the business pur- Humid from Mr. Renter, which will be very eonstierable aug mented by the use of the wire retained by the Company for the Sugtof that Wetness. eltrability of cables in shallow waters such as the North See, where the Company's cable will be laid, is proved by ex- Patience. They an es eats and can be reps/ ed almost as easily es land wires. The existing cables to Holland have been laid several years, and that between Dover and Calais 16 yams, and they continue at the present tim' in good working order. The cable will probably he ready for the transmission of mes sages by the end of August next. Tba telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company have taken one-toorth of the amount of their Con ract in shares of the Company, hut the contract with them Is based upon • bona fide ash price, the lowest obtainable in the mend for firderate work, they considering the investment safe and. profitable. and lookise to the future profits of the concern for remuneration. There is no promotion money, nor any °Demi:don paid for obtaining the Co9ol6iioD, Mr. neuter having handed it over to the Colnyany gratis. Applications for shares to be made in the annexed form. ne e4ltimaited by • deposit of Li per share. Should no allotment be node the antoont will be returned without deduction . Prospectusee, with forms of application for shares, may be °maned at the otiose of the Company, of the Broken, or of the Solidton 101 X 01 ♦PPLICATIOI FOR 88.118. (To be left with the Bankers.) Na To the Directors of Renter's Telegram Company (limited). Oininamen.—Raving paid to year credit with the Ati.lS and Rasterman's Bank the sum of d , being the deposit dl per Share on Mares in the above Company, I Ilfinestthat you will allot me Mares of AU each in 'enters Telegram Company (Limited), and I hereby apse te bx*Pt the laws, or any smaller number which on may allot to at and I rapist you to pyremy name on the of Nem hen r respoot se the Sharessallotted he me. I am, Gentlee In men, your absent servant, Rim full • Address in MI Prokaston Usual Rigtiattug Dale lele KATE% WORSDBLL'S PILLS, the beet ..—Jriebots foe GOUT sad W ell "'"".mge. .1 la. lid., ea.. sad pse Ms. • DILPOSITIS 1111C61VED BY THE CREDIT FONCIER sad MOBILIER of /WOUND (Limited). ..tl7ll far MONEY on DEPOSIT is Company receives money on Deposit. in rums of £lO and upwards, at the under mentioned rates, from this day until further notice, At fourteen days' nodes 54 pee cent. per annum. At one month's notice 6 per cent. per annum. lor fixed periods ( 5 Nomess then mouths sad up to 6 ths 5l per cent. per annum. .yeod 6 menthe and up to 9 months 6 per cent. per annum. *synod 9 months and ap to it months 61 per cent. per annum. Beyond 12 months and up to 24 months ei per cent. per annum. Yterni et application can he obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communicdiene must he 'dammed. Blonder of the Court, AMID LOWB, Secretory. Noe. 17 and 18, Comilla, London, March 18, DM piIILLIPS sad OOMPA.NY'S TEAS are BEST and CHEAPIST. STRONG to PINS BLACK TEA, Is. ed., fa., fa ad., Ss. 44 Most delicious Black Tea le mow only fa 6d. per pound. Pure, Tien. rare, choice Code*, la id., IA dd., la PHILLIPS and Co., Tea City, Me London , K rchanta A C. , King William-street, A price current fret Sugars at market prices. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods weave free within eight miles of No. 8. King Wlllifen-street ; ale. worth carriage free to any railway &tattoo or market town in Hagiand.—Phillips and Co. hare no agents., see say cossuk3n with ay bows la Wor cester or Swansea. SAIIOE.—LEA and PICICRI2IB' WORCISTIBSHIgIi &AWL This Wide= condiment, pronounced THY ONLY GOOD !UDC ' Is tewpered sole/y by LEA and P The public are reepeellaDy cautioned against ~him Meta- Kona and should see that Lea end Ponta names amen wrapper, MA bottle, and stopper. ASK for LILA and PliallitiN SAIICL Sold wbokrale end for export by the Proprietors, Worcester Kam. CROSBI and BLACKWKLL Weser & B.CLAY and Pm& Loudon. 4 0-. to ; and IM Rome end sawn universal's% NMWAINEI3 wholegale and export UPHOL utr and CHINBRI.LIIIII.NI6IIIII4I WARSAW:MS% Ifos. Illb to IN. Newisetcesbutta. Factories, Premiss-stmt. Inspect the largest and most varied stook la London. All goods warranted. and deliverod free. New illustrated priced lists of furniture, bedding, eta., gratis. 1.4000 worth best doeveloths (part peraylor's Depository), all new patterns and well seasoned, Is. 9d yard. worth Ss. Pd. H TAM and Co. 'a BOYS' SPRIN G CLOTHING, CO end 67. Osford-street. The dreg establishment in the kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Drees. Botekatocker Suits, Ifis. 6d. to Us. : Westminster and Osbmue Mite, 16a. 6d. to 355. Harrow, and Rugby Sults, We. to ele ; Light Overcoats, lin ad. to 215.; Jackets, 104. 6d. to 21s. ; vests, oz. 6a. to 7s. 6d. ; Trou sers, Ba. ed. to 135. 3d. H YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, ea and 67, Oxford-street. Overcoata for sun, rain, and dust, 21s. to nu Do.. silk-lined anti faced, 265. to 455. Snits for business,. Pe park, and tourist, •2s. to 6%5. Jackets I■ all the fashionable styles, 21$. to 425. Sandringham Surtouts, 30a. to 76a. Vesta In cashmeres, silks, witah , fitt drills. dsa., 75. ed. to 215. Trousers, in a►l fashionable styles and materials, 14a. ed. to 26a, HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENT& No. 1. Clothing for immediate wear. No. 2. Ordered Department No. & Boys' and Youths' Department. No. 4. Hats, Caps, Hosiery. Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, and Outfit Department. ti YAM and Co., 66 sad 67. OsterdAstreet, W. Provincial fdstabtlalmenta at Birmingham, Leads. and Dewsbury. TONIC BITTICRS. WATERS' QUINT!" it WINE. The most palatable and wholesome bettor In existenos. AN RYFICIENT TONIC, An unequalled stomachic, and a pat io stimulant Sold by grocers, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, eon. factional', and Mhos; at Ma a doses. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS. S Martin's-lap, Cannon-street, London. Wholesale Amnia. IL Lewis and Co.. Worcester. RIJ PTURE S. The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GZEKAN TRUSS, acting effectually with cureny accoplicatione, la recommended by the faculty for the and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss in an efficient resisting power, without unlace's/117 Pm* swoon the part a ff ected, whWI desirable object ts Woos obtained In a truss unencumbered with straps, spiral sprinp, or pad behind. —J. HUG and Co., 1, Picsadilly, W. ARTIFICIAL TElCTEL—lmportant Improve ment and Great Reduction in Prises. -Mr. EPHRAIM MOSRLY, Surgeon-dentist, 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor square, sole inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, •lasttc, chrmically.prepared India-rubber gum. No unsightly fastenings being required, they are more natural, dur►ble, and comfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhedes, render supp qt to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly painless principle, and supplied at charges within the reach of all. Clergymen, lecturers, and public speakers will find this system particularly adapted to their wants; it oombines com plete enunciation and perfect mastication. Consultation free. Ito connexion wtth anyone of the Isms name. &Washed 1806. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, boa. M r dt s ,:s.t ri ;V:=s 4 7.l Ler clan DiNNEFORDII FLUID MAGNESIA. The owlical profession for thirty years have roved of this pure *elution of magossla as the beet reme acidity of stomach, headache, heartburn, gout , and Indigestion ; an d d as a mad elleriast it is especially adapted for ladies and crea. Prepared by DINNIFORD and Co., Manias, dm., 172, New liondortrest„ London, and sold throughout the world by all respeolable chemists. Cantina—See that " Dinaeford and Co; b on each bottle and red label over the oork. --The LETTUCE contains an active 1.4 principle, the Latecine, which possesses ail the 'flotillas properties of opium without its dangers. - Yr. G. JOZZAII, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and • Pate of Janne (or Wanes), highly recommended by the Medical Profession fee colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affection. Syrup, ht. Pd.; Pile, la lid. and ta. ltd. Pate, by post, le. 8;d. and Is. Id. raz INVIGORkTIVI NERVIITS ESSENCE AL. The meet einentiatelly prepared and roast powerful attri tive cereal weer totrodoced ; restores to their normal condition in lb, sectrotionn at the integrity of which perfect health de. Wt a It la. ',settle for debility of all kinds, and from tta ona otbartunredieute. pepsins and phosphate of mods, wilt prove beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. pr.* be. per bootie, .w four onantitios In one for tb. Bole Warm RAIIIIIGARTILN and Co.. 6710.Orford-etreet. re a .... e. end 8 , adhunn reek renchareta.dreat.lLO. tondos. Dg scorrs BILIOUS and LIVER P LS • woe tatting rautody, prepared without imy twe du i d, trots the ridge gt Dr. snots will be found lavaluable to all wbo safer has Wires and liver complaints, indigestion, wind, wall% giddiness, Mishima of Um eyes, &a. Toe WAWA ggUra/Ei. 111 • MOW apseleat madnss, isel a* a parings at e e um& My on Indir oatellant mild ha tbalr ciawatios sod Mined to Dr atamad4 ersatis aaliatbk Pada** Moneta% 111* wiel d swear =S we tt by IC ino,. &SO: and by moot Kin=allll7.ttlL Da ear* to mak foe Dr, and Liver Ma The essabee ars la aquae* yam posennan wilt "Mime lambert" assingelld at tew damp GOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved sad mod hi • fait days by that anhobrated Medicine, scars env and EEMILATILM Obtained through soy assodsti. al Is. ljd. sod Is 9d. p ox. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (Rguna's Tulasats.) THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, MAnca 15, EVENING. The debate upon the paragraph of the address relative to interior liberties commenced to-day in the Corps Legialatif. M. Jules Favre addressed the house in support of the amendment of the op position. In the course of his speech he was called to order by the President for attacking the consti tution. AIJSTRIA. VIENNA, ?lima 15. The journals of this morning state that since the 7th of February no exchange of diplomatic notes on the Fehleswig-Holatein question has taken place between Austria and Prussia, with the exception of oue from the !attar power demanding the extradi tion of Doctor May. The Russian Grand Duke Nicholas is expected here to-day. The Frew publishes a letter from Venice stating that it is considered probable, in that city, that negotiations for a treaty regulating the commercial iuteroourse between Austria and Italy will shortly take place. BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, MARCH 15. The sections of the Chamber of Deputies to-day discussed the projects for electoral reform intro duced by the government and M Guillery respec tively. The latter was rejected, and in the govern ment bill several sections of the Chamber opposed, as tending to universal suffrage, the clause by which a certificate of ability to read and write would replace the present rating qualification. PORTUGAL. LISBON, MAncs 14. The ministry have declared iu the Chamber of Deputies that they decline to accept the proposed modifications of the law upon civil marriage. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Mama 15. The Bank of France return for the week ending to-day shows the following changes as compared with the previous account :—lncrease : Cash, 5:4 millions ; notes, 1 4-5 million ; treasury, 15i millions. Decrease : Corrent accounts, 11 1.5 millions; bills, 200,000 ; advances, 667,000. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, llAnn 15, 3.30 P.M. The Bourse bee been quiet. Renter closed at 89.67, or about the same as yesterday. THE BANK OF HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM, 51Aitcs 15. The Bank of Holland has reduced its rate of discount from 6 to A per cent. AMERICA. (Per the Belgian, via Greencastle.) NEW YORK, Miaca 3,_Enancia.. It is reported that Fenian representatives are in Washington pressing their claims upon the United States government for the recognition of Ireland as a belligerent power. They claim that the nullifica tion of all oonstitutional law by the establishment of martial law in Ireland entitles the Irish forces to the rights of belligerents. Sir Frederick Bruce is said to have protested against any such applioation being entertained. NEW YORK, Essen 3, Emma. Money tight ; gold, 133 i. Fackange on Lon don, 145 ;on Paris, 3.90. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 90} ; Illinois, Ils} ; Erie, 85 ; 5-20 Bonds, 103. Cotton steady. Middling Upland, 44c. Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn declining. Provisions dull. Coffee steady. Sugar very firm. Molasses steady. Petroleum dull: Crude, 271 ; re fined, 46. NEW ORLEANS, I[nc■ 2. Cotton steady ; middling, 4d. Sales the week 17,000 bales. Receipts, 12,000 bales ; exports, 15,000 bales. Stock, 185,000 bales. Tux HEAVY BOMBAY MILD MAI7DMVB SOUTHAXPTON, Mama 16.—The Peniasulez and Orisnta Compsey's 'township Ripon, Cepteie Rogers, with the above malls, arrived this morning. She brings 61 parses gen, pearls value 15,100 MOOD, and prealoas doses 2,000 wipes* ; alto SO orb potatoes, 85 hem onuses, 15 paekates Wary, 37 cogs wise, sad 74 imago' marks. ciansirwrown, Itasca 15.—The Inman steam ship City of Londe., from N. York as the 3rd isstast, &Mold here at 10.46 am. t.t-day, with the wads, 3,1201. is IPA* had 144 SOS WSW S 5 of tlui latter, aid istispeasi at saa. kr Ilvespial. The third, and most daring case, is thus reported by the China Mail, of the Ist February : TM Meeklemburg three-masted schooner Albert Zane, Captain finuitiaadre, now is harbour, bound from this to Clotho with a few canes of Chinese cargo, reports that while at anchor off Stotts Cutter's Island last night, at Rost 8.30 p.m.. two pull-away boats, each containing *bent sight or nine seem, boarded the vessel, from both sides, attacked the use oa IMO* Ithaca they severely wouaded, and having locked the rest of the crew of the schooner in the deck house where they lived, proceeded to rifle the thrill. Fortunately, however, the mate, who was fa the after cabin, heard the noise, sod having obtained a revolver, proceeded at oath to the deck, the new (whisk consisted of ten listropeaes all told, a Chinese cook, sad supercargo) having manned to escape from their condos meth vii the hatchway in the roof of their house. The matellred one shot into the midst of the marauders, where upon • peak Weed there sad they made the bast of their way bask into the beats; leaving in their flight a bat, sword scabbard, sod the ramrod of • piitol. The captain was ashore at the time of the assault, but a boat having been despatched from the vessel, the police were quickly cominonicated with. With the exception of a revolver, a rifle, • fowling piece, and apologies for two guns, the vessel was mainly without mesas of resisting as armed forth of any pretensions whatever, end it is probably owing simply to the fact that the crew of the Albert June were on the alert that no worse consequences ensued. The elections have been the all-engrossing sub jects of interest in Victoria since the departure of the last mail. By the Electoral Act the oonstituencies are divided into three series, or batches, the elections for which occur within a certain period of each other. Two of these have already taken place, and "the result (says the Melbourne Ape of 25th January) has been the most complete vindication of the policy adopted by the governor, the ministry, and the Assembly." In an article on the subject of the dispute between the two houses, the Ape says that any active interference on the part of the home govern ment " will be pregaant with danger to the rela tions between the colony and the mother country." It maintains that Victoria owes its prosperity to its own energy and industry ; that it mainly pays for its own defence ; and that the principal duty the home government has had to perform has been to appoint governors, whom the colonists hand somely remunerate. The people have long since given up the idea of remaining in leading strings to any authority at a distance of 113,000 Writing on the opposite side, the Argus admits that the result of the elections " has been even more decidedly in favour of ministers and protec tion than could have been expected ;" and it says that the third series of elections cannot " possibly change the face of affairs, and turn the ministerial majority into a minority. It is inevitable that the government must have a very large numerical ma jority." The Argus declares, however, that many of the new members are " quite unsui ted for par liaineatary duties, being without education or ex perience, aadsom‘ef them not exactly the kind of persons whom the electors would have chosen to transact for them any important piece of private business ; while of the defeated candidates several were men of character and of ability, who would have made no unworthy members of any legislative body." It was rumoured in Melbourne after the rece;ot of the November mail from England that previous to the despatch of that mail the recall of Sir Charles Darling bad been determined on. Considerable excitement has been caused by the discovery of gold in quartz on the eastern aide of the Bremer Ranges, about 50 miles from Adelaide. Samples have been forwarded to the Sydney Mint, and a good percentage of gold is found in the quartz. Some companies bare been formed to work it, including the names of influential colonists. The alluvial diggings at Echuoga (21 miles from Ade laide), which have been carried on for some years back by the residents in the neighbourhood, are said to have yielded 150,0001. of gold. Fresh discoveries of copper are also announced, land some parties believe that they have found , pe troleum in the crater of an extinct volcano at Kee garoo Island. NEW ZEALAND. The news from the North Island oontinnes favourable. On the east coast but few natives remain in rebellion, and wherever they show them selves they are followed up. On the west coast, General Chute has set himself actively to punish the perpetrators of the late outrages. Once more the imperial troops, the colonial forces, and the native contingent have been brought to act toge ther. The combined forces stormed in the most spirited manner the Putabi pah, and General Chute, delighted with their conduct, eulogised it in the following terms in "general orders :" The major-general commandiog is at a loss to find words sufficient to express his thanks to the field force egged against the formidable pah of Putahi this morning, after a harasting march of four hours through dense bush and forest, and op and down statist porpendicular mines. The major-general was proud to see the force advance against the pal), noarly iniccsssibls to troops, with as much cool ' ness sad precision as if on their private parade ; sod after wards ebarge it in the moot gallant and spirited manner, when within about eighty yards of it. 8.011 conduct proves that no troops can c ipe with those of Great Britain. Further on follow thanks to the colonial and friendly native forces engagtd. Meanwhile, the de parture of the troops is not being neglected. The 70th have gone, and arrangements for the depar ture of two more regiments are being hurried on. Tun AII3BZ/ICZ Or SIR HINILT STORKS PROM MALTA.—Altbough Sir Henry Storks has DOW been absent from Halts three months, the council has met twice, sod transacted such business es was urgently required for eon ducting the goveroment of these possessions, without meet- Lag with say oppositioa or difficulties in passing the Dees pry estimates tad other matters, as may bo seen from the reports of the sittings already published. His excellency must be gratified to learn that the footing upon which he established the oonduct of public business, by requiring each official authority sad department to be responsible for the direction of their own particular Wain, sod by allowing a legitimate inflaenes to the elective element in the council, has been so succeraftd. It is an evidences:a of his excellency's experience and tact to have effee'ed so great a reform in so short • time, and thus, being suddenly called away, he was enabled to leave the sentiment without any apprehension of matters returning to their former vicious course. The people rf Malta are indebted to the prompt Secretory of ,• State, Mr. Cardwell, fur the video of his choice in ap. pointing for u a governor so able and so well suited to the conjuncture of the moment of his nomination. We are therefore no longer apprehensive that the temporary sb , manes of hie esteelleeey will be prejudicial to the interests of the population. Letters from Sir Henry Storks, dated Jamaica, the Bth Febniary. were received th is morning, containing expressions that his excellency hopes mon to be again amongst as, sod adding that the royal commission is ' working hard and progiaming well with the inquiry ma- Med le it.—Yalta nue. Marsh 8 TIDEPIRANCI. —The Weekly Record states that Mr. Spurgeon has lemurs a teetotaller, wishing to benefit ' others by . his example. A few weeks ago the Hos. and Her. Baptist Noel took the same step. ORTSTAL PALACI. ONI 8111.11110 DAY. , Triossian, Kamm Ilk—Admissions en payment, 796 ; ditto by mess timbals. 6 1 07 ; tots/ Wilke , * len*. The hilowiai preset:tattoos were made lo but Majesty, j the mimes bowies bees proviousty left at the Lard Mau- Itsrlsia'a eller. sn4 submitted for her Majesty's approval : Ma. kolas% by lady Fremantle. Mite Evelyn Barrinstur, by Me mother, the Hon. Mrs. Barrington. Mrs. teed Brown, by Lady DerelL Miss Brows. by Lady Derail. Lady Zed,* Bert* by Frances Comte= of Waldegrave. The Hon. Mrs. Henry brodrick, by her sister-in-law, lion. Mrs. Brocirkk. Mn. J. C. Byng, by the Hon. Mn. Blundell. lIIIVIIII Camden, on betna i gat Lord Lieutenant of Breelosockshire, by the Lord lady Lucy Calvert, on her nissalaga, /Ady Meth Smith. Viscount Cranborne, by the Marquis of Salisbury. Viscount.= Crsaborne, by the Mareidonees of Salisbury. Lady Edward Cavendish. by lady Oardians lascollad Lady Chahar. by Lady Dace. Baron Ferdinand de Bothechilli, by the Austrian Ambassador. Baroness Ferdinand de lathaddioldry Comte= AppeoyL Mrs. Thomas Hughes, by the Countess da Grey and Bipon. Liles Margaret Ser. ord Hope, by her mother. Lady Mildred Bereidord M Hope. Mrs. Hand. by tie Caputo of Chialiader. Miss Winifred, Howard, by her mother. lady Louisa Howard. Mrs. George Haddiestou, by lady Kuatebbuhl. Hoe. Mistily KW" by her mother, Lady Keene. Miss Beatrice Knatchisull. by Lady Jinn= Mrs. George Langley, by the Counter of Lady Lindsay et Bal by Viscounts= nary. Mrs. Fredenok MAIM , . by Caroline Mame. The Lady Mayoress, by' motels Russell. Miss MacGregor, by her mother, Lady MacGregor of Mac- GlT=lnitisd Milbank, b) lady g uar Godolphin =bast Mire Katherine Milbank, by Lady Sum oodolphlo Milbank. Mrs. Madam Mends, by the Hoek lady Grey. Mies Meals Mends, by her mother, Yrs. William Mends. Miss Northcote. by Lady Northoote. Miss Agnes Neville, by her mother. Mn. Neville Grenville. Miss Alice Phillimore, by lady Hon. Mary Plunket, by the Countess of Duds. Mrs. Parbury, by Lady Vivian. Lord Hairy Scott, by Viscount Sydney. Lady Henry -cott, by the Duchess of Buccleuch. Sir John Sebright, on his marriage, by the gad of Verdian. Lady Sebright, =thee marriage, bythe Countess of Verdant. Mrs. Hugh Smith. on Mr marriage. by her sleter - ld - lay. time Hon. Mrs. Grantham Scott. Mrs. Henry Schneider, by the Viscountess Bury. Miss Emily B. Wilbraham, by her mother, the Hon. Mrs. Id ward B. Wilbraham. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, TIMIDLY NIGHT. Eleven persons, mechanics, were arrested in Dublin to-day. Nearly all of them bad been in England or Scotland for some time, and bad re cently returned to Ireland. O'Brien and Egan, of the 86th Regiment, and Buckley, of the 15th, who were tried by court-martial, at Enniskillen, for singing disloyal songs have been convicted. The two latter were sentenced to two years' imprison ment. O'Brien, a very young man, was sentenced to one year's imprisonment and to receive 50 lashes, 25 of which have been inflicted. ROYAL. HORTICULTURAL 13ocisrt. The first show of the year at the South Kenalagtoe Gardens took phis. yesterday. Flowere are Dow more enjoyable then when they first make their appearance in the (lady sprieg, after the long and bare winter season. The show was full of interest, and the banks of rotes, hyacinths, azaleas, and rhodorlendroes, broken at intervals by large groups of stilly-trained bay and hot tress, producted a wooderfally pleasing affect, and pee the show a somewhat novel appearance. The show was visited by the Prime and Prinmss of Hoheolohe. The band of the Royal Horse Gaud. performed during the afternoon in the conservatory, which, with the arcades, bad b• ea pleasantly bested. Amongst the visitors were Lord Eliot, Lord Hy. Gordon Lennox, Baroness flambro, Sir Jobs Scott, Archbishop of Armegh, Sir W in. Ball, Sir Tbos. Beauchamp , Lady M. Campbell, Lady Macdonald, Lady Pries , Countess of Has borough, Lady Byles, Ladr: ta lfileoe, Lady Dorothy Nevin, Dowspr Luray Suffield, Isabella Whitbread. Sir A. W. Buller, Lady Wagstaff, y Louisa Monerieffe, Lady ' 51`Leao, and the Countess of Cawdor. STATISTICAL SOCIRTY.—The 32nd anniversary j m a m m ti e s i lm ws u s are he ; ld Lora yes ii t-rd oo s z y bto a n t , t i b w e e.i sr e ic e i n e t t , r i g n ro troraita g it The snood report of the council was read and adopted. The followleg noblemen sod gentlemen were elected to serve on the council for the ensuing year. Those against whose names an asterisk is planed are new members :—Pre talent : the Right Hon. Lord Houghtoo. Council : Major- General Balfour, C. 8., *Lord Belper, A. J. Beresferd Bereaford Hope, Sir John Boileau. Bart., F.R.5.,. William John Bovill, Samuel Brown , William Cam p s . M.D , Edwin Chadwick, C. 8., * David Chadwick, Leonard Henry Courtney, *William Rear, M.P.. Will Farr, M.D., D.0.L., F.R.S., Right Hon. Earl Forteseue, William Augustus Goy, M. 8., James Thomas Hammick, Fmdffick lirindnks, James Harwood, M.A.. PALS., William Bar wick Hodge, Charles Mika, 'William Smalley Jevoss, ILA., French Jourdirn, Leone Levi, F.S.A., William Golden Lumley, LL.M.. Matthew Henry Marsh, M.P., George Moffatt liannarah. F.P.S., Fre derick Purdy, 'Rev. J. R. T. Rogue, M.A., Colossi W. H. Sykes, M.P. F.R.S. , ' John Walter. Treasurer : William Farr, 51. D., 'D. C. L., P.R.& Hooorary Secretaries: William Augusta Guy, MB., William Golden Lumley, LL.M., Frederick Purdy. The National Choral Society will give a series of Oratorios in Passion Week. On Monday, the Messiah ; Tuesday, RAMA ; end on Thursday , the Criaaon. Among those engaged for tier se performances are Miss Louisa Ppm, Madame Rodersdorff, Miss Lucy Franklein, Mr. Lewis Thomas, the new tenor Mr. Leigh Wilsey, and Mr. Sant ley, who will sing in the ElijaA and Creation. Ceadactcr, Mr. G. W. Mattis. The death is recorded, in his 87th year, of Sir Alexander Morison, KR, Fellow of the Royal liege of Physicians of London ad Edinburgh. The tweet took place on Wednesday, at his residence. Balerno-bill House. Currie. Sir Alexander was at one time president of the Royal Col lege of Physicians. Ed.nburgb, and wee knighted at the c oronation of her Majesty. lie was author of several works on insanity, Ice. Au issue has been adjusted in the action of the father and stepmother cf Constance Kent against the pro prietor end publisher of the Daily Review, claiming 5,00 W. damages for an alleged calumnious article ; which appeared ia its columns on 27th July. THs " ' 1 news AND THS VICTORIA LEGISLATIIIII. —We hey* been not a little surmised and anooyed at the mistake made by the Tines, in its leading article of the 17th November, as to the coestrintioo of our Legislative Assembly. The lending journal stated that the qualification for eleators is a 101. franchise, and that members are elected for a period of five years. The fact is, that the Assembly is elected under manhood suffrage, without any property qualification, and members are chosen for a period of three years, and no property qualification is required.—Yer bourne Argue. Ms Two Knees or Slay.—The following royal proslamat ion has been allied at Siam. from which it woad seem likely that the office of second kiss will net be eon-1 tinned Whereas since the Anso Christi 1851, there were two kings exalted is Siam ; one was tits supreme and the other being his subordinate. The forgivers called and addressed the former ' first hag,' or Meter or Senior Slag of Siam,' and SOMetiMell Supremo Klee of Siam; but certain gas of individuals anal addressed him invariably the King of Stan,' bat they called and addressed the latter sometimes the nice King,' sometimes Miser King,' sad sometimes • Junior Rag," bat immorally called and addressed ' the Samoa Rag of Siam,' during the last fifties yeses, and whereas sow the latter was deceased on the 7th January, Anno Chriati 1866, there is only the termer remaining, one Ring of Siam goveroiog and presiding epos bath &- oedemata of she royal duties of Siam sea sells ruler. his mow proclaimed there, that thew foresaid remaisisig soleYing of Siam shall sot be called sod addressed the 'First Sing; or ' Major King.' or 'Serbia King.' Moreover, he shall be milled and addressed Inver:ably, the Wag et Siam or Su preme King of Siam,' without moved to ths other as his wend or miser or joak.r, as there is sews yet united ia place et the sebordmate hag Net doessewl." The will of the Countess Dowager of Dundonald, relict of the late Right Hon. Thomas Oadiram, Reel ei Duodonald, GAR, was proved is the Loodoa Court, cre the 9th ult., by Sir Charles Loooek, Bart., M.D.. pity *idea to the Queen, the sole executor. The will bean date Juno 60, 1862. The will is very brief, mid in words to this effect :—" Being desirous, in compliance with the wishes of soy late busbani, to disoharp, so far as lies in my power, a debt of honour incurred many years since, and knowing that ample pro.ision was made for all our children by their late hither, I do hereby give, devise, and bequeath unto Sir Charles Losook, Bart... all the property, of vhs*•°' ever description. of which 1 may din pennosed, Cr may be estitlad to, foe his ant absolute use.—Biped, Knigualtre Comm, Countess Damp. of Duodoriald." The will of the Right Hon. Hoary Viscount Chides, of Dovor.tiome, Whitehall, sad Gowns Coatis, in Irelsaid, dated in 1861, sad a codicil thereto, hove bees proved he England and Irelead try Lord Begot amid the Hon. Antiwar) John Ashley, the 'arriving executors ; parisosalty being soon nodes 70,0001. To his widow, Vissonatas Clifden, is bequeathed& legacy of 3,0004, in addition to her it:lotus, of 0001. • year ; sad his only deoghter, sow is her fourth year, takes 30,0004 ; the whole of the extensive estates of the late viscount and his tiondearryipemsonal estate being left in trust for his only sou, the erase& viscount, new in his third year. By Sirs eoßaltt i t at ls directed to be expended la the moteindien of Chuich, in Northampton; and rah gratnities as has exaciators may thbat rightists even ViSlib old servants and those is the mask"el ether , tins kite Lady Dever, at her death. To each of IA Mafttch 11 given a legacy of 5004. - - - The will of Sir Charles Robert Templet, Bart.{ of =ton Hall, Wpm, Yorkshire, was proved in , on Feb. 9, by the Right Hon. Thomas, Lad Camoys, sad James Hoary Flaming, Req., Q.C. personalty was sworn under 45,0004 The will is dal i l March 25. 1868 ; and Sir Charles died on Dec. 8, 1866, at the age of aysnty-oar. He has devised to his nephew, Charles Hoary Tempest, eldest son of hie late brother, Henry Tempest, all his estate" in the countheir of York, Licettn, Leneaater, and elsowligns, and to his mous ; the forsiture, plat% articles of virtu, ko., at hie minion, Broughton Dell, to be held as heirlooms with the estates. There are ansuities tohis testator's)brothers; and Sir Chutes has mods a prevision for his other nephew and his asses ; and has left legacies to his se, rants, to be paid free of duty, as well as all charitable bequests. TO Stonsiiimi Oollegs he leaves 501., and as annual sum of 654 fnr the maioteasnoe, clothing, sod education of two students ; and legacies are left to several other liks col lages. To the poor catholic. of Slipton, 801.; of Broughton, 19 geness ;of Gaga," and Coultas, 104; and many otter like bequests for the booetit of the poor belonging to the Roman catholic faith. It was Sir Charles's wish &oddest's thus his body should be bares to the vault by sixties work. men longest in his employ, each to receive 11. To oath clergyman attending his funeral, T. To every Roman atholic bishop to Ragland, Wales, or Scotland, 261. To hi p s chaplain, the Rev. A. Barrow, he has lift a kgsey of The will of William Whitehead, FAq., of Doborow, Sad ilewerth, Yorkshire, was proved in the court at Wakefield., on the Bth ult., by the executors and trusties, John T. Hibbert, Esq., of Unostoo, J.P., M.P. ; Owes Platt, of Trapeciten ; and John Radoliffo, of Hoarshura, the tests tors nephew. The penossalty was sworn wider 70,0001. Legacies are left to the following charitable institatioss : The Masebeeter Eye Hospital, 1001. ; Heoshaw's Blind Asylum Maeobaster, 5001. a n danchester Deaf sod Dumb Asylum, 5001. ; Huddetsfield Upper Aybrigg Infirmary. 1,0001. ; Wharton Grammar School, 5004 to found 6vs free solsolanliim. to be called " Whitehead likholanhips."— Illustrated London New. LITEBOAT SERVICES. LYTHAM, NEAR PRESTON. MARCH 1%. The brigantine Pearl, of Moots', whilst imitating this poet cc Sanday lest struck *a the Salthoetes Bank rod :remained fest until this sessiog (says J. Bdineedson, Foq.). On Moods'', the wind blowing fresh, and the weather looking threatesiug, the orptais applied for the assistance of the lifeboat of the National Llebost lostitutioo, which pros,ptly went off to his aid. As the tide rose a heavy sea broke coegneoesly over the vessel, eausieg her to strike heavily, rued make a good deal of water, all the 'torte of the life-boat crew to pt the vessel off were usavailable, and she embedded herself more deeply into the sand. On the following evening the weather somewhat moderated, and os Wednesday morning. with the easistaaae of a steam-tug and the lifeboat, the bripstine was got cit the bask, end reached kern It required aU their 'fans to keep bar afloat, the pumps being kept continually going. BLACKPOOL, Mawr 12. At deyliOt _a vessel vas sole striking _heavily on the Salthoass Beak (dates the Bev. B. B. Bedsose). As she was evidestly is groat and immediate danger. toe lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution twee Unmixed, but while mating besiway dying the heavy seas the weasel ww observed to hail over the bank, and wee thee taken in tow by a steam tug, end taken into Lytham. She was the schooner Octavia, laden with wheat, from Nantes to Prestos. The lifeboat before retuiniog ashore observed the brigantine Pearl, of idon•rose, aground, sad went to her, but her services veto not required. The Lytham lifeboat of the Latin:tics enbeepeutly, is eon junction with a steam tag , heseght the retool to Lytham. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FIUDIT, MINCH le. $ LIL 11 W. 19.11 ! B.W. 26. is LILL 18.11 S. 19.11 41 & 26.63, &S.W. ay; & 19.19 • A.& 29.66 4 &E. ft 47 I 8.11. 13.94 46 8.8. 189. &Z. NMI 8. 19.0 e &LI. W. 15 &S. 19.13 8. 19.11 8. 19.66 Law. 9910 8.5.1 W.S2 6 &W. D. I. R. I S. Nara . .• Aberdare • Leath Ardroseaa Gresomiet/e Vaßustle . Cape hear Liverpool Peaassioe Brest Rochefort Plymouth ... Weymouth . Portsmouth . TeruoToth— Scarborough Heider sera ILL C B.E. 8.11. &R.& &W. &W. 11. W. r &Mr 6 oci I 1 oo 0.12 6 tv COI lb 0.06 1 om 0.'2 • 0.08 o 0.21 tr 0.11 • 0.10 or • Oil or 0 re 0.1 Go!— ro 0.11 4 ra I Ie raommium cos Tiostrzusit COMM &W. to N.W. and rclals• dr one, with NATIYIDAT. S.E. to S W. and N.W., varying. drops to a gala, with rain at LIMO& Si above. Wirrinti. As above Similar to above. SPurizag. Similar to above. Similar. NAbiglill. Similar. Nertharioolland. Weeiara—lreiann. W and *dia. ameba& Southern:Sign& Chain:al and Say cd Meow, Sieterwattastward inwiland mut North 411 S. MUTH or MM. BI7SIEINSHAW.—We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Barkinaltaw. who was for seetr.l years esteemed by the Dublin public ooe of their oriocipal favoatites as a pleasing metre.' at the Theatre Royal. Mrs. Bakiashaw wee is the prime of life and Ms triosic power, sad her ustamely death. at the ego of 30 years. will CAW* pain to a large circle of blends whole ate saohassat anus no has from her attrartkon as as actress than her atoiablity in private Ide.—Joirbiin Armin, Hada Tile T 11477 1 4.: IM TUC STILLI.D.—Soniti operatiess haws been commet mai in the Strand which may tend to prevent the r a t eddeets which are emetsetly oscutemg the busy pa Leedom. Is tbe middle of the roadway two stone baiting-plums, with pillars and Lamps, are being erected, one at the east end one at the west end of Welling ton:arose. This hitherto has bee. Me of the most dangerous crossings is Loudon. Not long sicce a gentleman patsies was struck down by a cab, receiving iojurns from which in ' Avery short time he died. From the north side vehicles come dons a steep incite in the Screed. Us the opposite or south side there is always a continuous rush of all sorts of vehicles Wand from the South-western Railway statics at Waterloo, while east and west—that is, aloe, the Strand itself, there is as uocessine traffic, not only m the day time, but daring a great poi Von of the might —Tistes. EMBIZZLIMENT or MANY THOUSAND POITIIDS.... At the DoiCnfield Petty Soniess. yesterday. a respect* ably dressed mac, name: Robert Martin, who resides in Brunswick-street, Manchester, was plead is tam dock, *barged with twine, os the 16th of August last, at Baughtoo, enibestlrd tke sum of 501. it appeared that the risme? had bees is the serves of Messrs. Jsass Wallas end Sons, card maaufacturees, Hesitates Dale, war Stockport, for fiftoes years, sad had so woo their cow Memos that all mousy traosictions have been left to his stasommoset and ceder hie coet.ol ; indeed, so °midden. ,list a servast bad be bee me, that the maser partner had ooastitated him executor sad trustee wider Me will. Reosody, however, &Ides of his honesty arose, aid nn examisatios of Ids books led to the discovery that be bee bees for some time carol leg en as extensive system of embernismient, which in the aggregate will somatit to theism& of patois. The prosecutors were reedy with three cuss yeekedsy, of whelk the charge above is use, bat Is consequesee of the illness of the primmer and his expeotatios to get legal aid, the bench grassed as adjourn mente and is the nismatime be will be sent to she New Bailey prism, ethers he ma have proper medical &dries. We understand the prisoner bas been limns is a high style. sad that his boom is most expossively tarnished, esposially es to pictures.—Lade Memory. On. Cour sluza.—Tbere are now in esistence no lw data 1,457 oil comrenies, with a total capital of 069.504,000 dollare.—Asserican papir. .11111 Ai g 0 .111 a NW 11110, _ liam asr. ftais• Ong. el• : k 140. Ll MIA 310 4 M Wet 'WO Wet M 1