The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-15 00:00:00

I 1 t j~~ ~or~~ • ' 4 • iti r S . Na 4,865.) okleCTTA,calling at Mitarm,—TlPl well-known ,tegua skip I \ DIANA, US tons. MO horse 1., \Min: 111 t h e Victoria Londoti Doeks, it..., on ..ta. o . ‘l,ll.+.at..rkilut paaatraws at AAA IRIBIr111.! , ;1,C , ul •ptl r J. This ort,.•attrent Alp, built etprvatly Ins the ta o romihly refitted, has Ilrst rate ACCOPIIMO. •• V.I. 114rrs, rtal wall Yarry 1611 rzytnsuced itirgaua sad rill I.t , continued at intenals of sit weeks by nos • .1' 'wafts tn,t—aiitng luminary sioani.nnoola boloosiun to : tons. 3110 hone rower. L J ,s1r1) is .2:1:2 Wet XV h.q.., ynem .4 the south. AV bursa power. Power. 1,4,k Ykr......2.:0. 1 tom, p owe r . cakotta. ttat toga, 30) horse Isorcr. r freight or ponanv apply to %team. Orlodial sod Co., Ifs ..11,1karttatrret, W. tia• r+, Alfred Emit aid VV. Loultakali.stn cc, 1.0 . sr at the Wises of the Com oolou, LC., when Moo application tor ,nAm.nta r ilidi:oinna to this all/Witat Avail,. ...d e. RICELOAD DIEW. soorotary, ladle and L00.1..n -topple( Cosoliolsi NO.S. O. Liu, s:.lairs. I‘rEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to .11% . YORK Inrect.—'Bs LITUIYOOI. NEW YOWL, 1111-1,11.1111 A stt.All.lllll, 0011 PA Y Intend despatch . 1 me !and true &few Kissma-eltlps. es/Ilmi at Quatro , ~ road pa•attgera gad dcspatchrs. as follow*: tt 1.1.1.1. V 1 - 10)11 Yult SEW YORK. KAN41:11149), Weditcrala), Stitch 19. trodne*lsty, Mash And every au, cc dung Wednesday. 1% 17. and tI guineas. according to Übe 'MOW 1.1.• p9isage. guineas, including MI pronaioas raw ngentut Canada and Ult. ettern Stales booted vvr) a kautageous tventa—}or fitrthet porlicalan , a 911.1.1.%11 ISLAM, 12. Wateratroct, I-leave:4; at to and LACY. 61, Ong Willlaaystreet, Cum VtRITIBII and NORTH AIORIOAIf ROYAL ,11/ SKIL rfinlit RIM Wean W1T37001 NMI fag .1 n aa4 between IJYYJIPOOL amd DOSTON, the acs "' day ouly ceiling et EMU& The folleirlag se Mbar erele eepsated •to from Liverpool. calling at °oak to gait tat =Ws : t. '1 KA for ISORTON, fietarday, March 71. It. for EN VORIS, day, March 19. lift for VA riTON, Satur Satur day, April S. yaw. wary, lacla.llas eiewards tel and provident, bat eidesi friars or liquors —To Malibu and own. m..roed cabin, slit To New York, chid sails, MC seem, Ma. arclalkt to Habra& SAW]. reed New Tort, AS Per we. sal S per real prierge.—Apply to J. E. bard. 52. Old leostarrt. Lowlea TR Currie, kl.rte, and IS. Place de la lam rale . 0. sad J. Boras, Baba on therpow f • %Om , . iilesealows , or Lk and C. Madras . , e. Irdardreet. Lircrpord. rum PPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPB .12 deepalch the sademsestiosied driaolses steamers a• ▪ toTTECDAM. the BATA', MR, from the British said • •I wharf. Wealthy', an March Mt, st 11 a m sad fILLo.diI.L every Thursday wonting. at g a.m. Irons off the Teen tens LI. Te the ADLYJt. Wednesday evening, March ILS, Wm u eselAnera. Tans: Sa. Al, and I. Velars tiLkele lewd at • tare sad s bell L.tav —The Railway between Bremen and !Bremerhaven Is ye gee for the mammon, of pameugers and merchandise Le a p m 0.. -mast ter Pet! L ItAl; A, the LAST A NOLLILTi. bus off Morsely. r reaploat %ath AP. fe ht Itil. the lITITAF WAY._ S. a few days. s e s we...44am. Yates. th ha sad St la Te be bellerered by and of bMee.arstelesss piry iftemen. deems! .4▪ . Ltat. pampa Re . Cbsplin's re in r m .ue. Or Si rmuuns. OBATINeI. sad PMILLIPIW t. b.otiass. LC. TELZGRAPII to INDIA COMPANY %hotlei). %Myr MUT OICILN. Met he LINZ el TILL &WO Is laths. Claes, sad Aselrehe Is we ONO es tar es JAI 'Aura to the Zed ha. ash that Itemehee eaa be tress owl Is ea sr le mg Telehreeit Ilthiss Oh Valhi Ittetpleh. rwv.4 a wrap, al y woria. bti and *MB i*/ MOS * she 1 1 1 : 8 = •I liana.. bamp —le 1 Chin. se Mortesita. Is. pate a/ • bass storm* ha every ad- Mama warda I=a=mavia lL mkt dike la C L rd, mak lisatalsa. ce, 311.wrishightth limb IS tlet. 5 It thews* dinflidlegli 'maims ap be the maks al I. PO rd. prubshly ..abet. the Wogs mil Chia hug Mal. THE INDIAN TRAMWAY UOMPARY mown 1 r .wstrestiagehowi . Wes of CsurowirWlWW Kailways—vmtooll ins this witc-Ohlwe W Captor -, riwytc.l c. r.iln4 chwwWissis to Poosvr. *ma to WAIN ihanis of is wk. Tlist. 412/KOW b WAS Wares of LS sorb. WINO b. par Ghat+ m. NtOwatloh. i which um tbellability sabwellwe is Lagittered 11.641/ Se. Wilt&Cooper!". a" aft Unil4. 11..litt , .o_l4in-I%IIS, 1114:11111AM•At il . j : l7. 7 .;;;lD 7 STriiiiirßON. Director of the lAA loam 1t5a4..0 BANrrtireserai Janie. Irmater. C. B Braga Horse Artillery'. late2seghegriesgent the Gm Carriag• Drpartuieut, Hen. It Alm. rogl . Lac of Calcutta llorius J. *stile. late of Brim& Iletig Brackett. I 4 Member ut Commil. Jamaica, Dud -I.I4MMIC A),lt 141,0. Alasamem t Ampocll, Eri. Beam Vlnby, Campbell, and 1..,. Londeit., . . . 11.4sam Cantwell, Es i Messrs. Parsons, and Co., U.nshay. and T 00... (*Anhwei' and Co., Loudon 1 1,-r General darks Jamea Green, Inte Madras lingineen. hos !miry Lain. tog., Cltsinnan, Inatern Bungal Raillery 1..011.11. 'grower Login, late .of the Hon. LI. C Service. . Assam May, M.Whewson, and Co., and t'sh otts . late Advocate• General of Madras. Direct., .4 the Moira* and I.reat Soutbern of India hallways. Mr. Alderman hou N.. °S. Upper Tbanwsetrret. 14r.11. -J. A. !vanillin. Mg. SoLICITI.M-Mmors. Yrmlinelda and Newman. c. ILta-Lew• J. and J. Whitehead, 5. 11 , Affirst•-itatek LC. Anagram—The lasuloo and County flank. FJIGISIttits. Wiz Charles Fos. George Berkley, Esq. Suchrt say-M I R. Scott, Reg. Temporary nal 1104.11101e.larCel, E.C. A .1.rp...1t per stmt.: must be made un applicatma. If no - .l4anot L. 1.1.1 e, the will be returned without de c. nos. 114bUfty vat subs,rihers Is limited to the amount of :the Open. Littailc.l prospotinws and forms of application for shares may ohtarnesi at tlw ontc ••• of the l'ornpoo). No u 2. dhowshite snag of the t o t, , r. of the Company. Messrs. J. and J. tactic:hal, No. a, It.s.h. v..: street. INDIAN TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited.) 1 The Weston of the Indian Triuuwuy Comussisy IYE Noriev. that. as nearly the whale el the &bares appro• in4ir4 to Eastland liars hero subscribed, the pradrortiou re. s.nr.l tor luau nol nt out by the null of the - 0/th March. tuy partn 4 nh.• only 000 t ~tad) h. re tent in their a pliertbrus therci , we nrot4tc , li .to on not Inter than WIWN& , DAY, the 1911.1n.t .os which date the 11IgA w il l he dined, anal NO YI AP PLICATION. WILL 1:L ILECUVI‘II.—tIy order L 4 the it.ctel. M. M. SCOTT, liddretaz7. 51.sirpde.street, Mural& Ildl. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. R'dt".•tt and S4IN 4. 3 and 4. 000DG1GZTIMIT, W. PUSNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. See .r islAhurately Illustrated with 350 engine. r.eitainius price of every article. and estitnatee f.* wint• iety furnishing Mouser 111 any clam+ This very useful rags riroAr.i e r.Lu an.l 1,,"1 tmr un applicati in tr. IdMIN INi k and Ig.. C.,bru t Nlahufactilrerr. 2.2 and 23. (STM/Oriln airy "Men carriage Ilia. \ I. Au riollitolete walnut 111,W11124.101.1 atilt!. X glinot2 glom lilt Spanish ig l gig:,my. 2g 'Wm., : a... 4 ll*, hand...one and rowpkte as sad AS faell. The nit.. nearly caw, sad liantsisa VIKY CHAIRS, COUCIIES, and BEDS. BgoWS UK. ail EIN haw acme of the sail emplete and kind karma. Pack up iu a very small epees ler teavellhee, ....kLepted fur hum.) We. export. SULLY% and Web& Ger •trr. 4-.. HARLOW'S 8/Mr-AMMO MEAT SCREEN 1 .0 viditt • Lir:. font nl meat will a IMO lebedfut ut weld 1 v ininwirir the out la beetillihdly reavted In every ie. , ty In owned will ov.•r. and ell die envy lad nutrdenis leTUrt rtiainv.L Prke te. N.B nue anyeising duos rs pr...e.k ea e.tentdie t.,•nceotrattive et heal HARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's e.e Itcht .an 10111161 e ortlioni a 1111111,1*11 ehle tovoeffito 'VAUNT to paTITTLINs. Pros OS.. 7... SL BA It LOW'S AUTOMATON GINDZR SUMER, the Illneweeinhl • teleed. warreetle be Neve see We of ..a.La Ouse. hire. I Ir. CTL s Win lea V) poses.) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No t..r *Anneal distorted I• tilting. Will repay IY .• tdeitn. Price le. uA upwen l. BARLOWS SELF-A ( TING SYPHON TAP. \o 'ITN pr 4 repaired; so MTV Sat beer sr soar lama Nut le et. date, Tl.T.tre $ i.J va—appty direct is JAM= taki..W It. )1""*""" that laa awa. Lel address Is as ovary arum ; W ethers We gout* Imitidere awlaaa mak alaialdiad talloa DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLIS, Is. 4d. and ad. per lb floe Wields woe, In 64.; lanneperont II 4 4. ; .fie, L. 4111.. thrums was, LL fL : b01..1t wax, swp wi e . rat . N. erl the best. tl4; e lama gisirem ; tur. ; 1?-mir, , C 4tia elk es. M. Fir psis_ Pure NNW 4la„ end Ow par 1111104 MUM. OIL : o il brown is. W la N. per paebet ; rwerwiwa brown Maine, la.: will. biota,. le. OIL . bow,. N. ti ; *miss a" Min" Ii Pig .bw-ler orb, at X P. DAV tom:e bi•oeloblelbatll watw ' 41 9.111. llortliaba k ei, Wdow. W.X. CVLYEKW LL , DR- M.R.C. Y S., LM., L.S.A, •••••11•11 MI mete( ot crews DeMlity . Involuntary ta Loss of Memory. laeaseelty, Sperms. IseeMma, ty. Gautrrisattue. sad Galvanism. Just pabgehad. ea attire ass and Onal Wert, (stilled OUItSIL M.' A Physiological Review of Use above, la • boet, le 14. healed, ls. ed Mean, Com Mill. or Author, as abov y e. p Dr. C. may be sessulted daily till IL at The Poet-ork• Tulle* lalbA 10, 81. Martinet* Dread. rod 3, Great limibomelk.sima. W.. from Ulla p.m. Wl6 AN.—O AS AG AIX —Another serious F=Pkek. bee takes plan, iiliethn.ogh the nes el the NERVOUS and DE B I L ITATED.— ;tm!!!" beedell e re 'Mend Iltlaimrs AT LAN PAMIR T CP A 000[ ea We sehfeet of the forwarded, Fails. too as hy Mach irm, mow euth,,et irides reties ellteled. All proem euSetteg New the wheat, ebleemit of L ., !fin ablate ft. Ileibee beds So llama the trade Met wealldad @Meld at owe mad a stamped directed eavelepe be ~..__"". ... l l. _lbrweet mad beet etwortalest el patterns la arm We.l, zaiwairset. Ilaelastl . roba• tabdak whoa •OW amoldbilet 916 neekrogrwdea. will be e .. y Maned. NTEItNATIONAL BAZAAR, 1 862,, Eshitutionromt South Kennington. BUILDING el large dimensions, consisting of a central hall and two deo AI" oth c.i wi i ,us gailerie., IS In rapid cow . ..it ~ f erection on the space of mound in Kshitallonroad, nearly oppoilte the greed commie.• under the Emtern Dnme of the int, rustionul Call& Dun and the entrance to the Royal Horticultural Omelette. The proprietor of the land is erecting this building fm the purpose of alturding exhibitors In the Exhitettee. as well as °them an opportunity of selling articles of manufacture pria dpeity of a portable character, sales not being permitted in the 4- 110 nm of the space to be let, with the tariff, can be seen at the sews at the building. Bough couriti-rs will be provided for exhibitors. The utmost exertion wW be made to make the International Beam worthy .4 public support the opening and closing of which will be coutompuraneous with the ExhiWtlon of 1862. Intending applicants for space are invited to inspect the pro gress of the building, and to meek for further information at the hattihition.road. wMIDAs . MACREADY, the eminent American armee. will give one .1 her ENTERTAIN M ENT', cons of DRAMATIC 11111.410 T lONS, at Willis s Samna on WILD- Y EV tNING, March 2d, commencing at Wight o'clock. ffieserved mate. re . unreserved, 3a. reserved seats numbered can be procured at Mitchell's to7sl Ilbrary, liondatrest: Sams' all al Library, St. Jaaiseastrect ; Austin's Ticket-office. lia ltwdlll7. and at Willies Rooms. IIHE LONDON PAVILION.—Mies CONSTANCE is still the centre of sUractloa sad= thee with Madam° LOSIBINI, the diarist s% vocalist. will !several favourite pieces every evening. lin. LAWILINCR, whose wriii comic e ff usions afford infinite Hallett, will go , figure In the programme, which htelmies the BROTHERS ELLIOT, who are not leas remarkable for the daring than the grace and knish they exhibit to their woo. aortal entertaioment Operatic Selections performed every adapt by ethcient iocalists, and received with the most Miter Th e Comic Talent of the establishment is nor= :noon la spared to combine comfort Milli all tbs novel- Mos el W.M. THE LONDON PAVILION. Tichbornestreet, top of the Ilarmariatt. ADMISSION, area. id.; Daka9i. to ZUSSILL GROVEL Musical Director. . FLOYD'S CIILICBRATED DANCING ACADIXT.—WALTZING.—The Mune Imperlskaad New Neap°Matt Watts Quadrilles taught by the Wet teacher I. Wi den. Team every Woodsy, at W. elementary haelnethea. Thursday and Friday Wednesday and Saturday Adailaslon. 01..-11 r. T. Youngs Ball, Tandy!. Maxi is; Uchida. 1. litL FLOWER, anti VEGETABLE SEEDS , Carriage trey. lIITTLIII sad 11ITI•LLOCH cootideetly recommend the fol ioed% ILOWSII SEELP es i. only such selections baring been mode that MI iseared will Mee tlatactlon: a d. 50 selected varieties itszdy annuals lO 0 IS „ „ It „ 14 llsli'H e • ardy ~ 23 „ „ 12 .. Doserip4Sve Seed Catalogue or Alateurs' Guide may be bed. free Bed pooloollol epos applketion. IL sad WC. Invite atteation to their extra choice siecelseeto of Attar% Ram" Pteolok te. MM.= sad WCI.3.LOCii, Seed Merchants. Corenaprdca )1081/04, 141meloo. STEVINB sad BON, Wise and Spirit )ltarclisocs. MIMI end OOLOMAL MAIM sad Bog r lea& lik kee keg been knows per Se et W u / Mma larear : be Mak = a k i r. k, les o llLa plies : umL.IIK•Lrer W MOW. =Parke lad eg i &V bbk Ilk. per tem, 44.1 haraiss, 414. Ilk ; re, skies, Ira per Wick likyrk lie. OE MUM Bawdy, brows er pak. Pk writ& Mira pry MIL la *Mikes ee the shore :44e.11111 wed Sae keep a re Nelleedk 171 par pike, Pk. per dome era Alpe& dellsered bee blibiar ire i.. Terms auk —7S, Ilkiesepeeekeet Mika VALVES of GOLD.—WATHERBTON and Nu elicit., Me Os Inksusilmn el tie Lt bee mg Use* allimerous rtircus, bes to seeks the followlns annosacesesig re. tba s' eLtrit el 001.21, Sibliosi parseaded Oat the lane rite il lthis fair treat and tbe amboa will b. &Ike protected by iba wide circulation of bsrrtoose as this ambient 0014 loins Molded ti do 26 pets or esants. 16 itileire Oa pld el 26 meg re, Is lieinis../S $ If $10..41111S wirUi —AI all+ 17 Mete— a II 2 aerate.. 1 11 Si yeomen hearts.. 114 ,* 4 mode .. 1 6 9 laser.. 4 1 I U enn4s.. 2IS 1 4 gents .. 1 1 * U wale (kW& hearts.. I 9 * 6 aerate .. 4IT 4 stendnel) $l7 141 is egrets— 2 a • 4 ousts .. 414 24 II iamb— 114 4 i ll 'init.. s t se stoma' .. sse si swot— 514 44 11.4990.. IIS , Semis .4 7 1 i 4 eeneis, S 7 4 WI eineft.. 1 _u 1 mei .. .•• 111 /0808840.M144 imiskiebaintet. W.C.. Lambe. s="Tonto ei Cl levetiers fir la. each. N. b. Ilis is clad ell 4 14 re imam wad as Saturdays Mese Abet WIBB MILES) r i n „ noc. ler She Vlcirld4hoisd hoot& ANGOLA 10s. TROCSICICI. Is to vegiels sad rads for los w Muss Tremors wow wrigtosted byl e r t .ll n fles, Inishmalysddessis Is Ts. RAN W.' KLIIQVAIIII. =Styli° Is sat ihmiseled with say soma imitating mil am , Mai Ist hls au& lIISTABLISHIII 111th 1/141. QPICCTACLES, improved by HARRIS sad lON, wtU most certainly tbit sight. Bs ter auinot he wads Noel, with tryst or pebbles, tba . steel, with Is. to lea Goed an! Sliver npochtelss and Sys-Olassos push variety, at squally low pekes. Usrrit's Prospect Oissi, lig. ILpost bros. THOU. &taint sad BOX. clans to the gold randlr, sptit the British Ittissant lowdois. 1714. Umation.—No to vaUsrs aopeoysd. ESKELL'S INVENTION, of ri rr hielt be Se the only Patentee.—Patent granted July 17, tlllllll.--Artdkial Teeth to last a tile time.—Teeth to Mat aMe time are lifted without pain or extraction, without sprkop or Wine. on drib end eeltailhertng bases Inutratilwed for Witt . ogles and aoteculation, suit to restore without detection the na. tuna of the mouth. Mr. XII( ELLS TREATISE. winds rill explains his invention, poet free fur seren stamps. Inspeetita of specimens and consultation tree. tt, Urnevenor. Went. Bontlatreirt. London : and MO, Denature-bilk Ininauaghson. TVHAMM—HOWARD'S ENAMEL, for VITING DIICATED =all, however large the cavity. Ulm goodie a soft Mate, without peewee, or pain, and hardens tato a whits comet It remains in the booth many years, mu emnemoo =memory, sad arresting the decay. Direc ttons for no enclosed. Sold by all angina and medicine madam Pries In WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by the proper nutaticatioll of food. ROWLANDS' 01.10NTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE,. compounded of Oriental Ingredient, is of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the pima, mini in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicate tartar from the tooth, removes spore of leciplent decay, and µtithes and piesierves the enamel. to which it imparts • peartilite whiteness. Its invaluable= partial have obtained the patronage of royalty and the creep of Europe, and it is universally in high repute. Pricer ird. per box. hold by A. Rowland sot 'one, *d. Rattan. eartlen, and by Climaists and Perfonicrs. Ask fur "Rowlands Odonto.' IVEFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAIEBERT'S AOTH VATIC PALe3AII, witliout confining the bowels or affecting the head. truly efficacious and pireaunti Is admitted to be the lest tneillciimi for Immediately relieving coughs, colds, con Armed cams of asthma. and incipient consumption. It fro cum persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. fa approaching coniumption ile Alecto are truly benencial. Penons &prised of sleep. or eves lying down Sot fear of PIiNCIF Yam may depend on rebel in a few minutes after Mating LL P .:pared only and sold by M. LAMB hitt chemist, 90{ Jerseys oirmt, Haymarket, and by all druggists, In bottles 111 d.. sad three quantities in one. M. Val each. Be particular and ask for lambert& Asthmatic Balsam. The Mind mid Address i. engraved ea the stamp. ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRUN CIIMS, NEVLAWIA. Infallibly Weaved and owed by the .s ICS 4:IOAII.ZTTICS ePectural Yurantatonie. Itn was, being inspired. penetrates tab the chest, calms the *Ufa w on, system, facilitates expectoration, and assists the husettens of the important organs of respiration.—T. £.plc, Rue d'Amster• ,Lora, O. a Paris. Price 2s. ted. a box. Sold in Load.* by JHZEAU. Chemist, Haymarket. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-nee years, emplialicall7 sale• timed by the medical protesting, and univerully accepted by the public, as the best reniedy for acidity of the stomach, heartouru, heulache, guot, and India scion. and as a mild ape rient for delicate constb Idioms, lure esweinuy to. ladles and children. it la prepared, m A Mate of perfect purity sod uniform strength, only by I.IN Si.EOl7l, nod to., 172, :SAW Motidetreet. London. and bold by all mspectable clumalata throwdoset the world. DR RICORD'S ESSENCE at LIFE 11.7 restores issalsood le dr muii, shmkred coasihrikas is Soar ogees Miurata ireposelhia Its effects an saturant No cousultatios sesessary.--Sold to eases. with toll Isetrseeloss N I la, ur Nfsaaatilise for =a, oast asyrobsra peck's on noise of mummies or etompa—oole assal47:2l 33S Irsag. soar Tosuste-ber. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1862. On the lath, In Magenta cloth, gilt, price as. Id., poet-paid 51., THE FIRST HALF-YEARLY VOLUME of YUN, containing humorous articles by Y. C. Burnand, pay., Th.* Hood, Eau., B. J. Byron, Godfrey Turner. Bey., E. L Blanchard, MR, I W. F. Frown , . Ut., and other Eminent Writers: with neariy 300 Engravings by the mule Talented Artists. 80, Pleet4treet. NNW EDITION& , TALES, CONVE RSATI ONS, ALES, CONVERSATONS, and EASY LAMONS, from 1113TORV with Questions. Beteg the First Volume of the " Instructor." (loth. te.. LEMONS on HOUND, YURNITURZ, WOOD, and CLOTHINM: with Questions. Being the Bosond Volume of the " In- Cloth, la. on the UNIVW,RAR ANIMAL, VROZTABLE mei KINGDOM', awl, KUILAN - Z:Z i willajesti - 4214 ibe v= BOON of the CALENDAR, the munins, and the BRABONI: with Qualms. Being the Yourth Volume of the Instructor." Cloth, es.. DZSCRIPYIVI OBOORAWIIIf, with fitalistlei of the vetoes countries and ; with Questions. Being the ricth VU of the "Inettucter." CbUsle, ELKIIRETB of ANCIENT HIBLORY ; with Questions. Being W Stith Volume of the Instructor." Cloth, ta., =MINTS of MODERN HISTORY ; with Qusetkes. Being the Beveith Volume of the ..InOrtscter." fond= : Parker, Bon, and Boma, West Btrand. Fourth =Be% SA. EI.ELENTS of ALGEBRA. By T. G. HALL, 8.A., hokum. of Matheenettes In Ibes College, London. By the saw WNW, 3:UNITES of DISCIU/TIYI OIRMIZTRY. OA Id. OW LINES of ASTRONOMY. Fourteenth Edition, 10d. London : teeter, Ben. and Bourn. West Wend. A ameath IdflSors. oll ia L4 BLAND 4 SCHOOL HISTORY • with a Copious Chrooolopy. Tubb:sof Contemporary 11sestris, and Questions foe Eza tloo. Ateldged from ths " lawny History of laggard." lades : Parker, km. sml Boum West Masa& DL MIMS Off NISNOOMMiI, orma. =ULM. Ica Jess pablislisa, prise la.. pima free tries the Astitinrks listernas, A ICKDIOAL MAY oo the OAIIIIX had .Cl. Cl7lll or PIUDIATURZ DICLINI I MAX, MID plats direstlens lisr ported restoration to mob ma eitiser. the Ewa of terentreee parr vassinshil pessessin airtrialsissterthses pseellsr issemnad serer PlaierVtosies. 4 1 61 WI Welesinsbesitstisalis saying Imo msnilnerof wboas the boob found oaetel—ortsether iamb =LIZ the gelation al Preat be erg h ltor. Le• Ons: Wan. era : and S. AINa to. ter.rwidatans. The Mb Mkt, peaty Improved, with Odseirod Piste, Is. OIL, MRAMADOE o CONSUMPTION, in • . arisa of Papers, libeitesting the tot inittrtant veleta lo the toestrnent uf that disease. Pathological anatomy W has perhaps never aborted Don.coo obites seidsnre in of csrabilitg of • dims, than it has In !hoe of consuls "—Connell. ii:u=srience cootie= as that Dr. lletabliWa wort Is full of and smetts the epeeist attention of pentlitonen."— Lebow& lamb. : latent set ITOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTIL BANILRUFM_ _ . [ikJl OF FOLICTTOIIBI7R TUC rAirrtaners TO BR OBTAIN= AT THE OFFICE OP Till CHIEF REGISTRAR, count or sanaturrer, niusosALL•orloorri Jo!" . ..I:Froyuit, Courson-street, City, trader, to surrender AprU 2, at Camas Luna. Plurnatead, painter, April 2, at 114. Jolla TARR, Weatbourne.park.villaa.mewi, Paddington, black smith, ?dards 24, at 12. Awning Vigtaroan, Lower Briuvoriek•terrace, Barnaburr-road. printer, April 2. at 11. Thaw J MAI eruses, Moorgatirstrest. City, attorney. March . W. at W. Juni Firm, Mitcham, Norfolk, baker, March 24, at 12. Wttataw learittrr, Nightingale-lane, 31141411esee, carpenter, —.... _.. March 214.11 1. WILLIAM 110111 NS, Cougilnorton, Runt*, farmer, March M. at 11. /mut aUJI,I3D 13311TH, Sudbury, Suffolk, lineudraper, April 2, at 12. lignar RnrolliX, Ipswich, builder, April 2, at 11. Jj.xm SLAVOIrtiR Dives, Wells-street, Oxford-street, silver scraper. April 1, at 10. Wawa RICHARD Wirt", Thins-place, Old Kent-road, tin plate worker, April 1, at 10. THOatAe LILLTKAIt, Northampton, brush manufacturer, April 1, at 10. DAVID KUMULlT,'Vtitg:tfteltll4ttegfr bake, I,_'llfllll, at 10. MAIM IPIXIMUOI,IOI66, I;tuilifil•ro °r w, A p riland water:line. City, trtneimerehtet, April 1, at 10, Jolt Arabeila-road, Pimlico, carpenter, April 1, at 10. RICHARD PIOIII.OIID, Westmoreland-place, Walworthoommon, foreman to a builder, March 25 at 14. 'WWII HIM lIATIIO, Bouthsea, building contractor, March 16, at 2. .C.Ausa TUB, Bognor, Sussex, ironmonger, March M. at al. EMMY JAW Tniusu, oJpp. Themes-street„ licensed Snake, Mani 16, st 1. ThArlaWonaittA,Bentic atearsiyOlareh street, BR Marylebaos, sad Chsosery. RUM& Nweretreet, Mullen*, MMUS 11141Attlfe 11, MIL Algal WALL= Ike* Holborn-hail, tailor, Aprils, at 11. MIS Jangle Dram OLBB9, limieragre. !Surrey, auctioneer, April 3, at 11. WG.144 M WOO9ll, High MOM Essond McMillen April 3, aelOt. MA rlller WAD, Narmoodstreet, Ramps/cad-road, howler, April 6 at 11. Rini= Maga" Drier yard, Whilerimpei Amami& clerk. AprilB,atlo4 Winn B10011 , 1 1 1: 4 , „ Penile , Surrey. areilkil i ti &at 14. Again L2so. w.close, City, trigralt, SI, at L Mallar MAlMajsbolelleldroad, Upper 1 10 11 611111411 11111111 1 111111 . *waver. ApMI & at 10i. 10/NW2 MC% Nadi-read, Kingelaad. hslilleßeer, Ape & I at U. Tlioaas 11. 2.1 1115tb-dreot r , Mauebestereduare, dining-roc. preprietor, 17 at 1. ffiILUIMUCK KIM RAZ haste hone dealer, Maralkftal Juin ttratualgaue street, Boston Old-town, phimiling. March 20. at L YAM Aanti BLOM, Canterbury, boot sad shoe idler, 25. se 12. WILLIAM GOODING, Kelsale. Suffolk, • miller, March 26, ail & JAlllMPlLLU,Partimanetreet, PortamisEqUars. Met maim realm, March 26. at Jona RILIWNTIM, •Nattonearden, grocer, March 26 at Witltarlffrartagois, Barnsburyerove and Battle-bridge Mad. lelingtea, thideoutracter, March 25, at t Ritussan Lanai WILLIAMS, Mardis, listeksaiise. trim March IS, at U. JoarellllCLLW, Bedworth, Warwickshire, MIA Marls. turer. March 11, at 12. MOUS 101150 , Ipstones, Staffordshire, victualler, March 28, at 11. WILLIAM tram, Hereford, Water, Mardi SI, at IL Uinta WignallY, MA Yale, Iltallordslin. potter, March 31, at It AWE Yr k s in Veram. outhi t 4 inaaalmeteirer, Ibireb 26, at 11. MOMS coal agent, Mareh U. 11. Jiragnat= Trebuneg Cromer, Giamorganehlre, 96, at IL Ca mal ait=iier, Cardiff, jawlike, April I, at IL THOMAS FEUD. tilemeaten, Isabel's& Man* 13, at IL Hangs MAO* Bristol, lime burner, March 25, at IL BanJAmht iurVAM, Cardiff, Iron merchant, March 25, at 12. JOBB HAWILIMI, Exeter. wina/MNESDADA, mme ttell & all. Simmer ROMS, Exeter. one crasher, at IL Join Umeuismy Thormanny, Yorkehlre, clerk In holy organ, March SA, sr IL Wituan &zoom Clayeross, Derbratihre, shopkeeper, Apra 6, at 10. IMIGIIAN IBM& Osset, Yorkshire, fulling miller, Mareh 17, at 11. 7monAIIBMISS, Birkenhead. licensed victualler. March 26, at 11. JOIUI LLOYD, Neal, Cheshire, joiner. March 26, at 11. Osonom VI sr= cad WILLIAM Gen, Liverpool, boot and shoo desire March 96 at It WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Ilynnonia. Denbiglaktre, farmer, March 36 alt Jame Bosunip, Newton• Math, laaseattlre. farmer, April 4, at I AMOCO L JONI MAterwr, Salford, lanceshirs, doctor of medicine, March St AIL DAVID EDWABSRUMNIIook 3 1 • 06 . 15 SWIM* Mardi 16at S. 01010$ DOD/. Soapmt, Salop. sadder, March 16, at IL Wilms* Gamier, Derchiestar, publican. March 27, at 11. Joni Dmitnabilllllo6 cumbrideshira, seen luenßant, April 4, at IL CHABLZH Goole, mariner, March 24, at 11. JoNNOMIAVIES, Winserwurth, Derbyshire, blacksmith, Muth 26. at 11. 010501 MALIABT, Witton Park Iron Works, Durham, muter tailor, March 27, at 10. HURT rialiTlikallMAL; West Deephig, Lincolnshire, wheel wright, March 24. ISAAC ' , AMUCK, Blackburn, butcher, March 31, at 1. JOHN JACKSON, Baal, Warwickshire, butcher, March 31, at 3. Imes Totowa, Martin's Bank, Staffordshire, bully collier, March 31, at 11, 111031A9 Wooltilogalt, Sheffield, innkeeper, March 27, att. °ZULU ULTAT, Crowlend, LlncOinsMre, Journeyman baker, March 19, at 10. 14111111 BuirtiT, Mon, Lancashire, colour mixer, March 27, at 10. TMONA3 BOLT, Bury, Lancashire, waste dealer. March 2T, at 11. JAMES BUBB, New Mills, Derbyshire, cotton waste spinner, Marsh 10, at 10. EDMOND 11112110 N, Beth., Oxfordshire, carpenter, March 25, at 2. MICHASL MOWS, Othery,Somemelahire, licensed victualler, April 2, at 10. RoBSILT RULTON, Carlisle, joiner, March 28, at 3. DAVID THOM" Merthyr Tydfil, hay dealer, March 26, at It JAMES HEATS, Peterslield, Mauls, Mewed victualler, April 2, at 101. Gainuis BIUDIZT, Kingswinford, Staffordshire. builder, March 20, at 9. ItoisietOttorna, Kingswinford, StaffordAire, grocer's amistant, April 111, at 10. Joan HAM, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, licensed victualler, April 18. at 10. MAST KIuTLET, Shipstonce-Stour, Worcestershire, licensed victualler, March 29, at 3. JoHNSitirsoy, Westbromwich, Staffordshire, huckster, March li 12, at. 10. 113 say Lose, Bradley. Staffordshir., publican, March 28, at 11. Thomas BUTIST, Ravrtenstall, Lancashire, putrid broth maker, March 25, at 11. JAMBS WOOPIXOS. Newburough, Staffordshire, farmer, April; at 16 WALTON Into, Bowbiidge, Gloucestershire, innkeeper, March Se, at 10. AI2IIOIICoOKI. Worcester, newspaper reporter, April 4, at it. ?TM RUST, Nottingham, coal dealer, May 7, at 10, CALMS &UNMET, Macclesfield, conindasion agent, March 26, aril. WILLIAM BABlLl,Wrckington,Cumbertand, miller. April!, at IL 01102611 ATEUibott, Jun., Stockport, Joiner, Murk 28, at It Pinta HOLLINOWoirriI, Stockport, grocer, March en, at 12. Wltuais Lewis, Pembroke, shipwright. March 36, at 10. Tsolise JAMES OAssKR, Portsea. retailer of ale, ',larch 24, at Ili. WILLIAM Loat& Bristol, baker, March 23, at 12. ROBERT Oinson, Norwich, sod Rockland St. Mary, Norfolk, boutmaker, March 31, at 11 WILLIAM MAIMALL, Burry Pert, Carmarthenahire, mason, March 29, at t 14122 Nicuotne, Newcastle, cattle salesman, April 0, at 12. WILLIAM PRIM, Bath, music seller, March .2;.. at 11. PHILIP 311434203, Warrington, Staffordshire, ahoenLaker, March 99, at 11. SiNus!. Mini T, Wilberston, Northamptonshire, publican, April 1, at 10. MAnnuffit, Great Bowden, Leicestershire, butcher, April 1, at 10. WILI lAN AMOR AaNOLD KNAP2tAN, Okeicampton, Devonahlre, iniikesper, March 01, at 11. BAWD. HAMM', Charibury, Oxen, grocer. April 8. at 10. Grown RU Are. Stalybridge, Laaashire, plunar, April 2, at 1. NEW WORK BY TIM AUTHOR OF TUB "WOMAN IN -- _ WHITE." Oa Wednesday, the 12th March, win be imminence.' with • new Volume of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, conducted by Clump Wilma • New Novel ly WILEI comAis, wttlW NO NAME. Oa Saturday, nth March, will be published, bound in cloth, noon& ed., the Stith Volume of ALL THE YKAR ROUND, conducted by CHARLES Maims, containing the chief portion of A STRANGE STORY. by the Author of "My Novel," Klein."' "A amp, Story" was commenced in Volume the Fifth. All the Year Round is published to weekly numbers, price GC In monthly parts, and half.yearly volumes, at 213, Wallington . street, &mid, W.C. ; and by Messrs. Chapman and Hell, 193, Piccadilly. W., Loudon. THE ALBERT MEMORIAL —The beautiful Poem by Thee. Hood, EN., In Ole week's PUN. One Penny, poet-tree, 2d.--80, Vied -greet. TAYLOR:B MANUAL! or 11ev; VI id Itton. QTUDENT'S MANUAL of MOD!RN HISIOWY: W 1 leantlestesteey ampler by MU= BMWS; 11. D. sti Vtitl'S MA U NUAL e ldi tteCW? !MM Post , S ..d se... West Mead. TEUGLLPHLO IN=i,IAGENCE. Nome's estamies.) TURKEY AND GREECE. PARIS, XIX= 14. The Paris papers publish the following telegram " CONSTANTINOPLE. Mows 13. " The provincial loan is being everywhere paid regularly. " Aooording to news received here from Greece, the state of affairs in that country is still very serious. Epirus and Thessaly were, however, tranquiL " The new financial measures would come into operation at the end of the mouth. " The Government had called out 30,000 men, to complete the 'ball of the regular army, which had bees reduced through financial necessities." ITALY. TURIN, MARCH 14, Emma. In the Senate to-day Signor Oldoffredi request 4 - - explanations upon the subject of the meeting of the Provvetlimento Committees at Genoa. Signor Ratazzi, in reply, censured the speeches made upon the occasion referred to. He stated that the ministry had confirmed the instructions given by the preceding administration to the autho- ritiee at Geno► Public tranquility Thad not been disturbed. If occasion should arise, the tribunals I would administer the laws. With regard to the right of association, it had been generally admitted up to the lith February last that the right of meeting was secured as far as it was not in opposition to other rights. The go- Imminent had always reserved the right of interven tion. The declaration of Baron Iticasoli, to recognising the right of association, bad changed jurisprudence. Signor Ratani states that an opportunity had now arisen of regulating this right. The government would watch the question and consider what law to propose. (Applause.) The Senate unanimously resolved that it was satisfied with the explanation given by the ministry, and taking note of the declaration of Signor Ra- Lori, passed to the order of the day. LAST EXAMINATIONS. April 16, W. Bennington, Clenchwarton, Norfolk—April 1. ft A. Jeffs and A. Jeffs, Cornwall.mail, Lambeth, builders—Aprft U. G. A. Batger, Michaers.plaos, Brampton, surveyor —Agit It T. Woodham, Rathbone.place, Oxford-street, painter—April 16. W. Aylott, Lansteratreet, Bayswater, carpenter—April 1 J. a. RUSSIA. Hemp, Hi ate, Middlesex. tallor—Aprll X Hodson, Marl- Ecr. pETERsBuRG, Nam' 14 lborough.r,Bt. John's-wood, Ws secretary to an insulates ollice —April LS. W. Plckford, Orford.row, Old Kent-road, builder I The Berelsehe Zeitung states that the Livouian —April 16. Z. Loader, Kensingtoa-place. foreman Diet has voted that the towns should be summoned t° • g reen g"" r—A P ni 15 ' .1 * bruin . St J " n4treer " Wed Smithfield. licensed victualler—April 4. . Ti. Walton, Great SL to send members to the Diet, together with the in- Helene, City, shipping agent—April 10. Z. Wyatt, Barking. ZEN& troduction of a general Diet and a Senate for the t?n ity me , Irea pp n . ba r k_er— p Spr w il . 10. T. Gwlllita Green Arbonreomrt, ral A 11 Illab ells, 9L Georgestrest, SL Baltic row ;..- George win.thataet, clothier — Apra Boa. Butt and P. Mao. I Queen, WoodetreeL City lace agents—April 11. A. H. B. Olga bade etankyatreet, Pimlico, lieutenant In the Kilkenny StiLl lksi—Apitl 11. F. Wakefield, Palmer's-place, Holloway, drover— April 11. J. C. Partridge, IA indmill Tavern, St. John.street, West Smithfield, bait manufacturer—April 11. 0. Gibbs, Usrwicb, Essex, hphoisterer—Apnl 11. B. Price. PlummillFrow, White chapel. budder—April 10. Mary Pthaell, Biamturd-West. laia beth, late a victualler—April 10. A. W. Austin, Little Alie-strest, Whitechapol, boom:tinter—May 2. S. P. Baker, Twickenham, bugler to 16th South. West Middlesex Itifies— Apr il 10. W. Harris, Wandsworth, builder—April 11. T. Wrlghton, Syresham, North amptonshire. farmer—Aprd 10. W. Plionock, Nelson-place, Old Kent-read. and Peckham, baker—April 11. J. Penrman, Pel ham, grocer—April V. W. Upton. last Moulmiy, Surrey, up holsterer—Mail O. 11. Blake. Coleahlliatreet, Eatou-squar• COO. PORTUGAL. LISBON, MAN= 13, Emma. A bill has bees introduced in the Cortes, sup• pressing all religious societies and brotherhoods educating children ur nursing the kick. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN. tomi auk—April Croume, oal7l44lreek Chaim, Or lp o wner—April 9. J. Fry, 9pencerotreet, Curtain.read, eissirmier —April 9. G. Raymond, Twickenham, ruserved eamarmisr she toys' Navy—April P J. Johnson. Loughto, Ism; by dosler—April 9. J. Jaye, Robin Hood-lane, Poplar. slaperright— April 9. J. Wood, lisadeons, Kent. tamer —Aprll 9. X. Mid too, Sarah•plaos, Cambridge-heath-road, beaming) keeper—April 9. C. White, Ina., Chelmsford. brake In padtry—Aprli licharda, Portliest, Manta, earywattr—Amil Y. Mary Ann Ku* Low-lane, Bermondsey. hide p L. Grow, Crouch lad, Homey, carpenter—Are IL R. Altinrklas. I n tansarkat. wavy butcher—April 111. W. t in t=lis ee t m =lorAdmm. tailor—Ayr 9. W. J. G WaZ B = ROYAL INOLUIII OPZIA.—It a tint air- APr su i ta. l6 * 4 ," F pL i c u lbstt ni w a ' 11:4111a , n ase j a l i t kilall 'obsw—agni y, mink ennietaneee having pernrstadtbspead of Hr. F. Mee plassber—Aprlllo. W. Hann , DellmvadlaNktovki akereala, &an and Cottage, to Mr. Haniscsee bow& this aeawY alialer--Marak IL IL Wawa. Willi Llibelli• lar.er" ads, there will he a inisorilaamtan 0111100 A Wind, is WU Mkt. 4,110181 . WM" wkiek Mr. Harrisea will be stiffened by . s variety of vocal h= b =:r pni 7 us if t. milmkunwel ol Want disiiia. o l l4 Prow 62 . 0 , 01 . —April 10. J. EWA@sadl. While Offianceedskrald. Madams OserrabsUa, has kindly unsealed to ere NW smears ilcalsro—April 11. W. Irreallaa, Lemsdowasarand. SWIM. vsknble akl on sostaios. kat, Ms dirk toss inns apan—Agell 11. J. Wlllll4 Deem, LONDONDERRY, IfAice 14. The Canadian screw steamer 13obern iau has arrived here. She left Portland on the 2nd inst., baying been detained for the Canadian mails. Her news has bees generally anticipated by the Kangaroo. The St. Andrew had arrived out. The Bohemian passed the steamers Damascus and Norwegian. (Stamped, id. Additional.) Wood, Worcester*ldes, Mdider-April IA. J. Dean, Ledaifttoo, late licenseder-April 14. victualler -April 2. Emma Noon, Bardeen, SWUM - - shire. ckahi F. Perry, litockingford. Warwick4hae, blacksmith-April 14. 8. Rowley, lirierley-0111, Mationlabire, agent-April It T. Jefferies, Spennells, Worcestershire. farmer -April 14. L Baker, Birmingham, attorney-April 11. T. W. Palmer, Birmingham. attorney-April 11. It. Barton, Coventry, watch manufacturer -April It W Vaughan. Jun., Westbury, Salop, farmer-April 11. C. Male, * Kinpwinford, Staffordshire, beer retailer-April 11. J. Jenkins Birmingham, hosier-Apri l 16. S. Hurley, Canton, Glamorganshlre, butcher-April ll C. E. Moody, Castle Carey, Somereetsbire, grocer-April 15. W. H. Jordan, Bristol, coal merchant -April 14. R. Eycott, Gloucester, cabinet maker-March U. L. J. V. Burch, Whitby, Yorkshire, colonel in the Belgian Service-March 28. J. W. simpkln, Gar orkshire, wholesale druggist-Mush 28. Maria Stubbs, lrit Y orkshire , shoemaker-March 28. F. Tuke. Bradford, insur ance agent-March 28. Abigail Wilkinson end J. Stott, Paddock, Yorkshire. scribblem-March 28. T. Bailey, Leeds, commission agent--March 28. J. Swithenbank, Bradford, cork leg maker- March TS. B. Braga Leeds, commission agent'-March 29. H. Sheffield, -March 19. G. Niteley, licclestield, Yo lig latre, corn miller-March TS. B. W. flaworolt. Rotherham, Yorkshire, joiner-March 19. T. Child, Worksop, Notts, tanner v- March 29. T. Bowsher, Shef fi eld, }other -April 1. A. Sutber- Sark Gordon, Lancashire. beenelier-April 7. Sarah Radford MA J. Radford, Manchester, umbrella manufacturers -April 1. W. Swam and B. Swann, Manchester. woollen manufacturers-, kiliril IJ. Hopwood, Accrington, Len tire, letter press minter -April 9. J. L Berne, Manchester, gmmal agent-April 17. J. J. Merrick. loath, Glamorganshlre, pathter-April 24. G. What-, storm. Yentas, Gloucestershire, wATif wilier - March IS. W. Illhad, Reny Wee. Durham, I -Ilan* 27. W. E. ord. bsereep keeper--Aprß 4. W. Ontram. Masbre l , '" 4l:k r ! MM. tierpentar -April 2g J. liteliaso. Marsh Gibbon. Buda, iaddler-ltay 1. M. Bentley, Charley). Lancashire, blockcutter- April 1. T. Maher, lest Denham, 'Norfolk, brazier -April 9. J. fa=Mattlithill. Norfolk, bootsaska-April I. W. Simmons. Amara, Northe i ghton, =nahlre, baref- A 31,211 . J 29 . . n Harrlet Ami . 11 :r i l i e pril 110. J. Glib:rt. ILlikinfo i r l,' l, Staffordshire, do.. noma.d r- v A t ar . l2.j._, Beveniolt W. Petherton . , Nmers h / ii. t- Wessestexabirs, llosassil vla ta 1. , I. f a Williams,W:ston: poulterer- April & Zama& Pen •b onieorithddre, in er-pell 9. J. Padden, - Shraiialirshalb rstaSsr of beer-April Weston, Morgan. Millordshire, carpenter-Apeil 22. J. , termer-Adell 16. W. Cheep fien. Bib b% L ia lareeM wm FMaMM morber-April& W. Inavalll S. R. & Martitailel nipma. ' * /gyp =-Agefil i l/12.11 4 camia= moil mere. Priestly, Norwialk emilmser-- 2. J. M. MOM II ram : SL FUNK Norfolk. beetmeksle- I. Hosige.ol::: mouth. osum-April 2. J. labotireg T. A. 111. won ' Mainnla -1414114. L Maris. Cymmer, --MOIL% O. H. Marks T. Wade. Pembroke Dock, Maim M cod-Mo il TS T. relletek• Desk. Itellined MillaMllF-agell 7. J. Manion. Wolk wel&Miii-Wires. r= fiw eE wA ggater-Aprill4. W. A. Paire.. St. J. Andrew. Comte ESClleells=t u r akir_ lhatEllh 7 litoni rr umidr - , Treviales. Wrenn aside dmler-31;;Ch .. M a rillialS. Sondlempitme-tirrers, Wateekeemad, mertiaman -14aelt IL Ike et Sena& CefentrerdelL 011aslignierLdrli, widow-March S. G. BIM dge, Milltrl Cheshire, groom. ItANKRUPPOUIS A.lnfringD. March 7. MiCSAM (IMPEL 112dieusidgal. Norton Yoh" silk manufacturer. Jowl Maio, Logrerstreet,lsitngloa, m er k 6 Mink T. WILLIAM SMITH, Leek. , grown- March S. Dana LA/MUM Bala Liver Pool, Onaaa DRCLAILILTION3 OP DIVIDZSDIL Haar liorregrfar, _ll9llmrstreet and Watlingarreret . City, user chant-ath dividend of ed., Mare& 19, and tame sabiegment WeSMIt Bdistmlil. Bamdifekil•M IWO NMI MEE WISE% Ardiansindar handsets *Mere • -.4sit rif bolid.. ems Taieday, at Petra, Weatimeter. iramas wswisaat. islium. Innkeeper-1d dividend of Id., wig Tacedity, at Pelitla Itiseliseter. MIRY Ileum and JAMB anal, Freckleton, Len i crre, , . =l7 i ir t illSilielli Abridged . of and 3of a , any MINN MONO HAMM • Bangs, Winchester, hardware ihisini-Mvidend Id lig, March 22. and any abagiala Tab* dal. of trim% Mangle ter. WILLIAMI arum and WOJALII TOXEOSOIII Rim, Allston, Sedg. by. and Wriliall,, liteMordishire, from:neater' -2nd dividend of M., sag Tal, at Wialtioorefe, Ihkeringbara. WiIadanTOMEMMII Maar gseparate. estate), IWston. Sedgkry, and Wii MiWardshire, ironniaster-diddend of Ss (on ' new preens neigh emy Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Blindness'& ' DIVIDI2IIM, April 1. fr.26 llearDem on th, Manta, grocer-March 26. H. Howarth, . lancashire, farmer-March 27. J. Alder, Jun., Cheltenham, toy dealer-March W. D. Alder, Cheltenham, toy dealer-March rt. C. Wormald, Lends, machine swath inasn facturer-AprilPotter and S. I. J. Hind, Sutton. Surrey, buildem-Aprll 4. R. ft Beside, Steil' Wlechester•atreet, City, and Rangoon and Moulmein, Fast Indies, merchant-April a. W. Heath and T. Stevens, Aldermaabury, factors-April 9. A. Penny. Rielunondvillas, Holloway, coal merehurt-Apeil IS. T. F. Raymond, Liverpool, onanalmion snerelimat-April IS. J. W. Dawson, Newcastle-under-Lyme, cotton spinner. PARTNRISRIFS DIISOLVID. C. W. Bell. W. M. Bell. J. Morrison, J. Davison, and H. K. Stark ;the Minch:ft and Honhall coat Compsul)--7. Mmood end J. Hint, Old Jewry-chambers city, accouotants-8. Partridge and E. Hayes, Wastbrernwieh, - Malftrddere. mei. limiere-0. Thorpe Thorpe, Battle, NOW boOt manufacturers-W. Barker and R. Nm, Higgielaret, South wark, drapers-W. Cayley and A. Cayley, Upperstreet Isling ton, upholsterees-R. Twins sad T. Weiburn, Kingston-upon- Bull. paintera-Mra7 Ann Snelling and W. Snelling, Farnham, Marcy, builders-W. Rixon, A. W. Rhea. and R. Anton, Ca& nenatreet, City, attorneys, so tar se regards H. An T. Cusack, C. J. (Maack, and W. Cusack, Liverpool. and Montreal, Lower Canada, corn merchants-H. James and I Payne City road, and St. Panrs.chorchystrd. eingeon•- D. Deeper rind T. Emma, Wilbrook, Hants, drapers-Mary wimesst and &Was Wieling Ball. Bristol, millinem-J. W. Buten sod J. Basked, Cevelandstreet, Fitzroy square, bnkhers-T. Bruce and T. W. Gibson, Camden.road, Camdee.town, licensed victuallers-3. Riley and J. Jackson, New Accrington, Lancashire, contractors -A. R. Steele and C. Constable, Bloorasburysquare, attorneys -T. Wilson and J. Wilson, Morley, Yorkshire, cloth manta& avers-A. Mackintosh and T. Sprout, Watling-street City, and tilasgow-J. W. Pollard and T. Roberts, Mining-- tams, City, drysalters-F. 0. F. Clark, E. Sydney, and H. J gins, Mark-lane. City, ship broker', so far as regards F. G. F. Clark-J. Kimberly, R. Mason, and T. Kimberly, Oldbury, Worcestershire, coalmisters, so far as regards J. Kim- Scott,A H. Carapbel, (1. W. Campbell, A. T. H. and 11. B. Gilmour, London, Liverpool, and B om by, merchants, so far as regards A. 7'. Binny-C. Birrhe, W. Mit&ell, C. Hutcheon, Catherine Binge, Ann Law, D. Mitchell, and Jane Masson. Montrose, coal mercbanta-J. Rosa, Jun.. Cuparsione nSege, near Aberdeen, so far as regards ble connexion with the c Abem , Steam Navigation C .my, the Scottish Australasian Investment Company, the Aberdeen North American and Loan Company, the Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company, the Aberdeen Town and County Banking Company, and the Northern Assurance Company: N. ?another and R.. ii Rebell ',deceased), and G. Henry. W. Duncan, A. Klima, A. Eddie, and C. Downie (eze cuter of J. Ross, Jun.), so far se r. garde their connexion with the London and South Western Railway Company, the Man chester and Liverpool District Banking Company, the Union Bank of Scotland, the North Staffordshire Railway Company, and the Gaslight Company of Aherdeen-L Hauptman sad J. A. Stead ' man, Idinburgit, glees engravers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. COMICS Cimionotimr, Glasgow, accountant. March 18, at the Faculty of Procurators' Hall, Glasgow. Jose VTR, Dairy. grocer, March 21, at the Ring's Arms Inn, Irvin& Tames ROMER, Ardrossan, grocer, March 21. at the Eglinton Arms Hotel, Ardrosean. We have been requested to publish the following: Sir,—l will thank you testate that the "Walter Butler, Bridge house Hotel, Southwark," as inserted In your Bankruptcy list of larch SIB, a not in any way connected with my establiohment, the omission of "molding at" making him appear proprietor.— I mite..., MONET SPZI4CI2, Proprietor. house Hotel, Loudon-bridge, March it. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY MABCM 14.—PSOmOriONL—Lieu. tenant C. Z. Fo ot, to the Lee. Sub-Lieuteuents T. P. Gordon, to the Magicienne ; B. F. IL Yorke end the How Y. F. Murray, to the Tribunes Masters%Assininite W. L. Beooett, to the Lee ; and W. IL Marne, to the Tribsee. Burgeon—Dr. B. Irvine, to the Tribune. Beened Maaten—J. D. Willabire, to the Lee ; E. C. D. Phillips, to the Dasher; T. A. Hayman. to the embar k:ad, for service In the Mullett ; and T. F. Walker, to the Formidable, for service in the Limed. Avantatit Bergsma Dr. P. Mamilekl, to Plymouth Me- pital ; C. St. *-re to the Wellesley ; Dr. It. Walker, to the Tribune ; Dr. C. A. Lees, to the Magicienne ; and A. G. Coiquhoun (acting), to the Lee. Midshipmen— P. Starr, E. P.. Mathias, andW.Sherbrooks, to the Mai:insane :T. Ferris, W. L. Banber, and A. B. Thomas, to the Tribune. Sugmeers—J. linrie, ea:Armed aansenond-clam suistant engineer in the &mom ; J. Connolly, confirmed se wood clam assistant engineer is the ludae, as supsniumersey ; sad J. Ashley, preemie& to sogineer. Paymaster C. D. Lindsay, to be iulditional to the licyal Adelaide. Assistant Paymaster in Charge E. B. Joan, to the Lee. Acing Beond•Cliumi Assistant Eogieeen J. Bedford sad G. J. Maybury, to the Cumberland, as supereamerary. OFIATHAY, liming 14. The paddle-wheel steamer Magieienne, 16, 400. home , belonging to the steam reuse at Plymouth, is to be commissiooed fosthwith, with a ample swat, it is stated, of 230 men. Lavaca 07 TIM Ravisa.—Ordeve have been reoeived from the Admiralty for the launch of the Rattler, elootlar, 17 guna, from the slip at Deptford dockyard, y afternoon sent. The launch will take pleoe :Wein one and two o'clock. Brorrsor or CHArczar-LAws.—Yostarday, by odor of tits Boerd of Works of the Rol ilSksik, steps was totes to repair the roadway of the above important theroegbfare, leading into Holborn, within the district of the beard, the effect of which will be for sours thee to come tis oki % tie thoroughfares by ibis route into Holborn, and will have to pan through Bouthempson-buihilap. The board has contracted to have the carriage way repaired far the sum of 1,21:11. 10s. During the last few days row gra pipes have bees pima so the boo of road. [TWOPENCE. sPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.—FRIDAY. . Tue lexarkriale Stains of 3 son. each, with 25= for 3-yr.olds and upwards ; mares and geldings 31bs, with maiden and selling allowances. Red House in. Mr. A. Young% Mos, by Annandale, 6 yrs, 7st Mil 30L) (Dori) 1 tir. SI ellou's Lord of the Tees, 4 yrs, Tat alb : M.) G. Fordharo) 2 Mr. T. Aver's Betty, $ yin, 6st Tib (se .) .... (J. Grim:thaw; 3 Betting : sto 4 against Erica, 7to 4 apt Lord of the Tees, and 3to I against Betty. The favourite got • goo! start, was never headed, winning a good race iii with Lord of the Tees by half • length. Betty was beaten off. The winner was sold to Mr. Reeves, of Epe=, for 22 guineas, and she goes into him stable. THE BETTUtU-110011 STALES, of 5 MOTS. each, with 50 added by the proprietors of the subscription betting-rooms; for 2 and 3-yr-olds ; mane and geldings allowed 31b., with maiden allowances ; winners extra. Red House in. (13 subs.) Lord Uxbridge's Enthla, by Hesperus (slater to Golden PIPP111). I yrs, let 41b 'lnc 21b eat) .13ialloner) I Baron 200ere's Dirt Cheap, 2 yrs, Let 2111 Inc Mb eat) (H. Orlmshaw) 2 Mr. G.W. Morris's The Brahmin, 3 yrs, sat 61b (inc Albert) (Fool 3 Mr. Itemised's Letty I.e, 3 yrs, fig (31b. ... (O. Fon:Mani 0 Mr. J. Jackson's Formidable, 2 yrs, Tat (J. Doyle 0 Betting : 7to 4 asst Dirt Cheap. sto 2 against Erythia. and 9to 2 against The Brahmin. The flag fell to an excel lent start, Letty Long, with Dirt Cheap, quickly gaining eligkt advantage • Erythia, next the rails, third; after =the dista n ce Letty Loog fell back into the rear, broken • bloodveasel, and was pulled up. Erythia the. gut up to Dirt Cheep's girths, and opposite the enclosure passed her ' tend won easily by four lengths. The Brahmin wee beaten is mooed place by a neck ; neither of the other tw22-zemel ... i..... this di ao 4.414 twat 20 added ,• f Tan or all cog extra. lied House in, Mr. Mandy's Watchilre, by Volisser, bars est IND (car. Veil - • ....)...1.„ . ~. ei. Pichashaw) Mr. 6. - w. Morrisa The Brahmin, t yrs, a ea t 711 r (G. 7 • C . ~,,,,k,„,,..'s BcF l OO4 4 yrs. let Nb ....A Marlon i d 0 T. s Why-sot, 4 yrs, Si nth (Bann . Watts's Oemiecon ~4 yrs, SA ..... .. . (Howie / ".. Strathmore's Chlil 4 yrs, Math .. (H.. Covey tt r•iladgwa' s 40 " 1411 Ulm" ' 4 . 110. 4111 rub ..( floater r. robed W . thdistorpe. gra. est urb v Dose . . emon's Wall MEMEL Ens, Mt eh (iiii&y Mr. Ifopwooe'sthartes Fox, Spa OA tin l Betting i 3 to 1 sot Hailstorm, 4 to 1 ay:Caere, 9 sol eget The Bambini', and 10D to 15 agst Chiffonniere. The favourite was the flat to make play (after a couple of false Iterte). having The Brahmin and Ohiffouniere in close attendance up to the bend, where the favourite and Chiffouniere bath fell back beatm. Watcher*, Bernice, sad Why-not then took second, third, and fourth places. Immediately after this Watchfire, with The Brahmin, drew away from the others, increasing their lead every stride, when the former, after a dose Web, won by • lead ; Bee.' nice wee two lengths behind The Brahmin ; and Why-net • head behind Bernice ; Queen of Trumps and the favourite. fifth and sixth ; Garrison Beauty and Charles Fox the two last. Tat GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND STZIPLISOHAIN ad 10 soya each, with 100 added ; winners extra • the second le save his poke. Ahocit three milas and • gaff. (99 robe, three of P r att's 3 son. ead t gL o. .. Mr. Pratt's .0, by aged, td Mb - GI. Randall) I 'r. a Jeekttell Blatt Bose, aged, Mt Sib ilr. Loton) 2 r. Parish Northern light, 6 yrs, tat 1315 (ltr Gooftuin) 3 'II Sannower seed. it (0. Stevens) 4 ..=us Wee Nell (h t), aged, Ilia fhb . ( flizott) 6 ' R. de Marsh% Sutherland, 5 no, Ott !lib finnan) 6 :accent de Nannir's Huntsman. egad lit SW (Inc 1416 ex) (B. Lionel 0 Be. B. lead's Duhthow, aged, 1014 131 b (Inc Mila ex (S. Martin 0 Mr. Coltee's Oenteen, 6 yrs, 9st 41b (D. Met 0 Mr. H. Casarsialelstisliy, 6 yrs, Mk (oru ) 0 Betting : 2 fol wat Romeo, sto 1 eget Huntsman, 6 to 1 apt Northern lit, 7to 1 apt DuNir, 10 to 1 each apt Nally and Sathmisad, 100 to 8 each apt Sunflower and Wee Nel l and 100 to tel each apt Black Rose. As soon as tte& aft the lot got away in good order, but had not pro- O far whoa fiaalicomt took the command, with Northers Light sad Dehallow neat in ooninmod ; Bentire Huntsman, and • Black Bose next. At the first fence (hurdles) Bacilli Light nearly came down on bk 11 0 4 but An. Goodman miloWy . newlied bus, sad he mune on to the water jump third. Can teen, following the grey's example, hit the hurdles' and rolled over on hi side. throwing Mann, and h=l away, galloped scram the coarse, after this they the water jump, which all got well over, and entered the meadows in the following order, vi:: Sunflower with • lead of half a doom lengths ; Dahallow second, Northern Light third, Romeo, Huntsman, Black Boas, Nell, and Sutherland, with Nally • long way behind, last. On rounding the extreme *Main leg, Week Rom put on the steam, and nosing through kw - Isingesume beg a lead, which she maintained over mph seoceeding fence, when crossing the road on to the coarse close to the Blue Bell, she was at least • hundred yards ahead of Sunflower, who was a dozen lengths in advance of the " grey," Romeo was fourth, Wee Nell, Sutherland, and Huntsman nearly abreast, amt , with nhallow a long way behind, bringing up the rear, Mr. Lend's hone having met with • mu along the back, thereby losing many lengths. After this Black Ross kept sailing away, mitering the straight, the second being nearly twice as far ahead as when she came On to the comae. The positions of the others were unchanged ; the lot charging their water jump nearly in Indian Si., all getting well over that obstacle, and likewise the stiff fence out of the course, whore Wee Nell improved her position, but not for long, as the pace was too great for her, and she quickly fell Apia into the Nen. On jumping the fence into the conies the last time Black Rase was still leading, but the pace hope to tell co her, and at every stride she appeared to be coming back to her hones • and when the hurdles going into the straight were cleared, both Romeo and Northern Light were up with bee, and before they had gone far along the straight the two had posed her, Northern Light having in slight lead; but it was evident that Romeo had the mos in band, for immediately after lauding over the last hurdles he drew away from the grey, and woo easily he bfour lengths. Mr. Goodman eased Bathers Light whoa found he was beat, and Black Ross, being persevered with to the end, secured the second money by half • length, Northern Light beating Sunflower by fear lengths. Wee Nell was fifth, Sutherland sixth. litudaman walked* and did mot pass the post, lomplogh getting off him before entering the paddock, the Grand National winner having broken down (off fore leg) very badly. Duliallow and Belly were both stopped on the far side of the course, and walked boom a nearer cut. ERR SELLTNG STEIPLYCILUSE and THE JUVENILE SILLIMO STAKES did not till. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 7 to 2 apt Old Calabar (t freely) HO to 12 Wingestre (t and off) DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Hubert (off 22 taken) CHESTER cdr. 25 to 1 apt Bieck Prince tt) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAHEL 4 to 1 apt Old Calabar (t) 6 to 1 Marquis (off ) 9to 1 Wispsva (t) 10 to 1 Hubert (t sad off) DERBY. 9 to 1 sisr liit;liatnme (t) 10 to 1 Old Calabar (off) 16 to 1 Ensign (t) 16 to 1 Marquis (off) 23 W 1 Hubert (t) 30 to 1 &flood (t) BOAT RACE. THE UNIVERS'', The following are the names and weights of the gentlemen who ban bees exeroling for this interesting aquatic annual ; Messrs. OXPORD. st lb Mesas. CAMBRIDGE at lb 1. Woodside, lirmenose..ll 10 1. Samford, tiers 10 7 3 Wynne, Christ Church 11 11 2. Chambers, sitl Trim ll 8 & Jambeon, do. ll 7 3 Sanderson, On us ....10 13 4. Batten 12 4 4 Collings, 3rd Trin. ....11 7 6. Morrison,Jon.,ll4lllol 12 7 & Orresson, Ist 7'rin.....13 2 6. Poole, Trinity ll 7 S. Fitzgerald, Trin. Ha11..11 9 T. Gamete, do. lO 9 7. Buchanan, list Trim ..11 1 Carr, Wadharn (stroke) ll 3 Richards,ist Ten. ',stroke) 10 10 lionwood. r.ouswaln I Archer, coxswain Thu weights of the GOIIIWILiaI are very small, particularly the Odul,, wigs, which is stated not to amount to kg dose. There may, of mum, be some slight alterations in the above lists as the practice goes on. The race is to take plats on the 12th of April, over the usual course, Putney to Mortlake. INWEEff ON MI JOCKRY WILED AT TIM LIVER- TooL STIMPLICEA.BL—YestariF malaquast wu beldat the Sefton Arms, near Llseepool.ixdore bir:Driffield, one Otis county coroners, as tithbody of Joseph Wynne, a jothoy who was thrown it the Liverpool Steeplechase on Wedeln! day, and who eelmsquently died. From the evidence of various witnesses it appeared that the horse Wynne rode struck its forefeet sealant the tap of a hurdle, io mese imam of the deceased, who was in a declining sad very elite state of health, not being strong enough to " lift ' it. The horse tell upon the deceased, whose body was almost Battened, though strangely enough, no bones were broken, death resulting from internal hemorrhage. The jury retersed a verdict of " Accidental dotith." Wynne beii left a wife sad family, who were entirely dependant epee him, but it is to be hoped that th e racing fraternity will see that they are provided for. On the 10th init. (says the Freeman's Journal), as John ll'Oorinick, strewn boy to the Rev. Wm. (Mon sell„ P.P., at Lengfeed, the retuning to his mister's basis with two ems of water from a well, he was fired at trio *VIA a hedge, by mute person or persons unknown. Tbe bell passed through the breast of his coat without Ales him any further isfury. bl'Cormick con assign bathe for his being fired at. Yr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr V r