The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-13 00:00:00

/ /s FA r:1 w mo d ` _ _ • s " . . ' • :. 4 /‘ •et,) •" • 67 / ' k--••••• • "". t Arp rt _... • • .. s " PENCE, (Stamped, id. Additional.) LTW° No. 4,863.] fIALCUTTA,, calling at Madre& The well-known 111 dapper anxillery Norms ellp INDIANA. Life tees, Intibune w eer. n.ow loading la the irleteets Doan. eta lee" 00 tte 4.1 April, miaow( s 4 sad tonne rareteeeed the tint. The emit dal& lea espneet7 M k 'tells whir. hes been tiseoesltly rett. WM4 arawrio datiow toe peseeesem awl e carry eh eareteleeta MP . I " stewsnleeL The genies will be nettbeed at Intervals 4 six wiser b elee 4 the loitsering faarl4olltiss imuullary etsam vssesY belseepos Se this coevals, : h)bspoi. me Inn. 3r. , 'hone Ley half. lid tss, Jou hone p..wer. Queen N the South. I.til tons. too horse power. Jaw* Mee tow .1.10 hone Power. nuides Meek vie tee.. 3n. hone Poem Vainete, Lehi Wog, at Al hone power. 114 litleti wit Nati to Messrs. artnltsy and CO., LC reetlereseeeneet e r.r. ; eM; re, Were. Alfred Snit awl {ht, 13,k L is d...6o.disse. es the Mooed the Com pany. Y. Ittenesplesse, Least.* LC. , where Wee epplteetlee toe imel l i,„.os 3ifteese thie nentee Anal he sterie. *MUM Dam. isisiaary. AA Ines end leedes re ef 0,1=18.4. It* * 3disiterlesse. LC. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALLAN CisaftUti arm LOMIDON. - - Y.ll..arr ~,... 4m...wird Clwd....r. Ur tar. = Mr. use dermila 11•14wws OM Add II Arras rise ir = = owerwl „ o .lprimerni. surd a wird rows pepobilm dr arrlelt maw .......kii.........,... "tries ...isarilt bil i A g g les= L Math t ias alli Pi Lbw . ar NT IL add 010. Swim e. WEMELT BMA 00101173FICATION to NLb YOUR bleb—The lATWOMPIT TOM 1111LAW6NUA IrrEAS4IIIIPODUIPANT Mad dablib• las thmr hoSpommi ems Illsilmielft=o.lolllo. H. Au proompn emOdos. usurraom AM ON. POO NEW TOML. Wsieig, Um* XL AM IA Wordembi. Uma amb arsima W nikla mow U. I?. ind U submk se a =es b MM. 1111.14 Ma. tabird pmem. prebdom •••••AM Pambin be OM& rWidill• NUM MUM UmerA m sesubspom beim—Poit Mir parbolin ,pl 4 io W I W.Alt MUMS. U. Weemilma. LIMMAI: r b ) •.M UMW. O. Zing MlUmmbob. Ob. fii , t E ALLIANCE BANE d LONDON and La YMILIVIIIL 3414 mar Obi Mat Steak I= a bingedell Aim& 1411iNbrollisl iffid fit awl ME Viol. apsdally Illodt Os domes Nissiiiabist to alio Aiwa e.al Two 111 V ONO Amid nib ark Mawr t• M W Illeg u tesk 116.10 am& / ...t applirallea tl pie as" ad a %raw wawa f LI 1.0 I • all 1.4 tu excip.4 AS. &al throe nomad Interval ti.twoni NROCTOIO. 1111.1 embark ass. (11...11• /rolsrla Luo and Cu.). 1 , 4: , al I lagan.a. Aa•Untrlars, Lemke, Dtrector at the I WWI Wawa Um I...espant, Jefres:.% opt Deaden, Meg , tv, :Norfolk r resent, lipispart, J V L- us de evolve, ger , Genter.l eircet, Loreket. Jar Illosorm Wire. Ne, 3 4. Are touch Wm, Wales. LC., Director el Cie aim Beak .4 A re lours lirratvcr. Er, %tree. • r miter. t Ruth and Co.:, LherpooL J. 0.4 d..ghtolf. . Mare Ewes, Lei lic , tre .4 a Irina, Koster, and Co.), MO.. Mewl Mantle,. loer l'oy le Park. Yanthara, Surrey, • Ammo. of the lest o,ti *Kith Westo•ni Railway l'orni.4lll7. J ..rata Slorri+. 4.1. Meson. Cue sod Marna,. Ll•rryoul. .1 N I . Liverv.4 i.,4111 , *laser kohicosoi. lrr . St, Threadneedle.street. London. lore, tor of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of hulls* Louden. Tb , teriholise, 1.1 IS. Cannonstreet West. leaden. torrarue. Uhl, s. sitester place, I.l)de park.square, Loudon. With ponce to add to their number. Arrangements are intuit abode kr secure the sere wet of thoroughly epselliad !imagers both In Lariat an.l LlverpooL 101.11TfIllta Lett—dears. Craggy land MUM 34. Lonthertlatreet. Yhti sad Antes. W laverpool—liceses. Yletelser Bull. 'swum* Megan. J. and J. Whitehead, t Woo!gate-titeel. Loudon. Usaiss. U. and T. Irvine, Literpool. ammuta Laadm—The Union BALA of Loudon. Livenslet—the h.sek of healshd- SCIIITART-111116 ilortea, hag. Taimpeno Offices of the company—K. Laudon. Kt!. The (seldom Mt by the public In hanks audertakma as Ur, Joist Mark principle has continued to inermas yea. by year. The London 3.411( 14 , Kk luitka, in particular. have bees very succestlea. They hare paid lance Alai i.leuds, ranging trete le le pet cent_ to their 'Me:holders whilst the Inch rate of pre- Imam varying from so to Mu per Rut., at which thee shares stand ne the Rock Eutaw:a., ink. atm that 6M mercantile A onsmunity appre. site them as a ssfe means of ins raiment. The folineing trimly stmenient shmr• the business results M as of the Wake print atock hanks to 31st December last, and the patent market value of their shares : - As per the eccoonta tee tie Wilier swift ass Des. OIL ~.,~.~.~ R\~ f:~. 11 4 1 - 4 - C I tz t 11g l 1111 S 110—a LOWS .71 KM sR .116-14 ISMS 0.79. BRISI re -46 Ars , IstH ;.).nos lit il It Los t West entriter 1,0110,000 13,304,7713 lawla Joist Rock IL aim husk of bodua . . 720,41.0 11 .::1.413: 3.tok:/d busk 4 loud. 211 , 411...0 1.1117,0 n Lilo lt email ilmaimb 14141.0.* Sathmad dal Aga Mind !In' I•lshiiihed ripo,ive The cum accounts and &wend bell by the Joint 'stock h.toks to Loudon tht. 31st Ih.celkabet lain amonated to a total helog ‘ery vaivarnal the COATellpoilding period of lan year. rrodta h.na• la te aehleve.l whlfet tlta ealattait taw nql tifi,d the •11.140 pv.prrt, ,cry attar Clllllll,r Itabler for the .kbt. aattetataavoiet.t• of 'Loaf. . . . The Los, leases sr, 11 , 14. voiaely attend in I Wk. and Rank. t umpaiov• are two po noodled to he tornoe.l om the tormetiole d tiamt.,l lld.Jly. Aoi, ody s.. oral hank. hate he. ii so eon. Ib"Ortml, and it is slaterl loy the It.. tor.. that whilst the law Itmplmmi • limit oa the belehty n 1 the shareholer% the item of the leak has lowa emiddenitol) extended snot Meresaml. Although rhinos the las 4 yo 4rs the port od Liverpool has mute their doubled Well m ygwLu.m end Wraith. and 11w morn. Merrial toottro hetneen lb. Uctro.troobs 4111.1 Lu..u4lre has hero pr•alkvoualy &WT. ntr.l. m. new 11 Mk bag hi Liverpool 'holm that period. And n I. further worthy od tehlark• that bo punt .toek hank which raeihno,vg ',nylon and lierpernal withis Its ...to loolspemtent Midas>. eirerathara. exleSs Il i t ." ol4c4res Wl:rioter that there is ample room fur further haahlogricroararototroo so Loorlon. so I Imitate regard to the Yu tireesimei mite and opol. m rod Liverpool and its .1. Indy. are of =that the time has arrived when • now hankmay be mt.. wider limited hdAliq, will every poogrect of ).stud asireesa. 1111 1 •1 1 • 1 9. 1 .. 1 .. thervforc, t. establish the Alliance Bask nt 1.40141 *al Lot. I.luaik.l 1..01 the broil *Moe In L013.1 , .11. Alit hr. id,. n... 4. awl In .las twig,. .4 b other t.l..uve as the Ist. r• tr.ute May Moil!, The Album, Monk •.f 1.011.1111 .114 Ll\ 1,11003. I.ltnlte.l, •111 ”tus comet a....uts 5t , ..1 allow matures& lAA .11/111181111Y Inanathli 1.4. tares... e.a 1.. th ou ~.111, IC., rive row y nn .1. pout M filtered, s.rset drafts on its le.dvelo, Lose .n.ovr aot...n,f Ltier of credit foe all parts of !scope and slaver re Uremia/Le earner. of foreign and ceariltry hanks Clirt par rears a... 1 *eh In Unlash red foreign docks, Aar.. rot rearitles, the dividend, thereon, and eoUrctuni Inwood ‘ ot " tr description .1 hankine hederra. The illtrt t. 4.1 purpose caning up .Mily ti, pour 01,1/1 haehilt 71 In r rent as a guarantee fart to the d. p•nitora re tvntlit the p.m. r 1.. v.vuu tin proprietor for the tire .r.n pals., .4 the rosilotool shares at anvil periods and vn wadi treats no they ray n' IL A oerant .1 tar reeve he paid to the entrapany'e hookers at the rum liter that the application 1,4 aharva is took, r thr d foto. torn. of /Ipp/sr...hr. for then • rosy he oLtained frnm Yuba., Serra J art J 1.11.3. heal. Moorstate vtreet, London, art 11, ara, U. and T Ilverpred or the .ervetary, at the t.vorryntAheaa h.. ;4, hrr ischurehoncert. Leah" L. RAM i!P aPrLS , 4TI. Voli IT 1915 T.. O.• DiverPZ - ,4 7‘ii,7 - 3........it5a7.1r471 . i;;;Zia . awl Liverpool 1.1.'110.4 ii.etletwee.— flee mg paid to yew hankers the sem of 1. su_ slsissot • s 1 CI 1.1 solisste sham Is the shove G • I l I•trlsy rs.ssus•s! tls It p.m •111•1114 r tar mein% sad I .1.4.1 mg to the loom preeeeilorg by dee eiehelee et lee,WLro tu a. El 14 ot. &harm of OM loss esimber pos Ws. 5144 w.... 1 or.. it.. arthass damciatima s 1 Sr =mid I troillost tl.l MY NOM m i t t glesed GM the hierth rs olde tor the AWN Ss 1141111. . Postilsass trTemies et Bre+ AN IMICCTUAL RIDIEDT.—LMILBIZTS ASTESATIC WA AL aethethe the beards at bred. *My marls= me pleasant, le relseesi be to the bra urbelre lorsteilsielp_ reeerthe aerie. *elk euguelei wee serbse. sad urseemethes Mho' efts* aims peruse wee= the trait preeesse• admirals Mtge Se Wang elicit Mee". 66.0184 =2 spetesebies emusarpthte qe auto se Owl) Er_rreV i er Seep. er eves Wes *nth be bur 7,7i= es rued Is law weemthee after bides li— ana *4l hy W. 1A111127. &MIA IA kw.- 10 " 1 . Namark.t. and ) 1 all dumb% Is Millie VW, sea three eeseriSee la we. to rd. rub. Pe peteleder NS Irr. Laved *sigmas I:alma Th e east semi WPM te eareure es ildr TILBACHE —IIOWARD'S ENAMEL, for TING Dlit'Al ED 16 11, however large the cavity. It is need In a soft Nate, without pressure or pain, and hardens Mee a midis eammei. It remittal. in the tooth many yew*. ree ssireetlen ennemesery, awl arresting the decay. Dim es= nes emelemed. bid by all chemists sad medicine madam Pries la AFINN MUD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, sad linatalline en mallard by the use of itoWLANDir MACAnaLII OIL This elegant, franoult, and pellucid oil le la Miriade for its unpreeedinted success during 11%11 1712 , 11111 the Month. restoring and beati fy...ft hems kw. It preemie hair from !ailing oil or turn. =sr. m in a s . ,sgsli hair, cleanses it from scurf sad led natal it beautifully aft, pliable, and glossy. For sew la Is seperially rat nuiniended, aa forming the basis of • besistitail MIA of hair, in all climates It alike displays de hs maragailigagaita, and has long bees en established favourite N ya Al , 10a ed., equal to tone small, sad no,. M e koala NMI by A. XOWLASD sad lONS, te, Hationliardsa, at id byelmaki• sad pastaissis. —Ask fur !lowlands* Macassar DRIOORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE Di; MOONS mealamod re MB nese derilered eeeetltutious le hoz weeks. Mani re harcaille. far easels ere perefeaeou X. ewwYeYe~ oitomory —Sold to MIK erlY Ha fustructioak tl Ila. ce leer earatales to Me., seer sayeelera carefully M IN reedred amedsersee se gisaapa—lidis sips% 'sour tad ON lareal, eeepleile. THE PICTURE OT GOING TO TEI F•IR," PAINTED BY AUGUSTE BONTIEUIL —This extremely fine picture by Auguste Bonheur, which won the first of the five gold medals at the Paris Exhibition last year, is for a short time to be sees at Mr. Croft's Fine Art Gallery, 28, Old Bond street. Apart from the fact, extraordinary as it was, that the famous Home Fair" was the work of a female hand, this picture of animal life by the brother of Rom Bonheur is in merit still more calculated to excite astonishment sod delight. It will be a great surprise to the English connois- seur, who is only acquainted with the small and compara tively unimportant works which have hitherto been seen (u this country. The picture measures 13 feet by 8, and its merit is as unusual as its size. The sub ject is unpretending etiough—simply the collecting cattle and sheep from the rich plains purpled all over with Leather, and driving them up • country lane towards t►e neighbouring town, where the cattle fair is to be held. Yet the character of each animal is so perfectly represented, the effect of the clear limpid atmosphere—though still not without suspicion of dewy haze near the earth—is so truth fully rendered, and the execution is so masterly, albeit without a trace of mannerism (which can be so seldom said of animal painters), that altogether the picture must rank among the highest of its class in modern art, and there• fore well deserves • special visit and most attentive exami- I satins. - W ATIS-COLOIIII DILAWINGL —An auction of a choice 'ascii= took place at Messrs. Foster's, in Pall yooterthq, which, from the large attendance of &me tier' sad spirited bidding., shows how much this branch of sat is patronised in the present day. Four examples of Sidney Cooper brought from 30 to 60 guineas each' Ire small works of Stanfield sold at 30 and 40 guineas each ; vignette, by Turner, 7 inches by 41. 50 guineas; a Lad- Fpa, by Llianceri t 12 inches by 74 ,71 0241111 ; a work by Goo&H, 70 guineas ; a fruit piece, by W. Hunt, sold at 86 gaieties ; others, smaller, by the WM artist, 28, 39 42, and 64 gateau ; and works by Barrett, Prong, Cattermole, David C a m, Harding, Itiehardsoe, and such like favourites, fetched, is teeny matinees, 4p, 80 and 60 guineas each. The total realised for this Wkction (98 drawings) was 2,1811. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MARCH 12. The semi-official Preumische (Stern) Zeitung of to-day publishes an article upon the circumstances which led to the late crisis, and the reasons for which the ministers tendered their resignations. The article states that the resignation has not been accepted by the Bing. " But by maintaining the resolutions taken in November, 1868, and by dis solving the Chamber of Deputies, his Majesty again affords the country an opportunity of proving its determination to support a policy which is in conformity with his Majesty's inten tions to continue the gradual development of well considered reforms. The government in making an appeal to the country remains firmly resolved to act in conformity with the general interests of the nation, and, having settled the question of the taxes on landed property in a satisfactory manner, thinks ' it will be able to vanquish the less stubborn resist ance which is offered to the projected measures of reform, and to insure their satisfactory accomplish ment. In view of the instructive events of the last few day., all thoughtful men should strive to secure the return of prudent deputies at the approaching elections." _ . The article concludes thus :—" It will only be when such results have been obtained that the country will possess sufficient guarantees of a flourishing development ot its welfare, its power, and its freedom." Itmica 12, Emma. The official Staataanzeiger of this evening pub lishes a royal decree appointing Prince Hoheulohe losehingen, president of the Upper House, to pre side provisionally over the Ministo, in the place of the Prince of Hohenzollern. This decree is counter signed by the Minster Von der Heydt. INDIA. (By Tohowl% to ran► de Gallo.] 'CALCUTTA, FAB. 15. Grey shirtinp dull and unchanged. Mule twist Le,ll. R aw Bilk lira awl active. aKi sugar active, but prices unchanged. Copper, nothing doing. Saltpetre, shellac, and jute, active, and prices advancing. Linseed and rice quiet. ides in good demand. Exchange, 2a. ogd. Govern ment securities—Four per Cents., 10k discount ; Five per Cents., 102. Freights improving. (By Tolevaph to Gana.) BOMBAY, Fi IL 15. Cotton firm, but leas doing. Linseed scarce. Piece goods unchanged. Twist quiet. Govern ment securities—Five per Ceuta., 101 i. Freights declining. CHINA AND JAPAN. IMANGHAF, JAN. 22. Affairs wear a threatening aspect. The rebels are moving in the direction of this city. A pro clamation has been issued by the English and French Consuls, declaring Shanghae to be under the protection of the Allies. Reinforcements have been sent hither by her Majesty's steamer Pearl. There is no news from Pekin. The intelligence from Japan is unimportant. CANTON, FRB. 1. Grey shirting' dull. Water twist firm, but little doing. Tea active, at previous quotations. Total export, 69,002,0001 bl" Exchange ou Loudon, 4s. bid. Tea active and advancing. POO-CHOW-FOO, JAN. 24. SIIANGHAE, JAR. J. Grey shirting, active at previous quotations. Tea active, and prices advancing. Silk dull and un changed. No. 3 Zealot', 370 to 390 Mids. Settle manta in fortnight, 4,000 bales. Export to date, 45,000 bales. Exchange on London, 435. Odd. ;on India, 290. Freights for tea, 120 s. ; for silk, I4os. COCHIN CHINA. SAIGON, JAN. 38. Disturbances have broken out in Cambodia of a more serious character than those which have yet taken place. The Siamese government has des patched a largo force, under the command of Prince Krom Nibhadhorn, to Kampot, to act against the insurgents. NEW ZEALAND. IigLItOUftNE, Jur. 25. • According to the latest advises from New Zea land, affairs were at a standstill. The Governor had returned from his visit to the interior. Troops had been ordered to Idaungatawhiri. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, JAN. 25. The following are the shipments of gold since the departure of the last mail :—The Young Australia, with 19,384 oz. ; Alfred, with 21898 oz. ; York shire, with 12,890 oz.; Omer Pasha, with 20,317 ox.; total, 78,887 oz. Trade quiet. Brandies : Martell's, 1354. ; Hen newly's, 126 d. ; Geneva, 150 d. ; oats, 38d. ; butter, Sid. ; hams; 12d. ; Bass's ale, W. 155.; flour, 131. ; rice, 17d. ; tea, 10}d. ; co ff ee, 10d. ; sugar, 37 1 . 10z. Exchange 2 per cent. higher. ADELAIDE, Jai. 25. Exchange unaltered. Trade dull. SYDNEY, JAN. 21. Exchange 2 per cent. higher. Market firm, but little business doing. ABICIDOZD rampiC►U& T HE DON PEDRO NORTH DEL BEY GOLD DINING CODPANY The liability of the eharshoiden la limited to the amount of their shares, the Campsay being registered under the ^ Joint Pluck Companies Art," with Limited Liability. Ca rr i pse ile stre ° l to app''heattur! Cl onhellotment. The will be called up at intervals of not km than three swaths, wad not exceeding ss. per share. lIUc nd. CHAIRMAN—HENRY 8AY171164. lig. (Director of the Bombay, lianoda, aad Central Indla RaiWAN Company:, Clarstudou road, Kensington. John Wormsld, Don (late of the erm of Messrs Naylor. Bro thers, sad Co,. Igo Jsaeiro„ firockwarth Mears. Olonmnda, W. Y Dronght Stephens, Eat., Cleveland gardens, Ilyde.pert. Robert lirsketh. key. (late her Britannic Majeaty's Consul at NM de JanHnP, soethampton. Vs gluon Y. rester, fay , 10. Siontaguaquare. Edmund hdwards, Director of the Pachuca Sliver Mt dug Company., Beauforthultdinga Marra John Moore:LW.: ,ILro Janolo (Slam. J. Bromley- Moore sad Po.). Liverpool. AIMITons. (Clardal)-0. M. lay, US. t Mew. godlier, Ball, Jay, and Co.`,, JoarA Tully, Eno. (UM of Mu Janeiro , City Chola laszale—bigion. Maetarniso. Patera, Mildred, Itasterman, and Ca, 36, Nleholarlaae 11110111M—Joial !ewer. r.oi I, Royal Exehangr.buildings. IiOLDIMIOMMOInan. ilinnerley and Pope, W. Ind liroad Wool 4811110Liat —l.bn 1 , , Lawson, rag. Trapeerep 01110.-01 awl 113. Omaha= house, 0141Broadatreet. DOOM plangwillnlita MO be obtained at the rakes of the Com. may enntoinini Milmde tient the Reports of Captain Wil lits 7yebarDM NNW In the .t. John Del Rey, and now old ingleser to as awasaa Company . Captain William Vemm int• aid RiagelllMSle the M. John Del Rey; Captain Jul Illasheas ; Win' MAW g r al"8"1.11"111111 00LD miNING ciolgrawf DEL , REY ennited. ttekoo o . I I$ Nom of e: I each . Depo,lt les, per Owe, whereof la pee Mime must Iv pel.l on pale& Teispentip Cnionn•-in awl Oreeinonallinne. Old Brom'•greet. Imam . 2111 be islionsalimilemeis Mrs dupedit with the Barkers ill Os Op Ws dabs ham wry In mat l• tho Cum ••• •• by ••••••••••• Ifi• • erased cheque or wisp Ilr •••••• al Ile depuiL Psibelbc• @Non Ewa be mods payabli to Jobe L Dairies. Deposit as. per Bisr• upon applicatiou. APIPILIMION POl filiXt.g. To Ur Illosioro a Ur Doo Podia ?.fth del Rey Cold Minim (limited . Cloolfoome-11avtos= y to your bookers. I request 700 will slot to me Arra Is IS. Duo ?mini South del Pin Cold MI iota imailow, which I hereby aosipt. motdool lo d Not Company coo tamed In a momonitimdmin ad of amorisdos bearing date Me th a t oa of PrAMRII7. IS* and didg reglatered . and I mho soiree titldo ma Iho balms of &posh when repaired le allotment may bo noodled sad the deposit may ho forfeited to the Company. Naas lot MI Proteanlea or SoooriptSon lUa Dote looldoses to htil llOpolaro DON PIDRO NORTH DIL BIT GOLD COILYANT (li. S 4 Ile Under' sive settee QM from imissosties meelved by the Set they see rod b Mole Timm Tooker hes redoes' the ilimities et aid IdY. to the IS. Jobs Del Oat ng Chimpesp, = r im promiend le premed to the prepwrq el Ids Oimpesy. with the view et ..shlft the Direeteft Is ememiseessmeliose wlthoet &My. sad they tevery neenes to believe Ifiet he will seexpt the wisammesemi el Mb Camping. The greet memos elbendant epos his etit In con suite with the estehested eti. Jibe Del heyO e.yeny speaks tee HMS, sad requires so commentHN L DAIMO —By order et the Seeretery. Boma. JON, Old Med etreet, Odicra, AMIS. OfaMaAom4 1)0N PIDRO NORTH DILL REY GOLD KININO COMPANY The Directors OIYI NOTICE 164 the LIST of APTLICA TIO NA for AMAMI la thlaCeateray win be CLOSED for Loudon applicants TII Is DAY, Use Pith instant, and for country appli cants on MONDAY, is ITU+ instant. By order of the Board, JOHN L DAV/BON, Secretary. Offices, 82 and 83, Credal:o4lone; Old Bruadstrest, March. 1882. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, irlerbstreet, London. Itatabllshed ltiM. The Invested Assets of this Society exceed Flee Millions Star. hog . Its annual Income is loaf Handred and Ninety-Ave Thor land Pounds. Up to the Slat December, ISM, the Society had paid in claims upou death— gums Assured Bonus thereon Together •b.tts,l76 The profits are divided every filth year All participating poll. tea effected during the present year will, if in force beyond ]lst lieeemberlava, share In the profits to be divided up to that date. At the divisions of protita hitherto made, reversionary boobies exceeding Three awl a Malt have beau added to the several policies. Prospectuses, forms of proposal, and statements of accounts, may be had on application to the actuary. at the Iffllee, Met street, London. WULLLAId BALI. EL LOW N February, lotri. Actuary. jaCJllolo9nd, DUNOLVING VILW LiNIEJOS, 1 , H9T0- CLI7Z:C lITAZATCS, &c. M R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Kann. 32. Ktagatreet, Coral:itsFantail, fMORROW ((inlay, March 14, at halt-past 12 precisely, a 1114.4'ELLA.SIIDUS AdalLidilLAGN., consisting at antique nags, capital orrery, dimdving etas, lanterns. valuable inicroacupea, photographic dawn, cameras and lame* b Naas : peat' sad drawings, Ala, boat; 1e..-41• view, sad catalarra had VIIRIiTTURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. :lee oar Catalornie, elaborately Wnatrated with 330 engrav ings, containing price of every article, and estimates for com pletely tarnishing bosses of any class. This very useful guide lomat do] grans and post free on appheatiou to L}: WIN CRA WWl** and Co.. Cabinet ilanutacturers, 2.2 and .2, llama's building*, nightaliridgo, !midi's.. Country orders carriage haw. N.B. An ele g ant and complete walnut dresiiii i proom suite, Id dinin g •room ditto, in Spanish mahogany. tlgttine•S; MO two handsome and complete bedroom suites, 8a and Al guinea. each. The whole nearly new, and bargains. WIGAN. —GAS AGAlN.—Another serious Esphsion has taken place, and all through the use of fllhlnut Chandeliers without 111'11116441 ATLAS YATENT INDICA - MIL I.) which sus cannot escape wlthuut giving notice I.) a Anil labia/le. IL 11. thighs,s begs to intern the trade that he has the lamest and hest ase.yrtusent et patterns la hie OM extrwat • showrooms, SIL Hattou-garalen. WATHERSTON azul BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS oy troy weight, at realisable mite and ths workmanship at wholesale maindactoren* prices. The gold to the ,baits rummaged, end rwpwchased at the price charged rr Here's the cote, fin. much your chain weighs, to the utmost carat The Assoseas ul the gold, mai charge for Whims -inning& csponeirlin Amp made of chains sod jewellery too L tai MIL This soisliiislassat is aksioll w S is as 'M.& Illha • Saihrillgre ea Web*. Maufactary, Nu. le, MR. MILE' (ALFRED WEBB MILLI) NM SHUN.; AN Li SU MAIM STUCK kw the World-fused Scotch ANGOLA Ida TKOUSISKS. b ever replete sal ready for inspeeUen. Tamers were angluAted by Mr. Milirs, Wisse=sa SAUlik -.llMer MA NOV )it-SQUAKK MS MSS boa issaislad with any servos inallaitlag and adver tising In his hams. ZITABLISHID Idl IfIIZIWAIIf. CIPECTACLES, ituprovol by HARRIS and k aux, coralely preserve the eight. Better eieuvat ho nada Meek with crystals or pebbles. leo— Neel. whit lee. (told am. Silver Spectocles and Eye(thews =el' So i variety. et equally low prices Ilarnis Prospect Oloss, lentyme tree. Ttlb 13, lIA RHII sea SON, Opticians to the Boyd Family, opposite the Itntish Museum tints% Leakiest. Ilitalattshedtto). cautext—Nu travellers *moored. FAKELIA INVENTION, of which be Is the oely Vatestee.—Patent granted Judy 17, tsar —Antrim! Treth to tad a tile thee—teeth Wlaatalk ewe are Plied %vitt...tut pain or extraction, without Agnew or wires, ne etsstic and sett adhering bases ; guaranteed betvaetl eatlou and aruculatlon, end to restsre without detection the &a tun,' ppwar.uu, of the month . )Jr. ICIKELL'it TREATISE. to Arch fully explain, his Inverawri, pad free for seven stamps. Inspeettnat consaltathei free. It tiroaterlue street, heedetrert, Lolitiarn . and N, beinat's.hlll, Itinumghato. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1861. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ ING&—TO•NICINT Tharaday , March tE Mr. CHARMS DICKENS will READ la St. Jameaadwll, Piccadilly, at Bpre cisely. DAVID COPPER/TEED In air chapters; and /dr. ROE SAWYER'S PARTY, from "Pickwick."—tkoly of hall and balcony, b. ; snag, Is. Ticket, at Kraus Chapman and lialra, publishers, 19S. Placattlly ; and at Anattn's Ilekal.oStoe, St. Jaaara's-ball. THOMAS HiII\DLAND, Secretary. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ !NO& —All the stalls for the reading of ToAliplit tThursdaz, March 13, are sold. The lame reading (DAVID CO PPERYISLD and Mr. HOD SAW Y lAA PARTY from floktrick) will be ItEPLATI.D on THU ItSDAY, March 20, rod Thursday, March 27. The stall-plan for 'Monday, March 2 is now opened, 44.1 tickets may be bad at Means. Chapman and 115114. pub - h 193, Piccadilly and Austin's ticket dace, St. Janice's hall. THOMAS HILADLADID, Secretary. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENOL (armies smaaaaim.) FRANCK. PARIS, Kamm 12, EVMWO. The debate on the address in the Corps Legia latif was continued to-day. M. Blllault stated that the truth lay between the two extremes represented respectively by MM. Fevre and Keller. He established by diplomatic documents that the government had not approved of anything which had been done in Italy. It re garded the Roman (oration in the manner already stated in the Senate. K Favre insisted upon his amendment, which, upon being put to the vote, was rejected, five members only voting in its favour. The amendment moved by K Keller, and those of other members being withdrawn, the fourth paragraph of the address was adopted by 233 to 10. IlliE LONDON PAVILION.—MiaII CONSTANCE lx still the ' of attraction and, toge ther with Madame LOSZEINI, IL shanalng vocalist, will render several favourite pieces every evening. Sim LAN RENCE, whine eerie-comic effwdons afford infinite delight, will ale+ figura in the programme, which includes the BROTHERS ELLIifT, who are not teas remarkable for the daring than the grace and finish they exhibit In their won derful eatertalument. Operatic Selections performed every night by efficient vocalists, and received with the moat genuine applause. The Comic Talent of the establishment is uarivalled, and uo expense is spared to combine comfort with all the novel ties of the day. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbeinwatreet, top of the Haymarket. ADYIPSION, ergs, 6d.; balcony, la RUSSELL GROVEL Musical Director. FLOWNR and VIIGFRAILBLZ SKIMS 111.17111 sad Warta% ills ooa kes). =tomtend the fol. =rinj o illeMirla IVIDO. ea, me! IMO* been node Ilitymed era 0411100=6 • • • 14. 4. Finest atelectvd varliMllardi is 12 60 .. Rallied? SS o o It ~ Descriptive Seed Catalogue or A;natiturs' Guide thay be had, tree and postpaid upon application. E. and 21V. invite attention to their extra choice amortatenta ad Asters, Balsams, Stocks, dtc. bUTLER and It.CULLOCH, Seed Merchants, Corent.garden Market, London. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. wtsEs of aiperior quality. Ports Irani the wood, Ilus, 175., 3da ; superior, SU., Ws per dosen old crusted, 46a. 110 s. per dozen. Sherries, g eed, 275., M., Sea; choice, 4b., 54a. per dozen. AnsotiOado sad Yaws• mills, efia, 545. ; Lisboa, rich or dry. Us.. Catramelhe. den ; at. sulks, Pia ; Marsala, Mies*, 235.. 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Cauterisation, and Ualsantam. Just published, an entire new and Original Work, entitled "OURSELVES" A Physiological Review of the above, la. • by pod, la. ld. Sealed, la. tht Mann, Cornhill. or Author, as above. Dr. C, may be consulted daily till 13, at The Post-office Turkish baths. 13, St. llastinste-Orand, and 3. Oreat Marlborough-street. W., trims 1 till • p.m. ITALY. TURIN, llAscs 12. The government has warned the Provvedimenl Committee of Genoa to assume a calmer tone, intimating at the same time that it will otherwise be compelled to dissolve the association. TURIN, Kama Remora. At a meeting of the members of the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the majority and the Left passed, by 92 against 4, a resolution to support the ministry. 'ULAN, Mum It The Koclegisatical Society has unanimously de cided not to obey the order issued by Bishop Cassia for its dissolution. MUSIC. MUSICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. This young, but active and spirited, society com menced its fourth maws by • brilliant and successful con cert last evening, at St. James's-hall. The hall, as usual, was crowded to the doors ; a thing, indeed, which must slways be the case ; for so rapid has been the growth of this society that its member* and associates are sufficient of themselves to form • large audience. The 0TC1190.111 is of extraordinary strength; the stringed inetni manta alone being above sixty in number, with the usual complement of wind and brass instruments, drums, and other instruments of percussion. It is, more over, of the highest quality ; every instrument is in the bands of a master ; and the conductor, Mr. Alfred Mellon, has no superior in the attainments of an accomplished chef dorautre. DRAMA. SAYMAItHET. It is pleasant to record the complete success of genuine English drama, who's interest is due entirely to its literary and dramatis =NW. WISUPPOrtOd by sensation scenes, terrible situations, or overpowering theatrical effects of soy kind. This has bean achieved at the Haymarket Theatre during the present week, in the production of The Trifes Portrait, a domestic drama in two arts, written by Mr. Westland Mantra, the well.known author of The Patrician's Daughter, and oats asessasful playa, Theagh short, and composed of comparatively slight materials, this picture of domestic life is drawn with such pathos, truth (nine's, and dramatic power, that ft thoroughly rouses the sympathies of the audience. and achieves a thoroughly legiti. mate and well-merited success. The incidents are those of every-day life, but they are skilfully selected for develop. log the characters of the chief personages of the drama, and the interest throughout lies in the strong but simple expression of natural feeling, gradually rising is intensity until it reaches a climax of exciting but not over emotion in the last act. The piece is carefully put on the stage, and well acted throughout. Mrs. Charles Young, in particular, contributes largely to its signal success, by her admirable rendering of a part which requires delicacy of feeling and reined womanly insight, as well as passion and dramatic force. Mr. Howe makes the most of a part which does not admit of any great variety or depth of nominate expansion. Mr. Farren is fall of life sod energy, and his effective acting in the more critical seenesis the weloome light thrown in amidst the sha dows of the little drama. Mrs. Wilkins is, it need warmly be mid, geed-nature itself. UNIT'BREITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 11. SECOND ADDITIONAL B.A. EXAMINATION.—(Ex =heed and Approved.)—Bailen Caine ; Guinan, Jahn's ; Collings, Teinfty ; De Vida, Trthity ,• Dodingtou, Trinity ; Gurney, 'Trinity ; Hargreaves, Tnnity ; Hulbert, Cathe rine ; Kamp, John's ; Mural. Paten ; Rayner, Mag dalene ; Reeve, Christ's ; aeon, Jena ; Tate , Quasa r ; Vaughan, Catherine; Ward, Catherine. Biarinntha.—T. H. Buie, Ki4s ; F. T. Hurst, Cathe rine • G. J. Bundler, Ends ; 0. HWugton, John's ; T. S. Wollaston, Teter's ; J. W. Clark, Trinity. SOCIETY OP ARTS. The foliating influentially signed requisition to the oommil of the Society of Arts has earestly been pre sented to that body, who have fixed the 21st instant., at four o'clock p.m., for the meeting cf members : TO TRR COMM OP TIM tiOCILTY OP ARTS. We the undersigned, members of the Society for the aneouragement of Arte, Manufactures, and Commerce, re garnet you to call a general meeting of the members on an early day, for the purpose of recording their MOM of the kin of their president, the late Prime Consort, and of coo eideriolf the propriety of having • memorial of his late royal highness in the society's house. And further, if the Maur proposition be them agreed to, of appointing a coin slitter to decide on the most appropnate form of the memo dal, with full power to take such steps as they may think reesseary tor carrying out the .ms.—Dated this 26th day of February, lent (Sifroes) J. H. Murchison Ashburton WOlm. Williams Rodk. J. Murchison R. Webster E. N. Fowler Yams Copland, F.R.S. J. J. Medd, Aid. John Hunt H. 0. B.llmon Charles Pox H. Horne T. Marsh Nelson Radmock, M.P. William Coulson John S. Pakiogton, Y.P. John Fleming Samuel Guroey, H.P. W. S. Lindsay, M.P. David Salomon', Aid., M.P. Warren 8. Hale, Aid. W. H. Sykes, M.P. W. H. Ashurst Stephen W. Lewis R. M. Christie Dominic Ciduaghi Joseph thuston C. Locock Webb R. W. Crawford, M.P. M. Marshall Lionel de Rotd l r l , 21 . P. J. Y. Watson John Hawkshaw, C.S. Charles Atherton Thomas Bromley UNIViRB7TY OP LONDO.II. A meeting of the convocation of the University summoned for the purpose of electing candidates for fellow. ships and of considering oertain recommendations from the annual committee, was held yesterday at Burlington house, Mr. C. J. FOBTI2, LL.D. (chairman of convocation) presiding. Tee convocation was required to nominate three gentle men, from whom the crown might select one to be appointed a fellow of the university. Only three candidates were proposed, and the result of the polling was as follows :—Mr. Walter Barbet, of the Baptist College, Bristol, 44$ votes ; Mr. Robert Nicholas Fowler, M.A., of the University College, Loudon, 26 votes and Mr. George Johnson,lLD., of King's College, 97 votes. ROYAL LITERARY FUND. The annual general meeting of this corporation took piece yesterday s at the ofilees, Adelphi-terraoe ; Fad STANHOPE in the chair. It appeared from the report that during the past year the number of grants to author, of history and biography was 8, amounting to 335/. ; to authon of Biblical literature, 2, amounting to 451. ; science and art, 8-2(5/. ; periodical Monitore, 5-1351. ; topography and travels, 6-1851. ; classiral literature and °duration, 2-804; Poetry, 7-1201. ; essays and tales, 7-1901. ; law 2-801. miscellaneous, 1-251.: making a total of 44 grant., amount ing in all to 1,3501. Thee* were allotted in the following manner six of 101. each, five of 10/., eight of 201., nine of 251 ., eight of 301., seven of 401., three of 101., one of 601., arid one of 1001. Thirty-seven of the persons relieved were males and 11 were females. RARE AUTOGRAPHS. A sale of rare and curious autographs has just been concluded by Ma me. I'uttick and Simpson. of Leices ter-square. The prices realised, as will be semi by the fol lowing entitle, were extremely high, sod in many instances were more than double the stuns given for the same docu ments at public sale but a few years since. The following were amongst the most remarkable lota, with the prima they produced :—A letter signed by Antis Boleyn-111. 10s. A letter of Pompom)* de BelliZne, who was sent as amleamdor from the French Court, to intercede with Elizabeth on behalf of Mary Queen of Scots: this letter having reference to that mission-81. Letter of Catherine of Aragon to the Emperor Charles V., written after her divorce, and appealing fur sympathy and support —26/. Letter signed by Catherine Parr, totorming her brother of her marriage with Henry VIII., which had taken plane bat eight days before-271. Letter signed by Edward VI.-13/. . Ma r y of of FrancisFranca, hus band of Queen Mary of England-10C A letter of Handel, respecting some engagements for the Ring's Theatre —;l3/. 10a. Receipt signed b y Hogarth M. A Fable in the hand of La Fontaine 41. A short letter of Mediu Luther-81. A letter of Must, the revolutionary attorney -general 51. Two minuets signed by Mary 1.-71. 7s. and U. it.. A letter of Mary Queen of Scots, in which she retail to the religious distractions of the time-221. A letter of Philip Melancthon-11. A notarial document signed by the cele brated Moline. mid to be the oaly example of his signature in this country-13/. A letter of Racine, giving an secoant of th e battle of Nervinde, when the confederate army, under William 111., was defeated-61. 5.. Two documents signed by Richard Hi. ; the find as Duke of Gloucester, the second as King-111. 10s. and 181. Letters of the two brothers Robespierre-81. ss. Letter of the heroic Radium Roland-31. gt fine letter at Rebook of considerable antiquarian interest-101. 15e. The orWmal deed of bargain end sale to Shakeptere of a home In lUtektrius-71/. It is the counterpart to this deed, bearing the auttapaph_at the immortal bard, which is per awed by the Guildhall Libeler,. A cooveyesee to the noes of 13bekspeare's will, in which, amongst other curious toots is relation to the post's family history, is recorded the name of the husband at Shakspeare's daughter, Judith. He ap ' mare to have lose ••• Thomas Quioey, of Remittent, nal nor. No intonasklen respecting him is believed to have I Dew hitaeto dislorsied-364 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE —WEDNLSDAY. HANDICAP of 40 soya., for all ages. Winners extra. Three furlaqp. (16 rubs.) Mr. Barber's Abron, by Grecian, aged, 7st I.lb (incl 71b extra) t &treble) I Capt. Chrld(e's Mlad Julie, aged, 9st 71 4 1 0. Fordham) t: Mr. Ilawkaley's Paradox, 9 yrs, 7st.. .. . (37. Orimahaw) 3 Mr. W. Owen's Brabant. 4 yrs, 74 71b (inc 7lb extra) AMIOIller) 4 Mr. J. Wallace's Count 8010, 4 yrs, let 31b Taylor) 6 Mr. Meek's Kate, 3 yrs, let 71b (J. Grhashaw) 6 Betting : 2 to 1 mat Paradox, 3 to Paget Brilliant, 4 to I each agat Abeon end Mite Julia. Paradox held a slight lead to the distance, where Miss Julia and Abron took close order with Paradox, who cut it opposite the enclosure, Abroo and Miss Julia finishing a fine race in, the former winning in the lest few strides by a head. Paradox was • bad third ; the others as placed. Tax Sarroa HANDICAP of 100 goes., added to a Sweep. stakes of 5 son. each. Winners extra. Five furlongs. (56 sua.) Baron Nfriere's Cosmopolite, by Lanercost, 9st Ilib U. Orimahaw) wo Mr. T., llushee's Juliet. 0 yea, 7st '44l4fder) t W Mr. m. Owen's Brilliant, 4 yrs, 74 Ilb (Inc 71bgi (M. Tay . Mr. T. W. Redhead's My Mary, S yes, Ost tab (J. Na da 6 Yr. Bruce's Lord of the Manor, 6 yrs, fat Mb (O. Fordbam) 0 Mr. F. Dawson's Baddington, 3 yrs, let (Whiteley) 0 Mr, Clayton's Fula, S yrs, set 10Ib (J. Ortmahaw) 0 Mr. T. Moor's Master George, Ity rs, 54 Illb (Williamson) 0 Betting : sto 2 apt Juliet, 3 to 1 agst Cosmopolite, 7 to 1 each apt Haddington and Lord of the Manor, Sto 1 apt MI Mary, and 10 to 1 apt Feria. After a tedium delay af the post, caused by the unwillingness of Fara to go op to the pad, and the apneas of Brilliant and ..7elis• to get away when the OM. was given, Juliet, My Mary, Bril liant, and Commnpolite got away in tho front rank, and ran so to the half distance, where Cosmopolite took close order with Juliet, and a fine set too ensued realsiag irk a dead heat. Brilliant, three lengths from the two, third ; Min Mary the acme from Brilliant • Lord of the Manor fifth ; Feria had, Deciding hat—C osmopolite walked over, and the stakes were divided. Tax ALI,.AGOD SZLLING STAKrei of 5 ion. act., with 25 added, for ail ape ; mares and geldings allowed 41 ; with maiden and selling allowances. T. Y.C. (4 subs.') Mr J. Dawson's The Abbess, by Teddlnaton, I yrs, fa Tt G r i :. Thorpe's c, by Kohlnoor—Vatalla, 3 yrs, L eat3l m aS e l 1 (I 0 w I Mr. Heal Rate. S yrs, 701 1014 (car 7st ire) (tot (J. James S No betting. The Abbess made all the running, and won easily by a length, Nate wee beaten for second place by four leugths. The winner was afterwards bought in for 85 - Tug GRAND NAITONAL HritEPUICHAEE (Handicap) of 20 soya each, with 100 added, winners extra. The second to save his stake. Over the usual steeplechase wares, about four miles. 89 ante., 34 of whom paid 5 move each Welt. Viscount de Namar's Huntsman by Tupstsy, aged, MS (a. lemplugh) 1 81r R. Gerard ns. Bridegroom, aged, lOst filb (B. lean, jun.) 2 Mr. Weetmoreland nu Romeo, aged, Sat lftb (C. Bennett) I Lord Sefton us Xanthus, aged, nit 61b (car. Sat SW llt. flherrard) 6 Kr E. Hutchinaon's Anatis, aged, lOst 121 b.. (Mr. Thotossi 0 Mr. R. Rowen's Bueephalus, aged, lest 91b ..(31'Grillen) 0 Mr. A. Tates's Plajman, aged, lOst Mb (Inc. 19th extra) (Nightingale) 0 Mr. T. Naghten's ThOMltown, aged, lOst elb .. (Murphy) 0 Mr. B. Lington's Willoughby, aged, 1051 (Owner) 0 Lord de Freyne's O'Counell, 6 yrs,9st 811, (J. Wynne) 0 Mr. W. G. Queen's The Tattler, aged, Set yth .. (C. Boyer 0 Mr. W. W. Baker's Harry, 8 yea 9st Sib (G. Stevens 0 Mr. J. Henry's Poet, aged, Sat 12Ib Betting : 3to I apt Huntsman, 6 to 1 apt Them a town, 9 to 1 apt Aosta, 10 to I apt Bridegroom, 100 to 8 each agst Harry, Romeo, and the Tattler, 100 to 7 apt BacepLalos, and2o to 1 apt Willoughby, 25 to I each apt Plsyman and Malthus, 33 to 1 apt O'Connell, and 50 to 1 agat The Poet. At the appointed time the jockeys were weighed, and the horses proceeded down the course as follows :—Playman, Huntsman. Harry, Willoughby, Thomastown, Xenthus, O'Connell, The Tattler, Auntie, Romeo, BunAndua, The .. Poet, and Bridegroom last. After having cantered, Lord Sefton, on his charger, marshalled them is Indian file past the stand, sod at a qu arter of an hour after the appointed time the fag fell to an uneven start. Xi' ultatos, Bridegroom, and Willoughby went off with the lead, but had not ions over the pees of ploughed land before Harry joined the trio, the four keeping close order. The Poet refused at the first fence, and was not persuaded to go over until the leaders bad nearly reached the tail of Beeebet , e Brook. At the post and rail fence Thoseastown refused, and would not be got over, when he was turned round and walked home. At the next hoes The Tattler rained, and was out. Hayman, on pang round the extreme flag, went to the fore, hat did not displace Bride =QOM, who still held command, with Willtlilsh7. Harry, Xanthus, Romeo, and flueitmeP well tip, seri,i, lath some lengths in the rear. Olr entering the course Bridegroom still led, Xanthns, Barry, and Romeo being the three next. On charging the flight of bindles' !layman cannoned against Willoughby, and the two came down • burster, in their fall bringing down O'Connell, who was seriously, if not fatally injured, his rider being carried off the course insensible. On rounding the Canal Bridge turn for home there appeared to be only four in the race—Bridegroom, Romeo, Huntaman, and Harry. At the last fence Romeo refused, and the race was then left between Huntsman acid Bridegroom, when the former won at the finish easily by four lengths. Romeo was persertorad with, and finished a bed third ; Xanthos fourth, Bucephalus fifth. Harry and Anatis walked in the two next. The others, by fall or refusal, did not pan the port. (ST HISCTRIO TELEGRAPH.) Wynne, the jockey of O'Connell, died at the Sefton Arms Hotel, Aintree, at a quarter past 8 o'clock last night. He was inemeible all the time, and never spoke. His cheek bons was completely smashed in. Three doctors were in attendance upon him rap to the time of his death. A subs scription has already been commenced for his relatives. Brunette was scratched to-day at 12.15 p.m. No declara lion was made about Jealousy. PROGRAMME OF DONCASTER SPRING RACES.—To-mossow. A Szunto errzet.scaAss STAArts of 5 more. sorb. with 25 added ,• 13t eaoh ; the winner to be sold for 101) mom if entered for 80 sow. allowed 11 b; 50. lelb ; 30, 211 b .; About two miles and a half.—To close and name this waging (Thursday). --.. . TIM GREAT NORTH or ENGLAND STKIPLICHARR HANDI CAP of 10 says. each, h ft, and only 3 if declared ; with 100 added ; the second to save his stake ; winners of any steeple chase after Feb. 11, 71b; of two or any steeplechase value 500 soya.. lathe/ant ; the second for any steeplechase value 500 Bova., 71b extra. About three miles sad • half. (29 subs., 3 of whom declared.) Alm alb Age et ill Huntsman a 11 5 Nosegay 6 7 Wee Nell bh) Jealousy • 11 0 Romeo The Dane Debella/eds. Illasz.) a 10 6 Canteen Johnny Tumbler • 10 4 Barry 6 •10 0 Itirdholt 4 comet a 913 Mallow 6 3 Red MAR a 9IS Chester Northern Mitt .... 6 912 Sunflower Tippler Mendes • 911 Joey Grimaldi • 0 Sutherland 6 910 Fanny 6 0 Tag Bmuic ROOM 132•1311 of 5 NOM sub, with 50 added ; 2-yr-olds, iet ; three. Sat ; Allies and geldings al lowed 31b ; winners extra ; the second to save his stake. Rad House in. (13 subs.) . . Ae Aid d3 O The Little Woman g 2 Formidable 2 Livingstone 2 nanterelle 2 Lett, Long 3 Meter to Golden ilightown 2 Brahmin acts ors 2 Dirt Cheap Boatswain THE INNKEEPERS' &ALEX of 3 eon. each, with 25 added ; the second to save hie stake. Red Home in. Tax jovonts SELLING arm= of 5 son. each, with 30 added. Half•a-noilia —To close and nuns this evening (Thursday). THE &UR= HANDICAP of 3 nova, with 20 added. Red House in.—To close and name this evening (Thursday). NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADHERE'S; MARCH 12. APPOINTMENTS. Master's Assistant R. W. Stephens, to the Enryslus, as npnewiterery. Vint 011•111 inatetant-Eogionn H. Bioch, to the Hawke, for service ia the Lark ; and W. hi'Lauria (acting), to thi Euryalua. TAR OUTWARD AMERICAN MAMA. SOUTH- Atxrrpx, MARCH 12.—The Hamburg and American Com qpy a stoup ship Sitionia, Captain Ethers, sailed hence at p.m. to-day, with the English, French. and German math, for New York direct. She took out 250 pemengere from this. Havre. and Hamburg. 21,213 francs from Havre, ands general cargo. The North Gentian Lloyd's steamer Homey advertised to sail on the 11th, has not yet taken her departure • she is expected to sail early tomorrow morn * with 112 pamengem and B.ooodollara from Havre. DRIMITCH OF Mann TO THE UNITED STASIS AND CawADA.—Yeeteed►y (Wednesday) the Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Companr 'a steamer Ediub*lt was deepatched from Liverpool for hew York with for the United States, 280 perssegare, end a large cargo. •9 1