The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-18 00:00:00

- .===•- ,7 r- , —= l :—..-ii - 11•1111111111107'"" ' ''''''''' _ _ _ 1. _____ 7 ,„,... YIIAAM.-i.'l $ i , A, r'{ 7.UP:I7T P.P4SIIXLI RUT t- - .._ 0 01 ir . .. i • 4_ .._,4,......... • i ( i ' I - —. t . , IV ;'..: , t I I ~ i .1! • , . off- 1 .... . : 1 Al• .1 :J iv.' it , . 1 ,, ~•c . 4, • , . ..g . . ~r,~ ^,O Jo. 6,7194 INMAN LINE—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YOBS, sod PLIIIADLLYBIACOUPANYVKAILSTEA II I IIII an; a ppointed to sailboat Liverpool for SSW YORK, eating at keeenstown, ea follows: ETNA, for NEW YORK, via Halite:. Saturday, Feb. IL • CITY OF ANTWERP, for NSW TORY. Wednas lay. Feb. 19. , car OF LONDON, for NEW YORK, Warlaraday. Pet, it ' CITY OF WiLIL. for 1(1W YORK, s lat Halals, Sat., Feb. 29. cpie paarire. 11. 17. and 21 OUIDINIS, all bailee the mama rot in the Saloon. For particulars apply to WM. !KHAN, wagarateet, Liverpool. Cr to LEVIS end MACS! , 61, Mad IF Owen% L. loudon.bridge. ATEW YORK, by NATIONAL, CUNARD, N (DION eal 00., and CANADIAN MAIL STRAYERS bozo LIVERP.kOL—CaIdn, 41515 a ; Steerage, L 4 15e. Ski to New York and New Orleans.—Yor tiOkett apply to R. NOVT9OIIIIII3 and Co., 5, Ingram court, Fesebarchwtree4. •fltpERI.tL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, J No. 1, 1. 1 ,1 Broad Street ; wad la & 17, Pall Mall. Bulscrlbad ~4 invested Clip ad ltal (.andooo Iteaccra Fund, C 1,90.000. Lomas P, 3,,000. ManMita AID itX-DIRICTORS, 19313. Iliciiard James, Eaq., Ashton and Co., lid India Me t.. B a rclay, I:l..tuus George, Esq., Barclay, Perkins, and Co., Mews% Bell, Jaw , Christian Clonent,Eaq., Bell & Grant. Merchant& &VW; itAo.'rt Cooper Lea, Esq., Barclay, Levan, Tritton, Twins, and Co.. Banker& w in d, J a n i e., ray., liamey, Brut& and Co., Merchants. C ue, Prescott, Grote, Care, and Cave Bankers. pre• Chapman, P.lsr.oul Genre. Merchant and Shipowner. Dvid ... nr, Log .Dirrideoia and Co., West India Mar. clunts. rai George, Req., Wood, Field, and Banbury, flop Ma chants. Gibb.Tbomas Jones, Esq., T. A. Gibb and Co., Merchant& Gana, Joh , Saunders, Esq., John Eirtea GRUM and Co., Mere/tante Dw e, ain Captain Alexander, Director of East and Wag India Dock Company. Thbhert, George, Req., Bibbed and CO., West India Mer chants. flame, Wlllarn Burnley, Sag., Colonial Company. Hs do. Samuel. Esq., H yde and Jones, Merchant& Kirkland, sir John, Army Agent. William. Req., Robert and Wm. Lyall and Co., Mer chants and East India Agent& warmer. Charles, Req., Joseph Yampa and Sons, Merchants. Durdo...b, James 0 , 0, Esq., Ransom, Boards, and Co., luinkers. Nt ibon, Claud, Esq.. Claud Neilson and Sons, Birchen to Newman. 9homes liohlsworth, leg., Newman, Hunt, & Co., Merchants. Fathom, Frederick, Eq., James Fathom £ Son, Silk and Govern! Men hunt& Ricci:. John ...anaemia, freq., Sanderson', Frye, Riggs, & Co., ticr,hants. Scott. Jertre.. Director of the London., Brighton, and : , ,nth Oat/ Itallway. Sn ith, Martin Tucker, Esq , Smith, Payne, Srnithe, tankers. TwC.:l4, Richerd, Esq., Sachard Twining and Co., tauten zed Tat. Merchant& ArDITOWL MkII, John Ilarvey, Fag., Carlton Club. 1...t0n, 11. W., Esq., Y.P., i l . W. Eaton and Son, fUlk Brokers. Loonhar, horses. Esq.. Forbin, Forbes, and Co., Lot India :sta. ri..1.1 , [Levelly, rm., Wood, Fink), and Banbury, liopMerchnnta. G. J. Graystone, req., Bayden and Meld, LAM Linken fiaperintendmat of Town and Foreign Departments, James holland. Soperlntendent of Country Department, C. V. Jarvis. Superintendent of Brash °Mee, Pah Mall—J. Delpratt. Accountant—C. J. Front. Board Day—Wednesday, half-pan 1 o'clock, Insurances against Mrs on every Delx.rlptlon of Property at Il.me, In F,rAira Countries, and In the Colonies. Moderato hates, Undoubted Scourtly, Prompt and Liberal Settkment of Lots or Damage by Gas explosion made Good. No Charge for tither Polley or Stamp. Duty Is. ed. par cent. per annum. The usual Commlsedon allowed to Merchants and Brokers eriert..rig Euraipt and 814 p Insuramma T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. °MCC!: —I, Daleotroot, Liverpool: 20 and 11, Poultry; 7, Cornhlll and Cimeng-cross, London. The invested funds now mutant to L 3,154,7.14, the fire revcnue to t ,ts,o:s, and that of the life to £334.317. The mralerate rates of premium, with a truanntood fixed bones for the life rol:cles of this company and their Tele n.a special au oritaes to thOd parties, render them particularly alvAnt Whole world Lane la raided on reasonable terms, and claims are paid 30 days niter admission. JO:IN ATKINS, Reddest Secretary. PIANOS and HARMONIUMS, ON CAST TERMS. MOORN. and MOOR* Nos. 104 mid 105. BialloPdliAlli STKENT WITITIN, EC. Tama and Drawings's:at tree. i:agriapino to all pentad UM Miami Kingdom. BETTS'S CAPSULES.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, Wharf road, City mad, desires to give pub Ia Bolles that the lonl Chimeellnea judgments of the Mb hot. Mee "Timm" of the Itth tall do nut to any way affect any rennin wring any Caperton ensile by Mr. Letts, and Deming bla IMMO. .r name and &dares% all af which way be used without risk or rinestion.—Yeb. 15, 1864. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1845. This celetnated old IMO WHISKY gained the DUBLIN Phlig MEDAL—It, is pore, mild, mellow, delicloio. and very whotmozoo. Sold In bottles, 7a Id. each, at the retail booms In I. odour by the agents In the principal towns In Lorud ;or trn %-rale at 8 , Great Windmill-Mont, London, W.--Olomwe the rot seal, pink label, and oork branded "Illnahan's LL Whisky. SPLENDID TEA-DUST, from Is. 4d. per pound, ~.od to loaf teas at ad. per pound more money. Special • Ina IN .4 free. Carnage paid to all parts of the blued. Ma I kir, nue connoos nnd Souebooes, 2n. Od. and Ss. per Pound M 11t: 11' and DKAN, tea asarebacta, 71, Ludgate-WU, City, KC. O XYGENATED WATER does not drink so all other tainted water, because the gas i*.in only he re.o. itt.• it in a Kele of vapour. and condensed with the gas pre ttlevt on the system is to vitalise the bliss, nud give v d 7.4. force to animal power. Order It Inch from the ysho TS. Lone•aath or tlarongh guy druggist. In ewes .V 111 bottles. OycENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kopt up ,n the coldest weather by daily draughts of o,3i...coated tt Fresh wade trees the Laborstury. is, Lougee" or any druggist. fiIIEAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON N of the AIRE and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE COSI . I Y i. for SALE, at REDUCED PRICSI4, the premises et free %%hart. Ratclitt, being required for whert purposes. • r. t. rc 1. 1 all the new patterns and the patent-stoppered bottles “. A. tram the works, Yorkshire, and the office, Si, Upper lame.-street, City. C.INDLES.—A Hint to Porch:nem —Do not do, sure that you know what price you are proles per 1.••000 f •r your candle until you have stripped them rod put rim o, the seals. Some candles are tight weight without the rippere, tom* with moderately thick wrappers, some with very Oita wrappers, and some are not nearly right weight with wrappers however thick. PRICY'S "GOLD MYDAL PALLLi •I N " Sherwood Palmitin.," "Belmont Sperm." sod "Bel remt Wax," Beek" " 2," " No. S." and " flatteries • , r•poitis." "Ma's Parafilne' and " Delmontina* and ell i:o• other candles a Pricees Patent Candle Company (limited), IN lull weight without the wrappers, mOULE'S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. —On view and In operation of tLa utiles of Monle's Patent Lynt) Closet Company (United), 29, Bedford-street, Covent. MINIM T. M. EVANS, Manager. caEWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the J DRY EARTH SYSTEM.—This Company la prepared to ioke arrsagemonts foe dealing with the drage of towns ou bo Dey Earth Speen ; Pawling the dimmed of ehlk.water, ax.—Appleatious to be mode toll's Homelier, 21), Redford treat, Covent-garden. QUECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why 1.7 purchase new Safes when you may have seemsd-band. by Milner, and every other eminent maker, equal In every respect on new, at half their prices, from insurance commonly,, the toombay and other bank Whireaf—Prices free—allinfllS, tt. Cannonktreet. E.C. THRESHER and °LENNY, OUTFITTERS. Only estabibbment in LOO4Oll . next door to Somerset. h else Strand- N.B.—Lista of necessary midi fee every poupea., rand- LC, Ind* Chins, and the Colonies, will be for ,,dlcl on application. K in'l3 ' The well-known ZOONOMICAL TAILOR& 40, CORNHILL, Opposite Finch-lane. RIIPTURE S. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS meths effectually without .iuy complications. is recommended by the Faculty for the cure rchef of Hernia. The neLemary quality of • good True fa an efficient resisting power, without unnecessary pressure en the Part affected, which desirable °bled is aloneobtalned in a tame unencumbered with straps, wind swings, or pads behinu.-4. 616 =deo., No. 1, Piccadilly. KEATIIII,GI'B COUGH LOZENGES. imam and sided remedy for COMM. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES relieve the dinleulty of teeatblng In AVM MA. I(EATING'S COUGH LOZENG ES. 'RUN. theorems remedy lu CAWS Of INCIPILNT CONSUIIP- W EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. tho CH A celMn remedy f relieving the MUTATION el the I WU& IiEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, which we daily recommended by the faculty, testimo nials item the most eminent of whom may be seen. bold boxes. la lid ; and tine ts. 9d., Is. ed., and lye. each, by IitATING Chemist. 79. dt. Dias Chatchyard, London. Mehl thu by au urgolug. ue• UNIVERSITY or CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. BKIII3IOIO Sorra LONDON COMMITTER. ankh Clubmen-.1f111.14N9 11 1 .1 411117Pairr tr., Bart., 11.1.,, M.A., TrWty Zen Kona, Diunblane. Alan* Bee. G., ;LA., Gamosedoinsi. T. Whitebait Aidorno, Janes, M.A., FAL we Fellow of Pembroke College, Prosideat of Ws Bott a m: Alan C. J. 8., M.D., Atkinson. line. Y. A., ILA., Alec Ilibidistlrlaste. 'utorlate of Trinity Congo, laikenkani, Norfolk. Bailor. Bev. M., LD ., Pillow of 8t John's, and Warden of M. Augustine's. Can Etonian, Bee. E., Irlie tb anw ritring's, Ilfaktstoos. &neon, ter, Z. W. D D lots Follow of Trinity College, Iliad Master of, Wellington Birch, Anoints loredird,=, 'hies College, Bddlaborough, Bucks. Birch, An. H. IL, ID., late at Knee Bator of Preanieb, Hon. Canon of Mendicant. Blocks% Bev. 8.D.. late Yellow of Se John's College, Hon. Canon of Ely, Inds Colas. Makinley, Be.. J. W., lato Tallow and Tutor of Trinity Colima. and C• 11 0 .1 of . Blondild. Arthur W., ILA., Copes 8, AtlelPhl 4 ewsce• Brodribb, Rev. W. J., IL A., late or Bs. Jones, Wootton rivers Bectoey, Washita Brookfield, Bev. W. IL, ILA., Trinity, 0. Sydney plane, Onslow. ware, S.W. Brook n, s, W. C., M.A., Rt. John's, Manchester. Crow Bet. W. R., LLD. Erne, Lord &neat, ILE, ILA., Tinily College, AL George's. Flan. Camr, Be,. W. A., Fellow of Ban Mega, Lallary, ElZaltam. Carver, Be.. A. 3.. tat, chums% Muter of Doollwwllooll College. Cavendish Lord Ticliern, Trinity Collage, Chldeltion. Channell,. 'Arthur Monday. XL, Tri..ity, la, Fornito-bendlogo, Clive, Vim. Archdenion, ILA., BL John's. llea F. W., 11. D., late Yellow of St. John's, Marwood, Devon. ComPiZia . Rev. lewd Alarm, M.A., Trinity, Castle Ashby. Cooke, Ito.. W. H.A., TAM', Hall, to, Little Staub t. Cowie, Pc,. i. M., li b., lateebilow of Bt. John's coWib Titer of St. Lawre nce , Jewry. Cowie, Ranh, If A., Trinity, 8, Pictree.conrt, Temple. Croke, Very Rev., IL if., M.A., TrWty, Dean of Bettie. "v , .! : s egivy, Sir C. de, M.A., Trinity College , z , B. Thoznae, RD., late fellow ant Tutor of Bt. lan* and late Public Orator. Currey, Rev. 0., D.D., late Fellow and Tutor of St. John's Col lege, Preacher et the Cbarterhouse. Cut, Reginald John, M.A., Trinity, Rcelestonennare, S. W. ` Darling, Rev. Th omas, M.A., St , John's, Rector of AL Michael Royal. Duke. Herbert, M.D., late Pent:mot Quesn'sCollege, 2S. (Caen- Denton. Raw. 1., M.A., Bt. Jobe's, Ashby-dels.Zonch. Dieldtisos, P. H.., M.A.. Trinity College. Ifingweston, Somerton. Dlgby, Rev. B. W. WingSeld,, M.A., Trinity, Tbornford, near itherhonte. D'Oyley, Rev. C. 1., M.A., Trinity College Chaplain of Lincoln's Inn Dnie. Rev. W., toriseotly Tallow of St. John's, sod Row Cason ot Worcester. rh 7 ;.,i: A., Trinity, 7, Btater►Eate, A.N. Edens, Artbst 8„ ILA., late Fallon and Assistant Tatar of Malty, Lincoln. Edge, Us. W. J., M.A., Unmans'. College, Emanate, Rags- 14;;;els, James. Bev. Id A.,_Dnermieg. Rector of Bermingham. Em , peoa. Bev. W. 11.. Wallom,BalmeY. Fowler, Gov. N. V.. M.A., late Fallow ol Sidney, Uttiog Vicarage, Maldon._ Frierues7,Ven. Archdeacoe, M.A., Ya. Peters, Pater. Frere, Rev. John Alexander, M.A., late Yellow mad Tubs el Trinity, Shillington Virarase, Bitable. Frere, R. Temple, Trinity CoUere. Darleywtreet. Gambier Parry. T., M.A.. Triaty. Righnern Court, Glamester. Garden. Rev. 1., WA., Trinity College, Sub•dena of the Chapel yal. Gelda ßo rt, J. W., LLD.. Trinity llaf , lat. Boobs Probasco of Civil Law. 0.;Id;r, Rio G. ILA.. /EDW. Southfield, Tunbridge Wells. Goodwin, Rev. Jas., D.D., We Fellow end Tutor o Corpus MUM Collette. Goodwin, Very Rev. 11.. T.D., (WWII' end Cafes, Dean of T. Goodwin, Rev. R. A-, M.A., late Yellow end Tutor of Corpus Christi College, Weethall. fluff..lk. Gorham, Rev. O. Y., 11. A., 'Malty, Walkable/hem Rode" _OalisOloroi2eL Green. Rev. W., NIL, Trinity, A th erton, Norfolk. Gregory, G. 8., ILA., Triaty College, Treasurer of TM& ling Hospital. Orgy, Don. John, Y.L. Trinity Roo. C.aLon of Durham. Ott'nth, Rev. Y. 0 _ Y.A. Trinity, Winterbotirne.%NM. Res. W. H.. MD., into Yellow of Petnbrote. Armlet Ita'swell, , M.A., St. John's, 26. Rensington•gate, Hyde - park. Ramon& W. Parker. 31. A., Trinity rampisford Hall, Cambridge. Harness, Rev. W., M.A., Christ's Cane. Kensington Gore. , hunts. George Y ., kr. A-, T r i n it y. Ik enut.:.l.lll7"w• - -- 11arrlsoo. Rev. U.. 11. A., Trinity tioll, gllndown, Kea. thwlland, Rev. John, M. A., Bt. John's, radbury. Woraskeddre. Hawkey, Rev. Stephen, 111 A.. 'Trinity, Stan College. Itaytoaa, J. M., 11. A , 3, Dr. Johnsooft-bolldings, Tomato, E.C. Heath, Rev. J. M., M.A., late Tallow and TOW et Trinity, RR land. Llphook. Ramada,. O. W., WA., late Mow of St. John% Meanie% Lineoldtion. _ _ IrZt.l7. ler. A. ft., KA.. Pembroke Calks% Reekkal, Attleborougb. Norfolk. Herbert. Hem and Very Rev. George, A., St John's. Dein ad Rerochel, lar J. P. W., WA., Honorary Yellow oe BR John's, Colllngwood. Hawkhorst. Hervey, Von. Lard Attila: C., M.A., Trtnity, Ickworth Rector?. Bafolt lorvel7the law twd C. A., Y.A.Trinity, Chesterford. Rev. T. L. M.A., Qoeeaf. Moen, Anhbourne, Derby- lerrgaia, Sir Frederick W., Port., M.P., M.A., Bellamas I.,endonderre . ....—.... Charles Lemtuet. M.A., Trinity, Torrey Abbey, Bedford. BMWs,, R. 0., M.A., Aldan. Radford, Rev. Junes, 8.D., Rector of Inroldehr, formerly Fellow and Tutor of Christ's College. Hoare, Be?. W. U., M.A., late Fellow yt St. John's, Oakdeld :Axles, Crawley. Bodeen, 11. .1., M.A., late Fellow of Trinity Colima, Queen's Bench, Masteesuilice, Temple. Bodeen, Rev. 0. U. M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity, Cookham Dean, Maideubma Holden, Rev. Hebert, M.A., LL.D., formerly Fellow and Assist ant Tutor .4 Trinity. Betroth, Wmulliam, lI.L, Trinity College, 17, Old-square, Lincoln's-tun. . . . _ Po F., M.A., St. John's, RIUTOW. Hopper, Rev A. U., M. A., late Pillow of St. John's, Hon. Canoe of Norwich. M.A., Trin&y, Hughes, G. &, M.A.. J,aus C.Mege, $, Pumpommt. Temple. lionabley. W. Wellington Waterloo, LLB., Trinity. Criminal M. treoVit _ _ _ ~.. -- Humphrey, Rev. W. 0., 8.D., late Fallow of Trinity, St Martin's Vicarage. Rev. John, M.A., Trinity, Exeter. Issamon. Rev. J.Y.. 8.D.. late Fellow and Tutor of Si. John's, Yreihwater, Isle of Wight. Johnson, H Vaughan, M.A., Trinity. Kemp, W. F., M.A., St. John's College, 6, Parkigaos, &W. Usage, Rev. Manley. ILA., Jews. Professor of Hebrew be Kid s College, Loudon, 4, Ookienenuare. . , J. 0 . M.A., Trthlty, Lichtletd. Lydekker, G. W.. M.A., Trinity, Harpooden Lodge, Rt. Albans. Lyttelton. the Hon. and Rev. W. H , M.A.. Trinity, Bayley. Slain, Rev. T. J., M.A., late Fellow of IL Johns, Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. MMins, W. T., M.A., Trinity. 4, 'Middle Temple-Ism. Manners, Bight Hon. toed J., M.A.,Tr Martheem. Rev. A., M A., late tellowo i r * litany, Prebendary of 81. Paula and Chaplain to the Bishop of London. McI.HL it.,. H. D. D. thrust of St. Priors, Berm* Surrey. Meriv.le Rev. C., LLD., late Fellow and Tater al Si. Chaplain of Housed Calmer, Lawlor& Beerg. Micklethwalt, Rev. J. N., M.A., Taverham Hall. Norfolk. iddlestlet. Rev. B. M.A.. Chrbrs. Harrow. Millar, Rev. J. 0., LL.D., Chrirre College, Vicarage, Tamwarth. Moore, Rev. C. W., ILA.. U. John's, leyton,Basen. Mould, Rev. J. G., M.A., Yellow of .pos Melia College. Bath. Myers, Rev. C. J. late Fellow of Trinity. Fitathein Vloarege, Notts. Nelson, Roo. end Rev. J. H., XL. Trinity, Vicar of Seaton, Norwich. Ne ills , Grenvfne Z, M.P., XA., Magdalen, lintlakilt Olusionltry. Michell, Y. J., M.A., Trinity Conn*. ISO. Harley-street. Osborne Rev. W. A., M.A., Trinity College, Head Mean of Reboil School, Fleetwood. Otter, Venerable Archdeaceo, ILA., Telethons*, OevfoldAmes. Paton, Nome, M.A., 14 Iluseezegtr i t Hydvperk. perry \~etllogtoo , J. Pollock Fred. , MLA., 141114"Cellege,. Exchequer-elk% Iln. coin's-inn. Pope, Res. 0., M.L, Mum, Lenmetort, Loughborough. Pownsn, John Fish, M.A.. Trbtly, lA. Oldwguare Lismobeedam Prevent, C. 0., It A., Yellow of Oeuville sad Cabs College, Dr, Johneereshoildinga, Temple. Renton, W. Bayne, M.A., Trtufty, 7, Beattfortardeek Len. angina. Bawls Rev. Richard, late Fellow of Trinity College, and Prin. c i lltai of Cothiligton College, Barbados,. Re , Rev. C. 8., X A., Trinity, 7, Whitehall. Hideout, Rev. 0., MA., Emmanuel, Iheddlevka Rectory, Illapb. horst. Rohertson, C. Lockhart, M.D., Colas, County Lusatia Asybum Hayward's heath, &um& Robertson, Rev. J. C., M.A., Trinity, Canon of Canterbury. Rodeo% B. B. Hunter, Q.C., Y.A., Trinity. Rose, Veit. Archdeacon, M.A., late Fellow of Si. Johthtlioogitton Conquest. Sadler, Rev. H., M.A., M. John's, Vicar of 84. Pres, Redford. Sandford, G. M. W., ME, Magdalene College, MI, Earlier& street, Mayfair. Sclunfber, Mules, M.P., ILA., late Fellow*/ Trinity College, Longtime Home W. °h Rev. P" ILA. el Decumbent BR Katharine Co.s, , ard' O. &dewed& Rev. A. Grey, MA., IlborestmeL dm ft-Rice, the Hon. Miles, MLA., Trinity, 17, Zattenalics, Eaton-square, S.W. Spurgin, Rev. John, D.D., LN Yellow of Clare College, Hoek ham. Norfolk. Weser, Rm. Mr Lovelace, Bert, MLA., Trinity, Mollosen-Temel Stevens, Rev. C. A., MA., Trinity, Blackheath. Stracey, Rev. J. W., M.A., Mandela*. Burton, Norfolk. Thorp Van. Archdeacon, 8.D., late Fellowand Titer Mlikbity, lemerkm. Tewkesbury. Tooke, ford Rev. T. H., Wiltalike M.A., Trinity, Yankton Pedals* Reetery, Brad, Rev. B. IL. MA., late Fellow of King's, Ringwood, Leaf , V Rev. Edmund, XA., anal et Lour, Venable., 0. L. Q.C., MLA., Jeer, Mare TEL, Wagner, Rev. H. M., MA., Illags, View of Watson, C. Knight M.A., Trinity BOalerNi4lolllll. Watson, Sir Thomas. Bart., Y. DAL D., Heavy Fellow of St John's, 17, lienriettaetreet Wand, Rev. 8. Wilkies, M.A., late Fellow and Tutor of Magda. Wise, Rebeedme. latex Webb, Rev. 8., MA., Trinity, 1, Chandoestreet, W. Wetherell. N., Y.A., Trinity Han, Pashley, Hurstgrem. Whiston, Rev. IL, M.A.. tate Fellow of Trinity, Reelmiter. White, Rev. W. ft, M.A., Trinity, Potter lianweeth Reebry, Lincoln. Whitley, Rev. Canoe, M.A.,81. John's, Bedlhigton. Woodford, Rev. J. 8., MA., Pembroke chaplain in Ordinary be her Majesty Xemnsford. Ileriishater. Wordsworth, Area irobtlentell e DX.. Trinity C 911 01 1 6. Udine EvaNERO, NEBTtIIABY 18. 18€8. LONDON, TiJkI,DAT •• WOW, 61/ 111 , 214,,r4 Juan Plug b-glrzio. Wyatt, La& Peato2. Lup Matti 38, 4gurft. You& gm J. 0.. TrLAY. UrrabbY Vielivea NIL PARK= lIAIIOND. J. /OWN NAIUSIIALL n 4Y3L121. g, i , WINDHAM UOLOATI. Flpoilja WAT4ON. UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION Mr. DIZINNOID NOPNII LONDON COMIII'ITLZ • BALM ilata ^vanclus—STlßLlNG HAIWEIL kOod , Sir IC oparmintet. . But. ILP., Y.A. Keir-Itmaa, I'mtotbisne WII PLANER 11/1110ND. Jou.. DR .. :oat MA!MALT. HAYMAN, lam., ( gm sm. WYNDHAM 110ISATE. M A, C. KNIONT WADION, LCIAL AL LlAblislt.l ill Tires Grand Coats— IlretWade BIWA Ow 'WWI. Ma. FRANK /tie to bvp inform hillintrons nisi big roma!? r.tgiinfliie f•Ar WIT for the I,asva., for the production of avert .4sseelpti4o cf 11:44-elaso Moto im pu ls e : aken and mtaktharee. Inetaatatieous Octane a ..0111rou andes tuba 4 4 sis. Ueorgifitgleee. Ilydelark Omer, &W. - COCKS and CO'S NEW MUSIC. runs—TM beet and eaCeet we n.n as the eburreat in Liston , work ever published --lIAMILTON'S NOW' UN Ut• iTAUCTIoNs for the PIANOYOZYZ, eitlare,d end lingered by COM, with Yrehelea d!., by Vincent Wallace. Brl 'iollarda. sad A. Leduc, 70 peot folio, extra sired pkitee 61t edltion, with the most recent Dr movement& pine ea Sew n Notice et Mr. Thisdltoit," .to., pretreat to the work To be lad Mae and postage tree. SUNDAY PIANO II Ut 'C. Edited by JOUN Maio. Two books, ea each ; tree by poet tor 3 chumps sada SUNDAY VOCAL MUSIC. Rated by 010. P. WI3T. Two bookiLAA week: tree by pelt 23 Amps sack Laden: Robert Cooks and Co., New Nartoirtenetreet. TIFELECTION for the UNIVERSITY of AMDRIDOE will commence TO.SIORMOW (Wedeesday). and beredaate on MONDAY, the M /net The Poll wi I be taken each day (except Sunday), Dome 10 amt. to Ip.m. sad from I p.m. to 4 p ea. Supporters of Yr. Iteradold Moe who have not mewed Voting pawn or. museited to writ* immediately to the (NMl mittee. aloft; their Mamma or to apply peremally at the Loa doe tmmadttoe _ 170 - tiaTisplas — arm he eseralal on Ma day ITtesaterl, and afterwarda daring the Elecaoa. hlaglstrates les laiddleeez will M In atleadasoe tat the purpose of attesting vette; apes* each day this weak from 10 a me to 5 psa., at Mr. B Hope's ConunLtee look British Hotel, Cocknutretzect. UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Mr. BBP.X.POID HOPIS CAMBILIDOZ COMIC VITAE SITE DAILY at the Ball Kraal. Cambridge. Clunauit—bar. L R. DRUCY, M A., Prealdmit of Cala& W. IL CAMPIOIt 8.D., J. W. CLARA. M.A.' Hon. Um. Y. IL F/14/ItE6L ILA., • J. E. B. If A YOII, ILL, Cloismlttestoom, BaU Botal, Cambridge, 910 the MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of LONDON. OuturtiiLe.—fitnee we faiad,innesed you on behalf of John Lubbook's Costreitnos, changes hays winced with regard to the rsprescatetioa a the Univenity la Incitement. By theietlrementof Dr. Wood,the numberof candlelatestereught before the Unlvendty is reduced to four, sit of theca avoeedly BMWs: and on every potted It Is desirable that the exivemion of literal opinion with regard to them four should now become more decided. Ja•ldng from n recent annonnceresmt In the "Thum" of the number of Idreatures to the fotitthltfoll M - I tested by Mr. Lowe. It wined appear than ao one candidate hen at present the enured surrport of any omaidamble section of the greduatea That Dr. Wood's views with reward to the represeutetfon of the University are not slimed in by all his late supporters W evklad from the appended letter, which one of tie has received from Mr. llompas, previously a secretary to his committee, and which we have the perinhuien of lir. hompas to cbesiste. Weber* ventured to ask your support foray Jobs Dithbock on the mends of his close connection with the Universit of his distinguished literary Lad scientific attains/Mt of his a bility as ofa ,r ps:ker , ust sod de ma t n ua l io h n usi v nast h sod, the sh ove on vi. accoes .. t Lad gamest palate of the urea majority of oar ;adman. We Deed scarcely my that, as a scientific ern himself, and a leader In the scientific thought of the day, Sir John Lubbock's opinions upon the value of scheme to education differ widely from some which have been recenthr mpressed, end are, we think, more in accordance with those which • candidate for the representation of • learned body might be expected to maintain. Kr John's advocacy of eclentite study so au essential part of a Liberal education is bred upon Me recounition of Its value es • matins of intellectual culture. rather than upon a men coml. dentine of the Immediate utility of scientific knowledge. Should you see the force of these consideration.. and not already have aided your name to the Hat of Sir Jobe Lubbosit% supperters, we beg yea will communicate with one of us at your earliest ooevenience. We an, on behalf of the Committee, yours nip F. W. FARRAR, WA., F.R.S., Hamer G. C. FOOTSA, LA., Univezelly Collage, , W.C. W. ODLIfO, F.R.8., M. larthao- Eat atm mew' s Reepita,, LC. I P. if. FY114111131, ILA., ILD., Oars Dee &R 11, Lags lane& Walk, Temple, LC., February 4.111& My dear Millb,—You are no doubt swan that Dr. Weed has elpYled his intention no longer to Conthaue • candidate for the representation of the University of London. As one of lIMMIMIN, hen bean obliged, thmfore, to consider the claims - which Mealier candidates have upon the saftreges of the underact Mare always felt that, if meanie, it wen desirable that we should ',represented by one of oar own ilusies, sad Iliad first to madder Is bother I could esnechm aeggiort Mr. &Agatha. The lira member fora mew university, a gra duate, will neemeartly be subject to tench observation sad ert ticims, and it le essential therefore that be should out only be a man of shWty, but ens who would eased so handle fee Mails Untwist latiover, I Wok our member should be team from these who already have given mem time and trouble be the lamentets a the Univenft ld la tali lf promineut poutious : led MIIIM feadwat eme 011sopkuova by hie falba* to work in the Unkermay. Maar as a smoker of the Oradeateg Committee or under the new charter. pr. VT.Zd,lrTitliaetter 7 iOMr. Aenife expressing his intention : to retire. has called the special attention of his supporters to the candidature of Mr. I.OWO. but the very points to his opinions there referred to seem to me to afford occasions for opposing his eteotton. His Mews ea education any be enflamed from his Published speeches, adamantly the speech that he delivered last autumn at Edinburgh, and, both with relation to the lower and attddleclasses, they appear to me wholly erroneous. With , respect to the lower climes. Ids fundamental prof volition appears . t that it is the duty of the goveranteut to educate the people, as it Is to administer justice and to protect property. , ! This asmanes la the monism form the old tory theory of a poll- I tical government. which has gradually been pining for ocutunes to the theory of Individual liberty, and which, rather , ' than the mere *sternal form of the government, constitutes the : essential difference between despotism and freedom. With the • . conclunon be draws from Lis theory, that th e goverment ought I to supply by compulsory rating education to those who have noir so moans of obtaining it, I folly amen; but I cmderseand ' ' that Mr John Lubbock support. the same views ou the sounder , principle that government is bound to see that children are sup- plied, either by their parents or, if that is Impossible. by goys meet Itself, with the essentials of life. With regard le ' middle-class education, Mr. lowa has ventured to put as the flat requisite the acquirement of meta in. torments, and to treat as only secoadary the peeper nookning of the mind. It will be unfortniate If the advocate of i ! prladpis receive the support of our University, which has , been accused (though sntndy) of favouring cranamlag, and whose I real object has been to direct the studies of young mom In such a way as should beat train their mental powers. lam tar from . dike that it le desin , il• thin scientific studies *mid forma . far feature then they du in modern *donation . but on this 1 phut air John Lubbock will advocate the same opinion., with far higher &lista': attainmeins and with sound views on the true principles of educatlos. Mr. Lewes Mews es the gab led of the Irtsti Church are the same as those of on the ether asza res csadidates, and indeed snow se rat that they can hardy be considered as 'Wordlist' say ground tee oar Eves, however, If! had with Mr. Lowe lia his the subjects referred to y Wood, than are other green& on which I should have Win inspoesible le veer tee his As a liberal, I could never vote for one who has shows by his ads r will m words that he has • profound distrust of the majority of his fellow-constryinea. I know M is the b et a litlassay of id supporters that th e question of reform Wagj his minims es that subject ere of little importance; so tar is this fear beim the cam that in the speech I have retested to, he teem his views on the ot odorants es the emelt of rams. and says that he odd have thought the changes which Its now advocates undesirable, but for Shamming of the Edwin alli I Another question, seated Daly to those mainiesed by Dr. Wood, Is our relation with ear solindal stalles. Mr. Lowe las don* his beat, especially by his speech on the dehisces of Canada, to weaken the tite between the onesiesand the mother country, end to create mutual &Weak Wow who, like myself. have sew oosseibui with Caned know what Indignation his acne (and, as it seems to MO, justly), sot only among the thumbs= theenaaleah bat also among those In England who are most Intereetid Is the welfare of that colony. I have heard ft said that Mr. Lowtre speech on the pripessd annexation of the University of Durham to oar comatiteesey lives hint a claim to our &ippon. I certainly felt that yew of councisetioss sad tinrewartW week for the Unfvenity, such es those of Dr. Wood, deserved every recognition; but the fact I thst this time vim It wee already known that Mr. Lowe was likely to be asked to stead tor our University, he spoke smart a motion which would have deprived him of all prospect at repro sestlng the owratitarey, seems to me but a poor ground for re- Punta' him as our member. I have written thus at length to yon to show you that It is sot silliest consideration that I hive decided to Mit you to allow me to unite with you sad your Mks , welowe in endeavouring to secure sulk Jahn Lobbook for oar faire member. Sir John is closely competed with our Unfver.- atty. his father was our lilt Vlce.Chanarlior, and be himself • • member of the Senate. As, too, be is cot a nimble of either of the older Universities, andth his pernansentea reputation is yet to be made, lie will booos if eleCted, So dory with our University that it will be of small moment identified that he never actually graduated mom sa The Mows ability which has placed him, at so early on age, la the lint rank of scimitar , men, sad which he has ii noit eel" osi theoretical per-', sults but ou the study of wmi,- entitles him to the position of our somber, _ mos ths questions of the day he is omainiatly liberal is planets se well as opinions. I shall be happy, therefore, to give yes say aid I am this In securing his 'Mum I rester. man bithll26 Y IL BOYTAS. 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Consumptions, and Insist Momory. without Lb, sac of basely called noway, illearkity. itint p M tine to as by Mr. Mows Oran% Wdad-Itionse, Caten aries,* faso.x , W.C. THE BOUNDARY COMHISSIONERT REPORT. The report of the Boundary Commissioners extends to 470 double folio pages. The report proper is 13 pages. The rest consists of period@ on exii borough, stasis( law they sow Amid in all their municipal and parliareextery relations, and what new boundaries are pro posed in each use. The commissioners by it is tot their province to con tract the areas of boroughs. In the case of the newly created boroughs they bare more power, and have made (matinees& limits In 110010 instanoes, and extended limits in others. There're ectencionsproposed,Bl ; noextensions.ll6 ;total lir. Of the newly-oremted boroughs—Eztenaions pro posed, 3 ; contractions proposed, 4 ; both proposed, 2;. no altsreflow, 1; total, 10 ; to tal number of borough,. 207. la the new divide:me of counties, the cos' =isolation say their power extends to thirteen ; end they Dare recommended misty alterations, both of inmeased and decreased limits, but none of them are of Imeet importances. To each borough there is a page derreted, giving all the more important details in each case as to the population, inhabited houses, edostors, and male ors, the area of the borough; the outlyiseg troves and hamlet. are all dealt with in the same manner, land the area given in each ease, and why the proposed ad ditions are recommended. - • TILE PRESS PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. A verdict of guilty was found yesterday against Mr. Sullivan. The jury eonvieted on all the counts, except that referring to • plasard headed " Liberty" and ending with the words, " Ood save Ireland." Mr. Sullivan entered into recognisance. to appear on Thursday for judgment. The proseoution of the Irishman will be proceeded with to-clny. . _ _ - A telegram from Cork Mates that John Coveny, a publican ' of North Hain -stree,hasbeencoinmitted to gaol under the Lord•Lientenant's warrant. A large military and police force is in obarge of the oomity prison and its approaches, when Captain Mackay is confined. The authorities ars apprehensive of an attempt at mane at :awns. Yesterday the Bishop of London, Mrs. Tait, and the Rev. R. bfagnire visited the sufferers by the Oaken. well explosion now in the Rod Free Hospital, end were accompanied round the various wards by Dr. Marsden. They expressed themselves musk pleased with the is peeved and cheerful condition in which they feud the *ffewlie. The poor little fellow, Arthur Abbott, who he. all but lost his sight, rode his little horse about the wed much to the satisfastion of the visitors. _____-- .—..-. • THa MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON AND NORTH LANCASEIRS.—A largely-attended meeting was held at Ulverstone, on Friday afternoon, for the of waking arrangements to secure the return of the m Mirgde of Hartington at the neat election, as one of the 17rev mentatives of the northern division of Lancsahire. the motion of Mr. H. W. Schneider, seconded by C Barker, an unanimous vote of confidence in the marquis was pamed. Lord Hartington, in the course of his ad dress, said the fast object of certain gentlemen who had met at Preston , and the object which they hoped to attain without a exams& ma to frighten him out of that division into another. U he had had the intention of leaving the northern division for the purpose of going to the north-eastern division, this move would have made it very hazardous for him to do so. He ventured to hope that there was no good reason why he should giro way to Captain Stanley. There were, no doubt, in the northern division many sincere per eons who thought that our institutions, as they existed, were very good, end who were opposed to violent changes. These he would remind that they were the more secure from violent changes under the guidance of the liberal party. It was sufliciest to look at what had takes place I within the last two years. He intended to seek re elee tion whether Captain Stanley was brought forward or not, I with a alight reservation. That reservation was, that if it should appear that the forks were in an overwhelming ma jority—if Captain Stanley received promises which would make his return certain, none of his (Load Hartingtmes) friends would wish him to stand a hopeless contest. A registration toronsities was appointed, and the promo& imps terminated. DRAM or ADMIRAL JONI& —After • long end active life in the service of his comedy, as an admiral in the navy, and as a politician in the service of the old eon. narrative party, this gentleman has been called away. Admiral hoes represented the county Derry for the long period of 28 yeas*, as the colleague of the late Sir Robert and the present Sir Thomas Batemou. He was regular in his attendance on parliamentary duties, and often sat on sonunittees, and gained the respect of the party whom he joined far the tionsistency with which he slung to their prlocdples.—Coierorec Chromick. AN ENGLISH SUILOZON IN THZ PRUSSIAM CAM PAIGIL—In the year 1866, kir. RADOM Henry . Lovell, the acting houeesurgeon of Winchester Hospita l l, gave t o t r i a i d is apoitinzt w there, a w k ez: d f ire t lt e t; i i i le . r a ui stn ius e d Ins Wier pr o puesd e to appoint bi:a to the sate o f hospital either or er in Berlin elsewhere, but the ceadidate declined this and =preened his wish to be sent "to the front; and to the front he went, to the army of the ; Crown Primo then in Bohemia. Some of his experience is gunshot wounds of the most extraordinary kind pas afterwards published in the Lancet. He sieved as slot surgeon till the end of the campaign, when he resigned his eseamission. We have the pare of Ifttim that he has Put been decanted with the Braise 101 , by order of his Maim& the Yin of Prussia for his serekes is the vietorieus eampidga of 1866. Mr. F. H. Lovell is the eldest ma of Dr. Lovell, of Ansley. and at present houseammcd the South Devoe Hospital, Plymouth.— Tlu TinLoro Farm. —We regret to have to report Ave more deaths since our last from this virulent fever—viz., two adults, two children, and a you; woman named Royce, who was confined about • month sem There are two or three other very had oases. Them. we believe, bring the total number of fatal saw to 36. On Monday seMnight Mr. Amid Taylor, frem the HosarrodAce visited Titling in with Dr. Thaw . He also had an interview with the Witham board of guardians on the following day as the 'abject of the neosseary remedial measures. ltat his will bob, of course, not at pnesat knows. Oa ll= . day • vestry meeting of the parish was bold, Lord Ray , Isigh being among those present, and we madennied that it was determined to oositrnot • barrel drain far the purged the ear re g ov a sy way the waste or slop drawee al punk. there has also been appoisted mimeos inspector who Is empowered to remove imp ' thing he iney consider to be • nuisance. The hospital is ' obi now fa mune (4 MPOMOM, SO that vp as 7 safely marlefor that all the seems at went in the power of the authorities for improving the sanitary state al the parish / are being resorted to, though we think it highly iprobsblip that the visit of Mr. Taylor will be followed by mop ; Bowl and more effectire measures either by the beard of gesrdians as the nuisance authority, or by the direst inter. 'oaths d the povernment.—Eats Herold. PIIYATI MILLS IN PARLIAZZIFL—Yesterday sMr. Pakrave, examiner upon standing ordee b r e t ad proceeded with the list. That learned a *pert in Room B (Howse of Lords), and vftk the salstsinel petition& ises esdan air wir he d inca eolared:t c :6 . r a d t b ion ipen riqpiledl canvidt Asa Ys•~1 Leye Commons.) The Si. Panels seakekallesi ties BM was further adjourned until this day, tin Lambeth Market, and the Cork and Mamie AMASS Railway Bills NM further pootpcmeduntil the 18th balL PArarr-onnes MvgsuM , SOUTH ERMISSIMIMIL Number of visitors for the week Fels. 111, SAIL Total numbs: sines the °peeing pi the hes ear OM Ku. .1. -*/ (STAMPED H. IZMlSLlallililittE FROM AHRL4.I). _ Cloorsair IRA's CE. PARIS, Fan, IT, Emma : 0 In the Legislative Body to-day the debate upon the Press till was resumed. An amendment rela tive to the system of advertisements in the public journals respecting legal proceedings came under discussion. M. Pittard, the Minister of the interior,said that the government was determined to exercise its rights in this matter, and would not give these ad vertisements to paperswhich desired the overthrow of the government. M. 011ivier, referring to a remark of M. finard, expressed astonishment at the minister's qualifying as enemies such men as M. Latour Dumoulin and others, who certainly did not desire the overthrow of the dynasty. M. Latour Dumoulin characterised the expres sion made use of by M. Pinard as &calumny. Cheat excitement prevailed in the Chamber. When it was subdued, M. Pinard, retaining his speech, said that the government in distributing the advertisements kept chiefly in view the re quirements of local publicity. It had indeed given advertisements to 97 newspapers which belonged to the opposition press, but were not actually hostile to the present government. The amendment was 'ejected by 186 against 47 votes. M. Bcrryer then spoke in favour of en amend ment proposing that the judicial authorities should designate the journals in which legal ad vertisements should be published. M. Rouher opposed this amendment, which was defeated by 124 against 103 votes. THE PRUSSIAN DIET. BERLIN, Pu. 11, ZVENTWQ. At the sitting of the Upper House to-day the special debate came on upon the bill based upon the proposal of the committee that members of the Diet should be arraigned before a court composed of members of both Chambers when prosecuted for expressions used while engaged in the performance of their duties as representatives. Upon the votes being taken by calling over the names of the members paragrarh 1 was rejected by 65 to 65. The bill is therefore thrown out. THE FIRE AT ANTWERP. ANTWERP, Pia. 17. The fire which broke out on Saturday in this port was extinguished during the evening. Two vessels containing 208 barrels of petroleum were consumed by the flames. The amount of the pro perty destroyed is estimated at 150,000 francs. The whole of the loss is said to be insured, partly in Belgian and partly in Dutch insurance com panies. MALTA. YALTA, Fr. 17, EVENING. Tho Crocodile transport ship has left for Ports mouth. The following vessel's have arrived here :—The Arethusa from the Piraeus ; the Caledonia from Syracuse, and the Himalaya from Gibraltar, bring ing the 87th Regiment, under the command of Colonel Lyons, and draughts, amounting to 1,062 men. The Himalaya leaves for Ragland on Saturday. Quarantine has been established on arrivals from Ceuta, on account of cholera having broken out there. CHINA. SHANGIIAZ, J*N. 2A. According to intelligence received here from Japan, Rear-Admiral Henry H. Bell, commanding the United States squadron in China and Japan, and his Flag-Lieutenant, Reid, together with a boat's new of 10 men, were drowned at Osaca on the 11th January while attempting to cress the bar. Rumours are still current of difficulties between the Mikado and the principal Daimios. _ [ONE PENNY itittOtt. MONDAY POPULAR oo CIIRTIL *liferr Joachim made his first appearance this samea at the taneart oilaet night. when the selection (the Instrumental partite entirely ham the works of Bee *oven), was as follow,: etteo Pan L Quartet. fa I 5. OP nom "The Violet SO literat. Sear, la 0, Op Ilk PianofAs a Tito, in ft est. OP. Of -- song. "The Clumsy ilousta„ in 0, Op. " Pianoforte and Vlda likaMborm. We ham so often anbirged en the varied and speedsl merits of Herr Joachim's violin playing, and they are so generally known to the English public, that we need now manly my that this peed artist has returned In the plentitude of his powers—grandeur of tone, brilliancy of execution, dignity and experience in style, being, as hereto fore, the characteristics of his performance. His leading of she second of the three quartets dedicated to Count Rasournowski was distinguished by all those high qualities which he has frequently before displayed in this and other similarly peat works. Qrama. DEURT-LANE Shakespeare's historical play of Remy A. Eighth has been revived at this house, with Mr. Phelps in the character of Weissy. and Mrs. Hermann Veda as Queen Catherine. Mr. Phelps's Wolsey Is one of his most effeativs impersoestions. Richard the Third, with Mr. Barry Sullivan as the Duke of Gloucester, end the Scheel for Scandal, will be revived at abort intervals. The panto mime still holds its plaice in the bills. AMERICA. (HT STUMM TILIGELPH, TREMOR HS. LEOTIR'S SCUM.) NSW YORK, Fss. 17. The North German steamship Deutschland arrived at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The National steam ship Denmark also arrived out on Sunday, and the Inman steamship City of Baltimore, and Hamburg and American steamship Cimbria arrived to-day. Closing Prices. —Gold, 141 i. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 111} ; ditto, 1885, 109 k ; 10-40 Bonds, 106. Illinois, 139 ; Erie, Tri. Cotton ; Middling Upland, 221. Petroleum, standard white, 241. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 40c. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 32c. '- The Nardi GAMS= Lloyd's steamer New York arrived at Southamptoo yesterday. She brings 65 hags of snails, 33 of whit& are for London, 73 passengers for ficttluonptaa, Havre, and Bremen, 447,245 dull. in spas for Louden, 27,155 doh. for Park, and 1,200 doh. for Bainas. in AB 476,631 dolt. ~, . (Per the New York, yid iiestbusplas.) NEW YOBE, Fa 6, Now. Conger has pealed a bill authorising the Secre tor" of War to employ eawasel to defesd otiose eharged with the momeatica of the reneastreedon laws spigot civil preseeatiea. By 86 rotes to PS the Nome of Representatives has pamed a bill, deelarkag all public Lode posted to rail roads is Miesnalppi, Alabama, Loelelsaa, tad Fkeids for feited to the traded States The Foreign Affairs Committee of the &mate hare re oommeadad the ocalseatioa of Kr. Coa's appoint:east to the pest of Aaeira lealater to Thais The Breaker el the Hews of Itspreetelstivas hes oil daily anseaneed that the Anelocatrastioa Bill bee booms law. It is reported thet Feminist inembere of the radical party have determined to revive tle project of impeaching Kr. Jarmo& The Georgia Oeuventlea has adopted as ordinance, de crying to the civil earls jurisdiction over debts contracted prestos' to the termination of the rebeilka. The Arkansas Ormeentien has peened a reselation oppos ing the amalgamation of reels. The New 'York Republican State Convention emembled at Symms yesterday, and passed resolutions endearing the action al Osnpms, and instrasting the republican risk. gates to the presidential ceareutlau to vote for Gewalt Grant end Mr. Antes for the presideary and vise.pred. dews. Wan brau AID PACIFIC STRAxmar 0011CPANY (L ).-4t the berth ordinary anneal owing el sompsay, held yesterday in Iderzperi. Kr. Y. A. Mat in the Asir * • resolution was adepieg leases the dans in OIL tn e 161. nob, 201. befog Xe dead was &dusk Os (animal hobble sof lisnarard Issils bads; sawn do blabs si INV* to gsyli. Xfadis. sad Nor gat 4 dis par bang sonsisil WANK nada Maid pedal is baba podium II ps o r so lis e sse mown et tin aluess Sas mai IMO sad it Ins wad Ind dninsins al Ss bad lbsall dead 12 *Me LYOELII. A new German actor, named Bandmann, who has performed with some Eames@ in Germany and Han. gary, and with even more mow in America and in the Haat& language, made his first appearance before a Lon. dos audience last night at this theatre, in ► tragedy called Narcissi, that is not altogether unknown in this seustry. Mr. Sandman's success was genuine and unquestionable, and he was well supported by Miss Herbert as the Pompadour, and Miss M. Palmer as the French actress, Doris Quiaanit. Miss Herbert's part is rather laokadaiscal, except in the death scene, and she played it with ladylike form ; and Miss Palmer'. character has an interest given to it in the love which grows upon her for Heroism, and she played throughout with admirable power and discretion. As a matter of fact, we may record that she was called on several times with Mr. Handyman. Mr. George Jordan, Miss Furtado, and Mr. William Fasten lent their aid, as far as possible, to the drama, but their perks are what, foe want of • better term, are called unthankful ones. The drama is fairly put upon the stage, with • few familiar anachronisms, such as gas for candles' ; and the courtiers, though wall dressed, were not more awkward than until. The house was crowded, the audieace distinguished and critical, and the reception accorded to Mr. Itftudmann was • distinct thing from that worded to the tragedy. OLYMPIC. A aught, sketchy, amusing pieoo in three acts, by Mr. Stirling Coyne, was produced at this theatre last night, under the title of the Woman of the World. The work, which bears evident traces of its French origin —it is an adaptation of La Vie des Comtism— & called a comedy in the playbill, bat is scarcely entitled to rank so high in dramatic nomenclature. In its original shape there is no difficulty in conceiving it as an elaborate and fully wrought out production, in which the leading character has ample *cope for development, and the story is told clearly and at length. In the var. don at the Olympic—and it is that with which we have to concern ourselves—there is but little evidence of this. The work appears from undue compression to have loet shape end outline. It has a story certainly, but the story hangs loosely together, and seems in danger of falling to pieces at any moment. There is no real centre noun.: which the general interest should revolve. All is vague, uncer tain, and unfinished. We have the ingredients of a drama rather than the drama itself. HAYMARKET. Mr. Robertson's popular adaptation, David Oar rick, hos been revived at this house, with Mr. Sothern in the principal character. On Wednesday next Mr. Turpin will take his annual benefit, when the same programme will be adhered to ; and on Monday next it is proposed to produco a new drama, founded on the French play called Le Boman dun Jenne Somme Pauvre. COVENT GARDEN. An oriental troupe made their firat appearance in this country last evening, at Covent Garden Theatre. in a aeries of gymnastic and other performances between the fares and the pantomime. The dusky company, 18 in number, included half • dozen women and girls; and the whole of them came from India—their native plum being Delhi, Lucknow, Nepaul, and the Puelauh. Some of them were formerly attached to the court of the King of Chide, and they were introduced hat evening as the meet wonderful performers of their alas in India. The feats (which it was intimated were only a sample) were wee. wily limited in number, but such as they were they secured at once the favour of the mil. one.. Some vaulting, ordinary and extraordinary. was first shown, and the performance that weed the most amusement was the movements of • cur. palest lady tumbler. Some remarkable things were then done upon • thin bamboo, at least 20 feet high, and as " whippy " as a salmon rod. This was held by a well. developed Indian in the belt-socket generally used by our own acrobats, while his colleague went through his pro gramme aloft. A female member of the company next entertained the audience by running round her own head, which was firmly planted on the ground with a tumble of sword points directed towards her hoe in molt • manner that had eh* failed in her attempt a good deal of Welting plaster would have been the moult Afterwards the " mystery man" of the troupe did some clever tricks, and two ar three novel feats on a very sleek rope brought the " tint appearance" of the Hindoms to an end. Their desetiptien en teleplay bill is —Cabal"... Elogeish, Perojah, Kleobee, Baas, Leung, female One. reettees ; Meelah Buz, Jadoegheer, Samjoo liaagrao, Nutha Cesratb ; Rajah, Davrie, SWAIN performers on the vibrating rope ; Hum, Kalloo. Byrils, Juddhoo, Scalds. Bishop°, Palwanghosna Ma. PAUL BSDFORD. —The friends of this well• known comedian are getting ap a farewell benefit for him. which will take place next month, and probably at limp lane Theatre. A large number of the theatrical prefer. &ion hare promised their servion. YaMoeda, afternoon a public meeting of the sobsoribmie ma Moods of this Universities' Randall to Omen/ Atria was held at Willis's-rooms, fit. Jams's, for the perms* of elestins (Man for the ensuing year and ma *Mow liesimees ; sad also fey Ms pompom of Uddhe farewell to tic Bi ght Rev. Dr. W. I. Teem who is &Masi bsavieand for his distant diocese s i Central Africa. The of Lomb prodded, and there were present a large of slaw end laity who take an interert la the movemoot. The Mailwaysgrelond) Commie/loners met re birth, at 2._Fister Westminster. Preasa—eit Alommilsr T. Stmeassa, Dirt., Mr. Alba Nasalised. sad Mr. John Fowler. The sooretary, W. Neilsen Esarark. LLD., was also premot. lINIVIREFIIRS Or OXFORD AID OAKUM& learn freak Oxford that then will be a Wee arils rase both is the Orford Mama* and Oxford end sports. is be. of the two mho sew white hes away plase. This gimp ha to frees el Wad) has, we undsolead. boa nimble &how to the wishes of ambridpie, who, three* bei g r o piliteek Mr. Gibbs, Ins beads ammeporlease oo Me with Me. Laing he stem *OF pooh Misdeal= he Oxford asthaties oa the More of he yes be 17 = Voris will mot known until to-day, am it wilt be ia avow of their being Mid ma Me du& eel at is Ousw. PALaaa. —On flanzawa DAT. Momme, Fn, U. —Adagios, ea 1,339 'aft* mos lisislea MTh I