The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-24 00:00:00

IMIIMMEM ?, 4 4 i r r t 4g, N 4.. 6,101.] LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1866. [STAMPED, ld.. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENC TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. a d tl d E EN SLAN D.—B LACK BALL. 'METROPOLITAN HALL, Edgware-road. PASSENGER LINL—New arrangements with IL It's ATR OPen M 7.—See MACARTHY at 9.30 in the new Comic Government. Reduction of steerage fare to El 6. Land Ballet, prowl:weed to be one of the greatest nfteltles of the day pdwa . £3O to all Mamma STAR OF ENGLAND, for BRISBANE% John and Emma Warde. the ocenlealeutions couple, Annie Adams, iiiiistOO Bay, direct. packet for 21Ith February, receiving goo la Loggia setae. Herr Willio, and the Eatereopticon. The Runt wig Me 36th. unless previously hall The accommodation for Ballet of AURORA at UM. Manager, J. J. POOLE. gll abases of passengers by this magnikent ship, being her woad voyage to the colony will be found en inspection to be go argassed by any vessel In the Australian trade. Will sail to date an d be immedkteV followec z li i the TANSY as packet for 10th March—A to JA % Mind and 1110 .. naiad ; all agents for the k Ball Line and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadenhall-drest, London, E.C. tat dividend of ta, •w Tuesday, of Wed. 'O, Portugal- Cliatliffispning Ceram, 01'taw...treat, City, boot manu facturer—fad dividend of id., any Tuesday, at 'lianaWWl. Portugal-street. CiIItUrrOPHER fir2All ICI, SA Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor-- lit dividend of iSs., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. loam Faun, Poole, Bridge, farmer-2nd dividend of Sid. in addition to li. previoualy declared), any Saturday, at i~man'a, Neireaatle-upon-Tyne. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR THE ENSUING WREN. THE COURTS TO BE HELD BY THE QUEEN.. (IZMIR% CLOSING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BERLIN, Fn. The following notices of motion snct orders of the day steed fa the cutler book of the House of Commons for the ensuing week : MUDIE'S BELZOT LIBRARY. THE 171 W SEASON NOTICE. AR the BM BOOKS of the BRAWN and of the past twenty Teen are In circulation at MIDIS% saucer Li EASY. MIST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA PRA ANNUM Commencing at any date. Book Clubs supplied on liberal terms. Prce uses on Batton. ircanrsrZLlCT NEW ORM City OBoe, 4, ZING-STREET, cilium:Ea MONDAY, PCB. M. ORDIND or ran DAY. itann * cumeilu: Now Edition, price Is., T HE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more topactally to own of buidnaas, the studious,, the sedentary. tad all labouring under %be debilitating insole d over-lased eitheradam of body or Wad. By JO= EARTZT, ILD., M Dean and ace, Ludiste 4lll . 3". Sum Moe la., CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its R. itomo, and Alan. ° Co b aro b tt or Author, Great taunts. W. Wares too. holt a Gulw< ard iga eat, to STEAM MOM LIVERPOOL OR 1713NETOWN TO NEW YORE, TWICE A npaz LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, tinct j. PHILADELPHIA STRAMASHIP COMPANY hiked de =their tull-powered Iron Weer Ittateredpe, the Vetted States PROM LIVERPOO L NEW TOIL CITY cri ss. CITY OF COME, Saturday, March I, CITY OF WASUINGTON, Wedzirsday, March 7. And every Wednaday, and altarnata Fridays and naturusys. Cabin pumas. by the mail Moaners sailing ovary Wednesday, IS, 17, and 21 'Wants, according to the se amodaWm. Cabin by Ow Fridays and teamers. 16 guinea+. and passage includae a full supply of cooked Panasagera for Caaada and the Vatted Steam booked =lt% makmdvantageons terms. —Fog further particulars apply to INMAN, V, Water-street, Livorpool; et to al YL.I and MACKY. all, King WiMameet. London. CULARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH EEICAII ROYAL MILE STRAMPINIPS, Ufnted by W Asininity to Nail bohnss LITIRFOOL sad ftrw rosx. sad bonen 1,/ V/LE POOL and HOSTON. Ike Bann Alps call* s$ Halaz in and aad nos* and mils. The fa a r -dam mina an Jo asil leas. iitimpefaiL lit (Mt Os renno tbe JAVA,* NMI YOBX, Saturday, Feb. 2& AFRICA, for ROSTON, Saturday, Merdt 8. •ADSTRALASIAN, tor KIR YORK Saturday, Matt 10. • Taking per engin end goods tar Raman sad Rarenaels. to $0 trausterrod at New York on board tin BALSA Conics. money, landing Orme% foe and pronaloas, bat iltho gla rrewes or liquors :—To Halifax sad Boston, chin = Eft: wend cabin, 216. To New York, chief cabln. Me; penn, Mk—Apply ts and Foord, 52. Old Broadulaway G. a Currie, haws, 12, Mee de la Sense, Paris: G. eau j. Burns, a, Jantsicestreek Caseepw D. sod C. Magner, Quesuslown or A and C. Roarer, 8, r aterW-area Lissa:ea WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET, BOUVIALIWITY.3I7.-13m NEW PitOMILISTOR begs riesectfoilly to Invite the attention of gentlemen in the Temple end neighbourhood to the superior aemenmodation he elf era— IMMO Mara 12 till 4 , on Mindere at 2. A Ike dub-room, gidisble for sorleties' meetings, de.—zucingsnw, Promisee'. PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TZAR aye BERT and MIAMI. -STRONG to FINN SLACK YHA, Ia la, ad Mg delicious Stook Tea is now oily Ss. IL per poend. rare, notes Osfes, Is, 4d., la Id., Is. Id. and Co., Tee lfernattik 8, Xing =Hameln* City, imidois„ RC. A price current free. nears at market prices. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage Rao within Wed miss 01 Ito. I Lin Wiliam strest ; doa worn fres to any railway station or market town In Inglasil.— and Co. have no agents, nor any connexima with any Muss in Wor mier or Swansea. . eurm WAINNS wholegale and export UPHOL- W — STILT and GINERA.I. FURNISHING WARZHOUUS, /rm. 188 to 188. Newhigtoo-butte. Facto=Franclastrect. loped the largest and most varied stock in All goods wsnented, end delivered tram New ilinstrand priced lists of tanners, bedding. Is.. wax £B,OOO worth beet goorcloths (part at Taylor's Deposliny), all new patterns and well asasoned, k. Bd. per yard, worth Is. Pd. DROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS aad ootrarzs, Barrack Paralturs, Trunks. Portman tta.. as PRICES CONSIDKLABLY =MID. 105. PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree ONDON CARPE WHOUSE. I WA UGH sad lION. I sad 4 0 00DG I4TW T. W. '►od Tat. Lot*. , Pit 0 WO i of F. G 0° is a° lev• . ot of II K. is " O A 11 0 . 1° Fial"l4 ,J. P . ovOir HARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, new inveatioo, w admirably eoutrbrod that a roll butt, as wilt as imam auks, may be ridged or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its action is so bnpalpable that the sediment the mast lrnopld ilaid by no possibility can M disturbed. Ides 99, 12a., lam , to wit M, 9, and 18 gallon maks. IRARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mmt•psg required. No more Rat boor or soar wise. na ed. ; ditto, elsotrp_p direct to JAM . Patentes, 14, King Mansion-houso. e i trat Ms name and address ars on inmy hs ; others ars - Imitationa limwavings gratis. IskibUsEad 1829. DAVIES'S ROYAL DANISH WAX CANDLES, la. per lb.: pars/Ina, ls. 84. ; second pararline, 11. 4d. Warm Is. 181. and is. ed. : Mae British was, la. 44.: Maims. mut was, lc gd. ; Belmont wax and is.: botanic wax, ; composite, Pd., 101, and lb' beet, 11 : metallic or Pal- WM*. 9d- ; magnums, ; best dips, Td. : moulds, Std. ; bat Cols' oil, M. 6d per gallon yellow soap, Vs. 40s , 445., ind 4 4 l Bl a ger 1141ba. ; mottled, 18c : old brown Windsor, la. ad. c rmon brown Windsor, ; white Windsor, ; honey. is. 4d.: glycerine and almond, la. per bar—for mah, at X P. DAVIEB and SONS' old established warehouse et. lisrties-lane, Charing-cram, London, W.C. TEETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The tear of pain and dread of operation inherent to all deter eery many to whom ARTIFICIAL TUTU are of vital inner- Muses from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a practice founded in 1830, and now extending over greater part of the kingdom. an experience unequalled hes been obtained, en abling us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of dentistry perfect in its absolute freedom from psis, a tpecialiti pertaining only to our practice, and for which her Majesty has granted her royal letters patent. This system embraces thanes kaiterference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting Inatesd of extraction of loose teeth until they become firm and setni In mastication, and the utter absence of all and every ope vadon, so that the most nervous person can be npplied without fear of pain or inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet predated. Con piltation free. Teeth from 6a, sets from five to 16 gULIDOIIII, warranted. For the efficacy, utility, and sueeees of this system fiy~ddes" Lancet." Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON MOSTLY and BONS, 30, Bernerastreet, Oxford-street, and 48, Strand, opposite Cbaring.eroes Railway Station. Daily attendance at 16, White- Margate, Hull; 10 Norfolk-street. Itheffield ; 6, Nast-parade, Leeds 14, St. Nicholasse, &sabre, and 36, Coney-st, York. Altai:dished 140. No connexion with any one of the same name. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest sad most useful invention of the day, AQUA AILUULT.LA.— Masers. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three King-court, Lombard greet, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully o ff er to the =this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the hair to He pristine hue—no matter at what age. The APS Amarells has none of the properties of dyes ; it. on the is beneficial to the system, and when the hair ls epee one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. El Is. per bottle, or in haU bottles, los. Oti. John Gamlen Ind Co. have been appointed perfumers to IL R. H. the Princess of Helga —JOHN GOSH ILL and Co's. CHERRY TOCII H PASTE is pe aty superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per chemists, and at the manuisatom lied Bull Wharf, eh Upper Themes-Week London. n LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an a - Oriental &dant& preparation for Improving and Beenti tying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces to Pm hands and arms, its capability of irritation and re boring all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freesias, discoloration', and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to Wary toilet It obviates all the effects of climate en the skin, Whether with reference to cold and in.lemency. or intense solar Ittat. Price es tki. and di. 6d. per bottle.--Sold at 20, Hatton ren and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlandg ydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under name of " Kalydor." TTHE BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious and Liver Complainta, FRAMPTON'S PILL of HEALTH. HE by all Medicine Venoms, at la. lid. and Is. Pd. per boa ; or *Wined through any Chemist. DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PIMA, - ssever falling remedy prepared without any mercurial lagredient, from the recipe of 'Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, incßgerticd wind, spews, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, me. For habitual oostiveners, as a family aperient medicine, and as • purifier of late blood, they are truly excellent; mild in their operation and gm/am' to the stomach, they create appetite, promote 4114140 M and strengthen the whole nervous system—Sold by W. lam bert, chemist, 8, Bing William-street, Charing-aver, and by most druggists, in boxes. ls. lid. and 2s. 9d. Be sum to ma for Dr. &Mrs Biliou and Liver Ms. The genuine are in a square green Flame with William Lambert" engraved on the Awn. THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, containing all the latest Telegrams and Expresses of Saturday, exclusive and early political information, and comprehensive City Intent. =ly :he profession) news and epitome of public opinion of sports?, theatrical, doe arta, legal. medical, clerical. literary, naval sod military, and civil service news, is published = b B O IIIZY 1101LICINCi In time tor distribution in the of London by 9 °Valk. Price ls., byt 14 stamp., LIFE THE SCIENCE of ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for seltprwerva mou, and for Imparting health, strength, and elichincy to the mmii important functions of life. Supplemented by an Essay mg Pm Treatment of Nervonsaiess, Lownessof B Piritk 14 "..r 0 t Debility, and Indigestion; addressed especially to prof men, Well of bwinexa, the studious, the sedentary, and all who ! re labourin g under the debilitating effects et ovar.taxed sautes, of body or mind. By of 10 years' practice. "The work forms an excellent manual for all who would learn bow te use life, and not abuse It. On the control of the pandons had the regulation of the functions, the advice throughout lo rooll tvaluable."—Chturh and State Gazette. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. (MAXIS 01 SOLIOrrOgS AND PUBIS= PARTICSILARB ro u OBTAIN= AT THE OPTICS OP THR CHM 11111111 TILLS, 00011 OF BANKRUPTCY, DASINONALL frIILIT.I BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM TRONA& New Charlton, Kent, beery-Us', to surrender March 6, at 1. Jong Mar.tatlL JOHN HAitildla ICSALT, Olouceater - road , Seven gisters'-road. and Percivaletrest, Clerkenwell, working lapidary, Mar. 7.at 2. THOMAS ILVAA, Priacturetreet, Hanoverequare, taller, March!, at TROIKAS DIMNICSON IMURS, Fenchurch-street, and Newland- Wren, Beteweetuus, engineer, March 7 at 12. Hazer Bent. Dazdington.terrace, fit. John'suood, dealer in Jewellery, 7, ad /MPH Airar,Klegnien.llurray,krichmaker's Mar-Latlt JmNOTIMMINIIIDaIIma4 46 -.2dinglee. 2lll2lol, &Olt RINK MOT D.111114016110rd, Haut, steekbroker. .10.141 L WAR HOW*" alatheell. late vistaidlm, March 10, at 11. JOlOl MATTI= THOMPSON, Croydon, Surrey, grocer, Mar. Mat L JAMB JUMFORD, Union-atreei, Borough, and Out Brlxtan, Surrey, boot manufacturer. March 6, at t ZN113173 DIBLA FOsITI, Beekingliamotreet, Strand, professor cd languages. March 10. at It. JONI HANNA, Lower Sydeabans, Kent, plumber, Werth 10, at 11. FRIDIRLICM Getiums, Dstord, late victualler, March 10. at 11. Caen= Wince, LietWurne, Susses, builder, Much 10, at 12. FRAIL ZoilliWlLL, Clapham, Surrey, omnibus driver, Mar. 6, at I. 01 0101 10.01, Creed's-cottage, Peckham Rye, clerk to a hop merchant, March A. at 1. MAMAS KWT NIMIOL&A, Zensington-aeseast, and Dermas ow& Mead, DUI broker, March 6, at 1. WILLIAM Mort Theobald'eroad. Red Lion-Rum stacking weaver. March 7, at 11. (MAWR BOAT, Kingetreet, Bermondsey New-road, rim manu facturer, March 7, at IL Gnomon Weis= Downs& Kingetred, Finsbuy, clerk to an ad vertii agent, March 7, at 11. CHARM Dowse COW*, Belgrave-place, Wandsworth-road, spot to • shipbrokar, March 7, at 11. WILLIAM HIM cab RY PproprieAMtor, & Willi? , mtreet North. Caledonian read, late M at 11. lINNIar Lox; Brick-lane, Spitaldelda. coffeehouse keeper, March 7, at IL WILLIAM REMY DATUM ironmonger, Mar. 14, at I. JAM. Alfrafusi litioatteND,Plumstaad,Luit, commission agent, March 14, at 1. IMMARD BOLTON, Thornton-street, Honelydown, boot manufac turer, March 14. at 12. HEIST Bottum BALDWIN MARRS, St. Mary-et-Ha City, and Stratford, Esser, printer, March 14. at I. HARM OntOiLL BOLL, Aldersgateet ,chememencer Xar.l4,at 1. Oran= Wines. Denmerk-ereet, Soho. baker, March 14, at 2. THOMAS WII,LAYMIL N , Hants, farmer, March 14, at 2. WILLIAM HAIWoOD, 'Arm , bootmaker, March?. at It SAMUEL Bating WARM, , Oat mantdroMertat It &Oat FLITCH= Oaken, etallorditdrit, eons factor,Mar.9. at It bon PINUPS, Mach Wallach, Salop, green, March 12, at It JANUS Joule, Wilford, 6154ZImensh.. ate meat. Mar. 27, at U. two BAILLIR HARaoLls, boronglytentleasan,llar.l2, at IL WMLIAM WHAM, Leiceeter, fancy baster, March 116. at 11. IRMA= Molting, Bedwelty, Monmouthshin, shop manager. March 7 1 at U. 8211311.1111 mon DAVIN& Tenby, Pembrokeshire, draper's amid , ant, March 7. at 11. DUNCAN ICNAUGHTeII, Musks, Teriesktre„ grocer, Marche, at IL WritizX FULTON. fildpton. Yorkahlze, grocer, March 8. at IL 1061111 MATHIAS, Leeds, cloth manuLcturer, March 6, at 11. JOHN GWYN% Bakewell, Derbyshire, druggist, March 17, at It WILLIAM BLACl,Xingsten•upon-Hall,toastermariner, l6 ar. 7, atlt Cinnl33 BYLAW' KettrozlLtrerpool.general broker.Mar.tatiL JoNN BOTLN, Lfterpool. dealer In drum March 6, at 11. JAMES M'CARTIIIi. Preston. fruiterer, March 6, st IL Jour MODALS, Accrington, currier, Mush 6, at U. JOINT, JOHNSON. Charlton upon-Matlock, baker, March 6, at It CHAU= CAN& Leeds, lithographer, March 16, at IL ITELLtaIt OZANON, Leeds. warehouseman. March 16, at it :Ain TWIGS, Astomjnats-filnisloghana, grow, March 9. at 10. • WILLIAM CARPET, Rodeo& Hants. Innkeeper, March 7, all& Soul WATIM, Lincoln. bootmaker, Feb. 18„ at 11. JAMB I TRAMS, Manchester, dagger, March 12, at 91. JOILN HARRISON, Manchester, union porter, March if, aloe. Cluitter HOWARD, Tensed', Staffordshire, botcher llar. 10, st 12. JOIN VIILDIIG, Oldham, coal agent, March 8, at if 110112•2 SPARIa, Swansea, lishmonger, March 6, et 2. 1061PII TOMLINION CIOXALL, Hone& Yorkshire, book-keeper, • March 6, at 10, DAVID Joan. Usefa, Radnorshire, March it, at 10. AMAZONS ifineAtt. ALI= Mash ed MARY NTIRLIS4 Lancaahlre, schoolmistreesca, 8, at 10. Jour Lligg, Wolverhampton, bootmaker, March 19. at It 010101 FALLott, Wolverhampton, brass cuter, March 19, at It. Resin CURTIS, Northrepps, Norfolk. grocer, March 12, at 11. ANIOII ROM., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, painter, March 10, at 10. CHARM° WILLIAM BiDDLES, Touhridge Wells, warehouseman. ' March 6, at 3. lowa DAWNS, Somerootes, Derbyshire, collier, March 12, at It JOSIPM ANDEZWIL Somercotes, Derbyshire, builder, ider.l2,at 12 "Minx Catmint, Chichester, horse clipper. March 7, at It Joan Hann, Shute, Devonshire, painter, March 7, at 11. ALFRIN 001 001, Milton-next-Orevesend, owner. Mar. 7,at It WILLIAM Herat Owe& Gravesend, tailor, March 7, at it JAM. Temper, Holbeach. carpenter. March it, at 10. OMB R. WiLLlANALlangefnl,Anglesey,innkeepse March 8, at IL EDMUND Alllos; Cambridge, coachmakre, March 6, at ft JOHN Onegurnrse, Mexbrough, engine driver. Much 7, at IT. CHAU= 111111? Briastilo, Plymouth. commercial traveller, Much 7, at IL WILLIAM Hamar QUICK Plymouth, marble mason, March 7,at 11, MARL= HARDING, ColebW,Dorsetahlre,inn r,liarch9,at 1L THOMAS LARIUNOTON, Roomette, fellmonger, 6, at 11. 01101011CAIIMI3N, Conlopby. Innkeeper, March 4 at It lawn Maas SHRANK ftrdlff, hairdresser, March 9, at IL. Sorg Buster Nswine.Wallingford, Berke, buildisr,Mar. 9 Ma Jolla MINNA Badmin. March is, at 10. LAST IXAMINATIONE. March 23. L L. Sovereign, Pentonville-mad, Detente* of apt cultural machismo-March 22. A. Sumner, Drummonduncent, Somers-town, cordwainer -Much It T. Y. Mitchinson, Fasten road, clerk In holy omen-March 22. J. N. Sheave and H. Bid- Macomb., Romford, grocers-March It J. Cushion, Hareedreet, Bethnal-green, Japanned furniture manufacturer-March IL J. G. L. Young, Tunbridge. Kent, schoolmaster-March 91 B. Watkins, Havering-street, Commercial•road East. wharf' March FL E. W. Allmon, Church-street, Camberwell, boot makee- March 22. J. Dines, Clyde terrace, Forest-hill, builder-March Mt W. Joy, Toobrldge, Kent. plumber-March 23. W. boulton, Crown-street, Middlesex, builder March 23. IL Winks, sen., Essex-road, Islington, upholsterer-Mach 28. A. F. Mayhew, Clark-street, Mile-en.l. tailor-March 23. Frances Torrington, Crescent-place, Mornington crescent, dealer In fancy geode- March 23. J. Bourne, Wellealey-avenue, Hammersmith. and Pow, hampton-row, Holborn, house agent-March 23. T. Gore, Cliarlest, Hampstead-road, dairyman-March 15. B. P. Natsh, Crescent-street, Poston-square, cab driver - March IA J. Woodward, Easton on the HUI, Northamptonshire, land surveyor-March 16- H. C. Hart, Wellington-road, Bayswater. tailor-March 16. J. Dickenson, Portsmouth, Innkeeper-March 10. IL Blyth. Ethan, Kent, coffeehouse keeper-March 19. O. Clears, Hackney-road, boot maker-March 19 Sarah Glees, Wells-street, Hackney, beersbop keeper-March 19. T. tell, Oxford-street, pork butcher-March it 0. Webster, place. Commercial-road, coffeehouse keeper-Much 19. D. S. Maddock. Liverpool-March is R. J. Meaty& Tenison-street, Lambeth, gentleman-March 13. 8. E. Creber, Plumstead, Kent, journeyman mathematical instrument maker-Mach 15. H. W. Hart, Strand, engineer-March IS. llranie Cecile Denutte, George-street, Portman-square, dressmaker-March 15. J. Hunt, St. John s-hlll, Surrey, secretary to a public company-March 16. J. Gore', Crawford-mews, Bryanstone-square, cab builder- March 14 W. P. Scott, I °Kim late paymaster-Much 16. G. Sutton, Portaea, Hampshire, provision merchant- Mach 15. J. Smith, Cambridge, corn merchant - March 15. F. Bracher, Jermyn-atreet, tailor - March 19. C. E. Anderson, Colebrook-row, Wing ton. commercial trays ler- March IR I. Weller, Church-street, Croydon. lirgeer liarch 19..7. A. Thoday, Willingham, Cambridgeshire, farmer- March 19. W. Scott, Crown-plan, Brixton, plumber-March 19. 11. King, Alexander-terrace, New-cross, organ budder-March 19. J. O'Connor, King Edwards-terrace, Liverpool-road, eques trian agent-March 19. T. M. CUmpbell, Alderminster-terrace, Bermoudsey, saddler-March 20. Y. I. 8 St John, Forest-gate, Essex, author-Manh 20. B. Bennett, John-street, Bedford-row. secretary to a public company-March 20. S. Pye, Brook-street, Upper Clanton, tailor-March 29.. J. Bidleß Ilhiff nal, ShropshLre licensed victualler-March 28 J. Webb Lichfield, grocer- March 2A W. Greening. Birmingham . tai lor-March 6. T. But ton. Ashton Keynes, Wiltshire, late farmer-March IA D. Jones, Usually, Cartnrirthenshlre, shipowner-March IL S. Coulson, I Sheffield, manufacturer of Uwen's patent elliptical bedstead steel springs-March 17. K Graves, Sprotborough, Yorkshire. Um- keeper-March 17. H. J. Whiting, Thorns, Yorkshire , Innkeeper - March 23. R. Moore, Liverpool, 1 rewer -March 19. J. Brace girdle. M. colealleld, innkeeper-March 16. 0. Morthie, insurance avut-March 15. R. Baker, North Shields, outfitter- March 20. W. Johnson, Bradford, hotel porter-March 18. J. ' Hullavington, Wiltshire, carpenter-March Is. E. J. limal a, Leicester, corn dealer-April t W. Caxton. West Ply mouth, furniture dealer-April t J. Bond. frockland, Devon shire, cattle dealer-April 2. C. Lewis, jun.. Koster, ceUarman- April 3. W. Coles. Exeter, innkeeper-March 12. U. Knapp, Southampton, coachuisker-April 10. W. Wat-on, Lincoln, tailor -March 0. G. Brerenn, Congleton, Cheshire, Ironmonger- March it 0. Davey, !Newmarket, Suffolk. innkeeper-March 20. W. Garrard. Laver am, Suffolk, grocer-March 14. H. B. Hann, Somerton, Somersetshire. innkeepsr-Maroh 15. C. New WortleY. near Leda, Joiner-March it B. B. Drake, Htuulet, near Leeds, stonemason-Much 15. Elizabeth Stott, Leeds, pro vision dealer-March 16. T. Waring. Leeds, shoe manufacturer -March 16. J. Simpson, Leeds, coachman-March 29. R. Hewn; Shanklie, Isle of Wight. builder-March 26. W. Dyer, Chelten ham, ale and porter dealer -March 26. D. Blanch*, Mutton Kings, Gloucestershire, teacher of lawny a-Marnh 20. K Inns, Gelligaer, Olanioryanahire, chemist-March 13. W. Del man, Claydon, Suffolk, Ilicklayer -March 9. H. J. Potter, Gravesend, tobscoonist -March it Charlotte Mary Goal& Milton nestGravesend, Waster -Much IL T. Barlow, Spalding, Lin colnshire, butcher Mary 17. Mary Pearce, Kenwyn. Cornwall, late grocer-March 16. H. Clark. Cosaingham, Yorkshire, pork butcher-March 9. X Bulldog. Bolen. late draper-March It J. Munday, Blandford, Dorseire, baker-March it H. Peach, Hilton, Dereetehlre, Thesebarner-March I. W. Reeves, Bath, bootmaker-Mares it. W. Binds& Bath, butcher-March It. W. Hancock, Beth. photographer-March it. W. 11116 Southampton, watelsmaker-March 14. G. Barns& Jen., Bestowspon-Trent, bnotesaker-lbrah 14. T. ROAM Dertonemsdentieedwood, Staffordshire, licensed victualler. BefLRIIPTCILB AWNIILLED. Feb. 20. Jour Celli= IMACILS2OI, Botriph-los. City, NNW chant. Feb. 7. Haar WATSON. Cattier, LthoolnaMre, butcher. DBOXILIATIONB OF DITIDIIMINK Tomas curium. Piceedllo, silversmith-final dividend Md., an y Tuesday, at Stansfeld'a, Portamaliareet. CHAJILBS GIRLIUdi 101.1, Gravesend, eMit in the Admiralty.. DIVIDENDS. March 16. A. T. Itydquist. Falmouth, and Berkley.row Itotherhithe, shlp chandler-March 16. C. Roberta SYlvolloa l row, fl -rise, wooer-March 16. J. H. Harmsworth, Milton, street, Cripp te, tallow chandler-March 15. W. T. walker. Bolleld. Mid coal merchant - March 16. C. F. Words worth, Stoke by-Nayland, Suffolk. tutor-March it F. Barnes. Winchester, soh .a.-March it. C. Flack, Iludbwy, grocer - March IL G. A. Newman. Chelsai, late marine store dealer-March 1 1 1 2 1. . r1b r u t h . r & ad dne, Broadway, Worcester, tailor-March It. R. A. Glmson, Burton-upon- Trent, cabinet maker-March 10. M. Lowe, V7ol.erhampton, March Y 7. T. Woodcock, Lough _basue. tailo r-Mr t c . " W. Hughes, Cardiff, provision dearer - march 16. F .A.. Ydwardes, Llangain. Carmarthenahins, farmer-March U. N. 0111, Ilfracombe, Devonshire, grocer-March 21. A. Ford, Plymouth, baker-March & G. lawe, sen. Leeds, clothier- March & Sarah Sellers and G. H. Tetley. Dudley-MU, Yorkshire, card makers-March 6. J. H. Barlow. Liverpool, bread dealer- March 9. T. Birchen. West Derby-road, Lancashire, builder- March 19. F. Jenkins, an., and F. Jenkins. Jan., Chester, boot makers-March 13. D. W. Sherwood, Stocktospon-Tessa bop' amager-March 111. W. Mtmdle Wardress Howe, Northumbas laud, hemmed victualler -Mar e Somarsetahlre, mason-March 9. W. Palmer, Bridgwater, been keeper-March 10. 1. Dyment, A isholt, Somerset/01" farmer-Moth S. F. Hutchinson, Ltoe, Lancashire, grocer ' March 13. 0. elute, Bury BL Edmund's, baker-March i& P. Whitehead, Jun., BsrdweU, Saffolk, rail or-Marra 11. W. Mesa. Dory PK around' chemist-March 13. W. Major, Balleran ui Z si S i e r_ olk. March 7. F. W. East. Baadisig, March 10. Matilda Josephine Webb, Hastioga, lodging-house keg March 10. G. Wells, Hastings, hotel keeper-March RT 10. C. ERSHIPS Southerden, Hastings, grocer. PAN DISSO H. a Newbery and J. Aspinwall, MaacLVID. hader, rosaufactarese -W. Ratheram and W. Smith, Helper, Derbyshire, wholesale totacoonists-J. Calverley and W. ftraidek Golcar, Yorkshire. woollen manufacturers-IL Booth and J. Verity, Leeds, boot manalacturare-T. Wilson and P. Daman. Wigan, Lancashire, pawnbrokers-T. Barnes. J. S. Wilson, end J. Ward 'trustees et R. Wilson. desseandl, M. M. 'null, and N. Caddis:rt. New castlsupon-Tyne, woollen draws, so far as regards T. J. S. Wilson, and J. Ward-11. Gress and J. W. Om= lossilffe, and Akibrough. Yorkffibins. timber merchants -C. and A. Earle. Liverpool, underwriters-C. Webb and C. . Gardner, Addiscombs, Surrey, hone dealers-4. Illhayne and A. S. Henderson, Walsall. Staffordshire, chemists -S. Mellor and 0. Cloves, Manehaster, joiners-J. Eastwood and J. Owen. Royton, Lancashire, cotton spinners-J. Towns and W. Gregory, Manchester, toot makers-R. Newton and P. M. !Meadow Southport. anotioneers-D. Little. J. Little. end G. Leach. Leeds, woollen mannfacturers-L Hooper and 1. W. North. Watbromwich, Staffordshire, attorneys-J. 2210- Maiialtar and J. Dold, Ora nge-sireet, Bk.osnahary, watahmakers -W. W. Ely and J. J. Ely, High-street, Camden Town, licensed victuallers-W. F. Proctor end C. K Praetor, Seven Sisters'-read. Holloway, licensed victuallers-T. M. ll'Lean and F. Hasa, Hal market. phologralobsre-A. L Attwood sad W. J. lam Luton, Bedfordshire, boot mannfachnars-J. D. Otifilth, T. A. F. P. Sadden , and B. T. L. Lovett, so far as regards B. T. L. Lovett-A. Pulford. P. C. Bosnia, and R. Spear, Si James's street, Westminster, tallow-J. Cravat and B. Gregory, Brad ford, staff manufacturen-M. B. Donald , W. Donald. T. Donald. G. Donald. and J. Donald, Manchester and CarUale, cotton manulacturen, eo far as regards W. Donald and T. Doaald-4. Foss and W. V. Harris. Newton Abbot and 'dila Devon shire. groons-W. Wilesme and A. Mos, lan., ware house keepers-J. W. Harrison and R. Harrison. eobald's road, Holborn, grocers-J. Webster dad F. Tape, Putn e y,e wine merchants -W. Bacon and L Blade, Manchester. button manulactorera-S. D. Lloyd and W. Vickers, Blanchester, Mather dealers-J. F. Bishop, T. Goodman, and M. Bishop . Notting ham, lace nianufactursn-J. M'Rean. R. Crewdaon. A. Crewd eon, and T. Greenall. Halms, manufacturers. so far al gards T. Greenall-J. Metealfe and J. gudgeon, Halifax. York shire, machine wool-comb makers. eon= 811Q17ESTRATIONK lona SITBIRFLARD, Geddes, Nairnshire, blacksmith, March 2, at Auderson's Hotel. Helm ANDREW Taollll7l/la m V, spirit merchant, March 3, at the Clydesdale Motel. ADOLPH 0041>V1711. Glasgow. commission merchant, March 2, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. 112613 PUNCH) Cram, Glasgow, cabinet maker, Feb. 27, at the Faculty Hall, filasgow. .TAmie &Wm, Greenock, clothier, March 6, at the Tontine Hotel, Greenock. GLaUP MIDIII/011. lasmahagow, Lutarkshire, mineral borer, Mar. 3, at the Douglas and Clydesdale Hotel (Arkle's), Hamilton. *porting intelligence. THE WINDSOR GRAND_NELUVARY AND OPEN STREPLECHAS23. —MCAT, Tea MiLITART Sleiheert.:l6 of 6 sows. ads. with 25 aided for horses the property of officen on full pay; winners extra ; the winner to be meld for 100 *ova About three miles. (6 sobs.) Mr. Butler nd Meerschaum, aged, list ..(Capt. Johnston's) I Captain C. Rovriey's Travtata, (Colouel Knox) 2 The follxwing also ran : Sweet Spirit, Bravo, and Arrow. Betting : 2 to I agst Arrow. 3 to 1 agst Bravo, and a to 1 each apt Meerschaum and Traviata. THz Bcounion Mexarluf PIA= (Handicap), a sweepstakes of son. sack with 60 added: winners Tib extra. About two miles. (13 subs.) Mr. Daly's Banker, by Connaught Ranger, aged, llet (gr. Barry) 1 Mr. Summers's Princess Dagumr, aged, list 10Ib, (inc. 71b es) (0. Holman) 2 Colonel Knox's The Aggresor. 6 yrs, 1110 elb (W. Reeves) 11 Rochester. Sulks, and Acolyte also ran. Betting . sto 2 apt Banker. 3to 1 apt Strike, 4 to 1 apt The Aggressor, and 6 to 1 apt Rochester. Tim GUARDS* COP, a sweepstakes of 6 son. each for hunters, the property of and to be ridden by officers in the Guard: Weight for age. About three miles. (9 subr.) Lieut. Lord C. Inns* Kees Tomnty, 6715,115 t 101b(Owner) 1 Lieut.-Cols G. W. Kiwis TbeAggravator, aged, )rat 101 b, (Owner) 2 The following also ran : Meg Merrileek BPsiPeeli. Beecham, Bookmaker, and Julia. Betting : 6 to 4 agst Tommy, and 6 to 1 offered, bar one. A HUlrriaa Singes of a son. each, with 26 added ; 120 each, with penalties and allowances. About three miles. oen a) Captain liagord es. Crucifix, 12st 121 b (Captain Harford, 1 The following also ran :—King Arthur. Good Lad. Bore/lee. Betting: 5 to son Credit:, 2 to 1 egg Beverley, aLd 6 to 1 agst any other. A SILLINO STIZTLICHASS 01 5 eon each, with 26 added ; weight for age, selling allowances. About two miles. (8 subs.) Mr. Burdett's Ivanhoe, by Newminater Rowena, aged, list bulb (SOL) (Owner) I Mr. Land's Mato, 5 yrs, llst db (801.) . (Mr. Mumford) 2 The following also ran ; Rochester, Echo, Regulator, Shiite, Briague, and Geraldine. Betting : 6 to 2 each apt Shiite and Rao, 3 to 1 apt Gael dine, 6 to 1 apt Rochester. and d to 1 apt any other. SO move., h ft, 12st 7lb each. About three miles. Mr. Wesley's Hengerford, Captain Hanford, received forfeit. Sir B. Roberts' Irishman, p dd. MATCH, 60 son. Abou three miles. Mr. Brabazon's Agnes, 1110 ; Captain Williams's Maroon, lid 7lb ; off by commit. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE , . 10 to 1 apt laura,;off) 20 to 1 apt Aleibiade t) 10 to 1 Cortolvin (off) 40 to 1 Inuellan (t) 11 to 1 Mistake f) 50 to 1 Old Oeweetry 14 to 1 Creole (t and off) TRIG BRITISH LAND COMPANY (LIMIXBD).—The tenth annual meeting of the shereholden of this company was held yesterday evening, at the London Coffee-home, Ludgate-hill; Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P., in the chair. There was a very large attendaoce of shareholders. The report of the directors coogratulated the shareholders on the fact, that an increase bad taken place in the besieges of the company, the sales for the year having amounted to 173,459/., as mail:int 142,3351. last year. Estates had bean purchased at Addisoombe, Actoo, Barnes, Barnet Town, Baxmoor, Bromley (Kent), Cheam, Dover, Dulwich, Hornsey, Lea Bridge-road, Dayton. Leytonatone, Marto°, Plaistow, Stevenage, Stratford-bridge, and Tottenham Station. The annual statement showed'' balance of profit (after mita( the interim dividend of 6,0001.) of 26,7261., and out of this sum the directors recommended a further dividend of 5 per emit. for the half-year. and a bonne of 7 pee cent., free of income tax, making 17 per cent. for the year, and leaving • balance of 11,2231. to be ca'ried forwar.". The amount of capital called up had bean increased during the year from 120,0001. to 140,0001, by two calls of IL per share each on the new shares. With a view to meet the iecreasing busi ness of the &mealy the directors have called a special meeting of the shareholders, to propose to them to extend the borrowing power of the company, and to authorise the directors to avail themselves of that power to the extent of 600,0001., incise:lin the amount now borrowed. During the year the company bad sustained a serious lac. in the removal by death • of two of its earliest sad most ieenential supporter'', via., Richard Cob des, req., M.P., and W. A. Wilkinsos, Egg. The chairmen, in moving the adoption of the report, re ferred to the satisfactory position of the company, remark ing that he held the enviable position of chairman of a company which declared practically • dividend of 17 per cent. The. sales derieg the year bad bees 31,0001. more thee those of last year, and it was a feet for congratulation that a great deal of the old hod had been remuneratively dispeeed of. The adoption of the report was carried mum monde. The retiring directors, Messrs. C. Gilpin, M.P., T. Beggs, and J. F. Bosterus, were re-elected. A resolu tion proposing that the remuneration of the directors be increased from 1,8001. to 2,3001. w.s unammonsly agreed to. The meeting then resolved itself into a special ore, to extend the borrowing power of the company to the extent of 600.0001., including the amount already borrowed, and for repealing curtain clauses in the regulations of the oompany. OMUTA& BALACR, ORB SHILLING DAY. FRIDAY, PM Xi—Admissions cm paymsni, 1,134 ; ditto; by seems tickets, 1,152; total vigitom, t 286. [AErectisoment]-.-HOLLOWAT'II OINTIIIINT AND Piusk—Sores which are daily extending, ulcers witichare hourly desplui4 _may be arrested In their torturing progress and In duced to take a healthy action applying ads beetbirolat ment and taking these purifying Ile. - It soothe, all di and extracts all morbid humour from the akin. Oldricerral the legs, inflammations caused by varicose seise, erempe the lower limbs. can sensibly be eased and shovel" cured by Ildnar way's never-failing ointment, which represses excessive and sti mulates slriagisk, vascular, and merveue settee. In condign none bnaking down under pike, fistulae, _and other similarly ginmas nee, • few applications of this coming ointment wil comfort, ends puatstance in Its use win eireell ••mint The Prussian Chambers were closed to-day by Count von Bismarck, who read the speech from the throne. The speech says The government opened the Diet in the hope that the desire ani mating the Prussian people for an arrangement with the government would find an echo in the representatives of the country. The first utterance of the session, namely, the speech of the President of the Chamber, gave expression to the hostile sentiments of the majority of the deputies. In harmony with this speech were the subsequent proceedings of the Chamber, which tended not towards peace but towards strife." The speech then describes as unconstitutional the resolutions of the house respecting the annexation of Lauenburg, the Cologne banquet, and the recent decision of ' the Supreme Court. It continues as follows :—" In view of these aggressions, the government asked itself the question, whe ther 'results favourable to the peace and welfare of the country could be expected from the continuation of the debates in the Diet. His Majesty the King was desirous that the reply to this question should be postponed until a discussion had taken place upon a motion, in which the efforts at mediation of a minority of the deputies could find expression. This opportunity occurred in the debate upon the address, proposed by Herr Reichen spirger. The progress of this debate did not, how• ever, remove the anxiety of the government, that, through the course adopted by the Lower House, the country would be exposed to more serious dis. union, and the future settlement of the existing disagreements be rendered more difficult. In order to avoid these grave oonsequences, the King ordered that the session of the Diet should be closed." AUSTRIA AND ITALY. FLOB.ENCE, Fie. 23. To-day was the date fixed for either party to the Austro-Sardinian treaty of 1851 to give notice of a desire to withdraw from that convention. No such notice has however been given, and therefore the provisions of the treaty remain in force for the en suing five years, and will be applied to the entire kingdom. News received here from Venice announces that the trial of the Friuli insurgents had terminated. Three of the accused were sentenced to be im prisoned and kept in irons for six years, and forty nine for five years ; fifteen were acquitted on account of insufficient evidence, and three others were declared innooent. . . To-morrow the Bank of Italy will reduce its rate of discount to 6 per cent., and the interest on deposits to 7 per cent. HUNGARY. PESTH, Pia. 23. Yesterday afternoon the Emperor reoeived a deputation from the Croatian Diet, In reply to their address his Majesty expressed a wish that the Diet of Croatia should speedily oome to an under -standing with that of Hungary upon the queettien of union. CARDINAL ANTONELLI'S DESPATCH. The Nord of yesterday, referring to Cardinal Antonelli's despatch, says " The despatch, or rather the essay of the chief Secretary of State of his Holiness, tells us nothing very new, except that those who hoped to see reconciliation between the Papacy and the kingdom of Italy must once again cocsider their hope as belonging to the realm of departed illusions. Cardinal Antonelli issues a fresh edition of recrimi nations against the new order of things created in Italy and against moderu principles, social and politica!, recriminations so familiar to the Roman Cabinet, and which, despite the undoubted talent with which they are presented in the despatch in question, Lave lost nothing of their habitual acrimony. The object of the Cardinal is in sub stance to show that the execution of the conven tion of the 15th of September must inevitably lead to the complete ruin of the possessions and power still left to the Pope, and that it is the duty of all the catholic powers to intervene in order to save the papacy and the remnants of its patrimony menaced by the revolution, and by what in the opinion of the statesmen of Rome is little better, the Italian government, and its "bands of invaders." It is very curious that among the conditions of the papal government's weakness Cardinal Antonelli cites the penury of the pontifical treasury, resulting from the obligation it is under to pay the debt appertaining to the provinces it has lost, and from which it derives no revenue. After the resis tance of the Holy See to the execution of the clause of the September treaty, the object of which is precisely to put an end to this abnormal state of things, the complaints of the Secretary of State are completely out of place. But the Holy See likes to play the martyr ; that is one of its favourite objectives, and at the same time one of its principal forces ; and as a matter of course it neglects nothing which can favour the ap pearance of martyrdom, even at the expense of truth." TEE CATTLE PLAGUE Rierrrawn—An analysis of this week's cattle plague returns shows that of the counties England, Wales, and Scotland, 22 counties remain free from the discus. Is 34 counties no cases have been re. ported as occurring during the week. 27 counties show an increase of 2,281 cases. 23 counties and the metropolitan police district show a decrease of 870 coma. Showing a total increase during the week ending February 17, 1866, is England, Wales, and Smorland, of 1,411 cases, as com pared with the week ending February 10. THE COEPoRATIoN Or LONDON AND THE CATTLE PLAGUE. —A special Court of Aldermen was boldest yester day at Guildhall, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken in reference to the act to amend the law relating to contagious or infectious diseases in cattle and otter animals, which has just been passed by the Inials tura. The Lord Mayor presided , and there was a full at tendance of tnembeis of the court. A deputation from the Markets Committee of the Court of Common Council was also preeeot. The town clerk (Mr. Woodthorpe) at the request of the smart read the fourth and the eighth section of the new act of parliameot, by the fleet of which the Court of lord Mayor and Aldermen of the sty of Leedom was de clared lobe the "local authority" for the Garwood carrying oat the whole of the prorisioss, with the exception of mak ing a rate to cover the expenses ism red, the power to do which was vested in the Metropolitan Board of - Works. The otter pectins gave power to the !ma authority so consti tuted to delegate their power to a oommitteein ehediffannt districts, who would have full power to act in all matters connected with the carrying out of the act. Mr. Woad thorpe at the same time reed a letter that haled received from the Markets' Committee of the Court of Common Owareil, informing the court that they had received a letter from fin George Grey, telling their stleatiaa to the provisions of the new set of perliement, sad questing them them to make the Deressary atraorments for providing markets and other means far supplying the metropolis with deed meat. The committee were &onions to scaler with 'the Omit of Aldermen upon the subject, in ceder that they might co-operate in divot* the object in view, ••4 a deputation from the Markets' Committee wets sow' is attendants for that pintoes. After semis die <maim a viatica wee Mall that the Eke:Bl.oo%th et Lamle skald be formed into • committee with the members the special committee of the markets, and that such com mittee be the foal authority for the purposes of the act of parliamenb under dirassicia. 'no motive was carried unsaimemir, Supply—Committee. Supply—Report. Exchequer and Audit Departments Bill—Second reading. National Debt Reduction Bill—Third reading. Savings Beak' and Poet-DOW Saving* Banks Bill—Third reading. Penelope Bill—Committee. Lebow.* Claims' Dwellings Bill—Second reading. Jamaica Government Bill—Committee. Cattle Diseases (Ireland) Bill—Ekroond reading. Artisans and Labourer"' Dwellings Mill—Second reading. Nonce' or Merrieut. Visonant Hamilton—To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Departmeot whether the government have re ceived any authentic additional information on the subject of the late attempt stated to have been made to land sheep surreptitiously on the north meat of Ireland by boats from a ship bound from a Bootee so an English port. Mr. Nicol—To ask the Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education whether any steps have been taken to obtain, through the local authorities In district' infected with the cattle diverge accurate weekly informa tion ea to the number wf cattle " attacked, lolled, died, sad reeweeted aid oleo as to the sumer of preventive end curative treatment in thine dietreits ; sad whether there is any change in the character of the dimes sines its first spiesranis. Mr. Gregory—To oak the First Commissioner of Works whether it is the intention of her Majestyls government, in the bill which is to be brought in to remove the cense dans of 'lateral history from Bloomsbury to Kensington, to continue the present tenet as the governing body of the new UMW= : whether it is their Intention to %traduce pro. visions to stable the triunes* to dispel* of duplicates to other museums : and whether it is their intention to move the estimate for the new museum at Kensington before as certaining whether parliament is preparJd to break up the British Zoe= and transfer the natural history mike- Um; to Kensington. Mr. H. Bartow—To ask the President of tie Pear law Board to state oa what principles he considers Elsorris Telegraph Companies ought to be assessed for the purpose of the Poor-rats. Mr. Hadfield—To ask the Attorney-General whether the revision of the skeleton will be pro:waded with this session. with a view to repeal old. useless, and obsolete meta of parliament. Mr. Haabury-Tracy—To ask the President of the Board of Trade, _whether the attention of the government has bras Galled to the peat decrease in the number of ap and boys bone by our merchant ships _mad the iMsaeed employment of foreign seamen • "theater their attention has been called to the great prey:dame of scurvy la the marabout navy ; sad, whether, under them einem- Mabee% any measures will be takes to extend to the crews of merekset ships the bend's derived from that system of in , spatien of provision and accommodation sew in form in r to emigrants, convicts, and other peseenges. i li elliblaset—To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether any arnagententa have been made to issues the uniform carrying into egad of the Primes Aot of hat session; sad, if so, whether sash er rsegemeota inhale the a ppointment of an &Ultima in spector of prisons. The Attoroey-Oneral for Ireland—Petit Juries (Ireland) —Bill to consolidate and amend the law relating to Petit Juries in Ireland. Lord O. Paget—Navy estimates (is ocenazittee at supply). Yr. Childers—Suppleamatary estimates New Zealand war ; and supplementary estimate civil services. Oa going late Committee of Supply. Mr. White—To move the following resolutions :—" That the expenditure of the government baa of late years been exasedve • that it wee and is now ' taken in reat measure out of thZ strategs of the people, mid forms in no small degree a deduction from a scanty store whirl is necessary to entire to them a enffwiney, not of the comforts of life, but even of the prime necessaries of food, of clothinm of shelter, and of fuel . " " That this house, whilst of fie obligation to maintain the enmity of the musky at home and the protection of Its interests abroark iD ilin": l 4 111 1 141MSCI leiih tite yr phi itimatity of enemy in every departammi of the state, and is of opinion that no administration is deserving of the conildeon of this hence and the country, which shall not relieve the present bind= of Unties ea the un represented and other classes, by making an early and Imp reduction of the government expenditure.* Lord R. Montagu —To silt attention to the inoon •11111i0000 of the eoeflioting jurisdictions (se to what, lighting, and cleansing the streets) in the the metropolis ; and to ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if her Majesty's government purpose to legislate upon the subject. Mr. H. B. Sheridan—To call the attention of the Secretary of State for the Home Department to a recent case in which a gentleman, returning at night from a mo feeslooal engagement, was violently attacked es a public highway, and to ask upon what evident., the perms so attacked has been locked up in Maidstone Gaol for defend lag himself. Bir J. Walsh—On navy estimates, to call the atten tion of the house to the importance of continuing the con struction of free-clad men of war ; and to move for return of the total cost of building and equipment of the Warrior and Agincourt respectively. TUESDAY. Fl 5. 27. North= or Monona. Lord Stanley—To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether his attention has been called to statements made in the London and China Telegraph of the sth inst. is referees:* to the exchange question in Japan ; and to ask him to produce a copy of the report made by Mr. Arbuth not, of the Treastu7. en the operation of the present system of appropriating the profits arising out of the ex change ; and whether any sums bed been carried to the credit of the public accounts, out of the profit arising from the difference between the threes% value of the Jepson, Ichibon and the rate at which it is supplied to the naval, military, and civil services. Mr. ilibbert- Capital Punishment+ in Prisons—Bill to permit capital punishments to be carried out, under certain rielatioos, within the interior of prisons. Mr. H. B. Eiheridsn—Railways (Orterds' and Passengers' Communication)—Bill to compel the directors of railway companies to provide efficient means of communication between the travellers by sad the guard in charge of rail way trains. Mr. B. Glabrous —erloeial Goverson (Retiriog Pensions) Act Ameodment —Bill to emend an sot pored last eerie° Galled " The Colonial Governors (Retiring Pensions) Let." Mr. Ayrton—Metropolitan Local Ooverament, Select committee to inquire into the local government and local taxation of the metropolis. Mr. Crawford—Rest India Communicatioos—Select com mittee to inquire iota the practical working of the present videos of telegraplrc and postal communications between this country and the East Indies. Sir B. Bridge fl herPlague—That an bumble address presented to Majeaty, conveying to her Majesty th e earnest desire of a large portios of her subjects that a Lord's Day be specially set apart for prayer and humiliation, on accoant of the national calamity mused by the cattle plague. Lord R. Montage—Vletovia—Address for copy or ex tract' of despatches and paper _ relating to the &pate between the two houses of legise in tbe colony of Vic toria concerning the Appropriation Bill of 1865. WIDIIIIDAY, Frs. OEDX2B OF IDS DAY. Qualification fir Officio Abolition Bill—second reading; Fellows of Colleges Declaration Bill—second reading. Narthex or Mimosa. Mr. Newdegate—Oa second reading of Qrtilification for Moss Abolition Bill, to move that it be read a second time open that day six months. Mr. Walpole—Ou method reading of Fellows of Colleges Declaratios Bill, to move that it be read a second time upon that day six months. FRIDAY, Bianca 2. Norman or Morrows. Mr. Maguire—To ask the Attorney-General for Ireland, whether ha considers the present state of the law, practice, and procedure of the troth Court of Admiralty satisfac tory ; whether there is any special reason why a measure of reform should not be based upon the report and recom mendations of the royal commission of 181,4 s od whether it is the intention of the government to allow another legatos to elapse before such a measure be practically under taken, or to introduce it this year is sufficisot time to afford a fair chance of eta bei n g p ease& during the prenent session. of farther Mr. Maguire—River Plats—Addrea for copy correspondence relative to the war in the River Plate (is osationation of papers already laid upon the table). Os going into Committee of Supply. Mr. B. Cave—To ark the President of the Poor-lawßoard, whether be Intends to bring in a bill, daring this thesine, for the rating of mines and woods to the relief of the poor. Mr. Gregory—That so humblo •ddr•es be presented to her Majesty, that oho will be gosiously plowed to the her isflosooe with foreign powers for theparpoes of maim the prineiplo that pirate property should be hem from captors fry sea a maxim of idermitirmal maritime law. Mr. Nekswiolt—T• ask the Presideet of the Peor.lirir loud whether ha pregame, dodo( tho prom* esmiso, to bring is a bill for this purpose of rating woods to the relief of tpo poor, mad thy road mann for the "modeled of the poor-law, fouedwt ow the report of the select oommittee presented &deg tbe last maim. Gemara Da Irish call &Motive to tho report of the onsadtbee ot Irish lethettoo presided thet sessile. • Notice is given in last night's Gazette that the Qaesu will hold courts at Buckingham Palace on the fol lowing days :—Friday, Much 9 ; Friday, March 16 ; Satur day, March 24 ; and Moeday, May 14, at 3 o'clock ; sad Tuesday, June 19, at 4 o'clock. The following are the regulations to be observed:—By her Majesty's command the number of ladies and gentlemen attendiag each court will be limited to two hundred and fifty. innludioll those who will be presented to her Majesty. It is expected that gentlemen will present themselves at her Majesty's courts only when is attendance upon the ladies .1 their families. Those gentlemen who have not teen presented to the Qom will, under such circumatanoes, be eligible for presentation to her Majestyat these einem. The pressatationof ladies and gentlemen will be limited to sue heedred at each court. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to attend her Majesty's courts mast send in their names aid addresses to the Lord Chamberlain'■ Office, St. Jentes's Palace, S.W., on or after Thursday the Ist of March, and these names will be sub mitted foe her Majesty's approval in the order of their receipt at the office. All epplieetioes mast be made in writing, and no named will be received previous to the Ist of March. Ladies and gentlemen who desire to be pre sented to her Majesty musk in like meaner. seed be their names and addling; to the Lord Chamberlain's- Mee within the days above-mentioned. ♦ letter from the lady or gentlemen by wham each preandiatiss le &ebb made must in ell amen be forwarded. The Queen has been graciously pleased, with regard to these courts, to dispense with the regulation that the lady or gentleman must attired the court at which they propose to make presentations to her Majeety. The Lord Chambeelsia will forward to all piteous who me be received eider the above regulations cards for their admission to Buckingham Palace at the ' court which her Majesty shall be pleased to appoint foe their reeeptios. In seeding in their MUM ladles sod gentleman are requested to mastics the court which they would prefer to attend. All those ladies and gentkinen who mein ends d admisrien to Bueidegheas Palms sect requested to bring with them two large cards with that" dames clearly written thereon, one to be left with the Queen's pegs in attendance end the otiose to be delivered to the Lord Chamberlain, who wM aanounee the name to her Majesty. Is the cased pressetatioa the name of the presenter must be inserted on the card. The state sport•' merits will be open for the remotion of company main to court an hoar previous to each court. Full dress—MOM with trains. Smits, Lord Chamberlain. • Notice is also given that his Royal Highness the Priam, of Wales will, by command of the Queen, bald levees at St. James's Palace, oa behalf of her Majesty, as Wedseeday, the 7th of Mush next, end co Meaday, the 19th of March next, at 2 o'clock. It I. the Queen's OM sure that preasatations to hie royal highness at these levees shall be considered as equivalent to preseetstions to beg Majesty. (nom (An mores Gamma) Tan Psnras or WALNd COUNCIL CZAIEBTS, Brickflionset-imeg, Foe. 2L—Hie Royal Highness the Prima of Wales hes bees pleased to direct lettere patent to be paused ruder the seal of the Duchy of Cornwall appoint ing Join Thome Hoary Peter. of Ohyvuton, Esq., sheri ff el the county of ClornwalL Fozzunt-ornoz, Jam. 23.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Philip Feetoe, Esq., now a Sewed Secretary to her Majest y's Diplomatic Service, to to be Secretary iler Majesty ' s ßoo at Athens. Foamos-osimm, Fes. 23. he Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Major Samuel Wesel", Blacken to be her Majesty's Judge in the emend Omits of Mixed Ocenedeska established at Sierra Leone, under Trea ties with Foreign Powers for the suppression of the Slave Trade. 21.—The Queen bore been phased to preseni the B.ev. Roberi Jolaisiohe to its fluor and pariah of Leuelters, in the presbytery of St. Andrew'o , and comity cf Fife, remit by the death of the Rev. David Watson. Dow/mm-Bmm, Fmk 23.—The Queen has been pleased to units the Oolosy of Sierra Lome with the Forts and Settlements on the West Coast of Africa iota one go vernment, to be called the West Africa Settlements, and to make provision for the government of those Settlements. Her Majesty has also bees p le ased to appoint Samuel Woolley Shekel!, Req. (heretofore Domeier of the Colooy of Sierra Leone and he Depondeeeies), to be Governor and Ommander-in-Cliief of the West Africa Settlements. THROWN.; FIB. 21.—The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury have appointed Francis Grant, Esq.. President of the Royal Academy, in the room of Sir Charles Leek Eastlake, deceased, and the Very Rev. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster, to be trustees for the formation of a gallery of the portraits of puma eminent in British history. ADMIRALTY, FIB. 23.—Lieutenant his Royal r Highness Prism Alfred freest Albert, KG., has been this day promoted to the reek of captain in her Majesty's Seek THE FENIAN MOVEMENT IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT. Three arrests were made to-day in Dublin ; one of the prisoners,. named Patrick Condon, states that he is a captain in the American army. The soldier of the 17th Regiment charged with baying taken part in the late attack on the police in the county of Tipperary has been identified as having been present on that occasion. The bead-constable who was wounded by Geary in Newcastle West is re covering. Captain O'Connell, late of the Federal army, has been arrested in that town. Other arrests have taken place in various parts of the oonntry. Saunders' News of yesterday Rays :—" A most important we're was made on Thursday evening of a supposed Facia° council, which was sitting and engaged in debate in Pllawarth'e public-bolus, James's-street, whoa iuterrupted by tee polio.. The prisoners were armed with revolvers, bat so quickly sad so cleverly were the meets made, that they bad no opportunity of using them. The most serious feature of the *Hair is that 11 soldiers were toned amongst the party. Countable Dunne, who was shot at Gleobane, comity Tipperary, on Saturday night last, is not dead, as reported by some of the loon papers. but is in • fair way of recovery in the Cashed Infirmary. Several persons who bad been arrested on sus picion of being participators in the attack on the police were dials:god f om custody, the oevetablea having been unable to identify them. A soldier named Dillon, of the 17th Regiment, had also hem arrested for being columned in this affair. Tee constables, however, did rot identify him as use of the party, that fired on them. Anodise dariag Fenian outrage—an fact, a deliberate attempt t o commit murder— was pszpstrated on Wednes day evening, in the town of Newcastle West, county Limerick. The bead-zoo/table of the station. Sullies° attempted to arrest • man named Geary. a sospecied Fenton. Geary drew a 'evolver front under his coat and filed at bead-constable Sullivan, shooting him through the shoulder and arm. For the present Geary has moaned. One SCOMIIIt says that the wounds are of of a character to eodaager life, another reports that he is dead. The court-martial at Cork on Sergeant Derrell. who steads charged with Feaisoinn, is still at hearing. The iotoness Wi n ne deposed thst be had sworn in the prisoner as a Fenian at the bone if Geary, the • metre' tor Cork, sad that he often attended mestisp for (billing purposes." CANBRIDOZ lINIVINAITY SPOILT/I.—The distance to be rue for the Strangers' Ilsoe—a cop, value 201.—ed St. John% College sports, Cambridge, has been altered from a half to a gamier of a mile. Emma Ext.:HANOI BAllL—The directors of the Easters Examine Book (Limited), Liverpool, Weed their report yesterday. It states that bringlog forward from the 30ris Janos sum of 6,4300/. lls. 4d., asst after making pro vision for doubtful debts, there reunion a balsam of 13,1521. 131. 2d. Of Ibis sum it is proposed to appropriate (at the ordinary meetior to be held oa the let March) 10,0001. is merest of a &Tidied for the pest year at the rate of 5 per cost., free of Moans rax ; 1,200/. so redustion of prelimloary impasse account; and 2111. in reduction of bank (unitive scooset, Lavin a sum of 1,742/. to remune rate the directors and to our, over. The report states Mat the high rate of interest prevsilieg in England hoe tended to reader ',misstep) operatios• less profitab , e, while addirlocal expanse have boob entailed by the necessity to afford ade quate relief to the officers during the late epidemic hi Egypt. The directors, however, continue to feel the utmost ermsdenee In the position and prospects of the leek, sad the gradual banal* of its beelines. Haim% AND Smixont surromm m Dv Bmmis DINJAKieII lawman ADANA Fool whia sores wit/soot ear Win tottorranitoto, oc =s e. ftodlettattli. 0010. mans. I=lgZrtebta.DaPlioNolmes: liver, sod stomach oeutprint al . 'l it rues Atty lis coat M other ressibme. and le the Wet toad for bakotts. &MOO cortfaissiaLly.— Du Berry and Co., No. • 1, /4 71, Ranßegent riondoei, 140mIn tine, as ta ta. td. ; nibs ; Win, 446. Grasularilbairesi; 4, Chispild ; . SIMI am Otandemod; - tad it ell anteets.—( idvertlittetaLl