The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

I r 7- , -,_,‘, NEWSPAPER 41 .: -- ' t • •... . 1 ..--- t i . f - . -':= a , ' ". . . .:1 .1 i 1 , a- " . "1• e f TV( OPENCIE :ARCH la; MI6. 6 At ,116 Direct.—The favourably-known clipper I ILI MEALY HILL, A 1 10 pen, boding to the Loa on wee, This vane her been bid =the berth with a soda ow *cook deepatch, and is la fat the beet eppeettintv Isr to rra or fter i l t ot row empty to MTH And WAN.- -... 9:1•NIN SL AN D. —BLACK BALL LINZ. their uniassomio with her MaYesty's Government, land Wm £3O eashoLe given to all persons paying MMUS* . 49 by WM*. NETIIERBY, tor GRISBILNY Moreton Bsp), alg a packet Mr "let Mardi, reeetetag goois until Mt= i gvidomil la- nig llspclass and favourite slipper has m oony NI poop, Mimi accommodation for saloon by any dap In the Anatrallan trade. Wire= iiimmou, and ban on board distilling appiatima tar ccallocal luso' of trash _ water. The orrsniotienis * l 4= • of su thaws aro er the ingervlskin et ber n Mean Will call at Pl7ool4lL—Apply togjEt z thi.; JAMES SAMS snd no., m il. Y. MADLY end Co., I, Leadeubsll4trest, Ueda a -------- "' A"dgmARD LLN&—BRITISH and NORTH VAN /LOYAL min, nunkinnallired_4 Obi Albaftlft _sil lostwoonW mod TOLL, sal b•twesa LIM:IOL and . the Wales al Sd to bad old nocalve and man It i o ni a Nola ne other mink ope to min tram Livorno* NNW at Cart lo roesivo Th. moils : •=iILADIAIf, for Insw 'TOIL 50t01447. March* • Pubmilei sad nimbi far Sanaa ong Savannah. to Ito Nannforred at Now Tort on board tbo RAAB. Conks. CHINA, for BOSTON. Sodurday. March TT. CUBA, tor low Yodur, Ellgardikl Marti .a lL withon Plialli rw "'M inos 'lt a: 4 "T* ,--. • 1 it s li — anso. P Ura li AY ; wood col; To NoutT lis ardiel oolds,4ll% ados NSW 114:4111.71 to I. B. toted, it. LN. amok Nam, sad 1L Mos do Is Doss k o cm o d l= .• G. oloi eadillirlasaboodeoet, eiamow D. ood 4 14•Ww, ; Et D. sod C. swam% n wow...rook Ufa mai mat urearan, on (iglu no t. ws TO NNW YOWL ?WIC, • ryas LIVIERPOOL, BMW YORK, and J. YEILLDILYIEL• OTIL114111? 0011TANY balmes• da gadebtaatbilarrod_Seabill Ina Imam alammlldfa sas7Ml as MOM MILM tor WNW YORK. CITY ow serrnroza. Wsdamday, Marsh IA 1 COY OF DUBLIN, finnan, Mama IT. CITY OF PAM Wedamisi, Marsh IL MI Wren WOMmII7. sad nisa•••• Fridays sal admilluda COSA Dumas by di• mail dasasms m a r ci zmlrsda; 111. ff, miff gberA w mandlsgeolb• • sod laWdays slamisua 14= = l TONae rou tadeass • tat sfiWy cd socksd Om mai fibs Onbe•Malis Wenn se WI Surma —Pm tortber yardman= se TIMM 11. Iralsradnl. Itydeved; se le 11(1111 al SUM, R. Mr IMloramo. Yaks. nDi hook LONDON to OOTHNNNURG. u k well berm sere. steamer OIISTAY WASA. Owlets will door for the above port THIS DAY, the 10th teet. Hee somMisi aestemehlato for Prosepm Yam, ieloesioartarmeslia, 11 a— Yoe retie of Itelpht, &a, 0/Airn, mum OM Oa, IL DM- Vfribeille, LC. ELM to STOCKHOLM (with liberty to call ooradwees).—The we:l-ksowo eteatoship L C.AVZ, will be despatched tar the above port the Ivo* to AptIL—ToT oleos or prow apply to PHIELIJP" sad Co., Dosetes'ehoome, 1.0. from LONDON to GOTEDDIBURO (SAM la di boar& —The eagatseent brio screw *tamer 1•11tose, IN hone power, Carats T. LIMN, vlll WI for re I Are part to the coarse c a fee days Tedatteamer brier tees atoolled7 overhuled, both In holl and machinery, awl la orb to Bake therm. in Ire thne than that above f ~ lyyal iCr eted atlean Me also Ina entirety rodreretr, and le enestevith may contort and oonvenlear for hearer per MrUPPEF:rII/348.1. Tor Mg r aadgartillicul,ala. apply Bag" LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINIL—NOTIOB to L' PAB4ZNOIII3. - The Netherland" Bitealloollt bet and favourite steamer BAT 4VIIR, Captain W C .TrYti l . "MI corenteace her service for the sewn op lIIINDAY, the IBM inst., salting from Blackmail Wharf. Blackmail, et n and retuning from Rotterdam *wry Taseday. Fares : Saloom tl fan cable, 1/a. —Per freight or passage apply to PRILLITTS, MAVIS, PHILLIYYtt sad Co.. St. Dunstan's limp LC.: or to CRAYLIICB Universal k dilop Regan t-clicen lONIAN BANK-6, Great Winchester-street, Karat 9, MI The Court of Dlrtekee BENDY GIVE NOTICE that they have this de declared a DIVIDEND on the pidd - up capital o f She on far the half-year ending December $1 met, es the rate of 0 per °eat. per anima ; and. la addition thereto, a BONUS at 18e rate of 4 per cent. per on= (together 10 per ant) PAYABLE at the Moe ori and after the 10th of Aptti ace, Weep Ow hours of 11 mad S. And they further give sodoe that theme er Books will be closed from the Sad to lbe 10th of Aph days hiallllllo.—By order, WILLIME LITTLZWILL, Secretory. BON la of the DODO. tram Marnithm. R. J. C. STEVENS begs to announce that he is Instructed to BILL by AUCTION. at his Great 18, Ling-alrest, Covent garden, on TUMSDAY, Mane 11. at; sevrral very valuable and interesting SERII.3 of MONO of the UTINCT DODO, from Mauritius. These bones have m em* arrived In this country, and have been arranged in eight asta, each act forming a lot —They be on view the day prior and minden of sale, and descriptive catalogues had of the Amtkmeer by enclosing two stamps. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE .1441 WAUGH and SON. $ and 4, GOODGI.BIIIIIT. W. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SOH. 66 and GC TOTISHILLII-COURT 301D, W. WifWAINZ'S wholemle and export UPHOL iriltlr and GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOOSEI, Ica LIS to 130, Newington-bean Factories, Franaishtrevt. lisped the largest and most varied stook in London. All goods warranted. and delivered free. NW illustrated priced lists of furniture, bedding, de., gratin SW worth but ficetrelothe (part at Taylor's Deltoaltmll. all SSW patterns and well reasoned. h. 9d. per yard, worth as. 9d. BROWN BROTHERS .- PATENT CHAIRS and CODCHIR Hunt Irsenfters, Trask", Portsma Rom RA, IS PRICES 03NISIDSMARLY IXDUCED. 116, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tees BABLoirs PATENT CASK STAND, • new invention, to adudrably contrived that a tall bett, as nil as mailer mks, may be raised or tilted oo it without Wm or trouble. Its action is so hopalpeble that the sediment dills soot ballad Laid by no possibility can be disturbed. Ida is, Ik., us, to suit 4S, 9, sad 18 gallon casks. PAR.LOW'S SELF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. lie vsni-isse required. Jo nun. Oat bear or sour wins. Mot ta. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, W.—A ly direct to JAX =LOW patentee, 14, Kisqg With blenstan-honae. M th at his name and 'darer are on every ; all others are "WOW inutalloun Ingrovings gratlB Kstablkbed IE2O. 't u t •.• at 11. 4 IS 0411‘ nAVIESIIROYALDANISH WAX CANDLES, .17 la per lb.; paraMne, Is. 6d. : second pentane. Is. 4d. ; 'perm In 4d. and Is. (Ic. ; wa s an wax, le. trump*. reit wan, Is. 6d. : &Mont was and sperm, I t botanic waa. la: eomposite, 9d., 10d., and the best, Ild. ; metallic or Pal imirelampa, 9d. ; ssytnums fled ; best dips, 7d. ; moulds, 840. ; but Cols oil, to per gallon; )ellow sag% SRL. 406 441., and 481. 112Iba. : mottled, 485.: old brown Windsor. Is. 9d. per et ; 11013110011 brown Windier, Is. ; white Windsor. . ; honey In 4d . glycerine and almond la. per bar —I or sash, at 11. P . DAVIES and SONS' old establ ished warehouse, a, sc. one, Charing-cross, London, W.C. T°LAD!ES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical preparation for Improving and Besot'. tying the Coutplesion and Skin. The radtaid bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces to the hands and alms, its capability of soothing irritation and re- Ooring all redness, tan, pimples, spots, Orestes, discoloration., sad other cutaneous irlsitathins, render it indispensable to every toilet It obviates all the effects of climate en the skin, 'bather with reference te cold and ittekutency, or illtlolll6 solar beak Pries es. Id. and O. 6d. per bottle.-80141 at 20. Hatton- Wand by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowland& ,' and beware of spurious and pernicious articles under e of "Kslytior." NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and I most need invention of the day, AOITA AMARELLA.— Yews. JOHN 00BNKLL and Co., Three Line-court, Lombard street, London, perfumers to ber Majesty, respectfully offer to the =this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the hair to it. pristine hue—no matter at Waal MIL The Asta Amanita has none of the properties of dyes; on the =, la beneficial to the system, and when the hair is MOO one application per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price £1 Is. per bottle, or In half bottles, lea. Oci. John Gomel' lad Co. have been appointed perfumers to /I.R.S. the Princess of wales—JOHN Gails W. and c 0... CilltlßT TOOTH PANTS is Casuperior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per amulets, and at the mantilactory, Bed Ball Wharf, IS, Caper Thameautreet. London. TEETH sad PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The .111. fear of pain and dread of • peration inherent to all dater mauy to whom ARTIFICIAL TENTH are of vital toper Rime from availing themselves of the services of a deeMst. is a • Lir Wise founded In lase, and now extending over grader part of laa kingdom, an experience unequ died has been obtained. en abase us to offer even toe most tenet :ye sufferer a system or dormokry perfect in Its absolute freedom from pals, a specialia partatntng only to our practice, and for whiek her Majesty hu r t . dhz e royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon with all slumps, however deeeyed, the supporting tattead of extraction of loose teeth until they become Wm and useful In mastication, and the utter absence of all and every ops 141__oh• so that the m• rat nervous person can be supplied without 'we ( pain or ineonvenienee. These teeth are cheaper, elate durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produeed. Can raltation tree. Teeth from fie. sets from ern to IS guineas. warranted. lot the efficacy. utility. and samosa of this system tele " leacet." - Moan LEWIN and 81111.111R4 1108RLY male . ▪ 1411 , Bernereatreet. Ovford•stroet, and 448, Strand. opposite s.aftult a ,. arms Railway Station. Daily attendance at 15. -White oureate..._ Hall: te, orfolk , treet. Sheffield: 4, Fiat-parade. .""ma : 14 . et. Richoluat., dearbro'. and U. tteasycie, York. anon s h ed 1816. No tieusezlea with say ens of the mama wee. IRE BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious and Myer Complaints, FRAMPTON'S PILL of HEALTH. by 11 Wedlclos Venom*. at In lid. and fa. 9d. per boz ;or abidgid thrones any Cheada MSS2B. J. 8. MORGAN AND CO. ARS PRZPARID TO NECKIVI.IIDISCIIPTPONS PON SUMP IN THS k Npa= -A MERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPABY (Limited). under the .. Campania lot, 1801; which Mita . the SahM4 a each Shareholder to the amount a the sham aubseribed by him. Capital 11800.000, in la,ooo Shares at LlO ads. 1 Der& on spplication • al ea allotment• Si LI • IME A I Auto et pril .AS • ZIO - i Pharr eniegemenn with the Albano Teisetthla out allY, this Osman, will be entitled to resolve LA% pm aware _ of lis• wain. from th e werklag of the A do Tel re in t = Cotentnfs Lime, end they wal also be entitled to 125,000 pm annum from the New York, feserfosadiend, and looks 'relent Company, out of the earnings of that COM: piny for thro mom' The egrembente twain Me Companies provide for other coa nageni advantages, which are at gated. araidnuta. Gone Peabody, bq., It. Old Broad-stmt. =ward Cr pr. Feu.. SWltllind4 Peadrd Copts& A. T. Bandit°• Botton-row, Pimal.l. Bishard Atimod Ms" • ARUM, DorMW,. Dialed Gooch, MR.. II P., pork It Indoor. iftsszry Bawls,. Sp. Wlllow-gark Broods claw. 54, Lorabard-strast. • taill 4J.K. tS, Great Goargesdrosi, Wsdotastor. I. Iltows" Is t et a rt. Isomasorlatd, Rydrpark W. 11•11,1*—Mslars. Bs , " Trittoa. Twills. sad Co., Lotabard-stres KC. BA*T tasa)—J. O. Dom. Ikt4. Osemany Irds boom einddlobsd hoe tho Olo s o ortie uras of the preeso=ths Dade bstona Go as So aj jinn* Om ell worlined the awn to minelhe wilda boa pm In offer to emogiele a seamdline to Thiciretizodwoms ataineng Or sword ansallota elm anf thn wart ban greatly bspmeed tho readdissin et an them who bane been mood in sad Off are coselneed lib rs vendettas" will be attended with mesa The wads Walk of 1.111 mutiml miles 41 sable had tram NM dna* =ester. in July lasi continuos goriest sword lag to Se day repona of the electricbms in charge at Valente ; and the dassmations taken by Captain Jame' AMMON el es Great lisatara. and Slat Commuldar Mary A. Moriarty. R.N.. ham determinedera=., the Wakes end with the 'Unapt socuise7. W. sad the calm englumie endniff Is the late expedisolo am that with the ineeldnery and tackle now being prepared, they will be able to ribs the adds end complete the tine to Newfoundland. The 1,070 nautical miles et adds which has ressaimid ea heard the Wept Ushers dam ANNA lan nortined is be ha se ger fect candid's).* wins it vas shigped. Tba Atlantis Talographr/shad arranged tor the tandsrisosnary Pm work by on for I nn pee mai. gnitgrattiremis Omni having boon ream* eddied ti v ent , snot wodierlasel by their acts of penmen% the bein irtilidiawn. soda the sataeriplarms is. being it Ms therefore besot decided tisk for the purpose of aiding in the completion of this hnpartant imierliuchig• an entirely distinct Com y brimmed. sad tide Oammey is meow ing", f with val ar ne e lLrtviten e bersinallter amazed to them by wi Atlantic T= Cremenv. and the New York, Newfbmiland, end Imam TtlNlfehamOshN Tl Alu s tg d or are semairalidurn el Association, which has Immis In amordaem with the .ftstpantni Act, ISM is ref the 'grommet entered late between the Atlantic Telierapb Company sad this Cempeny is, that the latter under take tbermaaeraeliee for the forma Company of 1.000 sailltial Mho of new gable to be sided to that now on board the Onal BanWs, sod for ha submersion, from versa. PSOMISUI DelesiNewfbandiessi dartsgg the anselng semmer, and Say of arWe Mellaral far eat lag ead eons the gable ei bid year. l ispl tiCesspine swaps to work both gables er either se the ere milW lerd ma iller Weft and as behalf of Ms /Minis 01E601 diving the *optimism+ of the mtermit ae=mk ti egivemieni tarthel provid, that broomiders of the so mairesteo by UM Ogaspan, then Man annual gamma by the Atlantic Telegraph y Comma MO , te this Company ad of Ms centime from the working of the cables of LiihrOp, the errangement beteg, then the noeipie Is each year from alllthe IM Telegraph Cemponfe Dom me, after pay ing gagmen of rapelm,_ management, working. sad &mottoes. and In (MI moseding S4OOO xir emu* or the tomes el the Adierho Taiegreph Comma,. to be appregrisied tires SUM Is pubs toil& Company = o, per annum. leoesd. I. paying Of I,llooper mouse retweemeing II per s e ent. en the n Atis Company's existing MM. ani per sank o Moir ordinary Stock) to the Atlantic Telegraph Com pan i z i kand The entire balance of oath year's ma'am ids to be di vided between this Company and ibe AthinW Teleglaph Com ma" fa mtial MOM ; bet no defamer in napes' or Um above annual payments In any cm year is M be serried forward to another year. The is right reamed to the T of terminating the apeaseest on or before itreAftaXl,l)l6 (on Ririe, three meatbe males to OM ediessi, pripmmit to this Company of the min of £1,100,044,1M1eg imileib•1111101$1 1 1 Marinaaapl if, bower, the Allmtio Telegraph Ccalmin7 this option. the AV -Americas Clempary ban the right to take payment of L 1,190.000, otte-leff la cash and one-half in ordinary Atlantic Telegraph shares at par, instead of the whole amount in cash. in the event of the Atlantic Telegraph Company inevelang their right of redemption by payment of the above-named sum of £1,111.,000, this Company will be forthwith diamilved and the funds distributed amongst the shareholders The New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Com pany, with a view of securing the completion of telegraphic commuleatioa between Ireland and Newfoundland during the present year, have by their Deputy• Chairman, now in Loudon, agreed to contribute Li ;, 000 per annu m to this Company eat of their share of the melees. for through meempre between Ire land and America, and passing over their lines. This subsidy will termluate upon the payment by the Atlantic Telegraph Company of the L 1,100,000 above mew lOnen. or upon both cables ceasing &Mena December, 1.06, to be in working order for twelve succeed's months The agreement his been forwarded to New York for formal railecation there. To Bum up the financial snangementa, the "Sect will be as f ol- lows : - The shareholder in this Company will be entitled to EIBS,OOO a year out of the earnings of the Atlantic Telegraph Compaaja line*, and 1,25,000 a.year out of those of the Newfoundbrad Com. I Deny for through busbies', together £160,000 a-year upon a capi tal tef £eoo,ooo, making ZS per cent. per annum. But this by no m , one represents all the advantages which may accrue. es, se- I cording to the calculations that have been made, his souldently believed that even with a elnala cable and a low tariff the re- , venue will afford a large additional sum for division. An cell. mats drawn up by practical and experienced telegraphists of the probable »tweets annexed. The Directors have great confidence in recommending this undertaking to the public. The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company will manufacture the new cable and undertake the actual execution of the work convected tor by Ws Company, as above stated MD to the opening of the Atlantic Telegraph,llues for public business), for • total sum of de 'O,OOO with a bonus, to be provided by the Atlantic Telegraph Company Hader their agreement with this Company, of £1117,140 in ordinary shares of the Atlantis relegraph Company, payable by Instalments. extending over fourteen months. in case the cable of last year le sueceedully completed, and continues in working order during that period. In the possible contingency of the new cable not be inieteses tally laid. 8600,000 only will be paid to the Telegreph tion and Maintenance ' , and this Company will in that event be entitled to the ue of all the unused and reeovered I cable (subject to the payment of certain specified thereon), and it is estimated that this amusement will ifro ba v i it e el in case of failure, for a return to the shareholders of this Company of at taut one-third of their paid tip capital. The whole of the deposits on hares will be returned to the subscribers, if two-thirds of the capital of the Company are not • subscribed. or If the agreement with the New York. Newfotind• land, and London Telegraph Company is not ratified by them. Copies of the memorandum and articles al association can be at the counting-house of Messrs. J. B. M or g an and fro.. l a r ifi e crtreate at the offices of Messrs. Birchen and Co., di, Par r Dement-street ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Limited). The Directors cae.not of course bind themselves at present to any tariff for messages. The amount to be charged will he a matter for consideration hereafter. lint it may be safely amassed that it will not be leas than 6s. per word. Working at 6s. per word, only live words a minute, twenty-four hours per day, and allowing 300 working days for the year. there would be a gross revenue of 61,900 a day, or 6640,000 a year. This is for one. table only. The highest authorities In electrical seines give it as their opinion • th.t eight words a minute could easily be obtained through the Atlantic Cable. And there is every reason to antici pate that at a tariff of anything like 51. a word there would be move messages offered than the Company could transmit The undersigned append their names as considering this esti mate of the probable result a reasonable one. LATIMER CLARt, M l C.E. CoasaltingEngineer to the Electric and International Telegraph Company. HENRY C. PORDE. 3LI.C.L. PLUMING JESIIN, P.R.& WILLI All THOMSON, LL.D., ir.ll-11., Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Gisow. CROMWELL Electrician to the Elect le and international Tele graph Company. The realisation of this estimate (allowing L 5.000 per annum for working expenses, would make the income of the Company over 6300.000 per annum. Appilcations for shares are to be made and the deposit of El per .ha re re paid to Messrs. J. ft Worsen and Co.. 11. old Broad stet, from whom prospectuses, with forms of application for shares may be obtained. Should a less number of shares be allotted than is applied for, the deposit will. so far as required. be appropriated towards the payment due on allotment. If DO allotment is made. the amount deposited 101 be at 011C4 returned without dedactioa. March & INK SCOTT'S BILIOUS rald. LIVER PIL JLI • Never falling remedy. prepared without any ingredient. trots the recipe of Dr. butt, will be found lwahugde to all who suffer from billow and liver ormeralate. Indigestion. wind. wawa, giddlncee, dilrinms Vol gee. 40. For habitant acetivenew ea a family aperient medicine. and se a parlike the blrod. they are truly excellent mild in their operettas and grateful to the ateemch. they create appetite, promote digestion. and atrangtlies the whole narrow system—gold by Wt, chemist, 8, Ling Willlawatrest, Charing-meek and by mod ,y e in bailie. lid. and to. lei Be awn to net Ng Dr. swigs Miler's and Liver pills, The genuine win a square green p.ettane with Witham Lambert" engraved en the damp. MADRID, M•aca 9. Pets* la, DR. CULVBRWELL on MA.BRIAGZ : Its OW/Woos, Bowlines, and Disappointments Maas, Cora lull ; or Author, S, Great llsriWosefr•WwS. W. Workbag Ya ms Us. halts G. ea. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (sauna's Timaamil.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA. RAzcz 9. Yesterday at the conference held here under the presidency of the Minister of Commerce for filing the Austrian tariff for cotton goods, imported under the Anglo-Austrian treaty, the following was re solved :—" That the TlWAxintual duties on the im portation of cotton goods in force between Austria and the Zollverein shall likewise apply to the same imports from England." ♦ telegram from Constantinople states that Osman Pasha, the Governor General of Bosnia, has received orders from the Sublime Porte to in stitnte in Bosnia, Turkish Croatia, and the Rene gorilla a rigorous search for foreign agitators, and . to send any who may be arrested under a strong guard to Constantinople. i Reports are current that an important decree upon the question of the constitution has just been signed by the Emperor, and will be promulgaticlin a few days. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. St PETERSBURG, MARcB 8. The Russian government has notified ita adhesion to the proposal that a conference should beTie►d at Paris for the settlement of the questions ;which have been raised by the recent events in the Danubian Principalities. ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA. BERLIN, &Lam 9. - - The official Stoats-du zeiger of to-day publishes the text of the navigation treaty between England and Prussia, which was concluded on the 16th of August, 1865, and ratified on the 24th February, of the present year. FRANCE. PARIS. Maim 9. - The Prince Imperial has now quite recovered. It is stated that the first couferenoe relative" to the Danubian Principalities will be held here on Monday next. under the presidency of M. Drouyn de Lhuys. SPAIN. It is stated that the Peruvian ship/ Independ encia and Hueacar have proceeded direct to the Pacific, for the purpose of taking part tin the ap proaching struggle between Spain and the allied republics of Chili and Peru. INDIA. (By Direst Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, Mia 6, 3.30 r.x. Manchester goods unchanged. Cotton very firm. lkomratvattee, 430. Exchange, 2s. lid Freight, 425. 6d. CALCUTTA, Hamm 5. Piece goods unchanged. Exchange, 2e. lid. Four per Cent. Government Securities, 881 ; Five per Cent. ditto, 104 ; Five-and-a-Half per amt. 1 OZEAIPB COPAHINE MEGB, the only ditto, 108. Freight, 355. rcs Trench pm:swam admpled by the Pule Academy mid London CoilF. , Someone, on the report of Mors cameos?, Picard. Lio ' Pohad. And Lemon Mut ••• yannen,. 3r. v . 18621, s ures an average of et: days either recent or chronic.— " WIMP OUT," Of SINO r—The 8. P. C tr. ad.,JOZZALTIN Trench chemist, 49, Haymarket. Pooh advertise is 0-day's AtSesases :—•~ Hymns for nee daring tree on receipt of M. ed. the Cattle Plague, with Mule.' BRITIBH ORPHAN ASYLUM.' The Garerases, linbeetibers, and Mende et this Institution are rapecttelly Worland that the ANNUAL DONK& will fate prises al the Loudon Tavern, Birboperate-etreet. oa TUINDAY. the leth Apra whoa hie pace the Duke ot ARGYLL will presidia at six deieek. DOl4lOllB and enamel subscriptions, in aid of this linen dowed charity, win be most thankfully received by the T1V400114 . , IL N. Thornton, 20, Birchia- lame by any ad the directors ; sad by STEPHEN RIM CATTLIY. ILA., Non. Sec. AMID ILACCINZIZ, Secretary. Mao, TA, Cheetwate, Logsdon. METROPOLITAN /11:1810-H&LL, Edgwaas - 1 rowl—Open as 7: -JAMBS MUDOCAL, The mole Bahia at A* In which the peat II • appea se... la nighly received with deafening aceimaitaaa na Ata law Witmer It sod fudge tor cr .. (Moro aad LT II iwirbaer. lat ea l L ad streigijeoLeittie bleak Clan me Victor, Antde Tho Tale at a Tabs* 9 said at Mena st, n.—xsonsur. 3. 3. Boom QT0D414.--SOTICIL—TIie USUAL RIPRE SINT TION o'clock will Iter Ornaf (Saturday') IIVINING. Colonel Otodore aiwthrimisk bosciand 7 as ecommand WIWI" at biaribsoms h K. " bstDr ar 2 Vc: 2Vu .rstvarippnatiast=4l:=l"l"' "Me Cajobridge Wrangler (IMI Beesior JL I N V Oasis). AIICLIVES sal VISIT, ROW UM" for University, to and lliWary, and tase ftisssiota, ta which a amoirlearo of klei as Sass sad 'tallish SDI Vl= Far 60.14 aa. an r. A. as ZIA TOrk'bUildthig. C• luirturtirs siLsor LIBRARY. ii.u. NEW ail MOM boot= al EN MEL at Er 81430 N ot Ito oast Wady at MINIMS' SEIM IMAM NUE N ZABB N ONE M. Ili MINIM at an dot& Book Cobs Bog on Dotal term. NIIDLES .8 1 4 12STittatiad). NNW OM OE; Mts. 4 LIN , ..64'.. Pand COMPANY'S TILLS are BRIT rad ClllOlllll. • BISONS to MI BUCK lid. o r. Id, Id OIL. Is.= Waal &Wens Bleak Tea la new ed. pat paand. gam*ow Oadia, la. 44., , la. ale end Os.. Tea llandtaida t 14 gigs 11111JamatmA CHI. London. IC. A pass @arrant trim Sedan ad TawldW TWINS. PURIM and Co. sand all goods Gordan /ma laildid alto gaga ad SO. S. Lig WlRlaaa.aanasa ; des. math motto tree to any railway sioilen at market tons la Zagland.—Mlltps and Oa. bays no igen* net any aonstattlis with ang low la War anagar or Ilmassa. WiJI sad BAZIN'S DISPATCH BOXES e d NOZTABLZ *SITING CAM Ilif• tilled with Chubb's. Presoak* dud Alms seems loam Criss nods to esstissesah oink segalmisaft without additional gust tsrla drialat ammo at I:" Gahm ; csa bs earrisdAu the pooBet.-112. ROWS' soot, W. IstabUshed 1851.Catdboes ped tree. Ell SUNDAY GAMMA containing all the woe Towline and &was d lialarday, ustats• and' iDaplirlatest= ardispiereireripradlaital ntad t=tinv, Orate], am Ina. Meek edial= larearz ss=naillaary, and sail navies nom , , sivay aIINDAY 110111NIN G Una bar tenonta tlr nolglibeestiood ot London by II o'clock Jest published Wenn, GREAT CRINOLINE QUESTION .1 SOLVID Do es r Majesty the Emmen at the Len should et on °Wax. pens, et Asir dapper at= seaker, TROSPON's not Illustratios, numbs the lintel& " MODIDS L'IMITAATILICIL• Mee Is. by post 14 stamps, Frig 8011INCK of LIFE ; or What to Bat. Drink sad Avoid. • asacalsoi afar self.preemws• tlea. cad for I t Malik strengt. idea ato as ass lso t functions of life. 9upplemeats•by sa May ca ths Tree a Nervousams. Lowman cd asarita r tge Behltitif.aa& Ladiasstioa ; addressed sily to saset sbox womb of Dube" the dodoes. t hudentary. mei I are maw thedeblthating seseas et oveutezed saergies; stliew et er salsa. By a meow of to yaws' macaw. "Ths knee= maslisat maaaul for alt who would leers hew ts as endure abase ft. On the control of the oarless sea taosamistwa of the tuneable'. the advise throarboo la noel vataalsis.'—(harsh and State Gazette. Yana. ai, Gambill. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nog ova owl PARIS, !mar Everlra. It is, I believe, certain that M. Emile 011iyier ,will make a set speech in support of the amendment of the 35 (swelled by to to 42) calling Ifor liberal reforms. The regular opposition will veto with the tiers parti on tins occasion, 'add a formidable minority may be expected, whose demonstration (with 1869 looming in the future) the government can scarcely fail to take into seri ous consideration. There are rumours, which seem probable, that the Emperor already regrets the reactionary tone of his speech on home affairs, and has daily discussions with the reactionary advises by whom he is surrounded. Foremost among these is the Duke de Persigny, who, it is said, thinks of doing his master the bad service of making a speech in the Senate in answer to K Thiera. The conferenee on the Danubian Principalities is to open on Monday at theldinistry of Foreign Affairs. All the plenipotentiaries of the protecting powers axe now in Paris, except M. de Budberg, who is shortly expected from St. Petersburg, and will be represented on Monday by the first secretary of his embassy. The Bourse was tolerably fain to-say, bat without any very marked character. Rents rose 70. both for cash and account, closing as 69fr.. 620. and 69fr. 75c. Mobllier fell 6fr. 25c., and Credit Fowler, sfr. Deana hell 25c. Tan Lou Oesrliff L73wriOfffethaitwa.—The papers that were found in the bottles picked up on the Preach Coedit Auray, and were proved to have bees thrown our. boned from the Lend= steamer just prior lobar foundering, -have beim forwarded to Lloyd's. They are small slips of writing paper, sad the writing is in pima It it intended to mend these sad easeamtos to the relatives ad the un fortunate pawners. There also WWI ether% et the seine tine% a deadbody el tryouts woman supposed to be Entail. I Her linen bare &emu= et "Emily Debettheth; sad It was thought the came from the Leaden. There le, however, Iso such mane among the list of paseengera. There was • quantity of rings andwellery found on leer, which are I now in the possession of the French athleseittee, to be restored to her relatives. idthraorotXraer BOAhn or Wortga.—The moldy meeting of the board took pilau yesterday at the Sthearserdene, Mr John Thweltea premien. Pol. lard, clerk, read a letter hum Mr. Helm, d the Privy rounceollioe, tequesthig the board to forward a lilt of names and addresses of inspectors appointed under the Cattle Diseases Prevention A= A let= was also Mal 1 from the amines: of the London, Chatham, he., Railway, submitting a plea of proposed width's( of the bridge over.floathwarkstreet. Mr Shaw mooed that the leg al adviser of the board ' s hould state whether is his opinion the ruining of the 70th notion of the 18th and 19th Viet., chap. 110, reeding that clause in conjunction with the sth section of the 2Mb and elek • Via., (up. 102, and also with victims 40 of 21st aid ITUTPro.. chap 104, have best complied with in respect to the following words :—"That the Metropolitan Beard than sasses and came to be raised in each yearapoutheaty jasitam, and other parts of the metropolis, each au= es hide= j 4 meat will be equivalent to a rata of 3d. in the pen= en the annual value ef theproperty in theraidoity, esti. Meted ageoeding to the estimate wheels es which the county rate I. assured." Mr. Shaw uniended that the City end metre mt polia .should be plaited exactly on the save basis of rat in order to remove the preseot inequality. Mr. Smi th , solicitor to the board, in answer to the qualm, stated that so far as he knew, or had been en mened is any advice respeetleg the main disksge re= the board bad desired to act strictly according to the sectiou of the art referred to, and that the board bad desired to obtain the proper estimate or heals on which to issue their precept. He was not aware that the board bad departed freer the provisions of the statute oft the sub's= An animated dieeumioa ensued, in which Misers. u, Roche, Bisbardsos, and other members took part. The &salaa' advocated the establishment of • uniform siple of assessment for the City and metropolis. Indeed, until one =dorm spit= was founded, satisfaction would never be felt by the community. The sabjeot thee dropped. Yesterday having been appointed by the clergy el the city of Worcester, under the recommendation of lord bishop of the diocese, se a day of humiliation as account of tee cattle plague, there was divine savior, at all the churches, and the shops were closed until the afternoon. There was • very large coegregation at the cathedral, where service was held at 8.30,10.15, and 3 p.m. At the morning service the cathedral woe crowded, the mayor and corporation attended in state, and the Rev. Canon Fortercue (in the stud of the bishop) preached • very appropriate sermon from the text, Exodus ix., verse 3, " There shall be a very grievous murrain." After service there wee a liberal collection during the offertory fog the benefit of the city and coast/ infirmary. At the suggestion of the Bishop of Norwich, Thursday was set apart as a day of humiliation and prays; in Norwich by reason of the cattle plague. Busioese was geoerally suspended from 3 p.m. At the Cathedral there was a very large attendance, the Mayer and Sheriff, with many members of the town Precentor Sy °mined, being presses. Prayers were read by the Rev. moods and the Rev. B. Buttner, sad the lessons by Canon Heaviside. The ser mon was preached by the Very Rev, the Dean of Norwich front Isaiah v., 3rd and 4th verses. THE WATERNIN AND LIGHTZIIIIIW 07 TIM THANCL—Lnet• night at nine o'clock a sameroosly at tended public mestteg of the watermen sod lightermen of the River Thames wu held at the Lambeth Bebe. West. miuster-road, to adopt measures for forming a trades union of that body, with • view to obtaining an uniformity of the hones of labour, end the total abolition of Sunday working. The chair was occupied by Mr. G. M. Murphy, who stated that it was not the object of the men to strike work, but simply to effect such an organisation that the bitbtrto neglected but important body of =douse so d lightermen norhe by means of mutual protection, rid themselves of =rumen hardships under which they now laboured, and which could only be effected boity of pur pose sod action. Kr. Klieby moved, and Mr . Taylor se conded the following resolution :—" That it is neeemary to form a traits users of the watermen and lightermen of the port of London ; and that after each union is formed this meeting is of opinion that the differeeces between the men and their employers should be settled by artitatioo.' The resolution was unanimou sl y ado p ted . 11111 • committee was appointed to provide a code of rules fur the association, to be submitted to • future meetins. RAILWAY Bateau. —lt is said that the London sad North Wasters Railway Company ere now building sets of saloon carriages, in which • variety of desirable comforts will be provided. There will be smoking rooms, coffee rooms, he. The express tramps will not stop at any Intermediate station, as water will be taken up at Rugby while the train is in motion, sod the journey between ra don bad Liverpool will thus be performed in four hours. BANBRZ AND Maass RALLWAY.—TIIO half-yearly report of the directors states that its true has here deferred till the last moment, in the hope that the negotiations which have been for some time pending between the Belgiaa gemrsomot sod the Great Central of Bettina' Railway fel which the Sombre and Meuse Railway forms • part) might come to • satisfactory conclusion ; but the netuarty for holding • general meeting for the declaration of • diet. dead, and the pledge made to the shareholders that the diet. d ea d should be paid on the Ist of April and Ist of October is each year, must be their =ease for fixing the meeting while the negotiations a'e still pending. Should thy de cision be come to pricr to that date, no time will be lost in communicatiog it to the s h e reboiders. It is promoted to I make a divide= of 4s. per th ere, payable on the 2nd April, provided tbs requisite number of sbarehokiers and amount of capital be represented at the mewing to be held is Belgium on the 26th March. LIFILBOAT SZNVICILS. ON - 'IFZED, MAttcE B.—Abort 12 o'clock this forenoon (reports Mr. B. R. Nuclide, Lloyd's agent) • schemer was observed running for the bar, end as it was low water at the time, wind ILE., and s heavy sea, the Muchester lifeboat named the Albert Victor, Wonting to the National Lifeboat Institution, wee launched and pro seeded to the bar to be ready to render env lelilibMoll. About S o'clock the tag steamer went over the bar, lied having l ot bold of the vessel held her until about 4 p.m., what she towed bee towards the bar, bat in comin g over it the vessel was struck by se veral seat, l id the towline broke ; the vessel then drove oa to Spittel Point, and lay nearly broadside cm to the eft. The Albert Victor at once dashed through the serf and succeeded in tallier off the crew, siz in somber. sod in Ladle, them safely. The boat behaved very well, having been streak by several apes, and shipped • good deal of water, which was immediately emptied. The vessel is the Norwegian schooner J al ohanna, Captain Harm= bound to Abadeen wet • cargo bettene. DISFATCH OF THE Haim: Lux ManA,--801:1111- AXITON. MANCH 9.—The Royal Mail Com y's steam ship Oneida, Captain Wooloot' piled this • with the monthly mails for Lisbon, St. Visual, BO* Persomi bac°, Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, Bosom Ayres, he. fibs took out 54 pumper!. and a general cargo, Mohler' 5,0031. in gold sod 8,0001. is bar silver; 1,0151.38(11th jewel lery, and 5,7021. Preach jewellery. PARLIAMEN ENS TARY B UING W USI EEKNESS. NOR THE --.-- The fallowing notices of motion and orders of the day stand on the order book of the House of Commas for the enniag week : - - -- MOIDAY, Moot 12. Omuta 07 TER Der. 8 .4(47. Mork noth weed reicilatioo (March 9) ; Ridley Bill—hird reedini; FaehMeer Mb sad Donde Bill— wired reading ; lAbourieg_Olasses' Hwellings Bi ll—wooed main: Comity Omuta Bill—mond reading; Common Law Courts (Ireland) 13M--eecond reeding ; Court of Chancery (Irelead) BUL--euried Toadies ; Seisply--oomatittime ; Sup ply—report ; was wed mesas —eionunittee ; Artistes and Labourers' Dwellings Bill—wooed reading. Norton or Morrow. At Ralf-past Four o'Clook. The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Cadets of the Day— Thelt dri Gads.of the Day be postponedsatil after the Wiliee el Notion with reopen to paragraphs hi the Queein's ilfeeek. ' • .TheChaseeller of the Exelesquer—Regereesstatioe of the Tatitte—To ail( the &tastier, of the bowie to so muck of hsr of ema ji n 6 L lW and a Pathm uytue7; "" and to m moye laat f is ee t° lo l" er siftwnet to being in 7i. bill reeeded theme. Mr. Obidgeo—Lted Tax Coeireimioners' Nantes—BM to appoint additional ODCOMSI4OO4ITS fat ineetties the este be gran rig abed tax sad ether rates mad taws Ur. Beadleed—Musisipal Boyouthe, tozoti t—Addrese for return of th e names of municipal market tonne and others, is Rogieed acrd Wales presseiag a population a 5,090 takeldwate and sowsrds. *Wok to itti =ow lo* poseented ia perliamet, grouped woman to the ormaties in which duty are situated ; sod alp elsoig the eggregste sil aid ittios of web touts and teweghs is sash wee* of and Wales. Lord Advapate—Truts (Sootland)—Bill to !spill tate tbe Administration of Trade in Ihrodead. • i The Lord Advoatte—Summary Prooldure gioritlead)r— Bill to improve the Adininiatration of the Lew as Summary Procedure before Justices of the Pews r i= laud, mid to amend the Statuary _Prouder* Act, 1864. The Lord Advociate—Poor Relief (Sootieed)—Bill to provide Sopwannuation Allowances to Oaken employed . in The in Scotland is the Relief of the Peer. The Lad Adam:We—Writs Regieleatios Bill to improve the system of Registration of Wr S re= to Land in Sootlead, and to amend the Law adage' to Intibilioes and Adjudioatioes. TOMIDAY, Melon 13. Norton OP *Mosta. Sir S. Northoote—To ask the Becretary of State foe the Howe Department, whether it is the %teed= of the gweramesi to introdeos say bill in the mewl emir= with Tafereece to the publie schools. Mr. D. Griffith—To auk the Under Sserstary ef Slate for Fotelge A ff airs , whether, in the agree:nest or esswetion entered into between the Porte end the French ties on the subject of the Suez Oats(, then la any t y takes egaiset ties einsloyasent is Mew ef leveed labour se thou works. Ms 0. Ewing—To ask the Lord Advocate whether, httioneequenos of a recent decisioe el the Howe et Peers Sliding the prude, white hes prevailed in Huard hoards is times of general distr..; of graetiog at = sl ot tbereetion assistance to ablsb o died persona to be illegal, it , Is his leteetion to intrcidnes gush a measure se will reefer 1 thole prossediage kierfeL Colima W. Psteers—To ask the Chancellor of the En. shogun' whether his atteetion bas begs dilated to the I wo of isi erel r p j. ri r va eLearts: w Ws U ill trod atta. tioe b id liab i onat e theiTes hibea t: Thas : lea Tee t:bli i h r. 1114101:00itigiboe:fri.iengPlisTvinillbanite:::::ofidndlsebn:::::sigri.mcw• ot tli::: it j:_ igef P=wwilli tice s : f is a bi the tu the ri:li wiedoen ; oaD ; all th ilt e m i mi m , pse awtrTh i e al;or r theliistmsycol'emeint.tinuw:hellailb:"..". Pre teeter settling the reel estates of istertatee. WIDNIIRDAY, Mason 14. ORDeRS Of Tel Day. County Infirmaries (Arland) Bill—sceoed reading ; Rail way Travelling (Deland) Bill—secord reading ; Peossentirin Espouses BM—mooed roadie( • Turnpike Reads Bill— owed reeding ; Marsh Raise dosomutation (No. sawed reeding; Plague Bell—coutderation of Lords' ameedmeets. Norms oe Rome & Mr. Duelop —Valuation of Leads and Heritages (Soot lasel)—Bill to improve the present system of the valuation of Made and heritages In Boothia. Mr. Blake—Os seoood resdiog of Railway Travellieg (Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a mooed time upon that day six months. Mr. Ached—On consideraties of Lords' aineedenests to Cattle Plague Bill At end of Clause 1, eddied by the Lords, add, " Arid are farther authorised to appoint a eon mitts. of the Privy Council wit& shall be resible for exercising a geoeral aupeeviairis over the operat icsef such ceder and acts" liatreenae, Mason 15. ORDIRS or TEI DAY. Petit Juries (Ireland) Bill—Scoona raiding Entail (Scotland) Bill—Sewed reading ; Sherif Court Houses (Scotland) Aet (1660) Asseednoset , BlLL—Sexed reading ; Parliarneetary Oaths Amendment Bill—Committee ; Vac' caution Ball—Committee ; Hull South Bridge [Advise:ls --Committee thereupon Merchant Shipping AU (1554 A men dment Bill--Sooond reading ; Railways Clauses • —Sewed reeding. Noncom or Marrows Rs Maguire—To ask the Attorney -General for tidied whether it is the intention of the government to intro duce a bill for the improvement of the law of landlord and tenant is Ireland : and, if so, at what time such bill is likely to he introduced. Mr. Ferised—To ash the Attorney-Cleeeral whether be has seen any grounds for cbangieg his opision expressed in this house on the 27th of June last, that Mr. Patrick Robert Welch should be suspended from the discharge of his duties as registrar in the Leeds Bankniptcr Court pend ing his criminal prosecution for corrupt preetiess in oh tainiog, or attempting to obt a ndica a appointment; if so, to be so obliging se t oetat i them to the house. And whether, after the evidence token before the seised committee on the Leeds Bankruptcy Court, he is wham% that Mr. John Miller I. • fit a nd p ro p er perms t0 1 discharge the very responsible duties of chief recliner of the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. H. Seymour—To ask the President of the Board of Trade if be intends to iotrodace a measure to alter the Com panies Act, 1862, to enable companies, hy special moieties of their shareholders, to diminish the pommel value and increase the number of their shares, reteinieg intact the original amount of the capital of the company. Mr. Gregory—To ask the Attorney-General whether hie at whether been directed to the Act 210th. 111., a 49, sod in his opinion, that act *polies to Sunday lec tures on scieotific end religious subjects by Pomona learned and competent to explain the mine ; if so, whether the act might not be amended with advent'''. Varmint Crenbourne —To oak the Chancellor of the Ex chequer whether it is his ielention to repose soy clauses is committee ea the Church Ra tes Abolition Bill embody ing the suggestions ma le by him, oe the mooed reading of • the bill, for the settlement of the question ; and, if so, when he will lay those churn upon the table of house. FRIDAY, MARDI 16. NoTICES or MOTIONS. Colonel French—Shawon River—Salsa committee to inquire foto the wrong. in which toe dreisege sod naviga tion of the Ricer Snamion has been carried oat under the direction of her Majesty's government On going into committee of supply, Lord E. Cecil—That ao humble address be presented to bee Majesty, praying tbst she will be graciously pleased to appoint a royal commies:on, coosistiog of military and civilian members, to inquire jut, the prompt constitution, system of education, and discipline of the Royal M Mary I Academy at Woolwich, and of the Royal Military College at Seedhant, is well as into the general treatment of tee gentlemen cadets, u also into the rules and rsgulatioes under which candidttea are admitted into threat colleges. : Mr. D. Griffith—To ask the First Conteiesioner of Works, whether, amid iriog the •orkeis shades of political opinion now existing and likely to prevail still more in future is the Rouse of Commons. it might not be desirable to fir range the mats of the bowie in 'nob manner as otionld enable members to locate themselves in more ostensible ' scoordanos than at present with the particular elan of political opinions to which they might personally incline. Mr. B. Coehreoe into move em address for a royal commisipion to implies into the oonatitution of the Metro sy politan Board of Work* the office of Public Works, and the office of Woods end Forests, wth the bb of seeiag whether some mews may nit be devi•ed by which the impTovements of the metropolis may be carried oat in a more ounorthensive end wonosnical manner, and with greater unity of purpose. Mr. Gregory—To ask th e First Commiwiioner of Weeks whether it is the intentio n of her Majesty's government, le the bill which is to be brooglit in to retrieve the wilectimie of natural history from Bloomsbury to Keseingtoo, to ma tinee the present trust as the governing body of the new museum : whether it is choir intention to introduce pro visions to enable the trustees to disp-se of duplicates to other 11101•1031/ : and whether it is their intention to move the estimate for the new museum at Keneisetos before aseertaising whether portant:met is prepaid to break op the British Museum and trawler the natural history caw. tioes to Kensiogten. Mr. Beatinck—To move the telluric,' reeolutiee :"(bat in the vision of Ibis house it is not expedient that the esupolown foe the building of the new wares el justice &weld he halted te s ix arehitees only." Mr. Blake—Too:all the attaitins of the Attorney-Genes:4 for Ireland to the Wire atetrietions to-which the pUdpers arrested ender the suspension of the Habeas orpus Act ar enbjected to in the gaol st W a terford, and C to hirab whether speedos dbwitione were given by Newt as to the treatmeat of them prisoners • aa he has any objection to state the mare or such s° Airec w =, to whisk of the !Moon authcrities they was treeigaiited end throw& wind medium. 1177 - ratuirtan—To eall the attention of the hones to the imam in which the legacy into the tem of the wee ooeducted, and to ask the President of the Bosr ba d i t Tads whether he propose* to amend the Merchant Sidi,- lug Act. p Sty O. O'lauldea—Toesll attention to the peat of not iamb* a writ for a vacancy is this home, 0 Mee Mat which has been vacated be claimed on behalf of another candi date ; and to move a resolution in respect thereto. TEE GUARDIANS OF THE STRAND UNION • AND THEIR BIM POOL We have sincere satisfaction in stating that thee guardians have decided upon appointing pkui nurses to their workhouse infirmary, and that the painful story we recorded a week ago was made matter for inquiry and animadversion at their lest beard meeting. The guardian who recommended potinaa as a fit and par person to nurse . people dangerously and Ala of comas responsible for the grave wash 'Ms fallen on his colleagues. It speaks well, theta fere, for this local board that the/ have taken daps to remedy the oilag wrOfwe t e r=t before the public, and that their first Map to miens has brought them iato °pillion with those of their number who still think it right to dermal sick paupers of .411 e oars and attention which is their due. Mr. J. S. Blom, one of the treasurers of tits Bask r Aasociatien, is a guardian of the Samna (Mai, sad has given notice of his intention to bring before his esilearies, at an early day, ((the scheme for transferring acute cases from workhouses to les pitals; and the whole character of the nursing aid at present employed has been refereed to tie wqrk house master and the medical Maar. 4 While recording facts which seem to indicate a dispositioa to reform, let us add that ens at Vie evils exposed in the letter of a "Real (Usual," re cently published, and which was until very lately in nightly operation at the Strand Union, 117 . = removed. The bath in which several male were crowded at om time has properly given plies to single baths, with a good supply of lot and cold water to each. Unibtrditg inteMsnut. OXFORD, MAsoa t MAGDALEN MALL—The eledies to the meat scholar. sbipa at this MU tessaisa•ed this eveaief la Woes at tits tol►ow• oedema .—Essay fisholarelup :L. O. tt 'he'd& kkwaraie : & v. F. BEM. Illeske ships : 0. B. hobos sad D. Bardese. There was Mesa eaediasiasa Christ Hareisofim Pithaagne.—The Rev. H. P. Liaise. OW*. Beiaptee Lester% !kicky more*. at et. ; the Bow. J. G. 0111011•OVN &weeps Odder% Beeday after. Dom WWe re yogurts& to stste that the sees "J a me. J. C. W. 8.C.L., 'Malty Hell. Combrkles," ID our yorpoydefs imp erious,obeakl hats bra "James J. Cooper WykLntr] - - TEA Lars DS. =SWILL. (Flom the Athenerem.) Dr. Whewell was appointed to the =Otos* of his collage by the Grows, oa the iodination of Dr. Warde n 1141. This appointment, made by the bee, G ! thane, somethiog politic/a &best it. It ealltts denied that Trimly men in passel repotted that the choke bed not fallen on Dr. Peacock, who was wowed in politics to the goverment of the day. Bat Dr. Whewell bad a very somesidal career as swam ; and in one parlisolar the *olio's will here good name to remember monde rick by two marriages., as wed as by a therat was very liberal to the oollege ; and be resented a WM, or large eollectios chambers for ar&rgradastes. built on geared opposite to the Oollege-sale. Is spite el mime little rubs, his rule as Master was pesoeful wed liosenrable. We shall not even 'nue:elate the large 'umber of volumes oe the principles and history of philosophy which will preserve Dr. Wherry/fa same. He sequired a very large stook of erudition ; and had mush information on 'boost eve!y subject. Sydney Smith is well koown to bays ✓aid of " Science is his Gots ;. einnissienes is his foible." Bat many do not uodersisad it, • and to those who du there is a retort. The two wor ds, forte and foible, are the technical Dames for the streog and weak parts of a swoed.blade ; sad it is certain thee the foible of some weapons is stronger them the forte of others. So it was with oar subject. We have often beets amused by the laughter at the above witticism of men whose power is their owe especial bun sees was below Dr. Wheweirs power in thews far remote from his misstate studies. For example, Whewell was stronger in half a doses extra @clean& ptunits than the Bev. Sydney Smith was is theoloff. Dr. W Wirral was sot popular. His wieners had sot the palish wbieb is oily acquired is early youth. His spirit was seniewbat boisterous awl overbearing ; be was emasion , ally uncivil. But he bed a kied heart ; and in his excesses there was what is not very miasmas in sack ce ll s ; he did not stand oat against reason, and be could be put down by reason. He bad candour, sad was not ashamed to show it ; he could give up a point which lie had been maintain ing with far too much of overbearing aseadt. He was. in truth, honest; sod, likely eneugb, fancied himself a very well-bred man, as Sam Johnson did before him. Opinion, which bore hard ova his fault. paid a tribute to his character in the ni , de of its censure ; it coo lied itself to the defeat Had there been anything else agm'est him, the general dislike of hie manses would have brought it into maim. But nothing was ever laid to his account ereept rodeo. as sod emniscisons sod the second would have been admired if it had Dot bows for the first. The melancholy manner of his death bits created universal sympathy. His tittle defects will be forged** ; long career of energetic utility will be reme.nbrred ;amid his writ ings will be the study of the I °cog philosopher. His college will not forget the master who we*, if ever s nob there wen, a thorough Trinity was. THE BOLD EXPERIMENT. TO THI FDITOR or THE LIPRP/SS. referouce to your graphic account of this came, we era requested by Mr. Augustus Smith to state that partieulsr instruct were given by him to do no uneeeessary injury to the fence is its removal, and that in fact the fence has not bees materially injured been taken oat of the ground, rolled up, sad left stacked on ro the oommon. The real " boll experimeAalwt" in this cvse is the Lord of the Manor, who, without notice, put bin hoc* round a common which has hose opiu laud from time immemorial, to say nothing of stopping several highways. It was to prevent a p'eri'ls breach of Vie peace tbat a strew force was used.—We am, Isc., LLW HENCE aed SOUTHEY. 6. Lutooltes-itte-fielai, Loudon, Mach E Raraisarrsfloa or Warr Wonerartantiaa.— Last evening the address of Kr. W. E. Dowdeswell, the omeervtive ndidate Gt. the vacant the death of Earl Beauchamp, and the noonision of his brotherlt this e Hon. Frederick Lygon , to the wise, was issued. dated from rall'cour", near Tewkesbury, sort "Bor e ludieg to the death of the late cod procesds : sod bred ansoogst you. I shall, if eleoted, scheely employ myself for the gener a welfare of thy country ; and, warmly attached ty the prieeiples advocated by thq consnatin leaders, heartily support that party, 'retrying to myself that iodepeodeoce of action which is du tomer, country reattemss. AD ardent supporter of the chinch of llegland, and slams for the maintenance of her fabrics and services, I am anxious for &fair adjustment of the disputed topic, the abolition of church rates, and though opposed to maid abolition would sopout a moderate whew' ca,ca lated to set at rest that much controverted question. Whilst I deprecate an been or precipitate lowering of the franchise I would support a stessare for the lekral sates sloe of the suffrage to those wile prove themselves entitled to be admitted to the exercise of so inspyrtant and moony obis a trust. lam an advec.te for economy, sod the &mit notion of the public impenslitaie, so far es is °evillest with the maintains* , of our naval and military forces on en Aden footing without eadenseriog oar colonies sad sestospree." Ifs is sloe agrees* to the system el centrali sation art favourable to load esifiloyetnmert. Kr. Brown- Weaned, who reeidu in themes*, and who moistly sat in Ink. bet yea defeated at tbs. general elastics, will, it led=4 mine leeward in tbs liberal inttreet. (e, PALACL O Minus* DAY. VIIIDLT, NAMICII 9.—Admissions on payment, 738; ditto by slaws Bushy 1,N7; total vidtors.l,9l.s. Now liditioa. melee L. ' HZ BXNZWII 4 IO of LIDA, addressed more roan/ so mu oe busbies. tai of olainoss, flu I=ender Use &basal( Whole ••= I D 11 3 bati oe sand. I JQ Laver, ALM, ;V: l letedoo. Dean and Boa, Indplebiti. KM