The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-15 00:00:00

I FrW /~v.lr-1.,~ 1 r ~~~ ( .•• 2 A•••._ R (1.1 , 1 11 x t C 7 ,3 . ~' ~ !-); R. N40,-.=•• r 4 it . A 74 ~-:~; LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 18C8. No. 6,717.) [STAMPED IL ADDITIONAL.] [ONE PENNY BANK of SOUTH AUSTHALIA.I oncE hi LITKEBY GIVEN, that the busbas of V e s.aith Australian Ranking Company In now coeducted ender the oove title, in ar•Ardanee with Use new Charter of Incorporation, 1.4 , which a certilleste has just been granted by the Lunt+ Com owtdourrs of he: Majesty's Treasury. brlnltna it Into tame i n.its operation. WILLIAM YUMMY, Manager. c'.. S. ISTi. STONE NEWINOTON.—To be LET, several desirable 14.111DENC121 Wasted to the high road, Aro =lnaba tams Daman swop weasel them with large Irszdein sod vosbiloslts). lest has [36 to LK Fa" rename* apply atittllEN QAT WOILTII, 10, Illghatrost, [byload, N.C. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Wows maosAms.) FRANCE RAILWAY INTELLIGLIS CE. OREL? NORTHERN. The report of the directors is published. The accounts of the company, showing the seeeipte Sad expenditure for the half-year ended 31rt December, 1867, !Dare transmitted horewith. The receipts os a ccoun t o f capital during the half-yeas amount to 185,84 N., derived ithiefly from the payment of the third and fourth can ea itLe pennansat preference stock. The total 4%041 re. solved is 18p1,1991. 15s. The expenditure foe the half. year is 272,805/. 7s. 6d., lasiuding payments of 4VtBi. is. Od. for land ; and 100,14 W 17s. Id. for work* of @emotion ea the Lincoln and Hcaington, the Doncaster and Gaisisbeewegh, nod March and Spalding Sues, and at regime ether parts of the convenes system ; 46,10111.. os. 1114 ter additional engines and wagons ; 37,6891. 14a. lid. en amount of the Edgware and Highgate line, and 42,2004 for payments en account of this company's one-third akar* in the. Cheshire, sad Gareton and Liverpool MN/. The saselpts from the several warm of the company's revenue ere satisfsctory. The total revenue is 65 7711 is excess ef the serresponiling period. The expenditure is 13,9431_ more, having an additional net profit of 51,8284 The washing tragic has increased shout 29,0004, and the goods end live stock Indic are 4,4001. more, notwithsland. ing the withdrawal of a large portion of the goods trellis of the Ibiland Company. The receipts from the of minerals have increased to the extent of 30,7967 chief items of increase in the expenditure are 7,90& as edicount of emapennatims sad 2,30 k for itsbes cod taxes. flObfeisett is a ecitepatatlve summary Ass revenue imamate of the two half-years ending teeth*. tively 3lss Deosmber, 1806 sad 1867, and explains the propriation of the receipts of those periods. The whew 'of the New Ordinary Deferred stock, amounting to 940,0001., sad 715,3 677 . of the Permanent Pretoria*, stook, become entitled to dividend in addition to the amt. ea at the corresponding period: BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS - corm Bawask Tamar% Tronlia, Pest:~ Maus, 10. at num, cF4sipxl.9s!„.! Amick:a PAWS. Frs. If,. !mean. The Petrie of this evening predicts that the sub scriptions to the new loan will open ear* in March neat. It says --" The Council of States will soon have cor.cludcd its deliberations upon the budget of 1869, and will then examine the bill to be pre sented to the chambers in reference to the loan. As the Legislative Body would thus have two sub jects—the budget and the loan—before it at the Same IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. I, Old Broad Street: and 16 & 17, Pall Mall and Invested Capital and Edens Told, E 1,96 3,00 0 Losses rood. LJ.000.006. idaDcroits AID Si•lntrerOaa, ISA AAhton, rf, hard JUDICS, Esq., Ashton and Co., East India Merchants. Barclay, 'llona, George, Esq., Barclay, Perkins, and Co., Brewers. Bell, James Chri , tlan Clement. Esq., Bell & Grant. Iterehanta Bevan, Robert Cooper lee, Esq , Barclay, Bevan, Trltton, Twells. and Co, linkers. Brand. James, EAq., Itavey, Brand. and Co , Merchants. Care (Uric.. Itsq r.cAeott. Grote. Care. and Cave, Bankers. Chapman, Edwoni licztrv. Erq , Al...chant and Shipowner. Davidson, lie. ry, , Davidson and Co., West Julia Mar chants. plehL Gerne. Esq., Wood, 11.11, and if =bury, llop Mar chants. Glbh, Thomas Jones. VAq., T. A. CUM and Co., AI ercbanta. GiMat, John Saunders, Esq., John Kitten Gilltat and Co., lierehantA Meardnic, Captain At:sander, 8.N., Director of East and West India Dock company. 1111thert. Coop.", Ere;., Iliblwrt and Co., West India Mer chant. Rume, William lawnlee. Pan_ Colonial company. Ilyde. Samuel. Eat., Bide aud Joist Merchants. Kirtland. (jr: John. Army Arent. Lynn, MOM" gen., Roost and Was. Ilia and. Ca. dusts and Bast fmlia Scent.. tlarlyat. Charles, .11.1 , 11 Marryat and Sons, Merchants. nr.loch, James GorJou. I.sq., ilatisom, Boaver.e, and Co., Bankers. Neilson, Clan& Emu. Claud Neilson and Sons, Merchan Nen sun. 1 ho's liohisnorth, Esq., Newman, thug, & Co., M.tchants. I., k itasuo, Yrederick, Fan., James l'ittison & Son. Silk and crittral Merchant, John Saudi:rico, Eon., Sanderson, Fry', rJgge, & Co., tl er'hatll s. H.q., Director of the London, Brighton, and Nonth Coat Railway. :math, Marini Tucker, Ent , Smith, Payne, k Smiths, Bankers. 1:1. herd. Esq , Richard Twining and Co, Bankers awl Tea Merchants. un. I 1 16 nocinria r: tir:~apr 6e% PRICE'S GOLD MEDAL PALMITDIE CANDLES combine Enid beauty if appearease with steady brilliancy of light. They are the best substitute for real Was and Spermaceti Coolies, end are bring konnhwed it their place in the West adE Club& They an free from wants sad wall, and the tendency to bend and run over When the room grow. warm. se objectionable In low quality traneoarent ?orals. tlindlea Order of any dealer, but. Sushi on Latin 66 Yrice's Uold Medal Palatal,* candlea" SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why pure bise new Safes when yon may have •econ4hand, by Milner, and every other eminent maker, equrl In every respett to new, at ball their prices, from larttraneo companies, the Bombay and other bank tailnrast—Priews tree.—Gitiklifild, 43, Cannon-street. Y.C. time, the discussion of the loan would be declared urgent, end would be proceeded with first." The France of this evening says :—" Earl Retell and Lord Clarendon have returned from Italy. Earl Russell proceeds at once to London, but Lord Clarendon will remain some time in Paris, whose ho will probably have an opportunity of command toting to French statesmen the impressions derived from his journey." • e. - In to-day r i sitting of the Legislative Body the debate upon the Press Bill was resumed. Art. 16 was referred back to the committee. torea, or — Felk. ---. • Stegner, Rev. Sir Lovellee, Part., M A., Trinity, Stoke-on-Treat Stevens, Rev. C. A, M.A., Trinity, Blackheath. Mindy, Rev. J. W.. ILA., Ilegdalene. Buxton, Norfolk. Thorp. Veit Archdeacon, LLD., late Follow and Tutor of Trinity, Remertoe. Teekeellery. Tooke, Re. T. H. M.A., Trinity, llonkton Farleigh Lactrry, Bradford: Wiltshire. Tuck Rev. It. U., M.A., late Yellow of JUNO, Kingwood. Banta. Venable*, Rev. Batumi, MA., rembr.ke. C mon of Lincoln. Venable*, G. 8.. Q.C., ILA., Jerns, Mitre-buildings. Temple. Wagner, Rev. H. IL, M.A. Klee's, Vicar of Brighton. Watson, C. Knight, M.A., Trinity, Somerset-house. Walton. Sir Thomas, park., M.D., LLD., Li nary Fellow of St. tce lie N.: tree for 23 al ? ' lria up bad by anytklog of the kind that bee hitherto bees produced."—(Mental Circular, March YD. I'VLAAKIS BANNER. Vocal Duet Words by Losont.tow ; Made by Miss M. LINDSAY Mn.( J. W. Blks). For &pram and Contralto. sa ; free by post for ID stamps. Well worthy of the author of Excealer.' Meleillard with 1110Wel and arprestion."—church and Byte Casette. •• Music equally dimple, adequate, and arpreseire."—Corot :venial M. Berryer made a speech proposing that press offences should be tried by different tribunals in rotation. M. Bench., the Minister of Justice, opposed this amendment. M. Berryer again pressed it, and an excited discussion ensued, during which M. Pellet= had to be called to order by the Presi dent. The amendment was finally rejected by 175 against 48 votes. • .• • 1917. 1898. nross receipts Ll,l ..1.•-•00 .. £1,019428 (Iron expenditure •.u..i51 .. fa 8011 Excess of grees recelptsover expenditure 68.7..500 .. 610.882 Sundry receipts, includbq balance :set revenue Fixed and preference charges Balance divisible es ordinary dividend 196.124 . 2111,271 This balance will enable the proprietors to dcel.tre a divi dend at the rate of 71. 10e. per cent. per annuli, on the original stock, giving for the half Tear-37. 1521 per cent. to the original stock, 4/. 10s. per cent. to tho A stock, 31. per cent, to the B stock. uuie air BROUGHT HER WARRIOR. DEAD. Song. Words by ALFRED TERETSOII, LT, D.C.L, Poet 111.1111L0 : ]hide hy Mire H. Looser (Mrs. .W. Bliss), U. " Most touching and pathetic Combines beauty "Rh extuonliaary facility of execution."-Court Circular. Free by post for 19 stamps. Ms same for Pianoforte, by Tilt. Mum free by pest for IS steam Loudon : Robert Cocks and Co., New Bitribigton.street ; and all musk:sellers. BERNE t Fn. 14. •ctirmee. %atoll, John Harvey. Esq., Carlton Clob. oi. 11. W , M.C., 11. W. Eaton and Son, Silk trokem I.inthar, Horace:But., Forbes, Mainz, and Co., Mast India %erode 1 . 14 AI, Barclay, Esii , Wood, Field, and Danbury, Trim Merchants. 6. J. Gm) stone, Esq., Royden and Reid, ship Croton. Soperintendent of Town and Foreign Department+, Jaime Holland. Superintendent of Country Department, C. F. Jerrie. Superintendent of Blanch Wine, Fall Mall—J. Indpeatt Acountant—C. J. Pivot. Board My—Wednesday, half.past 1 o'clock, Inowanies =Must Fire on every Description of Property at 11-mn. 111 FM , by Cuuntrke, and In the Colonies. NI .1, rAto nate,. Undoubted Socurity, Prompt and Liberal -.Tin loved. of Claims. I. •• r Damage by Cur n 11,1.1011 made Good. No Charge for r or :genii% linty Is. thl. per cent, per annum. ionai commiiii ion allowed to Merchants and Woken eSocling Forelirn end Ship Instiran-Nm. TO the MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of LON DON. . . i; rNTLEMEN.—Stnee we last addressed yea on behalf of fir t,,h•i iviiiisick's Committee, changes hare occurred with regard v • hire iviirestiitution .if the University in rarliament fly the retirement of Ur Wood, the numberof candklateshrought the I•niveraity is reilneed to four, all of them avowedly I.; wra's: and on every gemmed it Is dosirable that the expresvion .4 xda•t al opinion with regard to these four should now become Nor...leveled. Judging from it recent announcement in the •• Toms" ul the num per of s matures to the sego sitinn pre . uteri by ?I r. iAtWe, $t would appear that no one candidate has prearnt the assured support of any considerable section of the r.lustra 1 hat Dr. Wood's views with regard to the representation of the I o I.:rally are not shared in by ell his late supporters is evident i• oni the apie ndul letter. which ono of tubas received from Mr. Icimpes, pro, lowly a se, mtary to hl3 committee, and which wo the permisoion of Jir. liompas to circulate. We have ventured to ask your support for air John Lubbock on the grounds of his elowi confliction with the University. of his distinguished literary sail scientific attainments. of Ws shinty as a public speaker and man of business, mid, above ail, on account of Ins thorimgh identification with the educational views and general pilitk a of tbegreat majority uf our graduates. • • • - - We need se.ir,. ly sly that, as a scientific man hineicif, and a leader In the i•otilie thought of thu day. Sir John I.tibboek's °Nonni: nhnt the smith, of science In idueation lifer widely insu 1 , 4•115 e which hat e been r. cent!, expressed, awl are, WO • think, nowt, in to:connoted with those which a candidate for the representation of a leilriled lowly rolgin Iw exmckll to maintain. air John s whoeuer of wientitic study as an essential part of a i edile.ltion is 63,41111011 his mew:talon of It value 3, II 111one...tiler than upon a Mere consi deration of the immediate utility of 'dentine knowldlge. Should you nv the force of thew consideration., snit not ahead)! I, Lye :06.1 your name to the list of Sir John bilibovis's you will cotumardeate with one of UN of your ciallcst Coll‘c111,•1.“.. of llie Committee, yours respectfully, F. W. FARRAR, 8.A., U. c. 1.1. A., Ualveraity Culkie, W.4'. W. 4,1i1.17%4:, M 8., F. 11.8., 84. Barthel.> Hon. Seca nave's 11. :40A,, LC. P. 11. I'l I:NAL rii, 8.A., M.D., Guy's Dos j pi, .1, S E. King's I lench Walk, Temple, KC., Febe;tery 4, 1869. th molt 11,—Ton ;tre nu doubt aware that LW. %Vocal 11:,e tionilicii his 11111 aka' no power to continue a candidate for the rem , . otdion the Unirerbity of London. As one of Ids ,iipportcr,. I li.nc been °WOW, therutom, to consider the claints obit la ti: r candidates have upon the suffrages of the gradual silo ays felt that. If pwatble, it wait desirable that Is, .Louth i t . ;.roiciitist by one of our own graduates, and I had lir t to r ahcther I conk' conscientliusly support Mr. KJ,: 'hi, lost member for a now unlivcnity, If a Kra duatc. sill is I .I , lly i o subject to much observation and rrl ti.l: .• therefore that he should not only he a 111,111 4. , 0.11113', 1 , 10 tot who would afford no handle for hostile 51orciitur, I think our member should to chosen from °lows who airs:oily have Oral some time and trouble to tin iulrrr.ls of the I inversity in lea prominent positions; but Mr I ~q not reiolcrcd himself cionsplcutuni by his failure I'. Isis Is I i tilt I hitt rsity, either au a member of the bradnatef l'omoot, e or looter the new choler. Ur. in hi. later to Mr. Millie, expressing hie Intention I leti. e. ha, , ailed the special attention of his supporters to th. of Mr. Lowe, but the very piints In hi; millions t •• re ~erred Wis••eili to me to afford occasions for opposing his • Ills views on ethic:a/ion may he gathered from his p,,oledied ilsecliec, and esivecially the speech that he delivered ChM at iallutinrgh, and, both with relation to the lower losses, thy appear to me wholly erroneous. With r• t to the lower dames, his fundamental proposition appears t•• !. that it In the duty of the government to educate the . , as It Is to administer justive and to protect property. 1 , ,....,0nes lu the str•oigest form the old tory theory of a poll ti -I g..vernment, which has gradually been giving place for • I . its to the theory of individual liberty, and which, rather I. e• the menu estei mil form of the government, ccistitutes the • •• tftial difference between despotism and freedom. With the 1 , lu.,ion he draws from his theory, that the government ought apply by compulsory rating education to those who hone • 11., means of obtaining It, I fully agree; but I understand II sir John Leh:sick supports the same views on lite iiiii kr • lociple that government ft b •und to are that children are son i'...l, either by their parents or. If that I, impossible by govern °..a itiolf, with the essentials of life. With regard to noddle-class education, Mr. Lowe has ventured Li put as the first requisite the acquirement of useful in tonleition, and to treat as only secondary !he proper training of the mind. it will be unfortimate if the advocate of sue b i•rioriples receive the support of our University, which has loom accuftal ~ though entrulL of favouring cramming. end whose , real ol,,iect has late to direct the studies o f young men in suc h ' a way vs should hest train their mental powers. lum far from deroiug that It is desirable that &dentine studies should form n far Leger feature ,ban they 110 ill modern education: lint on this pilot also Mr John Lubbock will advocate the same opinions, with (or higher scientific attainments and with sound views on the true principles of adoration. II r. Lowe's views on the sub ject of the Irish Church are the same as those of all the other candidates, and indeed are now so general that they .1,1 hardly tae con.idered as alternate; any Ns, /31 ground for inir support. • Even, however, If I had nierissi iv Mt Mr. Lowe in his views on the subjects r. leered to by lir. Wood, there are other grounds ors which I should have felt it inipossilde to vote for him. As a liberal, I could never vote fur oat; who has shown by his acts as well as worth that he has • minuend distrust of the majority of lob fellow.countrymen. 1 lams it is thought by many if his tutpi.., to, that the questiou of reform being passed, his °Melons tied subject am of little importance tint so far is this from le h.c the cue, that in the speech I have referred tii, he bases dos ~./1 on the qUestiou of olueution us the result of reform, !!!!'l that be should have thought the c han g e s w hkh h e now ' tell— titer undesirable, but lurid., paeans of the Reform Bill! vh..ther quifttion, second only to those mentioned by Dr. w• . our relation with our colonial empire. Mr. Lowe has Itl ben, especially by his speech on the defences of Canada, t•• i.• cseu the lies between the colonies mid the mother country, . ! to create mutual distrust Those who, Ilke myself, have ...melon with Canada, know what indignation his opinions • no mid, as It asema to rite, justlyj, not ouly among the leading al,o.11:11 13 themselves, but also among those in England who are t i , tercated In the welfare of that colony. ha,. lined It mad that alz. Lowe's speech on the praposed Lei' -11 of the University of Durham to our conatituency o , inlet a dab, to our support. I certainly felt that years of ' !weicatious and unrewarded work for the Univenity, such as t'•••se of Dr. Wood, deserved every recognition; but the fact t hat at a time when It was already known that Mr. Lowe was diced) to lie asked to stand for our University, he Woke *gobbet a oiotion which would have deprived him of all prospect of repre. larding the consUtueuey, somata me but • poor ground log re turning him as our member I hue written thus at length to you to show you that tt lout without conslderatlen that I have decli:°d to You to allow me to unite with you mil your fellow workia s In endeavouring to secure Sir John Lubbock for ou future member. Mr Jului Is closely couttected with our Unless sity, his father was our first Vice-Chancellor, and he himself is a member of the Senate. As, too, he Is Dot a member of either of the older Universities, and hat parliannutary reputation Is ret to be made, he will become, if elected, so closely identified with our Ugly that It will be of small moment that be never • among tt• The known ability which hat placed him, at so early an age, In the Area rank of scientific toes, and which he its employed not only en theoretical pur suits hat on the study of practical polities, entitles him to the position of our member, while upon the leading questions of the day be is consistently liberal in principle as Well as °Plutons. I shall beg his Mor happL th n. erstilote, to give you any aid I am able In securin Thumb, nut. faithfully, . - &My M. BOMPAB. TO the tIE3IIIERS of the SENATE of theson, lion. and Rev. J. 0., ILA. , Wider, Vicar of Beene . Norwic hUNIVEUI SITY of CAMUUJDUE. le wine, Orenvffie M.A., negiliffen, Band* Mall, taawriffinite,—lM the vacancy In the repreeentatl o n of the inenenneyy. University of Cambridge in life I accepted the Invitation of a prineenred n Niche% M.A., Trinity College, ISt Harley-street. largely and In fl uentially signed requisition. and Osborne Ile W. A. MA Trinity Contuse Bleed Wale et canvass, which promised coo wide and distingulaised support. , knee d, „L et yt i ,eeieec - i a . Ultimately. however. I retired In favour of l ie. Selwyn rather Otter, Venerable Archileacon.M.A..Pethrhnuse,Ceerfoldffimeet. , than Involve Um University in the trouble of a contest. which „. perk. would at that time have been conducted by personal voting ; at gw ery " . i i 't n 'ta tto l . i . "ea.* the same time I announced my Intention of ogain offering myself Pollock, Fred., M.A., Trinity College, laelsequer-eMe. upon another vacancy. This has occurred by the promotion of • fib C. J. Selwyn to the high office of Lord Justice ; and I now pe T e. eir e. , Sidney. xenipetee. icendinereek. solicit your support. In the belief that the years which have Pownall John Fhb, M.A., Trinity, 19.01,14,02 re, Lincobeolna. elapsed duce lees have strengthened any claims to represent soo prowete, C. 0 , Fellow of tionville and Cebu C. College, University. Johnson's-buildings, Temple. fly political opinions are Conservative, but Independent and unites. W. Map, M . . Trinity, 7 , Beudort _ gania ., tea . moderate. Accordingly, I look to the due balance of interests amid the mutual confidence of classes for the future safety and sington. prosperit of the country. Among our bistitutions, in the wet- Saute Rev. Richard, late Fellow of Trinity College, and Prin. i y far, of which lam meet deeply interested , the Church of Eng- r of codringion College, saitedeen Mud Maude prominent, alike in Its spiritual and its social as- Kau, Rev C. D., M.A., Trinity, 7, Whitehall. Rldeont, Rev. U•, ILA., Emmanuel. Saddlewlelt Rectory, Staple pects. I am by conviction a steadfast though not extreme rhurehman ; and I venture to say that the downfall or Mouse lion of the church would be a fatal blow to civil end re u s e.. Lockhart, 31. D., Caine, County Lunatic Asylum, liberty. I have ever resided the abolition of church-rates, while s heath, Stave. should g i cn n y a id in some fair and moderato measure for the i r Robertson, Rev. J. C., M.A., Trinity, Canon of Canterbury. emulation. The public mind has been much miffed of late Rodwe I, 11. B. Banter, occ., M.A., 7'rluity. Rom, V. Archdeacon, 11. A., late Fellow dile John's,Roughton upon question, effecting the conduct of Church services; and C on q uest a •diyal Memnission Is siting upon Ritual and Rubeks. As 1 gaiter Rev. li.. W.A., St. John's, Vicar of St. Pad's, Bedford. em myeelf a mender of that Commission, I feel that I sm pre , e l u d e d nom 'gybe; more then to Winn my genuine allegiance Sandford, 0. If. W , M.P., Magdaleee College, 53, Ilertdoed to the Prayer-hook. fairly and cauxlbßy interpreted. Street , Mayfair. * Schrefeer. Charles, SLY., KA., late Fellow of Trinity College, I coast ier that the beet Interests o the nation are Involved in Lng nein noose . W. till maintenance of the independence of our Universities. They She herd, Rev. Cr., M.A., Decumbent of St. Catharine Cree, may well he ellowed to develop for thetueelves, ea they are us. dubter:Hy doing, their manifold resources, in connection with the Church. let for the benefit of the whole people, upon their r .-- 17 . 7 Trini ty, 17, old and will tried cellegfide hash- The public echoes are legimately=scted w Wes, ea 4 Lleuffitlig ffinfiffeelit may be coo his spirit of Moderation. and with ea app._ elation of the true spirit of those thatitulions. The Important question of the development of general primary education must, I believe, be 1101,Cli by en expausion of the denominational system, hacked by Increased liberality on the part of the tittle, an ti a generous confidence In the good Intentions of school matiagess to meet the claims of conscience. consistently with their primary dullest° their own convicted's ; while a State sys tem of enforced secular education is *holly alien to the religious and Independent spirit of England. The acknowledged deflcieeey of middle-class education ought to be sinillarly met. While friendly to public economy, 1 shall ever uphold the duty of maintaining the naval end military defeuces of the &n -ein:, our judiciary institutions, and the machinery needed to pre ' verve the lienith, owlet the enjoyment, and secure the personal safety of the people upon a liberal and efficient footing. to coechision, I can only assure you that if you send me to parliament e: rv t earn' represe Devoted lterve,l m urall il he weetereateorry be the enienti.ntite; and untrammelled by opine or business, it will be the occupation of my life to deserve yeareonildence. 1 have Use honorer to remain, rentienien, Your faithful and obedient servant, A. J. B. BERleirOlID HOPI. Committee Boom. Britith lintel, Cocks/me-street, Feb. 7, John 7 a, 17, ile”riettaetreet. Weird, Rev. S. Wales, M.A., late Yellow and Tutor of Magda. Rene, lettemdow. Reser. Webb, Rev. 8., M.A., Trinity, S, Chandoestreet, W. Wetherell, N., L.A., Trinity Hall, resbley. linntirreen. Whieton, Rev. R., M.A., late Yellow of Trinity Rochester. White, Rey. W. N., ILL, Trinity , Potter Ilinworth Rectory, Lincoln. Whitley, Rev. Canoe, M.A., St John's. Bedllerton. Woodford, Rev. J. R.., L.A., Pembroke, Chaplain In Ordinary le her Majesty, Itempsfoni. Wordsworth, Yen. Archdeacon. D.D., Trinity College, Cloisters, Westminster. Woreley, Sir W., Bart, St. John's. SC Trilicesjrardem. Wyatt, Hugh Tenfold, LLD., Trinity Hall, IC Oxford.equare. Young, Rev. J. 0., M.A., Trinity, Hursley Vicarage. WM. PARKER DAMOND, JOHN MARSHALL HAYMAN, WYNDHAM HOLOATE, non. NMI. C. KNIGHT WATSON. 1 UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. 111 L BEILINFORD HOPES LONDON COMMIITICL Hotel, Cneknpur-otreet. CHAIRMAN—STILLING MAXWELL, Air W., Bart., ILP., M.A., Thofty, Kelt. Bonne, Domhbute. Rev. U., *A., Emmanuel Conoco, 7, Whitehall. Alderson, James, ICA., F.R.S., late Fellow of Pembroke College, President of the College of Phystesans. Aldis, C. J. 8., M.D., Trinity College, ChenterYnnore. Atkinson, Rev. U. A. Y.A. Yellow and late Tutor of Trinity College. Fekenhann, Norfolk Bailey, Roy. IL, 8.D.. Yellow of St. John's, and Warden of St. Augnstimes, Canterbury. Balaton. Bev. It, late Yellow of Vag's, Maidstone. Denson, Rev. F. W., D. D.. late Follow of Trinity College, Dead Muter of W0111,104'0 College. IlinelLAugustua YrßUol, ILA., Sings College, Eddlealiorougb, Backs. ___ , _____ Birch, Rev. 11. M., ED., Lie of Slags, Rector of Prestwich, lion. Canon of Manchester. Blacken, Ron. S.. MD., late Pillow of St. John's College, lion. ~__, ~...._ CanOii . of My, Earls doine. Blake , ley, Bev. J. W.. S.D., late Yellow and Tutor of Trinity College, and Canon of Canterbury. Blondleld. Arthur W., M.A., Trinity Colima, S. Adelphi.terrace Brodribb, ROT. W. .1., ILA.. late Fallow of St. John's, Wootton. rivers Rectory, Wiltshire. Brookfield : w. 11., M.A., Trinity, 6, Sydney place, Onslow. moire, Brooks, %V. C., U.A., St. Jan's, llanchester. Brown, Bev. W. 11., LT. D. Bruce, Lord Ernest, M.P., M.A., Trinity College, Bt. George's- . . . _ _ . — 'place ---- Carter, Rev. W. A.. Fellow of Eton Collect°. Rectory, Tfiteham. Career Rev. A. J.. Dia, Queen's, ) foster of Dulwich College. caventllsh, ford Richard, M.A., Trinity Collect°, Cliklehurst. ebonitel . l. Arthur Moseley, ALA., TrLlty, 10, Farrar's-0011410g% Temple. . - Cl Yen. Archdeacon. If. A., EL Jobe'. CoWinn, Roe. Y. W., 8.D., late Fellow of St. Jolla's, Itfarwood, Devon. Compton. Rev. Loyd Alwyn°, M.A., Tilsit,. Castle Ashby, C.,01,0, Der. W., MA...Trinity Hall, 10, Little Btaahopeatreet. Conte, Mee. Li. 3L, B. D., latelfellow of BS John's Colley, Vim of St. Lawrence, Jowly. Cowie, linen, M A., Trinity, 8, lintrearoart, Temple. CrAke, Very Key., & N.. M.A., Triity. Peon of Battle. Crelpigny, C. de, M.A., Trinity College. Crick Rev.Timuan. D.D.. late Fellow ant Tutor of tit. John's, * am late Public Orator. Currey, Rev. U., D. D., late Fellow and Tutor of St. lobes Col. lege, Preacher at the Charterhouse. Cost, Reginald John. IL A.. Trinity, Eccleston-amare, S.W. ' Darling, Rev. Thunvis, M.A., St. John's, Vector of St. Michael Itoyal. Davies, Ilerbert, M.D., late Fellow of Queen's College, 21, Queen. square. Denton, Rev. J., M.A., St. John's, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Dickinson, F. 11., M. A.. Trinity College. Kingweston, Somerton. Dlaby, Rev. R. W. WingSeld, M.A., Trinity, Thureford, near Sherburne. Doyley, Rev. C. J., M. A. , Trinity College, Chaplain of Lincoln's Inn Drake, Rev. W., formetly Fellow of St. John's, and Hon. Canon of Worcester. Drew, R. W., MA., Trinity, 7, Stereregate, B.W. RIM., Arthur fi„ ILA., late Fellow and Aulatant Tutor of Trinity, Lincoln. Edge, Rev. W. J., ILA., Emmanuel College, Benenden, Staple herd. &tweets, James, Rev., M . A. , Downing, Rector of Barninetam. Ennuon. Rev. W. U , M.A., Wellow,Romscy. Fowler, Rev. ri. V., M.A., late Fellow of fibluey, Eating Vicarage, II aldon. Freeman, Yen. Archdeacon, MA., St. Peter's, Exeter. Frere, Rev. John Alexander, M.A., late Fellow and Tutor of Trinity, Shillington Vicarage, Ritchie. Free, &Temple. ILA., Trinity College, 141, Darleyetreet. ni Cabler Parry. T., WA., Trinity, llighnam Court, Olenceeter. Garden, Rev. F., M.A., Trinity College, Sub'deen of the Chapel - - - Gelditrt J. W. LLD., Trinity Dail, late Regius Professor -- of Civil Law. Goldney, Rev. O. KW' SosithßeM, Tunbridge Wells. Goodwin, Rev. baa, 3.13., to Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College. Goodwin, Very Rev. H., R.D., flonville and Calm, Dean of Ely. Goodwin, Rev. H. A., M.A., late Fellow and Tutor of Corpus I Trial College, Westhall. Suffolk. Gorham, Rev. U. IL, M.A., Trinity, Walkeringham Rectory, Gainshorongh. Green, Rey. W., MA., Trinity, Wlntertan, Norfolk. Gregory, G. , M.A., TrinlM College, Treasurer of Found ling Hoopital. Grey, Hon. John, M.A., Trinity, Hon. Canon of Durham. Griffith, Rev. E. 0.. M.A., Trinity, Winferbourne. balbbary. Goillement Rev. W. H., &D., late Fellow of Pembroke, Armagh. Ilulswell, R., M.A., St. John's. Sb. Remington-gate. Hyde-park. Dumont W. Parker, M.A., Trinity College, Pam/afford Hall, Cambridge. Harness, Lev. W., M.A., Christ's College, Kensington Gore. 'lnnis, George F., M.A., Trinity, The Perk Harrow. Garrison, Rev. 11., MA., Trinity College, /Modulen, Kent. linviland, Rev. John, M.A., St. John's, Flodhury. Worcestenhire. ilowtrey, Rev. Stephen, M.A. Trinity, Eton College. !layman, J. M. M.A., 11, Dr. Johnson ' s -bnildings, Temple, Ha Heath, Rev. J. M., M.A., late Fellow and Tutor of Trkity, MIL land. Llphook. Hemming, G. W., XL, late Fellow of St John's, Old-square, Hemsermth, Rev. A. R, MA., Pembroke College, Rockland, Attleborough, Norfolk. Herbert, lion. and Very Rev. George, M.A., St. John's, Dean of Hereford. Herschel, Sir J. F. W., M.A., Honorary Fellow of St. John's, Collingwood. Ilawkhurst liervey, - Ven. Lord Arthur C., M.A., Trinity, Ickwewth Rootary, Suffolk. Hervey, the Rev. Lord C. A. M.A.. Trinity, Cbesterford. lleygate, Bar. T. E., Kg., Qtrecn,', Sheen, Ashbourne. Derby- Heygaie, Sir Frederick W., Bart, M.P., M.A., Bellanana, loodonderry. Higgins, Charles Longuet XA., Trinity, Taney Abbey, Bedford. Malden, L G., XA., undy ar d, Rev. Jamek ala rt., Rector of Ingoldaby, formerly Fellow and Tutor of Christ's College. Hoare, Rev. W. IL, ILA., late Fellow of Si, John's, Oskfield Lodge, Crawley. Hodgson, H. J., M.A., late Fellow of Trinity College, Queen's Bench, Master'sOMee, Temple. Hodson, Rev. G. 11., M.A., Senior Fellow of Trinity, Cookham Dean, Maidenhead. Holden. Rev. Hubert, MA., LLD., formerly Fellow and Ambi ent Tutor of Trinity. nolgete, Wyndham, M.A., Trinity College, 21, Oldegnere, Lineoln'olon. Holmes, C. F., M.A., St. John's, Harrow. Hopper, Rev. A. X, XA., late Fellow of St John, Has. Canon of Norwielt Howes, K, M.P., M.A., Trinity Hughes, O. 8., ILA., Jesus e, 1, Pump-cowl, Temple. Humble', W. Wellington Waterloo, LLD., Trinity, Craggier, St. Neet'a Humphrey, Rev. W. G., RD., late Fe ll ow of Trinity, Magiffirn arage. Ingle, Rev. John, Y.A., Trbilty, Enter. water Isaacson, Bev., lsle J .F., RD., late Fellow and Trier of Bt. Ides, Fresh of Wight. Johnson, 11. R. Vaughan, Fan., XA., Trinity. Rem , W. F., MA., St. John's College, 5, Part-pbes,ll.W. R. Stanley, M.A., Jesus, Professor of Bohm In King's Collage, London, 4, Gold:aura Lonsdale, J. 0., M.A., Trinity, Li Lydekker, 0. W the ~ ILL on. and Trini%, liar . H, vaden lodge, St Allitire. V i atn el ad v. T. 11., Muth of Si. Johnt Repel ung=o,. .1. T., XL, ?tinily, 4, Middle Temple-18MR Manners, Right Hem Lord J XL, Trinity. Martineau, Bee. A., XL., late Fellow of Trinity, Prelmskify at St. Paul's and Chaplain to the Bishop of London. Mailit i e i v. D.D., Canon of Si. Pants, Buss, Merl Bev. C., LLD., late Follow and Tatar eiTtlitlitiell, Chap of Hemaeof Gammons, levier*, ROM Mickielliwait, Be,. J. If., Y.A. Tamed= 11414 Mak& Middlemist, Bev. IL, , Harrow. More, Rev. C. LL.D., CirlateColleip, Visentge, air. Moore, Rev. W ', XA Bt. John'a Leyton, Imes Mould, Rev. J. 0., XA., Follow et Cooa MAO GoliV ess. eih. biggajo k let. 0. J., late Moor at Wafts, Mathis . UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Mr. DEMDFORD /lOM'S LONDON COMMITYLE SITA DAILY at the British Hotel Cocksper-dreet. CHAIRMAN-811.W. MAIWIILL STUILING. Dart., M.P., Y.A. Trinity, Mir-house. Durnbiane. WM. PARKER DAMON!). -an., Fan., JOIN MAMMAL!. lIAYMAN, ran., Mon. Seca WYNDHAM HOLOATN, M A., C. KNIGHT WATSON, M.A.. UNIVERSITY of CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. Mr. BERESPORD HOPES CAMBRIDGE COMMITTEE BITS DAILY at the Bull Hotel. Cambridge. CHAIARAK—Bet. B. H. DRURY, M A.. Preddent of CM= W. M. CAMPION, B D., J. W. CLARK. Sxy N. M. FERGUS, M.A., "`"'• J. E. B. MAYOR, ILL, Comadttes-roms, Bull Hotel, Cambridge. TITELECTION for CAMBRIDGE DRIVER ITY having boon Shod, by the proclamation nt the Vice- Clianeenor, for WEDNESDAY, 1411 Mil, and four following days. excepting Sunday, PROEM may be executed on THId DAY (ftstardsp, and afterwards during the liectlon. tiagistrates for Middlesex and Westminster will be In attendance for the purpose Of attesting voting papers to-dsy and until the doss of the EleeUun, from 10 to 6 each day. Apply at Mr. BBRESFORD norm tolsooN comuirrn BOOMS, British Hotel, Cotimpur-street. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1865. This oelebrated old TRIM! RUNK Y gained the DUBLIN PRIZE it EDAL—It le Dee, mild, mellow, deliotoan yid very wholesome. Bold to bottles, M. Bd. each, at the retail houses in Londoi ; by the agents in the principal towns In England ; or wholesale at 8, Orsat Windmill-erred, London, W.—Observe the rod seal. pink label, and cork branded . Linehan's LL Whisky. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, sa well as moaner casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action hso Impalpable that the sediment of the moot limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price nu, 14a., to soh 4}, 9, and la gallon cask', BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-pea required. No more flat beer or sour wore. Price 4a ed. ; ditto, electroplatod, Da—Apply duvet to JAMS DABLOW, patentee, 14, ling Willlam4beet, blandon-honas. fee that I S name and giddier; are on every article; all others are maims Wisdom Nogravlnge gratis. latablished 1899 TEA. —Magnificent Lapgang Sonchong, 3s. 841. per pound. Strong Coogan from le dd. per pound. Tea Dust from la 4d. per pound. Carriage paid to all parts of the Kingdom—MUßßAY and DEAN, Tea Merchants, 71, Ludgate• 11111, City, EC. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk as other aerated water, because the pa can only be got Into it In a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre. tent : bat It. effect on the system Is to vitalise the blood and eye warmth and force to animal power. Order It fresh from the Laboratory, In, Long-acre, or through any druggist, in cases containing six bottles. OYGENATED WATER . — Animal heat is kept up I. the coldest weather by daily draughts of Orygeneted Water. Fresh mule from the laboratory, 118, Leuven*, or through erg druggist. CREAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON tSTOCK of the AIRE and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE COW PANT h for SALE, at REDUCED PRICES, the premises at nee Trade Wharf, Batelid, being mitred fog wharf porticoes. Orders foe all the new patterns and the pateatetommred bottles as usual, from tbe works, Yorkahint, and the office, SS, Vpper Tharsialottwek City. MOULET PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.—On view mid In operation at the oaks of Ilonle's Patent Earth Closet Company limited), 29. flectfordatreet. Covent, Organ. T. IL YVAN& 'tanager. SEWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the DRY LAHTI! SYSTEM.—This Company is prepared to make arrangementa for dealing with the of towns cas the Dry Mirth System imiluiling the disposal of Ault-ester, rt o rm ,&c.—Applicallons to be made to the Manager, IP, Redford- Ooventsgarden. RIIPTURE 13.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, actlas effectually wilboat any complications. is recommended by the Faculty for the ears sad railed of Hernia. The necessary guilt, °fared Tilts bail sedan, resisting power, without unnecessary prewar* on the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtained in a truss usenensbeted with straps, spiral wimp, or pods blishad.—J. EGO 'RAC°, No. 1. Floorday. DR. GARTHSHORE'S TONIC a ENVIGORAT m RESTRATIVE PILLS. Theft Pnbl We singularly efileadous In disord O ers and indispositions ober, Use strength le impaired. exerting their influence over the whale alines system. and restoring the secretions of nature into proper o P id ("n er re-establlsling good health however laud delineated. Slid In Boxes at la ltd.. Is. 4d., and AL 6d. each, tree by Post for Is. 6d., 2a Ild., and 4a. 10d., by EDWARD CLEAVER, late Hannay & Co., SI, Oliordeliset. T.AMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, Ns effectual mem% without comalahm the bomb at beectlag de d. edloatioas end pleemeat, le ebsillid to the bed me ha dethe tidy tee Immedlmady welloited de_o. confirmed memal elbow and !ambient emandlem. too =Ulna puede wham the badly WOW& Mae the tkidteselde frareEee sigpresdlag amemblics lin de In" :=I2 ham Val &woe IPTSALIS tot taw et saitotmo ee. me moot In a tsa odor labs d— emi mold toy W. damitik Ms WS- Camelamerome. Load" by sa *vinfda. re 1 4 I t or d am r t :Tel i lte=lte tare= ere enamand ea the dada. C D LIVER OIL. 10 0 ROONBITYPTION, BRONCHIAL ILIPTICTIONS, C 0 D L I D V II . B . 0 I L COD LIVER Pill NEW7OIINDLANI.. Tellamildals as to Its pater mad gessiorim km boss !IF wired from tea eminent ArdAir :—Trolosaar Tayler, A.D., ha., an. Dr. A.A. !SA. te.. Dr. Edwin C.A. Ea., do. Ant talpartal YItATIIfGI and Co. 7*, et. Aare Clinmasyard, ii i phain U. Dints IL M. opera es.. MU O I L ALL WHO KHMER from DTDIGSBTIO Honors =Lux ' rola. Sold fmrywbera Dolan. IL Ht. ti IC sod lls. HEALTH RZSTORID WITHOUT —A MAT= co the Mil of DRUNSIE Mars al NT= mi lfx ==t aye. 4:80011.gba=44.0. L:• • NEW NOVEL NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED. DV TEE AUTHOR OF "LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET." &a. to 3 yob. On Feb. IS At all lAratits. CHARLOTTE'S INHERITANCE. THE FENIAN AND PRESS PROSECU- TIONS IN IRELAND. DUBLIN, FRIDAY Mown To-day Patrick Lennon was sentenced to fifteen years' penal servitude. lie said, when leaving the dock, that be expected to lee the government upset before that period lied expired, In Mr. Pigott's case the court decided that an indict meat having been found against him, the court could issue a bench warrant to compel his attendance, and pro ceed with the trial at once. Mr. Pigott was called, but did not appear. A bench warrant was tamed, but up to the rising of the court the police had not succeeded in serving it upon him. Mr. Sullivan appeared, and asked for a postponement of his case till next day, which was granted. To-day the annual exhibition of birds, British and foreign, opens at the Crystal Palace. From in own intrinsic merits, as well as because of several incidental and secondary attractions, it will no doubt secure universal patronage, and be crowned with the popularity it un doubtedly deserves. Under the personal superintendence of Mr. Wilkinson (to whom is entrusted the art depart ment of the palate), checked and aided by the experience of a staff of competent judges, a valuable and unique col lection of feathered tribes has been secured. There are 882 entries of British and foreign birds brought together in the old tropical department, now almost rebuilt by a Liverpool firm of iron-workers. The medical officers of the Birmingham General Dispensary have resigned in • body because the committee of that institution have refused to grant en hononwitun as • recognition of their services. Tho Medical Times and Gazette states that there are 42 vacancies for assistant•surgeons in the army medi cal service, for which 50 candidates have presented them selves, mostly from the Irish schools. Wednesday next is decided on for the nomina tion of candidates for the West Middlesex ooronership, and the polling will take place on the following Friday. DEAN CLOSE AND THZ ENGLISH CHURCH UNION'. —Dean Close made a long speech at en anti-ritual meeting in Carlisle yesterday, which he delivered sitting. in con sequence of an attack of the gout. He vehemently de nounced the English Church Union, and the attempt of the bishops, with the primate at th eir head, to fraternise with the Greek church. "Mr. Graham has told you," said the dean, "of en Archbishop of Canterbury who gathered together men of different denominations. That good archbishop prayed with them in his palace of Lam. bath, and held out his Christian hands to all faithful protestant believers. What a contrast now, when the present amiable relate has presumed, writing in the name of the pof Canterbury—which as an in dividual I deny he had • right to do--ho has addressed • letter to the tales and oorrupt Greek church, which is un sound in her doctrino of the Trinity and whose worshipis debased and degrading and superstitious in the extreme. Sooner be my hued withered than that I should hold it out to the eastern or western churches. I expect next to see • letter from the archbishop to the Pope asking for reconciliation, and I hope that the Pope will deal with Dr. Pumey's • Braaten ' and nail it on his church door as farmers nail weasels, rats, and other vermin." Cauaes Naws. —The Bishop of Cspetown is about to found three new bishopric. in South Africa. The Dean of Bristol has just lamed • notice against bestowing gratuities for sittings on any official connected with the cathedral. The spire and tower recently added to the new Boman catholic church at Bath renders it one of the most striking and remarkable eseledatical buildings in that city. We regret to learn that the services in the church of Harrow Weald, which ware so carefully rendered during Mr. Munre's incumbency, are now of the wont protestant =Before he left Exeter, the Bishop of Capetown re • letter from a Loudon solicitor, informing his lordship that, by the direction of • benevolent lady, 1,1001. bed been placed to his credit for the bench of the Cape nation. This handsome gift connote, we understand, of • legasy of I,oooi. left to • wealthy lady, who chose to devote it, with the accumulated interest ef 10W., to a rail rjbjcos rather than add it to her oils frairinis.— Nein. The inhabitants of the little village of Lbn gbh% Yonmeethelike, have le meows thp _death, loader pa/deft optima einassiness,d Ibeir par Ur, the B•v. A. Wilheme, a wee selatiee et the aelirMr. W. Williams. The Asseses4 retlisess sass k years of age, and but • sosareasliasslylseCimotho heempamed over sumo the &Wet yr fall of ea Ile memion of his mandepo Qs fleaday, sontailist indisposed, he did ale /ha eirarck ile jt. aa Tuesday afbramea es the lawn la float at his reddens& Oa Wittiest./ _Melee* DAIIHALDOI Oirrvaaerre .alMiadle, Ifse. 14.—The writ eissapesse epos the mimeo to the O. mpoessatation et et the Unlade, bp Ibe saespheasehr J. Worse Om eMes , lee Jostle el anima bum tits uremia The Theamaselhe the Mader d rnpi4 sumMoosi a meagre ptiee fee twelve • dot liaseese the momey. Next the ' gsmi MOM that the election would lobe plass altos eels* an Weffissatipsiext. ()cons Outs Buse.—Tlie Omni* Wks vas bold at Bebe& an Thmihap, oboe 2,10 Mee Of auger ore were soli, % ad refi le lbell MOO. to id.,o4ave rage ed 41. sarmilivit I tim ar us my. rep of WS tale. 116 • • *lt __".3 ..0 ark INu I, ‘ • Z . ':.. }., The Federal Council officially states that no re clamations have been received from Prussia respect ing the former Hanoverian subjects who Lad repaired to Swiss territory. The council left to the respective cantons the right of affording asylum to those persons ; but they suddenly quitted Swit zerland of their own accord, with Austrian pass ports, after their position as residents in the country bad been settled. THE BRAZILS. RIO DE JANEIRO, JAN. 24. Exchange on London, 181 to 17} ; on Paris, 500 to 630. Coffee, good first, 9.000 to 10.000 reis. Shipments since the departure of the last mail, 139,753 bags, of which 12,030 were for Havre, 58,576 for tho north of Europe, 24,220 for the Mediterranean, and 33,263 for the United States. Sales, 139,753 bags ; stock, 95,000 bags. BAHLt, Jai. 29. Exchange on London, 19k, 191, ISt. Sugar, whites, 3.100 re. ; browns, 2.760 rs. to 2.950 rs. Cotton 7.400 to 7.300 n. PERNAMBUCO, JAN. 31. Exchange on London, 10} to 17j. Sugar, whites, 3.900 to 4.400 reis ; browns, 2.050 to 3.200 reis. Cotton, 8.000 to 9.600 rois. The Royal Mail steam ship Tasmanian arrived at Pernambuco on the 27th January. LISBON, Pea 14. The Messageries Imporiales steamer Navarre, from the Brazils, arrived here at 9 a.m. to-day, with 93 passengers, 747,580 franca in specie, and 554,000 franca worth of diamonds. NS W BO 0 IE 8. Mr. BWINTIMNE I NEW BOOK.—" A wonderful literary perform unia—splemlnor of @Ole and tnajwile beauty of tUctlnn never surpasse.l."—WlLLlAM BLASE.: a elides' Essay, with facsimile paintings coloured by band. Thick Bro. lea. EWINBUtINES POEMS AND BALLADS.—"Tbe mud:t abooed but widely defended book." Oa WALT WHITMAN'S PlESl3.—Ltwes of Oran, Drum Taps, (uniform with Swinburne's rernartable boot , selected and edited by W. M. ROSATI% 1104 rattail mid Autograph. pp. 450, 7s. 64. ITLITT TO ZING THEODOR& A most Interesting popular bout by MIMI' A. Dram's ilately returned from GongMC. coy" respondent to " Btandanl." Contains also Dr. Manes admir able Story of the Captives:" Price NNW NOVFL AT ALL LIBRAHM. TOM NAUCI7MONT, g story of Ineltsh life, with a hero who Is not depleted In accor4. anew ulth the conventional rules for masonlino perfection in society. 5 vols. CI lls. London: John Camden Rotten, 74 and 75, Piccadilly, and all Ileoinellen and Librirlos, DEBRETT's ILLESTRATED PEERAGE, BA.II.ONADIAGE, and 1: NIGIITAGE, now ready, over 1,700 Illustrations, 17s. 6d. or in two volume.. 83. 64. each. Delarett's Home of common, over 1,000 llinstrattonn, Ga. 6d. Dean and Son, No. 66, Ludgate•6llL AMERICA. (NT ATLANTIC TELKOIATIL) NEW YORK, Fla. 14. The Allan Company's steamship Nuvs Scotian arrived out to-day. Closing prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange on London, 109}. 6-20 United States Ronde, 1882, 111} ; ditto, 1885, 1091 ; 10.40 Bonds, 105. Illinois, 139 ; Erie, 75g. Cotton : Middling Upland, 201. Petroloum,standard white, 24i. WASHINGTON, Feu. 14. The Reconstruction Committee have refused by six against three votes to recommend the im peachment of President Johnson for opposing the Tenure of Office Bill. The new State constitution has been defeated in Alabam►. (ETOTIIN 'IIILIOILANS.) The Royal Mail steamship Russia, from New York on the sth inst., arrived at Queenstown at 2.10 p.m. yesterday (February 14), with 24 cabin passengers, and 368,780 dole. in specie. She landed 100 sacks of mails, carrying on those for Liverpool and Scotland, and proceeded for Liver ' eol at 2.30 p.m. All well. She was detained at New York till Thursday morning by a snowstorm. The Russia made the passage in eight days and three hours. Mx the Munk.) NEW YORK, FM 5. The bill suspending the contraction of the cur rency became law yesterday, the President not having signed or vetoed it within the ten days allowed by the constitution for its consideration by him. A resolution has been referred to the Committee for Foreign Affairs requesting the President to de mand the release of Nagle and other American citizens arrested by the British authorities for words spoken and actions done in this country ; and should the release be refused, to oases diplo matic intercourse with Great Britain. A memorial of the citizens of Pennsylvania has been presented to the Senate, praying the removal of Mr. Adams from the post of United States Minister in London. The correspondence furnished to the house by the Secretary for War in response to the resolution of inquiry has been published. It shows that President Johnson on the 29th January ordered General Grant to disobey the orders issued by Mr. Stanton unless anther-Med by the executive. General Grant replied that he should regard Mr. Stanton's orders as authorised by the ex.ecutive unless actually countermanded. Numerals' free trade meetings lave been held in Northern commercial cities. Large and enthusiastic Fenian meetings have been held at Cleveland and Buffalo. Oeaosus PM 11.—This day had and of her Majesty Ms excellency the Gent leeleallegy de DearANL Am. bamder •ftleaordary and Pise Mem the al Weeds. to deliver his aroisatids fa Me same =ll.6ben the North German Cialeaspelisa I te Ir aedisees >te seas introduced Me 111fhlbea. Lire fleseley, her Majesty's prlasipal d ado 1.• Pesetas Alhdra.--Geselk. Tas OPIUM& —„MIL lianssur.—The alstrmos =ar mbled le fa sae Megesse. sselheasMeer Asseaftedete sae elf bud a mike the two peel Mr. Op, it le said. reams lies the Um Royal Im Opera in favour OM% letter ',Weems is leiesised to M West • woos peg se •siltsikis sad cd ea Mame la Me arm Chma. PAues. Oft Swum DA: learnt; mi. 14.—Ashebekas at 4 = 6 I,M ' *MOM thiebitet4 wit . . . 1; r.. 1 I, 2,1 -.2 I.:. a ;.: NORTH LONDON. The report of the directors states that the traffics returns for the past half-year as compered with the cor responding period of the previous year, show • total increase of 16,4751. The increased receipt from passenger traffic has, in • great measure, been derived from the new stations opened at Old Ford and Haggerston ; but in addition to this source, there is a general and satisfactory increase in the receipts. The light decrease in merchandise traffic is attributable to the fire, acme time back, at Hay den square station, which continued to affect the receipts during a portion of the past half year. In mineral trailer there's • decrease of 1,7491., attributable partly to di version of theOreat Heathen coal traffic tothesouth of the Thames, and partly to an errieptionelly large receipt from the Midland Company in 18tH. Notwithstanding the largely increased receipts from pursengers, the working expenses are less by 4171. than these for the corresponding period of 1:466, a result which must be considered as &aside*. tory, particularly having regard to the large sums which have, on this occasion, been set apart for the renewal of rolling stock. The available balance, after payment of interest on debentures, is 66,111171. 17s. fid., (tom which the directors recommend the payment of a dividend, fee the half-year, on the ordinary stock and share capital, at the rate of sir per cent. per annum ; and at the rate of five per cent. per annum on the preference stock ; leaving a credit balance of 697 f. 17s. Bd. to be carried forward to the current half-year. PATER IN LONDON. Yesterday, the annual meeting of the subscribers to the London Fever Hospital was bold at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen.street, under the presidency of the Earl of Davos, the President of the Poor-law Board, when noise very interesting facts relating to the prevalence of fever in the metropolis were Mated, and an account given of the new position the institution will hold to the inhabitants generally of London through Ito passing of the New Peordaw Act. Dr. Buchanan prevented the report of the physicians, and this pointed out that during the teat six years, of all the hospitals in England this one hail received the largest number of medical eases within its wards, and that whereas the patients of other institutions were generally the only tenons benefited by the hospital treatment, this hospital bene fi ted in no small degree those frum among whom the patients were taken, so that the inatitutien was entitled to the very first Link fur useful ness among the great charities of the country. From lOW. at the end of which year the prinent epidemic of typhus began, the total adinissious to the llamas! had been more than half the numbers admitted since the foundation in 11401, sixty years before, 12,210 having been received during the longer period, while in the six years named as many as 18,112 persons had bad the benefit of the charity extended to them. It was itatisfi.o. tory to the physicians to report that there were signs of abatement in the epidemic which has so ravaged the metropolis, as the number admitted lest year was smaller than in the three preceding years. Fewer typlins awes were admitted in istrt from the great divisions of London. with the exception of the eastern, where the " fever had donlitlesebeen maintained by the operation of one of its chief cause.- -destitution." The admissions from entenc lever— the fever arising from bed drainage—though out no high as in former. years, bad reached the high number of .41. Scarlet fever brought 240 patients, and the mortality from this disease was very small, being only 04 per cent, of the adruisaions, while enteric fever bad mimed 11. ii per cent. fatalities, and typhus registered 17.2. Some of the persons, however, who died from the enteric and typhus fevers, had other diseases as well, and typhus was meet fatal to Ouse who had passed middle-age. Of the total number of patients, VJ were domestic servants and shop ! men, 10 were police, sad 15 Jewish poor ; n 0 were poor admitted at the gates, while 2,1101 wore scat by the parishes of London. It was observed that, as visual, typhus was almost exclusively a disease of pauperiam. Several of the attendants bad been e:ised by the fever. and four had died. DEATH OP MR. W. HE AAAAA F.C.S., ttc.— Another life eminent in science has been lost to the world in that of Mr. William Herewith, the well-known chemist, one of the Founders of the London Chemical Society end the Bristol School of Medicine, end Protases". of Chemistry and Toxicology at the last named institution. Mr. Herapath, who was in his 72nd year, had been suffering for some time from diabetes, bat still penevared with his professional and other pursuits. On Tuesday be took to his bed at his residence, the Manor-houne, Old Park, Bristol, and he sontinned sinking until midnight on ' Thursday, whom he breathed his last. The deceased gentleman was the senior magistrate of the Bristol bench. and one of the oldest members of the Beard of Charity Trustees. He also s►t for years in the Bristol Municipal Council, and was both deputy governor and govemer of the corporatism ef the poor in that city. He was am ardent liberal to polities, and at the time of the first Re. form Bill wan president cd the Bristol Political Unice. Mr. lierapeek was corresponding member of several learned societies, and by his inves ligation he contributed much t► the cause of scions& RapussiNTATloN or Ilmsros...—We learn from the Wester% Mile/tiny time that Mr.. John La, who had announced kinnelf as a ermdidate for Mildew, arrived in that town ce Thundag aiming,. bat had taken so atop* up to the evening of that day indicative of as intention to contest the borough. lie prooeediege are going on vary. quietly, but staysails. ft Mr. Sett proceeds actively. Mr. Mogen las De swats, and an the result of a resole• tioa of the liberal remmitter hie no public houses re tained. Meverthelsr W friends.are said to be sanguine se to his motes& Than is no question but that there will be a abase rum, akmh the oonseruttives profess to sake light of - tho assObir. The writ has been issued, and the destine will peatebly take Elites ow Tuesday. TELLILSPILLIZSTATION of WEST COHNWAIL—Ths anooxamesorat Mattes high sheriff of Cornwall, Mr. Thos. Simon Bathe. weld sonisist the divine& in the nun election, boa Mn olgdalb oontrelioted. The liberal mit, has been wry &axiom to obtain ths emirs of Mr. Bolitho, who is the head of & large tanking establishrnsul. and a man el eonsiderobrn Madams capacity, bat he ban been moupelhod to deoliaothe dm on seosnat of his be& wee r c zate o in o late. t No mum= Us ldr. rtir.broost aona who bribes& pat [crowd by the aseesrnaiivea Tuitions-4.411iM AND TEM MiDICAL COUNC7I.--. • muiisl authority understood, that "the Boras Seas. to., bee had further eeramernieellsm fame Ms@ iw sif Mos wilk the Prerfamli el the Ornaralite3 eimewlemsel or maw Alk villa the as.M in bus to buoubtr soft ea pow ay urathkusey alarm et 11 punissat Lo= li ar it:. Nudes Sreig_bi a llubiel bia lt r,ztg a r, ebula 4, man thissoirtrApitiettudis in - • 1 1 ,1 • el t,Jege a 171 .I h ... ..‘ :1 ..- ... . ... ~ . l . ... ~ .o . , :. . • .. :. • , . I • $ lizi H"i"re " P IANOS bath collate, os WY MYR 1.4 Xoolli and 110011.2, ho marine Cms, 'Non 104 and le& BISHOPSGATE STRUT 7717111 N, RC. Terms and Drawls. post bed. 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