The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-16 00:00:00

-- i 7 • ^ 1 - 4 .• • V- 6j , 0 770 Qlll . -r . • •Jr -;e:. ;AM' ; 1 W A, • ..! ev• 68 . - L 2. r‘: No. 6,768•] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1868. [TiTAMPIIb 14. ADDIIIMLJ • PO AN and GREAT WESTERN 31—K 8 1 4 1. ) %1 S. Wl= HOLIDAYS. MBA z •ey twenty minutia to sad from HAKYKIt r:‘ , e'er, halt-agar to and tram JCZNIIINGTON 4 4!Tn T.• -• • i n yetropolltan Statints. 4, 0 c, 111, ..:tung at ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, Maitland park, Haventock4hlll (Irtitated Way 10, 1768.) ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. RFRINTITIMArtoIcs OF nts eoarry Fin ?Aomor- Thaw Bads Orsad Cloeart— PRIMMIMOIO. MOS COISTUN KNOWLEDOIL 'Mock 8111.11 big. THE NATURAL HIBT9AY of the BMILZ. By - - [ONE PENNY i • THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND., PaPious.. Her Maiseththe OHMIC and their Royal ESS 01 WA IThchnemes the IN CE and PRIN CLES. The 110th ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will take pines at tbe City Terminus Hotel, Cannomstrest, on WEDNESDAY, April 2t Viscount ENFIELD, ILP., will preside. Ticket. for Ladled and Oantlessen, who will dine together, may be obtained at the Moss of the Charity. SA, Lod.ate-hill, LC . JOSEPH uOVI., Secretary . Contributions are very earnestly solicited to ;avoids tor MO Orphans. The Charity depends upon Voluntary Contributions far thres-tourths of Re annual Income. Oros on arum • • T WESTERN and METROPOLITAN ,11 tl , ALTERATION of TRAIN SERVICE be ',lN and the CITY —On and attar Monday, t. ; ' Atli leave Kensington at 5 and 55 minutes I 3,tead of at m and 66 minutes past, u here. rOlons Ell also be made In the time of de ' ~ , ,,,,itealseat Station. I •,e hand bills. xi ET I:1 IP° LI TA/L i ag A , 3T. JOHN'S-WOOD voW OPEN for TRAFFIC. MYLE:3 FENTON, General Manager. tem Li N of the INDIANA COMPANY. SOUTHERN RA I LW AY 14 000.0 0 0 Dollars ,12,000,000). tiorti„te bonds of 1,000 Dalian ,LISO) each. to •. to per rent .or 8:19 per bond .n: Inbred at the rate of 7 of cent. per and ro c , s Alm yo pets, by means of an accumulative Sinking , per mut. on the nominal amount of the loan. • tct.tog t'und seemed by British Government Amanitice. Th e , c it ode. which arc datedb4 February, 1806, and numbered • : 10.u0 lothimlugive. are onerol by the undersigned IAiWtS • Ilsalevrood to public sulerription, at the price of SO per oat., 7 1;160 VT bowl, payable AB 1011, ore 10 per root., or application. 15 „ .C2O on allotment. 15 „ a. 30 on 7th My. „ C4tl on ath June. „ 840 on nrd July. Total .7 , per pert., or £lOO. • rbers •UI hare the option of maldng payment to WI on . . ,d 1 instalment let a due, under disoosut at the rate nt. per annum, ood therngainst to obtain delivery of z., ;- ,übseribel tor. ;`,. terms .1 the hoods both principal and interest are pay- New York, but the Company has agreed to pay them in in Loudon. i., i, haul bears intemt at the me of 7 per cent. on its . ownut ,equal to Si per cent. on the price of tesuel. . . , bt .014 , 0 t and Ist February In esch year (commen n 11 August, loGe , after the rate of es per dealer. I. Is are ndennable by means of an Accumulative • N.: Fnad of 11 per cent. per annum applied half.yearty, on 1,,A4 and lit February ,commencing on lit February, 1808) a:, rh r Roods are at or below par, their withdrawal will be c !Amhara& at current prices, and the number of the purchased and withdrawn will be advertised in the . id•aper. Rut if there shall not have been acquired • 1 May or Ist November, respectively in each , • • kyr of Honda mar-lent to exhaust the Sinking Fund , • ,t the canning let August or lit February, the Bonds , tticrefor will be drawn by lot within one calendar Ist May or Ist November, In presence of a Notary or more of the Warted; nominated In the attar i I iced of Trust of 11th April, 11MS, or their Agent t leing, and any holders of the Bonds who may Awed. The Numbers of the Bonds so drawn will be the Notary, and advertised in the "Times" news ; .1 ever) such Bond will be repaid in London, at par, on ..tog lid August or Ist February, after which date no in , ~eMaccreethenom ,:gage or deed of trust, of date 15th January, 10911, the ....iitheru Railway Company conveyed their entire road 1 , rt!. present and future, to Messrs. W. H. Swift and •, ; e. I,oth of New York, in trust, to serum the repayment . • • . in doUars at New York, on let February, 1101, and 1 t ,`,.cut of interest thereon ,half-yearly in dollars at New per cent. per annum. A further deed of trod 'to be the Bank of Distend) dated 11th April. Meil, has id.) The trustees are gentlemen of the highest bank . ommercisl standing in London. This further deed pro . ,• triter ells : t:trr payment of preliminary expenses, the purchase of • .1 , tiovemnient Annuities in the nausea of the Trustees to tttnt of 1 j per rent. on the nominal amount of the Bonds, la purposell'of the sinking fund. • Ibe retention of the remaining proceeds of this Loan to • .11 over from time to time to the contractor for railway cquipsneut, the upon the certificates of a civil engineer n .Inted by the Trustees. kloutitern Railway Company was formed for the ;, of coustracting, equipping, sod working a line of rail , .vitatien Fort Wone in the northern part of the State of .a, and leffersousille ~practically Louisville) on the Ohio, .rice of about tettniles. W belt completed, theltne will, by its Mons, afford direct communication between Fort Wayne , Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chlcago7tO: mid numerous other Important cities and towns. The . Acc part of the earthworks and culverts at the northern and ollens ends of the'lline, for a disbusee, In all, of shout 120 'lts, Is already executed. It is anticipated that the whole of c line will be completed about the end of next year 101. The Min is expected to teen e in grow at least 10,000 dollars, or 9,000 per mile per enuwn, of which ghoul per cent. will be re mixed for working expeows. new figures are based upon the start s of otht r railways in the same district as contained In the 'lowing statement: " --- eigui,.;i - laiNlNlin PER MILE PER ANNUM. hilt!, Fort Wayne, and Chicago Central Haute and lodianspolie . No published Return for 1867. • ovine No published Return for 1867. .1.0111 and Cincinnati No published Robyn for 1806-67. %Iwo and Tone Haute 1867 10,564 •••1 Toledo ..:d Nashville, Main line , be received by the tusdenlgned nn the ~.1.11.:atIon mast be preceded by a deposit of L2O for ...I 1.000 dollars (a 300) nominal, to be paid to Mesas. :. • bock. and Co. Bankers, 16, Lomberd- street. EC., ‘1 • ries, Farquhar, and Co., Bankers, ifi, 81. James's. • et is made the deposit will be Immediately re '• - • certificates will be issued on Allotment against ; • • . : 11... instalment then due, and delivery of the allot • - ~..1 banker's receipt Sro the deposit of 10 per cent. • • • • v.:l le delivered to the &notifies at the offices of the • :3rd July, 1868, in exchange for the scrip-certi • ii.onient of the balance of the price of Issuethen doe. ' • • ..ca inset deeds, and other documents, may be : • . 11... offices of Melon. W. and H. P. Sharp, solicitors, : if :use, Old Broad-etreet,H.C. LEWIS 11. HASLEWOOD. • ourt, Lothbury, London, April 14, 1868, In :: and forms of application may be obtained from • ....Lot-. Lubbock, and Co., bankers, 16, Losobard- street. !terries. Farquhar, and Co., bankers. 16, 81 . • •:.• •I. SW. or loads H. lisaleweed, Youndeercourt, • I' lIIL Id ANA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY. 10 000,000 Dollars ( 11.000.000 L LETTER Of APPLICATION. ..•ii 11...1nw00d. Esq., Founder's-court, Lothbury, LC paid to the sum of as • deposit of 10 per cent, I request that you . •• r. , t. tsay pounds •• Lose, and agree to accept the same, or auy ~,t. to pay the further sum of 15 per cent. on allotment, - ' • tone instalments at the respective dates sod • eonditinne swatted In the Prospectus. In patiorut of soy -4 the aforesaid amounts, I agree • , , r. 1 1) payments he liable to forfeiture thereby. Name Address Dale EY, in large or small amounts, and for long •I..rt perinds, with or without a life polity readily ob i the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMULANCR 04, Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. 11-NEY.- £2O to £BOO ADVANCED bum ' . 1 . t• oon Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law "si repaid by easy instalments. No charge Vde , • • dispensed nlib.—Apply perm:mill et the id, 3 . Southamptonutrest, Ottawa, W.C. Ad ' • • i• leases, life policies, &c. ARE v.. 1: IN DIFFICULTIES 7--If ao, at 't A . • .i; w.dersigned, and be relieved Bonn the nn -11;;•"•'•' . . 1 impnv.nnient and executions. Bankruptcy and :1" , • 4 `''' ..11.111Ctal on moderate terms. Private arrange , .l ,..lators. Deeds of composWon and assign ;,6• ° iloteCti n to person and property obtained H ' t I"' 1,4 1 —Applyto Yr. i weirs, swim, W.C. Cil A. To ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The Inure lw's New Bankruptcy Bill will, if Weed. I. mem 4atutee of 1861, and compel debtors to pay • r.rrto desirous of settling their affatrs by bankruptcy . 6 =4 • , :eorent. with immediate protection of prison under the existing law, should se once commit Mr. itsslnghallatreet, nearly opposite the Bank- London. Consultation free. lees for protection - _ I~Llci 8 RECOVERED and (MAIMS PROSE ,. ILb 14 • Yrofeesional Gebtisman of practice and • frro charges to the creditor, upon a commission r • .-nt .43 the amount recovered.—AppV for address, or b 1 Z . City road, E.C. 1111TrE.—The LSTTIJOB oontains an Wive lelatible, the Latneine, which gemesees all the F,▪ rrtwof opium without Its dingen.—Mr. CI. JOZZAI= s IlaTmarket prepares a Syrup and •• Pate of Lissa h!phly naoommended by the Medical rretaseeder . ,;., hem. Lroeckitia, and all cheek affections. eyrahhhild. • lid. and b. St rue, by pod. b. Bid sad 14 451 BEST'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM, ▪ 15 effectual remedy without waellidni UN bowels or t",`, head , trill, dem:ions and pleasant, is admitted to • medical* for Immediately rellering cones, coklis eases Of asthma, and Incipient oonsumption. 1$ few ' "vo Persona whom the faeultY invad uloo Ineunibb Lvls the tickling which provokes frequent= consnroption its e ff ects' are trey t. Vitt:4 of sleep, or even lying down for fear et saber 4 1 .. wpe0l ou rebel In a few minutes after taking it.— mar end sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, h KIM / 91 ',_ Chsnat-crose, London, and by all dtvilltlehis and three quantities in one. yo b Pd. pantos • Lenbert's Aetlonatic Bahama. The name and address on the stamp. I`)ZEIVS COPAIIINE.—In chronic or recent Is effected In an average of " eizdra. Phydrima Academy.—Sold by all re • • .h td. General Depot, en, Haymarket, the. only French chemist with the diploma of the vol of roarnacy. LC sad MISCELLANKOUS SCIINTIFIC APPARATUS. R. J. C. STEVINS willlaLL by AUCTION, at Ms Gnat Rooms, 38, Kingatreet, f 0 Coyest -garden, OIRO NV , April 17, at half-put 11 precisely, Cameras sad Leases, and other PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS. by the best makers large squatostallymouated telescope, by Mater, with 7 i Ll i t i zbyect glass ; dimolviag view lanterns, opera and race musical bons, theodolite, levels, chemical stereoloopic Odell, Re. —On view the day before and agj ano= s° 0 1 1 sale, sad ostalogass had. FRNIEIHED DRAWING-ROOM FLOOR i to be LIT In a large private boneeothare Uwe Sr. no ether lodgers. close to the Nthop'amed elation of the Retro polls= Railway. apply at 6, Blondield crescent, Weetboarth terrace, W. . A. THINSON and Co., 398 to 212, WEST IMISTILBRIDGE-ROAD. LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURERS.--Show Rooms for "7 Deoorfption of Furniture. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing arringe of the Furniture exhibited la the Show-rooms, forwarded tree, or can be had on application, and which alao eliable porcheairs to feria an idea of the owl of Furnishing, as each dravring has with it a correepoCee of the article &owe. All goods marked In lain rem AMMON and Co., 198 to 114, *am DREDGE. ROAD. LONDON. NIVr F. THOMAS and CO.'S PATENT • SEWLNO MACIIINM —Thecelebrated No 2 Machines, asequalled for general week, 110. The new Domestic Machines, (Lock Stitch), ca 6a. ta et.. and 88—Catalogues c il ° 'l 4 ..4l ( l ' MLitt sad Co., 1 and; Citeapoide, and 'meat-circus, Odordetteset. London. CHTWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES al LOCICS for Bankers aad othen are only tab had from the wham of the Challenge Stakes of 30,000 francs at the Pads EsklhMloa. Depot, ISO, asnaomalreet, Landes, LC. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA EMBRY AlfD BLACKLZAD MILLS. Importms aad Manid nce. actarers. By Appolatnreat toK S. the llosowa Board of Ordna Lialßl7ll, JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. VICTORIA KNIPE POWDER, as used In MA Majesty's household.— Sold everywhere, In tins, Id., is., 9., and an ; ales 3d. packet& JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. SILVER SMITH'S POLISH tOOO-mercodal , , for 4:hoodoo sad pollaldng diver. electro-plate, glare, nimble, to. I JOLINSOIF, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR FURY/TURK POLISH. Sold onsywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS CLOTd, LIMY and OLLELS PAPEIL Yert.road, Lambeth, &L OAKEY'S WELLINGTON SNIPE POLISH. Packets 14. each; W.i ad., la, b. 6d.. and da each. OAKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, freer lis. ed. each. OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery aad Glum Cloth, Black Lead, dd. OAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-tner curial% for cleaning and polishing silver, alectraidate, plate-glass,ic. Tabietsed. each. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, groce r s, oilmen, brushnsakers, cbenslsis, te, Wholesale by JOHN °AILEY and SONS, emery and black lead agile, 172, Blackfrierr road, COAL.--OEORGIC J. OOCKREZLL and Co. Bost cosh only. Orb ISL-13. CocnhsL COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY supply Aim* trout Oils Oaillorlos at Clay Croia.—Tha bona opal to Walra d, at Ws. Mt IMO ; sooloaa, 19a.—Caalt .--Ordan t En o CHM OM= 11. BITIWOOD4LACI, IDOR ArYt&ROAD, W. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING KIN•HAN'S LL WHISKY. WHIMIETT, ISM Thus celebrated old IRISH IXII WH ISK Y gabled the MUIR PRIZR MEDAL—It i ts m c he ndld. deildrem, &ad very wholesome. Sold te Is. M. seek as the reMd haves le Landes by the meats In principal towns In Ragland :or wholesale at K Groat Wkadvalll-sereet, London, W.—Oteerve the red assl. plat label. and cork benadel .Kleeleurs IL Inlay. PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED. AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE FIXF/0. lIIHE LONDON and GENERAL WATER PURIFYING COKPANY 117, Wand, four doors from fiomereet-house, where the Elton In operstton may be seen. • PATENT TRIM MAIMRS. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND RUPTURJIB.—By Royal Letters Patent.— WHITE% HOC-RAIN K& TBUII3 (perfected and exhibited In the Eshildtions,lBsl and 1861)1a allowed by upwards of 600 medical men to be the most effectlvetnventles la the earn tine treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel cst, so often hurtful to it. effects, Is here scolded. a soft ban being worn round the body, while the requisite resbtior power supplied by the Moc MAnt PO and PATENT Live.. fitting obit se tomb ease and closeness that it cannot be detected, andnedy may be worn during sleep. A descriptive circular may be had, sad the truss forwarded by ea the circuence of the , two Inches below the hips, mat to mfer tbe maker, Mr. WEITZ, BM Piccadilly. Pr lOlik Ida, Us.. Kt ed, and Ile. 6d. Postage, Is. An UMBILICAL TEM ou Se woo priattple. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from tr. run set from es : on platinMed direr, ra 6d.: fall wit, id ; on platlea, lea : fail set. PM: on gold, from lea to li& ; tan set, Irma Alf to 416 stopping, 65.: gold, 10t. : extraction by load anwthesia, 65.: midst. chloroform, 21s. : old sets refitted or allowed for. Consultation free. Mr. WARD, &M.D., and over years Practical Dentist to the Prefeedam.— 188, Word-street. W., between Date and Orr.bardatreets. IV Hill, and SOITND TEETH are indiapen gaproperble to personal attraction, and to health and longevity • he mastication r food. ROWLAND'S ODONTO, or • RL DsNTVßlCßeoleWordriot .Orivral latredleals,.ts of inestimable value in preserving and Di p = ft taw Sorb, eerearthening the gum, and la err( fragranee she breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, races reds of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Imparta a pearl-like whitener. Price la ad. per box. gold by chemists and perform Ask for Rowlaad's Odonto. NOTTUNG 1111P09SI&TX. AQUA the Human Hair to it. pristine ban, no matter at what age. JOHN OOSNELL and Co. have at length. with the aid of one of the mom eminent chemist', succeeded in perfecting this moot wonderful Medd. It Is sow offered to the public ha a more con mansted form, and at a lower prim—gold la bottles, In each; also 6a., 7s. ed. ; and lila each with brush. Itdßall7lharf, AngeLpamege,93,l7p. Thamead., London, E.C. THE CITY HAT COMPANY, 101) AND 11A ISNOLIANZ, (i* dean tram llookitrost) MOD, to td. m. 14IA la each. WILMER and YOILTINCM ass EXTRAORDINARY CURES of PARALYSIS, ItaltllliATlEld, and DEBILITY by 1111•11111 HALM GALVANIC ArmitATuo."—The marvellous of Mrs. Ileum Devise. of Tmbenae Genoa, mar Lawlor, air ;el Dr. Bennett (Mork of Lowden of Mr. kidney Berko! Newees t3e-on.Tyne . of Mr. 'Lane, of Alcester, and ethers, bays astonished the whol medical precedes as well as the noddle. They era more like e miracles than cures by natural mom Al the anal monodies bad been tried, also ralnalson by ammo of WINE machines, but in vain. Hater ' s Galen& Apparatus named them all to health. retch astound'[ cares mast surely mayhem every one that U ralrantos is resorted to It should be angled by means of " Halse's Galvanic Apparatus. - Send two stamps to Mr. HAL/111. Warwkl Lodge, 40 . dAdivoil - roda, Klusidirtows Mr his neamilet. TEE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The meet powerful nutritive cordial ever introdunod ; re stores to their noting nosilftlos a the secretions, co the lota dritiof which perfect health depends. It id a epacidc tee &bi lk, of en wi ll kin wds, andohosplonni trees it' imallndnin_ Nam other law diode ma and of soda, dedely bow tidal to - tie nervous fog dY•001Ale. vld• D r . rove Ha li mra r•Port Price Bs. per bottle, or toue3oantitiee In one kr Mesta. Yew. BormaamN and 00.. ND. Oirtedvitreel, W.C., Leedom. Coaled* hell en meint of remittenoa BEITMATiaII, so bed to those who w 011106.1 It, may met elbehialty tethered toy a tamely appanage el nuaars Negated WY lq !fa" Ma INK 01. irarrwwwowwwt, Lar dos. and may be a ,amee Iwo assesist. It la also most serviceable for Clldllidas before they are broken. Prism Ia led. K Kitts. the lifirTM. E D . Tiurrniur, fill, Author " Sfe R OBERT HELLER, the famous American I " a dout lim a te ; D e° l l. l *” wits WIIMM " Ta gi k elmait CONJIIRORand HUMORIST, will re-open POLYGRAPHIC , fit , " what hai yes been King Wlllhunatreet, Charincerom, on RASTER ' umi ak bi air MOND_ AY Performing every evening at 8 , and eu Wwilmak7 -It forms kris haft and wee the most exhaustive mid ma d d SaeordsY afternoons at & lbe best eoninlind go Wrestle monad 'Aka we peeler on the raked ot the Eadral us ys of Robert Houdin ; humour convulsing, and romare=g Hug on of t b s of Artemus Ward. I THE LAND of ISRAEL: A Journal of Trend In Palestine, undertakes with speeded redoresses to id Agit& Charade,. By the Rev. R. B. Y.A. lELS. Snead Eddies. mo., cloth hoards, with Y Coloured Thew, sad other ilkortrulass. SI 10. " Mr. Distant has dons most Important service In a rich and neglected Odd. We hare read the narrative writ lo en joyment. TM ellemat to wan nientide detail wi t tligneral Impressions and with thelnetdests of a dellghtful oem has been accomplished in away wid th goes Sr to Justify aped mari."—Sdarday kowtow. THE NATURAL HISTORY of BIRDS; a Popular Introduction to Ohd . By Irma Joann, Req., YES., Protemor co g re. History and Comparative Anatomy fa Kings don. Illuslatted with Deady 300 Engrav ing. Leda, sloth boards. S. THE AN IMAL CREATION; • Popular Introduction to Zoology. By Titored imam J 03311, YR.S. With 033 Zograrinp. Cloth bomals. areened. Ts. dd. " Mr. ripmer Jones has carefully guarded added the of MB donee vies. a mere Mall eempoodient of facta. Animal on' Is written fn a very pleasant, lively Mat the stabT he led B fuß Justice done to It by Ito author .'— ow Goad ASTRONOMY WITHOUT MATHEILATICS. By Emrtrim Bran? Tannecer, Lay., Q.C. Fourth Edition, enlarged. Post two., delis boards, 4a It heed ere the obvious evidence of profound and accurate and etudg. Tim .=:tr e and vtgaross, and many d aullheel methods of appropriate, and aMinis mrsedve. its boat waydadisol, be oaalab reommseadal." dor. " The boat aot only la ida.Wre, bat thoroughly Wand lng"—lreportel Review. HISTORY at /RANCH from the Earliest Timm to the Issued Empire. Two wok, fop. Mo., cloth board,. lia Landon: 17, Great Qmanaireet, W.C. ; 4. Royal Intimip, E C.. 48, Piccadilly, W. , and by the Booksellers. MADAME 11188ADDII maintrrioN.-A full-length pottraft model of YILTB WiLTHEZILL, NOW ADDED to the Chamber of Horrors. Open from 11 am. WI auk, sod from 7 WI Hop.m.—Aclselsdem, la ; &Mara under too, dd. : Chamber of Hanes, W. attn. LITRE BOTTLE WINE CO. L ITRE BOTTLE contains 25 per cent. more than " Reputed Quart." LITRE BOTTLE.—The Standard Measure in Wine Districts. LITRE BOTTLE contains VU ORDINAIRE at 12.. per Dowel LITIAIL L ITRE BOTTLE oontains BT. JULIAN CLARXT, M. fkl. p Dam Less L ITRE BOTTLE oontaini ST. MILTON CLUIST, la. 411 d. par Doses Linos. LITRE BOTTLE contains PORT and SHERRY, lie. ad., 288. ed., ale. dd. pee Dona Urns. T _ITRE BOTTLI contains HUNGARIAN M-All Pi= MIDIS WINES, Mawr (Sad), Muscat (Inds•l, at taa ad. par Dona lams. L ITRE BOTTLES of each Wine on the Lisp _LA can be obtained stench Town and Country Depot, and hill Prioa Currents and Ude of Depots to he obtained at the LITER BOTTLE MEE COMPANY'S POLITA.N DEPOTS STRAND, s7S.—Michael and Co. CreT.—W. B. Oerrett, IS, Great Toweratreet. Doisl2-9QuAll. It. °Mins, 28. New-street. GLoVITI-0•12.—C. Keen, 17 Parketreet Haux;Rsmrrn.—ltinnitt and Harris, Kin -street. 11012fetir —J. Tarnbull, Crossbred. XIIIIIINOTOII.—T. Johnsen, Hielmtreet. Kll.Bell PARI.—W. Batt and Co. 11, Cazabridge-road N.DOWASS RoAD.—W. Boabby and C , 0., 87, Edgware-road. Soadorsoo,ll, NOITINO-1111.1..—E. Hopkins and Co., St, liWatreet. Puittoo.—Peacock Brea, 11, Tachbrookatreet. Itsoinrreturt-11. Hopkins and Co., Posbert's-place. ST. JoinilmOOD.—Caord and Bower, Queen's-road. WasnewolTn.-Btarnisit andCo.,o., Is High-street. Wholesale Depot, IT, Comeerdel-dreet, Paitechapel, where all application for depots and term 05 letdown can be said.. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVANISEL—A TiIATLSE on the only CURE of DEAFNESS, Mimeos of Btgbt, Nimmons, Yslyatatloo, palm Loy sod Lasso( Memory Islam& Ms o w e of called rssoody, . Best post flys for Mr. Thomas Cravat, -hooss. Bartow orosoant, P° taran N WINS BINS.—The original niannfao , FARROW and JACKIKIN, wise and RAM mer chants' engineers, Great Tower-greet. Meseenelreet, and 8. Haymarket, where cellars may be OKM fitted In various ware French lane bine 15a per hundred bottle& Illustrated priced calamine on application. The Paris Lxhibition.—" In Clan 50, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Farrow and Jacking, 18 Great Toweretrert, for their convenient and *mann Iron wino ans, and for bar fittings."--City Frees. BURGUNDY WINEB.— PLOT FRERES, Growers and Pastors, Macau. Depot for Ragland, 282, Regent-street, W.—Upwards of SO vulgates of the Raid growths. Burgundy Is pronounoed by the faculty and coanolaseurs to be pre-emlnently the most salutary Willelat thla shaman—Assorted sample dozen by rail fonts fILARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar ILI of liardeang Mom, comptising the Sant growths, old t bottle and in fine condition for Immediate nse. ed She numerous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Freres' only were pronounced to be thoroughly gesulne wine, of delicate and superior flavour. See "Lancet," September 21, 1.67. Prom 141. to ISO.. per dozen. SO!, Itegent.street. 10110 T FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hoek, Moselle. Choice efferreselas Wises at moderate prices. Leta mappllostloo.-2112, Beeiesat-atme, W., north of Oxford-street. PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these anammeemente will only appear at rare Intervals, In order t►at the prices of their wines ahaU not be tothstmeed by expert. sive advertising. Note the addrese.-1532. lagentetreet, W. Tasting room first door. WINES sad SPIRITS at HALF-PILIOIL iM following Or WinllM w °Owed at half the Woe umustly charted by merchants. Moselle. 3m. ; Chanspeges. No; Tort, SOL . , Us. ; Claret. Ilte ; Book, nt ; Fleuelos7's tale Broady, $6. ; dime Whisky to Ike world, Ws. per deem. A bin cue, with duplicate key, supplied for three doom and uperwrds—le. elft/LINM, tbk, Oeshosoisoot, Zweisa. OF all spirits, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly pare. lt possesses properties of great medical value, and has often been lbe mama of saving human life. tied Judiciously, it is, at aflame. and en all occa sions, • harmless sitilant. go much, however, depends on the : a 2 purity ot the t, that great caution should he exermarl in Ms tor Invalids. AMenticm hes bean directed •C u ur k pliea t by Mamma AD. VALINTIN to the London sad other and we gully 1100014 ii our namialliled sp- Mtit peasemiss all the virtues which are characteristic of eat and purest French brandies, combined with enlz i tg ; site &fleecy of Savour. Their intensive wine and li quor are situated at 1, Chapel-place ( ug*, Ostord-street).—.latrast front 'Court Journal,' .an 11, DM " IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel- A_ klerziel all large Coesuoiera— Mere,. W. sod J. K. TAYLO the well-known Poulton* end Cheiremongera of at. tattle Pu -street, Goides-eqoare, are Row BILING Roe YORK HAMA. ted. s ad SOL :Rood 'sadly Chow, 7d L . ; Roe Old Cheese, Od. ; Baron, by aide or halt aide, Yd. ; Poultry iS now cheap. Carta to all parts wary hour to the day. TErECULTIVATION of TICA in the rant lottles has sow become an Important feature. Illace the Introduction of Amaze Tea, nearly 40 years ego, the RANT INDIA Mt °DISTANT have, nu account of Its p.M and exsalsite flavour, promoted Its sale by every mesen ant, Tea Districts, then confined to le z Assans, have extended, and Teas from other of India are thin offering grader variettea The us sow saillsr Cachet, Dadoeling, Sc., at from Si . I to da Id. per lb. China Teas as usual. —Warehouses, No. 9, Great BA ifilillel. Dm's churchyard, Bishopegata Price IAsS forwarded on applioadise. R ODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices sad parUeslan pad tow Saraple Shirts aad Hamra Forms for the untry. Icooondats should tiy our No. 54 Sidra; at lea th. kall-dossa. RODORRS sad Co., IRPROVID SHIRT MAXIM. 55, Bs. Marths'a-laac Cliarbe-csoes, Loads.. Laabilabod Team TRREEIHER and OLENNY, OUTFITTKBS. Oaly establishment In London, next door to fkassomet bones, Wend. N.B.— bleb of neoesearf octet fed every pupas and twat to India, China , and th e Colcodes. wal be ton an apptkation. _ PRINCE of TAILORS has beeu our regist4red Trade Mark once we readied the ash Minos Pain Medal tar sty* quality, sad exontesee, sod we continue to polish tho hakes ea winost of the groat tlisnad sad tome with which they bore bees tredve& repreentios et rest not inding toss or toe, to the eadesse by the Ones st our beau sonde. Ireehloor poet tree. with lan d Milan. sanommens with war esletostel tie tansy or Wok dee don rode. as Id.: onto r a ,p t =sr block eke. No ; It =oi baron Tweed, tn. ; shower- oror ; rod wordier ales epode cheap. eta —Oily Widri , sneers sn ood nee Odd win —T. sad H. HAJlMMl, o ilog g =s7. mnionda: TITICPIGZONS. S AINISSE sod (10., DYIIIB sod =AMA. Doaklook Dargacehar; M. Losoltsrimpar• 118. M00t.06661. Oramear4parna. DARR'S LIFE PILLS.—In the Spring Parr's 21112 are used ke Skarn& They dear tidal the Piton alt hued toeperltlan promote onethe. aid dideetten parity the blood, and keep Vle bevels nigalar.—Mny be had of say Chorine. To Oinimno ot No. TINSLEYS' MAGAZINE : am Illusiasbed Monthly. Moeda' la/Msg. Contacted by irarviraYATsa atouliins : • Bo* Ahead. Bt Demand Yates. (Wlth es Uhinttle Wm.) Book 111.--chip. I. Agrotat &Mao Clam U. Moog sales. IL The Return from Court. (With sn Uludratiso.) & Secrete 4. Ow tenderfeet.. • TIN Mumma S. At the Beenases. (With a. Illustrallea.) T. A Hesse of Cords. A Bevel. Book L--Chap. V. A Mae Saks Char In. Omeernlee s Curate. S. By as imetcon. No. IV. S. M adi nahneti gre ghk Ooleured UMW la ore the Water. U. The Admeteres d Dr. Brady. By W. H. MD. Tisepsey mess uses se maw TM. The YI IL We UM epee the Boom ; th.7as C • ill asp., ILL The Uses era re Treader Lemke: Tinsley Brothers. Is. CothertheelseMplea. WORKING EXPKNDITURR in the CUR aim RALF-YEAR.—De lallwv Mae. Sfn " RERAPATITS RAILWAY Jous.ni. • of next SATURDAY. S. Red Lwow" Pie*Letreet. Si *Awe& IA elealem.ol rare ITre, OW to RENEW LI FE; or, the Treatment and Core oft Platolosoo and Karvoss Mho:. "lons moan. to Hen Joins ,BARVIIT ILlt, 1. k 8 Looks. Asa and Bak I,segatfolotq THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND PEACE. The foundation stone of a new church at Ram bonillet was laid on Tuesday, and the Moniteur of yesterday publishes an aceount of the ceremonies which took place on the occasion. The Emperor Napoleon has given from his privy purse 100,000 francs (4.00014 towards the cost of the building ; the rest of the expense being met by the grant of a similar sum from the Ministry of Worship and by a loan of 200,000 francs raised by the town of Rambonillet. M. Baroche, the Minister of Jus tice and of Public Worship, was present at the ceremony, and also at a banquet which took place in the . In reply to the toast of " The Emperor, the Empress, and the Prince Imperial," he said : The heartycheers which Mae jest welcomed the toast of the Emperor, the Empftes, and the Prince Imperial pro posed by your worthy mayor, the chairman of this banquet, are a fresh proof of your loyal devotion. and • striking testimony of your gratitude for the benefits you owe to an august munificence. It is to the Emperor and his generals, initiative that the, religions edifice Is about to arias width has so long been en object of demise moan the entbe popalatkin. The sovereign whopreeidee over the destinies of Prance is able, amid his anxiety for the general interests of the sountay, to extend his solicitude to loo►l and particular interesta, and eagerly mires the opportunity of amisting them. Among the questions of a general order which have lady fixed the attention of the Emperor, there is one the 'elution of which you have all applauded : I speak of the measure proposed in the month of AugmA toot for hastening the completion of the district roads by means of • oonaiderable subvention furnished by the state to the communes. A department so extensive as that of the Seine-et-Oise, rich in its agriculture and in its various productions, must profit. mare than many others by this immense wade. Thus the population and the authorities of the department have weevily expressed all their grati tude to the Emperor. I am happy to announce to you that the Imperial promise will soon be carried out. A bill has been prepared by the Council of State to ensure the subs entice of one hundred millions to be given by the date, and to institute the financial estab lishment, which will place • capital of two hundred 'mil lions at the disposal of the communes upon the most favourable conditions for borrowing. The bill will be pre sented to the Corps Legielatif at its very earliest Attlee, and we cannot doubt that that peat body will devote to the rapid examination of this mamma the patriotic seal of which it has given so many proofs. Permit me to remark that this important work of district roads, which employs for • certain number of years the finalises of the state I and also thus of the 00111/MIAINI, is eseentielly one of the works of peace, and would not be undertaken by a wise government at • period when pesos was not assured, when war appeared imminent or merely probable. The eagerness of the government to hasten the execution is therefore one proof the wore that it wishes peace, and that it has no mean to believe is war. Yes, gentlemen, the Emperor wishes pesos, an heoourable peed, worthy of a peat nation. France, confiding in her strength, lis prepared fur every event by the development of bee military organization; she does not seek war, and we are convinced that there is no thought of declaring war against hoe : the peace oniarops will not be disturbed. Do not believe, therefore, in those cries of alarm, in those weeds of war, that error or malted's's reproduce, so to 'peak, periodically ; employ yourselves In security with the labours of apiculture sad industry. Yield withimt fear to that movement el revival and astivHy which has de• elated itself in all the industrial and emninercial maim, and regard with confidense the future that is opening Wore you. • FENIAN PROCLAMATION. —A telegram from oerk dates that proclamations were extessively posted la that city on Tuesday night from the " Oerk Oentesl DirwetorT—l. R. 8.," repose/Meg essusexion with the late petty raids for area, and threatoseing wadies peniebesent, swift sad sere persons sestina* sash peaotiees, which bring Fenia;shrm into centempL Tbs " Directory " reserves to itself the right to make raids. THE NATIONAL RZTORN UNION AND THI IRISH CNINICIL—EarI Ransil trill preside at the great meeting this evening, at St. Jassee's.ball, in sapped el Mr. Glad stone's resolutions upon ilia Irish church, sad the ssestang will be addressed by Professor Fawcett, YP. Mr. X Mall, Sir P. O'Brien, ILP., Sir John Gray, XP., Sir Hoary Hoare, Bart.,. the Hon. Amber= Herbert, and Mr. Massa deism We nadirsese4 that the deemed less farm and meerved-ang Milner has beat Tus ant! Cuuseu.--The Rev. .W. Condor, of ILsashester, ha. canesoted to deliver lectures as the Irish dumb in the 41wee towns of Itsehford, b it= sad Southend, on censeentive evenings, at the of May. These aurae twee lie is the soy orates of tory &elision in the dividers, end kiliert• the liberals have namely bad spirit to &damp' united Wien. • resent ez beat sonfereace at bowler, called to eseeldsr the mode of improving ts, billad pest heartiness, mites& Mrs step be iiteila we a• iM made rdereaes.A of Ilteadistersof thounwedswai .b.. of wed held ea NOR*, Dr. Osadl y ielt in the char, si kW Cd."l" pseud 1: 16 ,11 nosil adopted. desisting ntentand . Lr"w only swam that Ma give giarwal eatidsatisa Ihrowsloat tho waft ;" waftfin awirwassai of Sewn* nasals aalwasity i sad exprawilaa • demise te the gswea's Casale waintsiaed theirjrz i e s sa=m and Triaity Collage. Dahlia, fried truss reetriatioas Dr. Csiadilii, la thilipressedlt i r4 that be tech it far paMed Sad VW MOO 111.11 views, "d aesstek"to asimwskad amok i. Ireland ; sod that thewily pasetimal way is mil& lacy souk' bear their waphstie teriialay 'pima isoikerladaate asdewstwate will to exasewtheir aeavietirs that the Irish dwelt establisheased wee allissethar iadetwodbli, sad wail* be be raseved. bIeANCIAL amass. The swami =Wing el dig Leadwa Plaaaeisl lidera shisaaiselea will•he held Wooled at the Hems AsswahlprognajLemaidoise. The choir wIL as ham by Yr. Thomas Irugbor, old M. Aldorma.T. C. &mese* and other goidlooss of Wham onsooloil With e up. th• borough wilt attend , sad take part is the pia. sed INTELLIGENCE FROlit ABROAD. (urtzssKiwis.) FRANC!. PARIS, Ann lb, Emma. The Moniteur de Soil. says in its bulletin : " The mutual relations between the GAM Powers continue to be of a pacific and' cordial character. The different cabinets are not at the present moment divided by any irritating discussion. The pessimist views entertained by some , journals are not founded up on correc t information. ' DENMARK. OOPENILLGRN. APRIL 15. The Daybiad of to-day, in its French review, says it is true that the negotiations with Pru ss i a rela tive to North Schleswig have not been broken off, but that they are hopelessly dragging on. It also denies the rumour that a partial agreement has been arrived at, and says ft is impoolible for Den,-. mark to give the gu aran t ees rr n i a red, and that. the frontier line pr o p ose d by • would be moat unacceptable to D enmar k. he review concludes by e x pr ess in g oonfia h e in the future of Denmark. The Dagotad also states that the Danish people are animated by gra titude towards Frame* for het intorvention at the conclusion of the treaty of Prague. The official Berta iooke Tideside sap that the health of the Urand Duchess Marie (Plißosal Dagmar),ft very satisfactory. There is no reason to suppose that the climate of St. Petersh'arff is injurious to her. The rumours *matted to that effect are nevoid of foundation. DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN. MADRID, Lnm 15, Itvssutc. The Offic ia l Gozett4 announces that disturbances have broken out at Barcelona in connection with a working men's strike. Catalonia has consequently been placed in a state of siege. According to tele graphic actress order has been restored. PERPIGNAN, Arm 13. Catalonia was proclaimed in a state of siege on the 13th inst., in consequence of the demonstra tions of some workmen who had compelled their fellow-workmen to strike. Damage has been done to some of the manufactories. DISTURBANCES AT BOLOGNA. BOLOGNA, APRIL 13. Yesterday a general strike took place of the workmen as Bologna. The workmen paraded the streets armed with stones, and compelled all the shopkeepers to close their shops. They broke the windows of the Town Hall. The troops were called out, and after a third summons the work men dispersed. The police hare arrested the editor, manager, and head compositor of the radical journal, L'antico rid Popoto. The strike continues to-day ; the troops are patrolling the streets. The Prefect and HaTor of Bologna hare issued procla mations exhorting . the workmen to cease their illegal demonstrations. NICE. NICE, Aram 15. The Queen of Portugal has arrived here, and embarked for Genoa. TURKEY. CONSTANT/NOPLE, APRIL 14. The &lasi= Ambassador, General Ignatieff, paid an official visit yesterday to the Porte, and will have an audience of the Sultan this week. THE BRAZILS. BUENOS AYRES, MARCH 14. Exchange on London, 481. Salted hides, 40 for 001bs. Number of beasts slaughtered, 16,500. Sales, 122,000. Shipments to the Channel, 88,919. No stock. Dry American hides, 42 for 221bs. Sales, 101,000. Shipments to the Channel, 341,943. Stock, 19,000. Wool, 43 to 82. Tallow, 151. Lumber, 32 to 38. Flour, 11. Sugar, 19. AMERICA. (lIT ATLANTIC ITLEGRAPH THROUGH YR. ILEUTRR'S AGITRCT.) NSW YORK, Aram 15. E The steamers leaving to-day for urope take out 250,000 dole. in specie. The Cunard steamer Tripoli arrived out to-day, and the Hamburg and American steamer Am monia alio, at 8 a. m. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1381. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 3-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1101; ditto, 1885, 1091 ; 10-40 Bonds, 101/. 142 ; Erie, 671. Cotton : Middling Upland, 311. Petroleum, standard white, 25k. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 10c. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 200. THE voLuzerm MEETING AT PORTSMOUTH. On Tuesday evening the review ball was held in the drill shed oa the Governor's-green, Portsmouth, and was • brillinnt sneer. The ball room was tastefully decorated with evergreens, festoons of dowers sad martial &Moss. d ltguree in armour from the gnu-wharf were at the entrants of • peeeege leading to • large re freshment teat, where • cold collation was served. Dancing was kept up until newly fiVi, the band of the Royal Marine ArWlsry o. cu • raised data. The non-ootn gaimioned officers held their ball last night. The altootti at Browndown terminated on Tuesday swing , mining, at t o'clock, with the following results : Esrrrim ICH for 40/., in IMOD prizes ; range 500 yards ; five shots sash. ta. EargßegetMies, Bristol M Pda ee Corporal Mem Loudon ltileggede l7 12 Corporal leen, Queen Westminster Petrone Bow, 711 Burley innor-eint Tranklyn.tod Eingesat Brian Cerp: l7 Mosey divided Pot the third and fourth prises Corporal Leahy and Private Roper tied, but the prises were awarded as above. For the fifth and sixth thee was she a tie. Nine com petitors tied for the 21. prise, each souring 16. They agreed to divide the money. Rirriazi Runs Riven for 301., in seven prima; range 200 yards ; five shots. _ . - ' • int C o tPotsi lia7es, Leaden Me Brigade Po 17 e 1 Private Pew 11th tinssea 1 Oelear4=Pavey le kki tt . ltiddisees Mb 17 17 Private Nara, sad lames liar Oases l7 Private dm/nem Mk Middlesex ,• Private R•Prir 7th Surrey ; Usetemat Woke*, sth Haab ; and Corporal Leine, Qamer's Wentaninstne, tied, making 16 points eaoh—stoney 41. nu. Corns Mime, for small horse ; 800 yards ; Are shots ; for 251., divided irate four prime, win : Pointe d . Private Baker, Bridal Rides Corporal curbs, 11te Stuart l9 8 = Loses, Queen's Weititar lB 4 bale, lion Mealy Ones l7 3 threiea the Ant tw• prime, Privets Baker soared as eyes, and Oelear-fiergeont Cords two belPs eyes and on. main; Mr. Baker scored 12, and Mr. Cords 11. Weapon used the Metford rifle. There were three limier des fourth prim. Private Dale won. 0081.0112 Town Our • Ave shots, at 800 yards ; for MOW riles. Pirstete cap, value 301. • sewed grim, 51. • third, diver value 3i reinuM, preemeed by pfe;ms. Blake and ; fourth, flower vise, peesembsi by Yr. Wallingford. Pebif ' n Yobs 1 emersd Lat. Bristol ado a . Marne BIM, tad O lt 1 dsnreseemet a d ramass n 0. i PelysM asefi, led leas lB • The meemilyrise was Aol o ff between Bird end isillb. the Wier being seeesedeL There were dame Yes is, Om k..th prim, Private Bora bane deviated the Maser, with a emir% hull's eye, antra, and Will's eye. li ot, favoura binteettag wm very samessful, tad the weather ex ; besble. 1 The Mayor of Portsmouth has remised • letter frog General Uadsay, in which that palest officer expresses hie eatisfastioa at the semen which attended the arranm , nerds el the asaleipality on the review day, tad Lis alt. whim to the msyorsad oommittes of arrangement. The mayor has replied in snitahle kalif. • BOAT vox Dan. —Naldires Tabl e t destroys se m , 1k *th, moms aII smell, gives brAlleacy to amm t o tram Ishiam—Tibel, : all chemists. inbekol64 WEL Payloollisoloot—adwittOsoraLj and_ rbetleatim as be eared by sod Lk 1:Zoo no sod ark 'WA_ Mac& VoL B. Ihoorko diel =lllBm. Oro* monowouvo inst. W., sal IV monk drank DUBLIN, TVIIISDAT Nicer. To-day tho mayors, and deputations from the • corporations, of many of the most important pro vincial towns in Ireland have arrived in Dublin with addreesel. As these addresses will not be as tually prese n t e d t o t h e i r roya l hi ghnesses, b ut ; will merely be transmitted through the Lord-Lieu tenant, no special honour and glory will attach to thois.bearen. It is impossible, therefore, for tine mist captious to insinuate that those who have • procured their adoption by the various municipali ties can have been actuated by any other motive than a desire to testify their loyalty to the Sore-. reign, and their affectionate admiration for her son and his wife ; and there is, I apprehend, no doubt: that they represent the real feelings of the public bodies from which they proceed. The List re- herimal of the music, vocal and instrumental, which is to'be performed in the course of the ceremony of installation took place this afternoon in St. Patrick's Cathedral : and the proficiency displayed by both vocalists and execatanta was sufficient to inspire confidence that all will go smoothly rig Saturday next. Something has yet to be done. before one can be certain that all the other persons who have to take part in the ceremonial—the knight. and officers of the order, esquires, pursui rants, &c.—will be perfect in their parts ; but am Sir B. Burke, who, as Ulster King at Arms, has the direction of the whole matter, is unremitting in his exertions to ensure success, I have no doubt that everything will be done in accordance with the minute directions of the statutes of that high and mighty, although not very ancient, order of which his royal highness is to be installed a knight. I am, however, rather anticipating matters in referring to the installation in this plsoe. ,The next great event after the reception to ' morrow (Wednesday) will be the visit to the race ,,course of Punchestown on Thursday. The Punches town meeting is at any time one of the most popular, perhaps the most popular, in Ireland. As far as Dublin is concerned, it may be said to answer to the Derby in England ; but the humours and perils of the road from London to Epsom are greatly intensified upon the highway between this metropolis and Punchestown. On this occasion the attendance will be far, very far larger than usual ; the demand for vehicles far exceeds the supply, even including the assistance received from places as distant as Drogheda and Liverpool—from which I believe one drag has been imported at a cost of over 1001.—and the incidents of the road may be expected to be exaggerated in proportion. To avoid the fatigue and inconvenience which would arise from driving for seventeen miles—l believe that is about the distance, but somehow no twd persons whom I have que stioned upon the subject exactly agree-their royal highnesses will travel lag rail to Salinas, a station upon the Great Southern and Western Railway ; and will drive thence to the course. As to the distance between these two points my informants are equally at issue ; but a careful comparison of their various statements leads me to estimate it at between two and three milen The Princess will only go to Punchestown on Thursday • but it is expected that the Prince of Wales will be present also on Friday. On the evening of the latter day the Lord Mayor gives tt grand ball at the Mansion-house, and on Saturday we shall have the installation, followed by a banquet at the castle. The principal events of next week will be the review on Monday, the opening of the Agricultural Show on Tuesday, and the national ball on Tuesday ; but on one or other of these days the Pi ince and Princess will pay a visit to Trinity College, and his royal highness will unveil the statue of Mr. Burke, which has beep placed in front of that building, on the opposite side of the entrance to the statue of Oliver (told smith. DUBLIN, WrDNESDAT NI.•liT. ' The Prince andPrinceas landed at Kingstown at noon to-day, in the promos of a large concourse of weeps, who gave them a mo s t cor di a l re.;eptiou. The weather was beautiful, and there was no failure in the arrangements. Th e Lord-Lieutenant received their royal highnesses, and preceded them in hii carriage to Dublin. There were considerable crowds along the road from Kingstown to Dublin, and everywhere the Prince and Princess were most warmly received. At the city boundary, where the Lord Mayor and corporation of Dublin joined the cortege, the crowd increased in density, and thence to the Castle, all the streets were thronged. The greatest number of persons collected in one place had assembled in College green, and about this portion of the route, and MI the way up Dame-street to the Castle, the cheering was louder and more general than at any other part of the ronte followed by the procession. Many of the houses were hung with flags, and all the windows were filled with ladies, gentlemen, and children, who waved hats and h a ndk erc hi e fs, and vigorously clapped their hands as the carriage containing the royal guests drove by. The Prince and Princess both appeared to be in excellent health, and seemed highly pleased with their wel come. On their arrival at the Castle the Prince and Princess were conducted to the state apartments, where they received an address from the Lord Mayor and Corporation of Dublin. The Prince of Wales, replying to this address, said : " My Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the city of Dublin,—lt is with the greatest &Cs faction that I have received your address of weir come to your ancient and loyal city. The recep tion which the Princess and myself have this dye experienced calls forth our warmest and h acknowledgments. It has been my most &axiom desire, since I last visited Ireland, to return to it accompanied by the Princess ; and I regard her presence this day, equally with yourselves, air a happy omen for the country, although I have never for a moment doubted yours constant and undiminished attachment to the throne of her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. It will be a great source of pleasure to me to be present at the inauguration of the statue of one of Ireland's most distinguished slat and to be enrolled and installed a Knight of illustrious illustrious Order of Bt. Patrick. In the name of the Princess and myself I return you once morn our hearty thanks." There has been a partial illumination to-night, and the streets have been much crowded during the evening, but everything has gone off with order and good temper. CIAMTAL PALACOL BNILLIWO WZONNIIDAT. APRIL 15.—Admindone by sewn Yokota, 2,156 ; ditto on payment, 6,459; total visitors, 7,379. LONDON GrWRILIS ONNINOR CO TT (IMM:a —Waffle receipts for lie week ending April 12, 10, 2sL " It ie with the greatest pleasure that I send you this testimonial of tie enemy d year invaluable midi. cat. I was suffering pethlig Clow weeks ago from severe psis about the and saasseive weakness in Ike back, accompanied awes= sichaese — mmaned to my bed—when a friend, viols! Ism and experienced green good fres year Pun Kills, brought tee a bottle, which I sod with the beet remits, and am new free his all tz X d a ks` t. — Ftay Blll l4vio k 117., 17 kat:l4ml ; .row, *eihecn, W.C." Nese geentins without their trile a msdy rem KILLEN ea govt. stamp. Bold everywhere.—[Ad For thirty yew Bernina& and Co. ha 5) co. ole' Ilem4h= i 4e s = Me cm more r.thelmerie some Is MI lark rosamis sib row Is me mom pore Mete es sane the greys, as it V essid pedigliegAgsellesSOlL) :.... 1+