The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-16 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER //aL4O 09, a:' e - t Ir le - 77 A " . T o t e r, (Et; • .. • or -4, I 4 4 ,,g 1 t!, No. 4.892.] ALIAN LINK I),A V P l A TT imrr ar lii M ir i r . 11. , 1414 4TD‘ A , 7 1. 14Tit is on the .3.lth Apwll, toot *newton 41a) 211.9 April , noll•lenwir• r .1111. .. %%I. A I 13 'oar., noN Inns r,-nl+l, 0011.01 :s I>ing In tho Lornknl Innt• Min ••• 'cowl. 'oat In rover china. Itas dellorre.l Iwo , orno of Om ill MhZ.or.kr, awl 14 $ Int rats opportunity (or M. rode. row 7.rni..4 trelett ow prow apply to Ness, ROMPIRTIWIX Nimatanti-enant, Caratilll. or to DK% ITT and MUU&k lillitelaileet. DEVITT an.l MOOR X 8 AUSTRALIAN LINZ -f PACKET %Mr —Fir PORT PHILLIP Hired , a ma tar tri.a.r. In he deeratelted paeolaillp es the bah d May, deli .erlMN at iivalons %bad It ID 111111101 i r, lk Brltaak-bsilt .hlp I \ 11 V, AI, redder Rd tart. ODIUM flang di n e E: c•earnen.ter : lyma In the Loam Dada Tab theme* Alp I. yea komra se • feet •Allet sad for Ile IMMUSIA aladllies I. whab she shoo. delta. ea bet earpos. faeo Pr a Rio poop, .etta 4.0.4 becendandathm for ebbe aildiepeempea-41er tame .4 t.lpM te water apt* to Minn isd MOOS; 0, NNW .trest. Dvvin anti MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d PACKET AMP —e'er LAUNCISTON Direct Ai NW*/ teak r, h.. a grist pert of her IMMO IMPININI. sad will hare is nethAto d..pMe the clipper bartior WEATID RY, A 1. rosittor Farm oe . TlisitlM SMITH!, Comatmoder. . lying in the leteloa Poeta Thin remelt heat etpnr'Y fee Me Leen ontoti trade. has }wit afri•eal after a raped Deseeife• She he. rle4.ttn a, onino,Latooi for • few chief caliin pairrogete.—For Sem, .4 fright or p.e cv apply to Mr T 8 MA LC VC lAA, Pt. Davos pia,. or to DEC ITT sad 1114.1011 X, 9, lllllltittoetriat. DEVITT atml MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ~I rAt ALT *MP. —Voir MOBAAT rows [deed, a n ruler trader. has salted tram the enlone. and "FM retnrn amdo Immailatsly. IM splendid Aberdeen dipper II RATH CR BALL. A I far IS 47t toot M. W. HARMS% tiltTlf. tnmmmnihw: I= r = This timalMhA T. reel has to bat =pm* for the Mode, has mat elegant wcommodaikes kir pompom Lad la oat of the fade* ships ut ,4 die pet 4 L. doe, having performed three voyara w ore the minim Is OA 79, sad Ti dais Mapectirely. —Tor di height or primp apply to DIMTY sad 110011,148, street. rtkIeUTTA, caning at MADRAS.—The 'Well ‘,/ area claw allsoirimadp YDASPIR, LIM tam IM basepmear. leedlag neteeM .Imeaelli be MB Yam ea lime lab VIM.; pommies M lembe limeassed ea Me LIM . flit Magalbeeal MM. balll tar the ladle bee Ms Ilteeemabl4 amemmodeales ter gmetemint. mei wry ea ea hatted, W perlemell swipes mad a ilemardem. Tbe wire mill be mallmme memlbly lry eme et lbe teltelrbeg alebealllas aimlbsry dem .e.& bulantse le OM Company WI JoaoOs Ifoofillos Colro Jam Sabo Photo OMNI of the Youth Whim Poloolio Tea Maras-power. Dots of follini ifIN MI Arse 13. Lin VA Jai, IS Lin NI• August IS. UN PIO Revtreabor IS, LIIIII NO October IS UM LOIS VA NO November IS. December IS. - 11.4r7 w UN UM ;MO 1,1101 Left WM. WU. Apia P. sq . ft OBJNDLAY and C 111, Vera AIJIII inn god or . to. leibroislasit. IL.C7: or et lbw 011Iso. 01 thram4. Ithidafriste. 'lwo r appll alba kr appokilmala r Wliablyeab this woke should bona& 111021110 P•ertA•ri. Sot lada aad load= Valpplog Conisay Meatball,. 111. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN cum= bon lONION. Poet 1 TaSYL WM POW w. w. NM* •21_,68 Wwl4 =gm liblksersa ir s zA Amin& 1.1110 UN ambiesial *tea prink bow, by %het pasetuallts awl Mid Pamlls. mewl • verb! born verat•tion. Ltd tbar yr. woe ••••••••4••1•• issugmal b• say yowls ./oat. —Pee allywelbuler• usoppettag •14•01 •ff gruage •astralb al= JAWD BAUM ma Co Liverpool . Again' let tb• id lir: B.C. awl Is T. M. MACKAY sad Co 1. labbnirbabsela dl ItRITIBII and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL 1 MAIL IMAM AMIN, by the Admiralty to aoll 'were sad a4170711C. sad between LIVIA. • • .1. eedIONTON. settle lberty to all at Magee or orh..r peels r. W Ind rarely,. meat, goods Ned rearengerw the booles alio u et Ilatilat b l bed sad receive wormers sod her lealestra mile m. laftwks. et other 'leech are es poleteA to sell tress Liverpool. el Cork to receive the awls AMEILICA. for I:. ST OS. April le. CHINA. for VIM' TOME, J. Aprtlte. NIAGARA t. , t NMON, neterday, May 1 P Mel. Inehelitee eteeranTe tee sae pevelaicesik bat wlllint whom Ifeeme:-10 MON= sell Illestoe. elite( eebtut, • erroe4 raMn. t. 14.. To N.. York. rhiet raMn . 12243 wort calms. ei• ►t. oefit to Halls.. Doeloa, and New Vert. i 1 poi tow mei err • ret primer —Apply to J. It ►once. 52. 1)14 • od menet. 11 Conte. %UM sad IL lime de la Haan. Pam en•l J Nara.. nechaaele•serert. and I', II len. ye•••••Jevre . or U, and C. II 'leer, 3, Water. Areel. Weep...A WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to KW YORK lotrr,l —Th• Li r carom. NEW YORK. M PHIL.% twirsti.% aTE %4 All I P and PAN Y Intend de•patetv tog ads. 11111-p... rrt•l In a a re. steseculdps, esillei at Queens. swra 1.. mhark Tr...news anti .I.sp.tches, se follows. WKO.K I V VON LI VKR /INA FUR NSW YORK. EDI 1:0:11, lie,lorw.la), April M ETNA, We.lnew•lww, Apr4l3o. ITT "V 11A1,1111001:E Wedaseday, Way 7. And rwery • weritss Wodmility. Wee pesece. 18. 17, am; a sidars. sordin M the 31N , 111- 1 ... 1 ." 11 .rnnvd r.....aste. II palms, kabollas all pro. loons Te,erea.r. he yards ma Ib Weeeere Stata• le.oked Illieees% eft vary headmen= lenme—lee Otirther partgeolars nale WIL!.1 ► II INMAN, 12, Wsteeelieek Llyerpuol .or to re MACEY. el, IClas 111111emdeeere1, Clle. VOR VALPARAISO, touching at St. Vincent, CAW IA t ' ca-•+. and Moan, Paelloc Steam havientlou Atioant's lirral RIM Iron Plonwrktio TALCA, WM Ina& MARTIN U. II A MILL. Crownead.r. er sall the above ~n THU IVIDAY. the 1.1 May. te.oel I,A. vet) •nry rl.r yreuwannistl,.s fM pmenirrA r brin. .1 mono. In iAllt o.f trwanne nn.rberderrlfrl , .n M. Ar40..111 Ix taken Apply at the rooteloaa)A Meow M'alm,.r- MY•l.na. Water a4r...4. at fa Loudon, to News. 1, 411T1TH., TAIL and 21.112 R, 2, WIAS Ilartwart, Low tun! •tretl. 1./yrri..ol, Murk. lre W. J. 013311.4.12, Priretary. 1311ILLIPPS, GRAVER, and PHILLIPPS gi Joagetch W. undermallesed Ilrat-ekes steam:mg am -- For_ ItifTTESDANI. the It %TAMIL from the firokh awl ata um Wharf. Unwire/I. Gam 11aaalay 'noontime at Il atm., ngut the MT, AN,. at Irntu M the Tower. Tor 13111tAllni, the elisnoe, 'Mfg minim April Is, tram noes: t; M. nit M. Islam U. krt.. Waal ata fin ma a bait Natirc—The Itallway hetwoin ■was awl Dreerrhaven la emurepmce mf prosson an•l et intum.llae to all part. ni .4nsany Gsnionscan, thonmAr WASA. 114KirillA1ano. and alter.attly crin I daja, trunall.raclploru. Vatr., ra S.. sad Li la• . . - - trvight, parade. de . spaiy at Chaplinse l'elver.al om,•••, anrs'w w•or to rlitildrritAtad r add niti.r.irrl, 1:..4 rilHI ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL COMPAN Y. SurICA6 Awry "Oa Undl&l Lishilit). Anti !'bees 6D Dearer. .Mr. capital tVorItININ. (AMMAN , Iri.ted Int.. Loon', dam id Qrpwit ~a aginicatfno (I pet Area, not LI on. T. i;otermortit roomier, a 11.110111111.1 htr red oft per cent on Ih. capital, 1.1.1.1 able a sioldog fund to prot kir for NO hesopti.A. I•lR►r”.Ca I 4 feal.e. The 44 'Mort of th. liamt4er. r.f ftetaltlea. The C4aiet folnit rly 1:444..m.e. ima N. Irnrina. krgrnt .•1 t:o• Italia of Nolan Vib,llll f.aseely Mia.ater l'ubtle I.V..eits at Naples . If. ft the heater. Turin. r. Lalrent. howler, threw INIII.M.RA IN TINGLAND. G. U. Itaryibersia, , litairinan of the Apes aul United itiirstre Ls.. It KK. $.l, 1.eq... Dlrettor the Oriental Bank Jaime 14. km..., Cwt. L. lowa, Nephew, and , 16, New Rn. 1. °mime, Din ttor of She Ilsttras Ittlastion nail l'afult.'..momq. itm, Walter Cargill. Lei , Ihrector of the FAutero liengal Railway Conaway. f' Mood. Fri . Din • Ineof tO Arnt•rot rnit.-.l%.•rvic.• flank. p :oily Wonsan of the Penhosular anti N•ti11141.11 Y. tart...., 112.11.4 t Ilalw , liirotston, Roney. J. p home, We•thosel. got . 11.1` „ Peputy Chairman of the Sr*th Rodent romper* V.161.X.• IX Maiternutn, Peters. and N ' , hobo Wm. kistitla Ps Pratt , • Le Vernet and Tann. N.4.KTIVIIIO-111,..r0. kilo.. and ton. A , cannon ..trtet P4hititlo—liefoot Pont•ir •o 4 Nntithowte. tie. 11W tiros4••tree•L Jol.l' 11310111“.10. NNW CU. Turla. J. Ahentell.y. , so. tea. Leerheet. Peespeeteees .0.1 lons. .4 .ryplimaks nay be obtained from the bireals**, ia.l at the ..th.r* ..f the ftepore. LI:11 ENT It 11JITLgt ass. pro. tea fiminwhimett Old irced.oirsol IT %LIAR IRRIGATION CANAL . COMPANY. The Arrug•Aritimi b XHARIDI Is Italy hely* +heads tautly le cane. et the washer reserved M that c.,atwa. ' , Merit la NaltallT MVP( that the letalua List will he elt.Lt ant MA V wit. Ink WIN& AW G•TIIS TLY.eserdary proles. rirerasse Sow, i L rd at& April lc lest DINFEFORDII PURI FLUID DIAGNISLI bee bees 4orlass imeedrlhe men. emelmaleelb ea& :::4% iz lhe res.lhail preemies. lead alit of ror=l.l the ea the bed remedy ler whiny et the beederbr. mad. mei ladtmetkm, sad as a rend ape. Hem ter *bride emethiereem more especially ter ladles sad eldiermi li le prriered. to a elate at perfect minty sad ""/"" 2 sirmellb. ally by DiNIINVOILD ..4 co., 111. Now .._ .•-••••• Wick Leolea. aim mil bp ail temmtabist chemists sereammel the Weal. TOZZAITB 00PAH1111.—Oopaibs and Cnbebe a/ are diabetes ale beet Medea bet tame dram in of e repateive Wee awl Weer, eise seenlea mirky mar sad deans eitisernsa. 11. hmesiles sacceeded la render*, theseedieeblehreepselleedeele perbelly lamellar, by !acres*. hale Ids depeldwe_ all the weave Illeopertra. Mr wears. Yee hem am meow wets PW Academy of Medicine lake owe See a Illedend Weal le Mit sod ths Mensal &vadat' =t T is. narrayr SW% mad 84. aartbakaarea he me Lley4. POW. sod Lome tlark. 1 . 1001 X E IN•e• lath The larehboa which Is In lens of • 40*A a cars le about six days, either Wising et = M amma 100 capsules. ta 6.1.. bee by post,. ea IL—.NUAV, Pm* ebruelet, Se. asystarket, Lou4oo 12. Tr It. heeelaa sea 4 ellentele DR. CI7LVERWELL, M.R.C.8., LM., L.13.A., 8, OILIAT MA1LL80R0170114817127, W., ra w: Cu b• ••••dtai all cases of Nervous DADDY. InToluilikfl far .is, , Loss of iffiesam Imapaelty, Sperm. Sessima, , Oseterisation, sad Gelemlum. Just as satire new sad Odelikul Welk. 88181181 USELVES." A Plidndeiesisel Review of th• Alm% IA ; W pea. 1i a baled, li. et Meow, Coruhlll, or Author, as above. Dr. C. may be consulted daily tin I!, at I The Posaellee Turkish Baths, 19, 91, llattins-leGrard. AM a. fined liesiboressbeirest, W., bon 1 kW 11 SUL - ACC IDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COKPANT. Le. Pouried ISI9 (*.IOW g300.0 1.146 M0, Ir g OO ' hares of 125. bapow reed by Special Acta of Parliament. rarer, Matthow..sllarfall.pki. Kenyon $. Pvkrr , Esq . , Q.C. Henry Bask Mayne. Sas& At an Entraoidinary General Meeting of the ghareholdera, held es Teeeday, the dlh Instant. Two Thousand New tharw of Twenty.eve Peamb each were created, on each of which 4.1 will be Pt orsallotiabast. The Di — video& are paid in January and July. An applications for Shares must he mile on or before the 30tk instant, on which day the share UM will be Molly closed, to Messrs. Joshua llukhinson anti Bon, 114 Aogoleourt, Thrtrg inortonatreet. Brokers to the Company. Ilth Apt% tallt THE GREAT COPPER LODE of BCACATIIo MEXICO COMPANY LindiesE. Capital /000.000, In 40.000 Simms of t 5 mein To ha Inempomded under the Joint Block Companies Ads. whereby the liability of the shareholders is to the amount ealwerlbod. Al per Share to he paid on application. Al In one month after ellotment The remainder to be celled up by Instalments, as the develdp• 'sent of the property may render oeeessary, but no instalment will les called before a period of sin months from the date of allotment. DIMP7TORA. OEOIIOII CUR:4OW HOCIEIN. Nscl. (Chnirrnoe'. Leo Perk. Director of the Anglo.Meniessa MO Company Thomas Willie Pirminea. leis, 10, Laarnetar.gate, London. and alessoluun hews, Elsa& Dooriee grant hem* Ewa. Coe Belloy. Swansea. William oardaar, Nes , Nowa E. sad W. Oardner, Drawers, Oa Jobe street, director of the City Doak. Albert relly, 0q„ MurSAIWANI A. St Flacklar. ity • NA/tent Richardson. Faq., 3, Isoluillessordemeaquer, Webast.' late of Swansea. Thomas R Warren. Em.. of h ttimMaoß , Ebtanias —The city Bank, KPLICITOIII. Messrs. Sewell. and Edwards, 0•01,141 WEIL William Compton Smith. lis4., 4* OtneobieoA4loll.' • MMUS. , .. Sir I. W. Carden medal®, 2, Royal Esebonewbulhlbms. 1. Itasca Sewell aroalin. 3s. Old itroxidelreet, AeLintille—Meems. Hardie& Mein, Whinney; and Gibbons, 3, ftwk-hulldings. SneitaTtite 'p TOL` —Sir. Samuel Merrick. 011ees-06, Gresham-house. Old itroadetreet. . Medea is • eonaley walk Sworn to he teeming with nexhaeste hie mined reeenrews. from which Spain formerly derived enor mous riches, sad them added materially to bet gentile-1a and PlNwPeritYi The interenUon In the affairs of Mexico by the Allied Powers, England, Prance, and Spain, by giving confidence to British enterprise, will, undoubtedly, add wealth to those who tarty embark in the mfg seal developmental that country. PRUSPECTCS. This Company is formed riperfo purpose of pnrchasteg the rich and extensive copper. geld, s, and lead mine, called "La Penns" and "The Amigos," with their " Pertenerkias" corer lag fie men lowleding all lodes and veins therein, situate in Romano, Cbilnehea, adjutaing the state of Masora, on the Gulf of Ceillarsta. Also for the purchase of a large tract of land surrounding these mines, held in perpetuity by virtue of • decree of the state, thickly covered with woods and forests, the whole estimated at 14t0•0 acre& And further, foe the pitmen of working the shove mines and meeting India fee the redaction of the ores, by which the Com pany will reap tiro bumble profits arising respectively Irma mining and seneltlng. The riven Forte. or l'iloine. and Papagocht running through the preperlies. *fiord ample aad most valuable water ' power. I The Government has conceded, for • period of flee years. , absolute exemption freer all taxes, toile, lenses and duties el I w hetsoever kind or onion. The presence 01 rich ores cropping out and appearing On the surfaced time is, and the value of the lodes, is established by the Nogg mad yapert of Mr. Robert L ItAnmalle, as Engle& Regebese eselinct In SMIOTIL, and the accredited gneiss mat Waft aglow and sewer for that state. and fully oar rehersial la a smilimabis paper read by Mr. Charles hen s, IPULat. Wow the loyal Gesegrapinal Society of !wane, se to but os ha li. ISO. —43“ Jusireal of that Society forbid°. MS reports to be seen at the often of the Company, rill =ell Worgeot or. The dolma if the lode is proved from sews made by Ile D'Ammolle ea the spot of ores taken promiscuously from every pact et OS vela, by which an average of 33 per cent of copper Ye boo obtained . while theft s, moo toted In Range by , Mom Selassoro and Sims, Boinghallatreet, London. sad by Yr. Thomas Pe true, owner to Vern Richardson and Co., Owens sea. give still more favourable results, leading to the inference 1 that the yield of metal incon that irf any copper mines yet tile eavered.—Matemeet of Assays to be seen at the oboes of the Genspany. and In fell Prospectus. It Is proposed by the Company to emelt the ores upon She adjacent to the mien sod only to trimaport the metal around the coast, thereby less-nipg the expense of carriage to the port of shipment. It is estimated that the very large alloy of pill and silver wlikh the metel owners will he sufficient to pay the oat of transport of the copper to • Europran market. Very rich gold depo are also Own to various ;MU of the main 'Oa. leniler these circumstances, ft Is scarcely necessary to my that the profile of the undertaking, with minority prudent mennereent, mint he large, In further nen of which the yen den hare consented to postpone the payment of half the pur chase mony until the net prone reran amount In any one year to 20 per erne on the ealle.l ucapital. ihe minnow of this valuab le mineral property, including the existing redectlon works. plant, nuirbinery, Arc„ together with the territorial grant, and ell privileges attached thereto, with. out any reeenados of rights or royalthe, has been agreed for with the prapnetors upon the following advantageous terms. That eerie® be paid. and Se® paid-up shares he allotted to them in delivery of the property to the Company's nee-denial agent, to be despatched to Mexico for that purpoo. That • deferred payment of cto,eon and an additional allotment of 3.00 e palil.up there, he made when the net profits shall amount in any one year tort per cent. on the called up capital. That, on a dividend Icing flerlared, the shares given to the preprietors In payment for the property shell only he considered in value the name . the shares if the subecribing sharetolders, • whatever amount may have been pall upon them. Juan A. Rotenone, lei., of the Port of Guaymas. Gulf of Con ferees. Simon has undertaken, with the suntan, of the Com pany's endidential agent, the manngenient of the Mines, mei the establishment of the reduction works on the spot, until such time as the enterprise shall have proved remunerative. and a ills iii , lei Asti have heon declared. The long residence of this 1 gentleman in the country. together with his greet practical never...cc , and high commercial standing, ensures to the Coax pony in additional guarantee her it. encores. Kamp'. of the ores. as well se of the corer, gold. and silver extrseted from the mines, together with maps of the losality, may be seen at the 4 Aces of the Company. All clierges for agency, promotion, advertlatmens, brokers conimiebin, lerod aiol other expenses, Including the costa and fees id reMstration of the Company, have been estimated not to elin`C.l 3 per cenL Oft the nominal capital of the Cienpany. A !spinneret. tor shire. may he smile to the hankers and broken of the eiimpeny In the amend form. Annotate will be made denting bi linnets 41 application , and in case of non-diet went the deposit will le returned without deductive, THE G rat Air CoPPV.R Lrnr. Or III'ACAYTO ',MEXICO, COSIPAN V 'Limited. 111711CFS—S.;, Gresham-hone. Oil Breed-street. owe or A PPLICATI. 04 Port sietallo sherry t+ each. Dersoit on application. LI per share. To the I erector. of the I :mat cerr Lode of Kuscayno kMexlco) company Waned . Gentlemen,—lleviiig 101 l t to your hankers. the City Raab. In shoe. in the " Great Copper Lode of Humors° Meek. Company Limited . " I request you to allot no, and I hen by ante to crept. . Mit h shares of say leas number, subject to the previsksn. of the Joint Shirk Cumpanles Act, and to sign the articles of asmnintiou whco reb ind. :Same Address • bete The above Form. when Vied up, Is to be WI wlib UN Dub" orb pen merit of the deposit. CIAUTION.—WATHICRSTON and BROGDZIf ‘J recommend the publlotu bra Me Cant Ootd Mated cm lie Invoke—. Fine Gold and Pre Oe r agmlled In levrellety, herd • deladno. WATMMIATON mod 111100DENIt OOLD CMAI 2ML and ell artkra manurarred try Wm. are mold ram Ur prim-rte. and at the romaraotorer prier Manufactory. Hearistretreet, Corent-car Aram made of chair an lootDerr .or In each. b. This miabllareat le clued at • Is re evening, and am Saturdays at 1. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVIA PIW, prepared with out any Mercurial ingredient. from the recipe of De Aeon. alit be Maud Invaluable to all who sutler front bilious and liver com- Saints, isdirtvelon, wool, spume, giddiness, Waviness thu meg, Are. Per habitual costiveness, as n Emily aperient medicine, and es amylase of the blood, they are truly excellent mold In their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— Said by W. lambert, 20, lerneynalreet. and by most drugyrirds, In hones, la. ltd. and la Vol. De sure to ask fur Dr. hcott's Bilious and Liver tills. The menthe are a Krug, gthen package. with Wdltane lambert." en.rraved on the stamp riORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE VV %ILA EXTRACTED and CURED In our minute. without cutting or the least pain, I.) Mr. 11.Y.ND.t1.1.. Y., Rcvzentstreet. Ladies attended by Mrs. Randall If preferred. Terms, .2s. So Su Mr. !tendon has testimonlris from the Royal runny, which may be men, with thousands of others, from all parts at the kilopkim., Midler to the following:—Prom the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop el London:—" Mr. Benda has effectually cured some mesa on my Met without giving any pain.' —" Sir Robert Netsuke:v.lk ft James's-place, has had two large toenails end -a torn sdeseled MOM Ma feet by Mr. intadau, and can strew* Obania.a. likint-aimili glisdnaL DaRUCHANI3 INVIGORATING ESSENCE, isy sorrow Relaxation and General Weakzem, at onee Neuron gad onekorates with mengieal rapidity the mniit debit,- yid egaidt•Uos, thereby eniewinx permanent health, increased ismosib.amerwy, and a redoubled development of the la mauls r =NLOne trial will free conviction, and prove failure Irnpua relse per boggle, 44 4d.. Ila., or four times the quantity. 114-14b11141410 Alta, BARCLAY and BONS. 75. Yanintnion- AMC fnd d nr cleaiala tinvegfest the world. Jest pebilshed, prim Is., New Luton, by pod 14 MHZ SCIENCE of LIFE : or, How to Live, and What to Live For; Rcpt.:M(o7 of Um Mjsi•ries of Man's Erkstonen and the various Phenomena of fe. With Instructions for securing Health and Strength; and Remarks on the Lreatnicio of Insoniers incidental to dialautney Life. By PHYPICIAS of 10 years' pmetice. Convkirea—The Physical &lunation of Party We—The Art of Prolonging Llfe—The Theory of trigostion—The Stomach and its Difficulties—The Cultivation of the Affections and Regulation of the Passions—Herrons 'Monter., Re., etc. London: Vann. SO, Omaha and all boobs/Ulm LONDON, WEDNEPDAY BMOC APRIL 16, Viet FRrrirs CELEBRATED DERBY DAY will OPEN on PATITRDAY next, Are 19, at the lIPPIII OALLISKY, 120, Pall-mall. Admiatteu ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE—LEOTARD sysav NVZNING Jay exempted), =al Melee md April. GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCINS emelt WiDNIM DAY sod SATURDAY, at 4, until the same daft. The 1s performances of [ea."d will positively be on Wedneedip Mem lug and Wednesday Evening, the Suth April, being the 300th and concluding representaMon. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborm street, top of the lisymarkeL —LAST WW of *be COMMA:4CA, whose engagement kaa been one of anpandleied nevem, and whose musical powers, combined with bar admkable contralto yoke. cannot fail to delight the socaltiosiktlasa. Daring Parton Week, selections from the .1111abia woe will be rendered, in the production of which special an bin bean taken in order to give felat to Utah grand and selyttnat aanipsint non. Selections also from .• Der Prelechate" Admission, area, ad.; balcony, Ia—LOIBL and ° V 2N=ll: RYA Propelatatn. VAII-DRVIL—Tbis Pure PALK BRANDY, 1.4 lea deadastrak4, mairgia' %Zt callarty trio tow and vary bow. a Milan. Da heck bottlna — a7olorra " rta a aim for th: b4 V,::: : e 10. arriapapaSd. Afoot*. Mt be asKai JIMMY BREIT and Co., 054 annalvals, Diatelecy, XEREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, We, per dm Railway carriage paid. Recommended with confidence. MARRY BR=IT and Co., Distillers and impactor', Holborn., , 001Z 1 711411TARReA ugtiv tviiiiiut TED !AVIA e aWft Iffift, Game, Staab. gket me i n t !l e otzt Co i 4 unri•aned for in nab lama faadfail. solanumfaslurer, WA Land C. Cocain NOTICE to FAMILIES . —MasurA TAYLOR' beg to sublet their Net of prices feces tool artladoa am. of Uto Inset quality, lb , 'IL, A181efi1f,116.161161.1 Osman, _no. to Id. le. to ed. 10 9 1 1 alikee Greyest), Pornosalb. IL oat 'ylllolll.o Ikons (by las me or batY, led. bad Sat Butter, 10d. to Is freak Milo, la ed. to la. Id. Test Hama. LW. to Id.. choice ditto front glut 'to lo p, Off Tee, Se to 31. ad. each. Tonal ftorta. to Id. Otposs, 36.—W. and J. C. TAYLOB. Little abut* Golden feioere, W. welted upon for orders dolly. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. MOM sad BOW. $ and 4. GOODOSSTILIWT, W. Rsad 8. BEYYIJB HAVE OPENED ADDMONAL AND MOST Arrawavz PRIXISES. n No. 144, OZPORDATILRET (early opposi Boodotre .4 In coapaaction with te their City g6l 91 Ic 95. CITY-ROAD TEIOIII ABOUT TO FURNISH are respect/ay solicited to Impact their larri and varied Meek of first-clue Inutility" at both latAblisbasents. GOODS CARRIAOII FRU TO ANT PART OP THE ILINOIIOIL Iftatrated Ostelortes gratis and post free. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN route a large joint of rout with a mere tumdlftil of oak. The savingr learasues : the meat LI beautifully routed to every park steely heommed all over, and all Th e wvy and nutritioua yorywillai Maned. Moe am is s . N.& surprising saute bey prelassil by salmstaile ooneentrallon of beat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's es tabilibio method of cocain Oa favorite optebt i r porfolioa in.. ta. 7a, tin BARLOWI3 AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, Oa Holoonsoid's Mend, woroatod O oat ono ton of omits Orsa ?do Ila at (MU lad la yearn) BARLOW'S PATENT OASK STAND. No .seta or afolhalat disturbed to tittl. Will ropy as Waling oast la a soli Prim la sad soma MARLOW'S SELY-ACTING SYPHON TAP. w g 1.11 NO PINT PIO itILQUIBID: so son Ilia of moat ',too. Mao Oa Ild. : Otto Moto Onto& IL.* Snot 4 JAM= Luxor. pantie*. 14. MIX WM 36 • 1101 1 - 144444 a. Vest amoond Odor Is oa : off Ohm no 1.11110414 tolitatioaft. Isgravakfo arab. VOL HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS, 106, STRAND. The NEW COATINGS for the wan, sawn an now ready, of which specimen gamma are kept for Lapeotioe. TM Warr. Inas are la peat variety, and of textures cad patens that do nut be excelled. A select, Mock of waking, knaglarg, sad over coax are always on hand, at HAMILTON and lIMPTONS, 10S, aria& opposite lasteraen. .NR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPRING AND SUMIIIII STOOL for the World•howed Scotch ANGOLA Ifs. TROUSERS. Is awe replete and ready for inspection. These Troneers were originated by Mr. Miles, Whigs only address is TS, BRt REST. HANOVER-SQUARE and who Is not cossetted with any person Imitating and Meer. thing In his name. ESTABLISHED 18th YEBRUAZT. ARARE COMBINATION. MONA and SON beg respectfully to remind thex t ly s t that in every department of all their establishments the ilegrec of excellence is ass, misted with prices the most mmierste. Their celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, adapted equally foe walking, riding, travelling, or business, may be had In a lams variety of seasonable and fashionable materials, from ton*. Thls is universally a knowiedged to be the chef past and most serviceable slut es er proanced. To be obtained only of K SILMES and SON, literchint Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, /foot sad Shoemakers, and General Outfitters. London Houses . City Eatabtishinent, Ist. 155, 156, 157, 1.484Kri4s . ss, 84, 86. 86, 87, 88, 60, Affiliate. Oslordetreet Branch, 606, 507, 609, New Oxford-street: 1,1, 6, Hart-street. Tottenhanscourt.road Branch, 137, 136, Tottenhameourt.road. 283. Etistondroad. Country Establishment% • Sheffield and Bradford. Yorkshire. All articles are marked in plain figures the lowest prices, from witkh no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lista of prices, with rules for self -meastirement, and patients, post tree. Extensive preparations have been made for the spring. E, MOSES and 801C*8 establishments are closed every Friday evening at unmet till Saturday evening at sunset, when boatmen to resumed until 11 o'clock. SPECIAL NOTICL—The ESTABLISHMENTS will be CLOSED THIS DAY, and HILOYEHILD TO-MOHROW, as usuaL WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and iongrvity by the peeper mastication of food. lI.OWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEASE DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the germ and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserve@ the enamel, to which It Imports a pearblike whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It Is universally In high ripste. Price An bd. per box. Sold by A. itowland and boss. AO, Batton =and by Cbscalsis and Perfumers. AA foe "lowlands WITH the GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE of SATURDAY. April SR will be presented a chrom4.lltlvoirrapliic PLAN of Mr. NI& YIELDS POLYCHROME PRIZhR In the Hardens of the Royal Horticultural Society at South Kensington, with toll trixtruo lions for executing garb works In the embellishment of geome trical and other gardens. Sent free for six stampe.--01114m, 41, Welllngtonatreet, Covent-garden, W.C. IRON -CLAD CUPOLA SHIPS.-SEVEN ENORAVINOS, sheering every variety of Ironclad Cupola Ships for Foreign Service, for Channel Cruising, and for the De fence of oar Porta and Harbours, from Drawings by Captain Cow per Coles, R. N., the inventor. secompunled by ample tie obese from ht. pen, will appear iu the ILLUSTrr i It TINNY for fiATURD4Y next, with num.. rota other interesting Illustretions. Pries Yid. free by poet, fear stanipa—Ogice fy Cathetineatreet, Strand. W.C. Now may. Mee Is. post free 14 stamps, or In a sealed sore -20 stamps, • popular medical work on NIULVOUS sore loos I'MTION. VITA VITALIS, illwttrated with 100 Engravings from Life 'of case, attended at the Rotel Dieu, Paris, and other Hoepltabil, descriptive of the baneful effects consequent upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity. By " Newts," Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England. and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. Billinburnb re gistered under the new Medical Act, who may be consulted at his residence, Ms, Maddox-street, Regent-street, London, W. apposite the side of 81. (Merges Church), daily. 11 till 2, and from 8 till 8 • Mondays, 11 till I. To be had direct as above, and from all booksellers is Patarsosterrow, London. Ms do, dewed idlikn podt fro, fa, TALIDIESITNY of the CREATURE, and landoes preached Ware the University at Cid* kilit tu gggrJ. Dian of Exeter, aud:Proteseor of Oases Idlsios . Fut" dos. sed . Wed Wood fillidas MA's Poarth Voir, coinpleting the lirmiy of Igto!SPANISH CON UEST AM MICA, tir Relation to the to p of Slav sad to the tof Colonies. By MMUS Huh. VeY. I. and IL, ita.4 VOL 111., .;orlon : Parker, tionoind Bourn, Wan Strand. • Poet 8vo„ les. ed., 2C ia lW o YOUNG STEP MOTHER • • or nicht of Mistakes. By the Author of "T M Het; By the same Author, • Sew sod Chesper Edition, one vol., post Bvo, es., MEW sod-MAIM I or, &relies from the Life of • Spinster. ILNE of REDCLYIPFIL Thirteenth Edition, et. slffiroasE. Beres* Edition, es. D VOE MAACK Third LBW" Be. CRAIN. Yosrth Edition, es. TIT/ LAWCEI et LYNWOOD. Becoul MUM, la TEI hITTLE DULL roar* Edition, L. ed. London : Parker, los. and Bourn, West atria& MY of dem Third IttlAtoo, enlarged, fa., EN s UAL LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION. .., uforlingaarDllB a: i d irfIIDW":IIT4.4 '.A., low a MMo Hy the tem Author, Ileer u tala 7t. /d., :EL of Oki= P,401114 CO IC fie 117T0114 NA Arcausas, 4A AIL • IMMIX Ili ~le fa ORM PROBI animer- UR SiAr ed. o 8 at inlionrWil.- rig u lt d , .• lit Si. ' Arks , afet , am pm!, a, islit A ar . , ge fte rr Pirbi G IL ITIWAYI , ',.. or .. Prair2Tio:rftr," l3 lc. DI id ra ild ly totatbria aagMte ... ff irrd . °m ot :L ir ' M Psnilasit oh l iouls 'anladd ; ente Z 4iN imp t : 1 Wald dit taldrisCand variety of tad:lent. sov adadk, loaded : Ward tad lock, 118, Fleet:amt. _ . PM. Never before printed. Price Is., oomplele. to DEATH ; or, Life in Two lie=rea A Tale of Ism and Advesdass. : Wad aid Lock. WA Inest-etrest. M. GUIV 01; SWOUSWIWW. 011WIWAL DZBILITZS hue pablihol. peke I m a ls io s cee Mks/Me Mks/ ler 12 A MBDICAL AYaktl i r OAIIBI LA. MU et P TUJIX la rug.= direellies kr lelekel WeesMke be Sel t r upp , 1 WSIMPIIIw PM etft . w e in t= /""71,1 - .M . Mamie Wtre ree. UMW 10 k Metet. " W MMLlttie s elseenevabar boa Me= s/ 14.1110 i DigaL lP IM=nrid frUl l). Werwlak4ase. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday thermal a numerously attended useetim of the gomeaser of BR Thomas's Hospital was held is the large room d net Institution ; Sir J. lfuneigen, Bart., in the chair. These were upwards of 100 goreratim pretest, and the proseedlngo exeitedmuch interest. The Owens/4, in open., the prossediny, adverted to the important questions involved "the removal of the haw pital hem its present weight site, detailed the transactions that had taken place between the governors and the railway Dempsey for its purchase, had concluded by calling ea Wanewato as, the storotary, to read the sepia the pied eemadttee, wheat oohed the atteutioo of tfi memos le the swam that had lama pursued with to a mellahle tine for the sew Unita The eimusildes heemol It a/ primary importance to mor tals rhea quasi_ thy Of land would be required to mobile the pressor, to build a MOW cu the moat improved plea, end after Mitigating may inquiries, and finding that tee easel et the site of the sew Preach llospital—HOpital de loribeidere—eappoeld to be the best in exegete" occupied ham 11 to LS era, _theta at elbows' maidemom, to, hash{ hp ohm ths 'Melt lastme d buildlog within 10 Mass eliemilumithe e rrs at the eowelenea thelljot lees thee hum he 10 acres ought to be mowed be the proposed Mew sad if pr bit eves a /11/I. q with haw uantity, ta Ihr as g!' 1 to prevent• 110 by talon its sbo~ld be healXyiisleepecte -.- soil and elorellied; end easily accessible to the afilicksl poor, all the formation and statistics on thole matters bad been and laid before the governors. The committee lig l eet sight of the interesta of the medical and sanging ur of the medical school, and where these interesiellinaMp Meintd to the mom important interest, of gip peers UM erest,r were considered mbordinately to the lake and it was the opinion of the committee that the intesewis of the medical officers of the school would be bed gamed by placing the new hospital in a @demise that shoal be found most conducive to the well-beig it re meats. The committee had had under their eeasidrntjae sot fewer than forty-four sites, and the following nine were under consideration—viz, three at Camberwell (at Busby-hlO, Brunswick-square, and New-mad respectively), two at Hated= (the property of the Fishmongers ' Compani r sod , Mr. liardcastle), Kent-rod (Old), Lewiaham ( Mr. d), Vi'alword (Royal Surrey Gardens), and Walworth ( ash mongers' mongers' Company). The site; were not all equally eligible. The Brunewnikequare, Camberwell, and OW Kent-road sites were perhaps the least eligible. All varied' much in price, not merely as regarded first cost, but also so regarded the probable additional outlay in purchasing the surrounding buildings to secure sufficient ventila tion and suitable access. The committee, while submit ting this statement, thought it right to remind the court of the effect which the selection of any particular site by the court would probably have in enhancing the price. The committee, in conclusion, were anxious to pay attention to any expression of opinion which the court might deem it expedient to give for their raid- WACO on this important question, and would to the best of their ability endeavour to select a site combining, as far as may be found practicable, the requisites to which they hail adverted, and which in their opinion were essential to the future usefulness of the hospital. After considerable discussion on the point, in the re port., it was proposed by the Outman, seconded by the M Right Hon. the LORD ayon, " That the report of the grand committee be referred back to them, to continue their negotiations and inquiries as to the mite and other ar tango:mints for the new hospital, and report thereon." An amendment to this was proposed by Mr. Alderman ift:eriiner, seconded by Mr. J. Lawevirce, to the effect, "That the grand committee be empowered to negotiate with the Charing-erces Railway Company, to ascertain upon whit', term the governors may retain the hospital on its present site.' On • division there appeared, for the amendment 34, against 52, majority spinet the amendment 18. The original motion was then put from the chair and car ded new. con. thaidca were given to the chairman, andthe court broke up. CITY SEWERS COMMISSION. At the weekly meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers, held yesterday, Mr. De dewier in the chair, Dr. Letheby presented his quarterly report on the sanitary con dition of the City, which stated that in the winter quarter, which has just expired, there were 806 births and 7139 deaths in the City. Both of these numbers Sr. below the average for the corresponding quarters of the lut ten years. The births, indeed, have declined from 919 to 805, and the deaths from 840 to 769. As usual„ the largest amount of this reduction has been found in the central division of the City. 284 or about 37 per cent, of all the deaths were among children of ►ess than five years of age, and 198 or rather inure than 24 per cent among old persons of 80 and upwards. These are nearly in the proportion of former years ; and ae usual, the largest mortality of children has been in the Bantam IJoion ; there it has amounted to 45 per cent. of all the deaths ; whereas in the Western Uuion, with a popula tion almost as dense, it has been only 33 per cent Of the canoes of death the largest proportion is set down to inflammatory affections of the lungs, as pneumonia and bronchitis, which have occasioned about 22 per cent.; the mortality has been chiefly among infanta, showing how, with a tittle care, the high mortality of children might be prevented. BOARD OF THAD; WHITEHALL, APRIL 15.—The Right Honourald• the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have reoeived from the Secretary of Slats for F Affairs • copy of • despatch from her Majesty's am or at St. Petersburg, enclosing • copy Of • Rummies Imperial decree abolishing, for a petted of six ”ars, the import duties on detached pious of agricultural impale. moots Imported into southern ports, such as plZ ses soZ earth boards, retain, the teeth of weeding m scanders, and cut iron wheels for wheel barrows; and Axing the import duty on iron shovels, ram, rakes, Pickaxes, and pitchforks, at 50copeas per pond ( lbs avoirdupois). —Oarette. PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT Bosun'. —Names cd candidates who pared the Major Examination, April 15th, as Pharmaceutical Chemists. —Robert Aviles, Clapham ; John A. Knights, Norwich ; Henry J. POIXIOD, Lanai j Robert G. Sampson, London ; Thomas J. Walkin toe, Teat; ; Stephen Wtllsher, Tenterden. UsYstror. Poioos. ONR SHILLING DAT. TUESDAY, Ana 11.—Admiericms on payment, 648 ; ditto by moon tickets, 576—total, 1,174. AlefERIbA. Per Americo, by toletrosh from New York to Helifu, and rift O Qeseastovre. NEW YORK, Aran. 3, Evzsaro. General Banks's column oontinnes to advance, and has reached Edenburg. The Confederates are retreating and destroying all the bridges behind them. The Baninsore American states that there is no doubt that the Merrimac is thoroughly prepared and ready for another expedition. The delay in the Merrimac's coming out is believed to be that she is waiting for ammunition for the heavy guns which have been placed on board, and also for some infernal machines constructed by Professor Maury. The Oonfederste steamers Jamestown and York town are being more thoroughly iron-clad- to au company the Merrimac . The shots from the Monitor are represepted to be the only ones that injured the Merrimac. Then shots were thrown coder the shield of the Merri mac at the time she attempted to run the Monitor, down. It is reported that two other steamers are being iron-clad at Riebmona, to accompany the Merrimac. Refugees from Charleston report that a panic Las prevailed there since the capture of Newborn, and that women and children were leaving the . ci i ty was expected that the Federate won* fitrits. is ..„ blow there. Commodore Dupont offitillThrtainets from Port Royal : The Confederates hive shad „Wthiii Wise on Skiiiikwey end Otteigallilliai heel= tide gees to 'dem them newer ilmwened.. meat of these batteries gives so geggglate contreled,Werearr sad Gen= fkoads, sad of lit - mouths of Vines sad. Wlli=ton Rivera, which form important approaches to fts The New York 2'imea affirms that there is no doubt that active operations against New Orleans have commenced, as a despatch published in the Charleston papers, dated New Orleans, 20th, an. seances that two Pedaled gunboats oommsadsd on the 28th an attack on Fort Jackson, sousettistence 'above the bead of the posses. , The Washington correspondent of the mane jour nal says it is stated that General Besmears= has resigned declining to serve underGeneralFrionont. The !I.w York World &anemone that all mere spondenta connected with the army are ordered to MO= by theßecretary of Wan, and int prohibited from remaining =dears penalty of arrest and im prisonment. Accesding to the Richmond papers near 100 Federal traneports and other veegel,, are in Hatup-' ton React, and a large number of Federal, troops have recently been landed in that vicinity. The Journal of Commerce announces that the, Confederate generele Johnston and Lee are en trenching themselves on the Rappahannock with a force estimated at 160,000 to 180,000 men, sad they ere also believed to be throwing up works on the Rapidan, "The position thus chosen by the Confederate army in Virginia is favourable to de fensive warfare, being rugged and homily timbered." The Federal generul Miodonnell is watching them cm) one aide and M'Clellan on the other. General Burnside's expedition will, it is expected, storm Fort Macon as soon as reinforcements arrive. The Cohfederatei have strongly fortified Geld borough. The New York Awning Port, referring to the fact of the Senate having peered the bill for co operation with States to abolish slavery, says : At present the relations of the Federal sr to slavery are simply advisory. The President sad Cm gew merely express a determination to moist in the extinction of slavery whenever the States may initiate the wham. But under the sdvies there is dee a weenie& while there is yet `Mae, in remove the come la a poseeilikrway. - The re. Torment intimates that it would be dous e end that it will do all that it can to lessen the incideetal evils of the transi tion to loyal men who may meet with losses or make sacrifices. It does not, however, conceal the fact that the time may oome when the exigencies of war will so longer leave so either party a choice. if the nide peolut la their wicked revolt, if they coetinne to M ast the nation the hordes and suasings al a pro tsasssi ver, sunned public sense will desiend a more sum mary tnaireent of their case then it has yet found. It is idle to imagine that tliseople of this country will much longer endure a war w io defence of en inditution which they hate, that they • see their eons wasting away in the pestilential climate of the South, their property used up in the expenses of a large military estabhshment, and their business exposed to the irritations and grievances of era dicated tax levies, for the mike of an odious system. They 1 Lime thus Ur been forbearing, they have not desired to pre cipdate evade, but their patience will not hist for ever. In reply to a communication from Governor I Johnson, of Tennessee, requiring the municipality of Nashville to take the oath of allegiance to the United States, the City officials replied :—" We respectfully ask to be excused from taking the oath sent us, honestly believing that under the constitu tion and the charter, we are not properly subject to such requirement, and believing that the same was made of us under a misapprehension of what was required of us heretofore." The President of the New York Chamber of Com merce has sent the following letter to Mr. John Bright. It has been a matter of surprise in this country that the attitude of the Federal government towards the rebel States was so little understood in Great Britain, that public feeling there should have been so extensively enlisted in favour of causeless winked rebellion against a most beneficent govern- ment, and in favour, too, of a Confederacy based on the institution of slavery, which has been justlyyded as the reproach of our republic. To have irow en ebb end fearless eddiedte under such circumstances was a pri vilege which we mince too fully appreciate, or acknowledge with sufficient warmth. The repent *mousse of the Unite arms, and the well-organised strength of the Federal forces, warrant the expectation that the rebellion will soon be crushed. With the return of poem we shall witness return ing prosperity, and this ration will ever remember with gratitude the noble advocacy of our cause which you have had the firmness and courage to maintain in the face of public prejudice and ministerial opposition. Mr. William Slade has been appointed consul to Nice. The Chung() Tribune says : The Southern journals state that Jefferson Davis in secret session had advised the Confederate Congress that the pri soner released by the Federal government upon parole should be absolved from their oath, and allowed to take part in the approaching struggle fur independence. He urged it as a retaliation for the infamous and residue breach of faith committed by President Lincoln is the ex change of prisoners. Generals Vail Dorn and Jefferson Thompson are concentrating a large force at Pocahontas, Arkansas, preparatory to au attack upon the Federala at New Madrid. In Mississippi the planters were piling their cotton ready for firing. According to a despatch from New Orleans, the Confederate steamer Vanderbilt has foundered at sea with all on board. The ladies of Charleston are contributing jewels, silver spoons, watches, and money towards building a gunboat. A portion of General Banks's corps d'arm4e has arrived at Manassas, after a tedious march from Winchester. During their march they encoun tered no portion of the Confederate forces. The New York journals publish letters from Port Royal, stating that the Federal expeditions had found a wide-spread Union feeling iu all the park of Florida which they had occupied. The Confederates have sunk the celebrated yacht America in St. John's River, Florida. In reply to a resolution of the Senate, calling for General Mansfield's official report concerning the engagement between the Monitor and Merrimac, the Senate has been informed that it is inconsistent with the public interest at present to furnish the document. The Senate has passed a bill for the relief of the Danish barque Jorgen Lorentzen, which had been illegally seized. The ship Samuel Russell has arrived at New York, and reports that on the 23rd of January, in Lt. 19.20, lon. 72.40 E., abe boarded the Bntish barque Flora Hastings, from Houlmien, The Flora Hastings had, to all appearances, been abandoned, and the crew. taken off hi some rasing_ vessel. The Samuel Russell took from the Flora the captain's writing desk and papers, which are in New York at his disposal. WASHINGTON, MARCH M. In yesterday's sitting of the Senate, resolutions from the Legislature of Maine were presented in favour of the President's emancipation policy. The bill for the abolition of slavery in the district of Coliimbia wag taken up, and Mr. Sumner, of Mas sachusetts, addressed the Senate In favour of its passing. At the conclusion of his speech the bill was postponed until to-day, and the Senate, after an executive session, adjourned. In the House, the Senate Bill, remitting duties on arms imported by States, wag passed. fft. LOUIS, Maws 31. General Curtis bas issued the following special order, dated " Read-quarbies of the Anny of the South-weet, Marsh 98 ?' Charles Morton, BlZlgitell Kennedy, and Alexander Leer* coloured asu, formerly slaves employed to the rebel wok" and takes ea astralmsd of war, are hereby roods sated, aod, lot Wag seeded for the public service, are permitted to pass the plekole of this command art►wad without let or hindranm, and ere for ever emancipated from the service of their swolem, who allowed them to aid a the efforts to break up the premessmirt and laws of our comstry. INKA SWOT lA. HALIFAX. Aram 4. The airsantio M.% arrived hero at 41p.a.. to -4•60 nsiderabls exeitegiest dill exists as to tie tats of the Howe' overnmenr, - Tut their supporters are maittullintbs4 the brisis is dyer and that the 'wows went will be sustained. • The Governor has assented to s Revenue Bi ll (cominginto operation on the let A p ril, for one r), the Gold )lining Bill, and the Bill Tor the incorpera ' tion and winding up of Joint Stock Conipanies..This lad-nsismil act provides that five or mow peessos, baviag obeyed pre scribed forma and paid up 26 per oent. of nominal capital, may register them/mires as incorporated until the year 6 ; init not for banking, insurance, or ormunere purposet. • ' Immigration has already co inenced 1;5 the various gold mines, especially to Sherbrook, is at present the favourite locality. General Doyle is about to visit Bermuda on: a tour of inspection. The transport steamer Adelaide, from St. John's, New Brunswick, arrived at Halifax on the 61st of March. Dates from Prince Edward's Island are to the 28th of March. The House of Assembly had de bated on the Land Commissioners' award, and finally reecdved, by a vote of 23 against 6, to confirm it in all its provisions. It had also resolved that the qualifications of electors should be 1001. freehold or leasehold ; and of a candidate, live years' residence in the colony. The hoariest snowstorm had occurred at Prince Edward's Island that had been experienced for the last 20 years. The Owe/island Guardian publishes the following aumntary of news for England : BRISBANE, FIX 15. The government have &Lindy acted on the bill weed last month to prevent the introduction of pleuropneumonis. A proclamation has been iasped forbidding the importation of any tattle without a certificate of health from one of the colonial inspectors This bas had uo effect on prices. The simultaneous arrival of three large immigrant vessels, on the 29th January, added to our population more than • thousand mule. The manes of the ships were JOSllit, Mono, from Gravesend ; Saldanba, from Loudon ; and Cesar Godeffroy, from Hamburg. A fine lot of people, and needy all ewged. Waiter of Lands sad Werke, Mr. Gan, oil op- W,41,0w his constituents for re-election, was defeated by • new man, a Dublin barrister, Mr. J. Gore Jones. This is the first real shock the government have ever received. Mr. Gore will probably have to go into the Upper House. Mr. Herbert, the Chief Secretary, is away on a tour through the country districts. on • neat* his constituency. Parliament will meet April 29th. The Woolloomooloo sailed with • full cargo of wool for London January 27. The stores are overloaded with wool waiting for shipment. The cotton companies are proceeding satisfactorily ; crops now in flower and looking very well. The ship Wendell and the huge(' George Kidd are loading for London. FRANCE. The DEbate of yesterday says : The Patric is pleased to avert that the recent debate in the English parliament has not advanced the Roman ques tion an inch, and that, after the debate, as before it, Italy tlods that she has to content herself with only " the moral support of England." True, alas ! The Patrie is right ; now, as heretofore, Italy can count only upon the moral sup. port of England ; &be asks nothing more ; she can expect nothing more, for it is not to the English parliament that it belongs to salve the Roman question. The Patric s ought to know that the knot of the question is elsewhere. But we cannot participate in the disdain which the Paine asserts for that moral support which England, by the mouths of her most illustrious and popular statesmen, has now for the twentieth time accorded to the diuse of Italian independence. Far from it, we are ocovineed that the eloquent protested Mr. Gladstone and Lord Palmerston will ring through Europe with a mighty resonance, which will contribute more eflicaciona!y than the despatch of a fleet or an army to the solution of the Roman question. " The Roman question is a moral question, which can only be solved by moral means." Such, it is well known, is the principle of the policy inaugurated by M. de Cavour, and accepted and sagely tiontinued by his suc cessors. Well, then, it is in this muse and in this way that those weighty manifestations of the sym pathy which the English people feels for the Italian cause will, as we believe, exercise a great and salutary influence upon public opinion ; it is in this sense and in this way that the English statesmen appear to us to afford the statesmen of Italy a potent and precious co-operation. And this is why the speeches of Lord Palmerston are for us, pare the Petrie, something else than "sonorous words :" they will produce their natural effort in aiding the Italian nation and its government to solve a moral question by moral means. A Paris letter of the 13th, in the ./Cord, says : The Lavalette affair is decidedly approaching an arrange ment. I can communicate details concerning it which I have from a very sure source. Id. de Lavalette will not rehire to Rome, except upon the express, condition that AL de Goyon shall oome back to France. The Emperor, therefore, to put rn end toe state of things which, if pro longed, might have deplorable consequences, has resolved to recall the general to Paris, whilst still permitting Lim to retain the title of commander of the troops in Rome, and to provide a temporary substitute for him in the person of a general, who will at all events not be General - Troche, as was alleged. hi. de Lavalette will return then to Rome, whore he renders the most efficient services to the French government. PHOII.PECTIVI RIVINUE OF Till UNITID STATE. —The following are the particulars of the estimated revenue to be derived from the I uited States Tax Bill, iris, from the tax on malt liquors, 200,0001. ; spirit', 6,000,0001. ; licences, 600,0001. ; linseed, lard, &c., 1101,0004 • candles and soap, 300,0004 • petroleum and coal oil, 6410,0001. ; leaf tobacco, 1,000,000. • snuff and cigars, 600,0001. ; boots and shoes, 600,0001. ; frao hats, cape, bonnets, cloaks, shirts, umbrellas, Ito., 400,0001. ; paper, 200,0001. ; from leather, 200,000/. ; paints, ink, tic., 200,0001.; from coffee and spices, 100,0004 ; starch, 106,0001. ; salt, 45,0001. ; sugar, 100,0001. ; gas, 200,0001. • rectified and adulterated spirits, wines, vinegar, Sox, 200,0001.; from slaughtered cattle, 100,0001.; railroads, ferries, steamboats, sod omnibuses, 1,930,000/. ' • watches plate, carriages, pianofortes, and billiard-tables, 400,000/. ; railroad bonds, 200,0004 ; banks, 160,000 1 4 advertisemeets 400,0001. ; income duty,l,ooo,oool. ; stamp duty . 1,200,00 01.; patent mdico's, 300.0001. ; legades, dc., 200,0004 ; Wa nes, 240,000/. ; manufactures, 6,000,0001. Total from in ternal revenue, 20,525,0001. From direct taxes, 2,400,0001. an 3 from imports, 10,000,0001. Aggregate total, 32,925,0001. [Advertisement}-11mowAr's Prus.—All our al ost all disorders of the human body are dia -1 riance'llytiT— in o be t •Li to impure blood. The purification of that fluid is the first step towards health. Holloway's Pills recommend themselves to the attention of all sufferers: no hilarious consequences can result from their use, no mistake can I be made In their administration. 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