The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-18 00:00:00

7 . • A .~"~S _ . 0p ; 7 .4j • inpiL • Al 4 - _ V. ,-) LONDON, SATURDAY WRUNG, APRIL 18, 1868. 16. 6.770.] [STAMPED Id. ♦DDJTIONA,L] [ONE PE Th--TEtI"VESTERN and METROPOLITAN 11Q1 OYA La ALII A If come PA LAC E. 0R tILWAYS.-- ALTERATION of TitAIN iIIIEVICE be- • ..LIP Three allets Grand Promenade Tight , K,Noro , ~ the (217.—C0n and awn Wonder. *Week. Ons Shilling. • '', 134btt . trains will th e Kensington a u t 5 and SE minutes .. . ta t he hour, instead of at Z and 55 nth ies P a "' " bere• I NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High ig''''' . 4.,,,ne aniratiou. win as• be mode In the Erna 44 de • A A Bonwn• — nw R'cli IPidout and brfiliell o 7 . doorralad ..111 , , hall-rooln and the best band in London. OPEN for OONCEAT ~ em,. from Mooegate.etreet Melton . i and niffeuto aVEZY 1111/11.NTNO. Emir' director, ILr. W. '1 r p utkulars_2Be hand taw i 31. Packer. Opts et half-put a ; ekes at IL Adialasino. la. UNION of CONJOINT SYNAGOGUES. The Authoring. of the Board of Guardians. Devonshire quart. having revolted the perndezton to hold at their rooms the meeting for the consideration of the Amendment rten to Seatbolders the ikht to vote at an tlectiout, NOTICI 16 HRREBY GIVON, that the MUTING for the osusideration art the Amendment will be bold at the London Myers, Blebosis gate-street, TIM 'VINING. at 8 O'clock precisely . RAIIVIL HARRIS, Oa, Houndaditcli. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. emansia's TILIKIIIANL) LIFE IN GEORGIA. General Meade has directed the arrest of all 'm oons who may hereafter pint or circulate in cendiary documents, and announces that con ductors of newspapers will be brought to trial before a military commission for the publication of articles intended sr calculated to excite riot and bloodshed. This order is understood to have been provoked by the proceedings of the " Ku- Klux-Klan," an organised gang of ruffians in Georgia. General Sheppard, commanding the sub distuct of Alabama, has issued an order of sub stantially the same nature, and civil and military officers are directed to use the utmost vigilance in detecting the agents of the " Klan." THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. THE RACES AT PUNCHESTOWN. DUBLIN, FRIDAY Nu* 7. The Prince of Wales paid a second visit to . Punchestown to-day. His Royal Highness. sho was accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, PrinseaTeck, and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, a left the Castle noon after 12 o'clock, and drove to the Kingabridge station, where a special train as sited their arrival. The Prince and his hita ß a A e N d CE. PARIS; APRIL 17, Evicturo. The court the charge of defamation brought against Wie Kerveguen by a number of Paris journals, on the ground that those journals authorised him to publish the incriminating document,. 3IETROPOLITAITArteLF. JOHN'S-WOOD Thi, LisE II NOW OPEN for TRAFFIC. RYLES PENTON. Gemmel ltaamisr. ROBERT HELLER, the famous American OONJUROR sad HUMORIST, will reopen POLYGRAPHIC HALL, Klan Wollarn-street, Charing-crow, on EARTH! MONDAY, pediment every evening at 8, and on Wednesday and waft afternoons at A The best conjuring dace the days of Robert Houdin ; his humour octruldng, and redindlAß as of Anemia Ward. ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, Maitland park, Bayerstock-Idll (Instituted Yu 10, 176&) Her liajorty the WIEN and their Royal 11Inhumes the PRINCE end PRINCES of WALE. The 110th ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will take place at the Oty Terminus Hotel, Cannowetreet, on WEDNESDAY, April 2L Vhopent ENFIELD, M.P., will preaide. Ticketa for Ladies and Gentlemen, who will dine together, MY be obtained at the Moat of the Charity. 16, Ludgate-MIL Z.C. JEEPH ROHL, Secretary. Oontribetloat are very earnestly Wicked to provide fee 41111 Orpluins. The chuity amends upon Voluntary Oentrilinliens ter threefoortlis of its income. A report has been current that the object of the Danish Minister of War's recent visit to Paris was to sell the island of Santa Cruz to France. This renew is without foundation. - --- companions reachel the course about half- 1 . past one o'clock, and were most warmly received. The attendance, though, of course, _ _ fiI.ERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE V ASSURANCE SOCIETY, IA Sl Jarr i =, l l . B 7:Son, S.W. CHATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLII" BAFIB• ITALY. BOLOGNA, APRIL 17. falling far short of that of the previous day, was large, and wherever his royal highness showed himself he met With a most oor- BURGUNDY WINES. — PLOT FRERES, Grower, and Factors, Maces. Depot for England. SS% Ksgentetreet, W.—Upwards of SO varieties of the finest growths. Burgaroly is monounood by the faculty and cotutobetatra to be preembiently the most military winefor this amaze.—Assorted sample dozen by ran for 44e. PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN, 1865. Perfect tranquillity has been restored here. A decree of the Minister of the Interior, dated the 16th April, prohibita further meetings of the Prin ters' Association, of the Democratic tnion and Worloesn's Association of this city. Their offices have moreover been closed, and the contents se insatrated. dial reception. Although a gocd deal of ruin fell I in the morning, the weather was fine throughout the day, and the sport wee good. PRIZE MEDAL, OPORTO, 1865. The Prince's of Wales remained at the Castle during the morning. In the afternoon she drove r through the principal streets of the city, acioompa nied by Lady Alarcon& She yisard several at -z the public institutions, and at the Alexandra Col- lege received an address. Large numbers of per sons samembled upon the route pursued by her royal highness, and gave her a cordial reception. . _ . —PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar C L e A t R Bmi ir max Wines, emnprleing the Itimei growths, old to bottle end hi line condition for Immediate nee. Of the numerous wines examined by the Lancet Commieloa. Piet Iftres . 6:2 were aced to be genuine wh.e. of delicate flavour. See "Lac ber VI, 1807. loram 1 14. to 180 e. per dozen. 802, itegentetreet. TIM ONLY PRIZE MEDAL, PARIS, 1867. L A/46.1gIETIRE SAFI and LOOK 16111111:1,' BOLTON, THE BALTIC. RIGA, Avin,l7. ETROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. RASTER HOLIDAYS. EXTRA TRALYS, sin; rem twenty minutes to and from AMMIR sm ; TRAINS every bolf-Owar to and front LINSINGTOM the CITY, Wang at all Metropoliten Stations. TRON WINE BINS.—The original raanufac _ turers, FARROW and JACKSON, wine and spirit veer ' chants* engineers, Great Tower-ateeet. Mansell-street sad 8, Ha3market, where cellars may be NM RUM to various ways. French wine bins 13a per 'unwired bottles. Illustrated priced , catalogues on application The Parts Ifidifbition.—' . In Clem OA 1 Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Farrow and Jackson. FINANCIAL IMBOLVP 07 TOP SOCIITY6 OPIRATIONB. 16, Great Tower street, for their convenient sad sendble irces me ow wine bins, and fur bar atunow - --cny Priem Maud Lammas, steadily buresalag, exceeds • kr, urance rarely invested, is 0•87 r., Pones added to Policies at the lame Dlvlsiouwes &VOSS Total amidst by Death paid amount to L2,109,876 • tollowleg are among the dbdinctive features of the Society: CRUST SMlnlia—On any policy for the whole of n* 'Owe the op does net exceed 60, one half of the =anal alume luting the drat fire years may remain on credit, and may tether estleme am s debt ow the policy. or los paid an at any time. I tow imesead promiam ler roam &eh with early pettelpition b, matt towutent Anneranoes may be Whaled withoat profit& he .hich the IMEI admired becomes payable on 'the attainment of • • K ilted age, or at death, whichever event shall first happen. , Invalid Lice• may be insured at rates proportioned to Use in resod risk. Frompt Settlement Of CIAIML—CaIms paid thirty days after i root of death. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Rock, Moselle. Choice effervescing Wines at moderate rim. Lista on apptication.-283, Regent atreet, W., north of Oxford-street. Me Reversionary Bonus tb• Q¢111(10•1111/211 Division in 1867 neeraced 45 per cent., end the Cuh Bonus 20 per bent. on the , r ,,,,0nn. paid In the eve years. ito , next Division of Profile will take place In January. 1872, yorons who effect New Policies before the end of June next sal he entitled at that Division to one year's additional share of rr ate over later entrants. piar FRERES respectfully intimate that these sonouncementa Hill only appear that the prices of their wines not he It' order sire advertlalog. Note the addren.-282 . exP W. eu , Toning tomtit* Boor. rAbles of Rates and Forms of Proposal can be obtained of any : tin Society's Agents, or of GRUBBS etncurFß, Actuary and Secretary. WME and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. 18, St. Janus's-square, London, 3.W. The following fine Wises are offered at half the price gamily chaz by merchants. Moselle, 305 .: Champagne. 9M.: Port. TOL ; 9Aeery, Sta.: CUM, 10L ; Hock, 211. ; ilennessys Pale Brandy, SOL ; finest Whisky In the world, MS. per dozen. A bin case, with duplicate key, supplied for three dozen sad upwards—l. PIBKINn, 11S, Cannonetreet. Loader, 1110NEY, in large or small aro:nulls, and for long ,hort periods, with or without a lift polity, rsadlil7_oli ;‘,Able the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COM ICS Lutlited , , 4114. Oxford-Arcot, Bloonsabory, W.C. m os Ev.—n o to EBOO ADVANCED imme- I on Furniture, ettbout removal. publicity, or law Ma' be repaid by easy instalments. No charge U de I sureties disposed witb.—Apply petsonally at Use . 1-1 • 41 F. Ovrters, Y., Southampton-street, Strand, W.C. Ad made also on lessee, life policies, du AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Chapel-=1 . 48e, Oxford4treet .—Spechdity for French and • BRANDY.when perfect& pure, at all times a harmless stliuulant. portant* properties of peat medical value, and has often been the means of saving humus life. So much, however, depends on the purity of the spirit that great cantina should be exercised in it+ selection. The sup plies forwaderd by Merin. Valentin to the Loudon and other hospitals MOM= NU the virtues sharactedatic of the finest and purest Freseh brandy with exquisite delicacy of Ravonr, and have remised the most unquallOed approval. —Vide Court Journal, Jan.ll, 1068. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I — lf so ' call at ohm ou the undersigned, and be relieved from the im p:. . :At fesr of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and E,..rce macs conducted on moderato terms. Private arrange ...on made with creditors. Deeds of composition and moliPil• nt executed. Protection to person and property obtained tof puNicity.—Apply to Mir. i BAIEI3, C, Strad, N.C. WATS, it till 4. li l N A H A N'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1865. Thls miebeated old IRISH WHISKY gained the HUAI) , PRIZE MEDAL—It 4 , mll4 mellow, delicious, sod eery wholesome. Sold In t les, IX 8.1, each, at the retell bosses In London : by the agents In the principal towns In Liaised : or wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-4re* Loadon, W.--übserve the I nd seal, pink label, and cork branded ••Linaltan'e LL Whisky. rpo ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The 1. toed Chancellor's New Ilsakruptcy NU will, if passed, ..1 .li4li the lenient statutes of 1861, and compel debtors to pay e rattles desirous of settling their affairs by bankruptcy I!ivate arrsngement. with Immediate protection of person • .1 property under the existing law, sboald at ones consult Mr. .e.'HALL, 13, liaslnghall-street, nearly opposite the Bank , icy Court, London. Consultation free. Fees for protectioa :ssoecd. I)EST'S RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE cIiTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and r, i•e..tabllity, tree of charges to the ereditor,upon a commlishm • I 10 per cent. on the amount reoovered.—App4 for address, or letter to A.Z.,No. 366, City-road, LC. A TKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST- IiIIiaTIR-BRIDG&ROILD, LONDON. INET MANIIF ACV:MINI--Show Rooms C AB tor every Descept ion of Turnatare. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPIIOLSIICREREI. F AMILY DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing e• swinge of the Forniture exhibited is the Showrooms, 1.-.1 free, or can be had on application, and veldt h also • timers to form an idea of tbe wet of Furnishing at drawing has with It a corresponding price of the am ide wn AU good+ marked in plain figure+. ~ t,, l' IoN and Co., lag to 21; WINIIIIOI RUMOR ROAD, LONDON. _ Bi:uwN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS .1 i °VCR gq, Barrack Yung/are, Thinks, Miami Lacs, ,at PRIM COMM/ABLY BADUCID. ink PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree. ill IT%\ M ID'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES k 4 fer Bankers and others are only to be bad from . r ..t the Maltase Stakes of 90,000 francs at the Paris Ixrdt, 130. Canntaratreet, Loudon, KG ToONtioN, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA oi i.m.icr AND BLACKLEAD MILLS. . dere and . 1} . .1:1.. tilt Chi. 23y Apptlotment to th• II mot 'Amami', S.& Ti NsoN, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA 0, A ipisl 4 AV DER, u used in MA Maiestri hGusehold- - - I.tre, In tin., 6d., Is., U., and Y. ; aLO3d. PIPAkatA• 71111 )N, ILOFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER ., • 111 1.01.1:+11 rom•mercurlal!, tat claiming sad electro-plate, thus, marble, &c. JuIISSON, ROFI'EY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR II la: POLISH. Sold everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY t • It 11, 41.19.4 CLOT I, I•.3llkßY_and GLASS PAPU. Vorl . roul , Lambeth, &I. OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. racket% Id. each; the, 6d., 11, ft. 6d., aunt EL mph. OAKEVS INDIA RUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, trot,. IL Id. matt. OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery al.; GlAsa iloth, Bleat Load, •e. oAKEV'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (neon -me r . fur Icaulug sod poltablas ether, elecire-plat" 1:.:. Ta).6rt..64.1. eadl. of.D everywhere by ironmo nen, uurn, hruilaaskere , chemists, lee. Wholesale tc°l47i4 SONS, emen cad black lead wills, 171, BleektWars- (VAL. —CEORGE J. COCKICREIL and Co. Ad Best coals only. Ouh 78a-111. Candia. GOALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY anrply tilted from their Collieries at City Croot.—Tho be* to wars sad, at rft. person; seemost_ l9 l—cubm •'(•' r= (orders to CUM 0111C 1 , U. lIVIItwOOD-PLACIN, MI, Aitlt-ItOAD. W. NOTHING IMPUBBIBLIG A (CA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair t' its pristine hue, no shatter at what ads. ~ * 1 ELL and Co. hare at length, with the aid of one mg. , t eminent chemists, succeeded In perfecting this most • liquid. It Is now offered to the pub& In • more cod .; d form, and at a lower price.--Bold b bottles, fe. each .. 7. ed : and Us. each with break. ! , d1 Wharf, Angel-pamage,9ll, Up. Thamosot., Loudon. E.C. T. 1 LADIES. —ROWLANDEV HALYDOR, an 0, iental Botanical Bramante* for Improving and Beasita , • ii - r mplerion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts . , I. e..ir, and the softness and dielrhkh It induces of , .... .1+ and arms, its capability of irritation and re '•• •..... 411 redness, tan, =l a se, spots, es, diseolosstioess, ::.1 Awl' clltaneelli 'lel reader it indisc a naable to ertrY ' •,. i. rri..e ts 4 4 . and 8a per bolt's. by chwititit •• .1 I...rfoinsrs. Ask for " Rewtemis' lalydor," and beware of imrio ,,, ,in.l pernicious article' under the name of " Lalyiler.. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy without WM bowels or aileing the bead , truly ail:scions and e = „ Is Moaned to medicine for Immediately relivelng olinths. told% MairlDell came of asthma, sad hadyteat ocaamapaos. It ton yucntly cute 11Prsnas whom the faculty pronounce inerwathe admirably alley, the tickling which provotwirsciaaal= , pornaching consumption tie effects are truly remora deprived of sleep. or oven lying down for foes of sufferer 1 ""' 1 .9 depend oa la few - soluntoo after toting It— hewed only and odd by W. LAYBKIrr. olloodat, ft, Wag WD Chertortroos, Load" sad by da doasesed.ll botcv... LAC and three gqaanutlos In ow^ ta. Pd. Be particular and an, fit lambert', Batman, ifs memo mg address va ourraved no the otainta. ALL WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTIOR should use NORTON'S C 9310111.11 MIA Sold egaywhim. 1•10, Is. lA. Ss 114. sad U& CULTIVATION of TEA in the East T H l E adlas bee now become an lortant feature. Since the introduction of Assam Tea, Dearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COYPANV have, on account of Its great strength and exmalatte Savour, promoted be male by every means. The Tea Districts, then manned to Upper Asysro, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, thus • offering greater varieties The Company are bow selling ANita, I Clam, Darjeeling, tc., at from Is. 101. to as. Yd. per lb., and ('bins Teas as usual—Warehouse*, No. 9, Great St. Helen's churchyard, Illshopsigate. Moe Llat forwarded on apptleattoa. TRANnATION FROM TNT. .. „ .. MONITBUR UNIVERSEL .ofOctal Joentel of the French Neohdre•:, March 10, lnitB. " CHATWoOI:ti SATES.—T)ortatt the Pads Exposition • dud. lenge which no one has sines forgotten was eselmaged between two exhibitme, the object being to teat the relative merits of the brie safes of Messrs. Chatwood. of Bolton. England, and Herring, of New York. In order to decide which of the two presented committee nominate d is being ami eb oPmed w r h t the carrying out of this trial, to which many Trench, Lnelsh, and Anterken visitors were halted. Some MOM workmen were an to work to attack the American safe, and German experts to attack the Fainlirh. The English workmen merely used ordinary burglars' implements, and after 29 minutes the see was opened. the Email inner safe resisting 210 minutes longer. The weight of tools used did not exceed 100 kilogrammes. The English wife, on the other hand, redsted all force and tolls employed, and was not opened , at an, bet only perforated In one n 1 Its sides, after MIS minutes' triad. with attempts of all kinds, and the use of steel erowban sir feet long • levers, drills, sledge hammers, &R.. their total weight being 240 kibmgammes. "The consinlttee separated without ilnwirm up a report, which would have established the success of the British manufattnrer, hut this wax scarcely necessary. for two boon later it was talked about everywhere, and aeon noticed throughout the prem. " In examining thatwood's Iron safes one readily perceives bow inch extraordinary residing power can completely defy the strongest effort, of even the moat experienced burglars. Not only are the safes of a solidity without parallel, but the doors are so well fitted. and all tot parts so perfectly adj.mated, that no aperture can be discovered by which to apply a crowbar. Thun as evidenced at the trial, the safes proved wine "(evincible," although a hole could be perforated In their aides bat no burglar can ever have at his dimmed the time. the oppeetneng. end the implements that were thee required to plane even the side of CHATWOUIrti wife." CHATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES. IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hottl hegwoh and all bens Eanumern—liesars. W. aud J. E. TA YLou, the well.known Nudism' and thenemenners, et 33. Little Polterey•Oreet, Golden-an we now •sELLIICO hoe YORK UAW, red. and 94d. : pond Cheese, 7d.: line Old Meese, ; Bacon, by aide or ball aids, 9d. ; Poultry is now D. Carta to all parts wary boar In 111. W. THREE PRIZE MEDALS, PARIS EXHIBITION, 1847 . pURE PICKLES, Sauces, Jams, and Table Delicacies, Of the highest quality, manufactured by CRolinE and BLACKN ELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Proprietors of Captain White's Oriental Pickle, Curry Putt, aid other Condiments., Are sold retail in all pa• to of the a urld, and wholesale at the Manufactory. SOHO SQUALL. LONDON. THE ..... SILICATED CARBON FILTERS The may really efAclent mean. of purify's, eater from organic matter, lUllOlllOllle, aad an other subelaaces which produce dames. DINING-ROOM FILTERS from DOMESTIC FILTERS ~ BEDROOM FILTRIS 1 • POCKET FILTERS o MAIN SERVICE FILTERS FOR PURIFYING LARGE QUAIMTIEfi OF WATER AND FOR MANUFACTURING PURPtallei, EDAM Be. OA UPWARDS. Priee Lista and e►ep information gratin on applicatios to the BILICATED CARBON FILTER COMPANY, CHL•RCH•EOAD. BATTERSEA. LONDON, S.W. AGMS IYIIII7/fIZI/1. WF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT • SEWING MAClllint.—Theeelehrated No. Machines, eunwonted for general wort, tle. The new Doeseetle Machines, emptele (L ock m 00, I. /IA ht. and 24- 012 * 1 .11 110 time. W. F. THOMAS and Co., 1 end; Cheagielde, end Regent circus. Oxford4lreet. Loudon. THE BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly the most perfect and complete, from the simplest @Web log to the most finished enthroldery."—Medunia Ileswellous excellence."—Courier. " A Wheeler sod Wilton keg* improvotl."—ltewcaelle Journal.—Depot, 20, 111 6 11 Hol born. PIGZONS. l IH DA RI P I NTIZE an 1 CO., DYERS and CLEANERS. Berremsdaay: 44, Letorater.nausze; I).ci t e lenatealread. Oromearaguars. PATENT TRIMS MAKERS. SAT M - ON, ODY, and 00., 292, srRAND, ARNOLD and EONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE 7111.1011ig acknowledged to baths lightest and most com fortable wearied trims Invented. Mastic do., foe Inatome veins, wealman to.; Abdominal as Tway CODVIK101:1016. Crotches, Artitlclal Lem, Anna, Bands. : and every description of surgical appliance mannfactared by AILIFOLD and SONS, St and 30, Wad Sdtbe.ld. Landow. N.D.--fdreettom for measurement and prime forwarded. An experiment female to attend on ladles. RHEUMATISM, so distressing to those who Sr. Meted by it, may be mod effectually relieved by a timely spy/ Walton or DREDOrS HTALALL Prepared only by Barclay sad Sons, ea, isretutdonatreet, Ten don, and may be obtained trout any Cbanciat. It is also 10 4 serviceable for Chilblains bike* they ars wows. Pries la. lid. per bottle. CI 0 D LIVER OIL. Iv FOR CONSUMPTION, BRONCHIAL AMMONS, tc. THE GRESHAM Lu vtnn.— Yesterday, for the find time for many years, a Latin lecture was delivered in the Gresham-hall, Beisshall-street, although it is pro tided by the will of the founder that lectures on certain subjects shall be delivered every term in Latin and English. It is provided that when three persons are not present the Latta lecture aped not be delivered, and it has generally been found that three persons were not willing to sit out a Latin oration on a scientific subject. COMO. quanta, that part of the will of the founder has been balcitaally disregarded. The first lecture of the present term was to have been on astronomy, by the Pow. J. Pullen, 8.D., of Corpus Christi Collage, incumbent of Sr. Benedict, Cambridge, bat Mr. Pull's did not attend, and appointed as his deputy Mr. E. V. Hadley, ILA., fellow of Trinity College, Cambbrrii ddgges mathematical master in St. Paul's School. Mr. Lindley sant word on the first day that he had a severe cold and wild not deliver either the Latin or the English lecture. Oa the next day there was only one ppeersrsoona present at the time the Latin lactate was to be dalivmd, and It was dispensed with. An English lecture was delivered on gravitation. Yesterday in con sequence of some remarks which have appea rs is the public papers, there was an sadism* of fo-droan at 12 o'clock, and Mr. Hadley delivered a lecture in which he dealt with the sun's inflames on the planets, the influence of the Omen apes one another, and the power of every particle of matter over other particles, in a Latin oration which lasted lust ski minutes. His Latin was of the colloquial kind and the lecture, short as it WIN to have boss written in a hurry. Mr. IL V. Hy.,27W ed a! the fourth wrangler al his year, but his name does not appear en the classical Wpm. M ETRO P O LITAN BOARD OF WORIS.—The ordinary weekly meeting of this board was held yesterday M the dim, Spring-gardens ; Sir John Minden Man eisit Al the cemmenroment of the proceedings the ebninnon gseaseded to open tenders for thetvorks of the TWINS 111161010liaat contract No. 3), from the seat end of the Bbiddriars-bridge. They were as folle T r a se—= sad Bayless, 169,8=.; Salk, Warts' Brothers, and Laos, 187,18314 T. Brawny, 180,00014 W. Rohner. IMAM; W. W. Ritecu and T. D. Ridley, 25t,4601.; T. Pearson, 896,0001.: W. Dooms, 227,0001. ; Hill and Haddad!, 232,000 L ; George Furness, Z. 35,00014 Jennings, 230001. After deliberation with closed doors, it was resolved to refer the tenders to the Works and General Porpoise Gam mines for consideration, ko. A report was broughtup, the salsnmee of which is that the cionitainise, alter &li berating sad consultation with their engineer, have found that the 20-feet footway of the southern e mbankment. from Westminster-bridge to La ay mbeth, would be oval/obis to the public by the In of H% y unanimly express their opinion that they thought no the time should ous be lost in carrying out that manganese. Obediently to their in sinuations, the meson proceeded with the work, and the foram; would be oilseed by the day mentioned. The shakeout said before the roadway could be opeued43 must take care that the footpaths were properly ca, or very serious saddents might emir. The raped was seitsevad, sal the natter was Wt ha the beeriest the scat' , winos to carp out the arrangement. MR. BRIGHT'S SPINDHER.—MEMITI. Macmillan manna an authorised edition of Mr. Bright's opwess, to be edited by Profaner Thorold Bogen The Dome Ness passage has been re-closed by the is since the 12th instant. Five ships are blocked up, and run great danger. A violent storm from the north-west prevails. CANDIA. ATHENS (via Trieste), APRIL 11. Advioes from Crete report several engagements between the Turkish troops and the insurgents. Aopording to these accounts, which proceed from Greeksouroes, the insurgents have had the advan tage in these encounters. One of the principal insurgent leaders has been killed. The steamers Union and Crete continue their voyages to the island with ammunition and provi sions for the insurgente, returning with distressed Cretan families. INDIA. (Yid Trient..) BOMBAY, ]I•6CH 28. The English mail of the 26th February has not yet arrived. It is believed that the mails are detained at Aden. The Bezootes have made no further demonstra tions since the 11th instant, and the measures to be adopted are now under oonaideration. THE INDIAN BUDGET. CALCUTTA, MAacH W. The discussion of the Right Hon. Mr. Massey's budget commenced in the Viceroy's council upon the 20th. The licence tai is divided into eight classes, varying from 8 to 1,600 rupees, and is to be imposed upon profits above GOO rupees. Companies are to be taxed according to dividend. During the discussion, opinions were expressed that the tax was unnecessary. Mr. Massey replied that it was an integral part of the budget, and must stand or fall with it. The bill was then referred to a select committee. The Vioerny leaves for Sind* at the end of AprU. _ _ _ AMERICA. NY ATLAYMC TELEGRAPH THROUGH HR. KELM'S AGENCY.) NEW YORK, APRIL 17. The Cunard steamer Rtu WA arrived oat at 9 a.m. to-day. Chising Prices :—Cold, 1381. Sterling exchange on London, 110. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 111; ditto, 1885, 109 i ; 10-40 Bonds, 102. Illinois, 142 ; Erie, 67g. Cotton : Middling Upland, 30k. Petroleum, standard white, 26. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 40c. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dol. akt. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. PLYMOUTH, Arm 17. The Royal Mail steamship La Plata has arrived here with the above mails, 30 passengers, 76 sacks of mails, bullion and coin value 420,331 dollars, and jewellery value 2,500 dollars. The mails were forwarded by special train at 9.25 p.m. She left St. Thomas on the 4th April. Several slight shocks of earthquake had been felt in Guayaquil. At Tolima the revolutionary party under Mesa had been completely routed by the forces of the conservative General Cardera. At Guatemala an outbreak of cholera waa feared. Slight shocks of earthquake were still felt at Sal vador. Considerable excitement existed as to who should be Bishop of Nicaragua. Doctor Ureta had received large support as candidate for the Peruvian Presidency, but it was still believed that Colonel Beata would succeed. The yellow fever had appeared at Lima, and especially at Callao. Some remarkable remains of the aborigines had been discovered in Chile, on the summit of the Cordillera of Dons Ana. At Jamaica the Commercial Association of Kingston were making arrangements for the colo nization of the island by means of European and American emigration. The steam ship subaidy be tween Jamaica and New Orleans was still being urged upon the attention of the government. The public health was excellent, and the weather favourable for planting operations, but no improve ment had taken place 311 business. The rumour had bean confirmed of considerable damage having been done to exposed portions of the coffee fields in the higher parts of the mountains. A proposition for connecting the United *hides with Jamaica by a telegraphic cable had been brought before the Island Legislature. At Barbadoes provisions were dear, but plentiful. The public health was good. The other islands generally were free from epidemics. At St. Thomas earthquakes had °eased. The British barque Cossack, from Cardiff, viii Plymouth, to Matanzas, with coals, had been stranded in Morant Bay, Jamaica. The British ship Tudor, of Liverpool, with • cargo of guano, had been burnt in Lima Bay. VIRGINIA IN 1e.61.—1n Virginia in 1861 • woman was indicted, tried, and 'maenad to two years' imprisonment for teaskiag a slave to road. The indite. ment reads as follows :—" And the said , not brebsp the fear of God Wm* her sire, bet moved and Mediated thereto by the devil, did teach a certain wpm woman to mad the MYs, to the great diapleeenre of Almighty God," 14.-3 ow York Trause, April 4. I Outran Tyner IN New Yonc. Oliver racist has just been revived at Walkers theatre is New York, and the hove is said to be 'doily erearded. Mr. X L. Davenport is the Bill Sykes, and Mr. J. W. Wallach : the %gin, and the AVree York Trams/ sass that their par. Renames are " admirable Wes portraits of different =of villain." The general seat is spoken of in the Menu OITIITAL PALLas. 02f111 Flamm DAL—. ?SMALL APRIL 17.—•Andesion by meson liehelo, 1,984 ; ditto on payment, 3,3 Z ; total visitors, 5,9811. Mrs. 8. A. Allion's World's Hair BMWSe or arm it te weft memo prey or Wel . lls I pi= color mil bitatag. it win eases l*tepp ii = , :z h atel roWisawleat growth. ,ssisseishsoms. kaktildslossal. liamsgprattig._ imam the lair rich, sell, awl . row= al aosisis =Mir di war le mg sell amaisks. Is Imeebselise—pdo• dz 11./4 absolds sad Adv rettem lerelosa &Pot^ MIA 'MOM Iskiko&—. Upon this "abject the Washington correspondent of the New York Times, writing on the 6th, says : The news from Georgia, the operations of the secret or sullied gang of rebel desperadoes 'mown as the Ku-Klus. Klan, is of a startling character. The reports of the cold blooded murder of Dr. Ashburn, oat of the original stead fast, Amd mast pr mint of the Southern loyalists, are fully confirmed y the offload advisee received at General Grant's headquartess, with the addition that two other , proiniamat llnnitseaa mini, .ambers of the late coaventien, are • miming, and are ssiosesoll to have shared a like fate. The Usti= people la IVasoasee county, where this tragedy in curred, am in a state of hordbLi ampules, as they feel fag le th taw seee ul !I ali, mesa hri SM. tar tid. thema a Malang wbersear id 11$7 ors Weal nae, &rod Dr. Aatithers, et Golumbse, were shalt SO in num ber, and were disguised as ghosts. They elected all meaner of spectral device, with the Idea of striking terror into the minds of the freedmen, who are natu rally superstitious is swab matters. • proodnest Union man in Oolumbas, in writing to headquarters, giving an account of these outrages, says The result will be — and no doubt it is one of their objects— to drive the freed men from the palls, in the coming election, through fear, anise' there is • military force at every precinct in the State." General Meade telegraphs that he has ordered the murderen of Dr. Ashburn, if they can be found, to be arrested and tried by military oommisdon, and that he will to-morrow issue a general order for the sappression of these bands of outlaws throughout his district in a sum mary manner. Ho will hol d the communities who har bour them responsible for the outrages they commit, and has already ordered the suppression of all papers that encourage them and the punishment of their conductors. Many of the rebel papers of Georgia and Alabama have not hesitated to openly encourage these or ganisations. Witness the following from the Colum ba. Saw the day before Dr. Ashburn was mur dered:—" Startling developments are occurring daily. The Ku-Klaxes bps astonished the natives. The whole tenor of the radical speeches is denunciatory of the brigade of wandering bravoes who are gathering from their graves to wreak vengeance on traitors. Respectable people, white or black, have nothing to fear. A coloured man, Friday, went home, found his door looked, and his wife and chil dren fled to • neighbour's for fear of the Ku.Klnx. We repeat, such as are faithful to their country need fear nothing. Aspirit passes by au honest soul. Let those, however, be they great or small, who plot their country's rain, beware. A heavy doom awaits them. Beware ! They make brave peaches, but they tremble. Spirits are floatiog in the air that feared not shot mid shell, and will not now. As the sealawap read from the Ail end Timm yesterday, we hope they'll continue to do so." A Washington despatch says that at the earnest request of the United States government Mr. Adams has consented to remain in his position fur the present, although he desires to return home at an early day. C D LI VIC It OIL. FOR DEBILITY. CO D LIVER OI L. PALI IMPIOUNDLAND. Tettlimealele r to its rutty and genalainale have been re ceived Dela tbelaDes=icentievetphrltelalti :—Preleaser Sayler, M.D., to., Lc., Dr. M.D., L.11.C.P., 1.1.11, de., Dr. Mein Payae.D., 1.11.C.P., RCA, do., dm. Just helmeted bY 11 pla IliAnlSi. 0 sad plots Co- . Vit. St. q Pears Churchyard, In Imparts , MU ' pines la. , L . ili a uarts ie., thre Disha. Tll MONUMENT <run FRANCAIS it SHAER OMB& Par is Chevalier de CIULIIILAIN. 1 v 134. tali IN min one de la 23 Aped. 1867. , felakine aredverealre de la n vi rsli iie ce . r f l its i kespeare. Prix ra ~ We do sot translate any depen ot the Chamber de Chatelatn's re. honest and indent ronalice, but laws oar roadfreehetigt the onJoysnent always to be derived f a strefghttorirard tunproulon of opinion, teemed rant ojusr la • i rosionalls gronada Many permute 'Pk probably, Ind their own osavictlans scheed In the Chirac's incontrovertible words."—" NM" 11•7 1 , / ,, 16 V. Losing : dfiesatii, Berormatreet, W. HICALTH HIESTORED WITHOUT GALVAIUDL-41 TILIATISS ow th. will CMS of DlArNalkk Ihrwas=liewttwoon, intni a wmaM, ww at Seat pal tree for otw nimms. Wwas Low a is. .c. mi. -Mow Beztas• HOW to 1111317STIFils ; or, tho • Treatment sot con al Mr, llotoloooo, sad Komar Also time potollor Yam. Dap HARM N.D., F. Dudes. Dom ant N. LC. STOCK EX CHANG tarra, BUILDINGS, xLsca E lOn CANNON-STREET, CITY, LONDON, OBTAINED FIRST-CLASS PRIZE MEDALS at OPORTO and DUBLIN. The, " with epoolal aaration of ChatwoodU Patent Wodno-Proof YaMantret," and at PAW, 1807, °Maimed the ONLY MEDAL awarded to Wes of Britt& manufacture, and wee storensfal to the Challame Coolant for 30,000 Mums agelmat thetas& emoted AMaTiCall Safe. CH ATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES, LANCASHIRE SAFE and LOCK WORKS, BOLTON STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, MANCIITSTER, 1201 CANNON-STREET, CITY, LONDON. PRIZE MEDAL, DUBLIN, 1863. PRIZE MEDAL, OPORTO, 1868. THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL, PARIS, 1867. LANCASHIRE SAFE and LOCK WORKS, DOLTON, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, MANCIIE47II, 16111 , CANNON-WREST, CITY, LONDON. ‘Q" PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION. Mr and H. CLAYTON, • WHOLVIALE AND RETAIL DRAFERs, RILE MERCERS, AND RABERDAgREII9, The Cheapest House In London For CALIOOIRI, 20, 99, sod 90, WRITECRAPEL-ROAD, 6. TVIMET, TAILOR, HO, rixonmem-snem, nO. IS early opposite Nierk-latte ) Perfect titling Garments. Moderate c Note the address-110, FINCH lAtAllitnT, CITY. 70111170 N MAILS. ARRIVAL OF THE BORUASIA.—SOUTHAN rToN, APRIL 17.—The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Bormaia, from New York on the 4th that, has arrived here with 23 passengers for Havre and London. She beings no specie. On the 15th she spoke the English vessel C. T. Sation, of Jersey, and the English ship Algonta, from Liverpool fee Bombay. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL"), Vl t PANAMA.—TI 4 Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian ! Royal Hail Company's steamer 'W ' from with advice* ' from Australia to the let March, and from New Zealand to the tith, arrived at Panama on the 3rd inst. (one day early) with 57 passengers, anloapt whom was Lord Eyttel ion. The mails and - pmengers will arrive by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's steamer Atrats, doe at Southamptoa on the 28th inst. THE lIZAVT INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.--SOCT/I- AmProN, Aram 17.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Nyansa, l C:a i sn . Weeks, with the above mails, 63 passengers, 17 speak, 3,746/., and 130 packages of cargo, arrived this ternOOD. GIBRALTAR, APRIL 12-Exchange on London. 90 days' date, 49'918 ; Paris and Maneillse, ; Madrid, eight days' sight, par to die. ; Cadiz ditto ; Seville, dia. ; Malaga, Almeira, and Alicante, dl. DESPATCH OP WEST INDIA MAILS—SOUTHAMP TON, APRIL 17.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer Doom, Captain Woolward, sailed hence this afternoon with mails for the British and Foreign West ladies, the Pacific, California, Centre' America, kr. She took oat 66 peassergers and a Sal cargo, includin g . jewel, silver coin. 2)01. ; w e , 1,1101. ; French je 1,9001. ; said 20 bottles q silver, value 1501. The Royal Mail steamship China arrived at Qaaenatown at 8.30 a.m. porta:day, with 190,11'2 doh. in specie, and 56 cabin pusengore. She landed 100 sacks of mails and two and proceeded immediately for LiverpooL AB well. 't DESPATCH OF ANZHICAN MAIL-B.—SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 17.—The Hamburg Amelia.° Company steamship Germania sailed this afternoon with the , Freech, end G-r o an mails, 96 *gin and a Imp num of steerage pamengers ; also a large eargo„kicluding pearls, 5001., and French jewe ll ery, 5000 fr. The Germania arrived here early thu m a o st.l froni Hamburg : when off Dungeness, and during then t, she wee to sellision with a bark, name and • ty unknown. The Germania sustained no damage. THE ASSASSINATION OF • DEPUTY LIEUTENANT IY lazatan.—The following details of the abouking occur rence reported, by telegraph, in our yesterday's impression, are be the Preessan's Jeanie! :—Wo regret to have to record the esramimion of a murder, flied with air sunatanose of the utmost deliberation, whtci took place on Wednesday night in the cubically peaceable oouety of Westmeath. The victim of the crime was Mr. Hewett' Featherstonhaagh, of Breeklyn Castle, • dePuty lieute nant of the county, and a large leaded proprietor. Mr. Feathentonhangh wee • gentleman who took a very active share is polars heehaws, both as • magistrate and grand juror of the toasty in which his estates are situated, and his name and that of the various members d his amily frequently appeared atmempl the guests at Dublin Castle at the various balleandrivateparties recentlygiren init. The unfortunate castlessan had been in Dublin on Wednesday anticipating ta the general welcome accorded to the royal visitors, aol he promeded by the mail train in LAO p..n. to return to his riddance. At Killeen, within five mile; of Mullin r, which was the customary station at which Ise on his way home, • 1111111F&M was is waiting with his meaties trap, to convey him to Brooklyn Coale, which lies in the direction of Wife, which is the post town. Bracklyn is about four miles from /Cinema. and shoat equidistant between bath plates time Is • wild tract of catuctry, very thinly inhabited, named Knockshaban, and it would appear that at this place, which afforled facilities by its miliaria:es and sedition for the com mission d the dreadful deed, the vehicle in which Mr. Feetherstonhaugh was driving arrived at about half-put one o'clock, and was intercepted there by a party of men, woe of whom were posseseed of fire arms, and he was dragged out on to the road, sod several shots were find into his body, with instantaneously fatal effect. The party having completed the bloody deed then dispersed without meledims the attendant, who, slier some time, suceeded in raising the body of his mnr dand muter ate the vehicle and conveying it to Lis resi dence. Prompt information was given to the police anthocities in Mellinger Delvia, Killucan, and all the surrounding stations , end parties were despatched in every direction to 6year the county with • view to snake amide of some of the pmettataten of the mime. No arrests bad, however, been Nada up So the hoer at which we received information of the desperate occurrence, which, se may be imagined, has crested the greatest excitement throughout the whole county where the deceased was so well known. It is nunoured that the murder had its origin in agrarian 111110011. PALACE.. Mendolsoohn's music to airflows at Colanot will be• performed at this afternoon's mimed, with fell orchestra and chorus of ria male voices. lir. L. Rayne will mad the dialogues. After the concert the usual promenade will hike platy We understand that the Lord Provost of Edin burg (Mr. W. Chambers) is preparing his autobiography, which will appear towards the close of the present year, co his giving ap spice.—,Afbrunims. [Advetttseatent. OINTMENT A ND /Ina —Wi th th e the lc:clemencies of winter nonjef lee lattletiews iYi Mese to I r ene, unless neon r extfrpaties I them adisyMed. _M. injlgoe conk AemeeMog bourbon, on sacra= minim de OW delledee, theold be permitted to miaow a ahrerent ummemes beteg taken for Ow re noTagazia whim remedial norms are safe, rapid, wed quid= an dhplayed la • bleb degree by lailmers powilYsim eluiesst rubbed ;moo the non Came= deed ben newtone. sod &es be mon IND wpm esmoissed to the motors- Ms ma the Markman sleet ratersraly, Wel 5: leliwielheastle• Weald. et Ss Mlle laileakey, Opals al Ansa OW The ball at the Mansion-house is now going on. Their Royal Highnesses, accompanied by the Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Abereorn, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Teck, attended by a numerous suite, arrived about 11 o'clock, and met with a warm reception both from a large ' crowd assembled outside, and from the brilliant assemblage within. The ball was opened by the Prince of Wales with the Lady Mayoress ; the Lord Mayor dancing with the Princess. Their royal highnesses left soon after supper, and were loudly cheered by a large crowd, which had been waiting for some time to witness their departure. I TEE NEW MEAT AND POULTRY MARKEIT AT SMITHFIELD. The new market buildings at Smithfield are pro-' • rapidly, awl it is hoped they will be ready or occupation in the course of the present year., When that consummation is arrived at the metro-• pulls will have one of the finest market places in the world. The site of the market is partly upon veritabld Smithfield, seeing that it is skirted on its southern aide by Long-lane, but some other land had also to be purchased to obtain the necessary space, under an act of parliament passed for the purpose. The difficulties of the work were much increased by the fact that the building was to be' erected ovdr the goods station of the Great Western Railway, and over the underground works of the Metro politan line. This rendered it necessar i :* fall back upon the plan so often resorted to In don buildings—to build upon iron colufnna, lying the usual multiplication of arches, brick walls, and vault* in all directions, before the market proper could be touched. . The manner in which this huge market is to be parcelled out seems to leave nothing to be desired. There are to be 200 shops, each covering a space of 37 feet by 15 feet, and of course it will be opea for a man with an extensive business to secure two or three allotments and convert them into one 11140 astablishmont. The rant of each shop is 1201. a year, which, considering the profits—the untold profits—the butchers have been wringing out of us lately, appears to be a reasonable sum, and is in point of fact very reasonable, when, in addition to the actual shop, there are • counting house, *back room, and a good sitting room upstairs. The Markets Improvement Committee, indeed, evinced an almost fatherly an :day as to the comforts of the trade. The shops face the numerous passages to which we have rtferreil, running from north to south, that is to say from side to side. The front shop in which the meat will be exposed for sale is open to the main roof, but the premises are designed so that after business the meat may be removed into a beck room (" back front " is the usual term) and enclosed for the night within steel revolving shutters. Behind this little meat i prison there is a comfortably appointed octuuting-• house, and above this, reached by stairs, the re is a I retiring or sitting room, to which the tired I owner may withdraw to enjoy a quiet siesta under a kind of sub-roof, which has been placed between him and the main roofing. The class of persons by whom this building is to be used was consulted before the contracts were issued, and the desirable ness of a private apartment of this description was unanimously insisted upon. It is hardly necessary to add that nothing will be wanting in the matter of water for cleansing, and general accommodation for casual visitors to the market. The fo-:r CV r* ners of the building are to be set spelt for refresh ; ments, and we believe an attempt is to be made to I provide wholesome meat and drinks in a style and at rates that will be an example to other places of public resort. Bars for the sale of spirituous hquors will be fitted up upon the ground floor, while above there will be coffee-roomy, sup plied with some, at any rate, of the daily news papers. In cent r al and convenient places thin 0 will be post office* and telegraph stations, end whatever appliances the exigencies of the trade slay Irequire, or the miscellaneous wants of the pukka demand, will not be omitted. It is quite early to speak of the opinign of the public as to the metqls of the new market, but we may safely say that Ilbr. Horace Jones's design has given general satiailte non and that Messrs. Browne and Robinson, the . cont ra ctors , are doing their work as English buiders i ought to do it. I; There is every prospect of the new meat market proving as great a success and as great a coa -1 venience as the sister cattle establishmeiit' t in Islington. Although Smithfield as it was up( to the period when parliament had to interfere mid insist upon the abolition of the whole thing, bad become a nuisance in itself, and a source of inopn venience and danger to nearly every street in City, there were not lacking those who foretold ruin and disaster if there was any interferenbe. ;In every respect the Metropolitan Cattle Market 1 has answered the expectations formed regardttig it, and the increase of business there sines Prises ; Albert opened it in June, lebb, is almost herein ble. The already too crowded thoroughfarea i of the City were at once relieved, and business men *ere able to conduct their operatlims comfortably and better than before. Equal advantages must follow the opening of Ake Smithfield Meat Market. Newgato-street wilbfbe none the worse for coming to be like ono viol butcher's tray, and meat and poultry will, be ,qpld in none the leas quantities, or at any greater . • advantege, by being offered for sale under, one • modious roof, where the seller will be able' to do justice to himself, and the buyer will be elati to I spend his money with some amount of physical `comfort. s -- - - ADMIRALTY, APRIL n.—APPOIIITMENTIL—Nind Cadets seealaated : Metikase X. Wodebome, Freak** t c o :eita X. Stokes. Gleams D. Herra7. Otoreallbet• t. Muriel a D.W ia ll lard Jahatteae, mad the 7. W Orfaretoa. LE tor the 'Vtari... o9 altitetla, • Pe f i r lell aispos lher ; Jr. N. te gee Crlage ; Arsadell Smith, to tll , daeoba H. Homey, La charm to the Alva ; I. Vealia eltarge, to the Dwarf ; and Clerk .I;L.T. Name to the Royal Oak. I Neuralgia and rheumatism can be osi n b s Barrios's Mosaic Flesh and Nola brush* • , swim Ica. :Ma cook of an perfumers and eleatleta. Peaptiets ye a tka. Wholinale, R. Horeadan and Rona, 1, Gm' mussamsan• Wad, M., tad 93 and te. Olwreett. 1.c.--taitvtl .'A • .r