The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-19 00:00:00

~~ ' 1 — • - - . , o . . I p — . — 4, go -- YAGehar 1111 T t eead(ll..i. IIT ......7,.._ .:ft.:, 4- 6 ,‘........--/" - • 11..);111K t OZ le: 4 li V T 4. D 1 4 I .-• • , ,d., • . !,- . . ,- - _...----_ t 4 isav 01l 1-r , I 111• O f 911.1 ..1.0- i (.7.i. r 1 en! 41 .„ . .z... ; ,....,,,,....b.ht. 2 , ; „ . • - Ai 4 . 1 APL a 668. i •‘i :''').: 4 1 " 1 1 ii•• to , i I .. . . . . . . ... .. 7 .: s ;.1,1.,•*11:1 nl. • [ . . . ~ mil,,A2 :11:.: "imp r ,- .1 , _ _ _ f _f_ 4 No. 6,745.) BIDA NK of AUSTRALASIA (incorporated by ROYAL Royal Charter, 11136 ) , No. 4, Threadoeedleotroet, lid Three sa = grog Coaxal Promeomia Meg L o odon, 24th February, 1868. o'clock. One . The ennrt of Directors HEREBY GIVE Naner• that the THIRTY•FOURTH ANNUAL 0/110IRAL SICETINO of t'..e A YOUNG LADY and MAHOMET'S COFFIN p r oprietors.lll be held at the Office of the Oorporatloa, No. 4, , Threadneedlrctreet, on MONDAY, the Mid day of March next, . ~...,....T, LO. A_Tl ceie. NG _th the AIL--371:RITUAL mAsrvier_ . _A. at oae cerlnek precisely, for the mamma et receiving the anneal `f.r an eaw aar rhe l_ala T U 846 ; y dadrrallidendlatf mar re port, and elvaing three di/setae la the room of thesis going Tn..- 7 1 e ost b) rotation, namely, Hugh C. R. Chadors, Esq , M.P., John .alarfa, wed la frefemor Pepper's laartat ols wiry Darrall, Eaq , and James Hahne, Esq., who, being eligible , nmsa and 72211 2 1 , 4ii t i5q • cl . aartar . as to 2 and a balt Ar Lar simir. 7. 1a.m 1 4.7.. b. foe recloctiou, have been proposed accordlogly. The Transfer Books willINI closed tom the 23rd March until ,Mt at i ar cese .ba nnjanalav i tf ebsis .... Alga Babes, M itat —Tha i .=: farther notices—By order of the Court, WILLIAM m y / mum 11 . 407 . i The poL A7mot and other Rdli, - hy J. L EN--ROYAL IC. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY ! (E „„, no an d 7Wu iv ., c . p. n, T h. co , tIROYDON.—A Brewer's Fall Licensed HOUSE. ween° BenePt Building Society ").—NOTICZ IS HEREBY /-) r e e b e leed thth 0181. ° 814 th e theme, W iwi° . biter ". Gl \ EN, that to QUARTERLY DERMAL mama of the ead of the old Inn werri - edebb 21 . 1 ° Shantolders will be held at the offices, No. Et, Norfolk known as the loyal Oak, Croydon. Long less. Rant AM Let Str... , d, London, W C., on TURSDAY, Ike 7th of April, I= os /en thell required Mont 1 410 , ; ,.. L1e melds aced per SP m. precisely, Vbcount RANKLAGH in the chair, to melee andthenth Can be ethether eb tr —WILLIAM JAW= Ike Report of the Executive VoraraUtee, and for general per. , On , einem. 19, bentheniPt4n"ren. Bloomsbury, P.C . pltes.—By order of the Board, CHARLIN LEWIS OItUNRISEN, Secretary. P of the Shore, Deposit, land, and Building Ad. trance ments sent tree of charge. The taking of land is entirely optiousl. ATKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. tiampios of all kinds of Drapery Goods forwarded on a=a ton, sultahle end co sither for boo:bold or pra ere y t u t t lowest reduced market pekes. Fancy Flannels for Droving Omens, Criekeling or Rowing MIAs. This Searles Print', printed Cambria and Brilliants, from the Orst msanthetorers. Scotch sad Irish Dom& UN* Cloths. Dinner NsOhm , f . las. Ituckain i enfolkel. 2B 7 d ac=rothToweth laanksts. Madams's, TabisCovies. 198 toll% Wltfil XYI LialtlDol.-11.0A.D. LONDON. ITUIRESHICR and GLIM!, OUTFrITICRS. 11 Only estabilahasent la London. next door to liwnereet honor, Strand. —Lista of necemary outftt for ever? purse and appointment to India, Claw and the Colonies, will be tor• warded on application. THYEPIGEONS. LNTRIGE mad CO., DYIES sad CLILLNIZE., Dockhead, Bermondsey ; Lekeeteraquar• Moaataireet, Oroseessoragasee. Nikr F. THOMAS and Co.'B PATENT • sawrio IlLAClUNlS.—Theoallabeehad Ito. I Mathias. dnolnallad fee Meld work, dit The new Monello MaeJlihma, eocaplate (Leek Satoh), RA an. Ills ., and ta—Cata/ogees W. P. THOILMI and Co., 1 and I, Cbeepaida, and Begent-circue. Oxford4dreet, London. CURPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are now offer ing to purchasers the whole of last pearl; aaysalu CASPITS at pretreat oil head, at a redaction of 25 per cod. To Mloofero of Hotta, loots Cowmen, sad taaunsi4 this nodes Irvine worth their atteetiou. Address. —l9a to 1.12, WESTIIIN4TII3.IIII.IDO2-110AD, LONDON. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink so brisk as other aerated water, Wows the can only be Rot Into It I.lra elate of vapour, and condensed whit the gas pre sent ; but Its affect on the mime to to vitalise as bleed and give warmth and form to animal power. Order IS treat from the laboratory, 16. Lonittens, or Wrath say drugglat, In cases onatalning ids bottles. OXYGENATE WATER.—Anitnal heat is kept up la the coldest weather by daily draughts of Oxyaseated Water. Fresh made Lau the Laboratory, IS. Leogucre, or Omagh say drappisb GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON C li fttEri et the AIRI sod CALDIR GUM BOMB 0011- PANT Is for SAM at 'MUM PRICES, preeises at Free Trots Wharf, Itstelift, beteg required for wharf pupates. Orders ter sit the Dew pettier sad ths petootedeppored bottles se most, treat the worts. Yorkshire, sod the sae% 81, Upper Thsallkretrest. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. 9L IHE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL °THEM VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WREN ONCE sum. THILONDON and GENERAL WATER ' I UIRIPYING COMPANY Clatetted), 167, Strand, four doon from Somersetloose, when the Mien In operates ns be seem. OUM% SILVERSMITHS' SOAP iencialuass.inar curial). for cleaning arid polishing Wm, Plat•-ems. rec. Tablets 6d. each. OAKErs WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, rackets 3.1. each: dna ad.. la, la 6d.. sad Y. dna. 0 AKEY's INDIARUBBICR KNIFE BOARDS, bot k ed. each. 0 AKET's CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery. sad Ohio Cloth, Black lAad, to. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, offinee, brasbasakers, cumulate, Le. Wholesale r: 1 07 . 1.4 SAINT and SONS, emery Nod black lead mule, 17; Bleck&lare read. M. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Best gab only. Cm►li SW —LS, Conan aIOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES ‘.l Broken good tempered and mend, by Daub loekop. Ot Whalebone, and O. Leg refeeldefe trem Pemba, Re. (Mb biting Straps ..from Ida Jabber Seekers for Straps. Jeglisge Ile wereek. BLACKWELL. Saddler. MO, 0-sWeet. W.. near the Marble Area. Padeates WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLITB. lIPT URIC S. —The PATIINT BELT ADJ MING OILMAN ISM setim elfeceastly without asp compliestioas. le recomaseadod by the Fa .aW tor the sus sad Miff of Henan. The aeonsary quality of s good Tear is sa easiest resisting power. without meseessery prewar, ea the put effected, which dcallshis b Mose Ataised In true sitaawtabered with wings or pads beidad.—J. INNI sad Co.. No. 1. RIIPTURES.—By Royal Letters Pateat. WHITE% MOC.MAIIf LW= MUSS (perfected sad exhibited In the Exhibitions,lB6l sad 111111(1a allowed by upwards of MO medical men to be the most elfeettrelsventkm In the cum tine treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel so ofles hurtful la Its effect; Is here scolded. a soft woes round the body, while the requisite nirldelly Pewit by the Yoe-NAIN PAD and Penne Lrrn ; Mee wtit so dub awe and closeness that It cannot be detected. and meg be we. during sleep A descriptive circular mg be had. end the tram forwarded by post, on the circumferesee of the MAL two beide below the hips, bdng sent to the soaker, Yr. WHIST, Ilk Piccadilly Prices, ISt, Me., ISA et, and Ida St Testege, An =tell... I to.. en the nod genetpla • ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from 64. ; tali oot from Ad : as plorlalood other, Ta M.: toll ova AA ; on platraa, lea ; toll ma AO: on gold, boo Um to Ms. ; fin rot, from All To Ala ; Ta ; DAL lea ; extraction l Wool aarsabsolsa ba : under , AU ; aid ids matted or oDowool for. Coosollatioo trio. Yr. WARD, &N.D., .adorer 10 pars rrootloal Matra to the Proiroskra— , WA Ortordo/zoot, W., Winos Duke and Oroltordoliesia NIVHMC and SOUND TEETH are indispen sabao to persoaal aatractioa. aad to health aad I the mastication ci toad. ROWL/NIYS ODOM I rr P D KTIFILICE. cospeanded of Oriental lagredkata Ineetbsible value In preeerving aad leatitUYlng the teeth, alrengtheninc the gams , and la Ortng • pawing tragraace to the breath. It eradicates tartar kora the teeth, naves et Incipient decay, and p•Maliaa and preserves the to which t tsparta apart-10a whilst's. Price In. it per hos. gold by chemists and whom Ark for nowlsorrs °donna. NOTHING IMPONIBLZ. AQUA AILiRKLLA restoree the Haman Hair to lie irloalmo kw, no smatter at what saw JOHN OOSNSLL sad 00. have et Muth. with tha aid of ono ot the molt aulatot ohetalota, waccoadad to porfooldos ta li moil wasdartal llama It Is now offered to the pub& la • Nom 0011- aelraled tors, sad at a lower prios—dold to bolls, ha. gees: also IS., Ta dd. : and Its soh with bra*. Bed Ball Wharf, Aassi-pamipa,St, Up. 'Mainsail, Landon. LC RHEUMATISM, so distressing to those who ere %filleted by tt, may to most effectually Mined by a! jo n a irs oceematiz_i n a in t or moo — r timely spollealies id MIMICS =ALAI& ...,‘. iteV,ltillo M 2 , Prevaimi only by Barclay mad Soma Ilk ronforomoood , to‘ i v` v cus g" , 7 i ,. 4 * . ‘zembers, don. aad may be oUalmod from ay amnia it Is aim mat male ta Clegam aka Pa sty tains. Pam M. led. OG. Aleilan. ww Mai moos ems Deny Malt Palk /lobed of Mies* Tax RIGHT HoN. W. R. AND MlB. GLADOTONI'S PAlTT.—Yesterday evening Mr. W. E. Gladstose, M.P., and Mrs. Gladstone entertaided a distinguished camped, at dinner, at the family resided= on Carlton-house amok Among the marts were the Duke of Cleveland, the Earl of Huth, Frames Countess Weldeve, and the Right Hoe. Chichester Forrecue, H.P., Lord Charles Rural. Lord Frederick Cavendish M.P., and Lady F. Cavendish, Lord Ronald (lower , M.P., the Right Hon C. P. Villiers, Re. Coven were laid for twenty. Later is the evedusg Mr. Gladstone had a beilliadt amiably. By 11 o'clock the room were throdged with visitors. The Prime Minister and Mrs. Disraeli and the Right Hon. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., sad Mrs. and Kiss Hardy, together with the following member of the HOUND of Commis, were rang Mrs. Glad:node's ratan :—Mr. W. P. Adam, ILP., FIG R. Anstrnther, H.P., and Lady Anstrather Mr. J. Bag well, H.P., Hr. A. Bathurst, H.P., and Hon. Mrs. Bathurst, Colonel B. M. Iliddulph, ILP., Lord Chas. Bruce, ILP., Sir Edward M. Bailer, M.P., Sir T. F. Bur. to., H.P., Kr. J. H. M. Caloraft M.P., the Right Hoe. Edward Cardwell, M.P., Variant Cestierree, M.P., Mr. H. 0. R. Childers, 11 P., the Right Hon. Wm. H. Ford Cogan, M.P., Mr. R. W. Crawford M.P., Mr. Z. De la Pose, M.P., Mr. L. L. Dillwya M.P., and Mrs Dillwyn, 11r. Edwards , M.P., Lord 'Elbe, H.P., Mr. H. R. CrumEwieg, ILP., sad Km Cos-Zwlng, Mr. C. Forster, M.P., and Mrs. Forster, Mr. G. C. Glyn, Sir Frannie H. Goldimid, M.P., and Lady Goldemld, Hon. Fred. Lorre Gower, M.P., Colossi thwril= Nugget, ILP., Mr. T. F. Grove, ILP., Mr. Thome= fey, H.P., amid Mn. Henry, Mr. J. A. Hardcastle, /LP., Mr. J. D. Harris, M.P., Lord W. Hay, H.P., Mr. Homage, M.P., Mr. K. D. Hedger sad Mir Hedger, Mr. Throes Hughes, M.P. Hen. Mr. Locke Ling, ILP., Mr. Ellin, H.P., sad 'Mrs. Flllars, Sir Joha John stew, M.P., and lady Jobs:neat, the Right Hoe. Jas A. Larson, M.P., Mr. Geo. S. Lefevre, M.P., the Riot Hon. Robert Lowe, M.P., Mr. Locker and Lady Charlotte Looker, Mr. O. W. Marta, ILP., end War Martin, Mr. P. W. Maras, ILP., Mr. A. Matheson, M.P., and Mrs. Matheson, Kr. Gin Melly, H.P. Mr. J. Merry, M.P. and Mrs. Merry , Hr. F. A. Milbank H.P., Mr. C. J. konk H.P. lir. R. J. More, M.P., Mr. C. NimitsoaLP., Mr. H. Neville Groevitle, H.P., sad Mrs. add Mir Grenville, Sir John Ogilvy, M.P., and Mires Oglln (2), Mr. G. (=slow, M.P. Kr. A. J. Ot Mrs. Otway, the Marquis lL of Lane, ILP., Celemiel M.P., Mr. J. W. Pew, ILP., and Mrs. Pease, Mr. l a PeM UroshartOLP., Mr. E. Potter, M.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., add Mrs. and Mir Potter, Mr. J. G Herr, ILP., Mr. Arthur Remelt, M.P., Mr. J. D'Ageßar Saar* M.P., and Mr. and Miss Ibunuda, Sir Willies 8. M.P., Sir John Simeon, ILP., add HoHoe.Lady l l Min Simeon, Mr. James Stansfeld and Mrs. Stendeld, Mr. Tromps, ILP., and Mrs. Tares, Mr. Trees:lye's, M.P., Mr. Vadderbyl. H.P., and Mrs. Venderhyl, Mr H. Verney, 11. P., Mr. Welpselid,lLP., Mrs. and MissWeges lin, Kr. Henry Woods, M.P., Mr. J. R. Yorks, M.P., end Mrs. Yorke. Many of the corps diplornatique and rem hers of the aristocracy won present, =eluding the Enesim, Freida, and Perrot saharsders, the mirrors of Perla pi, the United Sires, end Spahr, the lietherionds theme d'affaires, the Countess of Jersey and Lady Caroline Villiers, the Earl of Cork, the Earl and Countess of Kim. Way, the Berl and Munro of Aida, Lord Ooirlarner, Lord and lady Delhatn, Lady Stanley of Alderley Lord add Lily lirre, Lord Westbury, and maw RIPILISZNTATION Or LYNN. —The con servative. of Lyaa has deMeesiaed is brMaisiier;MTda ;Meted • eamarmitive at the gamma Anti, at the peace el She LAITUE. —The LETTUCE contain. an MAKI , liCe. B. Bourke. TM reareeeefhtlou of the borough is 1 .1 . 1.L . nial lee West ; Thigh tozetr o j A he u sce= . how ehred Th b o y u Lord a. Stant is s sii pt d t Air Fort Santos jet= lb. rat Fi sTart l.ttaae . nem = Mlt m eeante l ei= saw campied by nir it Saxton. eoklm, eethaa hod al Mese aiftelisse. Symp. ei, M. I RF711251-11TATION OF BILIntrF. —Mr. Jan Kul- Pate. is. led. sad Ile. 14, Me, try peg, IL aid sad ta. la. 1 holland intimates, is the Ballad papers, his MINION' to L . slat himself ler the mammy mated in the regreeeseshles of A MBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM., ii She borough by ia. setinmeat of Kr. Getty. As edvertiss. sa asthma searift, wither* eadkalag the been& or aunt aim appeanty.mejada„,d 4. Dow, float," I etheden te r e =reb ileneetiou=rei....,„b ourorejle i in width he scams ti in venumat et planaing the assur lis the for min " num a wank ...wo o mump o si.t z er ;rare of th e yawner d his uscareuraikui, sad mks his pearly sums mesons elms the haft whether they allow this I. injure the saw admirably allays the Melding atieli frequent I =lf Ohs wile, " UMW, ha ass ulnae of visii. be emmesehing enowmtkok Ile art truly I=t2t I . WM. the primal*, of Oben', mad • behave be eras DM oce mn . sas awlate o ef i s i r n e a rr y niaipters fzre ta lenlitet , B.. wee: s in 80 doing, is kept a pgesmerf: the crlidently s t r a ar .". eag w. Liitadebintim, a rllsa trn. i ....tia then , th e thaionee4, Leadam eat tir an elliikalo la , w.. -- .7, e ~ c0 ,,,..thy - , awl • A l= Is my IL hi be partiesbr sae lee Ilakome. The same sad saner i unseat." ere aaaraved Ll Zranala I itarzaszaruslos fITF2.—Mr. WA* 2 .41; orilize win, it la add, 10_40 Kew, Big hair With, to e n gado Lessibisue MB I iambi. kg lestftbass. Kr. Kardi. se . 08 - N ATIONAL UNION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, No. :65, Strand, London. CHAIRMAN—IDWIN LANILLSTER, M.D., 1 , 11.5. Dart - rr CRATIMAN—VIosAdmIraI CURRIE Reports and prompectssee may be hod ow appliesdhon. HENRY a (maw, Y.S.S., Secretary. District and Local Assents wanted. THE ASYLUM for IDIOTS, Earbiwood, Redidll, Surrey. The ANNUAL GENERAL COURT and SPRING ELECTION of this Charity will be held on THURSDAY, April SO. at the London Tare.n, Bishopstrate street, to receive the reports, domestic and financial, to appoint the officers for the minium year. and to elect titirty.fire applicants, viz., flee for life, and Shirt) for the ordinary period of fire yean, from the list of 243 app..% ed candidates. a AMES ABBISS, Hp., J. P., Treasurer, in the Chair. The meeting will commence at eleven o'clock. the poll at twelve, and clu.e at two o'cdoek precisely. :sotwithetanoing the exceptional circumstances and depres sion which have generally prevailed, It is gratllying to the Committee to In able to report that this Charity has met with :wed suppoi t from the public ; they have therefore resolved, ..nilderation of the lame list of applicants, to increase the number of admissions to 'Wirers, and to elect five cases for Ilk, and thirty for lire years. WILLL4II NICHOLAS, Samar,. office. 29, Poultry, E.C. ROYAL MATERNITY CHARITY. (istablishod 1767.) For Delivering Poor Married Women at their own HOMO. PATKON.—Her Mod °redoes Majesty the QCZEN. Orace the Duke o f ARGYLL, K.T. umber of U.Nnell delivered last year 3,11.50. All poor married women, without distinction ef conets7 or mot, are eligible oe the reoommendation of Subscribers. Tea for every Cininea subscribed. Full particulars at the Office of the Charity, No. 2, Bouverie greet Irket.vtreet, Lad Annual Report just 'JOHN SILABROOK. Secretary. HUNDRED and ELEVENTH ANNI- A. vitt:24Anl of the ROYAL MATYRNITYCDARITY .IU be (00,rated by a DINNER at the London Tavern , Bishops got,. stivet..w TVESDAY, the 24th of March Instant, sirJoilN LUBBOCK, Dart., P. R.K., in the Chair. like presents, of ladles at dinner is respectfully invited. t.rtdlemeti tickets, fie.. ladles . ditto, lea ed. Dinner tickets and lull particulars of this old and eminently useful Charity at Or once, No 2, Douverle-street, fleet-street, N.C. famib. . were assisted by this Charity last year. CITY of LONDON HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the CHEKT, Victoria Pert. ANNIV ERSARY IrEATIVAL arßl hake place at the London 1 a r‘le, on TIAIRSDAY, March It The Richt non Lord re VICRSIIAM, V.P., In the Clisdr, sop. ported by the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. t I to•pitat ost carried on eubrely by voluntary aid, and funds or, now us getsCy required to meet the current expenditure. The isslp of the friends of the charity ou tide occasion Is very ear ls, .tly 'toilette, Te.Etst one—Henry Tucker, Earl., en. Grorhom 4l reo. I.3vikt la %learnt Barclay, Bevan , and Co.. 54, Lonsberdetreel HENRY SEWELL, Bon. Kecretary. ItlCliAnit I'. SLATER, Socretary csts e, 3, Fin..bory-elreua, E.C. E A N HOSPITAL, Dalston.—The TWEt TV.TRIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this hi ablution will 114 bald at the Loudon Tavern, Rishopegata street, ou tt the 15th lest., when his Royal Highness the Duke of f`A`IBIIDGX, Prendent, has graciously promleed to Like the chair. NTERARDI9 .- ...- ....__ .......____ 1111 Excolleiny , Count Berns. IJ. F. Wu ll , Faq., Consul-General' torn. for the Haase Mita. Dr. V. 11. I.lcffeken, Minister F. Andres, Req. Resident of toe Manse Citlen J. Y. Vlemmich, Faq. A. de Ikni. Feq.. consul Gene. 0. Kohler, FA,. rat and 1:1411130nOT of State for W. Meyersteln, Faq. Hurls. Julius Renter, Inn. B. B. Gebel, Hp., Consul-Ga. A. A. Menges., gaq. nend for Prussia. H. Wlllweber, Faq. 0. M. Wolluershausen, Fan. "'blots. 21.. each, my be ha of the Stewards, or of the Seam t. 0,.. at the ID srit.A. and at the London Tavern. 'be sum of el./5001s 'WI owing on the new building, end the espenditure of last year exceeded the receipts by Len. 6s. 10d., Lich amount Is still due to the trxdcapeople. The Comrolttee, Ds radon, no dt earnestly hope that the friends of the Hospital anti the publ:c in general will send them to pay of these hems A. WALBAUM, D. 0., lion. Secretary. L oNDON HODIG:OPATHIC HOSPITAL, Ores! Onninvlctreet, W.C. NI /ME 10 HEREBY GIVEN, that the °MCP: of REgIDEIVT MI ccAL • ',TIC= will bemuse VACANT to June unit. The ri , iiirsit nit 'lira officer must have a surgical diploma, and he will Ik• required to reside In the hospital, and devote himself en. Ilifr4 to the duties of the °eke. Salary, with board and fur apartments, 4100 per annum. Candidates are requested inrwaril their applications and testaments, te., to the iloani of Ilanagement, under cover to the Clerk of the Hospital, or before the 3.)th AprlL—By order, JOHN R. WARREN, Cleat. I%ION EY, in large or small amounts, and for long ..r .11 , .rt periods, with or without a Rh policy, readily ob t.Oa.ilile at Ito NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE COM PANY Limito.l), NM, Oxford-groat, Bloonabary, W.C. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on furniture, without removal, publicity, or law Ilay be repaid by easy instalments. No charge if drelits.4l broths dispensed wink—APPLY PorsonallY at thr i. i E Bouthamptasdreet, Strand, N.C. Ad b.IIIVCS uu loam, life polldes, dc. MONEY, from Four per Cent.—MONEY ADVA NC= one hour after application, without ' .untses or security, In town or country. Bills of noblemen, "Were. gentlemen holding public appeintnients, tradesmen asol householders, llama lately discounted, without refer. ! 5%001 or guar tritees. Money advanced on furniture, without' removal, law costs, or publicity of bill of male, on freehold and leasehold property, farming stock, plant, machinery, and merchandise of every description. 8.50,000 now read y f•sr hutudilate Investment on reversions and annultleo Mr. Go,. h. Mackennal ha an immense surplus capital at his command Is now pre pared toadvance sums in large or mien amounts, repayable y easy Instalments to auk the convenience f borrowers. All loan office routine dimmed with.—Appal to Mr. GE4). 6 MACKILNNAL. 61, Mcoaddly, fadng St. James's street, W., eh° has no connection with any other office copyung this advertisement. dike hours 10 to 4. Advances on life policies and insurances effected. 'TRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, I. and others, amnia or single, in town or country) requir ing cub, mei obtain the Mme for • reasonable Interest, tram one month to three years, without the maid loanagioe routine. —Aly permnally, or by letter with directed envelope, to C. J. Blackmanetreet, OIL 110 and above may be obtained on furniture u seenrity„ wittiest removal. 1)p A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 144 M. Coleman-street, E C , Negotiates Partnerships, audits and adinsta booksor intricate accoente,effects srrangementa with creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts for Court of Bankruptcy. Bales of Reversions, Life Interests, and Amenities effected, and money obtained to connection with Life AlletlMOO A RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES?—If so, call at once on the undersigned. and be relieved tree the =- resent tear of hoprisonnieut and erscuttom Bankruptcy aid dh woe cases conducted on moderato Jaren Private arranp meets made with creditors. Deeds of seamanlike sad assign meat executed. Protection to person and ptoperty obtained witt.,ot pubildty.—Apply to lir. IL 8A3114, 07, Wand, N.C. flours. 14 till 4. A TKINSON and CO. 198 to 212, WEST- IrnlnTilt-BEIDOSitOAD, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURERS.—Show Rooma for every Description of Furniture. ekIiPZT WAREHOUSEMEN. i j PHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. ILLIJSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing drawings of the Furniture exhibited la the Show-room; forwarded tree, or oan be had on applkeiloe, and which able enable purchasers to lona an Idea of the oat ad Furniehlaz each drawing h as w ith it a correepoloo of the t.hoa-n All geode marked in lain tlgaa ATI:thoON and De. US to 212. ,* WWI& ROAD. Loftnoa. 1114ETTS13 CAPSI7LEB.—Mr. Brrrs, of No. Wherf-reol, Ottprood, daddies to glve ruble Mks that the Lord auseallor's judgments dye ilk bit ion Timor of the teth bait ) do not to say otroot DM Pima Wag erg Copulae node by mfr. Haft sad bee memo or manse and addreek all el vbielt bug bto mei milk cir filmdom•--Feb. Ifk lOW INTEIJAGENCE FROM ABROAD. . ~~,: funeimit suraossiet), THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. 817RZ, Maury 17. Its reported from Zoulla, under date of the Bth instant, that Sir Robert Napier was about to make a dash on Magda's. BIIRGUNDY WIN B B.—PIOT FRERES, Drovers sad Peotore Niece. Depot for loplead, Rematatreat. W.—Upwards .t DO varieties of tie Ilaset greurthe Bearandy to proacemed by the bratty and comMaeure to be am dome pr•amismay the most ael 44a. Mry wine for this olhoete.—Araorted ple by most for G. ARZT.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar of Bardeette Mew eoeepeleing the finest growths, obd in bot!le and In line &edition toe intesediste es. Of the mamma wises ezaelmed by the lancet Mal Camtmie ,Not Freese' only were pronoeseed So be geateste wine, et dedicate End sererior ilarour. Bee . lan " slit 21, UV. FTOMI 14& to Me. per does. 1212, legentalreet. FRANCE. PARAB. Ms.acw 18, Wargo. The Patric of this evening states that two corps crinakuction, consisting of three divisions of in fantry awl one of cavalry, with artillery in pro portion, will be formed at the camp of Chalons this year. The manceuvree will commence on the Ist May, and terminate on the 15th October. According to the same journal, it has been under consideration to send to the vicinity of Toulouse a division of infantry and a brigade of cavalry, but nothing has, as yet, been decided upon the subject. Prince Napoleon is now at Cassel, and is expected back from his tour in Germany on the 22nd instant. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the dis cussion on the Public Meetings Bill was continued. Article* 10 and 11 were adopted ; Art. 12 was withdrawn by the government, and rejected pro forma. The 13th, 14th, and 15th articles were then adopted, and the continuation of the debate was postponed until after the discussion of M. Simon's interpellation respecting the councils for the settlement of disputes between masters and men. LONDON, THURSDAY EYEWING, MARCH 19, 1868. 101.10 T FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Moselle. Choke Inas at moderato ra za 44 . wesL llata oa appllaation.-24, Ewen W., north et 1:111TOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these ansoencemen to will only appwr at rare Interval; In order WM er pokes of their wines ellofl not be Inglewood by swan• Nye adveltJalni. Note the address.—yet, Itegentotrate, W. Turas woe drat door. awl SPIRITS at HALF-PRICK. W T U ti ll e iS tollooteg dun /Ms are offered at halt the pion unsay chariW by alerehaata Mosel* Ilia ; Chappsust. Port. ; Marry. 114 e. ; Claret. . Hook ; Beeneler • tale Brandy, ; Awed Whaltp la the wand. Pla per daps. A btu cue, with duplicate key, 'applied tor three dope aid upentrda—l. PIZILINS, Ita Causnaetreet. tondo& OF all spirits, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly pure. It pommies properties of great medical value, and his often been the menu of man human life. tied jadlciouiy. LL V. at all times and on all oohs nark a harmless saisaulant. So much, however, depends au the purity of t i te uzy , that great motion should he mercieed la Its purchase. for amends. Attention has been directed to eepplles f by Seam AD. VILLeJMN the Lemke aid other hospital; sad we Sadly word It oar ussaillail app prove/ It possum all the MMus which ere eliandaristie of the fined and panel Trench brandies, sialdeal with aa moat• site delicacy at !term 1111eIr altleaalve alai and batter cellan an 'ISMS ate -plaos (ISA, Oriordotrest,.—.ltstraot from 'Court Jon. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN RINIBMOR, IRK We celebrated ell LIMN WHIM( gained the DUBLIN FRIZZ MEDAL —lt le mild, mellow, delielo2s, sod very wholesome. Bold la botttr, E. ad. each, at the rata beam In Leedom by the swath Is the principal towns In Boer ;ei wholesale at 8, Oriel Wladadlletrest, Loudon, W.--Obassre the red seal, pleb label, and eork breaded •• Bloats:fa LL Whlaky. THZ CULTIVATION of TEA in the East ieeen re now Noose an Important feature. Roos the Introduction of Aiwa Tea, nearly 40 years sgo, the KAM INDIA Tad COMPANY have, is account of its great streth mid esquleite Wear, promoted HO sale by every meant The e z Tea Districts, them oonfincel to 17 r Arun, have gradually Intended, and Tees frees other of ladle are arrirteg thus offering greater vadellea. Th e are now aelling AlllBlOl, Cocker, Darjeeling, Le., at from te. I to 4a Id. per lb., sal Mos Teas ae minal.—Warehosees, No. 11, Oreet 51 . Helen's clturcityard, Blehopegste. Price the forwarded as applicatica. IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel sad all large Commies. —Messrs. W. and J. TAYg e rtl i to woll.lmown Poulterers and Cberrssegra of ladle Paitansystresa Goidcaaquan, are sow BELLIN WS G YORK HA. PI& ; Parlay 010111111, 7d. : das Old ad.: Boson. by ids or balfaido, Nd. ; Poultry Is now Oasis to WI parts may bow la tbor day. ATKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK ol MUSLIN. SW" Laos, Net, sad Law Cortaro. Tr, Mira& 1118 tO il a m vrancuntrldit4lllllXlll4oAD, LONDON. AMERICAN and ENGLISH RAILWAY lONDA —mot las Doodt—Row to damage Earns! Rau. way - RRILAPATHIS al aszt C STAVAY. R A, oad Rid Loa-court Yleet- RAlLWAY sinmet. JOURNAL fid. stamped, 6d. unetaisped. THELEADER. —LOVED aild LOST, by Cutic Itcsenr.. PoMims lAgarlibare. and Art, OW* baled . by entseat wrftera 241.. Every Saturday. sow every when Pew Is. HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment oad Caro of Ilbdipolion. Flatigsneo, and Nervew Mho does psaillor to Ma By JOIN HAMMY, D., Loucks. Doaa and boo, ef, LadeM•4llll, LC. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVAWIEII.—A 'MEATUS on tbe only CIYM et DfUna" Manslle of Wit. Nerroaseeme. Palpttabon. Low Sniffle, Consumption. snd LON of Memory. without ea el falsely caned remedy Itlectrkity Beet plot free for ass damp, by W.C. MThomas Craven. WlVonll4seume, Parton emcee; Loathe. W AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MARCH 18, Erzituto. The government is preparing and has nearly completed a new Army Bill, introducing a uniform system for both portions of the monarchy. The Austrian and Hungarian ministers will shortly de liberate together upon introducing the bill in an identical form in the Reicharath and the Hunga rian Diet. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Yang 18, Evsarixo. It is semi-officially announced that the next session of the North German Parliament will be divided into two periods, one before and the other after Easter; and that the session of the Customs Parliament will be held in the interim. King William would greet these representatives from the whole of Germany in his quality of pro tector of thirty millions of North Germans. The Prveiacial Correspondents of this evening says " It is to be hoped that the uniting power of the Parliament will exercise a beneficial influence upon the South German delegates to the Customs liament." " Prima Napoleon," says the same paper, "will have carried back with liimaclear insight into the firm and permanent bases of the new relations of North Germany." The baptism of the Crown Prince's son is fixed for Sunday, the i2nd birthday of the King. ITALY. FLORENCE, MARCH 18, Evwxo. The Chamber of Deputies continued to-day the debate upon the subject of the grinding taz. Deputations from the Senate and Chamber of Deputies will leave for Venice on Friday, to be present at the ceremony of the reception of the remains of Daniel Manin. GREECE. ALLBSKILLII3, MANCH 18. Advice. received here from Athens, dated the 12th inst., announce that $ Russian corvette had landed there 600 refugees from Candle. The total number of refugees now exceedi 00,000. Many deaths have occurred amongst them, and sickness prevails to a great extent. The coming elections promise to be attended by considerable political excitement. SPAIN. MADRID, MAmm 18. All duties upon foreign corn and lour imported into the Peninsula and the Baklub) Islands are abolished. THE BRAZILS. (P.r the Gasaae, rid Lisboa.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Fn. U. Exchange on London hen been negotiated at from 14 to 16; on Paris, 610 to • 656. Ooffee, good first, 9,000 to 9,400 rani. Total shipments since the departure of the last mail, 119,500 bags, of which 54,000 were for Europe, and 16,000 for the Mediterranean. Sales, 82,000 begs; stook, 80,000 bags. PERNAMBUCO, MAscii 2. Exchange on London, 151 to 15f. Sugar, whites, 4,900 to 5,000 rein ; brown, 3,800 to 3,900. Cotton, 13,000 rein. LISBON, Masco 18. The Meseageries Imperiales steamer Guienne, from the Brazils, arrived hare this morning at 10 o'clock. She brings 472,000 francs in specie. The Estramadare arrived at Dakar on the 6th Mat., and the Oneida at Pernambuco on the 27th ult. in Amami" =sew% =swag Ira azonces Ammar) ANIZRIOA. NSW YORK, 3L la. The National steinalliip Louisiana astivad oat to day. Closing prices : Gold, 1381. Sterling exchange an London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1101 ; ditto, 1886, 1081 ; 10-60 Bonds, 10L Illinois, 1371; Br* 69. Cotton : Middling Up land, 25. Petroleum, standard whits, 26. Flour, extra State, 10 dolts. 300. (bra, old mixed, 1 dol. 26c. ROYAL Glsookerateer. Smarm —At the Mains woodsi, ma Km* aext, the Mewing pew will be mod :—" • to lama sad the mares of the Bra. sapalis." a L . sear tie Mooed= of OarWs T. G. fleatgooada, Tux 42e re Roma. Huattriswas.—Thare was Ina bars ratroartr la i a ragir air "IC sad ase swum be beim. Wade vbesser of nalimat. Ile served Is lasia °llk ON lat Battollea of tb• Old ia Shr J.ba .3.6 in I lloare eamplat sad e i rwards with the MOO batialisa ia lipda, sad wooed 1111 tbe sad of tile war la 1814, sad was also is the Wale , amps* He bad ale Psalm& model, whb deeps lha Ornma,_ _Pyrenees, Cads, ad Trims. aad the , Waled.° mead. Re was dledlaresd h. MO idle • pea gh.s., sad wee far a slumber of years upaseisaw te Ob Jsla Prim, Bart., of Maw, =gamy. He loom so le-peadmer ef Adam Reeplial Is Apt, ltd 2. Two of hit alls temmadp. el tbe 411.41, die .— bad: imbal to Sid .. ,—. se ezessios to sense ilio - Mira vala lie am is tile Pesfisak sad Ilreisdee ame- ion of the low, to defeat the arwithis. r mid, sad to emu* hi velem le pow V T " I T N = rag li t t ri= ar or •oor tellothoisitt Tester* grey of Heed• Silt boa lON Or BADNOISNIIN AND LI/ONIN- = colour ant .It idll tire W . le strit en UN a2;;02,,...:t i ts _ i _f- u-d-11 gt, wid.r=l.i. im-skiiirx —is ki-it, to lie ari l 111 " 6t Pa l-t i tor&ll lM Atill sl24 2 "lina. 11 tMB be eosin= ; the 1" ig - a r i e beid .. 446 . it i . e a tiairom aid ==MM Off pertentet Notsposa ir. I titre.) VITIMPED id. ADDITIOriLj OIJIL CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) Tag POSUC•NOUSI SUNDAY /417111111011. Wishing that rsambers shoved a little more in depeadeese It &Aug with such a matter, the Tines coa -1 tea& that Yr-Atha Smith's bill world essmimi °milder• able lassavashasm assald eneessem wheat Making, and that It aim.* esidemdageamlehat isieteriesskyimpreoal cable, Ma., total netristiom Meals ssid. then la agrovrios inc h ing amongst the working-elms against thsexesedr4 use of iquors, why legislate at all, and why foster • crusade which implies that th e evil is increasing slither thee dial sighing! If the United Kingdom Alliance and the arch. Whops who have now joined the movement meld exert their authority in fostering the growing sentiment is f of temperame, they would de mars good than by agitating for little bills like the present The TdegrapA denies that &mimeses en the Sunday is spreading, end adds that:were light and cheerful Wee for the refreshment of the worlds' classes substituted for the dank and dismal dem when the peer are fain to swallow adulterated *sere met sloppy esmiers— were there Sunday gardens ad Beadily hands—and were our museums and galleries open ea the only day on whisk the laborious classes can visit them-it nefermedly be lieves that drunkenness would still further diminish, not only on the seventh, but on every day of the week. Yet, when the public voice cries out for esseessions and reforms in meardanse with the spirit of the age, a mob of peers sad bishops—supported by the seer, grini.riseged, lead*. rant army of sectariathim—desk to make the trammels of legislative Interference more heavy than ever. CONE Pr BL.LWAYB AND rief Is NANANINENT. Lan night a parer wall read Off the meeting of the Society of Arts en the alibied of Raines and their Nanagentent, by Mr. R o b er t F. Faints, O.K. The Marquis al Case:maim presided, and nen wee a large &Meadows Mi.et ambers and their friends, inaladlng a lumber of Whim seat of wanks Barney invasernote are unproddetive, Fbut t aral tio rinera ftwaiumisd iniliht he bT reledered all°wilig rern ii" m " er le a a :v i e 2° by P a s i: adequate_ system of working and inanagansat. th y respect intend furnished aa upwind, for effectively de ie =ag the prinelphs by inlet sun - results could be Ai imperial guarantee of 34 per amt., whisk would not involve the state in a liability of mon than 1000001. per amass, would evoke from private sou rces su ff i c ient capital to ociastinet nearly ens thousand edditiceni ilea of railway in Inked, by whin its moot distant iota would be concreted with the best markets for the r pro. duos. And this gonads* wend not remain • burden upon the date for many years, provided the outlay was judicial* made, and tbe niangement atkpled to the actoal requirements s mileseach lesnity. At present, Inland, with lees than 2,000 of railway, had between 30 amid 40 independent boards of directisa. The consequence was that faros were unaturagy and the management witbaot proper c•mibinatioas fee the public benefit. Na iad shown thas conoentratico of control did not volie monopoly, end that it was indispensable to sum seatial adnaistration, as well as to remunerative action. Ridarring to the liashai lines, Mr. Fairlie expressed his Mown lawn from tho practise of expeo capita up= palatial stations ; and observed natio future, sten. tion must be directed to the economy of capital. As • general rule the natural confignratioa of a country would permit the working el railways upon th e 'prin ciple of surface construction, oroortng üblis safety and convenionoe on the one bead, and on t h e other a f return for the capital invested. Capital accounts Mai be closed, which he contended might be effected without dif. Sadly if the adminatratioa was booed upon sound princi ples. Charges for renewals of road, stook, and stations ought to be plead against revenue ; but every new work of an original kind ought to be provided for by a special capital, which capital should be redeemable out of the surplus annual revenue. He strongly condemned the raising of capital at a diairount, as the wont possible mode of raising money, because its simple a eat was to increase all the expenses attending the line, and because it was im possible such a mode of raising money could improve railway credit. The more ratioeel way was to raise the money re quired by loan, and to redeem the debt by half-yearly pay ments set aside from profits. Mr. Fairlie neat ehowad that revenues might be increased concurrently with • large reduction of working expenses. Railway managers seldom took the trouble of anertaining the returns from each train, compared with he expenses ; but be would recom mend • debtor and creditor account to be kept of every train run as the rely safe means of afteitiining profits and loos. The gross earnings if the London end North Western Railway la 1866 were at the rate of ss. per train per mile for passengers, end 6a, 3id. per mile for mer chandise ; but he oonandeol that the earnings ought to he in proportion to the speed. For passenger trains at 20 miles speed per hour the gross earnings ought not to be lan than 7s. 6d. per mile ; 10e. for 30 mile ; 14e. for 40 miles; 20s. for 30 miles; end 30s. for GO m iles. Kr. Farts said it was absurd for c om p an i es to make such slight differences in their charges for high and low speeds, seeing that the cost of working increased in pro to velocity. The gro ss earnings the Brighton rinet a of ere under 4s. 10d. per mile, though many of their express t ra i ns must realis e not leas than 31. per mile. It was clear, therefore, that • large num ber of trains on this line mast be run at a lux. He counselled, in all eases, the anodonment of nonpaying trains, believing that the public would no: expect the companies to carry them without a proper return. As to expenditure, he strongly urged the cased restage of overweighting trains, by the use, for example, of toms, observing thatgenerally they were 2CO per cent. in excess of the paying load carried. The load of fuel and water carried by the tender should be made available to incrous the power and offideacy of the engine Wolf. At this moment he had at work on a Welsh railway engines without tenders, where the fuel and water were in the biebest degree conducive to the power, economy, and safety of the elegise. The weight was dis(ributed equally upon • large number of wheels, thus increasing their ed. hesion upon the rails, while the weight on each wheel was reclined to proportios. Hem was the basis of au en ti re revolution is ear locomotive arrangements, which would ,be attended with enormous economy. It would mince 1 the proportion of dead weight to paying load ; and, apply fag the mine principle to passenger traffic, be showed, by calculations, that • saving might be e ff ected e qua l to a dividend of over 3 per cent. per aanum. Ordbary omnibuses weighed about ens ton, and carried 211 pmesasno, or two tons, tin giving tw o nos of paying to ono ton of paying load; bat time Metropolitan Rail way on Its present system carried only one ton of pay ing load to 30 tons of dead weight. Ile effect on the rails was destructive, and it ascannted for the necessity of frequent renewals. Mr. Faiths illustrated by diagrams the mode in which a constant battering was kept up against the mils by the wheels under this unagement, destructive alike to both ; rod how effectively this destruction was prevented by engines of bin own construction—engines which would ton any curve end emoted an gradient and he quoted Capin Tyler's and Mr. I 'e report of their adaptability to such lines as the Grand Trunk of Ca nada, as combing a minimum of wear end tear to them melees and the rails, with • maximum of adhesion to the rails, and economy in working. M o d e l s were exhibited in demonstration of these conditions, and after some further references to the oseessity for the construction of cheap railways Ia Ireland, Mr. Fairlie concluded. A clisciumna then took plan, in which the views of Mr. Fairlie remind very general approval, sad a belief was expressed that if his suggestions wen adopted, a vast saving might be effected to the present tummies of rail ' Wa lli c r noble Onaranur, in moving a vote of thanks to Mr. Faille ler his able sad intemeng paper, said that from the earliest times that railways were taken the m introduced ad for the purposed he had lively interest i e n i" Viit j i ra r e' and he resellected the ado niaborant with whisk be heard Mr. Stephonsou ' or some other great engineer, thirty years ego say at Aintree, near Liverpool, that he would not be Bandied until he saw an engine go at the rate of sixty miles an boar. Since that time he kid watched with the utmost interest the pro gress, onstructics, and working of railways. He was of openion, however, that too much blame had been at tained to engine ers and directors for the disastrous events whisk had nomen. The real fault rested more with the system with which they had been allowed to go on. (Beer, hear.) There had never boss free competition in the propsremos of ne word, and he did net tidnk they ever could hermit is the wide of intern If they were just to • company w made a railway they must to some saint give it a monopoly. (Hear, bear.) Cheap rail ways ought and must be made, bat it w o uld b e ex t reme ly an oat to dart • cheap railway to run in a wallet Bus wi a company which bad made • line at • very great coat. (Hear, hear.) Groat mischief bad also arisen from the mode I. which permissioa bad been given to certain com =to construct lines ; and there bad boon too much to get possession of certain districts, sad compel the Inhabitants of them distinct to ass their line. For Instance, three years ago two lines were fighting for the pemeedas of the Brighton distrisi, sad after Mousing groat argemee, they were 'ventrally emptied to withdraw the ProPoub which they bed made and 00110111 to an arrangement with each ones. Deanne engineers sad directors had been tempted to sommit any el their faults by the difficulties 1 whisk the logidloture bad pot Is tbe way of the organiza tion 01 ad the diffieulties which bad an been thrown in ibtlr way by changing en uncertain parliamen tary action. His lordship concluded by expend a hops that of Mr. Finn might be found ing to be of Mr• in the formai= dfuture base in the tt el iingdom. Mr.lantign having Weft returned thanks, tie proceed- Ismninated with a vote of *nabs to no Marquis of for having presided on the seessiaa. TR! 1301/1111:WIT COlllll6B/0111R9. Complimenting the boundary coommissioxien ma their in dustry and rapidity, the Daily Rem proceeds to refer to various facts in their rep ort as proving bow idle it is to suppose that any electoral system can be permanent which miens so large an influence to small and eecayingboroughe With respect to the eighty-one boroughs inwhioh an exten sion of boundary is proposed, it would certainly have been more satisfactory if the commi"ieaere had 'kited the general principles upon which they sated is making Oda recommendation, and had In each muse stated the particular principle which they were bringing into operation. Point ing out that the union of Leamington to Warwick is not so much to extend boundaries as to group two distinct communities and to withdraw nearly 20,000 persons from having any influence in the county representation, the Daily New:remarks that there are no doubt cases of a similar character which have re mired a different solution. In the meantime, it is impor tant to note that if the same proems has been applkd in the north of Ragland as the commie:loners have applied is Warwickshire, the balance between the borough and the county population will have been seriously damaged. THE FMCS OT WALltee VISIT TO IRELAND. The Tunes thinks it impomible to exaggerate the effect of repeated royal visits on the temper of the Iriah people, and reminds ita readers that • royal progress has often been accompanied by a proclamation of amnesty foe political offenses, to eeleinete, as it were, the general rememiliatioa of all enemies in the presence of • supreme joy. It is felt in Dublin, even among those who have hitherto been the most vehement in calling fee measurer of severity, that the ordeal of the Mace of Wales might be eelebrated by • musiderable, perhaps in some oases by • total, remission of the &intonate under whisk several political offenders now suffer. To expect any really valmahle and enduring remits to come now from a royal visit of a few days, the Star be lieves is simply ridiculous. Doubles, the protestations at the St. Patrick's Society dinner were perfectly sincere, but the unfortunate thing about these noblemen sad gentlemen is that they cannot portend to speak for the only clam whose loyalty is in doubt, and whose loyalty, it is almost inclined to say, is of any importance to the preesseqaestion. The soutpeny who gathered round the Prince of Wales were for the most part tory Welke& and prelates of the established church. The Palermo's takes the view at the Tines, and adds ea expression of its esedidenoe that the Prince will steer clear of those quiokmade which in a country where party spirit runs an high are at hand to eagalph the unwary. Whether • gess& amnesty for political offences were to be announced or not would not much matter. The Post believes the petabood visit will be singularly expressly, of that sousiderstiea which is hilted( a healing power. It is announced that • majority of the Node. dastical court in New York who am trying the Rev. Yr. ?rig, of the Ephoopal Church, for violating its canons by 'inducting service in a mathedat chunk, have found hia guilty. The punishment for the offence as it is Mr. Tyng first one, be em admonition given by the bishop pub licly in a church of the ilex:sem, and in the preemies of at least throe other clergymen. Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., has resigned the chairmanship of Lloyd* having held that position since 1830. • requisition, *nod by newly the whole of the members of the room, Ii in the ociume of priscatation to Mr. Goschen, M.P., soliciting that gentleman to aim* the aka STOCK EICEAWOR TIANSACTIONB--The Lords Juncos, st tie tieing el Wear wart an Tuesday, d. Lord judgmout is the ems al " Psis. v. Hutchison," which is of some interest to wrens engaged in Stook skow translation. The *ladle an OW sell-ksow Arm of Hosorand sad Co., stook and shore jobbers They had sold 100 shame in Orairset to the de foodsod Hatahissea Wore the up of that mow posy esess sin this suit was Melanin for the =of as against him his liability to ens trims/M em by exenting transfers end having this registered is no way. so solo eine seder ell liability for malt 0. 9 0001. Ca behalf of the defendant it was that the plaintiffs were only intenwasto pstbs and that the reel miser was press twee ea the /ay on which they sold to the diskokist, an d b that that voodoo was the ally pets= who mold no. His wine was Cruse, sad is fun hi&no the ant Waft day shoo the twain tics he had wend a proper tr=ader to tkio defesidwit, but the defushat hod wow eamested this trenefor, ad therefore Can wee milk/ IS the lir of esalsibutorks. 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