The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-27 00:00:00

I 7/:11 CM.' •"T - TIT .TACT .'TILT ,??.,3sq 868. fj 41- .4 •t -CEIVED 4 MAR 1 7 ~'l t e • LONDON, tHIIRSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27. 1868. _.. (STAMPED la: Aibrriozrakj [ONE PENNY; No. 6,7274 ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. tosrE OF TEN PER CENT. PRIFIRINTLU, STIAB.ES. FIRTIIEB EXTENSION of TIME to the lath de/ of March yet IthiSIFIRG SUBSCRIPTIONS fog th e FIVE POUND SHARES. NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in oonsenntects al the postponement' of the sesolutions for creating the raw prefers*. nal shares in this Company. the Direct:in hare decided to Ri ll:NI/ the TIME for receiving applications for the TIMADAY, the 10th day of 11 arch, HS& U rem pir:r l i n eJ eicht bemired and thirty thousand pounds worth of this capital ur cos been applied for. Another meeting will shortly be called to sanction tilts new bate of shares.—By order, GEottiik: sAWARD, ileargary and General Superintendent. st. tkieu'eplace, Feb. 25, 111 a. BI7NRELL•FIELDS BURIAL-GROUND.— The Committee of the Corperatica of Load= with the execution of the Acid sad 11l Vic . It. h e = "Au Ad for the Preseresties of Deakillields BaelalVedad. in the county of diddled; as as epee aped, and fat other relation thereto," HEREB Y Gan NOTICE to the relatives irs and friends of those who have bees intoned in the said burial-round that they are about to doomed at en sallYdatt with to mach of the said see as dined that the said GROUND shall be LAID OUT with ornamental and other weld, in order to Its being used sad adoyed as an oda space accemible to the public. The Committee, before proosediag to id out the walks, Invite all parties who may be interested to Mdt the burial around for the purpose of recognising and Identifying the Struve; tombs, and vaults In which then relatives or friends may he Interred. Persons &drier to visit the Rnound will be m permitted to do so, tree of oher, upon application to the between the hours of I cm. and 6 p.m. o'clock Any communications on the subject should he addressed to the Dun hill fields Committee, at the Town Clerk's odd Guildhall. WOODTHORTE. 11ENRY BRETT and CO., ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Thaw laflobs °road Mwert Prwmada. Add o'clock. Om SOU& OUR CO: MB. BPBILB- 0 D. Y. PINETTE, from the Lyceum, M D THM MEWS and ME farther =Hos at le la LOYAL ALHAYEEA PALACE. * (THIS DAY.) (From the Wakens Menthol; Ifm) Mt. tipsier has kept a copious diary dazing lido theme; end it supplies • much more cematected narrative ef his wanderings than otherwise would have been obtainable or credible. Indeed, were it not that names, dam, times, and details am misled with mash minutemen, it would be ems to doubt whether • gentleman on whose head so high • prise was set, and whou full description was so extensively promulgated, could have remained so bag at large, ups. chilly as it does net appear that he has made unseat' s,' of the disguises with which he was provided. It would seem that the purpose of alemonding was formed immedi ately upon, if not antecedent to, his arrival In Lando.. and that the sum evening be went by train from Water. 100 station to Basingstoke. Thence he mimed his lour. nay on foot to Winchester, and made Portsmouth and Gosport his headquarters, returning thrice to each of those towns from excursions to Bonthampton, Nader Abbey, Southaes, Hyde, St. Helen's, cot copying himself in inspecting the various objects of tattered on the route, and in reading, chiefly spending his time on the seashore. On the 29th of January he went on board the regular coasting steamer from South amptern to Plymouth, arriving at the latter port ors the following day. Plymouth was then fat nearly a fortnight the hue of his operations, daily excursions being made to all the attractive localities in the district. Saltuh with its magnificent Royal Albert Bridge was twice visited, the river Tamar explored as far as Cothele, the wooded vale at Bickleigh, the fu-famed landscape scenery of Ivybridge, with lees noted spots at Plymbridge, Tamertoo, and St. Germans, all came in for their ahem of admiration in the daily record of his erratic coarse. On Sunday, the 9th inst., Mr. Spoke sanded the little parish church at St. Germans ; the Earl and Lori Eliot, it is amid, were present. He records that the Bible was his constant companion, and that clearer views of truth were arrived at by him in his soli. tary meditations by the seashore than at any former per. nod of his life. He was indeed so deeply impressed that he formed the resolution to abandon his na tive land, and seek in some distant part ol the world to gain his livelihood by proclaiming that truth which meanwhile he was neglecting to administer to the flock of which he had been ordained shepherd. He was neither ignorant of, nor indifferent to, the anxiety that was being caused by his absence., and states that when at Plymouth he regularly perused the Western Morning isms, but assigns no direct roue why he would not terminate the s us p ense . Il e appbare, se far as can be gathered, to have hoped that the commotion would have subsided, aid that then he could have quietly communicated with his friends. From Plymouth Mr. Spoke finally walked to the little porta of Lou and Furey, on the south coast, and thence to Bothnia, where he put up at the Queen's Head Inn. He then went to Padetow, • fifteen miles distant, leaving his luggage, which consisted of one large portmanteau ecataining clothing and hula, at Bodmin, saying that be would return on Saturday and spend the Sunday there, and would attend church. At Bothnia he appears to have figured in the disguise of • bullock-drover, and his object is visiting Padetow he states to have been to make inquiries concerning the sailing of steamers thrice for Swansea or Cardiff, and that having got thither he would walk through Wales to Liverpool, sad enthArli there for America. How he was at Pedetent arrested is V mistake foe a man who lad absconded Hall, hoe be was remanded to Beduin, and how whi under rename his superior education and deportment yed him ti the Cornish pollee, and led to his identifiaa and confes sion, were detailed yesterday. It is owing to the extreme of the Cornish county constabulary, and especially to the deputy Chid trustable and the superintendent of the Boil rain polies, that the public anxiety has been relieved, and Saab ape waataaly sported with the beat feelings of his fellow-men has been brought to the bar of PuMic oriole& ' We are glad to find that the members of that force an likely to reap • Tay substantial reward for the ageollte displayed in securing the prize which fortune Carew in their way. The sum in Mr. Spate's pose/ eau whet arrested was about '2OOl. Mr. Spoke's brother-in-Law, Mr ' Murdoch, with Inspector Williamson, arrived in Boded! from London on Monday night, and after as interview with Colonel Gilbert, chief constable of Cceawall, it war resolved to remove Mr. Spoke to London es early es pow tilde, with • view to his examination by a pLysicinn, Mr, ' Murdoch appearing to attribute the strauge epieelc to some failure in his relative's mental lower,. The party accordingly left Bodmin by the express train yester. day morning, and would arrive in Landon at sin o'clock. A few persona at various intermediate station. who had received the cue satisfied their curiosity by gazing at a respectably-dressed middle-aged wan, win appeared rather to shrink from observation. At Taunton, the nearest station to Mr. lepeke's home, bo bought a cope of the Times, and although not personally known to any. one on the platform, he buried his face in the paper end: the train passed on. A telegram was seat to Jordan's. the residence of the rev. gentleman 'a parents, to this effect:—" All well. We are going on to see th, ,ioctur.• This establishes beyond doubt that the person found b Mr. Spoke. The feeling in Taunton is that in default ol an ample and satisfactory explanation of Ms strange absence Mr. Spoke can hardly show his has in the county again. The point around which the greatest interest centres is precisely that consenting which the least re liable information is procurable—the reason which animated Mr. Spoke in than abeentiag himself.. lib friends, as already intimated, wish to give currency to the idea that there bad been • temporary aberration of intellect, that Mr. Spoke yielded to aem ales impulse, and when it had ceased was too much chAi;:iue.l to return. As probable causes of the giving wn7 of hit mental powers they assign one or two aireormtanci s— either excessive Biblical study, leading to religious lama mania, or what, from all we hear, is more probable, that Mr. Spoke had a morbid dread of marriage, that ho con ceived the ides that he as an only son was much "elied to enter the marriage state, end he acted on • the notion of flying from all inducement to commit so repugnant an act. Whatever Mr. Spoke's actual state of . mihd may now be, there is little doubt that, .judged by the rules aeoording to whisk earences . .juies in eases of %Acids usually arrive at their verdicts,, Mr. Spoke . 7 so of •,` un sound mind" whoa he reisolved so cruelly to abandon Lis friends; and in contemplating a man who his achieved the suicide of a fair reputation, we in charity must come to the isms unolusion. PURE PALE BRANDY, OLD FURNIITALS DISTILLERY, OXYGEEATED WATER does not drink so tear so *heir WOW vita, become Wee epes Oki oily be got Into It In • dote of vapour, and midmost , / with the igee pre sent ; bathe tad a the Dales le to vtielie the noel sad glee warmth and tem to salmi poem. Orate It troth from the Leborstore, Lonreare, or through ow leant* In OMNI contatalag WALL TN) 21.. mniarrity. me ikiily News observes that even if Lord Stanley were to consent to gait the seen of padded life and power to entsrtheLords, he would be a bad sehelitute, though taken with Lord Cairns, for Lord Derby. The letter was made to be the leader of an aristocratic monthly, and his retirement is an irreparable lose to hb party. The Doily News further remarks that if Mr. Dis raeli gine up the Ohaneellenhip of the Exchequer, hie oaturid MUCCINISOF is Sir Stafford Northeths,. though the hon. baronet is said to deem his emstiruthee at the offios essential to the prestige of England in the East. Yr. Wand Hunt scarcely possesses the political standing for the dike, but Mr. Diathli's range of choice is very limited, and good service in a subordinate office is a better pledge of Stores for • higher one than ambitious theories or high sown oratory. Thrash treaties the new arrangements with eyrie*, tbetio favour, the Times thinks it cannot be disguised that the new ministry will be left deplorably weak as regards debating power in the upper house. lard Cabes will, of course, be more closely identified idth the ministry than when he sat below the gangway on ae ministerial aide, yet it is impossible that the Lord Chancellor can leave the woolsack to throw himself into every debate, giving and exchanging blows with the opposition. If there be unde veloped ability on the Treasury bench, it has hitherto been carefully hidden. The ministry may be strong enough in the number of their supporters among the Peers to be in different to the balance of debate ; but to rely on such a conclusion would be dangerous, if not ruinous. The Herald continues to dwell on the astonishing rise of Mr. Disraeli, particularly enlarging on the feet that his career has been unassisted by hereditary fortune or rank, or by powerful family associaticas. " This," says cur con temporary, "is an English gentleman of at least no antique English genealogy, the heir to no lofty title, the protege of no great connection, comparsAively theatre at firth," be. With fair promises of plausible appeals, the Star mays the 'orbs may tide over this session, when nobody is very hopeful about much real work being done ; but next year must be a time of performance, and if the tories cannot govern they must cease to reign. Meanwhile, we have only to repeat that we are convinced that Mr. Disraeli will rewire fair play and due consideration from his oppcments. He is soon fortunate than we suppose him to be if he can confichritle my as mach of his friends HOLBORN BARS, VEW RIVER COMPANY'S PERPETUAL Dkr,ENTIME STOCIL—The Directors of this Company, under t!.o provisions of their Act of 1&57, are ISSUING the above eWck st par, for the purpose of estinguietilog their bend debt. Tbe interevt upon thin stock at the ased rate of I per mail Is psystitc hsit.yearly, on the Mt February and the Ist of Anima in T o.,r,ty .4 ali dividends upon the shares of the Company. Applications to be made to ALEXIL INGLIS, Clerk of the Company. New River Office, EX. A ND OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal hest is kept up ht the cadre weather by daily draughts of °mutated Water. Penh made hot the laboratory, ad. Longacre, or 'Wont+ ett7 dreettit. THE UNITED EXE far the RELIEF of 8] END of LONDON. UT I VII COMMITTEE :Lia DISTRZ3B it the BAGS 30 REGENT-STREET. HENRY BRETT and CO., OLD FVUIVAL3 DISTELLYAY, OREAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON Vv isrocL d the AIRE and CALDEI OURS BOTTLE COM ?ANY b for BALE, at REDUCED PRICES, th• promises at Fier ?rad* MEW Banat!, bolsi taquirod for wharf purposes. Orders for all Mat new patterns and the patantatoppored betan as usual, trona raat, 0110 BM works, Yarbabire, and the aMos, IM, Upper Ttuussaai. pPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 1, Old Broad Street ; and 16 & 17, Pall Mall. listbscrilsul and Invested Cephal and Reserve Fund, L 1,90,060. Loam raid, P.:..,000,01)0. DlltheTor.9 AID Erminecroas, 1886. Ashton, Elebard James, Esq., Ashton and Co., Ent ladle Dlants. Darday, Thomas George. En.. Barclay. Perkins, and Co.. Brewers. 14.11, James ChrlAtan Clement, Esq., Bell &Grant. Merchanta Deven. Robert Cooper Lee, Esq., Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Two and Co., Denham. Anaid. Janim, gag., Garvey, and Co , Merchants. Csve. Charles, Esq.. Preamtt, Grote. Care. and Cave. Beaten. rupr.mo, Edward Henry, rip., Merchant and Shipowner. DJ, Gem.), Yet, Davidson and Co., West India Mar- Yield. George, Esq., Wood, Field, and Banbury, Bop Mer chants. ^MO., Thomas d Co., Merchant& .I,len Sau Jon nders s , Esq., lotus an Klrtoa MULL and Ca., ; harms Captain tlerander, R.N., Director of last and Wed UAL. tb.ek Coniony. iiiiihert, George, Cwt., llibtert and 00., Wed India Mer dints. 1; ;; e,s, William Burnley. Esq., Colonial Company. nnmeL rag., El)de and Jones. Merchants. f::%lan II Sir John, Army Agent. William, Robert and Win. Lyall and Co., Mer s and 'Ent India Arent& se. Charles. Esq., Jommb Marne& and Sons, Merchants. James Gordon. FAN., Ransom, Bouveris. and Co., . , eargrlTEL The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Chairman. ... _ J. frAguilar Pennada, Zen., W. Newton, Isq. M.P. W. Yowler, Reg. Henry Green. Hog .—.- Minn Caeanom, isti. 4 J. R. larenhM, Rog. •- - - Andrew Johnston, Hp. i K H Carrie, Em. • John Hamm* Bp. C. Hampden Hiram, Keg. The Rev. fierbusHimmard. Robert tel Req. The Rev. T. J. Rowell etre- Alfred De Ltbialid, Rm. C=laliing and s Relief T. la SpontZt i. Iris Rev. J. I. Colossi Hamra (*Mkt, for Tho Rev. Bramble, Kingsford. RAM of Maims). Spencer Charribron, Req__ _ HOLBORN, and $O, RIGENT4aItERT. Oar house having beiW for me may yews identified with the spirit Inds, and tepee-lay the dlatifiation of Mundy, ensgests to wthat many of our portees may not be aware thee we bars since 1868, establhbM a deportment sad wareboyess foe the sale of wines. We are Indebted to timed oar assieesers who have patreekra this branch of our Nuke's, and vesture to hope that the rabies whkh they bare obtained wail be cendadve to further orders, as wall sato thigh areemed seeeersendattes, The day is gone by when to here Wend and pure sloe it moil of necessity be high petted. Our trade is principally d medium qualities. and we will cot ship such very low d Wes as preclude us teen recommend ing them with confidence. The quotations is our pekes current for high priced and choice wines will, however, be fogad to bear favourable comparison with ether importem. We commence our speeklike with Maresie, the finest ins ported, at ten pounds per =it cask, five goblet per octave, and eighteen shillings per The Hight Hoe. the Lard 3. TrAgeßar &muds, lap., lf.P. J. B. Itavestilll. Nee. The Committee APYBAL for FUNDS. The f RAW Committees, actively working to their respective dVidple, are repremnted on the Board, and are sr dated free the Mad, according to their requirements and the means pieced by the public at the disposal of the United Ex eentlin s - herrice from SPain, we quote In particular two marks; oar "Xeres' pale sherry, at seventeen pounds per quarter Calk eight pounds fifteen per octave, and twenty-6es shillings per dozen: and "Cadiz" fine old wine at twenty pound! quar ter cask, ten pounds five per octave, end tblrtrutz per dozen. rANCY DRESSES . —A STOCK of upwards of LIN ?teen, at Wore* to every instance mach under value —2l, lied., 121. MK, 4e, es. 1141., and 6e. Mt, the dress of 12 yenta Z. SIMPSON and COMPANY, 60 Gan a. 49, 50, and M), larrhureloneteeet, aty. 1. Tits Batted Central Belief Committee, working In the o P f ofir Unice and the Pariah of Linehan., among a population d 000. 2. l i b. Emit-end Emigration and Belief Fund. & The ld IMeed Old Town (Stepney, Belief Committee, work ing armee a populaMm of 84,840. 4. The Isle of Dap Relief Fund, working among a population of 18,000. 5. The Shadwell lead Association. working among a popula tion of 8,500. • The Employment mad Relief Ammiation (Bethnal.green), welting in a popalattea of 120.000. The Committee have alas the drmkge of the assietance and entire cooperation*, the lf and Belief AlN elation, anti the Society fa the Belief Distress. The Committee have been able to grant -61,000 to the Esetend Central Relief Committee. 400 to the linseed Old Town (Stepney! Relief Association. 600 to the Employment and Belief Amodation, Bethnal green. 10 to the Whitechapel and Spitaltlelds Committee for Roman Catholic poor. LONG OURTAINB.-1,500 PAIRS in LACE, Lem aiti Moab, prima Is Ind. to 79e. Id. par pear. The whole are at aosehlerable dlwoont Prom the anal cost t SIMPSON sod COMPANY, IS No 0, 0 60, and 50, Fearleadosotreet, City. In clarets we are, on account of the magnificent vintage of 11064, enabled to asbealt pure Bordeaux at fourteen shillings per dozen. We have others ateighteen shillings, twenty-four, and thirtyelz, all well worthy of attention, sad of proportionate value. i; .1 :Ind, Leg.. Claud Neilann and Sons, Marebiva ta. S. II Thomas lloldsworlb, Esq., Newnan, Hunt;& Co., wralan.a. Fml•rlek, Eby., James Pattlson & Son, Silk and 6..lterAl Merchant*, !nat.. d.. 1.. Sabtleffoll, Loq., flaudenoo, Fry', &ego, Co., Port wine Is not In such demand as formerly. We have an old wine from the wood, very pare, at thirty shillings the dawn : also porta of , high i ttaf i r y tera e d u i n bottle, ts " Oport o," wwi t e t t e Lo a r i t us on a future occasion to bring under your ae c tice a crested port at or about twenty.five shillings the dozen. The advantages of our system of net cash payments. without discount or abatement, h now so universally approved by careful I buyers Unlit needs no apology at our hands. The payment of railway carriage lea matter whkh was at an than vexatious I. our country customise. We take credit for having decided to pay It upon quantities so mall as one doses and we are not aware that any other bolus oars sulk induce ment& VELVETEEN for DRESS/SS, MANTLES, and JACIIII6, beautifully soft and inivilko. Y fa td. the yard, 'dually odd it Y. ed.—KLIIVRY sod Co.. loadooth House, wisaommirignass, MOIRES, ac., in DRESSES as tra 01. Sta. 64., 40a. sad 4fis. Tb. Wart at Ti.. BLit Reps (Olio MI Mali de taabely.), at to OK, yard aids, galas e IIAZVEY m,wbere ales. ad., satiable for or ofi e, wear.— am, 00., Unbolt Howe, / 2 =iiiii , b ls olok & t.. Director of the London, Brighton, and l'on•t P 1111.117. trtin Tucker, Tag Smith, Payne, & Smith., Banker,. El, hr.rd. E4q , Diehard Twining and Co., Benne= ac.i Slerchauta. • £1,920 is all The following subserhalotte an Amount already adverthef THIRD SU MCI The following have bees mem The lady Georgia= Bathurst £lo 0 0 Geo. James Howard, Esq. Colonel John Moo H. W. B. Erie Cartiogtooandth, Baq. Archer T. Uptoo, Fag lO 10 Horatio Loma, Eeq f 2 Part Proceeds of Bazaar held at the Town.hall,Harlotey, by T. It Woolley, 100 2nrtfieekly Offering at theßaptletChapol, Upper Norwood. by the Bev. J.JI-11pplo 514 0 Lieut.-CAL Str Trevor Whaler, Bart • Few Workmen, per IL P. Henry Enloe. Fag— t 2 0 J. M. L. A Aland, Boures "WRENCH MERINOS, in all the fashionable -n-• colour*. rfa the Yard. douhle width, Dot to bs equaled by say house. Poyang de Boobals, mad.ot KA wool, and eery ass, weer yard. Mao "kW width wool at lid... HARNEY NA Co , UM' Boer. Weelwdastee a, & •111./TOlll. ....:1..' , 1511 IT In ey. Esq., Carlton Club. . ii W . M.P., B. W. Eaton and Soo, Silk Brokers. r, Forbes, Forbes, sad Co., East bulls gratefully aelreowledgetl: LaB44 8 8 11719 N Wt. daring the P;at week : Public attention has lately been called to the else of bottles nod by wine msrebanta. Tor ourselves, sad we are cue we can speak for all respectable houses, we bottle our wine, and spbtta la the reongnised standard bottle at six to the 'slim. Each Individual one cannot be measared to the ounce, but col lectively, twelve bottles will bold two gallons smear as possible more or less. We are equally willing to supply Marsala sad moms of our ports sad sherries by the imperial gallon, although we cannot recommend this mode of consumption. 80r1W of cowrie are as well ose way as the other, either by tho Imperial gallon or the dory ; • .! rsolor tim , Worst, Field, and Banbury. HopMercliante .• •• J. etone, /JAI., Hayden and Reid, Ship Brokers. ~,:wrint,mlent of Town and Foreign Departments, James Holland. Sum riotendt•ol of Omni+, DePariraelii, C. Y. Jarvis. citendout of Breach (Mire, ran Delpratk dn,oodent —C. J. trout. Tl.nr,iDa3 —Wednesday, half.pest 1 o'clock, tity4 Fro ou every IVscriptlon of Property at 11 Ivo Ctmoirl , a and In the Colonies. I eoloubted Security, Prompt and Liberal • • • • c•Oval. I• . irovoc , . 1,3 Coq c ,pl•wlon made Good. No Charge for • • • 1 1 , y L. ad. per cent. per annum. ...t.,1 oliowed to Merchants and Broken :ld • oil , lo.coram.as. 1 .• =ha- - SA 10 a Solseof Mews Mar- sllilliucclBnelifroves Employ!' 7 0 0 I. Comm Esq. 6 0 0 MN. rand 5 0 0 JohnHarrts IleatEsq lO 0 0 nos O. Hutton, Eq 6 6 0 T L riNETS 711 NATIONS, with their ettloa la L Currency. las copies seat fro e by paten t of two pearly stasapa Address T., Roberts and Co., 8, Crone-court, llootatrest, Lon doa, T.C. The Times awaits the result of the deliberation of con gress on the question of naturalised citieene with little anxiety. The conciliatory tone of English public opinion on this wetter has already gene far to disarm our detrac tors in the United Mateo, and the new United States' minister, whoever he may be, could have no more grunion task for his first essay in diplomacy than • convention with Great Britain on the rights of the clam referred to. The Doily News pays a warm tribute to Mr. Adams, the American Minister, and concludes with hoping that his sneeessor, whoever he may be, will take up the tradition of his diplomacy, and will conduct the future business of the American Legation in the same spirit of lofty ocertaly and of cultivated and 'considerate statermaaship. Treating of °Moms and their debts, the Poet lays it down as a certainty that it is utterly out of the question now for an officer to live on Ms pay. A resource is 'leap at hand. Most regiments have • discounter attached to them, as they have a red deer. or a goat, or • pet dog, sod he is always at hand convenient, suggestive, and ae• commodating up to a certain point —up to the point of the value of the commission when there is no family property in reversion or expect/Aloe ; up to the aggregate value of bath wherrbetirsee paves* as preepeotively auellahle. The result is too often that the young man rats- Hoes his tutors. We should have thought, says the Pose, that the Horse Guards and the colonels of regiments might do something to check this evil. It Is their Moines'. For our ertanded quotations of Write, Gannon wines. cham pagnes, de., we would refer roe to our prices currant, which we IMO be too sled to forward upon megrim your permimion to do so. Soliciting further favours, We remain, Your obedient servants, London, Feb., 18W . lIIINZY urn sad Go. New Editina. Mee How to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and Owe of ledigadlow. Flataletwe, end Nervous Alec. Wm. By J oaN HARM. YD. Dean and Sow. dB, DodgeloßßL IC. C. C. C. Ks of W. J. Jolmion 010 0 Malmo, I o o S. Jobn Carew. 2.6 0 0 M. rod, lAq lO 0 0 J. Ford, Esq. Penny subscription by Merlin In the Ores& Western Hallway HEALTH RICEITORZD WITHOUT GALT/NEM—A TiIIATUIZ ea the oat/ CURB of DIAINASS, plasm of Bat. ifereormas. ralregisea, Len. gallon, Low ftbile. Ceemeastoe, ea/ Leo of Memory. without the nue at WNW -WM remedy. Illetrletty beat poet= oat eterap, b 7 Mr. Thome Cr.,... Wiliord-hoese, cremes% Lasges.W.C. HENRY BRETT and CO., ' - .1. ti to Crtir It RUNT, and FREEBOLD MOHACS in • t 1,11 ill ,;•u f• rmiog an EIGHTH PORTION of the • Pit ri,t , t:TV f the LONDON, CHATHAM, sad 1. • I; A L —ll I.YIII PAN Y (IIHTNOPOLITAN ENTHN t• -)fr \ - 1(:EltS will SELL by AI7CTION, of T.•cero, )dthopsdate-etreet, on WEDNNS it • i MAr. , . 4 at I I. Ia lots, by order of the directors, a i:c...11111 tier , • Ii rEN'f of ZS per annum, secured upon O. trwhitt ntsd. Lewisham, and Two Freehold 1. •• .• st John** irtrare. Lewisham-med.—Ridiculers, with • • !, h,•l ••1 rreshfields, solicitors, No. 6,ltank i ,;, ro• L ., T.tvt•rn the Estate Nachanfife ; and of N. • i.•. 11. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, E.C. $ 00 0 4 6 A Music Printer 0 1 0 C. 11. 1 0 0 The BreireniCompany 100 0 0 Visa M. A. Alois A. D. Hatter. Esq. Estantsn, Esq 1 1 0 Goods Daps:talent WortnWe9tern Rea- OD. V. x.re -- Clcai llama Beott, Cot- 1 0 0 Puna PALE BRLNDY, OLD FURNIVALS DISTILLERY, INTELLIGENCE FROM • ABROAD. (aivrza's TILLXGRAIta.) Übtlol (3rd auhaeription) .. 1 8 6 R. T. Webb Esq. .... 10 0 0 A. Az e. lbg. 10 0 0 Framed* of aa Eater- Ingoeml at Led- thorn, and Siott 20 6 0 ficathfield Rralth,leq 10 10 0 Edward Moberly, Jun , gee. IL IllOplan, gag 2 • Derdnald R F,dwards, fr,aq 3 0 0 Collretlon at Church Bloodworth, by the Rey. L. Ward 3 0 Two Radler Masters— 4 0 0 Clothing and articles of comfort for the poor are rce7 accept aide, and may has forwarded to the following depots :--litait-end Central Comndttee, 81, East India Dock-road, Poplar, S: end Old-town Relief Committee, Vestry-hall, Bancrott-road.,N.lL Subscriptions will be thankfully received by the Lord Mayer, at the Mansion-house, and by the following bankers: City.—Mean. Smith. Payee, and Smith. 1, Locaterdetreet. Weetrend.—Messrs. Cantle and Co., Suand. By order. J. BTANDLIII JULY, Bantam Msneloodeouse, February 23, 1868. HOLBORN LIARS, THE TREATY BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES. BERLIN, FM 26. The main stipulations of the treaty just con cluded between Prusaia and the United States are believed to be u follows :—The North German Confederate Governments will consider North Ger mans naturalised in America u American citi sena after five years' residence in that country, with the exception of criminals and direct deserters from their flag. If a German naturaliaed in America returns to his native country without in tending to go back to America, he will be regarded as having abandoned his American naturalisation rights. This clause also applies to naturalised Germans who may reside for more than two years in North Germany after returning from America. All clauses of the treaty equally apply to American citizens naturalised in Germany. The extradition treaty of 1852, respecting criminals, is extended to the whole of North Germany. The duration of the treaty is fixed at ten years, and the ratificationsare to be exchanged within six weeks. ~' bury byMajnr ray, late 34th Relit. 12 3 0 It. IL /1. . .. KO 00 AND =~ ) :1 : In BEAR-LAIR. PORTITWARK. .• • IniltTlON tbe ißeLtin pßopyßyy • I • ••• I • DAMAN'. awl IM/YER RAILWAY EOM , •1 :I II:t )1.1 A EX TENSIONS , . • vl4 :It ItS will SELL by AUCTION, 11,v n Tar. ns. Itlahopseateetreet, en WED •I. 1 1 •,n tor I, In Lots, by leder of the Directors, 11.1:: ' ln Deur.hine, Southwark, with • ~ I; •r, tilrg I all an ere* of about 6.500 feet.— ' • • ••• II , • Cllll/411 umy be bad of Sierra. Yreslitield. soil . • . ;; ;; ; • 1 ,of Altura. Amherst, Norris. and ‘• ' ••. 10,1 : at the London Tavern: the Estate • ' ••• ••idol of Alesmrs. viorais, 3, Frederkles-pace, Old 30, REGENT-STREET. BETTS'S CAPSULES.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, Wharfsoad, Etty.road, desires to gin public, notice that the kid PasosThill judgrosata of the Bth Inst. (we Thews" of the 10th last) do n. is in any mil way w illecis o n u r person wing in any Capta by Mr Betts, and Ms same, oe now and Means, all of which may be said w ithout rat or onsilion.—isb. 16, 1808. The Telegraph professes to have found out the miptery about Mr. Speke. Since the death of the gallant gentia n= who disoovered the sources of the Nile, the Rev. Mr, Speke was heir to the Spoke estates, should no offspring be left by his elder brother, who had been married for many years, and wee childless. The family were naturally anxious that he should marry. In consequenos at some unknown cease, Mr. Spoke entertained an invincible re , pngnsnos to the idea of matrimony, and gradually became possessed with the astounding hallucination that his sole chance of escaping from the necessity of marriage lay in severing himself from his family. THRESHER and OLENNY , OUTFITTERS. Only establishment In London, next door to Somerset home, Strand. N.ll —Lida of necessary outfit for every purpose and appointment to India, Chins, and the Colonies, will be for s arded on applicatlon. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIRITION, 1886. Mb celebrated old IRISH WIILIKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE I=AL—ft Is pare, mild, mallow, delirious, aad very wholesome. Sold la bottles , ra rd. at the retad houses In Lanka : by the meats la the pefedpl tows* is loglaad ; or WitOilleall al 8, Oreat Windmill-Week London, W.—Observe the red seat pink label, and cork braoded "likeheris LL Whhdp. 'l..' I'oll , 1:1 Idl'lNfl LAND and FREEUOLD Houswa no • 4tl I I,VN 11.% : filtaling an EiIIIITU PORTION • ...• .1 1,1 o 11:01.1:1IN of the Loh VON, CHATIIAM, •• FI: 1; d I LIV AY t•OSICANY (lIRTROPOLITAN N:.!•IN 1(:F,IIS will SELL by AUCTION, I! • I ..1..i..11 Itieliovegate-street, on IVILDNIgt• I II • 1 . : rI. in lots, by order of the Directors, F•• 1 • '• • 1:01 .II Ili b • sh.l. on IVest.bill,Sydenhant, and Three •,. :.•::••!tog 0114 cline to the Crystal Palace - • o t .,t • • I d.rf L !:w, tern the 111;fh jovel Station of the ...sham, u.,. 1,:.‘, nod from the • eydenhona .•:: 1'..-Mdon, sod Routh Coast Railway.— off 11 nay be had of Megan. Frealtfleld, soli . ..f • rotk Messrs. Aahuret, Morrie, and Co., If, old .1, or) . at the tondo. Tavern : the Rotate •• ..I1 • and of 1,-.-hr3. Vienna, It, Frederick's-place, Old • E XCEL,t3IOA KNIFE CLEANERS, the cheapest and beet, fres 1 to 9 ideal.-99, Loden ban-street, and at all Ironmonger& SPLENDID TEA-DUST, from 4d. per pound, equal to kat tees et dd. per pound more money. Special price list post free. Carriage paid to ail porta of tbe kingdom. Extra Ass Commas and Souchougs, fa. ed. and Zia per MURRAY salbrAir, tea larrehanta, rt. rAcisase-hm, Cllr, LC. SECOND -RAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why purchase new Safes when you may have secumd.hand, by Milner, and ever) other eminent maker, equal In every respect to new, at half their pile's, from Insurance companlesthey Nambay and other bank tabula I—Priem hos —OLIFIFITHS, 43, Cannoneireet. X C. Smormas ACTION.—In the Dublin Chambers, on Tuesday, is the can,. of " Boothe v. Magaire," Ur. O'Brien moved for liberty to plead several defences. The summons and plaint stated that the defendant is the pro prietor of the &•rt Examieer and that by the exhibition of a placard a n nouncing serultional news he has caused people to assemble for the purpose of reading it, thereby obstructing and causing injury to the bounces of the plaintiff, who is &shoemaker in the city of Cork. The plaintiff also alleged that the placard was exhibited for an unreasonably lens time—namely, twelve boars each day, exclusive of Sunday. The defendant sought to plead— first, a general traverse of having caused the resembling and obstructing ; second, a denial of any particular &- Map to the plaintiff ; sad also to demur on the ground that the parsons who arembled were independent third parties. The mart granted the motion. SNIFFING DIBMII2IIB. —Accounts received in Liverpool yesterday state that daring the month of January last no lees than 141 ships bearing the English flag were lost. This statement has been *aided by the report of the Burma Peril's of Paris. This number is far clt .. lthan that which has occurred for many years. The imiCitty Pinkham is reported to have been in collision off a with the German hemp* Bird of Bergen. Cap tain Cols, of the ship Aberdeen, arrived in the Mersry, report' fearful weather on the voyage from Callao. On the Ist of January a heavy pie set in from the &8.E., and carried away maintopsail, and main spencer, spanker, forstopmait, staysail, bulwarks, and swept the decks. The ship laboured so heavily that the decks were flooded with water. The gale rientbsed until the 11th, when the fore and mime roasts were both sprung and upper and lower foretops& forma, three jtha, niaintopmestd a ta mil, end forotopsenenissil were blown to o 4 Cols endeavoured to mask Cork, hat the weather was so bray thin be use seespellod to beer up for the Mersey, where the ship has arrived in a very =Wed onaditkm. THE Itunnermairrme oir fixers. —A conference on the subject al tbseidislaibetioa of seats win be by Mr. Hare (banister), on Saturday next, at 3 o'elX a t the °Moe of thralldom League, A.ld-terrsee, Strand. Several members of parliament sad ing reformers have promised to atinadthe ronferans. OXFORD, Fail. 26.—80D1N SANSCRIT &BOLAS extß—llie doctors to the Bobo fianswit Scholarship have astilled to the Viee-Clumwellor that thq have elected Mr. Fenn. Charley, Chinning, sobokr al Corpse Christi Oahe, is the vacant scholarship and that they are of =that Mr. P. de Limy H. 4bnatons, exhibitioner 1•1 Allege, is damning of honourable mention. • seheirship is of the annual value of 601. tenable for four years. Cowntwow ow Magnum, &c.—The meeting THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies ho now become an Important foamy, Slane the Introduction of Amato Tea, nearly 60 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY hare, on account of Its great strength sad exualatta Savour, promoted iss sate by every scans. The Tea Districts, thus oonflned to ilpE ty Aisaan, have gradua ll y extended, sad Tees from other of India ere arriving, thus offering greater vartetlee. The are now selling Assam, eachar, Darjeeling, ,at from Si. I . tots ed. per lb., and China Teas as anal —Warehowma, No. 9, Great 86. Helen's churchyard, Bithopegatr. Price Itra forwarded an appliestion. HOUSEKEEPERS —GO TO THE PEOPLE'S MARKET. THE PRUSSIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE EX KING OF HANOVER. BERLIN, FAL 28, E'vzircia. (1110I'::!/ RF.NTII,PRERTIOLD MIMING LAND, I .*1 1.1'01.1r 11r11'8IT. In the LEW 1311AITIOAD.—Ths roc ri o•S ni the SURPLUS PROPERTY of the LON- I IIAI II M. and DOVER RAILWAY COMPANY M°FMB'S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.—On view and In operation at the Wiles of Mositis Pekoe Earth Closet Company (Lilted), la, Bedford-elm& Caveat garden. T. M. /VANS, Mawr. It is semi-officially stated that, with a view to stop the proceedings of King George of Hanover, the Prussian government will first try the effect of friendly representations, and, in the event of their failure, will then proceed by royal decrees to adept the measures best calculated to secure the object in view, believing that it will thereby be acting in conformity with the wishes of the Chambers. The introduction of a special bill on the subject would, it is considered, unnecessarily delay the close of the Diet. . VIGERS will SELL by AUCTION, a at II.: Lomiaio Tmern, Mallopmste street, on WEDNES 1, Nl3l. at 12 for I, M Twenty seven Late, by order of I • t..rs, a lIIEVIII.ILDCROUNDRENT of se.l4 pm annum, •;•,n • rts•MMlm known as Tremormli villa, Lewisham- SEWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES 'on the .i DRY EARTH SUITE:It —TM, Cos le peamed to make arramomeets for dealing with the et taints m the Dry Ear th S. : Melodic* the id sink-water, dope, dc—Applieollobe to be made to the , 29, Ballard meth Omenticardem !1:',1;:1A Gnertd Reeb, amounting 1 Cl:pr sra!um, I op. two nwldenms In the Tyrw Poe , am- Nee , ewes ; a Plot of l reehold building load, In L Two Freehold Mesas/fel, Noa. 8 and 4, Bath ! I;reenwleh, mud a Plot of Land adjoining: Niue Freehold • Nos. 10A. 11. 12, 13. 14, 13, 16,25, and 23, Orchard-5111; Mex.:Ages, Nos 23, 24, and 25, Norden-xtree4: 0.. Frorliold C.Ntaure and a Plot of Freehold Land in Monist ; and Six Freehold Neunasers, Noe. I,R 3,1, 6, and 13. Lewislont•rond. with • large plot of freehold lead 0. the re:v.—Particulars, with plaoa, 6d. each. will shortly be r. rely. and ma he had of Messrs. Freshileld, solicitors, No. 6, ; of H. Grept,ten, tia, solicitor, No. 6, Angel- Throgmorton-atreet ; at the London Tavern: the Estate ; and of Wears. Vaasa, 3., Frock:ion-pleas, Old F.C. FAMILY MEN-SEND TO TES PEOPLE'S MARKET. RUP T U R E B.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING 0112/AlLali MOBS, efeebrialy without any ocmplicalboas, racommeaded by ww tore and relied of Harsh. The necessary quality classed To tam elbrient restatingwer, stthoat UMMIONOiIy Prepitar. a. tb# o Part affected. add& po desirable °Wert la alcosebisbael la a true unencumbered whit Waal springs, or losidad.—J. 1100 &odes., No. 1, Ptooadey. DEOPLE'S MARKET, 272, Whitechapal-road, .1. London. —TAWlinked to supply the Public with good Butchers' bleat, Groosry. de. ke., et ressonahle pries. Orders accompanied with retnittances promptly executed. Mopes end Post-oleo Orders to be made payable to Wit N. WMTWORAII, teenager, erased "Loudon sod sent ces: Westminster Beak.' Pre pri Lep or Saddles of Mutton perils. Shoulders . Std. Std Bacon 7 to 10d. New Berm Black Tee . ht. ed. In Pseheta of 7 lb., 14 Us, and >B id, (fancied tree wain 10 miles of the Market . Bathe Chats of about 00 lb. delivered free to say hallway Station in derry Zealand. or by Meaner to Bdinbargh, Ow, Dudek Aberdeen, Cork, Waterford, Wectord, Lo, or Ballast. THE GERMAN GAMBLING-HOUSES. BERLIN, Hu. 26, !Mynah In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the bill brought forward respecting the closing of the gambling banks at Ems, Wiesbaden, and Horn- I burg, in 1872, was adopted, with the amendment that the rooms are to be shut on Sundays and holi days. ♦n amendment, proposed by Deputy talon dorf, that the period fixed for the closing should be 1888 instead of 1872, was rejected by a majority of . two votes. and SOUND TEETH are indispens. N i fflAet E personal attreotios, and to lielth sal I; the mastication of food. ROWLAND'S ODO Wr e D MUM compounded of laireiliet• la of laellareable 1 s o aa4 the Tina, the umella • to ti reemilibresek. t tartar tie Meth, removes ef laMpleat dray, end and gemorme the to whit& it imparts • 'Mrs& De lavalashla Dee lam obtained palreeeme ad royalty am* the Mr. Zoom, mid it is iudmrsally la 14•1 repute. Mae IL fa. pm box. hold at ta, liatteamante• Racily chamiels and pmfumen. Ask for lowland's Mimic aIideiLLANEOUS and SCIZNTITIC APPARATUS. XiR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at ids Oran Rooms, 88. Ringairen, Coveatigndea2o. IiORROW, Yeb. Zs. at half Fast it precisely, DISSOLVING Vi LANTERNS and SLIDY.n, microscopes and objects for ditto, mathematical Inn ruments. pbotographic apparatus. reeeleal bone, opera andrace gimes. and a great variety of miscellanea —On view, and catalogues bad. lIDEOPLE'S MARKET.—For the 00lbrenitetne .11. of Muir at a distaste, deposit accede WO lie seed on yeocdpt of a teseittance of sot less than t 6, whet trite nit orders will be punctually ezeotted op to the mount Oraglise to the credit. J. 11T.ALL and co., of Houstiseftek arzsalre to the amount of &xenon' accounts. CIURIOSITIES.—Wanted to PURCHASE, OLD V CHINA VASES and OBJECTS of HIGH AHT.-1. IS win purchase for cash .04d Sews, Chelsea, and other DiRCELAINEtt, antique bijoutcrie crystals, Limoges and other enamels. ormolu clocks, candelabra, furniture, bronzes, sta. fury,Ac. F. D. has *large collection of objects of high art slways on sale at his Galleries, 100, New Bond street, W. Valua tion and es made for probate duty. All lerAers and Photogranits addrereelaa above. r .Arruz.—m. LNITIJOE contains an moths u.limbo. arida pampa .a um• arlabout daagara.—Nr. O. JOZZAIT=. ath praparla a Oro ma Pak al What far Isnaaa), leaccussadral by tbaltanisal Ibeiamiwaka oat* astuea, and an chat seances. ism& na. Pabk l et sat la bd. Pe* try pad, 1a.114 la. I& N. fIEILARTA PKRIITATAL —This now and beautiful I.J NOM TARIM to tho 11600 i mint ow nob ; tt li i, to the opt, &Withal to mite am, Dom wilt to , mod ocattilato all *smells of Witt l a p in with amoo ot toolicoa molttl Ow, dotolla, trot too 11. 1 =tr i llt .k ood nParirsruit, se ee a m id MK* of Wolin lesoloo-croataken, dio &aim oYY d losaldki isgmen, PS, et. Jamooloot., sal I% loompsoli. ROME. ROME, 7121. 26. To-day being Ash Wednesday, the Pope took part in the usual ceremonies in the Sistine Chapell His Holiness blessed the ashes, and distributed them to the members of the S nored College . and Diplomatic Body who were present. The Official Journal of to-day corrects the state. manta of some newspapers which, in speaking of sending the Golden Rose to the Queen of Spain, asisrted that the Ross last seat was to the Queen at Naples, in 1849. The Pops last sent the Geisha Rose to the Empress of the French, at the of the Prince Imperial, in 1856. TNthe SPRING PARR'S LIFE PILLS ere need by thonsenda They clear from the pega di Irarttal bnpluttlea promote appetite, aid anoint ,Deatb tLe blood lh an i : keep the bowels regular. Meow efailerbg complaints, pains in the shoddier* and the beak pikekrbussile. and general debility, are particularly reamietendN to try PEWS LIPS PILLS. They hate never been known to fan In affording immune* relief. FOR COMMERCIAL or PROFESSIONAL PrEPOPANS —To LET, a rrirr YLOOB, In a i t= tivvvovntare, near the Were Ned, sad very esetriL r Mty, and 25 feet by It —Apply to Mr. SPRTNG, No. 1, Tottenham-court-road, W. TinIMGM WRITING WRITING MI, invented, wassfeetered. sad sold b JINN= wed MOUE% Jaeare =Own to ISt Own, St IL Jearesdriet `an lempadreet; awil at the Po% OlOos„ are be ark am ead to se eoimenint Oa saws berm Odra. es Ow larwice. . . The levestios Is • taut reed tee.“—SlNees Sept U. MR, G. D. SANDY, STOCK and SHARE DRAM& No. tB, Threadneedle-street, London, &C., Intimd s business in every description of Stock Sachems seen. Mining and Financial enterprises, at close market prices. A .c:,eted list of British his, shares, well worthy the anen t.e of speculators, forwarded gratis. Daily Price List on sp- Plication. Money advanced to any amount on legitimate Mocks sad shares. References escheated. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES so, call at once on the undersigned, end be relieved from the nn lemma fear of ImaNeonment and executions. Bankruptcy and !none cams con on moderate terms. Prints arrange m, ma made with creditors. Deeds of composilion and amigo .est matted. Protection to person and property obtained %about pabitelly.—Apply to Mr. /L BARRIB, 477, Strand, W.C. liullth loth 4. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, so oflootool remedy. without confining the bowels or 4 .201,CL0g the= s tar . idlcadous szelg=t, o ta started to warmed ems ad milieu, and Indplent consumption. It trr Twilit/ aura Wenn idiom Os faculty pronounce Matrahl• tdmirobly Um tickling whkila provokes frequent coughing o oeffioodskag commumptlon lb officio ore truly beneficial. r nlces &Vat sloop or OM Wag down for fear if suffocr 40 4= on relit In • Pow Wastes ofter faking It. juz am c t il: oold chemist, a. Hbrre , r d i a Ag =o Bo u rticulor la_ Chronicleofilee, CeMeans% Jonamylo,llMl Gentisman,—A remarkable ma. d Ilhownighle has ease uod mpablioatioay notice to-day, and as I bars pareded M ea to send to Mfor ,I do so, hoping tt bora Ohms r. William itaunderson, captain of t raw he aceregrarldary Km* of / Newcastle-on-Tyne, at presort taking fa ems at Port man, purchased of me a • hog of Pan% If PTO; and he told me that three meths ago be yea °bilged to use crotches to enable bins S. walk, and that he Nair/ from Rheumatism. A Mend of his swig him fa OM debt advised him to try Parr's Pills be did se, sod haterfo he had finished taking the first box be threw midis the mutable He is now active and strong, and can Walk mike wiltp leaded reel it incs he commenced talMa the PIM he les ohms pounds in weight, looks younger g , and fads begat In way way. I am, gentlemen, years Indy J. kOCODUZL Sole Proprietors, T. ROBIRTS end Co., 8, Ciebetoult street, London. PARR'S LIIi PIUB my be obtained of fol 7 Yedlele Vendor in boxes, Is. Old., 2s. ad., and to laagy Packets. U.. each. Media, •41 . 6 eeb box. GAILTIISHORE'S TONIC INVIGORAT ING It/ISTORATIVE PILLS. These Pi are legetarty efficacious In dlsonlers and inchspostticse where the strength fi impaired, exerting their inegance over ths whole airman quen, moting and the secrettooe cd nature to o pro rder. and re.establlshbu Teetering t good health however mach in sola to nous at Is. 14a., ts. Let, and eh StE sack free Pest far le. fa C ltd., end es. lad., by IDWAID ate Emmy di 0., OS. Onferdatrest CIANDLEIL—If you do not want par candles ozolodroly for bow bed with pleosialasoo of bodirboo bandef= rums Cit P nor Oak " oe Ibter Goal Sporis" or 1 . .= adr 11." "No. or "lhodansa" Oowycolls la mew. moo la be book tri : a t Imorporwa Portilawerelia lit yes mast bara as tabowat trarporosay (km, Nesefra. Mars Posilbs" made "Yabosseiso" frld shy ft Is yea Is potbdisb owl at a orb mobraroblso drab madly Ameba. kr my oboe nay bides Parslato Oaallos The sow MOO " PRIM IMILIDININD V. oadobbs ~it et bob olas~al Wipes ebb drab be Is oprosabso VFW Maio Woo Illga ri t g b oboes tb boom* ellosibirlioasolo laydrealibe di die boa M boa- btbriop Yam ban be& Is to. an of file said bean of bob oosomilitid pos = dos lams orterrlion is "Mob by tee mod mimosa arm Ira ideate is WIG is it MOO, so be car cad depootlao be maims ow Wader besnalb orboloimody. nacre wroisomilit tlr ietiibnufj.Nr gni esrusik a lognaglag Rah Ihs t•statfits *soft.• yam of above Is harboor„ 6. 4injay PATIIIIT NIGHT LIGHTS." bit b Sr abb . = E s olSto be tW v i es WI" IN eat' Z i ga . 110 . 7 - ' *. .1"1"411"iir ...:„ whisk wee ininsisseed in ear isgreiehia . of Monday Lei ;being shad le hike place under the &napless of the ale lisesems Net Tres Libreria Assoelatlon is now Moil* lined li liesday, the 9th March , at Rim Wimp. gee use ef tie ben having been kindly granted for peryees by the peeldeat. Mammon' Ooeuaarsci.—On Friday_ „last a &ilk two years et am aimed French Edward Wheelie, d Mr. John Wheeler, of the Red Lien lan, strayed hem his awns bete the twevitease. The none followed, ark es she inbred the brewhoese, the child tamed to leek he aril fa kb a tab into whleir wort wee ambit get hi. eat no liel mold, sad his clothes wen Iried OIL Mr. Wal k, was called id sinseiles Ilea After llagerlag. till Ilet anah =be dini. peer little fellow ez i = =n .airs death sow the of the nerves An login* vas bold before Mr R. T. Rae, el* ..amen. whir ihe jury retorned a maid in aftwedenes •fl 6 the !.eta—WereatioreWre Crwontata WIDNZADAT SIOITIONL—Ye being Li Wednesday, there vine spook' marshes in met of the HOSPITAL TON DEMI= ON I= Tan0e5.,..... 1 31 Lis" elm" ' " the ae Li v is id a m "l l "l 4`.22 Pen D lery sir lit Ai r . atil r ie — intik al el li =7s theg Yan gjeTal a w=ll. sa a Vier / .. T s " wee. new . 1111•11S. • De, posamea, at y or k. At lb. my* lima" TIM WNW LONDON Ho= fleinannant, liateg, time wee enemenisa win at half-pain II este*. amber et pansies aketumeat at this esia fail wits at 11, lie einem being preadhal by Ihs Mr= gtel week impair! RC of Thigh atm Sam Meta the einekaa J t T ~~ ~ Tan REPIIESINTATION OF BRIBTOL.—In come ernes of Sir Morton Pro having declined to secede to tie of the siniamen of. Mr. John William Miles's that be sissald accept the Chilton Humidly& fortinwith. bat hasher' impeded to the wimhas of his own part a=n, the Conservative Asweelation Yr pew te the • Hors of Commons, which is =sent round for the signature of their nassobers, sad others holding amervatiee ions. The document is of past length, and Gould in legal phissoology. It ereadades by praying that the house will declare the seat smart, and mar a are writ to be issued for the aeries of soother merbse. This petition is to be for writ f am the risasesrlshog of Hew of ea re d it is rid that it will be fol lowed ea es oft day by • Era* sera for the issue of the issiL an the part of the liberals, it ls . said that W i at a r ig h e putkin, bw and i t s h nor e ttotat of tAi w o GIGO& Mew Pool-LAW Melon AisaariliMirra.—The -Posekw Based hoe communicated to the guardian, of the ✓eseal parishes and animal iatmeered that they do not to carry oa t their edging rimier of edam the Wearmissierod prat in re B&W Gee, to the tae cd 13a. GeteGeldi mid IL Gelege. Illawrirw, bet to meehlet GIP peel** of 'Ma 4 /nee wilit theiperieb of Bt asmay, Me • ; sew union, to be teemed the IN Amen 17ake, end he add the parish of Si. Hartimiellssamils to the &mil Union to the pre at St Aare Sr pmaiihr Si. Giles sad St trap. Hiesesslary us its le• Prod war a board af aaraMp emetieweed . seder .the 4th and WEibia IV: IL Wks the IL Jamie Thar is ear 'Welled seethe Mille 41 = 64 _1 444 / 444 d al* =e au ta l to B 6 :erZ ir lrrist tee. . ibe 1 6 6 1.1 W. a ands the of Go Pew sem 6 mad & The elmed the Naos USG, U foie M* 4 orga Wiese. ; • e,:i 1 /: • -•"•1 1 4 •_ tit all • - :;ad l , AMERICA. (sr arum° rmataara, =wan NI. Trisa:m ar lss.ise:.} aaw The Inman Royal Mail Steamer City of Boston arrived here teat night. All well. Closing prices 141. Sterling exchange on ,Loidon, mi. 6-90 United States Bonds, nes, nt ; ditto, 1886, 100 ; 10-40 Benda, 104. Min* 198; erie, ra. Cotton : Middling Upland, 92f. Petroloam, standard white, IS. IILKS.—Z. SIMPSON and COMPANY. a... 7 A large. r 1 sad antona ll y cheap deck at Moak Glatelead GROS GRAIN SILLS, prime Is Ild. Ilk Id. per Also a hop panel et Mein sod Panty Coloured KRA deW Wt mom et the obsepsd se love pot oared, prime la Sp. to Its. lid. Der erVITIL—MI uneseolly cheep pored et SI Veloota, Colours toot Is fled. per yard; Meeks, is. 111 d. to tla. Id. per yard. R. SIMPSON sod COMPANY, SO (late 41, 49, 50, and ar, Foreseen-street, City. N R—Roons esehurvely for the sale ot Silks, Shawls, Mantles,