The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

q• tefria 7 --,/ 1 /11-it • / 4- -4 , C.l lll I 4 1111; Al; ,0• , , . • KW SP. \ PER , z OA Altair- LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, .1999. Na 4,886.) [Stamped, id. Additional TWOPENCE CkeUTTA, callitig at MADRAS.—The well so.n clipper misfit try steaaa4hip II YUASPIFt.2,U9 tans, SiVa brow power. wow hadirut ie the Victoria &team' Wells. Wra Imre OS tilt 1311 312,ty. eta:. trkime putsanaers at An.l leash* liesivainal on the 1 .th !lay. mis nuanibeent ship, built ex am the India trade, bog lowa thoroughly refitted, boa oreoton•M dton for passengers, anal will curry so ta ev4won slid • stroardeo, allestoa Will he continued monthly by use of the tarsals tas&-immiliouplary etras vcurls Wowing to this Cosofisay lAdy isselly• *wefts Camila ~.e. Golden /Yen. Queen at Om Ilsolll Waimea Tua► LIN s. sus NO s■+ NA UN TM LIM ISO yin SW SAM la =rale' th. Date al Wilma. Anse 16. July IL Nti.iee 16. November IL Dimmber wan. eJUSDLAT sail Ca. bap" Won. .111.11.101 rialTsadolioia - may. , 10•94 a. Lam vire dr appli irs he sepointmenta as la sowlee amid Desniary. ben sad London illipples Ompiry 9, Illatiski" LC Aid MOORE'S AIISTRALUX LINZ MI ITT r g ET A 111 P —Pot fIYDNET DMA (AIII O = es th•INAI April. kw adpploir d. sea Awar. eklpprr ih 1)A14, A 1 IS park Iwo gvgleisr. (1111)161 INN/ 1, Cosausinler Was I. IS. Ladle lbck& T Om pGamis from Ctslas. J/Aftwed her cargo at $ roton% sad is • Aril rd. eggetleulty for Ilan we a ?might we PA•esse Appli le II Mil. ROBS= awl tol l NlPllll4llAtosrt. Curshlll it le tar= sod NOM& 1111/Alwarea. Z. C. 11 of PAC= fliflP.—/ POET Pw. Lift* pro Ima loft of her mh nalorn en4ed r 11411 lows • ma* , the Pritbli clipper O 4 lorkalfifiGEJENKlN l'vesiOlOalf • 184, la SW Least Deed Tbl• favoestit• ship Is ban as s kw Oa ncyllott cossaltioe Is widelh aNallfte OMNI 14 =4. MO Ism aOw pony, wta pee asimmeafiligr *Ad —Par Wm§ of kolitit at pimp IRV Ile DIV rir ' sarrOOßZ. R INOlMmelrest. DlTTand MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ACSIT SSW ee Fee AMMO DINO Dm tbe =Ler et Ire np end 01010 sad wok be peciNvelt 0 ebeZ App. tbe wdl , e6rwe Able. dem eltpeec IIL A. AL. weiteeer 06 w ALEXADDIUt Lorna, ecommoder . leeilag is the 16606 Decks. 00 Ise vowel wed mob" trader Ye esenelly 11011 De tbe trade, bee a 'Weed poLgoith ArsCrate arcoommillins 11u. cella ram/ le bele 06=Ity forme sew iot vetaree.l true' A I. 74 —ter I=l M pimp empty to DONALDSON •Wee.. U. Laellise4ooo; et to MITI' sad mums.% immasparast ThIVITT wed MOOR= AUSTRALIAN USE <tracl ET Milt —For lACSONDDISI DMA • weir iodic hos do• port 4 Dor omposd. so dipper bow d will io o.ami. &nook. lirtrwiam • I. miaow So Om TIMMS Mink Cmmokr: L.oko Dodo. MD owl. Ii he Ike MIMI bole. Dos cwt eiftw • 1 posemp.• IN doodooomidosiso ger a too did edam Mom d Dalai* sr woo oppe Solar. T. IL 11/Err rst . t . IS. Ilsbrhipbse •t M lIIIVPrr sod WORD. D. DlTTsad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ITLILIT 11111..-7. 110•AIIT rows Me* s = Intbalantved frau Ss criee• W vat the spinal aborkria lll•Tar a • 1 I•= e t= CI left i r isosaburlitul wed bow UM es•nsale Nur Ye Inds. Yr assmaideillm• d pen la mad Is est of dos =M el = al Imam perAnsoll O. 1.11,16111 arm ia• aka, aaa vat ma ass mr•va•A z zr , WM. te 6601 of prow opts • wan @Ed arms.R =Var. libwt BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN clams... LOINDON. TONI. ohm Cfirs F.l_olBl, UN _ lialhott emer Zalt. =Annaba .. lAN Anil n ham .... nay n non nwalsilln lux! PIMPII. Mood a mold kens nionann 0411, pr y, avrole E lan m it =rel !all lintn 6 Um; ornet. Y sod Co lasessilogsinst o 'DOR VALPARAISO, touching at St. Vincent, x cars as vino. and Monte vi —The Peelle Mom • Marlon= Comikants Kir HMI Iron TAILCA, WA tow. MART N HA MILL, Commaaler eftl 7 - 21aa wad e Ww4 i , of iblhabo.tcl,..n. verb .upe n OIIT r kIUILaDAY, Lt My accommodation for pimingers • Par Mow of ;ramp, or freight of treasure trio other dasorl a tton • d amp 'rill he taken appid at the Compary's Mom. W r o P ater street. "Mont or In London. to Mean. a r a Lnglia, TAIL and YLMICA, 2, Willie llart-oourt, Lou. to terdotroat. erpo.,l , March, INS. W J. OONLAN,lkadary. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NSW YORK ingece.—The LIVIA/IM. 1(1W YORK, sod PHILADELPHIA STEAM-8111T COM PANT Intend deagniek bg their full powered troo Saver :attain Alpe, calling at Queens town t embark palomino and iisenatchee. as follows: WEAKLY FROM LIVERPOOL POI Nut Tom _ m OF NSW TONS, Wednesday. A pirtl O. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Apru iI IWINSITRON, Wednesdny. Ali And every maece.,ling Wednesday. Gilds psinage, IS, 17. and 21 0111.1ella, IliCenrdlug to the seem wireinelon. Forward ...Nines., Incln.ling all pronsiona osekad. Passengers or Canada alit! the VI etvern State. booked agesgh on very rivantssisons terroa—Por further partleulan Mato WILLIAM INMAN, 21. Water-street, Liverpool. or to Yd litAtila. el, Mak Willinsaltese, eity. BRITIBII and NOItTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL MAW /Hilts, appointed by the Admiralty to rail litmes LIVERPoOL and !SLAV YoRI [ , and between LIVER POOL sad lartsTON, with liberty to all at Rabbis or other ports M had and receive mails, goods, and passenters. the Ruston allpr calthig at Halifax to lent and receive passengers and Mt Majesty's malls The follnwins or other vessels ore op. pal Mad to mil from Liverpool, railing at Cork to receive the • PLIMIA. for NEW Yllllll, Saturday, April IL paseeawers sod acs, Is for Namau sw.l Havana. to bo at New York ou board the R. II Karuak. AMERICA, for BiesTISN, satorday, April 19. CHINA, for NEW YUKK, saturday. April M. Puma* faulty, lociektlitg atrwarars tee and provisions, but without 'dots or Nines —To Halifax and Bston, ekdrf 1:41i411, en second calolit. XICk To New York, elite( cabin. a. 26. wood cabin, OS. Erels,ht to 11.111fss, Boston, and New York. CS wr ton. and S per cent prime.* —Applyto J. B Voord, 52, 10141 Brentatreat, London 1) turtle. Ilsere, nod It. Place de In Name, Pam .U. and J. Burn., turlsaman•stratt, Otwarow U. and C. NUI Ver. Queenstown; or 1.1„ and C. Sliver, It, Waist. atrwat, PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS will despatch the undsrmentloned Mat-claws stamen as gallows: inITTI.RD%II, the ATAVII R, front the British and ►on nrn Steam tt hart s r,• ry blond.) antral(' at 11 tam., and the FT fr:Ntn dtit, ...Ay I Intraday morning, ai 9 a.m. Qom off the Tower. ►or ISKY.tIII4, the \LK E, Wednesday everting, Aprlll 9, bra Finnelpleina Fares ar, al, end 19a. &slam Yokel. leaned at a tars and a halt Notiee.—The Railway between Bremen an.l Bfemerhaves Is now ~peo for the veto e)ante of par.-Ligon acid merchandise to all parts of Germany ►.. r ourucrevitn. the G%STAY MAMA, ab.at Aprll 10. from lineselydnere. ►area, 1,3 3. and X: BA. To be fel/awed by the U) U(1. BARON IIAtIBRO Far cliPtiN LIAOILY. tha Y.AsT ANOLIAN, about Apell 10, trap Horallgantra lay tralita. peimam e , atopy at talvertal 010 re, ~►, ar to PLII.WIPPY,OLATIII. and PHILLIPPS, 11. Itaallaatt, L.CI. DINNEFORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ha bag daring tventy.are pear., "be' UMW b the teedkal profession, and unit.e soneptad by il lte=v is e didie, the beet ren• ay for acidity of the sinettsch, rat and in•ligo•tion, and as a tend ape eked let debases mantitution•moro especially for ladies and ddldia If le prepannd in • state of perfect parity and mane grew* only by Nialltril) sad 1.41., 17r. No. Dandlahaaelhn w atava• latkee; add soot by all rogscutb" chool•la Illiearelt Vi Bucuiars xrnriooltainiso ISSINCE, lee Narver Ileliutatioa ate 4 Omura! Weaker s, et agate seatem kielapmelee DIY temital telphhty the meat &M -ailed emillestlak timeby mourte. health. loneaved Namettek , awl redesbled tof the nuaculer =ia. Me WI km egtvletlice. asd peeve failure hirpna• Pelee per MO% l► or kw lbw W toutoUtr, ala.—Telelseale Aireels. 11Altel.Alf rd BUN% 7t, farrtaipaer sated : aeldi of all Oradea. throughout the wedd. INFALLIBLE and prompt CURE for COUGHS, aim sad Lana ConeplrluM, nors Throats. Syslassy. *a., by less TIOLTOSA L ran - HUM of the HERMIT. prowled by Pr,. ham BERN A RI/1 NI. chemist, from simple herbs, without =Ad wursnte4 by analysis imokido. Doped. Mews. y and soft% fa, 'armorials-wort, city, aa hire la per boy with iairectisos. j'OZZAVII corAmira—oo i nikOmbobs gm, an Amhara lha bug eimodhs WI Sas ere st a, sedihe bate sad Mom end simmila sdisiqr ususss sod grads aleterbehee. le. Isemsa bee la lelebelas Shoeveatiltle therapeutic eer g ejrderlaareent i r lamer kWh lis Sofsbas all the Ws boo boos sampled by Ur Pi.s Met Maid= use ar• a thorssel triSe Ils P. es/ Mersa Issas els. IX Thesseeh aq's, soll al /11/eheatiorete. t y re eare el lleesee. MA Peered, alea Iwo Mak -,„.... 0 . m . ~.. 4 SISL Us Ilapaliss slidi In Se hos II • 0 . 1, 1 01111 .• iamb a an Is sisal dig lop, dear r.. or dingle Wass VS 4e. all ; the II Slab Os 111.—JOZZAU, rres,h liaiimatus. lamb •• s air IL (Naas rani; lad Sil HATOB GRANITIC COMPANY. I Nonce 111 11111111 HMIS Sal She ANNUAL I 1 UIIUAL )12117130 of the ?mildews of Ms oar. .m be holden at the loaden Wleolevase. laulpte ha% ea TaVll 2 - DA Y. the It et lky nest me !fee 3 o'clock preelse/LS resolve . a seelesasall et saseania for the year smear SS of llsrei SA: So elect kw dbi•ters in the roues et Janes Lys lA. " !meetZ. Tymaa, Wm , Willisa Yell, Esq., lad le = see Harker, Ithq. : and to sleet two auditors in th e room el i Arthur Hank Esq., and John Henry Saylor, Sq., who all: a s 2 of Otte by rotation. in pursuant" of the direction of the aharke, and are severally eligible tor re election to their several °lkea. W. H. PALMII, Reetersry. 4, Millbank.row, Westatinsfer, April if, IWW. THE ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL QUIIPAN Y. Socitt& Aneurism 11 tth United Llsbdity, sad Marts to Bearer, '• appal 23,110,000 f f 11,000.000:, nfriaproiriiiisiishitive of soot. (LW 'ewe. Deposit on addElmilen II per them and di on elleissent. The Mlles Chmerninent guarantees a minimum Menet adz per art. os the capital, and ales • sisklug tend to provide toe IMYeMOSlMpidaii. NEOCTORR Q MP 71e W t de Caroni , Member et the Chamber et Depotke. The Oldotredl, relator , tormea & Gorinster o Itolagea). 11. iip~ at Ow beak at De Itheeehd (lemetier Ministered Public Meets et liedies). Wessen, larater, Turtle. M. Inerenh, Daaller. Perim PROCTORS cm WROLAND. O. O. Macph n ersoiq., Chairman at the Aph sod ratted flervice Do Lined' R Reid, tee.. Director of Pe thl James Dickson, IM. . .Lemnos. Nephew, end 00, 1116Vriii= . , Ihrst.-Coloaal W. Campbell Onalow, Medea d the Madam IrrWlan and Canal OWE Aged g 11111 1S 1 ,4 0 P• • • • -- 10 .0 24 01 1111 /11PPOIft l f C. O. at t lkeeteeet the kpea and MIMI kinks kik, P. D. ad =Chskmea ol Peabeenkr alml Panama Shim .I.= "s kaa., Claleott Ha e r i rseinee. Serra. J. P. Wellhead, .maye P., Damen Chairman al the mad Week Weakra e Co mss patu n. Um= a Laken lama end Co., Ilk X Liana 01 Itan—Meran.= tam end Co., Tulin. laseakens—bleaars. Inee zre ar a tz e, th e rmanalreet. Pmensetie—limen. Poster and Ilecadatron. 30157 111110111111. Memar. Mlane. J. Alisnalst • , Imes& Tomponey Callem, be, emeliemienee, Chi leoedehreet. akenleane, pee ha— ' Bask. Lk comers or TIM COICTAIT.—neeLof thh Odsgoa7 le to ed'esa the menoble remomemillve woks Into hoe Imom apmaled mod Oho gomormmeal T a i mow ff gof opeadrostiem et Wood= Toole la Tatham bag. ge wad bat Mom No ospoldbm owl mem et so r d lad oefilom h lldy, NW they bow bon regadol N mod* d odor firsadas ge s i===? by gm govarograS be it amit Ord lbe fedi gem et that Tam ths=dies w 011111121 batimillea et bad to we ellmatee bee to died eme d w nod ode and proatede In voddeste d mead Im Whew eefdleatioa of Gun system hoe AIWA temiamo al boa Id lee reread. on the end of coo - a w rapoi et Medusa In Soda, It ha. In. adieed the peobore dNo ad ten-fold . and It has even to the d L..wrtp Note yebirertilal renown for exhaustless Woe The to operating et this Company maw =ameolt a ilebeet whew of the famed pada, ea. had lem led et Om Alp to the hooters of Lombardy, amd Sealy dklealed N the ad dm of &trope. The Coempeay will Imaregialldy teed N dadroet the Ored Irrigagea Canal of Northman .1m with the ass:V t Ust celebrated memo Id, enjoys the ro. voltages Im Now tof bohemia work.. and whose have, after amid emomilmathab boom apposed of by Mr. Abeemathy sod serrwlb tbe Ilellemesimeemasst. The Nod Ow" MOM lem de did sad Ni fed dish will comma= ad Mamma, lam idles north of 'nobs, pun through the deb delatele it the Torcellalo and the Lomita*, mid terod mite al the deer Tidos, as. Norm. It will &Who ea ea Wattle empely et eider hem the deer Po, obice bag bees called the 1110 el Italy. cm woad of the rich Wads& datter brought doom by gemmed. It will Width, dont thee IRO • wet, eel tt Y alasted that the testa et the proprietcos odd thefeby be thandead by gem.,ooo yet aomma. In order to Wald NI Meade. et =Slog media ems Oho wets at Ilse deletia. sa dasalls ionalmal="beem dab golorumme ter N. emehts the eitingag dodo et lbe Dun Doge& amd lbe Seds, which will or gar besomo letbalry tbe Grand Canal of the Po Vie pedoesd toe them cam& t Si. anode at Monad doted mil ths mood laeluded to the goaramasod capital. _ GUARANTIES qv TIT ITALIAN 00VINIXENT.—Tbe ihtnirnan — Taiiimingtan — magli - MMTiatereni -lie mann OM Ye 'Mks NOY le be expended ta Is paraheas or coastruntea d Is IMO, Ms preliminary amenam and ths amasseeneat sad ambillanbass el the min of the Company. Um making it. Mans a Ms mad shmtamone Inmatimat, la. dessadeetty et thet leas midis M* my be anticipated from each important meta. The Italian Goverment Me samatess tbe repayment of the capital through the opsesliss of • Atkins fed. The redeem Ma of the gnaw ntagagnellg kg Molls Ma rest advantage to the Nu e.ldar, thiM Mar hada( received back their capital la full_ they will maim platleimices la all main meedlos I per mt. darns Ms padres term of Me con asedon. . . . . . . The provisional concession was resod by the Ministers ef Aviculture and Commerce, and of Plaance, on the 15th ultimo, and the Government has engaged to procure for this Company all the necessary posers which require the comment of the PENDITUU—Tha cost of the works will he dothwed by the share captteJ of the Company, and by bonds Lased ott the authenty of the Government, with interest guaranteed. ivory hood will be stamped by the Government, and the interest of 0 per cent. will be paid at the National Treseury. Provisional contracts have been made with the emotion and approbation of the Italian Government for the execution of an the weeks by experieoced contractors, who are prepared to de posit ample caation money for the fulfilment of their assess ments. PROIFITP.—TL. Directors desire to avoid holding out eg earterated estimates of the lane profits to he derived hem tin* intestine works, is addition to the guaranteed interest of 0 per eent. , but the ofbcial returns to their possession, which have bees prepared with the mon scrupulous accuracy, and which may he seen at the °feces of the Company, Justify them in anti cipating profit. fully equal to thole which have been obtained under the most favourable circumstances Is Italy and other countries. In ranking three calculations. there ma he no bettor rolde than what has taken plane la our own bar era likapire, as exhibited In the following statement "Jens& CUlatg, NulTH.Winalin PROVUICIL—ne govern ment return. show that the value of the trope owed In one year by the water supplied by these mash, whom length Is 445 miles. was £1,101,1100. Ia lett the teed of Dbeeters sanctioned an expenditure of /116,1700 e the beaten Jams Coml, which Ia one year yielded a deer preit to the geeerameat of £9,700, besides emersion* lacreasket the vales of the crops, and thug benefiting the cultivators to a far larger amount " Nonni-Wonsan Pitovillegt —ln Wee provinces an en peroliture of t'567,000 was towed sallecient Se construct wain Irrigating 1,300,000 acres, and than obtain a produce of the am noM value of M. 600,000. supporting a population of 000,0110 sul, Ulan Oceans CANAL. NOILTII.WEI7UIOIIIIC23.—CoIO - llaird smith, the director of this canal, now in mune of con strue, tun. ettimatet that it will he completed fur £2.000,000, and that it will raise the annual value of the crime it will Irrigate to £7,000,000. and the gain to the cultivators will exceed £3,000,000 per alumni." Extract from Report by Lieut.. Colonel C. B. Young, ofiltinalng chief engineer, Lower Provinces of Bengal, dated 07th May, lead: Whatever the resettle of different calenlatlons may be, there can be no I inestion. I believe. that canals ae irrigation worts are remunrraUve In India, whether the profits be 60 per cent, and upwards. as Colonel Cotton rates them, or, according to the more moderate aUmatea of Lietth-Colonel Baird Smith, sbont 24 per cent,. or, according to the experience of the canals tu the North. West Provlomm 12 to PS per cent., It Is equally the result in ell awes : I lielleve that they repay richly to both government and to the people the money expended on them." 1 he a per cent. Interest no the shares allotted In England, to gether with all dlthknils out of pronto, will he paid half.yearly, at 23 francs exchange. by the Company's bankers Is London. The works which the Company has undertaken have been urgently demanded by the whole population. The undertaking in received with the mistiest favour In Italy : 20,000 'hares are reserved for that country, leaving 30,000 for allotment In England. Appllvatkuts In the annexed form may h' made to the 'onion Directors at the Company*. offices, or to the Brokers of the Omapany in London. A copy of, the ooncesalon may be seen at the *Dees of the Company. London, April 4, 1800. PORN OP APPLICATION POI.IINAILL To the Tondos Lurectt ors o•f the Italian Irrigation Canal Company. Clentlemen,—Gavlna paid to your hankers the sum of I hereby request that you will allot me shares of Clu each In the Italian Irrigation Canal Company. and I hereby agree to accept the said mimics, or any smaller number Oat may he allotted to me, upon the terms of the statutes, to be approved by the Italian Government, and to pay the further .k• posit of CI per share upon the shares allotted to me at such Was and to such manner as you may appoint. I am, Gentlmcu. Name in full Address In full Date CDCENS CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, wirrak Is soldierly esteemed with PWa. OM*. Steaks, %um. (MOW Gravies, Hot and Cold Made, and unrivalled tor puma usb %sold by the ism respectable dealers MUM sauces —C. COCKS, leadiag, sok ararbibeturer, sod C. Cocks. WHITI and SOUND TI ZTH are indispensable Perimemi Anisettes, and to Meth and lengerity by the za rr eir ma ir aticetion of food. 101WLANUP ODONTO, or aleg, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, is • ingetimehle nine la preeervfLand beautifying the strenthinied Vans, and In vtag • pleasing fragrmice to e a %n o w greellentes teeter the teeth. removes mole oftndphmadessy, and pouches and preserves the enamel, to Which U twirls s peart-like whitings& Ito invaluable pre. False law ebialeed the patronage of repariy awl the mkt °. UWE of Differs, and It is universally is high repute Price • ag, pa beg. told by IL Rowland and foes, 20. Patton- M Ordsa. and by Chemists nod Perfumer& Ask for ilowlsade aio: ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. /CMS BILIOUS sod LIVER rms, mewed vdtli. ad it* liammelel larndlest teem the recipe of Dr. itrott, wUI tw freak lavakable So all wt. guru tram b iove and liver eon- PWWWv lwabwilow. wind, spook et ldipm diarinea of the sputa. I teal costtweeswow itaperioutrawatelwe. awl se &maw at We Weed. they in owssimal sal la Wdr sal gerwlefri le sismob auwisq . divwdes. lbw WIWI acne= W. Imaleark rest. lase basso. U 111. IL 61. Ds poi to kr Dr. 's alb= wed Lim lea !be WNW we • Pow PwW l O. val WWI= lam/Mse.' mend es Os T HE LONDON PAVILION—The Prop trkepe have meth pleasure G r a ndeing INOACMYRIIT et RODEPTI, tem th Opera, Pub, who will= IVIRT IMUNCI ads Week last Week but two 00111•111111 K• and Ilintamee Leiethin. Continued mums et the lIELBC/lONS : Ld the ambient tthent ium e =MUM ILLIOIT and Uwe ammo( is the earth mat render the plefralaltha anthselled petit d ?HS Unalolll PAVILION, Ilehboree-threet, tap of the Nap. therleth •thalskek &UM'S GIORK. aided Dirleille. EAII-DI-VlZ.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, la. par eillan, Y desuolutratod. upon antleu, to iza r of t bye tram oddity: and very superior to recent euenoa. In Preach bottles. Ite. ea : or if a ernes doe esemlley, Zahn: carriage paid. No Agee* and te be ablemailleabiof PINEY DAM sad Co, Otd lurnivals, Dlatlibery, Ifelbera;LC. XKR/42.—Pale Dinner MISERY, 24e. per doz. ..es. Libra" e map pea lowamanded with acendence. HENRY =MT and Co., litstillars and Importers, Holborn barn LC LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WALTON and VON. $ awl 4, GOODOBSTBIZT. W. Pand 8. RZYPUB HAVE OP . ADDITIONAL AND YOST W T P NA LK O.IOOII.DATANAT on =rodio Doodatroat), la with **Dl* Proodook THEV haucTirA NISH Oto broolloONalbr sobollod to %upset thdr sad Tonal !toot d imb-eloos Sorokin A both Ma GOONS CALILIAOI°FIN2I TO Aif•PAZT Of 11110110.11. 7,1•7 leikiholi o ll Oiloirgoos pods sod poob Die. _ SILTTAOTING Kin BORSEN F . simi=l i rlth es a m =paidtul soda I.l llK l ima ilisl g : " Nl tor " a. Sad inted Werga•sta sly pealsOli intim et beat. ViA1111•0108 POTATO STRAYER, the Cooke IttVain tug tmeesue BARLOW 7 B AUTOKATONOIRDZAKETZA, the Hasawides MIA womaill to lan me ton cri ...Ylslks hisolUill. MI bat ID pen.) BARLOWIII PATRIOT CASK STAND. NO era sr esdlasell asterbsd In Ukiah WM vsag Its Wag sea Is n.wlt Paw K . sad upward. lAitzovra SILT-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VINT PIG ; rsears la bar er seer eta. !Ate a ad.: awo Share Ora; le Apply Cast ts JAMBI IaBLOW, peinia 14. li, IIWm.AMg Mamba. /ma& OM rsersed War Is ca s YAW sans ere wises taitallor. lessedep Ere*. lda CAUTION.—WATIUMTON and BROGIDEN rasimmal the yobbo% ban the Qust Odd dated co tb• ba•—"lba• Odd mai Pim IOW," Ns applied to Jeweils/17_ • *irks. WATIMITON and IMOODINS OCILD mil all arlisbo moil broil by &Gm are add woe =M k s:A abbe immebeloyerie prism Ilsatabakary, Wivelardsik AJoin awls et dohs issidhos lit seta.—LlL idablisboNd l• dosed IA lln Se waft sat os Work" L HAMILTON sad RIICPTON, TAILORS, 100, MAUD. Ito WHW OUTINGS for the combs woos are now ready, of wedshipmfoon prmeella woo kit for Inspection. The trouser. lip are la variety, and of faro and patterns then can nel be aoalMi • Wed took of wolkJag, loom*" wad over eat@ are alwars on bawl. at HAMILTON and HIMPTON'IL IN. Maud. opposite Itidertua Mg. BULKS' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NNW WRING AND SUKKBD STOCK lee ehe Weridtemeed %dela te aew AN r OO ete LA sad rd lea TRO k MSO. eply w Ifbeee Treasure *ere erlig ea aiied = fr au. Wlaseealyaddreeels Ta,IIIOOI4DIUIST,MANOYNNAQUANZ sal alio I set earmeeted with. aay t o Maeda. sad elves. DeDea la We alma MASLOW& DNA lU&UAIY. 11141. ARAJ COMBIN•TION. I. MO= milliON beg rupriMs* botevaisd the= li every dontimmt at ali *sir tilltitassM the deg= desedines It amodated Ina wins Ilitymeel sawasiste. erlebrobel INDOPMAILIt BUZZ allipled ow& kr Mtn& Irfffir lieslotz= Mt 6 a low =al essisaable art pm Illia. to 'Ma salaam* adlre be lbe eilaact no= wrriatabla wait env prettani. To In Wawa et LAMM sad SON, Mambas= Habit llakesel mum 2= Ratters, Basler; Boot rad sad Mamma • _. _ ... . • testy w.stlet.~q 154, 164 154. 1.57, MOxfordetrod endes; tis laakilb 87, 88, 89, Aldgate. 500. art, New OsaiirdwineWit k iettEseat 137. 158, T ; SE, Iteatosarwad. itablldEbsabs: PrimUsea, If aliskire All articles are mashed la pieta Apar the lowest prices. from which no abatement as be wads. Any article not approved el will be exchanged, or lite ODOM returned. Leta of prices, with rules for seltmeesuroment, sad patterns, post heel Matessave preparealom have been made tar all WM,. /1 MOBll5 end 80filkestabllshmente wstaidnerd Friday evening at sunset till Saairday evening M game; wawa Is resumed until 11 o'clock. MU day, with 130 humorous Ilhistratiems, price I ime TBE FUNNY A.DVSNTUREfI of Mr. DELWIN', cm bla ceislieuted Journey Wadi tile, embracing ell hla Courtin& tilpurtiug. EarllimmEkla (iambilnc said Matrimonial Career. I t w llic at aaridtal 150 beautiful Illustrationa by McConnell. Prise one pow. Leedom : George Vicki's. Auggikeeark Steam& PIRA Edition, SA, PROVFXBB and their LIMON'S. By R. Camirix TEEM D D., Dean of Westminster. By the same Author, ON Um STUDY of WORDS. Teeth MIUon, revised, In ENGLISH : PAST sad PRESENT ' , berth Edition, 4a. MUM GLOSSARY. Second &lithe), 4.4 Logsdon : Parker, Son, and Sour% West Strand. NNW WORE, BY THE AUTHOR OF "MINIS IX COUNCIL." TEL dap, peat Bvo fa, ORGANIZATION iu DAILY LIFE. An Easy. Innate: Parker, Son, and Boom West Strand. This day dway Bva, with Portrait, 111 a, THE REMAINS of the bite Mn. RICHARD 1 17LINCH. Being Balsotioas INEI bat Jourrels, Wawa sad atila=n. Edited by her tin Despot Waaaitania. : Paster, Baa, sad Wait farm& Id. CARLETON'S NIEW WORE. This dog (wear before pabllitad), pries THE SILVER ACRE. By Wu.s.x.am Casizrox, Author of Stories of the Ilia Pitaseatt7," to Leedom : Ward mad Lock, IVA lleatattiaa. RIW WORK ay 9turAy* Agtkao. Titurtiayaieves r. 7 infe printed), price THs RICD ACH : a Tale of Social Life in Medea By GUSTAVII ADIAID, Author at " White Scalper," de. This new tale eurpastos In interest any work hitherto pub lished: and It has the merit of giving a clear Hew of Maxima laadou : Ward and Lock, 168, Pleet•treet. last yrallidial, pries la., New Rilltioci, by poet 14 rilas SCIENCE of WE : or, How toTve, 1. and What to lave For &planetary of the lifyrarra of Slant &faience. and the various Phenomena of w With ratrectione for raining Health and litrongth ; end Ranier& oe the Treatment of Disorder, Incidental to codentery ldte. By t•ITSICIAll of 10 years' practice. Chigniarra.—The Physical Education of Marty lAte—The Art el Prolonging life—TM Theory of Digestion—The Stomach end He Dinh:whim—The Cultivation of the Affections and Repletion of Ws Pummue—lifervoue Disorders, U., AC. Loran° : num gli. Cornball. and all bookeellen. DL CURTIS ON NIZVOIIIINgIe. GENII= DIBIL/TT, Its hid APublished, pries pest &seinen the Author feel! MYLDIOAL ESSAY on the CAUSE= CUIII of PItaIIATUJIN DFCLINN In NAN. with plain directioas for perfect resteratka le health and vigour. the remelt al twenty five years' suemeNelpenalles in the trestment of those pecallar nervous and ameired diemse which tend to embitter end shorten life. By Dr./. L COWIN 16, Alimintarieetreet, lieesetWy, London. eeneeltatloes, II till S. awl dto & Witte r.i.etlietton le ensuateseleiumeaberof society by Wbria else beta willembelealiethee eneineeseshald the Menai a/ parson, peeeepters daselni—e, or diemonsen: Louden Mann. ae. Oiewhill: and J. AWOL li, WerwlslihelL New 'IMP, price la. post free la Mantra et he a sealed epee- M* gimps. a popular medical week en 11/IVOOB AU/1710N V ITA VITA LIB, illustrated wi th 100 Engravings s hem Life (el ears attended at the Betel Dieu, ram. and Mew ReepillatiL neearlptive of the baneful effect. consequent roes use ran gm MOM° of youth and maturity. By Member g a b Royal College of Surgeons, Basked, eal l Lrl i te Ikea of the College of Physicians, Edinburgh re , . at wider the Medical Act, who may be consultedet. d eidence. 4411„ Xeddox•efreet, Regent-street, London, W. (egpostrei Ibsen's el sL Osessa's Mura). daily, 11 Mt 2, and Iran I till : Samdsza, 11 tiilZ To be bad direct as above, and Me all bookrilan fa Paternoster-row, London. Tis YOITHOOKISO Lulls Telix.—Tax Swum" 43666.—Y the Hai d his he the eemiso• law amt. tee Lam imeniesiog es Two* ant, veire exhibited. Ow el the saatimet emu to blatogidik ar = will be " Kelm* v. Biome sod Mb." th , the made Wore the inner fa the Stab Ito es nihilistic. to rennin the sedan Mei I d .s usioneeic not to pima boned the trial mola Mir Ye L ot t= r d ' on the triel the pent mar • could recover in the fens el adios In Midslithe jury pve 20,0001. damp'. The' peetles, It ie i. Mood. will be imied io Ireetraiaster7l6ll aoei ii Yhol!onellatim . new at the Tens. Then is a pad &milli brims it the elemeos la• mirth TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENte • (nowes nun ITALY. TURIN, Arm 8, Emma. In the Member of Deputies to-day, !Signor Cara ciola rimed explanations of the ministry as to the mamma taken against brigandage ' which bas recently broken out anew in the Capitanata. Be demanded that the negotiations for the removal of Francis 11. from Rome should be renewed. Signor Rata* is reply, acknowledged that troubles had occurred in some of the southern provinces of the kingdom. He believed, however, that the reports of the outbreak had been exagge /Med, because, having inquired if an augmentation of the military force was required, General Ls Marmara had stated that none was necessary. He Owed full trust in the officials recently despatched to *op provinces. SignorlieWand oontinned :—" With regard to the remo*al of Francis 11. from Rome, the govern ment of the King insists upon pointing out that the proes , at the es-Kings the source of the dia -1 minisiniaing from brigandage. The govertment baliFilit that the Emperor recognises the evil, and earibeeg the neoemity of providing against its • ; but it is impossible to suooeed in n all our diSoulties at a single blow." Signor Petruoalli added a few words, and the ' subjeet.droppal. DENMARK. CONSTRUCTION OPIRON-PLATED VESSELS 00P8NBAGIN, Arm 8, Emma. The Rigsraad voted so.tisy the extraordinary credit of 1,000,000 ripdaler, asked by the Minister of Mairille, for the gonstruotion of as iron-plated vessel. , GREZCZ. P4R1.1. : Ann S. -.bra. The Paris papers of this evening publish a tele gram from Athens of the 6th inst., stating that the tnsuegenis at Nauplia demand a general amnesty and change of the ministry. A decree for the amnesty has been published, excepting 19 of the chiefs of the insurrection. The same telegram asserts that the English asd French squadrons before Neuplia are stationed there ander pretext of protecting their respective consuls, but in reality for the purpose of advising the insurgents to submit, and of offering an asylum to those persons not included in the amnesty. The result is expected to transpire in the course of the week. BELGIUM. =ME L% irau. 8. Th. Minister of Foreign Affairs baa requested the Chamber to enter upon an immediate examina tion of hie proposition for the establishment, upon the Ist of May, of two daily postal services between Belgium and England. The proposition has been referred to the sections, the meeting of which will take place to-morrow. The Minister requests a de- Melon before the Bask, holidays. THE HERZEGOVINA. kOSTAIL, Ails 7. The Montenegrins attacked the Turkish troops near Spui on the 3rd inst., but were repulsed with lose. INDIA. CALCUTTA. Naas■ 16 (vi► Trieste). A person calling himself Bella Rao having oow rugged some infantry regiment of the Nizam, a' tumnlewas on the WvWbeurplosconv — At this junc ture the plot was however discovered, Balla Rao absconded, and peace has been restored. Lord Elgin landed and assumed the government on the 13th inst. On the following day Lord Canning received de putations from all CUM* with addresses. Re will sail in the Feroze on the 19th lust: CHINA. PEKIN, Fn. 1. Much is expected from the °new . of Prince Kung. A large body of rebels have been driven out of a barricade at %roosting by the Imperialists, Wider the command of Colonel Ward, an Ain.- risen. There is no other news of importance. SHANGHAI, P. 21. Bodies of volunteers are forming. Much %pecu lation is rife as to the result of the rebellion and the interference of other ppwere. Reports have reached this city that the inhabitants of Nankin are ins state of star►ation, and are eating human flesh. CONDITION OF SYRIA. Last evening a considerable number of ladies and gentlemen anneehled by invitation at the hews of Sit Culling E. Mardley, Bert., in Upper Gro'venor-street, to hoar dal/mints respesting the moral and material condition of Syne, and to receive information respecting various ex isting and projected enterprises for the good of the people of that country. Addresses were delivered by the Rey. Mr. Fords, an American clergyman who has long resided at Sider as a missionary, and who was en :rtin enecouring the destitute sod perishing through . tryieg period of the massacres and the subsequent Mr. Porde stated that one effect of the liberal aasistanoe given by the English, with whom the natives I persistently confound Americans, is the increased reputa tion of the English name. The funds were disported with rigorous impartiality to pence' of all religions, eerily this way the old prejudice which had so long iimmiated.tbs philanthropic activity of our countrymen with the dangn of making proselytes . was overcome. Mr. Fords ex premed a very decided opinion that the hope of doing anything effectual for the good of Syria must depend ar= on our ability to teach the young. This view ap pto be shared by the speakers bast acquainted with the matter; and the orphan institutions established in the country mince the cakmity which made so many children fatherless are relented to with gnat oatislwtion. The German dmooneene, before mentioned las established in fi sad who are In onmexion with the institution at have at present 97 orphan" under their roof ands biter Xies Mightinple was read, commending their entorpriseto the aeeiAaeoa of the philanthropic, as they just sow mush read help. ROYAL Od3ORAPRNAL SOCITTT. —At the meet- 0 hg en Meldley evening, the 14th last., at half-put 8 p.m., ZsiMS be imicre-1. "The Fiji Islands, their Commer lLeimilet 11116 r by M. Neuman. 2. " the late GoverwarM Miselon to the Fiji 1ab0d4 1: 17 4 Dr. B. Nemo& Tits AcclMOrr ON 71111 GIZA! Noirrizaw.—The sufferers by the accident on the Great Northam Railway, reported in the d'ras el Saturday, are progreedog fa vourably. Mr. Clarke, of Meshy Gees* who =darned the most severe injury, has as far reeovered as to be re moved to his home. The other peessegets, whoa nervoea =were allected by the shook, are pretty nearly re- Thigledisat is believed to have arisen through Medi& dab( tithe tails from the great amount of rain which has reefed, tam, or a deflection of the rails at, the points beyond Alprlark station. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. —Yesterday Se came of the Metropolitan and Thames Valley Railway, for romping four branch line* from the Oust Weston to a point near Southall ; from the Great Western and Brantford to Twickeobaro, nest Richmond bridge; from Isieworth to Chertaey-bridge ; and from Twickenhamto connect with the already authorised line of the Twickenham and Kingston branch of the London and South Western, was opened by Mr. Phion, Q.C., in Mr. Eicholefield's committee, and evidence taken on its merit* The contested clauses of the London, Brighton, and South Coast, and London, Chatham, end Dover bil ls were gone through and settled, and the bills of both companies passed. The Shrewsbury and Welchpeoll Railway ordained their bill, subject to the insertion of clauses confirming the agree. ment of April, 1869, with the London and North Western Railway. The evidence of Mr. Baxter and Mr. Gamble oc cueted the committee on the West Meg gad Hull end Owenby Railway, and local evidence far the promoters of , those measures mimed the committees on the Ilbrewebury and Hereford and Bristol and South Wasters Junction Railways. ARRIVAL 07 THZ CONFIDINATI SEW SOMA AT LITIRPOOL.—TIVERPOOL, TUESDAY- - lett algid another Confederate vessel entered the Mersey. The name of thin new arrival is the Sophia, and she comes direct hem Mar testae, having sueorduly run the blockade of that . pos.6. Her cargo, which is • very valuable one , omits of 912 bales of cotton , 108 boxes and 92 masks of tobacco, and 222 1 barrels of rosin. Captain Stevenson, of the Sophit o sl da tes that • large number of vowels bad lately ron the et aradestess, while several were getting ready to follow. ' The yawls recently gunk at the mouth of Charleston har bour with stoup were last breaking up, as the her- Duni OP TIM HOS. JOIN 3. Ex uor.—We tour was covered with Tarp quatities of the wrecksof these have to record Me death of the Han. John Edmund Elliot, vaimili the kte member a d p as u smas a f or d og h org h o hi m w h o di e d TES RIPOSTED Corr= or PHI YOBS - TOWN BY on Friday last, styes a protracted illness. The hoe. goo. A CONISDIRATZ VIREIL —Kama. Grinnell. Tinker, and 1 tamer, who was third eon of the first Earl of Minto, and Morgan, of Fenebarch.struet, write toes TR Memo, to the 1 brother of the late peer, was born 30th Marsh, 1788, so that report that the packet ship Yorktown, from Ludas for New he had just en in Month year. The deceased married, York. bad hem caP ( a( 0 1 1 aad_ o ( l66,o 7 o d_„„ aniw l a 0 0 1176d4rat• 3rd October, 1800, Amelia, third daughter of Mr. Jame privateer. Thel .Mate t hat the amP as Nam '4(k. Henry Clesinajor, el Madames. He entered the give service all well, on the Seth Muth. of the But India Company in Beeg u endy in life, and is. DNA= OF • °MINTY COURT JUDOS — We tired in 1830. Fran op to sad from 1847 to (Shedeld independent) repot to state that Joseph Thomas 1859, be was representative in the RCM of Commons for Denim% Em., judge of the onsets muds of Duhyshire, Roxburghslure. He was for two Jame, daring Laid Jobe axpkod at Ids residence, nut ' King's Newton, sear Derby, on Russell's administration, sueriery ef the Beard of OcoutreL Sunday evening last. Mr. CentrelFs health has been dr* By his death the firm rill of the Bid end Orontes of 1 of forth, lent few weeks, bat ori intim apprehensions erthast, the Bad and Ounedpes Mfrs* Lewd sad Lady ; were oderterlaed as to a fatal result. Oa Fridey, however William Compton, the 0 04140 . ZOO; (3 _ 41 . 0 6 _0 1 sod Lady i becrew worse, and the unfavourable symptoms i i=eti Elisabeth Rom il ly, Sir Jahn and Imo °ironies Drums, unto death pat an end to his existence. Mr. he., are placed in inouraing.llli death will ha a subject ol deep regret to the legal profession. OntVr•L PALACE. Orrs Ilin.wro DAT. wee A 141211001.112.—D0unt APRIL 7.—T he cutter TUBIIDAT. Arm dmiedons os masa% 701 ; ' Mee Fly, with toimeito at stalk ' s, stated to be for the Irlsb by swam tickets, 371—totel, i,or& east, hes bele Wed at Berry Heed. DEATH OF THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL. We regret to have to announce the death of a distinguished war officer, Admiral Sr W. F. Oamo Y. 0.8. Lieutenant-Governor a/ Greeswish Hospital. For mama months past ibis paintllialla had been failing in health, and yesterday &Italian he breatbad his last, at his apartments in the Hospital, at 2 p.m., in his 79th yam. Although described in the Navy List as Beer- Admiral only, his position as Lieutenant-Governor sot allowing him to assume his actual each, Sir William Car roll's proper piece was next to Sir Augustus Clifford, Ad miral of the Blue. . . . . . 73; iiiianaVrroll joined the navy at the beginning of the French revolutionary war, and served under the oou• wand and auspices at air Many Smith. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. - - Covent-garden Theatre opened last night for the Italian opera season. There was an immense as. rambler ; every part of the house being crowded, from the orchestra stalls to the ceiling. The theatre bad a most brilliant aspect. It has been entirely re-painted, re-gilded, and re-decorated, in which operations surprising activity has been displayed, as everything has been done since the theatre closed at the end of the English opera season. Thepiece produced last night was Guillaume Tell, performed in precisely the same manner as last season. The cast of parts was the same ; that is to say, Tamberlik was Arnold ; Faure, William Tell ; Madame Miolan Carvallio Mathilde ; Zelger, Walter Furst ; Polonini, Melotal ; and Madame Enders dorf4 the boy Jemmy, Tell's son. The spectacle, scenery, and decorations were the same as before ; and finally, the performance was attended with the same success. The success of this opera is a remarkable example of the power of fine music in sustaining an insipid piece. Nothing can be better than the story of the great Swiss patriot as a subject for a drama, and nothing can be worse than its treatment by the Brach librettist. What a pity it is that Basini had not Scribe for his coadjutor, for than we should have his music united to an interesting drama. The music, indeed, is his chef-crceurre ; and nothing strikes the listener with greater surprise than the composer's utter abandonment of his tamer style. We can scarcely discern a single feature which, recalls haidantity,, except the Italian Face and smoothness of his long-rounded periods. In every other respect—in his harmonies, instru mentation, and the whole construction of his con certed music—we might imagine ourselves listen ing to some great master of the German school. The manner in which this opera is performed at this theatre is so well known that remarks on it would be really superfluous. We must say, how ever that Tamberlik never was greater. in the character of Arnold. He was in the fullest pos session of his great vocal power, and sang with an intensity of passion which we have never heard /unpaged. This was remarkable in the 'pOt duet in the first act, between Arnold afid Tell ; and still more so in the nbsequent scene, in which Arnold receives the tidings of his father's death. His voice was the aryof agony, and yet it was full of musical beauty. The wt of Tell was admirably acted and sung by Faure ; Madame Miolan Carvalbo made as much an could be made of the silly character of Mathilde, 'more than redeeming all its absurdity by the ex gnat' beauty with which she sang the fine air ." Bella gra." The little but important put of the boy Jeremy could not be in better hana than Madame Hedendorra This lady is an intelligent and earnest actives, a thorough musician, and a vocalist df very considerable powers. The whole performance went off exceedingly well, though we have seen more enthusiastic ap plause bestowed where it was less deserved. GALLJRY OP ILLUSTRATION. The new entertainment, called A Family Legend, written by lie. Tom Taylor for Mr. and Mn. German Read sad Mr. john Parry, and produced by them for the diet time ou Ineday evening, is distinguldied from most of its predessemee in possessing an actual plot. This is in it'll' sprat aid to its saeosse-: people were utterly weary td thaw pespreterous she scram with the alliterative deablekarselled manna, who were always popping up from nadir Whir or eliding in through aide doors-characters utterly umeeresekul with. wish ether sage by a running string of dull dialogue delivered by the " entertainer." Now, the Family Legend is to all intents and purposes a dramatic piece, interspersed with singles; and it is fortu nate facie. Reed that he is duly licensed, or some informer would easuredly call the attention of the Lord Chamberlain to what is beyond all doubt a " Used** representation." The entertainment was successful, and when it has worked into shape will doubtless have a run. We should have liked more singing : with the exception of • trio and a raiding "patter" wag for Mr. Reed there is nothing to resoled. Mrs. Reed's 'Reims coattail° surely should be heard more frequently during the evening, and Mr. John Parry night, one would think, have been provided with • buffo snug. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (mot ova OWN PLUS, TUISDAT EVIN/NO. According to the latest nes& from Madrid, which I think authentic, the French attempt to induce the Spanish government to join in repudiating the treaty with Mexico has failed. Before the recent note in the Moniteur, which has justly canoed so much sensation; M. F. Barret, the French minister at Madrid, read a diplomatic note to the Minister of State, expressing the wish of the French govern ment that the troops should penetrate to the city of Maxim, whether by force or otherwise, and that negotiations shoidd not begin till afterwards. But the ambassador was told that the Spanish govern ment saw no reason to object to the convention of Soladed, inasmuch ask was in complete conformity with the treaty of London, in virtue of which the three powers undertook the joint expedition. Spain agrees with England in wishing to avoid any course likely to lead to a prolonged and costly oc supation ; and if France paa-aido in NaViaii ft job of this Mexican business, abe will Jo bo alone. The proposal of the Archbishop of Toulouse to commemorate the mowers of 4,000 protestant' (the Toulouse St. Barthelemy) by a centenary jubilee, excite; the almost unanimous indignation of the French peals, and I think the governmenk will feel called aspen to interfere with his grace% pious intentions. There is no doubt that, word ing to the concordat, the clergy'have no right to celebrate any fetes wept those fixed by law, and right to have any religinas - procession without the permission of the civil authorities. The Japanese amlissadors arrived in Paris last evening, and alighted at the Hotel du Louvre, where apartments had been prepared for them. They were received at the Lyons Railway station by M. Feuillet de Conchet, Introducer of Ambas sadors, and a detachment of cavalry escorted then ,to their hotel. A crowd has flocked about the hotel all to-day, out of curiosity to see the ambas sadors, and they, probably, as much for their own gratification as that of the multitude, have re mained several hours in the balcony of their apart ' melds, which looks out on the Place du Palais Eoyal. The Japanese flag floats from their win dows. A bill was brought before the Corps Legielatif to-day for prolonging the state tobacco monopoly till January 1, 1873. A conference of naval °Soars met yesterday at the house of a vice -admiral, to consider the great. question raised by the Merrimac and Monitor encounter, and they are understood to have resolved unanimously that France can build is many Monitors in a month as she has areenali, and that in a.year she could fit out an iron fled• equal to any deal the utmost efforts of England could oppose to her. The . Empress, sooompsnied by a lady of honour and the Marquis de la Grange, has gone to Fontainebleau to-day to make some arrangements for the approaching sojourn of the court there: The Queen of }farad is expected in Paris on April 22, and the King will join her a few days li;ter. The Bourse opened well, but gradually became very weak, and the Rents, after having touched 70fr. 15c., left off at 691 r. 90c. both for cash and account, with a fall of 10c. and 200. Mobilier was without change, and the Italian Loan fell but 60. The Orle►ns Railway fell 18fr. 75c. ; Lyoas was very much offered, and fell Mr. 250., in con sequence of a rumour that the company had lost an important lawsuit. The matter referred to is probably a question arising out of the purchase of the Grand Central, as to whether the Lyons Com pany were not bound to make a branch line, in volving an expense of six millions, and which question was some time since referred to arbitra tion. The other principal railway lines fell from Mr. to Mr. "It is proposed," says a letter from Toulon In the Messager du Midi, "to form an experimental squadron of iron-plated vessels, to be placed under the orders of Vice-Admiral Bonet-Willaumea. The Magenta, Solferino, Normandie, Conronne, Invin cible, and Gloire, are mentioned as to form a part of it." MIL MASON JON&! ON GARIBALDI. Last evening Mr. Mason Jones delivered an ovation at the St. Jamee's•hall on Garibaldi sad the Italian garotte% with special reference to Venice and Home. Victor Emmanuel must remain true to the state of things which had been won for him ; and if he did DM, bat proved false to the instiacte of the peoois, they would sans Ms a republic astab li sl ed, with GeribtM at the head. He was the man to whom a. lltely should look for the end that was so much desired ; Pod the) had may M* their trust in him, for he had lon cud amplj prov ed himself master of the position. —Mr. Joneel oration occupied two hours is the delivery, he wee much applauded throughout, and vehemently called for at its mmeluslon. FORZION-OFFICI, Aram 5. The Queen has bees plowed to approve of Friedrich August Krull as Con sul at Wellington, New Zealand, far the Free Hansestic City of Hamburg.—Gazette. FOSISIGN-0711C11, APRIL 8. The Queen has bra pleasedto approve of M. J. W. Plus van Amend sa Consul at Melbourne for his Malady the Bing of the Nether lands.—Ganne. Cahani-oTIKA, Aran. s.—Minitsia Ramat= ro arm IF THIS Poem PARLIAMENT.—EIir Thome, , George libmiketb, of Raiford Hall, in the county of Lances , ter, Bart, for the borough of Prestoo, in the room of Richard Amliden Cries, Beg., who has accepted the aloe of Steward of her Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds. GREAT GRIMSBY RI•IION Cormrrras. —The committee resumed yesterday morning, Mr. Egerton in the ehair. The ease for the pedtiooers was closed shortly after three o'clock, and the committee adjourned till this morn ing, when Sir F. Slade will giddied the committee on behalf of the sitting member. Tan Bsmsu Mrsacw.—The national collection will continue open until the termination of the Easter holidays, Monday, the 28th het., when it will be closed for the purposes of cleaning, and re.opened on Monday, the 6th of May. The public. particularly visitors from the country and foreign visitors, should to auttlesed that children tinder 8 years of age are not admitted. From ignorance of this order it frequently happens that would.be visitors ere put to much inconvenience. CHURCH OP ENGLAND YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY.— The eighteenth annual meeting of this society was held last evening, at Nester hall ; Mr. M'Gregor in the chair. The media; was opened with prayer by the ker. Mr. Ariel. The wind report coegrataLted the society upon the ex. tendon of its branches throughout London ; societies in ecansiche with the parent sedgy meer existed in most of tr ike li parishes in the metropolis, and were working ener it in its behalf. The work of the society in its weekly Bible-classes and lectures bad been highly successful dude( the past year. To afford a healthy amusensent for the leisure hours of the young men conneet"d with the society the committee had establishes, a cricket club, and the , Archbilhop of Canterbury had placed at the disposal of the dub a piece of ground at Lembeth Palen. The sum of 2221. i bed bees received by the committee during the year, and i 215 i. bad been expended. Tbie was exclusive of about 80W. I weesieed sad expeaded by the branch societies. The report ereeladed with au earnest appeal to the young men of the insinhelis te erne forward and enrol themselves as mem- Us et the association. Several clergymen and gentlemen adhered the meeting, and the report was adopted. TO SIMOTMENT OF 1652. —The first of a series of lestares raider the auspices of the Central United DNEibteltAw Committee for celebrating the Biaeote oary of the norsoonformist secession of 1862 was delivered g at 'Ori s e v l i quess.eq Dl.l e L v . e ,:p i ri n Th g ot a pal t ehair W of il tb lia w elrng ta ms lis e i Pren b st y try ss a ves terha e Rev . e o4 k llets "mm :, Mr. Crum Ewing, M.P., and the etteodatioe was mrosehiWy ppd. Among those present were Mr. Mill, M.P., Mr. B. NMI, M.P., the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, Dr. Heppe, bri. The lecture was a very able and instructive one, and elicited the frequent applause of the autleuce. The anal votes of thanks were passed at the ranee of the proceedings. The Corporation of the City of Loudon has pre sented an additional contribution of 200 guineas to the Na- Lifeboat Institution. The Lord Mayor has also jest Ores to the reify cdoeatlon of 10 plies's. At the pre- Ipee wee ebeleelitpatiee hes 122 li feboats model . its age. sem& Mews of time beets have, even during the three acmes I/ the enema year, been instrumental in teeming lel w og bee lint shipwrecks on our coasts, • pa 14