The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-25 00:00:00

I 7. 3 4:. • . . I Ce 0 - -,' 1 ~~¢ ~~~ ~..: 7,7..,„ , E Y "It-117 .; , 1 1 /1 Alli "rn -__ .8 l il2 LIISPIA , .i.. I.lnrol v s. ..* ( 3/ , • .:. - 4 : 1 , /3 YAGRUTAR ,PeaSiciri an 4 „, • c;: rid or, R. . i:SPAPER R I M•A Y 136 "" • 1 • , .1.. • 0 r~ t -= No. 6,776.) ETROP-----61---TAN and * St J)HICB-WOOD naiVeraT. nut LINE Is NOW OPEN tor wane. MYLES PENTON. Nang lEallyelf. KfROPOLITAN PAN DRITRICT RAILWAY COII Y. y11;1'1. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that scup ciansicAnts per Cent. otoientase KM!. recently lamed, will to, be ELOSANCIED tot tie Basket Benellite at , at... ,t 0 anti after TUESDAY, the Seth instant . having paid up ti-full lent requeled to seed In their I:eceipts, _with the name and address in which the be registered. our and alter the title May. 'when the ' odi be duly togieterett and Debenture Nook Certilestaa Lt. 1....1M in exehanno. GEO. HOPWOOD, Secretary. 6 . n'estmenttere, 8.W., April ix, UAL LERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE Antll/RANCE 80CLETY, 1191 ainceseneara, London. LW. latennened USA INAM'IAL ItlatiLTS 07 TIM SOCTITTI OPZIATIONS. ‘..eual income, steadily Increasing, exceeds £218.000 it,. t marine* !Mid, sidelylnvested, it over I. was added to Penske lathe last Divides was EMIR ,tal Claims by Death paid amount to titowing are among the distinctive features of the Satiety: tante ST6ll3l.—On any policy for the whole of life, where • age does not exc.lod 60. one ball of the annual amnions the first Eve years ski remain ou credit, Rod may either L-dinsrus a debt oaths policy, or be paid off at any time. ranee of premium for young HIM with early partiolpatke 1 ., fits. ula yeast Amenaosal may be Waite* Tithed , the sum assured becomes payable on the uttakasent of a ..! as% or at death, whichever event shall first happen. ~,hd lives may be snared at rates proportioned to the Di- a .., risk. IT Settlement of dolma—Claims paid thirty days after d death_ I I .:tversionary Bonus at the Quinquennial Division In 1867 • ~.,•I 45 per cent., and the Cosh Boom tO per cent on the :In. too pal., In the Eve menu next Divisive of Profile will take Mote In January, 1872, v.who effect New Policies before the end of Jane next ',titled at that Division to one year's additicaal share of later entrants. 1. • .1 Pates and Forms of Proposal can be obtained of any a' -,,,icts's Avnta, or of 0110R/It CUTCLIFFE, Actuary and Seeretary. IS, SA Jameitnequare, London, S. W. i)NEY, in large or small amounts, and for long I. or .hart periods, with or without a life readily ob• it the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AM:MANCE OM- , N% . :.,atitedl, 484, Oxford-street, inammbuiy, W.C. TONEY. —220 to £BOO ADVANCED Immo- ' di.tei, on Furniture, without removal, publicity, orlaw Nay be repaid by may betalmenk No charge If de. t. :-.lretles dispensed with.—Apply personally at the k ; tYPICEB, 2, Southampton-skeet, strand, W.C. le also on Imam, life policies, Be. 111) ALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIEB.—The ! .•••1 I:ham:oiler's New Bankruptcy Bill win. if pawed, • the lenient statutes of 1861, and compel debtors to pay c • rarties desirous of settling their of by bankruptcy ✓ arrangement. with Immediate protection of person • ; ;•,rty under the existing law, should at once consult Mr. I iLL. IS, 13aalnichall street, nearly opposite the Bank , • °out, London. Consultation free. lees for protection A RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf so, at A once on the undersigned. and be relieved from the im• fol. Olt fear of Imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and aces conducted ou moderate terms. Private arrange. c.. made with creditors. Deeds of composition and sesign cw. •!cttted. Protection to person and property obtained r: ,t publleity.—Apply to Hr. Z. HARRIS, 07, Strand, W.C. B ••• tall ♦ TIERTS R,LPCOVICKED and CLAIMS PROSE (TTIT by a Prefemloaal Gentleman of preettee and tibility, tree of °barges to the ereditor.upeo • comoilaslou o I trot no the mount recovered.—Apply tor address, or is letwr to A.Z.,No. us, city-wed, E.C. ' A TKINSON and Co. 198 to 212, WEST KINITIIMIZIDGZ-kOAD, LOUDON. AKIN= MANUFACTURERS.—Show Rooms tar every Desariptlea of Psi twe. PET WAREHOUSEMEN. LT !'HOU3TERERS. I F NI ILY DRAPERS. 11. i ,I'STRATED CATALOGUES, containing ro, msa of the Furniture exhibited in the Showrooms, 1.. a tree, or can be had on application, and which also _ , chasers to form an ides of the and of Furnishing, as L, .1: min has with it a correapoaprice a the article AU goods marked in plain Yea -.)N sad Co., 19 8 to 212. W NUMB, BRIDOI ROAD. LONDON. IptltoWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS xia COUCHES, Banack Parattare, Trunk., Portal's,. k.. a at PRICZES CONSIDERABLY SEDUCED. 10, PICCADILLY. CAMloran Des. rill NTWt. I.IYS " INVINCIBUI" SAFES h• for !tinkers and others ere map to be had hos L. 'we.rof ti Challenge Stalls Of 3 0 , 000 Mime et the Pole ,t,_.l. Oh put, 120. Cannon.street. London. KC. . _ tIE RELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly T c• • mod perfect and complete. from the amplest stitch t moat finished embroidery."—Meehantes' Ilemedne. • ezeelleace."—Courier. • A Wheeler and Wilson ..pr,,red."—Newcsatle Joarnal.—Depot, 20, High 1101- IV F. THOMAS and Co 'S PATENT lit/toilyno!. 7 Thecoletwato . MacNnes, . .1 for general work, LIO. The new Domestic Machi ne, .•v.. 1,,,k Stitch), SS sa. 1.6 elk, and tn — entninirnes free. I 111 in AS and Co., 1 and; Classpade, sad assent circus. • •tr, et. London. 1 1 11:PET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify rhinta Gluing, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every •rt. .3 of Bleaching, chzed moderately, and brought to iwricetion by the Metro tan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing ;. ones, 17, Whad-road. -road, sad 412, Nirwthaordret. rr if REE PIGEONS. a DA I STBEEand CO., DY/3.9 and CLEAN/Mil, Dockhand. BereloOdasy : KLekeitavaquare ; 96, Mount-streal Onsyssoraquare. ()mars INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, how la dd. back. OAKErS CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sod Ola Cloth, Black Lead, dm. fIAKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer ‘l ride. for cleanba and polishing sliver, electro-plate, a“ etc. Tablet ltd. each. 11‘KErs WELLINGTON KNIPE POLISH. 'rackets 3d. each: tba 64., la., b. a, and 41 each. SAD everywhere by ironmos, • iniot. broolimakera cambia de. Wholesale V I Z . ' ' and SONS, emery cad black lead =Ms, U?, Blaekteisra- ARNOLD and SONS' IMPIRORPTIBLE TRUeRES aeknowlWled to la Use =ducat CCM !actable wearing taws inveatad. Mango Isa-cepa, kn., for eeriness velem, wealmm, lc.: Abilasslasi Lowry Cosvialsgeak evoker, Artlattal Lam Asti, Ise& ha; sad ropy dement of ARNOLD and IS eadV a ereat a =Veld. Loudon. by N.B —Directions asseareassat and prices [awarded. An expaisneed }grey to ei4ead le ladies. ROFFRY, and Co.'. SMYRNA J I VERY AND BLACILLSILD KILLS. Importers and , t trers. By Appointment to the Honourable Board of 1.4111181f111, I , )IiNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA v E POWDER, as used In had Majesty's lionashokL— r)%here, In flea, ad., 11, da.. and ; also 3d. packets. .riiNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER • 'I irS POLISH Mon-vaercurialb for cleansing and • •ilver, electro-pinte, glue, Enable, tc. otiNsON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. EXCELSIOR Fl iemTusz POLLSH. Sold everywhere. ..)11NsON, ROFFEY, and C o .' s EMERY - j CLASS CLOT O, /31111 W mad OL4BB PAYER York-road, Lambeth, &H. - GEORGE J. COCKIRELL and Co. Nast moats oaly. Cash 46m.-13. 00 , 11hilL ( *) .".s. —The CLAY ORO6B COMPANY &root trout 'bob Coatis, at CUM Cram.—n• t Walla sad, at I. per tam; Itlatedet_lt&—ONl •• ,- Y — 4 m.lart to CHLU UTICA 11. 11111wOMPLAHH. J 6: KLRELLOAD. W. AVASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLETS. Pile la. 01 fsII Chemists LAM BERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, • • Maenad malady, without ocallnka the bowels or - t, , e head, truly ettosclona and pleasant, Is admitted to medicine for Immediately Mink( cough', addl. asthma, and tackles* tossamplion. It By. Persons whom the faculty pramence Inettralge ' hot Ca> s the tickling which provoke, Irequali= s consumption lts effects' are truly Tnred of sleep, or eye, Itini down tor Bar et miaow • mod on relief in a taw airman alter taking and sold be W. LAMBIBT ettankt, 8, Ike WTI' Charma-crois, London, and by an drulterK___,,_.__ l2 I ' . and three quantities In one 9s. Sat vmssnmar mmert's Asthmatic Baleass;The muss and address I the stamp. ALL WHO BUFFER from INDIGIISTION ould NORTONI C sh ARO ua• M ILI PILLS. DaV)Aa, la. Lit, Ia ad., aad NEW -4HEEN'S THEATRE.: Mr. J. L. TOOLE Asa the plassure to 11111100001 that his ANNUAL MINIM will take place oa WM NIIMAY, Imreß.:l% e perfermasome WM cosmoses with (far this night *sly) Poole's esiebratal 001=4 of I PAUL fILY alrg (by perrob of .T. ckstone ICI O N by (for th . may) Ms larroalte b ßu rae ad CI ON PALEN lIIMIC is ANI • a ti oa =o.: of W lw ebet .n .l .pll46 , Pso. kon ) or T ati o i conebsd isr In s with otI C ai Jetra'aparls.vMse, BaVellieek4llll, N.W. IV -APPEARANCE of M. ALFRICD WIGAN os SATURDAY, Nay S, in hie celebrataa character of Achille Ulm Ward le INK TIZST WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, APRIL TT. TIPCSOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER oLotips. The SILTY-NOURTN ANNUAL raiiiernos, 6, P4lllsall But Admittance, 11. WILLIAM CALLOW, Seeretary. ROYAL AL HAM BRA PALACE. Three lances Omni Concoct norocasdki. - NEM o'clock. One UMW'. ROBERT HELLER, the famous American CONJUROR and EIi:ROHM trill re-open POLYGRAPHIC HALL, Um WRltarantreet. Citarinsorein, on WTI* MONDAY, performing every evening 8, and oe Wednesday end Saturday afternoons et I. The beet eoniering lease me de o of Robert Houdin , Ids humour ammdaing, and rendnang us of Altair= Ward. aiDLERE WELLS THEATRE. Clootinasil 10 Triumphant Samoa of Trotessor ANDERSON and kis POUR DAVOHTSJUI. MM Louise Anderson to "Smond Sight" Wm Lizzie Anderson in her Great Butterfly Trick. lOsa Mora Anderson and MM Ada Anderson. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Holborn—The teat areolosa and brilliantly•Recorated ball-room, and the beet bend In London. OPEN tor COMM= and OANOING EVERY EVENING. Made& director, Mr. W. Y. Packer. Open at kalf-past I close at IL Adaziallan, INWINE E—The original mannfae t MIL ren, FARROW and JACKSON..Ina and merit - cluste erginerea, areal Toweratmet, Mansell-street, and 8, Haymarket, when cellars may be seen itted In retions ways. Trench sine hies 15a, per litoired bottles. Mustrated prked catalogues on aappppkr Hca The Parts Zahlbition.—" In Claes 50, Honourable Meutioa has been adjudged to Farrow and 'minion, 18, Oreat Tower-eireet, ter their oenreelent and erimible troll wise bins, and for bar iltUngs."—City Prem. B1:IRG UN DY WINES. -PIOT FRKRES, Growers and Factors. Maces. Depot for England, 281, Regent-street. W.—Upwards of M varieties of the limpet (moths. Bmrsuody is pronounced by the facility sod omanoisseare to be pre-embiently the most salutary wlae for this climate —Assorted sample doses by rail for 44e. ('(CARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar IL/ of Bordeaux Wince, comprialog the fined growths, old In bottle and In Ise condition for immediate use. Of the numerous wines examined by the Lancet Srlimy Co—.terien Plot Freres' on/. were pronounced to be thoroughly genuine wino of delicate sad superior ilavoer. See " Lancet" September 24 1037. Prom 14a to ISOL per dorm WS, Beigeshatreet PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hock, Moselle. Choice effervescing Wines at moderate rgloeoLlsts on oppbronlos.-431, itiontotraot, W., north of PIOT FRERI23 respectfully intimate that these enecenteasein• lett, only at fere Intervals, le order that the prier et their when shall not be thrummed by erre sive advertisin. Nobs the addreee.-232. Itegent.street, W. Tasting rem Ant Sow. A D. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, I. marl -pros (MO, Oriord-otroot,. —Sputalit7 for YreockWhos tad E aadta. . . . BRANDY. when — peolecily pore, h at all tinses a harmless stimulant, pfgewasslog propertles of great medical ralw, sad ha. often been the qua of using human Me. So much, however, depean ors the purity of the spirit that great caution should be exercised in its seleigion. The @ap plies forwarded by Messrs. Valentin to the Louden and other hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the finest and MePreach brandy with *gigabit. delicacy of Savour, and e: g recolved the bird ungnelifled approval.—Vide Court Journal, Jan. 11, 1888. WINES. —PHYTHIAN and BONS, unto neretuaiL 499, Wad wand, 'AM especial Wen- Una to their Guinea YU dos old Marsala. lea: spark• ling Claaspoens, : and 304. Via do Grave, Us.: dsaterae, 110 a. ; dinner Hack 940 and 104. Tanis mak, and RED WINES.—PHYTHIAN and SONG, wine ',Archon* 432. West Strand. solicit especial atten tion to their fine old Port. 24s 30s and SM. ; Tarragona. lea. • Ueda, 12a Via Ordtnaire. Ills.: St. Julien, 24a . Beaujolais , s. In. Maenn, Beaune, 90 4 . tine sparkling Burgundy, 485 'linos rash, sod carriage free WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. The following line Wines are offered at hall the price usually charged by mercbanta. Moselle, 305. : Champagne. Ws.; s. Port, SO: Merry, tie ; Claret. Ilia : Kock. : Heeaeety Pale Broady, 365.: finest Wittalty la the world, 341 a per doom. A bin case, with depilate key, supplied for three dosed sad upwarda— P. PERK INS, lie, Cannou.street, London. ICINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN RIIIIBMON, 188 t. Itla celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gabled Um DUBLIN Pain MEDAL—ft la pare, raid, mellow, deliclock sad very wholesome. Sold Is boiiles, M. St eack as the rekul Datum Is London ; b 7 the wale to the Drl•diul Wing , to= e ; e es Mwboksal met pink eat 8, Great Windmill-Meet, Loudon, W. label. and cork branded itaahme th e LL Madly. "V . POTTER, 29, Duke-street, Piccadilly -11141 (nearly posit• the Barliagtowareads), Importer of the Finest Brands of HAVANA ClGAB3—ris , Flanagan, Is htar, Fier de Cuba, Cabanas, Henry Clay, IPriedpe Ms Gales. Cumulus. Intl:aided, La Mat il de, Loghluddad. 1b Coosala sears In Cigars the above arc especially recommended as being really Arst-elase. THE SILICATED CARBON FILTERS _ The only really efficient seem of a Wwri wake from organic matter, aahualcula, end ell other wEdaoiw which produce disease. DINING-ROOM FILTERS from DOWINTIC FILTERs .. BILOIOOII YI LTE Li POCKET FILTRRA „ CISTERN FILMES MAIN SERVICE MI WRNS FOR PURIFYING LARGE 'QUA-WITHIN OF WATER AND FOR MANUFACTURING PURPONL9, FROM .C 6. ea UPWARDS. Price MU sad every fatoneallom pods oa applicaticri IA tA• SILICATID CARBON PILTIZ COMPANY. CHURCH-ROAD, BATTWICA, LONDON, LW. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND, PATECT TRIM NUMMI. NOTHINO IMPOMIBLZ. AGUA AMA - iaitti ieetores the Human Hair to its pristine bre, no mater at what eaa JOHN 008NILL and Co. hare at length, with the aid a one of the mod eminent chewdels, eacceeded he perfecting this most wonderful liquid. It is sow offered to the ;Wolfe in a more con centrated form, and at a lower price.-Bold In betties, 34. each : alas 54.. 71. id : and 15e. each with brush. Zed Hull Wharf, Angel-pseisge, 93, Up. Thaaterat., London. HC. NOTICL—Now readyot New and Cheaper Mks of BARREN HONOUR. By the Author of " Brakespeara" " Sward and Gown." de., prioe to. also, uniform with the above, price Rs, SWORD and GOWN. By the Anther of "Gull s . i lviiiptene," &e. sAv.Tiv . ctelllft".lPatilt3 .l °Mturtiltede Tinsley Brothers, 18, Calitenne-sireet. rro LADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOII,, an Oriental Botanical Prepsra,lion for Improving and Beauti fying the Cerny,lerloo and Skin. The radiant Noma it haparts to the cheek, and the whams sad cla%whith It indium of the hands and arms, its capability of irritation and re moving all redness, tan, pimples, spots, 01, and other cutaneous visitations, reader It indlipsegable to every klieg Price U. dd. and Ba. ed. par bottle. Bold by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Yalydor," snd beware of emulous and pernicious articles under the name of " liCalydor." COD LIVIR OIL. POI CONSUMPTION, BIONCILIAL LIPTIOCTIONS, Ic. COD LIVER YOE DEBILITY. O I L. C 0 D LIV 3 R. OIL. YALE NEW7OIINDLAND. Testimonials am to tie pretty and penninenese have been r.. calved from theiollowA i mainesepayelelar:—Preleaser Toler, M.D., te ., to. , Dr. 11.. D., LI.C.P., rue., se., Dr. Edwin W., M.D., LE.C.Y., 1L.C.8., an., &e. Alai Impeded by TIEII and Co., TS, El Ibira Aare yard, b imperial halt. pint' la had., PION Is. Pt, quarts fa., Ere pinta lb RHEUMATISM, so distrtagag to thaw who are sfillated by M. Eno be noel sillefirdly relieved by timely application of BREDGTS IPL&I,ALL Prepared only by Barclay sod dian le, lterlsadon4trest, Low don, and may be obtained besa alff Mini& IS also most servicenble is Ch il blains before lbsy 11l broken. Mos la. lid. per bailie. 14 r .AITIIIL—The LNILTUCZ scatelas in act r ive a. t rld e t i mmai s {eat * papaw a 10=r a i l liallao ), reasamaadad add% asthma, asa all alma IN Syraa. fa. aal. me. 14. saa ie. mi. Aft tir pls.& IN reass.l4. ' TEM CULTIVATION of TEA ia the gest ladles has now MOON an Important boaters. Mao' the =action se Amara Tea, warty 40 ears ago. the EAST TZA OfiIIYANY ham, as ef Ids Mae s~ 2'► t e L c . = Savour, promoted Its isle by every moms. tees cordlsed to 1.4 7 A11ei11, We ..woad, sad Teas hem Miler of India am Sas casing realm varkalea The ars Dow mills artte ember, , jaellng. &., at from fa I .to ea. Id. par l A d w ao a d Ohba Tau as timud.—Warebottam No. 9. Oreat It Metes's abllitlilsrd. Zililolagata Prim UM forwarded a appllestioa. , 1668. :NCE FROM ABROAD. j Marnmos racassana4 FIIISPIAL OF Kt Miter IrCIEE. diedsmodasim, via (hososbown.) NONISEAL, Aram U. Mr. MO". liflhe was buried to-day, and 20,000 paelana joined the funeral proosesioa. l'he evidence that Whelan was the easasaia is accumu lating. SPAIN. MADRID, Arms bi:: The new ministers have taken Ohs oath of allegiance. The Cabinet is composed as follows : —Suet Gonzalez Bravo, President of the Council and Waiter of the Interior • Senor Bald& o Moister of Marine ; Senor Osorio, Minister of Finamose Senor Mwyable, Minister of Wart Senor Colillnie Minister of Public Weeks ; Senor Marfori, Minister of Colonies ; Mom. Itonoali Minister of Justice and ad Coteries Minister for Fazeign d4rwirs. . General Chaste will probably be appouotei t raptaizi-General of Madrid. • NORTH GICIIKAUIY._. • ! AAil4k "'tunic. In conisquence of the recent vote of the North German Illerliament in favour of the opposition's amendment to the Federal Deb* Bill, and the sub sequent withdrawal of that bill by the government, orders have been given to slop all further outlay for the sugension of the Federal navy and the de fence of th, coasts, in so far as such outlay was being nu+ on the basis of the loan sanctioned last year, and which can now no longer be raised. It is understood that the presentation of the budget of the North German Confederation to the P * will be delayed on account of the entire change which has now been rendered noose eery in the navy estimates. INDIA. CALCUTTA, Waxen 30. It is stated that Mr. E. C. Cayley will succeed to the poet et Foreign Secretary. BOMBAY (via Trieste), Aran. 4. The steamer arrangements for the conveyance of 114111111110 between Guadur and Museendum have been coieted ' and the delay is now expected not to exceed from 40 to 90 hours. A rumour has been current of an intention on the part of the Right Honorable W. Fitzgerald to proceed to England, but the report is now denied. Telegrams from Calcutta state that the Port Canning directors refuse to oenvene the general meeting of shareholders demanded by Mr. Schiller. A large number of shareholders have consequently demanded that the meeting shall be held. It is proposed to introduce a system of telegraph stamp. bito India. PPR= =ILLS, PARIS EXHIIITTION, RN PICK L E B, Ninon. Jam; and Tabialltelleadak Of the t= and gnat saanataetarad by Acrwur,, to Quin. Proprietors of Capa r rin= W tes Oriental flak* Carry P. and other Coodlniente Are meld retail to all parts of Ma world, ant whotreale at The Ilantsaioq. 80NO-SQUAILIL LONDON. AI R K . y WRIGHTON MOW* Wawa The Wood Stress& he Moos was slowly !Wag. The Deputy al the Hlod. ' The Ma ise l 11:110. he ••Weeded Iffig at PaswisPh Odors W ow They W et as quit* forgot. llty teem ismer. Mbettis Dem • 0 ddde hot my heart. '8 NNW BALLAD& ildetamberlie. Widdit adet od On UM r haalia of a beautiful The lbidelti tr=raiu .• The of lira et ider la the Moonlight at Rae for la 'lmpeach. itlghistosiotreet : and I twee Ithlllings each ; I Loodes : Robert Cooke tug Eta 7 Rebel ereryoltero. This day is published, No. X., for NAY, of TMAGAZINE illnitasted A_ Monthly. PflosOu•Shallits. Conducted byteminniTstud Tinsisy Brothers, l& Cathesinentreet, arse& NOTICE.—THI LATEST PARIS PAMIO2I3. 111INSLEYS' MAGAZINE, published this day, oontains an Article on the Wed Paris lankionn, tettcosed Plate of Wks' Costume& Tinsley Brothers, 18, Cetherlasotreet. NoTici—Tbis dey lo ready, at every Llteary is I rel*. ave, /ME LIFE of DAVID GARRICK. From F PB=Tan,l not rirmgArtti Publlahad tad Un- Tingley 18, lAillterlue-atnet, NOTICE. -A NEW Noyn BY THE AVTHO& 07 " OtrY BRAKESPEAFtE ; or, the Fortunes of s Free Loom is nom nody, libtovoz athia r ea t im ino kingdom, Is 1 11 vols. Tinge) Brotton, id, NOTICI.—BIW icon IL BY EDMUND YATES. Bondy ads day, TiIROCK AHEAD : a New Novel. By innte TAM, Author of "Black Sheep." &c. S rola. Mosley Brothers, 15, Cathertne-atreet. NOTICL—A HEW NOVEL BY W. H. RUSSELL TH:ADVENTURES of DOCTOR BRADY, to g y W. H. RussiLL, LLD., of the "Times," is ready thls day at miry library La the Valted==rla Thriay Broths+, 111, NOTICE—NEW NOVEL BY LADY WOOD.• gIORROW ON THE SEA, a New Novel, by Leav WOOD, Author of Sabina," Re., Is now reedy et every Library, vols. 14neley Brothers, le, Catherine-street NOTICE.—LOVE or MARRIAGE I a New .11 Novel, ay Wrudait MACE, Ma day at every Library In the Wisdom. In I solo Tinsley Brothers, 18, Cetherinretreet NOTICII,—Tbds dey ts published, prise Os., the (limp BMWs of NOT WISELY BUT TOO ' W ELL. By the Author of " Comets Up as a Plower," to. Mosley Brothers, 18, CaWerinaetreeL hiss la HOW to RENEW LUPE ; or, the Treatment and Cure of Indigestion, Flatulence, and Narrow Aff•c- Ikons peculiar to lien. By JONI HAavir. 1.A.8., London. Doan ant 8011, at. todwaaati. WRITZHALL, APRIL 23. —The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. John, Baron Rovallly, the Right Hon. Spenoer Horatio Walpole, George Mark ham Giffard,Req., a vice-chancellor; Edward Howe', Esq., Ambler Hobbes's, Esq., one of her Majesty's counsel; Jacob Waloy, Henry Edward Parker Wolsten helms ' Emirs. barristers-at-law; John Young and Wil -1 J limn Jams FarrarF Eeqrs., to be her Majesty's commis sioners to inquire into the operation of the Land Trans fer Act, and also into the present condition of the registry of deeds for the county of Middlesex.—Gozette. WHITZHALL, APRIL 24.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. James Fleming to the ohurch and parish of Kettles, in the presbytery of Neighs, and county of Forfar, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Alexander Mackenzie.—Gazette. d.§.Roundell, whose cordial reception at Clitheroe was recorded in the Express of Tuesday last, ham now bees accepted by 1111 sections of the liberal party in the borough as their candidate, and his nooses is believed to be Neared. We do not hesitate to congratulate the liberals of Clitheroe oa their choice. REFBASENTA.TION 07 STAMFORD. —ViOCOUnt lll geetre, who is the conservative and only candidate for the seat vacated by the Marquis of Salisbury, has issued his address. MElNlriciiirr DONATION. —The Marquis of West minster has seat to the Royal Hospital for Incurable., at Puisoy-heath, the headsome contribution of 1,0001. We learn that this is the third gift of the earth amount made by his lordship to this valuable institution. DEATH or Miss COPLEY. —Death hse a': length carried off the last surviving child of John Singleton Copley, the well-known ILA., and historical painter, the venerable Mir Copley, either of John Singleton Oopley, Lord Lyndhurst, whom she has survived by little more than four years. Miss Copley, who died yesterday at the house of Lady Lyndhurst, in Raton-equare, was in her 95th year. Of Mr. Copley's three daughters, two grew up to womanhood ; of these two she was the yoaager ; and it may be of interest here to record the fact that her eldest slater, Elisabeth, who married a Mr. Greens, died at Hem toe, Massachusetts, on the let of February, 1866, at the rips age of 95. As Lord Lyndhurst had completed his 91st year when he died, the three children of the painter who gervived infamy stelae!, jointly, the long period of 91K this respect certainly like their mother, who died C a lB76 i , s at upwards of 90, having seen her eon seated on the woolsack. It,. Copl.y, though of Irish extraction, and, as is well known, an American by birth, 'warn , royalist ; he athadoned his prospects in Amelia on ae east of his loyally to George HI. Him , who ma. bora at Boston, was theaght over to EngLad bj her lathe when only an MUM, she resided with her father, and afterwards with her distinguished brother, in george-• street, Hanover-square, till Lord Lyndhurst's death ; an? she will be well remembered by *any of those who were privileged to enjoy the society at Lord Lyndhurst's, where she wan always lively and cheerful, and displayed a rich fund of ane cd ote and pleasant reminiscence'. Her poi , trait as a little child, playing with the future Lord cello, of Ragland and her other brothers and listen, will be remembered by all those who saw the oelebethed family group painted by Copley, which used to hens la the large drawing-room of Lord Lyndhurst's hone in George-street, and formed one of the attractions at South Kensington during the Great Exhibition of 1862.—Time. ROYAL COLLEGE OF 817EGIONEI OF RSOLA2fD.— The following gentlemen, havinglandtheene the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members the collop at a meeting of the Court of Ruandeses on the 23nd bait. via. :—Merry . F. J. Neat, LR.0.13. Tat and S. East India-road; E. Cede, Goole, yak shire ; J. H. Morton, Chatham ; W. 0. Farreker, Rotherhithe ; W. It , L.S.A., Ressingion-pirk road ; J. F. Chittenden, Blackhe ' a ' th ; and B. L W' LB.A., Whop-Ise Leiosthersre, students of Guy a td ; A. H. Blaney, Richmond, Surrey ; William, Buxton ; Dean Longest, Appleb Westriewhad • and Charles Wood, Welbeek- Lfaiversity Ofilege ; F. H. Richman, Beale% Suf f olk ; T. W. Lee, LILA. Thome, Oxon ; and R. G. Length" SA Paul's r;it e h t St. Bar th olomew's Heepilal ; William Harris, , Cornwall, andar 001, Maiden Newton, Bonet, of St. Thomas's ; 1. H. Hugo, Mester, of the Obaring-arees ; S. 0. Austin, Dates, Bedfordshire, at St. Mary's H' copilot ; H. J. Pritchard, Clinician, Somerset, of St. Geerp's Hospital ; T. 0. Wood, Bast Ralston , Durham, of the Neweastle and St. Bartholomew's H Greenwood. Haworth, Yorkshire, el V e Leeds= and J. T. Fa/Maim, Neweastlersa-Tyne, of tbs Newthelli SchooL The English Church Union Report states that their "Case sad Opiates" bad soot 4001. ; fhs St. Aunt and Bast Teigearath arse, 1,600 t. ; ease ewes 200 L I aad mina slim native, 1001. ; total, Z3ogf. ; learkfis balance e( 1100 i. ; bat tksr was all owing 2 1 001- der St. AJhaa's sad Reid wasysmosat mass, locessaire ad roosts ad tba sigma ORTINAL ?MAO & Ora Samurai 11a10-16- FRIDAY Aram 24. — Admissions by semen Meets, i 1,519 ; into on pyre* 1,604 ; total visitors, 3,113, AMERICA. (sr ATLAIITIO rumissni THROUGH MR. RIUTIR'S £G CT. NEW YORK, APRIL 24. Cloaing Prices :—Gold, 1394. Sterling exchange on London, 110 k. 3-20 Dented States Bonds, 1882, 13e1; ditto, 1886, 1101; 18-40 Bonds, 102 g. Illinois, 143 k ; Erie, 701. Cotton : Middling Upland, 32k. Petroleum, standard white, Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 40c. ; oorn, old mi 1 dol. 17c. TIIE CAPE MAIL. The Vision Company's steamship Briton, Captain Kerr, with the above mail, arrived at Southampton yesior4hr. She brings 67 passengers, 2,7001. in specie, ,U 2 packages of cargo, and 40 bags cd mails. II was stated that gold-fields of great richness exist between the Zambesi and the Transvaal in the Mekonoe country. These fields are descaibed as only sixty miles in length and twenty in breadth. From specimens which have been obtained from the quartz it was considered that the yield of gold will exceed the Australian and Californian averages. Port Elizabeth papers say that the native stronghold Kilme was taken by the Free State Burghers on the 22nd ultimo, capturing 1,500 horses, 8,000 sheep and goats, and 11,000 head of cattle, with the loss of only three men. The Basutos went off in the direction of Baaigo, Moeheah'a stronghold. The colonial parliament was expected to meet on the 28th May. AMERICA. (fauna's MECUM.) The Royal Hail steamship Aube.'Asian, from New York on the 15th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 10.15 a.m. yesterday, with 344,162 dole. in specie, She landed 116 maks of mails and Eve and proceeded im mediately for Liverpool ; well. made the passage la eight days fourteen hours. NEW YORK, Aria 14, NOON. At the impeachment trial yesterday the ob jected to the testimony of Lieutenant-GeneralSherman ia reference to a conversation held with Kr. Johnson relative to the intentions of the latter in removing Mr. Stanton. _ Btanberry stated that the counsel for the defines expected to prove by thiitastimony that the object of Mr. Johnson wee to pt • case into the amts. Chief Justice Chime decided that the evidence wee admissible, but the Senate, by 28 to 21 votes, overruled his decision. Lientonsawl-General Sharman was recalled by the de. fence yesterday. The Senate sustained the object was • raised by the mans ere to a question as to wheth er the witness advised the President to remove Mr. Stallion. la answer to a question by Senator JOIIIIICO. whop Mr. Chars ruled to be admissible, and which ruling was sus tained spinet the objection of the managers by the Senate by 28 a 25 woke, G•neral Sherman that when the ‘siddsmt offered him the Bsoretarytt War ad interim, Mr. Johnson claimed that he lad the tight ? under the Tenure of Ofiles Law, so make an od inlersw eppointnient, but that his obis,* was to have the aka adatWMmed in the interests of the whole wintry, and bring the tenure law before the Supreme Court far deities cometitstMosally. General Sherman also deposed that tke President bad intimated that he had no intention to use force to eject Mr. Stanton. _ _ Tieneraliteade has &approved of the arrest of Judie Pope, of Alabama, for empanelling an exclusively white jury, and has censored the ofiker making the arrest. It is repented that the Scrims and Indians of Bites' meditate an attack upon the Arseriaen Advice& from Iliandlan state that a Ci tL bottle was immi- nent between Generale Martina and Alamos. Thirteen Antietam war vessels were at Maatlen. NSW YORK, Aram 15, bloaralto. The impeachment trial yesterday was postponed on amount of the ilium of Attorney-Omani Sanberry. defence and the prosecution are endeavouring to mom the privilege of closing the argument. General Sherman was examined yesterday privately before the impeachment managers. The republicans of Pennsylvania having racennal Sweeter Otmeron to urge the kenafer of Mr. Stanton to the Treasury department in the case of the eased= of Mr. Wade to the preeddey, Mr. Stanton wrote to Mr. °amens, stating that W ar- denier te retire fres the priblis and to hold thefilcooaly until the eppcint neaminat his successor shall be onslinned. A complimentary dinner will be given to 18z. nodes Dickens on the 18th hulk by the press. [STAMPED IL ADDITIOIUI.7I-4. - - THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. MUM ?saw Thew. From two o'clock in the aftessmas until & late hone in the evening the Prince sad Primal& wage linoaniantly cm:copied ie rinsing peilisieditatiees, and showing themselves to the °aisle' of Dublin. Tlat lower show in the Rotondo Gordis* Iles a brillisiit spectacle. The gardees Vero ero.ded by elegantly &eased ladies and gestates/M t by whom their royal highnesses were most mallaßy reeeived. The ( Prince, who arrived before the Piteous, walked about the grounds, and was evidently highly gratified by the warmth of his mention. The Princess was the object of universe Warm* and was iathimiadieally chimed. names visited subsequently *Maim Rirdifierlrellm Hospital, where they true teethed tiylldletkielf Cullen, several of the .Roman esidtaks jo a.y wig the medical Officer,. An Uddriniwai preseitted Co the Prince, in which the hoe won tita this visit to Irelemd may he Ike and prosperous era to the country. The royal party also visited the Adelaide Hospital—an ex clusively protestant institution—where an 'address was presented to the - Prince. They afterwards drove to the oonstabulary depot in Phoenix Park, where the Prince inspected a body of Royal Irish Conatabnlary-750 men—with whose appearance and appointments he expressed himself much pleased. The royal party left Westland-row station at eight o'clock by special train, and, on arriving at Kingstown, immediately embarked on the royal yacht. A salute was fired by the fleet, and the yards were manned. An im mense multitude, estimated at twenty thousand, had been for hours assembled at Kingstown, and the cheering with which they greeted the royal visitors was of the most enthusiastic nature. The Prince and Princess stood upon deck for several minute*, bowing most graciously as the people cheered them again and again. The Prince enter tained at dinner tlie Lord-Lieutenant and the Marchioness of Abercorn, and about forty distin guished persons. The fleet was illuminated at night, and, as the weather was beautifully fine, large numbers remained at Kingstown to witness it. The royal yacht will leave the harbour about four o'clock to-morrow morning for Holyhead. The Royal train will leave Holyhead-pier at 11.55 ctn. ; arrive at Menai-bridge at 12.25 ; Carnarvon, 12.50 ; leave Carnarvon 2.30 p.m. ; passes Menai bridge, 2.50 ; Bangor, 2.52 ; Conway, 3.14 ; Rhyl, 3.37 ; Holywell, 3.57 ; passes Chester, 4.23 ; arrives at Crewe, 4.66; going to Carnarvon, remains two minutes at Menai-bridge. Thejollowing letter has been forwarded to the committee of management for the national ball : " Sir William Knollys presents his compliments to the chairman of the committee, and is desired by the Prince and Princess of Wales to request bim to accept and convey to the gentlemen assisting under him their royal highnesses' grateful sense of the exertions made last night to render the arrange ments as conducive to their comfort as they were complete in every part that could tend to their royal highnesses' enjoyment. The entertainment and reception given to the Prince and Princes of Wales at the national bell will ever be remembered by their royal highness with the greatest To the Chairman of the Committee of the p leasure at nal THE ROYAL VISIT TO WALES. CARNAR VON, FRIDAY. Making due allowance for the difference in the population and wealth of Ireland and Wales, the welcome which the Prince and Princess of Wales will receive upon their arrival in the principality to-morrow will not suffer by a comparison with the hcilliaat reception which their royal higlinemes have mat with in Ireland. The original 'Menthe of giving to the royal party merely such a greet ing as they are semilmeed to receive in paring through a Bntiali town in the coarse of • journey has expanded until it has assumed a national aspect, and the reception com mittee do not lose any opportunity of stating that the welcome is to be that of the Welsh nation. Oarnarvoa, which, by reason of the possession of a castle in which the first Prince of Wales is popularly supposed to have bean born, has been selected ea the locality attest for the reception of his latest anoomeor, is making great efforts to prove itself worthy of the occa sion. At crap convenient place along the route of the procession arches more or ire elaborate in m hire have been erected, and all the shops end principal ' homes are already decked with evergreens o f ' them dens for illuminatioesag , vid a ble7 n Te ordinary buainw of the town appears lobe at a 'Madill'', the attention of the inhabitants being wholly engrossed by the approaching festival. Workmen have been very busy for some days peat in the easiest easels, sad a Magma. Ling hall in whisk 600 guests are provided for has been run up in the courtyard. The Eagle Tower, wherein ac cording to tradition the son of Edward the Pint was born, bas Moo transformed into& suite of splendid retiring rooms for the accommodation of their royal h4hneeeee previous to taking their seats at the banquet. The stone walla have been tastefully dressed, the floor boarded and carpeted, and the sky, which for pentodes has been the only roof of the apartment, has been temporarily shot oat by a more oubstential ogling, from the centre of which hangs a splendid madembruk. According to the wage ts as set forth is the official programme, the Priacand Princess will be met j at the railway 'Wks ea flub arrival from Holyhead at ' 12.30 p.m. sad will receive • preliminary and welco from th mayor andmunicipality 7 me Bangor. A promotes e wig be his, le m nsed, and will proceed to the amide gams, 'bine Ida royal highness will perform the oilmen" of inaugurating • the new water works, the eessleiilasa of which at this , padisgar junotureAme, it may be remarked, consider : ably added to the d idlitee el MeomMeek its clown evi -1 den* not built in aaticipaties-•1 n royal precession tof its streets. On the oomplstloa this ceremony a lu =te choir, n umbering several knactred vetoes, wig deg " God bleep e Prime of Wales," sad the precession re-forming will proceed to the castle the entrance of the royal party being signalised by the hoisting of the Palm's 'standard on the wags of the Eagle Tower and t h e Alu m ! • royal 'elute. On a mound within the sudswalls, j ails Queen Eleanor's Wimp, the event of the visit, the talon of thenslional Wdrees, will be made, and the Prinar will be asked to receive hem the maned of the National Bisteddfodd • gold medal struck in honour of the mesas. The banquet will take plat immediately after, endows its eonalutioa it is understood that their ! royal highnesses will proceed by medal train to London, the slaUmost that they were to pay • visit to ffix Welkin Wynn, at Wynnalay, being unautherhs& THE Islam from Wolver hampton states that aa eathunastie meeting of two thou mind three hundred liberals was held there last night in taro= of the disendownient of the Irish /bush. Mr. Villiers was preesat, bat was m. sad scald not speak. Mr. Wyman addimeed the seating. Itesolatiose In tavola of Mr. Gladstone's roesintison, and of a petition to podia. meat in sapped el Om, were passed by tea to ono. _ . _ At the St. Jams.'. and Soho Working Men'e Cob, Raped-strait, lilaymeriset, on Madly Waits. CRYSTAL ' I MAM Beethoven's Choral latublii•• far • •••• 411 1 =War the =him* lfr! will b psdinssa, with as i sses d hod aid s h am , Gladsisee's reseldises on the Islisohmuis anedilishimme it tW Warn &imam Cowart (the LA of the series was Aimed bolts• - boar by rt _-lass, Ths mem r oweety b -ard winter lad wring amonte). f a de Wiese have appointed Tuesday sad he the samtiog. g a ltr an . - e iMortill i ss ay Tattellisit Pinea get si ntreONlLL —We Ullthellilld Wilb 4 pi& • violonce ll o solo, and Aare will tho be • saga the mangy altsret e = r lre f ,l a mr 'M a he thai Xeres. Salina mad Pigott will be released tram prim, " wed your Pain Killer in my own leading the trial of the writ. The ties &re - that Wilmakair IMVI nwinalibstlndlh ISJa Anskalia vain tut days or Ism be ems at rt alli mess, wilessehe la almeroas Wham the mm. primm—ibeinen's Ammo/. maim pewit ft bee ever 41 arta% I wma bid ea .07 Munk I pgrg. S. A. Aiw a Warw. Hair it ookoror or asesollend bo m 7 sollibloam * and kik mid it i• zinnias mom mas te mkt* Plikr• grry or tidal bob to lb taw oneinively else here, end giving esti, wildsolini. ream mom sad 'aft% &wawa* bob lo wow MI MU Mlae 44 . 4 I w e gronato ws bar Imbib e & i s m ats gsday eummary ...aim Absphosa. I =NW bar doh. silk sled A7 „.xim et r =eit. opg W. .1* Paw Davis ~1. Se ' eal lr o ore s s 4r oi j i l row, lialbars." Nose jasmine Irnis their bade ma t t wit ... m i . 1 •1•Pes• larlaa,— " 411 s I 4i.' a," as the pverameist elartP. — lAdvkl EblYl.l [ONE PENNY UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Amu. 9L Kraut Coulson. —The first Mono of KM* Cat lepearrill be aa Betazday, 25th April (this d*) by hit WNW the Anibalhew of Onejeiery. At IL3O will be unto. it 15t. Itery's Minh. millet's' Libor, with • errava proasimml 1117 Ihll BMW of OKI& aiwessor of kepi the Awe will be perierawd et 12.4 d p.w. at 9 p.a. there will he pubis' ineetia. the theatre, hie Greco the Archbishop of Preteehary ia lik• Asir. SOCIETY POlt rss PROPAGATION OP TB) 606P3L. This society held its inn nal meeting yesterday, ut This lIA imeel ender the peenidency of the of OAIIIIMIUBT. Thialeemfanzy (14r. BULLOCK) reed a revert, wbielt delis tfiet4isa ,..m.... bee reams toile *Waal for the rlr• pewee el at insellesent ibrentimed at the beginning al 1867 to rubes& tie epecaiiima At the sod el that year eves in 4 lbw efigemmill aseasial Aspreesne the rooofflo moor si Mom a—ofilesseel bra& Ile. • trru. na. imig eri 6 _1 114 * • - 11 . I ts rd. h ie i t easebast Men, Mal . et elberaben sieppeetlite moie's woos 1114 Mr theft in any pluvial. year . There is at less ground to hope that the society may not be compelled by poverty to abandon any mission to India. But at the same time oar neglected opportunities of serving God elsewhere must be kept in view. The society now supporta wholly or in part 483 ordained missionaries, whom work in 1867, in 40 dioceses, is detailed in the annual report. They me thus distsibuted-248 is America sad the West ladies, 73 in Africa, 107 in Asia, St in Australia and the Pacific, 1 in Europe. Thirty of these ere native 'demon= in India. There are also 660 catechists and lay teachers, meetly natives, in heathen co un t r i es ; a b ou t 106 s t u d en t s in seven colleges abroad. The remainder of the reportdescribes the operations of the society for the year in various parte of the world, and refers to the Lam beth Conference, and the important Latham,* it wee likely to eriseise. The Bishop of CAPE Town, who was much cheered, moved a revolution, " That the colonial church, moat in- adequately endowed, and not yet complete, in its organise two, has a powerful claim for our sympathy and support, especially to assist it in • within its fold our emi grant countrymen, and to stre n the union which sub eists between the branches of our church." The Bishop of Trauma= seconded the resolution, which was carried. A second resolution, proposed by Sir H. &ATLI 8.C.8., and seconded by the Bishop of KILLALOI, de claring "that.the vast fields of missionary enterprise pro videntially laid open before the church of England call upon us for • greater effort than any which has yet been mad, in order to enter on them effectually, and to bring our heathen fellow subjects into the f o ld o f Christ," was likewise adopted. After • vote oL thanks to the most rev. the president, the meeting was dismissed by his rarsoe with the bene diction. Besides the speakers, Viscount Sidozonth, the Bishop of Ely, Archdeacon Mackenzie, the Rey. C. Page, and the Rev. If. W. Mayow were oa the platform. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yesterday at the office in Spring-gardena ; Sir JOHN THWAITZEt in the chair, THE THAMES EMBANKMENT AND THE METROPOLITAN DIRTEICT RAILWAY gaIePANY. A report was brought up from Ile Works and General Purposes Committee on propositions of the Metropolitan Distnct Railway Company with re gar d t o th e em b an k ment works north of the Thames and the committee stated that they had come to the isjiowing resolutions :—" 1. That an approximate estimate forthwith obtained of the amount of compensetien which may have to be paid conse quent upon the formation of a said embankment of WO hot wide each estimate to be made by two valuers, one appointed by the Tulle* company end one by the board or their referee in the event of a difference. 2. That upon the estimate being made, and as a provisional mea- sure, the amount of such estimate be deported by the two parties in the Loudon and Westminster Bank to the names of trustees in equal =Litho, vls., one moiety 11, the iatiway sompany and sae ears* bp the beard. f. That the wOhnst em epletsd sad the deposits paid oo ar before the first day of Jona next. 4. That the eventual adjustment and settlement of the compensa tions as between the board and the railway company be determined by Lord Stanley, or another referee appointed as in the 61st section of the company's act of 1864, and as though in all respects such adjustment and settlement were expressly comprised in that section of such act as a matter of reference, the deposit in moieties being pro visional only, and not to be taken as any indication of the actual respective sad relative liabilities of the parties, which are to be amertained by reference as aforesaid. the referee having espedal regard to the provhdoss contained in the board's and company's acts affecting compensation,. 5. That the sum of 210,0001. mentioned in section 61 of the company's act be paid to the bea r d in 11100011111110111 with that act ." " & That the foregoing rceohitiens be forthwith communicated to the railway company and that they be required to give a definite reply thereto by twelve o'clock on the Ist of May next. In ease of a reply sewed. tug to the resolutions the solid embankment is to be constructed, but only in ease of its being sanctioned by the engineers of the company, and the beard under the 42nd section of the °misplay's act of 1964, within seven days after the receipt by the based of such reply. In default of such reply, or snob approval within the above period, the board an d company are to be in all respects in the same situation as if these resolutloos had not been pared." Mr. Flimsy moved the adoption of the report, which was ultimately agreed to. A MOM:MINT TO POLAND. —The Polish patriots have determined upon erecting a monument oommemo- retire of the straggles of Poland to regain her national in. dependence. The site chosen is in one at the most beau tiful districts of Switzerland, on the heights of Rapperewyl, bordering the Lake of Zurich. This memorial will amain of a column of black marble, 28 feet high, standing upon three *Worms of granite, each of the latter wring an a step up to the pedestal. On the summit will be an eagle with outspread wings. Eilatorioal inscriptions and the arms of Poland are to be carved upon four tablets on the lower part of the shaft; and the whole will be our. rounded by an iron railing. The work will be completed in the course of the summer. A circular from Count Waal*. Plater, dated Villa Braelbarg, near &fish. April MI, has been iswsi , la which an appeal Is made to all who have the cause of Poland at heart to assist in carrying out this patriotic demonstration. ~~) ►r .4IP We (Record) understand that it has been arranged that the motion " for making the rule ahroiete for a man. damns to the Bishop of Lemke ia the ram of Mr. Bea. nett, of Frome, will come on next Monday in the Court of Queen's Batch. NATIONAL RITOILII UNION AND MR.GIADOTONN'II RIXOLOTIONO. The third peat. meeting, nader the muck's of the National Reform Onion, in support of Mr. Oladetones resolutions, which was to have taken plaoe at St. James's-hall this evening, has been postponed. A THINVIII' PRAYZR Manama.—At the Glasgow Spring Circuit Court en Wednesday, before Lerd orris weed', four men, named Harrison, Longford, Forsyth, and =I, were charged with robbing a Sunday-school under somewhat peculiar ciromnalanoes. The tesaber, it seems, while standing at the door of the Wynd Free Church one evening in February last, wee &emend by a young man, who asked him to accompany him to ► a house is New Wynd, where there were a number of children whom he wished to have brought to a meeting than being held in the ehnrch. The teacher oemented, and on entering the home found there' a woman, two children, and one of the primer". lam* afterwards the other prisoners_ appeared on the same, one of them in. itatlthat he had just been a prayer mem he wished to hold moth's. am et the primmer% Mien read the 3nd end Ird el Jelin, after whir& another offered up a long payee The teacher, after " worship" was over, when aMaf to leave the hem% was seised by Harrison, mike bell ilia be was in a bad Loom, and " would have to pay $ seneseasmets." TIM " ontsequenees" seemed to be se mei money, which the teacher bed not to give, and fin peiceine th en pro. seeded to reb him. He raids a cub sesieemse, Led me Cdrelieved of Ms goat. veet. and meta, an memo v iil rhieh was rendered easter than M miAt have been by a men outside the dear preyease tone him sod army lefts seer Mr window. The lane Wien wee let el firths, moledarion, and on giving inforemdlen to tie the fair pleasure mew speedit. Tim jeep aka pll, ant lee.. errier nia r bL eede em'en'd them each to ilve years' peas./ survitods. Tan Bonsai. lisa.—Msmomam Arm/ 24. The Oese. arrived at 1030 a.m. today. Tile wells leave for Landon by the 11.30 nos. lei. Gaasircaersa, Area 24.—The Allan steamship Ileraviee antes/ la lasghlreyle at 3.10 p.m. to-day, sal presseasd le Qualm at Span. Nesteekra and rheumatism ma be awed by w eg a irsple va il m s mem a ja= m aresses us. nu us. Om • Ilbd ium eD lowisla a n d aim% 67= = 1 , 1 0. 1111116- Meek W.. Mi ant M. of44nd . 310.—(Advil .l