The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-18 00:00:00

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Jerk ILA • 1 11 krettl l / 1 OS R aw red is awry OFt nee near& eseeriereer he r 4 lore doter a &jot id primer re mce i.p.e.ise edrm i wali r d - Fee lased • MADRAS sod CALCUTTA Nader atisTat bp &kV Ogre SO alder .144 . le. airk ir • MON Nolo .111. reCre the dew dr MOIL • 1. Mem t., . Camerae • le re We 4 ...1 7. ••• WO le JANIS T• 10111011 . & AN FRANCISCO sad VANCOUVER'S ..... .44 . 4pper dia. ASIA 11111111.1. 6 % 10 Wier .. .: TirenlalliniOs .rotTAT eTEAIII COMMUNICATION hawses LITZ& Ara rairmausatrirparaa Is %or NO-rms..sd Ires Mrs IMINOsi/ps. Onm UT= le 111 W TOSS, s. Mims s CITY Or iisdperlalss 1.11 , bAR9O CITT SALTIITOLIi lisimider. 11. lA.* ../t diorite 1I•Wolbs.1 °Ms paw* 14. tad II islmis.as/sidesle =so P = IT. I. mad rssilse=s6lT Om. is voi rlnwaselso sena Tar NMI/Fortissimos espy Is WILLIAM! um,- IR Wall". mak Lesslsi Is Is NT lIS isAcamis. Are Inmr....a. eft. WISH abet NORTH AMIRICAN ROYAL p r. sarowift ~.• Ib. swl Was a re . 0 a s W i t : lial"."11 1W SW A: 4 • la ti. ,81 R. - TA:it AM A L. *I V • . : e.o. r. Jimi? d z a r is ,. ay a owl wATINFORD i WOMIL mad SOUTH. &4 12:14 taFt imi- : . 1A " Mi l e d" Sia4V 2r in. -14-1"- BigrintrELStattrarli 711112ascat massifs." Asti& am knows is the MAko l itAssis trzesSiistsb.....st Mm am M om Fa m m a ls t ssa lssax vii mma s.. .. 1 se i ' 1:17=. mai turz w o=4 6". Klli nemsees i nr=eirsii 3 te o r .1 . mit% rsietAs ass =um a 5,..: ....6.11 1"44. 0•11 . =ID sad SO IV = I L arg i laralliZ ini. larllas.sri he illorbre NM Morn. • LRRY HAIR RYSTORED to its NATURAL alcsara. , .L.AO Biamrrp.mnan: NM /2 6 11 re jts i Ombe Gikt ,6 11 0 1. Grey Bak at Val Se—ollet It Pagloybeiereree mu be leik relet se by wet Mr 4 remit Ile_ terlweled " inG Gek' feer Oro. arl be 1111•11 ft.. woe eyes amity rd esteems et AU PTU it it Lottas newt. wEITIVAIILIe LIT= mums swpow W sa l be *Joel ~we Yeeseleirt Pairli l it a 2l l .. Irigiel=: berliMmee th. MgrilletAto Pe n tpt l =eelli li us eet_ors gin trair alma an a ="47.3tiSp. a. Ouele i tTems ea et ". " ... " 1. • um balsa HEALTH WITHOUT PHYBIO.—NERVOUS aa nie 1111 , 51111011 AD W • am. WA INA wairdal We et • Tie sea ess, 3:118 E M A IL—Pretems4 by Boy& Liam hint of Mallaml.—flw tosselas ism Nl= ...... Orilla calla Meal wwwbe of lb. a...g 1.41124 . 41 Wise Is NW, lOW =Mt H. ar• M. tial wed aft& as a. 19,,liewsw slows% Otlat 1-asest. LOOM, SW MOM qt elms and Sailmil bun &aid Was PlawWww. swallawkWW lewhlwOlik•lT Mr Meitt e rbra m =t aa wsts=" P•ii Iw°67 es Oa swum Trimmer Y. Ss W l L in rwa r e h ri maw. all MI et Ism . SIAM GO nib Or al • ...1 perms fif obe w We. lls Ow tremolo tw WM dew E wilts obi Moab l m Opmb ash Who IawsIWYS it We pa , op I 1.1 Or grievillk la Or will MSS OIMMI• " ="1 Aft I I. sad II we OMNI 'IWO. a nowt. owl of as zm i lm ::. jignizstmv.. „...,. .m.= assw Ws wow Ws 111plir l a an 43. 141.r....,......i: ID Ofts. ressift . N. 11., pwwlN ws es t au k We I* on: pwr man Putis SAL alwillis lis *alai awl B •NI of DEPOSIT. asserire A. p. UK a. jp .. e .a6malel irk &mks. ussig=jorm fir.. ile ..ft Da= m gr= a bl" lois d lama ow las tri l / 4. ...... mii14....... wad mg be +Warm wlia•st - --" M i llit a o72ol j .tasetas Muter. Pitman endue army mg bras Mlledir. 6M T. ARTI= HALL-Thi LAST ringarlivulruta l t= risb -, ALuttatritma m irer.,_ I:2 a ms_lrasar itaintlehmakinkah:Lims.ff'="7l... E .:.1 MORROW. REV. J. M. BELLEW on nv— TY Ur. J. M. 11116LLIII/ Idly* . L ,.. 64 OLIVER GOLIMIIIIIII. I• lb al IL Jana•. nat. Plateetllll. TO-11011144 SV UllO, 11A6 IA at 6 bos.—etalb Issubmpl awl re. sin6o. 10111? . = d Wend*. In _.• but Ab. Ames. J • 101.1611's stars Marl. am& J•16.4;66661; bat C=ra7bM.l. Ai50640416. mime Jim Os imlb wag be am Ed 4 . :LBIRT SMITH'S CHINA, lUte. istranW A ra s sig i k fiena WiThalmilbsiiWiesea SWIM (MU ALHAMBRA n PALL? , Loissiftes MOA T &NO ON 01110175 2 z • itgle• t i aa • mom be sr= lbe Nu. lb ass. melba. i. same a e m ber: el Mese re elbesbe be s sit ONsisme els .Me 4 tuna pad owl sperler poi WELL'S LAST BAL MASQUE at die C N AI ; D roa MI IV ea 111/VDAY. Mar 11. la Maws( Os unbar / al kar . se ila air grand mai is a LI N = soap& ilmmiaral= r i rdlia. =mar ils. S. Ciamomma6lS. Mina awry waft& Ra prlnieinues law Mr. /11 la Die&41011. Mew SAN and KW HABITL—TED3 DAlif at lbw GM anima Bea Isc. Alf ea DWI= 81 Itura,S. 'Mar -ae "..1 1 0 4 d .. ZrraTzl "tietair liames-Par a a and Pam Goa--Wad Mara gr-flislaLesa argi eat tel rte. It illi n it i t ie hil e riziz iose ai_ sbar ralvai.... . Mirka jilla =lo , liana be, ti d a4 .0. 964 Yam. ff. UNN'S MAESALA or BROW= WINE, 30s. az . &It I& 141 6 , 4 1741t i rmrtreic-1 bluime llootEll Ilemoni — G eigirbsTßi br T A Rull• =II 1106Ultem: s sigi ll:= I rrod i g 47 sun w i Ta ig .T. Lis se wellimilan. (14D17.-4. PURI PALE BUXBRY of Um ...rtag ill"D ay=iotWo- a rtaiiiiirr cr. Miniver* Diselicri. MORICIL &O. TTNIKIPRIBTICATZD GXNZOA . et the tree o ,. .e=tl= 0 " 111 i teWiat s g Ase."/Z I trimat ik• Ell BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS and 111101 AND an at al *Ng 11 . 2:_ a builmail ot ILIA. mai On. Tin Maxibssft caw Ord Ones Omos Yak. 1 40. 6 .4 0 . L. : 4 26 Ours M. b. sod 46. and be Ole anima bra le fp aelhrsy low le •On onoloaltor Own it mokutplias. XHZ COMMISSION TEA COMPANY Fos INIALAT__nim AND ONNAP TIAN en wr ea l: ITY•IIVN TDA= be erg of Ns WAN* 'IMMO UMW Abeam off... N. k; pod. D. ; eines. i■ 411.: U; ..... 4:7. coma ox TNA 00NPANT1 D. GA MACK en D. yT.'l{~u'R ODNNIAND TIA "I tO I Iir idI AJIT IM. N 4r a yraT 0103 le bar of as MS ihribm wee war NI OM pilia NU CIONIIINAION MA 0011 IPA . Nem DialusAndso. Oar .14. *NNW the Normom AM Derirl. HAT 31 are tie Wili e Wm sis Wawa P- ;Ms viva,...:sla Wmor wets. mil gel, ...... . mg r W.— h OTISZLII HTDROISTATIC TRA mod COPPER 1. .. 74 , 14. ..., I u alo .— W11100•LY teas Ari u . I t . ..... t iruzed=mat wa l...... viiew., A N al e *II 5 0 I 8-OENUINIS HOMLMADR.— u m r..ft i llr ei ltzAparttos ma sox sorra 4 LEMMA WANTING MONZT.—F. DAVIS et 1.11111111. Demi. Wehareak *Ms a it s treibt d ake. LI M A PeNri aritD4T 111111.".ftr 017 AGE sad LAND.—WANTED, to RENT, lei 'ts . '' /Ws. Varliwbis Fre-.4.4.F IA BUBB= TUBING he Waterhe Gar liarldiitit::.• t A l laZr i dtriar migl. a4. raw X. " e..... 01 I C 8 to g INVENTOIUL-01 1 7108 for V at e arrtl a gt . = -141.1. = sr& anisuild• l• .1.1•6 sr et Ins* Gan egembe la irk. Foe IM or by seetsVetri.o. RENHAM sal BONS' ILLUSTRATED YW=ha: M by U FURNISHING IRON aed Or pon.—BRA HAY sad 110 Nd. ISlNraealliek 1100E8 sae BOUGHT to say aaooat, and th e aut eras OIL kr Mari Nye ainest. =MN Os le. Wt. ONIMMINV. me spars et üb% by IlesisHind prises et Oweigpolie madlier. NAL polo sad ". 1 =. 6 . 01 L toda—seeo to T. /I ve, sti nu m s . dna. GRATIS sod POST FREE to ALL PARTS F owl 4 11117110 ZINGDOSI. • IMF ...i.utzt nand Ss IS. lailiallN MPH ....Mille of wow NA •Ide Oa Idol sil Is sesi; &as milk& • =W. Is On I. sewed. &of • elatele p arekt&bor Aleekt•sle st Ihs gook st Use Ind, look, 11.0. lie Mies a && lel messelot poetess la OWI7 1.084. Mid Or ems se It sho hi On ono NIL NlO CHARGE he STAMPING PAPER sad ECTI ILO WDYY PINI *ft kW. OR/!, d mowed sod so mpellos r s. Ulll - 70761, =mile! ral bywlds. La~lees. al Y RODRIGO Ng vsbliens Owe ism Amorytli.armii Of 1111 MIAMI LID MUM M l NA l rtr i a., two br 2.1 ter p D LIFE; or EariTMAL --1 r iVO Z I 101011. AZg Wert g liteded .o hlike gi ti ri re = V 5 epo r ir .. ... Murders. br lir goo=at leblibeed trim Mau are. ismetili beim 16,11•1•4== II ft W mk. .imemileg. Y nom tiiiiisalves. bar WWI aimink am ss wee MEI ape assiimt Orb. Obi mai elolso• I i semil• if Wig dr mil Immo smalle aft AMMO ; bow, tlea Ile lofts Ss kers Ms 11. Nook awl QM vim. isig Mall owns .I.lm, bas tmeari lOW ailimisk Or IMMO broattt Immilllis• ft smil ....l awbs melee ?sir= =rir e 4EsThidi lea lips. Ar uln she a i i rift et ir a. Oaniill. ...I .4 ell a.`••••• ROYAL COLLZOI OW Ilintososs.—The following Crbevies sedarsema azamia•ticats for liphes e owe admired .Yen el oa at • waft, et *a Cyan of lauslaan on lir Int., viz.: Wan. Ward Brawl, 114. Joha's-woadillass; RAM Jams 11.11larria. Tyres*, lotted ; Timms Karim& lisakaa, Writ ; Ifigaerisk Tattoo, W; William Gawp Crowd, Ihrotal ; Otero RUNE Jana- C.4islar, Unisakaldr• Jabs Alford I Maw lateamarearlas ; ; Rid, Calcutta ; nods nos. Itorarsrl• Ems; Witham Aab, L•ariews Vales, arias; Pose= s ostrat , a; Francis Biala listeithwaa, ; Broad, Didelord, Devoe • = B"l44 Willars. Tatiory, Oloutiorterrilre Thom; &Gahm Borkabire ; Jratar Hoary road ilea:lslloltelt"r'limas ibeartar Treror, Plymouth; Braga Varna Uttarsoth Madams" ; Ingram Widarraw, Walsall, 1111011wnstire; Robert Amid Hall, Orrotimme, Llsoolaakint ; Jam Wawa, Newasilewa•Tyne ; Jobs Bride, l Linn Dowel Bowan. Wonolooldare, Lboakoa= LI•14 Thaw, PanMY, Casrasnisebim ; Walter Ihrka Maikaaais. W lios, Lakealitnt; sod Joba aria- OrtmiaL Ms IiUNITED lITATZL—Tho Mew creamer Jura, awashail Illasiay. Ilkma Maw York, Das breisbiANlPairs op* is* a oft prongers. LONDON, WEDNEBDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1859. MUSIC ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Madame Pomo, the prima donna hem Paris, oaptioll by Mr. Ilya to ell the piece of the lameated Bodo, see her first appearance lest night in the Melnik'. Thta lady be bees a feemite of the Peden public, and deurselly, hi elm power fine qualities both is as ►ewe sad e a►ger. The abooseter of Violetta is not, la oar humble spidasoalselatedb Merle the highest powered • pierce la slew espele. With the smosseks el emo paesiosie ease —that he wee es beer at the girl's [ores indoor bar to amen hr bareplaeas by giving be up—the Mg of the port to seeing men then a repreeentaties of the sullerlap of pawed diem To me the poor girl dyb►g by bele DI ea tamable malady, dues the whale bet set of the opera, is, en mein, ase &Whims bat ea agreeable me teas And as tote nee, it is of be weak se trivial a demeriptisa to oil lab wee the Woe peers at the eager. But therein so mob Mariam els ours ; it he got ble vogue sad will hare its day. Is repel to M►dame Posse's performers, it ism Is u that, although she; doe met fully rarity Base she sees anew to her b it eliwa say ether perms we bee sm. Ohs is lumbes sad graerfsi, with a pieselag be aell a amorkahly lessen bee; awl her oat tag; b aushiltithillemeseei patielsig. Ides vase bet good quality sad maidenhie puns; sod bar style end su ede me these al ma eseemplishol see Cheapen her with the capavallog ENID lady who AM modem ►ogaaiabd with the ehenew, we may say foil she doss not act it as well as Picoelanial, bat dap ft amok Wes ..We rate, bee irestgeba ass matt inerable. Mao vas van* ap plauded dreg the parlermsora, and reedred aa ov►Usa at Its eseedea. The ems wee well out. Ciardonf, 'a Alfredo, gave the = s m . hawed it is addle of, =4 seas beeatitaby we an moiled rapresentetive of de bars ; sad la de pert of the worthy Dodor Zelger. barflies soling deeply aa4 naturally, gave pled eller, by his Sae bar yoke, to the caereasi NOM& AM de eabordlade parte were in good bada. The Qesea,the Mice Named, and seed nwebsee ef the papa badly pnesd, sad die ham was Si de bed sal most ballad tithe seats. THE FINGER-POST FOR LOUIS NAPOLEON. (Freon Arrorh.) losis Fo bead rtson t —wird a pees 'Tie at hy to ply U to achieve darnel Imo, And gain en seorlootiog nem, Meet bre th en egos, Ihe Woe she, Fibreliss the way. This reilt bat hare to keep the word Of hoes= thou barn fie, And teak as farther with the word Which thou hag drswa, thaw to afford TM aid by hay And rid bra fran ha t n jeks. That done, thy nod if thou wilt shoat= And lig= not is fro gall, The =aid thy vietee's mini will wreathe Of Sowers that me sweet will breathe • A ooblo near this wilt bequeath, Radon= fres every soil. Bat if thou Is= that manor line Tradition =aid "i To low entbitko—aotr i vine— Of common conquest with deign ; Thee, surely, will an end be this.) Contemptible at best. More land, more slaves thy blithest hire To win—pleat what odds f A teas whole sway seen will ries, And Ight eget= thee till he dise, Or =last lorthiog searilles, To guard Ma bomb= gab. They shoal= will not than laso—enough to know The volid = Aa ap ef laphit Far worariag ;to tbe p ieired woe! The pushy as ovarth v ao row 'To= =ions r saglain. No sore of that, Tao ?lee then art Aad thou wilt Is die Win gall Mart, Lash Napoleon Boaaparte, And glory, trona eineUneat heart, Win for *pelf and Priam HEALTH OF LONDON. The weekly return of blithe and deaths in London braid by watherityin the istrar•General stake tlast the drift registers& lna which were 1,207 in tbs wee ef April, aid 1,109 in the fret week of May, show a farther thoweine lee the wick ending last Saturday, whoa May were %art In the tea years 1849-68 the avatars amber of ereat le the weeks corresponding with last week war 1,1111; bet as **deaths that are returned for last week mewed ha a impotence& which has ,amend, they can only is snowed with the average raised ta proportion te that inereeen memsly, with 1.161. !rem lines Agues It spews that the depths that ownwed last week went Ins by 86 then the number Wet would have emend if the rate of mortality in the weeend weak el key lad I Prom spode Omani Is the sesoned last week; the avenge emend imam amides la 267. The limbs whend te phials amee em ber 163 ; the esnested 11Vif:167. Mesa eshered W ether lmonary seespidals are a the ammo ing 192. p es os carried et Ilyienotic deaths awe le embalm wad diphtheria together declised from 69 la the previrme week to 60 lest week. Thirteen cases In which diphtherial& recorded as the fatal dieter eanarred as fawn one at 1, Brompion. place, Brow ; awe at 1, Clara-cottages, Rammereseint ; ens at 21, 11l itrili~ street, Westminster ; one at 19,Dur learratereace, dew Town ; one at 17a. Ann Rain w-road, one Backchurch-lane, (esseraw What deaths bare occurred within seven days firommelillas trillgaa, and whore that is a lane mama- Wilmot demllogriatly smelling offensively, wars the leek of the Innes) ; at 13, Royal Whit, Aldgele ; one at 6, Lesswirerrent.lll., illavlour; one st 12,Vinnterrace, Lambeth; one stll, Mw--pars, Lambeth; one at 7, Conaberland-row, Kagetestee ; we at perneldu Wandsworth Common; and one at Denasitelemmen Qnsesee•road, Deptford. TIP* ear , sad supestively 8 and 6 years, end gkl, mod y, the &ilia at • jowneyensa blanket:old), died all es the 7th bast, le Brewhones-brou Putney, from " typhas following maiss." Another &Lid died also In the mmo family very meetly. The typhoid symptoms were well method in three of the four caws, and set in Dome day. after the children had apparently recovered from measles. The house occupied by the fatuity I. in a most unsatisfactory stale, from defective drainage and other mare. A woman, aged 82 years, died at 26, Oonletos-court, Whiteohapsl, from want of tood and from exposure to the night air. Last emit the births at 993 boys and 823 girls, in 4111,816 &aka. Win regidered In Lm&n la the ten °omen) Aid ing lAN. weeks of the yeses 1849-68 the average number yr OXFORD ABD CAMBIUM' MISSIONS TO CIMTRAL ATlllCA.—Yeetildat er itilleCOO• • large and highly indasstiel retie( of the mem of the University end dress of Oxford wee held in the Ohs Moira Theatre, the Lord Bahr of the Diocese is the chair, when the object of the sew Os fwd tad Cambridge florty, viz , to diverse. Central Itrloo, wee eloquently sad rocceiefally pleaded by hie laid skip the Bishop of Cape Town, Professors Selwya end Harold Browse, of Cambridge. Mr. Ronadoll Peres, the Warden of New College, oft. Re 101•1101. were ern* by acelamatios, to the Mir that the err disprerime of Dr. Urgetau heviag brought to light • hop end litheelo unknown region of Central Africa, it le of the utmost Impwbaa that a eiders should be seat late fist Ira= led, and that it should oriel as seen em Piestiadde el • bhhep end err eirster orgy. That sa eseamiados lepton already bra formed eienben of the Lialreettles et Odsrd and Cambridge Is, sending oat • erten is Matra Attics to be casil the " Ward end Cenbridgit Mieslas," which is per to orro wide the Bixby tor the Propreliseitof pro re Org is T o ill orah Parr the rare endertemit to wear the paled objects of the monad= by every mars la Ms power. It wee aho resolved that etre should Letkeilk be takes for forms a Lours committee of the aestoistke, *ad that meetings should be held mad NITIKOI preached to behalf of the premed miser in the principal tors of Begird. EXAMINATIONS OF STUMM FOR TEX BAS.—Tie Court of Legal Bastetir of rice 84 Rtohard Bethel; QC., Is cholera, hem gives sore that sa examina tion of candidate. for Meows ar cortilkatae entitling students to be called to the her will he bold es Monday next, In the Bendier.' Raring-room of 14•11•Wrien. A stoden•ablp of Ilfty auras per mar, sad rah for three yer, will be esshrred apes the Murat who passes the beet examination, sad the name of the three Sell who pee the beet examioa tions win be eutrited to the Inas of Ned, who may, if dere& arrs with may terms get earsodisg two that may train to be kept by so& riders morsel, to their being called to the but. Os Mery the earldoms will be • maimed la Cosatitatiosal Law end Legal Mary ; ea Tuesday In Croce Law and the Lew of Real Property; end on Tf ednersy la hairnets(' end the Civil Lai. no ermisattons wtl tererate on Wednesday aft, ribeeD, and the Woes of the samental ordidatee will - be apasc as .d, as e sees Amu* as dromulamiii till rdmtt 170CIAT OF —•_— A Coast of Alderson was hold yeetorday at Guild ion ; the LOAD NATOZpoodallor. TIM VIGO DATUM OV OVITTZWALL _ . Mr. W. il;eelta;,wleaDthty Irt our elected high bats' Southwark by the Martel Comm Cowbell, car* to the bar tad area swots Ye site la the mutate usual with the bigh dicers of the capers/lea. enomuilf traerrecse. Thoevert proceeded to the eseekratios of the peaks of Thee Ifesieli Smith coreplieles of the wedge of hem Nebel sad Robert FISIAt N heelers. Nr. Sleigh sneered for the INA Mr. the ro ue. _ _ _ — Titejs — e — t — Oka; carries cm Weber es • shimilise Y Km =sad Booth Mottos- Meek sal rememlsets r to Change-alley. TM shoplift dame pries were Mat in September lest the perilkow belessW the resposders, with whom h• bad hod prime lesesse tier, to _parolees tor him Me err of whits Japes war at Ma per cwt, which they did, at the ewes sirs indensing him that there were 20 ewer sell leis ix the bands of their whisk meld be MI Ow =met, imoromesse el inellusead them le hr him st SU. ter elth_et Mrs dlelemer as =bel to my thy 4001. hr the suss by • Wet he ma, and 1001, is de en dellesey; Ms prim slur warn made, the wax dealer. sod Me smog gold ; sod MM sebeetmently, hem Ishemollea emered by the reitimer as ,fro the prim ef epplitmiga is Me iserket st the Use et the wanks" he hOlm rimohisre t r geh tmere es their principal, whisk ilhey led sehmed to se wen to allow him to impel' Moir peek fir sotries dons; the pritionerlhereden, yesyskthed he blob el the respondents might be pet to bre, sod thee their %me might be numodogaiedl they eitsold prise their hwhe kr hie inspection. The respondents led pot is en same to the= which the Town Cie* wee rut to reed when • took plan ma goers& d edietersesest The Town Czwaz Ohm premeled to read Ms aver, in whisk the mensders sired Mot they had ide Zett Ms trersellsos Meted with do plainer se widths* lo hid se essegreed limn by Wm pi er meds to them; thet they believed he wiul arm Um Mows there was este ea 'Wide is white Jere wax Y the market bet for their Idiomatic= ; an that whh regard to the terms of their book misters the itits of their beaks cc the demand dparties by whomihew wen emed, they be lieved it we cry Mended to lre • UMW applhatlea ; Ned that they were sat bard to whom their boob whey as wee the Ise la the Were bless theciport, the frond war an made old sear do empletten of tin entreat, W. lowed by &Um" drool poyosol kr dr gm/a this rispondiats marled dot its poillkow 1111 Iwo In so ; t r e ir ma svad or donslkil by tbsk sondist, /ad th ey &wakes dr* do !relation Amid Is amiss& Manz? Om amid dot do MOW ssoddsre- Hon of the *NM bs sejsoool ks a asods, sod we AIM MUM vim media We sods for withdrawal of drown, end *a gout was thou& Upon Ho Wag ragased, The Loss MAYO& rid the coon bad cladad to edywas the can for • monk sad the matter stood wljorarnad wrocel kaliT• - NIWOATS. The report woe brought up from the Gaol Committee epos a reference to them to inquire Into the dutks sad emoluments of the Governor of Hemp* sad the seleetka of three lasi- Me candidates for the choke of the court. The committee recommeodsd that no slteration should be made in the raga lotions !chess to the talks of the goversor, and that the emoluments or the ales should continue at 4001. per emus, with house, ire, gm, to. They seated further, that, mat daring the muster of esadidetee fur the °Moe, they bad sot deemed it advisable to advertise, sad, aftwr careful considere tire, they returned the names of Mr. Henry Cartwright, Captain H. H. Fines,. sad Mr. Hildyud, foe the eslection of the mart. The report wee adopted, and the election ordered to tats place at the ant emirt. 11017LATTON 01 sm.= TRAFFIC. - --..... The Member - sea brought up tronithe General Per poem Committee ea a petitiou of the inlmbitante of Orme chureh-steset, relating to the street traffic, Tit. " In obedience to • Menne* Orem your tomoureble murk of the 22nd Bertmemy, 1869, to the petition the inhabitants of Orwasharairainal, relative to the hefts In that street, we whore rims are hereunto subsorkeS, your committee ri the whale aeon kr general do °artily that we proceeded to the cenddsratkas of therm*, and re ferred the 'shiest to the Commissioner at Folios to report thereon, se to the meklnese and pradleakilty of adopting • similar moisten Iser the pusher ekes King Willies-skeet and Onswelturch-street to that infused on 1.;:i0;;Wen;; - ani . ::7; the Wpm." that incurred thereby. And the Commissioner hes mime reported that en experiment foe carrying oat the plea was commenced ret the lot March (doe notice having hem given to the public) ; that it wasneoeseary for the new arrangement to employ three sergeaata and twenty-one oonstahke for the Int three week", but for the following week, two segeante end fourteen coastebles wets sullicient ; that the res ul t that the compelling the slow vehicles to keep the herb enabled the feat ones to travel more rapidly, and the large number of police prevented the pub* ouriserea from lehletiod the, however, gross immnveniesce arose from the omnibuses being compelled to est down passengers In the 'riddle of the read ; the danger to the polio" was mach Moremed, sad the captor wee also very heavy, being 1431.45. nd We month dean which the experiment wee In oteredon. " The Commkeloner of Police elm reported that Mace the above regalaika has mem' setatbee method bee been tided, ow th, sum pound, for foaog the as& by ploolag mat —stables at diflamet plata, wltheet otallaing vehicles to ueqaw ppeeerst of the reed ; mod thin ham Mee food to remit fa aenifmrbis eteselege, mid st ken Men half the mere of the foam, eaperimena The Coeuniseloace wee aim of "taloa that WWI wadi be gained by removing MOW at Ws maadleept et the coalbeets is Clamechtwoh-deetet, sad alio by the briar of the dales al tam-keepere to the police. " We, your conmettbm aim heard the petitioners ea the subject of their wake, sad cosmenetoated to Meat the re sent of the experiments made with respect to the asses end also the propmetlea for reesoviag the standiag of tome of the omnibuses in Gracecharch-street. They stated that each =would be highly detrimental to their basher ea s, the placing the heavy baffle neat the kerb. We elan ornsidered a memorial from a number of the in habitants of Wog William-street, notenneendiag that the slow teat& might be required to proceed atm the mutes of there'd, giving up the kerb to the take ,reefs. Tee meow Mita were Meat thereon, and the memarial wee referred to the Cosendeakaer of Polka, who reputed that each a plea would be peribotly impracticable. " &twat Wfmox. " W. F. Amax. G. CaltiOLL." Tim coaddandas of the report wee postposed, sad the court adjourned. 0117 UVIM onoussioN. The Coomaissioners of Sewers met yesterday at Guildhall, Mr. Deputy CH/INV' presidia/. TAI CITY CAA COMPANY. Remotly a memorial was pervaded by Um directme tithe City Ors Cmpeny, praying for the removal of the sasimat sewer which now runs beneath their premises, Da the mall side of Tudor-street, Blackfriare, sad for the recosetrootim of their drainage into the sewer fa Tudor-street, which ratenerial was referred to Mr. Wm. Haywood, engineer to the comotheien, who now presented a report upon the sub , ject. He Mated that the sewer in quesaces formerly demised a oossiderable arm, but that at the meant time it merely drafts the_prmaisse of the company and seven of eight how's is Webe.etreat, and that then could to no obimuon to the &viatica of the &shags of the houses in Water skeet with the maciameace of their ownen at the ex _ psasa of tiaeityii;roaTriisii,ica to tiraaanstriaciioliat am &visage for thsdr premier in Use same way; bat he recommended that if say alteration were made the oompsny should dnas their premises directly tato the Thames, through a sewer constructed for their exclusive use, as a means of guarding against the di of of ammoniated liquors into the river. Upon this point Mr. Haywood says " If the premises drain Into the Thames by drainseasstrooted under the supetintendenos cd the officers of the commis' sion, and the company keep good fifth, then no harm can 1100,114 any way, but should waste liquors be ran off, then there will be but little difficulty to Wog the offence upon the com pany, immix* es it can by no possibility have orlgineted from say other source then the real work,. But ;if the drains are connected with the public sewer, and the offence is committed, the waits waters would mingle with the ordinary *map, mod might raider Uralr sletrodes less moy, end, akeepTere Ipowtrfal they mesa may their eseese for disiemere drawl the sheets, to the outlet, spreading Whorl of mallaiag the amerce. sad The allinataly dleelergieg, es they wet, tats the Themes." report Ina adopted. 114XITART CONDMOW Or TWO CRT. Dr. LIWITZDT, iir1;11111;r0gliel. ' . releort of eh* mediate of 173 balm whisk had bees in 'pentad during the w sod • MO of 36 photo whisk IV qulred rotar eek, y improvesesset 1a Imams pertloalara The mortality returns tor the weak are sot abyss the avenge, the mud amebic of deaths bin 34, of whisk 23 were awns inhote, rd 11 among old peers of 60 sad upwards. Among the principal cassis of &Mb were two fm continued 3-err, two from smegpoz, sad one from whooping-cough ; there haring beset no &tithe tram Marines or dysentery. The deaths from aymotic distaste are therefore not numerous, and not from say melody to ea epidemic form. Of palm:eery afrocii o44 , them wee only az deaths from oossucaptlos s three from ymeamoota, mid two from twoachitts and mama. 63 birth, awe ageasesd daring the weak, meanly, 36 males and T. 7 hawks. MOAT MIXTRAL OAM COMPANY. The Medical 015rer el Reath resealed his quarterly re port of the Madoollos pow_ owl &Nalco! polity (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. of the ps supplied to the City by the Great Castro' Gee Coispeey, from which it appears that on so average at 944 expesissats wade during the quarter the illuzaluatiag power was equal to that of 13,46 was candles or 11.96 opens of stawlead quality. This is Nearly 14 par coat. above the re qadowasaho of the act of prlismatt. The obecakel of gma has also Mae good la mord of • amidst* = of salpfirittal hydressa, and Mamma of Musa only of ammonia. ZEE NSW CONVOCATION 07 CAN'TSJUPVIT; The clergy of the diocese of Canterbury have re &able the Rev. A. 0713Dile and the Rev. J. C. B. Riddell ea tisk Footers in the new commialion. In the diocese of Mask the choice of the chapter has Idles apes the Rev. Dr. Jereinie, the sub-dean end Regius Protean of Divinity the trolversity of Cambridge, end the clergy has re- sleeted the Rev. Henry Medusa., rector of Tydd Et. Mary Oak vicar of the Marmaliten pariah of St. Martin-in the-Fields), end the Rev. Yr. Meedngberd, vicar of Sena Ormsby. The shalom of mammas alerts for the diocese of Raster le pled to aim piece in the Cosaideriel Court a/ the Web last., when it is easseeed t lha hnett e alarke, lhi Rev. B. Herold Browse, B.D of hkeihr, era/Mariam Pramor of Disler; at sad the Rem Per Leopold Dyke Adana, vicar of Demulelyet, tait tore In thelate convoostion, will be re-eleseml. The of alsuoseter [and Bristol has Said Thersday, tie inst., he the deaths of proctors to remits& the clergy of the diocese he exavocation, sad hag intimated that the deafen will tate place at the Cass iskokl Cant of =before tke Worehiphl C. J. Monk, Q.C., M.P., It k vaithrotood that the Rev. ilk Gawp Preece; Dee., immelient of Stineltoombe, will he re- V t . Z ., seed that Me Bev. C. E. Kennawirl, ekes el will be • emdbiete he Ma place of the Hew. W. J. &Ithaca, meter of Cicasball, who represented the Omen he the We coneseeder,tme who dose net purpose to air blared[ apts. A =How of the dyer of the diocese Of LINES& will tale pee &Mho cabek 6 el•cm Friday, the 27tk MelliselaNlVlll=B,oolo taironagtr Ammer Norm, . , ef raspier"' in ordinary to her Majesty, and rarer of Mackin, a likely to be re-elected. The asohdegoaashaveseadved emen date from the Biellopof Wareseter manna. anmenag clergy of the archdeacon/he of Worcester end Coventry, at the cathedral on Thurstiety, for the election of praetors for the diocese. In compliments with a monition remised from the Bishop of Wisabsobar, the rakes, Wow, and clergy of the archMeconry of Winchester are to appose in the cathe dral church of the Holy Trinity of Moamar,. on Saturday, the 21st instant, to elect a proctor. It is net expected that there will be any opposition to the re-election of the Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best, M.A., rector of Abbots. Anne. The ether clergy of the diocese T he madame:try of Southwßesdelph, will mad at Se. flaviount The Rev. J.pre bendary of Sr. Paul's, sod mem of ilauderstead, near Croydon, will proba_tely bersaisated. Per the diocese of Oand, the Rev. F. K. Labial, M.A., rector of Hamden, saw Healey an-Thamee, and the Rev. Charles Lloyd, rector of Gnat Hanrpden, will be nominated. Thermos, in to the anent time, no indications at any opposition, but the Rev. Thomas Canna, a beneficed clergyman of the Moore, halo protested against the bishop taking the chair. Not having met with a favourable reception when he opposed the bishop as the ocomion of the last election, he Mates that he shall not subject himself to a similar insult, end having head his protest shall take so further steps in the matter. THE 1.1.77.3 CORPS MOVIXIINT. BIRMINGHAM, Tusensr. A meeting was hold at Des's Hotel, is this town, aftersoos, to oaks tots anaiderstion the aspadiesey of Ihrimisi • rifle doh subject to the rogulstkat Is the prod*. maim lame frogs the War-oliss. The tsmanag 10-dq was mnplisme with • eisoldar honed a few days dam, and Opel Ira Ism genthsom In She town. Mr. Him VAN WArti, • mashaame of the borough, prided. The CIAIIMUJI spoke of the pest importanoe of astehliolt. tag • rile mope is Birminibm. Is hie °photon • corps of two thousand otiose might be Masi Referrisi to mug obearostioes mode at • maim betel in the town on listardey as the mine ;object, st while it woo Mated that the inteation of the promoters of is moadui to•iley was to form • select corps of issesnes, Mr. Vaa Wad aa= , Inn* art irk shoormakss had bow smis, headstisa kr ems. An NM of big MMd to alw wises et was or two genthwisa, he sad ethos led uto mate views, as he did, that nothing would be mos Willy to delis the they were assious to preppie. It Was guile Net sweet eta ma's &nom and roepectstrillty to M idashiel to the steps If he was willisi to pay for him sum sad mentrasetets; sad heiiietlestly oaf a0,09 . !•kr &Old that my prinelpiniit exclusiom wee - contemplated. He be lieved that • mesteg of the thatenancy was to be held au flaterlay for the purpose of ilimeming tin to the hest mode of con oat the breathe of ride corps according to the Kr. J. W.Vr ea avinAr sowed the first resolution, "That It is desirable a volunteer rife corps should be fared in the borough of Hirmiaghaus under rack mulattoes as may be preeeribed by the Lord Lintel:mat of the county." He =lrli tr urgell the nocanity of forming • coops ; sad the of not ohm** the seeker el any who were dis puted to co-opiate. It wee • quarks of our nation' de ham, sod had so politird or piety thiset whatever. Mr. J. 0. KARON semmied the which was OW. tha n IllabaSe twas staid . the ems it the dr:melon GA the ride nod general coat would met sheet Memel kr privates; wad • myth* wee meth by Mr. Homy Osea th at a subscrip tioa shield he metered fate to help those volunteers who could nee edited to pay for their mesuremser ; but this wee dithered for the pmeenti Another resolnalea was moved Mr. W. J. Hearn, to the ellset that the geaeme the meeting, having eigedied tie* approval ll otitis project to fora • ride cape do esesthais themselves • committee for carry lag the seine - into speeds. ; awl that • sub.coramittee be famed tar the Mr ef lists, reliving the names of pieties wit elele r ing and adocding the neomeary intense lion on metres of dsteil. Mr. W. limn/Jun seconded the resolution, which was carried aft e • few words from Mr. P. H. Mown, who strongly urged the desirability of doing nothing to give rise jealousy, or to the supposition that the corps was foamed ppm any arlori re principle. VOLUNTARY RIFLE CLUB MOVIXRNT AT Harrnicis.-0a Friday erasing a numerous sad bin entlal meeting arm held at Hastings (alluded by magto trues, weetbsien of the legal and esdkel grafemions, to.), for the purpose of siding in the formation of a rile club for this the moat clefs:mare town on the coast. A preliminary meeting bad been Mid la the previetes week, sad it wr proposed to submit the rake for confirew lion. It wm, however, felt that the govenuart circular publiebed in the previous day's papme would restarkily affect the proposed Wm. A god caul at dheatisfatolion with the =molar was maniketed—chkey on the grounds of non-sapply of arms, and the lengthened thin, which it on , thought ansinited to a probibitioa. An ogielon us also en premed that government had done well to comedies to the public feeling of ta• country, but that thepeovkionseit the sot now in foreswore too stringent. Mr. Nee*, M.P.,la a hetet, Yr. Rock, retnarkadthat hie inapranks wee theta modifialeart of militia us intuited, on the peineiple of " Nothing • da and lied yourself." A prni4onal committee wee with power to praise a runisliks to the Payee for • tows meeting, with a view to tasmoriskise goverament to relax the condi , lona laid down, or to petition walkout= to per new act suited to the requirenteste of the present day. A archer of persons who were willing to egelp them selves gavels' their names as members of the corps, sad mama be a second clam, who could not themselves =ford to provide as outfit, but would join In th• drill sad practice Heim were bud for them. Nearly 601. was asteoribed for this pupa% ant It was determined at once to proceed with private mons, to eriab:e the membere to become good =ukases. Ring CORPS pox EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.— A meeting of students of Edinburgh University Ina hold on Beterday, for the purpose of considering the propriety of Soule, a University Volunteer Rifle Corp.; Major David son presided. After some results from tne gallant ma or on the advisability of liar ton-armed and fore-warned, it was uselsontly speed to • Gape, and a committee was ap pointed to drawly • asnalitation of rah, and to consider who should he eligible as emathere, whether the oory• should am bles to the ansegessats spuds& be the government cr ealer, se mem the chases/ of • private dub. Thirty el ixty podium are/led thsmseives members of the ° T/LUNTIIRR RIFLE 001141 AT LITIRPOOL.—The late proclamation by her Majesty seems te hive produced a gout elfin et Uswpool, sad • pabite muting. wader the pre , &dewy of the mayor, will, it I. said, take pines sante day thia 2074 Z NATAL SCHOOL The annual general meeting of the friends and supporters of this - Institution ems held yesterday afternoon, is the theatre of the United Service Institution, Whitehall yard. Admiral Bowies, C.B„ the presiden , , took the chair. The report of the council Mated that negotiatithe bad been entered into with the Commissioners of th e Patriotic Fund, which had resulted in an arrange ment by wield' on the payment of 9,0001. to the fonds of the ;Moot, the ornamisaioners should have the right of nominating in perpetuity seven pupils, on payment of the annual sum of D. to the school by the parents or guardians of each of the pupils so nominated, who were tobe Meson. of naval or nearineosof ward-room rank. Aa the arrangement, however, cannot be carried out without the anthority of an act of parliament, the cottneil, therefore, soled the authority of the meeting to apply for as act during the ensuing session. During the year the building had un dergone emend haprovememe and shanties., including the erection of • gymnealnm and the construction of a swim- Mg bath, at • met of 1,1721. de., notwithatandingwhkh large expenditure** general fond had only been reduced by 1691. 10s. The coned! also stated that the Queen had gra timely permitted the name of his Royal Highness Prince Alfred to be enrolled se • patron of the school, and at the eallai time presented • donation of 601. on behalf of his royal bighnera. Admiral Sir John Weet (tbe admi ral of the fleet) bad been elected • vice-patron in the room of the late Admire! Sir Charles Ogle. The number of pupils et present in the school wee embed to be 230, of wham 66 were the seas of civilians paying 601. per annum, the remainder, 174, being the sone of naval and marinsofflosee, 61 of whom pay 301. a year, 74 241. • year, 26 pay 161. per year, and 14 were educe ed gratuitously. It appeared &mates belenoraloset that the ordinary and extraordinary receipts during the year amounted to 10,691/. 2.., end the ordinary expenditare amounted to 8,4641. 6.. 10d. The balance, 1,1724 had been expended on improving the building, and the remainder stood as tribunes on various accounts. The report woe adopted. The Ceetimms that moved a resolution authorising the council to primed with an act of parliament during the ensuing eevelon, to amble the corporation to carry into effect the propose i arrangement with the Commissional of the Patriotic Fund. Some objeciions raised by Lieut. Gardiner having bees overruled the remedies was carried. The vacancies in the council having bets filled up, and the other ordinary amines,. of the meeting transacted, the pro ceedings terminated with the mual vote el thanks to the chairmen. SINE'S COUNTY ELECTION. The following is the aloes of the poll at the elec tion for KUNIO Casty pitieelq : Hantiony 1302 O'Brila 1290 Mai 1216 Ximilly Blom Cottl oa.-0a Thursday last the report 'of the committee of Fellows, appointed on Jasaary 4, to "con sider whether • farther union of the City b sstry and if so of which, sad tinder what emiditiona, would be beneficial to the interests of religion, end to report to a fothre eseeting of the College Union," wu minuted by the president, Mr. doom. After a debate, width looted three days, the follow ing rementioa was, cm Monday law, coaled :—" That the rrt now printed bs received ; end that the thanks of this r oofl i ege be pretested to the eammittas for the great oath and labour which they have bestowed upon it ; and that a mew mitts. be appointed to receive euggestiorn from parties into rnted In the settlement of this questiem as to what modifier.- does sad minims, If soy, of the scheme poperted in the report should he odoptod WWI P. be dimity ted Wore the Bebop d Lades." lOW CATHOLIC CEMETERY, WOKING. For some time past the Roman catholic inhabi tants of the metropolis and its environs have experienced a difficulty In finding a suitable place of Interment for their dead. The Roman catholic cemetery et Chelsea has been dosed now foe some years, under the enactmenti of modern sanitary legieletlon, and not before what we. doe to the health of the living absolutely required It. At KOCSIII green there is • cutaiderable plot set apart for Roman catholic use, but which is by no means commensurate with the number of deaths which manually occur sameget that on of the metropolitan and suburbia community who belong to that perm:Lulea. From some technical difficulty the Roman catholic section of the Heceal-green burial ground I. unconsecrated, and the natural desire which the member* of evwy religion* community have that their es nabs should nee amongst those who belong to their own Lath, sad la grand spemelly dedic Aid to that purpose, re ndes so far madded. The enormous capabilities of the Necropolis at Woking, which encloses already an area of 400 sates, and tooludes a resters of 800 acne moire, of lead epode°, adapted to the porpoise of sepulture, tithed • fining sae, and by means of the South Western Railway Company, which runs into the ground, all suitable faoilltke for ready sod cheap conveyance; end under an arrangement with the Neempolls Cempay about an acre and a gawker bee been sot apart exalusively for the interment of members of the Roman cetholio perauseloc, which any te inareased so masks makes it to the extent of lee awes more. Yesterday the ceremony of oonuctating the 11 acre was by Dr. Grant, the Roman catholic bishop of gullie.Tek, who was sedated ley the Rev. C. Faure, of dipitallielde the Rev. C. Crowed, the Rev. A. La Foresaw*, de Is Molex de Marxists; M. Is Abbf Toenail. of the Preach Roman catholic cel, Portman - square ; Rev. A. Paroell, of the German cha City, and several other cle rical end lay member. of the Roman WhOlie church. The company having amembled fu one of the exceedingly commodious waitiog-roome of the cemetery, Dr. Great, site. robing, and cousecrating the hely water, sddraseed these se follows: "I thank all present foe their goodness in coming here to homer this service, which is intended to consecrate the place in which the bodies of some of our brethren will rest. We show respect to them because in lite they have beta the living temple. of the Holy Ghost, and because they era as we hops, to be carried from their resting piece to • giOrtoolll 70111211'0141012. The prayers we shall recite WI offered by the church that this place may be blessed, but there are • ether prayers which we ourselves may offer. When the faithful visit the seven churches of Rome they recite prayers on their way from one church to another, and when they are seer the great cemetery of B'. Lawrence their prayers are offered foe the first of their company who may di. We beg to suggest to yen to offer your for the lest of our present company who may be called away. May our imma culate Mother pray for him and all of them." The Bishop sad his mediators than proceeded to the rotted, sad mod the ordinary GOBSIKAIIike sareice,traversiag the walks sad 'whaling them with holy water. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AT TEE GENOA Tffearaz.—OieoA, MAY I3.—The opera lons (of which the very effective libretto is founded co Bylines novel, "The lase days of Pompeii ") began a usual at 8, to a crowded but sadly inattentive home, the theatre itself brilliantly lighted and demean with the French end Sardinian teal-colours. Soon alter 9, and just before the ballet began, a general "hush" running through the pit warned ue of his Majesty's approach, and in • few minutes he amend, and came for ward at ones to the front of the box, Inro'ne slightly pale, It seemed to me, showing the an emotion which, if Indeed it existed, can hardly have been camel by any doubt of his reception after what bad parsed c the day. At all events the buzzes at the Arsenal lade out of my mind when I think of the tee med:dow plonk:al shoat that no through the theatre, not given to regular time and for • definite object, as is our way in England, but each voice giving out its a " Vire l'Emperear I" " Viva l'ltella !" or r47:12 beam I" end then cheering its own sentiment with " By. viva I Evolve :" repeated Wealthily. Every person in the Oman stood up, the ladies, three or f 'or to the box, coming harmed end waving their handkerchiefs, while the men be hind them clapped their bands and cheered, compelling the Mto come forward three times and receive their before the ballet wee allowei to proceed. On hie ir loft were the Prime de Carignan, regent of the kingdom, and Comet Caner ; on hie Theft, Prince Na nd the French minister, De la Tour d'Auvergue ; rit s Toyal personages only sitting, while the Syndic of Genoa stood behind their theirs. Once, in defiance of ell etiquette, a voice cried, " Vire Caner. !" and • few cheers hailed the popular name, but the 000nt gave a little start sad shrank at the sound, and hie friends in the royal box seemed to "chaff" him on the subject. Your readers may perhaps be interested in two little incidents I can give es hots, which go far to show the high esteem in which Cauca, le held by crowned beads mid rulers, who treat him ea their , anal. On his way to resales the Emperor at the Mole, the count, although sitting next the Prince di Cothran, regent of the realm during the war, overcome, I suppers, with fatigue and hear, actually fell eaten and had to be aw a kes ed to receive a telegram from the Sardinian hsad-wearteee, which he opened and reed seer (icon, end agate, en neeeting the Emperor, instead of being honoured with anaiseloo to salute the imperial hand, Napoleon 111. Mead him on both cheeks, orating him" Mon elier amour !" /imams. GEELONG AND MELBOURNE RAILWAY. This railway spasm to have been very successfully narked daring the month. The traMo returns show the net runlets, after payment of government tolls, for the No weeks ending March 10 to be 1,0831. Sunday treble ROW run on all the Rua. In hams, return tickets named on, Saturday sod Sunday will be available till Monday soot tog. at stogie rates, en armagemont which will vastly increase the number of exenreleabta. The coarnction of the main Wok lines is carried on with tonsidinth)e energy, althoseh somewhat mon soberly then daring the lint six monba. The works en said to be eatistaatial to extravagance, awl the east of the stations fa is atom of their importance. There ere very taw ether= weeks in progrenr —,l ""' train nod Nap Easialff Tits WAR AND Tan lisiuuso Fzssess.—The annheesin that blockades will he enforced et verba s foreign pore. della, the war (says the Norfolk CArotesch) h " a lrofar hegira to operas u the prostrate of the haring dewy, sad many comes see inclined to have fewer boats *am they oontemplated before the outbreak of boatilitita. [Advtstiseisent.]-11oLLowAt's OINTMENT AND PnAL.-ttnnrota,ll.ll. VISBAUP.-1. co Mamas I more su , l7 or ceo nall.. vigißme remised Mae is the trektmat Of ocrorak, be el.= ot Arent Mad Mvoi R. 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