The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-23 00:00:00

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ARTS: Viceroy of Zerd, conUs, , dod with the ANOLO-T,GYPTIAN 1 1 Inc maw*. , • The MST APTITIYAL 111C"T;401. ) 14 of this Society is now £4,844010 sterling la Bands., bowing T per mat Interest, and ong tot paid* at do Gamy. 45. Pallknall. from 10 datook redeemable at par b as accumulating sinking fund In fifteen till dusk. yarn te half+romey 1 • Admlodou Is. : Catalogue, Oct. £/.084,000 to bo hosed la 'waled. by the Angic4Bll 4lBo I Bank almitodf. £1,60,700 to be issued In Prince, through the agency of Years. rube Brothors. Prins ot Jaws, £9O for each £lOO Bond. payable by instal. mots op follows : .. lash flishoo Allotmen dbing. i 'l 10 wpm t. 11 „ 214 May. 111 „ Tlk July, less Interest upon inatalmeuts to that date. lb „ 10th August , U Atth October. lb „ • 10th „November. macatritto ntrictuaUct It furrmEss FROM PARIS. •,..i PA= TAOTIOS AND %RE AlifilMM BIM. E Iv.irlie fellewing letter spore In flit maul!! es Die, ' ....gait 4 • Bin,—.lo4ng from Ow sueounts,ip . tn•ft's papers dream Meelgags in the rotinem;Abe tublio seem to be hardly aware of the true elmr radar of the situation. Both at Manchester and at Zforwioh a lukewarm adhesion is given to the : bill introdnoed by government, and the opinion seems to have been entertained that if Lord Run. rIihiIiII'ARIMINNIS lAMB . toe rm~rreA Mei Lark•Alorpt, L Igiti= TaiejegnittztO . APL lt,To Tint ' (imis..eva - oari counaummar.) a , • Ward, THUBSDAT . The Itmpetui's *answer to the address is pribtiehed" exclusively in the Moniteur du &sir, consequently none of the evening papers make any comments upon it. In my opinion it is altogether deplorable. So far from giving the haat satisfaction to the forty.eix deputies who signed, the sixtpone who voted, and the indefinite number which notorionaly ' sympathised with, the moderate conservative smendment, his Majesty confirms his reactionary speech at the opening of the senior' with aggravat ing additions. The forty-mix must now perceive the mistake they made in not voting against .... Timelamb . • I Geollfen•Warges lILLN land MO. to sa id i om .... I Matra, l'lrladis I March it larlaiar ros t re u ps ti; I th i r lytto I R elit, Iliad ase ppum= b weald•inowarayattiolt vem ri as latmeas i ma to Tia ll l7l4llB . Ali Apulia to Oa DA lAN : Rad S. IL MACILL Rad 00, L Loadia.lo. NOTICIE.—The BALL advertised to take place at the Proemoar jai am Imola, No the Osdord mad Catabeidge Boat-nee WILL NOT BE ALLOW= -The market was th, Mr.; Apra le 50t. 91 to 51t. STRAND MI7BTC-RALL-CABIBILLDGR WINS,— Nash, Liston, &e.—The eat varied entertain ment in Londosi. Word end Mt TM Jedgmsa of Part, at 11 o'clock. Conductor, Mr. E. 00017. N.B.—Grist kletractiona for Paster. -A . VIM MIA* Ear to4li t y latioa sad m 20d. ; 3 31105 67 BoaVkl. &W', ke., sell sad Mr. Gladstone had been so taxied a much Wrier wiessure might have bees posed. No one who moves in political circles in the metropolis WWI ThOr LITMOOL OR YO oWTOWN TO NW RK. TwilXl • AOWn LIVIMPOOL, NZW YORK, and PIUTADILPILLA SIJIAM.SMIP COMPANY lotted do,. XIX ~. flida-balit ina Ism, Iliougradie. N X tftiro 10 tar Nix TOIL wr or DUBUL Friday, Mara IS IDINBMOIL ',Masada, Marsh U. CITY ON CORN. Saturday, March $L dad may Wadaapday, sad altaraata "Massed Istardala. Cabin pr i • by Os mall s tairs . . ralpur eoc ralradata: I ; l4:ll7ll lr si *d l as an a d . 7 r ig t 1: •Ei g Is gml."‘ sitlod rar m ia aewardlaVas4 trum b iooas ""b. —Ar — ta aattlaubus to ..MLN, , U. Watarair t aad tri trarpoal ; or So tad KAM. IL Wm IrMliaaakaa. Ueda& 90 Ittaseastins Woof 43 par ansi. pet annals wall be snowed on an Inslaiman,la from tb• data of payment t i e Ohs Ith Jlll7. The bonds win carry coupons from 71n July next EefD:ll.-378th Representation.—THEATlti JIMMY. Rgyptlasbal.—KAßV/ 1 . 8 is MAGIC anii 1711111, as performed by r o s oz iso masil by Col titodaris before Hat. Um Queen and Royal at Windsor N 03.31. Mk end Wise babe SAM. Prison if l e gt Jane 3, 1816, and Mardi 10, 186& Tbssaysterious BPAlRk at, ldatb of Flower Trees, and Stodare's selidested Indisn Basket as ==dvainsd by Wm.—MIRY ITICEIPIO, at 8: Wednesday , et 3.-Bnalls at idlitebeirs, Old Bond-street, sad —Admission, Is and an sta.. se. " 4s Al i r . ont r = 4 "—Yldo " The Vase," April 18. 18.' coincides in this view. On the contrary, the fear is that Kr. Gladstone's 1111, moderate as it is, is far too drastic for the present Home of Commons, and that a large section of the eo-ealled Liberal Party will succeed in , &letting it by adding their *umbers to the ' ' conserratire mitmeity: , ' The facts 'bruited ificint in the loblan t 1, of Westminster - are as Inlloiri:- - - - Lord Mello, Mr. Lowe, and the occupant of JO _Gays of Adam, who ens the wire-pullers of litre Giros- taro, lbice 7, coupled with the kat, have tended br rovement in the de. ideraWe quaatity buyers lave bees of business is nese, lair inquiry for mess sk Staplers are ex. the ourreut rates. lug, oreios from the or export hue hiss Mess done. The spin. d. There is a fair ssis are. In essakier. sea booked in sines spinier' hen ed.h t no sew heeissw, ha the piers asid e ; hong Link% Ism re in %Mime Utter id in loam Wing the ham. isms is dee their operatis so is active dserest Leaden. dwelt 111, 1846. 1 Instalments may be yrepetd under digested at the rate of la per cent. pm annum. The bad -yearly mance, will be payable on the fithJannary and 7th Poly of each year in London, Perla, or Mansedles. The drawlep for redemption of the bonds will Mks place every jeer in the months of April sod November In London, In 'the pmeeme of a neetebtic. The beads se drawn mil be I Paid oft es par with doe beu • yearlr addend nest des. In ausibrmlty with terms of the contract It is stipulated that the Drat drawing shall take place In April neat ( anew- meats have therefore been weds 1.1 somber dm script se the the sertpholders may haft the benefit of this tarty drawing. ali y illa M mp rovenuesbottoe ot hoorm atr i . -p Ile assatigegg cik 01.1101shke;;Wat slight actiapf .tj= l , , 1 . due ledd 1 lons So that ems' The real niarial Them lends is well known in j lM l'e test emote glum double the tomoant of the loan. ids loss ages the opportunity of an investment both highly rewsweldee sed seems Wad I'h l e tilitoC e nte s telso (Adr y de e trallis• el been l oidiUddie In preference to all other negotiable esemidesta sad lbw we gsaarally itisecowded at a lower rate than even of the BMW The peat couildewe pdfrsd e ltje engagements of the Delia is due ad eels to the mind ry with which they hove been , = met, Uri also le Mama of vane of the deca ls from the yearly development of cultivation and the lm movement@ sucorealively intradnoed by an attentive and skilful 128 = 1 he able rule of the Viaoroy large sums have Wm =- leaded in a most useful end profitable manner, such as the lai c = ss ei: oxen and horses, the pirchsee al nuiehinery sad for brigade and other adriodinnal pertness, ler the deondngand preying of cotton, ale, the building of werdosums, lore, b. It M for the thitherhoprommen= devaiermena el the laWnen W the Tieweit ell wen " for the /1100/110111114 el dread, basamed on this seem* Canals feel diddy The gems/ load far see of dd,llol,loa elp ed by hie Indeed bowel Puha sad Ike LW Yacht (deed CC IrbertPB o ) NOM reddens 61 lands ho guarantee of this loan 4 tr o r ted at dm Bank of legboad. melee of sash wUll 10~ tangoed°, the dams of then solicitor docatimat s. Mew, Upton, Jneo tee n,. and Upton. at irn iallededli el PRlsientof the rowdies instakeents all previous will be liable koloodeltare. 9,7 - 11 — I( event of no allotment being made the deposit will be returned Ii full Immediately. Provisional seolp eertlficates to bearer will be exchanged egaimirdbointent letters an soon es provide. NEWland loans el applleation nay losobleded from :- 1121 1 : be ll= a irtaiti n tV. A 2. 1.0 1 U2 4 W = orion. 4treet . sheet ; Yews. ESL Palmed, aid Si ll, I:9, Itteadneedle-dreet. PIANO. 20 Guineas, cost 40 six months sgme. 6 swoons want eoftaga, tall liiif o n ater ldea w =il all btait laproanisata made swat. aid babied. biallii“lha. Nermaonsbb aka nitaed, al cal b greatly assdaL-111. Downhala-nad. Yageland. the address sitar the rejection of their aMendment. Thst mistake, unwisely (as I think) taken advantage of by the Emperor, enabled. him tow that the "great majority" of the COrpe` 141islatift, had " oneeniore 7 adhered to the volley will& had given to the nation "fifteen years et milm and prosperity." The forty-et: were certainly nit logical in • approving an addreen widish omitted a rrital clause adopted by them, as the Marquis de tiaptiet said, OW "full deliberation." The maw =li oe of their weakness is that the Esaperar altogether - • demonstration whisk, as lL vost Paradol truly says in the Dlbats today, is "memorable." Their moderate demand for MAis XXVI. XOilarkor4JITITZD STA.IIO3 MAIL LINM—The splendid and faded* Wadtad deepen d Ilis Now York sod Slade Wass 0* Woman, sidad rostaind tbdr paws In Ws sodas NM 00died to pad lee Now York as follows : • MI7D/11'13 SELBOT LIBRARY. Incw anti csozcz BOOK& tram MIT woad et se =molt end at alep!*twlttit iiarctlslllols44l_ . .vinsisMl voneronang at aw &inn Book ChM angstiod on Mend tiona. WIIDIr I iMg . ____l.lW2L O 7lmßok). guy aim TaikErgiurainz, ♦enor'a movement, beset liad; they b •leaady got together •e . brand of forty ; and this wassiise will make • difference of eighty votes on • divisios, thus eseariag the defeat of the Gaseous Men bilL' 41enCiossonostive programme fee emit sp,ssedis... 4 rosy is • sisiotry beaded by Lord boarf,nit •-s whose Abe bsialpresesd his welibelpoossits. , / serve, with outs m the cabinet for Mtitarmaiaim w end Baroness, and something showy Om Ong Mobs. ut ~.....~~ r ~..+ I,My9 Ape 1L . Wordy. Jras t 14dessdaz, J et/ 4. —.rimy, Axil it. r T h umrs zurta , Nay tth Thursday. YEN T. , July 6. ..arto:—lllitt-alookM r s . ... oils tray to L'allaUTTl. KAIII, abet Oa, Pule sad WPC . c. ma &W. FOX mid Co.. tallaratit; ot IL MU MI do.. 14 abeam% Lamm. 'MUNN'S LIQUKUR GREEN GINGER WINE, AM • 2la per doses. ~~ . . gaiX. YAWN . Rota u the mediae, rare have beta dews Lag esedeasy egg go hisaisese. Thaw awe Mad see Hill vary hem whisk' menu ass Menai beteg fele INV • we Ina sad leadie. ROTTERDAX and As RIMTE.—NOTICE to PASSENGEIB.—The Netbettesen lassatbeat Coe a mt an sad brocuite st==ir BATAVIA'S. Casaba W. eh BUM SUNDAY 110111 Bruneatek•whert, Ineekwal, at R se., sad Manilag from lotted= every Turaday. Pine : ahem, Al , fen eaten, 15e. Abe the eener•doiater =I Cobb X. Vas Hoff, tram off the Tower, way ea*, returning from Bober: : A la lel fi t i orVat or ehihr to PHILLTIPPS, GSA PAU= re mad Co., In. Basnaa`e Home, Le. ; onto miring Ms, Regent-eiroun W. NS ORANGE "arum, 48s. per dozes. WRNS LIQUEUR DRAMA 'BRAN DY, 03a. per &sm The practical question for Government and the country is how these partytactics should be met. There are obviously two courses—first, to accept ' the amendment of Lord Grosvenor ; ascend, ' NU a BLINSAI4A. or BRIO= WINK, 268. pe l ! br dossa, Cr U per di doles, All 155. per quarter-owt. lux geld to say station In Wand. Tide wine will be founder superior quint,. to soft sod aid, sad, moo/6 ton Savoured, es. Web , tree trout hest or the slightest setproeck to aektity. ?Wiled NUM( and 80N8, wine, spirit. and liqueur merchants. liennWe Ocerlidestresh W.V. Priced lists ea sppliestieu. Jlll.bulhat ;~~:; ~,~ STSlhto STOCKHOLM (with liberty to . Gall g &ticcradwr).—The weWstotra Stoeseadp PrZIPSKY, cows. 7. CA E. will be Asepsteeed tor the above port the Mt week It i hn—Por freight or wage for a to P Pfi r gun% PPS aid Co., St. D —'eaore-Aosee, BEAUJOLAIS (Park Waal 15s. per dons. ha. doss canto, two to sary ninon 'dation. COM, er way growth. too Os. of doom —OlOlOl /MUM aboaldltant-Arent. linsastonoosts, London. W. -At thy. day'. larks. od no redoeika "pm 7 fall as dem Oa% 100E11(1N WINES, cheap and puts: Ostaloalca Sham ISt N.: Sabha= Pot, MIS Proach. ; Mach per doses DossjolOo, ; llocaktio.; Roaalltoa, 17a N.: Matti; IML : Rock, Sta. to cad Sgsaidiag sock cad MlaMs, Ms a dogma; apse Broady, ocao or blown, Mt a doom, bottles Included. Torus oadt ups tour _dorm Ws Ito accaltry. rerasiltd o.mAim sad WS. lTtaDlaltDewead Importers. Sturoirest, Loudon. Ihdobli et to-day there wss 4 Wok sold slowly, at this day se'soistat. siting barle to seed sok. °All y ah*, from e of 61. per gr. Oats lonised was far beat eons dalL from LONDON to GOTHNNBITRG S T l l i A g M beura.—mo iminiftesok twin wow stomata AZY, IAOHow ISO boss piwor, Ryasla T. I.IIIOH, vfil salt torbs Aors podia tbs warm or s few dr" This storms bsciast Won lbowagbly onebsabst. bra la ball sad osAinwy, sad is pond =arSs wake taw pomp la loss tins ass Qat slim r ii4 olooa has also boss entirely ro•docorstod, sad is spins id* ovary sendon sad oadvssisaos tor tirst-obtas pas- To bs followed .by assentnesat WOU'Et, Osplala E 3 In— tsre i t eumw or psi% Nadirs apply to PRILLIZPS, GRAVEL PILILLI7III sad On, It lissiisa'sboass, /C. A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. iti ANNUAL XIWYLIO at tbo hoiden at Bomb, Wen bees. sad Rum et AR Oar paay VA be bead at tits Landon on TRIIRADAY, tin Web barna; at It for 141'0116k , to twelve Ills newt to the past leer. 0. 11011011 IiTO Marmon at the Lawton Board at ControL No. 1, Weelastastorrbiabloa, Ylotoctaatrwt. Wadailaite, Raub tt. ISM TL ANTI 0 sad QUILAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NSW YORK DIVEKON PRIXIND 11IS RTOA01 BONDS. PIKIIIIYLV AVIA DIVISION, MORTGAGZ BONDS. laterest salable bad the Consolidated Book (Lizaltod). The COUPONS tram the abate Rea& will be PAID on the and April, at the rate of en to the &abr sad mast be lett two dear dyad the Idles it the Company. A. Wastanimder.anambers. Vidartaatmei. Westminster, tar umninanon. U sent by pod, • cheque f or the amount will be remitted t. masa. No. A. Weenminsterehasabers, Viaterierstnetd, Westminster, Marsh 10, 1800. THE CREDIT FORCIER and MORILIER of MOUND (Limited). VWIA 11BBIBY NMI, that Be OBADIAZY L MILTING at this Comii i : be hold et the m Lades Teeeteast•-street, oa irLDSSIDAY, he Weit el • g r le sev oloak l SOS , for rested theend Llama: if mi Meet, end/or &casein a dMdeod. The Transfer Books at the Ocaspeey will be closed from t pas. on Wednseciey, the lath of Ape* until 10 aut. on Friday, the 27th ApilL—lty or ler of the ODDirector', LOWY. fin. 17 sad 18, Grabill, Loader), Meath Li. UN& TEE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). At the THIRD GIMMILAL Jarmo of the Company. held el Bt. Clensennslioess, Clesseure•laue, ou TitUDADAY, W Stud Ma t MITILVAIf. Hey., to the chair, The following resolutions were carried unanimously net the report and accounts, as submitted and read, be and en hereby recetved and adopted. 1 That a dividend of Gs. per share. free of income tax, be sad Ir hereby declared, and that the same be payable on and atter the Ord inst. 3. That Frederick Maynard, &sq., of Breadutreet, and & lowan Price, Lao., of oreattom-street, be re-eteoted auditors of the accounts of the Company for the ensuing year, and that they Webs the mm of twenty-eve guineas each r rannaration for thdreerviess. A. net the thanks of this meellng, sad of the proprietory Cr, are due, and are hereby given, to the chairman. Mr. si I rd i7 Masterraan, few the manner b Phial he has this day presided, and for the satisfactory detailed inform/len he has pun of the position of the Compost Y• the Direebors, for their attention to the intermda of the Canon during the past year. To the Secretary, for his continuous courteous conduct to all Fuldstors where% sr they have called upon him for infonau t's", and to him and the other officers of the Company for their wf and peat attention to their duties daring the past year. Wise Architects, Mews. Francis, for the succeedsi erection of be building In Clesnenre-lane, thereby securing to the Com- Psy a series of suites of offices, extraordinary for light, air, and catedly of subdivision. EDWARD Cbelreuue Extracted trom the 11 intik.. 0. W. UNWELL. &mew. CleineeVelseeme, Clement'e•We, March 11. 1110. EIITER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY. PECOND IMUL --- Capital £2.50.000, In 10,000 Bhares of SAL each. 'Nue of the remaining 8000 glans. ti payable on ainglostion, and /th an alletmat. farther calls not to exceed £6 each par share, and at intervals of not late than three month. It is not expected that It will le meemary to cal up for the tamest mere than LS per than. plaoioxs, Nut Dent. E 4 (of Meetre - D - Zand Co., China). *John Bay Bart Chairman of the Iron Work'. Coked J. golland, Deputy Chairman of the South African Bak. J. Stopford, FAq.. Director of the Agra and Muterman'a Back. Jam Reuter. .q., liamgthg Dinctor. 1 41 MS-flu Agra and Maatermates Bank (Limited), 35, Nicholas-lane. . . . BaOmn—llesana Warier and Camden, 25, Amatlnfrban. klicrrom-15einrs. litiaelsoff„ Cox* and Boatman 19, Cots kraal, ariniona—Meaara. Quilter, Ball, and 00., 3, Moorgateatreet 7:3ancas—Msura Porde and Tl!)embag Jenkin, .Dab•fttei Adelpitt IsomAitY—/redertek 7. Ode Me, Esq. Olaces-1. Royal riabiatirbelidlap. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. TM Directors Invite airikations for the unkaned alum in this Company, numbering 5,000. for the purpose ef carrying out a valuable concession from the Hanoverian Government, giving an exclusive right for thirty years to lay down and work a submarine telegraph cable between the ftglitia and Hanoverian catty and the same exclusive right to lay land wires to certain hoPirtant places in Germany. Th number of meemages paring between England and Ger &any lo the four years ending ISM had Increased 180 per cent., In and the last two years alone 80 per mot. The ilituric and International Telegraph Company hays agreed to an arrangement guaranteeing a minium amount of testae lir the cable which under the conditions of the concerto°, and wider nosatial circumstances, will produce a minimum arm/ revenue equal to 15 per cent. on the total amount of capital re quired, as certified by the well-known ammontants, items. Winer. Baß. and Co. This minimum is entirely exclusive of the continually Mario ing profits of the bual newourchaaed from Ur. Ranter. The cable will be manufactured, and laid down by the - Tate- Val* Coasirsetion and Maintenaws Company, who have takes one-fourth of the amount of their contract In shares of the Corn ier. It will probably be reedy for the transmission of map ues In the end ot Animist wit. use derabilier et Waft la shallow MAIM mai as the North :, :t e i c where the Company's able will be laid, is proved by e a -' They are Si safe and can be repaired arra r rally as land wires. The existing cables to Holland haw bean laid Several yews, and tbst between Dover and Cable 15 ream and. *tiff eoettane at the present tints in good reeds° order. ihme is no promotion money, nor any cormlarrion paid kr obtaining the concession, Mr. *enter baying handed it over q . At:army grub. rldiratioes tor shares to be made to tie Compiagee Nimistemi ace'analtied by a deposit of £t per share. Should no she leer be made Ma amount win be returned without dolmetket _PllllMeetesse, with Maass et ami li caelem for Wares, marl* "Waal it the Wiese et the Coops/xi, of the Brokerscor of Ira , Sopron. RIIITER'S TICLZGRAIL 003121014 (Limited). UST et APPLICATIONS tor SNAIL= Is Ude Ossllatr TM be CLOSILD sa SATURDAY, w list SllNt—lngm ar elf moitaucK ONlTriTta. 10 7/Olzebssimso Limbo, NTT& is, MIL - 7 - • • *Ai t♦uc • • • 1 11 HZ INVIGOBATIVE NICAVINB 1038ENCE .11. The mod adentigeally prepared and mod powerful midi- Use cordial ever introduced ; restores to thew normal condition I ail the deretked, on the lateral of width ported health de- It la a wedge far debility of all kinds, sad from tta ear Mohler Ihredlent. idlwiweetta Pheephste al wads, will prom tandmial to the names and dyepdaha Prim b. per sr fear enatallSee to one for UM. ado Arena, Nerd. DAIIMOAIt TEN and Os., SM. Oderd4treet, end 8, Cullum4treet, laseburetwOmek ILC., London. DIL I, SOOTTS htllni ...I"lll2 . oand .ith Llpi nt R P . M ingion•D l T, hem the r;e — Ta . DrM.....will be fou l ginvaluabis to al who ruler tram bilious and liver complain* initigedies, wind, spurts, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &a. For habitual isosilvenem as • faeolOy aperient ediate*,in their and as • miler et the blpod, they an truly excellent ; m mild operation and R to the lama* they create appetite, promote digesion, and =then this Wiole nervous =ssa.—Bold by W. le m i c sn st . k? iota ~ inarti.rlr end ta. fiL Bu Lg sfr °ll. • to a stictir Dr. 1 • and PrN Mlh. The made* am in si. sworn WIWI 1 P with .. WiAiam lambert^ engraved on the slain*. gOff or NaIEIIMA.TISK ja i l:e l l e / relieved Mheront gd a i t a s isu d PILL& rA Maimed lbseugli stay al Is. 16d- mile, 94. prir boa. • . . , • 11 1(ATIP$ WORIPIALLI3 PILLS. the best " tesfsay kir GOUT and EINUNATTIM—SoId W mil ipeeesitis. As. ekte, La. fa et. *Am M. p tee. wain in lap @apply, 6d. • Neck, the bid nu ha bettor dismal, timid for redly prim, shade dearer. Bid ditto, 22i. to 23e. Si. to Q ; s. • oats. 2%. 19i. to • wiatii 1734 floe Sa ar, 3r.. .31 R a s e u m: 4. best samples no sr rers la. per qr. lams. is so Mule passing is ler soolnal ; to ea* di English and Fres* oats and minted no A the same may )n r al late rates is moderato supply t the barley trait vat • roadie. Beans. oak, • I aka:shut supply . ay doll ; prices "env s dosssod for lurk*, • raw. No chsagoil here was a fair show k the growers, with a at sold Slowly, at ey aod oat' is stoat IS the tarn in WOW /. a the lonahal ; ditto white, 1031. ' L ; ditto, white, SU , riil qr., 31e. to 331. to, elm. pee Mahal. ; old, 48e. to db. mote wheat olefins it anther lower prima taw. Oats mid beast mired with lad Took on average. Beef, average. Oats woo se. Beans wore woo Wheat, 365. to Ms. 91 to 345. Bears, r 22. There was ' s cloy, for whisk then lar.te supply. MOM% , 10a. to 11a. &L per Bd. lad a good supply of and the attendance kin, and an admires rates was obtained. Of show, sod the demand des currencies. The ras healthy, and sake re was a limited shot and previous ratio —Beet, 6.. to its. per ' , &I. per lb. ; pork apply of cattle slaws 16 less than list week, to Bs. ed. pee stone. was 2,1302, bates 6 TI slowly effected, at N. Cheviot sod eroo-ked ; blaakfaced we d. ; clipped dit to s 711„ per stone. Sa to a bead. Numbers k 2l Pip. 369. DASD BY Dv BAssit wig& sum wilb mniii, it gs si), esestb. sollsoo. Aff i x ", um palpitating: s lats. It ems Se best food fortsfsados, o. N 0.77 Bodouf•sit elt • ts. e e ry. , Cbsarkt4 0r5...444•414148040L) AND DICATIDI. reet, Mn. J. Beam" 4 place, Xfddstont, MIL 0 . Lodge, The Grove, flay' tr. h.q., of a daughter. low-place, EVISTIOA, flat he wife of the Rev. I. e, near Dublin, the vat or 3.53. i, at Bt. "Petet's Chun*. ilianr Henry. Iron 01 g• II county Meath. to Salemi. rwl. MK . of 'Aver Pool. ' B.- Mara gt), at laid, Wide, Melte , . Z. i h Zeg , of Oreat wa laughter of the late I ela, Vsacouver's o, as the perish ehurola Beet at, W. Thorabaru. Noir: . ' er of J. Lycett, B+4 15.14 ltyleue, City, Sarah Broink fames's-road, irieWetlVl gig ior Yortmso-eqww% 4 'mil W. Whet. the wife of C. Neale& wife 01M 'orth, Sophia, the w • r ey-etteet, Groottoor44Bl,o Oft aged 19. 1 VW EOM at ta Lomas. AWN". Pr/Was{ d 701 X Of APPLIOATIO/11. To be retained by the Banker% To the Directors of the Angio-roptian Bank (limited)• Omillemak —Having paid to the Agra and Maricaman'a Bank the am a s , I hareb request that yea will allot me of the Loan of his Ismael Paiba. Vl=r si rL and I hereby agree to tem'cept the maw crony MIDOGIIt that moy W aeMed me. and to Pei the further earn of MO per mat on the Mali when alioned. 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Trousers, In all *pin and araides. lie. ad. to SW HYAM sod Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. I. clothing for lambaste wear. No. I. Ordered Department. No. S. Boys' and Youths' Department. No. 4. Hata, Caps. Hosiery, Umbrella; Portmanteaus, and °slat Department HYAII and Co., OS and et Ozter444rest, W. Provincial Lstablishments stßirrabsgbaas, Loads. and Dewsbury. ~ttl~it. NIL LESLIE'S CHOIR. Mr. Leslie's third concert of the season was given last night at St. James's-hall. Like the preceding one, it ormaisted entirely of sacred music, and included several placer on a sale of magnitude for the fitting performance of which Mr. Leslie bad provided an Instromeotal orchestra, not of great numerical strength, of a select end efficient description. The principal perfor mance of the evening was Beethoven's First Maas in C major a work which has n ow become as familiar to the lovers of sawed music as the mares of Heyde and Mozart. It was written at a time when the com poser had not thrown aside all established models, and had given a loose to all the impales of his mighty but way ward and eccentric genius, as he did when he wrote his only other onmpeition of its class—his famous mess in D, a work of stupendous magnitude and power, but so full of clouds and darkness that, if it is ever understood and appreciated by the musicel world, it must be at some future period of the history of the art. The Mass in C, on line 000trary, while it is redolent of the genius of Beethoven, is as clear as it is grand and beautiful. Its performance last night did high honour to Mr. Leslie and choir ; we have never (out of Germasy) heard it better executed in every roped. The polo parts were sung by Madame Lemmens-Sherrington, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. Cummings, sad Mr. Pettey, who gave the beautiful camerted movements, specially the " Inearoates and the " Benedtus," with 'refinement bed purity which could scarcely be excelled. The blemish in this fine performance was of a kind which Mr. Leslie could not help—it arose from the tones of the St. James's-hall organ, which so skill on the part of the organist cam soften. Next t) this, the most premium* piece, was the " Same at the Gates of Hain," from Mr. Leslie's oratorio, Immanuel, • work of great merit, which has scarcely met with so much attestion as it deserves. With much admirable writing, it has the deist to be expected from ao early work—a want of bold 1211118 and originality of thought; sod the particular paa s sire chose for performance last night—the scene between the Prophet end the Widow whose sou he raises from the deed—has the diesdvaetage of baying already bees treated by Meodelesohn is Elijah —a collision which Mr. Lodi. had letter have avoided. Setting this mid*, however, his some has much beauty both dramatise sod musical ; mad great justice was dose to it by Madame Seletoe-Delby. Two pieces of Gousod's were performed his 137th Psalm. "By Bebylou'e Wave," and his Christmas Carol, "Bethlehem,' receetly performed berme * great audios/se, at a charity concert. We effshot., yet Ode' of this composer's eased music. Hs estainly has a vein of melody, and his very plats and simple har mony produces striking effects ; but we desiderata a greater earennt of oontramental knowledge than he seems to poomme. The above were the chief feature* of a concert which was interesting in many respects. The hall was crowded, and the audience appeared to be much gratified. Rau OW WNW SAIWAWDO.III.—The screw steamer ithessadeab, whisk 'rested sash terrible havoc t hard vowels dudes Abe Asserleaa war, mane mt e d l er ma Issmaser *tido:sem Kano* wed•Oe., shir ot trols t e h r:,. act Liver rAr.Y.2s.on al Li;erportb a : this .4311161 Ana ght for tfie Cowiederste goireraiswt, two or twee rears Pao, she Iris soldlir wow. : s. . . iasursa's spina OF THE EMPEROR 'NAPOLEON. Yawn 72. ..1 u 4 n " pu i 6. • 'ill is tation from the Corps Legislitif, to pre sent the address in reply to the speech from the throne, was received to-day by the Emperor. His Majesty, on receiving the address, said : "The great majority of the CorieLegislatifleale confirmed once more, by voting this address, 0;41 . 1 policy which has . given you fifteen years of tram, geillityaed prosperity. I thank you. Without ellow- I* yourselves to be carried away by vain theories presented In a seductive garb, as alone capable of siding, the emancipation of thought and the pro gip* Of humanity, you said to yourselves, 'We abo desire to attain those ends, while regulating * march by the appeasement of passions ' alici the wants of society.' Is not our motive the common welfare, and what attraction would your mission have for you, or my power for as, if separated from the love of justice V .Would you go through such long and arduous labours if you were net Inspired by;inie: patriotismul Could I have bane, the weiggi tioyernment for the last 18 i yN with its unmeant pre-ossupations and heavy reepentibility, before God and Woes the nalitie if I had not felt within me that strength which is afforded by the sense of duty and by the conscious ness of having a useful mission to carry out ? Fiance, equally with ourelves, desires progress, stability, and liberty, but a liberty which shall develop intelligence, genegous instincts, and the inble exertions of labour—not a liberty bordering license, which would excite evil passions, dr all belief, rekindle hatred, and give rise to dis 4tfar, . We require a liberty which shall enlighten, hrol: and discuss the actions of the government, b not become an arm to undermine and overthrow it. Fifteen years ago, WWII nominal chief of the Siete, without effective power, and without support in the Chamber, but strong in my conscience and starers which had sleeted me, I ventured to that France would not perish in my hands. I ye kept my word. For fifteen years France has diveioped and increased, and her high destiny will let Aseesardished. After us our eons will continue wee week. My guarantee for this is the &mildews of the great bodies of the State, the devotion of the army, the patriotism of all good citizens, and, lastly, that divine protection which has never failed osr country." His Majesty's speech was received with repeated Ood"NramMlopinur!" OBILMAN Y. FRLIMPORT, MAncs 22. public securities have been flat on the Bourse t¢ -day, in ooneequence of apprehensions of war bitween Austria and Prussia. AI7BTRLi. viztaut, Mason 2 ♦larming war rumours continue to circulatelin this city. It is stated that the recruiting for the Austrian volunteer corps for Mexico will commence in a few days. The applications already received to join the corps are very numerous. The Osideatockis Post states that plans have been drawn np for the eonstruction of a large railway network to embrace the whole of the interior of the Austrian empire. The expenses are to be defrayed by the issue of railway bonds to the amount of 300,000,000 florins, bearing interest at 8 per cent., and redeemable within thirty-two years. PRUSSIA AND ITALY. BERLIII, MARCIE n The Italian General Govone, who is at present in this city, has net with a most flattering recep tion in official circles. He has paid a visit to the military establishments in Berlin. MILAN, ittscs 22. A solemn dirge was celebrated here to-day in memory of the Italian patriots who fell during the five days' fighting in Milan against the Austrians in 1848. Herr Schraum, the Consul-General d Prussia, was present at the oemmony. 1 THE ELECTION OF MAZZINI FOB a MESSINA. FLORENCE. liAlcur. Evzaim: The debate upon the election of Signor Mantini u deputy for Messina, which commenced yesterday, was concluded in to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies. The election was annulled by 1.91 against 107, four members abstaining from voting. INDIA. (Via Alexandria.) BOMBAY, Yrs. 28. The Sultan of Muscat has been murdered by his eldest eon. The Arab tribes on the Persian Gulf are in a state of revolt. The Rheele in the Waiwa territory have broken out in rebellion. The Indian government bail appointed a commis sion to inquire into the working of the paper cur rency. The budget is not expected to be brought for ward till the month of April. Sir Robert Napier has been attacked with fever at Neemnob, while on a tour of inspection. Lady Lawrence and family have narrowly escaped a serious accident, while driving in Calcutta. The carriage horses took fright and ran away, but were fortunately stopped without injury to any one. Cotton dull and declining. Piece goods quiet. Money easy. Shares nothing doing. Tns HALVE ALIWTRALIIS MAIM —Sorra mares, Mama 92.-. The Peninsula: mad Oriental Glom many's staaarahip Tanjore, Captain Brooks, intb_ the Cal. outta, China, and Australian malls, has arrived. She bring. 99 pileup::, 8 packages of specie, also 854 packages of geseral marehandise. 679 bake of cotton, and 973 bales of raw elk, mina 125,0004 stadia THs Victims OF ma blirrna-Sueatrzna. —;24 impression is that those who fall victims to tkis dam of man are genially self-conceited perms who have an mosserated idea of their own intanem—an overoonedent belief that they sonnet be imposed upon. " Y fa z men from the osantr4ars fumes for this kind el snorption, and are, of concur, the assist siry. 1":". within the circle my own acquaintance, 1 knew a sensible himself to b rp A ed " i l at b l e b! In ma nliaernd, Londo n , was who standing looking met ashes) window, when a stranger, of aboat bis own age, eoftopeitan and piandida. *Auld em s -treed into conversation, walked on with bin% and nosily sated him if be had ever played at glades. The mosible young man replied in the assaths. How ga n gue! The stranger had never played damn. What fun it would be to see what sort ri a gamest war. To be brief. they went to s skatk-ground, for se ws little time with varying manse, the young maa ultimately losing the ins or fifteen anon hid about him, and actually egreOrkg to go , him to got soma more :teary. Widla Ys meat of the seam Wed ha bad go reamleian be win Wire robbed. • It was rot maid haldna.bogrii walking In Ala flesh Mr had imenbat WOW kin 160 be loriplolt4l. feet—Otscs a Week. ^ & Lou'S Hmscriow.—Yesterday the High Sheriff mitered the Oeurt.house of Dundalk, sod the writ for the election of a repronotative for Louth having bees reed, Sir John Robinson, Bart., Rokeby lisp. proposed the itt , Hon. Chichester Fortran. Toe nomiestion was seoosd by the Hoe. Major Bellew, and there befog no other mo dulate, Kr. Netnews was declared duly elected. In re turniog thanks. Mr. Fortescos Weald M the Oaths Bill, and the difficulty which the governs/et bad to meet ia soppeassiog the Fenian conspiracy, which justi fi ed them in suspending the Hahn. Corpus. He also said the govern. moot bad a Tenant Bight Bill under coosidgration, and that it was their intantios to give the catholic youth of the middle amen in Imbed an opooetnnity of gettier degrees without availing tismasslvend Trim* College, and concluded a long bidets' by sayisg while he would attend to the interests of Ireland g y, he would look after the Woven of his malice comity particularly. EIMER HOROLOGIOAL Irtatrrurt.—The annual , dieter of thin society was held at the Freemasons' Toyer's I last costing ; Valentine Haight, the president. in the choir. The object of the society is to improve the art and Practice of horology. sod diffuse Ito tine principles by worths of 01111101111 s, and essay and periodical Mentors. In givieg the toast of " Scientific Institations." the Chairman said sone of the salaams could move without borolop ; Weed, "science was horology, and horology was .asses." Professor Teacant responded to the toast, and bore testi nosy to the value of the society. The Chairman then pew posed the treat of the evening, " Scones to the British lifer 'logical lastitute." The society, he mid. had takes deep root in the watchmaking trade. Various other toasts were glees. Some eon's sod glees were sung by Miss Gress Atrinytagn Kiss Emily Withers, Mr. H. C. Sanders, sad i Master R. Baader , . TAN ENGLISH OPERA CommeasT.—The whole of the co stly wardrobe of the late " legit& Opera Cosa pony," together with the orchestral library sad the copy- rights held by the company. have jastbesa dispersed by auction, by Keller.. Pontiac sod Simpson, at their rooms in Inicesteroonare. The was a Urge &Madams. of both Loodea end provincial theatrical mongers sod thrsir repro mutative', sad high proms wore radioed fce the versos' lets if cannon though of cousin eta vest mantillas from their original cont. The ornopury's copyrights did not mom to alumna math attention except that el erebber's 114fricaise (the English vrities), which was vigorously oseteeted. and was May knocked down to Madame Jemmy Baser at 360 L . • additions to existing liberties are disdain hilly dismissed without being directly alluded ; se ap " vain theories," brought forward under " manakin appearances." Passages in the follow which Deena to me the weakest c 1 most trivial that the Emperor ever uttered in i i : a p each from the throne. It is no argument at all i ' st reform to say that the assembly which s 'k s from voting it would net take the trouble of attending to parliamentary business unless they 4ant well and were truly patriotic. As little is it an argument for the Emperor to groan over the "!burden" of power which he has borne for eiighteen years, and then plaintively ask whether h• ought not to be,believed when he says he knows 'i 's best. Pope's " whatever is, is right," which applied to the Deity, will not bear this lute construction from earthly sinless. The y sort of liberty which the Emperor will tole the name of is that undefined sort which he ' Is oonaistent with " intelligence, generous in ets, and the noble efforts of labour." He speaks an he did fifteen years ago of France being in " his hands." And he enumerates as the gua rantees upon which he relies to keep Fromm in his hands, and that of his posterity- I st, The sapport of the great bodies of the State ; 2nd, The devotedness of the army ; 3rd, The patriotism of at good citizens ; and 4th, Divine Providence. Great exception may be taken to every one of these fdur heads in the way in which they are used. In i the first place, that "great body of the state" the (lprps Legisiatif, so far from treating political 4erty an • vain theory, is, as the Dtbate shows to-day, in favour of more liberty by a considerable majority. Not only has that formidable and sig nificant new agglomeration the tiers parti adopted much of the programme of the "Left," bat many of the faithful majority, represented for instance by Ni. &grim, agree that more liberty is wanted, billy they think it inexpedient to press the riVernment on the subject. The allusion to the army ou • matter of pure home policy is most un happy, and smells woundily of coup &riot reminis cences. The " citizens" whose " patriotism " is talked of, have shown their opinions by the most urprising and successful rebellion against official dzilling at many recent elections. And as for Divine Providence so lightly alluded to by all belli gerents, whether political or military—Juarez, Soulouque, and the King of Naples, for instanoe—no human argument can be founded upon such an in vocation. The Presse announces to-night that M. Emile 1 011ivier has accepted the position of political director, which was lately resigned by M. Emile de Girardin. A hurried pen might possibly infer from this news that the Preset is now the organ of the tiers parti, but this would be incorrect. M. Emile 011ivier may have aspired to be the creator and leader of a tiers parti, buthe certainly is not the leader at present. He came in at the tail of it, and spoke so late in the debate that his speech, which I think an admirable one, was impatiently listened to by a wearied house. He " adhered" at the last moment to the amendment of the forty-six, but Was not one of the concoctors, and did not even sign it. He has long applied in vain to the government, which his old friends accuse him of being too subservient to, for permission to found a journaL He is now at the head of one with a long established reputation. " What will he do with it r is a question. The Bourse was again very uneasy. Rents fell 25c. for cash and 10c. for account, closing at 681 r. 35c. and 681 r. 45c. laobilier fell sfr., and Credit Fonder 201 r. to stand by the Government measure, and ' if defeated, dissolution or resignation. If the former plan be adopted, it is clear that the whole question of Reform must be shelved till next session, for the Home certainly would not consent to I sit till next September discussing i double barrelled bill, and seoondly, much statistical infor mation would have to be collected with respect* borough boundaries, &c. which would make almost impossible to disc uss the measure effectually during the present year. But to shelve the measure till next year would be to strike a blow against the Government which they would never recover. They have deliberately and on full consideration of the subject brought forward the Reform Bill in its . 7 1 present shape, and selected their own battle-ground, and a section of the Liberal party,throwing off their allegiance to their leaden, combine with the Conservatives to defeat them. No one can be green enough to suppose that , if they promise to bring in a complete measure nest session, Keens. Lowe sad Horsman will be more inclined to enfranchise the 71. householder than they are this year. Some Lord Grosvenor or other be easily found to propose an insidious amendment, and defeat or quailing this year will make the government inh nitely more vulnerable next. Ii is clear, then, that the only legitimatecouree for the Government is to stand to their guns, and to call upon their party to decide, aye or no, whether they will support their leaders or not. It is understood that Lord Russell, Sir George Grey, and Mr. Gladstone have been the framers of the scheme laid before Parlisineot, and if a section of the Liberal party do not place confidence in these statesmen let them distinctly say so by their votes. It will then be for the Government to decide whether they shall bow to the decision of these forty defaulters, or whether they shall appeal to the moony, and allow the questiou to be clearly de cided at the hustings whether the Liberal party is in favour of a substantial bus temperate measure of reform, or is as apsthetie on she, subject as the Timis and the Toxin based—l 11A11, be., • 11a04h 2 BYSTANDER. strat X.uurtt 22.—Arrournams.— , Lisor tomato A. O. nab to the Castor, for eeniee ta the Booty E J. Maddock. to the Terror. Beaff.Bargoon W. B. Two, to the Impregnable. Burgeon Dr. B. Waller, to the Wmp. Parameter J. Bill, to the Bellerophon. laustant-Paymaster C.B. Goddlod, to the Belletophos. Clerk R. W. & the Belloropboe. hinisteat-Gerk B. Bolingfiekl, to the Bellerophon. THI EAST= IlrioanaTiviter.—On Wednesday evening, in eomplithes with the expressed wishes of b Royal bigheads the Priathef Wales. the sayer of Bristles (alderman Martin). accompthied by the town alert (Yr,. David Black), Weeded at Marlborengh•liones, sad after being received by Geed lisollye had an interview with the Primed Wales, during which bu.resd Woo" lir nified his intend= of being prosiest et the Banter Monday . volunteer review, accompanied by her loyal Highness the Prieoeneof Wales, and his Royal Higheem thwthersseades. in-Chief. This announcement meth gin the greeted , eatishetios to the Tansies,. end the public gtheroXy. The peewee cif the royal party ead mite nal vase the f o rthcoming heleteby the most billiont col:ether display that bee beat ai since the review by bar Majesty in Hyde-pea. It is usgersteod that the Inas trims thaws will go to Brighten by epedal train, meth probably after the velanteers have all kit Loadoa. and return again by spooled train in the etheleig—pro m t ve bli prior to tae departure ores troops from Brighton. Os at Brighton their royal highethess and ease will praised Is the Royal Pavilloe sad hush with the mom They will no doubt net miss the militated spectacle of the amend res dermas is the Geste, GI the town, arid will thee drive to tie raeeecoree. As sateen= of the wee stead. oe Its sintheth side, will be set apart for their accommodation, mid theme* they will view the march poet The Mare still we doubt witness the subsequent fieldthiy movemserte hem home. beck, and the 11111DOXIVISI will probably be a phased that all the main features an he shamed from the earriege of the princess. The keewledge of the royal vtit has quit. delighted the Beightes anthorktiee sad townthatitilee an d they will assuredly spare nothing which may b• likely le add to the =bewail ertiefeetios they hope will mark the review. The ormowittee of her Majesty's Commissioners for the Paris Exhibition of 1867, on poop 7 (Feed, fresh or preserved, le various stabs of preparatioo}, mot jertridey at the South Kesringtes Museum. Preeset:—The Mamie of Leerniewse, Bir award B. Martha*, Bert., • M.P., Er. Charles Pints', M.P., Mr. Charles Lamm, sad Mr. I'. W. B. Shim The cromoittes appointed assorshinee for Ike several dams emptied la the poop. ASSOCIATION TOIL TIM IXTILOVINTAN 07 LWOW WOSIBOOBII lirrourasons.—TN following zwelatiee mes pissed at a meettig of the perral worientlee of Ibis sew elation a few days mew. on the moths of the AtebNa af Yark, wooded by Ms. &nem Hark " Thee the c aw mitts, is very serteible of the valuable serviers to the maw of the 'irk poor which bare been rendered by the prom la the wesemede apoo the meat path° meeting.* GodOtTsas Ado tan huffi.—Tbe Manchester prottere whom Mr. Jamie" Lash einteowd to the La ere being gorged le battles of foot a day. On =5 Wye the IfaarAasair Brestiner) Gimp Jams, Ws', Joao May, Sad Robert Williams reedved, the drat two a dozen sod • half task and the LA two a soap's of dome mob. The pmeldreseet was ednilnietered the passes of the sears of the New Batle a ,. the sew ' pre, sad two searrastes. The soviets • all ' severely, god' with the •ereepkko of Jones, gl e E. at the trot helf.docen. Wilhelm', who ease end had probably loud the yells of the others, was moved, per t/y by hie apprebuslitme sad partly br the doh fall ot die lash, to templets to the surgeon that le was sewing trees palpitates et &elms,. Oa beteimatedeld he was Mod e•therfall is dells, brat *ate Grad, and be Was asestangl,usest met e d Ow peek The sa nd Peeteis Xitabell) bada& waviest in his Gen, sad eciaddered the dogging had had • resy Wintery effort. ,!-~.~~ IY.. sa . 101 RN mei Nis IA • i l lis re . 4 . ad is . 41. I f . Adal4