The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-30 00:00:00

PROM LAST sraztr,s SALIM. [zA 01 801.11CITOOS AND mama PA32IOI7LAIO TO II OBTAIN= AT TIM OPTICS OP Till COM 111.10INTIAII, . pseldsg-cass H=L: erfa, wirturns. -4abbsvisor, Cosuserdai-. maim, to warreador Mu IL at 11 loon nvroos VoshF,, Valowalreat, Southwark, oomaibudon soak May 17. at . HAOHAILD bazar HO 11. TILAY. Maar Dtttoo. surgoon.llay 17. at 12. Taoaaa BAW YLOOD, HOL10111 , 111W•Al. Matylabona, asslttaat to to a dead water taaantactarar, Mm 17. at It watual Bast, Marton, Surrey, lite Wow, May 17. at 11. Tmomaa HOLLOWAY . Cross-Dans. Bt. 011 es, Deemed victualer, Yap 17. at 11. WII.LUX Puma. WAY, dadover-rd.,Hereary, builder, 14310,5 t Tao 11AI FIANCI3 W EIGHT, H.no?er•etieet, Pimlico, sub-editor May— wAizga ROWLASD, Swallow. street, tailor, Ilaylo, WmLuit Goewell4treet, beerehop keeper, Mayll. at It. Vt!miam Joammßowmr, Btababoryatavet, Bethnal-green. and Wahhamatow, builder, May 10, at IL ILUrritA CLAM. itossex-tarracs, Camden New town, amanu ensis, May 10, at 12. 00DraLT CoIuMLIMS IMlloo, Chelmsford terrace, Harrow-road, late business trander agent, May 10, at 11. RoURTJOHnefOn Lam, Armstrong terrace, Woolwich-road, and 110/Mniten-road, Chariton-pier, saw-mill proprietor, May 10, at 12. WILLIAM Baalacar, Bleatar. Oxforddi., baker, May 10, at 11. AXIS LA PLA. isbeach, tailor, May 10, at 2. JAllaB Hornet, Upper Rceomaa-strest. Clarkenwell, =masc. taring silversmith. May 10, as 1. Loan Musa. Ilichnumd, Makimonsw.sitg acconntant. t r, al 11 . JOyca_TA22 . hoWilia Aletandes-terraos, ea, May 10, at 11. Josera Lucca. Legends-aired, Bethnal-green, mason, May 30, at 11. Jamas Oakmont, Tower-street, WI May 30, at 11. GLALUE SAXON./ DARTS, lirliabeld.road, Stockwell. railway sta- _ ..._..... _ Mon master, May 17, at 2. Cuatutta 801e71r12.1.01d lent.road, and Mamllton.road, Sur rey, plumber, May 17, at 2. WILLIatt Ministate, Broad-street, Ratcliffe, house and ship plumber, May 17, RtrismiMicaar.l., Drum-yard, Sidtechapel, general dealer, - May 30, •811.. ExmA.l3o!pEN,pre4atrd-strest, tate licensed els. Muller, May 17, at a. dour !aerawbfft, rpper_ tOamekw. 11gbterman, May 10, at 2. JOHN HoNEN, Little Klnestreek Camden town South, calico Maur, Lay 10, at 2 FANDICRICH HINSON, Old Ford, baker, Lay 10, att. YONDRILICH Pirminoys, GmariLaa, Homarton, late stationer, May 10, at 1. AMP CHARLIE Minnway, Upper Pakatreet, Islington, com mission meat, May It at 2. Miami Pl.rrezia, Wood-street, Cbespekle, commission agent, ... .. May 10.141. JOEM iluniezr, Upper Clanton, tailor. Hay 10,at L Osman MUTH, nrandeston, Suffolk, farmer, May 10, at 1. WILLUM Servos, Bertietkepausge, Yetter-lane. printer, May 10, at 1. CSIAISMS ICDWIP HINDLES, Wallington, Shropshire, groom, May 11, at M. 111011 AS CIVIL Shrewsbary, timber merchant. May 11, M 12. Blain= Menem J ACKSON, Coventry, silt throwater, May 9. at 1.1. /BOUM 7111011, liveshant. Wortwatenh., miller, My WUJJAM drawer?, Hanley, Stafferdah., chemist. May 11, at 11 JAMBS LONG, St. DecumaOs, Somersetah., butcher, May 10, at 11. Thome Quarks lisrmia, iloyland, Yorkshire, butcher, May 11, at 121. Wrimatt Daacz, Hedy, near ilherdehl, mineral merchant, May 11, at LBW/LISICI WALK= and °SOROS 21700 T LIDS, Leeds, Moth merchants. May 12, at 11. 111111PIILIT Putnam, &Mar, near Huddersfield, cloth mum torturer, May 10, a:11. .loamn OM!, Drwnhury, Yorkshire, broker. May 13, at 11. Joas Bumr.a, Bowden and Selby, Yorkshire, comb builder. May ld, at 11. @Max HASSLSS, Horton, near Bradford, Yorkshire, milliner, and Grasslogion, Hear SkApton, worsted spinner, May IS, at 11. DOSWILL Mildita2oi Brien, Kingston.upoo-linil, merchant, May 11, at it Jamas acamtuaoroa, Sidumeread, dm Otter, may 13, at 11. lIICHALI. Dori; Birkenhead, coal Mar 13 . at. 11 . lava CUOIIIIIII. lloylake, Cheshire, publican, Mayl2, atll. ltomau Len, Liverpool, wood hoop maker, My la, at 11. %MMus WURTRINGIN , N, jun.. Whisked, Cteakuw. salt maim lecturer, May 13, at 12. .70141 licireortar, liaddieworth, Yorkshire, woollen manufac turer. May 10, at 12. CESIUM BSAIAMIII 11FYINGWAT, Derby, painter, May 12, at it WILLIAM SainstS, Musksearmouth shore, Durham, grocer, Mayl7, at 1. low? Wkalff.n, Blshap!earnmetth.engineMter, May 17, at VoI. York, draper's assistant, Nay 11, at IL Asst iIISonSILL Wellington, Shropshire, dealer In boots, Mar IL at 11 WILLLtit itrantroe, Birmingham, machinist, Innen, at 11. Joan BL,u MSTOALP, Liverpool, but.cber, May 11. at L Moan Dmsalte, . Learpool, batter, May 10, at L T.iirivrnis,tikeT;grW 1 7 , a/am= &arm at. David, Demob., accountant, May 11, at 11. WILLIAM 8113111111 CB, Wymoodbani, Norfolk, bowl tomer, May 18, at JOlni Mutate Yaarflkaor, Beaufort, Breconahlre, coal agent. May Mo, at t JAR= WATing3, Hereford, builder, May 03, at 10. JOHN CLARK, Thorvertue, Ilevonoldre, vidualltr, Maylo, at 11. CHailaa ISOCTUAR Bewdley, WurceMcnlUre, *rake In coal, Ng 14, at 19. . .. . Jaw 111:93=9, Handsworth Woodhouse, Yorkshire, tailor, May 12, as 1. 20143 . 1 Evans, Aberg►venny, Innkeeper, lie, 10, et IL Jew ►osmium. Nonvlch. Ilitch!r, May 1.1...t:1-1- eiresl7l - 4,i0 . lihitTasanefactater, /OHay 11, et 12. M Steam, Dawley. Shropshire. tome roller, May 14, at 11 Wittiest Bitows. Barnsley, Yorksts, watchmaker, May IV, at 10. Daum r arra, w olyerhamptoo, aahmaayer, May 9, at 12. MAMAS ASbat4MS itatupwo,mfordslure, butcher, May 11,at 10. 1112112 Witirsuot SE, liumswintord, engine fitter, Mayl6, at 10. JOHN Wisrom, kingswinford, peddler, May 16, at 10. WU.l.lem Lama, Newark, Noma, cattle &aka, May 25. at IL latratU liCatatatTos, Nottinehaia, spot, May SS, at U. IMAM, Mae, Kerry, llontiomerysh, wheelwright, Mayl3,al IL Jaime BlACiusitatr, Duaeaster. poser, May 12., at 12. JOHN Baena, Plymouth. proelsicm merchant, May 11, et 11. LAST XXAMINLTIONIL May 27. A. Itlpley, Brooketroet. Lambeth. engineer-May 27. 8. Barrett, Blendouruw, WaWorth. Oak enter-May 27. M. Tieraey, New North-road, Islloilo°, sire worker-May 27. W. Chandler,iton Ash, Kent, potato dealer-My V. J. W. Turner. Lower rhlillmoro place, lissulngtoo. sargroo-May 27. T. Wood, Great Tower-60ra, City, boomed victu.dlar-Ma C. Bowman, Wynyultetreet, Joba.strusgraad, gold maker-May 17. C. W. Fries, Clarkaawalivess, and Ipiwich, Suffolk, glass bender-May 27. F. teller, Fulham. MekWrr -May 27. J. Deane, Winslow, Becklugharnahire, sorgeon-June 2. W. Munson, Lower Beedin.. Suess, farmer-Jim 2. J. him. Northampton, liceused tit:lazier-Jane 2. & Burton, OW Kent. road, much builder-May 24. IL lawrimes. Boers, Liscolc shire, conindasion event-Jaw 14. W. 14awiltertura, Boston, Lincotnahlra, brewer-May 24. A. Webb, Tewkesbury, Glouoes terahire, beerhotur keeper-May 11. T. IL ifloraming. Freabtord, Boaserseishire, doctor of medicine- May It. J. Bird. Aberd.,e, coal merchant-Hay SI. J. C. D. Fmk, Bradford, Drivondlire. clerk In holy orders-May IL 0. B. Parsaintar, Heavitree, Devoashire, clerk in holy orders-May Pi J. M. Hartley and B. Hinchliffe, Leeds, cloth tinishers-Fly 26. F. Lambert, Skuwith, Yorkshire, botcher-May 27. P.. Andrew, Mbldicebormigh, Yorkshire co -J une 9. .1. Greenwoo d, Leeds, publican --Jane 9. J. Walton, Jun , Great Hatton, Yorkahlre, eons miller -May 11. W. Loadomn, Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, grocer- May 26. J. Bwaine, Macciesheol, bailor -May 20. I. Toselll, late proprietor of a made ball-May M. D. 7 1192 4 " /Ilimaton-upon.Hull, flattermar-May I& B. Oliver, Klngston-upoo-Hull, bricklayer-Mai ti b t l. S. Muter'. Kingstoo upon-Hull, Isherroan- May & Kingmon-upou-litill, Innkeeper-June 7. 8, Nutley, Gate F ford, Yorkshire, late farmer-Jaw 7. W. Dowell, Birmlng9ain, hackney carriage driver-June L W. Coleman, St. David, Devonshire, railway deck-Jowl. W. IL T. Bridle, LaMar, arationer-Jmo 1. T. ► Trump, tun, /teeter, bootmaker-Jew 1. G. =Mon. Creditoa, Devoashire, bootanaker -June I. J. Moore, Tiverton, Devonaldre, butcher-May 20. F. T. Bdtb, Hereford, berballA-My vu. Peale, Hereford, saddler-May It IL Barllag. Ledb , Here-' fordshire. veterinary surgeon-No" W. H. & Goddard, Cornwall, millwright-May 1& G. H. 11. Yoang, Neweaatleepon- Tyne, sculptor-June 11. W. hllOOll, Ganaley. Leiteetemhins, tailor-My It W. Jolter:o, Barton St Michael. Gloucester- Ware, grootr—iley 11. B. Ashworth, Newton, Cheshire, iseehlae broker-3W 11. A. Oldham and 0. Aadrew, Newton Your, Cheshire, enghisers—Nay 13. E. Briscoe. Tilstos. Chsehhe, far rier—Nay 17. Susan X ens, Ashgrove, Shropshire, tarrodr—Joas 11. H. It, Jobe. Lywitegton, Hampshire. earpeoter—Jane 7. 1. 3l'Lellen, tiltoke-upoo-]lent, tailor—liar II W. J. Elkins, New port, lab of 11 mot. smith—June 16. J. Tipsy; Yeovil, homer setehlre, glove m.sufseturer. BANKXUETCY ANNULLED. April 13. WILOO3 ALATLAT, ow /1174;riliZarraocaddre, vtetaallar. DIVIDINDS. May K. L Abrahams, IWMOaTelbest, avettessesr—lay ft. & Bowers, Os Lewes, Staffordshire, tamer—Hay ti T. &sere, Wahl% Warwickshire, wheelwright-1W at L Reetariek, Bridport, Dorectalure, leather seller—Hay 11. & Barker, Brad ford. spirit merchant — My 11. H. Hey . Dewsbury. 'Yorkshire, woollen asenefacturet —Hay 11. M. Whitaker. Susie& York shire, printer—May it it. Gregg. Hoodbrtdge. Moabite, pia& Serer—May 11. J. Hutchirson, Sedgmlett, Durham, blacksmith —Kay W. Roberts, Carsarroo, Hemmed victualler —Bay It G. trotter. Peony Stratford, Bachinghamsbire, tailor —May le. B. Higgins. Newport Pawn& nacklouttamshire, lice,nsedi c tualer—May It Y. Snook, Fenny Stratford, Bucklughamshira earpenter—May 1L J. Coot, Mistley, time.. baker—Hey Chamberlain, Denver, Norfolk—Hay li. J. T. Coe, Dowahma Market, Norfolk—May It W. Bellaby, Thu/wades, Derbyshire, farmer - Bay 17..1. flubertaoe, Moulnrearceouthinime. Durham, shipwright—May 17. A. Gems, Bishogarearosoullt, Durham, fishmonger—Hy 17. W. Y. Soule, Biebupwearosouth. beer re ggter—may 17. L Comes, Sanderiand, innkeeper—May 17. X fanner, Mookweastoooth Shore. Durham. fish mtrar. PART?: BRSHIPS DISSOLVID. J. Dewiest and 11.Howorth, Manebegor, orMillBM—L= sad Y. W. Bryan. Deptford, market gardeners—lL sod 0. W. Cleraterts, Manchester. merchants—W. Proust*, J. 0. Woodward, and J. Marriott, Nottingham, Umber merchants— W. E. Owens and J. New.tead, Caeltoo.place. Blob Newhakton. butchers—M. Brown and T. L Johnson. Ktemstonmpen-Bult, ship brokers—J. Matthews and J. L. Oliver, likets-stmet, Broth. work hop furtors—L Reynolds and N. Woodman, AlMensaaw bury, MO Dusninpolley, Peter-street. Mmotres4 shm mann sicesegra—lL Gral.uw, 0. W. rims, and L W. Snifter. Liverpool, provision broken, so far as regards le W. Grainger— John Hurst, sea_ John Lint, Jan.. B. HUM Joshua Mrst, and A. Mint, lleddleworth. woollen merchants, so far no !Apra A. Hirst—P. W. Court, P. Una, W. Opeaskaw, S. Cobs*, and O. Cohen, Peet Illaiheth, Muth Metes ColemanutreMbuildings, City; and Metaolseeter, merchants se far as regards P. W. Court—J. Hants rod T. H. Banks, Wolverhampton, wtne aserchantn—A. Hoots and C. Hoofs, Loodon.road, Southwark, tea dealers -S. Lewis and 0. Lewis, Motley, Staffordshire. farmers—J. A. Reynolds and Elizabeth Reynolds, Iseornpton•row, Bremploo, Beery stable keepers—A. memo, C. Thorne, and J. Thome, Lambe. merchants—J. Wild and W. wild, Chairlsrton. cotton sylnamo—Jseeph Thompson sad John Bahian., Pittwirset, Old langroad, oil sad colour ibertkauts—W. H. Dunning and J. Realism Hat. lohilasdes, Holborn, ,oap manufacturers—John legrow (de mised) and Joel Barrow, ftgerrusd. Bermondsey. tanners— J. Moors and M. Atkinson Leeds—R. Alcoa. 0. Blythe. sad I. Vow, Jul.. MandleW, Notthighasenhke, so far is mmirds 8 Blythe—T. W. Damp. T. Hammond, and G. Haigh. Leeds. And dyers, no far as regards 0. Haigh—Sarah Clough Ind J. Moody. Bath, Scribe wool &Wm —W.llllditch and S. Lildikh, Cmgleton. Cheshire, ironmougure-11. Leyland and C. Lamas. Greet Lever, Lamaist's. spindle makers—W. Patti son. G. C. Pattinson, sad T. Wargmley ale Peaks soma Colliery Company). nese lt resham, Denbighshire—Joseph Jagger sad John Javier. Haitian. stone inerchseta—W. Chmertos and L. Memnon. h wport, Isle of Wight, tellors—J. Hacker and T. Ratter, K intlaroad, Chelsea, and ► Wham-read, Brampton, drapers—P. K. Dumas and J. A. Hankay, Jan., Yesehirch-street, menhnots—K. Wylie. W. Lockheed. R. D. Wylie, sad J. Wylie. Glasgow% cabinet makers, so for as rapids A. Wylie and W. Leckbead. mil Wal- v.<4 a_ 3401; 13114 SA Rslst IaDAL AWAIMD., eseudelossisjestiee—if their steam-rams have been ALLEN'S PATENT I'ORTMANMAITS and TALITLIZNO BAGS whit lidaella their workmen turned out, their build lAD= walimoss TABBlB.= i tkillk sal ing-yards invaded without warrant, how comes it saver MOW DWAICK nom WITTING DIBIBMO CAW, arse that they have not imitated the conduct of roe attar artkar tar nom or ocstrainan tounning. Diadwalak fore i gn sh i p b oildon in t i me of war, and given masicrows pod tree. Ana rnaea Barrack FUndiglie of Toreakto oonclusive proof of the destination of their ms- Arm,MIMIC% La Mak% W Conlon% M.. Ad trio. pawns — iron- clads? If they are too proud to Iv. Au"- X amdkeelule rot 11102.1" IT. Will s en t , follow the example of the merchants of New Landon, W.C. I York and the shipbuilders of the Clyde, why do they hesitate to bring their action against the officers of the Crown who have seized their property without reasonable grounds t Sir HUGH CAIRNS has not raised himself in public estimation by advocating the cause of the clients who re tained him to conduct their cause in the Exchequer by defending them gratuitously in the House of Commons. But Lord DinßY has committed even a more audacious act of partisanship by delivering an impassioned speech in the House of Lords in favour of the Messrs. LAIRD, on the very eve of the case of their steam-rams being brought be fore a court of justice. Only the other night the Loan Cicircxxxos declared his reluctance to dis cus questions of international law, because they might come before him in his judicial capa city, and because he desired to keep his mind clear from any preconceptions. The LORD CHANCELLOR showed a proper respect for the position which he occupies. What shall be said of the leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords—of the future Premier of England, who gratuitously constitutes himself the advocate of men who are charged with violating the laws of the realm, and with attempting to involve their country in hostilities for their own private purposes T Lord Roseau. may have made mis takes in his foreign policy ; but he wee right in assuming that it is " the interest, the " desire, and the duty" of the Government of this country to maintain relations of peace with the United States of America—" a " great Power," he said, " and a free State, with " which for nearly eighty years, with the exoep " tion of a short interval from 1812 to 1815, "we have held relations of peace." There is no act in Lord Holism's political life which will re fleet more credit upon his memory than the per sistent and courageous efforts which he has made to maintain peace ; nor is there any act in Lord DERBY'S erratic and reckless career which will reflect more discredit upon him than his attempt to defend the selfish conspiracy of Messrs. LArcro to convert the Mersey into the naval arsenal of the slaveholding oligarchy of the South. IrDEPOTS AUTHENTIQUES for SALE t the SMUTS, Totroon. and Clgara nianufaetored ar ha grTlL/SCH GOVERNMINT WHAM ADYINDITZATION, - - - - Iog,PIOCLDULT. W.: M. KING WILLIAM-STMT. CITY. IN what Happy Laud can I see you after the **Oyster l oat know a coo "Happy Load" In which a gentlimaa may ww4IVANSIS, Covestiputes. my deer toligni I flit Orpreoo. Zrmifia, HAYMAILLIT. AN UNLUCKY MORTAL. Mr Mania— DAVID GAMMON_ Marra Mears, Buckstow. ada= MI; Meadaars M riortioa. Pftswallas.—And ADONLS. Mama nem ; Mrs Near% PEERCI66%. Turn ETMO.O, DRAWIPTO 7 IOOII7 SECOND FLOOR, AND ATTIC. Mr. D. Mawr rad Mal H. Howard.--Asil ROMEO AND JCIIILT. Messrs. Nelms sad Violas; MUM. Malls Cols* sad Xes. IL Mission. LW:WM mai mum. A DAY err= IHZ PAIL 10.1114tHeossb saa Gls fassoas.— And PLAYING WITH MEL Mama Wdlcomb, sad More Miro Darloits B=lesrads, id P. Lacisetg, sad Jim Wisidsalry. TWO Brennan TIM irdli-HANDID MARRIAGE. Men Q. Law and all Me Counpany.—TßA a/MAT GROOT RVNun . —DIIIO-LIA.R. Mader Pony Rees Mt sad Inbar C. Si Cane and loott.—And Mtn MR ♦ of JANII REORX. HMS WALT= AT LONDON 325102. MN DAT wmAbm AD. 0m... .Allmossa. id 60m. tomoSsoir NomMg, 111. .... All 101. is LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 30. Tun Tories are swarming about the Conference as sharks about a ship with a sick man on board. Mr. DISRAELI wants to know whether he and his friends are to be compelled to give up their " hopea'' for its success, and trusts that it has not been adjourned sine die. Sir Gnome Guar re plies that it has not been adjourned sine die, but that it has adjourned without a day having been appointed for its re-assembling--one of those an swers which would provoke laughter anywhere but in the House of Commons, but which in that assembly are only • proof of tact and poli tical culture. The facts of the case, far from requiring much subtleness for their apprehension, are only too simple. Those who said that the war must certainly stop as soon as the representatives of the belligerent States were brought together in a room to talk matters over, did not explain what there is in the forms of a Conference which can allay the stormy passions of kings and peoples. And to the present moment it has been found that those who were violent before are violent still ; those who were obstinate before are obstinate still. Those whose only argu ment is force are restrained only by power. And we fear it must be admitted that the immediate result of the Conference kasha= to encourage the aggressors on Denmark, by showing them bow little they have cause to apprehend that swift retribution which would become their misdeeds. At present the race is to the swift, and the battle to the strong. The old doctrine of • European Commonwealth, of the interest of all the European States in the welfare of each, is disappearing, and instead we are thrown back on something like Mr. Daawrtr's principle of " natural selection," in which national life is a competition, and the weak pass out of existence =regretted. For anything that has been done or agreed to be done in the Conference, Denmark and Germany are as far from peace as they were before the storming of Doppel, and (unless the reported retreat of the Danes from Jutland should be confirmed) the public must be prepared to hear in a few days of a wanton repeti tion of the scenes of carnage which have so lately shocked the world. A resolute word from England and France would certainly put an end to this un necessary slaughter. But that word, which might have been spoken without a Conference, has not been spoken in it, and, it is said, cannot be. Whether it is prudent to continue the form of a negotiation from which the power is absent, is • conaideration for our statesmen. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Ann. VI. THE CASE OF MR. REMICK& Supply,—Order for committee read ; motion made, and question proposed, "That Mr. Speaker do now leave the chair ;"—Ameadniest proposed, to brave out from the weed "That " to the end of the question. in order to add the words " this hones will, noon Monday mit. resolve itself into a committee, to consider of au address to her Majesty, praying that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to direct adequate compensation to be made to William &wicks, of Threepwood Hall, in the county of Northumberland, for the pain, degradation, anguish of mind, and comequent ill-health, he has sufficed, in being confined for twelve months in a prison as a Moe, on a charge since proved to be false ; for the 0011 fi liCati011 at his goods, chattels, family pictures, plate, and library, thus Indicting upon bim an irreparable injury ; also for the heavy pecuniary logs ha has suffered in promoting sad binning to justice the persons who had conspired s him, such having been the only means by which event r ut s ; he was enabled to establish his 'Decease* ; sad that this home is prepared to assure her Majesty that it will make goof the came,"—(Mr. Henry Berkeley)—insteed thereof : —Question put, "That the wards proposed to be left out eked part of the question :"—The hoots divided ; Ayes, 118 ; Noss, 120. Adam, W. P. :4744 patruther, blr R. YES. Oincitea A , 0. J. ?adman, R. Gower, G. W. Paget. Lard A. Grams, E. =Lord C. Orinewood, 7. , Sir R. Ciregson, S. Peal. Str R. OrentelL R. R. Poet F. 210Zeld, tr G. G. Fonsonby, A. Portman, W. H. limabary, . R. Potter, K Mulkey, T Pry's, lisrdi, G. Pritcha r d, L. .1. liartiegtoa, Marq. Pretty, Lord Mayes.. Mr W. 0. Pugh, D. Henderson. J. Ricardo, 0. Realm J. W. Roberts., T. J. Rodisole, C. D. Robertson, D. Holineedds, Visa. Russell, A. Howard, C. W. Rowell, H. Mot, 0. W. Salome., Alderman Hutt, W. Seymour, W. D. Jaw"o. Karl Seymour, A. Johnstoue, Mr J. Smith, Augustus Jolllfe, Mr W. G. emit& J. A. Xharsoote, Col. Stanateld, J. Koatchbull . Bora- Stuart. Col. ore, K Trelawny, gir J. Ksightler, R. Villiers, C. P. Lay.rd, A. H. Wattles, Col. lit.rsou, W. Wegnella, T. M. Leterrs, G. J. Whalley, 0. 11. Leighton, 84z B. Whitbread, & Loraine, lard White. L. M'Cano, I. Williams W. Malanating, T. Wfflosphy, 81z N. Marjorlbanks D. C. Wood, Al, C. .•-.-- .-- .• =V.E. Barbst i T. 0. tWoverle, E. P. Boell W. Brlacce, J. I. THE office of Attorney-General can be no sinecure at the present moment. There are few problems which require more tact and discretion for their solution than those of International Law and scarcely • month elapses without the BMW: Govei.iment being called upon to deliver judgment upon some of these delicate questions, or to give in- I 'tractions to some British agents abroad how they ought to comport themselves towards belligerents. Nominally the Foreign Minister is the person re sponsible for the acts of the Government, but prac tically the law officers of the Crown are the persons who advise the Government, and whose advice is followed in such matters. It is difficult enough to obtain a conviction where strong popular preja dices are excited, but if such men as Lord Diner in the House of Lards, and Sir Brom Cannes in the House of Commons, deliver in Parliament philippics against the Government in comes pencUng before the courts, it is not surprising that juries should be carried away by the excitement thus studiously enoouraged. On Thursday last the House of Commons warn occupied in discussing the case of the Tuscaloosa at the Cape of Good Hope, and the instructions issued by the British Government to the Governor of that colony wi.h reverence to snob cum Last night Lord Dim took Earl Russ= to teak for the manner in which the Government had treated Messrs. LAIRD in the matter of the steam-rains. A discussion in Parliament, conducted by ingenious Tory lawyers and reckless party statesmen, Is neither the beat means of arriving at the truth nor the most effi cient method of preparing the minds of • jury for arriving at a just conclusion. In any ordinary case, indeed, any parliamentary discuseion upon a question about to be tried in • court of justice would be frowned out of the House of Commons, and most sasuredly out of the House of Lords. It would be said—and said with truth—that Mews. LAIRD, or any other shipbuilders, like other orb jecits of the realm, have the courts of law open to them. If they have suffered injustice at the hands of the law officers of the Crown, they have the Judges of the land to whom they may apply, and • jury of their countrymen from whom they may obtain adequate eamages. Mr. LAIRD may, as Lord DERBY says, " entertain strong " conservative opinions;" his sons may be "young " men conducting one of the most extensive ship ; " building establishments in the kingdom," and " members of a firm of the highest possible rs " spectability, and may themselves be non of unim " peachable integrity and character." But why I should the Messrs. LAIRD be an exception to all ordinary rules t If they have been, as Lord • DERBY says, the victims " of the most unusual, " most vexatious, most arbitrary, and even illegal" conduct on the part of the Government, why do they refuse to appeal for justice to the ordinary ' tribunals I If they have been treated with such 11thle. J. Mammy, W. N. WooerkW, J. Wert& D. "aim T. Teak Col. NOR. Toyer, J. Feeeeter, Ors. (Mawr Doe. The lorder, W. I. 01.ashlez. ter C. Preach. col. Nifsaass• Woods, a Wri‘hgaon, W. IL MUM& Bread, H. II Dauber, Mr W. ....._, ...,.. Galway. Var. - Polan;d7oi, iiirJ. Good. IL S. Pod, J. GookslL J. Y. =LOW, P. L. Ora, J. Ofelligl i U. Xoborow. 11. How W. A. Orlitb. C. D. Scoardold, J. H. Hamilton. Lord C. Sola, C. J. Houdlloo„ Vont Sul* Abe T. Lard I. Dr Dor. P. S. rlat i l i n. Illoologo. Heoluda. Pk T G. Sirecoy. air H. Honor W. U. Start. Lt-Ca. Hopwood. J. T. Sullivan. IL Honnano. X. Illytoo. CoL Horan, lord Erb* W. C. owes. a Taylor. Or Haatonutok E. S. 4=. 0 1: 4 4. Jaw, D. E I. Linda. X. Tarim X. La. D. S. Trirdwo. LL-Col. Iloglake, A. W. Trefoil; C. H. =W. G. Tr, Kr J. , ord L A. O. VV 8. , Col. LG. Ewa Lrd . • trabox 6. P. Woke*. Admiral WWI, H. G. Water. J. Lowther. Col Wallodds. J. Wi l t L Wldlrorr, H. arliliones, Col. Wroclaw'. IL Manner W . J. WrolOra, P. P. W. =. W. Tooke, X T. Yorks. J. i. Moutaiu. Lard B. =LULL Moor, B. Derkeloy, Nicol, W. H.P. Daiwa% X ~• P \~ ODAt EVENING, ORIL 30, 1864: EV triittrt. 09802.147, Ann. 29. The Queen and Prince.. Louise, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce and MOor-Geserai Seymour, drove out yesterday afternoon. The Dowager Comtism of Mount Edgottmbe has eon. seeded Visoonntese Jocelyn as Lady In Waiting. The Prince mod Priacem cl Wake and the intent Prince left Sandringham yonterday shortly bolero two o'clock, and travelling by special bail on the Great Warners Railway, reached Marlborough-home at 20 minutes put eve. Their Royal Highnesses were &Mewled by the you. Yrs. W. Grey, Lieutenant-General Koollys, Captain Grey, Yr. Fisher, and Mr. Holumne. Damaobee were received yerAersday at the Colonial-office from the Lord High Commiesioner of the lonian islands. Deepateless Isere sent to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands. van . THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES TO THE ROYAL ACADEHY.-(THIS DAY.) This morning their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prince of Wales paid • private visit to the Royal Academy, for the purpose of inspecting the pictures which form the Exhibition of the preaent year, and which will be opened to the public on Monday next. Their royal highnesses' arrived at the Academy st 10 minutes past 12, at which time • considerable number of persons had assembled, although there had been no public _ . . . annoneeement of the event. The Priam sad Prince.' posed through the varietal rooms and carefully inspected Mbe principal picture., which they seemed vary highly to appreciate. At the close of their view they drove back to Marlborough House. Their royal highnesses ware atteaded by Lieut-G•neral Knollys, Captain Grey, Mr. Fisher, sod the Hoe. Mrs. W. Grey. ..,.;> l ." .; ~. THE Con r.—lt is understood that her Majesty and the members of the royal family, staying at Osborne, will remove to Windsor Castle en the 10th of next month. COURT AT BUCKING HAM PALAC —There will be a fall dress reception on the 23rd proximo at Buckingham Palace. The cards were imbed from the Lord Chamberlain's silks yesterday. There will be a concert at Buckingham Palate on the 11th of next month, when their Royal Highnesses the Prices and Princess of Wales will officiate in the storm of her Majesty. Prince Alfred, with a small suite, has arrived at Brunie from England, and is staying at the pleas, where apartments had been prepared for him. A grand dinner was given at Luken in his honour the day before yes terday. Tile Earl and Countess Stanhope received at dinner last snare, at their residence in Gronerevree, the Archbishop of Canterbury end Mir Lover, Lady Chelmsford and the HOD. Mee Thedger, Lord sad Lady Robert Cecil, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., sad Mrs. Hardy, the Hon. Frederick Lydon, Captain the Hon. H. Wynd ham, U. Later in the evening the countess gave an evening party. Lord and Lady Stanley of Alderley entertained the Marcher= of Ely, the Marquis aid Marchese= of Clam rearm the Coaster of Aid* the Right Hon. Chi:rester Foresees* M.P., sod it. Cortese (Freres) Waidergrave, Hoe. Frederick Lavern Cower, Mr. sad Mn. George Bairn, Mr. Derr, Mr. Alderson, km, at dinner peter day evening at their mansion Is Dover-street. TAN Dims or Newcarria—This morning it has been stated in reply to implies that his Graft the Duke of Newrestle, who has suffered a relapse during the last day or two, is now somewhat better. though still laboures under oensiderable prostratioe. Several medical gentlemen have been in almost roster attendare ou his grace dun= the last few days, and they report that there ie no ialo2o - danger. It is stated that the Channel fleet has received draws to proceed from Porter to the Dow* and its true movements will doubtless be guided by the pro pene of events in the dominion of our pleat ally the r Wag of Denmark. It is understood (says the Army and Navy Ga zette) that Reer-Admiral the Hoe. Joseph Denman, rear. panted by his Sae-lieutereset sad secretary, will lean Eag er is the month of June to relieve Nice-Admiral Jobs Kinemens, in the Pacific. It is arentood that the new commander-inahisf will hoist his flag on board the Betio. We (Army and Navy Gazette) understand that Major• General Charles Cnitehley sill succeed to the ear mend of the garners of Gibraltar, is the room of Sir Robert Wales* appointed to Chatham. The late Mr. T. P. Cooke has bequeated 3,0001. to the Dramatic Corse. It is understood that Madame Alboni has retired from " the profession." Gas of the ladies put forward to replace her, Madams Borgbi-lberto, is engaged (says the Gamette Masiosk) to =so the new opera-hoer at linear. Mr. Benedict's operetta, announced a week or two sirs, will be produced in London at Madams Lour Vierag's extoosit. M. Levassor will give his French entertainment la London daring the sew* es of late yean, in coo junction via Mdlie. Teasers. Some of the principal teachers and professors of Freer* sow living in Hagler, have formed a soar, bashes for its objects :-1, To Improve the teaches of re needs language is Eagles& ; 2, To promote friend!, frer ewer between the profaner ;3. to afford amintere to there of the emaciation in time of red ; sad 4, load as a nerlinai of oommunkation between the profaners of !mesh sad the priaciple of schools and heads of families. Aber ifty tersers have drawly jailed this ansoestion. Crum, Rorer, Watrrruez.i..—The Rev. Charles Mann* 8.D., Chaplain to the House of Commons, and Boyle Lecturer for 1964,ws l commence he wane of eight seances, or lectans. at this royal chapel to-morrow stir. noes at 3 p.m. atria,. The subjeat cheese for the erne is "The Converses of the Rama Empire." LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEITIIIOI4 FOIL TIE Rumor= Wrx.—Monday, Royal Inetitutioe. at 2, Aar vinery; Artie, at 3; Entoroologinakat 7; Arehial at 8, renal Greer. Tuesday, Hocieelteind, at 3, "Coca thellids," Mr. Barman ; Asthropologioal, at 8, "Pare =of the New World," Mr. Barn ; " Health of Troops," Mr. Benders ; Photograph* at 8 ; Ha at 8, Manila tore of Coke." Y. Parmelee ; Hort at 3, "Aerial Life," Professor Mater& Wednesday, Society of Literature, at 8) ; Society of= sill, Thursday. Antiquaries, at 8 ; froessi, at ; Leditratioo, at 3, " Movie, 1800.1750," Professor Hark; Obenied, at 8, "Organic Peroxides Thaerstically Oos sidared," Sir B. Brodie. Friday, Arebreologied Institute, at 4 ; Philological, at 8 ; Royal leariention, at 8; "Iridium," Probers' Ramo& Saturday, Royal rater Mos. at 3, "Metallic Errata." Professor Pinker. Tug Ssassarsass TERCZETZNAZT.--The Strat ford esiebestion has sow fallen into the shape of tionimacs. :rive theatrical performances. We observe that sense d the papers mention Lord Shaftesbury as among those pre seat. This in sot the ease, his lordship= sow le town. lard tiluterseary I. probably inseet. Tux Yar.vsarow CAEL—The one for the re speedest (the Hoe. Mrs. Theresa Loeser= or Telvettoe) was deposited ao Thursday h the House of Lords. It is understood that the case will be upos the papr for berr ies as Thursday, the Sib of Kay. The sowed for the 'feeler (Major Yelverlor are—Sir Han Cairns, Mr, Roll, Mr. Andean Q.C.• aon Mr. Joie Miler, advocate ; Mors. Sang ad Adam, RAC., of Edinburgh, sod Ilppits and lion, of I.rders, soirees. The cored for Mrs. Yd. voice see—use Lord Advocate of Scotland. the Attorney- Great of Ragland (Sir Roundel' Palmer the Judge- Advents of Roger (Dr. Phillinson), Mr. • m of the Irish bar, sad Mr. J. Campbell Smith. of the Scotch hr; solicitors—Mr. James SomervUle, of Edinburgh, and Mere. Simian. Tail, sad Wakeford, of Westminster.— Score= Tan DIETERS IN LANCABETRE.—At a meeting of the Mansion-how committee of the above hind, held yes terday, the cum of 1,7071. wee granted fee the relief of the distressed operatives, which was apportioned r fellows : Wipe, IOW.; Durrell, 2001. ; Tisane* 1001. ; Moran in Lougdesidele, 501. ; Stacdoetead, 8014 Berrey, bore committee, committee, 60/. ; overlookors, ka, of Her tor, 501. ; Crompton, 401. ; Staleybrides narration, 401. ; Bread line= and Obarlorrorth, 401. ; Bursley ovseleokers. 301. • Beckley, 301. ; Whitworth and Facit, 251.; Cherlieworti latiONan , _251.; Olomop nerfookers. a ll 6 sl7 i 7 ll pusere_re_ enerleeturra. 201 ! ; Newerreh it Reese- (= a'% Tzzaawas.) AMERICA. -.4. j a._ ; dale, SOL ; Bradbm.y. 20L ; Dreylasdies, SOL ; lisrthartos, lOC ; Weedhill sad lam 20I; Haw Mills, 20r. ; Ifilllarook. ; Nevins Moir, ; Bearber•bridie, 151. ; Willman, 161 ; Shawforth, ; Baylield 151.3 Orailesivery, 161.; Misses eserleekras, 151. ; taller, bed*. lOL ; true, dm, at Cessaptow, U., 101, ; Borlintel emu 101. ; Bedew, sear Meselssield lOC era, M. • Waserlids•bsidge, 1014 Tuidasiek Ckei ff fetal sum rindsp in Monday ma MAN& The Lesingtos (U.S.) • thinks that at least LATEST INTELLIGENCE. DEFEAT OF GENERAL BANKS. The Royal Mail steamship Persia arrived at Qneenstown at 4.15 am, on April 30. She brings 189 passengers and 622,949 dole. in specie. The Persia landed 30 passengers and 77 sacks of mails, and proceeded for Liverpool at 4.30 am. (Per the Persia, via Beehe's Poiat.) NEW YORK, Aram 20, Now A severe engagement occurred on the Bth inst. between the advance of General Banks' army and the Confederates at Pleasant Hill, beyond Grand ROOM Louisiana. The Federal cavalry in front were routed, causing a demoralised retreat of the infantry in the rear. The 19th army corps of 7,000 then advanced, checking the Confederate progress. Banks' army has fallen back to Grand Ecore. The Federals estimate their loss at 2,000 men and one battery ; the Confederates, however, estimate the Federal loss at 14,000 men. A large number of wounded have arrived at Baton Rouge. General Lee is rumoured to have crossed the R►pidan. The Federals have been driven from Big Black River with the loss of several hundred prisoners. The New Yo►k floral i asserts that Grant has relieved General Butler from military duty and appointed him to the civil supervision of the Peninsular Department. &aoe, U. ♦. BUCLauaL W. Buckley. Gen Beller. Sir A. W. Burt". C. 011tboe" P. H. Cardwell. L Carnegie. C. Csailirraeas. Car, & FelCci;ri, H C. Clifford. C. C. Collier, aii R. P. Colthunt. Sir 0. Cowper. W. F. Cratiturd, E. H. Dorms, 6. iiiwt - ,7 & - imi ii. Dillwys, L. L. DIM ALA A. Dunlop, A. IL Moe. C. Fen tick. X M. Futick, H. Finch, C. W. Foster, W. 0. Fortencate, C. Gabon. Hr W. P. Gibson. T. M. eirlsione, W. Adderley, C. B. &pt Baritelot. CoL listomoia. Mr T. Beaomooot, B. A. O. B. Bello, 11. lkotlack, G. C. Semi% IL CoL 1144 k 401ph, CoL ltramloy.Wooro, J. Mars, Dram Sir H. B. Brom. H. Bogor, C. B. „h ealed . 17 W. W. OoL Mhos, et a J. Clive, G. Cobbett.J. Y. Cochrane, A. D. Codrlogtea, Ur W. Cole, Collins. T. Carrg W. L, 001. Crowfeet IL W. S. Do Cane, C. Dame, Cot LA. Inset Terieher, Ifir K. lame. J. Inflow,. R. iriiia;;CW: nissersbl, W. B. It will be area by oar parllainentuy rep•rt that the above division wee followed by soothes in which the go yenning were succeeshal, carrying as execianiest appoint. Ins • select eassmittee to most epee Yr. Bewkke's ewe. This ewers we dos to the abscises Irons the wood division el Mama J. Bleb. W. E. Forster, Cal. Preach, 0. Gnarl% LT. Hamlin:la, H. Liddell. J. F. Maguire, W. Kamen, W. Nicol, Sir H. &nary, Mr. Sullivan, CoL Sykes, and J. Walter ; and to the tact that Norm Brumes% Bilk", Clink Gobbet% Viscount LOW& Gaskell, Herr, A. Msg. lake, Lyall, O'Leghles, J. Peel, floourAeld, P. A. Taylor, and Lord H. Vase, who voted with Yr. Berkeley in the int division, voted with the govenuneet le the essised. There were s few additional vein as Mr. Berkeley's side, bat not comsat Is owasterbelenee the fersecias lona. Sir Hugh Cairns intends on an early day to ea attaatios to moat changes latesdaosd into mks by tb, Commissions, ci National Edasetioa la Wand, sun supsoially as regards tieback aceasatel ebb aoarsats sad saaaraseisa ; sad to eabeit a saa/dosa. The eeleet committee on Sewage (Metropolis, to.) has ban soothaiod as Idiom I—alr. 0011pli. Kt. WalP olo . Yr. Becht. Yr. Addoeloy, Sir Wiffiom Ram& Or Freda:els &milk Lord Ironuoy, Or Joropk Promo. Kr. NW, Yr. If.. Yr. Loader. Yr. Xibbort, Yr. filthow. Boo* Dr. Brady. and turd Rsblit Is.stgQ. Fewer said for pompom, mom rod records ; fir* to be th. gateau). fttion, The third of the Spring Flower Shows will be I .; b ... d . 4 white girls 'amid Awl employment in that bald at the Botanic Gardens, is the Begeat's-park, this at goo d "mpg , peopl. cow priforrin misk help" effeesee. ttlatortlike). ts elms. INTELLIGKNCL There was a large fall in government securities yesterday, but prices have since rallied. A severe and unabated stock panic has prevailed from Satur day last until Tuesday. A fall of from 10 to 50 per cent, took place in several descriptions of stock. Several failures in the stock market are announced. The market has since rallied considerably. New York Centrals are now quoted 135; Illinois, 130 ; Erie, 113 j. Gold 69 per cent. premium. Exchange on London, 184. Money tight. Petroleum, crude, 39 to 40 ; refined, 50 to 51. NEW YORK, Ann, 19, Mosanato. The Confederates have withdrawn from Fort Pillow, in a northerly direction. General Sher man's account of the capture of Pillow states that 300 coloured troops were murdered by the Con federates. President Lincoln has made a speech at Baltimore, stating that if the reports concern ing the murdering of negroes at Fort Pillow were confirmed, he should retaliate ; but he salted if it would be right to take the lives of individuals or only one man ; therefore it would be necessary to determine hereafter upon the form of retaliation. It is reported that Hardie's Corps has left Dalton, Tennessee, for Virginia. General Kilpatrick has been relieved from his command in the army of the Potomac, and ordered to report to General Sherman. It is reported that General Grant will give 111‘Clellan an active command. A naval court-martial is in session in New York for the trial for the murder of the mate of the barque Saxon. Both houses of the New York State Legislature have passed a resolution to pay the interest of the state debts to all creditors in greenbacks. The steamer Alliance has been captured in Savannah River. Mr. Chase has returned to Washington. The Saxonis has arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. KEW YORK, Aran 19, EVIIMMIO. Money tight. Government securities are much lower. Gold has fluctuated since Monday between 71 and 67, and is quoted to-day at 69. The large sales of gold and exchange by the govern ment, the public purchases of customs and gold certificates, and the subscriptions to the 10-40 loan being all payable in greenbacks, have created a scarcity of that currency and an extreme stringency in money, resulting in a general derangement of financial matters and &violent panic in stocks,which continued unabated from Saturday till this morning. Money is easier to-day ; the panic has subsided, and stocks are rallying. Greenbacks are quoted 1 per cent. above bank currency. The government has stopped wiling gold certificates. Bills for largely increased taxation and duties will shortly be introduced in Congress. Exchange on London, 84 toB6}. Stocks lower. New York Centrals, 138 ; Illinois, 128} ; Erie, 113 f ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 108. Cotton qtsiet ; middling upland, 80. Flour and wheat very dull. Corn declining. Provisions dull. EVACUATION OF FaII:DENIM!. OOPENHAGEN, Arm 29, 4.8 P.N. In pursuance of orders issued by the govern ment, Fredericia has been entirely evacuated by the Danish troops. The most valuable materiel of war and the stores of gunpowder were brought away. Tbe guns left behind were spiked. POLAND. MERLIN; Ina 30. Adviees from Warssw state that great prepara tions are being made at the Imperial Bummer Palace of Lszeinkiff, for the reception at some illustrious visitors. INDIA. BOMBAY, Ann 14. Piece goo.* twist, and cotton firm. !Exchange on London, 2e. 10. Government securities : Four per Cents., 94 ; Five per Cents., lote ; Five-and a.Half per Ceuta., 112. Freight for cotton to Liverpool, 55a. to 65e. CALCUTTA. Arm U. Grey ehirtinge and male twist improving. exchange on London, 2s. lid. Government secu rities : Four per Cents., 97i ; Fire per Gents., 104 ; P9veand-a•Half pee Cents., 114 g. Freight for seeds, 67e. 6d. The following telegram ban been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. ALEXANDRIA, Are. V. The Valetta and Delta with the above mails, left here at 10 a. m., this day. The former may be expected at Versailles about the 6th and the latter at Southemptea about the 12th May. )N IN ALGIIRIA. The Paris Tempe says :—" We are assured that &apaches from Marshal the Duke of Malakoff of a meesuring nature have been rewired at the mieistry of war. These despatches express a firm conviction that the insurrection will remain local, and for this reason especially, that the barred season has begun, and the Arabs will on no con sideration whatever abandon this labour, widish for them Leone of primary nmeasity. The marshal adds that the principal cause of the Arab move merit is a petelictu of the Marabeste anamading the appearance of the Mussulman Weald in 1861., and the general extermination of the Christians in the same year." grocer, GARIBALDI AND VICTOR HUGO. --•-- Yesterday week, the day on which he received the vW al killer* Higher' the Prince of Wales, General Goad& wrote ss follows to Victor Hugo : (Translation.) "ro VICTOI now, saursvur.z-nousg. " Priaasigatti. Loadon, 22nd April, 1864. " Dear Vietor Hnito,—To silt you in your exile sus with me more than a desire—it was a duty ; but many rheum atism' provost me. " I hope you will understand that distant or near I am never separated from you, and from the noble came you represent. -" Always your, " G. GAIJUZIALDI." (8 4 9 1 1. 241 b April, 1664. "Dear Gatibaldi,—l hive not written to you to come bemuse you would have come, and whatever might have been my delight to take you by the band—you the true hero—whatever joy I might have had to receive yon in my house. I knew that you were better occupied : you were in the arms of a nation, and ono man has net the right to take you away from a people. . . " Oneraiey lielstee Capron', and perhaps one day may visit it. In the meantime let us love one another. -- "The people of &wised at the present moment present a noble spectacle. Be the finest of England after having been the Liberator of Italy. This is beautiful and grand. He that is applauded is followed. Your triumph in England is a victory for Liberty. The Old Europe of the Holy Alli ance trembles at it. The reason is, that there is no great distance from these arreleasatiows to &Hyena:roe. " Your tried, "Vicros iloco." FASHIONS FOR MAY. (From Le Pakt.) • After having been for more than a month in a state of indecision m to the &shims for the coming season, we find ourselves all at ogee surrounded by • prodigious number of novelties, all alike demanding notice is our columns. We mast Snit speak of the different materials now being shown in the Paris homes. They have never been more elegant nor of greater variety. The thick corded aka, taffetas, and, indeed, the greater somber of silks geed for full dram, are made with a whites ground sad designs of wide, shaded stripes, or a very marked chine pattern of three shades mingled ; others with bouquets et various colours, imitating embroidery. flake for lees dressy omissions are in checks or fancy skips. In the Ant rank of elegant materials we would mention the chine taffetas Louis XV. with satin strips; the violet poult de sole, crossed with white redress stripes ; others in shades of brown, green. French blue, and orange glace ; and a material called jusion IN covered over with • pattern imi. tating peacocks' feathers. Printed Pompadour, media mohair, with • white greened spotted over with told flowers, metal Imo, elk page, thiek-oorded alpacas. and Wigs satire sr* all in vague. It is said that the tames habit will be • make very much adopted both for dreams sad =Wee. One noted home makes them separately, so that they can be worn with any dress ; but when composed of black taffetas, it should not be worn with • skirt of a light colour. The white pique, braided, is preferable, when wore es an ►t.home negligee them Certainly this style is mast peculiarly unbecoming to short women, and, indeed, it appears as a marvel if a costume so nearly resembling a pettiness's dress-coat can ever be made scything but uabsemsting ; but the chroniclers of legions tell us it is la mode, and it most be recorded. There is no change in the make of drams ; stall the narrow sleeve, and the trineeniap generally placed at the bottom of the skirt instead of above the hem. . • . The bonnets d the present season, although much trim med in front, an far less raised, awl eery Narrow at the sides ; the curtains almost form a hood behind. The ma terials most used we amp% ries sad sewed straw, or tuns* Prime Frederick of Denmark, brother of King Christie', and noels of the Kim of Greece, who has been for some time on a visit to hie nephew, arrived at Coterie. tine,* en the 16th, from Allman by the French mail steamer. He stayed at Miseries Hotel ; and on the 18th his royal Meows ldt by the men packet for littstandjie. on his way, it is said, to Denmark. The Levant Herald, of the 12th says :—" The raw yacht Tells has already bees pat upon her mettle in Totrinek IMMO% The Solna left with her on • pleasure. trip in the comes of the week, touching at venous places, sad axtendiag his trip se far as Teeedes sad the Arai. pahgo. The Tells had three other Maarten In her orn. may, sad it was • matter al general remark on their de. patters from the Bosphorus, with what swtft gram the new yield glided away into the sea of Mamma leaving her compares' far distanced in the rear. Oa Saturday his Majesty anchored at the Dm dwell's, sad remained them ell sight, the whole place being illuminated in honour of his vidt ; and on Sudsy morning be steamed away for Tosedos. His Majesty !steroid yesterday to Dolewliagltheled. The groat speed sad ease of motion of the new yacht have realised the mod marries expectatiom She is the swiftest Sewer in mildews; the beauty of her lime weld seraphim • shipbuilder ; and her rich Internal Strap r. pomeibly too serge aid luxuriate for • vowel &Weed esseirseally M battle with a rough sea. As smaity exammrated estimates are aurora of the oast of this latest and most beautiful specimen of eteariseaft, we may meatier that the 'tan al 56,0001. ewers the milk* outlay.' Tar NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLIZY. —This morn lag we Wood the 7th report al the trustees of this gallery. Among the donations since the last mport are • marble beat. by Bahasa, of Dr. Arnold, of Rugby, presented by the Bishop of Manchester, and • portrait al William Woodall, the porliementary reporter, 1745.1803, painted by T. Beach. • pupil of Sic Joshes Boyeelds, promoted by H. D. Woodfall, Eon. The pershasse mods by the toadies sew amount to US. They have bees isereased Awe the LW report by pr" teats el Chador OlierehM, QUO'S Catharine of Amigo', sit Nicholas Babes, Thowafiteakey, the hietoriseof philosophy, Lard Beathisid, Ambhishep Land. sad the Zeal at Maw Sell. The patty. iestead al brag open hem 12 to 4, will hanomforth he open from 10M 5 between Zaire sad Michael. was. and free 10 to 4 between Michaelmas need Easter, the days of admiesks being Wednesdays rod Seterdays, es balers The taste= resew their protest spied the is 'Amnesty of the sperm at their disposal. DINCILANAIRS 711011 run Aster. —lt appears, from • parliamentery meters lased this morning, that the Owl number el men whose limited harm of twelve year? earth, sr ten year lefantry genies In the may aspired In the thme mare oodles 1882.3. was 11,842. Of them 4,547 wore mropmA sod 5,151 iseharged. TEN Meow Rum —Lirmool, Aran. 29.—. Mews FLAthee, Hell, and Stew, of Liverpool, have re. mimed • Mispone Maim that the commission ben been assented la Egypt, sod that the commiesioners will reach Leedom en the 7th al May. The trial will, tbet•hrao Safely lake pines ea the calk: s'isus The Peninsular and Oriental Company are build. lag • sew Weessr, Mbe maned the Nyman. She will be shoot 2,000 kw border. It: is estimated that about 30,000 lambs will im exported from the Isle of Wight this mem. It Is carious that though the Wert is idled the garden of Embed large quantities el sovietise are imported into it free the whim& A trading mewl from the port of Havre, the lifaathe, having seine time bask bees usjustly Mod sad &treed by Tailed Stet..' masers, the Fresh memoir the at Wearers applied to the Federal government for ea Indemnity. sad • slam of 140,030 laws has bees as envied to the wawa. Bmsvziica or Dana The Lai of Ellenberurb's BM begin@ with eursifieg that ae sestenes of death shall be emeried late ezewities "Werra the authority of one al the Seareheries at SUM* Whomever a pews is seeteseed to w death, ith the ledge before wheel web le Mod is faith. " male • report threat Mth penes e Semetwi s f it es tr er , end that fenetionacy is he mimes the Lind the Lord Aug lesties. the Rearreilwr Of the sentence vemnsd is Loudon). sad "ail snob serabees of the Privy Cowell as an at the time iatristed apothalby with the duly if elvish( Use Majesty '° live I. be ) to meet to eon eider ill the eirismotanoss of the Ydsl, and all the Warw. thea and repseemeatiew the eassalazy if Stale may have riedved animism thereto, sad their Weise as to she °aryls& the males& Ado enesetioe is to be Mid beam boor 1 14 1•,. sad ber Majesty's *were rhea thereepee. if her sigelify her letvaties to be peered. the peat allow d sift ars to be mosesessed, se wee maser wed rhea the eseseele mead et the eteehistelise el the reports rade brae liserder el Ueda& After theme proosediep the reemisles order is to he gives by the Secretary of Mete dm the law tekkg its worse or for emicoutetim el the am. team The hill extends (Mr is Faglaad. 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