The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-13 00:00:00

• • _ _ . • .-- , , . • , . . . • ..- - - , ,--,-. 1 i X.0.7 a.g.A. 1 -`....._ / _...7..„..., _ • _,.. f.. . lj . _ : .• . . \\._ '. ' b . ' 1 41 , . LONDON, TUESDAY EVBNINO, MARCH 13, 1866. [STAMPICD, Id. ADDITIONAL] (TWOPENCE No. 6,115.] -.---------1.:24.2)..;-thlLlarAmCallite. RA . 0.7„...4. T.Ti LULL. I law iss 4,CA_ _ riven to all their pea wiagthis Disc r 4 a - cassia, tor B =Mona= Bay), rots for aid March reeeirlng goods until new. unless full. This hichadime and favionite dipper by sal ship in the Attelasilen haa spacious mitedy fall prop, with accommodation for saloon warimitrans. Wilt a ca:ry ng fo e : wpm on and hasboard distilling apparatus r m drrnipply of fresh water. This irrangensenia for p..- all chases are under the eaperviden of her Mapiety'a Mown Will call at Plymonth—Apnly to ad Maga :Vlach Ball Line : JAM= BN= and CO.. Liverßool m a X MACKAY and Co.. 1, Al Leadordiall-drook Loalidon, L C. MAK FROM LIVERPOOL OR O sir LIMINOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE • LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 116111MILADYLPHIA STIAII43IIU °MEANT laired "Og their tollsowend_Wr i nU Ina flaw tlnn-11141. waft the llaited States FEAR LIVERPOOL for TRW YORK. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Much 14. CITY OF DUBLIN, Saturday. Mush 17. CITY OF PARIS, Wednesday, March 11. ACrO aw r ry Wodnooday. and alternass Fridays sad = daturclandaysa. by th• siounas nig or lm 14 il aalrielases, Routes( to the = a by tie Fridays and Saturday's stomas, 16 WSW& WSW Includes a full supply at cooked an haaskisUfsr iewada and tho United Stales bocksd t =Mamas tam& —For further particulars to INMAN, firstsrsiirask, Liverpool; cr Os eld YAKEY . II 1 1, ..‘ 06 . lawks• . TAGO Direct—The favourably-known clipper =MEALY BILL, A 1 10 years, leadteg in the London puke. This mad has bees by on the berth with a special &au union ciispatch. sad I. by far the beet opportunity tor open.—For freight or Farago apply to SMITH and WAIL -14, Blltiveratreet. DOTTERDAII and the MINK—NOTICE to PASSBNOIRS. —The Netherlands Steamboat CompsWs k i t and favoorlte 'teenier BATAVIER, Captain W. SKIM etg ounessoce her service for the seisms on SUNDAY, the Nth het, salting from Brunswick Wharf, Blackwell. at U istarsiog from Rotterdam every TUMIII7. Yams: Salm& a fore cabin, 16e. —For freight or passage = e t; lIMIPPS, GRAVER,PHILLIPPS and Oa. St. gem IC.: or to CHAPLIN'S IJalvensi Moe, RegentviirolA W. ig31103. J. B. MORGAN AND 00. All PREPARED TO RECEIVE BIIISCEXPYTONII 106 MARES IN THE AMERI C A } ANGLO-C TELEGRAPH M loorparated under the Companies Act, INV which ltmib lbe liability of each Share ho lder to the amount of the skim stscatbed by him. Capital £000,006 In 60.000 Shares of £lO each. Depoidt on application AI oh allotment A3 led APAI Ist June AS rim, arrangements with the Atlantic Telegraph Company, thin company will be entitled to receive Eltkooti per =DUD 01It d tie can from the working of the Admits Telegraph commers Hasa, and they will also be entitled to receive 00 put annum from the New York. Newfoundland, and spa T i e h l o gih Company , old of the earnings of that Com irg for Massages. nta twee' the Companies provide for other eon =advantages, which are stated in the Prespectua. ritanoroml. nem 'Peabody, Esq., 12. Old Brcad-street. Wird Cropped', Seq., Swaylands, Penahurst. node A. T. Hamilton, 11, Bolton-row, Piccadilly. lkhard Atwood Cams, Seq., Aking. Laid Gooch, Lg., Clearer-par k. imrlliewley, Esq., Willow-park, Dublin. Dm* A- Bevan. Esq., 64, lamberd-strest. A LWOW. Esq.. U.K. IS, Great George-street, Westminster. darn' X MOMS, leg. 101, Lanceaterte, Hyde-park, W. gtg[ta6••M 1 Barelyy, Bevan, Trtdoo, Twelia, and Co., 66. Loenbard4tnet, B.C. SiMalisitt (pro tem.)—J. C. Deane, Seq. The whole of the deposit' on shares will be returned to the obscribers, if two-thirds of the capital of the Company are not anscribsd. Copies of the memorandum and articles of association sea be the counting-house of Masora. J. 8. Morgan and Co., =W st etted& at the diem of Hamm Birchant and Co., 46, Par . 1 - 171 - pf74l - reit. - ho peetams and forms of applications for shares can be ob tained tram News. Morgan and Co.. 12, Old Broad-street Mwhous appikations most be made and the deposit of 41 per dare d. amid pai a leas number of shares be allotted than is applied for, the deposit will, so far aa rquired, be appropriated towards the edoom allotment. 71 no allotment is made, the amount d will be at once returned without deduction. 1921. BANK of AUSTRALASIA (incorporated by loyal Charter, 1836), No. tl. Throadosodie-asroet„ London. &•=7 17,18!4 The Pwil of Dirostors NUBBY OPIR NOTICI that the TRILTY-91203ND ANNUAL GINIUULL ItIITINO of the Pro• pietors will take plies at the Waco of the Corporation. No. t, yi e-strest, on MONDAY, the 19th day of Nandi neat at One o'clock precisely, for the following purposes: 1. To receive the annual Report of the madam 2. To elect two Directors in the place of those going out by Make, via, John Otrratt Cattley. Zig , Bir W. lento T. Par saber. Bart, 11. P., who, being eligible for madman, have been proposed aecordiagly. elect a it In the room of Oliver Parser, Isq., deceased, whose tarn It waa to have gone out by rotation. 4.. To elect a Molitor in We room of Samuel Rushee Malin, bp., dimmed. The Transfer Books of the Bank will be aloud from the tat Ruch until further aohos.—By order of the Coast, WILLIAIdNILLIYRY. Boaretary, MONA= BALI of HARDY and ORNAMENTAL PLANTS Mho ROYAL NURSERIES, °BRAT YARMOUTH. MR. J. C. STEVENS (Horticultural Auotioneer and Valuer, 38, Ring-street, Covent-garden) begs to an num that he has been favoured with instructions from Mum Tamil and Co., who are retiring from basins:ea, to BELL by AUCTION on the the Royal Nurseries, Great Yar mouth, on MONDAY, March 26, and three following days, at puisely each day: Tbs /NAT PORTION of the valuable STOCK of HARDY and 0111U/IN fAL TREES and SHRUBSof this celebrated nursery, Aid las been established upwards of hell a century, consisting of Undid specimen conifers, laurels, ancubaa, rhododendrons, raw fruit trees, and a great variety of herbaceous plants. Os new the week prior and mornogs of sale, and catalogues bid sa the preselsee, and of Mr. J. C. Sylvllt& Auctioneer and Vraw, in, Ring-street, Covent-gardes, London. There are ire elentreins to Yarmouth from all parts of the kingdom. 3 The SECOND PORTION, consisting of upwards of NOW% of the choicest GLADIOLI, for which this nursery hai has Justly celebrated torso many years, will be sold at the tuna Rooms, SS. Ring-street, Covent-garden, London, in the eons at the month of April. lis THIRD PORTION, consisting of several thousand pairs of as cibleest varieties of named Italian yellow and toes Carus- Yleotees. and Pinks,Alpin•Auriculas, choice English-grown taiMille,, Suellen, Epacris, Heaths, Lallans, and other green -I.PPiaats, will be aold in London in the comae of the Spring. Gre will also be frequent sales of all the choicest varieties of !mitt greenhouse, and ornamental Planta at the Auction W/Mk Si, King-street. Covent-garden, London. the concluding portion, consisting of the Lena and fesielll of this desirable Nursery, which has been established • mkt years, together with the remaining stock of greenhouse ad ether /lents, several thousand In pots: greenhouses, pits, ki nek Propagating houses, garden implements, horse, cuts, rose sold in Yarmouth during the month of May, unless pre- Thad, disposed of by private contract. Dee notice of the days of sale, and further particulars, will be *atm future advertisements. NOW ON SALL riPRTANT DRAPERY STOCK—We have bolt at a large discount from the cost price the whole ROCK of Kr. ROBSItT GRANT, late Alfred Butler (draper, airroer, dc., of 616 and 697, Old Kent-road), who is retiring bas business on account of 111-health. amounting to 83,616 se. 9d. we shall S6LL it OFF, on our own Premises, 109 to 112, 23 6wereroad, T 916 DAY, and following days. at fully ow let and some one-half less than Kr. R. Grant's selling pekoes. lie stock being all new, only recently purchased. our customers Wand it well assorted, and worthy of immediate attention. JOHNSTONE and Cs., general drapers, silk mercers, WPst, end furnishing warehousemen, 109, 110, 111, and 11 3 , Aswan-road, and 1,2, and 2, Thwaitea-plus, London. DB. JOHNSTONE and Co.'s GENERAL e DRAPERY and FURNISHING WAREHOUSES are lists a few yards of the RDOWARR-ROAD STATION on the EVROPOLITAN RAILWAY, and eve minutes' walk from the Sleet Western Station, Paddington.-109, 110 111, and 112, %ware -road, and 1,2, and 3, Thwalteesplana. W. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE . —The greatest and most maul Meeellen of the del. AGUA AMARELLA.— Mmes. JOHN 1308 NELL and 00.. Three Hing-coort, Lombard. street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the =this PmV mutations Said. which gradually restores the hair to its pristine bue—no matter at what age. The Agra Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; it. on the eore=, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair la once one application per month will keep it In perfect colour. Pries Al la per bottle, or in half bottles, Ma. ed. John Golsen and Co. bate been appointed perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of Waisa.—JOHN 009 b ELL and Co's. CHIMAT TOOTH PASTS is =senator to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per chemists, and at the manufactory, Bed Bull Wharf, et. Upper Thames-street. London. THRESHER and GLENNY, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment In London, next door to Somerset atom, Strand. N.B. Lista of necessary outfit for every purpose ointment to India, China, and the Colonies, will be for mfiad on application. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER P slaver falling =wady. prepared without any =L T C-IL ballienl, from the recipe of Dr. Soot!, will be found invaluable who suffer from Wiens and liver complaints, hultgestlon. "Ind. spurns, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes , etc. For habitual "'thymus, sa a faintly 'patient medicine, and as a purifier of the Woo, they are truly excellent; mild in their operation and Fateful to the etosaach, they create appetite, promote digestion, wad strengthen the wMie nervous systsm.—liold by W. Lam lisrt, chemist, S. King William-street, Charing-cross, and by meet tests.ln la boxes, la. lid. and Is. Pd. Be sure to mit for Dr. Bilius and Liver MIL The genuine are la a square green Ptek4M with " William Lambert" engraved on the stamp. Price la, by pat It stamps, T" SCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self -preserve- Mon, and for imparting health, strength, and efficiency to the most important functions of life. Supplemented by an Essay on the Treatment of Nervousness, Los sem of Spilta, Lassitude, Debility, and Indigestion; addressed espedally to professional men, men of business, Gm studious, the sedentary, and all who are labouring under the debilitating effects of over-taxed energies, either of body or mind. By a PHYSICIAN of SO years' practice. "The work founs an excellent =must for all who would learn how to use life, and not abuse it. On the control of the passions and the regulation of the functions, the advice throughout is most va lnable."—Church and State Gazette. Mann, 99, comm. THE BEEP REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious &Milne Complaints, FRAYPTON'S PILL of HEALTH. by all Medicine Vendors at la led. and is. ed. per boa ; nr Mitanset through any ettenat. TYNNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The +.O medical profession for thirty years hays approvedo f this Pure solution of magnesia es the best moody for acidity of stomach, headache, heartburn, gout, and indigestion ; and as a mild *Patient it is toweling adapted for ladies and children. ITlPered by Dili NEr ORD and Co., Chemists, &a, 172, New . "'" ll hest, London, and sold throughout the world by all ImPectable chemists Caution—See that Dinneford and Co. on each bottle and red label over the oak. New Edition, price lc, THE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more especially to men of badness, the studious, the sedentary, and all labouring under the debilitating area of over tared rliga either of body or mind. Ey Jo® EMMY, ILA, e ,lundon. Den and Bon, Ludgate-hill, EC. JOZEAITS COPAHINE MEGIC, the only , Preach preparation adopted by the Paris Academy sad I Imndon Cole of 8 Price ls., gi corti n = e i n s ;l on the report of Messrs Wirier, I ....‘— .I.nroa Clerk (.. Lancet," Nov. 6, iL CITLVERWELL on MARRLiGE : I 1884 '• mei 4- :1 in an average of six days either recent or chronic.— if Obligation+, HaWmaaa , and Diaanlnantanant& ,fLas., at G. JOZP.Atris French c.hemist, t 9, Haymarket. Pod Mann, COrniull ;or Author, 6, Great Ilariborooghciseet, IC "` e n anam B l4 of a. co. Wicking Man 's km, half a Guinea, 2Phod low than :it y im fairly ti out d o sip. 's. oltangi with :Litt I sod boaasmo of tbs m atois ysksk slition. Tbs. really Ass pin m 7 firm ; ist for laths lei rats of white stirs Las Os to rr to 415. remiss iss ss have miss sow U WS% sorts bass rof *is Sa w* s sake is 38".10 ad qr. ad isfadsetila lemand de* thee sorts egg it feeds sale, as oommasii embed of sloe retail bubo moderato look lop L Beans, r ocoutitiat, Oats rotlatit 'bap so bast 63165. pot hits, new, tIK to IL SI pie arket them ad lly at rally bill r. dearer; ati a. i; well mapplill slating ot AIN le wee in seem tits realised ea a There ass i dy demand via di previous vie to 40s. per qa; cab the demon I remained Int; ply of beans sus oarninoles ; • • rye, 30i. pp ds. ny markets ligs 'elks past. All ewe. Here.* do. Wheat sag ire 6d. pm 0. ay, 335. be 37a; minis this.. s.. few swag 'sewt observe his day an be aativity ia tbs nee, sad with eanins Wilke barrel ; fon* d for aby tr ok 1 Is lung mars a genially la. present nook; ies. Plow aa -4327 Whet, I,ld 72 math. —On Wednen. (Sty of Load" kllan Oomesuwil apoedientdvictet ad as Saturday ow York, oa the [LLB —Nervous nervous, mailt __ru 10 dillt&Dee Hollows 'e Pills cation ow thee, I once • load front )(Ir. This ciwilic Indency to drew is The paw sad PIM. which lw• ,tber tnnecices ire to convene's. Ws develoPed• ) DEATHS. be wife of BW. e wile of L. Doves* ay Hach. the Will Booth %culottes lar. le wile of the MI. tey, the wife of C. mu Church, by thl of Castle 0 the Bev. Ir. 104 folk, br the 3 eats and Alderta. .Warnotord. of BO' lOU of W. IL Salt bier of R. T. 501 9 4 istraesofoo , W Anne Maria. imlebooe. ries, Tollington. Stu/W. :anonborrPark. as Bush Weeks* Write-hill , A°26 . O. "awards. 74144 them. rf , iir• 11 ! TM Friars. Bib" V. view.. esellL, Ku" ot No- So trV ii r eak r at s,' ot METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, Coq. The 111.14 Nam hu ktxdly sonseated to Riat the ANNIYA&t&RY WISTIVAL. at the UncivilTavara. v al. sra, TO4IOIIBOW (Widowlay), Mush 14. 1881. Funds ars urgently needed to adatala the egictenay of the hospital. and mill be thauldully received by tbe bankers Milltru• llamas. Roams, lianbary, sad Lloyd, aad es, Lombard sitset ; by the seentary, at the hospital ; aid by JNO. GUlifigY MT. Chairman of Causalities. N ' H ETROPOLITAN MIISIC- ALL, BlEdg4l3- tort —Open at 7.--"Treofeter, Mr. J. ZAM wv M..— Omlon female et the performance of the weeder. le Petit Biondln. Illacerthy en enfdri change. Two Ballets nightly, 9 and U. Gamy Hardlug and Lydia Wham, John end Emma Wards, (Be.m and V Icier, and Anal* Adams. The Beterloptkon, au entire ass*e with new effeeta.—llanager, J. J. POOl.l. PHILLIPS • and COMPANY'S TEAS are RIIaT mid ostarier. STRONG to MR BLACK TU. Is. lid., b., b. b., b. 4d Mast delft:lob Black Tee la sow only tis. ed. per posed. Per, rib, rare, abides Osibm, la. 4d., la. Bd. PHILLIPS seri Co., Tee Ilirshoo*, 8, hog Willismatnet, City, London, LC. .4 prim' sorbet tree. Sorer' at market prima. PHILLIPS sod Co. seed all goods earriare tree within eight miles or No. 8, Ling Wiltioneatreet : bal. worth rulings tree to any railway Mettle or market tows in England.—Phillips and Co. bare no agents, wir w sennsidan with say loess in Mor eton*" or Swab*. WINE'S wholesale and export UPHOL N I V IL tivnT sod FUE/ILSHINO WARZEIOIink Nos. US Se LK Newington-butte. Pectertee. trattedaetrevt. I amest the lamps, gad seed varied sleek la loaded. AU goods warreated. aad delivered free. new illustrated pried lists EA teraiters, s WahDepeettesyl& ho.. grata. "rth fioereloilts (part at Taylor'), hew patte ooo rn wo s , and beet well easiosed. b. 9d. per yard. worth fa 9d. all FURN.ITURE.—An elegant and well-inade DRAWIII6I.I.OOII SUIT; eovere4 with beet Green Wonted ; Ida stew chairs, wine sad hal:vaulted lady's sad gentleman's easy chairs, with eval basks, Ueda:am doable headed sofa, beautiful Inlaid marcasterle 'ablest, oval centre sad WS WAN, large ebbaso glue, with madmen rat frame; sad two lase, ebsirs —for IS pleats at MICK and BUCILLIrii, the (Neat Walters Paraltare Isehaage, 106 sad NT, Edgware road, w. IaiLICER'S PATENT BEDSTEADS and BED DING surpass all others ever invented for cheapness, durability, and superior finlike An immense stock of every she sad description In brass and iron, fitted with furniture and bedd complete, *Drays en view at the extensive show rooms, 170. road, and 1, New Church-street, W., leaden. 10 yearn MORLEY'S GAS RAREFYERS iPATENT).—A surprising effect ls produced in economy and increased brilliancy of light by placing them over COMMIS burners. Lastantaneons moats thus given that the ordinary method of consuming gas wastes upwsrds of 30 per cent. Them es:Myers are imperishable, and are not stuffed with wool, wire, shot. or soy other worthless material. Pike is. 6d. each. Sold by .11 gm-titters. Wholesale depot, M. YORIL3TRIZT, PORTMAN-NOMA W. ADOPTED LAROILLY BY WU iwzsTri GOVFANIIHNTS. CHEAP, LIGHT and DURABLE ROOFING. CEOGOON'S PATS= ASPHALTS BOOTING WILT la/ len extensively used ad pronounced eacient sod particularly eigfor warm climates. ls a non-conductor. Hid. It is portable, being putted in rolls, and not liable to damage be carriage, trd. It 'Neale a saving of half the timber Away required. stir. It can may be applied by any unpramised person. ith. From He lightness, weighing only about alba. to the square of 100 feet, the cost of carriage is entail. Inodoreaa Felt, for damp walls and for damp Soon, under carpets and floor cloths also for Using iron Musa toequallae the temperature. Prfee One= pe r km" Foot. CROGOON and Ce.'s and Sheathiag for arming bottoms, etc., and Dsy Hazlett, for coming steam boilers, pipes, de.. preventing the radiation of heat, and saving ra per oat. of fuel. Samples, late, and full Instructions on application to CHOGGON and Co., I, London and at Gores Plasma, Liverpool : and IL peorgesquare, Glasgow. SPECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued atter reading: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable W HEN more light than formerly is requisite — Iwamoto: the candle is pissed between the eyes W and tiso book WHEN objects must be held further off to be men more Meetly ; IiVIIEN much ditaculty is found in threading a needle. The above are premonitoryslgns otdmayhigs, and What' that an optician should be consulted without d elay . Tram long sod extenftv• pros-tics Messrs. Thomas Harris anßoa are tally eompetent to advise on all masters pertang to the reamAying detective sight. They skilfully adapt lenses, perfeetly tree, cd the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select a Ipso Melo trove of the form meet becoming to the Mae. THOMAS HARMS and SON, opticians to the /loyal Family. opposite the BMWs Museum gates. London (thalr only house), established 1780. Caution—No travellers or agents. TEETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The taw of pain and dread of operation inherent to ell deter very many to whom ARTIFICIAL TEETH are of vital teapot , tante from availing themselves of the service* of a dentist. In a practise founded in 1880, and now extending over greater part of the kingdom. an experience unequalled has been obtained, en- skiing us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of I dentistry perfect In Its absolute freedom from pain, a apeelallt4 pertaining only to our practlee. and for whisk her Rejoin y has wanted her royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon %terference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting instead of extraction of looms teeth until they became firm and useful in mastication, and the utter absence of all and every ope ration, so that the most nervous person can be supplied without fear of pain or Inconvenience. Then teeth are abeam, more durable, natural, and comfortable than say yet prodneed. Con sultation free. Teeth from fie., seta from five to IR guineas, warranted. For the efficacy. utility, and weans of this system vide " inmost." Messrs. LIWIN and SI/lEoff MOSBLY and SONS, 30, Earners-4mi, Orford-street, and 448, Strand, opposite Charing . . -crow Railway Station. Daily attendanee at lb. White- Hull ;10 Nerfolkctreet. Sheffield 4, East-parade, Leeds ; 14, St. Nicholae-st., dearbre, and SC Coney-at, York. Established 1830. No connexion with any one of the same name. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve ment and Great Reduction in Prices—Mr. EPHRAIM MOBELY, Surgeon-dentist, 9, Groavenor street, Grosvenor square, sole Inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, elastic, oh's:licitly-prepared india-rubber gam. No unsightly fasteninp being required, they are more natural , durable, and comfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, render support to the adjoining teeth, mu fitted on a perfectly painless principle, and supplied at charges within the reach of all. Ckagymen, lecturers, and public waken will find this system particularly adapted to their wants ; tt combines ems. plate enunciation and perfect mastication. Conwiltatlon free. No connexion with any one of the same name. Established Rl3 PTURE S. The PATENT SELF ♦DJIIBTING GIEIELN TAMA ewes effecituellY with out any complications, is recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss is an cadent resisting power, without unDeserwary pre. sure on the part affected, which desirable object Is alone obtained In a trues unencumbered with straps, spiral Ruing; or pad bebind.—J. 1:06 and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OlL—This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally in high repute foe its unprecedented success during the last sixty years In promot ing the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It MTnprevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens weak , e cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and makes it beauti fully so ft , pliable. and glossy. lot children It is especially re commended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while its introduction into the unary of royalty, and the high esteem in which It Is universally held, with numerou testimo nials constantly received of in efficacy, afford the best and surest proofs of its merits. Price 111. 6d., 71., 10s. ed., egul to four small, and 21s. per bottle.—llobi at 20, Hationguqon, and chemists and perfumera.—Ask for Rowlands' 'laminar 011. by MI:IBIS'S SILSOT LIBRARY. NNW sal CHOWS BOORS. All the BM DOME it the SEASON sad se the nest twenty teats are tn attestation at N (WINS WILNCT LI MANY. MST CLAM 11171WALPTION, ONN GUINIL VOL ANNUM . Oswarewetei at say data Book Obis sapptled on Mend term. NIIDIRI aI = ° Ta i m i n United). NNW GM 4. tureama wcra rs. ow lA/vim. any mei: VI, GMAT MAsisosoaanarkssr. HURST and BIALCKETT Lad 'S NKW WORKS. Now y. THE HON. GRANTLEY BERKELEY R LIFE Lad RECOLLEC TIONS. Volt. S and 4, complethat the wort WIT ARABELLA gragars LlFit and LETTERS, Including numerous Original Documaata By RassAalita Comma. TWO vols. Portrait. Alt. ENGLISH TRAVELLERS and ITALIAN BRIGANDS; a Nam tire of Capture and Lbptivity By W. J. C. Moons. Second &Mon. Two yob, with Illustrations. 21s. FROM CADET to COLONEL ; the Reoerd of a We of Active Service. By MaJor-Oeneral Sir MESA Banos. C.B. Two vole. With Illualratioas. 21& RECOLLECTIONS of a LIRE of ADVENTURE. By waLux WramEit (" Nark Tapley, Jun.') Two vole. With Portrait. AM. (Oa IL) SAM SLIC March K 8 AMERICAN HU ROLM ; forming the New Volume of " Hunt and Illacket7s Standard Library . " Si. Bound and Illustrated. To be had at ell the Libraries. NEW and POPULAR NOVELS. Published by Hurst and Blacked FAMISH& LYLL By MARX Lamm. 3 rola. "A clever and interesting dory. It is well written, and so good *steer Masai limn rood it for thereselves."—Athenseurn. A NOBLE LIFE. By the Author of "John Ifs Hag,' "Chris tian's Mistake," de. 4 vols. A dory of powerful Interest."—Dally News. BEYOND the CHURCH. 3 vols. " The shadow eleaked from bead to foot, Who keeps the keys of all the creeds."—ln Hamoriam. GILBERT RUGGE. By the Author of "A First Friendship." "A well written, Interesting story."—Reeder. GRICATHEART. By WALTER THORNBURY. g TOL. "A good novel full of interest."—Examiner. WILLY'S HERO. By the Author of "Grandmother's Money." "A mod Damaging end amusing story."—John Bull. MYER'S BACBJFICIL By the Author of "Ilt. Glare's," "Janltit's Cross," &a 3 vole. (Just ready.) Hurst and Blacked, publidere, 13, Great ilariborough4treet. VICTOI HUGO'S NEW WORK. Several of the Paris journals contain a brief outline of the plot sod purport of Victor Huiro's new work, "Les Travaillours de la Yea," which was published yes- 11 terday in three volumes. "It contains,' says the Tempe, "two dramas, one representing the struggle of man withthe elements, the other the everlaeting drama of love. (M -EW, the hero, victorious in the former, succumbs is the litter. The scene is laid in Guernsey, St. Maio, and the reefs of the Channel. Oilliett is in love with Dem- chat* the niece and adopted child of Lethierry, but does not dare to tell his love. Deruchette to also lover, without avowing and even without comprehend- II iog'fier feelings, the young vicar Ebenezer. Gilliatt is a bold mariner, to whom love gives strength and courage to socomplish a prodigy. The steamer Durande, belonging to Letbierry and plying between Guernsey and St. Mel., is supposed to have been lost on the rocks. I Unaided, and at the peril of his life, he eaves the vessel, I bat on reaching land he suddenly becomes aware of the secret love of Deruchette. In the enthusiasm of his gratitude Lethierry would give Gilliatt the band of his daughter, but the noble heart of the seaman resigns , yt itself to the sacrifice of its own affection. The hasty steps which Lethierry took for the marriage of his adopted ; daughter and Gilliatt, the latter directs to the celebration 11 of a marriage between her and Ebenezer. He is present at 11 the wedding ceremony, and conducts the newly-married I couple in the Cashmire, which was to convey them id from Guernsey. He then takes his position on k a rook, which is exposed tat low water bat I covered when the tide is full, and there he 'awaits bis death while the Caahmire is disappearing from the horizon. He watches the last speck with intense eagerness, and at the very moment that the vessel is totally lost to g view the waves mount over the heed of the solitary Ll suicide. Snob is the simple thread of the sto.y. Thou who ',mid know with what charm, megaifiessoe, and terror the genius of the poet hoe invested his Geese pictures must Consult the volumes themeless. The rememosconteins minute descriptions of local =immerse:ad superstitions which give an additional gnu to the grand scenes which are on- I folded in the work." " Why," says La Liberte, " should a double sentiment of sorrow be mingled with the admiration which 11 inch works lumpiest? Why should this book be dated from • foreign land ; why should it derive its inspiration from the meditations of an exile— now a voluntary one, no doubt—but the respoasibility of which will not press with a lees heavy weight on the his tory of our palmation?" N. Jules Jaain thus speaks of the nsw work in the Ditats :—" Travailleurs de la Mer," a poem, history, and legend, an elegy, an 'pops., • war song, a great cry tra versing the ocean, and which will traverse ages—such is M. V. lingo's new work. You can no more detach a frag ment from it than you can a fragment from a block of trial** HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THE SEASON OF 1886. The season at her Majesty's Theatre commences on Saturday, April 7. The band and chorus will be again under the direction of Signor Arditi. The engage ments include the following :—Prime Donne Asso. lute, Mille. Titian; Mille. Bioko, Mdii.. Louise Lightmay (her first appearance), Mille. Enegoist, Mille. Harrien.Wippern, and Mille. Ilma de Musks, Prime Donne Mezzo-soprani e Contralti, Mdate. Dernerio Lablache (her first appearance) ; Mille. Bettelbeim, Mime, BAUM TreboUi. Seconds Donne, Mille. Rosalie and Mille. FAL Primi Tenori Assoluti, Signor Mongini, Signor Arvini (bia first appearance), Dr. Guns, Sigma Tam (hie first appearance at her Majesty's Theatre), Signor Bettini, Signor Stage°, Mr. nobler (his first appearance), and Signor Gardoei. Primibaritoni e bassi essoluti : Mr. Bentley, Signor Amodio, Signor Verger (of the Italian Opera, Paris, his rust appear ance), Signor Monello Junco, Signor Poll, Signor Boat, and Signor Rokitansky. Primo buffo, Signor Scales*. Secondi import: Signor Capello, Signor Berteochi, Signor Manfredi, Signor Oasaboni. Madame Grisi. This artiste's representations will extend over a few nights only ; Mille. Thiene will take part in them. The pieces to be produced include Clock's /pAigenia in Taurus, IDinoralt, Mozart's comic opera /1 Seraglio, Don Giovanni, Snontini's La Teetak, Rossini's La Donna del Logo, Der AriecAutz, Mirella, Falstaff, Oberon, and TAe Huguenots. The subscription will nought of thirty-five nights. ALTERING HYDINS. —Anyone can mar a hymn, which not one in ten thousand could have made. Ex ample. continually occur in almost all our hymn-books where the editors have entirely mimed the sense of the words which they thus bunglingly alter. Our translators of the Bible are said to have received an application im puting a change in a word, and stating five reasons for its adoption. The reply was a thankful acknowledgment, stating that the translators had fifteen reasons against it. And so, it the hymn writer were consulted, would it often turn out to he with proposed shanties's of his work. Indeed, he of all men is mach to be pitied in this matter. He, poor man, in his bookseller's shop, turns over on the counter some hymnbook of great pretension and highly ac credited, perhaps with ituircidation of millions. A hymn of his own flatten his eta ; and liable as he is to human weakness, a certain pleasurable seosation comes over him doomed, alas, to give way to bow bitter disappointment, when he sees that the very keystone of his thoughts has been taken out, and the place supplied by some trumpery stop-gap, whose greatest merit would be to have no meaning at all, seeing that whatever it hes, mars and vulgarises the whole. Of the books before us which adopt this practice, it is hard to say which is the wont. As far es we have ex amined, Bosworth and Hefter are comparatively free from it. The editors of " Hymns Ancient and Modern" have indulged in it far too often ; indeed some of its worst ex amples are to be fond in their pers. Nothing can excuse it when dealing with the hymn. of living writers. The author may be always consulted as to any desired change, and if his consent be withheld, the bymn ought not to be used. We are sorry to say that such has not been the practice of the editors of " Hymns Ancient and Modern." Having taken hymns originally without any application to the author, and having °hinged the wording so as to make him responsible in the eyes of the public for senti ments very different from those of his own composi tion, they bay*, when applied to, declined to cor rect the fault, alleging as an excuse their extensive circulation. That is, they refused reparation oa account of the magnitude of the injury inflicted. The conduct of the tract committee of the Christian Knowledge &misty forma a favourable contrast. In one of the noses referred to, they hrd copied the " amended " hymn from " Hymns Ancient and Modern," truatiog to the high character and good faith of that collection. But, on being made aware of their error, they at once cancelled the leaf, and inserted the hymn in its genuine state.—Contemporary Review for Marsh. rIS DAY.) OADINANY BRAZE" AZD ROOM Wu I P 4. 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Son Psolie(Liesiird), gooratteed 7 per cens'., 16k. South iliotrioa end Lombardo Voce' ce, 16k. •••• 1 , • . .....• I lib ttl i al I. i iil I 14 17 4 4 .0 to JP' ittt Oh le 1 PP i li i lai li. 64 2 3 idia ipm 1 liom 2 2 414 g ar I' ppm 1 i I e 16 6 1 7 } RIO 680 I 1 ' 20 22 8 9 It 4 1 II 8 9 is 4 s i s 20 21 t 1 1 2 ij 27 29 s is 40 4 6 6 4 4 al _. z . dr 11 1/ le 2 1 18 11 ' IP-I 1 tai — bpi ti 17 SO_ ST 91 , I 7 0 410 OplM 1 die psi (yr i i i ar 2 419 0 die Idle re! -ta r ., ti t. K 12_ 14. Lai 114 108 112 6 • 14 . 1 11 . 9 .. MARKET& LONDON WNINLY DOCK N ilmcwl4., gooka—W. L bhl.l as Do. brio Noauttlas gaol L iao Slam ...... K 7 1.514 1.6761 6.456 2.1 d! 1.226 8,848 4778 manuii - ""' ''''' I Hay.= ► W,607 5 956 Ctabe __ _ b7S—PSI := 114.8"14° ' Deft Root 1 coms—w.i. —pad _ . Do..bris. • Sae IT& onion no Dr's. et Mocha Other K. 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OAS 170.1111 Sq.N. 1,1011. 411,6M1 ItAn •1,1 tf.419 MN till 14,1114 UR 44.4111 Mall KIM !Mei OAS 11.1•9 TALLOW.—Mormar Evans.—The tallow Needed hurt week was a good dad agitated by speculative operations, and a considerable Waimea was does for all periods, re• suiting, however, In the price' to-day being very much MN same as lest Monday. There can be now but liege tallow re quired to meet Much contracts, and as the price ruling ig looked upon as somewhat artificial for the time of year. having regard to the stooks en band and the impr e z petted, parties interested in the letter 7,.;., co anxiously watching She rent monopoly, of which so mask has lately been heard, in the hope that it may survive a sufficient time to enable them to place the new =I (which is large) at something like the present 1 prices. The market has been calm to-day without activity, and closes —Spot and March, 49e. 6d. to 495. 9d. ; April ti June, 492. 6d. to Ins. ; June, Els. 6d. ; October to Deena her, 51a ; town tallow, 48e. 3d. net ash. Odease. sheep, 49e. to 49a. 6d.; beef, 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d.; South Amp riean, 50.. fint o tr a : ra d h u l atralian beef, 46e. to 48e. Coma nut oil firm ; 52e. to 52.. 6d. ; C•ylee. 475. 6d.; Sydney, 451. to 472. oil, 422. fine lapis. Palm see oil, 40a.—(Prom the circular of Mesas. Smith and Charles.) OOTTON.—Ltviaroot, Waxen 12.—Oar market opened strong but the steamer's advice has mused it to aloes quietly at Saturday's prior. Bales to-day, 15,000 balm, insluding 5.000 for speculation sad export. 7,001 American, 1711 to 21f6. ; 1.5C3 Perna" ko., 2041. 21& ; 100 Maranharn, 214. ; 600 Naomi° sad Milne, 18$. to Zed. ; 1,000 Imyptism, 234111. to 354. ; 200 Baum. 141 d. to 17d. ; 4,600 Burst, 18d. to 1844. ; Madras, 14‘4„ to 16d. ; Bengal, Made, fte., 11d. to 134. ; 100 Peru, 20$. to 211 d. WOOL AND woßanx-BEADFORD, MANCH 12.—T1t• improved toes of last week is well sustained. Some fair transactions have taken place in wool, and prices have a hardening tendency. The improvement is not confined on much es it was to special sorts, such as bright-haired wools and the finer qualities ; but all classes of wool are in better demand. The quotations are consequently improving alf rourd. In worsted yarns there is a firmer !selling and • tendency to &drapes in prima. though no actual teereeme in business. In pieces there is an avenge &mend fee plain fabrics, and fancy goods, especially lanes, are ales In better rcquest. Pnees, though not actually higher that last week,have • hardening tendency. No large cede for plain goods have as et been placed for future des. livery. Merchants satiety t Vie with just what they ser quire, and plain makers being fully engaged, are thereby I enabled to hold out for full prima CATTLE.—LremPoor., MAIICH 12.—The upplyet _oath was raw* /arm ; of sheep about the same. wry slow for cattle. priors being vary irregular and mach lower for all kinds of beasts. No change in sheep. Beef, bd. be 7d. per lb. ; mutton. 81d. to lOed. per lb. COAYAL-1.09D09, Hewn 12—Hastings Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; Mayersll this, 16e. ; Walls End Bartok 15.. 3d. ; Walls Bad Wbarnehffe, 115 e. 3d. ; Walls Haswell, 195.; Walls End Hatton 19e. ; Will. End Heenan Lyons, 15e. Ed. ; Walls End South Durham, 15e. ; Walls End Thornley, 16s. 6d. ; Bewseepeth 17e. 6d. ,• dhaw's Hartley, 18s. 6.4„ ; Walls End 41 starnedahire, ,172.—ebi911 st =sag* 50 ; sold, 30. WELTELER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 1.,& C C 1:1: 1 1 ar r re ob 0.3, eb 0.011 e 0.07' oe ru 6.65 be e 066 ✓ 0.07 11011A211. lINDICEPAY. WORTHIOI.II tittrISDLT. W. to N. and back, COMM N.W.t08.W., moderal• strong to freak rain to strong. at times. As above. Cliiedy north-westerly. moderate to strong. 60171WMt1. N. to W., moderate to strong. W. N. W. to N. N. E., strong to fresh, some showers. As next above. EMITIRM. As next above. Nortbern=bootland. Wastanswtholand. Wales, and ad* oeneles. Sonthern=ltssillah Channel and Bay el Btac. lastern=Kastward nniland and North Be.. Ii It o I low - 2; 14 11 Ws I es 18 1 8 li Idll Idis 1 gal of 171 20 le Ws I I C 8 6 411 1411 1 swi 1 Ws 11 0111 s 9 10 79 81 111 9111 s ledle 7 644 2 144 —Dm le 2 5 Si 4211414 11 9Ws 18 11 dls U 944 i 2Ws Ulm S 17 18 1144 I A 4 2 di' Sias 1 Or 2 lOh 7f 8 ea -kW 1 Ws pa 8 2lb 21 11414 7 7Pw iii 4 Of4is 24414 M 66 19 10 94 2 4114 16 17 9 10 II dim S Si ‘ 4li Um , 1 It ir par him 10 dla _. 4. „.” ", U 16 pro al' 27 18 _7ll 81 u Si Poi U 6 1M 112 13 11 Wm 6 6Mk 6 • 3 461 16 418_ # PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. Lid osool6 Manes dday Great Eastern, 1S ditto new account, 34 -laneashire sad Yorkshire, 119)i ; Ind new account, 119) ad.-London and NerthWestern. 1211 ditto new amount, 121; ad.-Manebester, Sheffield, sal Lincolnshire, 661-South Eastwn, 76/ }-Midland New 181. per cent, pref., tlo and lake Huron, 73 - 16, ditto new or °Dont, 7) 3-16 1- ) 1-16 7 61-Grand Trunk of Canada, 38 gu! bf ; ditto new account, 37) 7 6) f. Great Western of 10 I 1.16-ble, ; ditto new account, MI 61-Great Lased bourg shares, 16 3-16-Sarabee and Meuse new account, a/- Alliance Bank of London sad Liverpool (Limited), I) p.. daddy amount, 8) p.-Fastern Exchange Bank (Limited). 113-16 d.- Liverpool Marine Credit (Limited), # p.-Mercantlle and &- change Bank (Limited), 6) 6.164.-North Western Bank (Lici i ii= new account, 31 p.-Alblon Marine (Limited;, d.- and Foreign Marine (Wilted). 6-16 z all p.- Liverpool and ten don and Globe Fire and Life, Si id. p.-Blibw tide (iAmlted), ft d.-Fllntshire Oil, new account, d.-M ersey Steel and Iran (Limited), .1 mited), 14 .-National Steam united), ; ditto new as count, ) $ d .- West Indatand Steam, ) p.; ditto new account, ) p. BiltatlionAX, MARCH 12.-The sales to-day were-In South Staffordshire Railway shares, at 63 to 83) ; Lloyd's Bank red), at 11) prem. : Birmingham Waterworks, New al prem. ; British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 6 dia. ; and units Metal (limited), at 816 and ) Arnaud the closing prioes were:-Midland, Bristol and Birmingham Railway, 6 pee cents, at 130 buyers ; Birmingham Banking Company shares, al IR to kW Btroftgham Financial, at 1 to 1) preqL ; Midland Financial, at) die. to par ; and Patent Nut and Bolt shares, 14 to 1) prem. A special settlement for the Gloucester Waggon shares, tifth due, is Axed for the lath and fah MM. Weded day, the 11th, being set apart is day of humiliation here, thin will he only one meeting of the dock Exchange at 2 p.m. MIIOIIIIIISS, MARCH It -A moderate business prices done and prices were Arm. Bolclww, Vaughan. and Company (Limited). next account, 6) ix-Buffalo and lake Huron. next account,?- Consolidated Bank (Lidded), 61 p -BM w Vale Computy (Limited), 2 .1.-itries, next account, 641 j }-GreatFasted, 191-O m, reat Losemboo 16}; nest acco u nt, 3-16-Gred Northern A, 1401-Grand Trunk of C 38 71-0mal) Western, next amount, 60-Illinois, 76-Lan and York shire, next account, 1191 I-London sad North Western, nest account, 121) I-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, sea account, 6t -Metropolitan, 132 next account, 132)-Soath Eastern, Ni-ataviddy Coal muff I ro n Company .Limited), 14} p. -Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance .Limited,,bt account, 6 11-16 p. -Park Gate, I p.-Overend and Gurney, amid account. la D. mum MARCH 10.-New Three per Cent. Stock, fibi Ditto, for account. 6th April, 86) 1-Hibernian Bank (la. p o w 664--goisd Bank (TOL paid), 63 6 -Ditto for account, -Union Beak (Limited), MIL paidt, 17) -Belts t sad Down )(NE. paid), Mocount), 16-Great Southern and Weald (1001. paid), 9110-Dub li n, Wicklow. and Wexford 6 par reit. AL pad), 47) F-Waterford and Ilranick 6 per cent. (601. did). 16 MOD6RN Durum CLum—There are severs/ other dining clubs of note, as the Dilettanti, whose day is Sunday; the Literary Club, of which Mr. Spencer Walpole is the president ; and Grillon's Club, oomposed priocipaßy. if not exclturvely, of members or e:-members of both houses of parliament. Supping is gone out of tonne ; bat one club, the Cosmopolites, established within a few yens for smoking and conversation, has taken root and has exer cised no iseoesiderable influence on opinion. It mean every Sunday and Wednesday evening during the greater part of the year, and comprises many of the molt remark able men of the period, if a visitor is is luck, he may see then in estimated conversation in the wane of a onglas ermine, from 10 to 12, Lord Stanley, Mr. Bright, Bart as it Grey. Kr. Thomas HuOes, Mr. Loynd, lir. W. Barrust. ort ti ... e.. —, Mr. Biggins. Kr. T. Bruce, Mr. Vinablrit, Sir. B. Kiwi f -i, *.„;) ~‘ r soo, Mr. Oliphant , 11x. Arthur Russell, Mr. Stirling ' t,. • ,r_ ~.., Ken, Mr. Mania, Mr, Kinglake, Lord Houghton. I . • v id • I •... 1•4 Lowe, ko.-Prooer's Aftrgan % ne for March. P.: . ' • : r .: . .. k (r, - .7 ;i1; A' • ',..? '' z'. ~.; . - - 7 rt ;.: k>>.‘l 64 ,,.rs c.. - .., —• A - 471; ,i, 6 I li .1 *VIM 9,174 29,418 60,000 26,000 90,000 10 10 000 BMA MAN M Itq giii lIAIN 4.• 11 1 4 _ _ _ iii:iiil 100.004 1011111 WOK M,OOOl. MOO WON 14000 111,1160 5.. _llk iii : ^... ^O.O u.,. W es. . o l se. _ _ _ Sk is. 4 IWO 0. , VA 6, PAO ael MOO IMMO 10,003 t: t= I it N b 4 200 410 11 2 lb 10 0 II 16 17 4 7 0 76 80 110 160 SR 1 3 se _ i i - I 1 - IDS VS 16 17 111 Ms