The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-04 00:00:00

- Ofprt 1 `; T'l,lC•4 I V - iPIPER •C •r IFCF4: • ' 4 ! ! *$ a LONDON, FRIDAY EVENISG,....4PA4,, A, 1862. Na 4,882.] (Stamped, ld, Additional [TWOPENC: TELEGR,U I HIC INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TIIE UNIVERSITY BOAT ILION LAW INTELLIGENCE. • touchini m at w v tla , tl o. eirri, —The Navigation enuepany's loyal Mall rem stram•Melp r %Le M AICT I N U HAY ILL Commander. .111 ,•h tha slm e p .rt. on THL WeDAY, the 14 May. ee• I less very omen., seeemmeetattot fur pa...engem or teen.• et ravage or Iredght . treasure n 4 other de* ription e. I ',taken apply at the Company's 0111ces, W•dnver. A...-. 1 ' ter lire'''. LleerPlid .4 ill 1.011.1.411. 0 10 I -. rad ri4nu t , Lu d _ cour s . L os . '.r et ”.1.01. March. W. J. CONLAN, remeatary. /1 SEAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The 4ranwh4 GREAT tANTKAN, 1015 loss resister, win .Icop techal from >dlifonl IN.T NEW YORK, metier the I a l'apaain W. PATio‘. on TUIC4DAV. Slay • Fares „No .are to .sr! , , k.e.ling to serotomodretlon, all ',sow tlo , ewe privitvie, /irr!lititeTrots have . • _ ••. a road , a oth the .Anon., ratios! comp inks for the moires:- so, of pueovitsp•ra from all the principal towns to Milford: Haven ramrod rites. Intermediate pasastre, tin 10. av vs , im•lnolinc conveyance to Milford. Vriolidse mot eate terms. lillOok n•ceivoll either In Liverpool or Lon. ere —For further perilcutnra &platy to C. E. NUM, J, Rumford. Liosrpool !ford and .I;wavoto, Milked Haven: ilemnoar, ron.alt, snot Co., 110, lenchurehetreet, London. RC. nr troths crest Ship Company Lmltral , 90, eanuowstrett, Loodca. LC. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK threcl—The LIVEIWOOL, NNW YORK. and rim thEI.PIII.I. STE.% M.AHIPCOMPANY iatesd dispikii hog Meg h.ltpoweral :it res . Ihnunoßips, tolling at Mostar Sown to ernhsrit paserogrrs end .1c het. as follows : WEEKLY PR o I LIVER ronE Vol NKW YORK. My oIF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Ape 9. 'ITV or WASIII NG lON, Wednastay, April It KUINISt lOU, Hethses4.6y, April fl nod every succeeding Is Cants pare. 15, 17, and 11 saineaK ' s h er= to Me mew& snrlalloo. Forward • , 8 Ipliltens, including ell pr.:Mbar cooked. margin or eanedo AM the Western Reim bodied skrouirA on very inleantalenos lenne.—For further partkodore wpay I LLIAM INMAN, 21, Wsierotreet, Liverpool; us' to laYL`s M MACZY. SI. King Willtsinetrott, City. 4ZTEAM to COPENHAGEN from London ler.,t —The well-known mew steamer E.liT ANGLIAN' tw &vetches front dl Herselyd..ire alien/ Apra 10.—Apply 1.. the ',wee; Mears. J. JUIiNt4ON awl soN, Lt , simi l e,. e alitee., E 4%. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIP/4, li, thvel lae, T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and Lin INSILMANCE ,... C.at PANT. ast,su MAU 51A11,16 PIUGUIIId 11/NC.I IMO. Yin hailins. i Lib tonimes. - I 1101 11 torus I+.l , SUMO /MIN =NI slam r n asd Wm Law paid toy dr Osareay der Ile 4.1,6.6. pr to Os ead 01161 /awn 1. 1. %LE +Taal% uvssrom., 20 rd 21. YOVLIIIT. LONDON. and & MYTHS HAVZ OPENED . ADDITIONAL AND IDIOT RITINNITZ PRINISIA No. 144, OXPORD•STILRIT (warty opposite Deseasnot:. le cowisectias with Ow* CIST Prefabs , . • ' tt CITIT-110AD. TIDAL ADMIT TO 71 , 1INLeff an rwprethrlly sellettol le Impact theft largesse! rafted SW* Sroelaes furaltare at both Estabthhatrata Oa* , CARRI AOL PI TO ANY PART OF TIM KINODOM Illustrated Catalo.nwe gratis and post tree. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and Ithl WORN beg to tit the &Unitise of the podia to Ye Poet! el I 111•\ they dative, with Odd Owed Mee puretemed at their et.toufaettey h. fa. /.....rtetesehlp of patent char; 14 lochs. long :ere ohl.g weightier 01 Mot. gee., pis game. Slue. pries T..t.il rpoi t 1.1, meow Om Qt" %Litt% WRIGHT, and VALOR at writhe& and pt trusteed h. the purchaser, Watbaa , air and Simplest Weida, fur a leir rentoneretton on the wort. wrya nayll 7 . 'Week charoll au :online kse the I.tey se Ai It SRO :DEN, I. l..Gottstaltlbutnt.wtn Ileenalesetwet„ Covestigiedan, L.J.ttles, W.C. to. I. A MIL Aiwa web of CUIII4 &WI Jewellery for It sock—N. B. TIM NriliWoe is domed at 6 In the sventog, and oallatiteslaysat I. TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dmoing Cass% /rgreti tsms., t.,ansti writing c jewel ease. Inaba dsola Parties pr.d.s.tssat, Lbw's seta to redid/val. sad lialbor caws el Us rinks). s yawn, table kolirsa tlos mats new Aro sal ;N.A. tt Messrs. MICIII sad It AM !Ca, 4. Lest•aoall strset. Reseal. street, sad Costal Palmas, apical HAMILTON and K I MPTON, TAILORS, MS. MUSD. The NT% COATING; for tfir c,,alos sworn oro mow reedy, of r»k\ +ls mire gamma. an Ivry; for Ibegorction The trouser kip an to great variety, owl of ONoires sod patterns OM cAG. sot 11.. es. Ile.; A girt 4.w tel • Akin, lowistag. sod over coats are Allgos co limarl, at 11M1ILroof aad inoryor!L. to. fltrood. oppoit• gaskt.kall. MR. MUM (AMID WIBB MUM) Jaw am su AND SUMMER nocc Mast We*lkard Dada A.NOOLd 1 TIOUSaIa. Is saw masa sad ready kr Thaw Tamara wars srialamadt i rraah lalaseady aldsiss 71 satma4rlllll7.ll/1110•11.1141QUAla sal was ad asrectal with say paws WIWI,' sal atm -11.1r4 h W mars. IaTABLI4IILD IMI YIBILCILIT, 1811. ABARN COMBINATION. Mort& and cif beg reageettaTly to remind the pubbe W In seri departeneed. of all their establialmenta the highest ar,e 01 t {refloat Is /1•101d111.1 with Ilfi<Pl the hoot no Aerate. Their celebrated IN lithe ENoA111.1; rot IT, &Aspic.] equally for aalWol. rhltng, travellia.:, or lalalwavk may be had l• • WIN varlet) of a...oat:this awl lasholual.4, material, from Xs. to 7UB. TWA la I:Gleefully eritooerletgel to hr th, cheap,' a:ol moat receive - 4M. out ever pro lueel. To be ohtalued only K. MI el L 4 *Ed Merchant Tailors, tl,bit Stak.es, Woollen tempers, Matters, 110,tere, Ikrut and Abu. maker*, and General Outiltter• MRS. MACREADY will give, TO-MORROW MORNING, April I. at WMN boa" owed ler AN • TritTal‘3l6,NTs. with an attire dung , of Pregramme.— Come...nee at 3 .clock.—learned watt. La : nnreserved. • retened oat; mothered. eta be procured at llgebeire loyal 11hrary, ; Rased llqoyald thwart. at. Jaatweetteret; Moline Tielettelkw. ; sad at Wallis Yenta 9'R LONDON PAVILION—Thu engagement AL of Miss CONSTANCE is sow drawing ton ek.4e. and the opportunity shouldn't mumps those who have nut already partici , pistol m the delight oteadaned by her sweet She rings at 9 and 11, andlleime LOMERINI will abo eminent/ to the amuscroeut of the videos. OPERATIC SELECTIONS are per formr,l every evendes, and the BILOTHEIOi ELLIOTT will mpear In their wonderful entertainment : In addition to which Mrs. LAWEENCE will he included In the pr,ranteir, which cannot he excelled for variety and novelty. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichbonw-street, top of the Haymarket. Admission. ' 1 yew , ed.; esdcollY. 1.. Ellett:lL GROVER, Mineral Director. VAL; -DE-VlE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, AA He na gallon. N drinonstreu .1. up..n enalyds., to b. ye enbarly tree frown aridity, end very superior to went litrpofts twos of Coptic. Is Fri oat Matte', lea per Jon .or Ins ease for the country, Sift Railway earrings paid. No Agent., and to he obtained embed HENRY Bid= sad Oa, IMd Fernivere Holbor‘Z.C. XEREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24a. per am. Railway carriage paid. lacoratuouded witkcoondeace. HENRY DUTY and Co., Distillera awl laipottets, Holborn- Ears, E.C. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. 1101tWICra Is the BAKING FOWDZIt seetumeeded by Dr. Hassel (Asatut to the lancet," author of Adulteratlmse Detected; he.) It was the area Asa le the best lisklng Poe. elf —ae but sew Goalie& as Los value . 2t7 i lt i rts. egret 4 . lo 4l6.l l '4qiik'4l. lhheltea. 4 4" 704*/Thrri This day *him svo. `" THE REMAINS of the isle Ifts.RICILIFit TALLNCB. San Artestlesis trtJ and atbatr u =rs. Edlte4).yber the Dowd prii : Parker, Son; sir/ Ilwass. Meat i. • do& Po, THE H I STORY This of C IVIL I SATI ON ' In' Vol, 1 . AGIT Br NWT TIFILAI Spew. VOL SPAM aad . rtata L ltr ld "1". a IL *O. sod Sam Wept &mad. NSW MOBIL BY TUE Arroot or ../tEcRLATIONS or A 00U.NTZY PAIRPON." Pon taro, prk• PA. LEISURE HOURS in TOWN. A Selection then $s teetributions of A. R. H. B. to "Fraser's IlLawdrea" tendon: Parker, Bak and Bourn, West strand. In taro voluniea, post ftvo, 'A each, rrHZ RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY PAAION ; &mays onsolatoey, Aethetical, Metal, Social. and DonasoLie. A IbiscUon from the Contributions of A. IL B. B. to " homes Mega doe." trades: Porker, to., sad Bourn. West Wend This day, *may ers,, AN HISTORICAL SURVEY of the ASTRO -240111f .d the ANCIENT& Re Sir °sown coastwau. Loft, Art, M.P. Looks : Parker. Seta s 1 Ilenra. West Strand. NSW WOSII, BY TIM AUTHOR OF "FRIENDS IN COUNCIL' Ws am pod kw M. ORGANIZATION in DAILY LIFE. An Emmy. Looks: Parker, Boa. and Basra, West Strand. Fifth Edition, revised, two volumes, bvo. , PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL ECONOMY. JoN3 Sots MILL By the rase Author, CONAIDERATIONS ow EEPILIOSINTATIVE GOVERNMENT. awned Edition, ro, SYsTI63I of LOGIC. Fifth Edition. Two vole St. -DIRALILTATIoNs tad Ifisqs.4IONs..POLITICAL, PHILOBO IIIsTORICAL Two sots. Soo. 2457 ONT LIBERTY. Second Edition. 7L THOCONTA on PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. Second Edition, with Supplement. IL *l. LOWII,II : Porter, Son, and Boar% West Strand. MR. CARIXTON'A NEW WORK. SILVERver Went laddishad), prk• rillig ACM. By WILLum CAE.grox, Author of "Meta d the Risk Paaratatre Leftism : Ward NA Laskin. lkaaakraaL I:4. 11:.. 1:0, 1;7, Min;;;le* 81, 81, di, 17 .5. Su. Alagate. SOO. 5011. New/ OSNRl.Strevt . 1. '-', 3, Hart.strret. Tottentt.uste.wrt.rustl ttrtsult, I.;;. 1130. Tottenhaan.c.ourt.r.pd4l. Lhti, Entlon-rttad. country Ettoldithrnent... Sltelßeld and Kr.:.l!..rd, Y o rkshire . . . All article. are marked In plan Agurea the lowest prices, from oloch 41taterarent real be ramie An "lode out approved of woh be eschangml, or the money etorma Liam of prices, with mica fur eel fanentorvment, and patterns, mat free. Yateaame preparations have loon made for the Lilting. R. !lONE,. end MON'S eatablldourom am cloyed every ►'riday Fernier at &newt till Mahwah, aliening et sunset, when heehaw.' ► remmed until 11 o'clock. ppupTugzs.—Tbe PATENT SELF LW A 11l ESTI N GERMAN TiWM, aettog eftecteally witlemt by censwiwastklas, b sesemittradeS by the faculty for the cute 1.1 retie( hernia. lb. necessary quality of a gotml truss b asi Intent stsisting p.mer. with.eit miner...sissy pressure as the w web de e brible ..het la alone Ottani:4 to • Imes scie . tsibered with *l've, spiral springs, or pad heated.—J.ltie W. [ l O LADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDTt, an I. irritaul It..Matie il Prepar.rtion for Improving arta Beeritt• f le e the l'aireptetion vol skin. The radi.int blown It tespais the came, *ad the sate,. an , l.l..hceey whkh It haloes' et heads mat arm.. Its cey.,l,,hty of wool:ring IrriUttlon sag moving all feriae.. tan. pimples. spots, freckles. discolor.. ell.a. and other cutaneous , idt.it lons. 'curler It ilidispensable to cry toilet. It oblates an the rivet, of elitaate on the akin, ether with reference to cold 1111.1 inclement), or Intense hest. nice 4s. G.I. roof Ye. GI per Imttle.--Sohl at 20, ttoe.Aarden . wed by Ch, ma ,t • reel perromers. Ask for wiaswlt' Kalydor." Mid beware of spurious end prrelcasus es water She in.. of " lialadrar." NEVER FAILING REMEDY. m. Ur. WeirlTS DILIIII* 4 and LIVP ft PILLg. premien' Iria n any Mercnrial Inuredlent. frnoi the recipe of LW. Scott. win fwin.l invaluable In all who sutler from bolbsl4 amt liver c0m 1.,, hullo-841cm. wind. iIIINAMS, ithblicten, ollszlness of the e. 4 v. For habit nal•ostlrenr.c. na faniily aperient medicine, a puthler of the blood, they ore tin)) wellent mild in ir operatho and osteful In the stomach they create appetite, t. digestion. and .tree then the whole riercuus system.— u•y W. Lambert, 20, Jermyn.street. and by newt drugging, lanes Is. lid. and it. /Ai. lie cure to ask for Dr. neuteg .41111 gm' Liver PHI. The genuine are a Impure green package. h Lambert " engraved we the stamp. 111.11UCRAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, 'or f•r Nervitits ReLtsatbus antll General Weakness, at mice hare. ..rot itivivrat., with ni.htle.si rapidity the roost tlehlet- Isyl earl Attntiou. thereby ett,tinutt prflustnent health, Increased tnrth energy. mt.! red...4MA 16, elopewot ~1 the It. us t nu - tn.J .tll bave ctateletkat, 0t,.l prove failure lotus It Pnee per bottle, Ss. or four times the fluidal. —Wleerstle Agents. BARCLAY and ntiNg, 76, yarrthic4l44u. let and 44 an chemists ihrttughwiit the world. DR LI. , RTIS ON NIZVOLIINIDM, OINKMAL DEBILITY, fe. Jut published, price la, pea feels:menthe Anther for it stanim AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and Riot PItiIIIATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain ilirretions fur perfect neteratien to health and vigour, the result of tweutplive year/ successful practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten We. by Dr. J. L. COMM IS, Albemarleatreet, London. Consultations, le till 3, and ito & Weed wdsmitation in .0 in t there is no member of society by whom the hook wilinut be found use ul—whethee such person hold the relation 5: parent, prmeptor, or ckrityinsti: —Sun. Loudon: Mann. 39, Curnhill : and J. Allen, M. Warwick-lane. Joel published. mice ls., Nt w P4ltlon , by pod 14 stamps. THZ SCIENCE of LIFE : or, Row to Live, and What to Use For; Explanatory of the Mysteries of Man's Existence. and the serious Phenomena of Life. With betructions for securing Health and Strewth and Remarks as the Preatment of Worth rs hntdeutal to sedentary Life. By a PRTIIICIAII of 20 years' practice. UNTIOTS.—The Physical bliteation nt Early Lffe—The Art of Prolonging Lffe—The floor) of itig.ation—The Stomach and its Ditti Atka—The l'altivetton of the Affections and Itemustion of the Pardons—Vern o n I ii.ortrl. Re, Re. Laotian: Yana So. C,.rnhill: Now ready, price Is.. post free 14 ,Gimps, or In a sealed enve lops V) Hamm a popular undital work on NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. VITA VITALIS, illiwitrateAl with 100 E ngrav ings from Life casesattsruled at the Hotel Dieu. Paris, and other Hospitals:. descriptive of the baneful effects consequent upon the errors and eseteses of youth and maturity. 11 " M MIMS," Member of the Roysl College of Surgeons, England, awl LieenUatc of the Royal college of Physicians, Edinburgh, re gistered under the new Medk-al Act, who sy he consulted at kM residence, 44a, Maddugstreet, Itegeßtatreet, London, W. 'opposite the skis of It. (:eorge's Church), dally, 11 till 2, and from 6 till II: Sundays, II tills To be had direct se above, and Moot all booincikers in Paternoster-row, tendon. DR. CULVERWELL, LM., L.S. A., 3, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-MEW, W., Caa be eatenited epee all mead Norms Debility, Involuntary abiabliag, Palpitation, of Memory, Iseeptcity, Swum blerbot, iIWAUty, Cauterlvation, and Onleasim. Jest pabilahal, an entire new and Oelgiael Week, entitled ..01.71tnELVall." A Physiological Re slow ot i the above, la : hy Post. la ld.• Sealed, la OJ. Mann, CornhlU. or Author, u above. Ur. C. may be consulted daily WI It, at The Prot-race Turkish Baths, IV, SC Wartina.UCirand. sod 11, Great Mariborough.strent, W., hos 1 till S pm. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH hrJ.et published . ERIE EDITION of his valuable week the PRIVATE MEDICAL MIRED Ole ), ou the lelf-eare of Nervosa Debility, Lois id Mossery, of Rim liaceoude, le., poet-free, o 0 of a directed melee% oulesing two postage itarape.—es. De SMITE, Tadeteeketotere. 4.udoe. N.C. FALLIBLZ and prompt CURE for COUCIRS, Mem owl Log Cempisiouts. sere Thrents, ',Millen. ste.. by PEI TOTAL PAATIIILLe of tbe Hi:INIT. prepared by Ro b/AS ARM:SI. chemise. fr sin*t baba. without .1111, sisi warranted by &nebula—Wholesale Depot, Mean. 'LAY sail riONS, bib Farrbeits-eireet s My, LC. trim ei pm be; via MellaMelleas. LIVERPOOL Dove &ATOMIC% —From interet til , t i and important statistic* laid before the bleziey Desk Beard I yesterday (Thursday) it appears that from tamper MB te the commenoetnent of 1802 there has bees ameadiell is lOZILU'S COPAHINE. —Copeiba and Cubehe wadesa d es at the Liverpool docks the rum cif 144.111 TL, sod ea 81.4"14". the be " "medles. bet the" ,bane me o f • l cootracta the sum of 143,4'35/. At the ikkasilsed docks rOtte sad odnet, add occasion colicky pains, aaaleatin, wages m id d ee i eg sh e ewes p er i o d b see bees auk sw. itele ilitarberwe. M. Jottao lin maxaaded la ren.leylni six' titt, wooer pud oh toiereete3 7 l. os3/ . As Bi a mbur i le u searawa hh ciisathwi llwrapts an tk ih. aws c. nts t pr i,e rfs p v r tl l c n ru arbe t luou nw it by p tc w.. reas- I, the . lure en ....he het bee . Lwow Pie. a We boa adopeol by tbn Part, Academof Medicine altar ' the sante return it appears that the total receipts Pew ten. Maas tad Isiah I. Parin. and the .1111fersat London nage, duties on merehmedise lw ite.. at the atstraelawill oak p r Viso IIL 711 0 00 all. 011Y't and lle. 11 • 11 • 0100 . 0 ". during this period las bees 071 1 ., and that stew MINA lee wee 4 Sturm Lloyd. Poland. sad 1.11M,_ lees Ce ", t . log the working exposes*, and expenditure ea geweel Pia N elear-14 4"1"Si wa. e r littl .Pint". 4 cure Ite w atuu lsh t i. .ll ." days,, etas -. : Mai". these boa bees la sneer of tecaipta over expe.le se diroole Jkwass. 100 napalm H. dd. : &baby tom. —JOKKAII. Preach chanted, aa. Haymarket. 14014011. 03. 11l QIIIMUK. Perla, sad all cheasata tare of 14,1101. loabodias thei warehouses, the total sum 'Wee expenditure at Birkenhead during this period has been 27,4144 (morn's Trucial-ma.) THE INSURRECTION IN GREECE. TRIESTE, Aram 3. The following despatch has been received here to-day from Athens, dated the 29th ult.. : " The chambers bad been closed after having voted an extraordinary credit demanded by the government." The insurrection in Sautoria had been suppressed by the war steamer Amelia. The insurgent chiefs took refuge in the house of the Russian vice-consul, and were given up with the authorisation of the Russian minister. The journals of Athens state that a division of troops which had revolted at Arcania were seized by the inhabitants. The Nar4ia insurgents demand an unconditional amnesty before surrendering. It is asserted in official quarters that the Italian agents, Who arrived at Patna' with funds at their disposal, re-embarked when they saw that the town watt quiet. Attempts at insurrectionary movements have also been made at Kiparease, Calamata, and Nee eerie. *IT WO= By 9UNTAVII MAID. THE RED TRACK : a Tale of Social Life in Madge. if AIIIAAD. Author of White a- riper, - new tale in Interest any work hitherto nab- Ildial : aM it lios We merit of Orin a elver elm of Ileikaa life. badge : Ward and Lock. In, Iflatitwtreet. ROW TO DOIALI THE VALVE OF TRIG GREAT TVG WI WANT A RECORD OF THE GREAT EXHIBITION? Do no as must an International lowed Oar tie tab motional Exhibition? Now to Datble the Value of the Zahilothm to Exhibitors sad the World. By a NON- Isinirrox London ElOnghiun Wilson, Royal Exchange. Seventh Edition, Piet puhlodwl.r• /rat !6 stamps, DEBILITY and IRRI AMA (Mental and rhy,tcai . the Cannes, Isprap4ans, !Nets, sad istganal Treatment. by T. H. IZONAN, Plkynlelan to the Oeseral Pont-office utter Carden' Provident. Institution, de. Also, punt tine, Ma stamps, THE ENGLISH lIALADV—INDIGESTION and NILIt7OUSIC /Wm the Author, 2.5, 1.10044111 re. London. W.C. Just publiehe.l, Firth Ed ition, pewee ts. td.. tree by poet n Wept. IySEASES of the SKIN ; II Guide to their Treatment and Prerenti..n, ilastrated by eases, ity TIP. V.R.O 4 , Sur.eon to the Western Dispensary for lammes of the akin, 21.. tharlottentreet, Yiteruyequare. TM, admirable, we alight nhnont my indispensable. little work tresses to it. in its fifth edition. enriched with so excellent and noot temperate chapter on the Turkish Bath.' —.Medial London T. Richards, 37, Greet Quieleilereei. RUSSIA. ST. PETZSISISII" Awn. .'re-day's Gazette of the Senate publishes as im perial decree sanctioning the proposed provisional qr•forms of the police of St. Petersburg and Riga. The police force in both these cities is to be in creased. AMERICA• LIVERPOOL, Taussair. The Inman steamer City of Washington, Captain Brooks, from New York on the 22nd ultimo, ar rived here to-day. A summary of the news received by telegraph, rid Queenstown, has been already published. The Canadian mail steamer North American, from Portland on the 23rd ult. ' also reached Liver pool this afternoon. Her departure from Portland was postponed for a day, owing ti. a detention of the Canadian mails, caused by the severest snow storm of the season. A late Washington telegram says that Secretary Stanton was about to isaue an order that the military governor of Washington may issue passes to go South, on satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of the persons desiring them. Despatches from Fort Smith, Arkansas, to the Memphis papers, acknowledge the death of the Confederate Generala M'Culloch and M'lntosh at Pea Ridge. The Memphis Appeal also contains a despatch from Richmond, dated March 11, stating that Jefferson Davis was going west soon, and urging everybody to rally to his standard. A Washington telegram of the 22nd says :—' 4 We are assured from a perfectly reliable source that there is not an Armstrong gun in this country. The large rifled cannon procured by the rebels from ]England are after 'Blakely's' designs. About 20 of these 100-pounder rifled cannon have been delivered to the rebels, which, with 30 smooth bore siege cannon, constitute all the heavy ord nance they have obtained from abroad." No branch of the government has received any intelligence yet of the capture of Mr. Yancey. No despatches, ezoept on business, have been re ceived through the military telegraph during the past two days. Lieut. Worden, of the Monitor, is improving, and his friends are confident he will recover his eyesight. NEW YORK, MARCH 22. Flour to-day has oodorgooa so drags. Extra state sells at 5 dols. 370. to 5 dole. 50e. ; wbest is dull end declining corn quiet ; mixed woolly", No. to 60r. ; bed quiet ; pork unuttered. UNITED STAINS* IRON-PLATED VESSELS. The Navy Department has ordered of the builders of the Moldier, Messrs. 0. B. Bushnell and Co., six more iron-chd area, similar in coultruetirie4 bat more formidable. They ue to be 201 or 205, imaged 170 feet long, and to carry two 15-inch instead of 11-inch Dahlgren guns. The pilot house is to be mounted on the top of the turret, and be candle-snuffer shaped. The mail protection of both will probably be a good deal thicker than the Monitor's. In some respects these new vault will differ from the Monitor. It is intended that they shall be able to run 10 knot. an hour, and shall be thoroughly eea• going. It is not unlikely that a dozen, similar to the Monitor, will be contracted for. Wiard, the steel-gun maker, has prepared plans for a mailed war veal, which some experts pronounce superior even to ,the Monitor.— New York Tribune, March 22. The departure of Mr. litevons's gunboat, the Naugatuck, has been delayed several days, in consequence of the govern ment having directed that the monster Union gun, now at the Rip Raps, should be substituted for the 100. pounder rifled gun which she was intended to carry. This order has bees countermanded, and the rifiedgnu has been remounted. The Naugatuck is not intended to be a model of Mr. Ste ' ironclad battery, but is designed to illustrate one or two novel idea connected with that monstrous engine of war, viz. :—The ability to sink and raise a vessel with great rapidity ; to turn and manage her by means of two pro. pellers located one each side of the stern ; also taking up the recoil of the gun by means of indiarubber. The gun is mounted midship pointed towards the bow, and is loaded from below by depressing the muzzle down wards. The hull of the boat is constructed of iron, 101 feet in length, 20 feet beam, and about 7 feet deep. She draws about fol feet light, and 9 feet when submerged. Her speed is 11 miles an hour light, and 511 miles when sub merged. She is not iron-clad, with the exception of the, bow, but in action, when submerged, has two feet of water between the two decks, and presents but a small surface upon which the enemy can bring their cannon to bear. The Naugatuck will be supplied with two of James's 12. pounder howitzers, and will have a crew of about 24 men, viz., a boatswain, gunner, carpenter, two quartermasters, 14 sea men, steward, cook, and servant. —Pew York Tribune, Much 21. WRECK OF A STEAMER NEAR MILFORD RAVEN-LOSS OP 50 LIVES AND 300 CATTLE DESTROYED. The Western Daily Press states that the captain's name is Blinman, the mate's Marshall, and that these and several of the crew were Pill men. The news created the deepest anxiety at Pill. The steamer woo the property of the Waterford Steam Navigation Company. She was of 100. hone power, was of the largest clan of steamen, and drew more water than any other steam vessel from the port of Bristol. The Mars was the favourite boat between Waterford and Liverpool for many years, and finally took the place of the Camilla between Bristol and Waterford. ' It is not known how many of the craw have been saved. A telegram dated Milford, Wednesday evening, says : "No further important particulars have yet been obtained. The men saved have gone on to Pembroke Dock. The Mars was bound to Bristol. Portions of the wreck are coming into Freshwater West. The exact number of lives lost is uncertain. - TA! .—TaosusoAr. The settlement of the Northampton amounts was the primps; beninem traneasted by the limited number who attended the mew this &Stemma. Vanoouver's WOMB for Earl Spear's Plate bad the effect of making him an im mense favourite for the City and Suburban. 4to I was offered on the field for the Two Thousand ; and despite his 101 b mink which makes his weight Oat 11b, Stamped* toned emporia. at 50 to 1 for the Chester Cup. Closing prices CITY AND SUBURBAN. 100 to 15 apt Nr. J. Smith's Vancouver (t) 17 to 4 Mr. Beatles Ducat (t) 10 to 1 Count Batthyany'e Suburban (t) 20 to 1 Hrs. Othaldestee's Camels, (t) TWO THOUSAND (MUMS. 4to 1 apt 131 r B. Bulkeiey's Old Calabar (t) 12 to 1 Nr. Johnelomfe Caterer (t) 12 to 1 Mr. B. Buttees Nottingham (2 iatitas_ 20 to 1 Lord Cllmpeves th o by Chrism (t) CHEST= CUP. 33 to 1 Mgt Longbow filly (t) 60 to 1 Sir W. Booth's Stamped° (t) THE DERBY. LI to 1 apt Colonel Towneley's Hubert (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER. THUIPADAY NIGHT. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 gr. apt Vancouver (tl7) 10 to •07 Wild Dayren—Veat (t treekr) 10 111 1 Mateo (t tnudy) IS to 1 > Dort (t) Ito 1 BLiulor meenoton (t and offered) to 1 (t) to 1 Sawenttor (t) ORANBY HANDICAP. to 4 apt Rapport* (t) 3 to 1 Conundrum (t) -4 to 1 Print Imperial (i) THE CROXTON CUP. .2 to 1 apt Rapport* (t) THE DERBY. B to 1 apt Backdate (I) BOW 1 Ensign (offered.) RUGBY HUNT STEZPLECHASES. Tiuntur. TEN NATIONAL Hoerr Our, value 100 mom, by sob. scrlplion of 10 errs. each, with 100 added, for hunters, Ste. 12m lib each. Gentlemen rider* • certain peeektiee. The moil bone to save his stake. About 4 mils. over • fair Mr. 1. Older-Ws Fidget by Prizefighter, Int 7m (Mr. Skir= Mr. HandWs Proceed, ten (Inc 71b ext)....(Mr. Mr. It 8. liantoo's Green Drake, lest no.. Mr. Bolyoake) 3 Mr. J. A. Patti Springbok, lea (Inc Rb eat) ....(Owner) 0 Mr. It Shepherd's Windsor. 111 st (Inc 7lb MG) sass (Owner) 0 Mr. Cannes Brown Moat, 13st, (Ins Rb en) (Captain Barklal 0 Mr. Goodlirs Car, lftt 71b (Mr. J. Ooodliffe 0 Mr.. S.l. Wotfill's Travelln. lg.t 71b • (Mr. G. A. Oliver 0 Mr. W. Myttest's hely, 12st 71b Own e r 0 General Shirley's Lotterworth. ltst 7lb (Mr. J. lach 0 Beiting : to 1 apt Proceed, 4to 1 apt PM,* to 1 apt Casr, 7to 1 apt Italy, Bto 1 sack apt Legteewerth and "town Stoat The winner, with Spriugboir, Perresed, Oreth Orsini, Traveller, Brown Stout, aid Lutterworth lay ix bent throughout. Fidget winning by upwards of twenty Proceed beating Green Drake by as far. The others i d e 2tpre the pest, having In falls and refunds been pills* up a long tiny from hoer. The Tawas' Plant 01 . 100 sown, given by the noble natgesstleenn of the neighbourhood, for hunters the of fanners, Ac, for all ages ; wieners, 10th an. makes, over the Steeplechase Conroe. Mr. W. R. Ihnith's Mary Baker. aged, last.. (Mr. Hants) 1 Mr. J. F. Bennett's Flora Temple, aged, 13st nib ;lac letb az) (Mr. Wood) Mr. W. Cooper's Arelty, Mr. Johnstone) 3 Mr. W. Coops?' Prinoseal, aged, 13st .... (Mr. Rich) 4 Mr. John Pratt. Forest Boy, 0 yrs, 13at .. (Mr. Hipwell) : to 2 apt Royal, Bto 1 apt Flora Temple, to 1 apt Artily, and Forest Boy. Forest Boy, with Princess Royal, Flora 'Temple Mary Baker Archy, and Chief Baron in attendance, Made the ranging natal rounding the turn for hone, where (lint Barth came to grief and broke his back. A good race in with the kit four was seen. a length separating the first, snood. and b two lengths the third and fourth ; Forest Boy was third. fifth, Darkie and Queen of Cade being the only others that leved the Post Tan Reuel' Inner "COP, value 50 son.. , added to a Sweepstakes of 10 son, each, for borne both fide the property of resident, within the limits of the neighbouring hunts. 144 each ; winners of 50 move, to carry 71ke extra. About three miles. Mr. J. Baker's Conaway, by Comrade, 1441 (Mr. J. Rich) 1 Mr. H. Atterourfs The Marquis, 144 g Betting: I to 4 apt Comeaway, 4 to 1 apt banterbory Belle, and 6to l apt any . other offered. Surprise and Can terbury Belle cams to grief soon after starting, leaving the race with Comeaway and Greetworth until half a mile from home, when Onatworth retired, and Comeaway came on and won by 40 lengths. A &earn ifroset.icoaso of 2 son. each, with 20 added, for hunters, 124 each. Winners extra. Maiden allowances. Two miles. Mr. Robertson's Wilfol, by Cranebrotk, b yrs, list ,Mr. T. Inns) Mr. T. Menden as Warwickshire Crab, 0 yes, hit (Mr. & Bedford) lir. Botton's Fleur-del,* aged, HA • • (Mr. Bolloahl Mr. J. Riddey's Countess, 0 yra, llst Mb.. .. (Mr. Hlpwell Mr. John Ve&'s Gaylen, egad, liet,l7o, (Mr. en s Mr. Av e Month; 0 yea, Mb (Greer) Mr. A. Aver ns Marbinne, 0 yrs, list elb ....,Mr Crayer) Betting : 2 to 1 apt Fleurale•Lis, 3 to 1 apt Wilful, 0 to 102 st Warwickshire Crab, and 7to 1 spit Marlanoe. A race for the lot half wile, resulting in the encolos of Wilful by four lengths. Fleurde-Lia was pumped out on entering the straight, sod finished about third. Claylike was fourth, Marianne was next. Blenilin and Countess both fell and did not go through, both returning a short cut, and walking iu some time after the fienb. A bright sunny day and an immense attendance. EPSOM SPRING MEETING. Tec HILATROOTI PLATS d 50 sou. New T.Y.O Three quarters of a mile. Ape et lb Lord of the Manor. 9 I Boebdil Neophyte _ _ ell leeldey Al , 11 lb 4 T 4 $ 6lf 6 6 11 iiesiii 4 Spicebort lava - 3 VoWks 4 Hartingts• C.arttab 6 Vflittimqi Overton Mr. Philipps • Prtuos . 3 Croostadt Sporting UM 4 1 Osustantine Brittshhiresaist.... 5 Hopeful Duchess Fruits.* • Malaita Miss Itmm• Black My 4 First Attempt Furious Paradox - • - THE 141232MAir PLATE of 50 move. Holt ••-milo Age st lb AV 4t In Nothush illse Julia • 9 8 Humphrey 3 9 Lord of the Manor.. • 9 0 Banta Claus 3 9 ETAVOLi 6 9IS Francatelll 6 8 limper 4 810 Tarragona a 7 Copernicus 4 9MI Castor 011 3 4 Cantab 4 111 4 Mp i t; a 4 Mald of Haman.... 4 • I 5h11101a5t5....... ..... 4 I 2 Mos Nowlands 3 4 Lava 4 11 2 11 . 3 2 Woman In Rai I 110 f % ju t I l an—Hope, Sport) Lb 4 710 by Touchstone.... 3 0 Mr. Philipps • 7 7 True Blue 3 0 Antwerp 4 7 7 Wild Dock 3 12 Mousetrap 4 7 1 Toon llama. 3 12 Britian Oren/slim Fractious East Sheen 4 7 2 Miss Musa a 7 5 11x1 mess 2 7 Discretion. .... ..... I II II Ai I 7 Yank* $ •12 Plimin thaborlano HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMEN - - March 21, at 12.30 pia., Oastab and Sporting Lite, out of the Neu* Handicap, INampton. March 22, at 4.15 p.m., Misr Livingstone, Hopeful Darker, and Paramus, out of Northampton esgagements. March 24, at 10.52 a.m., Sporting Life and Sugsratick, out of the City and Suburban Handicap. March 26, at 9.0 a.m., Butterty, out of Shrewsbury Hurdle Race. March 29, at 2.15 p.m., Dillseno• and Gravity, oat of the Whitthobary Stakes, Northampton; at 5.45 p.m., The Bap, out of the ltorton Park Fiats. March 31, at 9.0 a.m., Nassau Chases, Homily pi and Selina, out of Nortbamptoa snorimmete ; at 9.35 p.m., Jacinths, out of Haathanvpke April 1, at 9.0 a.m.. Lawyer, out of City and Suburban and Metropolitan Handicaps. WATCHES IN RILATION TO THE FINE ARM— .' Indeed, one of them hes already made a very marked advance in this reepecl a Ey d roducing artistically ornamented watches. to adapted meet a standard of cultivated Mete. The mann facture' bin to is If,. J. W. Nines, of 33 and 36, Led gatehlli, and M sad 47, Cornhill. In recently visiting his newly enlarged show-remiss, we found a meet rare display of highly ornamented watches of all idnds. The watches hers I ARRIVAL OP HUNAN AT LIVLIPOOL. —The exhibited sorpnes times of sny other English manufacturer, in . celebrated mem J. C. H easi l / 2 Ic a kb mimed to nom% of design, combining arils w ti i l e beauty and repntating .' brother, Jams Haan, arrived at U y in ° erten yr. Dome boo loe celarat olnod for the perfect timeleeping ' the Ciii at Wedeartes, ken New Yea. " Boa& qualities of his watches haves nothing for us to say on this ;by ww ward, ressieed ea lawn; bj • lupe loulable id. point. Mr. Demon can inert the vices of the economic utill- I friends who wen awaiting Ws rel. He appeared in saran with the same tsctllty SS he can the snails, of the most brat-rate health, and his cow n i mmei b ore DO lamb of his ' elevated. A buyer intent on secering • superior watch of good Pugilistic predeseke, nor were the slightest *rem visible of dtsl ig n and lastlu c Ml. ll _ ltes s um " MI of misting with lath- th• cote and towhee he saltatued in his eacauater with faction at this esseemmt."—Obeerver. Benson s Illustrated Pamphlet. poet free toe two stamps, is descriptive of every con- i SEPErw nelliallell eneted obit to &lONA I. to sewanter 1 graction of watch new made. Watcheil safe ay pose to all parts . Mace for the bell end elissaWeaslup, and the Mende of d the meas.-oarswoman's.' Hessen appear 00.11601 GI sexism The remainder of the Cambridge crew repaired to the Star and Garter Timers, Petrie'', yesterday morning, aad their boat having arrived at the same time ai Bimmone . yard, prermatioes were made for their first row upon the owls. At a little after 4 o'clock the following gentlemen got into the boat : et lb 1. P. F. Gast, St. John's 2. J. G. Chambers, Trio*. ll 7 3. E. &underarm, Corpus lO 12 4. W. C. Smyly, Trinity ll 4 5. IL P. Fild, TriMer Ball ll 8 6. H. H. Trio* ...- — . . 11 5 __ _ 7. 3. 0. Buchanin, Trinity n 1 I. G. EL Richards, Trinity lO 0 Oozawara—F. H. Archer, Corpus They darted downwards, and then turned up about half as-hour beim high water. They looked an eivedingly small est et mew kr a lleivenfity mew, but are very smart with tbrdr work unhand, Wm their adversaries, in their Mot they dad NM time remeabably welL Their style d rowing differs from the Onenialer ; it is quicker, earl the beat le very lively with lee,, but whether it will be MO ee Mang and el.m . ent as the huger and steadier petit ii the &cooling is the impulant Mike that remains irs be seen. In a few minutes deer the Ormbebigenswe bed dented the Oxonians were also I. their boat. Yesterday was men favenisble than the previous afternoon when they free leemeited their boat, and they exhibited some improvise.* their oars, as before, being well palled ftwegh the water, and the proven of the boat steady and even, although they did not appear to be exerting themselves much. The tide was very high, and much increased by the peat goon tity of land water, but every snowmen Amid be made for the great difference between the water be whisk the mews ham hitherto peastised and thae epee with* they are sow training. They ass both enunthelemenly fine crews, and doubtless during the eight or. Mere days ha far practice, will kith rebel perfeseina is their respective styles. The Kamm Searle bare chartered (Wise 1., as usual, to aceompany the mos. " of the West minster School, and George throe ham surged " H," and there are other boats to aceompray tire race. Should the present wet weather continue, ormeeleithe will find no chance of accomparying the race with Mledoet by the towing path. The Oxonians are the favourites ; but it should be horse in mind that much must depend ma the weather on the day of the nee ; if heavy the bigger crew will be de cidedly advantaged. Two or three mom days will give a better notion of the probable result. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 3. TEI Caeircuwa's CLASSICAL —The gold modals glom by Ms Gun the Chapala:a. to two own ensociag Bachelors of Arta, who, having obtained senior optimise at least, show themselves the greatest proficiente in eluded leerning, have been this day adjudged to J. R. Mosley, Bing's College ; W.E. Wilma, Trinity College— mg. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Arm 3.—Arrournmarts. —Pay masters J. Edya, to be secretary to llear-Admiral Joao, K.C.8., and Id. Curpnven, to be additional to the Hawke. Engineer T. F. Hight, conarneed aa fireklase assistant engineer in the FiwaW, usapsraurnerery. PORTSMOUTH, Ana 3. The Victotia and Albert, royal yacht, Captain Ct. H. Seymour, CIL, arrived this monies from Antwerp, whither she had conveyed the Crown Primus of Premix. A report hu obtained earring that the Duke of Wel lington and the Royal Sovereign, two of the largest and lust line-of-battle ships afloat, are to be need and encased he armour plates. WOOLWICH, Aram 3. ROYAL .A.ItTILLILRY IN Ammukua.—From infor mation readied at this prrinon it appears that a court of inquiry hes been held as Melbourne, to ascertain whether the Royal Artillery can, ceneletently with the rake of the service, be award apes to perform regular penmen duty. The maxi was held under the mood= of Major-Genecal Sir T. Simon Pratt, 8.C.8., end comprised Major Pitt, 80th Regiment, president ; Captain Russell and Captain Badde ley, of the Royal Artillery, with other officers. It was stated by Colonel Carey that the first battery of the 15th Bripde, Royal Artillery, which arrived at Melbourne under the command of Major Dickson, brought neither gum nor ordnance stores. There was no leek of ordnance in the colony, hut the impanel inset had Do control over se the pus, ke., bioaged to the colonial governemot. and Wheel, handed over to the charge of the colonel of Vo. lantana. Other batteries were, however, expected from Regkind, and it was probable that arrangements would be made to place the whole of the colonial ord nance on ea imperial footing ; but meanwhile the first battery of the 15th brigade was unable to . performt es special duties sniped to it for want of the requisite ord nance, and the force bad therefore been called upon to per form garrison duty in the same manner as troops of the line. It also appeared that Major Dickson had protested spinet beteg so often detailed for court-martial duty, and bed threatened to report the deptradjutantleneral to the majorgessral commanding. Mayor Dickson had since been suspended from duty, pending the decision of bin Royal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief, to whom the proceedings of the court of inquiry has been forwarded. PRESTON ELECTION.—PRESToN,TMEIRSDAYAFTER - Nooll.—The nomination took place to-day in the Corn Ex change, about 7,000 persons being present; Mr. Robert Townley Parker, the mayor, presided. This liberal candi date, Mr. George Melly, was nominated by Mr. Alderman Miller, and was wooded by Mr. Alderman Goodsir. Sir Thomas George Heaketh, the esossevative candidate, was nominated by Mr. C. R. Jackie., and was seconded by Mr. Alderman W. Birley. The show of hands was declared to be slightly in favour of Mr. Melly. MR Brairmicr's Birsarrr.—We observe that Mr. Benedict takes a benefit to-morrow eveniog, at Drury. lane Theatre, when his most euecessful opera, The Lily of Killarney, is to be performed, for the last time this aeasou, with the same mat and in the same manner as it has been produced at the Royal English Opera. It will be preceded Mr. Howard Glover's lively and popular operetta, Onee To Often; and, after the opera, Mr. and Mr. Dios loud omit will swear in the third act of The Dublin Boy. Roam FOR THE EMMET...GEMENT OF THE FINE ARTE—Last eveniog Mr. Fahey delivered a lecture on "Common Things iu reference to Art," before a numerous audience of this society at their rooms in Conduit-etreet. The lecture was illustrated, and elicited frequent marks of approbation. A discussion followed. Tan VICAR OF BlarerAL AND THE EASTER Doss.—Yesterday, at Bradford, about fifty parsecs, resi &et in Oteekheaten, Hunaworth, Sooles, and Drighliagton, in the Wed Riding, were summoned by the agent of the Vicar of Birstel, the Rev. J. M. Hea l for various small sums, varying from 2s. to Is., due as Easter offerings. A few cases had been settled, but not more than half-a-dorem of the rest of the claim. wore sustained. These claims failed on the ground that process had been taken either too late or too soon—beyond six months from the time of demand, or within 21 days of that time. MEDICAL PRIZE..—At a meeting of the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, on the 3rd inst., the following prizes were awarded :—The Collegiol Trieooisl, to Dr. George Harley, of Holey-street, Cavendish-square, Professor of Physiology in University College, for his essay on the anatomy and physiology of the suprarenal bodies, illustrated by drawings and preparationa ; and the Jack sonian prise was awarded to Mr. John Wood, F.E.C.S., of Moompopetreet,Russoll-squars, Militant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital, for his diesertatim on the best method of aig tbe ream" ewe of Inguinal hernia, explaining the Principle of the operation adopted, and illustrated by draw -1 iss and preparations. PRESERVATION or LITE FROM SHIPWRECK.— Yesterday a meeting of the Royal Rational Lifeboat Institu tion was held at its house. John-street, Adelphi ,• Mr. The. Chapman, F.R.S., in the chair ; at which the following re wards were granted :-11 1 . to the crew of the boat at Palling, Norfolk, for rescuing eight men from the brig Jane, of North Shields ; 114 to the crew of the Teton mouth boat, for bringing to park the sloop Elizabeth, of TAgnmouth, and her Crew ; 361. to the crews of the boats at Whitby , Rye, Camber, Yarmouth, Candor. Weiner, sad Dundalk, for either assembling or rendering mistime* te con• eiderable risk, six out of eight of the crew of lb Adonis, of Colchester; 61. to a boat's crew of six men fee saving, at great risk, four men from the schooner Elizabeth, of Aberdeen ;IL to boat's crew of two men for saving, at some risk, two am from a noble which bad sunk during a sudden squall of wind near Scarborough ; 41. to a boat's crew of four men for saving, _ at emasiderahle risk, three men from the sloop Ceres, of *ratchet. It was reported that the in stitution was about sending to the Internatioual Exhibition a model of its lifeboat and traaspartiag carriage, and various ether Alleles for saving life from shipwreck. A very large wreck chart of the British Isles for the poet year will also be exhibited there by the society. Payments, amounting ta l k.„.. t r„efuc h a i cectif: t .uttar ou n! "pbotb o .tp,.)Trit t oymithrim h n. e d.wi v ni to 7601., having been made en various lifeboat establish od capsuled Surgeon, of Leominster, wrltes:—" Sartaa tot some_ years ex vtleitouandosevebtivecnotoitiosy other Cod Uwe OIL" esid wily In Es. ea., Sa. 9d, aad ea. try the l =sta kb llartord. and Co., 77, IMAM, Lawka. sal 7.:ijaaugmthlisma.Psket:taeL":4l.irownividauneeldidlya.e;,i for " HOUSE OF LORDS APPEALS. IafORIN Y. with= This was an appeal from the Court of Chancery which was argued some little time since, and the facts reported rn this journal. The point involved is as to the disposition of a portion of the personal estate of the late Sir Jame Wylee, physician, to several successive Emperors of Russia, which amounting to about 60,0001., had been invested iu the English funds. By his will the testator directed his whole property to he divided into ten equal parts, two of which he specifically appro. lidded to certain purposes, but the other eight parte he eft for future disposal, stating that if it was not &posed of by him in any subsequent instrument, it was to be placed at the command of the Emperor of Russia, with a view to founding some institution in Russia commemorative of the Emperor" Paul and Alexander, and which should bear the testator's MM. The a Rants are Rossiana,and seexecutors of the will, have obtained probate of it in this country ; and the respondents are the next of kin of the testator, who have obtained a decree of the Court of Chancery, declaring that as regards the personalty in England he died intestate, and that they were entitled to it. This decree was appealed against, and their lonlahips, who took tune to consider their opinions, now delivered their judgments, and held that the decree of the court below was correct, and must be affnmed. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. Thin body met yesterday at Guildhall, the Loaf) MAYOR is the chair. 21 . 11 PlPFAl rla ,dt* Egagi nn l4 . . . . Yr. Systzrea Wait the ford Mayor whit er Its weld give the meat env information relative to the °psalm of the Io• tersdilovel kahibitioa, sod whether the member, of the theist Wan to take ally part is, or to be invited to be present ea the onowion. The ioaoiltos laid be bad been in communication with ape of theeorruniamooms ; be understood that armiagemeets *ors to be made for the invitation of all the Aldermen of the City and their ladies, and forty members of that court and their ladies. BLACKFILIAM&BRIDGIL Mr. WILLIAM HARTRIDGZ pat the following questions to the Comptroller, viz. :—What program had bmn made by the Bridge-house Committee ha reaped to the plazas sad estimates for rebuilding Blaeldriambeidge ? When the Bridgaboute Committee were likely to make a report to the court! Whether, in the mune of their dellberatioes, they had detersoised on recountending a bridge at Black friars of See arehee ! - pve a narrative of all the varicose proceedings that bad taken place in reference to the proposed bridge to be placed acmes the Thames by the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, and the various plans which bad been ;imposed by thee.. He said, in the Ant plans, the plan of a 11116-1111111 beidge bad been submitted for consideration, but an intimation having been mot to the committee of the appointment of a royal commission on the question of the embankment of the Thames, the committee bad had to consider whether the proposed embankment would interfere in any way with the bridge which would heoreeted by the corporation at Blackfriars. They there fore cooaidered that it would not be prudent to consent to the erection of a nine-arch bridge. Since then the railway company had proposed another bridge with five arches, and upon this plan several engineers had been called, and the amnions of those gentlemen were now being considered by the committee. Until this had been done, of course he oould not lay what decision the committee would coma to. He mentioned that it had been agreed to by the engiueers generally that the present bridge is in • sound state with the exception of one of the piers, and it that pier and some portion of the arches were rebuilt only, that the bridge would be put in a state of thorough repair, and he might add that the entire question of rebuilding the bridge had only been brought about in consequence of the plan of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. (Hear, hear.) The matter then dropped. THE REMOVAL Or ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. The following motion wax put by Mr. Joax STZWAUT, vis:---"That the aldermen and commoners who are govsmars of St. Thomas's Hospital be respectfully requested to wait* the proceedings of the authorities in relation to the removal of the said hospital, and as representatives of the evaporation to give their beat assistance in promoting the riVereetion of the hospital in such a situation in the south alit:int in near proximity to the City of London, as shell be meet accessible to the afflicted poor, as well as conducive to their restoration to health." The motion, after some discussion, was unanimously Weed to. XL PIADODrik oirr TO TNT LONDON POOR. Mr. Deputy OIL% RIM pre aegis, of the following motion, viz. :—" Thal the bosomy heedom of the City, in a gold box of the valise d lOO gainsay, be presented to G. Peabody, Fin., an American citizen, in grateful recog nition of the princely munificenoe displayed by bloc in devoting the sum of 150,0004 for the benefit of the needy and deserving poor of the metropolis, and of the Christian sensibility of the sentiments which declared that the fund thus created should be administered irrespective of distinc tire of natiosality, party feeling, or religious belief." The reading of this notice of motion was received with enthusiastic cheering. CORN MARKETS. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 3.—At this day's market there was a very short supply of English wheat, and the turn in mice on such was in favour of the seller, but we masks no alteration in our quotations. Foreign again rather cheaper. Fine Earley quite as dear, other kinds declined. Baena, oats, and peas sold alown about previous rates. .11•Kcaurm,i. Aram 3. 3. — We have had • languid market. The beat samples of English wheat could not be obtained for leg money, while American was offering at a redaction of Id. per 1001 b., but the demand for both was slow. Flour was difficult to move, and must be quoted 6d. to Is. per seek and barrel lower. Oats and oatmeal in very limited request, at previous rates. Beans and Indian corn were unaltered in value. NIWARR, Arim. 2.—There was • very short supply of both wheat sad barley at market to-day, the former sup ported last week's rake, and line samples of the latter were rather dearer. Oats and 1414134 without change. NEWBORT, APRIL 3.—We had • fair supply of wheat, which met a steady sale at prices rather in favour of the seller. Not much Utley offering, prices the same. Oats, beans, end peas dull. UIRRIDOI, Aram 3.—The trade continua; dull. Wheat in bad condition, and oats a hairy isle. The few samples of barley offering sell readily aim advance of 2s. per qr., the demand being active for malting and sewing. WATIIRIORD, APRIL 2.—We bare namely • sample of home grown grain at market this week, and our import list is • perfect blank. There is rather • better feeling in the trade, with more demand for all articles, though in some cases buyers have been able to supply themselves at • trifle loss money. EDDIBORAEL APRIL 2.—We bad in the market to-day 1,218 quarters wheat, 809 barley, 2,166 oats, and 196 beans. There were sold—Wheat, 809 qm ; barley, 647 ; oats, 1,074 ; and beans, 142 qrs. As compared with last week—Wheat was L. 6d. down on top, and Id. down on average ; barley was the same on top, and Bd. up on average; oats were Is. down on top, and same on average; beans were 3d. down on top, and M. up on average. Priem per imperial qr. :—Wheat, 545. 3d. to 63e. lid. ; barley, 32e. td. to 385. ; one, 26e. ltd. to 325. Odd. ; beans, 42e. sd. Is 44i. Od. REMARKABLE DEATH AT CAB/BART.—A OOTTe spoodest sends us the following intelligence :—On Thurs. day last, two policemen entered the haws of • woman reading here, and remonstrated with her on account of her drain pips and shut. being choked, causing annoyance to peelers by ; whereupon she pared out upon them a volley of oaths sad mums—in the midst of which she fell down dewl —Plymouth Journal. tirorrAus no HIGH HOLBORN.—This important thoroughfare was closed yesterday morning from Middle. row se far west as Little Queen-street, fur the purpose of being repaved, and of laying down new gas nouns. 'MOULDED ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRADE OF ran POST or lawaroot.-0a the recommendation of • speeds' committee the Meow Dock Board yesterday agreed to oonstruct new warehouses for the corn trade, and new [raving Docks on the Herculaneum estate, at • • total cost of 25t,04. A f3olrvrcr Smiw harrosh.—Powramours, APRIL 3.—TheOadarina, °amid barque, Captain Dill, went mho r ac tor a n e c a red: i nd v a i p near Brighstone Grange, at the She bad on board 191 coevicts, hannaweed bound ban Bernstda, and when the fact of her hae=sse ashore became known throughout the island apprehend's we felt by the peaceable in habitants ea to the probable sosesquenees of n large number of = a dds darn being turned adrift without restraint. It y happened that owing to the services of the lifeboat—placed last autumn at Brigbetorre Grange f i l7 wa Z National Life Boat lastitutian —no lives wen 104 the officers, crew, and coovicta, being all safely kosght ashore by the boat on that station. The eurnets, on being landed. spread themselves over the village of Brighatone, and, we are told, celebrated their temporary liberty end their return to their native Mad by getting thoroughly drunk, and then fighting with each ether like wild beasts. A detachment of troops was, however, forwarded to the spot from Parkhurst. and the ooevicts were as awn se possible removed to Parkhont prison under a military esoort. The ship now lies high and dry on the beach, and there doss not appear to be any Pro. )ability her being got &haat again, owing to the nature of the pound.