The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-17 00:00:00

• t / • N EWS PAPE R • , . t e TA ./ "TUT aer - 4 4 1 rt _:,„„ ls l ,, ,• • •••Ail • • - • . ti. •., r‘ il t l •s• Mex.,. • ella • - "r4 ,- • • a • • . .lin . ' • J - .I tamer. _ a_,i_r/ r , ~ vvs -- ' / Na 4,893.) LONDON, THURSDAY SVINIXO, of U 4 17, 1862, `Stamped, id. Addllioa~l.) VWOPM:! CAETTA, calling it MADRAS. —The well- , IL ' • C wn dingo" aorta. n y steam .-ablp 11VDASPIR t lAN tea% WIO harm women: loadaw la the Victoria Doan. will loot in the Val, cm:oi kitrit paa•ropyht M awl Icollaft liksysterd un the 1 .411 lia) Ibis n....0111.wat ship, bullt es. =4,wurn!or tho has lwrn 'thoroughly n•fitte4l.l2l , wv...httiolo passervartv. YE will camil St an oanowo snit a atowartlew. TY son., o oil lac coot wool naonthly by am et Ow following YsiaaUu.i s': %diary 44 eras Ink outing WIWI Congasay : T.fts. gitrae.power.i Dead seibi. IN the CITY et wyrnexarrr..-I , IIEEIIOLD PROPERTY, VALCABILI PRPSHOLD FARM sad WOS)D LANDO, Anil§ eke, to Vict..ria-ttrert. ! at ItExuaraftr. [EMT, within Ave Niles oft sad MI.ESS 118.DANUCL BMITH,SON,andOAKLEY , One miles a the Raluham Station on the London, 1.. , , re,rived Instructions from the Execatois of Mrs. sod Dawn linliunT• Cooper to SELL by AUCTION. at the Mart. near the Bask of MESSR.S.DANIELAMITH,SON,antiOAKLICY x..4..1. ..,, •fI:Ii.SDAY. May 13. at 12. in tine Lot, a have received instructions to OFFER for SALE by FREEHOLD FIuTATR, A DCVOS, at the 11 mt. near the Bank of England, on T UR& situate on the south side of Oreliardetreet, Westminster, close DAY, May 27, at IX. a valuable to V ictoriaMmet, Bowl Sanctuary. It comprues three bonsai. . FREEHOLD COMPACT ESTATE ; numbered, Mt, 60, 63 • tirchartgtmet, a small tenement in the cmnprislng 24? acres of arable, pasture, and wood land, in GM yard of 110, Orchardetreet, and 11 houses in the rear of the following Leta other, and farming New-square_ l'be whole is ander a lease to Lot 1 will consist of 14%. Or. 30p. of farm lands, In • goadatehe the Weatmiester Improvement Commissioners tiL Clorietame, of cultivation, let to a yearly tenant at a low rent, with 1687, at the tow rent of £llO. The property by • frontage nf 68 102 a. W. 24p. of wood land, making In all Mt 9r. 14p., toset feet to Drelianistreet, and occupies a square block, including a sound - investment, sad preeentlas at the ems time upwards of 0,000 square feet. sporting features. Printed particulars may be had of William Lane, Dm . so& Lot 2. Chapelhill Wood, containing la. gr. 10p., at DM best dim., 4, Bedford-place, Russellmituire, W.C. rat the Mart: and of the Bell public-house at Brodliut st. of Mews. DANIZI, MERL Son. and 04.1114 T. Mad agents sad Lot& Hoed Wood,containing 2a. Or. lft. of wood land, *Coln surveyors, le Waterloo-place, Pall mall &W. lng the high road from Bredhunt to Magnum G 4 4. Milky Lands, containing la. le 37p. of arable le' NOAH' iLD Mill DaNCL and irablable MUMS!' GARDEN adi,dning the hien mad from am to sieungsonme sad VAL IT LAND. In the parish of DARMONDSWORTH, Plans an d p nr ifi ci ii... ar „, i n .....,, o f a ,, ranaga g am , an ; MIDDLIdt&C, about te mites from the West Drayton Station , mean ti me soy i n fr a ...m an may 10 „bt a jay — faaa;,, ' on the firms Westin Laney, wad 14 from Hyde park-corner D ada ., a ad ni t :wit hin . sa ti n g," 2 , N ow .. q , n re,i,. by the Bath-roe& W.C.: of J. P. Evans, Roy, Drift, Nuneaton; MRBSWIDANDLLSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY merield, land agent, Maidstone . and of Messrs. have reedved hestrucUons from the Isecutors of Mrs. eags,asol_oAgAar. land agent* and Otheyon, 10, ' ' =to SELL, by AITCTION, at the Mart. near the Bank of Mese&lLW. oe TUESDAY. 1412, at 11 . in One Lot, a I ' . . situate as ahem. irkirmowsliss° Si ali ttl i a ." :. e strrounded by about ' ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALM ' S,-L) II acres of very feline and well•tucked garden and fruit land. R OYAL BRUT RTRISiNe grrideg egeelyteill, W The homer ward= socemmedatioa for • teak rutesixed family, April . 01114 D MORNING PERI : ORMAN CRS and the outbuilding% include barn, stabling, chew bone:, du.: DAY sad SATURDAIf, at I, until the same there are three vineries. The land la of firstrate quality, and lerforresaWatd TWur ni all positively he en W. i•With the exception of sheet le acre) le covered with slanted left tbdyebdalmisy , the 30th April, be" and dwarf fruit trees, Including ansaaberry, cermet, ralcberrY cur apple. pear. cherry, phim, Ac. Th e prowlyabula oft a t leading fees Drayton to She bilsh ri ll a salfe tlth• frio. whole is en Wm I. Mr. Remy A IMa, at a rent of .41.t0 per annum. I la well adapted for market gardeners, and from its position, In an easily accessible situatioa near Lotulon, roast Increase le value. Printed particulars may he had of William Lane FAQ., soli citor. 4, Itulforg.place, Extuell-square, W C.: at the De Burgh Arms Inn, West Drayton Station: at the Mart: and of Messrs. Didn't Kam, SON. and OARLIT, land aged, and surveyors, 10 ; Waterloo-pin , l'allnalL &W. I r• TEIsEGRAPHIO INTELLIGENCE. . POLAND:- AartzLl.VlEßYroil Mile. AMERICAII NINISTIM. Dodos, chatams. n t indOAKLEY 14 (aunmar's rmasams.) It for SALE by AMERICIAL • *land, on TUES. NEW TOILE, Area. 4, Nomura. rood land, ha tee (Per Noes ficellsa, by Telsraph aid Pentad awl Lsodowlsery.) Sad, In • g'"d statel Vie Senate has paged the bill for the abolition n yr. • "'L isp , ber torm w t i ng th Of slavery in the District of Columbia by 29 against . time •ajoyiieie 14 votes. A compensation averaging SOO dollars for Op., A the back h slave is to be paid to the elaveowners. All the • Mar- States members 'voted against the bill. rood land, adjoin* ; WO dollars am appropriated to aid the volun- p. of arable land, ' 911(l u essigration of r e t a lavimito liskyii agiji Liberia. , 'Morns . i important F ;torment is 'graded fel l OG, sn ß d enn i°ett th. te u, place shortly in the neighbourhoog of Yort . Nam. , . are, Lincoln's-has, Peninsula. n • °I Mr. SU in- j Thb Confederates have occupied Big Bethel'ill . Essm. sans, ), waserloo-olsm wg'''' i ratite& has left to take the command in j = -. .1"." ". -""..- - - : d ti la , Federal moils osi the Teuneeiee ...-LEOTARD , , •, , scut the bath of e . WEDN 4 each •r- . . • • dal*. 'Me 'nth. wit i la rot til ,• . War De t has ordered all farthwu C---- e ding , * , army Asrirgae . . N N at Tialabornor WEEK of KW le of unparalleled • NEW TORY, Aram 4, Evian:Ks. lth her admirab le The Confederates are burning portions of their , Prnqjlatifil"!: --La-- 1- , r , _._..Y... T 4 :4 4.4.4......4.444,1 41.4.4 4,4.44.44.4_ (TOON 0178 OWN .t.) WARSAW, Ana 9. Yesterday, the anniversary of the terrible Warsaw massacre of hit year, passed . off in the 'greatest quiet, although the tilatrehee wen crowded with people, and an sueenaled * of livelier* pervaded the streets The government seems.at last to have perceived the futility of their Wpm)* to put down such quiet demonstrations of the inextinguishable national life of thetPoles, and, with a commonsense very unusual in such a quarter, ofitn-ed no oppoid-' Con to the natural desire which periled every adore to oelebeate b ribs astriversary of the As" when so many . 1 potion to ti, anomaly of a Ei:ement vrithoq. p, • e portent= among ple it governs, t to say whetheithe which +the 'ad took' on this OCCSaIOO —which, after all, was only so far to be oommended that it offered a strong eontesatl the insane folly - • lady Jorel)n cskatts ..... Jaws .. ... *MI Oi IM Meth /00 ?AR SOO 1.4611 SSO iTb SOO Lai • SOO LSO you IL Narsralbss IL an ti — Kr -- ellrellie air paean Imply tonleeein. - 41TIPIDLAY M am irr sod illswiest mreet. 1. ‘t . the Bet4ena Co . L... I. ....1 , ',ken ,trvet, L C.: =ale He Ceespeey. 9. ii 1110.14 hill!. I. ,, aelost. LC., Irteen d eaten ter epeeletiewet. ..,, 111.1.hipmen In M twee RICHARD At% 6•111,61166. MA haft sad Lasoret ‘hlppinz Company ,1413646), 6, Meant hoe. LC WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NNW `Ma[ Olrv,t —Ms LIVERPOOL, NNW YORK. PRILADILPHIA MI/L.1114H! P COMPANY *toad doopateb. en Mar taapr•trwi ir.4l w row 114eamahlya, alibi' .1 Wm sislork paira.,,,ets and liespaiches. a. follows: MEEKLY Yttoll LIVERPOOL FOR NW YORK. which has their proosedings—is to 11111 • be taken as a sCgu of their intention to turn over a ' ' a li ve tin tint pyemies! n f avr les,f, apl r earry..out in spirit, as well as in has tabss any_ sou., amiesi , fetter; The, ,ordinances of the C Plea% ilWrif lad they &litre 6 "lftuieter, e l ii 6 yids • filf " sedemosidi sr _ mat Mons 1 6, 1 deepest Waft* ' Wean* libilis, eje a b ildim be grim to &We' 1 gorernmelfrlltrkt length gm e sentiment wi preli= 4l s the reality of that shadow of fibers/ institutions should minpuste a new sad • which ha s so often been exhibited to them only to tor4c,g the sountri. . ... . .. •rammittaraidarina to .r lIIIINDURn 11, Wednesday, Awn II MA. Wedneed:llo. CITY (17 BAUM Walser lay Kay 7. AIM wiry phi" Cobb pewee, U. 11. sod II phi" to lb* row mistles. if dreari wares. I all parrlekas opolsed. Poimeors lot rsamlaaa gu Th ra i rw ilig a States booked lasst 1 ;11M11 M e ll e n. W —"sr hilther or to and MACZY. el, Mai inas...t...e, City. MBE 'LONDON PA.VILION, 1. street. top of the Haymarket— LAßS \ OONSTA NC& whose engestembut has been one success, and whoseenesical powers, combined with ix. contralto voice, cannot fall to delight the most Dun._ During Passion Week, selections from th e -stated meter wlii ' - cotton in Tenneeeee. It is repcirted that prepare- . be rendered, In the production of which special care has been Lions have been made to burn Memphis in case of taken in order Waive teat to that grand and stibllme composi tion. Selections also from Der h.'etschuts" every evening. I DeoesaitY- Admission, area, bd.; balcony, It—LOIBL and SON.NHAki- Preparations for the approaching battle in Ten- MEP., Propletors. nesse* appear to be making by both belligerents on _ a most extensive scale. The Journalof Commerce thinks that the American consul acted in accordance with the precedents of foreign consuls in Mahommedan countries, and that he was perfectly . justified in seizing the two Americans at Tangiers. NEW YORE, Alllll. 5, Arrizuroos. The markets are generally unchanged. Stocks are dull and heavy. The Edinburgh and 811.111111111, sailing to-day, take over half a million dollars is specie. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Ara 4, Rama Money easy. Gold lf per oink ma. &Amp ; bankers' bills, 114. Stocks heavy. Now York 82k ; Illinois, ; Edo, JBI. Cotton very aria • Upland, 28a. Mao- toad* downloads. Wheitquies nnehaapd. Con toproviii. Provisions gold.. Coffee good *wry. Sow wiry dm. Molasses steady. be withdrawn. It is a remarkable fact that there are many in the Russian army in Poland, particularly among the officers of the lower ranks,' who have shown a i decided partiality towards the Poles. This is well known to the government, and the luggage of ' Russian officers who enter Warsaw is accordingly enbieeled to as rigorous an examinatioa by the i pollee aethat of any stranger. Numerous arrests have taken place in the various regiments, and the lodgings of the officers are regularly searched from ' time to time for secret pamphlets, newspapers, ks., which are often found concealed in their rooms. The national mourning continues to be worn, and the decorous conduct which almost necessarily aocompanies the wearing of suoh a dress hae s had the hest effect on the morality of the country. Gambling and the dissipations of all kinds which are always seen in large towns, and which were formerly very prevalent in Warsaw, have now almost entirely dinippeared, or are only practised in secret by a few reprobates wbo escape by conceal , ment the general indignation which their conduct, if knows, would excite. The polite have of late increased in activity, and arrest people for the most trivial canals. The state of siege did not permit three persons to meet is the street ; the police, however, are so zealous in enforcing ths edict, that if you meet your friend in Warsaw and stop to talk with him, they threaten you with arrest if you do not "move on." A curious incident occurred the other day, which shows that, however elastic the consciences of the people at the had of affairs here may be, that is not the case with thaw who carry out their brutal orders. Last Saturday there was a grand review, and General Lade?* did not arrive for some time after the troops were on the ground. This made some of the soldiers' horses impatient, and one of them fell with Lis rider, killing him on the spot. The man who met with so untimely an end bad, it appears, been very active in the massacres which took place here last year ; and it was observed that his comrades muttered to one another that his sud den death was a judgment upon him for the acts of which be had been guilty against innocent and nn , armed people. MHZ ITALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL COMPANY. Owlet Aennyase with Umßad mad capital 2% OO.ooof. 'C1,000,000 prided Ire r. 0.030 shares of 5001. 4LIO each. DemTlONT — Sivioil434l;;;il per share. tl on allot meat. m. Widen Government guarantees a minimum Interest of az per and no the capital, And also a sinking land to provide for be rederiptin. FOILESTAIILL—Fer Levolament art Otoopedios. MERELDANIKISMITEL.BON,aadOAKLZY , received histructiorei to eELL by AUCTION, at the Mart. near the Beak of tingisuid, on TUMIDAT, May u.ssii. la reparate Lots, TWO .omi-detached flistelass FAMILY 2.2251DENC111, with large gardens. also coach-houses soil stabling at a cease- Went distance; each of the homes, which have bees erected. and are distinguishes' as Vos. I and 2. St, O T :masa mil i Villas. contains 17 handsome room, with imitable aim: Obey are well situate, and command beautiful views. No, I, with stable and coach-bonne, Is Id toO. &schema, tag., at the mods. rate rent of .2120 per annum No. Pia et Dineen& vacant The property Is held on lease for a Lena ot &I year' unexpired, by separate leases, at ground yenta of Melia perannum each house, sod A 6 liff. the stabling. Malt the paroles, money may. if de sin t remain on mortoge. May he stewed and particulars had at the Mart. LC.: Angelo J. Lewis, Lg., 36. Lincoires-Inn-gelds;and of Mean DANIP.I. SlinTll, MN, and 0/[l.Rl', land agents, 10, Walitliso place. Pall-mall, VADDE-VlE—This Pure PALE BRANDY, la 'or gallon, is demonstrated, upon analysis, W be s z salthety bee from acidity, and very superior to recent inv Yeas of Comae. In Trench bottles, the per dos. ; or to aum foe the eountry, Sith Beltway carriage paid. No AVMS, eW to be obthanol onlyfet army BRETT and Co., thit Fornithis, Dislillary, Bolbora.M.C., PlitTninita PI ITALY. TM Manion de Carom, Simulate of the Chamber of Deputies. The COllttlailara,ll.Arnator formerly °mentor of Boloos). N. Farina. Resent of the DeVW.nci formerly Ithil•S•r Public Works at Naples . . G. la. F,rues. Bankrr. Tune. X. Lnrent. Lntcr, t~rma yEREZ—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24a. per doz. Il=nnleas Paid. Reaosamendad nab andlidanon WRIT and Co., Withers and Importers, Habana Lan, AC. INKTAT , IV , Ir!.101.1!.11). 0. 0. Ilsepherace, Oq., Chairmen a the AV$ and rafted Iterelce gunk. Last.wl. H E.Sq.. Director of the Oriental Bank Corporation. Jane* Di, k E.g. Lennox, Nephew, arid Co. , 16. New Brawl. STIVIINS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merehanta. WINER of superior quality. forts from the wood, flee, 27.., 32a. ; superior, 34,„ Ma. per dozen old crusted, 4054 as 64a, tio. per dozen. Sherrie., good, Vs., Ms., Ma.; choice, 421., 49s he. per dozen. Amontillado and Manes. Mita, Ma., L isbon, rich or dry, 325. Catmint's, Ms.. Be cellos, aft ; Marsala, lined, 235.. Vidonia, 30s. per dozen. Cblimlwrine, mod, 30.., 42,„ 42a. : Must's, Perrier4onet's, Clic quoth, Atc., 4.5., Ms., 72a per dozes. Claret, yin ordlnalre, Be., 2,34.. St. Hatephe, At. Julien. La Rose, .tic 36., his., 42e. 4da ; Chateau Margaux and LAMM, 664 , 725. per dome. looks and Moselle., 30a., gis., 541., sea, 72k.: sparkling, Ma., Oda All other wises equally reasonable. Delivered tree within an mites. Harms. cud—?g, Dishogriptewtreekirithts. _ Arvid tient Cohoed W Casnnht 11 Orator, Director of the Madras Irrtrat len and (Until C.iniiesisy. Wm in niter t Zags, Ihresitor of the Eastern Bengal Railway C ( l .i Slaat.l. Gsq., Director of the Agra and nailed Service Bank. taw, !Stray Chairman of the Peninsular and tien old strum Navigation Company P. muit. t-4. Esti ' Chalcutt Douse. /Unction, Surrey. J. P Woos Wmahrad. ran , M.P., Deputy Chairman of Um Lood' n ami North Werdern Railway Company. ELVELLO I WIWI— Messrs. Maatarsmis„ Peters, and On, Sieltotanlnne. ZLIIIIIL4 is ITALV—Metsrt Charles Da lenses and Co., Turin. S..l.l.i . P.R.v—Ne , ers. Mena and Son, MA Cannon street. ltavatMs—Measrs, Poster ant BrslthsrNte, f4l, Did Brud•street. JoINT X11.4111111A. Mow. Chas. NoO. Turin. J. Abernethy, Leg M 1.0 E , London. Proanoctlam and lona. of =ion may Ire obtained tram the toad ire, and as offices 11 ° Ma, fleet pea taaa. lli I:redraniianne, Old larnadnamat. CAMDEN-TOWN. adjoining the Regent** Clutat and the London and North Western hallway Coinpany'r= ME — SRS. DANIEL SMITHAON, sodOAILLEY have received igotnuatesu to MI. by AUCTION. at lba Mart, on TUlSlDAT ia la o lt iz at i a p r a lota, an exceeStigiy Valuable ry (load tax redostaid), easeprialog tho Stanhope Anna, • very large and substantially built hog" arigiaally designed for the Tor. minus Hotel, rgpostte Plaktores warehouses, at the entrance to the goods station, awl let as lease for a term, of which about 40 years are aoexpirag ah the vary tow rent of 4150 per mama The adjoining boom, o. L Stafford terrace, let to • mot/ tenant, at 1.34 per annum. A capital wharf, on the Ull,lllB Canal, with lay.lry for loading and unloading sheds. .4c , together with • dwellinghouse, 1, Upper Jsmelbstree tab r.% on fora term, of which 2 years are unexpired. at 4100 per annum rreehokl ground rents of seven otimeas each, swung upon Nos. 2,1, and 4, l'pper lamo4street, term 00 yews trots Chriumas, POI. This property offers good opportunities fur sound freehold investment., which can be widow obtained In the neighbourhood. particular, with plan, showing the 111 , 4111 of lotting, may hv obtain...l of Meows. Hollingsworth. Tyerman, and Green. solicitors, $4, Oreeham.stnet, and of MOMS. DAMEIL 8111711, 001, and 01/LLIT. bald agents and surveyors, 10, Watarlowplatv. Palma 1, S.W. MOLDAVIA. VIENNA, Aram le. According to advice' received here, Prince Sapieha and M. Mawrojani have obtained the inn 'session for the construction of a railway from Galatz to the frontier of the Bukovina. The Moldavian government guarantees the inte rest of 6 per cent. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (Imperial pinta. M. 9d. the dozen% Barka idea sad Gab assits est?. stout, In bottle. of reputed sad imporlal massarsa sad We ot IS gallon. sad N o wt t Loodoa stoat, • doses (auk Al. sad Noss Waal slam* kr exports, tka.-1100DY sod Ow. souk Llaookost,ll.o. 1017RNITURE, CARPETS, awl B E DDING. Bee ear Caleb erne. elaborateLy Illustrated with 150 astray lags, contalnlag prim of every article, and estimates for CM- Os tali furnishing booms of any class. This very useful golds forwarded gratis and post free on sppUcation to LMIN CRA %TOUR and Co.. Cabinet Manufacturers, X and 1:3, Queen's. buildings, Knightsbridge, London. Country orders carriage free. N.B. An elegant and complete walnut drawingrouni suite, X guineas; Melon-room ditto, ia saabugany, Y.S guineas: and two handsome and bedroom sult,s, 94 and 21 guineas each. The whole new, sad bargalna TTALIAN IRRIGATION CANAL COMPANY. The APPLICATIONS for SHAM ts Italy tieing alteadp bratty In ewer of the somber reserved for that coastry, NOME 14 lIKRERI" 011CF.N that the Loudon Let rill be MAID us *ATI libAY sett, 19th Instant. LI:LI LIT= BS VLY,Seeretary protein. IS, Gresham 11.415 C. 0 d liniadatreet, City, April 14, 1.411. POLAND. WARSAW, Aran 16. Twelve of the individuals who took part in the disturbances in the cathedral of this city, on the 10th inst., havebeen condemned to military service; one will be brought before a court-martial, and two others have been sentenced to several weeks' im prisoninent in the fortress. A CCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY, Ileal.belldlege.Wirt, IC. Ifeeedesi IMM CapitalplßM, la IEINPI alms of AIL Empowered by Apedig AM. of ,%I ifolL 1114191• W Mania. a,. K eny. lit Piater. lbE QC. Ile ery Mar Alarm. At an Ettrior.lin try iIMMI MINOMIONWAIreIsobIen, Iteltt .41 I' ill.. •th in.( int. Tien niemeed ohm,. o f Twenty fl. 1 . 0.1111.1. raw L care meted. es emelt of whiel Al will Ir ilne The 1.1,01..1. art iii J‘nuan Jab. %11 Om* I.nr .1. nmit le mode es or before &befell 121-o Ant int *Nth illy th. , 'hare Hi wpb laally eleeel. le Almon J.eliete fiat, bloom and lea. MM. 'min+, greet, bn Arr. to the Compemp. 11th Aped. 1..1 LONDON CIATRAM. sett DOVER RAILWAY.—ISALE of KARELIA PROPERTY on the WEATYRN EXTE3SION LINT et WEROOD, LENT. • RADANINIAMITH,SON,antIOAKLET 111. oro — brirlic•tod to HILL by AUCTION, at the (town Rota. Rocbsour, as SATURDAY, May 14, at 1 for 4. la UM, O. sad J. FIELD'S PARAFFIN J art OA6-6PLRIIIACZTI CaNDIZI, la ed. par lb. Brimming In transparency all other kind; give se eateuat of light that renders them almost as clvesp to the ononser r asinpeeites at lid. per lb.: vide Dr. Letheby's re. peek whir essay be had with the candles, of all dealer la tows aad eratry. Abe Pickle celebrated United Series Soap 1W" ad sad 41. ear /UM L (wholesale ea] ). at the Maarectery, EIPPIJt THE HERZEGOVINA. MO TAB, Ana 16. TWENTY-SIX TRIIKIIOLD ITOI4IIIB and COTTACI/11, and some platen( Building Land dee, to the Above line, In the populous and increasing town of Wood Kent, and not far tram both rvlw• stations. The houses are sisintantially built. and are situate in the l4m.lon.rned. st the foot .4 strood hill, and in Prentice street. They are all let at very taudenite rents. ainuant. about ABS per annum, and with them will be *old the per petual recht to the lofty arches under the viaduct, which ore wen adapted for stahlm or Mores. Water is laid on to all the houses. Printed particular., with plans, may be bad of Messrs. Primal.. fields and Newman, 5, New Biutk.buildlngs, Lothbnry, P.C. ; at the place of sale and of Maws. Dentin. SMITH. Aux, and OAILIT. land meets and serveyera, lfa, Waterloo-plate, Pall. Mall. London, S.W. After entering Bagnani, Dervisch Pasha de spatched a strong party conveying provisions to Xiksich. Upon its return the escort was attacked by a number of Montenegrins and insurgents. The attack, however, was repulsed by the four batta lions of Semi Pacha, after an obstinate fight, and considerable loss on both sides. B&OUSA, Aran,ls. BONDS PERMANENT MARKING INK erlsbal) for marking on Linen, Silk, or Cotton. 1► quires no preparation, and is by tar the best. Notiee.—The genuine may be distinguished from all spurious Imitations by °b eaming that each bottle bears on the label the address of the In ventor. Jolt N BOND, fa, Long4ane, West Smithtield,K.C., where it may be obtained wholesale and retail, and at most druggist s, medicine venders, stationers, the United Kingdom. Pros la per bottle. AMERICA. (nom ova ewer CLERICAL, MIDICAL, mad 01111111 AL LUIZ A. RAN CE Parr Y. IL ht. Jsassis syssett Desese. LW. Established WM. Ilagestersd Nests/Ad al Psilltzsiset. a l " 1 a 311 ‘ar1 140 .41 1 . _ . _ . tR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NZW SPRING AND NUSIMER STUCK for the World-homed Scotch ANGOLA 16s. TROUSER& Is sow replete and ready for laspeetion. Mhos Treenail were originated by Mr. Miles, Whose only addren la BROOK-Silt ET, IttA NOV/a-OW:UZI sad who Is aot ounaected with any person lantatiug aad Wier- Using In his name. 1113TABLUINZG ltith 8111111GAirt. 1811. The Montenegrins have released 600 Albanian prisoners, but have retained the chiefs. Five thousand Bashi-Basonb are marching upon Vasse vich and Albania. Dervisch Pacha is in the neighbourhood of Mikaich, which is blockaded by the insurgents. Me Wet premeal• — .ll4 Z .-. 11•1111 ea tie tit Jsznsff 144, I r liteeelatatka at iie Ilmemk . elmeered, • • • -- eehlrnee of the progress of the Illatiolir7 Hut during liegulminetatial penal ehkh termiesteal on the 10th Jane, :24. Arierseree for a Intel ewe of 21,451470 hail been e 11,1,1, laciest au limas., of ixtt.:, on tbooe of the preview eve ). iry, tba: GREECE ATHENS, APVL 12 (sib Corfu). General Hahn has sent messages to the govern ment announcing that the garrison of Nauplia is breaking up, and that great numbers of insurgent officer( and soldiers have surrendered. lir Im's.. 11.4 , 1 Incnrimed 110.$1:10 In L 196.400 per me. Imam that TA' ;I.eusinv. Fund lad rl,n trues $.11,154,V6 b X 1.412.1111 •n,I that • _ addition to the PAW.. ot L 175,077 wu then able, napil . Tt a:?31.4711.1t the prior diviage. . . Is llbutte? of of tbr r;eutte of the 1.11.1M0n. that the treeraiottery tri.lition shove named ertreoell 49 per rent .or %wird t.lth au, front 93 to par rent. ..a the Itrattont. paid m the her ,t..ars awl that lhr ' " . l'Ath llosto• .terrar,l . ..% per rent. on the like l'nentiurus, being Amosisy•ll the Ltneeet .err oh-risrld by any rdfler . The Repot esplainett at length the natnre of the inve.tenenta, awl the heap. •d the t ..tent.tt tons, the revolt. of athlett, es above Ana n. err emmently favottrehle. The following an• .mote the .114tInctive restart:4 of the Anriety ~,ht A ) 0• f the whole .or ,•tin half of the Antet.tl ..11in3.. itoz the hnl for 'eah may remain no credit. and mei “th. ..taltutle L. • debt ou the or be paid .4 at any t,no rolklee for Pere- art may he effected at rates peculiarly teeetrAb to _ . - 10;414 I. ~..) 1, at notolojog proportioned to um taws.. 1 risk. Prompt *4llean of of Claims.—Clain ;ski thirty days after proof. of .seth. The Aernents andl MOAB, Sheets are at an times open to the Insp. inn of tii.• 4.•n0.1, or of perm... pn.posinit Tahlet of r..,t0, Form, of l'roposal. the Report ain.ve afol w .tetll.l.Beennot of the pnweetlings of U 81111/ ern I. ~ t ..1ne.1 from Any of the ,lowlety'e Anent+, or of int; CI. TCLIrvE. A..tuary an.' Seceetan. 11 Mt. James •vo.i.tre Lomloo. • Th. twit, Irh ream l'n,tlt• will take place In January, 1607. anri 'we... who en..., New l'onek Winer the end of June next win Inv 'tank.' at that ,Ilvt-tun to nue year'. avlJlllutial share of pedis over Infer Avnirery 'UTATHERSTON and BROGDEN'S GOLD cp . wii nv yoz weight, at realltabll vslei_sad tW lakhntaitohly at oll.kleink . - ;;;Juaikothronf plc. -1 A: gold ha the chain. goat' wired. and re machined at the pries eiiiinie4 " Here's thew**, floe ma. h t. ar again roles, to the ignmet carat 7ho anautn, of the gold, and charge kw twi11..." listanfootory, N.. 16, Henrietta-street, Corcut irardtat, W.C. Landon _ . Asaay4 ma& of cholas and jewellery for IA. each, N 14 Thi■ r‘tat , ?l- CIOSed at oln the *rosins, and on estunlays at 1 o cl.. ItFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and klmtachow are maimed by the sae of IIoWLANDIC ISAFASSAR OIL This ekaant, fragrant, and pellucid oft Is unirerully In MAI repute far its unprecedented sitecese during the In neomoling the growth. restorlet,, and beauti• tying Coe human liar. It prevonts heir from halm:: off or tom Inr :nay, strenutle to went. hair, elean.ei It from scurf and d indent. and Ptak.., it leatitifolly soft, pliahle. amt ....boor. For It Is roemiimended, a. forming the ikalliS of a beautifoil howl of Mir. In all climates It alike oloplays Is in inanparaltie wank., and has long been so estahlithe I farourit• In India. Prim 3..04 ,7. , IS. 11.1., equal to funr jinx% and na, per hottle .'I -1 by A. RoWI.ANII Aral *INS, 70 ilattmeicarden, ca %yi.hciaists and perfumer..—Ask for Ituwhindir klacseao Ax EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LADIBERTS ASTIPIATIC BAUM U. without confining the bowels or Adeline the bowl truly elks lons and pleasant, la admlUdell e hest medicine for immediately relieving conga, colds, nudirmed cars of asthma, and Incipient consumptisa It be yond!, ewes persons whom the fatuity pronounce ineurahle, adndrshly alleys the tinkling which provokes frequent roughing. In ..pensulong run-umpton its etre, la sure truly 10 acacia'. Pares .1. prite.l of sleep. or even lying down for feu of ludas. Its.. mny depend on relief in a few minutes atter taking It -- Pt. row.l 0.1,ty and rill I.y W LAIIIthRT, chemist, 20. Jermyn. Mtn, ilennarket, and hy ail druggists la bout. 131,1_ and thhe re...biles h, one. is. Sat He patients, and ask for Laden 1 Asthmatic 11aWm. The maw sad avidreve Is engraved on the amnia. DR. BUCIIAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, inr Nervnev, Relasetion aad Geaaral Weakness, at cites Mtg.", 4t,1 invitr.ratrg with etedeal repiditl the most tiabill• tate.l c0n.th...t...0..11,...rehy culturing= law•rih, increased Pi rrnirth, energy, 3r,.1 n redoubled l of the rooseuter spans. trial will forte convictive, and prove failure Weans silk Pei, c ter lorttle, 111. M.. Ile., or four Owes the smatity, 53.4.—Whwiriate liegi'Lag sad ROOK 75, Warrinitilon street . and of all . henasta throughout the world. DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE restores manheod to the woe shattered conatltutlero to Omar wok*. Failure la leap saints. flu @Recta aro permanent Do cosealtatlon nocyeaary.—sold In caw* with full titatructluat . or four ueantittee to Sla., sent saywhare, carefully Poked ao notate ol manilalac or stamps.—.tole &gentry rl/01:T mad co.. t 23. Strand. neer Templober. ISSEIIOLD KE4IDINCII and LAND, containing together Eta. Ir. tOp.. In the village of DOWN, near Bromley. KY.NT. MESS It S. DANIEL SM I TH,SON, audOAKLEY have received Instruction tram Use Mortgagees, under a pm., of mkt, to SILL by AUCTION. at the Mart. near the Bank of Logland, on TVZSDAY. May VT, at 12. In Flee Lots, a valuable 'DELHI/L.O 1104TATIL situate in the rural village of Down, In a pretty part of the county of Kent, about three miles from Farnborough, and viz from Bromley and St. Mary Cray Ma t in s. It contpriees an old fashi..ned reddence, known so 'Cromer Lodge, containing dining ant droving rooms, four bed rooms and two servants' rooms, kite hen. a v, alma lofty tower, cootaming tire small rooms, with an angle turret: .letaclted stabling. chalac.house. large covered cattle yard, with sheds, pigsties, Ac.: surrounded by garden and pad dock, corstaining In the whole fa. Ir. top. ; also a capital large garden or nursery ground, onthe opposite side of the road, cum ro lig in the whole la. Ir. tip. an enclosure of gand arable land coetaining fa. Or. 5p.: an enclosure of fertile meadow Lool containing ta. Ir. sp., and another enclosure of amble laud voila:Ming aa. Ir. 13p. Pa-bmilarc may be bad of Messes. Worland and Godfrey. soli citor.. a Abigdon at the Mart at the loan at Farnborough and sod of Marra. basin. SSITN. 8. , N, and °MUM!, Wad tt4..ls ta a n d surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, &W. Ttt .0 FREEItoLD 11.1241D274C12 In the IfORNINOTON-2.02D. Ilt'Nf the York and Albany, limpuVr.park, wit& tasmadiat• go.ralon. ESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAICLICY 111, %me reectred lastructioas from the Mortgegres ander a 114. Cr of 'ale to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, worths bank of Failmol. on TUFADAY. May 27. at It TWO deOral.ta IIItUJIOLD 71 trot 75. in the 3ionsiaktres-road. not I from the Yort sad Molly and illoucestcriente, Meg-lit'atark, in the parish of AL ?antra, They are semi detach...l substantial]) built of brick and slate, and contain the 1.141L1i accommodation for sespeetable ..• famlller. No: 71 is of the natural value of 5.95. aid No: 76, of t 7:.. but they are at present moncup4eil, so that pousasloa isms Ire 11.1 on completion of the purchase. Particulars may had ref Messrs. Mortised and 00atirry, sdl eitors. Abi140.41. ..1 Mr. George Murphy, 2n, Staahoge4trest. . nt the Mort and of Mews. Dmizil. MIJA, osul ItAlt Lvov, land agents and surveyor; 10. Wale , Psilmoll. S.W. KENT —Valuable awl eumpuet illtkitHOLD ESTATE, euntuln• inc alvntt in AI res hichb peNiurtive Lend, only one mile and a hall from tlw greatly aucrembet town of Achford. MESSRS. DANIEL 81111TH,SONotwil/AKLEY have received inalruetloas to OFF= fur SALM by ATC TIIIN, on LACTON -HALL FA Itlf, a talicible freehold estate. beautifully situde at Willesbormigh, 111.11, coo MINI 11.11.11 a half iron the eemiang market town Ashford, le a cheerful and healthy part of the comity of Kent. It consist,. of a well built fares cottage. which might easily be enlarged ao al to form a amid readvem for a gentleman. There ire wildarranged fans 111111.1ilirg. in good repair, together witn severe! eocloaures of rich oirailow and arable laud, In a high state of cultivation, lying in cringe-fence. and cont.duing together about NINETY TWO ACRES. The estate may be viewed on application to Frederick Morton, Rm.. of tmeetb, whom lease will expire at Michaelmas, lotto Particulate may be bad at the liatacen's Head Motel. Ashford of W. T. Chapman, Esq.. imitator. liiguleswade ; and of Mown. 11.41111/CL t4KITH. SOX, and CIAILLIY, load meats awl surveyors, 10, Watertuo.plece. Pall-Mall, LW. lENT.—Walosble FREEHOLD COPPICE WOODLANDS, near RitUngboarne, with immediate IL/1 ESSRS. DA N lEL 81111'11,80, sr " : ". do, ARLEY avi. have rerelved instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUC TION. at the Hart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, May 27, at 12, valuable FREEHOLD WOOD LANK with the timber and underwent growing thereon, situate In the ..ceecal parishes of Bobbing. Borden Newington. awl stock. bury. containing together 422 a. Ir. "rap., In the folbia Inc Iota: Lit 1. That part of Chestnut Wood lying nonheast of the Key.etreet road, containing 20*. Or. itSp. of chestnut plantation, the *hole losing in the parish of Bobbing. Lot . 2. Another portion of Chestnut Wood adjoining the turn pike fowl from Slttinglimirne to Chatham, and hounded on one side for nearly a milt by the turnpike rots* from sittinghourne to Maidstone, and containing 12zia Sr. 4p.. with wweireevea house and pr. mines, awl in the several parishes of Bobbing, tier. den, and Newington. lot 1. A small piece of Arable Land, containing 21 acres, and wcia of Chestnut Woint, adjoining the turnpike road from Sittingiourne to Maidstone. running In a southerly direction, and obtaining teipsthor IbBa. tar. 13p., in the parj,bcc o f p cn i c j i and Newington. Lot 4. Another portion of Chestnut Wood, running Horn the Porsipike road nearly up to lio•detritet, and containing lbw yr. Sttp., to the parishes of Borden, Newington. and Stock key. Thr principal portion of this land le on a level, and may kw converted into arable. Ll. Coe ant Wood, In the parish of Newington, containing Ta. Sr. lip. Lot A. Maiden Wood, In the parish of Newington, coutalning FL Sr. Hp. Lot 7, Stony Rocks Wood, in the pariah of Newington, ialra4a. Ir. Slp. tinner's Rough Wood, In the part* of Newington, eon tabing ' -nog tm Or. 18p. - The four Met iota adjoin or am approaeled trom the turnpike road leading trona 81 •Wnibminie to Making's*. Plana and particulars are In cootie of pmaration . and to the meantime any Infortoatioa may be obt.ed of Mews. Bennett, Poisson. and Thornhill. solicitors. I. Nensouare, Lineoln's-lun, tv.l•„of J. P. &sac Zang., 0,11. Nuneaton: of Mr. Sunniter. W.I. land amt. lisidebee . and of Mews. Dann NNW& 011111.11 T, land nests sad sureeyets, 10, WatartooiMace, Pall mall. &W. SECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve tTie sight. 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Teri CITY CORPORATION ♦ND THZ LONDON, CDATUAII, ADD DOTER Rartridge has in serted la Via paper of business for Om nut Court of Com mon Commit Use following notion of motion :—" That this evert meet to the propmal of the Lemdos, Chatham, and Dover Hallway Compoov, to erect A hides of eve arches or spans NMI the River Thames, near Egarkfriars-bridge." INDIA. BOMBAY, Malan 27 (vill Mamie). Lord Kigin was installed as Viceroy on the 12th of March. LoralCanning left Calcutta on the 18th of March. Mogul Bey was hanged in front of the Palace of Delhi on the 14th inst. _ _ A wide-spread Ittahratta conspiracy has been dis covered and suppressed at Hyderabad, in the Deccan, by Sarur Jung and the Resident. Bala Rao, Naha Sahib's nephew, and the chief conspi rator, has escaped. No Mussultuan was implicated in the plot. Scindia has abolished the export duty on cotton in Owalior. _ . Sir J. P. Grant has demanded a public with drawal of the censures passed upon him by Lord Canning. SAFETY OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. LIVERPOOL, WZDNIIIDAT. The Canadian screw-steamer Anglo-Saxon, Cap tele Graham, which riled trop Portland (Maine) on the 29th March, and far which vowel so much anxiety ham been felt, reached the Mersey is safety to-day. During the early part of tho voyage atm experienced very stormy weather, and her progress was somewhat retarded . On the 11th she broke her intermediate shaft, and foe the next three days was under sail only. On the 14th they succeeded in working a single engine, and reached here by the southern passage. THE GREAT EASTERN. The Great Eastern was removed from the grid iron yesterday morning, and steamed off to Milford grandly. It will be remembered that she was beached in Febrosry last, for the purpose of fixing the new paddle-wheel and completing other repairs. These have been done, and the ship has, it is Raid, been rendered as perfect in all respects as money, experience, and forethought can make her. The additional strength imported into the new paddle-wheels and steropoet will, it is believed, render a recurrence of the disaster of September last simply impossible. In the /saloon and state rooms many improvements, conducive to the coin• fort of passengers, have been made, and no expense has been spared to render the ship a floating hotel. She is to leave Milford for New York in about three weeks. Special ar rangements have been made with the various railway com panies to convey passengers sod their friends to the port of departure at reduced mtge. ME. OLLDBTONeB V/8/7 TO MANCHDATEIL.—At a meetins of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce held Patarthr, it was stated that in consequence of a desire having been expressed that an address should be presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the °cesium of his visit to Manchester next week (when he is to distribute ' the prizes at a meeting of the lustitutional Awe - elation of Lam:whirs and Cheshire on Wednesday evening), Mr. Baxley, M.P., bad conferred with the right hon. gentleman in Landon, and it had been arranged that a meeting should take plane for the purpose of presenting an address in the Town-hall, Manchester, on Thursday next, when the mayor will preside. The President of the Chamber (Mr. Henry Ashworth) bad invited Mr. Gladstone to dine with the members of the chamber, and a letter was read is which the right hon. gentleman expressed his great regret that his ealKements would prevent him having a pleasure which he would otherwise have made any effort rather than forego. By the arrangement now made it will be seen that the sub stantial object aimed at in this invitation will be attained is another way. A correspondent of the Boston (American) Ad vertiser writ' ag from Cairo, in Egypt, says that Mr. Buckle, the celebrated writer. has been travellieg on the Nile, and was about to visit Syria, and afterwards an Pm: need to Americ► iii next volume will treat of the Untied State'. BOSTON, Mown 31. An interesting and instructive debate in the Con federate Congress, on the resolution advising the Southern planters to abstain from planting cotton, will arrest the attention of the English public. From the drift of remark it is very clear that the thought ful men at the South see the danger a-head from the stimulant which the American difficulties have given to the growth of cotton in other parts of the world. The cotton lords begin to find out that this staple can be cultivated elsewhere, and that the spinners of Lancashire will not always be compelled to kneel in fealty to this king. M.r. Hunter, of Virginia, said the secret of British legislation was to in crease the production of the cotton plant in other countries, and thus destroy the Southern monopoly. The notorious Secession champion, Mr. Wigton, declared that England wished to see the South destroyed as cotton producers, so that she could become raiser as well as spinner, and thus command the world ; while Mr. Semmes, of Louisiana frankly admitted that the South bad tested the powers of King Cotton, and found him to be wanting. It is confessed that the plant can be raised elsewhere, and that if they do not keep a control of its production the sceptre of power will pass from their hands. Thus are those imperious and boastful planters learning wisdom through the severe lessons of experience. Nothing but the absolute pinch and suffering of their posi tion would have extorted the frank avowal of their danger of being supplanted in that which bas been their constant boast and glory, and by the possession of which they confidently ex pected to bring the great European nations to a speedy recognition of the new Confederacy. While the legislators of Richmond are thus watching the interests of otton, those at Washing ton are gradually approaching to one act of justice —the abolition of slavery in the district of Colum bia. If they do not hurry the thing will be done by the slaveholders, for they are moving away their chattels by the hundreds, and if this proems be con tinued many weeks there will be no slaves left. But the discussion of this question makes the old ad vocates of this institution writhe and twist. Most of the members fromthe border slave States oppose it with a pride equal to that of Davis, and with a zeal akin to that of Mason or Yancey. They have not been so filled with the spirit of the times as to doff their old plantatiou manners, and have not yet forgotten that imperious air with which the haughty Southern was wont of yore to treat any effort in behalf of freedom or justice to the black race. When these men had the executive at their control, and by their magic wand could make and unmake presidents, their exercise of power carried with it the weight of real authority ; but now, when threats are made by members whose States are defended by the brave soldiers of the North, and who have a feeble constituency and exercise bnt little control over executive patronage, it seems like the insolence of weakness. This tenacious hold of slavery is natural. Men cannot change long-cherished opi nions all at once, and they easily fall into the rut of old habit. The institution of slavery has a wonderful tenacity and deep hold of the Southern mind. But this will not always be. Great move ments are a long time in preparation, and though the folly and threats with which Senator Wigfall made himself ridiculous may now to some extent, be repeated by Senator Davis of Kentucky—in the latter case it seems like the shadow of a substance that has already gone. There are, however, new men from the border slave States, animated by the spirit of the times, who, like the recently chosen Senator Mr. Henderson, of Missouri, can contemplate an act of justice to a wronged and out raged race without the tone of threat or the wail of despair. But the frown of slaveholders has ceased to cow Northern politicians, and the nation will ere long clear its capital from the last vestige of that cruel wrong to humanity—the institution of African slavery. Mrs Beacole, the famous Crimean camp follower, is sow living at Pain& Yesterday afternoon his lEmdellency C. P. Adana, United litres minister to this Miantry, received o depute- Soo of tilt members of the committee of theli and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, et his affeal emithere, to portent an address from the eimmittor. • The commuted of Mr. Samuel lisp„ ir t i ab L e tt Briscoe, M.P., the Hen. A. . Forster, Henry Story, Bobe 13 "" rank Gourd Balsas, them. Cadffs, II A. Chamerovrow. The fellowiagie the text of the Wiser : "To His Excellency Charles Fords Adepts, Vatted r States Minister to the Wert of St. 'Arise% "Sir,—The committee of the Biqa d Perekm Anti hiery Society are grstillad hlci ti or m e n ttraz d of awrthill welcome fo an aastana of Armes to this country, who halkle/Lisatier with their aim: " This elm and el es most appro. w on the of the eldies, wheray them, in direr damat.lawaidaet maid ghoidousPreaidests '64 4 "e! Tress4 4 . , .....A• 4°' matheMin" . woe.. Mesas the seemed of Mr *ma& 'dee • tribute of many yeses they're, watched, mil, the diemisiment, in the I minims through ail the phases, 161thatettltle, the isry arbor a against the extension of slavery tad a niamterabie sea lathe hie isetdedie to merges kirk umpeliffeel naffs fection at the avowed, delemeratiom of the Freisimet aid his administrates to pie down the African slave-trade. ,sad leersider that et Mama, is deeply indebted MW won Rik Mande now mourned against perecution of this m' at iota- MO" '041.11‘ But while lie measures ti. United States government is adopting men evidence of a revolution which cannot be tqo highly commended, the committee respect fully submit that other equally decisive are imperatively required to prevent the abuses of the United States flag for slave-trading purposes. It is notorious that the Trans atlantic African Slave-trade is carried on almost exclusively nadir °over of that partionar deg ; and the committee wed& therefore, venture to suggest that the United Stars government should, without delay, concert with third Great Britain the means of preventing the abuse 'refined to. "The ormailites feel it incumbent upon these to ex- Sa a di* etheeire u Ccation at th e several propositions bawd&s recently introduced to the United titre especially those for the removal per! eolrs►ap~rse► fire stliSslsS at Columbia, and for according hp erg State desirous of emancipating the saaatial indeed, when judged eilfasaMismasillloes paint of view, fall short of newel te e the °prelim& and injured slave, the committee them, sad bail them most cordially, as full of priesthifer the bade, and es steps approximating to the topisineinde of justice end humanity. ecemodthee view ' with profound sorrow, the mi. tr./a d amant between the Northern and the Southern the vernblio. In the presence of no appalling a saisaidn i ? el in only give utterance to the fervent hope thas couflict may soon cease, and peace be re ' Mend as' bad ; and that, with the &Within of the true diagod idallha • simmoo ground of union may be found, and • Added community he again joined in the bonds of the committee would assure you, sir, of their pemenal esteem and comideration and of their very sincere dodge for the welfare and the prosperity of the nation you rerresealt. "27, New ihseed-street, ILO., April 4." Tat address leaving been reed by Mr. Chamaronow, his lasellancy side the following reply " Gentlemen of the committee,—l receive your communi cation in the spirit in which it is made, and with every de sire to reciprocate the friendly sentiments it eoeveys, as well to your country generally as to yourselves in parti cular. "The desire of the people of the United States is to ex teed the blowup to be obtained under free institution as far as possible, consiateutly with the preservation of every existing obligation,over the entire surface of their territory. Against the prosecution of this policy an appeal to arms has been take° by a misguided portion of their number. The ultimate affect can only be to accelerate the same general omit, under circumstances rendered needlessly damming to all. It is the earner wish of the government to see the end so brought about as to avoid all the deplor able consequences that may follow wilful and violent re sistor& I trust that those most deeply interested in the issue may avail themselves in seam° of the means left open for their restoration to safety, and that the common ground for a reunion may be, as you exprees it, the voluntary reenoval of the tree and only cause of strife. "I think I can assure you that the President's attention is closely fixed upon the subject of the African slave trade, and that every effort will be made by the administration, so far as it is possible ander present circumstances, to co operate with her Majesty's government in putting an end to the abuses to which you allude. I am not without hopes that effective means may be found to prevent, for the future, the dastard= of the national flag by the pirates engaged in the nefarious traffic. •' I pray you to receive my thanks for the very kind allu sion yea have made to myself, and to assure yea of my cor dial sympathy with you in the arduous labours in which you have been so long and so honourably engaged." The Hon. A. Kinnaird, Mr. John lade Briscoe, and Mr. Josiah Forster, having addressed the Minister on the sub ject of the memorial, the deputation withdrew. TRAGIC ACT OF SCALPING A FOE, AS PEILFORNED BY "Dtertrocer."—During the short sojourn of this fiery footed red-skin in Worcester he was one day taking hie we, arid, with a party of admirers, indulging • little in ' firewater," the delight of his race, at the Yew and Young-en, in Ithuriel-street, when a gentleman from Ledbury asked hint to gratify . the company with an Indian war-whoop and its acoompammente. Geerfoot was at first indisposed to grant the request, probably feeling that • veritable Indian yell would grate harshly on the ear, and perhaps startle the company out of the proprieties. But upon its being pressed,, he courteously signified his willingness to "amuse • " but cautioned the guests not to be terrified at the discord ant horror of the sound, or the wild eccentricity of the actions which might accompany it. Preliminaries adjusted, the Indian, with gaping jaws, uttered a yell so shrill, ear-splitting, and protracted, that it literally cleft all heeds. and the gentleman who had invited this trate of his quality, clapping his baud incontinently to his auricles, and looking as pale as the blood of a turnip, rushed out of the bows like one frantic, but was pursued and brought back to await the issue. The war dance, • aeries of strange contor tions and flexible bounds, something in the style of the late Mr. Flexmore, or W. H. Payne. accompanied with grimaces, which could be compared to nothing but the gargoyles of the middle ages, was next exhibited. As his - blood grew warm with exercise and whooping, and his ideas were carried back to his people and native wilds, the Indian gradually appeared to lose all control over his actions, and to be thoroughly absorbed in the character he had assumed. His eyes glared with rye; his whole frame seemed to dilate with passion ' he looked the impersonation of • Fury , or of baleful Erie shaking death and desolation from her snaky hair. The bespeaker of the entertainment trembled in every limb, and like Sancho, at the adventure of the follies mills, was "strangely moved." But fear seemed absolutely to have bereft him of his faculties, the Burden to be greater than he could bear, when the Indian, with a wilder, leader, and shriller whoop, and more frantic gesture than ever, and looking unmistakeably as though he meant mischief, and was most terribly in earnest, seiied hie victim, and with a sounding whack of his tomahawk, benevolently meant as a substitute for chloroform to de. rimy sensation and prevent human nature from sinking under terror of the approaching infliction, whirled hint round as though he had been • feather weight and fixed him between his knees as if in a vice. Resistance was out of the question. As well might the moose essay resisters°e in the cat's jaws. Is • moment the fatal knife wee unsheathed, in another it was whipped round the patient's had, like a housewife cuts piste for the lid of a pudding; the third mo ment, with a hideous yell of exultation, that scarcely mashed the dull sound produced by the rending of skin from fleshly fibre, the scalp of the unfortunate was (natl. tally brandished in Deerfoot's hand, which relaxed He gripe and left the tortured patient at liberty. In a pails fright he darted from the ill-omened spot, his heeds clapped in agony to his poor bead. which was utterly bereft of thatch. Dsetfoot rushed behind him to the door, curl contemptu ously !hog the moil after him. 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