The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

•1 1 ' A REGY ,él'h !~~ 4 O f .4 4 t IN, TUESDAY =him BRA_ BAI•AC!,IINTELLIi I [STAMPED 3d. ADDITIONAL.] [ONE PINNY • ~.- R IA r ‘• e-. 7 '7 • G •:r' 2 f At-q_ No. C,761.] MEMOIVLITAN RA and BT. JOHN'S WOOD RAILWAY flay LI NE br et EN ND for TRAFFIC In tDo come a In VENABLE'S & SONS, -1- • :RNATIOIiAL COPYRIGHT LAW. OUR CONTENIPORAILL. (THIS DAY.) (arena's moo ITALY. „i Cattige ; Marlborough-road (mar (near Lycra Qicketieround'. . ...to at latervaas a 20 minutes between the r,q • and at. Interim/a of 10 minutes be tvtt,Lge yr. Nal.euetreet Station at certain hours of be t. lea through to and front all Statio na . , an if ammerendth lailaraye. Tleketaotte., &only to MI LFS Oeueral. ?d er. A fott;.a., Offices, oowerstreet Station, ril t, aHE v.' 3 PENT INSURANCE COMPANY , ,K-BVILDINOB, Loados, • vrEpl";',.. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. , • t and Id and IL Pall -ntalL Lauds& ..1 -.ree , Utah:Med NM a , • reree: Capital and Reserve Fund, £1,900,800. G--ea • paid• aA.0 1 0.000 f. La. don every doecriptlon of property, at ..P.• al. At n• i re rates. Low 111 ....ay a,..'. promptl settled. NE HOLLAND, euporlateadiet. NOTICE —Whereas it has recently come to the k.:.^alrage t.i A:OWE BOIIWNK pmptietar of •:kw VG 't wltg7l. that curtali unacanpulosa pert Ira,. hi. 318 and beltgrom Dote( paekete Iron - ,x. I IlitnXlUCed &powder uot nano! , „ II r o c cre at..l Itri,Tirts are hereby CAL - r i gr i g In the event of such fraud being rqx . tml , d, I . .ry .Ire r,queeted to communicate fasiesiliatel7 Salvia Lad law* esliciesse,ler liapplaakatatimm, '"' r .1 1618. lON EY, in large or small moan* and for long •hort periods, with or without ble p 0667, milli) , ob . • t thr NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMURANCE COH i Laulle4). 481, Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. ai‘ tNES.-220 to £BOO ADVANCED imme- Mutely an Furniture, ',NUM, removal, publicity, or lam May be repaid by ow instalment& No charge U do . • -Amnia* dleponaed witk —Apply pareanany as the • TT OYFICVS, t, Soutliampt Strand, W.C. Ad - Ow on leaorg, Ile poiteles. To ALL in DEBT or DIFFICIILTIES.—The hanoellor's New Bankruptcy Bill will. if passed, .1 the lenient statutes of 1861. and compel debtors to pity 'I turtles desirous of settling their affairs by bankruptcy ,te arrangement. with immediate protection of person r..nerty ter the existing law, should at once consult Mr. ALL, 13, Bodngballorreet, nearly opposite the Bank. • t °art, London. Consultation free. Fees for protection •..:ed. 1:E Yr.IT IN DIFFICUUTEIII3I—If so, call at -1_ n the undersigned, and be relieved from the un• : • f imprisonment sad executions. Bankruptcy and ...- °Matted on moderate term.. Private arrange m, ilk creditors. Deeds of composition and sesitot m....: .1. Protection to person and property *Metaled vitt Ity.—Apply to Mk Z. HABILIS, IT, Strand, W.C. lints, : . .1! 4. ---- TAELTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE JL/ hy a Prokamosal Gentleman of practice and 10.;:ity. free of charges to the creditoroapon a commission •f .) cep: on the amount recovered.—Appy for address, or letel to .4 1., No. 31.6, City-weak RC. CATWOOD'S " INVINCIBLE " SAFES .tad UK Ks for Banker• and others are oaly to be had from .nner of the Charlene Malmo of 30.000 traces at the Parts .Lica. Depot. 120, Caanoirstreet,Loodoe, LC. 01IN‘ION, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA er 4MER V AND BLACKLEAD MILLS. Importers and •• futozera By Appoberosot to the Bonmrable Board of LLMLILTB, HNSUN ROFFEY, and Oo .' a VICTORIA to Is IFE POWDF.II, us need In her' Ilektesty's household.— .. wrywbere, In tine, ed., Is., ~ end N. ; also 24. packetu ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER , SMITLII4 POLISH (n, u-maturial), for cleansing and • .14b1ng direr, electro-plate. glade, marble, TOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR YeIiNITUP.E tiold eveiywhere. WOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY OLAdB CLOT. , , a:MIRY and GLASS PAPJa. Yark-md. Lambeth, B.f. t KEY'S WELLTN:TON KNIFE POLISH. V Packet U. each dus CA., 1.., s. U. and es. each. "s'EY'S DIDIARI'BBER KNIFE BOARDS, fro,. la ed. eak:h. ()KEY'S CABEnT GLASS PAPER, Emery .; aad Glass loUt, Black lead, de. kiiLY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer -1-9 urial for cleaning and poilihing diver, elactrapiste, ._..,4e. Sabine dd. each. .I.D everywhere by ironmongers, lawdunakers, chi:adds, dc. Wholasale y JOHN SUNS, emery and black lead milli, 172, Blarktriars- f L.—GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. N. .t coals only. Cult 20 —l3. Conga. P. - ALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY N. • npniy direct Ins their comma, at Chty Crow—The book wAr. Rad, IA Ti. pitoo; ocooode.j*l -4116 .. • .7.-11,:ft. to CBI 0171 C S, 11. DUR.WOOD-?I.&AN, • • IN-ROAD. W. 1.) UP T R E S.—The PATENT SELF ;INF. J•G• GEL MAN TRUSS, acting eitectuaD7 without • • :.ti. is r,onimendeti by the Faculty for the curs . • ..r tlrrida. The iseorasary quality °issued Truss ism poor r. without unnecessary pressure on the .r • deqrable object Is alone obtained In • Inur • -.1.-• .1 with strops. spina epilogs, or pa • to bohlatt..-4. .N.• I. Piccadilly. 1.? UPTI'RES.—By Royal Letters Patent.— /a. Iviri I 1 }IOC-MAIN LEVER TU'sq (perfected and • ,n Cie Exhibitions, ism and lent; Ls allowed 'Talmud' • (old inen to be the most effectiveinventinn in the curs ' • !... • of Hernia. The we of a steel spring , so often • • hi( .0 a. effect.. to here avoided. a soft bandage being worn t• dy, while the re.misitc resisting power is supplied by • ° s r.lb PATEXT fitting with so much OM • : . that it cannot be detected, and may ho wore • 1.1. c .". ep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the truss warded Lyp.rt. in. the circumference of the wady, two inches the Una being sent to the maker, Mr. WHITE, VS, ..adi.!).. lb Ices, lbs., Mc. 265. 6.1., and :Is. 6rl. Postage, Is. ~ I I, I.ILICAL THUS.. on the sari principle. NOTHING I)IPHA9IBLE. t GUI All.kftELLA restores the Human Hair to It, pridthe hoe, so matter at what age U. MN ELI sod Co. bate at length, sith the aid et ems • t the neot ewineut chemist., surce.shsl in perfecting this met 000ciolli I liquid. It I. now offered to the public in a more eon form, anti et a lower srtee.--Sold in bottles, at, sects; , T. tOt • and Ise. each with hrnsh. half, Angcl.pessage, hi, 1 p. Thainetst., London, LO. N CHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispen att 'Action, and 1.41 heel* and longevity • I , ,.ti•sipsi of food. ROWLAND'S ODONTt), Or 1 " . ..• ,onipounded of Orients' Ingredients, Is • v. 11 4, in and beautifying the teete r •-•,_ Ilts• ZlOll6, sad in sing a pleasing fragrance to • I I ~.; :des tartar from the teeth, removes vote • ' ..* . polishes end preserves the enamel. to " , "P •l l• 41...5rl like whiteness. Peke 2s. Od. per bps. perfumera Ask for Nowland's °dont*. t . ljiHef AL TOOTH on VULCANITE from , olll.et from ;on platinised diver, Ti ed.: fall plating, lea. full set, FR; on soak from 15e. to set. from £l2 to £l5; doptaing ;ro s:: 2°1 %: local ansethesis, 'n. • under 11 1 5. ; o l d allowed M. Con sultation free. Mr. WARD, '' ..eer 9) earn Practical Dentist to the Profession.— .. eet, W., between Duke and Orchard -atropin v.( LITING'S COUGH LOZENGES. 1 The hest and safest remedy Ike COUGILS. lj EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES :,I;eve th e din nit, o f l asi dhlag la Alan A. T.A TING'S COUGH LOZENGES. Ir. , portent remedy la emese a lICINZIT oONBUNP- E TiNG'S COUGH LOZENGES. • 1 - • rteM remedy for rennin the lILITIATION of the .0.. 1;1 STING'S COUGH LOZENGES, 4 , AL irh are daily reeemmended by the faculty, teidkno .. • th, mod sultana of whom may be seen. Sold In . • .d.. and tins, fa Id., en. dd., and Ita each, by ..hend , r, 79. I. rain Churchyard, Loadoa. Bold " " 1 1 , 1 ugglits, I? Fl )lA'/ISM, distressing to those who . at • ...• 9lcted by tt may bs most effectually rellorod by a IILiLALL Try Dan:lay sad Bons, 96, Farrtmolos•street, toe ,. ,) be nOtafted Irma say ("hamlet. It Is oho moat. Ibr Chilblains beton they are broken. Price la 114. LAITUE.—The LEZTIICE contains as active I.ri.r_ta, ol up, the Wadi" wkt& pmemsea Um= e•ittm wttboatitadaocent— Mr. 30.12•17, 49, Haymarket, prepares • Syrup awl • Pete et Limo " becommeaded by the Medical Pretseetembe */. rat.ma, breceititta , and MI duet alfeettem eryraia. 14 . It led. led lb, Id. Pitt by post, la. Od aiN IL W. ~r.n _the 104, and 105, WHITECBATEI, and 2 4,6, S P, Commercial-street, LONDON. Established nearly halt a Ceatnry. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, II wE,S PRICES. Carriege }Yee. Patterns Seat to slat Couutzy Pres FIRST CLASS SILKS LOWEST PZIORII. Catlin, FM. Patterns Rest tate the Country FIRST CLASS FANCY Ate, lOW= PLC= Corrine Free. Priam Sad to u. Omar" ADDAZIPIL T o VENABLES AND SONS, wit/mourn.. LONDON, N. PALMMed Deady MN a Century. FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, LOU= PRICER Panisge I rte. Plice lists seat ree. OF all spirita, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when per t pure. It posesmse properties of peat medical value, and hsa often been the meths et Man human life. Used indidoesly, it fa, at all Use.. and on all omen Mons, a harmless abnulant. So much, however, depends on the purity of the eptrt, that peat alnico obsedil be exercised he its Purchase, lady for invalids Attention has been directed to supplies forwarded by Messrs. AD. VAIANTIN to the London and other ho Itch, and we gladly accord It our unqualified ap- It possesses all the virtues which are charseterbeic of rb e etest and purest French brandies, combined with an raid site delicacy of flavonr. Their extensive wine and liquor are attested at 1, Chapel-place 11484 Octoed-stnit).—"Extatact Ins • Court Journal,' Jan 11, Ma" FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Free. /Uterus to the Comte, F IRST CLASS LINENS, LITTON GOODS, LAMM ►RICO. Carle. 7SL Toltems nest to the Country VENAELES & SONS, 302 • • a so'. If 171(1111'EL, de 2,4, C, & 8, 4_ ocurertial-street. LONDON'. Istablitited Dearly halt a Century. IPORTANT to EVERYBODY, especially Hotel keeper.. and all large Consuntert—Yeses. W. an/ J. B. TAYLOR, the well-knows Poulterers and Cbeesemou ot Little arlteneyarreet, Golden -mature. are how SYJ.LING fine YORX BAWL W. and ; good Family Cheese, 7,1.. fine Old them, 6d.: Bacon, by die a haffaide, .• Politry Is now cheap. Carts to all parts every hoar Is the day. F IRST CLASS DRAPERY, Lowzgr PRICES, ( amine Free. I &item, eent to the Country 'TIRE CULTIVATION of TEA ba the East 1 Indies has now be en importsat featote. Since the latroduction of Assam The, Nearly 40 years ego, the EAST INDIA TKA COMPANY have, ea account of to peas and ea obite flavour, promoted Its sale by every aasant e V Tea Dlatrtcte, then confined to tipper Aram, bare eradaally extended, and Teo, from other parts of India are arriving, thns offering greater rarletlet The Company are mow ulnae Assam ('ether, Nrjeelhvg, &c., at from Ss. 10d. to 4a td. per lb., and China Teas u moat.—Warehouses, No. I. Creel Bt. Helen's. citorrhYard, Berhougate. Price liet forwsirded oa application. FIRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, L ETTZS, ttlftwr I , lllo£l. .mine I bee. Price 1.14 mat Flee. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDIJIG. UMW NUM An Illustrated Catalogue sent Free. 11,1101.STERY. VENABLES AND S 0 S t los. and 103„ WHITECHATEL, and 2,4, 6, & 2, COMMKIRCIAL-STRIET, LONDON, E. Established nearly halt A Century. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices and particulars post tree. sample Shirts and Messer, Forme ler the Country. Eoonoml.ts shoold try oar No. 14 Shirts et tat the haltdosen. RODGERS sad Co., 114 PROVED 81ILIIT MAKERS, 59, 84. Martin's-lane, Cliaring-eroes, London. Established *yearn THMHZ& and OLENNY, OUTFIITERS.• COnly eetabliehroaat in London. neat dein to &menet house, Straad. NlL—Lida of necessary outfit for every purpose and appointment to ladle. China. and the Colonies, will he for warded on application. T. THE CITY HAT COMPANY, 110 AND 110, WOE-LANE, Bght doom twin 110014/002.) PRICES, 110. od., en. Od., mid les. et each. WALKEN sod YONTISCII/:, ldanagrn, F. THOMAS sad Co.'B PATENT V• !ZWIXO nacenvas.—Ttweelebratal Me. f Machimes, wiaqaaned for roma work. 410. no sow Dessotio Mocithirs. eadaplate (Lock WWI), da la. IN ea, aad afalogues tree. W. P. THOWA2 NW Co., 1 aad 2, awardde, sod Regent-circus. Ozlord-irest, Landow NVANZER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY has &MOVED frame, Chameide, to 4, OBIAT PORT LAND-STREET, four deers front Oxford street, and recesuands with every confidence the two Sewing Ilacldeas as the most perfect and enceessful yet via: The LITTLE WANZEIL, a new Loskatitith. Ilandeenng Machine, price four 'obtain or Witt Mead So week butt by hinder boa eve emigre The FAMILY ITANW. 'helmet eseehise SIM kr domestio Grp ose', b. Lists tees QUA? POZTLIUM4I7III37. PIGEONS. 7 1 1:0 1 5TREI and CO., DYERS end CLZANKItI, Dodibeed, Bennonitery ; 44, leicester-ennere ; Se s Yount-street, Oroevesor-equire. DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. Alt levolosbie properstioo for Males broken aloe. glass, earthenware. woods, eahluet-work, and finny artless of every deocription, with extreme strength and neatness ; remark able for the great facility of whip it As there are several dis graceful imitations of the Diamond Cement, the pnielic fan avoid failure and disappoiatment only by *Mkt csalion in par- Owing sons without the signature Davy" os the wrapper. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Disatenal Cannot previous to his invention. N.B.—Mainfacturod by BARCLAY and SONS. N 0.105, Yarringdonetreet. Price, Is. per bottle. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S Tisurrs. Moe la Of all ateggsta. INVIGORATIVE NERVIIO RSBE:NICE. latest pemerftd nutritive media seer introduced re stores to War norand condition all ad secretions, on the into of which parted heath denenda Itopediic for debi lity of an kinds, and from its containing_ among other Intim 'Meats poplin. and phmltato of soda, erol prove Moldy bane- Arial to - the Dermas aW dyspeptic, Ode br. Basmirs report. Price Sa per beedo r _yr fear gillatiii4lll In one far Me.—Sole uon Menem BAUMGARTEN and Co.. 610. Oiderdetireet, earriage twee en MOW of remittanes. ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ''lll AL •m ill sitiora ßill*". wawa mime. gar , bowels et Whelk* lb* beeklimilr let= le ter M the best nedkbel ter Gelb, oedema( *Mt lad labliblell bi l .b te =Zbly tbe W; eb trokniesies.2 . % . ..milt t , bi appending till 'Reels tree beer rename ee eves tying down tor tear 8 . 7". I n is %=l cl efts in a few nenntee attar tildng bb- by W. LAIMILT, elseaeletl=Wt argils,. Loudon. and 1.7 an ti r li Ti N i t aayeksibeeM 4aa e " BILT:it T.: etei address ses tail es as slime. , MADAM TURIAUDI EXHIBIT/ON.—A 1414ength poitralt atonal of MUMS WILTHISIALL, NOW ADM to the Chaniber of Herron. Open tree 11 a.m. till dusk, and front 7 till 10p.m.—Adintoolon, L ; &Miro ander tea. dd. : Camber of norms, td. mtgs. lotErns CAM:MM.—Mr. BETTS, of No. 1, Wberf.rced. Mooed. desires to she poblfe node* that the Lord Chuteslkea tedgmeette of the OM lost. (se* Times" of the lOth hot) do sot la soy Meet %pesos tufty ray Ossordes toads by Mr. Bet/to sad or name sod address, all of wbkh nay be used tZlie queettoo —Fsh iA 11111. BIIRGUNDY WI-PM-PIOT FRERES, Growers and Talon, Macau. Depot fee inglawd. tai Itegeatntreet, W —Upwards of 30 muiettes of Meanest growths. Burgundy Is pronounced by the faculty and consotmetus to be pre-eminently the meet isdry whinier tithe cilmate.—Alsorted sample dozen by rail for SM. Cg.ARET.—PIOT FRERES have • choice cellar of Herdsman Wises, eoeipeleing the Sad growth% .$ jle bottle and in fee condition foe Immediate nee. Of the numerous wines mouthed by the tenoet a elan we q , Comntheion, Plot Freon' oaf, were pronnomil to be gamine when, el end everW. flavour. Pee "Lestast," tenter Z., like= let to Ma per dozen. let, Ilegent-slyest. IDIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, ll9ok, Moselle. Mob, 41ffirveseing Whose at isodertle WPM Lids m lPPßaitlee..—ass. Remassoess, w, mem et ouordltrest. Fitiftßal-respeetftdlyintlinste this+ . tbear P l irm:oancements will only appear at ran intervals, is order that the prices of their wines shall not be tnesenoed by expen ds. advertising. Note the Pidress.-481, Ragsat-strost, W. Tasting room lint floor. WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. TM following fine Wine' are offered at half the price Ewa ebar. by manhunts. ; Champs**. SP; Port, nOsi. : erry, : Caret, Ma • lock 41* Nenneelles Pale Brandy, , lined Musky In the world, Ve& per damn. A bin cam with duelled" key, suppled for three Soren and upwarda —F. PERKINS, Ile, Cannon-street, London. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ZXRIBITION, 1865. This celebr a ted old IRISH warsior gained the DUBLIN PRIZE )ILDAL —lt Is pars, mild, mellow, dellclons, and way sebolewaue. Sold In bottles, Es. td. each, at the retail bowel la Lei don by the agent in the hrelpsd towns In Unkind ;ar wholesale at 8, Great Windmill-street, London, W.--Obseree the red seal, pink label, sod oat laaaded "Ilashanh LL Whisky. IT ARDS' FARINACEOUS FOOD, FOR INFANTS sad INVALID& Masisfactrared at the ROYAL VICTORIA MILLS, Dartford, Rant, Entlaral. THE REPORT OF JONATHAN TNITIZA. ha% , carefully examined and repeatedly prescribed 'Harris' Farinaceous Food ' :see Pereira'. Treatise on Food and Diet,' pages 309 and 473. de ), which In prepared from the most nutri tious of the cereal ins. It anathema both nitrogenised and aonativegenised alMtary prinelpies, and forms a very valu able food r children and invalids. "SONIC. MIURA, F./LB., " Physician to the London Hospital, " 47, Finsbury-square, July 1, MS.* Soli by all respectable chemists sad patent medicine vendors, tea dealers, and Italian warehouses, in packets at la. and ta ea , tt , also In tin cases at 7s. Od., for families and exportation. As a caution against spurious imitations, It is necessary to ob serve that all genuine packet. and cases are slimed " JAS. HARD.;" ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST turistrA4DLIDOE.ROAD. LONDON. CIABINET MANUFACTURERB.--Bhow Rooms far every Deemlplioa or Punitive. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UTHOLBI7ItERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. PIIISTRATED CATALOGUES, containing awinp at the Farnitare exhibited in the 2110 w-rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also enable purchasers to form an ides of the coat at Turnishlnja each drawing has with it a corresponding price of the shown. All goods marked In plain eructs. ATKINSON and Co., lite to 21; vimarnumina BIUDOL ROAD. LONTIO:c. SILICATE - 15 CARBON IPILTICRS ere now used In preference to an .then by the Adveireat the authorities et the General Parealice, the Loudon lice the Wont" bileh Priam SIMMS. and la Public and Private nieste in ell pieta at the world. MALY SERVICE FILIZEA ADAPTED TI) DEERTEDIA, DYE-WOEKR. DISTILLMEE ODDA•WATED MANUPACTOILLIE &c. Moo Mato and every ladormatdon gratis on application to THE BILICATID CARBON FILTRR COMPANY, CHURCH-ROAD. BA/TRISSA., AG MS ITILIITIVIITML CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING p ATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL MOM VIDE "LANCET," January 12, 1287. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION MED. oz4cE rpm LONDON iind MINERAL WAIT& PrItIFYING MAWR Visaed), IST, alma. tonr - %ben the alien la cowman air 10-ers be res. R OBERT COCKS and CO.'S NEW MUSIC. NEW MUSIC kw LINT. SUNDAY PIANO MUSIC. illtracta Iran Asthma, to By John Bishop. Three Numbers, each el. Dee awl ter Se S.:= MUSIC for itesem Ivenlews, Wank esti 'note, with piano Accompaniment. Two Books, each a. tree eat% Ow la genspa W. R. CALLOOTTS BUSIED MALODOR (or PIANO TITS MOLI FAMILY. Slx Sides. etch re. ; duet. At THS ADORATION. Three Series, each as.: ; Week ec. TARAWAY. New Seek by New 111. WSW Nau W. it e', er.. Mss to le etampe. " Tender mad pateellass7 perhaps , the most teseinanag of all Wee Thelely=.' It la as atone wad Immealtal earig."—Weirsallas Maass : Ramat Oats rid Co.. New DetlleNtewler W. BOOKS RELATING to MILL' SUMELL'Is LETTER t. the 1101.1 -11 0111- aff ° J ". ..... MOM LIST= to the Boma fitatilY alter loster.) ENGLAND and IRELAND. By J. S. MILL, 11 P..l*. AltettElBllol , MAIININ43IB LETT= to AtAn cur, le l/11=7CH THOU° on IRISH EVILS Tramaitod from die .Rev s dee DINI • wilt !Foam by Mr Mona B=l.. Ist t. THE 12181:1 la AMARICA. lw .1. F. KtaittlX4, Ili, ' el Ur C.. C. 'AWLS on 1618/1 mrvi:BAncw 1 Limikra : Lellellant, Giese, emet Co., , 11.7: ___.--- HAA - LTII REBTORZI) •I GALVANISIJ.—A TIMMS' oe on DIAMISS. Dims= el NerVoll=lol. iperillin sad at the pat M 4 7 ,4 time bit rose Mr. Mama I ceerista. W.O. Mao la, IP:to RENEW LIFE; or, O Trooinsit Case at harm nallblank In! Swam Alp. Ulan magas to Men. Join Balsam .V.A.&, lamas& Dean ant a, 45, Z.C. FLOTIESOK, Aria 6, Evarnta At to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the discussion of the Grinding Tax Bill clauses was concladed. The Chamber reserved its final vote upon the whole bill in consequence of its having approved Signor Bargoni's order of the day, for the postponement of the final vote until after the discussion of the other financial measures. Negotiations are now proceeding between some supporters of the ministry and Signor Bargoni and other members of the third party for voting the bill immediately after Easter. The Chamberwill suspend its sittings during the vacation until the lGth inst. ROME. ROME, Arm 5, EVIXIIIO. A camp is about to be formed at Rocca Pomo, under General Zippi, including infantry, cavah-r, and artillery. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, AP/IL It. It is asserted that the Austrian Cabinet intend to hand in their resignation should the Reichsrath resolve upon increasing either the consolidated or floating public debt. SPAIN. ➢IADRID, Milli 6. In to-day's sitting of the Congress, the Minister of Finance brought forward a bill for an addi tional credit of 20,050,000 reals for the mainte nance of the dray. Marshal Narvaes is ill. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Arm & In to-day's Kitting of the Folkething, the address to the King requesting that the military and naval departments should be entrusted to a single minister, was adopted by 50 votes againt 25. None of the ministers took any part in the debate. JAPAN. HONG KONG, MARCH il. intelligence has been received from Japan of a pacific character. There is a probability of arrange ments being concluded whereby Stotabashi would surrender the functions of government. AMERICA. (U ATLANTIC 1111201LIPII. THEME NIL 111:171101•0121VT.) NEW YORK, Aran. 6. The worth German Lloyd's steamship Hansa arrived out at 10 a.m. on Saturday, and the Inman steamer City of Antwerp at 4 p.m. to-day. Closing Prices 187 f. Sterling exchange on London, 109 i. 5-20 United States Bonds, 18/0, 110/ ; ditto, 1885, 1081; 10.40 Bonds, 101} . Illinois, 139 i ; Erie, 73}. Cotton ; Middling Upland, 29. Petroleum, standard white, 243 f. Flour, extra State, 10 dela. 90c. ; oorn, old mixed, 11 dol. 22c. THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. PLYMOUTH, APRIL & The Union Company's 'teenier Norseman, from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived here with 39 passengers, 25 sacks of mails, 2 packages of specie, and a full general cargo. The mails are forwarded by to-night's mail trains, and the Norseman has proceeded fur Southampton. Her dates are : Natal, 22nd ; Table Bay, 4th ; Helena, 13th ; and Ascension, 17th. At the Cape businnis was still dull. In defiance of Governor Wodehouse's notice that the Basutos were taken under British protection, President Brand had continued the war, and met with marked success . The Basuto st rongholds, Tandjeaberg and Treine, were captured. At the former former Bushuli, Moshe sh ' s own brother, was killed. A rumour had also just arrived as the Norseman left, that Thaba Bossigo was taken. A conference was to come off in April at Aliwal, north, between Governor Wodehowie President Brand, Monkish, and Governor Keaties. It was considered not improbable that meanwhile the whole of the Basuto land would be captured by the Bows, and the negotiations seriously embarrassed. The meeting of the Cape parliament would be adjourned until the governor returned. It was stated that at the approaching session of the free state Volksread, either debts away cut of the free state would be entirely repudiated, or civil courts would be closed for a further ten years and more bluebacks issued. At Natal the coffee crops were looking well, and the sugar prospects were good. Two defalcations for large amounts had occurred there among the government officials. The Briton arrived out on March 3rd. The Celt was at tit. Helena on March 4th, and was palmed by the Noneman on the 9th. The Kaffraria was to leave Table Bay on March 7th, for England. The Dutch steamer Gmvenhage, from Rotterdam for Batavia, called at Table Bay on March let. THE FOREIGN HAILS. The North German Lloyd's steamer New York, from New York, arrived at Southampton yesterday, with 84 passengers for that port, Havre, pad Bremen, u saes of wails, and 13,000 dot& is specie ter Park. tha the 3rd she spoke the steamier Breen& ; 4th, the Oideribergli brig, amber tl ; sad on lise sth, the barque Charlie. steamers Berlin, English, and Aehmidian. _ _ Qamonerowx, Aran 6.—The Inman Royal Hail steamer City of Cork, from Halifax on March 27114 arrived here at 10 p.m. to-day, with 10,005 dole. epode. She landed the mails and passengers, sad per wetted immediately for Liverpool. All es% Lit - sitrooL, APan, 6.—The West Indian steamer Bolivar, from PorhamPriam on the 14th alt., snivel here to-night. Her news has been generally anticipated by the mail steamer at Southampton. 1118CILLA-WlOO/1 TOPTC4. Tan Rican or Woiwe.-Last evening • public meeting was held at ilteatead-strere Chapel, Llackfrime. in furtherer/se of the movement for oterferrieg the ri r i gg hb t f suffrage apes all women being freeholders, h or ratepayers, or who are ladling the ossaditi7:72 property or occupancy required of men. The meeting was extremely well atlondsd. Professor Fermat, M.P., Gem. pied the char, supposes& by do T. Hughes, M.P., Bet. ID Conway , Mx. James Heywood, Bev. It. Spare, am D. DIIIIZOM IN MearAinsOnn. -A new church is Moat to be erected in the perish of St. Merylebem, in the immediate neighbourhood of Dorest-muare, for a new dieldrot which will bear the maw of St. Oyprien. The Bev. Charles Gulch, 8.D., fellow of Sidney Sussex Col- lege, Cambridge, who bee had for some time poet the charge of the madam will he the int incumbent. The mamma will be mated is the Crown and the Bishop of Lmdon intimately. TRIM DIMON Driers.-Mr. Theme Hughes, !LP., presided Ina night et a teeters ie Dungy Chapel by the Bev. Newman Hall. The building wee crowded by working men, who listened with groat attention to a our miry of the late delete, The feetine said that ea • protestant be repudiated the injustice dm* in the tame of protestantises to the Boman catholic/ of Ireland. No. mule he hoped to ea scripral Christianity triumph. he disked that sash eaebetrel tu e to the receptive of tha heath at& be maroved. Me. Hughes expressed his plaware at witnessing the isigligent and fixed &Menem it the andlearmide hope that speed* the Irish Mush mem to be seleMleited, ,and_ that the lingliala church be mom compreirambie as to &How ihe clergy oa coomunime to lake met momonally to her serviets. wee saamased that mad Monday will be the dosing night New BRUN/MICK ANi TIEN DOMINION OP DANALIy of this Arles of popular lestares. --A telegraphic despatch by the Athena (ebb Maim A Cone/ozone Wou•n.-On Friday afternoon that at the parliamentary election whisk has jut cabal the children of the Rev. T. E. Beskworth. el hybildae, puce in the City of se. John* the him miss was weed with their amasses for • walk by the beaks of the gam madame. of • h Repeal of the Union with Canada. The Repeal egediatia t eem an d M om ilt the eme, renal Two red a s Mat, aged form sheet was duly elected upon the show of am& and' he I rma fa elepping from one rock to another to Cumin Arrre.--The Revue Pi:raisin ray, there in into • deep pool. Her dis a kind eat in Tram remarkable nee oily dor logiog ffia to her rescue . and pelisse Miser seen @Meow, sad emploging them ia nubile weeks bar on are the gained beir hada& bat in doing for the limas of A n a t jag" let -aka for the inSist wan Iwo& earned under water cat of het sowing around their settlement made el • mail neon dePth• am ewe to the endear twice, whoa her screams ache ,m D i nh, a ft erwar ds am p ad weer were heard by the goorrases, • young lady of twenty -oat ow=gronarlot - fir the pupae& rim, who taeoMr*. eat to the epee, roe mor bet win ran UNITZD fir•ine sante Boum •adadtd• and anand had Of IN • Ulan her heed mom water fen teed haoriels a further sea - saga , „boo tLo eider aster rem for emosease. teed with the Hootheig-dmarteen %Ma !hip for the ommysairealf retie hi Now Nei by deer lada wawa "arr inui s r 1 =4 4 thli• heads for • ender of mhewn The mask party were ea well m maid be en. which mil Beetbemp•M over! Prior. the United Elateswilt asemillagly.be ea& up is peV . the next dey.- Waterer NoreiropMerca sad forwarded te en tho day ail " Civil ' Mvies Gazette " has the feilirwiat Friday. for osaveyanse by sae c 4 the lifealuarg- I-4 ere INl gnigun a a l war MiilM Company's paha& en eaves es • ettsat a 24 if.re. 8. A. Anee's World's Hair Retieffer; olio* * *do =ow, tan le middy mama grey co heed kik , . . .• e Timed % sir aims madam/T. 11{11111 ears hag to spew • ". I=le l ete= I C ran thlcket . :. 581. 11MMarla isr - By a • I=itiliatra - embeethe Whack a ft . end Ong. It ma= "t h " ... " - I • " •"" . 690011 21 if OANMIND NOW nor alit win cot la arm bottire-prios dr I gold by Inca e • has reams% European del C.l- • E.lgh SolP)orri Dillfaere 12 00 1 M, MUM which eiteeingt Oat.] 1 P. :I I U W D,r - t , La 4 . . 31 ! . ." 182 .J Litt The Herald insists that Mr. Disraeli and his °oilmen have no interest in maintaining the Wises of the Irish church. It is no part of their policy to defend or perpetu ate estate of things illustrated by supernumerary bishops, dew, and chapters without cathedrals, sinecure rectors, and incumbents with congregations &If dozen Let these anomalies be verified by soltbentio evidence such as that which the royal commanion VI empowered to collect, and the government is perfectly re.uly to confront and redress them. The church of England, according to the Tdrjrop.l, is warned by the vote on fisturtLy tnonung, but not thrne tened ; she has to learn by it that the hour has come far her to be wiser, larger, nobler, and more Christian then any other communion, and then she will be, not merely the titular church of England, but the abursh of elbrist upheld by the people of England ; and, released from her . . . . _ falal moikery beyond the frith i'Laniiel, .Is. will 'lave One of those little apropos sketches which need awed to thin vote the era of a new and blessed inelleroals to be a leading teatime at the .adelphi, tree produced et , The Star notices a pamphlet which Mr. Richard LN•as peso hu just published on Ireland. M. flowers would this hum last sight, the subject and title being the Co. not repeal the Union at once. He would first gait a openotirs Movement, and the author Mr. H. Lemon. The settlement of the most argent questions. To Ws pupae* fares b very alight, and the author has made too little of , he thinks a parliament, English or utterly hborn. the " eosepenitive movement," and too much of the ordi- • nary stage tan of an old wad who trim to get married potent. Mr. COVIVeIr• and his school are not very !mid but it serves to All up the regulation half hoar during cd Parliaments' H. 'auk' appoint a deputy or eire"ls which the audience are taking their mew for The Nero of • armed with all the power the parliament can gise—thit is, with absolute power gad aided by the Avive and tu,,ges- Romance—the drama of the evailag. It is supported by bons of a council in large mcjority Irish, ha settik the Mr. Comptes, Mr. Chippendale, and Mr. Beulah church question, the land question, and all great questions of difficulty now remaining unresolved. This dun' let Ireland gradually grow into isdepenelsoos, sad sits would, be argues, be the friend, the sister, the supple. of England. Noticing the reverses which the Pal ogusyans ;. have sustained in Brazil, the Times suggests thee by the buil& littlest: et Paraguay, co perhaps by its extissMon•tei as independent state, the asundency of Brazil will become irresistible throughout all the regions of the Plate. Thus lawless people may be se impatient of imperial control as they have hitherto shown themselves uhapoble of rapids bean independence. To govern themselves memo as difficult to those South American colonies as to allow themselves to be governed. Nothing like social orgtnisit tion, nothing like eartais sad equal admisistration et justice, nothing like essaitest elective or hussistary government eon as pet be entehlislasd m them uneiStled communities. The tesdensg is, in every respeittek , ward and downward. A trroornews. —A mks of Toon than usual jinn i net of annigraphs sad 3188. took plow yesterday at the ' rooms of limn. Pottiok sod Simpson, Incesni.squors. !Anne*. leo: rzark ii s t; lots sold ; we l rl . the Warr I:ttdth 14 Peon, 3 Ousts. 14. LAW of the Chevallrr end to be the eddy ore knows, 101. 3s. 39. Il ra rl 1 Cann the Informer, 111. 43. Bipaturs ..nri elm* nob of Benrenuto Cellazi,ll. 32. Lotter waned by (toil, inn, 41. 2s. 6d. 133. Signature of the patriot John Haincyrfeu, 31. 136. at Altoona Niamey, tr. 13641.. 143 Leon of , the e*. 51 U. tat. 184. Leiter of Kansa Lather, 71. ss. 199. Letter of Philip Britszethca, .3/. PA Letter of Sir ban Newton, 121. AL Leiter or A 3.. 2 1 -8. Plie 3s. 1164. ees ot u irry 4ll ci jet dined of York, last or the Stan* shit, sew particulars of his berither 800 Yong PriNfOrkii• ilb• trilWavkis *Piing Pinnatitilse 44, 1 3 1 . 03 - 131 .1 M ins of olisire, rd. Be. Autograph of oikeilmrwni sny, rt. 15e. 348. Later el n i tro Inillor,l3. 10e. oolleinien of tinsaintissl iron ilisi btnacy or the Arabian randy et =ea. lOn 370. An Original anouzi of the expenses et Ilis - veyritsf ads ly Minim Frobisher In 11911 1. ..5ite th, laded* tire nano al Qualls Alin/nth i/01 1.74 0. ° 13br . P. Sidney, , T3CNJICAL TIKAIN A IWO OP RM/ PH. Art/me mento inn air gbh* ant to the reselulions et the eaohreme sookhic_rot t held on the 14th u l timo, = d e . thosuoi us of the illerlung ldeu's Club sndlnstl ton Union and no prosinisney of the Berl elf Lintel& The sensint of Dr. W. B. Casoester, 1...R.3., and Poo asbc. fr war cp to deliver ltotures, together w ith of co-operatics hwin.lieveral IMO of soience, lint bent tibtaktecla A is ehaepi with the duty of seminally what an existing means of techatcal nonunion avail- Gbh te men, and steps have been Woes for no rspretnelatlin of the artieses In the nurse of ,thuircuiry instituted by Kr. Bernhozd flasoueleos-1 pacliatrennal Woo committee. ,P ~ 71111 VOLVINEER 1/713W. 'Ns American authors and publishers who are : agitating for an International Copyright Law have made another and very distinct step towards their object : a distinct proposal for • law which I should respond to the reciprocal copyright laws of this and other countries has been put be fore the Rouse of Representatives. The Library Committee having been instructed to inquire into I the subject, " and to report by Bill or otherwise," have reported altogether in favour of the imme diate enactment of an International Copyright , Law, and will introduce the Bill before the close of the present session of Congress. The Report puts the whole subject before Con-1 gram and the people with great clearness and forme. It does justice to British law, and reminds the Americana that as the Copyright Laws of : other nations are reciprocal, and they alone have refused such reciprocity, any inconvenience which may arise to American interests from the utter lawlessness of their relations with foreign literature is entirely their: , own fault. Its , great arguntant is the 'ate we ham addressed more than once to the American people—the injury done to their own literature by the absence of any protection for it in foreign countries, and its exposure to unlimited competi tion with stolen property at home.—Doily Noce. MUSIC. Practically it comes to this, says the rime, the Tvountears are invited to ge all the way to Portsmouth for the mere purpose of " membing past" a general officer on • strip of pound which will not conveniently &commode** a third et their numbers. They m!ght do infinitely better ' l et Wimbledon or Richmed and save all their trouble. Portsmouth without its lines is about as eligible for such a spectacle se Dover without ita heights or Brighten without its downs. The chief recommendation of the pleas is lost The volunteers cannot, with 1 anything like convenience to themeless or the • 1 FAUN do the " marching past" on Bentham Common, 'even if it were worth while to go to Sonthem-munion to ido it. Better far give up this part of the business and metre as much se can be obtained of the field-day. . Marching can be practised anywhere, and is net of au- prom importance, after all, to the e ffi ciency of • soldier. ! If nothing in wanted beyond an open mom at grounn, • there are • hundred places nearer and better than the strip ' of Ibeselt at Bentham. But we have &Ivey* looked to Easter Monday for something more they ibis. What in the f world is to be thetiglit et our " military organisation" if the more scheme of an Pastes lilmodny review beanie i down in the middle from melt misokleoletion as this , AU the conditions of the ems were known perfectly before -1 band—the single alleged novelty befog tleit the numbers were expected to be :30,000 instead of 21.000. Bet it they had nalyletea n,coo, could the original programme hare been carried out' Could even this smaller forts bete been " matched part " on Bentham Common, token on to Hilvea lines, put through the mance:arr.,v of a fleld.cle,), and sent home "pin within the vtipnlated time' The .T.m..s doubts if the excuse will sustain the mistake ; hit instead of arguing the question it will be far better to set. ! the whole thing right by fresh arraegements, as may yet . ' , be done. NATIONAL CHORAL SOCIETY. The annual Panion-week performance of the Messiah by this society took place lam eight. The solo elision were Miss Banks, Madame Osborne Williams, Mr. G. Puree, and Mr. Bentley. Of Mr. Bentley's ad- lab ItAELIN 1. APT SI 1t5.; , % makable singing in the bass solos of this oratorio we have Criticising Mr. Disraeli's last speech, the Doily Neu' =a/ times had eeteekt, to 'Peek , end as eseehtlY v Yu' observes tat nothing could be more felicitous them its, prepared portions. His rejoinder. to Mr. Lowe, who, tetchy, in reference to the performance of the same watt by the Sewed Harmonic Seeietl• Again h a t Lai spoken the day before, and to lord Oranborne, night this gentleman produced a strong impreieion ir. who had spoken on Monday, were keen end paw; the airs "The people that walked in darkness,- nant. The chorus of reciprocal ical.gnity to which " Why do the nations;' and "The trumpet shall the members for Stamford and for V.dno furnish sound" (Ma ktter with Mr. Ward's tramper the strophe and antl.strophe ; the emergence of the accompaniment). Miss Banks also gained considerable totter, not from his cave, but from a more cynical habit*. applause by her expressive singing in the various soprano Tim], when the bark is heard from the other side of the solos ; sad the same may be said of Mr. Potreo, who, house ; and his power of spontaneous skersion and iodise 1110TOOVIDT, woe an encore by his forcible delivery of the criminate bate ware delineated in few la , atom .. which deelamater T an g' "Then shah break them." The choruses sim met likely to be forgotten. If a ~: stmte political were generally gives with that brightness of tone and off- m i n i st were necessarily a wise ea,aaam., :and a mastery eissl Y _which ors marking c h aracteristics of this feature of of phrases were genius for government, England would be " 6 Pirugminc.3 over which Mr. Martin preside.. The blessed in Mr. Disraeli. It was excellent fooling, though well-known " Hallelujah," and " For unto us," produced the humour of the thing was sometimes lost by the the usual impression' the latter being encored. want of order and arrangement, which prevented ' Mr. Disraeli from doing justice to his own care ' fully prepared materials. But hie levity disproved the case be attempted to set up. Barlempo was out-bar tongued when Mr. Disraeli informed the house and the country of the existence of a conspiracy of almost sour natural power, to which the high church ri. uslists, and the Irish followers of the Pope are parties, cwt of which I Mr. Gladstone is the agent, to sei_e upon the supreme I authority of the realm, to rob the Queen's eabjecte of WOW of their most precious privileges, and to sheet injuriouefy , the tenure of the crown. Mr. Disraeli believes ell thin jut as much as he believes that England was competed by the Dutch in IG3S. He is the political vicar of Bray. Protestants and Roman eatholies mutt see that they are being played with by • politician who would have no scruple in mcriacing either to the other, pad both to I.,';e -self, as preesstent ascendance or Papal topremacy seenied alike more effectually to eons his tura. MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CONCERTS. Last night an extra concert was given, the selection am aiding entirely of seared made. The first part included two short " Hymns of Preiee," by Mendelssohn, and the ems °empower's moue important "Hear my prayer,' and his siglit-part psalm, "Judge me, 0 God ;" Meyer beer's " Pater Nester ; " Palestrina's motet, " Exaltabo to ;" Kozart's "Ave Tavern," and Schubert's psalm for female voices, " The Lord is my shepherd ; " besides vocal solos by Madame Patey-Wlytock and Mr. Sims Reaves, the latter of whom sang Handel's "beeper and deeper dill " with that mingled grandeur and pathos is which he is unrivalled. Although the pieces above specified were all sacred (as indeed was the entire selection) they presented a strong contrast and variety of styles, from the strict severity of Palestrines motet (belonging to the close of the sixteenth *eatery) to the melodious beauty of Mozart and the tender grace of fielnibert. The singing of the choir in each tantalum was admirable for precision, refinement, and light and shade, Meadelasohn's eight-part pram being again =cored, as it ! has been on each occasion of its recent admirable per Iforename by this choir. The soprano solo in Mende's aelan's " Hear my prayer" was song by MdUe. Carols. The second part of the programme comprised, among other pieces, the " Sanctus" from Cionned's Mess for male voices, a motel, " 0 Salutaris," by Anber, with other choral pieese that have preciously been heard at Mr. Leslie's concerts; and " In native worth," by Mr. Sims Reeves, and " Let the bright seraphim " by Malls. Carole, with Mr. Ward's trumpet accompaniment. 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