The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-26 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER •701#"; . .'; , . • reitt 0\ "" 7: " / 11 4 1 ••:f I L air ir ‘ • SSalici.Xll . 6.0 • •--4‘ . L f •-• / to/;# t; „i / ,C. No, 5,501.) r i aCUTTA and MADRAS.—STEAM COM between LONDON oN , :adafiDlAL b Best y wria ndia .gi i.jpg Company 'Limits:D.—The welTknons clipper r-. • ,whip CALCUTT.t, 2,N11 tons, 300-hores_ ,power .• • J F. Commander , will leave th• ViCterla theektill 7:a }lay, and Plyreouth cm 11th May, foe tisdr.m. This magnificent ship, built expressly for has been thoroughly refitted, has trot-rate ,p,. 3 tor passengers, son will carry an experienced • stewsrdess. TM &VOW* pOIIOOIO of Os as been titi days to Madras, sone of them maids( the 0 : • ; „.:es on record. PllB/011gers by these steamers will t!, ...1 , 11 of embarking and disemterklng at Plymouth. !., paying their railway fare between London and covers Mg them to and from the steamer". The will be the same as before.—roe freight or opt) to i;rimilay and Co.. 55, Parliament-street, &W. ; :! agenta of the Company, Messrs. Bead and II tionnipiaue, E.C. and In Plymouth, to Mr. NI ,r-n:,—Any applications for appointments as midship ,r th . s •ervire must he made at the offices of the °employ, • • EP. RZOINALD PABK.U, Searawy. LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of L'ITER PACKF.fi fnr AUSTRALIA troy !auto() amt. , Lip. Tonnage. Docks. jTo sail. EntalAlbert n. 2000 Willies gel 1,800 t huish Chir•ell t;olden Land •1 .. Itoll6tt 2OOO tittetn of the I . Colonies ' 2600 India April 10 L India Key 10 N. India I /an* 10 I. India j Aprll 21 L India lisrali 31 L India April 211 ...e.,lted line of packets have, by *ell pnoctnellty and r earned a world-known mutation, and Ike& pai r ocarnialatiou is unsurpassed by any vessels AM.— For k , caisr , respecticy freight or passage to Australia apply to BAINES and c. 0., Liverpool ; all Agents tor Qs Black Lisa_ sal T. It. MACKAY and 00., 1, LA4IIII/•11.4111et. L.C. MONEY WIGRAII sad SONS' (of IL t,kwall.yani, London) Lnws of STEAM and PACKET t.. A I'STRA LIA.—For KELHOUENE, Port Phillip direct tttr twits on trolneeday. April , minas at Plymouth), tipper thip st'ssE.l. 1.000 tonaltOBLET KIDGERn, Wag iu the Fast lodla Hooka Her accommoda - r chart 9 of paasengen no saturnne; sod an expoirnerd surgeon.—Tor freight or piano apply tt 1.1 , 0. A uroitr, and 1101tOAN (with Hewn. Money :tom 7. Leadenhallotreet. Panengen by thla in. ;Leta euraryni from Paddington to Plymouth Ern elan c:aas fans. and snood elan for third slam fano E\V ZEAL YD.—The Mail hating arrived, Alm?' axe reipectfully informed that the undersea •lll ail punctually, : MAXWELL, for AUCKLAND: sad WARWICKSHIRE. ter OTAQO. , LINsUS, sad Co., Tag hidia-avenue, leadenhall , 1011 LlrtftPnol. Os Quazzarrowx TO NEW YOKE THE LIVERPOOL,... NEW YORK, and I iiIIIADELPHIA 81T.A.11.8111P COMPANY Intend des -11.1.; t,ra tall-powered Clyde-bunt Leon Screw Btaanadlldps, Nen c..g the rotted gates malls, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NW TORR. IT .1. Wednesday, March 30. ..[ (-60 W. !.atunlay. Aped 2. t ITV VP NI.W , VOIIIC, Wednesday, Aprll6._ .tad every Wade....lay, aad every altariss to - Saturday. Ceta raw, If) the mall steamers sadMi every Wadamilsy. 144 stdoe7, ace?rdlas a .Isa afeomm2datlalt. Cable the;atcodo 'a striuitent, 13 ohm& forward pomp. mem. Including all prorlotoos 000ke4. Perrengeon toe r..ht. the rafted %Wet, sad Britt& Columbla, booked through oey oft smartens terms—For further particulars apply to 71.1 AM IN MA v. %cutworm* Liverpool orb WISP ~. MACEY. 61. CDIt Wilharootroot QSy. I:NAltli LINE—BRITISH and NORTH ' Amu:is:AN k..YAL MAIL STRANJIBITS, appointed by Adn.l,:t) t..... 1 between LiVIBBOOL and NNW TOLL Nti...el LIVLI: root and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling I" Ball'..‘ t , Lod and realms perectuen and aught The too law cr .:Mr true's are appnintad to sail from Liverpool, win,: ~• ~ ,r a tc r coiv• ow. maga : Fr E.t I. 1. r NEW YORK, Saturday, March it A.! t. Sr i .clioll. Saturday, April IL I •11-1 k ALtsIAN, foe NNW WIC Saturday, April 9. • lA.', Kummer. and goods for Nassau and Havana, to lo n-401,4 at *ew York aubj.ct to the permission of the l':::. -:..:,-4 authvritlea` on board the 1L1L13.9. Corsica. numep, including steward's fee and provisions, hot eta L: *ore or lkinora:—To Halifax mad lintion, chief robin, itt I. :cod cabin. LI& To New York, chief cab* L3l. am I rbin. Lit Fmiglat to Halifax, Boar" and New York. L 3 ..nd 3 per cent. prionage.—Applp so J. B. loord, El, Old Ira. weer, London J. IL Currie, Barre. and lt Place de la : G. and J. Donn, Bachanandtaset, Glasgow ; D. ri.. Iva. QueenitoWa ;or D. and C. Illree, I, Water bed Liverpool. E -01 from LONDON to NSW .YORK. Me LIMPS sad AMERICAN STRAY NATIGATIO3I I' unmet'• witl Oespstek one al the Rederowettosed • f.,c. screw steamers t • ire each mouth for New York. t Tama Llonwpower. :rr ..., j 1.504 •500 .1 2,500 Capasia Glover. Captain Coat& Captain ?road. Captain Barri& I. • . •cluilitent %Tweets are unsurpassed by any ocean Rohm Dave incommodatlon for passengers replete with -al it The line will commence at an early date, the . •he raced In a later announcement. To lead In the • - 4 —For freight or passage apply to She Cassysafs ,r F ItED kid INF) sod Co.. 70, Conshill OTTERDAM and th. RHINE. —TWICE a v• `--- K.-The paddlestemser BATAVIER, Cwt. W. . IP •,. r , oltuu:sy. from Hermitage Pier, at 10 am., tallied • ....1.. , .1 for po,enters at 11 am. Pares, LI W., 41 10a, • , ::r...1 rourn 11.3116. , 42 6a. sad /1 es M. The senor. . . -r ', y EN , HIRII from off the Tower every Thursday morphia ' t 1 sot at 10s.—For throsah fares refer to the ~ ~, , ,tbly tine hills. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Helvetia! '' - w . or to PHILLIPPS„ GRAVES, nuLuers, sad Co., L.. 1 Luc EC. r:• IH LLI PPS, GRAVES, PH ILLI PPS, and t . • •Iwpatch the undermentioned nest-dam steamers ..... • C.IIIII.IIANI, the BATAVIER. every Sunday mondag. :u.itstre Tier. at 10 aa, calling at 81ack...11 for paa . 11 ail. Yates, .142 b., LI 10a., and 17. ad. : and Use • •..6U r.ery Thursday moraine tarty tram off Usa Tower. • •I P .EMEN.nentralveasel, under Etudes Rai, the ADLTR, • , CIIIVALBE every Thursday morning weather per. . at h am . from llorselydown, and from Blackwell at e. QI. and • • , ..TtliNtar ttn. the OTWPAP WAAA, Iftweb JO, frees -- on.n . Pares, LS 31.., CS fa, and it. To be followed Loa k spri a at Chataln's Tnirersol u j Oilee rr, , tn c pal PPS, (Marti, . • 11. Rood.bue. E.C. lETROPOLITAN RAILWAY. EASTER HOLIDAYS. —TI,.NAL TRAINR will ran between the CITY .M ‘..r..)N. S. INDE RAILWAY COMPANY. Pl"Nntr*B RAILWAY. I "1 ter wRI ICOIfT IRON ROOTING wtl GAL % \ILi ro i idlRl - 6 %TED IRON COVCRING. , z•n "r prepared In metre Tenders ray 2 . 000 feet _ e with Galvanised Corrugated Iran ..1.1 and drawings may he obtained all "MI MY . A ofcw. 011 Foment or al ls.. which • span a hon.l Mit tender helot sent In. Tenders • • .itm. a.ldreveed to the direvtors, and endorse d r t Innr Rootlog.•' are to he lodged with the under :: • • 12 o'. I. on Wesineiday, the 13th April. The • hot )...od themselves to accept the lowest or any • —lts nwier. S. A. R. PARRY, Acting Secretary. 12.olway rompany's Mines, Greehans.house. lkvd.street, March 24.1864. BhlluN MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE As.. \TION.- Offices, tab Strand. brink-mita • ••• •• • r THE WAEIh—tiKOHGE H. lb RLOW, ILD. ••• HAIKMAN.—FRANCIS WEBB. Esq. ' - • evatable meaner of dixidinr the profits. the I • MI% association become payable during the t r,OO assured. without extra premium. Alter f•••••‘• s period of five years, Idlpolictes are &boo ioarsputable. I. x•-e•I lives assured at equitable rates. • • - •• -• 1, the War eittlitts 31st Dec.. Amami Premium& • . •im'•,i ofd Autouut Follette. i Moored. 2.222_ t 667,463 1211 1 ,372 2 0 Annual Income. 2130.000. :., or 40 per mat. oat lb. Pr. lutts for • • tost been declared. `'• • Attendants. who are na med M PrePorrro * onsisitviaaqbl7llftlicalAtislmen:4 the • Y m .111 m died tees are discharged. Every ! I .!•• Aonrance transacted. term. for which, with , • : ••• every Information. may be had an sp. JnIIS MENT. 1. A.S., PAcretaiy. ‘7 PI! A!!..11‘ for Agencies are Invted. 31 f- •' ANT! LE m u d EXCHANGE BANK Limited -•-rl PR PRY CFR. that on awl attar the 211th • i:!N , IRA L LONDON °MCI: of this Com , •r 1 -I.ldue•V. , •use, No. 4. LOMBARD . th. flank will be pio)able. R. 11. WILLIAMS. Manager in London. . - \J?: INT !i.E and EXCHANGE BANK .. , -- , I R-11R %NM, 41, MINCING-LANK • • 111 r.1';:l" GIVYN. that on and after the 93th 1 N k.—• Iblii be CioNTINUED at above addreaaas a It. 11. WILLIAMS, Manager In London. !]).. ... MITT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS .; i t: ' • ;; . -. l ;'; ' n i s '2 rec re if,. re med y. L'',7. erV, rill he lon al nri I m nv e atnabie • 'f• , 1 ' ..m blllons and Urn coinplalnts, Ind iscsbon, ' r n• - .... dis,inses of the eyes, ft. For habitual t '' .s 1 fy aperlent imetticlne, and as a purifier of r , , ' / arc truly excellent : mild In their operation sod '.• s'. • , 11.11. il, they create appetite, promote digestion. ' • n ; . e. wto ,le nervous system --8014 hi Wiellnheit• • k. 4: '', liik.tm-4.. Charing Loodon, and 1y must . ' '''" 4 . Is 14.1. an.* Is. 9d. Ds envy to ask Ise Dr. 1, .'_ ..'.' , • . ?...1 Lost. fills. The genuine ars Ina sows grate .• 11 illiam lonatsart" eagraysd cm Oa Wasp. 14 I M E L'S TERCENTENARY KEE P JL PAK 10 Ilmd at Area's Parton», Is a seat box, to. sd.—The Sbakaspors Scented Golden Locket. 1... by post for 1. stamps—The ISmkespsare kacbst.d.: by post for 7 stamps —lb. Rhakmaire Roaveslr, on Satin, Is : by port derlf, amps. —C. 11301.. M, 96. Strand, sad 14, THE IN VIGIORATIVE NERVIIIE ESSENCE. Ile moat scientifically prepared and met powerful motet the cordial ever introduced . restores to their normal oondllloin all the ascretiona on the integrity of which perfect health de sends. It is a swage for debility of all kinds. and from Its eon. 'slain& among other Ingredients, pepsine and pheepat• of soda, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptio. Price da. per bottle, or four quantities In one foe 19a. dale Agents, blesses Baumgarten and Co. :. 20 , Oxfordetrest. W.C., *mg 11.11, Learleshalletreet, LC., Load•s. DINNEFORD% PURE FLUID MAGNESIA baa been, du lna twenty-11m year.. emphatically sane. dosed by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, as the bed remedy for acidity of the Manse* heart burn, headache. gout, and indigestian and as a mild aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially fee ladies and dal. dren. It is prepared, in a state of perfect purity sad of uniform strength, by DEC.'S WORD and co., hew Boadetreet, Lon deb : sad sold by all reepousibla ebinalsts Ibroosboa4 the world. REPLY OF THE KING OP PRUSSIA TO A CONSERVATIVE ADORE S& An address of congratulation on his birthday was presented to the King of Prussia by a large deputa tion of the Conservative party, on the 23rd. It had received nearly 100,000 signatures. His Majesty returned the following reply : "I thank you, gentlemen, fur your warm patriotic laa guage and address. All that you hats said is true ;it came from the heart, and goes to the heart. Industrious efforts have been made to confuse the people, and impose upon me the heaviest merinoe that can, be laid upon a severe*, by withdrawing from me the love and confidence of my people, whose welfare I am oonstaatly endeavouring to establish and to mouse. I know upon the other hand that a joyful revulsion has taken piece, and successes have been obtained for which you also merit thanks. This is shown by the gnat sympathy and magnanimous readiness of all claws to male eacrillose for the army, which has proved itself worthy of its prede cessors. I fear, however, that tbk revulsion is oily calmed by the victories of my people is arms, which it is to be hoped may be repeated, for the party which wilfully leads the people astray does not wish for the victories of the army, by which the security of the state and the throne will be maintained. When this is pest, it is not impossible that we shall imeouster times such se we have known for two years. It will then be your task to hold as firmly together as you sow stand before me. Yet I bops the time will also arrive when we shall be all united, sad I shall see then who will dare undertake anythisg against Prussia. Once more, gee. tlemeo, I thank you." THE NEAPOLITAN STUDENTS AND THE FRENCH PROCUREUB-GENERAL. It will be recollected that at the recent trial of the Italian conspirators in Paris the Procureur- General not only uttered insinuations against Mr. Stansfeld, but spoke of Italy iu very strong terms as having always been a centre of anarchical ideas. His language has been considered so insulting by the students of the University of Naples that they have formally protested against it. The following is a translation of their protest : The Procureur-Geeeral, Cordoen, is his speech to the court against the four Italian conspirators, preferred a false and unjust accusation against Italy. He said that anarchical ideas have always bad their principal centre is Italy, where they have two leaden squally twee. sate and bensfuL To such insults, which could not fail to wound our national pride to the quick, Carlo Bonoompagai has replied in sober aud serious language. He has expressed thus the sentiment of every on. whose pride it is to be an Italian, and who loves that classic land like a mother, and who withes her to be great, powerful, and respected among nation. The Association of the young men of Nepalis, is the name of the youth of all Italy, also spurns this insult of the Paris megistrata. Let XL Cordons east a more deliberate glance upon our affairs, and he will acquire, DO doubt, more respect for Garibaldi, whose name he did not dare to utter, and for whom Italy will be envied by the oostemporary history of Notices. Let him look more closely, and be will °anion himself that if anarchy really exist, among us, it is the anarchy imported by the brigands, w h ich will ores wine we parse Rome. The Neapolitan students, says a correspondent of the Independence Beige, in referring to this document, are twelve thousand strong, and as the future leaden of Italy, their sentiments deserve attention. Their iudignation, he adds, has bean unbounded, although they have expressed it in these comparatively moderate terms. EASTER MONDAY voLurrzza REVIEW. On PARLEY-MATH. near CHIIWORTH RATION. SOL TR EASTERN and CHARING-CROSS RAILWAYS. I Final arrangement* for the conveyance of Valuation and the general public to Sharon and Calleorth Stations : srsciAL TRAINS, conveying Volunteers only, wall comments, running from the London-hedge Station at 6.30 am. to Mallard direct. Trains for the general public will start from the new station at Charingcroes, calling at Blackfriara and London-bridge as under, to Cidlwaith direct— Leaving Charing-mese Static. at 6.13 a.m., calling at Redhill only. 7.0 am., calling at Redhill only. 11.15 a.m., calling at RedbUl only. 11.40 am., calling at Croydon, Redhill, Reigate, Dorking, itc. 9.10 a.m., calling at Croydon, Redhill. Retest*. Dorking, itc. 9.40 am., calling at RadhUL Reigate, and Dorking. 1615 a.m., callitar at Redlull only. 10.50 am., Express. 11.20 a.m., Meares'. And further trains m may be necessary. Returning from Cbilworth Station to London-bridge, Black friars, and Maring-cross, after the Review. A Train - will also leave London-bridge Station for Chilworth, Shalford, and Guildford at 5.50 a m., calling at AR stations (tat, End, and 3rd /AM 705 TEI Ottlin&il. CL Ind CL Ist CI. Return Tickets—London to Chilwceth and back on Raster Monday or horn " sa. 76 6d. Trlday to the following Tuande,y, elusive Return Tickets-London to Mallard) and Guildford and back, issued on Fri, Saturday, or Sunday, and Qs. 7a 66. fivie to return up to Tuesday) Evening Volnnteen in uniform attending the review as travel ay say et the above trans to Caliwcethimad=r and covered carriages and Ist clan. Hones may be conveyed to Chilworth, Sbalford, or Guildford I c Le g az ordinary train on Saturday or Sunday. Servants in A special train with hones will leave London-bridge Station for Shafted at 6.30 a.m. on the Monday, calling at RedbilL Servants In charge of horse by this tea* la. 3d. LONDON TO CHILWORTH, SHALPORD. AND GUILDFORD ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. In addition to the ordinary trains to the above stations an extra fast train will leave Charing-cram for Guildford at 316 p.m.. calling at Diaclarlars, Loncion.inidige, Redhill. Chilean& and A Cheep Reunion from Claringnos . a Blacktriars. and Los don.bridge to Chilean& Sbalford, and ugSford, on Sunday, leaving Marini-ernes at 6.36 aus The 6.20 p.m. train from London-bridge will start from Char- Ing-eress [elation on Saturday at 6.10 p.m., and will be a fait train. to °Mid/ord. calling at Rend& Chilwoh, and Shalford. Volunteers in uniform pretending to Guildford, ShaUord, or Chilworth by any train on the Saturday or Sunday, and return-- ' hag by the special train on Monday evening, or by the ordinary trains up to Tuesday evening, will be charged, for the doable journey, D. 6d. covered carriages, and fa Sect clam. Omnibuses will piy hennas Shalfori and Oodahning from Good Friday to Tuesday Melanin. N.B. Chilwarth liatioa is ten minutes' walk from the review pound. C. W. EDORALL, Geoend Manager. VOLUNTEER REVIEW. SOUTH EASTS.E.N RAILWAY . NOTICE IS HISEINY GIVEN, that to prevent contagion the SHAINOID STATION will be meal for VOLUN TEENS ONLY, and adlereeth Mahlon for the epee& public. C. W. ILBORALL, general Manager. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. !MICR ol SECOND MORTGAOR BONDS, payable In London. $OO,OOO dollars ILDW,000) New Tort Divislon.—Dos In DM. 1,000,000 dollars 'etlS.ooo) Peruasytirania Divislos.—Due In 1842. Second by a registered mortgage, constituting a lien on tbe income and all eorporaie rights, privilege., bads, franchises. ➢lank sad property ol lbs Pennsylvania and New York Divisions The !loath are redeemable hr New Tema or la louden at 4. 641. per dollar. and are transferable without •tamp or endorse ment . 4 per cent of the mom amount .411 be drawn yearly Sc Joh. emnatenelag t, 11164. to be paid off at par to Loudon inters-et Coupons am attached to the lMeds, payable semi manually. at the Comohdated beak in London. at the tied rate of 4.. to the dollar. Ike nomis •111 be famed at 70 , : Bonds of 100 dollars at ALS lia , with Interest from April 1.1501 000 ~ £7O Ins., 1.000 .• £15710a.. 71;:, Coupons represent Ll 4 per annals on each Bond of 1,000 dos 4.01.3), or nearly 9 per cont. TO tha BONDIIOLDRIIS of the ATLANTIC tad GREAT wiUX RAILWAY. When the find mortgage bonds of the Pennsylvania sectka of this railway were hatted, it was uncertain whether the Compaq would proceed inueediately with the comtractios of the road beyond Akron do which ease arranges). tits would have been made with other companies for the completing link from theme to Dayton., or at once push forward the allots lien and so keep the command et the traffic. — Thel;;;l7eisniilitioWlass of the reed between fialamarem and Akron, and of We branches. developed so rapidly. being only limited by the supply of ranee 'tea, that the directors deeded to open the salvo threagliant tte whets cutest with all possible despatch. This policy, under their able engineer. Mr Kennard, has been an energetically curled oat that the Hue is new in operation as far as Gallon, and will be ready fort.afgc to Dayton by the Ist of may. It has, therefore. become desirable to offer the second mortgage bonds seise months earlier titan was con templated when the last Issue of bonds was made. In order, however, that the original subscribars to, or the present bolder, of, the Bret mortgage bonds may In so way be prvj naked by this Dime of the second mortgage. It ts Pfatinstil to give to exiiting holders the privilege of sabecribing for these Minas, at the rste of one bond for every two sow held, at a con cession In price equal to a Metal henna In May, the whole system of this Railway will be in operation, consisting of Nike The main floe from Islarancs to Dayton 1166 The branch to Cleveland 6l The Franklin Branch and the Oft Creek Unwa r y Si in all shout 500 site of which 202 have been successfully worked during the winter. On the let of Way it is intended to run express trains through beet New York. TS* the Brie— Atlantic and Great Westero—Chscinnall, Hamilton, and Dayton —and Ohio and Yleefasippi Railways, to • . Louis-1,200 miles. In hour., without break of gauge or chsng f. of carriages. The income of the portion of the line opened bee reached t!O per rails per week—within one year of the opening of the through route the receipts will be and per Dille per week —which will give a dividend on the shares exceeding 25 per cent., after providing for all espenditure, and the interest on the whole issue of bends. Dividends from IS to Li pee dint are not unusual on well con structed and prot.erly administered Unlearnt railways: from the nuithernas element. of prosperity held by the Atlantic and Great Western, It le inhered that the mileage receipts will shortly equal those of the Loudon ant North Western and other Wading English railways, whose ant of construction has been four-fold heater. The A tlanUc and Great Western less almost a monopoly of the Petroleum trait--and passes over the most ehtmisive bitu minous coal ends In the woorrl{d. for w Lich an unlimited market is about Wang opened In Caaada—aad for its traffic In Avicul ture' products, • leading American authority says. that when some contemplated extemioos are made. -10.00 eight-wheeled freight can sod boo locomotives will not suffice." The goods ant shares authorised to be honed aver Oa Yalu Lisa and Ezteaaaaa ale : Thst. i Mortgage New Teak 411,5L000.90r Pennsylvania 91 9300.0001 Ohio 9lll' 4.11111,11110 Branches d. lEstanskaa &coed I Mares. Mortgage. Total. L I 053,000 Soo si.oomoo 'stsso.ooo 1,e00.0c0 '_NO corn 5,1et000 40000 10,w0,000 114,00)0)00 100,000 ! 1,454,000 NM 59.468.000 $1,11100,000 59.500,000 ? 53.74,000 41004060 i1,108,n(A) Li. 315,3,50 SILVER FIR FURNITURE.-HOWARD KJ sod 80X12 BEDROOM ITILNITI:Itt, of this new aad 'imam& Wood, oa 'how at 203 sad 27, Beraera-etreet, °dont attest. The pries of Wee hes bees Lied at 70, sad the pnvilege o trulmertlting trill re • Ito open until the Bth of Aprtt, for the pre sent botBhohlers, eftherdlrely. or through their brokers. The terms ul ia;tat are as (clew : 5 per sena on applirstion, being Zll 5 0 per Bond of 1,000 doh. 10 „ on allotment „ 21 10 0 „ „ 15 „ tad Way „ 23 15 0 20 „ Bah ➢q „ •5 0 0 „ 20 „ Ist June „ 45 0 0 „ .• £157 10 I Subscribers have the option of pay lug the Instalments in advance, and will he allowed a discount of 6 per cent. per annum ow such prepayments. After allotment, scrip certificates will be issued to "bearer." These certificates will be excbmged for bonds to "beanie' tun liniment of the Oast Instahnent. Tie early completion of the works of this great railway Justifies the Company to making this additional Issue of hoods following the finstaibl policy adopted at the onteet. of issuing seevitke to the public only after the actual progress of the railway has a cured the necessary Income for providing the interest. There will remain only the second mortgace of the Ohio Division to he disposed of hereafter, when the total of the bonded debt will hi only £73.000 per mile. Farms of application may be obtained of the Bankers ee at the hikes of the Company. hits 2, Old Rroadmtvee‘ London. LC. inners of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company, 2, Old Broadmtreet, London, LC., March Z, Ibli. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEITERN RAILWAY. - Yu= OF APPLICATToII. To he forwarded to the office. of the Company. Ito. • Old Rrnad.strect, London, LC., Mtge payment of the preliminary deposit to the banker. To the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company. AlR,—Daving paid to the Consolidated Bank , Litnited', the stint of t . I hereby request that you will allot me S Peened Mortgage Bowls of the Atlantic and Great West ern Railway. and I hereby sore to acevpt such bonds on the terms stated to your circular dated TWA Init. I am. Sir, your obedient servant, Miniature Ad-Irma In full Date NFKBIRS AND DISCRIPTION OF BONDS NOW HAD. stv SORE SECTION. TENESSLYANIA SECTION. Bonds of roods of ; Boo& of Bond. of I Donde of rondo of ELMO $.500 WO SI,OOO I $OOO 5100 nAVIES'S PALACE PAR APFINE CANDLES, U. ed. per lb.—Sperm. la 4.1. and In 64. 6110 British wad, Is. 54. ; transparent wax. !a. 61.: Petroleum, Is 44.: Beinsnot wax and 'pens, la ; Gerona Wax, Is. WI. botanic wax. la composite, 81, 31.. and the Lest, ind . metalic for Palmer's Imam gd. ; magnums, /10. : best dip candles, 64. ; moulds, yid Best Calm gas ed. per gallon : yellow soap. WA., ags.. ags.. and PM per 112Ibs. : mottled, ♦ds.. old brown Windsor. Is. 04. per packet common brown Windsor. white Windsor, Is. id.; honey, Is. +d.: glycerine sad almond. Is. per bar—tor cash, at W. P. DAVIES and 9033 old aslaaligned warehouse, 83, St. Illartierlang, Charing-zees', London, W.C. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and meet awful invention of the day. AGFA A IIIARELLA. gleam JOHN 00iNELL and Co., Three Mug-court, Lorobard. Street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully otter to the public this Maly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the buntsn hair to its pristine hoe—no matter at whatage. The Agua Amarella bus mine of the properties of dyes : it, oa the contrary. is beneficial to the system, and when the heir le once restored one application per months ill keep it in perfect colour. Price tl la, per bottle, or la ball bottles, 10e ed. John Gagnon Co. have been appointed perfumers to 11.11.11. the Princess of Wales. Nuiaben.; Numbers. Norabera Nuasbeni Nimbus. i • S3pooo bare bee* cancelled by operation or labeldng land. t $lOO.OOO bays been cancelled by operation of Sinking Yand. NORIOWS. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1884. SMITE, KNIGHT, and COMPANY (Limited). Ineorparated under m The °mawlas A* IM" The Mercantile Credit Association, In conjunction with the Con tract Corporatioa, will receive Applications byname Is Me above Company. Capital, £8,000,000, in 90,000 Mares d tiO each. First Issue, 40.000 Shares. Of witted 20,000 have been already subscribed. Deposit on application, 41 per Shore, and ei on allotment No future call to erreed L 5 per Share, and at intervals of not ler than three months.. It V noiWiitelated to call up more than ClO per Share : any further capi tal that may be required will be robed by the lune of new Shane, a preference being given to the holders of existing Shares. Drl 'rou. W. M. Saline, Req., Old heat, trieZl, Director of the Contact Corporation. Marti? G. Chapman, Fsq. Charles Capper, Elm., Mfficing.lane. Richard Cooke Coles. Esq., 84. Belenssiece, Director of the Royal Insurance Company. Thos. Deka. Esq.. Alderman, President of the Great Western Railway of Canada, Director of the Contrect Oorporatkm. Geo. Knight, Esq., Great Georgeetreet. Ippolyte Uvulas. Esq., T. Leona., and Co.', Coptha U.cnnrt. Ocarina Onsmansey, Req BWett , Onuaanney, and Co. I. Dtreotor of the Contract ion. Robert Porter, Req e4 3=tor of the Bank of London and Bank of New Zeeland. Jahn Smith, Req., Oreat George-dreet. ri c u li rsinl, Th° F.l7l. nod C „,, Sp. (Yens .1-breSdneedle-stractnt.C9.l MANUMIT& DIRECTOR 2 Geotme Knight, EN. SOLICITOR& Rama Edwards and Go., Westminster. Reams. Newbon, leans and Co., Nicholaslane. liasins—Rash of London. Arnatia—Meesn. Cooper Balboa and Co. P. Guam. and Co., itinadneedie4teeet. and EL Stmeashesedlenteet, and 1, Gnat rnertreet, Westmutster. Saninsir pro tea : C. Woodfield, req. 1. This C,oveynny has been eoniUtated se an ancillary to the Contrset Oorporation." 2. The Company will undertake the constraction of railways and other public works as distinguished from she business of the Contact Corporation, which consists principally of the negotiation and acceptance of contacts, and the Scandal raw tures connected therewith. 11. The two Companies will work in harmony, but Independ ently of each other. •. The °prelims' of this Company will be conducted by the eminent contactors. Means. Smith and Knight, who have trans fened their whole bonnets and interest on highly advaatisposis tense: all their valuable plant sad existing contracts including that for the comtnictko of "belays! Serdnitati Railway recently entered Intel being ceded to the Company. The plant will be paid for in cash. and the remaining interest princitlally in shares, such shame being taken with d 4 only-per mimeos...West thereat It The eumerens applications to parliament In the present meals. for powers to construct branch and additional railways, and the weh-lmown Increasing demand for railways and other public works, sot only le Europe and the Colonies but is anemia of the civilized world, open a wide Geld for the prolitabko em ployment el capital. 6. The threaten consider that, with all the elements of suc cess, v 4., a large working capital, the assistance of a powerful financial corporation, coupled with the experience and superlu "cadence of parties movement with the practical details of the boodessa, with an identity of interest, the prospect of the Com pany are such as are seldom brought under public notice. 7. In the erect of no allotment of 'hares being made, the de posit will be Maned in fall. Should a in.. number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, If any, re turned to the applicant Prospectuses and forum of applketlon for shares nay be obtained at the Wares of the Company, of the brokers, and of the solicitors SMITH. KNIGHT, AItD COYPANT (Limited,. 101111 OF APPLICATION TON SRAM. To be retained by the Reuben To the Directors of ?rnith, Knight. and Company ;Limiter. thentlesnen,—.Having paid to your banters. the Bank of London, the NM of a being a depoalt at Al per share on shams in the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that Dumber. and I agree to accept such shares, or any lees number you may allot tom: sad I agree to pay the deposit oa Atotnit at, and to sign the Articles of Association of the Oompanwhen required. and I authorise you to insert my name on t he regtster of members for the member of shares allotted to res. I:stuil signature same In fun Reavienes Profession Date Yank 1:361. A LHAMBRA.-TRIIIMPHANT 81JOCESS of prod ted hi Instea MN YEW Cl d. RQUl—neknewhnlsed to be the beet ever ALHAMBRA.—The greatest female rider of the age, the wondrous IIdUAL LOUISE LOMAT. ALHAMBRA.-BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN WEN* "THE RIDE for the RIBBO.N.• A LHAMBRA. -MORNING PERFORMANCE, TUTS DAY, at 2 o clock. Felt week, on Monday, Wed nesday, and Saturday, at 2. Every Evening at half peat 7. Tax OXFORD.—The present ioterpretation of YACST onsatitates an epoch in the history of this ball, already famed for the brilliancy of ito operatle selections. Largely anamesited vocal and Instrumental Nemirow ban been added to render the present selection from this universally popm Mr opera worthy of the parent work. lama, Mr. Morley; ana. Mephistopbiles. Mr. Green liammertte, Mies Bar ; Director, Mr. Ir. Joughns BONE LLI'S ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Limited) Registered ander** Joint Stott Compalles Act. Mwleinh el Ida the t 7 et wit Shareholder is skictly limited to the amount 8430,000 (of which Bli.ooo torments Originel Capital of the Company!. Deptrit Issue, £t25,000, In theOti therm of £lO each. p , Al per share on application, and 41 on allotment. Cant of AS each at interrals of not Leas then twomonna. D1MC709.9. caAndwr—ne Ellett 800. the Berl of SHILIWSBUILY sod TALBOT. _ _ DRv 911aWinale —The RiiistM;sia. Lord WEHOFTEZGEMALD, 9, Caritoolgardens. *AM Besieldge, M. Leonard's Works, and Priory-lona% Dentsmallos. John Alfred Chown., Dq., Director of the Imperial Bank, 151„ Westleorne-terrans. Henry Qook„ Beg., Director of the Tamar, *Mt Hill, and Calling. ton ralbray Canapsay. Albert Cooper, Elm., Manchester. Frederick /MD, Ilan. (John EUn and Co., Merchants, Abetinrch- Lim-/ Grundy, Eq. (Edmund (trendy and Sony. Manchester. William Hamilton, Jun., Bad. ,David Hampton sad Co.), Man chester and Glasww. Charism Stewart, Eig. (Messrs. Robert Barbour and Brother). Manchester. James Thomson, leg., Chairman of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company, and Director of the Agra and United Bente. Bads. Chsrble Freeman, Esq. News: Trueman and Fry, Grethani- W=ltardinp Tyler, Fag., Director of the Agra and United Service Bank. COMEX/NG 1.1.2C113CAL Istoorkpt—The Chevalier Gaetano Booeui IWO= : London—The Agra and raited Berrie. Bank: Ilan. chastakr—Uanebester and Sslion! Baak. 8011E1TOSS.—Heruy C. Eliot[, E.q 5, Sherbnror.lane. London. E.C. • Marra UK Son, Hopp , and Orford, 6, Boad-sfreet. llamarter. . . _ Badheas: Loodon—Meurs. Johnson. Loneden. and Co.. Itt. Tokeshouselard: Liverpool—Messrs. Taimaon sad Co.. Man. chaster—T. Morose, Fen. J.cntllon—ltemn. Coleman. Tarquand, Youngs, and Co.. 14 Tokenhosse•yard. 8110111111 MIT (pro tern.) —Junes Cratere'. Km. 011aM-7, Aiwa-murk Clty f.a. V lototiantrest. Manchester; 2. Delnstreet, LirerpooL SMITH, KNIGHT, and COMPANY (Limited). NOTICIL —The MARE LIST b 01.03 ED at 4 o'clock o• MONDAY. the 18th March, for Leedom. aad TUESDAY, the 18th, for coaatry applicatioaa—My order. J RANDYIKLD. Secartary pro teat. London. March 43, 13di. THE NATIONAL PROVINCIAL MARINA nisnuNcE COMPANY (Unaßed). To he la red under the Gonsnies let 1902, which limits the of Shareholders to amount of their shares. carnet atemeen.is es, enema el 6 each. Irtret isms 90,900 Wawa Al per share lobe pald on application, and gl 10s. per share on allotment It is sot contemplated that Matt than ES per than will be called up. DIP.VIVLS. Harrison Watson, Req. (Messrs- J. R. Thomson and Co.`, Chairman of the Town and Dock Itallway Company. Robert W. Barclay, raq. (Mews. Thick, Barclay, and Co Gresham-hoarse. Abel Chapman, Ben • Old Broad-street, Director of Marine In vestment Company. B. A. Coffey. Zaq., Director of Marine Investment Company. Z. de Pus, Nag. , merchant, 9, leaehrurliddreet. John Downes, ten. Aram Downes and Soott, Upper Thames street Charles F. Ellis, Esq. (Messrs. Henry Ells and Son', 17, Omar chnrch-street. G. Gilbert, Ewa. (Mews. Gilbert, Kerr. and Co-(, 3, Abchurdr lane. Cornelius Grinnell. Req. (Moan. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan:, 7, Leadenhallotreet. A. Jarvis, T.sq.. merchant. Director, Standard Bank. South Africa. Bold. E. Shaw, Eq. Nolan. Shaw, SavW, and Co. ,34, Leaden hall-street 31. Z. Marregordato, Tsp., 5, Copthall-court, and Lloyds. (With power to add to their number.' BAnggsts—Votes, Itarday. Berms Tritton, Twills and Co., London. Soucrroas —Maus, Sewell. Sewell, and Edwards BILCOESS. Leodon—Slr R. W. Carden and NOS, Royal Exchange-buildings Liverpool—Robert Byrne, Fa,i. Royal Pook.bulthogs. Manchester—Char:es P. Allen, Erg , IndWDnildiup Newcastleon-Tyne—J. & Cha loner, key., Deatioircet. Bristol—Henry T. Chamberlsoi, key. Wllklno,,n and InWeby. Exchange-braidings. Leeds—Men rs. Ululate and Wailes. Park-row. SICRITART pro tem., —Mr. W. Distant. •CDITOL9-31essrs Cash and Co Tokenlionse.pird, Temporary 011leei —4, Clements-lane. qty. Proepectuaes sad forme of applastron may be obtained from the brokers, the •olieiwrs, or no:retain pro tem., at the Tem perm More of the Company. N ATIONAL PROVINCIAL MARINE INIII:2ANCE COMPANY 'Limited, CLOSi\O NOTICL NO APYLlCATlONnfori3Mili4luthie Company be RECII 'FED AFTER MONDAY, the lath instant. for London, aod TUESDAY, the taith, for the coon , W. DISTANT, Secretary, pro tem. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAWOR sad BOY. I sad 4. GOODGE4STIPM. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES. Barrack ?vulture, Traub. Perlaarr bask Ec.—HE Pleesellii. Catalogues tow Al/I DG F : 11 PROS P Ecr r The Directors n 1 lionella Metric Telegraph Cowan, Limited, liming establistied a tIN of telegraphic ccsoinanteation w... . a boillesa Mandan"; and 1 . 1, 5rP 3 0 1 , the working of which hex even beyond expectation, inith ;emetically and eoesemer- WilEthe unrivalled excellence of DowellEs system. propose to embed their operations throughout the United/Cinciloal. _ limb message Is printed by the; very ant n. In claw guM.lll characters, and u so transmitted is delivered, without further proems, to the receiver, that absolutely exclud ing all poialbility of error between the sender and the receiver. The automatic future and simple working of the Booelli Instrument render It Independent of specieDy trained. sad therefore highly paid, manipulator.. The peossity to which all other telegraphic establishments are exposed, of inereming the stair of operators fn preps- Moe with the augmentation of business, does not cast and, consequently, any Increase of business must prove almost shop lift* clam profit. Prcepectuses and forms may be obtained from the beaten, brokers, solicitors, car secretary, at the ogles of the Company. Eaelf application mat be acconapaniel with a depsit of al per elmEchich will be returned without deduction if no stages an all the date of fine until the Anal closing of the lists, the Boman histrumentaxesybe seen In operation dally frees le to 4, at 7, inxelnourt. CZREAT REDUCTION fn HOTEL CHARGES ILA at the BIIIIIEWICK. lenapeetrult. ea Jan.* thrONA eat the Whiter fleeres. • QI[EVENS and BONS beg to call attention to 1,36 their impeder STOCK of WINES sad sylairs.—Part. I:NSW woad. 5h..a15..6... Mt ; 4 6.• tea., Ma. Sherries, Mt, EEL, 33a. ; very seperier, 424., UM., 54a, 65. Marsala, the nneat, AN.: Clarets, 14a, 20 5. , !di., a. 30 •ch Me growths. 36e.. 42a and upwarda Brandy, lineal Cognac, na, 2.5 a per maim . very old pale ditto. Va. , 305. Era Old Jamaica, Ins. 4,L, : very chola; proof, 175. per pilot;: Whiskary,lns. and 20a. English Ole, 94. 441.. IS& ed., Ihs. ; best and stromte•L 12a 4d. Der galloo.—Terms, TS. BLOWESGATZETAIET WITHIN. Established 40 years. DANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast Beverage, which the most delicate stomach can digest. ft prevents and cares all disorders of the alimentary canal, nun geotioa, constipation, flatulence, torpid and .ghee liver com plaint& Luoronsended by the medical profession. Ilh. fare, U. • of all chemists ;stows and country. G. CLAYTON. chemist 313: Zegenastreet, W. FLOWER. SEEDS, free per p at —WM. WOOD sad SON'S spktadld COLLECTION es under :—Hardy Runnels, 100 varieties, s.: 50 ditto. 10e.: 25 ditto, 55.: 12 ditto, 2s. ed. Ball -hardy annuals, 100 varieties, tbs. 50 ditto, IMAM. : 20 ditto, Ts.. 11 ditto, M. ad. German Flower seeds as Imported, in original sealed packets, as lowest terms. Cata logues no spptioation.—Woodlands amen sad seed warehouse, Maresfield, L ekgekl, Sussex. ECONOMY in the GARDEN.—Seeds carriage pald.—WY. WOOD and SON't complete co/Intim of GARDEN BMA, for eme year's supply, for or gulags. Ralf the aborts quantity for half-a ga las Ca loss.. and all parti culars may be had oil appllcatmb—Woodl seed warehouse, ilaresdeld, near l'ealleld. Susses. FLOWER SKIDS, Free per Pod. BUTLER and MeerLLOCE'S unrivalled assortments. 100 varieties of the most distinct and Avautifid hardy ensue's, ler 210 a 611 varieties. for los. IS varieties. for 0.. di. COVLNT GARDEN MARKET. LONDON, N.C. !nit-ogles orders pay able at Massenet, Covent-garden. H YAM & CO. 'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, td The fa•ldoa gen sad aZ e nX ratcp-e44ll46lllarie' W. d lu this attire Is universally 24ST:swine& thertnala and Cape's lea 6d. to Na Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets 2ls. 0.1 to 4ft. Od. Business and !locoing Omits . Mg Od 460. Od. and Ms. Od. Trnmers. 600 patterns to select from Vega of the name materials ...... H YAM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. OS and et OXFORD-STREET, W. The most able and experienced cutters sad workmen sue em• plo)ed. True.atting Trousers, les. V.l. : Tests to match, as. 6d. Attire for c'eriemi, academical. medical, and other professiona retAlemeo. Ladles Ifxbsta three to six rxineas. A separate departamot for liveries Page's suits, 30x.: Motets:lS, Ifs: coachman's, Sta. H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and a. OXFORD-STREET, W. are flinch admired by Parents and 0 nsrdians for Twiny. fashion. ant e,noomy. Knickerbocker. weytminster, °Annie, and Windsor suit*, lea. ed. to Us Etoo, Harrow, and Rugby suds, 305., 15a. and 425. A trying-on room handsomely fitted up in connoting with this department. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED I This query to worthy tiossideratson by every one anzioas to retain the inestimable blessing—sight: for on correct know • ledze as to the proper time for uelnz Spectacles will depend the certainty of preserving clear rhino to the end of life. When 114 defleleocy is determined a nicety of diserlmhzatleti must he used in adapting imams of the elect power that will 'apply the Ines, or irreparable injury will result. Optical quarks, like inedisal quacks, do Incakulable mliehlet by their Ignorant pretension, se is twored by the victims of eountrs hawkers and unskilled vendors. Purely, tiro. It were wiser to ask advice rather from some optielso of repute, and avoid risk to ones eight. The old firm of Thomas Harris and Sou 'established I; d 0 , opposite the British hinewaro-gate, Landon, baring specially attended to the menu latiture of sperel.acies, ire competent to advice on all that por tains to She remedying defeetive vision by the aentrate adaptation of the lenses. mithematieaDy true, of the mutilate pun or. and also by the Judlcioua Wootton of a spec agile frame which is like wise Important) of the teem most becoming the tam. T O LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, nn Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complesion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It Induces of the hands and arms. Be capability of soothing irritation and ream, in= redoes, tea, pimples, spots, freckles, discolora tion,. sad oth sr cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to every roller. It Mole'a all the selects of climate on the skin. whether with !eft react to cold and inclemency, or intense solar beat. Price 45. ed. and ha dd. Der bottle- 8 0W at 20. Batton-garden and by chemists and perfumers. Act for lowlands Kalydor." and berme of spurious and perniciosa articles ander the name of Enlyeistr.• BARLOWII PATENT CASK STANT) • new barrettes, r admirably contrived th at a ta d butt, as well r smaller casks, may be eared or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action Is No Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid told by Do possibility can be disturbed. Price tle., 13., lea., to cult Sy, 8, and 18 pllock casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No ma-peg required. No roofs Eat beer or sour wine. Prioe U. 6d. ditto, el ea—.apply direct to /AMPS ILUILOW, patentee, It, allliazo-etreet, Mansion-home. Nee the& Ms name and address are on even article all Mama.* apareoue Idtatlooa Eugravlap gratis. Established MU. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFIN t:—Adopted by Mr 14Jastfy Government lot the =Mary asthma. . . . . the original raannfactutera and holders of the 1862 Prlre Medal, caution the public and any spurious Imitations. Thdr label Is oa all packets and biAea fkld by all dealers t rowthont the kingdom. Wholeraleaste fee oneortetiwe Wo r k, I. mu, MA H, LAMBETH. LANDON. S. where also may be obtained thiir oalsbraled rafted %Mops Soap rabbits. [Stamped, Id. Additions la Now ready, price &1., by post, 7d., MEE CHARITY COMMISSION. J. Merin against the Conduct of the Commieslonen in the matter at the loyal Tree Grammar lichool at OWftwick submitted to the comdderattos of the Members of Doti Mouses of Palliation*. By IMMO loerna. London : Bradtrmy sad Munk 11,, Boaverinetreet, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Rarna's TZLIGNAIe.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, lIABca 23, 4.58 P.Y. The commander of Fredericia reports as follows: "The enemy withdrew yesterday, abandoning his position before the town." COPENHAGEN, MAyica 25, 5.5 P.Y. The Austrians have informed the Commander of the Danish man-of-war stationed off the unfortilied town of Horsens, that on the first shot fired from the ship the place would be given up to pillage and destroyed. THE CONFERENcE. FRANKFOET-ON-TSSMAINE, Kula 25. A telegram received here from Bailin confirms the news of Prussia and Austria having accepted the Conference without basis, and without as armistice. It is added that the Conference will shortly assemble. THE TRIAL AT AIX. MARCH 2. The jury bas acquitted M. Armand of the charge of attempting to assassinate Maurice Roux, the plaintill has in consequence commenced a civil action against M. Armand for 50,0001. damages. The following sentence has been pronounced by the Court of Anise to-day :—" Considering that M. Armand is found guilty of having struck Mau rice Roux, he is condemned to a penalty of 20,000 franca, and to defray the incidental costs of the trial." RUSSIA. ST. PETKILSBURG, Laza 23. An imperial decree bas been published to-day, reforming the law affecting foreigners in Russia. The decree abolishes the compulsory sale of landed property belonging to Russian ladies on their mar riage with foreigners. The consent of the Emperor to such marriages, and the payment of three years' taxation in advance by foreigners on becoming naturalised Russian subjects, are no longer neces sary. AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN. Yawn 95. The Inman steamship Etna, from New York on the 12th lust., arrived here at 4.90 a.m. to-day, with 90paseengers and 116,200 dole. in specie. She landed 13 passengers and proceeded for Liverpool at 4.40 a.m. All well. Her news has been anti cipated. • TEIN 'CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS The following 'telegram bat been received at Mr. Renter's cam from the Peninsular asd Oriental Stemn Navigation Oolsgoany MALTA. fLuica 24. The Runine and Ripon, with the above mails, left Malta this day, the former at 5 a.m. and the latter at 6 p.m. The Euxine may be expeilted Marseilles on the 26th inat, and the Ripon at Southampton on the 2nd April. General Garibaldi and suite are passengers by the latter vessel. GIBRA.LTAII, liAacH 24. The company's new steamship BUoda, wlich left Southampton with the Calcutta, China, and Australia mails at 10 a.m. on the 20th inst., reached Gibraltar at 9 a.m. this day, all well. Encountered moderate head winds. She leaves at 4 p.m. [TWOPENCE AUSTRIA. A communication from Vienna of the 21st says : The promiedinp of the government In Hungary cause greet stupefaction and deep consternation in this city. Every one asks himself to what all thane rigours n ill lead. and whether the whole empire will not feel the effect of those deplorable event,. Many persona suppose that all that is taking place has been skilfully prepared by the Austrian police, in order to have a pretext to lay hands on suspected persons, and to justify the reaction which the government is said to have an Intention of making. Every -0134) calls to mind the proceedings of the retrograde party, which has been seeking to undermine the constitution ever since it has existed, and who do not allow any opportunity to escape of attacking it, either openly or in a roundabout manner, according to circnoistatioss. In a word, a belief is entertained that a conspiracy exists, not at Path, but at Vienna, and pave events, such as the state of siege, are expected. Another Vienna letter has the following : The oedema coafersuce, which is to meet at Prague to concert the bases of an agreement far bringing Austria into the Pruso.Gorman Zollverein, greatly occupies the public prem. lam able to give you a few particulars which con cern the Austrian Government. The conference of Prague has only • preliminary character. The delegates for the purpose are Baron Hock, from Vienna, and M. Hainelbachi from Berlin. These gentlemen, who are specially versed in what coacerns the customs, are charged to devise mesas for embodiment the Austrian proposition of July, 1862, and the tariff of the France-Prussian treaty of 20th August, 1862, The preparatory conference ha. beep chiefly brought about by the reiterated instaaess of the principal states of the Zoliverein, which use anxious that Austria mod Prussia should come to a direct understanding. In ease s basis should be agreed on, the negotiations properly so called will commence between Austria, on the one head, sad the three goverment' delegated ad toe by the Zoller rein, Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony, on the other. The first object will be to bring the Frump-Prussian tariff into accord with the new Austrian tariff proposed in November, 1863. Opposition sod complaints are to be expected on the part of certain manufacturers, who would much rather re main at their ease coder the prohibitory system ; bat the time has jou by for a nation tbus to lint itself up in an exclusive system ; and Austria, like other countries, most enter boldly oa the path of free trade. THE THEORY OP THE DAGGER. In consequence of some remarks in the Paris I correspondence of the Times, M. Mazzini has ad dressed the following "facts, " to use his own expression, to the editor of that journal, the letter beaus dated yesterday : I was publishing in 183 , in Marseilles, • series of poli tical writings under the title of Giorinc Italia, th e name of our National Association. The French government had, to please our own despotic governments, ordered me away. I hal motives for remaining, and did remain, at Marseilles wieeealed. The French government, irritated at being no able to discover rue, imagined that by accusing me of a crime they might deprive me of the edam sad affection to which I owed shelter. They obtained front a police agent a pretended historical document, to which the forger had affixed my name, end inserted it, though well aware of the falsehood, in the Atuaiteur on the mouth of June, 1833. I immediately protested in the National, and these were my concluding words : " I solemnly deny the statement, the sentence— the whole matter. I give the lie to the semi-official Muni tear and to the government ; and I defy the government, its agents, or the foreign police who fabricated the calumny to prove • single one of their assertions against me, to pr.:i dles the original of the sentence and my signature, or to discover a single line of mine that scold induce a belief in the paisethility of much as act oe my part." The Aloniteur was Coot. The on wee sever produced. The entmjudicial authorities solved the blem. The judg of the Supreme Court of pro FAveyroo decided that the aims of Gavioli was the result of a quarrel, mid perpetrated without premeditation. The sentence was mimed ea the 30th of November, 183.9. La Cecilia, whose Dame appeared with mine at the end of the forged document, continued to live openly in France, and ' wee sever even in led on the subject Some years later Gisquet who had hew Prefect of Police in 1833, when writing his assmons, and thinking only of the mousy value of the melodramatic incidents introduced, repeated the foul accusation. I cited hies before the tribunals. M. Gaullist declared before the court his conviction that I was an booed man, and incapable of crime. The tribunal (April, 1841) pronounced semease musediaala„ &desist again my 'SOO' came. Later still, in 1845, at the time of the letter-openieg affair, Sir James Graham ventured is the House of Com ma°, to revive the calorney. He was compelled, by the information be received from the magistrates of l'Aveyrom to publicly apologise tome. His words, pronounced on the Bth of May, 184.5, is answer to a question put by the bon. member for Kilmernock (Mr. I:ouverie), were the following, which I extract from your own columns of the 9th of May, 1815 :—" I am bound to state to the hoc, member for Sil- DOCk and to the house that the account I received yester day, meting upon the statements of the judge who tried Ga vial, and the public prosecutor, in answer to the inquiries made at my request, are explicit, full, and direct, that in that trial DO evidesos whatever was produced which inculpates M. Mandui in the me. lam bound, there fore, to state that if I had known at the time I rude the original statement the facts of the trial—much more, if I had known what was the impression of the judge earl the public prosecutor, who I coooeive are the best autho rities in this matter, so far from making that statemeat. I should have religiously abstained from doing eo. By the statement I then made a public injury was inflicted on M. Mezziui, and, therefore, now knowing the facts I have just detailed to the house, and which were uuknows to me then. 1 think it due to M. Marital to yaks the only and best re ' palatial in my power, which is that the statement I have now made shall beam publics. my former statement. I ens only add that I hope this explanation will be satisfactory." 1 bays, sir, dragged myself reluctantly through this mire, in the hope of teaching your holiest readers what value they can set on similar past, preiest, fortheatairta accumatioeP. It is boort-Nickelling to have to do so. It is sad to have to do it in England ; sad to see men whom I was in the habit of considering as natu rally addicted to loyalty and fair play reproducing, lightly and without a single thought of the consequences, amen's- Cons proved lose ago to be false—sad to see that men whe call th em selves guiltiness and Christians do not shriek from handling the moral dagger of calumny against the honour of a man whoa. life and writings they do not take any trouble to ascertain fora mere party purpose. Silence and contempt will be henceforward my only answer to their accuaatioisa EXCLUSIVENESS IN CHURCH. TO THI EDITOR Or THE ISMS& Sias,—ln the heart of Vanity Fair stands a chapel named somewhat ironically after one whose " Md. meat was of camel's hair," and whose " mast was locusts sad wild hooey." Lost Sunday morning, accompanied by a friend, I entered this fashionable edifice, but we had barely mooed the threshold, when our further progress was ar rested by a pewopener who peremptorily informed us that there was no room. We were about to depart, when a friendly Countess offered one of us • seat in her pew. " Friends of your ladyship ! 06, then I can find room," said the pew-opener, and I was forthwith conducted to the chancel and lodged in a strU, when to my surprise I found at least • dozen empty seats around me, which continued unoccupied throughout the service, in fact at no time was the church more than two-thirds fall. The congregation was so erclusirely composed of " oar own set" that it was difficult to divest one's mind of the idea that it wee a contioustiou of last night's dru.n. The air was laden with perftur.es wafted from m►sy a cambric kerchief, and the clinking of clasps and scent bottles alone disturbed the sacred star mess of the place, for the few coughs that the March winds had scattered among us were not hearty like those of charity children, but ladylike and subdued. The service was read in a quiet gentlemanlike tone, and the singing was calm, and free from all vulgar eartiestoese The preacher took for his text, " Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth ;" sad of the poor he re marked with emphasis, "Their'. is the kiagdom of Heaven." Indeed, the whole drift of his dia. DOOM seemed to be, that so far as salvation was concerned it was " all up" with his flock, wbo to my surprise seemed rather to enjoy Win titillated " all mug and cosy among ourselves." Perhaps it is for this reason that no plebeians are admitted to witness the flagellation of their superiors, but I do think, sir, that io the house of Him who is "no respecter of persons" one of the mazy vacant seats might be give• to a 'renderer wbo eaten that house to pray, ern though he should fail to satisfy the pew-opener that he is the friend of a countcse.—l am, &c., PERIPATETIC. BOOTIOS " SHAKENPEARE GALLERT"—IIi reduction of Boydell's two magndiceot folio. by means of pliotcgtephy —will be ready to grace easy a drawirg-room rtble us the morning of the Terccntenary Festival. The attempt hie been meet successful ; ard thus, at a small met, this costly gallery is now rendered socessuhle to loyeas of art of limited mesas no loss thaa to tbs more wealthy.— 7,4 Reader. RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.-FURNITURE, Curtains, Carpets, Iron bedstead', te. 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