The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-03 00:00:00

- - 1 . Y "~~ 111 ~r,~ r 1 1 -1.1e• - ef-wees i . E • IqA 4 • ,r, b 8 . 3. r 1-1.4!......, r 4, 2 ktF-iL 6,755.1 jtOPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN M7 1 : 4 1.0% Ara --OXYORD arid CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE, April 4.—Traius at Mit Wattles Uttered@ between the City and LanneranOth. To secure room paaaszsgeni are requested to trace: by the early truths. QrANISH COLONIAL £8 PER CENT . LOAN, 1888, Nmai, or £2,171.530 Effective. tar the use of • an e.eh up,A2 the revenues of the Spenieh Colonies of Cuba, hot. Rico. and the Philippine Ishinds. nee Sin e aty the 4, usen of Spain having by royal decree, under ol.te d rob March, 18S9, with the consent of the Connell of antho3ise4l the above lean, NI, :..rs hisdion•helm and Goldschmidt hem °entreated with Col ernment for the issue of seeds loan, and are now .t ',an! to receive sobsaiptions at their oMos, Founder's- I.) Art 3 of the maid decree *be Government at bee Yids* to pay the interest and sinking fond of this lean, and by urns it on the revenues of the provinces of Cuba, ri.• hie°, and the Philippine Istande. 1 , Losr. will be emitted in bonds to bearer of LlOO, L.do, and louring interest at 8 per cent. per annum, from let , rber, lent, with coupons Membed, payable half-yearly on t h e pt tiareh and Ist September, at the offices of Messrs. BM , I , heitu wul Goldscluuldt, in London. The w i g, are by the :ontract expressly exempted from tame r; duties of every kind en the r L p tiglee Spanish Government, .. .a they will Ix' *WI by a lee of the Spanish Go stninivrt, duly appointed for By the cperation of a cumulaC r e Psse siziltieg fund the Bonds will be renovsble In fifteen yams from Ist March. 1888. The li..nds I. be redeemed will be determined by half-yearly Me temente of a Notary Patile, in January and yin ta:b ear . and the Bonds drawn will be paid off at 1/IS, .rit},nut any e.lirtion, at the offices of Messrs Blacho ff sheito thildsck , idt. in London, oe the followleg bat March and Lt -en:ember In each year. The tint drawing will tabs place in ary, 1070. "e price of emiesion is x 93 per 4100, payable se =an : • - In as plication allotment l6 anal 20 ::!ay 20 • one 21 'lily '0 August 20 I^•scoupou for interniedlide interest, deducting income tea ee Mt par cent. -..otzribers may anUelpate the above:periods of payment, and ' e a ,Is.onnt at the rate of SA per met per annum. n d.l of failure to pay any of the above tnstahnents at the .ribed Ir Hod all previous I ty.nesta will be liable to ter tut iestru must bemade In the =neared form to the Imperial Lov.iury, accompanied by a deposit of a per cenl on the .1.01e4 for. the allotment should not require the whole deposit, totplu. wilibe returned. - ccrtincates will be delivered, In exchange for the (;.raker r nrelpt for the brat instalment. which will be exchanged 1r r foul., to be tuned aa soon as possible after payment ef the _ ert. - translations of the documents relating to this loan •ccy at the °Moss of Messrs. Barter, Rose, Norton, and , torts-street, Westminster Abbey, S.W. v . :macs and forms of arepticatien may be obtained at the '.n.• place, at Mews. Bisehoffabeirn and Goldschmfdt, -...i.der's-koort, and at the imperial Bank, Lothbury, where all nts are to be made. SPANISH COLONIAL PER CENT. LOAN, me ilatee Li BERKEY GIVES, that the suraciarnos of els Loan will be CLOUD on MONDAY next, the GM 1 .taut . April 2, 1869. THE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. London 001ce ItEMOVIID from 22, finch-Lw To NZIT P 122211812; No. 37, NtCHOLAS.LkNE, LOT r, LC. MITE ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY (limited), 7, BAN BUILDINGS, LOTBBUILY, Loudon, NOTICE of REMOVAL. —ln consequence of the Rennirernent of their present Prelllklen forthe widen on of Ludote-hill, the undenignod will Remove their Establish ment, on and after the 6th yoreetiroo, to "crown Buildings," FL err STRV.ET .adjacent to et. Dunstan's, Church'. where they will immerse increased facilities for business. English Publishing Business.—Entrance, le% Fleet-street. American Import and Literary Agency e lite. ' 4 The Publishers' Circular" °Mee ditto. Export and Colonial Bushels.—Entrance, Clifford's4lin-pamage. SAMPSON LOW, SON, and it AILITON, English, American. mad Colonial Booksellers and Pea/them tudgat,hM, )larch 25, 1668. TE YT E, Kent.—To be LET or SOLD, a Sil roomed ROUSE. Furnished, and an Eigbt.roonwal untumi4ied. To be gold. a Fab of Eight-roomed %Man also Landing Ground, near the Bea.—Apply to JOAN MIZE, ilythe. 14.1. 0NEY, in large or small amounts, and for long or short periods, with or wtthoet a lite polity, readily oh tAinable at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMOURANCE COR- I tNY ,Limited), 486, oa/ard-street, Bloomabw7, W.C. M ONEY.-10,000/ ready for immediate ad vaned; as =mimeo of tree M, copybold, or leasehold r-prrty, repayable by lostalments.—Address Mr. A. R. It ILD, Vumanent Building Society, Gray's Inn-chambers, Przh Holborn, W.C. I`fuNEY.—£2o to £BOO ADVANCED imme ,hately on furniture, without removal, publicity, or May be repaid byp easy Instalments. No charge U Mk la,. Sureties dYprwed with.—Apply personally at the I. OFFICES, 2, Southampton-street, Strand, W.C. Ad %... m , leases, We policies, de. 114)NEY.—Noblemen, Gentlemen of Property. Heirs to Entailed Estates, Officers on Full Pay, and other 1,1.. elide parties, can be immediately acconusodated with on then' note of hand only. Several sums to be advanced • Cl...chola and leasehold security. reVerrlMA. ISeXtertgt% It of gatiee, at IS per cent. interad.—Apply :con fi des )to yr. I.' !‘ IN, 2, Alestreet, Piccadilly, W. P ERSONS WAICTING CASH immediately, without ditappointment, trouble, or espartos, via, from ES to £lOO, and above, ay 1s at.corarnedated by forwarding their mune and address, and ^nw.not required, to Ur. C. THOMAS, It, Slagollnd-reed. Untdon. nppodteShoretlitch Church, F.L. N I: —The usual Loan-office Inquiries dispensed with. Baines trd privately, and with despatch. ARE YOIJ IN DIFFICULTIES t—lf so, all at ace on the nodervigned, and be relieved from the un- I tear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and divorce cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange ment: made with creditors. Deeds of compadtion and audgo meat ececuted. Protection to person and property obtained witr. , ut publicity.—Apply to Mr. L RABBIS, IT, Strand, W.C. Hours, IC till A. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE CUTED by a Professional Oentkesan of precttoe and lespectabillty, tree of charges to the creditornpon a commission of 10 per cent. on the amount reenvered.—Apply for address, or 1 y letter to A.L, No. 305, City-road, LC. REYNOLDS and SMITH, of 23, Coleman street, EC., from their large experience in BAN7L litt-PTCY proCeeeillige ran render great militates to an par. eons in pecuniary difficulties. Immediate protection of person and property. hills of Sale, Trust and Composition Deeds pre 'lard. Arrangements made with creditors. Money advanaid on mortgage, hills of sale, etc. Ito charge for ecesultatios. VENABLES & SONS, lie T. let, sad Y, 4,6, lc 8, Col Established newly half a ceatury. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS. CURTAIN& lA)inirr NUM, Owings Tree. Patterns Bent to the ,!ountry Tres FIRST MASS 811.18 Lowirar Yittcr.B. Carriage Free. Patterns Sent Into the Country Res FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES LOW TT Mae. Carrfase Tree. Patterns Sect to the Coontmy Pree. T VENABLES AND SONS, • WHITECHAML, LONDON, E. Zatablisbed newly half a Century. FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES. Loran Pmts. Canine Free. nice Lisle sent Free. FIRST CLASS MOURNING. Carriage Free. Patterns to the Country Free. FIRST CLASS LINENS. COTTON GOODS. LOWIIST num. Canino Free. l'r tteros meet to ►bs Country Free. VENABLES & SONS, XS. T. 104. a 105. WHIMICHAPEt s 4, t 0. Cornwercial•etraet, LONDON. Established nearly half a century. SAUCE. —LEA and PERRIN!? WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE This delicious condhasst, pronounced bi km conn a oloeurs •• TSB ONLY GOOD SA UC " Is prepared solely by LEA and PER The public are repecttully cautioned against 'earthiest batty Sows and should tee that 1.41111 and Perrins'nawee are anwrepgar, Idad, bottle, and ASE to lt int and PERRINT SAUCE. Said wholesale and Is, export byyy the 1 .o r shei.s. We/easter ; Mears CROSSE and BLACKWILL ; Messrs. BARCLAY ape SONS. tondos. tc., dc.: and by grocers and oilmen unhonally. FIRST CLASS DRAPERY. Low's? num. carriage Tree. Tatters* test to the Country Tree. FIRST CLASS LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING BABY LINEN MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. CHEAP BOOK& —NoTICE.—MEDINS CLEARANCE CATA LOGUE tar APRIL, containing" loaves front th•Quoto's Jottr n4" -TY karly Years of Gm IBM Prince Camort," and more than one thomand other recent Books, at the lowest current mire*, is now ready, and will be larwasdad, pottage Wm, on application. 1117sLICI SELECT LTB/LtRY, NEW OXPORDATREZZ. 4. order Free. bite List soot Fees. FIRST CLASS FIIRRITURE. BEDSTEADS. BEDDING. Al Illustrated Catalogs* seat Prre. UPHOLSTERY. FP VENABLES AND SONS, • 103, 161, aed 106, WHITECHAPYL, sod 2, 4, C, & 8, COMMERCIAL.STREZT, LONDON, Eatabllahed nearly half A Castury. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Flavor Steel Tats Naives. P RINCE of TAILORS has been our registered Trade L a rk since we received the Exhibition Prue Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publbh the fashions on account of the peat demand and flattering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank end leading man of to., in the costume patronised by the elite of our beau moods. Fashions post free, with list of prh•es, commencing with one celebrated lie, fancy or black doe trousers : cloth vests, OL gd. ; mite of super black cloth, 5'J. ; sults of fancy Tweed, 42a. shower-proof overcoats, fle ; and superior qualities equally cheap. Note.—Only high-clam cutters em ployed, and one trial will prove our superiority over all cote petitoru—T. and H. HARMAN, 2P, ling Willlam-.Meet, Loudon bridge. WANZER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY has REMOVED from 4, Cheep de, to 4. GREAT PORT LAND-STREET, four doors from Oxford-street, and recommends with every confidence the two following Sewing Machines u the mod perfect sod niceeerfol yet produced, via: The LITTLE WANZER, a new Lock-stitch, Randeewing Machine, price four guineas, or with stand to work both by hand or foot, Eve guineas. The PAIILLY WANZER, doted machine made/tor domestic Imiiieek Lints tres.-4, GRZAT PORI TORNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY es CLOTH, GLASS CLOTH, 111101 Y sad GLASS WEL York-road, Lemke, &IL THE BOSOOM:13E SPA NATURAL SELTZER WATER boa the agreeable taste sad herliongting monerttem et the true Seinen but la setlrely hie from the deleterious compounds often used tn the manufacture of litigation& Dr. Hansa reports it, on anal:rib, se " • beverage of a very agremble Savour, rammleas the true Saltier, and which may be used with sever lase at dinner." BEAST and Co., Brerges?elh, PfOrieierk LoiToi - 641a:-liiMataed imd Part— Roberta. Place Voodoo. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from : fan set fres 11 ; on ',bibbed safer, Ta Id.: fon set, an pilaw Ue. : fon met, ;as gel& brat lea to Vs.; full NS, ben Llf W Alt; stopple& ; gold, 10s. ; erttnettos by load enntlinds, ea.: tmderrofas, tls. ; old sees rabid at snowed for. Coushatta' bee. l it. SAID, SAID.. end ever Pt years nomad Dentist to the Yrofeeden.- 118,0derdetreet. W., between Duke and Orchsrdetreste Royal Letters Patent. Ir lPTUßEB watyre iioc-lAEN 7 LIMI TRAM (perfected and olithelof in the lllhlbitiont. l o sl sad 186 f Its allowed by upwards of 500 medical nen to be the moat •ffectiveinventive In the ears Uwe ireehoest of Honda. The used a steel mo often hurtful in its abets, Is here avoided, a soft round the body, while the requisite resisting power the Moeduln PAD end 'mar =Ma 'Wag with so saw* gees sod douses thee tt moot be detected. end may be worn during 1•1119. • descriptive drool/az troy be had. and the Woos forwarded by post, Clk the ..arsorsee of the body, two Whet below the tom WWI soot to fie raker, ltr. Win= ta, PiAnsigry" sorgtuttirx-pit.u. P-" - DEBTS COLLECTED.—REYNOLDS and WITH, Coleman-street, nadectaka the 001" I.ECTI IN of DEBTS upon a mall deed charge sad per castage. '11v) have a very peremptory of compeillag payment Ref.. relnes of the higheat e A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, .1 •51. I s olelann , trert, E.C., Negotiates fteasnisaps, audits led 1,1 ;151. b..olctoi Intricate aceountneffects alTawiementa with r re r4 ~i th..ot publicity, and accounts for Court of Itankniptev. :tales of Reversions • Interests. sad Annwitka ted. and moray obtai ne d in connection with We Apersece. rimiltEE PIGEONS. DAINTRLE and CO., DYERS and CII/ANIES, Deakl,ead Bemiondaey; 44, Laidester - oluar• ; 98, 4oantes9reet, OfteVellOVlNFlle• D"''Y'El ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. tin insatiable preparat io n toe joining broken china. Oast.. earthenware, woods, cabinet-work, and fancy articles of est.), ii.seriptinn, with extreme strength and neatness remark the great facility of using it. As there are several die- VT:, NI imitations of the Diamond Cement, the public den 1.. ni.l failure and disappointment only by strict caution in par • basing none without the signature " E. Davy" on the wrapper. Nntidna was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous Is My invention. N.B.—Manufactured by BARCLAY sad BONS, YR, Parringdorestreat Price, L. pet bottle. ViIINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. na Eget powerful naoittve cordial ever Introduced re stores a T i =l ocarinas all the secretiosa or the inte grity heath limpada It is a speak tog "^r ii aan and trea lee -containing swoop ogsfor higre• dials MOM rat plazista a sodurrill prove Wag bag , Iktisi tohe nervous Dr. Essonits report. Price St per bale, ar 4 = Me r6ntilles in era tor Pa —Bole Mesa Yaws. DAMMAZTRK and Ou. ete, Ontordarese, Dr.O., Imam. Centro tree es receipt et reasillenes. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLETS. Price Is. Of all Chembig 2_• THE PHAHMACOPcEIA. An Extract fres the Second Edition (page lel) of the T.a,lation of the Pharnmoopoda of the Royal College of Phy of ndon, Li Dr. 0. P. Collier sidans . Publishe Lo d by Longman and Co. " It 14 Ito mad defeat in this compilation (spealdng of the ' r bs - macepcela . ) that we hare no purgative mar but what , fttems does, yet we know that bannorrbcalal pesos cannot I ,car aloes except it be in the fors of COCKLE'S PILLS, - - - - - - -••- 11 R. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, A! a snot ban lewd& without sag LS, =lt a =to tatma to im vibe Meg tree a ▪ diudaees el as er el"li ne., • aperieet eel es reilier et tiled. Um me truly saadnis : mit le *dr epeeelee sad pieta ie eienevb.lll67 assee= k4 1.4 = 211 wireis nervous . 1021Winkas - allmiL ba bons, IK, sad maw time the *reek le No ient eidi ftr Dr. IleoWs Inoue Liver PEW The eeeeliie see bi • mere eras VOW, vita "Intim vim/ es lie eisemp. - - - %hit h chiefly consist of atom scammortY, and COlOCrith. which I thiuk are formed into a sort of compound extract, the acridity WOODHOUSE'S BALRAH 07 47111:711A b1 Which Is obviated, I suspect, by an alkaline process, and by a ka 'mirth ingredint :unknown to me) of an aromatic tonic nature. .... 1 .n . b .• , Ma / T.O ' lE4 Mo t es ob ei btr i v i ll 1 think no better and no worm of it for its being a patent niedi- e . 2 rolsolOi . ...mt. Hook at it as au article of commerce and domestic con- it — now - Werral_,. ritig•,.... • reolccee, and do not hesitate to my it Is the beet made pill In . 1 Tffo ilia Z ie b rp m the kingdom ; a muscular men a =nom NAM and •Wm ... smut purge oombined, and their effects' properly onstronad by n a aingeet end a eminent. That it does sot commonly !Sodom BARCLAY sod 203 . 1 " 1 "r edis , r ir ill — tris 01 ; i r olZ SoolorOoode uss =sot acetic pills I attribete toad s Wed _. Si' ligirlsoglosslisr Go Nam Amos L'OtatehlY soluble, so Usti so undissolved Nada on So ,as ~,M , . 214111 •I i! ! - ' , • ' Dna NM los, 66, Its 1•110321 gooslosso." RELIANCE LOOKS, FIRE and WEDGE- PlOO7 ••713.—1t you w to pervisso • good Ilisood howl Mentpoost BAN onlySo JOHN TAN N. b• MAIN • wow 1314 , to of ostiO under tie coiglool pilot—Ware boo" d iemlwa, Z.C. PARALYSIS. PARALYSED CHILDREN Itheumathau, Pains, Um anise% LOMB of Muscular Power ' QROOND-HAND FIRE sad BURGLAR PROOF Indigestion Maros, Debdlty, &c.-- - Mr HALM the Medical 1,7 8 • 1118 . — D. 10 .• W.....mft MA Mc Grillat.' Mortibil Galvsate it Ware** WV, 4.1. AsdimewrilA xestrsce, Ltd of Bay. la Maw. M.... Th.. rens AM 10•111 Mtmta. , 'OVUM invalids awed him two dame tor his qua It Price, IThit ne it sari 0 . 0 ., ants... =INC at a.m. 11.21 the contains, Amara o th ers the particulars of Ids cures of peke a new . isoasto. Shen with seek • Mrtr• term, wayai to the owes of fir. Densest Guinn, et Lewd and Kr. of____TanuLs Wm. tram £2 M. Apply tv OMIFFITHS. 0. Ofelmflo him, of AIM," CON 110 allionsters as so Ei the ....P....C. whole asedkal proemial as well as the , all the used remake sad various iptiviaie Smiths' been tried la vain. limirda plonk apparais cooed both. COALS. —The MAT CROSS COMMIT dhoti INOMB Oollsolot at Clay Crcoa.--flo btok opal to wars 11•41,.$11 Oa Miss; swooto. sos.—cash we MrOottoot to Clitaa OMR 11. 11171W0011.71ACW AllilOAD. W. COAL.—OZORGZ J. COCKERELL and Co. But oak cell. Cash Ilea—U, Coadia. TORN GOORELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH 117 TASTE Is gissA ok spieicige w l Twill Pamir, gives the Tooth • pearl-Eke t Ohs Okra two asoZ sod Wools • *sift frognoloole 111. lreati. POOis OL TORN GOSINELL sad. Co's. P 3: ty TIOCZOBABON, or NAM CrirToschardeal witisk opirilioal at dm** dimelisemarlp. 111. UpperThirms... beast 11. .WAIL .P. or • f „Att.) •' ,l , . _ . .., .J .ti ~.~ .~ i ~ ~ ~ . ' LONDON, FRIDAY HAVRE INTERNATIONAL MARITIME EXHIBITION, INA —To be OTINID on Jane Id, under the patatuage at the memos of ttr PILENCH. oblah Tama et atipllaglca for gars, sad all Information can be arl from J. It. JOIENIONaad SONS, Ur Coacrationnelrea, March 10, NIL 1, Casale-street, Holborn, Lasko. HAVBE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. CATALOOUL—Tb• ADVEITELTSIZNIII fa tide • will be et two kink sod may be IDeslemesei r-- otter *dr due entries. diteeddet Raba, ti be Inserted lausedietely . . 1 - 11bedlnanWe — alaminsd advertisements, to appear M the• end et th• Catalossa pm and MI farther partleabre eon I s obladeed on eDp~es to J. Y. JOHNSON and 80118, the Cenneedeemalres, North A. let. No. I, CeeMentreet, lemon. LEEDS NATION AL Fin ARTrXHIBiTtON. To to opened by H. 3 IL the Prises of WALES le Noy, Intl. AD ADVIATISEMZETS letended for lateartton In the MA edition of the OFFICIAL CATALOGUE Amid Ise bealek tmiso t forwarded to es, the maw at paw babe r and wine of the M. positions alma eteered. J. M. J051N013.4111013,-Coaceniaanalrea, March 27, ISO. No. 3, Coatleralraet,, Beams, Landon. ROY AL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Trees ISsilets Groat Comma Promerabas. thrift t. Ono Maw BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS, to weyent ZIPABY OITU smear tae ts elm y cArouis bo miss tor the meta of Zaptend sad trance, etas eaddlog , pardonr, sal easseener a% enif WOW, M nnlont of the Onsne.,Pit Blendiathe asololpet noel to enkh ft le appied. OlOnellan led* seat of the tab taste* add eat the (Vedas are an seed rams for the of onenteat, bat net they an iterriat able probletios nonage , re, and forratee a= set.— eh. to, OM Ilans 1, Wharf-reed, Leader, and Bordeaux. Trona li l NA H A N'S LL WHIBICT. DCELI 2/ SIIIIIITIOIL IMIL Thla adersteml old 131118 WEENIE panel the DUBLIN PR= MEDAL—It is per, used. nether, derldaes, end v 7 wholesome. Bold In Donlan, b. M. seek a! the reed Imes la load= : b Ins erste In the g towns In *geed ; et wholesale at S. Greer WlNdeddetreet, Lend" W.-06erre Ins red eel, Oak LW, and eat eased "Kisehaes LL Wldistr. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indkos has now become in Important testate. Mom the beredactien of AMIN Tee, needy 40 yews ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its greet strength end exindette flavour, predicted Ma mete by every means. Ttre icaz Tee Districts, Own confined to II Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from Other rof India are errinm, thus caning greater vinistisa The a» now settles Assam, Cache?, Darjeeling, etc., at from 1a 1 . to Y. Id per lb., and China Tees u anal.—Warehouse, No. 9, Greet INC Neleses churchyard, Bashougate. Price U.S forwarded on application. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. - NEW BOORI.—NOTICL—NRIDTE% LIBRARY CIRCULAR fee APRIL, conisdalag a easy largs and varied neisetlon of New and Clinics Books. in every depart: seat of literstoze, to now ready, and wfil be forwarded, postage tree, on application. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Can and Irlate amts. MAPPIN AND WIEBB' S Eitctito Apoous and sorb. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Skean Sim Mate. MAPPIN AND WEBB an lc ii and 78, O SCIT - 7 - Tani and 72. CONNN7LL. LONDON. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYR.NA EMERY AND BLACKLEAD MILLS. Importers and Manufacturer,. By Appointment to lb* Honourable Board of Ordnance. LAMBETH, EL JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNWI MIMI& se used In bar Mayerers howeeltold. Sold everywhere, In thie,6cL, la., L., and Y. , nYo 3d. pants. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. SILVER SMITH'S POLISH (nou-oisconno, far cleanstag and polishing 'Um, alednapkia, glass, nimble, &c. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR TUBSITUNI POLISH. Sold evaywbans. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPICTAOLKS of well known thoelleoth eau only be Ira a U, Gnat Buthell strata opposite the &Utah Museum Gate. The both deal bean tireethebera sod I..—THOMAS sad SON CAUTION th e e wind persons ages fink those attaththed 1755. No yellers or swath REALLY-COMBLAIN RIFLE. The most elm* and affective yet awed to the yntdta-11. 31. TIZILLY and Co., 1101. Now Ottordatanea Landis; Bean& Betablidnenta, 336, Ostardatrost. Inadon, and Inn Mink ThiPREGNABLE F3A1178 and LOCHS. -R. Wawa HOBBS, HA RT, sad CO. call the special alkalise. of Beakers, Jewellers. wad others la pommelso of valuable property. to their newirgateated RAM which Is so coadisoted as to be Impregnable agetwet all the artifices of the burglar, hs the us of the drill. the wedge, the mew, or the crowbar, by haring its skim end angles held together by • =of derstattlag, leaked of the old amities of Hosettog bee Wag Med with molten boa, so as to form a liana s="meek with the edges of the rate within them. The are deo protected by • newly-Invented lock, which it breuhterable egalast the most skilled class of bantbre, as well as the most seleadle aseekenteisas. Locks of every deiteription, for maaelotts, bade, deeldlng- Imams, to., at moderate pries-Rels free oa applkatioa to Hemrs.llolV a llAZT l =o7 741, Misguide, T. C. D OWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. —This elegant, inane* and mama al ti entrenally Inhich cm for normollended ammo lee Yet laxe mere ha Fame gevikhre="l4 tam a" :erer ai tnmer u r n ey, atreurmeen west bib. damson it tram marl and lender, am mem 11 beriteede me. pleable. satellar. rd children It le wpoilder memesassied. au amine the We eta beautitul Mid M hair. Prim M .01d. Ta, Ma et. eitual to toy nnell, and a ll= e bottlia—leold by chemble and parroneres.—Aek for Matirmar OIL APRIL 3, 1868. 'ELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Istrurrs's TIINGRA101) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Aram 2. llt the sitting of the North German Parliament to-Ilay, the treaty recently concluded with the Disked States, settling the nationality of emigrants, Patthe final reading almost unanimously, the members dissenting. Count von Bismarck said that the treaty would always be carried into effect in a conciliatory spirit. Mr. Bancroft was prspent during the sitting in the ambassadors' lis semi-officially stated that although by • eof the recent ukase the kingdom of Poland in • has maned to exist, the Prussian Con- General in Warsaw will still be continued, facia' the duties of the office in question are of a - , and not of a political character. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Amu, 9, gramme. t o-day's sitting of the Lower House of the the whole of the amendments proposed bribe-Upper Hesse lo the Public Schools Bill wets adopted. The bill for the organisation of diltrict courts was also passed. The general dis mission then commenced upon the bill respecting lid Pollutions; between the different religious sects in Austria. . • RUSSIA. RIGA, APRIL 2. The arrival of the screw steamer Nicoluoka, Captain Scheirmann, is just announced. She re porta that much ice dill exists at Dome Ness, which could only be broken up by a south-west wind. ~ ROME. ROME, Aram 1, Evans°. A person disguised as a monk has bees arrested in tiie castle of San Angelo. A plan of the forti fications wen found on his person. SPAIN. MAD'AiD, Arno 2. In to-day's sitting of the Congress the debate upon the budget was continued. The estimates of the Ministries of Justice and the Interior were passed. The Cortes will be closed before Easter. amours have again been current of disturbances in the provinces, but they are without foundation. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Aram 2. The return of the Bank of France for the week 'poling to-day shows the following changes amn pued with the previous account:—lncrease : Notes, 29,000,000 f. ; Advances 666,000 f, ; BBL dipeounted, dipeounted, 21,000,000 f. Decrease : Private ac counts, 19,000,000 f. ; Cash, 17,333,000 f. ; Treasury balance, 6,600,000 f. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, APRIL 2. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship Oneida, from the Brazils, &c., has arrived here at am., and will leave for Southampton at noon to day with 75 passengers, 18,8241. in specie, 872 rolls of tobacco, 388 bags of coffee, 70 serous of iiecs- Ably., 8 bales of cotton, and 102 packages of sundries. The Seine, with the outward mail of the 9th of March, was at St. Vincent on the 20th of March. RIO DE JANEIRO. libAcH 9. The allies have psesed the fortress of Huniaita, and have taken Asuncion. General Flores has been assassinated. General Lorenzo Battle, the Minister of War, has been elected President of Uruguay in his stead. Exchange on London, 18i ; on Paris, 550 to 520. Coffee, good first, 8,600 to 8,800 rola. Total shipments since the departure of the last mail, 39,000 bags, of which 9,000 were for the Channel, 7,000 for the North of Europe, 800 for the Medi tertanean, and 5,700 for the Baltic. Bales, 36,340 bags ; stock, 120,000 bags. Freight, 425. tid. BAHIA, MA:cm 15. Exchange on London, ISt. Sugar. browns, 3,200 to 3,500 reia. Cotton, 12,000 ieia. The Estreinadurs arrived here on the 15th of March. PERI7.(IIBI7OO,_M4RCH 17. Exchange on London, 19 to 19i. Sugars, whites, 5,000 to 4,200 refs; brown, 2,600 to 2,700 reis. Cotton, 10,500 reis. AMERICA. (2T ATLL3IIIO Truouni, THROUGH MIL IMPTINIIMIHNOT.) NEW YORK. Aram 2. The Cunard steamahip Cubs arrived out to-day at 6 a.m. Closing Prices. —Gold, 1371. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1091; ditto, 1885, 1071; 10.40 Bonds, 1001. 1371; Eris, 741. Cotton : Middling Upland, 28. Petroleum, standard white, 281. Flour, extra State, 10 do/a. 30e. ; oorn, old mixed, 1 dol. 20e. DIPIPATCH Or WM? IND/A AND PACIFIC MAILS. —Sornuarrow, Area. 2.—The Royal man company's obsamakip Tesearmiaa, Capella Gilles, saga this aflosir. nose with milk for the British and Foreign West ladle., Marko, the Pacific, California, Central America, Ilya tralia, New Zealand, A.,. She took out 73 passengers and a large cargo on freight, including English gold, 10,0001. ; diver. 10,0001. • French gold, 24,6641.1 French jewelkay, 8,7561. ; Ermbai jewellery, 1,6021.; sad 100 belies quick envie, value 1,5001. QIIEINEITOWN, Arai.?.—The National Steamship emapsay's Amur hum anise& lairs at men So-day. She embarked pauranyea, sad proceeded at 1 p.m. for New York. All wall. lavraN Names.—lndian names, it has often born paid, mat nerioesly perplex raiders in Bagiaad. We should think so, when in a Newt perspire hi en the Tiers of ladle tee following occur in rap id neoweisiee "Neiluss," . "Pance Maeda," "Barris," Bajghur""Jam =l:a" Kuelessaa" "Bows Heats* Bet as if would siespeusto ladle few ber drew news• asters, she gime as saseept °then each proper senses se these, " re," "Weerasseett," "Prepaid.' W. sea imagine • eildig blamed what Woe sumo era meiat—lfeßgherry Aliceirior, Feb. 92. ADMIRALTY, Aran 2.—Armarnams.--13taff CanlThildell W. H. Peenakeer, to the Asia; George lisy. mad, to the Brawls ; end William H. gimp, to tie Foraiisble. Psymeoter W. O. I'. Gnat, to the Prises Ocasert. erseleist- I. D. Ward, to the Rodney, for ; W. H. Haraina t iL aal. e Re • B. and W. T. Breve, tM to the CleaserC lieb.l.4enteesat Waiter 8. Charabie, to the Prime Club Maud Read sad Alfred W. Seeker, to the Beasay, sadness], fee disposal ; sad Geisair. 1114011,, to tie Priest Came*, Aseirteat Clerks W. Wright, to Ha Victory ; wellader Z. Pelsner, the Conibrkige ; sad (harp 110/s, to the Mass se t. Tas Hus—The psouliss stavoton of this into. am* at Ole bead. Its absur d = ajn= pal dos avatar weak= at S tM e a 111 1 1 8 4= " %Tr r IP I t I um. MIL=p I M. MiliMa o r. MO maim arit for lis awl illilmrrement cf tbe=t4 la* bit ball ar0417.--lAdveilksinattl [STAMPED id. ADDMONAL.] OUR CON TEMPORARIES. . (THIS DAY.) ...-......- TIM DZ114.11 Reviewing the specches of last night, the Times speaks indulgently of Mr. Rcebnak's inosonstencies, though fiadiug it difficult to treat his arguments with becoming respect ; and, print HA* over O. nerd Peal and Mr. Healey, Sods it r, frothing to eneounter s eh a insosh ea that of Mr. Lowe. Taking his steed upon broad principles of governmeat, he th laced the edemas of the Irish esieblishment, besides even's is the happiest meaner the " signg " policy of the Meilen-7. Sir Stafford Northoote's speech is a fresh irustnnion of the twice of the ministry. His ambition appeared to le S. supply the miming link is the cabinet, but be threw his weight, on the whole, towards the right in support of Lead Stanley. Meanwhile thiequeeSon before the present haw if simple and Blear. Shall the Irish establishment in principle be maintained or abolished? This is the issue, and upon that WU there can be but one mutt to-night—an unhesita ting and overwhelming reply that the establishment shall cease to exist. The Deily Nees says the discussion would have ►eon singularly snaatidactory but fog the contributions made to it by the member for Caine sad Nottingham. Mr. Roebuck's epee► earn a defence of the Trish establishment, tames he finds it wash to vote against Yr. Gladstene's reesktisee. Mb repetitions were skilfully sauna $o serve the purpose of the defenders of redigleetanweendsmay, med , ffir. Hanley and General Peel promptly availed the; otos of them. Hatred of Mr. Gladstone, tempered by fear of his eonstituents, seems to be the mixed motive which has shaped Mr. Roebuck's action on the Irish church question. On this question Mr. Lowe uses the language of a genuine liberal ; sad his logic was reinforced by the wit of Mr. Osborne, which was never more felicitously exercised. The plati tudes of Sir Stafford Nerthoote showed that the government is not only with eat a case, bat was for the evening without an advocate. Sir Stafford considers that the future application of the revenues of the Irish church must be decided before dia endowment ie effected. He might as well say that a man ought to decline a legaey until he has made up his mind how he will spend it. The Post continues to argue that the Protestant religion and the Protestant interest in Ireland would have been in an infinitely better position if this mockery of a national church bad not crushed every feeling of peace and goodwill. According to the Herold no man in the House of Com. mons knows that the definite, positive, unmistakeable as sertion of the Heine Seentary, not the accidental form alf words employed by him epilogue, expresses the purpose of the government ; and no one who has been long enough in that aseembly to know the character of its leaders can be at a loss to understand why the language al Lord Stanley should be more reserved than that of Mr. Gethonse Hardy ; or why the line of ministerial defense should be more distinct and vigorous and decided when ones the cabinet has bad time to apprehend and to meet the suet character of the assault with which it has to deal England, says the Telegraph, watches so see whether the legislative smembly which bouts to be the freest and meat enlightened in the world has love of freedom enough to abolish a monument of tyranny, and confidence enough in right to abolish a palpable wrong. Somebody brought into the hones yesterday a petitien against this necemary measure, and proudly described it as being "25 feet long." The grievance is as many years old and more, and leaves ' of timid names could not save it now from happy extirpa -1 tion. "As an establikhment it must mass to exist:" the I mover of the amendment owned an much by the speech in which be chilled his pasty with cold truth and eonur.on armee. THE MAINERS OP THE NOME CIRCUIT. The Times &ewe attention to the greet number of trivia/ muse slued for trial an tin Ham Circuit, and the wane of time, scan, and power, arta mere feints of litigation which end in nothing, and upon the preparatory stages of actions which are never tried at all. Altogether not more than twenty out of sixty of the cases were fairly beard by the jury, but verdicts were not obtained in all even of these, for some were refined to arbitration. The evil which such a cause list discloses is twofold, both in its origin and effect. It arise., in pert, from the litigious propensities of human nature carefully fostered by persons who live by them, and, in pert, from defect' in our judicial procedure, which not only throws upon superior courts a great deal of superfluous work, but employs four judges, in bar 00, to do what two could do as well, and three could do better. It inflicts mina injury, directly, upon those suitors who pay nearly as mach for their causes not beteg tried as they would have paid for the same muses being tried, while it indirectly aggrieves those whose nuns, though of real importance, are tried in a slovenly or summary manner under threats of adjournment. The Times suggests that • remedy might be found in the adoption of some stringent and consistent limitation of the right to sue in a superior court. MILITARY REWARDS. The Telegraph refers to a rumour that Prince Christian is about to receive the cokineley of the 11th Hume" vacant by the death of the Earl of Cardigan, aad cant:ands that U wok an appiatment is made, it will be made at the expense of deserving *diens, and will be a military reward which the Prince has never earned. The TelegrayA cannot believe that the intention imputed by rumour to the ad visers of her Majesty inn bare any solid foundation ; DOT don it believe that the Prince would condescend to inter cept a reward set spirt for long or distinguished service, and appeopiate a enhiesatiel benefit to which he Ina not the shadow of a claim The °iron) AND CAMBRIDeII BOAT Rict.—The Man has been fixed for 1130 tonorrow, and as doubtless berm owners ere by this time swan that no ashcan sni pes the rim spew Pansy henna 10.30 and 12.30, they had better make their arrangements accordingly. Ner crew did mach wan nanny ; the (Wane, paddled I. Barnes in the minim and than sennisseed • series ef abet ewe and spans with a weleemen's and landmesn's mew, am under :—CI. Rsemserke (Tedthastoe), Z. R. Imam Munn) IP. Phelps (Palney), W. BaMer lielnevt. W. Men ( th), T. Wise (Rammer. =h im Nubile.), J. w. Tika almn3ton ) , John ), •OXIOW■ii. The net spun was hem /he Head to Olden& Cllmese, where the wanness wet by • quarter of a Ingle ; the emend, on the negh wan. from Chian& Churn to the oil mills, the Omahas wen again defeated ; and In the last, thence to tee bridge, they WNW a dead heat. With this per formance the Onenne appear Wished. The Cantata only meddled }ad shove Rareraersmite, and hinting, man dean inn* en the ebb, rowing • nos wtle • esratela Lewd t sad sitwithesilgessw whew they defeated. They were MN tegetber Rea they hare been for somas time, end deddilli holier Wm es the previous day. Both crews ct:ialeh mondeg, and then name work for the event of y. BIIIRGLAILLIIB AS WINDSOR. —Earlle es than fear different he in Parkebrert, fer, were forcibly abed by thine e while the huneees wire whop, and =Vim* Kosidilli ci *3e, slant. From the Mr. Holders.., an of the Dana magistretee, a silver Inkstand mad Mier artisan S. the raise el about 401., wen tens. The reidences of the Rev. Mr. Rawlins, Mr. West, and Dr. Terni were likewise entered, a case of plate being sheineted from Mr. Rawlins premises, sad antral meth* of vales hem Dr. Terrell's. Although ' the thieves cage amen • quantity of wine in the dif ferent arteldhinettle moss of it was touched. No clue . boa yob been sheathed el the borglars,itho to base ebiathed wart by the &miles of the Loos walk. All the boom adjola each other, sad are almost ta the Notre of the lowa, Am to the Ithth-street. - . - - - v. -- ONTNEAL • PALACIL ONZ ealtmeiro LAY. TRIIINDAT, APRIL 2.—Aabdellens as Isprat, 1,128 ; Mile by resit Womb. 1,07 s fold Afton. MO& il k The " Oivil Seelioe Gantt* " thy following : —" Thin Ns von Int skink Midis Not no bon so now volloala sod limpotist ONO: os doom Walk winos Go On IMMO is a wan *prone* Qs Mob win Non d 110 puma &an ot me M as mit OM C 411118.1. awl Wyman. NW man El wpm tin mow Intik Np as azz at a Nees bee sei . Be A tbwovsb boieeneeiw ot 4 MN ' .r d at neonolt 2 04 =rib OM po tet .nae l z= bi t zg bony onion op anno-onoy Lei di reslce"—f.advil 1 .. [ONE PEN A RAILWAY WAR IN A MERICA. 1 A RAILWAY war in the United States is a much, more lively affair than it is in England. We haru had a good deal of oontention lately in the C a = about the management of oar lin es . Th e holders of the Metropolitan and the Caledonian ComPalities have carried their directors before the! Vico Chancellor or the Lord of Session : but Sr story el their interdicts and injunctions *A references to the Clerk at Chambers has left the. yobbo imagination unincited. It is not so is America, where a downright railway battle draw% the whole community into the circle of its interest. Our New York couesprodent writes on the 20th al March : " The city is at this moment more occupied with what is celled the 'Erie war' than with impeach* meat. Vanderbilt, at one time a great steamboat man, but of late years a great rai lroa d king, whit already may be said to own the Hudson River and Harlem Railroads, is now anxious to get hold of dap Erie road, the great broad gauge line running from here to Lake heir. This is, however, at presup in the hands of another great railroad speetiletor Daniel Drew, and under his management does pay, and has net for yeers paid any • • worth mentioning to its stockholders, although its business is enormous. Drew, finding that Van derbilt was rapidly buying up the stock, so as to acquire a predominating influence in the company, hastily ailed a board meeting, and at one blo* made a fresh issue of stock to the amount of ' 2,000,0001., or about 10,000,000 dohs., which by the charter, it appears, they are entitled to do ; thusoompletely balling Vanderbilt, as far as votes at the general meeting are concerned. Vander bilt thereupon obtains an injunction from Judge Barnard—who is suspected of complicity with him, and was charged with it by counsel in open court —forbidding the lame or we of the new stook. But Drew and his brother directors, on hearing of this, went across the river into Jersey city, out of the jurisdiction of the New York courts, so that the injunctions could not be served upon theta, and they are now there comfortably established in • hotel, the sheriff's rakers waiting, but waiting in vain, at the ferry boats on this side. It was rumoured yesterday and the day before that Van derbilt had hired a band of pugilists and roughs to seize them and carry them back to New York by force, which has led to the hotel being garrisoned by the Jersey police, who keep watch night and day over the exiled speculators. A more striking illustration of the rapidity with which the great corporations are rising above the law, and eettmg the law at defiance, has rarely been witnessed. Daily Nem UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Apra:. Z. At a congregation holden this day, the under mentioned degrees were conferred : M.A.—George Booker, Trinity; Wiliam Panckridgo and John Vodin Waltem, Jews. B.A.—William James Farrar, Pembroke ; John Walker Tim Ong, Trinity ; William John Jervis, Corp... • At the rune congregation a graco passed the fienato, contends/ and adoptimg the report of the syndicate with regard to the moral and natural sciences tripes, the report or ra lly dated March 9, 1868, and which baa been printed in extemao. Trig Karea DIVINITY PRIZE has been to-do adjudg ed to the Rev. Charles Taylor, /LA., fellow of St. J ohn's. ERRANDS!. COLLSGIL—OPVI ECHOLAINHIPM.—The oho sled scholarship. value 60f. per annum, has been awarded to Giles, from 1 Velllngton College . Recommended for an exhibition of 40/., Wood, from Birmingham School. Ma thematical Scholarship of 60/., Newham, private tuitico. Recommended for an exhibition of 40/.,Laegley, Abingdon School, Northampton. "FLORENCE AND ERR MEMORIES. " A new lectors by the Rev. W. Marley Punshon, announced tinder this title, was delivered yesterday evening to a crowded :tie dienceadembled in Ezeter.hall, being a kind of valedictory treat to the rev. gentleman's numerous friend, and :u7- mirers prior to his departure for America. It embraced most of the leading features of Florentine history, from the rise of the city during the early struggles of the Ghibellines and the Guelphs down to the period of its gradual decline. The power and wealth of the Medici were described with vigour and effect ; and some of the most illustrio as citizens, including Dante and Michael Angelo, were poartrayed with a skill which seemed to realise befor the audienese the most interesting phases of their career. In connexion, too, with the portraitures of rulers, poets, and painters, the mat celebrated art treasures of Florence still extent received notice. Towards the close of his las hed, Mr. Pampa pve an interesting and elaborate sketch of the career of the great reformer and martyr of Tuscan ecclesiastical history—Savonarola—to whom donation coarage amid the greatest peril he paid a high tribute, without forgetting to glance at his foal. From &dead& and his fate the lecturer passed, by an may transitioe, to the relative position of Roman mohne beim and protestantism to this *pantry at the present time ; remarking, with the evident approval of his hearers, that the opponents of the latter shiuld be stripped of the very shadow of • griddles; that if any monstrous injustice had grown up, it should be swept away ; but that when that had been done, the nation should fi rmly resist the advancing tide) of ullesinentatie encroachment'. AU lesturs aliened frequent applause, end the rev. gentleman received a cordial vote of thinks. The Newspaper Press Blind Dinner will Ulm place this year on Saturday, the Atli of June, at Willis's Rooms, ander the presidency of his Royal Rieman the Dace of Cambridge, and the arrangements vivid& use being made by the committee for the occasion lead to ties belief that the forthcoming festival will present as great :us sillasetkin sad prove as muremsful es any of the previoue liZaiVOTlMella. Tim BOUT OSSY COMMISSION IN BM/N.—Con siderable dissatisfaction is felt with the report of the Boundary Commieslosses Mating to the borough . at itaading,in which limy prepays to include portions of the Mori; al Lift et the lismise of raithy. The Ins. of Parlay perthaularly has last with/sea* sad a petal= is shout to be presentea ls rfrom the enters of lands and houses in that e r trist settlag forth very A should not be Included is the cogent romans why proposed extongion. B shy. arley is not in an way ocassotted with the borough of Readies, either r, megletertilly, er as rds tins amine , and the property la wholly el a readistial character, rated from from the inhabited part of the borough by a large attest of agriealiaml Led, upwards of 140 acres, to there are bat three or foss bosses. At a vestry meeting held at Barley on the 25th of larch, and iniltspathelip attsesdel, a meolution was unanimously passed •• that the proposal alemations ant not deeind by any of the had owners or resident, of Earloy." There an, titorepre, mama for believing that no portion of Earls / will be eluded. FINAXCIAL Rironn. —AL meeting of the gem. Wiese ressatly fanned to promote • large rodastko of taxation and expenditure was held on Wednesday wins ft less resolved that the nam e of the assoeieliss tie the "Leaden Financial Rehm Associatioa," and that • saheariplie• of one ' and upwards should emit& tete meathereltlp. Several contributions ha,* been already pesatesd, and eareagements are being sea& ti bold • swim of neetinp. Xn likbard Moore, won known se chairman of the assoolatien with* *scared the of the Imes on tri : ow izt hes einennisd to ace as era of the new end Mr. Joke Noble as Inn. ssorsissy. It is • te atomage a cods:mos of smens. bees of partimment favourable to Its objects at an early date, is erase to lake niesserse for arms* direct parlin. mentary apnea we this suet inmertent question. M. Bell end Dakly announos that they have fa • seisms of Scottish scenery, containing siesseef seeay of the places of interest steitedl awl the Rine* Oeneart, seeoropaaneh br The Illustrations are token 117 a by the artist, Mr. Joseph Adam, *he hera•mppd may yeania taisetwg it le perfestidn Aba, ttoir restored to its original ll col s our! by Xagnstic Brush mad Doult Rice : evediodami ea, Ts. ,Od. sad ieades.: of all peetemsere sad IsTonbleis oa smitiestioo. Wd.. lieveseea awl emit 5, *rest war th cosssa-stret, w., awl is mad OS, cur owl 8.0.