The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-27 00:00:00

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AUSTRALIA, MELBOURNE} Prom Southampton, LINO OROROWS SYDNEY, ones a naostb—tbe sau l: SOUND, dm, &A. departure belag . ytte Stamen leave MamMtlee every Banday. for full particular* as to freight, pawsge, and damns, ap *at the Company. OScea. It% bdwlYFa4aat Landon, er Ortental-place. houtbamptea. T. VENABLMS & SONS, us, 114. Ad NEW QUICZN'fi THICAtj*E, Kr. J. L. TOOLI taa the *sem to lemomee that hla ANNUAL UNIVIT will lake plate as WED. NitIDAY, April ea Tha pertensaliew wth otoweisee with (ter :kg= oat y Pooh'.eeletwasel eeenedyfie PAUL PRY 3,1 ot B. sucksteimi,pm.j. fcDoe M waly) the hweartte tem at ICI ON PAlLl.Z a irtgva =rM B. Wolohan. Pao.) ile oam Twit" n0k.4...4`V . obuimmt at the Dozallat of the Theeln, er . J. L. h Joheopeelemilie, illeverattalolalL N.W. [STAKPID 14. ♦DDITIDW,) [ONE PENNY ;_,.~ ►ITION. DEFEAT AND DEATH OF ICING THEODORE. THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION His royal highness then read the following answer OF THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH . to the address reeeented by the high sheriff : o.atiseassi,—W• earditUy' Mask you for year hearty sad affeetimate welsose. It is with mindiar satisfaction • tekplak dated Sydney, Mirth Slat 1888, t ea naive 7 : 12 adel. iD Prtaas r;h4rbiribPieTt P rin n'!l th c ; was afterwards received by the Duke of Buck- Wel " 4411 dl ay t rr "Id 1"8"1"1"i"e " 11 am '- artery of bar We both Amer* sppreciate the iszharn and Chanties from the Earl of Bedsore, so idle whisk we have nesived from the towns and which states that his Royal Highness the Duke of ela n serf Nenk gre uat*s abed bedijeg sa d on° e Edinburgh is Mill progressing favourably. , desire te saran the whaisphs v =ty . ./T ed er devo ted n is. I tired in y our welfare and preoperisy. The following til.graPhi• "Patel, dlitod BO" ' After the reception of the address their royal say, March 28, was received at the Admiralty ow highnesses and the other illustrious visitors pro seturday morn i ng from Commodore lam b ert _ minded to the pavilion, where leech was imme commanding the Australian station. It is ad: distely served' On their way thither a rather amusing incident occurred. Mrs. Watkins, the wife [ dressed to the Secretary of the Admiralty. The of the warder of the Castle, ppttweesannted to her royal highness* doll, attired in the elehnational °Datums, despatch was received a t P o i n t d e G a ll o on the inst 2 and a stilt hold ing in i ts arms another and smaller 2001 hark ppeared in our Second Edition on puppet. This simple offering the Princess kindly Saturday : , accepted, but she could not altogether restrain her "On the 12th March Ws Royal Highness the sffultoOkelaet the at lii tY r- o l! hav the ilrifttheTt`reince. Sheriff Duke of Edinburgh was deliberately shot in the on one aide, and the Princeas ing on the other. After back by a man named Ofarrel, at • a public picnic l i u he nah he proposed the health of the Queen and given in this harbour. Providentially the wound Prince and . Princess, In acknowledgu , both of which t o mt it tg was not fatal, and he is now (28th M y arch) able to the health of himself aid the Prince's, the Prince go on board his ship. Th e ball entered the back a Wales said and gentlemen,—For tleheartiestmses .Izor M o r i;r Chalrinan, for the kind way in which you hays half an inch from the spine, struck the ninth rib, I ',hr . CpAiLsaizm",,,j, m ys elf 1" rln• ladiel urn 0.0 followed round the course of the rib, and lodged five inches from the umbilicus, and fin e : manner healths, sad t tbey h the averec tei th tte squally four inches and a quarter beneath the right nipple, (Applause.) I gjp u rre tyZoit has euare wafrooledw the having traversed a distance of twelve inches and a north of Wal es and to . isle the anoint castled s of Core quarter. It was easily removed on Saturday, the na to come on tkr s ) day t is he P t imgarly the ng biz t adry 14th March, by Drv. Watson and Young, of her of the first h Prince of f in l tL a titt to pis Wal Fo es. Majesty's ships Challenger and Galatea. The (Cheers.) . I only regret that this i n t ui ti on has b een assassin, so who avowed himself to be a Fenian, wars we eve u l ett to-day , th e ro corerdt reception a which oe arrested on the spot, and was arraigned before the p tr u t e r ) ent4.r e e i lloo de tinit forward to oursoother a visit. sit. hould 4:sp.; Supreme Court yesterday, on the capital charge of short, and that, inoonignence of our insbiLty to remain l w or t ir , cur ttp il zondi l ng t s h oLt k ltis po da u yonshonwld so more e ind wounding with intent to kill. On application of counsel for the defence, postponement of the trial moaner enslelin whi ch h o yyoouo have sc fo r rec eiv ed few ootal oe " Id: that till Monday next was granted. A defence on the ha s been given to os by the people of cor ie ccgon to-day. ground of insanity will be set up. In consequence acre ou will ti e" l ive ash proposeir.eri pk"l arepos e "tt ec h h leja of the report of the medical board, I have ordered M the Lord-Lieutesam of the county, the Mayor, the his Royal Highness to return to England as soon as Magi the .stra name le c7ah ad e lseTgired(A": (Applause.) this ). toast I couple he is sufficiently recovered, which will probably The High Sheriff, Lord Penrhyn, Lord Lieu be next week." ,tenant of Car narvon , an d t h e M ayor of Carnarvon responded to the toast, and their royal highnesses then left the pavilion, and immediately drove to the railway. On their way to their carriages =du they passed down Castle-street, up High-street, through Porth Mawr, under the'Guildhall, and through Eastgate street, Turf-square, and Bangor-street, as well as the station itself, they were very loudly and heartily cheered. 2,4, 4 et ra Commercial • LONDON. Istabliellid 'early ball Century. - - RELEASE OF THE CAPTIVES. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CIIRTAIIIS, I.OIrIMIT PiIIZI, Carriage Tree Patterns Bout to the Country Proo• RE -APPEARANCE d EL ALFRED WIGAN a• BAI URDAY, way I, In Ids eslehnlied cbanaMe Addlie Talus Dotard toil= lilBT NIG The following was forwarded to na yeterday fro* tie Foreign-office : I _ THE FIFTEINTH ANNUAL IMBIBITION ot PlClllitat by Treads mad new Ardeto I NOW OPIIN at tie Gallery, 1111. Area, la ; este, loam, et " The following telegram, dated Alexandria, April 215, has been received from her Majesty's agent and consul-general in Egypt : 41 ' The following telegram has just reached me 1 from Sues : BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruta wick. and Oentrul Germany. —Th. North 01111111•11 pnyd's V. Int-class awe* steamer AMYL Caplan KUm wit "SI he despatched THURSDAY. April 10, calling at Bleck:II (weather permitting) at It noes.—Para to Ream. KS and LI; return tickets. LS and Al MK—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Regenteiress, W.; at to PHILLIPPS, GRAVID!, PHIL. LIPPs and Co.. et. Duzistan'alouse, Crnarlane, Great Tower street, LC. FIRST CLASS SILKS LAMEST rgwza. Carriage Free. ?Wires &Mg WA t Cleisatry Free ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.' Throe Mktg Grind Omar{ PIONSIMIL MOS eclat. Ono s e j. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, lielliont—Tite melt speaks' asd brillbetb , detiersqed bell-reen. and the beet bend Is Idedon. OW! ter OONCILLT and DANCING MUCKY XtritlelNO. Meeks! director. Mr. W. Y. Paelter. Open et bail-past I ; dose et It Adribeine. Is. " Theodore defeated near Magda a. Sur rendered all captives and at tifiotrs, and 'eared la Magdala. hiagdals taken by storm on the 13tb. Theo dais taw. " Troops suffered very little has. " Fourteen thousand men laid down their Imo. '9 METROPOLITAN DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANY. ZiiICE IS TUMMY GIVEN, that SCRIP CERTIFICATES for the Six per Cent. Debenture Stock. recently issued, will he ready to be EXCHANGED for the Boehm' Receipts at or=on and aft TUESDAY, the nth nelson having paid ep In MI are renteseed to send Is their Ilanken' Receipts, with the name and eddying Is which the Stock Is to he resristerod, os and after the 13th May. when the Stock will be duly reentered and Debeshwe Stock Certificates Ida be issued In exchange. OEO. HOPWOOD, Searegary. 6, Westminster chambers, S.W., April 23, lag& _FIRST CLANS FANCY DRESSES, &OWNS? FMCS. Carthge Patterns Soot to We Country rm. TIP °WIT HBLLICR, the famous American -IL CONJUROftand HUMORIST. will reopen POLYGRAPHIC HALL, King Wrisineersea Cherimperam ea mar= KONDAY, performing every sraing at!, sed co Wednesday and Saturday attarreas at & The ler seraming Naos the days at Ara Robert W Kandla ; Ms Ismer osandrar mad renindiag of nsas ard. ADDitie& T. VENABLES AND SONS, WHITSCHAPEL WoAXING MEN WILD'S DAY REST ASSOCLIITION.-0111ca : U. Bedtard row, W.e —Sub acriptlom mad drasikme will be thristlaille ameired by Ibe Low don and Count. Mank. ifL Mak Bolbana ; W. OarUck, Tremarer, 33. Great Jaaessalnet, Bectfeed-row ; and by Mr. C. BM, Secretary, M Me dim THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. The SOUTH-WRIT LONDON ESTATE, Clapham JIM. boo. East Burrey.—The BOLINOBROKE-PAY[ ESTAI E Is a brae property. having two (rootage'. one of considerable extant go N andsworth-common, and the other to Battersea-rise. It is Mann ti miles from the General Post.oftioe, close to the Clap ham Junction and New Wandsworth stations. The Society's estate is one of the most valuable building les In the puha% of London. The drat porti. in to be ered for sale oom prim, 113 plat, with frontages to live new roads. Water and Rea are laid on In the high roads. The plots range In price from on op to £1;00 each. Plans of the Clapham Junction Fatale, vice ed., or by Post Id, together with printed instructions as to the losing (1 land, and paying for the plotohy Instalments. Pro wens of the Investment Department (Share and Deposit) will be a s free of charge. CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, Secretary. Orb .es, 13, Norfulk•treet, Strand, W.C. LONDON, E. Estsbibbed smarty halt • Century. Secretary Sir Stafford Northcote has received mad forwarded to us the two following telegraphic dispatches from the Commander-in-Chief of the Abyssinian force : FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, Low's! Pawn. Carriage Tres. nice Usti not Tree. RED WINES, —PIITTWAN and SONS, wine merchanta, 432, West Strand, solicit especial attrac tion to their gee old Port, 24e , 30a, sad Ma. , Tarragona, Ih. Medoc, Its ; Vla P•dtaidre, las. , M. Jaen, 1411.. keaninials, ins. Macon, 24a., &WM% 30a; Sae sparkling lusgandy. Terms cask, sod carriage tree. (WITHOUT DAT.. ) An engagement took place before Magdala on Good Friday between our troops and the army of Theodore, in which the latter was defeated with Leary loss. Casualties on our side :—Captain Bobcats, 4th Foot, wounded in arm, and fifteen rank and file wounded. No one killed. FIRST CLABS MOURNING, Carriage Free. Patterns to the Country Tree. WHITE WINES.—PHYTHIA.N sad SONS, wine merchants, 4* West iltanad, solicit especial atlas. tion to their Guinea Abel ry, 21s. doz.. old Mann la, lan ; spot line Champagne, ade Chablie, is end SOK ; Vie de grant. 244: liauterne, 304 ; dinner Hock, 24e. and NW TOMB emit, and carriage tree. THE UNITED LAND COMPANY (Limited) Li.o • . TRATINO with the CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY, en, .9—l tinder G 7 Will. IV., cap. 37., ma "The Conservative D r :. tt building society'). teem, ES, Norfollostreet, Strand, London, W.C. ro•rated order the Companies Acts. 1862 and 1867, whereby Ilse liabibty of each Shareholder is limited to the amount of to. Mares. Lod .1. £4:50,000, In 60.006 Shares of CS each, with power to Increase: First taannlimited to £lOO,OOO. FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, 1.011211 T MOIL Carriage nee. Petters, rot to the Country • Free. _ K 'KAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ILLSOIMOS, 1886. Ms celebrated old LIM WHISKY imbed the DUBLIN PR= USUAL—It {lllll% mild, mellow, detkikes, sad mey wbolemowa told Is bottles, la Ikt ro4 et Morella been la Ueda' : by the *MOD Is law hhh h wboiesele at 8, Greet Wbuladllearest, laudon, W.-0 the red seal, tank label , sad cork bmaded ILlashaa's LL Wbilly. On the two following days Theodore sent into Haw camp every European that he had in his power, both captives and employis. Theodore has not yet surrendered himself according to my demand. He has been given 24 hours to decide. The King's troops are completely demoralised. (Signed) ROBERT NAPIER. Aram 14. VENABLEB & 80N8, tas -a_ • 104, JO5. WHITICHAPEL, a 2,4, 8, & 8, Commentsl4treet LONDON. Isiah Halted Dearly half a Century. rrTCULTIVATION of TEA in the East etes DM DOW DM:WOODS lasortaot feature. Sion. OW latrodoction of Assam Tea, 40 years ago, the LOT INDIA TrA connitY nom cm amonnt of Ds growlagn and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by *very mosan m e Tea Manic* then confined to e a Assam, ham grandly extended, and Tees from other of ladle are arriving, than offeriag greater varistisa The are sow selling Cachet, l in g, &c., at from Si . 1 to is Id per Ir,M China Teas as meal.—Warehonoss, No. 0, Onat M. Belenlf- ohnrchyard. Dishopegate. Price U.S funnelled oa appikatioa. l•.po.it, CI per share on application. and LI on allotment. ro hillier call to exceed CI per share, and an Interval of three exl.tha to elapse between each call. Interest on calls paid In ad% 'ace to be at the rate of five per cent per annum. Theodore's army much disheartened by the severe bases of the 10th instant. A portion of the chiefs surrendered the most formidable posi tion of Shilaase (1), and many thousand fighting mon laid down their arms. Theodore retired to DI/16'0U. Vi.. ..not Renelash. Cobbold, .Mm., M.P. ihr lion. Robert Bourke. C. E. Newcomen. I. !•u Laurence Palk, Bart., M.P. N. Winstanier, rag. roLuul Brownlow Knox, M.P. IN. Strode, Req. t cdmel Merrick. With power to add to their number. !ANIMAS. FIRST CLASS DRAPERY, zowser PEICig, Carriage Free. Patterns nut to the Country Free. THE ROYAL VISIT TO WALES. The London and Weatinlnstirßini 7 . 'remple.har Branch), Strand, W.U. POTTER, 29. Duke-street, Piccadilly E. (nearly oppodto the Porthsgtoe-araids) Importer of the Meet Bran& at HAVANA CIGARS—At helrs Tim de Cabs, Cabmen Henry Clay, Principe de Upeaanna, latladdad, La Matilde, Leiltheddad, To Colinas .em, In Cigars the above are especially recommended as being really nest-class. Magdala with all who remained faithful. Magdala taken by assault on the 13th, under cover of Armstrong steel guns, 8-inch mortars, and rocket battery. Ascent to gates most formidable. Theodore killed, defending to the last. Our loam small. (nom ova SPICLAL oomeroarourr.) CARNARVON BArtraDAY, Amu. 25. AUTITOIL4. Hew,. Hurries, Farquhar, St. James's street, S.W. fo be elected by the CoMpetiatbe first general meeting. F IRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LA YIETTER, TWOODII " INVINCIBL4" SAFE S C EL L LOCKS for Bankers and °Owners 4to be had from Rwinner el the Chal Stakes of 30 000 trance at the Parts Ribthidast Derot. I* eareet. Leaden. Z.C. At the terminus • special train was waiting to receive the royal party, and at once started for Trentham, where, I believe, their royal highnesses are to spend a few days with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. In the evening the streets of Carnarvon were brilliantly illuminated, and, though many of the strangers left by early excursion trains, they were much crowded till • late hour. Carriage Frew Price List bed Free. Army will return immediately. About guns and mortars taken. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS BEDDING, .I.I ) ELLINCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE PROOF 111.1119.—11 you wish to passim@ a good looped hand Ftro•proof Bak a to JOHN TA NN, he ha,las • sum- My to dispose of under Ms oo4Bla 3 prios.—Wsew• boos., 30, Westbrook. E.C. (Signed) ROBERT NAPIER. An Illustrated Cataloise sent Free. UPHOLSTERY. The Coiled Land Company (Limited; has been formed u an ad. tuu. - t to the Conservative Land %nasty 'enrolled under 6 and 7 Will. IV., cap. fit as "The Conservative Benefit Building hoe ivt ) for the purpose of attending, with a fired capital, the operations in land and building heretofore carried on under the ' Friendly Societies Acta" The Conservative Benefit Building Society will continue to marry on the business authorised by its certified rules, and will be an important element in the supply of capital to the United Land company :Ltmitedi, whose operations will comprise: I. The purchase of Freehold and Leasehold Property of every description, and the solo thereof, either in the gross ur In detail._ _ _ Y. ilia purchase, enfranchi-ement, and sale of Copyhold legatos to may part of the United Kingdom. S. Th e subffivision of estates into lots. and the leasing or sale et theta, affording to Ma'an of bold or houses. hy the machinery of the Company, the facility and scene akdom of payment by CA) instalments, monthly. quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly. 4. The creation and sale ut Ilrounel Rent.. . 6. The otrrying on the huelness of a (lateral Land and Build ing Company in all ranches and dep a rtments The tbmlum In its mansgement,.will have the advantage of the long experience acquired by the Executive of the (Amperes the Benefit Building Society. The surcess that hes attended other Companies which are now amociated with similar Societies, combining the two system., ano having double powers and resource., has been long fully minifexted . and it may, therefore, he reasonably expected that the I oiled Land Company (Limited., emaciated with the este', Belied mint:llion and resource., of the Conservative Benefit Bidding: ociety, will be enabled to show remunerative returns equal to those ot any other Companies. Proxpectusel and forme of application for shares may be had fri.m the Banker', and the Secretary, at the new and spacious Obi.. No. Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C. ; where the of the Conservative Benefit Building Society and the aitel Land Company (Limited) will be carried on, lie- menviramlitm and articles of association may be area at the othce...f the Culled Land Company ( imited), No. 83, Nor strmt. Straud,fmnd. n. W.C. - . ORUNZISEN, Secretary. TRUST and AGENCY COMPANY of AUSTRALASIA (limitedl. boric,: Ii HEREBY GIVEN, that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETIN.; •.1 the Members of this Company will be held at the odlee, the Company, No. 81, St. Swlthhislane, lu the City of Lon• Ion, ou %lON the 11th day of May next, at 18 o'clock (non prvelrely, to receive the report of the directors and a stwerbeut .1 accounts to tilt December, 1887, to declare a dirk deed. to riot directors and auditors In the place of those retiring, who offer themselves for re-election, and to tlx the numineratioa of the auditors for the year ensuing; end Notice is hereby also given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the End to the 11th May, both days Maumee. —By order, JAMEN MORA, General Manager and Secretary. St. Swithin's•lane, London, April IS. Men TONEY, in large or small amounts, and for long or short periods, with or without s We policy, meetly ob tsiu ibis at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CON PA. .%V (lAmitsd), 484, Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. MONEY. —E2O to 2800 ADVANCED imme diately oe Furniture, without removal, pubilcity, or law costs. May be repaid by easy instalments. No charge it de dined. Sureties dispensed with —Apply personally at the ESTATE OPTIC'S, 2, Southampton-street, Wand. W.C. Ad vances made also on leases, We polish* de. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE ICUTED by a Profemlonal Gentleman of practice and respectability, free of charges to e ereditor.upon a commlaelon of 10 per cent. on the amount rec o vered. —Apply for addreas, or DP to A.Z.,No. 386,01 G-road, E.C. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, R. 6t. Colemanetreet, E , Negotiates Partnerships. audits and adjusts hooks or Intricate accounts,eflects arrangements with creditors without publicity, and prepares accounts for Court of Bankruptcy. Sales of Reversions, We Interests, and Annuities elected, and money obtained In connection with Ins Assurance. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf so, call at once on the undersigned. and be relieved from the un pleasant fear of Imprisonment end executions. Bankruptcy sad divorce cases conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange meets made with creditors. Deeds of composition and assign- Meet executed. Protection to person sad property obtained with yit public:Wt.—Apply. to Mt. Z. HASZIt, I, etrand, W.C. Hours, it till 4. SEA. —MIDSHIPMAN and APPRENTICES kJ REQUIRED for splendid ships.—Apple to W. EMBER -11..1 % 11. lreachnich-bedldhisa Fenehurchatreet. Established 1 , .1 A Guide to the Merchant Service, two stamps. THE BOSC.OMBE SPA SELTZER. This NATURAL SELTZER WATER ass the agreeable taste and invigorating poperties of the true Seltzer, but is entirely free from the deleterious compounds ottua lazed to the manufacture of intitatioua Dr. Haman reports it. •4. coalyris, as "a beverage of a very agreeable devour, rev ,lding the true Seltzer, and which may be used with ad- Him qe at dioller." hill ANT and Co., Bournemouth, Proprietors, loodou Depot—Dinneford and Co., Baud-street Parie—Roberte, Place Vendome. THE PHARMACOP(EIA. An Extract from the Seoond Edition (page 186) of the Tflo.eation of the Pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Phyvielstaa of Loodon, Kr Dr. G. le Collier. Published by Longman and Co. a t Is no small defect is this compilation (speaking of the 'Pe:rreacopmia') that we have no purgative mass hot what .does, yet we know that luemorrholdni persona moot tem- :kiw i except it be in the form of 00DICLE'S PILLS, &JOY, scammony, and milognilt. which I a aort of compound extract, the acridity I suspect, by an alkaline protest, and by a drown to me) of an aremstie teaks nature. no worse of it for ha being a }slant medi an article of commerce and dtmesttc cow 4 Mena * to my it le the bast made pill gambit Purrs, • antoons pares, and • hydro. ,bined, and their enacts properly controlled by corrigeot. flat It does sot commonly produaa • most aleetic pins I attribute to Its being that no undissolved mikado adhere to t i : k t chn'fif consist of 'i o i.4k l i , il e i f s ' fret i t, 1 :4 ° 11 Wink Co ingrCee dit:istlLlnrin I knit at it as an be and do not he *lona : • Muscle Om colonized. /lend le and • Corrig el ~ k 4 40:, no mom 41 011 40111•16, se t "" atcolle iessibi saw* T. VENABLES AND SONS, 101. 104, ant 1%, WIIITNCHAPEL, and Z, 4,4, & 8, COMMISRCIALSTRISET, LONDON, Z. Established nearly Judi A Century. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S eaulimas and Plate Cheek MAPPIN AND WEBB' 8 laectro Spoons sod Yorks. MAPPIN AND WICBB'S Dottie 811 yet Plato. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Sliver Steel Table KuPew MAPPIN AND WEBB are Manafacturiea 77 and n, OXFORD4TREET : and 71 and 73. COILNHILL. LONDON. TVIMEY, TAILOR, no, FENCHURCHATRETT,I9), (Nearly opposite Mark-lane.) Perfect fitting Oanseate. Moderate c Note the address-1A YINCHUECHBiYQi, CITY. THVIPIGEONS. 111 8 TIME and CO., DYERS mad CIIM4IIB, Dock Med, &mowbey: 44, WOMM/Aptilifil; 911, Meast-drost. Growing:4,4lMM °ARM CLEANING, Bed and Matron Purify -1.../ Mg, Chintz Miming, Silk and Damask Dyeing, with every deeeripdon of Bleaching, ch e pted moderately, and brought to greet perfection by the Metro tan iihrem Bleeching and Dyeing Companies, 17, art-road, ty-reed, end el, New Oxford et COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKERELL and CO. Bost coals only. Cash 251.—/S. Congifil. COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY Olivet tram their Collages at Cloy Crow —IL. but soma VVilla Ind, at Wa. ; tosoodt, —Oath at dolivery.--Ordert to CHIU OMM 1117ZWOOD-PLACT, 111)01WLEX-ROAD. W. ARNOLD and SONS' DdPERCEPTIBLE TRUnSF-9 acknowledged to be the lightest and moot corn fortsble wearing trust invested. Mastic Stockings Esee-cape, Re., for varlootwe Telma, weakness, te ; Abdominal Belle, Lagers, Conveniences, Crotches, Artificial Legs, Arms, Hands Eye., de and every deocrlydon of manutsotured by ARNOLD and 30N6, 36 ead wi a l tst aP d a Veld, London. N.B —Directions for messureanant and prices forwarded. An erperteneed towels to attend on ladles JOHN GOEINELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PARTE le greatly aaperlor to any Tooth Powder. rives the Teeth a peertlike whitest's, protects the enamel from decay, end bowie a pleaehig fragrance to the breath. Price ls. M. 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Beveled towns have taken action against it, and pedislarly ph% =lngham, or rather Baleen-heath. The bili in queen goes so far as to violate the boundaries d einalies, end take electors from one county and hods& them is • borough in another county ; for instal's*, the inhehilents of Beleall -heath, silmeMd in the easteen &Asian ef county of Waresetereldre, fad themselves, 111 . proposed to be insiaded in the iYC- BirminOam, which is alteated imili t The des of Birmingham are %heady a very law body, and need se additions to Pair numbers, while the inhabitant' of Baleall-heath are well esnitset I. remain when they ere—eleeters dike cadent division al Woreseterehire. Besides may of them have se Indere or comeothia whatever in Birmingham, and the &Maid in which they are residents ha. been for twenty years nye, rately Incorporated under the Public Health Act, sod Off have prided themselves upon the pessemioa et tie want, vote, and many of them have laboured all their lives is attain it. They therefore are mach agitated at the pros pect of losing It at the caprice of the Boundary Hossunis stoners. They have petitioned parliament through the Hon. Itr. Wthorpe, and they Med that Mr. Dixon or Mr. Bright will move that Birmiagimet be acempled /rem the Beuniery Bill. The &Kw of the teeth and gum arias hem aere hem a . ta o , i T k b e aterltert= s ty aid tem distieloes lss esida she • arre to the teeth, while they cards Vie •= 1 L im n eadadeeteel to point out Nam Itowlsmobt Oiente dr bental••• re a yeomen. tree ban di Sea ilea% and mistrwally calculated to centistlidi dalN elensere, So Impart a (Medal fregranse to cif to mishilt mid pergola**, gene et tneseill.-434 WOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA- C 1 —Tbe great ediesey of Spersasoell In and allaying the brltelelity of Coughs and Colds has 0= knows for roomy yearn. It speed°, relieves cal tighinate and on of the chest, sad By Be soot pastilles enables e t= ai limassed by the nightly cough to ~t retrealkhag sleep. Woodhouse's Baba= of diermassilY i=d 0 1 17 by BARCLAY sad BONS, 96, garringdenuhreet, from the formula of the late Cuisine Woodbaus ; and sold ' to bottles c e t z tl i t i ltd., 9d., and Y. to, each. May be obtained of any (no'nc'e TZIJOIAM9.) " ZOULLA, Aram 18. " Magdals was taken by storm on the 13th inst. King Theodore was killed. The prisoners were l esexttadered. and 14,000 men laid down their MUSlC.—Mesers. ROBERT COCKS and Co. I nyvecthilly b ., to remind th . „ acad .. „ way . 1 arms. The casualties among the British troops the Heads of Schools, that Um are, as heretofore, prtprd OPEN ACCOUNT'S and to SIND OCT PARC= o MUSIC on are t0 ...J. , 1 officer and 14 men wounded. APPROBATION. Terms wade and post free' on applleatioe. I " The loss of the enemy was 500 killed and References solicited. Returns to be made at the expiration of every half-year. 1,500 wounded. A Catalogue of 12,000 Pianoforte Works. she • ca=ol PAM songs, duets, and tram, with key, cost/sea to, Three months' provisions have been aocumu- Publishers to the N apo l eon R.H. the Prince of Wales, and H. Elf. the Emperor lU. lated with the troops." HEADQUARTERS BRITISH ARMY, MAGDALA. (date mot gives). All the European prisoners, numbering sixty men, women, and children, have been delivered over to Sir Robert Napier, and are now on their way to Zoulla. All Theodore's army have been either killed, wounded, or taken prisoners. The representative of the New Pori Herald in London yesterday received the following telegrams from the spe cial correspondent of that journal with the Abyssinian expedition : (No. I.—No date. Probably April 7.) Reports having been received from spies to the effect that Bing Theodore intended moving, Sir Robert Napier irtantly crossed the Jeddah river, and established his headquarters on the plain of T►lents, twenty miles from Magri& Many animals were lost whilst erasing a tor rible ravine eight miles wide, 3,500 feet descent, and 4,500 weer. The troops marched over King Theodore's road, which I. thirty feet wide. Sir Robert Napier made a nernaissenee of Magda& this morning. He sighted the King's camps and deforms. The fortress appeared to be impregnable. To-morrow we expect to be at Bashelo, ken miles from Magdals. A letter has been received from Rearm, dated yesterday, warning as to beware—that Theo dore was moving. (No. S.—Dated Barer, April & . - ♦ amend remanaimanoe was made before Magdais this semadas. Theodore has twenty-Milt guns mounted out side. Sir Robert Napier has seat Min a letter demanding the release of the captives. Meanwhile the army is oint. esestested as the river. Scaling Radars and torpedoes are wady for an attack upon the fortress. (No. 3.—Dated April 10.) The army is sow oonesatisted before Magdale, in pest. ties six miles from the helms. Theodore's amp is la Maw on a tremendous height. AIWA soon. (No. 4.—Dried Magda's, April 13. ) The trues ended this morning. Sing Theodore bed Est surrendered. Pallas Samos laknge (?) bed serromdmed at ones without fighting. Theodore had retreated In Yes , dam. He pleated Ore guns at the base of the amend. When Genera Napier came in sight the King opened be, The English replied with 12-pounder Armstrong guns and 7-pounder roast. The King loft his guns, harrieeded Mut eallyports, and opened with musketry. He leave ma algae et sammadering. The bombardment lasted three beers. Aa mirth was then ordered. The fortress was seeded snit *grew resistanoe. The Abyssinian lose le Mt billed and 100 wounded. The English loos is 15 wounded, sank and Ma. King Theodore was found deed, shot in the heed. His body was recognised by tkas Barepsans who had been released. Some say be was killed in bake* and others tied be committed suicide. His two seas bays been taken assess. The tortmen presented many wideness of harbade splendour. Among the trophies lakes are four geld crowns, 10,000 dollars, 1,000 diver plass, and many jewels and other 'Abase • 6,000 stand of arms, 1111 piston of artii lery, 10,000 &Wede and 10,000 sperm. The lierspera prisoners will &pelt for the sea-ooast to-morrow. ise army will depart immediately. Professor Goldwin Smith was recently invited by saw loadiog members se the Miami party in Beak* to attend and address a pubes asethq of the inhabitants, sad he has jolt aosunaoloated his mphin to do so as Wednesday, the pram The reprassatatives a/ the basso& Mr Goldmid, Bart.. ail Kr. G. firm Isdevna) will a bberossat. Mu. J. L. Tooz.a'a Biafora. —llia popular aseadieli will take his Int Are !moat 65 UN New Qeseses Tbssilin, on Wedassday, It, whoa la addition to Oliver Twist, Peal Pry aad hi se Paris Ifellfeit will be pardersedar. re lnr ars Timilia throe plasm to mbar by saaVs mow* Mgt atil OWL : irk% lem. LW; casts, I. 7s. It . aal vial eat temolda yamoldatazz io. Whoisials, 11,. lismolea set liar 11. *Pa aldil 811. carisaf. SO. -4141%1 The royal train arrived at Carnarvon soon after one o'clock. The Prince and Princess of Wales ware accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Teck, the Duke of Sutherland, the Earl of Shrewsbury, Earl Vane, Lord H. Lennox, and several other noblemen, and were attended by the same members of their respective suites who had been in waiting during their visit to Ireland. The Prince, the Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Teck, and all the other gentlemen of the party, were in plain morning dress. The Princess wore a hand some black silk dress and jacket trimmed with gold embroidery,and a blue bonnet ornamented with roses and white lace. Upon alighting from the train, their royal highnesses were received by Lord Penrhyn, the lord lieutenant, and Mr. Berton Parry, the high sheriff of Carnarvon, and by Mr. Llewellyn Turner, the mayor, and several members of the corporation of the borough. The mayor presented to their royal high acmes a loyal and dutiful address from the corporation and burgess., of Carnarvon, which was graciously accepted by the Prince of Wales, but to which no answer was made, and the royal party then took their seats in the carriages which had been provided for them, and drove off towards the Castle-yard, preceded by the county and civic dig nitaries. The route pursued was by Bangor street, Turf-square, and Bridge-street, all of which were most abundantly decorated, and all equally crowded with apectaturs. As their royal highnesses drove along at • slow pace the cheering was loud and continuous ; men upon the pavement threw I up their hats and shouted; ladies who thronged the windows waved their handkerchiefs and clapped their hands ; and all these expressions of loyalty were most graciously acknowledged by their royal highnesses. As the royal carriage turned into Castle-square, a grand cheer arose from the masses of people who occupied its four sides, and the shout ing did not cease until the royal carriage had reached the entrance to the castle. In the tint in stance, however, a halt was made in the centre of the square, and the Princeof Wales descended from the carriage to open the waterworks, or more properly speaking the fountain which was understood typically to represent the waterworks. His royal highness having stepped upon a dais prepared for Ihis reception, was provided with a silver key, with , which he p ro ceeded to " turn on the water." His I first attempt did not produce much result, but a I second endeavour was rewarded with almost too complete • moons. The column of water shot high into the air, and as it was caught by • strong spring breeze the spray was cast somewhat freely on the occupants of the hinder carriages of the procession. Gentlemen turned up their collars, and coachmen looked round for their great-coats to protect themselves against the unarranged effect of the day, and to save themselves from an un welcome wetting. As soon as the bright water rose into the air the members of several choirs stationed at the upper end of the square struck up, "God bless the Prince of Wales, " and his royal high ness remained upon the dai s until its strain, were concluded. At its close he re-entered the royal carriage, and the procession drove off towards the Oestle amid the renewed cheers of the people, many of whom followed its progress for some dis tance, shouting and hurrahing. In the meantime those who occupied situations within the Castle had been wrought up to the height of expectancy. The shouts sad cries of the people outside told them of the near approach of the royal visitors, and they did not know how soon the illustrious arty might appear from under the fine pointed archway which leads from the entrance gateway into the Castle yard. At length the gates were thrown open, and to the sound of a flourish of trumpets and the strains of the national anthem, played by , the band of the 3rd Carnamonahire Vo lunteers,, while salutes were fired from the batt er y of the Ist Carnarronshire Artillery Volunteers on the Victoria pier, and that of the Royal Welsh Yacht Club, their r p e r yzl s tihnemes entered the Castle. They were by the high sheriff end Mrs. Parry, and were accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Teck, and the other ladies and gentlemen whom I have mentioned as accompanying them from Holyhead. As soon as the Prince and Princess were recognised them was a loud shout of greeting, and the cheering and waving of hand kerchiefs continued, and, indeed, grew loader and more active as they weiked by a narrow pathway lined with agu_ard 01i honour composed of the 3rd Carnarvon Rills Volunteers and Lt Carnarvon Artillery Volne'ners, to the summit of the mound. Their apparent* together in the front of the marquee was the signal for even louder maniferts tions of loraty, which did not tease until the cere mony of I>resenting the national address was ems minced Aftez bantling this address to the Prince of Wene, the High Sheriff presented to the Princes ths medal referred to in the last paragriph which sr INYPI bill=ona ero secepted, and which Wee carefully it to the I Prins, who Inlsallefted it to a ameab ilimd er in ot Se suite. •A• ..r it DRsayrrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, i nem bark remedy, primed without any weeds! =Wawill be Irma lavaleehle to all who suffer trout al liver , whad. sours, ?NI A Morro of th• a°".loZo.llldr ia li:bitual owitmele, as a mew aperat atedlehr d r a purer of the blood, they ere truly rarer to Or ereatton and r at al to the storatA b ray oremee== y eeration, and=tb s. Wag Wirrreirer_reekeerer sod by moat ha berk le IK. art Mee Bretz emery in oall, ba. Pd. Be ware to ask lb. Seerswad Liver MIL Me genres we In a knee maim% rat ," Witham Lured" re graved ea pear.lrow TIINNEFORD'S 1 1 1,171 D MAGNESIA. -KJ Tb• medical preludes Ibe ttillrOr Furs Ism mowed al Ods=llss sr lien se On IsisS moo Iseisinis el ths Alssiolks, Oa* sad Istligesika ; mod as the Ind NM OW oldissis sessitta simplid tee soll eta—DEN Os., nimble. In, No Issmaslssat, Land" sad of vsate ellsodsis throgllksat the want WASH TOUR DOGS WITH NALDUMB TIMM. nw IL Og THE LUSH CHURCH. CORK, BATUILDAY. An important meeting, to protest against the &arch establishment, was held in the Athenaeum to-day, Loed Fermoy lord -lientenantof the county, presiding. The Red of Cock, Mr. Smith Barry, Mr. Sullivan Mr. Murphy, Mr. Maguire, members o f parliament ; gems. Murphy and Murray, Deputy• Lieutenants ; the Mayor, the High Sheriff, and other leading liberals, were among the speakers. A stmeg feeling was manifested. Among the monitions moved were the following : " That the principle of political and roclesustical ascendency exemplified by the history of the An glican church is Ireland is, and has always been, calculated to maintain and aggravate the lamentable separation of those slams whose union should and ou ght to be the foundation of Irish prosperity and content. " " That the diamtablishment of the Anglican church in Ireland es a state church, and its ultimate dieendowment (saving all vested rights), are measures absolutely essential to the pesos and welfare of this country." " That as the endow ment of any one religious body in Ireland is inconsistent with religious equality, sad as state endowments have been repudiated by the people at large, we consider that the members of each religious denomination should them selves supply the wants sad requirements of their own clergy." --- • -- - - LAUNCH OP IRONCLADS. A formidable addition was on Saturday made to the navy of his Majesty the King of Prussia, when the iron-cussed frigate Konig Wilhelm was launched from the shipbuilding yard of the Thames Iron Works Company, at BlackwalL This vessel wee designed originally for the Sultan by Mr. R. J. Reed, chief constructor of the British navy, but in the Later pert of 1866, with the concurrence of the Turkish pvernmeat, she was sold to Prussia. Woolwich Dockyard was also the scene of a similar oere monyt Saturday the Repulse, 3,734 tons burden, to carry 12 of large calibre, having been enrAed d from there. guns At about half-past two o'clock Prince Arthur arrived, and was conducted to a reserved portion of the principal gallery by Commodore Edmond. ston, the bands playing the National Anthem. Th e youthful prise*, who was loudly cheered, took off his bat sad bowed repeatedly. Up to the* time, we believe, he had not bean made ac qu ainted with the news con awing the dastardly attempt on his brother's life. His Royal Highnem, having Inspected the apparatus for starting the ship, took up his posi tion on the platform in front of the gallery, and 'St ationed the ceremony of christening the vessel, which was performed by Mies Edmondstos„ daughter of the seraino dors. It was then nearly high water, and in about ten minutes after, everything being ready, the signal was gives for knocking away the blocks which held the cradle to the ways, and instantly the noble vessel glided into the water in majestic style. She was afterwarda taken in tow hy a government dimmer, to be hauled into the Woolwich Dockyard Basin, where she will be fitted with her armour plates and general equipment. SOUTH LINOOLNBHIAZ EtscrnoN.—There seems little doubt that Mr. W. E. Wray the eoneorratire can didate far the mat eaeated by 134 J. Trollop@ (saw Lord Beemoves). will be massed saoppowid. RIPRZIOINTATION 07 SOUTH LAM:WOO:LC —OH Saturday Ohne= Ld - . Saturday afternoon kat a meeting of the leading maser- 'advise of the metiers division ef LansaMdre took Fame at the Leigh Amu Sot Frewton-b-Willowa, for the pr e pose of taking into tion what action should taken by the party in the event of a dismantles of the present parliament, as well mat the emit Median. Lieut.- Oolonel J. Ireland Blackburn' wee sailed to the chair. The atteadanse comprised dopaislises from Blanchester , and Liverpool. The prospecNa t e * the prior were • and ••resolnlics was pees* in the event of r ta lice. W. & Gladstone offering Massif for for that &Melon of the sear be should be strenummiy " VrineiNTATIOX OF NOW' DI7IIBAIII.—Mr. R. D. Shaft*, ILP. far North Darhea, les sommanisated I. the liberal hie innedien et a* oNaing himself sole as • saadidaie in ars of • diresintion. Amerdiesly, • meth% et the Ilseabas of the held ea !rift at the &Won te ra llt ak wsest e te,t e wee ie alaeld be taken. Thl mo, etsrvatives be* do• to bring forward Nr. and there is every nesse to bens* that the easiest be wen. The peseedlap at the Newasods were set but we Bum on geed that Mr. the chairman of the itegiehmeisn pre- ai — le7Miat, the ableedense was large an • and Met 1M games of several 'wise* keel submitted. oat at whisk • seise** r— were Bir BeetworthlFlllisames, who Is the seam* et Mr. R. D. MO* expreend his seer*, to ormass wlik the rest of *me at= Melo to lam the marriage of so old sad lathe. TM present, however, was the thee far = the put of the liberals le *eh part of the earth of Zeirland ; and he hoped that, ia ehessiosa arnowasr to Mr. Mafia. they would get a =ar*bp deohledly lateral 1. committee yea e site* • *maids* to he in readies* when the time *nee terse deslisa : —/Bleprsa. lu a us; al s sa. aft gnaw s o = ihnueoo., brer e aradesi umse. lmpettore of like n the Habeas.-0.3 D • I