The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-01 00:00:00

. . NEWSPAPER 0, Ali .„4 fr 7 (djilr_ 1111 rt 4 ire , •• sauctica CE (._ • .-1 ...t. c''•'/ , e--/ - ?• ,7-47.--C-e , .... , .• , ,- - ,7e ..--...- • -,.. , .. ric..j...„. f n, tr, (Stamped, ld. Additional ) No. 4,879.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1802. TWOPEN MI'M, aillin at MADRAS.—The well s ellwr maxillary alirrahle INDLIVAIIi= 1811 kittait-riera, now la iiks Meads Oa liff aea as ad April, Os Ile Mb Ili ad. ° I T% Os left Soak Ire boss or4-nir sessmniellis lir prompoi EMI aim as es. r riemoll owe me sellsaisib. ris mein 'Mt be imilisil meek II Iswir amm illibwil 4 be aillizzlem Wet mob lambs i• Item ilionwpoweri Date eastiltug. 1 14 11 ()T by HARMS and 14 110 X, will most iNi eight. Bottsr cannot 2odis. Pli e si. wil7 erilr pebbles, Ms.. steel. with la to 10s. Gold and Pilsorlpsolacles sod Xis-Glosses rmat wastety, at wok low prism Harris's Prospect Glass, ' lia 011.4=4„es illeadas se. TIM. HER sad PON . Optiolsas to the 111107•1 . lis &ttti Moss= Gass, Loon. I •1•111111fiod 1 essalos.—No Imam employed. THE REVENITE, I.—Aa ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the REVENUE of the UNITED KINGDOM, in tie imilsrmeitioaed periods, ended March 31, 1002, oonspered with the corresponding periods at tiefatasilitg yaw. MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Mr. Maplogo°, the new lenlo of this theatre, hie just lamed hie pragmaus of all anon &boa to ocen• Woe. The follow*, it its subduer. The theatre 'Mope on &thrash Ole 96th April ; sad the subscription willow:Let of thirty ttlitiest, r Ihredets, Tbun 4, l l, and Eletardays. The peelutur nee erfl ems mence at haf.peasigbasfelemir,balmidldrift," for merl y. The following pedonnere aueisperlf—Mdlle. Titian, man& Dario, mane. Brasilia NAL iffilkap(bar ewe appearance in England), Mare; QStlslis. Ma& Laaare, and !done. Trebelli aprigaganee in Ben i laud; Signor Armsotli (his lint appeonnes at Her Ma. Thin deS. peon Owe Wallas dee PIM Number el THE EXCHANGE: the mow HOMO and Colonial Mostol7 Iterfirw of Commerce, Manufactems,aadOeseral ro London : amp= low. son, and Co., 47, Ludgate-1M: sad all Pacesetters to tows and country . la Del UM. Ve 4 D.C. 111. 1111. ~~ ~~~', Year add lush Si, INNI Misu- U. I. WI lOU VW Mei UN tnt Way If, Jose I& Judy IA Ansi IA =4:bar IL r November IA CUNTOIS sib I STAMPS 41111.1 1i,1n.1 USN ;1 t -1 mow 4 4.,147,! t•W 1,11,41 a !llff,! 0.4 v .1..114_14 k~ It!!!` ni 079 t&.Ms,Alt 17C 8.1 6 1, 41 t iii 01P0 7.141.8004,1114400, 10,924816 9116,0 400 00 *4OO, 3 000 816, a cunt IA MI WS CAIIIIMS /WO adios 111ple IMMO el MI MO rer ra t= 6l.l =a tire. llams. ORINDLAY sal Oa, SA LW.: tbs Irrabssa. Yam AULD gitlITT mil 0. . NI t, S.C. . ar at the 01Isot d ie. f autism 6 liiiittime. Lowdwa LC.. where eke= +MU forapp se Illdritipresa to this amiss v. ...le. RICHARD DREW. Raereftry. V. 4 India sad lawlWßlMlHlplesOmpany tLltaited„ 4 Niroarbeists,"LC. rrigTHRICE DIRTY BOYS in Olio wipsies 'N. with tes cools eligwarhtga Oss Pesay.-11116 rash- West TAISE riormy TAX POST-01F/WN CROWN LANDS .... ILISCILLANIODS iii:ii 0441 11,1,11 - i i - - x i - WOO_ 1711171111 .0 LAW NC! isst7'a Theatre), Signor &mu., iiiriss,l•4ll, and Wiper Ginglint, Signor Giraideni fins ogressae• is England), Egger Gamier, Sigma. IA TOM Odt IM appearance in England), Signor Bail (his IM appliance.* ,at Her Ma. Jar pablished, Mk Ultra. mos Is. Pl. ; trek by pod a SES of the 4 WIN • • Guido to their D lS lttraort sod ?remake, illirerstod Alarr. BI Thos. lion. F. @orgasm to dr Werra lailnem7 tor Maw Mt sho OW M. Cborkoto4irook lidardragmars. . This Unimak Wo odplt abooot asdi n a litrlbb, Mt& work rasa to op fa lb Mb as soffit sod .or Omporolo obopoo ld = Takla latli."—Nollpil (WIG. lonics :T. likkanfa. IL Of dold-odost. TOTALS ~.~ ii.—maitaan and DISCHIASS In the Quarter anillSlier ended Mande 31, 1813, ea compared t . From Havannah it is stated t with the corresponding periods of tied preceding year. Termini had been captured # l 3O Staten squadron, and decl Quarter adwlNtride AMU. Year ended NM& 81, 10t ' m. ems Deans... ' l'icr••••• 1 : 1 •°""•• It a that of the stipul ppears one a .; & a g the conference between Generals Pr • co ,ooe MAN NZ' that no more troops should be ECCI92 1 . 2°70 this mine Spanish troops returne STAKES ”•• I . 1 . 3 _ .... _ ranee 1.• .• the.eapected French reinforcement+ I., o ,: c ifit' . f..1i.:.-• , I ass.. • . am.oo . so cram t_o retune wt howl ' •y• anicl ita k ••• • we , / , . ♦ & MI ~/ zp, ( 0,.: a b Gram will return is the B ClOWa ',Z . Their moles, tome, L o., 1 , 20ZAL 6 -.„.. ..--------, ..----.......—..„. ' The Diorio de la Marina publist &Lemma MK= no brava& Net Deeneen introtant newsinght to Ha , . steameilwar and Lealdad - . ..• , _ lII.—An AMOUNT SHOWING the RETBNIJE and OTHER RBESIEPTS of the Quarter The meet at Nees hie niaid March 81, 1862, the Application of the same, and the of the Consolidated Fund Zr a lt agreed at Boledad between the Nut said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon sash . aad fir, poaad.; tan troops bad wenn be Ode• %human, and Otimbe, a _ . . .. .. ._________ WEKKLY BTLY CO)1131IINIOATION to XIV/ VAX NewiL-119 DIVIIIIOI.II. 11W TOIL ara 111.11.•DILTIIA COMP thwirdeli- Ise tell-preseed Sow wig al . gems- Kent Ss mberk awl aillellww WEEKLY NZW ct rt• OW SALT! MORA Weillioft. APAI OTT or VIM TOW _II £ pra 9. CITY eV WAMMIIIO.II.II . April /4 Aelreeyeesel9Wll , CAW U s = le lbe weele coodalioe. geweblins mud. t. masers osse eel the Wale% peelielee bland 81 " 1 10 Oa MY pffinimm *WINN Nee 19 WILUAN INMAN, U. Vfileminst, Llwripsai: lavas rad KAM. weimArmes. OW. *lfs Theatre), Signor ilambdt alia oaaaboiii, Signor zucchini (his M &pinworm The principal &neer fa Input emdmmassi, from L Scala, Mike. The Prima's' 611111/1011 are Mdlle. Lamoureux, Malls. Biol.tti, and NM. NastoriA. _ _ Now. ewly,4la., put free IA .Y sr la • sealed =a ke* IP a milder eis~ - ends on NINVONS lIINANNTIO VITA VITILIK, Ilitelsitedift IWO ilyinp v I sei tr ob vl=tsmisS at the Mend Dim reek, end wn 4 taw ammo ethwequent . wpm lew OMB Ma MiIIgIIMII ea mg • I . Mus," Moak, Ma tbs . ..ta . et NMI Lieen th de et*" Ithist esS. Weredunder the new Yelled Ad, id.. l, , iesidence, eth, Naddoset (two the side of 8t: Georges , 'llllor 11 UN ft, awn toms dl b hymnals: 811 14eh en 6lank li b :g m . 4 1:Z= el above , . end r S . rtg :: bee• 4,2 TEAM b GOTHINIIIIIIO, from Loudon direct mei* ems : the sub regular memboatestiori— i first.obus mem Ammer BARAK KAMBIA) .4U be de .pstebel from limiielydown. THIS DAY, April 1, without rail. to be followed by the 1.01111.11 Led Gustaf Weas.—Apply to rit I LLlPrii, GRACIE sad PH ILLIPPS, 11, hoodlum, IC. •up. 01•011 . . 'hart doer G i lrilleilT r efus t f pub 11:" ?. rut kbrrws .1 Ids wilmbee weak lerefitlVATX MINELL MEND (IN= eathellegemeibUiervoos MOW Idol .1 Memory, el MIK MAW% a., irs at • directed ewe memo Meope,—rees. Dr i g a l 2f= g TaTiMak:4olh . W'C' Quarter, 110=a ltdasee beyond the charge of the Cameo- Pond for the Quarter ended Dec. 31, Mit sta. : Gnat Britain bird 1.982,494 L 983,494 Iseosts rsellved to the Quarter ended March 31, Mk as shows Is Mem* L Amount rabid by Ississosr Bills, Doted to replace, Is psi% smessi 11=111 off oat of the Ways sal llissallasur ter the year 18614. 1,000,000 Anemia tided d per DO Vlsi. esp. 109, on seeousi se Msealsalime. M 230,000 A:unanimities& to thsliparalresdal IWO 81, 1888, in rept/mall d Adwaria >r Pshlis W. &c 331,1564 Saving on tumor Mips ter the Chß Lid l5O la m ed el illis bassii• fir a rtt 8 1=e ss s Sl i ASIAN 69priefl In ro4l=ksi eft Ways end Mesas In d the laded Deo. il, DILL, - .4 10 ,... Lombcad el the• halms to Dappll me vine. be si e=6 . ol6 d Needl e :l,LN, QSIOHT 11011,816 di Si 11l 6: haslet's= Debt t Debt• • 4116,374 ' L 6 716,419 Ca ls is Delletesey ea/ Wipe sod It= a mat HOPS OneabLelledlottl 77068 t r reha r la vances Pala Wilbh ac• •• • • UM" 70 . 0 a . Ildisee Ibbelasi bewail the Charge of the r ai d i s bawl. for OS Quarter i1..111... moot to with. 430. pilE LONDON PAVILION.—The engagement I. of Mee CONSTANCZ is new drawing to a Mse, mid the bliortunity shoe's' not swaps these who hare sot already partigi i. ited in the delight oressioned by her sweet melodies. tfbe slop and 11. and Vadanie LOSEBIN 11011 also ormirthute to tie tainsentent of the VititOrS. OPERATIC SKLIOCTIONA an pets ruled every evening. and the IdtOTRILIRS RELIOTT will ,I,Twat in their woodsy's' entertainment: in addition to which tit. LAW ItIINCE will be Wobbled in the programme, which sumo' be excelled be variety and novelty. TBZ LONDON . r 4V I LION, Tiehhorneetreet, lop at the Haymarket. Attatindoo. 1.1. hammy. is. RUSSELL GROVER. Musical Muter. good, nand, noon Lt tba tirely 4 la. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. *Trues =JAL FRANCE. THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO LONDON. a dall t ilia 11,1100/ reek's )WIIII : THE WELLINGTON IRS-OPENED. —The w hole of the ground low Is sow open tor dining hum thr • e.irte." A Three glilltinpllef Mow Is weed lis lbw tnnu I.lt to 9 p.m. Tha Omit Saloom tae open tor anolting an.l reading. Open daily from I to _ nalobight Ott tem 3.30 to 11 p.m. Tag WIILINOTON. entran= I.asais-street. and 110, rinesidgy.-117 order, V. SCUWILI, "mettatendent. TOULON, NAncu 31. The French squadron stationed in the Mediter ranean will return on the 12th April. Six vessels will be sent to Cherbourg, to escort the Emperor on his visit to the London Exhibition. Admiral Bouet has been called to Paris. The Eldorado, conveying troops from China, is expected. PARIS, liters 31. To-day the Emperor reviewed the Imperial Guard, which is about to leave Paris. The Prince of Hohenzollern was present. The Patric of this evening states that the rumours of the recall of General Gloria are un founded. Baba" babe Or egeriggar_ aa Ml* ISM - upon tag glares alter Oragoegsgra nada Great Bregga. lemma lag larldrais gal glarr dorm, apal* la ess Pagrar So law rtS, 1N; and for myls .IWikagarr BIM (DeSeioney) will hi lamed that Quatior rid, id. to Mf l / 2 174 11,W17,114 to was IP OW soca. C11,97T.1M AMERICA• 11.110ardy (Per Canada, by telegraph to Hata; and vii Quasi Wm.) .4 to- ,11. migl, opol *dim. vas.* S. 7a. rk al It that It pat have di tints is this S. woad. moo to tot and kioir m hit r, new, ~ lerste ,7111ilh Jul atrt lM• main beeper, rAL pr freely. - . • ,tattxts .ut the Alert to it otoli, Whet, Am this ma Ant erode.. .41 Koh ro Part, Motors. mat It Mk A. 3 N.. N., left will I. Ist. a 1., LO V. a. SI W. )413.11, Mot Shot tstancs t t 4, beir tnr vow ad Alfred .n to that •mrnt Rot itactund awslik ...manor parted ras.. the el& be wile el la wife oi be will al Oat CO. Mr. W. J. , a .. • rat- m woe a °° D 4. . g 14.. musk. how. Geresesl T. tie KW° :nom• e u. DLO* a•• DO. smailto• mr. psi. M. r, J. comr. ohs .1 / 1 •• w .s r FLAMER aid Irsoirrims SEEDS tree). orttn and ItTrt..& "l.lll c s onadeallte tastassend the fol. nowte MUD". cal: web selselless lades been made that they feel wand OH eve satisfied= : a d. 60 Finest selected vanettes Hardy.ditassis l6 0 1 • t 6 16 0 7 6 ti Descriptive hese Catalogue or Amateurs' Oalde May tar had. Roe and pestpred toga sagaartion. S. aad In sateatien to their extra shake easortneeets of dam. daMillaa Meek., de . ET= and We LIA.CII. Dial llerebests. Covent garden Motet. Looks. 4zrsysNs and SON, Wine and Spirit Mer e" agar —COON AC BRANDT —The dlecully le obtaining Ws ion & aeleemad I,,reign spirit in a pure state is wrU known, siting* it Is eanwAlal. partkelarly when repined to nentbeinal =Hat it 'Weld be perfectly scalene. STEYR-Ye and toms ban tenor tor their Cognac 'Beadles, which for rems* be seepassed. beim Impaled et elusively trans ite dews Home. arimass and nUN's price. are finest oid brown An rid lin per gallon. Choice oil pale, 271. and lirpiles. Willie Sad Spirits of every deecrtswe at nesseahle prim All good' deUvered the a five Terms essis-71, Bisespegateetreet Wither. EAU -DE-VIE.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, up.. per gallon, Is demonstrated, upon sinalmia, to be pe enliasty free from acidity. and very superior to recent Importa tions of Connie. In French bottles, Mu par etas . la • ewe for the country. 39e. Bulbarcarriage paid. No Arista, end to be obtained onlytof HENRY BLITT and Co. Old furnlvars Distillery, Holborn. F.C. TZRIZ.—PaIe Dinner BRIERY. 2fia. per dos. 11. Railway carriage paid Recommended ernk emandence. BRETT and Co.. Distillers and Importers. Holborn. tars. GC. LONDON STOUT (guaranteed) 96.9 d. per dos. Imperial PIata.—OW.TUIT, Wlle sad Spirit %prelast. WIOCLDNAWSTAZIT, lIIITAMSTON.IIQUA/M I.O3SDON, W. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (swim piste, 4%. NI. the &nem. Baba do, sod OOP unto =Os Ont, to bottles of imputed sad lopidoi imossoos. asi mks of IS gio/kwas sad upoonb. Itatcloro Looks skint, S doom quarto, ils. his sad etoot bottlod owes* tor soiorts• boa —IIUtODY sod Co.. meow Latoo•treet, C. QAUCE.—LEA and PIRRINS K. 7 bog to cantles As Public aphid Iparless lalasikas of Ark world rosewood wince ESTy. RAH I !Lg MUCK Pun. tfir LE% sol=ll . rt.% or .+1 by Ceeletieware to be THY ONLY 0000 *AVM." Said vbelente mei let expel kg Ye Prordslais. Werenke Mean =Oda and ISLACIEWM. Leask ge., grocers sad edam 1/101/111/47. J C. sad J. FIRLD'S PARAFFIN sad GAIIIIPLINACITI CA NDLC 4 . Is. Itt. per Ib., surooktals inaapllCll4 ) ell other kinds, Or ZS 8/14.011i 01 Via tar motors Urn alnr.a as elarto to tar coramer r eraaorteo at lid per lb., 'We Dr. latbabys n ark arra say be bad rat re radios, of ea darer la Sawa rd rosary. A. PUN% misbratod natal arras Inv TAMA, MIL and a um l. o .= >moat. 'Am rb ,oholorlo rabl . ur'. at tho Maarataotory. MIL MUSS' (ALFRED WIBB MILES) SPRINU k.VD 801111 B& STOCK Ise Os Worid.hwad amid ANGOLA tat TaII6'6IILL Is wow rapisia sad reedy tar Impedes. Mama Tamara wan arlaotasled by lir. //liae, IFlrateniyaillyesa la 7a, BROULSTILIL Y. HAN 0 VLIWICIVAIIt W who is ail cammictad with aay roma imitating aad silver Wag In his mac IMSTABU 191118tH YIBIUARY, 1841. RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF. ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually withoitt saji teuispiatloss, Is reCOnirtr neted try the faculty for Gm Cu. WWI nail al bonds. 7tw ncr, canary quality of a goad Our Yor ▪ vosistire power. Wlthinit annecrusary prewar, as Ye 411,4110,1 e "blurs fu slow °Mansell Ls • Irmo alsaimbirred with straps, spiral springs, or pad 0•111•11-4. ZOO awl Cia, 1, Piccadilly, W. TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dressing (Came, detpatt le•eet, tourist: wrltinn CMOS, Jewel canes, wetting ,Itukt. PAridan pnanitttona.llbearywn in nulleval, and %Witt 1.14,4 Or Otte t Otter). r•la•an, TIUMS. 1.111411 kW, M. the neck near strop and pute —M Mourn 34 7.1:111 sad SAZIN'S, • Larteultallnansea, 114 Itel en4stenst, and Cryelak rals44, SpiNateeta T°LADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, an I.kleatal beelike] Preparation to Improelog sad lama friss the Completion &MI :WEIL The radLtnt bloom it imparts to the chnk, and the ..fteres end delicacy which It tedWeee of the h.. 1011 and arno, its capability of ...thing Irlitelfeh earl rani.. iivr, all red., tan, poopiwk .pals, (rookie% iffieeeleefr tionii. and ..ther CIVIAMCIALO risitationa render it irstlopomakla to weary toilet. It obviates all the elfecte at cliatote rw Ib skik, whether with refereoce to cold sad lodemeney. or Wow solar heat. Price 44. 141. Uhl ea. eal per bottbe.--11•14 ea Ilk Ilatton.,tanien oat hp chemists sod perfumers. Mk for "Rowlands' Captor. mat beware of spurious sad ponalciess articles under the mow of Kalrior." AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERTS ASTHMATIC HALSAM. without rounning the bowels or riffeeting the bred. truly liar:6o.llf and pleasant, le a4mltted to be the hest nselliewe for litinwiliettly relieving casaba colds, eanirmed ante of *Alin., end Incipient consumption. It frt. 'meetly cures vervain whom the fnAilty pronounce incurable, ohnkably allays the tickling which provoin frequent coughing. In approaching con.uniption its effects are truly beneficial. Persona depriri ol of eleep, er,is lying ob nen for fear of Hon, may I lepen+l on relief In a few mlnutee after taking It.— Prepared only and wild by W. LA NISKILT, clierulst, 5.1„ Jerome. /greet, Haymarket, and by ell &twists, in bottles 13id., and three quantities In one. to,. lot. each. Be particular and ask tsar LAMiattss Actlimatle indum. The twine and address Is engraved the AWN,. DR. BIJC AN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, for Sere.. 1: elatuLtlon and tiaawal Weslaitta at once restoret arid invigorates with mackal vapidity the most tided constitution, threrhy t health, he:reamed altenuth, enemy, and a redoubled t e 1 the mosealar maim. tles trial will fovea omelettes. and pots Whirr Impos sible. Mot pee battle, ta. W lle tor Ilstleass the quantity, xr.—Triksimis Atteitta, ItAIteLAT and M a 7 .5, Yarringdon last sad et an thinutate gasomiloolit the DR RICORD'S ESSENCE d LIFE -IV futons ofaishood to Ito mot olsaftwoil sausilloilses kw womb. !Whin Is Impossible. lb soft w piiiinimit Ito comallatfoo secessary.—flolit to Now senlf toll at Ils., co low onsatltios for sonS posted on meals of re:Meioses," slopo„-4* ants= sod Co., IA Stood, our Temolikor. ITALY. TURIN, Kasen 31. Signor Ratazzi announced in the Chamber of Deputies to-day that the ministers Cordova, Mancini, and P.mi had tendered their resignation, and that General Jacques Durando had been ap pointed Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Signor Matteuoci Minister of Public Instruction. Signor Ratazzi stated that he retained the port folio of the Interior, and should take that of Jus tice for some days, until the memberof the Chamber of Deputies who had been appointed Minister of Justice had settled some private affairs. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PORTUGUESE MINISTRY. LISBON, YAM! 31. The Ministry has been reconstructed. Senhor Belmopan? is appointed Minister of Finance, Sernhor Avila Minister of Public Works, and Seuhor Alves Martino Minister of the Interior. The Tagus, from Liverpool, has been lost at rig Theirs• ARRIVALS FROM ADELAIDE AND AUCKLAND. nymovrn, MARCH The ship Murray, from Adelaide on the Ist of January, with 56 pasmagers, and a cargo of wool, sapper ore, and colonial articles for the Interna tional Exhibition, arrived off Plymouth to-day. She landed 8 passengers. The barque Mersey, from Auckland on the 9th of December, with 14 passengers, and a cargo of timber and gum, put in here today for orders. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. By an official oversight in the programme sent to us on Saturday, the part of Hamlet was left out of the play—the ceremonial was put forth without the master of the ceremoniee—the Lord Chamberlain was omitted from the bill. His plain in the New Royal Commission lies between the Earl of Derby and Viscount Palmerston, and while he will add the histre of his presence to the state procession, he will sot as a kind of safety buffer between the two great rival chiefs of party. Monday, the thirty-first day of March, was the last day tired fur the reception of goods, and the rush to get the deliveries made in compliance with the official order produced a scene in Brampton such as is seldom witnessed out of Wood-street or Lower Thames-street. Diving- bells, crank,,, cases, pianos, earthenware structural, clocks, models, pictures, agricultural machines— everything, from a patent mangle to a pre-Itaffaelite work of art, seemed lying in the Cromwell-road waiting for owners. Ou Saturday night nearly a hundred loaded waggons were left standing outside the long brick frontage, and on Monday morning, at six o'clock, the block was increased by fresh arrivals. Mr. Thompson and his assistants kept at their posts until twelve o'clock last night, and suc ceeded in unloading at least five hundred eases. Their task would have been got through quicker if cranes had been provided on this side capable of lifting more than from one to two tons; but this very necessary machinery will not be ready until Tuesday or Wednesday. The foreign mutts are now absolutely blocked up with goods waiting to be opened ; and the English, although last in the field, promise to outstrip their rivals in the race. In the matter of catalogues the foreigners want a little spurring on, and we are sassy to say that both France and Austria—two of the largest occupiers of space—have not yet sent in any description of their goods in the Industrial section. The reception of goods will continue all through this week, and we hope that the exertions of all exhibitors will not be relaxed when they find that the commissioners have not Mood upon their original decision. ComeauNH:A.ll43N WITH INDIA. —The select com mittee Appointed to inquire into and report upon the practicability of shortening the Tome to bee Maiseay's pow seasons be Nedra', He gal, Ac., hy facilitatittlt lb* Pedalo threuxh the obstruction known se Adam's Bridge, and thereby avoiding the dretnanavigation of Ceylon, met yes terday. Th e inembens of the committee are Sir J. I.3phin- SiODIN Lard,. Bruce, Sr F. Smith, Sir H. Leaks, Sir John Hay, Mr. T. Hartsg, Mr. Grego" Yr. J. B. Smith, Mr. Sim Heat, sad Yr. liemuish. The assurdthee having ap pointed Sir J. MOWMae chairman. adjoined. UNITID OW= IMPORTS AND r SPORTS. —The Mi s ch, Vetted Olathe for th e Mr eating June 30; 1188, were ea halms :—Datithle pose of the of al I Ads. ; tree goods, exclusive of spa* G4Oll 8 dole. ; specie and bullion 46,339,611 doh.— total, M 4,350,483 doh. Exports : Lk:medic produce other than specie of the value of 204,168,299 doh. ; fi, pro. duce sad merehesdies, 14.548, 075 dote : dome* rid Ifork o rcie and bei11ie; 65, 2 4 9 5 i9 d 4Z10 do/s. ; edam% 140 1.1• T NOWTHERN 38 A08FITAL, KING'S-CHOOH.— Mamba of patients for the week ending Muth a, NI. of whicl43T/ were Dew came. _ NEW YORK, NA= SD. Advices from Port Royal to the 16th inst. report that preparations for the reduction of Savannah are steadily progr essing. General Bureaule, in hie official report of the capture of Newburn, says : By this victory we have captured eight batteries. con taining 46 heavy guns, three batteries of light artillery. making, in all, 64 gum, two steamboats, a large meantity of ammunition, rein, torpentise, and cotton. sad war (OG primers. The Federal loss will amount to IL blisi end 466 wounded, many of them mortally. The nisi lies was levers, but not so great as the Federal loss, they bobs effectually covered by their weeks. The report ooncludes as follows : I beg toes, to the general ooremanding, Nrlellen, Ileat I have endeavoured te tarry oat the very Went' imbue. thee gives nee by lam before leaving Annapolis, sad Yew far smuts have bees elegularly coincident with his ateliei patione. I only bops that we may in future be alb to carry out in detail the remaining plans of the ampoiss. The only thing I have to regret is the delay ommod • by tbe eiseasate. : The Confederates are reported to have evacuated the last of the batteries they held on the Lower Potomac—namely, those at Acquia Creek. Reconnaissances have been made from General Sickle's brigade to Fredericksburg. The Confederates were discovered in considerable: numbers in that vicinity. Strasburg, lately occupied by the Confederates, is now occupied by the advance of General Bulks' corps d'armee. It has been discovered that the telegraph cable between Washington and Fort Monroe was cut. The supposed culprit has been arrested. It is reported from Philadelphia, and also from Fort Monroe, that Yancey, the late Confederate Commissioner to England, bad been captured in a schooner running the blockade. The New York Tribune says that the Federal go vernment has information that the four steam rams now building by the Confederates, two at Mobile and two at New Orleans, are not so formidable as the Merrimac. There is a formidable gathering of Federal gun boats at Savannah. . . The Confederates are concentrating in force at Corinth and Decatur, in Alabama, to the number, it is supposed, of 40,000. The Washington oorrespondent of the New York Herald say. that information received in Wash ington leads to the belief that the Confederates are forming a line of defence from Fredericksburg to Gordonsville. The Assistant Secretary of the Federal Navy is now in New York, it is stated, for the purpose of providing for flee immediate construction of four steamers exactly similar to the Monitor. The New York Tribune states that the committee of the Senate had under consideration a proposition to transfer the appropriation, made in the present session, amounting to 7,000,000 dollars, for forti fications, to iron-clad steamships. The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says it is authoritatively stated that the daily outgoings of the Federal treasury amount to 4,000,000 dole., and the accounting liabilities of the several departments to 1,000,000 dole. more. An Associated Press Washington despatch says that diplomatic circles are sensibly disturbed by authentic news received in Washington from Cuba, indicating a serious misundestanding between the allied powers in Mexico. A rupture is supposed to have occurred between the Spanish and French Lega tions. Commodore Foote has eight gunboats and ten mortar boats at Island No. 10. His latest official despatch says : Wand No. 10 is harder to opaques than Columbus t as the island shores are lined with forts, each foot aaaaoeWieg the one above it. I am gtsdnally approaching the bland, but still do not hope for much until the occurrence of certain events which promise mores& We are tiring day and night on the robs* and we gain on them. The Nasheilk Banner, discussing President Lin coln's emancipation message, says that while it pro fesses no unconstitutional action on the part of the government with reference to the institution, it cannot but be regarded as an ill-timed and unneces sary, not Lamy impracticable, suggestion, even if any slave state should accept it, which is itself out of the question. The New York Journal of Commerce 'aye : It is natant to expect immediate regalia from the rapid progress of our arms in the last few weeks lint it is well not to be too sanguine. While we nifty sometimes feel inclined to believe that overtures for peace are not far distant, it b the dictate of prudence to anticipate very bard fighting, perhaps surpassing anything yet experiment. The leaden of the rebellion have reason to suppose that if defeated their lives must pay the forfeit of their crimes. With all such, failure involvesdeetruction. They have, there • fore, every incentive to persist in their course, and besides these not a few amunalterably committed to the ethane of a Southern Coefederacv. So long as there is a say of hope they will panne this phantom with the Mum of into and as their case becomes man dement* we may expect te meet with a more determined resietesoe. Men tor% wide the rebellion may at say tints collapse, it is welt to remember that the death atm& is eresetiseen the met violist. 'nos sane journal, in another article, says It as so looser be doubted that America has KIM streets triode is the aid country. The onnonirdty of birth, lerlaseas s .untie, sea love of liberty are oat totgetiali Link ear they be hwe. The •treth tails& be that ming Ammieses look dal te the pamiiYl Wl;7lll7 = lll sSi tilaid.4. aersZinsualevie *dr of peace sad o.viebtatilia:ia...tetteml4.ll7lll4l:ll.lthe.u= Amidilla sset us ewM dirfrar, kat win al* to boil pima fa Hinny to tke woad. mere The comments of the English press on the Fort p victory were favourably resolved. The lf c ei s e i tk Herald thinks that when theo news of the edotinued Federal suoceeess reaches Et., the revolution in public opinion as to the pos dbl a rem:instruction of the Union will be comp/etc A bill has been introduced into Congress issltho• rising the Secretary of the Treasury to accept leans from the States for public defences. If the Prost. dent is authorised to accept a loan from the Stab of Maine, the Speretary of War wall take immediate measures to fortify the harbour and city of Pork. land, and some point in the north-east section of Maine, and suck cubic places on the coed and frontier of Maine as may be necessary to provide' for 'unitary connexion between the said points, and The Bloats Committee on Foreign Affairs has reported in favour of appropriating 2,500 dollars Sahen to the Spanish barque Provideooe, seared on her voyage to New York by the blockading steamer Alabama. During the discussion on the bill for the aboli tion of slavery in the district of Columbia, Senator Doolittle (a leading Republican) declared he would favour uo emancißation scheme which did not pro vide for the colonization of the nerves. He argued that in the temperate zone the Cauceesian race would always dominate. "In the tropics," said Mr. Doolittle, "the coloured race is dominant. This is nature's law. The repugnance in America t 6 living side by side with negroes is not, a• el•imed by some, mere prejudice, but a true instinct of nature." He contended that every pledge of the Republican party in 1860 waa against interfering with slavery in the States, and that they could not emancipate slaves. It was their duty to encourage emigration to Hayti and Liberia, and they should look at a map of the American continent, and direct legislation for the good of all races and all mankind. The House of Representatives has rejected the amendment to Tax Bill exempting slaves from taxation. The Senate has rejected the nomination of James Leslie, juu., as Consul to Nice, and of William Moran, Consul to Bayonne. The New York Evening Poa, in its first edition, says : The stook market is weak and lower, owing to the doubt banging over the oonfliot at Island No. 10. The_dej2in capturing - Ai, stronghold has awakened some ap and prime probabl not recover much nntirtre •Fedis ral success is a The weakness did not extend to the government list, which is even firmer than yesterday, especially the Slues of 1881, these touching 94i, being the highest price yet obtained. The Fives of 1874 are lees active—selling at 87g—tut the iIINIO of 1871 sold at 88, a further advance. WASHINGTON, Hates 18. The Naval Committee this morning formally voted in favour of au appropriation sufficient to complete the Stevens battery, and 16,000,000 dolt. in addition for the construction of iron-clad war steamers; the specifications to be left to the decision of the Navy Department. Lorenzo Sabine has been appointed commissioner to England and France in reference to the fishery question. NOVA SCOTIA. HALIFAX, Kum O. OW Muds, Quismiewa.) _ . The bill to enable the imperial government to build a military telegraph from Halifax to Quebec passed the first reading in the Legislative Council, and bu been referred to a select committee, which reported favourably. Some opposition was, how ever, made to the bill ; it is supposed by parties interested in the present lease of the hoes to an American company. The financial statement Is being discussed in the house. The estimates for 1862 amount to 957,000 dole. It is proposed to increase the present 10 per cent. ad valorem duties to 12}, also to add 10c. per gallon to the duties on brandy and Geneva, bo. on rum, and la per lb. on coffee, tea, tobacco, and leather. The Gold Miners Bill has passed the house, and gone to the council. Her Majesty's ship Greyhound, from Bermuda, arrived at Halifax on the 19th inst. The Hydra will leave for Bermuda on the 22nd with a mail. BERMUDA, Mason 11. The tornado on the 6th inst. did considerable damage throughout the Bermudas. MEXICO. NEW YOBS. Nam 1& .... ___, The steamer Roanoke, from Havannak on the 12th inat., has arrived at New York. fibs brings dated from Vera Cruz to the 4th inst._ .. . . --- • -- -- The Spanish troops were returning from the inte rior. A portion of the Spaniards are retuning to Cuba, and the rest have gone to Orizaba,. Ge neral Prim *remands the allied forces. The English forces were to leave the country. The French reinforcement& had not arrived. The Freer& forma were en route for Tehuscan. The started on the let instant for Orizaba. at t i with 5,000 troops, holds the roads from Vera Cruz to Mesita. An American citizen, be longing to Lowell, Massachusetts, bearer of des patches from the Washington government to Minister Corwin, was murdered on the 94th ult., while going from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico. His name was Addison T. Arlen. Negotiations between the Mexicans and allies were to commence at Orizaba let April. Headurea dates are to the 27th February. A for midable rotation had occurred, and order was being restored. Medina had been chosen president pro tam. From Havannah it is stated that the Spanish Teresits had been captured by one of the Stabs 0 -- and declared an illegal stipulations made at els Prim and Gobbed° Id he lauded. Under returned to Cuba, and torcementa, under General without landing. The the Errands to Ent to ree* mail thfr .4 da the Nth... , " publishes the folio**' iilsio their by the trilled nyentio• agreed v._ -- ___ ______. Mugu Oandlejos and litr,. , tlade ; the troops had their march to Cord Tobiason, sad Ortolan, and evorytilini as= soured t the pending dimpeeisents would have a peals solution, and that ample guarantees would be ob. m i thationa Wald for the future. The following • the text of the convention of Soledad, ratified President Juarez : eo l.4ts perersat that lea eerie linsisse as Z t his idermed the el the allied rms II thezo r t ad ard the saileteass they have • In the Kerbs -people, because that ie rr eha eseirdre he Mel erousts of ta preseree Aral hem s trarreal revolt, will rased to treaties to preseals hem all the reabsorbs* rat they me siege/ tie Oahe is dee raise ai timid isupselive asthma. I. To lids and, sad peettes*Las the repremetattve of the maires do protest, - thalt*sy have so intent to injure ty or Weir* el the to als, bs epere~ube hey te whisk ee»pty l wthescamer el the allied powers mid tie irderters of the republic mak, salmi try oceirea reesat dsleptes shell be ariled Try bellemtrilme, & Ruing dee seweestiers the hem al the allied powers diell 'may the dans el Ceedees, Olin* era Tasman. ,;Va cram Rat there rag sot to VW Wildest steppe that the alike baser died Itheseptelissieerhs la le peer, eglesimies to the brined reettletm sow se by the Madam army, it is st d disci Mint is gm k . evert el the rapture of aseedithre the elhid mitre tram the eforesaid T iss atri eimil tale see per ties.ie • lire heave mid ea tie ?Ate Tin Chas, the extreme poiats the Pam 411 die Ortdeva read, wed the Peso de Owe* es the :1 n NAL en ta i ser a lte anh ar e = tat e li b % hanstille cal ease dead Semis sm=lisr m dieprid el the Ideziere artiste. 6. Lira the day that the allies commence their marsh to easapi Uri Oats mastered is Art. 3 the Merl. car lag roll he kiiiMl laths Wry el Vera Gras sad OM Castle of St. Jena de Ms. 1 L Waded, Feb. 19, 1862. Ms Made de Rims, Maim Doman% Ow. LIMO' WTM Hoar DMIROP, A. Dil SUM" B. Jowls. I approve these prefirsisariss is exercise of the tell powers With which I am vested. Beam Josses, President of the Republic. Jaws Tray. Secretary. The Allied Plenipotentiaries fixed their residenoe in Orizaba, where the conferences were to begin on the Ist of April. RAILWAY AND PUBLIO COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday in the Lords' committee, of which Vis count Torrington is chairman, after having given the parties opportunity to come to terms, the bill of the Aberystwith and Welsh Coast Railway, for extensions of their anthoriaed line of seven miles to Do'gay, of twelve miles to Pwllheli, and of nine mile, to Porthdyalloyn, together with a pier ad ails thereon to that harbour, and to raise 330,0001., was sussed. The bill of the Nantlle Railway, for continu t lag the company with their original share capital of 20,0801., and to cries a further sum of 340,0001. for the construction of five new bunches in their district, was withdrawn. The settlement of clauses connected with the bill of the United Kingdom Tehgraph Oempany en behalf of opposing interests =spied the Hui of Drum's committee. In the House of Commons' committee of which Mr. Scholeoeld is the chairman ocsaiderabis discassion took plies on the moommendatAce made by the sommittes on Friday respecting the competing lime of the Crystal Palace and South Junction and Brighton Companies new lines, when they intimated an opinion for the coosideration of the parties to the effect that the Brighton Company shoold make the proposed line from New-cross to Brixton, and the Crystal Pekoe and South London, or Leaden, Chatham, and Dover Ocanyemy, the line fres Peckham to the Oryetel Palace. The promoters of the latter undertak ing now submitted to the committee a variation of this arrangement, suggesting that the Crystal Palace Oompeny should construct the line between Peckham and Brixtoo, giving the Brighton Compeny running powers, and that the line between Peckham and New-cross should be made by the Brighton Company. who objected to the preposities. and stated that they abided by the suggestion thrown out by the committee. The chairman intimated that the commit. tee saw no reason to alter their decision, and that if the London. Cloths"), and. DMA Company were not satis fied, they most miss the question upon clause the consider ado° of which was then adjoureed until Tfinuday. The cam of the Bast Grime:aid, Gramobridge, and Tont:ridge wells Railway, for a line of tea miles between those places, and to raise 100,0001., was opened by Mr. Horst and Mr. Merewether, and ',wooed by Mr. Odor* _s•C• sad Mr. Mot Yorks on htha of the Brighton, Uchfie/4, and Ton- R•ilway. The committee on the Eastern Counties A Bill are still travelling through the uses. Masers. Wilson and Fowler were ex &gained on the Bela and Dolgelly Railway, and Mr. Hawkshaw, C. E., on the Berusley Coal Extension Railway; and, the case of the Midland Com. pony's extensions to Bextoe being concluded, Mr. Denison addressed the committee in opposition for the Great North ern, and examined Mr. Seymour Clarke, the general Ina asps of that eompaz t 4f o r i, Fowler, the engineer of the Great We end tanltailways, vas exerobasd on the merits of the None alley Drainage and Navigation. SUSPECTED MURDER IN THE REGENTS CANAL. The Wl** he. hen seitelwe fenon the rannifsweat band of the Rktilieimoato Baden, Ad TM be under the atde and emputenewi ousinotor, Snug Aerditi, who will also be the *eked dtreeter. The awe" hes bum selected (with natures. additions) * ftaliw Operas of Paris and Vefooklt" aid will Wes &Awe el Rime Mew ' urNh thritttlttt. ft*, Feria The mule depulament hea . her AMA to Mr. William ' Caccia . The follow/in operators ephelkily *embed In the iouree of the anion :—Verdrr Us BA in Afeactera, the ohs. rector of Alen* kr giver Otraldoni, Sr ohm it A ailiOarur !Roma, ;- Weber's Oberon, as summed for per. =Wel Oa Italian stags -by Yr. Benedict, who will Bleitegyodulioe ; lleyerbenes Robert le Diable. with Mew in the oharaeter of Alice ; Mourt's Barre di Figaro, with /Rl* es the 'Countess, Mae. Trott/Ali (a contralto of great eontiseetal uputation) ea Cbaruhink aneMeno. I Kellogg.' Buianna ; Weber'. PraircAiitz, should time per mit ; sad Linde di Ceantouni, with Giuglini as Cark, and Mt* Kellogg ea Ueda. Brides these, the t4pertoire of the season will be manta from the following opera. : La Favorite, Donizetti ; Il Troratore, Verdi ; Linda di Chatnotati, Donizetti ; Ernensi, Verdi ; Liseresie Borgia, Donieetti ;La Traria/a, Vine ; Darken eh &Mgt* • Rossini ; OR L'ironotti, Bnerheer ; Lucia di Lorena , moor, Deminetti ; .zz Des Gieumni, Mozart; Nome, lini ;•Bipoldto, Verdi; La Pipes dcl Reggiatelgo, Dori. setti ; La Zagora. Belle ; ?Warta, Flotow ; Bemire:Ude, Rosaini. On the first night of the meson the Balk in Matabers will be performed, with Girehloni (u already mendotred) in his original part, end Iltieu In the character of Amelia ; and, on the eth of May, Ydns. Trebelli will make her first appeerane. in We country in the character of Arum:a in the Tvoratorc. Buck is the substance of Kr. Kaplason's programme of his seance. A company which includes the names of Titian, Guerrabells, Lunaire, Trebelli (a stranger as yet, but of es tablished reputation), Gassier, and Soldi, must be a strong one ; and we believe that the other oe numbers will be found well fitted for the positions they are In hold. As to the works which are to form the repertory of the lemon, they are all, without exception, well known to the public ; but where novelty is umbers to be found it canon be given ; and we do not see bow • 'election from exiothig materials could have been mere judiciously mad.. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. The concert of last night was for the benefit of Min Arab ella Gofidard, who certainly has done as much se &MOM in mobilo*g to the moors of these extra oedimap in which the utmost degree of poplar* hea boo atflidaed without the smallest sacrifice to what hes has generally domed the popular lola. . The propenenee el IlMise toper* not many years aims, wield bays bees almost too severely elasOcel foe Yr art seised and giant Innalal iwidiamo is Loden. Their success, from the very beginning, showed that the popular taste was really much better than had been supposed i Lod their constantly in creasing favour has the effect of tell Pother cultivating and refining the taste of the Enke Salle, by making them better and better acquainted wEh the greatest and most beautiful works of the tausioal art. We need scarcely say that the ball was as fulls' possible. The fair pianist, on entering the orchestra, had a most enthusiastic reception, a just tribute to her talents and character. Her performances con sisted of pieces which she had frequently played before—sone the won. on that sooonnt, for they were peon which she had, in • great meson, taught the audience to understand and appreciate. The first was Beethoven's sonata in C minor, Op 111, the last of bin sonatas for the pianoforte, sad certainly one of his most original, profound, and highly elaborated works, full of the grandest and most beautiful inspirations of genius. Miss Goddard's execution of this gigantic work is something marvellous and indescribable ; and last night she seemed to outdo all her former outdate., for every time that she attacks one of theme terrible productions she appears to have acquired a firmer grasp of it, and a greater power of developing the conceptioas of the author. Her second performance was Rich's "Prelude and Fugue ale Tarantella," the same that she played at the last Philhar monic Concert. It seems to be one of her favourite pieces, for she lan played it often, and her clear, brilliant, rapid execution of it is the very perfection of pianoforte playing. Lolly, she played with Joachim the famous " Number sonata," the toot composition for the piano and violin that ever was written. Great interest was excited by a most charming quartet of Haydn, deliciously executed by Joachim, Ries, Webb, and Paque. Its graceful simplioity and elegantpiety had their full effect oo the audience. The singers wan Mien Choi Fraser and Mr. Temaant. Miss Franc sang Miendniesehn's Swedish Winter Sous and the std Hagfish lolled, "Near Woodstock Town," from Chappell's Collie. time ; and Mr. Tennant nag Schubsrt's song, "The Praise of Tears," and Benediet's pretty and popular "lily Ma ; vournees ' " fres The Lily of Killarney. Both singers were warmly a nd dieseverlly applauded. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Maims 31. PROMOS lONA AND Arrourriairre.—Rear. Admiral L. T. Jones, K.c.8., to be senior Omar in oornmand at Cork. Captain H. Broadhead, to the Asia, re-commissioned. Oommaaders J. Palmer, to the Castor, racommiseioned T. aimed, to the Trincomalee, commisaioaed ; J. W. Whits, to t_he Hastings, oommissioned; W. H. Fenwick, to the Ihedalns, commissioned ; E. Lacy, to the President, comminssoesd ; G. Skipwortb, to the Brilliant, eosamis. eloped ; sad Lk Miller, to the Asia. Lieutenants T. M. Campbell, to the Castor ; R. Hoops, J. P. Chen.), C. F. Bill, aad C. N. Streatfield, to the Asia. Second Master W. Loam promoted to the rank of muter. First Claes Assistant Engineer B. Carr, to the Magicienne, vice Pillar, to tb• Indus. &coed Clam Assistant Eaglasa G. Bartlett, WWI Magi. deans. Yesterday morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, the inhabitants of Canal-rod, Stepoey, were suddenly alarmed by loud shrieks sad aim of " Murder ! help !" which seemed to be in the direction of the Regent's-canal, which runs parallel with the houses at that spot ; sod from what has trampued minor, there is every reason to believe I WOOLWICH, Masai 31. that a foal act 'ham been committed upon a young woman who is at present unknown. It appears that at the time EMBLIZATION OP TEE PIIIVOIMS OF PRIISSIA..--• above-named several of the inhaintaots raised their win- I The Crows Princess of Premier sad suite arrived at doers, but were usable to see say one in the water near the Gravesend shortly before 2 o'clock this afterooon„ by special towing -path of the canal, sod when the police-constable of I train on the North Rest Railway, and shortly afterwards the H division arrived his attention was called to the fact I embarked on board her Majesty's steam yacht Victoria and l icr a e e a rumbor of parses who had collected. One of the Albert, which left for the continent. Her royal highness Dreamed • laden, ad after searching the bank was received at the railway station by various o ffi cials of the they discovered portions d a dress and • educible lying South Eastern Railway Company, and the arrangements for Wear the edge of the water. There wen marks of footsteps the embarkation were corned out under the direction of is the path, mid evidence of severe stragglier& at this spot. I Commodore Sir W. F. E. Niochon, flag-officer at Woolwich No time was lost in procuriogthedraga, which were speedily dockyard. lmt euisition, and in about half an hour the body of The War Department has decided that no specimens Pdssagad yanall woman was found in the road! of rifled ordnance from the Royal Arsenal will be allowed tr& "' ;i - d; of the New Globe-bridge, Mile-end-road. She to be on view at the International Exhibition, and the Ann was without a bonnet or shawl, and was seen by a medical strong guns already prejered will therefore not be for geadsmaa of the hhourhood, who used restorative warded. This decide* will not, however, affect the whole memares for a 000sidara • time, bat without avail, of the departments, as it is stated that the entire apace The deceased was conveyed by the pollee to the Regent's allotted for that purpose at the Exhibition will be fully cc- Tavern, Canal-road, where she was sated by • surgeon . copied by tho ntanufaceared productions of the Royal who farad several marks es her bee sad wee as if abs had Arsenal. ban beaten. She is of dark semphatra, about eve feet in Wild, dark lair, and is about *matt years sp. A full ilthe WO Val taw *an *ha who pens& ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-INN-ROAD,— rarg - stations, bat at arra yederday she The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the lad act been Ths pass lad shamed a woo= week ending March 29 was 3,185, ol which 875 were new snewerieg the ei damsel sal a yawns man ntass. wasiewieg aired the Was weft gaol it slate maid ot CITIIIILL Yoram. Oan Bnimuno DAT. the Prinima "ening , &ad have 'beat taken to MoNDAT, MARCE 3L —Admissions oa payment, 872 ; apprehend the suspected • ditto by area Oda* SlT—total, 1,53 t.