The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-21 00:00:00

• 1•-• • -‘4 - • N EWSPAPEIt <2 AWN 'y r t (11l t 5 ssauaxo fl 3 • , „,! (.1143 PIM) • • ww-vriv•.l.lrlely% •vs rA trl2lllol IUII All etir Al 12AR fferillhirli. IL ADDMOIFAL.I . f TWOPENCE PI ~~ ''''9' =i aa ur 111.11.ittila & • TFLEGIUTHIO INTELLIGENCE. t ~ t /_ 1. ~~,~TIOH PItLTIO~i,. 4 - TH OP "LAYING OUT" A LIFE CHILD IN ST. PANCRAS WORKHOUSE. ............- 7 .---------- DEVTIT &ad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I a to MP.—toelarDNlT Moat (to WI raw N o Ike Ws resot WW2" day Ord Awn), So bow • wi g AdsLMVIIIr WOll3. A All tor 13 yeirshi LtrOrPool book, reglolor HO tow ; Wino in the loot India w oo, Wdo 100 wool lo noted fix hor r--.k...imeo woad" ot bo sm. st ••lolala 0 d a is a n tor chief oafs pomoloaln.-1 F o r graira=6oT PalME_Mia to W. B. Meikkir skad Ca. .• or PIT= sad 110031.1, 9. Biltitor ▪ -Wil ko Mond by Ow tolobroled ardirbani dipper bis /m ood, as sia April. OAN of his Highness ISMAILL P l ii rr rl;= . l Igypt , ocattaated with the iN 6 LO- 1 1 0 DAME 1. ro t as & aiding to Sax* bowleg 7 pee ant Were* and at par by an accumulating oinking thud In Moen yfienCt i city si. so be IL% d ie t 1101116 06 . 13 7 the 6136 104 1171 4160 Duet 1. 61,010.160 le be bead to lama, through the agency */ Yeaare. Pa Yr ttie leelheita. 1 iee d Mei, LOO for such IWO hood, payable by instil sada is Metre A 6 au Isbeertbing. 10 upon „ Allelmet. 16 VA Nay. 16 „ 7th July, Mae tutored upon Inslalmente to that date. 16 „ tOth 16 „ Itth I= 16 „ 11111 k iroveMbert. BRITISH ORPHAN ASTLI7II,. Mackenzie rakron—H e li r= endow a = ili thiEWM. TM Directors ham the liceetw le mooefee Mr ARRI VE:BARRY FESTIVAL 10.11 take pleas Landau AA ' E le =gethetreet, on TUESDAY, the 1I April me* s a Ms Orace the Duke of ARGYLL. H.T. doi., has kindly oon essMd to swathe, and will be ie Mr. Alderman mid thrill Gibbons, Mr. Sheriff Mr. nder4iberiff Duffett, Mr. Under•Shorlif liawlin; and allowing oragrazzo. WilLtaM BOOM 101. Owen Lewis. lag. Henry Barall, lag. Them= Lucas, Req. Rey. S. R. Cattle,, ILA. Francis Idoett , Tr • Henry Churchth. goo. Captain Weller H.P. Alfred Crosby, Em. Samuel Men i th ei lk i m i . Edward J. Coleman, Dm Mar . ila W. , R.A. Major Watson.n. T. & Dein" Ewa_ Jobe IL Newport, Tad. Cornelius H EM. Robert Mom, Bp., M.D. Oft. IL D. Horton. • G. D. W. Meth leg. BAT. Denson R. W.A. IL Dane Dann, thq. Rev. T. .1. Hama M.A. Rev. Z. Trend; M.A. 111111111011, Mil. =olthat, Req. limn t= .. laii. Om drq. Lival-OoLlsa. LA. = H.: Suiten, leg. OM =L. ii.o. r. w. aV.. _ Moms Beg. . eiry Z. EN. MC: l k IneeniegTi.P. La. Jana S.D. Timm IF ie t s, i9„, Y.P. C E s sTY, V I 4Z Jame bo th Seq. retie Lamp Ist Insoossi , Cdrilsivtadisiss, Rao. Rev. Charles Lop. M.A. 1 Tickets can be obtaitted bora the &swarth!, or from , . AL/lED MACIENEIE. oossiwer.i Odlook Tit ali n. Bathere—Messra Dethan, sad Ca, BlechbaJani, Mmden ; Marrs Chaat . Brothers. and Co., Manchester. INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY of FINE ARTS 'Limited., ) The FIRST A-IMUAL lx Mil of this Society is now OPEN to SI disk.the path*, at the Gallen,* Palianall. frets 10 Atiosk Adisdedoa la ; Catalogue, ed. ' ;wens% TZLICRAMIL) AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. Tien Utah •AulPilthse usi n e trna 14! by and de bnaleilietirit ot ar lds Mani- WM, • 1 • oreplisa, the retro of Mr. Masse on groan' awl by himiellend wait Ms give, Ismi premise, and miletteire to give sad I phew, dos, le iwkresitvere vete, to soli twang, end weogailty MAnibery. II undue sena, and patheS the Teton ;tit easeagail lry inserting his hi ties of that Mr. Parry. mei yesterday at 10` The 11611Mbers of the ocsazdttee are Mr. Edward 0. Egerton (thoolesfield), daimon. Mr, George Bkirrow Boscroft, Earl Glosteeer, Mx. John Tollemache, sad Mr. Thomas Matthkie Wegnelia. Omni for the petitioner Mr. Clark and Mr. Richards; parlinniontary eglint, Mr. Wystt ; counsel for the sitting warabos, Mx. Bidwell, Q. 0., amid Mr. F. E Brandt ; parlia. rosotary agent, EL irk Omani Cooper. The Mum= having stated the regulations agreed ups* by the committee for the &dame of counsel, end the peti-' lion bogus barn lakes as read. Mr. Clark opened the -else an behalf of OW psilbewir and # votes were disellowed. Kr. Peny's snispvft, wes.l2'. Sip ecuomittes adjewrend *A four o'cietko , . • VEINkA, Lots 110. It is dated that, besides the despatch to the non- German great powers, Austria baa addressed a °i solar note to the minor German States, with reference to the misunderstanding with Prussia on the Schleswig.Haletein question. The Vienna journals assert that it is the inten tion of Austria to submit the question to the decision of the German Diet. It is rumoured that General Manteuffel will shortly arrive here with a letter from the Bing of Prussia to the Iniperor Francis Joseph. rand MOORE% AUSTRALIAN LINE d nem SHIP.--Yor SYDNIII Direst (to sail pane mai so 1111 ASIII. last abitilpul_das mid April), the beaudral T. LOtiono. A 1 10 years. register NS as: am T. Otaltmeallsa: Wog in the last ladia vim Ilds line Tassel, befit mass speohd snow tt 18111, is wad Id has Ad to ths Australian and., and le a tor lee gooda..-Havind a tad Pala do a ll* seotatandellaa tat slid sates pasesalerk-mise mood oral at opts to DIYII T and NOWA h. Idasralta Intweet at Wends of 8 per ant. per puma will be allowed on in teeisbeenta boa the date of foment to Janath Ith Jan. /be horde will omen coupe= for 1111 a. I===.----- - SVITT and MOURNS AUSTRALIAN LINN ,1,/ d MIL= 11111P.—lor IMMIX Dime (to Ma peso logy OD the 10111 Msg. WI shipping hey nth UM. i_ llo _. iral twill Ab.l4 ol .• =7_ llln"Wr. • 1, 117 r• 714 This titan, Wag In the Not Mediu lee yeast le mt •d for Dar hut pemeree in the Sydney trade, pi le a preftesble opportunity for She prela Irvft a mU pep, ahe Yr dminnist eraommodiellou for chief Weln__ ppeerr r e ps. —ter tense o zaw a 4 gri or Pule trolg to MUT led NOM% 11, Idades. Nara Pt, 1808. lentalthenisseay be prepaid seder Aleemeal at the 29.66 of 8 per owd. par mem. The lid!-party among will be, pueblo an YPM Joinery sad 7th Jai a I esti year to Loudon, Parts, or liarashies. The &whop he redeeepilen of the hinds will take plea eveu the Peer s el le the aseithe a l i Sell end Noeseater la Loodge, prom• whey o. The boots eo drawn will be paid ea as per myna th e +pearly dtviie Ilea des In eaeliertetty with*, Was of the oodY id it L stipulated that the led drawls( than take plies h agetl nest; armee. re love llp ollll.lo mb ab r iart ee nt on s ourber o this the ses d r se thee Thelma Ili y the MOMS seem Pae ing lth lran , the leseathee peliviji a haneel OA the me dIMMO Weems (abou Vleeroy t of Neal el edelethest hypetheleeed b due heel Seem te then Meet larblahfigthesa TM mambas calm of those Loath le well known In Moe depressed these than doable the semen* of the loan. Thee Ms elect th=thelty of an bareetesent both highly telltheerelbe and ISOM. Theyel esseginetee at Eska (Administration of the vitle itethats at lie eeen Umbel Page) hews conata table e seerthes In ntly bow thins ebiellellse6Lgrellm genenee to ell other eaget and she erelly dlthonated al • lower sale than evese the a The great esildenee In the engsgeanents of the Doha is dee not °sly to the sletet with which they have been always the• bat aho I. . teems* of valeta if the demote wan frame the reed, imiopssint d caltilettaa and the ta peeeetherds theossetvely hshodeced by an attentive and skilful HUNGARY. PllSTNll.teon 93. In today'} sitting of the Lower House of the Hungariap Diet, at which the Saxim depnfitsfrom Traneyiyamn were present, M. Deuk prdposed that eommisuo4 e alsoulcl be named to replete the labours of Diet, and to appoint the miasmal* wousitbeie: , • /031±000lrflt : ~. -Themelect oommittee isppointird to by dad &ter mites:ft natter of the .pelition et Mr. Hwy Whitmore, • anad owns b igt tatt e s d eleetion, spirt ilb :Amu et Bit Jabs•Delbesi Area , ea the penal of heibta uis tr a earg, ark lellea. art pawing be the in Or rataramt his e •that of Sir J. LWOW pererday it ape *Week. . lbel aseirrithea emble Alba Idler im o Ahmed illiet-ftibtemeal, Mt IMweed rnisier ralan : Mr. Bir V i to 2 Mer Barri than* (Pererpok i:4l M Hoe.nseel tor the pritioaa; H. w. a r k B. 13ourke, end . BealoaMr ; pleu Me. Biregotth. Counsel foi Sir Jobe Area, Q.Q.. sad Mr.• = 6. Q.C. ; parliatenitiey apart; Mein. Wit sad Mr. Ooohe, °posed the came for the petitioner; rid called weverel mantras. D ay p rr adz i MOO . RES Ai t uo trErryLLIAN 1 :.1 .7111 I: ll 44,_ , zg a Zia sa nds dig roitt i t dap b•ta slim Irodo ; leo stall prop, wlll looloom *my oonforl lir tie twoormodsliolltmlilo our ; =sood vita tarries teporloorod V IWO. or pomp ac tr to Din= imilioOli 4 sirw-doiet • . FRANCS. • PARA UAW" no In the On liettislatif to-day M. Martel and IL Brame mot g". e speeches asp/align the amend ment relativeartbe rem Mee They gropistad to substitute tbi4nrietbatiou of the ordinary for the edmhikretive system at present in foree. The amendindlit wan opposed by the Government Commirsionse and the oomntittee on the address, and wt. rejeeted by to 65 votes. After *worst speeches the entire , address was adopted by 9111 against 17 votes. The deputation appamted to present the address to the leeltelor will be received by his Majesty on Thursday. The conference on the Danubian Principalities held its second sitting yesterday. Baron de Bud berg, the Russian plenipotentiary, was present. X. Rend Hamoir has been elected deputy to the Corps Legialatif, for the Department du Nord, by 14W votes. Intelligence received here from Moldavia reporep o rt perfect tranquillity and order throughout that prin- i 1 Di a ITIT sad s lag RilleligriWlAZlnt n 4. .m ;Iva gift mo tie tsVitrailm li t r 41 ). • Mil t h asither ,_ , Dots. Ude Ita• " jot Mama W. V e ,Yliad Co., a enderimad. kir r. Twolulima Ws MI poet, wtili Ord. :atiolOwdistlea ice • tow —for I g o d Weld or pimp aigly kotArig sssisiL iad NOWA glatiwWWll. rllO-NIGHT.-JULLIEN'S GRAND A. OSCHiSTILAL sad VOCAL 00.NCZST, at St James's BAIL Commas at I o'clock. Attithiloa, Ow Maw TaZ usli kit*._-377th Rep_resentition.-THEATILB Bppeallon.--KAZVIIII la MAGIC aad UM, as perlonsid ennamad W blodeas before MIL the Qum and loyal AnW at Mabee Canto, Nov. 11. INN, and Wes Wore MILL the Prince at Wale. inn 3, ISM, sod Math lt, NM Th. mysterious MINX, WM ThOWIt Ti..., rod Illsdatia adekrated lane Basket Nast. *a alas.—BMAT &TlMlNG,Wednesday sad sf , at L—llans at mows, Old Bood.ekset, and llez•Tdrplima•hill.--Analielaa. la and fa Sas, I'. Ahead ntrandost."—Vlde "Ito Thaaa." Awn 16.136 E NOITINGRAIL 1 The select committee appointed to by and deter. I mine the petitions complaining of an undid aleotioa sad return for the borough of Nottingham, met yeatethey at k me oChair. The omelette* soca& at the foliewbg 1•0111bws r--Mr. Heigh Idwaat Ad* (thatund. Mr Mkt 1 Grey Egerton (Chaim* Mn &moth Robert GrarAi, carbb l ess Mn Shaw Leferre. and Captain OS Hon. 3. 0; W. Tithes ). pie petition wee fiat of Mr. Charles Paget (one of the at the bet eleetice) s.d fire other elegem, the home to deabee ' that Sir Robet Juba , els guilty of undue influence, *ad abo = analteempipt matte* at the said elecdon," and the. getarn by amen the name of Sir R. Mimeo& in ;o2lfoorits: Mr. Pegs% or to dealers the election null ~ petition was that ed Laws** 'Dorr and throe elide the return of Mr. Samuel Morley. cm I ithe he il "by himself. lib agents. sad by Aogolo belt, l'y of bribery, treatiag, wed as Indiums.," and playing the home to decors the elastic' aulliad void. Thy ornasel in rapport of the ides spinet sir R. Chapel were Mr. Temple, Q.C., Mr. Mundell, sod Mr. 4 :?! ... : . 1 0 PollinoloOterY agent, ILL Tamen smith. The for Str B. rna were Mr. Rodweil, Q.C., Mr. — Yriesc Q.C., eat Mr. Pepe Reoeseay ; parlistameary agent; Mr. lirown. Onne4 in appal of the Pathan aphid Mr. Morley, Mr. O'Malley Mr. Cooke, end Mr. ' &Pe t T b i;framentery *pot, lir. Spo ff orth. Counsel for t i . Atrs , Mx. Tempts, Mr. Mundell, and Mr. Lane; par lor, spat, Mn 2tivare Smith. room was shared for about half an hour, when the rooolatiooo wove *good to, and the chairman**. all wiled** and others latweeted ' in the matter beridtdraw, exoept Sir R. Clifton and Ir. Nast. tiraemply to quesWes try *angel. amino= ensoeseed th at the committee would in ~..... belenee bear the media of Mr. Paget to • eon- They would than madder th e other petitions and e'epoi , toith, together to the haws. libt,Tample then proceeded to *nth' clime Mr. Peg*, that be hod *ley before the committee • Watery of re l l a idag yeamataatesies—osin rarely leeerd of ad never exeseded la the parliamentary idory of the country. ThlVlTraad 1100itirS ATISISAL/AS LINE 11 ed WNW SLP.—Far LAUNCESTON aro* Ile be V:: =7 °"1-TaNarol SW_ ,%d... A tom T. JACKSON, : 'rue Lela DOOM The mie vend le bunt on tie Wirt lb" sod l e s r i=tesk ; =IL est dr ar r i pes=deer= I e pone lialea'r I TSITT II" taiM aer —"lsM WM be zje4,, ,.. 5 = 0 4 11. 44:407. 41ra*, ...... _ . Ilm tres t abie rale of the There, leer Ems hare heal ex la a most meld mad ereOlebis rammer, such ea the Im =::ores sal harm the perchme of maehlary sad . be WOW sad ether serloallarel earpsems. fte Br amoebas esd eammelased mottos. also the le=:1 1 = sambeass. taros, am. Ms for the demblimealot the hese peememeime L a t ir triespoe, as wall ma for the bees reserasat of Watts Mead, Ineerred as this mem* that fhb is oblell, y remeired. The pummel bred ter Ile seas d 12,1/17.1100. *peal by his ledlases Weed leas sad the MW lark' (deed el moet~) 1110110 Goddess of leads is unereatee of We lsia be st the Beak of /aghast es at ash document will be ke icm bomb= at the Mem af ibe adiallon, flamers. Uptcs, law% mod llpico. 10. deMaldems. De L desalt of payment al the rempettlyalastakeeets ell provies Pirrvlll W SO tegariellers sed & i le illi ment ef ts = befall male the dealt will be releaNM Pmemblimeal awls selliaMs to bearer 1011 be exchanged matelmt aliatemeat Were is seeL=lble. mad Berard meths °Wheel from : The led [ 1111 * 1. et, 'lag WIIILM-itteet., Oft ; . liatelefamme ead Ses L dneel-o rb ork ehd r e = set toe- Ikea ; use. BM lavbelt. ead IW. Ile WBAND KUNO HALL - oemßßrxras 1.7 HOUSRIIJORIF BUTZ Win I—The JUDOKINT of PARL3 MIT Mod IMMO, mid all the available 000 110 Talent, Nash. Deka; eke., &c. Mod varied la Loudon. COOT= TO-MORROW I, eatortekateat Mad. Jog Moog Bert 'Nampa, TM Jolly Nash. ROME. and MOORWS AUSTRALIAN LINE 9112E—Ter MORETON BAT Dbl.= 2 irs rT ...- • --- 1 bee thersto9). th e Brillthi•beill dipper gA Al 19 ppm. al ethlethetath, T. X. l =l ::ND, O. N ew; Delft Doom lift itdp, bath for the othethl lieth thaw will mew 99 1111th le weed toe her bel-eethag PM. NM BeZesibia 7i i I mow Is hah as a I act aimant wasp la lllea, ke nista therthitha—lor threw DIVOICUiSiII "A I le the etheie„Mr. T. E.WALW, 114,th Helen's-place; or lo Drnii mad YOORS, 9, Jththeritheth MIIDIE'B SELECT LIBRARY. aad CHOICE BOOIUL All the BRIE ROOKS d the UAW sal at IM_ jgakhrowty an In algeakktfraa at RODIN% !M EM LIBRARY. PIES! an lIIIISCILICTION, OVUM PIZ ANION Ca ma ame g rw Bata. Boa Chia avegated an Ulm! tangs. NNW OE7O 1 31 c co* 4 tua-crairr. c IfAdadtlal4 Mama St . According k advises from Rome, JBaron Mayes , keg on his departure from that city, left only e smai-dSeial iaae Lgent as his represestattre. Aseh, saki shortly proceed to gam, 1 tri bi thlie will bills of Primate of Poland. BLAME BALL PABBBNGBIL LIMB et CLIPPII PAOMS eor Atom= trout Larks &rat resioeb. rob& CITr. I Timeline l,OO & Inas Aperllll CleoripH.Warns 1,000 L India Isk 16 SAKI in* itUntlag• LOAN OF MN MOINES EGYP MAIL ?ANNA, VICEROY OP T. Poss OP APPLICATION. le be retalasi by TO• Maim BSSUJOLAIS (Paris Medal), lbtr down- Poor darn samines bee to any raw og ww7 wth. taw 32a. per dosen.—GPFZiVM, Mod -street, lityanstonaiquars, London, W. q-14117.• Alnnusß, Mazes 20.—J mann H. Wank to .iho Eisend Mann D. rto the Whard. Midshipman J. H. W. Menetßhon, sad 8.." M. Banbury, to the lona. Benner B. Welk, to the Flegard, ter kiwis Fiat One mean &glint A. Beattie, *the Acing fieesod Oless nsistaat Bonner F. W. to the Pallas. QUAIIBLAND.—Load (adore. £lO. to all alum Widow .... i Notherb) I MOO I I. India I Mardi 31 labia) -- I ldirrboroask I 30313 I CIO* 1 April 30 nit otalintiod Ow cd pinkie bare, by tads plasitaarg add NU WM" maid a world-taws roptdatloo. tad Oil. pea raw soiromoditioa It w o r e l j or vends for O Amt.-7ot d i all A V is rodpootbd or to Astandat adW to sad Oa Agenda bi ,et Id MI: sal T. M. KARLA : sad Os.. / lastlialallairent. bilos. /0. No. To the Direetem of the Angialtraptiaa Beak (limited). Oesstissara—Having pad to the los and Mr 'Airman's Bank lb. sum of 6 I honkl moot that you will allot me Milos Lariat R Israel hiraa, Slum et loypt, and I hereby eyes to wept the same, or any Amara that may Yew to oak and pay the tattoo suM et &Ow era& ea the saisse.whea elbbe& I ma, gualierara your obedient servant, =ln toll Dab FOREIGN WINES, cheap and pure: Catalonian Marry, 17a Id.: Andahuden rock 17`a dd. : Atm* It 4. ; Mach Illiarry, 191. pa damn ; isanjakda. 18s. dd. : X•con,lla. 24a. ; end eperlding fleck and Mood* do a • down ; Maas pOOOdY. Pas or brown, lea • down. Walks InAdaded, Tonna auk Canlar go llald nen doer damn into the manta. EDW BOM.SEA2M. and BONS, Distlllen and Impedes, 77i, Ilturatrest, London. Itstablkisod MIL • FMK FROM LITUZOOL 0$ IiWKITOMK TO KEW YORK, Twzcz • qua Livicarptut NNW NOR!, _slid .L PaILADZIFKIA OTRAM-RILIF COWART Mood dr Weida( tbdr full.powirod ►boa ftostr Mouredge,, writes Qs troft ad Motes FROM for IMF YORK. REUTER ti a t r EGRAM COMPANY Oepilal tiro 000, to 10,000 Wares of MIS mob. lime al Me relMalng 5,00 Mama. £1 meal* o 1 oppillathan, and di on allotment. Paribas waM not to mooed Ai loch per shore. and at interrab of not We Mao gum weesblia It Is not mooted that it VIII be neenwary to well up far the prompt more than Jb per Mara IMOYOBS. ettiStaapetAM.dll=rot tho p til ll e rrliron WNW J. Apt? Chairman or We Meth Atrican pi:LEW:PS and COMPANY'S =LS are 11111? sad CIIIAPIPT. MONO Ire MI SLACK Tik. la ed., Is., es ed., Se, Ps. Id Meet &bolos' Lack Tes Is sew oily to U. per penal. Pure, edge* owes, l._ ad., la. id., le*Pi eh. sad Co., Tea Mareksats, 9, Kleg City, Leaden, IC. • pries surest tree. Saves at market prises. PERIM sad Co. mead all goads cards. tree within eight adios et Na a Meg Wollsas-sireet ; us. wee* carriage free lo say rellsray Aides et sarkei team la Beglsad.—Phliiips sad Oa have rp sgasls, see say osanszioa wish ay house la Wee esetsr ar dweasaa. 6ffioiroffiliniFeldow. Mush IL IDINBl7ltall, Wet March IS CITY Or CORK, . Minh U. lisd evrey Wedoesde", sod atonally hide's sad dotards's. Cabin ramp by the mall siesators sr a lag ace =ediss o ida a. 17. sad di esteess. samara Is Os =by ths libldsfe fad islasaw's sWomesh t ait . ..... ineheles e MY es of cooked heiragere tee Oiosda sad the Called Wes booked ea IM LI CIVirei terns. —ler far th er particulars to KAN. IL Aft, Liverpool; it to MtIL&CXY. 11, YJag Wriet. LOWIOII. lormss. -- --- The ;select committee appointed to tot and deter itieethe matte? Of kiiic pelllki - Or Jhbil Earle Lloyd and lhicaund ?maker, electors of the borough, against the re turn of Mr. Jahn Pander and Mr. Alfred Ssymour, ea the ground of bribery, treatiog, and intimidation, and praying that the election may be declared null sad void, met yester day, at one o'clock. The committee consists of the Right Boa. B. P. Bouverie (chairman) Sir M. Beach (Gloucester. Aire Bait), Mr. Item Polhan; Mr. George CulAtt, and Mr. Charlie Morgan The rousse/ for the petitioners were Mr. R. Longliald. 40., and Mr. W. H. Cooks, Q.O, ; parliamentary_agens, Mrs Spo ff erth. Counsel for the sitting members, Mr. Aar rose for Mr. Pinder, and Mr. Ef. J• 111•8 for Mr. Seymour ; parliamentary agest, Mr. Tramrs Smith. I. B. Moister% Req., Director of the Agra and Masteresan's Bank. Julius Radar. Beri” Mth•Bil izate Dized , th'• Bathing-11th Agra and rman's Bank (Limitol), 36, Nishoiairlana. Buotithe—Yergra Walker and Luanda; 26, Austinhiara 110thorroaa—Bessra Cole and Boogie, 1% 001011 EAR street. AlMMllil—Mora. (Wier, Balt and Co., S. lloargathathest. igthirizza—Bathre. fordo an edglit. d Fleming Jankin, DUkCHltleits Ad ascirrAir —Broderick J. ()dank', liso. Oilicesi-1, Buys& lizaliange-buildthp. THOMAS NUNN hnd SONS' TEAS. —Good strong, serrieeable comm. be. Id. per lb. =mix t 2s. 64., and to. 104.: ripe, rich 'cachou& a& td . end ha ad. ; Ininenly sourbotig. 3s. 10d. A reduction by bat chest or duet. 12 pound napsid to say slaiSon in logiand.-41. Innate Conduit-start, W.C. Yetabllabed 1801. WM. WAINE'B whole ale and export UPHOL STLEIT and GENERAL TONNISHING WAIENOCBIB, Noe. 11$ to 1* Newington-ben noted" Ereansainet. Alhe largest and most varied stock ta Leona. Al goode warnalted, aad delivered tree. be N 3 ew llloshated priced lleta of tangier% bedding, he., grans. E,OOO worth n Boonton's Wen at Taylor's Depoaltcry), an hew patterns aid well sesoned. b. H. per yard. wee* k 94. 4 nUNARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH v AMLLICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-MIPS, 'notated Is Afttrithy to sao Walnut LIVERPOOL sad NEW YORK, .d between LIMPOOL sad BOSTON, the Hostas Wye d Bailin to land and rash* and Lelia. Thl l 2 awns er other vends aro eppeaaa S. sell has Liverpool, Waft al Cork to recites the math: CUBA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Marsh 24 ASIA. for BOSTON, Unrday, Marsh El. 11661 A, for NEW YORK, Saturday, April 7. • Taking penmen; and goods for Nuns and Havanna, to be transferred at New York on board the R. ILB.S. Corsica. Pausgausouey, Including steward's to and provhdoss, hat without 'toes or Honors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief L 8; wood cabin, Ala To New York, chief cabia, Lte ; cahn, MA—Apply to J. B. Foord, 61,01 d Brood eel, London ; J. IL Carrie, Havre, and It, Place de la Bourse, Pun ; G. and 3. Bona 80, Jennlcautreet, Glasgow ; D. end C. Miniver, INeesslearn ; or D. and C. Margret, 8, Water-dsosh linwpool. STEAM to NEW YORK.—UNITED STATES Llll7l.—Tie splendid and tgyogrilo delembeel @legates at tits Sew Tort and lime Bases Slip Company lavas named Una plans In tilts MITICO Egg appointed to anise New York as follows : AMID hike AIM§ Pilist Woman .j Aidi adneeday, May L (Wednesday, Jail #ll2. undsy.l47lo. Y. July 6. r } F. to M D. 11. 11. he r. I. tuw—inziwassa, as: mood-class, MIL—For tortherpaoS tppty to L'OERBETTIG, LANE, sad Co., Polls sad BIM. G. C. and X. W. FOX sad Co., laialeatk; or H. bral sad Co.. 146, attopoldo, London. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS.—The Netherlamb Steamboat Company% to tad favourite steamer BATA VIII, Captain W. SMITH, Ila ITIZRY SUNDAY from Brunswick-wharf, Blackwell, at Ilan, and retuning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Fares : . 111 wv. 6a. ; tore cabin, lac Mao the screw-ateamer Captain M. Van Hoff, from off the Tower, sway morning, early, returning from Rotten! am e .l A _ody i i ps Por freight er psamge apply to PHILLIPS'S, GIL IM and 00., St. franatan's House, ; atto CHAPLIN Uses! OW* Regesk.circus, W. BRlKEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Getraanr.—The Worth Hamm &d .O Ws Ihmelass *crew steamer MOWS. Captain J. MDT If, Is be despatched from • Horselrdown on THURSDAY. Wild Irember permltUng). at 10 am, calling at Bre:newt* I W, Slaeltwall, for passengers, at 11 soon.—Fare* to Bremen, LI tl; retort: tleketa, 23 and Al 10a.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Llimrsal 011oa, Regent-dram W.: or to ISILLIYIS,GRAVIR MUMS and Co., at. Danalan's-Long St. DunstaMphlll. R.C. STEAM to STOCKHOLM (with liberty to call at men).—The well-known Steamship NILIVSYY, Weft J. CAWS, will be demetalxd for the above pert the Mt week in Aprik—For freight or passage apply to PSUJJP7S, QUM, PHELUPPS sad Co., fit. Dunatan'abouse, LC. STEAM from LONDON to GOTHENBURG In 45 heura—The magnificent twin screw steamer NARY, 1.000 Mu, 250 horse power, Captain T. LEIGH, will sail for the Move port In the comae of a few days This steamer ha just teen ttnnt overhauled, both In hull and machinery, and is to mate timpassage In less thne than that above Her atom has Mao been entirely re-deoerated, and is sTiete with, every comfort and convenience for tint-etas pos tmen. To be followed by the magnificent paddle-steamer WHISPER, Captain G. RlVW.—Yare, Se.—Fof further par ticulars aPply to MULLINS GRATIS, PHILLIPPS and Co., k Dunstan's-hens% E.C. kTLANTIO and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NEW TARR DIVISION. SZOOND MORTGAGE DONIS. PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION, FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. k lew.tPersble fad April, at the Coasolidand Bank (United). 4th. COUPONS from the above Bonds will be PAID as the 2nd 9‘ll. at the nte of 4s. to the dollar, and must be left two clear Sty' at the Office of the Company, 5, Westminster-climbers, Wctoria-street, Weetudneter, for examination. It seat b 1 Pon, a cheque for the amount will be remitted in None. No. 5, Westminster chambers. Victoria-street, Westminster, March SO, 11366. LA M BERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual , within erstaber the bower ea 18 " ting th e head, truiy and pleasant, Is admitted te le the best medicine for Immediately relkvlad 008 04 c°46 .• named eases of asthma, and incipient soartmptSon. It kw WWI sures persons whom the Lenity prenowlem.ipaulblk . .......... a:MAIM)y alleys the Malin whlcknovekis fri rj y ß b — , snelechlae coeatunes its offers an tenons deprived el steep, or ma brag &we to, fen sefesst ig=&Pend on relief In a few minutes Mtn taking M— oab aed sold by W. LehltiliaT, chemist, t= a. Wit• linottrete Mart-res. Louden, and by MI fa 1 30., and unities In en, to. Id. Be beribeir. MI ash foe Inborn Aalkraafs Behan The sane aril IMRSGO4 Go Mc stsiss. • Clrr or RHEUMATISM is a all t ar a e Roved and oared la tv. by theb Medians. aeUT aid lIIC NUL Use* 1 " 1, 7 'mown. at U. lid. lad 2v. 9111. yet bca. ABRIDGED PIOIIPIEIII7B. The Directors invite wildlife= for the animal shares in this Company, numbering 6,000, for the purpose if carrying out a valuable emceed= from the Hanoverian Government, giving an exclusive right for thirty years to lay down and work a submarine telegraph cable between the English and Hanoverian wade. and the same exclusive right to lay laid wires to serials imperant pleas In Germany. number of messages pairing between England and Ger many in the four years ending 1864 hat increased 130 per cent, and in the last two years alone SO per cent The Electric and International Telegraph Company have to en arrangement guaranteeing • minim= amount of traTrb: the cable which, under the conditions of the conetalon, and under nominal CllVUßMillaala, will produce a minimum annual revenue equal to 16 per cent on the total amount of capital re quired, as certified by the well-known accountants, MEWL gaiter, Ball, and Co. This minimum is entirely exclusive of the continually inertia b l. of the busineeMpurchased from Mr. Renter. U irci cable wil be maw lured, and laid down by the-Tele graph Construction and Maintenance Company, who have taken one-fourth of the amount of their contract in shares of the Com pany. b It the end of will probably b e next resdy for the tame/Lace of mar sages y August The durability a cables in shallow wagon, moth ea the North o where the Company's cable will be lidd, is woad by ex nee. They are as safe and can be repaired almost es silty as land wires. The existing gages to Holland have been laid several years, and that between Dover and Calais 16 years, and they continue at th e present Use to good worlds. order. There Is no promotion money, nor any commission paid for obtaining the concession, Mr. Reuter having banded It over to the Company gratis. Applications for shares to be made to the CIIIIIIW7II Banker., accompanied by a deposit of SI per share. Should no allot- ment be made the amount will be returned without dednetion Prospecteasa with forma of application for shares, may be obtained at the ofikes of the Company, of the Brokers, or of the tiollciora THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON aM OWEN INSURANCE COMPANY. Mors, 1, Dale-street, Uve I: 20 and 21, Poultry, 7, ComhM, and Mr-mss. Landon. At the THIRTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL) EETLY() of the Company. held oa the 16th of February, 1860, a Report was read which showed That the capital of the Company paid op sad invested wee 8811.752 0 0 That the fire premiums for the year were 759.132 11 11 That the fire Imes were That 1,418 new We policies bad been limed, insuring 779,912 IS 4 That the new Life premiums were That the total life premiums of the year were 250,103 6 8 That the dams ander fife policies with Melt bonuses were 170,039 15 0 That 144 bonds for annuities had been granted, amounting to 6,184 3 3 That the total annuities now were That the special reserve for parable e deparlaseel engagements amounted hi 1.775,068 19 10 That the reaerve surplus hind Is .That, after payment of the dividend of 40 per met., there will remain a balsam Mt usdivieed 39,396 4 2 TM : of th. inv ested funds of the Company =meted to 1,177,616 16 10 Mama & 1906. Life claim Si. payable JOH N AtyTKIN& days after they are admitt emetary. ed. Reddest tl THE PANTHEON TURKISH BANES, Wks. ti=sl ia L au= W. dap. PEE INVIGORATTVE NERVITTE ESSENCE The west aelenttioaDy prepared and MOSS pewees' nutri tive cordial weer mtrad eesd restage to thew normal rendition all the searettema, en the Integrten el wtdeh perfect health &- =lt is • aped& for debtlity el all liana, sad tram tts ice among other ingredients, panshis and glaimphate of sada. will prove beneficial to the narrow awl dyspeptic. mg. he, gme ar fear enentities in one fir tie. note I Meats, Year& AIIKOMILTEN end OW Oxford-Ws* seg ga . i neerstreet, leanclutrehutraeg. TLC.. Inadma. T AITUIL Th e LETTUCE contains an active the Unwise, wid th posearses all the mpartar dDli giam withontite dangers. Mr. G. JOLLAti g ,M WA, 40, &market, prepares a Syrup and •Me of (or lettuce), highly recommended by if WSW Profanes her egad; as th ma, bronchia* and all chest affections. erre% es. td.; pats, la lid. and i. ad. Pate, by poet, le. Sid. and Is. ad. KAYE'S WORSDKLL'S I'ILLS, the best remedy for GOUT sad ANZOILeXteIf. •etgld by di eliamdsii. /N.. se Da leg.. Is. OWL; awl Wed. pge loss A NOVI= zsztrviiiptria, to Dr. LOCOat'S TULYO3IIC Dreballer, wiltett f—o• Persia we a 0411141 NON " b la d" 2 7;11: 6 71 .1 ant s = sob ragbp br armold oii i L - 11 11. ' . Y.. r .... HYAM and Co'.. SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. I. Gentlemen's Ch.thing for immediate wear. „ 2. Bespoke or Order Department. „ 2. Boys' and Youths' Dininct Department. „ a. Bats. Caps, Battery, and Olga Department. BYAM sod 66, and 67, 017nd-street. Provincial &te rm inationa CO., l Birmingham, Leeds, and Dewsbury. Ticil—Mr. DAY (for many years principal a tant to Mr. Midi, surgeon dentist, of 8, Ciro/meow titM.) offers the benefit of his experience in every ease of defect or deficiency. He ham made arrangements for the limb' Mr. /Coheirs Patent, by which means eiqolsitely enamelled ALTIFiCIAL TEETH, of the utmost durshility, are con structed fin a few hours when necessary), and are worn upon tender gums or roofs of teeth, or by nervous persons, for any I length of tiros, without pain, unpleasantness, or discomfort gua ranteed. Ttr Invention applied to teeth of ordinary or Inferior construction. Oeteoplastie camel, the exact colour of the natural teeth, used in all cases of stopping. Discoloured teeth restored, loose teeth fastened, extractions pitilessly performed, and all operations on the most approved principle& Terms strictly moderate. Consultation' free,—!9l, Zegent-street (three doom frees the Polytechnic). A RTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve. meet and Great Redaction in Prix& —Mr. ErliftklX MOSSLY, Surgeon-deli:it, 9, Grosvenor street, Gronense square, sole Inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, elastic, climb:ally-prepared India-rubber gum. No unsightly fastenings being required, they are more lateral, durable, and comfortable than any yet introduced. They are selfendieelve, render =t i the adjaining teeth, an litind oe a parbetly ponder and supplied at charges within the reach of Cleryymen, ecturen, and pubes speakers will and this system pulesslarly adapted to their want it combines owe. pieta 010111141W1PM and perfect naasticatioe. Consultation tree. No COOMXIOO with any one of the same mane. Istabtished MM. BTr OM of HONEYSIICKLIS, a defiant* and 14 11= 00 7ata p z l;min etna t ra i t L air M the \Ie M. Rod Ball 111401, Si, Upper Thanaillest,Labice. Mos 01.; RESTORATION of NERVOUS POWER. Bison Halm, lux Ay r 1,60 a 601 800. 06. Ledipit•Ul. LC. WOOLWICH, MoIIMIMI • I LAtrOcil oz TIII STLVIA.—Her MaierVe saw sewn vowel Itylvit, of 4 gime, wet immehed lek • 00114 snosmsful mune, at the deekjazd, from No. 2 slip, this &fiancee, I. the presence of a lugs number of spectstme. Time mm allowe the Admiralty for the launch was u- pended in • mo d st hy juons manner by the ereotien el a tform with raised seats, on the bUldbgolip at the beer ofthe of the vessel, for the aweemmedation of lodise sod those provided with basks and precisely at font o'clock, the tide being Um near iced the ceremony of christening the pe rtivia was perfby the igen of Commodore. Su tandems Hugh Dunlop, C. 8., and the vessel glided at once fronejpr ere4ie Into the Themes, einidet the awns of the ',easing, after which she erne sale fait to dodgy/Ai buoys. The Sylvia wee laid down all this dockyard about six years ago , but her completion wasempenddi.ooosegoetesof the de lion of the Admiralty to discontinue the building of timber vessels. About two yeses slue else was surveyed, and it wss then determined to sake some alteratioss in bet designs, and emeert her into • mewl adapted in every reartot the surveying terries. This work has been carried oat under the superinteadence of Mr. Turner, muter shipwristiit, and Mr. Reed, chief constructor of the royal navy. The Sylvia is • smart-lecher vowel, haring flee lines and is well adapted far weed either under steam or sail. She is fitted with • commodious chart-room, cod her interior ausogements are ezesellent. She bee received her screw sad shaft, and will be removed Into the basin to be . fitted with her machinery and completed for car mistime. A bill bee been introdnoMl in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives requiring 7,000 dels. to be paid by any railroad company to the widow or miser child of any person killed ma a railroad in that data. A great ocean steamship race will, it is expected, come off daring next month. As oar readers are probably aware, them are two large rival foreign stroms 00121• panics, the North German Lloyds, running between Bre men and New York, du Southampton, and the Hamburg and Americas, running between Hamburg and New York. via Southampton. Their stamen are built is this country, bet manned by Germane. They carry hundreds of well.te de Germane to America everywork, end their ships are so large, swift, sad commodious. that they have brooms favourites with English sad Americo pamengers. In consequence of the rivalry existing between the two computes, and the disputes as to the respec tive merits of the two Beets, it has been resolved to test the speed of two of their finest ships, the Hamburg Company's Allemannia and the Bremen Company's Her -1140111. Both of these are new and mender steamers of enormous strength, and they make the Atlantic passage in about nine or ten days. They will start from Southamp ton for New York together. Moth ships have been backed to heavy amonuta already, and the race will be an exciting end remarkable roe. The Allemthata end Hansom are both gorgeously fitted up. DESPATCH OF THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.--SOUTH- Amnon, MAWR 911—The Pesrleetal Com. patsy's steamship Massilia, Capta Viandd this after noon with the mails for Gibraltar, the Meditenanno, Egypt, Ads', Ceylon, India (except Bombay), China, Mauritius, the Cape of Good Hope, Australia, mid New Zealand. She took out 68 first sad 33 second class pawn gets ; and on freight 112 boxes specie, value 36,6741. la. for the following meta, via, Galls, diver plate, 1001. ; Madras, gold ono, 6,2481. 10s. ; gold thread, silver plate, he., 3,3941. 11a. ; Calcutta, jewellery, ht., 1,2001. ; four Magma Stars of India , 3,600/. ; Steppers, dollars, 4,6001. ; Foochow, dollars, 2,0001. ; Shatighai, jewellery, 4861. ; Hoben's Bay, jeweller,. he., 1,4 301 . i Sydney, PdrallarY, he. 9661. and for Shaaghal. dollars, 14,4501. Tits Bilitheeß or LONDON.—it appears from the return issued by authority of the RegistramGeoeral that in the week that ended on Saturday, March 17, the births registered in London and twelve other large towns of the United Kiss/nom IMO 4.582 ; the death. registered, 3,983. The annual rate of mortality was 34 per 1,000 persons living. In Loudon the births of 1,140 boys and 1,078 girls, is all 2,218 children, were registered in the week. Is the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1856-65, the average somber, correetad fee (screams of population, will 2,174. The deaths registered in London aiding the week were 1.738. It was the eleventh week of the year ; and the average numb e r of deaths for that week is, with • correction fariecrease of opulation, 1,511. The mortality of the week was heavy, for it exceeded the computed number by 227 deaths. Bat though the deaths are very auroarou., they exhi bit a decrnse of nearly a hundred on those of the previous wit, in which the number rose to 1,829. RAILWAY AND OTHER 'BMA IR PARLIAMINT.-••• In the House of Lords yesterday, the only committeewhich sat pained the Southern Railway and the Dahlia Trask Connecting Railway Bills, which ware ordered to be reported with amendments. The Caithness Railways Bill was adjourned until Thursday next. Mr. Smith, who sat is room B, declared that the standing orders bad sos been borders complied with in the opposed roes of the A Northern Railway petition. The Aodoese, Haddock, and Bristol Railway, and the Bristol and North Somerset Rail way (Southern Extension), petitions were adjourned until Rail the 23rd instant In group 6, in the Home of Commove., the committee proceeded with the farther emeideration of the Central Cantwell Railway, which wee spin adjourned. The Bideford, Appledore and Westward Ho Railway, sad the Perron Railway Pier, and Harbour Balls were referred back to the ehlistaas of committees. In the Hi ng sbridge Railway the appearsamo wen taken, and 16 wee adjourned Is greup 9, the London sod Nadi Western Railway (new Heed, sad the Wrexham, Moldh, and , and (*n Qa&i. tusw wace=fiarowidod wit main_ abs adjmised In t lino) he Xnunduid, and Waniettow RaSway, lire ansesessess were takes and the 6111 adjonesed. The scernitios tweeted that the esti mane wore inesilleient to proceed is the ode of the North False, Birkenhead, and Limpid 1114wisy. ~._ OONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of vv Room, to form two settees and two our clam= rovesnent on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. god 80N, Nary Chair and Sofa Manufacturers, 31, 32, and $6, Sensetsatreet, Oilord-sbeet, and 34 and te, Charimetreet, Ox ord street, W. An illustrated priced list free on applicatica. j ARLOWB PATENT CASK STAND, • asir A, invention, so odsnirably eartived that s full butt, r well ea surlier casks, may be rallied or tiler as it without lobar or trouble. Its action le so inspalrble tied lite sediment of the mad limpid Add by no poinibility can be dislairbed. Price lto., lea., to suit 44, 9, and 18 gallon oars. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rat=tordnel. No nor* 111 beer or sf. o asi wino, Moe 4a. rd. ; BARLOW, patentee, l TM ". 4 ll andon - bonest Iso thal kb name and Limns sre ; all eerier, enrions imitation& Enravinp grads. brindle"). FOE SMITH'S PURE OOLZA. OIL, F OX SMITH'S 6.. AISDLATOR LAMPS, FOX SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, dn., Best quality and lowest price, for cash only. TO% SMITE. 28.1. BTRaND, W.C. MECHI and BAZIN'S DESPATCH BOXES and PORTABLE WEITINGCAS are fitted with Chubb's, Smash's, and other secure locks. Cases made to gentlemen's own regMements without additional cost Portable dressing cases at Its. ed. ; can be serried In the pocket—lit, Regent- Meet. W. EatablishedlB47. Catalogues post tree. HYAM and Co.'s BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING, 66 and 67, Ozford-strest. The First Establisliment be the Kingdom for Juvenile Clothing. The NEW SPRING SUITS and SINGLE GARMENTS In al sizes and Myles, for all ages, are now on view. Combining Textile Novelty, Beauty, and Repellence ; Neatness and Adaptation In Dedom Durability In Workmanship; and Material. H YAId sad Co's BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING, 16 and 67, Oxlerdsdreee. Boys' Knickerbocker Sults Boys Westsidnster and Osborn* Soils Biwa' Bton, lisrrow, and Rugby Wits Boys' light Caps Overcoats Boys' Jackets for the season Boys' flareaseabbs Vests k. id. to 7s. ed. Boys' Serviceable Trousers Ala 65. to no 3d. GREAT YARMOUTH. The select oomnuttee appointed to try and determine the matter of the petition of Jamul:3mM and two other elec tors against the return of Sir Edmund Moony Xoowhe Locos and Mr. James Goodson, on the wand that they were by themselves and their spate guilty of bribery, treatisg, sod nodes influence, sod prayin etecition and retturn may be declared mull and void , t he erday at one o'cloick. The members of the committee are the Right Hoe. John Robert Mowbray Rainald Knightley, Mr. Runnel Ling, Sir John Ogilvy, and Rear-Admiral George B. &mow (Antrim county). Counsel for the petitiooere—Mr. Oripps, Q.C., Mr. Sop good, and Mr. Mellor ; parliaatestary agents, Messrs. Wyatt and CO. Counsel for the sitting members, Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. J. Clarke, and Mr. Cherry ; podia !watery agents, Marra. Baxter and Co. Monday afternoon three placards appeared upon the walls of the borough of Wigan. the firth from Majer-Gesera Lindley, who is at pretest in Canada, inhumes the electors that in sonasqueses of the provinces being deliberately threatened with an attack by Irishmen in the United States commonly called " Fenian*" he is not able to return to England, and that as there is so chance of his being AL to take part in the parliameatery proceed ing this session, be considers it his duty to place bine& in the hands of the electors, tied he has therefore requested his brother Lord Lindsay to lot for him, in Inch a manner as may • ale oonsonant with tbe wishes and feeliep of the body, sad meal undusive to the Satirists of the bed. The second address was from Lord Lindsay, an nouneiog that he considers Geeeral Lindsay's resignation ; inevitable, and introducing to the oosetituency Mx.Nathaniel I &kerchief, who in his address states that be comes forward in cousquenee of the lodise manifested in his favour to Jelly last. He weeders his polities] opinions (eoreervatbre) well-known to the electors. Ott,Maaday evening the liberals held a meeting sad the result of this was sees yesterday is the appearance of an address from Mr. John Lancaster, of Hindley-ball, who says he complies with the request of an influential meeting of liberal electors to offer him self as a °iodide*. The government aneure of parlia mentary seform would, in its en principles, receive his cordial sopport, sad the numerous and important MlL sues which have been curled into effect daring the put tow year for the szteseion of trade and the improvement of the oteditioe of the people have had his hearty sym pathy. Mr. Eckersleigh is a partner in the local hankies firm, and Mr. Luc ate is one of the principal members of the 'Wigan Coal end Iron Company. Both gentlemen are supposed to pones' considerable influence in tie town, ' and es the register Is pretty evenly divided a very close mutest is ezpested. Tae New Bisons( BILL—A demonstration in favour of the reform bill took pleas at Leicester last night. A town meeting, at which about 2,500 persons were pre sent, was bold in the large ball of the tows, the Mayor predding, and renolettlwes is hour of tbe bill were carried unsnimousty. speciel geseral sooting of the Working Men's Truth's* Aromatic° was held hat evening at the Brougham Diehl . Ball, Fleet-street, for the purpose of expressieg an opium upon the bill. Mr. George Potter occupied the chair, and then war a amerce' attendeace of members. Itreoholoas owe passed to the effect that the lodger asue, ea it sew elands. will be very little ]shat is the working dames, and the sleeting trusted that it will Iha simplified by exciludiug the words " clear yearly I value," and allow the inmost of 101. per annum for rest only to give the lodger the right to le put upon the register ; that In order to afford greater facilities for votes, the hours of polling in the metropolitan boroughs, and ender large conetitsenthes, should be extended from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m., instead of, as now, from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Tae 3111 M Orrr TRAITIO BlLL—Loodoneas are likely to Ices the benefit of the large sad commodious threwheree canalhaess whisk attracted so math attention diming the Exhibitive year, and have since lieu worked on several of the leading metropolitan thoroughfares by the Ludas Genteel Crenalbas Ooropany, ff clauses of tbis bill W a xen law, es by that dues ft is proposed be wasted that 4 ' Bury per who shall drive or wand nay verbkie laving the s pllnier-bar et wood, or ironwork to which the truss are fi xed, cosittanghig the foot-pavement. Crbee liable to a penalty of sot more tban Eve pounds." Wee horses work @breath it is leewerry to ass splinter-bet emdag within the above dessiptioen. . . . . . Last evening Dr. Lankemter opened en inquest at **Elephant sod Castle Tavern, Omeden.hare. with re thetiserettheddhl "by des' leder* death ie Z ie". worhhouire calk. itesersy se regerted k oar malumni Me himeftg. podgy li seeks the hasism bienned the Jeri Sat lte bad been mompethed by the mishit authorities to la "sure the arse after having Won the identilleakos. their teaks for this meat beim that there should be • tho inveragation of the whole matter before the jury the evidence • laid before them. He istwaded, there fore, only to take a portion of the evidesos ea this occasion, and adjourn the pro:maims wad a future oessideo. Be ilmoht it as welled Odom them that this wee themes of the add stated lobe "ltd Met" been death, red iris es in which thole iholdd be fell lewdly. It was subsequently elicited that the rens were d th at moonset holding 'as investmption. examiniag the officers of the wothimeeme, is elien the raid is eels * the Poeriaw Board's commimioner en thh day. The lest wooer called was Othadoile Adams. el 37, =t, who deposed that the dressed wee hes '!: child, sad was neves works aid lase Sunday. Her daughter. she said. was amine& is St. Pancras work flows, and left there three weeks age with the chill, sad mom re wltnew's houeelpa isa seilght with the baby to melt for the father, a Grease, and ret home without ameba . answer to alerA the had " left it" is it in the thee-media% W her teisrMliesh lf, met she went wet, but saying thee the silk bed theca . planed up. At awes er' 6 7 , llte same sight • pellesmen M IND seed took the mods eastedy, end ills 110111 WOW in prison swat her The whams selmegeme ili X klentilleidthe was the Dr. Sides hiss proftsmor et meads mediae Unt. F versify Oakes and physiciee of University College WO. pita. had been directed brae stew Is mak. • roortme, sad he now detailed the result. It wee, he that there see so make ad violas, sSemaft. sed l S internally the ergenegenwelly wereheality. east mach emaciated, and was in a wretched ' altogether badly nourished; but there wee comelated aggic Mornach. Them wee weessieg want of pewee di g es tion fes in the child, sad It kid lipps. reedy died hem slow wasting, probably through being m ewed hem Smith It could not be said whether the child bed or bed net has neglected. The pest maim would not abilitimther 'Shed sr bad mot. The Oairms eshed if the child bad bele several hoers-v_ _had bem laid snide in ket—wter ei seel imihnsed woad INS canoed its death. The wits= replied that it would eadoebtally have se. slash& It. ide, James L Hillocks, of 34, Stanhope - street, Reganth.park. stated—l mm the evangellet et Telessia. square Oespeptiottal Muth. lem hi the habit al going to St. Pancras Workhouse, std I was there last Thursday betimes 2 and 3 o'clock. I had °easel's, efts mean a crampon as the hillemary. to eeek soother mesa% who I wee told. lambi Sod near the ehildrea's ninery. I wen, into the sareary. aid • woman who knew me-1 think her nem* Habeas—mid; "Please come amid leek at Ilds dead child," fee she seid she " ewer sew the like of it is hey Wm" I want and maw • child lying at the foot of ens ell the beds. They told me it bad been " bid oak' Ide not know whether they mid " for three boars" er " ter boors.° The child bad a bandage or bieding over thp bead aid ender the thin. I locked for some ttme, and thee add," The child is slim,* fur i wow slight make. 1 Wed op the peewit is ethilUd wee shrouded, and new more motion of the and of the lip, I told the uses soh that the 7gri was alive, amid I Naked her to unfartim the Immalege. aber Mid she had loosened it slightly but the child moved that way for hours. I asked her thee to mid for the doctor, and she saidshe could not do that, himeitoe 'ihe bah to tell the lady seperisteedsah, who would MU the *Moe. I told her thee to go sad tell the ledy soperindeslept,, end her reply was, " No; I was se taeth se bow ego." 'Whitt,' '3 Spited, asteellthed, "and tuser sash@ said" Mc'. I egged her pislto go, and she " team* m sag gel it party.' I *awe very warms, gad mid Party or no lofty, she must mess I I will go sag fetch her." I west and asked the : pile maids the way to ber mom. aid I was direeted to with the weed " midwift epos it. 'ln revenge tmy knock a pigeon rime 'to the deer, and I 'skid her if • she was the superisteedent. and the replyhog that she was 'stated to her what I bed seen. I cannot say whether all woe angry or confined, bet the inn joie about to go tile tie room pie. wham I told bee it was my intention to go for the desier, lame she called me to dap, aid said she would p with me to the nursery. When we mule back to the A i ley : the beaks was net vi of, bet the sloths In hhld,a ea everealaezereowed, red sae child wee breathing quiteragu ay. The superintendent made some rapid inquiries, and at lint it was wanted 10 be said that tl6 woe sot " kid out," mid the supra , iotenciest seemed to indicate that. I turned to the women, end asked them if they had pot told me that the child had two , We oat" for bouts, and bad had the bandage on foe hears, and they did not deny ir. The superintendent thee saw her pysition, for she upbraided them, and told them in future never to lay 'child oat until it was quite cold. The CoOfODer•.—That is, that it was better to ho sure they were dead than to lay them out alive. The Witneem—Yee. She also gam them further filename about sot benrksieg the heads of dead &Odom, an they did not mod it. By the Jury—l was there altogether about twenty missies. The other witnesses being before the guardians the inquiry was adjourned for a week. At the meeting of gurdians Mrs. Samoan, the " lady nperinteadent,' and otber witnesses were examined, sad it was considered enough had been proved, _even by M. Bosom besesif, to wamot that board in withdrawing their cronfideses hem her, and it was resolved that the inquiry be sdioureed, that pending the inveedgation die be sus pended, that the muter be requieted to soaks aresawasels to supply her place tesnuagarily, nod that in the interim the resident wadi* officer be reempeted to take charge of all midwifery eases. THE BsworiNomiwzroLzir AND PROVIDiNT a, INsSTITUTION. The annual dimmer of this emaciation was held ' yeeterday sussing tat Fremeasom' Tavern ; Mr. W. T. , M 'Calm* Tenons, M.P., is th e isbair. A large number of Males were present. Mr. Terry, the treasarer, stated tbat the society bed many &Sanitise to contend wily. . not the least Wes some runway oflioers. The Jok iest of the funded capital only bad been used. 7004 bad been given ewey, and 2001. had been granted for tem ' poi-myfah/O. (Hear, bear.) The toast of " Prime" was replied to by Mr. E. L. Blanchard ; Mr. J. E. Lang ford, of Birmingham , proposed "The Win r and other toasts followed. Including speeches from Mr. J. I. Toole and Mr. Past Bedford, which pat the company into fits of laughter. At intervals during the after4liniser proceeding some pleasant vocal music was given by Mime Ellen Lyra, Miss A. Wontlanse, Mr. E. Williams, Mr. Z. Guy, Mr. F. Cozens, and Mr. B. Sydney. Mr. Toole, jun. wee toast master. sad, accord* to his custom at title Particular ea siversary, his services were gratuitous. • FOZZION-0111101, Kasen 20.—The Queen ham been phased to approve of Mr. Thomas Fitnam as consul at Goderich, Canada West, for the United Slates of America. ate, Wfirriesde, M*nan I7.—The Queen bits been pleased to appoint Arthur Hobhouse , E s q.. one of her Majesty's (sunset, to be the third Charity Co mmissioner for England , and Wales, in the room fie James Campbell, Feu., deoesed ß arstae. BoraL oseicotruitaL Sooner.A very crowded meeting of the society was held yesterday. Lord By. Gordon Lesvos, M.P.. in the chair. There was as oebdioik intedestieg display of loess Twentysne sew • fellows w e re elected, in.:iodise Lady Manners, ROW. Admiral Dotted Carry, Major•Cenerel Lawresson, Mr.. • Restchtsall-Hessevelt• Dr. Forbes Wisalow, do., he. The Jells d Great Britain, by direction of Dr. Adler, the Chief Rabbi. observed Wedneedar. the 28ilt February last, being one of the Jewish fast days, as a day of 'pedal lawyer spinet the Gage plague. The followtmg preps, dinposed by Dr. Adler was offered in all the arnagagees under his charg e :—" Judge of the whole earth ! Tby righteouseess is se the mighty mossedas, Thy judg ments are a great deep, Thou preserved man and beast. We approach Thee is the time of our affliction, when Than beat visi'ed as with a grievous murrain among our herds and owe Soda We know. 0 Lord, that Tby decries ars Jost ; our iniquities) testify spinet us. But is Thy wrath clod Thou remember mercy ; Thou maked sore and hindest up ; Thole soundest and Thon basket Spite. we beseech Thee, the works of Thy bands ; stay the havoc sad destruction among our cattle, so that there be no oomplaisin in the bordees steer bladed Led. Grading and merciful Father. sorrow egad en as when we heard that the pestilence ' which broke est is Egypt has been raging to the land of ideate:see and other countries. Let our prayers unto Thee like incises and say unto the destroyer • Stay now thy had.' Ad as hitherto Tby tends; mania bon mapparted Thy esevants, so cause Thy erisstemsee to shies apes ; deliver our sods from el eeth and ear eyes, from tom. Have mercy upon week sod elandees, ad shelter them rider the shadow of Thy wisp. Bids our breed sad our water, end take away of frees the midst of es. Inspire ow beads to dedirdaselThy ways is themmetsary, that we may leers to tura des the dumpers that threaten es late ear geed. °apt us knowledge that essay keep ?bylaw. sad return to Thee with perfect pedaloes. Waded' unto se a yaw it lib sad *My, of pow sad Momper& Ammo." • i r ,; ,