The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-29 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1886. (STAMIND, ld. ADDITIONAL] [riVOPENC. Nn 6,129.1 ~IIEENSLAND.—BLACK BALL LINE. Ceder unumuments with her Majesty's Government. land value £3O each, are given to all their pas. Ni p by this lies. BYTBBIBY, for ligrbi ti Nt a r g oretan Bay), aim whet for al4 March, remising goo.). until 30th, Unkoll ...musty MILL This high-class and favourite clipper has spacious ;id ical full poop, with accommodation for sabots passengers by say ship in the Australbas trade. Will carry an eacad surgeon, and has on board distilling apparatus for w egnuml supply of hush water. The arrangements for pis s!all chasm are under the supervision her Majesty's Ofilcom Will call at Pimnouth.—Appl of q to ail sesha forWriack Bali Lane JAMS RAIN.IB sad CO., WOlllO 0 t 1 : MA J. M MACKAY sad 00. 1, Loadechallotrost, Loudon. Y.C. STRAND MUSIC HALL-IMMENSE SIM CMG of the JUDGMENT at PARIS. with Nutt as Jupiter. Al the sealable comb Went -ADM, leerreace, Curie Mates, Min Tessastae, Lietea.itignor Caries, the **then Stometts, he. N.B. --Great attraction ter r.-Coalnetce, Mr. E. 000 Th. ,M B lr = rlte DiYOIr eilinias. ti w Wait or -4 bona bein. Vittortsethltes B.W. EC T : D _ALILWAY _QTDII7I3 PLOTILLAr rultikuß, aad Dural BAILWAtza) 00 - At • 11LIMIllfll AfflfoAl. trE:(I3.AL MUTING at the atom Oeugehp. ha* ai ta. London Tavern. Ylira Loads% es lITZDNISDAY, the la = "14 111114. IL P. NDRA. S. Cbarroan of the Qoropiuty, Iba were carried anaaboond, • 3 AA toting rewire and adopt the Report ,led As ha& el the Directors. That Morose WII/brna, Seq., be re-elected a Director al Oamaay. flimflam Baisadae. Req.. be realeated ',hinder c this a. Witham Mackinnon, Mt., be rahlechei Auditor of Ili *Many. 1. Proposed by HIM J. A. Gon, TA. ; hemended W. AMIN, lfaq. •. - Vr and the cow. MWIN% SHIRBIllB.—Rail pad t:= a is ingiond.—TKOMIIII ILLGLN sad MIS tes wlassoi above sesiaent selppas. Good sound =lP aci rlass. l IL and res. ; superior. SM. 425., 495., aad Ms. ; Amontillado, ela, la, sad eta : old lad Mesa, Tea sad Ms. ; dew* Ma sad T>t ; old lad Indies, Ma : Carets—.. MAIM La: w sior flu ; loam. ii and Ms.: St. Istephs, et. 1 oa. sad 11 dea Na. Ma: MIL ; La Baas. la sea sad ULM, Ma. Id 11M. Casagossas (radl, Ms.: TRY mod. teeselor. Iles. 6a, Ma, sad Lis —7IIOIItAI IMILIX sad MONS, wins, and Memel latent= Cooddestrest. cad las on sageleaties. lan PHILLIPS and 00141 ANT'S TKO us BM and CEBAPIVE 11750110 la MB BLACK TB& ls. OL, It Sty ta., Mae delkdoes Black Tie 11 now only is. Od. tor pea& Pat& NM*Mono Oallow la. Id.. It, la. 84. sad Ow. Tan Cit Yardsan &O.ta, a. Vag Waliansatrast, y. Londo. A waMe ainsit Brow at market pates. TIMM arstr .artill «nine Bee within oklit aßas 0f 114%. ICleg W ; das. vrionli courts,* twat to any railway Madam a =AM town In Boglead.—Paillipo and Co. bats no apanio, roe sag oonaeziaa with any Boats la WO , cedar or OWIIOIIII6. Slat the sodetreetios of the Indoi Valley Lime, ~.._ ... roe of the MOM Arch treat Calcutta to Kaneohe,. ere of gemr"lBWerMmse to this Company, rued emermea to Lt. latemelso!bi&Od and Lodi*. Math la deiershm um the Scummy of State for India. Earl deGrey and Zipos, should be moved, by the Directors, in re. wird to the importance of prompt steps being taken to realise ism demi& A nil the Menke of the Proprietors ere due to the Chairmen • mot Simeon foe their aide Imasegersebt of the realm of this . OcEany, and that the earthed thanks of WU Moran are We l. to W. P. Andrew, leo.. for hie coartions ended in the Wilda. W. P. ANDRZW. Charism b B. H. R. ?AMY. A ct ing Secretary. - ' Gradisokholisil, Ole amed-atreet, London. Ilith Yank UM WILWALINZ'S +holm], and *WI 'EMMA,- ernair estellatallthLYVlMAll,NG WASIIIIODairs• XOll. 1211 to ue, teo-bette Yeete= oa. the tamest snit meet varied doe, la N warteated. and delverad taw New Illuiested edged Ws el leer ,beddiag. 111 %9 ii,ooo worm beet haerelethe teen et Tapers Desalt sew potter= mei wig sesereee. St M. weir& worth re. a• REUTER'S TELEGRAM OOMPAEY Ohn''' 76, LIST et Apnioni 1 , 78 for SHIRRS I this C.oispasy .. SA M CLOSED on SATURDAY. tho net eset.—By order, PRIDIRICIC J. GRISTITSB, %crater 1. loyal rxestogStaSdlngra, Loudon. March ti. 1166. T 1 B. JOHNSTONE and Ca, of 109, 110, JL!.. ill, and 114 XDOWAYIL.ROAD, will SHOW, This end fellowted dame, the 'mime tote of 0001)8 as radar. An hapectlon of the nese Is reepeettally itelleiteL THE CREDIT FONOIER and MOBILDIR di 11110LAN v IliLirsited). Bala IS 0 that the 0111/111APJT • OINILItAL MUTING of this Pany will be held et the London Tavern er Bbilossipte-etreet, London, on WIDNBIDAY. Ilse bithiv ofise Ara. at 12 o clock noon precisely, for the woos cd ress the Mestere' and Auditors' import and Wanes . sin* and me ddadowing a dividend. The Transfer Books of the company will be closed boon A p.m. on Wednesday, the lath of April, until 10 a. m. on My, April—By year of the Court of ALT 11220 D IAR Sematary. 17 iffitl lit Carabin, Leedom, March TAPESTRY CARPETS, 2,000 yards, at b. lid.. worth la red. BRUSSELS CARPETS, 3a. 11d. per yard. litra quality. KIDDERMINSTERS, DRUOGETB, MTh, ma., la an sew pagaans. at eqvany low picas. ltif 'OLIN LINO sad LACE CURTAINS, from AIL ea M. pair. • large stock on hand. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT AL9OOIATION (Lirailedj. OeoYsl enbarribed, dtheeetraa tea , p, Rl O O,OOO. le* t 75,000.. Nano QS TOLL Cam:Baum CHAI'II AN, Eat., Director ot Mention Beak of London. Xenophon Ealll. B.q. /11. J. COientae, Neu • Mr. Alderman Deals, Director of the Bank et London. . Jams Moat, Beq., Director of the Imperial Beak. . D. Haeow, Zoo., Deputy Chairman of the Peninaalar aad Oriental Swam Navigation CQvogan_y. ' J. O. Hanson, Esq., Director of the National Pratincial Bank of cinnzrzza, ie, •li the sweet patters% 4}d• a lard. BROCATELLES, commencing at Ns. 110., ea sc., and ha 94.. worth 7a ed. to Oa. At REVERSIBLE SILK REPS, yard-and-a-half wide, lia 94., wag price tia. dd. a yard. NEW CORNICE VELVET PILE FRINGES, =dent &awn, is CIL ind !IL 90. • /art broind. Wokeld. Lq.. Director of the London, Chatham. and DOVIIt Railway. J. G. Boman, Lg. Osita J. (Mai Johnston. Director/OUL soath Weston O. G. Macpherson. Neq.. Chairman of the Agra and Maatermaa's Bank. W. eckolefleld, 8.q., M.P., Director of the Union Bank. lb S. D. Scott, Bart., Director of the Matkistal Provincial Bank cd Berland. H DLL fiermonr, Lg., M.P. Jamie fLmton. of Alfred Wilson, Zsg., Dtrector . ot the Bank of landau. Parlii, Fag. IMMana—lenry.l. Barker. Eq., and T. truer Bondman. Rig. BANKIRS. 71, Union Bank of London; the Bank of London; the Agra and Mesiarman's Bank (Limited). pZKIN CLOTHS, from Ste. llid. a yard, doable width. NVOOL DAMASKS, Is. o che ride width, ts. Sid. to 44. 9d. a yard, with al maltotiala tot Cattails. QUILTS, PRINTED DIMITIES, dux, always on hand. BLANKETS, a large stock at old prices. DRESSES for SPRING in all the newest kind of materials. Thin Association makes advances upon approved mercantile ad other securities, and receives money on deposit at 1111110164 Oar abort or long periods. Depositors for periods of not leas them 6 years may procure. te application at the Otices, Debentures of the Association, lowing interest at 6 per cent. per :Lununt, payable quarto* by Comm "to bearer attached. W. C. WiNTERBOTTOM, Secretary. L3mbard.street, London, S.C. PRINTED CAMBRICS and PRINTS in all the Dewed petted. LINEN had COTTON SHEET] Moak much under nine. HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS, SHIRTS. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. The fa benefit of the reduction of duty to la. Id. per sift is given to insurers erection policies with this Compaqay. jey this reduction and the BONUS SYSTEM of the NORWICH VEION, the cost of insurance is reduced to a minimum amount. RUMPLES OP PREMIUMS REDUCED BY BONUS. STAYS, Bost FRENCHnk lis WOVE, 3,600 Pairs tram AA, Oa ts se. . RIBBONS, LACE, HABERDASHERY, and TRIMMINGS, &c., to BEST TOWN PRINTED BALZARINES. Ma yards at ON., worth ned. 16. al Polley. 1 ""U 440,156 04,173 606.776 Annual Sum Insured. I Premium Reduced Pram. now payable. 14 d. 110 19 36 0 0 10 16 4 6 4 A A ad. 02,440 21:2 4 4 4 61 0 4,8 000 00 3661 4 0 6,000 7 10 0 ORGANDIE MUSLINS, 50,000 yards from 414. to OK, worth double the prim SILKS in all the new patterns for SPRING. • The rates of premium are in no cue higher than those charged b 7 tae other principal offices giving no bonus to their insurers. The duty paid to Government for the year IKM was iSt.l62 lls. 9d. , the salami insured on fanning stock was L 10,1109,272- lot prospectuses apply to the Society's °Mon. 29. neo‘ntaset. RC. ; and Surrey-street, Norwich. S HAWLS in every variety. MANTLES in all the LATEST NOVELTIES. THRESHER and GLENN / , OUTFITTER& Only establishment In London, nest doer to &merest boos, Strand. N.B. lids of necessary outfit for every piurpose and mdetsent to India, China, and the Colonies, wIII be widen on on application. TA B. JOHNSTONE and Co.'s GENERAL DRAPERY and FURNISHING WARISOUSII3 ars withla a few yards of the EOGWARS-11.011) STATION on the MSYROPOLITAN RAILWAY, and an tainatee walk from the Great Western Station, Paddington.--109, 110, 111, and II; Kalware - road. and I, 2. and S, Thwaitconlace, W'. ROWLANDB' MACASSAR OlL.—This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally ha high repute for tit anprecedented success during the last sixty years In promot ing the growth, restoring sad beautifying the human heir. It PIOT ruts hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens wink lair, cleanses it from scurf F o u rdriff, and makes it begat tally soft, pliable, and glossy. children it is especially re commended, as forming the baste of a beautiful bead of hair while its introduction Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem In which ft Is universally held, with numerate testimes flak constantly received of its ellicacy, afford the bestaad sued proofs of its merits Price Ss dd., 75., los dd., egoal to four and 21s. per bottle.—hold at 20. Hatton." uon, and by chemists and perfumers.—Ask for Lowlands Muammar OIL TEETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY. —T he fear of pain and dread of (Tendon inherent to all deter very many to whom ARTIFICIAL TEETH are of vital impor tance from availing themselves of the sunless of a dentist. In • practice founded In IWO, and now extending over greater part of the kingdom. an experience unequalled has been obtained, en abling us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of dentistry perfect in its absolute freedom from pals, a specialit4 pertaining only to our inseam. and for which her Majesty has vented her royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon interference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting instead of extraction of loose teeth until they become firm and woeful in mastication, and the utter Omni* of all and every ope ration, so that the most nervous person can be supplied without fear of pain or inconvenience. T hes e teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Con.. ealtatiou free. Teeth from he, seta from five to IS guineas, warranted. For the efficacy. utility, and success of this system vide " Lancet. - -Mears. LZWIN and SIMEON MOBILE and BONS, 30, Bernerwstrort.O.ford street. and 448, Strand, cppodte Charing-cram Railway Station. Daily sttewdance at IS. White- Margate, Hull ; tO, NorfolkAreet. Shedield ; 4, 11.444-ponds, Lands ; 14, St. If Icholawat., acerbic.% sad U. Casey-ft.. York. Bsiablished 1888. No mans:lasi with any ass of the sumo MOM NOTHING I ftIPOSSI BLE. —The greatest and west useful invention of the day, AQUA AMARELLA.— Mama. JOHN (WEHRLE and Co., Three King-court, Lombard- Mmet. London, perhusers to her Majesty, respectfu ll y odor to the rthis truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the an lle hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Rasa Amanita has none of the properties of dyes; ft. on the =3 , is beneficial to the system, and when the heir is once one application per month will keep it b perfect colour. Pelee al la, per bottle, or In half bottles, KW Id. John Gown& site Co. bate been ap ted perfumers to H.R.H. the Pitmen at Weir. JOHN ILL and Co's. CHERRY TOOTH PASTE la =superior to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per due:Mats, and at the manuf actory, Red Bull Wharf, St, Upper Thamaistreet. London. THE JOINT STOOK COMPANIES' DIRECTORY, IN& (C. BARKER & London and provincial stockrokers sad others Interested in public securities should consul t this volume, for, in addition to the particulars of public companies, It tandems a list of the principal tinanclal transactions concladed daring the last five years. C. Esther and Sons, 8, Birehlislasse, Cornhill. LC. IRE BUT REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious maim Oompinlnts, FRAMPTON'S FILL of RILALTH. Medletne Vendors, al la lid. end ?a Pd. per tai: or bb any Mamie.. DR. 800TT'S BILIOUS end LIVER PILLS, I a array fallin g re medy pre p are d without any mercurial taaredi el . t, from the recipe of • Dr. goo* will be found invaluable in sli vim suffer from bilious end liver complain* indigestion. I , ___lod. Vow* giddiness, disarms of the ay* do. For habitual wilier*, se a funny aperient medicine, and as a wider of ''''' wee. UMW are trate excellent; mild In their operettas and • linateet hi the ant =a sk = ole y nerrons a iyate t rt— P Urry V I S tem a, King William Charinterees, and by .. t rat bon* la. lit and tr il e s et id. Be Imre to a for Dr. and Thor NIL The of are in asq groin 9 4 °41 ' • MY •• William Lambert" enirraosd on the Mow Pries la., by pout 14 Amapa T" 'ONCE of LIFT ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A peaetkal guide for self-preserm- Mon, and for imparting lealth. wen" and /Magner to the moss important functions of ille. Supplemented by an Limy oa the Treatment of tier/mamas. Lowness of Simile= Debility, and Indigestion : addressed espekilk to p mon. men of business, the studious, the , and all who are mbotning under the d e bilitating 'erected oedentary over.tamd esereek ktakiot body or mind. By LaeYSICIAN of 20 years' practice. work toilworn aseeTwomal ler all who would barn how tss me life. and not &bum it. On the control of the passions and the regulation oi the function, the advice thmispboas k moat h en.sa lnabia"—Chure and State Omen*. PA Cornidli. .1"Ral:113 COPAHINZ MEG the only theeit prepared= adopted by the raAs Academy sad Ceded* of Beimo, on the Mort enigmas Cunarier. Slee 1...). • UT ' is Mad, average di days and Learns Clark l" lance or ehronto. t Nov. 6 , owes of either recent id, at O. JOCIAIra, frank ohearleib aufbeels ed. , - , . Pries Id.. DB. CIILVERWILL on MARRIAGN : Its and Idespeabdasadd. 151111 h. 8=70 , , .1 1 =7:GifOat lli IV a 11101041014 W. Widddi alalie kik MU a iambs .. _ Ipt 0Y A L LY °BUM THEATRE. G OVERNMENT REFORM BILL. LIP LOu UST= MONDAY sad dining the week, at bathpaet N.... 11 The LONDON WORkING MINI ASSOCIATION hereby Lanz mAirrzs OP RAYRNS WOOD. few Ravenswood, Mr. convene • PUBLIC MELTING of the Worlds( Men of London. Pechter, supported b i f i 14 s eze.:. Jordan, B. Vain, & Papery. at St. Martin's MAIL on THUBSDAT ;YINING, April 1 , In H. Wlddloomb, J. H. D. Vass ; Mesdames Tenant suppo.i of th e Second Reading of the Reform Bill . Mr. GIDDIGE Unworthy, Lavers . end C. Lecleroq. In nine Uhlman : - The ?MAL will take the cloth The meeting will be addressed by Mennaiden's Well—Oate of Wolf s Crag—The Master's that the following working men :—Mr. Strong, Beeretery of Peening Hoses-The Mermaiden's Well—Olmingtoune Horse—A Sall in CAW Mama' Society' Mr. T. I. Dunning, Secretary of Book- Ravesswood—Bavenswood Cad's—The Chapel Clolstors—The binds's' ; Mr. J. Wader . . 0 t 0111•8•Ilkers' ; Mr. L O . Ye. Preceded by, at 7. SIMPSON AND 00. Mmes. Davis, Secretary of Painters' ; Mr, D. Guile, Secretary S.woman ; Mesdames Risworthy, floored., Borman, I ad Ices PollllBllfle • Hr. T. Connolly, MAKSNee , Beim anßox office open daily bum II till L 1 tag et Victoria ' Burn Soda/ ; Mr. D. Smith. Secretary of 11 °P.makalf : Mr. Orson, Seclethry of . Tellows'. Doors open of I °Week : leecling se *o' cl ock. Adalerms hes. The whole of , the metropolitan sod sorrel other member@ of parliament have bees Invited te seised Use rosedne. B. BAB.TWILL, Secretary, 10. Bolt-court, Meet-street. (VAG° Direct.-.-Tbe favourably-known clipper II titeTesiis - Ns weds takes -Alois weeps" Cants claws, .I,J MUMMY 1114 A I 10 yeses, In the Lwdon Mise Tresause, Listos.Signor Castes, the Meatballs atonastteote. Wei TMs vessel has been laid on the with a special N.8.--Onst attractions for Bader.- Costlier., Mr. R. 000TZ. der to quid isepatck and Is by far tbs best oppostuany for =Will tats a tow first and second clew passengers at METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, rstas.—Pot freight or peerage apply to MTH and HAWDZ• I 4 1S Billeseetreet. ma .1./.li reed.-Opse at Y.-Proprietor, Mr. J. MEACO BC C i r-rlie LW week of the Coolie Ballet, NA TONAL REFITS. Those pieties who have an thelinatios to witness the versatility of the IMAM PROM LIVERPOOL OR =STOMP TO great Ileersky Amid not fell to pay us a limit Harry and NZW TOIL TW ICI A Radio Lbw fee sty night& The last slx sights of the pelmet THLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and olwollso7. Great IlenPwsdon" for Basler . -rwo new Pateess PILADELPHLt STU Iif•SHIP COMPANY leased de- Bondi. NASIOIII-J. J. POOLS.. ',sidling their I eli=ed Clyde•bsilt boa Spew 84earit-ihips costleg lie mined WATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 2 1 8, High FROM LlVll l i s POi si t, for NEW TORR. 1.1 Holborn.-Tlde megoilesel and favourite establishment CITY OF 0011. Saturday March SI. OM ZWZRY ZlirlININ .0 The grand bead, wader ihe dew. OfTY OP NEW TORR. Widnesday, April 4. trop if Ma W. LL leekle. polaran slaw as 4rattraly new 8 CITY OP MANCHESTER, Friday, Aye, & rebid= of eps and cram *ld& Opea at halipast ; Ana saw. wanneaky. and alisessee Redeye me lamedays. door as ag, oe, IL Othtt Ittotet bil the mei sieelew Atg as =r a tdoisti 14 It imoglimfooforotoWimisno or ThAVENPORT BROTHERS and Mr. FAY, ward amas and s a tan . , . I re= 15 • .Jl./ Mawr& nen a easeteltel tee: In Indeed aed • .s.orraut...,„,* ..... . • . Lionotto or to lO eel MACRT4 ii, ' ' L000loa." At. Ais tiotott4==gt kr:invoked byres En., at S. ~Moo to AO •* e• 7.T . =TRIM RAILWAY masa, ea : last am* ia. not warm as. e ir4canoator O to AltpAyy OW. -ad Nov*. woos. be W .114 Ws Rome rz le unsay vr, that Alt pa Ise doe sis ant Is tell te aanetpanni tc ate s s in napes Q HIP, OREBNIVIOH, March 29, 1888.—Trains Scrip of thii Compeily, OW SATIVIDAT, la ban every twewly itileelea-WHOYAIS No Iwo( Apet astt, oath further nods& i J QUAZIZSICLIIII Watt= tiso (pekoe flat' the WHIM MON, alignim 1 BAIT mom hos oonuotOott, TICI,XGRAPW(I OTELLIGENCTI. Olarale, sib,) THE DISPUTE; Azgraui_ ANA PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Liam 211._ The semi-official Novi/aka CorvesPoncietu pub lishes an article in which, after pointing out the dangers Prussia may incur from the Austrian arma ments, it says :—" We conclude from this precarious state of things that, with the object of energetically providing against attack, orders may have already been given to take snob military measures as may be indispensable.* Private communications from Vienna assert that Austria has determined to put an end to the pro visional state of affairs in the Duchies, and that, if steelentry, she will propose that the question should be referred to an European congress. Prussia bus forwarded a circular despatch to the minor German States, laying stress upon the in sufficiency of an appeal to the Federal Diet to settle the present conflict. The despatch further paints out the necessity of the various States taking np a definite position upon one side or the other in the struggle which the armaments of Austria seem to render more and more imminent. The note accuses Austria of having violated the convention of Gas tein, and assumed a threatening attitude. It ex ' presses doubts of the power of the Confederate States to carry out their good intentions towards Pruda in the defective state of the Federal mill tary organization, and points out the necessity which has arisen for introducing a reform of the present system. The despatch concludes as follows :—" It is urgent for Prussia to know If, and to what extent, she may rely upon assistance in case she should be attacked by Austria, or forced into war by =mix takeable maisaces." VIEZNA, Mason 28. Warhleituntintrs matinee to circulate. At the sitting of the Galician Diet yesterday evening the Address to the liktipesor for the ap , pointment of an Aulio Chancellorship for Galicia was adopted. The Ruthenian members of the Diet protested. VIENNA. MAME 28, Emma. amen sou Ben* the President of the Benoit Ministry, is expected shortly in this city. This evening's papers publish several items of foreign intelligence, pointing out the probability of war. The Bourse continues agitated. BIII7BI3ELS, MA= 28. The indfpcndance Beige publishes telegraphic &deices. from Berlin, according to which the pro spects of the continuation of peace have again dimi nished. Count von Bismarck insists upon the annexation of the Duchies, and the alternative is thus placed before the King of war with Austria or the resigna tion of Count YOU Bismarck. It is believed that Austria will not be the first to declare war. ITALY. FLORENCE. lima 28. King Victor Emmanuel will leave for Naples upon the 9th April. Yesterday a second meeting of the directors of the railway, credit, and principal commercial companies took place here. The question was die cussed of offering so the government a loan of 200 to 250 million lire, to be issued at par, bearing 5 per cent. iutorest, and redeemable in 15 years. It was resolved to contract this loan only upon the condition that the next budget should show a balance of revenue and expenditure. It was further decided to petition parliament for a speedy vote upon the financial schemes now under discus sion in the Chamber, and to call upon the Na tional Association for voluntarily Redeeming the Public Debt to subscribe a portion of the loan. The /dictate? of War has famed a circular order ing that the enrolment& of the conscripts over 21 years of age should commence at once. FRANCE. PARIS, Ilium 28. The third sitting of the conference on the Danu bian Principalities was held to-day. Prince Napoleon leaves this evening for Toulon, where he will embark for Naples. BELOII7M. BRUSSELS, MARCH 28. It is stated that Bing Leopold will probably visit England to be present at the funeral of the ex- Queen of the French. AMERICA. (Per the Nova Beetle, via Greencastle.) NEW YORK, MARCH 17, Evarnia. St. Patrick's day is being quietly observed throughout the United States. No Fenian demon stration has yet been reported. _ . . . _ Despatches from Toronto report that a Federal revenue cutter is watching the Fenian' off Ogdens burg. 00MKERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MARca 17, Evianra. Money abundant. Gold, 1291. Exchange on London, 1401 ; ditto on Paris, 4.11. Stocks firm, and active : New York Centrals, 92/ ; Illinois, 1171 ; Erie, 821 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1031. Cotton dull : Middling upland, 41c. Flour dull ; wheat very dull ; torn steady ; provisions heavy ; coffee and molasses steady ; sugar dull. Petro leum dull : crude, 25c. ; refined, 401 e. ROYAL GALLBILY OT ILLUSTRATION, REGIS T STRZWL—A sew eniertsdnerset, by Yr. F. C. Burman& retitled " A Yachting Cruise," is advertised for Basta . Idosday. The whole of the characters appear on beard • peke eachrwed is the buboes Valletta, Val* sad the introduelice el private *merited, eseisks Yr. Bareend to broadly burlesque a Shatemerbe tragedy. Mr. Jobe Parry's exquisitely humorous " Wedding Breakfast" will doubtless mullein its etir.elitme *rough the emme. THE CANADIAN CONFIDSRATION 110fiElM. Weehave already announeed that the confedera tion policy had been endened by both branches of the legislature of Newfoundland. Further intelli gence on this subject has now reached us. The NeenfonndZander, of the 19th of February, eon- Seised the following statement :—" The Legislative Connell, in their address, have adopted definitely, and by a unanimous vote, the principles of oonfe deratieg reserving the question of details." And thenetion of the House of Assembly was quite as . . decisive. The anti-unionists, when the house was in 00111sittee of the whole, moved the following re solution : _ . .wed—Thee the report of the Quebec' Canventiol, hspaeee' well adapted in say of its principles to the stets and steanineterese of the oontineatel prosiness, is in no re- opootsititabloto Nowfooadllod. ad wood, it soooPtoa, prto . 141 . /a!ital to the prospuity, happisolo, and well-boing Of tia %habitats. This notion was lost—yew 6, nays 18. The foi lowing motion was then proposed : Aalbis important quatios of teafederstion, is roe:m aiming tie solicitude of her lLsjesty'm governmeat for the mnlfeessf tie okay, we meets in tile view of yews Fa ddism SIM She ganef advaatages of onion are so oh * b of t aseseserdy asinisededged. Tidbit witbeegmil to this esiosy, sad mi tie details of es pose a ateisors, it is natural that mash diversity of 'plaice &odd prevail. This is a matter which shall engage our serious Montle.. The Speaker having returned the chair, and a eeriest of resolutions reported from the committee Of the whole, en attempt was made to quash the Quebec scheme bgteL t ollowing amendment : Oa the t quake of sosfederatioe, is recog nising the solicitude of her Majesty's government far the welters of the colony, we concur is the views of your Bradierey that the abstract sdvastsgss of union are in tome same so obvious as to be almost necessarily seknowledged; while, with refuter, to this colony, the great yespooderanse of opinion is decidedly adverse to our entering into the proposed confederation of the B. N. A. Previews, on the beats of the Qoehee resolutions. The amendment was put to the hones, and re jected on a division of 6 to 18. It will be seen. moreover, that the resolution, while disapproving of the Qsebeo scheme, declares unhesitatingly for the principle of union. The six gentlemen who voted for it are, therefore, only opposed to the details of the sobetire, and the House of Assembly is unani mous for British American Union. " The warmest promoters of the meanie," says the Toronto Globe, "could dein nothing more gratifying than this recap in Newfoundland ; and Messrs. Shea and Carter are entitled to the highest laudation for the ststeronanthip they have displayed." We And in the same paper, of the 9th, the follow ing with respect to the course adopted by New Brimiwick In *anther column win be found the speech of Governo r Gordan, on opening the parliament of New Brunswick. It will be men that he puts the confederation of the Provinces fairly and squarely to the legislature, as sarsestly desired by the thperial government, and throws on It the emus of accepting or rejecting the inessure. By spode' Wegner received laid night from Fredericton, we learn that the ministerial response to tee govrenor'n speech will be in the following words :—" The correspoodenc• whkh has taken plans between her Majesty's principal Secretary of State far the Colonies and the Go vernor-Geserel of Osaids, on the affairs of British North America, wheat kid before us, will naive due at. talks, and the opinion -ermined by her Majesty will em mend the respect sad attention which is due to actuations emanating from se MO a mares. But, In any whams for a nuke et the MI6 North American calories which nay be isepolvid, it is, In the *nips of the home, absolutely essential that full protection should be afforded to the rights and interests of the people of this province ; sad no cow sure which fails to Obtain these objects should be adoptsd.'t This settles the question of confederation in New Brno& wick. The government that proposes this resolution lass been utterly opposed to the me Bare, and with the aid of the staunch friends of confederation in the house, they can put it through without any difficulty. The following are the remarks of the governor at the opening of the New Brunswick parliament above referred to :—" I have received her Majesty's com mand to communicate to you copies of she corres pondence on the affairs of British North America, which has taken place between her Majesty's Prin cipal Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Governor-General of Canada; and I am further directed to express to you the strong and deliberate opinion of her Majesty's government, that it is an object much to be desired that all the British American colonies should agree to unite in one government These papers will immediately be laid before you. I trust that your deliberations may advance the welfare of the province and its people, and a pledge that this will be the case may be found on their being undertaken, as I am sure they will be, under a full sense of your grave responaibilities t and in spirit at once confident of self-reliance, and of loyal attachment to that great empire of which New Brunswick forms a part, and her connection with which is at once her security and her pride." THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. With reference to the above we have received the following letter from Mr. Reuter : - - -- - SO Tai EDITOR OF TEI =PRIM Bir,—l beg to mill year attention to the feet that the letter from Dr. Hake alluded to in the telegram received today at the Foreign-ofhea, from Ism Majesty's Canna- General in Egypt, bears a date antecedent to that of a letter from the *me gestlernan communicated by me to the joureals on Monday last, the one beiag dated February 12, and the other February 17. In forwarding the latter eau mnsication Dr. Beke referred to a letter he had written previously, but which has sever come to hand, wherein he had stated that Mr. Rassam bad met the Emperor Theodore, and was well received. This statement Dr. Bake declares to be false. be having been deceived by Mr. Reseam's " meemeger." His own words are, '• I have been grossly de 'Nivea by Mr. Banana's messenger, whose report of that gentleman's having met the Emperor Theodore and been wall received by tics is es untrue as the telegram mimosas( Consul Cameron's return, sent by Mr. Beeman, from Sues, am September 5 last. * This denial was not given by me, because the statement to which it referred bad not been received. From these flats it would appear that the contents of the missing letter have come into the heads of the English consul in Egypt, who has doubtless telegraphed them in ignores*, of the later informatics. The latest news from Dr. Beke is captained in his letter of 17th February, reoeived by me and published yesterday, in which be states that Mr. Raman was to await, at Debra Tabor or te, the an - per or' • return from his campaign in Go-djam Serra .—l am. r. 4 4. JULIUS B.EITTER. 1, Royal Exchaograbuikliaga, London, March 28. THE IRISH UNIVERSITY QIIIIISTION. —Thee town conned of Dablin occupied train on Tuesday with a debate on a resolatioe proposed by Alderman 1113wisey, " That petitionsto both houses of parliament be adopted in favour of freedom of education (dist is, of the denominational system) in Ireland, and that the Lord Mayor present one of said petition at the bar al the Hoes' of Commons, the various musicipa bodies in Ireland being solicited to co operate." With one or two exceptioes, the conservative members • retired from the chamber when the resolution was read, and neither spoke nor voted. The mover conteeded that every country had its own religious feelings, and required special legislation suitable to them. In Ireland, the education of the people should be conducted in accordance with the national feel ing, and especially In secotdasee with the astioeal church of the country—the catholic church. In Ireland, a system of education was thrust upon them which was opposed to the wishes of their prelates. Many • permit had to mourn over the ruin of morals which sprang from a system of eau catioa of Wad' relit:i d es not*, fonnelatioe. The coo ties nee seoneded • peetertant who b.• bon that the pries were loyal ;if in any part of the island they had only held up their hands there would lately have bees war. He thought protestsots ought to hold oat the right band of fellowship to Homes esthetics, end glee them everything they bad themselves, and let there be no distinction of parties. The resoletion vas omeied. Limnos Gicersam. Owsturs OosErary (Lamm). —Toe le seseiple bor Ike week main Monk 2116 AIM AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. (now ous owl • FRANKFORT. Maim 27. Though greater anxiety appears to prevail at Berlin to avoid appearing as the aggiessor, and the government papers are getting more moderate, the same influence in opposite directions continues to bear upon the royal mind. On the one hand, President Gerlach, the Queen Dowager, and Prince Charles, as thorough absolutists, are adverse to a war with Austria, by which public opinion would become of greater itooouut than hitherto ; on the other, Bismarck and the military party have too deeply impressed the King . with the idea of adding a province to his dominions to draw beck readily. If the question of the ultimate sovereignty over the Duchies remains a genuine German quarrel, it may last for years, and become threat ening to the peace of the world once every six months ; while foreign mediation would, as the right Is all on one aide and brutal force on the other, put an ead to this miserable squabble once and for ever. Yesterday's Berlin papers give a striking illus tration of the two currents prevailing there. While the Norddattsche Zeitbng (Miroarok'sorgaa), which is full of war rumours, states that three corps d'arm6e are to be concentrated at Cracow, Bohemia, and in Austrian Silesia, and that no letter of gratulation on the part of the Austrian Emperor has been handed to the King, the Kraus &stung asserts that Austria has not continued her prepa rations for war, that all has become mere quiet in that quarter, and that of the Emperor of Austria's gratulatory letter is really a fact. COTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. At the Must meeting of the executive eemmitiee, held on Tuesday, • letter was mod from her Majesty's mond (a son of toe mitred missionary at Apia, Upolu, South Sees, ackeowledeing.the receipt of • girt and seed granted to him by the asoomatkik il and stating i that more cleasieg machines are needed, w he is prepatia to purchase. He has been ming the Da to phut sotto., and though at Ind they evinced rsheteaminder the ap prelseeies that the modem would not meet with • wady oiler yet now , baviPg been disaboaed of that unisooeseptice, they lame turned to 'Oh • will, and Mitred of 400 or 500 sores, it is erpsebod that this year 2,0 00 serer will be pleated. The eouetry is well suited for costes, which pews with little trochee, and redone two mops is the year. The first crop of the writer'. *Mates el 40 acme yielded 55,7991 b. of cotton is the seed (this is low-land). A tweaty.sentr acre plantation yielded 31,1051 b. The second crop, It was feared, might be isjered by the mini of the wet seems. The price given try reerehects led *Mere ves frees 3e. to 4e. per lb. in Obli med. The writer has shipped fourteen bales of classed cotton to Sydney, with instructions to forward them to the easociation feriae should it be found Windt to °hula a good r im i n lyddey. The Brazilian seed is chiefly planted in the bet there are fear or live varieties ; a earapie cd each n ow on the way for the isepeorion el the eressistion. A as- Mitch was received hem ids Zrealkoney the Grew°, • Queensland, acknowledging the meant of a °owner .lotion from the emanation, recommending that the bonus in land orders should be oretlnual for a farther period, with a view to ineemage the saltier hos of cotton is the adarty. road si4F isle* thoie land parliament has sumo the continuation T e r moderate bandy (that is of is land ceders for every bale of good cleaned cotton expodM te Great Behan mill the esel of the yea 1869, whoa the unsetion will be lapis take. iele cessideratim. His . eimilesey, ghee queticui from Mr. J. Stuart Mill's week m Ecommy," in support of the espediemy of offering pre miums or bounties daring a short period, with the age objected naturalisine an importer's foreign industry in *brow son_Lquidinimhty veiled for it, mewls that it is epee such that-Me gorenseent sod parliament of Qmsellood v=inerreieed- to entlese the boom is land 'dons far a limited period, with She object of ensouth l i t to b b h e further cultivation Gotten Is t hat adoey. lair years of 1131 ad/deist:dim the governor has frequently digested atteartion I. the resimitelde adsptiatim of Qnseat. land for the growth of riollice. The eseepticsal inclemency of three sucesesivor essisona—Me nog deought of 1863.-the heavy floods of 1863, sad of the first mouths of 1664. aces , rimed peat disappointment and discouregemeat. In 1864 lb. export of cotton from Quersullend amounted to 88,78018., valued et 4,1864 The retires for 1866. though sot yet completed, will. it is expected, exhilit a oonsider. able immure. The government sad legislature of the colony have done all la their power to eneourige enterprising men to persevere, is spite of difficul tie., is the =Wootton of cotton. The pester proportion of the capital is Queensland is invested a the predootion of wool, and the capitalists of Eogland must apply *ow, pert of their owe skill, industry, and money, U cotton is also to be produced rapidly or on an tanners scale. A letter was received, seeteleing details of a proposal to establish an &gamy for disposing of and developing the gotta° fields of South Awake. An extract from t4o, New Orloo4s 7ipsr, forwarded by her Majority's consul at that port, was received hoot the ' Foreign-office, relative to the growth of coital' in the . Southern States of America. The writer weeders that much of the rich oaks lands along the Mbeissippi ere ea yet redeemed from overflew the roladidive boolafa l levees, the dependence for • amp must rest chiefly on thip. highland farms, which are hes productive than three of the lowlands. After dedecting the labour which must neon. sexily be devoted to ether crops—sugar, tobacco, and rice° for iastenar, mad which will .be absorbed by other emplor, made, the writer thinks the oottoe crop will sot r et = than one million and a half of bales. A copy of the for the decimalisation of weights, measures, and mown, adopted by the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, will r► mind, which coueleded the basilicas. pedlinhiitte S .Liormad A tilisoct es ts eh ied:basenkisposiomiono llA n c isti m hi ; Na: : :::44nrwappearea l ime, Boolllre nce.wzed . : ! rwpati T tl i consdresontw hi edt ereicth entiontsmabniu:sar : a ss y: April la, ROWAL BSA Banana lalraiX*Alr.--The half. "If ed glY ier ß : r at v ldeo the . o i l i. ga T tb i L a ie n t o h d e rm. glwarsals chai l. t Qadma s r an . imed al ibe nt reg4" alsitha re fill6 po;: smih UM.966B 7a no the bermb il ia com ; hos h r t commit tarot tarot auseggabeet, which wee read* the homers seam patient@ darine the past year had been 737, of which 133 the 604 discharged, 797 were cured, 208 bandied, 86 un improved, and 13 had died. The 'timber of at-paMinte lad begs 149, maim the fast number of pereons .under lardearet dazing the year 886. , The dams assonnted to 6263 L 4s. 7c1., and the r:M . M fres the entheary auras of ramps to 6,8811.! 6s. The reenter had mach pleasure in stating that the bonorary aseretery's bs. per snout fund had realised last year the sum of 1,6501., whiffs wee 1191. is axone of the areellr neared is arryforemeryeas sedtheyeaMelPeted • still farther lamas' is the income from this se strongly had the plan recommeedda itself to the public. The applketiose for *amides dairy the year bed been Mar napalm ties hitherto. end me the Rees/ bfirmary wee the only ineittetkos of a similar clam in the kiegdem, the reommittee hoped that it would receive that Upped from 'hepatic which the hereaales deem& woe itg eceoessadation modified mummery to cable them to embed the usefulness of the charity. The report wee agreed te, sad a neaution was adopted tbankag the tom maim far the atteatios whigh they bad given to the affairs al the institution. TEM ADYANON OF WAGES NOVIXINT,--MZIVING or um LONDON OONTOBITOIL—Lai sight ea Nyasa meeting of the Ladies Compositors' Segiety and non society men was held at Bt. Martin's-hall, to receive the report of the committee waisted to draw up and preheat men trial to the area' *am of lead= far. Or ad vanes of wages, together with the reply of ohs i thereto, mud to adopt snob action thereon es zhrr: deemed advisable. The large ball was denaltersaleed, and upward' of 2,00(i mom were present. Id; Ripley occupied the chair. Mr• Sell (the seareisay) reed a report fran the committee, from which 11 watered that the seismal • had bare duly •prepared sad pragited to the easordated MAW printers. The neeniorid contained erase dhliect pasta the first and weals brag *Sad advisee of about 10 per eat. es the resat rate a wg the other Ave relating to the regelatioe of the seed is e oakum and paymeat for overtime. Altar several consul fatless and interviews with the deputation from the mss, the je meta, had oe the 6 th inst. fatally decided oe totally rejecting the first and seventh points for an atlases of wages, but were willing to Weems •ia ea' vie with the man the ether five pants with • view to en amicable arrangement. The grimed on which the muter@ refined to give the adages seated was the companion le which they would hese Irmo the country pastern. The report concluded by an expression of regret at the refusal a the masters to cough the advance, end a reconimeedation to the meeting to amid the ormfermace proposed by the masters, rearrog the let tad 7tb poiete for further coati. &testae. A long cod animated discussion followed the readies of the report, deriog which the conduct of the .meters was severely criticised, sad the TIMUMNIS rained by them for refusing the advance eoudemeed an enteneble. A considerable portion of the meeting appeared to be in favour of taking imutedisite site to **fora the prayer of the memorial in its entirety. bet the committee strongly advised a tempera's though firm mode of promed. A NarioNAL Drier or HONOIIR.—(From Punch.) A tiecletlon was thee proposed that the meeting sent —You are occasionally informed by the newsagent teats the catereece proposed by the Masters' Asernatica, witn meeting hoe been bad by the Commode:teens for the Re- T ett i tre is jedia an miesa to th:i nee let t wan.: moved, that n o te at of no t t b ic e e m b ri at or o !:t ai l. doction the National Debt. The seat time thaw egotle mastmn - m tr: e poth o i s eo uurp t e,,, t i h v e ia y nage w rt i tiati ll a per var ha d a ttu ka ir k i e sw in . of giv" Load to o thi n " pre t p i a n red Octab to e l r rorr o t a t tras eampolit the to= A tri l ilh mire e""etil l iaratzreatiseit47l. own ocatained is the memorial. On being pet to the meeting, al um above stated, and rather more, wat so much mone y y though lava number of hands were bad 11 1) far the emeed pereoually expended by Admiral Fitzroy es the public see. meet, the original resolution wee carried by a coaddiseble majority. The committee to conduct. the °Deference wee vice and never repaid to him. Is articular, now some • thirty . yoare ago, '''this ocu l ecientions mi nor*, gnw illi e p time situated, asil a vote of thanks to the chairman *a qua Ina South Atotoio/11 station without reoderiog hie aar- ahld b a ".,_ l " l " di MP• vi 0011 in every way complete. had bind two additional vegiels Tan MAINE AND aae;K-OUT ON TEI LONDON at biz own out to finish off the examinatios of ate caste Teacart —Slue the meeting on Monday of the Journey the Panama Islands and subeaseetly purchased @MIA, nose Tatars' Protective Association for the purpose of de afk/ fitting e at th e hi ss tat t o gree t ag u e s a t m g own visits nieue, by ea united effort, to obtain an increase of expense." Was not this statement made by Sir Roderick wages, there has been a lock-out of the men in Saville row. other firma, b n p e y M urc hi s on, at the Royal Geograplural Nralett, id is *Adidas to the leektret by Mr. Pools of hie anniversary address to that scientitio body, &enured Teeterdey upwards of 600 operative talent is the employ Key 22, 18631 And did not the 'absent evoker 02 that 01 Mr. Morgan , of Albemarle-street, acid Mr. Stalz, of occasion also relate how, so long ago ae 1829. "ne Clifford-asset, was looked not because they would sot Fitzroy' gained credit by hie discovery of the t w ayw agree to the new lit of prices g as stated in Mr. Poole° I Water io the Straits of !legalise, insomuch that his com- new " log." To-day. it s expected, the majo• mending officer, Captain Philip Kiog, very much applaud. lay of the West - end muter tailors will follow ins what be bad done, named one of the obnl ma wog. the exempla of Maws. Poole lad Mune and Stolz, Fitsroy Streit? Everybody know. the work that Fitzroy in which came there will be at neat 15,000 of the did me chief of the Weatber-office—* capacity m herain, London tailors out of employment. A meeting was held having saved a multitude of livers, he finally, from over- yesterday by the master. , and it is alleged that it ended exertion, lost hie oirn. Re died morally worth ; Meet unsatidectorily, some of them being anxious to give dually worth less than nothing : is debt 3.0001. the men what they require, whilst others would cored' Th e late fi re s m i n i s ter o f tee cro wn p rom ised sothieF Wyatt the sow-panne by the men of the new to confer a puree os Mrs. Fitzroy, a promise lilt, with the alternative of being looked out. The opera. which was more than be found himself able to perform. ties Mince committee state that they haw* completely Government can do no more than sal authority from the stopped an bider of tailors from the continent, end also HOO/0 of Commons for a grant sufficient to liquidate the from the principal towns in the United Kingdom. There debt which wee all that the admiral left behind him. The elateni to be no probability of a o^olX°Wilis the operative times are so bad ; the natico is so poor, and is indebted to tellrn hero/ received promisee of support from all parts so malty benefactors who had 'pea more awe thew all af the kingdom. urn their country before they died I The orogrege of a C.J.Lorus OF Till VALE OF NILTR RAILWAY magnificent e.racture in coarse of erection by a grateful Al' ABERDAEN —A (oods awful co n llisio occurren betw en een Tues the 9.20 country is liyie-park shows, however, that Englishmen up pautiorr sod a g traid day, at can coraribate some thing out of their poverty in maure- the Aberdare station of t thee is en en Vale of Nea o th R trailwa ffic, y. inae- At tedgmeet of true merit, even when it s claims me not en- the station is quahog herrmous a fovea by necessity. In behalf of the late Admiral Fitzroy', much ria there has been an extension of the Newport. widow and Outdrew, the Liverpool . Chamber of Commerce Abergavenoy, wed Hereford line to Middle Daffrye, and hes formed a fend to be called The Admiral Fitzroy also some mixed gauge evangelisation the Vale of an d Testimonial Fond," to whose committee the honorary Railway. be oceseequere of this, great care and watch. secretary is Londoe is Charles Shaw, Fag., 55, Charing- tutee's hive been required, and by that means dimastaes crow ; the seeretay and treasurer in Liverpool r have hitherto been avoided. On Townley lint s geode train, Fergueoe, Esq., Liverpool and Loo draehambus; aid their with a samba of wagons from Mountain Ash, dt reach Loyd= bankers are Messrs. Cootie and Co. the Aberdare station uotd some time after it wee due. Mudincirrr Gxrr. —Sir John Pollard Wil- and °loth upon that oh the 9 . 20 Imeecniec train. In lougbby, Bart., has presented to the National Lifeboat order to liet to the siding on which 1$ had to Institution 420/., bit the oat of a lifeboat complena be sheeted, this train bad to rue out . the wishes the boat to he sassed the " Oxfordshire," in passenger Platform. and it wart in the act of doing boaour of hie setae county. It appears that Sir John se the passenger trea pea seen approaching. It wee entered li fe es a seam re the ma r 'wry. an d su ff ere d ship- too late for the pods train to get out of the way. med • enfold by the bandeau of his Maiesty's ship Atalesa, terrible collision maned. The two enema met owl other otr E ra rtax. on the rrth November. Id-re. N o webers c a mea with a shock of a eery violent character. although, as the to their noose, bet Sly ed John sad the rest of the caw were driver oi Übe goods mews bad reverawl its aeries, It wee sot the i r .nglios. Ms. VI bad en it *therein meet have been. The carriaisse were l'" exe L gee ""`'' o 7 l :; has eri - ase d hr e ai s ap e d a d o " throws together with each force that the lase carriage over. iaterest in the weifere at on instantiate which daring the leaped a frit-cloth cantata, dethien in real and ether. put anew maths has contributed to the saving of up- wise emeehlefi it. The Weemet conetereatioe was produced wards of one thousand shipwrecked persona oe oar coasts. eluourt the Pesessigessi who were throws about, and scone oh 106110110111 LIAM ALMA whir ears eltheet ear Hsu:m u mm y Smarms intey wes ossn BasitY's the,whepmeguisainwrreTilw:tmsmdigr. (1. 'rbol'amtvoconi,wasithe in tmetures, Perigt a a: d t diens freeesredere. • friregrasal. sat sr . 6 • slate of meat duller. Mr. ‘VISIes, isspecter of debettg. sera rises, are revolved seine severe hif Dries of the beck. the „ i5 ig. 1%22,,. e gg e reb g erett lia llt awns* _ road was shekel us for some tine wi th th e darts. us sae a area reeleatea mg le Om 1010 16 woota- LIEIMPOOL, MARCH 'lB.—The screw steeper *the saves resiwao7.—Da Dr my _mod Coe N a re teilidhoe. w. ttee, rte .. a. pa.; HO•PbOr••• Cent. Ale:ander. from Nal. YO4 , the ltth d Ice og es. n im asansidiailessi a.thisapins et me. last., passed Holyhead at 4 p.m. to-day. Her sews has IMO& Onlordesreis; and then nsinueratedesethimithal both affeltediteL ,• BOYAL ?HEAT The twenty-first annivereery festival of the Royal Genera Messiest Fond was hold ysatezday evening, at the Froessaeras' Tavern ; the LOW) NATO'S is theme ir. Amoapt the company were Mr. Charles Dichosa, J. B. Beekelone, Mr. B. Webster, a= about ISO ether bea dsmen and ladies. A eetanion of SUMO wee performed wider the direedea of Mr. Coots. TM vosidises was Mies Louisa Fyne, Mies Pods, Mr. W. H. Oomminp, MS C hap- Zia Km,. Xis L. Fothiroke, Miss Ordienford, and Mies Julia Coots. Major Said responded to the =sat of " The Army Lisatenuit H. Pomeroy Gilbert foe "The Mary;" and Lie= -Colonel Mornay for The Volzintsors." The toast of the arming, Sierras to the Royal 0••=s 1 %boo' triad Food," was proposed by the Lord Mayor, who goads an okapis= appeal ie ite behalf. Mr. J. B. BaCKSTOIIII responded to the toast. He re. minded the =dime, that the society, barmy • sera charter, conkl receive legacies referred to poor 0. V. Brooke, who " faced his fare , like • brave and Martian pentioratn," thanked Mr. Dickens for his attendee= and for baying =dee= the Lord Mayor be preside. sod ao• noosed that the Quasi bad seat her amoral donation of 1004, and that the Aimee of Wales had gives • lissasime rebeeription. Mr. Beakirtose's speech was Interrupted thronghoet with loud obsess. Mr. 0. Dwws, in proposing the Loud Mayor's health, was warmly received. - He said his eerie taught bier to entertain a vague and profound admiration of the re. Mown as the Lord Mayor's fool, bees= that individual liked everything that was good. If that climb:cleating ton etiosary Tad • •eed sit . the massy time he most bars liked his meter ray mash. oar, laisi.) As see if tie breams of Ras Royal Hard Fnad, he (Mr. Diebeed sesame no thralls for kit powerful &MI peeress setkifnes, ;ft= Mr. Diddles oeseledell thee :-Afirer the Fibrallgyor spoke I was struck with the reversal of the usual (insomnia's= in connexion with the Mandoe-how. Whereas it is a Gom m= %bag for persons to be lineeht teaabliegly briers the Lord Mayor, the urd Mayor Moist= coufares himself trembMgly brooght before es (Cheers.) hope the moue* may holdgood still further; for se it is • ammoa thing for the Lord Mayor to lay to repentant eriminals who do not seem to have don o maolt barm, "Let me ewer see yea _here aide aide" —I trot that we shell see the Lmd Mayor bees agabk on the lint . oppartanityl. (Leo& sheen.) The tom of • • The Dria" use responded to by Mr. Krim, who wes annoaroad as the contemporary of Soars the elder, Charles Young, Macready, Mfrs. Glover, Liles O'Neil, and O. Mathews (M Home). 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