The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-03 00:00:00

'Wm! ~,- "A s---i / • •-•-, 7-2• / No. 4,907.1 weu- ETTA, calling at MADRAS.—The C 4l !: C can clipper auxiliary ottoman* HY DASPIni. 2, 249 tom. 30) hone-power, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13th May, embarking passengers at and leorivill Gravesend on the Mk May. This magnificent ship. built ex pressly for the India trade, has been horoughly refitted, hes first-rate accommodation for passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a stewardess. The service will be continued monthly by one of the following tut-miling auxiliary Meese vessels belonging to this "— - SidPa -- - Tom Uoreepower. Date of milling. LIN WO June 15. 2,112 223 July IL 2,2 U 1110 August 15. %ea 250 September 15. 2.766 260 October 15. 2221 in November 15. 2,365 200 December 10. lady Jocelyn Mauittlat Calcutta Jason Golden Fleece Queen of tie Sontk Indiana - - - - For freight or purse apply to Mauro ORINDLAY sad Co., SS, Parliament-West, 9.W.: the Broken, Messrs. ALFRED BRETT and Co., HO, Leadenhalintreet, KC. • or at the Mon el the . Compsny, 9, Minclog.laue. London. where also aPPII• b eAon for appointments as Midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India lad London Shipping Company (Limited), Minoissg.nne. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIIII3IB from LONDON Direct. Tonnage. ~_ Melbourne Sydney Sydney Sydney Mt Rotuma Qarensbutd Causeway...l it of the North.. 2 . 560 I 1,800 000 1,600 2, I tooooo. To Sall May 25. May 10. May 25 June 10. June W. May 30. trlvllle- Wallace WWI& I This celebrated ot packets have, by their punctuality .a rapid passages, earned a wor ld 'mows reputation. and th eir pas senger accommodation is unsurpassed by say weals afloat.—Foe all particulars respecting freight or puma to Australia apply to JAM BAINIgi and Co . laverpool; all Mnta for the Black Ball Line: and as T. MACKAY sod Co., l Leadenballatreet, London. BC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL WAIL STRAW-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sell between LIVERPOOL and NIP/ YORK, and between LIVER. PoOL end BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goods, sod passengers, the Bores 1 ships calling at Halifax to land sad receive revengers sad her Majesty's mails. The following or other vessels are ap• ',lilted to sail from Liverpool, c all ing at Cork to receive the mails : • SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Way 10. tr :T= partners and goods for Noonan and Havana, to bit at New York on - board the &KRA. Karnak. EUROPA, for BOSTON. Wards) , May 17. PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, May U. money, including steward's fee and provider, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, L 22: second cabin, CIS. To New York, chief cabin. £26 second cabin. tie. Freight to Halifax, Boston. and New York, E 3 per ton, and 6 per cent. prirnage.—Apply to .1. B. Foord, aL Old baid-strer, London D. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Boone, Paris 0. and J. Burr, Buchanan-street, Gleagew D. and C. Wirer. Queenstown: or D. and C. Wirer, % Water street, Liverpool. WEEKLY STEAM COMMIJNICATION to NEW YORK Direct.—The LIVERPOOL NEW YORE, and PR ILADELPII IA NTICAMSHIP 001IPANY Intend despato6- log tketr tell.powered Iron Screw eiteerwahlps, calling at QUIIINIF WWII to tanbark passengers and despatches. as follows: WEIOLLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YOPIX. CITY of BAITTMORK Wednesday, May 7. ANGAROO, Wednesday. May 14. CITY OF NEW YORK. Wednesday, April 71. And every succeeding Wednes day. Cabin ramose, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the seems =edition. Forward passage, 8 guineas, Winding all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada and the Western States booked through on very advantageous terra—For further particulars mytato WILLIAM INMAN, 42, St ater-street, Liverpool; er to and MACEY. gl, King William-street, City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. NOTICL—Cabin Yawners from London must proceed to Milford not later than by the b.lO p.m. train from Madding• ton on MONDAY, the 6th toot. PHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS will desp►sth the undermentioned irsbelsas stamen ea follows: For ROTTILBDAM, the BATAVIER, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, W►pping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the FYWNOORD, every Thursday morning, at • ►m. from off the Tower. Foe BUJI.IOI, the MOWF., Wednesday evening, May 7, Hem Horselydosni. Fares: L 2. gl, and 10s. Return tickets issued at a an and ► half. Nottee.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremtezhaven is now open for the couve)snee of paarreugers and merchandise to parts of Germ►ny. For GOTHENBURG. the GUSTAF WARA, Wednesday, May 7, from Horselydown. Yams, 40 3a. aad4C2 In. To be (allowed by the LONDON and VIAND!. Fbri)OPiNliAdig,tha UST ANGIJAN, May a, from Boraelydowa. For freight, to., aap'y at Chapane Universal Mee, Regenteircuarrta HUMPY GRILVIta, and PHILIAPFS, 11, liood.lane, SG OOPINHAGEN, from London Direct —The well `Li known screw steamer RANT ANUIJAN tent be dta Rom lioruelydontion 3rd Hoy. —Apply to the r c el xi . l JOHN JOHNSON and SON, 25, S• ens, H. . ; or to YHILLIYPS, GRAVES. and lii/LLIPPS, 11, looddente, Z.C. GENERAL LIFE and FIRE ANATRAZICK COMPANY. &tabbaled 1837. Empowered by Special Acta of Parliament 62, King Wlllliun4treet, London. Capital, 23,000,000. The Directors give nodes= I. That the ANNUAL ORNERAL WELTING of the Proprie tors will be held at 12 o'clock precisely, on SATURDAY, the 17th inst., at the Office of the Company, Cl, King William-street, In the City of London. 2. That at such meeting the Proprietor who then hold ten or more Shank which they ban poasemeil alz calendar months, may attend and vote. a. That three Directors, John Dimon, Faq., resigned, and Wil liam Del!, EN.. and John Thompson Fletcher, Sag., and William Deventsh, Fag.. one of the auditors. retire by rotation. The last three named gentlemen, being eligible for reappolntmmit, will Le proposed. 4. That any Proprietors, duly qualified, who shall be dextrous of becoming candidates for any of these situations, mast give written notice of their intentions at the Ofacc, to the Secretary, at lead ten days previously to the time of ouch owning. by order of the Directors, THOMAS PRICY& Seesetary. May 1, 1881. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHELSTON and BZOGDIN, far the Information at the Fahlle and thdr numerous Patrons, beg to snake the following annoaneement re garding the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the into. rests id the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided int* Ye parts or carats, It follows that geld of 1‘ citrate fine, la 118 carate..l3 3 84 9 carets .. AI 11 10 _l4 worth 4 114 17 wets.. 8 0 2 8 carats .. 1 5 Si per 01111C4 le carats.. I 16 n 7 carats .. 1 4 1 111 cants.. 4 1 5 115 carat.. 913 1 6 carats .. 1 1 2 22 ramie (Mitleh 14 carats.. 2 9 6i 6 aerate .. 017 S standard) 317 104 13 carats.. 2 0 0 *carats .. 014 li 21 carats.. 3 14 4 1 cants.. carats.. 2 2 le 13 aerate .. 010 7 aerate 4 20 .. 110 14 11 rats.. 113 1 I carats .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. $ 7 3 10 carats.. 113 44 1 cant ... 0 3 84 Manufactory, 16, Henriettastreet, Covent-garden, W.C., London. Assays made of Challis and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. This Establishment is closed al 0 laths evening, and on eaturdays at one o'clock GOLD REVIVER Is. 6d. per bottle ; Electro- Pilm rendereg a tir tri;rnes, and w iAtw orn-off plated artie o .ore than 2 l ° es, Y ear new, by a single Application. FOX SMITH, 291, Strand, WC. ; Deane, Loadon.bridae; Barclay. Farringdon.etreet ; Appleby, Bobo Pazaar ; Kennedy, Pantheon : Apiln, 29, Lowther-arcade ; Jackson, 9, Westland raw, Dublin. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, wiU most certainty preserve sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15a: Meet, with feln', 3a. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eye-Glasses at variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Man, cd. post tree. THOS. HAItRIS and SON, °paiAna to the &royal Family, opposite the British Museum ()ate; London. letabliabed 1780. Caution.—No travellers employed. ITH ITS and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mutication of food. ROWLAND/5' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the tram" and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It credit-Aka tartar from the teeth, removes spate of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-ilke whiteness. Its Invaluable perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the eracy of Europe, and it le universally in high repute. Pries A. WI. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sona, 40, If atton rade'', and by Chemists and Perfumes'. Ask for “Rowlands Odonto.' ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scorts BILIOUS and LIVER Pais, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Mott, will be found invaluable to all who sutler from bilious and liver cos- Valeta, indigestion, wind, spasms, ifiddiaess, dizziness of the eyes,&c. For habitual costiveness, asafannly aperientmediceinn, and NI spanner of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild their operation and grant el to the stomach they create promote digestion, and areagthen the whole servos' and by W. lambert, 20, Jerniyubtreet. and by most in boxes, la. lel. and 2s. lid. Be sure to ask for Dl z . " M t t Bilious and Laver Pills The genuine are a square plain yeekalla. with " W llllau Umbert o " engraved on UN stamp. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bas hew darling twenty-Ow yews, emphatically saw tinned by the mistiest profession, and universally accepted by the public, es the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartburn, headache, gout, and indigestion, and as a rand ape rient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies and children. It le prepared, in a state of perfect parity sad uniform streugth, only by DINIIKYOYD and Oa, 172, New lionslatreet, Londoo and sold by all respectable dissabits %browbeat the world. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIPS mem. seasheed to Use met shattered eoesdartkai fa Sour vista Mare L Impoetlisle. It. effects ere penmen& Ito eeeeAtltaets. eeeeesery.—gold la own with till 12 . 111 ‘4 10 . 8 0 at lin, se tear giantlike ke Da, seat aerials% peeked ea reeekted rendtlereeer eisapa—dole atlestls.= sad Cis. XS. ekes; art idopleins. [TWOP MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S NEW READ INGS, Kt Jamedabsll.—Os SATURDAY !MINING, May 17, at S precisely Mr. CHARLES DICILKSB will READ his NICHOLAS N (CELLS?' at Mr. Squsers's School, BOOTS at the HOLLY TREE INN, and Mr. 808 SAWYRES ?ARTY from PICK WICH.—Sota stalk, Sc;. body of ball sad bahmay, Ss. : area and galleres, Is. Tickets to be bad at Marrs. Chap man and HaWs publishers, 193, Piccad il ly and at Austin's Ticket...Ake, St. James's-hall THOMAS HEADLAND. SeerstaTr• NE *PM' k: R Teb • , s • ' SO • j iv • :1111.1dia 'EWE MRCHARLES DICKENS'S NEW REID INGS.—The ONLY TWO AFTERNOON READINOB. James'a-hall.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, itZ ti r and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 21, Mr. DICKENS will READ his DAVID COPPERFIELD tin de aip local—Sofa stalls., 2.. . • body of hall and be/cony, b.. area and pawks, U. Tioketa for these two Readinp to be had only at Anatin't Ticket-aloe, St. James's-ball, Plocadilly. Doors open at S ; poonnence at 9 o'clock. THOMAS HEADLAND, Secretary. THE LONDON PAVILION, laihbornft street, top of the Ilayroarket.—VlSlTOß3 tethe EMU BITION.—The Isrgat dining saloons In the Metropolis. Ac commodation for 2,000 persona Breakfasts from 8 a.m., Is. ; Dinner (always ready), from M. On and after May 17 English, French, German, and Italian waiters. The Musical Entertain ment commenois M 8 o'clock precisely. ON sows LOLBL and SONSMAMILLZ, Proprietors. STEVENS and SON Wine and Spirit Merchante. BIOTIN! and COLO NIAL IitIZITS.--Stevens and Solis Ingtisb Gin Las long been known for On superiority of T i nt strength, end Amer ; its Lint quality ts maintained. Gls, is. ed., 10s. g aidlaer gallon : quality and strength. Its., Ita ed. per on. Whisky, superior Highland, Ito., 200. Oink, Ms. per Num old Jamaica, Ins ed., 15a , very choice. I7s. per gallon. Shrub. 14s. ed. British Brandy, brown ar pate, lea per gallon. B ri tish Cordials, lls. Pd. In addition to the above Steven zed Illb beep Stehiedani Holland', 170. per 111111014 tee. per dozen visa All goods delivered free within Ore soles. Terms cull. Bishopegateetreet VAII-DEVIL —This Pure PALE BRANDY, lls. per gallon, Is demonstrated, upon wird', to be w oodlark,' free from acidity, and very superior to resent imports. ttons of Cretans. lo French bottles, ter. per des. : or In • ease for the evantry, 395. Railway corneae paid. No Amain and to be obtained only( ot itttNltY MITT and Co., Old Wurnlyals, Bottom, c. —Pale Diener SHERRY, 244. per doz. V r i l at a way Gambia. paid_ Bacoauaandad with sonadenee. BANAT BREW aad Co., lasi Mara and Laportara Holborn tam LC. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- rAtablished JEW—WAUGH sad SON beg to totimate to top mobility, wiry, ead Faille that their SHOW• 1001611 con tain a large assortment of BRUSSELS and VELVET-PILE CARPETS, of tasteful desifme and colnura The long expertenoe they have had to the manufacture of esrpeta enables them to pro duce vary superke qualities to those 12 the Paella trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets, Ac. Silks and other fabrics for ~Miss and furniture.—S and 4, Goodgastreet ; 65 and OS, Tetbsaltaes-courtabed, W. F _ lIRNITIIRK, CARPETS, and BEDDING. See our Catalogs*, elaborately illustrated with 250 engrav ings, containing price of every article, and estimates for com ptstely furnktdng houses of ally class. This very useful guide forwarded gratis and post free on application to LEWIN CILAWCOUE, and Co.. Cabinet Manufacturers, 22 and 23, Queen's buildings, Knightsbridge, London. Country orders carriage free. 12.8. Aa 11141101112 i and complete walnut drawiagowom suite, 36 guineas ; dintog.room ditto, in Spanish mahogany, 241 guineas; sad two handsome and comploU bedroom suites, El aid 28 remelts sac& The whale rer4 new, sad bargains. and S. BEVFI7B HAVE OPENED J. • ADDITIONAL AND MOST EXTENSIVE PREMISES, No.overly 144, OXFORD-entarr ( opposite llead-dreet), In eoajesotioa with their (AO Ave*" 91 to 95, CITY-ROAD. THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH are respectfully solicited to Invest th.•ir Isms sad varied Stock of lost-else Furniture at bOtn Xliohnsests GOODS CARRIAGE FREE TO ANT FART Or THE KINGDOIL Illastraied Catalogues EMU sad post tree. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. BROWN RIOTHAIS hays moms of the 'moat corepiete sad utera clad knows. Pack ay to a Tory waldi space travailing d adapted toe haws an. export, raillteuy. sad baeallds. Cata logues fres. 106. n ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN D roasts a large joint of meat with a mere handful of coals. The autos is immense : the meat is beautifally routed in every part, Many browned all over, and all the gravy and nutritious properthe retained. Nice 2.55. N.B. Those surprising snub are proctored by scientific concentration of heat. Vitfi ARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's 1../ delight ; ea iniellibb method et sorbing this favoarite Impleins In portesiton. Pries 65.. 75., I.IARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, LP the Nosmenald's friend, warranted to save ens ton of entbin throe. Price lls ed. bat 2,0 years.) ifitARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No .1.11 waste, or modinsent dtstarbsd In tilting. WM repay its trifling cost in a month. ?rice Vs. and upward. itt ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 10 VENT PIG B.M11:1B.ED; so more Sat beer or soar wins. Price 4‘. ; ditto electro plated, Oa—Apply direct to 'SILO BARLOW, patentee. 14, King William-street, Ilanalon hones. See that his name and address Is oa every article: all ethers am spumous linitattoas. haliravinis Maths allgebalehed DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 43 . and ls. &1. per lb. ; flue British wax, Is. bd. ; transparent wax. la ca. ; genuine wax, Sa ad.: Getman wax, ls. Id. : botanic wax, la . patent sperm, la. : composite, WL, lid., and the book 10I•L metallic for Palmer • lamps, Sid.; magnums, ad.; dips, a moulds. dd. , Calm orl, apt per gallon ; yellow soap, Pia, 40a, 44a, sad Sea par 11110 a ; mottled. 4de. ; old brows Windsor, la. Pd. par peslist ; common brows Windsor, la; white Wiudaor,ls. ad. ; hooey, la ad.: glycerine and almond, la per bar—lor asah, at P. DAVIN) sad SONS' sidastablLMsd ware hostas, 11; S. blartin'alans, Cbarbspeross. London. W.C. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE The largest and meet remonable Stack of BRUXELLES BRIDAL VEILS end FLOUNCINGS In London. The REAL OLD HAND-SPUN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. The taster Outfitting Department replete 16111 every novelty. at the most Inexpensive prime. A. BLACKBURN ES LADIES' INDIA OUTEITELN4 Wendessee, IL, SOUTH AUDLE/ -STREET, LONDON. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. - The BURNOUS in REAL SPAIRSH LACE IMITATION IRMO REAL FRENCH. BRUXELLES. and SPANISH SHAWN REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS, 4 Gainers. IMITATION SHAWLS and MANTLES, Me. A. BLACILBORNER SPANISH DRPOT, 3.5. SOUTH AUDLEY.ST., GRASVINOR-SQUARE, LONDON. VEIL. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILKS) ILL rimy BPitING AND SU 011ISIL STOCL for the World-buned :scotch ANGOLA 10a. TBASJOHII.B. Is new replete and ready for inspection. ahem Troussn were originated by Mr. Mos, Whose only addreme is 74, B ROO K-sTRE ET, ilkNO V Kg-SQUARE and who Is not connected with any person instating and adver tising In his vane. ESTABLISIO:D 11th YE.BRUARY. 1141. NEW LITERARY PAPER. Now ready,lto. o 1 THE PARTHENON • a Number eekly Journal of Literature, Science, and . Art. Price 3d. Stamped W. Edited by C. W. Gooowia, Esq.. Author at the Mosaic Coe magony In the “Baseys and Reviews' COSTINTS OP No. I. REVIEWS sod NOTICES: MENDELVOHN'S LETTERS. PROCEEDINGS IN LENT IN IMO. SCROPE ON VOLCANOES. GLEIGS UTZ OF WELLINGTON. MR.9. BROWNING'S LAST POEMS. ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY M CHICHMTER CATHEDRAL FRENCH CARTULARIES. DAVID WINGATE'S POEMS. MISS HALING ON FLOWERS. DUTCH GRAMMAR. ORIGINAL ARTICLES: _ ..... ._...----- BI;IFFERTIS 8 CLERGY =HIP BILL. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Foreign Correspondence.—The Deccan. Notes of the IS eek. Scleace.—llurelis Mental Philosophy. Learned Bodetles.—Matasilmd, Geological, Numismatic. Flee Arta—The Water-Colour Exhibitions. Muir and the Druna—Covenkgarden. Her Majesty's Theatre, Olympic, Surrey, Strand, Smiler's Wells. Onsniana - Bhakesuarian Emendations. N.B. The "Parthenon" rill be published every Friday after noon in time for the Evening Post, so no to ensure its circula- Don throughout the country on Saturday. May be had of all booksellers. OfEce-7, Burteighstreet, btrand, W.C. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH has jail, pablisised a MI XIMTION et hie valuable work, all PILIVATZ MIDICAL MILIZXD (110 ), on the nelbcare of Nervous Debility, Lees et Memory, Disor et landtode, tc., pest-tree, on re el • directed envelope, encieeles two postege stamps.—eas Dr WITH, Burton.oreeceut, Tastetockuipuire, Leedom W.C. DE. CUBTIII ON IfilaVOUSNltell, GENT.BAL DICKLITY, 80. JAJust published, mice la., poet free from the author fern Mamma, MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and .CB. CD/LB or PEJULATIJIII DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions for perfect, restontion to health and vigour, the result of twenty five pan' anemenhilpmetive In the treatment of thole peculiar nervous and acquired ellmates which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. I. Comm, It, Albemarle-street. Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 1 0 all 3, wad to & moo& ~betltailon in toying then la nomemberof socletylty whom the boot will not be found useful—whetlinrancb person WA the relation of parent, preceptor, or clae: —bun. London: MLA. VA Coen hin ; sad J. = Ilk Warwick-lama Pro the NICRVOUS sad DIBILITATED.— A. • 1001 se this Nab*, wid be foswesied, gratis, to the addicted. Al pews' sallerlis tram the sollesuy ailments of melded should M mos mud a stamped directed envelope to lira C. EL, 1, ildlihetreet, liackuey-road . Loudon, when a copy Iva be bayaudiatellg retseol. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENiNG, MAY 3, 1862. PRE ILLUSTRATED TIMES for THIS DAY, May 3, being We grit Number of a New Series of this po pular Newspaper In an enlarged and improved form, will contain a variety of ENGRAVINGS reLiting to the Opening of the Great International Exhibition—The Volunteer Yield. lay at Brighton —The New Portsmouth Fortifications—The Civil War hi Arne. rica—Alao Portraits of the Japanese Amtmasadors—Ploughing Scene, Roes Bonlieur's chef Menem, and other engravings of in ternat. With this Number will be given gratuitously a Double =lllustrated Supplement, carefully printed on tine paper. 3d.: by post four atam pa —Mice, 2, Catherine-street, Wood, W.C. Fifth Mitten, liva, 10a 6a., BACON'S ESSAYS, with Annotations. By linitaln WalraLy, D.D., Arebblabop ot Dublin. landau: Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. Poet Pro, 10s. THE YOUNG STEPMOTHER • or, A Chronicle of Mistakes. By the Author of "T he Heir of Restage." By the same Author, New and Cheaper Edition, one vol., part aro, 65., HOPES and FEARS: or, Scenes from the We of • Spinster. HEIR of REDCLYFFE. Thirteenth Edition, Os. HEARTSEASE. Seventh Edition, DYNEVOR TERRACE. Third Edition, Os. DAISY CHAIN. Fourth Edition, Os. THE LANCES of LYN WOOD. Second Edition, Ss. THE LITTLE DUKE. Fourth Edition, Is. 6d . Loodon : Parker, Son. and Ileum. West strand. Just published, post tree 12 stamps, THE Latest Views on SPERMATORRR(EA, showing the only means by which a safe sad pariasawat cure can be effected. By a Licari:lan or nut ROYAL °camas OF PIUbIeLAILI IL J. slaws to, Ace Maria-lane, Patarnostarow, Tarim 30. J. Jewry and R. J. J ltrlaisi, and Nottinghlll, Md. rdu_ j dime; boot mamba t 26, I. King, Bristol, mason- J une i T. Coombs, Bo th , rine 2. F.. laselown, Bath. private teacher-June is. C. q Webb, Cacewater, Cornwall, mine agent-May 20. J. N. Poole, HuntepUl, homereetahtre, rm. avon-JuneWills, Ford, Devonshire, grocer-May 20. 8. Ryan. Liverpool, American shipping . master-May 20. F. J. Fox, lthartmoi, Baser -May H. tee Orman, Sutton. Ctwillare• Ilk throwster-May 19. W. H. Goodwin. Bolton, laneaahlre, sawyer -May IN. J. R. Willtimon, Blackburn, Lancashire, chemist- May 13. G. Paeans, Manchester, machine maker-May W. 1 Elizabeth Parlay; Bane, Lancashire, widow-May FL J. Birth. . enough, Maotheigeld. Boomed victualler - Jane S. J. Dragth, ! YcetLerllity le G. Richardson, Lasenby, Yin k. shire. May 30. D. Beidwin, Ewald, Yorkshire. Joiner -June U. . Load, Burwash, Sage; hecesnaker-June 11. 1 W. C. 'Mick, Ternary, Kent, Innkeeper-June U. A. Davis, Stoutton. Worcestershire, pulallean-May 10. Catherine Butcher, Cheltenham. milliner-May 1 W. Wheaton, Carleton, Chwarre, butcher-May 19. R. Nowa, Gateshead Low Fell, Dur ham, journeyman gardener-May 19. W. liensiesd, Cpwell, Nor . folk, blacksmith-May 24. J. Godwin, Stratford-upon-Avon, named eletualleir-June 14. G. Mager, Exeter, grown-June 14. J. Bowden and IL Bowden, Exeter, carvers--June 14. W. Ratcliffe, St. Thomas the Avoid* Devonshire, bootmaker-June 14. W. rota Bioaddtat, Devonshire, market ganisaer-JuDe 17. J. Jobb, Roan, Lincolnshire, plumber-June 16. C. Compton, Rotten, andibire, barbaric. keeper-May 16. L Loathe, Bala* Stafferdshire, boat unloader and mine burner hie 19. G. Dogging. Little Heath, Warwickshire, blacksmith- Maga S. Ruses% Coventry, late Sawa victualler-Jae Sg. T. Hibbert. Chesterfield, Derbyshire, boot maker-June 17. H. j Bencrat. Southampton, apothecary-May 16 J. Hunt,- K logs too-pponAlull. commission agent.--Mag 16. J. Dibb, Buz., Kings toa -Hull, merchant-May 10. C. Orniand, Kingston-upon- Haybrese dealer-May 16. B. Knott, IL ineston-apon-Hull, to- , Imoconiet-June 6. T. Hall, gbellield, spring knife manufacturer -Jane 5. C. Wild, Keelesdeld, Yorkse, eater-Juno 5. 1. 1 Farrar, ChapeNown. Yorkshire, labourer-June 6, W. ani ma; Sheffield boa, maker-May 27. C. Walsh, Wakefield, York shoemaker-May 27. H. Wood. Stanley-eum-Wrenthorpe, re, innkeeper-May lf,. T. Linscott, Newton Abbot, De. . ire, blacksmith-Ma M. A. Hibberd, Tisbury, Willa, keeper-Ma 20. T. Davies, Newport, Monsoontheldre, clothier-My 110. W. Austin, honsich, tavern keeper-Maaa. A. A. Idahomed, Brighten. bah pseprietor-May it T. , Lees, Lthesalaire, and Maley, near Alston-under-one, butcher. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Aprll2. DANIA= Sara, Lndboretigh, Lincolnshire, alcanaker. JOINT STOCK COMPANIRS ACTS. 806111AMPSOM, Dana OP Wwer, AND PoiersnoilTH IMPIOUS! bitutnogr COMPASS (LINITIM), Key 15, at 11, at Basingball street -peaion for andi irfre. May 13. Mary Watkins, Aldermanary, and Iflnervaareek Hackney-road, milliner-May 13. J. SC,Wadharat. Seats; and Wellington-chambers . Landon.bri hop inerchant-May 10. T. B. King. Jun., Northampton, clo Ma 10. W. lava Manor-villas, Hackney, shipping clerk-May 14. J. B. ll c t i die wm t Asay-de-la-Zeuch. LethestersMre, tanner-May 17. F. J.. 1 Einar, printer-May 23. J. Key, Great Prtecotbstreet, Good man's.lields, oil and colournian-May 27. J. B. Blackburn, Nor wich, currier-My D. J. A. Crane. Kia-MrsaCbseathill. lelle chant-May 23 . J. A Ayres and D. lillaMe Melia, Nottingham, and New York, America, merchants. PARTNIMUIRIPS DiSSOLVIIID. If. Gallon. S. lamb, and J. H. Bean, Leeds, aischine makers, so far as regards J. H. Bean-H. Gallon and J. H. Bean, Leeds, wholesale honnsagers-IL Ashley and T. Webster, Liverpool, drawee-J. Notelet and R. 'Moretti, Cardiff, watch maces fiarah Ball sod W. ItalL LeleaSer, coach bulliden-T. Battey and IL Thorne. Pitheldareet, Holton, daps--A. Holt. W. Nona and B. liirgeld, East Ardala and Bradford, Yorkshire, warted thinness-J. Linehan sad F. Mahon, Liverpool, coal merchants -K Cooker and T. Coll wood. Shaw. Lancaahlre, eistan spinners-A. Wood and W. Mayen, Rochdale, Lama- Oho, surgeons-J. Wood and W. Dales, Haley, Staffordshire, gulitters-C. T. Allen and W. !Schroer°, Newgate.market, meat ealamen-Jolui Plahwick (deemed) and Joseph Mamie; Chesham Fold, none Bury, larashire, woo Fen manufacturers -O. One and R. Gene. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, builders-T. Jenkins and T. Williams, Britoaterry, Gburorganshire, grocers -Vary Ana Tabberner and Esther Tabberner. 131 rm brash manasetarers-J. A. Swift and A. W. li'Doner i t: l. enr pool., general provision merchants-A, Pauli and A. F. Paull, Cullorn-street, City, inereitente-L Gee and S. Daritngtou, Man. cheater, commiaskia agents-J. A. Cattell and W. F. Stephens. Prethon, Lancashire, general drapers-0. H. Colima and P. Colson, Southampton, area sseroisante-W. Venoms and J. Vernon. Foie, Staffordshire, alas-W. newels and W.Champ nem, IHU-posid-bridge, Bermondsey, soap makers-C. Oardew aadJ. Steadman, Harmood-place, Hampsesadroad, drapers- J. Sewell and It. Sewell, Newrastle-upon-Tyne, earthenware ssamthieturese-W. Brgg and F. ,g. Greenwood, Bradford, ma nufaeturen-W. Campton. G. N. 11-beverage aad J. Houghton, Wigan, Lancashire. owl peopristors, se Ihr se regards J. ' Houghton-Saber Mathew ad Ann Mara Ratifier*, Cershal tin, Surrey. milihmes-1. H. Phillips and L. Phillips, Legman. street. Whibechapd, ea manaantarens-L. Haretia sag L. Ruttier, Suastreet, MlahoDigeste, dealers in Prints--C. B•=1 and J. Ford, lasexareet, Strand, proprietors of the M Alphabetical Record, &c.-O. Legible, J. lambi; and P. . Chelsea. San Fernando, and Port of Bpaln. Trinidad, imaeral raeroltsets. SCOTCH SRQUKSTRATIONS. DAM MODithatn, F.dinburgh, grocer, May (1, at Dowels and Lyma ns, Edinburgh. WILIJAM f TH Roa oli, Paisley, shawl merchant, May 9. at the Canty Hotel, Paisley. Ana HALED or SMITH. Helensbials, boot merchant, May 12 , at the Elephant Hotel, Dumbarton. JOAN Font. Jun., Bridgeton of Glasgow, power-loom clan sa automata, mar_6. at the Faculty Hall, Glastow- Joan I.OOILHAIM WHIM Glasgow, plumber, May 6, at the Po ally Hell, Glasgow. WILLIAM Naga. Ballocb, near Alyth, farmer, My 10, a 12•Kende's lintel, Alyth. DAVID PATERSON and THOMAS ROM, Glasgow, oil merchant; May 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JOHN 11 AcDoIiALD, Insert/nes, grocer. May 12, at the Caledo nian Hotel, Inverness. -- 71011 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BArriitrrr& (KAMM OP SOLICITORS AND roarar.a PARTICULARS TO BE OECTAIHRD AT TILL OFFICI OF THE CHIEF REGIBTILAB, COURT OF BASILRUPTCT, HASINGRALL-STRZW.I JONI% SOWIRIT, Htgh street, Shadwell, cork manufacturer, to surrender Maj 147 st 12. GIORGE MASull, Pomeroy-street, Old Kent-road, commisaion agent, May 14, at 12. Ithwasn J. WARD, Laureuoe-Pountney-lane. City, and Wey mouth-place, New Kent-road, statleuer, bay 14, at 111. Rene! JAM= Dat Anon, Holloway, vomlld, May 14. at MAat,se Cl licisaAw, Stooe7•lane. Tooley4freet, ... mat maker. May 14. at 12. _ JOisa ITMLUms, Bt. J ohnstreet, Clerkentrell, onith, May 14. at 111. lop ALVAltli BAITOLLAIIO, Broad-street, Golden-aquare, to lor, May 20, M 10. - It(Maar DURBAIIT, Bldborough, Kent, miller, Nay 9D, at 10. 111)WAIID KU?, Akilnorah.tarraCe, lidingtOn, and Conn 2:.ftban2C, City, commlaMon agent, May 20, at 10. JOHN BATCHILDaIt, Ureat Ileeldleld.atreet, Marylobone, takee, May 20, at 10. J.lO LAWKENCII BAILER, Churchill-road, lionserton, builder, May 20, at 10. Atiasart MIMSCII, Herbert-street, New North-road, agent, May 20, at 10. BHIAID, Otheon.square, Islington, general commission agent, May la, at 1. Jona MAMMY, Deptford, carpenter. May It, at 12i. WILLIAM Hell KINK, Cuarkostreet, Otogberwdl, dealer In books, May lx, at 121. Cipusnix tlUllrtliara, Wellington-garnet, Newington.atuseway, - Dater, May 11. d L CliAeLia LAMAR, Oravesend, commission agent, Yay 13, at 111. marrintir NUR IDI, Hanover-place, Clapham-road, maven la the Royal Navy, May SO, at 11*. Jona Arena, Brewer's-street, boners Town, journeyman to a corn merchant, May 20, at 1? ARCHIBALD ORultOlt LuOAN, King's-road, Chelsea, May 13, at Osumi Truzucu, Church-row, Bethnal-green, mundsetarer, May 22., at 11. WALTER Carriu.L, Foubert'splace, Regent-street. warehouse man's awatant, May IL at 11. DAVID LANDEILSOOKY, Tetuoson-street, Lambeth. general tact chant, May 22, at 11. JOKE MA3O3, IL lirnianWhill, Westminster, cigar dealer, Maya. at lie. JAMB Ti mm= Evans, Havil.atreet, Camberwell, clerk in Someniet.houra, May In, at HENRY ALUM, Alton, Hants, upholsterer, May 13, at 1. Baumann William, Sklunerstreet, snow-MIL cheem factor, Stag 13, at 1. YAMS ANa GIDDS2I, Abingdon, Berko, Lather seller, May 11, at IL JOlll.lll MUNDEN, Artirur.atreet West, City, hemp merchant, May 13, at 2. JOHN WILLS, Birmingham, cowkeeper, May 12, at IL Josiivil BALL IligLier and BANC LL Itaaraiwittui, Longton, Staifordshire, china noinufattnrcrs, May 12, at - IL T 1101146 ICUMIXILLEY, Oldbury, Worcestershire, cealmaster, May 12, at 12. Hamar Abotrinn ilicaLcro, Birmingham, journeyman elactiva plater, May iv. at 12. EDWARD DRAMS, Birmingham, leather seller, May 19, at It Hamar COLEBoUItiI, Wolrerlampion, tailor, May 12, at IL Mamma ROM/10N, Birmingham, tailor, May 19, at 12. JUOILARIi IlASull, Oldbury, Worceatershare, coalmager, May 111, at 11. WILLIAX BARTOII, Bastard, Notts. plumber, May IS, at 11. Parmuanal Maim Joint BRALC.II, Manafteld, Notts, market gardener, May 13, at IL JOetrii ALDRED, jun., llkettoo, Derbyshire, licensed victualler, May 13, at 11. 'JOHN ALDEllsii, Nottingham, cashier, May 13, at 11. ME', Brecon, late agent for a tattle feed company, May 20, at 11. Timuas THOXAS, ?Ayoyddsliwyn, Monmouthshire, and EillYs• Illarrorgarialure, eoiliery proprietor, May IS, at 11. ISAAC BI.ACIDWRIL, Lundy island, Devonshire, farmer, May 22. at IL JOHN BILDDLETOE, Plymouth, bookbinder, May 12, at 124. JoSEPH YIIWDALL, Horsiorth, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, May 23, at it BINJAIIIII Sahli, Ludborough, Uuoolushire, brlckmaker, May 14, at it SOUS Ratuusou, Coniereak Yorkshire, blacksmith, MAT it, at 11. Joan PitAbeii, Dewilbur), Yorkshire, carpet manufacturer, May 11, at lt. DERMAS BIRKS, Sheffield, grocer, May 19, at 10. WILLIAM liar, tMstlelord, I ortabire, iluendraper, May lb, at U. MAITHSW KAY, Sheffield, grocer, May 19, at 10. °somas Salmon, (Merton, Now, farmer, May 19. at M. JAMnii WILIAAme, Liverpool, licensed roduallar. May 13, at it WILLIAM Itemcitit, Liverpool, licensed victualler, May 14, at IL WILLIAM CALEB and JOHN ONOCU CRABS, Manchester, cotton apemen, May 12, at 11. Hadar ANPLOLN, itavit, Lancashire, joiner, May 14, at 1.1. Dalian WATS,M, Acenugtou, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer, May 12, at It , QUM'S IibWAID RAN= GMDM, Bales, Lancashire, oom mhision ageut, May 14, at It PA)1111111T CHAVIAN BRAN, Marley-hill, Durham, late grocer, May 14. at 12. NATHAN'S& TWIULL, North Shields, bardwareman, May 14,at 124. Haausr LEoNAIcD, Bristol, baker, May 10, at 12. JAM= LoCIN, Bristol, medical rubber, Muy 10, at 12. MAICHA BAIT, Liverpool, manager for a tawniest victualler, May IS, at S. JOHN BRUIT FITTON, Mancheder, bookkeeper, May 14, at 94. Awritoar Cm:twills, Bury, Lauhn:bitc, mechanic, May tt., at IL JOHN flint liolanwood. Laniashire, silk manufacturer, May 16, at 12. Josersi SaaLron, &holes, Yorkshire, farmer, May IS, at We. WILLIAM Moms, Bradford, Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper, May 13, at 10i. Joanne asouwick, Barnsley, Yorkshire, fruiterer, May 26, at 3, BlCHAisti Uncles, Ripley, Derbyshire, schoolmaster, May 14 at It HWY HARDINO ELMO, Winchester, Innkeeper, May 14, at 11. BLUM CANSIM, Bald ulph, litaifordshire, shoemaker, MlO atll. YekbitakCE. liAutas, Llanhaddock, Monmouthshire, ba nd e r, May 14, at 12. WILLIAM Warman, Hereford . , butcher, May 15, at S. GUMMI (Midget Greatford, Lincohishore, publican, May 12, at 11. WILLIAM 11 sniff 1 5u5135. Kxeter, currier, May 14, at 11. Jamas Cams!, Meowed, Norfolk, baker, May 16, at 11. JoMPH HAT MVP, Coventry, licensed victualler, May 13, at 3. WILLIAM MUTH, buntlines, Banta, buotmaker, May L!, at 12. RICILLkD HUXLEY, Kluneraley, Herefordshire, horsehreaker, May 15, at 12. Dwain Jain, Coenwood, Devonshire, licensed victualler, May 14, at 11. THOSIMI Moons. Jun., Great Malvern, Worcestershire, working gardener, May lik at 11. Jost:Ill Smarm, Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper, May 15, at 11. WILLIAM BALliroirra, Over Shitlington, Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper, May 16, at 1L RICHARD TAM* Jun Norwich, cab proprietor, May 12, at IL Julia LiticoLn, Norwich, cattle salesman, May 12, at 11. Pusan WiDnoWs, Norwich, shawl manufacturer, May 12, at 11. PRANK AUSTIJ !Windt?, Salfoid, beerseller, May la, at 10. Joan FULiomD, Shelheld, pearl button manufacturer, May 15,at 2. }lmmune flown, Shettleld, fruiterer. May 15, at 2. MATTHEW SMITH, Loughborough, Leicestershire, licensed vic tualler, May 16. at 11. SnwAND LEIVINDON DIANN, Tywardreath, Cornwall, draper, May 14, at 2. LOUISA BUR, Dewuham Market, Norfolk, dealer In Berlin wool, May 12, at 10. Osman Ottrunw Brnsium, Much Wenlock, Salop, coal salsa man, May 17, at U. All AM Batas'', Cardew Cottage, Cumberland, castrator, May IS, at 3 JAMBI BUCHANAN, near Carlisle, and Callas, gardener, May 12, at S. LAST EXAMINATIONS. May id. J. T. Inman, Stonhope-street, Hempstead-road, ear- veyor —May mr. J. F. N. Gerdes, Sparrow-corner, Minortss, foreign shipping agent—May 29. .1. F.. Schuster, Galway-street, St. Lakes, shirt. dresser—May 20. D. Stove, Claremont-place. Des' =misty, shipowner—May .a. J. E. Hunt, Poplar, grocer —may 20. It. ICchue, Duke•troet, Bishupsgate-street, carman—May IA T. Haines, Ringstead, Nortbamptonahlre. contractor—May 20. B. steward, King's Lynn, butcher—May 30. H. A. Davis, Albert- terrace, Loudomroad, builder—May 30. F. K. Brans, Annatreet, Lambeth, licensed victualler—June 13. J. Heathwalte, Church- Wfcet, sitoreditch, potato salesman—May SO. T. Weird, Chelsea, I and Water-L.ne. City, commission agent—May 20. J. 'WA% Laugtou.strtet, St. Luke.. cuachmaker —May 21. H. Foreman, , ounit-street, itisckfriararoad, horse dealer—May 19. J. Beard, ! Liudrield, Suess. innkeeper—May IS. X Worthy, Melcombe mews, Slarylebone, livery stable keeper—May IS. W. Cave, Briton's-terrace, YlHwall carpenter—May 21 F. Bailey. Gains. ford-Arm!, Barn/Mary, ink manufacturer—May IS. T. J. Hamm, Jeffery-street, Camden-town. solicitor's clerk—May In. W. L. S.ucley.terrace, Camden-town, baker—May IS. C. F. Schleyer, lisnunerscolth, professor of musio—My 12. X Davie, Charlotte-place, Bermondsey, pork butcher—May IS. J. S. Iltdr, Brighton, boarding-house keeper—May22. H. Wilson, Canterbury place, Lambeth-road, bolder—May 52. Mary Dawson, Robert- Areet, liatimstead.road, widow—May 28. T. Halstead. Bistarn. place. Blackwall, innkeeper—May W. & O'Grady, If ennington. road, Lambeth, copying cierk—May_td. Ardtford, Little Britain, City, militant to • brewer—May 21 T. Wilson, Coventry, I miller—May IL IL A. Lines, Birmingham. Painter —Way 11 Maddock., Burtan-upon-Trent. builder—Ma 28. J. Best, Kid derminster, attorney—May W. J. Slativock, ham, bras make—May 26. G. J. Heatborn, Aston-Mita brewer—May 12. W. Redfield, Birmingham, builder—Va. X Pines; Jon., Ariscott, Shropshire, farmer—May 26. W. ton, Largos, Staffordshire, licensed victualler—May 39. J. e. thews, °teamster. and Newnham, Gionconershlre, boetioskir— Jam 1. C. Roblin. itri2ington, nointristrltire, cusakman—May DISTRFAS IN THE COTTON MANUFAC- TURING DISTRICTS. A deputation had an interview yesterday with the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., at the office of the Poor-law Board, Whitehall, on the subject of the distress which prevaibi in the cotton manufeeturiag districts. The deputation consisted of Mr. liazley, M.P., Mr. Cobden, ILP., Mr. Cobbett, M.P., Hon. A. Egerton, /LP.. Hoe. Wilbraham Egerton, M.P., Captain Gray, M.P., Mr. Garnett, M.P., Mr. Grepon, ILP., Mr. Greenall, M.P., the Marquis of Hartington, M.P., Mr. Hadfield, kLl'., Sir Thomas Heeketh, M.P., Mr. Modell, M.P., Mr. Hereby, Genteel Lindsay, ILP., Major G. Cornwall Lsgb, M.P., Mr. W. J. Legh, M.P., Mr. E. Potter, M.P., Colonel Wilson Nits; M.P., Mr. F. Peel, M.P., Mr. Charles Turner, M.P., Mr. T. A. Turner, M.P., Mr. Woods, M.P., end Mr. Hoary Ashworth. Colonel WILIDON Parry; stated that the object of the deputation was to confer with the President of the Poor law Board on the subject which he (Colonel W. Patten) had given notice to bring before the House of Commons, namely, the present state of the cotton manufacturing dis tricts. He described the destitution which prevailed in Lancashire, and expressed his doubt as to the adequacy of the poor law to meet it. He referred to the stringency of the conditions on which relief was administered. Mr. ViLIALIIB remarked that the distress varied in inten sity in different localities. The datum rather diminished in the third week of April, as compared, with the fourth week of March. He explained the provisions of the order of December, 1852, for regulating out-door relief. The order had reference to able-bodied male persons only; the relief of other classes of poor , persons being in the un fettered discretion of the guardians. With regard to able bodied men, the order required that one-half at least of the I relief should be given in food, fuel, or other articles of also lute necessity ; that the relief should be given weekly or oftener ; thet it should not be given while the applicant was employed for wages, and that he should he set to work so bug as he continued to receive relief. U the guardians deemed it expedient to depart from any of these regula tions they could do so if they reported the departure to the Poor-law Board within twenty-am days; aid the relief given in the mean tune would be lawful. He refuted the allegation which was made in some of the newspapers, that guardians required that applicants for relief shouldn't their furniture before they could be relieved. In reply to inquiries ou the subject., he was as sured, by poor-law inspectors of 27 yearsexperience, that they were not aware of a single instance of the kind. Mr. Villiers explained the steps taken by the board in view of the premiere which was anticipated in the manufacturing districts ; the arrangements which the boards of guardians made for dealing with it; the ample power which they pu nned; and suggested the desirableness of leaving the mat ter at present in the lands of the guardians, who were per forming their duties very efficiently. Mr. Potter, General Lindsay, Mr. Aspinall Turner, Mr. Cobden, Mr. Hanby, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Cornwall Legh, and other members, took part In the conference. In the course of yesterday the Lord Mayor re mired the following contributions is aid of the funds far alleviating the distress amongst the operative in Lanca shire 0. H., 961. ; Mn. Thornton , Old-park, Claph am, 161.; Messrs. Morley and Powell, 101. 10s. ; Hamm Joseph Pollard and Co., Newcastle, 101.; Hears. Pratt, Bmallme, and Son, 51. 6e.1 F. B. or F. V., half note, No. 72,439, 51.; Mr. Josh. Marton. 31.; Mr. J. Joaquin Carreras, 2i. Bi.; Mrs. J. C. Parr, Wavingtom, IW.; Watson, IL; Mr. James Weblin, 1L; Mr. lame Sprott, if. Is.; Mr. end Mrs. Henderson, 11.; W. Z., 10a.; the Mims Leonard, 114 J. 8., Is.; Er., 108.; J. B. 8., 2s. 6d.; G.M. 8., Is.; Mr. Louis Parnell, if. ls.; T. C., 11. IarTROPOL/TAN BOARD 07 WORKB.—The Metro politan Baird of Works met yesterday, at the office in Spring-gardens, after the Bestir recess ; Mr. J. u l nae' in the chair. The chairman said he bad great regret in an nouncing to the board the death of Mr. Edward Palmer, their late respected member for St. George, Southwark, I upon which notice had been communicated to the vedry of that parish. Communimtions were received from St. Marylebalie, St. James, Westminster, St. Luke, Middlesex, Lunbeth, Greenwich, arid the Westminster district, re questing that various periods of time should be 'Sowed them to pay the outstanding precepts for main drainage works. In every case a resolution was passed that, unless the amounts were paid in a week, the board would itself collect the rates in default. The chief engineer presented a detailed and satisfactory report as to the progress of the main drainage works, which was received and ordered to be petaled Some reettthe matters haviag bees disposed of, the heari adjourned. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] MUSIC. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (itorms's rautosams.) AMERICA. (Per Ribernisa, bye) P?rtlsod and riot NEW YORK, Aram 19, VEXING. General Banks's division continues rapidly ad vancing in the direction of Richmond. General Michell continues his advance in the Wedrk It has been ascertained that General Beauregard has 100,000 men at Corinth, and is fortifying most I extensively. LATEST. NEW YORK, AMYL 21, Holum. The Federal General M'Dowell has occupied. Fredericksburg, where there are no fortifications. The Confederate General Jackson is reported to have retreated from Shenandoah Valley to Gor donsville before General Banks's advance columns. The Fedorala have occupied Apalachicola with out resistance. An intercepted telegram from General Beaure gard, dated the 9th, after the battle of Pittsburg, states that he had only 55,000 effective troops. He expects that Van Dorn may possibly join hun with 15,000, and requests reinforcements. Be thinks that the Confederates might afford to loose Savan nah and Charleston for the purpose of defeating Buell, as, if the Confederates are defeated at Co rinth, they lose the Mississippi Valley, and probably their cause. The steamer Adriatic, which was frozen in at Sydney, hes arrived at Halifax. The Bohemian has arrived out. The cotton market is firmer and advancing. Prices are unchanged from Saturday. 00101ERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NSW YORE, Mau. 19. Nomura. Money unchanged. Gold and exchange unal tered. Stocks very dull ; New York Central, 821 ; Illinois, 60i ; Erie, 36j, Cotton very firm ; Upland, 29c. to 30c. Breadstuff' dull and drooping. NEW YORK. APRIL 19, EvzxnW. Stooks base declined i to } per cent. ITALY. TITRIN, MAT 2. It is asserted that the Italian government has granted the concession for the construction of rail ways in Southern Italy to a society of foreign and Italian bankers represented by Messrs. Rothschild. The capital of the society is 300,000,000 francs. MESSINA, MA: 1. The Viceroy of Egypt has arrived here, and was received with app prate honours. Re is expected to leave this evening for Naples. GENOA, RkT 2. Yesterday six thieves, armed with pistols and daggers, made their way into the aloes of one of the principal bankers hi the city. They garotted the officials and carried away the MIDI of 800,000 f. The police are upon the traces of the offenders. FRANCE AND ROME. PARIS, MAY 2. of to-day contains the fol- low " ing The : return of General Goyon has provoked exaggerated suppositions. We believe that the journals which have looked upon the return of General Goyon as • serious indication of a change in Roman affairs, are labouring under a delusion. We are persuaded that nothing has been changed, because nothing can be changed in the policy of the French government towards Boma" HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM, MAT 2. The bank has raised its rate of disoount to 4 per lent. INDIA. BOMBAY, Amur. 12, vie Trews The Calcutta merchants have petitioned in favour of, and the Bombay merchants against, the repeal of the import duties. The g )vernment is said to be divided on the subject. The majority are for doing away with the income tax. 21r.iloreha:1basdeclined a seat in the Supreme Council, on account of ill-health. The cotton crop in Bombay is shorter, and of worse quality than that of last year. Thomas Buckland, attorney of the Supreme Court of Calcutta, has been sentenced to eight years' penal servitude for forgery. Tan Fitirwm in Comm CHlNA.—Admiral Bon nard has issued regulations respecting the side of lacds in the town of Seism. A staff of French telegraph emplopis have arrived at Saigon. They have brought with them wires, batteries, and other necessaries for establishing tele communication between Mytho, Saigon, Bienhos, aia, and Cape St. James. The line from Saigon to Bien hea will mom be in operation, as most of the posts have been already laid down. The lighthouse on Cape St. James is being rapidly constructed, and a lighthouse is am to be owed on Condors. TRH Baer= BVILDLNO EDND. The annual meeting was held at Bloomsbury Chapel on Wednesday, Sir Morton Pete, M.P.; in the chair. it appeared from the report read by Mr. J. Benham, the hon. secretary, that the society is not be • very flourishing . condition, but that by the grants of the 19,400/. received since it was established much good had been dons in the way of liquidating debts and helpiag to build new chapels. A special appeal stated that applications for IPANYURICO from 68 churches are now before the committee, and that 10,0001. are required to enable them efficiently to waist by • system of loans in the erection of chapels in the metropolis end other great towns, where the rapidly-increasing population renders each ereetloos speeielly desirable. Sir Morton Peto said he was prepared, en behalf of a few friends, to state that they were willing to put up four net= built in • similar style to the Annexe at the In Exhibition, at an spew of about 6,0001. for the four, sad also to guarantee the miniaters' salaries for three, four, or Ave years, provided the Baptist Building Fund would lend half the money for ten years without interest. He threw that out es a ;Mileage. The chapels, though costing so little. would be commodious and everything that could be wished, and capable of holding 1,100 or 1,200 pe op le each; and would last twenty years without repairing. The chal lenge was understood to be accepted. The Rev. C. H. BU TS"' INTIANATIONAL EXHIBITION AND LIFEBOATS. roll, Mr. Meridiem', Mr. Under ill, the Rev. W. G. Lewis. —lt was stated in the Express, • few days ago that the and other gentlemen, addressed the meeting. Commissioaen of the International Exhibit3on had at the Tag COVINTRY RIBBON TRADIL—We Binning olevsoth hoer allowed a fulleised lifeboat belo4ag to hoes Daily Post) are glad to notice that the eta trade et . the Royal National Lifeboat Institntioo to be Mmitted Coventry has recently undergone a very seasi e improve. into the building. That statement was made on tbe antis°. meet, sod even those who nave all along entertained the moat gloomy forebodings. are beginning to admit that they iity of one of their auperiotendente of the naval class, do not altogether despair of that city being in • highly whose letter of the 23rd April, to an officer of the instita ticoa. Meted " that space could be given to • lull'eleed life- as condition once more. It is true that most of boat in the open court of the eastern annexe, acd that no the factories are not doing very mods, and several time should be lost in sending her to the building." The of them are s oil en ti re ly doo m , yea a walk through the streets of the city in which the weavers principally reticle lifeboat was accordingly at the Exhibition the next da y . On her arrival there, however, preremptory instruetioas TOM will afford most satidactery information with regard to given that she was not to be admitted. Through the great em, improved stall of trade. In almost every house as.d unusual kindness of the Royal Horticultural Society, where Mere is • workshop attached the noise of the shuttle will be beard, moot conclusively testifying to the fact that the weavers have no longer mane to complain that they have got no work to de. It is gratifymg to and prd tbe ll admirst imi ebal s, wh ion. ere full sh y p e l r i o ml i i n lYP f t th w e haa perw obj b e e c e t na n ot h a :E i li f i ß tica n i t L t m otiou b : learn that this work is chiefly being done in execution of the refusal of the Commissioners than tha t p ortion of the orders, and not for the accumulation of stock , • practioe Navel Brigade, 30 or 40 in number, employed at the Exhibi tion, and to order to express their appreciation of a vowel, which has heretofore base so detrimental to the intervals the like of which may poriUy have saved some o f them' of the trade. lo short it is admitted on all bands that 'selves from a watery grave, they yesterday subscribed 21. to am& L undergoing a reel and substantial revive!, and the visits of buyers have of LW been numerous, instead a purchase a flag to be placed on the lifeboat in the gardens. GOVIANESSEB' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. —A "taw and f ar h o t poop. . w hi c hriediiioodv hoe for m l oog meeting of the subscribers to this institution was held yes. ti me been th e case . With mee t te rr a,. G o at ee p ram s. tardily at the Hanover-square Rooms ; the Earl of Shrews- con, the subemi In aid of Mat pageant has been emir bury and Talbot in the chair ; for the purpose of receiving me t e d by ees t e it ese o f 104 from Sir Joseph paste., the report of the board of management and of the militate M.p_ ast Divirrit.”—A curious misprint w as made and er ha e r sew from th e Earl c o mm. for 1981, and to elect five annuitants of 201. trout the list el "l' 149 candidates. to addition to the 101. kindly collected for by the Tue. fa printing Tampon's ode. The copy from the highest unsuc unsuccessful candidate, the board propose whirl it was plated wee marked for music, and before the to lesson the disappointment of failure by giving 101. to each we d is the Us.-- of the next Ave upon the polL The seenetary reed the N And sham and how of Am divine lo report of the board of management, which was of • very , 4.ted Part neither compositor nor reader to Deena= 31. Mal, showed : Total receipts, 12,1031. waa Aimee the error—which 9e. 3d.; expenditure, 17,8041. Ws. 3d.; balance in hankers' harlot eutdcieut ••••••••••• to elaborate character, and most satistantory. The oph e axani a large P was affixed, Blends iog Piano. The wont cons.- was reporMuced is all sepias. —Mte Parthenon. heeds, 5201. 17e. 108 ; provident fund receipts, 19,03111. fls. 14.; expenditure. 17,8011. 10e. 3d.; balance, 1,2311. GRAT'S-INN Cam.= — Th e following prelates will 14e. 108.—total, 19,0364 15e. ld., which, with the amount In the chapel of this society at the a ft ernoon services of receipts oe cash account, made total receipts 31,M1. w hich sornmeace at Wilma three) . on Sundays daring the 14s. The usual complimentary votes of thanks to the present math of HAY. vs., the Blehotta Cashel fc'marr°w , on the 18th, sod the Bishop of Lis on the 96tIt °penalties of managemeat, the auditors, Yrs. Ling, the the Bishop of Limerick on the 11th , e Bishop of fit.Asepl; Matsui seatelary, were passed. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. On Thursday the sisters, Carlotta and Barbara Xarchisio, made their debut in the characters of Semiramide and Armee, in the meet splendid oeltossinrs operas. It was hardly doing these celebrated ladies justice to choose for their first appearance on our opera stage the day of the opening of the great Exhibition, • day spent by all the world at the new Crystal Palace, and when it might be supposed that most people would have bad, for one day, enough of fatigue and excitement. And accordingly it turned out that the house was by no means so good as it ought to have been, and would otherwise have been on so interesting an occasion. However, if there was a de ficiency in numbers there was no lack of enthusiasm on the part of the audience. And no wonder ; far there never has bees so magnifioent a performance of this opera in this country save in the high and palmy days of Grisi and Alboai ; and even they did not excel them gifted sisters in the power and effect of their performance. They were n rt unknown to the public as singers, for they had sh=ady been repeatedly beard at concerts, both in London and the province" ; but singing a dramatic air or duet in a mincert-room is one thing and singing in it on the Meg* is another. When delivered on the stage with all the impassioned action and expression which belong to the character reprsepted, and which cannot be assumed in the concert room, it is no longer mere music, but some thing beyond it—a language of passion and feeling far more powerful than the utmost eloquence or speech. Thom Wile have only hard in the ommert-room these misters sing the famous " Ebben • te, twitch" or " Serbami %nor si fido," and have admired their performance as the very perfection of duet-singing, have yet to learn what it is when accom panied with passionate acting and all the accessories of the AMP). The character of Amur, to which, in past times, so much effect used to be given by Tamburini, was exceedingly well sustained by Gassier, whose fine baritone voice, exeellent Italian style, and intelligence as an actor, eminently qualify him for the part. ROYAL =WORMS GARDEN& This popular resort was opened for the season on Thursday. Before the hour at which the amusements com menced visitors presented themselves at the gates, and for • time sought the refreshments which were provided in the numerous rooms of the hoteL As the time for the great mid-day attraction, the National Exhibition, wore away, the pramsemdm, the exhibitioes, the numerous refresh ment al fresco rooms, alcoves, bowers, and hotel were padually filled. Very considerable improvements have been OA& during the recess, which will send to in comes the comfort of the general visitor and raise the character of the hotel department. An entire range of kitchme, constructed upon the most approved pima, has hese built, so that the proprietor will be prepared to meet the peat increase of business which this estrum nary year will no doubt bring. The leading new feature in the grounds is the large building termed the International MA which is intended to answer the three-fold purpose of • ball-rocs, coseert hall, and theatre. It is calculated to lurid between 6,000 and 7,000 venous, has added to it a very cemmodinis dogs, and will, no doubt, when finished be • very handsome structure, and will afford aooommodation which illbe been, for many years past, mucn wanted. A solute of 21 guns at three o'clock announced the com mencement of the season. The anisrements and exhibitions commenced at four and continued with.mt intennimion till nearly twelve, when an ersnordieary display of fireworks took place. The most novel exhibition is that of the giant Monsieur Joie! Brio, above 8 fest high, a muscular, well-proportioned, young man, who itja said his maned much astonishment throughout the continent. As the new Theatre was not completed the 13ellet and Divertissement took place in the Marionette Theatre, the first being arranged purposely to bring out • new motor tiosist of wonderful flexibility. The concert, both vocal and instrumental, was given is the new Chimes orchestra, which is haodsomely decirsted, Mr. Tully conducting. The vocalists were Mims Russell, Miss Oishens, Mir Mary Mason, Mr. Morgan, and Mr. Terrell, who sustained the several parts assigned to them• with considerable merit. Equestrianism formed as important item in the pre =two performaaoss being given to the Cirque 1 4 by Signor Quagliari's highly talented company, very much to the satisfaction of the visitors. The evening closed with dancing, which at intervals had been enjoyed by a very large company, who were not sparing of the pain due to the appropriate and spirited music selected by the conductor, and the opening day may with truth be termed a great 1003110. THE PRINCE OP WA R L tza D TEE JEWS AT AI . Ten days after the arrival of the Prince iu the Holy City he met by appointment, at the western wall of the temple, the Chief Rabbi and ethanol the heeds of the Jewish community of Jerusalem. The Chief Rabbi appeared in his robes, and with the insignia of his o=t Haeham Bahl, which, being an appointment by the Sullen, confers on him great civil powers and authority. The Prince received the deputation in a most gracious meaner, and after the ordinary formalities entered freely into con venation with the Chief Rabbi ; of whom he inquired if he believed the massive wall by which they stood to be a 'portico of the great master-work of Lug Solomon. The chief rabbi's explanatory remarks in an swering this question in the affirmative ' evidently impressed the Priam • for be raised the covering from his heed in token of the sincere veoeration which he felt for the sacredness of the spot ; and who can tell what anode- Sons of thought crowded on him at that moment, for he immediately requested the Chief Rabbi to offer np a prayer for his "mother, the Queen of England !) The Chief Rabbi then prayed aloud io Hokum for the health of "Queen Victoria; " and with great fervency, that she might long continue to reign, and with wisdom like unto that of Solomon. At the conclusion, all the deputation ejaculated "Amen, Ames." The prayer being interpreted to the Prince, he was greatly moved, and even more so when the Chief Rabbi followed this prayer with an invo cation to the King of kings that the soul of the late Prince Consort might rest in peace in the realms of eternal bliss. The Prince, aocompanied by the Chief Rabbi, then visited the eyuagogues, which were brilliantly lighted up and decorated as on a festival, and were crowded to excess. ' Prayers were there offered up for the Prince, Prince Alfred, and all the royal family. At the first synagogue which he visited the Prince asked to see one of the scrolls of the law, ' and he examined the sacred volume with great earisestnow: The Prince then went with the Chief Rabbi to view the two new synagogues and the Rothschild Hospital, and during this time they held almost uninterrupted conversation in the Italian language. The amiability of the Prince on this occasion was as conspicuous as was the deep interest which he exhibited in all that took place ; and his most courteous demeanour throughout towards the Chief Rabbi and the whole Jewish community is creditable alike to his heart and to his ealigthened mud.—Jewish Chronicle. 001 l Per Lad P o. 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