The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-12 00:00:00

/ ----' ' Vili "' ' • C.---Z -1 1 0,0.4e-61 7..... "rict - 1 1031A1E 0 47_1; '_. YIAIMIIIT ,%&::,151(1Z." - { lIIT 0,--..............*--..." ----- - t lIIV' -'1 LIIII; G t----- . , t . 0 ..._ _ f• rl•-• :13 RI • a •,1 "AR TI - II No. 6,739.] BEDFORD and NORTHAMPTON RAILWAY COPANY. t NOTICE LS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next HAW-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the libareltolders of this Gowan will be held at the Oakes of the Company, No. 2, AV est er Chambers, Vlctosta-street, Westminster. on FRIDAY, the kith day of March, 1805, at two o'clock to the afternoon predacity, tor the transaction of the' gums' badness of the Company. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed on and Dom Frhley, the SOW March, neat after the oteetlnt ecritam By order, ARTHUR LANK TER. COMMAY'I MOM, 2, Westminster Chambers, brearsotrater, March 10, 1100. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. COKTBACT ter BAIA CHAIRS, sad SIMMS. . The Directors are prepared to receive OFFERS to supply 0.003 tons RAILS, 2,000 tone CHAIM, end 20,00 0 SLlGlffrn Sped• lications and other information will be got trout Mr. Gear Mr. Graham, tingineeesolhoe, Buchanan-street Station, Glasgow, tin 16th current, on which day aortae' wlahingto tender are required Sr lodge their offers with the undersigned, endorsed, "Tender ger Rah," " chairs," or "Sleepers.' ARCH. GIBSON. Secretary. •202, Buchanan-street, Glasgow, March 2,11261. ELGIAN EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. Oakes in London, 10. Victorlat bombers, Westminster. The Directors beg to inform the shareholders that a GENERAL &BRUNO will be held at the Company's Office, 15, Rue at Champ de Mars, Imlle!-Hrumels, on TUESDAY, slit instant, at I o'clock p.m. Mt. As the ordinary yy~early general meeting to conformity with Article PI of the sznel tad. Al en catraordiaary general meeting, to consider media. =None of the statutes to be reposed by the Board ol Directors. N.S.—Sharm sod proxies to be demeaned in conformity with the statutes at the above named °Nees of the Company in Brands and London, where forms of voiles may be had.—B order, 1.. Nara 6, 1863. L. L BAKNIO, BELGIAN EASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY 001 f PANT. The Directors beg to Inform the Shareholders that a DIMINO preliminary to the above ordinary and extraordinary meetings will he held In London, at the London Tavern. en SATURDAY, 28th iastant, at 12 for 1 oieleck preetaely.—By order, March 6. 1868. L L. SARNO, Secretary. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CERTIFICATI4I37I/IiDENTORE. The Committee of the Debenture-holders' Association beg to announce that tbey have forwarded the partknleas of considerably more than Sterling of these securities to their Agent In America, with bisections to proceed at ones to obtain registration of tho balmes of claim thereon against the Com pany. They are now preptuing to despatch a further list, and invite communications from those holders who desire to small themselves of the advantage of combined action In securing the registration of their deism—By Wm. of the Committee, W ft. HUXLEY, Ilon. See. 10, Angel-osurt, tondos, RC., Oth March, lea. ANELBOURNE and HOBSON'S BAY UNITED .LVL RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS lIIREBY GIVEN. that the REYMN PER CENT. BONDS of the 3lelbourne Railway company, which become dus on 10th March current, will be PAID on or after that date at the °lnce of the Colonial hank of Australasia, No.lo. New Broad greet, EC. The Bands must Do left one clear day for examina tion 'ohm to muscat. JAMES A_ DOUGLAS, Manager Colonial Bank of Australasia. London, Muth 11, 11501. MELBOURNE and HOBSON'S BAY UNITED RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE I flI ElfT (MYER, that the min= on the SEYRN TER C 1.14 T. LOMA of the Melbourne hallway Com pany, duo on tho IGth March current, .111 he PAID es or after that cl - ttc, at the office of the Coloalel Rank of Auttralada, 10, hew Eruad.strect. E.C. Coupons must be left one cleat day previous to payment JAMBS A. DOUGLAS. Manager Colonial Bank of Anatralsale. London, March, 1888. VINGLISH, SCOTTISH, sad ATJSTRALTAN .124 CUARTENED DANK. Pak! up capital,Mooo,ooo. Letters of credit on the branches am mental on the roost favourable terms—BlLL on the Australian Colonies negotiated and ant for collection. Deposit: received at rates and for periods which may be learned on Moony st the ogles. Letter. of credit may also be obtained of the undermentioned agents of the Bank, siz. • kgg1.1314-11 mere. 6;lm:tiny and Co., l'aellsznentwtreet. Hampshire Banking Company. Southampton. Meters. Harris, Bullock nod Co., Plymouth. Mcsam A. Heywood, Bons, and Co, LlverpooL Ileum Heywood, Brothers, and Co., llanalmater. Lloyd's Banking Company, Dinningham. National Provincial I.lc of England. West of England and South Wales Bank, Bristol. Meson. Witham. and Co., Tram. tLecraris.—liatUah linen Company Bonk. North of :Scotland none, Aberdeen. Aberdeen Town and County Bank. 1 =LAMB: Bank of Ireland. By order of the Court, HENBY MOULFA Bantam 73, Conthill, London, LC. TUE RANK of •BRITISH NORTH AMERICA rated LI Rolla CSarior er it itirs PAID•UT tI CVNAL. ONE MILLION 0, ()RANTS LETTERS of CREDIT on its Branches in CANADA, NOVA KCOTIA, and NEW BRUNSWICK, on its Branch in VICTORIA, VANCOUVER ISLAND, and on its Agents in NEW FORE and SAN FRANCISCO, payable on presentation, In.. of chine. • Also parchsess or forwards for collection hills on America, and Coupons for Dividends on American Stocks, and undertakes 'Soe osmium, and sale of stock, and other money business In the Lai d+ provinces and the United Statea C —ily order of the Court, IIcNAB, Secretary. • No. 124, Bhhopeliateutree , LC, B ANK of BRITISH COLUMBIA aocorporstod by Royal Curter), • Onsets Letters of Credit on Its Branches at Son Franclsm In california ; Portland, In Oregon; Victor's, In Viutconvers island; and British Columbia and similar crafters granted by the British Linen Company, the Union Bank of Ireland, the North and South Wales Bank, in Liverpool, and the Ba nk al Liverpool. r -The Bank also purchases or [onwards for collection drifts on the above colonies. Money la received by the Bank on deposit for Eyed pwba of not less than a twelvemonth at 5 per cent. Interesk payable ge wp aljer 7lse terms for other periods can be ascertained on on to the Bank. HENRY ND. RANSOM, General Manager. • 6 East India-avenue, Leadenhalletzset. Loudon. iIIIANK of CALIFORNIA. —The ORIENTAL µ-.1 , BANK CORPORATION are prepared to Ifailfg DILAkTI3 at sight on the Bank of California, San Francisco, the term for ohish may be amsertalned at their ones. hreadnemtle-atirest. April, lag. :MONEY, from Four oor Cont.—MONEY ADVANCIU) one hour after application, without meths or security, In town or country. Bills of nobleman, Akers. gentleman bolding public appointments, tradesmen and householders, inimedleacly discounted. without refer ences or rasranteos. Money advanced on Multi" without removal, law cam, or puMa lty of bill of sale, on freehold and leasehold property. farrldiM stock, Plank marhinery. and merchandise of every dacrigtion. 1.60,000 now ready for immedisto Investment on revenloos and annuities. Mr. Uso. IC ?Antenna' balm an beams surplus capital at his command is now prepared to advance sums In large or small amounts, repayable by em instalmente to snit the convenience of borrowers. AU loan office routine dispensed , with.—Apply to Mr. QED. 5 NIACIEENNAL, 61, Piccadilly, facing St. Jana" street, W.. who bag no couneetlun with any other °Mos copying this advertisement. Oen hours 10 to 4. Adman on life policies and insurances effected. lIIRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, JL and others, married or single, in town or country, repair ing cub, may obtain It.. same for a rational& interest, from one month to three years, without the usual loan-odke routine. —apply personalty, or by letter with directed envelope, to C. I. MINI & al, Blacketaaeireet, S K LlO and above may be obtained on furniture as security, without removaL ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES l—l/ ao, call at cam on the undersigned. and be relieved from the um pleasant fear of imprisonment and executions. Bankrupts/ and divorce CMOS conducted on moderate terms. Private arrange ments made with creditors. Deeds of composition and assign ment executed. Protection to parson and property obtained publicity.—Apply to Mr. & ILtaBl4, t 7, Btrand, Hours, It till 4. ACOMMISSION (worth more than £ 1,030 a year) for either sex; not derogatory tothose of the highest pmitton.—Dired LL, 2t Beergentelreet, & SCIENTIFIC and MISCELLANEOUS APPARATUR. MR. J. 0. STEVENS will SELL by_ AUCTION, at his Great Rooros, SS, Kingetreet, Cot•gerdon, TO MORROW, March IS at half-past It precisely, insUclem CAMERAS and LENSES and other PHOTOGRAPHIC AMA RAIL S, by Rom, Voietlander, and others : tel=es. °Pars and rareclamosos very choice assortment of na bozos, lock stitch soorimachine, magic lanterns and slides, aileroseopes and °binds TOT ditto, levels, pardadars eMalognon, winch may be had on application to the auctioneer. The goods on view the day before and morning of sate. CURPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are now offer ing to yardmen the whole dlad yeses ERIMELS CAltYgrd at present on hand, at a reduction of SSyR cent To nonagon of Rotolo, large nonsurnere, and lamfifea, Uds notice is quite worth their attention. Address -1a to 21!, eiTHINSTEIt-BISD9I4.OAD, IA MBERT'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM, -1 an ellattaal Tatman without teeidoe the bowels et aff,cting the head, arty efiteadoma sad UMW/ to Le the bestniedidas for hanedhiely ton* floik canertaad area et Whoa. awl beelpint teermglitea n tne ensue gilicntly cum pewee elm the twill bearable olmtrably Ogg thel Ilddtagerldtit Inglowl= to approach*, ceseemeesese MO Ille lOW r, roots T ea l et ism ar e s t. EMI ix We el leftect Icon, ea edit le Mr diamsk M orin ,. ..adida br w• LognlZ tiamstras Irak* br a la tottl eid."triaat imabm azto ni te, th el• De atd ad far Tie imeand WNW Art =and MUM fr PRIVATE LECTURES and CLASSES, at Priadersopere, W. The Rae LUX. J. W. WORALV, oneCes ret airiati College, cananage, Lecturer in Public at a College, London, will Otili list following on 10th end Ma Critical Wady d lie Int& Lamm 10-1 L W Muit l66 literature, 11-11. 001wirolitiou—lessys, Poems, 116th, and airs] Worm% 1-1. Public Reading—Maaigerneut of the Voice, Proguntiation, Die Wad Utterance, 1-9. Public flyeakiNg—lngwovisation, Delivery, Logic, Grammar, Er am esitze am Wor t Gesture, rt . c ii , r i Genticosessli ClXest ia gilsdos ► EVENllill CLLWOW VCR GE Tbu N MIN. Public Reeding, Moeda,' and Thursda% 8-9. Public fiyeaklag, Mondays and Thursdays. 9-10 Reglish linuevear Vegeta' sad Fridays, 8-0. l.nea=tiau Thadep and Friday, 9-10. Connie of 10 ns, One courses begie every sit weeks: —lBth March, let May, 1646 June, lat October, and MA Novenbr. ATKINSON and Co , FAMILY DRAPERS. Suppler of all ldnda Drapery Goods forwarded on spgleadon, suitable ether for household or personal use. Caliecen and Calico Sheeting' In every make, at ths lowest reduced market prices. Fancy Flatunis for Dressing Gowns, Wadding or Bowing Shirts This Season's Prints, printed Cambria and Brilliants, from the first manufacturers Scotch and lrldt Damask Table Clolbs, Dinner Nankin , sod Soot Irish, and Bernstoy Dula Medical , sad tri e t l is t hirstli Towels. Blanketa, Counterpanes, Table Covers, de. lit to 512, WIBTI.UNSTEB Bp.IDOF.-BOAD, LONDON. THRESHER and GLENN!, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment to Landau next door to Somerset, bonne. Strand. N.B.—Llats of necessary outfit far every purpose an . d antreont to Ines, Mae. and the Colonies, be tor udal on application. WF. THOMAS and Co.'S PATENT SWING MAMMY& .Thecelebratedno.l Machines, unequalled for general work, 110. The new Domestic Machines, complete (Lock glitch), de as.. /le Os., and trim W. Y. THOMAS end 00., 1 and t„ Cbeegnide, and Begat-dreus, Oxford-street, Leaden. PIGEONS. DAINTREE mid Co., 1 DYERS and CLEANERS, Dockhead, Bensoodsey : 44, Leicester-square 98, IlmuLtatrest. Groirvenorpoare. . A. THINSON and Co., 128 to 212, WEST MINSITR-BILIDGItIgOAD, LONDON. CAJ3LNEr MANUFACTURER...S.—Show Rooms for every Doseription of Furniture. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTKIER& FAMILY DRAPTsRS. TLLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing A. drawings of the llindtare exhibited in the dhow-roonta, forwarded tree, or can be had on application, and .Sigh also entab . .e purtluisers to fore an Idea of the coat of Tarnishing. IU each drawing has with It a correepousdhet price of tho arti....r ehown. All fOlide Marked la to figures. ATKINSON and Co., UV to 012. witTattlasrts 13111 DOE. ROAD, LONDON'. OXYGENATED WATER does not drink BO brisk Om other aerated water, because the pi can only be got Into it in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre scut: betide elfeet on the wenn is toenails' the blood sad glee warmth and Piece to animal power. Order It fresh froth the Laboratory, gel, Longacre, oz through any drawl*, in miss containing de bottira OXYGENATED WATI;IL —Animal hest is kept •p m tbo cabled. westber by daily dranlits of Oxygenated Watts. hash made. trap the laboratory. sa, Long-arrc, or Sieve' say driatteL AP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON ( `SAP of the AUER end CALDER GLASS DOWER COX PANE Is for RAJ E, at REDUCED PRICES, the premises at Free Trade Whir SiatelitT, Wing required for wharf purposes. Orders for all the new patterns end the patest-stvpmed brake as swat Prom the wetly Yorkshire, and the oaes, a, Upper lksinesetreet. City. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING pATIIIITT Ell THE LAST PATENTED, AND SUPERIOR TO ALL ornnx. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. . RICQUERING NO ATTENTION WREN ONCE FIXED. lIIHE LONDON and GENERAL WATER 1. PURIFYING COMPANY (Limited% 157, Strand, four doors from Emsereet•boase, when the Altus In operation may be rms. (MAXEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer eurlar, tor daub* aad paging Wirer , ideetroldate, plate-gtsae, Lc. Tableta id. each. OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, Packets 1.1. each: thks, Ocl., k. 24. 64.1.. sad 4a. eaeb. OAKEY's INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, tram Is. W. each. ()MOTs CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery. aad Olaaa Cloth, Black Lead. Le. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, grown, oUmea, bratbssakers, elzmleta to WSoIeMM by JOHN OAKEY and 801i8, emery and black bead mink 172, Blanktriara• read, & COAL. —GEORGE J. COMERELL sod Co. Beet coals on's% Cash Bla—tt, Corablll. rfOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES vv Broken good tempered sod sound, by Dumb Joekor. Of Whalebone, and 0. Leg nameless from Its. Perch.. Se. (hits %Abe Straps ..true Itla Me. Robber Wings fur litreoh Jockeys on hire.... is. smeak. BLACK W= 4 +teddies A , 250. Ostmd-street, W., Dear the Marble rch, mamma WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLETS. Price lc Of All Chatakta 11111011 LE'S PATENT EARTH CLO B ETE.-00 ANJI. view and In operation at the °Mae of Mantes Patent Forth Clore Company (Limited), le, Bsdford-street. Covent garden. T. M. IVAlte, Manager. IEWAOE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the AP DRY EARTH BliBTlll.—This COO ts prepared to make arrangements tor dealing wtth the cd towns on the Dry Peek System • 'winding the disposal of aisk-water, slops, t Mations to be made to the Manager, 29, Bedtonl• West, -garden. - ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from Is. ; toll sot front La ; se Valls:die 1 silver, 7a 6d.: tall set, La ; oft pieties, lea ; tall set, 19 : on gold, trent Ik. to Ifs. : ton rot, rtes All to Lib: siniTht iro l i tiiblb. ibb extraction by tool anotheals, 65.: uiokr cls 211 . : GU eels refitted or allowed tor. Coniultatinn tree. r. WARD, 2.11.0., sad over 10 years Practical Dentist to the Protesslan.— mi. oxterdotrest. W.. between Dale and Orchardetreets. NV-HITE and SOUND TEETH are indispen asete to personal attraction. and to health andlongerity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLAND'S ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE. compounded of Oriental Ingredients to of inestimable mhos In preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the mons and In Whig a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It ersdkates tartar from the teeth, removes mots, of Incipient decay, and polishes and presence the enamel, to which it imparts apauSlike whiteness Price es 9d. per Sold by chemists and perfumers. Ask far Rowland'. °daubs -ipit UP T LYRE B.—The PATENT SELF AIIIINITLKO OLRk&X MISS, senor effectually irttboot any compliasUoa• Is recommended by the lordly for the cm and relied of 11a The probwry twenty of n good Two Isms efficient roslstlmr_powor, without vamscososry promo* oa the port greeted, dosiroblo slow obtained la a true unowomberod ottll straps, wird sprtsgs, or pads bedad.--.1. EGG sad Co., No. 1, licaadaly. T.AITUZ.—The =TM= oontains an save AA the WNW, which promo in the 'Albumins iingties.—Mr. G. JOZEAI77= IA prepares • Syrup awl a Me of lathe for lottac•), reoommondal eft htedked Prof treader see* 8111Uuns, aid all affeetloss. AIM IL led. fad to IL Fate, by pod, 11. Bid mad pa fa. D HEIIMATISM, so distressing to those who .11..11J are afflicted by It, may be most afteetaslly relieved by a timely applleatkat of MOGI:3 IMAL-ALL Prepared °My by Barday aad Sam, 93, Fardnedireeeed, Lemke, sad may be ob- Weed tree MmM. ts duo area serviceable dr Cbd- Odin betas dry are broken. Peke la. lid. per bodle. JOZEAITB COPAIIINE.—In chronic or recent Mecum • care la effected to an ammo stx proved by tbe.Parts Phydelaaff Acadesay.—ffeld by all s e e. CAL Omni Depot, 40, llayraarket, M O. Jo t the only Preach chemist with the diploma at Om Puts Wood d Pharmaiy. Price la. "Wow to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment • aid Ceara of Indication, Flotillas* sad Ilarroes &tons peculiar to Men. and BySON loam pairarA.D., 7.42... Loudon, Dm C 4. LuftAg. 4l 4 LC' LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1868. ;ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. alio Time Bolles Grind Ocean, Prowasadit. lists ecioct. One ShUller, MDLLB. FINETTB, from the Lyceum, lITNNY NIGHT, writ es hi the Parisian Quadrine. ROYAL mum LETTS'II OAPSULES.-11r. BETTS, of /Co. 1, Wharf-meek Clipseed, dadrse to jive public noUce that the Lord Minesner's padstnents of the ath Inst. t n ato ''Tlines" of tbe ISttt Inst.) do to any ads, any Captain made by Mr. sot affect an 7 perso Bettis and his name, or sane and address. all et which etaybsneed w 1 risk or onsetlces—lob. Ib. 1808. BIIROUNDY WINEB.-PIOT FRERES, Worms and radars, Mitooti. Depot for ratithod. liegent-stroot, W.—Upwarda of ha varieties of theta:A growths. Burgnody la pronounced by the *catty anit eatoottsoars to ba prowmineally tbs nook aakttary vitiator slits climate.—Assorted sample doom by rail for {lo. MAILET.—PLOT FRERES have s choice cellar V of Bordeaut Winos, comprising tin Ism! growths. oiti to bottle sad lo 800 condition far imatedisto min Of the INUISKTOttI lfoe ! wino examined by the lailes 4= pum ilsaiss: ilem. , test :2 were pronounced to be smalas ' of &Watt Mario, hartser. Wont," 11, 11111. noes to Ills. per dozen. 11!, Irigestetrest. PDIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Zeck Moselle. Choice ellerveselag Mose et moderate guiez i ra s, os appliseMou.-283. &cog Mrook W., north 01 UM 10111IOT FItERES respectfully intimat eervale, that them saaIBOACCUMItiI eel/ appear at rare tlw order that the prices of *hair will wines shall wet be Oillaenced ln by exper live advert/star Note the eadreee-212, ltestautreet, W. ?arable roes Mt loos. WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. followlog doe Wleee aro offered at halt el; Pete usually eharled by ororolmoila MeWle, Clutopadar. Si.; Port, Ida; Merry, Ida.; Meet, lea; BoM, tie ; Hoonossy's Vole Broody, Ora ; inset Wink, lo tie world. 36a per Itozca. A blo are, wilt illPtlelate =DPW for three ducat cod onwarda—P. PERIELNB, Censorretreet. Imam. OF all spirits, Mend_ y is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly pun It poseesas properties of great medical mine, end has aka been the mans cf wag human life. Vied judiciously. it is, at all nines -and on all ass nom, • harmless what. Bo much, however, depends out the purity of the ' t, that great estaka should be eureka In its purchase, y far invalids. Attention has teen directed to implies forwarded* Mews AD. VALENTIN to the tendon and ot he r hospitals and we gladly accord It ear nu paned ap proval It poseessos all the virtues which are theracterbite of the finest and purest Preach brandies combated with cn mot mite delicacy of layout. Their exteadve wine and liquor ornate are situated at 1, Chapel-place NBA, Oxfordoireet,.—"Ettract from 'Coati Journal; lea 11, ISM" KINAHAN'S. LL WHISKY. DUBLIN lxinarnox. 1866. This cobibtated old LOW WEBBY gained the DUBLIN FRIZZ MEDAL—It is ire, mild, meflow, delicious, mad very wholesome. Bold In DMllr. ft. M. sech, . the ntail homes in London : by the agents In the priatipel towns Is England : or "Molted, at IL Grist Wiednaillsareet, lon.lo*, W.--Obsesee me 'ad seal. pink is and cork branded .. Linehan's LL Whisky. IMPORTANT to EVERYBODY , especially Hotel sad all large Consumes—LevenW. and 3. E. TAYIEThe well-known Poulterers and Ebossenongses, of GUIs teneyntrest, Golden-square, are sow FELLING One VOILE HAYS. 914 ; good Tangly Cheese, 7d . : Gas Old Chem, Rd. ; Baron, by aide or half aide, OIL ; IV:Mg Is now cheep. Carta to all parts own boar In the day. SPLENDID TEA-MIST, from Is. 4d. per pound, goal to leaf tw at Mi. per ponied tame money. Special peke ltd met tree. Qu'etner peal to all parts of the kingdom irstra tine leoasom and aonebooga t CeL and te. per pound %I UNSAY and DWI, tea marehands, tl. latigatie•htli, My. LC. CULTIVATION of TEA in the East T H l E sdies has now Demme an Important feature. Since the IntrodueUen of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years Lgo. the EAST INDIA 'AMA COMPANY have, on account of Its great strength sad esquisite Savour, promoted Its sal* by every maim The Tea Districts, then *maned to O Amen, have gradually extended, and Teas from other tarts of loan are a riving, thus offering greater emir flea The span y are sow selling AUS/11, Cachet, Darjeeling, Ac., at trout L. 100 10 4a. Id. per T h ., sad China Teas as umal—Warabousas, No. 9, Great St. Rekn's. elauthyard, Mehemet*, Price List forwarded on applleallooe ATKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of MOBLIN, Swan, Lace, Nat. and Leo oyftios. The choicest dealt:ea 109 to Its, D'ENTMINNTTA.BBIDUE-NOAD, LONDON. TEOPLWO ZOTTIOIB. On the 16th WA, with Illawnstioss inseam' on Wood, kap. deo, Ix 6d. cloth, LEAVES FROM the JOURNAL of OUR LIFE In the 111OHLAND8, from 1848 to 1861. To which are pra nced and added Extracts train the seas Jootisal . ct Account of Earlier Visits to Bootlace& Rod Town in sad Ireland, and Yachting Exenrsions. EditedS. by ARIIIIM Ilailth,lllldor, and 6 PUMPTIS, DISCOVIITA, INTF.RIST, VT?HANDY CALCU LATOR: From If to per rent of Prollts, ge. Also the Moneys, Weights, and Massenet of thlety.sine Foreign Cousin**, and their English Vases, from Recent Meld inform/los. Price 2s. lid. Wm. Wesley. 81, Flestgtrest. FFEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT GALVANILOL-11 MIAMI ou the only CORE of DEAPNESS, Minns of Sight, Iferroseusirs, Palpitsbow, bon potion, Low Spirits, Ocommapbai, sad Load Memory, without the use, of falsely celled towedy, Elsetrklty. Soot peat tree tot one stamp. by lir. Thomas G ass, Wnford-bouse, Iturton ereaceut, LoodolieW.C. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Mairs's mumuuti - FRANCE. PARIS, MABCII n, Zusixo. The Moniker du ,Moir, in its bulletin, says Into-Ml.l°nel tendencies of a peaceful nature beam daily more evident. As was declared by M. Rather in the Legislative Body on the 4th March, the relations of France with foreign states were Maw of a more cordial chancier. The wisdom Of the European Cabinets, in harmony with the general interests, will produce saln .tary effects towards strengthening 'confidence and maintaining tranquillity." The same paper, peaking the language held by Lord Stanley en the 6th inst., relative to the Alabama gneationy says that Lord Stanley dwelt in vary wise terms 4en the considerations of every nature ren daring desirable a complete harasong between England and the great American Republic, and it is to be hoped that a friendly solution of the ques tion will not be long delayed. Letters from Algeria state that the famine still continues. Marshal M'Malton had left for Frame, with the intention of urgently demanding the sum of one million francs in aid of the distressed. The Patric of this evening seys—" Letters from Toulouse state that some slight °leftmost took place there the previous day, on the °cession of the revision of the lists of the National Guard. Order was not seriously dis turbed." _ _ _ The directors of the Lawrie, deenir National, /:eess del Deux Me des, and Journal des Mats have requested the Tribunal of the Correctional Police of the departement de Is Seine, to appoint a day for arraigning M. Kerveguen. Friday next, the 271iti inst., has been filed upon. To-morrow the President of the Legislative Body will receive the demand for permiasion to take proceedings against Deputy Kerveguen. PRUSSIA. 13ERLLN, Mainz 11. The legal committee of the North German Fede ral Council this afternoon discussed the recent treaty with the United States respecting the na tionality of emigrants. The committee charged with the preparation of a uniform law of civil pro cess throughout the North German Confederation took the subject of the abolition of imprisonment for debt into consideration to-day. An official an nouncement has been issued stating that a project is on foot for inducing 15,000 Germans to emigrate to Luna via, Antwerp, under pretence of establish ing a colony. The Government, therefore, again cautions the public against emigration to Peru. Count von Bismarck will give a grand dinner to morrow in honour of Prince Napoleon. A confi dential meeting of the members of the cabinet was held at Count von Bismarck's house at noon to day. Preliminary proceedings upon the charge of high treason have been taken against the editor of the newspaper Zifkunft, for having published a leading article incalcating the necessity of organi sation among the democratic party. The Minister of the Interior will return from his lion of the distressed districts turret Prussia at4lll - end of the west. BERLIN, Meicn 11, Evans°. It is semi-officially announced that the customs and commercial treaty of the Zollverein with Austria is to remain in force until the close of 1878, being subject to eleven months' notice of termination, otherwise to continue valid. The tariff contains no paragraph prohibiting the import, or export, or transit of any article of commerce from one country into the other. The stipulated facilities of traffic aro based upon the free entry of raw products and the reduction of duty upon manufactured articles. Transit dues are alto gether abolished. ITALY. FLORENCE, DlAnat 11, Eviuguca. In to-day's sitting of tho Chamber of Deputies, Signor Ricciardi questioned the ministry relative to the late discussion in the French Senate re specting the Cavour Canal Company. He asked what where the intentions of the g overnment on this question. General Hembree, after alluding to the embarrassments and failure of the company, stated that, nevertheless, the Italian govern ment had fulfilled its obligations, and would continue to do so. The company could not claim rights which it did not possess. An appeal could be made to a court of law. Justice existed for all as much at Florence as at Paris or London. Signor Cordova maintained that the Italian government was released from its obligations by the failure of the company to carry out the undertaking. The Minister of Public Works stated that the company had not fulfilled the conditions which entitled it to • guarantee. The Chamber, in consideration of the declaration of the minister, passed to the order of the day. Signor Crispi and other members of the Left pre- sented • motion for the adjournment of the discus sion upon the grinding tax until the administra tive reforms had been voted. AIISTRLL VIENNA, MAzat 11. _ . _ . At the sitting of the Hungarian Delegation to-day the debate upon the military estimates was proceeded with. Councillor Fence, the representative of the government, replied. in the =me of the Minister for Foreign Affair, to the reser, car by serial prelims speakers epee the government for the palsy it bad rimed in the Genus and Eastern radio= He dried that the gorearest had ever desired or at* oared to mover its tenser position in Germany. With the empties of the Weeks of Count Tauffkirchin, whir was directly at error with the peaceful efforts attempted, no sign had yet bees dis played by Prussia of s wish ter more =timer relation'. With regard to the Boras palsy of the go meant* the speaker stated that off the retlishle wishes and demands of the Christian fabler= of the Porte had met with the most emphatic support apes the part of the primmer. in the rental an armed eafereernent of the demands reads upon the Porto by any individual Chrisdan population the resentment would not =ask psalm It was essential to the reservation of Errs= rase that the reforms in Turkey, and the °eateries of the Just desire of the Christian partakes, should be effected perefully, and without any interferer ca the pert of a for power. The speaker kM stress torts the brousibility of the government remain* pear is the use of a esorded &olive intervention of any power In the asks of Turkey ; bat he tear* edits the polity treaded to bring about the seeirserre of pear scald be =owned with reseed el rewrite in this rallies also. He advocated the gnat of the 'apparent/10d by the air ministry, beanie to derive the rank, of the mess of defence required as the ladispreable Madman 17 the government would not only nnlflfy Is =race the darts made for the maintenance of plat; bah r i restos every chance of that surer whisk it sialit otloorodooloope would be achieve,' ROYAL LITERARY FUND. The annual general meeting for the election of Olken and other banner was held yostordly at the chambers of the corporation, Adelphi•tarraee; &rl STAN. Hors in the chair. --•• • • • The treasurer's report for 1868 gives the following in. forniation :—The dividends from the permanent fund during the pest year have produeed 7841. 10a The arm I of 30u1. stook, repreessting the legacy bequeathed by the late Mr. F. W. Fthhelt, was parehased after the pay ment of the January divide_ ...ad The permtheut feed therefore, now amounts to 26,3 00 4. Producing • n annul dividend of 7891. The Omsk of the Newt= property eon. date e 1 8,16.1.15& 10d., in the Three per Cents. Reduced, producing en annual dividend of 2451. Os. Bd. The leases of the Newton 'stated Whiteebapel, which for the bun twenty-one viers have produced the annual rental of 2031., expired at M idsummer Wt ; end the trustees have treated testae principal taut on the estate • leased the whole gr i Vh f e or s twea"-e yeast, dmuirgPtrrivedpurrialyeaorf ineludiag &quarter's rent un d er gn the new lea.., hes been 2741. se. The grants made daring the year have been 43, and the aggregate amorists to 1,7201. The each encount shows total receipts, including • Mimeos of 1151 18s. M. brought over from previous year, 2,5181.1.. 9d.; and disbursements, 2,1791, Is. &I. Of the balance, 2761. sea been devoted to the purchase of stock, leaving • balance carried ever of 63/. - - ' The CHAIRMAN in moving the usual vote of thanks to the corporation registen, treasurers, and auditors, ex plained that the condition which Imposed the most in violable secrecy on the council, • condition he fully approved of, prevented his detailing the names end par tinder circumstances of the eases relieved. The danger which this condition onsidonesd, and in every case they had not been able to avoid it. was when claims of severe distress were brought before them, but where the literary pretensions of the applicant were very slight indeed, in some instances being confined to the compilation merely of a local guidc, or the publication of a maretriaions and ill-written poem. In these ones (however painful) it was their duty to refine relief, though he was sot revered to say that in some few eases they bad not yielded to the natural temptation of re lieving distnne when brought before them in a wiry severe form. It, however, shenM never be forgoing that the prineiple of the society _wee to admit only the claim of distress when combined with acknowledged literary me*. He congratulated the members cm the state of the society, and also en the aseepeanco rg r e t: Prime Minister of the invitation of the sound is take He chair at the next anniversary festival. The motion having been carried, the newsier in the council sod other departments were filled em by elution, Sir J. Napier being elected to the comma and to the general committee, and to the latter sine Mown. T. Martin and 3. W. Kaye ; Mr. W. B. Donne as ems of the tars ; Dr. Samuel Birch as auditor ; and Dr. as honorary physician. Some other general !minus having hesn leaneasial, mad thanks voted to the chairman, the pressedinip imminnted. WiTER-00L01711 DRAWINGL--A 04111100 1 111 01 60 &swim, the property of Mr. J. Laarwara.ii was by auction, yesterday, at N. Flniate lAw ae in Pallinall, and realised nearly 4,1001. AMMO dnwlna the following were the mod = 116. .. Th i at is t..m, of the Buck Hoods," Prea=l Ta i rz z r, sod exhibited at the late Parra II bi 00 lares (Voldne). A pair, by Onglir raid ing, , anore" from Truth Mawr and Byland Yorkshire, 470 guineas (White and Permain),_ • Vanes Tree," by Birket Foster, 254 guineas TY " liarealdng," by the same, 102 guineas (Gazabart.) Far emu drawing by the same, 287 guineas. A gilt tree Oethedr4" arid " liurenburg,' by Praia. 12? (Broth and Permain). " Craning the Mountain," by? P. p oo ls. 145 imbues Marie* " The Royalist." by Jelin I (Mbeit. 101 gams (WoerM. (STAMPED ld. ADDITIOVAL.] SPAIN. MADRID, MAR= U. The Congress has adopted a bill panting a longer period for the conversion of bonds of the Passive Debt. BELGIUM. BRUSSEL% MAscu IL The ministry have declared that, if the Chamber of Representatives reject the projects relative to the contingent And duration of military service, they cannot continue to hold Oka COPBNHAOKN. MAscu U. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Den mark leaves this capital on Sunday next, vid Ham burg, Munich, and Trieste, for Athens, where he intends to remain for a month, and after that period to visit London. ZONE PENIki LORD PIASTVUBY uN Mk; SLATS We TM .INGLIBff LAW. 14.4 ..sung Lord WlnTettnY pentitild at the 'salvers's, meeting of the Judaea Boast, wbfoh was held at their odious in St. Haetizerplsee,Trefallse - nlume. His Loentime, in announcing ihat Mr. Jena= Han n= aseepled the position of one of the vi ces el the seek* add he could net forbear expraW the g 240 ploneede wide be felt, • pleasure which he was sure was =lewd br to. whole of the profeadon, at the selection of that dinUestan to be one other Ma= judges—a more anesegielsie and • more mealiest =odd sot have bass made. (Hear, hear.) lordWeethisey then proceeded es w( arti very our. high mes h and pinitea to t to oa ths am presen tle t lexd preskten Cham cy el tie seelity should be au=to thst adds hied. He dgeoribed Lad Cairns as • moat asmomplished lawyer, n seek= legal reformer and scholar, and owe who was it =snowzy desirous of promo ft the study et =As h would therefore be highly to the admalege of the oft the aeolity if they used =sore Lord Cahns as t heir t. After a presiden short discard= it waif decided that the deed= of president should stand ever until the oat ameting,sad in the meantime Lord Westbury should convey to the Lord Chancellor the wishes of the society that be would accept the position of their president. Some other formal bushier haveigbeen tesnemited, Lord WISTBOEY proceeded to deliver en able =dram upon the present ixeition of the English law suggesting that the shoul d not aseflas itself, as it gad hitherto desk to hol meatier when pews were to be read, but UM it sir enlarge the sphere ol its operations sire d metaimes by amemtding, say mum every fortnight, foe the diesseden el some of those Important legal questions which were now occupying the serious attention of parlia ment and the country. He said we had now got to the brink of a time which was the moat important with re- LI::our legal institutions and laws that he remembered the whole of the forty=glit years that he had bees acquainted with the subject ; and he was glad to say that we had springing up emcee= us • greet body of young men who were earnest and skilful in. their legal knowledge. One of the most impede= of the several commissions which were at present sitting upon legal subjects was that with respect to our =iris of justice sad the manner in which the Jude: Mare of the country should be arranged. A more important substhan this °odd hardly be imagined ; and he begged to observe how much advance in the opinions of tlio profes don was indicated by the mere fad that this reconstitution of the whole of the tribunals had been deemed a fit mut ter for discussion, whereas a few yeses ago to sugg est such • thing would have bees thought little abort of protium. floe. The question was, should they alter altogether the mode et trying the ordinary causes that arose at grin priss y having ard to our present constitution. The circuits were or iginally intended merely for the purpose of creating local courts. Well, did these answer, and was it desirelge to retain them!—or did not tiro enormously increasing business of the recently require that they should have institutions similar to those that prevailed in other countries—local courts of enlarged jurisdiction . — courts of the first instance— be tribunals of the metropolis serving only as courts of appeal from =me other tribunals ? He expressed no opinion on the sub ject himself, but these were questions which were now ender discusaion, sad which required great consideration. While he war • law oiliest( the oomplaiat of the judges in Westminster-hall to him was that they were perpetually being condemned to perform duties el the most insigni ficant character. They might be called upon to sit for days in determining some trumpery dispute which ended in a verdict for li. or 61., and the case was not merely trifling in itself, but was immaterial in its details. Cer tainly some of the courts of Westminster were in a most lamentable state. Take, for instance, the Court of Ex chequer. Its constituti on as regarded judges was whdly ion d, and the Court of Exchequer Chamber we„ht be so constituted that three judges might overrule the opinions of seven. One judge sitting a 1 nisi prim gives an opinion with which four judges setting in Imam apse, that made fire judges of the same opinion. The matter might then be taken to the Exchequer Chamber, where there were Ave judges, two of whom might agree with the court below, which would make seven judges of ono °platen. Yet three being the majority of judges in the Exchequer Chamber their judgment world stand as agar= their two brethren, and that of the amok below be reversed. Now this could not be said to bo • satisfactOry state of things. The cooatitntioa of the House of Lords was also by no means satisfactory, fee there might only be two, three, or four lords present, and no one could ascertain before-hand what was the nature of the tribunal to which the meet important questions to be settled would be referred. The constitution of the Judicial Committee of the retry COIIII4II was even more aneatidastory, yet • more Impudent tribunal could not be eenesiveeL They had got • walosial empire, (reeks than ever existed in the world before, and from that empire questions of the most vital importance were continually coming, yet the pointer of tea discreet oases might have to be settled by gentlemen who had given no particular study to die law in question, and who only gleaned their knowledge from the arguments and papers adduced. The anomalies in ecelegiartical matters were simply ridiculous, for there were at this very time four final tribunals to deal with these subjects, each of them aids= from the other, sash of them being finnl, and there being no further appeal from any of them. The limo of marriage, too, were • reproach to our country. When ho wan First Law Adviser to the Crown it repeatedly happened that be found whole communities of English persons living abroad in n state of eoecubinage, simply because of some legal technicality which had been overlooked in the perfornizec of the mar riage ceremoey. But of all the charges of reproach in connection with our law he knew none more just than the one brought against the present position of the law of debtor sad creditor. Take it either with regard to bank ruptey, or with regard to joint-stock and limited liability compsniee, or with regard to railway companies. The law bad at present been utterly =equal to grapple with the amplitude of them evils. It had been founded in a great measure upon bed principles • in addition it had been rube jost to • most imperfect adolialstratioa, and ft was now high time that they should arldrem themeelens to this sub ject, with a view to matters beiag placed upon a more satis factory footing to the people of Eugland. A vote of thanks to Lord Westbury for his address con cluded the proceedings. A meeting of the Neutrality Laws Commistuopers wag held yesterday. Present—Tim Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor, Maim Hem Sir Wi Mist Beale, Sir it J. Q C., Sir Been d ell Palmer, ALP., Q.C. Sir Trams Twice, Q C., Mr. W. V. Vernon Harcourt, Mr. Themes Man. M.P., Mr. W. H. G , .P., an l Mr. W. E. Feeder, M.P. Mr. C. S. A. Abbots, at tached to the moamiesion, and Mr. F. P. Onside, the Secretary, were also present ,„„ • SKOCKINt: OUTRAGE TO • CHILD.—[The fouow lag appeared in our Third Edition last evening.]—Yee. r• day afternoon Mr. Payne, the City 'Groner, remised, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, the inquiry relc4ve to the c:r eumetanees of the death of John Hone caged fon • years.. It appeared from the evidence of Bridget Hunt that. the dimmed was her child, and that on Wednesday last ohs left him at her lod gings , No. 1, Demnarkmourt, City,. while she went out on ..new. While out she wes in formed that he wee frightfully sodded and bed been tam to the hospital The next morning she my hint in. Me hospital and he told her that Mrs. Newell, the lan _.d =had put Mee is a pot of bogies water aad hat him. She told Mn. Newell what the boy mid.. and the answer the accused made was "If you don't Ilk& it you can leave the house. He fell over the pot as he me into ream" The deceased died in the hospital on. riday. _ John Whelan lodger in the same house, said on F the Wednesday aftern oon Mrs. Newell called hint into her. room and said, " Little Johnny is burnt." The deceased was on her bed with the akin dripped from the abdomen and thighs, and he was not able to speak from pain. 'Mrs. Newell said that the poi was on the floor and the bq rag in and fell over it and upset it. Witness, homes . saw. no sign of water on the floor. John Hunt oorroborded. Whelan's evidence, and added that he said at the time to . Mrs. Newell, "It is strange that the hep's outside &ohm ars not wet, and neither axe his little mu." She replied,' " I don't know nor I don't ewe. Let ye hang mei( ye Gan." The child was terribly injured, the skin hung-down' in strips from his legs, Mrs. Newell had threateted to beat him on the previous day for running in and But of. the playing. She bad also throe n water emir tbe chi sL The mother, stated in her evidence Usti she: had frequently left the child in Mrs. Newell's care, and that the Mater bad always taken proper ears °Maim.; Mrs. Mary Newell denied that she injured the MALI He ran in aad fell over the pot and upset it. Thus was. only three pints of water in it. There was Inter. on the door, on the child'. clothes, end on bar apron., Mr. Hondall, the home-rargson, deposed that tbc de ceased was brought in terribly scalded over the stomach and around the idwer part of the body. Death resulted en Friday last from those injuries. It was 14817 intPlo - 1 beblo that such injuries Gould have been reeeteed byi merely falling over a pot, as described by Mrs. NewelL The body was melded ell armed, bet the arms wets not. The clothes of the boy were preassed, and it appsand that none of them were wet auspeig eke trswes, leach) appatrod to have boss is water only ate* Ws, sleet dial body. The jury returned a meant old uldeniimrgider ^ against Mary Newell. CRYSTAL PALLos. —On Br erns ray. WLDJISDAT, Marc[ 11.—MI.1E1km w 815 :. ditto W mesa Masi% lAN I told dam. ler SD years Ilsesima and 00 . hare 00-opeatedl els OS MOM 11640601011111 then! M a r r s , erZ Darts, meshes Me seemmerdin Ms. sersopess AO es II leans IMgam. se lowed la - 1 15. 1 . 444 " 1141 " ..." • AMERICA. NY MAIM TZLZOIIaII, THROUGH 1(1. urns's Aciacr.) NEW YOUIL, Utica 11. The republican party have carried the elections in UM State of New Hampshire. Mr. Walter B. Harriman, the republican candidate, wee elected governor, and the majority of the sueoessful candi dates foe seats in the legislature belong to the re publican party. The Allan Company's steamers Austrian and Belgian arrived out to-day. Closing Prices. —Gold, 1391. Sterling exchange on London, 1001. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 109 i ; ditto, 1885, 108 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1011. Illinois, 139 ; Erie, 74. Cotton : Middling Upland, 24. Petroleum, standard white, 24. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 50c.. ; corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 28e. iunnts's rsucaans.) - The City of Boston, which arrivod ►t Queens: town yesterday, brings 1,0001. in specie. (Per the City of Roston, rid Queenstown.) NEW YORK, Frs. 29, Nods. The World states that the Senate yesterday, in executive session, voted against a resolu tion, presented by Senator Sumner, to hold no intercourse with the President during the triaL The Senate has rejected the nomins , tion of Colonel Wiseweli as commissioner of internal revenue. The President has applied for a writ quo warvanto to compel Mr. Stanton to show cause why he holds tho seals of the War-oftioe. Yesterday Adjutant-General Thomas attended a meeting of the Cabinet at the invitation of Presi dent Johnson, as Secretary of War ad interim. The Mississippi Convention has passed a resolu tion thanking Congress for having voted for ire• peachment. A mass meeting was nem last evening in New York, at which several prominent speakers were present. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the course pursued by the President, and condemning his impeachment as a partisan and wicked move ment. The South Carolina Convention, upon their return from Washington, reported that the Republican members of Congress were opposed to the election of ncgroes to Congress. The Convention of Louisiana has adopted an ordinals*, disfranchising all who held ales under the Confederacy, or who advocated the Southern cause in the press or pulpit. General Hancock, by order of General Grant, has revoked his order removing the New Orleans aldermen. General Meade still refuses to make pnblic the returns of the Alabama election. A Democratic Military Club is being organised at St. Louis, in opposition to the Republican military organisation known as the "Grand Army of the Republic." Tho lowa Democratic Convention has passed a resolution in favour of Mr. Pendleton for the next Presidency. QUEENSTOWN, llfeßcH The Onion steamship Minnesota, from New York, arrived hero at 10 p.m. to-day. She brines 67 passengers for Queens Lawn and Liverpool. The Minnesota damaged her fan three days after leaving. THE FENIAN TRIALS AT CORK. CORK. WEDNESDAY MCAT. The defence in Mackay's case was opened yester day, and was continued to-day. His counsel con tended that Mackay's arrest was illegal ; that the firing of the revolver was accidental ; and that the treatment of Casey's wound by the infirmary sur geonswas improper. Witnesses deposed that ay, after his arrest, said be did not intend to shed blood, and was sorry that it had been done. Mr. Justice O'Hagan charged the jury favourably for the prisoner, dwelling chiefly on the question whether the shooting was accidental. The prisoner was acquitted, but was subsequently arraigned for treason-felony. He pleaded not guilty to that charge. RELEASE OF DR. WATERS. DUBLIN, WEDNERDAV WIGHT. Dr. Waters, one of the writers in the /rialiman, who was recently committed to Monntjoy prison under the Lord Lieutenant's warrant, was liberated to-day on entering into his own recognicanoes for his future good behaviour. Gsaancaarra, Max= 11.—The Canadian steamer IPeravien, frets Portland on the 29th ult., ar rived hen We ethentoteek _ Now Toni, Maxon 11.—The Inman steamship Oity al New York arrived here at 7 p.m. last night, sad the City of Oak salved at Halifax at midnight. Teo Now Itironm Acr.—Brummottax, Wes iserthr NIOIT.—A meeting was held In the Town-hall here MeMekt, the sayer in the chair, at which the following reeslatim was pissed :—" That in the minion of this meting the ratepaying elms* of the Redeem Let is pro. dudes peat imedship and mime', and ought at moos to bs repealed" Now CotrsTY Cover Junes—Circuit No. 15, vacant by the death of Mr. Serjeant Dowling, bas been oonferred es Mr. Edmund Robert Turner, of Linage's inn. Mr. Tallier IS • member of the Chancery bar. Ilia all dates from 1852. Tien HEALTH OF LONDOW.—It aro from the return honed by the authority of the Registear , that in the week this ended Bator °drak me 7th of Marsh, 4,665 births sad 2 , 996 deaths wee registered in London and in 13 other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mar. tatty wan Pi per 1,000 ponces living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 22 per thousand in London, 30 In Edinburgh, and 27 in Dublin ; 26 in Liverpool, 30 in Man chester, 113 in Salford, 24 in Ur mingham, 26 in Sheffield, 20 in Leeds, 23 in Bristol, in HO, 25 in New maile-upos.Tyne, and 20 in Olugow. The rate in Vienne was 40 per 1,000 during the week end* the 291 h when the tereperthure wan 13 deg. Fahrenheit lower than in the NNW week in Loudon, when the rate was 21 In leaden the Mho of 1,167 boys and 1,063 girls, in all regithered in the week. In the car wrths kn years, 1656.67, the tromp ;2 .-- reetemestfer, Morena of population, is 2,222. *MU is London during the week were 1,2,11. Itwee Moth week of the year ; awl the average number of fee that week is, w'tL 6 eorrection for hamar, of pepelethen, 1,610. The deaths in the presect rebus exelem by 279 than tht emulated number.