The Express. — London, England, 1866-05-14 00:00:00

, . V 6 ,,,,, ,t ,„„.:" .. . e....., A 7............---• , ~- _ •-•••••, -...4 ".------ / i ' • . - . . __-.' . ---ff .. e....,,a..e.-0.•;-? -- ::kr ---- 7 7 . . • . • t ( . . . • • .: sji , „,,, • . • , i 7 "..---e er 2 e.... • fti v s • _ . .. . __ \........ . . . . . , , . . . . • - - . , .......... • . No. 6,168.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1866. . [STAMPED, . Id. Al) IFE BALL PASSENGER LINE of H ORSE SHOW, Agricultural Hall, London , TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE•WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. EXPRESS' FROM PARK 13 FE PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from London direct _l_E- Adottoko OPri , H l ta NCl .i.au DAY tm and pituita TUDG iumil llNO SmtATlßomormirßDAY, Beane Ship. --....1---. e.— . • SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 14. Ship. ' Tone. Docks. To Sail. — , Hall.-Ex. in- (sztriza's TELzakAms.) Thrtlitoyal Mail Company's steamship La Plata (nom Ova OWE oosiestewnsier.) ---------, .. Annie Arelibell.. 1,060 K India May 15 HORSE SHOW has ageived here with the above mails, 215 pitmen- • 'PARIS, SUNDAY : "..,,,„,,,- • **** Landabdrough .. 2,000 E. India June 10 BITION of AGRICULTURAL and HORTICULTURAL AUSTRIA. 'e --- .,._. • ***** Omen An 2,000 E. India July 10 IMPLKMILVIS, Seeds, Routs, Attest ltantrteanoss for Do- . gem, 421,883 dols. in specie, and a large cargo, I The latest expressiOn rif the iiew phe ro. , **** sane on o . __ ; : 2,000 x /n em 22 0 2 6 nestle yekorsenhoue and Cut likmers. Verna, 6.c., in the VIENNA, MAT 13, Evzsmo. chiefly cocoa bark, ginger, and tobacco. Among her situation founded upon the-as I - Will sh o s ee .. sirocco 2,000 K ladle June 26 Galleries ; Carriages, Harness, kn. in the Avenue. The outbreak of war is considered imminent. - -- iItiMNSLAND. I Orders, 130, sinobsess. 11 ORSES H 0 W, Agricultural Hall, milit ary passengers are the Hon. Mr. Manners Sutton, late hope of a congress, is - thus fdrmulatei jimnim .... I Young Australia I 1,000 IR. ladle I May 31 Governor of Trinidad ; Mr. Rouudell, Secretary to I F ranee of this evening : 7* NM lfobr•• I Y " . 11 2141114nd • I " e° I /4 In " l ju°4 15 — Hunters, to thee chines, Park Hacks. Lidless' Homes, Chargers, continue. The departure of the Vienna garrison ---- 3 - 3Y4 ARCIIBELL, for SYDNEY, packet for the 160 May. Harness HOC/Mie; in pairs and single ; Rating Trotters, and the Jamaica [Commission ; Mr. Ho Payne, The decisive news expz:ct4d for the last day for Bohemia will commence to-morrow. The la Tea enownod vitt/per, classed A 1 at Iloyds, is well known in Ponies T h e classes. tb bey trade. She has a specious saloon, and superbn as- N.B. Arcade from Isllngton-green the only entrance to government has determined to admit the re- -at- w : and Mrs. G. W. Gordon. not come. •Prnsais, condemned at Frankfort, The La Plata left St. Thomas on the ; have no course left but an agree to arm.. som ieistion for second class personates. Having always dell- the Horse Show. Catalogues for sale. Saturday, May 19, the . n ag& her cargoes In good order, she offers a most desirable day of Judging . ciprocal inviolability of private property at . • i that M. de Bismarck appeals:Make electors • 29th ultimo, and has had a fine passage, 1 y to shipper of fine and season goods. sea, with the .exception of contraband of Since the departure of the Commissioners us o f t a tr i h e r s e i hA Pie r an u r e i tice- t at S e tu r int =fir; there " n a i l 4 VII II ORICE, for MELBOURNE, packet for 25th May. "[OWE SHOW, Agricultural Hall.-OPENS mess and palseligers are invited to Inspect this unrivalled the DAY AFTER the OAKS. , war. A ministerial decree, published to-day, from Jamaica Sir Henry Storks had been busily nixournstanOell oonjeoture is permissible, we me , jun returnee from her first voyage. Ar• Nit Lmoreton B a y , the famous clipper "hip YOUNG . See Queensland special advertisement OR S E SHO W, Agricultural Hall.. to JAMK I BAINES and co., Liveepool; all agents for HMONDAY, May AL-Admission, One Shilling. 3 0, k Ball Line; and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden - s it u ' . prohibits the export of corn over the frontier to the Zollverein Or Switzerland, in order to prevent any shortness of supplies in the victualling of the army. engaged in in putting public matters straight. He had i temps d'arrei (pause.) • hew long will • the cuatodes of the different parishes, urging upon the magistrates the neoeuity of being rest? What will be the consequences? , to these questions is • Meath: But we a i nstreet, KC. it 0R S E SEIO W, Agricultural Hall. : I say that every minute gains& for reflection. _....--_.A patriotic appeal to the inhabitants of Vienna and more observant of their duties, or resigning their 1 TUESDAY, May fa-Admission, One Shilling IkArESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of posts' altogether. Mr. Eyre, thelate governor, the chances of peace. We believe that. this • wa a been lost by the powers *hire, one every affor OW Blackwall-yard, London' LINE of STEAM sad PACKET if olt S E SHO W, Agricultural Hall. Burgomaster of Vienna, has been issued to-day, to leave for England by the picket on May 2. slurs to AUSTRALIA.-For il KLBOURNI .,.. c i tt Phillip) direct - account the least chance of negotiation. Man (tonere the Docks on MONDAY, May 21 , " r °llll° ' DAY, 1110.--Adallasion, One Shi/UnK . calling for contributions for the formation of • • . The Pacific advises brought by the La Plata ; have recently been exchanged, And the ides, o Its seleadid clipper ship NORFOLK. I,oo9icellt 'T TON' 2lli. commander ; lying in the Last India Docks. lief aominsmo- :volunteer oorps. In consequence of this manifes- full, confirm the d e tailed i n t e lli ge nce res p e cting i limited to actual questions, groin ground. W the S pan i s h that France, to render the redbird:lca of the id , seams for all classes of passengers are unsurpaseed, and she will H ORSE SHOW, Agricultural Hall, London. Wien Baron Von Werther is stated to have had an ' a m an experienced surgeon-For. freight ff ~......,:zgy 10 Cheap EXCURSION TRAINS and RETUILN TICKETS the bombardment of Valparaiso by gP6T and MORGAN, with Maim WONKY will sad ' duriag the albove-By order, interview with Count Menadorff, in which he de- doe lresdy received rid New York. haa declared that She Would pint i emigtess e goss,-7, Leadenhatureet. complete disiateristedness, Asia satkakt question likely to complicate the difficulties IL SIDNEY ' 8 " 1" " 5114 3bilager • ' dared that it placed him under the necessity of It Was stated that Admiral Nunez had received sessM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QtrZENNTOWN TO HORTICULTURAL EXIII- leaving Vienna immediately. It is added that the • wsw YORK TWICE A WEIS. I NTERNATIONAL BITION, May 22nd, Tickets, Al Is. ; May 23rd, 10s. ; Prussian Minister will start for Berlin this evening orders from Madrid to destroy, burn, and desolate arbitration, May t h e " led efforts produce of his fiIHE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and 1 1 ,• 12 ri 70" h t ial 2g • Le 6d i i ;, * It o 254 k i ' l * Ticket ' s ma 2 be °blA/12441 °t I acm nurser/men, and of the usual London , Field Marshal von Benedek has arrived here.. to the utmost ' JL PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend de- P 1 Peruvian towns and property on the coast. It From-my knowledge of the political rehang their hill-powered Clyde-built Iron Serra Steam-01Po agents . ._ .. — —An imperial manifesto is shortly expected. Count • orates the United dtates malls , was feared that Caldera, Coquimbo, and other do not hesitate to give a deeided opinio FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORE. WRENCH GALLERY, 120, Pall-mall.-The Degenfeld, the former Minister of War, is reported cutn passage by the mail steamers sailing every visdnuday, _a: THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of PICTURES, ports would meet the fate of Valparaiso. There was paragraph in the France Ms a mere jacl Is, 17, and 21. guineas, according to the accommodation. the Contributions of Artists cd the. french and media schools. to have proceeded on a special mission to Munich, much excitement in Peru in consequence of the that there, are no hopes whatever of a p Alward passage includes a tall supply of cooked provisions. Is NOW OPEN. Admitudon, la. Catalogue, Id. : The committee for the control of the public debt y i nemers for Canada and the United States booked through on - or oth ma t Advantageous term ..- For further particulars op y_ to STODARE'S 490th repreeentation.-THEATRE will shortly present to the Emperor their financial „ property at Callao had been conveyed to places of that most certainly if any oenmesa wt 51 INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool ; and to H MI of MYSTERY, Egyptian Hall-STODABJES celebrated report, which is said to express an unfavoura ble safety. trembled France would not be " diainte led MACEY, 61, Kies William-street, London. MARVELS of MAGIC and VENTRILOQUISM, as performed by him by command at Windsor Castle, before H.M. the Queen, opinion of the financial measures of the presen t Gitayaquil was being fortified with heavy guns It is confidently stated thatPrinceNr QTEAM to NEW YORK .-- UNITED STATES Nov. 21 , 1866, and twice before H.R.H. the Prince of Wales , 0 BAIL LINK-The splendid and tumults side-wheel Atne6, 1865,and Marchlo,lB66. Thenew sensation, the MAR% LL government. Advisee from Paris announce that sent from Peru . A treaty had been signed in is daily expected in Par* . will reel= s i nsus of the New York and Hama Steen Ship Company wee PH IN X, and /Modem's celebrated Indian England, France, and Russia are negotiating with us ' voluted to leave for New York as follows : e A ai gr e El& EVENING, at 8 ; Wednesdays and Saturdays Quito, by which Chili and Peru engaged them- &racy of the universal exhibition. 1 at K Stalls may be secured in advance at the Box-office, Egyp. reference to the assembling of a conference. selves to give subsidies to Ecuador during the war. important news, because it. tends to -iw.-rrnin Barre Junes Pnyralnruj ule I tli_t_ tianhalt A orien dai n ty , ur fro3 4. l ; l s till 5 : and at Mitchell's, Old Bond- ; An Imperial decree has been issued to-day, . Ss.-" Almost miraculous."- I Guatemala was tranquil. Mee Wednesd&y, July 4. Thursday, July 6. Vide "Times." . • abolishing the exemption from military service by A revolution against belief-which, indeed, stood in little I firmation-that the Prince• had a i Anl o Wedneeday, Aug. 1. melody, Aug. 2. - the government was contemplated in San Salvador. rue vredne•da y. Au g' 211 u 24442. Au g * gg • QTRAND MUSIC HALL - OPEN EVERY the payment of substitute money. The soldiers on Senor Jose Maria Castro had been elected Pre- the Emperor to Italy, and, more inai Them skdps do not carry emigrants. P..J EVENING. --Greatest Comic Treat of the Year for the furlough, and those belonging to the reserve, have 'admit of Costa Rica. because it shows that his Ajaocio spew }cep:-Mrst-class, On; second clans, 015.-For further BENEFIT of Mr. J. NABH.-TO.NIGHT, May 14, the Great Vance, 1 _„,..a,„..,,i apply to L'HERBEITE, KANE, and Co. Paris and Arthur Lloyd, Harry Sydney, P. Cord, W. H. Lingerd, Mr. C. Sin- ~...................,.. to join their respective regiments. Scarlet fever was making fearful ravages among for reasons of expediency he inour sir: G. C. and H. W. FOX and Co., Palloontk :or H. STAKE chine J. H. Stead, Harry Lidos, W. Randall, W. Sherrett, Fred . TRIIENTE, MAT 13. was but in reality an indiacrect and pr Mee, 145, Cheapaide, London . French, Mr. Brian, Mark Floyd, George Buxton, Edgar Wilding, I the population of San Jose. si. Johnson, J. O. Forde, the D'Alberte Eatully, Diamond and The embarkation of the volunteer corps destined The coffee crop was expected to reach 100,000 face to the speech of Auxerre. The r OVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION :r im ri g Joe Lund, the Wondrous Vieth. i ' . 11?roteers FLIT:, th se e m l i fthile Fames T , the Lorenzi landly, f or M e xi co h as been countermanded. The corps qu i n t s ' s. Prince Napoleon to official favour •by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, ad, Ms EGYPT. Dugwar the Indian, the Brothers Stonette, Mr. H. Power, Mr. hail been disbanded, and the greater portion of the eerily be the prelude to the r D i pgNINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION The West India Islands were generally healthy. Montague, Mr. E. burls, and G. D. Phillips, Esq.; Mrs. Brian, COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and recedes Cargo and Parcels Emma Kerridge Miss Lydia Lattimer, Miss Carrie Cleaton, men enrolled in the army of the north. At Jamaica coffee was scarce. Exchange on L e n_ those ministers, who, fancying they e at th eir Loudon offioe for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden. Ceylon, Jenny Bum, E mma Bruce, care cc johnson. Loiiim Gordon, , Yoko, Oilcans, the Straits, and Mita, by their steamers Annie Lawrence, the Sisters Bullen, Sisters Chambers, Sisters I RATISBOR , MAT 13. don, 90 days, 2 prem. Freight scarce. peror's confidence, but in reality knc t ro Z at Southiunpton on the 4tb and 20th of every mouth; for Dashwood, Mdme. Losebint Mdlle. Constance. Mlle Emma Rai- , Malta, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by those of the 12th Yesterday the Austrian troops occupied the Bo- more of what he means than . Lefon mond, Miss Belmont, Miss Rivers, Wile. Rinser, and the Jolly and 17th of each month ; and for Mauritius, King George's huh. Open saw 2 in the morning Commence at 7 o'clock. hemian and Silesian frontier between Oderberg THE BOMBARDMENT OF VALPARAISO. when surprised by his attack on • the sena Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamer leaving South- Admission, is and 0, sloes ea the 20th of every month.-For further particular !Pelm she emn P ap e l !. °ffices . 122 ' "Ildiahall•sires‘ IC, /STATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High and Siebersdorf. The following protest of the consular corps in to write confused articles arguing t L or Oriental-p l ace, Southampton. Holborn -Thls magnificent land favourite establishment AUGSBURG, Mir 13. Valparaiso was sent to Admiral Nunez through the OPEN EVE.RY EVENING. The grand band, under the three- peror, at Auxerre, meant to say the STEAM to COPENHAGEN and STOCKHOLM. non of Mr. W. M. Packer, performs nightly an entirely new I Intelligence received here from Venetia states American consul : M. Rouher. 0 Ike &S. NEWSKY wilt not be despatched until lath Inst.,Valparaiso, March 27. .a at Blackwell for possengers at 11 a.m.-Apply to PHIL' se eloste lecal at en it a AttodaidePeraticon.andia. dance MIMIC. Open at b3ll-Pal4 a : that only four divirsions and a half of Austrian The report on the budget is not lit The undenigned, consuls resident in Valparaiso , have in- LIM, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunstanlchome, Llemelane, E.C. Price la., by post 14 stamps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE • or, What to Eat, 1 I the troops are being despatched by train to Bohe - the chief of her catholic Majesty's squadron blockading this thi s mon th. Even if there should port has been pleased to address to the Consul-General of STEAM to GOTHENBURG from London direct. m. Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self-preservation, mia and Moravia, and will be concentrated chiefly rortugal, enclosing • copy of the manifesto transmitted delay the debate cannot • begin till I Average passage, 40 hours. Direct route to the Swedish and for Imparting health, I strength, and efficiency on the Prussian frontier. to the mast by said chief to the diplomatic corps resident in Chile. In - first week in June ; and as there w ulna to Stockholm, Halmstad, Malmo, Falkenberg, Yatad, Important functions of life. Supplemented by an Essay on the Oncardilm. and Mennen'. The renowned twin screw steamer Treatment of Nervousness, Lowness of Spirits, Lassitude, Debi- -- formed of its mintents, we cannot otherwise than manifest MALE, redecorated for the summer service, is appointed to leave My, and Indigestion ; addressed especially to professional men, PRUSSIA. to your excellency with what deep regret we have seen upon a great many questions-anion Blackwell with goods and passengers on Saturday, 19th Inst., at men of business , th e studious, the sedentary, and all who are that your excellency has adopted the resolution of proceed- of Mexico, specially reserved at M. Ilan. ,weather permitting.. Fares to Gothenburg, £3 3s. and Meowing under the debilitating effects of over-taxed energies, I BERLIN, MAT 12. ing to bombard Valparaiso, and any other part of Chile t 2 h Passengers walk on board. For freight or apply either of body or mind. By a YHTSIMAN of 20 years' practice. i The directors of the Anhalt Railway have • ' o nly the period of four days to the foreign residents' quest for fu ll discussion on the or el Chaplin's Universal Office, W., or to PHILLIPPS, 0 VW, "The work forma an excellent manual for all who would learn ' 1 41vin g PHILLIPPS and Co., St. thinstan's House, Cross-lane, KC. . how to use life, and not abuse it. On the control of the passions announced that, on and after the 15th inst., the lace their lives and property in safety. It in which to p into . .. is not budget instead of that of the address and the regulation of the functions, the advice throughout Is our intention to enter a discussion of the motives which probability that the date of June : ureli and State Gasette BREMEN. -Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- mmt vainatge."-Ch - - C omm. mid-day paasemger train between Dresden and your excellency adduces to justify the adoption of so ex- Mean. M. fixed for the termination of the sonic ..L.P. wick, and Central Germany -The Nortk Oensn Lloyd's Ise int-ciam screw steamer SCHWAN, Captain N. CHM:S- to cause you to desist from an act which must be the to be further enlarged. Fifth Edition,C__orrected and Revised, pest free 7d., in c10th1341., account of the line at that time of the day b e i ng the interest , of thousands of our coned. Mat/. will be despatched from Hornelydown, em THURSDAY , mune of ruin to =lima mortar. pmmtutesei, et 10 SUL. eamener at Brunswick TEETH ; a Practical Treatise, with the occupied with other traffic. tuents herein resident. International law does not permit Net Blackwell, for passengers, at 12 noon - Faro to Bremen, T il ifest Means of Restoring them when Defective or Lost. £2 and fl ; return tickets, LS and Li DM-Apply at CHAPLIN'S By , A. Kthett, Surgeon-Dentist, 8, Oroavenorstreet, W. BERLIN, MAT 13. the bombardment of undefended places, and the destine- THE LEVEE. Universal Office, Regent-circus, W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, "LTV care and attention of the Teeth la a duty we owe to our- tion of ports like this. It is condemned in itself, but in *-- PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunstan'shouse, St. Dunstan's-hill, KC. selves and to society, and we cannot do better than recommend Count von Bismarck iS said to intend modifying this particular case it will be more so, since Spain upon sai for general perusal Mr. Eakell's treatise, which is ssuseful as it is occasions has solemnly declared in the present war that she By command of the Queen a ley unpretending."-Telegraph, June 20, 1461. the Prussian cabinet and appearing before the new will always respect neutral property, and will endeavour to Saturday, at St. James's Palace, by his 1011:ARIS.-The GRAND HOTEL, May be had of Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., and of all Book- Chambers with a ministry formed from a coalition .a. . Boulevard des Capucines, Place du Emmet Opera. sellers ;or from the Author direct, 8, Grosvenor-street, Bond- avoid injuries and damages of the war to neutrals. Under Opputhe the Rue de la Pak, and near the Theatres, street. between the liberal and conservative parties. It is the shield of this promise the foreigners resident in this the Prince of Wales on behalf of her Ma Dr been opened since July, IS6I. It contains 700 bedrooms, prior from M. to 25f. • 70 drnwingrooms, from Sr. to 30t• : a magnifieent salon, capable of dining more than 360 persons, ant A.RT ISTS' GENERAL BENEVOLENT Hanover on account of her warlike preparations, pledges. The port that Spain would faithfully comply with such solemn by the Queen's pleasure, considered as o of Valparaiso, your excellency well sentations to her Majesty. when there is a table d'hote at six o'clock. Dinners and break- INSTITUTION. has de served Ala carte in the cosec-rooms, as well as in the --... and has announced her intention of occupying the know!, represents throughout its entire extent valuable neu tral interests, and its destruction would fall almost exclu acirtments. There is a reading room, with the best English and The Foreign Ambassadors and Minister, in the order of precedence, when the fo forego papers and publications, a music-room, and a drawing- On Saturday evening the fifty-first anniversary military roads of that state. sivelyupon subjects of Powers friendly to Spain, while the Lions took place in the diplomatic circle :- weft the use of travellers without any additional charge. festival of this institution was held at the Freemasons' country itself will scarcely feel the effects of ao violent an inseam also baths, billlard•rooms, smoking divans, post-office, Tavern. The chair was occupied by Mr. A. H. LAYARD, M.P., BERLIN, MAT 13, EVENING. act. The bombardment of Valparaieo may be rather con- By the Italian Envoy-General An Eli odt carriages, and omnibuses, going to the railway station, who was supported by Sir Francis Grant, the new Presi- The Russian General Prince Wittgenstein was sidered as an act of hostility against neutral residents Majesty the King of Italy. The laments speak all languages. This superb hotel,since its effects will be felt by them alone. History will By the United States Envoy-Mr. Dar hilif d en t of the Royal Academf t • Messrs D. Maclise lt.A &Beat modern luxury and comfort can combine, an d : s t e n s :ten ro ... 4 „ 1 , R A Weaker, ' ' ' • ' received by the King yesterday, after which he had In the most fashionable part of Paris, is recommended to the at `-' re '' ----' .A., Frith, R.A., Calderon, certainly not present in its annals any event which can Boston Mao., U.S. tection of traveller& A.R.A., O'Neill, A.R.A., Horsley, R.A., J. C. Parkinson, along interview with Count von Bismarck. Pro- rival in horror the picture which will be presented by the B the Danish E The Baron de ynvoy hdependently of their two hotels, the Cornpagnie Immobillere Edmund Yates, &c. and a very large number of gentle- p ositions in reference to the formation of the vari_ bombardment of this city. It will be an act of vengeance; and Commander hai established an extensive private Furnished House on the men, the majority artists and many other known patrons so terrible that the civilised world will shudder with horror cillor of the Legation, Boatyard, des CLpuclnes, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand o f ar t nits military staffs have been laid before the King. in contemplating it,and the reprobation of the entire world Royal Danish Navy. Hutt where families MI reside as in their own private reel- It appeare,fromthe . deem, and where they may rely ae on the 1 - will fall upon the Power which may have carried it out. The By the Spanish Envoy, the Marquis oafs& - ending the UtM°Si has been established to assist artists in distress, whether burning and destruction of Valparaiso will be the certain sequence of the ministerial report dated May Ilth, tube of the Le Mon. members of the society or not, the only claim being merit ruin and destruction of a flourishing city ; but be your ex- g ft By the Brazilian Envoy, Mons. Barba il OR EI GN WINES, pure , and nee d - h as relieved 82 applicants, at a cost of 1443/., a royal decree bearing date the 12th inst. has been cellency well persuaded that it will also be an eternal blot .I.' Catalonian Sherry, 17s. 6d. ; Andalusian Pont, 17.. W. ; during the past year-the highest that has yet been re- issued, abrogating the usury laws on the basis of upon Spain. The city of Valparaiso will rise from her ashes, cretary of the Legation, and Mons. MI but nevexwill the stain be wiped away whichsullies the Bag Attaché of the Legation. Pernik isa. ; French Sherry, ISs. per dozen ; Beaujolais, 18a 6d.; corded. The total net income amounted to 2,287/., 108., I %OA, Pls. ; Rousaillon, 175 . 6i. • Chablis, 21s. ; Hock, 215. to and its invested capital was 22 , 000!. I the 63rd article of the constitution. A meeting o f s pan , i f p your excellency persists in carrying out so ernes His Highness Datu Jumongong Abu MI ; Sparkling Hock and Moselle, 48s. a dozen ; C ognac 1 llnd eed l, pale or brown, 405. a dozen, bottles included. Terms Sir F. GRANT, in returning thanks, said that he believed 'of 2,000 electors belonging to the working class was an attempt. If, notwithstanding all, your excellency rajah of Johore, accompanied by his coo sub. I when the proposed scheme which had been adapted by the carries it out, we shall find ourselves under the inevitable 3 held here to-day, at which it waa unanimously L ' carriage paid upon four dozen into the eountry. Royal Academy for its reconstruction was before the . s EDWARD 11015 ERBANK and SONS, Distillers and Imputes% public, 1 wo uld be accepted as satisfactory ; and alluding a wo ented b necessity of protesting, in the most solemn manner, as, in hommed Hadji, his private secretary, B resolved that it was the duty of the deputies effect, we do now protest, against such a proceeding, as Dr. Scott (in charge), was pres y re. Sae -street. London. Established 1782. to the prospect of a new gallery being built for the exhibi-Majesty's Princi pal Seer I shortly to be elected, in view of the threatened against the interests of our constituents, reserving to our i lions of the Academy, he hoped that space enough would governments the right to reclaim from the government of and Ripon, her India. 111CIEMARTIN'S SHERRIES.-Rail paid to any be afforded, and adequate accommodation for the hanging danger of war, to maintain the constitutional her catholic Majesty the enormous injuries which their The Nawab Syud Asghar (Khan Bel -1. station in England-THOMAS NUNN and SONS strongly of pictures in eligible positions obtained, to enable justicesuffer, We protest , in the face of the civi li sed mommend the Wines of the above eminent shippers. Cod to be done to the largest number of exhibitors. In his rights of the country, and on no account to give citizens will sued Dinner Wines., 26s and 3ts. ; superior , 3ht., 4M, die, and character as President of the Royal Academy, he conceived . their consent to the course pursued by the govern- world, against the consummation of an act which is in con- shadabad), and the Nawab Syud Ahms presented by Earl de Grey and Ripon. 62 • Amontillado , 5 _ • Madeira, lado, y., 2 68a, and 64a. ; old East Indian, 72a and it to be his duty to take an interest in every institution went before a solution of the internal conflict was tradiction with the civilisation of the age. i f a ; direct, 60e and 725. ; old East Indian, 955, i Owe Soun,l Bordeaux, 18a ; superior_ , 245. ;St Janet', 888- connected with art, and to extend his personal acquaint. ' arrived at. circle included most is This was signed by the Consuls of Portugal, The diplomatic circle was pretty ful Prussia, Denmark, United States, Hanover, Ault- the general ild Ds. : St. Estephe, St Emillon, and margin" Me., 405., 445. once to as ninny artiste as possible; and acting on that • In : Cameos& Margaux, 565. ;La Rose, Li Toitr, and Latltte; rule this institution would always receive his warmest tria, Bremen and of Oldenburg, Switzerland, Ministers. 1 lk to IMs. ; Champagne .iogal , 42a. ; very good, 483. : superior, support. THE MIDDLE STATES OF GERMANY. IN We Boca , , and Este fishedMAS NUNN and SONS, wine, The CHAIRMAN then said he had a statement to make, Colombia, Brazil, Italy, Holland, Guatemala, Amodg the presentations (exceeding IL r nen, and liqueur merchants, 21, Lamb's Conduit-stmt Priced Ms on application Establ 1801. which he believed would be memorable in the annals of DARMSTADT, MAT 1 9 . Sweden and Norway, Hamburg, Salvador, and the the following : • ...__,_____the institution. A gentleman, whose name be did not I The chiefs of the general staffs of several of the Sandwich Islands. The Consuls of England, France, the dotty House, by ii, R. H. Prince Alfred • • PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are know , had made the following most liberal and generous Middle States have held a council at Bruckael, to and the Argentine Republic united in another pro- _ Carain Frederick Arrow, on appointment Mr. Blair Abbott, Deputy player:llw the propal-namely, that he proposed to give land and BAIT and CHEAPEST. take into consideration the calling out of the test to Admiral Nunez, reiterating the sentiments veyor In Chief. In. Arbuckle, Inspector-General of Host bul 1 a house upon it for the education of a certain expressed in the above. Army, by the Secretary of State for India. i STRONG to FINE BLACK TEA Is Id. fa Is. ed. 3a la 4d. 1 ' 804 delicious Black Tea is now . only Is'ad.' pound. i , Pare, number of children of artists , on the condition that this eighth Federal army corps. Viscount Gott on succeeding to the title o R llck, rare, choice coffee, Is. 4d, , I; ) titl., le li d institution would grant a und for the support of the Colonel Hill, C. 8., Governor-in-Chief Leer 1 PHILLIPS and Co., Tea Merchants, 8, King William-street, schooL (Cheers). This proposal came through Mr. Agnew, WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Right Hon. E. Cardwell. City, London. KC. who, in a noble spirit, had offered at once to gas- THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. —A—. Viscount Halifax, on being created a peer, A price current tree. Sugars at market Priamßear-Admiral Sir John Hay, Bart., M.P., . PHILLIPS and Co.end all cods carriage free within eight rantee 2,0001. towards the endowment of the school. FLORENCE, MAT 12, Et - ENING. MONDAY, MAY 14, 8 A.M. 4 Ice of No 8, Kin g Willi -str g eet ; 405, worth ._. (Cheer.) It behoved those present, their friends, and This afternoon in the Chamber of Deputies the F. Extrame. Thomas Cochrane. Sea, Colonel Ilarnley, R.A., by the Duke of Ca le my railway station or market town in Ingbuicte=perre= the public to endorse this offer, and by their additional V Di have no ta, - • pu issance make nor any connexion with any home in Wor mu" this school of the utmoet value and im- debate was continued upon the Ministerial Finan- 12 F. I D. residtut 9. Inspectors of Schoub, by the Lord 1, , 1 maser or Sauna portance to the profession. (Loud cheers.) cial Bills. Several members brought forward amend- — The Earl of KinJoul, on !succeeding to aT. W. Ito •—•'-----. W. R. Ito Rei. C. F. Johnstone, on appointrent as . , Mr. AGNEW, amid renewed applause, said the offer was PIANOFORTE. - Coat 40 Guineas nine months of land and a house for the reception of, say, 50 children, meats to the article Nairn Recorder of Chester relative to the property tax. Aberdeen - 2 Mr. Horatio Lloyd, . i ago, Italian walnut case, metallic plate, full compass, and he knew a friend who would supplement this proposal The Minister of Finance opposed these amend- Le ith - 2 M.P. lane stool and Canteriniry inernded. One month's trial allowed. by a GUM of 2,000/. • 30 1548 LS. IL 23W.N. W. b- 2 Mr. Leathern, M.P., by Earl de Grey and 5 . 19 Fibula -Apply li, Doenhamroad, Kingsland-road. Several other toasts were proposed and responded to, - - - - --- to Per Majesty, by Viscount Sydney. meats, and defended the article as proposed by the Greencastle 30.1 8 L4e E. 2 4 N.N. W. c- 1 Th Mameds of Normanly, on appointmc Valentia I and the subscriptions in the room on behalf of the insti- government. W Na-'-r, on promotion ''ape Clew.- ".°B:5 N. W. 4 4 N.W. mf " a Major- G eneral of Military kelucation, by the Ir FURNITURE, Carpets, Bedsteads, Bedding, tution amounted to 933 f. 15s. 6/1. _ Liverpool 130.1060 N. W. 1 4 N.W. c 10.04 1 the m ot= rquis or Queensberry, by she Dale 12 8b 0 loterY, Linens Damasks, dc., L 60,006 worth, all Holyhead _130.13 49 8.5. W. 2 1 N.N.W. co, - 2 ' , strained. Delivered free, and guaranteed 26 per cent Imo THE DANISH ELECTIONS. Rae Westeod Price& . Brest Penzance i 30. 16 49; S. E. 39N.N. W. cr 0.21 3 Mr. Robert Robert Rawlinson , L'. E. ltest , by us the l Ei ,rol ith e t t COLLEGE OF PRECEPTORS.-A meeting of the A house famished eom letel i aura COPENHAGEN, MAT 10. Lorient I - III! S.W. 27W.N. W, co 10.12, 2 ford, by Earl Russell. z EM. Maw.. - - . P y a 24 la council of this corporation was held on Saturday the 12th R.chefort. 30 2450 N. E. 14W.N.W. . be . 0.20 2 .. neeeral i urnisher, 133 to 139, Newington Butts. I . --- ,ost_ The diploma of associate was grantee to Mr. _ _ _ _ _ A royal decree has been issued this afternoon Plymouth • - 30 in td' g E .. 3 7 N.N. W. Nlarouis of Worcester. by the Duke of Be EXPRESS' FROM PARIS. Nairn Aberdeen Leith Greencastle Yakut's__ Cape Clear Liverpool Holyhead Penzance— Lorient Rochefort Plymouth Weymouth Portsmouth London Yarmouth Scarborough. Shields Helder 1813.23' E.Y.E. 30.171 N.N.W. 30.23 E. 30.19i49 EACH 30.18 41i X. 30.06:5 N. W. 130.1%50 24. W. 30.13 49 S.S.W. 130.16 49; S.E. 30.20 (Ai S.W. 152! S.W. 30.2450 N.E. 30.1948' S. E. .3017 50, W.N.W. 30.15 49 E .30.1746: N.N.W. 30.15 471 N.N.11. 30.18 451 N. 30.21 N.W. CoLLrou OF Pitueurrous.—A meeting of the council of this corporation was held on Saturday the 12th inst. The diploma of associate was granted to Mr. Thomas Harker, of Springfield Academy, Helensburgh ; and the following persona were elected members of the college :—Mr. C. Aitken, Gibraltar ; Mr. T. C. Brown, Wilton College, New North-road ; Mr. J. P. Channon, Stafford ; Mr. T. H. Clowser, 102, Upper North-street, Brighton ; Miss Laura Gombert, Parade, Harrogate ; Dr. J. Klein, Wilton College, New North-road ; Miss Isabella Pletts, Hornsey ; Rev. T. Rudd, 8.A., ' Congregational School, Lewisham. LONDON FEVER HOSPITAL.—At a meeting of go vernors of the London Fever Hospital held on Friday evening at the Freemasons' Tavern, Mr. J. A. Bostock, (in the unavoidable absence of the president, the Earl of Devon), in the chair, Dr. Charles Murchison and Dr. George Buchanan, the senior physicians, were presented with very handsome silver vases, the inscription in each case showing that the presentation was made " in testi mony of the unwearied devotion and eminent skill with which he fthe physician) discharged his professional duties during an epidemic of unparalleled seventy and duration." ANOTHER EXPERIMENT IN AERIAL NAVIGATION. —The ascension of the balloon-ship, the Esperance, of M. Delamarne, was to have taken place from the esplanade of the Hotel des Invalides, Paris, last Thursday afternoon at four, but at six the vast machine was not yet fully inflated, and great difficulty was experienced by the inventor in ad sting the screws, helm, sails, &c. The Emperor, who hahppened to be driving out and saw the crowd, came to the spot to inspect the apparatus, and conversed some time with the inventor, but at last, not perceiving any great probability of an ascension, took his departure. The crowd then became impatient and broke through the barriers. At • quarter past seven the car was attached and the whole ascended some few yards from the ground and moved in the direction of the Invalides ; but the balloon, being either damaged by the machinery or over-weighted, burst and fell heavily to the ground.--Golignani. 10.2213 0.04; 6 10.12, 2 .0.20 2 1006 2 0.01 2 .0.03 2 10.01 - A royal decree has been issued this afternoon ordering fresh elections to be held for the Rigs(lag. The election for the Folkathing will take place throughout the kingdom on the 4th June, and for the Lanchithing on the 23rd June. N.W. to N.N.E. C N. . ho o N.N.E. I he C OVERCOATS for th© RACES and coming season are kept on hand, and other articles iiDealkinen's Dress made to order at HAMILTON and KIM PTON'S, TAILOR'S, PM, STRAND, OPPOSITE EXETER-HALL. 'O.lO 3 ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve . neat and Great Reduction in Prices—Mr. EPHRAIM * WY, Surgeon-dentist, 9, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor- Xa l l lL c 'e. sole inventor and patentee et artificial teeth on a soft, . chyrnically.prepared indla-rubber gum. No unsightly uneaten% being re qu i re d , they are more natural, durable, and comertable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, "'der support to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly rainlate_. principle, and supplied at charges within the reach of Clergymen, lecturers, and public speakers will find tins alkem Particularly adapted to their wanes: it combines corn wtne enunciation and perfect mastication. Consultation free. Bo cosnexiou with any one of the same name. Established 1806. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, MAT 12, EVENING. The Paris Conference is said to have authorised the Porte to occupy the Principalities. PRORABLZ TritaDAY. 11111 NOSTnina WIDNISDAY. Northerly and easterly, COASTS. Between N.K and moderate to strong, N.W , moderate to some showers. strong. Variable, moderate to VILOSZin. Westerly to northerlY. strong, showers. moderate to strong I As next above. SOUTHZRZ. As next above. Between N.Z. and BABSIJUI. Similar to above. N.W., moderate to strong. Northern—Boothia& Western—lreland, Wale*, and adja cencies. Southern—English Channel and Bay of Biscay. 1 Eastarn—Eastward England and North Sea. THE RUSSIANS IN BOKHARA. ST. PETERSBURG, MAT 13. . _ BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and chatingue perfume, extracted from the flowers, b y JNO. 'Wall and en Perfumers to H.B.H. the Princess of Wake, bal Wharf, 93,. Upper Thames-street, London. Advices received here announce that the Emir of Bokhara having failed in his engagement and attacked a Russian detachment which had com menced a retrograde movement on the faith of his promise, General Romanovsky, the successor of General Tchernaieff, attacked a numerous body of Bokhara cavalry, near Khodjent, defeating and pursuing them for a distance of 20 vends. He also captured 14,000 sheep. DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAIMS. —SOUTH SEFTON, MAT 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Com pany's steamship Syria, Captain Christian, sailed this afternoon at 2 p.m. with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She tools out 30 first and 50 second class passengers, and a general cargo including precious stones, watches, and jewellery, 1,5261. 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GOUT or RHEUMATISM is q uickly relieved and cured in a few days by that celebrated Medicine, S GOUT end RHEUMATIC PILL& Obtained through ‘commt, ae Ice lit awl Et. 9d. per box. THE BANK OF BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, MAT 12. The National Bank of Belgium has raised its rate of discount to 5 per cent. [STAMPED, 14. ADDITIONAL] EW:iI'APER rtnriS i l L;c: S 3.114 X _ _ [TWOPEN C ifluoic. (mom one owe oesizetonmarr.) ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. - • PARIS, S UNDAY EyNNyND. 1 The Afritaine was performed on Saturday night, The l a t e st ex p rese ie r i (if 'the new phase of th e for the first time this mason. It will be remembered that situation founded upon the—as f 'think—forlorn hut season had nearly reached its close before this opens was first produced at Covent Garden, the lessee having hope of a congress, ie - 'thus formulated by the relied for the remuneration due to his vast expenditure of France of this evening : • " `time, trouble, and cost bestowed on its preparation, DM • • The decisive news expdct4d for the last day or two does on its immediate, but its ulterior receipts, as one of not come. Trains, condemned et Frankfort, seemed to the standard works of his repertoire. That he has calculated rightly is now evident, for, though this opera • ' have no course left but en appeal to arms. Instead of that M. de Bismarck appeals to the electors and • fresh I was brought out immediately af terwards by the 1 national representation. en thie feet there is • symptom , English Opera Company, and was the most successful of the hesitation felt at Berlin, and if under existing : of thei r e ff or t s , an d t h oug h it has become I h miliir t o th e circumstances conjecture is permissible, we may see in it a public wherever theatres and operas are known, yet Its 1 tempi d'erret (pause.) ' Hew long will this pause reproduction by Mr. Gye baa created as much interest as last! What will be the oonsequences ? The answer if it had been an absolute novelty. The theatre was to these questions is • diffisult: But we may safely c rowded to the doors ; a host of rank and distinction, in. • say that every minute gained for reflection. ettengihens chiding the Prince and Princess of Wales, with several • the chances of peace. We believe that. this time has not 1 other members of the royal family, were present ; and been lost by the pewees whisk, me every effort to turn to i there was all the excitement and eclat attending a first account the least chance of negotiation. Mae) , despatches , night's performance. All these things give • sure augury have recently been exchanged, mid the idea of • congress, ' i that the last great work of Meyerbeer will have, i• limited to actual questions, gilirkground. We are minted London as elsewhere, • swam as pormaneet as it has that France, to render the retaliation of the idea more easy, 1 , been brilliant. The Africeine has henceforth taken its has declared that else would lasi i oengtese witie the moat I fixed position. The voice of critical controversy is at complete disinterestedness, eta esitkoat 'raising my 1 length silent. The world accepts the beauties, and admits question likely to complicate the difficulties of • European the faults, of one of the great works of the age without arbitration. May them last efforts produce • moult and further question ; and we recognise in the Africaine the save Europe from the horrors of war ! author of the Propkite and the Huguenots. Perhaps the From my knowledge of the political situation I faults of dramatic construction in this last opera are more . f them are the ins and er of the illustrio mol- d() not hesitate to give a decided opinion that .this • P el e sble than in an y of its precursors ; but in none paragraph in the France * a mere jack °lantern, o clan more brilliantl lis layed ; and the ult in the us case that there are no hope s whatever o f a congress CO n- of the Afriectine, ;ill ' oe p what generally happens in regard fined to " pending questions or otherwise, and to works of transcendent excellence—the world will lie• that most certainly if any congests were to be as - come accustomed to its faults, and will think of them lees !ambled France would not be " disinterested." and less, while its grandeur and beauty will make a deeper It is con#dently stated that Prince Napoleon, who and deeper impression. resume the. preai is daily expected in Paris, - w The performance of Saturday evening was according towill Mr. Costa's arrangement of the opus—an arrangement &lacy of the universal exhibition. This is very which, though at the cost of many beauties, has certainly important news, because it tends to confirm the itemised the fitness of the work for the English stage. belief—which, indeed, stood in little need of con- it is b ro u g ht w ithi n mo d era t o compass, and th e firmation—that the Prince' had a minion from compression of the scenes and incidents has heightened the Emperor to Italy, and, more important still, their dramatic effect. This improvement might perhaps have been carried still further, even had it been attendsdwith because it shows that his Ajaocio speech, for which for reasons of expediency he incurred disgrace, still greater sacrifices; for the sense of fatigue, induced by too gnat length, is still a drawback from the pleasure derived was but in reality an indiscreet and premature pre- from the performance. But the inconvenience must, we face to the speech of Auxerre. The restoration of 'aspect, be submitted to ; for the most ruthless sacrificer Prince Napoleon to official favour must news_ could not innasolate so many beautiful things, nor could sarily be the prelude to the retirement of the public bear mime them. those ministers, who, fancying they enjoy the Fan- The drumurie Permute were in a Peet measure Identical peror's confidence, but in reality knowing nothing with those of last season. Selina, as . before, was Mdlle. Lucca, and Nelusko was Signor Gramm ; but the charm more of what he means than ',Con Faucher did ter of Vasco de Gams was now sustained by Signor NaUttill, when surprised by his attack on • the National As- and Ines by Madame Lemmens-Sherrington. Both these sembly at Dijon, now prompt the Constitutionnel c2161?E" we re choseniginal)y in lir Meye t ja r P ti v lf 'L es the N rep audin ta to write confused articles arguing that the Em - rive of the Portuguese navigator, and has constantly em peror, at Auxerre, meant to say the same thing as Mined it on the Parisian stage. In mere strength and com pass of voice he was surpassed by Wachtel, but in every M. Rouher. other requisite was his superior ; and Madame Sherrington, The report on the budget is not likely to be pre- who had performed the part of Inez in the stinted to the Corps Legialatif before the 25th of English version vermnon of f he Itt e lim p erage e, . mtreert excelled this month. Even if there should be no further twro predecessor alterations in the east was felt throughout the whole delay the debate cannot .begin till the end of the gii i ez@ ri , and so now s l i mm was re tte ar m TeisitisaminofthMadae Madame first week in June ; and as there will be debates between slat and Inez, which forms nearly the whole of upon a great many questions—among others that the last act—a scene which is the finest plum p othe with in the of Mexico, specially reserved at M. Rouher's re- e quest for full discussion on the occasion of the We need scarce; add that the chorus, the orchestra, fresh Fer sbi e i s ulywhiancdh Sherrington contributed to cl budget instead of that of the address—there is great and all j e he sezessewrieees altogether thlestagewfieree perf est t ect, and th hat has at t probability that the date of June 20, at present be en given in England. fixed for the termination of the session, will require ----- to be further enlarged. By command of the Queen a levee was held on : Saturday, at St. James's Palace, by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on behalf of her Majesty. Presentations to his royal highness at this court are, by the Queen's pleasure, considered as equivalent to pre- sentations to her Majesty. The Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers were introduced in the order of precedence, when the following presenta tions took place in the diplomatic circle : By the Italian Envoy—General Angelini, A.D.C. to his Majesty the King of Italy. By the United States Envoy—Mr. Daniel C. Payne, of Boston, Mass., U.S. By the Danish Envoy—The Baron de Bertouch, Coun. cillor of the Legation, and Commander V. Falbe, of the Royal Danish Navy. By the Spanish Envoy, the Marquis de Sofraga, At tache of the Legation. By the Brazilian Envoy, Mons. Barbosa da Silva, Se cretary of the Legation, and Mons. Moritz de Aragao, Attache of the Legation. His Highness Datu Jumongong Abubakar, Sri-Maha rajah of Johore, accompanied by his cousin, Unkuo hommed Hadji, his private secretary, Bantam Jaffir, and Dr. Scott (in charge), was presented by the Earl de Grey and Ripon, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for India. The Nawab Synd Asgbar (Khan Bahadoor, of Moor shadabad), and the Nawab Syud Ahmed Ali, were also presented by Earl de Grey and Ripon. The diplomatic circle was pretty fully attended ; and the general circle included moat of her Majesty's Ministers. Amodg the presentations (exceeding 180 in number)were the following: Captain Frederick Arrow, on appointment A/ Deputy-Master of to Trinity House, by H. R.H. Prince Alfred the Master . Mr. Blair Abbott, Deputy Purveyor to the Forces, by the Put , eyor in Chief. Dr. Arbuckle, Inspector-General of Hospitals, H.M. Bombay rmy, by the Secretary of State for India. Viacount tort. on succeeding to the title of Viscount Gage. Colonel Hill, C. 8., Governor-In-Chief Leeward Islands, by the lght Hon. E. Cardwell. Viscount Halifax, on being created a peer, by Earl Rumen. Rear-Admiral Sir John Hay, Bart., 31. P., on promotion, by Sir Thomast,..chrane. Colonel ilamley, R.A., by the Duke of Cambridge. Re.t. C. F. Johnstone, on appointm ent as one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools, by the Lord President of the Council. The Earl of Kinaoul, on succeeding to his title, by the Duke of Beaufort. Mr. Horatio Lloyd, Recorder of Chester, by Earl Grosvenor, M.P. Mr. leathern, M.P., by Earl de Grey and Ripon. The MaNuis of Normanby, on appointment as Lord in Waiting to Per Majesty, by Viscount Sydney. Major-General W. .Napier, on promotion and appointment to to Council of Military Education, by the Duke of Cambridge. The Marquis of Queensberry, by the Duke of Buccleucb. Mr. Robert Rawlinson, C.E., by the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. The Rev. Dr Payne Smith, Regius Professor of Divinity, Ox ford, by Earl Russell. Marquis of Worcester. by the Duke of Beaufort. The Rev. John Wilson, D.D., by Sir .1. Heron Maxwell, Bart, Ma* len mil. nig. de . al _— x a. tb. rs.-• CRYSTAL PALACE. A flower show, announced to be the show of the year, and one of the most prominent events of the London season, was held on Saturday in the Crystal Palace. Not. withstanding a most un-Maylike day, nearly 15,000 persons were attracted to the palace, and they were rewarded by seeing a large and rare exhibition of floral beauty that could not be dimmed even by the brilliant competing colours of that millinery display generally understood to be one of the chief features of Etch a gathering. The disposal of the stands was superior to that of any former occasion, sad the greater breadth allowed for the passages between the rows, in addition to the freedom of movement it afforded to the visitors, enabled the plants to be seento the best advantage. The entire length of the building, including a portion of the tropical department, was set apart for the exhibition, and the charming view alone either nave from the centre transept was worth travelling a long distance to see. Towards the afternoon the flowers ware partially hidden behind the throngs of people inspecting them, but at the unfashionable hour of noon there was little to interrupt the unbroken line of rich unnumbered hues. The showy azaleas, with their pyramids of full.blown, delicate, blossoms, were placed in the foreground to give the visitor entering from the transept doors a foretaste of the treat in store. Never was it more apparent that there is no place in the country so suitable for a flower show as the Crystal Palace, where, instead of the usual canvasbackground, there are choice works of art, and rare trees and shrubs on every hand to heighten the charms of the flowers, and increase th e effecton the beholders. Agood deal depends upon the artis tic talent displayed in the general arrangements, and much of the success of Saturday's show must be attributed to the able manner in which everything was managed. There were about thirty classes of flowers, with four prises offered for each, and the competition, as before, was equally divided between nurserymen and amateurs. The I existence of so many first-class nursery gardens within an leasy distance of Sydenhanr renders it not very sur prising that the nurserymen, both in the qua lity and quantity of their productions, won I a victory over the amateurs. A succession of sharp ' driving showers sweeping over the grounds in the afternoon prevented the promenade which was to have taken place in the late Sir J. Paxton's gardens, at Rock ' hills, which were thrown open to visitors. There was, however, ample room for promenading under the palace roof, and that enjoyment was increased by perform , I ances from the bands of the Ist Life Guards, the Crystal i Palace Company, and the Coldstream Guards. At four o'clock the combined bands played from the Mendel or. cheats, their first piece being a military march in D, ; arranged from Beethoven by Mr. A. Manna, the conductor of the Crystal Palace band, and performed now for the first time. Later in the evening Mr. J. Coward played ' half-a-dozen pieces on the Handel Festival organ. On - Thursday next—a fete day of unusual grandeur—the pro gramme is to include fireworks and illuminations on • scale not before attempted. I ----- MESSRS. METZLER'SCOPYRIGHTS.—ThiIIaaIe,under ROYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S PARK.—A the direction of Messrs. Puttiek and Simpson, of Leicester meeting of this society was held at the Gardens, Regent's park, on Saturday, Lord Tredegar in the chair, when the &rare, extended through the whole of last week. following joined the society :—Lady Clifden, Lady THE May. CHARLES KINGSLEY AT WESTMINSTER Nicholson, Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Rear-Admiral Minn.—The announcement that the Rev. Charles Kings- Boaanquet, Lient.-Col. Wrn. K. Lloyd, H. W. J. Bolekow, ley, professor of history at Cambridge, would preach in F. Wilkinson, Mrs. Chas. Piffard, Geo. J. Drummond, the nave of the Abbey last evening attracted an overflow- Mrs. W. H. ('ook, Geo. Carey, James Graham, John IN; congregation. Indeed, the crowd was so great that ten Mason Stead, Thos. D. Murray, Dirs. G. Roos, Edward minutes - after the doors were opened the specious edifice Hatton, Mrs. Horsfall, Mrs. Palmer, Fred. D. Hartland, was operamed, and, although the service did not commence Wm. Henry Cole, Mrs. Ludlam, James Lees, Mrs. Alfred until 'clock, at a quarter of an hour before that time • Smee, Thos. Wilkinson, S. J. Brown, John Agelaston, NV. notice board outaide conveyed the unweloome intelligence S. Collard, Mrs. Mayne, Mrs. Edwd. Grubb, J. Fergusson, to expectant hundreds that the Abbey was fulL Within, Mrs. Palling, S. P. Moore. 1 hundreds had to stand during the whole of the service, morn i ng draughts that swept around them from all quarters. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER AND THE I while many sat upon the floor regardless of the keen Berixiturrer AMENDMENT Btu..—On Saturday 1 lessons for the day were read by the Very Rev. the Dean. the Bedale Merchants' and Tradesmen's Association re- Prayers were intoned by the Rev. Flood Jones, and the ceived the following letter from the Chancellor of the the a merry noise," most efficiently, and the vast asseui chequer respecting some objectionable clauses on the I The choir rendered the popular anthem, " God is gone up ' bly joined in singing a hymn, a copy of which, printed in Bankruptcy Amendment Bill : " 11, Downing-street, Whitehall, May 11, 1866.—Sir,—The Chancellor of the Exchequer desires me to acknowledge the favour of your . Inr'gf.(Ype, hung from each of the pillars. letter of the 9th, relating to the period allowed for the i WESTMINSTER ABBEY.—The cloister and west consideration of the provisions of the Bankruptcy Bill, and doors of the Abbey will be opened at half-past 2 p.m. on to state that the Attorney-General has every wish to Wednesday the 16th inst., the fun d spoied for the Spe allow sufficient time for this purpose, and that Mr. Glad. I Mal Choral Service in aid of theof the National So stone considers there need be no apprehension on this sc. j Many. The Bishop of Lincoln , as has already been an count—l am, sir, your obedient servant, W. H. GLAD- ' nounced, will preach the sermon ,• the Very Rev. the Bean arose. James Fletcher, Esq." I will read the lessons, the Rev. S. Flood Jones, minor canon TRENT ANCHOLME AND GRIMSBY RAILWAY.— ,of Weatminster, will intone, and Mr. Turle will preside at This line TRENT , been opened for goods traffic, and the organ. After the sermon and before the Blessing the traffic ia expected to be commenced in a few days. be Hallelujah Chorus will be sung. line is expected to prove a valuable feeder to the Man- ' GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.—The directors of this cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire as regards Esinsral company have appointed Mr. H. W. Davis engineer, and traffic. , Mr. S. W. Johnson locomotive superintendeut. fl