The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-06 00:00:00

,~..~' ~" /41- L - rL. " 7 - 0. 7 - • ' . No. 6,395.] ) ITT and. k IRE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE liN k:Y Direct to sail puns. day MindEeliruiry • • r Iti,NIAINIOND. A 1 IV yeas, i'onamitidorr }:ast Italia Nicks. 1 • r surrey in live!. is mini Ins and is .t prrferalile : •ILu in:: a full poop, eke has excel . .. •..t t•.l. !art passengem—For tenni of 1.34 4 4 C 41.14) to uErttir sod MOULII:, 9, Minter ,. 11EV ITT and Mt it IRES AUSTRALIAN LINE Kl' l' ADELAIDE I)ti tto Mil pxu e. th.- I 1.4 +hipping day 14 , 1.rn0r) -111.11 n u t r 16:11T uF sNitWlitti N. AA 1. , • 1:1. 'II %1:1.-41%. l'omtuttn.h.r . I)itag in the , I. 'II., to. -hip. built hp %lesys. Steele, of . • • .1. ~ 1 1111.• 4' .4 ft x r./1.111 i ‘••11 . 1.1 tine , • .4 It, p.noaso apply to DEMI' and 1;,110.r,tr..•1 1 4 1 EI:ONIA, for IiItIsBANE-WHARF; East Dodo roiteeatol to c•onidete their • . —IIEV I I r WO Ma 14 tR I.:, Is. Itillitrro•trmt. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Macke.lllaril. Loudon LINK of KTY.ANI and I'ACK KT 8111 PS to AUNTItA LI A.— M hut' RN • Port Phillip, Direct Ito lease the IS e se m'. In sday, Ycb. •ze, ceiling at My fiesith , the splendid clipi.cr ship NI FFI 01K toci, W. 11. tl NIA N. Cominahilcr in the Knot India Dock& (less accommodation. for all clames of passengers are unsur passed, and Mae will carry :in expericuc..4 surge. im—Yor freight or passage apply to A 1.1./.tRT and Muet:AN, with Maws. AIi.NEV WIGRAM and al INS. 7. Leadanhall-street. LivEitro, IL, NEW YORK, and PRIMA 11).U.if i NTEIM-SIIIP IiIMPANY.—INNIAN LINE. - I :II 11 aim the Vuitt,llslat“ i..: I .iiiipauy'sll.l.itwen....l 31,ciimen will be despatched as FROM LIVERPOOL to rivr YORK: I'ITV OF DI 111.15. rniturday, Feb. U. 4 411 , Nt.%( oitlC. Wednesday, Feb. 13. 111 V IF 1'41141 , 4. tur.lay, Feb. 16, And every Wednesday and taturday. Cable purge by tip Mall stu n . en sailing OVIII7 Withlllloll,y, 17, sun. 21 aceorting to the accommodation. forward passage Include* a full supply of cooked prbvierous. yeemusers for Canada slot the ['tilted States booked through on very elventareous term,— F'or further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, V. Wateretreet, Liverpool; and to ItlVlh4 and MACEY. 61, King Wilbamrareet, Loudon. CAUNARD LINE.-13RITISH and NORTH mtnlcAN RIIVAL MAIL STEAM SANS, appointed by the tan:wally t..sail 'between LIVERPOOL and NEW I'oRK, awl bets..in Lit ER Pt I'M litasTUN. the Bingen ships calling at Ilahrbs r• hunt xml re.else IMSLICII4ICfa and mails. Thu fol. ',Aetna •br ..tier vowels are appbintotl to sail from LlvertsruL n: I ..rt la receive the mails: %VA,. for NEW YORK. Saturday, Feb. 9. A,IA. for IIieNTIoN. satunlay, Feb. 10. BA. tor NEW MIK saturibiY. 2 3. . . Tatioz lousolez. for Neasait and Ilarannah, to trati.trriv.l ut N ew im subjrct to the permathoo of the Nj lame , money, including steward's fee and provisions, hut without nines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, thief cabin, second cabin, .00. To New York, chief caldn, kW: second cabin, —Apply to J. it. gourd, at, OW Broadatreet, London; J M. ('urrie, Havre, and Ham de la Hours., Perla ; O. sod J. I urns, 30, Jamalctatnect, CLogow D. and C. Macleer, guncus town : or D. and C. !limiter, I, Water-at:sok Liverpool BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick. and Central Herninny. —me North German Lloyd's One Irst,lass screw steamer F'ALKY. , Captain BUN DESEN. mu ha ‘k.i.t c h. 4 l hum ii..rseltdown on THUZSDAY, Feb. 7 ImMber lwrisillMß). at 12 nocou.—Yares to Bremen, 2.2 and CI Plum tii lints, L 3 and CI lim—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal mace. Hisicutsdnua. W :or to PH ILLIPPS, CHLAVVA, Plll4 LI VP3 and Co.. St. ImnstanWhouse, 9t. Dunstan's-MIL KC. 1110 IMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping .1 Companies, and Consignees of TOttigll Goods, by steamers r otherwise into the fort of Condom—The rietors of Inv Trade Wharf, Ritchtf, and Upper Pros Trade Wharf, Dow rate Dock, Upper hamesotreet, OFYYS rdicarrursto the dim.—e urther infonuatiou limy be obtained am application, by niter or in person, to R. CLAY and Co., wharllngers sad min iboom) keepers.-018cos, 83. Upper Thanseisoireel 141NKING and FINANCIAL.—GLENN and 1.1 3.4 E.C., BUY andSELL na CO Y : 1.4.41iiN in the totelon Market United States Government builds owl American hallway Shares advance money on Anie rh an Securities, and boy for cash Contains ami Dividends pay able in New Vol*. Draft w issued on [mono shennan anal Co., Nen Vora, and John Mauro and Co., Puts; and main:Dom made m all parts .d the United stab% and Canada. Glenn's American financial Circular Issued every Itiday. KINAHAN'S LL WLIISKY. DUBLIN EXIIT111710N„ VAR MB celebrated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE 11 KDAI.—It is pare, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold to bottles, >ts 1 , a each, at the retail houses la LOrld.Hl: by the agents In the principal towns in England, or wholesale at 8, Great Windutilbstreet, London, W. Observe Om red scat, pink label, and cork branded LL /May.' 111ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Inventir, so sindrally putted that • ten butt. es wen as smaller casks, may be rabid or tilted ou It withisaiSbour7r trouble. Its fiction bso impalpable that the sediment of the mod limpid Mail by no possibility can he disturbed. Prim Ms, Us, 145., to suit Si, 9, and 18 gallon mats. Tel ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or soar wine. Prive 4s. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, 9 a—Apply direct to JAMIE BLRIAJW, patentee, 14, Flea William-street, 31ansion-house. bee that his name and address are on every article; all others we spurious imitations. Encraviap gratis. Established 1830. HAVANA SEGAR AGENCY, 2, Canute-road Docks. Southampton. and 77, REGINT.STREET,LON DON kwo doors from nt. hunee's Hall he proprietors draw stten- Son to the success which has attended the establishment of this epees, and which has remitted In the supply of their linperta• bass to many of the most irapirtatit clubs. hotels, and private tensuniers in the kingdom. The stock offered to the attention 01 Mathes sours comprises nearly gOO kinds of the choicest keehietbeis of the most celebrated Havana manufactories, and tie finest selection of Havana angers at present existing in hope, the whole being the exclusive importation of this este ttubment from its agent. and resident buyers in Havana, who, tree long experience, exercise the greatest care in selecting only the Swat brands and sorts, and who ship the same direct to the sirekouses in the Southampton Docks. These advantages enable the proprietors to supply GUARANTEED HAVANA trGARS, wholesale and retail, at prices lower for the respective kinds than it is possible for other houses to quota. Terms, cash, is an undoubted introduction. Prospectuses on application to Ike proprietors, WOLF?. PH I LLI Pit, and Co. !IMAM Segar and Commission Agency, Southampton, and 77, itegentstreet, London. OSBORNE'S STILTON Is THE Cheese. PA is CHEAPER THAN EVER.-Is. 6d., 2 4 ., h. &I. per pound aro the priers at which PHILLIPS and Co.. tea merchants, & King Williarawtreet, City. London. E.C. me selling good .ind fine LiLACK TEA. A price current pet free. t...trrtaize free to any railway station or market town In She Veiled Kingdom. All pools carriage tree to all parts of London feiterve.—PHlLLlPS and Co. hare no agnate. Sugars to ooPPlled at market prices. A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. A on- CH I NOE CADDY, containing falba of reallygood BLACL TEA, lent carriage free to any railway station or market town In Eastland, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, 011 receipt of tea, by PHIL LIY.I sual Co.. tea merchants, a, King Witham-street, City, K.C. OONVERTIBLE OTTODIANS for Centro of Na Rooms, to form leo ',Ores and two easy chairs. a great Improvement on the ondn.try ottoman. Only of T. H. VILSIRR wd Easy Chafe and 4ola Manufacturers. 31. 32. aml tallfti.il rev', thdonletreet, W.. and 34 and 35, Charles-street, An illustrated prim list sent post free. OVERCOATS fur the present Season.—The NEW WIN TI:R tiVERCOATS, of beat materials, are kept to bead and made to order, at BAN' ILTON and X IMPTONI, Tailors and Overcoat Makers, 106, STRAND, opposite Exeter-balls _ HARIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well tia.Arn excellence volt only be had at 52, Great Russell. „Nrivt. "pposite the I:rith,h %lime= Gates. The very best steel Tote eristal speetarles, I. and 18t—THOMAS HARRIS and '"IN IA( "I liiN the public against persons suing their name. istal4Gbed flee. No tno eller' or agents. ASPIIALTE ROOFING FELT. ONE PENNY per squaw Foot. CROGG 0 N and Co., Manufacturers. New Earl-street, t Erewl..treet, 60 . square. Glasgmr. 2. Goree.piazzes, Liverpool LA3IItERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or alc 'dna the head, truly ef fi cacious and pleasant, is admitted to fie the for immediately relieving coughs, colds, c '"ntoll tapes of a‘tlinitt, and incipient consumption. It fro ,art. whom the faculty pronounce incurable ' .4 • 0 4 alhqs the tickling which provokes frequent conAing. i h r 'l'Prsithiit consumption its effects are truly beneficial. b fsiirte l need of sleep, or even lying down for ftwr of lingoes p,-• 1. ' 4 ! .1 , 0.1 on relief in a few minutes after taking L 2 "h 1) Uhl sold by W. L.AIIIIE.AT, chemist, 8, King tliaritig-erfvs, Loudon, and by all drutcrists, bi • and three ipiatititiea in one, 2s. 9d. Be partkular for Lamberts Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address the stamp. INDIGESTION. NtiltTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. addA Gentle Aperi e nt a nd a P o w e rf u l Tonic. Everywhere lu Bottles Is. lid., 2a Al., aud 111 . ONE nf Dr. 141C4 teK'S PULMONIC WAFERS r 9 ,.lhWcro ta.. or three times a day gives Instant relief and .) curer consnn t rion, cenglis, and all disorders boat!, and hdlg. I re is. lid.. 21. 9d, U. id., and Sob! fq 411 druggists. L AlTre • — The LETTUCE contains an active a.,.....kn0ci1de, the Latucine, which possesses all **soothing ; I fsolnpitint without its dangerc—fdr. 0. JOZEAU,firencii 1.40, Haymarket, prepares a Syrnp and a Pate of Laltue highly riviantilen•led by the Medical Profession for asthma, ' , cora - hitt', :Ind all chest affection* Syrup, Is. M.: ""•11. ltd. alid 2 id. Pale, by pan, Is. Bed and aa• [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE N A TIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High liolborn.—Thls very elegant and spacious establishment hunt: heeti entirely redecorated, OPEN KVERY EVENING. The grAnd 1,401.1. conducted by Mr. W. M. Packer. will perform chuff.. nightly a tholt.vtion of uparatJe and dam. music. Open at ball past k . close at It Admission. ta Freights to fiabat Ent' Sttlftarn. *forth% Intelligent. CALCUTTA, JAx. Z.S. (FROM LAB? MGM'S GAZITTL) ADMIRALTY, FEB. I.—The following promotions have this day been made :—Mr. Charles Ephraim Ufandell to be acting engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. Charles M'Master to be engineer in her Majesty's Beet ; Mr. Thomas Russell to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. John Anderson to be acting engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. David Grant to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. James Jack to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet : Mr. Hugh Aitken to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. Edwin Corbett Legh to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. John Xing (B) to be acting engineer in her Majesty's Beet ; Mr. Daniel Ferguson to be engineer in her Majesty's fleet ; Mr. Henry John Hall has thi. day been promoted to the rank of first class assistant engineer in her Majesty's ileet, with seniority of 12th January, 1d67. ADMIRALTY, Fxs. 2.—John Mather, Esq., has this day been promoted to the rank of chief engineer in her Majesty's fleet. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 4.—Mr. Charles Frederick Gregory and Mr. George Nicholls have this day been promoted to the rank of first class assistant engineers in her Majesty's fleet, with seniority of Bird January, 1867. BETTING IN LONDON.—TIIEBDAY AFTER/COON. The attendance at the clubs was limited to-day, and there was no apparent desire to speculate. For the Lin coln Handicap, Christmas Carol appears f u r the present to have paralysed the betting, such a good thing is it re gardeil, that backers are almost unanimous in pinning their faith to him, while bookmakers can lay against scarcely anything else. The majority of speculators de clined to offer any kind of price against the Carol, one per severing gentleman did succeed in obtaining 105 to 15, and there were two or three offers of 6to 1 on the field. Mount Palatine proved the neat beat favourite, and all aorta of odds were offered against the remainder. For the Grand National, gurney was moderately firm at 100 to 7, and 100 to 6 was taken several times about Columbia. King Arthur was supported for a trifle at 40 to 1, and the remainder of the does proceedings, so far as this race was concerned, consisted of offers . There was literally uo Chester Cup betting. LOW to 70 was offered in vain on the field, and the prisms of a Jew other homes were inquired after, without, however, leading to any business For the Two Thousand Guineas 4to I was offered agst Plaudit, which was met by a counter pro position to accept .q to 1 ; 10 to 1 was offered agat Her mit, 1,000 to 6u Knight of the Garter, 20 to 1 Master Butterfly, and I,oou to 30 Van Aroburgh ;40 1 was taken about Distic to a small amount, and 40 nits were taken about Beanstalk and Moamar' eonpled. The again shoved hake to be a thing of mystery, he D wit Tb liacked for about 300/., the last bet booked being 830 to 100 ; but be still appeared to be in anything but an easy position. A determined attack was made against Plaudit; his price quickly descending from 10 to 1 to 14 to 1, at which odds a pony was invested, but offers of 13 to 1 were plentituL Master Butterfly was backed at 1,000 to 30, and the proceedings eloped. Appended are the quotations : RI3I3IEL'S PERFUMED VALENTINES. Animated Flowers. 1.. on paper; ts. 66. on satin. Tho Melia sad, the Marine, the Pictorial. 444 . ., all la. by post for halms... stamps. The Musical Valentine from s:.l 150. An en.ll. is toilet) of other patterns from 6.1. to 10 gulooas, be t,11..1 li-t sent on appliestion.—ltlMMEL, Perfumer, 96, Strand; 24, Curt hill 11 1 , Regent: street Amine/an - , Fen. s.—Arpourrmewrs.—Parrnaa ter W. W. Parininter, to the Narcissus. Second Muter J. G. Scott (additional), to the BristoL Master's Assistant A. Hodges, to the Rodney. First Class Assistant-Engi neer W. fieott (additional), to the AIM. REWSPA RE k leJ _411 4-4 t ; 043 ,1 111V__ 1 4- : ;1; 05 , T v bt . .1411'd T 43 rts4s 0 bs audia i t 1 • i i • I . , i t 'i 1 ! I , I li 1' i , 4 it i ' ? , 1 1 ' 1 , , 1 ' l i . 1 i 1 , 1 il t! i l ! i .4 FROM LAST maHrs GAZETTE. VANES OP BOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO NB OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF 11.1.0USTEAR, COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. BASINGHALL4TREET.) BAN K Hl' PTS. JANI:4 ILLI%X HlMKGE — iritl3Cll,ASton•etrett, Poplar, baker. r Pal,. 14. at H Kvuty, Park tillage East. Rlgenl'a•park, timber %Aim r, 14. at 11. NILLIAX "1.31111N.P9 CALLENDIM, Jerusalem enifethoure, City, r•gluuiv.wu iunrrilant. reli. 14, at I?. -•-• • . . • 111141LX Wol4Wil h rit.i.kl . ..PUr Feb IS. al . - WILLIAM STARK 114.1. LET l'ruwn tviart, Broad-street, loan br..ker. Is. at 12 Et .5 ARO. • r•sig•T tirrend..te•place, Eustoit.epurr, . _ • waAor. lei, 14. at It .1,17, Brigham. bungler, Feb. PS, at 1. WILLIAM A LEXANDIGK TwitEopmx, Snsitz-gardens, late insu:nuan lgoknr, Fob. In, at L HoWD, St. John street, Llerkenwen, eating-house Wiener, at 1.. WALDI...II ORAM.WY, Brixton, Surrey, agent, Feh.l9,at 2. HAYMAN, Ealing, 111.1.11 mer, ascent, Feb. I. at 2. I.lutat2, Love-lane, and l,trAtlinuire•terrAce, sim.l, agent and cab proprietor, ' , eh. lb. at 2. Rle1111:h 'Libros. New gate-street, milk threaster, Feb. 19, at 1. MVO ANIS WM:SYS SAI Nitetts, Ilarrimitim grove, Tellingtom paelc. wine merchant', cellarman, Feb. 19, at 11. Isaite I:lateattsr. eollevtoe of euPtom., Feb. 19. at 11. WILLIAM TIItMAS tiTE.PII=B, 111)4%40, 19. at 1•a. AllTlll I. E 1.% Akl. Malvern-till/11, Kilburn. gcntle• . . num, Feb 19, at If. . . .. JAME , MEI• 11.111, rhobtoon, Surrey, grocer, Vet). 19, at 12. J.tatt:- Haim c Ig...bett terroce.lThcloil, grocer. Pub. 19. at 1 Tii..3l As 11 AI. LIS. Ilam.w.naull,eaddingt ..... riurober. gel, 19.al 1. CN , TA NTS S E M .4,101. GU ibilklallal-rout. Kt:141311. town, pluthla.r. 1 Feb, ate . RoIIERT Jolla ABRAHAM, Earntial.terTace, Bayswater. clerk In the Laud Yeb. 14, at 12. Et ,, ltakt Jowl MiteMlLL,Marnmermuith. china .lealer, Ve1,.7. at Y. Jamas Not Eat. Park road, Claph.geb.tituloo dealer, tab. 27, at 12 eIIAULLa We Ita VAMlALL,Maneleater-buildlums,Viestiuieater. lute oml merchant. rrb. 20, at 12. Timm s lb , e ,11wherdawher..t.,11,,stonsablnet maker, Feb.2o,atlt Joggs VicgiuDez, Brighton, glass warehouseman, Volk 2.1. at 1 Ttionaw Wilson-street, tlnsbury, and Eden...atm, house &Relit, Feb .U. at t HA/LIRV FRANK MAlttiBl7B, sagent-stn•et, Waitlamotet, heerthed victualler, Feb. at 2. Euwi N Ula t+r.,>l arket.plaer.elaphani, ctieevemmeger, Fell. 70, at t. KI•WARD At titslTS WILLIAMmeN, tireenwkh, !gen tleman, Feb. 27, at 11. I:l4VAlth CHARLILI RTIST Great PrescutAstreet, Whittakapel, selicit.w. Irk. ft, at 11. Tilout:, FAI:13:1t, Duustable, Beds. watchmaker, Feb. 27, at 12 I;Kl.ml,i: /11.alik, jun., Usbritige. victualler. Imb. 27, at 17. ltolir.EV I'.4.ra, I..llet.terr.we, lamfirth, mte.i.imi, Fab. 27, at 12. JOHN THOFIA‘ Nial.sli West.tiluare, Southwark, ammeter to a I'd b. 27, at I. GEoRGI: EK2:I , 2IUCIL UHALLENER, Bhinl g lam, gun maker, Veb. Is, at It. otaittis CARTE, 'Lachman, Derbyshire, draper • Feb. le. at 11, !:EsJA m la prepr!Ftar, .Feb. ..15, at It. Eima ati w•oN. (louce,ter. draper. Feb. 15, at . -• 11 ' ARTHUR IMLie. Heston, contemn, grocer, Feb. 15, at 1!. Jaaiiht Haan. Plane", tioneractabite, retired fanner,O'cl , 15. at It ARTHUR WELLMILET PIURHAN, Plymouth. tutor, Feb. 21, at 14. llama !AMUSE, Leads, comedian, Feb. 18, at 11. Gat II WELL, W Amlon, Yorkshire, ...on miller, Feb. la,at 11. J AY, Nantwich, tiouldre, deeper, Feb. 25, at IT. WILLIAM WIIRRLIER, Jun., Scottorth. near Lancaster,Feb.lo,4ll. Joe.. WINO, Colt:bribe, mall contractor, Feb. It, at 114. .1041IPH MORkLA. lluluro, Liinciuthire, becrscller, Feb. 10, at 04. Joint K AMC, Cockentiouth. Journeyman cooper, Feb. 19, at 10. ALKXARPRIC N ATSON, Parton, Cuutlieriand, engine Otter, Feb. 19, at It. cottia, Bradf , wd. bookseller, Feb. IC, at Y. JI AkTINI.AL/:. Stanhope, Durham, butcher, Feb, yo, as 10, ALYRtto WILLIAM Tesscit, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, wilier, reb. Iw , at 10. Jamas K msaos. Canterbury, surveyor, Feb. 15, at 12. THWIA3 &MaI:YU. Newport, shropshire, fishmonger. reb.l4,at 10. Ygtiotitimcfigssy Alz2llT, Newport, ?Shropshire, veterinary surgeon, Feb. Id, at 10. .I(kfErll LlrrArf, Lepton, Yorkshire, weaver, Fub. 18, at 10. Jos Amor, Huddersfield, Joiner, Feb. 10, at 10. !Fissure 111110 s, Ade. Norfolk, coal taller, Feb. 18, at IL JoHN Mashy. Leeds, milliner, Yeb. 22, at 1X Zumain% Leal., summereid &wallas. Wsb. fl, al It WILLIAM WALKibt, Leeds, timer, Feb. 22, at 12. JOHN Cid.e. Dudley, les dealer, Feb. 14, at 12. Jona Ti 24E1 ,Sedglcy,inatbirdah.,becrliottee Act per, Feb.l4,at 12. JOHN urr.Err, Manchester, Manchester, Arnim:tier, Feb. 26, at 111(N5Y ... SHLPHILIO., Journeyman iron moulder, .. , Feb. 26. at 9y. THOM-tr. EI.WAILD M017.01)i, Miltou•next-Gravasend. mariner• Feb. It, at it. Julia 111 - LL, Melbourne. Derbyshire, victualler, Feb. 21, at 12. EDWARD w•uota. Derby. bookkeeper, Feb. 21, at It (11N.ROC BA• 10. Jun Derby. butcher, Feb.l2l. at It. lIFKar WILLIAM ATTMFAVIE, Derby. alletioueet Feb. 21, at It GauMall Hrtritlsus, Obleturil, Devonshire. joiner, Feb. 20, at 11. THollics Itath, Homed wictualkr. Feb. 18, at 11. ALrarD EVANeI. Stone. Stathirdsli., brkklayer. Feb. IS. al 11. • tehl — Eh 1S Rohner Killintick, %%hitt° u re, grocer. -•- at 11. JOHN raaltr. I.lanrwat, Denbighshire, Feb. 16, at 12. ALLIK Sant M.. sarrston. Canbridgenti , baker, Feb. at It RICHARD TRZHERT, Scilly Island*, labourer, Feb. 16, at in. JANIS Fr.ncil, Wrothain, Kent, heershop keeper, Feb. 15, ail. ILicueao I.llOOLx, Taniworth, auctioneer, Yob. 15, at 10. BANK RIIETCI las ANNULLID. • - • • _ Jan 30. KROZNISMI W 11.1111.313, VialingtOli-terllloe, J 41111.- merrhant .!an. 31. Viet . ..v. szeut:Riatt.r, Old-street, St. pike's. Jill. 31. FlEnity errirrox, BMswl, Ly ProPrkwr. Jau. 21. MOIST GALE. Bretton Clovelly, Devonshire. MICLARATIONS OT Jonn ARNOLD WlLaoa, tiuntiur, Middlesex. farmer—lit divi dend of ts Feb. 6, and three bubsequeut Wednesdays, at Edwards'. Itasleghullatrect. WILLIAM HARRIS, Ventatrect, Regent-street, nanninker—let dividend of ts. ed.. Feb. 6, and thrive subsequent Wednesdays, at &Weide. Itsabuthall-street. Gnomic FILEI,EuICK MUTH, Canterbury, coach bullder—lit M ildred of ..6d., leek 6, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at F.dasnla, Basketball-street EDWARD OKllllV(A4o,l . l6•4llstm,street, Soiners4Owil. drapev—lst dividend of 3s. 3d., Yeb 6. *nil three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghalintreet. WILLIAM STRAHAN At,14,4 DEAN PAUL. Bart., and RODER? MAKIN NATES.StrAn!I : bunkers, and Norfolk.street, Wand. navyanents—ith ilbiliend 6d., Feb. IS, and three subsa: colon Tuesdays, at Graham's, Colemanntreet. JAIIIOI DOMETT, Ottery Mt. Mary. Decnnshire, Innkeeper-Ist disbiend Is. IFI., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, Exeter. JOHN St. Blaney, Cornwall, draper—lit dividend of 44 nal ally Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's. Exeter. WILLIAM REVELL. Liverpool. general printer—mod dividend of 21. Oyd., any Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool. JOHN Mull!, AAlitnn, Lancashire. farmer—Lod dividesd of 101 d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Joins tineNs, Ithyl, late auctioneer-Ist dividend of b., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Joan l'utetv•i. separate estate , Liverpool, provision merchant —lst dividend of 145., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liver pool. WILLIAM ROMLANDs. Itachynileth, hotel keeper—^2d dividend of 14d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, LlverpnoL CaisrnaLt. and PlarlvAL, Liverpool, provision merchants-Ist dividend of In. W., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Anis ALLwoon, Sunbury, tanner—rod dividend of ft. Yid.. any Wednesday. at Turner's, laverponl. FOULK Jwtw, firynrelpti, grocer—led dividend of la. 100., any Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool DITIDINDS. . . Feb. 13. W. N. Vincent,4lliaTsSeelard, Westminster, mes senger iu the comptodler•Otnemrs Office of Exchequer—Feb. SO. J. A. Dothie. BishoPngste..street Without, and Chapctstreet, Somet's-town, linendraper—Fels TO. J. E. Richards, Ihnehouse causeway, Jraiter—)larch 7 I. Orin, Ross, Herefordshire, linen. draper—March IS, U. Jones. Birmingham, gun maker—March 20. F. Bunn, Casileinorton, Worcestershire, fanner—Feb. 27. .1. Bagshan, Sheffield, file manager—Fero. 27. G. T. Hodgson, Doncaster, dealer In artificial inanures—Feh. TS. Z. Jones, Over ton. Ilintshire, innkeeper. PARTNERAMPS DISSOLVED. • J. Easton. seri, Amos, J, Easton. jJnn 1!. Easton, P. 9. Easton, J. C. Amos, and W. An-Meson, Erith, Kent, engineers, w. far as regards J. Easton, ern., and C. E. Amos—J. Easton, sea, C. E. Amos, J. Easton, jun., E. Easton, P. S. Easton. and J. C. Antos, Grove, Southwark, engineers, so far as regards J. Easton, Pen and C. E. Amos -J. llobson and E. W. Thornber, Halifax, coal merchants—F.. Evans and J. Mann, Jewinodnet, City. tailors—lL W. Jennings and W. G. Jennings, Bennet's-hill, Ductors'oommons, proetorx—E. R. Langworthy. illasheth Han nah imigworthy, J. Rogerson, J. Loweock, and W. Wright, Sal ford and Manchester, cotton spinners, so far as regardsJ. BOOM- Canipliell and A. Grant, Old Broad-street, City—J. Hin dle and K. Whitaker, Wrigley, Yorkshire, 0u111111116400 weavers— W. Moore, 11. Hindle. S. Weld, and s. Carr, Bradford, worsted manufacturers—W..l. powell and R. Flunstin, Wolverhampton, manufacturing chernits—H. Edmonds and J. Harper, Bradford on-Avon, clothiers—ll. chattetton and D. Chattertun, Bradshaw, Yorkshire. stone merchants R. Noakes and J. 11. Dines. High row, Kiii.aitibridier. upholsterers—E. Conan and F. Marsh, Man chester. Ix-rehouse keepers—T. Strildaby and R. Walker, I: Wes ton.upow brleklxvers—F. Waller and J. Miller, Hodder*. Rebl. woolstapicra—c. 'Ever', and T. Widecker, Manchester. met chants--c. W. H. Herbert awl T. Herbert, Leicester, rounders— J. Smyth mai J. Hodgson, Lnsriyoaol, provision merchants—W. Crossley, J. E. Crossl-y, awl F. Crossley (executors of L. Croa ky, deceased tilasol, Yorkshire, dy rre _.4 . Eld r id ge. F. mras ton, awl It. F. Ehiridem, Newport, Isle of Might, attorneys— J. If. Ennals and Catherine Ennalu. fit. Neat's. Huntingdonshire, wine merchants—J. Johnson and J. B. Newling, High-street, St. John's-,.nosh, grocers -J. Edwards and E. Powell, Birmingham, uphoistereis—J. Graham and R. N'aluetight, Llme street, whole sale tea dealers—T. Dixon and J. Dixon, Walsall, Staffordshire, aaddlers tool makers—S. Sheord and J. Fawell, Heckmondwike, Yorkshire, cloth finishers—G. Postlethwsite and J. Ketley. soh., near Birminghane.bolt manufacturers-0. Orem and A. Hodge, Birmingham. furniture dealers—F. Weightson and C. Thompom, Stokeslee, Yorkshire, ale merchants—J. N. Crums, C. S. Morton, and J. :reweave. COPUIII.4IIOII agents, so far as regards J. N. Crosse—J. Dobson and W. Green, Ringley. Yorkshire, printers— H. C. Renshaw, E. Broadhurst. and W. Greenfield. Manchester, flax aplnnees—John Gurney and Juan Gurney, Bradford, wool merchants. SCOTCH BILQI7IBTIATIONS. DONALD 11 . KISN7IE decraaeal , laugow, spirit merchant, Feb. 8, at the Faculty Ball, Glasgow. Jam Kcaa , Islinburgh, grocer, Feb. 11, at Dowell's Rooms, . - burgh NI.LEAN.Iith proprietor, Feb. 11, at the Athol* Arms Hotel, Glasgow. einibertittp intelltgnut. - CAMBRIDGE, in. 5. THE VACANT REGIUS PROFESSORSHIP OF GREIK. —ln conformity with a notice issued by the Vice-Chan cellor the candidates for the vacant professorship, vacant by the resignation of the present Maier of Trinity, pre sented themselves in the law schools this afternoon. After' the usual formularies the Vice-Chancellor called upon gen tlemen, intending candidates, to present theciselves, and the undermentioned handed their credentials to the Vice- Chancellor:—Dr. Benjamin Hall Kennedy, St. John's College, head of the classical tripes, 1827, prebendary of Lichfield, head master of rihrewsbury school, and formerly Pitt-University scholar; the Rev. Prebend Millet*, Tri nity College, second classic, 1832 ; the Rev. Edward Mere dith Cope, senior fellow of Trinity College, bead of the classical tripes, hill ; Arthur Holmes, cloaal , el lecturer and librarian at Clare College ; second silaasio, 1859. Being called upon by the Vice-Chancellor according to the statute, each of the above gentlemen handed in a list of subjects they were prepared to:expound, and after consulta tion by the council certain subjects were assigned. The election will take place on Monday, the 18th instant. CLAMMICAL THlPthi EILAXISATIoN.—The prielectors of the several colleges are requested to send the names of candidates for the above examination to the senior ex.uniner (Mr. Day, Gonville and Caius College) on or before Thursday next. COURT OF Al,Diamitx.—At a court of aldermen, held yesterday, at Guildhall, over which the Lord Mayor presided, the general purposes committee brought up • report upon the subject of the fraudulent proceedings re lating to the procunng the exemption of certain parties from serving on special juries, at Guildhall, by means of I false affidavits. To this report was appended another, by Mr. Nelson, the City solicitor, in which that gentleman detailed the proceedings he ha d, taken under the order of this court to punish the guilty perties. The report stated that the inquiries be had instituted had led to the dis covery that a regular system had been inaugurated t by • person named Charles Mayhew to procure th mption lof persons from serving on special juries by MOM' of false afhdavits, and fur which he was paid • regular sum per an num. It appeared that Mayhew had been originally in the employment of one of the ward clerks, and this gave I him an opportunity of knowing what persons were liable to serve upon juries, and hecalled upon those persons, and undertook to relieve them from the necessity of attending when they were summoned by paying him a yearly sum. A great many persons appeared to have entered into this arrangement, the mode adopted being that which was disclosed in the proceedings in the police court • short time back. The death of Mayhew prevented the intention to institute proceedings against some of the parties who had paid him to procure their exemption from being carried into effect. A discussion took place, in the course of which the present system of summoning jurors was strongly deprecated, and • sugges tion was thrown out that some Maine was attributable to the aldermen of the different wards, whore duty it was to examine the lists and see that the names of all the persons in the ward who were liable to serve had were placed upon them. It was ultimately agreed that • copy of the report should be sent to the beeretarz of State, and also to each ward clerk throughout the City, and that it should be referred back to the committee for them to con sider whether any further steps could be taken in the matter. THE HEALTH or LONDON.—It appears from the return, issued by authority of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, Feb. 2, the births registered in London and 12 other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,800 ; the deaths registered, 3,537. The annual rate of mortality was 30 per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,237 boys and 1,153 girls, in all 2,3 t 1 children, were registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1857-66, the average number, corrected for increase a population, was 2,2 A. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,6*.b4. It was the fifth week of the year, and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,600. The deaths in the present return exceed the estimated number by 28. The deaths have fallen from 1,880 in the previous week to 1,628, as the weather has grown milder, and now we have fortunately passed the coldest month of the year. The reduction in the number of deaths as winter has relented is visible at every period, except the last age of all (80 to 100 years), at which a hundred deaths were recorded. The diseases of the lungs grew frequent and fatal, but have now declined: thus the deaths from bronchitis in the six weeks were at first 224 and 178, then, as the effects of severe frost accumulated, 373, 3nll t and 359, falling down finally this week to 271. No deat h from cholera has been registered for a fortnight, but the deaths from diarrluea have increased. While the epidemic of scarlatina is declining, email-pox is increasing, and last week 51 persons died of the disease in London ; 22 in the north (where the Small-pox Hospital is situated), 13 in the east, and 16 in the south district*. • GERMAN GYMNASTIC SOCIETY, LONDON.—WC gather from the annual report, just published, that this so ciety has made fair prcriv: daring the lad year, There are ! now Ms() members, 01 whom, however, only 440 are Oar ' mans. The receipts in 1866 amounted t 01,343/., and the pro iperty of the society is now valued at 2,23df. The gymna sium cost altogether 9,50/., which was raisediprincipally by shares and mortgage debentures. The building is the pro perty of a gymnasium company (limitedl—the first com pany of the kind started in England—but the society by buying up the shares and liquidating the other liabilities of the company, will acquire the gymnasium as its own property in course of time. 1,71 W. have been paid off in this manner hitherto. There exist, in connection with the society, a fencing and boxing class, a swimming club, a ladies class, a singing club, and an amateur band of some 50 members. There is, moreover, alibrary of nearly 2,000 volumes, and altogether the society is in a moat nourishing I condition. __ LANCAKHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—The report of the directors, to be submitted to the half-yearly meeting to be held en the 13th inst., states that the amount of capital on the 31st December, 1806,onwhieb dividend or interest is paid out of revenue, exclusive of leased lines,is as follows :—Consolidated stock, 12,093,59 M. ; guariuiteed and preference stocks, 3,882,3491. ; 5,:330,4511/. ; moneys in advance of calls, 388,7661. ; total, 21,701,159/. The expenditure charged to capital for the pest half-year, exclusive of new lines, amounts to 171,3 0 1/. sa. 24.1. ; the following constitute the Rene; :—Lonil and enlargement of stations, 113,082/. 10s. Bd. against 120,000/. voted by last half-yearly meeting- rolling stock, 58,278 f. 14s. Gd. gr anet 80,0001. voted by last half-yearly meeting ; total, 1 ‘1,361/. ss. 2d. against 100,01101. voted at the last half-yearly meeting. The expenditure on new lines, &c., amounted to 2115,17.16/. Ba. ld. Revenue account: The receipts of the company during the half-year were : Passengers, patoels, and mails, 4111,421/. ; goods, minerals, and live stack, 698,435/. ; rents, 1,555/. ; Preston and Wye Railway, 35,2:trq. ; total, 1,V6,711/, as against 1,129,081/. in 188.1. The disbursements amounted to 506,408/. The balance of revenue applicable to the payment of dividend on the ordinary stock of the company is 424,089/. lie ; and out of this amount the directors recommend the proprie tors to declare a dividend at the rate of lit per cent. per annum, les. income-tax, payable on Ist March next, and to carry forward the balance, 10.830 f. 101., to next half- I account. The traffic of the half-year has again been large, the gross increase amounting to 07,551/. fri. 23. The directors submit the following estimate of the require ments of the company for the enlargement of stations, providing additional rolling stock, Sze., up to 30th June next, viz. :—Land and works, 130,000/. ; rolling et , ,clr, 70,000/.: total, 200,00 W. The permanent way, works, and rolling stock of the company have been efficiently maintained out of revenue in the past half-year, and the reports of the principal officers of the company satisfy the board that the railway and working stock are in good order and condition. BRICALFAnt.—EPPIen COCOA. —The very agreeable character of this preparation has rendered It a general favourite. Invigorating and sustaining. with a refined and grateful flavour ' developed by the special mode sif preparation applied. this cocoa Is used as their habitual beruraito - foe breakfast by thousands who never used cocoa before. - Cocoa stands very much higher than tea or coffee," lir. Hamall as,,, "and contains every ingre dient necessary to the growth and sustenance of the body." It is made simply by pouring boiling sator or milk on the prepara tion as sold. lib., gib.. and 11b. packets—f Advertisement. j LINCOLN HANDICAP. 105 to 15 apt Christi:oast:4mi 600 to ,3 apt Problem ~ t) 0- I WO to 4 beadle 1. . _ . 100 to 7 Mould Pala. i 100 to 4 14iestek (017) tine (11 LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL 600 to 35 .it Sarney IC 40 to 1 apt KlngAtthur '1) 100 to 6 columbia k t 40 to 1 &maw ton. t 1000 to 40 Fan ,of, 01000 1000 to 15, to 30) Mg ot Hearts 1000 to 40 PinVef, toff, 1 40 to 1 I iolf, t 1000 to 1060 to 5015 I •to 1 Causolis 1,14. elletTitt CUP. 1000 to 70 ag4 Leetwer (WU 40 to 1 sot Archimedes .2bou to 100 Monism oil, of) 23 to 1 Newland ,011, 1000 to 10 Bnplo toil) t3Otol, TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to I apt Plaudit My t I 40 to 1 apt Man (V Ato I I low to 20 ntradbroke oil) 10 to 1 Benult ,oft. 11000 to II Huntsman ..t. 1000 to tie Knight of the lOW to 16 Markman !oft) Garter loft 1 1000 to 10 Barrington toll 90 to 1 Master Butter. 1000 to 10 Beanstalk tur) fly toff, 40 to I 'pat Stockman and Beanstalk coupled A DERBY. -•- 81 to 1 apt The Rake it, 60 to 1 apt Distin (off to 1 -- LrEatournel A, 1000 to 100 14 to 1 Plaudit (I 560 to 100 The Rake and ICU) to 30 Master butter- Plaudit coupled (offers to take, BETTING AT MANCHNETICIL—TursDAT. WArklll.4lo CUP. 70 to 1 agot Mr. William. nomination ,111; 25 W 1 Mr. Miami's nomination ,o 11) OW to 7 Mr. ltrockielan►'s nomination t; Imo to 7 Mr. Ai an'a nomination .1, LLNOOLN HANDICAP. oto 1 apt em Christ m • e 100 to 0 apt Probl (orr, t Carol 41 20 101 l 10 to 1 Ilouut Pala. 20 to 1 liamimrounter tine ,of, t 100 to 8. I2oto 1 Vigorous ("lb 100 to 7 Beadle A; .so to Yorttmatm 100 to 7 Troublesome 'o TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 9 to 2 &gat Tlaudit ,t tt off 2O to 1 sgst Master Butter -11 to 1 -- Julius ioet tl) t 12 to 1 IlArkauututtaw) enzsris CUP. 100 to 6 apt Lecture; l .1 Sail to 6 sgat Bracken LW to 1 206 to 7 Broder:A 3 m 01, 500 to 5 itetkap ,t, Loma DI4BY -- - 13 93 1 eott The hake k or .O to 1 eget Ilarkinum off) 910 1 —1/ Estntlrnel 0., V. to 1 - Gr.uolerose tl, 11 to 1 Plaudit or Wto 1 Aram 'l, 2.) to 1 Dragon ,t CARMARTHENSHIBE HUNT STEEPLECHASER. Ter,hAv. THZ 111.11 TIMS" STM:Es of iru;;: . eac . b, with 40 added. Three Miles yr. Green race's The Nun, by Hy by Night—Nan, aged, lgst 7113 t Mr. NI Ila lad . 1 Mr. Itohertis Milford, 6 yrs, ltat 7116 0 Holman ?. Mr. Wallace's The Thane. aged, mu 71b 'W. TI us 3 The folio* ing also ran :—..saistwbus, Freitag, The Yawn, Sir Anthony, and dark .. Newbury. .. ... . . BeltIQ: 5 to 2 attar lialroT , C4 to I *gat The Nun, 5 to I agst The Fawn, and ti to 1 apt The Thane. Wou by three lengths : a length between aecouti and third : Jack o Newbury was fourth. The Fawn and Freitag felt The win MT was objected to on the ground of being liable to rats:bum duty, and the cam stands over for further Wet-dig:Won . . tirEN STIMPL/SCHAVE ;Handicap` of 10 cove. each, 11 ft, with 100 added %bawls eaten. E. ow Imb,. ost subs., lir. Powell's Way, by Mercule*—ltose's dam. aged, Itit alb J. Pope, 1 Mr. Williams'. Arlowott, avid, list nlb (Includhog 7lb extra Mr. Martin tul Mulberry, aged, 104 Illb ,J. Holman S The 'allowing also ran :—Plytislur. Merrimac, Meerscliawn„ Gars, Penbioner. Aprllis. god Indict Girl. betting: b to 2 awn Merrimac, 7 to 2 agat MAG.. 0 to I each agat Daisy and Meenchauni. bud 10 to I each ago. flatlet tart and tisrua. Woo by a luigth and a hall three length. Imetwaws second and third: Meerschaum fourth. April's and Cants fell. THZCANSICIAN WILLIS° iLit7Z of 3 swat twch, with Wadded ; wiutwr to be sold. Three wiles. Mr. Marker's Anucebus, by Vengeance, Need, list 'gad , tti. 1.11154 1 Mr. P. Herbert's Robin Adair, aged, 114 ab Ca, (lir. Milward, I Betting: 6 tot on Robin Adair. Non by several leigtha )lr. Elliman claimed Rubin Adair. TELL ONPORD AND CANER! E BOAT RACE.—At a meeting of the University Boat Club, at Cambridge, last evening, Mr. Griffiths, the president, proposed that the usual challenge be smut to Oxfoid, and the motion was carried with entltw•.asm. REPRESENTATION or BOSTON.—Mr. T. Pat7lr gt dill the only candidate in the field to supply the vacancy about to be occasioned in the representation of Boston by the retirement of Mr. M. Stenilend. Mr. Pang is a moderate liberal. A requisition to Ur. Gourley, of Sun derland, inviting that gentleman to come forward, has re ceived a considerable number of sir:innate, and wee to be forwarded to Sunderland yesterday. Mr. Gourley is a liberal conservative. REPRENENT ‘TIoN OF COLt•IIF.sTER.—Dr. Brewer, the liberal candidate for Colch..ster, has deued his ati• dress to the electors in view of the impending election for that borough. Mr. Maralake, Q.C., the conservative can. didate, is also proceeding actively with his canvass. Dr. Brewer is an advanced liberaL REPRESENTATION OF EAST RFEPOLR. Lord Rendleshaur tuts issued au address to the electors of East Suffolk. Becomes forward in thecouservatise interest •• • candidate to supply the vacancy occasioned by the retire ment of Sir E. C. Kerrison, who is about to acogit the Chiltern Hundreds. Lord Rendlesham was accepted as a candidate at a meeting of the conservative party held in Ipswich on Monday. His father represented East Suffolk for many years, and at his death was succeeded by Sir F. Kelly, now Lord Chief Bat on of the Exchequer. With regard to reform, which has been, and is, he rays, one of the great questions of the day , his opinion is that an extension of the franchise, espec ially among the educated climes, is desirable. --- REPRESENTATION OF CORK Cot understood that neither Captain Smith Barry, nor his nephew, Mr. Smith Barry, intend to stand for the county ; but it is said that Mr../. P. liennesay will claim the suf frages of the eleetors. The Rev. Dr. Croke, P.P., Done mile, suggests that Mr. !mac Butt should be adopted as the popular candidate, and offers a subocril,tiun of riot. towards defraying_his expenses.—Cork Exonantrr. THE IRISH MEMBERS.—The Freomax j„,"„ a i of yesterday says several of the Irish members met on Monday in Dublin, and after interchange of opinions, it was arranged to request Colonel F. Creville Nugent to write to all the liberal Irish members, requesting them to assemble in conference on Thursday next, the 7th inst., in London, to determine the best course to be pursued with a view to secure maul legislation for Ireland during the memo: session. REFoRtICoNFFRENcE AT Lhiafx.—A numerously attended conference of Yorkaliiie dele;.:atea, from the local branches of the Reform League, intended as a reply to the supposed formation of working men's tanservative associations, was held in Leeds on Saturday evening. Resolutions in favour of residential manhood suffrage and the ballot were adopted, and a committee was appointed to watch the course of events. One of the resolutions emphatically declared that any bill like that proposed by the late government would be considered by the working classes of this district as an insult offered by its promoters. Du BARRY'S DILICIOUN RV/SLANTS ARABIC& FOOD cares dyspepsia, Indigestion, col, &Ahem, consum b E i tt debility, consUpatios, Omaha*, palpitation, nervous. Ever, and stomachcomplaints. Cure ho. sams.—" Home, July 11,1866.—The health of the Holy Father is excellent, especially goes, abandoning all other reicedler, he has confined hunself entirely to Du Barry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise this excellent toed too highly."--Garette du 11111. Du harry and Co., No. 77, Regentetreet, London, W. In tins, at Is. led.; Illx., ie. 9d. Illte„. nit gabs.. sea--(AdvertisemetiLl 111 111 el 4y • 11 #1 l' 1 . 1 , i ' i I ' I 1 `II I I 1 4 i )! 1 ! :I LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1867. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ORzurn's Tasowts.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Fes. 5. Baron Benet will receive the title of Imperial Chancellor. The Emperor has entrusted him with the f..rmation of a new ministry. Baron Beust's progntnune is based upon the principle that the assembling of an extraordinary Diet would be in expedient, because the German provinces have to a great extent abstained from taking part in the elections, and also because the un derstanding with Hungary has become an accom plished fact. The Emperor has therefore decided that the project for assembling an extraordinary Diet shall be abandoned, and that the opening of the ordinary Diet shall be deferred until the 18th inst. The Wanderer of this evening states that ministerial conferences are held here daily, at which Count Andrassy is present, and adds : " Count Andrassy most strongly advocates the adoption by the government of the oontitutional course of sub mitting the Hungarian propositions, in so far es they may concern the empire at large, to an ordi nary cis-Leithan representative assembly." Herr von Kellersperg, who it is believed will enter the new ministry, has arrived here. An imperial decree has been issued suspending in Southern Tyrol the laws for the protection of personal liberty and inviolability of domicile. The reasons given for this measure are that recent disturbances appear to have endangered in the highest degree the public safety in that district. Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 111 Liverpool, 225. 6d. spb. shirting's, Br. 6s. ; 40's ;nk twist, Br. 2a. Exchange on London, L. 11d. Freights to England, 625. 6d. AMERICA. (sr ♦TLANTIC TELEGRAPH.) NEW YORK, FEB. 4. Political affairs are dull, but a better feeling pre vails in financial circles. The Royal Mail steamer Africa arrived out on Saturday evening. HUNGARY. PESTH, Fn. 5. The result of the deliberations of the Committee of Sixty-seven has not created a favourable impres sion upon public opinion. Several members of the Deak party have gone over to the Left. THE CANDIAN INSURRECTION. PARIS, Fes. 5. _ . The Paris journals publish intelligence from Constantinople dated 4th instant. Advice' had been received in that city from Candle, announcing that the Sphakiotes were prepared to oppose the landing of any fresh band of recruits which might arrive for the insurgents. A body of Sphakiotes, one hundred strong, had joined the Turkish troops to assist in the expulsion of foreigners from the island. The administration was being reconsti tuted in all parts. A party of volunteers had es caped to Cerigo, others had been forcibly expelled, and the Turkish commissioner receives every day demands for permission to quit the island. The same advices say the Cretan insurrection no longer exists ; brigandage alone survives in some points of the island, and this cannot continue long. Server Effendi has arrived in Candia. He will cause an election to be held of the moat noteworthy inhabi tants, both Mussulman and Christian, who will proceed to Constantinople in order to concert with the commission which has been appointed there for the re-organization of Crete. PRINCIPALITUDJ. BUCHAREST, Fre. 5. The Roumanian Chamber has voted the budgets for the departments of Justice and the Interior. JA.SBY, FIB. 5. The Hospodar has distributed considerable amounts of money among the inhabitants for the relief of the existing distress. FRANCE. PARIS, Fn. 5. The France of this evening, referring to the new press laws, states that the amount of the security hitherto required to be deposited with the govern ment on the establishment of a new journal is to be increased, but that tho stamp duty will be reduced to 3 centimes. The France also announces that the new scheme for the re-organization of the army essentially differs in many respects from that published some time back by the Momiteur. The new project will be more simple of application than the old one, the contingent placed at the disposal of the government will be less considerable than was formerly proposed, and the reserves could be called out with greater promptitude. THE RIOTS IN BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, FEB. 5. Thirty of the miners who took part in the riots at Marchiennea have been arrested, including the principal ringleader. This has had the effect of restoring order, and the men belonging to the different factories and coal mines near Marchiennes have now resumed work. A denial is given to a current rumour that the disturbances were pro voked by the intrigues of foreign emissaries. INDIA. (Viii Triode.) BOMBAY, JAN. 12. A sad accident has occurred on the Hooghly by the sinking of a steamer returning to Calcutta with passengers from Howes. About twenty persona were drowned. The Russians are reported to have taken Suzak, in Bokhara. Thu King of Bokhara has sent a second messenger to the government of the Punjab asking assistance against the Russians. The Sultan of Sanzibar has sent a mission to the Humali country to rescue from captivity the sur vivors of the wreck of the H. Ablis. Ferozeshah. the only great rebel at Delhi who escaped punishment, died at Bukhara. The debenture loan of sixty lace for public works in Bombay was rapidly taken up. Government has decided to erect forts at Italian, Raul Piadu, and Peshawar. Sir Bartle Frere has retunied to Bombay. He held a durbar at Kowachu, and met the chiefs of Kaltiewar, and was enthusiastically received everywhere. The sixth Convocation of the Bombay Univer sity for conferring degrees was held on the Bth inst. The High Court of Bombay has rescinded the order prohibiting the transmission of the Com mercial Bank• funds to England. The loss on exchange in remitting will be nearly 20,000 rupees at present rates. The ludo-European Telegraph still works badly, and the latest dates received are to the 31st December. Cotton and piece goods markets active. Money abundant, but great dis trust prevails. Weather cool. Public health satisfactory. (EY MICE OVERLAND ULCERATE.) BOMBAY, JAS. 26, 5.13 r.x. j 71b. shirtings, 6r. 14a. ; 811 b. shirting., Br. 40'a mole twist, 15a. Cotton held firmly. Dhollerah, 290 r. Shipments of the week, 28,000 bales. Ex change on London, la. 114(1. Government Se curities: Four per Cent., 89 ; Five per Ceuta., 108; COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Gold, 137 i. Sterling exchange on London, 108 i; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1071 ; Illinois, 115 : Erie, 611. Cotton: Middling Upland, 33c. THE MINMEZIAL Canals me AI:STRIA. —We read, in the Debate of yesterday :—" A Vienna despatch, received last night, announces that the ministerial crisis foreseen since the arrival in office of Baron Beust, has just taken place. Count Belcredi has sent in his resignation. 4. to the causes which have occasioned the resignation of Count Belcredi, they are only imperfectly explained by the despatch. The Hungarian question was the subject , in dispute between the two ministers, Baron Beast wish- 1 big the convocation of a limited Reichsrath, according to the February charter, and being in favour of accord ing in advance the concessions claimed by Hun gary, while Count Belcredi insisted that the pro. tines on this side the Leitha should be called upon to vote upon the Hungarian question before settling It. It is true, there has never been, as is well known, any unity of views in the Austrian cabinet upon the stairs of Hungary ; but it may alas be supposed that by a sort of tacit understanding it was upon this point the struggle for influence centred, which was of necessity to occur between Count Belcredi and Baron Beast on the very day the latter entered the ministry. It is scarcely doubtful now that Baron Beust will finally prevaiL" GIFT OF SEWING MACHINES.—M. Charles! Goodwin, a Paris manufacturer, some time ago placed at the disposal of the Empress Eugenie 178 sewing machines, of the value of 330 f. (14!.) each, to be given by her to young girls and women whose circumstances rendered them the most fitting recipients of the present. The Moniteur of yesterday contains a report to the Empressl from M. La Valette, the Minister of the Interior, stating that in accordance with her Majesty's orders, the writer hail requested each of the prefects to draw up a list of six candidates for the sewing machines, specially selecting I young girls prematurely become the support of their parents, pour mothers, widows, and deserted wives. "The' claims of each of these candidates," adds the re port, " have been placed under the eyes of your Majesty, and you have thus been able to appreciate how frequent are the examples of self-denial and filial devotion among the working classes. Among the persons named by the I prefects there was not one who did not recommend her- 1 self to the benevolence of the administration by irreproach able conduct, the family duties nobly performed, misfor- I tune courageously supported." As only two candidates, however, out of every six could be chosen, i.e. two for each of the departments of France, the Empress herself I made the selection ; and a list of her awards, with the ppeand circumstances of each recipient, is appended to the Mort- . - THE LIBERAL CLERGY or NAPLES. —A Naples letter, in the Paris Dttatt, says :—" The liberal clergy, since the return of the bishops, have been the object of • veritable persecution from the ecclesiastical authorities, lo that they have been forced to rehires' • memorial to parliament and to the Minister of Publis Worship to ex lain their deplorable position. The churches they served ring six yeses have been taken from than by the Oar (final Archbishop, who, not content with that, proceeds to re-consecrate the buildings as if they had been pro- faned. The ceremony has been accomplished with special pomp for the old Church of the Jesuits, when all the cream of the legitimist party aseembled for the occasion." THE PORTUGUESE IN WESTERN AFRICA..—In the List sitting of the Portuguese Chamber of Deputies, IL Seizes questioned the government relative to en affair at Zaire, on the western coast of Africa, in which a Portu guese ship was mixed up. The Minister of Marine re plied that a merchant established on that point of the coast had applied to the commander of the Portuguese schooner Napier to protect him against the attacks of the negroes. The captain disembarked with eighteen men and • piece of cannon, and endeavoured to obtain satisfaction from the natives. But before the end of the negotiations the negroes, arriving in great numbers, attacked the mer chant's home and the position occupied by the Portuguese detachment. In presence of such an invasion, and after • vigorous resistance, the forces were obliged to retire to their ship, having one dead and several wounded. During the passage to the ship one boat capsized and five men were drowned. The governor of Angola, M. Cardona, im mediately sent the corvette Duo de Paltuella to the spot, and the negroes received a severe lesson. "These events (says the Portuguese Gazette) seem to indicate the necessity of militarily occupying the Portuguese coast of Africa, so as to protect the merchants of all nations." THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN BELGIUM. —The Meuse, speaking of the cattle disease which has broken out in Hsaaelt (Belgian Limburg), says :—" This is a public calamity for the town. Forty distilleries of the find-class are at • standstill and the men out of employment. The churches are constantly filled with people imploring Divine help ; strangers are afraid to enter the town ; all trade is at an end. On Monday lest 30 animals were slaughtered, on Tuesday 120, and on Wednesday 700. It is hardly necessary to say that they were not all attacked by the disease, but, having been expose to contagion, it was considered necessary to kill them. " A despatch from Hasselt, in the Gazette de Lii9e, states that the contagion was continuing ; two fresh farms had been attacked, and in three others the destruction of the cattle has been ordered. The town contains 5 000 beasts, valued at 700 fr. each. The contagious krinciple of this epidemic, is so subtle that provender kept in the neighbourhood of infected sheds has transmitted the malady. Excepting at Hasselt, no other case of the disease has occurred in the province. A regiment of Belgian soldiers has been ordered to the adjoining frontier to keep a strict super vision, and prevent all introduction of cattle alive or dead. THE WORKHOUSE INFIRMARY QUESTlON.—Yefl tenlay • meeting of the executive committee of the Ado ciatiun for the Improvement of London Workhouse Infirmaries was held at the house of Mr. Ernest Hart, the bon. secretary, in Wimpole-street, Mr. Lawrence Oliphant, M.P., presiding. After a discussion as to the steps the association should take during the present meeting of par liament, it was resolved to summon the general committee, among which there are many members of the present and late governments and about fifty members of the House of Commona, to discuss the following motion, of which notice was given by Mr. Ernest Hart :—" That this com mittee is of opinion that no scheme for the improvement of workhouse infirmaries will be satisfactory which does not provide Ist, for an equalised rate over the metropolis to the support of the sick poor in the infirmaries ; 2nd, for such an improved form of government of these infir maries as will give to the Poor-law Board the power of ordering instead of recommending such arrangements as it may deem best for the medical attendance nursing, and accommodation of the sick. It was res olved that the question should be discussed next Monday. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAI LWAI.—As the 10.30 goods train from Swansea to Pon typool, on the Great Western line, was travelling at its average rate of 12 miles en hour, on Saturday last, it met with an unexpected and disastrous accident. About seven miles from Merthyr, and adjoining Quaker's yard, there is a blind siding, to which a new man, we are informed, has been lately appointed. His duty was to lock the points to this blind siding, but this, it is stated, was not done, and in consequence an aperture of half an inch was left. Into this aperture the great wheel of the locomotive dashed, but in passing through it broke the pivot of the point, and the result was the points were at once firmly closed, and the carriages sent along the main line. Then followed one of the most singular accidents on record. 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