The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-19 00:00:00

71 -•- , - .7" IDT NEIVSIAPER ...ig_.es--1.- - i" -- ---`-..-___, ...—• f i •I'ii - 1 7 - 1741er 111.. ... v . . 1q j it it ..i,...,.., lia r X I ~ ► /~ /y ~ LONDON, SATURDAY EVEPtENG, APRIL 19, 1882. No. 4.895.] [Stamped, ld. Additional.] (TWOPENCE CIALCUTrAIt, wiling at M A DRAS.—The well- . 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—LEOTARD I N./ blows Apgar inalliery strata slop II V DAAPIPI tie 'MA JI. TiO EVERY EVEN I ND, until the 30th of April. GRAND , 306 bisispower. row leadlette in the % ictoria , ) Docks, Ili INN I Nil PER 1.1.1: ll A 3 Chine ail W EDN 23tDA Y and SATYR, WD have as lbs lab . mho tine lawmen at NM leasing DAY, nt 3, until the same date, The last performances of Iwo- Genvearml ea W Ulb . I h hismilfieent dap, built en- turd will positli cly he on IVolnesd Morning ay Moing and Wednesday 11 is tat lbw MAI , Ins been thimeighly Wiped, has Keening, the 30th Aprll, tieing the 300th end concluding retire intails areiliMilkash kw i-ewengers, sad will carry en en- meniatims. primed awns sad a derar i ... . __ __ The serflee WI be vestinni ,i monthly by esme of the bilowles 602ewIllag sissialigy Me on re.w I. helowl ll 22 to this — SECOND EDITION of the EXCHANGE, No. 1. One Shilling. TEL DAY. NOTICE.—ADYERTINEMENTS and BILLS Intended for In sertion In the EXCHANGE. No. 2, should he sent to the pub lishers not later than the !Ist instant . Loudon Sampson Low, Son, and Co., 47, Ludgate-hill. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. INDIA. (Rlol7l'll DISTURBANCES AT SMYRNA. SMYRNA, Armu. 1L The following is from the overland summary of the Bombay Gaulle of the 27th March : A disturbance took place on Sunday in the Greek church, on account of the clerical authorities refusing to allow a funeral service to be performed for the rebels who have fallen in Syra. Tor. , Ilon►pww. l i sW a i . Lai Jegobs cikedis ;?Et Joao 11. Juts IL Amami IL =ll ll. Nowenbar IL Daman" IL 1 I- addle nom I 1.1211 la illll SAS PO izrz Aim ar ip ink LC:: se elite OEM. Owipmes. 0. liks•lwbors. Larks. 11. C.. admit dr spill Min Mir agpoli.rsis M ltlilYMwr ilk sinks amid le Erik ILIED =LW, losnery. 1114 Iris awl lisdes allepas Omesty 0111•164. & 011INDLAT ws,, 4112.171.=1 BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIINTRALIAN cumin 11 , 601 LOINDOIII. Jima !TomoOK Waft eraser nil proem nisi • WiTlioWii mow ••••••••dilm imaimmi um yogi pagoilft Le i ± 7 6 or row b• es* Os MOO LWOW O• Oitt ed t basig e• - Di Um sod Oa T. N. Ca. larliss. LC O r m 4lari Nasek 1 tat TOM Awavalks balm Ufa s WirLT STIAM COXIKUNICATION to w YUIL Wert uvurout. NEW TOM =I Pal LAD KUM A MILAW Ul P Cllll PANT Wend kis air 1111.polrerei hsAt &rim NAM &him cutting I:= Mrs Ss asiberi tss.l •IssrAtte hr. sir follow§ ' WIib.XLY PI VERPOUL rink KW TIMS• EIIIN MAW* Wain&lay, aged tb. ITN& WaWissiar. s. X3 CITY or WALMMt Weiseaday, bfay T. Awl arm W COY owns% 11, IT. awl 21 gabwaat r i V a l r ed aa Ihe meow rawmard prow a rim% Weisel* .11 wonder lhawnwen We Camel wail Wesaant *Maw bashed rim l l7ll=l 4 = 6. lll. WailardraTh lrur Llwanwei gli firr to e awl MAW. O. Wial 011 y. • BRITISH awl NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAM appoinOrd tee Arliniralti j agt beloran IJVltilleeM and SEW YORK, and between Mot. arid f 100111", ern! liberty to eall at Halataa ere ellieeporin to lend and forgive mails, Roads, and paineepees, W Swam Alps caltinc at llialrfaa to bail sad washy pormors wed bee Ilayesey a nano The tvUnwlng or other mode on ap pointed to soli from Liverpool, at Cott to MGM the CHINA, for NIX YORK, katurday. April It NI Ai; AKA. for Went ok Saturday. May 3. • Po .1T lA. for NNW YOKR, naturday, May 10. • Taking parnengen and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York nn board the /1.11.5.5. Karnak. ►awge [floury. fascination steward's fee as pronslama, but witkerd anon or tbnore :—Te Halifax and basks. War cable'. LH second eaten. Alt To New York. ells! cabin. 4211: emend amnia. Ale Freigirt to Halifax. Benton, sad hew York SS per lon. lad &per cent, pelsone. —Apply to J. H. Peord. St Old kondieren. Lansing : IX Currie. Han*, red If, Place de la Itrarea. ►ans : O. and J. Bans. nuehasersokreet. Glasgow . D. W C. ➢•feet. tineendowa ; or D. and C. Mine, 5, Warne- Aron Llierpool WILLI PPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPB JL will deepatelt the uedeesoeutiesed a ret-ctua steamers u hlletre: rni - iorrirs.nam. the RAT.tVIIIt, from the British and /min vtearn tt hart. Vitimitr. every Sunday morning, at 11 a m , and the I'l'EN of oft t), every Monday morning. at 9 L tnaa ott the Tewer, tor IIitEMES. the 1 , 11.KK, Wednesday evening. April 23, from horivelydown. rams. At, LI, and 10., Saturn Uchida honed at a levee and • halt. _ Seller —The hallway between Bremen and arsenerhaven Is sow open for the conveyance of passengers sod merehAndls• to AO parts of liermany. Col VTIZN SI 1111. the THAMES. Aprll 22. from Noessly &wt. Ceres. e,'At 3a and L 2 2n To br followed by the LONDON tool +JAY M ASA I 't trtldht. Pasullte. de . 'pp yat Chaptin's Calmest Mon, t .Iress. W or b. PIII LLI PPS, GRA V SS, sad MULLINS, ii, noml iAltr. LC. ACCIDENTAL DIATH INSURANCI6 COMPANY, liAnk lothttery, tootles, LC. dusted 14. Ckp.tal a3m.,000, in 12.000 Sharon of LSS. MinA.e,r, , l by .Ir, ill %till of Parliament. TO. •TWL. Matthew Marshall, Pg. Kenyon s Color, Con, Q C. Henry hlAlr Mayne. Eno. At on LaLram•llnary 6.n rah Meehus..f the 4 tureholders, held vot Inertly. the ..th lom•nt. to, Thounand New Shares of Twenty doe P.m.!. cache weft rated, on emh of which A:1 will be doe on allotment The Orbkale ere poiol on January awl July. AD applk►tf.,tr for •hues blue -• mule on or he lb. 301 h besot, oes •hlrh olay Ih. .hare 11.1 will be finally eked, to Mmes. J.ehua II uttlon..o. sod > , en, 15, Augel-court, Thing newton street. Hr , kers 1.. the Ceutpeny. 11th Atoll lent CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE AMU/UNIT. SOUIETY. 13, Bt. James's ognare. lue4os. B,W. Potabluebell 1n24. Sof owned h) Standal Aet .4 Parliament. /WIN NIVATING. IMI 11te Licit presented at a lleeting held os the .!/1,1 January Wt. it IM dselsratos the S.A. nth Wants, Owned, la eehtence of the von/Tees the t‘triety. Yid idea tbehnhetttenatal period which tersinastel on the 30th J. UI. _ %en A VIIBI.IWV. for • total Bunt of £1.441.3741 had boon effected, lair/ aa Inctratte of a1i9,2.5 on those of the pieties* ev•yers . that . _ lecninsha4l lia.rmaed aleh,a,Xlto 619400 per an. 1.111 that AT..arsato Vaud had rt.en from ..1,154.276 to Lt. 4 lUI . ttut a itrversi•mary *l.litine to th. P011eir...4 a14::..077 was thee mae, aa egaimt =.1.4:3 at the prior dlvial..e. 14. illoltrati..n thr revelta of the Mention. that the K. T - 4 4 4. 4 1.444) 161.11lesn ainoe named arentged 4 1 4 per rent or 4.41144 Willi Inc olitterent ewe fr.ovi 33 to ,t, la r cent on the Premium. tall In the 11. ). us.. and that the • , .44r.1 2 , per is it, °it the lilt Prentlem... being arnoutpt 'l4. g..t tort any The 12roort . aplaine4l at 14 4421. tn. more of the Inventor -Ida, and 164. 1.611 e• 44 the rairel..tnois, tl.e reaultA of which, 64 above ahown.arr nimeetly farouraide. 71Iw following are .m o rn the 411..tIncti4e Neter., of the Kortety : Credit syd. n.. -4... Polirk° fo, the whole of life, one half of the Annual 'Wining., during It,. first live yeah may remain on 4 re.nt. an.i may rrtM r ne a debt on the Wiley, or be paid oil at say time I•44lrte• for Tern. of Veen rely itecte4 at rates peculiarly tar,eugd, r to A ..therk In, h 4... uLay a..nrr,l .t Prtinlltres rrnportinnt4 to thr Inerras..l rut. ;4ttrrok of..t Claim. slams paid Quit) dap Atter pr.. 4 .11wAth • The accounts soul itilance 'beefs are at MI iliac.% t o the hut, M+742 ..f th , A•0u..1.....r .4 irt nous tbrolo4inft to o.are. T.614....1 Lll. . V. Prop...al. the Itewrt .1... et men. an.l ..1. talle4 ... , ount of thr pow. Ming., of the Bonus Meet.o.g. r lu• (now say of the , 00lat.)'• Agent., uf I.4iKtlh CI It'LIYYL A. ttimy att,l :4rerelmy. Janses'arquate. lon.loo. 4 W. The fve‘t ISt mho of hallo aM lake Oro Is January, 1.47. taut ttoo. ale. semi %e l'othie* helms the end Juoe neat .in taw ontlttr.l 4..1 that .11t lotua to awe )oafs satlltunial .tiara of pinata .oer later A4mtrert NIYrICE 1$ HEREItY (lIVEN, that an 11:1 4:GNI:NAL hIIiSTE4O.4 the Share ladden.4 the World I...armee Company •111 Its held at the 0111.1 n. 11. Neer Itridn. ..trees, Klatt friars, on 1111dYilony, the Inth day a April. at 1 osetorlt nee...hely, for the purpror eon. Ifirmang the reeninulona rarra.l at the Latraordonary thoteral lltruthe ibl'W 10 the lYth .4 March. Inns. by order .4 the Lor.l. ALYIIED W. W. 11", Itanaeer. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LA3IIIERTS A•T114.1TI( witb,ot e•riflulnt thr /routs or siterllsT lb. brad. gni) strisrloos and ptrusut, a adrulittll to to lb. 11,4 D.r.litins lot Isms ,b.stely Irt 110.1111: rn.¢ly rashly r...11r5...1../rs of mains awl trulpli.st on•umption. It fly, loran) rorr. Iwwwr srlsosm Mr fruity i.r..nouncr incsirsble, ististrshly sllaye lie Wallow wliktt pruvokrs fresterut roughing. Is sysrosrlolyi res-umpttus tts awls arc truly bessfklal. I pas.. 4 ^II Artt . tn.. lOW 40..1 for frar l snocs. inAs .1 out us fb a Ivor tufputrs aft. r taking It 0.,I) sad mold by W. I.A311:1E I, ell...rota, fall, isntl) o • Wrest. Hapsarket, met by stl tirotwtsts, Is bettbss sad -law quassith• am. fl.earb. be warder sail ask fur bkpt'. Asthmatic Its.;ssis. Mr Salem W athlows la ampavad ea dr @lamp. AgniBHORTN ZBl4 of BRZATH, BRON currit.A' NErn %Lea 1nf.41114y mama bad bend by eb. 6•111Alti: t..ral V/Innonnors), no susta. Rte heeptrr.l. in•netrat.. Int.. tln tno, tams the whole awe see plow t ow.. est" tonlicill. Wu, mails the teastins at lIM t organ. ..t revirstinu -1 I.pi, to ' n a d a , Punk Pr.. ta. W. n 1..1, 74.4,1 1R u s *. 1, 7 JI AC, Cisszatat, /lay matluaL DII2.WORD'S PURI u MAGNI:SU 1 b.... nm &Wog teautplve yea" emptatieetts raw Oleited mad plehriss. ualeeteelly - Neerza . 7 Ihe as the beet remedy far acidity et rot. sad logtrethes. and r • mild ape ant bee delkole restitotsenkaure especially toe lathes and ddlient ft Is ipe•per...l. is • state of perfect prity milliest__ strewth, esly by DINNLYOILD and Cr, In. New rensirrer Learns. sad sold by •11 resposiablo thistle*. Ihreuirbeet the world. DR. BUCII A N'S INVIGORATING ISIBRNCR, for Serval.* Relaxation and General lissbuse, et wee restnees and iorigorates with smirked dr sess4 MAN tetwl essiettattoo. 'bomb) erottrien permanent Immaand ar.norte. enemy. and • redonl.led development of Ir imswasier 4444 . m. not trial will fon c ennvletion, and prove tali = Whit. Prh. per ladtle, 4, 6.1.. Ha, or lour limns the 3.11. —Wholeante Azent, Wilic*LA V end siiNtl. TS, irsivingpleel 14.11 . and 4 all chemists throughout the wart& PLOY/Y8 CELEBRATED DANCING AVADWIT.-110TICL—A WEI QV/DM= PARTY, RASTER TURIDAY, DosiAng tram Lai la 1. Ticksto, IL Willdes, Abugis t: ;4l ll„, .1. Y. lrowtt lailimsama Lid Aammillea Wed= bilmisgs. A=Mati ?MOD Wm" fls. IL THE LONDON PAVILION Ticeborne top et the imerandow—LANT Wilt et Übe 0011111Tt i l l at. iese bee bees ow esereelielrd maw sod glom are=7 " 3owees.esabbsed with albdrable embelto yoke, alma fall to dillebt tae emelt fitetideoua. Danes Puebla Week, ealectlose has .11•11•1 Ifeter. ell! be rendered. la the prodortton of wtdeb spielal ore Dm been Yea In order to phe Eclat to that (rend and sublime composi tion. Peleettor are from •• Der Prgerbute every even/II Aikidos. are& &L; balcony, la —I.OIIIL sad MONKS Prepdetors VAII-DE-VIIL —This Pure PALE B BY, AA II& per Is ammeratak e v amble, aeloalla boo Inn ma to limo el gem to Wean. z Pee dm ; •Mt be lb• faimit" au. Sallway aseelollo lea ite to,nnor la to oliamodi ambler It yam mei cu., "woo& Dtafaim, flolloomll.C. XEHEE. —Pale Diaper SHERRY Ms. per dap. IC. _FMAarrisee PAL 1 • 1 0 211 7= Way MUT &M Os, lIIIIIIIes sad bask 8 and 80N, Wine and Bphit Merchants. A 7 rig n= me cOLONIAL IMIMS.—IMPPIMP and Sada nsainsases lava Imam lag is. 111.010111, Of = sad Savour . it. WO W i tze laninsat aitirill a lia Sim gem ; M. Ma li a sa autar i Z eill iA l iVr t a., lis • seri draw ha masa Shrub. Us. IL illisb arandy, annul made. Ma parapallan Meltidli Owilda Ila Id la Whim la lisalbanslimns sad don Imp Milsina Iltillanda lla pee Pam. 01. Moms awn AM pals ditivered tree vitals Ivo Isiida UMW Mak—la Miiiipmptealrest Within. ALT and Oa'. EAST INDIA PALE ALE f... 7 doom pledra es. ed. the dozen , Burton dr, asea's extra Neut. la Weiss of reputed and Imperial mar i ne, and saes et Semi= seal upwards. liarelars !Amadeu stout, e doom quad% ti Ai Ned stoat bottled errors* for exports- I:tom—MOODY rod Ce., serate Lnwstreet, LC. LONDON OARP2T WARN/3011811.- !ALUMINIUM—WAUGH and lON bog to tattooist° the nobility. gestry, and public that their 8110WW0031111 cow tin • large assortment of BRUKILLi and VELVILT-TILZ CA/tPETS, of toteful designs and colours. The to opulence Om have had to the manufacture of carpets enables Noe to pro duce very superior quanta% to thou. ia the aerosol trade. Aaastoter. Turkey. Aubusson Carpets. hr. Bilks and other Jimmies for eurtains sad funaturt.-3 and 4. Goodgastreet , • aad 0° Tottenham-court road. W. FIIRSITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. See ear Catalogue, elaborately illustrated with 360 mgrs.- bibs containing prim of every article. and estimates for com pletely furnishing homes of any clam. This map lawful ride ded grabs sad post tree co appliodise to LEWIN CAA WCOUIt and CIA. Cabinet bentdectsmata Mead 23, ibleena buildings Knightsbridge, Loodem Comb" orders carriage free. N.B. An elegant sisd complete walnut drowlegrems mate, 36 raiser Midstream ditto, In imhoplia, 211 nem ; sad tiro himileme end bedroom adios. &I and It When 'ie. TM whole am sad barium EAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS BROW" BIOTHM4 have some of tbe most complete and emir Mad Imam Pack up In a very small apses for travelling, and Moped Ike boom ase. export, military. and invalids. Cata logues tree. II& Mimi ix BARLOWB ISZLF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN nada • lighge Joint of meat with • men baadful of coals. The taring fa brew: the meat Is beautifully roasted In every psi% shady browned all over. and w the gravy and nutritious growths* retained. Price tic N.& These surprising egrets sragmataced by scientific concentration of brat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's an infallible seethed el cookies Urnis faveerite rsssYttets jurbeelion. Pries 7b, Is. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, JUP the Ilsesseidee Mte warraotod to save one too of sadsla throo. Mee lla. 6d. (Will hut le yews.) HARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No LP mils, se sediment &studied If tilting. Will repay Its Wag mita • month. Mos Oa and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VINT PIO Latrl.7llllD no more dot beer er sour wine. Pries la. OIL „ ditto electro plated, %. Apply direct to JASI6.9 BALLOW, patentee, 14, Iles Willlara.strest, Manakin twain Nee thistlds BIM sad address Is co every artiele: all ethers MO Mariam imitadms• Itetravisits lands. Metabluhed lett nAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. and 1. ed. per D.: One Brill* wet, la 6d.: transpereet was, la 61. patine we; St. 4d.. German was, la. id. ; botanic wax. =Ls : composite, Bd., 9.1., and tbe brat. a WM*, tied. mrgemes. I d.. dip.. ; ameatd: 81. Colas 011, 4 Al. ps. pupa YOU. , " "Mr NS* Oa. 44, sad 4 par 112101.: mettle{ 48.: old brown Windsor, Is. Id. pre packet ; commas Mein Windsor, Is.; white Windsor, le. rd.: bony, Is. td.: giyoerins and almond. la per bar—tor emit, at IL P. DAVIE/ sad lOW eldmetabitabed we:e inem, 11, et. Martherlane. Chathiperes. London. R.C. C. sod J. FIELD'S PARAFFIN sad GARAPERMACIITI CAN Is. 1 J ;i1. per lb surpassing in transparency l iner kinds, glee as amount of light that run ten their, almost as clump to this consumer as composites at lid. per lb.: Ode Dr. Least. , " re port, whirl may be bad with the amass, ad all dashes la tows and l'ouotry. Also Yield's celebrated Dated tanks asap Tablets, Id. sad Id. nab 'wholesale onlr, 24 Wastatastory, UPI'S& MAME.. LAILIIITIL BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK :1110 erfilsat for marking on Linen, Silk, or Cotton. Re. vdres Bo preparation, and Is by far the best. Notice.—The genuine may be distinguished from all opinions imitations by ob serving that each bottle bears on the label the address of the in ventor. JOHN RAND. Tn. Lone lane, West Smithfleld, LC., where It may be obteineil wholesale and retail. and at most , medicine venders, statiouers, , In the United Kingdom. es Is per bottle. ITALUES of GOLD.—WATIIERSTON and baOOl.OllN. toe the information of the Public and their sweetens Patrons, beg to make the following annoaneement re garding the VALUE of (i 4 OLD, feeling persuaded that the inte rvas of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Odd being livided lute 24 parte or carats, It follows that geld of fit cards tee, le 18 amt., _43 I 84 9 costa .. Al 11 10 worth ...AU 4 114 17 sante.. 3 9 I II wale .. 1 SI per nuns. II Garde— 111 74 7 aerate 14 9 II carat. 4 1 1 15 carets.. IU 1 0 aerate 1 1 14 U erste (11rItteh 14 cared... 10 lel I carets .. 017 S etender4) 17 104 13 came.. I 4 0 4 carets 014 II tl wets.. $l4 4 12 curate.. I I 14 3 mete .. 010 7) 10 carats.. $lO 94 11 drab_ 111 1 I erste .. 0 7 1 19 carets.. $ 7 $ 10 was.. Ile 44 1 meet 0 3 64 ileanlaelory. 111, Ileeriettestreet. Cowist•gardeik W.C.. London. Alia mole of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N. K. Thh la dined et II In the analog, and ow letartleys eseafeleelL 'UK. MILES' (ALFRED WERE MILES) NSW APRINO AND NOMMEN nom. tor this Worhdtangetl Scotch ANOOLA TIP/I.'4ER*, Is now replete and ready for Invention. !new* Trougers were , o 4 gltante4 by Mr. Milne, Whnsa only 'Adm. 1.73, III:4 R.+Tltg KT, HA Nov magu AEI and who la nog connected with any pers.° lialtating an.l arbor timing In Ms name. LYTABLIAiIhO lath YERRGAET, 1841. I.EcTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 1,7 441 N, will most certainly pri,erve thv slat. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, Pm: Platt. with giftless. It to los. Gold and ,liver Spectacles sad Bye-Blame. In great variety. at equally low prices. ilarries Prospect Maas, Its. id post free. Ilion. HARRIS and IM/\, Opticians to the Royal nosily, opposite the British Mnseum bates, London. Estaldi,hol IBM. Caution.—Bo travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attractilin. and to health awl longevity by the proper nuisticatinn of food. ROWLANIK (WONT°. or I.I.AKL LorSTIVRItII, compounded of (Mental ingredient.. la of inestimable value 111 preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gun" and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth. remote* Was ,if Incipient decay. sad polPhes and preserves the enamel, to a log li It imparts a pearl like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties hare obtained the patronage of rnyvlty and the arlvto , racy of Europa, awl It Is salve-sally In high repute. Pries Ye. W. per boa. Sold by A. Yonlarni and Kean, tlatton. Ogtoolls conies, ' sod by al•Wiailland Perfumers. Ask kr ”kowlando DR. RIOORD°B ZBBINCI of MYR mama maibsert to On nod alsetteral coestltutloaa taw wealt hems la haproallaa Its efleeta ere permanast. IN ea~aMaW~ mataary —Nola la area with full lustructlems, ee quantitues fee 13a, meat anywh e r e , caretull) imbed se realpt of remittance or stowat.—Sole souls. PaUUT awl Ow. Illrand. near Tetnote-her. Frthe NERVOUS wad DEBILITATED.— A BOON on this subject edit be fomented, gratis, to the a im s& An w w,.. seiwies from the ordinary ailments of ineektall alleaU M ewes used • steamed directed envelope to live C. IL, Ildminst.llsekoq•roftl, Londou, when a copy will be retimerg. Now ready in , n 4!&. Pod 419 4 skusre , or to a sealed enve rsM a popular asedkal work on NERVOUS VITA VITALIS, illuntrated with 100 Engravings frum Life t of caves attended at the Betel Dieu, Paris and other Ilospitels,, descriptive of the baneful effects consequent upon the arms end t1C4•1911 of midi and maturity. By " ligbitte," Member of the Royal Co lin of Burgeons, Moidand, and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. Edinburgh, re. Filtered wider the SIM Medical Ad, who may be consulted at his 2 . ..eidetic', di, Maddox street, Remotstreet, London, W. ..pivelte the side of St fledges Church, daily, II till Y , and from 5 till s Sunday., II till S. To be had direct as above, and rum all booksellers in rataraaatai.-row, Landon. This day. Never before published. Price L. TM: LAST of , the INCAS. By GeerAve Ardatuo, Author of " Prairie Mire , : ex. This entirety edema work it Simmnieteingteelf, and Mir to adventures unparalleled in doing, novelty, peril. and ortionpris. It Is NW T in intensity to the L. of the Mohicans:* Mt Npra. rfor to ft lnterest and viriety cif lneWent. London : Ward add lack, its Pleetstreett 'I. This day. Never beforryiihsted. Price Is., eillogleles HUNTED to DRATII ; or , LIN • tit Two Il essispheres A Tale el love and Ad London : Ward and Lock, nee= S r DS. 011X111 OS S S JIM OKNIRAL DURUM 41‘a MI pollobsd, pan Mikan the Author tail Ar s DICAL en : the OAUSIr a = CM= WEI MUNI la MAN. tor be Wu' isa ritirwitive we zwasar iamal.: mad: . . il kailallasame al pia Il="talMb=rarACllVl=o2. iYYd nor LAM 12 TO 1111 Painter 100fxrrolui AND MIMI OBTAINED AT Till OFTDJE OF THE CBAIIP ENNIENBAIB. COONS OT BAIICIIOPTCT, itAaNGHALL-en>lQ.l WILLIAM ELMWOOD, Ipswich, farmer, to 'amender May A at it Tits/MBECIt CLARince SEAKEutn, Hartland-rod, KantiskAown, dark to the Privy Council office. April 30, at 12i. JOBE nano Maim Carthlestreet, Lambeth, dealer In bricks, bias E, at IL 30E1 BeweAar.. Edward.street, botany, May 1, at It Mau= HART, QQuueee~n street, Brewton, April 30, at 1. .10166 P OWS'S. Vaninall.brldgeveml, Pimlico, coffeehouse keeper, May I, at lg. Ceasing /lAmtlit, lervrAAP, Sydney-place, Stoke Newington, sommirslal Isavellar, May 3, at 11. SANVIL HAYWARD, Upper Semeratreet, Commercial-road Fast, grasmiresar, May lk at 11. Mamma HAwiam,lligbarn Ferrers,Nortbamptot May 8, at 11. EVART Canaan. Norwich, butcher, May 8, at 11. MAIM Kalt7linsin, tioorgate.strect, merchant, May A at 10. R:mM M a OIOOAN , ariborough.mad, Peckham, Japanner, May A at 10. 010191WAMMINOTOM ABBOT?, Deverenz-cond, Temple, sollcikg, Myll,atl6. WILLIAM NWT NASH, BrMhton, commission agent, May 6,at 10. AMIGA FEVER, Haymarket, shtrtmaker, May 6, at it. WILLIAM 1011, Oreenwich, hairdresser, May 8, at 11. Join EMASOM SCHUSTER, Oalway.street, St. Lakes, alibi dramas, April IP, at 10. VOMIT Pahts East-street, Finsbury-market, butt' cutter, May cabinet sumn- ,butcber, et Ilk ADAN Lam Woobaton. Hants, builder. Wai 4 ei 1. Anus Lawry Donna's, Grooms Bridge, Bent, miller Aprill9, at S. RAW Gasps, Hepworth , &Wolk. farmer, April le, at 14. Gnome Tninam., Albion-grove, Balaton, shipping agent, April SO. et 104. Jogs TOly, Pleasant-place, Holloway-road, cheer:monger, April 29, at 10. NlLliall . 00222.0 s _902211122, Headon-dreet, Plmlko, abiliet May at 12. • LIAM Porn; Bible Bedinghatn, Esser, gardener, April![, et S. RITTOIIIO Joel PAIIIROAS and °made NUDISM I #l L, Barbican, City, gold rennet* May 2, at 11. LURID Jaw Lallierrit,Tbornkm-plsoe, Portmanoqoars, riding ranter, May 8, at 11. , ATRICR !MARRY 11ALL, Printing-house-lane, City, general agent, May 3, at 114. ViLusm Bastss, Ilyddleton street Clerkenwell, grocer, May I, at 1L VILLiAII WARD, St. George aplace, Camberwell, corner, May 11, at 114 WILLLUt Calm, Campbell-street, Paddington, porter, May 8, at IL Bermondsey, baker, IIIiZOILAXDIU, Richard' MAY R. at REUBEN MKRXALL. Johnatreet, man smith, May R, at U. HISKY RVIOZII., Oaatleatreet, Lel 3. at I. musician, May JoltPH RUDDY, Belmont-place, Clapham.road, commercial tra veller, May & at 1. SODIUM HARLAN, litiehmond, Surrey, May S. at 1. JosaYli Bur, Kidderminster, attoroey, April 28. at 1.2. Thomas Witsuu, Coventry, miller. April 28 at 12. MAI= ADCOCK. Bbvitilnithani, on implement roster, May IN at 12. laud WirrYMBol34llptoa, Staffordshire, fruiterer, May 6, at 12. 111,111nti alloasey, May 2, at 11. :MUM Ciltay , Woroesterehire, boemeller, Maya. itt 11. Juana Mau , ktafrordshire, draper, May at 11. ADoiestra 1 1 / 1 1.1.um FUMY, Birmingham, lithographer, May 1. at 11. MetwanalLAlD, Nottingham, journeyman machinist, April IS, at 11. 10RX BOSON, Stamford, timber merchant, April SO, at 11. JOHN Jiwir and BIXBY GIORGI JEWRY, Bristol, and Notting. hill, Middlesex, boot manufactures, May 1, at Boaz= Mous, Barerlordweat, grocer, May 1, at 11. JOHN MAITHIWS, Gloucester, and Newnhant, Glonoesterahhe, bootmaker. April 29, at 11. THOmAS yllt.O GILBSKT, Jun., Bristol, officer In her M►jesty's Customs May t. at 11. WILLIAm P►TIT BLOWN, Weymouth, leather seller. May 7, at 12. JOurJOI MuNDIM, Netherbury, Dorsetahlre, Sax spinner, M►y 7, at 12. Joni DOssos, Bradford, Yorkshire, comb maker, May 5, at 11. THOMAS NRCHENWOOD, Ilolmarth, woollen manufacturer, May 1, at IL ROUST 111s0 and X ertscrti Itossup, Sheffield, printers, May 2, awns MITCH. and lticlinno Nawnout, Fault Retford, Notts, millers. May 3, at 10. . • • roan Wiwi,' Patllbell. Aprll n, at 11 • . - draper, t - E. owiae sad RICHARD JORILS, Liverpool, Joiners, Slay 1, Joiut POI, Liverpool. Joiner, April 28, at 11. THoIAIIMIUstuU, Liverpool, builder, May 1, at 116. RICHARD ILAMISHALL. ',oilskins, Cheshire, publican, May 3, at 11. Balton EVAN, Liverpool, American shipping toaster, AprU at 111. Dann LUMP, Towya, Meroniethshire, cnaoh driver, May 1, at 11. Jams Zama WM&Mon, Blackburn, chemist, April 2D, at It WILLIAM HllOlllllllOl7Oll HOUDN IN, Bolton, sawyer. AprU 30, Mt 11. Glottal ninon, Manchester, machine maker, AprU 30, at 11. Sologon MUD, Sutton, Cheshire, silk throwster, Aprll 18, a! It JOHN BAIIiT , Oakenshaw, Lancashire. quarryman, April S. at It NATHAN MAURICE, Liverpool, and lias re, France, general mer chant, April 30, at 12. Jogs Ititivu, Birmingham, gun lend tiler, May 6, at 10. DAVIN SnMI. Birmingham, galvanised Iron worker, May kat 10. (110209 CLAIIIIR, Nottingham, beer seller, May 7, at 10. 1111ARLAS HANCIOrt, Nottingham, tailor, May 7, at 10. Ye 2 MiIIICE Asuron,Nottlllolllllll,pitture frame maker, May 7,410. EVAN 840/1111, I iverpool, timekeeper, Miq 1. at 3. HOINNT NAND, Gorton and Manchester, agent, May 0, still. £OOll Jones, Manchester, tailor, May 0,24 iiiTrivi:iim73;4tTiii;bli - tiaiatei. - lia, 0. at 9. GAD Because, Marley, Lancashire. carter, May 1, at lt. Sanwa !Salonika, Mickleburst, Cheshire, steneineacss, May 1, at It ----- • • , . —-• WILLIAM TATUM. FastLound, Lineobishire, grocer, April 21, at 1L Joel MIUMMT, North Shields, tailor, April 30, at 11. Joint wampum, Whitley 11111, Northumberland, travelling draper, April 30, at 11. JoluiDag, South Stockton, Yorkshire, licensed victualler, May 8, at 21. . ROBUST CANAV AN. Cambridge, artificial manure agent, May I,at L. 811041 Y HATWAIth, Southsea, Hants, toolmaker. April 30, at 11 JOHN riunazwAN, Hendrix, Cornwall, cordwainer, April 28, at 10. WI LL.Mis JAngs WORGIN, Brighton, house painter, May 5, at 11. BURT Uri, Linton, Northamptonshire, tailor, May 3, at 10. JONATHAN GiniirM, Stratford.upon.Avon, licensed victualler, April 30, at 11. JOHN BARRXTT Wit.l.B, King's Lynn, publican, May tat 11. Joskrii Hlab, N 4 &third. Ewe:. machinist, May 7, at 12. itteigrA Erma, Wrexham, Denbighshire, dealer in butcher's meat, April 29, at 12. ANN SALIAILT, Alfreton, Derbyshire, grocer, May 8, at 1, .1011 , 1 WILLIAM BROCIL, Weakon-super.ilare. tobacconist, April 29 at 11 _ . . . . Thortuort, Derbyshire, butcher, May 5, at 10. JAME-s FRANCS, Shrewsbury, whltessallh, May 5, at 10. RELY IDAYtes, Brecknock, licensed victualler, April 30, at 4. JOlnt Jumita. Monmouth, saddler, April 30, at 12. To l B4BJitialtat. Eirw, OlammNwhlre, contractor, MayL *Alt lonsit LbeTSII. Burwash finues, bootmaker, April Hi, at 1. Nauru. 1171,3. Bittern, Hants, timber dealer, May Y, at 12. J A Li SMUT'S, Haelahorpe.Westworland,lnnkeeper.AWlll26.ASSl. Jsuks ADAMS, Pembrokeshire, builder, April 20, at 12. Dirotioa ISLAND, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolaorter, Mayl3. at 101. THOMAS ISAVICS, Newport, 14onmouthahlre, clothier,April 20, at 1. WILLIAM Mime, Norwich, tavern keeper, April 28, at 11. Dwaine rinsolut. Keene, erocer, April 30, at 11. WILLIAM RATCLIIITIC, 86 MOMS& the Apostle. Devonshire, boot maker, April a& at 11. JOHN itkEAULZT Winn, Birkenhead, cotton broker, May 5, at 10. ISAAC OWES, Swansea, builder, May 6, at 3. MONSIMM, the Mumbles, ltystermouth, Glamorganshlre, surveyor, May 6, at 3. Thant, lecke, Morrilian, Glamorganshire. butcher, May 6. at 3. 1110111 M ELLIN low ft, Aberdaie, Glanterganchire, beerhouse keeper, May 1, at 11. CHARM WILD, Leclealleld, Yorkshire, carter. April 30. at 2. Yeelestield, Yorkshire, labourer, April 30, at L J•mrs MIITTAIJ, Rockdale, roller maker, April 30. at 11. VALE:maim Bierksta, Dartmouth, printer, April kik at 11, 13101011ISCvrt. Mame, Cheshire, surgeon's amistant, April 26, at 3. LAST &LAMINATION/ May 10. A. Harvey, St. Donstaa'whill, City, tailor—Msy 20. W. IL Soper. Braingstoke, llants, Journeyman shoemaker—May 20. 1 1 .0.Price,Hanipatead.street,ritsroyaquaremmi Basingstoke, Hants, licensed victualler—May 22. T. R. Baker, /ballast vines, Camberwell, commission agent—May 10. 11. Farr, Ivor, Berkshire, baker—May 20. T. Thomas, Wells-street, Orford street, draper—May 20. J. skalf, Boweerleatreet, irleebstreet. accountant—May VI G. 801, Strand, and Beulah Spa-villas, Norwood, newspaper proprietor—May IT. 8. Haiku. Orford street; Coruwall.road, Lazaheth ; and Queen'arosd West, Re gent's-park, engineer—May lA. IL Morris, larattord.place, Old Kent-road, shirt manufacturer—May 16. R. Gifford, Sidney street, Commerrialavad last, relieving officer of tie Widens Utstrfet of Mile-end Old.towu . —May B. H. Malr, &algae.- place, Ph 311300, and Henrietthetrwa. Covent-street, book seller—Hay 11. J. Tome, Benhlll.row, It. Luke's. bag and has. suck maker—May 16. R. Made and J. glade, Poole, aserthathe— May la J. Bltheck, Hutton-place. Upper Holloway, greengrorer, and Unlonotreet. Borowito, licensed vb. taller—Hy le. T. G. Windom!. Bow Brklair.threet, Vauxhall, Atter May 16. P. O'Hare Boaleary, Oxon. travel' draper—May It W. N. Breirth. feaasatnet . PoPlar. dealer thaw' ' old otoreo—Xay IL L. Meta, Marvell street, Ylnabury, th tobsecoelot—May It J. Beckett, Mathladtb field, relieving ofacer of the Weal loathe Unlow—Ma e. R. H i Tither, Cnek.yahl, Herkelegkaare, cab proprietor 1 Button, ddmay place. I surgeon — May H. mlor, Acre lane. Brixton, actuary— 22. J. A. C. Hay, Plunntead, Iliad, clerk la the Royal Atheinth—May 21 H. H. 12•16640w5. clerk he tio ainffei 1•66,611166-ilay 16. . IsWood-place, Itetwoks-Mity W. G. Crofts PftNeo, eomateles atimet-llay le. GAL lee, eh the Hereto& beer4bow, Wasea's-rold, Wasmaiw-ltry W.& IL Wyatt, Zan -11•7 le. N.J.Harlow Rol. griztrlzTi7 A. Bryant, Poetess, Well2S p. azinu„.ellimalard,elsprliiiiioe, CestberweN, semi Ileteris. Peekbent, Boer cloth wesatselower-May 21. J. Wart* New.reed, amities delver-Wm 21. G. law, 121::Zt Essex, lath reggeNgy 11. J. 4 two& m/whew New Crewe-road, ask salsw- K. J. Maelas, et, 82 Lakfte, sat Oellielastiest, . wet& n J. we tt. EAlitl.ll=skistsChstanwell, Milisedt. Itistret =ham% drhestilr. wilter-1257 IL IL Gilbert, atrams,=6od, 18 la "ZaleVeLosidb^ Bp sewwlelles spot- W. W. vie, estate ssese-14A W. J. as7too. 7 IL 4 1401114, P,....,,,,,...gbaZik=1"i471: DitriP.. May W. C. Roes, 8... 0b S 41.14 1.117 2.11 r 117 r: Waddell, Ostabrldge teems, Cif, Wise Merchant-1W St W. N. Waugh Pelalli== U. W. 4%4. &Ile= 9Aterarn7 kW beglignall 412 J. C.otestes. Chichester-place GM' ision-/swilfo. ?Macy Waltham, widow t to a halter-Nay 10. Y tgktrart,lreaciilanrittart, 12owool F Wlitesislit-t IP T. g . "fp oestesebtre, A. WI rib& ALsr 22 W. ' W ftilige r- in 11WE L Was NV pew rie; l =a l4 P. MIT l vi =t NW: Mititheo .a rmater- I"ff ;O: r a r i bffr rt i ,li i rn: own seeftellile-Maya. C. Prise, Crtekhowell. prrewneSHatee/saerir-edieg . M gley, Bradford, Yortibtre, iniiler-PArn. J. & Bulge , Newtown, Yorkshire, woollen rnanwthermor-Nny 6. 11. 11. Michela Chapeltovna., York hire, commdmira erseaS- My V. G. Mitchell, Folly Hll l- Yorkshire, edema spinmer-Way U. J. Boded. Csatieford, York site4stbeitie mongtectarer-May V. T. D. MOZOII, Scar, bo boolteellar- May 29. B. Brown, Bowden, Yorkshire, taller- W. W. A. Waddington, York, plasotorte mambo turer-Mity 2.0. Weida, Mardi, Yorkshire, gardener-Slay ltebece• Wilktussa, Leavening, Yorkshire, farmer-May 2. W. A. Wright,.l T teda and Wolverhampton. journeymaa railway llay 2. B. Roberts and J. Roberts, Robert Town, 7or ri rshire, manalsoluring chemista-klaya P. Honcock, Swinton, Yorkshire, Innkeeper-May 3. W. Brough, Clayeross, Derby shire, ehopkeeper-May 8. &Edwards, Rawnuumh. Yorksiire,boot maker-May a. G. Hearnshaw, Brampton, Derbyshire, publicus -May 15. J. Lobb. Trees', Cornwall. farmer-May 13. T. Avery, Tawstock, Devonshire, late innkeeper-April 30, Rev. 1. Tote, Axminster, Devoushire, clerk In holy orders-May 1. J. R. Sksnidlo, Liverpool, coal agent-May 8. W. Pugh, Okuirhyd, Moctgornerysitire, farmer -klay 13. C. Smith, 1. innith, and J. Smith. Manchester, manufacturers of woollen cords-June 18. B. Hotehinsoe, Warrington, Lancashire, baaket manufacturer-- Hay Y. A. Swann, Staleybridge, tailor-Hay & J. H Lee 11M. near Beate. Lancashire, Innkeeper -May 2. A. Knowles, abode-June 4. It. Slater, Woltou4n-Wenalaydale, Yorkshire, plumber-May 10. J. Wriaglesworth, Yorks Ire, We innkeeper-May 2. J. Heywood, Darcy Lever, Unmake, provision dealer-My 16. IL Hart, Honest* Fen, Ltnocanshire, farmer-May & A. Brown, West Shefford, Berta, baker-May 9. J. P. Court, Faversham, Kent, ooroasou carder- May 10. W. Nichols, Probes, Cornwall. innkeeper-May 17. J. R. Handyside, Todmordes, Lancashire, bookseller-May 19. J. An. Unighaso, Peterborough, bricklayer -May 14. R. Waken, Abbey, Cumberland, labourer-May l& J. Witherspoon, Cheltenham, assistant to a hosier-Kay 8. T. M. Brenton, Bedrath, Cornwall, meroer-May & W. Rawson, Ripley, Derbyshire, plumber-May & T. tills, Kirkby to Ashfleid. Notts, wheelwright-May 8. J. B. Brantley, Yelley, Notts, farmer-May 13. K. Madge, Yardman, Hants, artist-May 13. J. Hackman, landport, Hants, late cow keeper-May 21. W. Chalker, Manton, Sonsereetshire, stone mason's assistant-May l& 8. Austin, Bradford, Yorkshire, hoot maker-May 10. W. 14 Celliego, Newport. Monmouthshire, house pqilnto-11y 110. Mary Morgso, Gokkliff, Monmouth shire, innk an. 6. It. &Insley, Rirkenshaw, Yorkshire, labourer-Jim & J. Newsome, ileckmoodwike, Yorkshire, dyer -June II G. Tetley, Birkenshaw, Yorkshire, labourer-kV W. Roberts, Mold, Flntahlre, publican-May 20. Mary Kal Stilpeton.on•Mour, Worcestershire, likened vietualler-April . J. lamer, Luke, Bedfordshire, dyer-April 30. J. Lowe, Eaton, Bedfordshire, dyer-April 80. J. King, Kensworth, Herts, Inn keeper-May 13. S. Wenban, Toubridge Wells, Journeyman up holsterer-May 12. J. Coulaon, Tunbridge Wells, carpenter-May 59. J. Bull, Ventnor. Isle of Wigld, late brewer-May H. I. Hockey, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, blacksmith-May 0. .7. Coulter, Stockbury, Kent, late fanner-May 10. J. Jones, Bordesley, Wowlekshire, Journeyman soda water maker-May 16. E. Ben nett, Aston, Warwickshire, bullder-May,l6. W. Stunt', Bir mingham, besodounder-May 10. J. Bunn, Birmingham, glass dealer-Sty 16. C. J. Fiddlan,ilinningham, accountant's clerk- May 16. F. Jeliay, Birmingham, commercial traveller-May 10. T. Price Hirmisighma die sinker - My 16. B. Pearson, sen., Birmingham, lANA steerer-May 16. K. Griffiths, Birmingham, liner-.tray 10. W. Strong, 'Birmingham, commission agent- May DX T. Chmahare, sere.. lirmiogham, polisher-May 16. C. Birmingham, jigs maker-May 16. .1. liammant, Iola& Wkrwickshlre, attorney-May 16. O. Hatfield, Birmingham, Journeyman saddler-May 16, W. H. Itagonot, teacher of the French language-May le. T. W. Sleigh, Mr ml builder-May 16. W. Dowell. Birmingham, hackney tiriver-May 30. B. Knights, Harieston, Norfolk, miller -May 30. H. Blandon, ileighano, Norfolk, late licensed victualler -May 7. H. Welfare, Cowden, Kent, tallor-May 10. 0. 0. A. Sutcliffe, Winlook,_Salop, surgeon-May 10. S. Lovett, Hawley, Salop, forgeman-May 2. J. F. Allen, Manchester, late attorney's clerk-May 2. W. B. Gibes, Manebester-May a. T. Plant, Man chester, Journeyman Joiner -May 2. T. Fenteybough, Moeton, near Manchester, ilk dyer-May 2. Z. Roberts, Manchester, Umber dealer-May 2. P. C. Thompson, Manchester, pladerer ' May 21. J. Chalker, Keinton, Somersetshire, stonemason's an , sistant-June 2. 0. J. gtherldge, Southampton. baker-May 22. R.J. , Last Dereham, Norfolk, plumber - May 8..7. Franks, aketty, 0 ire, shopkeeper-May 8. N. H. Smith, Swan sea-My & lliisabeth Davies, Swansea, licensed victualler.- May & C. Myst, Crowland, Lincolnshire, Journeyman babe huts S. J. T. James, Birkenhead, conunisdon agent-June U. n, W. 'maide Northampton , innkeeper's assistant-June 14 C. Wright, Northampton, gaol warder-May 3 T. Saunders, CH* tar, amistant to a carter. BANK Rt'PTellp A NNUI.LED. .... April 15. JAI GICDDIA widow, Alblon•place. Hyde-park, baker. April it J Miss SUL and Rai lALL, Manchester, en ma nufacturers. April ------ W EI.UOI, Butteitoe, Staffordshire, cattle duties. JOINT STOCK COMPANIIII ACTS. LONDON AND PAOITINITAiI3TSCW.; -. NS 60YPANTTCINTINV. 1 4 3,11 ao, at 10i, at Boainghall atreet—petitiou torivrtndiag up. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDgiDS. JORX THOMAS 6lt7l.llantilliikTllAßllol itald.oFT. ChlCkliand street, Whltechapel, oil refiners-Ist dividend of 5. W., April ts, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basing hall-street. Jenne Walla, Gravesend, hotel keeper-3rd dividend of Is. 6d., April &t, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basloghall.atreet. %Imre"' FosTan Swill, Coventry-street, Haymarket. boater— let dividend of 19„, April 23, and throe subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards's, Basinnhall.strect.. Brent SCOT? and J• 111.4 FonsiCa, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, drapers—Hid dividend el ft. Pd. dn addition to Ss. 6d. pre- friotiiii declared), April 19, and subsequent Saturday, at Bala's. Newomatle-upon-Tyne. DIVIDEND& May El J. Cox, 1110hridge, Somersetahire, builder-May 10. T. W. Mantle), Itete, Surrey. grocer- May 21. W. Ward, likwaingham, ear proprietor-May 21. J. N. Clarke, Coven try, and Stoke, Warwickshire, ribbon manufacturer-May 21. R. inmplon and LH. Jones, Wolverhampton, chemists- May 21. Emma Noon, Harilern. Staffordshire, clothier-May 1. T. Roberts, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, ship chandler-May 8. J. Eraser, Llantaman, Monmouthshire, farmer-May & J. George, Brinscombe, Gloucestershire, coal merchant-May 18. W. Robinson, Bolton, Lancashire, tailor-May 8. R. Wood, Man chester, wood turner-May 8. J. Wenhano, Hertford, asatstant to a leather dealer-May T. J, Cook, Walsall, Staffordshire, tan ner-May 2s. J. Crofts Walsall, Staffordwhire, bender-May 1. It slicard, Hightown, Yorkshire, carrier-May M. G. H. Hickman and A. Hickman, Hasten, Staffordshire. iron manufacturers. PAITNIRAIIIP9 DIB.99LVED. J. Elvy and T. Beechey, Walbrtok, wine merchants—J. Doub let and I. Parkes, Westbromiach, Mick makers—T. W. Warner and W. Sudbury, Loughborough. Leicestershire, carpenters— Richard Butter and Randle Rutter, Willenhall Staffordshire, lock manufacturers—T. B. ttrifill, W. Upo.ll, and W. D. J. Nor ton. Birmingham, iron merchants—lL IL Spicer and E. T. nal, Cornhill, shipowners—L. Evans and J. Hale, Foster-lane, City, manufacturers of fancy goods—T. M. Smith and J. Friend, Upper Norwood, silk semis--J. Donnell and L Donnell, Liverpool, provision merchants--J. Powellsod Elizabeth Powell, flatmate, painters-1X Dale and W. Dale, Briglutuse, Yorkshire, linen drapers—W. Greenwood end K B. Wel*, Goswell.street, Anglo clock ease manufacturers—W. Weigh and Ann Walsh, Turton, Lancashire. farmers—H. Dale and O. Maitman, Leamington priors, Warwickshire, dentists—J. Owen and .1. Seddon, Birtte cunt liamford. Lancashire, coal proprietors—T. Skidmore and G. Lanonan, Wolverhampton, auctioneers—J. Waller and W. Walker, Lindley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers—R. C. Bates and R. Hates, Burstein. Staffordshire, tailors—Anne Stade dart, J. Atkin, end J. G. talks, Liverpool, ship smiths, so far as rear& .1. G. bilks—J. Silverthonie and S Noakes, as execut ion, of W. J. Sliverthorne deceased;, and I. Sllverthorne and W, Nye, Brighton, livery stable keepers. so far as regards W. Nye— T. Berries, J. B. Alexander, T. S. Feick, end J. Craig, Newcasde itiainelyne, merchants, ro far as regards T. S. Feet —J. Neale and B. Freeman, Coventry, watch cam manufacturers-li. F. Austin and T. J. Austin, Bed Lionstrcet, Clerkenwell, sod Blare street, Myddistomsquare, surgconitpothecales--14. Herbert, R. Rice, and J. Friendship, Olouceiffer Dots , wlisrtingers—J. l'hile lips and T. Moss, Bradford, Yor. shire, stuff merchant—H. Na than and J. Nathan, Three Coltsatreet, Limehouse, butchers— J. Arding, gen., and J. Arding. fun., Dorset street, Pi eetestreet, builders—W. Rayner and J. Alderson, northowrans, Yorks= worsted manufacturers—H. Westley and A. M•Math, Liver —W. Catt. sen., and Si', Catt, jun.. Brighton, nod Abridge, Kurz, brewers—J. Woodhants and D. Driginshaw, Maidenhead, Bake, butchers. sconce fIIQUERTRATIONS. JOHN PAIR, Glasgow, grain merchant, April 25, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow, °AVM tilling. Hamilton. Lanarkshire, baker, April 24, at the Bruce Arms Inn, Hamilton. JANIS PHILLIPS, Glaagow, spirit dealer, April IS, at the Faculty Glasgow. JAHN Tufts, Glugow, machine maker, April 21, at the County Hotel, Paisley. WILLIAM hrTHIRLAND WORRAT, Glasgow, importer of fancy goods, April 24, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. DOMAIN FOWLZN, Nairn, merchant, April= at Anderson's Hotel, Halm. In eases of general debility, the restorative powers et Dr. de Jonah's Light-Drown Cod Liver Oil have bees remarkably manUskad and tt has been resorted to with the most beneficial effect; atm the whole range of ordinary tonics hut been In vain exhan•ted. Dr. Carey writes . Who re the powers of life are low It affords nourishment to the body when no other can be Donis, and furnishes the frame with fat In • truly wonderful manner. - Sold only in capsuled bottles, b. , 44. 9d and 95., by Dr. de Jonglis agent., Samar, Hanford, nod Cu. 77 Masud London, NW chengsta.--(Adratbeateat.) GREECE. ATHENS, Ann, H. '!he inhabitants are quitting Nauplia. English and•iNnah steamers are taking their countrymen an bawl. . t HE HERZEGOVINA. • • • RAI:1178A, APIIL 18. The inliergenta have beaten the Bashi-Basetiks under Derwisch Paella, near Nikaich. The latter, however ► were able to retire freely, leaving 150 lulled and wounded. ; h •AMERICA. ------ y --- . "-.1: i HORTON, & To-day is the annual state fast of Matisashasetts, and from the pulpits of the commonwealth will go forth the stirring eloquence of patriotism. There is no more loyal clam, there are no more faithful friends of freedom, than the Massachusetts clergy. From the earliest period of the colony they have been promoters of education and civil liberty. It was the influence of the pulpit of New England that Mr. Jefferson Davis and his colleagues feared more than that of politicians. The latter class could be operated upon as soon as they reached Washington, but the religious teaching which trained the conscienoe and moulded the convictions of the people, was a far more dangerous foe to the growth and perpetuity of the slave power. Such men as Parker, Beecher, and Cheerer, though they represent the radical anti-slavery wing of the clergy, have exerted a wide-spread influence in bringing up the majority to a healthy moral tone. As a body, the New England clergy, notwithstanding the rebukes they have received from the abolitionists, have been in advance of the people ou the question of slavery, and now they are among the most earnest and devoted defenders of the war. They sanctify and give an increased intensity to the national sentiment, by associating it with religion, and thus the efforts of patriotism are blended with the consecrations of faith. The annual fast has been from time immemorial the occasion for what are called political sermons, and as the whole current of thought and activity run in the direction of the war, the discourses to-day have had a bearing on the affairs of the nation. To study these discourses from thousands of pulpits, many of which are printed and scattered broadcast —to study these would open up the sources of opinion and the materials out of which parties are formed far more than the discussions of politicians. The tone and drift of the pulpit to-day has been of • character to excite and deepen the sentiment of nationality and love of freedom. In harmony with the day, there is a lull in war news. Private letters have been received at the North declaring that Burnside has been largely reinforced. ' The amount is estimated by some of these corre spondents as high as one hundred thousand men. Though full reliance cannot be placed on this source of information, there are many things which make it probable that the report is true. It may be that his operation at Beaufort, North Carolina, is only a feint, and that soon we shall bear from him in some other quarter. Just before the news of the victory at Newbern was received he was reported to be at Suffolk, near Norfolk, when all at once the joyful news of his brilliant victory was flashed through the land. The design of the pre sent reinforcements, if true, is undoubtedly to guard against a surprise from a superior force, and to enable him to operate more effi ciently on the rear of his enemy. Some of the newspapers have reported that the Confede rates were sending troops from Virginia to Corinth, Misaissippi. This could not be true unless Mr. Davis has decided to give up Richmond. Even if that had been his original design, which I very much doubt, this movement of Burnside, supposing him to have been reinforced, would prevent it. Pos sibly your readers may have some important news in advance of this date which will enable them to judge more intelligently. Such is the position of the armies both in Virginia and the south west that important battles may be fought at any moment. There is a good deal of uneasiness throughout the North in con sequence of the reports that the Confederates had nearly completed several formidable iron-clad gunboats at New Orleans, and. if so, the achieve ments of the Merrimac were such as give reason for anxious solicitude for the fate of the wooden Fede ral war vessels in the Gulf of Mexico and those on the Mississippi River. BOARD Or TRADE, WHITEHALL, APRIL 17.—The Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of • despatch from her Majesty's • d'Affaires, at Caracas, enclosing a decree, leaned by the \ enamel= government, under which the duty on the export of cotton from the port. of that republic has been reduced to 50 cents. per quintal—Gareth. THE FINE ARTS IN QUELTOILAND.—SeVINI months ago (says the Brisbane Courier), it was announced by a con temporary that the services of a lithographic artist from Hal had been secured to produce the first litho. graph talented in Queensland. namely, a plate of the well known racing mare, Zoe. Little did we imagine that within a few months from that time we should have in Brisbane • large establishment, with • first-elms staff of artiste and workmeu employed in the various branches of the engr•viug and lithographic arts, and superior to any existing private establishment in Australis. Such, however, is ths fact, and any of our readers who may fay. hestablish of Messrs. Ham and Co., of this city, a visit, will there find a manifest proof of the rapid advancement of the colony. RASE BIRD CAVORT NEAR NOTTINGIIAIL—The other day • fine specimen of the Peregrine Falcon (Falco- I Peregrimia) was trapped at Bramcote, near Nottingham. It is now in the possession of Mr. Nestle, of Carter-gate, Nottingham, who is about to morneve it or the owner. It is of the family so much prized in the palmy days of falconry on account of their courageous spirit, and for their docility, combined with the confidence and fearlessness with which l i they swooped upon their prey. They are now highly prised wen when deed, their Widmann and fin appearance making them valuable additions to the museum. Morris describes ' the Peregrine Moon as " • bird of first-rate flight." With sash velocity does it cleave the air that it has been hasowa to cut • snipe in two, and frequently , to strike of the head of • partridge. It is found in North ant Beath Amoeba, Africa, the Cape of Rope, in Laud. sad for merly in many parts of Imps, but Ys apps ones in England is sow amity. The arenas 14816,11 d full= male birds is about 17 inches, hat the ore caught at - cote mamma needy 18 Males from the beak to the tip of the tail, and the wisp expand 3 fast 4 lashes. It is handsomely marked, is in good plumage and doe feather, sad, when stuffed, will make • Imadsome specimen. For • description of the Peregrine Fatima we mint refer the naturalist to the characteristics candidly dearsibed by Morrie, with all of which the specimen in the of Mr. Beetly closely agrees. We are glad to hcar that an effort will be made to secure the bird for the museum at tached to the Mechanic* . institution.—Nritinyhars Daily Guardian. The English mail of the 18th February ening is Bombay ou the 12th March. The Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, K.T., G. 8., arrived in Calcutta on the 12th March at quarter pest five o'clock p.m. ; end at a quarter be. fore six o'clock p.m. took the proscribed oaths and his sett ea Viceroy and Governor-General in his Excel lences CounoiL The Right Hoe. Earl Quinine, G.C.B. K.S.L, embarked for loci op 19th March, sod arrived at Galls as the 24th. As wising reception was held at Go vernment Home, Calcutta, on 12th Marsh, at which ell the leading citizen', European and native, paid their respects to the retiring viceroy, and welcomed the new governor. General. Os the 14th March, addresses were presented to Lord Oaseisig by the European aid Armenian inhabitants of Oalcutt4 y ;l: w it bishop, archilmtneed el bers :7g of th nate e dioew f Itleu University ; aid by the native inhabitants of The Hoe. J. D. %yawn', provisionally ',pointed by • her Ifisprety's Principal Sometery of State for India in Coma° to be a member of Council et Bombay, took the oaths aid his seat as a member el gow.mme nt on the 24th Merck in einceesion to the Hoe. H. Remus. The Oeloinfie Member of °censure* we to meet es the 206 Mich fa gionwi rsemesti kr repeal of the ese;aer ... y .. kwie;rdCan • , private mug, hes been appoietsf eoneeer Mysore "led Crow Mr. • Ten,* Ilespel civil service, hoc been sembated it on ante gee onsminelater of the antra provisoes ; sad Mr. J. 9lrsahy* to be judicial commissioner.. Rare Rao, Sahib, a nephew of Nana libMb, heel been seeking to mite a rebein in the province,' Hyderabad, but has effected his escape. A reward of 5,609 rupees he* been offered for his apprehension. The minor, not uncontmdieted, still piers& that Sir J. P. Greet is to succeed Sir George Rimed Clash as Governor of Bombay, and that Mr. Cecil &ado* is to pawned Sir J. P. Grant as Lieut.-Governor of Bengal. The governmeet of India has sanctioned the winetructint of a It.. of tel between Agra and Deese ; the expense of such portions of it es pen through Jeypom, Ajmeer, and Meywar being borne by the States benefieng by the same. This does sot refer only totbe expense" of ceeetruction, but to the permanent maintenance of the staff es& the mate rial requisite to keep the line in working order. After the cost of construction has been defrayed, each State will be se , seemed at an annual rate meowing to the importance to it of the Use, or the benefits derivable therefrom. The firlieWhig is a statement of cash Wangs in the government treasuries in India at the elms et the month of January last, contrasted with that of the previous years : 1860. 1811. Ibd2. January. lanes y. January. On's Is. vv.'s in Cip.'a L. Govt. of India Bs mpal N.W. PrOvlmmts 800.9t,101 2,781116.1116 3,50.28,616 PanJaub 1.12,31.386 1.2101,17 1.1345042 Madras , t 06.15,01 1.27.07.6111 %MASAI „ Bombay 3,1244.105 2.61,66,518 4.00.63.724 Total 16,6843,076 12,17,92,116 13,61,66,026 The Maharajah Bandit has abolished the transit duties on cotton within his territory, with a view to increase the trade in that article, and to meet the increasing demand for It in England, In consequence of the new notes of the paper currency not being numbered in Bongs.lee and other characters, the native Mahjuna, of Bengal, particularly in the Mofussil, where the English language is little understood, intend to memorialise the local government on the subject, on the of great difficulties having been recently experienced rthem in making proper entries of such notes in their accomit-books. His EI - Ceil - iinoy the Commander-in.obl., of India and party arrived ►t Noonan on the 24th February, having ridden more than 700 miles in 17 days. His Excellency thoroughly inspected all the station, and outposts on the route. ~Yog hul Beg, convicted of the murder of Mr. Fraser and other Christiana in the palace of Delhi on the 11th May, 1867, was hanged an the 14th March in front of the Lahore Gan of the palace, ekes to the scene of the murder. Authentic intelligence has been received in Toorkistan to the effect that about fifty thousand Persian troop, with one hundred guns, are on their way to Herat, and are swamped in different places, and that Sirdar Boehm Ahmed Jag te Rend, as directed by the King of Pada, had ordered sixteen thouand sower and infantry to march towards FURS and Kandahar. At the latest date* the disturbance near the Comp& Bills had not yet been quelled, and the Jynteeaha were extending their depredatiocs. The pearl fishery of the Sind crest for one year has been farmed to Mr. G. IL Castes for the sum of five thousand rupem. Aesistentmargeon Robinson Houston& of the Bombay Medical Establishment, bas been cashiered. The health of the town and island of Bombay improved slightly daring the early part of the past fortnight, but had again slightly declined. The Times of India announces that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Malta, with the English mail of the 3rd March, arrived in Bombay harbour on the morning of the 27th March. MARCH 19. We have not heard anything of the Bao Sahib sines his flight, but it is believed that he is protected or sheltered by the wealthiest portion of the city sowers. The reward for his apprehension has been augmented from 1,000 to 5,000 rupees. During his stay et Hyderabad, he had cunningly made himself known by four di ff erent names, vie ., Rao Sahib, Narron Rao, Kristin Ran, and Yadho Rao, and it is indeed a difficult matter for the authorities to obtain a descriptive roll of the Rao, as he had such • variety of names. Colonel Lameden has been appointed brigadier commanding the Hyderabad Con. tinge:mit, and on his way to join headquarters. lir. Harding, the comptroller and auditor of accounts, Hydrabad P.W.D., is expected in daily. The 801 l festival passed off very quietly, and not as the Rao Sahib had intended. We are to have a play or two shortly. It appears that there is a large assemblage of }Whines at • place called Retrain Kheir ; the assembly is believed to amount to 8,000 strong. Their intention is unknown. Brigadier Brown, of this place, has piped golden opinions from the European troops. Lots of Fakeers, Jogees, and Gamma are aeon moving about fearlessly.— Poona Observer, Match 25. AUSTRIA. The Gaulle du Danube of the 15th announces that the health of M. de Schram.ling, Minister of State, has considerably improved. He is now able to leave his bed, and there is every reason to think that be will soon be convalescent. • The financial question continues to be at Vienna the great affair of the day. The finance committee and the cabinet are completely divided, not only on the project relative to the bank, but also on the nature and terms of the new taxes. M. de Plener proposes an increase in the land tax, which the committee disapproves of, and recommends an augmentation of 3 per cent on the income tax, which would raise it from 7to 10 per cent. Certain influential deputies speak in favour of the emission of paper money by the state. The minis ter combats that measure with all his force, public opinion being also against it, and declares firmly that he will oppose the adoption of the principle authorising the state to give currency to such notes. If that plan were to prevail, the ministers would not hesitate to advise the crown to refuse its sanc tion. It is under thossunfavourable auspices that the Chamber of Deputies and the committee of finance have just adjourned for • fortnight on the occasion of the Easter holidays. Mr. GLADSTONE'S VISIT TO MANCHESTER. —The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mrs. Gladstone, and their eldest son. will strive is Maacherase on Mooday afternoon, and will be the guests of Sir James Watts, at Abney Hall. during their stay is that city. Sir Stephen and Lady Glynne will anme on Tuesday morning, and will also be the guests of Sir James Watts. Mr. Easley, M.P., will entertain, at Hayesleigh, Mr.H.Y . Freela,,d M.P, for Chichester, and Mrs. Freeland. Mr. Massey, M.P. is not expected before Wednesday. The coursed of the Associated Mechanics' Institutes of Lancashire and Cheshire. on whose invitation Mr. Gladstone has consented to preside over the meeting in the Free-trade Hall on Wednesday evening next, have rea son to hope for the peseoce of Lord Ashburton, who has always been a liberal supporter of mechanics institutions. The Marquis of Harlington has given a conditional _remise to attend. The committee have also invited Sir William Armstrong. The council of the association are already Ra mmed of a great meeting, by the anxious demand for tioketa An accident which might have been attended with most serious consequenous occurred a day or two since on the Southern Railway, a short distance from Toulouse. Bordeaux, which had ,just been got wady to take a train to being left far an instant without eithet stoker or driver, suddenly started off, from some unknown cause, to. wards the lastmarned city. It had got beyond the station of Wands., when it ran into a goods train. Had not the driver seen it approach and reversed his engine, the shock must have been terrible. As it was, both engines were se riously injured, se were also the first three trucks.