The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-24 00:00:00

I r - e•-•K 77/ / • 7 'lip t r i s, ttt (4141 V EWS PAPER , •:. •--... i 47 so - r;,..- -1 • I f: -•-•••••.--;_r,_' .i',.- ';;SatictX:l No. 5,499.] rISLCUTTA and MADRAS.--STEAM COM NUN ICATION between LONDON and INDIA by ts nag • cat Met of Memel* belonging to the East ludas and .i:ltippium Company I Ihniteci.— The well-known clipper s , aeons*. CALCUTTA, L 261 tons, 300-horse power, WRIGHT. Commander. will lest. the Victoria iloisiolli IWO on 7th May. and Plymouth on 14th May, for Calcutta, c ame al Madras. This rosenlflcent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate so oraniodation tor passengers, and will carry an experienced ..‘A.,11. also a stewardess. The average passage of these ,n , te bee been 69 Mays to Madras, some of them making the mamma on reortL Passengers by these steamers will , the option of embarking and diarraharking at Plymouth, , mpany paying their railway fare between London and • mil. and conveying them to and from the steamers. The ..1 passage Will be the same as before—For freight or apply to Grindley and Co.. 141. Parliament-street, 6.A.: :he numazing agents of the Company, Mews. Bond and • ,-hie. P. Mincing•lane, ; and in Plymouth, to Mr. Awing—Any applications for Sppollillllentil SI miclatitp. men in this service mot be made at the Ogees ot the Company. Aim in,,lane, EC. ANGINAL]) PARICAIt, &teretary. I%IES BI S ..c R ic S. MONEY I a lt:N rk E3: 3l col • to atSTRALLI.—For MELBOVINE Port Phillip direct ,c the Docks on WO nesday I ID, Whop at Plyneata). .;mild clipper ship SUSSEX, I,0•0 tons, ROBERT RIDORRE „, miler: lying In the Hut India Docks. Her acooisasoda . foe all classes of passengers are tunmpaired, and she ry an ecnerievced surgeon —For freight or passage apply LIAR ALLPOWE an MORGAS4 Yuma Many it on and Sons Insdeakelintrest. Passengers by this Ilse rf packets are conveyed trout Paddington to Plymouth ant class foe wood class fares. sat second elan for third slams [area lIILACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For mELßorasx. POIN passaar r abri.—mausamu. niPNARCII, 1,400 tont, Captain R. Y. DILCOLY, mai leave 1.,,t India Docks on the oth Way, eat at Plymouth, and eery experienced surgeon.—Apply to P. GitEJLIC and Co., 7!, .7,1111 E.C.—Pameagers by this line can proceed by ran from etddington to Plymouth at reduced farm, by almtylni to 1 •LEEN sod Co Ice Whets. EII ZEALAND.—The Mail having arrived, LI 'hippos are mindfully informed that the madams- L. d ships will mall punctually, rla. : MAX for AUCKLAND: and WIC - 111441: is - i - tWA - 007 - , •REEN, ROBINSON, sod Co.. lad Indlaawasno, Liaboalukll ttfrat Molt LIVERPOOL OE QUEENSTOWN TO NEW TOLL THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA 87F.41111tHTIP COl/1 0 LNY intend dee. picking their rallliowered Cbde-lisllS ben Screw Steam-Shipp, coming the United Stabs inai/A most LVseropr 'pa IrZW YORK. ETNA. TrecTneWiii:Wiirei ASGOW, Saturday. Apnl (I]Y OF NEW WILK, Wedneeday. April 6. .td every Wednesday. and every atterasie naturday. Cabin renege by the mail seamen minim every W 1t.17. and Si Wilma, according to the seeoenisedather im da% M-eby the Saturday's 'isomers, 11101neeo. forward pansy, esa, Including all provision., seabed. Temengate for Canada. the Coked Stales, sad British Cannabis. booked threw h es very advantageous tortnk—For farther particulars apply to wn.u.ut INMAN, It, Water.etreek Liverpool or to =VIM end YACHT. dE Wog 111ffinannftesk BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag. Ihreet Route to Hanover, Ermrwlek, and Central Ger. ears moot the floe first clans screw ateamersADLElL HOWL or n. /MAUL will be deinakeed trout HerseLy ever/ Thursday morning /weather permitting!. at 8 as.. ea nuff at Blacknall Plrr ter pmpers at la ato.— law to Bream, At and Al return tle. LI sod al lOs — Apply at CHAPLIN'S Falser...al race. Regent . ..circus, W. or to PHTLLIPPS, ONAVIS, PHILLIPS'S. sad Co., 11. Rood-lase. LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHIN& —TWICE a WEE.-The paddleoteenter BATATELL Copt W. !glint every Sunday, treat Hersettiete War, at 10 am., calling at 111t..teth tut passengers at 11 am Fume. ht., L 1 10e., tht : return 41311 a.. £1 Ss.. and Al 61. id. The mem vteamer FTENOORD from off the Tower every Monday swain early. area, £1 and 41 10a—For threads twee refer to the yenned monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLMS Universal (nom W.. or to rutuans. GNAW)m PHILLIM, and Co., 11. Food-lane, LC. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. RANTER HOLIDAYS. ADDITIONAL TRAINS will ran between lbe CITY aad PADDINGTON. TUE GENERAL CREDIT and FINANCE COMPANY of LONDON 'Limited , and the LONDON FINANCIAL ANEW CIATTON invite Pludiecrtptions ter the Capital If T HECENTRAL ARGENTINE RAILWAY CaMIPANY iLhnitedi, hem Zorn, to Cadent Coder Special Concession from the Argentine GiminmatenL Incorporated under •• The Companies Act, istt." Conceedoo In Perpetuity. Government Guarantee of Seven per Cost. per Annum for Forty Years. Omni of Lead adjoining the Railway. Intend at Seven per Oust os Deposit sad Coils /TOO daft of Capital fixed by tL 'a r i onceedon, 11.000,000, I which it is now proposed to raise 11,000,000 In 50,000 Mum of £2O each, and f 600,000 hereafter as may be found necessary. Depodt £1 per Share oil Application, and tl les. on allotrisent. No call to exceed Li 10e. per Share, and at Intervals of not lees than three months. Henry Dreekett. Iraq., late Member of Comae Magnates, Immix" of the Indian Tramway W. Buddicoan, Zaq., Pr C ii= " lw Hall, near Mold. Tlvanaa David, Zan., 'merchant, Liverpool and Buenos Area John Regan, Bp., Director of Arica and Tacna Railway Com pany. Perri. leurence Heyworth. Esq., 1a..., Yew Tree. near ilverpooL Edward Johnston, Eel., Director of the London and Brazilian Bank. Adam S. Remand, Zan. Director of the Corierdidated Bank. Edward W. Fir, RN. •Meeera. tackles and Co.). Alutimfriars Mr Joseph Pastes, M.P., Director of the Welland Railway Comny. William pa W aptaff, Rhea, war Corwes, North Wales. isreael Waterhouse. Ran , LP., Director of the Great Northern Railway Company. (With power to add to their somber.) The (*.canal Creak sad PlaZio743s anew ad Leaden, 7, Loth ban, LC. The London Pistrackal Aasonladara, Threadasedlostamst, I.C. kasarae—The Oonaoildated Bank. Precherch-etreet, LC. FIGINWEIL—IdenuTI Woods. Bee., CZ. SOLICITORS —Mann Amory, Travers, and Smith. ArDITOIL —R. P. Hardier. Rey. (perms. Bartlag, Pnllele, sad Co.;. Bsak-kmildiage_ll.C. Oftege wooloott. Temporary Genre—No. 01, Ormitaaabonse, Old Breadclirest. LC. Prospectus*. with map 'bowleg the line of the noiseded messy. may be obtained at the tare of the General Credit and roman Company, or at the Mane of the Loudon Plesacial Annelatioa, and at the temporary Mins of the Osmpeay, whirs a notarial translation of the economise. and prints at the memo. tandem and articles of sasociation, Ile for inspection. App:Scatlona for shares to be made 1n the annexed form. which taut i.e left at the Benton • Ith a deposit of Al per Aare on the number of shares applied for. if n - allotment be made, the deposit will be returned with. mat deanction. Should a lees number of Shares he allotted than that applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the moment on the allotment, and the balance, if any, retuned to the applicant. Proepertmes and Forum of Application may also be obtained from the Broken of the two lineacial Oreepeeles. TORN OF AFFLICATIoI FOR SRAM& To the Menton of the Central Argentine galbray Company 'thatiteci). _ . Gentlemen,—Ransil paid to the Consolidated Dank the man et g , I hereby request that yen wall allot to me shares of a% each in the Central Argentine Railway Company ;limited. and I hereby agree to accept such shares. or any treater num br that may be allotted to me, and to ay the remai nd becomer of the defeat of it 10a. on tech et the share p s allotted, to e a tat mar of Cte Company, and to dgo the Articles of Association, a! en required : and I request you to basset my make in the lto. gutter a Members In reaped of the 'bares allotted to me. I am, Oentlanem, your obedient sernah Venal signature Name fully and plainly written Description Addrem fully and plainly elitist mil FOVIII el Applies/4os to be left it the Beakers et the Comma,. IVRITE and SOUND TEETH are indispenaable pmp to femoral Attrnetioa. Mid to health and If:weevily by er edication of bad. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pi: k !IL DEN m IM/Mt. compounded of Oriental ingredients. ia of famarnable value in pr....erring and heautO7l the Moak "N"ll:thenind the musk and in giving a plowing 6airaers to the Mouth. It eradma es tartar from the teeth. rent:Les . a Cl fate to locament deal,. and Iwo and preserves the ehh hit ampoule a -like whiteners. Ito hivaluabie= pretler bar. obtained the patronage of royalty sad the sr 5.4 harwpe, sad it nalmwasDy 110 Price ."I per ben. bold as IC Ratton.aa• des. sad r r ts Cbantiato or Ptrfunfers. Ask for Rowlands' Odonto." IVOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and 4.1 most ussinl invention of the day, AM:A AMARELLA.— %ars JOHN 408NYLL and Co, Three King-onurt, Lombard itr• • t, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the I :i•l:•• this truly marvellous fluid. which gradually restores the :.,at, hair to its prialue hue—ao matter at what age. The Ague An irk lia hes tom of the properties of dyes . It, on the contrary, • ,reial to the system, and when the Mir is once restored ' - pheation per month will keep It in perfect odour. Price t: I , per bottle. or ball bottle,. Ha se. Jelin Gostiell& Co. L,,, 'veil appointed perfumes to 11.1.11. the Princess of Wales ri iliE IN VIGIORATI VIC NKItVINE ESSENCE. the most scientibealty preiared and seat powerful natal t• • ~ J.lnd ever Introduced rester., to their normal awhile* 6evretiona, on the Integrity of which perfect health de It Is a opectlic for debility of all Uses. and fres its coo -1 •• • ••••.• JunnnE other incrntlients, peados and pheepateof soda. • .1, prose bo by benclicial to the tierreas sad dyspeptic. rn "I- Per bottle, or fear qualidtles ti ase tor 211 s. Sok. Mcssrs. hanagartea sad ar i a. Onfordotreet, W.C., st..l leadenhallotreet. 11. C., L D - P, SCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS, • never tares remedy vettheet say isentertat tem the I . W .r = will be faxed laveleabie elto nib r froze bi mad Neer eemplalato, led ! e's•t *pima. gfibthwee. Maumee et the eyes. M. Fer ha ..1., new at a tunny eperbin teedectee, sat ea • eeriest et the they are truly 'sesame lend In their •P".___"_tim sad antthil to the stomach. they crests meta% Mule" • ...••••••••• greenbelt the whole wryest ayetne—end by Wiletestont. UM WllName44.,Clw6 sereekLaeolee, and by meet been. Is. IA Yd N. N. Bo mare Se eat kw Dr. Say t • billet' sad their Ma. The geedme are tee roars erne le earn{ ^ Wallertlasiberr empanel en lie dem. MERCANTILE and EXCHANGE BANK froTICE IS HEREBY 01YEN, that on and after the 98th natant the PRINCIPAL LONDON OFFICE of this ComplAy will be at their Banking-home, No. 4, LOMBARD-STEM, when all bills domiciled with the hook will be seeable. E. H. WILLIAMS. Manager in Loudon. MERCANTILK and KXCHANGE BANK ,laralted).--BUB-BRANCH. MINCINO.LANL NOTICE IS Mat. , MT GIVEN, Met on and attar the With Instant BUOINIEM will be OONTINII7IID M above address as aab.bramb. B. H. WiLLIAMS, Manager In London. NORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY INTIMEST COMPANY. ionct - lIXTRAORDINARY OILNUAL mrsnsu of the Proprietors will be held at the Company's °dices, Ito. Er., Lincoln'uluakelds. in the county of Middieem on TUMMY, the Silt day of April neat, at 1 o'clock precisely, for the purpose of adopting and confirming, or reject ing the resolution for dimly - in the Company passed at an Ix traontlaary General Meeting of the proprieton, held on the ith MM. Also, to determine respecting a proposal find the Direr. tors shill have power under certain restrictions to buy up shares in the Company, pending its dissolutiou and for other purposes. —ay Order, HENRY NORRIS, Secretary. 1111, Lincoln's-lan-adds, March MOMS SMITH, KNIGHT, and OOMPANY (Limited). tad under The Companies Act, 1860." The Aferca i nE ra Credit Association, In coajunction with the Con tract Corporation, will receive Applications for Shares in the above Company Capital, £e,000,000, In 90.000 Rhares of RAO each. Tim Issue, 40,000 Shares. Of which 20,000 have been already subscribed. Dlifeelt on application, £1 per Shore, and At on allotment. No Mateo I to exceed A. 6 per Share, and at intervals of not less than three months. It is not contemplated to call up more than 010 per Share ; any further capital that may be required will be rad I.y the issue of new Shares, a preference being Oren to the holders of misting Shares. DMICFOIt! , . W. M. Battik, Esq., Old dsak. Btutoi, Director of the Contract Corporation. Arthur O. Chapman, lag. Charles Capper, Esq., Mincing-lane. Richard Cooke Coles. Esq., St. Helen nplace, Director of the Royal basorance Compsay. Thos. Datil. Esq., Alderman, President of the Crest Western Railway of Canada. Director of the Contract Corporation. Geo. Knight, Esq., Great George-street. Ippolyte Loonino, Esq., r/ Leonino and Co.', Copthattcourt. Oetwirtus Ormitanney, Rs+ Hallett. Ommanney, and Co.', inns:tor at the Contract Corporation. Robert Porter, E.g., Director of the Bank of London and Baulk of Ni. Unload. John Smith, gag., Great George street. George Thomson, Ben. (Mean. Anderson, Thomson. and Co.; T. Tnltint,ltoy B. Tubini aid Co ^ i, Threadneedle street. AX•01110 . SOLICITOR& Messrs. Edwards and Co., Westminster. Xenia Newborn. Itvaaa, and Co., Nicholas-lane. Um anis —Hank .1 London. dtrlnTOlD—Mms. Cooper Brothers and Co Banwas—llawra P. Casessove and Co., Theadnordlentroet. Tem Open-3l and 21, Threadneedle street, and 1, Great Wastautatart ;proTemill C. Handlkid, Esq. I. This Company has bum constituted as as auxiliary to the " Contract Corporation." 2. The Company will satiartak• the construction ot railways and other public works as distinguished tram the business of the Contract Corporation, which consists principally of the negotiation sad accoptsser of contracts. and the financial mea sures connieted therewith. . s lyre two . l3.7nais;to — iez;;rtil .out in harmony, but independ ently of each other. 4. The operations of this Company will he conducted by the eminent oontracton, Messrs. Smith and K night who have trans ferred their whole Inatome and interest on highly asinuitageous terms : all the:r minable Sant and existing contracts Including that for the construction of the Royal Sardinian Railway recently entered Into, being ceded to the Company. The plant will he paid for is omit and the remaining Interest principally In shares. inch shares being taken with a.S only per share credited thereon. 6. The numerous applications to parliament in the present meston for wars to construct branch and additional railways, and th e wen. po known increasing demand for railways and other public weeks, net oaf, Is Ramp, and the Colonies bat in all parte of the civilized world, open a wide held for the profitable em ployment of capital. 6. The Director, °madder that, with all the elements of sue coos, vii, • large working capital, the amistance of • powerful itnemelal corporation, coupled with the eaperienoe and aspens tandems of punts °covenant with the practical details of the business, with en identity of Interest, the pespects of the Com pany are such as are seldom brought under pubic notice. 7. In the event of no allotment of shares being made. the de posit will be returned in full. Should a leas number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, if any. re turned to the applicant Pruspectuees and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the omces of the Company, of the broken. and of the solicitors. SMITH. KNIGHT, AND COMPANI ,Lthrlted). 101111 O. £PPUCATIOI PON $lll/J4ll. To be retained by the Bankers. No. To the Mentors of Amid.. Knight.. and Company Oentleaten,—Bwring paid to your hanker,. Me Bank of London, the sum of ,b etas a deposit of C 1 per share on shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you will slot me that number, sad I agree to accept mach share., or say leas number you may allot to me . and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment. and to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when required. and I authorise you to Insert my same ou the register of members for the Dumber of shares allotted to me. . Usual signature Name in full Residence Profession Date Mack 1964. SMITH, KNIGHT, and COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE.—Tbe BRAYS MT will be CLONID at 4 o'clock on MONDAY. the IBth Marek for Loodoo, and TUODAY, tko Mb. for country opplicat6ons.—By order. I. C. VANDIDELD, flowskry pro ton. Loudon, Match LS, UM. TWA [RIVAL CREDIT AND FINA NCR COMPANY Ol LONDON tIAMITED) INVITZ BUBSCRIPTIONN TOR THE BRITISHCOLUMBIA and VANCOUVRA ISLANDIRVISTMENIT COMPANY [Jailed). . . :C7.500 - 7,4730i ' :Or r " ?Int lune, L 250.000, In 1!. pow e r of £l5 each. illeteeletzee sppi peeoed tslottl per gian noset Payment per sh on . allottnen b t e , Lt oohed to be celled op. Subsequent It will L e i exceed RI per Share. and will trot be nude.( lees Intermits than three mottle Jen*lie Smith, Bp I Henry Klapoote, JAIMII Anderson. Zip. ,Mes. - Anderson, Thomson, and Co.:, Director of the Bank o r t British Columbia. James Card. leg.. IL?. "MeCampbell. H. N. Dickson and Co., London Dickson. Cam B. and Co., Victoria, Vancouver Island). Joseph Fry, Lg. OWL Truemau and Fry„ Director of the Canada Agency Association. T. W. L. Blackman, Lg., Chairman of the Bank of British tkolumbia. Alexander Morrison. , Director of the Bank of Otago. Prides= Belay,Directm of the Vancouver /ADM land and Coal Mining Company. HINEIIII DI LONDON—Morn. Bonita. Payne, and Smith. BABA= DI EINEM COLEDISIA aID VANICoI:IYEIL ISLAND—The -- itouerroaa—lfeearn Baxter, Um, Norton. and Co. Aoitarrs—The General Credit sad }losaoe Company of London I.4mitedi. Temporm7Olkee-126. Oreshaan.boam, and at the Orders of the General Credit end /imam Company. 7. Leathery. BlCltnragr pro tern.,—Mr. George Stepheua. ABILIDOZD PROSTICTI:9I. . - The Company ;111nirenicmeys on debentures and apply them to mortgage of real estate and other substantial resales in the two colon's, at the rates prevalent t►ere : these rates are from 12 to le per cent. per annum the margin of profit to the Company is appareled. The Company will purchase property In the colonies to • limited extent . it is bettered that manta of land from the government may also be obtained, with a view to their being settled under regulated conditions. The Company will also art ea agents in all matters of finance and investment as between the home capitalist and the colonial property holder. The prospects of the shareholders are beat ex emplified by the large returns on capital obtained by the share holders of similar lastltattm• . ' " 717;b;rd of the Company coexists of gentlemen practically arias the North American possessions and their ea qusreineuta Pull information ►s to the arailability of British Columbia and Vacs:miser Island sa Zelda for turestment and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the °Mese of the three ral Credit and PlasareCempsayet Leaden 7. Lath berry. or at No. 126. Greshom-bease, KC. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PALRATTINZ.—Adopted by bar lialeetfe Oorerameat the saillery Menem J. C. sad J. 71YLD, the original isenulaeturere sad holders of the 1981 PASO Medal, 01,000 lb. Online Moiled any spurious Imitations. Their label M sto all periwig and boxes. Sad by all dealers t^resebeat the Wlsoleadeassi tel esportettoe at the Works, I: PPM LAMBETH. LONDON. P., where .Lo ley be obtalard their esiebraled failed Sinks low WHEY ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? TIM mon I. Irortky wmalderattos by every oae =Amy Ile retake tko I..oY mabie bloosing—aldhll ; for op cermet know ledge sto the proper Um* for arias apertaeles wlO depend the certainty of preservlai ClOl7 dales to th• end of life. Wire fle delledemey to detommfaed a sleety of diserlsoloation most be and Is adaptlag Mama of tbe moot power that supply the lore, or Infer, will resaft. frequaeks, mobealyeaelta d ir irr am meltable is l i d by t pretenalea, as Is proved by the Malmo of country bow e i t e raod visaldllod madoes. IS2r , jel tree. It were wiser to ask advise roam from erne of repute, and avoid rfek to on'. Mafia The aid Pm 7=emas Rants sad Sow (esaablished 171M t aLltwaSe Saftfob Mem= Loodoa. baling modally Se the man- Sulam of emestomes, are sempetoat to mirk* oa *ld - WY i 0 w remsdyhm dadeetive Milos by the aemarate el the lesesa. mathemedeally true, of the requite power, and Mae by the adleloas Wallop of • speetage frame (erldsh Ike wise of She ham mat besomiesf the lees. E I Pint 5 - 1 llortger. Sec " Shues. Mortgage., Total. lit, York 1 -- 1 -- clirlilon.—: 48 21,000,000' 2800000 $1,000,000 1 ,22,900,000 Peons:lmola' 91 2,600,0001 1,4100,010 2,000,000 ! 6,400,300 Ohio 244 4000,009 ‘OOO,OOO 19,000,090 111,000,000 Brunches & Laecusions - 121! 0141,000 110%000 1,“11.000 t 8.459,000 .ss.ere,ooe . $9,500.000 1523,768,000 I i. 1,903.960 IX 1004000 te2.137.600 A 6,345.1,50 The riot of Issas Owe been tined at ht, and the pnvilege of subscribing will re inn open until the oth of April. for the pre sent bondholders. either directly, sr through their broken. The terms of lane are A/ follows : S per cent. on application, being £ll 6 0 per Bond of 1,000 doh. 10 „ on allotment „ nlO 0 .. .. 16 „ ind May „ 33 IS 0 „ SO ~ 11,03 May ~ 0 0 0 ~ 10 „ 1.4 June ~ 63 0 0 „ .. A 157 10 Subscribers have the option of paying the inetalments In *drones. and will be allowed a Macon= of 0 per cent. per annum on ends pre-payments. After allotment, scrip certificates will be issued to "bearer." These certificates rill be exchanged for bouda to bearer" on pat ment of the final Instalment. The early completion of the works of this peat railway instthee the Company in making this additional Issue of bonds ; following the fiaancial policy adopted at the °steel, of Imlay seeurtUee to the palate any after the setaal p of the railway has a cured the necessary income for the tate/est Thera will remain only the second mortgage of the Ohlo Division to be disposed of hereafter, when the total of the bonded debt will be only ta,ooo per mile. Toms of application may be obtained of the Beakers er at the Moss of the Company, Na 1„ Old Broad-street. Leaden. LC. Mims of the Atlantic sod Omit Welters Railway Compaay. a, tad Brundstreet. Leaden, LC., March ti, 1861. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. /OLT or APPLICATION. To be forwarded to tlie dices of the Company, No. I. Old Broad street, London, KC., after payment of the preliminary deposit to the bankers. To the Atlantic and Great Waters Railway Company. ilm,—llavuto paid in the Consolidated Bank Lindted`, the sues of s. I hereby request that you will allot me $ Second Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great West ern Railway, and I hereby agree to accept such bonds on the terry stated in your circular dated lard Inst. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, illenatare Address In fill Date STAMM ♦ND DESCRIPTION OF BONDS NOW ELLA - --_r 11W TOIL gr.cnox. riiiien.varu siorrON._ Doe& of Bond. of Bonds of Bowls of I Floods Toads of $1,030 $5OO SIN $l,OOO $6OO $lOO Number& Numbers. Numbers. numbers] Numben. l Numbers. I I • $30.000 bare been enamelled by operation of Sinking Prmd. t $lOO,OOO bare been cancelled by operation of Stoking Pend. ASITUATION WANTED by a Man of respectable position and good character Mu had many years' experience In the Management of MorkpeoMe, and smo ducted a busbies. In the City eight years: IrouM take any idea tion where he could be useful . excellent reterenceu—N. 8 as. lbriton-rced, Kentisk.town. N.N. QTEITENS and SONS beg to call attention to tkeir superior ATOM of WINE and 6 mfrs.—Porta front the wocsl, 27a, M., Ws., 42a. per dozes . crested, 48c, Ida, 46a, 66a. Sherries Ws., Sta, 3Ot. ; very saperlor, 415., 484., 644., 00s. Marsala, the finest, Ws. ; Clare* 144., Ws., 26i., los, : elslcts growths. Wis., 425., and upwards. Broody, beet =225., 25a per isnot ; very *ld pale ditto, 275., Xs Punt Ica, 13a. ed. , 16a ; very choke proof, 17s. per gallon; Whlstey,l2s. sad 20.. laglish Oin, la Id., 10s. rd., 12s. ; lest and strospe.t. Us. Id. per gallon.—Tersaa, gash. 711. BLSSUPSOATEATItin WITHIN. Istablithed Ott years. DANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast Beverage, which the mast delicate stomach can digest. It prevezt* and mires all disorders of the alimentary canal, Moll ge•tion, constipation, flatulence, torplid and other liver com plaints. K commended by the medical profession. Ills jars, 2s. of all chemists a town and country. O. CLAYTON. chenitst 315, Regent-street, W. FLOWER SEEDS, free pre peet—WhL WOOD and EON'S splendid COLLECTION& as under :—Hardy anneal*. 100 earietke, 20s. ; St ditto, 10s.. 26 ditto, 0.. ; 12 ditto. 26 . ea. 1 1 01 1.hard7 anneals, 100 varieties, 20.. ;60 ditto, 13. 64.. Li ditto, . 12 ditto, M. 6d. German Flower seeds as imported. In origimal sealed packets, on lowest terms. Cats. Josue. on application.—Woodlands nursery and seed warehouse, 11a/edict& tiekheld, Same:. ECONOMY in the GARDEN.--Seeds carriage .I.—Wlif. WOOO and SON% complete collection of GARVIN SIMS, for one year's supply, for one guinea. Half the above quantity for half...guinea. Catalogues and all parti culars may be bad on application.—Woodlands seed warehouse, Mansfield, near Uckheld, Sums. FLOWER SEED 8, Free per Post. BUTLER. and McCtiLLOCIES unrivalled amortasenta. DM varieties of the moat distinct and beautiful hardy annuals, for 20a 50 varieties, for 10a 15 varieties, tor Ts. 6d. CoVENT. GARDEN MARKET, LONDON, W.C. PenAoWee orders pay able at Klngetreet, Covertipudan. CII NT AI N B.—H OWARD and SON 8' CATALANS WINDOW CURTAINS, In every variety. are well earthy the wattle el the pelatie.-03 sad V. 5411101- treet, Oxford-street. lIYAM kCO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, e 6 and et OXFORD-STRZET, W. The ta•hlon and sensed excetienee deployed In this attire to tutiversally acknowlegect. Overcoats and Capes 14.. M. to de Od. Montilla and Lounging Jackets &a. id. to 42.. Od. Dulness and Morning Suits ...Mk Id da. Od. and 455. ad. Trouser'. SOO patterns to select trout l4 Gd. to Ms. Od. Veda of the woe materials ...... Oa. Gd. to tie Ati. H YAM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 and dr, OXFOILDSTEEIIT. W. the moat .Me mad erpertmac-d mitten sad workmen art ern. plot ed. True Uttiuf Troaaern ILL ed. Vests to mntc►, M. rid. Attire for clerical, academical. medical. mad other professional rentleenen. Was' Hahn& time to six guinea& A asprtrate department tar linden Pages snits, SW. . footman's, 60a.; °melanin's, Its. HYA.III nod CO.'B SUITS for BOYS, 68 and 117. OXFORD-81AM, w. are mach &Imbed by Parents sad Oaardisas tor quality. fashf on. sad sommay. Isdaturbookar, Wedmdmasr, Osborne, sad 1 Unarm amts. lits. ad. to Ma . KAITOW, SW iambs suits, Ms., Ms., Ms. sad Ms. • trying-oe room hmadoossaky ratted up !a coarwsloa with this deparemest LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1864. ISSUE of SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, Payable la Loudon. 1100.003 doLlars (411311,000) New York Divhdon.—Due to 1851. 1,0000.00 dollars ;t1.1.5.000 , Pennsylvania Divinon.—Due In tee. Secured by a rektstered mortgage ! oonstltettog a lien oil the Incense and all corporate milts, privileges, lands, franchises, plant, and propeny of the Pemnylvauis and New York Divisions of the Rail% ay. The Bonds are redeemable in New Tort or In London at 41. 6d. per dollar, and ars Wanderahle without stamp or endorse ment . 4 per cent of the gross amount will be drawn =L a bs July, commencing In lOU to be paid off at par In Interest Coupons are attached to the Bonds, payable semi asuman), at the Consolidated Bank In London, at the tined rate of 4a to the dolLir. The Bondswill De Issued at 70, vb. ; Bonds of 100 dollars at Cl 5 15a., with Interest from April 1,1990. „ 900 „ Lid lid., 1,000 ~ £157 105. Them Coupons represent £lO par annum on each gaud of 1,00.0 do:lars or nearkr 9 per cent. on price of Issue. TO the HONDHOLDCILS of Me ATLANTIC sal GREAT wFSIEBC 6AILRAT. When the tint mellow -- bands o iieienneyleania section of this railway were issued, it was uncertain whether the Company would proceed twined:lntel) with the construction of the road beyond Akron lin which case arrangements would barn been made with other companies for the completing link from the, ce to Dayton), or at one* pu.h forward the whole line, and so keep the command of the tradic. _ _ _ TheitielneeiTcifilePortiOn of the road between Salamanca and Altroo, and of the branches, developed so rapidly, being only limited by the supply of rolling stock, that the directors decided to open the railway throughoat its whole extent with all Domino despatch. This policy, under their able engineer, Mr. Kennard, bus been so energetically carried out that the line is now In operation as far as Gallon, end will be ready [orb mac to Dayton by the let of ]lay. It has, therefore, become desirable to offer the snood mortgage bonds some months earlier than was con lesuplated when the last bane of bonds was made. Is order, however, that the original satecelbers to, or the present holders of. the flea allonym, heads may in no way be prejudiced by this tome of the second mat , it is proposed to give to ending holden the minks, a wberlbang foe these bonds, at the rote of one bond for every two now held, at a con cession in prier equal to a liberal boom In May, the a hole antem of this Railway will be lnoperatioe, consisting of Miles. - . The — Oman line from Salemanta to Dayton The br.mch to Cleveland Si The Franklin Branch and the Oil Creek Railway IN in all about SOb miles -of which 302 have been utoomefulty worked daring the winter. On the lit of May It In Intended to run express trains through from New York, via UM LW Atlantic and Great Western—Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Da) ton —mid ohs° and Missisaippt Railways, to St. Louls-I,lollmiles, In 40 Donn, without break of gauge or change of carriage& The income of the portion of the line opened has re►ched 430 per nide per week—within one year of the opening of the through route the receipts wdl be 400 per mile per week —which will glee a dividend on the shares exoentlng II per cent, attar providing for all expenditure, and the interest on the whole Issue of hoods, Divtdeuda from 16 to 26 per cent. are sot unusual on well con structed and properly-administered American railways: from the numerous elements of prosperity bead by the Atlantic end Great Western, it Is believed that the mileage receipts will shortly equal those of the London and North Western and other boding tingitsh railways, whose cost of construction have been four-fold greater. The Atlantic and Great Western ham Wisest a monopoly of the Petroleum trait c— and paean over the most extensive bit,- alarms coal Seta in the world, for which an unlimited market Is oboist being opened In Canada--end for Its trait In Agricul tural products, a le.idiog American authority says, that when some contemplated extensions err made, 10,000 eight-wheeled freight on and 6030 locomotives will sot mike." Ibe Bonds and Shares authorised to be Issued over the Main Line sad Extensions, are : A LHAMBRA.—TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS of the NSW ClRQUlS—aolcaowttelseet to be the beet ever produced to Neglend. A LiiiiMßßA.—The greatest female rider of the aim the insidious lid!. LOUISE LINNET. ALHAM BRA. —BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN MUM "THE RIDE for the IILBBON." A LIIAMI3RA. -MORN 'NO PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY. M eidetic Next 'reek. on Randal, Wed nesday, and Saturday, at t Ever) Evening at half-past 7. THE OXFORD. —The present interpretation of FAUST eastitates an epoch in the history of this hall. already famed for the brilliancy of Ita operatic selections. largely augmented vocal and instrumental mourner ham bean added to reader the present selectium from this universally popu lar opera woriby of the parent work. Faust, Mr. York": Itephisioyanea nr. Green klarguerite, Director, Mr. F. Jiiiabmas. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BletetWlCK, Jaeutruutroot, St Janda, through sat the Wishoriourre. THE BRIMFIELD RESERVOIR—VIENNA BA.N/L—The BUILDER of THIS DAY, price td., by poet U. contains :-.lPlne View of the hank and Exchange, Vienna— * Wider —The Motive a Paris under Napoleon lll.—Tite Bradtleld —Freoch and English Engineers—The late Mr. Richard Ms—The Haiti* of M. Clement, Rome—The Mosaic Work Widow% Tomb loose, Windsor Castle—Mut mon from t.llg litatilide—Aa Amateur on Modern Buildings— Architects' Wirolent Society —Valve of Lod in the COM of Loudon—The Heehaw of [sot's Mausoleum — Zinc Roots, de. !e.—ollice, 1, Toekotreet, Curentipirden, and all booksellers. . TELML&PHIC INTELLIQENOE. (isna's ARRIVAL OF GENERAL GARIBALDI AT MALTA. MALTA, MARCH 23. General Garibaldi and suite have arrived here per the Valetta, from Caprers, and proceed by the Ripou to Southampton to-morrow. DENMARK. KM. Mama 43. The Prussian flotilla is expected at this port. Pilots have already been engaged. THE CONFERENCE ON THE DANISH QUESTION. BERLIN, MAsca 2.3. The Nan Pretissische (Kreuz) Zeittnig of to-day says It is a known fact that the Danish cabinet proposed that the negotiations of 1851 and 1852 should farm the basis of the conference. This, however, wee rejected by Prussia ; and should a conference be held, another basis will have to be laid down." THE POPE'S HEALTH. ROME, MARCH V. The health of the Pope ccmtinues to improve. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLAU. 'WWII Z. Upon the 19th instant 500 more exiles were con veyed from Warsaw to Russia. The total number of those transported from the Kingdom of Poland, exclusive of those from the government of Angus tows, is stated to be 23,400. In the latter go verninent, which is under the administration of General Mouravieff, the number of exiles is com paratively greater. The Russian General Prince Czerkaski has replaced Count Ostrovrski, the director of the department of the Interior of Poland. The Coorrier de Winn announces that on the 11th ir.sirr two Poise, Koselski and Wilkoaki, the former a nobleman and the latter a peasant, were hung at Seyny, in the government of Auguatowa. THE PRINCIPALITIES. VIENNA., Mims Zi, Emma. Generals Klapka and Titrr are at the head of a well-organised movement in the Danubian Princi palities. SPAIN. MADRID, MAscu 23, Erratum. In the Senate to-day the bill abolishing consti tutional reform was passed by a vote of 90 to 7. The Spanish journals deny the rumour that the question of a recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by Spain had been discussed at a cabinet council. The Epees of to-day states that some foreign capitalists bad an audience with the Minister of Finance yesterday, for the purpose of negotiating an advance to the Spanish Treasury. POLAND. The following proclamation of the National Government has been posted up in Lemberg by the side of the Emperor's manifesto declaring Galicia in a state of siege : The committee of the National Government for Gallas stated, in its proclamation of the 14th February, that, in presence of the midis( straggle with Ruda, that genre meet lad resolved not to depart from the programme developed is it. first manifesto, and that it only required Galicia to be the indirect auxiliary of Poland. The Polish nation, in obedience to it, government, hes remained per. fectly tranquil in Gs&is, and hu endured with patience all the persecutions of the Austrian authorities. 0. every occasion the Polish National Government and the Polish nation in Galicia have moved that it was their wish to assist their brothers fighting against the usurpation of Rama, bus that they repelled every idea of a revolution in Galici► The Austrian government has, nevertheless, placed Gal i cia in a state of siege ; and it threatens with the most terrible permeations the faithful children of their country who help their brothers in the war against the R•••ian• This measure has, it is alleged, been adopted because it is feared that the tisticaral Government and the Poles intend to organise a riming in that province. Bat the true motive of the deolaratios of the state of siege is not the her of a revolution in Galicia, but the dente to come to the assistance of the bussians, who ate unable to crush a breve nation which fights for its existence. They are serious to pet as rod co the I:ethical movement ; they wish to deprive it eves of the slight assiotasee it re ceives from the Poles of Galicia, and theyerteed their beads to the mortal ninnies of Poland, in order the more speedily to complete the extermination of the Polish nation. The somber of the declared 'semi** of our country is thus increased ; but the iasurrection is nob conquered ; it will *online* to exist. We, too, will persevere in our efforts, and we will motions to assist the Polls who fight for Poland. The greater the tyranny under which we live, the more odious the persecutions to which we are ex posed, the more will our activity increase. Let us colle ct money, boy arms sod ammunition, and supply all that is required for those who go to battle. The veinal youth of Poland, and is geueral all those who are fit to bier arms. have their place marked out for them oa the hattisdield ; let them be only the more numerena and ready the more the danger inmeases. There is one point, fellow coantrymes, to which we would cell your atteotios. The Austrian =thanks. is Lemberg aid ia Galicia, use all their efforts to provoke a muffle& which they would represent am the eocamesionsiot of an insurrection in order to justify their barbarous per. mocatioes. With this object they have given orders to their troops for the conduct they are to panne in order to ozcite revolt and prepare the massacre of pews:able 'Wawa. Attention nod prudence, therefore —vigilantes and pets. versus ! Let as preserve CM attitude we bare hitherto held. God will Wens our efforts sad crown then with Sr tory. Our watchword is : " Activity, punnets," and dirretkeretir object, a tree Poland." [Stamped, Id. Additional.] NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIKUULLIT, Mica 23.—APromm EN TS. —Com mander W. Dawson, to the Formidable, for service in the Achilles. . . . Li;;;;saats W. F. N. Ifolysettz, to the Research ;H. A. Monteith, to the Defence. Paymasters E. Jago, to the Cowlick ; J. E. G. Sim. monde, to the Blenheim ; W. G. Permitter (additional), to to. Majestic. Esgioser T. Brindley, to the Fisgard. for the Tortoise. Assistant-Engineer J. Bales, to the Rematch. Ptomonos.—To be hetieg Fast clan Assistant Engi neer H. H. Small, of the Phieton. PORTSMOUTH, Maim Z 3. The sailing of the Adventure, 2. iron screw troop ship, Captain Charles L Waddilove, baa been delayed *iris( to the outbreak of smallpox as board. When this was discovered the ship was immediately sent out of bar hour, and it wee expected that abs was to be delayed on the quarantine ground for sometime. But we are glad to say that the oases were not of a very serious character, and that there were not many of them, and such presentionary and remedial immures have bees taken that the ship will not be much longer delayed. She is bound for China with detachments of troops and with supernumeraries for the squadron on that station. She will embark the supernume raries to-morrow aftersooo, sad will all at Plymouth and Ireland on her voyage out. Tea SPITIMD }own.— We understand that, owing to the difficulty of asdieg s good foundation for the construe , tion of a heavy fort on the Sturbridge shoal, an order has been Mud for the auspinaim of all operations there. At mama, however, we believe we are justified in saying that I no deelsioo has yet been arrived at with regard to any other mite for a fort in additive to those ordered to be constructed on the Sanaa sad Hans Mask. At any rata no orders hale been Ism& to the stall at Portamouth which has chugs of the operations. THE ALLAGED FEAUDO UPON GOVIRNNENT AT Wootwicki. —To the Editor of the Expram—eir,— A paragraph appearing in your paper relative to my esmplieity in forging attestation, I beg that you will give lasiertiou to this my unqualified denial of any knowledge cc • thou in the act, and I trust my friends will reserve thair judgment until I am enabled to establish my innocence.—tram, &a., Jkxsa A. Kumla-, Sergeant- Major, R.A.—Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, *arch Zi nu FORTHCOMING VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The following following official details have been forwarded teem the War-Ofies. The detail of corps proceeding from Waterloo Station is as follows: At 6.15 Lm.-19th Xiddlases Rifle Volunteer Corp, 466 ; 9th West. ditto, 210 ; 11th ditto (Fit. George's), and 32nd ditto, 443 ; total, 1,129. At 6.35 a.m.-29th Ificidleeez Hifi' Volunteer Corp, 352; 46th ditto, 3.10 ; let ditto (Engineers), 300; total, At 6.55 a.m.—lit Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps, 193 ; let (Victoria), 16th , sod 47th Middlesex Rifle Volun teer Corps, 333 ; Ist and 10th Surrey Ride Volunteer Corps, 396 ; 7th, 19th, and 23rd ditto, 440 ; tote!, 1,354. At 7.15 a.m.-4th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corp, 214 ; 15th ditto (London Scottish), 308 ; 21st ditto (Civil Service), and 38th ditto (Artist.), 261 ; 2nd Surrey Artillery, 146 ; total, 947. At 7.35 a.m.-2nd Middlesex (South) Rifle Volunteer Corps 437 ; :2nd ditto (Queen's), 744; 36th ditto, 119; 7th ditto (Admin. Battalion), 255; total 1,613. Grand total, 6,027. Detail of corps proceeding from London-bridge Station on the 28th March, 1964 : At 6.15 a.m. —3rd Middlesex Artillery Volunteers, 267 hid London Rifle Volunteer Corp*, 136 ; 3rd ditto, 405 ; Honourable Artillery Company, 375 ; total, 1,183. At 6.35 a.m.-2od Middlesex Artillery Volunteer Corps, 92 ; Ist London ditto, 138 ; let ditto (Engineer), 160; 26th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps, 114 ; 37th ditto, 256; 59th ditto, :t35 ; total 1,095. At 6.55 tun.-20th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corp, 300; 48th ditto (Harelock), 208 ; Ist Administrative Battalion Tower Hamlets Royal Volunteer, 737 ; total, 1,245. At 7.15a.m.-4MiTower Hamlets Royal Volunteer Corps, and 6th ditto, 328 ; let City of Landon Rifle Brigade, 594 ; Wel, NIL At 7.35 a.m.-2nd Administrative Battalion Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, 476 ; '2Bth Middlesex (London Irint). 454 ; 2nd Admfaistrolive Battalion Fin Rile Volunteers, 450 ; total, 1,380. At 7.56 a.m.-40th Middlesex Ride Volunteers Corps, 400 ; 2od and Bth Terror Hamlets HIS. Volunteers, 405 ; total, 805. Grand total, 6,630. The foliates partirolars relate to country corps. 14 Administrative Brigade Banta Artillery Volunteers, 540; let Some: ArtMori Volunteer Corp, 372; Ist Admi: Eistretive Brigade Cinque Parts Artillery Volunteers. 179 ; let Hants Engfeeer Volunteer Corp, 81 ; 2nd Admiair tin Battalion Surrey Rile Volunteers, and 12th Surrey Rifle Volunteer Corp, 344 ; 3.1 Administrative Battalion Surrey Rifle Volunteers, 422 ; Ist ditto Sussex, 323 ; 2nd ditto, 442 ; lot Semen Babe Volunteer Corps, 254 ; let Ad ministrative Battalion Kest Rifle Volunteers 6th Kent Ride Volunteer Corps, sad 2nd Unique Ports ditto, 401 ; 2nd Adminiatratin Battalion Haste Ride Voltuitems, Ist Hanle Ride Volunteer Corps, sad 2ed ditto, 561 ; 3rd Adel:Mis t/naive Rattail= Haste Rif.* Volunteers, 13th Heats Rifle Volunteer Corps, 15th ditto,l6th ditto, and 18th ditto, 523 ; total, 4,442. Lieutenant-oeseral Sir J. L. Peusefether, K.C.8., will oecomaud in chief, sad under his orders will be Major- General Russell, C. 8., sad Major.Oeeeral Husain, each haring charge of • division. Thus are to be eight brigades is all under the follow* brigadiers:—Lord Colville, Lord Banelagh, Lord Mae, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Radetock, Lord Bury, Lieutenant-Colon! Biggs, sad Lieutenant• Colonel Loyd Liodasy. The artillery force will be handled at one aide by Colonel Gambier, C. 8., and at the other by Colonel Buchanan. Of the 24 pieces of artillery to be brought into the field six 18-paella= will be contributed Bois Brighton ; the rest, consisting of six 6-pounden, eight 18-pounders, and four 24-pounders, will be furnished by the Hon. Artillery Oorarany sad by the regimeets of Middlesex Artillery. The public are to have • means of approach distinct from that alloted to the volunteers. The latter will take possession of • row known as Phillip's-lane, leading from Studford.comenon, where the brigades are to be formed on the arrival of the different corps. Sample Oak-lane, ninnies dizect from the Chilworth station to the heath, will be reserved for the public, and the position of the spedators will enable them, on arriving upon the ground, not only to command a f►vourable view of the mummer's, but to approach very close to Phillip'whine, the route along which the volunteers roust move from and to the stations either of the South-Eastern or tiouth-Western Railway. The grand stand occupies a prominent position I epos an eminence keown as "Roast Meat-bill," and (icing this it is proposed to erect capacious refreshment booths. This is the department in which at present there appears to be greatest need for organieatiou, and for the credit and comfort of all concerned the interval remaining before Easter Monday might to be turned to good account. ?Rs SOCIAL EV/I. IN GARRISON TOWNS.—The following letter was read last night at the Woolwich Local Board of Health :—" War-office, March IS, 1864. Sir, — With refeicnoe to your letter of the 25th of September last, applying, on behalf of the Woolwich Local Board of Health, for a grant of moony to aid of the medical easistance anl maintenance of dismal WOUND thrown on the perish of Woolwich in coosequeuce of their being followers of soldiers and marines, lem directed to ioform yon that Lord de Grey, haviog been in communketion with the Lords of the Admiralty on the subject, is prepared to defray the expense of 11 , 41 beds in the Loodon Lock Hospital for the aocomroo dollop of worsen who may be seat from Woolwich by the Loral Board. I am to add that a sum of 501. annually will be granted as a rioatributioe I. aid of expenses iticurred is eg these women to London, ea well as for trashier and the supply of lines in destitute eases as required by the hospital authorities. The above arraugenamit will take pima from the Ist of April oext, after which date the 501 created for the above Joarposes will be payable on your application by letter for the meant. —I am, he. , DOCG LAR C ALTON. To Mr. A. C. Reed.' The letter having bees reed, Mr. Jolly moved that its reosipt should be saktiowledged, sod the satisfactioe of the board expressed theta subject of so moth importance to the British army bad received, and was n earing, the especial atteotioo of the Secretaries of State for War. With reference to the recent order of the Woolwich commodes% to place sentries at each cod of certain streets to prevent rooMime frequentlog houses of ill-fame is such localities, be bad no doubt it was well meant, bet be coo lidera it tujodioious. Ring, soother member, dis approved of the sentry system, remarking that it was 'qui -Ist to placing the town is a state of s,ege, by the military authorities fairing cosirol of the public streets, sad he was glad to lad the settee bad been removed from the places referred to. [TWOPEN CE IRELAND. (nom on owl' COIKEBPONDIOrt DUBLIN, NAics The Irish constabulary is a notable example of peculiarity which belongs to many of our institu tions here—viz., that of serving two distinct, and not unfrequently inconsistent purposes. Originally intended fur the prevention and detection of crime, it has become a model standing army, and a grand military "demonstration." Certainly it would be difficult to find a finer, more costly, or more in efficient force. The men are unrivalled iu physique and intelligence. The Inspector-General, Sir Henry Brownrigg, C.B. would, I am sure , desire nothing better than to place himself at their bead and lead them against a toreiga foe. His military pride not unnaturally revolts against the idea that his gallant men should squander their energies and soil their uniforms is pursuing over ditches and across bogs mere un armed peasants who may have happened to " pop" at a landlord, set fire to a oornstack, or take part . one of those faction lights which " the leading journal" grandiloquently ascribes to our " apti tude for collective combat." Indeed, were an Irish policeman ever so eager to pursue a runaway offender, his equipment would place him at a fatal disadvantage iu the race ; the authorities having weighted him with the ponderous 'afield rifle and & sword-bayonet of the most approved pattern. The re sult of Ruch a system of accoutrement and training in just what might be anticipated. Inter noun tepee silent. The soldier-policeman gets above his proper business, and lees than two-thirds of the offences committed in Ireland against person or property are brought home to their perpetrators. The Times asks the question, ' Does the conditioa of Ireland require the presence of a military force in the country or not ?" I think • much more per tinent question is, " Does the condition of Ireland require the presence of a thoroughly efficieut police force in the country or not 1" I believe the latter force to be a pressing necessity, and the former to be amply represented by the "genuine" troops usually quarterid in Ireland. None but those who view us from a distance attach any real importance either to the vague feeling of disaffection which prevails amongst a certain small portion of the people, or to those public attempts at organic sedition which are got up from tame to time by aspiring patriots, and disappear in rapid mono tonous succession. What we do most highly ap preciate and desire is the enforcement of the law and the repression of those outrages which fur nish absenteeism with an excuse and frighten capital away from our shores. The ablest judges on the Irish bench have testified to the striking inefficiency of the constabulary, as at present orga nised, for these purposes, and in the words of the " tbe results are so natural that we can hardly help believing in the substantial truth of the account." GARIBALDI'S VISIT TO ENGLAND. •- - The Hants Independent of yesterday says that General Garibaldi is expected to arrive as Southampton is the Indite mail packet Itipna, which al due at Southamp ton neat Sunday week. The maw journal also states Mid " Garibaldi is to be the guest, for a season, of Mr. Charles Seely, of Brooke-house, Isle of Wight. and M.P. for tie city */ Wools. We believe he (Garibaldi) ia corning mainly for the improvement of his shattered hielth, and we hope that in the hospitable mansion where be Is to take up hie residence, aced under the refrelling alakdDOOS of the air for whish the Isle of Wight is celebrated. he will soon be re stored to complete oonvideacenoe." Brooks-house is situated - in the soethweet of the Isle of Wight, sot far from Frei water, the truisms of Alfred Tennyson, the Poet Las test& The Trreoerra Daily Press of yesterday says :—" wader stand them is a probability that daring the stay of Gs/t -hatch la Eneland he will pay a visit to this city with a view to have the benefit of the salubrious air of Clifton. If the illairtrious patriot is in worth of health we know of no place where he would be likely to obtain greater T• 64 2. 000 thee in Clare u * should be comae into this i neighbourhood. we need say that Bristol will be pee. paned to give him a worthy rearplatm." TO THE ZDI7OS OF THE ELFILEAS. Si a, —As your many readers asedoubtleea anxious to know when General Garibaldi will actually land in Pa i r laml, allow us to give the following reliable infromathsa. Garibaldi and bin suite embarked at Oaprera on the 2litt. would arrive at Malta oa the 22nd, sod will be at Soot& amptoo by Peninsular and Oriental steamer which is an pedal on Sunday, the 3rd of AprilJ He will stay at Brook Home, Isle or% ight, tea or twelve dam, and it is proposed that he should come to Landau on Saturday, April i 4 about two o'clock (being half-holiday for the working classes). . . . . . We bave thought it beet to give the above through tits columns of the press on account of the numerous inquiries made, and which it is impossible to reply no. A meeting the committee will be held at the Ludes Tavern at the.. o'clock co Thursday to make preliminary arrangements.— We are, &c., JOHN RICHARDSON, }Ho .. sics. J. R. TAYLOR, THE DESTITUTE MAORISS IN ENGLAND. The Earl of Shaftesbury has issued the foll chador on themes of these poor people, which we dmscrfbma on Tuesday • " May I . be allowed to bring under your notice the deplorable stas of destitatien into which Ithe ideories„ now in England, have fallen ? They are nine is number, and came hither in the month of May last in the ship Ida Zeigler, under the guidance of Mr. Jenkins, .her whom they are now separsted. They would be in wane of all the memories of life were they not, for the preemie., matained by private benevolenoe. It k a matter of greet importeere. socially and politically, that tboy should be meet back, wittiont delay, is comfort and decency, to their own land ; sod with this view, as chairman of a committee appointed to collect fonds on their behalf, I "sedan, is enlist your countensace and support. —Your obedient r rant. Su a rrisso ay. " The ship will sail on or about the 28th of this mouth. The following Brine have kindly meamited to receive rah. mripticem—ln London : Kern. 'Amadei. and Co., Woken. Curnbill ; Messrs. Ransom, Bouverie, and Co., Pall-mall Eat; and Meters. Alexander F. Rider= Sons. 40. Leicester-sow' ; and a Birmingham, by Xmas. Lloyd and Co., bankers. " Committee-room, 40, Leimateroquarie, London, " Marsh 21." ANOTHER BOOK CONDEMNED. —The Record a( Last night contains the following statement:—"Os Monday last it was resolved, after long debate at a very full meat* of the Central Committee of the Y Yeas Christian Association. that the society shall not publish is a collected form the annual volume of the Exeter Hall Lectures. We noderstaed that this resolution will not prevent the usual publishers from undertaking this task, if they thick 6t to ' take on themselves this grave responsibility ; but, at al events, the majority of the eat:mitten have decided that in ' such an act the society @hall sot be implicated. The wis dom of this decision will, we feel confident, oornmeod itself I to the judgment of all right-minded sod needles Chris tiana who have read Professor Owen's Introductory La tta% and remember how deeply it is tainted with the spirit which pervade' the ' Essays and Reviews.' We allude not merely to the %Wco. `symbolic internee tan*, given in the Mosaic h o f the temptation and the fall, or to the ticklers way is w hich, without due cautions. he misers at the idea that death mme upon the animal creation because of sis. But we chiefly allude to the pre sumptuous arrogance with which the professor wound up his lecture, by exhorting his youthful auditory to hews!. of `systems of doctrine: ' schemes of Christianity; • dogmatic formularies,' and theological terms coding in aft jam, and lordly to ' clear away the film or medium which had been systcroatioally screwed on their mind's eye. whether Anglican, or Atimosake, Lutheran. or Presby terian.' Professor Owes had been retained to lecture 'Oa the Power of God is Creation,' yet it seems is hays been his object elaborately to impress upon his youthful auditory, malty of them raw lads from the roustry, that 'the Scriptures of truth' are not what professional divines and unscientific comtnentatou have taught, but that they require the borrowed Linters of Professor Oiren's science to ',vow' the • Dumas element mangling with the Divine, or meddling with It, We sup ram that by the term 'devout' which has been applied is this lecture, we are to trader-stand that Professor Owes as a lecturer neither sat ' in the seat of the scornful' nor is in say way to be oonfousded with the Voltaireas iefidek. This we meat fully and eordially admit. Bat when a mem presumes to come before a youthful and not of eredueatel auditory, and nodertekss to • expose ' what he calls • the Itumau element' is God's written Ward, or, speaking plsisit, teaches them to regard Bible facts as symbolical myths; when he does not scruple to scatter the seeds of scepticism broadcast over such as assembly, we can diseover very Salle of tree phiknothy. and soli a spark of that spirit of meek mid child-like submiseion to the Divine authority whisk Christ Himself, the Lord of Glory, has &elated to be the iedispeasable characteristic of all who shall eater the kis tiota of heaven." RAILWAY ALTICRATIONB.-FURNITURE, Catalan. Carpets. Iron Sedates.* Re. RICHARD LOADER atat Q.. new OFFRR their well wetted. modern STOCK at rviLy redooed prices. their manes being required for the METROPOLITAN LiTILN 4 IO,(. Oa view, 'Lt and 1.4. Pertinent. Finsbury, London. Party epplkatien neemart. Remy ertlele marked In plan Egareg—RICRARD LOADER and Co.