The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-23 00:00:00

_-.,~ ~~~~ MAIL 7 / 4 0 . P.`T F •••• fj flr - - Jgs, E6B. t, i., ~`~~ .~ ,EC`. t' No. 6,774.] METROPOLITAN and ST. JOHN'S-WOOD RAILWAY. This LINE 14 NOW OPEN for TRAPPIC. MYLEA PINION, General Maiamer. BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie park. Stmsh Itorm•wly at Cleptiam.risel. linititute.l laFf. PArcon.—Her Most Oractous ILLJRBTY the QUERN. The Direcb,n have the honour to announce that the ANI6I. VMS ART FESTIVAL will talcs place at use ap Terminus Rote% Canconatreet, oa MONDAY, May 11, 1968, at 6 o'clock reerOel y. The Itishl Rev. ROBERT BI,'KERSTETIL D.D., Lord Bishop of RIPON, has kindly consented to preside, and will be sup ported by the following • arrtiksps —rim LIST. Willi on Atkineces, lisq. Natal. Grace Lambert, Req. Alexander Beattie, Fnq , J.P. • Cornelius Nicholson, EN. Rev. Iltrk4 Boys, N.A. I Thomas Pearce, Req. Thomas Bann : y, Esq. T. C. ahnmons, Req. Thomas Ammo, jun., Esq. Henry Simpson. YAq. William Brown, IWq. I P. W. Spence, Esq. Hon. and Rev. F. E. C. ling. 'J. A. Mies Stewart, Esq. Hon. James Ityng. I Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Rev. S. R. Cattley, M.A. atom Roht. Linton Charrington, Req. Captain RaDeitilhnornP"n• Henry Churchill, Req. limn Bykes Thornton, Esq., Jose Coombe, Esq. Treasurer. Captain W. F. Portlock Dad- Thomas Mama Esq., J.P. son, R.N. Cooper Truss, Eeq. John If. Davenport. 11V1. • J L. Welker, Req. O. D. W. Diehl'. Rai ; Rev. John C. Wetherell, ILA. Rev. rAw. Francis, M.A. . 'Edmond Wilder, Ent William Gray. Req. ! Charles Woefleton, Req. Wanton Gilltet, Eat,. Rev. J. Wright, M.A. Rev. James Hill. B.D. Thomas Welch, Esq. Owen !ask Req. The honour of company of Ladles at the dinner Is spealally rolzk e eu otod. for Lichee and tieutienten as be obtained from any of the Stewards, or of ______ __.-_ - . ALPRED MACKIEZIA Secretary. Offices, 73, Cheeps Me. VE LORD BISHOP HONOLULU (Sand et kb of lslands. will ADDSISS theta:MlNG at St. Jason* Wl. Me:ollie. TO4tORSOW 17111112100 W, at SS) pm.— Ticket* (free' at 3, l'ark.letas, >k James'eatreet, S.W. CONGREGATIONAL BOARD of BDUCA TION.—A SPECIAL GENERAL MIMITING of the coned &nein of the Conceptional Diaud of Education will be held nt the London Ilbsionary Society's Hompe,illonsfirld-street, Vies bury, London, on 1711;11.9DAV, May 7. ISfe, at 12 o'clock noon, to take into consideration and deride upon the following pro positions: That it is expedient that the constitution of the Congrega tional Bowl of Education be altered. and that the rejection of aid from public mousy administered by government for educa tion d purpows be no longer indispensable to membership or participation In the benefits of the Institution. - 'Mat to effect this object the rules of the Society be altered to the 1,1'..‘s ing manner—via., that the words 'and under no eircninstanees receiving aid from public money administered by Sore,.. nest' shall be struck out ' as from the first rule , the woes re g government aid,' and well ea to present a firm aol neutral re titmice to State Interference in educational matters • from the eighth rule: and the words, 'and which re ceive no rid from the State.' from the tenth rule. . 7 ; That tl c Trustees of the Board be authorised and requested to take such steps, either by application to the Court of Chan• eery or otherwise, as they may be advised are necessary, to vary the trusts under shies the College at Homerton is held, so as to make Cie tame conformable to the foregoing alterations in the eon dituti,n and rules" _ _ By order of the Board. SAMUEL MOBLEY, Chairman. The College, Bomerton, N.L. April MONEY, in large or small amounts, and for long or short periods, with or without a lib policy, readily ob talnoblo at the NATIONAL OUARDIAN AMBURANCI COM PANY (Li 44i, Oxfordatroet, Ilionsiabary, W.C. MONEY. —no to £BOO ADVANCED balite diately ea Vomiters, without removal, publicity, or law coat■. IN) he repaid by map instalments. No chugs if de . dined. Sureties dispensed with.—Apply persoaally at the 'ESTATE IiTICZB. floathamptosetroet, Strand, W.C. Ad mace+ mai@ also on Mama, life policies, &c. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES?—If so, call at once on the undersigned, and be relieved from the un pleasant fear of bnprienument and executions. Bankruptcy and divorce cases conducted on moderate (arms. Private arr. owe mews made with creditors. Deeds of composition and a.aign- meat *muted. Protection VI person and property obolood inkblot miblicity.—Apply to Yr. IL BARBI i, 67, Strand, M.C. Soar; It tin a. TALL in DEBT or DIFFICULTIES.—The ford (•haneellor's New Illankniptcy BM will. if passed, abolish the lenient statutes of 1061, and compel debtors to pay In full. rartics desirous of settling their 'Bain by bankruptcy or private arrangeneut. with immediate protection of person and property under the existing law, should st once consult Mr. 8111c11 ALL, 13, hasingholl-street, nearly opposite the Bank note) (nut, London. Consultation free. Fees for protection advancol DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE CUTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and reopelabitity, free of changes cradttor.opoa • onramiadon of 10 per cent. on She amount recovered.—Apply for address, or by letter to A.L.No. OM, City-road. E.C. CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. T HE LAST PATENTED. AND SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1867. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE FIXED. TIDE LONDON and GENERAL WATER .1 PURIFYING COMPANY (Limited), IM, Strand, tour tb.t , Item somerst-house, where the Otters in operation may sera. TOIINSON, ROYYZY, and Co.'s SMYRNA E".EILV AND BLACK LEAD MILL& haportas and 1611 , 10. - Lrero. By Appolatowst to tb• tlaooan64 Board of LAMBETH, & L JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA \ .1- E. rOW DKR. as used In bari hooeshold.— ...1 wlicre, In tins, Od , Is., 51., and 4s. ; &IN'S& Declaim. TIMNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER ', •oiliii'., POLISH inoo-roereorl4, for clowning sad haver, electroplate. glass, mart* to. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR FTRNITVRE POLISH. Sold sverrwasre. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTII, GI4,4CLOT:II. ISSIMLY and GLANS PAP= "i«Cr;;:dl . l.;ml.7b: sir 0 AKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, -- - Iron, Is. 6,1. each. 0 A KEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery me wags Cloth, Black Lead. &c. O A KEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer plyteiAlrlLforneleanla and polishing; silver, electzo-plato, 0 A KEI"S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets 3d. each; tine, ed., is.. S. ed.. and 41. each. _ . SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, 16 , rooeni, f•ilmen, Antshmakers, chemists, &c. Wholesale by JOffie 11CC1 and SONS. unary sad black lead mills, in, Black:Mars r.l.l, PIGEONS. 1).%!.N MEE and CO., DYERS and CLZAIIIMA, Deckhes 4 . Bermoodiff ; K. Leteeeter-epuere ; Mount street Oresvencerepare. ItPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify `4-/ hz. Chintz Glazing, Silk Silkand Daroaak Dyeing, with every ,0 'lm of Bleaching, charged moderately, sad km = 11,4 perfrction_by the tietropolltan Steam Bleachlagand , minniel. 17, e , %arf•road, City-road, and 472, New Oztord-at. COAL --GRORGE J. COCKKRZLL Best cosh tsty. Cask tbs.—is. consul. and Co. COALS. —Th• CLAY CROSS COMPANY rawly emit tram tholT Contorts Yelp Crtot.—Tho book *tut to Wows Roc at no. pa toot 1101111•411. litt.-060 afa 4 **.1.--ertlito to outs otrics. U. mrswooDmr.aci, EoGrwAsz-zoAD. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRIC'S mums. Price la. Of all Clismiais. RHEUMATISM, so dim to those who are Meted by it, may be seal ellbelellil relieved by a t on!) aPSlKetlon of DISIDOIYA HILMeALL l'r , Pare I only by Barclay and Bona 95, Pareberdon-aireei. Lew Ism, and may be obtained from arq Omit It le also meet sereoreable for Chilblains before *a ara broken. MC. Is. Per NAtie. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, the nmeft. , without eaelhilas the bowels er Etc; . a n; the hes& truly dial mi Ng Arm* Is MEOW le tie th e bed medicine for immeedietidy lidieelffl dadlika. VIVA_ Memel cues of estbsea. eat teelpiael eemeevelesi__,Ph mg' 441, 1,_ 'le eves persons wheel the fax*, arigisi r - wid i n. b, ...r...!) . allays the ticillogiabidt ', 4 teproaching consammelom lb 1110 edir bleada ).' m ay div. d .d ot i.w. cc ma *us demrs lor bed valve. OD Tait la a tili - isies Mir Wog ~ Preouci oa sad mold by W. -us•rt., 4, , CUltaz-erces, 14,48 "3 = 481114 % 1 1 : ,Ltt.e.. ii4d. mid thii d a d owdidg e 0.4 wit i ..."'" mk les Lesbert's Heave le ahem TM Venom& Wesel ''' "MAW ea *taw 1, sa 1.141 111 VENABLES & SONS, los. 1. • 101. and NS, 1. 4,6, & 8, Co: LONDON. Established nearly halt a Century. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, LO WY MOM Webs. lres. Patients bra to tie Cottltry Tree FIRST CLAS3 SILKS L reritST PZIOBIL Caniare Free. Patter Seat Into the Colistry Tree FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, LOS UT MCI& Carriage Free. Patterns gent to the Country /NIL FIRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, Low= PIICI& Carrier Yrs'. Price WU mat Free. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage hoe Patterns to the Country /rm. FIRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, Lowe rums. .Carriage Free. Patterns sent to the Country Free VENABLES & SONS, Ist T. Lot, a los. WIIITICHAPIL. it I. ihs, a 8, Camoloarahit4traet LONDON. Istabllabed nearly half • Century. L'IRBT CLASS DRAPERY, 'owner Fawn, Carriage Tree. Patterns sent to the Country Tree. F IRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LOME& Carriage Free. Moe Ust seat Pres. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, Au 111astratad Catalogue seat Free. I7I'IIOI.STEIY. T. VENABLES AND SONS, 14, 104, and 106. WHITSCHAPEL. and 2,4, 2, & 8, COBIMUCIAL-OTREKT, LONDeN, E. &tabWawa nearly 13.111 A Century. ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST MINSTER-BRIDGE-ROAD, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURERS.—Show Rooms for ovary Dooariptfoo of Forniturc CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAM& PIUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing owings of the Furniture exhibited In the Show-room, forwarded tree, or can be bad on application, and which also enable purcha s ers to forts an idea of the cost of Furnishing, wi each drawing has with It a correspondinutce et the article shown. All goods marked in plain ATRLNSON and Co., led to fit WWII - 67MM BEIDOIfe ROAD. LONDON. RMGERS'B IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices and perliculan post tree. Sample Shirts and Mums donna for the Country. Socoonalsta should try oar No. 14 Mitts at te► the heltdosen. ROWERS and Co.. lILTROVED 111117 MAXIMS, be, St. Merlin's-line, Charing-men London. Fatablhhed de years THFHER and OLENNY, OUTFITTERS. nly A establishment In London. next door to Scateroet loess, Strand. fi.B —Lists of imicessarr outfit for 0111117 partials and appointment to India, China. sod the Colonies, w ill be for warded on application. PRINCE of TAILORS has been our registered Trade Mark since we umpired the Exhibition Prize Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand and tattering tones with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank end leading men of ton, in the costume patronised by the elite of our bean monde. parddoes poet free with list of prkee commencing with our celebrated as. fancy or black doe trousers; cloth vests, fie. Id.: suits of au black cloth, 625. : suits of fancy Tweed, tbs. : show overcoats, tla ; and supertor manila squally cheep. Note.—Only Merriam carters ea atc,; and one trial will move our superiority over all owe es.—T. and H. HARMAN, 29, Meg iiie‘Oest, Loader THE CITY HAT COMPANY 10 AND 110,.SHOZ-LANIR, (114bt doors booFles4strl44.) PRICi. ed., Is. Id ., sad 106.61. dud WALL= sad 4011:1114CITE, Kluwer& F. THOMAS and 0a.% PATENT • SEWING YACHINIES. —The oelebratod No. 2 Muldoon unequalled for general work, LlO. The new Doomed° )(nobbles, complete (Lock IMMeb), Lf fa. 84 Oa, and LA—Oallik•noe Dun. W. F. THOMAS sad On, 1 and 2, Cliespoldit, and Lesenicircuu Orford-Wrost, Lomas. CIHATWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE' SAFES and LOCKS ter Bookers and ethers an Wy te be bed has the vinare of the Malliz nio llta=ra das. o trent* at the Pads haldbition. Depot, MC Le NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE AQUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to its pristine hes, ao matter at what ap. JOHN OOSNELL and Co. had: at berth, MO: tan aid of one of tbs mod sestneet shseside seccasdsd to peddling tab most wonderful bid& It Is SOW offend to tha odds le • mars sow andratod tam, aed at • law prem—Sold ha ImMasn, as. each : also iin, Ts. : and Ha. mak Me broth. Hod Ball Wharf, AndsLgamage, id, Up. Tbunsost., Loodon, S.C. 191NVIGRATIVI ingIiVINIC lamas . owl powortal astrtliv• cordial ow tubettaced ; n storm tr. Om& aimed coodiktra all Yes scastlina 111 the lahc 1 fg " b.Mlb dcrods. It la a medic far tistia el all bon M. rostaldes mom( odor two diode maths mil striebdc; if coda, will pro= bow , 1 Adel to - the wool ad dicipmea cat. D r . Ne " ' Prim la pre WOW. Ilt ildestlilea la ces ttle Illa—Sol• ".. 6. N isi' s. BA pmeA ~ mod co. 6 2 6m odora4sresi. V.e., roodoca Crolraato Ms od fo:did at r Aiwa -4M LNITI7OI paw isontaiss ea wen vim rise as j La ihs =alreas.—DlEG.JOlClUl7= w e ll a Vg..,: eis itt kr ), i d o . m a im , WI 4114 uaisewe. 101411,11. • u. lg. ma qr. Irreg. 81I•Am NAL • TOMOS COPAMML—In chronisr wine ; VP abeam oar lriellett i Virip et illjaa preved by tavve. Maws' - -asu tai dagidiss. is. 44 Xramesirsioriverrass do. M O. Jobasts, the Pa* Wm& el Meow LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1668. NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE, Kr. J. L. TOOLI has the pleasure) to that Ms ANNUAL BINSIPIT will take place en ann ra 1111IDAY, Apll M. The performances wIII oommeees Ida (for thisnfillt ) Poole's celebrated comedy of PAUL PRY (by of . Ilarbabone. Esq.), followed by (for el= only) the faros:Be taros of ICI ON PABLZ C ATS br Aof B Webster, IWO To conclude with LMA TWIST. Ticksta and places may Istobenined at the Bozolace of the Theatre. or of Kr. J. I. Toole. 0. rt. John'asork-ratm, Naverstook-hlll, N.W. RE -APPEARANCE of MR. ALFRED WIGAN JLIU on HATURDA,T, Way 2, In Ma ..tlebrated &motor of Achille Talmo Ward THZ MST NIGHT. E POTTER, 29, Duk9-etreet, PioesdiEy newt maims the Barlingten-aroado)AVANA, CIGARS viz , P Importer . of Wu newt Brame. of N Ra tans our de Cabs, °Mania. limy at&PaialPir de lat La nntdad„ MUM., iaji To Wands man tile above an 'unitedly reconuneeded as being mkt Irdelmaa. WILL SUN ON MONDAY, APPAL TtrSOCMTY of PAINTERS in WATER O E LOURa. The SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL ISH I 3ITI )N. P4l. of lint Admittance, Is WiLLIAW CALLOW, Secretary. ROYAL AL HAM BRA PALACE. Throe Ildloto Growl Concoct— Pcommado. sou o'clock. Ono Shilling. ROBERT SELLER , the famous American CONJUROR and HUMORIST. will re-open POLTORA PHU; HALL, Xing William-street, Charing-crow on RASTER MONDAY perfuming every evenbut at 8. and on Wedneedey and Saturday afternoons at & The best eon : Wing since the days or Robert Houdin bin harnent convulsing, and remind/ye us of Artemits Ward. SADLIIER'S WELII3 THUMB. Continued t Succor of trcdsesor ANDERSON and Ws FOUlr i ntriTititS. Ulu Louisa Anderson in "Second Right." Wm Lizzie Anderson to her Great Butterfly Trick. ldlas Flora Anderson and Mhos Ada Anderson. DAVENPORT BROTHERS and Mr. FAY will EXHIBIT their marvellous powers at St. Oeomm's Ball, Langhua-plact this presentTHURSDAY EVENING, stilechmk. Tickets, It, 2a. and li. each. Dark Seance, extra. LITRE BOTTLE WINE 00. LITRE BOTTLE contains 25 per cent. more than " Rerouted Quirt." LITRE BOTTLE.—The Standard Measure in Wine Districts. LITRE BOTTLE contains YIN ORDINAIRE at I. vet Dozen LITTIZ9. LITRE BOTTLE contains ST. JULIAN CLAIM'. 100. Od. per Dozen trrera. LITRE BOTTLE contains ST. MILTON CLARET. 12a. ecl- Par Dolma LITRE BOTTLE contains PORT and SHERRY, no. 0d..28a td, 6.1 pa Dozen Linos. LITRE BOTTLE contains HUNGARIAN PRIZE MEDAL WPM, Mauer Mai'. Most (Wane,. at Oa. ad. per Doom LIMIL LITRE BOTTLES of each Wine on the Lists can be obtained Meech Town and Country Depot. and fell Pelee Currents and Lists of Depots to be obtained at the LITRE BOTTLE WINE COMPANY'S YETAOPOLITAM DEPOT/1.- 891 MM 878.-Michael and Co. C199.-W. B. Garrett, 911, Great Tower-street. DORSIT.SQOARE.- R. Olitins, 88, New-street RAMIIIRSKITN.-Mtnottt and Nang; King-street Holm =T. -J. Turnbull. Crouch-mad. Etasnicrron.-T. Johnson, 85, Bigh.street. KILBURN ?ARK.-W. Butt and CO., 9, Cambrldge-road. InGWAJUIROSD.-W. Bushby and Co., 87, Eflgware-road. Norenre-roz.—E. Hopkins and Co., 86, High-etreet. PntLioo.-Peacock Bros.. It. Tachbrooketreet 1.110111T41131T.-K Hopktes and Co., Peahen's-pines. Re. 10111111-WOOlO.-Callard and Bower, Quemiseosd. Hoiniste and Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants, 98, Weatbourne ppoonn Wholesale Depot, 17, Commercial-street, Whitechapet where ail application for depots and terms of business can be made. IRON WINE BINS.—The original manufao i. rarer', FARROW and JACKSON, wipe and spirit mer chant& empineers, Great Tower-aired, Manseltstreet, and S. Haymarket, where cellars may be seen fitted in melons ways. French wine bins 15a per hundred bottles. Illastratial priced catalogues on application. The Farts lixbibition —"lnflame 60, Honourable Mention has been adjeidged to Farrow sad Jacksoo, lg, Great Toweretreat, for Utah. convenient and asmaible iron Mn,, and for bar ettings."—City Press. THE CADIZ WINE COMPANY, 66, St. James-street. London. invite the attention of economists to the following loespeualve Dinner Whin, which are sold genuine as he . Marsala (ram's finest) 1 Ziosliost • Muer Us. Clint (11F•doc, selscied S t i aty) ' Us. ~ . ' Still Hoek or Moselle Crusted Port (Ofile)'s shipping) Manages& (finest; Sample cases of half dozen (assorted) Carriage Free. After wards. 3 damn and upwards on earns tenna. Bit•TABLUIIIID 1347. BURGUNDY WINES.-PIOT FRERES, Growers end Factors, Moon Depot for Kneen& 2d2, Regent-street, W.—Upwards of PO varieties of Unfitted growths. Burgundy I. pronounced by the faculty and connotreurs to be pre-eminently the most salutary wlnefor this climate—Assorted sample dozen by rail for 445. CLARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar V of Bordeaux Wines, comprising the finest growths, old in bottle and in See condition for immedhste nee. Of the numerous wines examined by the Lancet Sanitary Commission, Plot Prune' only were proooueced to be thoroughly genuine wine, of delicate and superior flavour. Bee "Lancet," September 21, Mgt Yrom lta to 110 a per doses. ISO, liegent-etreet. PLOT FRERE3, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, Hock, Moodie. Choke odforvoochig Wines at moderato pricey. Late on application.-122, lasontatrook W.. north of &do:A-Amt. PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these announcement" will only appear at nee intern* In order that the prices of their wines shall not be lallemieed by even dee adeertLeing. Note the mictreas.-184 Itelgent-etzeet, W. Tidbit; room Brit Boor. AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, 1. Chapel-oleos aiaa, Odord-strost).—Sporiality for French Wins ood Braapes. . . BRANDY. wisen";eriWtl; pare, Is at all Mama a harmless stimulant, possessing properties of peat medical vales, sad bee often been the means of saving human life. fb ma* however, depends on the purity of the sprit that great caution should be exercised In Its seledisa The sap rizifiozardcarvilriabyoltlers. t u 'aleatin to the Lord: sad o Easet terw purest French brandy with e w aptistte delicacy of of the and have received the most unquallbed approval.—Vide Court Journal, Jsa. 11, ike. WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICE. The Mewled I. Wises the °fared at ball the price ° char by 101,0114/111. osella, ; Ctaspagas. tea: IV, ; Sam fla : Claret, Ma. ; hock, tia Resamr. Palo BraDdy, mom Whisky la the world. tea per loos A bla ease, with duplicato key, vapplied tee three dames sad upwarda-IP. PWIN2 ltd Caltaaaelreet. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DV unt 111111:1111701e, WM able siiiiostied old Mai WROMY plaid Me DUIIJN FILIZIS 111:1D1L-1tt o s . silld, mellow, deliims, and very wholesome. held ts Ss. M. sok Wyss mid homes ts I ondos ; ley Me semi. km pdie ln leolood ; or Inseam& at 11, Orest Whideattoireet, Latedcm W—Olfwers• the red essl, Mak UNA. sad met Weeded .ILbolteds LL Whisky. ITHECULTIVATION of TEA in the East ledlee les wow became an t helm. Naas the Weeded/ea et Assn Tee, wrb II ago, $. LAST INDIA TVA COMPANY lave, on aeooaae al he greet sad ergeille firmer, pransoted its eels by .vary Mar lin g Tat Distriele, Um coofinsd to t tiz Aassa. base gredgelly extended, end Tees from other of India ere thus offering Mike verlethe nu ere sow Bening aid Cartier, Dsideeling, he ,et Dos Is. I to do It lAt lb., Mine Tees es whet —Wheboosss, No. 11, Greet it 1•101 . 11- ebarebyard, Itshopepte. Price Iht forwarded no eggillsellon. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, 81RAND, PATIN! MUM YAMS. - - Up UPTURICS.—By Royal Letters Patent— !Ja ai WIIMIIf le OC-ILLIN LIVIA TRUSS deeleeled and , Waited In duo Exhibitions. UM and ISO* same°, of6oo eddied man to be the meet elleethe beeellat te Crs the tradnint of Benda. Tear. of a Mod an did budd fn Id elide, le here added. a ad erora read Me body. while the made nrMbl power br the mooed= ma end Paden lama ; end ee and sue end deem= a be deeseled. imid may be Worn deeds shop. • akesket wig be bat, ad thd _WWI fereeded bypod o. dreoefinnee of the db. twobidee Wow theta. Mtn a lter ow t• ti• mid, ler. Win% ad. I Pleen ia rl a re iß tga ra o ir ai r.a. and OIL Ild. Indego, le. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 62. 11•00010•91.. A 8 haws from 10 an i. Winltatloa Pm& ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from ba. ; tuD Ad trona AI : as phdlehad ram, Ts Id.: tun ;as pidtba, ; ban wt. ;re told, Dow. ihm• !La. ; nab Ali to Sl5 ; Ss. ; goad, Wa. : wirectlas by asitreda, ; ode ; dad rids reeried or snowed tar. Ooriaildree trim r. WARD, &N.D., And war pan rradra pimlat to as Proderioa— Otrord•drerA W., Wirers Doke awl Ortionialropia. and SOUND TEETH w isdispen ' VriirrhiarE • so personal Meru:We. sad to health apjama_vfl I by the yro mitkiitlois of toed. IMILANDIS ODOM% FURL eveald et (Mesta of vows is proserdirt sad biastltyllir ti•a. Mons #OlOl • plain *WWI to treia Lbw Welk as/ pesserne thi l arf ratiril•Pflfa lifelf=Vldtasuas. Prior fa *OMB Ind puffiffm fat tor Rowitata Ofifba NZW MUSIC. VAR AWAY.—New Song, by Miss K LIND SAY (Krt. J. W HILO. L.: free for IS Drama. Mir Ide Teske and meloryous—perhape the most 'rebuke' of all diers seer " If fa an rg • pr 4int and beautiful rugs"—News of the World. ton . . . meek . . . . wilt not &L her bre"— a Tithes TILE GOAT BELLS RIVIDIG. Deettro. By Hexer berm da. ; free for 25 straps. "A 'rely der. sang with wrest effect by )Isdarni and ?Hr iherrlettos, both.; co stoutly encored."—lttrmingitain Gazette. "• pretty and pleasing duel, wlthia the range of ordinary robe stsgle—very effeetive."—Weekly Urea. "Ar thdletw to the renerallty of dare The words &TO eery wdl wrl."—Lootton Mirror. Wt. W. H. CU men Abr. Popular tom "I MUST !1-s THUS. BONNIE KATIE." at Barnstaplo, on Yarn. T at IWolverharopeon, Aril IT; and at Clapiant, :14M71. Free Published by ltobetleocks and Co, New Barkettoerred, kr le Knape R.IOIIIATION of RAILWAYS EMU—The Am Duke cd Rialasomea MIL with the Obwevatiaes epos it ad o.7lMittaa at the Wasters Railway Ilharoholders* Also sses. wm towed In fall In HRRAPATITS RAILWAY JOUVAL ad ant SATURDAY. Rad Lloseceert. TWA streak, St stamped ; 6d. matemped. fIOVERNMENT and the TELEGRAPHS, VI A taloa of the (treated Public Importeace.—Now reedy, pp. , Wee bd., tree by poet for 9 stamps GOVERNMENT and the TILEGRLPHS. fitatersent of the case of the Electtie and laternettonal TeleTdegr aphagraph Germany. against the .veriunent Bill for aogairing ths Tier MOM power and patronise by a Constitutional Gov-manning the better for the Itfnt parity and In adieu of the ceantry." " to • toss smutty It is wise to leave everything to private enterdrise th't na M w left. Government munopolits are shwa gra,* pallUad damson." London: Ellinglism Wilson, Royal Stehange. LE MONUMENT d'un FRANCAIS /. SHAKE -1 IV le Merelite de CIRATILLLII. I vol. de lee pales on* de nenettea. patine I. ea Apr il , 1867. Meese anntvmlr. de La naireaoe d. Obaimpsers. Pele b. "We do not translate an of Otevalhor de Mandeb's re. beelines hovel end ht eat rennin , bet leave OW rude= te the enjornent ways to ha derived from a Pleb, stralehtfceward expreselon of (*Won, fanned a just and reasonahle grounds. Maw pawns will. OM their own convictions echoed In the Chevalier's Inantrovertlble woeds."—. Era," bay a Mr Londees Italecdt, Bertwaretreet, W. Prko HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Tres eat end Cure of Ind Flatulence, and Nervous Albs°. Was peesdlar to Kea. 8y Joint rlAssir, M.D.. "'AA, Landes. Dora and Oak apiadookaill, INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (uuru'e THE MARRIAGE OF PRINCE HUMBERT OF ITALY. TURIN. APRIL 22. This morning, at half-past ten, the royal family, the high dignitaries of state, the ministers, the parliamentary deputation, and the members of the municipal council assembled in the great ball-room of the palace for the ceremony of the civil marriage between Prince Humbert and . the Princes Mambo rite of Savoy. The President of the Senate read the prescribed article of the code, received the declarations of the Prince and Pri ncess, and pro claimed their marriage. Immediately: after wards the cortege proceeded to the cathedral, which had been magnificently decorated foe the occasion. They were there joined by the diplomatic body. High mass was then celebrated. The Archbishop of Turin officiated at the marriage service. On the return to the palace deputations from the army and National Guard presented bouquets to the Princess Margherits. The King yesterday decorated the Archbishop of Turin and. the .President of the Senate with the Collar of the I.Annunziats. The city is very animated and very full. The popular demonstrations towards the King, the Prince, and Princess have been most I enthusiastic. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Apart 22 Eninso. The following impending changes in the Austrian diplomatic service are announced :—Count Kar nicki to be the new envoy at Madrid, and Count hie:linen 'at Stockholm ; Councillor of Legation Herr von Vesters to be ad interim charge d'affaires at St. Petersburg, in the room of Count Reverters, the present Austrian minister at that court, who is about to retire ; Baron Bruck to be Austrian envoy at Darmstadt. The following are to be appointed to the post of Councillors of Legation : —Count Royce, at Paris ; Baron Walteralurchen at Florence. Prince Isenberg will be appointed secretary of legation at Paris, and Count Wolken stein at London. PRUSSIA. BERLIN. APRIL 22. At to-day's sitting of the North German Par liament a warm debate took place upon the re introduction by the government of the bill refer ring to the public debt of the Confederation. An amendment brought in by the opposition, making individual officials legally responsible for administrative shortcomings, was firmly opposed by Count von Bismarck, but nevertheless carried by 131 to 114 votes. Count Bismarck thereupon withdrew the bill on behalf of the presiding power in agreement with the Federal governments. The semiofficial Provincial Correspondence, re (erring to this bill, says that its non-adoption by the parliament would entail great embarrassment upon the Federal governments, because the loan for the development of the navy, granted by the parliament, was made conditional upon an agree ment being arrived at with respect to the public debt of the Bend. The New Prussian (Cross) Casette announces that s general ;fleeting of the Iron Works Association in the countries belonging to the Zollverein, has been held at Rithrort, in Rhenish Prussia, when it was resolved to forward a petition to the Cus toms Parliament against the reduction of the iron duties. The Queen will leave this capital - for Baden upon the 3rd of next month. SPAIN. MADRID, APRIL 22. The Congress has passed the additional credits .übmitted by the government subsequently to the introduction of the budget. Marshal Nsrvaez continues dangerously Senor Arrazola, the Minister for Foreign A ff airs, has provisionally undertaken the duties of Presi dent of the CounciL INDIA. BOMBAY, Ana 7. 71bs. shirting', sr. 10a.; 811ba. ditto, 6r. 10a. 4,o's mule twirl, 111. Market dandy. OdSon firm. Dhollerah, 225 r. Exchange on London, Is. 1113-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 67.. &I. CALCUTTA. Aram 6. 71be. ahirtings, br. 12c ; 811ba. ditto, 7r. 4a. ; 40's mule twist, el. Market dull. Cotton, 171. Exchange on London, Is. 111 d. Freights to Eng land, 755. JAPAN. MASSACRE OF FRENCH OFFICERS AND 8101311. =ANOKA MAsca Intelligence from Japer' announces that a bol9. 1 at's crew and officers belongusg to the French man-ct war, Dupleix, have been massacred at Osaes. The Japanese government had offered satbdaction for the outrage, but all the foreign =WAN% aza= the representative of Great Britain, had down their flags. . aurtirca. I CST ATIANTIO ensehers, ieweeta xe. iseeszieheleet3 rift YORK, Mew The Canna stesiree4oeilsurshol oaf slll a.kiy.d to-day. NTAMPID ld. ADDITIONAL.] The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 250,000 dots. in specie. Closing Prices :—Gold, Mi. Sterling exchaap on London, 110. 3-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112 k ; ditto, 1886, 1104 ; 10-40 Bonda, 1024. Illinois, 1434 ; Aria, 71. Cotton : Middling Dpi, 314. Petroleum, standard white, 24. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 40e. ; oorn, old miri 1 dole THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. (Fa= oul ersota, own DUBLIN TULSD Mom. The ball at the C as tl e last nig ., ht w as the most brilliant asiembly that has been held during the vim-royalty of the prevent Lord-Lieutenant, and one of the most agreeable entertainments at which it has been my good fortune to assist. The guests were numerous, but not too numerous for the spacious partments in which th ball was he a ld, o and s included some of the e moat I distinguished men and some of the fairest 1/011211M in Ireland. The state rooms of the Castle do not strike the observer as of particularly large size, but they have a marvellous capacity of ac commodation. They are, as • rule, well shaped and well proportioned, and are decorated and fur nished with considerable richness and splendour, but at the same time with great good taste. The majority of the male guests yesterday afternoon were in uniform, and as all the ladies wore their richest and most elegant attire, your readers will readily understand, without my labouring the matter, that the scene presented by the ball-rooms, either while dancing was going on, or as the guests wandered from room to room in search of fresh air or refreshment, was one of a very lively and agreeable character. The dais was in St. Patrick's Hall ; and here the greater number of the guests assembled, to witness the arrival of the Prince and Princess and the vioe-regal party. Their royal highnesses entered the room abaut 11 o'clock, and were received with the most respectful obeisances. The Princess, who wore a white silk dress, looped up with roses,and trimmed with Irish point lace—her head-dress consisting of roses and diamonds—leaned upon the arm of the Lord-Lieu tenant, while the Prince led in the Mar chioness of Abercorn. His royal highness was in his hussar uniform, and wore the ribbon of St. Patrick. Immediately after the arrival of their royal highnesses dancing was commenced, and it is no figure of speech to say that it was kept up with great vigour until four o'clock in the morning. The Lord-Lieutenant I opened the ball with the Princess of Wales, and her royal highness took part in several other quadrilles. As for the Prince, I, do n o t believe ; that he missed a single dance—round or square, all seemed to come alike to him ; and in all he danced with great spirit and energy. He was among the first to begin, and one of the last—if not the bist—to leave off. It would be unnecessary for me to give you a list of his royal highness's partners, even if I was in a position to do so, but I may mention that both the Lathes Hamilton, the daughters of the Marquis of Abereorn, had the ' honour to dance with the Prince more than once. The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Teck were with the royal party, and both of them took part in the dancing. Prince Teck proved himself as accomplished a waltzer as an officer of Aus trian human ought to be, but I fancy that he confined himself to quadrilles. There was not room for all the dancers in St. Patrick's Hall, and a separate band was stationed in the Throne-room; and in that apartment also dancing was carried on I with unflagging spirit all the night. Supper was served soon after one o'clock, end ti very plentiful and recherdaezapset tt wait Then were plenty of waiters, too, and thus every one was able without trouble or difficulty to obtain what he wanted. All tho arrangements were indeed most admirable, and the ball must have left the most agreeable im pression upon the minds of all who were present. The staircaaes and the mileages were decorated with trophies formed of arms, and were lined with non-oommissioned officers of various regiments, • couple of whom were also posted at the door of each of the rooms. The principal events of to-day were the inaugura tion of the statue of Burke and the conferring of the degree of doctor of laws upon the Lord-Lieute nant, the Prince of Wales, and the Duke of Cambridge. . . An immense body of students occupied the spaces intervening between the statue and the college on the one aide and the railings on the other. Outside great crowds had gathered ; windows were full of spectators, and the roof of the bank waa occupied in a similar man ner. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales having been handed from the Examination-hall into her carriage, with the Marchioness of Aber corn, was driven out into the space adjoining the statue. Fresh acclamations greeted her appearance. The procession of members of the university having gathered round the platform, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Lord-Lieutenant went upon the platform, and as soon as the cheers had subsided the Prince said, " I command the statue to be uncovered." The green baize was then withdrawn amid enthusiastic cheers and the status was revealed to the eyes of the public. The figure, which has been modelled .by Mr. Foley, is about ten feet in height, and although I can hardly say that it realises my idea of Mr. Burke, and I have heard it disparagingly compared with the statue of Goldsmith, it is a work of considerable merit and an ornament to the city of Dublin. The illustrious statesman is represented in the costume of the period in which he lived. The right leg is slightly advanced, and in his left hand he holds a scroll. At the conclusion of the ceremony their royal highnesses drove off, amid loud and hearty cheer ing, in which the students of Trinity pollfte troed a principal part. During the afternoon the paid a visit to the Catholic University and her royal highness drove to the Mater Maori oordiss Hospital. Both their royal highnesses also visited the Cattle Show, which was opened under the I auspices of the Royal Dublin Society to -day, but the Princess did not leave the carriage, In the evening they were present at a converses:lone held in the building of the name society in Kildare-street, and were most cordially received by a crowded assem blage of ladies and gentlemen. THE COLLINILIe &SHIN IN Bourg Liammigieg. WIDNISDAT.—The some of the daily 'ogler, riot@ has bus shifted this ro big fiasa the meth-met to the sooth-weet side of the of Wigan, the dolma having eameeded is the gig el the Wilma Coil sad Ina in , tarabz w leir &Nea -01 sew to the in a number of the sterved-oat sea have assegged tie Isms offered by the leaders. la the borough of Wipe sad la Appall ell has bees quiet this meraW, very few masa ere le to the dell form has henaoid, This the Mgt cd tiro isitsalry mat for from Prestos oa Sunday has beim seat home. Bougie Mari. Miasma Arses 22. The = All peeled Nadas at awn today, es route for Illm , welL Pot= as GALLI, Aria 13.—The Measageries Importable dowser tett here twasy with the Usu. weed ladia, Aim, sad Ages oah, Halb peenagers, awl 2,000 paskases et male QUZINETOWN, Area 22.—The National Steam side Oesrpeats siseser Hatreds, hew New York, ar rival hen at 7 gua. twg. Ohs pamgere, sad promoted terlAispsd. All kneed wilL rAdvirthiggess. = HOLLOWAY'S Pula ars the . awl k ad sid 4 s. kellillik o pos orkkiks Lti ins =g /461:11rakm sta wal ai L st Fair MI et samiskria aft* As all the el 1 =lr 6 orae ail al pows: = liii arm :1 1 S er 11,1=igj o .. s" boraras UM is ' r "' a C parr. sorwoh. Ng wit's , es war a ** '''. . OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) [ONE PENNY TES BUDGET. Expressing its empathy with Mr. Hunt, en the pr meat inelasticity in the national revenue, the fi , re proceeds to analyse the estimates of lest year cud the actual results, and oomes to the c^aclnaiou tioit the Chancellor of the Exchequer will have to provide for • deficiency 0(3,819,0001. The suggestion to raise the JoAnne tax from 3d. to Bd., which would wet the difilculty, is earnestly dej reo.ted by the rico, which insists that the ministers ought to meet so tempting a plan, especial eta time when the government of the country is ►bout to undergo • great change. It is essential that the charge for the Abyminien expedition in the coming year shoal be partially laid up. a the elutes who do not come within the scope of the Memo tax. If the committee ghould in cline to look bejond the resources of the year, it would be necessary that the secret repayment of the existing debt provided for by the terminating an salty schools, which last year 8,1,41 • cheep of 1,066,0001. to expenditure be 'Copp id ; but the Times thinks that an additional charge such as the Abyssinian expedition occasions ought to be defrayed by additional revenue ; and if Yr. Hunt is prepared to distribute the four millions he requires between the payers of Jammu. Rix and the consumers of duty-paying commodities, his demands will be met, if not with entire cheerfulness, with the acquiescence of • nation reotgaising the nemesesitg and justice of the burden. To the Telegraph it seems only too probable that an addition to the imports wltich we now bear is really re quired. Fresh burdens will be submitted to with a little less reluctance if the public feel misted that ni waste is permitted in deference to local clamours cr job' cry, and that the same economy which the events of the last two years have rendered necessity in almost every hossehold is applied with rigorous impartiality to the affairs of the nation. THJEPACKET-PAILCILS QUESTION. The dispute which the Duke of Richmond has contrived to bring to an issue in the Itsilways Regulation Bill has, says the Daily News, been a subject of controversy ever sinew our railway companisa undertook the business of carriers; but of late the enormous development of the inland trade has greatly increased the necessity for the deepatch of small parcels to traders in the country. Import ant, however, us the receipt of these may be to the trades men, they are separately of too small a value to bear the high rates exacted by the railway companies, and it has been customary for those London houses which supply the more bulky goods required in the country trade to take in such smaller wags of other wholesale Arms in the metro polis us were for the same customers, and include them in their own. This practice of mutual accommodation the Doke of Richmond's bill would put an end to. Besides this system, there is that of the small parcels companies, which would also be stopped. By inserting this clause in his bill the Duke of Rielaroond shows that be has but a very imperfect acquaintance with the organisation of the home trade of the country. It is not to be supposed for a moment that he wishes to annihilate by a stroke of the pen facilities without which all kinds of business must be seriously crippled, and some must cease to exist. Packed parcels are already charged with twice as much toll as those which are unpacked, and it is open to railway com panies to perform the services to the public now rendered by the agents. As to the proposed interference with the usages of trade by prohibiting Jackman which are not paid for, it is uncalled-for and mischievous. In short, the 15th clause of the new bill is calculated to answer no use ful purpose, and should he unhesitatingly abandoned. THE PROPEETY OF MARRIED WOMEN. Discussing Mr. Shaw Lefevre's bill for securing to a mar ried, woman the bent Irr property and sarnitiZ, from the control of the husband, the Iroa: "1 , that the giving of • wife lie right testae Involves the correlative liability of being reed herself, and in her own name, is actions of tort as well as in actions for debt. No doubt the law as it stands is open to the charge of dealing in one way with the poor and in another with the rich ; but whether Kr. Shaw Lettere, bill will effect the desired reform is another matter. What, however, appears to be really re quired by the reason and justice of the case is, that the law shoed do for the wife what can now be don* by the machinery of settlements and the Court of Chancery, among those who are rich enough to avail themselves of such expedients, and by the recent statute in eases where desertion, according to the legal definition, has been proved. The Times deprecates the proposed change. The law of husband and wife is based on the principle that there can only be one bead to the family, and that the husband is the proper head. The possession of property is the pree. tical instrument by which moral superiority is asserted. If a woman bee her own property, and can apply to her separate use her own earnings, she is practically emanei. pated from the control of her husband. The change would, in fact, annihilate the existing relation between them, in the hope of affording some alleviation in cases which no law can relieve from misery. For the sake of • very small and • very doubtful good, it would introduce a great end certain mischief. I ROW. COLLZOR 07 SURGEONS OF ENGLAND. The following gentlemen, havingundergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, wore admitted members of the college at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 21st inst., viz. :—lfeeers. George Bradley, Liverpool ; J. A. Sharp. Maidstone, Kent ; G. E. W. Turner, Stockport, Cheshire; J. H. Rasa, LS.A., Brighten; B. G. Coombe, Burnham, Essex • Frederick Taylor, Kenniagtou • Charles Higgins, Hantblidoe, Hants; and C. J. Soils: Lae., fiord, students of Guy's Hospital ; W. F. IL Jack eon, Smethwiek, near Birmingham •A.J. G. Waters, Birmingham • John Green, Dudley George England, Dudley; and . 11. I. Snow, St. Asap& North Weiss, of the School ; ClecumitGodson Bernet, and H. IL Jay„ Wiltshire , of St. Bartholomew's Hes t:Ls. W. Inglis L. 8.1., Brixtms.bill, and J. J. , ho. and B.A. Load., Horslydown, of St 's Hospitsl; G. R. lake, Leanangton, of SS George's Hospital ; Edward Swain, L&A., Low Claween, Lekestershins, of the Wesemfastor Bassets! ; .T. Clouting. Shipiham, Norfolk, of the Linden Hospital ; Edwin Ray ner, Stockport of the Paris and University College Hos pitals ; 0. E. howling, Mummer% New South Wales, of King's ; and P. B. Inches, M. New York, St. John's, New Brunswick, Canada, of the New York and King's College Hospita ls. It is stated that °sty three out of the 26 candidates failed to acquit tUmielvse to the satisfaetion of the Court of Examiners, and were conse quently referred to their hospital studies for the full period of six mouth.. THE ORPHAN WOULING SCHOOL, MAITLAND /WM—Thew hundred sad tenth annivermip of this charity wee eelekrated at the City Terminus Kaki hist mains, anise the presides., of Viscount WSW M.P. There was as soesep ettendesos of visitors The report presented to Sit 1111b1MOIMII was salideekey. Duna:: =year etre has bra en areepheremee of of the beittetion be sash year, sad mew the era airse are ambled to eceState themeashes Mat sha have hdly redeemed tbe rade to Ile in r s ziwrisee nreete, member et is the WWI Witlir embed 401. UM* id ell rie thl te rldhLthe VMS iqsNedi te Ohm me hes then dellerphers lire Mom des et the einettm "ImWar Imes ramioretherres e• i= " em illa g m oreen=:o • 4ll 7 .l4 ve me L ever to•s i 7 et my sem Ark the wj e l nuaab=eldldees reeshi l le ds " =" =a mg neek lemehliyord siewskrjeffillMremen t i te pronolkes iddle hninwg Lord Makella sok an esesest spied ea behalf 1681.6 stele lad Me deenVome preedosi 411181. 6" ti ao ssllsei sm erty mit i zegf r ijAie u r 1,4 Winn, el Win, Yr. Ga a wp Pener, Kr. Olsies. n Dimmitiame.—Berets Odeler.—The wee,' *gem anes akeserse at Inta rzsertell hes steskred h ef Mara taideris. la lola a rebel ark paean tereesVilisd tee, CV what el Pvearrien gigMst aWs =Mar as I"Ssil I = ll. by Moo sem Ware m iM eas. is waft dot*, be_ ritli sioins ibli WOE' at rat en prmanellee ss. ash t was GAM* hereansed Jamie SWUM D e us I the= i ps= b fer ill itne Irs .w eem ai rt and mederhearrie Ilis " allmtsit ' e l lar be red to hem owed - Me dmil suseent--(Adve.l ADDAMS. T. VENABLES AND SONS, WILITECHICEL, LONDON, H. latabllalud nearly half a Century.