The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-05 00:00:00

2 , e k. 13 7 2- - 4. ;e As A-1--er . rprt4%. I e Na 4,883.] [TWOPENCE LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1862. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] BLACK BALL MONTHLY ACRTR►UAN Cu►rtas tram LONDON. WWI. UM U. UM !..ii. Apill to. lAN I 44125. 1 -„ Ma S. Tsang Austria ..I I.l* in~ Puha ... 1111. npli preeen. armed a wend known ragieudiss, aled lid , Lab is suripamed by soy yr& allool-Tirr aiiiintsidErs nagertinig ttrigirt to JAMBI ItAIXIIS and t , LiterpoA . all Agents for Ms Black Lbw sail I. T. M. MAI. nA V and Co., I,lAulenhalletreet, lastbsis. LC. CIALOUTrA, ealliug at MADRAS.—The well v Moira allOpay maxillary Mauna:llp 2.24 a WM. Xi WPM par, saw baling in the X ietoria Len&n larks, UN bermes lie Iflk May.aWaticiaft meadow. at and leaving Oitammulmd as the 17th Mai. Tina inaznitteent .hip. tout ex =Di IsAll Ina . been thonaatily refitted, tall aseemormilds• ke pareageri, and sell carry on ex periresed swims sod • slowe••••• Th• wrote, will ha emallmaid =oath', by one of the following tamitaaillna auxiliary atamm aim& hal, angina Sothis tympany Tor. Date of sank.. heL Mb. I TII stay W. W. WOO I *AM Who 11 feral =eze Ndiews• draesmear 4l 1 LW) J. elyn MAtirltuu. 4 ... 2.116 Cal. ittta J.... 0. ' todi Oublen i Wee iptevn ../ the Nib ... I i UZI Isaiah. IN VII IN WM 800 SOO 300 hoe U. J* 15. Mbar LI. I ~sew l& 5;1;017i - et is. I•nr n,•itht avian's. ants to 11es4ra. OLINDIAT arid Da. ba. Htliament•Mtast r LW.; 11, Be a ten, Mann ALYILID RRCIT and 4'o , lab, LetiorshalleAreet, EC. or at OW tares et the Compny. Y, Yaigargassa, Loudon, EC , adhere also &mit oYoa for appoistamaßta at 31448144 pr Nn In thit aervies should be ramie. • • RI1•IIAID DREW, %caviar,. Fad I Ad tad Lon.6•n 'hippies Compd..) , Y. ]lmcing•laa:, TATEEKLY DYNAN COMMUNICATION to NEW TOE& Hireet. —The WIEZECOIIb YEW WU, aM PHIL DELHI IA , T:'..III4iUrEEREPAST despatel4 lug their full power.' iron .it at Queens• town 4, rtniark pusregera and 1110.11111.111iblra : WLEKLY Wltull LIVER Zr 1014 Jrl7 YOWL 71ff qty 7.13.. 17 - *ITV or IVA.HINOTON. Welimnimp... April 16. EDI N nal'. 1 % O needs/. hra And et er) taw , alidles W CAtiin paean. IC 17. reo II guise's. awordiag a ths seem. g3ddathie rovest.l paiiiazr. aaeleer, hided., di peodelme cooled. Parisian tot tan , dn end the Waists Mew bead thorn th no vesg advantageous terms —Tor turtles peninden apply to WILIJAII %I %N. Si. nateretriet, Liners°, se to 13%10 aa.l /LICIT. 91. iitng Wittiarn.trerot. City. BRITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL SITAILAIIIPS. appointed I) the Admiralty to ash between LPTIMPOOL mod YE W LI ao4 between VIA. Fr oil. sad 11011711 h, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports b. Lsol and twelve mails. goods, sod powengers, the Boston dop. idiot at Halifax to had sod receive 'wormers and her ‘lsiesty s malls The following or other vessels aro op point. d to roll from Lir .rpuol, ciOng at Cork to receive the mots _ - • PERSIA. for NEW TOLE. liatnriligr. Ann' ►t ' Tana passegan and van for Norm and /loran., to tor nistarryt at Sew York board the It nigh. [.root El'lturA. for )3,1..11111.4. noturday, April It. ('NINA. for NIA YUItE. Esittirday. April .16. Paola money, ►sole ling steward's fee oni prettgions, bat without wines or Nang .—To HIM= sod isegton. , kid ma, second cabin. r. 16 To New Vork, chief gable. tltt on.l Air. !Ivied to Hans. Boston, and New yarb, ys ler I..•I. Awl per rent primary —Apply to J. B. Poor. M. Old Mr.r.l.4rret. bade. 111. 'Nur*, Havre. at 11, flaw di it Ano . U..nd J hunt, ligiehonan.strert, tinapirw; dud C. -I Clvdr. gatarasiona . ur D aad C. 311•Iiir, Ara& Worst. 101111.1LIPPS,axsysa, sad PIEILLIPPS sin empatel the eaderutesticosi lalhellees eleneen as lonews. ►nr 111T11:11DA4, the NATATII3I. •sa tw IY$Nr swe nwrhin Mesa Wharf, opt.h.tt, every ?howls' , esorwlet& at 11 a.m, anJthe WYK:VIA/Hit, vver) Tl.orsday tawstag, f ►m. from off the Tower. Var ISAMU, the PALK R, Wedbeirlay worm April A Orem ll,weelpleati. Pares. •2. Yl, sad li. Laura titbit* Waal at • Am and • half . _ tleileT.ll;Beitrsy 'Ammo Bremen And Be-medians la sem epee for Ike COYIII,III/14.• of passengers and mervhamllse to salaria at tkessan7 VolF O(%T 11 lbw GUITAV MASA. aln at April 10. Ilersdrams. Yarn. To la followed b 7 Ibe LONDON and BARON lIA MEllti I. isTr - i;l7l;Ertiiinii:C; ile - 64FiNou AN. about Awl to, trim Italymkpams. - . . TNI N0t1..14 vit./^ , i rlll= 4 1111 0 1" 11L11 1101. 11, 11....dtasse, KC. TEAM to COPENHAGEN from Loucks Wert. —The velieeeera wee desseer UST AMMAN M elepeehre hexes ef Neepelydows obese April Se—Apily I. I, eleorm Hems. J. JOIIIPON eel 110,. SIN brie., 11Lr....t I. PIIILLIPPS GILATIOLera PH ILLIP%T. Lest he*. Lc. THE INDIAN BRANCH RAILWAY CoIIPANT :WW). T. be laesrpondot will Limbed 1/.tit) Nagler the Joist. is empollsi Acta r .06.1-14M5.11111. 11•2180211baree of 410 meth. tot p..tt awe. earl =la further erecesekar thithard tr.." the , trd aeon Oath LI per there le adaltlea .111 he ',mint Peer.? we be Salem to hillealle the sopial 4 , 11.2 OW WA. • forttheUerlee M therm to be thud pude. renti..ll) P. the thou et Wins Abersho‘kr. Pith.racaT—Tlir Manlike of I'WEIDDALL, IC,T.,_ ,C. 6. bite a nos 131.1 of the Minima rrendeney. nil .o. Lout . 1,4 , tie. India Inn.reter. Kett. Marra, tAidatoiie, Kai iiillmnArra, Artnallanot, and , Lialaity timinum. of the Chamber of Cowmen*, Wearbeiner. K. W henna:it , 4. P. 17,Cpper Tlhanninatrei t. John Pen ler. , . ruts. Eri 041hmo. 11.4 , 4..% It 141.1 Kam,. lama-tar of the lin-at Indian Pealnatin flaitway 4'”lnpany. .•. on. AIM, to 11 Enginten, Chairman of the Madras tall• C”nopany. J. A. T.ann, tag., Uteri...it J. Aapinall Tamar, Nog., Mani linter. Arra Wyllie. lay. Gladannaa, 14)111.., , I akulta and Inaidne. hanS.l4na—Jl. was. Kennarda. arid Co., 4. 4.141119n1. garnet, f..c. E34:tisort tpt.csatr -J. K. Wilson. Lot . C. PI., I.!, Superinteml- Int Kacin..er .4 flee Ylru Sevil.n of tb., Cut lo'lLut •4 , 1.V1T.1..- %I.Aynanl, Am. and Lawf..lll, C.,lsonanLeireet, R .P. 11411.iir.is- linen 11111, V.l•rcett. mW Hill, to. TUN •trrt. LC. . - . - Pr , RZTAIT pro tr.ir. -II W. Wick..., V.I. This Company I. form. for II purpoe of carrilen out ea a law stale the prin. iota which ho tern ...methanol by the De. werstament of ladle 44 le; no 11111.1 light ine.peueire rails on the ordlaary tht enmity, to lOC worked hot 1......n0tieee ant rolling loek the total owt 1.1 a hich will pot calved CAM par ralk. lA. .I.r of the puldh metalled Pool frma Nulhatee. • ,tatlaa an th, ita.4 Indian halloo main liar. h. Moorahedeleol, d city .4 toknuo laheletant*, h.. Iwo. conceded by the kereehmeet of ladle t • lAD Company for to years. together with all land for atalsn. Awl Whom free ..1 coot upon which In the tint hutahce Y. cart) Volt principle into effect. Yr. Wilma. the eteitineer In•rhief, •1. luts alre.oly been in olornunicetao 11th the Government, has he. ea de. apeh bed to litolea I.* imp.Ualluse for farther cones alone to the Company. Detailed Proepectraws mad Forms of Application for Khans may oldain4l 44 Al. or, 11111. Yoweett. an4l - 11 lit the 'trotter. ..1 the company . or of the ...how., Moen. Crowder. limners!, Am. aml L. 44444,41 . or et dr tcoporaq onkel. of the Contain). The amount .4 •! up... 4 ...oh .I.at forpahl to rho conpant'. Booke4 44 at t.o. time 44 vrewnting tre• applieetko : thin emu will he icturned If no allotment I, made to the applicant. Tompwarylltare•-211. Threachteidlo-steeet. Le. INDIAN BRANCH RAILWAY CO (lballadh SOME I =UM GIVEN, that NO APPLU ATI. ONS foe Nom he this Compaq orlll he KWIC, YID after W EDN !ADA Y, Ur sib hut —ay order of the Door& H. W. WICK Es. secntary pno Um. 710 . 0 . 111 7 011104 1 110, Threaulacealle stre,t, & test. ASTHMA' RHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON calms intaltildy relieved and eared by ICAP11:91 Its torsi iiimaatoro Tbe awoke, bead In•plried, peartralcs into the cheat. calms the whale nen'. oos %rtmn, tarnitaisis expectoration, and amide thn tunetliam of tb• important orgictom.f mph atm° —T. &pp : , kite dm:inner dam. n 1 Paris. Pro e • Lot. Said in London by roenimt, Ilayiaarket. AN IN'FECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTB MTN VATIC I'AL•tA IL without con:iiiing the Ingots or *lselin.: the Mad, truly erhcarloos n.l ple.i..ant, is admitted to M the 1. , 4 medicine fn: innin•listely 'whet no onigha cold; Oanarairil awn at asthma, and incipient consumption. It tra swat, cares war ohm tin- la.. olty prvmwmer Incurable, adralrahly allays Ike tic ding which provokes frequent coughin& la approaching rotoomption its effeets aro truly beneficial, Pervons , lepnved of SiVer, or even lynig down for fear of suffoca tion, may depend i./1 lOW ha a few ininutee atter taking It.— Preporvi only oat oil by W. LAM [WIT. chemist, 20, Jernya- Wrest, Haymarket, sad by all &valeta la Dalian 1314, and Skew quantats• 0, ogre, A. ad. each. Be particular and ask for laingssrs AstlunsUe helium The mat and aldre es is engraved Amp. DR. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, fur Nervous Itelamtlim and Ilenrral Weakness, at owe ream, MI inela•rates with maid rapidity the titmt debili tated 1 , 11:41tntIon, thereby mooring pennant-et health. Increased Mrentall. @minty, .in 4 a reckinbied development of the muscular 14 pro. tint teal will force eimviettes, and prove Ware laws. •thle hid per bottle, M. J. Ile.. or four times the nnantity. :t.is holt-sale Acent• RAACLAY sad BONB, 76, Tanhimlor street sad of all chemists tioreseleet the w•Ad. DR RICORD ' B 18811101 et LIFI .00 rahris ismahrxl le et.. ad disamed rahlawiless Is tow reek.. Prams Is Iposolble. It. ellash oh piewerna No cerratader k iss it zlield la mow •w ha 100relles4 0 111. or w kr 10a. eat arywasn. parlud or nu* rumiararrer 00484-11610 apeste..M rod 04. 111% Mink we Tapprimr. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, &nil GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 13, 84. lansetesneare, London. S.W. 11431,1Ashril 1514. Empowered try Special Act of Parliament. BONUS RUTIN°. ISPL. The Repot presented at a Meeting held on the 2nd January 144, to. th. .I,laration of the Seventh Bonus. showed. In evidence of the proems of the Society. that during the goloquassial period which terminated on the *oth June. !ME \ee Aworances for • total stun of 121.4110.370 had been Mfr. not. twine an Inerrant of £0,215 on those of the previous nv. ), . that The become had hummed from .C 168,800 to £195.400 per an num . that AZura . nce Fund had risen from L1,154,C0 0 x1,4=91 and that a Reversionary addition to the Policies of 1;276,077 wee tM ge against £232,479 at the prior Webb on. In illustmlion of the results of the !Mebane, that the Reversionary addition aboveemined averaged 411 per cent., or varied with the different Ries from 33 to $9 per on*. Gs the Premiums paid In the live years: and that the Cash bonus averaged 01 per cent. se the like Premium, bring amoogst the largest ever declared by any °Moo. The Report cipiamed at length the nature of the investment% and the bases of the calculations, the results of which, as abom shown. are eminently favonrable. The following are among the diektrictiee features of the Society : credit Vl:elm—tin Poticies for the whole of Ide, one half ol the Annual Flood:ono during the first tire yews may remain es credit. and may either continua m a debt on the Policy, or be paid Mt at any time. Politte. for Term of Years may be effected at rates peculiart7 favourable to Maueers. Invalid bees stay he amnred at Premiums proportioned to the Increased risk. ..14;;;A•ZeTtiestent of Cialins.—etahus paid thirty days sitet argot of death. The Aceotutte and Beam* Meets are at all Usual, opals to the Lwow. tion of the Assured. or of pumas propoehus assure. Tables of Laos, Forum of Proposal, the Anion above mem honed, and a detailed amount of the yr...ceding'. of the Boons lieetiog, can he obtaired from any of the Soda)** Agents, or o• 61011.0 S CIITCLIVVE, Adam ed heeretary. • i• If. St. Jansearequare. London. if.T4 The nest Division of Front.' will take place ill January. 107. NW nervous who effect New Polities before the end of Jose Wet will be entitled at that division to one year's additional &bare of prollts over haw Assurers. IIHE LONDON PAVILION.—The engagement of Mu OfiTINTANCE Is now drawing toe close, and the opportunity should not escape the.. who have not alreadypartiel pakd In the delight tiecasioued by her sweet melodies. Me Rage at 9 and 11, and Madame LOSIEBINI will also contribute to the IIitIOACJWITIt of the Haltom OPERATIC SELECTIONS are pep formed every eieuig, ate the BROTHERS ELLIOTT v/M appear to their wonderful entertainment , ht addition to which Mrs. LAWRENCE will be included In the prograrame, which cannot he excelled for variety and novelty. THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne.street, top of the sumertit. Admission, Id.; balcony. la. ZUMILL 0110VEIt. MAW Director. L'LOYD'S CELEBRATED DANCING ACA DE3I V. —WALT7J NR.—TM Peace Imperial and S ew Neapnli.aa Waltz letadiflteu tallest ' 7 7 the bet teethe? In Len' don. 31r T. every )body. at 36. Altkiscate-atreet. Deumtutary Inatirsetam ovary ?Way ; quadrats parties Wednes day Nod Bstarday. Adealsake taros. It 61. THEWELLINGTON RE-OPENED. The eboie et tbe ground floor Is non open for dining tram ths "asetrs." A Three Shlllissa Cat Mary Is served lls /Mass Sam &SS to 9 p.m. The Grand Saloons ars open for swot* led 111111611 g. Open daily trona ■ m., to raldnlaht. Oa hem SAO to 111 p.m. TK WIELLIN6TON, estmaV a N haam's•strest. sad 100, order Y. 800 WIN, EAU -DE-VIE,—This Pun PALE BRANDY, M. per gallon. M dessossissled, spas sisalriis, to he pe =ens hum acidity, s.uti very sopvrior to meat hovels- Cosmic. le Steads bottles, iRn, per dos. ;oris s ease toe tbe country, 39a. Pathway curlew pokt. No Agsata, and to he obloioed onlAot VENNI BRETT' and Co., Old !Wuhan 7, Holborn, C. XXRILZ.—RaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per dos. Railway carriage paid. Recommended with mandato,. NUE( SMUT and Co.. Iltatittere and Importers, Holborn beck LC. SALT and Cu'. EAST INDIA PALE ALE ',lstpertal pinta, H. d. the doyen', Burton ales, sad (tuba ness's estr I stout, to bottles st Imputed sod Imperial measures, and calks of 18 callous and vvrtsW Bircla)'n London stout, dozen quarts. tls. Menial 'Peat bottied slipway fur @spurts. Om.— MOODY and Co.. aqua* Las-street, LC. PURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDII 4 IO. A. bee our Catalogue. elaborately Illustrated with WA eurno. bog& containing price d every article. 111 d estimates kw sou pletely furnishing houses of any elms. lids very real giggle forwarded gratis and poet tree on applicatkm he LEWIN CRAWCOUR am' Co„ Cabinet Manufacturer, ill and ti. Weeseti klialM Knightsbridge, Lemke. Country orders amigo tree. 14 IL An elegent and complete walnut drawing-room =AK U galore . dialeMPOlnes 41 " * . ' Sg ale toe handsome and reds ono aahage j r te& atrk phloem each. The whole y now, and bargains LONDON CARPET WA REHOUSE.— t...tA1ai.b,41 1709 —WAUGH and SON tee to Intimate to the nobility, 'gentry. and public that their telft/W-ILUOIVI coo lant a large eseortment of SR CAREL, and VILLYST4iILII CAI( o. of tasteful deoluns and cobalt, The ten experience they have haul In the menet:whirr of esrpets enables them to re store very emporium qualities to those to the pond Wigs. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Cupids. uke. Mika mad ether talwles for curtains and fornftort.-3 and 4, °cadge-street ; Stand to. Totlenhaen-coertesed. W. EASY CHAIRS, 00IICIIES, and BEDS. BROWN • wits lOW of the most complete and ow kind known. Pack op in • very U1.41:1 spa, for travelling, sod adapted foe lava Ms, 5111$,And invalids. Cain.kepis free. NIL riceadiße. HARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN raeeh liege Joint of meat with a were handful of coda Tr wring is tramenee ; the ;neat to beautifully roasted in every pert % WoWy browoed eY Orlf, wed all Wm gravy and outritlowe prepertlee Maine& Mee Ma Nit Thew sarydelog ideate proimood tor omoomitstica ot beat gARLOWS POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's SAWS : r bkidlibie as o 4 d moulds ALI layourito iipublie d podsollia. MOs tom, Ts, Ss. gatEL(iW'S AUTOISATOiI CINDER SIFTER, the Houseisald's Mood warraste.l to owe emu ton 44 isalila lam Pik* II& OIL (Wlll last :X) years.) B - ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste. or sediment disturbed In tUttaf. Wdl repay Os Meng cost io ♦ month. ?nee es. sod upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VENT PEG ZEQUIRED Do mum de beer at wow luta.. tortes so ed. ditto ehretre plated. St.—Apply direct to JAMBS BALLOW. paeans, le. leg Williem.streer, Xasefoo hem See that Ma name and sieges Ls uu crop artkle. all Oben an levider hanateces. intiroelete Rratii. Irentdtsbed nAVIESE SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. and A./ Is. M. ; Ins Mini wax, M. ed.. traosponot wax, OL ; wax, ts. M.; Osman wax. U. M.; MUM. wax, i i it d : a Lostest spasm la. : soomodlo, ed., N. rod Is. bent, IS; M Palmer • Lops, ; ominous, Pi.; dips, : monk, Ol.„ Csiss oil, ea M. par Na. and Oa per 11111 m ; osnetisd, Ma 41 . 1prews; Maim, Is. N. per packet ; mamas brows Wladoor, la; white Wlndose, la ed. ; boner, le. : ntrowlne and almond, la per bar—Ose asb, at II P. DAVID and SON I eld-osabliensd wars- Mom IL Ilartin'alaas. Onmlngeosa. Loden. W.C. jC. sad J. FIRLD'S PARAFFIN • Yd 0 trtAPERMACETI CANDLVI, Is. :1. tar , asma—mg transpanbet all other kinds, give a li g ht Llut r, lera them slew Nt at ehosp to the immature as cutupoance at I Id . toor Ili.. vl4e Ur. Lethebfa fa port, winch may be had with thr c. 11,11,4. of aU dealers to tong and country. Also tiv:.l .rlsbrattal Called gerviee heap Tablets. RI. and ad. rash whole ale ml,'. at the Manufactory, UPPER RAMA% LAIIULTU. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and naoGnEN, tor the information of the Public and their aturorro • r Patrons, beg to make the followois announcement re. garding the VALI. 1 of GOLD, leeling persuaded that the Inte rests of the lair trader and the ppaablit will be alike pndected by the wide circalatioe of knnwlMgeon this subject. Gold being Molded flute 74 parts or carat., it Niko,* that geld of la carats Mae, Is IS amets..23 3 31 9 cantle .. 41 11 10 worth —Ad d Ili 17 estate.. 3 • I 0 carats .. 1 ill ti per amok 11 estate.. 111 7 7 carats 1 a • 1111 carats.. d 1• If carats.. 113 1 • mate .. 1 1 25 13 tombs (arab% 14 carats.. 2 9 Gi 3 mega .. 017 a standard) iii 10i 111 carats— • 4 minds .. 14 ti earata.. l2 corms.. II 1 3 mate .. 75 110 carats.. 3le 9i 11 carats.. 113 1 2 carats .. • 7 1 la carats.. 3 7 3 10 mate.. Ilb ei 1 carat ... • I 55 Manufactory, IdMensiettiseareet. Covent-garden. Loodoa. Asia mode of Coins sad Jewellery for Is. ea*. N.B. This Maktlsltssot is Mooed at la the twining, aad ea Maardays at ea* o'clock. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 241 W Primo AND Mt MEI: STOOL ear the World-hated seoteh ANGOLA laa. TliOrmERS. Ti new replete 4134 ready for in by speetles. Tliese wart oriruted Mr. NINA Whoescinlyarldress ?3, BROUIL-a gi lltECT. HANOVNILAQUAIIt mad who is not ciewteeted with any person Imitating and adwir Wog In his name. IfILDAVAILY. 1911. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to remind Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper elastication of food. ROW LANDIS* °DONT% at MARL DIN 11YRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients. le o inestimable value in presetting and beautifying the teeth, atzengthetung the gum", and in Oiling a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, remove@ n inelpktit decay, and polishes and preseries the esatasy ge which It imparts a pearillke whiteness. Its Invaluable= es have pestl obtained the patronage of Plait, and the eracy of Europe, and It Is universally to hish repute. Prate Sin W. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and NMI, 2d. Batton- Orden, and by Chemists sad Portman. Ask for "Rowlands TUNNEFORD'S PURE FL A! has been. daring teattrive par UID a. emp MAGNESIA hatically 11:11160. herd by the medical pro:east" lad usiversa lie ply acesv . x Mk, as the best reseelly far acidity of the headache, gash aald hadipition, and as a mild ape. fleet ler delicate eamelialasauswe especially for ladle. and &Bina Is Is yroporod, Is e dodo of perfect purity and dims elreiglik WI by rintwzroßD and Cu, 111 , New lkddddlood. dlodos: odd sold by all ca/pootoblo Angst', Ihreeslisallasweeli. FLOWER gad VEGETABLE SEEDS Anima free). BUTLER and INT LLOCH confidently recommend the ft:d ivisive FLOWZit SUM+, only such aelectiolis having been made that the) feel assured will give satisfaction : s. SO Finest selected varieties liardyannuals lO 16 „ .. 12 60 Halt flatly SS „ 11 . Descriptive Seed Cata/nave or Amateurs' Guide may be bad. tree and e- -. apecattoe. _ postrii - u B. and 111,. linite u ltalicTatheir extra chotee assortment* of Asters. Balsams. Stocks, lc. BUTLER. and WCULLOCM, Seed Merchants, Covent-garden Market. London. SPICOTACYLES, improved by HARRIS and BIM MB utast cattail:ay the sight. Better cosset he immle. Most, with cryeta lor pebbles, 15s. steel. with 3a to lea Gold end Silver Sped/ides and Eyeelseme rif a' set variety, at equally low pricer. liarrle's Prospect Gleas, Ifa poet tree. Titol. MARAIS sea BON, CrOciaas to the Royal Featly, opposite the British Museum es, London. rembilshed 17.1 ..Uvulas—No travellers employed. 3114 cAlidl9N•b NLW WORK. Ter illpy (sever before published), peke SILVER ACRE. El Wn.t.w CAALrrow, Nadia of the Irldi Pearaatry," te. Landoll : Ward aad Lock, 1511 Iftesbetreet, NNW MOM Ii1(11118TAVII The inly inner Wore printed), price te n THIS BED =ACK : • Tale of Socha Lite in I.Nezioe, Owstava imam, Anther of " Winn ile arassr in Waren any nest hithrio jar nava: ina l rae a nii Of 10114[11 Est. tar tri er . et lire. Leiden : an; and Loa, 168, nret.aet ..1 - - fro Up NiraVOVS sou4.1:1E11110ITAllia-1. 1 -a. AMAon Ws "abject will be forwarded, gratin, to the. eMicted. AR pie "offering trap lite ordiaart allinenta el • molded should at ogee send a etaiffee" dlroaled OUV.WPO Mts. C. H., I. litithatreet, Hackney-Med, Londe% when a copy • ' will be bunedhotely reionsell. Dl CURTIS Off ffffiVOUSNVOI, ?obligated, pries la,post tree on ilm the treltsMargs, • MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and A Limier ranuTeßs DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions ter peewit rasteratioe le health mad vigour, Um result of twenty. lire years' successful practice In the treatment of three peculiar uerveas aad acquired diseases which tend to embitter sad diodes_ lite. Ify DT. J. I CURTIS, lb. albernarlsstriell. Pkcadilly, London. Oemealtations, 10 till 8. and 6to 8. 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England, and licentiate fitly of Physiciaste, Edinburgh, re gistered under the &ow Ned= et, who may be consulted at his reeldeece, 444, liimidszoWeet, Regeotetreet, London, W. opposite the side of IL Oman tersuMt),, daily, 11 till 2, and from 5 210 8 Sunda" 11 IMi To be hod erect as above, and from all booksellers to PMentostamme, Leedom IPBOII LAST 'nears GAZZIT.L BANKIMPTIL PLUM or A/ID FURTILIZ PI TO IN OBTAINED AT TRI onici OF TRI CHM? 11/fORTZA/4 COCIT OF BANKRUPTCY, DAIINGRALL•BTRQT.I It TDOR KRUM Poirterwrow, Tower•hitl, ship chlumikr, to ear maw 23, at 11. Masao Galax, Lower Fldllltuore.place, Leaalugtoo, carver and glider, Aprils*, at 114. 1011111 T UMUIGIE PRICY, liampstead.street, Pltrroyaiguare, and Imiametoke, Hants,llcensed victualler, April lf, at it BMW JIBIB. It. Boorge'sroadAmithwark, working jeweller, AP 2 Ligt_al lane mem, Illinfrafie.street, fleet-street, &mentalist, April 14„ at 11 lan NlMll,l2aMdtalLwalk, Lambeth, tool handle maker, April 91 at 1L YgriloggiCa MUZAK GRIM, Norwich, linendraper, April 23, at 11 10E11 Pink Whicheater, Innkeeper, April 2:4, at 11. POO Pain, Cambridge, fruiterer, April IA at It JAMMIMUMAIIDIMI Poach, lemaldll, Bate; brow, April 211, at 10. ILMIUMTH Wimal, widow, "Wrath/mak'''. faker, AMISS, at 10. TIMMIAS WAY, Careline.place, Havaneoliblitil, April 23, at 10. JAM= Rene , Gmillngstreet, Bermondsey, April 13, at 10. Naar Mum liedilimatreet„ Larsbaellsey, April 23, at 10. INDIUM* 311L.N. John-street, klarylebone, waiter, April 15., at 14. HOMY 6411161 T, 011 M MHO, Ltmehouee, amistant to an pa inter, April 14, at 13. 100 Lana K NAPP, Amerahem Vale-road, Kent, chair maker, April 11, at Pa. JOUR CLATYOV, Windmill.street, Lambeth, ironmonger, April 15, at 111. Amnion 31ACIM Ittivrt, Mo"rgate-street.charobers, City, and Elleabeth-villas, Balaton, cormalselon agent, April 8, at 2. ALVIULD BRYANT, Port-es, gunner, April 10, at 114. GILOROZ MITCHELL, Devonshire terrace, Notting.hlll, dealer in fancy good., April 15, at 114. YEEPERICK Miura HOLLINSHEAD, 0111hend, Lancashire, April 0, at 1 . lIARRT SANDYOED DOU, Mount pleasant, Clerkena ell, beer re tailer, April 15, at 1. Joie( THOIIIIII WAISTIR, llanoveraquare, Clapham-coed, late Iteeneed victualler. Ap ril U. at 11. WILLIAM Carl, Bettou'ire.terracc, Poplar, carpenter, April 21 at 11 31ar)lebone, livery-stable CiUto WoUHT; ____ keeper, April= at It HURT WILSON, Canterbury'-place, Lambeth- road. builder, April 23, at 14. CHARMS PRIOSIIICIL RCHLITRR, Bridge.avenue, lianimersraith, professor of music, April 23, at 1. WILIJAY Lows THOMSON, NtRAIRTGATTIWe. CAMdell4.Olll2, beater, April 23, at 12. tirmunsit irliatur, Kenuingtan•road, copying clerk In the Poor. law Boanl, Whitehall, April ti, at 1. regiment JAIU.S, Marks-street, Ilackney.rond, licensed vic tualler, April 15, at 1. WILLIAM KIRRAGR, I%lfoot/street. Pimlico, foreman to India rubber Componial Works, April IS. at I. WILLIAM MMHG I'ATIL Great tyueenatrect, Linooltenims fields, taller. April 15, at 2. WILLIAM GROICII HARPING, lialglwy at the Prince Albert Hotel, chemiat, April IS, at 1. JAME/ Wit/tea. Siittomplace, Upper Holloway, and Union street, Borough, licensed victualler, April 15, at I. KSNRT ITIAJOIAN and GIORGI (h'obwaN PATIN, Illghatrest and Crismstreet, Poplar, bricklayers. April 16, at 3. JOHN Mitts, Wharton-street, Pentouvilk, and Adam. street, Aileiphi, attorney, Aprllls, at CHALLYS WHITIOIII, Warwick, licensed victualler, April 14, at 12. Jesuit tion.roct, Itirmlopliam, Aram cadet April la, at It J,MIPH Birmingham, cattle dealer, April 17, at 12. ISAAC HAMPTON. len , Aniblecote, Staffordshire, coal mew chant, April 17, at 12. Triestas thew Ilkeston, Derbyshire, Innkeeper, April tS, sIIL lONIPM BIAIGGLIT, fineintou, Notts, Joiner April U. at 11. WILLIAM CLOD, Bideford, Devonshire, grocer, April 17, al 1. Joss room Bunton], Somerset, surgeon, April 17, at It JOBS BITDII., Castkford, Yorkshire, ear bottle manufacturer, April 14. at 11. WILLIAM DAiriam, saline", Cheshire. grocer, April 17, at 11. Witutm BCHOrIELU , Lingsight, Lancashire, manufacturer, April 16, at 12. JOHN BIRCHTGOCON, Macclesfield, Cheshire, licensed victualler, April 16, at 12. RUagirriCaritng, Portion, Durham. groom April 16. at 1. GWWL JAngs 1,11.63D0n, Sew castle.upotoTyne, joiner, April 10. at 114. JOHN I/Armors, Acomb Forge, near }Wiliam, Northumberland. hatcher, April 16, at 11. CHARIMs Maar, }forborne, Staffordshire, brass finisher, May I. at 10. WIWAN hums, Birmingham, pearl button manufactansf, May 1, at 10. J Ante rtnnr., Llierpont, book.keeper, April Sy, at 3. DAVID ?Dogs, Liverpool, ink-keeper, April 23. at 1. Jinn NILLI33, Liverpool, grocer's assistant, April Id, at B. Komar Roar..llT3, Livercul, corn dealer, April 17, at 3. Osolvolt SHAW, tinhae, neashire. butcher, April DS at 10. TisonA.4 PLAIT. Lees, war Oldham, butcher, April 17, at 11. TuouAri PLAN?, Manchester, journe)man joiner, April 16, at 1.6. Amass MACIWI , Manchester, bnMer, Apriirs, at VI. JAMES TOMEEIL Luton, Beals, dyer, April 16, at 11. AsugaM log= Hollayog, limrnall Heath, Worcestershire, April 17, at 11. 11C3A3 .4.33 ALLsrr, Aston, Worcestershire, pnlillean, April 17, at 11. ThonA3 80641117.04, Jun., Bldbury, Worcestenhire, comniksion agent for Ike mio of horse.. April 17, at 11. THOMAS YARSOLU, Kidderminster, journeymius cabinet maker, April 16, at 10. gone \VILNA JACKsoN, Barton, Lancashire, shoemaker, April 17, M 10, THoMAs VARLET, Catforth Quarter Wooslpluroptoo, laneruiblre, shoemaker, April 17, at 10. JA as Pcit.Lock, South IntieWs, toy dealer, Aprll 15, at 12. MAW; govt.les. Conway, Carnarvonshlre, 10.1giag.hown J o keeper, Aprill4 Y , at 11. HN DRAM!. ark, photographer, April 16. at 11. M mums CHADWieg, Derby, gardener, April 16, at 12. LAwatrica lirivra7, Doiptitiorpe, Northamptonshire, cattle dealer, April 19, at 10. JAHEA Wlnimam, Ashill, Devonshire. shoemaker, April 14, at 12. JOSEPH Caves, New lleadmeon, Oxforddigne, baker, April 21, of 10. DANIEL DAMPUN, Jun., llalpaa, Monnionthshfre, tanner, Apra 16, at 10. °Lonna mums, Lougtou, Staffonlehlre, commercial traveller, April 17, at 11. JAMES TAELOR JAISIOI, Birkenhead, commission agent, April 16. at 10. 111333 T WELYAMI, Cowden, Kent, tailor, April 16. at 12. TllnstAl COletotalk Cheadle. farm labotuvr, April 12, at 11. THoltm WILIIAM BHmL lAtieeater, architect, April 15, at 10. Tnomas Comma, Cokbeeter, Innkeeper, AprUl9, at 12. WIWAB coon's, Bridlington, Yorkshire, schoolnies 19, at 10. BALE KNIMITS, Barleston, Norfolk, miller, April 14, at 12. Naar 111.AnDloi, Beigham, Norfolk, late lbensed victualler, April 14. at 12. Pirr.ruza WmaAN , Tonbrldge Wells, journeyman upbolitarer, April 14, at 1. Arnica DA Vie, Stoulton, Worcestershire, pablkan, April 24,at 10e. Clown ACCl.taku, Whitehureh, Manta, farmer, April 14, at 11. r, Apra LAST EXAYINATIONS. May it. J. Trlngltant. Cannon•treet, Clry, healer—May & C. Lap, Plumatead, Kent, painter—May 0. A. Meletonl, Lower Brmuwlck•temce, Buns .rued, printer—May 8. Ray. A. T. Mantels. Branmrkk.row, Moontabary. ckrt—May & T. Jordan, Ileretteld, Mlclateses, nom nterchant—May 0. J. liarrisese, Upper aulisent WM ilesibroad, baarter—Mny 3.. J. Rolfe and T. Rods. talkie—May O. H. Itlnefuns, I. l=, bteffse—ggsyl 1 1 1.11. Phannsse Pitddmton-street, trumlummess—Mily 2. G. ft. Pemberton. hertery, Surrey, el Um Indian karees—May 8. Ann Holland, Barr fillr7Srall. kewrell a rse—May 8. W. H. Symblatt, Great T ft W. Brown, lemitrat., gaos. Colt cemenempr—May IL J. CroYdon, brit& dirdwMay L L d, Brigh t, Suffolk, tatice—May 8. W. S. Illearmang nroi Terry, Brighton, boot makers—My 8. B. IL Watts, Old lient.road, Un plate worker— lity IL J. S. Meg, elledreet, Oxford-street, silver scraper—May 111. C. F. Yawls, Bunhill.row, and Water lane, City, Hemmed Measslier—llay 8. D. Blanked, Balentrest., Stepney, baker—May S. T. Liftman, Northampton, bruin manu facturer—May 3. J. Jeffcoat, Arabella.road, Pimlico, carpenter —May 7. R. Mennen, Plaistow Hank. Eases. journeyman butcher —May 8. H. Habgood and H. J. Baton, Wimboturne Minster, Dorsetabire, buliders—May 7. Ulna Jeanie Stevens, Semen. street, Ptralico, single woman—May 7. A. Curtis, Unienetreet, Spitaillelds, noes vendor—May 7. I. Pollett, Brozbounis, lids, wino agent—May 7. B. Tas k, Id-street. City late Dell. of bass on comm. ,- -- 7. B. B. Haying, — SorlisseagfantA Soo ws _..., iiitia.7 _ Iday T. atedrector-May 7. R. Riley, kniereireet, ..utimnut, timber merebant-May 7. H. J. Tindall. Upper Thames-attest, City, Homed victualler-May 7. N. Mickelwn, ledirbAl at the Havelock Coffee.hottee, Whltechapel-road, dealer in to gm teary goods-Bay 7. R. fickford, Westatoreland-place. Walworth. condsou, 70•••••• to a builder-May 7. R. Sakerladen, North. blaliM.. libisbtuy, dealer In jewenery-May 7. A. J. Sinclair, rascreesseetrest, and New Corn Knauer, City, ennuis Mey 7. F. 11. Warr, Downhsas, cad, De Beauvoir Town, Maar-May 7. A. Corbett, Ilreat Cambridgeutreet, Hackney Md. boot manufacturer-May 7. B. = 4, lllacktriaravoad, reedinitt-klay 7. F. Warm& Ileadiek al Marylebeee, duke, attorney - My 7. B it 6. and, N Wiletatone, ==:81-147 .. .% l ierailiej, a:6.moms Baena -10M..16a Malidlll ll l la , X W rza . t , -- 1: .1 ribbon Meg 11. IL • Barr Kemper sod plgessw--May 9. M. =rink ualler-May it J. , 31 y. Eby a J. Mak , pin Wm-40a. 1 71117. 1farts Pg.lia t B W , publican . Meg Balsa; lace maker-Ilkg - i /IMMO^ Csr4W, a. JUNK aw 4 :errie= Ur lts- r- 11 ir• II . April 26. . . duller-April M. B. IWw, Roby, S e reelMilsr-Apral It J. Marsden, One& = . leenelledineW -April L. J. Lowthlan, Oelb6eek,Z . ee .. - caebbw i2 : idir eNse ,.. ilkPM eisnufacterer -April 16. T. ibiApril IL J. WIM, Z. Cir=ei i sad Mk. arSia. Is•Mv. bate maws-4e' 141. E. J.. laWA411 1:11 rearinte-April 11. Z. feeplegl . .. Ifiggissi ellegaist-Agell IL J. J. Oirre=, weed carver-April 11. G. C. One, pinallarb maker-April 11. J.l. 1111hter, eiedleal student-May 7. H. A. Bedier, lar, May 7. W. Smith, No belt deer - 1 27 1 4 1 71d11da Cole, Chatted MN In coyer-Ap 1 21. C. Constable, Sheepekee& pm belittler -April le. J. Willtems, Trailer', -May 12. J. Painter, Wandler& Dorsetardre "l" ,== v. y 1 2. W. Jeffery', Sixpenny Handley, Dorsetshire. butcher- A;r11 16. G. D. Handy, Sunderland, carver-April 7. R. Sod& 041.1tord. tea desier-April 7. Farah y.llzabeth Leer, Gnu& to* milliner-April 7. 1. G. Young, Galkitord, baker-May 111. J. on, Borrow eah, Derbyabire, Journeyman baker-May 17. G. Tallow, Derby, railway clot -May 17, W. Parker, Derby= neman baker-April Pt 1. Parker, Blackburn, Leer bulcher-April le. B. HMI* Peterborough upholsterer- April 11. W. Barr, Cometry ....._ r i le. J. Jerboa. Midi, Warwicluidn, loaishir-4811 .e. 1.. . Carter, Bolton, Meoseldre, news aguit-lerg SI IL k, C a rter, e• atellordabire, miner-May M. Q. HaM/Mes Pmektes, Yorkalden bineksmith -May M. Elisabeiblaes=s. Liverton. widowi: °WU26 G. I Coles,T . A eall, n =wege • I .rre r els:ll, o r l idirroL. WM. 22.. Cr es o ir- gere,. Al" Liege s tleselere, Pega beerbouse keep; IL L. Aeasrson„ ferbionwer-Illay IL J. BM- Berton Orem LONWAIneIn, bnielsr-May 9. J. &pion, B Yorkshire, inn JAW& A. Wall , Cardiff, surseon t . -May 23. S. Watts, C es.- a-Aptil 17. J. F. Hardy, IMinon, Derleddrii, imistaall,-A H. J. Campbell, Place lon, 0 B. J. Feriae; Sena A U. A. Br A ya ld. Postare, is k gasfitter-Aprll lit. Farwaker. Lesdpod, Banta, ts, -April 26. G. Atka*" jun., liteekport a gner . -Aril 22. Kaiak Heeds*, Pule& Berle", ituffo/k, 000per- jou Flen.Beard - , A A% 12. 3. Ire, cotton wade spinner-■ y 7. W. Ling, Bowbril l gt; oldre, inekesper-May a. Z. Banda, Brandon Bootle, Lincolnshire, Honied victualler-May U. B. Gibson, Norwich, beetniaker-May 30. G. W. ir i ta h andels. um ber -May 22 .23 W. H Randle Senn tre, prber-May B. L. Adey Canickule w rit k eWee,„ Cannten-tcont, ebeadd-Arell IL P. Hollingerorth, Heaton Nerds, Lancashire, grocer. - • ---.-..- -- - DAR aIAPITVIr "SA P VIJAY. Mach 27. Join ALLA, N'lloswia, Nrlghton, Alm In the sew. tang JOINT STOCK LINITANIIM AcriL or Cram Winne Ceserhel (Lone®), linen 22. 92 4 1 2 hall stree•—lo ineastmell. Manchester. illy L laseaglittie •7. at Hansa- A iLiiiii.lorussoii, Belford, agsmt—"2nd dividend of 2s. Std., any 'Tuesday, at Hermunan's, Manchester. FS= JIMILLiMmi CURB& and Jolin RtdBUD Manley and Clayton, Lancashore. Cottons pinnes-Idd= of Is. 301., any Tuesday, at Hernamaers, Manchester. Kuwaiti) FORMER Nemmatle.upon-Tyne, grocer-Ist dividend of id., any Aaturday, at Baker's, tiewcastle.opon- T)ne. loan Hy °sow, Bishoorearmouth, coal merchant—let dividend of la. Old., any SatuPtlay, at Baker a. Newcastle.upon-Tyne. WIM.Mas Wilson, Grimmer% Cumberland, carpenter—lit dirt dead of is., say Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle•upon•Tyna. FO9CP)I HOLIMTD, Winterton, Lincolnshire, chemist-14 divi dend of Is. id., any Thursday, at Carrick's, Hull. DIVIDENDS. May 3. W. Dorchester, Salisbury, china warehouseman—April M. Y. IL !Headman, King-street, ribabury-square;Manchester. Hull, and Bradford, boot warebouseenen—April 23 H. Gibson, Uracecharchetrevt, merchant—Hay 30. T. 1. Raymond, Liver pool, commission merchant. OILITIIIHAVt to be !muted, ?pier care be shown to the contri - ry as gibs — CCP tatcWotatoollag7 -- April 26 . E. Hunt, Three Crown•equare, Southwark, hop raw m. DmeoLyzp. J. Beckwith, J;n7.7l;nd U, Beckwith, Liverpool, merchants— J. Beckwith, Jun., and H. Beckwith, Liverpool. hide brokers —W. T. 0. Woodforde, M.D., Bromley, Middi doc. tor of medicine, and A. Woodfortle, Plaistow, Essex, apotaaraq —H. Baker and C. Kopp, Watling-street, City, fringe manatees turers—J. A. Turner, J. Oastang, W. Turner, 0, Milos, F. Turner, and P. Turner, Manchester, merchants, so far as J. A, Turner and J. Clarstang—W. A. Torapson and J. lif e M h , surgeons--Lucy Smith and J. H. Mon, Cambridge, hairdressin— g. Nelson, son., and T. H. limey, Liverpool, ship brokers—J. Hell sod O. Rows, Danbury. Lancashire, oorn dealers—H. R. Stevenson and R. Orel& Manchester, silk manufacturers—R. Clews and 8. Warren, Nottingham, ale dealeri—J. Thompson and L Tyler, Bradford, Yeekshire, wool merchants—W. J. Sears and J. L Neilson, Oxford Armapaaaage, Warwick-lane, painters—R. Kirk, W. Kb k, and T. Smith, Burnley, Lancashire, maaufachaers and WeaVillg cotton cloth on connntsalon—J. Parker and F. Fletcher, Birmingham, plumbers—W. Abbott and R. Abbott, Bristol, masons-J, Budge and LA. da Costs, Great St. Helen's. City, merchants—S. Collineun and B. Barroseclough, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton dealers—D. A. &unsay and (I , Burge, Imo, Carol - nod, KingelansLood, cement manufacturers—J. 11 and W. Jones, Holyhead, Anglessey, brewers-8. Pig, W. IL and k. J. Pim Norwich, woollen drapers, ors bras Nordin : . r ig -L. Schwabe, C. Chamberlin, and J. Heard. Blanchester, C11:111111111i013 merchants—B. Hancock, W. Leigh, and J. Witittings ham, Bunions, Staffordshire earthenware manufacturer, so far as regards W. Leigh - D. J. Ivan, W. C. Large, and J. Drell, Pfc• cadilly and South Audleyatreet, sasachmakers, so far as reords J. Ivan—James Petrie, Joseph Petrie, and O. Petrie, Rochdale, ironfoundets, so far as regards Joseph Petrie—W. Wood sad L Weed, Pontypool and Abersychan, 31onniouthaltire, chemiste— B. Jacobs and E. Lucas, Kingston-upon-Hull, Jewellers—J. White and W. (Rayburn, Leeds, woollen cloth merchants-7 . Organs wood and J. Mmuly. Leeds, centers—W. 11'Connell and J. Lot timer, Manchester, porter merehants-0. Wendell and Nunneriey, Worthington, Cumberland, Iron manu facturers-0. T. Taylor and C. A. Lichtenberg, News costlempon-Tyne, merchants—F. H. Wood and A. R. Chaplin. Bucklereloury. City, agents forilika—C. Lemaire and W. C. J. Chat, Saeageganiens, Tower-hill, wine merchants—F. Ire land, Pelham's Land, Lincolnshire, farmer, and R. Blmltt, Chapel Hill. Lincolnshire, general shopkeeper—B. Sykes and J. Sykes, Saddlew t 6, Yorkshire, woollen cloth mannfscturers—W. Pas coe, and J. Pesnwp, Aisburth and Toxietli-park, near farmers—T. B. &Jerky and T. J. Proudlove, Tate Cheshire, surgeons—W. Tacker and T. Milner, Queenotreet Chespeide, auctioneen—T. Blackener and 0. W. Gomm, Lee, Rent, carpenters-8. R. Lloyd and S. O. Godhreje iam verpoel, caw rairdon mei chants—K T. Grosses and J. & ham, attorneys—W. Quinn and J. Dennison, Leeds, wendr/t ia tot merchants—k. Wiggins and F. Wiggins, Cloorellse=2.. Botolph Without, horse dealers—B. Matthewman, H. man, and B. Matthewman, Jun., billton Works, field, so far as regent. B. klatthewnian, Jun.—.S. Armitage and B. Armitage, Shepley, Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufactueers—R. B. Church, W. A. Langdale, and J. Prior, Southampton-buildings, C1 . .4n lane, attorneys, so lee as regents W. A. Langdale—E. LO c C e se r f.; and J. 11. Hamblen, City, wine merchanta—W. Career, Jun., aad J. Career, Manchester, grocers—F. Foster and H. Foster, Redoes. Yorkshire, corn merchants. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (axErna's Tusinexe.) ITALY. TURIN, Aram 4. The Monarchia Nationale of to-day asserts that detachments of French troops have received orders to traverse the frontiers, to prevent the passage of brigands from the Pontifical States into Italy, and to arrest inch persona, even should they find them unarmed. The French troops have also been instructed (adds the Monarchia Nasicnsak) to arrest any Pontifical gendarmes who may aid the brigands. THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. MADRID, Ann. 4. It is asserted that Spain, although wishing to receive explanations relative to the doubtful arti cles of the treaty recently concluded between the Juarez government and the representatives of the Allied Powers, has no intention of making a new treaty. BELGIUM. )11111111114 Arm 4. The Minister for Ilnesio lielny au nounoed to the Chasebor of Reptives that be bed requested the King to aullioriae the with 4inial of the bill relative to the military marine fdroe, and to substitute for this bill another demanding a credit for the construction of new steamers for a service between Belgium and Lgland. DENMARK. " The lesson taught. by, dig late naval engage ment in the James River sii likely," says the Moniteur t " to be turned to good account in every coitntry in which the navy is held to be of any of im cum cc Already it is announced from hagen, on the 2nd April, that the Minister • e has declared to the Supreme Council that he would demand considerable credits for the construction, of iron-plated vessels. He promised at the same time that no more wooden ships of war should be bliHt. These declarations were received with satisfaction by the assembly." CANADA. The Quebec Chronicle of March 21 says that the question of the Speakership of the Legislative Assembly was formally adopted by the opposition as a means of testing the strength of the govern ment, and eat the latter obtained a majority of 13 in a house of 119. The division list, moreover, shows that in a full house ministers will have a majority f ram either section of the province—a clear majority from Upper Canada, and a good working one from Lower Canada. Mr. Turcette is the new Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. Sir Allan MoNab was elected Speaker of the Legielative Council by a majority of 3 in a house of 49. MO OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA SOUTHAMPTON, Amin. 4. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam skip Pere, °Want Jamieson, sailed hence to-day at 2 p.m., with the twills for Gibraltar. the Mediterramen, s = Aden, Oeyloi,' hidis (except Bombay), and Chins, with 45 Ant and 28 emend class whom sr* Osionel Gloster, Captain Pw =s ass V Osborne, Oaptain Colonel Ludlow. I &ran, Lieutenant Frith*, and Rev. Mr. Nicholls. The Peralcmk on freight for the Feat 378 boxes spans, value MUM 10a.; of which emottnt :—For Madras, bar diem, 22,011 M-; gold Min. 8.1781. silver omit, 21.75.; OM *sad. he., 2,183!. Yoe Ca ailver,lM; men, 783!. 13s. /or soverel 2,025; ducats, 411.; }e' w=i77 tss ll rFor /11/ Hat 5.582 1 . ; fewellery, watches, Ao., 2054 For dollars, 20,1281. ; 3d. pieces, 251. ; jewellery, watches, , 2574 The Pere also took out • general cargo ea freight. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday, after a fortnight's inquiry, the bill of the Barnsley Coal Extension Railway Company, which was by the London and North Western and Lanceshke opposed Yorkshire Railway Companies, win thrown out, and the bill in consequently lost. The bill of tke Mid Sonar and ltidhsret Railway Company was passed in Mr. &hoistleld's committee, and the clauses of it settled. In the eme of the Costal Palace and Brighton Railway Company's new lines the dames on behalf of the Grand Surrey Canal Company were seeded. and the committee adjourned until Tuesday, to comider the negotiations now pending foe an arrangement of natters between the London, Chatham, and Dover, and Brighton Railway Companies. Evidence in favour of the Bristol and South Western Railway is still proceed'nngg,in Mr. kdaes committee. The on. of the Merionethshire and Welsh Coast Railways was closed in Lord Staisley's com mittee, who will decide on the competing schemes on Mon day. The further oonsideration of the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railwaywas adjourned until after Easter, to enable the parties to come to a settlement. The clauses of . the Mid land Company'. Rowsley and Buxton Extension were coml. dead, W Lesbos. and North Western and Great Northern dacha* to accept them, and reserving their hostility :to them until the bill goes op to the Lords. In the Lords' committee the bill of the Dundalk and Enniskillen was passed and the clausessettled. METROPOLITAN BOARD of WORKS, —The weekly meetiog of the board sass held yesterday at the office, in Spring-gardens; Mr. Thwaites in the chair. Mr. Bazalgette, the chief engineer, presented a satisfactory report of the progress of the main drainage works, although the continued and heavy rains which have occurred during the put month have been very unfavourable for their execution. On the motion that the report be received, Mr. Roche took wee. siun to complain of the small progress which was made with the sewer in the Bayserater•road, as an immense quantity of materials had been removed from the park to the high road, where they were a nuisance. Mr. .ni , !gotta said it was very heavy work, and as the men were confined to a very small space, they could get on but slowly. After some routine matters had been disposed of, the board adjourned. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Xneo's-caosa.—A 1 meeting of the governors, subscribers, the clergy of ri r iltaict, and gentlemen interested in this hospital, took slam yesterday at the Great Northern Hotel, for the pu ree et considering • report of the committee as to the m ewed of the hospital from its present site, rendered neces sary by the premises being required by the Metropolitan Medway Company. Mr. W. H Bodkin was called to the *hair. Mr. H eals the secretary, read the report, from which it a that the hospital bad been in existence Ave years, wing which period it had afforded relief to =d of 250,000 cases of disease and sickness amongst oor s of St. Panersa and the adjacent districts. The gallamta relieved during the last 12 mouths had been 47,141, or • weekly average of 906. The number of in-patient's erring the same period had been 215. The hospital war open to all *preen without letters of recommendation. and was Amsted not only in the immediate vicinity of two large railway termini. but in the centre of • population numbering a quarter of a million. The income for the peat year had been 1,5111. 10s. ld., and the expenditure 1„3651. Se. 9d., leaving a Warms of 146/. le. 4d. The liabili ties were 1,336/. The premises being required for the Me tropolitan Railway, the committee were compelled to remove the hospital, but they desired to keep it es near ita present locality OA possible. The railway company bad given 1,750/. as compensation, which would more than clear off all liabilities, and enable the committee to start with their new building unencumbered. The report was adopted. Wuxi; AND BEQUEETS. —The late John Montagu lJperoft, Faq., of 121, Marylebone-road, who was possessed of very considerable property, died suddenly without mak ' iris anytestamentary dispositiow Mr. lTperoft was &boobs ' lor, and, having no relatives, letters of administration wen taken out by Henry Revell Reynolds, Esq., solicitor to the Treasury, oo behalf of the crown. The persooalty MO SWOTS under 160 , 0001. The deceased but a few months was** recipient of the sum of 109,000. under the will of • wealthy person recently deceased, and pripseets • singular instance et the danger d mews* Messrs. E. and E. Emanuel, of Porteea and I nation - in delaying legally .to dispose of Portsmouth, jewellers to her Majesty and the Emperor of ~ The will of the Rev. Edwin Pledgers, 8.D., = l ei . the French, have manufactured six chaste silver race cups ' Ayott St. Peter's, near Wel g am, 8.D., peoeuk it for the Emperor Napoleon 111. The classic designs are London , under 90,0001 . ty, and to* exquisitely wrought, and reflect the greatest credit on the ' his relict, sole executrix. The will hews &de I firm, so celebrated for these artistic productions. The late Dr. Pereira, in a letter to Dr. de Jose], h l ' Bls3' h assol e dftthi lq: ".e ." " Idicoll6else " lted h t°is h l i sBsB. t w o 18 . 2 . 11"Ie sa i r r ato thus memo the reasons for preferring Dr. de Jamb's Ugh!. t ° hi/ nieces Ann and Maas* dandkninnel bil Ist* Brown bee liver O il : '' t was acting that the maw of the titter Ell ba th •to be paid fr ee td Ifflanff ant!) &- Mat nabob see In Into the properties et this 041 Tieing and beer/sting all the rest et his • ....e .. reel elswelehimeif be the of this important medicine . The personal, to Ins relict absolniely. This rev. 011 is et eke very q whether considered with rate- s id e d on hi s estate , an d wan reuse to in esker, Street ce . chemical properties; sad I ant which h the xatot of k7 o tt tr7 . a, of " dillsi mu. .. nda t "' Ner t ludi t . dna ispsrese actibioi n ! e d lin . 7 4 , C4l 9L aaa m bi d pr . . daughter e a v a i l commas" I troa ol . J il eta lsarrilL ßledes, 111 144 1 .70 f B C = by sh , „ le Amer. iid „ d. and c a., m ig liw t binsgs, i Hall, Barley, and attained the age of 75. —lihtetrated London sad obsmists. Mars. SCOTCH 81Q1UI8TRATIONS. GEORGE DRUMMOND Klink and MMus BAJINNIXAN BIN, OW goy, wrights, AprU 8 at the Faculty HAD. Glasgow. Moat, POLAND, Kilmarnock, draper, April 10, at the (1001ne llotel, Kilmarnock. WILLSAX tl'J tuner, Ardroason, shipowner, April St at the Ovum Hotel, Kilmarnock. w. Ttiw, allgow, mason, Aprll N, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgo ALARMING' Balk Cuparatone, near Aberdeen, contractor, April 11, at the Lemon Tree TIMM, Aberdeen. WaLIAII BRADSHAW, Glasgow, w iae merchant, April 11, at the Faculty Hall, Olaagow. THOMAS Frrie, Glasgow, May manufacturer, April 11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. DJNALD Gow. Edinburgh, bootmaker, April 11, at Cay and Black's Booms, Edinburgh. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: LATEST MANCHESTER BETTING. FRIDAY Niesr. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 8 to 1 apt Ducat (t f) 8 to 1 Vancouver (t) 10 to 1 Phantom (t freely) • 10 to 1 cby Wild Da fl—Vast (t) 10 to 1 Suburban (offered) 10 to 1 Limosina (off) 20 to 1 4:amain° (t) 25 to 1 Sawcutter (t freely) TWO THOUSAND GULIMA.S. 4 to 1 on His field 10 to 1 apt Nottingham (t) 12 to 1 Caterer (t) 12 to 1 Alvediston (wanted) CROXTON PARK RACES.-FRIDAY. THE FLAMERS' PLATE of 50 son., giv en by the gentlemen of the surrounding hunts for bone s the property of farmers, weight for age, with certain allowanao. Heats. Two _ _ Mr. James Goodson's Maid of the Ville, by Black foot, 4 yrs, 12st Mr. Thomas Crowed Whitelock 5 yrs, HO (ldr..Wkwies) 1 2 1 Mr. W. E. Lawrence's Columbus, 6 yn, Mt Waem db. Mr. T. J. Burrow* . Ambrose, 4Burroughs, yra. list Mb (Mr. net Heat : Betting 7 to 4 on Arabrees ; 4 Jun.) to 1 IC MaM of the Vale, and 5 to 1 east Whitelocit !merits hd until going along the far side of the course, where both he and Columbus bolted. Maid of the Vale and !Meek& then came away by thenseelves, and a good ram in took place between the two, which Whitelock was on the port by a head ; dabreee and Columbus were both distanced. flecond heat :6to 4 on Withal)* who bolted at the bet Mn sad new caught Mud of the Vale, who wee 6860 y by 10 lengths. Third heat : Maid of the Vale won easily ; Whitslecie bolted. Trin WALTHAM Pun of 50 am., added to a Sweepstakes of 15 moss each, for all ; winners extra ; es and other allowances. About of &MIL (12 labs) lard Cleraterßeld's 1 by 8400kwell—Babette, 4 yrs, Set 101 b Lord Uxbridge's Erytbla, 2 yrs, est 81b One; blt it trtr t il 1 (T. Treece 2 - - Mr. W. B. Craven's Woman in Red. 6 Yri lei 10 lb ( Baahaan) Mr. H. Covent'le's Telegraph, Syrs, bit 6ib Kit ?ordinal) 4 Betting: 3 to 1 on Erythia, 6 to 1 apt the Babette filly. Lord Chesterfield's filly Jumped off with a alight command, which position she nuflatisised to the end, Erythia never getting quite up to the Babette filly, who won cleverly by • length, Erythia beating Woman in Red by four lengths, the was sepezating the tbirdsed fourth. Tas BILLICSDON COPLOW SURES of 3 soya. each, with 40 added ; foe bunion ; 12 sows. each ; winners extra. Once rowed. ColoiTel Forester's Leading Article, by .1 Stoekwell, Mest ( • I Mr.. Stokes's Yellow Dwelt gyre lbt (Mr. Colonel Burnaby's The Martyr, aged, I.lst Inc 141 b eat) Dyke of Rutland's Volunteer, iged, 12st (Coptoin NA Coveetry) M 3 4 Betting : 5 to 2sgst Leading Article, 1001 to 30 apt Ca. best Gurney, 6 to 1 apt Volubteer, 7 to 1 apt the Martyr, and Bto 1 apt Spot Yellow. The two favouritesla il r frost until coming up the bill out of the dip, where o Gurney fell back, and Yellow Dwarf with the Martyr = Lading Article, hat never getting well up, Leading was a good race by a short neck. The Martyr was a bad third ; Volunteer was fourth ; Gilbert Gurney fifth. The others did not par the pest. The Martyr was, after the race, objected to by Calomel Forester, on the grossed that he had not been altered according to the conditions of the race. THR GRANBY HANDICAP of 20 son. each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, he- ; for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; winners ester; patlesses riders; jockeys 71b atm Granby course shoat • mils sad a half, (49 subs., 35 of whom paid 5 son. sub.) Lord li. Paget es Prism lengetial, by Stockwe ll , 4 yrs, lost Mb sib ex) Mr. lines Dr Rappers., 4m, lOst flb (Cet i Scobelli S Lord Chesterfields Ja4l4 6 yrs, lost /lb ilb ex Ratersi 3 Mr. 11. 4 Chapsnan nsOessodram, 4 yrs, 104 Mb In. 71ber (Mr. W. Ber 111) 4 Betting : Even on Happen's, 3 to 1 each apt Conundrum and Prises Imperial, s ad 10 to 1 apt Jaeinths. Prince Imperial, to arforybaci start, spade play to the top of tire hill, where the favourite joined him, end far a few strides the twosome ea sib* side • Happens them held the lead Les lbw abides whim Primo; Imperial spin teak the lead, aid alter a las nor won cleverly by • abut nosh 3asinths was • bed third, Conundrum last. On retuning to *male Captain &obeli loudly complained of the start, he userting that the white Bag never fell at all, and that he warn at lust thirty lengths of when Prince Imperial jumped away in frt. Tax MILVOnt CAMS &mare of 10 mom each, with 80 added, fora .colts, 84 10lb ; fillies, 84 71b ; winces say._ Maiallo.weatess._.(2B.sebe.) sib (o. Fordhani) 1 Mr. M. Comdata • Como* tit (W. Grubb', 2 Mr. T. Banff. f b Longbow—alder to Stafford, Set (Chalker?: 3 Count Itatthyanes Aroma. fat (H. Bradley, 4 Betting : 6to 4 apt Brighton, 5 to 1 each agst Berle riromnazd sister to Stafford, 6 to 1 each apt Camberwell and The lot got off on good terms. Watehilre and Aroma, after going a few strides, took a slight lead to the distance, where the favourite came to the front, and with Caracole, The Longbow t 611 y, and Aroma, had the finish to themselves, Brighton wineing easily by a length, half a length between the second and third, a neck between the third and fourth ; the others beaten off. THs CaorroN PARK PLAIII of 50 son., added to a sweep stakes of 5 mom each, for all ages ; winners extra. One - 111. R. Law's Inclats., by Weatherbit, 3 yrs, Ost 111 b (wbeatley) 1 14r. W, G. Craven's WIbI Duck, 3 yrs. Rot 5111 . (J. Reeves) 2 Count Betthyany's Lopeatcher, 4 yrn, 611,.. (FL Bradley( 3 Mr. M. Sadd's Commander, 3 yes, tlst 131 b (Inc 41b ex Pearsal 4 Dr. Beevor's Barnaby Moor, 6 yrs, list 121b....rr. ( Wench ) 11 Betting: 2 to 1 east Wild Duck, 5 to 2 apt Lopcatcher, 4to 1 apt imitates, and sto 1 apt Commander. &rushy Moor led for the tint half-mile, when he fell bask beats., and Incitatue, with Wild Duck in close order, made taw rest of the running, Incitatus winning family by three lesphs ; a length between the second and third ; Com mander was a bad fourth. Barnaby Moor did not par the poet. - - - - - - Tat Or of 50 son., added to a baudicap Pweepetakee of 20 sees. 4wsh„ for Syr-eids and upwsrde, wisest' extra isatlimma Adam Two mdse. at subs., 11 of whom paid 5 sow. eaah Mr. W. N. Po ft. ) wys no Wapparee, by Utopian. 4 yrs, list Sib MEsr. E. Coventry Fergus, 4 yrs, 104 lfib (Count latthyy 1 ) 2 Mr. W. F. N. Norton en The Don, IS yrs, 11.1 Alb Ow an elb extra) (Mr. 0. B. Thompson) 3 Betting : bto 2on Rapparos, 7 to 2 agst The Dos, and 4 to 1 apt Perm. The last-named went away at a good pus for a short distance, when the favourite took up the run sin& and, carrying it 00, woo in a canter by four lengths ; six Wogths between the third sad fourth. Tll2 SMART BTAILSB, of 5 nova. each, with II added, for a Wk 3-yr-01 . ds and upwards ; selling and other allowances. Half Mr. bovill's Di/appointment, by The Flying Thitehmall. Olt 4Th .... Mr. CI. s. Thom/mon' ^ - Yra - . W. Meek', aeatberly Wind, 3 yrs, fist elb Oa) (Mr. W. lk,v111) 2 Lord WlKores Pundoestone, aged, list 21b (car. list 31b) (804 • (Mr. Clark) 3 Betting: 6 to 4 apt Disappointment, and 7 to 4 apt Southerly Wind. The winner made the whole of the run ning, and came in an easy winner by two length. Punic*. atone did not pass the post. The winner was put up by auction, but no one bidding he was not sold. LATEST BEI7DW ON THE COURSE. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 8 to 1 apt Phantom (t and ot1) 100 to 9 Dust (t and off) 1000 to 30 Babette filly (t mad off) CHESTER CUP. 200 to 9 apt Brighton (t) THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. There was a good sprinkling of old University men and others at Pigmy yesterday to view the rowing of the two crews who are to contend from Putney to Mortlake neat &tunny. Both crews went out, and their work was witssesed with mock interest and gratification. Of Oxford, who went afloat before the others, it behoves us first to speak. They went out at half-put three, rowing a very exositeot stroke ; their action is still lofty, and the defeat in time, so apparent when they fist appeared at Putney, is now cured, and they may fairly be sail to be rowing well together ; they draw their oars well through the water, and, for a very heavy crew, the stroke is sharp and more lively than at tint ; but it is suggested that they would be improved by having a little weight taken off the crew. The Cambridge mew went up half as hour later than their rivals. They row exceedingly well and together ; in every respect it is a very promising crew ; indeed, to promising that we think there is not much to choose between them at presseet, although the Cambridge are to much lighter than their opponents. Their time ever the course yesterday is stated to have been a few emends km then the Oxford ; bat, in the first place, it is &Meth to say whether each was doing his best, sad there might have been mine slight different* in the tides, whisk are se m weak. owing to the enormaas quantity of laud water cut, which running down Moods them ems sickishly. indwel l it is but little better than still water s u m &ram ; the labomeconsequeutly Is awl. iotretued. Betting le 5 te 4 am Oxford.