The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-06 00:00:00

,Z---' ,t,:3,, ,' --- x_,,. _ II- - - No 4,909.] CAUA, calling at MADRAS —Tlie well ltTTivr capper auxiliary elmseldp HYDABF2I4I.II. toes. 31/0 lonepowsr, now loading In the Victoria (La ud on) DAM will have as the 11th Ma t Ebarking passengers at sal Winn! Gravesend on the lea . megnilicent ship. boßt es =:or the India los been. boroustly ratted, boa accommodation isr pomingsrs, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a alargiva. The service will les osealord small by ass at the following treadling anxillory Awn ma* Wombs; to this Cooicany : Dab el Lady Jacobs UN NO Jam 11. limadttas Cleasells = MI AEZ. aim WI wis ties No Et ibl arsors 1 16 an Derambse Ili. Pori*lA or is* to Mom 8/1111DIIAT sad 0w, 8.W. the hoilista. Visors. ALFRED sod Ca.)* IR ; sr at Uss Moss of Ile tsway, S. ltiociag-isas, Loma LC, *hors oho of 01. mar for appointments as ldlcishbosa la this service should oe. Altil 1:121W, reczeisty. India sad London Mots. / I CI Meow itiolltd) , 9, Mineinolsma, Z.C. Y 81111131 COMIRTAWATION to sad r iNNYOBJE Lesel-111, l i f o l=L. NEW YULE.. Mg NNW tell-powirol fr Mow Mw. ddips, NM*/ eh QUM& kritli to embark Eirsiews Essisaies. istaakres: WEEKLY ElEil! LIyEAIPOOL PQ isw - 7Fri - oi - siiitaZw r iiiiiike." - lisis7 - W maw 14. CITY Of NSW YOIIX. 0c10ar...... 1... Ap01l 11. AM ovary W Cobh prow. IS, IT. 104 21 golsossr tow sown. far oma& a t abodatioo. Forword prom 8 p Moulin Nair = todwfbe pro rooted. Tomagors C Own. auk wry otheasiopow Soono—Yor Welker portleslors EVLOy WILLIAM INMAN, U. Water-day* Liverpool; or to and KAM. Q. II 111111mo4Irook City. ROTTERDAM and the RIUNR-BIIKKER STAVICL—Tiss Ifailioriasda fikeisabost Oossomay's re alised aM Asvoadts Peddle Kamer BATATIZZ, Captain W. 1011111, having boss feting, redecorated for tho seems, sad Mad with laereassd easodismodation tnr passers; wit! be dispatebsd trots the British awl Yorefis Sisans.olust Wapping. area SUNDAY MORNING, at 11 ust. woNssß, rstenihre from BoWardses ivory Tuesday. Taro : RS ; MOW A 1 tlr. ; fore .ails. 17a. 6d. Muni Oskar at a he. sad a La The Sam, Yammer Tystioord wlll he &quashed tram of the Tower ovary Thursday sarly.e schews Pars Al.— Apply caAnurs Unbend or to P to HILLIPPS, ONATIS, and P 11. Dosellaas,; KC. NORTHERN ASEIIIRA.NCE COMPANY for TIRE and LITZ ASSURANCE at HMI sad ABROAD. Established la MIL Incorporated by Act of Par ßamona. 0Wta1—L1,259,760 Acettated hinds upwards of £OOO,OOO. Mos is Landon-1. LUZ DEPART7Str&reet (Reduced Rates 1.4 - tte — feit — Zi *est, Indies.) The Dtrectors of this Company beg to announce that they a new system of rates for the Rest and West Ina% eieaMerably lower than three now charged by this or— Ilbsy belleve —thy other company, but differi from les ion regent that no reduction takes place ng on the i the old nsured re- Serelgs ton:steps or proceeding to any other part of the world met with an extra premiere be this method the insured, Iceland at Wag rob tignied is a extra premium (Meted the years of his red eem in the Tropics. has the option of throwing the Noe over rip whets currency of his insurance by yeytng a Azad rate, it will be seen, Is very little higher than Osbert* one. Tile following are specimens of the new rotes TABLE L—ILST INDIES AND CHINA. ANNUAL Pianvie rot in Issinrica or Ll4O. (Payable during tbe lodes aarreaay al as Polley.) Without Profits. . A La. 1 II ll $ 1 11 1 0 S 2 as U $ 17 1 WM /511 boat Prat& Al.. ?meta A s. d. 4. d. 2 11 9 U 2 0 2 11 11 20 7 9 215 0 39 6 219 9 42 14 1 11 11 6 11 45 10 I No airs charge for roper. Tama IL—van INDIES. ACCLIMATED LIVIA. Annul. PIINII7I 101 nu Durum or 410 e. Arable daring the metre curfew, of the roller Without Profit& With Proilte. Without Probis. a c 4. 2 7 0 2 10 3 2 13 11 2 la 1 3 2 I t 13 1 ■ 1114 9 16 3 0 11 30 3 6 7 43 $ 10 9 46 s. d. 3 7 11 3 13 0 6 0 4 • 8 2 4 17 1 it a L 11 16 I 6 2 11 • 10 7 4 14 6 6 11 7 The West Indian Rates 1 minds perrolastos to reside in say part et tbe wortt-the West Coast of Africa exceptaL -- Prospeetuw and full Tables of Estee will be furnished oa ap phosttou.—hy order of the Board. A. P. HATCHER, Secretary. LONDON abd BRAZILIAN BANK (Limited). To be incorporated tinder the Joint Stock Companies Acts, with Limited Liability, and to be registered so a rocitte Anonyme Bra L Capital £1,000.000, in 10.000 shares of 0100. Zilch share to be converted into tour shares of .C 2 S, after the passing of the Government Sill now before Parliament, with t ozr d to increase the capital. tYY lee, per share on application, and further deposit of xi 10a. on allotment. DIIII6CTOIIS. H. L. itischoffsbenn ;Biechoffsheirn and GoUm P. C. Cavan ;Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., John White eater 4. W. Cater, Son, and Co.`,. Join Worm Mlln iJ. B. Inn and Co.). PknooeC, 91,n (Bobist newton and Co.), co . W. P. SehoMeld Jae of U. and S. Henry and Co., manclmater). Bairns m LoNoun—Mews. Glyn, MiUa, and Co. BAIIEMIS la Paaro—Measra. Mochalabeim. Goldschnddl, and Co. lioucwou—lgesses. &reham, Dalrymple, and Drake, 414 Par- BROKA—Mr. George Throgniorton-street. The rapid increase of the commercial relations between Brazil and Great Britain, and the large investments of F.aglish capital in Brazilian undertakings, call for the establishment of corres ponding financial facilities. No part of the world offers to a banking undertaking greater security, with the probability of larger results, than does the Brazilian Empire. The vastly increased and Increasing means of communication by steam, tne rapid advance in railway enter prise, as well as its Immense mineral and agricultural wealth, all demand the introduction of a more advanced system of than is at present afforded. T' bi liT'lesire that Tao been shown by the Government of Brazil for the introduction into that empire of all modern aids to the development of its commerce and resources, is a sufficient gua. mates that increased Banking facilities, conducted upon Eng lish principles, will be regarded with favour ; and there eau be no doubt that the proposed undertaking will secure the cont. dence of the commercial community of Brant. It Ls proposed in the tint instance to commence business in the City of Rio de Janeiro, where the minimum rate for the best mercantile paper at the banks rules from 8 to 9 per cent., and in the open market still higher. In Bahia, Pernambuco, and other provinces of the empire, the current rates considerably exceed Om( at Rio. Coffer - Theexliting MU of ?ailment, regulating the forma tion of Banking Compsnlea the nominal amount of the shares cannot be Axed at legs than £lOO, hut the Government have in troduced a Bill into the House of Commons which removes this restriction and, should that Bill pass Into law, it is intended to convert each share in this Company into four shams of the no minal amount of £ Y S each. Prospectuen and forms of application for shares may be oh. lathed at the offices of Mr. G. IL Seymour, 38. Throgmorion• street Applications for shares to be addressed to the Directors at the temporary offices of the Company : but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt of Mows. Glyn, Mills, and Co. for 82 10s. per share on the number of abarz t r e lgd for. Thin sum will be returned in the event of the on not being acceded to: and, if an allotment is hada. t will be applied towards the full deposit of .C 5 per share, Twaperazy Moss, St, Old Broad greet, London, May 6. To the D1rect;;;;:1 GIERLIXII4,—Bating paid to your credit, with Yam. Olyn, YWti end Co., the sum of hereby request that you will allot sne shares In the London and Brazilian Bank Limited), and I hereby accept such shares, or any assailer number that may be allotted to mc, and agree to alga the articles of works. *ion of the Company when required . l am , Oentkanaa, Name in fall Addreal la tan Date VLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Olientat Botanical Yreparstion for Improving and Beenti tying the Complexion and akin. The radiant bloom It imparts to Qs cheek, and the softness and delicacy which ft Induces of the bands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness. tan, pimples, spots, freckles, disoolors. lions, and other cutaneous visitations, render It intilepenseble to every toilet. It obviates all the ants of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar hest. Price es. 6d. and Bs. tkl per bottle.—aold at 60, Batton-garden: and by chemists aad perfumers. Ask kw lowlands' Kalydor,^ and beware of epsilons and pernicious articles under the name et " Latydor." ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVID PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of I. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver sou. plan* indigestion, wind, imams. iftddissoo. &mimes of the eyes, de. For habitual coeUveness, se a family aperient medicine, end a• a polder of the blood, they are truly emellant in Midi operation sad grateful to the stemseb they erode f1t1= .4 444 19010811bsa ile olio's morons sy • = 44 y W. 10, lenoys.street. sod by mad dry r bozos. la. lid. sad 28. 9d. sore to ask ter Oe= Mess and laver Puna. The gawks are 11=lfeenpeekage. 111/8 0 Minus leatbert," mimed on th e aR. RIOORD'S ISSENOR el LIFE sidlelle sumisod to tits sod shattered seesiteatimis la mts. Mere Is Impassible. Its sleets ere perermsel Xe massiletlee imeseess7 —floid In ems. milk PM besissettom et Us., es leer vuuititles far as., sot said re. looked as noels a/ rensittince or ear, suesili: e r= OM Ca, 1/21, Woad. mess Temple-bar. II 11 Ii r Is N I . Vo S PAPER xt-:: ' • ' J:7I 4 -- . • - . r . • w . , . '.., '... —. wiz • - / flj Ilb t I dj- it -1 ,ssaa xa _ __ __ \ ~ .... - 1 4 i MR. CRAWL= DICKENS'S NEW READ INGS, DE JeansifsbalL—On SATURDAY MINING, Way at 8 preekeV, Yr. at ARLIE MCKIM nfil READ • NICRWAS lIIMULDI at Its. Squeen's &boot, BOOTS at the HOLLY TIES INS. and Yr. 808 SAWYER'S PARTY Boa PICIEWICE.—Wds slag, as : body of bell and balcony, lID Man and Tkieta Mbe had at Mews Map -4111 SS Juno' 1118. PfooadtUy ; sad at Austin's • • T=OM BIADLAND. Secretory. WMARL= DICKINBI3 NZW READ INWL-1/Ibe ONLY TWO arm/coon KLADIPIGS. andJainwes-ball. AT MORROW AFTRRNOON, WEDNESDAYRNOON, May AI, Mr . CH DICKE'IB will RLID Ms DAVID OOPPERITIFLD (In Ms obsP• Sera 6 dal* la. ; body of ban and balcony, Is ; area and ioNgs for those two Readings in be yell Oss as t U st rnam ' in's TickeLogloe, Bp, James's-hall, Piccadilly. Doers rose I at f ; conamanc• &SS ecisek. THOMAS HEADLAND. Searobry. TILE LONDON PAVILION.—The LIONS of LONDON. —Naves will be tread sae attroolls Sae the LONDON PAVILION. The Markel /alertslament ashram all the setrepollisa broarfloa, suing aad amity Slag the wrastaaa also at the prieks fa the sokostfaa So pro- 01. The Desk Tal o ent pr is anormalled. Pres the 17th at , lad retroshassals et all Wads tram $ am. Dreaktiets, la Lamers ala carte, as at deed sleds, always ready.—The LON DON PAVILION, Tlebboratketreet. top oe the NoluerDet LOIBL mad PONNAAPIXIII. Propr4stara RAU-DB-VI& —This Pure PAL BRANDY, paps. Y desseastoalled. non emando, to be ounitely boo trout acidity, and veey imparter to moot time ot Cognac la heath bottles, 11a. par dos : or tik a asap for flee onontey, Itea a p ed costa, and to be tiunM eolltot i ttt w a c r= and Co., O l d Itutdvalt nolbera,MC. 3eV—Pale Dinner SHERRY, 24a. per dos. Il a way earriage paid. laeottraitsded with aoattdanae. =NAY B aad Cu, Diatilhwa mad Importers, Holborn ban, LC. aTKVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mar cassia—COGNAC BRANDY.—The &acuity In obtaining math setesined foreign spirit is a pure state Is well knows. although ft le essential, partieeirly when required for medicinal WirOa' It sMaid be perfectly genuine. ISTEVIIN3 and es long been famous for their Cognac Brandies, which for gelicannot be surnamed, be imporbed exclusively from fil Cognac Holum STZVENB and BONS wires are finest old beam Ili. and 16a per gallant Choke old pale, rTs. and gallon. Wines sad Spirits of every description at l i7resomaabk prices. All goods delivered free within aye Tame, t ae Ilshepipstentrest 11111ths. QIIIOR—LEA and PERRINS beg by ameba the Puldie wa =aparleas Deflations of their WOICISTICISSUP2 SLUM ASK Orr Li i r gilu nittl ali sad NO &WM Pooromoood Osasekssars to UCK" be ONLY GOOD M Sold shahs* sad for export, bpy the Iloyfieton, Worcester Kama MGM sad BLACKWIIAL leo*" Kama RAWLY sad SONS, ea, ie., sad by grocers sad Wawa uarreresny. pIIRNITURZ, CARPETS awl BEDDING. sot woratioiseat, elaborately Mnatembed with US away ,lada sd= g pries al every artiste, and eatintatea far eon bonen ed any elms. Ms eery metal 'lda I.7ewirded pails end pot tree en opoitiotto to LIWIN CRARCOUZ and C.. Wirt Manntaabseen, SS and Queues. bands's, Cniglitabeldne, Leedom. Combs seders were bac K.& Aa elepnt and emplate wawa drawingeven mite, 36 'shwas Mahatma b e: A subway, SS ; sad two laminae madWm suit* Gab guineas welt . Tbe triton new, aad bargains. GOLD REVIVER, Is. 6d. per bottle ; Electro ntsiv silver, latabbied more than 60 yearn for On trauma, and ween-cdt pitied surticiea, new, by a Nagle application. PDX WITH, 2111, Intend, W.O : Deane, Lendowbridge Earelay, tion-aintet Farrian Bobo Banner ; Kennedy, Pantheon ; Apltn, 26, Lawt,eireade Jackson, 9, Wesilandew, WAIL LONDON, TUESDAY MINING, MAY 6, 1862, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENa (arcrTs'a man Alts.) ITALY. NAPLES, iiAT 4, Ensura. The French fleet in this harbour to-day enter tained the spectators with a sham sea fight. The spectacle was of a very brilliant character, and ter minated with an exhibition of Bengal lights in the Italian and French colours. The King and the Viceroy of Egypt were present. The manoeuvres were greatly admired by the people, who received them with loud acclamations. TURIN, KAT S. The subscription to the great canal irrigation scheme in Upper Italy has been two-and-a-half times covered in eight days. This bar produced a very favourable east. INDL& (By balograph to Point as Galls sad from Eiris.) • - . CIAIMUTTA, Aram lA Mr. Laing has made his financial statement. lie anticipates a surplus of 1,500,00 W. ro l d `b2 k port duties on pleas goods ars reduced to 6 cent., and on yarn to n per cent. The is.to_ootne into operation from the 93rd April. INTELLIGENM CALCUTTA, Ana 15. Bhirtings firm. Mule twist active and advancing. The indigo season has tereniaated. Copper 2 amuse higher. Saltpetre unchanged. Exchange on London, 2e. Ojd. Government securi*s Four per Cents., 914. Government securities Five per Cents., 103 k. Freights, 63e. BOMBAY, Amur. lfi. Cotton steady. Twist advancing. Piece goods in moderate demand. Linseed prices advancing. Five per Cent. Government , S'emritita, 108 f. Freights quiet. CHINA. (By telegraph from Baas.) CANTON, Arm 1 Grey shirtin,gs and water twist unchanged. Tea bra, but little doing : total export to daily 81,893,0001ba. Exchange on London, 4a. 60. SHANGHAig, 11Aioz 1. Grey shirtings advancing. Tea active. Bilk, 10 taels higher, No. 3 Teatlee, 390 ; settlements in fortnight, 3,500 bales • export to date, 62,900 bales. Exchange on India, 298. Freights for boa, 1100. ; for silk, 120 e. AUSTRALIA. (By telegraph from Baez.) MELBOURNE, Mmica 25. The total export of gold since the departure of the last mail amounts to 133,019 ors. Martell's and Benneesy's brandies, oats, hams, tea, and sugar advancing in price. An active business doing in Geneva and butter at advancing prices. Bass's ale and flour higher pries demanded. Rice dull. Coffee unchanged. Exchange firm. ADELAIDE, Emma Et. Exchange rising. Trade dull. SYDNEY, lLsacn 22. Exchange unaltered. Trade active. THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. The fifth report of the trustees of the National Portrait Gallery, lewd this mot., adds Vim Ss Oa last of 42 doestioas gives in farmer reports. The geese las also graciously promised a partasit of the kits Prises Cau se& The purchases here inersased fun 20 to • /IL The great difficulty which is now encountered by the trustees, and which is telt more and more in proportiee m the collection tinder their charge exteeds, arises front the always inadequate and now utterly deficient moaned exhi bition. The trustees in the course al last month addressed the following letter to the Board of Treasury : " National Portrait Gallery Trust, 29, Great Georgeatrest, Westm i ns t er, March 20. "My Lords,—At a meeting of the trustees of the Na tional Portrait Gallery, held this day, Berl Stanhope in the chair, I was directed to represent in the strongest terms to her Majeety's Board of Treasury how utterly inadequate is now the space as their disposal compared with the pictures which they have been enabled to obtain. Them pictures, accruing partly by purchase and partly by donation, amount up to this date to 139, as the enclosed catalogue will show. To display these pictures for public exhibition, the trustees have only at their disposal two apartments of very moderate sin, a very small back mom on the same floor, sad the walls of the Manama They are unable to place at all the great picture of the House of Commons, by Haynie, which was presented by the government in 1838, and which, of necemity, re• Line for the present in a committee-room of the House at Commas. Many of the pictures that are played by the Madam are also of neccasity placed in a most an• favourable light ; ell are crowded, and the trustees aro wholly at a loss to provide for fresh secessions. It may be said, with entire truth, that the complaints which have lately been made of this institution in the House of Com• moos and elsewhere proceed altogether from the want of space, for which the trustees ere not responsible. The trustees, therefore, desire to make an urgent representation to her Majesty's government for a more eateaded space, that may enable the trustees to display, with less dissdvan• tags, the very numerous, and, in great part, very valuable works which this gallery has acquirod.—l have, &c., (Signed) " Gnomes &near, " Secretary aid Keeper. "To the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury." It ia gratifying to be able to add that, in spite of these great deficienoim in spas and in light, the number of visitors to the temporary apartments has steadily increased. A return of these numbers has been laid before the House of Commons in obedience to their order dated March 13, 1862. It has been subsequently printed, and will be found to give the particulars in full details month by mouth. Without recapitulating these details, it may be sufficient here to state th►t the number of visitors, which in 1859 was 5,306, and in 1860, 6,392, rose in 1861 to 10,907. The armless have the fullest confidence that with improved aircocumoda tion, and, as one consequence of it, an increase of open days, the number of the annual visitors would be further and very largely augmented. LIGAL APPOINTMINT.—Mr. John A. Russell, of the Northern Circuit, has been appointed SolicitouGsmend for the amity palatine of Durham. FATAL AMIDIINT ON TEI Noss BRITISH RAIL wAT.—A fatal accident occurred on the North British Rail way on Saturday afternoon, near St. Boswell's. It " that u the train leaving Edinburgh at 3.45 p.m. for LTC eau proceeding between Newtown and Marton, the az riasee, eight In number, including the guard's break-van, left the rails, and the last err broke their coupling from the others, and were precipitated down the railway bank, about fourteen feet in depth. The destruction of the car riages wee serious, and one gentleman Mr. Easton, skinne r , of mu se u nt rgn, was killed on the WAWA ; hie body wee found under the carriages. Many of the pee mongers received serious injuries, emoept other a son of Mr. Easton, Mr. David Sherrill, of near Deem, and Mr. Hunter, teacher, Kelso. The injuries these pullss have sustained appear to be concussion of the brain. Interiml injuries were sustained by the Rev. Mr. Mackie and Mr. Stow* of Geleabiela ; Mr. Grierson, ormensereial traveller, Hawk& ; Mn. Buttes, of Hawk& ; Mr. Nisbet, ember, Hawick ; Mr. Mills, of Drumhead, Ert-Lothian ; and 12 or 14 others. The reports late on Saturday night as to the first four named parties seriously injured were very unfavourable, but during Sunday the repute were more favourable. Mr. Sheriff and Mr. Hunter were removed to Melrose Boon after the widest, and were attended to by Dr. Brews. Mr. Easton, pus., Was tam to Newtown. The body of Mr. Easton, senior, lies at Maztoa maim • large staff was employed during Saturday night and Sudsy mania, in moving the flibris of the carriages, and re =the line of rails, which had been esenadtrably &- We understand that up to hot night Mr. Lan, jets., Mr. Buster, and Mr. Marti, were paper* favourahly.—Semessism. The show of fruit blossom in the south of Eng land this moos is the guest that has been bourn for years, and there is every prospect of a prolific crop of fruit the year. TS* INTERNATIONAL ZIERIBITION. Yesterday was the first five shilling day and its results were,'of course, anxiously looked f orward to by the financiers of the Zxhibition. The weather was favourable fora good start, being very different from that of Saturday, and the consequence was, combined with the reduction of price, a larger in flux of visitors. We were very much surprised to find, however, that the management had not quite made up its mind as to how they were to be admitted, as several persons were sent to the south east tower, then refused admittance there and for warded to the entrance in the middle of the façade, and finally admitted, only after long debate, and an exceedingly rigorous and searching examina tion of their credentials. It is really to be hoped that all the entrances will be open and in working order by the time the shilling public require ad mittance. Within the building it becomes daily more evi- I dent that the opening on the Ist of May was more a form thane fact, as not one of the courts is yet quite ready for inspection, whilst the galleries have still full a month's work in them. There was . ir ir rn et e4riidenoe in pusMm forward the "!?rectors " the " B6smut Onefft," and 'the Picture Gallery, as without them, it is to be feared, the Conimlaaieners would have had to deal with a very unruly public. However, so far as the melees are concerned, rt is satisfactor y to know that those who pay a shilling for admission at a month's end will be infinitely better of than the ticketholders of the earliest issue, The shilling public will have no " vouchers" to obstruct them, but will have a good and uninterrupted view of a well arranged and attractive exhibition. There is some thing being done with the iageniously-oonstructed system of detached forte with which the manage ment had fortified the nave against a too formidable advance of promenaders. The ground has been considerably cleared at one end, and it looks all the better ; but there is a good deal yet to be done at the other before it can be made either sightly or convenient. People atop before each monstrous and unsightly hoarding, hold up their hands in wonder, and ask under what possible system could such excrescences have been permitted to sprout up within the building. There is one hexagonal erection of great ildtitucle, which causes as much in terest and curiosity as if it were a sarcophagus lately dug up at Nineveh. Round the top cornice runs a rhapsodical inscription, and over each sec tion of the sentence is perched a little flag, with some touching legend, such as " Bristles," em blazoned on its field. Under this is a portion of the inscription, say, "The ocean's foam ;" and immediately beneath that scenes, " Gulls percha works, West HMO The foreign visitors read the inscription right down, and have immense difficulty in making good sense out of " Bristles, the ocean's foam, Gutta-percha works, West He This mon strosity s ought to be removed at once, as every hour it remains gives rise to fresh reflections as to the capacity of the persons who per mitted or superintended its erection. One of the forte is well garrisoned by Mr. Harry Emanuel, and we only wish for hie own sake that be had selected a better locality. The turret in which he exhibits his precious gems is of the most cum brous design, so as quite to dwarf the brilliants, which, if they had fair play, could hardly be sur passed in the Exhibition. There is a brooch the centre stone of which, a prodigious emerald, once adorned the turban of the "Lion of the Punjaub," and the pendant is a pearl as large as a plover's egg. 10,0001. is considered a moderate price for this jewel, which would be admirably suited for a wedding present. Then there are tow brilliants mounted an eters, worth 20,0001., and a suit of opals and diamonds which would be an enormous sacrifice "at 9,0001. Alto gether, Mr. Emanuel exhibits jewels to the value of 350,0001. ; but more than all the high-priced gems, he piques himself on the production of articles of both artistic, and intrinsic value, each of which should come within 201. in price. We were shown several bracelets of elegant design and high order of workmanship, any of which could be sold at the above moderate figure. If Mr. Emanuel could only be persuaded to emigrate to the side, and allow his present Bomsrsund to be' blown up, he would immensely serve the public, and, we are mire, obtain a better position for himself. It is a fact which may not, perhaps, have struck the pleased visitors, that five or six jewellers, the great majority British, exhibit more value than the whole remainder of the. Exhi bition. There never before was got together so brilliant and valuable a collection of diamonds, and never so many particular stones of enormous value, and each with a history of its own. Next to the precious metals, the Roman Court develops new features every day. The superintendents were yesterday busy arranging a wonderful collection of cameos, which will be exhibited to-day. Some of the beet are by Eliza Piatruan, daughter of our eminent medallist ; but the wonder of the collec tion is a Medusa's head by Benedetto, to which no doubt all the virtuosi will be attracted. There is also a table of solid Carrara marble inlaid with malachite and coloured stones and minerals, which it is snorted occupied the artist eleven years in t h e construction. It did not strike us that it was an equivalent result for so much patient labour, but it is considered to be one of the great rarities of the court. The sculpture, which is very graceful, but somewhat feeble and monotonous in character, will of course require a notice to itself, but as in 1851 the " Broken Drum" became every one's favourite, we prognosticate that this time " The Shepherd and his Dog" will achieve uni versal popularity. A boy offers • piece of bread to his dog, and suddenly draws his hand away ; the dog bounds and barks, and it is this moment which the sculptor has fixed. The group tells its own tale—the laughing boy, the eager dog, and the accessories. Everyone will understand it, and so marvellous and expressive is the execution that everyone will admire. It is the work of a young sculptor, Malpieri, but he will not be for long au unknown one. From the splendours of the Roman Court, and the glitter of the diamonds, to the grim iron and steel giants of the annexe is rather a violent tran sition. As yet the giants--that is to say, the great locomotives—are by no means comfortably settled, but fi dget about on the central trains, as if they did not know where to run to. Some of the cotton machinery has been got to work, and visitors gather round and ask how it is with the people down in Lancashire. As this department had the most interest for the working people in 1851, we trust it will be hurried on to completion in time for the shilling days. It has been pointed out to us that the mention of the house of Caster, of Amsterdam, in connexion with the great diamond, " the Star of the South," is likely to lead to the impression that they are the owners of the precious jewel. This however, wo are informed, would be erroneous. Messrs. Coster were merely the polishers of " the Star of the South," as they were of the Koh-i-noor. They were intrusted with the stone for the purpose of exhibition, but have no further interest in it than any other exhibitor. The interests in the stone are represented by a highly respectable firm in Paris to the extent of one-fourth, and by an equally respectable firm in London, who represent the remaining three-fourths. THE ItaILKOAD Ta2.—ts deputation of railroad in here to appal the Pianos Committee of =at . to to sad* the tax of raikeed corporatism, so as to be squally distributed over tier satire receipts, baresd el beim meeened, ea ia the present fees, shoed entirely en .UllOOlO4 tram yaseenpre, leaving the income hiss freight to bear bat a sena parties al the berdes—Waelaingtes correspondent of Phekeddyshirs /liirtirer• CZYWAL PAZACIL 0,11 finuaiNce DAT. MONDAY, MAT s.—Adaissious ea psynisat, 1,730; ditto, ti soma tickets, 448; Wad, 2,178. [Stamped, id. Additional.) MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.. The fourth concert of the season took phkee but eveelag. The following was the pregmeete of a highly interesting porkereease : Pon I. Mks& sofa Aris, " Irma% voaak" Nano. now (Itaidelo Dlovoloi nc 1d e " sad la D lhrepabsse. Nom% Nal liald U Now, di nprol Nowt Osaoado fa Ware, pleader , * Now Moor Itimard. Pam IL Ilimicodo la C. No.l Daribirma. AY Dart., " Cri a dsis's,lr" 11 (D 42l. as Okinord Mow t ma " . * Nd, Concerto, violin. Mr. Cooper Noadskarda. Overture (Der Frolrhafts) Webs,. Coaductar—Prohafor (Mirada. Beaffelt, Jim Doc. • • The vocal pieces sung by lidlle. Thiene - were the most attractive features of the cower. It will be sea her the programme that each of these piers was a chef Cowry ; and in their perherease this brospenrie Mir exerted haven in a ruiner whir' emir& tie manna te eathn• skew After the "Now ad stir - the anima whir rang from all parts al the mem mu preicoged attic .he had LA the oscherra. and brought Int back to repeat her ante ar knowledgmente. After Neyerbeer's sir from Berri is Malik whew the applause but trek to sabile; i ti was milled el "Idayerbesr, Member r • by erre parses who had observed the illeetriees -spree in • ben. Lew le -1 Meat the whole reirese ram and all um wire direrall towards him, while the room remanded with erhorlier. He roes and bowed hi thanks for a mark of respect whist I most have been very gratifying to him. ROYAL ITALIAN 0/12.1. Mdlle. Adelina Patti appeared last night, for the tYM time this season, in the Sinamunkla, sad is ranked by s fall hams in the 110111111 t which was to be sapsoled %Gar bee triumphs et bat MUM EgiO• than she has bad series of brilliant mocomes in Frume sad Germany, end »Miss to es embellished in pima, sad with her moil powers stresMileased end nishired. Nothing 'add be mom taptireisi Nem her pereenstien of ths inlsreseleg someday girl, or mime 'hamming Gra the style in which she marbled the diadem embed Belbare beat opma. Nor meld &Dyeing be more 'seismologic they the applause she rewired ; and it was widest that this wee the emirtuommint of free triumphs still peeler thee those of het year. Rs wee ably .seamed by Oseleni, vises Elvin* bee always besa are of lib best parts ; mad Teglinaeo, whew Count was as agreeable sad gentlemanlike performanoe, was much sad deserts* applauded in the pretty air " Vi savvier.• DRAMA. ---r -BT. JAMBI& Another fairy extravaganaa wan produced het evening at ta• above theatre. It is iron the Fro= o r of Yr. William Breesk sad is entitled Prise t A ; or the ?airy Boots. There is me ainer a andled estiplam wither of its piell err It. ; ibe almost thelygramty by its title. Of course is a fills admirably represented by Mr. Itresk letlitems, two pee nay whom he is dwiroes of sad oas farsitear wham be isis to prevent bee"'Oahe marrisd. The termer *rat he assennibbose bat ad the latter ; ae fats.. Ameba hiterlimes, with the ineiblilde pima combined el yeerth, gni beim and 'a bensficient fairy. The rambisorry of the ;den tame mair elvety up.. tin, rowdier peocurty pens= =w a lk roses of enabling their owner to We the wheed-for niemest. By aid of the them awed triand oonveehmt situations are pained mid ed The extrempam is written will mon ibis said spirit, sad was received with Mill mare Sea mod eatheelano. To those—sad we fear they are the who ow far modem bedeemass, we one ralalliallaMi lline = Ameba. Ito author was amenamed Wore the sorb& and mast demonstratively applauded. Ms Mau LIMON'S "Amor Mark Lemon has spurned, at the Gallery al Meabstiorn his esientainammt, entitled "Ahern Leedom; Webb be ken rendessi Wideman" stigmatise * the Minden of genes day srehmedogie detail" sad the sakeilitntima al • valise, of abszacknatio skeleton end humorous mascaletes. The Aseamee soar proms ea nary smoothly aad spiritedly, and is both imetewstiw and arangoap. Hionsunr BAAS Throats —On Saturday even ing the proprietor opened the memo with a grand Mtn. The apt music hall aid the grad diming hall were throws spa. Msay thousend peer were Mid the ern tradions el the evening were rendered speadly kAtieselteg by ties pethrwswes d the Female mad Ye mer velem issis of Lestesil. The pains woos bailee* ills- Wasted. mod the daseing PPP pigmies *Wenn was Pup op Id& pig spirit be th mown* aloha by lair. the figilipal lima Miring in the best ores. A theatre has ben built et the mid of Yee lawn he el from MISSION! Mumma llowaKater.—C le = annual maseing et the hinds of this neov u tr us en=k= best evening, atthe Freemseces' Tavern, Worthy is the ads. The trwretary reed • roped, whisk detailed the whole of the operations bean the assamenser sent ed the momment, the resells of while bud besa that ia oddities to the meal el religioa aid repeat nee sown he the Wade el same theasside el fallen women, upward of 400 had been roma frees Sill and prestilidien. any of whom had been teetered to their fan fir, some warns& and several plead ad in respeetable seevice, while a large number woo still ia the maim bonne. The encimase= a 2o C l a sti ve7y eneeessful in the provisoes. The repel gave some internale, externals Irma s nosaber it hides written to deo t seceepry, by th sreieeopwfe ho been thee Peened. The repor hay% Basra th had e meting was addressed by the Revs. Ueebmey Noel, Weir, and Phan, all exhorting cootinued per ✓everence ins movement hitherto productive al so mash g An=n PILORIIOI' FRIEND SOMITY.—The fifty fifth manual meeting d this satiety was held trimming at the Loadoa Tavern, Yr. Deputy4odge Payne la the chair. The eemetuy read the report, of which the following is as abstract. There were at the present time 504 aged parlor of both area receiving bmedt from the funds--via, 50 at 101. 10s. per annum ; 328 at 51. se. ; 121 st Ss. ; mad sat 3 per month. This relief was administered to the redpierne at their own hours. In June next 10 more would he elected to the 10 guineas annuity. There had been 94 wow came before the committee during the year, of which 70 had been approved, 4 not approved, P 420 waiting vidtation. The applications were much more numerous than the com mittee could entertain, ham want of foods. In the asylum there were 42 inmates who were podded with medical attendance and nurses when required. During the past year the sum of 1,1001. had been raised for the special fond through the exertions of Mr. John Oadaby. The re ' port then referred to tin proposed new asylum to mem. modals 160 persons, which, before the committee would be justified in beginning, would require a further sum of 7001., in addition to that in band. Exclusive of the above 1,10 01 ., the pips receipts of the year had been 2,8051. 16s. 2 .1., out of which 2,5541. Ti. 9d. had been paid direct to the re cipiente of the fund, the whole expenditure being 2,6871. 7.. leaving a balance in hand of 1181. Bas. For the benevolent fund for providing the inmates of the asylum with medicine, wine, nurses, Au, 721. 10a. had been re ceived, and 501. expended. The report was received and Odo Plod• WISLIYAN MISSIONARY 130CIRTY.—The annual ' meeting of Ws eons* goes held yesterday is the peat mom of Exeter-hall, for the purpose of receiving the report of the mending' ol the pit year. lb. Smith in the chair. Dr. Boole read the financial statement and general sum mary, from which it appeared that the contribution to the society for the year ending 31st December, 1961, amounted to 137,2801. Os. 7d. The home receipts were 35,6a1.1.95. 10d.; sad the (ageism ressipts, 35,66 W. 19s. 1041., being an ad- Team as the receipts of the previa= year. New deastioas or annuities, amounting to 3,1251., kayo also berm received, bat not reported as income lentil they become available. The payments and general expenditure, iaeluding the Pet of the China mission for the year, 130,0671. Hs. 4d ; special contributions for the exteenom of the aisles is Chas, 2,5001. ; the balance of 1950, MX 75., made 138,9111. lei., leaving a balsam of 1,5911. 3s. 6& to ri t io hl ti w o the gamed tesasurer. Amoopet the wean tbe Thea. Annan Esq., 1,0001., free of ; B. O'happell, al Yesebeeter, 9001. ; Jr. Lie, of York shire, 9001. ; and Trialltooll other loped's, vary* frees 5001. to 501. There bed lees thedonations use from s Wesleyan lady of 1,0001. ; John mina Kay, Rm.. LOOK; Thee. Harmer. Itag, 7001. ; in memory of the late Rd. Rip ley,. Esq., 5001. ; by Mrs. Ripley for the same apuarrppooses,, of 1051. •, saoeynrous, 5001.. kn. The lipids aaenafd to 5,7101. 12e. 10d. The Rev. Mr. Jemessesel the de tailing the propose of the sedan minima the world. The report was adopted, sad simeral readatines. expre=the importanos d the society's operation", were lAm - . - - Woznisn —This following ofronlar has Deno Wooed to the Debility sod gentry :—" 15, Prisms Getch&W..April3o.—iiir,—Thejeurasymea illiseagereted peahen= sarassily duke the Wilk red poky so give unless fee their Saadi, la sad padial I. b• Mimed ea &lards, maim stZky Thare is ao assiket ba d he pada be quite es honk it delivered as Ileilm. um Lbw 15 lours ea meek Asp, sad 11 be Mean ea fleaday. yea will Meat . the request Did& the Qum eat see have ine. I lama young repoodully, limn= GWITif, [TWOPENCE NATAL AND MILITABY. ADICIZALTY, NAT s.—ArrOurrYMMel d ta e il . t S. IL L. Crofton, to the RateMe, vice Johnson, in vi D. Fermat, to be seni to the Ingineers W. C. Arobb4l, soeliened eV, °aZ ood r assisient.engisior in the J . : a I WeeTieliten. oseihneed as sseend-ciain larn•ensgnear to the Mullet sod J. Hill, sating engineer, ham the Aida to the Firgard, as supernumerary. CHATHAM, Mar 5. Arrangements have been made by the committee el measgeresat of the Soldiers' laminate, meetly ended Ihr the troops at this to ores that bedding Cu the Si* bat., the Qame's , het the nrAfff• el the seemarny en the semi= boa sot eissameed. YALTA. Aram 29. The commander-in-chief in ILK B. Marlborough srDi lows facCostn as the letter sad at SO week. It is reperted that the Bishop al 011atelter_ t ired it Wood. sad their writes will take a will; Yesterday HALL DamonWl eag n 111 tAttNoe av grir obee iss. ery repaired, takings, pems sta BUM ; Grommdm. XL, sad Br. Owliglro, va, Owbaerr ; sad Ns Janine. Br as eTtwy d s 4 s perr egie ler row at was tiet i s or the thia erasing as alz Loathe loam Pm. Wyatt ; et taw Andy lisdkal Department, died it Am ires berm made to grind ths Poet dike &rings to Malta. This will be a great boon, - larly he sesame. It is tadoestood that the frees the Naval Osininindsrdssehist, end it is wory as Is tater a deep kismet is the are el mama: aaa ruiissiszly la teaching them ba be. of " go ell itrio " rt the opera at Balla made a &sided hit to droning is the Japanese coatasie, is ewe of his asostoomie part. • aad la foes and Agars he is sot valike a Japanese. No derided wee Ws mosso that lobes adopted timidness for his balsa, with a pretty good mislay of hie* a full bones in onnapisses. ROYAL NAVAL Rll/011•1 The following &p -hew, been wade :—To be Lieareasate : JoU = 8 .11 o{ll, E.s Wbies, Tbense Baker, arid Janata Clarke. To be flob-Liearemeade : Jame Walrus Callow, wed Willlsre Alfred Ridley Styles. To be Spry Laic ism*: elaveley Taylor. THY DISTXX&S IN LANCAIIHIBX. The following are the amounts which came to hand at the lyaaisrheaw yesterday, isai d d the feed far alleviating the dittoes is LassmWo Seems. and B. Kerley, 521. 10e. ; IL X. 0., par MIMS. Dram. swab, 251. ; S., 101 . 10/. ; Sams DeeSna and 00. 10L 10a ; 0. T. K , so* 101. ; Kr. W. a Da venport, 101. ; Mrs. Lacy 0. Sisi pe r M. ' Galina " ; Benjamin Scott, 501., al City at 101. 10e. ; Mr. Won. Pefee, es.; 111r.111sue bee*, 21. 21.; Mr. Wm. Walker, 11. Is.; swam one collected is ths Chandorlain's.olltos, IL 17e. id.; Sr. James Avidity Wild. 51. sa. ; Mrs Meier, Yorklennee, Bessorepark, IL ; Mr. Omsk, Guest , ; G. Ilbsemsed ewirr, 61. •• W. D. IL, Y. 9a ; Mimi, 10a ; K. Y. Z., ss. ; B. 3. Webb, 21. ; Ancommens, Boston. se. ; H., 10e. ; Mr. Pellel7,los. ed. ; Mr. L Ilsarameme. U Is.; T. l .th a a Otero. ;IL W., lf.; A. B. C.. 2s. ; J. IL 0., 1L ; Maim idoard Metkold, Junior United Ser. Tito Club, 101. During the past week the public relief fund at Blackburn bee bees ted by swami !mediums Ea- M4ll.sed lie ekes have sew in band about 4 . Amass the esnicibutions hit with were Woof 501., from the Earl of Dairy and the Doke a Bsedersells, and engem dXL from Mr. Z. James, Q.O. The remerks se the Teem Muesli as to the momma sot having gsawelly sentaboted to the fund mar the relied of the dieleimad lave be well received, sod the Risme of opinion suss to be is favour al the dembipment of heel remintom appe t miss or mbeseiptiem before esaawegiag • ware) to the maim The destitution seetissies to Mamas* is illosidrers, and the other dietriob of the Blachbare =ion. ler the week smiled het Ochesky, Mem we. dielributed throe& the weedy of the rabbi Osnunatee, 4,000 Miht soup, egainst 3,113 is the previous week el bead, %abet 10,75111 m. in the pervious week ; and 10,91101 b. 14,0191ba, at • alai met a dM. re=s la o a tt lei respicam az=eted at the maiti t or k g . el the Board al int bees relieved dering taw fhb th the Zak. at • 17.. Id., se aping 0,414, at • cost el UK Os. in the previous wish ; or, in other words, la mine paw= wane soliimed last week then in the peesedig ass al • met of • Oa. ld. kra. This shims as heremes, es seelgand with tat sererspesing wad of last yew, i. 0011. Of M. ER Id.„ asid in seelpissie el 7,1111. Of tie 9,557 pauses re -I.lla to the illeakbarn Masi* 917 to thsi el end 111111 to that al Darwin. Is in Binekbian Moue assimated to T6 4369 .6ll . l l e r i ati g nst Mewl M. In the eareeposdisi week of het . The reams id the mew of the work house an Menses el 163 imam as ossapsred with the eases west lea yaw ; the usedime being 441, mo ws& 1111 d. BM The thy better :Va d s k irgsnerel 40•111161.09 el the Afteseed, hem rub , the eh words rampasiss the Black dilainlitiseill=isto two raid dielaids.—Moricluisier Grardies. The futon Chronicle lays : "The rate for the arrest WI year for the township d Presto" will be 3a in the peen& This is tee highest ate irried is Pruden awe the is. for the ball year oosoimeweing October, 1847 when these was ease of the same mow* awd which woe the iitbest that had ewer, up to that ass', bees levied in Praha. RAILWAr AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday, in Lord Stanley's committee, the proesedinp were reared with the cossidetation of the Vale d 1„ 01 0. 2d Railway Company's BE, by which is to esehh them to make a new railway ham • Sion with their pretest line sear its Foryd sttioa to a peat on the north-west dean of the river Clwyd, and • diversion of the lbw between that shade and its ascii= with the and Holyhead Railway, together with • piss or quay at the treados of the new Sae, and to Tales a father are el 13,0001. After brwriog Mr. Hope Scott and Mr. Marewstlawr, Q,C., kw the sad the ems in evidence, which was ofilociest e • F foe ether intimate, the committee peeled bill, reservist the eansideratios di the cheese until do day. Tits aeib case taken was the Wallington and Obsshha Amnion, for a sheen-mile line, to form a junction with the portion be tween Wellingtoe and Sbrewsbury, of the Shrewsbury sad Binnisemess, near he Admaston statism, to a jusatiop with the Native!' sad Market Drayton, and another railway of dams miles, hom the lat ter , near Masada, to the Che shire Midland ; amoot.for the paepme to be raised in shade, and 140,0001. by loan, the red Western and West Midland sakeeribing. Mr. Bark* having stated the objects al the bill, se above, the committee were engaged in taking evidence mall its ries& le therms, of easpetang seas consideration in Mr. Adah's committee, the opposites al the Dorset Central Beane, Oteapany to the proposal f.trietol and Sonth-Western Jinni= 4110Ofilli all the sittaft,aad the geossal evidence far the preenefeen the Wad Hall, and Grimsby having hrithil in Mr. Poll i s arassoidee, Mr. Fowler was ensinisel all ha" ea the merits a tits maser& The hill of the way Company for a line at 20 seSee . from • with the Hayek branch of the North Brit ish at Yeitwea to the Dane dation of the ems lice, and to reins 100,000 k in shares sad 33,0001. kaw. the North Britith subeesiblas 50,0001., wickswest Baal amaideratice, sad the bill_peessd. subject to the setedeent of the slasses. The ads mdwer armed of he the Lords was the Nash Weadock and Sevin itsedion, a aided the tam by three kr making the lise ; the ot hills Wag the Barge Legal Board of Bealtb do the Ddlew sad Ellusore Endows* Commission, and the Poorhmeedment BilL Me apposition to the Neese v alley Brehm* and Navigation BA en behalf of the Inane Level Drumm still mothers. . . _ --- Thitotritrsotantittass sitting sad taking *videos* were these on the flowage d Towns, Thuds Narks, Sugar butler, aniParliannetery Preseedings Abstract, and the latter two to choose their &airman and oonaidar comes at proceeding. Barman Moastrx.—A parliamentary return pre sents a staisoist of the income lux' aspsoditars tor the par wan 6issek3lsli bat, sad the amber of *lances for each yaw, ham 3.866 to 1861. Tit balsam as tits let of April was 33,2691. ; the amount greeted for the year 1861.2, perAppropristioa Act, 24 and 25 Viea, c. 106. 100,4141., sad ocher sums were received to the ward of 43061, waking • total of 134,9921. The Ober aids of the ••- reaut exhibits • balsam of 38,4201. Amongst tit Wass of scrpoadities are 41,8181. for salaries, 21,4511. for troashaliss wad arquisisioas, 10,9361. for book•biadise, mbar* sad 16,5831. for lauldinp, furniture, isa., is riediat alibi torts' commission. Th e estimated expenditure for the rear 1862-3 is 96,0121. The total ember of ppwwaaaessee admhtni to visit t h e Museum was 421,449 is 1866 ; 723,648 I. 1867 ; 649,681 is 1858; 647,900 in 1859; 672,674 33aa 1860; ea 775,252 is 1861. AlsrsovourAir Fin 11011PITAI, Dsvosians. swam Ctn.—The airregata number el treats relieved daring tit week walung May 3, we. 1,530; surgical, 664—t•tal, 2,194, of which 751 were sew eases. With Profit. A 4 & 3 0 11 alO 6 4 ill 4 II 5 I 110 _ vnus Pica& TEANOVELTY OF THE SEASON.- . 11171.110178 I. UAL SPANIUI LACE. MUTATION Ditiall ISAL IPSINCH, DRUXILIZS, sad SPANISH SHAWLS NEAL !WANDS MANTILLAS, 4 Oalsom. IMITATION SHAWLS mad MANTIM, 4ft. A. BLACLBOHNITS SPANISH DIPOT, 5.5. SOUTH AUDLHT Er.. GROSTINOZ-SQUAILL LONDON. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NIVI MIN AND BUNKER STOCK far the Weeld-lened Gni& ANGOLA lea TIOUSILIG. Ti ma replete sad ready kr Than Treason were eeiglarpellW i ltlea Whose eat, address la ri, BROUGATIM, wrovuesqtr.urs ikadt wbe Is sot areasefed with sal person traltellag as Mira , Whig to by ram EMBLEM= LNG YZERUANY. UAL JOY OPTURES.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERILaPT TRUSS, acting effectually without any ersiptleaSkeus, Y reoesoresuded by the faculty for the can and relied of berate. The necessary quality of a good tram Is an elleiest resistiag power without unnecessary pressure on the part affected. whisi desirable object Is elate obtained la a trans tuieseembered with etrapeoplral win" or pad behlad.—J. ZOO and Co., I, Pleaudilly, TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dressing Cases, despatch boxes, tourists' writhe cease, jewel eases, written desks, Parisian predestines, library oda in rusdbeval, and leanest err o Ina cutlery, scissors, mass, table knives. the razor elm and paste.—At Mears. MICHI and &LEIN'S, 4, Leadmbs&atreet, 114, Itegeat-street, and Crystal Palace, Sydashani. QPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and t... 7 SON, will most .m.taft preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lfe.; steel, with to. to 10e. = Geld sad Sliver Spectacles aad Rye-Glasses at variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass, 12s. 6d. post tree. Q . II ARMS sad SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, Landau. Established 1710. 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