The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-14 00:00:00

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Stook will be Wised at par, mid will bar In- Sweet et 6 per cent, per anima from the lat of January het. dye intered will toe payable to seek yew an the lst of Jeauary N` l the let of July. The tustalmenta will be payable in Mime : °a , rne: • the DOM of An „ the lath of Map , the Lt of lame the let of July 635 (tee the half-year's Wend due on that day to be deducted).- 3 • OT•L AL RAy i zaA PALACE. Thre JEN e ° ,.. d Pr - — rie& 1001 *Weak. Ow Utah* . and CO. w offer- C kl - tP r a p ,„„bi ki — ft- w ill ire no a WI years illtlMlLli ' se mesa salmi. si asslisslion at lo ona To Nome= o wi t r ite mits. Ooromai, sad ibis mess Weans Addr to a m t, as, WINTNIINIVIZENIDONNOAD, 1 . LONDON. OUR TSE IBILWALL DOCKS. To-day will witness the formal opening of the magnificent new docks which are situate an the north side of the Thema, near the West India Docks, and which have beet omellsoled by the wall Company. of whichA,yrtan, M.P. ' is the chairman. Pe e no better illustration of the oommercial en and mil,* of our age could hive been aft than by the fact of these docks having been constructed in the manner and ' place hi mina they have been, It is well known that only a vsey few yam ago what is familiarly described as the Isle of Dogs was one at the most unproductive and dreary wastes of land to be found within many a mile of London. he surface was below the high water mark of the Thainir&r Thet i s ' which it is for the most part surrounded. had been no attempts to drain it, and the modes of somas to and fro were of the most inconvenient and almost impossible character. It was only a few yeas ago that some of our spirited o:lloibereld men discovered that such • place could be turned to any advantage,and be madeayailable for manufacturing and shipping purposes. The fact having bean once placed beyond doubt, •• greet change was speedily wrought in the appearance of this ones dismal Bramp, , , and its surfaos is now crowded with facto ' ries and yards of every description, and • large population of working new connected with various I branches of industry have taken up their abode in and mean. The most hnportant want which has yet been carried out on this spot is unquestionably the Millwall Docks. The extent of had purchased lin the fist instance by the Millwall Company was , some 204 acres, of which they proposed to appro- I prints 52 acres to dock accommo dati on, and 152 scares to wharves and warehouse accommodation. At present, however, there are only about 33 acres 01 water, end we believe that it is not intended to I complete the remaining third until the require ; meats of trade shall have demonstrated the policy lot making such extension. The river frontage is an admirable one, and though there is at present only one entrance lock to the wet and dry docks, yet when the whole design has /been carried into effect, there will be two entrances, one on the eastern and the other on the western aide. The lock, which will serve all sent purposes, is by far the largest in London, being 450 feet long and 80 feet wide. There are three pairs of lock gates at the entrance, which will thus enable barges and small vessels to have ingress and egress at all times of the tide. An ad vantage such as this can scarcely be overrated in these days, when everything depends upon ' despatch and activity in loading and reloading. Another advantage which this lock presents over that possessed by any other dock in London is, that ' its depth of water is 28 feet in the centre. This, we believe, is the largest depth of water attached to the entrance of any dock in London, the next largest being the Victoria Dock, which, however, is only 25 feet 6 inches. The three pair of gates, to which we have alluded, form two locks, the distance between the outer and middle pair of gates being 250 feet, while that between the middle and inner is 200 feet. The sides of the locks vary in section at different ! points. They are faced with Staffordshire blue bricks to 24 feet below the top, and have stone copings 1 foot 6 inches deep, formed of blocks not less than 4 feet long, well united by stone joggles. For a depth of 6 feet below the top of the coping, the brickwork is 3 feet thick ; then its thickness is increased to 3 feet 4 inches for a depth of 10 feet, and then for • further depth of 10 feet the thick ' nese is made 3 feet 9 inches. _ Below this the brick- Mille sad Son, are alb! aosilasimi- meal- r and hare been suPPikd by Meow& • Armstrong Co., and are 1: 1 perfect waist - order ; and the oontracten for the, Whole have been News. Kelk and Aird, the joint each:sere being Mors. Fowler and Miles. The works will this day be formally opened, and a large Portuguese vessel will, we tenses, take up her station in the wet dock--to be speedily followed probably by many other vowels of a similar character. M D /Wi WILT, at 10. hIM TuM ~ ..gook 4ll4 IOYAL ALM ?AU (THIS DAY.) • Oomilmstagerra lib disnasioa bat night ill I , nWesnadisiektheMs saps KA Visineil ad .de, his pate MNS bensinsid indkeps, noes* he nos int so ingruden as n as IL lard Charm, la debating kim, sounwhat sidaW les kings of a ganger ties umenstaned to ne find Chaasellen dassead with the naresphoses of ea Oka or a Bream into the political stew but In abeend lame, a 110111 Mill• won adman by ratline slitspriber tbs MM resseree Kr. Dingellb anetign wWs tb tree.. I The Taus adds, with raped to Kr asanniel widget if We Duke if Argyll's landap„ that it M to .w t. goes. boo the esadan of parliansat is abonsithe ampeoeles Let year. With regard to the Irish debate. Ks Mee I decline to &suss Kr. Bright's pultenbe sawn Kr I I dosing with the .had establ es Ks kerb en any be Ibersughly sad satin* twirl when a dant, proposal has Una mode by s napasibis Wais ts& All fiat said new be rid is, that the link Kate, Ididineat as it at mesa' exists eau so Lagar be inn kneed, sad that the Gentry wIR sot Wane say scheme for golsilihhiag s Raman .snobs sheen by Its side. rea Tines devotes wanner sane& to Mr. defeats of kb pamphlet, the substance of its celtifisms being that Mr. 11111, after enjoins far many years an unblemished manna for pan riser, had logic, sad abstract rea ' isabhg, bee saddsaly stankeed political nonceoy for sessenisontioa to chnonateasse. NATIONAL ASSIMBLY BOOMS, 218, High Hollbors.—Tbs wart avesteas lerkittailfralrerohNl belkeresi, sad the beet befall fa OPEN for CONCERT M. DANCING EVINY EVISPNO. Mirka ander, Mr. W. M. Poeta. Op to al beitoort 11: ekes at It Adadodnot, BROWN BROIIIIIIB.-PATIM and COUCH Dorm* Tensitn o te ut ar. Dom el, as PEP= CONINDIELABLY f I CDILL Odslogass taw 1311 TlitErrfrfl 0AP5171.113.-11r. BETTS, of No. 1, .1.. Whotitsea d =ed, dodges to aloe loth& settee that the Iced to of the Sth hat ewe "Thar" of the 11411 ha) do =Tay adest aw person mini etS Oagmhe made by lit Beth. lad We was. or mate sad sharkess, all at with& soy be wed eldt or qoutime—)ao. Ilk INS. PIGBONIL ir r a ir lie urriss rieotx. DYNNISALI= • - f MSS POMP, MAIL& T) - - . - »...m , WF. THOMAS ana oo.'S PATICNT SWING ILlLClMlL—Tbsedilmslisd do Itadliasi, ansguiled for pairma vark, 410. The sow Demo& Mahtar, SW*, IA ea.. AA is.. mad .14.—Cadakesas free. e irr a" . liar& awl OL, land 2, Oliespiklis, sad PAgatakesa. Orteri•lrsol, Imam. Daemon o 1 ~Ai MAILS.--souTHAMP. row, MARCH 13:=—Tist Hasbarg Antasitan Company's analwitip Anonyms* Captain Dariuw sallid this attar Wit with the -1141•11, Frank and German wails for Now York direct. into took oat • large number of par .water. and a fali aargo-al island waranandise, including Frisch jewellery veins 5,000 fr. i. , unicribers will bare the option at any Wes cdpreErbet the nbc. e Instalments under discount for the intervah at rate of b per cent. per annum. Scrip Certhicates will be Laud on allotment exchangeable for Stock when hilly paid up. BIIRGUNDY WINEB.—PIOT 'MOS, Woven eisd, Topton, Macon. Depot for_Seeitlet. $lll. Itegeobetreet, W.—Upwards of Se varieties of tie Sart growths. Barintady lo proctousood by tbs youth end ocanobeeers to be prbembleetly tbe re eolutory wine for tide elbaato.—Ateortod maple dorm by roll for eta MEMORANDUM. This Debentme Stock I. secured by £1,200,000 al Ordinary Duro Ompttal, of which £2,000,000 have been paid up and ex pended on the worts. lire miles of this railway from a junction with the Metzepoll kaa llathisy at Kensington to Weetnalnster-brldge, forming in hisemasives • complete section of the undertaking, are oo nearly wampieted that the contraotors, Moan. Left, Waring Brothers and Lama have covenanted to open them within ala months. The net earnings of the Metropolitan hallway, to conjunction with which this will be worked, are at the rate of upwards of j 40,000 per mile per annum, or equal, to £lOO,OOO a-year for five ham of this railway. The amount required for the Interest on the whole authorised Debenture Issue. of £7:4,000. is lea then hakooolst annum. Prospectuses and forum of application may be had at the Com pany's Offices, I, Westminster-chambers, Vietantestrset, S.W. A TKINSON and Co. o l A r . togros to 212 . , WM- Soirtssicrtim e liisses 13. The Hamburg Amoebas Owaysay's steamship Bavaria, Captain Meyer, from New Orissas os the 25th alt., sawed this after /wow. She briap St passenger' for this port, Havre, mad Hamburg, and ea freight 32,387 do:a. ter Eaplaad, 10,000 dais, far Frame*, sad 1,546 bales action and 92 pooh:sew madden for Hamburg. Tits Hsairr 801131.7 SOIITHAIIPTOW, MAYOR 13. The Pealasular sad Oriental Company's steams Goyim, with ilia batty paths el tiriabove pawed the Modes at 11.410 p.m. to-day. RIIIINION AND MAUXITIVB MAILS. —MZISSINA, Nracie 13.—The Mesmerise Impariales steamer Peluso, with the above mails, passed hare kday. She may be arm:6d at Marseilles as Sunday. .—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar C ll :f t rordliut Meek comprldos tie neat gremlin old 1n bottle end in flue condition for lioneadiste ism. Of IS. reuenerees wine, examined by the Lancet Pant Cosunbelom Mot here' only were pronounced to be taoee mine Max a/ debates and avatar flavour. See "Luso*" bar IL Ile. Prom 141. to 1805. per dozen. nit Itagentotreet. CUBINZ r MANITFACTURKRB.—EIbow Rooms Ice wry Drialpike al Amithise. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. UPHOLSTERERS. IDIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE', JL Back. Moselle. Moto, efternseing Mass Ilt modling• prior& Lists es appikstion.—till. ItegentrisireW, W, math al 6xford4lrest. FAMILY DRAPER& TILIISTRATED CATALOGITES,_ containing' erawhies of the Pernltare exhibited In the Ihnocroootne, forwarded tree, or can be bat on inglacetea. eel width also amble earthmen to tont an Idas et tie Nal Inrantat= each drawing bat with It elk, et the dawn. AU good' marked In pain ATKINSON sod Co. hie to ft. W ll2 BBIDOK ZOAD, LONDON. r 0 Till DIRWTOILS or TVS KITIOPOTJTAN DINTILICT ',AMWAY. Gentlemen, —Haring pad to yore beakers the Mtn Of C per ae a deposit on my application foe of ZS omit, Debenture Nock of the Metro politan District Railway, I request that you will allot me that mount, and I engsffe to Pay the further insta lm ents upon that, or en) lesser amount you may allot to me, as they &an become due, and In &Molt of which my previous payments shall be liable to forfeiture. POT FRERES respectfully intimate that these ansonnew este will oily et rare late:vale. In order that the prime of their wines dull not be influenced by expen sive admits's,. Note the addisee.-202, itegentetareet. W. Testing roc an o:st Boer. The Hoar News says the Wend of the debate centred lin the sprat of Mr. Tided, whist dwarfed all that went before and mow after. Although Mr. Chichester For. teems tad Sir Stafford Nortlacote contributed is the dissussion the light of their special know. ledge, and the O'Donoglado added the fire of his earnest, if not always wall-direated patriotism, Mr. Bright'. speech wee • medal of expositioa, and showed that its i author is am oonsammate • master of persuades and err allidary eloquerwe as of that aggressive sad impetuous oratory to which be has generally been prone. Referring ththe Prerder's denial of the datements imputed to him by Earl Rowell, and to the discussion thereon which took plate In the Roues of Lords lad night, the Daily Nem eithaves that the Mks of Argyll could sot have devoted his high sad disintareated character more usefully to the polio than by the judgment he permed upon the I ladies .1 the =Whitey. The Medd says the interest of the Irish debate is now confined to the speech of Mr. Gladstone and the reply of the Prey/Aim. In justice to Mr. Bright It should be mid that big scheme for creating a peasant proprietary does net ormilsin any element of ronflreation. The Herald has no for that the house will prevent any hostile vote , which way compel the government to resign and restore the reit* of whiggery to " domothingian." The Slim thinks the chances are is favour of the church question; on which the mind of the ?liberal leaders Is made um, being first settled. Mr. Chichester Foramens declares that dieestablishmeat oecapies now the position which emancipation held before 1829, sad the government of the day, of whatever party, must be held to this prin ciple, with all its othadinsuces. The releoropA sake Lord Ravioli and the Duke of , Argyll why they did not impeach the peers in front of them, as well as Mr. Dirndl? The 2Wc / propt would like their enthusiasm for public virtue better if it did not happen to be directed with invidious singleness of purpose against the one man of the peecant party who represents the triumph of personal over here ditary merit. Mr. Disraeli is our Prime Minister, not our patters and we have received from him • bill which the whip would not have passed for us in the next quarter of s °eatery. Let as take the bill and its result. WINES and SPIRITS at HALF-PRICK. The followlng Om Wines are offered 1$ hall the ;Moe by neerehmate. Moselle, nee. Champagne. OM; Pele asua len ch lrefty, SW; Claret, lgock, 11s. ; Eenamerii Pale Broady, ; damn Whisky ta the world. U. per dom. A bin ease, with dviaMe key, supplied for three doses sad upwards.—f. PARKIN% 114, Cannon street. London. LADIZI3.—ROWLANDEV ICALYDOR, an A. Oriental Wankel Ymparstion t improving .ad losiski- O, emsplasitai and Okla Ito radiant wear t<roans to the clink, and the softness and tbilimLwbe li t a teros the hand s and sew, Its capability at owl all Mama, kus, tapimpl estions, spots,as. Massi bk ssalikas, sod oMseimas visi, render It ladispam to ovary tenet Mos da. Id. and as. dd. per boles. add by simmists and perfumers. Ask tee " Rowlands' Islydar," said bowsni ot spurious sad paniciossarticiss nods: ass ems a . Lariat" Archbishop Manning has, we learn from the W any Award; requested all the clergy of his diocese to direst the attention of their oo:overgrow to-morrow to the evils of drunkenness, and to invite signatures to Dod gems in favour of Mr. J. A. Smith's Sunda Closing Bill. ST. Jairsa's Pur a ce, MARCH 9.—The Queen hie been pleased to appoint Francis Knollys, Foq., to be one of the g en tleman ushers quarterly waiters in ordinmy to her ILsWorty, in the room of Captain Robert T enc h Bed fort R.N., deoessed.--Gamtte. FORZION OPTICS, MARCH 9.—The Queen has boos= ri er pleamed to appoint William Doris. In.. now to her Majesty's Legation at Stockholm, to be secretary to Majesty's legation at Lisbon. The Quee n bas also been • gy pleased to appoint the Hon. Francis John Pakenbamu, now Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at Rio de Janeiro, to be secretary to her Majesty's legation at Stockholm. The Queen has also been y pleased to appoint Robert Thomas Cherie, , Req., Secretary to her Majesty's late Legation at Mexico, to be secretary to her Majesty's kaganon at Brene.—Oaretre. Address . .. Dencriptboa. the Addition to be filled up If Applicant wishes to pay tn I desire to pay up my subscription in full, recedetng nt thersoo, from the Interval of payment, at the nte of A 5 per cent. per aunnm. OF all spirits, w ber i n s zd is the mod wholesome end useful when pore. It pommel properties of great medical ♦v2, 4 tn iwy d bee often been the means of myna human life. Used ,ft is, at ell times and on ell cam sloes, a harrokos WOW fle much, however, depends on the parity of I: s a : Mat peat mutton should be exercised tie purchase. for lambda Attention has Wen dincilsd to supplies f by Messrs AD. VALENTIN to the London and other hospitals, and we gladly accord II our unqualified ap• moral. it pasesome all the virtues which are ehantoteristie of the toast end meet French brindles, combined with en= site delicacy of devour. Their 11111.111110 we and liquor ere situated at 1, Chapel-pleas (legs, Oxfordotrest).—"Ertract tram 'Court Journal,' Jas. 11, lire." 11•11IIRS' London, , 186 . Received of the sum of pounds, being the deposit upon an application for Bcrfp Certificates of £lOO each, In Perpetual AG per cent. Deben ture Stock of the Met villtan District Railway Company For Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Carne and Co. For Males. Roberts, Lubbock and Co. NOTHING 1MP013111311. AQUA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to Id pristine hoe, se matter at wind sp. JoaN 008 RILL and Co. hare it length. with Q. old of us of the moat eminent chemists, succeeded in perfecting tide mod wonderful liquid. It Is now offered to the pabilr la • more Mk contisted form, and at a lower priee.—Rold In bottled, Ii each also is, 7s. 6d red lle, each with brush. Red Ball Wharf, Angel.peassge,d, Up. Thames-d., Londoa, LC. 4 i Po► Mew Harries, Farquhar sad Co. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBON', Thls celebrated old MIMI WHISKY ITI lOW pteed Um DUBLIN FRIZZ MEDAL—It le pars, mild. mellow, delicious, and very wholmome. Bold In bottles, fie. &L mei, at the Mal house is London ;by the spent, In the prin tomes llegissj or wholesale MS, Great Wlndmllleftest, London, W.—Observe the red seal , pink label, end eat breaded hiatus LL Whdaky. AILL WHO BUFFER from INDIO/T.3710E ould us NORTON% C sh AMOMILE PILId !Mid orsrywlssrs. IMSIa, Is. ISt. IA N., and 11 NOTICE of REMOVAL —WILKINSON and KIDD, Pa kllers to her Majesty and H.Z.H. the Prince of Walre, hare ItY.MOVED their Establishment from the Corset of Park street, tbdon.l street, to 6, HANOVEIL-BQUARIS, W. (Ad pining the Queen's Concert Rooms). Imalillahed 1786. PRODUCE EDITION. On the Illth fast, wttli Mordrollons easraved ou Wood, fair Oro, D. Id. cloth. T .RAVEB FROM the JOURNAL of OUR LIFE -ILA In the WORLAND% from MS to Mel. To which are m itred sad added Extracts from the maw Joental ai p as Account of Earner Vil to na aconsad, sod Tours to and Ireland, and Yschtim It:condom Edited try ARTHUR MM. emit%Rider, sad Co., 116, OotRWD - - rpo WINE MERCHANTS and CAPITALISTS. L —A SHIPP= of WINES, whose sales amount simuidly to about A 40,000. is doalrous of DISPOSING of his BUSINIGNI. Capital required, from £93,000 to .00,000. —Apply to News. STIER tRD and DECK, solicitors, 0, Nast Inasmvenue, DM deobull street, London. 111ARLOW'8 PATENT CASE STAND, a now amacm, so attotrally roultived dud a fail bolt, Is yeti as manor casts, may be raked or tilted on it without labour or troubi& Its orlon is so im s that the sediment of the moat Unatdd laid by no can be dislarabed. Pelee 12a, Ida, to salt 4, 9, and IS calm teak& BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No Imams required. No more 4t beer or sour ulna Prtoe ea ed. ; Mae, saairoaased, ft—Apply direct to JAMB BARLOW, patentee, 14, ILINg WitiMmatrest, Mamimbease. Bee that Ms mum sad Wrier as *slay &Aide ; ati others am emulous imastiona lomaravaiss pile. Diabiladd lea AIR. JAMES DEAL, 209, Piccadilly, W. Auctioneer and Mate Agent, begs to Inform the nob& Illy anti gentry that his RifOtetTF,R of LANDED ESTATES, country and town racitiences, investments, hunting seats, and shooting-quutent. manors, &c., Is published on thetti cult month, and will he forwarded per post on receipt of stamp, or may be bad on application at his offices, 209, Picesdnly, W.— Particulars Intended foe Ineertion In the nest list should be sup tan 1 as early as possible, &A %at later than the ffilth lust. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT OALVANIBM.—A lIIMILTDMI ea the Gal, CUM al DIAINIS6, Diassem et Migh Norroassan, POpitslica, UM 11111Mbe. 142 = 1 1., and Lao at Waseity. *Mica the vas of ally. Boat post trio far one sbubb, by Mr. Tarai st tieves, Wilfred•boaa.. Bartol omeo* look* W.Ct. PriRTANT to BIOTA YBODY , especially Hotel ers and all lam Oonwarnaft—llannta W. and J. N. TAYLO tint wall-known Poulton= and Okampounomara, of 116, LOtbtenerstreek Golden.aquare, are now MIXING One YORK NAM, 51441. ; good roan" Chow Td. ; dna OW Cbrato, M. • Banelk nickt ; itoltry le sow cheap. Carta to all parts every boar in tit* day. Mee la., ROW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treataleat and Care of ladlootioa. natal's." and Nervous Atm- Bons peculiar to " 804 Men. By :081 HAMMY MD S . C. P. London. 1:4 Ludiatoitill, A LBEMARLE-STREET(bastpartof).—LEASE to be DISPOSED OF, a large MANSION, newly and beau tifully decorated throughout, pitiable for a faintly of rank. Ntablinfg can be had —Apply for partlenlera to Mr. SEAL, SOU, Piccadilly ; or to llama A. SILDLEY and Co., 38, Conduit. ntreet. liond.street. I AMXRICA. CEORGE-STREIT, HANOVER-SQUARE.- Long LEASR Lee yearsi of • large MANSION to be InglitninD OF, newly and beautifully decorated throeooet suited foes family of rook or a physician. inabliug cen behad.— Apply to Kowa RUitkiIVOILTH and ABBOTT. smile-row or to Ileum A. LUMLEY and Co., Id, Coadatt-atriet, bondntreet. FREEHOLD WORKSHOPS for SALE, situate In the heart of the WEBT-IND, between Bond-street and it.gent-street. The freeholder will only sell on condition that tnr has the lease granted for 7, 14, or tl years, at Xl2O &year. —For further particulars apply to Mr. BEAL, 200, Piccadilly. Price 2,000 guineas. ISLE of WIGHT.—BIJOU RESIDENCE, II .1 mile from Ryde, standing In Its own beautiful grounds. LEASE 900 years to be DISP IED 01 1 . Every accommodation fora nobleman or gentlemen of fortune. Forparticulars apply to Myers, A. SEDLRY and Co., 38, Condigt-street, Bondisizest. N.ll The beautiful furniture may be takes at a valuation. CELLARAGE and OFFICES.—Pint-elan Wine Merchants desiring Weet.end premises can be aoeonono dated with the above, and stabling II required.—Partiadars and tame with A. BEDLNY and Co., 38, Conduit-street, Bond- Areet HEWETRON and THEXTON beg to announce they have added the HOURS and ESTATE AGENCY to their Cabinet and Upholstery &WOMB, and have now on their rceister very desirable Town and Iluhurtan Reddens,—costa varying from £3O to .C. 400 per annum.—For particulars and cards to view, apply to Mews. HEWICTSON and TiIICITON, Hones and Estate Agents, 200, 203, and 204. Tottenhanz-ceurtereed (nearly opposite the chapel). LYALL-STREET.—To be LET, till the end of July, a 11.rst-elass FAMILY MANSION.—AppIy to Oa agent, Mr. W. DOUGLAS, roe. IS and 14, Lowsoabost, &W. HALKIN-STREET WEST.—To be LET, for the Parliamentary Heron, • ow/wiling and WELL. FURNISH= FAMILY HIPIDIN 'I, Good stabling, with thins I.Kwe boles—For particulars, app4 o Mr. W. DOVGLAB, 111 and 14, Lowndemdrest, &W. GROSVENOR-IfEWB.—To be LET, from pre sent time till lad of July, a tour called STAHL", with clouble coach-bones sad room ova,. flu been waft doe op Apply at Mr. W. DOUGLAS'S Moe, 111 and 14„1..oarndcw- Street, i.W. MONEY, from Four Cent.—MONEY ADVANCID err hour ifter application, without smiler or security, In town or country. Bills of noblemen, ulcers, pixilation broig public appointments, tradesmen and householders, Immediately discounted, without refer ences or guarantees. Money advanced on furniture, without removal, law costrnblicity of bill of vale, on freehold and leasehold property, farming stock, plant, machinery, and merchandise error, description. f.. 50,000 now ready for immediate Investment on reversions and annalUee. Mr. Geo. S. Mackeun: t h a p an immense surplus capital at his command is now to advance sums in large or small amounts, repay gam instalments to suit the convenience of borrowers. AU loss altos maths, dimmed with.—Apply to Mr. 003. 6. MACKINNAL, 61, PlecadMy, facing Bt. James's street, W. who has tee maneetion with say other race copying that advertisement. Cosa hours 10 to 4. Advances on life policies and inearaases effected. TRADESPEOPLE, CLERKS, MECHANICS, and others. mooted or single, in town or country, requir ing cub, may obtain the same roe a reasonable intermit, from one month to three yeam without the usual loan-olket roulinn —Apply „ or by letter with directed envelope, to C. J. DI PROB 82, Blacionanntreet, B.L £lO and above may be obtained on tunny* as security, without removal. ARR YOIJ IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf w, can at once on the anderamed, and be Mined from the an. atemaat tear ad imprisomsent and esecntion. Bankruptcy and divorce caw oondwant on moderato twins. Private awanra menu made with creditors. Deeds of companion and riga meat essorted. Protection to person and property chained with2st pablicity.—Appty to Xr. Z. RAZ.II3, C, Bland, C.C. How, l 6 tall • A TKINI3ON sad Co. FAMILY DRAPERS. flarapies of an Idols of Drapery Goods forwarded on application, sidtabee diner for bombshell or personal man Calicoes and Canoe abootinp to entry make, M Uso lowan Wooed 'martin wbsa. Yam Manuel* for Dreaming Gowns, (ticketing or Rowing Season's Prtota, minted Cambria and BriManta, trim an Est te!ints4ureri.. Fiootelt ;;;ILra Damaak Table Cloth", Dinner Napkin' an2leig. Irish, end Barnsley Sheeting". fluckaback, Medical. and 'Fuld& Beth Towels. Blankets, Coun_torpanek Table Covers, & 198 to HS. WINTMINSTIB-BEIDONIOAD, LONDON. "D lIPTURE B.—The PATENT SELF- A.D.TUSTING 4111111•11 TEM, elleeteally wtlhatt wcanmakeeen= reamomeaded by the for the cure sad retie at Banda. power ..awry qultty eta good Tram less madine mown cted. weal &ni , mble le abed ?Ma= eamemesery In ce part affe Wafted a tram =encumbered wee lOW. Or pads baldad.—J. NOG w 1 00., No. I. AANOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRIM= aokaowledged to be the lighted sad meet amm fortable wetattas Rua invented. Malik litockinf a t7 ae., ter miaow vela, weaknow etc.; abdominal Railway Coogan/mow Crutches, Artificdol lop Anna Rand* da; and wary dgwrlplion of smiled golliwog manidactund by ARNOLD and SO" Si and k Wed eadthaeld, Loodos. N.R.—Direotkais Mir magmwmagna and Wogs torgarded. as aria dviosd tomb I* asked as Wks. C 0 D TEELCIIIITIVATION of TEA in the East , boo now booms so t feature. Maas the lattodoction of ANSill Tea, 40 years spa, tha near INDIA VIA COMPANY have, *a amount of Us peat air red enplane flavour, promoted Ms ago by ovary nisana.le no4 E O Tea Markin, then confined to IMAM, have extended, and Tau frau Wart ad India aro ng aortas ortater outlaw aro aoor OMR Oaahar, Darjeeling, 10., at tree la. to Is St per Th., China Trail as Willa. —Wareboaass, No. 9, Groat la Bab's. churchyard, Bigtopagato. Prise UM forwordod on application. A TKINSON and Co.—SPRING STOCK of 111.181114„ awl" lace. Net, sad Lebo Curtains. The chub** dodo. Mite us, WINIMINSTID-DRIDGITIOAD, LONDON. fILKEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer curiall, for cleaning and polishing idler, eleciro-plate, plateglins, &c. Tableland. each. OAKErS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, Paris& St each; Una, 6d., Is., is. Id cod... urn. 0 AILEY', INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, boa, la. ed. each. OAKEY's CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery. sad Glan Cloth, Math Load, tro. SOLD everywhere by ironmongers, grocers, °mom brushmskers, okaiolate. Le. Wholesale sy JOHN OANNY and BONS, emery and Wick lead 208, 172, 11124ktriars• read, 8. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCSICRELL sad Co. Not opals only. Cub 101.-15. Cornhnl• OYGENATED WATER does not drink .o beau other aerated water, bows the gas ore only be got tato It In a state of vapour, and madame' with the dam pre ; baths effect on the mien Is toenail* the blood and glee warmth and force to animal power. Order It fresh trees the laboratory, 36 6 L:a u rere, ar through w drogilat, la eras caatehdag OXYGENATED WATER.—Animal hest is kept up in the coldest weather by dap dm.* tod Wider. Fresh made from thee Imberskey. is. L ame or through say druggist. CinlAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON arocK at the Alla and CALMS GLASS WWII COM PANY b tor BALI, at 'LEDUC= PRIM the premise et Free Trade Whirl, WALL Debi required fed whirl wpm'. Orders for a the aew Warns sad the patemaetoppmed bogies es usual, ham the work; rabbi" mad the Mask elt Upper Th..... treet, COP. CIOLTS and lINTRiCTABLE HOWES ILI Broken pod taupe** end wand. by Dumb Mackey& Of WMnborn, and G. Leg loaseatin i .. Wen LW Pomba. in Crib Wins Strew ..from 15s. knto itubber Springs far Wray" J on bbrs— In a-wick. Bed arble ew Inam , 250 Onkrlmpl. W. near Um A 545. iln WASH TOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRR'S TABLETS. Moe L. Of WI eltooslits. MOTTLE'S PATENT EARTH OLOSETS.—On vimn nod & operation at Use oft, of Modem Patent Earth Coat Company (thaltod), 19, Podfordatroot, Comet paten. T. M. ZVldelt, Manor. QICWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the K ceespz & , DAY EARTH iIYSTIN.—TbIa b to make engagements toe deaft wtth the ot mos ow tits Dry Teeth Bp* em : Ind dlo g the ot stnltArnter, S c e o =tone to be made to the , Si, Dedfced- C 0 D LIV Z R 0I L YOZ CONSMPTION, BRONCHIAL A.171/CllO/41, as. LIVER OIL MK DIMITY. LIVER OIL. C 0 D PALE NWYOVJW.AI!D. - Teetimordals as to ID panty sad apaulaateue haws beat !s -alved bora the tolloM iL asahrottitydslase:—Prebasor 11, YD., &c., &c., Du ILD., L..C.17., F-. aa. Dr. Mr.D., L./LC.9., M lO 6 L &a, &a. J ust howled try G and Ca, 79, 84. Dian Churchyard, to hagadal MD pink le. id., phle O. at, curia 6a, Ave PM US. HEIIMATIBM, so distressing to those who 1-11) ere atheist y say be wed ellesbeilly relieve' W timely applkelioa Dasmoss um's= Prepared arty by Drydreesit 111. ratellretted. Lew doe. sad teer be Alekkelikera do sal surricaebie tce bder• Say eve beam. Irtee 114. ye Web. I/AMULET% ASTHMATIC BALSAM, affip 4a :Mil o r ib lea= us Ubsu i t= l i t= to be tin bra for lanannk ninne nalba. NW essanan Inn 411 ailkon an naklini onnwelnlL IA Is.. Wank mei pane nrat kr lank, isairabla nanntly din kr nabs wank L segnadias annnokin ft an Ink =I p i .f a u ffa r b a w l= lersa ft aj i raat =IL on lip W. LUMICIIIT ahnin MlLl es r W e t 1 111.41 461mi11as CII = 6I. a g e, Al a lia 1 an an far Ilnbans Danin In aims ant nano In wkrand as na mu& (3T ATLANTIC TILIGIAPN, MECUM NII. =TWO AGENCY.) NEW YORK, Ithaca 13. The Cunard steamship Siberia arrived out at 8 a.m. to-day. _ Closing prime : Gold, 139 f. Sterling exchange on London, 109 f. 5-20 United States Bonda, 1882, 1101; ditto, 1885, 1081 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1011. Illinois, 138 ; Erie, 75g. Cotton : Middling Up land, 26. Petroleum, standard white, 24. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 30c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 26c. WASHINGTON, 'Wax 13. • Attorney-General Stanbury has resigned, in order to defend President Johnson at the impeach ment trial. (TROY OCR SPECIAL 001 NEW YORK, Pa. 29. Senator Sherman has made a long speech on his " Funding Bill," the sum and substance of which is that the holders of the Five-Twenty Bonds must submit to a conversion into a five per cent. forty year loan. He denies that this is a threat. There is nothing in the new bill which inflicts any penalty on those who refuse to convert. But then both Mr. Sherman and all other advocates of the measure point out in pretty plain terms that owing to the condition of popular feeling in the West, to accept the present offer will probably prove by far the best thing the bondholders can do. The leading republican paper in the West, the St. Louis Democrat, warns the repub lican party that there will be no hope for it unless it can lighten the public burdens in some way or other, and the way which is evidently regarded with most favour is a re-arrangement of the public debt. The Indiana Bepubliosa Conven tion has inserted a plank in its platform calling for the payment of the bondholders in greenbacks, accompanied by moderate inflation. In Ohio, at the only election which has of late occurred in that State, [General Beatty, the republic= candidata, as I told you the other day, was elected mainly, if not solely, owing to his adhesion to the same plan of meeting the public liabilities and the Attorney- General of the State has at =other convention moved a resolution supporting the policy of taxing the bonds, which is of coarse a :oath= farm of repudiation, and if poised far miongbiwouhl beanie complete repudiation. In fart, all through the West there is a very strong feeling in favour of cutting down the bondholders' receipts In era way or other ; and though I am informed that the discussion of the last three or four weeks has done • good deal to improve public senti ment on the matter in that region, it is stall in a very unadisfactory cesdition, and thy republican party in the West Is afraid to tees it. The alternative presented is too dreadful. What Mr. Sharman says, therefore, to the bond. holders is, that there is great danger, if they obeli nately refuse to compromise, that they swim* all ; that his bill is not perhaps what they ars entitled to, but it is the beet thirf are likely to get, and it will be pendent to accept it. The !Mt) the bond holders is considerably increased by the probabi lity of Mr. Johnson's deposition. He was, I think, very mound on financial qnsetions—not through knowledge, but through the " hard money " traditions of the dimacenatie pasty in which be has grown up ; and he would, I think —pertly owing to this, and partly owing to his duke to thwart ell electioneering sauna on the pert of the repablisene—have vetoed all balls tempering in sag wag with the public debt. Pram Mr. W.& no mash opposition is to be expeeeed. On the subject of finance be is, it is not too :nab to say, profoundly ignorant, and will moist chum tally to myth* Ocegeos say mpg. ,s, 1,, THE WEEKLY PRESS. work is thickened to 13 feet, a culvert being formed in it. The upper part of the wall is well backed with concrete, courses of brickwork run ning back into this concrete to bind the whole to ' gether. The lock gates, which are each 43 feet wide by 31 feet high, differ in the details , of their construction from any that have been hitherto erected inlknivrantry: - - They are wtsattifesiusse " box-gates ;" but instead of its beineatteinpted to make the box formed bT each leaf water tight, as is done in a majority of instances, the river aide of each gate is perforated so that the water flows freely in or out of the box. The other side of the gate next the dock, is of course made water tight. Those who are skilled in these matters know that box gates of the ordinary kind, although they may be waxer tight when new, rarely continue long in that condition, the vibration caused by the shocks to which they are imbject soon producing leakage. In the gates of the Millwall Docks, the water being in contact with both sides of the water-tight sue face of the gates, the vibration caused by any blows which that surface may receive will be much less, and as a result leas leakage will follow. Having thus described the entrance and its locks let us now proceed to the wet dock—a fine extensive basizi, which has been constructed in the moat The Spectator has scarcely a doubt that the ver dict it President Jehaeon's nee, whether it Is for annitial or ondipaalios, will be that of OM from both the pet tier represented in the Senate. TIM party sereggia, if there is one, will be co the sentence, not the verdict. Nothing binds the Senate to indict deposition. They may suspend, or even reprimand, and it is quite eau ' oeivable that sa often*e which to a republican ' seems terrible may to a democrat mean venial. I Lord 0 sines and Sir A. Coals= are both trust worthy Judges, but they would probably parish ,a political libel very differently, and democrats may honestly be lenient, where republicans moot in bounty be severe. The Senate, however, is evidently disposed to ad with dignity and decision ; in presideat, Chief Justin Chan, is a strong man and a true republican ; the difficulty of arresting the President ham been surmounted by a rum. Mien, declaring that non.attendanee shall be held equiva , hat to • plea of " Not guilty;" and we have little doubt that before the middle of April—possibly before the end ' of March —Mr. Johnson will have retired to Tennison, and IKr. Wade will be till Knelt, 1869, President of the 1 United States. 1 The Saturday Rerieto thinks it obviously improbable 1 modern and approved fashion. The depth of water that the Irish debate will laid to any Immediate assure is 28 feet on the till, which will enable vessels of of pranical utility to Ireland. It will damp the pod- I very large tonnage to enter and discharge their tion of ministers whim °ply policy is a policy el Wier- , Around,cargoes. Around, on the wharves, then is awl we. Another tenth d the debate may be mid to be ' lain warehouse accommodation lio ar manes have that no uses ham been nude out for any swooping ammo i been erected capable of lifting 35 hundred with nigard to Irish lead ; but so cos era fail to as, Oat weight to 15 tons, worked by hydraulic power. it be. been meet damaging to the Id& aim& /oafish- There are at present nine separate and COM im, tan t r i e d h ewa g y sad isms *" t o al b th ese . modious warehouses, and this number can selves whether there is Mill anything in their gown , 1 be speedily Mamma should the requirements of i neat o f w in d mask is se e "li e fair, ac t (phi trade call for the erection of more. Sheer legs, slat they would themselves like end tolerate. The only I worked by steam, and of a capacity of 80 tons, are Sim la whisk me assay minds, sad se may &Kenai being erected for. making and, Via n dd the . 1 . 1 ,, , am , i mmi b ily disposed to epee, j, dimi ng shipment and discharge of machinery other the insiatisanes et • stink whisk is kg eilinik a • very holavr lia rds. Insidethe dock there nano a buoy, mall raiacrity, as as established chant. This is the sew, will be able to adjust their corn imilos we believes the laid fatal eager to the Dis k at w • vessels lnside the wet dock is • dry dock 413 feet alai For sone mime, at set d reesees, tab whir& we Siki feat wide at the =name, and 80 feet wide mesa maw now impairs. imipeesses hue , is a writer d in centre, having kdepth of 25 feet of water on IBM, ezamiDed Oak whole random to Irelsad in a mew the cal at Trinity high water. In this dock there lob add with a sow won* sad they law pumas , ' hat present the &wiles, a Spanish iron-clad of thmestivse that the mantissas, et the shush al the Sr ° lana l whAlgt i. l . 2l . avill i ' Mired the wet dock on I vim* as as eatabildisd dorsi seasiet be jasikled. It """ da j }lto_ 611 " 1° P then willa a booty Irak is %maw th ey do set wmweshe this, er baron. msg . : of wind =v. mo ths at thalami! wee used brae Eking ft, they are to skald el their owe sapportin be gritlliii lightest mishap. and hydraulic sea that they remain it , that the undstry fa the debate 1 ou • "'!" machniery v. been erected round the docks, ea beheld. boa maned as es t at lenses, whit the slate of polls feeling Whisk lOW penile. I and will also be employed in opening the lock gates, slakes, road briftes, and crimes. The water by which The Bee leifeer seadesmo the worse they levity Moping the vent hydraulic maceinery will be worked will by emir& speekees, sad proessimmily by Ni. Lewes in ,__ ___„, _. _. _ the bleb Easroasirm. Peanallie el ids mesas eel seek . ' aa aa n ana al a .l aaintra cd 700 ilk Per !guar* inch, by a pair of horsatintal engines pissed in a suitable ass MIOMII were edhemed le the sine sati-theni pek. 1 ." 1 ".. . Leaving dock. Muse engines, Mess sad prelim whisk be waive lea be d lee well to ' ;hicrares p y the oamo omit shaft have stnikri7 "kW ilre r als e rr e ell 11 " 14.14 at alien. ' each a cylinder 18 blahs, indierneter by 24 inches If this VIM the mkt, es week the semi& li kely te wink., and they w i ll wee k d ou bl e ......._ madame • Wore liberal ohekiskelles, irs maid Ludt, kva.th . „Tua. into od soomookdoo " -- e , fooda r ck w a en-speedily lii use that ereiblastim el menus. sad i t conducesd by p r:Lss to the various hy lagessem ussimery le brim ft fate power. The Mk d rai n, " r a m Then pan eking the graving nyder Farr to Poclitokoo have dews little dnimitim dock and southern sided the outer dock to the to merit • igosorvitty• lab* I'd they wield sot be . entrance, whin they are taken through a subway ism ti they all set aloPtists the diforwiso between the , under the NOTROOD look, and thews along the tom ef spothes like these el Leg Nero mud Ni. aws&s. ' northern side of the outer dock and western Ode eml Kees et Ni. Zeeman sad Ni. Lem at the inner dock to a drawbeidge of 80 feet span, which will arm the Inner dock for the purpose of connecting the Glaugall-road i which traverses the NXTRAOREINART TERMINATION OF • BAM•i LdeolTrugs. Therearetwolimeolpipes, fir one Sear.—Oa Wodosasef newillit:Z y ocaveying ths water under proem% and tae eta theads, tie wth _ ,deer samaqaalal bar far the waste water sir tram the hydras& see aessamen arrived ai end ir a sesty ads. aas a m e ee&es, _ the wein ace being thrown late Maas at me wig oho ink mg the docks , but big amineted hie ....1402 5e • "sly hop manor sl peens is she 16111 to a tank be th e w o w r ro l o siAt a tr t =am , ils,2. ll _,±i.,_wovin_la_i me works of the do=odentemee `ate` an with peek e g as t as D ' ha- ike a re = wk . ths r m a 7Pire : =l b m ,S l ).. ines igg d es ti l lat bela y/ their emonenceseent alk ioTc — dal mows It marmot beta Mass sad bee Mar * of water being let into then as tar beck as the leirk star has, a &skis dig was armead, asei iii i Seth al hat Augur, and by the Ithd cd °nobs, the imi amoned. tou iclustot i mi Zibo st sss „ .. btoodo lerre iro badat . ,_ i osecintotars were able to canasta *using any '• the oollmdma in host of the mimes. The Ilea to Ae — Mt mls lemlbees and 8 1 4 6 : 14 ,,b„ b a be ,7,mg., b o w, w ow s 4sk a r eme dkid the dam wept all drawn b the 93rd of Nona_ en Oven up. Ifensata wine be was bin% but the al Me rite of the mar thee 4 a yang *M Mil ar t Mbar& idled la *ma I den, mad retina the animas, Wm not esidalearteri at mereesth lie kaki= Not milk lb* lb the MI mime vale th: ci fir o l aliaa aa ttc back If • P•l i gia= la Poliga arway. The wenerasse, fad ceases Ina a 1 1 2111 Maim all they ics lb ' scir ta . t i l l l ' illb alb c4t h. 4 • 418 t i ttsr:Lmii:l:Miint ...er et uth the abia wog labia ea el are now all Ipithethig het besieges. 11.411 ruid .- P - etmcitiml.iludecs 'n• 9, 1 19 161 4101110141811. 1r Weft Wiarrimais, MAR= 11. —The Queen hu be en pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under tie great seal of the United Kingdom appointing George Markham Giffard, Esq. one of her Majesty's counsel, to be • Vice-Chancellor in the room of Sir William Page Wood, Kat., reeignoti.—Osrtte. Tau PROPOSED SYNODICAL OZGANISATION IN THE Cavaco OF SNOLAND.—It would appear from a pause in the Bishop of Lialifield's forthcoming pastoral letter to his clergy, that it has been decided to abandon the attempt to endow the proposed synods with legislative and judical powers. The passage referred to runs thus : It is now generally understood that the synods shall not mesasse judicial or legislative functions, but shall confine theasselvea to such matters of practical importance as fall within the province of • body associated together by voluntary compact for religious, charitable and educa tional purposes ." This alteratio nof the original scheme will meet the principal objection entertained against it by a large number of churchmen in the diocese, who were of opinion that the institution of synodical councils upon the basis first proposed by Dr. Selwyn would lead to an inter ference with the religious liberty, both of the clergy and laity, in his lordehly's see. THE CITY OP LONDON COURT AND MR. COSIMIS mown KERIL—A. writ of prohibition has issued out of the Orark of Common Pleas, and been served on the judge and registrar of the above eourt, at the instance of Kr. J. H. Tore, in re of plaints lamed by him toes (Sheriffs') City of London Court, to restrain the iv all process in respect thereof, as well as the gene of the court which is not entitled is the • names, end sealed with the seal of the Sheriff cltaand provided by the London City Small s' Debts AA TOM iipeelbe vaned that In twig pos. ear =taw onlyin the City et Loam Coast, and sealed with • teed and direeMd to be used by the Jodie of the , that functionary has therein exceeded his jurisdiction, and the limits and presaiption of the City Act 1852, and the County Courts Aet, 1867.—City Prat. dikeass rote WORLING WOMEN.—In the clan rooms recently opened at Newton Hogue, Church - street, for the instruction of working women, Mr. B. Arno on Thursday evening, delivered • lecture to • gratified audience on the social and physical condition of Palestine, in which the lecturer gave a most interest ing account of his Bevels and experisates in these sonntriss. In addition to the dames held hem on four every week, leoturee or readings are gives every Thursday el at half-peat 8, to which the admission is one rm.On Thursday, Man* 19, Mr. M. D. Conway, of will deliver a lecture on New .. "&711311111.01AL DEPUTATIONS TO THIMIPII&ENMENT. —Several doputallicas from the Associated Chambers of Comments waited ysetezday upon different members Of this gemenment, to submit the remlotions an d monior ki s agreed to at the neat conference. The first deputation went to Lord Manley sad the Duke of Richmond, at the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Milos, the right hon. gen tleman himself being suddenly prevented from being pre sent as he had promised . The Doke of Richmond sent down his nail intimation that representatives of the press were act to be admitted, but upon Lad Stanley's arrival the seder was at once reversed. The deputation first drew Me m*, to the necessity of haring a treaty of commerce with and Portugal, under which the wines of those might be introduced into England. In reply Le• vi Manley thought the question was • financial one, sad latimeted that any di/Unity these had been was haseabie to the Foreign-office rather than the Ifildle set !mewing much about the matter himself, was swore that the swaps and manias authorities sand paled • maims lose to the spirit revenue if the cheep streag wines of Portugal ware introduced at a low duty. The next Noisiest brought forward wee • moonnidatimi to grant loess to herbows, and Er. BelatenEseth. wee tory to the Treasury, prom Med to tell the Citemellor et the Exchequer all the deputation had ..,......L& Maaackaa were pneinted ia favour of • deelmall opium ef wel&te sad the reentrance ot losite• marks, the Comity Courts Jorisdieeina sad • Wham system et quintile, ith roan be the inn Lag beaky aid queens% es peened la the Meditermassa, wee very vexation, iaseasequese slims la the en& Menem holding TOly drew erbium, which venerallt Mien it dial with them As M the letahrd Tisane. the aside hied add the antic was ems d esteem impertemes to the esemerelel esessinaity„ wain emblem wee est 11 ye said seelhiS etas late. rise PI alas fee the pawns th. &dna =Wsbe we, great. The hg the local were penk hawerer, sad as the treaty did not unpin 1111 this middle et non year gone was plenty of thee for the gemenassiat to glee the minter their eider mei aeons. Amara depatedica wiled ogee the Ind ilhearellar bup the assemily et seimllalleg OW hen. reptay her te est of IlestieirL His Wahl. peelsed be give the nine Ms fell the sew bun at en lik a ir=rm Newwood. Me. Mr. Moak (hind Aimed. Mn Petra. Kr. Pease, Mr. Mr. Thensesa, Lon ' F. F. Cleviadisk Me Menu, sad Mr. Boman. AatQmeorf Or TIM PI7IILIO TO WBOTICTIFOTIR AMen.—W• sea regained b Mae hers the flpeinfied WA lits den en diner el W pu isbria ts ase are sexism te giventery fs of the Abbey to genne r whin ill gadleastworthiaaw they en ho seated. The awe swig iseareale eye era to the tubas at ell tiers, hem 9 to 6 ia earesser. sad from 10 to whiter. Ia enter t o lee the regal sad private degas, sag wile eons la his address to Mb dos a me at - the Geer, or who lams hie &deem ii ie,ennim of the iihseeir. Ls pertain to see ilia at him. The inn gamete Ise selleg the all& hem s fowl is. pepZi a t i o r gain. ale no tedididea up other denial to the senve demesne et the oases ebtArates ide to sheen ea. aadiesileahe Me a, as ends Me aesteery aim ter • tiodecielh 4 Fos rein is gement Me attiadene et is Waded is , survey d the royal babe sad INA gm , 'Mae Of the asseameits sad he 01 who aged demean& lione Mist& es% whoa Me .• simedine• of i. whir wog hi • time 4=4 by yap • esasehent, esteabiele et Me wet* me amen u s se to annileas Mesa de in esed earsegparat. The iiv=t d a p lis si dromis_ . hewn 'ad eves In Penn Mao, ion thee the seguilleallease at W plea it • / 66 Isom aho inlet srsle ie r emparst.the s Ilte stliadeate fat Vann et all the iambi. ma be pmented *Min the isibmze rasse as faidre i gel4 l 7 l , 4 , 0 r 1141 as. h 9 Moil" MIN Nikallig view, IR .tfi 7ti: _ ~~