The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-02 00:00:00

IN 1..-- - -r, s_ tee "sn~' ""7" - . 1 -5 '173 7MIZOIr fj prt di„A /U r AR 1368. I.R.NEVistSW4' cFiVF I- * . e- E : No. 6,730.] 0 r V o m 111/ by Steam N w r: t _____ o h r IA. CIITTP F A JAPAN . I TAT' at %. etc, via EGYPT, from SOUTHAMPTON an d ' gaR4EILLEI. 0.• I'P , I "CLAM and ORIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION Set N r hook Parengers and receive Cargo and Pamela by • naMerl for GIBRALTAR ADEN,BOMBAY, DATA. BOMBAY, / Prom Southampton, every Saturday. ati-XA SDIGA, cOLON. SMGAPORE, 's Prom Southampton, BOLO , CHINA, Levin fortnight—the day COA T " , JAPA N , j of departure being ItTAV lA. baturday. it'STRAMA, mnsotrwal Prom Southampton, um; C FORGES SYDNEY, mice a month—ti l l= sot' ND, do , Re. departure being .st e steamers leave Marseilles every Sunday. " Pall particulars as to freight, passage, _and insurance, ap• It the Company's Ottices, Itti, Levienhallotreet, London, oientalplaee, Southampton. RS. Lond on R and SONS'_(Rf_ l i f iCBB ß y ck it. m t) LINE of STEAM and PAM wig to Alla AI ► —For 11}1.11OURNE (Port Phil li p) Direct e. Ware the Docks on Saturday, fit March, calling at Ply the eptendld clipper ship ICKNT, 1,000 te., H. PAR r ERA NOM Commentom ; lying In the Rag India Docks. sceroinagodstione for all classes of peasengere are mpg. ord. lODd she will can't an niPciiiinced aingeon.—For freight ;‘ to ALLPOGT and MORGAN, with Mom. sad BONS, 7. Leadenhall-adreat BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns atet, and Central Germany —The North Derma Lott* trst.clase sertw steamer SCH WAN. Captain CHRISTENSEN, mil be despatched THURSDAY. March 6, calling at Blackwell Mather p e rmitting) at It noon.—Fares to Bremen. Lt end CI: pt.an tirkets, f.. 3 and tl las —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal dioy,vat•eircus, W.; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, MIL LI! and Cu., St. Dunstan'ohoute, Crawl's:et, Great Tower- STEAM to ROTTERDAM and the RHINEI' TWICE n WEER.—NOTICR to TASBEIIOIGAB.—TIas fermi rte pol.lle.steamer DATAVIRR, Captain W. SMITH, entirely osk ...rated, will be despatched an SUNDAY. March 8, at BJO en from alongside Brunswick Pier BlaekwaLl (Tamengers must go, rencitureb street station by the 8.0 am. tralol, (weather returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday morning arranSfllfilia having been made to land es stlMl.onro Haven, to be conveyed from thence to Mon by iv. al train, so as to accomplish the tourney In 15 hours ; vtd 4 outwards the hours of departure from Blackwell will "sure a prompt arrival M Rotterdam. The screw Fpluirord Is despatched from off the Tower every yg, t,y looming early. Yor fares and times of departure see bills —Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal Mee, W., or to GRAV AS, rill ILIUM and Co., M. Dunstan* lon.lane, Great Teweestratt, EC. QTE.II to GOTHENBURG.—The unrivalled •,,rew steamer MARY, Captain S. MGR will be do r, • • f. .r the above port In • taw darn Fan, 1.3 3a ; return , t... , 0ed at a bare and a halt—For freight, tte.. apply to ?ILI I I U . ri CRAY Orett S* TOWIN-lireet, PHILLIPS'S and Co., St. Dunstan's t QE 1. —MIDSHIPMAN and APPRENTICES 17 aFiII'IRED for uplendlil ships—Roots to W. BIITFIFJI.- LIM I rmichurch.buibilnds, reacheb.dreet. Established t A ~ uldr to the Merchant Service, two stamps. "INDIA OFFICE, Feb. 29 1868.—8 y order of y it s. enter, of State for India In Coen—NOTICE is ID I:110" GIVEN, that the lilltla-TOR•GENRRAL of STORM t : Lv:.lt sill be ready on or before lIONDAY, the eth March • • Native PROPOSALS in writing, sealed up. from each 1.. r. • :14 may be willing to SUPPLY CANVAS and ; ooditlons of the mkt contract may be had on ap ▪ t o .4 whitened to the Director General of Stores. India w..tmlnater, S.W.. when, the preened' are to be left t• i. t..re two o'clock p.m. of the said eth day of March. odor sbich hour no tender will be received. GERALD C. TALBOT. Dlrector-Genera 'INDIA OFFICE, Feb. 29, 1868.—8 y order of th.• N•rretary of State for ladle in Cowicil—NOTlCE IS In hhht 1.1 V EN, that the DIRECTOR-GENERAL of STORES \ 1.1 t rill be ready no or before MONDAY, the 9th March tt rccrive rhOrDSALS in wrltimh waled up, from waeh pr.... a.. may he willing to SUPPLY beet SWEDISH IRON ; t conditions of the said contract may be bad on ap. tI .•: 3.ilift•PitYi to the Director General of Stores. Inas og, • u rttminster, SW., where tbo proposaleare to be left any tIY 0 o'clock p m. of the said Kb day of March, 18tH, t :mil hour no tender will be received. GERALD C. TALBOT, Director-omnd. I'INDIA OFFICE, Feb. 29, 1888.—By order of ' Li. -reretary of state for India la Council.—zorrim IS /I! I:1 Y.N that the DIRECTOR GENERAL of STORkki I rill be riady on or before MOYIDAY, the Mb Larch PRISSISALS In writing, sealed up, from inch lot ..,14 way Ile willini to SUPPLY BOLT and SHEET and that the conditions of the said contract may be n appliration addressed to the Director Oeneral of Storm, h Westminster, S.W., where the proposals are to be .1q tins. heroer two o'clock p.m. of the said oth day of 0,, h, iv s , alter which hour no tender will be received. ill'itaLD C. TALBOT, Director-GeneraL INI/1.% OFFICE, Feb. 20, 1868.—8 y order of ▪ ii.' '.,.r, toy of Mate for India in Cannell.—NOTlCß IS 11, cr 1:1 rat P.N, that the DI ROUTORMENERAL of STORM 1 r 111/11 oIU he wady on or before MONDAY, the oth March ▪ t..r,,..0ve PROPOSALS In writing, melded op, from each pr. n. 44 way be willing to SUPPLY 0.,600 tow of STRAY t.. 1; tons of 1011'111Y COAL, and 300 tons of C9KIL t .• • .1.1,‘,1.4 nt Bombay : 4,000 tons of BTRAM COAL, • .1.1i41 r,l at humane , 1,000 taws of STEAM COAL, to be dir..l Muscat: and IRO tons of STRAII COAL, MO tons of Al Al ITE COAL, and 20 tons of CORM, to be delivered at mid that the conditions of the said contract may be siodication addressed to the Direetco-Oemeal of Mores, 1: Itestnduster, S.W.. where the proposals are to be Mt .$) time before two o'clock p.m. of the said oth day of Y.:r h. I,s, after which hour to tender will be received. GERALD C. TkLhar. Dlreetoramseral. 114 N K of ENGLAND.—UNCLAIMED STOCK. • u.i.licallou hairline Men made to the Governors of the kr.. 4 i. nalaed to direct the tr•trander from the Commis . sem for the Reduction of the National Debt of the !UM of .lulated C 3 per Cent. Annuities heretofore 'Molding in of JUIIN RANDALL, of the Inner Temple, London, • a. al. and THOMAS RANDALL, of Ballarat, Melbourne, wrcdcc maitleman. and which was transferred to the said Cots a. I 41. I • in consequence of the dividends thereon liming re enclainied since the Stb January, 18.58, NOTICE IS tiIVEN that, on the expiration of three months from Le the saki STOCK will be TRANSFERRED, and the ell ;ill thereon PAID to THOMAS RANDALL, the our has claimed the same, unless some other claimant sn • appear and make out Na claim thereto. N CHANCERY.—In the MATTER of the .1.1 ..n.paoles Art. 1813!, and to the Matter of the GENERAL !lig tT AMU RANCE COMPANY (Limited'.-NOTICE IR I , I GIVEN, that a PETITION for the WINUINO UP of e -sr named Company by the Coast of Chancery was, on the to of February, lanti, presented to the Master of the Rolla its. undersigned Willisto Thistlethwalte. of 15, Llncoln'e u.nand It In the county of tHiikesex, gentleman, a creditor of 11. ..1 mummy ; and that the said Petition Is directed to he I: I) tkl"re the Master of the Rolls 100 the 7th day of March, I ;'' and any creditor or contributory of the said Company oppose the nutting of an order for the winding up of • is' Company noder the above Act should appear at the hearing by himself or Ida counsel for that emrpose, sad rt of the relltioll will be furnished to any creditor or coo t. -ii.e ) of the said Company, mailing the same, by the under. *;tot, no payment of the mutated charge for the amt. WILLIAM reisn.Fr4wAitE. .• ••- • • • 15, Lincolo's-inn.Bells, Middlmes. Belk:nor, the PeWow,. A RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIZBI—If so, can at ohm on the undereigned. end be relieved from the tan. I .L•st tear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and '' • caws conducted on moderate term. Private arrange. made with credit. is. Deed• of composition and assign . executed. Protection to perms and property obtained • ' pubtletty.—Apply to Mr. K. HARMS, 67, Strand, W.C. I' .1..10 till 4. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, • i, Coleman.street, E C., Negotiates Partnerships. audits s boots or intricate notrounts,ctfects arrangements with r• without publicity, and prepares amounts for Court of • Sales of Reversions, Life Interests, and Annuitle 'et, an .1 money obtained in connection with Life Assuranoe s XYGENATED WATER does not drink so (1 brhk as other aerated water, became the ps can only be • : it in a state of vapour, and condensed with the gam pre ,- but its eff !et on the system Is to vitalise the blood and give ••• and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the .i , •17. ae. Loos-acre, or through any druggist, in cases ntantog at, bottles. 0 X YGENATED WATER.—Animal heat is kept ki the coldest weather by daily draughts of Oxygenated t Fresh made from the labocakey, sO, Log-acre, or 'el any druggist. GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON m..vic of the MRS and CALDER GLASS BOTTLE 001 - ,• • in for SALE, at REDUCED PRICE, the premiss. at Free 1...rf, Ratliff, being required for wharf purpose. • It, 1.1 all the new potter= and the Petrututoj o.. P ae4 b°"1" from the works, Yorkshire. sad the S$ Upper ~,e ..street, City. 141 X CELSIOR Z NI FE CLEANERS, taw cheapest and best, from 1 to i gabinan—ek Ldu 4. and of all ironmongers. VEL'S PRIZE KITCHENERS of 1851 Pad Exhibition are now made with improvements :•,• received her Majesty's loyal Lotion Patent, and can ; • through any respectable ironmonger in London or ~ xlO-r. N.B.—These Kitcbeners_ power more facilities rt I n cooking than all Milani:wrote the public. None unless labelled •• liners Prize Kitcheners.--Mane ' Lee Foundry, Leamington. VANS'S PRIZE MEDAL KITCHENERS, norm, Tenders, and Fire Irons, Lamps and all kinds, Fin:no-plated Wares and Cutlery of .hari„,..&o2, Tea end Coffee 1/nis Dish Coven, Ton Trays, and Iream 4l. Wl% agery.--EhOWlObnke., 'band ft Lai WD 4191 ERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 1, Oid lireedeit=d le and 17, rallaaail, London. al I. Subscribed and Invested Capital and teserre Fund, 11,900,000. Lassen paid, 1,3,000,000. Fire insurances panted on every description of property, at home and abroad, at moderate rates. Claims liberally mid promptly settled. JAMBS HOLLAND. Sapaintendent ESTABLUMLD 'B4L M -- GREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR _ ANC! !iOCIZT . Y. _ _ 101. Cheapalde. Lc dsn, LC. impewared by Special Act of NA. 25th and nth Viet., cap 74. Beery description of Life Assurance business transactsd, with or without particiyallou In profits. At:USW 71ANCI2, Beerstarr. NATIONAL BANK of INDIA (Limited). NOTICII IS DEREBY GIVEN, that the TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company will be closed front TUESDAY, the Sr& to MONDAY, the leth Much, 1869, both data includre.— By °Moro! the Board, A. Y. !MONTY, Manager. SO, King William street, London, Feb. ISM THE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. Lomlos 002 m REMOVED from 21, Flnch.lano To NEW PREMISES, No. 37, NICHOLII&LANX LO: r, EC B ANK of SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Incorporated by Royal Charts', 1847. Letters of Credit and Bills lamed u is Adelaide and the wh elped Mins la . Anstrildh ratted.—Apply at the Royal Rank of i . atlorAMl Ireland: and at the Company's ORR" 64, Old broad-street, , Leedom, KC WILLIAM PURDY, Manager. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OORPORATlON.—Eatabflabed A.D. 1720, by Charter of King George I. and roamed byßpsclal Acts of Parliament. Chief 001ce—itorl Ex LaWon; Branch-29, Pall-mall. OCT YIDS WIONAM, aIi Tat, Governor. JAMES STEWART HODGSON, laq., Sub-Governor. MULES JOHN MANNING, Men., Deputy-Governor. Dumerossi. Retort Barclay, Dn. John Garrett Cattley, Eat. Mart Currie Close, Esq. Edward James Daniell, Ems, Winton Davidson, Esq. Lancelot William Dent, Ea% Alexander Deuce, Eth. Fredk. Joseph Edimam', Esq. Charles Hermann Beechen. gag. Itivendale Wm. Urcidell. Em. Francis Alex lianditon,En. Robert Amadeus Heath, Fan. Fire, Life, and Marine Amara The Duty on Fire Assurances sate of la. ed. pee cent. per annum. No charge is made by this Corporation for 11Te Policy or Stamp, however small the Assurance may be. Life Assurances with or without participation in prate. Divisions of profit every eve years Any sum up to A. 16,000 insurable on the name life. The Corporation bear the cost of Policy Stamps and Medical E Aliberal ee participation in prate, with the guarantee of a large invested Capital Stock, and exemption, under Royal Charter, from the liabilities of partnership. The advantages of modern practice, with the security of an Mee whose re s ou rc es have been tested by the expectance of nearly a century awl a half. A Prospectus and Table of Bonus will be forwarded on lea- Ron. ROBLET P. STEELS, • . William Potion Hibbert, Eeq, Wihnot Holland, Esq. Egerton Hubbard, Esq. Nevile Lubbock, Esq. Lord JuiceUne Wm. Percy. Charles BoMusson, Esq. Samuel Leo Schuster, Em. Eric Carrington Smith, Esq. j W "e llrn ikama. Wallace ig lsq. Charles Basing Young, Esq. 1.301 on liberal terms. hr hoes reduced to the uniform TEE LAW UNION FIRE and LIFE INSCR.%NCE COMPANY is prepay t d to make truntediate ADVANCES on Mortgage of Life Intelsat., Reversions, Free holds, and long Leaseholds. The Company also purchase Reversions, whether absolute or contingent The Directors Invite the attention of solicitors and others to their new form of whole-world and unconditional life policy, which affords peculiar and very great advantages to mortgagees and (Ahura Every description of Fire and Lib Insurance bastoeu trans , acted. . Annuities granted on favourable tem& Prospectuse., copies of the Directors' report, and every informs lion stilton application to FRANK M'CiSDY, Actuary and Secretary. Chief (Aces, 1201, Chancery brie. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Thread needle-street and Charingereet. The division of the Croats which accrued during the fire years coded at Midsummer lad has been declared, and the bonus may now be received an cola or applied In augnieutation of the sum ensured, or reduction of the premiums, at the option of the Pulley holders, agreeably to the conditions In the Society's preepectus. The additions to the duos assured by Policies entitled to par ticipate la lourdlths of the pendia are, a ea average, about fortyals per coot. on the premiums paid during the ace years. Tbe present to a favourable period for effecting new assur ances, in rcference to the nest quinquennial division. N.li —Proposals are now received and 111111111threll may be effected at the Ogler at Charing-cross, as well es at the Chief (Mee In Thread: Idle-street. I January, hid& JAMES 11A1111.18,, Actuary. PHCENLX FIRE-OFFICE, Lombard-street and Clissing-croos. ratabllshed 1782. Inawances effected In all ports of the world. Prompt and liberal Loos &Aliment& OM W. LOVILL. Boorstary. SIX POUNDSPER WEEK i. WHILE LAID UP BY INJURY, AND 01,000 In ease of DEATH awned by ACCIDENT OP ANY RIND, may be secured BY AN ANNUAL PM DENT OF FROM ZS top IL to the RAILWAY PAIOtENGEES ASSURANCE COMPANY. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS ALONE may also be prov Med against by INSURANCE. TICK KIN FOR SINGLE OR DOUBLE JOCENIZIL Poe perticalses apply to the Clerks et the Rallies' Stations, to the Local Agents. cent the 00 4 CORN SILL, and 10, lIEGINTaT c Ii s kET. W. J. VIAN, seerstary. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, 17, TOWER ROYAL, CEIT, Jan. 6, 1801.—The whole of the Books, le., of A. Levy and Co. were eared uninjured. beim depodted In TWO PATENT iIkLIANCE YIRE.1•1003 TARNS. Re liance Lock and Rafe Warehouse, 30, Walbrook. Ilan. Second band asks from L 3 10e. REILLY•COMISLAIN RIFLE. —The moat simple sad effective yet offered to the magic tt. REILLY and Co.. 601, New Ottordntreet, Londe*: Branch Xelobllehinenth 316, Oitordotreet, London, wad E. as &iffy. 111 E CULTIVATION of TEA in the East ladles bu now become an Important feature. Since the Introduction of Assam Tea. nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COM PA N Y bare, on account of its put strefuth and exquisite flavour. promoted Ifs sale by ever) means. The Tea Districts. thru confined to Upper MUM, have padaslly extended. and Teas from other part of India are thus offering vaster vatietles The Company are sow solllng Cachsr, Darjeeling. dc ,at from Ts ltd to N. 2d. per Bs, an Mina Teas as usual.—Warehouses, No. 9, Great fit it churchyard, Illshopegate. Price List forwarded on application. !`TARTER'. PERMANENT GRASS SEED, for all solln—^.37 and 238, 1110 Holborn, London, W.C. PRICE per sere 245. to 32a.—PRICE LISTS gnats and post tree.—t 37 and 236, MO Holborn, London. W.C. THE only Prize Medal for GRASS SEED, Par* 1867, win awarded to JAMES CARTER and Co.. W and 1311. Min Melbas% London, W.C. CARTER'S RENOVATING MIXTURE, for imploying old gran bads. Now trona Mt to 101 b. pt. am Per lb. 9d. ; par cwt., 805.-437 and 11/9. High Holborn, London. W.C. CARTER'S GRASS SEED, for land irrigated with sewage as supplied to the Metropolis Seven Co. lieng-creek , per IMO, 204 —237 and 538, High Holborn, SPECIAL ESTIMATES given where large quan tities of GRAS 51ZDS aro rapidrod, ' ON APPLICATION to CARTER'S GREAT LONDON SEED WARE -1101782, NOS. 237 and 238, High Holborn, W.O. PATENT PRIZE AGRICULTURAL and HO7TICITLIVIAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINES. Ilhudratod catalogues will be not boo on applionion—BUßOMS6 and LEY, 96, Nownatnidnott, London. The well-Rumen ECONOMICAL TATIANA, 40, CORNHILL, Oppoatte Flath.leaC DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The medical profession for thirty yesrs have sperered ot this pore Solution of liagoada as the best reasdy for Atitlly et the Stomach, Ileartburn, Headsche, Goat. and indimmlion ; and as the bat mUd aperient for delicate conditottona medal adapted for Ladle.. Childron, end infant.—DlNNlLlo chemists, New liced4treet, Leedom. and ether chemists throughout the went DR scam BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, • Dever %Ws needy. prepared *about may aseeurial tuoedLut, f li e s? b laved invaluable to all who yam tees sad ldadie= mew ditainete of the ep ecalib et k ate isd r i r hialteal es • family veriest medical" sad la a Pdahil Dm bind. OM ort truly atoethat ; mßa le thole opermisa and resistal to eke stomach, My creme appellia, prawn* digaiSon, aM the whole nervous systeo.--hoid by W. King Whllan-etreet. Chasheivress, sad by meet at ta hoses. 11. 114.. and three times the quantity la anejln Bo sum to ask fur Dr. BOW. Mies rad Liver PM Mte onalas an to • *pare Erma padjap, with " 1.91b11e waved ea the still. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1868. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAO.E. Three laahete Grand Omar{ Promenade. Met o'clock. One Milling. MDLLE. FINETTE, from the Lyceum, IVERY NIGHT. at 1010, ta Os Perk lau Qoadnlia. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACK THE LANGHAM HOTEL, Portland-plaoe, W. baxim.—Gentlassea and families visiting the metropoliii daring the coming season can ensure lirskclass accommodation at this estabilshailmt by addressing the manager per post. During the recess great improvemeata have bees emu.* In every department, and no pains will be spared to make It one of the best hotels In the world. The public rooms, comprieleg the grand dining hall, the general sill *reams, sad the maeldatb room, are coefeuedly the finest in the Undoes. Talled'lsOle all the year round at 6 o'clock—JAY=Y. SANDIMON, HENRY BRETT and CO., D. V. PURE PALE BRANDY, AND HENRY BRETT and CO., OLD IIIIINIVALD DISTILL/AY. HOLBORN, and 30, REGENT-STREIT. Oar house haring boils for 0 many years IdeeUted with the Writ trade, and especially the distillation of brandy, suggests to us that many of our supporters may not be snare that we have, since 1868, established a department and warehouses far the sate of wines. We are indebted to Mooed our containers who have petrusbed this branch of uur business, and venture to hope that the values which they have obtained will he emadmive to further orders, as well eat° their esteemed recommendation. The day is gobs hy when to have sound and pure wine It mad of necessity be high priced. Our trade Is principally for medium qualities, end we will not ship such very low descriptions as preclude no from recommend ing them with confidence. The quotations In our prices current for high priced and choice wines will, however, be found to beer favourable comparison with other Importer. We commence our specialities with 31 *Tula, the finest lw ported, at ten pounds per doses. cask, tire guises, per octave, sod eighteen 'hilltop per - - In sherries troenlialn, ere quote In particular two marks our " Xeres" pale sherry, at seventeen pounds per quarter cask, eight pounds Arleen per octave, and twenty-five shillings par doses; and "Cadiz" hue old wine at twenty pounds per guar• ter walk ten pounds five per octave, and thirty-els shillWgs per dom. faa — clarete we we, on amount of the mogul/rent vinteae of 1864, enabled to submit pure Bordeaux at fourteen AMID,. per dump. We have others at el teen ih lllop, twenty.fonr, and thlrty4LT, all well worthy of attention, and of propottlonate value Port wine is not In each donned no formerly. We have an old wine from the wood, very pare, at thirty shillings the dozen also a pnrt of high character, old la bottle, Opyrto," at forty eight shillings. We have made arrangements which will enable us on a future oecaalon to brine under your notice a crusted port at or about twenty-flee shillings the dumb. The advantage, of oar system of net cash payments, without discount or abatement, is now so universally approved by careful buyers that It Deeds Do moiety at our hands. The payment of railway carriage is • matter which Irma at all times vexatious to our country customers. We take credit for having decided to pay% upon gamitatiraao ossiollaa ems dors ; and we are not swat* that any other house offers such induce ments. - Public attention has lately been called to the site of bottles used by wine znercbanta For ourselves. and we are sure we can speak for all respectable boons, we bottle oar wine. and splits in the recognised standard bottle of six to the gall m. Rank Individual one cannot be measured to the ounce, but col lectively, twelve bottles will hold two gallons as near as porible more on lets. We are equally willing to supply Marsala and some of our ports and sherries by the imperial gallon although we cannot recommend this mode of consumption. Spirits of course are ea well one way as the other, either by the Imperial gallon or the dose's. For oor extended quotations of spirits, German 'dries. ewe. paves, &e., we would refer you to our prices current, which we shall be too glad to forward upon receiving your permbialou to do so. dolleltled further favours, We remain, Your ohedkut servants, HENRY BRETT sod Co. Loodoo, Feb., 1808. 0. DUBE PALE BRANDY, OLD FIIRIVIVALS DISTILLERY, FEOLIIARN BARS, A ND 30 REGENT-STREET. OF all spirits, brandy is the most wholesome and useful when perfectly pure. It penman properties of great medical value, and bas often been the means of sang human life. Used judiciously, It is, at all times sad on all occa sions, a harmless Mimalant. Bo much, however. depend@ on the purity of the spirit, that great caution should be exercised in Its pweliase, partlarly for invade Attention has beau dbected to supplies forwarded by Yenta Ad.-Valentln to the London and other hospitals, and we gladly accord It our unquallied ap proval. It priammes all the virtues which Sr. characteristic of the fine* and purest Preach brandies, combined with an 'vial sits delicacy of flavour. Their extesialve wins and liquor afters are situated at 1, place, and tase, Oxford-street.—'• Maraca from 'Coed Journal,' Jan. 11. ldit KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ILIMBITION, Me celebrated old RUH WHISKY Wood the DUBLIN Pll5l &ads" rad veep wholesome. Bold be na ed each, at tha mead loam In Load.. op the agents In principal acne ar ertioleaele 11, Great !maxi, W.—Olieerai the rad aeal, pink label, and {Ark beaded • Itaslaa's LL BETTS'S CAPSULE PATENTS to prevent —Norm is num& owls, not AN/TBll I thirfi lnrit ON EVERT CAPSULE he makes for the principal merchants of England and Prams, thus amabling vrador, purchaser, and consumer not may to Identify the penulaimirs of the Osseo* but llkeslan the ecateals of the vessel to which It Is applied. The Lord Chastener. la hie M meat on the Bth instant, said that the Oafish", are set used merely for the of ornament, but that they are service sble In re tang W beer from In jur y, mad Mersin Its gamine seat Mannhictoe 1, Wharf-road, Uty-road, Leaden, sad Bordeaux, PILO& ABra New Song I MUST LEAVE THEE BONNIE HATIR Mr. W. H. CasaMee 'mamba a Ude was oat of Me moat remarkable eemetiess tl Ni IMMO eameattal meow{ *se et. Joinsfsbaß. The. 1111 la ea aver to ea ea tbudeetle mean Mr. Oesamlami re peated meg wltb ema faermard IMllemo sad OWL The meg 0, MT L free *Dog tor 19 damps, ORI LIKE A FWD RID 1081. Dad for mina* sad alto, or Moor sad Oise. Worda by Roust Iva= Mule by Fred. Recites as, free oaf. for 19 !tamps UHF FOR THE WR•l4.— Barred Hy the of . Bright Smile Hassle Me Btlll, Tbe Lodal Rem' 21y Vol.. le Mum,' " MOS Mar of Pre." Tbe Wieling and 100 ahem tub free by poet.l9 Malaya Loudon: Robert Cocks eel Co„ New Matingtoselneea. Palos la HOW to RKNZW LIFE the lleasimoont and Cuts cd laddpiatioa. litstultsaaa sad Iterloot allow tiara pooadat to Mos. Sy Mal Hawn, "LA. Loadota,' DIGO rid Boa, Ks Ludgate-1M WI MODISH PIICIVIES mad DRILV/HOIL / MRSSItiI CHRISTIE, MANSON, end WOODS tiou gg e gg give aotle• that Wry will RILL by AuctioN, ar ad, great Sams, S. Mrs* ti. James aquae% TOMOHBOW. March $ , at I , s s s z si bt s is . et seam PIGTORMI and VW la HAIM& COLA tailladig id worke al . Analaid '.." Stanfield / Harms Prlth • = s oda nada, Hares Gibson i ( la Jesse 86par . Hande Olasida• = 4.1. Takata Ode Hid Thom Cooper lisrd . - 4 likens.= Teets= / Crawl* /1 , Powell Vendome / Earl :dee m m Previa 7/ e? , ) 4, , Htl7 1° lias BRIM Rig te vim& • MIDNIGHT MEETING MOVEMENT. The MOUTH ANIMAL murING lot .beh . 01 . 1 ti ) ow Tli UM ICO /a EYZNI. Murk Ma at inseam& r - 1, Me* Qtwewstreet. Lloomlealmos W C. ILOBILUT BAXTKIL, Zmq., will take tits chair at It. .olotk• Souse Interesting pmrticolars will be Wee of the pe07••• the llometattat by those who hese alleamisd thews lisellea L NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BOOMS, 218, High Ifothom.—The most gracious and brilllantly-decorated Ban loom, sod the best Band ha Leedom. OPEN for CONCERT sad DANCIN3 IMMIX EVINIIIG. 11lualeal Director, Mr. W. W. Pecker. Ora as half-yea •; elan at IL Agssisshoo. Ihreoghont. Is. 0. OLD FURNIVALS DISTILLERY, HOLBORN BARS, 30, REGENT-STREET. HENRY BRETT and CO., D. V. ansraz and JAPIMETE ENAMELS, Oriental Pamela* Carvings la Jade, and Smut Indian Arm, OW rms. Dremien, CbeLree, and WNW Porcelain Wedg wood Ware, de. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, )[A RSON, aud WOODS reignetielly ere notion Witting wii/ SELL by AUCTION, os their 127•4 Zooms, R Einglitait, St Juatetaittere. TO MORROW, Audi and taming dig, at l pr.reintr. * latri AS/1131 SLAW d POECEIALT and ornamental objet is Irons different eillintialm, eaMerliaff old Wren and Emden, old Menet WIMPIOW. MEd albfr Porcelain, Wedgwood ware, Indian anawarand aimm tanbeing some One swords and gone Inlaid wide mold, andent Ebben and Japanese esamala, oriental pormlakt, carving, Y Jade. bromine, eloeke sod candelabra. and ntuniroor °Mow camaineatal objects from &Rarest collections.— , b 4 be red, red cetilognee had M. ORSOVINIOSOTRIEIT. OBJEC/N of ART sad VERTU sad f* TM at the RILSIDENCR of taw Marquis V M me. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS Wes mike that they will MR by *UC.• ALT, e, Mardis. at I precisely, the OBJICTS of CONTENTS of In alawrircn of his Excenswn d'Alene°, comprising • eines-onto chismennitee of endplayed white marble, • flee terse Venetian ems chsethilisc sod mirrors, Lugs panels of old Vesietim and Daturas toPerftwi_all4 •e to of furniture covered with tepees" . a grand ir -mixt Menem lailakt with asother4.pearl, old mar tingale minteades mat Massie ; floe old Italian mason painted by Dane allki Polio 17cello ; a glass feline exquisitely carved by Dingsdp . ;ll , Ft liampleos ; • model of the tomb of Jaen de Medial Malt labels= and old Maori atter H.Alagelle obi easel= 'sleeved sideboard, d an nom by Venn= , Needmer sad newt mercies, of Vannes peen lab: aim sin Ital Jen musical issinuesats:canhip la ivory amen s. smiset metal work, terra collet; • ref of Wee thethenweno Jan pni-tot at Calm di Meets, intmerly at Witco =• MI et *re apeman lane linaisn mom emit tholepin Drorthe se letereetinti callectioa of specimen at potentate, • few pictures, marble busts, red the mainneetal sad useful esslaste of Übe zuwasion ; also a capital harcembe. by Andrews. of estalbsinploo, and some hareem—Ray be viewed two don pestaling, sad catalogues had. ANCTENT and MODEM PICTURES, the Property of Messrs M. 611 AVIS and Oa. saved from the Fire to Pa MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS any give odic; that they will SELL by ALC TION. m rc parest King-sired, Bt. James's &onset. on SATDRD March 7. at I prededy, a Ise and reload. COL. LECTION eg Laurel and Modern PILTUREs. being mat of the preyed ef Maws. H. Graves and Co ,6. Fall-mall, which es raped elm thNr pillories were conounted by the diamtnros Ore at Her Malady's Theatre. on the alight of the 6th December, Me comprising upwards of ISO Work., and inclod. big the odglimil Pasant et the Coronado(' of her Majesty the Queen. pidisad by Sir George IN ter. eograred by Ryan ; • Mower from Fuld) I and, a beautiful rearmed work by T. Feed, LL: Making Mod Pies, the mow eyed work of H. B IY ; Is Gig* a replies id the celebrated work if John Phillip, /A. ; The Lord • Prayer, the engraved work of 11. Le Jew; AIL A. ; The Stepping Stones, one of the lined works of T. Crawls*. - /LA, : Gone, the engraved wort of T. lreeko; hanky s Bower, a lovely work of C. Hadar; Lewd Huntiog, the endeared work of F. W. Rey) : an English Ilameeati, a superb work of Old Creme—ene of the gold worms of Jamie Stark a large another of capital Historical Portrait; loth English and Foreign, Including an engraved Portrait of the Uri of Pembroke, by Sir J. Repaid,: Hanneman and hit Peggy, by Oid Stone ; and =say others d great blend, from the New, Northirkk, Boydell, Alloott, Inane% and Gurney edbolkno—may he viewed two days preceding, and catalogue be& THZ COLLECTION of IIINIATI:Itlat, sad a her objects of Ar t sad Virtu of the Bev. 0606106 JEfttON, 1[ A. MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS ere notice, that they will SELL by AUC TION. at ri F it eriat Roma, 8, Kintattect, St. Jamerfeetpiare, aMOND T, March 9. at I precisely, the valuable COLLECTION of mitrunrium, way of which have been exhibited at the Lees Meseens, South Kensington, and a few objects of art and vista, OW property of the Rev. George Jepson, Y.A.—My be I viewed tee days preceding, and catalogues bad. 011tVIC721 OF ,r Ant AND JEWELS. Ma mill. ogitiglig,ifigSliii,ana WOODS respectfully give pollee, %Mt %Weill BELLbyAUCTIoN, at their Great Rooms, Kingotreet, bt. James's squire, on TUE:4 DAY. Mush 10, and following day, at 1 precisely, a BESVICE of OLD PLATO and some JEWSLO, the property of a lady, de ceased ; comprising a handsome old teakettle and tea service, • pair of lumiesme candelabra, • set of four rue-shaped tureetw an m • op tureen, a set J of enewels tree dashes. serv pairice asuman plate, ertkles, to. The eemprhis a of fine brilliant earring', bracelets, and necklaces set with rubies and emeralds, pearl miasmata. miniatures set with diamonds, lee . Also, 'IAN old advert and silve r It plate, the property of a B ro a net conelating of vase.th sugar mature, cake and bread baskets, did cope, and a han some dessert service of silver MIL combated of metre candelabrum. wino-coolers, salvers, Makes, and itseat stands, a considerable portion from the c Jlectbse of Georg* IV. ; also several other mall parcels of plate —May be viewed Iwo days preceding, and catalogues had. OLD DACORATIVB FVIINITUME. . CHRIEITILMANSW4amiIy M ili r illiag espectfully give notice that they will aLLL 241"- - MN, at their Great Rooms, King street, It. Jansee'smosare, on THVIISDAY, March li. at I precisely, • large COLLM:rIO24 of decorative old French and limilteh YURNITURE, the pro perty of • gentleman ; comprising bosutiful marnneterie tel cabinets of old DWG, ebony, sad carved oak, old Loggia man wood cabinets and pier tables, beautiful candelabra of re, k crystal, very fine Louis XVI. ormolu clocks and c utlelabrs, old Sevres, M4eas, Oriental and Italian porcelain, illainlica Weds. wood ware, Limoges enamels, dc.—May be viewed two days preceding, and catalogues had. SMALL COLLECTION of MODERN PICTURES, the property of a Gentleman dammed. _ ... MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS rethecifully give notice that they will SELL by AUCTION, at their Great Rooms, 8, King-street, St. Jamees-equaro. S.W., on SATURDAY, March 14, at 1 precisely, TWENTY-FIVE capital modern YICTURF.B, the property of • gentleman de ceased, cam • grand View of the Castle of St. Angelo from the pnNne of the Barberini Palace, ono of the best works of D. Roberts, R.A. ; • splendid work of T. Creswkk, R.A. ; the Cliffs near Hastings, • chd Women of E. J. Cobbett the Illy of it. Leonard& • beantital cabinet work of John Phillip, R.A. ; and works of D. Coo, T. 8. Cowper, LA., W. (Minna, LA. R. Fichek F. D. Rudy, C. Pearson. J. F. Lewis, 11. A., Y. R. Lee, L A., Z. LdcO, Mtge Motile, 0. C. Btanneld, and J. Tennant.— May be Mewed three days weeding, and catalogues bad. CAPITAL MODRED P1CT171124, from the COLLECTION of the Yds ALAN row's.. aw l . MESSRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS reitteotisily Mee moth:east they will A= by AUCTION, at their Great Room, a, Eingetreet, tit JanieSsepaare, W., oe BATURDA ,T March le. at I preelsely, FIPTEEN capital MODERN PICTURES, from the oollection of the late Alan Potter, Esq., of Liverpool, isicleg a epkndid work of Auguste &akar : the Origin of th4liarp. the celebrated engraved work of D. Macßae, LA ; and eitoke worts of E. Duncan. T. Cressiek, R. A, T. W. Hahne, F. lae, Z.A., 0. Lance, Mies Meade, J. W. Oakes, sad O. C. Stanfield—May be viewed three days preced ing, and *elegem had. MODERN PICTPRES, from different Private Collections. MusRS. CIIRISTIE, MANSON, and WOODS rsopectfulty rive notice thst they will SELL by AUC TION, at their threat Roca" Klieg Si. Jamors-squam, out SATURDAY, March It, at I precisely, • ASSILMNLAOII of MODERN PICTURES from different private collections. In. dogleg the lellowing capital works :—The Sunbeam. by T. Yard, RA.: the Levitating, by J. It. Herbert, LA.: • Some health* tra " and Charles 11. and Nell Gwynn*, by R M. Ward, LA.ir. Joys of Hew sad the Prodigal Son. by J. C. Horsley, LA.; The Olger l / 4 Mother, by C. Barter; imp Gm weeks of W. Dulisid ; four Almander Johnston. via, John Amnions no Jo. Dorm and II Aland WIT, Youth end Age, and Cowper and bM Mother: several bemsMW Ismilempes by T. Crawl* ILA., T. 11. Cooper, R. A., sad F. IL lan ILA. ; a line by OM Cram, a burlesque of the School of Athens by Sir J. olds, and a pat of beautiful worts of Richard Wilson, carried for the lab Joseph Remy, Esq., of Dublin : Um Traysillsa Printeeller and the Sick Child, very beautiful and Importent weeks of Mown Mrs : the tomartua ti the Funeral of la. fselle. by thialdi of Mika: .ftilllelatiOn, Professor Thumann: and a pair ot beautiful drawings by C. Manisid. ILA., Views sd Ischis and Anal& pressaini by lb. anima cAßutzr of MODEM PICTIMIN, the property,el • Gentleetim aocesiod. MiWgRS. CHRISTIE, MANSON, mad WOODS reopectfully give DOM* that MIL= MA by AUCTION, at their Oreat Rooms, Ylegeinet, et. Nereltle. at me ended, (M , order of the haereters), =CABIN= Si IN macs" &heralds et a =aa. &canoed. Welly obtslmal direct rim the follbw- Nras o 4l weeks: -TM Alder IMe P tra W. thee, ILA. ; The deep, by J. O. Henley R.A. . Oattlet byj it t= yt.A.; Thew on the Pete ead . l.yeada bY W. P. N.A. ;no maw bia it a l i. Hart, Oateled AMWBI4 W If. W. Oselek_LA. ; up the Wasik*, F. 1. 1.... t .; The WAN Wider, by H. d dL ALA. ; The Draught by ,I. OMR ; Take Si e be Traveller. by • It 0 . 14111; llt — e; Beselm. Led BIM: flaaday Iffamlw, W W. Beatilu be irx MW "ffis talule_,_ _ r i! k = riArl.,tl O. ii si nt It sad& O. emaama—ilay be dewed threeiya precedlog. ll2ll. = cetatedwalled. Yesterday being the RIM Sunday in Last, the ArelMisha s e p t i Yi i : , k 3 rie y roelied at the thalami sank* as Me lirhiteasti, which wee 1 szowdea. a hap amber et thews proems bodes pet It essethemed partismoat. leo whom bream *am ea several of Mellow deers Mato, mats are elpesian nerved. The Bishop et London. Weeded by the Rev. Maw tim taates. BD., Ms eimphus, was premed fa his zebra, sad he uidee sad sessisia Is is ..- Cell'astoodssthat away el the Whitehall momma dewlap stema beer mom 111111111111•Mila paisda, ilisal liserim stemma the Bishops( LoadeepremAir g wad mempathe Whir preachers are the Mb" of Beeteeter. fbe Item el Westminster, Rend* Amber , IlmeateA.Rwsterosed SI. Amok Professor iksiplay, tienrem. mi j. ha, 10. P. Tamer, Dsalol Nor" a sad At the Dursetshire markets Let week i t i rrieb et best rebid high while the pries of mattes me lever. The weather wee Mated to be safareurable to the twilit amp. la that part ed the owastry Manta el sods yes be seelleg a favourite iosaare. The as. of aitrate it soda was lastemed 30 per mat. last year. 1 ' litinatoroirtax Fizz BoarmA, Daworelrrall- 1 mum Owr.—The saregste MOM et MEAN mama the week week* Ph. 111 /If; sm. gles/./11: WA t d which 711 was sow soma ' TM Bans asortal. nos Dpiarsas od Iss Cum OnTlidgie:llbs amber st mums' anew ones. asIA as yawl ea* the Pei west iisd to tgli• a Ivo in Ism. - [BTAMPkD 14. ADDITIONAL.] INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (wrn% ruzaiums.) CLOSE OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. SPEECH OF THE KING. BERLIN, Ems. 29, EMIING. The ;ding of Prussia closed the Bassi on of the Chamber.; to-day with a speech from the throne. His Majesty expressed his satisfaction that impor. tent memo se had been passed mainly by the joint action of tho government and of the representatives of the country . He thanked both Chambers of the Diet for the resdiness which they had displayed in voting additions 1 grants for the maintenance of the dignity of the mows The King then alluded to the measures which bed been adopted to alleviate the distress in the province of East Prussia, and for the establishment el a provincial fund fur Hanover. His Majesty also referred to the unanimity of views displayed by the Cham bers and the government respecting the compensation trraties concluded with the former rulers of Hanover and of Nassau, and then concluded as follows :—" My government, as regards its foreign relations, has incessantly endea voured to exercise its influence for the preservation and consolidation of the peace of Europe, and 1 may state with satisfaction that those endeavours, inasmuch as they were participated in by the governments of foreign powers in the most friendly and conciliatory manner, bore within themselves the guarantee of success. 1 may therefore express the conviction that the firmly based general con fidence in the development of mental and material welfare, and the prosperity of the nation, will bear the desired fruits." AMERICA. (BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH, THROUGH HR. MEWS AGIEICT.) NEW YORK, Fee. 29. According to Messrs. NeiWs report, the receipts of cotton for the week amount to 91,000 bales, and since Ist September to 1,650,000. The exports to Great Britain fur the week are 75,000 bales, and since Ist September 720,000. The exports to France for the week 7,000 bales, and sines lst of September, 156,000. The exports to other foreign ports for the week 7,000 bales, and since Ist Sep tember 160,000. The total exports for the week are 89,000 bales, and since Ist September 1,038,000. Stock at all ports 350,000 bales. Closing prices: Gold, 14111. Starling exchange on London, 109 f . 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 110 ; ditto, 1885, 10811 ; 10.40 Bonds, 1041. Illinois, 139 ; Erie, 671. Cotton : Middling Upland, 23. Petroleum, standard white, 26. Flour, extra State, 10 dols. 20c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 23e. DEATH OF KING LOUIS OF BAVARIA. The Monifeur of yesterday, under late Paris, February 29, says : " King Louis of Bavaria died this morning, at Nice • two of his sons, Prince Luitpold and Prince Adalbert arrived in time to receive his last sigh. His Majesty was 82 years of age. Born at Strasburg on the 25th of August, 1786, he succeeded his father, Maximilian 1., on the 13th October, 1825. In 1848 King Louis I. abdicated in favour of his son Maximilian II and it is his grandson, King LOW; It, who now-veigur-in-Fettiesiss.---.lis the Royal Family of Bavaria the major part o the great courts of Germany will be thrown into mourning by the death of King Louis L The Queen Dowager of Prussia, the Archduchess So phia, mother of the Emperor Francis Joseph, the two Queens of Saxony, were all four sisters of the deceased sovereign." THE GRAN D MASTEROF AN ORANGE LODGE SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT. DUBLIN, SUNDAY Nicur. The young man Briscoe, who was wounded a few nights ago, died this morning. At Downpatrick yesterday several persons who were indicted for violating the Party Processions Act pleaded guilty, and wore discharged on their own reeognixances. The judge, in sentencing Mr. Johnston to a months' imprisonment, intimated that had he pleaded guilty, no punishment would have been in flicted. The high sheriff and grand jury yesterday adopted a resolution strongly disapproving of all party processions, as calculated to promote misun derstanding, create disturbance, and perpetuate animosity among the different lasses, and pledg ing themselves to use every effort to suppress such illegal acts. FORE/OR MAILS. DISPATCH OP INDIA AND CHINA AIAU.S.- BouTHANPTON, Fns. 29.—The ParmaMr end Oriental Company's steamship Bangalore, Captain Roakell, mailed hence this afternoon, with mails for Gibraltar, the Medi. terraria's, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, ladle, China, sad Japan. She took oat 50 tint and 30 wand elan presagers, and is freight a gement cargo, istaludieg the friers( specie, ke ; sovereigns, 160,3501. • dollars, 12,805 1 . ; watches, jewellery, gold thread, its. 3,0161. 19e. ; and rupees, 2751. OIITHLID AM/RICAN MAIL. QVIZISTOWN, MAR= L—The Royal Nail saramehlp &brie arrived her. at 8 a.m. today. She embarked a suppiereatarymeil seadotteg of 60 arks, passenger, and tolegrerk and pro. redid ter Now Yak at 3.30 pas. 1B walk Quissnows, MAR= 3.—Tlie Lama Royal Mail stood& City d Cork mimed Iwo at moos toglay. Who otabirkod orb and pass u, owl yoosetek4 for Bola= at 310 p.a. All mei. Tim Can MAILS.—PALiIouTu, ]Maas I.—The Caps of Good Hops Steaswhip Oompears steams Asia arrived bon at 10 a.m. to-day. She laded mail, prow gem, sad six make of wino in tbo dogs, wad proceeded for Landes al 1 pm. Losses .a 130HOWIL—Pasitouriff, FM 19, Ivzions.-710 Swaps& oshcans• from °Adis, with a cargo of who far MD, was sea into by the Mercury, brigasfinsa, .1 Llasay, sad samb.„ at 10 p.m. • Frisby, abase to smiles off the Start. Mao Grew were bladed bus by elo Ma Gary to-sight. WILZOIC or an ENGUIIiI VIII= man Bon us:um—Our Boobies muresposdost, Intim yesterday, my, :—"1 regret to ham to inform you that s thus. masted vowel, Mo Dowassialm of Worth Middle, detain Armairree, Imo totally lost. with all loads, lad sight, at to pm., at Ambletsam. id: adios from this met" Br. Panes CATIVINIAL.—The following are the rriby tie Bishop el lead= to preash is evairy asmainp tho month of Much: —Kurth t a tte , low.ileabrat Kyamewa. D.D.„ ot Mite ga alai Maass of M. Paul's School ; M W ari 9, is /fn. his Bradley Dyne, D.D., of Wad. ham Ofilege Oxford, Head Muter of Highgate School ; Marsh /2,_ t b. Rev. Okada Sheasii, M.A., of Trinity =rOP.mbridge. Roder if Bt. Bride's, Plait-eirmt ife, the Rev. Miami Apricl. M.A.. of Oboist Cliarch, Oxford. Bids el Deestea's. Plest-street. The preachers at the wad mob. ardor have already appeared. Gamin= CONTILLOT Ton Rum. —The Admi ralty he. soospeol the following leaders :—Hoeg White sad Co., IMMO gables ; T. Deana= aid Os., 15,000 pl. loss* L. Hart sad Boa, UAW salkins. The wife el a private soldier, named srrlsg la the lit ICios'e Royals, at Chatham parrisce,hos *lh to three ablldai = ho hips and • lid — while el t at the (pane ereclad foe the imairied temit sg l ibmi lce he shads's, so well as ths motor, are as Wm eaessilgb welL [ONE PENNY music. CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS. • The concert of Saturday last was one of high and special Interest ; including, u will be MSS from the following programme, the trot yobbo performing' of • gr at orchestral work by Frans &burnt : uv,rtare (Cansont) . /holt. and Mr, 'Alvah*. Itstufula r (kinele), Malta Dreadil . Air, "1 will extol Wee . (E 11), lidile. Carols Cost* quiphour No. 4, l C Want, . Die Tragieebe" Schubert. Net. Song, "I murmur sot,. idU.. Delman Benedict. Romans* end Rondo, from Concerto in • let, Pianoforte, Mile Ka.. Roberts Nartirke, "Mmetnol," MO*. Carols Chopin. Overture crannhauser) vesper. Miss Roberts, who appeared for the first time here, asbieved a decided ittooess in her p rformanos of the tire last movements cl Rummers concerto, whisk she gave with good style, a iirm and brilliant finger, and • decision In phrasing which is rare with young lady players. Mac Carets met with as favourable a reception as at her pre vious appearance hem (a week sires), her fink song being the same which she swag at • recent concert of Mr. Henry Leslie% choir ; her sesond, an adaptation by Madame Viardot of an exquisite little pianoforte piece, which is best in It. original shape. Mdlle. Draialll gave Randers song with good taste and expression ; and was second (lb* he big mem) in Mr. Banatida'a now wag. THE HANDM FESTPTAL. The preliminary arrangements for this great triennial musical celebrating, are sow completed, sail we learn from the prospectus Mat issued that the &Me of t►e performance are fixed for Monday, June 15th ; Wed• needay, 17th; and Friday, 19th; the great Miami I. tabs place on the previous Friday, J661112th. The weeb to be given on the first and third days sir The Messiah awl bred in Eggpt, a wise adherence to the former priceless, since no other of the composer's manly oratorios ma cem. 'mite with these as masterpieces eminently represented,. of his genius and power. As on former measions, the second day will be devoted to a miscellaneous selection. As at the previous festivals, the resources and organisation of the Snored harmonic Society will form the basis rd the great musical results to be obtained at these gignatic performances—the London Festival Choir and the various provincial contingents ; our open orchestras, rein forced by many other efficient iustrumentalists JAMMU,* the assemblage of performers to the enormous number of come four thousand exccutante. Mr. Costa's nuperine tendeuce and direction of the performances offers on this. as on previous occasions, the best guarantee for their musical efficiency and success, while the excellence of the business arrangements and details afford similar assurance of et least a repetition, if not an increase, of former finan. cial results. The improvements In the acoustical pro. perties of the space enclosing the great Handel orchestra of the Crystal Palace, effected in 1862, will be still further enhanced—that space occupying as area of more than sixteen thousand feet—in width double the diameter of the dome of St. Paul's CathedraL An interesting feature in connexion with the forthcoming festival is the announcement of the publication on the let of June, by subscription, of a fat-simile, in photo-litho- graphy, of liandel's m►nuscript of the Masiah, taken, by permission of her Majesty, from the original in the royal library. The profits that may arise from this undertaking are to be divided in equal shares between the benevolent fund of the Sacred Harmonic Society and the Royal So. oiety of Musicians. EARLY Ciosucu ARSOCIATION.—A concert in aid of the funds of this exoelkat society was given et the St. James'oball on Saturday evening by the members of the Tottenham•house (Meurs. Shoolbrell'a) brass band, as. sidled by Miss Poole, Madame Lemmens-Sherrington, Ma. dame Patsy-Whytook, Mr. l'etey, Mr. Henry Donna, Mr. Grieves, and other artistes. The efforts of the performers, both amateur sad professional, excited much applause throughout the evening, and the entire entertainment passed off in a manner that mast have been highly anti& ordasz le i lk wivisFs interlined in its moms. THE WELSH CHARITY SCHOOL. The one hundred and fifty-third anniversary of the Society of Ancient Britote and of the Welsh Charity School was oslebrated on Saturday evening at Willis', Hamm, King-street, St. James's. Mr. CH/LIMES W. Wile tune Willy. M.P., occupied the chair, and was sup. ported, among other gentlemen, by Sir W. W. Wynn, M.P., Mr. H. Gwyn, M.P., Lieutenant-General Wood, Mr. J. K. Kenyon, Q.C., Mr. W. A. Mundell, Q.C., Mr. E. K. A. Hawkins, Mr. George Elliot, Mr. Alexandra Wood, and Mr. Donald Nicol. The Welsh Schools which were founded in the year 1715 besides afford ing to the children admitted an ecee llent education, supply them with food, clothing, and lodging for six or seven years, at a cost to the charity of above 100 f. for each child. The buildings, which are at. tasted at Ashford, in the county of Middlesex, afford ample accommodation for 200 children, at which compile meat the total yearly disbursements of the charity avower 3,0004 More than half of this sum is covered by dm produce of realised funds ; but for the remainder robin. Lary contributions alone are depended upon. The actual number of children now in the establishment islss, At the aloes of the chairmam'e .71cfre;iir. Shaw, the secretary, announced the receipt of subscriptions to the amount of upwards of 1,0001., including the following liberal donations MaPsty the Queen, wa. ; the chairman, 521. 10s. ; Lord Dynevor, 521. 10a. ; Sir W. W. Wynn, Bert, M.P., 52/. 10a. ; Lord Traeger, 521. 10e. and Mr. George Elliot, 25 guineas. "A boy educated in the school" contributed one guinea. The excellent band of the Royal Artillery played a selection of mule da ri ng dinner, and in the intervals between the toasts soles and part songs were sung by Mks Mabel Brent, MisaJulie Derby, W. F. Elmore, and Mr. T. Lawler, Mt. J. L. Hatton residing at the piano. The first of a series of conferments to disoun the notation of the redistribution of seats was held on Seer day afternoon in the rooms of the Worm Leave The stair was taken by Mr. Beale, and the sleeting Maude& Mr. J. Stuart Mill, M.P., Mr. Fawcett, M.P., Mr. Mani. eon, M.P., Mr. T. Hare, the Hon. Aaberon Hesitant, Mr. ,J. Boyd Meese, Mr. A. Alison, Mr. Aeland, Mr. H. J. Slack, Colonel Dish en, Mr. J. M. Westlake. Mr. Pro. bys, sad several working-men regmarntatives. Dr. Brewer, who nnenceasof oHy oondastod Col as/ter Febar 1867, wee Yr. E. Baralake Q. 0., the brother tithe Attornem-Oeneral, legend before the Oelalmetur liberal Win Men's inseistica ee Irridep night en th e " Pommies, of the Brian °manta tin." As tho esastitneam et Odebester mi/I be greatly,. enlarged and Awed by the tenation of the Represents... Men ot the PlopleAct, 1867,ii is execteithen Dr. Brown will again *Mar linnet as • eandidat• for die borough. Dr. Brews, was ehainnan Stuart 111111 conunittem at the lase Westminster Tun RAT. Ms. firma. —lt is a strange stow. sad are of its strangest Modest& we believe, not yet mocha the papers. It phones Prowidrous to pormens this Ins* ens, lonely at bust hemeamily, with noddy advantage. We have watkenty for eying that well he was Ann, jest after bis entered Oserinell, the death et • relative he eau scauselg ham keine. an Al lady d i trdr six, gee his. a new eneensisa et some 6001. a year. strengthening at ono his bonds Oa flemenetahini and hie ream:mkt tette( 11.--apcotetw. Tim Cunantas or - Latosum.—A thorough in. spiry is to be made into the norities of Length by a stag sommitteo. There aro in the hands 01 of in the perish thirty-fear irtstilLPlthmall annual T wee a 11,7031. 16a. 34. Thas thee are distil. land koseeldy ao one doubts; bet bow, when, and to whom, Is a splay to be elucidated. MI. goes to the rates. a lot mom be mains, sad the rest is daly muddled Lan* Prms. a j . GArtomie" IN ran NAM —At the eourthmur. Mel rossatly botanist* Mir Leopold Welinten, Captains Handgen, Bevan, and Ilinithsti, a k a board her mniseeee skip Abenkk, for manslaughter * the death of • seaman, the persons rgsi wis " 7l l =nuit Wagiagtea, the flest Beeement e[ ier MeAsetre ship ittwearits, sad the seastnet.emea, The Sri& lisannat was boamanidy acquitted, an the mister. at-arms was she &mains& A ornisa was appended to the prosoodinge, to tins' Win that mailosiimstemhins• sad ilea paeans of a *end worry should ta presided in all sues of geggingn_the semis& Tb. J , Avordia.Gehigrel a~dss far g# i gne.,—,youwe 1L - Tan' ODD PiLl•ollPl—Thi, Maischnegge Mite of the Isisyndust Order" , .94A PAM have preowned -- ta the ItaMinal laabosa imilr.salioa a Dowliiaboat, whisk Is to be std Ilia lisseleasesc-Uslig, end is I. be stalioasi at ques, in tb4 saw .1 Lloseisedire. . Boorms sot Downs or viz 0111. 140- , ToNIA•PAIN.—The mar et peeissie sellerat melds s w a g = gulag bet week was 1,1111, Of Wish 8141 woo sew soak