The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-16 00:00:00

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CMA, APA2I, JLti Tina Base Grua Comma Paummade, It i =i i ad, 'via DOM Irma sOVITIA Ind tract Oa 0 111 141.1 The TIMIMMITUAR and ORIUTAL BREAM NAVIOLTION MOAN ? IMIS tar boa Paraders and Nedra Cargo and Aurae's by air .11111 eflomni. anon, luttri BOMBAY, moat amarr. AUMAIUDZIA. CEYLON SINGAPORZ, s Prom Southamptoo, WC% , Mk, i t Evis 7 o I re ErZb el e n g d M ATAVIA, , ~I,A.UA MELBOURNZI Pram fkuthanptor. Lm GrOlgkirS SYDNEY, ones • month — the of a,y. SOUND, Ira, &a. dapartuva Ming ma Stamm loam Manatee mar Soaday. lot ha perlicaus am to freight, po and Umaranco, ap- AT at the Ocala^ Odom iss, awaahallatroet, London, or Otentaa-Peor. Southaddan. •U,NCE FROM ABROAD. RFJJEF OF TIM POOR. N ATIONAL ASINIEBiS • ROOMS, 218, ugh _ Hodbaru.-Mirdod tosolois sad leakeerfooosured WM-room, and tho boot band In Loudon. OM for CONCERT and frAffi2NO gviair IVE111:40. Nudual diroare, Mr. R. M. Mocker. Opfor at Mdfintot clan al It Adrobnlnn, Womb TRl,zawis.) SHE AtyssnueN EXPEDITION. EMS'S CAPSULE PATINTS i r a rvast. Incribierimutt--.IIQTICA 8 NAME to OZ9I CM 4o. lto mkt. for =aelfsat merchant, at lastread mal mobllatt parchaisr, wad somaimor sot oda la t 4 the ls isoodheoe Qs .Ntlo, bet liktrille tottiode of tho to to whic of h Ibis sp~' 'The Lord Chasoresr, tho o toll' pair meat on the Bth instant, ord4 that the Cherados ors tot sod eterely for the Impanel 1111111111•111, bat last the me oorricor la . protoctlai &a boor__ frlty. and banditti= rem—reb. la, Maratot 1, Whig•roas. Lembo, sad Jordan:. lame. Nuice 12. Priratekelloareeekved Isere from the headquarttes al tie Anglia and is Abyssinia state that a room aehmanee is about to wart for Lake Ashaagi. ITALY. NAPLES, iILAZOZ 14. A grand militavy review was bald to-day at the Riviera Chia* Admiral Farregat was resent in, full uniform, and an immense tweed was present. The admiral was much cheered. 0 Good words are worth ce M mac% and 11l netrated. met litMe."—Hothert. Sixpen.y• G 0 0 D 'W 0R D & iroalus MAl:ig% D.D. Th e JANUAr irgRIIARY, and MARCH PARTS of caw WARDS =Min the following mons law other impormat C o ntributiom By Alfred Tesnmon—The Victim. Meal By the Doke of Anryll—sialmild SpeenhAloins on Matra Man. First raper. By the Right lloa. W. Z. Olmistene—" Hue Homo." Canniene in Three Parts. By t!., Bishop of Lendos—ilk Joliet Connection with Christian History and BVideaCel By the Author of " John Halifax Geatlemme—The Woman's gi u gdeus. A inee2l= . Cliatere By tharles Kingsley By Ge o rge Macdonald—The Tunt .. o7ihe Tear. Ditdpieeldp. By A. r. Stanley, D.D., Dean of Westminster— PalesMe Bop plorations. The Past and the future. By Henri Rogers, Author of "The Ranee of FaitlV—The Macey By Branum. Two Pagan By Norman Macleod, D.D.—A Striking Contrast. By C. J. Vanithea, D.D.—Zerthly 'rhino and Thty Heavenly. By Archibald Oethis. FILS.--Caverns and then Costents. By Henry Alford, D.D., Dean of Caaterhury—The Chrietlan COD- By John Cnird, D.D.—The Declining Influence of the Pulpit. The forthcoming Part of this yeses volume of GOOD WORDS Will contain : . tem at the lw ONIUSIM - D. vampbtete tar OM People —sty the IFe Dude! of a (.lAttla of a Tree Stale.".— the WAS Hon. vV. t:. Gladstone, pa/.en" -By the Bishop of London. The c..otinuation of the Duke of Argyll's New Treatise on Primeval Man." rui..n, on the Pope and the Papaey."—By Dean Stanley. TN. t.atino ot " The Wotnau'A Kingdom ;" the new three 'Warne by the Adthor of " John Halm" cood Words" is distil:iris/tad from all other magazines by Tem, male up not so mac of separate and isolated articles m ivitem %Oh), while they have an immediate Interest in them form notions of valuable works, which will be Caill• plvtuit within the volume. who buys " Good Words" will that have, at the tml ,d the \ OW. a handsome volume containing some ',0i1,. which, it is not too much to say, could not be pur -1 h .601 , V 1 4.1i tl ly under tea times the price. a its large cor.stltriesey of readen which alone enables .• t0.,l provide such literature at SlXPlttiCli • IifONTII. ; it, the mousier of puretwen It Increased, so will the enuli:i.d to increase still further the attranions I ;I:i With these explanations and promises," to tie w....rds of Lir. Macleod, "we leave ' Good Words' to • .1 Moir way to throe good hearts that are ready to receive p. eve winning words to loom isertructive and to others,and to all words of truth, wisdom, ..•I os -0 tb.it after they have been uttered they may leave • chilies& erlin4o Mrcium and Co., publishers. I In the 18th inat. will bonblisbed No. 11z.ot rrIINSLEYS' MAGAZINE: an Illustrated -L Mont P rice Ove Sbllllng. Conducted by EDMUND YATES. auirrisys The R....a Ahead. Ityid;a:Taafi Yates. k Wlth 'lllustra ll.—Caup. VIII. Mamma° propose: Chap. IX. Pit a Sat 14 the Laureate about? 4 I t A 111.• . • Id de le.s. •At Ith an Illustration.) V. I J; 15t.,,,00s of the hetures? of (:.ads. A NoyeL Book L—Cbsp. lIL The • hap. IV. strategic Movements. sprilat ‘ll'ltli an lilustmtiom) •• vveu de Ittmeau." ..• • Photographs. No. 111. By an American. 71 Adventures of Dr. Brady. By W. H. RutmeD, LLD. Gallip di; Chap. X XXV. litandlsk's Adventure; X XVI. lloe Uslllpnli Ghost. : .n : 'Fawley Brothers, le. 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"VOTI('E. —The GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER. A Novel. Ity r:4 SPIWIRILAND ELWARDS. Author of Louisa;' Ac. Two VOii. Zeadi tlahi day at ell 14,.r [lnsley Brothers, 18, Catherine-street, Straad. %• , i ICE -A CHEAP EDITION of "SWORD and COWS." S \V 0 R D and G 0 WN. Ly the Author of " Guy Livingstone," it. Price Ys. Ready on the Icth of this month. Als,, ..n the same day, price 2a., a Cheap Edition of TI: ~ S , .`. .1i; I: CLOD PAPERS. Illustrated. flusley 1 iotßers, la. Catherine-4feet. Price Iv., Row to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and Care of indigestion, Flatulence, and Nervous Affec- Li. ov peculiar to Men. By Jowl A@Tll, N.D., F.A.S., London. Dean and Sou, 65, Ludgats-bill, LC. rIARPETS.—ATKINSON and Co. are now offer- V log to purchasers the whole of bat year's Pal:anitL2 P.PETS at present on hand. at a reduction of 25 per cent. To Managers of Hotels, Pane Consumers, and Families, this hotice is unite worth their attention. Addresa —Mt to 212, WEsI3IINEITEE-BRIDGE-ROAD, LONDON. r I XYGENATED WATER does not drink so V brisk as other aerated water, because the pas can only be into it In a state of vapour, and condensed with the gas pre• vet: halts effect on the system is to vitalise the blood and give •ermth and force to animal power. Order it fresh from the leisiratory, 36, Long-tan, or through any druggist, is saes coat:lining six bottles. nXYGENATED WATER —Animal heats kept N." tie In the coldest weather by daily dninghts or Orygenated ater. Fresh made from the Laboratcray, $6, Long-acre, or thiungh any druggist. 011EAP GLASS BOTTLES.-Th. LONDON dInCK of the Alit' and CALDER GLASS BOITLE COM PANY ill for ALE, at REDUCED PRIM, the premises at Free hole Wl.:ut. gatellff, being required for wharf purposes Ord. to for all the new patterns and the redead=rld b°4l " froto tho works, Yorkshire, and th• dd. UM , 11 ... nits-street, City. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERKLL and Co. Beat coals only. Caah Cceabhl. VOLTS and UNTRACTABLE HORSES ‘../ Woken good tempered sad molted, by Dumb Jockeys. eel Wltelehoue, and U Leg Fomenters from 11a. P. reha Rc. Crib biting Straps .. from lee Rubber Retinae for Strap. Jockeys oa to wweek. BLACKWI„ Sadder,Oztordetreet, W, war as Mutode Arab, Patentee. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never lathes remedy, prepared without any rommuisl ingredient, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from billow, and liver complaints, indllestion, wind, spasms, ddi nces, dijaapeel of the eyes, ie. lot. habitual costiveness, as • family aperient medicine, end as a purifier of the blood, they are truly esoellsot ; aßd in their operation sod grateful to the atomath, they Mate appetite, pprreomote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous sy stem .—.d by W lambert, chemist, 8, King Willlsmetzeet. Charingeross, and by most druggists, In bores, is. led., end three times the quantity in one, 2• lid. Be sure to sak for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver ne genuine are in • square green package, with " William Lambert" en. paved os We stamp. 3EW ORLEANS, JACKSON, and GREAT -LI NORTHIRS RAILROAD OOMPART MOND MORT GAGE CONSTRUCT/OE BONDS, motile ir Rals Iwodea.—TbolAßlT I owtbebow = wow tho MANE IALY-YE P ow Oast d a ayra =tam as AI Doom A sad Co, lif,lwootowarabetween tw as cd 11 wed I o'clock. The coupons wawa is left toe owearlastica two clear days before applying for tamest. Landow, Mar* MOM& ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 6, New Bridg E e-st , reak Bleaktriare. TRIE IS TO GIVE NOTIC that NU 011NELLL COURT held be he at th e hodetts Bo sse , No. 6. Now Bridge 'greet, Blackfriera, w 6ATURDIT, the tick day et March, at 2 o'clock precisely, to receive the saditorW report ot the recefpta and disbereemeots of the society, derlap the year 113117, arid to elect 'editors for the present year.—By order of the Beard of Directon, JOHN R. ORIMES, fiecretary. Loaders, March 6,1208. MONEY , from Fonr ner Cent —MONEY ADVANCED one hour ifter application, without sureties or security, In town or country. Bills of noblemen, olncere, gentlemen holding public appointments, tradesmen and householders, immediately discounted, without refer ences or guarantees. Money advanced on furniture, without removal, law costs, or publicity of bill of sale, on freehold and leasehold property, farming stock, plant, machla n g ; and merchandise of every description. tho,lloo now for immediate investment on reversions and annuities. Mr. Oeo. 8. Mut:emu' having an Immense surplus capital at Ms command is now prepared to advance sums in large or small amounts, repayable by caw instalments to suit the convenience of borrowers. All loan oSes routine dimsW with.—Apply to Mr. ONO. 8 MACKENNAL, 61, Piccadilly, facing Bt. James's. street, W., who has no connection with any other office copying this advertisement. Office hours 10 to A Advances on life policies and insurances effected. MONEY. —Noblemen, Gentlemen of Property, Melts to Entailed &tam Oaken on Pull Pay, and other responsible parties, can be immediately soconimodated oath Monet/ en their note of hand only. Several sums to be advanced epos freehold and leasehold security, TeYSTSIII.O), life interests, or lestscies, at 5 per cent. interest.—Apply tcoaddentlaily) to Mr. P.OBl/480N, Airedreet, W. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on Furniture, without removapobikity , or law coed& May be repaid by easy Instalment& No charge if de clined. Sureties dispensed with—Apply personally at the ES FATE omen, 2, Southampton-street, Strand, W.C. Ad vances made also on leases, life 'maiden, Ite. PARSONS WANTING CASH immediately, without disappoistaleot, trouble, or unease, sta., from CY to £lOO, and Wore, may be accommodated by forwarding their name and address, and amount required, to Mr. C. THOMAS, 3, Klagaland-road, London, to Shoreditch Church, N.E. condN.B.—The lanai Losii-oflice intinirteedtspensed with. Bushier ucted reirataly, and with &mita. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, R. Colamas...tweet, E Q., Negotiates Pertnemidge, milts sad adjusts booksur intricate aecowileeffeols arrangements with creditors without publicity, end accounts for Court of Bradtriptey. Bake of Beventions, Lte Interests, sad Annuities effected, and money obtained In connection with We Aunts, A RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES ?—lf so, call at •e on the tutderamad, end be relieved from the un pleasant fear of hnpriaonreetst and aeration& Bankruptcy end divorce cases conducted on madras area ?dale arrange ments auititetth creditors. Deeds of cal and tuam ta V ildr l/42t • 1101121, - 11. WI A. WANTED, to rent, a COTTAGE, containing those bedrooms, one sitting-mom, and kitchen a od garden, and a tee arm of pasture land, In ire•— lt to t , he sent by to A. B. C., Ilmlngton, Shipatori-on.stoar, Warwickshire. VURNISHED DRAWING ROOMS to be LET, 12 In ltromptoa•gove, at a moderate rest, in n private house. An opportunity for a Made:att. Address Clericua, poet ° e, 76, Brompton•roed, ATKINSON and Co.--SPRING STOCK of MUSLIN, Swiss, Lace, Net, and Leao Curtains. The choicest &signs. 198 to 212. WI.STIIINSTZR.BIUDGLIOAD, LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and PIM' Mesta MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Metro Spoons sad Parka MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Ether Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Silver Steel Table infra. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Manntartursrs. 77 sad 78. OXFORD , STRp.IL; and 71 sad 72. OORNHILL, •Vo:,rbo - R: SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFES.-Why masa new Safes when you may have second-hand, by Milner, and every other eminent meter, equal In every respect to new, at half their prices, from Insoranos emapanisa the Bombay and other hank tailarest—nieta tros.-011.17/ITHB, es, Canon- trot. KC. RELIANCE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE- PiLOOF SAFES.—If you Irish to purchase a rood Second hand lire-proof Safe, apply to JOHN TANN, he ►wins a pun. ttty to dispose of considerably under the orisbud price. JOHN 008 NELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE h greatly superior W any Tooth Powder, gives the Teeth a pearl.llke whiteness, protect& the annul from dew, and helmets a pleasing tragranos to the breath. Pries le. di JOHN GOSNELL and Co's PATENT TIUCHOSARON, or newly-invented HalleitßOSH, the wallas monition& construction of which acoompildtas tits two operations of ciewnstog and polishing simultaneously. rpperThanteost., late of MiltrealCing-ct.,Localisrdat Anodes. ARNOLD and SONEV IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUidliS acknowledged to be the lightest and roost owe fortable wearing truss invented. Ibetic Use-cam he., foe varicose veins, washouts, &e.: Abdominal Ita !way Conveniences, Crutches, Artificial Dam Areas, Hands. ; and every descitiption of surgical appliance manufactured by ARNOLD and SONS, 85 and Id West Smithfield, London. N.B.—Directions for measurement and pokes forwarded. An expo:trimmed female to attend as ladles. NVrOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA CETI—The peat efficacy of Spermaceti in l and &Baying the Irritability of Cocchi aod Colds has been known for many yearn It speedDy ram's@ all tightness and oppression of the cheek and by its soothing qualities nables those harassed by the nightly cough to obtain m e sleep. Woodhouse's Balsam of Spermaceti is prepared only by BARCLAY end SONS, 96. ParringdotHereet, London, from the formula of the late Derdmus Woodhouse , and sold In bottles ta 9d., and In 6d. each. May be obtained of any DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The medical profession foe thirty years have red of this pare Solution of Helpmate as the best remedy for A dlq of the Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Goat, and Indigestion; and as the beet mild aperient for delicate oonstitu Co..adaptedCh for Lad les , Chil Newdren, and Infante. —Dl t ril= liondotreet, London, end of ell other headset throughout the wort& THE PHARMACOPUCIA. As Extract tram the %mod Batton (Pep 188) of the . TronaWon of the Phessua;Va P ia - of the Royal College of Physicians of Loudon. By Dr. 0. P. Collier. Pabtiebed by Longman end Co. • - - • • - - • - - "It In no moll defect In tate contyllatton (meeting of the Thermsotradal Out we here no purgative mane bat what contains atom yet we know that luenwerboldal persons cannot bear alone am. It be In the form of COCILLYB PILLS, which chiefly caught of aloes, mammy, and contlt, which I think formed into • met of oompound mks* the areigley of which is obviated. I suspect, by en alkaline amg lir a fourth ingredirtt (unknown to me) of an armada metre. I think no better end no wined it for it. bong sr& clue. Hook et it sr en 'Able of commerce end IMF valiance, and do not hesitate to my It is the bat made ht the Idurdent , a muenster pwriss, • =WOW Alrek med • a pu trgeend oombined os& , sad their edbecte property sodedan; curi Ise it 4011111 sot luernorrholds like most skulk pals I attribute t camm i a ir= thorombly soluble, so that no =dissolved partisio same to the gelbetMe aastasne" OF all 'pints, tri ft g.4 is . the meat wlthesonte U.J , and nee hil when it pomenet vreeseeles of great method rates, sad has fit, the areas a mark, human life. L'epttjalliderelly. Mix id dons, s harmless allindeolt. no muck reartf i Va l ita the parity it the QM greed caulks shrill . leatlied le lie Cauppillerraankr Ali. V iiirs,M= sad odor C at Ctn. *wit and wed Freed& wagivie,mmeetest whit et ends(. lie delicacy abreast nob ester Ire wins sad liquor eelian we eltimted et I, (litepillbed (tem, Oxford-etriet).—..liztrect from • Court Jeered.' Jae. 11, 1846." KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUTITSW WICHIRITIOIS, ISA. This celebrated old IRISH S i t gained the Dahl= PRIZE MEDAL—It is pare, mild, mellow, itelaclons, sad eery wholesome. Bold In bottles, M. ed. each, at the rstml bosses is London ;by the moots In the prl -ad• towns la LagLuid ;ar wholesale at 5, Great Windmill-street, Loudon, W.—ollearre the red seal, pink label, sad cork branded [lashes's LL Whisky. lIIHE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East 11 Indies has now become en Laportant feature. Since the lotreduetten of Amara Tea, nearly igt years ago, the EAST INDIA EA COMPANY have, no amount of its areas drength and exquisite flavour. promoted Its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, than congaed to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, time offering greater varistke. The Company are now ssWtg Allllllllll. Carter, Darjeeling, etc., at from St ltd. to to. S 4 par lb. mil China Teas re ninal.—Warehouses, No. 9, Oreat St. ileisieg churchyard, Stalemate. Tries List forwarded on application. ATKINSON and Co., FAMILY DRAPERS. Samples of all mad of Drapery Goods forwarded on apNicatiou, satiable either for household or perscsal gie. Wicoea and Calico Sbeetinp la every make, at the lowest reduced market prices. Fancy Flannels for Dressing Gowns, Crlcksting or Rowing SWe Season's Prints, printed Cambrks and Brilliants, tram the - d - cotch Damask Table Cloths, Dbmer Napkins ad Scotch Trish, and Barnsley Sheeting,. Bucitallack, Medical, and Turkish Math Towels. Blankets, Counterpenea, Table Coven, &c. 128 to 212, WEITIONSTER•BRIDOE-GOAD, LONDON. TIIE PIGEONS. 1 1 4 1 LTR EZ RIO CO., DYERS and CLIANIZB, Donithead. Bermondsey: 44. Letceelerequare ; IS, Mountratrest., Uroaressaroamama. REILLY-00MBLAIN RIFLE. —The most simple end effective yet offered to We yobtle.—E. Y. REILLY and Co., 601; New Orfordaereat, Ladve Brunk Establiertwienia, Ell, Oafordotrook Loudon. and ; Ras Soria% relb. THE SUNDAY LIQUOR TRATIIO.-DEPUTATION TO THE GovEramsar. Mr. Disraeli received a deputation on Saturday, at the official residence in Downing.etreet, oonsiding of the Rev. Dr. Garrett, Archbishop Manning, the Revs. Newman Hall and G. N. Murphy, with Dr. Ellis, Ms. Robert Rae and Mr. Thomas Hudson. The Rev. Dr. Garrett e x p lained that Mr. Hughes, M.P., Mr. Baines, M.P., and many other gentlemen of influence would have attended if it was felt to be necessary. He (Dr. Garrett) had the honour to present to him as Prime Minister an Admirer which was originally intended for presentation to 4411orlet - P, *at is had b•IRo 4 ••,7••• 1S1tel; MAAIS , and by 148 justices of the peace in all parte of England and Wales. The address was as follows: "We, the undersigned justices of the Rehm in England and Wales, having considered the provisions of the bill introduced into parliament for regulating the sale of in toxicating liquors on Sunday, beg leave to state that we believe the measure to be safe and good for the country, and Wb hope your lordship will secure the assistance of the government for Mr. John Abel Smith Mr. Barley, and Mr. Baines, that their bill may be speedily passed into law." Dr. Garrett added an earnest appeal that the government would give effect to the wishes of so innuential a body of the magisterial bench of the kingdom. The Rev. G. M. Murphy said that, the memorial representing the upper classes of society, he begged to state that, moving amongst the working classes, he knew that the passing of Mr. J. A. Smith's bill world be looked upon by them as a great boon. The Rev. Newman Hall said the promoters did not ask the government to support it as a religious but as asocial measure. He also was certain that if the votes of the working claws were taken there would be an overwhelm ing majority in its favour. Archbishop Manning said that he had recently attended a large meeting of working-men in Exeter-hall in favour of the bill. The public-houses on Sunday were a greater temptation to that idea than on any other day, from the fact that they bad both time and mousy then at their controL Mr. Disraeli said it afforded him pleasure to hear so influential an address supported by gentlemen well acquainted with the wants and wishes I of the working classes, and that they might rely upon his layieg the memorial before his colleagues in a manner which would command their beet and moat careful °mai dination. The deputation, having thanked the right hon. gentleman for his kind reception of them, then withdrew. THE SPECIAL LENT SERVICES. — Yesterday the Lenten version at the Chapels Royal and elsewhere were continued. At the Chapel Royal, St. James's, the sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloaoester sad Bristol. Thera will be a service eatednesday, with a term I l ul l the G. Troilism, M.A., vicar of Whl) niWaghem, on Friday with a sermon by . the Rev. W. Drake, honorary canon o f Worcester. At the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, the sermon yesterday morning was preached by the Very Rev. Dr. Stanley, Dean of Westminster, and that is the afternoon by the Bishop of Rochester. The sermons next Sunday will be preached in the morning by the Very Rev. Dr. Magee, Dean of Cork ,• and in the afternoon by the Rev. J. B. Woodford, M.A., rector of Kenipefor& At the Chapel Royal, Savoy, the morning sermon was preached by the Rev. Henry White, of King's College, and that in the evening by the Rev. Dr. Monad!, visor of Egham At the Savoy services, the Chancellor of the Dueby of Leneader (Colonel Wilson Patten M.P.), Lord Ebury, Mr. W. B. Gladstone, bLP., Mr. &eche% DLP., and the Bishop of Sector and Man, wens present. The my men at next Sunday evening's service will he preached by the Rev. Stopford Brooke, M.A., minister of York Chapel, Bt. James's-square. At the special service under the doom of St. Paul's last night the sermon was preached by the Rev. W. R. Clarke, vicar et St. Mary's, Taunton. Ned Sunday evening's sermon will be preached by the Right Rev. Dr. Alexander, the recently conseasted Bishop of Dewy. Tim Conscraiscs CLArsz.—The Vicar of Green wich (Rev. Dr. Miller), having resuscitated the committee for th e government of his girls' and infants' schools, end drawn up a code of laws for their management, Mamba Lliberal conscience clause, referring both to istruction and attendance at public worship. Tb= was received with marked approval and unanimosdy adopted by the laymen of a committee composed of the gentry and tradesmen of Greenwich. DIATE or mu Ray. HENRY Cirszermut is • Can.—Mr. Bedford, the Westminster coroner, held an inquest on Friday night, at St. Martin's Vesery=ream, on the body of • alappman who was found dying in a cab on the morning of Tuesday last, in the Hamt. FL G. Grady, of 63, Belgrave-med, of the Temple, and Recorder of Gradmeid, identified the body as that of Henry Christmas, or Henry Noel Fawn, aged about 65. He was in holy orden, and resided at 3, Deltill•llin, S tr and. Witham last saw deceased alive about three weeks yq and he had then been suffering from gout. The had lately taken his mother'. rases , Fain. The saedisal evi dence showed that death arose natnal assess, and a verdict to that effect wee returned. The dammed wan well known as a writer and lecturer. 'NZ LONDON Ootirrairnm elm no That /brays.—The vehement attack of Mr. KWh, has pre. voiced an indignant rentonatranes on the part of glee pine cempanies who have held those far eentmrir In the north of Ireland. They are likely to aster a protest on the 'abject, and far that purpose hl Cot s ' arranged that a meeting shall be held of the tegrenen- Wives. _ TLe London and County Bank at Windmill' was mitind owl as Maar morning by thieves who evi dently knew • yessmissa. The bank mensger, Yr. Yoeldon, awoke by his wile, who thought die heed • noise, but be attributed it to the rain and wind until his bedroom door was opened and a hand a lighted candle. He cried out "WhitsaP=4 bearne whie candle was at me esti bed. An alarm was rained bet no thieves woes head. The bps,, however, lar ded WA several Melee beiseging is the and even e hin 1' -riess trout a servant's my 'e behind as old stocking, which had probably maped • bod. SEL—MIDEMIPMAN snd APPRENTICES MUM= for *WAY ditto•—•ftlo to W. OUTII23e LAND. 11 , ltoolti*-4no• 7861. • G.M. to the Iffiroloot PAIMOO, damp& BELGIUM. BRossaas. Mews 1.4 &Elam. sitting of the Chanty of Repreeen debate upon the WI weltiiie to the on M the army trig eont The In to tatiiwn as months was adopted by 82 votes against 21. Thy Chamber subsequently adopted, by a majority of 98 votes, a reorganisation of the regimental lists. The matter, in so far as it involved a cabinet ques tion, is now terminated. marnurli, =Roues in. ascrna's Loam.) AMERICA. nrentrzecuifENT or PRESIDENT JOHNSON. WASHINGTON, Maus 13. The lifenate Court met to-day for the trial of President Johnson. Attorney-General Stanberry, Judges Black, Nelson, and Curtis, and the Hon. W. M. Starts, appeared as counsel on behalf of the President. The Oourt ordered the President to file an answer to the articles of impeachment on or before the 23rd inst., and then adjourned till that date. NEW YORK, Exxon 14. Closing prices : Gold, 139 f. Sterling exchange on London, 10911. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 110} ; ditto, 1886, 1081 ; 10.40 Bonds, 101 j. Illinois, 138 ; Erie, ?2. Cotton : Middling Up land, 25. Petroleum, standard white, 25i. Flour, extra State, 10 doll. 150. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 260. According to Messrs. Neill's report, the week's l receipts have been 67,000 bales, and since the let September 1,800,000 bales. Exports to Great brawn for the week, 69,000 bales ; since the Ist September, 842,000 bales. Export& to France for thegweek, 2,000 bales ; since the lit September, 168,000 bales. Exports to other foreign porta for the week, 9,000 bales ; since the lit September, 181,000 bales. Total exports for the week, 80,000 bales; since the lit September, 1,191,000 bales. Stock at all porta, 320,000 bales. Southern markets excited. THE DISTURBANCES IN TOULOUSE. Writing on Saturday night, our Paris correspon dent says The of the Mayor of Toulouse, front the general oommandiNg does not read as if he thought all danger over Inhabitants of Toulouse,—l have returned among you. I have learned with pain that recently public order has been aerietudy troubled in this town. Young men, 'Dialed by a false interpretation of the Army Bill, have dared to join with the scum of the earth, old convicts sod notorious agitators, in culpable manifestations. Order, public sec, and respect for persons and things, must be assured. Let all honest and quiet people have full con fidence in me. It is not the first time that I have found myself is face of an &ink ; and now, as formerly, I shall know how to pat it down.—Headquarters, Toulouse, March 12, 1868.—The General of Diviaion, Senator com manding the tith Corps, Count Ds Gotox. The Pays, which yesterday celled for the dis missal of the prefect, now falls foul of General de Goyon, who, it says, had no business to be absent from his post.i That doctrine taken in an absolute sense is rather hard, and certainly not in confor mity with the constant practice of generals in high command. The Petrie says : THE WAGES OF AGRICULTURAL LASOURRRIL —A numerous meeting to muskier this ciesetion took place at HaMerton, Devon, on Saturday. Sir John Bowing pre sided, and on behalf of 2,000 labourers and working men of the county presented the Rev. Canon Obdiestase, of Bristol, • diver epepe value 401., " in grateful remain. brines of his aucoeri al efforts to raise their wages." It wee stated that many of the subscribers had given the name of " A Ham" " A Rabbit," ire., as if known to support the Canon they would b 4 turned nut of their situations. The Chairman said parliament was beginning to feel that there were weep to be redressed, that the 'maiden of the vast majority of her Majesty's subjects was not what it ought to be. Canon Oire, in ao kaowledging the testimonial, strongly urged the labourers to form unions among themselves for the miming of their wages, for be had found that there was • clique of farmers who ware determined if they could to kee' raps down, to keep the labourers in • state of thraldom. He gave in stances of tyraany on the part of the finnan. One of them bad threatened to turn a labourer out of employ ment and out of his cottage if he ever rang the perish belle again for Canoe Girdlestone. He had been told that it was outrageous for • clergyman to step out of his pu4it and take an interest in the welfare of Ilia people, but ais he did not believe, and he was determined to moist the labourers in getting more wages. COMMITTAL OF • NOTORIOUS BUROLRIL—At the Woolwich pollee-court, on Saturday af • well known desperado, John Adams, and his Ann Brow., wise huseot up on remand before Mr. ea the show of boVerieesk satirist the kedge of &I; Junes Wyble, an the Mik inst., oleo with hapilsdoesly = entarlow and hem above dirty ether and with f andivrenadiog polies. Carr who The see of the memo Breve gem itesolgetteg his woo6er, and add meat of the dims teemi se this basso be bed seen =t by the parr* Adams, whom le knew to be a . The wawa Brown tboreitgbort hod appeared eery *allow, bus an seeing her me in the witemehoz, mowed up her face wish her bends and /ebbed wfavel de* the rest of the day. The Omer Aims was huseglit into court by six esostakm who bald Ids wrists and the solar of his soak and deseemtemi the approaches were Wanly guarded. The egested sedisment prevailed during the bearing d the sees, sad the mart sad the ball wen esombil canes. Belk all they had so met a llxte s Z s lo i l reserved tW ilm ild i mee. They were fer triaL Deming the le= tiewiaThos med yeemoded the appeeessee d ressa, artistes of shiest every demelplies bang produced byparalsrakara and others. BUICIDX OF • GZITTLIMAIN AT BRIGHTON. —A seed &Irma, and determined suicide by • gentleman woo doweeseul posterday morning b 7 three labourers who wise Was as lady walk in the neighbourhood et Have, Oa the road leading from CliftonvUle, through hem to the Upper Shoreham read, they sow a men ff e z t een ed the beak, and on attemplMt I. mks lino that ke was quite dowL left bead bi a s idol, whisk proved to be • novelver, ladle ewes sibmshen, the while of whisk hod ben diodowpd, he within a *kale of doe Moles ha elmnidamwee. ea the left less were er g = abet we ads. pethig doe es d A owed ,Hear - lAZ Miret. l1 e asav— iill wai reara al Tin : lMb H.P., Hr. L. O'Beirne, ILE, aweethers. After the Berk, .101emsat ft"em ill a lansheon the company were conveyed round tie desks in ~__.6 01541L , _la =Tenho Orw• a small steamer, and the admirable memoir in whisk the Bart, 4- as "ma" led Duna th i ql ` 4llBl/1 " . . Bd about two mile hose where the body wee kook various works have been earrisd out wee the subject et sinner D i „ " D ioniric _c h , iteserti Ooleinabalitim day Mr. Middlesex coronet bold an Derrrnwerrow op BARNUM'S Mwentrw IT PIRA— at Wepping so the death al Mho Leahy e= Barnum's Museum in New York, wee dookeyed by Ireyams, 'Mk ta s ltber, Timms Leahy, aged 41. The men early en the missing of the gra Met. Several of the was stoker an bard the steam Stork. He had 10 ge an beads and birds were saved, but the more easily Weide, beard the mood al wileight, sad hie beediar, wife, Gad sea am lions, *are, leopards, &roma, bean, de., lan an to the JAM of the dow itattdy. Barnum had Used the following " end :*-- e r wherf. BBBB %l6 4 l did act know there wee • gem of of the Burma sad Vas Amber& Redeem and a eespls el l Whom Ideenti ei the "Wind the Co. is sa fellows : Oentasto el unseen met slob el the stoke, min /Is walked ea and late the ear 7000 00 dell. It wea immured for abed one-third its wider. The maniene bar 6door saw bee into the vales. Tke beads( wee ineend for 12,000 dok. We deer, be e wilksom ham: sea in shit her, ie the dial net build gee its, bat the six lots cm destemm, awl. smog Ike were net mot which the museum deed me for ale-7b as Broadway, Are offein. The luzy • verWel " Amidodal sa g en mc i a m 200 fon gam —y o u rs , g 4,. P. T. Manx* Death, , and noommended one died& be allowed A fidelities fee le impala to Um owed tie Ire, ea the wharf after verideg hem. A despatch front Tonlows assures us that the town has entirely resumed its winnowed physiognomy. Order and calm prevail. The - tribunals are actively pursuing a judicial investigation. The leader of the bend has been ar rested, to the great satisfaction of the population of Toulouse, including most of tha misled rioters, who have now returned to hotter sentiments. The Toulouse theatre was closed on the 12th, by way of precaution. rr~rir •TO TOE /10MOR 01 TIN /IWO& 1 1 8134—As officially connected with the London r Maeda Medan facisty, and having bad long and varied 19 esiperksam es visitors end ministate se the poor of the , inetrepatis, we venture, now that distress is largely abated, ; s end the dietitian/an of oberity eat be mere salmi, mad- - . tiered than when vast birdies of our fellow-creeteree are in - i nasal swat, to offer a few remarks and seggestioas on modes of administering relief. That there has been wide- - spread datrase &riming out of look of employment maw o the poor of the Rost end, all keen to be hut too true. „.. lien well fitted to look into the fate of the i OM maw with their own eyes, and repeated . tirough the preen, to what depth. al =leery the wageweeeiving dames of Poplar sad the ad joining and nailer!, employed distrait were sunk. A mush mare extended inquiry than we amid enter upon would hale to be gamed to ascertain and tatty determine the primary sums et an this unleetug, and we amid be - imoide wages the Let to dune by shy weed of ewes in the least _ to tank the flow et empathy wed sehenallsi help whin . --_ , 1 0 40 0410 1 - 01 11,111141ehlk lamenteant Adder_ ._ '* r 4 ediee... tre dilekliwtlevess *IS as MP , * • Mace of welbooexidered sad systematic piens in the adadaistration of charity, and to state how *steely we accord with the various efforts wllfeh hare been DO sucessfally made to estatlish large and publicly recognised A central committees for the distri bution ir of relief in time of nnunal distress. From the want of plan, though good is aimed at, positive hams Gan for the most part only cane. In giving alms it is above all things essential to discriminate broadly and clearly between the different eases whom claims are urged en such periods of distress as ;revelled in the Dist end specially, and in the poor, r districts of the metropolis generally, dieing the past wicter. A grand point could be gained by altogether discouraging the appeals for help made by self-constituted committee, and unknown and irresponsible individuals, and by entrusting contributions for general relief to central committees, only composed of well-known and competent men. We meek from experi ewe when we affirm that great moral evil results to multi tudes of the working population, and that the idle and vicious are confirmed in their idleness and vice, by the facility with which relief can be, and oftentimes is, obtained by the same person from several mums at the same time through the want of co-operation on the part of those to whom contributions ed funds are entrusted for distributioa. There are but tee many thriftless poor, who habitually look fur relief from local charities, who in the winter season are the first to urge their claims, and who are but too suocessful in making their demands heard. Macy of this class are utterly ewer:dons in their state ments, and others of them sill not hesitate to serums the Language and conventional forms of piety, with a view to impose upon ministers of religion and re ligious visitors. Wo meet too strongly depre cate the temptation hell out to this latter sort by visitor, suggesting, and even j reusing upon then:, attend ance at church or chapel, and withholding help where such attendance is not given. Our experience justifies us in saying that the administration of charity shauld be strictly kept apart from every oth:r object ; and that real necessity should be the sole gritted of its being given. There is a very large oAM of poor who have at all time to struggle to live, and who in winter become unable to make ends meet. Any dente of trade, any excess of cold, is sure to increase this class, and throw its members on the rates or upon otle: chari'y, sometimes on both. But there exists no wise ct mlination of resources and experience among the manages. of charitable institutions and distributors of relief to judiciously encounter these mats of tempered distress. Rene it is quite possible, and to or personal knowledge not uncom mon, for the sturdy poor to apply to and obtain help from eTietiff etakeler at eisesseeseisse-dlike dams. raheation of the poor thus caused is rapid and widespread; and the ferule supplied by the benevolent an wasted, and Memo the means of fostering and perpetuating the pauper km they are intended to diminish. We need only refer to the East-end relief societies and committees, recently so many and so active, as proof of the want of combination and 00-opeation, of which there is great room to complain. We would urge the need of combined action in these mattes, and the importance of entrusting charitable donations to duly reoogniaed central committees only, front another consideration. When charitable subscriptioas are required to meet the exceptional and temporary privations of one more parts of the metropolis, nothing is more easy, matters are not judiciously managed, than to beget hankering for and expectation of help iu other district, than the mitering ones ; and we ►now from experience that individuals may be found in these other district. who, seeing bow readily'ountributions can be had if appealed for, will, for sectarian and other ends, become competitors foe a ahem of the alms the well-disposed have to give away. ♦ hags aentral committee, having is connection with it • staff of trustworthy end impartial visitors, and that should know from reliable information the condition the various parts of the metropolis, would correct thin imbue, and would direct the sifts of a charitable public to the cues and localities where they aboald be really needed. What we take exception to is the commonly adopted course of entrus►ing alma to committees or individual men of whom the charitable know nothing but that they loudly advertise for help. Our remarks In no way refer melt contributions and donations as friends may entrust well-known clergymen, district visitors, missionaries, medical men, sad others who move among and are in daily contact with the poor. Such will ever know of numerous individual cones of want and privation anseng the donut and deserving of the artisan classes that could not be brought under the notice of a large committee. To per sona of euperior education and taste, hut reduced in *cum. stance*, the inside of a workhcute or parish pay is utterly repellant, and there are numbers 'IMO who through fault of their owr, but from being °Unburdened by young families, or through suffering from IMMO temporary or per manent form of bodily • eines', repairs oecerilaeal help. To eosin mass of this sort, contribution' may be arrays safely and wisely entrusted to those whose elleial position and well-known character afford ground for believing that they will, from their urinal fitness and knowledge, be enabled to render JoAnne. aid in times et need. Bat whenever general distress prevails, it would be wiser and better in every ream to entrust one**. Bons for relief on a large reale to central committees alone for the benefit of the suffering through well rang need and impartial channels. As visitors to the poor our waves, we would state that our duties are not confined to home visitation and mocks of relief through those We sueourage, and with considerable oureser, in eionnestiet with our minions, savings banks, clothing and owl aloha, and self-supporting relief funds ; and them give u means and opportnnitim of knowing who are among the thrifty and self-relying poor. —We we, ke., - 6HAHLES L boßicaArr, Dandle Ximion, Spicier-stmt. spt►ifields, lad Bethnal-grata, JOSEPH HEYWOOD, Domestic Itission, Chapel-age., Cripplegats, Sr. PATILICK'S-DAY.—An enterta;nment which has on two farmer occasions proved highly attractive and enemesful will be repeated to-morrow night at at. Jameebball. Mies Berry-Greening will give her thfoll anima Irish onseert, in whit& she wm he added by voadiste of great oebbrity. The seep will be elms prieripally from the melodies of Korn and from this popular nettosal ballads of Pam. Lover. A bend at tho Coldstream Guards, under the esedneterehip of Kr. Fred. Godfrey, will perform a Wooden el Irish aim. _ Fox Clam . —Tie Noma s fee of the Fox Oteb lib errs nook Ow la 1 4r ( min iii Ikeda& Prsyral—Brni 01172. ftbit Hon- . 1 41 W. M.P., Sir William miria, Bart, M.P., mew. rn,OiolmdaT, Bart, PiinfaOrli D.l,7ma, pokes' Obancolitp.lard, wit:Alt • _ilk James 16111110111, Bark., M.P., Bari et lea. James Menerwin, ILP., Mr. Edward Mastned, Mr. Augustus K. Snepitenson Ni. went Was, XX., Has. Gowns C. Vernon, anceLard arrow. OIMIUL Num.—The Oriental Troupe win One their vary miens and intteneling naterininann• ask annum ibis nook anc•pe Batarday. - - rho I I Ind. Dte- the • $ re- Pre- by , nd- ler• ✓oe be real all sble of ben ith. and ions titer is tons- fol2l Mat ad; rr sad Per- r to 20 and we ere, to , • her wed 11 Of r, e iota 'OOO rho, for, for ry b it that I ci thin to ally i sled nen hey r to tte w▪ as 1 1 ost bro Per- say no nog Dog loos boat and sad et mid nap tees dam- ear- to w. r. uDr tfty 4 Q. licit sad at. iird hS aes the the Mr. Pox SI sma, let rard Kr. Ara win emit THZ TORSION MAILS. OrTWARD AI['RICAN MAILS. Masru 15.—The Royal Mall dip China arrived here at 11 a.m. to-day. She embarked supplementary mails consisting of silty oaks, passengers, and telegrams, and proceeded far New York at the anal hour. All well The Inman royal mail et.amer City el IVashington arrived here at 3..10 p.m. to-diy. She embarked mails and peer~ gas. and proceeded for Halifax at 4.40 p.m. All well. BOrTHLYPTON, MARCH 14. -nu; Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Syria, Captain Leckie, sailed this afternoon with malls for Gibraltar, the Nigher mama, Egypt, Adea, Bombay, &o. She took out twenty- Ave passengers and a general cargo, including ,bar gold far Bombay, value 5,0001. Tue (Havry) BOMBAY MuLL—Sotrriumrroit, Mears 14.— TM Peninsular and Oriental ampere' steamship Ogles, espiala Babel, with the heavy Semlny muds, has arrived, bringing 125 pawners ; mom* 32,4611. 19s. sd. ; a/so 2,071 pathogen cargo, d which 1,000 are wheat and 408 packages Sr. raw silk. The Ceylon experienced across the Bay ot Bing N.W. squally weather, with heavy sea ; up channel, southerly wince and tine weather. Gibraltar, Muth 9.--Sualianp on London, 90 days date, 494 ; Parts, M. as. ; Marthilles, M. 22c. ; Madrid, eight days sight, yto ; Cadiz, par to I dia. ; Seville, I dis. ; Malaga, dia. ; Barealesw I f pm. ; Algeria, i dia. ; Valencia, par ; THE OPENING or TK MILLWALL DOCILE.— Tbe formal oftening of . the laser docks at =bran took Otos on Saturday afternoon Lot, and althoughthe weather was most unpropitious a hop number el sham holders in the monpusy and gentlemen eenneetad with the commercial and dip ia la g rrests wsre attracted togeldr so WHIMS, et*" W 4 have a lmoitilessi • detailoi solvent these extssaire walks, sad thinelliiiit only mosina for as Wes that the eereammy M omointed iu the admiseioa of two vessels into th= doc==ars hem —aatt • *trey steamer, and SA other • foe* mese madam: is Ilundison _provided in cased the large) wanthotues, at "bid Mr. presided, supported by Sir JrmesX/pidsgeram• Yr. DRAMA. DM:WIZ WE. hfr. F. B. Chstistmea long, and era haps grew wow, ohm* wawa fa hanries Me • elms, sad as Balarday ants hl will take hi bird*. W • weespariees maw** whelk= frame mem ar sight isitimene sai Plaft. retirees:OM by the whale al * Dour. Lae ormpany, mei a few este* vehtriere. Oa fistranley eight the mus'all drama of Rat log' vie re vived, With Mr. Pointe in the part of the Rfshind ',S law • and Ilre. Withers'. ameedy The Wand.'-. , pepilltr with amateur salora—math Mr. Buz fisitivaa sad Mrs. Reesman Veda I. tip two griaelpal eimmeten. Oa the Mtk at this month Mr. Maples= will yea the theatre a• an Hal an opera-home for the mesa, sad Mr. Otratiertaa will return with Ma clamatio sompany in the autumn. HAYMARKET. A very popu/ar story by the late Octave Feuillet, mar.vel " Im BA mama d'usaillMA• Haman Penne," was were dated ea tie Reilleit dose eft Ihieeley *him tee Ear "who Tbelltre. under the Ake. 4 An V Breteeee. Ur. John Orgasm sat& sishlwats lawsoprewiled tingly with some most chasmisig est *lam Nally put spew the stage, aid well utak It was well reveled by a crowded hods, and If not too goody-goody for sewage playgoers, it may prove highly inweeadul. SURREY. It never rains but pour in the theatrical world, and on Saturday night a new drama by Mr. 11. Leslie was produced at this house, bearing the title at Frioiship. Lore, snd Frith. The Eicsday edition of the Era describes it as poseasing in a great degree the beat qualities et Mr. Leslie's previous dramas. The principal character is rastained by Kr. Creswick, and the piece has been well put upon the Maga COVENTRY ELECTION PETITION: We stated in our second edition on Saturday that the committee in this ease had come unanimously to the following resolution : Thai H. Mather Jackson was by him spate guilty of bribery at the last election ; that he was mot dul y elected to serve in the present parliament ; that e last election for the city of Covennvas a void election. That it was proved that Thomas Y John Lee,WiDiani Weston., W. Oswyn, and William Moon were bribed by Stephen Knapp. That it does not appear that these acts were committed with the knowledp or consent of the said Henry Mather Jackson. That there is no meson to believe that corrupt practices have extensively prevailed at the lut election. That theme resoktions be reported to 'Ube house. RRPRESENTATION OP HODDIMSFINLD. Mr. Wright Maw has retired from the neatest rather than divide the liberal party, who are now united. REPENNENTATION OF LONDON UNIVERSITY.—The Isrperial Review Coonserratin) says :—The report that the conservative party have determined to bring forward Dr. Millar as a candidate for the representation of the Univer sity of London is, at least, premature. There are no grounds for the ass ertion that the conservative graduates have finally determined, in the event of there being no candidate who directly represents their own political views, to vote for Mr. Lowe. On the other hand it is far more probable that, in such an event, Sir John Lubbock, who is a moderate politician, nnpledged to extreme views on say of the great questions of the day, would receive the support of the conservative party. Eser.l Poi.rrtca. —kir. Wingfield Baker has once mote determined to try his fortune as a liberal candidate foe South Essex ; and as the agricultural element bee been to SOON extent eliminated from the conatitassoy by " recent legislation," the hon. gentleman's chances el see . CMS appear to be materially improved. A meowed Men/ candidate has appeared for the division in the pesos of Mr. A. Johnston. In North East Eases coal Batts is ; astlarotood to adhere to his dotitioloolios to War binated at • costurvattira . owatlidat• afejnsolita with Mr. Da M.P. for Osishesesr, ema ZOSZriF2a:grig" 'motivative emsdhline for tie second seat Sir 'SW borcaugh, are expected to attend • conservative meeting in the town oa the 25th inst. RiPREMEIMITION OP THt STIRLING SITRORM.—• Among thaw that have been talked of on various pounds as willing, if wanted, to become liberal candidates for times = soti s on the retirement of Mr. Oliphant, are Mr. 'lmes Q.C.. Sir William Bruce of Stennis ((chairman of the liberal committee of Stirhaplire), Mr. John Ramsay, of Kildalton (formerly candidate foe Ohio gow), Mr. John Pender, Manchester and Linlithgow shire, Mr . Vernoe Mereourt, Q C. (formerly candidate for the Kirkeeldy district), Mr. George Look Q.O. =ally candidate for Falkirk district), Sir Fridarick y (ditto), Mr. J. Boyd Kinnear, banister (formerly candidate for Pffeshire), and age or two ethers. It Is quite understood that Sir A. Gibson-Maitland, of Bunton and Bauchi., a former candidate, does not offer himself. Mr. Wilson, pin., d Baanockburn, has also been men tioned, but is believed to he at prepaid unwilliag.— Seasmate.