The Express. — London, England, 1867-03-02 00:00:00

i "e - ,••• / , • , i.ile , ---". „ /;- it „ az , ' 4 44 1 ref; ("1„ /7" . , - ''~~ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1867. Nv.6,•119,1 [STAMPED, id. ADDMONALJ [TWOPENCE L I vE It N NEW YORK, and PIIILA i•... .11.1 Etn sllll* CuIIPAN E.—INMAN LINE.— , t.. I 1111,1 MAlt Itails. : ..; r.> tun red Steamers will be aespatched as B RITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie Park, Sluttgl. Coml. ly at 1 lapha •rise'. Instituted 18r. PAT} oN—lfer most gracious Alajoity the QUEEN, For the gratuitous hoard. I . l"thilig, and milicati..n of de+tilnte orphans from all parts of the British dominions, and of all .1.- tionsiludions, whose parents were oat in proapennis *imam lOU orphans now in file Ample 11.1111 for shout Co more. Increased supportiadiapensable, as this charity is not ,olloßed, and Is intim: 6.7 - catcst used of further pecuniary linni+taitee. FROM LAST NIGHTE GAZETTE. Warn or souorroto AND rorrlizit rairrlcor.Aas TO NZ OBTAINED AT THE OPTION Or THE cum ENNIETNAN, coon or BAN[ROPTOT, winranAuArriair.] ... isAmournts. _ ton, Nottingham. cotton mune dealers—l. Child, J. Child, and W• chili, Eirlbarton. Yorkshire. manufacturers-1. Potts and W. Ithughobothat, Mellor, Derbyshire, cotton splutters—E. Twice)* and C. T•s•vey, Woiverhainpton, factors—W. Hustkr awd It. Slater, Stanningley, Yorkshire, millwrights—John Tibbita, J. Maks, jun., and James Tibbits. Walsall, saddlers' ironmongers, so far as regards J. Tibldts, Clench and T. Smith, Ilbsagatestreet. City. Ithancial agents—F. Moore and W. H. B. thud, St. Slary.aze, hemiats—G. Itoaam and T Lockett, (limo. terton. Statlonlahlre, brick immufacturers—R. M. Marygold, S. eitsjohn. and J. Chase, Shoe.lane, City. and Eagle Wharf•road• City-road, manufacturers of counterbalamx rack-slips for win dow.—W. Muir, C. Garnett, and U. Garnett, Manchester, tool makers. PROSECUTION OF M. DE GIRARDIN BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. *parting fitteUtgenct. Elt. l l I. IVVIIPtIIIL to NEW YORK • I IA ur I:‘i I 1%...1ne,day. Marra 6. .11 I NI I lII.' I. .stunlay, Mar,ll Ovdn..elay, %larch IS. A vill/rOlity and .Saterday. Casln passage lq the mall eteadners mailing every Wednesday. IT. an-I sepFding W the A!cernwdatioa. JuLiv, MARTIN BlRLl7lLT.lll;;;;mfl . :7l , l•lerrace. Narrow-road, pstMer mach, matotfacturer. to anrreurier March 13. at I. 11 titian HENRI' ratry, Ureat Wincliester•street, Oh! Broad sheet, sismeon. ?larch 13. at 1. Multi/a. Lts IR, Stoney-lane, Ablgate. butcher, March 13, at it. l'hakolw,ll, late greengrocer, Nlareb 13, at 11. WILLIAM SMART, Goraterram, Victoria-park, silk trimming niarianacturer, Slant' 13, at 11. RlcilAmii lluotag, GrAceLlane, Southwark, baker, Mar.l3, at 11. DAILF.V. Mickley, builder. March 13. at 12. At4a NTI s WRI.LN, Bishopegateatrect Within, eating house keeper. March 13. at 12. lIRV A WARP LAruliroN. Brighton, riding master, Mar. 13, at 12. WILLIAM Pt Rkins, sell., llantialen•atreet. Semen Town, brick er. March 13, at 1. Jolts Witiums. Lewisham, plumber, March 13, at I. l'ilAsLts Vol EN., eottage.grove, 11 ile Lad road, teacher of muck, March 13. at 1. Janus Euston.road. clerk In holy orders, March 13. at T. Wittiest TAMR, Surnmerford.stmet, Bethnal-green, grocer. March 13, at 2. WILLIAM IIicKMAN, Poole, clothier, Nlarch 13. at T. JAeoll PETER KING, Prowls-strati, Soho, dealer In horse Beth, March 13, at !. A t tirNrk Numi am', Layton-road, Kendal Town, dealer In honer, March 19, at 11. riTI.SEI POMRLI. MARSHALL, Jackson-road, Holloway, watch maker, Nlardi IN, at 11. 11 char LiNros, lionoway, stationer, Mar. 19, at 11. PALL IioIiKRIS. Middle Serks-place, Chancerylasse, baker, Wit.LeAM Le** ittroseinnat ace - ___ CO.y, Line worker. March 111, at ii. 1 HUMAN FRANCIS BULB, Jamas-street, Nutting-hill, market gardener, March Ilk at 11. JouN Cu molt. Witney, Oxon, hop manufacturer, Mar 19, at 11. °Daunt Itoistia FITT, Ileigharn, Norfolk, photographer, March 19, at 11. WILLIAM 1111NRit, Patherine.court, Tower hill, wine merchant, Alarch 19, at PI 1 =TING IN LONDON.—Faloav AFTERNOON. It will be seen by a tel from Paris that The attendance was limitsl today, and the tnuisactions M. E. de Girardin is to be prosecuted for an article equally so. For the Liverpool Grand Ngh mal, Shakespeare was in the Liberti. The following is a translation of . still in i i n tio a t e tt at a" rc. "1 42:p i W , and e f: ttPim.oh4l7'."ll::LtY :it the article referred to : i The feature of the day was the rush upon tortoiriu, who from I his price of 100 to 3 yesterday suddenly advanced to 100 to 6 Of all the speech delivered by the Minister of State, ' lust one half the odds: andthelast het hooked was 100to7. There at the eating of the 26th February, after the question wa s a" maw _Lit r t i lt i fh,Tili W l' w r Ts ar inu to eh th i; ‘ u 'll in!, - suss & bu ll! of M. Jules Fevre, and before the declaration of M. mission having been sent through several i enamicis to hack him. Emile 011ivier, there will remain in the memory of the ..." Itil , a b , i 1; b lgra:::an aii rn , Tim i tlne a -tiaso. the only two City men reader only these three lines, eloquent perhaps, but ter. Donn!. Nothing was done on the it iries . r e r CulT. and 4 t w h o eTi tainly imprudent. "We have led the country gradually 1 4' e /ti e :and and Derby remain the same a , yesterday. Mang year by year to better destinies." Imprudent, indeed, for , P as t"Ik'w LIVERNML GRAND NATIONAL. these three provocative lines forcibly provoke a comparison I 100 to 12 agst Shakespeare A) 20 to 1 agst King Arthur)t) between the present and the past. Lot us, in the first ! 100 to 7 "fteivin '3/ 20 to 1 Astnilahe miff) 100 to 4 Dermot As It to 1 Doctor it, place, look abroad. Territorially, France, under the Second ' there 't et o 25 to 1 Globule /off, Empire, has increased by three departments : i 100 to 6 Columbia (off, t33to 11 ttOtoll 100 to 3 Slouigarry ,t) to to 1 agst Little Wideawake A it w CITY AND SUBURBAN. 100 to 6 eget Wild Agnes 4 I 20 to 1 mot Chula) (t aW) TWO THOUSAND. 4to I apt Plaudit, off I lo to 1 agst Vauban foe) 11 to 2 Julius (off, t 10 to 1 Hewett ;oil, 6W li I 0r.47 , 11.3.... , litOti.l.ll . tUU supply of cook.' provisions. rags. .ri i.d duel., end the United Rates booked through on e.ry tiS term+.—For twitter particulars eyyl, to WILLI %NI v...ter-Knot, Uvorpool ; end $o NS huo twowstreet. Lomb.. ai. ______ oo.nhers and the fuddle are loritial to inspect the institu ti•ol and judge as to the nature of this iliarlt) awl its peculiar The last report can be obtained on application to the serer. tarp. HENRY AVE En TIIoRNTONI. Treasurer. &F., Chairman. STEPHRN itt:1 0 1) CATTLICY, Y A. Hon. ,4 ec. ALFRED 11 WE ENEJE., nueretory. Offices, 73, Cheapside, L"ndon, Le. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. STEAM to NEV YORK.—UNITED STATES Ni U I. I.! N iguilloent steamers of the New York and II axr.• Aro •-tatouly will leave Havre and Falmouth isdh t • , rd 41Ia once a fortnight. as ut..kr Mose . ,•,t their passenger accommodation. and We i.t . • .1 t,11,1111. (armies TELEGRAMS.) THE NETHERLANDS. THE HAGUE, MARCH 1. bl,rrsm3t From Havre. i From Falmouth. %Veda...lay. Mar. 2.) Thum lay, Mar. if Wednesday. April 3 Thntsil.iy, April 4 wouleaelay. April Thurislay. April IS i% edaaathiy, May 1 Thursday, May 2 BRITISH ()RPHAN ASYLUM, Siollgit. NIVERAAR Er.nri VAL, WEDN &IDA V, 3rd April, WtDlaltrooms, At. James's. 11. R.ll. the Duke ..f CAL naiDGE In the ( hair. Th.kets to be obtained trunk the City Mean, T'A ALVItI.II 111ACKENLIM, Sac. In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber, during the debate on the budget, the Minister for Foreign Affairs gave a denial to a rumour that Prussia had demanded the disarmament of the fortresses of Maestricht and Venlo, and declared that there had never been any question of such a disarmament. The minister added :—" No credit must be given to these rumours, but nevertheless it is necessary to be forearmed for every eventuality, and we must spat] no lenrifacrielltiti4. 3ellY Att required for the maintenance of our independence." In reply to a demand for further information on the subject of these rumours, the minister declared most positively that no European power had menaced Holland. The general discussion on the budget of the Mi nistry for Foreign Affairs then terminated. iUlt"to - TliPuLli I.in. ii . ... 0 I ukkolk ‘.•2:. first-clam, and XIS wont' 1 ens —For I.r ail, - p trt, 41liet to JANES A. Wiir 11171. Its‘rv. 1.111. i: i 111 -. k %NE, ~ Park : G.C. and K. W. HIS All•I Co. I . ,1 , ,,,,utit: ur U. ST and Co.. 145, Chc.poide. TIME AZTECS, whose presence has been 1 demanded by all the crowned heads of Europe, will riovive visitors at the Queen's concert iO.llll. Hall. .ver•wtuare, every day prior to their departure for Italy, from I till 3 ad.wk. Entr.ince, Ls. ; children, fid. Entrance thou 3LW 6, 5. 641.; bd. Tickets may be obtained of Mr. Mitchell, 33, Ohl 14.siolatreet. Mr. Austin, St. Jarnea's.ball; Mr. Chappell, kr. New lionalntreet ; and at the *Wools. Maritime Alps Savoy Upper Savoy Population. .. 195,000 .. 275,000 268,000 nUNARD LINE.—BRITISE and NORTH amt , :o ‘N Gt tl'a I. ‘I4IL STRAW MPS. appointed by the• Admit.lll, .4il I. Imam LIVERPOOL Mid NEW VI lig, $ll.l Kt ~ LI% f• I:l4miL and Btk4ll/N, the Snags duple:albs at 11411.1% 1.. land and reveire passengers and mails. The fol. 1-wian or other rood.* are appointed to sail front Liverpool, tallina at coil. to reuel,c the mail*: Total But at what cost ? In the first place at the coat of the loan of 500 millions, contracted in 1859, at 60f. 50c. ; next Bto lap* D listaarnel (aMij 13 to 1 agar I NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Ilolborm—This very el ut and spacious establishment having heen entirely OPEN EVERY EVENING. The grand band. conducted by Mr. % . M. Packer, will perform niOtly a choice selectkm of operatic and dance meek. Open at LE past 8; close at it Admiseloa, la at the cost of all the French blood which has been shed for the defence of the Italians againcttbe Austrians ; next, at the oat of the nnifiCatien of Italy; 'Mit, GI 1118 eat of the unincation of Germany ; neat, at the cost represented by the reorganisation of the army, devoting to military service all valid Frencluuen—all, all—that is 160,000 Bynum A to to o I at* The sate (off) l oath n' LIVERPOOL CI. Bto 1 apt Bholcre;M 100 to 7 100 to G Cortolein 100 to G Dermot Am thore it) 20 to 1 King Arthur ft) 20 to 1 Shangarry 00/1 DEL 9to 1 9 to 1 ake (o a — B pt D'Estoured (o) , 19 to 1; • , .4 • +.• . _ .... A Eft n' f. rlnTliN. Sat orday, March 2. slit 11. VA AN, I.w NEW YORK. Saturday. Man h 9. ' Taking I..usegna rt and goody for Nowise and flavannah, to trtnaferued at New York , snhject to the permission of the I nin .1 -t.d.a ainhoritn.....n board the It H.S. Corsican. ••If I 1. f..r 1:1):yor... natant.), March 14. . . . . ,ND NATIONAL . POW 1 twat Astmlabe 45 W t) 20 to I Douai of) 25 to I -- Nut it) 25 to I Whitehall of) .1 50 to I Little dolt) Peter It a year at least, instead of 80,000 at the moat, which WII• the total of the annual contingent before 1852. What better destinies, what greater influence in the world does France owe to the Mexican expedition, which has cost Pass-ge uloooy, hn hubug strwanli lee and provtdons, hut without woos •.r liquor :—To Hebb" and Boston, chief cabin. 125. se••ond calm,. 4'20 o New Vork, chief cabin. 131 ; season .1 rahni. i.'23 —A PPIP to J. M. nett 62, 044 Broad-street, London; J. Currie. 'Lorre, and 12. Place de la Boom Paris: G. and J. Bums, O. Jamaica street. Glasgow: D and C. !deriver. Queens town. or D. and C. Sladver : e, Watergareet, Liverpool. HYAII and Co.'s ATTIRE. 11YAM and Co., 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. HYAM and Co.'s WINTER OVERCOATS THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION. BERLIN, MAscm 1. The National-Liberal fraction of the North German Parliament constituted itself yesterday, under the leadership of Herr von Bennigsen, Pre sident of the National Verein. It numbers at pre sent 53 members. 100 to 7 apt Plaudit o, t 11 to 1) 15 to 1 flee - lift (t) I c4TEAM t `TI . K HOLM, calling at Copenhagen n ant r —The well.known :Screw Steamer NLw •iy 1 dd.on .1 %%11111. t. die. will be despatched with .111.1 layers e the alv.ve lent in few dd)s. —Foe freight ..r16.1.41:Utt, apply at ell A PUN'S Universal 012lue, nr i•Il ll.lc r UltAl L.S. iLLIPrs and IV. St. Ininatall . a• ben, . 11..1 Imw. E C. HYAM and Co.'s SILK-FACED OVERCOATS. TIYAM and Co.'. REEFERS. HUNGARY. THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of ARSEILLLS (Limited). At the FIRST ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholder* of this Company. numerously attended, held at Ratter hall on THURSDA Y. RNA February, 1867. at 12 Welock, noon, HYAM and Co.'s SULTS. PESTH, MARCH 1. 11YAM and Co.'s MORNING COATS. ALBERT GRANT, Rai The CbairWanhaviiig entered at length Into the position and prospects id the Company. It wan preposed, seconded. and carried unanimously -" That the balance I and report booed be and are hereby approved, confirmed, and adt.14.41. - It was prono.ed. sec•imlcii, and serried unanimously—" That Ewen geersie ksit imtavius thrunanney, Esq., greiletick Maynard. Sail . mill A slater, Eau., be and are hereby re.clueted Auditors fur the err eat rear: It woe propicd, se. and tarried unanimously—" That the hest thank of the mceting are due and ate hereby given to the Directors for their so nicer during the past year." It Wes proposed, aft-meted, and carried unanimously, with aertaniation—" That the hearty thanks of this nesting be and are duly tendered to the Chairman for his able conduct in the chair this day.' lly order,_ GEO. BRIGHT, Secretary. 10. St. Swithln'islane, London, March I, 1567. THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of ICAKILLES flkaitedl. NOTICE IA of kl 10a per share has Tif Is DAY bet n MADE upon the shares of this Coto pay, payable at the National Bank, IS, OW Brood-street, LH-- don, on MONDAY, the lath day of March Natant. —By order of the Board, GEO. M. BRIGHT, Secretes'. le, St. Swlthhiebone, Loudon, lit March, 1017. The (*.norms for the nest half-yearly payment of Interest (namely. Wa. per shale. sill be accepted as club on account of the above. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAIL WAY lii.COlil. —GLENN sod Co.—REVIEW of the senie.—For gratuitous distribution, at EL New Broadwireet, T°IMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping coeneens, and Consigoass of Paige Goods, by straws or othanrin Into the Port of Leedom—The propulsion a Pres Trade Wharf. Ratetiff. and Upper Pete Trade Wleark, Dem pam Dock, Upper 7,1,mm-street, (MIER FACILITUN to the &bore —Farther information may be obtained on applintiom by lettrr or in en 11, to CLAY and Co., +harangue and wars- Don.. 'wife/a—Onion 81. Upper Thantesstrest. 1110 GENTLENIEN, MERCHANTS, and 1 TR 1101:Its Al A ken, 13, liarileithallatrect, opposite the lionkrupiQ court. cffrcts arrangements let* een belitora soil their rri ditors without publicity. Immediate protectiou obtained for l'ensou mid Property. Terms moderate. Comulla tam free. KINAHAN'B LL WHISKY. DUBLIN zurramoNll/6. This celebrated old HUSH WHISKY' gained the DUBLIN nuns )ICI/AL—lt Is pure, mild, mellow, dellckms, and very wholesome. mold In bottles, S. ad. each, at the retail houses In lond.c, On agents In the principal towaa In Kurland lender!' at 8, Great it mdmill-,Wet, London, W. °We've Me led seal, pick label. and tank branded "Klnehan's LL Whisky.' RARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a bill butt, u well as tmaller oasts. may lie raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its m tl.nt la so Iniredpable that the sediment of the most limpid nula by to. ,tii,ll,lllty can be disturbed. Price 95., lb.. Its., b !mit t, and galoo eaakt _ - BARWW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent.pcg re n tare,L No more Bat beer or anur wine. Price 4 ad.. aka). troplated. 9e —Apply direct to JAMES BALLOW, ratlike, it. King winiam-street. Wwwall•Lowie• Lee that hit name and admire, are oil "rag article: all others are ryarlowm anitathina Lograringa gratis. lataidialted 1810. glue is CHEAPER THAN EVER.-18. 6d., 22., JL 14.1 per panel are the prices M which PHILLIPS and Co., tea niere.i.uita. J, King Willianiwtreet, City, Loudon. C.C., grs weir* good and fine CLACK TEA. A price cui rent poet free. dot wdth carriage free to any railway station or market town In Ohs United Kingdom. All goods carriage free to all parts of London. tem IA e.-I'lll LLI PS and Co. have no agents. Sugars Of* tupplhd at market prices. AVALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. —A CHIN E.4r. CADDY, eontatittni 161 P ot really good BLACK TEA. seat e.kmatte free to any railway station or market town In Kirland, 11.04.1, ne..tland, or Wales, on receipt of 40a, by PHIL LIPS sad Co.. tea merchants, t, King WHlMmBareek City. E.&. HYAM and Co.'s PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE. HYAM and Co.'s VESTS and TROUSERS. HYAM and Co.'s LADIES' HABITS. HYAM and Co.'s LIVERIES. HYAM and Co.'s HATS and HOSIERY. H YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 67, Ostord•street, London. Hearn end Co.'s Winter Tweed Overcoats Ca. to toe. Rpm and Co.'s winter Overcoats Her and Co.'s Winter Peen — _ Liam mw W 700. M. to 144. 14a. to 255. H YAM and Co. 'sBOYS' WINTER CLOTHING, 011 and 67, Oxford-street, London. The erg establiduneut in Cie ldngdom for Juvenile Clotbing. hop' Sandringham overcoats Nuys' Prince Alfred Reefer lse.. Od to Ma Od. boys' Overcoats for Little Tope los. Od. to 305 Od. boys' Knickerbocker Silts lsa Od. to 361. Od. Boys' Westminster and Osborne Salts lss. Od. to Stia Oil. Heys' Linn, Harrow, mid Rugby Salts Boys' Jackets for School and Home ls. Od. to no. ad. lIYAM and M.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. no. I. Dentlemeu's Clothl,l,l for immediate wear. E. Bespoke or Order Department. Boys' and Youths' Dittinct Department. „ 4. Hats, Caps, Hosiery, and Outtit Department. HYAM and Co.'. ESTABLISHMENTS. LONDON-66 and UT, OXFoRD-STREIT. DIAMINGUA M-21, 22. and 23, NLW-SIBECT. LKED6-42. DJUGGATIC : and DYW6BUDY—WMTUATE. MISS BRADDON'S NEW ILLTSTRATED MAGAZINE. Now reedy, Nu. V., price is., BELGR A V I A. • Loodoa Magaslne. conducted by M. E. BILILDDON. UDICTINTS tun M ARCH. 1. Innis of Prey. A Novel. By the Author of " lady Metiers Secret," Ac. Illuatrated by M. Ellen Edwards. Book the Tided :—Heaping up Riches. Chap. VII. Aunt Sarah VIII. Charlotte prophecies Rain. 11. Mr. Sheldon on the Watch. Book the Fourth:—Valentine Hawkehurars Record. (hap. I. The oldest Inhabitant. 11. Matthew Ilaygarth'4 Resting plot, t The Maratha March. I.lustrated by Alfred Thompson. S. New Course-of-Justice Designs. 4. My Yrieuels Villa. A Tale. By Walter Thorsbory. 6. Decline of the Drama. By J. Francis Hltrhmao. S. In the Wind. Illustrated by J. G. Thomson T. From St. Paul's to Piccadilly. Is. Gustave DOft. 9. Stone's Love Affair. By Dalton Cook. 10. A Red-Indlan Legend. By Bev. H. 8. Fagan. IL Married for Money, Illustrated by F. W. Lawson. IS. Vivisection. By Dr. Scoffers. IS. Ileigravian Prose Ballads. No. IV. Behind the Scenes. 14. Circe ; or, Throe Acts In the life of an Artist. By/302100m White. Act the First: Fats Voiced.= decant. Scene L A Painting-room in Charnuct-street. 11. In the Royal Academy. N.B.—The First Volume of Belgravia," elegantly bound In crimson cloth, bevelled boards, full gilt side end brick, gilt edges, price 7s. ed., Is now ready. Also Came for binding. designed by Luke Limner. °Moe; Warwick.house, Paternoster-row, EC. BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS THE SUNDAY GAZETTE, and NrCHKS, I:arrack Tara Nara, Trunks. Partaaaa- THREEPENCE. liana 41e., at MICE.; I oNsIDOLUSLY JUIDVCAL 166. PIcCA DILLY. Catalearaas trim T HE LONDON CAR PET WA REHOUSE.—WAUGH __ and s, i‘. :I an 4.1.44 ft-street, Tottenham-court-road, w. T H E CA itPETS, 3,4100 pieces. Beet Bruaaela, 3a. lid.; Ttpc.try ditto 2.... std.: and all the newest designs, 21 ltd. • n l 9 4 lrat , '.l 1.4,1 1 . 1 .1 , 1 1 14 furnitara bedstond4. IsAlins. mad lIIHE SUNDAY GAZETTE _inaudattrY. A. :i;ai.. : All mssit stalThnted and.delLvere. I d free A. of TOMORROW will contain special in of peat UL4uttgliotti ti.. 4.;1.z.44.1 A house completely 1M1151411441 Das public Interest aad importance. Ituar4.—w 11. %v ti N F.'S. 1:::: to tag, Nemlagtombatta PMI'S: TIIREEPENCL SUNDAY GAZETTE, THJULEPENCX. SUNDAY GAZETTE, THILEEPENCIL Sl'll I.TE IGNITING FELT. --- - ONE I . Y.N NI ivr Munro Foot ITIHE SUNDAY GAZETTE CROG 0 0 N and Co., Manufacturers. A. can lie had of all News Agents In the vicinity of Loudon )Ml3. Nurr Karl-Wed, 1 by 9 o'clock, and at the Mice, Ili, Wellington-stroet, Strand, • 34 • lire ad street, j " L., "". ,p "--,, W.C. be, George__aquare, Glasgow. 2, Goree.plarwiv LiverpooL -____ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. —Fur price unetpudled ; for lid,. and .ii.pearance un.tuvisno : PAIN LE ,, LV mop; loot in a fen , Lours when required toy Mr. MAT benti.t. ri , I:k.goot «hive I fret %,:u, mitt' Mr. Llkell. of '4, Grosroior.strott. . METROPOLITAN BOARD Or WORKS.—The mem bers of this board met yesterday at the offices in Spring gardens ; Sir John Thwaites in the chair. Tenders were opened for the concession of the sewage of the southern side of the metropolis. They. were from Mr. D. Smith, Mr. C. F. Crampton, Mr. John James Moore, Mr. J. W. Sheeves, and Mr. George Shepherd; and Mr. Ellis sent a pamphlet, entitled " A second tender for the sewage of the southern side of the Thames." These tenders were re ferred to the Works and General Purposes Committee. The Works and General Purposes Committee reportedthat they were of opinion that as the Artisans and Labourers Bill involved new principles of taxation, it required the serous attention of the board, after some discussion, Mr. Le Bicton moved that the subject be referred hack to the committee, to petition for such modifi cations in the bill as they may consider to be advis able. If the board were to set their faces against the bill in toto they would get into great disgrace with the public. Mr. Roche seconded the motion, which was carried with but two dissentients. A report was brought up from the Works and General Committee with reference to the Traffic Regulation ( letropolis) Bill, 1867. It had been referred to the committee with authority to communicate with the several vestries mid district boards of the metropolis to ascertain their opinions on its provi sions, but the committee much regretted that they did not consider it expedient to send such communication. This led to a lung discussion, but on the motion of Mr. Roche it was agreed that the subject should be referred back to the Works and Improvements Committee, and that they be instructed to conduct an opposition to the bill, and that the clerk du communicate to the vestries on the subject. Mr. Roche moved that permission be given to Captain Shaw to advise the Courts of Justice Concentration Com mission as to the arrangements for the protection of the new law courts from fire, and that be be authorised to re ceive from the commission such remuneration as they may offer him for his services. The motion was agreed to. The engineer read a long report on the progress of the Thames Embankment work+, which, on the whole, were oing on very satisfactorily, and the other I:amines. was d i sposed of and the board adjourned. RUPTURES. —Th e PATENT SELF AU.II':I'IVr. NI A acting obl-illicit). wilbnut II) ti, n... it ~e n mended by the Pactilty her the turn Ind ri.liet .it end:. lln nci-ewary quality nt a gond Trine uan •Sk o-ot rest %10:644 UlisteerA•nry pret,ire the Pan afierte.l. which di -11,01 k abject is nlnneolitinnell in a tria... 011 .M.U111firrril with Womb xpiral spring., or pads beldnd.—J. Ibb and . Su. I, Piccadilly. - - 1.? OWLA N DS' AIACASSAR OlL.—This elegant, frarrant, and is Ilitchl oil Is universally in high reptile for 14 unfree. •I• parr! mu. daring O.- last si%tv years in pro atotinu the oath. and lic.ottlfylng the human hair. It preo et% I•,r fr.• f.pilitvz off or turning grey. strengthens won!, I..iie. • • in %. art and dander,. and makes It bemoan% —it. 1,1 dp!.•. and glow. For children It is ape a- forin'au the basis of a beautiful head of hie, while 1.. int rola. than into tire nursery of royalty, slid the blth eidiPtin in w h ir t, it it universally held, with nuniemus lead teeeiosd of its efßeagy. afford the loot and stir -1 Iwo. - .•f ie its Nice 3s. did., 75., los. 41.1., equal to four quail. -e: it per bnttle --Nil.' at SO, Ilattarn.piden, and bY riinntilds tot•iioners.—Ask for Rowlands* Macassar oil ALL WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION slonhl use ..... NOItTON*4 CAMOMILE FILER. 541 'Woks. Is. IN.. and 11e. DR. • SCOW'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a nv*er filing ri meily, prepared without any mercurial llM:gient, ail, be found InvaluAble to all who suffer from bilious old Deer romplaints, helices' ion, wind, spawns. giddiness. digit- IN W of the e , l, dm. hoe habitual costiveness, as a family Wriest medliino, and as a purifier of the bin.% they are truly excellent : null In their operation and grateful to the stomach, Wt 7 create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous syst e m by W. Lambert, chemist, B, Ring W illiam -street. Cliarimgcrose, and by most druggists, in boxes. La• 111.1 three timo- the quantity in one, ta. ad. Be sure to elk x Dr seotta Hilloue awl Liver Pllla The genuine are in a it s green package, with "William Lambert" engraved on the Wii.iiiArdi;sa NASH, Cambridge-toed, Kilburn, hay dealer, March It at 11. WILLIAM CHANDLER, Westham-abbey, Essex, late grocer, March 14, at 12. Jollii CLATToN, Islington-terrace, Barnsbury, attorney's clerk, March 14, at 1. Thomas SoMles, Pleasant-row, Upper Holloway, late wheel wright, March 14, at 2. WILLiA M SWATMAN, klmist.,Gray's.lon.rd., painter, Mar.l4, MY. Jung IitNTING H1X141.11, Hastings, engraver, March 14, at I. SARUM., JOHN WHITS, Slough, Bucks, baker, March 14, at 2. JOHN Ilaarkle. Batts Pond-road, greengrocer, March 14, at 2. JOHN JOHNsioN, Allen-road, Stoke Newington, corn dealer, March 19, at 11. MARTIN RooTii, Shipbourne, Kent, timber merehant,Mar.l9,at 12. Homy Dickman, liasinghallat., goods inspector, Mar 20, at 1. MAMA Bitolrg, itanitgate, Kent. epinater, March 25, at Y. JOHN FRIDKRICIC JOHNSON, Long-alley, Finsbury, bedstead mak,r, March 11, at It Canr.og HNC,, Grove-rd., Mile-end-rd., slater, March 20, at 2. Jost PH klRTO,Kent-st.,Southwark,tin plate worker.Mar.2.i.M.ll. WILLIAM CON, Hampton, Oxionishire. baker, March 25, at 11. SAitsoNHUOHRS,RegeUt-ak,Lambeth,late hay dealer,Mar.ls.atll. KENNITT HAMLIN, Alderreanbury-postern, City, warehouseman, March ti, at 11. Cridlic Sues., New Bond-street, and Crawford.street, stoneenuare, coachbuilder, March 27, at 11. I JOHN LiAlltlNoN ALLU , Manchester-bulkUngs, Westminster, late licensed victualler, March 25, at 12. LOwaxo Janes Rine, Henriettsotreet, Brunswlck.square, late chemist, March 25, at 1. Wins, Wycombe-terrace, Ilornserroad, cattle dealer, March KS, at 1. - Bosham,ilnamex. master mariner, blar.2s,at 1. Lama (lavas, Hornier, carpenter, Mandl 25, at 1. I WBllltTCHAlLEBCALDlLo , l7.lgraliagharn,DArchant,Mar.ls,all2. Julia !arras, Dudley, machinist, March IS, at 12. Joint Watson. Willenhall. Ma/OmM . victualler, March 15, at 12. COOPFR and HAULM? Cairns, Tamworth, plumbers, Starch 22, at 12. Sf lummox, /Studley. War* Ickahlre, needle manufacturer. March 13. at 12. WILLIAM Man and WILLwAH PALMIR, Birmingham, Umber merchants, March 13, at 12. JOHN Faruntsdron, Birmingham, gentleman, March 13, at It WILLIAM LASAND and HAMM! PAYNE, Birmingham, careers and itilders, March 13, at 12. JOHN I OLTR rm,Ctiew Magna,Somersetah.,rameon,Mar.l3,M 11. Marrnew HEIST WARREN and WILLIAM HURT 000DIUDOI, Trignmouth. and Lain actor, British North America, Bah mer chants, March W, at 12. .10sirrafaii — ES,field, innkeeper, March 13, at 12. JOHN SHAW, Rotherham and Wakefield, architect, Mnr.l3, at 12. Joint HAMBY, Everton, Lancashire, pahlican. &larch 11. at 11. linear JACKSON, deacounke. Lancashire, printer, Mar. 13, at 11. JO/1N HILLINON, Liverpool, publican, March IL at 11. JOHN Julia, Eriog, Merionethshire, Joiner, March 11, at IL JOHN ROSCOE BOANDMAN, Liverpool, gentleman, Misr. 14, at 11. FRANCIS GRISLEY, Manchester, keeper of a refreshment house, March 18 at 11 . • Jong Bascaorr SINCTTLEITORTII, Hyde, Cheshire, plasterer, MareblB, at 11. BRIMS 111:11PIIRETS, Manchester, shirt maker, Mar. 18, at It JOSZTII MONAGMAN, York Clarence, Mutant, Innkeeper, March tl. as 1. YANKS WIG 4. Altlit, Birmingham, greengrocer. March 29 , at 10. SAMUEL CLARKE, Birniinghatn, fishmonger's aaa slant, March to, at 10 TliollAN SMARTT Timm% Birmingham, baker, March 29, at 10. Jolla SCOTT, ottingliatn. dryealter. March 11, at it. Fagliglack Inaseos, Northampton, mauager of ateameawing 0911 s, March 9, at 10. ROBERT (IROITS, Worcester, beerhoute keeper, March 12, at 11. Ricitsurt rotes, Worcester, publican, March Pt, at 11. Enti IN NESTE. Bath, headman. keeper, March 15, at 11. WILLIAM ELoTT, Northampton, boot main& , March O, at 10. AUtrUNTLS FRIJARICK MUINTIN, Cheltenham, late attorneys clerk, March 12, at 11. Witutn Hownlieg HOLZ, Clatcombe, Dorsetahlre, farm bailiff, March 13, at 11. Jong NIACP, Negraritupon.Trent, flour dealer. March 13. at it Jolla Itritit. Lyinlngton, Hunts. confectioner. liar. 13, at 1! JAMB. MASH, Wineheortib, Glourester.h.,teadcaler. Mat. 0, at 10. DANtri. 4r IN, Whitchaven,Cwriterland, collier, Mar. IS, at to. WILLIAM NTAINToN, Waterloo. Lancashire, painter. Mar. 12, at 3. JAMB- RoBERTS. Liverpool, butcher, March 13, at 3. RICHARn BEIBRLEY, sallonL =floras:titter, March 12, at 21, ROBERT graggir,Newton. near SI anchester, butcher,Mar.l2, at JOHN Moms, Truro, Cornwall, hatcher, Starch 14, at CHARLES WINFIELD:Witney, limns. cattle dealer:Vara 14, at 1. Wild.l tm WIIITE, Oxon, shoemaker, March 12, at 10. Itotthier Nonut, Woodstock. Oxon, draper, March 12,M 10. JOHN ARAIRT: FEEIURIgRAM Pipit:Norfolk, Nuns (Make, March 12, at 11. WILLIAM FAIRWEATHER. Norwich, baker, March 12, at 11. JOHN YULE. Stoke Holy Cross, Norfolk, cSrpenter, gar. 12. at 11 . JOHN STEN ENS, Oblwilifunt, chain fouler, Mardi IS, at 10 . JAMES BATSON, Wellingborough, shoe mannfactr.. liar. 13, at 111, 2.1.1.10 t esxtria: and AGNES OKOVEN Loomis, IleMediae. Wilts, ach.Aulstresses, March to, at 11. THwuv HALFPENNY, Walsall, victualler, March 12, at 12 Olgoeur 21 , 11. Liam YltageLS, liulbeton, Devonshire, road RV- voyor, Slaruh It at It. Jowl taetgltx , eliathatu,en2per, Markl2. at 2 ROISPIT RIM HARTY. IliMlleshiouah.chapel helmet, Mar . Sat 11. sAmsr., 114.1dImbrough, !coalman, March 13, at 11. IfRa3Cl4 JaTVltjty PUVI.E. Nes iugtun, Keut, I.uutulaker, March 20. at 11. Ilanar %IDnins, Teynhant. Kent, brlckmaker, March 13, at 12 . JAIMS NiTlJii. lhaburoUgh, SUS.:. labourer, March 9, at J. DECLARATIONS 07 DIVIDENIA. - - SALAMI! WILLIE, MlUlol , lltreet, elapham—lnt dhidend of 145., March t; and subsequent Wednesday, at l'arkyud, Bas street. . -.-• - . Main - enamor-4 HCOHT., Poetic'', anetioneer—lat dividend of lc llti. March 6 and aubeequeut Wednesday, at r arkyni, lalnintliall.atrent.. . Hamm'? Maar ALLan, l'pper Standordatreet. Blackfriarn road—tat dividend of U. Sid., Mardi 6, and subsequent Wed. uealay, at Partyne, BaatnahallAtreet. Tin,a as Ye mak, Whteheater-bulldine, Great Win.le.ter stmt, mining 666131 7 15 t dividend of ! 7160 . , ]larch 6, and subs.. quint Wednesday, at Porkpie, kooliviiolik4rekt , JOHN WILLIAM °AMU!, Jun., Caundeu-street. 11ctlu1abgreen ruad, tenter factur—lst. dividend ••1 Is. Std.. March t and sub sequent Wednesday, at l'arkytne. Basinuhall-strect. Bronx SVVED, Mt. Hares, clotlikr—lst dividend of Is. Od , any Wednesday, at Turner's7Liverpool. JON/44 and N‘lLLliens, Penyvroes, Llanilynn, general shopkeepers —•lnd dividend of 3*. any Wednesday, at Turner's. Livemsol. F. A. TLMPUN. Liverpool, commission merchant-2nd dividend of sd., any Wedneeday, at Turner's, LJvvrpool. J. W. POLLARI% Liverpool, slater-Ist dividend of 5a., any Wed nesday. at Turner's, Liverpool. DRNUT BCIPILEV, Liverpool, licensed victualler-Ist dividend of IL gel., any Wednesday. at Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDE:IBL _ March IL R. Johnson and J. Addle, York-street, Lambeth, slate niercluints—Hared 14. G. A. 11. Lades, Sun Taveneffelils, Bhadwell, Iron merchant—March 21. J. Witworth. Great Win chester-street: tailor—March 21. IL Stark, Eirhano. Surrey, baker—March 21. 0. Pollard. Footscray, Kent. paper maker— Minch 21. J. S. Collins, Southampton—March 21. K. Yennincs. Hackney-road. boot manufacturer—March 14. A. J. Hull, ilk! Bread-street, eity, stationer—March 22. W. Haywood, Mayes) n Rldware, Staffordaltire, fanner - May I. B. B. Walton. Lichfield, chemist—March Is J. Walker, Uvisharn, Yorkshire, gentleman —March 20. W. Parsons, King-tmoupmellull, refreshment•neisii keeper—March 20. J. Fatima, eoningslay, Lineoliishb e, miller— March 12. J. Ward, Llientoul, and Waterloo, Lancashire. claw , dealer—March It. J. Doming. Urerpool, merchant—Larch 12. T. Hughes and W. ilugliet : Carnarvon. nail nuinufacturers— March 13. C. D. Butt, Liverpool, sainting agent—March 13. G. Prke, Liverpool, attorney—March 12. P. S. 11.3yutou, St. Mar garet's-all:1We, near Dover, baker—March 12. T. Davies, Limn. unit( Willa-Met halm, Moutoomenahire. coal dealer—March 12. J. Rogers, Walsall, plumber March It. T. Jones, Wnlneidiury, farmer—Marsh IS. H. A. Walker, send, Surrey, licensed virtual. kr—Manh 10. J. Wrker, liallfax, surgeon's assistant—March lu. S. Ball, Halifax, joiner- March 19. J. Wood, ilidit.t, mason —March 1:1. J. Challis, jun., Bury St. IMmunds, corn merchant —March 13. G. W. J. Clarke, Bury st. Edmunds, tailor—March! 13. H. Slillican, Pakcithato, Suffolk, bricklayer—March 13. J. Smith, Bury Sk Edmonds, innkeeper. PARTNEIttiIIIPS DISSOLVICD. Sf. Knowles and C. dl hunt, Blucklauln, Ironfounders—C. Iligham and M. Knowles, Blackburn. power loom cloth manu facturers—ll. Whale and C. Jones. Manchester. yarn and cloth commission agents—H. IL W. *lanes, T. H. H. heaves, and R. H. P. Henderson, litshopeatate.strect, pr,Quce brokers—Y. /L Silveder and H. Edwards, jun., SC Allom, IlcHfonlshire, vete rinary surgeons—J. Shaw and J. Walton. Leeds, hutchers—J. L. Evans, Y. Heritage, and J. Newton, Nicholas-lane, Lombsrd street, attorneys, so far as regards J. Newton—J. Woolhouse, W. Ratcliffe, and J. Schofield, linesley Bottom+ Chcohlre. Mut founder., so ter as regards W. Ratcliffe —W H. Lewin anal S. Lewin, Boston, Lincolnshire, timber merchant+ J. Christiansen, R. H. Chrhatismen ;deceased , and P. Petersen. Kingstoseupomllull, conatuksion merchants—W. Love and R. J. Wilkinson, Southampto n. audio/. ra Amelia Candy and J. Hall, Warrington, Lancashire, wholesale grocers—J. Muter seen and P. Y. an der itteenstraten, Walibiroad, Hackney wick tallow melters—J. S. Keep and F. Keep, hirminelmm. merchants —M. Sharp, S. Greamon, J. Mldglcy, J. Charnock, 'and T. Lund, Bradford. spinnen, so far its regards S. tiregson and J. I/Maley—O. B. Webster and T. Atkinson, Leeds, Joiners — C. Pritchard and E. Pritchard, Yenehurch-street and Brighton, tailors--G. Brodrlck and T. H. Lambert, ilow.churchyard, City, attorneys—C. Sheppard, Mary Sheppard, anal W. Williams, Bridgend, Glamorgaoshire, tronmougan—J. EBB and B. Prer The Hungarian deputies from Transylvania are dissatisfied owing to the ministry having decided not to propose for the present either municipal re forms or the re-establishment of trial by jury for press offences in Transylvania. A conference of the Doak party will be held in the course of to-day to settle the disagreement which has arisen on this subject. The other questions requiring settlement in Transylvania will probably be arranged by government commissioners, whom it is proposed to send to that province. The obsequies of the Arch duke Stephen were celebrated to-day. The Arch dukes Joseph and Ferdinand were present at the ceremony. TURKEY AND CANDIA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Fn. U. An official denial has been given to the news lately published by the continental journals, as serting that 8,000 of tho Turkish troops were beaten in Candia on the 13th and 14th February, that the insurrection was victorious, and that fresh massacres had been perpetrated by the Turks. This intelligence is declared to be false and calumnious. lijam ant. —'s Keefer llyam and Co.'s Winter Malta .. Hp - end Co.'s Whiter Jackets. Hien' and Co.'s Winter }rock Cost. liyam and Co.'s Winter Vesta Ilyam and Co.'s Winter Trousers FRANCE. PARIS, MARcs 1. The Etendard of this evening asserts that the letsperor signed yesterday a decree for the reor g:intsation of the infantry, in conformity with the report of the Minister of War, published this morning by the Moniteur de r Arnsie. Each regi ment is to consist in future of twenty companies instead of twenty-two while on a peace footing, but of twenty-seven when on a war footing. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, MARCH 1, 3.30 P.N. The Bonne has been flat. Renter for the new account closed at 69.95, or 32c. lower than yes terday. AMERICA. (NT ATLANTIC TALIORAPIL) NSW YORK, MAK% 1, Nom. Tho present Congress will not pass any tariff bill. Opening prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange on London, mt. Five-Twenty United States Bonds, 11l ; Illinois, 116 ; Erie, 64 NEW YORK, ItAwe 1, 5 Tx. Cloning Prices :—Gold, 139. ; Sterling Exchange on London, 1064 ; Stocks, dull ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 111; Illinois, 115} ; Erie, 55k. Cotton ; Middling Upland, 32. THE EYRE TESTIMONIAL IN JAMAICA.—The Eyre Testimonial Committee having memorialised her Majesty to permit Mr. Eyre to receive the subscriptions raised in this island as a teetimonial for the services rendered toJamaicahy Mr. Eyre during the late rebellion, received from the Colonial Secretary the following communication setting forth the inability of her Majesty's Secretary of State to advise her Majesty :—" Colonial Secretary's Office, December, 1866. " Sir—With reference to your letter of September last, I am directed by the governor to inform you that he is in structed by the Secretary of State to acquaint the gen tlemen who signed the memorial to the Queen, praying that her Majesty will allow Mr. Eyre to accept a testi monial which they desire to pre'ent to him, that it has been laid before her Majesty, but that his lordship has been unable to advise her Majesty to their request. I have the honour to be sir, your obedient servant, HENRY T. lama— Hon. L Q. Illowerbank, Lc., Kingston." Under these circumstances, the committee addressed a circular to the representatives of the several parishes for the purpose of ascertaining the wish of the subscribers. The secretary of the Eyre Defence Fund, Mr. Hume, was at the same time communicated with on the subject, and Mr. Hume replied that the amount would be received by the London Committee, and would he added to the fund for the defence of Mr. Eyre, and if a balance remained after the prosecution, or in the event of the prosecution being abandoned, it would be given to Mr. Eyre. The subscribers have all agreed to this arrangement, and the money now in the bank, amounting to 1,6061. Ira. 9d., after paying trilling sums for expenses, amounting to U. 12a. 9d,, is to-day remitted, on account, to Mr. Hamil ton Hume, the secretary of the Eyre Defence Fund. — Jamaica Gleaner, Feb. 9. EMIOItATII,Y FROMLIVERPOOL.—During the month of February in the present year 21 vessels left Uverpool, under the act, carrying a total number of 4,:194 paseengers-2111 cabin and 4,125 steerage. Of these 4.12.5 sailed to the United States in 20 ships ; 1,823 being Eng lish, 74 Scotch. 1,263 Irish, and 965 from other countries. One vessel sailed to Victoria, with 100 passengers, all steerage, 8 of them being English, S Scotch, Si Irish, and 3 from other countries. Of ships not under the act there sailed to the United States 9, carrying 334 passengers ; to Victoria, 1, containing 48 passengers ; Queensland, 1, 31 passengers; West Indies, 2, with 34 passengers (cabin); South America, with 66 c abin passengers ; South Africa, 2, with 21 cabin passengers ; Japan, 1, with 4 cabin pas sengers ; total, 21 ships mid fill passengers •, and grand total for the month, 4.../35 passengers, and 42 ships. THE PoPE's HEALTH REnyonltli BY Du BARRYM Fool,. Tlin ItEv•LENTA AltAnteS.—Cure No. 66,413.—"R0me, July 21. 1666. The health of the lioly Father Is excellent, espe cially since, abandoning all other remedies, he has lived entirely ulmn Du Darryl Food, and his Holiness caned praise this excel lent food to highiy."--(lmette du Midl.-lAdvertisement. I HEALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE STOMACH. serves, lungs, and liver, curing dyspepsia Indiges tion'. constipatkm, Marlines, acidity, palpitation, sleeplessness, debility, wasting, cough, asthma, fevers, consumption, low spirits. IMMO mound cures which had resisted all medicines, in cluding that of his Holiness the Pope. Cure No- 1,771.—L0rd Stuart de Decks, of uinuy years of dyspepsia ; No. 62,316.—The Marchioness of Brkhau, of se ven years' indescrihable agony from dyspepsia. nervousness, low spirits, liver disorder, and wasting awar—Ti'm at la lid.: Ilh., Ya bd. !gib., 2u.: 24114. 40a —Du Ilene and 77. Regent-street. London also at Fortnum and MAHOe. ; and at 61, GracerhurehAtreet : 4, Cheap/de• Wend 130, Oxford-street. Important Fantle:l.—Beware of the many unsavoury and more than sloppy imitations to which, without authority, Baron Lielsig's name is most audaciously attached.— indvertiacinent us since 1862 so many robust men taken from the plough and the workshop, so much in dispensable money diverted from its Pu?'"e anzt D va ll im ffllY etb SP . R itt 7 T i axig G MICSTI ot 10N.G.T,Ffonrihnutiter. Twou. In 1863 what weight had the numerous despatches of H. THE Dronyn de Lhuys in the balance of Prince Gortschakoff Have they spared the unhappy Poles, abused by cruel Mr. N. Bolas Gardener, by Lundyfoot-1 allerGles dant, illusions, a single rigour! What advantages have we M 5 r.i r ' 1 . 1.14 111 1 ( 21, 'aGre). w, toot ,:d 4 , yea , list 1011 ylr. ILd,aoa~ derived from our victories gained over the Russians, in lir. T. Cough's Mustang company with the English and the Piedmontese' of our B o m a: o,,, l L L ilf "" i s aiW t oerin...d. ang , an 6.01 victories over the Austrians in company with the Italians? net Gardener. Won by three In : - bad a THE GREAT MIDLAND SPRING HANDICAP I d 100 sc.v. added to of the battle of Sadowa, that we allowed the Prussians to swee e. pittk e er i f e r r vi va w t , - 1 1:1, 3H; winners c..tra.. ecc,,nal trim% 8 fight and to gain, with the Italians for auxiliaries by stake, our consent? Have we at least derived the advantages of M: God t4 thiprk*, by Knight of Kars—Caen (Rut 1 an indissoluble alliance between Prussia, Italy, and Lorgla t tematie Queen o A f liwn, 4 p , 5 .6.64 . 7 1: Itib i . 6 llllonis w: France, those throe Powers forming a union of one Co lonel l'"redeV" Mrs The d following also ran:—Hales, Beaune, Black Prince, and hundred millions of inhabitants, that is, disposing of a force so considerable that nothing would be possible without it or against it? In default of this alLince, if it failed us or if we rejected it, what allies should we have? What is at present our role in the East, between Russia, whom we fought, and Tutkey, whom we defended, froiu 1854 to 1856? In return for all our sacrifices what com pensations are offered to us and can be given to us? Now let us look &theme. Momlly, Franoe,under the second empire, ' has gained nothing, except theiinpunity of strikes, nothing, absolutely nothing. That which on the eve of December 2, 1851, was liberty, became only toleration on the morrow ; right became only authorisation ; and the most Betting: 2 to 1 apt Roadie, b to 2 ag.d Mrs. Allan, 5 to 1 smut Queen of Trumps, and 11 to 2 apt Helen. Won sadly by a length ; three lengths between wooed and third . Tua JUVENILE SELLINO STAMM of 40 ones , added to a sweep stakes of 5 more. each, for 2-yr-oida colts, eat 71L; Mike, Set 41b; selling allowances: half a mile. Mr. K. green's Lady Diana, by Caterer-Batanella, 7st 4lb L4O Quinae) 1 Captain Machers lashel, TeL ilb ,L4O) (Kenyon) 2 Marquis of Hastings' lady Edith, 7at ilb £4O , .. ;Cameron 3 Canoe also ran. Betting : 2to 1 each Aga Isabel and Lady Diana, and sto 2 agst Lady Edith. Won by a head : bad third. The winner asa bought for 135 guinea& THE. MERIT Hum ST/CIPLECHAst of 50 stem., added to a sweepstakes of S sou. each, for hunters; about three mites. lo subs.) . . . . . Mr. T. J. Crooke's Vindicator, by Vindea—Azra. aged, I2M 31b 'Mr. Hobson, 1 Mr. C. Flyttoo's AIMOGI°, 5 yrs, liar . ...Mr Thomas, 2 11r. J. D. He nsley's Wilford, aged, 12431 h ,Mr. Andlnwood, jun.' 3 The following Oro ran :—Mustang. Scrambler, and VileDios Netting: Keen on Albrighton. 6 to S agst Vindicator, sal 4 to bar two." Won slier a good race by half a length . had third. A SELLING HANDICAP of 4 sons each, with IV added. Half • site. Mr. Chaplin's flt. Clair. by lieenninster—Harriett. 3 yrs, Ist 01, (Henson, 1 Mr. Piddamno's Oppressor. 5 yrs, Pat Sib (Custnnee , 2 Mr. J. Goddings bin. Acton, I yrs. sst 716 (Huller, 3 The following also ran :-1 altutinc, Locket Lucy, Ida, In gratitude. insignificant authorisations were refused even in the came of mere literati' , conferences. Measured by the standard, of oomparative liberty, France is far below Germany, Eng• I land, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Portugal, and Switzerland —Spain alone in Europe is below France. What are there fore the acts, what are the acts, what are the laws which authorise the Minister of State to glorify himself for having led " the country gradually year by year to better destinies!" Our researches to discover them have been fruitless. It is not to us that M. Rouher, our old colleague at the Legislative Assembly, would undertake to say seriously that the coup iretat of the 2nd of December eared France from anarchy ; for, if contrary to the truth he held this language, we should reply to him by placing under his eyes those words of the President of the Republic, delivered at the Hotel de Ville on the 10th Netting Even on Valentine, 100 to 15 sod Oppressor, and 7 10 1 (at first 3to l' east St. Clair. Won by three incirtent of a length, two lengths between second and thud. The slither was sold to Mr. T. Creston for 50 guineas . A litnan.a Ram of 50 soya, added to a handicap of & loss. each, 2 n: winners extra. One wile end a hell, over four hurdles. ‘O2 subs.) December. l>:50 : •• To-day I recognise it gladly, admness has returned in the public mind. The dangers which existed two years ago have disappeared, and notwith standing the uncertainty of things, we rely upon the future, because it is known that if modifications should take place, they will be effected without trouble." And if these words did not suffice, we would add those uttered six days before the coup d'aat, on the 23th November, 1851, to the French exhibitors at the Universal Exhibition of London in the Salle du Cirque at Paris :—" Before separating, gentlemen, permit me to encourage you to fresh labours ; undertake them without fear; they will prevent cessation of work this winter. Mr. G. 'Angell's Nukuhora, b In, Pst 121 b (in. IT. 01.1 BETTING ON THE ('OTT E . LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIoN S A: h .. "I' w. 0. 7 to 1 apt Ithateareore (ti Mt to 1 n;64 Little Frank I) 20 to Columbia, t 33 to 1 -- Clobolt• t 20 to 1 (ortolvin II! 40 to I T •''n t 25 to 1 Doctor t 411 to I King Althorn) LS to 1 Pitangairy ,t 60 to 1 Lighlicat ti 2.1 to 1 Fan ,olt) TWO THOTEAND 4to 1 apt Plaudit 01f,1,000 I 11 to S apt Julius 0,t6t016 to 400 with a runt THE DI 9 to 1 apt Theßike off? if.BllY. 1000 to 35 alai Vauban Fear not the future. Tranquillity will be maintained whatever happens." When he expressed hint-elf thus on the 25th of November, 1851; when he thus encouraged the industry and commerce of Paris to undertake fresh works; when he told them not to fear the future; when he told them that whatever happened Dan. quillity would be maintained, the President of the Republic was in the right; no danger, no disorder was indeed to be feared, for the elect of the 10th December, having the command of the army, had in his. hands military forces more than sufficient to re-esta blish tranquillity instantly if it was disturbed, and energeti cally repress any attempt at arising which might have oc mimed. But was it to be feared that one would take place From the 13th June, 1819, to the Ist December, 1851, had the most complete material order ceased to pre vail ? Notwithstanding the provocatory law of the 31st May, 1850, which, without cause and without right, swept away by a vote three million electors out of nine millions, one elector out of three, lumina the partial elections in Paris and elsewhere taken place without trouble? Had the depository of the executive power really and seriously MUSS to dread that I the slightest injury could be inflicted upon the inviola bilityof that power or uponbis personal safety by the legis- THE OxronD AND CANIBRIDDE BOAT RACE.- 061 , 011 D, Fluter.—The Oxford crew, after numerous changes, may now be considered as settled, Mr. Fish, of Worcester, having been selected to occupy the honourable snd onerous post of stroke car iu the place of Mr. M. Brown, of Trinity, who was successful against the " light blue" on the last two occasions. Mr. W. P. &mouth, the well-known University pedestrian, after being taken out of the boat for several days, has now become i.tationary as bow, but Mr. F. Crowder, of lirrisenose, on. of last year's crew, has given place to Mr. G. H. Swinny, of Exeter. The crew, as will be seen from the weights below, will be s very heavy one, indeed, so touch so that last year's victorious craft has been found incapable of carrying the weight, and halter's hare a new boat on the stocks for the Oxonians as well as the Can tata. The rowing of tie men can lordly he judged of at present, but it is generally admitted there is the ,lenient for a good crew, strength, style, and lasting power being the chief attsibutes of the whole eight. The following are the names and weights of the men, as forushed to us by the president to-day : OX FORD( ' flaw. I W. P. Bowman. University ,Isis G. H. Swinny. Exeter 3 E. S. Carter, Worcester 4 R. O. Marsden, Merlon 6.1. Think, University 0 W. W. Wool, University 7 1. %Tian. Exeter 8 J. H. Fish. Worcester ;stroke 4 11. 11 0 12 1 12 0 12 1 13 11 12 6 12 19 11 11 . - . lative power! If one of the two powers was menaced - by ' C. ft Tottenham, Christ Chunb .cox.. Est Mb. the other, am events have shown, was it not the weaker ! Average 12st 311 b. Bow side, 49st illb ; stroke side, 4&t it not that which merely had in its hands ' Mb ; lierence, Ist 41b. the bulletins it deposited in the electoral urn • Roo: CoLLtuts.—Yesterday the boating season In November, 1851, it is true there was rivalry ~a i t o k ' n ' tl n t t e g° wases:;:r Windsor-bridg e ta,:lus'tlcl'r°h7ll: between the two powers, both issue of the republi- Shortly after 12 o'clock the varioes ° eree s attire,l in can constitution and universal suffrage, but there was rowing costumes, mustered on the rafts in front ' of Messrs. nothing more ; there was neither anarchy nor danger of Searle.Goodnian, and Tolliiilay's hatt-houses. and :oweilup the riv;r, the s vafts being mural :died under the mineral anarchy : this is what on every occasion, and solely to render homage to truth, we have never ceased to sust.in I I I:Lu o ug1 11 1 co . ld, the D w . cather r a l s ! ,utine7l, ' !l a l i i i r i i , li f t, l , l -ai l eirTg ". % against all those who misrepresent it, some wilfully, number of spectators to the bridg . aral wittersid.. to wit ' . others stupidly: this is what history in accord with it will mess the procession. The boat•lt ' on•s s •li s pGyi il a ;;oral write. Yes, in accord with truth ; fur if the President show, of hunting. The crews afterwards rowed back to of the Republic had between his hands forces so consider- Win dsor. -- - - able to maibtain order on the day when he tore up thel constitution be Lad sworn to maintain, is not that. THE. REFRESHMENT DEPART:et:NTH!' THE CRYsTAL PALM W.- -At a meeting of the direetors held yesterday at the manifest proof that, except from himself, it had abso mtheenttpultavlilt'al.oxe, the co , n i tr eo e u t i f i o a r ,., l l l. f . o eupply ofwrefroli lutely nothing to fear ! Who would have attacked it ? Who would have dared to attack it against him, years, to Messrs. Bertr was a lu "" and Holva-ts, r wl:.;Z:7, - , ' ,.. " c r "". its defender, the more invincible the more respect filly catered for the public at this jibe e sines the ..ring of he bad for it? No, with or without revision, there 1864. The firm have, with the sanction of the director.. li n m t l i e l t e •t f i o k r e t r i i i i the i . conduct x .; t f ion an i E r n ii e v l e is r h ._. ll....fn.. , zl;!iiei , it butter was, therefore, absolutely nothing to fear for the nminterumee of the constitution, for the duration . o .AILWAT • 1 .:1 4 D t4HRIS Dit.l.a IN PARLITMENT. of the republic, for the procreation of liberty, and the Yesterday, in the House of Lentil' St milieu; Order I. 'i ina continuance of order. The two eketioua of May, 1852 niittee (presides) over by Lord Itedesdalel, the following that of the Legislative Assembly and that of the Presi. business was tnumacted :--The unopivsed Wide .rtuitupt.n dent of the Republic—were effected u peacefully as the and Walsall Railway 11,11 was paxw.l Wild to A new election of the 10th of December, 1845, when, though the sc aa hed r k th he e in lfev . on am i l i ftim c e °mh t th It iilwa T y o h t ir t l til e bill liberty of the press and the liberty of meeting were at striking out clamps 2 and IL The ippissed ;0: " -von and that period without any legal limits and prevailed in their Somerset Railway Extensions Bill also passed through, plenitude, nowhere was there in any town or in any coin- new notices to be given in irregular cases. mune a single net, not One, which redacted on: AIMIKALTY, MAL,II 1. —Arromrvirrert.—Mtla , ter W. C. Bicknell, to the St. I teor.T 1.-I•lftimitli. fur universal suffrage. If in all the above there' ter ice in the Coast Guard. Surgeon Dr. AV. WIC. Sawa 'is not • single word which does not openly ile r ni, superintendent of Norwood couvi, t ship. En defy contradiction, what must be thought of the Omen: C. W. Deal and G. Sinimon, to the Ft. l beorge ; pompous eulogium the Minister of State has solemnly A. Perri., to the Trafalgar; 1). M•Vean, to the (:lack Prince for the Advice, end J. Wilson, to the Trafalgar, for accorded to himself, and against the justice of which we tenders. First-class Assistant Engineers :J. G. S:.tiipson pretest with all the energetic exactitude of our souvenirs! and C. S. Jordan, to the St. George, for tenders. Acting- No. It is not true that in his hands the country haa been led Secondelaas Assistant Engineer W. J. Owens, to the gradually and every year tobetter destinies. France is Indus, for the Liffey._ _ " _ _ _ [Ad vertisement.l--HoLLowAv's 01,1 mmmmm AND not more powerful than in 1848 ; is she more free? Ila.i it depended on her to prevent the irreparable faults which PH. , N. — Debilitated (*.seined. 1. - U 1 ..1.. 1a...,:.. aw... a r ra l u:. have been committed ? Arad if fresh faults were to aggro antrat•L'enuntdtlie exi t ut lltinhvst::: is itlhol,"ro'•",,s '''.' p' . ' , 4 '7 W mists vat* them, what means would she have of throwing the daily prove most serviceable . idsn undi-; tb. " ol.i n t ‘ ni ' i ' . l , ' w se aral ht* weight of her opinion into the male? I circumstances. This wend:nowt' and libitily estimate., unguent EMILIO ns GLailtl/1/1. P"lelwes t he finest balsamic virtue.. sitoeil lai.a he and s..isl with: out iallasine or irritatim: the mosttelobe , kiii or nowt sensitive sore. Holloway's Ointtnent and Nilsen- tnti.ii.l4,. be ccring had less, varicose veto., melba stoles, er..ip. !as, Po sly skin, and every variety of skin dissaae. Over all tln w. disonle a Holloway's remedies exert a quirk and favonrabb• ,i,-i. ii. nisi *ben. cure Is possible. gradually but eerteinly arts,. at !nt comarumatiosi. They are invaluable ill the clue of scrofula and stursy. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.— FRIDAY, MARCH 1. Admissions on payment, ar2 ; ditto, by season tickets, 1,293. Total eieitots, 1,997.