The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-20 00:00:00

/7 1 , iI . 410 , / 7c , •v" $(547-di i ~~ .! c , ,i ;, No. 5,522.] cALOIII7 A Direct, calling_ at MADRAS MONTHLY STEAM COMB( urt (CATION between LONDON sad INDIA by the magnigoest Pleat of ilessmsre belonging to She oat ludia sod London Shipping CompenyiLkanfted ) .—Tba ksown clipper auxiliary steship CALCUTTA, &WI tool, lOC , l io na power, 1 H. WRIGHT, Commander, will leave the Vfo soita Xeon) Docks the 7th May, and Plymouth the 11th Kay, for Calcutta, calling at Mabee This magnlikent ship, bells uaresaly for the India trade, has been theraeghly relined, has Itribrate scaommodattee tar peseengers, and will Garry as dome neared surgeon also • stewardess. These steamers will all at tho c o pe of Good Hope on the homeward voyage only, and are arpected to make as average passage of It days from legland to Madras Patheagers by the steamers will hays the option of embarking and disembarking at Plymouth, the Company paying their railway fare between London and Plymouth, and onaveyisig diem to and from the steamers.—Par freight or puma apply I. Onadlay and Co., 66, Paruament-.towel, &W.: or to the iza la: emits of the Company, Mews. Bond and liackehtert, ulodor.lane. RC. ; and In Plymouth, to Mr. H. J. Wiring goy appltutiou ter appolatmenie ae midshipmen mast be made ac the otflors of the Company, 9, Minded-lane. E.C. HMI N ALD 'PAWL Beasley, TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE A/ of TACKIT SHIP.—For SYDIMI Direct !to sell from the riser on gab at Plymouth to cube* pee ' mem , the magnilleset clipper ship WkilTgliALL, A 114 year% register 935 tons, W. JAMES, Commander ; lying in the Zed Wiz Docks. This high-class clipper, built 1n lael, under special surrey, has a tall poop, with unusually good acooramodatem ter clef cabin passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, She is the best opportunity for gm goods now offering, haring mole her last mirage to Sydney in 11 dam, beating all mime gii,es.—For Mims of freight or plows apply to Mewl. COOK= sod Co., 41, Feechurch-strect . or to DYVITT and MOOWL, Whiter -street. DEYITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For 3YDNIY Direct Mesa bum the rime on the 33th July, sailing at Plymouth on. the 'Annual to e i n nsrli pamengers). the splendid (Hgateibuilt slip _LA 1100 Ult, A 1 IS years, register 1.331 tons, JOHN wnximas, Com mander Wog in the Itost India Docks. lids fins ship has teen built expmsly foe Om iladnay leads ; she has a tali poop, with first rate accommodation for cabin passengers: bar loses decks being lofty and airy. she °Hen also a desirable opportu nity for a fe. woad cabta and internseellat• paaangen, and • ill cony an experienced surgeon.—For terms of (vela t or pas sag. apply to Meson. OHLLATLY. AM( EY, and SEW HLL, Leadeaballatrest . to tnptain WILLIAMS, on board or to DI. VITT and MOOKH, No. 9, Billiterotreet. Has vacancies II midshipmen. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET BHIP.—For PORT PHILLIP Meet (to be edpaSehed on the MA April, last shipping day Idtrd April . , the •ellAnown British-Nutt Ship REGINA, Al, teglsters6 tans, 1J NTBOR24II. C ommander: Wog in the 190, lAA* . . ii;;;;.rhi. tat vemeCbullt under aiwariarsurvey. has a tall 1,.p. with comfortabk accommodation tot cabio Y 4 r terms at fresh{ or pasasa• apply to NEVIS/ =Will. — P. Hilliteratreet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIT.— Yoe ADELAIDE Dtreet (to sail punc tually on the 4th May last shipping day Ind Mat, the well -111.. an clipper CLANILLPIN E. A 1 10 years. 450 Was 0.m., YJ amp n n m., J. N. RIM, Commander ; bean, In the London Do Ls. This smart vessel, hails In 1041, under special survey, •til le despatched with strict punctuality, and from her line lines offers a preferable opportunity to shippers of fine goo& Tor terms of freight or pump appty to Mews. COOKEB and to., 4:.. encharch-stmet ; or to DEVITT and 111101111, Y, ba lder street. DE VITT and MOORE'S A USTRALLiN LINE of PACKET 811IP.—For ADELAIDE Direct 'to sail pone :ugly on the 4th June, last shipping day Ind June, the yel p:ore clipper shipOUUNTEM 04 FIFE, A l, 610 tom sparer, JAMES WAMUJi. CommaVer ; loading in the London Docks. Thlnmart vessel and regular trader, built in 1858. under special em ery. will be despairbed with strict punctuality, and, from her known sailing qualities, asters a preferable opportunity to shippers of ape s'oods. She has also most superior accommoda tion fur Ant and second clam passeninni—Tor terms of freight ce wage sway to DLVIIT and MOORE. 9. 91,91ter4119•94. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PAYE LT SHIP.— For HOBART TOWN Direct, the splendid Aberdeen clipper BLATHER BELL, A I for lb years, ?renter 477 tons, H. W. HARSI , WORTH, Commander, London DOCI.i. This beautiful vessel has been built ezpreuly for the bale, has most elegant accommodations for pusaniers, and is cue of the fastest ships out of the port of Loudon, luring re torted three %oyages from t'..e colony M OIL 79, and 75 days re. spectively.—For freight or pseuds apply to DhVITT od MOORE, 9, Billiter-street. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1J of PACKET 131118.—}'or HOBART TOWN Direct (bas the treater pan of her urge engaged and shippla c aad have immediate despatch;. the Britislubailt clipper BROAD WATER, A 1 10 yeas', 171 tons register, T. 8. KHAN, Commander ; in the London Docks. This fine ship, bailt under 'penal survey, Is Doted for her tutualling qualities and sound delivery of cargo. She has a tall poop, with firsarate accommialatioss for chief cabin passeugara—lor term at freight or passage apply to DEVITT and ROUX 9, Billitsr•elireet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACK= BRIP.—Yor LAUNCESTON Direct (has jut arrived from the colooy, end will have Immediate despatch'. the British-built clipper latrine WESTBURY. A 1. ES tons, THOMAS Mllll H. (Xstamtiader lylag la the Weist i lat: Lielia. This revael was built expressly for the launceston trade. and has elegant aeconnuodatli n fora fen chief cabin P —For tour of freight or paunce awly to ldr. T. B.I: I I e .T TL IER, 1:t. Bt. Helinirplace ; or to Dk.V irr and MOOS U, 9, Billlter street. MESSIe3 , .. u. SIONEY d. WIg s R i i3I rd tO r N A T L ciI T f fl I PS to At STRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct ito Irate the Dodo as &tunlay. May 21, called at Plymoutld, the eplendid new dipper snip k.,e4EX. 1.100 tom. I. S. ATWOOD, Commander; lytng fs the East India Docks. Her accosonoodr bow for all dosses of pmeengers an meargaseed, and** will any an experienced sorgeon.—Yor with or passage rig: Mci.D3ll. ALLPORT, and MORG A N, with Messrs. Mosey end Sous, No. 1, Loadenball.street, Passengers by this line of marts are conveyed from Paddleigka to Potith Ant dam -e,.ond class fares, and second class for third dais farm BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPILIt YACILEM for AUSTMALIA from London direct. Port l ooku gh l P. _ Melbourne .. a Land .. I.sllo I. India l_April 21 Melbourne ..; Belden Trident, LOW Z. India I'May ta Sydney ... ..: i tt = II°. lAN IZ. India May I* Sythey ...... Cherwell (nem .. 2 000 IZ. India Jose 10 Queensland .. , Yoting.testralls 1.010 IIL India Mny T Qui., raland ' Q ueeh .. ' t e ` -. 1 1. 500 India June 11 i i Coloies ... th Ihi celebrated line of packets have, by their panclnallty and Ibid Pasairek earnest a world-known reputealen. and then. pas senger accuoireedation ls unsurpassed by any rends afloat. — Toe W particulars respecting frelcht amperes, to Australia apply to JANILN BAINLS and tn.. epee!: all Apnts for the - black Pall : and T. IL MACTIY and Co., 1, Leadealsellentset, latrine. E C. CNARD LINE.—BRITI S H and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL )TAIL BTIAMBIIIIII, appointed W the Adintrany to van between LITUtTOOL sad NNW TORN, can ittween LIVIA PUOL and BOSTON, the Boston %hips calling at Halifax to land and receive sad walla The tob lorloq or other emits are he WI Bew Liverpied, alb* at riwk to reroiv. th. SCOTIA, for NEW VORK, Eaturday, April 's At R WA, for to -Tl' 6atioday, AprU 30. i:•'ullA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, May 7. hawks mowey, tocludlng steward's few and provisions, bat without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, • . second rabid. 016. To New York, chief calla. LIS: is :out cabin, Al& EreKht to Halls, Bootee, and New York. KS per lon. add 6 per cent. prnior.e.—Apply to J. B. nerd, 51, Old Moadstreet, Loudon J. M. Currie, Ham, and 12, Mao* de is +mow, Puts . 0 sad J Bum., kwobanan.strert, Olaimpsw • Wiser. Quwaselerwa ; or B. wad C. kl•ltr, 4, Waist - Wrest Liverpool rtz.im LIVERY/Nth(pt OULIthISTOWN TO NEW YOWL TEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA IsTEAR4III, COSEPANT Mead dem Picking their fall .vend t7)dairslll Iron Strew atemallialso, tiamv..g the United States male, FROM iivaarimit FOR NEW vnnir. CITY OF WlevillNGT Me, Wednesday. April to. CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, April ?T. CITY 01 WEE, Saturday, April SO And every Wednesday, and every alternate Satardal. CAM pawn by the mad steamers vHag every Worlsesday. 11 .17, and 11 ltuissas, socordthe te the accommodation. Cabin Mann by the Satunlaye thean.ers, IS guineas. Forward pilaw 1: mamas. including all provisions cooked. Pusengen for Cabala, the Collect States, awl British Columbia hooked through ee WY &insular:eons terms—Pew farther putionlars awry to .4.1.LU1 INMAN, 12, Wateretrest, Q. Ring Williarneleast. C Llvarpool; ee to MVOS Ind WACKY.ity. pLLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and en despatch the undenntatione4 firakciass steamers: /. Roll VEDAyI , the HATAVIER, every Sunday months& Hermitage The. at 10 a.m., calling al, RtheltwaLl for pm .. r• at II a.m. Fan'.. k• 2 Li 10A. sad Oa . and the } I: eery Thursday morning early from off the Tower. Yee sl. " • •rltt}:ll FN, neatest ream under Russian tho ADLIR, )I''n F. d IIWALS K. mt ry Theraday morning weather pee . M b am.. from Unmet/down. and hem Ithookwall at r.. Farm, c.f. Cl. and 11a. fa , TIIENIO'Hu. the GrALTAIf WASA, AprU It, front 9 ntsel3down. Farm SA fa, get ta, and etl. To ba followed t/ the LoN LION. Iretrht, pump', Ite., apply at Chapitalt rafter's' Odleo, ten att.t. owl, W. ; or to YUILLLPfIi t GRAVY" PHILLIPPI. 11. knn4l lane. LC. R --- II 31 EL'S TERCENTENARY KEEP SA K tß . —Tbe Bard of Avon's Perfume, in a neat box, ' l —The Shakespeare ficeeteß Golden locket, le.: by post Iv • t warnp•—The Shakespeare Sachet, id.: by pad for 7 stamps —11 ." ‘bloalpeare Souvenir, on Sall; le. : post for 14 Mauve. 1; INI NI LI, fa, guitars, and 24, Corabill. London. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an egettust remedy, without congaing the bowels or saw& h.a.l, truly eMeariont and pleasant. is admitted to 1. the best medicine for Immediately relieving coughs, cob* ( ~,4 rined cases of asthma, sad isclpient consumption. It fie. ‘''''s** Moors *born the faculty pronounce Incurable, ••• , ornhly alleys the tickling which provokes frequent ce= it. spirneching eonsuniptlon lie effects are truly Iten P , nuns deprivrd of sleep, or even lying down for fear of swifter 4'n• nay dspend on relief In a few minutes alter taking it.— Noted only and sold by W. LAISIBIZT. dwell* f 4 Ku WO- Len-street, Chan no-cross, London, and by all SlyillIala• In bail-. 1744., end three quantities hi ewe, le. lid. Be partlealsr 14 .1 wit tar Leasherke Asthmatic balsam. The mane red address a" - vaerevol ea tr., stamp. - AVANTED an AGENT in London for the Sale of a first-rate External Yadkin'. —Address, post 1. to :6 C., Messrs Kniallt and roster, 6, Lastebeap, "%• 10 6. E. C. MR. THOMAS WADDRLOW, deoessed. Pursuant to an /tato( Parliament made and pearl la the Mind and ittrd years of the reign of her atllie 33 , inutuled, "An Aot to farther sawed Qs Law st y and to Relieve Trustee,: NOTICZ 13 ILZRZBY at all CREDITORS and persons having any CLAMS or domande on original the ROTATE of THOMAS if ADDRLOW, late of Medley In the parish of Lakentieeth, la the county of Suffolk, Inquire, deceased, (who died on or about the 21st day of August, 1853, and whose will wee proved by Philip Faller, et Barton Mills, is th e said minty of Su ff olk, tallier and merchant Henry Wing, of BBuarryr Saint Edinvied's, In the said county, surgeon (since and Thomas Roberion, of )swell, In the said county, farmer, in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, on the let day of January, 1863, or upon co against the mid Philip Fuller, and Thomas Reiman, and orgeH ay ford, of larkford, in the maid county, fern er (w ho m was duly MP°latad a trustee in Comae,, of the power ornialned seld will, to tW place and stead of the said Henry Wing, deceased), se each trustees and execute:in as sfureasid, an hereby required to seed in the ppaarrttllccalan of their claims or demands to us, the antler ed, the solicitors of the said trustees end executors on or before the 18th day of May next and notice ta hereby also given that after that day the add Mister and executors will proceed to distribute the meets of the deceased anew the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the said trustees and executors Ain than have notice, and that they will not be liable for the meets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of whom debt or claim they shall 004 then have had notice. Dated this Nth day of April, USA J. and J. ILA Solicitors, Ypdsohal4 Suffolk. MRI 3 . BRIDGET SPELLER, deoessed.—Pur 'sant to sat Act of Parliament made and poised in the nod lasi MA ye the num al her preasat ilayeety. toted "An Act to farther amend the Law of Property . and to re lieve Trustese." NOTIOII Sni t BT GIVEN, that all CIIDI TOBSend ether perm, baying say CLAIMS upon the STATI ef BEIDOXI SPIJAJIIt, formerly of Mlldanball, thdfolk, and after wards of Preckenham huff lb, widow, who died on the lath day of October, 1163, mad whore will was proved in the Ahtrict registry of Bury halal Edmond; Wattled Mbar Maaesty's Court of Probate, on the alb day of January. MM. by Jamw Bead, of ltildenhall aforesaid, gentleman. the sarvlrlog executor therein lallaled, an required to send particalan of web claims or demands on or before the 16th day of May neat to ua the tulor signal. the solicitors of the said executor. And notice is hereby given, that after the said leith day of May nett the said easentor will pooped to distribute the assets et the said testa trts between the parties entitled thereto, henna regard to the dales only of which the said executor may then have bad notice : and the said executor will not be responsible or liable for the meets, or an, part thereof so distributed. to any person of whose claims he shall n .t then have had notion Dated this lath day of April, 1661 J. and J. LEAD, goliellises. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Zdadishal 1841. Licurparated by Ad of Parilameat. assuLta of the BUSIAM6B for the year ended May t 5. 1863, se reported a 5 the Animal General Mating of the Com pany, held November 2, 1883: New Assurances foe Sand £428,742 0 0 Correspoctliag Annual Premiums Anneal Revenue 151,775 12 10 Accumulated Fund Sedating Aesurances 3,061,6ni 6 10 COLONIAL •ND FOREIGN AUSCRANCE. Moderate rates applicable to different climates. Immediate reduction of premium on return to Europe, with out medical canniest.. Local bards and agencies is aD the British colonies, where proposals may be made. premiums recei C ved, sad claims paid. HOME A Redneed read for persons who hays no intention of proceed ing abroad. No restrictions whatever as to residence or • The home and foreign prospectuses of the =way may be had on application. SAM- B. F11,15017880N, Resident Secretary. London. 3, Pall-mall Fat, S. W., and 10, St. James's-street ; Edinburgh [Head Oalce;, 5, George-street; Dublin, b 2, Upper Sadmileatreet. THE INDEPENDENT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Illtotted). Capital, One 111111 ton Marling. In 10,010 Mazes of Ltit each. El per there to be paid on when/Eon, and Al 10a. per there on allotment. Cans not exceeding Ll per share, at interval' of not 1e than three months. _ DIIICTOILS. _ . _ John Downes, Eq. (11fissers.13;;;;;snnd Snort', rpper Thames street, director of the ;National Prelim:dal Marian Insurance Company. George Hamm Esq., merchant, Se, Ltimbard.street John Injede., Esq., Cembragedmase, Lee park, Kent. William Knight, isq. (Messrs William knight and Co.), SL Lombardetrent. Beery Ledgard, Selorest-hill. Kent. George S. Symons, (llloam O. L Symons and Co.), 20 and 11, St. Dunstan . John L Tibbs, Esq. (Messrs. J E. Tibbs and Son' Threadneedle- street. Dizeitor of 'the Staffordshire Rolling StOck Company. Jamas Istahara, Esq. (Messrs. James Luau= and C 0.,, 1140.. street * Borough. Jaber Vow. req. (Bern. Vow Week, and Co.:, Billiteroquare. iSaltar Brod* Bea.. 13, Delsinere-servere. Hyde-pars, lase member of the loom of Representatives, New Zealantl. (Influential names to Manchester and bverpoot will be 11111 De• diets(' added to the Directtoit.) Bumr.as—Tba MarupaWan and rrovuunal Bank. 79. Corn- MU. /1.C,. . - . 8011=014—Mew& lietnnet7aii - diitark, 4, Furnirarwinn. Holborn. 118oEass—Nevi. BeruttoB;t7llon, 81, Old Br.BBl.Btreet. AruirtaLs—Mraos. Cash and lidwards, Public Accountants, Tokenhouselard. Le. GIDINAAL AID RkaiDNS? MANAGES—Yr. Robert Steers. SWAIM , IT—Mr. George Dry. [lodges. 0111ceo—tto, Nlebolmoßtoe, Losubardoireet, LC. This Company has for Its purposes the transaction of the Important and remunerative business of Fire Insurance, and that oalg to the exclusion of other branches of business i s q unusually associated with it, under the same direction and ope rating on one and the same capital. The Directors are mtl , fird that the scope for the business of Ire insurance presented by this country and its dependencies, is, as • eonimertial specula tion, deserving t.f paramount attention : and the contract being one terminable annually, the profiteer Wesarising, determine in like manner, lyear by year, and exhibit at once • Company's financial position, and its resources. White the partial rewired n of the gm insurance duty now In the contemplation of government, and applicable only to the insurance of stank to trade, will alfori a comparatively limited relief Von' the onerous oppression, the directors have resolved to allow upon payment for every policy and afterwards at each renewal, au lineseinate drawback, which, in many instance., will amount to • total extinction of the entire duty of threw shillings per cent. To the public at large, and to the greater proportion of the manuftrcturi ng and mercantile community. this arrangement will prove • highly acceptable advantage. The drawback allowed by • few of the older offices by way of per ceotage on premiums, at intervals of year., is of importance only to thus who are rated at prendurits miming chiefly from one guinea per emit. upwards, and is participated in only by those who may have premiums to he renewed at the period of the making of these returns whereas b the principle adopt ed by this Co m• pony, the owners of the cl oses of risk of is more ordinary occurrence, are they who will be more the substantialiy, and at the same time promptly benetlted. The concession to be thus made to the public will certainly be the means not only of increasing In their respective amount. in surances now existing, tut of multiplying to • very large extent the number of insurance contracts in this country and is colonial 0011124111008... The insurable property In this kingdom alone, including its enormous and increasing importations arising from the +ler in terchange of tariffs, la believed to approximate to r.5,0u0.000,000, rheteas Ll,Sue,ooo,ouu only is insured : thus leaving nearly thom.foorths of Ute insurable amount altogether unprotected from hex _ . . - It would be difficult to And any clan of investments which has yielded such large profile as the shares of well conducted lire of icee The sharp of the older *Men have increased in value Immensely. being, in one ease, at a premium of about 1.300, and in soother of nearly 2,080 percent. on the sum, originally paid up. I lie Isicreased value of the shares of afters established within the last twenty yes». stands at from 80 to Wn per cent. It is under t h... circumstances, and considering the immense field presented for operations to come. that the directors bay* taken advantage of so favourable an opportunity to offer to the public the benefits of the principle of business now a 'opted by thew and they have every reason to believe that by Its special feature sad the public support which that must necessarily In vite, the undertaking will speedily be productive of th. beat monetary . . . . The executive will be entruste.l to ofilms of tried experience In the business of fire insurance. ant the Directors hare already matured arrangsmienta lot the immediate establishment of Ave bandied agencies. The famines 7leolre to aim the most unqualified &issuance to the public that nothing of the nature of frivolous objections t , a prompt and iihensl settlement of claims for compensation will ever be entertained or countenanced by them. Forms a application for &bares may be had at the Offlces of the Company, nr of the !Wolters, Renters, or Solicitors. In the event of so allotment being made, the deposits will be re turned in full. PORN OP APPLICATION FOR MARLS. To the Directieit7B nt Fire iIIaIZSZIOB Company el.Wited). Gentlemen,—Hsvitig paid to your • the min of being • depoeit of LI per share cm shares in the above Company , . I hereby raga-st that you will allot ins that number : and 1 agree ,according to the form prescribed I,y the Articles of Amodation to accept each shares, or any las number you may allot toe, to pay LI 10 a per share on allotment, and to execute the Articles of Aiwodation when required : and I request that my name may he placed on the register of shareholders for the ohm** so allotted. Name la full lteakleisce Protease:at or bagman Date Pont,ofdee orders sad Beakers cheques 'crowed to the Coat ref. beaten) to be made payable to the Beeretary of the ComPerti• • " Searetur or " Beaker." me the cue may be. E P P B'B COCO A, Diatiegaideed ea nuosiurt, GRATEFUL. AND INVIGORATING BREAKFAST BEVIRAOL Originated specially for the use of those ander bossatepathle 'Traumata, It has through Its agreeable:tees booms geoessily aceepSed. HOTELS. The BRUNSWICK, Jerasyn. street, Loadoo. Pbat clams aad nay reaaaaable. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, ad. sad ed. each, sold by all chandlers and Ccerstheme/ hoot the Haddon : but the public should ask /bid's, and see that the manes ne J. C. sad J. 711ILD la o• each packet: bog, awl tablet Wboleude and tor inoculation at th e Works, UPPER MASSE, LAW BILTII, LONDON. S., wheys she may be obtained their Prize Medal Pentane Candles. DINNEFORD'II PURE FLUID MAGNESIA bele beak daring twenty-0n years, emplialleslly ease cloned by the emedleal profeedon, and universally accepted by the pntilleon the best rowed for oddity of the elosnerh, heart burs. Inadaene. goat. and ualgeaton and as • mild aperient for delicate onientaitione, mere especially for ladles and elan. dren. It le prepared, In a Mato of perfect parity and of anifors etrength, by DINNEFOID and Co.. 17t, hew Bond etreet, Lon Son and gold by an rupsinann ehrideta throughout the world. CRINOLINES Comma. CRIN OLIN/M.-6EIIMA, or Jewelled. 9s. 6d. PHILPOTTS, 27, PICCADILLY. CRINOLLNII.B.--Sitlaliectuma. 16a. and 21a. PHILPOTTS, 37. PICCADILLY. C RINOLINES.—Oudina or Waved. 18a. 6d. PHILPIYITA, 27, PICCADILLY. C R1N0L114138.--Bansflectums Jewelled. 7411.6 d. PHILPOTIS, $7, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Piocadilly Puffed. 31a. 6d. PRILPOTTS, ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prima post frees Palmeri's. 17, PICCADILLY. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti. tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It lapsela to the cheek, sod the softness and delicacy which It badness of the heads sad areas, Ile capability of soothing irritation sad removing all reduces, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors. dose, and other °Masson visitations, render It indispensable to every toilet It enviable all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or Intense solar heat. Price at. ed. and as. 6.1. per bottle.—Sold Q SO, Ilatton-gardea : sad by chemists and perfumers. Ask foe •• etrodende Halidor," and beware of operioss perdsloss ankles erase the ammo c 4 [savior.' Now ready, pries la. by port la Id., SHAKSPEARR'S WILL, AUTOGRAPHS, and PORTRAIT. photographed free the orleloals expressly for THE AUTOGRAPHIC IA ILIUM. which also contains laoshalke of several other Interesting doeumeata writhes by the poet's patrons sod Meads. Mice, 110. Strand, W.C. MR. PIINCR'S TERCENTENARY (EXTEA) NUMBER will he bibbed es SATURDAY. April 2L ISM Trice 3d. Moo, SE LC. DZ. MARVIN ON CORPUIJINCI. Becoad Mtge. price la, fIORPULINCZ : its Dinsionnon and Cu!,, NJ without Injury to Health. wttb Itinnarks upon the Nola dtee which may be produced by too great obesity. By Joni Haulm, N.D. NW* and Co., it Longeor• . or from the Author. 10. Brea elreet. Oreevewer.utnare. for lb stemma LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1864. EMPIRIC of MEXIO O. ANIILO.7/LINCIf BIT Plit CENT. LUX. £r,790,0011, representing a nominal amount of £11,106.000. In Donde to Bearer, of LI,OOO, £6OO, MOS, ClOO, and £6O each, with others of atnaller amounts for the Continental Markets. With liadl.yesely Oaepona attached, payable let April and Ist October in London or Ports. Issued In London by Mama opt, Mills, and Co. and the Inter national Financial Society (Lizniledl. In Parts by the Social Olinileale de Credit Mobilise. Demon of Use imperor MaxMitliset dated Nth aad Ilth April, 1064, and conventlons entered into with Messrs. Olyn, Dills, and Ca, awthoeles the Issue et bends of the Mexican twins to the extent of £11916,060 Marling, bearing interest at par amt. per annum, payable baN•Yeeif7 in London w Pant. Of this amount 28,050,000 blade will be negotiated on moment of the Mexican Government, end the remaining £4,363,000 on amount of the Preach Government, by whom them Bonds have been accepted In payment of expends,' inclined in Mexico. The following are the arrangement' for the lame to the public of the total amount of £12.116.5.000, at the price of de per cent. (with interest from let April, payable ES on Application. „ Allotment. ale June. left „ 16th August. ~ £lO „ 16th October, Lie „ 16th December, £lO „ lath Tetimary. 1004 M 11$0HTER begs to announce that th e while PROFITS of the dent nightli repreemeatioa of GILL? will be divided between the NATIONAL SHAKE SPEARK OcIMMITTRE and the DRAMATIC COLLZOI SCHOOLS MUM Mr. teehter's indlaposition pram/Wag the productive of "Hamlet" on the evening of the 23rd the Lyceum Theatre will be closed that night. On MONDAY, April M. emd Every livening till further amine, SRL MEMO. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. CONTLNUED 11170CE9e at the NEW ClRQUZ—eekaowledied to be the beet Seer produced to Zeithiod. MOANING 111.1 1 01tYANCE THIS DAY, aid every Wedaseday sod Ilatezday, of I detect. Beery Ivealeer bolt.peet 7. 63 per cent. • congas of 3 per owl.. des lat October, 18611, will be attached to the scrip, and will be received in part payment of the instal meat of 10 perc ent, dee lath October: and mbecriben win bane the (option paying the instabosate tinder discount at ths rate of 6 per cent. pee amines, on any of the days fixed for pay meet of the instalmnista. The Bonds will be expressed in trams as well as in ass to admit of their negotiation is parts amt enter cors=tl aseeitota. To afford facilities for the aegodatico in Pante, his Excellency M. Fould, the French Minister of Finance, has authorised that a public surocripMos shall be opened la Tuts and the principal towns of trance. He has also instructed the Syndics of the Stork Exchanges of Parts. Lyons. Marseilles. Toulouse. and Bordeaux, to admit the Scrip and &oda of the Loan to their daily negotiation, and to cedar the destines therein, both for cash and the amount, to be owned on the °McMillin& Each Bond will have attached to it half-yearly Interest eoupons, payable on lat April mid Ist October of es& year, is Louden, in sterling, at the Bank of Messrs. Olin, Mills. and and in Paris, at the fixed whine of 262 Mo. per et IMF ling, at the bankers of the Melina governnnt. II the instalments be not paid at the respective doe dates. in. tercet at le per cent. per annum win be charged anti payment. Should any instalment nut be paid within one calendar month alter Its being due, the scrip and all previous paymeots thereon will be forfeited. - Out of the proceeds of the Loan • sum equal to the four half• rrpayments of inkwell& thereon falling due Is& October, e rl i, 14 April and lei October, 1865, arid 14 April, liffitt, will be retained in the Calms des Depots et Ossaignations of the French Government at Perla. The Mined Financial Coranthelon herein after described win be epecially charged with the duty of pro viding, oat of the Panda so teffigned. Ice the pennant la London and Paris of the said tour half.yearly dividends. Also, out of the proceeds of the loan, and ender precisely slender arrangements, funds will be retained for the next four =early payment.of interest on the Three per best. Mexican held under the decree of October, leso, and on the New Three per Cent. bonds representing the capitalised arrears of interest thereon, as agreed to by the holders of the existiog bonds, at their recent meeting in London. For the liquidation of the Loan new to be contracted, a sink ing fund, equal to I per rent per annum on the nominal capital of the loan, will be provided from Ist of April. lain, and applied to the purchase in London and reels, of bottle of the various classes issued to represent the loan. A Mexican Financial Commission will be at once established in Paris, and will be empowere I to do all official acts necessary for the completion and issue of the 'clip and bonds arislnii=L . the 1.<411., and also for the capitalisation of the arrears of the old bonds, and for other financial purposes. Thi. Commission will consist of Omit do Germiny, Senator, Honorary Governor of the Bank of France, Mr. William Hope, General Manager of the International Financial Society so Pro. visional English Commissioner, and a member to be specially delegated by the Emperor of Mexico . The document. relating to the authorisation of the L - an may be inspected at the offices of Messrs. Bircham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward. solicitors. 40. Partlamenfestreet, N eitminster. In came of any applicant not receiving an allotment, the depo sit made on application will be returned In full ; and if a less amount be allotted than is applied for, the deposit will be ap plied towards the further sum payable on allotment, and the surplus balance, If any, returned to the applicant. Applications, accompanied by the prescribed deposit, will be remised by Messrs. Glyn. Mills, and Co.. 67, Isinbardstrem. London, and the International Fins , cial Society (Limited, or by the Societe Generale de Credit Mobiller, at Part., until fratar day next, the 23rd April. Lists will also he opened throughout the department. ot France by all the correspondents of the Societe Generale de Credit Mobitier, and of the Credit Fonder of France. - ACiiirin, by the Societe Generale de Credit MobHier Italien. At Madrid . At Amsterdam „ & .4n(4. , de Commerce et d' ustrie. RIMS of application and pro;peettisss may be had of Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co. iff, Lombardatreet : or the lnterastlonal Financial Society ,Llinited), 54, Old Broadatreet. London, April Id, 1054. roam or AUTLICATION, No (To be rstalne.d by the Menke's) EMPIRE OF MEXICO. ANGLO.FRENCH AIR PPR CENT. LOAN. f 7,790,000, representing a nominal amount of x 14.365.000. To Megan. Glyn. Mills and Co and the International Financial Society (Wanted . Having pal.) to Messrs. Glyn, MUD, and Co., the sum of ,hclug the required deposit of 5 per cent. on 4 I request that you will allot to me in toe above Loan, and I berth; cares to accept that amount or any le.s sum that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further instalments thereon to accordance with the terms of your pruepectas of lath April, led 4. Name in full Address to full Occupation Date , 1804 BMIIMILT ItICIIPT, N ao be cataloged by ApplicataLg UPIILE Or MEXICO. ANGLO:I4En ell SIX OEN CENT. LOAN. £7,714.000, representing; a nada! analog of cal &Anal 67. Lenard-arrest. London. IMO Received of la am of g on account of the above Loan, brag the deposit of S per cat oa an spolia tion foe a of the above Yoe OLYN, MILLS, and Co., The Applicant will please fill up the blanks of this Applica tion and the Receipt Miter peen tiling the payment. EVERY ONE who has a garden should h ave a LAWN LOWER; the best and cheapest are BARNARD'S PATENT NOISILEUR Price, &loch. it 101 ; CS 5a.: £4 Itia 14-Inch. g 5. 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Young on Fridays. Advanced clam ea Mondays. Select partial entry Wedoseday and Saturday. THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY alinttedi. under the (imputes Let, 1813, by which the In = i tr of the dierelsolders la limited to the anima& of Dealt shares. Capital, t 3,000,000, to 40.000 shares of FAO sack llrst Issue, 10,000 shares. Deposit, El per share on application, and 1.4 on allotemet, of which 10,000 shares bare been already subscribed tor. Subsequent calla not to leosed , Z2 10s., end at intervals of not Y~ thin thine meitha. It is not Intesoled to WI up te;r:stiaa aIS per elan ; but as the operations of the. Comps. require additional capital further issues of shares sill be made, a preference being given to the then exisalag shetaiddw► DIRICTOILV. John Barrow, Eaq., Normanton hall. Chairman Amsterdam Water Works Company. Joseph Bray, Nan, Pyrge-park, Bamford. Ferdinand Jacques. Ent- Banker, Charles R. Mangles, Baq., Chairman West India Romd Mail Company. George Palmer Bobinaon, Bp., Director Alliance Bank. George Steward, Nag Lelnsteroquare, Bayswater. Thomas Swallow, Naq., Chairman Discount Corporation Georg. Barnard I.o .nmend. Director South rasters ot Portugal Railway Company. BAIIILIIRI —The Alliance Bank, Lothbury, London : Brown's buildings, Liverpool. and King•atreet, Manchester. SOIJCITORL Yews. Desborousti, Young, end Dembouougli, I, tlise-laos. Mews. Swift sod Co.. U. Great Goorgeotroot. Weetnalater. lizoctis.—Messrs. Dezoste sod Garbo, 2,t t utintliars. rao Tim.—Mr. Meow Zones. Tampon:l Coptitall Cliaatbon, Angel court. PROSPZCTUS. Me Directors having melved the Irapport of eminent foreign capitalists, and the co-operation of many of the leading lizata this country connected with pohlio works, are already In a pota tion to announce that they have secured • business which will of itseU yield • large return on the capital, without reckoning the probable profit whit% they will also derive from the further operations they have In view. The spirit of enterprise which has now manifested Itself in foreign countries, with the encouragement given by the various government. to the conduction of works of publie leave no doubt that there instill ample scope for an undertaking of this nature. Having secured not only the influen , eof those connected with banking establishment. In many of the principal cities of the Continent, but the acquisition of bualoese, which will form the basis of immediate profitable transactions, the Directors have no hesitation in introducing QM meociatiou to the public. The general objects of this Company are the ism as those of other oompanies of a kindred nature which have been lately alerted In this country, and which, by the judicious employment of capital, have been enabled to secure for the shareholders such large dividends. The Company will negotiate— abl. Loans and coaceasions for railways and other public weeks road. --- i They will advance money on approved securltka, as well as prtrcham airdnauotlate the wee upon onnwalsaloa. 3. They will lent miner to o-ntr+ctnn of positiZi and capon and, facilitate the construction of important public works. No promotion money will be paid, and the amount of the Directors' remuneration will depend upon the pronta made. With the view to extended operations upon the Continent, the Directors are authorised to publish the names of the following bankers. as the correspondents of the Company : Vienna—Austrian Credit Institute. Berlin—Joseph Jacques. banker. Hamburg—Ths brumes lek bank. Leipsic— Fleur K :abler and Co. Cologne—The Schaufliaueen Dank Union. lireslaw—L Henna.. booker. V,.ei Irvhliebe, banker. Dresden—George Hensel and Co.. bankers, Konigsberg —J. Ninon, Widow and eon, beakers. lianover—J. Copper and Son, bankers. Dant.de-11. 11. IN oilman, banker. Prospectuses and forms of application for lures may be ob tained at the temporary onion of the Company, 2, Copthall Chambers. Angel-court, Throgntorton-street :or at t h e odious of the brokers, Messrs. Deaoete sad Gorton, 2, Austinfrian. This Form must be delivered, engin) to the Bookers of the Com. pan) , . af them.ter paymmit of Deposit, the Apple:igloo to be retained by PORN Or AUTUCLTIOIII POI MAIM No. To the Directors of the ititaii/41 end Yorelso Credit Oompeity ;Cleated/. Gentlemes,-11thing paid to poor bankers the sum of Ming a deposit of Cl per share on shares In the above Company, l hereby request that you will ail.'t me that number and I wee to accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be snuffed to me. surfed. to the regulations of the COM piny, and also to pay the fortbor &pools of SA per shame• allot ment awl I hereby authorise you to enter ta some os She Rester of shareholders for the shares so Name la full Rasidemee Profession or betimes Dale REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. Aorniom sad LucAs, musucALINSTRLM ENT MANUFACTURERS TO MAJZSTY, 210, REOZNT-STRIZT. noRNET and Military Beau Instrumento of 1-1 the best English manufacture at httle more thee the charge for common torelkti make. Leta torwardrd upon application. Mr. T. Harter attend, daily to give instruction upon the new Cornetc.apiaton mat Trumpet. FLUTES. Boehm'a Council Prize Medal ()under.'. ;atone to nominees each. Conical. 3 guineas to 16 guineas emelt. 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RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.-FURNITURE, Curtains, Carpets, Iron ids, to RICHARD WADER and Co now OMR their well senuted, modern STOCK at greatly reduced prices their promisee being required for tie IIIETIOPOLITAN Y.XTESSION. On view, VS and 14, Pavement, Simsbury, Loudon. Early application Every article narked In plainllgurre.—/LICKAAD IN I= and Co. T" QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXXX., will be published TO-YORIION. C 0117101711. 1. Prospects of the Comesdeestas. 2. Pompeii • Put and Proust. S. !Umpire of Merino. 4. Sir William Napier. S. Shakapesre and his Sonnets. • The Privy Connell lad:anent 7. The Foreign Policy of Newland. John Marra,. Albenuutootreed. [Stamped, ld..A.thlitional.] GARIBALDI AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Yesterday evening the Haymarket and the various avenues leading thereto were as full of excitement and bustle as Covent-garden and its neighbourhood had been on the previous Thursday. The reason of this was that General Garibaldi was coming to the Opera, and a very large section of the fashionable public was coming to meet him. The house was well filled at an early hour, although there were here and there blanks both in pit and boxes which indi cated the too great eagerness of the speculators, and on the Generals arrival, which took place punc tually at the hour appointed, a very large and bril liant assemblage arose in pit and boxes to greet him. Unfortunately, however, the central box on the grand tier had been laid out for the General and hie party, and the result of this was that to a large portion of the audience he was invisible for the whole evening. When Garibaldi arrived he came at once to the front of his box and bowed several times iLlsturn for the universal cheering of the audience, altnf whom stood up and reoeived him as if he were some mighty monarch. From that time the opera, and Mdlle. Titiens' beautiful singing absorbed the publi iou until the end of the fiat act , whew Sig. Arditi's Helios maid liberty was performed by the chorus, and warmly cheered. At the end of the second act the General received visitors in his box, amongst whom were two of his most distinguished officers in the Sicilian campaign, namely Colonel Miami and Colonel Chiassi, with the Italian deputy and sometime pro-dictator of Sicily, Sig. Munliui. These gentlemen had only Just arrived in London, and their sudden appearance, coupled with the fact that despatches were being brought to the General during the whole evening, caused a good deal of gossip and speculation through the house. The declara tions of ministers in both houses of parlia ment, which were soon telegraphed down to the Opera, were accepted as satisfactory, and the accepted opinion seemed to be that the French Emperor had had nothing whatever to do with Garibaldi's unexpected departure. After the opera, the General visited the Duchess of Sutherland in her grace's box, to which be was escorted by Earl Granville, and subsequently the boxes of some of his Italian friends. The lobbies on the grand tier were thronged during the entire evening, and every time the door was opened a general rush was made to peep in. The " Garibaldina," which was played between the opera and the ballet, excited immense enthusiasm, and was loudly encored, upon which the General again came to the front of his box and bowed several times to the audience. Very shortly after he sent for Signor Arditi, and thanked him warmly for his spirited and patriotic composition. He waited until the end of the ballet, and in leaving the house was loudly cheered by the crowd that had collected round the entrance. We understand that Garibaldi begins at last to find the excitement tell on him, and to complain of serious fatigue and exhaustion. Garibaldi returned from the Marquis of Clanri mrde's residence, on Monday evening, to Mr. Seely 'a home, 26, Prince's-gate, where he remains on a visit. In the worse of yesterday morning • number of ad. draws were presented to the General ►t Mr. Sealy's. He was engaged in receiving deputations from 7 in the more big. Prominent •moog them wee the address of the Eman cipation Society, presented by • delegation of its committee The General briefly thanked the deputation. An address was reed to the General by Mn. P. A. Taylor, who was accompanied by • deputation from the Wise Emaseips tioa Society. Mr. W. Shies, M. A., accompanied by • &Potation, preowned an address from the Geribaldian Italian Unity Committee. The Gene ral briefly expressed Lis gratitude for the warm ex pressions of sympathy with himself and the cause of Raise freedom. Thedeputations then withdrew. At half-past 9 o'clock yesterday morning the General left Mr. Seely 's real. doses in the carriage of Mr. John Richardson, sad made some early calls. Retuning to Prince's-gate at 11 o'clock, half an hoer later the General win again on wiag—this time Tisane Colonel Armstrong Roberts, in Arrington-street, and the Duke and Duchene of Sutherland, at Stafford-hues. The General returned to Princes-gate at half-past 1 o'clock. I• the afternoon he " received " at Mr. Seeps house,'. which was literally thronged with cam. piny from 2 until 6 o'clock. The following was the form of invitatice :—" Presented, with Mr. 13eely's compliments, to General Garibaldi at home (26, Prinoe's-gate, S.W.) between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, oe Tuesday, the 19th of April, 1864. This card will admit three ladies or gentle men." The acceptatioes did full justice to the cosmopolitan character of the invitation, and probably on no occasion since the reception of the commissioners of the Exhibition of 1862 at the South Kensington Museum has so great a crowd of visitors been brought together. Garibaldi was misted in the honours of the reseptioa by Mr. aid Mn. Seely, the latter of whom fairly broke down with the fatigue about five o'clock. The house was literally crammed with company, and for • considerable period it was impossible for visitors to move up or down stain. The band of the Grenadier Guards, under the direction of Mr. Godfrey, was stationed in the inner hall and played a selection of favourite music daring the after. ewe. The company began to set down in rapid suocessiou at two o'clock and the arrivals continued up to half-past six. Upwards of one thousand persons attended the " reception." The company smutted about seven o'clock. At half put mein o'clock Garibaldi, accompanied by his BOON Mr. Seely, and a large party proceeded to Her Majesty's Theatre to witness the performance of the opera of Luc rezia Borgia aa narrated above. At a preliminary meeting of a few friends of General Garibaldi, held at Stafford-house yesterday, tie following reeol•tions were unanimously parsed :-" 1. That this meeting is of opioiou that General Garibaldi ought not to be allowed to lean England without some substantial token of the profound admiration felt Ly all classes through out the United Kingdom for his unselfish patriotism and disinterested services in the mare of liberty. 2. That fund be raised for the purpose of securing • permanent in come to General Garibaldi, and to his family after him." It wee also resolved that • subscription list be immediately aniseed, sad the following sums wei e handed to the chairman: The Hoo. C. Ashley, IL; Mr. C. Basin, 2/. 2s. ; Mrs. Betio, IL Is.; Messrs Crossley Brothers, 9301. ; Mr. Dunlop, 301.; Mrs. Dunlop, 201.; Mr. R. Dalglish, M.P., 105/.; Mr. W. E. Footer, M.P., 961. ss. ; Sir F. Goldman,, M.P., 200/. Lord Harrowby, 25L; Mr. James Howard, Mayor of Bedford, 521. 103.; Mr. E Howard, 521. 10n; Mr. F. T. Isitt, 21. 21.; Hon. A. Kinnaird, 50!. ; Mr. W. Leaf, 1051. ; Mr. G. B. C. Loversoo, 10/. 10a.; Mr. W. H. Gore inogices, M. P., 521.101.. Mr. Samuel Morley, 105/. ; Mr. G. Moore, 105/. ; Alder: man Mechi, 5/. 5e.; Mrs. Mechi, 2/. 25.; Mims Mechi, IL Is.: Sir M. Petri, M.P., 1001.; Mr. D. Robertsoo, of Ladykirk' 11. P., 1054; Mrs. Robertsoo, 521. 10c ; Duke of Sather: land, 21H1.; Duchess of Sutherland, 521. 10a.; Lord Shaftes bury, 2(1. ; Ld► Shaftasbury, 51. ; Mr. Seely. M.P., 2001. ; Mrs. Seely, 52i. 10a.; lir. Tennyson Wort Laureate), 11. la. ; Lord Tauntee, 23/. ; Mr. W. Vivian, 51. 1,9721. 14s. Among the nobleness and gentlemen present were the following :-Ths Duke of Sutherland, Lord Shaftesbury, Lord Harrowby, Lord Taunton, Sir Francis Goldemid, .M.P., Mr. Seely, M.P., Mr. D. Roberbmon, of ladykirk, M.P.. Mr. G. K. Miore, Mr. Gore-Langtoo, Mr. Deer% M.P.. Mr. It. Willa, M.P., Hoo. A. Kionaird, M.P., Sir Morton Pato, M.P., Mr. W. E. Forster, M.P., Mr. James Howard (Mayor of Bedford), Mr. Alderman Mechi, Mr. W. Leaf, Mr. Irving Hare and Mr. Beery Wright, Honorary Secretary pro ten. The Duke of Sutherland was appointed chairman ; Mr. Charles Seely, deputy chairman ; the Hon. A. Kinnaird, IL P., treasurer ; and thw fol lowing gentlemen a working committee for the purports of oserying out this resolution : -The otterra, er officio, Lord Shaftesbury, Mr. Samuel Morley, Mr. Danish., M.P., Mr. W. H. oon•Lsngton. IL P., with power to add to their number. It wads resolved :.-" That the Lord Mayor of London be mooned to ass®e the chairmanship of • seen mitt« to be formed la the City to 00-oy.araie with this eon. mines, and that the Oki magistrates of the cane and towns throughout tie Gaited Kingdom be invited to aid in furthering the objects of this onutnittee." A vote of thanks [TWOPENCE to the chairman, the Doke of Sutherland, terminated the psooesdinp. It is intended to publish a bet of the general committee and a Bret list of the subscriptions on the 28th inst. Contributions may be paid to the bankers, Mears. Ransom., Beaver* and Co., I, Pall.mall East. Yesterday a German deputation from London and Bradford presented addresses to Garibaldi. Karl Blind, as their speaker, took coossioa to compare the question Italian nationality with that of German nationality in fliestrig-Holstein, irrespective of the policy of Austria and Prussia, which he condemned. He brought to recollection that Garibaldi—whilst unable to share the views of the power which tyranaised over Venice—had declared to him that on the day when German democracy did unfurl her banner, he would be on the side of the oppressed people of the Boobies. The address haring been read, the General». ' plied,"! thank you from all my heart for your address, which is far above my merits. I am coovinoed that Gamey and Italy are destined to be boned together by • strong tie of friendship. As to the question of the Duchies. I neither desire to me Denmark oppressing them, nor can I wish that a little kingdom should be invaded on its own soil by two great despota, such as them of Austria and Prussia, who are dangerous to the liberty of nations. On the other band, be well convinced that I will never sympathise with the oppressor at Slsswig and Holstein. Al to your grog nation la gemeenJ, I mime it highly for its solid character and he deeply enltivseed Wad. I am convinced that if once you have attained your unity and liberty. everything in Europe will be regulated in • sense of greater justice. What do I say!—not in Europe only, but in the whole world, will your inflosoos be most beneficent. My heart's wish, is therefore, that you should soon arrive at the desired goal." Having addressed • few words to the post Frailigrath, as the "representative of Gorman genius," as well as to Dr. Kinkel, Messrs. Heiottrusau, Josh (the editor of the Hermann), Raven/de* Bendel, Dr. Scheib/a, Dr. Schmid, and the other members of the committee. Garibaldi affectionately embraced Karl Blind, and the depu tation withdrew. GENERAL GARIBALDI AT MONSIEUR HERREN'S.— Oe Sunday last General Garibaldi, accompanied by his secretary, Signor Guerroni, took lunch at the boom of the distiagsiehed Russian exil, If oesienr Alexander Herres, at Teddingtoe. A select party of English and foreign friends were Resembled to meet him, amongst whom were &gnortimtll, Ponca Dolgaroukou, Signor Morchni, a member of of the Italian peril/mama, lao. As usual, crowds had assembled to greet the General, who was enthusiastically cheered on Ma arrival and on his departure. M. Herzog, accompanied by hie friend and fellow editor of the Russian democratic, journal La Cloche Mr. N. Grant and Mrs. received the General at the garden gatt?, gu n led him into the house ; bat the cheering outside was so vehement that Garibaldi was compelled to return for a moment to the (erase, where he good humouredly waved his band in acknowledgment of the ap plause of the crowd. He bad warmly entered the bowie again before another ring drove up, and Messieurs Herres sod Geared' w with equa l . houours their old and esteemed friend, Joseph Martini. A magnificent lunobeoe had *sea prepared ; at the conclusion of which Menial rom, and proposed the health of General Garibaldi in the following word. My toast will include all that is most deer to us all throe things for which we have f oug ht an d striven. I drink to the liberty of the peoples ; to the association of the peoples; to the man who is the living incarnatios of these great ideas, Joseph Garibaldi • to that poor, sacred, heroic Poland, whose sons have been silently fighting sod dying for liberty for more than • year; to that young Russia, wboeedesire is land mad liberty—that new Ramie that will at no distant day bold out a sister's hand to Poland, ac- knowledge her equality mid independence. Lod cancel the remembrance of the Russia of the Czar ; to those Russians who, with our friend Herten at their head, have most wrought and laboured towards the creation of this new Russia; to that religion of duty which will give us strength to strive, and to devote our , selves even unto death for the realinatiou of these ideas." The toast having been drunk with enthusiasm, Garibaldi rose end said—" I am about to make • declaration which I ought to have made long ago. There is • man amongst us here who has rendered the greatest services to our country, and to the cause of liberty. When I was • young man, having naught but aspiration towards the good, I sougot for one able to act as the guide and counsellor of my young years. I sought such a man, even as he who is athirst moketh the spring. I found the non. He dope watched when all around him slept i he fed the seared Baum. He has ever remained my friend ; ever as full of love for his country, end of de 'mice to the cause of liberty. This man is Joseph Mazzini. —To my friend and teacher." At these words many of those present wore moved to tears. The General afterwards rose • emend time and said. •• Martini has uttered some words with maid t. unhappy Poland, to which I adhere with all my heart. Now, let us drink to that young Russia, that suffers. struggles, and shall triumph like ourselves, and is destined to play • noble and important pert is Europe.' After this, raising his glass for the last time, Garibaldi drank " to that free England, whose generous hospitality and noble and fruitful sympathy have won from all oppressed peoples so large a debt of gratitude and alfectioo." The General paid a visit to Mr. Richardson's house, Peckham Rye, on Momday afternoon, after leaving the Crystal Palace. The Duke of SutLerland and Mr. Seely present their compliments to the Editor of the Express, sad beg leave to enclose copies of letters tow Mr. Ferri*" the eminent surgeon, relative to the health of Gement Geri- In consequence of these eertificates, the General wdl be compelled to forego his provincial tow, and to leave Lauda' on Friday morale& He will embark no board the Duke of Sutherland's yacht, and will be takes by the Duke to his residence iu Caprera : (Prink.) 16, George-en*, Hasever-square, April 17. _ . . . My Lord Duke,—l see by the aspen a gradually esteod lag list of places which Getters& Garibaldi has promised to visit dunng his brief stay iu this country, and have reason to know that the list is rapidly iecremitig. As the General has done mo the honour of consulting me regarding his health, I take the liberty of station to you , as one of his warmest Eoglish Iris's's, that I should greatly dread the effect of so much continued excitement as these seeded visits imply. I doubt if the strongest could endure as much, and it you have any influeoce with the General (as doubtless you must have) 1 implore you to do your beet to set and* much of this intended fatigue, aa already 1 have noticed occasional indications of fatigue ; sad, otiosideriog the usual habits of my illusuione patuout, I muss my that I should dread the effects apes both hie constitution and hie limbs, for the sound one must softer is the efforts to saes the wounded, awl were he to suffer in health in the way referred to it would be a cause of deep grief to your grace and to his admirers and Meade, Dot only in Eaglaod, but throughout the world. I have marked this note ' private,' but should your grace feel im pressed with what I have stated you may show it to; h Gcoeral sod to others interested.—l have the honour to re main, your grace. moat obedient servant, WM. FguUrlBoX. To his Grace the Drake of Sutherland. IG, Gurge-etreet, Hanover-square, April 18. My Lord Duke,—With reference to my communication of testerday, I beg to mete that I hare bad an intro: view with General Garibaldi this mornieg, and have spoken with him directly on the subject. He admits that he is fAtigned, and he certainly does not auger no fresh as when he arrived from the Isle of Wight. On several occasions he has spoken of the excitement mid bustle around u being no dif ferent from all about him in the ordinary tuour of hie life, and this morning be referred par ticularly to mental exhaustion from excitement more than from physical.weakneea. I certainly cannot take it upon me, se a prolessioaal man, to say that he is uagt to under take any of his impuniirota in An country : but I have DO bentatiou in stating my tirm eonvictiou that by much work of the kind be would incur great and serious risk. Such, I believe, is the General's owe opinion op the subject, and, if doubts remain, it might be advisable to call a cormultatioti of several eminent professiooal men in Loudon.—l have the honour to remain, your gnem's obedient servant, W 71. Pawnor. Hu Grace the Duke of !Wheelie:it REPRFALSTATION or WOECIVITEIL CF.),TER, Tc ESIM Y. —The city is quite on the qui rare eas else tioa matters. The iatended retirement of Mr. Ricardo has actually brought two readidates into the field, and two others Sc. spoken of. Mr. Elberrers &Wm's on liberal principles has elicited another address from Mr. Lealett. of Alobertoaltall, whe declares his intention to come forward, sod yesterday visited Worcester to maim preliminary sr raniminenta. To-day sn address was issued by the other sitting member, Mr. Padmoni, for the purpose of et n. indicting a rumour that he too iatends to retire. He ex presses hie fall determination townie forward Aruba when ever a general election takes plum. 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