The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-28 00:00:00

.' Iyr `rw r • s • ‘, Az ay_f _ _ _ - • gS32ldiCrt e d 1 t• ••.•..(, 51 t. 1 i 1 • :t I. . • No. 6,128. ; DOVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALLiN LINZ ' et PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Meet (to sin paw - pay on the al April, last shipping day iird April), the bean %rag dipper ship HARK W.T HOME. AI for 11 ' , mein Liverpool v esswnters* book, register 630 toss ; lying is the East India r R o d& This Ilas yawl is noted for her fastualliag qualities. sa d excellent accommodation for chief cabin pmengeri.-- for area of freight cr p assage apply to W. B. MoICIAN and I as, leadenhalistreet ; or !WITT mil MOOSE, 9. BMW' ,—Will be followed by the celebrated Clyde-bnlit clipper NLomond. on lath April DrITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .f PACEZE &HIP.—Yor SYDNEY Direct (to son plow oco a Loth April, last shipping day kird April), the beiatltul b t dipperßT BEN LOMOND, • 1 10 years, register 960 Dam Th is eggi, JOHN SMA, Comatmoder ; wag ia the East India is fine vessel, built under medal survey in 1902, is Sabi for her fast passagM In the Australia trade, sad is • I:opportunity for clue goods.- Having a fuci poop, she eta accommodation for chief cabin paseengen.—For same of treight or weep a ppip to piIVIIT and MOOSE. 9. Millterstreet. EVIT? and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PAINT SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail pusc on the 10th May, last shipping day flth May), the well imown Aberdeen clipper RIFLEMAN A 1, resistor 796 tons. i W. fIOBLE, Commander ; Wog to toe out lido poets. This ma vessel Is noted for tar fist wimps In the Sydney trade. oasis • preferable opportunity for One goods. Raving it Sal • lanp. ape hill exceßsot assosrasodssiaa for chief celo p l ig a v m CriFor terms o u Lt e rt or wow sots to re t nos ''VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE eLg Wier a d r eeete j u ir i lito ll . 7 . Woos London Docks. This *trot ship has beat SA Mania nit the Adelaide trade ; she has a full poop, with teihrocan, and every comfort for the accommodation of cabin and will cam an experienced surriou it required.— • tertreiot freight or pump apply to ITT and ,gooal. ■ et se and MOORE'S AUSTRALLiN LINE a. 11 of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct a very quick despatch) the beautiful sew dapper 11MM. ■ •112 Pare. rooster 660 tom, IL W. HAEMBWORTH (Fat* of sl the author Bell), Commander ; East India Docks This One I 10 kw past bait by Messrs. W. Tile, Hay, and 00., of Sunderland, ecos for the Tamomias trade, hastoll poop, with doh amodaha for a few add cable pionessigers—Ver it Isilf ir4ir treirt es, or passage spiny to DI vrrr and MOORE, 3 trirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE at of PACKET SHIP.—Per LAUNCESTON Direct (to be demstaled punctually oo the fist April, last shipplag day 18th A , the beautiful clipper barque THOMAS BROWN, burden, tons, T. JACESON, Commander : West India Doelo. This 11 * siert voutout built on the most approved lines. sal ss adirmarksbij fast ; and, as she will be pangat e ;despatched, at of a desirable opportunity to sbippers.—For terms of freight or WM* 5 8 0 7 to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 16A, St. Helen's , or to 0 ITT and MOOR E. 9, Billlterstrest. WUI be po r d by the regular trader Westbury, TIIVI?F and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE fACILLT SHIP.—Par MORSTON BAY Direst (will have qukck despatch). the British-bullt clipper barque ALFRXD RAWM, A 1 10 years, al register tons, T. M. ALMOND, Cam- Meadw Lel India Doran This ship, built for the colonial Made, ender special survey In WA, is noted for her fashioning wanks and sound delivery of cargo. She has also elegant meow niodeMen for chief cabin paistairra —For further pertkalare sop4to the owner, Mr. T. B. W ALE SR, lba, St. Ltelan'splace; or tie Winvirr and MOOSE, 9, Bliaterstress. j3LAOIE BALL PASSENGER LINE of 0 CLIPRIR PACKETS for AIIISTIALLA tram Laudon dine.. mi mi Port. I Ship. Tool Docks To tall m Tamerlane 1409 R. Inks April 10 ge =no. .. Gomm H.Warren 2,0.00 R. India IWah 31 - QIININALAND.—Land Orders. deg, t all sdassea Ingots .... I Netherby = I Itaatern tr u rpire 19.600 disirlin This asisharaterd line of packets Dave, by thelr u peavtardlty and legnigessarga, 0101101 i a world-known reputation, and Us* pan anger aieontruodattoa Is unsurpassed Dy any vassals adosa—flor prliculara respeetlng freight or to Australia •apply to .IA . BAINES and Co., Ilverpee P l 4 ; sl 2 9 Agents for lila Bloat 11111 Liu ; and T. M. MACKAY and Co.. 1. Leadathall.aireet, *atm 11. C. RTRL FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIENETOWN 10 NEW YORK. TWICE A WEEK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sod PHILADELPHIA STEAM-8111P COMPANY intend de. Spetching their ta-wweral Clyde-bait boa Balm Biesa-41Ops taming the limited ftStee mails, FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YOWL. CITY OF CORK, Saturday, Mardi 31 CITY OF NEW YORK, Wedoesday. April t. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, April 6. Asel every Wednesday, and altercate Fitateys sod astardays. Cabin pusses by the mill "tamers salling t z ti v2 i rdneed ca m 14 17, sad 21 gunas, scintillas to the wee = xi • by iiie F ri days sad da ta *fauna% 111 grinsaa. onward pansies includes • full supply of cooked rialome ter Canada and the United (Elite. booked an Z zu v m ankiesons tonna —For further particulars apply to OW, ti, Watimosirest, Liverpool; It to IM pall MACEY, 01, ling WWlantolrosk Landow CIMARD LIM—BRITISH and NORTH AIILILICAN ROYAL MAIL STIASERNIPS, appointed Wes AdniraW to sail between LIVERPOOL and nrw TORE, ..and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston Alpe calling all &Wax to Red and reosive passengers and nails. The fet tering or other meth) arc appointed to sill /ran LiverpooL WEAR at cork to ribeiNvn the : ASIA. for BOSTON, Saturday. March SI. 'PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. April 7. • Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Barannah, to be transferred at Sew Tort on board the /ILK& Corsica. Pomp-money, inciuding stewaro's foe and provisions. but Withait wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, : Ascend cabin, tit To New York. ohist cabin, £l6; *wood eabia, tilt—Apply to J. B. ?cord, 62.014 Broad-West, London . ' J.ll. Curie, Haws, and 11, Place de la Bourse, Park; G. and J. Burn, 20, Janaka•etreK, Glawfow : D. and D. Manlier, ~eriown; or D. and C. Wacker, 8, Water-street, Liverpool. WEAN to NEW YOWL—UNITED STATES JO MAIL LIMIL—Tho splendid and favourite sidowbeel amen of the New York and name Steam Ship Company Ming resumed their ideas in this sank* are appoinkd to . Is s for New York as follows : From Havre. Trout Falmouth. 4 = Wednesday, April 11. Ithersday, April IL Wednesday, May 9. V l k ltarslay, /W 10. sa ednesday, June t Y. Jaw T. Wednesday, July 4 Thareday, laty 6. - 1 - 7. --- -Ftrst-elasa. 626 :seeseid.elaas, AIL—For hartherpea- Illin WIT to IaILLItErr 6, KANE. and Co., Paris and bat: O. C. and B. W. FOX and Co., Falmouth; or H. mu sod Co., 140, Clseapstde, Lon Son. BR Route to Hanover, Bruns ai Wick and Central Germany.—Ths North German Lloyd's eest-class eaew Reamer ADLU, Captain N. BIINDIIBBIN, AIM be dispatched from Uonaiydown en THURSDAY, 22th 1 14. Inane? permitting), at 10 am., calling at Brunswick Par, MAdtwall, for wingers, at 12 noon.—Fares to &nom 42 • Led 41 retort. Ucketa, Elf and A.l 10d—Apply at CHAPLIN'S. Vanier' Once, Regent-strolls, W. ; or to PHILLIP'S, GRAYS.% PULLLIPPS and Co.. St. Donna's-house, et. Doxistarewhal, LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's bat sad favourite steamer HATA WILL Captain W. SMITH, L. EVERY SUNDAY from linutswick-wharf, Riaekwall, at ll am., and returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Fares : C 1 fore cabin, ISs. Also the serewlemmer =lCaptain M. Vll4l Hod, from rII the Tower, sassy 7 morning, early, returning from Rotteream every Sunday,—For freight or ppaassssaaggee apply to PHILLIPPS, GRAVE'S, PHILLIPPS sad Ca, St. nstan's-bouse, KC.; or to CHAPLIN'S Hiaiversal Moe, Regenteuctm, W. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN WAY. The A N NUAL MEETIN G IL of the holders of Bonds, Deen teres, and shwa of this Commit, will be held at the London Tavern. on THURSDAY, the moth Instant, at 1 i for 1 o'clock precisely, to receive the report for the past year. 8 MORTON PETO, Chairmen of the Load= Board of Ca stroL No. a Westminster-ehantbets, Victcria-street, tt'eetminster. March 22, 1986. Copies of the Annual Report. with Map , may now be bed on application at the Company's Ofaces. REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (Limited). SEOOND Capital 1450,000, in 10,000 Shares of til6 each. Issas of the rianalzdns 6,000 Shama LI payable on app li cation, and Li on allotmen t hither aLW - not I. exceed L 5 each per share, and at intervals of act Wm than three month& It la not erpocted that it will nsansasy to at 1 up for the present more than I 0 par share. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Direekas Invite applications for the unissued shame In thla Company, numbering SAO, for the purpose ef carrytug out a valuable concession from the Hanoverian Government, Ow* an exclusive right for thirty years E ri% down and work • Submarine telegraph cable between the and Hanoverian made,and the same exclusive right to lay d wires to sedan bakert.at places In Germany. The Paectric and leternetlonal Telegraph Company hays agreed • e 0 an arrangement guaranteeing a minimum amount of tame be Ifte cable which, under the conditions of the cemosedoe, aid • leader normal circumstances, will produce a minianus annual revalue equal to It per cent. on the total amount capital re asrl certified by the well-known aceountaats, Manna W u taa. sad Co. This MIDIMUSO Is entirely ecologies of the continually Ingress rollts of the business purchased from Mr. Reuter. ao Promotion money, nor any commission paid toe the concession, Mr. ketater having handed tt me to eac Klaul vatla. APPligaUons for shares to be made to the Compeers BMW" ip a W al l a e By • deposit or LI per share. Should no allot amount will be returned without dediaction. - •••sorritume, with tome of application for shares, may be obtained the °Moss of the Company, of the Broken, or of the Salkaka. RUM'S TELEGRAM COMPANY w The LIST of APPLICATI SR for SHARES In Oda Conapeay will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, the 81. that.—By order. FREDERICK J. GRIFFITHS, Secretor/. 1 . &SW Ereitorombulldinp, London. Horeb 11 IS6S. .OA.N of his Highness ISMAEL PASHA, .2.4 Viceroy of Egypt, °entreated with the G U) -XOYETIAN BANK aussitetn. ntssneso sterling in Bonds. bearing 7 per cent. interest, and redeemable at per by as accumulating sinking fund in fifteen years by half-yearly drawings £1.091,000 to be Mined in Engtand, by the Angialgyptisa Baal' (Limited). 8i.605,700 to be Issued in France, through the agency of Yenta nitre Brothels. Price ed issue, £OO for each £lOO Bond. payable by instal. mints as follows : Kb on Subamibing. 10 spas Allotment. 15 ~ 21st May. „ 7th July, less interest upon instalments to that data. 15 20th August. 15 oth October. 15 " 10th b °somber. SO Interest at the rata of 8 per cent per annum will be aliened on all Instalmente from the date of payment to the 7th Jay. The bonds will carry tampons from 7th Jahr next. London. Muth 14 lath. I Imtalments may be preyeki ender dbooant at the ream el 8 per mai per annum. The half-yearly coupons will be payable on the Oh January and 7th July of each year in London, Pub, or MarseUles. The as tor bedewed= et the bonds will take place envy year in tae m e ouths of April and November in London. in the a a .Mary =We. The heads so drawn will be off at per with the lualt-ymatr dividend next don In sheAssalty with the Wyss SI the oast:red H is Wedded that the thee drawing shed take plane in April next: ammo mend have therefore bees made to number the scrips so that the enripholdwe IPS. have the beat of this *Rely leaving: gliseathell— , reselg by nil the "WM& wads* tram the throes= pahae y of W Mathew bowel Psahstriceruy of by the morto of 164,930 feddaw (about Pa% ewes at euldeetedlasika, hypothecated due legal foes to that effect by bis Whams. apt real marketable value at these lands Is well %sown b lll s to represent more than double the month of the logo. loan offers the opportunity of an Investment both highly remeneretive and perfectly secure. The acceptances or obligations of the Debra (Administration of the private domain of his Highness Ismael Pasha) have constantly been taken by capitalists in preference to all other negotiable amides to Egypt, and they are generally discounted ate lower ride than even thee of th e Matt. The great confidence placed In the engagements of the Date fs due not only to the strict pnctuality with which they here been always met, but also to th e increase of value of the domain =slog from the yearly development of cultivation and the im provements sucoessirely introduced by an attentive and skilful management. Under the this rule of the Viceroy large memo have been ex pended in a moss useful sad prethede enswor, soak as the im portation of own and horses, the purchase of mechlowy and implemente for brigades and other agricultural purposes, for the elesealng and premiss el mode= also the =Mauls of dares, warehouses farms, to. It is for the further improvement and development of the largo peassedions of the Viceroy, es wen II for the repay went of liabilities drink incurred on this account, that this loan la chiefly required. ma ganaral bond for the mos of 111.187.1106. signed by his Highness Ismael Pasha end the Wed Yacht (deed of mortgage) 364.930 Sodden' of lands in guarantee of this loan M p b tl e wel d i o n afted at the Bank of England. Call copies of each document will be kept lie Inspection at the daces of the solicitors. Hears. Upton, Johnson. and Upton , In default of pimento! the respective Instalments all redone will be liable Se totieltere. P rt sat he ' event of no alloteset being made the deposit will De returned in toll Immediately. Provisional scrip eeddlostee to beaver will be embus= mph= allotment letters es soon as poesible. PraPpectilies and forms at soybean= may bit obtained from : Ms Anglo-Egyptian Bank (Limited), 62, Ling Williametre= City: Messrs. J. Hutchinson and Son. Angel-court, Thr °don ated ; Xmas thlt lhalreeti and M. Se, Thresdneed t. MS Ot APPLICAMIL To Do rstalood by Oa Banks's. No. To the Directen d the AugTo-Baptise Bank (Limited). Gentlemen, —Haring paid to the Agra and Butternut's Bank the sum of A I hereby request that you will allot me of the Loan of hie Highness Ismael Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, and I hereby agree to accept the same, or any smaller amount that may be aHntted to me, and to pay the further sum of £lO per cent on the same when allotted. I am, gentlemen. your obedient servant, Address re in full Oats ANOLOMOTP- T .0AN m of Hislint Highness ISMAEL PASHA, TIAN BA 14 Tim et tasoted with the NK (Lbnitedt. NOTICS IS HUMP GW Oes YN. that NO APPLICATIONS tor this Loan will be ILECSIVID Arm. THIS DAT (Nettneeds7), the loth Indent, for Landau. lad TO.SOM3OW flintredayk, the Shth Instant, at 12 o'clock, tor the coantry.—By order, OCTAVE 10A. Secretary. 8; En Wilitansotreekl.C.. SIMS TS. /WI& • T HE LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILDING COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under The Companies Act, 1861," by which the liability of *sett Shareholder la strictly limited to the amount of his shares. Offices, 76, Fenehorth-street, City, LC. Capital 1160 000 (with power to increase), In 16 000 , shares of 110 (ofeach nsi which nura al was her 9,00, ha 000, i r & br o. eabseritred wi ll).. ere all boned; but by a spatial resolution passed en February 1, 1806, the nominal capital was increased by £lOO.OOO. Of the ne. shares t,995 remain to be offered to the public.) Deposit, 12 per share, of which LI i• to be paid on applisation, and Cl on allotment. No call to exceed lee. per share, nor to be made at lam intervals than two months between each, until the sum of L 6 per share is paid, beyond which ne further call is contemplated. 1111.11CI0SS. W. COLEMAN, Foci., M.D.. Chairman. J. WILLDI, Deputy-Chairman. T. J. Banes, Fe* W. Martindale, BK. J. Dutton, 160. 0. S. Masters, J. Harris, Neg. G. Mills, Esq. I Lloyd, Esq. W. kicks; leq. BAIRNS/ —London and Dainty Bank, 11 . ,_ Lombard-street. STANDING COUNSIL-0. Jewel, in., Q. C. SOLICITOR—Thorns' W. Lops; Esq.. 7e, Yenchurchutreet, City. Cawthorn and Scott, 75, Old Brood-Amt. A RORITICTS AND SURYSToRS —Messrs Hammack and lambert, 69 Bishopegatestrest Within. AUDITORS—W. Smith, faq. ; H. L. Wheatley, Esq. SzcartAKT-Jonathan Taylor, Esq. NVKWAINE'S whole ale sad export UPEOL ISTEXT and GENERAL FUNIVIBNING WAR/EMMA NtaositorNowinlllsn-butta. Implodes. Ftsticia-Mmett the largest and most varied stook moodon. All goods warranted, and delivered tree. New illustrated priced lists of furniture. bedding, dn., gratis. LAOOO wortk bast iloarclolks (part at Taylor's Depository), sll new patterns and well maeoned. b. N. per yard, worth as. N. VAST' CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, hest quality. Upwards of 100 different shapes constantly on view for selection and immediate delivery. Easy chain made to any shape on approval. At T. H. 711.1111. and EON'S Itaushictory. St, Irl and 28, 84/110,11-141141i, W., and lie and 36. Charles-street, o:ford-street. W. An Illustrated priced cata logue sent poet fres. BARLOW'S PATE CASK STA.ND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that • full balk in well as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. DS action la so laspalpable that the sediment at the wad limpid duid by no possibility can be dAstarbst. Prim 9k. lb, Ha, to sa lt 4. 9, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg repaired. 110 more AM brier or soar wine. Moo ed. : ditto, electroplated. Ps.—Apply direct to JAMS BARLOW, pitentes, 14, Mai Wlllisnrotreet, Mansion-howls. Is that Ids name and adbem are on every article all °lberian Inuiskisim liiiiravings gratis. Established 1810. PROSPECTUS. The Company was re:Steed Hader " The Companies Act. 1812," on May 1. 1863, having succeeded to the busicese of the London and Suburban Freehold Land Society, which had pre viously been is active and prosperous operation upwards of eleven years. The expels's of forming and establishing the Company have all been discharged. and valuable estates have been purchased considerable portions of land have been sold by public auction at very remunerative prices, so that, out of the woks realised by re-sales since the formation of the Company, five dividends have been paid as follows: March, DM. at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. August, 111 01 4, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. March. 1865. at the rate of lOper cent per annum. August. 1/106, at the rate of 10 per cost. per annum, with ttie addition of a bonus of 21 per cent. February, 1866, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, with a bonus of S per ant. After payment of the last dividend and bonus, nearly two-Shit& of the netprofit remained undivided. The estate last contracted to be purchased wed& of nearly 100 acres of freehold land, well situated for Landing purposes, within fifteen minutes of the Broad-•treet terminus ; by a Judi cious plan of laying Souk a return of double the amount of Its cost will in all probability be realised. By a resolution of an extraordinary meeting of the Company, held on February 1, lea, the Directors were authorised to issue 10,000 new sharer, of which number the present shareholders have subscribed for 4,0v6, leaving 6.205 shares, which numb the Directors now offer to th • public at a premium of Al per share. Payment to be made as follows : The premium and Al per share on application, and Al per share on allotment. Any shareholder who may be desirous of providing far future calls may place on deposit with the Company a sum sufficient for that purpose, and receive interest thereon half-yearly at the rata of AS per slat. per annum. The amount of each cell may be transferred from deposit account to the capital account at one days noiioe. By the Articles of Association, no tall can exceed 101. per share, nor be made at leas intervals than two months between each. Prospectuses and forma of application may be obtained of the London and County Bonk, or any of its branches ; of Mauna Cawthorn and Scott, brokers, 76,111,1 Broad-street: and of the Secretary. Ne. 7v, Fenchurch street. In the event of no allotment being aside, the amount any applicant may have pats to the bankers will be returned full. No applications for less than five shares will be entertsined. 11HE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial ever introduced ; restores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de pends. It Is a speak for debility of all kinds, and from its °on- Wining. among other ingredients, pepsine and phoaphate of soda, win prove highly bene fi cial to the 120170611 and d7sPePtie. Price Ba. per bottle, or four Quantities in owe for Sts. Sole ',gents, Yessra SAIIMGAR rEli and Co., 620. 0110 1 . 4 -strolt. and 8, Calltunwrest, Vesoburehatrest. LC.. Loudon. T AITU E. The LETTUCE contains an active JLI principle, the Latnclne, which possesses all the soothing mopertles of opium without its danger& - Mx. O. JOZEAU, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate et Linea (or lettuce), highly recommended by the Medical Profession far colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affections. Syrup, ta. bd.: Pats, la led. and L. St Pats, by pest. Is. aid. and as. bd. GOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved sad mid la a tow days by that br►ted Medicine, BLAIR% GOUT sad a&IITYLATIC PILL& Obtained t h ew say Mamba. at la lid. end 2a. al. per boa. L.AMBER T'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM, an effectual remedy, without oentatig the barna at ideating the bead. truly emedont and pleasant, la admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving conks, colds, oonfirmed moss of asthma, and incipient etrastunption. II fre quently cures persons whom the faculty prenowice incurable, a dmirably aim the tickling which provokes &piousl y = In approaching wonsturgoke its effects ans tr uly Partram deprived et sleep, or awn lying down for fear at meats tron, may doped on relief in a few 111111111111 after taking it.— only and sold by W. I.llll.llllitT. Marais; 8 King Wil liam-street. Chartmg- ,, amt. Lond o n. and by all droved'', to bottles, 130., and the cmantittes M ta. 9d. Be pailkalow end oak for lumberri Astlmatre Balsam. The male and addrses nee mignmed cm theiligam ELYrB WORSDELL'S PILLS, the best reanady for GOUT rad ItHEITAILTIBM.—boId by an s ue .., U. lit o ba 9d.. alai Y. ad. tor box. H Y AM And Co's. SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentlemen's C 7 .thing for immediate wear. „ 6. Besp-ke or Order Department. A Bois' and Youths' Distinct Department. „ 4. Hats. Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department. 111 YAM and 00 , 66, and 67. Oxford-street. Prerhiclal Establlstinients at Birmingham, Leeds, and Dewsbury. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve ment and Great Reduction in Prices. Mr. RPRIthI3I 11081tLY, Surgeon-deatist, 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor square, eole inventor sod patentee of artigelal teeth on a soft, elastic, thymically-prepared indis•rubber gum. No unsightly fastenings being required, they are more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, render support to the adjoining teeth. am amen vermeil; painless principle, and supplied at charges withi th e reach of all. Cleramen, lecturers, and public speakers will end this particularly adapted to their want.; combines coin- Te ri t i e z Lauclation and perfect mastication. ( onsultation free. No oonnesion with any one of the same name. Eetablisbed 1806. rffiER'TEL—Mr. DAY (for many years principal assistant to Mr. YakeU, surgeon dentist, of 8, tiroeveoor street, W.) offers the benefit of his experience In every case of dental defect or deficiency. He has made arrangement/1 for the use of Mr. Eikelrs Patent, by which means etquisitely enamelled ARTIFICIAL TRILTH, of the utmost durability, are con stricted (in a few hours when necessary), and are worn upon Seeder gums or roots of teeth, or by nervous persons, for any Isso of time, without Data unpleasantness, or ditioomfort gua ranthed. The Ins entson applied to teeth ot ordinary or inferior onotroction. Osteoplastio tho exact colour of the natural teeth, used in all cases of stopping. Discoloured teeth restoroi loose teeth fastened, extractions e ralessly pet-tensed, and aH operations os the meat &prey principle& Terms strictly moderate. Consultations free.— 1, Regent-street (three dais from the Polytechnic). BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delimits sod 1-/ dtattogna peetbase, attracted from the dowers. b JNO. GOBNIILL and Co., Perfumers to H.B.H. the Princess 01 Week Bad Ball Wharf, IS, Upper Thearaelattek [Andra. FIIHE PANTHEON THRUSH BATHS , A imam liaGeztg.lim.rl=l W. dap. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1886. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. On Ltsrut MONDAY and donne the week, at half-Put 8. TEE EASTER 01 RAVENSWOOD. lltavenswood. WT. Fodder, supported by Merin G. Jordan. B. Vesta, 8. ifsarry. H. Widdicoreb, J. H. Fitzpatrick, D. Evans ; Mesdames Teroan Elswortby, Lavenu, and C. Istalsreg ln nine tableaux - The Mennaidinh Wen—Gate of Wolf . Crag—The Stsater's lest Haas—The Mensaldeirs Well—Otrainghasee Houes—A Nall in Easenswood—Raranrwood Castle—The Chapel Cloisters—The Ker a illow. Preceded hr. at 1 , SIMPSON AND OD. Messrs. B. , How's; Meadasoes Itenrade, Efonown, and E. you Box office open daily tram 11 till 5. QTODARIC. Theatre of Mystery, EgEtta i n D HAlL—gropmurs INTIRTAIMILENT will be during PASSION WEEK, and will REOPEN on EASTER MON DAY, April 2, with seven' now wnedmv. Shins may be assureti in advance at the BOX-OMOII, Zambian Hall, opon daily from 10 till 6 ; and at Mitchell% Old hinitaitest seamen te ens h.: siva; STRAND MUSIC HALL.—IbLifIENBE 8130- of the JUDGMENT of MIL with Nash ea Jultliwv. An the available conic talent —Annie Lawrence, Carrie clam" Miss Trenonne, Liao% Signor Carlos, the Brothers Sionnette, te. N.B.—Groat attractions for Mater.—Conductor. Yr. R. COOT& TAN CREDIT FONCIER and BIOBILIER of INFILAND (Walled). lanai is ',CANBY BMW, that the ORDINAZT GILN=AL MIMING of the, C will be held et the London Ter eeshofsoosteoereek u Lood mi a s on WEDMSBDAY, the 46th of at 11 o'clock noon for the amass of receiving Meteors' end • ' rifled and DWnoe sheik sod Ml thelein• • The Isni Books at div tfre l _ gl esew be closed frost 4 pth. on low ay, Ibe Mien lath 16 am. on Ride,. She nth AariL—By leder el the Court al Mecten, AUBE) LOWY.. Bscrethey. 17 and 18. CornhM, London. mama 81,1568 THE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established 11121. No. 11 Lombard-strest. London,. LC. REDUCTION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. Subscribed Capital Two Millions. Total Instated Funds upwards*: £1,760,000. Total Income upwards of £320,000. NOTICI IS HEREBY CIIY - , that FIRN POLICIES wldeb at LADY-DAY must In renewed within Fifteen Days at a be oSou or with the Comps Agent. throughout the King dom, otherwise they become an insurances now hare the boat of the Reduced Duty of Is. ed. =L oan s i nt For sad other inionnattou sesply to Ohs Company's Agents. or T. TALLEMACE. Secretary. ITDIR'B SELECT LIBRARY. NEW and CHOW/ BOOKS. the BUM Moms at the SWON and of tb_,Besi two* peon are °belga/on at NUDISM BK'T LiBBABY. EMT CLASS SUBSCRIPTION. on: Gums. viz ANNUM Commencing at any date. Book Clubs supplied ea Mimi town Pr on application. YUDlNS gs trßn a" tlßßAlj z iThnited), NNW OXPORD-ST 011sa d. 11140-811111 T, CHEAPSLDS. ENGual CHURCH, STUTTGART • TOWN HALL, OCRSENTORTR. —The BUILDER of thi week, pub. Wed TO- MORRO W (Thureday) contains : —Yoe View and Man et • Prctottant Chnrch, istuttgart—Visw of Ancient Town Ire Traaconia—The Thnst 0/Gothic Arches, with flbastra tione—The Granite Works ci Aberdeen—Walk in Darham— Electric Organ—Compensation (Seas—ltallan Art—Government competitions In Parliament; and all the cognate news of the week ed., er by poet id. —l, Tork-eirest, Covent garden, and DIPWOINIO. ?dos St SC THE RESTORATION of NERVOUS POWER. Ey Joey HARVIT, Doan sail Sou, ii. IC. UNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY illotabinhodl, Ling Wilhanisdreet. Landau. LC. At the TLIITY-FIRET ANNU AL U MEETING, a Tedactio* al 40 per atet., or ow halt, on the premiums for the current year was declared upon eh participating policies, British or Imam on civil or WHIN, the., which have bow sla lean in form as snows in the following example, asai Awarzwi Reduced Preadi for the year. tmoo moo moo LlB 6 8 24 8 4 81 lO 6 Le 12 4 12 4 2 If if • The starve win thew the great adthatageo attaching to polietes efieetod with this Society, the annual redactions of presalwn having been about 60 per asst. per annum at 26 divisions of Unequalled advantages given to smarms precooding to India. Society has branch ogles as Calcotta, Madre., and Bthrobay where polities way be taken out on lives residing to any port of UM*. 11112DX. HANDSIICS. Actuary and Seare. kieurs. Grindlay and Co.. 66, Parliament-sirs agents to this Society for the west end el Loudon. Eif.;ire Po in oh. "lEAUJOLAIS (Paris Medal), 16e. per dozen. JUP lost doom oarrb.go two to say wallow Monks florets ot every growth. from tio. pa down.— (AQUA VW!, aboulcUuun-atreot, Itryanaton-sguaro, Londoo, W. Ti 0 IC lON WINK 8, cheap and pure: Catakezisn Sherry, 17a ed. ; Masted= Pod, 17s. ed. Preach, Ha. ; Preach Mary. 111. pre doers ; Beaajolais. Va. Bt. ; MaconAls. ; Banadlion, 17$. ed. ; Chablis, Yla ; Bock EA. to 74a and Sparkling Bock and Moselle, 48a a dozen; Cognac Brandy, Bib or brown, KW a downy bottles tootaded. Terme enel. pedant paid noon four dons Into the mew IDWAZD BOthalt It end DOM DtetMere and Deportee sesetrode renew. Itztabliabed 17BS. pHILLLPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are BM and CHBAPIBT. STRONG to PERE BLACK TEA, la dd., Ss., In. ISL, la, la ad Most tiellrlons Meek Tea la now osty 8a ad. per poand. Pare, Oat. rats choice Coffee, is ed., la la Bd. MAIDS semi Om. Tea nerehants, 8,, Vag Willlatostreet, Ctty, Landon, KO. A Woe current tree. Sagan at market prices. PHI'LLM and Co. send all goods airtime tree within eight miles at No. 8. King Willlonnatrest ; Ws. worth cordage free to any railway station or market town in F.ngland.—Phillipa and Co. have ne agents, nor say owned= with any bonne in Wen outer or Swansea. THOMAS NUNN and SONS' TEAS.—Good strong, serviceable cannon, ts. I& per lb. ; superior, Is. &1., and Is. lod. ; ripe, rich sonchong, 7a. N. and Os. Bd. ; tanning souchong. Is. 10d. A reduction hi hall chest or chest It pound ran-paid to any station In —2l, Lemurs Conduit-street, W.C. Established am FOX SMITH'S PURE OOLZA OIL, la par on. FOX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS, U. each. Fo. SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, Ac., Bost gnality and lowest Vice. for Dash 8111 7. FOZ 3SIITE. 231. ISTRAND. W.C. ITYAM and Co.'s BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING, 116 and 67, Oxfordatreet. The First Establishment Lathe Kingdom for Juvenile Cl The NNW SPRING SULTS and lINGLI GARMENT= dues and Myles, for all ages, are now oa view. Combining Textile Novelty, beauty, and Excellence ; Neatens and Adaptation In Deem : Durability In W ork manship: and Material. W AX and Co's BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING, 66 sad 67, Ostordatrset. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits Boys Westminster end Osborne Sults Boys' Bloc, Barrow, and Rugby Suits Bop? Light Cape Overcoats US. 6d. to 11a. Boys' Jackets for the seseon Boys' Serviceable Vesta IC ed. to 71. 4d. Boys' ServMsshis Trousers Ss. 64. to Us. Id. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZRITIL UNARM OP nOLDUITOOIt AID PUwl PAMEIMILLIM TO MM. winnow AT 11l 011101 OP TM 011113, asausTRAN 000 W 9i 11WEIgrelray. itaillnaßALLl2llll2.l CHAS= AB W -grove, booinsakar, to amen &&LIZFEL der AprillB, at 11. SCOW FRAM WALILMI. Great Ornionietrea, Quirasquare, April 18, at 11. t at lastA Prome, Lamb's Conduit-street, corn dealer, pcU u Isaac Lin% Little Alia-street, Goodman'efields, dealer in watch materlal‘Apail 16, at U. ALOIRNON Joan HA MP, Mikeirest, Cbsepride, gold Ise printer, April 14, at 12. J DAVEY, Whitecroaostreet, It, Luke's. baker,April Id, at 12. ;far/dad AISOUSTOS BAUM', lienyon-road,, De Beauvoir-town, tea dealer, April 18, at It WILLIAM BURONRS, Villierostreet, Strand, general agent, April ld. at It ALFA= HIRT MAIM Vilitemobeeetreet, trunk maker, April 111, at 12. WHIM* Houndeclitch, sauce manufactr., April 11, at 12. .10922 H Rum= HMS, De,Seittrcag, Old lord, eloper, April 11, at IL JOHN CHARLES AITIII 10111R1511 Denbigh-place, Pimlico, clerk In holy orders, April 11, at 12. HOW? BENGLAID. Behredsre,Hent,ordsuga agent,April Mat 12. CRABLagi ABUT, FOrdlfthridm Manta, saddler, April 11, at 12. 0110/02 JAN= Jolrestra,Chatira, debt collector. Aprillo, at 12. PRIDER/01 MUNDT, Chahar, Backs, lineedraper, April 10, at 1. MORA= liaTe,Wandsworth-rd., Surrey, pig gesier,Aprillo, at 2. CHARMS BOIT, Brighton, hotel keeper, April 10, it It Diem. linvirohne, little Sutton-street, Clerkenwell. pceter toe chereassrager, April 10, al 12. AUGUSTUS BM; Easton-road, stonemason, Aprillo, at 12. SALOIIOIII PICARD, Nigmoreutreet, Cavendlsh-equare, watch maker, April 10, at 12. °BORON Butler, Wsrkworth.tensce, Commercial-road Fast, of oil works, April 10, at 1. Jo i rrira r iellr 13M 0 DIN °ALLAH PownelLreed, Dskson. ooranier ' dal clerk, Aprli 10, at 1. ROW? HE IM 150017, Tollit-street, Mllermd, machinid, April 10, at 1. JOHN WON% WES= at Throe Tuna, Jewry-Meet, Aidgsfu, grocer, AprU 10, at 1. 1111100131 TR ALDROTAMDL Connaught-terrace, Edgware-road, nor , fectioner, April 10. M 1.. Janis WOorrvi, Cardigamplaes, Kennington-lane, builder, April IS, at L ligniment TOMEIRS GWta, Ofeecent.pisoe, Burtreserescent, and the Archie. Hinry-et.,Bernsondsey. w ins merchant,April Etat it WILLIAM RAN= JAME% South Norwood, coal merchant, April LS, it L DINDIRCEININ, Bleafordtgreet, Battersea- 0,, April at 2. ',lnman no, NorthawHerts, builder, April 11, at 1. Wratams ADAMS, Seib, Kent. market gardener, April IM, at 1. ARTRUg 110112,011, Erithit:rat, general dealer, April 2% al 1. WILLIAM EMI= abet/nand, Berks,grocer,4l.23,MlL CHABLIS WIMP and 901 CARMOUCHZ. Laurence Pount asey-latie and Bush-lase, tlty, merchants, April 23. at IL Joni LEE Fie% Shoe-lane, cbeeaemooger, April Li, at 12. Can= Janne TURRISJ, St. Pate-read, Camdimerritilireb water-colour painter. April 23, at 1. JAM'S 80811101, Ritchie, Bade, grocer. April WI, at 1. SlErlisi POSTER, St. Leonard'aen-See, bull er, April 211, at 2. WILLIAM TULL, lentlatotOwn-read, fishmonger's assistant, April 3S, id IL ling= REBUT andJANES SAUNDERS. Birmingham, coach spring • mate= April le, at It James Bowe.? Urn; Nottingham, grocer, April 10 at 11. Jacoa BuCILMID, Cltippenham, Wilts, brewer, April 11, M U. Joy, MU= Bristol, WalebOusslitaa, April 11, at IL Wmgrall HWY WII2OIII,SR Day. Oornwalljeweiler, Ap. Lett! JOHN North Ormsby, Yorkrb., ironfounder,April SAIL DAVID and m JO= HARRIETT at MALIIIIOIII, Marvelous, erchaugs. April 9, ll. Baena= JOHN Sonar, Hub= Lancashire, registrar of births, April 10, at It, MARTIN OLGOAII, lfaeeMder, dlk merchant, April 12, at 12. JOSIPH Wintimata, bandana's% Jeweller, Area IL at us. WILLIAM HAMOOD,WolverLampton,proviel on desler.Ap.lo,at 12. JO= COOPNR, Wolverhampton, cooper, April 10, at IL lONS THOMAS EVANS, Wolverhatop, grocer, April 10, at 12. EDWARD LRADOURS, Middle Wallop. Hants, brewer, Apra9atll. Tian= =rm. Los/bridge Wells, baker. April 9, at S. WILLIAM MARIUS PAMIR. Posemantle, Hampshire, butcher, April IL at It. ilagaii MMus= Aberystruth. milliner, April % at IL JO= TOPPING, ChUrch-hlll Cumberland, innkeeper, itp./0,1t12. Wutyloti Ammo, Silverdale, W44°1%1211., collier. April 7, at U. JOHN CORTE, Claydou, Graordsh. farmer, April 5. at 10. EANDLI, Halm., Lancash ire, milk dealer, April 7, at BERRY COsWAY, Sherbert', Yorkshire, owe factor, April 7, at & Illimuno Ilium Norwich, to publican, April 11, at 11. EDWIN MOODY, Aston Brook, Warwlcksh.. butcher, April2o44lo. MAZE CROM322, Aston Manor, Warwickshire, late publican, April 2% at 10. Awn BOLT Birmingham, general dealer, April 20, at 10. ItoNERT BURT 00.1, Cardiff. ship broker, April 9, at 11. Jo= Lein, Penal% Gleznorgansk, ammo, Awil 9, at 11. Camila DoMOII, Heaton Norris, Lannsh, beer retailer, Ap,1112, at 12. THOMAS Damn, Yealand Conyers, Lancashire, innkeeper, April 13. at IL THOMAS KIDD, Stanhope, Durham, butcher, April 9, at 10. EDWARD Weak Loegtowo. Cumberland, grocer, An. 1110, at 2. EDWARD orgy BROCLIBIIUmeT, Liverpool, ads ionising agent, April 13, at IL WILLIAM BUTcHINnort, Bawteartall, Lancashire, quarryman, April IL at 12. PHILIP Thomas HOIRg. Derby, commission agent, Ap. 10, at 12. WiLLIIN SToßes. Derby, book-keeper, April 10. at It. EARRIEL Ls/v=lM, Imabetartin, Devonsl,carpenter,Ap.LatlL WILLIAM Etcpwron Nottingham. lace maker, April 11, at 11. WILLIAMPARRY, LianberfACarnervonsh., shoemaker, Ap.7,at 10. DAVID Rotten, Sedgfey, Staffordshire, tailor. April 10, at 11. Hiner BucwllAM. Landon Milla Essex, butcher, Ap. 3, at IL JAMES BARRY MORTON, Greet Bowden, I,eicesterehlre, law clerk, April IL at 11. JOHN BEDFORD, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, tailor, April & at 11. lama WIGLaY, Oaken Oates. BhropslL, millwright, Ap. 1.3, at 10. firma= 107, Poole, Donstaldre, grocer, April 9, at 1. LAST EXAMINATIONS. April M. R. C. Boyt, Crometreet, Stockwell, coach builder- April 30,7. Bards. Regent-street, Kennington-cross, harness maker-April 30. T. Edwards. Blackfriare-road, grocer's aunt ant-Apra M. E. J. Hollis, Winchester. attorney-April 20. D. I Plane, Stratford, Essex. draper-April M. T. B. Franklyn, St. Psurothurchyard, silk merchant-April 20. J. Lay. Prince of Wateuavenue, Haverstock bill, licensed victualler-April M. D. K. Jarvis, Great Jameostreet and Groreernews, Liseon•grove " and Grand Junctiorewhan, Paddington. oilman-Apra 'O. Eve, Strand, tea aler -April 13. J. R. Hobern, St. Anbyn's road, Upper Norwood. builder-April 26. R. Mortimer, Noel street, Werdourutreet, beer retailer-April 26. A. Jeffs, Jef fries.road, Stockwell, and Cornwall-roa Lamheth, builder- April re. H. C. Pike, liigh-street. Peckbain, watch maker-April M. F. Thomas, Praire, Surrey, tailor- April 30. T. J. Trim, Friday-street, City, comma cial traveller-April 30. J. F. Spencer. Wood-green. Tottenbrus. coffee-house keeper-Mnil 30. IL Camp, Middle-rare= Shacklewell, cab driver-April M. J. K. Courtenai, Malden-lane. Covent-garden, repo. ter-flay 3. 8. B. F. Lamb. Grays-inn-square, solicitor-April 10. 8 smith, ' Chedwell-heath and Barkingside, Essex, letter of macrame for hire -April Brooks. Hornseyread, late coach builder " t s. pre j. 20 Appi . J. to W ii, illia w m arri s, r igth eumm ii. Careen... him roce Ironmonger-Aprilr-prilte. W. Haaketb. Accrington, Lancashire, ootton manufacturer , April 18. J. 11111, Newardle-upon-True, contractor-April it R. Cam, Stoekton-on-Tees, mercer it Sarah Parker, Leeds, maker of ladle& underclothing - April 13 Ann Parker, Leeds, maker of ladies underclothing-Apra 13. W. Orange, Leeds, warehouseman -April 13. J. Bliley and J. Geldard, Leeds, masons-Aril IS. C. Cane . Leeds, lithographer-April 16. A. Holtman, Cardiff, late yeoman-April 17. J. Boma% Bristol, chair manufacturer -April 17. Ti'. C. Brown, Bristol, cabinet maker-prilMlllican, Pakenluun, Suffolk, bricklayer-April A 19. P. Minima. Bury Edmund's, Suffolk, bricklayer-April 13. J. Challis, Jun. Bury St. Ed mind's, corn merchant-April 13. G. W. J. Clark, Bury St. ltdround'•, tailor-Avila& M. Shwa, Cardiff, hair dresser- April 13. W. J. Chaplin, Leamington Priors, Wiewickslttre, hotel servant-April 13. T. H. Harding, Leamington Priors, tailor-April 13. C. J. R. Bedford, Great Malvern, Worceetan shire -April 12. Martha Susannah Meows, Holm% Luicsabiss, -April W. J. R. Good, Liverpool, mariner-April 20. grocer W. Mullen, Everted, Lancashire. late adjutant to a volun teer realnent-Aprll 20. J. Morrison, Uverpool, Journeyman tope maker-April 26. J. M'Clough, Bradley, Lancashire, factory orrerionker-April 10. G. batten, Longtowa. Cnmberland, sta tioner-April 2. J. Hall. Elnpwlistotd. Matto' dtlairk p i k butcher -April 2.5 T, Timmins, Eingswinford, tailor -A 1 rO. C. S. Tyler, Oakham. Itntlan,:shlre, glade -It 10. J. wild ing. Ponteabery. Shropehlre, wheelwright-AprU 19. H. Weaver, Worrell street. near Gloucester, builder -April 10. W. Jackson, wheidoc k.b ei th, Cheshire, grocer -Aprilg. W. Wiley, Bentham Grimy, Norfolk, foreman of a brickyard-April 16. W. Graham, Barnard Lbstie, Durham, publican-May 18. 1. Meson, Mime d= Radnorshire, shoemaker-Ely D. lama Mentmel. Radnorshire -April ie. W. Train, ncarborough. butcher-A 17. IL Pellatt, Brighton. Late dealer in coals - April 24. L E I. m.saught, Dudley, pannier-April 12 C. Howard. Temsteß, Staffordshire, butcher - Apra IL J. Ocielotegh, fordshits, potter -April 13 J. Peake, Tunstall, joiner-April 11. w. Booth. Healey, staffordshire, shoemaker-Aril 19. IL Taylor, Barnsley, Yorkshire, all mercbst-April 27. W. Abbla, Bedford, bearahop keeper. BANILEUPTCHIS ANNULLED. March 19. EDWARD Joint, Dock-Meet, Upper AA Beattlifisid, Roma= victualler. March LI. flaniat.Jan= 111001.1sitecrosport, half-pal lieutemeng in the Royal Marines. sapr Dakar. - DICLAILATIONB 07 DIVIDIIID6. GROWN MILNE Pljnioath. draper-Ist dividend if Is. lid., say Twolay or Friday. et Carrick* Exeter. Innis BOWER, Beret:oneb. beettedider dreldend 01 Irddlioda. ed Tamen Ilelefedl. DIVIDNIMIL April It LT. Beadle, Creee-verordee-eoneires, amen. Mr—lprll It T. Waleesley zed IL M me. Let, alit ISANIA• lecturers—April 23. T. A. Waiter. Philliabove-ger single% late contrseter —AprilEutaw, monarapgr—Awil 12. J. w ots roper-4;717-T [STAMPED, Id. ADDMONAL.I traria, Barna& Yorkshire, farmer—April 7. J. Hereon. Bb.l. Geld. tailor—April 7. B. Thompson, Sheffield, withesmilh—AprU 7. H. tralee, Mraster, grocer.-ApcU 6. T. Herr, Sanjay, Carnarronehire, farmer —April It. J. Barracks, aline, Lanca shire, tailor —April IA W. W. Horecasele, Brampton. Cumber- Ss& farmer -April BA J. &use& Bristol, coach bolkier—April 10. J. Salsbury, Uflowash. Derbyshire, brewer—Ap ri l 6. J. Straws, Linear, eating-hers keeper—Aril 6. T. Mow, Unser, agent for the sale et manures. PARTHIERMII DISSOLVED. A. H. CUM sad T. Bs& anatraeue—C. IL filmes and J. Pordred, Birmingham, drapers—J. Taylor, son, and J. Taylor, Jun, Liverpool and Stan with Lanese., Lroaddre, oat °Tura—O. Travers and Jackson. Li r . inkla and Y. Thornton, Harrow-cragl iv e r= rt. helloes—W. Ross and T. Crowder Om Deck and Honsierry I ock, Rotherhire, shipeerip , te—c. C. H. Searle, and H. P. Ted, Bloserberr litooembury, • aroldror so Ist as regards H. F. Yell . & Houryer and ' W. M WIN; Lheeryryooool, merchants—M. Ridley. W. Patron, i atiarnd C. Barer, flratban. Uncobashire, &aptness. so far as re a M. Ridley—W.Evans.Whiand A- C. Edwards, Taunton, Bonn, Bomedrapers, A so far r re gards A. C. F.dwarde-0. Mansfield and. A. J. MesesSald, street. Grey's-Inn-lane, and Tunbridge Wells, buildwa—r Ha.. worth and A. Haworth. Harsher* Imseadrine, cotton ramie faarren—i. Yielder G. P. Applerrd, J. Jackson, and ft Jack. son, Waters. Lancashire, cotton spinnere—J. Pennell and W. Whittle, It ;C upholsterer -T. Radioed and J. crier,- ham, Sorb -bridtpe-rosi. Oak saloneen -T. Laa e t .. ll= B. Rates;'R. and C. J. Pe; Dewsbury, Y meffiffider so tart an, rept& C. J. loh—C. Barr, S. jar .. B. and J. Hoskin, Dorstrest, Mancherersseare, SP am regards C. Hoskin-8 . Mies and W. A. Ireser, Brij Bonny, breser—A. Prichard and H. P. tbe. ldesr o j=lip salters—P. S. Callen and J. Barker, Emcee brier. .• Taoxfe soar ftusiersAricaus. • bon sad Ro a n ! Dom Muomr, ealYa Plihri , Mark M the 'unity Halle Hirelow.. Osopsz BUCHANAN, Botthlll, Dumonr tr e, potato sawallisit, April 6, it the Elephant Hotel, Dumbarton. Jogs BOURTOON, Aberdeen, baker, March $l, at the Lemeu Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. LORD CILLYBRRILAIR'S 0711C11, BT. PALLOR. Fiantraiv Z.—Nl:dies is hereby given, that the Queen will bold courts at Buckingham Palaes on the fol lowing days :—Thursday, April 12, llooday, May 14 , at 3 o'clock ; Tuesday, June 19, at 4 o'clock. The lists for all these courtearenow LardOasatberlain. COURT M0173.1t1110. —LORD CHAMBIRLAneB °mon, MARCH 27.—Ordsre for the rourt's golag into ramming cm Thursday next, the 29th ill*, for her late Majesty Queen Maria Am** (widow of his late Majesty King Louis Philippe)—via., the ladies to wear Mark drams, white gloves, black or white shoes, feathers, sad fans, pearls, diamonds, at plain gold or silver *manses* The gentlemen to wear black court dress, with black swords and buckles. The court to shawl§ the mourn* on Tharaday, the sth of April next—via., the ladies to wear black dream, with coloured ribbons, dowersacathers, and ornamenta, or grey or whits drawer, with black ribbons, dowers, feathers, and ornaments. Its patina* to coons* the sante mourning. And on Bundy, the lith April next, thee** to go oat of mourning. Downtna-erannr, Manna 24.—The Queen has bass pleased to appoint Rear-Admiral Charles ° Edward Paley to be administrator of the governmant47ll: lettlement of Lice, on the western omit of Africa. Bucnutonsm Ratans, MARCH 24.—Tbe Queen was this day pleas* to confer the honour of knighthood upon Francis Grant, Eq., President of the Royal Academy of Arta ST. JAMES% PALLOR, MARCH 27.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Berojamis Marra 0 0 Wiell RD., oar of her Majesty's inspectors of schools, to be ail bosomy chaplain in ordinary to her Majesty. KARLHOROOGH-HOIIBII, MARCH 26.—Her Royal Highness the Prioress of 'Wales has been pleased to ap poiot Hellos Bleosore Charlotte Auguste, Vieoonotem Walden, to be one of the ladies of the bedchamber is ordisely to her royal highness, in the mess of Meg Ger . trade, Countess de Grey and Ripon, reigned. DREADFUL BOILER EMPLOSIOR AT LEEDS. About halt-peat eight o'clock yesterday morning (we learn from a wood edition of the Leeds Mercury) a serious accident took place at the Freeload Menge Wake, Dewsbury-road, Leeds, through the explosion of the boiler attached to the engine. We regret to state that though the explosion has not as yet proved fatal to any one, more than twenty peewee have resolved injuries, some of them of a very eartoes character. It seems tlud at the time of the accidriet most of the srortrpeoplowers absent at their breakfast, but the miaow= and soother of the workmen were engaged in the boiler-shed, and about twenty women and girls employed at the place were breakfasting in an upper room of the warehouse, which adjoins the engine -house. Just as the engiaeman wee setting on the engine again to resume work, the boiler ex ploded with tremendous force. The noise of the explosion alarmed the whole neighbourhood, acid the scene of the accident was speedily thronged by an suited crowd of people, those who bad relatives in the works besieging the gates to know what their fate might be. A terrible scene of rein was presented immediately after the explosion. The eogine-hove, boiler shed, and two rag-grinding rams, had almost entirely disappeared, their place being occu pied by a heap of smoking bricks and wood-work. The tall chimney attached to the furnaces bad been rent, and appeared to be in • dangerous eonditioe, and the various buildings in the neighbourhood were seriously shaken and shattered. The worst remit of the accident, however, remains to be tea We have said that about twenty girls were breakfasting is an u roompper of the warehouse. The force of the explosion blew the roof of this room almost 'nth ely off, and the unfortunate inmates were half buried in the reins which fell span them, nosy besides being *otiosely scalded by the water from the boiler. The damage done was not, however_,_ confiaed to the immediate neighbourhood of the works. Tbe suede adjoining were covered with stones throws by the ample, sloe and one large d square deg half a yard sad throe teehes Vie was carried a distance of about 150 yards, and fell upon a horse which w.a standiag in the shaft' of • cart in Hill's-ye:A breaking its back and killing it instac %moonily. Efforts were at once made to rescue the ruder- Minato people who were in the work. at thetime of the ac cident, and with some difiloulty they were got out sad im mediately conveyed to the infirmary. Altogether more than twisty were found to hays bees jointed, but thirteen of these had received such alight hurts that, after having their wounds dressed by Mr. Hey, they were able to leave the institution for their own homes. Eight. however, were so severely injured that it was neeeseary to retain them in the infirmary. Their same areas follow :—Ansie Oempbell, scalp wound, and Wanted arm and leg; Jane Molony, scalp wound; Mary Moore. lacerated wound of the arm, aed bruise cm the head (serious) ; Jane Kelly, laoerated wound of the arm and scalp ; Mary Ferguson, lacerated wooed of the forehead and bruised chest ; Elis abeth Campbell, !aerated forehead ; Beojamie Preston, compound fracture of the left thigh sod severe scalds on the arms and shoulders (dangerous) ; Samuel Pearson, scalds on the legs and arms. Preston, the engine man, is the only prime amongst these injured whose recovery is at present doubtful. Several of the ethers have, however. suffered way seriously. We may add that the works belong to Mr. Mathias Shoed, and that the boiler which exploded was of 40-hone power. About five feet of the top of the boiler has been stripped off by the fore. of the explosion as if it bad been s piece of paper. FITELSAL OF THE EARL OF HARRTEGTO/P.- - The interment of Seymour Sydney Hyde Sunhope, elzth Ben Elarriagtoo, took place stßlveston Church. in the family veldt, on Friday, the 16th lost. The body arrived at Elver ton Castle on the previous evening. from Harrington Rouse, Kensington Palace-gardens (the residence of his mother, Elizabeth, °poetess of Harriegtoa), where It had bee; brought a few days before from Cerium sander the charge of bis attached and faithful valet, Elliott. The premature death of the young earl b.c cast a deep gloom over the whole neighbourhood. where he was greatly beloved, and where his memory will be loog cherished. Far months tt had been the earnest prayer of big free& end tweets that his health might be restored, sod that he slight return to live among them, and realise their fond hopes that he would be a good neighbour and kind landlord. They had watched him from early boyhood , cod be bad gained their affec tion, as was manifest from the grief displayed by the numerous attendants at his lineal , t he arrenseessat of which wee condocted by Mr. W. Stoeken. 1, Parksids. Hyde-park-oorner. Mr. Win. Barren bore the late Mars coronet upon a crimson velvet cushion. The burial sr vice was read by MI. Rev. E Poole, of divaason, assisted by the Hon. and Rev. 0. Walosgbby. rector of Wool lame. The body was earned by old labourers on the estate, the pall-bearers befog Lord Noethiviek„ the 800. T. Wynn, Mr. Ewald Smith, Mr. Josiah Lewis, Rev. Chas. 0. Anderson, and Mr. W. Cm Elisbeth, Countess of Harrington, the late saes mother, attended as Ode, moonier, semsenunied by beg son.la-law, Mr. B. S. Chandse-Pole, el Radbooree Mali, he this onety ; the Lad, Ames Chandos-Pole, tbs late earl's oldest sister. eid General Stanhope, Mr. William Mundy, Kr. N. C. Cur: son. Mr. Wil l iam r Mr. Arthur Wilson, M.D., Be'. William Sutcliffe, Mr. William Rend, bed other tadoessre followed ; the melaseholy pressen= betas dosed= isithied eerrants of the late earl. The Doke if the Sa l et Chesterfield, Yr. Charles Rumen Stanhope, Mr. J. Smith Bent' and his brother, the Rev. Samuel Hey, the Rev. M. B. Scott, end others amid not based throne' en emission is the ism* el es isellstiosa— ,Derbeefsire Albeertimr. DOWN an) Moque:us IlLtua.--Suzr, Mims X.—Tbe ROA. from Bombay, arrived hem at 2 a.m. to day. The puffs*, from Mauritius, arrived at 7 p.m. oft the 241 Whin& [TWOPE NC TELEGRAPHIC INTkrJ4IGENCE. Werna's muse Lug AMERICA. The Inman steamship City of New York, from New York on the 17th inst., arrived at Queenstown at 6 p.m. yesterday, with 138 passengers and 83,099 doss. in specie. She landed seven passen gers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 6.16 p.m. (Per the City of Now York.) NEW TOM, Kis= 17. Moturnro. It is stated that 10,000 . troops axe shortly ex pected at Halifax from Efigland, and that they will be marched from that city to New Brunswick. ♦ public meeting has been held at New York with the object of organising a Fenian naval brigade. No important persons were present at the meeting. An Anti-Fenian league has been formed in New York. Mr. Stewart hawintoodueed resolutions in the Senate prevention conditions for the admission of South/me repeverostotbree le Poegrese. These reso laicise, which hiie been referred to the reocoutrue. tion oommittes, suggest the adoption by the Southern States of the constitutional amendment giving the negro'. equal civil and political privilege; with the whites, including the suffrage. The Southern States should also repudiate the rebel debt, as welt as claims on account of the emancipation of slaves. The resolutions recommend that when these terms are complied with a general amnesty of all those engaged in the rebellion should be declared. Thos Equate has refused to admit Colorado terri tory as a State. The republicans have carried the New Hampshire election. The republican members of CongiceisdicicateMr. Johnson's policy, and have held a mating, at which it wee resolved to organise their party in order to support their views, and also to petition the Presi dent to remove Mr. Stanton and Mr. Harlan from officio. The Indiana democratic convention have endorsed Mr. Johnson's policy, and denounced that followed by the Congress. In the Senate Mr. Sumner has introduced a reso lution from the oommittee of foreign affairs, pro. testing against the transportation to the United States of persons convicted of crime in Europe. President Johnson has received Baron Beaulieu, I the Belgian envoy, upon which occasion mutual assumes& of friendship were exchanged. It is reported that 40,000 coloured troops, at present stationed in the South, will be mustered out during the next two weeks. NEW YORK, Yawn 17, Nostrum. Money abundant. Geld, 1301. Exchange on London, 1401 ; ditto Paris, 4.14. Stocks firm and active. New York Centrals, 921 ; Illinois, 118 ; Erie, 831; 6-90 Bonds, 1031. Cotton dull. Mid dling Upland, 404. Flour and wheat declining. porn steady. Provisions dulL Coffee quiet. Sugar dull. Molasess, limited demand. Petroleum : erode, 261 c., beery ; refined, 40c. The receipts of cotton at New York since the lst Marsh amount to 28,000 bales. AUSTRIA& . ♦ND PBUSSIL BK&LIN, 2dAsou 27. The Zeidleriseho Corrapondens of to-day publishes an article representing the present state of the Austro-Prussian relations as serious. It considers that the crisis is far from dimiaidt. ing, bat is, oa the contrary, becoming more dan gerous. The article pinta out that as soon as Austria had armed her financial position would compel her to hasten the attack, a circumstasee which the Prussian government is taking into serious consideration. ITALY AND SWITZERLAND. BERNE. plAwn 27. The Federal Council, in its reply to the last note of the Italian Government relative to the projected Alpine railway, declines to discuss for the present the question of a subsidy being paid by the Federal Government. ROME. MARSEILLES, /Gam 27. Advice. received here from Rome to the Roth inst. annonnos that the senior officer of the Pope's honseholdestablishment had been exiled upon sus picion of having betrayed secrets of state. SPAIN. MADRID, *Awe 27... The Pabellos Nadonai announces that the Mi• 'lister of Fineries hie recommended the Marquis of Duero as a oandidate for one of the directorships of the prrjeoted Credit Foncier establishment. - - THE RITMOUBSID ALLIANCE BETWEEN ITALY AND PRUSSIA. - The Florence correspondent of the Avenir Na tional, writing on the 24th, says :—" The presence in Berlin of General Govone, who has been repre sented as attending the councils that the generals are holding, or ought to be bolding, is simply one of those missions which are connected with a system of military organisation, and nothing more. Every body knows that General La Marmors has always been an admirer of the P russian army, and has himself specially studied its organisation ; and partly applied his studies to our army. There is nothing surprising, therefore, if he continues those studies, especially et a time when there is a talk of effect ing the utmost retrenchment in the budget of the army. The political significance which has been given to General GOVODO 6 mission has surprised everybody here, and I should not be astonished if the minister put an end to it for the time, in order to show that while sympathising with the policy of Germany, the Italian government desires never theless to preserve the strictest neutrality in the difference which exists between Prussia and Austria." DOWNING-MUT, MARCH 26.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Bruce Lcckhart Burnside, Faq., to be a romber of the emotive oraniell, and Augustus AdoMiley, Bap , to bee member of Mai legislativo caused of the Basuto Wanda Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Edward Everard Balmoral', Esq., D.C.L., to be goveramont soaratary sad ersoisry to the Court of Policy sod Combined Court for the celosy of British Gnaws. --Gaete. Tarim Demme re &mare. —Prhe operative tailors al BdialinTli, to the somber of about a thousand tom, oe Meader moronic stanch. in oosemuseas of s didymium with the masters oo the subject of in Wrests of prices of mirk, raspeetieg which segotistioes kem Mee is proves, fee mum Mile time. The shoemakers, SWIM. mil Mime letilm . sed even policemen, me either oe nisikrom whisk my 'mean 01 wages, the refusal of ay m tirTaTZess " onlfornma DISPITCII me t Bomesv Diaita.—Eioorsamr vox, Mance 27.—'71ss Foamier sad Oriental Compsayk atesmsbip Woos, Osptain Reigns, sailed this sftersome vie eats zosibi far Mershar Meditereanass, Egypt, Mos, likmehep,aail Lipper ileepl. She look oat 77 pas. seepre, sad of fraught 1816 boxes wee* Ice Bomber, value 140,8811.0 m *WA sleeves 166,1110 f. isle Ur silver, 2,0081. seerseigees seed 7131. le ttdd thrall. eakibso. tsa Awake (RiserY Mau.). Clissaisam. hisacit 26.—Tiss Ness& leaves st 8 p.m, out the 26th. Rae may be expected at iteethamptos se th•Ath. 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