The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

/2it il ' ~► J ~tholio wheels fatted to retell Ilasvevted L. theai. 1• , 11.6 had eibeel) heat &by, r. 11 . r telly to •111111/7 it, I. 4 .11.1 have iodueed the kw wry were time rdataseala died tf M bod lay recce 0 duty. Alt h e *sold lay lop. et. employ of the Pnvy Ceamkg . ou the isfonnaties they far. the l'ltvy I 'outwit thought thew ,lotv was to brims a . agree., 11 iv; uvue.ed thaa evasei them he itipreveti it ter istioneece sk . it the pieeticte_ . Ithi bees pet. het there tr. a tw o' al th e 4 their omit deftwalltir her whoa.. but ha 44 sol dux, t., sheer trig.' LiTument Was MOO &fined to. Ili% %KM ;hot ..1 the 1 tth May he wtei!.l tee 4. laqukro gob the stiorittskey .f 11 li•johly'e skips I. dockyards al Tvc._ ..,..;I;l6hirs. Howl Mr. Huh. ' .1 hi.. lw , lloll gria rompoct May. %It ixm►a noitr; I 4 es the 39th et Aprl t imamate. to *um iato AND MEANS. *somata, oa Irby. sod MOW w (ANITLANI)) BILL IpY tall W 1 pustposed satil th SUPPLY. wva net seal sariaid to. SO ACTS ANENI)MENT RILL wi. ttooollkOliii•O tona lorm4 cm Qua tau, BONDS (111,0[0.000) DILL obi Men art parig. I UMW! (AUTAVIC/1). I woo Wimegbt op NW speed to. mriamoNs AND DESIGNS MMI. BILL UM um' sad puma ACT (14.1) AttKNDYENr MILL rsa causational mid weed to. INGE (IRELAND) ACT (1111) BILL. ikal taw* sod paiwad. MEAS.. , R (IRELAND). ai 15.,. to bows is • bill to salmi ti(lnlsdl Act, lisp; also toter* sod A m•sd lb. Lem MOM is Irelaad. :ILIHNO ACT (ISM) AMEND. PENT. iced Isaac to brio, is • bill to ate Mao Raildiss Act ((IW). It op sod rand a ins tiso, oho I) nuoutoa to 2 o'clock, callowood. ARENT& --•-- ego pone el brown or Nweeoreile BriCsek poseeerieor le Aweerki, ell 0, it Zfe. 10i4. par owl, salluive —No Mare of Omni ee Ifeseewsde e Ilswitaur, for die week iodise es wks of brows er 31111111111M16 NW. I tidies, for taw week swim es diem The avenge prise of Ike kr• ger *silly is Slo Odd. pie owl door kw toes gory ireliee wt few Wee bonbon *We Is erg about the some so WS week. I" bar Amor, sod sells mere hi*. gelloo lower, sod soles sermil. r =AA woo dea r ; .11 thio mooth, ge. 9d id= motor, 460. 6J.; October to billowy to WI wising. MS is Aktto silo by anatiss.l.6B6essla Pits 4 Inn molt lath Aatiricaih door amp. 41r, It Was Aosta. a OM. 641. ; ditto ahem Ms 6d. Is out oil, 4.. t. Id. ; 100. 490; o palm oil, Olt ; Wydab, 41o; .16.. , bons grow, 38a ; roogb •rett. ll.—We V, bed s nut the week, resultiog la • ig (kir,e at a gradual bardeedel l : criptione, which for the medlMl ed quoted 1,1. alb., nod the leeks slow than last week. Malls re • eseormea and middhel godhead id, per lb. higher. Murate ben eh esalatswe bees teksit this week 4,131 30 Perusame, let) Maraehasses, 111 Au, NO, Peruvian. nod 6,530 Beal are : 700 Americsa, 31,1 Spptieq is, aid 130 IfeemA and the huh loads At seat Ams Ams sid t WOOD Wes Asterism sad MAAS me. We bare a very elms sterist Wee. The fullowiag aw Ail ed Me Gemmel Asa& 19&.1 ; sedan ditto, 12id. ; hi eg ito,l2jd. ; Tau Uploads, 1411.; ay. Aram 11. --The weeder/ ow Wei • had twelve beers' hairy race, which el thaw we tare bad for sown thee; wbicb has it. effect epos the what, I is such changed ea colour far I met limited supply of wheat et soh sit Ir► ampler were takes by the Braley awl beaus both rathet —N'. have hail • fair sapOy d price* lolly supported , 521• 11 Ilia:er without clasp ; II —We had • goad stilted's.* el irl •best hoe amaireded • II 3 the esteems prim d Maw lid Rely odend. sad the dimed have bass mobild •• Male as 188. Irreei as amass aid 111. 8• l• • his man Maly carnet hair ilk sad the quatatioas of lad Ms and mama steady. hat is lan sod b•rley melraeld , ••• Mint Aram, ad baye has mid a• • mai ohm" *apply and WYE daserat. BIM l ed da. Avenge ke weetwillid U gm, at 07a 11141 A trafilm. TN • O& 70 ad M. SOL PA Aram Wad SOW% basis H.W. Wog 1141119% 3111.: 67. lb 34.; Nora baba ba wr. TAMMY base Da" 13 L; Waltham, V. Ild.; Walls Lad Lim lb. Wane lad OWN NW, 15a. M. :Walla Lad well. 17a. M.; W. F l e rn Ilitko. 170 K ; W. F.a.l • lb dd.; Wab !I. Ehal Itartkpmel, lja; W.& Gal al. 1.n.1 9d.; Wal/a Walla lid bath 17a; W.l f.l • E.' Whitaarla.l 46, t kethrse. , .. ••I• rri.; Yelp* at samskot, S. said.3l IMAGES, AND DILATE& Ittr.7llS l. . •al tr• Prninelak Lalielliiirp• 00 n .4 • Avostillet I .10.11,0 tipper saiwwww. Y I. .4 • •••n •.t. .1 II r.ravott. lee. el Foot • et C. 1•49,1 •tr-‘ , l, Debits. the Oft voi .1.4*41•te1 u6lasi rhac. Übe wit* et !gr.!. TAO. 311 A RILIAGIER. oral at Josswie. Pleall/110. 1 .1 1 2! trinth lilt. a"" 16 , 1. , FlrlattinetniA Uscoio. Al 4 AS lb. Ailtedral. limadwilmr. Mr Wet. ti A lbr tr• MAL lA.. w r d lb. kw it c.414r. Sao.. al I°. —Aprll9. Il 1.4 k mime. NSW CMIIII4 FM Ilbsirry llr J Ownion, se MOM/* r. So Warr. tlx.igAter ut Sr. r . 11101100. DEATHS. 11 ertr.street, 'laphap. M. 3. MOO I low. of Mrroasio plonk 11 ,1501.34 Woroick square. C. L W. ILWiolff. SOI• arlley, Slidellsors. LlAretawall L 1111 00 . 24 tt Al• 22.41.1~2, 47, Ilisterd . Ifftiers, of Weal JrWan" ------ ;I in %mune Knee at 11=1,...1".11 ii i thie I It) of London. . risk IN the Practise' .t i ..---- .... VAL Na 4,890 A - - CIALCUTTA, milling at MALDRAIL—The we4l - clmper auxiltary otessoWETDASPIP, t.!47 tote, Ad bm- prom, an. brAbor to lbw Vebiels flolo'so kayo os ton Lab 11. y. eseletkise pesonspers st and I. os tint avessol us the IVa floy. 4kki srmillesd obis built U. ovals be as lodio took bes bon Sonveghly mated, las rriMaie ainemedsier , prompea. sod wilt c arry on al oof T ril l== be eeaei.aei eleslidy by ono of the foßfoolos iszalary alma womb belesitele to ties cosysfx Taft Date tol --, 1.013 'Watts. .....a 1 0,111 , Sat I Jame 1.1. , blaarltho I %IS la ' 311415. l'agteLS .. ram' 1 , i;.i.4' . :...: ':: IC an ON =bur IL. 18. ' loan aflearast/t.; Lilt Oa Nwroorbor IL I Vag or pormao ink 111 NUR OLINILAY mei 00., M 11. W. Its *AEA Nam £ll .. OTT sad Co . 110. LC.: at at the Masa at t , .. . , 04..ay. a. litlasia*.laa• Imam LC.. wtaas dr 1•111. boo. L .“...n toe appololossla as ladazallo r n w servial aboald 1. ...I. , Intatati. Mai N ks sad Imam Noon Onermy (Umbel. IlitroarsiC. OVIBLAND Rovra,oomatcau2s s z kr INDl tu itra i r i p The asd • cunt T WOK PAWNERS isrA _men Can t r= M dint* 0110•111 r. Nib. M E I" r th. il lesila i d fl a ir: l i te= Ma A4va. ad /118br Word lie Inlb soll of north : rid yr i. llossige. kW • *m. Illatipmeog mad W ow. bp Ile Omar, key. We ~.......i viir a l a li mv ii" : elle =II • t r••••* 'MKT - - - 1171 Li 81 1 11A311 00XIIIIIMATION be T v UMW YOWL !Mori-418 UllllOOOl, Nnu TOM mil NTLAWAIII COWLS T 'mead dam- in Z i altrymi I 1 Anew AMudim man M geocar lows le mks* iskilow. WM IS I TT " urtituria UAW YORK. iMT OW MUIROYOU, IrMarkg. April lt spoNEUP,OII. WMAN•Asu, Aida IL • !TWA, W•Melay. Apt SA AM mem amsuAbf„ ... W= g .. n a li e thrielk U. 17. and U le So mum Irerword Prealle& s . i. II = r ows lor Omds AM Me Velem BUM Amami Unia—rof Trrimer pirtsnhis ant le wEarriTsrea ish im mepas o tt &wager . or So gimped WALT. U. Rig • DRILLIPPI4 GRAVIES, wed PLIILLLPPS wilt despatch the uuneemen lbstelesa steamers es IsOw Vee es SOTTLDDAM. the DATATIBIL fres the &t sod, romps Mean WINK War** 'wiry tbrobq seseling, at 11 an.. aM tb. rviccoosi. gym Thorelar 'waft t &w -hom sI the Toner. Ix .Text. 1 6. 001100111. Wednesday evestoo hplll be= Nereelyessna Fares : et. L. and Oa SEM= Sane Mind a ten sod a halt Nenest.-2M Dattwor betvine Dream and Dreonefeeen ow epee tar the taareystee penswere and weeherike to Iratesa at Germany for BoTtlith BUBO. the 1111111111 Wank. BARON 111111P110. re LONDON. alternately every In dam trots Horeellylews. Fenn 11 ha sod La ler fright, wane. to amok* Moot% l'alversal Me* 1 1 1 1 .= so rin. GLIM!, sod PHILWTI. AMITTANA. OOPPIR MINING NOTIKS Nzury ervu,_ Uolt OIKITTFICATIN MIAS* ow ow ine* fklivety, la mellow tor tie tookan* rocetiota The entire number d aim HAN thloCo lorioogroy Imo Imo ollogoil. T. COCK. ltog I. Cllhriotturoo. April U. UHL Pand S. EEYPIJS HAVE OPENED . AUDITION AL tiORTKITINSITIPSSIaIIik N. Its. OIPOZIONTILLIIT (nearly opprisita Nood-striet). In esiOnnalor with their lily Moles. 91 Ic 93, CITY.II.OAD. THIS O. ABOUT TO 111211111111 respeethilly soticinel to inspect *shrimp sad varied Sock of first-class Vomiters at both listedlshassitts. GOUDA CAZILIAGI KINGDO IrItLY TOM AN Y PART Or TILT notalssese - and post bpi. ~V XCRLLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANT& A/ MODICUM MCI ACS Ilea lIABIUQUIL"—WATII2I. /RON rid DADUDEN, having boa hnsoared with • Flrserelea• Medal at the Parte Colverad Itklhltlon. aceeeopook,l by the thee* WWIOII. WWWww.l. rwpodfttlly melte the pablle M aii =it iT i Maly UttLD CHAINS sad summed! aseortateat it all mote en b b. . W awl Mb KiDlL= l"s idacalths. Manufactory, No. 111 6 Owen t• W.C. Eatablialied A.D. 17911. maTir O sad J toe Is. each. 14.111. This le Owl at 0 La Yu maim, aad eu Saturdays at 2 HAMILTON and K I MPTON, TAILORS, 106, STRAND. ne MATING 4 the covalas "°'° are sow nay, a wYa IpKillar• ganweatt ary kept for Itirpeetiou Tito trawier lay ale lot variety. awl of teats,* awl patterns that 'Y uma be olat. A whet stock of "'taloa, lounging, old *ow. mato two always Oa Aryl. at BAIIILDIX sad KIMITON'S. DR, filmed. apposite Issisr4rlL imr. MILKS' (ALFRED WIBB MILE) 11W SMOG AND MOM INCE kir W Owlib ANOOLL ondinsil 711003111. le Avg NANA swl wads ler lftwo Trowws iwisimisktratias, wureaftemnes ism imoolantiar. ma-nov=4.lM owl lib, Is as• mosssied wWI mos WAWA' owl adwi , Niko Ye rm. INTANUMUNI WO YIEDILUANT. SW.. A RARE COMBINATION. A. MOMS mil Wit beg respectful!, be mid liee= See be owe gegurbeenit of all their estalMM9669l6 u. 61111Valleirldbager eiseelateg inth rims tbegiese geedseigm. Tie* alsengbei DISPEN , ABLL At IT. adopted equell4 ✓. Hdlg. tr avelling, or besteese. be limd be • of noomooLlo laastonable &CM Ilk to vairmatly r kr,..rleaged to 14 the cheapest *Pa Past eintratele matt ever persist:ed. To he nbasiard °sly of L MOtL4 ami PION, Merchant Tailors, aloha Makers, Woollen Drapers. Mattel., bowers, 130ot .n 4 Shoemakers. sod Ueseral Outfitters. Loystre Mosses City tritahltehntent, IA MI. 156, 157, Miriork-s . N. P. SS, IP, 07. P. 99, Aldigate. iittod ttreet 111•311C11, SOM. 507, PS, New 1/iford street I. 2, L Hart street. Totteeshtna.court.s.ad Presets. 137, IA Tuttek.ison s , slrt ros I US, Easton wed. r...mtrt getabliebes , ma : The& 1.1 st.,l kirs,ll.ol, Vorts9lte. ... AU article. are msrkol to plate figures the lowest perm. from whkli we shakeout can Ito leads. Any arack not amtroved of will be exelianeed, or the money retorted Lim pricey with rule. for self.eseamirsmont, and materna, pout try. Vatenstive preparations hem byte made for the loprlzw, 111101U 1 and MIS 4 oilabilithastrets ars closed every Yrlday meek* at sanest till AaLtaday maim At sunset, whey Mistimes 1. frowned seal 11 tieback. SPWIAL NOTICIL —The Off Anil:411111 F.N71 4 will be MOLD 111110/1111,0W sad MILDNICBDAY,tbr 174 h sad MA lAstant, aid r. olosed on Tbsawlny manias as imoul. AFINI BRAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, sad Illsbialre are reetteti ley thew et lUM LAN DV 11ACM111•11 01 L. Tills Assn* tessna• IE4 pagoda ab ssisrsbillp is blob mob km Its ssprocedissisil assesse= be MI di yews is yreisotiss I s sprisstk eseleribs, ri MO Ole bows V. ft pr•••sts tab Ms Whims sll se bob is• pay, strssetbsur weak I. deism r boa wad art risadrul, siskes it IssiblAby Mo plias rid &dams It is e•pectsl9l besesssesisk as Waft tbe hob si • taul h,.4 et Mb Is al Amiss II bibs displays it• is isnaparshie ressib• MI bee loss boss is bliblisimod favosrlbs huil• Pries Is &L. Ts.. les It, wed le Ms malt and 21s prr h•tibr *AI sad 1101WIA \Demi SION& Ibiths•gardeso, sal hy Amber porrbsmin.—Ask be kowleede leaceaser Ai s JIVER FAILING REMIDY. p. scuTrl BlLlirt aad Ut ah MU% prepared with out alp Ilereurial Irogredleal. treat the swipe or Dr or oil, win be Ilmad laraloahlo to all •ho senor hum Maar sad herr eon ballairstioli. wind, apireaa sidearm. diesluies et the epekihr. Yee habitual east lessees. taallhaperhat sod ad aporiate ad the Mood. they are truly awl!, at . mIW la licit .ails au/ endefal to the atotaarh they create appetite, 0.1 et reaothro the it nr lode wroYs •)11111.4. = 8 :=l: l' ert. fl. lone) n sin ei and I.y rood deo = lo beam. la 10. mot tid fir /AM to set tor Dr , 11111oua red User Pah. lhe psalm ale` =imitated's.", mita -.Wawa Lisothut: mimed on the TOL BOCUAIS 13 I N V 100 R ATING 119813011 C, II tor rigre••• %AU*. Yid G. Irnd Weakens, at NM trams and Sato rigid rapidity Um mod &M. easakatleas„ &why iambi wassail bealli, lammed 9tr. nth, , arl • redesblai diswelopeast d tbs imangar it Una MYI Will Sara eas•lstias, and pane taLsn boor 1114 POMO per Malt 4s St, Us. at tsar times Ma gasatity. ay —Wbakeris *ants, BAULAY Nod /W M. 75, I' antagioNs eart*4 si la doemills th•••oh•st the worl.l. TOZZAITS COPA HlNlL—Copaiba Cubebe dambiss the big punslima. lon them dram u, of a bolo aid Moor. and stresion colicky pains, nausea. N &NOW estattessa. X. Jaime Asa succeeded in remise:es laaprepselk web perfectly imsocurnie. by leeriet- last.LllsCapaklaa all LLwaurallre propertise. This prepare, Iles Ys been adopted by the Pude Academy of Medicine alter dale Woe s thousand trials Is Parts and the different Landes =I'LL. M. Maar% Gera said St liartisokienew*L s an of Mien. Ualt. Moak and Leans Clark. lamasAillf mar- ec it, 111/ Us farishim.irlded t . In fond al a iamb limn la about au day a, Mawr C=l wit arm =lf* fe. Id.. fr.. by pust. hem& Amid. Ilamarket, 1011t1019: 12. Ibr l& Ormala. Pest., sid ell DR. CULVERWRLL, LS.A, 8. GREAT MAILDOROUOIIIIIIIIEIT. W.. an be oassialted spout sit am mot Names lavolnatary iniskino, Palpitation. Loos or bletanz .i basority, Swam.- cantarinotlese. and sa Why sow sad Orlolaal Work, milked A Physkirielsal llondorw of tits above. L.: by Prat. IA It Mask Casaba or Author, as above. Dr. C. may M eassoliod daily nit at Th. to.t.ik• Tama WM. tb. K Moftli 4 eGrwl• ala t. Griot WarfLorooklioirroot, A M Daft 1 WS a p.m. u, st e r LONDON. , .310x.p.a....syncisTa.:::,14P.vg44„ • LTI I Aaht Ju Ws rOPENC: R"" "ALHAMBRA P.kLACIL-LBOTAMB EVKIT /2 1 :2711:60 ?Way ilsaL vialli• Mb et AprlL UAW AKIIINING DAV NW 44.1 VIIDAY„ at 2, until tb• isms dots lad wwwslot ableited efillrlyitly be us 11obtaillas Nam. but +tut WsZilarrip, Nth Aprtl, Wei the 100th awl I (midwife( THS INTIAItATIONAL Sir,7 Vit'NeF, "0 I.F, I).!? 6 iiiFßig e*bilikcJafiq Itifiiry,. boki ' it& plant oliNiiMeat eitaflnub testi atitutlO .diaonsiffssaarinar ainnomod twelve ingedsorl .OMo biters.' 11 . 110 : .0909 olhutnark• will ka spread,, Arc tAihisti-two claws, food and f rogtbeit ; Sweden will shine ! ji ' ' dr wands and niatida, nearly at 'fly ' erl itini itinkwein two and Ames • in ***lv nunbrialialolicta • ' "The statistics which we owe la& Nenday obeli the relative proportious of the Eolith and 'who industrial exhibitors MAUI to have opened tb Wol of the public and the Exhibition mania/era Tb• falling Win the we *ode, and the wonderful in deed an the other (always excepting the fine art exhibitors who form a new section is the pouldstti occasion), prove conclusively that the different tradOcesurnittess, with scarcely .. doe. eauenthute have tekeu an extraordinary view . o -•- pdderlin them. The applications 11101 HM side were far more numerous but the allotments are far lees nurse favoured middlemen mid distributors , before the /lurid iu smayel th 004 4 ,46 "‘. tepretientatives of particular industries, Bag maeufacturets me, elbowed torte way earners, or leave the buikling, the arrangements. The Coainlissioniri, doubtless as much pained and disappointed ,elate of thinga pe the. iffirtmated • 'hourly pelted with protests and en everything should he going inertly 'bell. TIM Prep& commissioners and --_ _ dieing') their work in that calm philosophical n. nee .irbich Chartidterinis their nitexcitable- tidbit The popular kha de the Frenchman wrong—he it med. ln- a hurry—never thought we observed a Preach wor' two agcein hieshirt deems, but •on him we found that he was a Di French souuniiiinsenelottege about delightful esesdity--eunvarsix and t ,orpilis,e. The head-ingride of • their annorissiou Cromwell-ro.4w being fitted up in a style 'of an Emperor. Perhaps they are int en ded Emperor's lodging 1 One room is flecoratekin . Gothic style—another in the Relainiance style— and another in tffid South Kensington style, ••' every Frenchman grtffirelly learning to • • The French display will be furnished 'font thousand exhibitors—one-foo - •' belong to the odoules of the enn Lion of raw produce Is very large, balm) of wanes, vinegar, honey, Imperial manufactory of tobacco ha iition for inaprodireks, sad every 'districts will show in what is cal exhibition. Many poems MSS n. in exhibitions are nut able to see how disouvered in food products, especially pa they are kept under glad dem, and Itomsl proverb about the proof of 11iia~ in the eating. A liberal syst can hardly be expected, and ti LIMB from the south of Europnini 'Roared by courtesy to possess every s. before the juries have delivered their erimiusting verdicts. The entrance to the French court • described, and we have touched upon prominent features in the neighbours, but they deserve notice for the useful as the oruamental. The French machinery, which for its mechanical finish, includes Of machine.. It has mach beat , shows a judicious distribution to the strain to be supported. the great marine engines and in ships are also remarkable for the sad they include a direct application The railway department presents made& of kmenutiver--the invent whose object has been to utilize the wheels on the curves, to increase the steam, and to introduce largel: meld of coal as a combustible. The riages, however, it must be admitted, are more noticeable for their beauty than for the increased comfort which they promise to travellers. Several improvements in boilers will be exhibited, showing how these machines may be made so as to be easily taken to pieces and cleaned. The means will also be shown of purifying water from matters likely to form incrustations. The Giffard feeder as a piece of ingenious mechanism, is, perhaps , most striking invention of all. The locomotives will be numerous, and will pre sent many details worthy of the study of engineers; and the hydraulic machines will show great pro greas duce 1861, and also the ice-producing appa ratus. In mechanics and metallurgy there will be some new improvements both in form and in construc tion ; and Nome important machines will be exhi bited for making sugar from cane or beet-root on a large or small stale. Germany generally will be well represented both by Austria and the Zollverein, or German Free Trade Union, through nearly 5,000 exhibitors. Austria will make a great display of raw produce, exhibiting rock and table salts (of which it pro duces 400,000 tons annually), saltpetre, mercury, and coal, with some valuable geological maps. Its grain display will form an important part of the show, along with a variety of vegetable produce, beetroot-sngsr, wine, flax, wool, raw calk, and woods. Hungary will hold the first position in the food and vegetable produce classes. The machinery display from Austria is small— distance having imposed obstacles in the way of its transport, but a novelty is expected in the shape of a mountain locomotive, with a very high rate of speed, and a power of overcoming auy difficulties of ascent short of au actual defiant.* of gravitation. In manufactures we may expect a tine show of woollen cloths ; a good collection of cutlery from Upper Austria ' • some rare and valuable musical instruments, an d some interesting works in leather and turnery, which are already popular hi this country. The glass manufactories of Bohemia will be particularly well represented, and it is ex pected that this part of the display will show a decided advance upon 1861 and 1865. The Zollverein is determined to make its mark in the mining and engineering classes • and it has, therefore ' sent a remarkable stee l casting from Krupp'a factory in Westphalia, a cannon of cast steel from the same quarter, and a locomotive en gine from one of the best workshops iu Berlin. A series of models, showing the aua and shape of ploughs in every century, exhibited by a learned professor of Wirtemberg, promises to be very in teresting. The textile fabrics from these States will include a good display of silk, woollen, worsted, linen, and cotton fabrics, and the show of hosiery is expected to be very strong. Varnished leather work, works in the precious metals, jewellery and ornaments •, porcelain from the royal uiauldectories at Berlin and Meissen ; large ornamental works iu bronze from Berlin and Hanover ; and specimer.s of high printing, will add to the effect of this section of the Exhibition. Amongst the collection of chased and embossed silver works will be found the wedding WINCH °AMIE" . The NUMIAIIIIMI • 4.‘ d P tike costlributimis ot AMID isiosh . Floolds Moot, Is NOW OlLS.—Adslides Is, : almippw THIL . LoNDO* PAVILION Tichborne nit,,,,,,: ... wrrl ih mil ....—zari a. vm ~...t hr . norm mid *lmo pm" , MP kor ' cestrds• wise, •••0•1 ill II .. mg Desieg holm W• 41441% will b• numiseed. ta a • =Clow lAN bt calla logieb.lll69 WI Nem ••••••••• tbs. Aisainks. lidsl iM i rdsobr, ll—T.oun. ..72Allit. SZIL Pieglfetwa. , N EWS PAPER . .... ~,..,, - 4 . ., • Tit tTI .../ . i w ... ; 6 • _ a 1..., _ . • n .... •• . • • • • ..1* et • .1 , • ":. l•-• / 11e;. 1,, . .., . va ..-- • 24. : 0 1 74Z z •,.'• ? !: . .. 4 ;;J: ..• -.a .49 : Co .' 1 — 7 - ...1 t ' i . .. . bal i...,r. . 1 1 . 7 11 : °. .' L i 111 a I 1 't.- i . 10 . : . I . felnl7.l je 1) . .i 1 , I:4:. . .: aI. ~ ~, i . ~, "— NT , . • . • L'.....0,4 Ttqcsiq 1, ttl,. *,•,llma , I r.. . . V • 7.. . 11._...._ ' . • .. I 1 mouth. Airothdr 'shinb, Brother Novatus, in u4vd 4. , the ihdiiii cl nfinh wax acquitted on the ground that although tip corporal punishment he had; Milicted.on a boy was to be regretted, it was not sufficiently . establiihed that he had exceeded " that degree of correction which schoolm'asters are srapewered to indict by implied paternal delega tion." The Bonne has been better than usual on a „Saturday. Yesterdafs prices are fullysumintaised an the Itente and all other securities. The columns pi quotations show scarcely arty change. S lAMDZVEL Nay" #ALIi BRANDY, Ma pet gibibm. diemileads spell amirsts. to b• pe =.3=m trxammiz..t..."vent riirecriar 1 1 18711C . MralCo. 14 , Old Rurnl.da, adkra, u. 3CIRICCPab Dismay 8111110 - r, 24a. per dos. ussibaseasa with familidasses. DIM, sad Importers; Bialprir bon, LC. Os 11/3t. Illerrer beisminlaliked. Prteo In • T HS LAST •of the As. By Ovs(CannArllAJD. Haar of ••Tinkle newer,' work Is °motels le Hasid, sad relates to ni=l "l7 la flaring, novelty, peefl, sod enterprise. Ilk .rrtta totthe •• lostat As. "Ant eaten nor lo It Wart u ety of incident. • : l Leek 13% lbstalliesk fraTTEtrt s 'Eltir l 4. g A tato al Maio sem Atvistali. Map*: aad thsaNarsat. 7110441, ASIAN Immofte 1118fts4iass, WA Id ivue l us t/ITNIX ADVENTURIII3 of Mr. . maim es bis celeftted loamy Womb Lis. sift Omlft ft.:Aft, Tftftel, Pailissa d ft.A, aimii 1 Mt m so 6 Magairrial Gansu TM ANY aftio Aili lie 011' Millftliikffie ly lileCoasall. Priaz i oxft. lam: Ciafts Warn, AftplAust, DZ. CUM. ow myouloww, 01INIIIAL 611:1111ITY. hr. Jug 9 111411104 . rho lap A W•olrem the halierfar It A i rICAL lon the COSI . = curs of Thl T 17113 1111CLINII la NAN. with pada tor whet reatarailam lobelia well wieme, the mall agewesty aye rests' essaastaie to the parallar nervous sad beettee whisllME MI Aortae lifa 14.4 . 41 .a i 11, lieweallly, Leedom. b• a t Se ' -wiles: .11beellstimiltilphia beret society by itheatthe Woe willartia NW Wootal-•+$ 110 . " a h°l4 the rulailea of went. preceptor. or leshca: Nam IA Ourahill; and .1. -- arlai.a. Wartnelt-lowo. Jut pabllakoit t prim la., Now NV*" Pa post 14 stoms, MHZ SCIOINC2 of WE : or, Rol, to Live, .11. Goo tyro to LNG he; Nookootory d U 4 wks a Maul rabbonsk anal mim44_ ,. . 4t id bolosolior flowa 'n ag ,. • L 144. 111 at Ur Trosiml4ll44 a PIIMICUa le contorm—abo aluelks of bay Uto—Tho Mfg al =_l44-114 of Dlgodlos—Tlio elommeols 40 Ha Cilltradoo of ta. Affoetlofir sal 11401st1os el W Poolooo—lorrom Moonier'. etc.. Ite. Tadao: Masa and sll bnotoollen. Now rawly, yobs la, pool tree 14 stamps, or la a sealed epee 12s le dams, a popular roodleal wort as ,N1L11 1 101.3 •1713T10N. VITA VITALIS, illaxtrated with 100 Ellscritwings from LW of rases attended at the BIM OW. P. awl other Hogitato dosetiptire of the baaoral ofsollansti wt ‘rl apes UN rem sad meows of d int aad g ellownoie alto Itaysl .l th We i e . l 111. &tired amiss. the sew Moillasi who may U= at reirketeo, Oak Madioaolprot, Regent.otreet, load." W. s oppielie the Olds of IL fleirpre March), daily, 11 till I. art from a tW d • Insure, 11 Mil 2. To be hothllrect as above, aad Crum all boolur la PatervatiAar-row. looksa. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ITALY. TURIN, Aram 12. The official Gazette of to-day contains the follow ing circular from Signor Battaszi to the different prefects throughout the Italian kingdom : " The policy of the Italian government is inspired by the ideas of national unity and of liberty. While the work of unification is being accomplished is Italy two political programmes are impossible. The Ministers who succeed each other can differ only as to the degree of liberty suitable for the country. The government will act with concilia tion, but will at the same time energetically sup press disorders." Deputy Ballanti has been commissioned to pro ceed to Paris, for the purpose of entering into ne gotiations with the directors of the Society of th-Fdit Fussier de Franca, for tho organisation of a similar company for Italy. Father Pamagha has been nominated an officer of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus. The Italian Chambers have been prorogued to the end of May. TURIN, Aram U. The papers of to-day state that the corps diplo motique hats been invited to accompany the King to Naples. It is believed that all will :accept the in vitation. Garibaldi has left for Brescia. SPAIN. MADRID, Ann. 12. It is !UAW that, provided Spew can obtain the satisfaction she requires from Mexico in a pacific manner, she will not interfere with the internal policy of the country. The evacuation of Tetuan has commenced. AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN. Ann. 13. The New York, Liverpool, mud Philadelphia Company's steamer Glasgow ? from New York ou the 29111 ult., arrived here this muruieg. Her cows bar been anticipated by the Hausa. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. The following telegram loos been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MARSEILLE% Aram 13. Her Majesty', steamer Icarus, with the above made, arrived here at 7 a.m. to-1. The mails left for London at lO The Mooltan, with the Southampton portion of the mails, left Gibridtar at midnight ou the 11th inst. THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 12. The Petdruadar and Orieutal C.lllll,ally'S steam ship Ellen, Offitaisi Woodgates, hence today at 2 m., with the walla for Gibraltar, the lidediterraoren, Sept, Mee, Southey, kr.. She took ow freight 1,550 Dozer of mock., value 445,6,901„ lee. ed., of which amount bar Ulcer, 412,8504 t • bet geld, 20,0001. ; gold cola. 10,6931 ; rubies, AIM; wed jaweliery, 4251. 15e. lid. for Bom bay ; and for Alexandria. liweenlgua, 1,4001. present Olen to his Royal Highness the Crown , Prince of Prussia and the Princess Royal by the DIMPATCII or limnalcari ][Arta.—The Cunard I city of Berlin ' and amongst the photographs will Royal m e g etwwwee N e w s was eig &a ur a" d. patc h e a be a portrait, life size, of his Royal Highness the from Liverpool far New York with mails for British North Prince of Wales, taken on his journey to the Holy America, l sited &sites, Bahamas, and Havana. together with ; Land. . • number of passengers, cargo, ha. The seat American mall I Holl and and Belgium will show through about u„,. pwe i. N ew r wr k, „I phaidaptii. c samiDy ., s u mer twelve hundred exhibitors In most of the industrial Clty of Washington. I classes. The food display forms the backbone of OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL Qinutasrosni - the exhibition from the first country, although fur- Ann 13.—Ths korai man siousehip Penis arrived her: ' niture, iron and general hardware, and paper and ==. Sit* embarked write, n, sad latest printing have not been forgotten. Pipes and tobacco, , and prossodod . for New :ark at 4 p.m. All well. of h • s pite o f the liTdicrou.i sispruot in the (invite de France .°""er have an honoured place, in umeei y, ~,h as as ~ .b..... g ain i.. 4 kw . is strict orders of her Majesty ' s Commissioners for lia am milMelal attaah. dyed by Col one l bidding anything in the shape of such indulgences. mopperfleg • pillion fat boomed allowance to Belgium is particularly strong in its iron display, salbril . fa FINN% blues lima moth alloPe for and the mineral products shown by the Ministry of Ow chime 01 Own m a = of tb. try; Public Works at Brussels. About eighty ap= tt =mg Ss mite " aseises du pars "he u- • . „ d • ,f,„ , eeee s tice schools, have sent samples of cotton and j e t aliF ialeme,t air lee las e : e rtie l Aw el ts wia th e pr i at 7,;". manufactures, and the Belgian government also exhibit. silk and velvet goods and woollen and ~~ tatimped, Id. Additional-1 ' I 4 4PRAXCE. • q . " i f (man ova own oaaasaroppmir.) , PAWS, furumur Emma. Yon arsisrare of the usepp,ifbiob requires that every newly-eleeted member,of the FrenohAcademy met be presented to the gapperor by the president for the tints, being. The, only, exception ever made was in the pea of IL Boner,. who declared that he would AO* renonsie meat among the envied. display of their ill-gotten Property on this oceesim The total of the foreign exhibitors will be between seventeen and eighteen thousand, and the colonial exhibitors (although many places are represented in the catalogue by a general commission) will number at least seventeen hundred. The English industrial exhibitors will be about Ave thousand five huudred (as we have before stated in our pub lished statistical tables), and this will give a grand total of nearly twenty-five thousand exhibitors. This is nearly double the number which filled the Crystal Palace of 1851, and the labour of the oacial catalogue editor is increased in proportion. Mr. Sidney Whiting is doing his work quickly and well, and the whole of the catalogue is nearly ready for press, notwithstanding the late delivery of the materials from many of the foreign states. The arrangement of the matter promises to be better than in 1851, with less puffery and more careful spelling. Errors there will be, of coarse, but the per-tentage promises to be infinitesimal. Her bUjesty, we are happy to bear, has shown her interest in the Exhibition by sending.the Koh i-noor diamond, which will be exhibited as a speci men of diamond cutting ; sod three large and fine rubies, which came from the Treasury at Labors, mounted as a necklace in gold and enamel in the Indian style. She has also sent an ornament for the centre of the table, representing • oovered foun tain designed in the style of the Palace of the Alhs.mbra, executed in silver, silver gilt, and enameL Reund the base is a group of horses — portraits of favourite animals belonging to her Majesty. On the lower portion of the Nim, which is designed to represent a ruin, are introduced the flamingo and the vulture, and also various pliale which are natives of Arabia. Her Rayed Highness the Princess of Prussia will exhibit a jewelled and euanielled cup in silver gilt—the gift of her Majesty and the Prince Consort to their grandchild and • godson ; and several other rich and valuable objects —presents from her Majesty to the Duke of Baden and Count Bernstorff—will also be shown in the same case amongst the oulletition of Mears IL and S. Garrard and Co. Iselpstiat . court • bad got Itself, moved that the pro ceedings should be wholly or partially an nulled, and the trial commenced de woes, either from the beginning or from some particular stage, as the court might see St. His object evidently was to prevent the expulsion of Mira by the presi dent alone, and without a decree of the court, from forming a ground for Caseation. The advocates of Mails contended that the court was bound to place upon record on their motion the facts which had taken place, and that the lwal consequences of those facts, whatever they might be, must be re served for the appreciation of a higher tribunal. The court deliberated for two hours and a half yesterday without being able to come to any conclusion. This morning, as we learn by telegraph, they refused the Procureur-General s motion, and granted that of Mires' counsel. The trial, therefore, goes on, and if a fatal error has been committed, 3dirin will get the benefit of it before the Court of Caseation. M. Ferdiumul Taule, a student, aged 21, who was sentenced to two months' imprisonment a week = lir writing • letter to Ledru Rollin, was again at the bar yesterday to take his trial on a charge of having, together with another student, named Clemeucesu, publicly read a seditious writing, and collected a crowd by posting a placard. Tonle, on being interrogated, admitted that be bad received a copy of verses (being the seditious writing alluded to) in a cafd, in the presence of three Meads and an individual who turned out to be a spy. Cle meneeau also confessed the toots of which he was accused. They were sentenced each to one month's imprisonment. 'The Archbishop of Toulouse has published a sort of answer to the interdiction by the Moniteur of his proposed jubilee. He merely enlarges upon the distinction already drawn by the ultrainontans journals—that he did not mean to rejoice over bloodshed, "which the church ever abhors," but to celebrate a victory of the true faith. He assimilates his wished-for jubilee to a Tc Deum which government; order when a great battle is gained, not as a triumph over slaughtered enemies, but as a testimony of sympathy for " victorious ideas : " This reasoning will have no weight what ever against the common sense of the public, which I says that if it is right to celebrate the uniamere of Toulouse by a church jubilee, there ought, by parity reasoning, to be one for that horrible St. Bartholomew of Paris, which the civilised world, with the exception of a few bigots, has long agreed to execrate. The archbishop professes his respect for the concordat, but still speaks of the jubilee as a thing that he is " going to celebrate," so that he persists in doing as much as he cau without coming auto collision with the police. A report is circulated by the Temps to-night that the "urgent private affair " which has called M. de Lavalette to London is a negotiation with M. de Flahault, who may probably be translated as am bassador to Rome, to which place M. de Lavalette will not return (unless to present his congf) as long as General de Goyon is there. There appears to be a pause in the expedition of further reinforcements to Mexico. It was stated last night that no more troops wermgoing out for the moment, but only some medical anon, and now to-day we hear that some surgeons who were at St. Nizsire ready to mil have received a counter mand. Two monks_ of the Doctrine Chrdtienne, named Doyat and Mercier, alias Brother Reroofing and Brother Niliates, were yesterday convicted of baviog inflisted divers cruel and illegal punishments upon schoolboys committed to their care at the conventual establishment of bey, in the suburbs of Paris. They bung lads up by the legs, threw them in the air till their heads bumped against the ceiling, tied them up in various strange and painful attitudes, and made them stoop down and kin dirty seats in the common latrines. The de = the obstinacy tin ic ae m yj of iillamour, that is the teedieet et the municipal council laicism* excused themselves by saying they were • ene b i4l a in m tu ad it i i i The Aupsburg Gazette s tates , seemingly in a tone tuition, d m per. They were sentenced respectively,. Doyat at m et , w hich took plea* a few days see, the mamas inexperienced four months' imprisonment, and Mercier to one named are all vary decidedly of the Italian colour. s uglmests 1,100 eavelry, and It pleats el eggillmy. After mi. maw led the away wu put in suppleas most, leaving bolded two paioss of mum, four rairsoris,* sal a large number of men arum and about 300 prisoners. Oor for it 150 killed and 300 wounded. The enemy's for le 800 killed and 1,000 wounded. On the 26th, in the Senate, a resolution was adopted that the Secretary of State transmit to the Swats copies of all correspondence and other F r: between ex-President Pierce and the State t /waving reference to the supposed .con against the government in 1861. The joint resolution offering pecuniary aid to States disposed toemaucipate their slaves was taken up, and a sub stitute proposed by Mr. Davis rejected. The bill to abolish slavery in the district of Columbia was debated, and the amendment to distribute slaves among the Northern and Western States disagreed to. in the House of Representatives the Tax Bill wee considered, and among amendments adopted was a proviso that the tax on goods, wares, and merchandise manufactured pursuant to contract, should be paid by purchasers before delivery. The Committee on Naval Affairs reported joint resolu tions, appropriating 50,000 dollars to enable the Seetetary of the Navy to test the plans and mate rials for rendering ships and floating batteries in vulnerable. On the 27th, in the Senate, a resolution was adopted that the Committee on Naval Affairs be instructed to inquire whether there is any laxity on the part of the blockading squadron, especially at Charleston ; and whether there is any foundation far the statement of the British consul at that port, that armed ships of the rebels have been allowed to go in and out of Charleston, and no attempt has beau made to stop them. In the House of Representatives the conaidera tioa of the Tax Bill was resumed ; an amendment levying a tax of 50 cents per ton on pig iron was rejected. An amendment was adopted levying a tax on candles, of whatever material ; if of 15 cents value, 5 mills per pound ;_ over 15 and not above 96 omits, 1 oent per pound ; over 25 goats, ljt eent per pound. Also to tax anthracite goal 15 cents a ton, and bituminous one-eighth of a cent per bushel ; but that nu duty on mai shall be col lected until the expiration of the reciprocity treaty with England. An amendment to tax cotton was rejected, also the tax proposed on burning fluid. Au amendment was adopted exempting from duty red oil, paraffin, whale and fish oils, and soap. A despatch fro mi San Franciaeo dated March 25, says The Holahan Adverti ser authoritatively denies that agents ever went to England to hypo ' thecate thesauri group of islands as security for a ' loan. There is nu necessity for a loan, niuch less a forced one." _ _ _ A letter from Havana, dated March 22, says : "Her Britannic Majesty's steam frigate Donegal arrived at Havana, Marchl7, and leftforßermuda the next day. She brought English troops from Vera Citrz. Much sickness was said to prevail among them. The French steamer Forfeit, arrived at Havana from Vera. Cribs, reported that a frightful explosion had taken place within eight leagues of Orizaba, at a town where the Mexican troops that left that city had encamped. The bar racks were in ruius, and from them 1,900 bodies had been taken. It seems their stores of powder took fire, causing this terrible explosion. The French division of the expedition passed the night of March 6 at Cordova, and arrived at Ori zaba on the 7th, and left for Tehnacan on the Bth. I The Canada arrived March 10 at Vera Cruz, and the battalion of Chassenrs she brought started im mediately to join their comrade.. A battalion of Spanish Chameursleft Havanuab, March 20, for Vera Cruz. The remainder of the French reinforcements hourly expected at Vera Cruz, bad not arri v e d on the 11th March. There were rnmours, which were ' entirely discredited iu Havannsh, of a large force under Marquez and Colas having won several battles over the Mexican forces. . of quotations show scarcely spy change. -- --,,-- rof the trust 11 7 mind N•rway somas &Amu wirclairermitins - 4011 • 04 igfortealiba . go* the Tidbits. ; anal; emperor, . i I f"Pie e on ' We - tic:Pi ' , ill ' " I° l l e i nt e leßW l en e de ter chief *Ara- ' Per. ' wit) sitiagnanbadtj for' Oh* he deserves credit, •• • , roue then * AbOts *WI the Pant notahle'l=4E ;t l e ieuen,,.,thle iattai • z s,ii i , s . , AM 'FICA. ~ . . mumertnia., ,t 1 few ooustry.,amonsit 'the loom w ill be sows NI. 13erryelos wartime' to him as his ' ~_ . • u rn s t an d fqrward curious ceria‘ - from' Fib 1 gfOrlAi . ltlii - lati- , when hi stood eiktteff .*f i etta l r i ii Ksh ber Ito North 'German Lloyd's -steamship Hues, • . Ms** the leading trade dlltedegneeelleeth• ' ' 4.4) '' ' •••• " • to shower (en 0 4 14 9tain* • Alle . . • Oisotain von Banton,. from NSW York on the NNW - . • ustriee, while liter- ._ itssidris Nal repreeengse . lb ' %Web) elirialsi • b e di spense w itk* e ss ea doeseen poilliondog s ic s o y a off .:o wes on 8,,,,.....i.,, etc k for . to . , , . . ""... 1 Nu d into ost:ot7the- and *4 collistion of wilisitiels.'asist /lit, boil MAI* i g a , saadmi ..., mid g i ga l , s w en dhs 4, 40 ,,5i 0 , s p r e i oa d* "„ ce , who ate Pri e ll igu l t e • • tioi, . ~..,,,,,,......0 • linimister' ..„ Mantua tbSOeliiitidilllllolllllllllMiwto Valldleig ReeepsossiThfor Hawes 91 far Bre- sis s rA.f.l • issil,'49 for lirgland also lipase for Finland, appointed at this mipet i , 4•4 i , oil • sboW "' an ._ " 1163 Y e r, 11 flif.Vr n ' d.44 l4 l ,,, e l '''' . 77; — • . , dein. • for Frames, 174000 dula. ; and for ad ezhib*rs„ are tie e and ;f kr `ft* his Waji4ep.goversimept, and, was relieved fryln . a n ala. ..., .., ". ~. oo p iatio: . , g g mensonaA Whet' • ispab vegetable . Si Mielf Nit ilniistilisa' . the'penolty,bg =imperial Fordo% wliisflohi puidAy. ..,, , L sosk orb. i t , .4.,rth e I g y measers i c a l e d, - m i a 1 '4 l 3•'aa a marr iage niln W ader AnnlehMtanO'll lea 111 %!e 9 ftenli.'ellie l 'tbpsairial..- -Nhisrspedictiam,..nerearer, was sot mob gelfilek' 7-7 7 Y. -- k _ • • 1,6•4 PO oefneeviaMasediewarenillaina• in 'a' iteals'aasem•ferasaliels , ••llbedijosiptiewt of'• ' 's .- 7777.. " 112/7' YOLK, 1 " 1 " 29. 11l u d slat[ are ge igi an timbals/NI 'be Iswisil fin Aboilki% MK. • . .. Ipfitaisa i &do .pfil i , %stems „ ft ~ . .. - imisimaß China arrived_ at New aril, rosothical matt- . *WM .ned !oiii.... as ar .; ..gmaaalemak•mlaked M . „ ta let oo p. Nati 28 . * l4 saisla =ll avv.vved wet; eicitm w Salton: . have ; March 2 tabingisten deism the lai. man is agethei . " 414 • Its ar a iiii,' 4 ...,-;,,i Akira 9g man enliTNett) Ll= T " za N44f4 sever ereited.• My ash •:'''." W ~.:741. S , ... .'. ~ ify.o.,. o r . laroitatethet Con 4 Merrimas ~ workmen • day or. Jggirisid 809 Pr . .: '. l !,- r %I T' . . 11 ' .09 , • 10 " 1.- • • T•pwa and brought one of dry dock ; on walking•mpla . Ws( oaPwlrdle limismisitqaiie= ' .- ; - ..I',l' g,' -• tfa, ,' - ~. nib •. • Grew had gone ou boom:HIS& that she wail. Dutchman. The elgois l ea Awl* !aisiegirs. , Avg* Pen , • -"? '•• ,:',..• .ii , ''" the a ° gen- . ' out wilb.an aim 4 Pier tifeirnasa, . ' .1; i ‘ a *AL . . .1 0 01 T . ' '" • • ' # 164 I . l nne l °tie . ' c eilln- ' 0 441. ittafor action. " heavier , ~...., • _oleo's/ .cilligibil." he steamer!. ~,, I bow—loc) 04 aud. kW !VI, s 1 :1 ' 4 Tnerlor t . 4 ter em sbii li d t A i te of „,_,LeinTeßb t (4 li' i a, .... ..,^ibil — Xvolifown ~ ba d also . . been. ~,, A le el m us. r' • ..•• , hont the b , r w. v.- ; , ...____. ____, r ,____ -,, .....b 5 igt' ' - * . Sebald y the Merrimac. ' -,-. hi 001FM*104 fiLthe, ..rbe ii col" ' . '•' . " • ;4' "- " - elli a ""'" 11 "."' • ' 1.141°17 ' °is —"I &meters freers"' iff ' regiment '' • s e a p in & style wordy abated Nooks tag • WO* wwdianty" 441kponsissaincelleallea- Shabliaf II Mar . ,• • that the Menhone-wan faidapy expects- ire intmded for the claws of • • hobbila •' . Pri, -.Wile at 4. ~ aas i t Pao. r o , .. ... vit i .l6lo,l 1 , ,Y i • .1141 ia klecorated,in the fro* tillseeallie *WPM ngske, Jade t % hr. _ • pros' Itita r... A..,781 i s •A •T" . • SoiepsiWir andrlf . o.'' 10, 3,000 : '1 dewarsea style— a disploy, • . ..,..... .. „ i gloo coinf l orts gcm and M. CIO 613 ii ...,„,,,,„......, bsiftriboutisialed . , noon st ye , which have a Amp. • • . '_ 'nil 604 z, in IIaddiSMACE4I4 bound to be '' -eves,/ the troops of theihow‘oodforty norms owning to admire. soda •• a... ..i:;113., ~, in 1, in ) ** eel: . * e m er y b e MOW, therefore, •••• • • bp Use shells frau Sim Federal ban= nrcished be nearly this • , l ia „,„-, • • nimiA!' Ortega pit' iNM Fsbnelmiellibil mad" daisowie , , ... . , „,,,,,,,,,„,„ rp . a b ore bees a c .f our th o f name 4 " illhel Poselelll4 in Wet .; sad 1.14 1 baseamorarbiOrdor. Lc lgorkiliArteallOPAllit 11 "" n • • ° Rit T ifitAlisirs,weee''• • •;eiremstbened. , . _ upire. The' canoe. Npais liffiristifilit allishatipay. • . al""Xift. OK eV*. AVOM I E , I :1M* .1114 44 ' • ert&e wssm—warmed-Ambore 15,000 " ~ an d a lso the e mu. Itallismi atsubligise tesereess tad byname Aiwa was , ,_ present kt,the gircif 0 ry, goep sad tligiga t ilisoisfssante had been tre- y, and war. This ,two timaaad , WOW% 0h01,57 almost . .otOotioc octave Fe uiflbf. i f ro : D T. 4 7 ll l MeV OG. of theAnnene o f • sa i s Nam. gems. ,b aa sm ot e & a go od ins , r4 ,„, e1 s t i t is l .4„ p . aue plc lie mi4e )4 60 0 euMondaY .tut, and both Pardee Oct YE'' ‘-fepos4lo o- • Slat the • new Tennessee cry one of t o wine at the cram walo trim o last veer wffi.biltepl• It with lbs boomers (4 war . On tfle novice ball : fur the gosiglown arasy — WlSte disbanding, called a collective, at 011iai OWN ASP td ride ] roaslifuelY, • weauW& Feek_laned, the 111.Pnner said that h n wen eni g hl t •:' g to afaiktvotiill ,' pikes, *bids was the 11117 els esporience turns , abdillellne siii,esevigerene attempt wilt bra ossuged Mike caotarsisede by the Aga(leullit .LO.. weapon offered to:_L iia , them. The blockading . merit am b e made *wen eile samtlPswia e.:4• 10 a•• • ' •• = ill fact no election cupid have been nfl e ageen* sq ' ..,,pt,., : übskihme .not, appear to have y wane, as long Greer, *mai: -Isrojemi, 290,02 - to him. Re maalered M. 0. Feu tai a.• . s u ..,. .. ea, and S4lude to the bitora, ,who ° sheers fliw ; Turley ,we writer of 'rare mik# ; Int would even ' attire o g . s as h' „ .•1 ad At, • the was , awn, she nu tips; prevent the mime „ a of the pudding toucb.4 4kpop last 7; , unip the es- to leY that ' theil ai re e ' va n° IMP( ' hither : mare award ow adeotidt 'of her sdp 4 elo a r =l: i ir 'ei Wei [ s y s t e m e f' t ee ti og bibit , because it was be plead . under the ina- emisent X. de le f t, lillekletetissibini, ig . y 0r k, r ,„ 0 ,4 0 , 4 0,-,k,i,„„a ..„( .nd the large coutri- negweeht itifllie Tifticib oommissioners ; and iffkvpt' made his bow. "DasransPiew *edit it- 7164116 t ' • New Disparlimemeisi 2)10 i, iel *isn't therefore be has sent lite goods,' Ulf at . t . boa glvtin , be is devoted le perlellPlaeied. .IL &Mont- l ie " as k ~ m,so,, . , as ~ •, 4 ~ . yso . e Montaleui- ~ • I r. 1. . . ; '.. . hang fli rt Nar y exce ll ence long, seem* et thesa. • She' AsseeEsam repisblise. lambert boo* o.oljp e ,i4e r Al l a h ad- ~ , ..,...., . ti as t ari losllloo nd _ , ~ I their not too dla aro Idssnesy illnaliWankwithongakehoT . Proadoe to droning iiihneril. • 'Mk. 0 10; 11 W/t/Ole* MN last as pat . 'America bert, • sold ~ Xrif er g.to the death of Colonel de •A ~ -_ . ,I, _, ,la •• i iemph i a . r , s,:) ,:s urt we hate recently has got, S vuosquart ford et space, .and that Montshogibert),' ' on 'and I eteitained I rest loch r ilare .. . .( I ,na ~. -,; .• mi ee gis irn , a do - & i ipd.tor I from time to time will be we 'fl ie d with "uiefid 'aid wantons arti- two yeeNtelagoi km the pee eg yet* Arrother, ob• .at *sir seesimtli, FA . ** a large iesios!, lift 0 art di s play o f o ur elm. M ott and • lapan'bikeilieir and, Oscar of tie reseed in , the alloy , and, ft sgesk e s g,gl, 4 o,o w ill ag m , b„, fought s h im " Al ~4 n u e° quite as much 1,400 et[ "fedi of fps& .• 'lit Ibilestion from An hat Woof him a await twee, ;he woo , ..' . letter Ilona Hampi; a kimbot thot the Mes on/ a, the balers tonneby )114 bleseribeg ill (Mail two meet disrobe co my pe t g ui cigna','. M' . . ......,:, . str i rs d 19th f rom Ship Job is distinguished montloal mpg Aug' thisilmisibificil :from Was is de Iltbrital - emhert, with' pi laughing sad . ' -4 . 6 . :l i reficoolio t Commodore des all known typos shiellt•!ilsfratilloSP 4 or.teksiifposs that country accent which is Toll* salty of forms And' darialOhe Ng, .111INOT4*iqq umber about .” Mr: Wither 4 and -1 ' now end_ _ ____,lTedn„.' ' inked V!` 44 Me Neer MN beady alll Samoa the bar at 461, ~-{ o f p ar t s in relation 29, sad, a . / A lston is sent by the Hong Yang kEllilltat bit' re could wee. agMe' - :,...t .1 . 6 so • ii-weat. liFevic of en attack on New Orkum Y. $t As muds r e m a de, contwillide ' itto *ask ivori carvings, pfd Minpnror eowluomid, with tie: utmost miry siiisseia g l , i mpea g is kh o td r ., , , i e th e Ni e dit erreeeea turns add jr?* eta edpi, Mr* the !Soil 'ornamental' disahlomits prove* ma that Alm aboot.hompil • 'A, slogooceatic Aeinforepos, hiving for its object ~. 1 th e above qualities, .part of the' display,: sad a inizsd•••osileetien at Wile , . W.qPlPPite 71 14- lam 'e .. RA ' re-oripaination of the democratic party, has , . Tuition of the screw , 1 1 , 115 1 8 1141 iwodure the e most 'Mali PTA._ " Lear Shis__Lbpst, ~ i yoti ay dl, • " innntermPe n o we e . -„, 4 bees lield - inVaaltington, several Members for the . •uts some remarkable :is a 00111buliel* yoru4 Alioh.nocr be WWI to cows WINN . ~.. and an eviltsud ea. 4 ?_k nther,„„ .._._ ,; K. filebolitittes being preseut. 'adjoin' of euoincens, la apshiendet ra , spr. We cannot honestly saY that 4 ! Mnaini blot again made hie news weneeW`en ... era Shields , who commanded the Federal t ise the adherence of , ;alike i e lye ' . e . •ter of One of this Chloe's' col- without saying smother word. ~,• i 5 , ,,: al,Wilibesster, essitilse following daipatah, I ticrease the power o f *MM. ' Thls btlecaneer (night somehow to be kept The expulsion of Male from meriStilt; Dona, to Oh' was read in the Senate at Washington : largely the employ- out, kdratedal ` exhibition' i nod . lb. 'tare. of which 1 • 8°1111.4 C f s ig terde lv "UM t ti ll _ l P lC t` gaisid . a ! - , the ems seiselake Skid* ememad, 70200 we 5,090 Th e travelling ear .. I tilWseWthtbittles in :vetry-qualisisiewtiline miss •. • ' ear esmasib new Win*suse as/ &sham. pi th -.3....:••-.4 .rn i ailinlSV of their ill-gotten nrovertv on this mask* Imperial , _seeing the mese into which the eke* rastanaalot isteati'y sad as Irish battalion, • ut ..- THE PENINSULAR MAILS. BOVT Ali ETON', Aram 13. The Peninsular and Oriental Couipany's steam ship Alhambra, with the Peninsular mails of the 7th lust., arrived here this evening. She brings IS passengers, including Admiral Sir George Se:to nna, and 11,340 packages of cargo. • (Par Alhambra, vs Southampton.) LISBON, Azar. 7. The ministers still hold their plates, but it is expected that some change must take place before the assembling of the Cortes. It is stated that the King is opposed to the dissolution of the Chambers. According to rumours current, Senor d'Avils, late Minister of Finance, will be called upon to form • cabinet in the room of Marquis de Louie. The convent property, recently sold by auction, realised high prices. The well-known writer Latino Coelho is about to publish a biography of the late Don Pedro. The last mail from the Azores announces nu merous maritime disasters in consequence of the late storms among the islands. The British vessel, Napoleon 111., of Sunder land, has been wrecked on the Portuguese oo•st, with loss of nine lives. The Liverpool steamer Meander has towed into Lisbon the American ship J. W. Beaver, which she picked up at sea in distress. The weather has changed, and is now dry and warm. Trade of all descriptions is exceedingly dull, and there is no prospect of improvement. Exchange - .—On London, Me ; on Paris, 528 ; ,on Hamburg, 47 1 to 48 ; on Amsterdsm, 42.50 ; on Genoa, 525. Ratted, Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto Coupons, 443; ditto Deferred, 42f.. Lisbon Bank, 558 milreis ; Oporto Commercial and Mercantile BMA% 253. The Dfbale state; that the oomminion of ese sorship hes intardieted the mormeetalioa of the " Soleil " comedy la tee wee, byk Andes Elogemom