The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-01 00:00:00

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(Magog sal Gia, 1111, Yarbassalbsinierr die *Arr., Umbra Ailed 111•14 Ys, t ... 1.014 labbokballAM.S. 11. e.. et SI the Oases Id He Caw ism ... libishis Yorke. LC.. wbare 411111 IL bevikallibb SW isas to t appaiglobb - ftniinWs berries illioN be = HAAP 01111 W. Mara. ali Owls ma Lein Ibippl mg LC Cowpony aka.aka. Ss. b. Bilabblygliw, . BL►CL MALL MONTHLY &lINTR&LIAN cum!! hem LIMOS. lIIMew ...... I Nirbiesir 1.861) 6 Ilinpledi •4 Aimless Ufa lima IS I.mite diesidl il • I=relimila .. Leas 10.0 a 3 . ..1 .016 *MI6 I VOW Obi Mai 1,1111 Nallresows.... 1,110 I WN AA N C " Ultimollg. UM 140114 11.TainTatile ----- Willifr - Possilmbli mu Wog" MIMI' litti sugoliMse, ad ibits pew 111 =lt sace 1:= 141.4 a r.p , not ll, r, re J 4 CI Sal %La aa4 Cu Liu .an Aosta tar the e. = go iSs sad a• T. N. MACKAY rd Co. 1, Isailashall•4l,o44. 1.... Le. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to v %En YII*X !knee —The LIT tIIPOIIL. 11W TOPA. int 11W.LnIlAmTEAS1441111CUIIPANT Weal despatek. iv,: a.,. ivii powered Irate e. l renern-olura. calling M Qeenath perravoior• as I ikispaielbes, Y follows MAI U 1 Lartiut. YU& NEW YOU. til 1.4/OW, WeileeesiLey. Mardi 8. • 111' Of liALtIMIIP. waßMiv, Ilan* lt 1.1.• WaiMdy, tn. And wiry Weatiollag. pronto. 11, IT. asel fir. asendfai Ile We saisir tunst.l ineneme ipbere, Ilidaillwg ill pillion . rue rim. Itre Comets awl lite Wailers Min Mabel very silvsslive•ona lirepi—farr bailor particulars ILUAII INMAN. Wetwetteet, Urwanit sr to - bIACKY. W. Wag Wittlasi-strask OIL lUSITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL ip AIL *TIAN Aim Waren LIVIIMPOOL sad 111 W threurt. ind bohemia uviutroul. bra Illairo2l. the 4ork dm* only calling et Maalto:. The Wools, or slier ue appointed to esti tram Liverpool. eaLUag at Cott to room tbe node: taTile.t. *w lateeTWO. !Warta, Mara IL 1•1%. for NEM ti.,RK. Mayday. Mord It. ra n ., p wraffA..al p•.ts for Noma and Smoak to be I r w loft on food ibe IL MAP. ttoraoli. vamp woo'. Ord oliud inwards lee sail promoloaa bah oitaost snow or Wong* .--to dahlia and Boa" Glad = 5 L 22. WNW cabin. tlO. To Noe Teri.lligni 'able. tee; WPM. rat froptit to Moab; loatoa. sad New York. 4$ per tea sal 3 per ..nt. priaape.—A Ile J. IL foortL UM 9/0/441/1•4. Loo I.n . VIM.. ilan sad It. Pince Le Forts ti sal J. ban* 21/0/1/11.41Arse., Wawa yereaelowa; at It sad C. 11 w, M. Wetomirost, Liverpool. ~HiLIIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS 11 w W diva& the makismoilairmkt lartt.ams alssimes as 10101.1:. 1.4 IPITTERDAM, lb. lITECOOItD. March 13, at 9 atm from IM Toa.r. r l. Wt , lrwiday eeeelnic. Marvh S. fr Hum Iple+• lim : and IM. Yetun licituto la wl at a f.ua iuml a \all. . . •.- N7.;14....X.1fb;174;tr1NAy rfrllllel halt BrPll3 , ThaVen f.* c.Love)ader of yd*tettgara aud avenhandbe to Ar*..! 0:ammo), Y• MOM F.:l at NIL the orwrAr WANA, shoat Match a, fees lironelydows. Pores, ta at. sad 42 Da To be bytkared by LNe • Loadoa." Nast Aatitlaa," sad ether Iltst-etar seesaw. frewht, pame.fe, a*., sop y at r hayhtia Unmoral Me% ..,:eet circus, W Or t, till LUMPS, GILA VIOI, sad IL 1,1AN6 of AUSTRALASIA, iucorporated by A/ Royal Chartcr, 1633. No. 4, ihres.liote Ile strret, Loudon, J.D. St. of It m.1..4 II KRITtY GIVE NOTICE. that the twv.Nrv.uoiuiai ANNI )ICEPINI: of the Proprietor% .Id larie prier at •Pbtt of Ot_ 1 ittporattna, No. 4, Threriburvillr•wirwri. w lai••iftv, the ttitii dy of Larch twat, is% actor( prrre,-It. t a . 1. To :weir% tbr Animal Report of the litrecteru To elect thrrr litmorr Ili the place et Slum poi,* out by rototiort %Or Parituhur. Part., Oliver Pinar, Lei I. awl Arthur AirriuMus Irasch. whs. Wag eligible lot eleriaeo. bore he.. proporeit severiltuply. To eh.' • prortur 1.. the teem rf also/ ReitaeeK, Rey., _ . . 7 h etwal tram Lb* ?Alla March =lll two,' er.Lr .4 the (butt, WILLIAM MILLICIN. Wierclar7. 111111'18H EQUITABLE ABSIIRANCE JLP COMMA Y.—Aa IMPlNalalf GINILIAL PIE&TINU at tl• 1%,/aptly la la reay coawated W M Mid at t a i Cale 1 1 111. • •• tka• c..tupany : NW. 47 wad Oa KM& Wllliam•strant. Of hi.4e, oh TY -.Lay. the Ilia dog at Hatch laitalit. at 1: • •••I,l‘ at Wovei pn ly. laal.t tau 14 day Marc& UN. W. L 001 MIL lassailag Dlnelmic TUN LONDON DTDIA-RUBBER COMPANY AIS.OAA I* 7.f.0 1 ) Shove s . ,to each, .f trbkh %Op, its Vrrferescr or A 'than.. of 410 each, supt 2, WO tr"littary or 8 Ato ep-h. Pepott, 1:1 per Mare. C 1 on Allot. nsvot. WA C! I". at the esptruttoe of three month. Iron the .I..Se allotaseat. HAUT , 'IL n %Walton. F0q..01 km:4as 1111 p, Bratlfanl, Willa. MY161.511114 IKnep , r `4Ol/41.11 M , odton wa,l CU... 11.10) I'nn et. En' Murat-11W, Lc. Twanan sad hot sae. JAil7.l" — Llursol Cotenoao, Fog.. tn. Tokonhoome.yard, LC. ..Irma,.. Tonpulwl, 1 otokp, owl Co.' J !Ivory Joholota. Coq.. 101. bloto.,,ter.tereace, Hyde.pork.W. JIM'S 116.1111.900i1, L.l tiulleutans, LC. %Le tiros, Thump ova. NW ith power to old In their Deattor., 11iNCIACWRIAG —II L. Halt Rot. Lie of the !Weeder Itebber ronitany. leseembeasette. At I.IIIIM. J. 412 Melee, L.A. tn. I "henhouse-yard. GC fly. ft Floes, ionnie comet, liaaelots boom oueeerroge 4.Y , Turco r. awl Turner. on. ALL, roucte.ury, ,rvarribit ran try.-J. 6.4,1,1. Al lentasbm7, Le. 1$111111•1$ Tb. 11*•••Pa—.1. L moyemer, idrg 3 4 . ihr,m,,uo44swi, EC. ittatimsgtry Ln&u, Thl. Company H loner." f..r the porno.. of workana patents, .!clad Jul) anti, laic, 21..1 N4.1,114,r. 1.40, awl Lie.l Ala). 1,40, for I auprovemerl. Intimating %tsate VlAChillte4 India ' It t• mt. awle•l to twillateuee the w. 411. with the manufacture of articles all of • Islets err main. et..l *ilk eniginceriuk, mechanical, .0 Inabal. turn, ~.spoon. nar It ea till handing, packing. Sat,- • Asher.. .11.. • how :mot {111414 ththlllllll4.l, ft. •., toot. A e Ar tiewc awing in must .tea.lja demand, and a. twat t i.tf• c% All the above manufacture. ,:an p•. hn.,l 1.3[ a m 1.4. o • •4 *hood TV p r e.vl of tin. Was'. Ill Aha r a awl !alp. •hi it the r .W.:11n1 Ihe wait. Ituterlat boa ng ota.onable at teat vi: tl• p r ton, wiutet the raw ,una, taken at Ile cry 4.w,.. II • 4.111.16, Its at trot,, ti b. alma per toil, an otihug to L. .0.0 A- one of the large,t items au the coat 4.lnowlan t0w...1 all tb ah•••e aata. 1..1, that th. gum It ..lot •{1• that tM r. mu.t Iti a I..trp• ft u, Work. 144 g the C0m1....) • lattrlit•.Atr that .1,111,4 flo.lol the use 14 the par Zuni tr .n. • .. I, Itak art. h Ito. In the anarket are MANIS- A. tared. rhs is tlts.l at 1•75.000. In 7,500 Jam a 1.10 rarh IN tills rapmd 5.50.000 .111 Is. preference at A Mute.. awl ..Z5A00,../..ths.al 4 11.11*m. 5.000 prrlerense acres ar ..Orre.l 4, tiss puhtiv, argil tM 4 , 401.10. n“. 01 lbw Ulnae's and tlisir (newts In lb.. '. 4.10/0 Our sllvtnarut to L4hor apph FNMA, It. patent. have liven trantferred to the Company in coast& Mar"( c.Pt Po. in ..nll,..iir dun., iih.we which to. 'livid...44 abb. fWal4a d th. •14. n,.1 the poshreiwe Aar*, Lane 1.,1•00.1 47 1116 per •rut Nee their eapttal. Ih- te. renew r •warce le it it .11.1441111 of 11.7 len. twr r. tit per 4.141114 tier er,Piary 441.1,4 ...Ito MI) 11111141/61 Al PIN 44111114,11411141•• 1.. 1.41,...crit .4 ihridett,.• ..hove 17 bie Inv ••, anuotas sp.r the w.f.., tier than art L.. lw to Ihrwrial al diewirieb ape. Ili. o, diotary Shams. tutu tle. •.I•'a h Mame h te. retwised a7IM per cent. ewe libuuto le4h clerics .4 +Stases elan lace havered 1; la p r c. nt. the proof. •11.deal4r to .11eiden.lt arc to Lr 110 ▪ adti ainiamt laah t!, ..1 .4 th,tretneldera I , it pi.p.wel 1•. oily lot share 1"r the prea nt t tw pant opal ell.a meet, awl at Ito. at the expiration .4 how, aseelll. 1n... that tom.. Ti,. relealiwkw Fray tin called w 11,44411w11i. .14 the catah.ibie .4 Mr trade may, lit the ....tint ain to r.I e.... reeler .1,611104 r. .PPbelbleili• tar retewleinst Marts may he male to 0. K. Sey• • ay,ha, Three...raw .treat, [t - ., low•km, where tomtit 'on l'e"litaleml 1. I n i api.ll. will be taken high towable MYn.s.ll—e • .1ci...14 ..? I:I per share be pall la to the Coli n .1 L. a1e..r.1 In payment "I the ant talk or ritnne.l In thc lii of •Intres Owl Leith( allotted. --- A sTIIMA, iliTNEtiSof IiIiEATH, BRAN NYACK I 1,61.1.. uJalhbfy reheeed mid eared by It▪ • 1, 111", O:AKE' 14. , P. ctiwat 1111:111gal.i , . rho mule, outost.l. inlictrdlt • IMO to ched, uhn. the chow tan *. • hetet, tw espe. tionition, and whigte thc fuotifits of - iwpwrtent -rit.tow rrmAration.—t. Fame. /toe Amster ..., PAI . .t• ad. • but doid lo Gimlets by Et( hiNNEFOIiDIS PURE PLUID MAGNESIA • hate beew .14riby twilety•ny• scam emphatically sum, lii( •,t by lb. 1 0 , 11 , 41 profoimum awl oalwarsally socepted by p1,1.11c. as the brit routmly for acidity of the stomach, Lewticina, heal ,• icy cont, an I tutligiollism, and se • mild eve n,' torr delts.ste • =OM agmetalo for ladles and 1. bhp lit • slabs of podia. purity aced etrehttli. ..nly ny DINNYVOILD aced fa., 172, Now l "" 1 " r ' hat, sad ouhl by ail eripsembie aimaus. Ihr !wit Uwe/Arta R. BUCIIAN'S INVIGORATING =BENCE, tot Norman lkissaakss sad Geneusi Weakness, if nese sansees sok Intapreles waked lbs man dank anal esainanks, Oaown*" beraa " own" sum sad a vadeninal el lks messalar 6 14•111. Oft kw ma Moe sowistlea. rid roes bow Iwo' Mee pw 1.4110, Us.. Mr Ow the INIMILI. — Wleassele Agneas sna WIWWIPSon• Wit; mai et a ammo taresehea LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1882. QT. JAMES'S-HALL—Min MARTIN has the 'DIANA 18 Outweis ; eat 50 six Moneta ago; KJ Nowa: to annowace her GRAND SPLICING CONCERT, sa JL hrllNembaseed. liondheme gem cowed Mum lams moo TPIODA I'. March., ate. Ifeeebsta:—MW Soaks. UM 111011% Pion touch, insegille la gs; elbsteet iniprovenserds. Mir Mies 11. Bradshaw . Mr. Warps Cooper. Mr. Wales Soft NR Mod isehided. Tbs &lbw one month's as Wes pr- A. T Mattacks, Mr. Aden Iretig. lastranieutidista :SOO. abssa....Apply as, Downhamfoad. ere doors from IfaplaM•fmd. forte, Dias tansy Howell: SEA Yr. Z. S. Prattsa : MIK Ma W. await: violoncello. Mr. Aylward Condoetors:—Mr. B. J. ART-WORLD.—No. 1. THIS DAT. liopktos sod Mt. Apisnird. Sofa stalls.. Is. ; balcony, sad. ; area, la Tieheas M Ausilas ticket-o Oct. V Picoadlay: Addl. I T IT S I I•dged Price IL i tad at . Cdriswil i --410 Ns saa, Haman W u m ... N „ ; aia; aemi. .. s ,„4, ; a.m . p row .. Douai Marry again In Deset—Tlis Copyright la Waits d sa d 3..... 44 ; p.m,* 84. hi m.. . and Art—Tho Water Colour Socletios—Pleture Dealers' and WIN of the ltasager, Memilsod. v. Ilesthooto M.C. tors—Artilanufactures —The State of the Dragoa—The Art Designs Department ;Class Me' is the luteruatiosal Exhibition —Photography In the Internatl.rl lalilkdlina—Dasis—Areba MISS CONSTANCE, the great Coutralto sod teetotal Metal-work In Licelieid Cathedral—TM Iniernational olabilshed moogesa. Anis 'VERY rrigige as 9 Inhibition Delano—Music—The Theatres—Mlandlanemas Po. sad U. sit TILT LONDON PAVILION. Was, go —With Maim Illustrations. Published by S. H. Mrs, Lamm" the ...p.s.d as ser k,....g e a im b.. b ia s Lindley, at the ores, 10, lathermastreet, fitrasid ; and by to coltaral. sad isatar sorb night at i 1501 and Co., 19, Pakirsoeterdow, London. NDON PAVILION. I Opera tie misolians sod all the wonders sod ..ones of the Now 'wady, price 1.., post free 14 stamps, or In a sealed cur/i -ds; see to be soma sod beard at . rHATOITTO u r ""Pular assdital work on NERVOUS TM LONDON PAVILION, Tlsliumadrsot, top of the liarmarket. VITA VI TALIS, illurtrated with 100 Env- , AMMO_ ,N area, 6.1 . ealeray. Is • lap Gras Ws (of caws Mended .t the Motel Dieu, Tarte, RIIIIIILL GROVER. Musical Director. end Mho Emplitala, iimegigithre of the baneful effects come - saga apse the errors and isolemas of youth and maturtty, me shing a cd Os Author's Invigorating Lotion. as sorisruel will directions forary its use, S with an s Esser mi Moe false buta, ov stsis of yphili, and all unialwel sesegicom_ apposson Metros," Member of the Royal Col %a 11.11M10.1/4/10d, and Licentiate of the Royal College wrong, gashwer, registered ander the new Medical Act via my bo cordad at Na residence, 44a. aittdosotreet, Re. geetstreet. London, W. (morello the Ode of St) Noma Church), daily, It till 2, and from 6 WlB; tinudays, 11 till 2.. To be had direct as above, end from all booksellers In Pater tooter-row, London. WALT/MM.—The PRINCE IMPERIAL and the New 111AFOLITAM MALTZ QUADRILLES Media Wile int teeelmets tondos. ELI% Tens& NYISAY MONDAY. all Mt. llorls contested Dunn. Aceolomy. an. Alldeniate street. Ctn.—Mabane Ad. Prost* loom &I. N.R.—Mr. Teimesbal. Tesaisy. Match IA Tickets. ls. 6d. S TEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. BRITISH mid 07114.151A1. SPIRITs.- -Stevens and Slosh RiUsrlisb tile has tong been lumen for its enperlorlty of quality, elvevigth. end Savour ; its high finality Is iniontalned. IHsgllsh Oh, as. Id_ 10a. fol. per 'sit. , highest quality and strength, IH.. Ih. Id. per itsdlon. Whisky, superior Highland, BM, 201. ; Irish, 10e. par gulled. Rum, old Jamaica, his. HI., IfiL very choice, 17► per gallon. Shrub. 144. 04. British Brandy, Moen or pale, ills. par gallon. British Coniial., I Is. dd. In addition to the above Stevens sad Son keep Schiedam Holland', Ils. pr gallon, Va. per dozen ems All goods delivered free within five miles Terms cud —7B, BishoPeilutee'reat VALUES of GOLD. —WATILERSTON and mt. oonaN, for the Information of the Public and their asuerrous runny beg to make the following announcement re garelleg the VALUE of GOLIA feeling peniteded that the tutu- MY of the fan Oahe: and the public will be alike protected by the whle eneulatioe of knowledge on this subjectt. Gold being Snitch into 10 pores or carat*. Is follows that geld at 151 carats Ise, Is 111 corals..t3 5 M carats .. th It 10 worth A 4 •Ile 17 was_ p 0 1 carat& .. 15 si per Mem ls comb.. 11 111 n carats 1 • 11 Miasmas. 1 5 15 mreis.. 115 1 carat. .. 1 1 21 Oant; firllleh 14 arab.. f I 111 wale .. 017 I deadlerd) $ 17 MO L erwelle.. f a • were .. 0 la le llamas— $l4 a 1f canes.. 1 I si wets .. 010 7 IllearMa.. 115 114 11 camas.. 115 1 carats.. • 7 1 111 amnia— 1 7 .11 le area. 111 44 carat ... • 3 MI Maallleckw7 314 lleeriellwatreet. Cwrest-sardes, %CC.. London. Aswejs made al Aram ma Jewellery for la. each. N./1. This aotaahoassent Is *ad M • la Ur tithansimi all owl o'cledt. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAIIOII sad SONS. 2 22,14. °now cs rum. w. FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. Kos oar Catalogues elaborately Illustrated with 360 engage d-is, containing price o every article, cut estimates for com pletely furnishing houses of any clad. This very useful guide forwarded gratis and post free on applicatim to LEWIN C it A and Co.. Cabbut Manufacturers, alt and queen's buiMings. Knightsbridge, London. Conrtry orders carriage free. N.K. An Gianni and endplate walnut drawing-room suite, W gllll.s , dinh g crc, t ditto, in Spanish mahogany, 2s guineas; soul two 114[111000N and complete bednunn suites, 33 and U guineas each. TM whole nearly new, and bargains. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and BEDS. DROWN amornuo have seem of Use most complete and easy kind knows. Peck up in a very small space for travelling. and adapted foe Imme me, esport, 'willowy, and invalids. Cata logues free ltti. PI cadllt). LIARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN 1./ meat.. tarp !Mat of meat with a mere handful of coals. The laving is harmonic; the stout la besonfully roasted to every part, nicely browsed all over, and all the gravy and nutritious papering Maim'. Price gds. N.B. There surprising etiogis ars protium' by sebratiils •J sputniks of asst. gARLOPi'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's sa Infallible otothoet molting foroarito sissioble II porisollos. Prim Oa. To. Oa. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Hoossoraid • friss& wazrontod to so To we too of mole la arm Moo ILL ed. t W loot tit Tom) BARLOWS PATENT CASK STAND. No yor sediment disturbed In tllttap. WW ropy Its irigiugstrin a swath. Price pa and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent peg required ; no more Pat beer er sour wine. Prim 4a. dd. ; ditto elettne plated. Ye.—Apply direct to JA IfE.4 SARUM, patentee, la, KW/ Wllliameiroet, Illanalon•houee. lee that MI name mod sumo every article; all others an opuruwes imitations. WicpMetneP Maim- ketablieheet DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. sad Is. &I pee : floe Britt& mu, IL : trusepsnalmak t IL Bd.. genuine wax, IL 44. Garman ma t IL : hotanki wax. la.: petrel la $l., ft. : Lad the beat. 1 metallic fee lalmera lamps, ; magnums, MI.; Mpg, 44. Cale all, .16. 31. per tptlion: yellow aua, 411 a., sad Ma. per 11:11m : mottled. 454. Wlndarc, la. td. per packet; common brows Windsor, Is.: whits Wlllld.r. la 44. honey. is. 4.1.: ply , erlhe sal Mewed. II per bler—for ark at M. P. DA V IE3 uktl lON3' ohlestablishatt ware bonm, 6f, 44. Martltielane, Charingervits. London. LV.C. MR. IDLES' (ALFRED WEBB MLLES) RIM Al , trltti AND WINTER STOCK for the Wortd-tabied eleoteb ANGI.LA lii. TRAM:SERA. I. now review an4l really for its.peettot. Thew Trouser. wary oriel...led by kir. Mills. wbosemoy.loml. 74. 1110.)li sTRELIAANOVER•VrAII. sad frilu u out COILUeLte.I with soy pertull ItUttaUll. and *lvey in ht. num.. ILITABLI.UAD leAll Ylitittl ART. 1841. Qi'ECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and :wet certainly pregame the sight. Better cannot be ma le. Sleek wills crystals or pebbles, 13w steel, 'nth eaves, is, le to. Gold mad Miser npnetseles and Eye-Whims In great variety, at equally low pnces, tlarns's Yrvlpect Wass, cal poet Orem. TWA llAktft4 sad MIN. Optician, W the Royal lismaly, opposhe the &hub Iluathrn Oalse, Loutish. islantlabtal umaase.—No travellers employed. TUOTHACHL—HOW.IRD'B ENAMEL, for DECAYID TUTU, however lame the cavity. It is med In • salt state, without premium or pain, and hardens Imo • whim animist. It mudr is the tooth many years, ren &nog extensible 111.0611021111117, arnsting oitvay. Direc tions k* imslasmi. laid by aL climatal; sad raid/dim modern Mee IM TEETH. —Mr. ESICELLI3 INVENTION, of white hi le the fatly l'ateaten—Patent ranted July 17, - .Irtenenel Teeth V. I.t.t a life tine.—Thoth to lent a life Mini To fined Siitnnut pain or eanaction, Without springs or macs. On that*, seal self &Miring hoes guaranteeil for ration :not attindation, ant to re 4 wltloolt .1 , troll." tho. tot .1 appearance of the mouth. Mr. E ., ti ELL Tia:Aytsy., *inch folly elpieltie his heventlea, poet fro,. for seven stamps. hl.p , •ts.,. of erectness sad ecreultathui free. h. hood-street. London; sad 39, Kennett's hill, Birmingham. ' WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indixpensable to Pommel Attraction, end to he dth and kingerity by VI, proper Mtatieetien of hood. BAIA LAN LK OIIONTO, or PKAKL coanviuleleil of Oriental ingmlienta, te of inv-stirnahle mine In primer - vine and beautifying the tenth, etrentiliening the Rams, an,l iu giving • pleasing fragrance to the breath It er.liestee tarter front the teeth, realureS spots of ieripleet okra), and leilishes and pn-verveo the enamel, to which it imparts s whiteness. Its Invaluable pro perties have of/tamed the petbnia:e of royalty and the arida erne, of Enrope, and It Ii universally In high repute. Poles to. tol. per his. Mold by A. !Worland and now, 40, Matinee tannin, and by Clierniat• and Verfuniers. Ash fur "Itoirlands (Menlo." quo the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. A. A 10001 t co IRO aided yid be forwerded, grade, to the afilleted. All persona safferlog tram the ordinary ailments of mankind should at once send a damped directed envelope to Yrs G U.. 1, Edltisatreart, If asimay-rood, London, when a copy will be immediately returned. DL CURTIB ON NILIWOUMNIO.4, OhlNiiktAL DlOll.l Y, etc. Jug published, prise poet free from the Author fur IP stairipa A MEDICAL ES , SAY on the CAUSE awl CURS ef PERICATURI DRULINE 1w MAN, with plain directions fur perfect restoration to health sod vigour, the result of twenty.flre years' successful practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten RN. by Dr. J. L cram, 15, Albemarlestreet, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till; and oto & " Welcel ao ll... Ration in saying there is no inemberof society by whom the book will sot be lowa untilr-whetlmetAtieh person hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman: —fins. London: Kann. VA Corolla: sad I. Alles.lo, Warwick-Mae. DR. CIILVICRIVKLL, L.S.A., It, GMAT NAIki.IOOIOUOII4IIIPJO4T, W., Can be enosulted a None' Nervous Debility, Involuntary Muslim& loin Manor!. Incapacity, Sperm , tertian, , Cauterisation, and (labanlara. Jug an eatireAtit!V Otiginal Work, entitled DUMBLY DC . A Physiological Reek. of the above, Is. • by post. Is. Id. Beaded, la 61 Mann, Cornhill. or Author, as above. Dr. C. may be consulted daily till Is, at The Post-calice Tartish Baths, St. Martinale-Orand, sad & Gnat Marlborough-streak W., from I till a p.m. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (UMW. mrours.) POLAND. THORN, Fn. 28. Yesterday being the anniversary of the distur bances in which so many persons last year fell, large multitudes sought admission to the churches of Warsaw. Numerous patrols traversed the city, and the public tranquillity was nowhere disturbed. THE HERZEGOVINA. CABTELNUOVO, FEB. 28. An interview took place to-day at Igalo, between Omer Pacha and Luka Vutalovich, chief of the insurgents in the Herzegovina. The latter was offered as ultimatum the rank of general, with a pension, upon condition of his procuringthe submis sloe of the &dories. In case of his refusal opera. tions would be again commenced against the in surgents. ?BOY zarn , NIGHT'S GAZZTTE. ----. - BAMCIPTII. (:•Jill or souotrolo LED nnorozarosercuLass to as OMITAIMID AT TIM tones 01 THE CHM 11101TIA4 , COURT or BANKRUPTCY, LBINUPALL•B?&LT.] THOMAS 1./Carom), Blab-street, Southwark, artificial manure merchant, to surrender March 11, at 11 SAMOIL CLIAK, Tylerotreet, Itegentntreet, watchmaker. March 14. at 70.8 BRUM, Belle Vue place, Bermondsey, baker, March It, MIA HMtAT DBTfuvi Mara, Msrk•kme, CHF, and Parte, merchant, Mame 14. at LI, BIOHJAD BIWAB, iames•terrace, Pimlico, March 14, at 11. JAMB toes, Ooodgeatreot, butcher, March 14, Ml. WILLIAM OoonAcas and Tama' Co/LATIM. Northumbertaad. street, Strand, schoolmasters, March 14, M 1. IMAM= nom Plummerelow, Whidechapok builder, March 11, at lit IF/mum NWHOLIA, Klags-rood. Mises, bootstrap keeper, March 111, at 10 . JONI LIWAID WIBIDILL, Wllllam-street, Caledonian-road, coffee house keeper, March 14 at 10. liambleton, Butlandeldre,farmer, March 18, atlo. JOSIMt DAMS', south-cruet, CJwleea, bearhouse keeper, March 18, at 10. Fiasco; WILLIAM ktopra, Northamberlandetreet, Strand, pen sioner of the East liana Company. March 18, at 10. Wiu..ian Mama, rtichmondroed, Baftabury, cattle dealer, March 18, at 14 JOagral YRANCLIII, Pengs, Surrey, gentleman, March 11, at le. JuearN SOLLkk, Homer-row, Crawford street, baker, March 13, at 13 . Mona., HARVIT, dt Jameastreet, llammeramith. bundle. March 13, at l. 'Minus Twists, Wardourstreet, Soho, licensed vletuanar, March IS, M 12, Jason Mown.. 81110•7-stmeth IMCD-010114 and Klriffilaroft Hallway station, pinata salesman, swab lr, at Ili. Janes PRAWN Joan bias, Hearlettaatreet, Biainserkkaquana, carman, March 13, at Tlionft Baaxonn, see,, Knockholt, Kent, butcher, March 13, at Ile. WiLusit Byrum. Waitron, Mandan-terrace, Hammersmith, oilman, March 18, at 12i. MMUS) itatiaftr, Welengton place, Stepney, tailor, March 13, Yl. MOM EDWARD HAIIKIII50:1, Seymour place, Bryanstoneaquare, catlug-house keeper, March 13. at 12. WILLIAM GLEAM. Abbottley, Hunts, farmer, March 17, at 1. WILLIAM PI/LOMA, Thorpe, Norfolk, millwright, March 17 at JIMELWaRD WHALIL New-court, Otd Batley and P ark -c o e d, Mornay, fancy tsinuoing manufacture., Mardi 17 at 12. JOHN EMT CuLLINA, W uulwtch, hootroaker, March 17, at 111. NltlaGr WILLIAM ROBINSON, Cambrldgwterrace, Kilburn, livery stable keeper, March 11, at 1. Cotobnig Cagcnrotit, btinurbs, outfitter. March 17, at 11. KIM! WITHAM, tilduleset•place, liackney road, bookseller, March 11, at a linkr DM HatoN, Bodforibaluare, professtor of mathematics, March 11, at 2. Jokititirinri;.Southaropton, house decorator, March 11. at 12. CILIUM TH,MAS TARVES, Calrert.street, nhormUtch, merchant's c ark, March 11, at 2. ?WIZ MT; leinsbury.square, March 11. at 1. IVltdisll GAIL Mlthael Church, lieratordshlre, farmer, March 17, ►Llt JOHNILIUM Jan., Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, farmer, March 17. II 11. WiiiiitKMagnorr, Birmingham, clothier, March 14, at 1L Juan OrMaws, Kenilworth, tailor, March 14, at IL Joslyn JERKINS, Banuiugtuint, publican, March 14, at 11. WILLIAM BALL, Brecon, klngper, >larch 14, at 11. 11AMM10611911 Martian, Dartmouth, lineudraper, March 14. at 11. Pie, R MIASI2I, East Stouchouse, Devonshire, draper, March 19, at lte. Joint SAMDMISON, Kingston.upon.llull, gentleman. March 19, at IL Ogoang YINKNIr, Bridlington, Yorkshire, agricultural Maple. went maker, March 24, at 12. Josern nummason, Kingston.upon.Bull, factor, March 19, at IL ROIDIAT MVAMUM, Liverpool, commission merchaot, March 12, at 12. Joan Pingailan, Llandudno, Carearronshire, hotel keeper, March 13, at 119. flaram RADEORD and JAMMU RADFORD, Manchester, umbrella manufacturers March 12, at U. JOHN Itoniusun !Want Manchester, general agent, March 11, at It Janis Myren), iintrrrLMWOarn, New Accrington, Lancaahire, book/otter. March 10, at 12, Jaliss lionfoOD, Actaington, Lancashire, letter-press printer, March 11, at 11. WILLIAM SWAIM and BZILIAnni SWAIN, Manchester, woollen manufacturers, March 11, at 11. /claim smarms, Newcastle.upon.Tyne, builder. March 12, at 12. THOMAS RELAX, atockton.upoßTeea, ship broker, March 12, at 1. JAR= 240105, gen., and WILLED" bitoltuN, Newton, Northam. beriand, ER March 12, at 11. JAME/ GARDN, jun., Birmingham, warehouse clerk, March 21, (Stamped, Id, Additional.) Bishopatone, Wilts, saddler—March 1i.1., IfIA, Wineries, near Ashton-underLysie, wooer—March 16. J. Cooke. Ipswich, news March 18.1. Beedininore, Ashby.de.M.Zouch, Leicester. went — arch 1D 14. O. Ball, Oldham, umbrella Maier— var.* 17. W.Ram, blarnhull, Doreetakire, beerbouse keeper— April 9. G. Z. Howard, Hameringham, Uncolnahlre, clerk in hob r_ orders—April 17. J. Jenkins, Cardlg-road, Clainurganthire, March 14. J. R. Chan, Newbrough, near limbers, Northisinbieland, schoolmaster—March 11. J. k2mer, Norwich, gordener—April 21. K. Leaning, Ashby, Lincolnshire, common cerrier—April 2. J. Wright, Northampton, grocer—April e 8. bum Northampton, cabinet maker—April 2. 8. Stanton, Wellingborough. Northamptonshire, grocer—April 2. T. Cross, jum.„ Nowthimpton, plumbic. BARK RU PTCI ES ANNULLED. Feb. 86. TXOIIIB JOIIII 11111114 ail maker. Feb. U. Fattimmt Comm and Lawn Conn. Newcastle-anon- Wl^ cataidarn DIOLAKATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Thomas ?nut; etaltburt, Devoaelttre, bailor —1,42 dlvtdod ot la id., any Tuesday or ltiday, atlitetaers, tuner. BENJAIMIt Game 11071.0Init Droosport, tramaceapar—lst &ri fted of 6.. 4d., any Tuesday or Friday. at Hirtzers, Exavrar. Umtata trannets Lanitnaca, West Bromwich, draper—lit divi dend of at, any Tuesday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. TROIUS COATIS, Sunderland, publican—let dividend of as. ad., Mach 8, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Nein:MOP SPOEMPIL March n. J. Calverley, t",;;tad . orrn.rc:int, Maidsthle, builder— March 21. 1. Chadwick, Augustus-street, Regatta-park, Mose merchant—March 24. P. Roberta. Dartestae., Staffordshire. grocer —March 24. J.Cowton. Bimingham, fruiterer—March 24 E. Bat aan, Birmingham, coal dealer—March 24. W.Harrloon, Barnsley, itiltdMre, tailor. OINTIFICATES to be granted, natal men as show' to the on or before the day of meeting. l us =l l .:l n . l t i VlVelle, Avenue-road, Camberwell, floor cloth PARTMERBILITS DEBBOLVED. J. Cote and J. tiabh, liewdley, Worcestershire, surgeon,— S. Rowley and J Moor, Hanley, Staffordshire, hide collectors— T. Whripenny, Holmarth, Yorkshire, and J.Wlmpenny, ;theism Lancashire, machlaiste-11. Carter. G. Walshaw, J. Bent ley, and G. Booth, Mirtield, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far as reprds J. Bentley—W. G. Josses and D. Arthur, Beath, Gia. inorganshire, surgeons—J. Nicholls and J. Nett, Bea dley, Wor cestershire, saddiers-11. Matthews and J. Duke. Lambs& So mersetahire, makers and when of manures—T. Hartley, J. Rawnoley, and C. B. Jowett, Union Bradford, Yorkshire, wool staplers, so far as regards C. & Jowett—W. Luxmonre and J. V. Laismoore. Plymouth, printers—T. Webster and R. W. Morgan, Leicester, hat miumfacturers—F. R Anneveld and J. Yin de Wall, 311nories—Joeeph Dyson, sen., John Dyson, and Joseph Vryson, Jun., Leeds. corn millers—T. Kano and G. T. Kane, Li verpool, eilveramlths—lthnitah Barton, widow, and H. Barton, Duffield. Derbyshire, atone merchants—W. G. Laing. H. W Todd. E. R. Pearce. and J. Calder, Birmingham, Ilnendrapers, so far as regards J. Calder—J. Moos and J. C. Haagen, Li ship brokers--fferah Woollren, widow, and H. WoollveZ street, Southwark, butchers—A. Jackson and J. ithodes, Cork street, Bondstreet, tailors—A. Riley and W. Cracroft, Leicester, shoe manufacterens—J. Maybrick and J. William; Liverpool, cabinet makers-8. West and W. West, Croydon, butchers—D. Firth and J. Warren, Dukluneld, Cheshire, iron and tin plate workers—T, W. Madden and T. Redfern, Dublin. whaling* Mem wooerri—D. Evans and,. Thomas, P. Martin's, Salop, Stores —C. Gorton, sen., and R. Cockburn. Aldersgate-street, lane, and Whitecromatreet, City, box waken—N. Fawley end J. Wrigley, Ashtou-under-Lyne and Manchester, boolawilurs 0. W. Cant, F. Cant, and W. Cant, High Hatboro and North empton, boot and shoe manufacturers, so far as regents W. Cant —W. Wilson and W. Cope, Friday greet. City, importers of fancy goods—L Hamel and W. Lockwood, Nottingham, lace manufacturers—G. Richardson, R. B. Ackroyd, and T. B. Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants. SODTCH SZOIERILATIONS, WilitoX JACKSON, Glasgow, potato dealer, March 7, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ROSINTLI=D, Meadow, grocer, March 7, at the Faculty no, otaigow. Join gen., and 30111 WCULLOCH, Jun., Glasgow, cotton spinners, March 5, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. Deers lissom's, Perth, shipbuilder, March 6 at the Solicitors' Library, Perth. Astmsw Ithatiuk, Edinhurgh, broker, March 7, at Dowell& and tgoe's Itoonse, Edinburgh. Jesse Ithaca, Gianow, 012410 w. r, 'aim, Mush 7. at the Faculty Hall, at 11 WILUAII DATIa, Birmingham, wood turner, March 21, at 10. Jolla Lai, Blimlegkam, wood turner, March 21. at 10. JAMS/ ftrimlnati, Birmingham, wood turner, March 21, at 10. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD. Birmingham, eleciro plater , March 21,at 10. JoitlMl TAtiodt, Birmingham, book keeper, March 21 at 10. JAMMS PALMut, Birruingliam, coal dealer. March .1, at 10. Buwla Targrams, Liverpool, Md. factor, March 13, at & JOHN Tads, Liverpool, tailor, March 12, at & Tacoma GinniamAW, Liverpool, tallor's aatistant, March 14, at L JAB= MA3LBMI, Dunatat le, blacksmith, Much 11, at 4. JAMB GIDDINGS, Milton, Wilts, Journeynuni mason, 31arch 14, at 1 Chorlsy, Lencaola re, block cutter, MarchMAt 9. WIULmi, Owleston, Suffolk. lineman, Marra 17, at IL WILLIAM FLoWkingW, Jun., Smithtown, Suffolk, timber dealer, March 17, at 12. DAM WILLS, Manchester, clerk, March 11, at 91. MAMA PlMismaivis, Preston, shopkeeper, March 15, at 10. SARAH MONSIMOTuII, Wellington, Salop, milliner, March 13, at 9. Gitoimas Crnom, Coventry, hair dresser, March 19, at 3. JOHN Corals& Derby, higgler, March 11 at IL Bonen Javan:9l, Dnby, Journeyman Seiner, March 12, at 12. JAM= JOHNSINI, Hockwoldeurn.Wilton, Norfolk, carpenter, I March 11, at 19.. I THOMAS HIOOLLS Vain; Stonehowee, Devonshire, comuniasion agent. March 12, at 11. Jos* Weimar, Chester, butcher, March 14, at °mount Prinlnt, 11uckerhy, Lincolnshire, farmer, March 13. at IL GASSY HENTLZT, Brighton, cabinet maker, March 11 at 11. honor KLuoTr, Devonport, Licensed victualler, March IS, MIL BST sy AIM!, Plymouth, licensed victualler, March 12, at 11. WILLIAM 11 ALL„ Percy Main, Northumberland, grocer, March 12, AI 11. HoltiST 3loonit, Gmvesend, bootmaker, March 18, at 12. Joint WALustsr, Bury. Lancashire, engineer, March 111, at 11. JAMES GASBAGS, Brxeles, Suffolk, cooper, March 17, at 10. WILLIAM LANNY GIIMMURT, Winchester, boottnaker, March U, at 11. WILLIAM WHIMS WILMOT!, Llantriment, Monmoutlahire, farmer, March 13, at 11. WILLIAM Joy, Tunbridge, Kent, plumber, March 10, at 11. 010101 WILLIAM SMITH, Dickleinugh, Norfolk, grocer, March 10, at It JAMES TAIIIMOVOII. aro., Gateshead, Durham, bootmaker, March IS, at IL 'IVAN WUDITIOIII, Pendre, Brecknockshire, parish clerk, March U, at IL WILLIAM NAYLOR, Cleckheaton. tailor, March 13. at 101. ISAAC CLAYTON, Bradford, Vol Wills, Drat:um, March 13, at 101. MANNAM %lama, ()Wham, publican, March 13, at 12. OWNSlbntoovs, Buckton. Yorkshire. blaclumilli, March 22, at 10. LAST EXAMINATIONS. - - March 25..7. Brown, Wandsworth, Surrey, corn niercluint- March 2a. W. Richmond, Great Scotland-yard, Wee nnt ester, coal merchant-Ilan* 212, G. F. A. pulley, Ipswkb, mukeeper -March 17. W. Willdns, Horsey zicOdhc:Sea, Norfolk. banter -March 28. G. Hlbbart, Ring's road, St. Pancras, bricklayer- March ts. J. H. Neville, New Oxford:street, slim niercinuit- March 27. J. Whittering, Thrspotoue, Northamptonshire, licensed victuah, r-thirthl 27. W. Harris, IleatMstreet, Hampstead, dealer in bouts-March 27. W. Methuish, Malden.road, carpenWr-March V. W. H. Champion, l'eutom professor of music-March 27. 11. S. itie.tards, Wat ford, Hertfordshire, auctioneer-11.rd% 27. C. H. Baker, Stock tltcbardarucent, llolloway, commission agent-April 4. J. 11. Dobai" Abbey.prdens, Bt. John's-wood, attorney-Much 8. J. apyer, Old Bond-street, sMoruey-March 27. F. lilkisch, Great Suffolkatrect, Borough, and rituckbrldge-terrace, apothetary-March Di. It. D. !mashie, Tottetiliamcourbroad, provision merchant-March 23. A. Basworth, lodging at Suffolk Coffee:house, Holborn-April 1. H. A. Pellatt, Weston terrace, Bermondsey, lodging-bouse keeper-April 1. X. Adams, Albany street. Itegouta.park, coachmaker-March lit. 1. T. Welt:Mum, East doulaey. Surrey, gentleman-April 1. It. Gale, Ashburton rove, Holloway, porter at a music-hall-March Ss. G. B. Monis, Church-street, Edmonton, sexton-Amill. J. Woodcock, Ash ford, Kent. horse dealer -April 1. W. Buckwell, Mentz-wharf, Jail Greenwich: King i$ illiant.street, City; and Cam Crola Itorgoinancro Arena, Italy, manufacturer of artificial stone- April I. C. Kurds, Black Pritsurbrow, Walworth, 411414/4-April 1. J. Dicken, Ealing, Middlesex, carpeider-Apull I. G. A. New man. Marlborough:road. Chelsea, marine store dealer-April 1. J, W. ryetinch, /Mist:vet, Walwurtli. cheesemouger -April 1, r. stain, Warburton-road, H.tekncy, milkman-March 31. X, Hopwood, Binnioginun, coach spring mainifueturer -March in. W. T. Jones, Birmingham, coal dealer-March 31. 8. Berk., Longtou, Staffordshire, bftrbowie keeper-March 21. IL Bound, Dudley, Worcestershire, commission agent-March SI. H. James, Birmingham, corn dealer-March 31. H. Hudson, Haixlsworth, ' Staffordshire, commercial traveller-March 31. J. 11. Itobimon, Coventry. and Hinckley, Leicestershire, seedsman-April 1. H. Raynor, Stwinton, Nottinghamshire, house ageat-April 1. T. E. Hoyle, Ileighington, Lincolnshire, surgeon-Open. J. Gadd, Nottlinglum, Laos maker-March 18. J. Ward, Nottingham, fruiterer-April 1. H. C. D. Borne, Boston. Llifouinahini, grocer -April 1. W. A. Dolby, fiyaton, Lincolnshire, land agent -Apra 1. J. Davies, Rhaystlor, Radnorshire, butcher-March 24. W. Macbitie, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, balhicr-Slarch 24. J. Hankins, Dv/tuck, Gloucestershire, farmer-Munch 14. J. Holt haw, Swansea, Glaniorganshim, builder-Marc,. U. H. Palmer. Parton, Wiltshire, miller-March 2/1. J. :Hawkins, Jon, Weston super-Mare, Somemenlitre, wine merchant-April I. J. Thomas, , Llandillo, Carniarthenshire, tailor-Match 24. P. W. Bennett, &int Stout:house. Devonshire, lieutenant in her Majesty's navy : March 18. Reufree, Penzance, Cornwall, hoot manufacturer- March 4. C. Powning, K suryn, Cornwall, miller-March B. B. 81pworth, Scarborough, licensed victualler-March M. J. Senior, Holmtirtli, Yorkshire, engineer-March B. W. Wilke, Leeds, terracotta manufacturer-31arch 25. J. Whitehead, Harrogate, Yorkablre, builder-March 25. Elizabeth Jones, Bangor. CarnarvonsMre, hotel keeper-Maeh IV. J. Miller and W. Roberta, Saint Helen's, Lancashire, bricklayers- March 110. J. G. White, Jan., Clauohton, Cheshire, ship broker -March 20. kilos &Dian* Llandudno, Canutrvonshire, bazaar keeper-Msrch 111 John W ii rorth, Bundry. and T. Wiptles worth and Jeremiah W worth, Accrington, Lancashire, cotton manufactuters- Ap r 2. J. Smith, sett.. and J. Smith, Jun., Nilson, Lancashire, turn er-March n lib IL Wood, liancnester, wood 2O. W. Xylem!, New , castlempon-1 yne, banker's clerk-March IS. T. Adamson, Dar lington, Durham, veterinary surgeon-March 18, &Williams. WillenhaU, Staffordshire, Journeytnau caster-March 18. ILBrad ley, Sedate', Staffordshire-March 18. J. F. Bohlen, Spark Brook, Warwickshire, clerk to a wholesale confectionsr--March is. N. Coope r , Handsworth, Staffordshire, dealer In gravel- March 17. Gray, Bangor, Cement/albite, joiner -March 17. J. M'Cue, Bangor, Cornarronshire, hawker-Marzb • 12. H. ' ' lei Bandon, Herta-March le IL Brindle, Bob on, lanemithe, bakar-!larch 14. C. Beath:nen, Jan, 42seritun-upon-liedloolt, Joiner-March 14. C. Barnes. Newton-beak, near Manchester, comisismisl traveller-March 14, J. Magelsall, Clsorlton-upos. Medina, grocer-March 14. I. fkroßlo, itrUced, Mencleder, asechaale-Meek 14. J. L. leelßiffe s Mar 16119110,14 r, onnualmslon agent -Aprli S. T. Writhelec, Litsenlm- Shire. 711,7110 17 surgeon-Aprn 11. W. Calm Fly stare, beleklayer-Marlik IL M. Nobel, MO" a li gna ndal Z tualler-March M. T. Boughton, Colmwartli, Dais, blosloonlll-- March IX G. Bolas, fitanatemby.Dale. Derbyshire, blikber-- March 21. G. Mercer, Bath, carpenter-March Ifi. C. I. A WOID . II ON. BIITLICR ao4 M IiooIILLOCH, of covostiordni Marl* Loodow, sad ostabilabod for err Ards of a ei, barge I. thew C s WN et VIIOIFABLE AIM entielsthig of the meet dries sod 'approved varieties. AU ceders melded bee el earrbge, aoti five per cent. allowed for cask No 1. A complete Corketlea of Vegetable Seeds for one year's septity No. 2. lotto ditto ditto groaner quantities 2 0 0 1. Ditto ditto ditto ditto .. . . 1 0 0 For foil particulan. are Catalogue 'Page pt'. Descriptive nerd Catalogue fur laili may be had free and post paid upon application, containing all the new and meet appeuved varieties of Flower Seeds. ITALY. TIMM, Fsa._lll. The reports current in Paris that King Victor Emmanuel is ill, are unfounded. The King was slightly indisposed on Thursday last, but has now completely recovered, and has gone into the country. TURIN, Fla. 28, Eviamta. The Gazette of Turin says that the report of Count hiannaui having been recalled from Greece is inaccurate. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the bill relative to the legal currency of gold coin in all the provinces of the kiugdotu was adopted. SPAIN. MADRID, F=. 28. In the Congrees to-day the Minister of Public Works promised to introduce improvements into the staff employed upon the telegraph, as well as to ameliorate the means of telegraphic communication. The lieutenant of the Sumter, not the captain of that vessel, has been arrested. The insurrection iu Morocco bas been subdued. METROPOLITAN BOARD UP WORKS. The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday ; Mr. J. THWAITEM in the chair. The CILIIIMAN aanounced that he had just received from the Fleet Commissioner of her htvjesty s Works, fee., the new bill for the southern embankment 'of the Thames, and that he had summoned a committee fur Monday mixt for the consideration of the same. He also intimated that the bill for the formation of a road through Hyde•park had been withdrawn. The Cum reed &letter from Mr. Legg, the district sur veyor of [sassy, I. reference to the falling down of two houses,whereby several ipersons were killed. The causes of the accident was in that gentleman's opinion the proximity of the buildings to the railway, the vibration arising from the breaks acting upon the trains at that spot, the gross ness of the work, Lhe Mcompleteuess of the houses, widths large uuruber of men stated to have been at work on the point that first gave way. A report was brought up from the committee under the Sale of flu Acts as to the nature of the title of the Cum- nusliowererf her Yajaty ' s Warlu , &c., W the piece of ground at the comer of Wheeler•street and White Lion. street, Spitsifields, the proposed site of the gee•meter testiug•hauee for the eastern district of the metropolis, eel recommeodieg that the purchaes be completed with re ference to the title adduced. A motion wu made for the adoption of the report, whkh was canied neon. con., and after transacting some (Aber routine busiaess, the board adjourned. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN raaiiaMENT. Yesterday an onler of the House of Lords was issued to the effect that their lordships' house will sot receive soy petitions for a private bill for railways, or other joint lard, oompowies, :Liter Tuesday, the 25th March next, unless ouch bill Anil' have been approved by the Court of Chancery ; our any petition for a private bill approved by the Court of Chancery, after Thursday, 15th May next. It was also ordered that the house will not receive any from the judges upon petitions presented for private report 15th May next. CLOWN-OPTIC; Fan. W.—MEMBERS Rrrusigra TO WWI IN THE PRESEXT PARLIAMEST.—Tbe Hon. Charles Puget Fittherdinge Berkeley. of Hill-street, Berke ley-square, London, and J o hn Joseph Powell, Esq., of St. George . ..terrace, Regent's park, Middlesex, for the city of Gloucester, In the room of William Philip Price and Charles James Monk, Ears., whose election has been declared void. GENERAL COMMEITIII OF ELECTION/4.—The Gene ral Committee of Electiose have appointed the following members to serve as chairmen of election committees for the present session:—Mr. K A. Bruce, Mr. E. C. Egertou, Mr. T. W. Evans, Mr. J. IL Gukell, Mr. Meredith, and Moe. Mr. Somerville. • TNO HARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FUND.—Au other meeting of the Hartley Relief Committee was held in Newcastle on Thursday. It was stated that the sum re. ceived up to the present time for the relief of the sufferers by the late calamity amounts to 50,000 f., and it is expected that, from all sources, not less than 70,0001. will be realised. Mr. Alexander's resolution, which had caused erintediaaatis. faction, and which proposed the payment, out of th e food , a the expenses of recovering the dead bodies of the mines% met with coosiderable opposition, and an ansuchnent to Rlrsefeses CORD'S KIISZNOZ of LIFE orgasms as independent subscription for the purpose : 11416 " 64 „. cited, we. adopted. On the motion of Mr. J. Cows, jos., hoseconded hr the Mayor of Tynemouth, a Samos committee ea , aft , iss g mir ,b,.... n ow, was appointed to inquire into the question of the investment pathos, sereeeiptef remlttaceser stamps .—dole muds. 'sour of the fuads, sad the name of Mr. Nicholas Wood wee end Co., elk Una& use Tmeirtamr. Wed to the cossamittes.—Newcasek Chronicle. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.-LAMBERTS ARTILKATIC RALwAN, without eau:Offline the bowels or ...dig, {ha head, truly 'Mesa.a mud pleasant. Is admitted to be the best medicine for Immediately relieving coughs, col* Confirmed Cages of saltine, anal incipient consumption. It W► piently cures persons whom the faculty immuunce Incurably admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coftghlng. Its approaching eoniumptlon its effects are truly heneficiaL Persona deprived of sleep, ur oven lying down for fear o f suffer. tioa, may alepend on relief in a few after taking IL— Prepared only and aold lay W. LAM M,. Rl', chemist, fak, Jermyn street, Haysisartet., met lay all druggists, In bottles 130., and Mem enandliee la wee. fa M. each. he particular and oak fur lembieTe Afifigmaik Ualsam. The hems and edam.. Is engraved M the slim.. INFALLIBLE and prompt CURE for COUGHB, I. (UAW Lem CuspWats, has Thresh,. W. the PICETMIAL PASTILLZI a the 111.111117, peewee by Pro femur chemist tram slug& beets. ielthoitt opium. and weneelest analysis—Wholemeal Depek Ileum BASCIJIY sad SONS. 96. ►Yarringdowsinet, (Iy Prise fa ea per be; wlUt lastmetlose. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. READING STEXPLiCHABES. -FRIDAY. Tug Istrimerum? PLATS (Handicap) of 50 love. Winners extra. About throe miles of fair hunting country. (21 subs.) Mr. A. Yates's Ptsyman, by Flateatchcr, lOst 7M (Inc. 714 extra) J Nightingale; Mr. W. Holman's Sunbeam, lost 111 b (Inc. tb extra (0. Holman) Mr. B. land ' s Leff, Oct 71b (Mr. Martin) Mr. Cairn F.heu, 9st 71b (Comeryl Mr W. W. Baker's Mansion, 9st 71b (0. Eiterensi Mr. J. Jones's Longrange, net 121 b (llumpage) Mr. J. Hill's Venison, asst ithuemage) Betting : 6to 4 apt Playmao 4to 1 apt Luff, sto 1 each agst Marmion and Venison, a nd 7to 1 apt Sunbeam. Marutiou ' Bheu, and Lowing, refused at the Oast fano% and took no part in the race. Loft fell at the water jump ; Venison and Playman at the double fence going out of the winning field. Nightingale was quickly remounted, follow ing after Sunbeam, who held a strong lead until coming to the top turning flag. which Sunbeam went the wrong side of, and the favourite afterwaids went along at his leisure, taking his fences in fine order, and winning easy by nearly a distance. Neither of the others passed the poet. HANDICAP of 5 soya each, with 20 added ; winners extra. About 23 miles. (9 subs.) . _ Mr. B. Insid's Ascot, by Pyrrhus the First, Oat 121 b (Mr. Maggio) 1 Mr. Nightingale's Catherine, Out 1011) (Owner) 2 Mr. Humboldt's Bmadbrim. lOst 111) iMr. 0. Kelly) 3 Captain H. Rhy's Old Port (late Marwell), lOst par. 10et Mb) (Wed) 0 Betting ; 2 to 1 each apt Uttherine, Ascot, and Broad. brim. Broadbrim made all the rulluieg, and lay in front until crossing the water jump for home, when one of the beat finishes ever witnessed took place with the three placed horses. Ascot running the strongest, MOO cleverly by a length ; Catherine beating Broadbrim fur second place by four lengths. Old Port refused several times, and did not pus the poet. THE BERKSHIRE HUNT BEAKER of 3 sore. each, witb added. Selling allowancce. To be ridden by gentlemen farmers, tradesmen, or their eons or grooms ; professionals allowed to ride by carrying 141 be extra. About three miles of fair hunting country. Mr. R. 11ayward's The Flat, aged. list Mal ..(Mr. Puller) 1 Mr. 0. R. Cross's Forester. aged, list 7lb (1000) (Owner) 2 Major Fletcher's (trey Kitty. aged, Ilst (001 ; long) Mr. C. R. Bulkeley's Aniseed, aged, lost - lb (carried /Olt 111 W (40/.1 (Mr. Halbert) 0 Mr. Horforirs Cannon.hall, seed, 10st 71b 1401.) .. (Owner) 0 Mr. Smith's Grey Folly, flit 71b (Inc. 141 b ex."' 4401.) (0. Ranch) 0 Mr. C. Vincent's Duchess, aged, 11s4 71b (car. Itat 21b,, 1001.) iMr. Ilarrawayi 0 Mr. Kent's Brown 31are, list nib (inc. 14th en. and Ilb over , . , 401.) (Capt. Crymeal 0 Mr. C. Poulton, jun.'s, Undecided (late Fawn), aged, list (00i.) (Owner) 0 . . Betting : 4 to 1 apt Uodecided,s to lagstThe Flat, G to 1 apt Grey Filly, 7 to 1 each eget Cannonball and Duchess. The two greys, Grey Kitty and Grey Folly, were the first to show is advance, both getting well over the water-jump (not so Brown Mare, who jumped short sod gave her gallant riders dipping in the stream). The immediate followers of the two greys were The Flat, Duchess, and Forester. No im pertain 'Demotion eusued until coming to the water-jump the aseond time, when Grey Folly, who was leading twenty lengths, came down a burster, throwing Enoch and injuring him very severely (so much so that he was shortly after wards conveyed to the infirmary). After the mishap to Grey Folly, The Flat and Forester were the only two in the race, and they at once set to in earnest, The Fat win ning very easily by six lengths. Grey Kitty was persevered with and was placed thir d 4 Brown Mere, Duchess, Aniseed, and Undecided having come to grief during the race. The winner was sold to Captain Horton Rh) for 82 guineas. • • BALLING HANDICAP SPLAPLICHASN of 5 soya each, with 25 added. Once round. About one mile and three quarters. Mr. J. Nightingale's Catherine, by Archy, Out 101 h (Owner) 1 Mr. A. Yates's Goldsmith, 10st 91b (Monaghan) 1 Mr. li. Land's Brine. lOst bib (Mr. Martin' 0 Mr. B. W. Taylor's Knuston, Oat 41h 'Pegg) 0 Betting : sto 4 agat Catherine, 3 to 1 asst Knuston, soil 7 to 2 eget Goldsmith. Knuston, shortly alter starting, went the wrong side of the turning flag, and not turning . beck, gained a long lead. which he maintained until turning for home, where he wee stopped, and Catherine pissed him, and came on in front, winning in a canter by twenty lengths. Brine refused at the fence going into the ploughed land. wee pulled up and walked home. Catherine wee then offered for sale, but no one bidding over the selling price POI.), she was not sold. BETTING AN THE COURSE. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 25 to 1 apt Kerma (tam Mal') TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 17 to 2 opt The Marquis (t) Etakrum.—ll our notice of the 5 sore. Sweepstakes, at Beading, yesterday. " Indecision" was placed second in- stead of Duchess. The latter did not pass the poet. BETTING AT MANCHESTER. FRIDAY NIGHT. LIVERPOOL NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. R to 1 apt Viscount de Namur's Huntsman (t) 100 to 8 Captain Christie's The Dane 14 to 1 Lord Storroost ns Jealousy (t) 14 to 1 Mr. T. Melton's Thonmstown (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Hawkesley's Tumbler (t freely) 16 to 1 Yr. W. Hart's Corona (off) 20 to 1 Mr. Payne ns Northern Light (off) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3to 1 en The Field (t freely) II to 1 apt Baron Rothschild's Wingrave (t freely) 14 to 1 Mr. W. Day'■ Alvedistou (t) CHESTER CUP. No change. GOVIIMILNT SCHOOL Or Aar, 1311CHNHILAD.— The prises were awarded yesterday. Mr. Harrison, the vloo-chainnan of the general committee, complimented the students upon the very great progress which they had ark. 1 '1 W OPEAuE M 41,610. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. Mendelsaohn's Lubgesang and R Stabat Mater were the piece' perforated et Exeter-hall LA eight: They are generally given together ; being of such length, that one evening's performance conveniently includes them both, and they are well fitted for being beard in imme. diets succession, being beautiful specimens of very dif forest but not incongruous styles. In the Stabat Motor the pieces which proved most effective were the duet " Quis est homo," sung by Millie. Titian" and Madame Dolby, and loudly re-demanded, and the post air, accompanied by the chorus, " leflommotoa et aceenaue," which was the climax of Mdlle. Titiens' et 'Aka& Mr. Sims Reeves was to have rung in both pieces, but an apology was made for him on the score of indisposi. tine, Led his place was ably and satisfactorily supplied by Mr. Walvis Cooper. In the Stabat Mater Madame Dolby and Signor Belletti sang the contralto and boss parts with their usual excellence, end were received as they deserved to be. The hall was crowded to the doors. From the attention required to be given to the prepara tions for the opening of the Exhibition and the Handel Festival, the society's oonoerta will now follow each other rather rapidly. Next Friday the Lobliteanj and the &abet Mater ere to be repeated. Oa Friday week head in Egypt will be given ; and Friday, the 21st Mare.b. will be occupied bye rehearsal of the Handel Festival Choir. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMISAISY Fu. 28.—Arroturuu.—Lieute nulls : F. R. Siackburne and G. E.. Dunkin, to the Stx. Masters: D. J. May, to the Senngapatem, additions ] for surveying duties ; and G. Stanley, to the Swallow, addi tional fur surveying duties Surgeon : T. M'Oahsn, to the Styx. Acting Aasistant-Surgeon : he. H. T. Gilbert, to the Styx. Engineers : H.Brawn, confirmed as second-clam assistant engineer in the Dauntless ; and T. 11Warlane, confirmed as esoond-alsat ameistant-engineer in the Princess Charlotte. PORTSMOUTH, Flt 3. 28. The Defence, 18, iron screw steam ram, Captain Powell, (LB., having repaired the defect cause d by the fall ing of her anchor into her bow, made the official trial of her speed in Stokes Bay to-day. On the whole, notwithstand ing the unfavourable strength of the wind, which blow from E.N.E., her at/mania; was very satisfactory, and she real ised a mean speed in six runs at the mile of 114 knots. The steering of the meet under decreased steam was, how ever, unsatisfactory • and the consequence was that in approaching the haibour she grounded twice by verging too closely on the shoe/a bounding the harbour channel, but . got off without having sustained any damage. She made the circle in 6 minutes 20 seconds one way, and 7 minutes 16 seconds the other. The trial was conducted under the superintendence of Captain H. Broadhead, of the Steam Reserve ; Mr. Murdock, inspector of machinery afloat; Mr. Miller, of the factory ; and Mr. Halliday. The Sidon, 22, paddle, Captain R. B. Crawford, is to be paid off to-morrow. CHATHAM, Fee. 28. The first of the public trials ordered to be made at this garrison with the new code of telegraphic day and night signals, the invention of Captain Boyd, 12th Regi ment, cone off last night with the most satisfactory results. By direction of the Duke of Cambridge, Captain Bolton has bad a number of men, selected from the various corps in the garrison, placed under his order to instruct them in the method of working the signals, the troupe under Untrue. lion being suffkimtly advanced to enable them to makes trial of the signals for the first time last night. Captain Bolton produces his signals by mean. of the lime light, the pate to prawn which are self -ge- Donated in an exoeialingly portable apparatus—also his invention. One of the signal lights was on the glacis of the fortifications at the Spur pieced battery, another party of signalmen occupying one of the hills adjoining the Gravesend road, the distance between them being about five miles Notwithstanding this, how ever, the signals made were exceedingly clear, the beautiful limelight being remarkably bnlliaet, enabling the messages to be 'Bashed from one guidon to the other with exceeding rapidity and the utmost correctness. The invention, which has been favourably repotted upon by the Ordnance Select Committee, is to be subjected to some still more extensive trials at this garrison before it is finally decided upon for in troduction into the service. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.-OFFIOIAL TRIAL OF RIFLES. The competition to ascertain the best description of ride to be used in shooting for the Queue' prize at the. next Wimbledon meeting was resumed yesterday at the Royal Laboratory practice-range, Woolwich Arsenal, in the wo sews of Ifejor-General Hay, umpire ; and the canoed of the National Association. The proceedings commenced by a competition between Mr. Whitworth and Mr. Henry, of Edinburgh—at a range of 500 yards. It appears that some alterations in the arrangements had been made by the coun cil, inasmuch that the three separate rifles of each °mope titor were tested, '4 rounds being fired with each rifle. The utmost interest was evinced by the contest between these two celebrated rakers, which was carried out in an excellent manner, notwithstanding the biting north east wind which prevailed. Oa the previous day the evi dent advantage gained by Mr. Whitwonh over fir. Henry at the 1,000 yards range was stated to have been cowed b the failure of the rest used by the latter gentleman. If such was the fact it is apparent that such an untoward event did not occur to Mr. Henry yesterday, to each of kis rifles performed wonders. The council of the association have expressed a wish that during the progress of the contest no °Melon should be publicly announced ILI to the superiority of any particular Title ; but without doing so it may be i stated that at the termination of the 00 rounds fired by I each competitor the state of the target., as shown by the diagrams, proved that both makers bad produced weapons which could scarcely be excelled. In fact, the shot marks were confined toe space about equal to the cir cumference of the crown of a man's bet. The result was looked upon with admiration by the most practical scientific men present. Mr. Turner and Mr. Ingram then eutered the lists, each of these gentlemen completing the trial of their riles at the 500 yards rungs by tiring 40 rounds each. This ended the prooeediup of the day and oo this day Mr. Rigby and Mr. Terry will compete at 500 yards, arid the firing will subsequently recommence at the 1,000 yards range. As the ground is required up to noon this day foe government purposes the firing will not commence until cue o'clock. Several of the competitors have expressed a strong opinion fist General Hay ought not to have been appointed . as the sole umpire, as they allege that the general has a great partiality for the Whitworth ride, and also that throughout the proceedioge Mr. Whit ' worth has beau allowed more latitude than other makers. The council of the association have, however, denied this statement, and avowed their determination to maintaioJl the regulations had down, without favour to any party. The Snag will not be concluded uutil Tuesday next, and it is therefor, impossible Chet the result ern be submitted to the annual meeting of the Maims! Associatiou, which takes place at Willie's ROOMS, this eftertiorm. ARRIVAL OF THE WARRIOR AT PLYMOUTH. The Warrior, 40, iron screw-ship, Captain the Hoe. Arthur A. Cochrane, arrived in Plymouth Sound on Thursday evening. She left Plymouth on January 21, with super numeraries on board for the Mediterranean and North American stations, experienced very bad weather on the paaragq and arrived at Lisbon on .)anuary 29, where she of ual the Edgar, 89, Rear-Admiral S. C. Dames, which left the following day for North America, taking with her the Warrior's supernumeraries for that station. At Lisbon the Warrior proved • great attraction, and was visited by the King of Portugal and court, and the diplomatic corps. On the 7th instant she left Lisbon, and arrived at Gibraltar the following day, making the e—a distance of about 320 miles —in the unnremden ly allure period of 22 hours. 'There she was visited by the Governor of Cadiz, the Spanish ad miral, and other notabilities. The Warrior left Gibraltar ea the 19th, and encountered the late heavy weather that has prevailed in the Bay and% the Channel on her mane home, At Gibraltar she Lett the A,nphion, Scylla, and Procris. The Loudon left on the 19th for • few days' cruise to practise her Armstrong guna. The Warrior has lost one man, who died in tire hospital at Gibraltar. On the 22nd instant, while going to quarters, a marine artilleryman fell overboard, but was saved. On her passage home her niassive armament of sixty-eights and Armstrong. were duly exer edited at bath day and night quarters.— Wattrn Morning. Nero. Flans to THE METROPOLIS. —The committee ap pointed to inquire into the existing state of legislation, and any existing errangerbenta for the protection of life sad CPsy against tire in the metropolis, met again yesterday; illnkey in the chair. The other members of the ems. mitten are : Mr. Cowper, Mr. Look*, Mr. Cave, Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Mr. Cubits, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Peacocks, Sir J. Paxton, Mr. Benyoo, Mr. Alderman Salomon., Mr. Tice, Mr. W. Miller, Mr. Venom awl Mr. Clive. The witnesses examined were: Mr. W. N. Brown. Um secretary to the Westminster Virwolfice and honorary secretary to the Fin Brigade; Captain Shaw, superintendent of the Fire Brigade and Mr. Lowe, aearistary to the Society fur the Protection el Life frees Are. CRYWAL PALACIL --SATURDAY, MARCH 1. —MR.. dame Onerrabelle. Mdlle. Orme, and Miss Fanny he (daughter of Mr. Jame. Howell, the double bass, and y H of the Royal Academy), an assauseed to take pert in t conned this day.