The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-08 00:00:00

17S: 1)..; • ;a I I I 111 -7 -0 le •i, i ~> AIL %~-~r~- ~ ---- - r . ,' ttst *v. — irprit%s• ~ -----i vt• - , I; , -- - .1---7 . -sr•t-ow - ...., LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1862. No. 4.859.] (Stamped, id, Additional.) [TWOPENCE kLC 1;17 A calling at Ma. lens. —The we:11-1,1w u na clipper wtsillary steesnehip 1 t ll.t aA, 2 14:A toot 3.0 Morse p .eer, t tiding 10 the Ticterle Luut.a. [arta, will le,. ols tat the .4.1 entlarkinit pewterer , 34: 6...e...a tba.tent This =A.:Witt-cut 61.110, haat ettlr,...) f oxthe I n. 1 .• trade, has been Owner:lily rtiltted. has drst , rate accomee,- dattou f.w peseengerk sad will terry au expo flawed surgeon tad .1 steerer&s.. The Mlle* Intl hit cosithioeti at lotervalt of ala weeks by one el the lellowing teet-sialtag euziliary 5ie3V113N21161.6 be 11441,4 { , 3 Ibis immolate, : _ 1.:11 te t‘. r ...1) .1 1 . 242 tont, yn I .ree power. ellll.ll of the NAO. IVA tone, -w bores power. iwtoq tares ten Golden a 1..., ? .;re. ton*. 3.10 fume 'lower. tbseettb, it r pti took Jon hors power. IQ &wait se paw.; apply to liesers. Orladley sad Ceti Ilk . th. !trotters, Berm Alfred Brett ebd BP. 1110, Liedeellelletreet , Sr at the Mow of Ow lbw L.C.; where alp applisalks be .tppututentMepaNklahiputeo In this service iambi be nada. RICHARD DLIPIr t Reetelaly. rag India sad Lesbos cdpplag Can t on/ (Umbel). No.ll. Blachierreive. EX. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERS tram IMIDON. Part. lqatil , 1 UMW. To WI. %I, ll.otroo IM. tlom .1. I •-••-••• WA With ,I•••patch ' , piney tp... salsa.* 1 fly of Aerates ..I LISS Ilan Alt 111.0 , ,,,,rilt. 4 11. 6 ,•• Mayflower UN Wlth.lespatch 11,11-otry VI, 1 u•Se ' rsiritd the Neith. UN With despatch .., tory I M Itlisif Ci 5..... April 10 am • udome.l I h....,ishrsis - dliGWpedisle possasinyia rapid parlisiss, MIMI • MAI lIIMPIIS Iffilasiglaa. sod their pas sel...gee a.oinnodellea is Wasp vensis ailuat.—lre all 1... nirvana Oil Auatralla op= J 1%1E% Salta= Of • a Apo for the flall I mr • ma to T. M. aid Oa. I. iifeafGh•a4.lllB. 100 l 01. lI.C. WEEKLY STEAM COXIIIMIOATION le v N YORK Ulm I.—The LITWOOI. , 11W TOIL %I. 1 Pllll DELPHI A WrILAMIIIIPOOIIPAIIT Merl deigailb -1.4 thwr luL4pmervd liumw Shilliiilip.llll.ll.llll4llllllMß. I u embark pawouvrra mud aseiage. w KUL LI Piton( LIVRILIVOIL POSMTAIRE. • MY OE SALTIII . - -aiiiiarriiimi ii. WINN SOH. W Moo oft ETNA, Wetrods., 111, Aad emu mosoltot Wal Cabin pampa U. nal U to Os maw sinswkw lia U. IT mod prow IV U an provsaman orotol h______h______ hr Ora& Ur mbra Natio MOW ihrt+sh so my who sloe wA s Nows.—Fat beam perMwdoes apply kr WILLIAM . M. MahocwWw4, Limp...l; r lo al \ bl sat KAM. U. INMA Wog WillrooMset. City. 'WITH'S and NORTH AMIRIOAN ROYAL .a., MILUL IMAM SEIM beers= LITWOOL mod INIUL 05.% eor bearer LIVILLFOOL oil 1106108. Dolma dipazillo es et Bates. lellestos sr Woe imemb moo ng ken Limped. albs M INA Me iseshe Use s • COM A. kr XIV YOWL bawls", limb o:Z.Zpoompree awl mode kr Name mod le b. al :mom Tot es bond Ike &M A& lamb. =PNom. belolliguirmill ire mse somerieek boi olon sr Niue 1- 1 1% Ilona rid Paisa. Oki = ; semi at* NIL T. Ow Talroild Mrs 41& IN le WM; lkift" sag /km 74•14 nal I per mt. pilammio—, Se J. A horA id. lambs . Cu" Moak mg 11. Mee dle : esml J. lam Dra*Miriedrea4 amps S.S. Miagrasecomra; ea D. awl C. lialllPat. el wooing. 011aPPS, MAVIS, sad PHILLIPPS illagrdi Übe millerd brims Orr= r Far 11611TEIDAIL lbe VTIMOOIIID, way Tbrsiss mania, ii • lIIAL am id dr Twit. lan Lt. - fiaralast firsown& monk il. bin linerlphoisk Mos s ti. al. irdl 11*. 'Want *kola 31•11111:110p lairm7 . loweas imam AM piressurfaves Is Mrri Mt Or innewse et priesers iserelimadie lo p ell 011/11L%11, Ihe OWL/ WAIL b • kw age. lasellaab. 11" Ma ail St So, To be lama 1. lada" " sal sl Ilalabos ollaars. Inr alga papa a., call N abosiarls Illpared arra <lna ,orSe MI 611.111 f 11114 s.d PRILLIM. 11. 11.14-ka, I. C. LONDON CARPET WAREHOIML WANIII NM 1113.11. I sod 4. 0110110141 MT. W. rirrUAlt. CA dime M isr a:d ., BIDDING. ggir arier" Iwo 331 Norm , pin d 3.387 mid milmiss kr cow Wain el my is Ma woo owed odds awl pot Owe es appllealles Se LkWIS CZARCUt sod Oft. ellissMardwAstess. IS mail J. genes**. MOON% 1111111313333% !maim Osman 3318 es carriage he,. ILL .113 &gam& ggil 3•8383 e vslowl 48833 oul4, 38 Wpalasms . 113118338381 133,14rie maksepay. 18 pears: two Immodoem OSA 4I Mee= sailis4 113 mil SS gam mi. The 'Mb sew, Ind Imples. 'LIMY 11 0•128, 001:101113, mad BIDE. .lj MOWS SIDUTIMIN law aim al lbe art dramisft sad ma lid Imam Prat up la • very mak woe Imellimis arl imkpaid I. him um age" ssletary, awl Invalid. Car Imsrumitr. VIARLOVPB SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN Nub a lame Mtn et meat wit! a mere buiettur d voila The metes Y limners . the wesi D beauttfully reePed wen pert, eke lar,um.d all OW, sad ell the gravy sad vettillese prepertes ',tamed Price Pie S P. neer supristy. eilreb -a predeeed by adeetille erecestratke el heel 112 - ARLOW - 1 POTATO STEAMIER, the Cook's .I<ligbt . an infallible method d eteldire QM tumid** ireplable Ls pm let-Um. Price ea, h, .. lot ARLO W'S AUTOMATON CINDER. SITTER, .a.. tire H..w . I • Mout. rilersatent So es we 000 14601 eeabila lira►. rma ,W4I Ina II yews.) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No IJI ass% or 10.111nel:it datarbrd r UIWs. NIL aged Mt hirdag oil nadotO. Price Oa and uywvi BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vast pez required . no more tat beer Re soar whoa Moo ia ; also elects, plard. 94. direct to JAM ILUILOW. dateatoe, 14. Ki. W llsaduo.boasst Ilso OM his no sad address is us swan _ ; others aro 0 1 . 11 . 11 Migatieni. Illgratifte Inas. ZoSaillsital DkVIES'S SPERM CANDLER L. a and la pia ; las Saila wa; la bd.; Isassparsat waa, la Id. ; awaits; ; Gerona was. la ; belsak was. igiszisaspens. la : sampans. IC sal as best 10141. ; tut raw lumps. bI.L ; It: am oIU. stalls Si. as 3.1. p.r salsa soap. As. IMIa. ea. sad 41s. par 11/11.e., saralkre, 4ss.: old wawa Mattson ls. al. p peat eariume brows alalaa, la. wali• irladesa la ad. ; bossy, la 4d. ; alicala• sad almond. Is prr lear—llse oak as IL P. DAVID *ad SAW eid4stablith.l IV aft beak 11. IL lisrtiza's4a4 Clississeres% latukma. M.C. WIGAN. —(IAB AGAlN.—Another w•riutui taploston has takes place, scut all through the uso at ;4114h2 19u•ou e hh r. 1.11 . ..HEuS ATIAN PATENT IN lat. AT*, or at. h ass causal escape without itulus wales h) a.htW whist!,. t:. H. Math.' hugs to lnf. Ow trade that h. his o.t had ava.rtrutut of patterns to his taw estesaile 9b. Il ttoou gar .k n. SPECTACLES, unproved by HARRIS and et/N, must cert.eitily preserve the *ht. Better newest be meta :•trel. wait "'picas or p. 1.11., ISO- Steal, with f=Se to lea t;01.1 .nsi silver Nerclaries aud hya-ellewes t 4. variety. at ey e tally low pricea Mune* Prospect ttLays, 1-a 11 prat frue. ItAtltte eau SON, Opticians to tni h gal Vantly. opp,site the British MIMI= Oates, hest.elsheel traatots.—No travellers sentsloye4. AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBERT'S AATISMA I ItALs.t D. without congaing the bowels nr annUi„ tha• be.ol. U Lit) eft whim and payment. Is admitted to iv . tlw iv il on home I. imuwillately relieving coughs, welds, gardreinil mar • *gf aatima. and incipient consumption. It fre inentir clans ynrows "eh.= the faculty pronounce incurable. 161.13214.41.1 y allas• taw` tickling which provokes frequent cosegione. 1 0 loon. e.een sitoryleen Ito carets an: 111111 bellelk. LAIL a...leprove.l ntsiner. or even lying down for fear of sallow h-a. may siepetni nu r.iri in a few minutes after taking • rky,rett only ~of oft I.y W. LAD gb.lly. awning. SO. Jean's. street. Desuierlint. end 117 ail druggists. In bottles and Ittee 4iiantities wadi. IN , particular sad mak tor A lamas, Warm. The name amd addreig La slips/ SY UN. ASTHMA, BIiORTNESSoI BREATH, BRON- Net lI.A L.:IA. IntIIILIY rebated sad carol by the DPW, I - 10AJLICTIM P.c Wrat Y110111CMOtS). n•••••lus, 41 ti In.yirnl, pesetrat.• latu the elute.. alma Hal 'bob, Yam •Isteus, 11...118Latre . And maims therm:How al imge.rt tst argue. of emyeratMo.—T, Cspir, Kee CANNA'' , 6...1 Pena rtlce 2a. ed. • Lek Auld la lining by Jter.kA raemull. Haymarket. TIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ben. dtitin% el a r". o . 4 = o "i boast by UN peoberbook, agorptal Ow M b. tae rmods t• t erg at the sionabb, hrart'aina begriacbc vol., aid .10./110/0. awl as • WY ye 11.t kr &brats cuseuviSsorkibige Mit Wind tbiblym It le prepays{ le • Phis a p pad* larl 11 • 11 .nb bbibbotb. sift lur lifillClO aid Os, I 1? Noe bab4,ars.t. Loirwend.lor: • •dr ail be di aspadalle allownwit RICORD'S 28811NOI d LITE redres aanb.n.l mnm IMlNlftle IN nor vedla Valium Is Impamibia lb sersomemse oneeman.-41.61 r.wweb est Isratailies MI6 Piabef eareedri ratipasiwit Gad Oft. 111111 alma; r war Il ss melloia FUALLIIILN mod 017111 for Oth:q118, Owe bed ALP 11111141 T Thrusts. proplyal Wow. hag! POTTOSA, tsar MS= boo Maris blebs. Zola risbpda Tibehris Depie t Mem T and bun Panbyphowariost, air. Lc. moo Ib. pie Ws. TAO tyylioulkas. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. PALACE, Leiceater alaars• Open at Seven •dock. BPeICIAL NOTICI3.—The wondrous L boTA RD e an entirely NEW Pltlt}Vll.ldA NCE TUN Et ENING, surpt.—,lng In dAring and brilliancy anything i lw er )et achieved Oti Monday. Wednsday, and At kilt past 9, Tue•day, Thursday, and Saturday. at haL! mot II Opeentle seleetlnes and ether eatertninmenth Orand Merning VerforinaneeS each Wednesday and iletorday. Open at half putt. imminence at 11. Carriages at 4. Ilualeal director, Mr. Thema' timtlemest. BANKRUPTS. NAM 07 SOLICTIOIS AND MIRTH= PARTICULARS TO BR OBTAINBD AT THS OPPICI 07 SRN CHILI RZOOSTELAR, COURT Of NAWILRUPI'CT, RASINONALL4ITRIELT.) DUSCAI WATKINS, Leatherlane, Holborn, coffeehouse keels r. to surrender March 19, at It Monis nANDBILSON, Oxford.street, crinoline skirt Manh 10. st lE. JOHN FLAws, 11igham Ferrara, Northampton/Mr feeturer, Mardi 18, at 1. Jam [bobs, Albion place, Hyde-park. baker. March 24, at 11. WILLI Ali ARTIIe I'ATMR, Trahlßiir-tonnes, DommliaulYoild, reenlist, March 19, at 1. CIIMILLs Dot LD MOBOAN lIOXPRAT, Strand, gentleman, Marsh 10. at 14. TIO HAJ DearmAlT, jun., Havant and Southern, Hants, miller, March 24, at 11. RoBb.HT BRAblzr, 1 'utonroad. Southwark, March 24, at 11. 011oUGE CHART, Brockham.green, Surrey, licensed victualler, March 19,at 12. WILLIAM Sem, Chelsworth. Suffolk, builder, March 25, at 10. WlLLian Assorr, Cambridge-street, Pamlico, wood paving mer chant, March %A at 10. SUMO. WAND, Cheri/ay, Surrey, baker, March M. at 11. WiLLIAN h Ceffirlra, Marshalbstreet, Holdenaquare, cabinet maker, Marc 26, at 10. Entr /AD litrfo. Klatbuvryy Berks. farmer, March ES, at 10. Cloaca BAILET, Now charit'on, Keut, grocer, March la, at 11. Omani lialerow, Iffike.street, London-bridge, macebearers keeper, March la, at 11. WILLIAM JAMPM HILLS, Chesnut-row, Tottenham High Creel, boutmakir, March 50, at 11. ABRAHAM llama, Trafalgar-place, Hackney.road, licensed Vie - Mailer. March 111, at 10. ROW? RICKNICDT, Queen's-road, Chelsea, yeoman of her Majesty's Body Guard. March 111. at I. liiMßialiP Cato; Armaimareet. Bothertrithe, shipowner, Meals IL at 11. Iax,JAMIO St. JohnntrgetroaTlTlLrrt, Cler k. 11; ekryti. "a WALTER BMUS , Bridge-holm Hotel, SoUtawatk, iris whs. Mer chant, March 18, at If. WIIIVIELI Iterates:lN, Gottleers.roW, Shackiewell, la* dot, Mara la, at IL 11111t2 Ottar, Randolph-mews, Maids-hill, cab driver, Mach W. L 11000112011, liartley.row, Manta, wooer, March 27, atll. TIMM Watrar, l'pper Thames street, Merchant's clerk, March 011. Ven, ollll2lll, Oundle, Northamptonshire, Innkeeper, March MEWP. Madames, Surrey, March 27, at 11. Bialllrmrmata TowRDMIDq Bathatreet, aberuacle-simare, mat• bus maker, March re, at It. YREIMNICA lam Turtatreet, Bethnal-green, baker, Mara Mat I. WMalaill Ramat Drary-lane,cheesemonger, March 18, at 1. lialiPMMI KOOK ROVISAJI, Jun., l'aUkhuilddidge-road. Weettnlll- Nor, iron domain March 18, at 2. ALFIUM RBIBIROIR JONI2I, Ponsiord-terrace, KeurialbtOrm, tea dealer, March to, at JOIM J•nRS LIWRINCI, Willow-walk, Bermondsey, Beamed vic tualler, March IS, at I. Joss Lionnotilat, Coventry, watch manufsetnrer,Marchl7alll. WI wan Siena, 160mb:titer, builder, March 2a, at IL Roam, lan., BirMinchani, nxiller, March 24, at It, JOAN UMW. Ilrockmoor, Staffordshire, poen, March 17,st 12. alcaaln PEARL?, Itomaky, Worcestershire, farm bailiff, March 21, at 11. Mato DOOMM, Bradley-gram Staffordshire, wheelwright, March 24, Atli 'HOMY WW.Lti IWOM and JANIS Ozarz, Boston, common brewers. March 90, at 11. Owens Smart*, Boston, painter, March IL at 11. WILMA' Satin, Nottingham, Joiner, March 20, at 11. POllll4 Newbrisigsroa-Wye, draper, March 20, at 11. Cltaltaa DROMMLOW MARSHALL. Newport, Mannontlakire, oankry proprietor, March 21, bo at oze 11. IMIRT 111110 us, Bristol, lodging- keeper, March 21, at 11. WisaaAN YZAR, jun., and Jule raitiross„ Bristol, timber dealers, March 121 at 11. Maiaral Tvastrit, Lyng, Sornemetshirc, gentlewoman, March IS, at It RIM Yen, Plymouth, rope numnfacturer, March IS, at Il ium, Witatam LUWAIib SNIATHRINI, Liverpool, boot dealer, la, at 12i. TigMait Vilusoa, Mitten, Lancashire. publican. March 18, at 11. 101 l Itstrat, Higher Behbingtou and Roil Ferry, Cheshire, Watcher. March 19, at I/ Ilisilluea Canon Mum, Wrexham, Denbighshire, watch maker, March Is, at 12. WIWAM 201,1,8.1, Liverpool, provision broker, March la, at 11. Jam BOOTH, Bury, lam:whin:, tailor, March 18. at IL Caßandaffit BituCKBASE, Ulveration, laacathire, .4. -2011. Worth 20,st 12. TaOrtar 1101.1 M AINsTRONO, Manchester, led merchant, March 19, at IL WILLIAM ALL= sad TROIKAS ALLIM, Oytngton, Northumber land, Male., March 21. at 11. JOOrM JIMWOOII2, hilnalagbana, brass founder, March 21, at IL /axis Ocrisi. Um= o f. : 4 l 4 l.l=Atatch 21, at 10. THOMAS kllttiaß , ordishire, cabinet maker; March 11, all Satan Biroaali, Asian. Wwinelabire, beer retailer, March M 10. Roatia Ow:Maw er, March 21. at 10. Waltman Lam n. March Si, at S. MUIR Fatillnirmt Beuthy shire, farmer. April 7. at It Warm* Blieoenv3a. 111411sa, Derbyshire, buerhouse teepee, Match Is. M Oman Roam Kirby, Yorkshire, farm labourer,March 17,a81L 020101 MOWN, Beading, Berks. poulterer, March 22, at 12. Jai= Oontrairr, Aylesbury, publican, March 17, at 1 0 . Tlionlaa Routed!, Nottingham, basket maker, May 7, at 11. Joel LittratLar and ions huita, Nottingham, sawyer% May 7. at 10. INWARD flarmitOß BED, Fort Cumberland, Hants, cook, March IS, at 12. 10s1en Imam, Ablershott, innkeeper, March 18, at IL *WHAM, lICTLBIL jun., Frith-common, Worcestershire, publlean, March te. at 11 ZACCRICS Srerrin, Netherton, Worcestershire, Weiner, March IS. at 11. Salina/ Bralgint Hatixerleigh, Devonshire. taller, March IT, at 11. Mamie Balm. Portia, ship's carpenter, March 19, at It loan lamocater, Leeds, plasterer, March 25, at IL Jamas Scannas. Braintree, Max, innkeeper, Mardi* at le. Smaurd. Cocaunoe, Socking, Fears cooper, March 29, at 10. JOAN FRANZIA /Hedy, Chtniorranshire, shopkeeper, Aprillo,at 12. F.Lizaaßrn DANIEL Swansea, Wended victualler, April 10, at 12. Ammo WALL. Cardiff, surgeon, March 31, at 11. Font 1110ITLXY, Halifax, shopkeeper, Macho, at 10. 101 l 11..tiseatt, Halifax, cabinet maker, Mardi 22, at 10. Oituana Tram, Ashton,inder.Lase, , Mardi 10, at 11. Aurelio loin Caore, II uline lancssklre „ March 10, at 10S. RIr7l.tRD TATIVLSAIL, Rdtonl. butcher__, March 22, st 10. JAM. LITWIN and JosKYS MONO, Marineau, joiners, March 20, at 12. WILLIAM wmunumxt, Upton Hellions, Devonshire, clerk, March 11, at 11. Jamas noW2hat Riaptonnwo , llull,ipunekeeper,liarch22,llll. &Urn BAD" Ritchie, Herta, halmanufacturer,March 37, at 10. .10a1 ilmtastrt, gionrbridge, retailer of hatter, March 25, at O. Mums mostly, Nonnemby.liplipittal, Lincolnshire, school master, March 16, at 12. Firm Morns, Chelmsford, tailor, March 18, at 11. °Boma HC317111118, Ryden, Northamptonshire, blacksmith, March 19. at 4. lam INMAN Maw, Kingston•upon-llull, medical student, March 11, at IL Jed 120u30 Comaw.s, Klagatoampon.Rull, wood carver, Match 16. at 116. Amin Cams On, Kingston-uponllCU, pianoforte maker, March 14 at 12 - Maar Lamirorr, Sheffield, publican, March 20, at 2. SAIMM Tram, Sheffield. pocket blade grinder, March 27, at 2. DAVID lIIMPSILL. Sheffield, baker, March 27. at 2. passim, LATTON. Sheffield. lasitroaker, March 27, at 2. Sanaa, Marna. Sheaeld, broker, March 27, at I. 3061711 Hun IMSNETT, Sldfleld, surgeon, March 27, at 2. LAST ILCAMINATIONS. _ Mille43o/1111TANCE, the Powerful Contralto, eediense be Mold an meant of delight to the Patrons of MI LONDON PAVILION, and pivibip vera hare not heard her the Proprietors In e' WOl6ll simply wagged that that have • rare treat in store. Nho slogs EVIRY ZVZNIING at Nine and Elevoo, lira Lawrence. the pegielew geoliseenalc Vocalist, whose charmlog strains greatly add to the general attractions, will oppoar every night. The 5tH og fare the compriers (Veratlc heketions, sup ported :.y "attires of acknowledged alty, • hoot of Comic rah id. the Elliott Broth,re In their Drawing-room Entertainment, and other novelties. TRZ LONDON PAVILION, Tkhhorneetreet, top of the Egyrearket. IM wee. ed. : beicottle ar . R= GROVEL Mutat! LLOYD'S CZLEBRATED DANCING ACY—WALTZING.— PMeasaparial sad New Neapedit W s)t i Quadrilles taste b 7 Ow " tenrner In Low doe. Mr. T. Yaw, every Wedgy, 0 •. Aiderseetsatreet. elementary lastruction, Thur.oo an d Friday , quadrilleparties, t% ederalay and Saturday. Admiesioa, WL—Mr. T. Yang's Bali, Tuesday, March 1b: tickets. I.od. LOWER and VIRGETABLE BREW tre. and WalLar e ctotale e) ntly ameminand Übe tot. • lowing FLOW= SUDS, only such %elections having been made list they Ileet armed .16. Owe mile/action: e. • t . IA LOOM, seleetall ration...tardy Anneal* IP .6 „16 „ It 60 Malfilardy „ to .. „ 111 .. Dterrlptlve beed Cateirene or Amato*?Guide may be had, Mee and postpaid epos assalteatton. V. and Ml'. Invite attention to their extra choke assortments of Aners, balsams, Meek; &c. 'hI:ILZA and **MUMS, Seed Merchants, Cossotitarkis Marta, London. QTEVENSand SON, Witte and Spirit Mercbants. Barrtmi and COLONIAL RN -Stevens and Ma's lima* Ole hes leas Ma known for he sopericelty of quality, olamostia and Savour ; Bs high quality is maintained. Beek& liihais art, ilia 1111... m Van , highest quality and sere" Us. 4d. per lanky, &imam liighlentL fita ; !Mt. 10a per prin=ltam. old Jamaica, las. 4d., 16e. : very Ade*. ITL par galkka. fihreb. 14s. ed. British Bray, brown or paln lila per idiom MOM Cordiels, lis. 64. Is nd addition to thither@ Stevens and Son keep Schiedam Badlands. 17s. per Os, per dame cam. AB geode delivered free within five masa Terms mink inshopagato-strest lthta VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and 1 lk/AXIDEN, for the lafaresatioe el the Publie and their stmenees P 7 beg to make the following announcement re- 1 =Or I lof 001.1). feeling persuaded that the luta the leader sad the bile will be alike protected by the olio di4elellkei et g• on Me subject. Gold beteg /Mimi bee 111 otsle er wet& it follows that geld of St OMB Sae. le 14 eerste..6l 3 se 9 carats .. El 11 19 wall ..S4 4U6 11 Besse.. S• 1 11 carets .. 1I 56 swp NUM MEWL . 11 16 14 T wets.. 1 6 9 Sorer.. 6 1 11 le .leas.. 1 111 1 • mate .. 1 1 16 U mob r i, 14 earele.. I 9 I 6 6 cants .. •11 S allirlardi SI Sel MIMI/. . • 1 411 • 4 earge .. 514 II II eras.. l4 • lSertah.. It s se s •ww• .. •15 re Iliesorele.. 6u SI 11 entsts.. IIS 1 1 nests I T 1 ID oinelle.. S I Amaz y..... 4. let was t o L i es ii rs . t ... 0 S 111 ww••••••••s, vs w.c., Ueda& 6=zeigte el Chains and !mast, toot ls. awl N.& Mk as dosed at 4 Is the ~dm mid ce Totardage et eseereleek. Nix IFILEF (ALFRED WEBB MILES) /MI SPRING AND ilt/IWEI WWI tot the World-Weil Beek& ANGOLA W. rsoutais. Tr as" wises sad ready Oar mum TIMM WI arisiWaltrrahlth WWI ally edema le TA 112.001L411121, AANOWDIAMINAND, =Awl. le sot esoseeted with aq wain hailatias aal wire. Wag ta Ide AWL 1121111121K1D lath NASSUAIY. ISAL Tnsra-Mr. =HELLS INVENTION,. ol whisk he ft Ur IWO Patorm—Paria growled Jolt V, I.lo.—Arllllal Tooth to Lt s Ilk I/ mg.—Tsai to Wt s thee are kW whim. pale sr ostraction, itiertat Velar Ise wash ow &We sad altriffartas ries . irritated for ctrl owlish awl milwohillia, be relliew tistratisw wis• WI th. south. MIMI MAUS; *WI mbar linaketa , pest hat far area strops. Irvatelr ilmes whit enselliellis kw S. Grarriora Ilialtaftesk lawks; rad* arportkin. bfruomali. WHITS and SOUND TEETH me indispensable to Penemal littrestien, and to Inallt, and longevity by nowlisailes d test lOW LAMM ODOSTO, or 1111111110•114 Pd at Oriental Ingredients, it et Ineselaiddi wine In Ind liAWlng the tank Ike gums amd is Aug • pia sm ring hypos, to the br amagl e h atint armilestat tartar the Sewn, mauves opals d Incipient dewy, and polishes sad prenerves the ermunel. to wsikh It Impels • parateike whitamea It. lumina = cm" Tartlet bow .el pauntewitveegersany ai royalt h Ed the ot lbsorips. mod * Is ute. Mae • gd. pw bag. add by A. inertind awl rep 2o, Nallets gerdea, sad by Modals and Macaw. Halt kr "toirtent• Womb.' HE ART WORLD of THIS DAY, price 5d., stamped It, eastatits the New Oeholaht ha welts et Art stamped Ms Art Depaitmeot at the Istaniallowal Eildbitke and the twat Academy-71u Albert Bealloacial—atste mid Preepacts of the &Ivo ..1 Ao t Blotches of Loudon—New ton's Helitatimens—Music— I tundras—Photography, ie., with 13 Illastratiosa Meshed by M. 11. Motley, IV, Cansarb• stied. strand: and Lod and Cu, Patersogeurow ; and an lkookaeners sad Noweveadlors. G ERMAN CLASSICS, with Notes. By steemsw BMA= SCHILLIUM MAID of OILUITIL f. ' aeIIILLKIrS WILLIAM TILL Is. SCHIILEIIII MAZY SWART. B. Landes: Parker. qua. and Boum, Wasalliraad. la two volumes, post 'seq. 9s. soak ripHE RECREATIONS of COUNTRY .n. A IL. 40N ; Essays Consolatory. Atsthetieek Mord, Soda, sod Domestic. A Aitken= trona the Contrllsotiaos of A. K. H. I. to " /lusts Mistsstoo." London Postior. Roo. sad Douro, West Strand. This day. TOWN footway Ivo. Oa. OWN and COUNTitY IiZELMONS. By tire Rev. CHAkI. KrsitaLZT. Is** ad lucidity, and Ctuplain in Ordinary to the *tom Wain : Parker. nos, and Ikon, Were Strand. boot mann- March 87. P. C. Sa Broadatreet•buildlngs, City, and Manchester, merchant-April 10. W. Hart, Hackney-road, baker -April 10. J. Westou, Yliinwell, Sussex, miller-April 10. J. Graham. Westmoreland-plu,. Carnbeneell, merchant's clerk- April 10. K Attree, North Cray, Kent, licensed victualler-April 10. J. W. Fryer, Cleveland.terrace, Islington. commercial tra veller-April 10. W. 'l. Knightsbridge, Mansfield-street, )(Wie land road, journeyman big , her -April 10. K. Benham, Honey neat-the-Bee, Norfolk, farmir-Aprli 10. C, Harathouse, Gray's ititolant, New Zealand agent-April 10. R. de N. Lucas, Green wich. attorney-April 3. 11 !Pacers, White-street. Houndsditch, pen dealer-April 3. H. anoplace, Chelsea, barrister -Aprll 4. L. /stern, Westilebi terrace, Rotherldthe, commiagoll agent-April 3. D. Steel, Irriiry.lane, builder-April 4. W. Bel den, faimeesterterrsce, Yauxhall.lirldge-mad, aeosuntant - April 3. J. Clipping.lale, dun., Lower Thames.street, City, emu mission agent-April 4. R. Oreedas, Comptonatreet, Brunswick square, china dealer-April 4. P. C. Grcig, Munster-street, /LegentltPark. greengrocer-April 4. G. Mosher, Waylionrne, Barmy, licensed victualler-April 4. J. Berger, Harleyvtreet, Battersea commission agent-April 4. M. Kingsland. Barham. Kent, miller-April 4. J. T. Calming, Hounslow, miller-April 4. G. IL Stodilart. YoUtestma, clerk in holy orders-April 1. M. Rmytherman. Crithall, Kent, Causer-April 3. H. Skilleomn. Wandsworth rod. unnant to a surgeon-Apra 3. J. B. Payne, lichen Yarn. Muds, hosier-April S. G. Paint. City. sail maker-April 3. W. Martin, Ruislip, Mid dlesex, hay dentcr -April 0. T. Crawley, St. John street, Smith field. hoot lace manufacturer-April 3. W. Leach. Osborn-street, Whit,ehapel, denier in clothee-April S. J. Bull. Newport. Isle of Wr4ht, Luker-April 8. R. W. Davenport, Charlotteartreet, lkdforilvoitire, yen or of patent medicines-April 8. .1. Parka, sett, illucher.street, Walworth, easurnercial traveller on commis sion-April x. E. Beatable, Lamlport, Hann, wholesale locker- April 1. W. Paton. Clarencophice, Islington, licensed cab pro prpaor-April 4. O. Youn„, , . Bridgnorth. BAD, grocer-April 4. J. Thomason, Marsh, Salop, builder-April 7. M. J. Exley, Birmingham. factor-April 7. J. Wilkes, Birmingham, eleetroplater-April 7. .1. P • •111•011. Birmingham, ale dealer ttrll 7. A. T. GlNlwin, Hanley, Sta ff ordshire, grocer-April 7. tY. Berton. Birmingham. gilt toy manufacturer-April 3. H. ART 1,14.1171tEn AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.- B'ill'aS""l".T"nt. grocer-April 3. Harii"dt. Mr. ming ns, commission agent-April 4. J. Bu tt ery, Birmingham. introductory lecture of the aeries on art at the Crystal umbrella manufacturer-Apr(l 4. H. Johnson, Tamworth, agent Paws was delivered by Dr. Kinkel, on Thursday afternoon -April 4. P. Greenfield, litieviey.bllL Staffordshire, tea dealer -Aprll 4. L Bower, Birmingham, railway bolt manufacturer- ' NA, before • very numerous and attentive audience. April 4. S. Tipper and W. Tipper, Stoke.upon.Trent, china Architecture and painting in their origin and characteristics mannfacturers-April4. G. Ladd. Birmingham, cab proprietor - wars the main subjects treated of. and the advantages of n'An'ersiti7.ltjro..Al w ii i l: Birmingham, butcher-April 7. J. T. Premix, atrycookLA ill 3. K Panora, Tugford, rieleselog some knowledge of them enforced with great Salop, farmer-Aprll 7. T Kemp, Iflrrningharn. building material dealer-April 7. G. D. Hedge, Goventry, Umber merchant-April ability and "Rect . ". T he i ll uetn ' tlepe w hich was emu 7. J. Weston, IC ingswlnford, Staffords hire, grocer-April IL W. tended greatly to add to the simplicity of the lecture, L Matthews, Birmingham, hoot maker-April 1. J. Granger. an d malariait anna dawy a m, t o t„, ...dnataad ; e ll t h e Nottingham, grocer-April 1. J. Walsoley, Derby, dyer-April 1. 8. Potter. Carrington. Notts, julner-April 1. R. Cooper,various atepris the sirgewaest, which was very cleverly pat Ashby.delolouch. stonemason-April& H. Saute* Swamis, followed each other is due 111103111.11011, sad rendered the dealer-April S. J. Mivngan, Newport, Kengsmatitshlre, ham kondorsorr remarks Melt echeerest and conclusive. 'ribs keeper -April & T. Jenkins, Lityr44lllll, Okaarganilirn, builder-April 10. A. Corte, SW Weellard.Devenshtrit Wow woo bottom d to atteutioa. sod conclude' k itri phi c i t. maw i s m ; s a m.,_a grid general applarms. The subsequent lectures of the B. Orseawood. A. Orsianwswg, gel Missowsoll, late seem will Wes phis la Ow various courts the Crystal Foot. Yorkshire, cotton mmaninsingsses-linissi fits I. Prise. Pekoe. Tapley.plaoe, near Liverpool. Suillir-SSINLIS. aT. Scrivener, ROYAL Moortanscrom. :kern'''. -At an ordi- Ne•"'"l'arm' i timeord Tors -akmaill• D. D• eery lassmikie ad. imejordhohocieskia ., fa law l i t i a .ilnom ehan, New s gft = rade oromp.warro J. somirriso ines4lllmeti se Brei 4 Doris, .1. X Muria North Ingslib. drooor--MorrhaCw. ritreeth, Es tioo do*, IWe amok 11 11 74 1 t alh ol Mow idol wit Mood Headmpreeedi, Taftairtv. ire and watis t r a z to try do sioras of spire of TO waMilior ; mom Sim April 7 . D er A SkoNsa d rbo sia p ik we wand she lollowb4 mow loodhooy tin AA ft A. 0,11 1 Mir /mob Aulooordsr,tho Lord Owego Omer Loma, ihreh u sidem e • r i= 4. isisim ilinear• vidwase kl ara ltri . I Lay Nary Tor. Mr. W. J. Lob% _M. r.. Kr. Oelevies T. Wares , Ceased; MEW. ILP., Admiral Erskine, orl Bioko, C. 8., in. gilf Nsrsi W. J. CorgWAL ben., Testes. GERMAN SC Hy Pr..fasear lamaala, Ward Book. Hiram Mark. M. Con‘enattur Bout Sa. Grammar. Pm Id. Lorries: Parbar. acm. HOOL BOOBS, I f Kisses Callow Wads& lizetalsr. SL Id. Esamplefs Header. St Anthol"gy. as md Bourn. West StrsupL MO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— A DOOI on this tolled wl , ll he forwarded, Vail. to the sirlickal. All peraionv sada:tun from the ordinary slinivnta of ,humid at once *coil a stamped Oirected envelope to Ur. o• II , I, tAtthwtreel, hackney-ruit, London, wtwu a copy will he immediately rettirne.l. DR CURTI% ON SIOIYOUSNU6, OKNILBAL DEBILITY. £c. Just published, prim IL., poet tree from the Author for It A IdIiDICAL 11 , 88AY on the CA USE ssu e l n cuss of PREMATURE DIRLINE La MAN, with plate directions Sea perfect restoration to Main and rigour. the result of twenty las pears* saccentui practice Is the treatment of those peculiar emcee and acquirml &seam% which teud to embitter and shorten line. By fur. J. L Ccume. IS, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, Leemlan. Consultation. 10 tin & sad 6to & •• la • feel uelmenatloa In ay maniere la nomember of society by whom the Wel willecelie found usetal—whelbersaoh pumas MN the relation el parecal,, preceptor of eleremwm: --Mel Lnrdoo: Mares. M. J. Ansa. 81, Werwieltclane. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUIPPICRERS. Do. SMITH Asa Dist puhllakd oVW larnox o Ms valuable ..it, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRILID (116 paps). out the •elf-estro of Nervous Dololity, Loos of Mossury, Mitten of atobt. Weitude, dm, post-Dos, on teatpptt of a directed forolops. oteelasing 1.0 postage st.teps.—Addtese, Dr 1611T11, 11, Borton-croonset, Tovistookoquors, L..d0.. W.C. Salop—March 28. T, Neate, Tockingken. Oloucestershire,botcher —March le. J. Miller, Stowell,Sontersetahlre, Innkeeper—March 21. M. Coates. Carton, Yorkshire, miller—Starch 18. P. Leach, Ansferd, &imersetahlre. elerle—March 17. it. Malabar, Cheat ham, Manchester, cabinet designer—March 28. B. Hemingway, Halifax, Yorkshire,saddler—March 28. J. Jagger, Hallfaz, York shire, hand loom weaver—March 22. T. Gaukroger. Warley,York shire, meson—March 28. 11. Goodyear, Brighouse, Yorkshire, quarryman—March 28. J. Bellwood, Dodworth, near Barnsley, Yorkshire. publican—March it Z. Wallace, Barnsley Yorkshire, provision dealer—April 21. G. Bower, Whitt iingo ili Derbyskine, fanner—April 21. Wilson, Bromfield, Der butcher— March 27. J. Bible, Covent , publican—March 27. C. ilkineon, mall, Warwickshire, 'Mac —March 17. C. Baxter, Ng% Northamptonshire, vermin Inner—Mardi 17. 1. O'Donnell, Pe terborough, licensed hawker—March 19. C. Belinforth, Liv licensed victualler—March 19. J. Kavanagh, Liverpool, tio a rieriL . I 4. J. Hawke', Burford, Orfordshbv, bores dealer—April D. Arierson,Oxford, draper—April 4. H. license, Morley, near builder—April 4. J. Willlantson Dewsbury, Yorkshire, carpet manufacturer—April 9 . .1. Tipping, Llangatiock, Brecon alive, caller—March U. G. Lewin Cardiff, furniture Broker -- ADAM J. Origin, Llanwonno, Glamorganshire, weigher— April 12. D. Amok Pwllyglaw, Glamorgaushire, grocer. JOINT STOCK 001EPAN1ES ACTS. Dlaritler SAM - a;13111 - 1 — (111621 ,--7 ;: iiarc — i22, - ;t11, at Basing ball-street—to aettiv Mat 01 ocaittibutortes. DSCLA.LII7:IO!!ie OF DIVIDMD!It Reamer OVultalaV, fleul7y:lf;;de;, irarWickshire, hotel kegler—lit dividend of lid., March 18, and any uubeequeut Thursday, at Kinnear's, anninahani. JOBS DAT, 70a. , Noblestreet, City, Rod Coventry, ribbon manu facturer-Ist dividend of Zs. 4d., March It, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. MILL AR AMU llinsilesham, rope maker —lst dividend of Ind.. March IS, and any subsequent Thursday, at Kinnear's, Mr mhigham. Omm nano Dawniand CfLULLIS MESAS, Jun., Birmingham, _ sogn_fumiture manufacturers-Ist dividend of is. IW. eialtham Herat EATWoOD, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer -1g dividend of la bid., March 11, and say aubsequemt Tuesday, at Whit more's, Birmingham. CIORGZ Rosen:4, H,mdaworth, Staffordshire, saddler—ist dirt. deed of is, , March 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore's, enninghare. CERlSTortinii Noon and JOHN Ninon, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, shade web annufacturers—lst dividend of L. lid., Much 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore*, B Jogs Prusroso and Jenne Lionrsoir, 1111ston i , " &=hire, Monarasters—tad dividend of Id., March 11, and say subse quent Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Birminham. .11Umele Clumas FOULICIte, Nriniagfiare, draper. let divi dend of Ss., March 11, and any subsequent Tuesday, et Wet sore's, Birmingham. JOAN Comm!, Smethwirk, Staffordshire, boot and shoe manu facturer-Ist dividend of sa. ftd., Marsh 11, and any subse quent Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. Wn.usis TAN, Nottingham , jeweller-1g dividend of 4d., March 10, ar ea three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not tingham. 1111.1. ex Hualils, Leicester, grocer—hid dividend of Id., March 10, and two subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Not. thigha TIOXAS M za. ocLo, Sudbury, Derbyshire, tanner—lst dividend of IM., March 10, and two subsequent Monday', at Harris's, Not- Ale= Dturniffole, Noel , glove cloth manufeeturer— tad dividend Mkt. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. ROM= Warm, Imes Wiled and WILLIAM WHITE, Notting ham. Mos matinfacturers--le dividend of 04., March 1 0 . and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. WILLUX Vac, JOBS Wald, sad Jams ling. 110autafatel. Leicestershire, timber merchants—lit dividend of es., on Dew proofsti ngham., March 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harries, Not MOW ASHILL, Loughborough, Leicestershire, ale merchant —lst dividend offs, March 10, and threesubeequent Mondays, at Harries, Nottingham. 'Monad lOUs, Leicester. elastic web mannfacturer-Ist divi dend of le tel., March la, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. IMO Hsu inseam. Nottingham, draper-1M dividend of M., March 10, andthrle subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not tingham. .Lettas Bents, Derby, Jeweller--1d dhiciend of al, March 10, dad three suheequent Mondays. at Harris's, Nottingham. Low WfurAis Womum and lowan SWIM roomy. Lei canter, deistic web manufacturer—lent dividend of ts., March le, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Jlmums Givoirir6,ll.olll.•ll, NlROgimeers. oral merchant—. ist dividend of fit. March 10, and three subsequent Moo- I dine sate s. N Gioaor Wisaux Celg ti ,T hanL ottingham, bleacher-Ist dividend of la., March 10, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Hares* Nob m. tingba "Melia( Perngen, Nottlapham, licensed victualler-Ist divi dend of Is., March 10, and three subsequent Mondays. at Har dee Nottingham. JAMS WADCaOtt, fleet, Lincolnshire, Innkeeper—let dividend a Veld.. March 10, and throe subsequent Mondays, at Harris'', • Neel 3000117=x, Nottingham, and Lerobley, Notts, innkeeper— bet feet% dividend of 2s, Marche., and three subsequent Mondays, at Nottingham. /telefax Ihrett. Ciean, West Hartlepool, ship chandler-Ist dividend of 3HI March 6, and any subsequent Saturday, at HAWS. Neweastlenixe.Tyne.. . , Jo= Cain, Weltlllollo4, batider—lst dividend oils. lid., March a, and any subsequint - Saturday. se Baker's, Newtaitla. upon-Tyne. Mach 28. W. Buckwell: ' PTlZA Wharf. East Greenwich; Zing William-rilet, City ; and Casa Coln Dorgomartero, Italy, manufacturer of artificial stone—Mara 28. IL Leach, Wishnick St. Peter, Cambridgeshire ; New Londonetreet, City and Comp ton-terrace. Islington, wine and spirit mereilant—llarch Is. G. Shepherd, King‘ton &anti; Berks. baker—March 20.J.Ilailey, Spennymoor, Durham, grocer—ilareh 20. W. J. Thomas, Hay, areconabb•e, attorney—April I. C. Watson, Groat Yarmouth. grocer—April 3. A. Montgomery. Great Wlnehatterstre,t, City, and lifigenetreet, Clapham, mrsisr. czrzulc.Ams to he grllliies titr 41001 be shown to Wt ontrary on or braes the gag of lassling. April 2. A. Agra, Great' sftemastree4 Itsmellaquare, watch maker—April I. I. Defiles, Zastoneasd. and TaTitonstrat. Gordon-square, gas meter nuundaelailer. 1411SOLTED. J. Walker andJ. Barnes, o.kenshaw - ,lencabire, waterproof cloth narufacturers-J. Montgomery, W. C. Fox, and J. On, Liverpool, ship stores dealers, so far as regards J. Orr-T. Bridge, C. ArMasan, and E. Cashman, Birmingham, iron mer chants, so far as regards T. Bridge-T. Banco. and W. Banco., Binningluun, clog makers-C. W. Bell, J. D1 1 1040( 1 ., IL K- S W. M. Bell, Yid J. Morrison, as the Marla. and lienghal k Coal Company-J. Harris, sea., J. Barris. jun.. F. Barra, and 0. Harris, Wilson-street, Ilnabsayoquare, and Oranarstreet, South wark. mahogany merchant so far ss regards J. Harris, len.- W. W. Davis. and T. Washington, Stewart-street, Spitatields, silk zunnufacturers-T. Gray and B. Wood, Star-court, City, corn masion agente-L. Turner and J. Marta, Leicester, elastic web manufacturers-J. W. Scott and 0. Mortimer, Watley, York shire, deniers In woollen Moths-T. Richardson, G. G. Richard son, T. Braukston, and A. Branknton. Shoesnakar-row, City, snuff manufacturers, so far so regards T. Richardson and 0. 0. Richardson-J. Baron, men., J. Baron, W. Baron, and J. Baron, jun., Manchester, Rochdale, and Burnley, commission agents , so far so regents J. Baron, jun.-J. Vint and C. F. Lamson, Hylton Lowford Pottery, Durham, earthenware numnfactorme-0. Ors ham and .1. C. Kellett, Leeds, mango manufacturers-N. Sim monde and E. Argent, Harrington- drat, Haniateadroad, car . paters-Martha Roe and W. Holt, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton spinners -V. B. C. l'antaeolus and A. J. Owen, Oxford-street, &canton -W. Bowden and E. Mullins, Swinton and Manchester, manufacturers-W. H. Goddard and C. Fletcher, jun., Rye, SAW OrX, pnintern-H. 8. Smith end J. Smith, Oracechurch.street, City, tea dealers-lt Bpaall and B. Spaull, Vale-place, lan meniniith, surgoonn-J. Tripling and P. Crean, jun., Newpte. street. City, scoourtants-11. W. Blake, J. Brown, and G. Hamil ton, Soho, Birmingham, and Londonstreet. City, engineers, so far as regards J. Brown - J, T. Whllesrnith and T. Wiliam., Worcesterddre, shoomakers-R. Smith and 0. Baker, Liverpool, saw mill proprietors-R. Bennett and 0. Pearson, Bermondsey New-road, dealers In building materials-T. Wil kinson, Y. Wilkinson, and S. Wilkinson, Birmingham, jewellers, so far As regards T. Wit. Inson-J. Wilson sad R. Wilson, Unla den, Yorkshire, manufacturers-B. Clayton and W. Wright, Chipping Be n et, Herta, brick makers-W. Badger and R. B. Bolger, so far as regents their connexion with the firm of John Print> re and Co., Gamow, wholesale warehousemen-A. Clark and J. Drummond, Glasgow and Belfast, cotton yarn merchants. SCOTCH 8/I:44III3STRATIONI4, WILLIAM 11.0aissoa, Blatrgoirrie, Perthshire, wool miller, March IL, at the rrocuratoni Library. Perth. DoNALT; Srawarr, Tale, writer, March 18, at the National Hotel, Jelly ii. IIt . TFIRRSoItD, Glasgow, plasterer, March 12, at the Faculty Het Maslow. Amu anior.K Dully, Posrmill, Kinrossahlro, farmer, March 17, at Kirkland's lintel, Kinross. JAal Bur and JAMt COMM, Knowhead, Banffshire, farmers, March 14, at the Solicitors' Lihrary.rootn. Banff. DAVID SUIT, Arng't , k House, Meshire, farmer, March IT. at Blrkland s Inn, Kinross. Roamer Hamm, rioronertlald,Haddingtonahlre, engineer, March 18, at the George fun. Haidlngton. WILLIAM HAMILTON, Glasgow, grocer, March 14, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow. JO= /Wens. Ardroman, groove, March 14, at the Eglinton Arms Hotel, Ar.lr, ssin. HERMAN ALF,XANORN SORIMMION and JO/IN NEILL, Leith and Glasgow, merchants, March 14, at Howells and Lyou'a Rooms, Bdlnburgh. THZ PAINTERS AT TII3 EXHIBITION BUILDING.- The strike of the minters end deooratirs„ which took pleas at the Exhibition last Friday evening for the purpose of obtaining the allowance of a tea half-boar when required to work overtime, bar been brought to a close by the contra& tors having conceded the time @kissed. Another strike is imminent—the men claiming 7d. instead of 6d. per hoar, rat present, in consequence of the amount of work the; are expected to perform, and the dangerous nature of that employment. Although so strike ham actually occurred, a number of the men have during this week left the employ, and the contractors have been endeavouring to supply their places, but at present have been unsuccessful. There have been, it is said, no fewer than seven accidental dace last Saturday amongst the painters, by their felting from the scaffolding, scaffolding, some 70 feet is height. Six of the rasa ware severely injured, and one indeed, Steps an taken by tbs workmen to publish au authenticated list d the imx, diets that be,. tabus place at this building, Which are stated to be far more numerous than the public are aware of. _ _ _ CITITAL PALAOII. ONI 6snslxa DST. ISIDAT, Wows 7.—ildesiedros ea menet, 381: ditto by MOOS Wolk 536—Isesi. 910. We find Do DAIRY% FOOD the safest remedy for seestipsiese. bidkestion (dispeoste). es==#= debollly.—o. Dc. Dui Ober. 11 : 1 k r. INWOOD, Dr. let. Weesse. sem Se ,Ober. out sisodiss. In am fe. ; tree of sembes. I =We Barry and On, yr, il l isat4itest. Leaden ; am Barn; VD, Mumps do la oser, Dresssio.—(Adra- Usenet. lab) Enttlligttue. EQUITY COURTB.—Menen 7. (Before the Lords Justices of Appeal.) IN LUNACIG—IN SE WIND11•1‘. Towards the close of the day's sitting, Sir Hugh Cairns, Q.C., opened shortly the petition of Mr. W. F. Windham, paying that so much of the order of the 23rd November, 1861, made by . this court, as orders that all persona be re arsine& from interfering in the affairs and eamens of Mr. Windham, and from interfering with, ming, or timpani( of any property of his whisk they might have in their pores pion or which might come to their bends, or in any way interfering with his setae, without the authority of the court, might be diacharged ; and that the costs of Mr. W. F. Windham, of opposing the petition to this court for the inquiry, of the commission issued thereon, and of various applications since made to this court, includi ngi those of the present petition, might be pea by the applicant' for the commission, Major-General Windham and others, or one of them. The ground stated for the payment of the arts was, that in the course of the evidence before the Muter in Linsey feats had been deposed to, and particularly in the examination of Lord Alfred Hervey, ens of the petitioners for the inquiry, which ought to have appeond in his affidavit on such application, but which bad not been so stated—particularly that on the application Ito their lordships for an inquiry, Mr. Windham's complaint bad been stated by tbs. -wither to be one of coogenital limey, without intervals d retitheilty, and . rendering him incapable not only of managing his groundsS but even endangering his life, and that it was on the .s[ ;gar m the &Steed lunatic's life.that the depromeathed consented to join in the proceeding for an inquiry ; whatag upon the examination upon tie cuandaden die deportees had admitted the receipt of letters from Mr. Windham which were as rational in their tenant as Gadd bare been written by any person, which letters had not been men tioned on the application for the inquiry. The argument will be resumed to-morrow ; Mr. Row ell& appearing with Sir Hugh Cairns, QC., for the path timer • and Mr. Bee" Q.C., Mr. Bidwe ll , sod Mr. C. Swanton, for the perdee rimeadeit. (B tie Nester of the Bolls.) ' MILLS 4. MALLON. This ease raised sa important question under the recent Divorce Acts, vie., whether a decree for dissolution of mar riage made under those acts destroyed the right of the hus band to recover a legacy which had been left to the wife during the marriage. The legacy in question was a part of the residue of a testator's estate, and had been ascertained and set apart by the executor, bat was retained by him on behalf of the wife iu consequence of the differences which had arisen between her and her huriband, and which ulti mately ended in a divorce being granted on the petition of the wife on account of the bigamy, coupled with adultery, of the husband. The decree for &notation was pronounced in May last, and the lady then app led to the executes for payment of the fund. He was advised that be could not safely pay the same without the concurrence of the has head or the protection of the court. Hence the present suit was instituted by the estivate, against the husband of the late wife to obtain the direction of the court as to the person entitled to the fund. Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., appeared for the plaintiff, the execu ter ; Mr. Defter, for the divorced husband Mr. Follett, Q. 0., mad Mr. B. Glories for thediveroed wife. His Honour said that hi, was clearly of opm w s that the divorced wife was entitled to the legacy which had not bee& reduced into pousssisa daring the coutilmanco of the mar &lL He should Smut *Mae as though the marriage bad been dissolved by the death of the husband, without having reduced the legacy into pramesioa, leaving the wife surely tat. The lady was therefore entitled to as ceder for the PRllussit of' the fund lath. hands of the executor. With rto the costa of the mitt his honour would consult r wir ci the othzelseteithe'propriety of allowing them of oat the f regard to the circumstances of the case sad that** might have been paid into court wader the Trainee Belief Act. RI PARTE PEI ONINNTAL DANK AND TIN LONDON AND MAIMS, 114111IIIIG ODNPAIIT. In this cue, whit& win silionesed from elmathers, the question was whether hide of exchange for 28.0001.. accepted by Mr. C. H. H. Carew, and which Colonel Waugh had ob tained pommies of mid handed to the Eastern Bank, from which they poised to the Oriental Bank after they were due, were affected by the equities esiwietiog against them while is the hands of the forme 4111 1 , 8 a/p _sod His Honour, agreeing with the dedaton in chthabera, held that they wen Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Beggidiay, Mr. Hothetiaglee, Mr. Freel lag, Mr. fioathpte, Mr. Widgeon, and Mr. Ithicewich were for the parties. (Before Vice-Clos;oollor Sir W. P. Wood.) THI ILECTRIC TZLEGRAPII COMPANY V. THZ UNIVERSAL POWAY' TNUICOLAPH COMPANY. The plaintiffs in this ere moved to restrain the defen dants from violating the terms of their agreement with the plaintiffs by introdprieg or establishing during the cootie neon' of the agreement the system of private telegraphic 00114• ninnication in any part of the United Kingdom otherwise than in connexion with the plaintiffs' system. The egret nisei between the two companies, which was for a teem of wren years, end was dated the 3rd September, 1881, con tained various provisions for carrying out the arrangement by which the defendants amalgamated their private telex gm* arum with the system of the plaintiffs in exclusion of the system of any other company ; except in the ems of continental massages and press despatches for the news. papers, for which the system of the plaintiffs did not afford the same facilities as some other companies. The system of the defendants was to be limited to private telegraphs, and employed only in receiving or transmitting messages eon 'mead with the business affairs of persons using the sense, except with the consent of the plaintiffs. It ap peared that the defendants had recently established their system in Cork tied Queenstown, and had entered into arran:emente with the London and South of Ireland Direct Telegraph Company for transmitting mes sages to London, thus availing themselves of facilities not at present afforded to them by the plaintiffs. The plain tiffs, who were znekiog arrangements for a communication between Haverfordweet and the Wexford coast, with ex tensions to Cork and Queenstown, contended that the de fendants were atitieg in breach of their agreement, and had Sled their bill for specific performance of the agreement, and to restrain the defendants from establishing their system otherwise than in connexion with the plaintiffs system. The arguments principally turned upon the oonstent- Doe of the venous provisions of the agreement of Septem berilast ~ Yr. nolt, fir Hugh Cairns, and Mr. Fooka appeared tar the plaintiffs ; Mr. Viilloock, Mr. Daniel, and Mr. Freeman far the deteodanta. . . . . The Vice- - Chanee — nor said that he should purposely ab stain from pronouncing any opinion upon many of the qua tions that bad been raiseiL as although the case bad been properly brought before the court In this interlocutory stale those questions would be beet decided at the bearing, and it would be wrong to interfere with that which could in no way injure the plaintiffs. fie was not at the present I stage of the case prepared to say that the defendants might not make their own arrangements with other companies in I these instances in which the plaintiffs had not provided a continuous communication. The agreement seemed to contemplate the transmission of messages—to the Confl uent, for instance—by other systems with which the plain tiffs might be in communication. The injunction, there fore, would not be greeted as asked by the notice of mo tion ; but he proposed to put both sides upon mutual 1.111. dertakings—the defendants not to permit the we of their system between Ireland and England except for messages connected with the business affairs of persons so using the same, nor to we their system for public purposes (pursuant to the tams of the agreement)—while the plaiotiffs must %indecisive to receive at liaviefardweet the wires, he., be longing to the defendants' system (pursuant to the sane. went). The costs would be costs in the cause. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Yawn 7. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) BURROUGHS V. BURROUGHS AND SII.COCK (PART HURD). (Continued from yesterday's Express.) Halm Kent, who was servant to the petitioner in 1860, repeated her evidence. She remembered • photo aright° establishment coming to Statham on the 16th of February. She went to it to have her likeness taken, but wee away • very short time. Immediately after she re turned she saw her mistress, but Mrs. Burroughs was then alom. (This was the occasion spoken to by Howe.) As to the occurrence of the 16th of March, when Mr. White stated that she had estenxl the room almost simultaneously with him, she said that she did, not remember Mr. White coming to the house at all in that month ; and Mr. White bed joined Mr. Silcock with Mrs. Burroughs while witness was by. Cross-examined—After she left Mr. Burrougbes she went into this bowies of • Mn. Thome for • week. Mr. Kerslake—And did" not Mrs. Titoism say that so many young man came courting you that she could limp you no longer Witness (very earneetly)—l should like to know who they were. (Laughter.) Was now in Mrs. Coleman's ear vice, and Mrs. Burroughs was living with her mistress. Mr. Walter Coleman, bream of the respoodest—l visa staying with my sister at !Wham for about three weeks Ia May 18e0. co She mad aeeownt her l. husban Bann d wen alsoeri s . mill that he had been to the Weide, _and that he Dad Mies:Weet ob. very sloe eon. Told Wes that I thought be left my sister very week at hams by herself. He said he did not emaidsc that my sister was dull at all, for there was generally some me coming is, either Mr. Matthews, or Mr. Silcsock, or some me ar other. He wee generally intoxicated when he came home, and he sat up very late with me. (A laugh.) His chief conversation was about Miss West and her singing, and he said that the Woes were very jolly people. Fre quently saw Mr. Ei!cock at the house. Have known him take meals there, enerslly by Mr. Burroughs's invitation ; but he was on such intimate terms that he would sometimes stay without being asked. He merlin,' came to see me or Mr. Burroughs. Cross-examined—Mr. Burroughs Was Out a good deal, generally at the public-house. (Laughter.) Was seldom with him there. He was president, or to be made presi dent, of a bowling club. Was at the Welts' once. Miss West does sing very nicely. The Judge—What were you doing sitting up with a tipsy man to • late hour tscl to be very talkative; and we sat smoking. My sister used also to sit up, for she said she could not go to sleep without him. Mary Anne Pegg', a little girl, said that Mrs. Burroughs taught her to read and write. Remembered the photo graphic waggon coming to Branum ; and was on that after noon doing lessees with her. Stayed till it was nearly night. The servants went out, but they came back before witness left. tg mr W hat make; you recollect that day! Witmer" It was given me by my godfather and my godmothers." (A laugh.) No one came while I was there with Mrs. Burroughs. Crom-exaMined—Was now ten years and a half old. The Innen stayed a week at &album. Had gone to Mr. WMte's *shod and learnt to read and writ* there. Had bow there in the forenoon, but used often to go to Mrs. Burroughs 's in the afternoon to read. A little girl named aa tt ettedvt:AoAtze k ..gmlth= a... hiesd ig.Boariman wiyiess last week 41 1 / 1 17:011711$1101 By the Judge—Went when Ma. Burroughs could , hare witness. 0a that day she called witness in as she was wapitis house. She went ea the day following, bat not on !balky before, or on the day after the second sweesiou. Yr. Nana then called the following witneres, to establish they. Mr. Tuner, a farmer at Hedinthorpe, which was about seven or eight miles from Stalham. On the 16th of Mach be pall the 00-respondent some money, and produced the receipt. Paid it at Hedinthorps between two and three in the afternoon. He generally mme on • Wednesday, but the 16th of March was • Friday. His uncle's funera l had taken place on the 16th. Crom-mamined—Had known Mr. Sileock's uncle by sight for many years, but did nos recollect either his name or where he lived. Could not my how long it was Moos he had seen him, and could not recollect whether ft was 30 or 40 years ago. Could not may when he was beried sup posed he was buried on a Wednesday or • Thu rsday. Could not say how often Mr. Boardman Rama visited him. Gould not say how long witness had dealt with Messrs. Siloick. The co-respondent drove rowed for ordain. Did not give him an order on the 16th March. Did not know bow he mine ; but supposed it was in • horse and gig. Could not iv where witness had been that morning, or where he went the next morning. Mr. Siloock had spoken to him about coming here ; but could not say when it was, or whether it was more than • fortnight ago. Could not say if it was twomonths ago. Mr_ . Macaulay—Are you tipsy Wilson—No. _ • Tits Judge—lf I thought you were I would commit you. If a witness presumes to get drunk when he has to come here, I shall treat it as a contempt of court. Min Lucy Baena, of Ayleham, was acquainted in 1860 with Mrs. Emma Weeds, .who was living with her brother. In-law, Lieutenant Jackson, at Becton. Recollected cog the Nth of March driving over to see Mrs. Weeds. Had that data is her diary. Reached Lieutenant Jackorm'e at between three and four. Mr. Boardman Silcock was there at that time. It was five miles from North Wabdughem to Becton. Mrs. Weeds was endeavouring to discern Mr. Biloock's features. Elbe hod just been operated as for cataract. Mr. Silcock left about four, or a little after. Mr. Edward Clown Mork, brother at the ao-reapondent, and James Jube, a servant at the Arm, were examined to show that on the 16th of Muth the 00-resporsdent did not get home till six o'clock. At the ersoluska at this evident* the court adjourned. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOMN CIRCITIT.—RICRTFORD, MARCH 7. (Beier, Lad Chief Justice Erie ecd a Special Jury.) Kamer e. rum, COLLINS, AND ChM& - This was an action brought by Yr. George Milton, a farmer, against the defendants, who wire MU Wino of • farm occupied by hint, and persons Whcrhad hired the right of shooting over the farm be osniagied, to remover damages for injury done to his crops by their turning down an enormous quantity of rabbits upon It. The defendants pleaded that Marry had the right of shoot ing over the farm in question, eel to stock it with game, and that they had committed no trespass or excess in either of these respects. a sT is t ut ghee, Mr. Woollett, and Mr. Murphy were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Haw-Id Q.C., Mr . Biron, counsel 1. Stubby appeared for the defants. This cause wu commenced on Thursday, and had not concluded today when the court nee. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) William Sammons, agod 38, described u a coachman, was indicted for attempting to smart Sot from hie former master, Captain John Crawahay Bailey, R.N., by means of threatening letters. Mr. lilerjeant Ballantine, specially retained, with whom was Mr. Ribton, appeared on the part et the prosecution ; and Mr. Sleigh defended the prisoner. The ninon stances of the awe were fully reported in our Impression of Monday lest The prisoner having pleaded (silty to the charge of utter ing a false and defamatory libel against the prosecutor, Mr. Serjeant Ballantine ui u he had admitted his guilt, therefore he should offer no further evidence on the more serious part of the charge. Mr. Sleigh, for the prisoner, urged, in extenuation, the distressed state of the prisoner and his wife at the time of eroding the letters. The Bewilder addressed the prisoner, and told him he ought ever to feel grateful for the leniency shown towards him by the prosecutor. He thee aenteneed him to twelve mouths' impnsonment in the House of Correction. SINGULAR CASE OP POISONING AT LIVERPOOL. A mysterious osse of poisoning was investigated by the Liverpool coroner oe Thursday. The fads of the case are these :—Ellen Fairclough, egad 6ears, the daughter of a labourer, and a little boy named John Spencer, on Tuesday afternoon were in the neighbourhood of Walton. When neer the church at that place they were met by two young men, ono of whom told the children to open their mouths, and then placed in each a piece of somet hi ng that looked like "white soda," making the children swallow it, throwing the little boy down to make him accede to their wishes. Immediately afterwards tho latter became unwell, and vomited, but he ultimately recovered. The girl also became very sick, and on reaching home informed her mother of what had taken place, when the latter went to a druggist in Scotland-teed, and procured an emetic, which she administered to the child. Warm water sou also given to her, by which the vomiting was continued. The child, however, grew worm, and died the following day. A post modem examination of the body showed the cause of death to be congestion of the brain, but whether from natural causes or the administming of a narcotic poison, Dr. Ayrtea, who made the examination, was unable to any positively, unities there was an analysis of the stomach and its contents. His opinion was that death was caused by a narcotic poison. The scoundrels who administered the stuff to the children are being looked after by the police. The verdict of the coroner's jury was, " That death was caused by narcotic poison, but by whom administered there was no evidence to show." A GENTLKMAN FOUND DROWNED IN THZ THAMES. —Yesterday (Friday) an inquest was held by Mr. Brent, at the White Hone, Old Mdge4Seeet, Hampton Wick, on the body of Captain Cecil Rivers, aged 39, adjutant to the 3rd Surrey Militia, and pwriy holding a commission in the 19th Iteglam4 of Foot, whose lifeless body wee found in the Thames on Monday I. It appeared that the de ceased had been residing for six weeks at the Griffin Hotel. Kingston-on-Thames, but was about to proceed to Win chester. He was last seen 'Booby a friendon the evening et the 3rd Feb., when he aftenrardsaccompanied a female com panion across the water from ton Court to the King's Arms and the Bell at Ham pton,and subsequently to the Cardinal Wolsey, in the mane place. They then went along the towing path, and awned the river to proceed to Long Ditton on their Teter' boss. That wan between 11 and 12 at night, and deceased was tipsy. He bad remained from home that night on servant of • ball being at the hotel, in which be widted to take DO part. His absence caused no apprehension, as it was bored he bad goes into the OOD eo Z e l. On Monday last, however, his dead belly ID the river close to some railway works, and he yea mowed to the White Home at Hampton Wick. A. •gn and other moseys, with PePers, were found span ' Mat. TAe body, although it was premnied that it had been b nis ened a month, our bat HWe decomposed. There were no meekest violence, and ao ether awes el death than that Ici avowable wee apparent. The jury eventually returned a verdict of " Found drowned in the Thames, Vat how or by what MOSS he acme into the water there wee no old • dews to prove." TVIIACHI. —HOWARD% EN ILIUM, for oottito ItiCATIM MTN. Iteweree Were the cavity. Ms mei ha s via tist• without pesiewre w wit, sod hardest lab • widte mama It rausiut la tie We may yews, res• dens( erlaratisa mrseurry, sad atrestlas tits decay. Dino tee.; tor us oodormi. 1,1 1 by all elemitils sad niedialat vendors. PAWL