The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-16 00:00:00

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Tim cbil t and woo puma. di' , see d norm as 11 „um for that 000 r botriot unl having give w a x, Wm lhoed 2,oooL — i° ,kei I isilr aying.• amended inf's Attica Olt, t-room n pelledW i t ' ll , rootios o pol. Per I one tau ID DUI 9 4 Bic lus.d. NorPogs. 511 c tdl. ^ ~ Y, Dom' N. Zel l* th. anal% 16. 1 13. ' al A icon Wqmo I imbirtt Tenlir"" , •noloss. 111 flarrAol6 '""C el le• a . gellir. Nottioa rick. C. 11, .* -- L l e l VI WIC , r ime .. U. ------_=.-- - , Ilia li lt° odol4_, itifil 0•• 6' Nu. 6,094.] MONEY WIGRAM and SON MI ss ßB. itiookirsii-yard. London) LIMB of PACKET so AUlffitALlA.—Yor MELBOURNE, Part Phillip, dived Ito Mw the DOOM on TIJIADAY, 10th Maury, Galling at M), tie* tplendki clipper ship 1,10.1 1. AN st Oconntander ; lying in the bat India Ifor —.woman/awn tor an ounce of planonsorn ere worpooloa. -- s wat any op osporsoitood aargoon.—Por twilit of= " - "n to ALLPOaT told ,MOROLN with Maim and SONS, 7, Loadoahall-rinoat. BLAOKWALL LINE of PACK:M.—For =BOURNS ( p ort 11010) Dirocd—Youra azure d ip WIZ CASTLZ, 1,200 Was, Cassis Z. K. MOON, win boo lon India Doeb on 10th Muth. snd on oxportonond fir"--Atyply to OMAN and en, 140 sar i, Loadsotholfsliork, to NEW YORK—UNDID STATES 17 II~IL 11311,-- n• stasadid sad forwards side-what roan el the New York sad lisval NemMV Osastwar kering rosaased their places in this sank* are atitelaamt as,. or New York ss ftilows : _ Hart Mak* info Taktea Mani IL ruesday, Apeil le. Thesday, May Jun* IL 6. dodstoday, More 14. raitois, April IL odsmatry,May S. odawilag. Jam t 'wads* AN ; esaari4aaaAlL—lve taxtbo Oiely to vam=s. iums. airi au. Pods tog Num . C. aod Z. W. PDX sod Co.. lalatoolik ; or IL Mal owl Co.. 144, absopoido, Looks. ins* I Err.= nom umron os slawno ,. wir TO 1 NSW YORK. 11112 1 . -IMPFIRP'OO 2I 4 W Tatl& m at ' 3l l l2lll ftitiluazinA 0011, , =Ellislr eirirataals•lsna Ina Ws. IlInaial" lks Vala Naas , 1110 X LIVIIIIPOM fee NNW TOIL CITY Of XZW YOWL. Welstallsy, V IL AM wary Wiedsads,y, aM altinsio Mays sat rosiardwa. Odds WNW ly the soaLl Assam Wang Wild= *WIWI allisas. acsardlog WO, by gas Mars end Seardsfa sessmas. salsass pm., Isaludas a tall •.1 ad asks! . fir Ors& asd es trallad kaa beaked IZs term —Par UAW pietisavas Is arAXI LI, A Walwalessil. Limped; .al Kl . a. Mad WWllamaWask. Lasdas. er r WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET, 11017MILliTAZWZ.—The NIW PIOPIISTOI bee I to invite the attention ot gentlemen 12 the Temple ! letpbboarbood to the superior accommodable,' be calm— lbws hem 12 till 4 ; on &Mare at I. A larp elub•reces, satiable tar soeleties' meetiage.a4l-1.114111422=7, Pregeielee. pauxes and COMPANY'S TIAS BEST and C 1111.21111% ram lop TM BUCK TEA, laid., to., la dd., ta, 1..14 Yost &Moat Black Tea Is Dow salt ft 64. per pcaad. Para do, ram, cholas Wee, la d.. L. la 111- P1=125 sad aMercitosta LW; wiliiiirairmk laseloa.B.O. k retie satotel trot &agars at awl* rhos. • MUMPS sad Ca mod all goods cantors boo witlta NOS NUN et No. t, Mat wßllss street ; 40a worth offirrlag• trios to may railway slates or market tows fa laglaad.—Phollps sad Ca lam a* sesta, ace aay osawataa with ray how Wass Mast or Swamis& 5•1703. —Llll.l aad PIRRINW WORCIBTLISHI2.I BAWL &Balm Tr ind(rOy dSt Ltd and i 7"" nAll pronmsd TM patios r. rospseb Bondy Ys cantamod mean* wanladasa Ism and Masid ass UMstopper Ina and Perrint dams arse' warps% Yd . MMa . and ABI to Zid and sandal Pby ICILIUM 8.111:701. kid visad and for tbs ?contagious. armasider `' glom ORO MI and BLLOCWIPLL Yams. ma SOU Imam. M., dm : sod by prows and demi natrunalat MIIDIX'S SELECT LIBR•RY. THE NEW REASON NOTICE All the EMT BOOKS at the SEASON and et lbe pasti twenty tears are la dilatation AS NUDIES SELECT LIIIIPAZY. MST CLASS suasournox, 0141 GUINEA PEA AN113711 Cousweeelug at fay data. Book Clubs supplied as liberal tams. EPUELE 77 I=II i On Pi.licalimbemigodu NEW 01.7011 - Cily ogee. 4. Kum-gram, CREAMED/I WKWAINWB wholeeale and export UPHOL IIIIIRT and GINSAAL FURNISHING WitlUtfillollll3, We. us to let Newington-butte. Factories. ResolealweeS. larthe Imaged sad wog varied sleek in Lowdoe. geode warranted, and tree. New lihrereaed priced Ilete of f delivered aridture, bedding. he., Folk ASAO• worth beet lhoendollse (part at Tarbes Deptelverr. aH haw patients aad well wasomed. id. per yard. IMO ft M. I.IYAM and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. Hyatt% and Co., de and IT, °third-West, tun modal erreagetheata by width the Newest Medea and the non dada able materials are implored in the mamma& of may deselp lath el Bore sad Youths' Clothing. WAM and Co.'s GARMENTS awl PRICES. inn, OW Prism, of Wades sod Prism Alfred Overmans sad Oapos Ik. ed. to en ; Knickerbocker, !non, Harrow, end Oebono Baits, 161. ed. to 466.; Jackets, de. ed. to Ws.; ?rooters, ta ed. to lee ed.: Yeats, to Ts GO.; Jeskete std Teske alike lea. 6d. to kin ed. HYAIt end Co., GENERAL TAILORS, CLOTHIER/I, RATTERS, 1109111LS,W, Oztord-strest, W. : 21, ft slid trit, Neweliset, ilnabaybaou 111, Bragg" Lade; aad Westgate, Dewsbury. RUPTURES. The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectual wit h • cut any cleceptlattious, le recommended by tie faculty fee the care and relief of hernia. lbe necessary quality of a good • =me Is an efficient misting power, without unnecessary pres sure= the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtalncd G a truss unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behlnd.—J. EGG and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. AATI:I , IOIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve meet and Great Redaction in Priem Mr. EPHRAIM YOSELY, Burgeon•destist, 9, Groavemoestrest, Grosvenor square, sole inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on • soft, alone, eitymicallpprepared India-rubber gum. No tuseightly fasteniop bits, required, they are more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yet Introduced. They ere self-adhesive, tinders rimy rt to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on a perfectly painless prindpie, end supplied at charges within the rowel of sa. Clete men, lecturers, and public speakers will and this ' system particularly adapted to their wants: it combines cons. . pIW esanelation end perfect mastication. Consultation tree. .2loominezion with any one of the same name. XstablialtedlBo6. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and • Wanda!, perfume, extracted from the flowers. by "NO. • 1011111.1. and Co., Perfumers to 11.1.1. the Primer of Wales, Zed Ball WWI, 93, Upper Thamesutrest, Landon. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, 11. Great Marlborough-Wort, w. LdNa M•ndays. tr. : tentlaatta, Wm. daTh c'E OHIO BITTERS. WATERS' qtIINIY. it WINE. The most palatable and wholesome bitter In extitonon. AN F.FIICLENT TONIC, An unequalled storaachle, and a gentle stimulant. hid by grocers, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants. eon , teelloners, and others, at SOL a damn. I Manufactured by WATELS and WIL L, 2, Martles.lane, CannonatreeL London. r Wholesale Agents. E. Lewis and Co.. Waroecke. . GOUT or REISUMATIBII is quickly relieved aad eared In a few days by that celebrated Med Wine. BLAIR% GOUT sad RHEUMATIC NUR Obtained three& sag Cbmalet, at la led. and te. ed. per box. LAMBERT ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ea off eat ual remedy. without son ring the townie es effeeettg the bead, truly eMeallitall and pleasant, is admitted I. be SUM* medicine for immediately relieving toed's, cold, • Inlollll4 Mel of asthma, and incipient eonsuraption. It he , =sums persona whom the faculty pronounce incurable, allays the tickling whieb provokes frequent soughing. approashing consampUon its efforts are truly bessaidal 7111•3111 deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of Wien*. balk depend on relief in a few minutes after taking W— anly and gold by W. LAM BERT chemist, t, Vas Charing-cross, London, and by all druggists, in betties, 110., and three quantities in one, b. ad. Be particalar sadist for lembert's Asthmatis Balsam. The urine sad attireem _Age Illgranld on the stamp. KEATING'S COD LIVER OlL.—The Finest Imported this Seamen.—The PALE NIWPOONDLAND, •to In sad tasteless ; the LIGHT BROWN, &soarer and goo d Spatl. The demand far these most highl recommended tor their medicinal properties, has Oils, la, greatly incr y eased, that Mr. Iwthlt. being anxious to bring them within the reach of all classes, now imports direct, the Pale from MI1,1040(111104 and the Brown from the Norwegian Islands. The Pale nosy be bad in 11111 3 =a, la ad.: pints, ?a. Yd.: quarts, Si. The Light Brown, Is. 6d.: quartz, 6a—ht 79, Rt. Psarssiareeqsrd, kodol• "Dit!TOORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—Ths teal vulgarian tor thirty years have approved of Obi preesolation of magnesia as the best remedy foe Watt of Meta headeebs, heartburn, gout, and indigestion and as • s_ egerient It is sewially adapted and children. DUtNUOkD and Co„ ChoeMs* ba, lit. lfew s'"momih. n, Londo and sold througbout tie Wand elimaista. Caution—tiee that " Dieuedural Mad .7 Co." Is• auk WPM and red label over the emit. TRSINVIGORATIVE MUNOZ Tho mm ut actoothloally presumed Gad lu dd Peweita = the aortal war Introduced; raMoros to tbm Bernd 111 toorotlose on the of EU& psratellteNE Es. It h • spool& for dontlltd of etl Wad 4 east base Its cow tmon t i/ l tbor Ingredients, popalsoand phosphate et made. and ..... g bonolletal to the sinew awl theitstille. Dar bot or four uantities la sea /sr tie eels A M , . Rears tle. . Baumgar ten and =1:). Oik***** 41421 11*. remeauzok-ssms. sc. TODARE. -339th Representation.--THEATRE of Klltillt f, leypera-hsII.—MAIVIIII ta MAGIC, sad L uaus, 1718 M, se performed by somutead before her Majesty tbe sad the loyal Yam* at Mather, Tuesday 2 Nov. 11. Of& TM marvellous OMNI. the birth of Mower sad atederis eslebrated Whoa Basket Net, as ==i4lby .-81112 Y IfYiNING, at 8; Medal= at Illas L—atolls at Miterselre, Old Boadurreet, lafwelhou iirpitsa-hat —Alois*" Is sad fla. ; Ralik Is . Ahaest miresutoria: —9l4e " The Thom" Aid' A 1116. WHERE SHALL WE GET MEAT f Loesaisa, afellt. and O. Pries M, by post name% THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Mak, and Avoit ha tarsetleal Ode for seltprvw Mos, and toe alreagq. sari ~ow $0 the moat inisat ii =ne of lite. Supplemented by an Zany on the Trest el itude, N 111,00401181, Lowness of Spirits, Lam Debility, sod Indimelion; addressed espeelelly to profesdonal tass, mem et badness, the 14110101111, the sedentary, and all who stelsheausirthedebillbstiod edeoteel over-timed energies, eiMered se mind. Ey a MIMS of DI years' practioe. " The fonmen salient mensal for all who would learn her le ne ye ip ai smisoll alms IL Oa lite central al lite peestess and the al the tesettass, the witios Ihromibotti la most —dartaad Sate Clemete. M. TELEGRiPiaO INTIMLIGENCE. COMPAST . NT ELMOTSIO AID (ram OUR our AUSTRIA. THE REPORTED MINISTERIAL ORIEL Milt TM 15, 4.20 r.x. The report of 'Omit of unsaimity in the ministry is utterly unfounded--their resignation is highly improbable. (aaom% rusaiwts.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Fn. 15. The rumours of an existing ministerial arils continue. The Osideutschs .Post asserts that Couat Beleredi has padtively determined to reign office. The Vienna papers state that the Credit Anstalt has lost 450,000 florins, said to hays been ember, sled by the oouncil of management, and that the directors have offered to refund to the ahareholders two-thirds of the deficiency from their own private resources. _ _ - A general meeting of the shszehohlers of the Credit Anstelt was held bore this °veiling. After a stormy disousaion it was resol v ed that a dividend should be paid of 9 Sodas for the Coupon due in January. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. V 114011., Fix The Wanderer of to-day aunts that Austria, in a diplomatic note lately despatched to the Court of Berlin, declared that now, as heretofore, she considered the Duke of Augustenburg to be the claimant with the best title to the sovereignty of the Duchies. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Fm 15. Lord William Loftus, the ffnglish Ambassador to the Court of Bavaria, arrived here to-day with his family from Munich. ITALY. FLOBENOZ, Y. 15. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day notion was given that questions would be addressed to the Government respecting the general financial eon dition of the country, the budget of 1867, the present state of the public treasury, the foreign policy of the ministry, the September Convention, and the relations with Austria. The Chamber postponed until another sitting their decision as to the day when the discussion on the ministerial policy should commence. Prince Napoleon has arrived at Milan. NAPLES, Pam 15. A strike has occurred among the cabmen in this city. Several arresta have been made. THE DISTURBANCE IN THB LEBANON. MARSEILLES, Fn. 15. News received here from Constantinople states that, according to the latest intelligence from Beyrout, all the partisans of Joseph Karam had submitted to the authorities. It was expected that Karam would shortly adopt a similar course. Tranquillity bad been restored. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telegraph.) BOMBAY, FEB. 10,1.20 p.K. Cotton quiet. Oomrawuttee, 420 r. Shipments of the week, 30,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2s. 10. Government securities : Four per Cents., 89; Five per Cents., 103; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 109. Freights to Liverpool, 40s. The latest London date is the 6th inst. CALCUTTA. Fn. 9. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Government securities : Four per Cents., 89i ; Five-and-a- Half per Cents., 109. Freights to Ragland, 355. THE BRAZILS. (By Tolopspb from Lisboa.) . RIO DE JANEIRO. JAN. 24. Exchange on London, 251 to 251 ; Paris, 374 to 380. Coffee, good first, 7,100, to 7,200. Total ship ments since the departure of the Oneida, 100,000 bags, including 30,500 for the Channel and Medi terranean. Sales, 45,000 bags. Stock, 90,000 bags. Freights, 475. 6d. The Douro, from Southampton on the 9th De cember, has arrived out. BAHIA, JAI!. 28. Exchange on London, 281, to 27. Sugar, 2,200. Cotton, 17,000 to 18,500. PERNAMBUCO, JAL 30. Exchange on London, 271 to 27f. Sugar, 2,300 to 2,400; brown, 2,150. Cotton, 17,500. The Rhone, with the outward mails of the 9th, arrived here on the 27th inst. LISBON, FIR. 14. The Idessageries Imperiales steamer Navarre arrived here at 8 o'clock this morning. - __ -- -- ____ BITEN'OS AYB.B.S, JAL 12. Exchange on London, 61 ; dollars, 2,525. Wet salted hides, 32 for 60 pounds. Tallow, 14. Sugar, 221. ACCIDKRT TO COLON= WoDwitougs.—On Wed nesday afternoon, at half-vast I o'clock, Colonel Wode house, the field caw of the day, was thrown from his hors* while posing up Thames-attest, Dublin, and'received serious injury. It appears that while posing along the street, and in seeking to avoid a dray cart, his bona and deuly stumbled, the effect of which was to throw Colonel Wodebonse to the ground in front of one of the wheels of the dray. Before the art could be stopped the wheel came in contact with Colonel Wedebouss's left aide, causing a fracture of two of his ribs. The gallant colonel was re moved to his quarters at Beggar's-bulb, in a carriage seat , from the castle by directions of his Excellency the Lord ' Lieuteoact.—Drablin Express. In Philadelphia there are 7,500 public street k el ps. radii leap mamma during the year 26,000 feel of ps It is etiolated that 196 million feet an =assumed anattilly, at a cost of two dollies per thoussed.—Phita ddriatiereiddvear:twenty coloured baptist churches in Slime* baying Ma= pastors, and kaasbering 758 nal% 127 sr whew hawe lase baptised shades the pest year.— Amorist* parer. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1866. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. Von on owl FARM, l'auzaDAy SYNIZIO. It is thought that the despatches exchanged be tween Mr. Seward and the Marquis de Menthelon on the Mexican question between the dates of Feb. l and 10 will reach Paris by the 25th of this month, and in time to be communicated to the Corps lel gialatif during the debate on the address. The case of the student Deep, who in December last stabbed a young man named Etienne in the Eldorado singing-rooms, came on for trial yester day. The story was sad, simple, and in its leading features far from unoommon. The prisoner, a youth of good family in the south of France, was sent to Feria to prepare for the bar. During four years of presumed study he had never qualified himself to pees so much ea a preli minary examination. One of the witnesses, taking an extreme view of the idleness of the Quarries Latin, said "M. Danga was just like all other stndente—he did not study at all." He picked up fora Warms, in a house of ill fame at Veessilles, a girl named Delporte, wise seems to have liked him well enough on oondition that he should allow her to •like other people. He knew that she frequented the prosecutor, Mimic's, and going to the Eldorado to look for them he, with great deliberation and fury,attempted to murder his rival. M. Jules Fevre ' retained by the family, ' defended the prisoner, and urged the excuses of youth, blind passion, and the absence of parental control. The jury, however , found the prisoner guilty of an attempt So murder with premeditation, and although they gave him the benefit of extenua ting circumstances, the sentence was ten years' im prisonment, with herd labour. Dings was also condemned to pay 3,000 fr. damages to Etienne. The Emperor had an unusually jolly carnival frolics on Mardi Gras. He dined with General Fleury, the Grand Venous, at his official residence in the Louvre. The Princess Mathilde and the Prince de Hohenzollern were invited to meet his Majesty. After dinner there was a recep tion, attended by as many as 400 privileged gueste. Geoffrey and Madlle. Pierson played a comedistta in one act, entitled Apses Ic Bel ; and then—memorable event in Parisian annals— Theresa, the popular singer of the cafe concerts, was presented to the Emperor. She was dressed in simple virgin white with a coral necklace. She sang seven wogs, carefully molested from what may be called the moderate section of her repertoire. Those rollicking specimens of her style, "La Femme h Barbe" and " La Dews. du Bceuf Gras," which delight her habitual audiences, were ex cluded from the programme as too 'lapls. The "Sapeur," a standing favourite, the " Chemin du Moulin," and "Trop prim' des Maisons," were among the pieces sung. After her performance, which was loudly applauded by the Kin pros, who, besides, twice addressed to her personal congratulations, it is credibly reported that General Fleury made her a speech, which would be enough to make Theresa's fortune if she had not made one already. He said, " Mademoiselle ' you have achieved no odium,' triumph ; the Emperor, at hearing you, has laughed more in an hour than I have ever seen him laugh in a whole year.' The pretty story is told by the Gazette de France that the Imperial Prince intends to buy out of his pocket money (I ) all the 'materiel of the French army of Rome, and make a present of it to the Pope, his godfather. This would be a curious variation on the air of non-intervention, and a still more curious mode of executing the convention of September 15. The Bank of France having reduced its discount the Bourse was better, although Consols come with a fall of I, and it is supposed that the Bank of England's discount remains as it was. Route rose 10c. for cash and account, closing at fillfr. 93c., and 69fr. Mobilier rose 51r. Italian fell 15c. There was a marked upward improvement :" French railways. THE BANK OP FRANCE. 11117211e1l minas.) PARIS, P•* 15. The following is the return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day, together with the corresponding figures of the previous account Yob. 16. lob. 6. Moroi. h. 0. Pr. • Capital of the Bank Praha in addon to capital (44. 11,1 aw of Jane 9, 1067) 7,064,7741 1 7,044,778 2 lbws of tke Beak and its "mocha 22,106,750 14 14109750 14 I Benny in !laded ProPf9t7 Neale in strculation Bank notes to ordsr and reesip44 payable st sight. Treason acestints—earrent cre ditor 66,044.06818 04,144,16164 Current accounts, Paris 104444,920 5 168.461. i 95 01 Ditto branch banks Dividends plaids Dominate and sundry interests 6,864,899 IS 5,414469 76 Be-discounted the bet du months 4074,902 91 4074,992 92 Bsr lus of receipts not Oita- bated Sundries ^ '1,161,9e6 $1 1.94..648 79 1.417,968406 le 1,471,801.776 U Fab. IL Ir. leb. S. h. C2IIIIIIOIL. Cash to hand and in branch banks Commercial bills overdse Commercial bill. discounted, mot )et due Ditto broach beaks Advances on dayeelts al bake 4703,400 0 0,200.000 0 Ditto branch beaks 1,161,810 0 6,108,000 0 Advances on Irene Debi' se curities 11.811,300 0 11,868.700 0 Ditto branch beaks Advances on rain, shame and debentures Ditto branch beaks 11,631,000 0 19,6/0,100 I Advances on Credit leeekr 617,400 0 SA 500 0 1101,800 0 414,400 0 Bonds Ditto branch banks .. . .... Advances to Ike State (conven tion 10th lona, 18671 Goverment stock reserve 12,080,740 14 11,00 0 .7 50 14 Ditto disposable 14.415.779 *UMW 01 Zanies isomobnielles (law Ind Jane, 1457) Motel and furniture of the hank* _ .. __ landed priTptTriy, branches Minium of resosseunot Sundries •,410,6'3 0 6,419,729 0 213,400 ES 229,087 96 6A9,00 79 0,401,610 61 1,417,912,706 On 1,417,1191.776 IA grilled by the Senator aoraraar of the flank of Frame. ISfintod) AMARA PATRIOTTC PICKLING IN VZNICI.—A telegram from Venice recently announced that the municipal council of that city had resigned in a body. This bas DOW bean sr plaieed. It appoint that the Panics theatre in Venice has been (heed for several year", in token of patriotic mourn ing. The moo cipality having recently received orders from the Aushiaa authmiSee to mopes the establishment, end to vote the neesenery subsidies fee that purpose. reined to do so. The governmeat insisted. and therturon the mud' elpality reigned in a body. "This idrenmetanoe, which bee mimed mesh excitement mace( the people." ways the Nord, " shows how little program the reeeeeillitioa of the Venesiens with Austria bee mode, despite the swiertims of the eadieliciel argues of the Austrian government." AsiartarsT, Fn. 15.—.-APPOINIIIIIITIL —Amidst- Ant-Paymaster T. gilieti to the Lion. lisishre's•Awistest A. Fitivergal to the flesere. Midahipmee S. G. Smith mei T. A. liastiltire W the Favourite. The Levant Herald of the 7th contains the fol lowing : TUE DISTITEBANCES IN THE LEBANON. Details of the renewed outbreak In the Karam ham been received drams oho week by Abe Porte, and is view of the gravity of the situation vigorous rouseares of rep ream ban been decided os. Derails Pasha, commander of the Ishe aspedition to the Kosesdagh, seserdiegly let as Mon day for Beyroat on board the Hondmenkiar steam frigate, aiscompanied by the Naar-el-Asia and three battalions al riflemen. He will lead with them troops at Djostaa, the residence of Awed Pasha, sad at once assmaing ems mend of all the troops is the province, will operate with • force of about 7,000 men to each oat remistame to the goversor-gener'al's authority wherever it hes 'hewn Wulf. It appears that afar the meat retreat of Joseph Karam end the dispersion of his followers, Daead Pasha, supposing the disturbance at an end, left DJonna for &boa* another reddens within an hour and • half of lamed and sessequently out of the Kalman. This asirmenent seam to have hese regarded by the realoostente as • Right, sad they aserediagly again mastered for sales. Karam at the mime time left his retreat at Walesa sad Mind his fries& at Zgkerta, sear Tripoli, on the assim On bearing of these inevemesta, lean Pasha (Schwa:tees bag). who aenseandal the meshy ia the sigisbearheed, dli ass. Mt esiketei what tromps be eadd art eesemeded to Mara with the isteatios of ass/aim SWIM, end so nappies further outbreak is the had. Th. yams Sisk amwered the rammees to sermader with a :squad for • parley with the Pasha, and this beteg granted, hit the preakima to give him an maser while twisty four home. This he did the sett rooming with a aver of action as well as speech which lads and hi temps bet too well asderstood. la the grey of the mcwass, before marks, be slacked the letter with • Marmot Musk end eleadineem wholly nausea is these maintain frays, and for mine boars • ekes and desperate fight followed, ending is • drawn battle, with • total lees of above 300 in Jellied and emended on both sides. Sams drew off his roes, and retired is safety, leaving the Pease is se plight to attempt a pursuit. Whes tidegraphie sews of all this meshed the Porte leak week, it was, on. information states, debated whether the grand aim should not mead to Syria with similar powers to those mandard on his last mission, bat it yes finally decided to seed Dervish Peeks leased. The energy and, at the same time, moderation with which this aka receatly opereled in the Tams wassats emidesee ie his ability to pat down QOM Sigesshai sash:gess trembles. WKA.THICR RIPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) MOAT, man= 14 $ 4.14 (BTAXPILD, ld. ♦DDITIOI&L.) Drama, HAYMARKET. Idles Ada Cavendish, a young actress of me. sidsrahls psesesal atbsetiona, some rap expiates's, and sot wanting in spirit, made her first appears*. at the Hay market last night, is a little oomedietta salad A Mosurstie Attachment. The plies, though dmoribod as sew to the bills, is so like a mere of amediettes, Bogtiah and Pres& that the actress can hardly be mid to have obtaissd smelt aid from the materials is which she worked, and she may partly attribute the warmth of her reception to the tar musks elle mods upon playpen as Vilna, at the New Royalty, in Mr. Burnand's popular burlesque of bias. Mir Oanaulish represents a young lady who whites to tease her crowds into a prepaid of marriage by affadisg to love a country bumpkin, mad the slight fun of the piece de. ponds upon the manage is which the *muds warns tlr tables by pretending to be is love with a servant girl. The erenediette was stesirtitimed by the acting of Mr. Oomph)" an the bumpkin, Mr. W. Farm se the lover, and MIL IL lfitswilliam as the servant. A small pad of a ends men. 'onset was very annuingly meted by Mr. Jolt es. EtniberAttp 3Enteiligtner. CAMBRIDGE. P. 15. Biwoffiffmnirr eP HUMAN lallemiss.—no in. Edward Beery Perowse, ase Wis. of Clamus Christi Oellege. wee this more* thsetki to the Babson Lsetureehip for the empuieg mamma year. Tim duty al the lecturers to ,preach not 6111 then four and sot room than six merman in she year. The subject of the dimmest b—to show the evidence far revealed Wigton at to souse of the meet difficult tub at rimers parts :1 1 1% or both. CULFORD, Pos. 15. BOOK( SANSKRIT BcHoixtioffir.—Tlie mumblers far the moist Baden Sanskrit fieholarillp, "for preileimwry in thethaakritWorms and litereturt,"yeeterdny events/made known their asstd, in the followtes notice, vis. :"The examiners fog the Bodes Sanskrit fietalarship bas leave to inform the Vie&Clianesi/ar that thaw host thin day elected Mr. fleia c tt ri da hi6isti thows. optima:mot Suter College, to the vacant Tbezza r eider , that Mr. E. A. H ow s 0460111, of Corpus isdeacrvbs of hosioareble mentios. Ezautbsere— R. Pays•ffinkilt. WU Protector of Divinity ; B. Caudell, landfall Prefereor a Ambit ; Mania Williams. Bodes Professor of fienthrit. Feb. 14." WAnnAit Coulon. Mr. Edward William farmed of Blackheath propristary school, 0712111101175 this mßege, boa this day been elected to the veeent Rotator exhibition on Dr. Body's tonsdation. WM RICK POOR Ilf womarouns. The committee formed to improve the conditi of the sick paupers of London propose to pal all workboses infirmaries rider • hospital organiestios, to be merited by • central boanl, end provided for by • moral metropolitan sate. This erataittes is self-appointed and self. ecoartituted, has - so recognised jurisdiction or power, slam is the inflame> it may brio( to bear upon public *Moe, sad the facts ft may be able to 'adduce in support of its views. It is therefore for those interested in the poor, and diesithded with their present treatmeet, to may how far the views of this body of musta ngs coincide with their own, and whether their aims should sot be furthered for the memos mod. II is at lead certain that the cases of neglect and cruelty which have come to light within the last few years will be repeated, and that coustently, until some radios' sad sweep hag change of administration is brought about. Oar work' homes are filled with the sick and infirm. They hams neither edloisnt medical service nor proper norm, nor we/I appealed ward. ; and although thorough elasamatices would do much to fit Dermal of the existing lanildisp for infirmaries, there is no chance of this while parochial MM. ness and parochial jealousies are permitted to override other and more humane considerations. lo round *umbers there are 29,000 inmates is the 41 workhouse of the metropolitan district. Of them, 6,000 are disabled or sick ; 10,500 old and infirm, folly one-half of whom require medi cal attendance ; and 1,900 idiots or 'miscast. Out of the 41 workhouses, it has been estimated that 14, being situate is the suburbs of London, sad with facilities for airing sad exercise grounds for moral/soma, might be made mails bps as hospitals, and these would accommodate 9,199 people. It will be readily seen from the figures quoted that although 6,000 represents the number of those technically classified as sick, thrice that number should I. farmss reap the benefit of any hospital orpnisatioo which may be provided, and that • minority of those filling the wink booms would be left in the hands governing them now, The point, therefore, to siesider ia whether thousands of the Sok and helpless are to be properly Ueda and cared for, or whether the country is to be still vandalised by such cams as those of Timothy Daly, Richard Gibers, Matthew Mull, James Flower., and others equally Ned. Upon the ahead question there can be no diversity of opinion ; and it is greatly to be hoped that means may be devised for putting an end to the passive ormltios which seem to be beeps rable from the existing system, and which are so grave a slur nem our national character for humanity and tutiee. Confessedly owing its origin to the revelations of the gen. tlemen appeioted by the Lancet to investigate and report upon the condition of the sick wards of workhouses, we are informed that the assosistiou we are commenting on seeks to represent no particular clam or profession, bat aims solely at amelior atin g the oondition of the invalid pauper. A public meeting is to be held forthwith, at which the details of the reform pro• posed will be submitted for consideration, pending which we commend the took them gentlemen have set themselves a; 1:1i w, S.Q. Ledsat Steen LW. aubstan . W. 11118most8 47 & .11 LW. L W. Soodis 4B LW. Tammestli —18.44 66 WA W. Ilearborovsh. .64 41 W. sole & see w W.LW. Helder — SAW. X.N.W. N.N.I. I.X.Z. I . . . . . s+ il s I I 1 P. B. I bt 0.1 es 0. rb ' O. 1 rb O. I re 0. 74, 0. O 0. • 0. O. ;a t O. 1 O .07 2 N.W. iraT.W. sirs. LW. w.iir. Liir. 8. W.N.W. W.N.W. air. WSW. S.W. x. W. ro 'OA Q GA nu 8.6 UM:WAY. 11111111DLY. Varying wind►, rood*. OR NOREEN= Varying. to N.W. sad raft to *Moog, with 001111111. IL W., fresh lb strong. mow sad aim wanly, sews sala or snow. Soutirwaterly and WIDIWaII. Misty westoriy. vary- Nortborostmln Stroh lag from moderato to as a gals. with rata a gals, oassitlod. at times. As mast above. Strosinma. As awl above. IL W. and W.. trash to ItAgnam Similar. strong, with rain. Northons.licottand. Wastanw.lmMnd. Wales, sad adia. wades. iloatharaw Deana Manse sad Nay cd assay. lastsra=ltastward laglead sad North ram Tin VALE BLILWAY.—We learn by telegraph from Bristol that the dividend on the Taff Vale Railway will be at the rate of 9 per sent. per manual, against 10 per cent, per annum for the corresponding half of lag year. BUDDIN DMA= 07 GINS:HAL Baowna.--Yestor day evening an inquest was held by Mr. W. Payne at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, tonehing the death of General Charles Alfred Browne, aged 63 yews lir. Hablot R. Browneo, e 2, Horhuryerement, Nottg-E . ill, said that the desewd was his brother, sad was a weed in the Indian army. He bad been for more thaa 40 years in India. Mr. Thomas Quickfell, 69 Bastoe-road, said that on Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock he saw General Brower seated on the pavement in King's Head-eourt, St. Martin'rle-Grand, our rounded by a large crowd. Re appeared to be dying, sod he was removed to the hospital, but be died before his admission. Mr. George Orton house surgeon, said that the deceased was brought into the hospital dead. The poot-worten examination proved that ha bad Tortured the left veatriels of the heart. The heart had been weakened by fatty degeneration, and any exertions or ex citement would cage it to give way. The death at the deceased must have bees almost iostanteseous. Ana Cooper, domestic gervaat, said that the general resided at 43, Harwood-equare. He had bees ailing for the last fortnight. Oa Wednesday he left home, saying that be would dine out, and that he would return at 9 o'clock. He did not give the name of the friend with whom he was going to dins. The Coroner having summed op, the jury returned a verdict, " That the deceased was found dying, and did die, is the street from rapture of the heart from natural causes.' ILLN sun OF THII Rio. Sla JOHN PAW{ WOOD.— We deeply regret to find that • few days since the Rev. Sir d. Page Wood. near Witham, was attacked with rather sudden Mom, end that during the week the state of the rev. baronet has been awl as to excite the serious apprehensions of his family and friends. It appears that information of the illness of Sir John reached his brothel, the Vim- Chatiodlor, while presiding in his court, on which his Honour at once adjourned the bugloss, sad proceeded to visit him at Sir Thomas Leonard's, at Bellies, where the reverend baronet is lying. At the early ;tart of the week it was hoped that the malady had taken a favourable turn; but afterwards critical symptoms set in. Since then the accounts appeared rather more favourable, but no further report from Bellies had reached us yesterday afterooon. Mgt/Word Chronicle. Tan FAMILY On Tan LATE Ma. JOHN BRITTON, F.R.S.—The death is aeneatieed, os the 11th inst., at Hope Cottage, Windmill-road, Croydon Surrey, of Mr. Richard Britton, brother of the late Mr. John Britton. Born at Linton St. Michael, Wilts, in 1784. the deceased gentleman like the author of the " Beauties of Wiltshire,' "Cathedral Antiquities," he., entered the battle of bleat an esrlyage; and bydiot of industry and perseverance, eventually achieved • good posi tion as a gold and silversmith. For many years he Revd in retirement, and was much respected ; and by his death the line of generation is closed in which figured John Deities, whose antiquarian works obtained a wide fame, end whose memory is perpetuated by a memorial window erected in Salisbury Cathedral.—Degra Gazette. Tan ADMINISTRATIuN Or THE PoOR-LAW.—Tes ,l terday Mr. H. B. Dirndl. C. 8., the Commissioner of the Poor-law Board for the inspeotioo of the metropolitan dis trict, attended the meeting of the guardians of the Green wich Union, for the purpose of conferring with them as to . MADAME Turaartlp'B.—The proprietor has placed their mode of administering the Poor-law. Mr. Carter tro • good effigy of the once oelehreted tragedian, Gustavus cupied the chair. The so ng said the average ßrooke, • whose sieisuclio ly death on board the Loudon rates in that union °empiric' Gregg , * Woolwich, and steamer i n the late gale in the Bay of Biscay has Deptford amounted to 2a. 20.. while as average rate which ,a snore usua l fee li ng o f ropes „bond his would cover all the exposers for the poor of the metropolis ''""" would only amount to le. 2,1., 9-10ths. He felt it his duty I to sogrest that there were means by which they might about 2 o'clock. pert of the I FALL 07 • R AIL W AY VIADOCY /MAR Hi:MORRIS lower M. sating is the union. Their workhouse, in his ' PTlLD.—Yesterday morning, li opinion. was overfiewiug. Is it there slept on the gigolo Whitaker Mill viaduct, onthebrang hem ea Horld The eeifield night 938 persons, and of them 938 as many es 810 belonged to Kirblieton , fell in and stopped up tbe g. lone to the temporarily disabled, old, and infirm classes. He did leaves the Leeds and Huddersfield sedges of the London not think it was a fit place for theca. Would not the great and North Western Railway about two miles from Rudders majority of them be happy and less neatly in their own field, and the viaduct is about a quarter of a mile from the homes ? There were 40 pauper ogees to look der the junctiom. It midge of seven arches, each 64 feet span and sick and infirm, end not • single paid nurse ; and this 2lft. 4in. rise, with piers Bft. 6in. thick, and orogen the doubtlms, wee looked epos by the guardians as a great ad- gaol, • mill pit, and River Colas, ow agm with a vantage, but it wee not, as be could prove to them. It radios of 22 chains, It was built of brisk. About two wee admitted that the poor of the &Oiekt were occasionally months ego the entree were removed from the two first sent Jet° the vagramy wends by the relieving °Akers. He arches, and afterwards • slight enbeldenee was noticed ia desired they would never do so apse, as the relief gives the s econd aeon bat wee not thought &aroma. However, le those wards was gouged on the metropolis. By per- sharp frost teliewing extremely wee weather hes affected it, mission of Sir Richard Kaye* the police were empowered end the second arch fell yoga's* simang, _loggias with it to act es relieving officers, and if the pordiaes world oily the flint arab. the rubbish from which Riled the =ad, bat adopt this plan, they would get rid of all the roughs who about sixty men were set to work to graves it, sad traff of d now congregated la their eased wards, for these people will be returned today The pier between the seeng would not faea the pence. After • ca',versatile on various thbotamhes steads fires, but hem been ellreephemed by subjects the guardians ugaimoutsiytbanked the somas- losemoot weed. The ether wok en the line is wail for. gorier for the ioforeastion lobed gives them, and assured ward. ISat the rebuilding of the faller arches will la* Coots him they would take the sevirel matters into considers- mangs. It is not expected to delay the openteg el the . ties. Bee to our readers. Whether it will amuse a more compre, pensive shape than they are aware of now, or whether it meets in every particular what many thinkers consider requisite, it Is unnecessary to ask. If the new associatios encoried io eo regulating mattera that three•fourths of the inmates of our workhouse are properly oared for it will have done a pest and important work, and one oommandiag the sympathies of the large and influential clam who are wearily dimatiaSed with parochial shortoomiogs, and anziorutly asking how times shortcomings an to most fairly I and most effectually met. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. At the special Court of Common Council holden y . esterday at Guildhall, Yr. H. A. Isaacs moved, That whams a large number of poor persons have been displaced by the demolition of house property wattle the City for railways and Oity im provemeote, it I. desirable, in ceder to remedy to ease extent the i 170012•0131000 6 11 reeulting therefrom, that tie corporation should erect an additional number of lodging. holism for the Isbouriog poor, and that it be referred to the Improvement Committee to consider the whiney and report thereon to the court." After • short debate, in which the 1 principal objections urged to the motion were tbat the present was an inopportune moment to interfere io such • ' matter, and that it would be better to see what steps would I be taken in the same direction by the different railway emu ' ponies under the reirisendinte of tsar different acts of par . iismeot, the propositioo woe rejected by • majority of Ave only. The court then adjourned. ITWOPEN TEI ABOLITION OP SLAVERY IN AMERICA. A crowded public meeting, oonvened by the Newham's Aid Society, wee held Let night .in Beater Hell, to commemorate tbi abolition of dame he the United Slates of America. Mr. Benjamin Scott, * Oberberiela of the at, of Landon, occupied the their, end before opining the proosediegs be required Dr. Tonilies, the secretory of the society, to reed the or stitiational amendment, passed in Gaines is 18th of Drubber, 18611, by which slavery is for ewer prohibited thesher the Unioe. The meeting remaird et=t veil r s this dormer was being reed. Mr meet, it was moored, had bre rattled by 28 of the 38 Stare of which the Union is rm. posed. The Chairman thee proceeded to dare se in trodnetory address, in the rune of which he deneribed the abolition of slavery as the grandest event that hat et bre written up the peas of history. The meeting bed rabid to do with the cares which bad produced the meant wasb ere the reamer in which it was serried am. It bed 41.11/. t . 9 der with th e reergsences of the great straggle laftia a mightier bend end a vaster wisdom could be traced then that of men. (Run, bear.) Slavery wee prodneed sad destroyed by the sword. No nation aloes orld be belt reemerge for its ceiling existence, and thesers be 700111 for rerbeinetios being's the two nations. c ie*ere net met to 'releaser bat rather to It wisbil be Maid the mbar= of Ike a ortimental sad mot a practical object. Ho 1 1;i1 ib yaibe owever ' hold th at opinion, end he tenth .1106 =thig that same years ago operehenthe W to ihripmteler 1111111111111 Ole weber el nailer of sob, end uperithe keels of the shine be the Dutchcolors& (Hear, bear.) Seth hthershange of empathy brier Wier uses peedical weed, ched he rejoiced to have the !wawa p 'a i iss resseek a meshes r this. (Hear, boar. sa Lsd awagratotallso AMMO wpm the derreb el ion ,Br make arbobled to obese on the societies bad bees tossed to aid the sere Is his brambles trim army to Wider. (Mar, her ) The rural and other sedelles bed already eontributed brim& 40,0001. sad 50,0001. foe thatpurpoon (Hre.)lfeedded, atedeterperiedettheereiga that beers bed been orsived from several mend eseineess, expressing rine at being unable to attend, which, although slavery did not rid In this country, be aoeouipaeireset cd the whip did, sad the use et tied beennneut thellecm.• mint lied deprived them of the preemie of many mumbese et the House of Ominous whose votes were likely to be le roper OM our wan*. (A high. ) Ns. Handel Oceans, of Merl, in moving the lint resolatioe, gave en interesting brount of • recent visit he bad made to the United States. He had while there bad laterviawe with Mr. Somme, 0.01101 Great, Goosed Elbereme.anil Howard, and he bore testimony to the kindly feelleg ree := still enimeed then in their deafer with the treed slaves. Despite the Wirier whith a Felton if the liaglisk pre bad der its beet to create, the people of er artad t= seterteined an affectionate for lend. (Raw, bear.) There was dy • bright Intro y in err for Awoke, new th far ee show use urea pletel 'Wished. be believed, No the de. shed he three se Ins prosperity with No weeder than Mr the tide of eedgretion had our erre eat to reds bar she and it was probable that ie th• earn of the present at beat a million of would cock • err beets year witithe her bootee. He eoaNpreedee foe thus tram and heavier retire than arid pbe famed he say other part of the world. (Hear.) The teemed the 111111411110111 war these : " That this C mee t i ngo pr reveres* art seknowledges that, in the providers et r:h a :crime sod withering curse o f chattel slangy— btrodured by Engird into her trznintlario eolonbs, and thus porporied by the fundamental reeletation of the United Seats el Amu ice --bee, by the iment el the constitntiond amendment, been rembrer and for ever hereafter peohibited throughout these Berm Aad this nesting tenders radial inegrebdresee to the friers of freedom in exurbs upon the ressicie this gratifying and Areal triumph of the OM. of eiglreseneeme sod bearnity ; recupshine In thie megrims essimilseien et the fundamentel lame et the United States and of Greet Betide s new sad enduring bond of union between the two natives." The Bor. Xavier Hall seconded the reedrion, eel as an inured= of the *swum that preeeffed he memo garters epos the subject of slavery, he maid be was gravely told the ether day that a negro had no soul ; thee would seem I. be th e obit la which somnpeopb dimmed the Jambe gustier, sad them he sdrisid to reed the graphic descriptions gives by the special earrespon. isms */ the Doily News host that bland. (Hier, bear.) Begird the rosesse which had iced the negro in Americo, needed~ slat hie sieffeeines, and glorified in Ms mated (Gbeere.) Br. J. W. Probin and Professor Lome Levi spoke in rapport of the resolution, and after it hid been Laoom the chair sod unanimously adapted , Dr. 80l- New Tort, aimed the privilege of befog allowed redur it on behalf of his fellow ooustrywhen. Now that the gnat struggle was over there ought, he sei4 to be es rivalry between the two nations except that el doing good. (Hear.) Let each reeolee to do right, and it would be quite impossible for any politic:re to embroil the two nations In war. (Hear, hear.) No ler than four osYlioss of slaves bad bre freed, and there was no act more ambulated ismer the bonds of anion brume Begked sad the United States than the efforts the former was making to help the released slave. (Hear, beer.) Dr. Hugh As proposed, aad Dr. Brock esoobled, another resolution as follows "That whilst ibis meeting ofin its warmest congratulatior to all who Ws bees faithful to the are el freedom in tlis time of conflict and tie), it is deeply impressed with the err of reepondbility whin from sueors. All put experience has shown that the eleetr of the system of slavery _remain long after the time of legal emancipatioe, both in the disabili ties of the freedmen, and is the spirit of osale in their former oppressors. And this miring would nlarma ....,i tte strong conviction that the sealer, and persistent efforts of the true friends of 17seribra if possible, be mon than ever needed to toad cede led Principles, to whir wrongs, to Wire the neces sitous, to protect the defenceless, to an for the the inane, sad the aged, to instruct the ignorer, to= industrial training, and to remiss the utmost vigilance so that the peace of society may be preserved, and that neither prejudise, nor a domineering class of any bed may mar the work of emancipation, or prevent its toll beret to mankind. This meeting, therefore, cordially approves the objects of the British sod Foreign Freedineeb Aid Soeieey, and pledges lie energetic support." Like th se V j ag e s i or : i n it was carried unanimously, and the at en advanced hour of the evening, alter valise tilers Or the chairman, and ortribrag to the feeds al the society under whose auspices it had seembled. RILIOIOI3II LIBIZTT Ain/ TRI New PAILLIAXENT. 'lcor:assentlest writes—Yesterday morning a large party of gentlemen interested is the a:tendon of religiose liberty assembled at the Cltaring-oross Hotel, it the invitatios of the ocenmittess of the Liberatton Society sod of the meting deputies, for the purpose of conferring upon the ecclesiastical questions hiely to Le dealt with in parliament deriog the weasel esesioo. Among does patent wane Sir 11. Pete, Bart., M.P., who presided ; Mr. Reines, M.P., Mr. Gilpin, M.P., Mr. Hardcastle, iL P., Mr. Mares. X.P., Mr. Miall,Rev. N. Allow, Rev. W. Brock, Rev. J. Bee Brown, Mr. W. Edwards, Mr. Cloortenld, Rev. N. Hall, v. Dr. King, Mr. Chas. Bea, Rev. Dr. Boras, Rev. 3. Stoughton, Mr. J. Heywood, Mr. Carvell Williams„ C. SbeOesid Mr. Torberville, and the Rev. W. The 'reties was cd • emildsotsal kind, bat it may be seated that among the subjects which mimed atteatiou were the Church Rate Abolition Bill, the Qoaliecation for Offices Bill, Mr. Oolsridge's and Mr. Bonverie's Bills relating to University Tests, the Parliamentary Oaths Bill, Sir John Grays motive on the Irish listablisitmentt and the Irish Education question. In regard to nearly all the points mooted great unanimity prevailed, and a determination was exprethed to afford the warmest support to thole members of the He... of Commons wbo have undertakee the we duet of natarares calculated to advance the priaelples of religious equality. We may add that the second reading rid the Qoalitication for Offices Bill is ixed for Wednesday, the BHA February, the seeped reading of the Church Rate Abolition Bill for March the 7th, Sir John Gray's Irish Church motion for the 13th of March, and Mr. Ooleridee's Oxford Tests Bill for the 21st March. &MIT FOB THZ EitCOI7KAGEMINT or THIS Flint Airs.—Lest evening this society held its second converse. nose of the semen at the Exhibition of Female Artists, in cosdaierstrest, when there was • very numerous attend &ice, the ladies Preyonderatieg. The proosediop were opened by an *dams by Mr. F. T. Hailstone, President of the Society of British Artiste, " On the Cultivation of the Mee Arts by Women,' which excited 000siderable lette rset. • sassalsoeous concert followed, coadothed by Moon A. Gilbert and Benthardt, and in which Mesdames A. Gilbert. Andrea, Banta Lee, Foshroice, and Mews. Miranda sad Leonard Walker took part. The seeming west off most satisfactorily. Tan Ism Enucanott Quitnrwir. —The Cork taassimer nays :—"We have moon to believe that the didlisallina with rasped to the settlement of ties question of university education have lima satadactorily emovel. and that as armagesteith lase been some to that meets the approval of the catholic bishops of Irelehtl." approval .1 the estholie Mehegie of Irelaliet' [A.d.srtfsslms.tj—lioWYerAY'a Prus.—Winterly Denevhseles. —Whams =or ',Weber they maim tile not or wrest : we desine n t s e a rr ise rV taw In Mods ol i Chuosso trams be b'ood mast be freed from teepee= carbon sad taineel,ts by mese parle lY Ring medicine like Hollowareadj neer leryMinta sot tt cleanse the circulaion: but ust to ev areas the MM imposed epos tt by Qat laid Vries ft bee beeeme lest eleggisk. these Mile premed siegnaticsa, =land a re the beet regulators sod preservatives et= I=lbilammatiose. freitatioos, and aisorasioss aserbed irlialiirs hem the system. they call It by theiz 1111 eperitive notice, and strengthen it b 1 theft toots virtues.