The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-14 00:00:00

..- - . /.4*.e .- ,/),--,--_.-,.._ -----,-------/ 1 : ;1' 1f r i m • - ( 4 ., , , 7..4;.-o,e /:. /e w emu. .:....... : i 414, 11 ,1-,•.t - j Ili r t 4 7 1:,,,i5 V1 - 1 ' - • . 7 - . 14 -..f " _ VyWS PAPER • , ,•'i" 1 • i ( ,') I. . • 1 ' - 1 4-. ' t.' : ' 'l l • , • \„. .... I d ie \‘ FA •7 . ) •••••, •1 . 'lc, •-- ' . 4 . 4 ) ; ' 4- . . z R,UCe . • 1, , a r . . . a rrniirtADVAICI.V . ;11 and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LIRE §TODARE.-869th Reverontation.—TElßATßl weI.ITACIST filLlP.—Tor SYDm Meet flin min pane. of 1 EMBRY. limpligslalL—K•MTlLS la MAGIC sad o a f 011160 teth Mink lad 'WOODS ibil Ma Ilimabl, the lITBILOVIIIM, as potformed by command by Cot Madero regular trader CORNWALLIS, • 1 liyesre, register Wore H.M. the Quests and loyal Family at Windsor Castle, i T s" , s o a - T. BRAWN (late of the baiSsaks4 Commander ; Moo. 11.8866. and twice beaus ZILE. the Prince at Wales Laris ibo East India Docks. Tlim Ise easel, WU coder laaA I, 18Id, sad March 10, MMlLlise mysterious SPHINX, birth s, in MC, and clamed A 110 years In Um Liverpool of Tower Trask sad Madam a eelebisted Indian luket feat. aa ass sMI poop, Atio4 with every comfort for the conve- only 4 e rt zed by IthallT riTININO, at I ( Wednesda7 i d cabin pasetegme. /Miss aha saUer, ale offers a imd ,at L—Stalls at 'Mitchel Midi 1101446141111. sad =so opportunity to sidgpero.— Fey temas et hated of IMF , Box MitypOsahall—aslmMate. la. Nod Is. etas. sii. . -- ......07 to Messrs. LMON. 7(0IING. aad Co., th Cannoa- I " •laust mframiloaa."—Vldo . The Tins*" April lit OIL jrMst : if W MITI sad MOORI. 2 N BU _----- err aad 310011103 AUSTRALIAN LINE I 1 ci,FACJLIT 111111'.—Por 11YDNItY Direct lto aatl Puns , a the 6411 Aril., laK shipplag day Erd April). the bow doper &fp HARVEST nowt, A 1 to 111 yearata Liverpool ten 000 k, rester 660 tow ; .41K tit the lest India . This floe vessel la Dotal to her bidwalaad Qualities." miswelleat accommodation for chief cabin perevapre. wee of trelOt or passage apply to W. B. WoICIAN ball eae uplen-street or DAV= sad WOOS* 9. Bilmer nll be followed by the celebrated elyde•balb slipper , jawed, on 65th AprlL • BW. J. 11. 11011.0 AN MID 00. Ali TILZPAIIED TO ltiEllYll SUBSCREPTIONS YOB. sass IN T HE ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH oomPAN Y llflollad). Incorporated under the " C sla c ha Vai es Act, Ifel," which Watts the liability of each to the amount of the shares oabearibed by him. Capital 4/100,00iWO Slam of LlO each. Depot& on AS ING Apr c ir £3 ]et Jane AI WIT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE at PACKET SHIP.—Tor BYDNIY Mese (to sell pane l& cm as 10th Iday, bet shipping day sth 9147) 91 19 wall ows Aberdeen clipper RtILIMAN 1. miMO TIM tons. Nov; Commander . Meg In the East lodla Man This • are Is noted for her text the Sydney trade. • prefersblzAs t rtunity or fine goo& Hav4i v al ep, she has e somptspod4ol Awl eiief men.— for terms freight or 1101110. only to MODII4 9. Ililliterolreett' I ) MP Hadar arrangsmiests williatalbelle telsospli 0011Mgany. this Company MU las enilibuir oi Shm Altho o o per mauls out ot the earolnp from the et the Atlantic Telegraph Ooteimay's UMW, and they also be entitled to metre ostwomi &MOM annum from the New Port. Newfoundland, and London 11 OmuluosT, old of th e esawthp of that Com pany for thimatha The In the CostiOniss provide for arbor sow t advantages, which are gated In the Pumputha. thtlithilOgs geargisPeathip, the., th. Old Broad-stmet. galiTerapiMge Sag" BwaVands. Panshamt. • thousetßy. Atwood Masa thia=msking, Daniel Gooch, : 46x lewer isd Iv. indoor. • Hwy Bestitho W Balla A. Bevan. 44., budthissa. rtt•Clesa. Rm., C. •if mat George street, Westminster. Chithas L Stewart, /. ..0 Hyde-park, W. 11111411r-Itheathi UMW', Wails, anol 00., . rirmiard-atzest, LC. itheleirtakt fere Ism.)—J. C. Death, thq. The 1001 ea the *path Mt char will be mithrtled to the submit**, If two-MO*4lft capital of the Company are not subscribed. Cordes of the memorandum and articles of amocistion ma be hi the countiamthum ot Hamra J. a. Harm and Cu.. = se rrer i racts at the MSc* of Haas. litrchain and Co., at, Par . llament-strest. Prospectuses seth for at applications for 'hares can be ob tained Orem Kama J. S. Morgan and Co.. it, Old hroad-strma *whom appliestiOus rause lee made and the deposit of 111 par share path Should a less number et shares be allotted than b appUed for, t o t y e=sat will. so tarn *quire& be appropriated towards the Moon thelimmt. It so allotment is math. this MIMOSA .Zlwill be at emu rineued wi th out deduction. 41 11. MS. and MOORES AUSTRLLIAN LINE f o l u ialiketOKlN ittenifdlinit do l" mmig l in ie rhe . in ag randl p m Ms line mini, bid% ander apiesi osprey in Inn is s un Inic oopor ine u rniges in ins Annkallita undo, end s ty for doe goo Having I nu* 1 00, 14 atomsfor chief osSO —ll4, nr Damage inky to Warr i P rorarou. 0. and stowurs AUSI%AL!AN LINK irr n r wtH g t i cr d r isp ogsa , :e a l e =T eew TOWS Street ir WA tens, H. W. MAIO /sisal go Today Bell), Coonsaador : lost begs Dods. SW ON OA loolt by Messrs. W. File, May.2* Ota. al amity for lila Tasmanian trade, bar ball pqap. ll. o2 .4 ret. 0 i modation for a few eldef Nib's passeagers.—lor to m of freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MORS offigersims. ftIVIT andA943RICII AUSIMALIAN ,LINE g s ogria anAr CZ:littlarnat tl iht=f i' daT i. ll: ortOlre ettp a tter barque THOMAS ISROWN, "perdu, OttlakrT. JACKSON, Coemeader West laths Dotal. This rt tametti WO es tbe ewe Mn. r sett elirderakalto tut : =doe =l "* PArte=daafterubed, eppertwattj Oa Md_ppers.—Xor term at freight rar ek k iee Mr, T. B. Hetet ra• to OMIT and MOORS, 9, ie-tuees.— WM be by the rapier trader Weetbery. MIIDIB'S BBLEOT LIBRARY. litlW and 01101 Cd DOOM All ties xar Dooms of th, &WON and of the pest twenty see In eirenlatfoo at 111:1Dire saucer LIEWLY. MMUS! 1111138C/111101f, OMR GUINN& PM 1113FIIM Coestionning at any date. look Clubs supplied on liberal tonna. maw on :orlon. =DWI Y iimemed). xsiv oxiogparam. caw Mee, 4. 1.1:148T11127. CIIBLIVIDX Dl%Vaand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE r cirsr MIT.—DITSTY MAUL tor ADZLAIDE 199 81193L — Sidnen Ire Mooted to seed thotrigoods *Jowl& ise, as shs Is Pot 1111 tog up.-1)117117 sod 31009/.14 9, sesitairett. sad WORK'S AIISTRALLLN LINZ ADIILAIDS Meet (to sail on on* April), London Aberdeen chew any_ MINA. A 1. Minn register Docks. This bnintiful 'hip La been owl weal, for the Adelaide trade ; she ham a fall poop, with Whalen, and miry comfort for the eecolasetedesies of cabin end will cam an experienced surgeon If required.— Val% frigid or passage apply to °inn ant /1002‘. leftberateees. MORNING and EVENING PRAYER. Two (leered leaf. Wards boo Ilar k :. hide bf Wila dr (Km J. W. Blind. ltnely Is. t ee n : tree by pest for If stamps seek, "These are decidedly Miss M. L e ladeert beet w : fell of green end den:Mead teener " Citede." lo Jan. al. Loads& Robert Cocks sad Ca., Now Bar liagtoa-eirset. 1P ORNI GIN WINK 8, cheap and pars:' Catilealaa Shen% 17e. id. ; Andslasiaa PcZ4.7s. nSS.t ; french, ; %mob Sum les , per dozen ; scans see lea Macons. ; Bousallion, 17s. Od. Chablis, 21s. ; and Hoch Ind MossOe, 41s. • doses ; Comes howdy, ea brows. 40s. s draw bottles losluded. less cosh. narriaas caw mos taw Apra Into the country. =WARD BOHILIM sad SONS, Dtailless sad DeSisallsr lye, iliticsta•rd, Leedom Ihimblished 11 7:and MOORE'S AIIt3TRALIAN LINE r ourr Sal P. —Fer momeroN BAT Diroot s g i rig We quiet dropateb), the &Wei-WU clipperbargee • LIMIT. • 1 lOyees. 421 roglolar tons. T. X. ALMOND, Om irati WWI Boor& ill& ballt for tho Woofs! rode, sada modal &arm in 1100,1 a noted for her plidasand NOW delt•ory of cargo. Elho has she elegant stem scdollon for chief cabin peak og-ro.—lce tither paretcutars to tt.e owner. 11r. T B.WA LK EL ISA Bt. Helen o-piaoo; or Divrrr sad moons, % ater-sirest PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS us mar and CHIL•PIST. STRONG t. TINE SUCH 2 1 / 4 la. ea., Pa., Ps. ed., la., Its. ad Hoak &Ikea's Bleak Toe Is mow ealy M Id. pm posed. Pure, MUM°bolos Cetree, IL ed., la. W., le. Bd. sad Co., Tee Illereboale t Wog Willbsysliest. City, Landes, t o • prim earreot tree. Swan at market pima. PHILLIPS sad lb. mod all goods cordate Lem within eight lanes ot No. S. nag Willlam-etreet; worta rarriege tree to way rawer 'WWI or market tow* la Saglaad.—Pallllys and Co. Iwo as egiato. sir Wear my Mum Is Wee spear at ems.. Bwil T 8 BINGES LINK of u ' r " mum hit Stip. Townie. Db. 1) , 415q Tanertias l,OOO X lees t i l ° 4 7 lres. ,;eargelt. Warm 0,400 X Imam INardi ill =II 11Toillela/4 1 . —load Oders, flu, to slt drat Ileisbese Maiden. leddasepteo l ens bride kblaae ....114etberby estebrsted Wm or paste hove, by their pomoloaltty sod opidporges, wooed oorld4roown repotstloo, and their per mere aceasemodadoo Is eroarysmood by any vessels adost.—Tor dl .Irulare rowans trehrhi or yummy Amalmter the olla sppty to JaM MINIS mod Co., Liverpeet • oil, Aireutm a Los : sad T. 11. MACKAY sod 00.1. Likdanbal-atr Shi eet. Wes. 1.0. NVILWAINE'S wholesale and export UPHOL EITILRY and MINIMAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSES. Noe. MS to 109. Newington•butta. Faetoriee, Franclestreet. inspect the largest and most ♦ar(ad stock in London. All geode warranted, add delivered free. New illoatrated prloed Ws o furniture. noddle& &a, gratis. nowooo wails best Soorelotlis (part at Tayloea Depository). all 'patterns and won aosoonedJa. 9d. per yard, weeth Is 9d. tyros. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Illorkwolllord, London) LINZ of PACYIT sews fitiTALLIA. For IfiILBOUItNIt. Port Phillip direct R r i , :a the Dodo cc Theodor, iota flora. calling at I, the rpiondid dipper ship TOP.IBIIIftIL MOO toom,I7IDERICK ANDIRSON (late of the !tat), Commander : Irog h tie East India Dock& Her aeseitamedsitioes for all Gui. 01 liliwalfore are nnaorparod, and rho will carry as ospalsori stugoos.—For freight or woo apply to LUPO= s l ed MORGAN, with Kowa. MONEY Wlllitilli and BONS, 7. . . . EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, bed quality. Upwards of 300 different shapes tionstantly on view for selection and immediate delivery. Mau chairs made to any shape on approval. AU T. H. FILM= and SOWS Marnsfactory, Si. 32, sad 28, Bernessaireak W. and 34 and U. Charleostreet, Oxford-street, W. Am Illastrad prioed wits lone sent poet fru. BARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, • new invention, so admirably =hived that a tall batt as web as smaller emits, maybe raised or tilted on it without or trouble. Its =San is so impalpable that the sediment i c=useat limpid fluid by no possibility eau be =nubs& Pries 9A, 125., lts., to suit 4+, 9, and 18 gallon osska BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHO beeror sour N TAP. No venting required. No more flat wine. Moe 4s. ; ditto, electroplated, Oa—Apply direct to JASINB BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-sirest, Ilansion-hoase. Ilse that Ids name and addrms are on every =fele ; all others= sowiees !Retakes. logrevinee vette FAtabilahadl9llo. FOX SMITH'S PURE COLZA OIL ft. pee gallon. F OX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS, 5.. each. FOX SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, &c., Best quallO aild lowest pice, toe cash ankl• FOX thIME. WC. STRAND. W.C. HAM and Co.'s BOYS' SPRING C LOTHING, se and en, Word-street. The First Establishment te the Kingdom for Juvenile CI:111 The NNW SPRING BUTTS and eJNOLE GARMENTI slant and styles, for all aim are now on view. Combining Twills Novelty, twenty, and 'scams. ; Neatnew and Adaptation In Design Dilluilillt7 In wothin : and NateriaL • HYAM and Co's BOYS' SPRING CLOTHING, 66 and 62, Ozioedatree3 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits ....... lss. 6d. to 365. Boys Westminster and Oaboroe %nits lia. do. to Us. Boy( MOD, Barrow, sad Busby Suite BM' lASht Cape Overcoats Boys' Jackets for the season Boys' Serviceable Vests 3s. 6d. to Ts. 6d. Boys' Serviceable Trouser, ls. 6d. to 13a 3d. HYAM and Co's. SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentiamen's CI Ulna for immediate wear. „ 2. Hasp he or Order Department. „ 3. Bo• a' and Youths' Distinct Department. 4 Ilats, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Departalent. )(YAM and 00. 66 and 67. Oatord-street. Provincial Establishment:at Birminchain, Leeds, and Dewsbury. ARTIFICIAL TRETR.—lmportant Improve- meat and Great Reduction in Prices. - Mr. RPRRAIN moggLy. tioneson-de 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor aquas% sole inventor end patentee of &Ankle! teeth on soft, yogaymteally-prepared india-ntbber gam. No unsightly being required. they are more natural, durable, and courortable than any yet introduced. They are sell-adhesive, render suppnrt to the adjoining teeth, are fitted ma a perfectly 'Wale's principle, and supplied at charges within the reach of an. Clergymen, lecturers, and public speakers will And this =particularly adapted to their wants ; It com bines con wwsciatioa and perfect inaatication c onsultation tree. Ho connexion with any ass of the same name. Established 1804 BiciLossom of HONEYSUCKLE, delicate and dtetbigue perfume, extracted tram the Bowen by JNO, 006N1ILL sod Co , Perfumers to 11.2.11. the Primes' of Wales, ited Bull Wharf, Upper lltatitea-etreet, L•ndon. THB PANTE:EON TURKISH BATHS, Lena. tie=sra,% g e s n e =rik e st O r ator do" THE IIrirIGORATPTI NERVINII ESSENCE .2. the mat sadrattmally prepared wad 01010 pewertai amt• dm mai ever loWedred 10010110 *0 their acessal ooadition a u sas SWIGUOO/1. se Pas ammo of which parted health 414- =„ It Is a aped& tat debility of all tints, and (rota tta cow soar taipedisetta papstooond PbciPbste of pmersZbott. h oa tel to the Demos and dyspeptic. Price fla. par or tow ovaatitlea In ow for Vb. 8010 Aim* Warm PATINGARTIN sad Ozans.usiolei. W•Cl„ sod cameorest. Vsectiorobetiest. LC.. random. T AITITIC. The LZTTIICI contains an active w h a t*, the Letuelne, will& penman all tb• adopt= sttbnat he dangers. Xy. JUZIAU. =1.17110.11= prowls allrep red a Pile et Wale (or lettheet, preemoseaded by the Mehra Pratehdea for ar dds, mom, aed all chest aesthete. Wrap, IL ht.; Pt* la led. end fa. OL nth by poet. Is Sit end Its. id. STEIMA. -Dr. LOOOCK'S PULMO N IC A. WAII2II givalealaat oast sad a rapid ewe at asthma. CODNUMPOOn. melba. and all disorders at ties Walk Nal= To slaves and public speaken they afel Invaluable for sod striegiheigag the voles. They bave a blowout taabt.—Pfte• 11. 1114., 94., N., sad lla. par boa. Sold by all &taiga. SULLY 7101 LIVILPOuL OR QuwwBTOWN TO FEW YORE. TWICE • WREL TiILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and IifTLIMLPHIA STEAM-SHIP COWLEY Intend die• mei* their full-powered Clyd•-built lien Senn BleennWitps, =Mg tlis United States sulk, 7101 LIVERPOO L for NEW YORK. CITY OF LIMERICK, Saturday Marsh 17. CITY OP PARIS , Wolnesday, March W. CITY OF CORK, Friday, March 93. miry Wednesday, and alternate Fridays sad flittindaytt Ma prays by the mall steamers sailing eery Wednesday. I•Elsd II guineas, accordlas to the moomroodattrat Cabin =by the ?riders and Saturdays steamers. 16 drabness. postage Includes a full supply of smoked prorteloa& haws far Canada and the United States booked throoE v es terms—For further paritooter s op to Aiiilt idna tfr a tlt. Waterotrest. Limped; or to 116 YIN W=aa-ftoot. Ueda& CFNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH v AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-MPS, appointed by %Minna) to sail between LIVIRPOOL and NEW TOM witaiween LIVERPOOL end BOSTON, the 80111011 slip calling I kilts: to land and melte passotas and MAU& The M INER or other vowels are *peon' tad to @MI from Uverpool, law at Cork to raeoitra tta- mails: RUA, for 8(6 4 1T0N, Saturda y, Mardi 17. CUBA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, March 24. MA. for BOSTON, saturday, March 31. anti, inducting sterares fee and provisions, but let frac. or Dutton :—To Malta.. and Boston, chief = fift sae can, an To New York. chief cabin, 426: 661 0. MR—Apply t. J. R. Poord, 64.014 Broadotrod. Leaden ; JR. Canis, Ram, and 12, Place de la Bonne, Paris G. and Baas. SO, Jamaica-street, Olaaftow ; D. and C. Ilitolver, Ottendown , or D. and C. It solver, 8 , Water-died, LiverpooL Rttem to NEW YORK.—IINITICD STATES MAIL LlNL—ne splendid and favourite side-wheel iNiNfll of the New York and Havre Steen Ship Company Sobs named their places in this service are appointed to lineler New Tort u follows : MI Wedneeday, April IL Wednesday, Kay 9. Anp Wednesdny, June S. I ldi " Wedneeds), July 4. From Havre. Fran Palmoatt Thursday, April 11. Theusday, May 10. Tharsday, June 7. Thursday. July 6. Fars :—/ust-class, a:96; saeoud.clasi £l6.—Yr Farther parif aim apply to L'illeitßLlTE, lANI. sad Co.. Paris and Sans; G. C. and B. W. FOX and Co., lalloosth or H. 111111 and Co., 146, Cheapaldo, Lorslos. MlMl:N.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns • wick. and Central Germany .— The North German Lloyd's be fast-class screw • banter ADLER, Captain If. BUNDEBSEN, • destatehal leg,ydown on TRITILSDY, lath ?at (weather permttin) at 10 a.m., caning at Emmert** her, Blackwell, for pimentos, at It noon.—Penns to Bremen. Lt lid LI ; return tickets. aa end LI lob—Apply at CRAPLIN't Wrong °Woe, Regent-circus, W. : or to PRIMUS, GRATIS, ?lilLLlkili and Co.. St. Dunstan's-house, Bt. Dunstan's-It/4 LC. R OTTERDAM and the RHINE.—NOTICE to PIPRENORIM. The Netherlands Mesaaboat Comma:re tut rad tantalite steamer BATtVIER, Omega W. swim, • Celtisesoe her service for the mama ma SUNDAY, the ISM lest., salting from Brunswick Wheat Blackwell, at n 111., sod matzoth' from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Yam : • la.J___lme cable. —l4x freight or panne *MOT to ni a.._urns. GRAYER. PH ii.f.ll , PB and CO. Bs. Dundee. , ".. 6 . LC. ; to CHAPLIN/1 Universal Mos. GOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved and mad In a few days by that atlabrated Medkane. BLAME GOUT and RHEUMATIC FILM. Obtained thrintgli aitcht. at u. ad. Per box. LAM BERT' fl ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ailsetual remedy, without easibing the bower as Iths bead, truly seticectous and pleaseak Is edmltted to we too hist medicine for immediately relieving insighs. cold% eleinald MIS of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fie =4"Yel persons whom the faculty pronounce leourabion allay, the tickling which prwrolue Iti z atl= Ifetreeking consurap. ion its siesta are insems_ eserived el sleep. or even lying down for fear ot snifter 7,7 1 4= depend on relief in a tow rainatsa sher taking it.— aftlY and mid by W. LAILMT. eLssLt, 8, ling WU- Marini-crow London. and W dna** to —"'"••• lied., and throe qquantities in one. fd. le perelenin aid a* for Lamberts Asthmatic Basra. The memeani Mikes sTelesurred is Ur Mum RATE'S WORMDELL'S PILLS, the best Nowld7 for GOUT sad 11111UlliT1811.—Goid an . Ga. at la lid., h. GIL, sett ee bsz• Dot be ed. ument A/ Lent to rip. before Ihe said ems hat, as sh e Isle to pro. sat is their kl ills pro. me , e the pawed ill &Wm oment rmusat bill who would er for Mow houses for could. band erectiom speculatice. warmed MINI baton =plots cm• clearly id. that thee governmeet e deetoyel Li), and the VELIINGI was raid I t oommitto. 111 ES. oeo $0 brig rsal cam* uad tax mil ND), kz. leave wee were reed a ion of Tr Woe of the Aloes of the ry Prooedare Dowseeer to the Relief cl of Ragla el to mud image that it oreeettaie the of the Writ n Kennedy. the how' t his seat foe :HILDEBEI the le bar of the at the 1 , tor the Hams roveresteet to lames so the they, in come n. fludlng tee fal boards, to torn discretion le his Intenders oe proceedings the Exchequer to =Para. s bills Intro do Cy of tie governing.. rul for Unbar' University, knees issued to hold en elect= mrnment pro. mender the ez e is of opinion Lch surrender. t h e p it hecuer d time he pro. miry whether It hates and alt& cria aa has Apm the Indoor de- —That the pad. t cause of Mr. rimtly demo& )—As an arond• reform of the tads the WWII 6 Total. MO is. 14e& a, 454 r,, ..! 651 ••• asi Ke 16,25! 15,11 19.08 MN. DEATHS. wife of W. Bee• kddloon•gardeoi Belfast. the 141* Asti', Eases, Uso Leze-road , V.W. th e wife O dii r s , by thO T a t e r. +no. tighter '• 2V-common.. lbe ▪ o s pham-Plifit• 6 of the CTe* l-late l- ino-road, DakV" Cadge, Esq. ' °I . C. Pagh, Black . of Ir. 800, Eel. t, relict of the late .-- [ll2B, a TR'. 8. Pester, at Os of Whltstrisrs.... I to. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (sacria's vnzoailfs.) PRUSSIA AND ITALY. BERLIN. Yam 13. The exchange of the ratifications of the treaty of commerce between Italy and the Zollverein took place here yesterday. AUSTRIA. AND MANOR. VI ANNA. Yam 13. Letters received here from Paris state that the Prince Imperial, as President of the Paris Exhibi tion, will invite the Austrian Crown Prince to visit him in Paris next year. FRANCE. rims, NABOB 13. Baron de Bndberg, Russian ambassador to this court, is expected to, arrive in Paris 4-morrow. It is stated that the second sitting of the Conference on the question of the Principalities will be held to morrow. Tslsgraphio Orion received here from ConettiAippejg,,tft 1.201-,lipt.tennstnoe that the Sultan Itan anti4ei the Convention between the Viceroy of Bgypt and the Buss Canal Company. ~, . ORIN 4 AXD:44rAN. BONG KONG, Frs. I. Piracy has become very slariniz g in the vicinity of Hong Kong harbonr. Three vessels have been attacked, With loss of life. Alarming intelligence has been received from Haakow. A large rebel force is within thirty miles of that city. Advices from Japan state that the Belgian envoy had visited Jeddo, in , order to submit proposals for a treaty of commerce between Belgium and Japan. Mimic's have visited the Foreign Minister at Yokohama, to coagratnlate him upon the ratification of the treaty. AUSTRALIA. . Alazaaddilh.) 'LEL SOURNS, JAS. 25. The elections to the Legislative Assembly are the chief topic of the month. Seventeen ministerialista and seven opposition members have so far been returned. Tarragon has won the race for the Champion Cup. The drought has to a greet extent broken up, and ,heavy rains have fallen throughout the whole northern continent. The shipments of gold to England during the month amount to 77,750 ounces. SYDNEY; JAL 21. A ministerial crisis has taken place here, arising out of the Tariff Bill, which, however, was ulti mately passed. The new ministry are opposed by the free-trade patty. Bush-ranging is on the de cline. Dunn and Thunderbolt have been captured. NEW ZEALAND. MELBOURNE, JAN. 25. lidvices from New Zealand announce that the war is virtually over. Several ships have been chartered to convey home the 40th, 43rd, 68th, and 70th Regiments. General Chute attacked and cap tured a strongly fortified pab, near Pate, on the 6th and 7th inst. • DMITRUCTION Of • COTTON MILL DT FIRE AT BUENlNT.—Yesterday morning information was received by the various fire iosureace companies of the destruction of Mesas. H. Koowles sad Bon's cotton mill, Baruley, known as the Frimley Mills. The Ices is estimated at 30,0013/. Several persons working In the mill are supposed to have pseished. SCOTCH SABEATAZIANISM.—I Can rmember the day ori which a good clergyman said from t e he pulpit, that whenever, on a summer Sunday evening , he beho l d the people of • certain Scotch town quietly sad decorously walking a great peer expanse by the shore of the sea, he always thought of Sodom and Gomorrah, and prayed that fire might Dot fall from heaven to burn up the Sabbath breaker* I And as a boy, there was *otitis, I believed more implicitly, t h an that it was a sin to take a walk on Sunday. How we have atlysoc,d linos then ! There is now no part ci the week pleasanter to me, nor enjoyed with more assurance that the enjoyment is lawful and right, than the hour after afternoon service on each Lord's day, when you may see a great part of the population of this ancient city quietly walking on the beach or the bent, and feeling an influence from all around them for which only the very hardened can fail to be the better. We all bold the value of the "Shorter Catechism" still t but we have mime to ioterprat differently the follow air statement contained in that excellent treat :—" The Sabbath is to be sanctified by a holy resting all that day, even from such worldly employamene and recreations ss are lawful on other dap; and speeding the whole time in the public and private exercises of God's worship, except so much as is to betakes up in the works of necessity sal mercy." Doubtless that lest clause, which speaks of necessity aud mercy, always served as a very wide back door. But there ware many parents who really tried to make their children spend the whole tints in the public end private exercises above named, aod who failed to discern that a decorous walk after church, and the enjoyment of domestic quiet in the availing are most truly of the nature of (Jude' worsh p, properly understood and rightly enjoyed. Therefore they mails their children go to church, to services of enormous length, and withoit a vestige ci interest for a child ; and then they devoted the sestet the day to examining them in the shorter catechism. The natural effect was, to make the children hate both the catechism and the Sunday as long as they lived. A word as to length of church services. While a Scotch sermon now, if preached by a good preacher, rarely exceeds half-an-hour is length, and the entire service lasts just an hoar and • half, I remember the days when the sermon was an hour or more, sad sometimes you had two of the fearful couipoait ens at one service. Yes, it Deems Dearly as strange to me now as it will to as Anglican reader ,• but many a time have I entered church at 11 a.m., and been present at a service lasting till 2 p.m. —three mortal hours! sod certain it was then as now, that the worm the preacher, the longer was the sermon sure to be.—Fraecr's Maga:ins for March. SCHOOLMISTRESSES AND SCHOOLMASTERS. —No woman takes to the business of teaching dirks except under pressure of absolute necessity. The moat successful school mistral.se do not realise more than • very modest compe tency to retire upon in old age ; few get more thin daily bread. Oteu there aan idle sc.mp of a husband in the background, who is not ashamed to be the parasite and cankerworm of his own wife, Every otni knows how dif ferent it is with men. The protonic* of a schoolmaster. if sometimes irksome and laborious. is, and always has been is Dieted, except by the mar's own fault, dignified and bonourable—often, indeed, in the case of clenty, lead ing to the very highest preferineets in the church. Many asters of ordinary private schools, after holding a position cigreat reity *smog their neighbours, retire with good forams.. This exoelleet suite of things is secured. almost beyond fear of change, by the great position and growing influence of the two universities is the country, sod their sending their most promising sons not merely to the old foundstious of Henry VI. and Edward VI., and the great schools whir have sprung from the generosity of prrvste pecans, but even to such r hires no rewires. beyond the capital of an individual Lactim have no seek helps and encouragements ; end perhaps the very first thing to be dormiin order to improve the education of girls is to add `and the calliag of their teachers. Many acoom plished attractive women are at the head of gide' schools hen sad there throughout the country such no doubt enjoy the respect and affectioo they de serve from their pupils and their fiends. Many charming girls whose homes are poor, or who have been left in orphaehood, go out as governesses for the sake of food sod di. shelter. These too are sometimes—often. let us hope — treated with parental cue and khedives'. But it is iin le to say that their calling is regarded by the nubile at •5 as more then tolerably reepectside—ciertainly not Take the sues test ci martyr lf a mas—tay a man barrister, barrister, or military or naval Aker—marry • lady who bas bus espied in teaching, it is at least • question among his Moods - whether be may not have made some thieg of a sedsallisinea Certainly Jae inset chosen to have mauled weiL -It is probable that very few sash marriages COME at au. Far differeet is it with the other sax. Tutors of maws sad schoolmasters lave, if ate may venters so to put 11, the pick of the metrinierelslistarket. Diu at a house in a provincial tow* when AIM is sovietism school, end tee Uses bee the master's wife is one ci the preiiiieet, sprishtiiest, sled meet lads lib" mimeo ie 4116 TOM. Why there should be this diffuse.. is herd to eas.—Ons parer, 30144111 for Mara. Elnibtnitte Intelligente. ChbIBRIDGR.. KAM( 13. 'APEOINTICENT TO THE MAETREEHIE of TaiwrrY.— 011icial notification of the appointment of the Rev. Pro- Thokomon to the mastership of Trinity College sr . II haw this morning. To. reverend professor proceeded B.A. in 1332 m tooth senior optima in the mathematical gdpse sad fourth classic, the order in the classical tripes ^ Liuthingtoo ; 2, Shilleto ; 3, Dobson ; 4, Thong. mos ; all Trinity men. In 1832 Yr. Thompson was joie* lioosilor's (classical) medallist, the senior being Mr. R. L. Lnshiegtos, who headed the classical tripes. Previously. In 1831, Kr. Thompson had been senior members (soder. graduate) prima:tan for the best dissertation in Lads prom. Yr. Thompson was sleeted fellow soon after procedure to his degree, and was sometime tutor of the soilage. in 1843 he was elected to the Regius Profemessitip of Greek (ye mat by the demise of the late Rev. professor Sabolefiald), to which &mammy in Ely Cathedral is atteetted.Tbe electors M this psofesonship are the membefs of the maned of the smite. OXFORD. RAncra 13. Jams Comma—Mr. Johllienniman Crow foot. B.A. scholar of Trinity College, was this day elected to tie Op.. Fellowship at Jesus College. There were 6101 esndidates. Mr. Crowfoot, both at the moderation sta. Baal nomination. was Owed in the first eases In **at • sin magi.= air WIWI. it from the return issued by antliodly el the -General that to the week that andel eie fietarday, March 10, the births registered* Leads* Mal twelve other large towns if the Hated Liamilem WNW 4,686; the deaths registered, 4,156. The Masa sato*.of saorSoll47 was 36 per 1.000 persewee liMes. LIILINIdeII Oa births of 1,157 boys and 1,1 15 girls, in 2.= ekildres. were nights:6d in the week. In the earrespredlag weeks "of ten years, 1856.66, the average samba, am recited for *crease of porde*" was 2,128. Tha n deaths registered in Leaden daring the week were 1,829. , It was tha tenth weak of tha year ; sod the average num- 1 her al deaths for that week 1., with correction for lacrosse if population, 1,498. The mortality in the week was ax-' ennively high ; for the actual return maids the estimaeod number by 381 deaths. The weather wee said for the reason, ea will be men ia the meteorological oaks ; sad the fall of the tetaparsterre has tested, with slight intamis nee, nearly four weeks. The total deaths, which had been 1.545 1 n the merlons vest, rose to 1,819 last week ; of which sambas those which marred ander 20 veers of age tees from TIM to 824 I those at the age 20-60 teem from 463 to 595 ; and those at 60 years and upwards rose from 348 to 41L There were deaths referred to phthiais, the corrected average being 177 ; 285 to bronchitis, agaiest an average of 186; sad 914 Ito pneennenda, the average far which is 91 Seariatira was fatal in 54 oases, 9 of which were la the troleolietrict of Poplar, 7 in Milesaod Old Tows. A locksmith died oa ' the Bth inst. in the workhouse, Whitechipel, of " decay.. Hie age as stated in the register of deaths was 105 yens. A young man died in the London Hospital of " elephan- Ikon of both legs ; 'abominate ; pneamenia.” A domestic eervent died ef " diseased the heart, aoselasted by fret ting from sedustioe and desertion.* (Isquest.) A puree, ' domestic servant, aged 24 years, died of " psoriasis invete rate (8 yeas); blood poisoning (3 days)." The following Mx death' by earring amidst* in the streets were Teen teied io the week :—A bare,* aged 88 years, erysipelas from wound of map after fall in the street ; died Minh 7, at the Great Western Hotel. (It has been explained by the coroner that the deceseed, whose sight was defectiv e, fell by Tanning egainst a horse which had been pulled up, and was standing at the moment of the aosi dent). A eowkeeper's 'suntan% pi 19 throws out of a *art in the oe February 27, in St. Georges ita l . A car mantotroad ye sM , aged 29 years, fell out of a cart ; d k Mardi 2, in the 'Westminster Hospital A chimney -sweeper, aged 38. fell from the step of a cart; died on Mar 5. at 7. Upper Ogleatreet, Manitobans. A brewer's Nereast, aged 21 years, pun over by a day be the Bethnel-green-read • died on Marsh 2 is at. Bartholomew's Hospital. A aged 40 years, fel from a cab ; died ea March 6, at 1, Joheanintrest, Lome-meant, Lambeth. The usual rate of mortality lest week was 31 par 1.000 In Lentos, 42in Edinburgh, sad 35 in Dahlia, 37 in Brie. tel. 33 inßirmingbaro, 55 is Liverpool, 46 in liseehester, 32 in Salford, 36 in Sheffield, 41 is Leeds, 25 in Hall, 30 in Neweastle-upon-Tyne, and 36 in Glasgow. During the first seven weeks of the present per, when the mean temperature of the al wee 41$ deg., tie avenge anent rate of mortality is the sansme r a ta . (6,122.894) of the thirtees large towns of t e V Kingdom was 29 per 1,000. Is the last three weeks, the mean temperature having fallen 351 deg., the sawed sate of mortality has Increased to 32 to per LOW. DECUFE OP THE CATTLE PILADUL —Theo really Selina to be reason to believe that a solid and tangible de- dine has occurred in the riederpest. During the 18 weeks ending March 3, the whole number of attacks reported to the Veterboary Department of the Privy Council has bees ea follows: THE IBM liirfeeitherr QUESTION. —it derriere.. Weeks ending Current cases. Back cum. Total. Nov. la, ther .. . 676 .... 22 , 2 Soo agreed to at • nosed meeting et the Prothees boa" Nov. is. is 3,6t0 ..:. 2,941 .... KM Trieity College, Dub li n, th e object of which is to cookie Dec. 2, teas . ... Den. 9. 1866 - 1,123 • - MO 'buret% of Zeeland and Ireland are agreed in deviries the Dec. 10, 1865 -064 •• • • MO •• • • Si" introduedioe of • dsaosoinatiotal system of educative, le Dec. U. ISI area prin . c•p n le o e f a u .e6 niter e secul en a; Dec. 34, 1916 Jan. 6. 1t46 Jan. 13, 1908 s i l l :Vs Ohl .... 1,151 .... 121119 education as oppesed to the denominational system stay be Jan. ID, 108 Jan. 27, 1.64 - 15.63 1 1 signed this declaration do not plerlp themselves to an ap. Feb. 3. 1886 Feb. 10, 13611 Feb. 17, 166 - e • lee •• • • 21 7 1. " krely admit tbrijestioe sad policy re the rule whisk yse -11,001 .... 5,356 .... 18,361 Feb. 74, 186 6 March 11, 186 The public has perhaps boss led to form eirtraleria emeln. estimate receive wetter in harmony and pros the bear dons on the subject, as she abstracts published weekly have fi ts of a Ir°dedusetme*" DONCASTER SPRING MEETING-T=OLT. taken no notice of the " back ogees,' that is, th e teases not 81hrsdrous TURNPIKE BOAD6.—The fortieth TEE TRILL Snagged 5 son. each, with 50 added, for l-yrelds reported in sufficient time to be included in the weekly report of the Commirsioners of the Metropolitan Turnpike and upwards : weight for age, with penalties and allowances returns, and tarried forward in 000sequenee to the next Roads, north of the Themes, hoe just been published. the second horse I. are his stoke. T.Y.C. (I 2 cabs.) Sir. T. Parrs LooldeL by Defence -Cornucopia, 3 yrs, week. At the suns time the totals ref t rrlog to these hook The tolls to be oollected in the metal districts were all let tist 91b ' io. Hopp) 1 ethos are too 000siderable to be overlooked. It will be seen by public auction from the let July last ; but in eons. H. Seethes Valuing, 3 yrs, Ott 61b (Loos) 2 that the aggregate number of attacks is the week mho( quince of the failure of the lessees of the Btentford district Mx. A. de Montgomery's Ceramique, I yrs. eat Mb March 3 was less then in any previous seven days shwa Jan, to y the letliellehed rent , /bore tolls ere mow IN muss el (Oanaeron) a 8, Ma r c compariog Cie number of attack. in the week end- •by the officers of the commissioners. The tolls Theobald and Punster also ran. „_ lug March 3 with the total for th e week ending Feb. 17, we on the Marylebom sod Fiochley roads were let at the ram fi tq tinli no, a ' n 7 d t° 4 4. 4 r ap ar s, a 2 6 ,itg 4 .' 3333 imidal * 33° 1 a p t v. ' see a decline of nearly 50 per cent. The next two ere three same time, at an advance of 410, on the previous let. Tel an BURIN ni 5 som. each, with, ID added, for weekly return' will be of peat Importunes , as they will Seg.. .In May last 1,6411. Hs. 4d. of th e traded debt t-yr olds and upwards ; wther for erp. with Wilzig allowances ; : show whether the measures recently attempted by the secuted ou the tolls of these roads was redeemed by the oath the second to toe his stake. Half-a-mile. (4 nu s.) government have really bees admitted with the good payment of KW. Or. Id. • and • further stun of 2,61401. is Mr. C. Peck, Jun.'s,Closman, by T. Melbourne -Allegro, results which they arpor to have prcduced. Another sow in boa, with whisk 2.750 E additional beads will be it yrs. 7st eth (SOL) leareolli 1 point n th Remit importance in canoe:los with this question paid off ; sad the outstanding debt will then be reduced be Mr. Hodgman's f by Newmthater -Bsper's dam. 2 Yrs, Itst Ilb 501.) (Stone) 2 le that e general proportion of recoveries to attacks at 9,_7001. The ordinary incites for the year was 28,&171. Mr. W. Kines gear cross, g y ra , 2.4 nth moo L appapd) 2 the aloes of the week ending March 3 was 13.949 per cent., 17a. 43., and the total receipts (includil the r e ef • Sees also ma. while at the close of the first week of November it wee 1,000/. lifroliequer Bi l l sold) 4,3471. 6s. 3 d., while the ex- Betting : (15 to 40 on Chessman, 4to 1 sot Star Cross, and sto only 5.235 per cent. These refer to the general poditure ritiebed 27,1811. 13s. 4d. Tbe outstanding Welt. 1 apt any other. Tea HOPEFUL &Tenn et 6 spars. each, with 100 added, for 2- proportion of recondite to att acks i ;rem the commeeemeert ties of the nommissioners on the 31st December are att. Ye-el a ta c i i c , lillin . e n st 10Ib : tittles and geldiugs, fat 71b ; with pens ,. ,of the disease to the dates indicated, but the proportion of mated •13,7501. stone the Ezebequer Barthel bold at2,00(9. recoveries to attacks reported in the seven days ending EAST INDIA COAL COMPANY (LlHrime). Tbe ee. the owner of the lie to nosh. 20 son. About liar. .fi. let suba ) March 3 bad rises to 24.949 per cent. W are thus enema meeting of theebohLre of this company was Count Fde Lagranne's Moutagnard, by Pita -eltedistor- now savior/ one out of every four hearts attacked ° , while the held yesterday, at the sakes, 10, Serjethes'-inn. Fleet. Millwood, Set 10lb (H. Crimaltaw) 1 attacks appear to be Woad one-half. street, Mr. &J. Wilde in the chair. The report of the Mr. Berrte's Sister to Ktheboen, eat 7lb 'Hoyle) I Ton BRECONEHIRE FARMERS AND THE CAMS directors regretted ta have to inform the proprietors of the Mr. Her lathy. list 10lb Cr. Ch311°333) 3 PLUM Perarwrica.- 15 reference to the rattle plague the present unsatisfactory star of the comma]. At the time The following also ran :-Syces, Illly (late /him Ash) by the Dupe-Lady Manche. Opooooaa. Steppe. i da ssesa ao .i g r ime. government has bees desirous cif learning the quantity of when Mr. R. B. Mackay was appointed agent end mamba Bett.l :7to 4 apt, gaeby, 4to 1 apt °popery.. 6to 1 apd cattle and sheep is the country, and to this end forms from director, it woe behoved that a sillu.tu wade the Prefer Stephen Lengton. 7to 1 apt Melo. 9to 1 apt sycee, 10 to l apt the Board of Trade have been issued by the several sur. workieg sow development of the mince would have been Sister to Kinehorn, and 20 to 1 apt say ogee I •wane, of t a xes, and sent to every farmer and owner of obtained from the baukere of the or ropily ; bet this wee Tam Doecierze Mono Honour of 10 sova. each. Oft, sad 3 if declared. with 100 added : the winner of any handicap alter ' settle in each parish. In Merthyr district alone 1,800 bath reamed, unless the thereof. made themeless em boss seat, arid the itestruetions duly carried one The duty goodly respoosible for the amount, and this burden Feb. 7 extra ; the wooed to save his stake et. Leger Coons (shoats mile sad three-puree& ) (27 sums, g o f w h o p d es ks. is m to be done by the pergola reviv i ng the form Was of the they were not w Ming to undetteke. In the events that Mr. Robert Osborne's Miss Haworth, by The Cure simplest kind-to fill op the number and description of hart happened, and to freesia the works from being dosed. Counter et Westmorland, 3 yrs, ast (Cameron) l 1 cattle owned by him , and to specify the number of sheep the directors had gradually bees obliged to give their pew. Mr. H. Pa is haring S yrs. eat 0 2 .• 21512 1 e 2 be had. In the wilds of Breabbe, till lately innocent soul security fcr advances made by the hankies, amount- Mr. T. Parr's Labial. 3 yrs, fat 31h M• Br _ r g a ra ilw a y, th e *meal o f the Q ue en's i s o eurseot w as at _at the prerent time to about 6,0001., the bankers die The following also in :-lallah Rookh, Many, • an they al . the Tees.the tdeeds of Si,. company es equitable mode Betting :2to t w.st Lochlel. 7 to 2 apt &Wring, 4to 1 apt I visWe eneh •It ass, w ala ..zd wThemagemfambele's'ardabdtiberiblite,Y W eed si eee hes= The circumstances which, since th e estortheate Lair Rooth. and 6to 1 sot Mime Haworth and Fitzroy. Din place thorn cage • way side inn wherein masy a weighty fire in the Topoei mine (from Hie e Feet . ' of which the oom. w il r ri the tt oth mad ers . I th e ylog maaing 'welt up. abAll' After Migogig"dabbolutlanaa qua ll ger'of .. mthaetipoerteeoftwaiadid aanpid :Les a mile Ls& Rookh deprived Miss Haworth of the lead, the appointed, • discussion of a mos Obis character followed. preeent position. consisted of two-firstly, the mot of and ale. sl iald e. Abeeebnaireigetteeledbabeviegkieteeuby rered9Y)i,nhatitheckatlrtstdaisdutitowenbrtiocagptitabel,cotmadesanevreriatre".. its pair being followed past tbe rile Mitts by Eakrine, Lochlel, and Fitzroy. in the order named, Lady of the Tees the government w ee esbjeetl utter, owing to the o".....dented large insportatises from some distance in the rear. Before reaching the b l t itlf • the gist of whit* nosy be gleseed r from the result. "not working capital ; secondly the low price of coal at Cal. to fill up the forms, es_ / I l epiend sad A strel ir; i ii - ii; . . 1 the 1 „ none ,. ban in mile post Ulla Rooth retired, and Loehist and Zak- , thieking to tax the cattle!" eat measureuomed. The directors were of opinion that rine took does order with Miss Haworth to the I THE CrItRAT EASTERN RAILWAY AND TEE CAMS • IL . -- . . _ ,, ._,, _ bend for home, where the loon its war beaten, end the race was reduced to a match between ths two mare., who ran home locked Weedier, • mom punishing struggle emote& sod the being imported TRAMS. -In merge ace of the small number of cattle now " the meows fOr Huilair WWI"' a re et urn De as , ciente sbares or leading money on debentures, the into judge, being unable to separate the plr, pronounced it a dead COMpasy has disennenued . running two of its steamers to hest Lochlel nabbed tee lengths in the rear of the dead that port. Ono steamer is still employed, bowery. The ;recta r o s f muly all co l o w ceni nk ed , w and oul w d in tlieo ng u t p err eco ulted pan by y tar off= beaters, the others beaten off. Deciding head. -Betting :6to 5 beets impeded at Harwich etre now slanglitertd oa their 1 ""' on Was Dilworth, who hold • trilling lead re) the distance, when an t r a, • liqUidater. The disectnrs recommended This mum be the came away and won easily by four lengths. I MID* from the present position of the compsny , proceed. tugs Were likely to be taken fey winding op she company Tat Day mum don 2222 ,,,, c2 , 2 2 ~, $ wy „,,,,, h. wi u, I Voleneress CLAM Fislird.—An order brut bee! i 60 adder for 4-Ti , old hunters sad upwards : weight for use: . tweed from the War-offfell to the commanding alle r " "` ' by the Court of Cbancery. The chairasso, in moving the Moralist; erects, M lle extra :wren's extra. About two miles and volunteer eMos, making the following regulations with re- I adoption of th e report, mid that communications bed bout a tide over the Strepteehsse Course. (13 sew)* I pad to dem firing :-" When the'rop extends to 300 yards Mr. D. Neboa's The Pet (It b), e yea, Mt filb (Mr. BrOats) Ireceived by tea company from soother c-al campsey Is I wily, the volunteer who obtain s the Ite esteee number el I imaia, which rendered it advisable for the attester' to me lte Kenoedv's 'twitcher di hi. aged. 12st 61b .(011ner) 2 the wisding.up of the compaey would he Mr. W . F. ; g am e.. K m.. In perm eept i: „ A sib 1 points over ..-en in the third class mar . weer a r ifl e embroi tk. - : p?es a . adjourn ..., for some time . Borreerrosedie ea y (Mr. 0. Harland) g , deed horiceet-Ily on the cuff of the lath arm. When i eirenaitimois , Betting : Even on Bubble, 3to 1 mist Good, and 6to 1 apt , siege available indeed' to MO yards, the volunteer calve' absolutely ...... 7. , ra . report eree tires mimed to, sad The Pet. ( obtathe the greatest *umber of points over 30 ill the wend i the vemeediegs yam " owned rim die. Mt Lothemonoes PLATE ei roth,ter e-yredith and upwards: ; dam may wear a rile embroidered horizontally with a star winners extra 6 herbage 162 fordo Ur. 0. Hodestan's tenfederate, 6 yoe, 7st illb libeartfteldl 1 . 1 , ho 0b .., 20 p w w and upwa r ds h a t h e . tenant C. H. fiddle& to the Excellent. Sub-Lientenests (ciiffou, _ 1 ; Imirsertecundiatesilvaabove it. Whea t th brokii,(4 • nap exte berinot eds to t farces I ar. ;: iII ' ALT F. ws : 4o4 • 11 6 : 11 : 11 I : I 7 4,I A ; PYO F. lIITN A. D 1311 2: Bashi —Liet/t ios , a i every vo 1111 ter w Mr. H. James Skyterk, a yes, 7st 18t h /Ir. Cloodlasifs Benne a yrs. bet 915 (Stone) S y wear are e sea i LAravertieeineet.]--HOLLOWe'f's 0111TMOIT AND ties following also ran : 'Roderick Random, Le Machias, the two stars imtnedisedy above it. When the range . aria- ; *he r rallak" Count, Mims Williams, Warwick. and falearturss. IPILIA.. ...- k =or th r i : resil atro zla d t and time sa l l ., 6, swines. It Is cheer able exten d s to 900 yards. the volunteer who. haying role BettloUto IOM Warwick. 9to 1 afra '3ollf•derste. 6WI lathed 20 points or upwards in the first aloe, mores the ft sea be poi n _ d _ 7 clod al • little cost Holloway's ointment and pills are always Tio GRAND Hanntear Raclin DOD cif 3 nova. seeh, with te._,lfelt theetheri may Mr_.l. a rifle eeehee4derea osier ' total in rdhoto pain, In redueltig Infistematioi s• eni mode* tr ags taget aky Redeems . t° in'essapa.3“ has Wiiiiftsl cad Ls itschsni°' and 16 greatest number of points in the first and mood clam.. leg - 40 added ; whiners extra. About one mDs cad threa-qmarters. ' Vl= three Math iellevellweedl Mows it." i lag direnbred &NOEL They never eau be mleappNed. nor caw over aghthetrd.ina jr_t tabs.) lAt the Herron Maims on yr. Mary Jane they, oiler any eireasietances, cause redder - They are a 22 e• s'w • - ISSIS tat b ) lef Lereek& . ger. 10st, B u m tim he m t h e m a k es ch ar l o tte wh om , lenning le th e the when teenented by indigestion. pet sada latter damn, be.. and a precents boon to the pwor when strsotc Mr. Thellemeers Tubes% 4 yre, nil le" .• % L W = 1 end the mother of the thild f o r . „whew murder er...__ th s _ e , ...Owe by Moto. Holloway's medicines should be in t ee di Yr. Savile's Clainwpsia, ems. INS Mb cif t sis under rentenos of deeth, was please at ine us , ; us` Aar. c g re palm. mad emigrant • . who will then Ive In • poi- DIME( : Ma egas ootempae. at o 2 a pe foil= t e a Ode who appeared foe the crows, slated that be wail 000 to ems pain aid ethe direr when medical seskranee can emt Ilkikam. Instructed so ogee ton widow" sad she was discharged. not be obtethed.mai whew_ i 11•11....., 7 ikparting WARWICK HPRIWIS RBORR-1 1 0111DAT. It was evident by the large orderer dow g bornaken and non -prenearal mord Aaron W an. Mors, flight thal er r llama Merry '. mess Ing would jot matariallY suffer by with Doncaster, and if evf were further wanthqw , that all the beds in the Sorb lad been en for mini data and that beds oat of Os here", were 411 to obtra on the arrival of the evening trains, - rxerhirer a doubt thud Warwick arreetsid by err she properties of the rasing fester* Bain %Pa fat heavily st sloven o'clock on Monday night. but the early pert w friar =fan* war bright, and altragt the air was very cold the wane wee visited by tignibees•of parr ardor to grea informatics reverting t h e riMe Wrap of the dad, errs conditioe of ruse bones e in the B.rindpal nom at the weetrg large number of were one st erre/set amongst them being the now celebrated lialameader, who • rattling spin with his stable companion Lord Germ a way in whim the °rand National victor galloped pleased every ono. The rens was nee heavy In pros., and the threaten ing clouds that rWr before the wind. lookedl omt nda. to the chances of roue animals who were not partial to heavy pap& dlce ord prombed abusdanoe of sport, the opening dwapsogramme containing no loss than Dins rare., commencing at 1.30 wit=ltac ip laillakes, and concluding at par.past five with the The tint event wee in front. of the boot:mks" as Mrs, the mmatostoutaider to the betting, woo earG, defeating two hot favourite' in Lord West moreland. Oily by Promised Lnd a, sad Cotillon. The Trisl Won was entiolpair with starir latarest from the regain of Seocirrameter and Arrimors. both dire milers, and shigniorly _both seconds in We V s o hed dhousend. the flretnentioned to Ilsocianni and the tO Madistivar t a: the "Costongettr es the card Went bat on was oonfrod to lI AT A IN I Z ik ted w dt~aeterl l to at 101oiread 4to 1, bergs Ur lely remit rated. iberberiarter islig ear Seined hie reputation by running with his marl pm winning in a canter from Attachl. The race moron :1 2 = iglu. snowstorm. which continued till eller tho Torryoroid epstakes, tor which race Prodigal, from his private repute boo, was made a tremendous fareffte, IN noble owner and the followers of Danebury freely . backing the son of Stockwell and Strayswey. but Mid Jemmy Gemehaw In the saddio, won very essii; el. 46 Winne/ b gebilloelcing daughter of Orlando, and, like all that family, la remarkably speedy. TM* RAPIII Stair of 6 son, each, with 116 added. for 2-yr olds, Tat 61b 3-yr olds, 9st ; selling and other allowances. live furlongs. (7 sits.) Mr. 1. Saxon's Stilton by Idle Boy—Cbow, 11 . 501.) , Ist 1011 Mr. Bearames Cookebster,lyre ( 6:11,) tat LlibTles=ray Lord Corentry'sCorUon, byre (!; 01.) , ) 7st 111b(.1.11rimahaw) The foll o w i ng also ran :--411 1 Promised land, Nownimm, and Trhingle. Betting: 6 to 2 apt the Greer' filly. 100 to 80 apt Cllon, so 1 each sgst Nownham and Sham" 100 to 18 wit Bill ion. TH2 TRIAL drakes of 10 son. each, with SO added, for S-Yr olds And upwards; winnas errs; maiden armor One mile. (14 albs. Mr. Goodwin's Baccbarometer, by Ihreetecor—Derroa- Bon, Sy" fist Alb (Clairol 1 D. Aegeil's Attache. 4 yrs, let Sib (Parry 2 Irma's of ilsainge Kangaroo, 4 yrs, 84 Otb..(Yordbam 8 wind, The /r Kiog owing Wo rum :—Moulsey, Vocalist, Arekirnodea and Christian. Side- Betting : 0 to 4 apt Sarbarometer. 100 to 30 apt Monism dr I apt Analmodes, 100 to 8 "bee three." Too WILIAIIOBBY HANDICAP of 10 sous. each, 3 ft, with 50 added ; whinernixtra ; gentlemen riders, pradossionals 61b extra. One mile sada half. (19 subs). Mr. Payns's Beadle, by Berninster - Plash,/ As, 9d 121b (carried 10.4) (Mr. Melted/ 1 Mr. Broles Plying Horse, 4 yrs, 9st (Inc 01b extra (Clement Mr- Bisbee Cutewel. Mrs, 9sl (Mr. W. /MAI ) Tartar and Antoinette also ran. &Wog Tto 4 apt Cutaway, 6 to 2 apt Beadle, and 4 tel 1 sgst Flying Hem. A J err e of 26 Dove. each, 10 ft. for 2-yr-olds ; cars, Set 101 h illiles, Sat fifb ; certain dream" (8 rube.) Mr. Padwick's Misfortune, by Orlando—Csyscanors, Mt6lb (J. °Amebae) 1 Marquis of fratiwe Prodigal, Set.lolb (G. Yordam) 2 Lord Cram'. The Rescue, fat 101 b (J. Adams) Anatomist aloaran. Betting Ina On PrOdligal. r to t apt Werner, 4to 1 apt Rosen., end 6 to 1 apt Anatomist- Tag OvAnD HANDICAP of 6 soya. each, 3 It, with 30 added, for 3-yrokis and wards ; winners extra. One mile. (19 subs.) lit.Vadlow's Gordian Knot, by Sweetmeat, Sir Tattoo Sykes, or Knight of Kars—Josephine, 6 yrs let Mb (J. Orimalaw) 1 Mr. Alwises Toga (Ike, ins. bit Mb (IL fleatee) 2 Er. K. BMW Or W's Mongrel, Trec 111 tab (Murray) rin& rrn. • HANDICAP PLATS of 60 00V4., for all ages; entrance l son. the winner to be sold by motion for 60 son : winnen extra. re furlongs. Colonel Martlsts f by Bilingtos—Cr(ilds, 3 yrs, Set Nib (Beklon) 1 Mr. P. Dark's Rustic Beauty, 4 yr:, 7st lib Ortroshalri I Mr. Ten Brook's Triangle, yrs, Set 71b (car. bet lUb) (Merrel) The following also ran :—Soapstone, Cheverette, bcs by Wild DaWti ng —Cotonises dam. : • to 4 apt Barr Beauty, Tto 1 ape re Clotikis 23:1; sod &to 1 sp. soy Orr. A HANDICAP PLAIT of 60 ion., for an ages ; enhance, MOM wirers extra Three-quarters of a mile. /dr. A. Heat/rotas Skirmish, by Skirmisher —Darin dam. 4 Yrs, 74 Mb 83.1111bberd) 1 Marquis of Hastings' Pantaloon, 6 yrs, yet 131 b .J. Orimaese) Mr. Alwyn's Tom Coke, 3 yrs. fat 91b (Kenyon) Queen of Trumps and Longboat also ran. Betting : 2to 1 each apt islcirmish and clnean of Frugal" 4 to 1 apt Pantaloon. A HANDICAP HORDLI RACII of 6 sou. each. 1 ft. with SO added ; wlnssn attn. Two miles, over Ova Sights of hurdles. ( subs.) Lord Poslett's Ace of Herta, by Daniel filitarke —M. Phllippes dam, 6 yrs. fist Sib illedler) 1 Mr. Bitham's Acolyte, yrs, est 41b : Taylor) Mr. Brayley's Ibex (h b), S yrs. let Sib (J. Use* 3 The following also ran :—Beaszet. Greenland, Cutler, Cern bro., and Wert End. Betting :6to I apt Greenland, 100 to 30 spit Acolyte , to 1 .gat Ace of Hearts. 6to 1 apt Cutler, 10 to I bar four.' • Fastest& PLATS oft SOTS. each, with 60 added; for 4-yr olds and upwards : mans allowed MC Two miles on the lat. lir. Thos. Whittington's Phantom, 6 yrs, Its& 71b (Mr. Gibs) 1 Mr. GOMM'S Lenses, aged, 12st Sib (ile. Nucor) Mr. J. Fletcher '. Billy Baker, yrs (h h i. 12 liaffort 715 (Hr. Cd) The following also ran :—Mehrbitt, The impress, Herod" and Kitty. Betting : 6 to 4 on Leases, 6 to 1 eget any other. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFIBOAT INSTITUTION. The annual general needs( of the friends and mappens' et OAS isetitutios was yesterday at the Lon doe-tavern ; Reel PRICY in the chair. JILL/MIL eseretery to she ieditation, mad the mend need, which, after adverting to the late exoeptiosellt stormy 11060014 stated that the mat noticeable feature of the past twelve mouths was the large number of splendid gifts of the smile east of new lifeboats presented by individuals or by inland towns, that had desired to show their sympathy with the eeetal e t mariner on our shores, and to take some share in the w of affordieg him help in the boar of hie need. It this noticed the formation of "LA Scant Centrals de &ave. tags des Narangse„" of Freon. During the page year thirtymven new lifeboats bad been built,_ end most of them already placed ca the made of the United Kiegdom by the Institution. Boat-liouses and transporting carnage* had been likowies provided for wally the whets ef these boat The lifeboats of the inatitstios stove and bored 162. their dhoti. instramentalitf 53211 ea and twenty vessels were saved dorieg the met year, nearly all of them under °keelsons.* when so other deeeriptim of beat could with safety Iran been used. For these. awl far the saving of 182 lima by sherabode and other mesas. and for exercising the lifeboats quarterly, the !digitalin bad granted psyments amounting to 4,9661. The number of shipwrecks on the coasts of the British Isles last year was 1,738, attended with the loss of 471 panes. The presenatioe of life from shipwreck motioned ettedily to leatePrqome, mid the many lees, lesteadif bdag min I former yeses 1802 peresems. was Pow PM men Mae 699- The total number of lives men during the forty-two years Omens establishment at the leedbelloe, elfter by its Anode, ee by epeeist szediese ter win& has giembed , seemsdo, way 14,980. The oommitters speak highly • .st . the onatinsid nimble so-operatics afforded to them by their load ommittess, the Board of Trade. the' goad guard, end the railway and steam packet compels. lines the twenties of the moiety it be. (speeded ea lifeboat establishments 116,8811., sad had voted 82 geld sod 759 silver medals for saving life, besides pecuniary rewards to the amount of 22,1401. The total amount of receipts devise the year had been 28,932 L ss. 2d.; sad thisexpeaditure, including its Habib , lb" 35,725 i. 17e. 4d. The °gown congratulated the meeting on the posi tion the society occupied is the public mind. which wee proved by the feat that they had now 206 bons collected gad manned by more thee 20,000 vendee's. It WWI also testifying to find that the subscriptions sum not eddy deem maritime persona or those residing near the sea. merits. but Largely also from the inhatemeln of inland towns. The aptiety bad also set an example to foreign nations, die rad! of which had been that the number of • lifeboats had been increased along the whole estate the Rohde and tire Oerrom Cone. The French, eve( sea lac to [Meet soy proposal for the beadle of lonnandy, had is- Minted a society Meeting with this, sad which had almadu tu :set of U bode. (Hear.) And Spain wee ems steps in the mime direction. and bat nemmentedied with the esemnittee of the isetituans as •to the. establishment of a lifeboat asseciadoe tar that country ; nor had Italy been behind is the move- ment. The committee felt that they might well ammo talon the sairimihme en the minneement made tetrads the &Odorant of ita ultimate sod. the saving of bonne life. The average number of lives lon of the coasts of this 'Misdealt by shipwreck to fernier years wee 1.000. That had now happily fallen to little more Una half that num ber, and this reduction was mainly attributable to the labours of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. (Hear.) But this amber by se imam remessated the same peeper tion of lives saved to the maritime population as it did when the average wee 1,000. Sines that time the maritime population had nearly doodad, and tblear: sod tase 7 ot lives saved to the country, bad, therefore, the risk had diminished p ro p or tionately. Still, whi so large a number of valuable lives was annually lost they must feel meadow that the work of the secisty was by so mean done, and they might be snored that the society would continue to use its best efforts is diminish the pretest enrage of lees. Nun wen to be expected from better lighting the coeds, imposed construction of ships, and greater knowledn on the peat cd those who navigated them ; but in spite of all this 00011611011 mould arise when seamen would fiad themselves exposed to those fearful storms and that destruction from which it was the object of the society to name them. Every effort thatrprectical seines could suggest woeld be old to is, prove the mane now at their columned for saving life from shipwreck, and be was quite sure that under these Giresun gnome the society would always have the confides°, end support of the nation at large. (Hear, Mar.) Red fignotoussn sad Tauter moved the adoption ot the ?Sport. which was emmedell 11 Wallufaira , ana carried. Mr. B. Whitworth, ILP., Mr. Lyall , ALP., Admiral Mundy, Sir Edward Parrott, Captain Woodall, R.N., dr. Chapman, and others. spoke hi support of reeointiees, area( the claims of the assietv, tbsiokiag the Board of Trees Bed the ooastluard service for the assistance afforded by them, sod the committee of management for their c.re and Wan ing ; aid • eels et thanks to the noble °Minna emeleded the Wises*. A • I# l