The Express. — London, England, 1868-03-03 00:00:00

~-•~. ` - - t & ii;_wf. .;, -- miKaia YATIMIT ,e.:{1.1(17.4 7.1 lur . T • F i. R. NEWSPAPFR REGY r.e• ;* 1 1, ..,1Ar% ►Q. No. 6,731.] NENV YORK by NATIONAL, CUNARD, (mow and do., and CANADIAN MAIL STWIERS trout LIVIIIPOOL—CabIn, 1.15 lia ; Steerage, La lAA Mtge to New York and New Orleans.—For gunge *area apply to jdONTOOMERIE and Co., 6, Ingrain court, renchurch-atreet. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Yo. 1, Old Bread-etreet, and II and 17, Pall-mall, London. lentabUsbael 1101 Subscribed and Invented Capital and Reserve Fund, 01,900,000. Losses paid, 03,000,000. Fire Insurances sainted on every desaiption of property, at borne and abroad, at moderate rates. liberally and promptly settled. J HOLLAND, Sapetintsediut rIE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE INWRANCE COMPANY. 01/10111: I, Dab-street. Liverpool: 20 and 11, Poultry': 7, Corntdli ; and Charing-cress, London. The Invested funds now amount to 0,401,005, the fire revenne to agitate, and that of the life to /350A00. The moderate rates of premium. with a guaranteed ihedbons for the life policies of this company and their value as spedal mainties to third parties, render them particularly sdvantageous. hale world leave hi granted on reasonable terms, and claimers paid $0 days after admission. .1011 N ATKINS, Reddest Secretary. THE UNITED KINGDOM ELECTRIC YELFAHAPH COMPANY (MOW). nOTICI 16 NEARBY OIVKN , that an EICTitAORDTNARY GENERAL IlizrriNa of this Company will he held at the Lou. doll Tavern, No. 12.3, Bishopegatestrest Within, in the City of Denton. on YLINSDAY, the 17th day of March, MM. at It of the luck at noon prelim'', for thir a njoes of anaemia:lg or other .pe the following raolutinns by the Company In Extra printery amend Meeting be ea the Mali day of lelea: I. That the C60,0u0 mentioned In the report at the Directors mattuiated to the old meeting be raised, and all merfintions paned, powers given, and things does, as may be emessary for authorising the WOO, arid that the mode eased in the said pp,,et. and the saggestions therein In rasped thereof, be ap t and adopted, and the Directors be authorised and em pot era to do whatever may he necesemy for the above pan :al all matters relating thereto or connected therewith. rha the Directors be empowered to raise and borrow for the purposes of the Company, at Interest not exceeding 66 per ter annum, the stun of 460,000 over and above the 4100,000 a,;,/p.n.:a by Clause 63 of the Articles of Amoclatlon, and to I,dt:retold, or Irredeemable Debentures therefor, and p ..ive the amounts by Instalments or otherwiae as may be op "led lest, and from time to time to pay off all or any part It.. rod, and borrow It again from time to time, so that no greater :.mount of principal than the amount for the time being *tita n .1 i. nuittandlng eguinet the Company, and for the purposes 0d0r..-aid the Dewier., may forthwith and from time to time, at aly ,r deiereilon, Isms debentures of each amounta, and for snob t. p .t. mini Other Irredeemable or reileemside at such time or ton. a, and upon such terms and generally la each manner and way t!,..y in their din ream shall think It. Every such debenture it .11 he tinnyferalue, en that the Company or person tar the time then to shall have all the same Orate and remedies t•-•.Pty to whom it was granted, and sada transfer may be by , r.. mciat or deed In suede form as the Directors may from to tune determine, and shall. after ten days' written notice : the, tonna ny, be duly reentered in the Company's books, and al- 1,1114111 Y or ittreon for the time being so registered, . titer, shall. to far as the Company Is concerned, be en. bt, 1 to the debenture and all rights and remedies thereunder. It.d, • 1 this 27th day of Feb., 1608. - 111 1 7 /. ANDIUSWS, Beentary. TY of LONDON UNION.—CONTRACTS for ••••.: oNtsloNs, CLOTHING. dc.—The Guardians of the c ot the city of Tondos Union are ready to remise II .bla;i for the SUPPLY of the following AItTICLI33, r ..‘ months. from the 22th March next, eta.:—Mat, :bee miongcry, soap, ollman's mid colourman's Ilte.lilllllll . ll r00(111, hour and potatoes, linen and y ...1 dral.cry. hosiery, haberdashery and for the • • • 1,/il IV Cl tlw (.410% inn articles for 12 months:—Boots and fr.:thee and grholety, brushes, ironmongery, firewood, yhdloncry, mutineers' and gasAtters' materiata, glans, 1...1. . funerals, ayd milk. liampkil of the articles (provided by , • • , • : Ise seen, end sample books of Mutating mato • '-.:.t coed on acismit of LO, at the Union omees, li, St. Mary .. .0..1 ut the Colon Workhouse • end the tenons most be t•••• x • :may of su. II articles according to such samples and no The tenders to be scut in on or before Monday, the 16th •y•xt, on pelt:101 forms only, which may be obtained at 1 , . :Atom Sri. 51, Ht. Mary-axe; and the pestles tender , : • :•• xy.ine-sted to attend on Tutoday, the 17th Mirth next, at •• i• precisely, and with their sureties on !Milady, the 21st x: x • tot serene the entractes, as nu supplies wUI be ordered • •:1 the ......fusel:. ore duly executed. The Guardians do not • . xy, tee to acs••pt the lowest or any tender. The Guar . •y• 0. a tray think proper, submit any nr all of the erticles . • •• : other Elkin capable of Ming tested, supplied to • • r the xontraet, to an analytical chemist for analysts . • • ••I I, toiler the 23rd and 24th Vict, e. $4. 301171 bOWRING, Clerk. toyces, 51, 8l Mary-ass, EC,, Feb. 14,1868. iI.I4)NIELESS and DESTITUTE BOYS of aaaa. A ITEAL for 80,000 MILLINGS*, 68 BMW BIIELDI3IIII • ....Ll* V, to an additional IttO boys. I ,t4+ .4 :co tr.ts are now on the training Ship—sad In the Intoned previously acknowledged, Clll 10s. Bd.; re • .. 1...1,1 r.th 2lst Instant, Inclusive, 182 roanthutieee !flint° of Is. Oa, 83 Alto ot ter., 18 ditto of to 0,1., 82 .1.......1 • 1:1 ditto of Ast. ..... • . ..... r. Is ; Mr. Johnstone, Ts. 4d.: Hutton, Addington*, Tlitao Erlends, 191. 3d. P S., 3s. 6.1.-64., St P. ....1 ti. sl ./.. lir. V. B. Wenman, X.Y.Z., Mr. It New ,. SI r. George Fairfield, Mrs. Miller, L LE, H. IL S., .• i••• :'.• the iMCX Lens, Mr. FAward Scopes, Viva of her 1: . I ,••• 1.1 it Sensed!. Miss M. Reed, G. Y. M., Anon., a Reader • : •d• todtv star, SIGs llitason, M. A. C., Belton, Katie Leered, .1 ta It , 'I no Arabs. W. Ilopwsod, Littio Eleanor, Rev. U. .1., I.- a n d family. M. T., Mr. Gritlithe and pupils, Mr. Lackey I st.s mils, E. M. and Anon.-04., is., Suing Parker and it • : I lmr I.a•lies and„servants, Leek National School, lino • . Anon—is-Ss., via., J. Croft and friends, 7s. ; Gen. • •a .l. rat London Bank, Ts. id.: gTh Potashes and friends, • . dc, Lieutenant R. Bare, ILN., Mr. Goo. Dodd, Reader • : • t G. It. and friends, Eliza W. and A. U. W., IL P., K s'. .• .1 . SI Inter. 11. P. N. Lottle, Anon.. LI Oa 6d. ; Gentle t••• s•.l I 'Mon liank, : Mr. G. E. 1111 nus, coll., Us. ; Mr. Wyatt Gds. • ..1I . Gentlemen of Queen 'mutant* Co., al ; Mr. '.• 4.1•111.1 l and pam6YY, C!; Gentlemen at Maw* Smith, •i r .n.! In . et Qv (id.; Elizabeth Countess of Harrington, • • Mi.. s. l'eandm, lOs : L S. LT 2s. ; Mr. John Reynolds, • • str. 11. A. M. Waldo Pathos, ; W. W. B. Hubbard, : Mr. It. Thouosa Ai; Mr. Shoveller, gl ; Gen. .•,-....f Moaprz Itobarts, Lubbock, and Co., £3 13a. Td.; Gen ts in. n Ictitdoi and Westminster Rank, St. James's square, • 1 to. . Gentlemen London and Westminster Bank, White . s .1..1. ; tlentlrmen London and Westminster Bank, Loth. I ss. c e , Gentlemen Loudon sod South-Western Bank, ...1-norik £3 r,.. ; coaki.en Pro% incial Bank of Ireland, c ; Gentlemen tini•nix hire t• Oaten £2 ; Gentlemen ••ti Asturian,: l'ompany, Li lea. ens: Mr. H. Beek, el 10s. .•:': r rout :ISt:ikons so. earnestly 'Melted, and will be thank i• • i•la et by WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary. • i - Poing*, 8, Great Queen-street, Lincohee-inmaslda. RE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf so, call at 1 , 1141' on the underzigued, and be nilieted from the um oit fear of imprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and ••••.1 • •• cares ••••11•Inetod on moderate tenni Private arrange. i • • -mans,, with creditors. Deeds of compositkm and wisp ) el Well. irOteCiiol2 to person and property obtained poldies).—Apply to Mr. E. HARRIS, CPT, Strand, W.C. 11 .. • Milli 4. (a 'oND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFICEL—WIIy A / I ittehme new Kates when you raay have second-hand, by dnct, and ewe , / other ambient maker, equal is every respect • n. tr, at halt their prima trem insuranee companies. the j..nona and other bank tallurest—Priois fret--GII/F117114 anuott.atrect. E.C. ATOULE'S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.—On ivA. vim end fn operation at the oMoo of Modes Patent Clout Company (Uniltar, 29, lloctford-street, Covent :•.r.kn. T. M. EVANS, Manager. LIEWAGE of TOWNS and VILLAGES on the 1,3 DRY EARTH SYSTEM.—Thts Coining le prepared to ,br arrangsndinta for dealing with the of towns on Dry Earth System including the disposal of sink-water. • i cps , Pc.—Applirattons to be made to the Ilanaggr, 20, &Word steet, Corestgarden. 1) UPTURE B.—The PATENT SELF _a. v ADJ t'STI NO GERMAN TRU&a, acting effectually wtthout : complication/. to recommended b the Faculty for the core Lnd relied of fiend& The accessary quality of a good Thin Is en t ii, c i r nt resisting power, without unnecesaary proem on tie prat affected, ninth desirable ob ts sloneoblased to • tram in..nioiihenial with straps. whip, or pads lliffshatt.—.l. I and CO., No. 1. IT EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. n 'et The 1,1 gild safest remedy for COMBS. "(EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES n nave the dlfeulte of breathing In ANTIIIIA. 1; EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. i partant remrdyt cons of mien= 001aumr. yEATING'S DOUGH LOZENGES. A e.nt .In remedy for miler's, the IRRITATION or the 111;nS I'll L ll. TUBES. Kr:ATiNu's COUGH LOZENGES, "Lich sic dilly recommended by the faculty, testfmo nLilt the most eminent of whom may be seen. Bold 111 lid.: nrd tins, 9d., 4s. 6d., and Ha 464 b, by FI7INO. ;mist. 711. 'it. Pears Chorelteard, London. tied retail by oil Druutets, etc. I AMISEE.I"S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, .3.1 en effectual randy, witbout moaning tbs bowels or • the head, ugly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to ben mediclue for Immediately relieving coughs, colds, '. , .armed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It tro ..n.llllV earn persona whom the faculty pronounce tannible a im the mining which provokes frefislag= In appmachlng consumption Ka effects are Inky hemons deprived of deep, or even lying down foe fear of antoes th., eu y depend on relief In a few minutes after taking ft Prcpared only sad sold by W. LAMBERT clisaiWk d, IYtg lam-street, eharing-croas, London, and by all driffirlsta. to l'tUeo, 131 d., sod arse quantities In one, is. Oil Bs pat/calm and ask for Luntert's Animistic Balsam. Tin nose sad ostarsas we revered as the stamp. LETrIICE contains an active .e.‘ the Wads* 'Ala pawner an Use soothing without Its dingen.—Mr. G. JOZZAU, ?ma CLAmist, pnparee yrup aa4 a tete el lattue - lemony, Ni recommended b; Mc ileac/A rregreenacce colic Whom, lLs. and all than& artertoens. Sync. ?a. bd. lege.bneeil. Ilid NAIL Id. R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. Three Ballets Grand Conceal Promenade. BUM o'clock. One tanking. MDLLB. FINETTE from the Lyceums EVERY NIGHT, at 10. 6 la the Parisian Qatdrille. ROYAL I,LRAIsIRA MACK 8ET11313 CAPSULES.—Mr. NEWS, of No. 1, Wharf - rush, althreml, desires to give public notice that the Lord Chancellosh judgments of the Bth hat. (see " Times" of the 10th lat.) do not, to any way Wh any ussog any Capsules made by Mr. Bette. and burinet pane bib Immo, or tame and adtbres. aU ef which may be used without risk or qttreilou.—Feh. la. 1808. BURGUNDY WINES. -PIOT FRERES, Growers and Teeters, Macon. Depot for England, 232. Raggstastroet, W.—Upwards of 30 rarlatlas of the Attest growths, Burgundy Is pronounced by ths faculty and connoisseurs to ba pre-emisently tho most Wats", whisk,' this ellseate.—Aseorted sample dozen by rail for Ma. CIRET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar :f ( Bordeara Wines, comprlalug the Onset growths, old In bottle and In Sae condition for immediate nee. Of the nnmerous wines examleed by the Lancet Sanitary Coeurdaeies, Plot Freres' only were pronounced to be tbormghly genuine wine, of delicate and superior Savour. See Lancet," Bepteobr C. 1181. Trees 14s. to 180 s. per dozen. US, itegent-street PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, mos so t & asks i pri Hook ces Lloto on opptleatloa—ratto= s , #,Vrt Ontordntrost. 101 COT FRERES respectfully intimate that these annoancemients will only at rare intervals, In order that the prices of their wines eball not be Influenced by expen sive advertising. Note the sigma—Mk Regent-street, W. Tasting morn lest door. O F alineetint.' brandy is the most wholesome. and I when perfectly pare. It possesses properties of vest seethed valise asd has often been the MIMS of 'win human life. Used officiously, it is, at di times add on all mica. done a harmkee st t. So much, however, depends on the parity of the ephit, that peat caution should be eserdeed in its y for invalids Attention has been directed ffepl i l e iSe forwarded by Mews. Ad-Valentin to the Loudon end other bestatals, and we stedly accord it oar unqualified ip pon]. It pommels all the virtues which are characteristic of the finest and purest Trench brushes, combined with an = dte delicacy of flavour. Mc& extends, wine and larder are situated at I, ist-plaee. sad las, Oxford-street —" &strata from • Court Jo u, Jan. 11. IBA." KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION „ ISM This celebrated old IRISH WHISH'I aimed the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It h pure, mild, mellow, deUdons, sad eta wholesome gold to bolas', I . M. eta, at the retool boson In London by the agate In the grimiest togas logland ;or wholesale at 8, Great London W.—Observe the red meal, plnk label. and *lrk beaaded “lUnalmers LL Whisky. IMPORTANT to BYER MORT , especially Hotel keepers sad aB large Cononnera —Werra W. and J. L TAYLOR, the well.known Poulterers and Chonossongers, of SS, LtUe Pulteney.atreet, Golds' , are now SELLING One YORK HAUS, , good F Cheese. Td.. One Old Cheese, ad. ; Bacon. by ade or halfolde, INA.. Poultry I. now cheap. Urfa to all parts every hoar la the day. E OIIIITIVATION of TEA in the East ladles has now become an Important fedora Naos the Introduction of Meant Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the NAST INDIA MA COMPANY ham, ea amoont of Its great strength and exquisite Savour, promoted Its sale by every M/&124 The Tea Districts, then eonAned to Upper ANIMA, have gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are anteing, thus offering greater varieties. The Company Sr. now selling Ansa. (Isobar, Darjeeling, ,at from Si. 10d. to M. Id. per lb., am( China Teas sa usual.—Warehouses, No. 9, Great St. Helen's churchyard, Bishopsgato Price List forwarded on application. SPLENDID TEA-DUST, from la. 4d. per pound, weal to leaf tea at ed. per pound more money. Special price tlei post tree. Carriage paid to all parta of the kingdom. Betts fine Coagons and Bouchomme. Sh dd and la per Pnlbd MURRAY and DWI, tea nterchania, 71, Ludgato4lll. nICYGENATED WATER does not drink so V brisk aa other Minted water, became the pa eon only be got into it In a Mate of vapour, and condensed with the gee pre sent; bat its effect on the mikes In Monello* the Mood end give warmth and force to enhnal power. Order it troth from the e con Laboratory. IS, Low ta betties. man, or thrones any draggled, in moo taining riXYGENATIED WATER.—Aninal boa is kept IV sop la the coldest weather by dallp dreahlipat Otypeented Water. Malt made tam the Labe:skim se. msetras or throe* mu arageht. CaIAP GLASS BOTTLES.—The LONDON effOClT of the ABLE ead CALDER OUSE BOTTLE COM PANY le for SALE, at REDUCED NUM the preside as Free Tads Wharf, Betellff, beteg required for wharf purposes Orders tot all the new paterre sad the latest-dowered bottles as mal from the work; Yoshiaki; sad the dim 1111, Upper Thesseedreet. akv. ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST MINSTER-BMWS-10AD, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURERS.--Show Rooms for (miry Dew Option of Furniture. CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN. T3PHOLSTERERS. FAMILY DRAPERS. TLLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, containing drawings at the Familiars exhibited hi the Show-rooms, forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also enable purchasers to form an Idea of the coat ot Fernialdn= each drawing bas with It a correepandl price of the shown. AU goods matted in ATKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, 3MTMliza BRLD(11. ROAD, LIMON. EXCELSIOR KNIFE CLEANERS, the cheapest and best, has 1 to 9 golneas.-49, Leaden hall street, and at all Ironmongers. ()ARBY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-mer curial), for cleaning and polishing dim, electroplate, plate-glata, lc. Tablets ed. sub. OAxicra WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH, rackets M. each: Las, Od., Is., fa Gd , sad 4a each. OAREY's INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, tram It 6d. sich. OARRY's CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery. sad Glass Cloth, Blank Lead, le. SOLD everywhere by ironm grocers, T= oilmen. bruabmakers, ckemisCe, ... by JOHN OAHHY and SONS, emery and black lead mills, 112, IlLektrlus read, & (VOLTS and UNTRACEABLE HOUSES Broken good tempered end sowed, by Dumb Jockeys. Of Wltalelmoe, end G. Le lomentess Aroma ISt Perdu. de Crib Ming Straps . Arms lee. Bobber apetiogs SOT Straps. Jockeys on hire ... 'await BLeCKSIZLI, Saddler, tn. Wording), W., sear the Marble Arab, letwatae. SHER and GLENNT, OUTFITTERS. T II(R) E nly eetabltehment In Landon, nett door to ecenereet home, Wend. N B.—Lists of neeesearyoutet for every purpose ta i taohattnent to India, China, and the Colombo, will be for ce application. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from Qe ; fen sat from LS ; on platinieed silver, Ta ; foD oet, L ; on plating, lea ; ton set, it 9; on gold, from Its, to ; ten set, from 412 to SYS ; eftflpft ; doid, loa eatraction by local anntboda, Is, ; under orWorin,. ; obt sets refitted or allowed for. Consultation free. Mr. WAND, &M.D., and over ID years Practical Menthe to the Profession.— 188, Ozfordatreet, W., between Dula and Orchard -tiered& moLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation to firmrkss and Besati tying the Complexion and Skin. rho regarg Weis It bouts to the cheek, and the softness and 6% , ,:ei Indates of of W the hinds end anns, Its espability Wl= NY re movft all redness, tea , pimples, spots. dlesekeallans, and cutaneous visitations, render klndlupomblo to overt toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate cm ihsits, whether with reference to cold and inclemeacy. or totem saw hsat. Price U. ed. and Ss. ed. per bottle —Sold at it =a 4 and by chemists and perfumers Ask far " and beware of spurious and pernicious article, untie the eaMe of "Yalpior." DR. GARTHSHORE'S TONIC INVIGORAT ING RBSTORATIVE FILLS. These PIBe are dngularly elleselone In disorders and Indispositions where the strength to Impaired, eta - ling their Influence over the whole some* 'plank ywnsotlng and restoring the secretions of nature Into pauper O de r, and rewatahlteldng good health howeverasuch de tated. Sold In Boxes at to ltd., St 9d., end 40, ed. each, free by Peet for 10. ed., is. ltd., and to. led., by ZDWARD =AIME, late Hassey & Co., 61, Oatonletrost. Price Is., HOW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment sod Care of Indigestion. Platolanes. and Nannas Ilan peculiar to Men. By Jons natorm.m.n., CAA, London. Dean and Yon, 115, Ludgate-818, C. HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT 0 kLVAICI93I.—A TREATUIC cn the ooty CURZ of DRAFNJOW, Dloswess of Right Nerrousues, palpitatau, Indl patlon, Low Elphits, Coururos Om, wad Loos of Memory without Or ow. of Immo systbrd remedy. lassetrwity. Merit pod tees for on.. 'woo v- Thomas crows. Willarg•bowsw creseenL Landow. W.C. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, AirIONY:IIIO)Ly3PPB . II . A . GAZINL Completba of tie Pint Volume SPAULS : A n. Monthl lD=D y Magazine. Edited A) by Airrnoin Motio en d by J. CowriliT3 ol YAWN price Is. 1 WA* AD for Greed. Chap. IVIL Is he Mad /-400. XVIII. M. Mark's Day—Clwo. XIX Proepsila A:reek LDrnla Aboot P 7ra Tuition ha Poetry. thw Marquise : a Rhymed Mseologee in the Louvre. O i rgrtrlntowy. Manses Wm, the Irish blesaber. By Anthony Trollops. With en lihntrattoe. Own. XX. The Debate on the Halter-[asp. XXL Do be Pooled—Chap. XXII. Lady &Mock at Howe— Chap. XXILL &aft ha Grosvenor-e. N.B.—The That Tame, handsomely plac bound In extra cloth. price 7s. ed., is new reedy. Corers for the Volume rosy else now be had, pint In Cd. Leaden sad New York : Virtas sad Om MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD'S AUCTION mum for MARCH. iii - 171111DAY, micisoa Mut, T okenhome-yard MONMOUTIISHIRL—The valuable RESIDENTIAL ESTATE „ lowa as Seatchwood, in4e u resish of TrertthiLr om ataining . 16p., with the do The Pontnewynydd Iron Works, F ) er e , " Magand MB the Dwelling-la thaw and trammed. / lant. de.—Vendor's soil Mmes. Thome end IMEemia merclal See.rooms. NifacMg-Imo. 111.111ROSEHILL, an the Eton WNW librbs.-11tradina4 =d,..EASEHOLD DWILLTNOI/017111, Wit, 7. Wellensuldi. mad, with poormion.—Yeadars Wawa New awn, Lyon, and Emma. 7, Ifing's —W MEDWAY, March 11, at two areeendg, at the' ' VI —CAMDEN-TORN.—Fors lota.—YOUR mental 711.ENHOLD HOUSEI, Noe. 161, 15S, 167, and 158, Drove-street, producing Elth iteLla , ras.—Vendor's sol4Akr, W. 11111zaan, , ▪ Sou LOWTlTWlWO bugl eit i t e besi ala ra a rke Y FlJll 4las HOLD detached 11211- DINCE, known as Willow lodge, Tharlow-place, fronting the high road, Lower Norwood, with outbuildings. Melding, orna mental garden grounds. de. : sloe • mailer detached Copylsold Residence, with gardens, he., known as Gardeneotrage, nearly eon —Vendor's eslisike, C. Clesathke, Int., Moira. HIGH TTILtrDDLISSIX.—FOUR newly-erected and well•ibildied FAMILY RESIDENCES, with premenem Nos 40, 42, 44, and 441, Ilighbury-bill, laid for 80 years, at low grand renta—Vendors solicitors, Mum Ware and Metall, IS, Cop tball P.C. UPPER WIWOOD, 817111.11 T—By order of the Executon of the lede lama Dewar, Req., deosamed.—Untimally attractive superior detached RESIDENCE, known as Otink-hill= standing within Its own &smiths and well-planted about a quarter of a mile hem the Crystal Palace, on ground,, of the WII, mihriciag the Wailful views which have rendered hod DO flaws,etabli=l m eglisch-bousa, man's room, &a, direct from the Commbekesere for a loos term, at • moderate monied rat—Vendors' slathers, Moms. Ailment, Morris, and Co., I, Old Jewry. THURSDAY, March lat 1 prednely, at Caalle-hill-lodge, Upper Norwood, the FI RST PORTION of the approprtalo and utak nt CONTENTS of the WARRIOR, compt , i^; the Fund tore of net bedchambers and breakinsereons, the line wisdrehe of Ithen, kitchen and outdoor edged. FRIDAY, Mardi 1%, at 1 preely, the SECOND PORTION of the FURNTTURE at Chetle-hal.l4m Inch ding the handsome oak appointment/1 of the dining-roan, and the contents of the entrants-MIL two beet beiclumbees and bath-room, the oil paintings sad 4Mersitap, three fine pieces of oobelin trLdry altar Ralfasileh cartoons, books, plated ware, china, and SATURDAY, March 14. at I precisely, the THIRD PORTION of the EFFECTS at Caatiohill-lodge, comprithu the costly and beautiful ebony drawing-room suite, mumincent 7-octave ripen tioa grand pianoforte by Broadwood, the morales-room furni ture, carriages by Peter and lions, and other of choice wines, about WO dozen, aa of high cluineter. THURSDAY, March 19, at 7 lam, at therciantain Hotal.Weet Corea, hie of Midst —WEST COWES, ISLE of WIGHT. — Two Loth —Valaable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of the and substantial promises to Highetreet, oocupied ea L e ,3 d°l :l l 2k ; builder's yard In the rear. Ale two brick-bath Homes, with Shops In 114itt street, held tor AM M e g a pep. Me7.—Yendor's solicitors, Maim. Hearne and UM, Wieht. WEDNESDAY, March W, at! precisely, at the Auction Mart— TOWER-HILL—By order of theßseeotore of the late W. J. Hall, Reg very minabIeLEASEJLOLD PROPERTY, oceromi&g heeded warelome„ ha., situate la George-street, Tower kW, oempylig the ve area if 0,6 1 0 super feet, °Weds* an investment of • Smithies character, and a portion millable for own if dealred.—Yeador's solicitors, Meier' Jacobs and 1 . 1, row, Camion-striel ST. JOHN'S-WOOD, on the Eyre latabe.—Handionte modern DETACHED RESIDENCE, dictate and beteg Ito. IS, Vidalia' • with pomade% held for a long term at moderate posed rent. Per occupation or invratntent. Vendor's nallaltar, J. Crowd, Eau ,17 lerjeinte-inn, Float-street ROTEXHITHE —Two Lott FREEHOLD DWELLING HOME beteg By. 10, Clarence sheet, end Two Leasehold 10 Deng Home" Noe 7 and 11, Bedford-row, Lower-real, pro ducia=l,....annun. Vendor's solicitor, W. Carpenter, Ifoo., FLNET-SW. In the civ Louden.—Valaable GROU 'SWAM et Wea nut fasidsesk nod Mee e( Land In rear, stecuirylng together im am of about SAW thea, suitable for the erection of a public building. Vendor's solid ton, Messrs. Reek and Dennis, Cokhester . BERMONDSEY.—Iagitie FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, In Four Hamm let at LW per .sanely, occupying an area of ENO feet, available for the erection of a warehouse. Vendor's eellettren Mama Mathews, Cuter, and Bell, 101,1 UPPER NORWOOD.—A PAIR of mott attractive king LEASE HOLD VILLA RESIDENCES, la Highland-road. Central-MIL Id at 1361 per swum Vendor's eolt*or, J. Al'lliarmid, EN„ 10, Old Jewry•chambera Partkalere of the above Bales may be obtained of the live eollciton; at the pieces of sale: and of Maim nen= and Boren:ma, 24, Oresbametreet, Bank, LC., corner of Coln man-street. BANKRUPTCY and MORTGAGE—Rs Koehler', Re Re Midrib, sad others. Unreserved sale of 1,054 dos= WIN R 5 and BP HUTA. MESSRS. GREEN and SON, of St. Iliohoers hoses, at Mkbaersalley, Carr% will lINLL by AUC TION, at the L ondon Tavern. Bishoperaterreet, on %WNW.- DAY, March 11. at 12 for 1 precisely, without reserve, by order of the mortgagees and soignee, seder the respective estates, lying In cellars, 12, Crescent. Minortes. 147 dozens Sze pale, gold, and Amontillado SHERRIES, shipped by Pico, Mackenzie, Bandon, Wisdom, red Water. Ponca de Loon, Karr, and Duff Gordon : 406 dosses choice old muted porta, ellipV2y gandemen, Carvalho, Kingston, Marlines, Quarles Ronsaneiro, de.: 106 dozens fine work:Rag hocks, Moselles, -- m champaguee ; 120 dosses one darer SO deems pre sad brown brandies ; 24 dozens liqueurs ; 25 quarter cars pre ebony and 5 quarter casks port —The wines ray 1 viewed rd tasted In the cellars the day the and nerdeig al sale : and at the London Tavern during the sale . descirive cataloger of Meows. Orin and Son, suctioneers and surveyors, IS. Michael's bore, It, lehrsersalley, CorshOL PALL-11 . 4L—ON VIIT—OOLLECTION ce__ANClllly god MODERN PICTURES, the property of a gentieussa. Oid China, Antique Bronzes, Orien tal Anita Preach Clocks, modern Guns sad Itillea ha lerse Stained Olemirladow, pointedMmESSßS. MESSR l g er i lc atEß announce for ON a SALE by AUCTION, TO.II &ROW edneeday), March tr= My of a , COLIICTI of PI , removed gontlemen tneteang wain by andent and ban modern melon , aim Old can.. antique breasee,inue mad tibia, a man mdloction of Oriental arms, by ardor d ihe executors of (Morro Wyatt, Req., and other effeeta—Now View, and eater toques bad at the Gallery, 64, Pall-aaa SURRRY —NOTICE of MLR—CARSHALTON and WALLIS°. TON, near Croydas, about It mats froas Leedom 31ESSRS. CRAWTER are favoured with in eructioss from the proprietor to OMR, in Lola. at/MO. TION, is the Spring, PORTIONS at the C.41,1,T0N PARR ESTATE, comprising upwards of GOO acne of valuable freehold accommodation market garden, herbal, sad other lands, also butldingsitea, id& extensfre hostages to good made, eUdbfy stout tied lo ta zo, oinlag and near to two railway sta tions ; also, and farm bandinge.— advartisemests with et will skethapperr.—= row, Grafolas, W.Q. U. 1886 ... THE FENLiN TALUS AT SLIM l a ,Im•••••••• BLIGO, MOIDAT. Colonel Nagle'e trial has been postponed until the next mime, an adequate number of aliens not being in attendance. Nugent's trial was proceeded , with to-day. FOREIGN MAIL& CALcurn AND CHINA (HiAyr) MAna. GIBRALTAR, Masco I.—The Ripon leaves to-day at 9 ►m. LB well. SU may be empeeted at Southampton on the musing of the Bth Mat. Diararca or Ai atirron, Mason 2. —Tho Royal Mail Company's aisanisldp Plata, Captain Moir, sailed hews to-day, with aria kr the British and Foreign West Indies, Mexico, die Piribr, California, Central America, Australia, New Embed, be. fihe took out 70 passengers and a large cargo of lamb and English immeltaadies, including English dim, IOW; jewellery, 1,200/. ; French gold °can, 18,8001.; allow tam, 312/. ; and *Frain, 9,5881. IdAns.-1300w- Tin SCOTCH Rgionm Bur..—The Scannas slateal that • number of the Scotch liberal members have speed upon an iastructios (to be moved by Mr. Baxter) to the committee on the Scotch Behem re g arCng the name whence the MT= new mats aro so come :—" net it be an instructioa to the committee, instead of eddies to the numbers of the house, that they have power to &draw aloe the seven boroughs in Bogland which, by the census of 1861, bad the smallest population." These ere :—Arundel (2,498), Ashburton (3,062), 11 wlitce b rar. Lyme Basis (3,215), Thetford (4 208), Darouth 4,464), sad Wells (4,648). The :tiered electors these boroughs number respectively 1 , 219,'150, 243, 219, 254, and 315. SOUTH ILINSINGTON MUSZUM.—Vioitoto awing the week ending Feb. 29: On Monday, Tomer, and Saturday (free), from 10 o.m. tail 10 p.m., 9,003 ; er Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (minimise Id.), from 10 a.m . tiil 4 p.m., 1,436 ; total, 10,430 ; average of eon responding week in former years, 10,( 1 15 ; e a g e r from th e scorning el the EIVISIIIO. 7.220.025. !INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Cnosn's sammuis.l FRANCS. PARIS, Was= 2, Emma In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body M. Ravin said that he did not Maud to read to the Chamber the verdict of the jury of honour in the case of the charge brought by M. Herrman. He should simply state that the jury had declared the allegations of M. Kerveguen to be false and calum nious. Ml Hain was repeatedly interrupted during theldelivery of his observation. When thin incident had subsided IC idea Simon requested a explanation respecting the regulations of the Clabber as interpreted by the President at the termination of the last sitting. M. Jerinee David replied that es President he *Add not Have acted otherwise than he had acted. The mart of the previous sitting was then read and passed. The oomunittee's report upon the bill relative to fillatilepaa of 100,000 ram, and the third sup plementer/ report of the committee upon the Preis Bill, were laid upon the table. The Chamkei then adjourned till Wednesday next. AMERICA.'_ (IST ATLOITIO THLRGRAPH, THROUGH NH 11101111% AGATIOT.) 1 .1 THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. WASHINGTON, MAics 2. The Home of Representatives have adopted the article of impeachment charging President Johnson with having violated the Tenure oA Office Aot, by his order removing Mr. Stanton from the Secre taryship at War, and appointing Adjutant-General Lorenzo Thomas as his successor, without the con sent of the Senate. The Heine has also adopted another impeach ment article, charging the President with having violated the Army Bill, by trying to induce Gene ral Emory to obeyforders not sent through General Grant, the Commander-in-Ohief of the Army. NEW YORK, MARCH 2. The Inman steamship Etna and the National steamship Pennsylvania have arrived out. Closing Prices: Gold, 1411. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 110} ; ditto, 1885, 1081 ; 1040 Bonds, 101, ex coupon. Illinois, 139 ; Kris, 66f. Gotten : Mid dling Upland, 23. Petroleum, standard white, 26. Flour, extra State, 10 dole. 20c. Corn, old I mixed, 1 dol. 18c. ITALY. (non oci FLORENCE, FLII. 47. We have not heard the end—indeed it would rather seem as if we were only hearing the begin ning—of the great artistic discussion as to the Girolamo Benivieni, purchased by Count Nieuwer kerke Atha Relives sale as a masterpiece of the Renaissance, but which Signor Bastianini, • sculptor of !rissole, declares to be of his own pro duction. One would have thought that the de tailed aloont published some six weeks ago by the Eeo dell' Arno, and which f at the Sine trans mitted to you, would have left little more to be said on the question. It would appear, however, that Count Nieuwerkerke and his friends are un willing to acknowledge a mistake which, after all, they have shared with some of the fust artists of Europe, and that the count has made an offer of 16,000 francs, to be paid to Baatianini if he can execute another bust of equal merit with the Beni vieni, it being assumed of course that he is ince -1 pegs of doing so. Bastianini has just published a letter in reply, which appears in the columns of yesterday's Nazione. It would serve no important end to re produce the whole of this letter; but that part directly relating to the offer of the 15,000 francs may as well be given, as another curious episode in what, from the beginning, has been a series of extremely amusing episodes in the contemporary I history of art. The Flesole sculptor does not mince his words ; and the following passage might have been dictated by the haughty spirit of Benve auto Oellini Dwelt your then tbounnd tram In if. hands, and let an noose, by annul sonsent, a neeniasion to indo— or, not imposed solely of French members—and I =gage to execute, for three tboussad Loco, a bust equal to that ofl Benivieni ; and se to the running tinkly' thousand francs, I further engage, in order to do a Wu grateful to you, who an now, in Preen, one of the pillars of the emend unpin, to supply you r for your own domestic decoration, with twelve plaster ads of the twelve Caws at • ensued francs eta. FIARENCE, Frs. 29. In three days the Chamberi will :mums buil nee% and we are likely to have a more than ordi nary amount of angry controversy on other ques tions besides those of dOmestic and financial arrangement. Oenaral Immarnaors and the ex- Minister of Public Works, Jacini, are both engaged on pamphlets respecting the foreign relations of the country, and the relative interests and ties connecting Italy with Prussia or France. Juin' previously distinguished himself as a writer by a vary remarkable work on , ' the Roman question, which appeared in the'springiof 1863, and in which there was most clearly sketched out the pre cise arrangement for the settlement of . that question which eighteen months later took the whole world by surprise in the font of the September convention.,; It is not at all improbable that Jaeini ' who has been familiar with many of the earlier and less known doges of the Italian policy towards Prowls, will communicate some curious details. Nothing can be more absurd than the outcry made in the semi-official organs of the French government, and again and again repeated in the French legislative body, about Italy having contracted aloes rela tions with Prussia unknown to and at • variants, with the interests of France. It is quite true that the real foundations of the connection between the leading men of Prussia and Italy are laid by Baron Ricssoli during a journey made by him through Prussia in 1869. But the actual alliance in the more definite form of a positive agree ment between the Italian and Prussian go- 1 vernmenta was first really formed by Count Pasolini when on a special mission to Paris in 1864, there formed with the complete knowledge and unqualified approval of the Emperor of the French, who at that time did not regard with such apprehension the aggrandisement of Prussia, be lieving that it might even be made to contribute to the territorial aggrandisement of France. It was only after the course taken by events in the seven days' campaign of 186 G proved to Napoleon 111. that hil,lrrpes wore not likely to be realised that,hllbessa to view with much [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] less favour the closer union between Prussia and Italy which had been brought about under his own immediate sanction during the Pasolini mission. In all that General La Marmora writes and talks about the origin, the advantages, or the disadvantages of the Prussian connexion, there are two most im portant omissions, or rather misunderstandings— Snit, not taking sufficiently into account these earlier stages of the whole affair ; and second, greatly exaggerating the importance of the part played by himself in its later stages. But we are likely to have some angry words in the Chamber of Deputies about another matter which is exciting, and not unnaturally, a good deal of comment. The official publication made by the United States government of its secret agents in Europa has just been found to include the name of General Garibaldi. Although the duties which the report would appear to assign to these agents are of a most legitimate and honourable character, referring to the protection of American citizens in distress in various countries, and are only such duties as every consul in the proper discharge of his functions ought to execute, stall it is felt that there is as anomaly in the deputy of one date being in any capacity the agent of a foreign country, and it is probable that the question will be brought before the Chamber. THE DISTRESS IN THE EAST OP LONDON. The weekly meeting of the united executive cam mites*, formed for the purpose of relieving the exceptional distress existing in the east of London, vu held at the Massios.lows yesterday afternoon ; Mr. SLJIVDA, M.P., in the chair. Mr. MALT (the hon. secretary) said that lut week he reported that the subscriptions amounted to 3,610.; sines then he fond that they had received about 1901., making the total receipts up to the present time 3,8001., of which there remained a disposable balance of a little over 5001. The Rev. Mr. Rowerds, took the mall amotut of sale eariptioeui received daring the week ea an indication of opinion oa the part of the public that the committee had now done its work. 112;itev:Tgi.Jir.vistrn did net think it necessarily followed that the amount of money received was a sign of public feeling. Very much depended oo the utterances which the committee sent forth to the public. Mr. Rowes.u. thought it was • natural conclusion to arrive at. le Tay to the CHAIRYAN, Mr. ORBIT!, Poor-law Inspector, stated that in St. Deorme'sln-tbe-East there had been • decrease in the number of persona receiving pariah relief of 107 ;in Poplar, • decrease of 244 ; in Seamy, • decrees of 50 ; end in Whitechapel, an increase of IL In Poplar, where the number receiving perish relief was now 8,000, there had Ms a decrease et 1,700 from the highest point this year, and a decrease of 2,600 as compared with the highest period in 1867. He had thought it right to sends letter to the sleek of the pariah of St. Goorgeein.the-Fest, to meridian whether the distress in that locality was chronic or not, and in reply, Mr. Stone, the pariah clerk, said, " I beg to say that, in my opinion, the distress which has for sem time Meted in thin pariah has become ohmic. Com pering the numbers who were in receipt of out-door relief on the Ist January and let July, in the years 1861,1864, 1847, and let Jemmy, 1868, thus does not wear to be any remarkable variation, bat there Is • great Morena in the appearance of the paupers end their families now and • few years ago." He also said :—" I think the poor are mash poorer than they were, and that they expect • mush larger amount of relief than they did. Many circum stances ormour to make out-door relief very heavy—want of dearness provision, sad • general belief rh c a P t i r poor-rub ef ought to be administered much more liberally thee it has been." The Onanueser, before proceeding to the distribution of theirmutation funds, said he wished to Worm the esamilies that as • & front the Sitreighta' Maim had waited him that mewing. They - Mel 1.0 elelMle fa view in potting to him—me was that he might state to the committee that they bad not got • right view as to the employment of the funds of the anion. No part of these fends went to the relief of members out of work, and they amordiagly wished to cor rect the impression that their own men were well provided for, while those not belonging to the union were not. The next thing they desired bun to state was, that they ware made to bear other people's sins as well as their own, ins.- mush as it would necessarily follow that the men re ferred to as shipwrights were wooden shipwrights, whilst the men who refused to work were iron workers on ships. Before he peered from this statement he might add t ha t the genital tone of thaw men was ray satisfactory. It appeared to him that they came with the VIM of eliciting from his what he thought it would be desirable for them to do, and to put themselves into & proper way of meets o nj the present state of things, and he would not be imp if, at the next meeting of the committee, he was able to Mate that they had arrived at • settlement of their diffi culties. Directly after they wen gone be received •letter which he felt it necessary to refer to. It enclosed a little slip of paper bearing the words, "It is respectfully inti mated that a large number of shipwrights have left the old soedety, being determined to accept employment at a reduced rate of wages. They beg to request persons willing to employ them to apply by letter to, and then an address of Relied Martin, in Polder, was given. This was dated let July. In th e Weer which, although dated on the lei February, he bad set received till that merning, there wad • paragraph refer r ing to the di s tribution of relief by the uniteed wienneittee, and ft was asked " why the destitute in fit. Saviour's were not relieved, as represented at the Mansion-house, at the rate of 63. par head. He could assure him (Mr. Sammie) that many there would be glad of half that relief." Mr. Rommel, said that implied that since the Ist of July there was a large body of men willing to take lees than the usual shipwrights' wages, and yet the public knew nothing about It. Mr. SoaveroP, who attended with two other gentlemen as a deputation from the East Control Relief committee, was ea re d to explain the paragraph in the letter referring to the nendirtribution of relief in fit. Saviour'e and, in reply remarked that the committee bad been o ar d to rearm the number of those relieved, and that it been loft to the dialrist committees to use their own discretion. The amenities bed sow 200/. in hand, and they would he glad to bower their psalm as to the continuance of relief or otherwise. Let year they Mopped at the end of March, and they bed no OM* to mks; the matter further this year. Indeed th ere were may reasons why they should this month drew metiers to • close, am people were now meek, end th e weather was opening. Mr. then* that to ge m mildng farther =Wthe gage di the returns from the Toor-law eddle mkt/ wolf when there was no wolf. He meletelemi thet, with tie exesplionef Poplar, the &dram Mace wimpipebnenie. Mr. sate keno read • Weer from Mr. Southwell, Isere they al the Mead Old-town Relief diemedstion, seating that daring the week 1,063 families lied been relieved by the eammitW, and observing that the applicants at the Mae yards were 22 in excess of the number In the preced ing week, sad 34Stha In ems of the corresponding period in UK , I Mr. Own said the returns for Mile-mid showed that the outdoor relief them at present was jut about what it yes lest year. The Rev. Mr. IleaniSov, the representative of the Mbe gad Amedetion at the mennsittee, stated that there had base •sip Masan last with la the numbers mileved, bat a under pressure, plainly that the Mom woad tier* eerie* whoa the ef relief tenet tenninate. =send Old-town was into Ave wards, sad he bad anateeed the relief Om in the central mad, eon tainiag 300 of the 1,100 famiHas relieved. Mese of ell, there were 74 labourers and 27 needle-women, mese of the latter with children, and others d OO O l4lO with egad sorthers dependent upon them. Mime were she elxissa painters, about some ef whom he mad tell. Miss that would mere hearts of stone, and the remakdag MO be found distributed over sot fewer than 43 essepadems. Taking this as a specimen, it would that eme-feurth of the 1,100 relieved were outdoes labourers, suffering maMly, he believed, from &premiers fa the Malting trade, fle three-fourths were aged Is set fewer than 46 ether employments, frfatrir lag the opiates already expressed, that the distress in the p er with which he was connected had nothing or sect ee teMbrag to de with the state of things in Millwell. These 6mill ca they had relieved at the rate el only fa M. per week, SAM; them all over. Many of them had been existing w what little of furniture and clothing remained S. them, leavbg all note unpaid, sad he could testify f e r ia conal Asavatices that many of them were in a of extreme distress He thereferelhought that they, es • committee, ought to do what they could to ate& enbeeriptions for a month te meas. The Uscanomx inquired what prevented the on•fcarth —the labeereve—fmm going to the parish ? Mr. WWI= said they were comidered as persons who mold met ordinarily go to the parish, and the keel eons. make thseght it important that thy GOMM set go there. I Mr. ItcriteML—Do you think oar giving rem rebel for a Moak veal& prevent them going to the earlat alt o . wards ? Mr. Tammuz said M hoped se. [ONE PENNY Mr. Colmar? said if they were persons who wevild go to the prish it would he better they should go at once . Mr. RAVOIHILL—Oar intention w.ta to relieve mechanics end such like. Me. HAMISID rid he should be sorry 11 the remarks of Mr. Rowell acted against their getting subscriptions. Ou the contrary, be hoped the public would con tribute liberally daring the invert month of March. Mr. Howson—The decrease of poverty is obvious, and the public therefore seem to consuler the time has come for ceasing to contribute. In the face of the weather and the deeresaing poverty they had no right to cry " wolf." The Bev. kir. Smarm) believed the public was HNC," of relieving men who struck and refused to work. After some further conversation it was agreed to make a grant of 2001. to the Rest Central Conindttse, and HOC to the Mile-end OW-town Relief Ansechstioe. 't A numerous deputation from filt. Oserge's.in-the-Fest, including Mr. Herbert, churchwarden, the Rev. Mr. Riebazdson, sad ashes, was then reseird. They stated that they had beam constituted into • committee and believed themselves to be the reptrentatives of the parish, and as such they were utooisbed to learn that a grant had bear made to some ens of who.e name they were 111111WAfe, at the last meeting of the Mansion. house Committee. . _ The CHAIRMAN infcemed them that great caution bad been observed in voting th . e v irant referred to. Ow the first occasion, when the ication was made a fort night ago by the Rev. Mr , asgbaa sad other gentle men, it was refused in consequence of there being no local committee. A week afterwards the same gentlemen came spa seamed time cad lammed them that a lesalenmatiteis bad been organised, and was prepared to riot according to their instructions, bat the grant was again delayed, and was only voted on Wednesday last, and a ktter had sine been received acknowledging the money from the Rev. Mr. I Roes, rector of the parish, as chairman of the relief com mittee. The united committee maid not, therefore; reopen the question or become partial to any dispetes io r the garish, as to the mode in which the money should be applied, and they strongly recommended that those having anything Joao with the matter should see among themselves • that the money was properly administered recording to the directions laid down by the united committee. The deputation then thanked the chairman and with drew, and. the question as to continuing the operations of r the committee was further oonaidered. Mr. CL7.130V11 moved, " That this committee having ' now a basun of barely 2001. at their disposal, adjourn till , Honda next, to ascertain their own position, and that of the dtstrieta they have so far relieved, and that this resolution be advertised accordingly.", He simply desired ' to let the public be informed of their position, end to let them judge of the circumstances for themselves. Mr. Kneossonn seconded the motion. Mr. KENNIDY believed the effect of this resolution would be to induce the public to suspend their subscrip tions for a week, and he therefore moved as an attiNsd- • ment, " That the returns received that day from the Foul: of London jastilied the committee in continuing then, appeal to the public for further contributions towards the • ram of ids reftilie A variety of amendments were n 6,4111104 died but oltimataly Mr. Casenove's retolutioik WY tarried by 6to 4, sad the committee then separated. v. . . DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. s Mr. Alfred B. Richanls, a gentleman well-known as the author of several published poems and plays, and as one of the earliest promoters of the volunteer movement, prodneed a new romantic drama at this house last night, under the title of TkPrisoaer of TONieli • This drama, we believe, Is founded on a ballad published by Mr. Richards, and is chiefly remarkable for its honest simplicity. cording to Mr. T. B. Chatterton's published arrdng. meats, itaware only to have been produced all a stop - sap and ter-pion. OLYMPIC. The renewed popularity of Mr. Charles Dickenc has doubtless suggested to Mr. Benjamin Webster the revival of a drains based upon the novel of "Martin Clitizslewit," which was witnessed last night at this boost, and received with satisfaction by a crowded audlenm. Mr. John Clarke (the English comedian) made his first appearance at this house last Light in this character, sad played with peat vigour and humour. His Y. Farm positively ravelled in the part of Bailey, anti Mr. Addison represented PeckaniF with great unetion. but with a want of dignity. The drama is in four eats, and has been well pot upon the at tge. ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. Miss Herbert and Mr. William Farren, atter per 'arming in Nareisse at the Lyman' every evening, return to the St. James's, mad appear in a sew comali. tta, by Mr. H. Theyre Smith, called A Happy Pair. This is • theatrical adoption of the " torn " system, which has beta so long in action at the maaiohalls. CliyarAL P4L401. The Crystal Palace entertainments yesterday wan of a very varied character. Not very long sines, as every one knows, the Oxford Music Hall waa burnt down, and ite numerous artists of various degrees were thrown out of employment. In this dilemma their brother proles. sionals flew to the rescue from every similar establish. meat in London, and the varied programme of yester. day's entertainment was the result of a perfect ~ s, ,a iTos de ric&eae.. The comic singers, who ►ppeared in great numbers, were rapturously recalled, and in many cases encored ; and the dancers, whether on the rope or on the boards, were applauded to the echo. Some little disappointment was felt at the absence of Blondin, but the explanation which was given quite satisfied the public. Biondi, it appears, wished to perform on the high rope, but Mr. Bewley has. lag heard that he had been recently indisposed, ■nd them not being time to prepare the appliances necessary for so perilous a performance, thought it his duty so protest, and the result was that the great acro bat was "conspicuous by his absence." Thera was excellent music at intervals by several bands, and the Parini@ enlivened the afternoon with their extraordinary performances on the slack wire. Tho evening portion of the entertainment car protracted to an • unusually late hour, and included the negro entertainment , of Mr. Bfackmey, surnamed the Great, Ethardo'a spiral ascent, and the gyrations of the 061041 Troupe from Clovsmt.garden. From the comfortably full appearance of the Palate interior we feel justified in b►sts, that the benevolent object for which the selertainment had been got up has been satisfactorily fulfilled. THZ QUZIN'EI RETURN TO WINDSOR CASTLE. This afternoon her Majesty the Queen, with the juni o r members of the royal family, attended by the lactic and gentlemen of the court, will leave °sheers after lona eon, end woes in the royal yacht to the Clarence Victualling yard at Gosport, en route for Windsor Castle. She will disembark at the landing-place attached to the pinata ' railway station in the yard, when a special train pro • aided by the directors of the London and South Western Rail era will be placed in readiness. Her Mall= . 7 via Rishapetoke and Winchester erectile *er ". 74; line to the Baaingstoke junction with the Grist Western Railway, where she will arrive at five o'clock. The can of the royal train will then be banded over to the °Maids of the latter fine, the special travelling over the Great Western narrow gauge by way of Reading, Twyford, Taplow, and slough, to Windsor, where her Majesty will write at six o'clock precisely. The railway arrangements will be under the control of Mr. W.ll. Williams, of the Landon and Routh Western line, and Mr. J. Grimm, general manager of the Great Western Railway. A special train with a portion of her Majesty's horses and carriages arrived at Windsor yeaterd..y onet ime. Prim and Princess Christian left Whidaor f or London yesterday afternoon by the 4 p.m. trodu ow the Gress Mein line. Their royal highnesses return to Fin ware to-day. I - Wm=2eB 817IFEAGE.—The Nati mi 1 Society for Wamem's Suffrage numbers arson it members omen's( the Yellows of Trinity College, Cambridge. One of them , s wrote to Mr. Berg ford Hope's committee declining to vets for that gentleman, on the ground of has vote against Mr. Mill's motion is the Hones of Commons last Ma in favour of extending the franchiee to widow. and single women possessing the property or other qualification neeemary for adman** to the suffrage. Upwards of fifty Fellows of colleges in Cambridge Uaivenity are members of the . National Society for Women'. Suffrage, which was formed last November, and which is extending its branches throughout the bicgdoni. A petition from Kingstown and Blaebrook, praying for the wirmission of women, qualified as above, to the privilege of the regatta., bas been signal by a pwards of 300 Inhabitants of both sexes ROYAL Plan HOSPITAL, ORAY'S-INII-ILOAD.—The number of patients relieve.' at this hospital during the week endgrg Feb. Sie woe 3.705, of which 1.195 were saw MO& r