The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-11 00:00:00

1 nisEUElt -,4 , .••• eNk 4 1 11 — F d /Jr .4 er. • I I 11 rt ..." ~ :. . c.....0.,....,-,._......„_____. .....,__ Nang . - ....z.-- Nob 5,540.) UTTA Direct, Galling at MADRAS. THE BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY C 3 A ffNTHLY STEAM CONIIILTNICADON Weer LONDON .R. (Liesindl. a nd INDIA by the anagniffesat Fleet a Blearases harming lo the Under " The Companies Act, 1882." got India and Loudon 8111=came L yAmited).- - Tie well- Capital AMMO, in 10,010 Shama oe All each. blown clipper A, Lea tem 1100- First lane, 1,010 Nana. wee power, 8. MON T Oammgatar, will leave the Vic. A minimum dividend of 71 per cent. per annum gusrenteed on o da amain) Docks the 7th May, god Plymouth the 111 k May, the paid-up capital for the tint three years. t o e please. nibs* at Madre& Those steamers will call at fl per share out application. and all 10a on allotment : calls not the Cape at Good Hope on the besseword voyage rly , and are to exceed St lee. per share at intervals of not less than three expected to make as average passage a 46 days from England to months. Mahn Paseengers by the staamans will lave the option of It la not proposed to call up more than Z 7 10e. per share , bat, mbatidag and disembarking at Plymouth , th e Company paying es mere capital may be required. to issue farther shares, ass- Lab sanity tare between London and Plymouth, and conveying half, pro rate. amongst the shareholders, at par and one-half mac to and from the steamers.—per freight or omen apply le to the public, the premium on the latter to lore part of a orfonay and Co., 64, Panamint-an* &W. ; and to Reined men* ford. Parker, Esq., Secretary ,or Bond and Machete's, DELICTOR.I. Agend ii, Miming lane, LC. ;to and In Plymouth, to M i tt?. JOIN OGLE (Masao Ogie and Co.), Calcutta and lamilint Waring. Chairman. Major-General Clarke, Indian Army, if-house, Norwood. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE WWI"' Cremer , St G.. rgeaptsce, Hyde-park, London. John Alen Malay, Pm. (]lases Dumas, Blakey, and Ce.), .1.„/ of PACKET SHIT—Poe SYDNEY Direct (to on the bond ... with May. kat shipping day lard Mee. NM wee- ra g a " . William Lyal (Mas c o R. and W. and Co:, London. trader, J. L HALL AI It years, 019 tem register, J. RICHARD- T. onm,shouidanons. Rangoon and SON, Commander ; loading in the OM India Deals. This Ins T. IL , Hi. Wilson, Loodon. vessel, built under special survey in 1g39, ars soled tel her fast- David Wiles. 1t.... Wilson, Worcester, and Co.), Calcutta sailing qualities and sound diatom of cargo, and h a preferable and ',Goths. opportualte for tine goods—Fr tams of freight or passage With power to add to their number. apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Rlilliter street BAraras—Tbs Agra sad Tidied Service Bank (Limited), Cat - nosietreet DUVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Boucrroas—Drece and Co, 7. Bankheildhige. City, and 63, of PACKET 11111 P.—Fr SYDNEY Direct (te sal beat Meta Omsk Westminster. the river oe the 26th July, calling at th ca the hat August AVDISOLS. to embark pmeengent, the trbrallania& " =R. Russell, Public Accountant, Nicholas-lane. HOGUE, A 1 13 years, register 1.831 tom, OEN W AM& Members, rencoort, Penchurebotnet Commander ; lying In the P.m. Doha Docks. This fine ship has Baoxiaa—Shea and Hilt 3, Bartholomew-Lune. Bank. been balk expressly for the Sydney trade: ale bee • fall poop, Mensains—lL S. Greenstreet with first-rate accommodation for cabin parmogen ; her 'Swan Aar= rot PaaM—Emtle Damn. Si, Rue des Petits loarfria. decks lefts lofty and airy, she offers aloe a desirable opportu. Oicee-21. Great it Heir's, Bishopsgate-street oily for a lee second cabin and Intermediate and - - will carry ea unertenced surproe. For terms of t or PROSPICTOII. CZ7:aappppllyy t o k n ., giaxAmy gdaggy. an d gg The Stamiptha ash angel . Pebrolleum," Mktg disenemellbs ItZsireet : to Captain WILL on board ; or to .P 4ol l=s. *Wel lanWaned/ 12 0 v 11 Into a node, eager. DEVITT and MOORE, No. 9. BlDitoratrost. Has vacancies far , alt 0 starDsg, Ms been knowo tor at lesat four hundred Mitislnpaen. years ha the Burmese empire. , Crude • .. Petroleum," Mime boned by the natives of Barash, c 'nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE has never bees heed Mt -- a uth eehhtei fee the Purpose hi °eh sequence of its lanuritim winch can removed by distill , „LP of PACKET SHIP—Por PODS PHILLIP Dina Go be tattoo—lt has, however. been distilled in d, and the retied de/Patched as the Oh Julie. lust MllPPiarltd•S 4th June). the oil shipped back a the lest Indies. • Loudon-owned chimera*, ASIATIC, tits ... Al, register The trade thus canted as has ailoaled large losses to the ha , 1,121 tons : lying in the East India Dada This Rae vessel offers porters, while fflainlers ban derived large profits, as scarcely one a Brit-rate opportunity for shippers sad passeames, and Is .x. bag can he amerced into fine ell, the radios We d little i petted to make a very quick no oral—Per Minis of freight or vane in Ragland, bat oistiag the same for frel6t, insuraace, pumice apply to Dzirm and MOOR; 9, Billiitantreat. fn., whith anieent to fres Eli to All pee tos, whilst be Base la t TIEVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE To obviate this, and extract the line oil on the spot. the lease of • Moos of land in Bangor" comprising about graves, oa the 2../ of PACKET SHIP . — F or ADKLAIDE Wren (to sail pan- ham . or the River ass won, and on it s factory , with dine I wily on the seta June. last shippothAr_asy Ind Jam), the well- main none ,. sanor i ionthin war . s ... . w milli , fad every ether • lucent clipper ship COITNTIIIII Or TIM Al, 110 tees • &voltam' for wading upwards of 100 tens of oil per week, i Jill Ei WATSON, Carman. , "; Is the Loadon=• erected by an engineer sent expressly from England : and Tasman resat and reviler trader, built in INS, ander specie] nharres. storm Ac..., wen built i wind, will be eeensteb with suit PuectlehtT , and, Rom This tl= la consequence of the death of the 1 her known ailing qualities, offers a preferable opportualty to res i dent took place just se he had completed i shippers of fine goods She has also meet superior accommods- the ....rt. —has screed to the c . 0.., I ion for Ora and secant class par !ogre —For terms of freight Th. ewer, who rondos in iingionditsho orri, the I pm . or passage apply to DEVITT and moll, 9. flaliterotreet party far the sr. of dawn. onothird of which he wi n I m o in i TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE director, a dividend of 7 1 Pc , cent. per fame se tie' p ai d - aP JL.P of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct, the capita three years, beam nalident it will exceed 23 par • splendid Aberdeen clipper HEATHER BELL A 1 for It years, ihocentinosu l for the rehmd oil l a s a ga "' at very hi g h Prices all °ear register err tom, H. W. HARINWORTH, _Commander ; London Dods. Th u 1,...,02e] .smash b ee b ees hem exprteet , ter the th. The consnmptioa of Calcutta done being sufficient to absorb • r trade, has mod elegant accommodations hie and Is Pr'uducti" of the factory tar some time t° come. i one .f the fastest ships oat a the pert of Imam flag per- Then le r paid promoter la this Company , sod the prethol -1 ',flood three man es from ib. co l on y i n se. 79. and 76 days re- any expenses will be strictly 4:maned to necessary outlay. Ouefoorth the Vial has bees privately subaribed by the I mectively.—For freight or passage apply to DEVITT and hisnounnond imts *ad .. MOOSE, 9, Billiteroneet ProspatTssee may be obtained from the bankers, broken WI . Man, or maaager. at the cane et the Company when pleas TIEVITT and MOORE'S AI7STRALLAN LINE of the had d distillery tun be seen, and the Articles of AMO- R .1J ot PACKET SHIP—Poe LAUNCESTON Direct (has Put tion Inspected. I arrived from the colony, and will have immeellate despatch). r the hchtsh.hent eti pP er hul l" WlErratriY, Al, e eld eter BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY B s Limited). D ock.. os, THOMAS SMITH. Commasider ; lying in the West India D This vessel was lent ex NO FURTHER ATTLICATION for 8 * will be IP'"l i t e the lanes erad ro e ' RIICZI VED AFTER THURSDAY sea, the 12th inat. for Loudon, sad has elegant accommodation for a th ief cable • —For terms of freight or prow apply to Mr. T. aNgLitio, and SATURDAY, the la th WIC, tor the countriAlk=er . .. i ISA. St. Helen's-place ;or to DEVITT snd MOORS, 9, Miter- 21, Gnat nt. Esion . s. idny 7, 3 1900. LACE: street II • BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of THE BRUNS W ICK FAMILY HOTEL, • CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from London direct 11111111-IMIENT. ST. JAME" LONDON. r - Homely Deoniate and moderate charges.' Tait I 8111 9. i TOSiefe. Desks. To fall. -- Melboarne .. Golden South .. I 1.999 K Teats May la REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. i Sydney Queensland YoungAustrallal 1,010 B. India May 7 Magical Inetrinsent Makers to her Majesty, -• s Queensland • Q Ueta el the 1,303 E. ladle Jan* IS 210 , REGINT - STREST, W. -tr.'s...". A • AAO •a_ a_ se_ , A REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOM& ADOISON and LUCAS, Yealeal Instrissent Natters to her llsjestr, 210, 111,3111T-6INZIT, W. I T:OLIAN HARPS, 160. to 695. each, Cases Ids/ed. ADDISON sad =cat 210, nzinorr-wrizar, W. BOWS.—DODD'S PRIZE MEDAL for VIOLIN, die., 10e. to 42e. each ordleary, es. to We. ADDISON and LUCAS. 210, ItEGILIT.B22.2IX, W. CIONCERTLNAS.-66 Keys, Double Action, LS lot. So 20 Grasses. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, RIONNT.STINST, W. D RUMS. —Side, 235. to £ 4 10s. each ; Bun, Ai Is to 12 luses ADDISON end LUCAS, 210, p ALOLNT-STRINT, W. ENGLISH BRASS INSTRUMENTS, for 1111ftery and rrtrate roc ADDISON gad LUCAS. 110, ZIGINT,STIEZT, W. FLUTES.—Boehm 7 s Council and - Prize Medal, itr Ts to 25 'alarm conlaJ, Li 2a. to £4 4e. ADDISON and LCCAS, 210. INGINT-STILAT, W. GUITARS. —The bat Models, from £2 2.. to 12 guineas each. ADDISON red LUCIk 110. lIIIONICT-STRAZT, W. H ARMONIUMS, from £6 6e. to 60 guineas. Pries Ms free per post ADDISON and LUCAS. 210, IMOZNI.STRICT, W. MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table— row Mies, 4 guineas six Wass, 6 raison, . eight tunes, guineas twelve tones, 12 guineas. Overture Borne, frogs 12 bib gelnra Tooke Bonn terri tenet 1 guinea three i 5..., LI 11s. Od , leer tenet 12 fa. Mandoline Boise—lluve tunes. 11k. IL tour tame, /44 Y ; di testa LS ta. sack Sean N—. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, ItlGlNT4ltitirf. W. oelebrard Une of prams lava, by tats pancluallty sad toad parasol. eared a warld-kawn rapatatlas, and User w ager scerasodatlon is unsurpassed by awl scads allead.— !for W particulars easpecting freight er pima to At ispo to JIYDS BALNICEI and Co laver/est all to tar the ark Bail Ise; and T. IL MACKAY and Co, I. Laadaskallaareat, loadon. LC. ZEALAND.—Ardaied p. . and Free Grants of Load.—WILLIVII LINK baud la Isl4l. sieVo• Wee se emee4 be fowl la them et ow elm Irnee,will is dempeeehed paseteelly : To dalL limy wan Columbus Pre:smear Koh.l.nner Al Al ♦ 1 12 yean Al 12 yews 1 Al Auckland . Auckland . Canterbury. Meta . Sailed. My 31 hue 10 lase 10 y+7 1x Apply to WILLIS GANN, sad Co., & Croon7-equani, wits hove =lamed as ninth edition of thole "Hand Book of New ." onto 01.12. N. ROZINSUII, and Co., 1 and; LA Las Avenue. lowlentoiloireet. STEAM TO gym► ♦TOM[. rims NEW YORK, and ISTLADELPRIA EITKA 4811 F OODITAXT Isteed dor yakking flub' boa Ina Ikea+ eleiumillis Gaming the raVirse=44l," l?.0111 Ily Z14 , 00i. V01,./rIW Tom.. LJCITY OI MERlC[. — ~tordy - Yq 14. CITY 07 BALTIMORE. Wednesday, May IL ETSA, Wedneeday, May tS. AM ovary Wednesday add every alternate Saturday. Oaten merge by the man l steamers raft every Weineeday 11.117. and et gunge* sotording to the aseennedatien. Cahn Mby the Hatarday's stomas. LS guineas. Forward nonage oeda toe all provident cooked. Teereeserre fee OA esil4 lie Untied , and IMMO Ostunhis„ looked through au very edvantageene tonsa.—ly tisztase partiostars ant, to WILLLIM IRMAS, Waterottiog timpsol; to PbN end ILACEY, CL Log WlNaagnesa. DHILLIPM GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. isenatelt the tuulenneadosed ireasdass steamers : Foe ROTTERDAM, the RATAVITOL oven 011110 1 1 7 rerr lol l. from Hermitage Tier, at TO , maw ilietwall for yea- Swam at 11 a. m. Tana, LI IL. Al ISL. sad ITe. ad Cad rho rIENOORD eq Thursday marring early tram tbe Tower. Thee Al. wastrel vessels, wader Russian dm, the ADLFM. MOWS. or SCHWALM every Thursday morelog (weather per ralttlai), at a.m, from florselydowm and from Madman at 10 um. Fares. Z 2. sod 10s. For GOTHLYbGYG, the GUSTAF RABA. shoot May 11, from lorselydown. Fares. LS 35., Lt ha. and AL To be followed by the LONDON. For OOPENHAOIN and STOCKHOLM. the EDITH, from lorselydowe, In a few days. For hilsMt, passage, de, apply at Chaplle's rolverssl &Sem leteutedrees, W.: or to PHILLLPHI. OItAYIS, PHILLIPIK and Co., 11. hood-Moe. LC. ripHl EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL owir.enr.-NOTICE 13 HIL3IIT OIVEN, that the SIXTH ORDINALY ORNEIAL 103ITING of the , hareholdere of tne Zed INIa Irrfnatlon and thud Company, will be had at the Loudon Tavern, Riabopagate etre* in the City of Loudon, on MONDAY, the 21th day of play !instant at 1 o'clock precisely . The Treader Book• of the Company will be eiaal from the 20th to the 00th instant, both days include., —By order of the Board of Dinettes, JOHN WIPTIVOOD, flee tai'. 07. Caimenditreet, London. LC.. 114 2. WM. TURKISH CONSOLIDES.-TM COUPONS -M. are Dew PAYABLE at the Men el the EUROPILAN BANK (tieattedl. at. Kb* Willitemetreet. LC. WRENCH, Balgiao, Russian, Austrian, American, J.: sad an lareign ta3nPONII are CASE= at the meat favour able exchange saateset, LC, by the EUROPEAN BANK (Lamed), a, Lag FLWa THE LIVERPOOL sod LONDON FIRE awl LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established ha 1888. . Olin-I.l,Dsdreet. I Irerpoel : *sad el. Tediry, Lostlea.l.C. MOW, OT TEE OW/PANT RICE MO. Year. lire lreastunas. Lido Prosbuss. layeated ?sada 1561 £464.806 /621.157 8.303.814 1868 EtTa279 iring 8321.011 1881 Z 1143,180 8108.974 11.811806 1863 8821.107 E 1611.010 81.618,681 The tout =bosun ot adass paid by fhb elks Is £.1.660,403 170. ed. SWINTON pout Searttary to as =. JOHN ATICI74B, !eldest SterrAtay, raH, e Mr. =KELL'S id bevaster (. sound b loyal 9401 170 July, 1181, wart be aurrased for comfort, sapearree, sad darablity. Painless rear er sad only stew boars Tarr tram tor ssora stager Decayed tear Aof sd: droloared Serb Watored, ae. Tama atodarre. Oaraltateor traa—d. era 411101 , 41., Dambearra. W.. rd ed barstrabilL Dawarlar VORNS 8UN1024113, mad DIFECTIVE TOE ‘../ NAILS LIYILACYLD esd CUPID la one ralsde. edited* add( ar the tad pad. by Mr. RINDALL. db, Rageut-drest. Ladd adeuded by Md. Make& M yrettried. Tama. Ye. di Is to. Mr la sdall Ira tedimoulaM trod the leyd Funny, utleb i. 222 . ld eaq with thoodide od eat" trod di of to Wtb• t arm the Lo - 711 . shoy or kudos Mr. leadall bee eared use sem es my tort wttbout t a d/ w spy pda.`—. Akrua M der. t, St. hater's-ptiee, tive drys dead& and • dos extruded trod Ma tent by Ms. ltuadeil sod sea dredity dem••••4 CRINOLINES Gamma. emit ou d. nas.—GEMMA, or Jewelled. le. 6 PIIII.POTT/L IT, PICCADILLY. CIRINOLINZB.-Baustieotums. 16e. sad 21a. PIIILPOTITI, ST, PICCADILLY. C AMOLlllll3.—Oudiaa or Waved. 111 a. Ed. PRILPOITIL ST, PICCADILLY. C RlNOLlll26.—EleasflectumaJewelled. 27a. 6d. 11111201111, 17, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Piroadilly Puffed. 31.. 6d. PIIILPOPTS, ST, PICCADILLY. C RlNOLlNl2B.—Drawisis with Priors pat free. 'mom ST. FICCAMLLY. otawm. as, lisestalresl Cleadreat. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has bark darted tweatpdve yet" ampliatiadlty maw limed by Ile medical manilas. add wtharedly aceepted by Lk ye ,btic so dee beet remedy tee oddity d the raeseatta Mora ban, beads be. peat, aad Indigestion sad as • aft aperima tor deli It cate eeral pared tatiresa ae dal on p eapatially Wks sad an. deem le pre, Is • et valid pad add ad ittelatb. by DDINZIFOILD aid Cw. 171. Ned lon ass : aid mid by al sesgessaltia Amide taireasbial Via world. Tlrzurs celebrated UNITED SOAP .11: TABUS% N. ead al. mob, meld by ell dream sod paean throosboat the Maples : bat the pane ehreld eat to. Tele% eat ate that the we el J. C. awl ILCLD ea sub peek* box, sad Wit. immerge sad ke eeportatioa a the Works, etPlll2 LialltaTll, Lowecor, wlino she nay be eittelaed thole Ms Yodel YoroMstChallea. DZRSONB FiTENISHING .m Sad criTrion Ironmongery Yetabtiskseet, t7l. OXFORD-BMW, • coevenleat Bowe. • lerg• stock et vs& esenatactered goods &trays oa We. Mectre•Plate Table Cutlery, Tea Trap. Baths else Brushes. Turnery. and CdLLeery erticte for the hones and kitchen. GA= orden above 46. Till 7171N1FH1140 01 3ED-1.00118. --- HEAL and SON have observed for some time that it email be advantageous to thdr Customers to we • much larger seleeton of Bed-room Furniture then is away displayed. sad that to Judge properly of the style and effect of the differeat deceptions of Furniture. it la that ea* pmeate 100M11 11 % =ortie°,l should be pieced In se I.ECI7.D large and Additional SHOW- hes by shies they an ambled sot may to extend their show aI Iron, hoer, sad Wood liedgeads. sod Bei-room Furniture, heyoad what they loner hem ever bees attempted, but also to provide several small nicer for the purpose of keeping .mcoplete suites of Bed-rooms Furniture la the different styles. r Deal Goods may be wen In complete adtee of iter or ea= colours some of them light and °magmata, sad ether el &Walser deception. guiles of itained Leal Gothic Funsitame, Polished Deal. oak, sod ti aleut. are alio set apatite separate roams, so that customers an ate to we the edict salt would appear la their own rooms. The stock or Mahogany Goods for the better Pedro:eau mad Japsened Golds for late mad Screamer see, im vary gristly in creased, the whole famed as complete ma sweetmeat eg Bed room Furniture as they think cam possibly be desired. MEAL sad 90A - 8 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of lkdateads. Bedding. sad Bedroom Furielture seat was by ppaat. 1116, 1911,Tottesham-cose-cad, Loadea AR LOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, new Badmirably contrived that a ta d liZ i z well as smaller tasks nay be retard at tilted a it labour er treable. Its andlos is ao impalpable that the sediment et Or mot limpid Paid by as posolliallty ea be dlsterbed. Mee la. Ik., lea. Is salt 44, p, sad La pales mks. BARLOW'S SELF:ACTING SYPHON TAP. N• essi-pos voquirod. Eo son tat beer or sour who. Pries lo ed.. 4114 e, Ss—Apply direct to JAM BALLOW, psissise,ir, . 414 131isaa-strort, Maseirm•basou Ise limb Ids gums sad addlies YIP OM .4127 satins: a 0 selmessn spurious iselisiissu. lbsersellip Itlablibed OALITION.—JOHN BROODZN reoemmends triblia to Ilan the Carat Gold MAW na Uwe lamina— •• Plaa sad Para OW," as maid to 1111.4111 Ty. bey; a &halts.JOlN AnooDsr3 GOLD CHAINS, aad a 2 &Melee . . ii — eas — raetsWiTy Yom. ins d alma tidtpriarapra.arTd;itii: maastacturers' prima Illoandactory.l6. klaartstia-atreet. Covaia wawa, W.C. Aims made at casino sad jrwalirry tar 11. rack —N.B. This salatillahatrat la elated at 6 la the ovealas, and aa Saturdays at L venduzzis TERCENTENARY KEEP_ 1.11. 5AL111...-Tho lord of A,... New. to • rot to; M.—lb. Ss Illokroproro iotol Goblos 26, C tor 16 imo—Tbs Ilbokorpeoro Sorbet. by poo6 tort —Tbs Obobrogoero Orovrair, so 1166121. IL : I .4 pr u tr lastampe. —C. =OM 2114 litrarl, mit orobill. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1884. ROY•L THICATRI. JUN Undo:the Mks meseseseent et Mr. IFECHTZIL—Ia ors sequence M the rebeenale sweessery for the complete produc tion ot H and the launesse nos requisite br the new scenery, led by Mr. W. It la deemed seoestary that the Theatre be CLOG.= milikatall IDLY, Mop 14, whoa will be presented HAMM. Harslet, Mew of Denmark. Mr. leeister. open dill: from 11 tido* till I. THE OXFORD.-THE KERRY WIVES OF WINDOM by Otto Nieatel. aod UN BALLO IN ZO OM& by Verdi. IVININO, by the whets al the ewe paoy.—Dlreetor. Yr. IF Jeasbooot. EVICRY ONE who has a pries should have a !AWN YOWLS; the bed awl cheeped en BARINAZDI PATINT NOISILM Mg, Sleek LS 10e . 104ac1. Si 6e. 12-feel. lA lOa : 1 4.{. Pecked aed &dewed free to the principal Padova la 14N1ood. Catalogues pad tree. —J . JONM e. Seehlede. &IL Eysity ONI who has a greenhouse should beet it WILT= with MOT WA ITZ Ai is the only safe method of preeervier pleade Pries of complete appereees far us e Uri by left; • MS. by 12ft., die lee ; lbh. by Mt., 612 . by left., e ' SOIL b4 sn . 1001 t. by Mit, rid Delivered tree le .p u rsers d. lied me= required. Catalogues itstts.-4. ON 6, Baniudde 11°14111118.—ROWLANDS' KALTDOR, an 066sta letaaled Pronataidom br bantering amd Beane free the Complexion &mantle. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, aad the partnere yd dencecy which it teaser et the beads wad erne, ite eapalnity at tootling bread= awl renteriag all redeem tam, pimples. trete trickles, alarmiter ttlar, sae other euesheme videallemn weeder it tadleptleable to *wry *Wake a es •••••• omwas the edia. irmair MIMS@ SW 1114 reetactiomen, er ,star beat. Price ed. sea Si it per htlam—Seta l trn Hattossamiem eati hi clisedata mod perhusera. Act ter " lowish & Kander," sad beware of purl oin and pendetass ornate ander Use awes et tattler." AMERICA. ( asom's nuialuaL) The bity of Baltimore arrived at Queendown at 6.30p.m. yesterday. She brought 215 pasteagets and 580,098 dollars in specie. She landed 21 pas @engem, and proceeded at 6.50 p.m. for LiverpooL (Pr dr City of Boitioaono.) NEW YORK, Aran. 29, EvWJa. Letters from Admiral Porter represent Banks's expedition as a clisastrorm failure. He lost 4,000 paisoners, 30 guns, 1 first-class gunboat, and 1,000,000 dole. in greenbacks. The latest advices Mete that the Oonfederates are marching to attack Grand Leore. General Banks is strongly entrenched at than place. The Courier des Etats Unis states that there is no clissireement between the Federal and the French governments on the Richmond tobacco question. The Oity of Baltimore takes out 490,000 dola. in specie on freight. NEW YORE, Ann. 30, MOKNING. The Confederates are said to be marching on aL a. Banks's looms is the tabs eampalgn are larger than was at first reported. No movement is expected to be made by General Grant for several days. Yesterday General Burn side visited Grant's head-quarters. The Confederates are withdrawing troops from all quarters to reinforce General Lee. I The Senate has passed the bill increasing the import duties 50 per cent. for 60 days. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (Horn% ugasaun.) THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF HELIGOLAND. CITIFIANEN, MAT 10. The allied squadron arrived here this morning. The Austrian frigate Schwarzenberg not only lost her foremast and bowsprit, but snstained other serious injuries. The loss of the squadron in killed and wounded is mid to be 170. The engagement took place between Heligoland and the mouth of the Elbe. TIM CONFERENCE. FRANKFORT, ][fir 10. The evening edition of the Post Zeitung publishes the following telegram from Vienna : "The Powers represented at the Conference have agreed to commence negotiations on Thursday for the conclusion of peace. The prospects are not unfavourable." HANOVER. HANOVER, MAT 10. In to-day's sitting of the Upper House a debate took place upon the resolution of the Chamber of Deputies relative to the policy of Count Platen. The Minister of the Interior declined to give any explanations on the subject. The one-sided action of Hanover in the succession question in the Duchies was disapproved of by the house. The minister then read the explanation of count Platen, which asserts that the reports of the British envoy to Earl Russell were incomplete. The minister stated that the reports in question did not contain Count Platen's defence of German rights, and the expres. siou of his conviction that the separation of the Duchies from Denmark was necessary. The debate is adjourned till to-morrow. THE FRENCH BUDGET.-SPEECH OF M. BERRYER. PAULL% MAY 10. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legialatif, M. Berryer reproached the members who had defended the policy of the government, for their retrospec tive strictures upon the parliamentary system, and said :—" Revolution never cost so dear as the om nipotence of a single man. Among other services the restoration rendered was that of relieving us of the latter system." M. Rouher here interrupted M. Berryer by say ing that the restoration was brought about by the foreigner, and fell under the contempt of the people. The President of the Chamber observed that both systems had their faults and misfortunes, and that it was best to confine oneself to the pre sent state of things. M. Berryer then continued his speech, and principally censured the want of good measures for the reduction of the public debt and the Mexican expedition. Bespoke in favour of a peace policy, and demanded the reduction of the effective home force to 250,000 men, which would allow of order being restored to the finances, and would ensure peace and liberty. SNVITZERLAND. BUSE. MAT 10. The Federal Diet will formally request from the Austrian government, the extradition of Luigi.- wicz, now a prisoner at Josephstadt, as a Swiss citizen. The Japanese Embassy will arrive at Berne in August next. AUSTRIA. 11111.0NSTLDT, MAT 10. All the deputies belonging to the party advocating a political union between Hungary and Transyl vania, who did not take part in the sittings of the Last Transylvanian Diet, have been re-elected. POLAND. PARIS. IIAT 10. The Paris papers publish the following telegnun : " LELPSIC. Xis 10. " Intelligence received here from Opatow states that six innocent young Poles, who were walking in the streets of that town, were arrested and hanged on the same gallows, without triaL" PORTUGAL LISBON. MAT & The Coimbra students, among whom some tumults lately occurred in consequence of the intro duction of a new ministerial decree, have left foe Minho, the soldiers having refused to make com mon cause with them. ALOKB.LL PARIS, MUT 10. Official despatches from Algiers to the 6th inat , confirm the success obtained by General Martineau, and state that it produced unhoped for results. The losses of the enemy were enormous. BOARD OF MAIM, WILETIZALL, MAT 9. —The Ptiplit Hoe. the Lords a/ Ile mat ey al Privy House to. Tree lave received hem tlie Swear/ al gee to. Fe Affable • copy al • &epee from bar ll•jeaty's coe at Helsingkes. reperes tie trete the let Week lb. duty an snook. nab, mess mid Trebel broody, =be the One Duey el Fished I. seer and mat eke 11 deems will be indeed to 4 (few) rubler, er abettwelve per (301 be.) from weight. wide ell be farther lesed with 3b (they-live) sepsis geese thirteen pea per lispoomi far every dere above the el 41110.415, end wham the are& b imported is bee tbe deg wig be 75 ea abet grangth. two shilM sow ed three pewee per bottle, Weeper, al CONJULBOILL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Arm. 29, Emma. Money easier. Gold, 79 per cent premium. Exchange on London : Bankers' bills, 197 ; Stocks dull. New York Centrals, 136 ; Illinois Shares, 128 ; Erie, 1131 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1131. Cotton steady. }Sidling upland, 83e. to 830. Flour dull ; wheat very dull ; corn flat ; provisions slightly firmer ; coffee slightly firmer. Petroleum : crude, 37 ; refined, 66 to 67. NEW YORK, APRIL 30, Noistra. Money easier. Gold, 79 per cent. premium. Exchange on London : Bankers' bills, 197. Stocks dulL New York Centrals, 136 ; Illinois Shares, 1274 ; Erie, 1131 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 113 g. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN rauiraMEAT' The additional powers bill of the London, Brighton, sad South Coot Railway wee takers yestordoy in Lord Siasley's committee. Ita object, as stated by Mr. Hops Scott (counsel for this promoters), Is fora Imes of short 000ssctiog railways,'sight la umber. The fink, milled the South Loodon Railway and Horse Hill Jnoction, is to owner the company's authorised lines at Peckham and Knight's Hill by a lira of two miles. The Peckham sad Brixton Junction will unite the Brighton Company's lira with the Loodon,Challsam, and Dover at these pima. la additioa to these there are two short brander called ths New Tooting Branch mad the West Wham and Croydon Junction. The Croydon Central Railway will Ices so en tension of the South Croydon lino into Um Bt.- street, Croydon. Arias lino of two miles will smite the Lewes sod Uckliald line with the Brighton and Lewes at tits latter town, and the Ford Jo/trios will unite the Litikkonaptoo line with that between Polborougir and Ford. It ia lorthinrropossd to soqidro addi tional lands for the don of ths Brisklayers' Ansa station, sad sear their doa sad Balboa-hill Ilse at Croydon. The stun required or the proposed railway, sad works is 390,0301. by new mdinary or preference Aims, sad 130,0001. by loin. The river Ouse will be crowed by bridges three times shove Lewis. Omani widow* in favour of the cm occupied the attention of the osnimittee. In the other committee on proposed now Loudon and ash urine railways, the bill for the Metropolitan Railway Company's Notting-hill and Brampton Extession was passed; and Mr. Phuin, Q.C., set forth the merits of the Me tropolitan sod St. John , • wood Railway. TIN Ibis proposes, will, • capital of 300,630 i. in sham, sod 99,0301. loss, to make a line of two miles twenty-Dias chaise from a point ander pound near the Bohm street stalker of the Metropo- Man F.ailway, pusibg udder cud along Park-road, over the Rweat's Canal on the west side of that road, sloeg sad under Wellies-too-road and the Finaltierroad to the ratios of that ammo on the Hampstead Junction Railway. The company seek to be authorised to cornet with the Metropolitan, London and North Weatera,and North Looks, with merest to the working of the its., bat are not to be required to convey " hoary goods." The cam was elaborated in 'wider* by Mr. Cole • sad Mr. Richards. Damson brought the claims of the reposed Osatral Wales arid Staffordshire Juoctiou Railway brim that cam mitts*. It proposes to make Dino broach railways is the district. the principal one of 36 miles in a continnoos lino from a junction with the liniglitoo Railway to the Bridq north stalk, of the Serra Valley Railway, sad themes to the West Midland at Godley, with a capital of 600,0001., and 200,0001. loan ; also to make arrangements with ten other companies. The learned corm' we. about to call gridiron in support of his is.., when lit. Burke, for the Gnat Western, objected that the prounotors lad so locus standi before the committee, imam& as they had not deposited the amended plans for their limp required by the Seleet Committee os S' Aidiog Orders. The committeo, after remaining in debt irstion for some time, postpaid their decision on oho subject to this day. The use foe the North Devon and tionasnot Railway, for a Inn 42 miles from Taunton, rasing by Milvartoa,Wivr Inroad* Bamptoo, Duiverton, and South Moho.. to Barn staple, and throe of 10 miles to the harbour of Ilfraosmbe, on trod or 'arrow page, or both, capital 650,0601., loan 216,0001., was proceedia& when the committer suggested an adjournment. to *sable the promoten to cease to some arrangement with the competing project for North Devon, by Us* Londonaod Bar as k Wasters Railway. propo se d beard Mr. Richards for the Ens Valley Railway, for a contioom Ike of 22 mike from the Rarer and Cre ditoo, at Nartos St. Ores, by west of Tiverton no Delver ton : widows in favour of which consumed the rewinds of the alias. The proceedior before the committees as the Great Eastern Northam J unction Railway' sod Lao/shire Union Railways consisted of 'rider, as to coal and other heavy traffic. Ih@ onsamittee cm the sompsting railways far the sly of Dublin are still occupied with the merit@ of them rammust, and the cossideestios of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Com pany's ben ie sell unooncluded. Mr. Rae was exasnised is the Belfast Improvonsiwt Oossmittes. wad Masers. Ilinnass sad Bradley on the bill for the Laden Sabers Another committes of the Hoses of Io Burl Am herst (chairman), Lord Vaal of Hanowdsa. Lords Omlio. amiss, Ilcitester, and Bolger —sank cosoidered sad puma the transfer bill of the Booth Yorkshire and Row Dos Oseapany, and for a branch of out mile tram their Basally Osal Railway to the Itiellaad. The bill for the Holborn Valley Improvement we. Less 6 sod clauses in favour of the opponents of ikeettled, Stradbroke's committee. ?Ass RACK 2711' WWI& (Fun Paula) Take back, sod in thy dotard's bra, As hard u England's might can ding, Thy bodge that would a dog diarists, Thom caitiff that art mama a King : Thy brow is crimson with a brand Outglaring Oaia's ; M slaw bat one. Durst thou stretch forth thy red right hoed To clussais Vistoris's mom ? Beep thy Slash Inglis for thine owe, Nowt aulstan. alga of blood sad gamy, Apt spatial for • falan's Woe% Hence with that typed whisk awe:! Foal thing 1 oar Priam ea wall might wow A halter round his royal auk, As en his hurt that haahla hoar Nose bet a serroadrero It to desk. Not Alfred's brown ; sarrtbsr plsoe Is whore Won Eagle sboold be greed, Ifsi kites sod crows, snow; tits nos Of muds, sailed nu bus or slab And sernotines If Muse inn to dune TM Aloe et am Weald, Was All °diem be Ur we less Sticking tby Ostler as irieLer. Bleak Ey* aunder's peeper need ! Well deli fir West saki lb Asia Of l gt. *A dyes Ad eoweirde deed slew eimi lONA Meek + 1 1; tar 1111wirmira ine. ware wbe *lb likeb obsil be L W abild Mesa 1 b& %hairy es ee. [Stamped, ld. Aliiiiionalo THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER AND THE DEPARTURE OF OARIRALDL Attention having been called to the statements nude by Yr. Share cer Saturday Let, at the nuetieg ea Prioress-hill, relative to the departunrel Goma Gari baldi from this country, the Working Men's Oceemittee rewired a oonnimanicatieri tram the ClllllOOllllOl cd the Exchor goer to the effect that, it being desirable to clear up the various rumour afloat relative to the cause of the general's departure, he should be willing to receive a deputation from the eanialttee, for the purpose of anewaring any stations, or giving any further explications relative to the part it was alleged that he bad taken in reference to it. Aceordiagly, yesterday aftersona • deputation, oceseisting of Miami. Edmond Reeks, Wm. Shwa, o.odgere, J. A. Taylor, Robert Hartwell, sad J. Baxter Langley, waited epos the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The deputatiou having been introduced, The Cliaccetzoa of the EXONIQUIR Informed the depu- Oahu that, thin being certain suspicion' afloat of which he was the object, sad wishing as far aa possible to dispel them, he would put himself in the witness-box as it were, and answer any questions which the deputation had to put to him. He had men the report of Rt. Shame , speech, sad without imputing anything farther than mis information to that gentleman, ar misapprehension of the' facts, he must my that not only was the greater portion of it sulk* inuattrate, Dot itbhiVh_ __it ilt! costal. wen ' treWpflale credit the vpabotteViMerWilr ins entirely untrue. Mr. i3gaLmi said that the prior* ohinsl al the deputa tion in waiting on the minister was to marbin whether the deliberate statements made by Xi. Shawn at the meet ing as Primrose-kW lad the amens at the right hon. gentle roam, irmaah as Mr. Sham wan, he believed, mowed to submaatiate therm The Csamil.l.oa of the EICHZQUIR—It will be very dialed* feu Mr. Sham to do that, or 'toady bat General °area& Mike he a ad myself d myself were present at the converattion to d, Mr. &WM Mated that, with the exception of on portion of his steamiest of the faits of which he wee himself ces sion{ he meld give the amass of his informaate, one ut wheat wee Kr. J. Cowan. of Newcastle. The CILANCILLOS of the EICHIQUICII did not wish to impale wilful isemaray, bat it wee in the rare of the malaise for lea Motemeate to grow bit by bit, and for the isfeneados eventually to be pieced together I. such a way as to give a totally differest impreemon to the real feet.. Mr. MUM stated that on the Tuadey or Wedaseday Mr. Cowen wee telegraphed for by Camel Chambers, and a long cosvereation took place between hint and the general, la white the whole question of whether he amend go or not was dimameed. Almost intatedisiely afterwards Kr. Cowen saw him (kr. Shan) and told him the bets elated in his speed. In ceder to he quite were that is Übe maim he drew up he had sot warepreasnied what he wee tad, the moment was sent to Mr. Cowan, who, in reaming it, said it wee substantially what the gesetal bad told him. He did met wish to be eadentood as replying to the Chancellor of the Fach•qawr, but he merely pat forth that as eradiate of the impression left or the wad of General Geribakli by kis coafereuoe with the right boa. gentleman. The CaaanaLoa a the ESCHWILEI said that after the pnblicatea of Mr. Femmes'. Lamm there was a coeval. ration between eight gentleman at Stafad-hoese, sad they rune unanimously to the oreclualos, that beteg the orgy datum they had before them, that if the general went through the programme that tied been sketched hie health must break down. He had thirty town. m his lint _ se a laviisiices wet! :rapidly co iii from A quartile, whisk wore ea rarddlilidr. - - alitt o x edir tiewea to skein he alluded were Duke of Ms the Marl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Seely, Gwen' Mbar, Mr. weld, Wood Paid, Mr. Boeeiuci sad him self ; sad Imo ' that is ell probability the het would et. Lege se be wont tbey ease to the uaaaiseree towds eke that it would be to Ix spas a limited hotel towns to be visited as a matter of aelf-defutoe. That was til• oosunimication which they all thought ought to be made to the general. Then came the quieten who should make ft It was suggested that ha =add dose, bat at Ant be re fwd. and said it bed bet= be mode by some as* met* intimately acquainted with the gement. Accordingly Colonel Bard and General Ebor went to him tad made a oommenicatioe. When they came oat they said they wilted him (the Chansellor of the Fachequar) to me the generaL He mid," Very good, I will es and see him." Am be w What be said to the general he shard y in the Home of Couimees, emitting made, material. The upshot of the ollatemeM he made tamed ems the letter of Mr. Nepotist and the =possibility of any one going through sack an sznanit of work as was already ansagrd for his. With taper to the mooed of the alleged temptations to him to go, namely, that be had bed a grand reception, ad that it would be better that he =add go lest anything should bappon which would do lma from it, what be really Otani was , that this was a airy extraordinary and really Mitotical event. from its =n and oompleniesse as a national reception, but we in the nature of anal things ea to beer si deline* repetition. That wan absolutely all this be =ad on that subject. With regard to the third point, that It might lead to compliatioes unpleasant to the government, that was entirely and absolutely a inassice, he never having made the smallest referees, to it. What . he stated to Garibaldi, be stated oatinuoindy. He might ham agrees= himself badly, balk was par able limb the whoa papa of what he said should have beat miseadeselsod, and he wee sure that he said nothing is the sffigblett degas resembling that last sad mast imps lent abillement, • genesel, tile tact is, if this sea at thing gees cm much further it may lead to complications shalt may be unpleasant to as ;" to which the general re plied, "Mr. Glalstme, em I to undaunted that yea with ins to go. Manse it you tell me that you with me to go. I will go ;" and that prima in that way he gave the general to understaad that they did wish him to g o. Nat one syl lable MOM was spokes, and so wards which mold be mar nedsesheed or misconstrued in that way. It was needless to my that the idea mar crossed his mind, end although be bed less eskelsbed at e geed may Maga, he never was mere ashinitbed in Ms life tine whoa he saw the stateseset is question. Mr. hearts—That is the truth of the whole thing. The Cummins of the Elmira= stated that all be told the paeeel wag., that it would be detrimental to kis health and strength if the kind of operatics to which he was then being subjected wait to be astleued indssoftolv. He near glanced at his giving up his provincial tau, though be must say that he should have thought it the right thing to do circumstanced as the general Inc All that he did was to apnoea the °paha of the eight palms= be had named, room meading him to adopt a limited tour, and to fix it by a program= Believer wiceutmended the abandonment of the tow. When he added that. Garibaldi seared to be sensible of the firm of it, and said it was better to give up the tour altogether, became it was impossible for him to draw a distinction. As an individual be (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) then said that the general had come to a wise resolution ; for be could sot deny that there was a difficulty which could sot be avoided is drawing seek dialectician bat it was as spontassous suggostica of the irralhimself. Hs did ask him whether it was not the thst he felt somewhat exhaneNd already ; and be mid that be did. Hs was not aware that saything sin took place, bat certainly nothing pared which to the slightest degree resembled the state meet that bad bets Mr. Etna= mid that it was unileubtally the impression a the genteel himself that paean bad been put upon his to taloa him to bare, and be made no mat of it, but memenciated It freely to dal and various other erndental fends ; ad ii • otravereetion white he bin self bd with Garibildi, be had remarked that the liberal the nmet would regret this allot lo hod gorse, to which FaCisena, "It they express air regret before ashl atey." The impreassce, however, wee snowed bs remein is Ids mind. • Oesiseuns of the irI.CIEKIOXI was set •an that ay ere 41,1 with the governest wee alpinist d my see ; for his put he bed ea the swan linsehila h. Re would may say net es Wednesday sawing. who he maw the Bunn at his (the right his. 'lntr'a) own bon, be took boo aide and mid, a are • quantity of fables go= abroad, will it ea be the best plea that I Ana tell the Wink has se tin men= is yerliain I' sad he " Certetely," to whieh beregbel, " I us glad youagen with me." He onandy had ea the weillat oommunkatioa from him ermaing the brtoe ins ran. en—Tisme really wee such as =eremite es the paned% mid ; •Mere wii so mama at doubt asst. ear el it, kw be mid a me, it ti • meter benne it. Bailin gon er a= the learns= sad wbas I replied that thement bed ear so adios Is War en to his plus, and pasted out what Lord Palmas.= bad said, be Wined it en mere Minn= tatnna, end rY " flat does sot name mm" The Caemeesioa of tie Lemma add that it wield bays bees a great adeteke ea the pert el the roveraamt to law expremed say spoke ea liesettee. H..eali est, of eves% rawer fee like kapeeedea ea eeelbeldre seal Of .11 dames of abea pentanes ware sent apt I. fall bole the wee easeheleg tbeoomelves. Ile late Neal of Aberdeen, els wee ern of **bed male everkeetr, Poesy, *glove • Wit of ltsilevlop people TIM we a melluese t of obareateit; eadl be, be, MI a habit of believig pee*. add !alai Vies at tisk ward till be led ewes te = tbee s eir if tbereere idw iza shielbutibig easvaieel of le people. sad Ilfefeeleseleestiete Iva I th e OBIT end tai 'bat meets* bee% gee wee liable te tumble We lb. pest see. Omni Gel& ULU bed deeetbak be weevvey terry hell. Ifeeseill epee men Om webs the sialeseeet be bad, sod same way peel see war Witt deer I. elbow% I. ilia lib see [TWOPEN CE rare that he had omitted nothing which could qualify the statement he bed made. What be wanted wee to get rid of the arnimpbere at istepiciou by which he seemed to be sur rounded. lisaues said that it was impossible not to suppose that the general wee under • total misunderstanding of what M.r. Gledekee mesas to convey. The Cnancelton of the EXCREQUIR—II may have _peneed through hie mind theism • member of the cabinet I did sot wish to say anything palatal, bat so doubt what waa in my mind was so and so ; butheta • mall of such extraordinary rummy that Ima wail oaddintsed his aappreming the =worms of hie mind. Yr. BILL= said that after what had pared the Chan cella. of the Exchequer could not be surprised that they desired Mohave the matter ideated up. Mr. ODGEIII said that than was one point on which the workingmen were not eatiadird, and that was with respect to the state of the general's health, for while Dr. Ferguason was writing letters, saying be was not in good health, he himself declared that he was in very good health. The Cariscm.wa of the Exciter:rum said he could not eater into that queetiou, having acted entirely on Dr. Fer gu!'s'."'' Mtge a few further questions, Mr. &cal.'s, ou the part of the deputation, thanked the right hon. gentleman for the courteous manner in which they had been rewired, and t h e deputation retired. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. The eleventh meeting of the present session of this misty was held at Barliastoa Douse, on Monday • evening, the 911 i bat ; Sir. aroport,. Y. (Adz The paper Ned was oa "A Newly-discovered Low Me over the dada. iu Chili, south of Valdivia," by Doe Gail- Isms Cox, translated sad couninunested by Sir Woodbine Parish. _ A seensd was reed cm the " Upper Provisoes of the Agostino Republic," by T. J. Hatehinaon, her Majesty's mama at Basatio. The great railway through the Aries tine provlasat, projected by Kr. Wheslernght, having best very imam* reported oa in thia paper, the praddeat called upon Mr. Wheelwrigh yt, who wee present, towhat inflow* tie discovery of sew please would have oil hie scheme for amyl's' a Bee of railway over the Andes, Mr. Wdzamoar described the route laid down for his railway over as. of the aortherly penes of Chill at an altitude of IC= feet, and stated that a much lower pass had hem dissented farther south; bat that it was a question which would be the more predicable for a limo of railway, so the lower pass, bong further to the south, might not it so hes from snow as the higher, but more bortherly gam The southern pass„ however would be in a meek more direct line with the populated part of the Actin* provisoes. Pazaroarrr, Won adjourning the meeting, called atteutiou to a series of paintings of the Zambesi Falk, the predation of Mr. Thomas Baines, who had spei , s4 o a d := time in the heart of Africa sketching th e scenery of this fine stared. He alai announced that the anniverwary meeting and (linear of the society would take place es Monday, the 23rd of May. ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GMAT BRITAIN....At the gemersl seeethly meethig ea Monday, Mr. William Pole, F.R.8., treasurer sad vice-president. in the chair, the Han. Hairy Frederick Cowper, Mr. George CliveALP., Lieutement-Ookmel George Palmer Evelyn, Mr. William Dell, and Mr. W il liam Graham, were elected members of the Metitatice. ROYAL COLLSOZ OF SITHOROIte OF ENGLAND. The followiagjealleami, harbor undertow, the noomeary szatoisations foe the diploma, were admitted membered the college at • mating of the Court of Examiners on the 10th Met., viz. :—Msears. Mesa View Bonin, L.R.C.P. Loud., St. John's-wood ; Charles Maids, Brewer, Newport, Mon mouthshire ; Holbert Bramwhhe Spargin, Threpotoss, Noetbsniptosthire ; Charles St. Auby• Hawk**, Rodreith ; George ..asder Aug Coats& Sirhowy. Moomouth shire Thomas EdwaM Dario, Hayes, Liverpool ;tx Growcock, Falungbarn, Linoshishw• ; Moro Woolley, sear Rory St. Ednassida ; Martindale Cowslade ward, Markham-square ; Jaen Wheelock nitwit, An. Maya, W. I. • Robert Charles Earle, Tatum, Devon ; Herbed Char .. Pickard Kuser. Longford, Derr Coventry ; Gawps Paddon. Hilskis, Herta ; William Slingeby Mann, Bernonghun ; Mosey Richard Smith, Newark Notts ; William Brahma Goodfellow, Com ire mercial-road •, Hoary Todd Becoghtos, Radford , Yeekab ; Fredatick Henry Hums, Anga-torraes. Wheat ; James Salim Meyers, Dements, West lodise ; John Druat, Gaineboroagh ; Charles Frederick Haight, L.S. A., Brill, Backs; Joseph Morris, LP..O.P. and L.E.A., Pitsdloy, Warwickshire; arid Hoary Gilbert Jackson, Loeb. WORKING Mmes Own AHD Iwnrirrn.—Yester day morning a conferthes os working men's alias sad institutes weri mess& at the Whitiiiiikm Club, under the preaidemy of the Fen of Lichfield, who was emporia by Lord Lytheltris, Sir F. Grey, Mr. High Otran, of the Poor Law Board, Dr. /Mott, and other mistletoe*. The pro omdMp wars of a strictly practical character. After sa adrese from the aminnao on the import ante of the.. mime, Lord Lethal.= indicated what shook' be the satyrs d tho rules, recommending that they should not be of too stringent • character, and that due goarantess should b. 11 , 1141 to subscribers that their molter should be applied to the objects for s hi& it was paid, while the legitimate ealf•governiaient by the members of the elute should nut be nassomearily intorfered with. Mr. H. Orrim expressed a hop• that proper safeguards would be takes for the sectuity of ths property of the club. Raise were ultimately adopted, and rimy valuable macs time were made for the filters workbag of the institution. At an adjourned meeting to the evening papers ware read on the internal working of the (dab, and ea to the mature of the payemate to be Mmk. THE RIGHT or PUBLIC MEETING IN TIM • palate maistisg. monerausly attesided, was held last sight at the rooms of the Univocal League for the Welfare of the Induatrious Glares, Oreek-street, Soho, for the purport of comidenag she boot steps to be takes ire ..curia; th• right of the people to meet i• the parka to discuss political ix social subjects. Mr. Edmund Beam was coiled to the char, and optima the business by detailing the promediags res pected with the late Garibaldi meeting on Priairose-hill, and cosclolod by reading the resolutions relating to the tight of public amities adopted on that cromaion. Con siderable diminution ensued, and the following resolution wm ultimately canted usanintowsly Proposed by Captain 1). Rogers, said soomded by Mr. Side " That this meatier/is of °pram that the resolution pared at the Primrose-11R mating, co Saturday last, should be forwarded to the mektmelitaa ..ambersof parihmest, with a request to the neinitheen for Maryleboae to ask the government If there is say doubt as to the right of the people of Lemke to mast peaceably is the prim, or other open spasm, to oos. eider any political or social quesairos &Ater og their interims; and that in the event of the govere meat claming any power to interfere with such right, the, that the necessary further step for eeeeltilshias work right be take. into weirdos ties." It was them resolved that la. anotioa should shad adjourned until al ter the answer of the gommunsat had bola given to the above question. Sinewm-Hotzrms.—At a meeting of the Lon don filiserimßolstsin Committee, held yes...to:lay msobg, Mr. Ilisistsmans is the chair, a remilutioo waireenried to th• effect that the pertiaipatioo of Germs goversermin is the Cockcroft is to be comidared tantamount to sa set of treason against the Garman nation. It was further meowed to direct the attrition et the Germans in Enidasd to the fast that say steps date or attempted to be done by them with • view of isfbeestring M. von Benet is his moduslist Coeferosse would bit a practical scknowledgmeni of Ws Ckefortroa. ABOUTION or TtOINFIXEB OX TEI SMUT SIDE or TEI Taassa.—A osamoletee has Imes formed for this *bpi, isoladiag the maws of Sir Jeeple Autos, 14r. W. Jaime', M.P., sad other moth= of Ito late Toll Bohm Omeadise. TM sooduet at the proceedings ha. bora placid aulairely s the heads of Yea. J. E. Bradfield, the radium/Pry st sat of the lato ormaelttes. num OF LOXDON.—It appears from the report of the Ragistrardleseral that 1,311 drabs were registered is Loathe is lbs wash that eroded beet estarday. Ice tie lea carrespaals. weeks of the years 1854-63, the amuse amber we. 1,1911 whisk if raised Is propmies to M. maw at prisms would give • merheft kw the perm wt time of 1.311. The deaths of Let week sawmills% Mealy with the estimated amomt. 319 deaths marred ham spade dimes ; of those 9 were caused fry & pox, 55 by aessies, 40 by werlatim, 9 try dislikes* am by 21 whoopeaspegh, sad 65 by typhus. 216 mom dial from themes of the respirasoey organs faxstariar of plithisis), bromidlis was Mal is 121 emu sad pasamis i 74. PPM* earrisd if 183 pe50.,136 of these dying between the saes of 10 sad SO yews. peewee were killed by nhieMe Is tie *Meth The daughter of a goatlemas, seed 15 years, did at Sydasbast-rias, Forast-hill, from typhoid favor maim _pasumala 3 days. 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