The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-24 00:00:00

1: : 51 :- ..... I • •••• * - 1 • rll - . - "--€.5-14145..----s:)? R . 1-!,_.,.. ‘. ,_ R _ V. 4 iliclA 'A v t —% , Ma.AG t IR XX. -: 1' -._.-.--, LII . . 1041 ....._ : r , 3 MAY 186 3 . f. d- -- I . ed 4 74 :. ( 1 11 . p•- • a:.tt .i-. 1 / I • . • • • • . !..:. Qt. • t • sit .17, . ri , • ... : I,' r. : r. ii • t: 1 , , ': . 1 , .' ? rflUO I • :., 1. , II! A I 4..../A A _ .:!1 (.1 I • • 4 c / • / r -4, ii LONDON, FRIDAY EYX2dikible. APRIL 24, 1808. No. 6,775.] T. VIENABIZI9 & 13011 R, 10t, 104 sad 106. INVELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. [BTARPIII) id. ADDITIONAL.] COI E PENNY mETßoPeureig =a ST. JOHN'S-WOOD RiELWAY. Ms LINE Is NOW OPLN tor TILMIC. Mlle FUSON, Gems' Wass... OUR COl (THIS DAY.) AIETROPOLITAII DISTRICT RAILWAY COMPANY. f ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that SCRIP CIRTITICATLS fo. tte Six per Out. Debenture Stock, recently item& will bt „,,dy to be xxcnAxozp for the Bankers' Raosipta at this (Wee on and after TUESDAY, the NM blend. Mann. haling paid op In tall are requested to used is Uniz Receipts, with the name and address in which the mod. 3 f 0 be rentetered, on and after the lath May, when the .14,1 L will be duly minaret and Debenture Stock Certificates • mud in exchange. GEO. HOPWOOD, Seezetuy. , westmendashera, Apri 2S, ISIS. THE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. London 011ce =MOT= from 21, Pluoh-lano To 11110, MINIM No. 37. NICHOLAS-WM, LOMBARD-ST=l% E.C. CONEY, in large or mall amounts, and for long .1. or short periods, with or without • life policy, readily ob- Wriahle at the NATIONAL GUARDIAN APBI7RANCZ 0014 JA.Y allotted), 48t, oMced•strost, Bloomsbury, W.C. MONEY. —£20 to £BOO ADVANCED immo -40417 en Furniture, without removal, public , ty, orlon costs. Itay be repaid by easy instabne.ta. No charge ff de. dined. Sundae dispensed wffn--AMAY twcanso/. id Ob. C. Ad abrArs r., Southampton-street. aseane, w. vans made silo on }oases, life pollans, sta. T 8 REOOVE.RED and CLAIMS PROBE 1J CU by • Pmfeeelonal C 000811117.3 of practice and rope:lability, free of charges the credttor,npoe a °orangutan of 10 per out. on the amount recorered.—Apply for address, or t) letter to A.Z.,rfo. AS, Clty-road, LC. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, R• Se, Colenumetreet, Re., Negotiates Partnerships, 'indite stsi rijults bookie: intricate aconents,effects arrangements with re4ltors without pateleity, and peewee scoounte for Court of .a...ruptAl. Saks d Reversions. we Interests, and Annuities ftt,:eal, and mouser ebleined t commodious with We Assurance. REYNOLDS and SMITH, Public Acomuitanta, IS. Coleman-street, EX.—lf/ACLU NTS' and TILLDFIi- E.OOKR audited, _potted, and bideured neriodicallE hf 4 act if dedreth COMPENSATIOIV CLADJS carefully pre :•,i and pr•eteuted. ARRANGEMENTS made with • nti•Efoud by competition deed or otherwise. BANK. El Igo ACCOUNTS prepared for the Court. R. and S. confer Write with Clients without chum% and from their large oz• ure aid connexions In the London Eiudtruptey Court can , 1; d1, r important assistance.—DEßTS COLLECTED no commit • r at a low remuneration. Terms on apptimtlea. PA. I. of the highest standing. AIDE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call M eon the undersigned. and be relieved from the en imprisonment sad executions. bankruptcy and e ....es conducted on moderate terms. Private arear.ge • m..de with creditors. Deeds of composition and swig,. n. rt executed. Protection to person and property obtained Inth , nt nnisßellg.—Apply to mc I. HAUIi, 417, Strand, W.C. ID r,,. It till a. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Uutteead and Plato (tests. %I APPIN AND WEBB'S Eleclra Swans and Yorks. M APPIN AND WEBB'S Eleetro Silver Maw %LAPPIN AND WEB F !' i li Bever steel Tubb Knives. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Vanufactunrrs 77 anti 78, OXYON.D.STNERT ; and 71 and 78. CORN HILL, LONDON. (MATWOOD'S "INVINCIEL" SAFES and LOCKS for Banters and others are only to he had from the wtnt.er of the OWlenge States of 10.000 (mars it the Paris Exhildtkm. Depot. ISO. Cannon•atreet. London, KC. IMPREGNABLE SAFES and LOCKS. MLasrs. 11013113. HART, and CO. call the special at • f Bankers, lioidusdths Jewellers, mlitethera in poesead= •ide property. to their newly-patented NAY'S. which is se • • • ;meted as to be impregnable against all the astilices rd t , •nr-glar, in the WO of the drill, the wedge, the screw, or the • i ..• - ler, by baring its sides sad angles bold together by a •• •t of dovetailing, instead of the old in mike of rivetting t• being filled with molten iron. BO as to form a hotno . • . mass, with the edges of the mate within them. The • .., are ale° protected by a newly-invented kat, which • Im tal.lc sgaind the most skilled class of Mullen, en well as 14. :,.t ,t scientific mechanictana . . . Lorks „ of every description, far mansions, hotels, dwelling . A: at moderate prices. Dosertptive priee.lfsts tree on ea, lon to Messrs. HOW, HART, end CO.. 76, theapsitle, E. C. and WEDGE- I E J I L A N W .—lt K you S irlsh tw Fite proof Bate, apply to JOHN Trt ir : l N, he tiring Se a , L ; ce uat &spore of eossitlerebly under the original prke,—Were- Walbrook, SECOND-HAND FIRE and BU P.OLAR PROOF • 11 , 1"...4.-IBet4 -re purchasing mid for OrlAithe Monthly 1.14 : • tiev, by Milner, Marr, Thos. Perry and Sons, Mordan, A hatiehl, and every eminent maker, at aired half the i yr. A guarantee given with each. A lame quantity ..f ufes, teem L 2 los. Apply 4..02.1271THM, tb, Cannon Hn et, 1: C. PIGEONS. kiII:TRIM and CO., DTI= and CLEANERS, Dockhand, Bennoadawy: 44. Lsiendersquars ; 98, 11mM-street Grosvenor-square. RPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- Mt Chintz Glazing, Silk 1111141 Damask Dyeing, with every thwripti.ei of llleachlag, Vsl ed moderately, and brought to perfection by the Met Ilan Steal fileachingand Dyeing 17, Whartvoad, y-road, and 472, New Orford-et. COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Bast coals only. Cash 25e.-13, Carnival. COALS. The CLAY CRUM COMPANY supply direst hum Weir Collisetss st Clay Cross.—Tbs bat. coati to Were Luel, at nu per too ; ssoonds, 19o—Csit op claw .—Oyders to OILER OMR. 11. BUZWOOD•PLAR ARK -ROAD. W. RILL -BIDE HYDROP&THIC ZSTABLIEIR MINT, near Godards*, Surrey. Trains ran from Waterloo Station. London, to Gottalasing. In about an hoar. A contionatkm of Warm and Tonto Treatment is here adminis tered stilted to the most delicate constitutions. The sitnatkm ts roe of the finest on the Surrey Bina—Yoe prospectuses, apply to Mr. NAM:ILLY, M.8.C.8. VIGORAITVE NERVIER ESSENCE TH7E IN le most powerful nutritive cordial ever Introduced ; re stores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the Into rrity of wLirh perfect health depanda It is a specific for debt. lily of all kiwis, and from Its containing among other Inge. .'irnts pepsine and phosphate of soda, will prove Wetly bege t lot to the nervous and dyspeptic, vide Dr. Hau a lra report. rice tr. per bottle, or four quantlUee in one for M.—nolo ‘,.eota. Messrs. NM/MARTIN and Co., MO, Orfordoireat, London. Carriage free ea receipt of remittance. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never laird remedy, prepared without any mem-mist ingredient, will be found Invaluable to all who sneer tram 1.01,1 and liver complaints, indlgestion, wind, span'.jtddt dizzhiesx of the eyes, do. For habitual cosUvenese, as • family aperient medicine, and u a twiner of the blood, they sr* truly excellent; mild In their operation and grateful to the ytonntb, they create appetite, promotedigestion, and too whole nervous system —Sold by W. Lambert, li ti =l". Kin:: William-street, Charing-mom, and by most diultitidex Ia is led, and three them the quantity in one, 2s. Bd. Be are in ask for Dr. fl o ott' s Bilious and Liver Pill.. The genuine aye in • inners rasa nasal" with Isvalerr eM sraved on the shoo. IirOODHOUSE'S BALSAM OF SPERMA CET( —The great efilesey of Sperrnaoeti to soothing a'.!.1% log the InIMDDkI of Cones and Colds has teen wen ‘. f. .r many - years. It speedily relieves all tightasse and of the chest, and by its soothing qualities enables 1 ,, ••••• Lammed by the night oomgh to °Mak refredkag deep. , !,00so's Balsam of 1. aeepared I and SONS, 95, Farrb4d n-street, n, from the n , f , ,u1., of the late Tecimui Woodhouse ; and sold to battles lid., fa 9d., sad do. Id. sada May be obtained of any • r.6.1.11L ►rHE PHARMACOPEIA. An Extract from the deemed blebs (pew 11$) of the ; issxlation of the Pharmacopeia of the loyal College Of Physicians of London, EY Dr. C. F. Collier. Published by Longman and Co. is no smell defect la the compldation Opeakiss of the that w e bays so variative nues let what aloes, 3et we k now that hawnonholdal poem elaziot Atea except It be in the fore et C OC II L E'S PILLS, •!*h chiefly consist of alms, scannnony, and color/nth. which I .:.k or- formed into a sort of compound extract, the acridity ehien is obviated. I suspect, by an alkaline Fromm sad b, • ingredielt 'unknown to me) of an aromatic Male eaters. alai no better and no won. of it for Its being a patent midi ' e I look at It as an artick of commerce apd domestic eon ‘ti.ience, and do not Imitate to say It Is the beet made pill in !!.t ..ingdoes : a muscular mune, a mimes pop, and a hydro l'w6e butte combined. and thetr Beds popery °Dandled by I '4 o,,Thand a Conigent. Thai it does not COMMICSID produce oids like most acetic pile. I attribute to ha being ... t4 ittithlY soluble, so that no andreenlved particles adhere to air Unmet membrane." I. 6. 4 , IS,. LONDON. Established nearly hilt a Century. FIRST-CLM3B CARPETS, . CURTAINS, LOWEST PLUMS, Carriage Pres. Patterns Mt to we COWAtrY Fie* FIRST CLASS SILKS mower mums. Corday Ina Pattern Seat tato the Country Flee FIRST CLASS FANCY DRUM, LOWERS FMCS& Carriage Foto Petters, Beat to the Ciseatag Tree. ADDZIN. T o VENABLES AND SONS, WICITECHATEL.• LONDON, E. Notablithed wady ball a enter,. FIRST CLAM SHAWLS, MANTLES, LOWIIII7 PIO= • Canino rm. Price lists ant rtes. . . FIRST CLASS ,MOVRNISO, Carriage Etta • slotberus to the Motto Pram FIRST CLAPS LINENS, OCiTTON GOODS, UMW rum Canino Tree. Tattertis sent to the Country Free. fTI VENABLES SONS, 103, T. 104, 105, WHITECHAPIL, 2, 4,6, & 8, Commercial-greet LONDON. Esoabllebed nearly ball a Century. F IRST CLASS DRAPERY, LowEsT PRICES, t ening. Free. rattans sent to the Country Fero FIRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, LAYLITES, LOIFE.T MICK!. Carriage Free. ' Price List wit Free. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS BEDDING, Au Illustrated Catalogue se•l Yrse. UPHOLSTERY. T o VENABLES AND SONS, va. 104 and 106, WILITS.CHAPIL. and S. 4, C, .4, S. COMMERCIAL-STREET, LONDON, E. Fatslathed nearly half A Century. SAIIOE.—LEA and PERR IN Er WOE. BAUM Tbh delicious condiment. Pronounced by nonnetatenly "THE ONLY 1100 D SAWA," h prepared solely by IRA and PI:REIM. The public are repecttully cautioned amainst worthless imitn. dons. aad should sem that Lea and AMU' ISMS are ouwrapper, laDel,bottie. and ASK ta li n er iA and PERRIER IIIiUCE. Said wbok;sle s" lll;rar erport4 L lti;;frotafatOia Warcaatar ; Beers. CROSSE and BLACK ; Hawn. BARCLAY saa SONS. Lanka. de., dc.: and by groan and annum wilyermarly. TVIIIEY, TAILOR, .1 no. PENCHI:RCA-STRUT, IEO, ;Nearly oppoidto Mark-looe.) Perfect Ming Ganneota. Moderate climes. Note the addroo-1" r/INClitatCli-STRILLT, CITY. puma of TAILORS has been our registered I Mark since we received the Exhibition him Medal for style, and excellence, and wo eoliths' to pubibb the billions on account of the great demand and flattering terms with which they bare been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading 111., of ton, in the costume patronised by the Elite of ~bean monde. Pathless post tree, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated VA. fancy or black doe tronsere cloth vests, re ed.: cults of super black cloth, ISM : suite of fancy Treed , aft. :heshowe ap. r i prool overoos=l . , and cat superior . played, and am t ually rial pm. our sserriarita over ell Com. =7.—T. and HARMAN, In, 'Um WUllastatreet, Loudon- RUPTURES. —By Royal Letters Patent. WHITES ROCA( AIN LXV7.R TRIM (perfected sad exhibited in the Exhibitions, MU and 186t)is allowed by upwards of NO medical men to he the most offeetiminvestiee in the cora tire treatment of Hernia. The use of a steel epdati often hurtful In ita effects. is bare avoided. • so ft bamboo Earn round th e body, while the requisite twist*/ power is ea led by the 310 C-MAIN PAD and PATER? LITER: Ettmi with so taudims• and closeness that it cannot be detected. and may be von during sleep. A descriptive dressier may be had, and the truss forwarded its poet, ea the eireuntficence of the body. two lashes below the hips, Ldag sent to the maker, Mr. WRITE. M. Piccadilly. Prices, las., Ms. SW id., and Ms. od. Pause, le An UMBILICAL TRUSS on the same principle. HARRETS CRYSTAL SPECTACLES ol known encelletos asa oily be bad at &2. Great Massed street, opposite the TI MM Memo OGLES. Th• very best steel lbs. sad Iea—THOYAS ELARRIa and Rasa &VON Use woolta ealdost Penolat dated 616615 alma lestablisteml IMO. No velars ea mode. MIL HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 6!, rectetreet ♦t home from 10 till A Caere'Wien Free. ARTIFICIAL TOOTH on VULCANITE from Est ; full set ham AA ; on pledsdeed silver, 7a ; tall set, RA ;on phallus, 10e. full sea ; on told, from 15a to foll set. from Ll 2 to "16 ; stopping, ta. ; sold, lOs alma= by local malteds. 65.: under chloroform, Ds.: old sets reined or allowed for. Consultation tree. lir. WARD, M.D.&, imd over Id years 'radical Dentist to Os PrOIOSSMIO. 118, Ilxford-etreet, W., between Duke and Oreberdetreeto. JOHN GOSNELL sad Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE Is greativ superior to my Tooth Powder. siege the Teeth a penrt-like whiteness, necktie the enamel tram decay, and inserts a pleasing tresranoe to the breath. Prise la ed. JOHN GOSNELL and Co's PATENT TIIICHOSAYON, ow newly-invented HAM-BRUSH, the peculiar mechanical construction of which socomplishes the two °prelims of claiming and polishing stunittaneouily. PS, UpparTbaniewst, late of ltilweelLing-ct.,Lombard-st..Losidos. DA"'B ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. Au invaluable prevention for paining broken chins, glass, earthenware. woods, cabinet-work, and tasty 'Moles of every description, with extrema strength and Mabel. remark able for the great tadllty of nsing it. Aa there are several dl. gutostal imitations of 1210 Dimond Cement, the public an avoid failure end illiappohoteneot only by atriet canton is, pur &acing sone witlant Ike signalstre *. R Davy" ow the wrsp-er. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous to his invention. N.R—Manntactured by BARCLAY ant flUle, No. SS, lairlegdos-atrest. Mee, Is. per bottle. Pries la, now to RINIW LIVE; or, the Treatment sod Cele el nommattes. lllatulenca. and NATOUS Aloe flow peculiar to Men. — By JOHN Heaver, M.D . F.A.S.. Londe& Dean ,al Sou. 46, ludgatrhill, LC. POTTER, 29, Dnke-strea, Piccadilly E. (ne.rly opposite the Burllngtoo•arcade`, Importer el the Monet Brands of HAVANA Cl4MitB—idz., Partear t bera Flue do Cuba, Cabanas, Henry Clay, Prindpe de Upmenne, lottniklad, La Xatllde, Legithnidad. To • seen In Clears the above are eepeelaily recommended u being really asst-elsas. TofCULTIVATION TEA in the Mot R llles ban now booms an lerportsnt feature. Since the Introduction of Antra Tea, sairV 40 man ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COM lAN V' have, on account of Its great strength and exquisite finvotir t pronloted In sale by every minas. The Tea Districts, then confined to i." . 1: Asmara, have gradually extended, and Team front other of India are arriving, thus offering greater varieties. The empany are now selling nem Lacher, Darjeeling. &c., at from Ts. 10.1. to to dd. per lb., and China Teas u renal.—W..rehouses, No. 0, Great Bt. Helen's ehurchatd, Blakeman. Pries Ina lergrarded on appliance. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConductedbyCHAßLis Inmate. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConductedbyClimuss Dictums. Cheap nitlon. Well printed on good /leper. Sispenee monthly. Para L-140 llenna—wiik the MAY Yegaetrea, London : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paterneeter.row. WILLS AND REQUESTS. The will of General Sir Thomas William Browns Brothertoo, G.C.8., colonel of the Ist Dragoon Goaids, formerly of Upper Brook-street, Grosvenoragnarc, and late of Ether, Surrey, am proved in the London Court on the 2nd inst., by John Wm. Brotheitoo, Esq., the son ; the Rev. Ju. Palma, of Idernsca, Yorkshire; and Geo Lake Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, the as eremite?, and trustee.. The pereensity was sworn ender 30,0001. The will h dated Dee. 19. 1865; and two codicils, September and November, 1866. The gallant general died Jan. 20 last, at his country residence, aged 83. He had *erred with distinction In Egypt, under Sir R. Abercrombie, and in the Peninsular War. To Lady Brothertoo, who is provided for under settlemeet, he has bequeathed all his jewels and erns mental of the person and an immediate legacy of 2001. The plate to be held as heirlooms. To each of his daughters he loaves as annuity of 2001. ; to his said son be has de ' vised his freehold states and appoints hiss residuary um", T rhe will of Charles Gray Round, Iraq., of Birehdeall, near Colchester, Essex , was proved in the registry at Ips wich by James Inglis. Esq.. sad Anthony W. Freeland, testator's nephew, of Lincoln's-Inn barrister -at-law, the joint acting executors. The perso nalty was sworn under 120,0001. The testator died, December 1, 1867, at the age of seventy, having executed his will August, 1866, and two codicils, October and November, 1867. The testator was formerly M.P. for North Essex, a'magistrate, , chairman of the Essex Quarter Sessions and recorder of Colchester. He has bequeathed to his ;rife an ennui of 4,000/. an immediate legacy of 500 f., and the dance of of Birch-bull; and gives her she right of nomination to the &drowse's of Birch and St. Runwald, Colchester. He leaves 1,0001. to the Reolesiasticel Commissioners for the augmentation of the living of St. It univahL Be bequeaths to the Essex end Colchester Hospital 2501., and a like sum to the honorary fund of the Aldham and United Parishes Insurance Society, free of duty. His freehold property and the residue of the personalby, subject to any claims, be loaves to his nephew, James Round, Esq. The will of Mrs. Louisa Bonstoun Douglas relict of the Rev. Alexander Honetoun Douglas , late of Eaton-square, was proved in the London Court under 100,0001. per by Rear-Admiral Wallace lioustoun sad Frede rick John Blake, Fp., the joint sot* executors sod trustees. The will is dated August 21, 1856, and a codicil October Zi, 1867 ; and the testatrix died March 12 hat. She bequeaths to her niece Louisa, who was living with her, all her diamonds, book', pic tures, be., absolutely ; and bequeaths all her other levy and ornaments of the person between her said niece Louisa and her other nieces: There are numerous specific and pecuniary bequests to her pereemal Mends, and legs , ties to her servants. The plate she leaves to Alexa nder Houston. Her freeholds and the residue of bar personal property she bequeaths to Admiral Wallace Houstosin, son of Sir Robert Honstoun,K.C.B.—llloatrated LoncloaNtics. THE ROYAL VISIT TO WALES.—The Oswerfry Adrertierr asps:—" It is very currently rumoured that the Prince and Princess of Wales will return front Car narron by way of the Aberysthith and Welsh Omni and Cambrian Railways, slaying at Has Maohyalleth, the Walsh residence of Earl Vane, for lunch. There woold sot be much difference in the distance boleros this rents to England and the other, and the mom on the route is incomparably move beautiful." SHAICIMPEARen BlRTMDAY.—Yesterday, at Bir mingham, a Shakemeare Memorial Meaty was formally I opened by the Mayor (Mr. Thomas Avery), and it is urea to the public for ever through the corporation. This co contains every edition of the poet's works. and includes a large portion of the entire nom of Shakespeare literature. There is Halliwell'e edition in 14 volumes • and Mews. antiserum and Co. have made • valuable emitribution ; 1111 hove also Mr. Charles Knight, Mr. George Dews= Mr. Sebastian Evans, Mr. S. M ' anisa and others. The me naced= have expended a sum of 6001. In the Storing-op a room at the Free Reference Library for the reception of them interesting and curium collections. In honour of the event the Mayer entertained a numerals party at dinner at the Royal Hotel. ADMIRALTY, APAIL 23. Arronmengre. Lieutenant Hodo Lance, to the Juana Ilishhip• men George do C. Egerton, to the ,Liffery ; Charlea IL Hawker, to the Ocean, and J. W. Biagio, to the Rodney. Naval Cadet &beard Stevens , to the Rodney. Naval Cadets, nominated, George Hui and Arthur Baeon. =l=Edwin J. Pearce, to the In&s, for Clinker ; T. Page, to the Indus. for Black Primal. Pint clam assistant engineer Nicholas H. Bowe, to the Bustard. Quennwroww, APRIL 24.—The Inman lidaysl Mail steamer City of Boston mimed hare at 10.30 am. to-day, embarked mails and pearangers, and penoreded for New York at 3.40 p.m. All well. AortwrigriThur. ROYAL COMPANY (LimrtAD).—The fourth annual meeting d this company was held mantis, at the Salishmi Hotel,Sellsbury-equni ;Mr. H. Ttetheiry in the chair. T'ke report of the directors was read * Mr. W. H. Lewis, manager and cemetery The htedireor of the year shows a difference of 1,44111. Ith. 44 In - favour of the past as compared with the year. Considering that hotel business lmbeen so unsalinfaotory d • 18:t14 increase is encouraging. In the firm thaw menthe of 1868 the returns were 3001. in advance of the Mine period of 1867, and if this pregrese continues diming the whole year, it will yield an inseam of overl,lool at aim next meeting. The premien sublet nearly pay the ermsad rent , of the whole property. Captain Dew, one el thip dire°• tors, has died during the year, but It ie act at present to All up the vacancy thus created at board. Mows- Cisyden and Congreve, retiring were reldwited. TMs report was wiardnumaly dupe* A cor dial vote of thanks to the directors and monetary termi nated the proceedings. A Horrwrr swum, nr EEXCITTIOA—The Ten d:lag Hundred Railway, a short lime running from the Grogassiora near Coldwater, has been mind under an sounstisn from the sheriff of Ram. The railing. stook to the Great Zagora, end cannot be wactea, but auctioneer basansonneed the sale at the tind of board-room and other property 6116.1111 (urna's numaics.) SPAIN. DEATH Of MARSHAL NARVARZ. 11ADRID, Arsu. 23. Ilatuhal Waryaez died at eight o'clock this mornin& • It is betleved that the present ministry will con tinter in 'arum =dew the presidency of Senor Arra sola, Molder of State. At the sibling of the Congress to-day a communi cation was mad to the home from Senor Arrazola, the proffrisional President of the Council, request ing that theedttino might bo suspended until the changes In the Oabinet occasioned by Marshal Nervneeedecealie should be definitively completed. REDIIOEION OF MILITARY FORCES BY ER41131, PRUSSIA, AND AIIt3TRLL • • ! BERLIN, APRIL 23, Evrarnm. A ramp was current on the Ronne to-day, that France Prussia, and Austria had agreed to effect a radiation of their military fortes by means of furloughs. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Aria 13, E'vEtnia. The imosear haesiisbrseteemitsgraph• letter to the piles of Justice, instructing himi to sub mit a list at criminals to be amnastisd.on the occa sion of the Empress's confinement. In consequence di the wish exp....4+y the ireversiment that the parties in the Reioluirath should communicate their views on tie Army Bill, club meetings have been held by them to discuss the bill. The club of the liberal patty resolved that the principle of a ggecnneral liability to military service should be aooepted,a cer tain intsetal, however, to elapse before the new system should come into foree. It was, moreover, re. rolved ths the period of semis* in the line should not at the most exceed three years, after which the men would belong to the Lanciwehr, and also that the principle of the unity of the army should be upheld. ILe dab of the Left also decided that the Army Billounit be based upon general liability , to militare service without prejudice to the privilege, of the Reichsratli to sanction the yearly contin gents of recruits. The time of service in the line and otherwise should be as short as possible. NEW QUEEN'S THEATRE. Mr. J. L TOOLS IT the pleasure to announce that Ms ANIMAL SWEAT will lake plata es WSW WILM n A ig Y, April NI. pedermeneas ecestatedee with Ow tlils ht J. Peals% celebrated comedy of PAUL FRY by perroWon of I. R. Backikese ), followed Wier Vide A RT per the ilareetle twee al ICI ON TALI I M.NOLMg: al R. Webster, MC Te tombs& with oo tWere s OLIVIIR TWIST. Tkitate sad phone nay be obtained at the Ber.adiee of the Times sr of Mr. J. L. Toils, e, Si Jobslispetio•villar, NararelealthiL N.W. RE -APPEARANCE of MR. ALFRED WIGAN of SATURDAY, VI Ida eelebreAse clissecier 6f Achille Tam Dillard Is T M=. NIGHT. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. xv Three Bads aimed Oeseeri Preistarsia. eels*. Owe Sldlilag. OBERT HELLER, the famous American 11) CONJUltOltats4 HI7IIOII.DIT win re-epsoPOLTDIAIPIEW HALL, K Willtsawatrest, dtatiatosk on lASI= MONDAY. portortnias enry an rand co Weistekty and latarday Anirloolll at 3. Its bed ooh does Ss Elm et Adams lobo* WBandlaa nt ; hubris otiavahlisg, art nalmlike no a SHADOW BLONDIN op form DAILY. 113 Protimor Pir ran wire == e5 . 71 2 Cogged lowsm's beautiful dory 1 Assrel and the Finnan;" Bockland's Entartalornant, "lie Mar sala of Can ;" with medeal, appears% and ellarsolo seeds • m In Use AM "—ors • law or kb* Aram no=itgelte ~A ROYAL POLYTECHNIC. QADLIER'S WELLS THEATRE. Continued Triemplisal Encase it !Pict ANDIESON sad lals TOUR DAUGHTERS. NM Liaise Anderson fa .Seedid Wit." Wu Lithe( midmost to bow and - Butteity Trick. Ulu Mora Anderson and Mei Ada Anderson. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. D RINI:MON. MN. edelested UßLlN cbl I3 = WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It la valid. mellow, delicious, sad rep wholesome Sold In botWs, b. ed. seek, at the rated booms Di Leedom ; by the egrets to th• yelaei towns In llittsad : or "Mende at 8, Great Wlndrnill-etreet, Lottdon, W.—Obeerre the red 'eel, peak label. and eerk headed ••Klealuara LL Wj. ROME. RO Amur. The OarTatore Romano of to-day ME, contradicts ' I the assertions of some Italian and foreign papers relative to the alleged treason of Colonel Piffers, the commandant of the Castle St. Angelo. That Whom 'US holds his post. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, APRIL 23. The retina of the Rank of France for the week ending ickday shows the following changes 4:en- Mtv/kik the previous account:—lnes ias : n secomits, 11,142,000 f. ; Cash, 8,666,000 f.; Bill diserinted, 5,700,000 f. ; Treasury balance, 1,600,000 f. Decrease : Notes, 9,166,000 f.; Ad vances, 900,000 f. INDIA. BOMBAY, Aran. 10. Vbs. shirting*, br. Bs. ; 811 b.. ditto, 6r. 10e. ; 40's mule twist, Ilia. Market steady. Cotton strong: Dbolletah, 223 r. Shipments of the week, 50,375 bales. Exchange on London, Is. 11 13164. Freights to Liverpool, 675. Gil. CALCUTTA, APRIL 9. I 71bs. skirtings, br. 12a.; bilbs. ditto, 7r. 4a. 40's mule twist, 61. Market dull. Cotton, 17g. ' Linseed, 4r. 44. Rapeseed, Sr. 2a, Exchange on Londas t 14 114 d. Four per Cent. Government securities, 93 ; Five per Cent. ditto, 109 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent, ditto, 118 k. Freight& to England, 755. CHINA. HONG HONG, Mam a 31. Grey shirting's, 6i catty, 3 dole. Water twilit, 16-24, 117} dole. Cotton, 17 dole. Tea season closed : total export, 113,00,000 lbs. Exl change on London, 4s. 31(1. - SHANGHAI, 111Arten 27. Grey shirting', 6} catty, 21 ta u s. Cotton, 17 Mel& Tea : Congou, limited business. Silk, common, 10 teals lower. No. 3 Tzatlee, 500. Settlements in fortnight, 2,400 bales. Export to date, 52,000 bales. Exchange on London, ss. 90. JAPAN. SHANGHAI, BlAlcit 27. Intelligence from Japan announces that the affair of the assassination of French sailors at Oasts was likely to be arranged. The Japanese government would pay an indemnity. Hotabashi bad formally retired, and everything was quiet. (By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH THROUGH NIL RECIIIR'S AGEET.) AMERICA. NSW YORK, Arlin. 23. The Canard steamer Aleppo arrived out at 3 p.m. to-day. The Guinn steamer Minnesota and the Allan Company's steamer Austrian have also ar rived out. The steamers leaving;for Europe to-day take out 1,000,000 dole. in specie. Closing Prices :—Gold, 140. Sterling exchangii on London, 110. 3-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112 ; ditto, 1886, 110} ; 10-40 Bonds, 103 Illinois, 1431 ; Erie, 69. Cotton : Middling Upland, 32. g Petroleum standard white, 27. Flour, extra State, 10 dole: 400. ; corn, old :ied, I doL 170. EMIGRATION FROM Sr. Gameee-ni-nia-Earr.--- At Bt. Matthew's Schools yostirday (the RIM T. Richard son in the chair) Kr. W. Frank Lynn addreered a crowded inset* of artless end labours on the subject of emigre- Kea so Canada. The rev. charm= (whose saner ori well known as the anporintendent of the Rest-end largos in connection with Eaatcind distress), in opening the s, remarked that numbers of families had re proceedingli-ed and received aid during the winter ; but now that that aid was witliddrawn, whilst there were eMll no seam of obtaining a ahem' of employment, it was zc= what was tote done to prevent Dot only itsa now, bat the danger of k worse destitution in the owning winter. His opinion was that emigration was the eisly effectual way open ; Inuidnide of dessawing families bad expressed their willingness to go—end he had celled the meeting to hear Mr. Lynn4re an amount of Canada, I which appeared to be not the best country to go Si, but the easiest to reach. Wth regard to funds for paw. sages, that was indeed a difficulty ; but several ladies lied expressed their anxiety to aid the nurrement ; and, par if they showed a digposities to help themselves, the public might be isiluoed to aid them also. Mr. Lyu then pro a description of the Canadiee climate and industries— the class of workmen, and the nape given —together with the changes open to the kbeguer ef improv ing his condition; and, after imam a Utter whisk belied just received from Mr. Dims, the Caned= Government Rmigration Asset, containing the latest information on these pointa, he pointed Oilt that although it farrthat then wag lass demand for mechanics than gri red eultural laboaren, yet this we. se real her in their i is o lii gis —as any man pernemed of ordinary and bl eu Ma though he AM& barn hoes sand to trade, cou ld adept Mrnsif to the ready system of M ore of new country—whi woe, after ail, the railroad to pumper* there—ia fact, their readier wit often resideoed them better endive than those brougbt up and habituated to tie mare regular farming of we r e he bummed won kis hearers that three ff 4 = indlipernable fee MOONS in Canada, and those wete—:rillingnoss, industry, and adaptability. The meeting them broke up, after tbe lineal erne of thanks to Mr. Lynn. BILEAKTAST.—Erra's 0000 A.—The very agree able diereeter ot this mataratios km rendered itnamedEssen* a tanetba. ImMgentlag malV wwan a aad palseal Use oparstes li digadtt tbr bebO sod t at at properneloa mirk Pi us _ as beverage breeklue by mmeareas used Dew leKen wed c tor ocoa, ii b made simply Ify. its Mllep wise ea NY & on This COM 1611 =0 11 1. 1 1:0478. 1 t a I f N T= iWapiti__ cm, the L aa mmagmllie Oksmisis rimsen with ftwart st M o m at en ta g ar om e ordstras l aral lj n ete gr i eblatabant ia aLit rs ' murk it may be said Ma bare lbal iffaceern—Laiirtj 111171111.7. • 11101. .1061211 sutlers mom. The third nbearfptittu comoert of the protest min took plies oaWedseetirs i ghtorimalbeselselima sessieerd chiefly of madriple sad part4encr, la gm performiase, of whisk she chats sibiltited that knpremesest ean oaly twill trent estalinnetts sat bessest practise. The three *sired 1140111 white are sestralded Ender Yr. Bunke' direction have only been so associated for some 12 mantis. and the predates and expression which now characterise their performances are remittable eceekteeing the number of voloes sad the °lmperatively short period of their aseeelatlea. The prelesteme of Wideman, Light's comport was too beg, and natty of the Owe en tee well known, to admit of detailed comment MUSICAL UNION. The first concert of the present season took plan at Bt. Jmnes's.hall en Tuesday 'Humacao, when the easements engaged wire—Hanes Leopold Auer and 1.. Bin (first and snood violins), Herr Gotten (viola), and Hen GrStancher (violoneeLlo) ; Herr Lunn being the pianist of the day. The quartets performed were Haydn's I ln 0 (No 29 of the Paris edition), and Mendenueltn's in B fiat (op. 12). Time plum were played with muck mane. I meat and IICINI4IIIIII, sod evident preparatioo—th• exquisite conarast in Mandeinehea quartet pleasing en sock an to sect with the gnat amens. Herr Gretnescher will be renumbered es an excellent violonellist, who appeared with great mew at the fifth Philharmonic concert last season. Beside' his share in the quartets at Tneeday's matinee, this gentlemen played (for the first time in Eng land) a serenade by Huryds—• graceful but act very power ful piece of simnel* melodic writing, with a very ordinary pianoforte amosapannuenL Herr Lubeck is a pianist of large exuntive powers, with great rapidity of finger and strength of wrist and arm, which qualities he displayed somewhat too forcibly in Beethoven's solo omen in )1 flat (op. 31, No. 3), and more legitimately in an Ha. prompter of his own and in Chapin's Tarantella. ROYAL DRAMATIC coLLsos. The fourth anniversary, pursuant to the will of the late Mr. T. P. Cooke,wes celebrated yesterday at the Royal Dramatic, College, Woking. la his will Mr. Ceske, after statin g that the 23rd of April was his birthday, and she thit ' of our immortal dramatic poet, Sluk ," requires that on that day a publi c holiday or pea t gives to the peaaweers of the college, and that an annual dinner shall be provided in the hall of the college, at which the masters, warden', end members of the council should preside, "sato which the whole of the rental= sad any supportm and patrons of the drama, and well. wishers to the college, awl such members of my family as shall be living, and the trustees for the time being of my will (if say) shell be invited." Funds am also provided for the establishment of arum of 1001. to be given every three yearsfor the best p m drama. The tlrstprise was gsb by Mr. Mous for hie of True to the Oars, and yesterday it was announced that the nicansful on w a r tetitors this year were Mr. James Al and Mr. Jove J. Dilley—the bery statement of the names being received th general sheer ing. Their piece ia entitled The Mate of the Mountjoy. Although during the afternoon the weather was meet tem. pesteoue, the largest company yet known on these own. Woo' mustered at Woking. There were presest—Mr. 11. Webster, the muter, Mr. and Mn. Dillington, Mr. S. L. Toole. r. T. Clarke, Mr. Addison, Mr. Joseph Lavender, Min F. Josephs, the Misses Msore,Miss Leeleract, Dr. JOT, Mr. Same, Mt. Cullenford, Captain Cammingc, Mr. J. W. Anson Rite Indefatigable secretary), Dr. Didcson, Mr. R. E. Phillips (of the Adelphi Theatre), Mr. Canton, Mr. Borba. Chas, Dr. and Mts. Fletcher, Mr. Burton, Cep' Lain and Mrs. Strong, Miss Furtado, Mr. Cuban Murray, Mr. F. Williams, Mtn and Miss Kin 'bury, Mr. W. T. Webster, the authoes of the piece, and others. Tho central hall in which the eatertammeut took place was tastefully decorated with pictures, old playbill', and other &rho's@ of histrionic interest. The usual banquet I was partaken of butt", company from Landon and by the pensioners also. The chairman, Mr. Webster, proposed, i after the formal toasts, '• The gentile of Shakespeare," and then " The Memory of the late T. P. Cooke." and the toasts were drank in silence. In propposlnyg the latter, Mr. Webster seid the college bad gained blood 5011. Imp the goats derived from the ether pslis drams. Several new subscriptions were read by Mr. Anson, the secretary. Not the least pleasant and affective parties of the proceedings was the singing to which the audience were treated by a picked company of artiste. under the dimities of Mr. F. Kingsbury, including Man. Liebhart, Miss Julia Derby, Mr. Stirling, and Mr. Kingsbury. The songs of the ladies and the performances of the rung basso Mr. Stirling, loudly app!auded. The anniversary altogether was most pleasantly celebrated. TER IRISH CRTJRCH. Nozwrow.—We learn by telegram from Norwich that a very excited meeting took place there last night. Mr. Charley lectured in favour of the maintenance of the Irish church eetabliabromit ; after which an amendment was moved that Mr. Gladstonel propositions were de serving of su port. A divizion was taken amid much noise and confuion, when the 'lambda were very evenly balanced, het the chairman declared the amendment to be lost. A meeting of the Norwich Diocesan Church Association was held yesterday to protest against the dis endownoest and dieestablistunent of the Irish church. The Venerable Archdeacon Bouverie prodded. We learn by telegraph that a great meeting was held in the Temperance-ball, Bolton, last evening, an the Irish church. About 2,500 peeass were present. There w:s much disorder, several Setts took place, and the presence of the police was required. The meeting lasted until twelve o'clock, sad foe three home wes a these of confusion. Ultimately resolutions in favour of Mr. Gladstone's poliq of disestablishment were carried by twenty to one, add the meeting dispersed quietly. \Vulva. —A public meeting was held at the Town.hall, Wilton, on Wednesday night. A resolatioa was passed, demounciag the Irish °berth as " • grievous injustice " to the people of that eountay„ and expressing approval of the proposals of Mr. Gladstone. CODDVIDON.—Tho Lord Bishop of Oxford pre sided, as Tuesday evening, at a meeting of archdeacons and rural deans of his diocese, held at Cuddeadon Palace, on the question of the proposed disestablishment of the Irish church. The Whop expressed himself most strongly as tothe importance of the present crisis, stating that in his judgment the prowls for the disestablishment and dimendowmont of the dab established church were unjust to the reformed aura, and involved principles fatal to the security of all property in the United Kingdom. Ulti mately the arehdeames sad rural dens of the diocese at. tathed their signature@ to • Whim to the House of Com mons in opposition to the proposal. HEPRESILSTATION or CoCISALMOVTIT. —A brisk anted le taking place at Ondissinenth. The writ has been rushed, and the nemlnaldes Is fixed fee to-meerew. .1101 AL HOSPITAL YOU DISSASIS OP IRS CREW. The firth annual general mart of the %is of this in. stitaties was kohl yesterday, at the Oity-reed ; the Nov. Daniel Wilson in the chair. the report, which was read by the secretary, it appeared that the number of attendances of out-pit:lents during the year was 39,972, or an increase of 8,976 es compared with the nom. ber of the previau year. The new mess admitted in 1886 am °anted to 2,583, whilst is 1867, 3,290 new mem (a* increase of 707) were regiesteed. Bum the reopening of the wards for is-patiente (mentioned in the last remit 26 patients were admitted during the Ent nine months of the year ; but the real work, so tar as is-patients were ee might le said to bays eeneseaseed ig Ostober, from time to December the 31st, 30 patients were admitted ; making altogether a total of 61 h-patiente &trim the leer. The ceased had seemed the irobianu7 memos of the protestant sisterhood of St. Peter to rem duct the nanhq, and two of tbs. dams were at present resident In the beeptial. The hemedle Mike had admit bent their hdradoetion into_ tho pgampied the council to acmes their grateW le to t h e sisterhood. The matter of finance was seine anxiety, for the lemplaat warnetnearly enough for the emir increasing demands made upon it. To meet an estimated expenditure of owed 2,0001. far the current year, a nun of 5341. per anon= was all that the subscrip tion lin presint yielded. The balaccenheei for the pear ead iag Deeember 31 1867, showed Ikea the ressiple Winding a sea of 878 i ., Ha 9d. ta Mad) ornindato 00U rse l. 9e. 11d., and the expenditure (whieh isalsolsol the of many outstanding liabffitier) te lige. $3. ; a Sit small hammed 131. 13s. M. • The so • =m a y sad vote. of Woks were v aV ea t a t i te . m aims, the president, tresserer, chaplain, and edieflon. A mashillea was Ow mord he the edit that, as the .peaces ► tia el = Wel kW. n u r id vi Te ci a Mb Thorne rasa eeadidate far the pest lir. Twine fat Idappoeated, and, by 'pother , Mr. dase agair nt tited operating Mid; be ailed wink a ilia% of theake Y MN~ • Vas ckupsw.—This illuattiota lady hs• avorb e•• n help r rews al *a arts sad discover* Warmness seneerar eascdos wSabrror tg; dedisli- ler *awl, Ms kw. Wet a et tad dame or apimowneeed warm ink" mideetedder the eneerth sad hagrevenmst et the Mm ludr.-{Achertlesesentl : TIM SDST. Observing, in passing, that the apathy which awaited t►e ►udget last night is explained W the owe( ledge that no emission of taxatiesa was is gerepeet, the L Ames deduces from Mr. Hunt's figures the fact that the revenue of the year 18674 has shown a remarkable 'Wadi num and, in fact, exhibits a slight advance. The estimate of the eost of the Abyssinian expedition, however, is pal- a pa* imprudent, and the determination to throw the whole burden of it upon the roan ne tax is a pandering to immediate popularity against .. which our contemporary protests is the strongest, terms. As to the proposal to bonow a million there is no jastifieation for the loan, when we are at the mine time gratuitously repaying a portion of mar debt. Lot the re payment by terminating annuities be suspended, and fl ', the Income tax prove available it will make good the year during which the repayment has been omitted. Faweett and Hr. Hubbard *Med is reemenmadlag & mums against which ao one bad ay resists to Imp. Ito any one would seek for an explanation of the sammaly . that injudicious counsels will sepses** be adorlid by default, the reason for is ii perhaps to be found in the fact that the mischief may be ultimately traced Is those Who occupy the front opposition bench, and that the ministry stieseeding to their places have inherited the consequences of their errors. According to the Daily News, Mr. Hunt's statement was ample and explicit, and though exhibiting no mastery of 0001101111 . 1 C and financial mi. nee, and failing to give noity to its scattered details by soy large oonseptka of policy or principle, yet it was, in a clerkly way, sseinfactory. The proposition of 11r. Baring to provide for some of the deli- , ciency by increasing the customs duties 5 1 ete cent., would no doubt, divide the burthen of the Abysabdsm Var be tween income tax payers, and those who are fated - tartly : but the inconvenience which would result to . trade by the change proposed justifies the course taken by the Chancellor of the li:chequer. If, hovel or, the ex penditure of the country Lad been kept at the point at which the late government left it there would Lave been no necessity tor the addi tional taxation which it is now proposed to levy. Mr. Gladstone has always prote,ted against extravagant expenditure, and the Daily New) trusts he is mow saolved to enforce retrenchment. The Herald says that in the discursive deb.' e which followed the tisane:al statement the propriety of the plan for meeting the deficiency was hardly questioned ex_ oept by Mr. Baring. Mr. Gladstone, on the other hand, admitted the soundnets of the scheme, and the opinion of the bones was almost unanimously in its favour. The Herald admits that there is plenty of room for economy in the national expenditure, but contends that it is not to b• effected by starving the public services. Tlie Post is of opinion that Mr. Hunt has not succeeded in justifying the financial administration of the govern. ; meet. He has neither given any explanation which • suffices to remove the imputation of lack of knowledge and want of sagacity which the miaalculations of last Novem ber have properly oast upon them, nor has he answered the complaint which the country find.' strong ground for making in the fact that in the face of a falling revenue the government h►ve indulged in increased expen diture in almost eve); branch of the public 'erste*. The Post does not believe that the increase in the income tax to sixpence will produce anything like the sum anti cipated ; because there is now an enormous amount of money capftal which previously paid income-tax that is now held in absolute suspense, neither moving itself nor the cause of activity in others. The customs is the only system of taxes which has been exhibiting any elasticity, and the P.st thinks Ur. Hunt has not done wisely in neglecting • source of revenue which alone. moat all undar hie band. presents those conditions which justify the financier in relying upon tim imposition of additional pressure cresting increased supply. The Tere-Taph says the superadded impost which the public now accept as so bitterly unwelseise • imprint, might have been spared had their representatives exer cised aright the function of ►cling as the inquest of the national expenditure. The Star allows that the ministers have exercised a sou nd diseretion is putting the burthen of the Abyssin.an expedition upon the Income tax. At all events, this extra expenditure will not be directly cr mainly drawn from the narrow mains of the poor. THE LORDS AND TEI cnusen RATES. The Timm contemplates with regret the tome sad magnet of the conservative lords la►t night towards the Compulsory Chureb•rates Abolition Bill. and urges upon them the expedience of moderating their mischievous seal. They might restore in committee the right of all parishioners to vote on any question connected with the church, and there would be no objection on the part of liberals ; but there te every sewer to fear that it will come from the dark and dilatory tribunal of IL 'elect committee m changed in wilt ciple as to be quite unacceptable to its promoters. Lop/ Derby ►bused his new freedom from official responsibility by uttering a somewhat intolerant speech is opposition to the bill, and by damaging as far as in bins lay one of the most benetcial measures of the session. /t is to be hoped the government will not indulge the hostile disposition of their supporters, but allow the church rate question to be settled by the present parliament. They may rest ascmal that the new House of Commons will touch church matters with a lees gentle and cautious hand. The Daily Pews says there is no doubt tint the principle of religious 'guilty is at the bottom of this questisme. That principle is net, however, the ieventioa of say party, nor the watchword of secret caespirato% bat an idea which has taken a steams held of modern society, and is eee of its most energetic forces. If the Lords pass Mr. Gladstone 's bill a settlement will have been accomplished which no one will have any into ned in disturbing. They reed the bill last night with in exceedingly ill grace ; but they will do well not to muddle away their present opportunity by idle objections an .l 4n availing delays. ROYAL COLLEGE OF Susonozva Or ENGLAND.— The following gentlemen, having undergooe the necomerY examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the soilage at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the =ad inst.. viz. :—Mearre. George Salt, Great Donmow, Timex : F. 3. Elmo, Lheehellie ; T. H. Colmen, Wymood. ham, Norfolk, and W. H. Putney, Derby, etudent+ of the Loodoo Hospital ; C. J. Bennett, Chelteahem ; Eilward Groves. Portsmouth, and Thomas Warren, Princes =, Bucks, of St. 13artheloomar's Ifsapital ; Itlehdd ,I' Newingtow- causeway; W. H. Niebelis, Bas ton, end Edwin Duke, Dover, of Gay's Hospital ; 0. H . ' Evens, arming/bun, and George Birt, Leaintigtee, of the Bhndegham itehael ; Richard Broeklesbpy Brigg, Liatudo. &ire. nod A. 8. Drew, Stow-ea-the-Weld, Gloucester. dire, of at, Kary's Hospital ; Patrick J. Crenien. M.D. aiselah theivere*, Ireland, Cork; of do Cork &hod ,;_ W, H. M. Smith, Sheffield, Yorkshire. of the Char*. COM Hospital; James Charlasworth, R.A., Loognor, Buxton, of the Middlesex Hamad ; Rebore Griffith, Oar siarven, of the Glaagow School ; J. B. A. Teem, Dortete. for, of King's College ; B. P. B. Burroughs. Bristol, pf 1 the Bristol School ; B. 0. Derry, Notdarldll, of as I Orregete Haphal, and C. H. Wainwright, Bancedey, INA- I ebbe, of the Dublin sad Leeds Saks& It is 'Wed cooly two out of the 24 candidates failed to acquit at eaves to the satidestion of the Om. of Naresinarl, r wets ocesiquentiy referred to their hospital slidise 'Or a period of air maths THE NATIONAL CoNmaitCH OP ISONWORKIBIL L- Wedneadere sitting of irerwartuime delegetes at Steektik, whit/ we. pcelsested to • very lees boon pawed • row*. ties advising the Shafferthhire *orating to aseopt ir tz clued= of 8 per mat, whisk it Wile slated equalise the prices nag* and men& la tho swot atilt.. wer r maiden reftudng thses ui r oo the elledefellee pledged ttoalf ✓ectiO d"li aarit i = se • teasel selihnnonk T sesltttl wets EsePeledprput uf Os lelapionse ei if i rz eat. use test tie " - isle. = that time • .dr:e't IT. i.u l'a rep l y t a : lel -ignomadding, " rag works haws stat gu'a km teacloth:lk Stand a ethers follow their example to-nigh)." eacafteence sat again yesterday. CHTOTAL PALACE. —02 ts SHELLING DAY:— THERE:ImM Arun 25.—Adadadona y season fish* 1,527 ; ilitte on populist, 2.130; total visitors, 3,647. Walker's Half-Guinea Hata equal in ap penßnne lied duratellty theme ametelty sold at lia. a each a the weal nista hewn. Walker, Hattie, it, Crawfortictrook adonis/ass& intywileeneut 1 I ME BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. This NATURAL SELTZER WATER Fiat has the apeeeabee i gaLrleorating Mind the Ira* Sata M am Itom the &Maim ermatmeem I often mo d i n ape of Whales& Da Rama sadyeb, ..riametio d • wall 111Phis011t = oa t Da itao 1. r, eM which mar be apil Pia M. 'ma r t u , li ge dare Dilar po a=ik Ireireithan. pata rta Oa, Medd:NA : F Lo ara—RobeNaos Veatoma.