The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-01 00:00:00

r , tL... :;: .:,..01,.., :W5:1 441 ;A: 31. .o.2 : it4 R: .-. . ...,.:•'. i /, ‘ 71.--1 7,4.0. c it:) ... / ......e ,- , . c5 v e,...,,,,41,...,... . -......____ • _ t•t II 3..:. fr. / 1 1 . 1 . I I , i 1.„ 1 • ;. ~ . , ' .:: I .1 ' . , . t - . . .. - .. ~ !.,. .. .t . .., •... . : f . . . ~ . . -- - - r , • LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1, 1864. No. 5,479.) [Stamped, ld. Additicinalj [TWOPENCE ski AS Glllll Direct, the well-known Chine clipper • lac, NH tees register, THOMAS colaimme•er ; as tat lolls Peels. —Fur „ o b i o r pew. wiper to GILL& LY, AN KIX, sued SIWELL, Uadealiall-eireet, LC, . CA. A T L Ti C TYLIGRAPH COMPANY. SIYESTR 011aqty ANNUAL bait:LING OF *K _ IZOYAL ALKAEIBRA.—LATE WEEK of 71111100N11 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THZ PAPERS ON DZIiIIAB.K. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. '=~~l HONG KONG and WHAMPOA, the very WA clipper ship LORD RAGLA.N. • 1 la YU newer, D. POPE. commander t oed,* in the Let Iny► 'Wks. This splendid ship. so well known for her rapid aud soon I delivery o cargo, is ma im.* T....4P= s h, T rem of One goods — Apply to OPLLATLY, HAMM, and 114 Lendenballatreet, LC. NOTICE IS lIRREIrY OIVRIT " far the ifIVINTII ORDI NARY ANNUAL /111/ITING d the Illisreholdsrs f a the allintic Telegreph Company will be at the London Tavern, &Mow gstestreet, within the City et Lon on WIDNIRMAY, the leth day Of March. at one olio& Ns.. tor the et reedy lei a Report and Balance-sheet hem the Ofeeeeore, sad let the transaction of the ltni a". Y, dedesma. GEO. SAWMID, emzetary. ?I, Old Broadotreet, Imndon, Idenehl, ROYAL ALH&MBRA.-LAST SIX NIGHTS of rwcoosrs CIRQUE. ROYAL ALIAMBRA.-ENTIRZ CHANOE aa MONDAY, Marsh 7.—/Ds ore Mast attraNkat vaa NOM is Landon. THE WAR. IN DENMARK. (slayra's =mums.) KIM., F. 29. HE OXFORD.—FAIIIM by. II H. Gounod, will be t s: w armed TIIIB 'MINING, embracing the ot the , with augmented band and Nerve directed by Kr. 1 . In addition to the Old* attrectlena. Admiral's—Arta, palls and balcony, , pings bum Ma od. The making of uniforms for the proposed Bigwig- Holstein army has been stopped to-day, but on whose authority is not known. The working es tablishment has been removed from this city, and transferred to some other place. kLCUTT• Direct, to leave the Docks on the C April (Wet shipping day the IBM watee±s_previotteli t the orli-ksows i al i cer ship elk JOHN LAWILENCR, A I ', r aft I.COO tool , .1. SINCLAIR, eoassisseler loading Lest Indis • This soamilloont resod la be tL,II, despatched, and presents the best opporlanit7 to , rods. —For freight or pastor may to N6C' 1,1,..i IM ES sod i'ts. Crolostroot, Hroebeoter ; to LISTON )..• %L; and Ca. 36. Cannotiotreet or to 010.1A21.1(,, HAN- N 1. 1 mid sRNIII,L, W. Leadeolsolletrest, THE IMPERII4 O FINANCIAL COMPANY. (UMW). Incorporated eider the Cocoonits' Act. 1862. by I rWah tV liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount of their shares. Cseitel-41.0110.0011. Jn 011110 shares of Lt 4 each. First Is 20,000 shame Deposit At per share ea appllcatioa. sad L 4 oa allot/seat. CIREAT REDUCTION is Bora% CHARGES vi at tia DItIINSIVICJC, Jarlaysatreat, St Jams's, *roma oat the Mater &moon. FLEZISBITRO, Fta 29. Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia has arrived st Field• Marshal von Wrangel' headquarters. A decision is expected from Berlin to-day, whether the troops are to be quartered in 'clattered can tonments, upon Denmark giving a guarantee to respect the frontiwr, or whether they will be marched forwsrd into,Jatland. Snbuquent calls not bouc7end cell lea, and at Ingerrals of mot Mu than Woe months. No call sill he male until after the expiration of three mulls, trots the olau of allotment It Is not Intended to call up more than 5.15 per share but u the operations of the Commas? Increase, and more share capital can be adrutageensly illipiuyed, further twee *1 shores will be made, a preference being given to the then clouting shareholdera STEVENS and BONS beg to call attention to that, imparter BMOC of WINO and SPllllll.—Petie iron the wood, fla., b., Mk, Mk per dean entstee. Ma, ka, EOe., I. Marries, Mi., IM, ; very superior, 411 a, nts., dB. Marsala, the Meet, Clarets, Its, 20a., ,Ida bk.. charisma/the. art epwarda Brandy, Meek 3k., Us. per gallon . very odd pale ditto, SM., Ma= Copse, 44., Ida ; reify Melee prod, 1711. pr Whlskey,llla. end Ida pe te r o lisp GM .—T ,Oa 411., 10a. ad., ; lent sad =4 0 1:4 4 1 4 ereae, cash. BUM WITHIN. Isialllshed SO lean. 1401%18AY Direct (with iarroadiate despatch), ji flu rel 7 fad .Hung p dap JOHN MELWITM •1, t. t. 1,4 Mister loading in t. 61 Indls hoar, nu fine TrWi ban a lame put or bcr cargo engaged, In Dearly coppice& syd 14 codldently recommended to a/Open reqnlrln despatch. _qv) to GELLATLY, llA\[ff. and SUIIII, 27, Ladenhaa surrt.E.C. John Chapman, bey, Diresioor eagnYnien hank of London. John Oliver Hama, Otroctor of the National Provincial Bast at Caitain J. 17 3 terl and. lailodiak. Director a the London and South Char mi‘ tes ru ilielion, w ‘ Ccs =t7 Cullman of the Thanes slid Mersey Mutat hisirm•OCoglianf• alm Jac:A:raw i. 944.110 0441f4 pit Sir John BM, Brat 4 Deputy 41•Reher We Igo* wmfatT dlefienr of tt.,i Edon Bank of Loudon. Sir ,if hold David Soot; Bart., Dirtolor of the National Pew/fa cial flank F.ogiaad. Henry Danny orymour, by., 31 P., 39, Upper Oroavenor-atrect. GL' UAL Mniaitas—T. Ran Seitheistati. Sac COPENHAGEN, F 44. 28, 7.40 r.ia General Gerlach has been entrusted with the command-in-chief of the army in place of General de Mama, who has been definitively dismissed. Major Skjernhoha has been appointed chief of his etiA BOMBAY Direct, to follow the John Itelh i the magnificent clipper ship MARY ATV( HOUSE, e A 1 f r is )ears in the Liverpool l'nderreitees' Beek, LW bar n.:•!, r, IL FINLAY, ceinunanden: la the lint ledia p,;,. — Amoy to EAYDEN and Z 110.12. Wfillsaintrait ; v 4 , GaUFLY, BANCEY, mad BZWZLI., 11, Larkishall. erre, Le. NT PAUL sod Co.'s SODAWATIR. LI • -issousass me es T am Yonmely of 80.4101 , 11416, SOW M ama MNO. AIV MOON 4111LICT, LONG-MAE. me Omar beverage, Ind& prom s appetite, sd a kled eves the stow of bash/ to the foolois otao. boosdec Eroi= n wou aila ta fonuer c . ONE Y MOE . VOR MP:LBO:MICE (Port Pinrip) Direst J.: the splendid new clipper stdp JOE. LIDGETT A 1 is 'caw, 770 toes, HENRY C VASIBLE, Commander, will be +itched from the East India Docks sth March. Mk gee ‘ ,„l by, proved herself he wry fast, having made the pan to Madras in en Unfil•Otlnibk IMO= of the year in as beet all the clippers that left China at the time she the has a lofty and commodious poop, (dieting peat Adria -I:t4 to rhirt cabin passengers, and has also very superior Sc.i ibm , il.itiou fora bruited number of second clue—Tor freight ,rp.iamge apply to PIIIILLIPFA, 521)11r, and LOWTHIR, 2, Evehauptaildlop or to T. GRECS and On., 72, Oarst- L t L . (11JETAINS.-Howe snd SONW CATALANZ WINDOW Cravan, In every 'Welt aro well worthy the attention of the public.—t 6 and 27. Berner& tenet, Orford-street. BAAIII.B. The Union Bank of London. Prlocaostmet, Manslon-home. The Agra and United Service Bonk (Ladled', 27. Cannon-street. Sourrroas—llessra. Askant, Morrie, and Knight, a Old Jaen. Brutrus-31eaan Enlobe, Coleman, and Co., 1, Royal Bachange bulldluos. ShCIVETAIT (pre teen —Arthur Blunt, Esq. Temporary 001oes-21. Finch-lane. 1 , 3031 LIVERPOOL OR QUZINISTOWN TO NSW TOM. THE LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and PLILLtDELPHIA STLUI4IIII. COMPANY intend de► psb.king their wand Clyde-WM Iron Wow Steamehips, parrying the United Stales malls, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE. EDINBURGH. Wednesday. March 2 t ITV OF LINER CR. Saturday, Mardi 5. t ITV OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 9. Aid every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, 15,17. and 21 guineas, according te the accommodation. Cabin pram by the Saturday's steamers, 13 Imbues. Forward passage pumas. Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Camas. the United States, and British Columbia, booked throyt► as very advantageous ternit—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Wateretreet, Liverpool; or to Ii.IYES and MACIir. 61. Llng Watiswilzutt. City. BRE3lEN.—Neutral vaned under Russian dee.— Inr,et Route to Hanover, Brunswick. and Cestral Oar c.: —.lmo( the fine Ant class screw steamers ADLER, CBE will be deepatehe4 from liorselydown, *wry ✓ morning weather permitting at 8 am., calling at • 4A11.1 Pier for paarngeta at 10 asm—bares to Bremen. • C. retort) tickets. C 3 and f.l 101.. Notice to Shippers.— To, port of Bremerhaven being &Bunted at the entrance to the r Weser Is always accessible, whilst the other northern poets by ice hum whence goods may be forwarded at me through rate. to all parts of Germany, the rate to o being only about Is. per ton.—Apply at CH APLIrB ; • .anal i Mee. Regentetreus, W. : or to PHTI It I pri. 0/Aygp, LLIPPS, and Co., 11, Rood.lane. E.C. THE FRONTINO and BOLIVIA SOUTH AMERICAN GOLD MINING COMPANY (Lhaßed , . :- rpomtc,l ender the Companies Act, 1882. by which the Re -1 any of the sherehokten is limited to the =oast of their Adm. ---- Capital, tlOO.OOO. in AO,llOO SWIM of £2 melt Deposit is. on application anti Se. on allotment A further call of 6a ua mouths after allotment. Subsequent sill If recemary not to exceed Se par share. and not to be mar at hiterrals of less than three months. From careful cal. tattoo. it is estimated that not more than 20s. per share will b minced. ErfOlg. 0. VANDEIBEL, klq., 3, Upper Hyde-park gardens . Director of the Cape Copper Company. •e-rge kraginton, Esq.. banker, Torrington Devon . Director he London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company . Mande. Esq. 19. St. Georges-mem, Belgravia • Director of the United tinsels= islagrapli Ca an g jr. le , rse Moore, Esq , London and Epsom. 111 fuel Rinaington, Huilscott, North Devon. J. G. 2,111118811. iaq., The %Willows, Engielieldgreen : Director of the Terricelo Mining Company. banklElL—T?e Loudon and County Ssak„Loenbardolgeet, London, and Its .arious Lrsxbas. 5.:11,17.0h.—W. Compton Smith, Eat., 4 Lincolea.inn.flelds, London. 811...CJIML—Menrs. WalkeT;tituaaidon. 3, Anstieriars, London Moates, Arms-yard, ]loot¢[.- stieet, s laindoil M PARIAMIDICIT AT TUT a iNaii.--4..aptsia William Gipytn. A;DIT AT Ilimmum—Sleasta 31Larcal liestrepo aAU Sena , 9scuiirtr—Mr. N. G. Powolor. i•nacts-IR, London. E.C. PIIOSPIDCTUB. This Company ta formed for the porch... sad waiting of the celebrated Yrostino and Bolivia Gold Minas and Works, la the prosince .4 Antiounta s New Onsaada, South Maeda. The -tondlno - contains several busenne lodes, only one of Until has Anhui° been worked . this, however, has been proved to be of great extent and ulna affording an luexhaastible sup ply iron pyrites, very rich !II gcM, ----- ilmlris;; - iirig7;xuass This property • w a of arable and pasture land iu a high state of oiltivation, with all necessary buildings. implinems, : and horses, mules, and bullocks. to the value al.ooo D. al,Seo—from which seeress the ware establish ments will be supplied, and a considerable expense will thus be _ . The Bolivia and Juan ('n olio Mine' are trarersed by numerous lore Wes. composed chiefly of quartz and iron pyrites, and an capable of producing an unlimited quantity of we, admitting of teals and cheap crushing and very rich in gold. it, gold to of the purest quality, and to disseminated through the l .des in the same menace as that of the St. John del Rey CorapsmS Mines in Erazil. Samples assayed by Means. John son. fl.dtbct . and Co., ~f Ratton-ganlen. give the following extraordinary results, viz : So 1 . 2 . 25 ,11 a s. ditto ditto. The plant on the Mines is my attends r, and comprises pump ing machinery. stamping mills, smelting and renting furnaces, workshops. storerooms • Mitten dwelling.houses, Mining and maithn tools, watercourses, Re. , all In escellent coodition and mrlang order. which cost upwards of aild,ooo. There is also at Banta Martha and other porta In the country a large quantity of nee macluttery, stores, kc., applicable to the requirements of the 1 , 0apilo), and worth over tb,ooo. Ile estates are freehold. and tach of them covers an area of nps.ads of two thousand acres, the whole estimated at seedy 6..••• acres with a vast ran se of forest, rental:due abundance of timber adinirably adapted for mining and building purposes, and thereby refueling a ready and ample sapply close at hand kc all the uses of the establishments. the risen AtratosllssidaJetia,an7l Canes run through the who', Mart of country to which the mines are situated, render ing trinsit easy, safe. and inexpensive. :vats Martha and Carthaitena, the principal seaports, are within twenty-one days sail of kgssland, supplying the means for regular monthly remittances of gold and postal C4111111110i04 21011. facts dernonstrate the enormous wealth of these !State*, uhf prose ,onclutisely that adequate appliances mot pra,tival It.thagrilirin only are necrilliary to Rieke rhea etialla,ll .uperv.r, to the richest of their elms is the weed. operation, can be COMMelleediesebediatoly and, as the Dim aas are assured. coh a certainty of large prate, and tongs teridly of e:,rly ht olenda. The porehaw of these most valuable properties, including the plant. works. cattle. Nc., together with all uwatorial grants sad tqleger. without any raervatioa of right. or royalties , has o agreed for sub the proprieties upon the following silvan. taatis terms, viz. 1. 44 ,000 In cash whereof 437.000 an to he east within tiehe mouths, and the remaining 05,000 so soon es th...onipany shall pay a ills laud of ten per cent. upon its pauci ty Capital and all.voo In acres of the Company the Milvr•on feel great pleasure in calling atteakot to the f ur lll, h ,l4 IT captain Witham Onyeo. It Is well known leas the -t Join del lay Mining Company it especially in debted to this gentleman for ill 11000•111, as the directors of Mat 1 : 11111 4se/ has, au repeatedly and substantially acknow hazed lie was In their serske for silica years as mining curi ae-cr. OK by his practical knowledge, and the introduction of oldid ry of his .dru invention, hrought those mines to their •—bt Pillion as the most productive sad beat paying gold r...be, w t h e world. _ _ . 114 In now engaged to proceed to New Granada to wtsvihtets: the ueeratious of the Frontino and Bolivia mines, '"' I. iskihs with hint machinery of a like character, but on an I ‘• prineip't to that which he introduced and which is M a vim,: at the at John del Rey Corapany's Mines. and so at• the Directors of the success of this undertaktng that • r at•l ti.etr friends have already at, ied to labs a law number a'•` .. 1.0 . e.s whatever will ion made for preliminary expenses • ;:tut of allottneut. . - . . ; .0 lOf for %hares may be mule to the Loud°, and County 1 .. 110 41T0-Stre.4. or any of ha branches or to the brokers '• • r-tar) of the t nrapany. in the accompaniag fors. allot ' •a • I.e male according to priority of application. and is :e.li allotment Um deposit will be returned without de l:. seetione of the propertV. with specimens of rich gold • fr t!.,- tIIII.VA. :old a niodel of Captain tloyen's machinery, - at the °Men of the Compsay. where prospectuses, r• :!.. and every information may be obtained. R"WLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. 1,.1i lerant, fragrant, and pellucid 01l is universally In - '• Ist* for its unprecedented success during the last sixty ni Promoting the iron th. motoring and beautifying the t ..u. lt pr ‘•rentair front off or turning grey, ' 4 im•-•thenii wea k lialr, cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and •it tievadiftilly soh, pliable, aed glow. In the growth of ;,; ` t `'olirrs• beard. and mustachios It la unfailing In Its stimu• •s • - ••Pmation. For children it is especially recommandmi, aa 'r , t , ..t thy lass of a beautiful bead of hill% while its introduc :i: i• to the n urser y o f royalty, and the high esteem whkb it bell, with numerous testi weskits constantly re .•• •t iterllbx y, afford the best and unrest proofs of its ••••' i• —Pn.-e 14. 04 , 75., IS 611., firml 4t to" email. "411' ' • •••!".- - A wt, Hattoosanien, and by chemists nod //ei isms.—Ash for &minutia' Itheassar ritospecrr& The attention of capitlisto and the public has of late been much directed to the Introduction of financial companies in this country . and the result of the operations of these associations being now known hu afforded a stalking evidence, both of their commercial utility and the advantages they offer for • judicious and profitable employment of capitol The humation of this Company has for some time engaged the careful conelderation t f the Directors, and they are mulled that an ample field remains in Busload, abroad, and especial) in India, fur conducting successfully an enterprise of this charac ter. and having secured very valuable co-operation, and made other preliminary arrangements, they have no hesitation la in troducing it to the public. The principal objects of the Company will include : let. The negotiation of loans concessions for roalways, and other public works, whether In England, India, the Colonies or _ • ---- 9; - ;17 - The advances of money on the deposit of approved securities, as well as the purchase and negotiation of the same on oommissloe. fird.ia;illttes will also be afforded to coutractors of undoubted position who hare usdartake a the construction of railways and other Importan t worts. . . . . . The Directors are folly Impressed with the necessity of lie. lame and caution In Abs selection of their business. Mutual relations hose already been established with leading bankine bowies mad capitalists, with a view to the Immediate commencement of operations. Prospectuses and Forms of Applications for Shares may be ob tained at the Temporary (Maces of the Comps y. No. ti, Pinch lane : or at the clam et the Brokers, Messrs. Knight, Coleman, and Co., 1, Rota Exchaage.buddlags, where all applimtions for shares are to be made. FORM OT APPLICATIOR FOR SHARES. To the Directors of the Imperial Financial Company , Liealtedl. • Gentlemen.—Having pald to your bankers the sum of g being a deposit of CI per share on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that yen rill allot me that number : and I agree to accept oath shares or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, subject to the regulaUons of the Coth pany, and also to pay the further deposit of le per share on allotment and I hereby antherlse you to ether ray same on the theater of shareholders forthe shares so allotted. Name In tall • Beddow Peaklike at beim= Dale Received We iiey et . 1881. of the ee a Min • mob 011 per shim on in sham, In the =I Maenad demob ;Limited). Bohan to the Cowpony. ... THE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPANY umttfti NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPI I. CATIONS Sc, Shares la this Company will be RECEIVED AFTER TO-MORROW ,Wedseedm, the Sul of March, at three o'clock p.m.—By order, ARTHUR C. BLUNT, Secretary !pro tem. , TeraporarpoSkee, fl, Yherb-lame, March 1, WM. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.- STRAND 31U 4 1C HALL COMPANY Unitted'.—BONDS at £5O each are non ready for lama, nominating a trot charge upon th i. e .r zr a a ist ot the Compamy, repayable In three year., and at LlO par cent. per annum, payable hall-yearly. Apply at the offices of the Company, StS, Strand, W.O . or to LG. G. T. Taylor, stock and share broker, 11, Tokenboase.yard, EC.—By order of the Board, - 1 -, 18 - DRUCK uwp.ANcs. Secretary. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICES . NOTICZ OF lIMOVAL The Directors HEREBY GIVI NOTICE that to consequence ol the Immediate ertenaloa of the Lowden, Chatham, and Dover iallway, they have vacated their offices. No. 4, Cresceat. New treet. sad REMOVED to their NEW PILLIIISES, No. m,FaratIITAEZ T.REMOVED IC. Feb. 4. 1000. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFINS—Adopted by leg Majesty's Gomm:sent foe the miltary station. J. C. and J. FIELD, the orWrial manufacturers and holden of the MI Prise Medal, amnion the public against any spurious Imitations. Their label to on all Inner and boxes. Mid by all dealers throughout the magd•m, Wholesale awil f imp ...noon at the Works. UPEEIt MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. S. where alum may be obtained their cielebeallod Vaned Benton Soap Magda. RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.—FURNITURE, Curtains. Carpels. Iron Bedsteads, de. RICHARD LOADKR and Co. now Ofl their well smarted. modern STOCK at greatly reduced prices, their premises being required for the MITROPOUTAN LITK.WiIIiEg. on view, Y 3 and Si, Pavement. linnalsery. Leedom Early application DeCallarl. ivory article muted Is plus /guns.—RICHARD LOADS/ and Co. lIPTURE B.—The PATENT SELF. ADJUSTING GEZMAN TIMM, actlai effectually with out any compllcationu te recommended by iM faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. The aecemary quality of a 'mod trues Is an ethcoent r•alatiau power, without uaasessmry Tweenum en the part affected. which desirable object is alone obtained in • Muse u•encumimed with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind.— J. WO and Co., 1. Piccadilly, A. WHAM ARK SPECTACLLS REQUIRED This query is worthy consideration Worry one whim to retain the inestimable blessing—sight for on cermet know ledge vi to the proper time for using Spectacles will de pen d tbe certainty of preserving clear Melee to the end of life. Whoa Its Befleiency is determined a sleety of discrimination must be mod hi adapting Lenses of the mact power that will supply the In.. fee r ble injury willresult. Optisalipsacks,like medicialqmeka, I drrculable mischief by their Ignorant pretension, se is proved by the victims of °matey hawkers and unskilled vendors. Mrely, then, It were wiser to ask advise Tether from some optician of repute, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old erns of Thomas Barris and dm ;established 1780% opposits the British 11 reasalista, Landon, liming specially attendd to the mina facture of opectaeles, are compstaat to advise on all that - Min, to the remedying defective vision by the emirate adaptation of the lenses. mathematically true, of the requisite power, end also by the judicious selection of a spectacle Mme 'whisk hks wise important, of the form most beimmiag the fees. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion. wind. spume, giddiness. dizzinem of the eyes. de. For habitual actetivenees, as a family aperient niedicbse, and ea a purifier of we blood, they are trnly excellent mild lo their operation and grateful to the stomach. they mate appetite, promote digestion. and strengthen the whole nervous systeet—Sold by W.Lernbert, anemia, S. King William-at., Charing. Loudon, and by druggist; In boxes, la lid. and b. 9d Re me to ask for Dr. boot& a &Dons and Liver Pills. The pada. are lea square peso package with mobilo Lambert' engraved ea Ike Asap. OIL of HORSE CHESTNUTS. Flee years' experience. confirmed by the testinumy of the medkal profession and Journals, Am proved that for allaying any neuralgic pain or Inflammatory action the OIL of HOME Cli NUTS is unennalled. It is unlike all other liniments It In nei ther stimulating nor Irritating to the skin, and la need with certainty of benefit and speedy cure in gout, rheumatism, nee relate, luieliego, tic dolmens, broachitis, deafness, chilblain., Le. In b o ttleS. et la 6d , 44. ed.. and 10a ML, from the princi pal chemists. Prepared only by L L. REIW and Co., 1 Legentratreet, London. By post on receipt of stamps. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The roost seleniineally prepared and scot powerful mart the cordial over introduced lesions to their manual condition all the secretion& on tin I~ity of which perfect health de penile It ta e specific foe diddlity of all kinds and hem Its con taining. saucing other lwettlente pepsine sad phsate of soda, will prey, highly bealal to the nervous dyspeptic. Trice tla per bottle, or four onentitles In I2s. Bole Ascot., 11 ers. Baumgarten and C.. VW, Oxfordetreet, W.C., sad 113, leadealialletroet, LC., I/AWOL HYAM and CO.'S BOYS' CLOTHING, 6$ nod 67, OXFORD-STIIKET The First Establishment in the Kingdom ice every description of Boys and Youths' Dress. 8y... and Co.'s Cams for Little Boys los. 6d. to 21s. Od. Byars sad Co.'s Overcasts for elder Boys liyam and Co.'s Jackets for Boys and Youths 10s. Mt to Na ed. 8y... And Cs. s 5500 Snits for Boys 8y... sad Co.'s Harrow Suits for Boys Elpun and Co.'s Osborne suits for Boys Byars and Co.'s Knickerbocker Salts Bye.. and Co.'s Trousers for Boys Hyam sad Co.'s Yenta for Boys 8y... and Co.'s Trousers and Vests altke ed. to 21s. Od. Gentlemen's Select Order Departniest. Separate Department for Gentlemen's Clothing. Hata, Owe, Shirts. General Hamden , . Umbrellas, de., de. HYAII ssd CO., 66 and tl7 , Ottordstreet, W.: 21, and II Setsetrest, Birmingham : and 42, Migrate, lords. ST.:MTIONS relating to th e THEORY of M CBIC compiled by ),Cr. .G. F. Wm. Limp cloth, is. " r. West's compositions and adaptations for the pianoforte Dare made his name famous. therefore this little catechism will soon rise to celebrity. We venture nothing In prognosticating that its celebrity will be as lasting sa deserved. It contains as much Instruction ou the theory and rudiments of music as some works sit times its sloe and price. It is adapted both for teach ing and self-tuition, and is endorsed by the practice as a teacher of Mr. West himself, who has used It privately for a long time. The examples are numerous, clear, and uncommonly illustrative.' —Vide Brighton Guardian, Feb. M. London : Robert Cocks and Co., 11, New litutingtonetreet. will appear this day, March I.pricv 6d., by peat It, HE AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR. T COITINTS al No. 11. . . . A Letter of ChrtstiaiiiTliiiiil;;;i:6oo 1611: of Mr PM- Hp : , ydney, Washington, Nelson, Nesselrode. Metteroleh, frt. mealier, the Earl of linemen. Coleridge, Mr.. Tenthly, the Counter of Derby (Mir lams). Charles Kean, Cheeks Ma thews, and sketches, with autographs of Theckeray and Leech. Teseporary °Mee, 11Y, otraad, W.C. Just published. kap.. price U. dd. cloth postage 2d,), THE INNKEEPER'S LEGAL GLIDE. A Handy•book for Inn-keepers, Alehouse-keepers, lamls menthouse Keepers. &c. With verbatim copies of acts, etc. By R T. TinsircLL. Esq., demister-et-law. " Every licensed vic tualer in the laud should hare this exceedingly clear and wall arranged ineneal."—Senttay Timm. Ludes . Lockwood end Co., 7, titstienern Hallteart. MUSIC , . PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The first concert of the Philharmonic Society's fifty-mood esesou took place last night at the Raawargaan rooms. The 29th of February being the birthday of Rossini, who sow enjoys a green old age at seventy-two, t►e emosion was marked by =shift the iivesiag is mime measure • "Rossini night," the two overtures, and all the vocal pieces, being *elected from his works. The airs from lel wire asd the Caa Lad ra were sung by Madras, Pampa with a degree of vocal power and brilliant execution which could not have been excelled by say performer of the day ; and the fine air from the Stabat Mate► was sung by Mr. Wilbys Cooper in a manner which deserved and obtained • highly favourable reception. Altogether, the Philhar monic Society has seldom given • better or • more successful -. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. F. 29.—.-APPOINTII ENT& —Lieu tenant H. H. M. Magrsth, to the Pembroke. Assistant-Surgeons Dr. G. V. {Wright, J. Hide, S. Terry, W. M. Power, T. Pursell, and Dr. E. L. Voss. to the Victory, for Hasler Hospital ; Dr. A. Mitchell, P. Burgess. It. J. Swestman, Dr. J. Pringle, sod Dr. T. Italhern, to the Royal Adelaide, for Plymouth Hospital. Midshipman C. S. Ls Straw to the Prisms Royal. WOOLWICH, Put. 29. An Admiralty order has been received, to the effect that in the month of June meat 28 lads will be admitted by competitive examination at the dockyards of Woolwich, Portsmouth, and Deveoport, for the appoint ment of naval engineers. Candidates must be between the ages of 15 and 18 years. Sews. will be admitted at Wool wich, eight at Portsmouth, and eight at Devooport ; and those who par the competitive examination will serve six years io the steam factory department before taking up the appointment. Some interesting experiments were carried out this day at the Royal lumina. in the presumes of Colonel Lefroy, Cap tain Heyman, and Quartermaster Bea henna, of the Ordnance Select C'AXlMllitielb ; Liwl Colonel Shaw, Amistant Super intendent, and Captain Boyle, lostroctor, of the Royal Ca rriage Department; .1. Anderson, Assistant Superin tendent of the Royal Gun Factories, and other officers, to test the efficiency of an improved patent fire engine, manu factured by Mr. W. Roberts, of Minoan, for the War Department. The result was highly satiafactory, and a favourable report as to the merits of the engine for service in government establialimeets will be forwarded to the War office. Some experiments which were flied to take place in the practice range were not carried oat on account of the unfavourable state of the weather. The following notice was issued from the General Post-081es yesterday :—•• The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company having again failed to provide a packet to convey the mails from Galway for America, which is due course should be despatched on Tuesday the lit of March next, the service on this occasion most be omitted." VOLUNTEER REVIEW ON EASTER MONDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF Till RIMERS. • • "' • • SlR,—WouldTotTo;Fujin;l,7tnakrug known to my brother volunteers that haviog received the official saortioa of the Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey, and the most kind and liberal acquiescoece of Lord ()motley, the lord of the maser, to hold the Easter If °relay review on the into proposed (Ms, the wasters part at Blackheath, near l;oild ford). the review will be held there on that day.-1 am, &c., 111, Beneatedreet, Feb. 2. rxußo. AGRICCITCRAL HALL—A very short recess has served to clear away all traces of Messrs. Strange and Pnlleya's gigantic hippodrome, sad to erect a light and capacious amphitheatre for pure circus performances, which was opened last night by Mr. John Hecderson. Most of the leading members of the old company are retained by the new manager, and what the entertainments lose in display they gain in compactness. The circus is well lighted, and the seats are well arranged in the usual circus form. The programme contains a great variety of gymnastic and equestrian tricks, all of them good, and some of them novel—the bare-backed riding of Mr. John Powell being particularly graceful, daring, and perfect. Master Perks on Ids pet pony is still a pleasing attraction, and Mr. Hender son, in addition to his labour, as manager, goes through hie exceedingly clever balancing performance on a swinging wire. Mr. Arthur Barnes heads the vaulters ; the clowns are still amusingly personated by Mews. Thorn, Ghee, and the Brothers Conrad ; the horses are spirited and well trained ; the dresses and the ring discipline are good ; and the band is effective. The sew mum), we believe, will rely last size weeks, and there is every prospect of its being successfaL MILE. RONELEAT'S LITTLE EVENING PARTY.—Mr. Parry again oders us an opportunity of enjoying the humour of his comic emus, Mrs. &akar, Little Domini Party. The public would appear to be still unostiated with the at treetroas of the moat euccomful of his aorta, after three hundred representations. enjoyed by all classes of society, royalty not excepted. The scene bow concludes the even ing's eutertaisossat. DENMARK AND THE 03NI 7 ERENCE. • COPENHAGEN, Ps. IE4 r.m. ' 'The Dag►ladett of to-day publishes an article in which it says :—" The English government opposes the violent acts of Germany by empty demonstra tions. It accepts the sophisms of Germany in order to avoid war. A conference on the baais of a personal union between Denmark and Sleswig and Holstein would be the destruction of Denmark's freedom and independence. Under such circum stances the integrity of Denmark is worthless. The Danish people must before all look foe delive are from their own exertions, and prosecute the war with the greatest energy. The fall of Denmark must be bought with blood. Diplomatic strokes of the pen shall not wipe out a nation of a thousand years' standing." THE RELATIONS BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. BERLIN. F. 29. The Norrldetasehe Zeitung of to-day says : " Intelligence received from Vienna confirms the existence of a complete understanding between the two great German Powers on the Danish question. The Emperor Francis Joseph has expressed to General Manteutiel his approval of the policy of Prussia, and his satisfaction that the friendly re lations between the cabinets of Vienna and Berlin are an fully re-established." The Norddeutache Zeitung adds :—" This understanding guarantees the energetic continuation of the policy which the two great Powers consider it right to pursue towards Denmark. It is therefore of minor im portance whether the conference takes place or not." RUMOURED ARMING OF THE FRENCH IRON CLAD FLEET. CHERBOURG, Fes. 29. The Vigie de Cherbourg asserts that the Minister of Marine has sent orders for filling up the crews of the iron-chid vessels before the 15th March, and the arming of those vessels within the shortest pos sible time. GALICIA PROCLAIMED W A STATE OF SIEGE. BREIILAI7, FEB. a The Schlaiache Zeitung publishes a telegram from Cracow, dated this day, stating that two placards had been posted up in that city at the corners of the streets : the one being an Imperial manifesto, the other a proclamation declaring Galicia to be in a state of siege. LEMBERG, Fn. 29. Galicia and Cracow have been placed in a state of siege, and the laws for the protection of personal liberty and inviolability of domicile have been sus pended. The reasons assigned for this measure are the existence of treasonable societies within the Austrian frontier, and the enlistments made for, and assistance given to, the Polish insurrection. LEMBERG, F. 29. An ordinance issued by the governor to-day orders all perrons not entitled to wear arms to deliver them, together with all ammunition, to the public authorities within a fortnight, under penalty of fine or imprisonment. All persons not belong ing to this city are ordered to obtain permission for their stay from the police within forty-eight hours. NEW SPANISH MINISTRY. MADRID, Fn. 29, Envin. Senor Mon and the Marquis of Novaliches have succeeded in forming a new cabinet. Senor Mon will have the support of Marshal O'Donnell and other principal personages belonging to the dif ferent parties in both Chambers. MADRID, Fu. 29. The usual monthly auction for the sinking fund of the Passive debt took place to-day. The prices fixed by the government were for the first-class internal, 44; second, 30 ; second foreign, 34.50. Tenders were sent in at 50 for the first description, 29.59 for the second, and from 35 to 37.5 for the third. FRENCH SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION TO MEXICO. The Moniteur of yesterday publishes a long report from M. Duruy, the Minister of Public Instruction, upon the advantages to France, and to the world generally, of sending out a scientific com mission to Mexico. M. Duro) , begins by referring to the valuable information respecting Egypt ob tained by the " colony of saran." who followed Napoleon to that country sixty-six years since. Be thinks that the results obtained then are a guaran tee of those that will be obtained now ' • and that while the explorations to be undertaken will be as useful to trade as to science, " they will perhaps advance the solution of the problem put forth by Prince Napoleon twenty years ago, of the cutting of the American isthmus by an interoceanic canal." " The Emperor," he adds, " might in this, as in so many other things, see realised the mighty and fertile conceptions of the exile." The report concludes by recommending I that a committee should be formed to organise the expedition, follow its progress, and prepare for the learned world an account of its labours. The minis ter also recommends that a credit of 200,000 franca (8,000/.) should be opened to defray the expenses of the expedition. An Imperial decree follows approving M. Duruy's suggestions and appointing the members of the commission. Among the num ber are Marshal Valliant, Baron Gras, Michel Che valier, Vice-Admiral Jurien de la Gravure, Milne Edwards, Baron Larrey, Viollet le Due, arc. The Pope Lan given an official denial in the Giornak di Roma to the statement of the Milan papers, th►t Kin( Victor Emmanuel is on steeliest terms with him, and continues to keep up a friendly correspondence with him. The denial states that his Holiness entertains no relation. whatever with the Italian King. A further instalment,, being the third, of the cot , respondence on the affairs of Sleswig was pub lished yesterday evening, occupying 236 pages, and consisting of 311 despatches, or extracts from despatches, with their inclosures. The earliest of the new despatches is dated Sept. 30, and the West Dec. 19, 1863. There are 64 despatches from Ike Russell to the British ministers at Vienna, Berlin, Frankfort, Copenhagen, and other capitals. In October the British government was making those attempts, in which it ultimately succeeded, to induce Denmark to rescind the Patent of March 30, by which the crown had placed Holstein on a fasting distinct from the remaining parts of the monarchy, in order to remove all pretext for the inter ference of the Germanic Confederation. The Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs objected to maul the Patent, because, he said, it would be in vain, for the German Confederation was aiming, not simply at the position of Holstein in the monarchy, but at other parts of the King's dominions (Sleswig) which were not within the, competency of the Diet, sad, Denmark would be compsaled to oriat.their peeksodone in this respect In the eon Deumark gave way. There is a despatch of Sir A. Paget, dated Copenhagen, Oct. 14, which, among others, shows how strong was the pressure put upon Denmark by our Foreign-office, with a view to induce it to follow a particular line of policy. In the middle of November, just before the late King of Denmark died, the Constitution for Denmark proper and Sleswig was voted by the Rigsraad. On the accession of King Christian, Earl Russell, though reluctant to interfere, and unable to urge the King to take a course unpa latable to his subjects, popular feeling being strongly in favour of the Constitution, instructed Sir A. Paget to represent, if questioned on the sub ject, "that as his Majesty desires, doubtless, that the proposed mediation should lead to a good result, the probability of its doing so might be greatly increased if his assent to the constitution were to be suspended until a settlement of the international question was effected, or at least had made some progress." At the same time the British government renewed its offer of mediation at Frank fort, or more accurately directed its minister to ascertain from the President of thel Diet and from the ministers of Bavaria and Prussia whether the Diet would be disposed to aceept the sole mediation of this country on the international questions at lame, namely the eels,- hone of Sleswig to Denmark proper and the Ger manic Confederation, and the position of Holstein in the Danish constitution. But the death of Fre derick VII. gave an opportunity for opening the succession question, which many of the German governments were well disposed to raise. On the 28th of November the Frankfort Diet excluded the Baron Dirchinck Holmfeld from its sittings, on the ground that the question of succes sion to the Duchies was in abeyance. This step was taken at the very time when the Diet was send ing an army into Holstein for the purpose of Fede ral execution, on the ground that Christian IX. was not fulfilling his duties as a member of the Confederation • and when the Diet by so doing I was, as Aust ria and Prussia alleged, recognising him as Duke of Holstein. In December, the entrance of Federal troops into the Duchies having become imminent, Earl Russell stated to the Danish minister in London " that her Majesty's government could not pretend to advise the Danish government not to resist execution, but that, as far as his own personal opinion went, he thought that such resistance would be, at least, imprudent, and would only increase and aggravate the present difficulties." In Lord Bloomfield's despatch from Vienna, giving an account of the Austrian contingent to the army of execution in Holstein, this singular observation occurs :—" I understand that to guard against any fraternisation between the Austrian soldiers and the Holeteiners, it is intended that the Imperial advanced brigade shall be composed of Hungarian and Polish regiments." On the 16th of December, Sir A. Buchanan, acting under instructions, en deavoured to obtain from the Prussian government a precise statement of what was desired of Denmark in satisfaction of the claims of Germany, and for the preservation of peace. X. Bismarck said : That unless Lord Wodehotise could induce the Danish goverment to remit the new Danish constitution from coming into force on the let of January next. his mission to Copenhagen would be fruitless. I (Sir A. Buchanan) sug gested that it was perhaps expecting too much, in the pre sent state of public feeling is Denmark, that the King could revoke the constitution without his being allowed time to oommunicate with the leading members of the fligeraed, and to convince theca of the necessity for such a MY/Olt ; but his excellency replied that his Majesty must change his ministers and Gad others who would do what was required for the maintenance of the integrity of the moaareley, without fear el public opiates, for if the Prussian government bad given way to the public opinion of Prussia, or to a vote of the Chamber of Deputies, they would have already proclaimed war to Denmark in support of the preten dOSS of the Prince of Augosteaburg. Lord Wodehouse received his instructions as special envoy to Copenhagen on the 9th of Decem ber. The instructions are very general, and relate chiefly to the treaty of 1852. The present seriesof papers is broken off at the date of his arrival in Denmark, but there is adespatch from him relating the purport of &conversation he had with X. de Bis marck at Berlin. There is also one by Earl Rus sell, the last in this collection, on the constitutional question in Sleswig. RELIEF FUND FOR THE WOUNDED DINES AND THE FAMILIES OF THE FALLEN. TO TEI EDITOR OT TEE LLPILISEL Sra,—l have great pleasure in being able to inform you that the ladies' committee of the above fund has already been enabled to forward 2,300 f. to the central oommittee in Copenhagen, of which you will perhaps have the kindness to take the earliest notice in your paper.—l am, ke. A. WaTENHOLZ. dti, Mark-lane, FAL 29. The Pays of yesterday evening says :—" Letters from Brawls speak of the probability of a fresh poetporie meat of the journey of the Archduke Maximilian to Paris." The Hamburg barque Venezuela, Captain Pins dorf, put in at Plymouth yesterday afterooon, from Macao, with a valuable cargo of tea and cinnamon, in order to avoid the Danish cruisers. She bad bees warned of the Deno- German war, and ordered to Plymouth by one of the two steamers seat by German merchant. to cruise for that purpose off thechope of the Channel, under English colours. Two other Hamburg veseela from Macao are also expected at Plymouth. DANISH BLOCKADE OP BLESS. 10 AND HOLSTEIN. —A supplement of the London Gautte was published last evening, oontainhig a motif/04100 that Earl Russell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, bee received from the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of hi Majesty the King of Deantark at this court a sotificatioo, dated the 26th of February, 1864, of the blockade, by the Daaish loyal forces, of all poets and inlets ea the east coed of the Duchies of Slestrig and Hot. stein, from the 25th of this month (February), with the exception of Nenstadt, the Islands of Ale and Airco, and snob other *ea as are actually under the authority of his Majesty the King of Derimark ; and farther notifying that the blockade will auccensively he rained for every plum that comes again into the power of the royal government, and public odic* thereof be given. 25 to 1 TATTERBALL'EL—Motmar. Sabsecibers bison to drop in early this aftersoon, and as moos as en avow mended deaf an effort was made at betting, !although at the same time stiesulatioe on future MOP did not beime gamma until after the settling am the past wades ming had bees concluded. The Liverpool Steeplechase me of comes the absorbing topic, and Bantam the great " pot,* es during the greater porters of the after neon anything over 7 to 1 was amorpted to all the mosey that t o be got ma. Emblematic and Emblem wire very mys tarkitli jug, Until doss upon ISM 'Dish, when the young 'un quickly displaced bar Mettle eost~snkm, sod she advanced (rum 13 to Ito9to 1, takes kladly, wh im 20 to 1 was taken sad offered about the other. Portland sad Serious Cam were each firm at their quoted prices. 11 to 1 was offered os the field for the Narthamptireshire desks, but boners, wbo bad exhibited a " coming' teadesey in the zooming iu the City, when she was supported at 14 to 1, Mill huller improved her position, until she finally left off at 12 to 1 4 taken freely. Old Fairwater also bad 20 " Posies, entrusted to her. It was a moot point which to choose of three for the Two 'El:ousted Guiosaa, the result being that the only solution of the quietism wee finally to accept 575 to 100 about each, the favoured trio being also backed jointly at 100 to 500 against the field. There were frequent offers to by 13 , " huodreds" apt Golden Pledge for the Cheater Oep, but as Dot km than 14 to 1 wont ham been aceeq • nothing was done in that quarter. 18 to 1 was do ' had odor about Antield, and 20 to 1 was looked to ali money about Itimekdows. Whether tt was that the preemie of the . owner of flootaialt Chief inspired his pettiness with renewed sadder% at that the hens has had a geed time of it lately, was not mode clear, bat the anxiety to get os the favourite was manifest, and after all the available 10's to 1 were seamed up cc the quiet the layers drew in their horns, sad 9to 1 was the highest offer at the close. Cambium:au was very fondly inquired after, and a redly amount specu lated at 100 to 8, one adherent of the ' dual " stable having accepted 2,000 to 160 in one bet. 14 to 1 would have brought blacken to terms about Paris, and at 18 to 1 Forager would have found many friends. Is anticipation of • rush to get en Prime Arthur 1,000 to 45 was booked early about him, but before the room broke up 23 to 1 was ob tainable for the aside', and accepted accondingly, the same odds to 103/. being laid egainat Blair Athol. Strafford ad vanced to 50 to 1 taken, and a fresh candidate was intro duced in Peon, who was backed at 1.000 to 10. Closing LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE 7 to 1 apt Mr. Holism's Bantam, aged, list 61b (off, 115 to 2) 9to 1 Lord Coventry's Emblematic, 6 yrs, lOst 61b (t) 10 to 1 Mr. T. Hunt's Wee Nellaged,Ust 61b (oft) 14 to 1 Mr. Matthews' Portland, aged, 104 1216 (t) 15 to 1 Mr. Dawson 's SeriousOrm, aged,llst 31b(t) 100 to 6 Mr. Baker's Slaking Fund, aged, list 10lb (1 aad off) 20 to 1 Mr, Reshoi's Real Jam, 5 yrs, 104 81b (1) 20 to 1 Mr. B. Land's Amy, 6 yrs, list (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Holman 's Woroseter, aged, list (t) 20 to 1 Lord Coventry's Emblem, aid, 12st 81b (1 and off) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Wade's Martha, aged, lOst (1) 25 to 1 Mr. W. Murray's Jerusalem, aged, list Slb (t) 30 to 1 Major Wombwell's Bell's Life, 6 yrs, lOst(t) 30 to 1 Mr.ll'Nsghten'sTbomastowiksged,l2st (t) 33 to 1 Mr. F. Rowland's Radom, aged, list (t sad off) 40 to 1 Capk Macbell's Leonidaa,6yre, lOstl2lb ( t ) r 40 to 1 Mr. Astley's Arbor', aged, list lZb (oi 50 to 1 Mr. 1). Gray's Jealousy, aged, list 10Ib(e 30 to 1 Mr. De Grey's Romeo, aged, llst(t) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 11 to 1 apt Mr. T. Hunt's Blitlfield, 4 pa, 7stl2lb (off) 12 to 1 Mr. Merry's Lioness, 5 yrs, Bst 81b (t freely) 12 to 1 Ceptsia J. King's Gardener, 6 yrs, 7st 41b (off) 14 to 1 Mr. R. Drewitt's SW/rides. 3 yea, sst 121 b (t) 15 to 1 Baron Rotbeebile's Wingrove, 5 yrs, Set 121 b (t) 20 to 1 Mr. W. S. Ostivright's Falrwater. 6 yrs, 9st llb (t) Mr. LasOeld's Unica Jack, 3 pa, 7st (1) TWO THOUSAND. 575 to 100 apt Oat FM. de TAir(t) 575 to 100 Mr. H. Tat Broeck's Paris (t) 575 to 100 Captain John White'. Catabolic= (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Clarsinoot (t) 600 to 800 Fills de l'Air, Paris, and Onsabosran jointly (t) CHESTER CCP. 13 to 1 apt Mr. Motion's Golde Pledge, 4 yrs, 7et 81b (of t 14 to 1) 18 to 1 Mr. Greville's Astield, 4 yrs, 74 61b (of t 20 to 1) 20 to 1 Mr. 8. Drovitt's Blsekdown, 4 yrs, 7st 9lb (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Merry's Crisis, 3 yrs, Est Mb (t) 33 to 1 Lord Westmoreland's Merry Hart, 4 yrs, bat Blb (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Hr. Merry 'a Scottish Chief (t freely) 100 to 8 Capt.ia JoheWhite'sCambamosa (t freely) 13 to t Mr. Tea Broweles Pariat(off tl4to 1) 15 to 1 Xs. Neylor's Coast Guard (t) 100 to Lord St. Vinoent's Forager (off) 25 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Noce Arthur (4) 25 to I Hr. TAneoe's Blair Athol (t) 28 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Claramoot (t) 50 to 1 Baron Itothchikl's c by Fessoletio—Cah list (4) 50 to 1 Lord Gisagow's Strafford (t) 66 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Copenhagen (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. Hodgman '• Valiant (4) 1000 to 10 Mr. Alezawder's Peon (t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—MONDAT. NOTTINGHAM SPRING HANDICAP. 5 to 1 mist Tourist (t) 5 to 1 Revolver (t) sto 1 Carishrook (t sod off) 7to 1 Wean (t) 7 fto 1 Jades Alive (t) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 11 to 2 eget &atom (') Bto 1 Wee Noll (t) 12 to 1 Portleod (14 to lt f) 14 to 1 E nbleohtio (t) 14 to 1 Serials Cass MI 14 to 1 Emblem (t) 20 to 1 Stoking Fond ff) 30 to 1 Thomaston& (off) 100 to 2 Jerusalem (Si lvan. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 11 to 1 on the Geld (off) 100 to 9 opt Ostdener (t) 100 to 8 Lioolllll (t sod 0E) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 8 apt Biadoiowo (t) THE DERBY. 10 to 1 eget Scotia& Chief (I) NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING. Hoene Aitarran.—Cutaway, Gilder, Lady Oltatbaza, Blackbird. Prinores, Horace, Gotk, tricht, Jack's Alive, Yellow Dwarf, Cadean, Flower Safety, Bother Bandy Waveasy, Hawk's Eye, Ziti, Clown, Don't Come Lite, Vision, Tailor Zeloo, Revolver Ree Lea, Redcap, Dr. Syntax. rani's. Revolver, Feat Skies, Tarlight, rs. Somerville, Roulette, Wee Anne, La Ifeedianta, Clairroyeete, Dunkeld, Lissom, Partisan, Pre scriptioo, Denim, Gipsy Girl, rfejallUl. Airedale, Gallant, sad Dame Canes. NAVAL MOTLEENTS or ATWELL—The follow ing circular despatch has been forwarded by the Austrian government to its diplomatic agents abroad, and has also been banded to the Federal Diet :—" As Denmark hen availed herself of present circumstances to exercise the right of capture against Austrian, Prussian, sod other German merchant ships, his Imperial Apostolic lLsjesty has been pleased to order the equipment of a squadron of the Impanel war envy. Part ci this squadron will cruise be tween Gibraltar and the British Channel, and protect not only Austrian but also Prussian and other German mar cantons° Aglaia the Danish cruiser*. Your excellency i■ therefore requested to bring t►is manure to the know ledge of the government to which you are accredited." MAILS roe Seamen.—The mail steam packets nodes maraca with the Swedish government will recom mence their voyages between Bull and Gothenburg on Saturday the sth of March. Mails for conveyance by these packets will, therefore, be made up in London en the evening of Friday, the tdi of March, and on the evening of every subsequent Friday until further notice. All letters and newspapers addressed to Gothenburg sod Uddewalla will be forwarded by these pickets, alms directed to be otherwise sent; but letters and sewspapers for other part of Sweden intended to be transmitted by these packets must be apseially addressed "by Swedish packet."—By command ci the PormartaGeeeral, HOELUID Bgt.L. Secretary... THE WAR IN DENILRE. —The following notion has been issued Iron the Mhos of the Danish Commalate at Liverpool :—" Notice of Blockade.—The Minister of Marine in Copenhagen hes given notice that all ports ad inlets at the east coast of the duchies of Siessrig sad Holstein have been blockaded from the 25th of this month (February), with the exception of Neustadr., the tales of Ala mid MEW, mid melt other places that reclinee nudist the authority ad his Majesty the King of Denmark. The blockade will sue csmively be discontinued from every place that may again mime utder the poser of the Danish gore/west, sad of which due notice will in that are be given." ,i i ~ ;,