The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

5. Fl • _ . • - 79 - 71 .11 . r 1 n t• r t • 1 • , 1 , li 6 ad.clXsl. _ _ • , 0 .1 1 rS ■a. 45424 Pak LOUTTA Direct, cialit MADRAS. U L TIO - NTILLY BTU* 00311111ZICA• loseureso WNW= 0,1 DIA by themegoblesot eg losieoglad to Br gat ladle sod Leedom 11= 0 0nneolow paalleoll.-4Se welt• poro oli9Por MAU8M1116,1,1116 toms OW o.r, 0. 1 8 1 12D0CK.,_ Coommoder, leave the Vlo 0. London) Docks the 18th Jose, and Ptysiosati the lard June, av Calcutta, caner at Madras Mime steamers r e at ,‘.( ~pa of Good Elope on the homeward voyage only, sad are to make average palmed IS days bora isolated to y a „i r aa Passengers by the demurs will lave the Dodos or y watog aad dlaemharklwr at Plymouth, the 001111.401 verbs 'O4 railway tare between Loodooaad Plymouth, and otontriall o,s, to and from the stramers—Per freight or Norge sooty to i ni ,,day and 00., st, Partaamerd-etnet, • and to Reglastd Frier, k.a.i , Secretary or to Bond and Mackay* wets. 9, ltinetng-bane, LC.; and la Plymouth, to Mr. H. ;Aram NW ZEALAND.—Andated_paasages and Free Grants of Iand.—WILLIS'S letabltelted to 1843. 1k andeneenttoned yank wbkit Ward sea peerst mina ble, es cannot be loaed to tame rif aq 'Um asib, arill d i spetclied punctual/ : MAIL Clem I Port. l To Sell. van WOMB Cohunpes B;aiasima prt::orier_ • A 1 1 Al 12 'sus: • 1 11 yam • 1 Aukhad .. Auckland .. Cantarter7.. •• • !Med. My 3l Jew 10 J 10 Mar 20 i A mor 40. o WILLIS, GANN. sad Ora, Cr!obpoovaro, who bon rt Would tabs itath ectltloo of tbMr Moat loot at Now z...aad:" orb 0112121. RORINSON, and Os., 1 oat; Lot Imes EWE TO 111 W YOlti. mg, wax, se JA I L I aus mu IMCPRIP COMMIT Weed I. picidal their tell.powered 0174e.bullt lree anew hesemadditge. orrytoB the ITateed Matte mans. FllOll LEYZILTOOL FOIL SEW TOIL CITY OF 1.1141.111CLL, flataardai, Yu 14. CITY OF BALTT1(0111, Wednesday. llag 11. ETNA. Wednesday, Way to AM mg Wetlands", and every alternate Ihrbardeg. Maui peateer Tri Ihe 00 •Eug. W a r ...=4 / 1= lt, 17, asti 11 =sector dia. ter r7= including .7, provider sashed. terw" for roads, the United Statile and MU* Oeinable. berited ugh vere advantageous wine—Fee Inellher particulars apply Se m in vu HYMAN, tt, water-Week Lherpeal; at to XIV= led IL4CXY. Klatt Wallawatnet, Tom' QTEili front LONDON to HIM YORK. The MITI= shut AMUIC.AX STEAM NATIGATION OMPAN (u.lwl will despatch ono of the andereteadoesd randld tut screw t -tee east mos* tor Now Tort , Tem. 1 Hone•power. Inados Westmtoßit 2,500 1 600 MOO 600 1.000 600 2,600 600 Captain Glover. Captain Coma. Coptia Prwad. GLOW. Harris. Dublin Tort Thew maralllssut weesels are unsurpassed by aay " *user, sad have soeowoodatioe for pablenteli T.Ple " r: a a very =Waft The the will COMMIske• at as early date, the tun day to be Mud In a later artoueoenteat. To load I. the Victoria Docka—Por freight or pseuds apply to the Couppeurs Agents. AMID LAYING and Co., S. Leadenhallutreet BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian 8 w — Direct Reale to Bawler. Braimeriek, sod Central Ger mar —Om of the ilae first clam screw steamers ADLER, MOW; or t.CIIWILLBJI will be deepatohed Rees Ameslydeare every Ilmmaig morales ; mealier permitting ) . at 8 a.s amnia at Neiman Pier ter pmemaere os. at 10 a.m.—Pares to liken LI sod Mara de sod 811—Appil at CHAP reinvest Mee. Iteffeetretreee. W. : fir to PBM.UPB. PHILLIP/S. aad C0.,1, Rood-lar" 'IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 1, Old Stemduerest, London, LC. laseltstedlB2l. The duelntonstalng feature of QUI Company lu parted issurtte. The amount Indented boa the commeneasent essued@ 2.41,000. The amount of policies lamed 67,100.000. Ma amount of claims paid, including Doom £1,000,000. The peopriekes' eapttal it £710,000. The had accumulated tramper armholes mese& 10 man of tie rrtmum I aad M mat. oa the Insurances la farm EDWARD RY CHAPMAN, Chairmaa. DAMN TIICRAItIIIIIIII, tea.. M.P., Damn, Clehmaa. warn INHALE. Actuary. rpHE EUROPEAN BANK (Litnibed). CaPitsl. 23.960" in to,cgoo dorm et SAO sash. ilabieribed Capital. Otte Million. Paw-n Capital. MOM. Head Clese-41. Xing Mlllimaatreet. LC. Ossnal. Maamee • Leedom: Bright Wool. ap, ezAscinn PA RIP-6, lealeverd des Ceaseless (being the las de la ileasan—llosa Harder late OW des florsteee Bissagare, la Coaaptoir dasociapte, Pests). auarzerax— Ilea-itest Ammo Magame—le. J. is tabor, Zeo Ronsamx - lemetreas. WoMande. Maxame-1. Ramberg. Fm. s. W. Josephus Jitta, Eaq. " (Messes. - J JiCia and Zormul, amstwdani. J. H. Schroder, Bp. tyeews. H. B. Schroder and Co.:. AMIStehIIMIL The bank Is prepared to negotiate and collect bills and grant emits and credit wpm the braochas, agents. and coeeeepondente if the bank In all parts of the Coatinent and abroad. 2Le bank etecutes orders for the purchase and sale of securities cm the t (*Oneida' bourses. iapow of divldeods on foreign sseuritim, payable In the I rifted linguicon M isteselasna are purchased, end foreign notes sod money ancoebsd by the bank Deposit received fag such periods and s& such rates of interest N may be agreed apoo torrent accounts opened, and every description of liingllsh and !outgo banking badness transacted. By order of the JOHN SMUT?, Secretary. ►rHE BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY ruailted. trader "The Companies Act, Het" Capital LlOOOOO fie 0,000 Sha Shares. ms of 410 each. This, 6,11.0 A minimum dividend of fi per cant per enema gnsranteed on the peasiwp capital far the fiat three years. 4: per share oar application, and LI 10a. as allotment ; calls ant 1.. eteeed as 10s. per share at Intervals art oat less than lane !: is not proposed to cell up more than t 7 10s. per share ; but, , men eapital may be required, to issue further alarm, erne half. pro rat*, amongst the shareholders. at par, and one.hall t the public, tie siminniss cm the latter to form pert et a reserve fund. • PRaLTORa ;AIN OGLE (Items. Ogle and Co.), Calcutta and London. Chairman. !;.s: ' , Genets! Clerks, Indian Array, Elm-hoaey, Norwood. 4 asan Creaser, BC Georges place, H)de.park, London. :.hn Alen Laakey. jun. (Mew& Dumas, liaoltey, and Co.), Condos. Lyall News. L. and W. Lyall and Co.;, Landon E. Campbell lingo= sad London. 7. B. grarbotongb, %Miry-square, London. Lark N Hann ,ilessra Wilma, Worcester, and Co.), Cskotta ' sad lonsion. With power to add to their number. tastrae—The Agra sad United Barrio* Book (Undte4, Coe- Donetreet e. Datong—Drum end Co., 7. 13ank.buildings. City, and $3, Via. Soria @Meet, Westminster. nubile*. Stanley R. liatarteaa Public Aceenntant, Witham-Isms. Francis numbers, Fee-court, Ifemborchatiest Lwow—Shoo sad HUE 3, BerthAnmew-huie, Bank. Manteca —Z. S. Oreenstreet. LOT roe PAlte—Ball. Delsore. gi, Roe dm Pollee Emile.. Wires-11, Great St. Helen's, Bishopagatretreet. PROSPICITO. The description of oil called Petroleum," lately diaooversd la reansylvailia, which has already grown Into a trade, employ * mallow sterling, has hero known for at least leer bombed Yean in the Burmese empire. Crude Petroleum," though burned by the natives of Barna& to never been seed out of that industry for Use purpose la con ieiuenoa ef Its Impurities, which can only be removed by distil istion—it has, however, bees distilled in EsLLud, sad the refined of shipped back to the East Indies. lbersede thus carried on has entailed large losses to the he peter*t while distillers have derived tares piney as scarcely on. teU can be converted Into line oil, the real lee being of little raise he inerimi s Mit stesthig the mime tor freight, insaraaco, whit* asinent to from to &IA per ton, whilst in Burnish this midmost as rshashie as the crude oil Welt In Burmah. To obviate tide, and ertract, the One oil on the spot, the Issas Piece ot bad Magma, comprhgair about 30 acme, ou the teaks Si the Near. was taken, aod on it a trattery. with stills, ram power, supsehmeing apperates, saw milk, sad every other applause* for welting upwards Si 100 boos of oil per week 1,,, 1rd by an esnioser sent expiessly from England: and i`h•rses, Lls oces= i stens, du, were bunt establ has, In consequence of the death of the t.::-it peoprieter—wldch took place lust se be last oseepisted • worts —Ma ofered to Ills Company. I e owner, who resides In England, will make ever the pro- I'tt for the sus Si LlO,OOO. eneekdrd of • kids be will take Is 13 . 1 ap Mares, and has guaranteed, to the ralstactkm of the ige t.irs, a dividend of 71 per cent. per annum on the pald.up esidal for three years, feeling confident it will crowd - 2S per .as the reload ell is saleable at very high prior all ever De East. 'Re consamptkin Si Calcutta ohms being sollelent b Amp 1 Productiou of the fectory for seam time to come. Lien Is no paid promoter in this Company, and the pretbab tat espenses will strictly confloed to neceeaary outlay. .fourth the capital has teen privately subscribed by the to -tors and their friends. } l'Vectuses may be obtained from the bankers, busbies, MI. ClPcs. or manager. at the odlces of the Compeny, where pins l ), •• bud sad 4.l•Ullery may be sees, and the Articles of Ater Inspected. BC RME23E OIL DISTILLERY {L imited ) . No FURTH= APPLICATION ger SKARNII will be k) IVED APT= 'fO.llOl2OW teefereley). tbe Wt., ' • country.—by 0111111 r. r, w■wr. meat SR Rehm* May 13, 1814. TEETH, constructed under Mr. ZEIKELLIS Patented Invention *cured by Goys' assll7o July, ie sun •t be rammed tee 011133 fort. WWwwwwa , tag diarabill ir• ,es treatment. seltualy • few Mere required. T,sslies fres ‘*, , es swops. Decayed Test b stopped disesioured Testi ft. , tett, &e. Nom soderute. Cousidluttoas Grub et, beeamnst. W., sad et Bstuistra-Idll. joZEAU3 00PAHINE MIGI, stustmetally tsl4 h Os Pods sad Leedom NapNish. Imam as NM el a. , as Csaerie, lifeard, Usai, Pshosd. sad Dorm Clark Lust, - New. 41, lad), sescts •me is ma avassas se elm days "U. , la mum tor eirside airmails-4a. M. pat Wilt= k . M C..70211Ark Trench GMEMM. ENTlmikek 11 4 isalaysat Maasals, ►Pada _ ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. Muter tbe sok inenegesesni of We. "BCH TU. Wtth the and asneeit desire to adhere to Iles previous an. nounebeent, Mr. PICIITER ocengebed, coneequence oblate erksordlnary sonde preparations, to POSTPOlentles production of RAWLS'? bath &STURDILY, May 11. AGRICULTURAL HALL ISLINGTON. SECOND urriaxmoitti slow Os Yozbousde. Pointers Plosoeors, darters Nonfoods, Yokriristo. Groyfosads, , Bloodhossoro. And all Mode of British aedtorelipt Watcb-d, Voiotia Xlilet; and Pets, to be held et the Agrlealtaral-halt Isllngtoa, oa IRIDAY. Washy, lioaday, Tandy, and Wedamday, Mk Mb. 10th, net May, sod 14 Au" Ire& By order, B. lIIDNIIT, doe. A GRICLTLITRAL HALL, ISLINGTON. The NORSE SHOW will OPEN Id July. ENTRIES CLOSE no lDe IMb Juno —Pair Limb an sow roody, rid may Do olitoLood oo applicatlow to 0. SIDNEY, See. THE OXFORD.-THE MERRY WIVES OF WIXOM by OW Nimbi& by UN BALLO IN WAS aMIA. by MAL TLI by IM d the ewe- PM/A—Dlzeolor, F. Imiluesm. TER BRUNSWICK FAMILY ROM, TICZKYBT-STRINT. BT. JAMBI. LONDO.IB. licessi7 Onatesie lood its . r• I 8..-The GRAND m0d e . 21,11 Wnhaeobil aneepodoes. Woos de N new d. kw tie Is Tan. an sear the none% lee=pleila ion Pay, lan It online WO 4fr to an. .70 drawing-rouse fee lar l . $ 01 01 2". 111 =a 1 AZI sales. cantle d thing eon doe WO lemon. sod ones then hi a labiodltate at six o'clock. Tines ama Wielents send ila carte ha the colise•nnell Y nel le to the Thin Is a nedneeecel nano bed Wigan and and pabilenoe& a ausionen. sal arenas roan toe tri:: levellersest My edentate Wein There are We nen bilEardevests. smokes livaso pieldieet eabs. ea. ennead caoallsres pen to the railway stollres. The servants speak an =This septet Hold, pereselog ell the enders /urn, oft combise. and situated tn the most fashionable part at Paz* Is roxamatoded to the attention of travellers .—. . . _, ..._ _ _ ... ...... of Utah. two Hotels the Commute Inainobilthe lee - laa r ae hlle= =tenet • Meats terned Howe ea the Sonlitesed dee (Zebus, v on:oohs the Rotunda of the Oread Betel, where twills ten raids as to their own private resi duum. end where they ntes rely Rpm lading the Unmet ooniteet. SAITOIL—LEA amid PZII.RI27B' WOECESTILYAILIIII EAU= 1 adioloas condiment, preeminent Loonnoimeare '• THE ONLY GOOD EAU " le prepared by LEA rad P NS. The pub& ire cautioned witaa worthless baits- Woe. end iambi see that Lineal Perrhe amen are on wrapper, label, Witte * and stopper. AE L for LEA and JIMMY SAI7CI. Sold widow and for export by the Proprlet= a oreeeter . news. CROSSE and BLACK WELL; Igerms. Tana MIONE. landen. am, 4ba.. ; and by grows and Mims alivermaily. EVERY ONX wbo has a garden should have a Liens Now ; the best sod abeam* sat BARMAID'S PATINT KOISILISS. Pries, Ws* S 1 lk : Vidal* AS fa. : mewl. A 4 les. ; It. Packed sad delivered tree to the ra=statioas Catalogues past free.—J. JONES, Z. GOLD CHAINS.-JOHN BROGDICIS to call the Wootton et the piddle to the rosy 211 11 - VOICE which be delivers with Gold Claud Maths purebeeed et bis vasjeteetery : To Arkneaside al palters theta. It tries leas 41 To (18) emit gold. we d. tglung dwt. SRL, at is a yd. par ounce, Stmt Moe Total 'Upon this system, the QUALITY. WILLOW. and YAMS of the geld are eertifled. and goaranteed b the peirchaear: lots Broaden 100 far tair retnnomatime on the wotionanehip only. which isarged &wording to the intricacy or shaplicity of the pattern. JOHN BROODER. ficklasith.—Mmatactary. No. Id Hen. Matta-street. Covent-pecks. London. W.C. Mitabliahed A.D 1796. Mears made of Chains and Jewellery for la each —N.B. Ter eatablithineet to dosed at 4 In theeradng, sad on %Wider Mt. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOM& ADDISON awl LUCAS, Wring Instrument Woken to tier Yorsty, 111, 11.110ZNY-11111.11111T, W. AOLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 1&, 215., to ; 21 strings, Ll 11a W. to .L 2 2a. ; 42 strings, L 2 5w to at lb. M. esett, Cases Included. ADDISON aid LCC.A3, Ile, IiGIWIWILIET, W. CONCERTINAS. -48 AS. —4B IT.. Double Action, El lea Se 26 ADDI6O/6 w. D RUMS.—Sid % 25.. to £4 10e. each ; Bass, le. to 12 golneen ADDISON as LIJC4IS. 2114 ISMIVT-STAINT, W. VLllTES.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. to headmene mahogany or rosewood case, An ile. All IL., end £l6 le.: ditto. silver. 25 gainer. Mere flutes are pronouseed by Mr. B. WsD4 the eminent pwlo onew. to be the beet cylinder fide with old system of fingering Cool- Cal. AT !?..A.4 ADDISON and LUCAS, AA INGINT-STILES, W. G IJITA RS.—The boa Models, from £2 2s. to 12 guineas each ADDISON rid LItCAd. VA isaz.vra•sscr. H A RMONIUMS, from £6 6e. to 60 guineas. Price Me tree per post ADDLION and LUCAS, 210, 11,GINT-STAZAT, W. VOCAL HORN, highly finished, £8 Ba, inlaid. nisi is especially secommeaded to amateurs and pro- Same. sea heentit= drawled-room lastrament. BS= la C, songs with plunder= sccompanhaent an be played as pub. liaised for the =tee without traesposing or the use of crooks. The lens is • sondsMeHon of the Pro= sod team bon= end I. produced without 'Nora Xt. C. Harper =Muds by =what asset to glee Instructions open this instrument, ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, I.IOI.3I.BTHAZT. W. - MIJSICAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table— four tunes, 4 adman six tunes. I sabers eight t 0..., •guineas ; twelve tams. 12 Woe= Overture Hems, tram II to 30 gains= Pocket Bone - Mrs times, 1 (Masa three teas., Al I is. : tour Mass. 4.2 fa Maadoline lease—thne be..,, A 3 13s. 6.L ; tour tanek All St ; ds tuns., AS Its oath lease repaired. ADDISOW sad Lrcss, 210, ILIOILIMSTIZET, W. THZ PVINVINING 01 BID-100/11.1. HEAL and SON observed for some time that It would he advantageous to their Ciatoniers to ase • mu, II larger selection of fled-room Purslane than a unally displayed. and that to lades properly et the style and effect of the different descaptioes of Tamara It r oeoaerp that each deocription should be placed la seea►ar rams They ham therefore, kiIIfA7TED large and Addiacaal SHOW-ROOMS, by which they are enabled not only ►o extend their s►ow .1 iron, Braa, sad Wood Bedstead, and led-room Purslane, heyord what they believe has over been attempted, but also to provide several small rooms for the purpose of keeping complete suites of led-room Furniture I. the diffused styles. Deal Good. may be seen la complete saltoo of Sr. or colours, some of them light and ornamental, sad others of splatter descriptioa. Seines of Stained Deal Gothic pareitare, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also art apart In separate rooms, so that customers are atle to see the effect malt would appear In their owe rooms. The stock of Mahodany Goads far the tears 'lledrootaa, sad Japaaned Golds for Plain and Servant( sac Is very p.sly la mmed, the w►ole ferm)s( aa cempats an assortment of Zed. room Paraiba* as they think cue possibly be desired. REAL and SOWS ILLUSTRATED CATA WOVE of Dedygeadis. Bedding, and Bedroom limiters met tr.. by poK 196, 197, 116,Totteithamsgrart-road, pok VIKLD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE 80AP TABLrfil, M. and It each, sold lay an eiaadlers aad rerathrosikont the Maiden ; the pulite shield ask ltald's, sad see that the name ol J. C. and J. NIELD on each packet, box, awl tablet. Wheleasi• and ter exportation at the Worts, lITYIIII lialtalt, LtIIBITII, LONDON, b., where alio say lie obtained their Cris Medal Panda= Ostia TONIC BITTERS. WATERS QUININE WINE. The most ;dilatable and wholesome bitter In existence; AN IJPICIENT TUNIC, An anegnaßed stommtde. and pntle stimulant Sold by pea" Indian wershomeaseet, and Mbar; at 3N. a doses. Masatadared by ROWT WATM, 2, Martha's-lama Ommeadimmk, Whaler& A. IL Lewis and Ott, Waterthar. KNOLE, KEST . —Tbe PADDINGTON EX. PLOSION.—fIe WILD= el this DAT. pd.. ed., by poet Sel., eeelere of the Neetueent at Elroy A= Ito as Neriere. lare—Kbele—The Dirges Sr Meeeure. Ire& Ler ft,--Ithe Writ Serkes7 Neldhethr— Tte Looollloii,ll )sI Kepler.. ut Illehopt-reed Stalks— Neer et the Per sad Proem{ !near et metes Neer wort—The liooreart et Weer Arrow Ware—The Garr to Modern Preach Ayeldtertin (Ukursted)-lEarboure of Le. tow-Lsboutrers' Carew Ceeperttoe : Sedie=l2. 011 I. Yedrelreek Orrestypeas ea . all Counts or Pascarross.—Tbs monthly martin el the irmsbees ft We ..,betties was had an Wedeln. day *resift, when Dr. Ileseedy, a/ Skreftbsup, president el the asessa, teak the ebeir. Theft was • amerces atteadaan, and Dr. W. D. iledpas reed as shin aft is. tend* as the impart et 1111111 Palle Iklissie 011•1 b• niniassre, dsNsd akallp b its bearifts. La Wafted , diftwftes diessei, in the OM= dwk ail the Wail" at:premed their isigh saw el the liaise bad the report, aft their arreesmice eat greit i =ead Is the ramapeneast el - =loft ail ft. =rekranrpabilestiass. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1864. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCX (ssersa's Int.passze) MINISTERIAL CRISIS AT CONDTHAGEN. PS, MAY 12. The Moniteur du Soir stat es that AW the assent of the Danish Plenipotentiaries to the raising of the blockade bee caused a ministerial cri s is a t Copen hgeo. Official advices received here from Mexico state that Almonte'had gone to Vera Cruz, to receive the Emperor Maxima= upon his arrival. • THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, MAT ' In to-day's sitting of the Clamber of Deputies the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that the princi ple of non-intervention formed the basis of the ne gotiations upon the Roman question. The manifest said that to the implacable werfare waged by Rome the Italian government bad always opposed mode- ration. The measures taken in conoert vtth the French government for the repression of brigandage had obtained real rosette, and after a period of diplomatic reserve the Italia. government had xesupwd atig,ooo49l4 s . which are now being carried ea. The antiwar ex hie desire not to excite premature hopes or Indiscreet impatience, but assured the house that there was noels* to justify the discouragement expixesed by scene members. He also protested agiumit the accusation brought against the itorern meat bt vents towards FlllOO5, and said in eon chisioh y is upon exoellent terms with Franap and England. She has entered the Euro pean bend, and must take into account the general condition of Europe." MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF FRANCS PLATS, MAT it The monthly statement of the Bark of .France shows the following results as compared with the April return :— . lncrease : Cash in baud, 2-4 mil lions ; bills discounted not yet due, 391 millions ; notes in circulation, 7} millions ; Treasury balance, 61 millions ; current accounts, 441 millions. De crease : Advances, 6 14 millions. THE PARIS BOURSE. PABIS Nay 12 2 3.40 r.st. The Bourse has been dull. Bente, cloned at 66.600. 2 or 150. lower than yesterday. THE OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA. fir Charles Treyslyan's budget, a summary of 'which was received by the last Bombay mail, is the subject which principally occupies the attention of the ladia papers. At the departure of the mail a general move was beteg made, by all who oonld get away, towards the WA. The viceroy and council were to leave for Skala on the 15th of Alai'. The weather had been intolerably hot, although tempered by one or two " ner‘weeders." t{ We have no change whatever to report in our coley market sines the last Overland (says the Deg • n), except that government securities have declined almost one per cent., a natural re action after so heavy a crisis." The Colombo Observer of the 16th April says " There are.at last signs of a real south-west mon soon, although not by any means so d ec id e d as we could wish. Still the coffee crop goes forward, and are yet the decrease—entirely on native—is only 17,000 mtg." CHIN "tbdt mot prominent Seaters A. in the lortnight's in telligence is the state of the Teeping cause and the movements of Major Gordon in connexion with it. That officer, since his return to action from the town of Quinlan has captured one city, Yih-aing, and he has sines heceived the surrender of two more, viz., Li-yang and Kintang. His march from the city of Yih-sing, on the Tae-hoo lake, was in a westerly direction, towards Li-yang, after which he proceeded northwards to Kintang, the garrisons of both places shaving their heeds in token of submis sion. His object is to isolate Nanking, and already he is being met by messengers from the camp of Tseng-kwo-fan. These operations have been somewhat extensive, and have been performed without bloodshed. The movements have all been rapidly executed, forty miles in one day having been accomplished, between Yih-sing and Li-yang. The Taepings at the latter city, after having sub mitted, proceeded to make arrangements for re turning to Kwangsi (in the south of China), which they say is their native province. It is reported that the Chung Wang himself, the leading military genius of the rebellion—" the fighting king," as be is called—la collecting his property in Nanking with a view to retiring to his home. It is reported that the Taepings are active near Kiang Yiu and Fooehan, and also that they have retaken the latter city, which was Gordon .' first victory. Even Yih-sing is said to have been re taken, and Foochow to have been seized with alarm. BPAI. EVERY ONE who has a greenhouas should bays It lILATID with HOT W• 772 : It to the only Ws method of Awl Outs Iffor of somploto appestat tor boom, lett by loft ; 25tt. by /lilt, tlO 104.. SOK by lfft., .212 , by 15tt., ~ 1101 t. b 15/ 4 41. , , t. /120 ; 10000. by 151 i, LK Delivered troy by soy atot too In or axed woo = lub**. CsWellses IlastiL—J. lON BMWMA MADRID, MAT 12. A total difference of opinion on the principal political questions exists between Senor Olozsga, Marshal Hapartero, and General Prim. The different companies who had separately applied for coooessious to enable them to establish credit institutions based upon landed property have effected a fusion. THE DEFEAT OF THI KING OF DAHOMZY'S TROOPS. The following curious account of the defeat of the King of Dethotnefe troops appears in a supple meat of the Ito /rokin of April loth : On the manias of Tuesday the Mb March, at about ball ast 6 a.m., the tnhabitants were alarmed by the report of the 01111111011 at Aro gate in quick suoonsion. Intelligence of the I:Ohm:Mans' army having reached Aro was spread like wildfire. The men who had been watching at the walla all the night immediately occupied their pounce for defense - some who had returned home early hateeed to the wall, which was nearly amend in about Mau minutes from the I firing of the first moan ; about four hundred of the moot daring Egbas west eel from miens positions to c the snow to an immediate sagesateat, as they was h = an from the Own truth slang down (we afterward, learnt 1 were drinking spirits). The Biala that allied oat wen seareely half way ere the enemy were advanciag in regales order. There was no occasion for the challenge. As they matched right on, the Fobas, benne, fired • volley, which was not returned by the enemy ; the Egbsa retired 'ridge the wall in order, through the several excavating made previasel7 eaderneath the wall ; the canon was fired spa at this critical moment. Unfortunately it dismounted by its own recoil, but it had the effect of tansies: the ed vanisiag party of the enemy to another direction on their right, where the wall being • little higher than the other part the defenders could not be ass. the enemy. At this junta* they displayed as manor another of white boners of about a yard long, with arias distinguishing marks as Utters of the alphabet. The letters J. O. N. and P. were plainly seen ; others had sketches of elapthate, and other native annals on them. A Portuguese Gwen was distinguished awing them. The enemy could act be less than ten thousand strong ; they ad wed in • ham body end 6es style to within 900 yards of the wall and extended right sad Left in • lies of about 700 yards long, then marched up to about 120 yards from the wall. It was exactly seas 6'sta* a.m. when they opined I • sharp Ike on the wall (the sigma for which was rum by • tall sad( stoat looking person deemed in • blue top, evidently captai the chie war n); the Egbu returned the fire sharply, and ie sash mask noseniee that it was impossible to dis tinguish the report of the Dahoutiaa's muskets from that of the Egbas, which was deafeniag. This was kept up for about 20 mamba when the Bras were ordered to fire from du loopholes a the walls. Some of tha most darts( Debasing adveneed to within 20 yards of the wall to fire; with few ex eeptions they were shot does. Some of the desperate Ammons rented to the wall foe the part defended by the Christina converts an the people of Items) with hero ines resolution, plunging into the trench and endsavouriog I. mole the walL others attempting to enter the town by the earavations under the wall ; they were shot in the trench or eat don in their mad attempt to scale the wall. Some Amanita gave the defenders • little annoy- SOON for when in the trench they threw large sang over the wall on the Fobs; and snatched away about six weaken from the halide of the Ferbes in the act of firing ; by an equal determination on the part of the Bgbu they were killed. No fewer than 72 dead Daboanas were counted afterwards from the trench at this poiet. On the Owe Bide of the walls three ferocious Amason actually pleated their beanies along the wail, but were isnantly out dews, their heads and hands stuck on poles and exhibited over the wall with • pascal shout as of victory from the Egan It was fully an boar from the 00111110070 e meat of the battle when the enemy retired about 200 yards further back, leaving their deed, and • portion sat down whilst the remainder kept up a hopeless fin. The Babas were ordered to keep their panties, nateg the eanny's move as • mere feint. By this time the loss on oar side was from 10 to 15 killed, and about 40 wounded ; the young men would not be kept inside the walls ; they rushed out is arena, and determined not to allow the enemy rest. fired ma them, which had the effect of musics them to another =Blsin the open field, the Egas telling bask, but oentatis from the wall pouring out, the Egan prase ea the enemy, who fmght bravely, the Eghts oatfiankieg them on the right and laft, and shouting victory. The Dahoesiaaa retreated is sernet, having vainly attempted to sand twice. Over the Mlles nurse at Aro they nine • and and repulsed the Febea, eapturiag three men, when a party of Egths who bad left their patios from the kija to joie iu the pursuit came up, sad noted fire ma therserdW Dahontians' army, which made them retreat in speed over the field, leaving the direct road. The three Egba ' men were recaptured. The Egbee followed the Daboasigae in hot pursuit. When near theca the Dawning fired their two omen to cheek their pursuers (loving part. only fired it twin before the wall of Abbe:hate, doing se iajary at all to the wall or men), the Egbas still pursuing the enemy beyond Ihns. The two cannons were cap tured ; the vent boles of both were broken A wonders. hie 'amber of captives and storm were taken ; the bohe mian king's attendants, wives, end his owe thug, were sutured. The attack nu the walls lasted no longer than one and a half hoar. Our Ices le the whole ts about forty killed and aboat one hundred groaned. The °yahoo were not compelled to go to the walla. The Egan that en. gaged this enemy fought bravely, and were cheered on by the women, who were very amideoes in their etteatin to solid y the thing of the rasa with egidi, corn beer, mid earns. The longs on the nem 'e side could not be len than 1,060 killed, three tho and at tires, two canscas, I end is short fully one-helf of the army is ion. Thu ended the long threat reed invasion of the Damon Upset on Abbsokuts. He failed in proving Mama the king of the blacks. To God be all the praise, who is His tender mercy bath see halal= Abbsokata in her ' tine of cad, when Imam by earthly Meade. Truly Gad tepardeth the prayer al lie people. JAPAN. Sir Rutherford Aloock arri v ed at Yokohama on the 3rd of March. The troop of the military escort, under command of their offioer, Lieut. Applin, and a company of 100 men of the 20th, under command of Captain Mears, were drawn up to receive, him. Sir Rutherford and Lady Alm* landed about one o'clock, and having very courteously returned the salutes with which they were received, accompanied by H. E . Lieutenant. Colonel Neale, her Britanic Majesty's charge d'atfaires, and wooded by Lieutenant Applin and his troop, passed up to the legation residence, where they were received by a guard of honour formed of marines. Colonel St. John Neale soon afterwards left Yohohama in the Semiramis. The Japan Herald of March 4 says :—" We have just been informed that on the Japanese 12th month 24th day (Feb. 1) Taiosiu fired upon one of Sat suma's steamers (saki to be the Sir Charles Forbes) in the straits of Shimonoseki, killing 40 offloers and burning the steamer to the water's edge." From Nagasaki we have intelligence (says the China Mail) of an attack upon an Englishman, a Mr. Sutton, who has been so badly wounded that his life is in danger. A Japanese two-sworded official aimed a blow at his head, which he parried with his arm, and was severely cut in consequence. AUSTRALIA. At Melbourne the parliament adjourned on the 17th March for the Easter recess, and was to re assemble on the 12th April. Previous to the ad journment the Lind Bill was read a third time in the Lower House, and sent up to the Council, where it was read a first time. In its passage through the assembly ministers successfully resisted the introduction of amendments, having given way only on one point of importance. The last act of the legislature before the recess was the adoption (in both houses) of a series of resolutions proposed by ministers on the subject of transportation, in reply to a despatch from his Once the Duke of Ifewcattle, received by the January mail. NEW ZEALAND. The following amount of the late operations of thereat Cameron against the natives is from the Melbourne Argue: Though operations will be motioned duri.g the vista', the war re the Northam Lard of New Zealand, between the combined native tram and the Imperial government, my be regarded as Dearly over, little more thee time being required le consolidate the successes which our troops so hardly earned. There were two "affairs" with the Maoris-the first on Sunday, the 21st of February, the sewed ea the following day. At the first three were killed and four woun dd. Aimee the latter was Oclosel Nine., who wee shot dangerously through the leap. Twelve rebels were killed and 33 primers Mum twelve of whom were men. Yoe day's affair was very ieterestiog. The Maoris; having rallisel,Lamilderieg the night to cast up • posithe oyez looking Rao ia, which th ey (met in, and beim to for tify. 0 °ammo banes no nitration el allowing the blow be streak the day before to be quietly reoevered from had made his preparations, and after imormitring, ordered the troops, who bad been concealed behind the crest of the hill to retire to the headquarters at Te Amster, the 10th site remising. After the lapse of about as hour the t ?les sounded to arms, and word wee passed that the et es the hill was in tracer el ma attack, sad that headquarters were to be samulted. Ai deetchmeot of the 50th, the 65th, sad the Foyer Rangers, with two 6-pounder game, was despatehett towards Rangisthia, sad oe the lies of route ma joined by the 70th. On gaudag the summit of the hill the troop wire fired as from se acacia grove by the rebels The cavalry and infantry pushed forward wider a heavy fire, and the rebels fell back oe their relaters*. meals. They wan dislodged by two splendid chews. During a mart skirmish the place took fi and meg Maoris@ were burnt to death. The deed res of two soldiers were food there burned. Others had evidently been shot as if attempting to maps. The Yearn= left all their Meer at Pike Piko, and Sir Beery Havelock has rhea poreesise d them. Sr H. Hemlock says that the pa at rthemegi is et immense strength, and if wail mooed mold not hiape poesibility have been carried by assault. nen is no certainty se is the ember et Masers Med, but there roue hem been at least about 40 to 50 is bell cause. The special ear- respondent of The Argue writes :—" The charge of the bOth Wei the feature of the day. Their tramp through the fare like • movies wall, and their thrilling others as they rushed ee with bayeeste dews will ear live is the memory of ell who we.. preseat. Greesal Osaseree, she has wit hered mesa) cluergee sad many fights. we greatly with their dieplay. ' You bare denswell, my Yoe,' wall, as the redeseet halted. ' You ham shows yeenelves the tgbtisg 50th Weed. lam prated to have vie with me vie r field.' "8y the Claude Hamilton, which brought ems to Merck 2, we limed that the liies, deprived of their forth satire, had taken to the bills af ter a slight and tame maul Meth epee the Queen's troops ; 150 natives had laid down their arms; and, whisk was eq uall y geed= Celesta Nixon waa moveriag. The paeW had the Maga of edablisking military posts moss the Wand from Mawbla to Taureap, sad erecting a redoubt at Lid Lid, 1,000 ma Ileieg hit fa wilder quarters at fraeglwelia. The friesilly lilt, tioxi lei ene at week. end pooratem Or Tan BONNAY AND MEDITIRRANNAN dray , teen a weetkri of the NOP'''. abs 8"0014 MALL —The Peeissular sad Oriental Compaq's steam. to ale" from the we meal ee l ete elle re .ska. _ I sperial arrespoodeat el the Sydriey m Nevoid Th al * Berede ' °e P leie Reeeleeea r " ea with "' . 4. " wrote —" no master resod Reagiewaltie is • porter 1•04 s fa Ditcher, W Mthilleksththe Egypt, Aden, lea- girths. lone miehen d cattle mid hems was berg km. sad Upper Beard. The ,Bareds taker oat es freight . secured be the mimireariat. The german pies be the am beim swig, eau jagAga, of which moue s i s b ar whiter is to sleeks his megieeate, of whisk be his sew .04. goggi .i go ld „h i. (ham, hi, s h yer, 31,8001 , peels of Rvry at different rate &WOW the SONNfity, er l c .1/$4 18 .7, wsk slo , tad PM* 3 , 5051 . roe Mobil. ally IMAM 11111 iii he Anna Sera to their tiss .pin. 150 f., watches, 1501.; ter lklesandrk sad kw Yak. lar m iL ies. sainia dee Um sill elem. *ainet sac 'odd dap, ha.. 1101. [stamped, Id, Addiking.] Oar latest datre from the seat of war an—Atteklerid, March 9; Taranaki, flh ; Watseka, 10th ; and Navas, 12th. Colonel Nix= wee stated to be fast reconcias from hie Irmo& The military telepaph to Riagarid bad bees completed. Bishop Selwyn had soft the camp, having bad diffenons with the geosral, who refaced to allow him to go shoat the enemy's camp to try to patch op a trot= which latter he itmed should be made, and peen declared on any taros, there having la his minim bees eamigh Maori= killed. The moat of the above raccoon= hr been that the Mace= have besot drives off the very eawntry whkk pew away afforded them Neppliaa. A eserapoadest, wriass ea March 8, mays :—"Tha Mamie' Sr. constaatly trying to ask beak in small pe tie mean prwrisiona To pee vent this the seoseal is mark. the soentrs by poets of advmand parties. One at these wearable was end= at To Awamato as soon as that pines wee orenpled. Othere are now =caplet= at Kihi Kihi aid itaiimawhis, ark about three miles diets= teem the =her. Otheee re to be prooesded with till the whole plain k seamed, so tba wo Bawd ma pt • dinner of potatoes. Pro bably some mere fishtiag will take place ere this is accomplished, se a body of the waves are encamped near Mantiptaelasi, a ridge boaraing the fertile plain re the side next Heroin River, or Want= paver, anolv = an pikes their food from the =la OE the plain them. TUT will bold ea as 1= rpomfble, =awing that beytad this plain they have to fell =eh upon." We believe that it is the opinion General Cameron that there will not be any soave operatioas for Sow or six weeks to ems; sad even this he oil be seopwinii ear any startling " banana This Marawas ; be Web. are meat Leo easttered to make any great stand age= sod if they do build any stress poi be will eat stink them, bat coats= himself with Wrung their position. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. ne Sur/mots was performed last night, with Paris in the character a Brat sod Mlle. Loom as Yokel tins. Harr Schmidt, the new ben, ma to have amend i• the part of lineet, but was disabled by the contiamess at the same indisessilios which preveated his appersam lost weak. The simaseille was sosiained by &pier ibleri, ache hos already made himself favourably Mown to the poblis by his misnames of °roves° in Norma, sad of the Paget is the iravorste. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. euiLIBBURY RiCES.—TauRaDAY. TER Ciavau 11..ars (Haadichp) of BO son , for 3-yrolds sad upwards ; winners swam 0100 furtouga ) Mr. J. hollow's Qabbiad. by Tolubswes—Odw (lotus) ity. 4 yrs fib WT. Itoblascafs Leasdt Vera, s yrs, fist 1111 C. Faro S Mr. L Brayley's The; kb, 4 yrs, es . fidiashao) s YLa fallorrhar alas rsa abses, Palma& Pirewanildp by Vadaat•-4sacksilvia's dam. Lady Behan. and - fistnag : 100 to 30 nob aid Qatislosaad sad Thar, 7 to 1 apt Naxos, sad 8 to 1 apt Lady Bobo& Tgs E1L1.1311171T Steers of 10 was. sub, with 50 added, for ; sons, Ent 10lb ; eolith ; wthases aura. Bfilfouilis (28 sobs.) Mr. C. Capers Teandids, by Knights Ran—Seddy's dma, Oat ledh flordband 1 Lord Uxbridge's Brother. to Planet, Rd 1010 lessehi I Oxbridge's Sal (lideards, 3 The also tea :—loy Rister. Deanna, Petra's dam C. Rosette, lady Qui; Vass. e, Rapid, Cheek. Bonus : 4 to 1 aide eat Lady &Odin and Brother ts flush 6 ao I sa a d pt Veagessos colt, 8 to 1 boob apt Quia w Rust* 100 8 444 Teesdale. Woia by a bead ; two laniths batman to saao aad third. no minor was objected to on abs grand of issulloisnt pedigree. H. Ford, the rider of Rapid, waa kiobad by the Vesceeeee Oak and the Prioos's haw did not start. Medical aid was at load, sad oa in, Wag aseartaisod that the jockey's kg was broke°, be wad it owe renervad to tbs infirmary. A Bwzirwrabow of 5 son. web, with 25 added • whilst Via age ; wan and other alkoranoss. Fin furies.. Mr. saba.) Deadosn's Inbinl, by Baby—Anxiety, 4 yrs,34), let ( ersal 1 J. H. Wyndhain's Bonny Ole., 3 yrs (tu) e/b ikvidaa) Mr. J. bay's Pereira, $ yrs 3011 pat 81b ORM FM Bat.* : 2to 1 widet 5 to 4) apt BALL sto 2 sett Busy Wu, and apt Malmo& Woo by . a head Pamirs batten off. The wiaaw was bowgbt is for 85 Eather. Tag WILTZEDUI Orem (fluditap) of 25 sou. sub, 15 ft, sad 5 if &who'd, with 100 added ; tabula extra. Two milas. Two rails& (51 subs., 30 declared.) lord Palaserstoa's Baldwin, by liataplan—Andrey, 4 yrs, lit ate (Fatima) 1 Mr. Draytey's nod liter,. yr., let Lib (Cameo) I Colonel Ilerdn's Oberon, 3 Di Yib .... (J. Orieeihaw) 3 'The folioed's( elm ran s—Joeo, Surrey. Chili, Innelkii. Melon, Outpost, Datum, sad Jobs Tax brrlito — wh of 25 sevs. vslas7 added to • sweep stakes of 5 nom emelt ; weights for age ; selling sad other snowiness. (5 tar.) Mr. J. Do's Lard Repaid. by IltookweD—idlth,t yrs (IrL) ast nib IMff.Bl 3 ) /Ir. W. G. Craves. blippkas. est (MI (Attu) 2 111 r. J. WW2 by Tabor, drua's p edigree salmo4 t yrs, set 71b (1112) The fonewriag also no :—Ausisty ZiaLsk...s ATM did% sad Nawdzisbw. _ _ _ _ Tim . Ow Canna STAMM (tree handicap) at 5 sem soak il& Vie 30 aided. tar all aim ; wilco= extra. Ow so Mr. yrs Z. , Dray lsy's Dm: 4lt b). b y Wild Dayrell—lbs Mad, 7st lib ,Cassou) 1 Mr. W.WNW■ Wasrlas, 4 Ms, 7st Illb (Arreensalth) I lord Wmtmamstsad's Maass, I yrs. at Mb (3. llopy4 I followlng also ran :-11,usa, lady Weymouth, and Duke de Bottiag : Eon on Lady Women* 5 to 1 opt Ma:. sad 7 to t apt Moorfoo. BETTING ON THB COURSE. 11 to 2 apt Gamma ?eel um no to 18 Camino:ea (t and off) 11 to 1 Biretabotwa (t) is a 8 Scottish Chief (► sou off) 81 to 1 Bornah (t and off) AO to 1 (t sad 1181M.—TERIJUIDAT. BETTDIG AT lAN pular. 11 to ! opt Gourd Pool (a 100 to I< =too 14 10 to 1 ScottJahCblet to) 11 to 1 Mott anon (t M o ilolt) 11 to 1 Coastguard (t) 100 to 7 Patio (t) tot Blair Athol (w; le to 1 Moos Arthur tor n s• 1 &mak CC !to 1 n7 iti MO to OD Oootabitoo 100 to S Irandm Oft 1000 to War Demos it) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICIIIALTY, MAY 12. — , =star R. G. WAN., to the Dustlms. Mastosif dookissto—B. J. T. Babaso, to es Woloortoe ; Mudd. F. Bossard, to Us Wolsodso ; &AM Vas Boer ries, to the Dooms. .—Psy. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 12. The Icarus, 11. screw sloop, Acting Commander Beery P. Boger, arrived at Spitheed this smoriatag from the Mediterranean, and on anchoring exchanged salutes with the Swain Mae eetemeedor-in-eniet. Sit win premed to the eastward to pay aff, bowies bent ennead. el four years in coonstivics. The Hector, 28, iron emir frigate, Captain George W. Primly, is expected to arrive at Bpithead from the Downs. ['TWOPENCE WOBZING NIB'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE UNION. Led evening a oonversazione took place at the I Whitt/peke Obsb, Armidel-etreet, Strand, as a tarmhatios to the mama= which, for the last three days, hag of • the attentions of the members sad promoters et ma im mumes dohs at the aria pbask. The large room of the Whittington Club was placed entirely at the disposal of time who were interested Le the assweirawat, and a pinged entortainmeat wee provided. to white the thief cootribaton wen the swab= of the Albert choir, the Working lien's °olive chair, sad the Sbereditah Chat. The oessiway pretest bar* fistaard to various part seep, glee', choruses. &v., all at which we performed with inch tests mid skill, a Prodded mad. wee formed, and Lord Lytteltoo occupied the Asir. Lord LTnet.rom, in opening the proceedings, observed that the general objects of this union wen well knows, a easheeme Irving been held for the bat throe da at whisk may practical questions bad been dissseasd, sad °Mita ender= arrived at. It we@ net as all Rosemary for hiss to dilate ups the main of the anion, se the amain of • "dub" no well~i nderifood , std wee ad at all varied by same of its being emaciated with *skim me* The object of the present mice was to tam • coated form ea it wen, to the various institutions through oat the matey, sad thus to Meetheilitimfm ensithig advice. eseisteme, mil theructice, width they amid ao6 MOM aay other drawl. They weld ad at premed boast tha gire t% Dana had made mob great program se they weld have wished ; bat they still hoped, by adhering to the prim. cider upon which th e institute wan founded, to mend ia acocenag theobjed they desired to attain. The qua& aloe was rather one of detail thaa of priacipls, and certain resolutions would now be brought forward in furtherance of this preetisal vim of the sabject. Mr. J. &our PAJUNOTON thee opined th e nature of the proesudengs which had bean ado 'at the ooefrosnos, which me new brought to a dam • add this wahrease was the first attempt which bad yet beep mode to knit tp mint repremetatives from ths various dubs and institutes la dilatant parts of the kingdom), in order that they might isherehesge idsee aed sentinisets in regard be the practical wesilog of the min ; sad it was sincerely hoped that era& pod might result from this movement in promoting the ostablielmmed aid regulating the watzed of dime im portant Methadon for the working ma. Sari Foriterre (upraised his entire sympathy with the objects d the maim, sad plowed a rewhitica to the effect that the meting repined with deep satisfaction the adorn that are bang nada to aid workiag man in establishing clubs sad lantana, odraisted as they are to promote the social, mend, and morel advisement el the indtutriel clams. The Hos sad Rev. & Bray mound the riselmin, sad stated that he Doped that the movement. of the working use., in segued to Owe slabs, would be left opts and unre strained, and entirely free from those influences whisk wore calculated to promote disunion rather than units among the working Mr. Banatusgs, a working row, sod Mr. SOMT, the smeary, supported the resolution, which was agreed to. The Bishop of LONDON moved the second resolution " That this meeting trusts that tlis future promo of this mossiest may be tornmereurate with its high importance, and that the union may be nada messily to extend the labours which have al ready resulted stead the establisliesset (under its minas.) of so many etching tar's clubs sad institutes in various parts of the °pantry.' The right rev. prelate remarked that there was a ti--none yearn ego—whom be was more mixed u with movements of this mature than at the peele thpu iparkd and certain difficulties then arose which he bad ho wo removed. in this have Sag been med. Doubtless • present comfarem had throws mush light ups the subject, but still many years must daps@ ere the shed *Neatly he alluded to would be entirely destroyed. That difficulty affected the miens obsess of misty is rasped to the Me ' pompom, guandieg mainstexclusivenes. ThisexeleMessea was apt to dad its wall into every (sedition of society, and the great difficulty was to shot it out. Let them look for example at seasheake' imstitetes. These were undoubtedly intended for t h e use of tamehanica, but they soca fell into the beads of others than those for whose benefit they were odgiaally dm e gmed. Was these sot the same kind of diffi culty ia to work* men's aloha t dad brae it should be observed that there was as • variety mom work ing ma as to their tics sad abilities as among any other class of people. It was well known that there was a very large amber of working ma who earned loge than It. a week, and he was quite sere that the system they dadred to establish would set be padest until they should be ado to Mande the poorest of the clam In short, every care must be taken to adapt them iostitutioos to the verying circum. Moos@ el those whom it was le leaded to benefit ; and the promotes. a of the salmi should recollect that there wen a large dm of working men who, having arriv e d et • mature of Iffe, sought their happiness and comfort in their own Isms end it was not by them, but by the younger mm, that they must expect these club to be supported. The Hey. NIWILUI HALL seconded the revolution, which Mr. supported by ether makes, sad ms Mr. THomas Humes thou proposed a resolution, to the effect that a sum of WW, a year be raised for three years to ems, he addition to the persist income of the society. This malaties was daly @wooded, and was carried. The beldam terminated with a rote of thanks to the theism* RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIAMENT. Yesterday the eoesmittee, of which Mr. Saline is the clubmen, cm tie proposed new mil ways in and errand Dahlia, sad which propose to do for that city what the projected sew metropolitan lines will do for London, entered co the esseidiestien of tie foarth_ project for that purpose, that of th. Dahlia Railway, lamb ropoists of a rename. ties of twelve short lime, laterite* the various existing railways, decks, mash, and quays, at a capital cost of 1160,0004 sod a kneel 216,0001. The lima will cross the lily em by a bridge of __three spans. It is proposed th a t th e sad N oraaters shall ester into contrasts to work and meow tie Bee ; sod as it is the drat ems of as Begliab railway pespeedsg to work a midway is Ireisred, the railway (Warmest of the Board of Trade direct the par. Ocular attendee of the conunittee to the subject. Yesterday the esgissertsg maim* wicupied the committee, Kr. &ell:show sad Mr. Batas Wog examined. The Ere Volley Rants, Bal was throws out is that ociaimittee. 7'be adoend kW& anditeeral local evidence sossinnee to occupy the Otsego' of thearest Sisters sad Northern Isettiess committee and witnesses wore examised for the promoters by Yr. Brett, so the same subject, is Mr. Adair% nom. Edam es the Immenbie Colon Railways. Is Lord ileseley's ecesnaities tbe further mid final comiderstios of the dames is commies with the London sad Brighton Company's bill fer sew works and additional prima wen taken. In the mond committee on Metropolitan Raney, thebdl for empowerisg xis Chang .prom Railway to hike additiotal grosed es tie western ode of bowigatwhill, sad an the south= side of Oollegewirest, for thew, Casson. street, City, ternaisse, b raw 90,000!. by shares, and 30,001t h 1 ,4 1 . 7 loan, to Imo lauds at their City termi nus f or and contribute thereto 65,000!., being a n:opposed, wee met dews to Mr. Mammy. The bill for the proposed Great Northers mad Victoria BMWs was withdrawn. Mr. Denison, Q.C., laid Wore Mr. flobeideire eanzeillee the *mite of the Olemew Ofty Unite Railway, which proposes at a met of 800,0004 sod less of 266,0001., with power to create a4i per mot. de. &Mare Asa, to sidle Kee various lines that centre and serroend that eiky, end curry • bridge of five stokes over the Clyde. The bills ppirssd before Mr. Mammy imbibed that for the Liverpool Great Central Station and a emisect ing limo! me inae, MA a capital of 500,00 et. and 166,000 x. Ices ; Midland McAlear, for • /Me of 17 miles hom Beth to Toorebiny, cud calm ns,ooor. by shares sad 75,6001. by loan; Lim* Vanilla Orators Railways; may, Th orpe, end Wailes ; Osiretter. Entailer*, sad IpiNmhsseb; Biblesdale Rallwey ; Poripstrick Railway (lithemboatal ; Mamie, Is Aides Raw& Chelsea Water ; Sesames Har bour; Stewed Gee ; ; Cles. Is the Lards, the are for the promoters of the North &meow &gee, cloud, and Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., domed Wee cesisablee et great length for the opposing Mimesis. Awl rename bee her appointed • member of this committee a the room of Lord Bolger. UTILISATION or THI Lollar areas!. -Yesterday the witnewee wieseired in this onmaitt&ol, Lord R. Montagu in the chair, were Masers. Napier sad Pope, relative I. their soropcoitioo to tarn it lo Ise:sive aultural rued ratemy. keg ainfootiso seeosat, dews at(apple Sada, to Reim. Kr. Beset, tie weghteim was she essatierd. TIM LONDON Yuma,. COSINITTAL —YostortlAT Mr. Irria meglseer of tbePtainlx Omen Comieny, Mr. Berkeley, ' sad oilmen, wen mined for tie epposieloci to this bil L The imennites have indseeled se leteetios of reerietieg Me iscirdry to the sew Kees* emit as Eiontherarketriet sod Nonswaset, Coyest-garden, where subways ham bees made, without mired*, I to the ail sheets. t Ms Irma Somairs.—A spacial Court of Common Owascil was held yesterday at Gendball, the Right Rae. the Lord Mayer is chair, to receive sad madder a rem halm of tad Meneseisble the Irish Beeirty to the Mike. that as venation should he mode is Otert of Comm Owns& Is artier an appllcatios to pa/Bement by the bib Seekity, to alter et mach of the sziarthot charter as unite the tel the ealetwete te two yam, by =l3Stg BM Vaasa a period of foot yews. The eetwee we OM that only isvolved the privileges of the mime, mid thediessmise was wesdneled with eland dents. The deist* hosted for *emir two boom, sled when the .curt adjourned it was ItsaorstoOd that the nwelatioa waa Msbrairs. Roiummair's Tat. alloice and Aron& ussinict• le Prim end wbekerme to more. flees advaerepahres osewslt Ise t ions higm ommi Ceuenageneesl It le wild be packets by IMO • THE OXFORD DECLARATION. His Gems the bevies reseived the address and the dadaselsee, yesterday, isdi—lfr. Areheisseree, rev. sod dear brethree—He, the bighorn of the united church d England end baked Owe preeset [the Bishops at Olossester, net e, Roobeeter, at. A mph, Bangor. Nosy, wed Reed, aeter• this decimalise es • re. sewed expression of your belief in those &striae. of the thumb to which it ohm It is otiefeelery is noire your mourner* that there are some themes& the allergy who, armies setae you is the sehelsece at M. decieratiee, bed toed to miss is ashy by tame et its to,. se eireereefteem This amuses, streesthees our sovicaleue that the camp of oar cluck will never be disposed to yropeinte opinion which teed to subvert the fuadenieetel dodder at etriptiamity. We, for our parte, doll ever feel it to be ear duly is niaistale the anthoeitstive decision of the ehinek, humbly trysties that we may resive (widows frame above, and be endued with streestie sad seldom to promote the is,, of Gad sad the welly* of His church, through JIM/ Christ oar Lest* His per* thee sesseenesd the epode& bassi& soil diessioed the &potation. 011.11211. PAULO/ —O. 8111LIZIIII DAT. I Timms; MAT 11-111dmi••• •• pirmat, 146406 W by owe Whirls. 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