The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-19 00:00:00

C, 7 ?;; 11 4vb oil l 8 .:.Ir. 4 11 _1 re4%4 N EWSPAYER Z ssaataxu N. 5,547.1 fil ..-- I — ,CUTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. MoN7IItY COMMUNICATION by /Mom from Loudon.— T ,, .pleodid anrillary screw 111 )(Atriums will Maws London) Docks the leik Juno, sad Plymouth 29rd Junta Tor "wows are pained tree Los London to Mason* and m t, A rel.y the Company's 14.11/111 imam—tor tariber Intonok• to 4 ply to BOND and MACKILYIS, Agenda, 9, s w .c.kor, EC.; or GRINDLAY and Cs., ParMa& ,nwt• I I E W ZEALAND.—Assisted P •nd Free Gr.ut. of Land.—WILLISI LINL Este limbed ha lan. / t,uedermentlosed vessel, which Ward such general Wenn or, a. cannot be found in dhow el any cane Use, will he & watched yeactuelty : • ellps. T.:ambus . Tecursor Lob I amr Clan. Port. T. Noll. • 1 •oeklood .. Jim 10 Conterbory.. B% 4 Mb . . i I! yam A I 12 years Al Jane lo June 10 May 23 - 4170 I. WILLIS, OANN, and Co, Crosby-poem who have , at issued the ninth edition of their ..Hand Book of New :natal " orb GREEN. ROBINSON, and Co., land!, Beet India venue, Leadeshall-etreet. BCKWALL LINK of PACKETS. For MILROITRNZ. PORT ?must Disock—liemrs. Oresn's ess tniVIR CASTLE, 1,100 tom Certain J. H. ATLI& MS itpt Lust ladle Locks on Me Stli Jaly,esH et Timpani, sad so experienced surpon.—Ayyty te P. ORW eM Co, ~ , oritbni, C.—Trimmers by tits lie or primed by MI tea Toddlrettso to Plyiecratk et mimed Wee by spotnag to GRIEN sod Co lee Waft. NTE EB UR Y Direct, by Willis's LIMN Ertsbliehed InlSlA—Sassitiaas 14 As samstaksAdy las &pow MUMMA, A 1 12 years, 260 toes, DAVID Corassder : ilosding Is et. Katharine Desk. This fasserite noel boo unrivalled aoconimodatton for a few Olaf sates as& Abe pseereners. era° ere recommended to their berths rthout trey with W ILLIS, GANS, sad Co., L 4 rr 7.geals: rr (./LB:N. 2.0112180 N, and Os. >Omt ladlravrans, 14114011. OTAG() Direct, by Willies Line, &tit- Mahal in 184 L—To Joan 1a tbs brantital ?MU A 1 lt ream $3O kola JOSEPH THOMWN, Cammader . loading la the Leaden Dock. Thu vowel will only edo. • limited number of poniermen, and surly application toe bglit or mange is namesery to WILLIS, GANN, and Ce., 3, Kw"; or OMEN, 101IINSON, and Co., zest hau rnut. London. STEAM TO NEW TORE. pHs LtVZRPOo NSW YORK, sad PRILADILPHIA ISTRAWAIRIP COMPANY Intend des omen their tall- Clyde-heal Iran Resew ltheembildia errylei the Unfted Wake smith ROY Linens'. FOR NW ROM ETNA. Wednesday, May IL KANGAROO. Saturday, Muy IL CITY Or W ASRINOTON. Wednesday. June I. led every Wedseaday. and every alliansthe easerdth. Cada purge by the aeB steamers tailless tinny W 4, 17, sad 11 Walesa aceortling le the 11001•Le0i1411111. ". = by the Saturday's steams's, 13 dulness. leeward pawns including all provisions smoked. Parienc a r b mouth the United Slates, aid MOW Wolk Meted • eery edvaatageens term& —For further partbselwe apply to =um unLaii, it Water-etre* Llverneal ; or to MFRS ead MACIT . a. ims wousie-srom. cem. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE s wax. -me paddle-stammer EATAYI33., Copt. W. MIMI every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, at 16 am., rolling at Blackwell for pommies et 11 ow lino PA to, 411 sot 17s. 6d.. return. LS So, 12 to, oaf LI So T L. mow- Omer FTENOOIID tram of Wawa . every liscriday moratas early Ferro tl and AI 10•.—Por Womb Wu ruler to Qs ported tooethly time bil/a. 4lpplf to CHAPLIN'S Eralvenel Olke. W.. or to PHILLIP'S, GLOVES, PHILLIP'S, sod Co., L. Loodloar. Z.C. TIQREJIEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag. Dtrect Route to Hanover, Brunswick, and Central thr ow —One of the doe Rest class screw steanseniADLZß, NOW; SCHWALBE will be despatched treat Haaaljdown , awry ilsrsday morning (weather permitting). at a ass, eaHlsr at Blackwell Pier ter at 10 La—Pares to inIMISS, 62 led Et . Mors Yekete, Lt end LI leA—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Telma' Office, RepealKizons. W. ; or to W , 'PS, GRAVEL ILLIPPO. and Co., 11, Rood-low LC. FLOATING TELEGRAPH STATION and LIGHT 481? OMPANT (Limited,. "mitered under the Joint Stock Companies Act. left lama' the liability of Abaretioldois to the amount of tbair lataceptiona Capital &°6O 000. la 15,000 Sams of £lO each. With power to tamer& lOa to be paid on Application. and a on Allotment rutin calla at Intervale of not less thee Hum calendar 'north& ritsruum—listr-hdmirslo. 11.607. rutted Genie* Ctub. and Portsmouth. DD TT- •AIJXED 8)(14 rag., 1.1.3 , 7, Illiabory- ( I%;deTA. L. cos.l C. 8., Whisbledon. Charles K. Dyer, Esq., Lloyd's, Director of the British aad Dub Mespietle Telegraph Company. Lest.- C olonel W. 9. Perris late of the Military Flaw* Depart ment, Beniadi, M. Joha'agood. Adam Scimales, leg.. Director of the London, Birmingham, and ?oath Saatordiddre Bonk. --- Tire.Adadrat Sir leases Scott, C. CB.. United Service Cub. E44IIILLILS ABE ELECTRICIANS—bIows. Ford. and Fleemlag -Temkin, B. Data Meet- Adelpid. London. Raviante—Seat Loudon Wink 40 Lonatard-street, sotteercdt—Ariliwr IL honey Esq.. Tolieshoome.yard. Aturroits—Mesers. Jobastome. Cooper. Wintle, and Co.. Public ______ Et. taut—lleum Partridge and Greenfield, fill, Throgmortos street, LC. Szatrunt—tar. H. Beak. Officee-21, Cireabam-street, 06d Jerry. LC. The objects of this Company are to peorlde and anchor ships tear the ordinary track of resets—ands ships to serve as Else. al, rehosph and Simla' tit►ttona in communication with exist * systems in Europe and America: and also IN minty boanons for 'aviation. Thu Company's ships will be fitted up complete as telegraph gamma It is also Intended to provide them with steam power sad lanterns for displaying • powerful tight Day sad night 'pals. stem whistles. guns, lifeboats, to. will also form past el their mutpmenk Storm, water, sad provisloos will be kept so h o igd for the immediate requirement of vessels in a further supply, including coals, will be kept on shore, always mailable at a few hours notice. for the coaVerlaCt of ah, spade. and soerchandisa and capable of actt ame gasTa ',mph. provided by the Cotapany.ao that ',salaam:a can be ren ewal to disabled or derelict vessels. this projectWanmea; liW 7 ll not only In Its consmereisi idicct, but as tending to diminish the destruction of life and pperty, as it will enable vessel. to ascertain their position by ocidshiN st sea, thus avoiding the necessity of a near approach ictlic shore. and enabling them to pressed on their course with Mo hr and safety. The stations selected for the first services of the Company are se the : 4 411, islands. at the entrance to the ISOM and Irish flannels. and nit Cape Race. Newfoundland. These positions tociinentl) recommend themselves as telegraphic stations of tkr ht.:hest importance, on account of the number of vessels Pardug, the frequent opportunity for performing salvage set. nr•i. and the eagerness with which navigators wilt seek to , its , ri from them points of departure for entering the English sad Irish Channels and (Jail of St. Lawrence. The Dirt;etnieere 7741dontiit theWileetugconsideratiome M. that the enterprise will he remunerative to the share holders: About AOO.OOO camels huts Reilly, and about 33,000 pan Cape Ran, mushily. At the station at the entrsnee of the English Channel all ves sels arriving from India, China. North mad Routh America, the Cape of Gond Hope. West Indiet. and all parts of the weeld, whether hound for England or tbe Continent, will exchange 6...• and commtudeate arrival from one day to a week before re•l.lng poet . and those outward-bound will receive news and ostrortions so mach later. The advantaie gained In point of time between Cape Race and New York will vary from four days kr steamers to a fortnight for galling vessels. The importance to trade of these faculties can hardly be esti sated, but an idea may he formed of the profits likely to be realised, when It la stated that If but one sestet la three sent only a single message, the profits would. at ti per mesuise, pay teals 15 per cent. upon the capital. It is expected that most abituwill telegraph their numbera on arrival and departure, ani that off Sally a large number of thaw arriving will call for Mal orders of destination, I.llllst the English, Irish, and Bristol (Linnets are still open to them. It is understood that even now, • hen the uncertainty of de tier) keeps the number of messages at a minimum, numerous Itiezfatna for the United States and Canada are conveyed by oath nod] steamer, to he landed, If possible, at Cape Race. The stextners are only occasionally Intercepted In fine clear weather Ifs boat belonging to the Associated Press. The charge I .1. Lofts' I. over B 2 per message. the main source of revenue from telegrams must be a 'tied toots trom salvage. the esle of stores towage, and theenshark. , 32 and disembarking of malls, parcels, and passengers. Off tech stations the services of the Company's vemele would be In rat demand. There la a large chipping trade et Scilly. and th. corm/soils Hue will connect those islands with the lAtropesa telegraphic system. prac. kability of the enterprise is established by the olulons of eminent seamen. engineers. and electricians whilst orantages to the commercial marine are equally attested li try. Principal mercantile and shipping firms In the canary. /..t. tonne of application and prespectsser, apply to the Com s Brokers. Solicitor,, or ao the flake.. THE IN VIGORATW S N ERV I NE ESSENCE. hre The nicest atientlecaly prepared and east powerful 'lntel "ordtal ever Introduced : restores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health do thd. It Is a specific for dobility of al kinds. and from its con • moons other lowredienta, pepsins and phoepato of soda, • Prove /dirtily beneath') to the nervous and dyspeptic. P r. " per bottle, or four quantities In one for Pt+. Sole ?L ++n. lialunzarten and Co.. 520, Oxfordotrest, W.C.. MI I 3s, tenehari.h-.font, LC. London. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, • Del er taping remedy, prepared without any mercurial lsorollent. hem the recipe of Dr gcott, will be found invetwolote is Al *do ottfer from bilious an d . liver complaints, . 144 . Ipso ,, ,,giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &c. ;:4 11 = costiveness. me s family aperient medicine, mad.• punk" of the Stool. they are truly excellent . mild in their operation sad grateful to the stotsseh, they create appetite, pressed dynodes. awl strengthen the whole nervous system-Bdd by W.lnabort. ,_ 6 ""wd. King Mini mat., Charing-anis, Loudon, sad by meet n boxes, la nel , and ft. 9d. De sore tart for Dr. hear. Mous and Leer Ms. The gonads are In • equate great Shand wit " Witham lambert" engraved on the starsta J ARR'S LIFE PILLS clear from the body &II hoetfol Impurities, restore a healthy action of the lire►, I kidneys, without the least Pain or hiconvealence N • 1 Gr hail of say chemist, TURICISH CONSOLIDES.—The COUPONS are mama ea weseatMes at the Mow of the IRMO PILN BA FL (I,et. al, LW. Malan-dm; LC. FRRNCH, Austrian, Russian, Dutch, American, and all other Foreign WI:MONS now falling due, are par chaeed at the moot favourable by the ZUROPIAN BANK (Limited), Mt, Lin LC. T HE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), Yq Lombardetrsek LC. Capital 01,000,000, In MIN &saes of sbeesch. Subscribed capital /1100.0110,1u_ikettO drama Cainuags—The Mat noo. Mt= rruaarr anGITUCT. Tao Hos. T. C ilaillai M.P. I Idwant Warw. In, Y.P. Alataadar Dunbar, Dn. In. I low Po Iln. Join Weslanalsad, Ilsa. MAMMA—Albert Gnat, in. Wring. ___ Mars. Mentereeem Pam% =tired, and Co., Loathes. Mesas. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. London. ibis Company Is prepared to negotiate Government and Mar& dyal lame, sad to ald fn carrying oat conceedom. To make advances aft approved secierttlea To effect the mdse.!, and sale of shared Moshe, &c., Sod to trawled ftancW bedlam gearrally. Also to modes mosey on deport Mt periods sad terms to be agreed apes. Commaalcattons to be made to the Maftemr. THOMAS 811011, flaerfAary. London, LC. Temporary Oakes, 80, THE CREDIT FQNCIER (Limit a), 80, lausbarilalrepl,. I. C. Ce b tae s r, ca p la cso amok 601111, ln 10,000 shoran. Anuwit—TM Right Sew. JAME STrAICE WORTLEY. DEPOTY-Cll/11.111A31—JAMIn Livid , leg. The Hon. T. C. lialibegliga.ll.P. Ostphs naldw. Edward W smut, les, LP. dreary Pownall, Ls ).P. Alexander Dunbar, I. Jan Weetinorland, lso Chaffee Ma, lat taiwin Charles E. Newbon, Req. —Albeit Grant. Eaq. SAMNA& Miura Masterman, /etas, Mildred. and Co. Beak a Lerida'. This Company advances money on the deposit ot tilitedmods of approved freehold or leasehold property in Omit 'rite& with or without regular mortgage. guarantee. titles or semi ties, and, as swot, negotiates trans on mortipie for f o o d r s short periwig . also receives money ea deposit der Iced only, at Wag I. be agreed anew- Communications to be addressed to the Whir= Secretary. Temporary Mom Legabardetreet, LC. SPECIAL NOTICL CLERICAL, ilibloii, — and GENERAL UPI A.8!111;Wat persons who effect policies on the participating scale before Jane 301108114. will be entitled at the newt boons to one year's additional alure of profits over later assurers. Tablas of rates end forms of proposal, and the last= showing the financial position of the Society, can be from any al the SecieWs agents, or of 4)10201 Aitaary sad Saantary. 13, IC lasseefsoquare, Landon, a W. LONDON and LANCASHIRE FIRE and LIFE INPURANCI OOMPANIBL Vire Capital, 11.000,000.—Ufe Capital, 1100.000. Loadoe—ye and 14. Lin Wilban-strest, LC. lAverpool—Brovate-balidlnes. tsclassne. WIWI Noun and Persegs Branches and Agencies Cumuli-7. W. 11.7811114 , M.P. 'Chairmen rd tto National Dliesant y.) 111 m follow's* extracts from the reports for ISM 1601, the amount of business transacted : TELL - . Pveudems F.45,0e0 lelaju IM MO' oa the previous peer 01 . The lOWA were An 1 the .am added to the Asaerre Pus& after papaws& of 5 per emit to proprietont i r r el lt,ooo 'The sew sasaveriore . aa.tir ink ter =Ant .ad riddles to prefaluma FUTURES. and lareliPs - Iftre laosrewees aalerteksa as illyoursble torso. ^ Werceistli• lumina et redwood rate& life Pc aaciallempable ltvedowi ben extra premien for Weiss resides°. Rata Oi harts as kV as coweloaeat elti safety. lroar.lftlie. or 80 per awl. d the pronto di viSod rowspol portielpaliew polley-looldere. W. 2. CLILINXIOX Gerard lissepor. JAMB X BALL Liverpool Procretery. THE FIIILMAIIING OF BID-ROOM& HEAL sod SON bay* observed for some time that it weld be advantageous to their Customers to see a mach larger salectlon of Bed-room harshen than is umnally dinelared, sad that to lades pmpmb al the *fie and elect of the different dmeriptieas of Taruttere , ft la necessary that seek description should he plated I. separate mum They gam. therefore, ERECTED Large and Additional SHOW •ROOKS, by ' which they are enabled sat only to .stead their sbow of t 8e.... tad Wood Bedsteads sad Bed-room Furniture, what they believe ha. ever been attempted. but also to provide several man moms for the purpose of keeping cemplete suites of Bed-room Furniture in the different style. Japanned Deal Geeds say be sees la complete manse at five at ail different colours. some of them light sad orsmasentel. and other. of a pbaner deseriptlea. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic Fu nnery, Polished Deal, Oak, aied Walsat, are also set apart in separate rooms, so that customers are atle to sm the effect us It would appear Is their own Teem The stock of hfaleagrum Goods for the better Redrawn', and Japanned Ow& ter Plain sad Sensate' sae, is very greatly in creased. the whole female" as acesplete an aseortienat of Bed. room Fumanti" as they think eaa possibly be desired. HEAL and SON - 5 ILLUSTRATED CAT A LOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding. and Redraws Furniture sent free by 114 DM 196, Toeteahsm-oomt-reed, OANDLEB.—PRIZE MED•L. PARAFFINK —Adopted by her mow' Gonnunenttor W imilltery Marks& J. C. aad J. YIELD, the original manatecterere and holden of the IBC Prise Medal, caution the pub& aphid any epodes' Imitations. Their label le en all packets and holes. Selo by ell dealers t. 'mahout the td dom. Wilnaineleerwl isr.miortation at the Works, UPPER MARSH, LA MIRTH. LowDoN. 8., where also may be obtained their celebrabed United Sanke kap Tablets. DANDELION COCOk.—A delicious Breakfast ISsoseiss, which the meat delicate stemma eta digest. It prevents anti INNS an diaorders of the alimeatary canal. MAL seethe, conslipatioa. flatulence, torpid and • ther liver men plaints. liewenmeended by the medical proftealon. lib. Jan, ta ; of all cheneisfA 111 town and canary. 6. CLAYTON. chermet Regent-etriat. W. FLOWER REEDS, Free per Post. BUTLER and MeCCrLLOCWB earivalled assortessata 100 varieties of tie most diatioet and beautiful bard, snafu* for 20a 60 varieties, toe 10a : M varieties, for Is. 15 nullities, for 2a. 6d. COVERT-OAR DEN MARK ET. LONDON. W.C. Post ale* orders PuTable at 'Havant/. Covent-garden. JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weLght. at realaable value, ■nd the workmanship at wholesale maas/sctureni prices. The gold to the chains gum rauteed, and emparchmed at the price ch.rred. " Here's the note, How much your chafe weighs to t. .e utmost meat The flueuees of the gold, and charge fur fashion.' Mmufactory, No. if Henrietta street, Comut.gArden, W.C., Loader,. Assay. made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This establlshmsat Is closed at 4 ha the seesaw, sod oa Saturdays at lecke'', H Y AM k CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING 46 and 67, OXIIOIW-Brllri, W. The Whits and general smarm displayed la this attire universally aeknowleged. Overcoat. and Capes l6s. 6d. to 425. Od. Morning and LeongJag Jackets 2la. Od. to eh Od. Balinese and Moaning guns .. tea Od , 48s. dd. and OK Od. Trousers, 600 patterns to select fro. Vests of the use materials ...... Oa. 6d. to 12s. Id. ITYAM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. A . ,..n. _ ..66 ald C. qXFO!10.11711111T,.W. — ft; moat aidseaod cohere and workmen are em ployed. True-fitting Tronaen, 16a ed. ; Vette to match, N. ed. Attire for clerical, academical, mediae!, and ot►er profemlneal geatkmen. lodle: Habib, three to Az guinea& A separate aepartmeat far liveries. Peoria fad* Sea , footman's, M.; met oreaca HYAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 67, OXFORD-ITEM, W. are tench admired by Parents and Guardian' for quality, taahlon, and economy. Knickerbocker, Wedminstee, aborne, and Windsor snit, Ida bd. to 26a.. Eton. Harrow. and Rugby snits, 23.. an a., Ma. and Ws. A tryina-oa room kaadoonsely Stied up la coandalca ath this department. TEETH, oonstructed under Mr. =KELL'S Patented Legation (secured by loyal rod Ina July, 1080) cannot be surpsesed lot coinfort, appearaore, and durability. Painless treatment. and only ate. hours required. Trestles tree for seven stumps. Decayed Teeth stopped . discoloured Teeth restored. de. Terns moderate. Conialtations tree.-a. Deer veaorot.. Deodarest. W.. and at Bausse.bill. ansangisms. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest sad most useful lemetioa of the day, AOUA A kIAZELLa. Nieuwe JOHN 00BNILL bed Co., Three Klageoara Lombard street, Loadoa, perfumers to her Majesty, remeetfully offer to the c li s c a thle truly sasivellous field, which ersdasily 111110,011 the heir to tto whiles hoe—me matter et whistler& TM AVM Amara& has coos of the propene& of dyes ou the ooetrarT. le beneficial to the system, and Mum the hair is once restored ass applloalloa per month erlil keep It la perfect colour. Moe Al la per bottle, or ia hail bottles. 10a &I John Gospel & Co. I hen bees oppodated earthmen to !MIL the Princes of Wales. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1864. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. trader the sole leamtol Mr. FRUITER. Mr. FICIITER will perforce on SATURDAY amt. May D. Claudine, Mr. En wl ; Polemic^ Mr. J. Brougham . Oboe" Mr. G. Jordan ; Inertea, Mr. C. Vendenhoff ; fferetto, M r. J. 0. Shore; LtOsavedlemo, Mr. H. Widdloombe ; Ode, r. F. Charles Marra W. Whityre, F. Morton, Mymed, Moreland, Clifford, Wowed" WaMmek, Collett. Uglie Mica Late Teem Aetna" Min M. Mega& ; and Owned" illea Slaworthy. The new scenery painted by Kr. W. Tenet —Rodeo. lb. doom open at half-yeet 7, sad Hamlet oonteseaam at IL The whotzet ... 22Lthe ev co ziz e will be divided between the National end the DMIII•Sit Wimp School Fund_ the qY daily from 11 till 6. 'MUM limed for May 14 will be available oe Saturday, the rid. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. MOND INTEZNATIONAL SHOW OF Harriers. Sega% De arbasada. ltatrierara Greyboada, Idoodltertaft. And all Muds of British Foreign Watelt-dap. Vends [Mem amid Tsai, to be lad at the Agricalatral-ball, Latina" on FRIDAY, Saturday. Mamba, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Mb, =h. 30th, Kat May, sod let Jliae. 1860. By ardor, & SWIM, Sae. A GRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. Me ROM SHOW MX 1M .1114.-11.STRIES CLODS oaths UM Jam—Prim Limb me Doer ready, aad may M °Maimed ma application to S. mut Doe. A GRIOULTURAL-HALL. It= sump/of mr. tri a r ahlsouon." 17, Ns SUPPIIIII tie MS MEI OXFORD.--SAMT, by C. H. Gounod, awl lIN 1LL1 4 1,0 IX MAIICIILILA. by Verdi, THIS EVINING. by We whole of the eseepeay. lereetor.4lz. S. leeglelent —MS WILIIIMG. THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, JICNINYN-STSM, T. mom LONDON. Boma, Coshes sad soars{. charges." STErENS and BONG, 78, Binhopegate-st. Within. GENUINE YGIULION WINES. In Port, trait the wood Ditto, aid meted Merry Idareele, Sued, We. Claret, lea, tea., MI ,to lea. ditto. STEVENS and BONS, 78, Bishoperate-st. Within. 7O&l!GN sad 1111111811 SMUTS. (Da, superior English.. 94, 4d JO. ed,, 12s , 4d. per gam. Broady, Corome.. . tta, No. , Ditto, Palo, 27a, sot. ditto. Zan, eiteet.lamalca Whisky PAUL and Co.'s SODAWATER. .EartabUabed over 110 yeses. Formerly of Bowotreef, now at N. lg 1 1 11190N-STZILR, LONG-•CAL The paraoldisolor beverage, which Ova glow of health to the system, SWIM gromotos appetite. and. from • decided Impromasent 12 41 17• 41". miamatactar• sarpsaase all U. farmer character. ONE TRIAL IB BilirlinFtfLLY 110LICITZD. Thim day, crows aro, cloth, price sa. CIRINOLLNE in its BISSEXTILE PHASES. Ulan= lidau, Editor. Loaded : Published for the Author, by Robert Hardwick., UM Piccadilly. TVIPARAPHIC INTELLIGENCE ( arm's TILINILII8.) THE PRUSSIANS IN JUTLAND. OOPENHAOSN, liar 17, ILI6 s.x. The Prussians have refused to pay for the neces saries of life during the armistice. The Degbiad demands the resumption of the blockade as a reprisal forth. breach of the armistice. The whole of the magistracy of Flensburg have been removed. Herr Bremer, an advocate, who had been expelled from the country by the Danes, has been appointed Burgomaster. THE CONFERENCE. FRANKFORT, KAT 18. The Ober-Portamts Zeitung of to-day publishes a telegram from Vienna, stating that in yesterday's sitting of the Conference, Austria and Prussia de manded a complete autonomy of the Duchies, their personal union with Denmark, material guarantees, and especially the maintenance of the point of view held by the Federal Diet on the succession question. This latter point induced Baron von Beust to give in his adhesion to the proposal of the German plenipotentiaries. It is asserted that Rus sia is not averse to this proposition. VIENNA. May 18. The Oesterreichsche Zeitung of this evening pro poses that the sittings of the Conference should be transferred to Brussels, on account of the insults offered to Germany by the English pediment and the press of London, which city it considers not to be neutral. THE CONFERENCE UPON THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. VIENNA, MAY 18. It is stated that the Conference at Constantinople upon the Danubian Principalities has been ad journed to await the arrival of Prince Couza, who has been invited, upon the proposal of France, to take part in the Conference. A pa/ace is being prepared for his reception. FRANCE. PARIS, MAT 18. The session of the Corps Legislatif has been pro longed until May 25. La Pommeraie is stated to have sent in an appeal against the sentence of death to the Court of Cas eation. It is rumoured that the jury wish to ask for a commutation of the sentence pronounced. upon the prisoner. SPAIN AND MEXICO. MADRID, MAT 18. The Epoca of to-day states that Spain will ap point a representative to Mexico so soon as the Emperor Maximilian shall have notified to the Spanish government his accession to the throne. ITALIAN STZTATHY WITH DENMARK. —A corre spoodent of the Indipendance Beige, writing from Turin on the 11th. says :—" The news of the naval victory obtained by the Dams over the Austrian fleet has mimed even more satisfaction here than is the English Home of Commons. A little icon and people would have illuminated. The Minister of Foreign Affairs gave orders to the minister of Italy at Copenhagen to 000gratulate King Christian and his go►enmeot is the warmest =sneer on this brilliant es preakeeL" COUNTY REGL9TII.4IIOI‘. —The report of the select committee of the Howe of Commons, appointed to inquire into the desirability of making env Other than the existing prinigioas for the regietratson of county voters , ham just beim printed. The committee elate that they bed inquired iota the possibility of introducing a system of officialregistration similar to the practice established in Ireland and • but came to the resolusion that the varieties of qualification in England limited the application of ae official system, and rendered it impossible to thereon with iodividual ac tion to the same extent ea in other coestitueocies. They accordingly recommended a modified plan, which imposes certain duties oa the overseen of every parish, gins claim ants opportunities to correct their claims, and subjects objectors in certain cues to the payment of meta. This system they recommend in the belief that it will be the somas of adding to the riveters numbers of qualified persons who now remain unregistered; that it will provide for the verreeteeee of entries, while in great measure removing the aeresioo for vexatious and specuLtive objections ; sod that although the vigilance of party agents will still be required to ensure a pun and complete register, their action will be eoefised to the legitimate operation of assisting is regis. tering their own frieoda, sad resisting the registration of those oppoosate whom they have name to suppose eat ea. titled to the franchise. Queniinan —The ship Young Australia, 760 tone burden, beloogirm to Malan. T. M. Mackay and Co., sailed en the 14th instant, front Plymouth for Queensland, ()Letitia Grey, miumaader. The Young Australia is the forty-first vowel that has sailed out the I Land Order System of Emigration, nodes the immediate direntioe of the Queenslaed government. She contain@ 258 souls, divided into paying, assisted, and free pommies', and cosmetics of 8.5 members of families, 136 single rasa, sad 37 angle foram THE PRINCIPALITIES. ........-. "Despatebss from Boehm:est," says the Side, " announce serious events. The Chamber would not dimsa prorsition constitutionally brought before it, and winds it was free to red.. Prince Corm had legal mesas of residing this little par liamentary amp d'ficst—by a dissolution. He made use of it ; but when on his own authority he makes an addition to the convention, when on his own authority he creates as electoral law based upon an elevated suffrage in the towns, and et two degrees in the country, Prince Cones seizes upon the dictakonship. We lack details for the appre ciation of these events ; but when Russian troops are being concentrated in Bessarabia, when 90,000 Austrians are being massed in Trazurylvania, ought not patriotism to have silenced all antagon ism Was it the moment for a conflict between the Prince and the Legislatif Corps I Is it not to be feared that Russia, seconded by Austria, will, according to the example of Austria, aided by Prussia in Jutland, salvia& at Bucharest and Jassy of the infringe ment of the convention settled in virtue of the treaty of 1.866 I The Danube and the Black Sea are as important as the Baltic to powers which wish to develop their navies." Upon Use sausa,_subjeci the Poesy says :—" A despatch from BSchareet brought us the news yesterday of • weep d'ital accomplished by Prince Coma. The Chamber, it will be recollected, had passed a vote of censure upon the ministry. The ministry took no notice of this vote, and again appeared before the members with an electoral law to be discussed and voted. The representatives of the country refused to examine the law, and the Prince dissolved the Chamber. This time pie appeals to the entire nation, without distinction of class or fortune, says the Moni ker. The people are thus called upon to pronounce upon an electoral law, sys tematically rejected by the Chamber, and upon a statute su p ple mentary to the fundamental law given to the • • 'ties by the guaranteeing powers. Everyone • applaud this resolution of Prince Couss, who is entering upon democratic paths and substituting the policy of principles for the ingenious expedients of diplomacy. As to diplomacy itself, it too clearly sees now the bitter fruits borne by the polioy of intervention to invoke it anew against the wishes of the Roumain people." The Nord merely says that it would be impossible for anyone to sport with the treaties and decisions of Europe more coolly than Prince Coosa. THE PRUSSIAN CONFISCATIONS IN JUTLAND. The official Berlingske Tidende of the 15th inst. publishes the following from Jutland : It •ppre, a K the PiroasoAustriaa emcee in Jutted iateedd to isfriage the dipelations al the annistios with out further ado. We refer oar readers to the annexed communicative received today from Readers, who... it appears that, is spite of the arnintios, the cc etributions aad rectilinear for bones are still levied. We haws oleo received a Warm from ?yea stetieg they borate sad cows were carried off so nesetly se yesterday, the 13th. aad That upon the rinsing of t h at day a oostrlbution of 200,000 Premise dams sad 400 bleakete wee demanded from the lowa, threats being held out *it in owe of refusal the shops would be applied by force We bad sot expected the Pregame to display ex- treme sonmisotiomases in carrying oat the armistice, bet even from this power—from whom we ere net acenstamed to examinees fair play—the presort promeftg coestitatee so complete • contempt of good faith that we are yet dis • co believe the sets of the Premiers eseessedeas will be promptly disavowed by their govern:met, aed that it will take immediate stops to redress whet ban taken plaos. The communication from Randers, above re ferral to, is to the Se/lowing egfeet : Wednesday, the 11th Hay, wee a day at which Proasiaa hoarier would have to blush with shame if it were not long risme accustomed to rd such trifles with indifferenos. The report of au armistice having bees concluded beanie current on Tuesday (it was communicated the same day by General Falkeneteis to his landlord in Bahr*, and meetioesed here that evening by a colonel), and notice was limed to the citizens late in the evening to attend a meeting at • the Town-hall at 8 o'clock the following morning, to naive a 0311111166014‘00 from the officer in minuend. Every body of course ex pected this related to the armistice and its coaditiees, bat this turned out to be qquit, a mistake. When the munici pality met as Wednesdy, Herr son Rosenberg made his appernms, and after a few introductory remarks, regretting that be bad to make a othanannaratios unpleasant both to himself sad to his hanee, remarked that the time had now expired which was allowed by Field Hershel the Wrangel to the communes for pa seat of the war ciontri &anon of 100,000 dollars. Th e immediately protested against the imerectnees of this stammer* pointing out that no especial period had lima allotted when the mu nicipality had refused payment. The Ooesnuseder then "s -quired whether their answer would have been as de cidedly in the negative in case such panel bad hese allotted, in reply to which h• received which most unanimous " Yes." The municipality were required to sign a statement to this effect. and were then dentine*/ to their homer. The old system of pillage now recommenced. It bad been going on upon a small scale for several days, but wee sow revived with a vigour sod to an extent hitherto unknown. The invaders were not eitiefied with taking such goods as could be turned to account hem the dealers in ma ne/metered wares and edemas, but posted metres before nearly all the 'shops in the town, before the houses of manufacturers, retail dealen, tailors, dyers, goldsmiths, turners, Ste. Sentinels were placed before the warehouses be loci* to five corn merchants,but towards aftemooe some of these were withdraws. lavatories of the various goods wens thee taken, the proprietors and assistants forcibly turned out, and the shops sealed up. The registration of thepluoder was proceeded with to-day (Thursday) up to half-past 12, whim the armistice was woed. It is worthy of remark that ose of the officers who euperiateeded the pillage is a see of the Premien War Yisieees Von Room Fordrelandet states that on the night of the 12th, the Prussians sent out requisitions for 57 horses in the neighbourhood of earhuus, and that goods which had been taken from the town upon the previous day were carried off upon the 13th. Satz or Jewris.-Mesara. Debeaham, Storr, and lions offered by public auction, at their mart, in Covent-garden, yesterday, • very large seem:lb/age of valuable property. The following late were among the more important : -Lot 732. A brilliant and ruby pendant, the stones of rare purity and lustre, 1151. 10e. 736. A floe brilliant (about three cants), set a. • ring, 701. 739. A brooch, formed of a chalcedony cameo, surrounded by 20 is brilliants, 701. 7.. 747. A ruby of large sirs and beautiful colour, surrounded by brilliants forming • snap, 1051. 756. A pair of brilliant earrings, desisted in leaves, 701. 7r. 76t A large and lustrous brilliant, set as a ring, in cam, 1041. 768. A worm band ambit, with scrolls, set with the Boost brilliants and rubiss, with back and pin, to form brooch at plasma, 681. Se. 769. A ditto, ditto, with star mitre of blue mane! and lustrous brilliants, 841. 770. A splendid 6va-stooe half hoop emerald rise, 1351. 771. A necklette of beautiful design, composed of pearls, rubies, and brilliants, set in Bee gold, 471. 51. 772. A bell• limit necklace, composed of 34 rusettas, with • pearedaped pendant, the Moses of great lustre and purity (about 45 carats), 4701. 773. An Alexandra pattern brilliast bracelet, the metre Moors being of large ant sad very 1 2111. 1. 774. A brilliant tiara, designed in flowers a u o l s. leaves, crammed of stones of rare parity and lustre, 2401. 10a. 775. A very Bee brilliant star brooch or pendant, 631. 779. A pair of dismood earrings (fuchsia pattern), 521. let. 782. An emerald and diamond necklet* 891. ss. 886. A diamond necklette, 601. 18s. 887. Ditto and dimmed earrings, 631. 889. A woven armlet, enamel star mot», set with brilliants of large sire sod fine colour, in case, 75/. 12s. 890. A ditto, with dark blue enamel centre, set with brilliants, in 631. SALISBURY AND YDOWL RAILWAY. —A WharnoUs meeting of the above company was held yesterday at the oompasy's oiler, 2, Leadeaball-street, Mr. John Maposaa in the chair, for the purpose of apprwinj of the followieg A bill to empower the Balibuty and Yeovil Railway Compaq to acquire additional leads, and to mine niece mooey, and for other porpoon." The bill having received the support and approval of the media, thanks were voted to the .k.ms, sod the preoesdhip berogested. CRYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SIIILLING DAY. I WIWI:WAY, MAY 18.—Arbabdem on payment, 7,681 ditto by meows *kohl. 1,835 LOMA, 9,488. DS. DI JONGIIII LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVIA OIL.— The rapidity and certainty with +Loh this cal will restore to the meet feeble are thee described by Bea saga Clarke. Fag C. 8., 7.L8., la teetlftta to Is es ttaadfnarr In Ole own case :—^ Alter the all, and all other remedlm that I avoid think of had blled, I tried, inereir ea a Let resort. Dr. de Jeaahnlislit-twown al. I received treseediala rebid, sad les us was the mew of wry rattoratioa to health" bid marls deputed betties la aL in Bd., end b by Dr. de Jeanie' se• Aram Hartard, aud 06., Tr, Itaad. Lashes, eve ehmitelevedieement.l [Stamped, id. Additional.] ROYAL LITERARY FUND. Last night the seventy-fifth anniversary dinner of the Royal Literary Fund was ogle/ward et Si. Jams's hall, hie Royal Bighorns the PLUMB 01 WALES presiding. There were above 400 gumbos the ocarina. On the right of his Royal Highaor were the Duke of Guard" Berl Ruassal, the Belgian Minister, the Mar quis of Salisbury, VissmstHardinge, Bishop °lSt David's, Lord Dysevor, Lord Fgertoe of Taros, Lord Hombre, LordO. Hamilton, fir J. Pakingtoe, Admiral Sir A. Milne. Gir Umbel were Berl Staahope, Prieldent of the Literary Feed, the Lord Primer of Inlaid, Duke of St. Album, Marquis of Charimede, the Lord is Waiting, Earl de Grey, Viscount Sydow, Lord Broughtom, Lord Talbot de Male hide, Mr. Carlini', Sir C.Phipps, Gen. Keollys, Major Teesdale. Ameaget the general company were Sir R. Mar chigoe, Sir B. Hocatoo, Mr. A. Trollops, Colonel Byrum, M.P., Kr. Whiteside, M.P., Sir F. Belly, M.P., Sir Z. Carden, Mr. Hems, Alarms§ Ras, M.P., Mr. Langres, Mr. Torn Taylor, Mr. R. Bell, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. G. Peabody, lir. Bolin, Mr. Virtue, Mr. Kaye, Mr. Mllilles, Mr. Media, Mr. Rivington, Mr. P. Graham, Sir W. Alm , fader, Sir J. F. Davis, Mr. F. Ledger, Sir Mortar Fete, Sir Willoughby Jour, Sir W. Starling. Sir Thanes Phillips, C►ptain LOO/4/110, Captain S. Osborn, Mr. G. Davie, Geseraleir G. Meek, Mr. Hewers, Mr. Newby, Mir I. Prior, the Derma Bantry Aserlesmen Mae. the Doss et Weraiestee, the Mesta of Trait% Dow.* Roy. G. Godwin, Be,. Dr. Maya., Mr. J. Dickler" Hz- Wiegrove Cooke, Dr Golly, Mr. Graining, Professor Manse, Mr. Della., Mr. Benedict, Yr. C. Hill, Kr. W. Fawcett, Mr. A. Trollops, Mr. Bestley, Mr. P. rictus, Mr. G. Orvik•haek, Dr. Doran, Hon. Mr. Crisps, Mr. Ferber, Mr. Fsirbeira, Dr. F. Wilmslow, Mr. Plasoko. Yr.& 0. Hall, Hon. E. Studio" Mr. Berried Haps, Mr. Mama' lay, IL.P., km. The plleries were rilla with ladies After the removal of the cloth, the National Anthem was sung by the Orpheus Glee Club. His ROYAL Ric sues then rose to propene the first Mask and hie rising was the sigma' for long amid ociatinued eireeing. His Royal Higher* said—The first toast I have the barna to propose is that of "Her Majesty the Queue --cos ninnilicent patroller." (Cheese.) Thin is a toast I feel sure you will receive with enthusiasm on this 410001 ESE, es it is mosived *a .11 public oosesions—(oheers)—ead Uwe& the Quer to a certain sliest bee bees obliged to swim from public life, still the intros! site takes is *very institution of the country, and charitable initiations in partiwalar, remains undiminished. (Chews) I give you "The health of the Queen." (Loud applause.) The Marquis of SALISBURY proposed t►e rest of Her Royal Higher* the Primers of Wales and the nut of the Royal family. The tort was drunk with applause. _ . His ROTA . kbositssa. in reply, mild—l thank you most sineerely for the kind weeds of my noble friend, end 1 am quite winced if the primes were here this evening she would be very muob gratified by the compliment paid to her not only by my noble friend, but by everybody in this room (Applause.) Mr. Cam) ILP., proposed the toast of the "Church," with w - he coupled the nataii of the Lord Primate of Ireland. He said the church bed a primary sad permanent claim at a dinner of the Literary Fund to affection and respect, not *ply u a national institution bat became they recognised in the church the noblest contri butors to literature. (Hear, boar.) To the church was dm the Kimbell translation of the Scripture., the work of per haps the moat classical purity in the lemporige, and which more than any other appealed Mae dear life of the people. (Cheers.) Fe seed mot do more theist refer to the works of Butler and &now, to the hymns of Heber, Kidd, and Kimble, and to the works of /Umber and Jennie Taylor, who belonged to the Irish branch of the established church with which We family of the Leif Primate et Wand wee so honourably enricaded. (Heal, boar.) The Lour PautArs of Isar.= retained thanks, sad wig:Maimed the aems! ty on the auspices wider which its present aauiverrry wee held. Hie Row. litniurnsa, is proposieg the toast of tie "Army, Navy, sad Voinateern" said—The sash terns' I have the honour to propose is that of "The Army, Navy, and Valuators." It is a loan which it rim me mach pleasure to propose, from having served for a short time myself in the infantry wad cavalry. Bat I have served long enough in the army to martens me of the high snits of efficiency which exists in all ranks of the army. Darin my visit in 1860 to America I had occasion to observe how ably the service of the army end eavy was carried ot. Aid as to the volunteers, they deserve oar warmest admiratios for the manner in which they came forward whoa they thought their services were required. (Hear.) In connexion with the army and volunteers 1 couple the same of my illustrious relative the Duke of Cambridge—(cheers)--who so ably fills the high (Aloe of commaoder•in -chief of the army, entreated to him by the Queers, and wider whose liberatadministratiee the army has readhad its premien high ante of efficiency. (Cheese.) With the savy I couple the name of my gsllsat friend Rear-Adonizel Sir A. Milne, who recently ONlUMAalieli the Beet ea the North Americas Intim the dinned which be so well discharged. (Cheers.) Let =drink to the army. the envy, and voleatesen (Chews.) The link* of CAMS/DO; in repl 7, said—Your royal highaem, asy lord, and gentlemen, I me to mepoed to the toed which has beset ma kindly and so ably grass from the their, mad is so drag I dome to %Mak my illustrious rela te,* for the hastimene compliment he has bestowed on me. (Hear, bear.) Wed the army feel justly proud that his royal highners should have practically entered into the duties of our prolesetoo, and though of course hi high main°, does not permit of his continuing uninterruptedly is the service to which lam proud to think be balm" still by the interest be has shows and the ability he has evinced, he Proves that be has a practical and warm feebeg an his heart for the profeesiee. (Chem) Is responding to the toast as regards the army, with referee°, to the meeting of this evening. I put to m • self the question how is it that a toast so imme• y coesected with the arts of war should be so well received in a society so immediately coesseted with the arts it peac•—(bear, hear)-end the answer which presents Melt to my mind is simply thi, that the arts of pease cannot be °Deducted a, every on would wish them to be con. dotted if they cannot be carried on in that security which makes peace not °sly useful and desirable to the state, but of advantage and besedt to the imdividual. (Bear, Isar.) It is by the efficiacy of the services that our security one only be maintained sad preserved. It isa , the efficiency of the saviors that the great ties which this country has for so essay years can be umiataimed as regards other matiosa, mid it would be indeed a ead day for the security of our position at home sod abroad should our power he in the slightest degree im paired. (Hear, hear.) I feel myself anxious and desirous to see the position which we now enjoy long, loaf pm Mated—(bw, bear)—aad I simerely hope, with that feel. ing at the bottom DI my heart, that the services may act be neglected, but that they may be kept up sad maintained is an e ffi cient state. (Hear.) Oar army is not large, its duties are onerous, and is every part of the world. Bat we have the Weenies of late years of berg supplemented by a sable body—the volunteers. (Cheers.) This powerful mashie°, added to the outer weapons of the state, gives us security at home of which we may well be proud. (Hear, hear.) In the name of the volunteers, as well as of the army, I beg to tender e r:lz sincere thanks foe the hewer you have done De. ( Admiral Sir A. Yu= responded on behalf of the navy, sad said that, though considerable changes had been effected of late years is the woods. walls which had is former times ciatributed to the homer and glory of the country, be felt sure that no change had taken place in the loyalty, gallentry, sad noble spirit of the men who messed the fleet (Cheers.) In proof of that he need only refer to the galleet ounduct of Captain Peel and Admiral Hope. (Bear, boar.) His Royal Higheses the Caaitr►DN this retie to proms the toast of the evening, sad was again received with lend cheers.) He said—Yost Royal Highness, my lords, sad gentlesma, I have now t►e homer to propose the most important toast of the evening ; it is "Prosperity to the Royal Literary Fwd." (Chem.) Although the moat ink maul, it is sisisirtbsimes the toast upon which, perhaps, I eau say least. Cortabily I eta give you no cow Worms; Noe, as everyone here mast knows better thee I do the °Wader of this isaitutioc. Still, it is right that I should MAIM to offer a few remarks co the working of this society. You are all aware, mileage, of the immense advantages which have bees derived from it in support of literature sad scissor. One of its principal features is that it is not limited to our owe countrymen, but Is oftes ezhesded to literary men of all nations—(hear, hear) ; so that we may feel proud to Shah that by our timely smistanie we me mot only advance the literature of oar country, but that of other mama la this way =ay enasset coat who would otherwise be ircapaciated from asking their tamale knows to the world are ambled to do so. (Ham hem ) The mooed importeet feature is the eecney with which this timely ad is given, a seem, so sacredly observed that is the audited mess which mama [TWOPENCE to 1645, It.. the fonadation of this erratum in the year 1794 them is sot a Niggle eaters of any indigestion having has ecausilked; red Yew have been brought to light, %has only beta through the acknowledgment at the leery mon this &mimed, and who have been anxious to export their gratends. (Hear, hoar.) I ought hem to 1211111tiOD the some of • disiegaishei man of leers whose ken mast bedsit* deplo r ed i s ail Marry circles. I allude to Mr. Thackeray. (Coationed chasing.) I sleds to him not so muck on account of hi works, for they are steadard works, but because he was an active issather of your committee and al ways ready to ore his puree for the relief of literary men struggling with difficulties. (Hear, hear.) Orthosa, some at those hero premed do not perhaps know that is Prance, sirs 1657, as institutes similar to ours, sad founded by M. Thenard, has bra in ex istence for the boat of soisatiiis men only, sad that a few days ago M. Champftenry, a distiagaished writer, propord to found • literary society adopting some of our priaciplee It is to be hoped that these two societies may be or day smolgameed, sod may foes sister literary funds—(chrits) —sod if administered or our model, I think we any anger for the Weaker§ a large measure of swers. We shall at all tem be most happy to ester into commusication with it, and show it the nosh of our hang spike" sad at the unwearied seal and *satire of the officers of this Dor. poratke. (Hear, hear.) I wi ll sot detain you moth kart, statleses , bat I erase sit down without hinging heck to your neolleolke the deep idler. whisk my dear sad lamented (albs— (theerel— teak is everything ocei reed with literate» and seisms, sad lertielsrlY is the Libre of this misty. (Hear, bear.) Nobody has for totes that the roved time he spoke le public in this ooustry was as chairman of the Literary Fund dioner, and we all, I em oonviaced, deeply regret that the speeches made on that ocossioo were not reported at full length, as every ward falling from those lips could not fail to commaad universal athletics (Chews.) Glatianiat let us drink " Prosperity to the Royal Litesery Fund." The toast having been received with loud chests, Earl STAwnors, in reply, rid that the prosperity of the institatioe could not hut be greatly promoted by the pre ssor of his royal hems& Ili farmer times the condition at literary men was the subject of jest sod ridicule. In the days of Queer Anne Pone spoke of them as persona who thirst ad banger , for mribbiling sae." (Hear, hear.) Dr. Johnson heed! felt fully the iadigaity which armed to r tt r e a zirosperous air of keels, although be might be me the peer who test laboured to place them to an iodepeadent position. (Hear, Isar.) According to him their portion was Toil, elm, went, the garret sad the Jail, which he afterwards changed into airy, want, the patrols sad the NI. But happily those times were sow passed, and the allusion which he royal highness the chairman had made to his emoted fat her's exertions on behalf of literature showed that proved• the spirit of peerage in oar day had greatly im (Own.) Earl RUISILLL. in proposing the trot of " Eaglish mture," rid the toast wee or which did sot seem to re quire mach reconessedatia, sad certainly he woe sot the 187 to be celled in to gild refined gold or to t the . " ((Hear, hear.) But he thought that English prosperous as it had been in its progress hr fir rotaries, had not yes obtained that promisors which it ht to have is the sta n dard of our English etheatios. (Err or .) For merly Greek and Latin literature ardd the rely per hate of whelks but an English literates* had grown up smogs' them which was wall worthy to be to the youths of our school and uairnities (Behest.) He read the other day with regret that the had maser of Eke bad said be deplored there was sot as good a method of teaches L11)111 literature as of the ancieet languages. Why should it be me ? Would it net be easy be take the lame method of train, English which they took of teeth hag Greek sad LS* and to have the bet Erbil& authors used in relish ? (Hem, hear.) Your moo who peed a kissed(' of Homer, Virgil, Here Ovid, and why should they sot be &consisted with Shabsspeani, Milos, Drydee, 0 ray, sad Tempos ? ( Hear, kw.) They lease frem the history of LiVf, the oortitriceal streggies which took pies* Is the sapient republic of Roma. Why sot kern from Macaulay the straggles which took plaos to establish the revolution in tide eoosi7. Bear, her.) Be could mot hat &kik that, great tboeih our e literatore sow was, it weskit yen °wild to airy young Caen who did not Bile being coat with tree remote rear, if they had their miscues stand with the beet examples of English litemease, works easy to read, and which would afford delightful mod peewit reser lie. (Cheers.) Is conarke with this tart, he had to couple the mane of Mr. A. Trollops. (Choes.) They all know with what power, sal with what genius Si had made them acquainted with imaginary characters. (Hoar, hear.) He mad with most lively interact the characters drove in " Fresley Paracessi " sad " Barcbsetor Towers;' end if he had sot yet been able to reed the "Small House at Allegro," it was because them was a great boor I. Downiagntrest which just new fully occupied his attentioa. (" Heir. hear," and laughter.) It was singular as a rowel observatioa that the characters drawn by dramatise and novelists dwelt more_permaratly as the than his torical peerages. We were better roueled with the familiar character of Due Quixote and hush° Pans than we were with that of Jaluis Caw and the Duke of Marlborough, sad for his part he would rather loss the memory of many of the his torical personages than that of those who had been depicted with such marvellous Went. (Hear beer.) While they knew so little of Sherrie' kianself, they all took aa interest in Falstaff ad Justice Shallow, and bow they seed sad spent their lime, sad what taverns they frequented. Mr. A. TIOLLOPZ repooded in armrests terms. Lord HOUGHTON proposed the tort " ionic Literatare," th coupling therewith the name of M. Van Weyer, the a7minister. Some persons were disposed to re .aeglaad le the light is which Delos the sacred was bed by the Greek poet— wit apart by fate, The esa its frontier, and the shore its gate." But in troth they were a nation composed of the Celt, the Flamm, the Dane, and the Norma., and he was inclined to think that much of the aptitude and variety of the English 1 1 kepis's was du* to the polyglot character of the people. (Hear, /tear.) Oar amity poets are much indebted to Italy, and hispeoullitiOn and philosophy we owe a great deal to Grammy. (amt, lodged, with the map time of 13hakeepeare, who bar beam the pride and the victim of 1864—("bear, hear," and laughs/a)—there are but few ol our poets who hays sot been much indebted I. foredo literature. (Hear, hoar.) He therefore gave them "The Literature of the World." Vtn Di WHY= replied. Berl STANHOPE proposed " The Health of his Royal Hiehoset the Ottairmao," which he asked them to drink with full hempen sad fall hearts—an appeal which wee enthusiastically responded to. His ROYAL Ittoermos, in returning thanks, mid : "Your royal highness, my lords and gentlemen, I thank you most sioxrely for the kind manner in which you, my lord, have proposed my health, and for the cordial manner in which it has been drunk by all etyma. (Hear, bear.) I will not detain you much longer, but I think it right to coop-Mutate the society in having as its president a distinguished nobleman who has contributed so much to historical literature. (Omen.) I cannot pay him a higher compliment than saying that he is the worthy suacessoir of a nobleman who for twisty years of his life filled the mate office, who during his lifetime did so much to advance literature aid art, sod who sever made a tingle openly. (Hear, beer.) Before I sit down I have ore mon tout to propose which I know will be re ceived with favour. Amongst a society soca.tooted to cultivate with so much mimeos the flowers of literature, it would be unpardonable if I were to omit to name the flowers of society-1 allude, of course, to the lodise— (cheere)—whase amorous attendatios egged@ the peat in terest they take is the Literary Fond. (Hear, bear.) Hr. POLLOCK &HAMM:WI the amount of subscriptions at 2,0001., iociadieg 100 guineas from the Queen, mid 100 geneses from the Prince of Wales. The band of the Grenadier Guards, conducted by Mr. Godfrey, was in attendenoe during the evening, and Mr. Router bitted as toastmaster. THE NE - W - GALLERY. 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