The Express. — London, England, 1867-04-10 00:00:00

/ i I I siNisEawusliAxpairk . I RELLT: c_ _l7. I 4 - . -, , I. .., , 0 . -1- r N . , • ot,l \lt MME.'S AUSTRALIAN LINE . tor SYM EV Duvet now filling up , tt lipper MUCK LAY CASTLE, AI 13 ANL etAnnsander lying in the ship, just built by %low& , , • t„ fount: Spine) title. ha! • • • . t• • ~.r' comfort for theakZ•olanlodatt;n of . 3 ;1 ~.rryan exprrirnerd surgeon, If r‘,. ilcullt or pa*.age apply to DEVELT and [v VI IT and E 101 IS AUSTRALIAN LINE : •• 1. 1 % Et NMI'. —For sVDNEY Direst •to aall pine; ; pill. Led shipping day lard April, the :; .1; rsf RA vvvElt, AI. 1.017 tons 1. oWI.f:C. ••••1411.3tosi•l• Iyhig In the F:dst India Docks. , •• .1. ;1 . • 5h..r.1,11 expressly for the spiney . p•-•]; i0t..1 with 630141..111 and every conamovt ..: cabin IWlneleteek has room 3 tt•W • •. %Ili ,airy 31l 1•11Wrieflo1. 4 1 mirgetoli. If re ' • t• 41.1. ;0 11,4414 or passage apply to DEVITT and F pEr i n and II0l)RES AUSTRALIAN LINE f i u is Et. 4 llll' —For A I/Kt.-AIDE Direct .t.. aail 1/1111‘,- 1 • .1 •11 .liiril. Atipping ilay Apiii , the Abo , f•ttil NA, A 1, ,Lb tons register, WILLIAM ..loatter I>iug in the London laieka. This 'Wan t 1. 1..1 tor the Adelaide trade, has A full poop. .I;: i • la, and c ,, r) other eWufort f o r the accommodation ' intermediate passenger. Fur trims of I. or tciaaaii,e apply to DritilliT anti IlittOttll4 U. fabler- lEVITT and MI )(ME'S AUSTRALIAN USE I Is , 11: F. I .11 n• - For ADP:LAIDE Direct to sail pone .. II . o tio 11. v, Lost shipping day 4th Stay., the '*sass • s 11, 1 41ven • ,ppyr JoilS W VALET, A l I:. years, 2.V4 • ..o.ter Lost Doha I).rke 11110 high classed vessel. Just , \I. -v. Hail. el Aberdeen, oh the must appro ved lines. .i. •.I'. :1 111U11114.11•1e4 to shippers IN A moat • hie Utter .. 1-4 t••nus of freight apply to DEVITT and OORL % I 1 -,. t EV ITT anti MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE • V 1..W1S ET 'dill. -For 110ItART TOWN Direct with ~..lesteh . llo• Isautifol new nipper Kriu LI, A 1 12 years. . : r f,....pt.,,, II %I• HARM:OS . OIITH late of the Heather 1 sod...color . Fast hells Ducks. This One ship, Just Wilt .1 ~,e. ti role. flay, and co, of Sunderland. expressly for • 1.11.1,11.41. lisle, 1143 full poop. with lirstrate aeronimodm 1, a I. ~, old. I .01oin passengers.-Vor lento of freight or . .., ~ploi to DEVITT and mtmar, 9, Idlliter street. DISDERI.—ON SALE.—Splendid ALBUMS of WINDSOR and IMRORNE, photographed by Mr. 101.11411, under the immediate patrounue and the gracious per. 11112110.011 of her Majesty the Queen. historical text by Boyne C. F..j, These Albums—sire, half-sheet colontbia. printed In new type. on extra thick plate paper—include thirty-five photo graphs of Interiors and exteriors, nunintol on extra floe tinted onvilioard, and moat elegantly bound in morocco. CAL* : Royal edition of Windsor and ibloone, in natural photo= 20mi1neas each; coloured. 40 guineas.—Apply to Sir. 70, 71, and 72, Brookatreet, Ilanoveroiptare; and at Paris, 8 Boulevard des !Wiens. MIS/RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of 1. Wit KT SIII I. —For Mt/RETON BAY Direct will , .1. . the brithih.built clipper barque I. 4.2 t o. it,toder, liF.Ant Contiutu3der Kind to .. 1 1., smart vet.el, Just built by Mows. W. Pile •, tor thir tfueeusland trade, has good accont• ..1(.( , • :or hod onion pdsoco,:ers. and is the snit opportunity , i • —For furtlit.r partit uhirs apply to the owner, Mr. W11.K1.1:, $t lielon's•place ; or to DEV ITT and .1:E. 9, lailikd street. I- . f MRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of I. igi. I, waltyard, London) LINE of STEAM end PACK ET ,1 , .,i.. A 1 A - r 0.% LI A.-141r SIELBOU RN E Mort Phillip) Direct, . 'cave the Docks on s ATI' RIMY, the gOth April calling t•:.111..11 , .1 . the splendid clipper ship ESSEX, 1,100 tons, rya nitnigKs late of the susses-. Commander ; lying In :Oast India Docks. Ifer accommodations for ell classes of ....nor, are ensurparecL and she will carry an experienced ..,.....,,-1 , ..r freight or passage apply to ALLPORT and MOIL ,,N sari Messrs. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS, 7, Leadenhall- LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA DELI*IIIA sTEAM-SIIIP OuII.PANY.-12OLLN AnTing the United stair Malls. cumpar's hill•pswered Steamers will be despatched r nom OITI.NSToWN ;CORK to NEW YORK: I'lll (II ci INK. \Nudity, April If. CITY M A,llllioros, Thursday. AprU 18. iliV OF LIMERICK, Monday, April V. 11 1' lir l'AltlB. Thursday, April . 25. And every Thursday and Monday. Sla parade by the mill meen.n eating every Thursday. and 21 guineas, according to the accommodates. °scold passage Includes a full supply of cooked provisions. Waters fur Canada and the United States booked through on vr advantageous terms.—For farther particulars apply to VIIIAM IN WAN. 2 wow-street Liverpool; and to ItIYL. id MACEY. 61. Ling Wllliantareet. Landes. lITEAYI to NEW YORlC.—marm STATES 11./ HAM LINL —The magnificent stamen of the New York of [fare /Mesa Ship Onsysny will lave Havre and Falmouth ma passengers and mails once a fortnight, as under. These sabers are unequalled for their yamenger acconnautlatiou, and be mellows of their cuisine. Iron Havre. Trout lahnouth. Wednesday, Ira 17 tinreday, April 18 know Wednesday, ay 1 IThunday, May 2 Igo Wsdaeaday, Kay 13 Thezeday, May la Issistppl 'Wednesday, May 29 Thursday, My 80 I.: nigh fares from London. 1.24 156. firstelaaa. and Ll 6 ascesd or forth.. to JAM A. WDTTW(. L‘re. I:IIERBEnE, ICANa, 0 1 Co.. Pins EL C. and IL W. sad 00.. Falmouth: or H. STA=R and Ca. 146, Chospirlda. t''IEHARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL EITRAII SNIPS, appointed by It. Admiralty to sail betimes LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK ulletween LIVERPOOL and BOSTON. the Boston Mips calllrei Claim to land and receive passengers and malls. The fol. trim or other %easels are appointed to tall tram Liverpool, cii...si at I ork to receire the malls: 4111 A, Saruiday, April 11. PFIVIA fur NEW VORK Saturday, April 20. i • Ih A, for I ON, Isuge.niooty, tncludiug steward's foe and provisions, bat 11.30 at wines or liquors .—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, second cabin, C.V. To New York, chief cabin, . sev.ind itia. a: n.—Apply to J. B. nerd, 62, Old Broad-street, London; L'iwand %lac lifer, Ham, and 12, Plans do la Bourse, Paris; i,.1 J. Boma, 10 Jamaica-street, Glasgow, and Baltic-street, 24 , 1ee ; D. sad C. Dadra., QIIOOIIEIOWII, Or D. and C. Janeiro", tystarotrook Ilvarpook BREMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover Bruns wick. and Central Germany .— TM North Oersitan Lloyd's b troklass mew steamer MuWE, Captain HEITMANN, will despatdied on TUCK-SHAY, April 11, calling at Blackwall Slaw permitting', at 12 noon.—Yares to Bremen, L 2 and LI : awn tickets. LI and LI 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal roe. Resent-circus, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL VPS and Co., St. Dunstan's-Douse, Cretinism', Great Tower vet SC. IMAM to GOTHENBURG from London direct. Q Averaie pamafte, 4$ Tours. —The unrivalled twin screw. Inane MARY, 1,000 tons. RAO bone power, having been ! , d.reled and redecorated, will be despatched from the West :us Dock Room in a few days (weather permitting.—Yaw, ,te :LY D. it. To be followed by the steamer OUSTAY SSA or NEWS 1/ Y. —Awl) at Chaplin's Universal Oftice, W.: ▪ PHI LLI GRAVES, PHILLIPPB and Co., PA. Dunstan's lase Great Toweratreet, EC. ES TERN RAILWAYS' SHAREHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION. % FREEHOLDERS or DEBENTURE HOLDERS of either the instul end Exeter or the London and Sonth.Western Company, 6 % we opposed to the projected extension of either company. OOEilLaml to rominunicato their names forthwith tu tile RARY SECRETARIW Fair-park, Exeter. - --* - THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE 1 INSURANCE CO2I PAN Y. town 1, Daleatrest, Liverpool; 20 and 21, Poultry: T, Cornhill ; and Charing-cram, London. The invested funds now amount to 0.114.334, the fire revenue 1 014 . 6 .15. and that of the life to 0254.327 . The moderate rates of premium, with a guaranteed Used bonus if the life policies of this company and their value as ',octal unties to third pan ies. render them particularly advantageous. andr world leave is :availed on reasonable terms, and claims are , laps after admission. JOHN ATKINS, Resident Seastary. BANK of AL7BTRALASIA (incorporated 1835), t, Threadneedle-argot. London, March 18, 1867. Tc Court of Directors HEREBY OIVE NOTICE, that • 1,1 1)).ND at the rate of I per cent. per annum, and • BONUS additional interest, at the rate of ite percent, per annum, free of income tax. Nina together at the rate of 124 per t"' per annum, or xX lOs per share for the half-year, will he I , to the prop. ietors st this °Mee on and after T &WA Y, ,•th April next, between the hours of 10 ant! 3 o'clock. „ Ira'aster flOoks sill be closed on and aft;r the 25th and contimie no until the dividend and bonus become ”. —Cy order of the C•oirt. WILLIAM MlLLlRLN,ffecretary. - *RANKING and FINANCIAL—GLENN and New Bend - street , BUY and SELL on COM. ?••lON in the London Market United States Government le•ii and American Railway Shares advance money on Ame rka , eenrities, and buy for cash Coupons and Dividends pay a'ca New York. Drafts issuedoa Duncan Sherman and Co., f • lurk. and John Munro and Co., Paris: and colketions made lin Parts id the United States and Canada. Glee's American r.e.Lial Circular issued every Yriday. - - --- FREE TRADE WHARF.—The Commiasioners , , lig , nets and the Lords of the Treesury.—PreperiNt for the t'..m.4..ndeece no the entleet of Privileges, • granted and how withheld. fIiPORTIOIf4 of Gthillel who nee 7nit.l t.. excevave Outages on goods landed on captain's %di ii,ease apply Li IL CLAY and Cu.. a 3, Upper Themes art. J AJTI.E.—The LETTUCE contains an active linm me, the I:ductile. which possesses all the soothing PT ..f • pin in without Its dangers. —Mr. G. JOEILA 0, French wt, 41, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Lilies : 14 iscc highly recommended by the Medical Profession for y. anima. iennchitls, and aU chest affections. Syrup. la. ed.: lid. 14114 24. 3d. Pate, by post, Is. Sid and 3s. 3d. INDIGESTION. Nom VS CAMOMILE PILLS. A flentle Aperient and a Powerful Tonle. : 44 .1 Ev. - ry . ahere, in !intik. lc 14.1. 3s. lid.. and 111. LA3lllEitrs ASTHMATIC BALSAM, r r . 1 1 . tool remedy, without confining the bowel, or ~Athe basil, truly einem:lout and plesaant, is admitted to "" f..r Immediately relieving coughs, colds. of asthma, cud incipient concamption. It persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable %anis the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. inlireartaiir consumption It effects are truly beneficial. sitar; rinvi or sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca,- ..., mei b ew! 441 relief la a few minutes after taking it "WY rharnsi wol g-croca,old by W. London, BEand h RT, ch y em all drugto, tt ist, 8, King W, In is • , and three quantities In one, Ea. Pd. Be potrtt..l:l4l. IN "4 r Asthmatic Balmah The name and address ..1 Tared on the wanly.. 11RENCH GALLERY, 120, Pall-mall. —The I..oURTEENTII ANNUAL EXHIBITION of PICTURES, the Contributions of Artists of the French and neattah Schools. fa NOW OPEN. Adndsaka It. catalogue PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE QUERN, I , EV SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. DISDERI, Photographic Artist to H.I. Majesty the Emperor Napoleon 111 and the Imperial Family ; to 11.1. Majesty the Emperor of all the Rikalas ; also to H.l.Ma jesty the queen of spain and the Royal Family : to Ilk Majesty the King of Italy : to His Majesty the King of Ilolland to His Majesty the King of Portugal; to the Imperial Academy of Music: Photographer of the Palace of the Universal Exhibition of Ac. The excellent situation of Mr. Distieri's Studio ease Wes him to operate regardless of the weather. DISDERL—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the QUEEN, their Royal Ilighnimes the DIKE of WIN- Bi • ROIL Prince Leopold, LUIS.% and Princess Beatrice have condescended to sit for their Portraits to Dr. DISDKRI. Ity the gracious permission of her Majesty the Queen, the Mr traits of her Majesty and their Royal Highnesses are on sale at Mr. Disiltri's Photographic Establishments in London, at 7 0 , 71. and 7 - 1. Brook-street, Ilmo,cer rloare , in Paris, A, Boulevard den Italica,: and at all the principal booksellers of Europe. Price carte de V6lte, ls. ; coloured, do. Drawing.rooni Por traits, Is. Bd, ; coloured. As. DI SD E R I.—Their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE and PRI WEAR of WALLY have honoured with a visit the studio of Mr. Dl:slit:Rl and have authorised him the stale of all the Portraits taken by him of their Boyd Highnesses, as well as those of Prince Victor Ittld Prince George. Price: Carte de Visite. plain or enamel, Is , coloured, 91. Cabinet Por traits. In. ad. Splendid Portrait of HAIL mounted an Sae tinted largo cardboard, IL by 191 inches, price I guinea. DISDERI. —ON SALE. TWENTY-FOUR FirtatEi*.corie VIEWS of the INTERIORS and EX TEKIOIIS of WI and TWENTV•FIWIt of friIIORINE. The collection complete, plain, I guinea: coloured, 2 guineas each wt. M.natenir of Windsor or Osborne. laisteen plates, photorraphed by Mr. Disderi, mounted on cloth, and forming a handsome hook, small aro, including the portraits of her Majesty the Queen and d. KIL the Prince Consort. pries, plain 114. : coloured, We. Panoramic Views at Um. ; group of the Orleans family,loa. dd. DISDERI.—NOTICE.—By a new pmoeu of Mr. DDIDERTS the PARTY. DE VISITE PORTRAITS are ENLARGED on Canvas to any sire. The public can thus ob tain a photographic drawing by moths of which skilful artists attached to the house can, on nimple indications—such as the cob mr of the complexion, the eyes nal the lair—obtain a splen did and truthful oil painting. Mr. Disderrs new process is valu able in this respect, that it avoids the tediousness of long sit tings, and also adds to the charms of oil painting the great advantages of the truthfulness and accuracy of photography. Saloons and studies, 70, 71, and 72. fic ooB .ttrect. Ilanover square : and for Equestrian Portraits, at Ilereford Lodge, fllou cester-rusd, Old Brampton-road ; Paris, 8, Boulevard des Italleus ; Madrid, and Toulon. KIN•HAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN RXHIBITION 6. Ms celebrated old IRISH WHISKY, 188 reined the DUBLIN PRIZE II [DAL —lt is mild, mellow, aelialowe, and very wholesome. Sold In DOKIN, Se. Bd. web, at the reMil houses In London: by the agents in t he principal towns In Basked or wholesale at g, Great Windmill-street, London, W. Observe the ✓ed seal. pink label, and cork branded' Kinshasa's LL Whisky. A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. -- A LA. CHINESE CADDY, containing 161 be. of reallygood BLACK TL4., mot carriage free to any railway station or market tows In Ragland, Ireland, Scotland, or Wale., on receipt of lee, by PHIL LIPS and Co .. tee merchanta, 8, King Willisms-strest, City, LC. CARPETS -800 pieces, at extraordinary low pricea —lnspect them. Also see our reduced Turkey Carpet List tree per poet. Illustrated price lista of furniture, bedsteads, bc 4 ding, uPhoisterY. &e. gratW £ * ooo worth to select from. All goods warranted and delivered tree throughout the kingdom. WIC WAINIL 133 toi 1311, 1.1 ewingtou-buttat—Yactorim, eh-street. VONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of vv norms, to form two settees and two easy chairs, a great Improvement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. FILMER and SON Poop Choir and Hogs llannfactorere, 31. irA end la. Burners-street, Oxford-street, W., and 34 and 35, Charlesatrent, W. An illustrated price List sent post free. CARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION PAINT, patronised by the nubility and gentry for all out door work, as Iron, wood, stone, brick. comp% greenhouses, Re. Is twice as durable as white lead, much cheaper, and easily op plied. Three cwt. and upwards free to most parts of the United IC Higdon. White and stone colours, 30s. per cwt. ; oak, red, chocolate, lead colour, purple, brown, and black, Ms ; greens and blue eft. Patterns and testimonials Upon application to WALTRIt CARSON and SONS, La Belle Sewage-yard, Ludgate- DIRAC. No agent' : all orders to be mut &mt. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, MERCHANT TAILORA, 106, STRAND. Mews. H. and K. Invite attention to the new goods of the very beat qualities, made In the latest style, at fair prices. N. R. Overcoats always on hand. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can only be had at 52, Great Russel:. street, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very beet steel frame Crystal tacles, Iss. and Ills —THOILtS HARRIS and SON CAUTION S the public against PC75Olls using their name Istablished IMO. No travellers or agents. TEETH STOPPED PAINLESSLY with PER MANENT ENAMEL CEMENT, of the natural colour, ents unsightly patches, is equally durable, and for front teeth will be found invaluable.—Mr. DAY, Dentist, 291, Regent. street three doors from the Polytechnic , many years with Mr. &kali, of 8, Grosvenor-street. INTERIOR of the NEW MEAT MARKET.— The BUILDER of this Week contain. a Fine View of In terior of proposed Meat Market, Smithfield—Yule Views of New Fonts in St. MarFs. Acton, and Chitin Church. Plocadllly—The Precerration of Railway Property—Notes In the Paris Exhibition Beiddinc—concrete Constructions in France—Railway Accidents —Free Trade in Archttectnre—New Churches—London Revisited, and various other Papers : with all the News, Artistic, Social, and Sanitary.—L York-street, Covent-garden; and all Newsmen. PAINLESS SYSTEM OF DENTISTRY. Just published. price 3.1., or post free four Nam IIIAL ABOLITION of PAIN in DENTISTRY. y Messes. GABRIEL, the old established DENTISTS, 1111, LUDGATE-HILL, CITY, Lond on MI, HARLEY-STREET, W., LS4, DUKFATEKET, LIVERPOOL THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.— Yestenlay morning was the time appointed for the rival crews to row a trial over the course, but there were very few visitors at Putney, in consequence of the early hour and the high state of the wind, which MAI as heavy as on Monday. The Cantabs launched their craft at 10.45, with new washboards on, and paddled to Mortlake, stopping several times on the road. They got out of their boat at the Ship, and having rested half an hour resumed their vests and paddled up the Surrey shore, sheltered from the wind, to the top of Barker's rails, thenttumed and drifted to the Ship. They came away at a good swinging stroke, 37 to the minute, and rowed in capital form in the centre of the river with a good title and the wind dead aft. They relapsed into 3.i strokes above Hammersmith, and in creased the pace at the Point, doing .111, and finishing at 40 strokes per minute. Time, 21 win. T atm The Ox ford gentlemen left their boat house :30 minutes later, and having rowed against the ebb to Mortlake, rested a short time oil the Ship, and started on their homeward journey at 3ti strokes per minute, rowing the first mile at a terrific pace. They passed under Hammersmith-bridge at 38 strata, and finished at 39, rather short, but much fresher than the Cantabs. Time, 21 min. $ see. Betting stood at 7to 4 on Oxford after the trial. We believe that the Cant:she row the London 12-oars to-day, and that Oxford row the watermen to-morrow. _ EXCITING SCENIC AT A BOAT RACE.—On Monday afternoon the Hammersmith Tradesmen's Club rowed their first race of the season, when three four-oared boats started—blue, pink, and yellow. The weather being very rough the boats were partially swamped before the started. Pink and blue maintained a good race through the surf to Chiswick Eyot, pink eventually winning by a length. In crossing the river on their return to Mr. Biffen's, the head-quarters of the club, yellow, which could not, in consequence of the boisterous state of the weather, proceed further than Hammersmith-bridge, was completely swamped, and the boat sunk in the presence of hundreds of spectators, each man desperately struggling till be was rescued by some boat ; two of the crew (Messrs. Gilbert and Miller) could not have held out much longer, being almost exhausted. No sooner had they got on shore than the umpire's boat, which hail reached the middle of the river, began to fill, but the occupants were soon rescued. At the same time the other two baits were seen returning. Blue arrived within 100 yards of Mr. Biffen's when the men were heard to call for help, and immediately all were immersed ; Mr. Morris swimming direct to the shore, followed by Mr. Hanbury (the presi dent of the club), but who returned to the boat in time to save one of the crew (Mr. G. Harper), and who were res cued by J. Biffen and T. Wise. A subscription was set on fo It, when a good NUR was subscribed for the watermon, who timely rescued several of the persona immersed. CRYNTAL PALACE. (loss SHILLING DAT.--- TITSDAT, APRIL 9. Admissions on payment, 925 ; ditto by season tickets, 930 ; total visitors, 1,85'. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1867. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [NAMES OF BOLIOETOILS AND FURTHZR PARTICULARS TO HZ OHTAINZD AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF RIUDSTRAR, COURT OF lIANRRUPTCT, BASINCIIIALLMTREZT.I BAN K RUPTIL EDWARD ELFICE, Leinster.terrace, Paddington, bookseller, to surrender April 24 at 108. JOIN Kingsland-road, victualler, April 24, at 2. ALIIKRT IV/MTH/AD, Richmond, Surrey, and St. Man-axe, City, Ounindssion agent, April 24, at THoItAS HENRY DEWSBURY, Osborne-terrace, Lucy-road, iler• moudsey, warehouseman's assistant, April 24, at 2 WILLIAM HENRY CRANXIIMI, High-street, Casndendown,draper, April 24, at 2. KUMAR EKANFIS and ALBMIT JAcKSoN, Gmy's.imeroad, litho graphers, April 24, at A JAltgs lIEDGETHoIIe, jun., Shoreham, Sussex, boat builder, April P.n , at 11. THOMAS Kline FIENNZTT and DIENS MEDCALF HOL MAN, Leigh street, Red Lion.square, hoot upper Dianufact., April 29, at 11. JOHN JOSIPH ROM, raddlngtountrixt, Maryleboor, woodcarver, April 29, at li. JAML4 CHANCES SlClMeroob CUMUDN, Mina-terrace, Old Kent road, commercial traveller, April 29, at 11. ROBERT TROIA!! WATKINS, 1441intonroad, Bow, clerk in the London Docks, April 29, at 12. WILLIAM SAUCER, Tredegar.road, how-road, dealer In mining properly, April V., at 12. BRIMS TILMt TIIMMALDB, Siorpeth.stmet, Bethnalirreen, Jour neyman bootniaker, April 2., at 1 FIMDEOCK E.LWALL, Lucas-road, Kennington-park, steel busk stay fastener manufacturer, April 25 .. „ L a/ 11. JAMMi EDWARD WIIZATLZT. B rest Saffron-MU. Parringdon-road, licensed victualler, April 25, at 11. WILLIAM lIKNJAMIN WADI and CHARIER FIHIDERICK LTS, King William-street, City, tailors. April AS, at 11. MATTIIIAs LZVI, Edinontoo, and Southampton-buildings, Hol born, short, bawd writer, April 25, at 12. HINNY Trea, Hatfield, Herts. victualler, AprU 25, at 12. Janie 0101101 (MAHAN, Thintioesuttett, Lock's-fields, oomnier dal traveller, April 25, at 12. FRAMIS RICHARD TVIIIILL, Cornwall-toad, Westbournepark, April 25, at 1. JOHN HOWARTH, Mansfield-place, Kentish Sowleroad, railway engine driver, May 1, at 12. RICHARD ROBERT BARNARD, liedford.street, Covent garden, and Covent-garden market, potato salesman. April 21. at 11. Joulem Goebnino. South-stmt, Peckham, and Basionhalletrect, accountant, April 2H, at 12. WILLIAM RUM, Lambeth-walk, tobacconist. April 29, at 1. CHARLIM LING, Herbert's-buildings. Waterloo-road, and Dray street, Blackhiareroad, chaff cutter, April 29, at I. EDWARD CoLE RYAN, Martha-street, Camberwell, carpenter, April ta, at Loris NOISIER, Meredith-street, Clerkenwell, watch case maker, April 1 4 9, at t. ROBERT Ilitowitg. Docking, Norfolk. innkeeper, April V, at WILLIAN EITMKRALD holteti;H, Fortrowl, Bermondsey, matter mariner, May 1, at 11. Gltionnt ROBINSDN, Devonshireetreet, Upper Kennington.lnne and Park-place, Kennington-cross, i-onch huilder, May I, at It DANIEL WILLIA3Is, Abenuint, Clanorgaluhirc, late grovel, April 24, at 11. ALMIED LANsBUnT Ilcekaw , Ckere, Somemetslilre, carpenter, April 24, at 11. J A NI as WILLS, Wells, Somersetshire, hone dealer, April 24, at 11. WILLIAM HoOTH, Chester, coal dealer, April 26, at lI LIWL CoolillAN, Liverpool, victualler, April 26, at 11. JOHN CHAPMAN, JIMSE CILiMIlln, and JAMES HOLLAND, Man chester, fancy dyers, April 30, M WILLIAM WATERFALL, Gateshead, commercial traveller, April 30, at 12. MARY SIMMERS, /Wry St. Edmunds, laundress, Amll 22. at 11. ILLIAM ALFRED KNIGHT, Manchester, ataymaker, Ap.30,at94. Henke A malty, Burton-on-Trent, fruiterer, April 24, at I. JAMIN STWENsoN, Hanley, iltaffonbh., engraver, May Is, at 11. Jona seitious, Gretton, Northamptonshire, wheelwr igh t, April 27, at 12. JANIS Dalin% Runhall, Norfolk, miller, May!, at Jona Moss, Barrow.in-Yurnets, hrushinaker, April 22, At 10. JoHN HENRY LAMBERT, East Bergholt.riudolk,baker,Ap.,all. J RIM CARET, Tochridgewelh, shoemaker, April 2" , at 3. THOMAS ESsERI, Pontos, superannuated smith from Portsmouth Dockyard. April 25, at it. OROKOE HUNTER, Southsea, superannuated shipwright from Portsmouth Docicyael, April 2.5 at 12. EMMA litnwl , Shirley, late beer retailer, Ap. 17, at 12. DAVID ELLSON, North Kilworth, Leicestershire, steam tkrashlag machine keeper, April IS, at It WILLIAM PAMIR*, Winterhigham, Lincolnshire, innkeeper, April 24, MIL RICHARD Mona, Oainaborough, tailor, April 22, M 10. loosen Woonnorsg, Lincoln, boot maker, April 22, at 11. Jolts HeCKINOTOSTHWArns. Liverpool, professor of languages, April At, M 3. Jona L'LotOH, Littlemoor, Yorkshire, mule spinner, A idrarn RsnLlNs, Handbuch, Cheshire, draper, April IS, at J. Et AN OwEN, Penderyn, Breconsh.. gamekeeper, April it, at 11. (Mans Poem% Birkenhead, upholsterer, April 16, at 2. EDWARD Jona Bowing, Birkenhead, comlihullder, Ap. 16, at 10. M ICHAEL (*HARLIN'S Fairfield, Lancashire, late licensed victual ler, April 23, at 104 . CIIIMLICs Liz. Biderd. Devonsh., bargeman, April 24, at 2. THOMAS EvANS, Oswestry, grocer, April 18, M. 11. IMPHIA RICHARDS, Worcester, publican, April 22, at It. HINtT HZIrLaND, itingatou-upon-Hhdl, butcher, April 23, at 11. WILLIAM HOODWINK, Scotto', h °chili:. carpenter, Ap. 23, M 14. 'Moats HILL, 'rugby, Leicestersh.. blacksmith, Art 13, at S. ROBERT Witsom, Reigate, grocer, April 24, at 3. JoSKIM Jangs Bratty, Falmouth, tanner, April 13, at 11. FANwßrprinms . ANNviLip. April 5. EDWATU CANTRILL, clerk In the tifilve of Works, White. AU-place . April H. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Norwich, coal merchant. March 8. WILLIAM AP RICHARD JOHN, Cardiff. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. JAM'S HALL, 3i7 , l , lll7 , llth:lllokeepl;r:lllYarViaClld of Gal., any Wdutaday, at Avramiuis, Bristol. DIVIDISDIL May 8. E. B. Biggs and If P. Biggs, Willesden, Illddlesev, fanners—April 24. Mary Jun Edward►, Bridlington.quay, York shire, I.eioolmistress—April Z. J. Spence, Leeds. merchant— April 22. T. Bryan, Liverpool, hatter— April 26.0. Butcher, Madi ll, Lancashire, builder—May 8. R. Cartwright. West °atm; LsDcaahire, paper stainer—May 8. W. Hoag. Salford, grocer— April i 3. IL Hales, Maidstone, journeyman furniture broker— April 24. W. Ilotgate, Bolton, beerseller—May 2. W. Nicholson, Bradford, scrivener. DLINIOLVED.. G. Lee and H.Baker7Colchesier,buildenlElzabeth Susanna Durkee and Josephine Marion Valiant. Sherburne, Donetshfre, proprietors of a ladles' school—W. Knight and F. C. Knight, Farnham Royal and Stoke Pogee, Buckinghamshire. builders— F. Stork and E. Caudell, ittationeri-court, City, manufacturers of leather goods—R Goble sod J. Clackett, MiltonbeztEitting. bourne, Kent—J. M. Butler anti W. May. Woolwich, surgeons-- J. Brazier and F. Brazier, Wilton, Wiltshire, painters—L. Cox and F. Cox, Birmingham, grocers—H. C. Meatus and R. Nixon, Sheffield. common brewers—R. Whitehouse, M. Whitehouse, and J. Whitehouse, Westbromwich and Smethwiek, Staffordshire, ironmasters, so far as regards M. Whitehouse—J. Gribbin and E. Fitton, Manchester, spindle and fly makers—E. A. Paterson and W. C. Longman. Winchester.bulldlngs, clq, attorneys—H. Jacques, 0. Jacques, and 11. Briggs, Silstien. Yorkshire, worsted spinners—G. Lamb and W. Turner, Sowerby.bridge, l'orkshire, plasterers—J. Ileyworth and R P.croyd, Spen Brook, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—T. Rodgers and R. Collier, Ashton.upon. Mersey. Cheddre. plumbers-J. White, H. Monk. and T. M. Evans, Bedford-street, Strand; makers of "Hordes Patent Earth Closet"—T. W. fisher and R. Fisher, Walwortkruad, pawn brokers—J. Chadwick, 0. Chadwick, and H. 11. Graham, Stank Yorkshire, cloth finishers, so far as regards J. Chadwick—W. J. Allitin an d J. Graham, Denton, Cauca/hire, hat manufacturers— A. Baum, jun., and 11. J. Benin, New Baangltall.atreet, City, wine merchants—J. Hamilton and W. Edwards, John-street, Kuigsland-rosil, machinista—W. White and W. W. Wright, Lon dorxwall, upholsterers—S. Curtain and W. N. Bagbott, Regent- J.rtWaro-p granite merchants—A. Clegg Accemed!, Clegg. A. Tong, .1. TOW. and R. Cooper, Raney, Yorkshire, scribiding millers, so far as regards A. Clegg and S. Cooper—A. Robinson -deceased) and H. Roloinnon. Bolton, hardware dealers —Jane Robinson sad 11. Robinson, Bolton, hardware dealers—lt. Grigg and S. Greenwood, Bradford. woolstaplers—W. D. 11. Newark, I. C. B. Newark, and J. J. M. Newark, (treat Yar mouth, whitesmiths, so far as regards!. J. N. Newark—W. B. Weeks and W. Purser, Nag's Heart yard, Whitechapel.road, licensed carmen—T. Garstang and W. C. Carstang. Liverpool,, tallow chandlers—C. Adcock and C. W. Adcock, Leicester, bill —L Laycock and J. M. !Aycock, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, ri s e: e a:l l —J. Booth, M. Munroe, and A. Booth, Lower Darwen, Lancashire, cotton manutacturen, so far as regards A. Booth— IX Munro and J. R. Butler, Osborn-place, Whttech rye,. manu facturing perfumers—T. L Betts and Co., Birmingham, whole sale jeweller., io far as regsrds Jolla Betts. SCOTCH 81SQUESTIATIOIOS. - . ROBERT BELL, DUMMOIL Donn - longer, April Ho, at the Commer cial Inn, Dumfries. Coble Ji. mien, Urray. Ross-shire, grocer, April 13, at Sinclair's National Hotel, Dingwall. ALIXANNIR DUNN, North Esk :taw Dalkeith, April 10. at Dowell's Rooms, kAnhursh. Da. LiviNoirrome.—At the meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, on Monday night, Sir It. Murchison, who presided, pointed out that the information which had jest been published by the Admiralty, and the ac counts that had been received rid Bombay, contained virtually no Istei intelligence than the despatches front Zanzibar read at the last meeting of the society. He then read a resolution which had been passed by the council of the society to the effect that one or more expeditions should proceed, either from Zanzhar to the head of Lake Nyassa, i.e., by the route Livingstone followed, or from the Zambesi, with the view of ascertaining the fate of Livingstone,and that he, as president, should communicate the resolution to Lord Stanley, with the expression of the hope that the government would see fit to adopt such measures as might appear most conducive to this end. He announced that a special committee would have the matter in its charge, and that a large number of applications had been already received from persons competent to carry out or assist in such an expedi tion. A despatch, communicated by Lord Stanley, was read • and it contained the intelligence that Europeans had been heard of who were supposed to have been of the party of the Baron Von der Decker, who was murdered on Livingstone's last route. From the circumstance that there was reason to suppose that members of Baron Von der Decker's party were still alive, Captain Sherard Osborne inferred the probability that there were survivors of Livingstone's party who might yet give more conclusive information of the distinguished truveller's fate. In reply to Captain Osborne Sir It . Murchison said the council of the society proposed to take the whole responsibility of the expedition, but they hoped that the government would take a deep interest in the fate of one who wax appointed consul to all the states in the interior of Africa. TRADES UNIONS COMMrsSlox. -A meeting of the trades unions commissioners was held yesterday, at I, Park-prospect, Great Queen-street, Westminster. Present :—Right Hun. Sir William Erle, chairman ; Lord Elcho, M.P. ; Right Hon. Sir Edmond W. Head, Bart., K.C.B. ; Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart., M.P. ; Mr. Herman Merirale, C.R. ; Mr. James Booth, C.B. j • Mr. J. A. Roe buck, Q.C., M.P. ; Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P. ; Mr. Fre derick Harrison ; and Mr. Mathews. Mr. J. H. Patteson, secretary to the commission, was also preeent. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (RZI7TER'S TYLEGRAMR.) THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. PARIS, Antic 5. The bureaux of the Senate have sanctioned two demands for leave to question the government on the subject of Luxemburg, but the members who proposed to make these interpellations have since renounced their intention, in order not to impede the diplomatic action of the government. The France of this evening says :—" We have reason to believe that the Luxemburg question will not be considered by the signataries of the treaty of 1839 at a conference, but simply by means of diplomatic notes. The two propo sitions to be discussed are said to be: Has the King of Holland the right to cede Luxemburg? and, Is Prussia justified, after her recent aggran disement, in continuing to occupy Luxemburg ? It is said that the government has expressed a desire that no interpellations on the subject of the Grand Duchy should be sanctioned for the present." The Prase of this evening publishes the text of an address presented by the inhabitants of Luxem burg to the King of Holland, soliciting annexation to France. BERLIN, APRIL 9. The semi-official North German Gazette of this evening says "Itisto be hoped that the words of the Marquis do Moustier, in yesterday's sitting of the French Legislative Chamber, will exercise • tranquillizing effect upon public opinion in France. No one in Germany wishes for war, and in France only those can desire it who speculate upon a general misfortune, and who would jeo pardize the results of the labours of the French nation, and of the empire for the last sixteen years, in order that their interests might have a chance of success." The same journal maintains that up to the present there has been no serious argument brought forward in favour of the neces sity of the possession of Luxemburg by France. It cites an article of the France in which the words of the Emperor Napoleon are quoted, that " Europe is not tranquil when France is dissatisfied," and considers that the France renders the Imperial policy a bad service in applying those words to the present case, or even to the foreign policy of the French government generally. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, APRIL 9. The Prsas of to-day contains an article recom mending Austria, in the event of war breaking out, to adopt a policy of the strictest reserve. FRANCE. PROSECUTION OF LA LIBERTE. PARIS, Aram 9. Proceedings have been instituted against the journal La Liberti for an article published in its columns yesterday evening. TEE SPECIAL COMMISSION IN DUBLIN. DUBLIN, TVESDAT NIGHT. True bine for high treason were found to-day against John M'Oafferty, Thomas Burke, Edward Duffy, John Flood, and fourteen other prisoners. They will be arraigned to-morrow. The attendance of juries has been dispensed with until the 21th inst. A man named John Kirwan, an alleged Fenian centre, was arrested by Inspector Armstrong in a house in Bishop street, Dublin, on Friday. It is stated that the prisoner took a conspicuous part in the Fenian movement from the commencement, and had long escaped the vigilance of the police. It is also stated that he was present at the affair rn Talbight on Shrove Tuesday night, and this opinion appears to be strengthened by the fact that he has re ceived a wound from a rifle bullet in the back, which has rendered it necessary that he should be placed under medi cal treatment. He is not sufficiently restored to admit of his being taken before the magistrates for identification. ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE. The following Hat of successful candidates for first and second class naval cadets was promulgated yes terday at the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth. Each candidate passed in the order of merit according to the number placed against his name. Of first-class cadeta—Gs candidates—the following passed: 0. B. O. Cochrane ft T. F. Abbott p. W. W. Madden 4. W. L. Wbately '6. P. H. H. Molyneux 10. R. K. de Lisle 'I. R. U. Bray •a. A. W. Pym • k R. B. fieeketh 10. .1. Windham 111. 411. ModOlesou 14. A. W. &twee 03. Hoe. Maurice A. Bourke 114. H. 0. W. Thyroid •16. P. C. Mitt 'l6. F. Mo?pc._ IL W. H. L Gale 21. T. J. Unwell °V. A. C. Wood. -24. U. 31acpberson 23. LT. HippWey *26. G. R 1L Grimes 27. A. T. Horsley 113. P. H. ti. Hungerford 129. C. U. F. Beethby 130. C. Hunter 31. Y Elton 32. W. F. Stewart 33. H. R. Moore 34. H. H. Peel 135. 0. 0. Phillips 'XL J. W. Andrews 137. H. Black 311. R. B. Newland 130. U. P. B. Fellowes 17. H. F. O. Foote tlB. W. H. Smyth no. C. W. Thomas 120. H. M. Heathcote Of seeoad-class cadets-1! pa Al ssed . A. 8. lithe 1 2. W. V. Jacob 63. H. 8. Penn 4. A. K Baal 6. H. R. Keane 6. A. Whitehouse A 7. O. Rlmmell candidates—the following 8. H. M. W. P. Johnson •U. C. E. Phipps 10. A. R. P. Burden 11. H. B. Ilawksisaw 11 M. Hughes 13. A. Houghton ♦l4. J. A. Cowen Passed from—'Eastman's Royal Naval Academy, South sea. *Foster's Royal Naval Academy, Stubbington-house, Fareham. :Burney's Royal Naval Academy, Gosport. ;Rev. Thomas Knight's, St, Mary's-hall, Southern. r Rev. W. Allen's, Newton Parsonage, Soberton. A Vickery's Royal Naval Academy, Hope-house, Southsea. M. DE GIRARD'S AND "LA LIBERTE."— The Paris Liberti of yesterday contains an article by M. E de Girardin, beaded, " What it costs the tell the truth." The cost in the writer's own case is stated to be 5,001 f. 50c. (7.;ti/.), the items being given from the official account sent in. In the course of his remarks, M. de Girardin says that if you tell a sovereign bow he might be great, he will treat you as Louis XIV. treated Vauban, or Louis XVI. Turgot ; he will say you are perverse andacharlatan. But tell him he has never committed a single fault, and lie will overwhelm you with favours and repose in you his entire confidence. In conclusion, M. de Girarilin again denies the assertion of M. Itouher that the Imperial go vernment has every year led the country to better des tinies, and complains that he is made to pay for faults which others have committed. According to • telegram in another column, fresh proceedings are to be taken against La Libertf. Yesterday the ironclad ram Lord Clyde, which was sent to Liverpool several weeks ago to protect that port against the Fenians, got up steam at an early hour, and about a quarter past 1 p.m., she weighed her anchors and left the Mersey for Devonport. On her arrival there some of her port and starboard guns will be replaced by ordnance of a much more heavy calibre, after which she will proceed to Portsmouth to take on board her cruising stores. _ . FonzioN-ovrice, APRIL B.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Don Enrique Chapman as consul at Montreal for the Argentine Republic. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Doctor Domingo Mont. bum as consul-general over the British Antilles, to reside at Trinidad, for the United States of Venezuela. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. J. Stuart Day as consul at Cowes for his Majesty the King of the Belgians.—Gfrefer. The Lord Bishop of New Zealand visited Liver pool yesterday, and attended a meeting, at which he oda°. cated the necessity of raising funds to send out four addi. tional missionaries to New Zealand. The bishop delivered allecture in the evening. [STAMPED, 1L ADDITIONAL.] EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (PEON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING. The interpellations are to be all burked. Yes terday when the Marquis de Moustier read the imperial message of 20 lines to the Senate, Pre sident Troplong, who enjoys the reputation of being a wonderfully wise man, struck the governmental key-note in the following words of wisdom : " France has confidence in the Emperor, and knows that in his hands her interests cannot be com promised." This was tolerably audacious after the Mexican muddle, and the German miscalculation ; and now that France, by trusting her interests to the Emperor exclusively, has been brought within a hair's breadth of the greatest war of this century. M. Troplong would not allow the text of the interpellations which some senators proposed to make to be read in the Senate, although M. Schneider, in the Corps Legislatif, following a precedent made (reluctantly, it is true) by Count Walewski, patiently heard three sets. The senators who signed the interpellations on the Luxemburg question were MM. Leverrier, Hubert Delisle, La Gueronniere, Bremer, and Bonjean. To-day the government gave the bureaux both in the Senate and Corps Legislatif to understand that it did not wish its negotiations to be embarrassed by any parliamentary debates. Ac cordingly the Senate's bureaux were about to re ject the application, but were saved the trouble by the complaisant withdrawal by the five inquisitive senators of their impertinent inquiries. In the Corps Legislatif the interpellations of the conser vatives and the tiers porti are withdrawn, but M. Jules Fevre and his friends persist, and will put the bureaux to a division. Even M. Emile 011ivier said that the Marquis de Moustier's short and vague communication would not reassure the country. The Presse—more a government journal than any thing else—says this evening that " it is calculated to irritate rather than satisfy public curiosity." The Liberte characterises the Marquis de Moustier's lines as " audaciously timid and empty in their grandiloquence." The Patric, indeed, has the hardihood to say that they hare '° enlightened and reassured the country," and that " men's minds are now calm." This was not the opinion of the Bourse, for the Rento sustained a fall of 20c. both for cash and account, and the closing quotation, 66fr. 75c., is the lowest official one since the panic. There is to be no attempt to summon a congress or conference to examine the treaties of 1839. The Emperor knows the powers would not come. It is, I believe, intended to inquire of them separately by a diplomatic note-1. Whether the King of Holland has a right to cede the Duchy of Luxem burg; and 2. Whether Prussia, after the aggran disement she obtained as the result of the late , war, has a right to continue to garrison the fortress of Luxemburg. It may, I think, be safely pre dicted that none of the powers will give a direct answer to these questions—and, if so, the expe dient is merely one for gaining time. The Liberty and Avenir National announce this evening that the Minister of the Interior has with drawn the authorisation which they had to be sold in the public streets. This a miserable act of petty vengeance indeed. It will make a great deal of difference to the Liberty, whose sale on the Boule vards has lately been immense. Only the day before yesterday the semi-official journals said the rumour that the Duke de Gram mont, French Ambassador at Vienna, had been sent for to Paris was a piece of false news invented by alarmists. The same journals are now com pelled to register the official intelligence that the Duke de Grammont leaves Vienna for Paris this day. Three delegates from the English tailors lately arrived in Paris to confer with the French com mittee acting for the men on strike. As they were obliged to return to England immediately, their Parisian confreres proposed to give them a grand banquet, but the police authorities have refused permission. The 8,0001. said to have been sub scribed by the London tailors for their Paris brethren has not yet arrived, and serious fears are entertained that it never will. The strike is still going on. The journeymen were deaf to the appeal of their comrade, M. Sourd ; bet another general meeting is to be held on Thursday. The Journalde Brte!lts attributes the following words to Marshal Niel, Minister of War :—" Let me know the day when the Emperor Napoleon wishes to have five hundred thousand men on the eastern frontier, and they shall be there." WHITEHALL, APRIL B.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to he passed under the great seal granting the dignity of a baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the under mentioned gentlemen, and the respective heirs male of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz. :—The Hight lion. Joseph Napier, of Merrion-square, in the city of Dublin ; limp, of Stradaett-hall, in the county of Nor folk, Ea q. ; Benjamin Lee Guinnem, of Ashford, in the eounty of Galway, and of St. Stephen's-green, in the city of Dublin, Esq. ; William Lawrence. of Ealing-park, and of Whitehall-place, in the county of Middlesex, Eaq., one of her Majesty's Serjeant Surgeons.—Uo: , tre. DOWNING-MTREET, APRIL B.—Thu Queen has been pleased to appoint Colonel Frederick Edward Chap man, it.E., K.C.B. ' to be Governor and Comtuander-ii . Chief of the Bermuda or Somers' lidands.—clazette. •---- - THE COBDEN STATUS AT MANCHESTER.—Mr. Gladstone is unable to attend the inauguration of this statue, which is fixed for Easter Monday, in consequence of having to go to Paris in connection with the Exhi bition. The inauguration will therefore be conducted by Mr. George Wilson, forruetly chairman of the Anti-Corn law League. THE BELGIAN VOLUNTEER RECEPTION.—II is understood that the fund intended to be raised for the suitable reception of the Belgians, who treated our volun teers in such a princely manner but year at Brussels, falls far short of the necessary amount, inasmuch as up to the present time only shout 1001. has been subscribed. Lord Bury, the chairman, Lieutenant-Colonel Maltby and Captain Cockcroft, the honorary secretaries, and Captain Mackenzie, the honorary treasurer, are exerting every effort to raise the necessary funds, but at present with but indifferent success. The public as well as the Volunteers are raked to come forward liberally, and to transmit their cheques inimediately to the honorary secretaries, Belgian Reception Committee, Orderly Room, Somerset House. THe IMPEACHMENT or PRESIDENT JOHNSON. — In the course of a debate on the JOth ult. in the House of Representatives at Washington, on the impeachment of President Johnson, Mr. Butler declared that the President had pardoned VICI deserters, in order that they might vote for a democratic member of Congress from West Virginia. SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 9. —The Hamburg Ameri can Company's steamship Hammonia, Captain Fibers, arrived this evening. She brings 31 sacks mails. 1.1.000 dots, for France, 500 dela. for Hamburg, and a large cargo ; also MI passengers for this port, Havre. and Hamburg. The Hammonia left New York on the 30th ult. ; on the same day, off Sandy Hook, she spoke the Harnbmg barque Marietta ; on the 31st a steamer, supposed to be time &w -eenie, from Southampton ; on the :Ira, the steamer City of Dublin ; and on the ith signalled a steamer showing blue light rocket, supposed belonging to the Havre line, bound west. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILS.—SOUTHAMPTON, APRiL 9.—The North German Lloyd steamer Barmen sailed to-day for New York, with the English, Fri nch, and German mails, IZ cabin and a large number of steerage passengers, and a general cargo, including French jewellery, $0,500f. 1000 W 60 [TWOPENCE !spurting intelligence. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, Tuksrmv. At the betting rooms on Monday night OM' WO some brisk speculation on the Biennial, the amount of money for which D'Eateurnel was' backed Winking Mr. simile's Bolt to the posi tion of first favourite. Vauban, who came in for a good deal of support, left off a point below, but this was only when the mar quis of Hastings had accepted LOX to Ouu about D'Estournel Dragon was backed for the Derby at 1,100 to 100, and several other horses had friends at the quoted price. The wind con tinued very boisterous throughout the night, co that the effects of the rain on the previous day was not observable on the heath: on the contrary the dust was driven in blinding storms across the heath, rendering It particularly uncomfortable. The going wad all that could be desired. and but for the wind and dust the day would have thoroughly enjoyable. The company preeent exceeded that of the previous day, notwithstanding the disastrous time tne backers had of it, and the programme presented a very full appearance, bringing together very decent fields. Owing to one of the matches set for the day falling through, racing did not eurnisen. till had an hour after the time fixed, when it opened with the match be tween the Duke of Newcastle's Novice and Lord Westmoriand's Wiese of a Dore filly, which resulted in favour of the latter. The only remarkable feature about this affair was, that Kenyon scored a victory, which is getting quite a rare thing for him to do new, as the backers of his mounts tan testify, who have had a meet heartbreaking time of It lately. The sweepstakes of 50 seos. for 21r-olds brought out a round dozen of yowl:veers, and the winner turned up in the Duke of Hamilton's unsafe, who started lint favourite at to 1, and took up the running imme diately the flag fell, and, never being approached, won In a cone anon canter by three length+. She u a chestnut filly by New minister out of Gaapard's dam by Hampton, and from her mag nificent shape, as well as from her performance, is very likely to turn out the Achievement of her year. Ihe Duchess, another of the speedy progeny of rat. Albans, cut down a couple of oppo 'weft in the succeeding race, which was followed by a Sweep stakes of SO mom , where Berea Rothschild's mad filly Hippie found no &Meetly in disposing of the pair opposed to her. Then came the race of the day, the Ninth Biennial, producing fifteen meepetlions, amongst whom were some whose performance was fraught with muck future interest, as it involved the fate of more than cue of the big rafts to come. D'Estountel steadily kept his position of favourite up to the start. His hackera woild, no doubt, have wished his steadiness to have continued further, but he himself seemed of a differeut opinion, fur he nude such an exhibition of himself which stamps him a perfect brute, who promises to let all his friends and adherents law the hole who • have lacked him for the Derby. Tenn Aldoroft hod certainly a nice chance of recommencing his career in the saddle end, with the Beckenham dam's filly. who bolted out of the court,, and then with this pantomimic animal. The race, when it amsineneed in earnest, showed but the three Sensed In it, es all the rest were done for a quarter of a mile from hoc., Mr. :nineties hone being out of the race as neon as anything, running unkind!) all the way. The Mii+ll between Vauban and Wrought.) was ready splendid, and tho head decision woe fought for Inch by Inch. The Newmarket Handicap following in the groove of the other Spring events re sulted in the veriesd outsider in the betting winning anyhow. Such a seaaon of reverses to lockers, and floaters" to pro phets, has surely .. ncj . er been Immanuel what will become of both of these ill-used ci et the sporting community if their lad luck continues, is a melancholy conjecture. LOWS, however, should have been backed from the report of his having beaten Quick Much In a trial previous to Northampton, as also from his im proved running on tine first day . but the - talent" were all mad after Apaley, who got no nearer than third. The only other event deserving of notice in the Baleen Stakes, and that only from the ridiculous ease with which urimsWn•• walked in" hs front of the three others who tried to raw with him. Below will be found a detail of the day's net dings. A ft er the decision of the Biennial MID s heavy betting followed on the Two Thousaud, the chief feature of which was the immense support award to heth Vauban and Dieu+, who were hacked for several thousands of pounds. The other transactions will be sufficiently explained by the table of quotat lOUS appended to the day's running. M Arcs, 100 move., half ft. Fine half of Abingdon mile. Lord Westmortand's f by !Andean -Wiags of a Dove, yrs, rat 1111) (Kenyon) I Duke of Nesse:metes Novice, yrs, Pit Edwards) 2 Betting: 6 to 4 on the Wings of a Dove filly. PLATE of 60 ems., for 2yr-oids : wits, het 10th: and allies, Set 71b. winuser•extra. Hirst half of Abingdon mile. -..—.—.. Duke of Hamilton's Uvula, by Normiuster—Gasparsta dun, kat 7Th (Edwards> I Mr. a Hodgman's Vex, S6t 711, Mr. Padwiclia MUtou, hat lOib T. nowt) Nine others also ran. Betting : Ito I each mist Leonie and Milton, 7 to I apt Ver. to to I anal liounurtirre, and luu Ma apt Inc buckenhania dam filly. _ SWEEPSTAKIISof 100aora. each. h ft, for 3-yr-olds; M 11,26,84911, whiners extra. Ditch mile furionp 210 yenta). lir. Edgar's The Lucite" b) Mt. Altam—Bayeelia, Sat 915 . _ (Cannon) I Mr. Payne's Pussy, Ast fah (Chalbster 2 Bans. kothseldld's bat Alb Daley) Betting: btu 4 agst Duels.* and 6 to 3 each agst Camilla and Pussy. . _ RiNZIF AL OP THg SWETPKTACKS of 50 ems. inch, for 3.yr-olds not engaged la the Two Thousand or One Thousand ; colts, fit 101 b; tlllln, Sit 7th. Ditch mite. IS subs Baron Rothschild's Hipphi. by King Tom—Daughter of the Star, fit Sib Captain Hawksley's Bismarck, Sit 10Ib (r. .Daleyi ' , math) I Mr. 'Eltellusson's Pirate Chief, sat 10Ih i Panthers) S Betting . sto 4 agst II it pla , !to 1 spit Blaukarck. sad 3to 1 agst Pirate Chief. rinse YUAN OF THE NINTH NVAMARKET CIeOCIAL BTARIOI 10 sows each. with 100 added. for Syr ; colts. tat 101 b; Allies, tit 01k Rowley mile 1 mile 17 yards. 173 what Duke of BeauforCs Vauban, by 31 uscui ite—Palm. Set 10th ileorilhsno 1 Mr. Cart is Wroughtoo, hff, 10th (Challnueri 2 ILr. Merry s Ally by Thormariby —Sunflower, sst 7lb (Orinishawi 3 T. oyr alma al o ran. Betting : 2 to I apt Iltstounnel, Y to 4 mist Vauban, 6to I spit Wroughton. II to I each apt Taralan and liostiounrise, 2* to 1 apt Lunt Ilastin2e, and 33 to I apt any other. Tait Marx 84L1 STAMM of AO son. each, h tt t for 3-yr. olds ; colts 14 Iwb, and Mlles Ist clb : attain alloaraAcus. Across the Hat t 1 mile 2 furlongs and ;:t yard.. ill antis • Mr. Ten Broeck's Midwife, by Wild Dayrell Jessie,74lllb Covey, . 'Hibbard 2 I'. I:buttoner, S Mr. Pryor's New Guinea, Tat lllb ... Mr. R. Sutton's The General. ast 7lb Two others also ran . Betting : 7 to ♦ on The General, and U to 1 each ant Golden Bloom and Midwife. NIMHARLET HANDICAP of ?..Csovn emit 15 ft, and 5 only If declared, with 20u addoxi ; for 3.yr•olds and upwards trunwrs extra. 1 mils ofurlongs 10 yards. Al subs, 24 of whom pay 5 says. each., Mr. F. Elliott's Laws. by Rapsres—Fhantom Mail. 3 yrs. est 41b , Ihssiwitn 1 Count Leman's% !lulus 4 yrs, 7st 111 b Intl:Mord) x Duke of Handhou's Amick 4 yrs, est 411.• Edwards) 4 —.-- oaises . a So ran. Betting S. to rosy. 6 o I as,' Wild Briar. oto 1 eselt last Pintos and Whirligig, 100 to 15 ao.t Noma Posnpillus. 7to 1 apt Christmas Card, 10 to 1 agst Prisnroae, sod 100 to ti eget Leases. Tim BRA M) STAN= al 50 eon. each. hk, for 2-yr olds: coils Out lon,. awes, bat 711.: winners extra. Last hall MN 01 , Beacon Coarse. at su I a.. 11r. Pryor's thimston. by St. Aiken—Thesslors. Od 116 (inc. sib extra Yonlham) 1 Boron Rothschild's Nyanza. Oat nb iJ Daley Colonel Knot's liaisons., tot 1011. 7 French) 3 (lenience also ran. Betting opened at 7 to 4, but dared st 4 to 1 on Grimston. Ilona: IGO, h tt. T.Y.C. Captain Hawksley's Rhymer, 3 yrs. Sot . Received forfeit. Captaharovastry's Land Tat, 3 yrs. WA illile Paid forfeit. LATIOST BETTING ON THE COURSE. And in front of the Subecription Room, before Dinner. TWO THOUSAND. 4to 1 agst Julius .t to I 10 to lagst Marksman t . £1,500' II to I Hermit off Sto 1 Plaudit tto 1:.(410, NOV to 00 Trucaderu I . and afterwards .4. I2oto 1 Knight of the II to 2 agst Vauban (t to Ihwtrc 't 1.400. 40 to I Thrtivnend off I 2000 to 1040 agst Julius and Vauban couplol t . often...ads 1490100 WW WWI taken.' leo even on Julies ahoninst Vauban 1.., 3 daken) 100 even nest Vauban, I, It l pith a tart takrn'. 3.1 to 20 aga. Ilennft a running t:. 7 to I stat The Rake off :- 12 to 1 1 A111.1.11 . Ir. I. 1.1..1.10 taudolf. 40 to 1 WlAournel fog. altor:10o0 to Ilk la.ol lard . TWO TM to 1 arxt Julius toll sto 1 Plaudit (t 5 to I Vauban (.17) 100 to 0 Markminan t; 12 to I Hermit ,tfr !ono totm apt Tnraban (off 140010400 2.3 r. IWO even on Hermit unbolt Vauban (off.) r BETTING. lOUSAN IL lent t,. 60 aspt Trocaftero (t , lOtko V. 40 Knight of the Garter tt TI.o Pabner u) V. to 1 700 to WO OVAL Julius a 200 to 100 on Plaudit. Itemlit. Mehl 6 to • ■ast Plaudit 100 to 20 tot Val mot Vaulau. coupled tl :Ve - ei.;il, - Z - ei - .l4ii - e; :liana the 2, 0290) 'phi.] 'stifling 13,:i00 to £:o aguttheltokr t 10 to 1 airat Ilerinlt off 12 to 1 %ultimo t f 1000 to 70 - Plaudit off, t flaw to to off, 20 to 1 w 23 to 1 Julius ,t to 4200 25 to I agn Grand emu O. I, 33 to I. 11 Palmer .0) I Eso.uroel Tarahon rerrogus WU Ivan oil) nyogil Ilan of Koos '0) ~toalto 1 1 NI to I Ib i;; _ 101 to 1 1000 1.1 WOO to S cnEsTEIL—TL 1141,AT. 6to 1 eget Ilaudit otTl BETTING AT MANj TWo TM' 4 to 1 apt Vauban If; NATIONAL INsTITUTE AND NONE Era? LADIES, EL;sToA-KOAD. The third annual meeting of thin truly philan thropical institution was held ytstervlsy, at Willis's- MOM.. In the unavoidable absence of his (trace the Duke of Newcastle the chair was taken by Mr. K IL. ELDICSTON, EI&U.S. The design of the institution, which was estab lished in 1864, is to provide a comfortable borne at • trifling cost for governesses, eompanions, and other ladies seeking situations, to guard them atutiwt fraud and other dangers, and to assn.t them in obtaining employment. There is also in connexion with it a relief fund, out of which eases of privation and distress requiring immediate temporary help are relieved. A meeting of the Schools Inquiry Commission was held et 2, Victoria-atreet, yesterday. Present— Lorrl Tiunton (the chairman), Lord Lyn. lton. the Dean of Chichester, Rev. Hr. Temple, Rey. A. W. Thor,.ld, Mr. Aelan.l„ M.P., Mr. Baines M.P., Mr. Forster, Mr. Erie. Q.C.'.. and Dr. sttorrar. The oecretary, Mr. Roby, attended the meeting.