The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-15 00:00:00

i• 1 ~~~~~ ~i ~ o , - ~~~~ 4 ,/,._,,_, rs-1. by seaLt i . ( "rim. a. Marche D. utobello, ther aber-, 41 4 Ual!, s, cattle ' Oaf tanzer, skew "46 1 4 ' ~~ ~ '.•b ~b: ~ l• —There but a-us we bud a gnat. het As raise. I images was end s e. la the denim i m bel e4eices 4Peur of i 11. achy. • &deices " 4 the cheek '' l 64 on ea gee ot ti ts 4 ° idam balk 'As dqUo• 7."7 : tdatidmily eel soak j • ail NM at ate .) I few tree. le and Ws- ' the th etheey itt el have e*d pea. istes is all 'Cu 13,-. aa v oeibluit Tarn ia, r 111 = nes sae, ‘ 71 46 / - a and adffinim = 4 .4 " :• wail hawk sticia a hit about kil bat isestsi still lob sets sta es hilfir sa •sly •teabb ilkt•t s 1197 ; 288; tin% led rapplles isaad. mid it week, bob ardsur qr. dearer. till 01111116“011 eat, se they sales how. millers win soil, whoa qufrementle; rather than nt. FOrein otiorloas aro it artless as ko•da, the" mod at Tall prises, )atmosl at. ▪ atteadanot 111; tiso Mods , malting, the is Warr ad oats Arm. Mhos; red. bled" best allergia ditto raMI A 6 to 40a. Imagist to. i mowing all of bald Wow mol assilosto ivala from taw xls, Users wow Ll the ramiPla is was dlooe at Malt4g Le. Malt bola • ring. OW is rrn to-day Ina sad, notaith ,bont the raw Barley was In nig, if any, a set ratan In ig, and ndoto & to 5011. j old 22n tO 28.. to 32 ‘ 625. to 6416 onr market tr Sere were some ood attesduo• at from Bi. to aorta Our owl own) 000tinee• loaners of big retail, fet to Ito retail, did. past we had • Ixtremely Lid r Du BMW ' S ores wallas& sr I.m WWl%gir. P• l o" cra ti t GM —Me te w ed ee kw WOOL iiterset4 lool . d.: ltabs. ; w . o kt• ; 1 " tirertiatattota DEATHS. ice. Pitilee“ .l4 SOC. lune-road, OW. of H. Prat. )LD, =or. th e wit. it the wife of J. Larat'S-9 10 " . " 4 In b-Inn, Barr 4l4ll. is P. ra urch 4 1 8. w, giechtcher. &ter of J. P *. rightoo wata yi.briao. Chopol.U. , of he ibita es Churrl. Is . lOW .1 J. Aka' BIiaIoPOSOO M I . 1. 44,4 st. WM . ; gton, L HIL Wet on romir TA* lll 4 ;et INIT" sal-P•rke M 1 Wm" 1184111 1!:li 5:1‘441151 1 14 1 1611 .• e t p r ot i z eriami , ag No. 6,117. ] OTAGO Dtrect —The favourably-known clipper RUMMY BILL, A 1 10 yaws, loading In the London Do do, This swami has been laid on tho berth with a special quick despatch, and is a n d the best opportiunty he WIU take a tow OM sawed ohms plirsegen at ratec—Yor freight or paresis apply to B - PITH sad prashILLIOA Billiter-atreet, LC, gli m Eg NSL AN D. —BLACK BALL LINE. Ceder arrangements with her Majedes Government. Wed value AM each. are Siren to an i fersolltrit. t heir / Cl sa. by thin Una. NETEBABY, for B ISBAN oreton ), d ime, packet for Slst March, receiving goods until Sigh, unison ..wiessi7 full. This high•class and favourite clipper has spacious ;Waky full poop, with accommodation for saloon by sny ship In the Australian trade. Wd e :=7. l = a retl wpm and has on board distilling aresershas ter Wilma supply of fresh water. The arrangesseits ice par an dames are under the supers:lam of her Malmay's n Oflicom Will call at Plyraouth.—App4 to all MES agents 7. a k i nie " Black Ball Line ; JANES and .. Y. MACKAY and Co., 1, L BAI eadealeello 00 treet, londemverit EJ.AIt FROM LIVIRJPOOT. 02 gunro wx TO NSW YORK, TWICI • WW . THILIIIKELPOOL, NXW YORK, and PIIILLDELPHIA 6111•24521 P COWl•BIT taboo! de. apeaddas *air tan.powerslarti hen Wag IdeaimUMM, iseryte. tie United - tates FROM LIVIRPOO tor TRW Dux- CITY OF LIMIRLCIL. Saturday. liar* U. CITY OF PARIS, Wednesday, Mare/ U. CITY OF OORK. Friday, March And every, Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Cabin ai sammte by the mall &miners T s ag sgai = 11. Fermaie n. try n g s gaW• sad a lat t =tarsars. lf whom Terirsid siamp tad a nd a full cd ens b. hel ha Camila and the .r. Tralled M ee s a i r s MAN, U. Water.alrme. ; he So .11. >Jns ITUlammfteM. laws. 12 • OTT:SUDAN( and the REINS—NOMA to - The Netherlands etsalebeat Oteepeafd IA and tsooerito ems= Berens; cows W. emio. win Commence he mentos for the season on SUNDAY. the VA lost, salting from Brasserie& Wharf. MedcwiA eh 11 am, dd retarelng hos Yotterdam every Tooting. Mire;: e r, a ; tare eseb.l6., —For treighteor jimmies WV 110 h% PMILLIPPS and CIL 's op, cc to CHAPLIN% Universal mew ieseat.oreve. • itEUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (limited). SZOOND MIL Capital /260,000, fa 10,000 Shares of /26 each. Late of the remaining 5,000 Shares. El payable on applisatton, and £4 00 al olasest. nether eaM not to exceed Et per share, and at infersuis of net Ism then three months. It Is not expected that it will be no gaftry to call up for the present more than E 6 per share. DDIXOT011& mama, (of Mesers7Dent - ind Co.. Chine). Radar RN, Bad, Chairman of the Mineral hen Worts. Woad J. Boland, Deputy Chairman of the South Alrbea leak L Merford„ &eq., Dfreetorof the Agra and Maatermaa's Beak. Jam Seeder , Lq., Ileaaghig Director. Mau -The Agra and II eeterman's Beak (Limited), 34 2ileboba-lane. Baouna-Ifears. Walker end Lumsden, 36, AUBWIMIIIL lauerroas-Xarara Blaanat alma Core and Bomar, IL Cots kaftan—Yuri gallteaciiilViusd Co.. 3, Moorotia4kaa 13033330-Iloisra. Fordo and Pleemlog Jenkla Dukoatroat, AttalphL IlsonnitY—Fredarsek J. °TIMM. In, Odloas-1, Royal Exchaaimbolldlip. PROSPICTUS. The Directors Invite applications for the mimed shares in this Company, numbering 6,000. for the purposes hereinafter mentioned. Mr. Reuter, 'by his personal influence on the Continent, has obtained, and has handed over to this Company, a concession hoe the Hanoverian government, giving an exansive right on e thirty years to lay down and work submarine telegraph cables between the khglish and Hanoverian masts, and the same e atm ritht to lay land wires to certain important ;Came in Ger many, bathes other contingent advantages of a very minable character. • etatiatim in the poesession of the Directors show that the comber a mange' passing between England and Germany in the four years aiding 1864 had increased 130 pee cent., and in the last two yews alone 80 per cent : and it L matter of noto they that the misting lines are maths to convey meeseges with the etlon which is above all tamp desirable in telegraphy. Tbertore are in a position to state that under the °mom. doe obtained. and the arrangements they ham eameheded for working it, they will be able to transmit !Bosoms' from Ellenwl to the places named below within a few calastine been *Or time la &witch. • Arrangements have been made with the wall-known enetheet- Ette telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company, the sad laying down th e requisite cable, by which the mat of all the work to be done has been accurately de. imbed. The Electale and International Telegraph Company have speed to an anameinent by which the use of a metals number of wires is to be ceded to them foe a term of five years, that Com pany gurentecing the tranamission over the Hanoverian cable If the whole of the =mem collected at their different stations the United Kingdom, for Hanover, Bremen, Hamburg, Qellmwk Bahian, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, dc. , And further =Zt• minimum amount of business which, under the the con, onion, and under normal circumstances, Will produce • minimum annual revenue equal to 16 per cant. on the total amount of capital required. The &Ferments, concessions, and other data on which this - estimate is based, having been planed in the hands of the well known accountants, Mew, Quitter, Ball, and Co., their MM. CM of the correctness thereof is annexed. No. 8, Moorgatentheet, Feb. El, 1866. Str,—Having perured and considered the documents men- timed In the subjoined note relating to the subject of the pre pared sabmarine telt graph between England and Hanover, we wereabhd, from the data therein contained. and other WM' maths supplied to us, to state the following facts and conclu sions respecting the profit results of the undertaking. The regulate amount of capital will be £100,000: that is to eth £118,176 for manufacturing and laying down the cable, Imam the sum of £10,836 to provide foe contingencies and Meths capita. • biltsaliag the revenue to be derived under the agreement thikthe Telegraph Company upon the basis of the minimum WNW of memeges guaranteed to be forwarded by that Com- Ing, we W, after paying or reaserviag to the Company their Mpertion of the net receipts, that the net profit will amount to abut 16 per cent per annum on the total amount of the ca. rignimi.teamelv, £160,000. . 0 1 regsrd, however, to the probability that the actual hthe the cable will greatly exceed the secured minimum. Ike is reasonable ground fur expecting that the actual rate of pull will considerably exceed 15 per cent. par annum. We remain, sir. yours f &BUBB". To Janes Reuter, Fag. QULLTIth, BALL and Co. Note of documents referred to— L Trsulation of coaceuion granted by the Xing of Hanover bll. Julius Renter. t Copy of agreement with the Electric Telegraph Company. & Sped •ttbn for the manufacture of the cable from Cromer Mffeedseney, by Mears. Fordo and Fleming footle. Contract with the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance hammy for the manufacture and laying of the cable in terms a the foregoing specification. B sill than be sun that the Directors have indicated only the ere= of profit virtually guaranteed to the shareholders and het there is every reason to anticipate from the rapidly in. memian extension of the traffic that this amount will be largely ibis Zlnimunsia, moreover, entirely excludes and indepen hat of the continually Increasing profits of the business par dmed from Mr. Reuter, which will be very eonsiderab4r nog anted by the use of the wire retained by the Company for the "greof that business. dureldlity of cables in shallow waters gush as the North IS., where the Company's cable will be laid, is proved by ex . Wanes. They are es safe end can be repai. ed almost as easily us had wins. The existing cables to Holland have been Lid several years, and that between Dover and Calais 16 pima, and they continue at the present time in good working order. The cable will probably be ready for the transmission of mes • Nirite end rph ° C f ettr u uttion L and Maintenance Com have taken one- ourth of the amount of their con ract In shares of the Company, but the contract with them is based upon a bond fide cub price, the lowest obtainable In the market for first-rate itnrk. they considering the Investment safe and profitable. and looking to the future profits of the concern for remuneration. There is no promotion money, nor any commission paid for obtaining the concession, sir. Reuter having handed it over to the Company gratis. Applications for shares to be made in the annexed form. ao emopenied by a deposit of LI per share. Should no allotment 1* is de the amount will be returned without deduction. Prospectuses, with forms of application for shares, may be Obtained at the omces of the Company, of the Brokers, or of the Solicitors. FORK OF APPLICATION POP SHAM. (To be tett with the Bankers.) TO the Director' o' Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited). Gums/igs,—Having paid to your credit with the Arra and Ilesterinan's hank the sum of £ , being the deposit of Ll per Share on Shares in the above Company, f milled that you will allot me Share' of Mb each In Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited), and I hereby agree to ec " 94 the same, or any smaller number which you may allot to me, and I request you to pla^e my name on the Register of Am ber' ba respect of the Shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name lu full Address In fall Profession Usual Signature Date DR. SOOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER, . a sever tag remedy, prepared without any legredirat, train the recipe of DiAkott., will be found invaluable 1 10 111 who ender tram bilking and liver complaints, - gnarls, giddiness, dizziness of the ems, Le. l l= . a family aperient medicine, and as a parlor of ••• wolf. are tr uly e eellent ; mild In their operation an Illiderd to the stounaels , they create apPetite. Deane" draw . . sad the whole nervous system. —Bold by Um . King Willimnetreet, Mining mudis, sod by swot traithome, U. ltd. and 2s. Dd. Be sere to ask foe De. and Liver Pills. The genuine are ta • drip pees poet' with WMiere Lambert" eagramd on tie BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious eadLlver Complaints, FILAIIPTONI ML WEALTH. bf eillfediels• Veneers, et la If 4. mai fa tkl. per ben ;or • el Wood' eay Chemist. lOZEATy COPAHINE Nan, tbe Ze4,l 7°Dch Prelarabilm 9400 0 1 by the !aria Aead_mg_ . eal au:et ~c , & po wean i oggerztort g. Inset. ' m k rtek LM osiT;Cen avera;ge of elz days either Meat er cbeotle.- 4 li MO. JOHBAirb. Trench chemist, 49, Haymarket. Tod trek a M*4 M 4d. --r7 ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY METROPOLITAN MIISIC-RkLL, 14 0 W e lr: COMPANY. road.—Open at 7.—Proprietor. kir. J. MIA NOTICE of CALL and lORTRITITRE of MARFA I Ov - no. twat at the performance of the wonder, Le PAR The sums paid on application and allotment of the shares Biondtn. Racer*, an entire change. Two Ballets nightly, allotted in this Company unmated to MI per share, and In and 11. George Harding and Lydia Latimer, John and Emma addition to this there have been rails made amounting to £7 on Wards, Clara, and Victor, and Annie Adana. The Esterlopticon, each share, namely, a call of £ 3 per share, made to Jana, 1861 : an entire change with new effecta —Manager, J. J. POOLS a call ofshare AS par alma made in November, 1b64 ; and a call of Al per , made in , A. NOTICE IS HEREBY K GIVE W N that by a resolution of the Conran passed on ths Ilth day of 'Hatch. 1866, the starehoiders are peremptorily called on to PAY tee said aim of 117 upon each share, on or Wore the 20th day of April, 1866, at the Cares of the Company, No. a Via del Mardian larristorl, Florence. And nodes la booby farther given, that in default of payment of the said sum of AT sham the Coancil will in dna course proceed to PO the 11.1 M on which default shall be made. Payments which have hem already made under the said I calls of June and November, 1861. aud of RAY. taken in full of or es on aocoant of this prose& call. will be Dated ter Sib Mar* IBM By WOK of this burne. °° ll 2 ol 7 l Boaetiay-General of the Royal I timafsl r as Cin kothroy Company. r 1 UMIPA. • . Cite Court. 7 ..0...... (imussa's nrweasus.) The Hamburg and American CoMpany's steam ship Allemania brings 129 passengers for South ampton, Hamburg, and Havre, and thawed mails. She also brings 62,000 dols. for Fronts Lied 1,200 dols. for Iliimburg. Three miles &Wide New York the Allamania passed the Hamburg barque Bogen* bound,west i and off Fire Island a French steamer% loath& for New York. The first part of the pingo she experienced westerly winds and snow stank,' subsequently changing winds, un settled wasther, and high sera. The last few days northerly minas and line weather. WINDSOR CASTLE, Manua 14. The Queen went out in the grounds this morn iog, attended by the Denham of Roxburgh% Primes Helms, attended by lady Caroline Barrington and Major-General F. H. Seymour, wont to Buckingham Palace lad amnia& and wee Fremont at en evening party given by the PAWS and Piteous of Waco at Marlborough Home. Her royal highness visited the Duchene of Inver. . acne this morning, and returned to Wisdom at half-peed twelve o'clock. The MII4I3IuOIIUS of Ely has racemeded the Duchene of Roxburgh, as lady in wsitieg. Lord Meehan and Ideencoset.Oolonel Magmata have succeeded Viscount Torrington sod the Hoe. Mortimer . Sackville West so lord sad groom in waiting to bee Majmty. MITDIEtS SELECT LIBEABY. NEW and CHOICE BOOB& Ail the BEST BOOKS el the SEASON and a the and Urea, Tears are In &edition at MUM'S BLUM LIBRARY. MST CUSS SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM Bock Chas as Ocaustatieing al s Awed Masi. ay Saha ted), 11KW OE7O 011, Mei, A, KING-STREET, CaIIAISMIL PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are BM and CHUMP. BTI6NG to MI BLACK TM. 1•01., Su, N. IL, aa, ft ad Mod delicious Black Tee ts now only is Id. pa pound. Pura, rare, choice Wee, Ir. dd., la. lid., Bd. NA Cu, Tea lfswaissaa, • King Williansairsak, My, Wake. La • petal ennead free. g =rs at market prima. PHILLTIM and Co. mend ail carriage hoe withis eight saes of No. 8. King William-areet l4s. worth earrtalle flew to any railway Italian cc marker tars in Inglandillips and Co. ha" aw Ws* nor say Daus:ion wish any how in rester or dwassed. NRNOIR J. S. NONAAAN AND CO. AZZ 'smut= TO BADRIV3 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR MARIS IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH OOMPANT (Lbstbed). lactsporshed maw the "' mitss Aot, MA" which limits the liability of each Mice to the &must of the shares subscribed by him. Copies! seosmo, Is mei* Must d ZIP NIL Deposit on z=el 2 apriT 111 lam (Pee the Allesseakt, ett Iteuthemalltalt.) fuor YORK. Mews 3, Yoga. Numerous delegations have visited President Johnson, to offer him their support. Mr. John son, in replying to them. reiterated his determina tion to continue his policy, regardlear of opposition or taunts. He spoke hopefullyef the future of the °wintry, and believed that all would eases sight, despite Southern secession and the extremists of the Northern consolidation party, both of whom laboured equally to destroy the government. By the early restoration of the Sonth its products would be brought into commerce, thus extending the ares of circulation for the cursenoy, whereby financial dis aster would be averted. _ A Cabinet Council was laid yesterday at the official residence of the First Lad of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The militates Fe sent were—Earl Russell, the Lord Chanoellor, Earl Granville, the Duke of Are), Sir Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the RightVZ Edward Cardwell, the Marquis of Harlington, Nal do Grey ' the Chancellor of the Ere= the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hoe G. J. dachas, and the Right Ron. C. P. Finis" PLADEBEL--B4OWIJ , NDEP KALYDOR, an Ociesiel Rotankal ortioaratlon for Improving and Beauti tins the Oseaplesion oaf - fiktie. The reb6 blest it Imports In the logthaaottass sad Insh it -beasess ee au basis and nub s Its capabilli7 o(aaetWai Irritation and re win all redness, tan. pimples, spota, freckles, diseolorations, aid otiose cutaneous wigwams realise It indisputable to eters trait It obviates all the areas of climate ea the skin. whether with reference to cold and inciesseney. or intense solar heat. Prim is. and ba bd. per bottle.--Itoid at SO. Ration =; end br sheinista end harrows. Ask for " Rowlands' Tor," and beware of icur and pernicious articles under the name of " Lalydor." Nr igarm omemsemeole stilt the Agana) razza Ommemy, tar will to geNtJod to receive Der sea el the eare. frost lee wattling ofit Alb = Owayilnifit Uwe. and am will oleo be ...ANNA is= out tt,ooo aansl ween front tee New York Neva:end!lead, sad London Company, out of tee sandnipe dart 0016- Zl4l iswiasse. te the Computes provide for other oon =droning, tett& me Mated to lOe Preegoelm. The Primmer of Wales teak a aside.. drive milord* atteeited by the Rea. Ike. F. Blamer. 1 \ Despatches man reeeived yesterday se the deiseisl-edise, from the Gam men of the North American previneenq Bermuda. aling.Pabedio spa, ssad — Beialf - sirest. Idward *wpm laq., 'Wayland; Plowboys& Captidn A. T. HavoMos, 12, Beitoll-10114 Pleondlly. Mama Atwood Glow Sao., Aninith DOM& Nobel Goods, Nan., Clswara makmat t 'Mow. Xenrylswlay, Baq., WIDow Petwala A- Heron. 11. td, J. i AtUaan. GA, Grog Onacwoltoto; Wattzalnator. *arks X Ittowszt, ot, loncaabw-watn, Hyde-park, W. Zawnina—llonnes. Non, Tirts„ Well; and Co., ?TOTEM° DIPOSSUILL —Tb• greatest ..d toast Metal invention al the day, AOTh AltlltELL4 mars. JOHN OCIPMELL sod Oa. Three absg-eoart, Lombard skeet, London, pertunters to her Majesty, respectfully odor to the =this Maly marvelloos Oak; which gradually restores tibe hair to its pristine hee—oo matter at what age. The , Ago* Amarella hr MOM of Via propeetim of dyes; tt o on the : i v = lawbeacial to the system, and when the hair la ooce one application per month wUI keep It in perfect colour. Price LI 1.. per bottle, or to be bottles, 10e. N. lobo Gosnell mid Co. horologe appointed pirtamem to H.P.H. the Princess ot Walsa y --J . 01110:1 . 8141:LL saa We. CHIP-R sq tooth . —To Y bo TO( b Y a Til J A I .. Pen =lrs. chemists, and at the manalactory, Red Ban Wharf, SP, Upper Tharseadrest. London. The Senate has adopted the resolution of the re construction committee, excluding the Southern representatives, until Congress declares the rebel lious States to be entitled to representation, by 29 against 18 votes. The New York Times represents the Cabinet to be entirely united in favour of President Johnson's policy. The United States public debt on March 1 was 2,820,000,000 dollars, being an iuoreaselof three and a half millions since last month. Lloyd Garrison has delivered a public discourse, violently denouncing President Johnson, and charging him with intending, if he dared, to make a coup d'etest, either by forcing the rebels into Con gress at the point of the bayonet or by driving the Congress out of the capitoL The President, he said, ought to be tried by both Houses and dia -1 missed from of The Republican caucus have appointed a com mittee to inaugurate determined political measures against President Johnson's policy. The opinion gains ground that the reconstruction committee will shortly report in favour of the admission of the Tennessee members to Congress. The Senate has adopted a resolution reiterating the request to the President for information re garding pie provisional government in the South. The military committee of the House of Repre sentatives have reported a resolution to disband the Southern militia, to prevent their reorganisation. The House has postponed until the 10th of April the ocnuideration of the constitutional amendment empowering Congress to legislate to secure to the eitizens of each State the rights of citizens of the several States. This is considered a virtual defeat of the amendment A resolution has been introduced in the House, and referred to the committee on foreign affairs, declaring that the employment of French troops in the further conquest of Mexico would be a violation of the pledge made by Napoleon in his recent speech to the French Chambers. The House adopted the resolution asking the President for information regarding the extension of Juarez's term of office. The committee of ways and means have reported a bill to regulate trade with Canada. The New York Herald says that Mr. Seward, during his trip to the West Indies, concluded nego tiations with Denmark, securing to the United States the use of the harbour of St. Thomas as a place of rendezvous for the Federal fleet. The suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in Ire land has caused intense sensation in Fenian circles, and meetings have been called throughout the country to determine their course of action. Upon receipt of the intelligence Mahony immediately issued a circular from the military department urging the people to be prepared for immediate action, and to look out for secret orders. The Roberts faction have also held a meeting. A large Fenian demon stration will take place at Jones' Wood, New York, on Sunday next, to express sympathy with the prisoners in Ireland and denounce the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. Another meeting will be held at the Cooper Institute on Friday. At a ministerial dinner in Canada Mr. MiDonakl stated that the confederation of the provinces would be certain to take place in a few weeks. He said Canada had now 2,000 well-drilled militia officers. Mr. Galt denied that Canadian legislation was made subordinate to the United States in the re cent reciprocity negotiations, and recommended the cultivation of trade with the lower provinces of South America, and Europe. He also said that the enlargement of the canals must for the present be postponed. The Edinburgh, the City of Manchester, the Asia, and the North American have arrived out Tbs Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury Yea cared at dinner yesterday inning, at their residence is . Arlingtonetreat, the Duke and Dunham of Clevalsod and Hoe. Wm Primrose, the Bari Oadogan sod Lady Yaw Cadman, Viseasit and Viessuatem Craobens, Led, Rdwis Hill Troves, Lord and Lady Colchester, Lord Liseovar, Hoe. Reginald Saokvills Wait, Hon. T. de a the Right Hoe. 0. B. Adderisy, ALP., and Hem Lt. Adderlsy, Mr. Shaw Stewart, and Mr. sad Hoe. Rim 64. Lo (pr ut 8101112 ART o tenr.)—J. Deane, Dm. The whole of the deposits on shares will be retained to the subscribers, ti twe-thbrsts otthe capitol of the Company are not mbecrlbed. Copies of the memorandum and articles et meadatios can be Etaat the coasting-bona , ot Messrs. J. & Merman and Co.. ontrarda at the dims ot Yarn. Birches and Co., 40, Par t-Week Prairpociasee and tones M applleadeas tee Mazes can be eis. Weed from Mean. J. 8. Mama and Co.. It& Old 8C0144-8 01 • 40 . SO whom applications must be made and the deposit of di par *areamid a aid. Hen ameba of shaven be allotted than la tower tor, tin &post will. so tar as rooked, be appropriated towards the ads' on allotment. It no allotment Is made, the samosa will be at mos returned whitest deoheollon. T HE JOINT STOOK OOMPANIKS' DIRECTORY. UK (C. BARLEY I BOER) Directors, band WU, and all who desire to be aeitaalated with Um formation and &tall of ' compote; altoula road awl f pm the coatonts of this volume. C. Bartow and Bons, 8, Birchla-Lao, OwnDR E.C. William Row. The Ken of Derby had a parliamentary dinn yesterday maim at kis residences in St. Jueedenqurre,. There were present—The Earl of Longford. Viscount Lit! ford, Lord Doesany, Lad Nem, Lord Robert Moans% Joel Henaiker, the Right Rea. Gomel J. Peel, tbe Right Han, J. Whihmida, Hee. Homy Liddell, Hoe. F. A; Stanley, Major-General the Hos. Cecil Weld Forester, Colonel Hoe. Charism Lind ay, Hon. Alex. Hariag, Sir Hoak Cairns, Sir Matthew W. Ridley, Sir Joao Fer guson, Mr. Bovill, M.P., Me. De Chou LP., Mr. Bagge. LP., Mr. George, M.P., Mr. Kelk. 1L P., Mr. Ryetroft, M.P., and Mr. Sten:hes Cave. Owls g to the Karl el Derby Wog laid ep with the goat, Lord Stanley presided in the place of his father. The Right Ron. Chichester Formation° and Frances Countess Waldearove entertained at &neer last eosin at their residence in Caritos-gardens, the follow. lag company :—The Austrian Ambassador sad Countess Apponyl, the Marehionses of Claarlesrde. Earl Gray, Lord and Lady Stanley of Alderlay, Lady Kileohn, the Hon, Evelyn $1.011130, the Bishop of Oxford, Colonel Groins. M.P., sad Lady Roo Greying, Lady fish% Yr. sad Mrs. Ksatobbollangeosen, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Delano, Mr. W. Harcourt. Kr. Hayward, Mrs. Ritchie, sod Mr. Berke. The Countess of Clarendon gave her second as sembly lost swaths at the family monsoon is Grosvenor cresoent. Before the reception the Earl and Countess of Clarendon entertained the following distinguished circle at dinner:—His Enoefleacy the Danish Minister sod Madame Below, his Eseelleasy the Haase Towns Minister, the Earl and Countess Reseal, the Earl sad Chaatessnif Cerro. Lord and Lady fikehaersdale, Lord Eliot, Lord and Lady Duffain, Mr. and Lady Adelaide Cadogsa, and Hon. Gap eels Grosveeer. It is creditable to the c9neervative journals of Datlin Ust they express much gratification at the with drawal of the petition against the return of the Chief Secretary. The whole of the labourers belonging to the Board of Worts and Mr. Kirk's men employed by contract I. the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich have streak work ea the 1 o'clock Saturday half-holiday movement. They have presented a memorial which implies a desire to be paid by the boor, and only foe the time employed. Some of the goverment men have been reinstated on Melt owe terms. There are still about 300 nee who have not been restaged. It is announced that the Municipal Council of Paris have resolved to abolish the monopoly eejoyed by the joistmtosk company privileged to rue !makes" seethes I. Paris. It has bees farther resolved that in ratan thane stall he one undoes fare charged by the driver of a hackney (mob. It is Axel at If. 600. (le. 4d.) to set dove in Pads between 6in the morning and 12 at night, and 2fr. 460. (Is. 10d.) after 12. The fare by the hour is filed 'at 2fr. 100. (11. 73.) daring the day, and at 2fr. 80e. (2s. 4d.) the night. This is the learileleri, bat wok proprietors may take less. Coach proprietors see to pay lfr. a day for each emelt for permission to ply for hire in the streets of Paris, which it is exported will produce the city an soma sum of 1,500,000 fr. (60,0001.). The cotopeemation to be given to the existing oompaay Is to be fixed by arbitration. A remarkable judgment was given a few days back at Dresden. A young female servant charged her Meer with having gives her several strokes with a cane is the face, but the court, after bearing the otreutostasees of the ease, declared that the chastisement did not exceed the limit of corporal punishment which masters have a right to alenhister to their servants. The laurels oinsiood by the two Meekleeburge for the practice of the bastinado seem to have excited envy in the minds of the Dresden jaggy. The patriotic movement which induces the people of Italy to join in the national subscription his reached Rome, sad the Roman committee has just published s manifesto to igloos its fellow-Inflows that it ie studying the mesas most suitable for the collection of subscriptions, which, it adds., will show that if Rome does sot yet beleeg to the kingdom created by the plebiscite, its affection for the new state of thins is ant lees indent than the most illustrious cities of the rest of Italy. A WORKING MAN'S DINING-HALL.—Yesterday a waking mesa dicing-hall wee opened by Mr. Ball, the Mayer of Nottingham. The room is satiable of dieing 300 person, at one tine. sad the list of ps is similar to these of Glasgow, liseethester, sod other la rge towns. The Mayor sod other ItillOWolllll6o4 partook of a cheap repeat before they Isle the ball. YRINZNTATION TO MR. GROWL POTTRR.--•• List evening a large number of woos amenibled in the lower hall, Exeter-hell, to witsesa the presentation of en address sad a porn contsieiog 300 sovereigns to Me. Potter. Mr. James White, M.P., profiled, and bevies ex. peered the pleasure he felt at fillies the chair cc the goessios, said that the compliment which wag proposed to be goeferred upon Mr. Potter was ioteaded oo the pert of a somber of falow working one as sabotaatial wi dows of the appreciation which was entertained for his efforts in the cease of labour. especially in lie capacity of secretory of the delegates who ooduoted the ma content dories the lock-ont of 18611,'60, and NIL, and, still later, the nine hours' movement. He (Kr. White) wee not personally &consisted with which otter he we, bat by se be was aware of the esteem ia e bold the working classes he felt &sore is co-operating in a tribute to his chariot's' and watt, sod in giving a donation towards the monomial which woe about to be presented to him. Mr. Haase% hon. seelle• tare, said be bad received lettere from A i de rmsa Lank, sad Mr. Morley, M.P., who bad riven contributions. regretthig their unavoidable stomas Cum the gathering, mod espreseing tbeir hearty sympathy with its object. The report of the general committee netted that the intrerip noes would havereeched afar largo amount but for the fact that durieg the tine the trostingoetel had bees before the train there bad been ewe general sad eon tio sous straggle al martin every tilde tbreogkosi the kiegiom,eitberfor a reds.. t ton of tbehoarsof labour, or as advance in the =tee wages. ascompasied la may Memnon by lookouts or strikes, to support wide/ the premiere resources of the ermisties and the members hod boa lowly called apes. Anseept the sibeerileses were sight members of ealbsineet. sad about thirty geetlenies be'ae to the %spier and middle g while asiosget the hAvidsal subscribes were to be IMO of ell trades, the great eisMrity wheal knew Mr. Ni*er weir be *Yobbo rerviets. Several tradesmen end odors having delivered addressee, Mr. T. J. Duseleg , satidd noisome, promoted Mr. Potter with the 'mitzvah& Mr. Potter istaread drake is appropriate tow. Tax IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). Capital imbecritted, CS,KM,eOt. Pall up, NKOMO. Beek £75,000. 1110• AD or DIIIIOIOIII. Clthlaltall—JOßN auntax, Bp., Director of the Caton Bamk Blia2gq Ltadon. Yr. Alderman IMo, Director of the Bank of Leudon. Jamie Dickson. Director of the Imprial Beak. P. D. Ithecnr, Bee., Depaty Chairman of the Peninadar7aad Oriental Ream liavlPUoll ComPani. J. 0. Baneon, Dirsctor of the National Provincial Beak of O. I.lthlroyd, Bp., Director of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. J. G. licaaire, gm. c, J. Gilbert Johnston, Director et the Smith Western G. G. Neepherson, MR.. Chairs= d the Ara sad Ildaismasa's Baak. - W. &Awhile* Beg.. M.P.. Director of the Union Bank. elz B. D. Soon, Bart, Director of the National ?forbadal Bank al Inked. B. Denby Serer Isq., Joseph Tbs. ton, . ANasd lag., at the Bank of Laudon *. UM. leg. inallue—Roaryi. Becker. Kg and T. MOW Sandman, Esq. nunursa. The Balm Bank of London. This assonation antes edemas upon appremed avereentile and other sesuriZ o ar receives money on &gash at intents& for short or long Depositors for periods of nog less than 3 years may procure, on application at the Offices, Debestares ot the Anocdation, hearing interest at 6 per cent. per anises, payable owned, by " to bearer" attached. Tba Daak at Landau. Bt, seariptary. Lond - oa, -- Id: °WM:MILL INTELLIGENCB NEW YORK, Kasen 3, Monona Money tight. Gold, 1341. Exchange on Lon don, 1474 ; ditto Paris, 3.83 j. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 911; Illinois, 1154 ; Erie, 86 ; 5-20 Bonds, 103 1. Cotto n slightly firmer ; middling upland, 44. Flour very firm ; wheat good inquiry ; corn slightly firmer. Provisions, coffee, sugar, and molasses steady. Petroleum dull ; crude, 28 ; refined, 45. - . NEW ORLEANS, rm. 27. Cates, 45 to 48. Three days' sale., 8,000 bales. MEXICO. Advicea received here va Havana state that the Liberals captured and sacked Alamos on Feb. 7. The town was defended by the Impsrialisis for seven hours. The Imperialists continued success ful in different parts. Tim Nww &visas BARK IN vagnazirr Acr.—Yes- terlay the new set for me ad's( the laws rotating to Inv menu ma amount of wines beaks mid Pest 01500 Baviage Beek. was Woad. The Treasury is sow espowered to substitair larmirble scimitar for capital stook deeding to the savings beak. amount ; sod the ermairioners may retake 1101414 as to payment. to the National De ered bt te Commis. Morn. The Treasury is likewiee empow morel swirl sleeks of sameities, wad to subsdtaits Meminable annuitke. The warrants used by the Treasury to tke Beek of Itegised me to be a sufdeimat authority afar the minosilatiou of the steak. The statute, war:1110 1 n erved the royal resat no Tarim, is to be eked se "The Brings Bask Innetuawat Aet. 188&" ADMIRALTY, Yaii3CB 14.—Arronirmar °add (naagested) H. Ootbj, Is the Swim Naval I\ 1..W-a'APEII4 7 ' - ' __. l ..7f> . _ \t, ( [- •- .7.-ii , I vab (lj 11,4141 . itt rits4% „ .: 1 * ._„2 . ..." 7 " ; :. • Sli 3.114" ii LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING,: -MARCH 15; 1866. DrrAmpsD , la. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE ... 4 UNIVERSAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (gatabliabed 1834), I , Lag Williamgtreet, London. SC. At the THIBTY•TISIT ANNUAL OINZB.AL Min IN% a rednaliao of VI per met, or ase half, epos the premiums for the =mat rat wsa declared upon all participating policies. BMW or lodian, o civil or military live ~ which ham been ox years in foret as shown in the following exam*, : ATiira ram. Ilan Ameared. Wend Premium. Reduced Prestuas for the yew. 11,000 1,000 1.000 8111 6 8 21 8 4 81 10 0 £9 12 • 12 6 1 16 16 0 The aeon will show the great advantage) attaching to policies effected with this Society, the annual redact:lms ot premium having been about 60 pm cent. per annum at 56 divisions ot preit. Unequalled advantages given to assurers proceeding to India. The Society has oranth Mama tDicatta, Madraa, and Boehm, where poes stay be taken oat on lives residing in any part ot India. FENDS. IIIiNDRUIS, Actuary and Secretary. Mews. ()Findlay and Co , 66, Parliarnent•street, S.W.. an web to this Society for the vest sad et London. NORWICH 'UNION FIRE OFFICE. The full booed% of the redaction of duty to la Id. per cent Is given to insurers effectine policies with thla Coempay. By this roinctlon sad the BONUS SYSTEM al the NORWICH UNION the cost of insurance Is reduced to a minimum amount. siAireLis OF PRIMIIIIIB BRIM= BY BONUS. - - - No. of Polle7.lBaslostrod. 441,411 Kin 460,160 11,000 04173 4800 600,076 lAN Amami ltadociod Pr em. Prim Lam. Dew pkyable. A ad. It a. & US 6 • 110 19 3 U 0 0 36 0 0 36 14 0 19 16 3 710 0 4 6 • --- - • The rates of premium are in no case higher than those charged by the other principal °dices giving no bonus to their insurers. The duty paid to Government for the year 1863 was 186151 lin the amount insured ea farming stock was 4110,206872. Tyr prospeetuess apply to the flocdates odium 118. lbeetatreek, I.C. ; and harreyatreek Norwich. WMWAINK'S wholesale and export UPHOL -13;f13.Y and GINZRAL 71111N18IIING WiILIHOL fink Nos. 1113 to I W Newingiewbatia. lactates. Fruneds-sizest. Lowed the largest and most veried stock to London. All goods warranted. and delivered fres. New illustrated priced lista of furniture, bedding, Mc, grans. 33,000 worth best doercloths (part M Tailor's Depoaltili7), aLL MOW pettanks sad well sesame& 2s. fit per yard. worth TRRESIDIR and GLENNY, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment in London. nest door to Somerset house. Strand. N.B. Lists of neoeseary outfit for every purpose sad so intment to Indio, China , sad th e C 010 1:11110. will be far weededos application. SPECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued atter media c ; WHENthe print blends, and the letters appear to be doable : WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— vicccipie : WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes and tbe book: WHEN objects must be held further off to be cm more steady ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a needle. The above are temooaltory signs otdocarlngS, and Wiest' that an optician should be oansnited without . From kreg emnintensive practice News. Thanes Harris lion are fully eomprtent to advise oa a ll masters pertaining to the remedying detective sight. They skilfully adapt Isom Perinst l 7 trim. of the Write power, and likewise they jadiektudy West a epee- Mete of the, form meet becoming to the bal. TROVAS MAXIM and 80N, opticians to the Royal deadly. oppodte the 1114186 Noun= pas. lencisa (their inky hosse), established 1788. Caution—No tesvellers or agents. %METH and EU:NUM DENTISTRY. —The 1 fear of pain and dread of eminence inherent to all Meer may many to whom O.IIrIFICIAL man are of vital Moor linos tress availing themselves of the services of a Monet. In • practise founded Ind , and DOW extending over pester part of Um kingdom. an exnce unequalled has been obtained, m orales us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer • system of &angry perfect In its absoltas freedom from pale, a specialltd pertaining only to our practise, and for whist/ her midway has cri tt om ber roysi wi letters mis all t Dot stem embraces thenr- Instead of extraction of loose teeth until become Orin en d l I metal 11118aioemioo, sod the utter abeam of all and every ope ration, so that the most nervous perms can be smelled without fear of pain or Moonvenienee. Time teeth are cheaper, more durable, natural. and comfortable than any yet produced. Con ! seatatlos Ares. Testi tram los., sets from dm to 25 guises'. warranted. les tile enemy. utility, and somas of thts vitas adds Lutest.* mews. WIN and SIMEON NOSILY and 1•0101, so, bensersetrest.Oaketstreee. and ddl. RI M& 0414 1 1:: dam Lingo Station. Nib attendemes at 16. Bun ; 10. If ettolketmet. rnieellid* S. Dwa-romds. Ii Bt. Niatlis o4l .. Marin% and 311. comorot. York. allintdmi &OM 1 / 4 araszka via am los et Ws nos mama. Mos la, by pod la damps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A praoticel guide for sell-preserve lion, and for imparting health. Mreweria and eilleleney to Ms Odd importer"' inelions of Ili Supplemented by an Seam on the Tneenrent of Nervoorness, Lowmes of Spirits, Lassitude, Dewitt and Indigestion ; addressed especially to professional 1111111. Mae it MIAMI, the Maim the esdralary, and all who are labourassder thedebilliating 'ipotesi cpumtaxed energies, either at f mid. Dy a PSTargeASI at I 0 lease Maim The foams as excellent mime keen who mold learn bow to me ral ? i s o nt not aims IS. On the control of the passions and the of the functions. is advise throughout It most value "—Churrir and State Gasetss. Yana, IM, Condi= Ma IL, DR. CULTERWELL on MARRIAGE : Ia Napplosso. sad Nam. =Tr , Aullor, Orist l =.street, W. Weridaa llaa's be. MU& Galas& TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (moral maaiums.). REPLY OF THE HUN3ARIAN DIET TO THE IMPERIAL RESCRIPT. 1)88T11, 11Asou 14. The draft of the address of the Lower House of the Hungarian Diet in reply to the Imperial re script was only read to the house to-day, in conse quence of a difference of opinion having arisen among the members of the committee. The address deplores not only the rejection of all requests of the house, but also the suspension of those laws which required no modification. It states that if his Majesty does not intend to govern absolutely, a constitutional state of affairs must be prac tically re-established. All the various points of the Imperial reseript are controverted, and the re-establishment of parliamentary and legal municipal government is again de manded. Hungary, it is stated, requires a real constitutional rule, the establishment of which is not a political impossibility. The draft of the address was agreed to amid general ap plause. All the members of the house rose and loudly cheered Herr Desk. The debate will com mence on blondamext. The committee appointed to negotiate with the deputation from the Croatian Diet will be elected on Saturday. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA, MARCB 14. The Morgenpost of to-day says that Austria and Prussia intend to avert soy conflict on account of Schleswig-Holstein, by bringing the question before the Federal Diet. PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHIES. RENDSBUIIO, MARCH 14. General von Mantenffel, governor of Schleswig- Holstein, has published a decree of the King of Prussia, by which any attempt to establish by forcible means any other authority in the Duchies than that of his Majesty and the Emperor of Austria is made punishable by imprisonment with bard labour for a period of from five to ten years. All acts that may be considered as directed to such an object, any endeavours toestablish relations with foreign powers for the purpose of causing their intervention, and any abuse of official authority committed in order to prepare a change of govern ment, and finally the enlistment or drilling of men, I are punishable by imprisonment with hard labour for from two to five years. The decree further states that any instigation to rebellion, by word or writing, or the designation of any other person than the King of Prussia or the Emperor of Austria as the rightful sovereign of the country, will to punished by imprisonment for a period of from three months to five years. CASSEL. CASSEL, Yea 14. The Estates have been prorogued this evening, the ministry stating as a reason for this step the illness of the Elector. The Estates had previously passed a vote of want of confidence in the ministry, as well as a resolution impeaching Herr Pfeiffer, the former, and Herr Abel, the present Minister of Justice. THE PARR CONFERENCE. PARIS, ][Race 14, Emasa: The Mo Mame. du Soir anticipates in its bulletin that the powers now in oonference upon the ques tion of the Principalities will consider, in concert with the Porte, whether it would not be expedient to give a definitive character to the concessions pro visionally made by Turkey in 1861. " The Con ference," adds the lifeaiteur, " will also swains the convention regulating the navigation el the Danube." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (not on owl PARIS, WIDIFIZIOLT EVIIING. In the Corps Legidatif yesterday the opposition again succeeded in modifying the wording of the address. The committee agreed to insert words which satisfied the authors of M. Gull',gamin's amendment, implying that the pending inquiry on agriculture was to be proceeded with as quickly as possible. M. Berryer made a speech in support of an amendment designed to give more point to the paragraph relating to the inking fund, but it was the opinion even of many members of the opposition that this question el* not properly belong to the address, and should be reserved for the debate on the budget. The amend ment was negatived withoat a division. Prince Napoleon has not yet arrived in Paris, and is now not expected till Saturday. It is said that he is coming for a few days only so attend to the kale of his house and fungture in the Avenue Montaigne. He is practically exiled during the session of the Senate, in order that he may net speak there. M. de Itudberg, the Russian Ambassador, ar rived in Paris from St. Petersburg to-day, and at once paid a visit to M. Dronyn de Lhays. No doubt the day for the meeting for despatch of bad ness of the conference on the Danubian PrineipalL ties was fixed at this intervieW. It will probably be Monday next. Mgr. Chigi, the Pope's Nuncio, is about to.make a journey to B.ome, and it is said that he will not ems back, but will be replaced at Paris by Mge. Frs.nohi. The Bourse, which for several days past has not been very strong, was prejudicially affected to day by a panic in Italian stock, which fell nearly 50c. Rente declined 100. for cask and 70. for account, closing at 69fr. 700., and 69fr. 800. ; Mobilier fell 61r. 250. ; Credit Fonder, 7fr. sc. WZATHER PAPORT.-(TIUS DAY.) TBUISDAT. WA3I ik $ LL w. 1. : , Sktl .9.8 . Is . ILI* .pan &*. L &&11. ii la. - 1. 41 s.&W. as SW. Aos ILL if, ILL :Riau :I r &S.W. N.W. bo I 1 W. b 2 W. b •— I b 2 I. ea 1 IL so au 1 LL on I 2 &Si. co 0.06 2 I. re &SO 7 &LW. rOl • ILL a 0. 21 1 ILL co I 11.N.1. or 0.41 2 MIX co 0.02 7 N. so 7 N. be - W.I. ss 0.104 IL to ! 1-- 2 N.W. ion --... 40 Lis 40 I. so I u SAW. U e. $6 IW. Saba Abadan Lan Yakatia cep. Cisis a __ Brest L'Oriest . Rothelort re= igisTsia Yarmouth Sairboroeift Udder moon& SIII.AY. CI NOSTRUM SATURDAY. 11= pka at In- own. Chiefly between IC W. within°, cc sled S.W., nista Pim ircia moderate to • pie. squally, an =Ps& Al Oars. Warns& As above. LL to S W.Bousaizo. Nadia, to &boys. plo to bash. rain at M.a. hns Am% with Zooms Modes. soma WM. Northanmisellood. Weatersearelanel. Wall. sod MA seselo. hoolhero=Nehleke Channel and Ns, d 2lawq M on red asemba and North Sea. Has MAJZIITY'II CRAMS ROYAL.--wThe 101lOtrin S gentlemen will be preachers at her Majesty's peas r°7 at on Sunday next: —Chapel Royal, St. e 12, the Right Rev. Dr. Henry Fhilpott, Bishop of Wore's tee ; Chapel Royal. Whitehall. at 11, the Very Rev. George Henry Liddell, D.D. Dean of Christ Chu, Oxford; at 3, the Rev. Charles Kinpley, M.A., el Masdelene College, aid Regius Professor of History in the University of Caw. bridge ; Chapel Royal. Savoy, at 11, the Rev. Henry Wace, RA., of Screened College. Oxford, curate of St. Tames's, Modally ; at 3. the Rev. Alfred Rowse Evans, D.D. rector of St. Mary-leatratid. On Tuesday next, the day of humiliatiotti e ssoraing memos will be preached at White. hall by the ht Rev. Dr. Harold Browse , Bishop of ßl ; and that in after:woe by the Rev. Dr. Goulbare, in eambest d SL John's Church, Paddington, and prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral. A Chapter of the Order of St. Patrick was held in Dubbn Castle on Tuesday, by his Eacelletey the Lord- Lieutenant, Grand Master, when the Fad of Dunravea was created a Knight Closedown of the Order, and iterated in the usual farm with the ribbon sod bodge. The Roble earl is the second Rooms eitholis %debt of St. rani*. the Berl of Fingal Wag the only catholic member el the order previous to the appointment of Lord Dimness. A large sad fashionable assemblage attended to witness the ceremony. PILLIINACRITTICAL SOCIITT 07 EISZAT BRITAIN. — The following candidates paned the examination Slipharsa aeutical thornless y :—Alfred Berrowolough, Yir field ; William sit, Heywood ; Robert Keevdl, Clif too; James John Owlet, Great Yarmouth ; William Philbpd, Nemorose-road ; J ose ph Sommer Robinson, Allrstos ; Philip Stoneham, Leedom; Samuel John Weston, Landau. HYDROPHOBIA.—Mr. Herford, ooroaer for Man chester, held se humid as Tuesday on the body or Jobe Brown, ptheer, Walker - street , Hardman-street, Meneheeter, spd 18 Tears The dertessed's father said that so Meg as seven months ago the dimmed wee tyiog • dog's feet, pre paratory to drowsing it. The dog bit his right head and the wound was afterwards dote/Med. The deceased seffered so pain till Thursday last, whin he complained that his ram felt "dead." Os Saturday he refund to take milk but did not seem to fear it. He subsequently refueled both meat and drink, and then bemuse wildly delirious, and foamed at the mouth. On Sunday monde; he died. Sir. J. Stephens surgeon, said that from what be witoessed he was satisfied the precept ogee was ace of hydrophobia. A ver dict el "Death from hydrophobia calmed by the bite of a dog • was retunied.—Mancliester Guardian. An inquest was held at Bromley, on Tuesday, on the body of Charlie Franklin, aged 47, a market dnioner. Last Sunday night he retorted home intoxicated, and after a very hearty supper attempted, es an act of bravado, to wallow a piece of bed two toolbar lona. hick stuck fast in Ha throat and choked him. The jury forted aver dint of " Accidental death." Tan RINDIRPRIT IN BILGIUN..—An Antwerp letter says :—" The disease in eattl• which bee for some time prevailed is the commune of Yemen has assumed such a grave character that the government as thought tight to send there two veterinary surgeose from. Smile, who on their Drivel at once ordered 36 diseased animals belonging to M. Bel and Co, to be slaughtered. Two mars after 62 o th ers out of 137 were put to death. The 13e/gierse Minsiteur publishes a royal decree to the effect that the iodemnity for the slaughtering of animals attacked by the cattle dieter, or suspected to be sa shall rale be Paid beseeiorwarti in owns where it shall be proved that the owner had kept the oredsmeed animal in his stable f.x at least a mouth. This Immure has bees caused by the cer t a in knowledge obtained that the reappearsom of the epidemic at Antwerp is owieg I* the negligees, of certain farmers, who, relying os the iedmainty. trouble Gremeelves very bide as to tee quarter from which they get the ad. mde they purchase" BUZZING or • THIL•72I. —The burning of the Brest Theatre, the ether day, occurred in the daytime and just after the rehearsal of the Postilion de Longjetereau. A woman who wee in dims* of the box-ollee heard a sailer outride say to the teeny on daty at the tbeatre that the place was os fire, awl on rushing into the building to de she found the interior in James end on attemptieg to thawed totted her Fader to be cut off. She then adeeded, and after breaking • window os the second floor mewed to get out on a balcony, but was usable to get down as there was so ladder of sufficient lentil. However, a man succeedod in enterieg toe of the whitlows oe the first floor and let the poor minas down by a rope, afterwards rashing Wooer the fire biathelf wittiest moth I damage. As seen as the slum speed the authorities both civil sad Battery, lisateined to the spot. end the %hate ' tants of all deism need their utmost midyears to compeer the flames, but as far as the theatre is eoseented without ! amt. fee it was totally destroyed. They, however theml seeded preservieg thesermanding propedy. e which was built is 1780, was insured in two cams to the amount of 180,0001 r., but the damage dose amoents to live hundred thawed trance at leest. lieutenant A. Bagley, R.N., ha been appointed a naval mail must ea t i the nonthemplon elation. New Whim:. pries la., IHE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more especially to men of basinzr athis stadious, the sedentary, all isbourieg wader the adieu a overawed enemies either of body art nibs& By own Hams, bLD., 11.18.11.1.a5d00. Dean end Son, Talgair4lll.