The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-25 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER - -----.........-- t i •:t 4 .-.. . . . . Ili t X 1 t i 1 . . i , _ 1 . I a _ 4 S Of • i ...• : . , 451 ' 4 S k S 4.. a; 4 111 *, a l 'WOPE7-1E //' . " SL•. .'t I • ,' -- I..'' . - - 4 . i► LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25. 1882. Na 4,873.1 (Stamped, ld. Additional ) [T ITALY. iIW MUTTA, ca ll ing at MADRAS.—The well u diner swam silosmoritlp vA. 2.10 Own 3.• Iromperee. sow bodled In We Victoria L.,ianai , DOCka. Isnre on Os did didl. pnasongers at mai Isarin• tirrous••• ••• 1116 - 401. This migniliont .tdp, ladle oz. =tat Obi MY Wad% has boss Ihositneitts MINA ••• ••••••••••••• Isr parser.; sad aim mar/ as ow portninei mopes asid • 11101/111 , Ths movies ton anYissol ma•lnly ars Um hasorbli I uht•ealling autsl l / 8 17 wools turlaisin MON Coaraf AWN& - Daft al so" BANK of AUSTRAIANA, incorporated by I /wog Claner, 11111 A xo. ti Threeftswtle London, March lIIL The Mart et Dereeteis BMW OM NOTICZ that a EILL7-IPIiAItLY MUM= et !IL • dor% bads et the rail of dare Ned per ame• ea the Olditsilleett et Ow onneratica. GM alma 1101t13100 eddideast Meet. el Ma. a dare. made( *pad at lea. a ohm% or et the rate et 114 per DM. par ataista. did be PAID Itt the Iddirlideld tit* di Wm* lax at this died ea tad Ws 111111 DAY the lith Ape den, between the hems el Ms sad Wee Veda& The Treselar Seeks wOl be awed treat tam Seth Indent, and entitse se milt the dletdead ant bum bleeds wank. NW WORK RY TER AUTHOR OF FBI "WOMAN IN Cewonwooftg with the Seventh Volume at ALL THE YEAR ROUND, conducted by Cued newww, wiettneed frem week to week. New Nerd be Irma musk entitled NO HAUL TY SIXTH VOLUM2 d ALL 1111 TZAR ROUND, boend In Ad=sln 111., le new nedy, eentabinl i tbs Wet parties it ZSTORY. by Nee Malan " Novel." " &0., &e. "A Skew illmor eoweeewood Volans the AR lb, Tear lledeate unniUstre in noddy auslunk,pekl• Isiceindy : I sad beN•yeetty weams„ tuk Wellington =testese&A, O. ; by Aran. chegwen me wan, lIR w.„ reeen. AMERICA. (anorsn's ritsonera.) ADVANCE OP TBE FEDPFAL ARMY. NSW YORK, Mews 12, MORNING. (Per Arabia, by telegraph from Roches Point, seer Queenstown.) The Federal army made an advance towards Manama ou the 10th inst. 2,000 troops proceeded to Oesbeville, which was found deserted. They thews proceeded to Manama, which the Con federates bad entirely abandoned, after burning sad destroying all they could not carry away. They have deo destroyed all the railway bridges in the neighbourhood, and lett nothing but desolation behind thee& The evacuation of lianeseis by the The British gunboat Rinaldo arrived at Fort Monroe on the 10th hut. 00/dXIKROIAL INTELLIGIOCE. NEW YORK, Masai 11, Eve:amis. 11= earlier. Oold, 11 to premium Exchange du& Bills, 112. Moab : Large speculative males. New York Osaka* 841 ; ; Erie, Oesem hawing. Seise d two der, 5,000 tales. Mid. liage r pland 29c. to 291 c. tending dovrnwarde. Wheat inactive. Corn heavy. PIOVISIOSI duff. Coffee haseltn. Supr quiet and ua• sismeged. Molasses pod demand. QUEENSTOWN, NOWDAT. The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from New York on the 12th hurt., arrived at 12.30 p . She brings 24 passengers, and 176,450 dole. in specie. She landed 92 mains of mile and two pameugers, and proceeded for LiverpooL All welL (nom OUR OWN ------------ ts• PM Mg 111. USE SW Imo IA tin I* Jab IL LW / AEA MO /A fa IL 11 ties 1.121 IN Ifoiwatme 111. allredri lbodlir CaMN& Saw Odin now • qw• gi Or MI6 ._ . Tu7:4B7;i u• wuLuVinconut. Secretary. MACEZADY, the asteest American rMYr arrerhaies Omer er 111711BTAIIIIIMIS, amr. M DP.AIIATM sal lOSTICAL 111Eacrion. al Water Us" TO.INSItOW Btßßllrs. Moab 11/. .aria a/ 111.1 Vint Ilassrvad NMS. M : urraarrask rarrlwr4 . brrad. as be a* Intellall's Boyd aim( library Wit : = : sal aI s Boma THErastiFiangriaM-Wit °Munn FUN, cobtalning h N. C. 1kina1 14. 1.4.. J. • L aadaczele m b r osi d iViitvn lbgelagiP " bY soft Tahmhol Artists. 80, _ IlkagiramsoWessa. ds• lishm is. Lirleshallstessi. LO. at s ..0p.p.7. v Louis. 11.0 16 .6z i e= ihrippolstau ..t. as Midshipmen la be mat ILICILUID NW SOMINIF. WY sod NmWss Cssesor (UNISMI, iikodeobas, Le AA palatial, Mb WSW, pike a. ad.: e« by Pelt II DIS ELS= of their& • • Guido to their Trilliallie .C.W. sad Psawadka. lesstagsd Ni.t Sy TOOL BM fl to re WasSera for Maass a! Wm 6 1111da. Illbrarapare. Tab aessisabiss as lama lq .imitrobb. It " Irak aria rla Ms Wiese, 1•111111 Ma an ILY.COililli sad mast taispessar sinew is es Todd* Ilails."—Methcal Cala /Dale.: T. Jashasda Sy, Orlat Q2•lll4lYeet Confederates is reported to have commences:roil the 7th or 811. It is rumoured that they have fallen Lack on Gordonsville. It is supposed that the only point where they can make ii 'stand is at the junction of the Frederick and Potomac, on the Central Viginia Railroad. General M'Clellan has established his bead quarters at Fairfax Court-house. The evfmation of Manassas by the Confederates * kat calhiN great rejoicing throughout the Northern States. The Federals have destroyed and abandoned their batteries on the Potomac, and burned the Confederate steamer Page. They have also own ' pied Cockpit and other points deserted by the OcafedsrateL The Pelona° is now open. The Federal Colossi Grey has}iecupied Leesburg, which the Confederates POLAND. WEEKLY STEAM 00UKUNIOATION to 1W TOlO 1/1001.-00 UV/01001. SSW MK. rd tit l !ADEL/111A STEM/AMP 001111AXt lograd 40/00 las ukir NU pow. re.l lros &sew 100100110. albs at Wow. 150,1 Nohark poke eon rod alrbsk •00rs: N WILY 1/1/457: FOS SSW TOIL ETNA, W CITY 01 NSW WOlO/0110, April t CITY 0/ W Weirs/s/./100• /04 swaseas Weassay. COO 00510A.10, EMU aim" so/Ws/ M lbe war GN.0600 10001000. 1140000 00010/0/00000 00/00 18060 pis in Omni 00 as Wsima Nike 1000 gam. as wry alvaalao/01 Osema—Pet fas Salt pwassion MP,SWAN INMAN. sk waawapses. lawipsd; sr Ss wl 1101111. Sims WOOOOO4 4:10 r y as A Inang al tin Lorna Wolin is as ~atm will not. The = r varied nob nen awl airy no& venal% bon monk mil e arA 0 E salmi. al no Loin toternan s =o l. ol 4 4%. ma ado dodo. LOOSSONI r... la no oosookoon. wiring MIL LAWWCI .w/Mr Is doilibt. sod an 11 11171111111 SLUM to born Till LOIVI II PTVION, top at tin inymolon IIabIi ALDOLIVI* ans. It: solos . : re . . MN= eablas.. mow Om ova owl .1 FLOWER sod VIOZTABLE . REEDS cut= ll6* =um imill 11 64•616•112 eacammil 1.14 lot nova MIK aaly wad salsettona WINS bus mob last 1001 saisral trig IliVe Istlitietboa : 4 4. Mb WNW varieties Body Annoala lO 0 10 .. .. 12 /9 50 ~, 1161 f Ilaray vs .. " is Delerl2ll,e 49e4 Oats/neve or Ai:imams' 02461 112/ Wilk 2200 504 postpi6d span application. B and MC. iort{trattion to their extra 214402 = 4.00.0110 et 16 ira llai n(CTOCTl, 0654 Kerchanin Ooninneatini 110164 WWI& Now oraa7.43a. p od *owl& stamp. or in • sealed am• 1 M A IO • popular sesdkal work on Ifirlolll6 00 E 1 •Wri t yrrila, ilWalialadyith 100 Engravings lAN tat %laws altilaaa at Dim Pr" sal Abe - lorcildo. dustpan If OK Owls aomarall t e r ig a r e s it az i a lg s . at 111117.4 41 2 aidlia , 4 Up .1 e. 14 111 . r = .l ra...alaaaaaalr wh ia l lariat. W. Yr Mr al at. Siam a 1. dalis inal I. sod sPli UN S. Solftly. Mall. To lal aiii as above, tad Iran Ni betimes,. is italiaaasler-row, Imam QUASI to COPENBAGIN from Landes loarret—The woLkuove erre siseare NAST AXOUA diespAckee fr all serommoo awl Aga L—Apill 1., Ow orvers, Mora J. manox sod 80.. 16. &straw wane. LC.: sr I. GLAY I I.O OI PH 1 1 . A Loi-hro. LC. Ir. OVIATZEWEIL. Dt.R.C.B. L.M. L.S.A., le y volualary D. Gun sou ill ...nag 7... essrakirr ixbilit , le . is , Lces ill Masery. Inceneelty, Sperm. lerilree‘ . Centerlseties. eel Ileivesim. e p a s = Jed ea entire um end Oilidnei Week. entitled .OUI/111111111." At 1110110110•11 Review 01 Is mom. u.: by D.M. ls. ld. /WA IL ed. Yam. Conan. ea Andber, u above. Dr. 0. au be eineelled till at I The Peenellee Tuition Deg* DAL sad 11. CaM Ibutbereestmereet. W., frne I I Dm. QTZA.III to GOTHINBURG from Londe. direst The Dail Mar ammulashon —The ant-oliss am *awe LONDON will be thlehhi from (a ileadl 4loll a.* swag% 8.4 Ike wow o ASA wall follow ON Apra& Tm. LS 3s. se6 16.-16x4 1s PHILIJM 1.12,AV1A, met ?mum= Beed.na , IC. TELEGRAPH to INDIA COMPANY 'Limited . %OMB 1 , 4 RECENT GIVEN. that the LINE of TELE to India. I %Ins. sad Australia Is sow OPEN as tar a Jnbal Island, to the Rdl nes, awl that Messages coo be Inger netted from or to ant VetegraPh %alive la the ailed Magda's. By order of the C. L. ?We arantaary • n lloonatt•streat,trAll, arch ft, MI, !CB Mariam daspatetwat from Larks ep to the ratabe of tat Ilth loot. will probably overtake the Bombay nal at JO•L NORWICH UNION MRS INSURANCE MUM NOTICE—LADY DAY AILNETrALS. do Lora: oe:= dud. do Mod dip of snot solo W The W Ow Company toosak lbt Daly pill to iwvinnowl tw fio l ar t li ew MAW OA lA. di dr moor dor *A at arolod A War d thrwillths d do per mod to • Hu tom, wlw have OM Imo doo Vim dm angAs... m tit sermata to lettfia. 7lw rats of pI bu aro ror aro *dor dos lissallmil t.y th. ether prt 4pddteM Madlea• Munn to ark Mauro. for prospectors, appiy at law eitleYs of ar, twwwpatrwt, Norio* *ad Coostook Ddb biackfrimos. LC. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN LOAN, von (Authorised by MIMI eta We WOW, fat SAMOA* de be rimed te dm& aneentro to Welter, at SW cent. The Iluers to bear altered at a per era. ammo bele the tiled Jos wear I. 1,62, parable kaltyearly la Ms Leer he be redeemed to Aft yam lisillahlog Tend of per sod. per sosima, commando. Os , the Beads le he desire by to .1. thll yearly, and peM ell do A Nodal Commorioaer hos hems somelered by her Britanole =• 6...runteati, et the ruerri el RIK the lettss. to the due ap p el as Fosse& el ler lore to the comeltdation of the Bodies D aMeilloillsei el dr &pre cured AoOrre l Ve l i. l / 7 1 7111 A N NE. era Seem C.DEVACI Co. I. This Lose Is we. ured oo the ormed warm prassot aod Num fa the emre but the reemesse detlyeil from blues :IotNM the dott y op Amp sad lionesh hove hoeS tot the .itic mural el the Wind sag doklif ired = Is sistatemot out des lead! mode Me He And /ththth UN. brew sod sad hem heeeme sw. -b S Ihe mod: how the repot so these Rados. stied r meoeloi sasks2 sa im anerittadallite dr." semi yam estimated nitme bit ie llreelel pre aw amisaileg el the various mews knotlatellsol: Tobias, AMAMI MIAI2 Mame WOO Limner lssAis 1/1,8111,1120 To cover an annual chant for the Loan of &HOMO. L Her Britannic Sic;..lol Government. at the reyttsat Cl IL Inperial Majesty tin Ault.w, have appointed Lord Naitatl (Me el the Commissioners recently engaged In the haveitlisties Cl lb. ficanclal position of the Tartish Bnipitei to bait la the lalyp t4 nun of the proceeds of the Loan to the cossoildetiss at tie tt.tibt den awl ruin tin .4 the depreciated woe cumbey. According to the ..mewl report of the inane' lister te ,Is tugs dal Slangy the Sultan, a most important annual minis Mil hs e.t.d. by then incoeures In the espenditure Cl the Ittegdza. The present Sultan. Mon his accension. has dhows the tame& ett..ur in the promotion of all practical iblorme, and Ms bon hi. own economies eontribetted to the wants el the yobbo 0r .1,e. The course he has pursued In making the above rennet urns en additional guarantee of his deter:Mentos to emery out tbw toenurirs oemoory fur the norgacusatiou of the LIMOS of the empire. A .11 of Hari itnesells letter, signifying the appointment el Cori Hobart, is by his authority snowed. t. ilic budget JU4I puidethedfor the year LIZ Moira a gumless Inc. t oe o' er enpoolitine of aineelne offer full pros talon tot all the liabilities .4 the empire, lOClWllliff the interest on the loan.l t..t.d foreign debt of Turkey. up to the present time, is tech cling. 1. hir the protection of the sabscriters to this Loan it rtigeticie I i.y the Coo, coition that a pernement Comminiust shall le appmineil at Co.t.ntiut.ple, emulating .4 six members, three locluilikt the Minister of !finance are to be aimed by th e Torkbh I iiocriinient, and three by the agents of the loan. Ilra c will be specially charged with the receipt of thr byte throttvi itveLiliei. and the regular tranoulastmi to she kink.. bantam' .4 the miming fends fur the lialf.yearly red fund 7.. The taro. ol ineneare am follows : I/4 r osut. uu iippir.o.l4.o. 1.011 Al .41110 . 111. It .. 15thMay, t'l lat July, 11.2. lea Le per cent being helf.yese's Intere4..n the alumna emonut at the bowl „ Istlept..l4 l M. 1'1„ Ist Nov , 144. „ 14 eau . 1e0.% lees Alper cent., helm half.year's lutenist uu the wealual suneuut 01 the bond. •wocrtheretwee the option of psyin the instaimente 111 ritt• raw. , and will be allowed • diewnisit .4 is per cent. per annum on such pre.payrneide but in default of .lee payment of the re m eet..< taatabiseuts nD prvvtuss paymewsta will be liable to forfedurc. Alter allotment, scrip oortlfleatin will he leaned to "hearer." Thew certilkatee will I.e t ski - Lewd for bond. to °bearer" of alto., LAS., awl tn. 14, after pastoral .4 the anal instal no-..t. Complete will he attached to the Wads, peptide in Jul). at Messrs tnytt 4 Mills, and Co,., hankers of the oaten.. Dank 7 The draw tont I.y lot for redemptims will take place every tulf.year, le the unaltbe of May nod Noventher, at the Ottoman Malkin Loucks, m f , n seme of the Anallasewkw, the a(<erat• 4.1 the Lea, art a As) vim, The bosde eu draws ertil be paid at par with the half yt•rly .14viden.L The ant drawhist will take Woes in May, lent a. 4:ensiled nrsts• s of the Amuse sad convention. are deposited al the Dant of C.J. 4 .1A4.41 In the Itultsce .4 Ors Turkish Maleasador aM the .w.t. Loma i s opre, of MON documents eau lie laspecten at the oaks of Mears. litrchaaa. Dalrymple, awl Beate, 44, Yartumeot etrect, 11 estraluder. Applications for •.wot t addrowed to the agents of the Tow Ms.. the Mora.. Bank, and Mews. C. Dreamt and Co r 0.171111 al win Alton .any i.e obtained et the OtWasati bank, St. 01141 Woad are. t U, owe. C. fk•.sua and Co., Ott. Kin; V. I Marnatreet tai of I 'or brokers, Illesers J. Hutchinson and gym, Atugrl-t oat! t. hrounoston .duct. and Mr. Duero H. Seymour. Yhrovuortoo sin t. In th....eut .4 h. , Al...tumid being made the deposit will he isamethately returne.L ,Sligard H. A. Bart Y.. foe the Court or MO:A tors of the Ottoman Bank. C. DEVAUX and Co. Low:ow 14th March, lath; /maims ^Mee. Merck 15, lerd. mr,—When I heel the plasure of 11Wthillit )01.1 and Kr. 0.11 I el) es at the Vorrien-other w week ego, I informed yo• that U the >nitu, s c au,an.toua I, or .1:011111 In this country should be sue ., •4‘il in obtaining a Loan, her Ifejesty's imserternent, anll. l l/ foe the. well helm: owl prosperity eel Turkey, would he ready to nil esec or tyro gentlemen. in whose they Mel cousfteisuce, to sane the. mitten's Tnifil•tert in the due application of the per Yeests fel the Liu to the redirection of the paper money and the himlusg sloe desdeem debt I Maisel that her Majesty's govern , meat a sdel tisk, an interest en this operation, from Shuts feelinip of fete nelehep lowan le Turkey. I said the contra tors of the Loan might see In such • mission a forth, we levity •ei deist the misapplication of the present Loan, siod the lc., of creel's which would ensue. am h yqq tee Intone you that Lord Hobart has consented to 5.. I enstwasteuople for six months for the purpose I have heels, .eked. - I ant, .er, your nee* obedient hunelde servant A. flreeee, Lei., 11.1'. ,Sigbed. litt;lidELL INI PM! L orrou A N WAY. matt or AIPTIJCATION. To he fomented to the Agents., after =at of the pretlnithsry Jvposlt so the a To ler Aerate of the boded Odnosmit Loss. Ufiihmeh,—ltatlag pad is Nem Glyn. MU* and Ce. the ▪ d Ilk NNW wiped Odom teal allot las Maw awl I two, 'gm to Ism" at I•• 100111111 heicenit that may be allottc ✓a M. odd le dialed pp Or Iddirt d 415 per cent. on the same Oka I do. Oalessid, pier obettleat servant, =ars Deis aand SONvri. ' and Spirit *IF I nzes -COONie SZAIDT.—The ellemOti IN risk telleinsi brags upint ta a pew ibis ie eilIM Whose' It IN el. or Norderfy Work nquirsi lir OM ftermil sleek be puseadly webs. 1111TEMS awl Eg j rvi keg bow Nom kr Ode Qom Ilemlise. 'Wei kw Ll area In esskshely from z.r.r - Araf =014,,,,i....... hoot old brow% Ma mina pa ipen. Chola aid i qllas.said llSsigr /IBM Wien lel Ilpirtti of wes. 7 si vuescestap polar Al goods dWtvcs Ores Ivo allr TAB. eirh.-7111. ll Ish s rote at re el W. LONDON STOUT (guaranteed) 2e. 9cL per dos. Impala VILISY, Wino and liptrit literettax.„ sautmonmegnutzr. egrawsrorremas. LONDON, W. QAUCIL—LICA and PIRRINS ima to aroma las Publo.root Rowdies LaMar ol 11,0= &AV M tros lor oural ora 11010111 looolloorlaboodi IA& Mal= SA lICZ. O m olosers to too TIM OXLT NOD 14117C16" Boid "Womb nod awaralr MLoron. Worm*. Mom CMCGIZ owl La. Li, awl to/ prom es! Mow mholeay. (111EPEIS, !pd . BEDDING. F U E TlTURl 'mrCildiask siliallsn aw niummu via En ma tag et eid e =rsie t s dar.. " ThrtruadVdd CIAWODUSi tip ad 11=11=1:= 4dsus._ beidl laadm v =u s gral gres• A aM smalala Mak SO pima ; dialaamau uskarut. pber: sad two basboan sad leamen Masa IS sad U miser mak Mud Mob rrq say, madlimpdas Mg gIIIW (ALFRED WEBB MUM ML 11W WEND AID son= ATOM lor W Worklaml Mai ANGOLA 1 TIONINIa Hewn ai ad toady Mr Taos amsys Iron arbiaad Is tl V l Ntla aboaadyadomis notaantur.woviawatrAn Y ommobol vla say yam bonsai' sad advt.- aim to Ids mom •••••• •••• 1•II MRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dressing despeleh beast toertste 'Meg cam. jewel ems, wntlag mo d. Pullen grodeetiewe. Wm, Mil 111 Inedanal, sal Sather tows et Ilse miler,. Wears, men, Seek Week She nap steer _ _snap sad gang —AS WHIRL MICRI sed UZI" Lelhalain&WeiN legot•elreek wad Lapis& Pekeest hydealimas. QPICTACLES, .. d by HARRIS and AJ SON, al molt Olga attar shoat to mac Stook a11i0t 7". =456. . Vn l, a b l es t\ grto to tis. Odds ad Savor sad oat midi at awls lo n :Mot. ltarria o t Oita ta. 00. post taw MOS. sat /ON, to as Lod !rift, og= iL tio n aretta . t. zr e ro sw.E. Ueda. Istadthod MIL VLADTRB.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriontot letraimi Pregmatiee for Improving and Desna tylag the Oamgbake mei Ilia TM radiant biome a imparts M ths amok end ths aim sad Mikeey Midi It Induces at the heads and mms, Ile eeld seelhkg Mangos and removing ail Wass'. am tgallb beehbe. dierwkew time, end Maw calsmeas Mali ladieyeassbie to toast. It GWYN all Me garb of glimate on the skin, with realms, le aaM aad lid imisareaoy, or Meuse whir MM. Mee is. IL mad la bottia ld at 10, liagidergardee : sad by awash' sad polotners. Ask tor towboat KAMM; sal Mame cd mamba' wad yernieloss wades ender the arm " r HAMM —HOWARDS ENAMEL, Ur rg r ornige DIECATRD MTH, however large the rarity. It is mod Is • sett ski% wlibowt pressure or pigs, and hardens lato • white mem& IS 111•16111 a tae use may lassizne-ea dirlagestaistisa weneesoury, and arroeSias the dew. Was toe nee endosed, laid b all ahesaida and sidielme random !doe la. .1p 13 PT lIRIS.—The PATENT SELF- Lae ADJUSTING GEILIILAN 711.1.101, acting effectually without any comphcat=ls recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of The necessary quality of a good bum is au efficient melding power. without unnecemary pressure on the part affected. which destrable object Is alone obtained to a trues aneinsumbend with Weir, spiral springs, ur pad helund.—J.llloo and Co., 1, Ylcattlty. 'W. W A a Ntais WINI. II 8 CAPINON4ITILEBT, CITY, LONDON. Sold by allpthisse. ebsortata. and others. Sus. yet .lozen. N ZMOTUAL REMEDY.—LAMBER'rE3 ti ASTIOUTIC !Imam without confining tho bowels oe aftestag W lasi, Snap ellessicas and *mama, is admitted to be ambient malliallse Oar Ismsdtaraly relieving couhs, colds, amassed am el .area. aad incipient consumption It fre 'neatly sum pawn rata= IM faculty pronounce incnrable, adadsably Mays*, lisidlag aid* provokes trvment coughing. In srassadd* sawampllss * effects are truly beneficial. Persona EsVal dime,vir assn lying down for tear of sutfooa• malg Gm Mid flow minutes after taking a— bet** sod add bi k l. LAIIBULT, chemist, 20, Jervis's street. Illaymedre. amid hand*, to bettke 130., ace Was gasadabas esa la ea* is particular sad ask foe Iseabort's *ear* Moo. Its arm sad add:* is 'waved sa Os stamp. A STUMA, SHORTNISSof BRIATII, BRON 112011ALGIA, tuft rolloved and mei by the tIOPICIt (reetothl llndisMrs'• TM make. Lose tn.pintd, pnebrithve tato the enema aims the wink nerv ous system. fati ezyeetoratton, and asetsta the functions of the important omens of resplrattoo.—t. aspic. Rae trAmeter dant tt a Pans. Prim fs. ad. a bus. :mkt itt Loudon by JoiEtt*. Masi* llaynarket. DE. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING ESSENCE, for Nervous Relmstion sad Omen' Wealuiem, at oboe restores sad invignintes with magical ngidlty the most deblll tat,4l constitution, thereby ensuring permanent health, Increased eirengtb, enemy, and s redoubled development of the muscular system. One trial will form conviction, and prove tenure irspoo tilde. Price per bottle, Ss. iht. lis, or four thee, the giontity, 33a—Wholesale Amato BARCLAY and SONS, 76, Varringilim street ; and of al chemists throughout the world. SPORTING INTELLIGRNCR. TATTERBALL'i.-410NDAY. The eu part of the atomism was compled by the sparing tithe few otttataudiaLsee wev er r (toe the west's rashg. Towards the clone, settled down Into • siguilimat form, sad at in Ten carried as with tairked Iniskares. Pew =CI bib: their departure for Binninghara. sad the more true lissufero monerimady altaade& The heatersots woo, obi few lermatoriel asseptiorm made at nearly the was ante cif aids that regal sh ated briars, in the City oa Saturdan . tar the Nothomplon Slakes Prime Plausible main. laird his poiliaa wim ith wool imam Both Ramose mid Dark IA of at Improved gaotations. 10 to 1 being Ohm about gosh to money. Prom 25 to 1 quoted on Sr may, West End adomesd to 1011 to 7 (taken). Schism, leo had lima 'imam tospicioe in the City duriag the Emig, moaned support at bar old prior,. 100 to 7, sad there was a strong disposition evinoed to back Irorlande. for Earl Spencer's Plate Maid of Hamm came with a tremendous ma, and so numerront ware her admirers, sad or may were the investments in her favour, that only 4 to 1 our obtainable about her at the aloes. The tsaneestiene en the City sad Sntawbor show =z VeZ4Mugu Dwelt bower. wpossd tomilisey. was in Mae 11 hwhisigy 7 to 1 would ern been Wren about Old Calabar for the Two llamas& sto 1 was the highest offer spirt The liemuis, about whomcoaddarable bamboo would have been dorm if had sprung a point or hall a point more. Closing prier NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. Bto 1 apt Count Batthyany's Prince Plausible (t) 10 to 1 Mr. J. Osberne's Rappers, (t) 10 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Doak (t) 100 to 6 llr. R. Law's Imitator (t) 100 to 7 Lod Willies% West Eod (1) 100 be I Lord Werinterabots Schism (t) 20 to 1 Baron Niviem's Noland. (t) 20 to 1 Mr. B. Boyar's Cansbrook (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Roiek's Pasique (t) EARL BPENOZWB PLATE. 4 to 1 apt Lord Stroderd's Maid of Broom (0 15 to 1 Mr. Thomas Dietatcw (1) 20 to 1 Lord Stamford's Tisiphone (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt Count )3atthyany's Suburban (t) 12 to 1 Mr. A. Nichoble Phantom (t) 12 to 1 Mr. H. Smile's Ducat (t) 20 to 1 Mrs. thirshborton's Oemorloo (t) 25 to 1 Xribrry'sebiWildDayrell—vest (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3to 1 spt Sir R. Bulkoley's Old Calabar ft no 2) sto 1 Mr. S. Hawkers The Marquis (t 11 tot 10 to 1 Heron Rothschild's Wingrave (t) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Tolurno (off) THE DERBY. 16 to 1 spt Mr. S. Hawker's The Xar9ais (t) 40 to 1 Colon) Towoley's Cellanus (t) 40 to 1 Lord Staniford's Athlete (t) 1000 to 20 Lord Glasgow's c by Dothan's— ; Clariset (off) LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. MONDAY NIGHT. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKED. 9to 1 apt Priam Plausible (t) 100 to 8 Rapper« (t) 20 to 1 &him WS) 25 to 1 Moore** (off) 25 to 1' Fiske& (off) 25 to 1 Uwe (t) Prima Moak pew& at 10 to 1 in the moraiag, aad afterwards reeetted to% to 1 bat °laid at 9to 1. 100 to 7 was laid at ow time about him. Rename also varied, but closed ea 100 tri 8. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 eget Sabartaa it freely) 100 to 8 Pheatem (t freely) 20 to 1 Cauteriao (t) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 6to 1 eget Maid of B (t) osom (t) 16 to 1 Trawls 16 W 1 BMeebox (t) 10 to 1 Coulidenee (t) 100 to 3 Loposteber (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEA& 4 to 1 apt Old Calabar (t freely) CHESTER CUP. 30 to 1 set Nods (t freely) 100 to 3 Vietriz (t fres/y) BIRMINGHAM BTSZPLECHASES. 111113211111D4T. Trziowns row m Lamson Vaarnuain? PLATI sm. each, 2 ti, whit 30 added. Two mewl sad a MILof . 5 A lb 44 lb Meek Rowe 1 7 lowboy= 9ll Yerkshlre Gi led lone Nelsen. Swirbenn Ascot 1 10 Shen = 1 7 Diarmion 1 4 Border Chief 9 7 brongtorcl Uncle Ned Cornet Emily IMO ll .—Mid• had abaidoned. An °Tidal despatch from General Curtis confirms the news of the battle at Sugar Creek. General Curtis says that General M'Cullooh was killed. The House of Representatives has passed a re solution concerning pecuniary compensation to States abolishing slavery, In accordance with Pre sident Lincoln's 'negation, by 88 against 31 reds. It is reported that the Confederates are fortify ing Island No. 10 in the Mississippi, below Co. lumbna. Beatiregad has set out to take the command there. The Metals have occupied Jeiquin (1), on the Lower Potomac, which ltad been abandoned by the Confederates. A all of the Clowssi . `of Virginia for 10,000 militia was read ha.-14 streets of Jeiquin Nearly anti* abbolidist tooling to that place were with. Caddarals army. The Norfolk Day Book . the crew of the Cumberland for their barmy, NA says that some shot her. the Cumberland entered the Mari mee, killing 17 men, and wounding Command. Buchanan, who afterwards died. The Day Bask admits % that the Monitor is a for midable vied. Batesby :ones commanded the Merrimac. The same journal states that some slight repairs will be necessary to the Merrimac. CONVEDERATZ NAVAL VICTORY. NSW VOSS, Mason 11, Emma Mir Aram, vii QuessAows.) The Onitimie iron-clad steamship Menimso sad the Iheinteste steamers Yorktown and Itlbrfolk on the morning of the Bth Want, and attacked the Federal sailing frigates lOuratorland and Congress at the month of James r Mier. The Merrimac received the broadsides of the Cumberland and Congress at 100 yards without sustaining any damage. The Merrimac then ran into the Cumberland with her iron prow, literally laying open her aides. She then drew off, fired a broadside into the Cumberland, and again dashed at her ' knocking in her side, and left her to sink. The Congress, which had kept up a brisk engagement with the Yorktown and James town, then struck her colours and surrendered. The Federal frigates Minnesota and St. Lawrence were being towed to the assistance of the Cumberland and Congress when the Minnesota got aground and could render no assistance. During the following night the new Federal iron-plated Ericsson steamer Monitor arrived at Fortress Monroe, and in the morning was attacked by the Merrimac. These two vessels fought five hours, during which they nearly touched each other ; the Monitor finally suc ceeding in forcing a hole in the port side of the Merrimac, which thereupon retired with the Con federate fleet to Norfolk. The Monitor was unin jured. The Confederates set fire to the Congress and blew her up. Fifty men are supposed to have been killed on board the Congress, and 150 were killed and wounded on the Cumberlend. Nobody in the Monitor was hurt The sides, bows, and stern of the Merrimac were covered with sloping iron plates, extending two feet below the water line, and meeting above like the roof of a house. At her bows on her water line were two sharp iron points, resembling prows, Mix or seven feet apart. Her number of guns is stated to be 12, which were seen projecting from long e lliptical portholes. The New York World publishes an account of the pilot of the Cumberland, stating that the Mer rimac was not disabled when she retreated to Norfolk. _ _ _ General Halleck officially reports that the Federal army of the south-west, under General Curtis, had gained a victory, after three days' hard fighting at Sugar Creek, Arkansas, over the combined Con federate forces of Van Dorn, Price, and McCul loch. Guns, flags, and provisions were captured in large quantities. The Federal cavalry were pup suing the enemy. The Federal loss is estimated at 1,000 killed and wounded. The enemy's loss is stated to be larger. Commodore Dupont's naval expedition, which left Port Royal, captured and occupied Brunswick. The expedition then proceeded to Cumberland Sound, the entrance to the harbour of Fernandina, Florida, and took possession of Fort Clinch, which the Confederates had evacuated. The Federals captured twelve large guns. They also occupied Fernando and St. Mary's, the male inhabitants having left. The Confederates are supposed and reported to be making a grand stand at Chavenoon, Tennessee, a place of t natural strength, at the junction of four rsi lroada. The Senate has passed a bill that no Federal officer or soldier shall return fugitives. The New York Tiny/ thinks the abandonment of Manassas is a confession by the rebels that the war is ended. President Lincoln, as commander-in chief, had issued a War order No. 1, saying that on the 22nd March a general movement of the Federal forces at Fort Monroe and the forces on the Potomac and in Western Virginia shall take place, and that the naval force in the Gulf of Mexico shall be ready for movement on that day. The order directs Major-General M'Clellan, com manding the army of the Potomac, to proceed to organise that part of the army for active opera tions. General Fremont has received a command. WARSAW, Masai 17. Great excitement prevails here in consequence of an atrocious outrage committed by the govern ment. You will, perhaps, recollect that in my last letter I alluded to the seizure by the police of M. Alexander Zemoyaki, who was suspected of having been concerned in the publication of a pamphlet entitled "The Voice of the Nation to Archbishop Felinaki n It appetite that the authorities had de termined to revive, in this case, the course pumped' by the Holy Inquisition, in forcing their victim to reveal the names of hi; accomplices ; and exceed ingly they began by removing from the conimbeihn of inquiry those members who might have ob structed their views by scruples of humanity. Ahe Polish inembeis—MM. Skowronski, Dahrowski, and others—and two Russians were thus shut out from the proceedinin, which were left to be car ried on br - three Modem who have of late chiefly distinguished themselves by their unseen pulousness and barbarity. You may rely on the truth of these particulars, which I have frontons al the members of the commies:ion. This iambs triumvirate conducted their examination of the unfortunate prisoner at night, from ten to cue o'clock, for several nights, and during the whole of the examination be was stripped and flogged in n , most Merciless manner, the bload flowing from t body in streams. The torture, however, failed ii eliciting from him any information as to the autliqpi or other persons concerned in the pamphlet ; Mid at last M Zamoyski was so exhausted with the frightful wounds he had received that fears were entertained for his life, and he is now in the doctor's hands. The government is only waiting for his restoration to health to inflict new tortures upon him, for he has just been sentenced by the commission to the galleys for life, and 200 lashes in addition to the hundreds he has already re °rived. We as yet hear nothing of any intention to put an end to the stets of siege, whisk is marked by the same barbarous arbituannems on the part of the rtundess authorities as ever. The people, on the other hand, are particularly careful to - avoid giving the govern. meat a pretext for asserting that their conduct forms it to maintain an exceptional state of things in the country. That the Poles are quiet is a fact that cannot be disputed ; General Ltiders himself admitted it a fortnight ago, in his decree relative to state of edge. And yet what are the results of die tranquillity and Order among the people, 1 wonderful indeed if we consider the noiseless pro "Maid= to which they are subjected 1 The 'Mild to be out till eleven instead of nine at Islbant a haters, and the making a favour what is a right—not to make a criminal o istrespindive m its effects. Such conduct as Usti on the pert of the government is an evident stultill alien of all its peat eds. A state of siege is a asentry can only be Justified by-the exidemes of extraordinary circumstances which render souresp. Mona, and in its essence tmnporary, a seam° im perative. These extraordinary mreandanota the government pretended to perceive in the open con tempt which the people evinced towards the autho rities, and the singing in their churches of a hymn which had been written by order of the Emperor Alexander L, and had been sung in Poland for five-and-forty years with the sanction and si the instance of the authorities. But now these disturb ing causes have ceased. What all the power of the government could not do was done by the Arch bishop of Warsaw ; at his request the Poles ceased to sing a hymn which yesterday Russia praised sad approved, and which to-day she brands as revolve tionary ; and their prayers for their country are now ' said in silence during the five minutes set apart for that purpose after every service. Tranquillity reigns everywhere ; the viceroy has no fault to find with the "Poles ; still, he continues a barbarous and horrible punishment which places every man and woman in the country at the mercy of a licentious army and police, every member of which, from the general to the private soldier or policemen, is armed with a vast and irresponsible power which be ex ercises according to the unbridled impulses of his savage will. Such a wanton and wholesale system of torture, exercised on.a people of sixteen millions, who have given the strongest evidences of the highest moral and intellectual qualities, is a disgrace to humanity. There is a talk of reviving the provincial and municipal councils, which met with so untimely an end by the state of siege. It will, of course, be necessary, should this be done, to have a new election, as the former delega tes are nearly all of them, either in Siberia or in the for tresses of the kingdom. At any rate it is clear that, in the pre sent shameful anarchy and tyranny that prevails in the country, it will be a mere mockery to grant it institutions, even with such limited attributes as those councils. The general sitting of the Council of State has again been put off to the 26th. General Krzyzauowskoj has left for Lublin and Zamoec to inspect the troops, and is temporarily succeeded as Governor ofiWarsaw by Prince Bebuton, a man who has a reputation for humanity--a very rare quality in the government of this country. The following persons, titer staying soma months in the citadel, have been liberated a' inrocent i—F. Notrakosnoki, H. Przybylskl, .1. Niewiarowski, fisteinhans, and H. Wohl. Eight others were at the same time sent out of the country. 12,000 recruits are to be taken from the kingdom immediately, in the proportion of 5 per 1,000 robies and townsmen, and 5 per 2,000 peasants. ' This retested of the usual order of things shows that Russia's object in this enlistment is not to re cruit her army, but to take out of the country its moot zealous patriots, nearly all of whom belong to the highest and middle class. Much indignation has been excited among the country people by the wanton pillage by the sol diery of the ornaments which it is the custom in Polish villages to hang on the wooden crosses that abound in the country. The pretext is, that revo lutionsty emblems and inscriptions are often found on them • but the ignorant soldiery, not knowing bow to distinguish between a religious and a poli tical symbol, and doubtless also actuated by a wanton love of mischief, have stripped the village crosses of nearly all their decorations. MURDIa OF • 0111 K SAILOR IN Liviaroca..— I On the night of the 14th instant • number of Greek and Italian sauces were drinking at Boatianes Vaults in White. chaprd. Liverpool, whoa • quarrel arose about • girl, sad when theykadleft the pubilaboueean Italian named A 'ltalia, stabbed • Greek, named Themistades Constantino, under the ribs. The wounded man was taken to the Southern Hospital, when be theta ea Friday ailbt A .nowt. jury yesterday Mar a verliet al " WW•I milder" Antonio, sad the. polio. were ward to arrest him= with. ROYAL Fan Hamm., °awes-um-Ram— The number of patients relieeedst thin Morita &deg the I week ending Much 22, was 2,846, d width 751 we* sew ono. TUIUN, ifatca 20. of any colleague whose presence in the ministry may be offensive to the moral sense of the public, and will thus bring things back to a normal state. Such, then, is the manner in which the provisional majority which now sustains Rattazzi is generally understood. Indeed he is himself aware of it, and knows well that a majority brought together by fear and illusion cannot be of long duration. He is therefore already endeavouring to modify his ministry, and to bring into it some name that commands respect. At present his efforts are bent on overcoming the repugnance of the Marchese di Torreana, prefect of Flo rence, to whom he wishes to entrust the portfolio of Foreign Affairs. The mar coin is a Sicilian, and among the beet esteemed of the islanders. He spent twelve years in exile. Under Count Cavour he was sent as envoy extraor dinary to Switzerland, and Ricasoli appointed him prefect of Florence. He has many friends among the English aristocnrci - and in choosing him for a colleague Signo r . Rat t azzi seems to give token of da h l t vniu not g n e° be usc it i blind "lmeli s s ert li nt t " of France. Preliminaries minister oug were signed yesterday for a gigantic scheme at Batton, foie executed in Piedmont by an English company. This project, conceived by Count Clavour and elaborated under the Ricasoli armisi*y, it now taken up by Marchese Pepoli, the new Yiefiiter of Agriculture and Commerce. Some Aar ago there was a violent explosion of alarm in Serdinia, caused by it rumour that Signor Rattazzi had concluded a treaty for the surrender of the island to France. The Sardinians were ready for insurrection, and wanted to expel the French consul ; but on the news being conveyed hither by ti . ersh, the Sardinian deputies in Turin tele to nem different points on the island, eon thelaMg rumour, and quiet was restored. French soldiers on furlough have for the last few days been seen about Turin. It is the first time they have made their appearance here, and no one can geese what it is IBM his 'inspired them with this new curiosity to see Turin. It is true that they are now nearer to it than they were three years ago, but nom of them visited it last . General Garibaldi is here, and has Wen t inter views with the Hungarian general, Klap and the ex-dictator, Kossuth. Garibaldi has for the prnt quitted Oaprera, and it appears that he will rethain on the continent, occupied in establishing ands for Ain practice in all the cities of the kingdom, for the purpose of training all Italians to arms • and this is as it should be, provided that Garibaldi does not take upon himself to initiate war and dragtbe nation into extreme perils, ' This is what is feared, forasmuch as Rattazzi has not weight enough to re sist Garibaldi, and Victor Emmanuel has rather toe keen a senior the excitement of war. Andithe Emperor Napoleon I Heaven only knows what are his intentions, and whether he may not think it for his advantage that Italy should be again ex posed to danger, and in need of the aid of Frain.. In the Neapolitan territory a band of a hundred and thirty brigands contrived suddenly to surrotind eighteen of our infantry soldiers and put them all to death. This is the second catastrophe of the kind that has happened in thirteen months of almost daily fighting. It is curious that General Goyon demands decorations for his ofacera l in reward of their good services in preventing brigands collected in Koine from invading the kingdom, seeing it is notorious that General Goyou has always feigned of the fact that brigands are collected in =armed there, and despatehed into the Nea politan provinces. Baron Rieasoli has taken his departure, and for four or five days nobody, not even excepting his brother, knew whither he was gone, so that it was impassible to transmit to him the news received by telegraph that his daughter was dangerously ill. It is now known that he is in Switzerland, where he his received better tidings of his daughter. The =rity of Baron Ricasoli in Italy has increased of diminishing since he has ceased to be a minister. He wants the winning manners and the administrative experience of Count Cavour, but the nobleness of his character puts him above all the other statesmen that remain to us. General La marmora alone is deemed worthy in that respect to stand by his side, and possibly the day will same when these two men will save Italy. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMMIALTT, MARcH ellipmes E. W. J. Beenah, to the Cbantlcleer. Seaced-clir Andstant,F,ogiseor T. S. Lunt, to the Al* THE FORTHCOMING BRIGHTON REVIEW.—The fol lowing volunteer corps have &heady applied for and received perinierics from the Secretary of State for War to attend the =WNW at Brighton, ender Lard Clyde. on Easter Man day :—let Middlesex (Victoria) Rides, 2nd (S outh ) Middle sex, 11th _(St. George's), 19th (Working Men Collage), 20th (North-Wert), 23rd of Court), 28th (London bilk), 36th (Paddington (Artists% 39th (Fins ). Boma —l6th (Battle), 1 lb (Elchin&am), 19th ( Kent —l7th (Tun Well. ). Wells). Cinque Porta — let ( lop) Rifles, and 4th Claque Pixie) Artillery. Haispelare ht (Winchester), 4 (Rawest), Bth (Portsmouth), 9th (Gosport), 7th (Fushun), B th (Bitterne), 12th (Peterdeld), lOth (Alresford), 17th (Titolideld), 20th (Wickham), 21st (Altos), 220 d (Bishop's Waltham), and 23rd (Coshem), OWN' liaalata-2nd (Hackney) Rifles, Bth (Poplar), 9th (London Docks), and Ist Engineer,. A great number of corps ia addition to the above (at keit 90 is Middlesex OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL' alone), hays expressed their desire to be present at the (ft lord Wren Pstad)--rilli oil, ImPftdolisa vigil Brighton review, but their names have not yet been sent in WOW All active and rind& is oir= l a the t of ° s e w is ii r=prosek to • Me emu' awl 704 : NNW pow ben hew eresteany . eurse 1 , 7 A thank offering of 901. 10s. 7d. bee just been fi ra wont aim pup sa *Amble molds% dee Leese received by the !Tatiana Lifeboat Institution from deli* In dust W S s< ak, ie. 9d. sat de. P. A. W., A. G. W., IL G. W., S. P. W., and S. G. W. DR RIOORD'II ESSENCE of LIFE mows mooisoi M ttw ennei atiatierid eauslitutlaas la tour maim ham r lapaselbld. Ir affeela aro perm aaist No agamallsilaa assalagefreakl 11 area wilk hlllWaalioaa, bi ILL, a kat aaralliaa /or KW, sod saywhera catetally pecked as rosalplal vaisittaace or “asaaa—ear fasala, MUT and Ca.. Mk Sinai. soar Temple-bar. IiZATINGI3 PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD' um oil., perfectly pare, nearly leateiss• sod tree from editnarstlen of ant i klo haring been analysed, marled and recommended Professors Taylor and Thomson, of Maya and fit. Tbotnea's capitals, and also quite recently ems mined by Dr. idyls Payne, who, In the words of Dm lsta Dr. Pereira, my, that " The inset ell Is that Ma devoid of edger, odour sod Inverse " ahIaSOMMI this will be found te ironer la • blab Japes. Regoime. is. ed. ; 004 L. gnu* et: and *vagina hinds% Ilia M.: Imperial eneasurn-70. sa. peas. elicalliyard. Zomba THE MALT DUTIES. A meeting of =Eaters was held yesterday at the Oars Exchange Hotel, Karkdane, for the purpose of adepling raserree to obtain an alteration in the present system of null the malt duty. There was a very lame attendres. Mr. A. GRIMM, the Mayor of Br Owl, was embed to the chair, and said that 11.1 • msbeter he was desirous that more steps should be taken to &tar ralimatkm la the primmt unjust system of col bethw e the inalt duty. Ora MU, 18 weeks' credit bad hem ven by the government, but the present Chancellor of the Exchequer hit Oat wired the credit to 12 weeks, and then to six weeks. This was a great hardship on the maltater, r he bad thus to pay the duty for the whole year with only nix weeks' smog, while it was seven or eight mouths belome the article came into oonsumption. No other article paid duty until it went into ootwomptios. Distillers were allowed to make malt in bond, and were not called upon to pay duty until it wan made into spirit. This again was a great disadvantage to the mallstera, who within about eight weeks of the ekes of the nerting mann had to pay the whole of the duty on the malt they had made. Government had thus three-fourths of the dry in its hands before the malt came into oonsump try which he considered a great injustice. (Bear.) Mr. GRAY moved the following resolution :—' That in the opinion of this meeting the present mode of collect ing the mall duty is unjust and injurious to the trade, and that a deputation be appointed to wait upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer for the purpose of obtaining an extension of the credit in the payment of the malt daty." Mr. H. TAYLOR seconded the resolution, which was unaninermaly agreed to. It was further resolved that a deputation sherd wait upon the Chancellar of the Exchequer on the subject. and to request each matters to use his influence with the member of parlismeat for his district to obtain his support to an armlike of the malt duty credit. ROYAL GALLERY OE ILLUSTRATION 14, RIAZIIT STREET.—A sew first part for the popula; entertainment at this plies yis announced for the 31st inst. in lieu of "Ow Card ladost," that ham nen a rather long tether of three hundred sad mon nights. Tom Taylor, Eq., is the author of the fathoming *ovally which is entitled " The Family Legesd a i y r, Heeds and Titles ; " and, like its predecessor, will am the ablate of Mr. end Mew Orman Reed and Mr. dohs . The scenery, by Maim Grieve and Telbio, aims, we bear, at mechanical e ff ects hitherto ranattempted at the gallery. New Pumas Roo® petition in favour of the Public Houses Acts Amendment Bill, which was signed in a few hours by about 60 acting and resident poem for the lower ward of Lanarkshire, has been for warded to fla Edward Colebrook*, Bart, M.P. for the county, for presentatiou to the House of Commons. Mr. W. F. WINDRAN.—A Norwich corres pondent seeds the following :—Mr. Windham continues a current topic of conversation is Norfolk. Mr. R. J. H. Haney, a member of the eminent local banking firm of Harvey' and Hudson, has advanced :35,0001. npou a bill of ale apes the Felbrisg estate, and it is stated that the income derived from the property will now be wholly absorbed in the payment of interest on the advaucea made apes rt, although Mr. Windham has still a reversionary karat in some other property to fall back upon. Mew Waltham is now in Pans. She has separated from bar husband ; bat it is now stated that terms cannot be adjusted al to the prevision proposed. to be made for her. Mr. Windham himself continues in Norfolk, where his chief amusement appears to be coach-driving. On Saturday, as on primate" days, he " tooled • up to Norwich, taking up all the stray passengers he could collect on the way and, ea be camas persons gratuitously, he is actually said to injure the trade of a bond fide coach proprietor woo works es the same line el road. Xt. Windham wasproposed as • member of a looal masonic lodge in the came of last week, but the rumbas_ present declined to admit him. Thu LATE MR. JANES RORINSON.—This gentle man, so well knows in cease:ion with dental mrsery, and whose death we recorded a few days ago from an accidental peseta* in the thigh while pnunog a rose bash in his masa, wee bleared M the Railway Passengers Assurance Omipany mos a nmeral saner policy, which seems to ki s ro p oo ssiMAimil,oool. for N. actually paid.