The Press. — London, England, 1858-03-27 00:00:00

A VIEW OF LUCKNOW is about to be exhibited at the Panorama in Lii3ester-square, painte 1 by Mr. R Burford and Mr. H. C. Salons, from drawings by Mr. Bland flood Gaßand, a gentleman in the civil service of the East India Company. The sketches were made shortly before the outbreak of the late revolt, and are taken from the Residency, which, being situated on high ground in the centre of the city, is probably the bost point from which to obtain a panoramic view. We have thus before us the landscape over which the besieged garrison cast anxious glanees for so mtny months ; below are the gardens and outbuildings whieit ware the scenes of those struggles which all Eur Te watched; in the distance is Alumbagh, where were mustered the relieving forces of Havelock and Sir Colin Campbell, and wher, a few days after the final rescue, the former closed his career.- But, apart from these con siderations, the picture is well worth seeing. A more beautiful Oriental city titan Lucknow can hardly ba imagined ; the mosques and palaces are numerous and stately, and the country thickly covered with magnificent trees. The Gootntee, upon the banks of which the city stands, is a fine broad river, and its picture-quo windings among the distant hills add much to the beauty of the landscape. The pano rama is adthirably painted, and both front its own merit and the interest of the subject is well worth a visit. Pull Markt aa4 cEtty. FRIDAY EVENING. THE return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday last, the 21th inst.. shows the following changes compared with that for the week preceding:-- Increase in Circulation Increase in Public Deposits 1,110,235 Decree4e hi Other Deposits .... Increase in Securities Increase in Bullion .. Increase in Rest 2.61t3 Increase in Reserve Bullion in both Departments Ciretildtiou, including Bunk Post Bills The principal event of the week in the Money Market has been the official announcement of the East India Loan. By the bill, which received the royal assent on Monday. the Compal ly are empowered to borrow 8, 11 0d,00111. ; hut, in the first instance, tenders are invited for only 5,(►J0,0('01. for a period of the years, the power of going into the market for the. remaining 3,410,0001. being re served to meet contingencies. The 5,000,0.101. is to be raised on Debentures of the respective amounts of 1,001/. and 5001. at four per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly in April and October. The tenders, which are to be sent in on or before the Ist of April, are to be for sums of not less than 50001., and they are to state how much will he given for every 101. of the loan. The payments are to be spread over six months, the last being on the lifilt September : but those who so desire may pay up in full, and they will be allowed a discount at the rate of three per cent. per annum upon the anticipated payments. At present, none of the leading firms hive opened sub scriptions fur the load, and it seems probable that it will be taken up by private capitalists. The price a' which the chief buldings are considered likely to be made, will, under present circumstances, be probably from 93 to par. The EngliA Funds, though very quiet, have been steady and firm at slightly better quotations than could be obtained this day week. Consols, which last Friday left off at 96i exactly, Un proved in the course of the week to 97, and this morning they opened at 97i and closed at 97! to t. Foreign Securities have generally been quiet; but some ileaeriptions have obtained an improvement, especially those of the Peruvian Government. The Board of Tillie Tables for the month ending Feb ruary t?.t3, were issued yestenlay. They show that in that month the falling off in our exports compared with the rn.‘ntli of lebritsrv. 1537, amounts to no less than 9...tQ1,t3311. The retinetion is spread over all our articles of export, and no doubt a portion of it is due to lower price.l as well as diminished quantitit-s. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, March 23. BANKRUPTS.—EDIF RD Pole, Rea ling, Berkshire, tea dealer and grocer —Twomts TAYLOR, Halifax, earthenware dealer—Jorra Povrran, Gut eborough . Yorkshire, grocer—long FOROE, Barking, Essex. &ail ID/DDIV-4110MAII PHIPPS THOMIS, Crown-coust, Threa !needle - tweet, auctioneer WILLIAM ROWELL, NI•WluIl Bushell, Devonshire. saddler—Moulin Wct.t.s. Lancashire. tea de iter—TH.tx % a J OHN Rows, LiverpoJl, nierehant—lttcarato WeLLON, Wollerhaurp soh, SCurCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—J. Wti.sos, Machin, tin smith- -Mrs. P DAVID, Forres. inkeeper—J. ArtoEttsqx. Aber deen. fArruer—MAKEY. HoLoasr, and Co.. Unwise, ties spinners ..--lAL7THLRLAND and Co.. Caithness, merchants—J. HOBLETS and .os. ti, L iashrers ....notacturers—C. GyNNINo. Greenock W vrr, GI +snow, grocer —J. Bnows, Perthshire, cattle dealer—W. NUEwtv. Blackford, wright—Rev. J °Von nos. Inverary. Aberdeenshire, Ro.oan Catli.rhe clergyman. Friday, Afarrh 26. 'II.OM II PTS. --T now W trrs, Tottenham, Callen deter Tion ot W. Ilrxr. flick street. Whiteehapel. grorer—F:owtan Lams and Justice I .awlalrki 4bl-street, ReirY'ehow, trrocero - JORN DALILS and BRNJiMIN DALE*, Oeurge-street, Westmin ster. builders--Watillat C. OAR sad CHARIAS H. SNOW Nand/coed Farm. Dorastalkirs, bankera--Saawsi. naafis, THE PRESS, MARCII 27, 1858. Stamford, veterinary surgeon--AVILLIkiIi S. BROOKE, Crossland Moor, Ahnondblry, Yorkshire, woollen merchant—JONATHAN OW&NR RII , I JANE. J )sas, Wre‘i.olu. leather dealers—Jolt:4 au 1 WILLIAM CRONICSRAW, Edentield, Lance ;hire, niantifso. turors WILSON, Liverpool, ship chandler—JOSEPH GREEN, lielTidgO. Chester, stone merchant—Davin W. dial- KIES, Seagitly. Staftvdshire, iroofoander—HENET BRADBURY, Tonstall, Staffordshire butcher—forts HoLiers, EllanJ, York shire, oloth mannfecturer—Gaosou SAVAOE an 1 Joux LEES, Mansfield, CLARK, Ffolbeach, builder. sco re ti SF.QL'EiTRATIONS. — CIuaLes Auustzv, Gins. Row, merchant—ROßEßT HENDERSON, Nttlnsthort, Kinross shire, manufacturer. BIRTHS. ADAIR—On the 19th instant. &it H.atherton•park, near Tsunton, the wifa of Hugh Edward Adair, Esq., M.P., of a son. _ _ _ . _ . DUICEKLY--On the 19th instant, at Leamington, the wife of [dent-Colonel Doherty, of a sou. SYNC —On the 94th instsiit. in Cumberland-street, Eecleston• square, the wife of W. W. Follett 8,143. Esq., of a sun. MARRIAGES ARMITAGE—FENTON—On the 17th instant, at Rochdale Juseph John Armitage, E.g., sou of Sir Elk inch Armitage , to Hann di, datqhter of John Fenton. I , :sq. NIGEMNGALE—WINFILLO—On the 4th of February, at Neurpore, Puniau'i, Lieut. Charles W. Nightingale. bite lsth Regiment, R.N.I, to Martha daughter of the late Major Jas. Stainbank Winfield, 11.E.1.C.5. DEATHS. CLAPP—On the lath instart, at Salutamplace, Exeter, Devon, Susan Stukss, relict of the late Rev. Joho Clapp, M.A.. Fellow of ltidiol College, Oxford and Viosr of Long Bintoo, Northumberland, and daughter of the late Rey. John tloblyn, ALA., Vicar of Newton St. Cyres, in the same county, deeply mourned nud lamented by her 'amity, and esteemed and valued by ail who knew her, aged 89. . _ _ DIXON —Ou the 17th instant: at."Plytuouth, Frances Elizabeth, deuuhter of the late Admiral Sir Manley Dixon, K.C.8., aged 73. FA it EBROTHETI—On the 22nd instant, at Stockwell common, Alderman Farebrether, aged 78. FRASER—On the 'Moth iTistant, In London. the Hon. Mary Eleenor Fraser. daughter of the late /ion Wm Fraser. STAPLF,TON—On the 20:h instant, at Grey's-ooutt , Oxford shire, Mies Stapleton, daughter of the late Sir Thomas Stapleton, Bert. T ADIES' AIORNING and PROMENADE kJ DRESSES, with New Jackets to match, trimmed "en suite " in a variety of new fabrics.—Rich New Chene Dayadere Silks, in extra lengths. of a superb quality, 4 guineas the Dress. Marie Stuart Robes in rich glace sit. 82s. Cd.—Evening and Rail Dresses in Tulle, and the New Tarlatans Cristal, at SEW ELT. and Co.'s., Compton house. Fr th•etreet, Soho. To PREVENT A COUGH, tike one of DR. L Locours PuLmoNIC WAFEns, two or three times 11. day. They immediately allay all irritation. and protect the bugs from the ill effects of Fags and Cold Air. They have a pleasant trace. Price Is. ltd., :Is. 9d., and I Is. per box. Sold by all Medicine Vend rs. Beware ut ocanterfeits, and observe the name ou the stamp. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE WITII TPIE BEST ARTICLES DEANE'S, ESTABLISHED A.D. 1700. TRON BEDSTEADS. Ataxy and Co manufacture and su2ply every description of iron ant brass bedsteads, and have at all times a large stock of these articles on hand. together with beds. mattresses, pal lias.es. Re. Fad particular,' of sizes au 1 prices, with illuetra• tions, sent by post, free. HORTICULTURAL and MECHANICAL TOOLS. In this Department will be found every implement requisite for the practical or scientific horticulturist, including all modern and improved inventions. Illustrated Priced Lists on applica tion. post free. IMPROVED LAWN MOWING MACHIN ES.—This machine Is most easy of management. It removes all the cut grass, and. leaves no seam on the lawn. PRICES: I P. d Machine, 1G inches wide Machine, 19 inches wide 5 17 G Machine, 2: inches wide 6 0 0 Machine. 25 in. wide. fitted to be drawn by a pony 9 0 0 Mechanical To. la of every description. Also Tool Che►ta titted complete with Tools of warranted quality, and earring in price from 64. to 121. T.:ey arc well adapted for the amateur, the practical mechanic, or the emigrant. UCONONITC COOKING STOVES, RANGES, LL ,tc.—.-DEAM6 and Co. recommend with confidence their im• pr.ved cooking stove. It is cheap in first cost, simple in con struction, easy of management, capable of uoing a large amount of work sith a comparatively smell consumption of fuel, and is manufactured in sizes suitable for large or small families. In operation daily in the stove and fender de. artment ; where may also be seen the improved N.lf-acune Range and the improved Cottage Range. each with oven and boiler. Prices of the Range :-4 feet wide, 131. 10s; 4 feet 3 in., 151.; 4 feet 161. 10s ; I feet la; S feet. i9l. Its.: 5 feet 3in., 21I.; a feet Oa, 441. loss ; 5 feet thu., 341. ; 6 feet, 25L A FURNISHING LIST. A For the convenience of p.rsoiss Furnishing, DEANE and Co. have arranged a complete Priced List of Article* requiste in fitting up a Family Residence. embracing all the various de partments of their i:stablithinent, and milistOited greatly to faciiitate pm chasers in the selection of the r g., • Is. This List DEANE and Co. mil forward to any •t.lre.a. post free. Furnishing Warehouses, 46. King 0 illiwni-ttreet, Londonliridge. Saddlery and Harness Manufactory, 4 and 3, Arthur -street, Lonilon•bridge. Gas Fitting Estahliiiiment, No. 1, Arthur•street East, London bridge Export Warehouses, Arthur. street West. Londou•bridge. OPENING TO THE NONITHENT, I.O2iDON BRIDGE. ROYAL. ITALIAN OPERA, C ovent - garden. The Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers, and the are most rebpecttully informed, that the NEW THEATRE PubI will OPEN on SATURD May Full particulars will be duly announced. Royal Italian Opera, March 24, 183 A, lIOWES' AND CUSHINGS GREE T ustrEs STATES CIRCUS. The largest Equestrian Establishment In the Wnrld, number • ing over TWO HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES. Accom• panying this superb Exhibition is a newly invented Musical lustrement, of immense power, called the .APOLLONICON, which is drawn by Forty beautiful Cream-coloured Horses. This Nlonstre Establishment, fitted nut in New York expressly to train in England, arrived in Liverpool on board the South ampton April 11th, I$ 7. Will open in London In the ALHAMBRA PALACE (late PANOPTICON). LEICESTER SQUARE, for a short season, on MONDAY, APRIL Stk, lbSd giving TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY, Commencing at Half past Two and a quarter to Eight o'clock , p.m. Day performance equal to the Night. Admission—Box, 25.; First Circle, Is.; Reserved Box, Ss.: Pit, Is. Gallery, id Children under Nine Years of Age, Half-price, to all parts ex • cept Gall.'ry. The Palace has been converted into an Amphitheatre at a heavy outlay, 1,000 gds burners added, and is, beyond a ques tion, the most omvenient, mtgniticent, gorgeous, and costly Amphitheatre in the world. Rome, in her palmiest days. could nor boast of one so splendid. The structure, for esaininaticn as a work of art, is alone worth the price of admission. The Company has been selected regardless of expense, and is the best in either Hemisphere, and the only American Equestrian Company that has visited England since IS W.—Box-Ake open from Ten a.m. until Five p.m. THE HORSE FAIR, by Nldlle. ROSA BOSH EUR (the Engraved Picture), and Morning in the Highlands, her last pro Notion ; Eoce Homo, by Ary Nobel ; The Chess Players, by Meissonier; and the a'orti sit of Mille. Rosa Bonheur, by Ed. &Mae. are now EXHIBITING by Messrs I.EGGATC, HAYWARD, and LEouArr, at their NEW CITY GALLERY, 19, Change-alley Entrance by the side of 2d. Cornhill, leaning to Germany's. Also a choice Collection of about 2t>o Pictures by the most eminent Masters of the English and French Schools Open from Ten a.m. to tvz p.m. Admission, Is.; catalogues, tki. —N.B. After dusk the gallery is brilliantly lighted by the patent sun-burners. if R. RAREY'S HORSE TAMING k and T RA INING.—The LESAONS alsertised for the 2nd Arum WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, as Good Friday tails on that date. THE AMERICAN HORSE-TAMER -Mr. RARFY has returned front Paris, and will commence teaching his subscribers in classes, on Monday Llth Maren, Tuesday 3uth, Wednesday ft,st, Thursday let April, and re. sume, after the Easter Holidays, on Monday lath April, Tuesday 13th, Wednesday 14th, and Thursday 15th, at the Date of Wellington's Private Riding school, Knightsbridge (kindly ,ent by his Grace), at 11 a.m. each day. A Circular wall inform each Sub-criber of the days allotted to him, and due notice will be givoti of (quire appointments. Tattersall's, Grosvenor-place, March 17,165/1. "THE SERVANTS' LIVERIES are DUE." I Mr. MILES. of 62, New Bond street, has for upwards of sixteen years enjoyed the confidence and support of a large portion of tue first families in Loudon who desire their Servants' appearance to be in accordance with their respective establish ments. The cut, make, and material o the best, at moderate charges, on the modern plan of cash payment-64, Nlf.ol 130ND-STREIiT, No other address. BEDSTEADS, BATHS, AND LAMPS. WILLIAM S. BURTON has SIX LARGE SHOW. ROOMS devoted exclusively to the Separate Display of Lamps, Baths, and Metallic Bedsteads. The stock of each is at ones the largest, newest, and most varied ever submitted to the public, and marked at prices proportionate with those that live tended to make his establishment the most distinguished in this country. Bedsteads from '25 G.l to 20l its each Shower•haths from Lamps (Moderately) from ls Oil to 71 is each (AU other kinds at the same tate ) Pure Colza Oil 4s Gd per gallon VENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE IRONS. Buyers of the above are requested, before finally deciding, to Visit WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SHOW-ROOMS. Thar contain such an assortment of Fenders, Stoves, Ranges, Fire Irons, and General Ironmongery, as cannot be approached elsewhere, either for variety, novelty, beauty of design, or exqui siteness of workmanship. Bright Stoves, with bronzed orus mentssed two soma bars, 41.14 a. t0131.1d5.; ditto, with ormolu ornaments aad two sets of bars, 51. sa. to &IL !Os.; Bronzed Fencers, with standards, from 7s. to 51. 121.: Steel Fenders from 21. 15s. to 111.; ditto, with rich ormolu ornaments, too 21.135. to leL ; Fire-irons, from la. 9d. the set to 4/. as. The BURfON and all other PATENT STOVES, with ra• dieting hearth plates. GSELIERS in GLASS or METAL.—The increased end increasing use of gas in private houses has fu fusel O ILLIA.If S. Lieit ros to collect from the various ms• nitfacturars in metal and glass sta that is new and choice in Brackets, Pendant*, and Chandeliers, adapted to °dices, pas- sages and dwelling-rooms, as well as to have •ame desiguel et: presely for him; these are ON SHOW over his SIXrEBN LARGE ROOMS, and present, for novelty, variety, and purity of taste, an unequalled ass)rtment. They are marked in plain figure:4, et pnces proportionate with those which have tended 1,0 make his liatablishment the largest an•l most remarkable in the kingdom —viz., from Lis. 6d. (tw,4-ligiat) to 161. 161. IILLIAM S. BURTON'S GENERAL FUR NISEII NG IRONMONGERY CATALOGUE may be had gratis, and free by post. It contains upwards of 44,0 Illustra tions of his illimited stock of Eleetro and Sheffield Plate, Nickel Silver and Britannia Metal Goods, Dish Covers and Rot. water Dishes, Stoves, Fenders, Marble Mantelpteers. Kitchen Ranges. Lam" Gaseliers, Tea Urns and K. tuts. Tea Ti sp. Clocks, Table Cutlery, Bails and Toilet Ware,Turnery, lion and Bras Bedsteads, Badding, Bed hangings, witd. Lists of Prices, and Plans of the Sixteen large Show ROlll3lll at V, Oxford-street, W.; 1, la, 2. and S. Newman-street; sod dr 16 and 6, Yam's-place, London. istabliabod 1120.