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I -- ' , U '~, _ ~,~/ / !~- ~„ Gam. , >-~ N,.. 5.857. W ----------- FACKALL LINE of PACKETS for MEL 'strum For MUD) Dinaot—Mara. 032.11411 ... I . pabarnn Castle. I,too C. IMOD t LZ. Wi l ms Tut India Doc on tr ia tt C .l l 4 " , and cam as me- Tu . :a d se rvo& —Apply to 1. CHILUN and bo.. 110. feadashall itrst .11. C. MN NATIONAL BANK IN AUTHOR'S= TO IINCTIVI gInecitIPTIONS FOR THE 811•1101 OF THE PERUVIAN ZAILw AYE COMPANY, ON TILT TREYS OF THE FOL LOWING PIIOBPACTU& pERIIVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). Wl* Peruvian Goverment guarantee cd littered at the rate of a par cen &L t per OW annum, as hereinafter set forth on a total espial of Presoak Masa, 61,1170,000, is 66,800 shares of 626 each. DepordtSl pashas" on application, and 62 per 'hereon allotment. 1 Future caft of at Mu per share will be made at intervals of not Yes than One months he woes each oall. Seven per cant. per MMUS will be paid dating the construction, and Is guaranteed by the International Contract Company aawnwQ. asBBBRB. MONEY WIGRAM sad SO NS' (of Biackinayard. souks) URI of STRAY and PACKET to AUSTRALIA.—Por KILBOURNE, Port MD* direct no. tare the uocks on Ineeday, Jane tO Gahm M at tallu i n i : splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE. OO R. ADOLPHUS REY NELL, Commander; lying Is the last Dorm. Her accommodations for all Guam of plowmen ere emartaseed. and she will carry an experfenerd Baryon. Pre freight of Pewee apply ALLPORT and MORGAN. with Marra MONIY MIORAM and SONS. T. Inadmehollatrost Premepra by this line of packets am eoeveyed from Paddington to milt arst.cisas for seocedidam Bros. Mai moonam ter !area William Laths= Bailey, EP. injl7Y Brothers and Co , Liver frtri-Carber, Bee. (Joseph Robinson Ind Co., LeanneePouniney• hill.) John Enna. bq , Y.T., Director of the Bank of Ireland. P. & Sletelter, liq. (Abzesnier Fletcher and Co., 10, iChm'a arst.) B. G. Get Armay ty, lbcr., Y.T. for Bailee, Otalownettare W. L. Lindsay, Req. (Meson. X. If. Vivian and Co., Bir mingham) 8. L. Roe. Ms. Dewily: Ironworks, Bradford. Albert ltlem Neb., Angetceert, Throorton-street, Director of the Naliceel Peak. Robert Stye" Req. (Frederick Lorick aad Cherlotte• row, and arm Celyn Ironworks. wall& Lenion—TM Nalleasi Bank. Lieerpool—TM National Bank of Li Idancineber—The Ilastrimater and Liverpoot=et Beak. Inisad—The Beak of Ireland, and its Branches. The Breaches of the National Beak. 00,1.110tOSS. The International Contract Company (Limited). Grim Parker ig4 =l6q., C.L Jetta Mortimer Me net. Bee., C.L Mill ISOM LIYIIIIOOL quissnowN Tv ^ NZW TORR. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and T aiI IrIMADELPHia ITRAMARIS COMPANY Wand clea red/Mg *dr tiiiimperei Clyea-bant Loa brew Illautt -Wa r , sin*. Ilattoll Stair FROM LIVILRYOO9 I. IO. Nlif TORE CITY OF BALTIMOR; Wodnaaday. May IT. CITY OF WARRINGTON. Wadasaday. Ml 3 M. CITY Of CORK. &Mayday, May W. kat may Wadaesday, aod Miry ~WO Mayday. Calla prop by lb. massaan MI vs IL sod II iivia•m, aataaWag Mt Ma saaaalla•Wßlar ..4 o= =RI Olat id a irarasi‘lirdaams. larweall pump a tall supply at imbed lawdataal• Paiwalr e 4t wi 1711614 Mow" sad DMA OaWaßlat Imhof ;s ni v ag aavilaiallitata Mist Nsakra away to MGM irehromiresk Wined er to TIM BA C. Wig RtMamobtaat, Lariat. iikTT It DAY sad the AMINE . —The ▪ 4trouhaueds Steamboat Oemosatt test gad avocets Omer VASA Caplan W. Minn, will tem Braeowtok J. Mackin'', IVEY/ SUNDAY M It e'etook, om arrival a ▪ 10.,10 ma trap tram lemebiarchWevet Swim—For height og gorge etSgiAPLINIS linhanal 0411 ea Papeteircua • ato THULRM GRIMM PRILLUPS gat Co., 11, yeti" LC. Mew" Disko, sod Co.. Paralasentotreet Masao rirxebntarkter W IZ. sad Co., Ttetoota street. /seam Loodoo--Ilmors. P. OssoooTo sod Co., Threstosedlootroet, Mews. Serooar sn4 Co., StuOgoaorton4treet. iy=restrrorioolloloy sag Oro W wow sat lily, Stoop Cilloo-lodlclinip. Dobilo—lldwatd Nog., Domootroot. 9110121111 T—8. A. Smith, IR ; MOO% Comosolloot Wok C. SIMI!to STOOKHOLIti, COMM AGEN, Auto —The Sae entwine LL ITTSIET, Captain 4 . gun, will sail hsr ta• shore pares on the ITth lest, sad i so ma regularly abort ma three weeks rain Use season. =st Alderman's The. Rao esedisat weessossedsitoe tor mmam rare, 1.4 wartleslars of freight as., app lyDa- to , MUM, PIIMLIPPS sad Co., 11, psed-hee. IC. This Company is formed for the constructioe sad working of two Rees of railway In Peru--one to connect the seaport of Pim) with the hewn of Yea : the ether breed the thy of Arequipa with the port of del as Tor the emstruction of these railways the Government at Ten have granted spend oosemicisa, and a guarantee of kmome, Ink\ amid appear exerbeteet, It It were isee that the statistim of the existing trade have adielled the Peruvian Go vernment that the railway; when at work, will yield returns which will not only relieve the governmeat of the charge for their gearentee, bet Mr morel Ms sum required toe that pur pose. The Peruvian (keener's.* guarantees Meths period of twenty five yeses—or midi the railways have eroded; over sad above the cost sad provision for repair, renovation, and maintenance for the mace also consecutive years, dividends at the rate of I per Prat per annum—en income of SWIM pen amen. charged epos the public revenues of the State, and further secured by hypothecation of the guano shipped to ltoropeen States The coneademe for the newsy, emu* the wed provision for The to the government (out of any stogies molt exceed ing a lOper cent. per annum dividend to the shareWders) such sum If say, as may have beets paid by them to cover their guarantee. The moonstone of these lines of railway from the Government of Pere is for a period of ninety nine yearn tram the opening of the regime" • sedelent ram wei be set apart So form a stak ing tund for cent.,edpt ot the whets capita. at • math* a /1100 pm to be operative yearly atter the era twenty yeses et Me working of the railways. The shares so Moran to be altogether candled, arid the dividers& which wadi other wile be payable on such shwas to soon towed form part din sinking Ned. After the fine fifty yeas the pricer which shares Mall be redeemed tad ceneekled shall beregelMed r such higher or other price than £lOO per cent. premiere ea the state of the Making fund shall warrant. When it is borne In mind that the Peruvian Government Loan, bearing 41 per cent. per annual Interest, previously borrowed on the same security, le rapidly In the cease of extinction, It will be quite evident that, irrespective of the prospect of a much higher rate of dividend being realised from the working of the railway, thenatak of We aseerity should Malta a ready market far the shake of theCompua. The prospects of revenue from the working of the railways am, however, se meat me to vender the governme . : c == other to se Important) a erten P oe ration, The Republic of Pen has a seaboard of arerty lege miles, and en eras et about 60,000 square miles. Mere is, primp; no esoatry In the world In which the elements of commercial pros. pertly are more complete. The mineral products of all kinds with width its Interior madame abound, combined with its long stretch of man give it an almost snivelled faellity for the do- vebnpem t of commerce on the most erteasive scats. To this dove one obeteele—sad one alone—wile: the want of proper means of conunnicedoe between the porta and the late. rior countey . In pp* of this obstacle, the Mee addles tee& of the le i public is proved by ten custom return; and that undertakinge having for their object the remedy for this defect are likely to be remunerative Is shown by the working of the r Mao and Ulm Railway, which now pays dividends at • rate approaching ASO per coo per annum on t he original n ewt of oonsarectioa. The ordinary charge for the conveyance of goads per mile in Yen is equal to the charge for the oak's of • ilke quantity In Greet Britain fourteen miles. The construction of the railways to be undertaken by this Mann win °stabil& communication between important centres of commerce in the Interior and the proper porta on the TES EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COW:PANT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the EIGHTH ORDINARY GLIERAL IdEITIN of the Shareholders et tke Rest India ties sad Canal Company will be held as the Compeers sad 9 Queeeetseet.plsee, itoothwark•bildire. to %Re rtj e oc l Lector., ou TUMMY. tee letk day of Meg latteat, at I oThe M eti der BOAS of the Comps:L2i be closed from the lab to the 9Att Instant. both days Notice is hereby also given, that rbe faces et this Company bane been rerooved to, sad now eve &Me Wren abovenammL Sy order of the Board of MTV „swoop. secitury. Iliad 9, Queen-street-place, Sou wart-bridge, London, LC.. 9th Mar, 1999. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSUZLIrit 001Intar7 L am «avow .t City Bank Combos, Ea El, Thresibseediwetrust, wilsre Ho Company is promo& be nasty, props& tar Mathis lassitooss at tits carreal rata& ARTHUR JAKOB MAAR, trattererttee. J. W. HELM. bionstary. T . CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Wilted) Atithorbed capital Capital rabactita N d 41.100, 0A0M 100 Capital C a d y barred 'ra Divideact Brom laud DERKSW TM TM t Bon. JAMES STILABT WOZTLIT, Governor. JAN LLVICI, ]be., merchaat. Ibm's Ave- DePa JA BIIGINT DAYTELL. Esq., Chairman of the Governors. Bask (Ltrolteer, 111 Jean Childs, Ise, London. Alesender Denim, Ilse., OM BromSnMest. lemelem Chula Mlle, Sm., Lloyds. Adolphe Hakim . Zoe Messrs. Plato, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Landom The Rem T. C. lialfbarton, XT., Chanson of the Canada W=Wedelns, London. Harrleca, req. (Mews Y. Marrbon. and llovan)„ Director of the Thaw* and Money L.onae. Company. Ilebard Maar, Lane, rag. (Mama. Luse, Mulkey, and Co.), London Charles E. Newhall, Esq., Landaus. Es in. Pewsall, geq., ftersiampases, Ls. Macklin Smith. Esq. (Mews. J. Maekrill Smith and Ce.), -street, Loadoa. Mond Warner, Esq.. M.P.. Leaden. John Westmorland, Esq. (Dtreetor of the loyal Insurance Cosa e, Loathes. Alont Grant, Esq., Managing Dtreeter. The Agra and Masternsaa'a Bank (Limited). Mom Smith, Parse, and Banda. TM National Bank. London. Dublin. and lie Branelessln Ireland. The Alliance Bank ,Ihnited), London. Liverpool, and Man enlister. Boueirosa—Meeara. Newham. Evans. and Co., Nicholanlane, MS coast. The line from ilejla to Arequipa is laid out to serve the treks which at present totes the route from the latter city to the port of Islay, a route which forms the main channel of communica tion from the east to the districts of Arequipa, Pune, end Cisco, and the northers portion of Bolivia The consortia' with the lest-mentioned Mate is important, as the establishment of a system of railways suitable to its own wants is now a subject of serious *Minima. The railway now would form woe of the maim outlets of any such system rC l : t oast of the Pacific. • circumstance which alone most secure It • considerable additional trait of the most remunera tive deecrlptios. The railway from risco to You is proposed to be ormstructed under conditions analogous to those of the Callao and Lima line already referred to. Prom the easy chareeter of idle lino, and a Mims existing bone in the district be be traversed, It le evident that the 1 : net revenue must greatly exceed the goarsateed meant. The lengths of the proposed lines are as follows : lfejla to Arequipa Piero to Yea MI . Company negotiates Loans for Osionial and Foreign Governments ; Cr=s In the ituanetal amongementa of British and othays: Wakes Advmume to Corporation; Town Counei/s, and other pablie bodies : Negotiates Loans for Pub& Works: ANJOU In the lutroduction of Industrial and Commend's! andertaltings Wakes drama upon approved Steaks, Shares. Bonds. Me : Slakes temporary Loans upon ettrible Freehold and Leasehold tacurElem AISILID LOWE, Secretary. last" 17 and 19, foreign, May 4, UM. THE CREDIT FONCIER sued MOBILIER of MILANO (1.1m1144). DIM Or 1,100.00 1 DIBENIVILES WITH INTRUST The Directors have &tided to issue Debenture Bonds of the Ompewy for the mounts and heerhig Interest as under, vie : In was of 1210, 5.24, LAO, 6100, /2160, MOO, and Ll,OOO, with Capons attached. Total 136 miles. • contract for the ceeetrnetlen of the lines Ma been entered into with the latoreattmal Contract abetted), ac cording to the estimates of O. P. Bidder. 1r9., C.L, and Heppe!, Eel Ln aeoordenes with Selene' of each omosairlon the Company will be ammeled Wes Sedate Amore@ with shares to bearer, or, it neessesm, tern two floalfale Anseneas The capital ef the Mein& Amami*. or &MUM Anonyms", will be AL340,000, to be lesued la Mare, and bonds The present Company has been formed as a Limited Liability Company, the shares in which will be exchangeable for shares of alike denosenation In the docifott Anonym.. Coyle" of the articles of amodatton, of the contract. and of the acts of concession. with translatiosa. are opee, at the °Mae if the Company. for insoectine by parties Marone to become subscribers. so that they may make themselves acquainted with all the provisions and conditions of sort concessions. The deposit paid as application for shares will be forfeited and the allotmern cancelled la cams when the further payment os abetment Is not duly made In awards:ice with the terms of the allotment lerAer. Applications for shares must be made in the sneered form. ad dressed to the Directors but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt of one of the bankers of the Company for Al per them as the number of shares applied for. This sum will be rammed la the avast of the application not I being acceded to. nrnzarr, Tee three Jean a pee coal per annum. For five years Per sores eam lemma paya y ble quarterly, via, es the ealh larch. 30th Sum. 1S September, and Seth December to meth year. payable as the Onsystay's Rankers. The ant payment of interest sill be and. a timil/th has pelt the die tneuve feature in the debentures issued by this Company la their perfect security the amount of the capital eekeder 41, paid-up, and nacelle& and the g- nem, invested sinds4 the Company, as well as the Urge reserve fund, afford. We the most maple security to the investor. TOROS of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to ithcat su commtusicattoes MIA be addressed. By order of the court, ALTEZD LOWE, Secretary. leaden, 17 and IS, Corohin, Nay 4, 1835. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (IleattM). RAM FOR MONEY ON DEYOEIT. The Company receives Money on Depodt in soma of Eli awl I=n the fallowing terma until fur notice. viz : At 0 days' notice Defined periods of Net Ire than two ronoths &yowl tau and up to fear months al per cent. per Atonal& , . . PZ6I7TIAIt RAILWAYS COMPANY (Latited). loam oe arrucnnos 101 MAIM. (To be left with the Beakers.) *MI &KV and Na swathe Per cent Per annum. an/ period beyond sie month* FOrIAB can be obtained of the Secretary, to abeam all communi cations mod be addreued.—By order of the Court. ALM= WWI, Ileadary. Leaden, 17 and 18, Cornllll, May 4. 1846. No To the Mogan of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited). Oeutientes,—Having paha to the Bank the sum of C bring lit per share ea shares, I request you to and as shame of A= each In the Para visa Railways Company (Limited), In conformity with the pro spectus Maned by you, and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, subject to It- arttelaed association and regu lations, and In swept such shores, ar any lam somber that may be allotted to me, and to pay the farther stun due on Snalhelai thereof, mad I request that my =MO may be placed ea the re' gaiter of members In respect of the shame allotted to nm. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Name In full Adams in full f3PTUREB. The PATENT SELF AAP ADJUSTING WOMAN TRUSS, areas effectually with al ay cceopllentione is recosenicaded by the faculty for the can rid relief of hernia. Thine:teary quality of a'good tram Is ma agcleet reebthre power, without eatesase7 pressure on QS Mt atfeated?whlch desirable object is aloes obtained ha a Ines tinencumbered sub straps, spiral mama or pad behind. -4. ISO sod 00., 1, Pleadilly, W. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS sod LIVER a never failing remedy, Drawee without SI:17 togredient, from the recipe of Dr illisetk. WM be found lamb:table to who "infer from biliona bad liver °complaint', indtitestioa, wind. gamma giddiness, Maxims' of the fry's, to. liar habitual Scoti•triam, am a family aperient seediciae, and sea purifier of Ma deed, they are truly excellent ; mild la their operation sad patifilseethe° to the stomach, they create appellate. miaow Maack% nod * the whole wawa' emtsea—allola and by W. Lear boreenta. 0, Mat Charteg-mom, by inott Ztr d obi n bum. le. left and la. ft De "ore to ask for Dr. • Bilious end U. fills. The pandas me ha • spume press retam with n WlTtlion Lambert' oneraral ea the stem*. Date Phnom of application for shard and premodern ma,v be had at—The National Bank, London the Nattered Born of Liver pool ; the Han! of Ireland, and Its several bramble Ireland: the breaches of the Notional Beek, Ireland : at am cam of fib Broken of the CalhPlor • and at the daces of the Interna tional Carnet Cornaley, St, ClabOallifteet Root, London. LC. N ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED ? I THEN query Is worthy oonsideration by everyone anxious to Mein** bieseJmeble towing—eight; far on °enact know. =as to the proper time for wing Spectacles will depend the ty of pressrelos clear vision to the end of life. When its debeleacy is determined a nicety of discrimination mast be need in adaptiell; leDlell of the enact power that will supply the lona or Irreparable Injury will result. o=l useka,lite medical quacks, do husiesilis saleeldef by prat/melon, as is preyed by the riethos of nonstop hawkers and unskilled vendors. Sant), it were wiser to ask advice from Nome 7=of repute, and avoid risk to one's eight. The old ars as Harris and Son (eetabllalted 1780). opposite the British nuemesseerate, Loudon, having specially ottoodod to the menu Suture of epeseeeles. are oesopetest to advfie o• an that por tals. tear nessetrion defective video byte acalorst• adapts- Von of the boom, mathematically tem, of the roguish* power and also by the Judicloue selection of a spectacle frame (whit*: stlluswiee important) at the tom most Wombs the lees. DaiNEFORD'S FLUID DIAGNZSIA.—Tbe ssedleal profession for thirty years have approved of this pare oblation a! magnesia se the beet remedy for root and do treble disorders of every kind end see sand aperient It to ap► elellyadapted ter ladies and &Mafia Preperodeol . e= HD sad Co.. Clientele, in New ud. loodoa and sold throughoot the world by en resPeolsiblo eberat Caution—nee that e. Dtonatord and Co. Ls on each tows sit red label over the cork. THE INITICIORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE the Ta• most ocientalitally propond sod most powerful outs,. celdisl ever Introduced ; restores le *tor swami oosidttdos an tan liserstiassi, ow lbe loteirtly et wed & ported health de =Wes aped& for debility et all Weds, sod from Its rem sealer loorediseta, pegobeand piscepbets el scrim win ppm beneficial to the coons sod dlleofddb• Mae Is per or four ismatitles U ow for 21Ia Solo AVMs, Meows Bsaeprtes a•bd Qe, Np, word-we* sod ilak FelbWa Look& WS= and 130l7NDMITH are indispensable as twansnal ASlnalina mod to Mink and kaidttlY by lan saanksike sit Ise& ZOWLANDId ODOM, ar ridSL DitartlNUCT. osalinalded d Oduntid togradanda. k _ 1 at Innaisaiblo vaks la am in sad basaktylni n tr mos tat o _ jozasus 00PAHINE WIG% the ally iis alit iretrin= tarter Tbhi tite l = i _nmores ii, . I.___ nom% drolosadke adapted by Sr park le•Asray and lld latilLkkg bads +d M_ and deserres na ..menkisdari at mirge••••• the y= ay vain . canayamy. Malik k innards • widinann no lasaln•lns= kisnrd aft lioyd. Poland. sad (.., y...a. sal. a, sad a lan ainsised sin patrenses et sisysit, and *km Usk • Ira so moron of si l = Abs. now as abyeds.— way et mazy*. and it it saiviessil la Milk meta. Aiwa ao dd. St O. JOZZAIrd. Yuma cestakl. ••• ilaysaukst. Pod ss• 1 4 tor tat OM 19 Sk_ 11 0 1101 Pikkkok OM 97 Ckledol° Oleos ?nip et Y. illd. and reennw. Ask kr "n•snissor passne NEWSPAPER , % 1 111,1 t ; if sor i p , , - i • I.\ .. IV/ . lir . _._ . Lz•!..-1: 1 04. 4 ` 4 :t . • 1 .r.-‘,,- .. ..,..., liiiiaX a ...,._._ . \ , . 1 ,ae • fts, A . 1 ETWOPENC he was followed from room to room by so numerous a procession as to require occasionally the exercise of a little gentle restraint on the part of the police. There was no "mobbing," however, nor anyt hin g to disturb the evident good-humour of the royal visitor. In the smaller rooms the doors had to be abut, but in the large galleries the Prince and the public all crowded in together. Mr. H. Doyle called his royal highness's attention to the gems of the fo reig n gallery, two-thirds of which I may add have already been sold, the purchasers esoogratulating themselves in baying made such expellent bargains. The Munich sunset piece known here as the " Cuyp " has been secured by Lod Powersootirt for UOL ; an eminent London collector has bought the Nor wogiaa Fiord, as also • wonderful snow piece at which every one is gazing. There is no doubt but that all the good pictures in this room will find purchasers, a result which will be much facilitated by the reasonable prince which have been put on them by the artiste. His royal highness also gave a careful examination to the Spanish pictures, which may be considered the novelty of the collection. People could hardly believe there was so much power in the modern sucoessont, of Velasquez and Murillo as is to be found in this section, especially in the works of a young Spanish painter, said to be only twenty-five years of age. His great work, " The death-bed of Labelled Outgo," is gaits a lion in the gallery. But I must not trench too much on the proving* of art criticism, my main object bring merely to note the incidents of the Prince's tour of the Exhibition. WLeta the pictures, and the jewellery, and the Irish manufactures, and the French tapestries, and the Japanese eolleetion, which, by the way, is most cachous, bad been "done," the Prints m a wish to have sufficient elbow-room for a pressedo at the sculpture ; and melons committee-men with long white wands rushed amongst the carious public, who had strongly entrenched them selves amongst the statues, and by dint of expostulation, they obtained for his royal highness sutheient spas, to pass down the centred the gallery. His :deice the Duke of Lunette was the exceedingly active and efficient chief of this body of persuasive police, and by the exercise of the most good-humoured expostulation induced people to give up pleas which they had secured by au hour's patient waiting. His grace has been from the commencement a perfect tower of strength to the Rehibition, and, assisted by Lords Powerecourt and Southwell, has given that hearty aristocratic sanction which is alws so powerfully influential in matters of the kin d , The Prince did see the sculpture and much admired it : Miss Homer's fawn; Magni's little child, a portrait of the daughter of Mr. Charles Nottage ; "The girl on a swing," by the lame artist ; our old frieod " The reading girl ;" and, "The boy Michael Angelo making his first attempt." His royal highness looked at and inquired about every thing, but, as far as my obser vation went, he paid most attention to the objects I have named. After the visit to the Exhibition his royal highness paid another to St Patrick's Cathedral, which looks exceedingly well, restored as it has lately been by the munificence of Mr. I:Winners, an eminent Dublin citizen, and bad in that part of the town an opportunity of testing the loyalty of the very poorest portion of the Dublin population. There, as everywhere else, the en thusiasm was universal, bet I hope that previous to his royal highness's next visit to Iceland the quarter of the town ha which the ancient cathedral is situated wAI have more visibly shared in the pros perity which is elsewhere so rapidly growing in Ireland. The "last of a feast" is proverbial for its languor and tranquillity, and of the last day spent by hie royal highness in Dublin there is little to record. The ninnies ants goat Alarm midst away at Loyd Powerseourt's be sountry place, and in the evening his royal highness drove direct to Carlisle Pier, and embarked on board the royal yacht. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADYIIAIBT, MAY 16. —Arrortmuniss.—Pay master E. B. limn, to the Smut. Assietent-Pegmasten C. L. Impinge, to the Scout ; G. R. Joiners, to the Victory. Surgeons J. Sponse, to the Smut ; B. Burrows, to the Cambridge. Asmitent.Sargerme W. Carmiebol, to tte Smut ; G. FL Banamil (additional), to the Cambeelead. Clark B. G. Whitman, to the Soma. Aesietent.Cierk W. 0. Bedford. to the Scout. First-clam Amident.liagineer F. C. Ford (edditimal), the TaTibk. Secoad.clem Amietent-Batimen J. Shore (additiomal), to the Terrible ; tad J. M'Offha (additicsa). to lite St. Omagh Tag Atin-fitartaw SourrY.—The committee of the British and Foreign Aati•Ellavery Society ham voted • perked Tembribes of made/mace upon the death of Pre sident Lima la, and pissed them in the henels of Xr. Adams for tramegisien to his goverment mid to Ma. Liman. diaSMllfs Acornnwir oic sal SOUVH-Wmerralf Ratiweir.—Yeeterlay megint i aboat • qualm pit 5 o'clock, a eellisies .seamed at Ni.. Elm pad* of the Leedom aid SonthMesterg Railway, by metal pewees were severely injured. It appears that the 4JO p.m. op primer Maio frets Twickenham bad anima gear the joactioe of the rails of the plods depot siding, which breach off from the up Rielmitud list wady opposite the gaeorasten at Wise Elms. A rode trsia bad jest bean shouted from off the liw into the Ni.. Elms yard, sad it is supposed that the pasta, which had bees °posed to allow this to pm, had sot bees properly closed spirt. Be this ea It may, the Twickenham train, which wag mooing at the rats of tgll ip : few mites an hoar, as it bad to stop at Vauxhall indeed of matisuieg as the up line, timid off late the sad, sad ran into as mese sad truck with great the driver, • ATININD, arid guard beim( serimely island ; the firiensa, who is stated to bare been searly buried I. the mils which were thrown out of the tender sad over bits having s uffered the =M. Several of the passespers received slight injuries, and suffered greatly from - the alarm sad fright omseed by the shook of the cont. ston. The carriages and vans were mach damaged. Mr. Godson, the MSc eemlateedest of the Rae. who limo mar the depot, was immedlately upon the spot, and gave dieer•ioas for the removal of the affrighted pamagom and hiking dreams. Those of the Feminism who were mowed were removed le Sys to their homes or demicatiogs, whit the disaghd kasha, awe Adele bad mounted the ambit& snot of the lies sad destroyed a portico of tige were also Bleared from the tails. Mr. Soot!, the it h al sager, Mr. Williams, the superintendent of the Ilse, Xr. L Vertiader, aid others also 'mired at Ni.. Yams shortly after the accident, sad within an hour or so after the cameras* the mils et the dopes NM cleated. SUDDEN DEATH OF • POLICEMAN w Has ON DOTL—A melancholy cam of oaddee dm* 'courted lase evening at the temporary bruits at Blecklriars. It seems that Pobeewowsteble CONGO. 515, who was "tattooed at the met ride of the north sod of the bridge to prevent foot pemougers trespassing es the oarMsp-way, observed • lad mew bolded • cab. 8 called after the lad, bat no settee beim Mkaa be west in pursuit c 4 him, and was to the act ofhosgiu him beck whoa be won noticed by his Thor soesbaba, 3M, to reel rowed sod fall to the ground. Oa bestowing to his orelseeses the poor fellow was perfectly motiordess. sad a cart being procured he was removed to Bt. Bartholomew's Beepital, when Id. was pronounced to be extiect. Tb. 6semeed, who bed sees is the force Dearly 15 yews. wee utimbesegooMd, sad so muse ma be attributed se to his magma, sad until a port-modem emmination bra filltooratto httioiry was bold by Mr. W. J. Payee, dopey caraear. as BR BsAbula Paid etal&d. reetedille He dean et liasbard spd la gen& Tbe emend was esieloged la tbe piaster roes et Menses Blom Wbertnesd, edynoed, sad, be use esationd mei weer ea at as wins work. 114 disregarded firs neseded. beson oa intaiday seen* ketiztises laes Is tin room above the engine, tbe Intim bes inn, tint embed tire .s. ekieery aseglit woe. red whirled Met witk trigkdel ?amity over the dna. It the Wes Wm al to • die. Mon et 12 ton. He reotived tenikie lejoriet, sad died mos dierweedo Tile jury setereed • ~dist el " And dada &Mae Du Barry's delicioas bosh& fantasias pia m o bi le F.. 4 nedislas or es , s. deatzdrilimid. Norms, WM, Sal Wow* f+lopodlft Oats Ws to ear rimeding. =us t. —Ds luny sod 011.. So. TT. asesa44l,44. forbss. W. to Ulm I* la. 14a- ; ILIA. too., tts.,—At W Verb. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY le i ISM WEST LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHI BITION, 11.01411,MALL, Ooeenteparden..—Adedmion, es now reduced :—XVINING, !ROM 6 TILL 10 3d.: M Were 10 till 6 6d. Friday :—Morolits, , Zreolog. 67 1 1 eacele all previous exhibitions (side the press).—The Duke of York's School. with their Bend, will attend the Exhibition To morrow (Wednesday), the 17th, from S to 6 o'clock. THE GREAT INDIAN BASKET FEAT and Startling Musics el the Instantaneous Growth of Flower Trees, as only performed by Colonel STODARE, continue to excite ardvereal admiration and astonlehment. THRLTRIZ of HYSTRRY, EGYPTIAN HALL EVILLY NIGHT at 8, SATURDAY APTIRNOON at d o'clock. "Then esperimeata really must be seen to be In any way understood. for description cannot convey an adequate Idea of them."—The Times, Dith RP% 1806. Marty applications for the etas will prevent Ms ypefttment. which may be obtained at Hz. Miltchell's Royal Library, and at the bus-floe trom 11 till IL METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware mai —Op at 710. Professor Bilvesterb improved MINNIZBAHA ; or the Abode of the Queen of the Naiads. By Clarl Yemen. Find ranee of the Legitimate Comic. Albert Stogie, The Beset Vence at nine. Opera, MARTHA, with fell B.nd and Chorus. Manager and blualcal Director, J. J. MOLL THE OXFORD. —This magnificent establish- A. monk nutty decorated, ventilated, sad netted, is open for Skit MITIMer season, with trails candidates for favour, sew Ope ratic delsetious, da. The male portion to supplied by the best meltable task sad every other department ruefully attended to. Dome *pinta debt o'clock. Admission : Area, ed.: stalls and balcony, la ; private bola, 10 d ed. HISS BANKS will sing Franz Abtz's celebrated soar, "The Cuckoo," at Madlle. VALI/111bl MORIING IRT et the Qoesa's Calumet-rooms. Rsomer.equare, los I. Pres for 19 stamps. Published by Robert Cocks sad Co., Ns* BurUngtorretrest TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Mumsll ITALY. TURIN, MAY 15. Aa official decree, published to-day, regulates the issue of the loan of 425,000,000 lire. The in terest will be reckoned from the Ist of January, 1865. Part of the loan is reserved to certain pri vate banking-houses, and the rest is to be taken up by public subscription in Italy. The amount re served for public subscription is 160,000,000, and this portion of the loan is to be paid for in 10 in stalments, the last of which will fall due in October, 1866. The offices of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs were transferred to-day to Florence. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. ORAN, MAT 14, Evian.. The Emperor arrived here this evening. The reception was magnificent, and the greatest enthu siasm prevailed. His Majesty is in perfect health. THE BOMBAY MAIL The following telegram has been received by Beater's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- PaDY SUEZ, MAT 15. The Orissa, with the Bombay mail of. April 29, reached here at two p.m. to-day. THE NEW CONSTITUTION FOR MEXICO. The Indfpendance Beige says —" Of all the news brought from Mexico by the last transatlantic steamer, and which is published by the Moniker, the most important k that of the promulgation of the provisional constitution of the Mexican em pire. It could not be other than provisional, in fact, for while ensuring to his subjects civil liberty, equality before the law, personal safety, property, the exercise of their worship, the liberty of publishing their opinions, the Emperor Maxi milian, pending definitive organisation, reserves to himself *Lomeli political rights ; he alone repre sents the national sovereignty and all authority. The statute which has just been published, there fore, is anything but a fundamental law or consti tutional work." Upon the same subject, the Temps of yesterday says: Among the state deourneste which arrived from Mexico yesterday figures an organic statute promulgated on the 10th of April by Maximilian, nod intended, says the short preamble which precedes it, to prepare the definitivii one- Ideation of the Mexican empire. This statute, in the re production of it gives by the Manias's, is called provilosal. orradthe country to which it applies hasooneequently emerged from the provisional state in which it ham existed eves aims the seressioo of the young Emperor only to enter upon another provisional Mete. The Mminin empire, which imetows upon itself the name of a moderate hereditary mo narchy under a catholic primes, reeemisse that it emanated from the national sovereignty; but the Mahn' does not at present admit any division of power ; it institutes so lative chambers, and until it is otherwise ordained in the definitive organisation of the motaircbiesi establishment it is the Emperor alone who represents the sovereignty, and who *amebas it is all its breaches, either by himself or by the( tetigicietbry of the authorities and the polls fenetionaries, the most important of whom, next to the midst's", are Imperial commissaries, a kind of wiser doses nics placed temporarily at the head of the eight greet ad ministrative divisions, and the payola commandiag the eight great military divisions, of the empire. The taxes are anneal, but they are riot voted for want of a deliberative assemblytbey are simply decried. The Temps then gives a summary of the prin cipal dispositions of the constitution. Mexico is divided into fifty prefectures, and a proportional number of districts and communes. The prefect ' is assisted by a council of government, none of the members of which, however, will be elected. The municipalities will be choeen direct by the people, but the mayors will be appointed by the Emperor or the pretecte. The suffrage belongs to all Mexi cans, but the exercise of it is accorded only to those who have "honest means of existence." In dividual security is guaranteed, and no one can be put in prison except on a warrant from the compe- tent authorities. The liberty of the press is pro claimed, but journals can be suspended by Imperial decree in the interest& of peace and public order. "Such," adds the Temps, " are the principal fea tures of the provisional Mexican statute. With the best disposition in the world it is difficult to see in i t anything else than a continuation of the dictatorship." PER. DOZEN QUARTS :—Beaajolais (Paris maim. iss. Bs. Badlion Claret (INV. lea. Roumanian. let ; Cadiz 'limners, Ws_ .. • senate I Port, 24e, Per dozen In pedal Plata:—Fure While Wine Weans vinegar, 6.. : Vererg Invalid Mout, is. 94. Single bonle seat for rice and ad. emirs In stampa—GßOßGE VRREY, Sbotildhatn.atreet, Bern stanegrare. W. is. per dons extra *hared and allowed tee cue and bottles. ALL IRON WORK The ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Old Si. Tanerse-reed. Loenou, N. W. TABLE GLASS, CHINA, & CHANDELIER& J. 101711118 Lad SONE Rave NA added LIVE NEW SHOW ROOMS to their manatee tory, when the largest mortameat to the world of these goods at *Er alastatietare ray be ire`-147, Rettadadltatt. LAMS VOA INDLL T C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets . and boxes of their PRIZE MEDAL PA/LAVINE CANDLE& EUTPIAZD TO HER WEEMS GOVERNMENT. T C. and S. 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The 141 W IMMO SUM and ENGL. 0/LININT9 La all dais and styles, for all ogee, are sew on view. Fos BOYS.—At 86 •nd 67, OXFORD-STREET. inickerbocker Snits 15.. to SM. Westminster end Osborne S 1 We, Barrow, and Rugby Bolts lll. to ars. Light Overcoats, te Hennas and Tweeds lts. to 21s. Jackets, for *cheek kelt-dram, and dress .... Teets, in Cloths. Tweeds, Drills, and Witham, Trousers, In Tweeds. Backsides, and Deerskins SEPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENTS. UYA and Cd., Se and $7. OXFORD-STREET. No. L Osatkussa's Clothing for houssdists wear. „ 2. Bespoke or Order Department. „ i. Am. and Youths' Ultima DepIAMOISt. „ 4. Eats, Caps. Hosiery, and Out& Deportment. Mee Twopeara mint PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Evening A. Ne a wspaper sad liArrieW. coot has, besides all the News of the Der, umber of orlplial articles on Politica, Liters Sere, 11 eallabersatreet. Strand. ONLY A OLOD.—Now ready, at all Libraries, 11 vols., Only • C " od, the New Novel, by the Author et " lady Aortlefe Secret." te. Job. Matwell sad Co.. let lisetatreet. NSW lOVIL BY AUTHOR. OF "LADY ADDUCTS SWEET.' Now reedy, st all Libraries, la I vols., "0 D. lobo Max Y A L well and Co., 110, FMetedreet. DRAMATIC PRIM TRAINS IN FILANCIL—A Pali* correspondent of the Nord says :—"The Society of Drs. rustle Authors, brought face to faoe;with the liberty of the theatres, is passing at this moment through a severe ordeal. Whin certain managers complain of theetigeocies imposed upon them by the treatise, as in paying 160,000 fr. (6,4600 fora burlesque like Rothowago, the snows of which is evidently doe to the expense incurred by the management and the skill of the mot en snot, I have been told of • letter from M. Thomas Sous g% the author of the Caul and of numinous comic operas, who demands in the interests of free oompetitios among authors the disealatioa ot the Dramatic Society. This protest, which is shortly to be published, lue already obtained several signatures." ' Dr. Manning, the Roman catholic archbishop elect of Westminster, leaves London this week for Rotes, where he is to be consecrated as bishop and to receive the pnlium as archbishop, at the hands of the Pope himself. It was at fiat inteeded that the ceremony abookl be performed In Loudon, but this intention has been changed. The sew archbishop is by no means a favourite with a few of the older priests in his sew diocese, and his nomination took them by surprise. But by the peat majority of his futon INCORPORATED SOCIETY TOR PROMOTING THE flock, sad more Particular') by the 70111iler clergy sod the Reuisousnorr, Borunsoi, AND Rermanio or CHURCH= laity, he H much liked, aid he is acknowledged by all to be AND Onanda.—This society held its usual ninthly inestiog ow of the most eloquent preachers. ea the r! Z acente s s bon Na. e, N 7, Whitehall ; the ~.OVIZNOR JOHNSON AT THE SERGI or NASH tditiee. the Lord Bishop of Lialglarr the chair. =A.—Divine these el cad sesees— during the dreadful There were also present the Earls of Dartmouth and dulness of isterrupted con i i g niunioatioos, failing s upplies, Romney, the Bishops of Bangor and St. Anpli, Sir Walter sod s l an k of soy km of amusements, it wool sot be C. James, Bart., the Very Rev. the Den of York, Arch- strange if more tem pers should seek solace in oouviviality. deacon Jones, the Revs. A. Bonadaile, Waller Field . Cease But, (Tom fi rst to l ast. Gown-Dor Jokseen was a modal of sod Robert Trittoe, Messrs, Jobs Boodle, Orme sbstsis i oussis. Hs aver playd muds, for ssissessiss or Coeburn., J. F. Frame Edward Homey, Arthur Powell. pis. He nom, indulged to drink os soy sin ,. orosotoo to Francis S. Powell MA' , and William RlVia' R. • greeter eater than possibly a clergymen would at • ewe, George m. A., secretary, etary, and Rev. .. 0 • " B. Reid. m ; and as for the smaller viers, he was free from them M.A.. assistset secretary- °m it a of 'w all y mama"( to all. His whole aims and objects, his entire aspirations, 7001. wen made in aid of the following objects. Building ssissed ossiss is is . is.ssissiisssisos of the authority churches at Dectonholme, in the wish of I. Mary's, Car- of Federal ga►eromnt ever hi. Stab , her woad , roe .; lisle Oalow, in the pariah of Cter fi eld ; Caedvad Use Federal -a to the Ullll6O, protection of loyal adieus in all paste of the the perish of L'ach astar i Dur ham ChalaaaaalaSa• nthe State, sad punishment of " osinannis and iatelligeot pastels of Dittos nosh, Willa ; Choppiogtan, so the parish traitors* wherever found. Surely the people of the United of Beellington, Northemberlaed ; Boswell, in the parish States ems Woe their trust sun faith in mesh a moo in the of Mot*" Durham ; HoSintou St. Joke, mot Hastings new silted relations he h e a r a . aust been celled to hold sod Sacristan, near Durham. Rebuilding the churches at tow ards them.—Nee , ws z , retiree, seer Bridal ,and lloptan, near Lowestoft. Ea- N AVAL COVET MARTIAL.—A naval court martial Wiles or otherwise unready, the scoommodatice is the was - bald yesterday co board the Boyd adelaido.rr_il#4% &arches at &Afoot. nor Housslow ; Finhingfield, wear , Brent:es, Ewa ; Porthilly Chaps/. in the lariat of St. 'i r 7.7.7; rties ZZ: o .'l , ;:r7 trial the Tho mas L. XII " ; sear Wedsbriaas ' Liersesil ; sea 3SiSsss ' • " sr anew Oossmaader J. IS. Vedson. The charge "nine The manual ;moral court and public mooing is siii• ._ , =Per Monday esx. ' May 22ed ' " 3 o'clock, " St. ' Co 7=ire:ZtrYETZ: " 27 triZ;;;67•547711; a (minor) Ball, Regeotonest ; (31•00 the Arch- OE ti e is wows, std el Oesterleary is the art. Ticker of admission a° W IS gone 114101 W io may obiama el ties ca . ; Whisaha ; the ward-news. A stoker, a prianer on board at tie time, pa cillea .man of 117 4 :0141/42 O for earg the Ri Peope vin ge u tos ,.. s of , w it irk. Gcepel . m & a y bia , bo asaa a a s sisha t aria l ssod hithaossoost watch, The ne Primmw ootot o. p toorod isa" no mow , oho arro w dr . imrt repair 'weds f the icz essu all esnierity w. as setimg-lientsmaet, and to be die- Meeting churches :—Clirint Church, is the m'ar"' •••• dieser al Lasko Forientiel Cinch, Os,, in INNS or Ootray.—The examinations of (sadi sm so d peal ' s, B lockhouse , lockh in dates far admirer to say of the Inns al Gnat, the diocese of Waterier. with the view of beeping twee for rail to the PAMIR...N/ITO% Mussinr, 800711 Hassurolos. fiv the asaZ d tleVil Uhl irel• the —Nomiber of vidton foe the week ending May 13, 1,420. Taal ea alliseh Teta maalbee sheit the epode& et the ROIRIMM bee oily .r ot Ti t y Zi Tim.. NM red rat MO lent N 67 ,118 1), 911030. Jut published, Third TAM on, rice lc, port tree for 14 stamps, with le Illustrstions, SKIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. By Bonn J. JOinalf, M.D. Containing the modern treatment (radopted at the Hospital St. Louts, Paris), for the ears of those 11111.01 . 0111 diseases so prevaleet in a high state of civilisation, too often consequent on an Impure state of the blood, mesh* cutaneous eruptions, scorbotte affection and scrofula ; treatment for auperfloal and deep-seated ulcers ; tor atif:4 the circulatory system, causing discoloration of the radium, roughness of the skis, disfiguring the face, and "Thisit au unsightly appearance, in lion ot a clear, fair, and wal boot i ls z ,ta l' he has aimed to make it, ' thoroughly metal and practical. "—Medical Times and Gazette, August 4, 1880. To be bad direst from the Author, 28, George-street, Hanover square. London. W. Di DR. CULVERWRLL on MARRIAGR : IM Obligations, Happiness, sad sapeaintonenta Prios Is. Maw OornbM :ar /Mane TRI PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, Ss. Mem Ms. Ladies' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s pretensions' residence, B. Orsat Marlborough-Wrest. W. AWN the Post.ollico Grind Turkish Baas, la. 6d., 19, St. Mirth:ale-Grand, SC. PARIS. —Tin GRAND HOTEL, Untamed dee Cameros, Piece du Nonvel Opera, Opposite the flue de to Par, and war the Thais Mir, have been opened since July, net It contains 700 bed.romm, prices from 4f. to !IL : 70 drawing-rooms, from H. to IN.: magnificent salon, capable of dining more than IS persons. and where there Is a table Whole at six o'clock. Dinners and breek- Ler are served a la carte in the coffee-rooms, as well as In the apartments. There lea reading-room. with the her Jr gligh and foreign papers and publications, a music-room, and a drawing- I room for the use of revolters without any additional charge. There are also baths, Millard-rooms, smoking dinar Porafike. cabs, carriages, and omnibuses, going to the railway stations. The nervier speak all larmages. This superb hotel, portaging all that modern luxury and comfort can combine, cad situated in the most fashionable part of Perla is recommended tore atten tion of travellera lad.epradently of their two Hotels, the Compagnielmroobilitre has established an exterre private ►urntkd House oe the Boulevard des Capucines, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand Hotel, where families can reside as in their own private ter decent. and wbenthey may requiem 1161.0 g the utmost comfort. STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] THE VISIT OF O THE PRI DUBLINNCE OF WALES T. (nom °us snow, DUBLIN. MAY 14, The gracious labours of hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales in giving a fair start to the Dublin Exhibition have now drawn to a happy close, and his royal highness is, I trust, by this time enjoying the repose of the domestic hearth, a luxury of which be is by no means permitted to have a surfeit. On Thursday his royal highness paid a prolonged visit to the Exhibition, carefully examining its multi farious contents, and gratifying the exhibitors by judicious praise everywhere, and in some came by liberal orders for their choirs goods. As on all pre vious occasions of his royal highness's appearance in public, the people crowded the streets to see and to cheer him ; but again I am sorry to say there was a good dealof disappointment in consequence of trouts different from the ordinary one having been chosen lby whoever had the direction of the carriage arrangements. And here I may be permitted digress for a moment, to allude to one or two matters, which for obvious reasons I hesitated to mention while his royal highness remained in Deb•in. Almost immediately on his royal higheese's arrival, some contemptible and silly persons, calling themselves members of the Fenian brotherhood, drove about the town in hackney cars t circulating handbills, headed " Sic simper tyrannis," and call ' lag on the people not to shout for or follow the chariot wheels of a foreign mines, the son of a Saxon mother. These weak ebullitions of a wicked sedition were treated by the public with the most entire contempt, as has been proved by the extra ordiniry fervour and unanimity of the public sen timent whenever the Prince showed himself to the people • but still, if the sudden changes in the travelling arrangements had been other than the result of mere accident, some allow ance must be made for the min who had devolved upon them so serious a respon ions sibility as the safe keeping of the heir apparent to the throne. The loyal feeling of the Irish people to her Majesty and family was never more conspi cuously nor more universally displayed than during the Prince of Wales's visit, and never was it re ceived with more gratification or implicit faith than by its recent illustrious objeot ;but then it is very well known that any great crime or criminal attempt happening anywhere sets &lithe madmen in the *arid in an extra erase, and the recent occurrence of Mr. Lincoln's murder, and the wicked allusion to it in the Fenian handbill, might excuse a little extra caution in the Castle authorities. Some of wliat has happened has been, however to my certain knowledge, the result of sheer accident, as, for ex ample, the going in a close instead of an open carriage to the opening. The moment his royal highness stepped into the carriage he ordered the top to be thrown back, but on tb. attendants at tempting to do so it was found to be immovable, and there was no time to alter the arrangements. In the same way the town is full of gossip at the way in which the Kingstown Railway Company was treated, a royal train having been ordered, and heaps of luggage sent down for the departure whilst the Prince came down to the w aterside by an entirely different route. The explanation of this is, that his royal highness felt so impressed with the patriotic exertions of Lord Poweracourt in forwarding the objects of the Exhi bition, that he determined upon paying that noble man a special visit at his residence, in the same manner as the Queen had before honoured Mr. Dargan, and the situation of Powersoourt-house • • • wed it much more convenient to proceed from it at once to Carlisle-pier than to come up to Dublin and go down again by rail. But at the review the Prince rode along on horseback, in front of and quite close to the cheering crowd, in the most unrestrained and condescending manner, and in his visit of inspection to the Exhibition, drove through the most public streets in an open carriage, and without any military escort. His royal highness was received by the Exhibi tion authorities at the principal entrance, and at once commenced a promenade down the naves, giving to a majority of the cases a most careful examination. The English exhibitors complain that Mr. Benders, the able chairman of the executive committee, who is himself an Englishman, was on this occasion li k e the one Saxon in the Connaught Rangers who always made it a point to be the first man drunk on Patrick's day— more Irish than the Irish themselves, and gently led the Prince to the Irish cases exclusively. But this ma' have been all fancy, for Ireland is a land of imagination and surmise. Certain it is that his royal bighoess found much to admire in the local cases. He stopped a long time before Mr. Fry's beautiful poplins, and I believe (adored some, and was much pleased with Mr. Scriber's disp lay of jewellery. Aubert and Linton's cage, on the oppo site aide, had but a passing glazes, but Mr. Liston was condoled by being honoured with an audience next morning at the Phoenix-park, to submit to his royal highness's inspection the beautiful coral suite, the work of Louis Gismolidi, of Nice, and which daily attracts all the visitors to the Linton case. An appended card informs the spectator that the artist took twenty years to collect his ose terials and complete his work ; and as the suite is all of the rare sod valuable pale variety, and is most elaborately carved, this is not improbable. The coral suite promises, in fact, to be a worthy successor to the Piping Bullfinch 4 1862, whose melodious notes were the means of collecting 1,5001. for charitable purposes. The Prince most carefully inspected the suite, and ex pressed high admiration both of its material and workmanship. The case of Mr. Waterhouse, gold smith to the Irish court, was honoured with a long inspection, the Priuoe expressing high approval of the rich contents ,• and Mr. Brunt's:, another local jeweller, had the honour of submittiug the whole of his rich wares to royal inspection. But whilst ad miring the beautiful, bar Royal Highness did not forget the useful, but carefully examined the specimens of the rapidly rising Irish wool len manufacture, exhibited by a Rathfarnham house, the name of which I do not at this moment recollect. They consisted of friezes and tweeds, both excellent of their kind, and of a sort which is rapidly getting into general consumption. The enterprising firm by which they are exhibited have lately fitted op English machinery of the most of icient kind, and have every hope of making the woollen only second as a staple to the linen manufacture of Ireland. I hope the great national importance of this infant manufacture, and the notice taken of it by the Prince, will justify this I rather lengthened notice of the (sae. His Royal Highuesa gave so much of his time to the Irish exhibits that he had little left for more than a very few moments' delay in the foreign department, where the French goods shoos so conspicuously. The beautiful tapestries, how ever, and the Sevres vases were honoured with a glance, after which the royal party proceeded to the gallery, when the fi rst visit was paid by his royal highness to the Belgian pictures. On Mr. Corr Van der Kaaren, the Belgian oomminrioner, being presented, his royal highness said, "I have good news for you. The King is getting well. I had a letter from the Duke of Brabant this morning to that effect, and he also parti.• calmly requested in. to look after the Nal gian pictures." I give this as a spealesem of the frank affability with whisk his Royal nese addressed himself to the week in hand,and I need hardly say how much the worthy commissioner was overwhelmed with the condescension. I should add that although Royal Ermlinswes visit had not bees peenewsly linnoWised, the public somehow mimed to have , got sprettypossal intimation of it, aad semadia#7' 1, b e y l iut.. at of Heigh 21/ 1,- OW WS' ~ tu. :high goes Oa s ....... lii