The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-29 00:00:00

"'I 7 f • e d. 0:" _o4egtiL / / / ZaVN YArt ir arr'i rfit • ' NEWSPAPEh .fi , .Th A Tt CETI) rt • Ci.; , l \ - 4i o) 68311dxg No. 4,226.1 (Stamped id. Additional) [TWOPENCE. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 29, 1860. QVERLAND ROUTE. COMMUNICATION i hy oil.. m I. A #DI/1.,, •L'4TRALIA. M.. TA 119E9T. PINIV I I LAIL ORIENTAL *TEJON NATIORT.O2 OOMPAST BOO; f! NOLILI sad men. Offfoo fowl rap& for E C4l4 ‘ l ‘;i,,f °W. A.. frei.! 4 loolsor ° " ixo=loi li oto it ...,., , for on .ra.tar. *oh . Zaps, Aem. ..4 ib... Lf t 1 eo owl Irt, or a". toostb ; sad for 011:oshoo. Jay limutoo, 11.1r1t.w. Romilfs, nor Owen% ?Ir a , of, Af1...0.0. , , M.lteurak eat Draw. by tbe Lk. 1.11 of root math.— tor fortbor R 9 Com4aLl •JO +e. M. IminiaLl424i. Low LI: . 4 isl-albre. YgottitarayAL. DSVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I PACK 1.7 OW P.—EO- NE ON ET Dina Mignon 1019 knktolt. 4•Prelet , . ie. BA•io% NOM efloporoblpDllll9TONll. Al. 0 . :on War. JAMAS N 9 4 TeX. Contooseor ; lift at the Mo. L.....10rt Lost. TOR orool fo ispreily lOW foe ;be Rada Oho ha. o 111 o poop, olth fowl oromorlootion for aloft maybeyry.—.. Y. 4 WAY tA Ought or Irmo NW so WOVE?? Rol NOCIELS. AIR P. 91 NW .uses. DEVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SBI STDXST Piot P. M 1 posotooliS W. 14 May. Maine at I.lasoutta.li Tow Oral. to imbook Wowlol. ll k too oplootll.t ftlotto-latilt ably SHAMA. A 1 LI Moo lbalooslos I. Noon , 11. Duta, sod Sort. toglioar 1.017 took J. & SWANSON. C 4. otaiaOr latog th• Soft leek Dock% TW IN, SO boo n fall ;.op. with ',ow. "manual aavonvolsoloa. to cabin prawn. Mot tows l.'at base oat) sod Ala.. .toolar.• dolasbloopportway lot a kw laten.4l , sio paossoovra. athl •IN co -t1 Y OWL Ice Woo at trolotOt oft pow ar.f. t Mr. S. TLY. We Low.. Neon poshor and r. n.. IMIT? and 1100&& 111..—Por *owl DEVITT and MOORES AUSTRALLOT LINE ,4 MI P.—) o• MAAS? TOMO DINA liollotor goimoot to 'l4 Lot* Coorot.. urger. o :be OA* two artosorto. liet.i..b.bott: Mar 15 . 1 r. Vt. • 418 13 "."11° err 2 1" eam it r. 1 ooloso; set' trt sae AUL R. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK .4 racier Blur. —t ' .>• Ltr7SCZOTOII Most r rog•lar mew. Or rano Io • Icor , for Itft ?Milo oity, sad eV to Oingstobol Annly. Ur Pr oiln.z kirk 1.114.404 roma 'Minter. • nort.tor toos. LIMN 1. °ON Otomodur kw= Jr Loroo• D emise• sa-ousolatles ler stow Ale pip .fin forth.r potleu••• y Mr.?. B. WAL/Lik, Ur. • ••••••stim; au. bat try sad 1100111.1.111111tiroirest. DIIVIIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE P WEI? /HI GEELONG. Part IPHEIp. Gina lir I sue", at %Ss siorft. Insist In. !n Er. mat ponies of bee mew aserped...t ram $ surereic at wssb ..4. .11 ins* Wei IWO,. HeGI tome W EGLI/ /41:. • 1. nprtrr !4 JOigIH W. Or 11 TON. 4 losessisr: Ifl.f b ths Lv0.64 1,444. Has slasilast sr•wanolaGS's fee paglorews—lst MM. r ' 4 WWSIG w prep sy, J t, DLTI?? sad Muultil. 111111111.trul YOTICC-Tb Ir U.. i! 1 , lal t. I. - - - •••• ••• • 10 Cart ilarkwr ea Mt% col cud so 1 barrosed priek to Iliad ....1 BIUTISH sad NORTH AMERICAN RO YA L loOmo: S tit h arrOV.VlTg . "l:l,.., `" VlTZ; nark' POOL .r.l DOPTON. Ohs No*. 11V: a ow &L M•• UAU I /AN Is laol NI 1 ncrol.• mot ?-r 3 • orl. looms.; I Gist loaders M 141 :PAM ASI A. for N b.W TOR li .......e:. rolopilis. Sot& J. C 01.10.. for wino 0. ...t w•lay. Nora Il• • A WU. Ise DRS VOA IL sensit.lloftsisr ; no& It. • 'halo parramo moll Irony N••••••• 4 Ilsvarare, as to timo. tined •• Nor Tort •• 1~4 Its Orval KO Own Map Karnak. IP=owarg loslolio Onordr.f. Or golorosoirok •.. • .names . IMA ma be ...Aloof go >-+P. BOdas wirl did golds. SO. •••••3 MT& V. foe Perk. ebbs , 'h ihr . •••••4 ogris. Al. Pr• Los •• NoltroL, sal Sew rt. 13 pm lio owl Iyr gym Wow. Orli L Is. fa god Wiwi. Mrs so ...Wow Mos rro a Noir. worm of morod ••• or mom et Was frOwmalko awls Yr J. I N Perot M ili.—P litorairoo. Loolm D. = .6 L 0i..... •••50. awl 11. row d• Its rob: O. owl J. Olorom: D. sot C. 31 . Quisairms: it lo b =l O. 11Plow. 113sOmproes4 Ltir.ore. WEEKLY BTtAM COMMUNICATION to xam TOOL—fl. LIVOILPOOI4 01W TORO, sod Ph it.AoLLruid, •T1A31.0111 ' COMPANY mond d...... Oro .41 1 Win arm ...:m Mp 4 oars. g0.....m do undmr. WIMMUID ml 415 p........, w o rsor urvarvol. Vol NNW TOOL C A O F F FA ' itti IT l tr=l7: riani 7 CITY OP APO Ir 0 ..Ad. Voirsio: am. Id. And wry 4. seam WelEmiss. ea.t. MM. , . IS. 11. us. Al a...... rowant to db. 0n,ma....... form. was 4 now, 1.:•.: ad Id ponolom. sas..l. r•MINFP t e.a. der Oar& and We 11... woe. NM.. aim. . wen Mom. lonm—Al gab. penircan 'pop ft WILLIAM IMN tr, 11........ 14.srpor ; or le Airtil irl SAOAT. I. Lag OWA EaTEANI from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA vii romaxo. IM M.-atroal Oar Daft Mir latassare aritran. I.IIIIIIIVOL 10 100TIAND. Moak Araortas. ao. I plassaa to haat potot h o.iollo la ina. 11100. 1 r e ns". awl l arat.. . . la W it la- to To im Paned zre MOLL otol r M w 4 c a w ar-tasalaorpta. !TEAM twice a week to ROTTERDAM sad the A 7 Weerbids hr-MY_Ounprr• emeote tr. rAT t ISt. Ortruit W SNIT / , bloom tone algooOds SeTana an I N wnew Aram •tta r , waighn,4 eallany aNaltlag MII . the Mr oat. elasta •btp / YtXou sio. M. IKOLIN. how ra tl. Tv.... c.c.; :a .r.ialt ttns. torll.—lror Iwww. aon. 440 At Voletnal Illooest , t4.-otrr: or to FUILLIPPC VIM, sal to OD Itothorat L otter In* Compost,. 11, alp. Alt" ffBAP mad EXPEDMOUS ROUTE t• irblOottow 111LASIA Nem Weeps Swamp to WATICILD owl CORI. Y MILSORD MAVIS, sid hosi lowyw VOlL ewl sal Wwwwwo ban the Yeomans at Sow MUNK SW. grown Y Mrwwei Own wdßn ry ways km ne. 4 1 074 Y. 2117.flUIDAII. as! 4ASlTlLarr us ‘w OOSJI b. Yv NW, war. r...::-d., 411.0. lbw Wier, Ss. aL TtOrS4lmi &ISIS was. agailaiie it ser - 7k twinthar. 416, ire ea Or& To nano tiumis Iwo W0w033.1 dial It &U sea km. NMI wort fleaday. Womortay. tot Per.—hrpoullamtart al do 113.31.6, 11ea... t 3 Wiwi& EGAD eel Jatll/0111. letat I &aura tiatalta. 103 11111.34 Mit.t. to to Ur. row NWT. Wrieterd : sr &mat 00111113111.0r} . LOANS GRAITID WITEOUT LIPS AI U&UOr 10IPISMOW MUTUAL LOAN FUND TVS ASSOCIATION I Pororparaidal War. 1.. Onraa Ilwarll4l~4. Pa:4MM AL *MCC KIT S. Ussomeml Peraalegai ril ton Pado a awa Pftionl. ray,. grtisaaa lag•try kw, aia4 BO 1061.0. MO MI6; tar Warm T. Ism alma emoihJ el OW Aanalailm ga-aki.. the Orsamy aa aangasta w Wawa:L.oa larasslataly. slam 1a.1,4 bra advasam4 wltiatia aaaarams. wit MA auseama • I .41111•1••• Norma et pregame. eur . V fur Inlereellhea. free. Of Liam MA raddiall al a dina.agaa Gam fl ASH ADVANCES MADE, without_ de lay, by Nj the ASH IS V/bOlllll. 0011PAIIn ll•mras..eataaakea - at rrt.. 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Allots" il6. 4. 1. .T.'.'• Tort. i 011 u 4 11. 4.4,14 4 444 4. 411 Iv T 4 . - 0 t4.4.4 .'I : .II 4 4.41 7 4 '411 II lit 7 jib I I: 1...•rt►V•4444 •of' I I t 003 j 14 If 11, 4T 4 :. 0.1. rt 33.•,.. 3. ; . •:ty lltB T. 5190 I I'm P.,..b. ... : :,; 31$ 4A I 4140.4 8 Tee 4tb. • 14431414. tor lA., Wei..' , 4401113101111110, lOW 0440“. 5en5544 1. 03.3 e, ....I 1...ra• .4 rut.. .tur a. Ma WINN* ile 444144 Of 14114 , 4444..44 .. p.4-T ..1 —11k14400 Attleboro," 41 Vahritelieel. W. M It (41 r HEY HAIN HESToItED to it. NATURAL COLOVIL—MMUIKALMIA 44 , 3 •lmm i amailim 1111101110611 fta• M. O/ Joist., CV114:14 4. M. MI MI NUM PATSY? MAO killt.'nU 4444 lt.. c.o.* 24. 4d. to Sic vrey Smlr mel M.. 44444 Pre..olol V. M. 1. 't rpppppopp *ou,.. 4,. 4.14.. ams 1444. ITUtAt ttt p...t Gm 4 444smer. lunpuss.4 Pamosim, by Mmeteessms a...t,. • a.I emulate UPI 1111•10114/* (101iNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE xi NAILS ISTILIITIID (tII Is ass sissis. ISOM •4 oss.l* Mr. M SDALL.M, lainielis4. Wel SS Wa I. Uif pesterrst Tangs, b. ISL Is Is st.l Y. Issismousle Inss lisps rawly. lAA& iss, be ts Maniple sl sass Ines as tem ./t Siesdas, absilsr 1.. ~0100 :—Yes. LOS las. Ake Lori Ilsibei se Leedom 1‘..5.611 bir wrol ems ems so M ara MUMS Arta dis MANS Warder. U. Josses Su ts.. LJR wool. sad I sure wuns.l•l lies Wiest be •04 gab Ansell INsolloseild h. la QasesaL 1) R. lIKLJLOCII LOZENGES and POWDER Yresabbla O. &meow! of to homy' s sos u..biaa bd. I , or them,. 01 10 , 11aulled mad Cdonla • arl sae Fondue I/bap. a 6. Sumar, abd ua I losikva L b. W. se. bobs 44 prank" —l2aftual I LU. JUZI.II% tI. Ilas Laututa. Load a. Tlt l; LY EFFICACIOUS sad AULD. Pe. elkeTre 1111.101:8 kW LINKS MLA. premed erltheee • 14• r.vr.1111.•• hem the re/pt ef De. Meek et llwhe4. L... Tr.-. PILL •tk a• healeable ban sheaelhe bees Wheels .• I MO, •Ne. tneet. eseshe. eidelaer. dhilleeneee . • .t... he. t i r •= 468.. 01.0.1611.1.4/61 •• • hawk t 1 =r im Jr • .L. 4 1 / 1 41, •%4A111114 .hilla Wk apemen la I • 46.4.111, that's's*, appalls. pruners dleakeeaad slemlkes IV. te hat.. .teteri.—eleed 4MO il4l4ll..k i ti lb 44. meth. he 0114.• le Irk kw Pt. % deelek .. 4.l . emiz ank eer . hews* ere e erne. awe p 1111 •aw% . J tahreseeek• theratel ea the downtime home 10ZEAU'IS COPAHINE or BAOCHARATED op CA PACO A —CApat......e %••• sr.*l •^lb bog nur ••• hog ••••• • ased ...a. sad walk. e.tr. 4.l•Amill. AL Jam .4• s •••••6011 • Yaw. Admio WAWA/ 11WWWW. ti ••••••••4. rN. nh.lar. • i 4 , 4141144 PMIIIIIV44IO. tio• • th• .‘t imeras. WWI non .. • m 1.16 oho flramt Maks Implity.lL. • Th.., fihn'....l Oa 1..••••••• • ispier We I 1N.1.41. LAIMI. I Im•A. " LANA: 11..41 gel WO Da N. Sea • a•••• . ••••11.1•1• lk.• I • 'Av../ pa. mac . ••••••• ••• •• . •• 441114. 144 ro .41 ••• 4 - 1144.1 • 40ANANA /I kV saw • In. ' .l P.A. Al •J JOIAILL"st bar WINIMS, II • 4/14. •to Irk*. et It. as. Onioug3. b."•; .84" '"81 4••••••••411041 ‘4444•4•44 EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WIMII 001IPAN. y. VI, l•Lwat. LW. awe Osis•em los hem ..,w t"Erunefit WWWW. MOM OW WWII* IMMO VONT W NI •••••••••ro• • wing se IS tor 051•1. NMI ANIMAL roar IL WWI, MOW= SOUTH ATIIICA II SIMI! . 111•AwIlle. - Sbein.t swot letrolsoud Ie thii . •;Xiiii. ROYAL vIOSOZIA 11411117.811 T. awl ey Pa . SPLWIII ID OLD PORT Unison la •••L .... We. ILTLIALLWO lIP/111 . 4oultrA a ._. .. us. ; yap' to Net domed ells. per dna R. 1C SS mum. mad sweet Oar— Ill• Dodo ••41 whew sad fleet* ass wean ?shwa, jestiss. Taft ail. WI /LOD TIPPING. Mumps. V O T I C E.—To induce a trial of SOUTH ki ll .11,110113 WIXOM. at Pk soll M. per dca.. bottles Welsh& Govictif unw. wlisli s kos o r v cs = e llre . :=l:a s ztlig iblisi lratte l t u t=e d le a tas•n i ra t • "" 16 . ' PO pat bolds d toga Abler Nall i let bottle of bog = Voisin. RAU pist Wile of WO Amesalliads. BMWs rat Oigs f tadaded. toloalsl llsseft. wry @spider. lb. p=ten. BM Gle. a arerriklls.ll . Prise boo Me as Addreo—lk. ABVI W ONT 11&40ULemke. W.O. OZlF=and Rid& logooksi, Mow ItiI'ARTELL'S OLD BRANDY. bottled in JAL Game thumbes. .re Ye* ewe weak awl band ea Ive made 1 deep M. eekiestese. lea anis bale 4b. Paw mOO% m• Per mg. eleetea lea ismsermis ee the redone =O A abeeeseaLma ifilia"alu z sok GB sea k weakly:Wl. .SALT art EAST INDIA PALS tad stmidit c asi liarte•on-Truzi. STOUR. Leeds'. ......... Rumford Mart = l. nenry-firesi. oia lk eZir e" 11 Osseprit=4 . Mod . Noosedboort*, aisc a llis r ba. e beibm ........ IL B. NAL? sal 0111.111 AM my be dpil Weller* le lie Weiss. s 61 of= 4 .111 4 be se . fr pyllern illi by AO O . O l , e. BEST sod CRSAllot lEAS sad 0017/111810 lIIROLAND aro al of Ono So In .b ..d of tHILLIPiI sal OA. Tin Welloo-Arook C 44,. Good Arms Oiraos*V i a. 111 14.. So. 41, owl Awl llosoloom. Db. Sm. let, 4s. NEW WI Ow name( 04. imOseelooo fon 04 to+..ar Ammo or morkoolowo la Nor lawi. • outotooniest atmartA prior Al we. wow Me Maio olpit Nan el re Om " WHAT is Ike wthi Waves say sow r— Why, ova PIO .111 emarg e teeemaki yeerleentse Fifth mei errs mops r iB 4 Igat ewe e. we P'esset The eidebell le be: 8 ,411.= . ..tel ree. ri.rpor a ll z —l iga tr# I 41.11 TIIA YY.f/Y,%, ebb a. TFRUITS mad PRESERVES. 10s. per 1. •as • TA Anne sail Pkaphos. 10.. Tar 4 era ; Nem Dundee ambled,. ka. par ems ; Crfulmill.ed and thee* b maid Irene .d Peel de Yeas Sim ems ad Ir uekoblee PIK 'Wool Lrlia. NM *man& misays. Swans Ws... 01 sad Maim Itemisun. Stesubouri Hewn. liandiro' I. we rill Weapialls Alms Mid 6o wisp. X. It amain Vol tar St end de. gop e-11* WA 11/1.1211/Vd. ff. Jerson Snot, eerserg at...est. la ./nnieVassisee. AUBAGE B.—GENUINE 11031 A-MADE— . Ralf. N. per b. DOdBWPOS awl W!. Nei*" S. Owni.iiimies. VAL A.IIIJEL BROTHERS, !9, Ladiste-bill, ere the lawoolooo try ado Nikon of the :zoo m& . of the olkslool Woman 1)1411a01, omootiolif me puma sMEM BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, warrant dr Ilt sag maimilal et Oak lITIMIIAII TROUdEIIa Med. SAMU/LL BROTHERS, 29, Ludists-hill, 'narrow Oak 110T1' SUITd. at sio.. amipleSi. QEDENHAIL • T p OP COAT, 41L; TROUSERS, la Ds 1144 31111.1.1111118 01)St Ifs 119.—PsNoss/ ills sodistii ter Or ssessioises sr Moo ars ails ibs ssaessils sot slesstres =ism gai d rsa i nt 410 *pm shish stirs ill=imes• at his dimsties_ssis pen Tai=la." Si. of ShAlirgla /AO MB AS. 39, NOTICE TO VOLUNTRERS. a.l w . I ~ . , c. 7 rd SOS JAVIITAJT d arm grui No dog agidgero un t r il s OtrgilEtt KIM 001 Pd. sad re ebb la g 15.gutil anima rib porpliarla and at Ode ggri imam& r ars 11.11.gellsragas gar beiVagro iriig adigalgroar rad rob. nerds arra Oa CleiatlitW ila 2twftwel A. DIM Kll e n MC& gi I ra dim* 1 / 2 101.18 la gnat vaigto fa all draw sal all orarga : (ggegeres rod Carr Warred dleildag bar aad Woad Omar ligranir Clillir. Illalaggg. alurgegog. agd Lord* Haft add data Bedard ki radlirad 4340USSIN. 'burr rat Tor Orr' da do. lioagrag Ogablag. liar 'a liras da so Lahrrrilaalleard (Tarr dolor: cool. ladlo w irad Sara Army arid :I agy Olikera god Outfit.. 11••• art badge.. Lgworled Tba II MOEN TA 'Wald U b rArriasil 'catalog a larn gad ler sr mod Ira of lbstia ao I Versa oar lacturgo Toe gar grad Cluarg mad Warms ars email. IL NOWA aal Omar of lairriag ar diddled rd Omer at Now Ozgardarad re lisaddral M. MOM art NO X ger a to la graarry olgargag dr It oat rids IFue•T IN!, Iprond r. Il will be eadmend. as tag a oar adarar, %dr beak erlelelag • OM& tb• 1111407 et Iklll4 °Mum. Mob sifairemeng arl at prim. orb fRa aigliailW 61,46 THE NINDISPENBABLZ" SLIT soft la webs= taken mad misery W jpoiskietir •••Pleg Ar smillesorldba. wavelly. mad berms Ms is aivesily mew. or lm Iv ra• issieriabis sad airdseali• OM war War T. Mee Om Rik sistiol at I. MOHO ma lOL sumer d Mad as NM AMmie. arl arms of Now 00=4 oral awl Haman*. CAUTION.—DHANE and BON, Out Makers, Ns L. 140 Wlll4 1044144. baytut 4i it If 44114 4 MIK lebily bappesed to bees Is 4 44 of M meambw if Vlsisibb 114 Oiess. 41. by - Dese and 44. - bb 4041 A 4 44 MO tbir 444 14 Mr. 44 tymw .1 1% lift 44404 boa mand 4 .411 tour 44 .6. 4 r. 1.1 == 4l4 te a S. H. s 04 444 1•44. Sid 4 ail art.. of 44441 .4 by tbsm 14 14 44 Lam: 4 1114—D SASS 4 111111 Pilm.as IS. SW Wlll4 mmet. 14 44. NUNN% VEGETABLE (COLEA) OIL. 4s. per Imperial Osams. ruled l 094 yealles bar wapidte ow Wier Sur Illeiwatas. Arprol. aid al ellw 2•11. kr M.rtll3l and OM ta:t i os.. .0. •al Ng 'Stows difk. W WNW r 0•••••irs. OALB.—By Berm sad Railay.—llighbary sod NJ ilmfteil Oust Depats.-4.1111 mod 0401•40.-11simet lai illsolli wallmail. lithe Imo ligskawls, Ida lips. Owl tria_the , smart= by , mum serroe, Watiartel. M. li reaf 184 dam. &a. 1100:im imisam do% SI.; 'Pllirilsokfr 3.11,......1aribwa.Z.17.=,...wai1" w i rigrar i llipf . I. Oil= TWO Wes lane Mike% Walk" l aft lik abil &Mimi% KU PTU R II B.—By Royal Lotto. Patont. Warfel, 1106KAIII LEVIVCRUNIIMONMeI bad elhi• le No Ikhlhiliet . pe) le allowee ler speeee. .4 a* nedleel ee be Ewa elleakee levemelles la the ws. Nee of 1111111114. The re et a mei mese eh eitrna medal la Ile elheehe le hen eeekled: a NA Inaesere........heeim. razta.anel para 1.11112 %ds. - - - r.... .' ad lama lans masa b• d•••••ed. awl may we %Me *OW • J _ N - draft, fay be Yet mad the Trvie el the anardes. Am% en dh eelramheesee bea i re Irani bele* the WA mg to 'U mber. ler. Wirth, Pleesillep. it 0•11111•11 ea the sae saaai• nal • lama ••• OMB WWI •r 01. iNSLL'S SUN SOAP, tbo boot f o r pre emies dm sal bibs milk; whole al Mr SAW ow • 00 ••••• — ••••kaallatoms4 auk OPPOlimeS le bee 111110111~am. saminsed. asidas. amapsoka, sad Want madlikS i i: 6 l4lses Fair* Odadia Ovadana. &alas. la •11 oaar pow* all Waft di mulabold amid Miss arm stadia *ISM led saw lamp As. its.-6.6.* In. e. &Ai all arias la Sows and asastry. M I 6& ',aka sad paw asirspad slab dr was "Mn akasa.' BOWLANDEr KALTDOR, an Original botanical Nagar"*wimpMlßE and boyar,les ea essainlaa ini4 awl pirelyien ald "W aslirr i s 11: ."2. 44 : meahaes ."l"l" , and mbar a in. i saassoas VMS& t......idtr- do Ilirail 4l . V. " Wa ad biomalai It aaataas di p arai" awls 41 le Os —. ellaih• r 41 6 r•lstaasa le aal4 sad row eamay f r ia rzia Ita4l, Sul le ualsetaally la Ids• teas the Os Ss Men nabs. al the Cam 4.. Id. =a. St yrs —Ms .44. " flaralantlf an as Ilaa Moire al &Zak sad War 41 4.4‘... "L. 80w e.41..tt ..I=.l lnemola at hal 11•14 al 24 Ilalleallaran. J_s pahliherdpiki t. THE FRENCH TREATY a )(MIRKY, a PILVIIION. sad SLUM Guam FIiaMLICI TOM. kW LP. kr Trauma lb sal Italbribr Nierhas. 7S. OrnAll, LO. DA. &AMMO/ OS ARUM A, AID DIAILIUM or Tall SMART. Cho Ti, Mead _hayseed. Reitod Mitten. 10. M. trIHMA its VARIETIES aad COMPLICA TIONS. wieb haetteal Sotterks co their isms Taainas. som aad Otte. eolourud frau Wawa T. where a aliatild • einhest ?meta .oo the mineral Dim ef lie NOM I. ll H. Reatesee. M. D. rello• a the . Cotter* el sad lota aealor flooleles le the Royal Ulm .ri tar Althea. illiftelea.sol ether dinar ed the Maga Leedom: Lessner sad Os. AVM.PM& Tl*l Wl*a, win* St, pea free fir 33 atie SYPHILITIC Emil norm, ULCERS, ki - 101 odor *naluy Ilysswas, wl* IwoAim au thir Ws Te n glfrzen .• et Mow, Diemm i l w mom * Plena& to *0 Letmeawy let Nem et Ye Ws. I .....iha lhi r a llkamtd. . IL Oftsi Qemadmpla. Jug la IM. Sw. ommisos MaiwoMsl SIM% Wm Is • ••• 1 •4 emisis. es melpi al di west VITA VITALS . A sew medical week ea the 11 '" ? '"'"okaad on*.e eeeraebeebee. maser eemei. see ereismet eseerim Ow murmur gam.= all". was d ma skirl iamb. Weiler Wm doom so OM 'ism is.rabla, elms la may May er Miniand ....14 .•••••.••• DI • P.rveu. K K Irmrsarol saw 111.4fts U. i4Jaw soWw.. - 1 smear • sMs.. 0.1•14. week by J. Aim. Ilk Oseilmisse. eereessereem oda Melosisma Wes sr sisosiM EEST SURREY.-TA. ELECTION NUMB= krW 111111FARN DIVISION of the a l IT wtll take plow at dos Towaisll. Oaldford. ea BLTIL Or Mb of Mimi mat. HI cede*. am . Ihmluiribgelri Oar. ll*. S. New lam. tlers.4. IM). R. ALBEBT SMITH TO-NIGHT at Bight, lit* Ye OHL /11PAIIND sod WWI' BLANC lll tilaVD 010), sad NIGHT (but listall e a) i at 8 lobe!.la, sad Saudis sod Aft 10600•11 st 3 o'clock. Lk lc OM* am be bairn at thebelAse, /mum 11•11. 441 fro.. 11. ; bro. 11.: Nam. B. KAHN'S XAONIFICIN T ANATOMICAL mut West =deft frinewralip a y dr NNW 3 YD` rl2zrcrit tram 7 grab. De '• et ' ear si Lemo—artrlstig l a rn se= "6 alborr—eisr d atty ""R ia l tir=gge rem Waft V . ea the above ea jilift make " Tkim i t re y Vilimmin. dims 0. • THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 4 6. 4 . iirbsga—vws pmarmst, dtstlairalied Malls Via 0 r, 11•1111,1 f le• skis = a t t appg e l reZii l a t e .etat ud Orsioar:•4ll. alegiA:as HE LONDON PAVILION, riiAborne-stiset, io ar T rt he : s . if i cuisi ax im u mme ust A weat i Int Aft*. Visenertei am Wrens M A DELAIDEGALLERY, Lowther-areade, lload. Is NOW OM_ tge MU! PRAWRIOL Hem, Tbs O SIS asiser NO Nit gl i l a OICE ITALIAN, ENGLISH, and GERMAN 'LOWE& Tit_ _ , _VII 'Hawk api vparrans air M— a and 1119:11111001111 CIATALOOVIS el %be above Opens Dlzus s iwill imam. mad pima, sad containing the end of all& la awork elV il eare le meet welulto the senbleur OM /.MIN semleme. Te era ma le attached tan imbue! Geller eel a fleet clAbrt ea las ebseselar se eflesafaloo. while to smelt =lad le :g em arlatlea of mioev. durataak se, wee. sad bee sad Poebeeld be applaaalaa. 111.0. 4 EDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTO. 1111. SODILICIV/Met to blielessoi if lIIIIINUNGOADNILMAN i ttrint Ii rraIIN 0 BAGS. MI DOXVA. Wrafto ark Boma Jewel Mew SITIOULS awl CAllana BAGS of every .Iverripueo; II VAL bIOUNVIID XX TIMOR% IYAIIM, SLOTT IVO- C . art INISTAND9 ea nate Seas °maul.. N suiski. sag .....=. the Alf VATNST SALLULOSINO BOOLSIAIIII. et lILKOAIIOII4 and KOVSLTI of tor PRISIENZTOX. too varlets to 11111111Mersis. to to bad MISSY SODILIOUNIVAL Piosedilly. two Awe from Seekvaleobvsea ItIMMEL'S RIFLE VOLUNTEER'S 111.11.7QU ST Sub* refese fer Ns sum& hen ie St. espy .l.i. Illsese.l • /Jfie Yoluasser s POINIOII. for hint siugacteoe. trip le Sold by WI per atom sad shossists. li. KIM II P.L, Per- Moor. Ilk Strew!. Ma 2“. Cershill. Landes; sod 17, B•leisysid has" Perk FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZII22II. BAN I SUIT& Davio (Uzi. Leadisksl99l99,‘ City. iserthent. be wanateln Mara at I. aad April 13 at 1, 91 11..1 aeon airy L Sol.. Walk Mast ipsurstreet ; Of. oat., Wbltenore, limilEvosll4treet. Ma !lawn NO Ifolkan roe. Wawa. goired Va. Near. Ma 11 at 1. ea.l Aprll 11 at II at Maladitall-Anni. 7 4:1 .4. 191,6•9. HarPriltd. 1 / 4 , 9919999ary ; ca. rig. Onhiss. 11111.91*9 Mouanr. Ttroobland. mar Romney. Kent. tracer, Match 9 99 191. lad Atoll 13 1 a 111. 91 Sanamhall-etreet. Sok, Dolls, V.. Maw t 0 9 11.1199.. 9911„ and Morgan. Makatea.' ..A. rag, Gm 1. hirs. tons if isrea, • lined-Mreet, manufacturer el manniala for 11011V11. 7111/Ch IU IA 14. Ai1..1 Apr .11i ref 11. at BeAln,n dimrrer. b4l Uselsimer eml UJ » Walbroot. Leo ; IC. orig., 1...we1t Oat. Jarra AWN; Caiva. A. John. Now Brittle North =6ll. r i l. g sMa= 4.ll ==t r ala. " . Z u o i rt roe ; Josoo las 47 1 thaN 1 = 6 11"1.1 =ragol. au% Tbreadsgo.lo. Keret, Mr. medial . Wurli 13 at 21. sad April IT at 2, ot Liao. Irk Illtrlthla eau' ; awls, &a& Jour !tuna, Ira Walk ear ONINKNNa, retail brow, Watch 11 sad April& at 111_. ate LIC .I.I = Jam as AM LINO. hro ttaatian ; awls. Ilearas. LI to ar thatitiroo. lwa herough. kblaglangke.trummeet, Nerds II awl S. as 1 It. at Wrshsigia Owl haiS at Nottlasters. rat.. Naito. Loughborough ; of scolls. Magota. Nattlish Tirol,. CLAM Branton). Itorleaue. mega and rag ftet, Ilan& It and .tyril N. at 11, at Leeds Court. sik. Dtfeklt, Bretford. out hood rod torate. Leah ; of, wag.. Yews Ueda, JogsLlrorpool, corn morel:um. flank IS nod aprll 2. ot 11, at lAvorpool Court. Pol.. kit abusr lAvarpool; OQ agalg., ltorgaa, rarpooL Jui p....... ZuG. ALL, Itmehater, dyer. )(web IS su4 UAW. at Omura Sol.. SoLartg, NUM:I4:W off. ark.. mar, Mabehavw. Jolla Itob..au, North 1. Melds, Northumb.:4=J. dram March' tad 3d. at It, at llawcaulrbupoo•Tylto Court. Sot, Amy. low. radio uport•Traa ; auk , Bator, Storautleapos•Tragt. _ 1111SKRUPTUY ANS ULLEI). fa. 23. Tame,. Sumo; klaAreatreat, Cavell sielvagemee, karat& boweluseper. JOIN? STOCK OOMPASIZI WIN DINOMP ACTS. Nesamose maa Kau Dome C.uarea r ILWatted)--learek 24 at I, at BBs Jam halLogs Ill•OLV1/17 PITITIONtIit-AT POITINIALOTIimr. Buoy mar pax .!{lent Mar& 14. J. Ireedeek ON 1111114110.1, (Ur, sod Iferkkerlood, re} maw" kukreer-0. imif. Oemeerelabplook broths' rod. miller —.) Mem , * Q•1111116kVi4 6uswtimlfh. furniture broker—J. kerang•othe Orin. Mimi* obi.. INA meaufareuser. MOMS INL 04.111111116101113 110111 PINT. 11 web 1.1 J. Miry ilifollo.4o• l ol,olAngrrvad. Baseo. 4l, Y. licemed vSewaller-0. U. L. Van Sinalls„ boutaverkbridowned. an I /1.1- Wis... 0.1.4....nahe ildampAirsao4, moral esgettaat—C. Ilolsoo. Croydon. m dimaior limb IL loral. Aso Boor. oploOtor. Nor* Itomirtoo, osbool. volotrao—W. &Wad. kllddlean 4.reet. W bite lot.. ito&soommot. If oloort. Noonan to . ads dromor—V. 0. DH. Illtatto read. Dotitod-row,Oootostlor. Womb lb. W. Zrooo. noostot moot. Doe(lltvolsook. oupoottor— C lila Jobasos (widow). IX Mut ...mad. kokaltotos. nos maim— Obarlotte Uoulty ort•low),Staagate wharf. la oripdren—W. P. di. Jobs Whir. W 514 Orem Tottoabooo. 00e10. ea . Tortatouloroos. Lliovielt. meant gard.wm. VIATIPOOLIaIia. 0.6 L. 0. Onsidl, Qamoo's Hot* Uorkatrut, Burlingto•Mitins, esioul `tie tozkla Uinta-U. Umwoo is, Couton-ost-Thasnos, us -J. Oditdoel•••ternos. Caloooolu-rood, amloutut to • ttridmMf-H. I:. stmams., Kis . High .01.ot. Uor...ult ▪ 10inuberg. %Imola Motu% Btitot4 tt ul4r-It. Moto., iluldsoir•aun. Moor-Moo. Mother boo muter- VS. %vans Claphsto• 1• slu di t ...• •? ..• your -C. Yaloas, copy'. to.. Ilorkggyred. UMW.. itukilv)-tvait , mUus eILM-11. W hoe bat& llasuativo% kto/bars, sttoesey • Mork- W. Ihreamoti• Asestu4 Worestourest. Hozion, carpools-T. tumor% linsoniu• our.. Tompio-Ovilootino Bona. M01d.% widow-K. Rut% Deo mites-root Sou Ouster., (Omit to • Umber suroisat-C. Yu. Itorksiry mom Mitottoa, boot outlet-T. 11. Cubit% Oro% o. road..{. Jobisa,ood, cabinet maker-J. Osamu& Rosellffeuero, Italo Of% 0.. d neitallot-41. Old*, Komatsu% Duotu Woo., vistant.m.ol I.IIOLAILATIONO OT DP/10111M WilLism Ilsassas papas.. maul, New hoed area. grebe,-4t. W 1.4 dlrldsmd 124.. FM. 26. aid 6Mw sallialmat Widoer days, al Lash, Ahlormen tau y. Joss Pram. LIMN Tesisr.loll , dm htse-3rd aad al 2= i t i ta 7 d Feb. It end solloelded WVas 4 ..Lael• Jansen llz a ysmamalemalsor sieldsml IN.. MB lzrairky Troia 6. bad eon one► J. L Yana eMina, dmaaell ai d =r a t IF. 34., rex 27. and any anbequent • a 6 Asummemh. IMO. Ora.. We/masa Jona, cllo4sed of U. Fah IL MA an aslamtamt a 6 as eanoree, Mon. DIM! Myth IS J. L. Wort.. AlsoaTeie.7lo saersimal—Marab 21. T. nisrlaw. Ossithampna. hosocsupolds abmilm—Mareh 26 11. Holds. Us. Wont. wharf. Old IL lamaraareatl eassabad. • and ?knot. abaft litackfrfuss. brlclunalmm—klana 61) J. Ismilhoo, ma.. Sad J. &inky. Linnool. ireended—deed , W . J. nenno. on. lorpoalo LOmpoal, canna/sr —Mame 20 W. Manna bandrata ratan., noadosinak Mee snaaufacturer—alamis 77. J. /Wm. 14.4.1anham. ballase—Mmeb ? Payola'. Truro. Coralrall._smaser.--klardi 2t T. Ovary. nastsr aa4 Thomas Ms ApooLlo. OrmisMars. scrlsomr— March 26 .1. 11. tiresneay, Tsualoa, noamessliAss. Ander —Ma/di 26. M. Juba, lirldpaun, flummass. ..he baskseonaa. onninGATeis to boirrialad. Roles came ba shoes to ths waked, as Ms day of anstalso. March 21. J. Osma, Westuitaskr.breilarroad, groove—March 21. 0. M. liviao. /anima. lairrity, Tama earlesoar—ilaren 2u. J. Allen, Tslams-lwraall. lalawasr. emit= visprisare—Mari lu. 0. Bolton. Mormon arms. Pinar, spholdner—Bawl N. H. Coto mil. aerial and Irma. Olaaessrankans, riarimillesaaret—Marth 22. J. Peck, leinalmrhans. bran sash leumase—llmula Al 1. 111 Ms. LaMar Tom dlallordakdre, Ironsmslsr. risuriamatra DiMBOLVILD. W. B. Bab Nod W. Jam Psedkobsk loaorblre—H. W. Holy/sena and J. a insals. 431masnenessa Pinot arillassas—J. Haywood and W. coma, Nottlnalsem. eammlislan Agin and K. Allen. abet s.ts inaau.acitirsia—W. T. tam sad U. Y. klayhan. Tskashorm chambers. City. askerlam-0. WOW O. J. A. Led. tined Kuril. arms, bloomer. , Ty, pl analsras animas—J. llopwood sad P. JO Tlessets.road, boassairala —W. Tame. Y. Taylor. =V Mllailaari. Ns. Aarrnalrloll, Lancastdre, Walnrk.Y, so Wiliam& 1. Tyke—A. Thompson. O. Dokuals dm and IA /6 Brown. Ver WV. swift Allsaiin liertfor.Lhlra ationsom. so far as H. Maven—L flaalaunt. km. and H. Yam e s., LArks= flay, brokers—T. Muir and A. Watson. L15en....1, hits.--A. 81 •Iyaad J, Lamn ilakadatract, slag roarlufsc....rers-0. balms, J. N, Ilsarne. J. T. 10w... T. S. Bourne, .1. Hour,e. T. Osman and P. Yam.., *Man. Lannadrs. adhere. so far as rei..rds J. T. 1•••••. r. 1. limeklasby and O. T. Outer. Liverpool own brokers—J. Awns W W. Soblasum kladdanidsl,l.ol,—T. 1 . 4 . a1t00 sad W. W. so to Ilan. Orented, Teitskins. bliaft—Oatherlas ilea), ly. J. flalkaha, and H. Woke.. Inekey, Imam as reeilvd• Cadkarioo 26••••• • T. pail D. Mallosek. lainbaalpslissk. Woman,. salZ__. Yom , T ar p lu i r i zarda Nary Malisok—T. Hopes . PlkOirne amd J. Bark kork mom% Ar i • d =pas... JeWYA.-- Y.D. Tofee kid UAL kat flatift—j. Y. V Ama ire iss al l . W. maasaa, mow.. mita weediaamirA No far as resant a t. `rt W . r. J4:7•lnk sod J. A. Brorskes. N wbsss. 1 1" falWallain I.ooTeli oliajUlfai 116.1•10/111. Jame La. so. Ealni.orgb. bone drier. Jinn t d Dowell. and Lyoals Mom% lialanurgh. teem em ...more., inallalar. Minch 2. at fltusanson s imam liatkalmmh. WILLIAM AlUk.lll, El•lmptos. Ilarthswahlm Maar. March 6, at We Mom sad Thule. Hotel, Pam*. ALAI a/EV/Am Tann& •Seeineakee. tensedinolisr. Mani at no Llourvimuss, Abradmo. Ozone MAST. Mamma, amaisasse, Nardi 11, at ths Tad*, of Pro wagon' Hall. lilasoesi. loins, WM.. ea, liaaalleaa, 818.1,1,, Matte 10, en ths Bran Arms Ina, Hamham. Jaw. Sununu, Clianen. indent Manta. " taeragaatr a". CAPSOIII o GANIBLERS AT MAIICHESIIIII. lallaraaliaa harbor twacial IM llasalassar polka that tin palarlawas bal bra astablhead la that dty, aaparlit larisat Os% mad • nabs" el awn =Jar ha s= ark a meat Na thaa sta g F sad saptasaig twenty prams la playag hazard, sad hawk" esseidevehie emeeme mow pried au the lake. rtes beamed Wire the Eseldeehee yeeteruy, wire Wee, how et see et the letteee, ai , aMe 'Taw-.tiers, when 11•• perms Imetise Idsetelf vete team, woe Gaol 1001. Pete., the haver d • hoar la Mouse areal, with whom Attar others IMO tabs, was also Iliad 10 `l. The palates IWO has la assallsr sum*, .1 21. to 61. NAVAL AND 111L11AR . (MON LAST NlOll . ll •AZPTTL) WAR-OFPICII, reu.atem.. rip. 28. GIINIZALORDEIN.—No. 746.—Dated Rorsa-Guartia, 8.W., Feb. 28.—Inklesation of the eminent services oga t t General elr Hi Eon, G.C.8., during the late o ht Indirs, bac ajesty has been graciously pleased to pm mole Wt dbilagabbod officer to the rank of lieutenant posral in the arnty.—By order of his Royal the General Commanding-in-Chid.—(Signed) I li tr. Warziousx.. Adjutant-General. BREVET. Mejor-Geseral Sir HaiiiloW, d.c.8., to be lieutenant . 11 ° IraL ADMIRALTY, Psi. 27. Rear-Admiral of the Blue Jame Rope, C. 8., to be Vice- Admiral of the Blue until further orders, and while em ployed se Commeader-in-Chinf of her • skip acid vessels Inaba the Matte of the East India A1:010341,139f, FEB. 28.—APPOINTMENT8.—Maiter F. W. illea (1866), to the Cumberland. IsaprMor of Yachting Moat W. Pries (18j8), to the Fictotia and Albert. Chief Engineer• J. Brace (1653), and T. Truecott (1847), to the Victoria sad Albert. Victory.Permater J. Wotton (1869), to be additional to the Midshipmen A. H. Du Balm to the Centurion. ... v acting Aarhus irrier ta.jgratrig. is the e. Fir Chia Arising Entrees W. J. Brows, to the Vie tome rid Albert, r sernameenry, for service in the BUM; J. Mears, Albert W. Brown, sad J. Prima, to the laded* and . Second Clan Assistant Engineer G. Tidcontbeo, to the Wellington, for charge of the machinery of the Nowlin. Third Clews Assistant-Engineers 8. Wingley, J. King, sad W. Roes, to the Flagard, for appointment to gunboats easing forward. Acting Third C 1... Assistant-Engineers A. B. blcLuckis, to the Victoria and Albert; T. Marsh, to the Diadem; and E. Anderson (b.), to the Wallington, for temporary chards of the Prooris. WOOLWICH, Pu. 28. A detachment of Royal Artillery left Woolwich dila day, and proceeded by rsilway to Southampton for am• barkation, to join the batteries stationad at Malta and Coda. Rent Militia is ordered to leave Portsmouth, to relieve the Bedfordshire Wilds at Weynnuth, the latter being ordered to Portsmouth. The Wiltshire Regiment has taken up the quarters of the Oxfordshire at Dover, the latter having been disembodied. A detachment of the Donegal Militia he. again taken up guard duty at Deptford Dockyard, in relief of a detachnuat of the 47th Inisu Mr. E. Rana^ of this dockyard, hes been appointed to the (Alice of aril engineer of works at Pembroke Dockyard. General Sir George Brown, 13.C.8., is appointed to the cammand of the keen in Ireland in enoossaise to General Lord Beaton, 0.C.8., whom period of service, Ave lean, expires on the 13th proximo. Sir h Brown, who to at present la Paris, In which capiial ti l t : s a g! lent general hes been pawing the winter, is expected to re turn home early in the ensuing week, 'lhe Inspector-General of Ratifications' Depart swot and the Barrack Department, so long resident at Bar rington-house, Whitehall-gardsea, have this week removed to the War-office in The Secretary of State for War, with the con currence of the General Commanding - in -Chief, has decided that the army shall ha equipped exclusively with those rifled muskets, pattern 1863, the parts of which are universal, or leapretively lateroaangastdo, and thst the arms which are son intercbangrable shall be kept, for the militia, volunteers, end other forces. On Sexagesima Sunday eight soldiers were bap tised in the Camp,,Chwegt, Alderehott ; and on Quinqua gesima Sunday the Bishop of Winchester held a confirma tion in the same church, when two hundred sad twenty eight soldiers, one officer, and twenty-one civilians attached to the army, received imposition of hinds. It is announced that the re-erection of a fort at the mouth of the harbour of Great Yarmouth is to he peooseded with. 8P OB TING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TcrzsDAT. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 8 to 1 os the lirld (offered) GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. 10 to 1 sot Amok (t) 12 to 1 Jealousy (t) 12 to 1 Yeathum (a) 100 to 7 huntsman (t) 100 to 8 Brunette (t) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 apt Satellite (t) 20 to 1 Tame Dear (t) 29 to 1 Viatka(t) 30 to 1 Gaspard (t) THE DERBY. Bto los the field (~land) 40 to 1 apt Sir William (t treel7) Tyvaat is struck out of all hia Liverpool Brim anima meats. TN■ GRAND NATIONAL HUNT 6731PL1CNA33 at Northampton, will close oa the 20th of March, aad aot on the it, ea el roseously Mated fs Bat, THZ STRAND BUILDINGS COUPANT.-A moths' of ihe shareholders of this company was held petards, at No. 2, Little Catherine•streer, Str aid, whoa s report vu adopted. It cootains s ststenieut of accounts fur the pear 18.59. It also reports the coati, uotm prosperity of the scheme. The rents for the first half-year, ending at Christ mas, 1838, amounted to 1681. ss. 6d., and they were daring the past year, for the first half, 2011 13s. 4d. ; and kw the last half, 2231. 18a. 9d. During last Deormber all the sets of rooms ware occupied, and the rental ruse to 91. 6.. a west. The • Mote made to establish a laundry, wash• house, end bathe had failed ; bat by the mans adopted by the com mittee the rooms so occupied will be ler, and the gross rental of the buildings will be that named In the original prospectus—viz , 6001. A repair fund bad been establiAed, through the cootributtoes of some of the shareholders, several of whom conveyed their shares abeolurely to Lord Ingertre, as 'rude", and others contributed their dividends to the same obj,ct. The committee, however, are anxious that the buildings shall be eslf•supporting. The current express of the year were 1841. 50. 4d.; thus exceeding the estimate, as also did the rates and taxes. The balanee of income over tbe ezionditere of the year, ineludieg arrow, amounted to 2371. 12e. 2d ,of which 1121. 10.. had been dio tributed as dividend. at q per twat, p.er annum to Mid summer, leaving 1251. 7.. Rd. for further dividend at the same rate of interest._ ----- CRYSTAL PALACE DISTRICT GAS COMPANT.—The director. in their report state that the building operations were for a abort time retarded by the tt budder. strike," but &temporary inoonvenimaceonly haermlted therefrom. Daring the ensuing year the director, anticipate that a further mode rate outlay will be required for the extension of mains is the diatrkt, and the total completion of the works, end to met this outlay they propose that proprietors holding the 21. paid shares should have the option of paying those shares in fall. The proffia on the half -year are 1,6391., out of which Use directors recommend a divided alter the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and the appropriation of the reminder to write off preliminary expecte.. 1001 t. parliamentary expenses, 100! ; band automat, 1001. ; and carry over the baleme, 741. The capital account shove that 49,2971. bad bets 's peeded. The revenue account for the half-year ending December 81 shoved that 7,1921. had been received, end 5,6981. expended, leaving, with 454 from the preceding se• must, a Warmed 1,5201. HRALTII or LONDON..—The weekly return of, the Registrar-General states that the sickness which is new sr generally diffused throughout the metropolitan population continues to develop heel( in a high rate of mortality. The deaths registered in London, which ram in the previous week to 1,454 increared in the week that ended lest Saturday (February 2611), when the deaths of 1,600 persona were realism& In the tee years 186069 the "merge number of deaths* the correeponding week was 1,227; but ea the deaths upturned Last week occurred in an bummed popale. tie., the average to admit of comiallson should be Weed proportionally to the incresee, namely, to 1,349. It • therefore, that the deeths of last week exceeded by ant number which the average rate of mortality would keys pro. duoed. The births registered exceeded the deaths by 464. Of the 1,600 deaths, 724 occurred under 20 years of age, 188 in the period 20 to 40 years. 228 at 40 to 60, 281 at su-Su, and 63 at the age of FA and upwards. Of the.., six were deaths of nonageseritha; and the widow of • hatter 'midis( in Fiiar-sheet, Southwark, had attained, it ie mid, the aged 101 years. Of 1,600 deaths, 256 are referred in the resume to the 'ramie cl.rne of diereses, 271 to the cosetitutimal, 728 to the local, 171 to tie developmental .1.., and 41 to violence. Of the 42 under the last heed, 311 were amidental. 2 were by homicide, and 2 by enfolds. The Moshe hese bronchitis, which to the previous week were 260, wen aimed preobely the mom last wart the lumber befog 251. Pim pneumonia (ittlammetion of the leap) 131 persona died, sad from phthiele or consumption 171. Is the s) mode rises smallpox proved fatal in 39 these, while ecarlaties Garda et 22 pawns, diphtheria 16, typhus and common hem 22, and Imph:ft-cough u may as 63 children, the number dying in the 61,0%4 week from this disease being 40. A oomroareial triereller is reported to have died from shock to the servos. system, ommioned by 'Motorise a mil way accident ; he. however. mothered from enlarpement of the heart. Loot week the birth& tel 977 boys and 887 girl., In .11 1,964 children. were registered in Landon. In the ten oorrespoodiog weeks of the years 1310-10 the swigs molar was 1,733. THE JURE OP BHAITE6BUBY AND CABMEN'S The Snit annual meeting of the Cabmen's Club was held last evening at the Stafford-roomy, the Bari of Shaftesbury, president of the society, in the chair. The searetsry read the report, which stated that the Rai of Shatter bury had accepted the office of president of the society, and the proceedings commenced under the auspices of his lord ship, la Bell-street, on the 211th February, 1869; 70 members immediately enrolled themselves. The room appropriated to their nee mintained a library of 260 volumes of a religions sad moral character ; it was also supplied with papers end periodicals. The number of books lent during the year was 600. A bough society had been established. It was pro posed to create a superannuation fund for the aged inaewl wed from labour. A registry for men unemployed Instep. at the club, and through this means 160 had obtained em ployment. A Bible class had been established. The Sunday evening meetings were beet appreciated by the cabmen and their wives, the average attendance had been 7,. The Chairman coegratulatod the members on the celebration of their first anniversary, and be was very happy to Bud that so much good had bean done in the past, mid that there was so mach hope for the future. It there was one fact of greeter im portance than another a, showing the effect albs movement, it was the statement of the Commissioner of Police that the number of forfeitures of licenses for misconduct had been less than one-half as compared with previous years. This showed they had risen in the social scale. It was undeniable that cabmen laboured under many unjust imputation., such as general dismartriousnese of manner. With me single es eitaillon, he bMiseß had never met era discourteous um.- meat at their hands. He believed that a great deal of this, when it did mist, was caused in a great measure by the over bearing treatment of many of them who employed them. He saw no reason why their calling, though bumble, might not become honourable, consistent with domestic duties, respectability end honour, and be hoped that arrengements murk eventually be mode to give the cabmen the benefit of the Sunday; it would deemed on themselves, on their manifestation of zeal, and on the way in which they meat that day. Be was delighted to in the change that bad already Mhos pipes la theh mappers and language, sad, is conclusion, be would remind them that if they acted the part of conacientlowl Christians they must honour Gad, not only with their lips but also in their minds. Lady fisrriet Cholinondeley than presented Mr. Bennett, the secretary, with a handsome gold watch and a Bible, the gilt of the cab men of London for his exartkets Ist their cease. The sleet ing mut *abet quently addressed by Lord Henry Cholmonil city, the Rev. Mr. Chalmers, end Wier ratlines, and the pro ceedings, which had been of • very interasting character throughout, terminated with a cord al vote of thanks to the chairman. KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL. ;AI Yeeterda the 21st annual meeting of the friend. and sup this valuable mediae l charity was held in the boo the 'Winans, Portund.sireet, Lincoln's. late fie l a . Dr. Jell, Principal of King's College, la the chair. The report, which was a very extended one, eau :aerated all the public advantages which Bowed from such an institution, placed as it is in the very centre of a poor sad densely inhabited district, sad among other interesting de tails mentioned the following facts. The number of in patients during the pan 12 months wes 1,485, which, although a deoreass of 137 in the number similarly relieved is 1868, was yet larger than that of any other year since the hospital wee Bret opined. With regard to mid wifery cases, they showed a large increase on the year, sad no fewer than 693 poor lying-in married women bad been dui nig that time gratuitously attended at their own homes. The number of unt-patients (33,781) exceeded that of any other year in the history of the hospital, and we 4,836 in advance of the number returned to the board In 1868. With regard to finances, the income for the year, exclusive of legacies above 1001., all of which are in vested, ,mounted to 7,3661. 17s. Id., including sub. scriptions, 1,6071. 6s. 6d., decadent., 2,8211. 18s. 7d., oontributions at charity 11(1f0/01111, 1311. 1.. Id., and several other Items. The legacies received amounted in all to 1,6061.65, Id., of which • mum of 1,6861. 13.. 4d. was in vested in government securities. The expenditure for the year, including medicine, provisions, salaries wages, and the repayment of 1,0001. loon, amounted to 83021. 14e. 3f., leaving in hand a balance of 9641. 3s. 4d. The ous liabilities amount to 1,3391. 16s. 6d. The report o t o= with an apposite the public for funds to complete the building of the hoepital. On the motion of Mr. Powell, mended by , Mr. Sem hunks, the report wee riegtel. The memakese and other governing officers were then re-elected, sad the proceedings concluded in the usual meaner. UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION.— A lecture wag delivered in the theatre of this Institution on Friday las, Major-General Sir R. Decree, R.A., K.C.8., in the chair, on the campaign of Marengo, by Lieutenant-Colonel Hawley, RA., Staff College, Sandhurst. Colonel Hawley began by indicating the principle on which Napoleon acted in this campaign, namely, that of directing an attack upon the Sank of an enemy'. Imo, which was too widely extended for • united effort, and by the turning of that flank ensuring the advantage d throwing himself ammo the line of retreat. Applying the principle to the theatre of war in North Italy, the lecturie showed bow the angular formation of the fron tier enabled Napoleon to turn hie enemy's flank without et the same time exposing ble own commucketions. The mea sures taken by the First Consul to ensure secrecy in the assemblement of his army and to direct them, in concert with • detachment from the army of the Rhine, ups the I Austrian forces north of the Po, were narrated. The course of the narrative then comprise d the meets taken to deceive the Austrian general by threatening Turin with the admits guard, while the French army ectompliabed its flank march to Mika ; the perplexities of the Auetriana aa each sumer ful step in his design was achieved by Bonaparte; the move ments of the French across the Po, thus cutting off the retreat of the enemy ; the movements of the Austrians towards Piacenza; the encounter at Monte bello, and lastly the battle of Marengo. with its enor mous results, which necessarily followed the successful exe cution of a greet strategicel plan. Much of the interest of the narrative, apart from the exposition of scientific pris clplee, wee derived flout a detailed account of the two re markable episodes ot the passage of the St. Bernard, end of ths siege and surrender of Genoa. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A special general meeting of this society was held yesterday, Feb. 28, at the house of the Society of Arts, for the purpose of electing variona candidates who had been propoeso for the fellowship, the Earl of Dual., vice-president, in the chair, when the fol lowing ladies and gentlemen were elected fellows:—Mrs. T. P. Ball; Thrones Baring, EN., M.P. • Miss Elizabeth Barnard ; Sir Charles Barry, RA. - Sir Jo in Bey ley, Bert.; Lady Bayley; Aussatim Bird 31141. ; James BoMh, Req. ; Mtg. Ballot Brett; M. & Cave Robert Cook; Req. Right Hon. W. F. Cowper, M.P. Mrs. D. M. Davidson; Right Hoe. B. DWeell, M.P. ; Lady E as t l ake • Morton Edwards, Esq. ; John Fergus, Egg • John Fisher, Req. • Thomas Former, Feet. ; Mrs. &brie& ; &heaths Ga'rrerd. Req.; Antony illibbe, Beg ; Mrs. William Gibbs; Worossow Greig, Esq.; John Abitibi= Francis Hawkins, Esq.; John Besketh, l isp,.; Lieutenant- Colonel Higgins; Mrs. Hosselv ,• the Hon. C. Elizabeth DI • Hoary Johnson, Req.; Thou= B. Johnston, BM. ; Wi dius Jolleads, Req.; George Montague Jell, Req. ; Luid Kingedown ; Harvey Law* ' Esq. • John Buck Lloyd, EN.; Sir Charles Lyell; Finlay Kookens* EN.; Charles Hanby, Esq.• the Hon. Lady Middleton; Mrs. Murry; Mat. Elisabeth Haines ; John Cotton Powell, Eq.; W. G. Pres cott, Eeq ; William Robertson flandbeoh, Esq.; Arthur William &under* Esq.; Marmion W. Savage, EN. ; William Shepherd, EN.; llejor-Generel Arthur Upton; Matthew Uzielli. EN. ; James Vaughan, Esq. ; John Willson ' Esq.; George Wither; Esq. The chairman an nounoedUtet the next meeting for the election of fellows would be held on Tuesday, March 27, 1860. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONs.—The following gentlemen having undergone the neoemary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college et a meeting of Um court of examiners on the 24th inst., viz. Messrs. Thomas Dowling. Chew Magna, near Bristol, L &A.. May 16, 1883 ; Moms Merges, Charlotte-meet, Ilecitord-.quare c _L.S.A.. N0v.20, 1823; William Furnivall, Hutton sear Weston-supw-Mare, L.S.A., December 6, 1827;James Iffiddletoo, Questa-wrest, Cheeped le, L.S.A., April 22, 1830 • ; Charles Blades. Tatiershll, near ßoston, L.8.A., December 31, 1830; John Dawson,' Thames Dittos, L.S.A., February 17, 1831 ; John Rowland Pottle, Bath-treet, City-road, LOA., May 7, 1835; John Hartley, Howden, Yorkshire, LS A., March 3 1836 Edward Sagden, Idenniegbam, Bradford, York shire, LILA., January 12, 1837 ; Charles James Jump, Limbs°, Norinlin L S.A. February 9, 1887; Jacob Augustus Lockhart Chaim. Warwick-street, Bel gravia, L.S.A., March 4, 1841; Richard Wood, DriMeld, Yorkshire, L.S.A.„ November 4, 1881; William Miller, Poole, Dorset, L.S.A. ' April 28, 1842; Thomas Malabar Clewiry, Whitwick, A shby do la Romig, L.S.A., /Key 25, 1843; Coristion Henry Taylor, Bradford, Yorkshire, L.S.A., July 18, 1844; Howls= necklet; finettishain, Lynn, la N y orfel .mma, k, M Camden .raoyinh22,L.lB46al,lllniz il Csal.dlc6ilen7g;b,itaz; Hartley, Melton, Yorkshire, L.15.A., October 17. 1830; p arall el Staitiland, Yoga& near Barton-on-Trent, L.S.A., February 24, 1863; Thomas Betty Lim ' Lied, seer Birken head, LILA. Jame 22, 1863; Chathe Henry Morris, Noe. manby, s earMiddleeborcomb, Yorkshire, M.D., Aberdeen, October 11, 1847; George Thornton Hackett, Denbigh pleos, Pimlico; John Howe Hugh* Wedistabory, &af tordeltire; sad Henry John Manning, New Zealand. [Advisalissforat.] HOLLOWA Y'S OINTMENT. SINIMI 10 imp have remeateed awl pisialmed cedes amnia et UM extremiteser omegas. ass Its so tow ease= beasse. tr:11=111111•1• as • m a n g imaos %blob warns tb• axioms' erl••••• el arum. smireario Ws malignant 11, waren olgob lard ••‘ earrporsi• malsdr. * moo eso.rtolio and happy ob.'s* to prorneres or. lir u err atm' •MY I, fliMainM at t a ". .tlr g raZ 'su ure.:,7llll " 'th. r i."«%.=1:11 tor. AWNS doss as wore or Ir.. roptiltuoill Yor Mem le aided air wilk glail mated* mid tee =sr Is maims genii TERILLPIC G4lltB. Though violent and destructive, the gale which prevailed in the metropolis and suburbs throughout the greater part of Monday bore but • faint comparison to the terrific violence of the hurricane which raged from an early hour yesterday morning, accouspanied at intervals with heavy showers of rain, and, occasionally, bail. The damage to property, both on land and water, wasimenesse in all the me tropolitan district'. There has also been much damage to the cr eft on the river, while two persons are supposed to have lost their liras through having been blown Into the water, and several pumas have been injured by the falling of tile*,, &0., from the roofiof various buildings. The g.le poutipu4 up to nearly 4 o'olook in the afternoon, but wee at its greatest violence between 1 aad 2 o'clock. The roads and footways In various parts were literally strewed with pieces of chimney-pots, bricks, tiles, and general debris, creating the utmost alarm to the foot pueen ' gets as well as to the inmates of the houses from which they had been hurled, especially es in many instances heavy and lofty stacks of chimneys had been dashed through roofs end thence to the rooms beneath. The wind was chitty from the B.W. but varied to W.N.W. sad in such variations sweep ing in terrific eddies around ilmost every petal of the com pass. It would be impossible to describe the cumber of as which took place In and around the metropolis, but the following account, which is merely a general sketch, may be relied on. At an early hour in the morning two men, having the ape presto. of dock labourers, were seen towards Dept ford, elmm the towing path of the Quad Surrey Camel, and shortly enemas& loud cries for help were heard, and it is supposed that both the unfortunate men, becoming con tend by the violence of the wind and the uncertain light. had been blown into the water and than wished. Up to last night, although every MISS= had been used to discover the bodies the attempts bad been un successful. In the districts of Sidenham, Dulwich, end Peck ham but especially the former, numbers of buildings ware partially ally unroofed. About 12 o'clock In the forenoon some of the chimney' belonging to the house of Mr. Moors, 108, New Cut, Lambeth, fell on the roof, and forted the debris Into the second-door room., when Mrs. Moore and four children were with difficulty, and after some moments of suspense, rescued from the rubbish, and, wonderful to relate, not one of the five were seriously injured, though they were for a time unconscious of their irately. Nowhere has the gale raged with greater fury or more sus tained intensity than on the heights of Norwood. 1: is the severest trial which the Crystal Palace has yet undergone, but beyond a few hoes squares of glues no material damage to any part has been done. Oa the river the confusion that existed, particularly in the Upper and Lower Pools, is indescribable. A tier of vessels bras what and drifted athwart modem' tier, causing consi derable damage to snare, bulwarks, and !toeing ; and several coltish:es took plaoe, by which a vast amount or damage was occasioned.A lades lag beat was sunk off Shadwell. Not only the river steam boats bat the large continental, Scotch, and Irish steam vessels had great difficulty in making head way against the storm, notwithstanding that the flood tide was In their favour. On the railways much delay and incon venience wee experienced. The gales , we Isere from various dents, have not been congae d to dee metropolis. Birmingham was yesterday visited by a severe gale, which has proved very destruotive to property in the town and neighbourhood. Considerable damage has been done to buildings in various parts of the town, large quantities of slates lectug blown from the roofs of the bonen, and many chimneys blown down. In the neigh bourhood of St. Thomas's the becks of a number of small tenements were blown in, and one hones in course of erec tion was entirely blown down. Seven' out-buildings in the same locality shared the same fate. In the neighbourhood of the town considerable damage wee done to the trees, Pc. At Perry Barr a large tree was blown emcee the turnpike rood, and obstructed the traffic for some time. One of the most violent hurricanes that has taken place in Nottingham for a great number of years peat MCA the town yesterday. It commenced about II a.m., and continued with awful and unabated violence until 2 p.m. Roofs of houses were nearly stripped, chimneys blown over, windows forced in, and it was unsafe to walk in the attests. Con siderable damage was done to the Church of the Duly Trinity, portions of which were torn away, and for some tune fears were entertained that the beautiful spire would be blown over. A pinnacle of St. Stephen's Church, liwintoo, near Nottingham, was blown on to the roof, damaging the letter. On Monday Derby was visited with one of the most vio lent gales that has bean known there for years pro, and the &strewth& of poverty has boa very greet.. The hunkers was at its height from two until four o'clock in the after noon. About three o'clock the fine tower of the pariah church of St. Alktuund's was seen to wave to and fro, and precautions were immediately taken to block up all the streets which had • thoroughfare past the church. About four o'clock the top of the spire, about four yards is It ngth, fell with • tremendous crash, which resembled the discharge of cannon. It penetrated the high pitched roof of the nave, and fell into the body of the church. The damage done is estimated at 4001. At the earns time one of the fine pin nacles on the top of St. Marie's Roman Catholic Church (op posite to Bt. Alkmund's) fell into the yard below, but al though it caught the corner of the price's house no onions injury was sustained. About half-pest fl our o'clock the large chimney of Meters. West's colour works, William-street, was blown down on to the workshops beneath, and did Mi meses damage, numbers of carboys of vitriol being destroyed, and causing • complete suspension of the work... The gale abated about eleven o'clock i n Monday night, :but yesterday it came on es violent as ever. -- Our 13ontiait ------ oOtrespondest writes, under data of yes terday ..—During the pest two days the wind has blown a gala from the north north west, aecompsob d with continual showsrs of rain and hail. The South Western Company's steamer Wonder, nada the command of Capt. Clemente, came into dock early this morning from the Channel Island.. She experienced extremely heavy weather whilst cr. wing the Channel, and had bet deck swept fore and aft by the waves. She lost a num, who was 'sashed overboard, and the mate was severely injured. The captain was fn quently taken cif his hge by the mimics of the era, and the man who wee lashed to the helm also suffered from the same cause. So boisterous wee the weather during the passage that it was at times feared the vt seel could not live ; she, however, weathered the storm, beteg en extremely strong and good sea boat. The Celt, steamer, came into desk this a ft ernoon, having landed the Cape malls at Plymouth yesterdey. She reports that the steam in the Charnel is very severe to-day, and the waves high and dangerous. The Tagus, steamer, which left yesterday with the Peninsular mails, is lying at anchor in Yarmouth road., waiting more favourable weather. The Delta, steamer_ which 1. it yesterday with the Bombay mail, bee proceeded down Charnel . This evening the weather to still rough, but it seems as though the storm had nearly " blown itself out." Several of the telegraph p see on the South Coast and South Western Railways have been blown down. MILLINERS' AND DRESSMAKERS' PROVIDENT AND BINZVOLINT INSTITOTION.—Tbn twelfth annual meeting of the friends and immortal , ' of this excellent society was held last eight in Wills's Roane, King-street, St. James's; Mr. Stephen Lewis in the chair. The report stated that during the past year ten members had been admitted. The institution now consists of 134 nu mberr, of whom 43 ware Me and 81 minuet subtimihers. Daring the year ending 31st of January, 1860,0 e receipt. bad been—Balance at banker's in January, 1869, 1691. le. 9:f. • from donations, 851. 3s, 6d.; annual subricriptione, 1111. 10e. 61 ; members' ditto, 1211. lls. ; d , videnda on stock in the funds—Lady-day dividend on 6,8451. 14.. Bd. New Three per Cants.. 97/. 12.. 24.; Iliceselmaa dividend an 6,86 W. Is. 4d. New Three per Calm., 971.6.. 3d.; making a total of 6741. 10,.2d. After payieg all expense. there remained a balance the banker. on the 31st of January, 1860, of 2361. 286 d. The present liabilities of the inetuntlon, includiag the ex. ponies of the meeting, were nuder 151. The siesta of the institution wers—Stook in New Three per Cents, 7,0161. 19s. Id., 6,64 W.; Went" at bankers, 2361.2.. 6d. • mem ber.' sulectiptions due, 511. 6.. 64.; non-member. ; ' ditto, 271. 16.. 6d. The annual revenue was—From dividends, 2011. 14e. 7d. ; members' subs riptlone, 1231. 6.. 6d.; non members ditto, 1131. 19.. 6d. The lets Ueorge Biggs ! 13. q., the proprietor and publisher of the •• Family Herald," hark bequeathed 1001. to the institution. That legacy would be shortly paid and would form pert of the meets of the current year. The report wee adopted. ROMAN CATHOLICS IN WORKHOUSES —Yesterday, at the weekly merlin of the director, of the poor of fit. Pan cras, held in the Board.ruoin of the Vsetry-hallCausdee town Mr. Churchwarden Finales in the chair, Mr. Matta prepOsed ur a resolution, of which be had given notice, that Homan catholic ladies be permitted to visit the inmates of the workhouse pro froalng that religion. He argued theta, they t a i d le cui pr tted in : p l i ai . lies o : co lib. toni m i l t it tee y to t i o t i en eria d i i: t rd ha r lt e tt l id igi the.rsy ons cm gelation to the protestant inmate., it was only acting upon should Cullios sec allo cn i td ill ed e th lu e m su otior h Wh ice ich the was sem ol by tile. tockton and Ildr. Tanner, bet supported by Mr. Robson. After a worm discuseiun, it was put and declared carried. A diviaion was demanded, when the Lumbers were—tor the motion, 12; errata,* it, 12; and the chairman said, as he did not like bigotry, he would vote fur the monies, which was accordingly earned. _ _ USTOTAL PALACZ.—ONE SMLLING DAY.—TVEP, DAT, FIB. 211.—A1aissions oft plavubist, 619; din* by assess blew. 288. Tot.l visitors, 807. [Advortiononont.)—NoTins —ln oonsequenoe of Mame. Lam awl Noir lisolog b : commenced MU with oliggyetlost *Wm ha dm IN& We oenou :eat sad elanina In de teem eretle~r_Ardirra Mr. 1 $ twinned to ou:nriio cointsf = Meted of 32—eMnise begood doubt mm der•=f2tas ell re wellwl **Ctinmsested Cattli. (god, - and co- OMNI ^ elellefee • see 'tenant foundation ; Mat the Nahum gel espealmeat ems eet made with food. and mnaeonantla Mat UM esoselele Were meet ether be through ti.i.nesuernwrot or Soon boa ted the eliedtment et the moue May. Tb. nr.t =prowl, n of Itiu.Mo cosh. ens be reedy 0,..‘ U. e”, day of SI It•.. 11, Slot tooy 1 • had goat free oe reciels4 of °MA MAIM*. on al •ii. J yd, Thurit 7, the Mentor and sole proprietor of "Thiirier , i Fiiol fur t.ott... - 77, am- Watt. London; 71. hrimlway, Sew 1 t stied alet. ; al r,,j. fir. Tanaka, Melbourne, Victoria; Mr. nnr.,l hurt, Sidney New Mesa Weise; mad of ell he wale ihrulidbent the mule.