The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-22 00:00:00

re . • A '2,,, ~ ,ef : ' . --•- • . 7,.. 111 . 71'APER „ c , t",..... - ..,- ... , ........... . /-• ..c,e ... .2... , r e'7,_..,-t - - Tvbt ...........,, 4 0_ it p 43 ~.....:_,...-.-)„.., ,„,.., ~ ...,., •31,gKa Itil —— - 77. ... • ... , . • , x No. 4,558.] urEEKLY SWAM COMMUNICATION to or .1 n YORK —no LIYIra XIW TOLL mod • I.reilA +TY.AII SKIP OI P PTIK Woad dsmistellua *Any Stesowat got % o r s at esimiirwig peowsnrer. .Irspatdre, r rb i.‘ FltIN II r 11117 i TOM %hir.l..+Ny. match IL • L ••• . Aril I. lal •%. Welessiejr. Aprll IS. Ad every resser.llng Wallessior. • IS. 17. .a 4 SI Ruiner, gresseding Is Qs anew . • Penned porms.r. s sdreir reran 211 preMdrais tor Oro& null {lmp Weans Miss bombed ..er? aheampribi terra-1W foram parllsolors .1 NILLIAM INMAN. t 2. W•Mralnel. Limped: or Ile b •.• ACCT. el. [log WllUaawarest. JASMINE OFFICIALK EDITTION IN SCALE Or PR EM - ---• EI*ROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY muctrA of 111" ' 1G at minced role.. Mr • :• is at mode, tttr Twesur7 I 10..1 16. W... .4 trwbr. row b. 11"srd %.Inorsity and r tUrfit. and f..r hnnk an I rsilway clerks sad p.n.s& la 6•1 • nierr .at She "f llfr assurance . - .rvlter A iiiiiii t .41 I tarn.. • rise 10*.I rwery 10..rma11..n in ty hr ..htstited Oath* aid to "Atria...o,m%. laILnWI. Luimlue GUARDIAN FIRE mi.l LIP! ASSICRAICCE 1A.131PA3 Y. N.: . 11...t..1.4P1 amt. Lwolua. Lt. Saabll4l.'l Mi. 1tr71.11.0. ..__ . _. lialineav- HLNItV VIONE. E...q. lietreTT CTIMIANi 4ir MI %To T FAIIQI . NAL illart. M.P. 1.-nry 11.. Prroma. tap i Newart Iterj.rthaska. ital. ...• W Eurtk, 1.. j. I Ain Martha. r.. 1 . 1• . I. likort., r.. L.. lao.l Mil. h. It Eon. • • ~.. Mare Dyke. 1.- I. 'MOM Marrs. V.I. r N•llor a. F.Goonlaar. Pert. Ifrary Sweislan , Leg 1'.. , .r-- JUN.". Say.. )1. r. Ursa" L Lyg...14. Emq, 01 Hari... 1.•4' *lv limlfrry J Mom& Ilart• I shil.barj. Lai 31 P .1 am Tlonnitme. lAN. j. hi, tailor h...re. Y..j. ..... , Joart, Tull.rd, L.q. logo% 61.1. tiehry Arlin Thorntos, Est, Johu la.rry corn. nu, Paine. Jun., Loy. "ty.frltTAßT—Tiltonon. I llt•nut h, .4cTrain - , ,t00 I Bross Ist 111 k Der AIITMENT.-1 ...kr the provisions of an Act of folufforot, this Company son ..11..r• to nen imurers Eighty pet . rot tht• proult. at ....11,,..ennia1.11rislons. of &low rubs of i ,ontnro withont pertictrntion profit.. •• IM ..I.4l.lp.tinnat of the t• puny In POI. the amount a ullottell to the env. •1 h... agtter.l.4l In es.h .:.IM A ,.• oon..Llvh repres,nt, ttiontatent reversionary bonus s of In, ..1 prOlt‘ at lltrlatma., ISSO, the Life hos e. • Ith eal.Eng huner, thereon. amounted $ ap•Ar.l. of £4.710.u.5. the Income Ismu thr late Keane $1:0*. pet annum, awl the Lite Assurance Fund exceeded 1111.11711 AN!) Ai ILI' NTEER I.IIfLPS.—No extra pre sion.h.rniuter.l for n.rvire th, rein. TALI,. LIVES a....are.1 at ...rrexptolloz extra premiums LitANA granted on Life Hdtrtr• to the extent of their valum. g Oath wain.• hr not ksa than . . . . - - .ST7I Off IL`t.—Written notices of, received ap 1 regr•terrl • • U LPN. A . h&`J paid by Ms Company, and no charge toe gialtol.• 14 nrarnr GIVEN that Mr. rinteim .blab ay* at LADY-DAY asset k RENNlrlits wi*ls titters days. 0 Ms cam or with 7dr. No. 1. M. Jamagnstreek cornet relimell we wigh be e fms Amato throughout th e impless, otherwise On mid. tow eared by cW ostan of gas am admitted by this Cuss- Ftd. . COCRT and GENERAL MOURNING. GRANT owl GAIIK vr•prettnEly solidi the alleestlas of lie mobility and the public to their WlticK d GRNERAL 210rILNENio; - IKtilioinsMiption of ready made inespenslye moaning in silk mw Mnig ho sisterisl, OAK 111, Dresses, Ac.. male complete on the shortest mike. et istio.k.rule prices. se Owned In the coloured depart. mints et their establishment . GlitAtti and GAAIt, 6., .'A, m. 61, 01.....0X FIIRDST RUT : - 3. - i -5 N.ll4lpielel stieetion u rrviePted to the New Shade of Rai MUM herwardall to the couatry. 311LZW (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 11W MIND AND SUMMER STOOK br the Morlii.fasied Amick AWN iLA Is haw replete awl ready for inspectirm. Thom frown were originated by r. ) INA, Mimi* whines is Ts. Mu Mk ATIELT, HA NOV 11411;WARM. tM 116141 not assweeted with any poison Whitish awl &dm- Doing la bit MY. INTABLinIi CD lath ADAZY. 1114 L THE NEW STYLE nt OVERCOAT for the airstag imam Is tar Tau, latrobatol by MAIILLTON sad lIIITTOK, Tallow 100. atraud. Usitimaa about to order Sat ~waft ars limited to ow tie sew style. A 'abet stock el trallßas aunt awl I.oualag cults always as band. Y.E. Tlat Tea mg is balmily at 10:., 111nad, appetite Zulu Hall. THE BEST INVESTMENT V a piuthme tt ?!eli!rf.uuellLilisb/halments .4 K Werra anal artN. Warr° all klada of Inme may he °Maimed cheaper and hett,r Chas at say hors. In FAralanl Livery department has boa furnwheil from the principal markets ttf Europe, with an ameortmant of anode for the SPRING and flummvB sicANONS, eaperlor t•o any ever tifferrd to the nob& In the 11Y.alatICK TAWIRINI3 IDEI•ARTMMENT cotters and Workmen of the highest talent are employed. N B —.Mould any article not be approved of. It will be el. clan l. or the money raturnml. fillnl.s4 and SoN'S itl LII:4 for %CIS MEANI'REMENT sad L/AT 4 PRIcE4 gratis on %adoration, or post free . The tetshllahmenta are tiomal every MY, at wart until Wordily atinvet. when Moan.. la reunited until 11 eclock. 110aCa and ALM. IILACIIA VT TAI LIMA. WIN PLLEY DILATIMA. H011411M4. &MIT and 4110 E MAKES& and GENERAL Orr VITTIMS PDX ALL CLASSES. L.n.lon Mama: CAMPr of allonrles and 'disk. No. Oxfordotravt, oranor.4llartotraot. Conn of Tottenham ~,art-evott sad bralas-read. Country YolabLiaialassaa: Brldwatreet. Bradford, lotkabko. Vargata. A GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE im.sy_ be iiirte lt. expeglitlrmaly, fasMombly, sad mo imiskalty tominbid M Me 14 thliMmenta M L .o.i PIONN, hoinfANy yikiLime, DRAPKILS. NATTLBS. n.koktis. tupur SlAkr,Re tlsd OZNYIAL roe ALL CLAMS. Loudon ifoueis: Lanier of Iflttorite aal Ahloste Ns. Utforilotrert, corner of liart-eirod. Cartier of Toth ilhameoort.rood A 64 ustissros4. C.onttr7 rotabbattnetite : IVl4seotrist itrolforiL Yorkshire Foliate, UPTURR 8.—82 Royal &Mon Patent. warns )110e-MADI LEV= ,porfacts4 and sattileled to In Illahlbltana LAW Is allowed 1,7 upwards of 930 medical meathemes to b• the mum Weal., Inve•Mas la Ih• eats- Ol.• Imams* of HERNIA. The aat of • stool *dm as often barite to It. alisela Is ban swaldal : a wet booda. I wont Mad Oa left. while tberagalall• raawal• power Y rusliog II Ye 110111L111 N PAD =A PATENT Unit; Mew will 110 radt ors orl ammo tar It Giro' 6, dotard nod aq to ors doors dry. of dooettoitoo meg to led. Goal 4,7 '/warded peak as demodulates' al tlat WO Wins helm. the hip• babe ant to ti• asabia, 111. Plee..lllo. A. Vothellog Trio al do row gs. *kinds husk to ttuta ors aria I/ HATING'S COUGH LIMING= ars day U. sessammiled kw the Ir—ssiormili ben die mod erabemb of eboo nay be esep OM mai lass= ii .a., r .,, asil easeeeieet vereeily kir Ogee\ am .1 or Clank awl TbreeL INN Is brew IL lid., Use. i s r : ord Ile seek Them Iteehes. Pberisseelibel amid. ell. IL Poore averdward. loviess. Retell by alb amide A ni NIVER FAILING ANNIDY. ft. worm BMOCS see LIVES Mit sae elercarlal lumbar" Mb the robe MP be beat Inv sludial• to A elm Bibs hem billows aid SW ilinehiela. la.lltion. wl Wink edam's. eleasese et the spa, la he Whitest el •rl4 merriest midi. ow end es a peebet et She Om re troll melba': UM la bele egmellee ad es lbe elemeeh. ea shoe sopialiba. plemeele era eleeellbse .1... .... the their › ii germs eplees.-11eld Umbel. Ise Iff bee I. Inete. th leh. bet b. el lb ewe he abbe miresitill ami , jiyi± rift Ile /webs eee • hpeee heeleft ebb ..... 7.mm latthell Ih Almllhebook - ..11........4 lb mlblt. A/ANII BODILY POW= is iinigoreAsi sag ken ymith in ail nip by Ike eseninnd non d Pa kit nr ed ll PILLn Many people Who awe piss ems *A In ?ito Mate that hoWle nth l'orr's lib We r". thm •Itoi.e• Wraith, ore Ili . sad maw It ?'aki 6. Me Might ..f folly ter au/ leas Is Mai Andlly ...end the who prentotka ior remrtimar b. Parr's PUY ans °Wain MLY.IJir PUY al SU Ctwasiala sad . 0 .11119 la ken al la lg. to. M. and la hangs Wl* Ili. seek DR BUCHAN'S Dostesno SOLDICHINS, INegro melt Mg rum of mem mem TKOIIIr SKIN O INTME NT , kr dila trot thegwa rr deopeemed Moire gores. balk. fle. it r isd,... l .• SUOSII;COANID vsorrAiss anus bomb. sad ...win S. Mewl. le N., ea . 01 -. 70 iiiIMIT►TIN - 1111111tTABLE MENCII t lig No mem ged wareeler speak from ala coma ki d . 8 " 01 4 maim &rook Ind seemegiie Aiken*. real poem Teat ihe ,fi gr. missive nod dime= se the weak. einem &haft, 4,1 al kirk s. , addible 1 2_ ,4 befee‘es rim IrNei Salt se. Si, lis„ Issr " "IS NIL Plegigeore alvirt Imo le oil krisos Odle kr miaow ale gingow " 1 . 1 (*.• 110•18111411414, OSISIMI•dessk letrlss. W., sol 5 " Rea brewed et rogelpt ef whales weer. Ti be hell theesh iflokiek some: 1; Tambeism h q Z e i ncusa lk Nei :J. laggifii. 1* s.striss : 413, IrtforS4lnol: E.IIr, 7/4 CISSKSIKS; 41, !Dag W Areal, Imolge-erNeg " ft mlaraisseses Prost, strastt Lois& . _ JOZYAU'II COPAIIIIII, or loosionftel s. ftftilidsiond In the Paris awl Loudon * lo nl l2, mrftdind as Sho born watady ft• drunk dirana.- 17,_" 1 Um. USft. • espy ftrwardel argiftftkos. Pft ••• ft GARIU JrftW7ll, tveach dwells& W. Hey- Losika U. As ft. Quftrift. Pari• sad Um. principal lifte bus* ft. sr . C ONTRACTS for FLOUR, MEAT, e()A LF4, l'heetentonaery, s l'oeun and thin cte•• Gooda—The Coronothe .4 Visitors of t he ugar Middlesex !solo-trial School. at lelthAtic hear llounelos, wet there on 111')N DAY. the =sth At Moen o'clock. to twelve .ml open TENDER!' for st r11.11'..4 of the shorrAiante.l ARTICLER, to be deliven4 at the ~ 1 .1 44 11..1. from the ht April 4. the Yeh Septcnilesr nett. The T. eke' are to he ramie on a funk ahkh ma) he hot no IWPileation. Internally or by letter, to the septehttelelent ..1 the wh....L or toss, air are to he sent to the maid school sealed up, aoldhoo,ed to the 4AglaiitiCC .4 Visitors, 1.7 eleven on the Art f, met Or, awl they will he consitlenol at that hour. The committer de met Owl thesemelves b arcrpt the lowest or any 'touter. (HAM AR 481011 T. Cleft to %users. Bow. Clarkeawell. LC., March IS, 1141. MADAME TtMEAUD and SONS' EXHIBI TH,N, laseventift. Nothissikie of Natty ErraXala hiut...—NEW 1iD171011.-111CHAXD 0111 , 11 DE LION alai hi. I I ELN LIAHLNOASIA, m aho Henry 111., atlirr.l In the inaumarrot enatanxes slumber' from old latiliah manuscripts.— A.lntroion. L. , extra room. 641. "pen from II WI dual', and fra. 7 till it. OXFORD and CAMBRIDGE BOAT-R 1 CE.— IrfaNWa 111'11 , PER KIN /%111, I'nvent-ganien. Mum )lamps* llv Maekney at 11 30. A new .7= She neenatan by Mr. Sydney. The Conrad Funny In their arreletle perfonnsweea—•• Flamm sup at Efluva's to glees , eatnnwely wall wang."—Athervala.—Comanawnew every evening at a o'clock ALL ROOMS.-GRAND MUSICAL KATICIMLINMANT. with us eekbrated Newt lofty hi saatbee, setablithed eleven rank &seen feou the PhlUsermeale Comweete. Royal Rehm Orem. had the Household Tempi. enwhirted by Mese Lanett* Oceseeh pities. Beekmarl DANCING al 9 ardselL Msaisaga. ►rHI LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, 44. Tlehtionteetreet, lisp of the filagymetel—Hess goo semi the mostest emetty of the time If ant, go to the Mom. rarntioaed More Nall, sal am lilies JULIA WIIVION, the YEMALS CM& sooty esrolint Admission ,by neredinsset Moist) stspesion—tut American Bowling Alleys, open gang at It Damen commences every emoting at 7 o'clock. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—This library was established in 1412, to promote the more general euminthin of the hest new works In Ilistory. Biography, Re. Philosophy. Travel and Adventure, and the higher class Prom its commencement bodes of every shade of opinion on ell subjects of importance have been liberally pro vided for the me of sulserilsra, and It now furnishes constant supplies ,4 the hest literature to nearly every town and village In the kingdom. Prospectuses may he obtained on application IeCHAALLIS 111)WARLi UUDIE. New Oxfordstreet, London; Crowing., Mamobogior. and liowirsoi, Birmingham. CASH ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by LW LONDON LIVILNTIOINT COMPAN Y (Limited , made/sit of &oda, etas of We, or other ay proved alwarlty. repayable by way 121,talsoente. Depositors allowed 6 per amt. es an aatoonta above AS Capital. Lit6,ooll, la shares el Ate mid Y sada Prospectuses and force NIA tree ANDIVW JAM ROBY. Namdui Director. GOLD CHAIN&—WATHERSTON sad 111100 DIN bee to WI tits &Manilas of the public to tho TO/411 of Et VOW' which they deliver w4lh Gal Gaard Cholas porebasal at their manufactory : It a 4. To wadommallip of pattern chain. 64 Inches tong To (I carat gold, weighing oz. deft. gra ,ai 811 la s4d. per ounce. II tot pries Total Wpm this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALrE at the nold are certified, and guaranteed to Ike purchaser: Mather- Men aad Brognes looting for • fair remaseratiou on the work inga ty of the pa only, whichtte Is charged accordlag to the Intricacy or .. VATHLIINIOM sad BROODEN, Goldwalths —Manufactory, IZ. MearinesetreM Covent-prders London, W.C. 17111 Assays made of Maim sad Jewellery lee la. egek.—`7.B. 7111. niablialmesi eloamatgls late arming, and ou Saturdays at Use. RIDOCTIOF OF THE WINS DI7IIIIII. EIIRO PIC - ki and - ~ 00LONIAL WINS COMPANY la, Pallarg. Lades. me sleeve Company Ma been famed for the 'wpm of asp Mrs Nobility, Gentry, sad Private Families with Pl NZ tbe .inset elesreeter, at swing of cent. ROYAL TI (The CIONIA lINBRIT—Ph per dorm •Yoke et beetlnca) lIPLENDID OLD POST, tee peas d e Is tbe weal MINN doses. IPADX LINO 11211 NAY CLUIPAGNE MI. „ PT. JULIE( CLARET. pere red without acidity fLL MIST COGNAC DAADDY (Pale or Brows) 4416. and HUNGARIAN CROWN PorrSIEMUIT, te sIL sea RRIT, IN The me ever 11111•1111•1 late We eisistry. Bottles sod wimps latiaisd,abe elz down awe f rest° my railway statko lbglead sr WAIL Prior Hata bee ,ea salon. Term mei WULLI4II BALD TIPPING. Blosesoe. POULTRY BUTTER, HAMS, &c. IMPORTANT TO IPA*III..OIk_IpTEL-ILIWIR.S. r 714•7 tr — Telt — tr;a7tlte eamary every manig. Phomt Yt Halm 10d. per lb.. @Wm koom. bMe rd. ladt. Sid oe . : Sae Aseetican Meese. by Wet Soli or naaetat. _TA to SW. • Meier, ord. to lad.: Moobite, ead. to led.: gander, ad. to ; 511110.. la to la. M. ; Myers, IOtL per lb. ; good salt butter, la to lc Sd freak la. to la. per lb. ; yeas cbkkaao. la. OA: large Melo, tram Iti to la. dd. : mem barkers. M. to go. OA p O5O O geom, to ad. to by : lags of pork Tad. toad. per : ad to bid.. line St • tongeon. Pa to is. son; but mangey rd.)rd.)pork mumps, per lb. W. amil I. IL TAYLOR, 34 UNIt Peltran-sireet. r r ' II HONCIT)P - Aililo COCOA Poe • Deletions wean pink] seentosess, sad lerlionelne power. BARLOWS SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN nut.. large Mot ed meat with a sere bandhil se teak The eartas la hamense . the nest la beantUally roasted In every part. and an the isr svy and autettioas properties retained We sonr Peke an N.&tratlon These heat. sisrpetalmi effects are produced by Mew en et BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER ; an infal- Ole usethod of cooking this favourite vegetable la pates- Mao ea. Ts., SI. BAR LOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, wanted Suave °as too of coals la three. ?rift lb. ed. Ili- WS le para.) ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, ee eallimeat distorted MID rem its haw east Is a mouth. Mot ea. sod ARLOW'S SELF - ACTIN G} SY PHON TAP. . No vent pies required; so more Oat beer Sr soar vies. Pries 4. ad. ditto &retro la—Apply direct to UMW BARL OW. patentee, 14. Vag Wlllisatetreet. Mastelosiosau hee that hls name sad address Is as every article : all When see spurious Imitationo fograviup patio liotabbabsd ism THE TURKISH BATHS, 20, Baker.street (ender qtr direetina,, fi tted up es a wale at elegem* unequalled by say saw establishment —The her pos sessed by these are the absence of sulphurous, earboele, or other elektertnes eittebetione, and that parching. arid, siroroodnia heat which characterise the close unwholeso m e chambers now dignities, by this rase In constructing the shove cheerful, spacious, sad Osumi establishment the directors have had especial regard to Os great essentials, held and ventilatiou, combined with comfort and luxury and by all medical men who have visited it it is pronounced perfect. Fridays mita sleety for ladies, by whom the steel privacy, and all other te for comfort and &b eau, ars highly eulogise d . rn " eru s t i Zsa eke, sireelaily instructed, will be then In attendees*. The other driveler pailmissa *may. HAIR REBTORICD, Preserved, and Beautified by the air of ZOWLANDff MACAJMAR 011..-111 s ele sad On premmie bat tram falling off or turning pm ." sere=esek bait, drowse It Qom scurf and &adrift, ma 'mar boreltlhft ask pitable, and glossy. in the eff Whleimma Bret, owl Ifesslochl.a. It is *infesting C . 1117 6 111m3a ti re operstima. let child:ea it Is espeeudly mom. asemdaik as Um beds of a beautiful head of hair, while Ile bilweilarUon Info Ike of loyalty, sad the numerous ewslimawiale constantly ruaYM of 1b sliesey, afford the best sad immet proofs of Its maia—Price i ed., 7., 104. ed. =er await. and lie. per Melia Cantina—Ask ter Mamma dbinile sad podaniew OIL" Mold at 10, ilatkeipross. sad by Ns. OSOIVINOMATIMIT 110111/111111IT. A KTIFIOIAL TIETiI on a NSW and 1111110VILD PILINCIPLIL SAKILLES PATENT® niviernox onaanai by "AR Majesty's loyal Rut July, ism be Miellisa AsOlkial Wee oe moveable bases by aelt-adheatou, era ma i d wiliang gr ant or any kennings. without Pain 0, el bowed*. einen ect articulation and inastimtion, rendering ibleseles , and la • Menne "An admorside eon- Mimes lirramtedyteg Ole ands et sauna velttwut mowing emew or at sanao—aaa. July 55. WW doebtlem be extols palembrod."—Opan Clreakr July tt. ltartvellml be IS. .'—Meavakag leek Paty sa—nosaanalana hex is nrasnaa—a, ocampaseanaak land eleeet: Old Nene. Ilesselte4ol. llbeelaubase. ROMANCE of CRIME. Praha* Wlwirtiod. On. Tway Weakly. 1* amid, W.C. Jut pullehed. i = h ret bee Me 14 etempt with 1 d the D SKlZ thimi r am ity Rogow J. 18 .7 11 o l etTLIt. Lkentlete of the Who of Nod der. Idlehulk Mahn of tel herd Innpene. Ineeed. he., Unbar at Akin Dieenies simil their IshiedteL" he., print Is. K . by pest. is 10d. Oenbebeng tbe sedum treat. IMO to eilepeed se the Hospital IL lan* - Paitt for the Pm el Owe Menem se rimiest le • Wsti ay. of elvtlbsais. wpm& es as bop are date et the Mee& cumin eminneein sea imbue% seedielle elleellen• and may: treetrarat Ma ewer me deep aistee Ity the aim Mem. ellik ellascroes Illestratiren, price ha M. ty t im eldhpl edition, IL . • Dim Medial Weet.; MI WORTH LIVING YOE . treetlei on Nerwesesies. am, sensed by disseeard at Mars a laws. Bowe et Conendation hots to to f, dd e tee . er salt. The dome Imes to he hid fres the Aalltar, ft= meek imeneeeetere, lowish W. ref hailieettons, ass "Ilidlieel Sr.ltegit OMAWAY to 11111V0178 131711111=8. = beftsi="l • VW 11:Dmox of kb wo k. ON PRIVA MEDICAL MIND (ll= M liksbeibmedlterms• Lbw et Woormery, _imparbobig ed 16116"4"1.6 6• 416 =IV LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1861. On Mara lineman 91tHilng, No. lof BT. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, W by Mrs. S. C. HALL, AL. Dealtmed to promote the Interests of Home the Rennernents of Life, and the Amassment and Information of all Llamas, conmunn. I. St. James** By Robert Bell t Can Wrong he Right t a Tale. Fly Mn.a S. C. Hall. illus trated with Etchings on steel by Phlz. 3. Helms. By l Men Meredith. 1. Whet Florence Nighttnirde bee Done and is Doing. & The Irish All Souls Night. By the author of - Paul Ferrol.' Mauve awl Magenta. By Robert Hunt, Y.llOl. T. Ralph the Bailiff a Tale, In Three Pert'.—lda{ I. 9. The Leaved of St. Christopher. By Um minor al John Halifax, lientienian.' 9. Notts on "Ergs and Reviews." By J. o.ldelliwoll., FALL 10. Amnon the stan—ln April. By Caplan Dragoon, ILA. 11. When I Love For Music. It. Pair Grizel : a Tale o' &IMAM. IL The Hills of Lowlon. By Dr. Dona, 1.9. A. 14. Need of Sanitm• Knowledge to Women. By Mrs Menthol& 10. Song of the Lan in the Citr . .. o g Thorns Hood. lA An Kunnas for Practical 17. What We Did ithout Him IL The Literature of Gossip. 19. A Story for the Young. By Mn. IL C. Hall. • Leaden : Latmilen, Utley, and Co., IS, Brookntreet, W. Just published. price Or didifing. ESRAYS and REVIEWS. A Protest addressed to the Bishop of aUabury, with a Letter to the Rev. Row land Williams. , and an Appendix, containing extracts from each of the revels Essays, exhibiting the general character and spirit of the work. By the Rev. B. B. igigoaati, ILA., Rector of ylarnhnll, Dorset. London kollert Hardwick.. lii, Piccadilly. This day. dewy Sem TA Id.. ON DIPTHEHIA. By EDWARD HRADLAM oaseisow, M.D . Yellow of the Persil College of Plty*. Mem : Midas' to the Western General Ihspensary sod Le sr am Public Health at Mt. Thames Hospital. Leedom: Parker, Mn, and Bourn, West htrand. Third Edition, reviled, Se., COPULAR PHYSIOLOGY ; familiar Explana- A. Ikons of Interesting Pacts connected with the eleusiars sad Functions of Asthmy sad particularly of Man. By P B. LOitn, Wit London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West strand. 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Sixth Milan, peke b., by post le stamps. DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY (MENTAL and PHYSICAL), Induced by SPKRILITORJUKRA Symptoms, Mete. and Rational Treatment. By T. H. Ynoitme, II D.. Phye{e{{aan to the General Poet-office Letter-carriers' Provi dent Instltettesa London ; By pod only, from the Author, 25, Lloyd-squire. w.c. TRW NINO EDWARD RAGGED AND IND usralAL &WOOLS AND REFUGE FOB DESTITUTE GIRLS. The fifteenth annual meeting of this charity was held yesterday evening under the presidency of the Right Hoo. the Logo MAYOR, M.P., at the School House, Albert street, Spitelfiekb. Coigeibutione were received from Mr. S. Gurney, ILP., 1001. ; Mr. H. R. Gurney, M.P., 1001. ; the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, N. 5.. ; Mr. Sheriff Lush, 21. 2s. ; the Goldsmith' . Company, 20/. ; the Grocers' Company, 201. Thq report of the honorary treasurer showed that the receipts during the year had been 1,748 L, sad the expenses 1,0251., leaving a balance in hand of 1,8251. The report was then adopted on the maim of the Rev. A. B. Suter, secooded lay Sir Osborne ; and several of the friends of the charity eareina the meeting on resolu tions in ita support. The premedings then termieated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK SPRING RACES—TB Erasimi. ♦ HAIIIICAT HURDLI MACK of 5 nova, mob, with 30 added ; winners to carry 71b extra ; the second to save his stake. Two miles, over five (lights of hurdles. (37 subs.) Captain (bridle's The Dane, by Jericho, 6 yrs. list (W - . White; 1 Mr. W. Barnett's Waterford, let 71b In. 71b extra) 10. Stevens, I Yr. T. Daus Evelyn, vied. Oat 41b Kendall) 3 Betting: Even on IN aWrford, 5 to 2 apt Evelyn, and 3 to 1 eget The Dane. The favourite was the first off, fol lowed by Evelyn and The hone, in the order we have given them, in which way they cleared the hurdles in front of the stand. Going up the bill Stevens made use of his favourable weight, and increased his lead to upwards of six lengths, the others following on together. Entering the Swan meadows The Dane began to draw forward, and on reaching the lower rested bad reached the favourite, at whose girths he remained until the last hurdles were weed. H. then went in advance, and won in a canter by ten lengths. The others walked in. • YELLOW RAO& of 5 sous. each, with 25 added ; weight for age ; winners eaten. With selling allowances. }lre furlongs. (5 subs.) Yr. Byrne ch f Vats, by Loop Owen, 3 yes ,301.:, 74.31 b E,..ft;ylor 1 liaron Iriere's Grenadier, 11 yrs (201. , 7st Wb H Griushaw) Captain W bite's eh 1, by Wintlischigrate—Marietta. 2 yrs ito Sat Sib Mr. Wtoreas's Bonny Lass, 4 yn(2ol.),Set I.lb(eatried . - , (Payne) 4 Mr. Brown's Mermaid, S yrs (ME), 7st Mb....(W. Bottom) 6 Betting : 2to 1 apt Marietta filly, 4to 1 each apt Yafa and Mermaid. On the falling of the flag, Grenadier jumped awes with a clear lead, waited upon by the favourites Yafa mid Mermaid. At the distance Mermaid dropped away beaten, leaving the three in front to finish the race. At the stood enclosure Yafa came with a rash, and 'WOO easily by three lengths, two lengths separating the second and third; Bonny Las was fourth, and Mermaid last. Till GRAND ANNUAL STELPLECHAPIE (Handicap) of 80 son. each ; 10 ft. and sif declared ; winners extra. About 4 miles. (57 subs., 40 of whom paid 5 son. each.) Mr. Cartwright's Penerth. by Venders, I ms, tat 711) ;ear. Bet 911, (Mr. W. Neville) 1 Lord Co, entry's Obika, aged, gat nib (O. Stevens; 2 Mr. Francis's Tumbler, aged, het (Mr Wood) 3 Mr. Clotby's Jerusalem, aged. 11,t (Mr. Maw 4 Viscoant de Naosurs Huntsman, aged, list gib lampin6 lard Stratlunore's Sir Charles, est gib ( (H. Kr. Mess gh) es, 4 Mr. Cspel's Amnia, aged, lost 41h (Mr. Thomas) 7 Baron Nlviere's Cosmopolite, 6 yrs, Hit gib ..(W. White) 0 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Cosmopolite, 6 to 1 each apt Jiro mien Glass, and Penarth, 10 to 1 agst Aosta', 100 to 8 each apt Sir Charles, Tumbler, and Huntsman. At starting Penarth, in company with Tumbler, Amtrak Huntsman, and Cosmopolite made the running, the others lying away several lengths. In this order they ran to the fence into the winning field, and down to the water jump, which Aosta cleared slightly in advance at Tumbler, who took it to the right, and Huntsman on her left • Pe n arth being fourth, Cosmopolite next ; then came Jeru salem and Gbika side by side, Sir Charles bring ing up the rear a long way astern. On reappearing in •i t Jerusalem was seen I. possession of the lead, having for h is immediate followers Penartb. Huntsman, rtie, Tumbler, and (Mika ; Cosmo polite, without his rider, being the next, he having over iumPed himself at the fence at the foot of the hill and got away. With little alteration they ran to the water the second time, which the light weight Penarth got over first, followed by Jerusalem, Tumbler , Huntsman, Anatis, and Gbika ; Sir Charles, out-paced, still lying last. Going up the hill Jerusalem joined followed by Tumbler, Montanan, and Ghika, the race from this point being con fined to these oamed. Oo rounding the turn into the Star enclosure., Jerusalem fell back beaten, and was Inner diately pared by Mika and the Tumbler, who waited pm Mr. (het ht's hone to the last light of hurdles at We distance, which Mika cleared in advance ; a good nos home then ensued with the three placed, Penarth winning at last cleverly by two lengths , a length separating the se cond and third • :Jerusalem finished fourth, Huntamaa fifth; Sir Charles sixth ; Artie, who pulled up and walked, was seveoth. _ A HANDICAP IhTZPLICHAIII, 01 5 ion, each, with 60 added; winners extra; two miles of the Steeplechase muse. (13sobe.) Mr. W. Holman's Bantam, by Woolwich, 5 yrs, pet 51b, L ily. W. Seville) I Kr. Byrne Topry, aged lost Bb 'Kendall) Mr. B. Land's Betas, 4 ye net Mb Land) Mr. Donaldson's TM Premier, agent, est 111 b.... (Owner) 4 Betting : 7to 4 agst Premier, sto 2 agst Bastaio, 3to 1 apt Brine. The ' ' with Brine, started in front, Bantam lying third, and Topsy last, in whieh order they ran to the water jump in trout of the stand, which they all cleared without • mistake. The Premier, having a slight advautage oe lauding, increased his lead going up the lull, Beater's being second, Brine third, and Topsy next. Little or sodtarstisa orearrad in the order of running until near lag the T. Y. old starting poet, where Brine rave way to Topsy. Shortly after Bantam rushed to the hoot, and took a commanding lead, Topsy going on second, and Brine third, the Premier dropping into the rear beaten of. Bantam was sever after approached and won bands down by &down lengths, Brine a bad third ; Premier walked in. A Scbrarir HANDICAP of 10 *ors. each, h ft. Gentlemen Mies • professionals to carry 71b extra. Three quarters of a mile: (6 subs.) Mr. Darbm's Prince of Orange, by Van Tromp, aged. lest ere (Mr. Edwards; 1 Baron MMus's Palansan, S yrs, 9st 10Ib. ,Mr. W. Seville) 2 Mr. Onllleer's MW Kleanor, 6 yrs 10Ib (Mr. Thomas) S Mr. Byrne Callban, S yn, let 211, (Inc. 71b extra) (Kendall) 4 Mr C. Yordannt's Cares, 6 yrs. est 10Ib (Mr. Wood) 6 Betting: 8 to 4 aget Prince of Orange, 5 to 2 apt Mies Eleanor. Calibre cut out the work, waited upon by MIS Eleanor and the favourite into the straight, where the latter took up the running, and woo in a caster by five lengths. I Pala/man, who persevered to the end, pained °alibis at the stand, and obtained • 'dentine by two leregthe, Odes last. Tue Hun Clll 81131:PLECHARZ of 100 SM., by sutecrip tics of 10 boys. each, list 71b each ; winner, extra. ,To be ridden by gentlemen. About 3 miles of the Steeplechase Connie. (14 sold) Mr. HATROntr• Balsarine, by Flatcatcher, 8 yrs, lilt 7lb .Mr. Wood) Mr. Cartirright's Monmouthshire, aged, 12st (In. 7lb eL) (Mr. W. )tevl(le) Mr. W. Jones's CUR Plgeoa, aged, list 7115..(Mr. Thomas) Mr. Lacy's The l'nknown, aged, inc (12. Mex.) Mr. kiclo Yr. Iladley's Archbishop, aged, lint 7lb ..(Mr. Davison) Mr. Mordituot's Merlin, aged, 11st (Mr. K R. Ring ) Mr. Melville s Huntsman, mod, list .Ownerl Mr. West's Lord Level, 044 114 rib ;Mr. Dickson, Mr. 11arstand's Yiamingo, 6 yrs (Mr. Bank.) Captain Knight's Wild Rake, aged, lid rib Ovnier, Mr. Robertson's that*, aged. list 71b (Mr. Llogton) Mr. H ll's Recorder, aged, ltst (In. 71b ez.; Melveley) Mr. Angell's Bridegroom was weighed far by Mr. Ed wards, but did not get to the post in time to start. Betting 5t04 on Bridegroom ;7 to 1 eget Monmouth shire ; 8 to 1 agst Batmen' ; 10 to I eget any other. After the start 2to 1 was taken about Monmouthshire, 4 to 1 Pirate, and 6to 1 aged Balsarine. An excelleat dart was effected. Basune immediately went to the [root, followed by The Unknown, Pirate, Huntsmen, Monmouthshire, and Merlin ; the nick, headed by Cliff Pigeon, lying six or dime length, is their wake. Entering the Star enclosures Mr. Cartwrdht's hone rushed past his horses, and in com psny with The Pirate drew several lengths in advance, Bnlzanne being third, The Unknown fourth, and Merlin fifth. In this order they an to the thorn fence into the winning field, which the leading bones cleared without a mistake ; but Merlin, lees fortunate, blundered at it, and fell on lending, and we are sorry to record broke Captain King's collar bold. The others got rattily over, and followed on to the water jump in front of the stand, which Monmouthshire took in advance ; lid:arise Wog second, Pinta third, Unknown fourth, Will Rake fifth, and Cliff Pigeon sloth ; the others being close up. After passing up the bill, and entering the Swan meadows, little or no alteration in the runniug occurred, but on round ing the turn into the Star enclosures The Pirate was passed by Cliff Pigeon and Wild Rake, and to the latter and the Indio( beradthe mob wee entirely confined. At thedistance Baharuie went up to Moemouthshire, and in a few strides obtained • clear Load, which he held to the end, and woo by a length and • hid ; a bed third ; The Unknown was fourth • and Wild Rake fifth ; Pirate trotted in sixth ; The Recorder seventh ; and The Huntsman, who was out eighth. The ethers MIN to grief the dof dim side the conres, and did net pod the poet. RESTORATION OP CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. A highly influential meeting of the inhabitant& of the county of Sussex was held yesterday, in the Town. hall, Brighton, the Earl of CHICHI:STEM, lord lieutensust of the county, presiding, for the purpose of raising funds for the restoration of Chichester Cathedral, the spire of which, it will be recollected, was blown down during the gale which raged this day month. Among the subscribers were the Duke of Richmoild, the Bishop of Chichester, Lord Leconfield, and the Rev. John Goring, foe 1,0001. each ; the Earl of Chichester, 5001. ; and several other gestlesies for the same or smaller ainoinda The works an estimated to east 50.0001. BALE AT asmars AMPHITHEATRE. The horses, theatrical appointnionta, and other properties belonging to this celebrated place el amusement were yesterday submitted to the public for sale by Mr. Gower, the proprietor of the Hone Repository, Barbican. Mr. Batty, who, it will be remembered, rebuilt the theatre after its destruction by fire, has for • considerable time been suffering from ill-health, and after catering for the amusement of the public for a great many years, it appears that he has resolved to retire altogether from the theatri cal profession, and to submit for sale the whole of his stud of hones, and other properties appertaining to the establish ment, and Use knowledge that the whole would be disposed of without reserve caused the assemblage of a large number of the public as well as of the members of the equestrian profession. The sale was anuottoced to commence at twelve o'clock, but owing, to some delay in the preliminary arrangements, Mr. Gower did not take his place until • short time after one. The first lot offered was Ellen, • white mare, described's • good ring sure ; she was sold for the low price of 114 guineas. Turpie, • black colt, fetched only 9 guineas; sad 'reify and Beauty, • dee sad cream-coloured geldings, were knocked down for SO guesses. Sligo, • skewbald man, was then brought up, and she fetched 40 guineas ; and Chelten ham, another akewbakl mare, the picture of the last, fetched 38 guineas. Primmer, • spotted niare, fetched 30 guineas. Leopold, • spotted gelding, 34 guinea. Guy, • skewbald geldmg, described as • clever trick hone sod very handsome, fetched 50 guieess. It was announced that this bore was purchased by Mr. Coolie, the late lessee of the theatre, who publicly expressed his acknowledgments for the kind sympathy and am stance be bad received from the provincial pab&, is consequence of the serious loss he had sustained by the burning of his travelling theatre at Portsmouth, upon which occeeke • number of valuable horses were destroyed, and he at the came time stated that Mr. Batty had kindly permitted him to have the use of the theatre on Easter Monday . for • benefit. After this little episode, the side was again proceeded with. Paddy, a golden dun, described as a bar-set hone, and au extraordinary jumper, fetched 35 guineas ; and Caroline, • cream-coloured trick mare, brought the same amount. Champion, • spotted gelding, was knocked down at 39 guinea' ; and Do n nybrook, • clever mare in the ring, brought 34 subsea. Raglan, • white gelding, described as a 'lever trick and Maseppa hone, and quiet in hareem, fetched only 31 guineas. Doctor, a white gelding, fetched 29 guises; be was described as • good bare-back and ped hone. Brissette, a hay fairs, dm scribed as very bendsome, sad the favourite ring hone at Madame Deberg, the noted equestrienne, fetched 84 pima. Seven very handsome ponies were thee brought up, and one of them, said to be almost the smallest bone in the world, and appropriately named Tom Thumb, was sold for 15 rm oa The performing Brahmin cow, described as broken eany hears, sad to perform in the riag, was knocked dews for fli view ; and two highly-Seised easels, male and female, fellehed4lo guineas. The Robin Hood stag was geld foe 41.10•., and his carriage for 4f. ; and this concluded the sale of the live stock. Several carriers, and a quantity el saddles sad banns, were thee disposed of, and this brim& the sale to • eandssioa. TIM ZOOLOGICAL SOCIIITY OF LONDON. —At the sesathly pun! meeting, held yeeterday at the society's loom is Hanover-equare, the Right Hon. air (keep Clerk Bart., V.P., In the Agar, the Duke of Lire _ Ilsrlborsen!, ewtssiessißusesil, Bart., Sir Lydstoe Rowan That, Major B. A. easel, Captala T. IL Fitsgweld, ad News. IL A. Firagera& R. Nero, E. Bhgh, W. EL O. INhadish, 8. Wilma, C. L. Bradley, R. T. Mart, and G. H. Lewes, were elected fellows ; sad Rutherford Alma, Esq., her Majesty's Consul-General in Japan Dr. 0. Wucberer, of Bahia, and Captain Herd, of th e Heim Bay Compares service, correspooding menders of Ns somay. The following 'euthenist were at the sum ma im pro as candidates for the fellowship, via J. S. Bahiasw, Bart., Sir W. A. Fraser, Bart, and Roams. Chides Wyss's, ILE, J. Pilkington N. P., R. 8. Hansel, G. H. Brooks, C. Lass, W. Yarabap, A. H. Wald, W. W. Elsanders, J. Nilllgma, and R. E. Welby. Naior R. C. Tytier, 18th Regiment, sad Captain W. A. Nom were the same time proposed as corresponding issiabers of the society. The report frost the maned, lIIMOSpi other thisp. stated that tbe total numbw of ashen to the gardens from the commencement of the year to the sad of February was nearly 14.000. The report also andainad the changes recommended to take pima ut the astainl at tia approaching anaiverrary as the Nth April. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 21.—PIONOTION1 AND Arrotrnairre.—Eaglosen B. Barber, promoted to the rank of chief engineer ; and R. Hetherington, promoted to the rank of Nosed elm sesistant engineer in the Asia, m Acting Beeo.d Cleat Amistant Engineer G. Roe, to the Indus, ss smternunsarary. Surgeon H. Loney, to the Racoon. Naval Cadet H. NI. Taylor, to the Hannibal. The utidernamed gentlemen have bees aorninated to naval cadetships :—C. H. Wright, W. Wilson, and A. W. Brookea NATIONAL Lrpsao.ir INBTITMON At the annual meeting of this institution held yesterday, the Earl of Ilinnoricas in the chair, a report wee adopted, which timid that during the pan year the Melina. non had solablidted 17 new lifeboats oa the meat, and Minn were in coons of contraction for wend other places. The Mannino§ new poems@ no fewer than 110 lifeboats. dome of them bed bees epee* hatamosnial in saving 210 lives from 34 verde dories the peeeedis yeez. _gime the lit of January lest the Mamas of the tarmisty bed she saved no fewer than 1111 Tbeesoominlise bed ham steps to prow ids Ms stations el the inalboidgd, _wberevor desirable, with standard bereemeette. 111=ateld ant}},, sad thedeadimitsasel villa would be d4IBIIIII.IIIISON diapmbthedded the itrtreimi. (Stamped, id. Additions].) (TWOPENCE. UNIVERSITY INTICLLIGENCE: CAYBRIDGE ltAscii 21 CLAANICAL Ter at, 18131.—Staininers : J. 8. I Wood, RD., St. John's College ; Edward Balaton, M.A., King's College ; W. M. Gomm, M.A., Christ's College ; W. J. Beaman, M.A.. Trinity College. First Class.-- Ab- ! bott, John's ; • Trevelyao, Trinity ; *Cornish, King's ; I *Austen Leigh, King's ; Richmond, Peter's ; 'Storr, Tri nity Twentymao, Christ's ; *Nicholas, John's ; Stephen son, Christ's ; *Forster, Trinity ; *Cobb, Trinity ; *War ren, John's • Airy, Trinity. Second Claim—Kitchener, Trinity ; ionderson, Clore ; •Ilorrett. Kings ; •Whal ley, Trinity ; *Bono, John's ; Earle, John's ; Davis, Cams ; Heeges, John's ; Smith, G., Clare ; *Turnbull, Trinity ; Edwardsand *lngham, Trinity ; Itaban, Emma nuel ; Budd, Pembroke ; •Northey, Trinity ; Channel, Trinity ; Bushel, John's ; Morley, King's ; Churchill, John's • ' Athawee, Clare ; Gery„ Emmanuel ; *Dinghy, Trinity; *Crosse, Trinity ; Twist, Magdalen. Third Chas.—Taylor, John's ; Brown, John's ; 'Smith, Calus ; • • Cleasb, Trinity ; Geary, Corpus ; Soya, King's ; Pier point, John's ; Wal th am, Magdalen ; *Stratton, Cathe rine ; Howe, John's ; Valentine, John's ; *Boohoo, Tri nity • Dalton, Cain.. At ' a congregation this day, the., gentlemen to whose names an asterisk is prefixed proceeded to their B.A. degree is due course, as did also Mears. R. C. Barnard, of Emmanuel; and C. C. To onistid, of Trinity, front the Natural Sciences Tripes. The undermentione d gentlemen also graduated : B.A. (Oontossr).--Charlee De Blois Wisalow, AD =MD= GRAM:'.—Hugh Allen, 8.D., Trinity Col leg Dublin; William Waters Harrison, M.A., Bremner , Oxford. Dsnisl Ace, Saint John's College. A.M.—J. C. Culdham, H. F. Burnaby, G. H. Evans, J. Y. Ward, King's College ; R. C. Green, E. A. Hadley, David Banbury, R A. Heywood, Robert Hudson, H. E. N. Lenny, J. B. M'Clellan, Joeepb Prior, W. A. Wright, Trinity College ; E. E. Rogers, F. W. Eispfool, Clare College ; H. J. Evans, Pembroke College; H. CoUis, C. J. Goody, A. C. Penton, J. H. Ranking, T. A. Swath, 01101 College ; A. W. Grafton, Trinity Hall ; C. W. N. Castanee, C. W. Motile, Corpus Christi College ; 0. B. Baker, E. W. Crab tree, J. B. Curtis, St. Catherine's College ; 11. H. • Mullen., Jesus College J. P. Noble, Christ's Colla ge ;E. J. clregery, T. Hewitt, H. D. Hill, S. laitham, Emmanuel College ; P . M. Clark, Sidney College. At the same congregation a grace passed the Senate to coestitats the Hun . mod Rev. this Master of Magdalen Col lege (now Vios-Chancellor) a member of Hotecia's Trust, vice the Right Rev. Dr. Philoott, Lord Bishop of Worcester. The Bahasa Professor (Divinity) was appointed of the Select Preachers Syndicate. The recommendations of the Law Studies Syndicate (March 11), and the St. Mary's Church Syndicate (March 13), were oosfinued. CIANCILLOWS CLASKICAL MEDALLISTS. —The two gold medals, given annually by hi Royal Highness the Prune Chancellor to the two commencing Bachelors of Arts who, having obtained Senior Optinies at least, show themselves the greatest is under in classical learning, have heel this day adj udged under :-1. Edwin Abbott Abbott, St. John's' (allege (First Classical Tripp., Seventh Senior Optinie 1861); 2. Douglas Close Richmond, St Peter's Col lege (Fifth Classical Tripes, bracketed Zird Senior Optima 1861). OXFORD, Mews "1. Till BIIVIDIter-Cones SCHOLAIISIIIP.—The Viers. Chancellor has this morning made known the following an soaseament, received by him from the electors to this acholarshi i r 7 r ; to " William Boyd Dawkins, 8.A., scholar of Jesus Co qualified according the statute to be a candidate or the Bunlett.Coutts Scholarship, has been duly examined according to the statute, and has satisfied us that be is deserving the appointment. —Charles Daubeay, M.D., Professor of Botany ; George Rolleetooe, M.D., Pro fessor of Anatomy ; John Phillips, M.A., Professor of Geology* In Michaelmas Term, 1860, Mr. Dawkins was awarded • first claw " J m &Midis Natorali.” PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES. -*-- THE NEW METROPOLITAN NEAT AND OULTRY On the re-assembling of the members of this irom mittee, yesterday, Mr. five in the chair, Mr. 'indwell, ca.c., mid that the suggestion thrown out by the committee at the last meeting with reference to • re duction of their claim in respect of their portion of the KO. mods to arise from the sale of the site of Newgatinmarket, and booms, buildings, and rents, by the Ecclesiastical Com missioners and Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and that in the event of the commissioners aLd dean and chapter con- seating to gessioe ow-fourth part, Wass& at one-halt, as originally propessd, the onassitese wed. unseat to pass the bill, diving bee. communicated to those bodies, be bad to inform the committee that a cannsunicatiou had bees re ceived from the secretary to the commissioners st:iting that be had not been able to obtain the detormkation of the estates committee on the subject, but he had reason to be lieve that they would not feel themselves at liberty to acquiesce in the auggestion of the committee, or to agree to soy alterstioo in the terms already proposed. It further appeared that the estates committee, consisting of the Earl of Chichester, Bishop of Winchester, Lord Evereley, Mr. Deaden, and Mr. Bouverie, who inquired into all matters connected with the property of the ecclesiastical commis sion, had not been able to inert since the adjournment of the committee to take the subject into consideration. Mr. Packs (a member of the committee)— Then we must take our own course. The room was then cleared, and on the readmission of the The part Chairman said the committee bed decided that the prianble was proved, and the bill fwd. Mr. Calvert intimated that the opposition on the part of the salesmen wee withdrawn. _ _ The committee then proceeded with the consideration of the clauses, inserting in clause 15 a proviso in accordance with their own euagesticia, limiting the portion of the pro ceeds of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and dean and chapter tome-fourth ; also giving power to let the site of the market on budding leases, power to borrow 45,000/., giving power to Common Council to sdvanee money for the pram. cution of the undertaking, raising the tolls from one farthing for every 211 b. to one farthing fur every 141 b., if at the expiration of five years trout the opening the tolls ale insufficient to pay the charges, and providing for the aoooanta to be annually laid beim parliament. Connirrzza on Nnw RAILWAY& —Yesterday, in the committee over which the chairman of Ways and Mesas, Mr. Massey, presides, the following bills were passed : —Petered°ld Railway (deviation) ; Brighton, Uck- Ilkild, and Tonbridge Railway, at an estimated expense of 196,0001. ; Tontwidge Railway ; Marlborough Railway, for a line from the Berks and Meta Extension Railway to Marlborough, in Wiltshire, at a cost of 45,0001., with power to borrow 15,0001., and for the Great Western Railway to subscribe; Belfast and County Down Railway ; Portadown, Da son , and Omagh Ringlet an estimated expense of 75,0001. ; Brecon and Merthyr aril Railway (additional power) ; Wherry Railway ; N Water, and Burton-on- Trent 'rater. In the Hull Docks committee, Messrs. Har rison and Fowler, engineers, and Mr. Lunsden, chairman of the Hull Chamber of Commerce ' were examined against the measure. The case of the Earl of Wilton, who has land and collieries in the district, against the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax Junction was proceeded with in committee 5 ; and the OW of the competing line of the Dewsbury, Batley, Oomersal, and Bradford Railway will be taken to-day. The consideration of the Oswe•try and Ellesmere lines still occu pies the attention of that committee, and the opposition of the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway to the proposed new lines of the Monmouthshire Railway was subject matter of herby during the day. THE EDUCATION CONINDIBIONZie REPOZT.—We understand that the Report of the Royal Commission of Education is now outlasted by the printers, and that copies will be delivered to members of parliament before the Raster reoess. The appendices are not quite ready, but will be placed in the hands of both houses on re-assembling. The whole publication runs to ever so many volumes, and will astonish the weak nerves of gentleman not prepared to wade through rivers of opinion, seas of fact, and omens of arithmetic. The commissioners' own report extends over six or seven hundred peps, et which the part referring to endowed schools is nr mowed to be by far the best. The appendices have been kept waiting for portions of the foreign matter. We believe that poems who slhiek from the encounter of so voluminous a MINS will dud the process of dipping in vastly facilitated by espitular divisions, marginal references, and indices. It is understood that the report tends to dissipate a number of fallacies and delusions, and that, while it shows education to be a great art, but no mystery at all, it exhibits the de inimmy as one of quality rather than of quantity, and the number and miss of the school buildings as amply eoougb, provided that a better commodity were offered in them.— P . ID Calabria, an well u in the neighbourhood of Naples, and is Badly, the eelportonn gent out by different religious societies continue to meet with groat success. In a small tens named Catanzaro, not far from Reggio, one man sold, in the mouth of February, 55 Bibles aid Testa ments, and 397 religions books. —Petrie& Ds. Di JONOII% LIOHT %OWN COD LITIR OIL —Tie liner LIMMOICAL ImILTDT roe Disarms Ntriterion.— Ile peculiar nutritive and reparative properties of this cele brated 011 entirely seders strength end health to the meet feeble and deteriorated . constituting.. TIM distinguished physician. ^ set of 1.• " Dr. Kitolosso, oboorroo Idem It litn octofFudice to mood g oombodlo lo tavola d the superior menu' d Dr. do leers LOA Drown Ood Liver Oil a• a preventl,e of Ilmidadalk al:**11111788 ezeellent restorative in debility Dr. do Joust% Mona Ood Id yr Oil la *old anti In mpg u led W riSl ied oonakeffek ty.Towdaik kaU Amir ibiabig. ll. , "" 7reiffsaft. 9 .Lo n don:byhi. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. - A Court of Common Council was held yesterday in the Council Chamber, Guildhall. The Right Hun. the Loan Halve presided. His LORDSHIP said he had to announce to the court that on Saturday last he received a communication from the Home Secretary announcing the demise of her late Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and that he had given direc tions that the usual formalities upon such occasions, the toiling of St. Paula, Le., should be carried out. The letter was ordered to be entered imam the mistites. RESOLUTION OP CONDOLENCE TO HER MAJESTY. Deputy HAWTRET, chairmen of the City Lend Committee, then roes and said he was quite sure that no public body in the kingdom more deeply or sincerely sympathised with her Majesty upon the severe loss she had recently sus tained in the death of her illustrious mother than the Cor poration of London, and that they would unanimously agree to the motion he was about to make, that a resolution ex pressing the condolence of the court upon that bereavement be transmitted to bee Majesty. Mr. Rows seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. A resolution to the effect stated wits subsequently sub mitted to the court and agreed to. as was also a motion that the resolution should he transmitted to the Home Secre tary, to be by him presented to her Majesty, and that it should be advertised in the usual morning and evening paper RAILWAYS IN THE CITY. Alderman LAWRENCE then proposed a motion of which he had given notice at a previous court, that, in order to miti gate the evils likely to arise from carrying out the various railway schemes now before parliament, for obtaining sta tions or termini within the City of London, and which in volve the destruction of large numbers of houses now occu pied by the working classes, petitions be presented by this court to both houses of parliament, praying them to intro duce clauses to compel the several companies to rue three train' early in the morning and also in the evening, except on Sundays, within a distance of six miles from the Gene ral Post-office, such trains to travel at • speed of twelve miles ►n hour, and at the fare of three farthings per mile. Mr. Alderman Lawrence called the attention of the court at considerable length to the mews- VellieoCB to which the working classes would be subjected by having their dwellings destroyed by the new railways, and be urged that it was imperatively necessary that they should be enabled to obtain a residence at a short distance from the metropolis, anil to get there at a cheap rate. Mr. Mannar seconded the motion. Alderman Hone thought the matter was too important te be disposed of at osce by the court, apd proposed as as amendment that the question be referred to a committee, who should be empowered to consider the whole subject, and report thereon to the oourt. Dr. ROSB seconded the amendment, which, after mime discussion, was put and negatived, and the original motion carried by a large majority. PROPOISID NNW LONATTC ARTIA7II. Upon the motion of Mr. Aldermen DAMS, the report of the Special Lunatic Asylum Committee, recommending the erection of a pauper lunatic asylum for the City of London at a cost of 43,5001., was ordered to be printed and taken into consideration on a future day. PROPOSED DEMOLITION OF SLACKFILIARS-BRIDGE, Mr. H. W. VALLANCE, the chairman of the Bridge•home Commitase, brought op a report, which recommended *Sher things that the present Blackfriars-bridge should be taken down, and a new bridge erected in lieu thr"L _ _ Yr. Ds dust said it appeared to him that the question involved in this report was far too important to be taken into consideration at once, and he should therefore move that this report be printed and circulated among the mem ben of this court, and that it be taken into consideration on a future day. Mr. VALLASCI said he had no objection to the course that wag proposed Mr. De Jersey, but he would merely ob serve that the London, Chatham, and I Railway would erect another bridge at • distance of 105 feet from the re sat bridge, and that they could not proceed until knew what course the Corpocation intended to take with reed to Blackfriars. The LORD MAYOR °homed that it was of immense im portanos that the works of the railway should not be de layed, and he suggested that there should be a special sitting of the court to consider the report in question. This suggestion was agreed to, and the court, after dia -1 posing of souse other business, adjourned. SHOCKING DEATH OP A POACHER. ---*-- Oa Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held before Dr. Birt Davies, at the Grand Turk, Ludgatobill, Birmingham, on the body of James Willcox, by trade • pearl button maker, 39 years of age, residing in Sheep-street, who received severe injuries whilst poaching at Enlington, on the 16th instant, and died in consequence, at the Genes cal Hospital. Police-constable John Palmer said that on the night of the 16th he was on duty now Mr. Wheelwright's forth, when he beard • number of sheep bleating. Suspecting that there was something wrong he immediately proceeded acmes • field, and had prooreded about ro yards over another meadow when be saw the figure of n man about 20 yards in edvanos. He "flashed" his hintern, and the man ran away. He was, however, stopped by • young Newfoundland dog that accompanied witness, nod proved to be the da mmed. Witham caught hold of him, and a severe struggle occurred between them, during which time the deceased called for help to a companion, who replied, " Put it into him." On hearing this wither su cce eded in obtaining •poresuon of a loaded cane he carried with him, and which eb had dropped during the encounter, and commenced to defend himself with it from the blows the deceased and his companion attempted to give him with two sticks. Witness struck several times with the tune, and at length the deceased fell to the ground, and the other man imme diately made off. He examined the deceased, and find ing him to be bleeding he sent for • surgeon, and with assistance convoyed him to the Birmingham General HesphaL Two witnesses were then called, who produced a large clasp knife and a stick the prisouer carri Mr. Goodall, house surgeon at the above institution, proved the admission of the deceased to the hospital about four o'clock on Sunday morning. He was then quite insen sible; had a wound on the left parietal bone, and a com pound fracture of that bone, through which the substance of the brain was escaping. He continued in an unconscious state until Monday afternoon, when he expired from the effects of the injury. After death witness found a circular aperture in the parietal bone about an inch .quare, and the bone from the aperture was deeply embedded is the brain. The Coroner summed up the evidence at some length, and the jury, after half an hour's deliberation, returned a ver dict of " Homicide in eelf-defeuce." ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE A PROTESTANT CLERGY MAN IN IRELAND.—The Limerick correspond ent of Saws dere: News, writing on Wednesday. says This' day, at 1 o'clock, I wu informed of a diabolical attempt made on Friday night to amassinate the Rev. William Archer, rector of eraser, in this county, where the rev. gentleman is highly esteemed and respected by all well-diapused penman, but who, it appears, is rather unpopular with the lower class of Roman catholica, bemuse of his advocacy of the religious tenets of the established church, of which he is a zealous and painstaking minister. It appears that while the Rey. Mr. Archer was Pitting in the parlour with his son and daughters, between 10 arid 11 o'clock a servant man, on leaving AC holier for the night, when passing down the !aiq observed three men of suspicious appearance, whom he avoided, and he saw them proceed on towards the glebe, and soon after heard a shot fired, but being afraid he did not follow them. The fellows made off at once, and upon examination it was found that the window chatters being closed and of strong eubstance, the charge did not fortu nately penetrate the panels, but lodged in the timber—a cir cumstance accounted for by the fact of the gun not having been properly charged. The daring ruffians flung stories through the glass, and broke several panes of glass in the upper windows of the house, terrifying the inmates to an alarming extent. No clue hill yet been had to the perpe trators of this vile act, the commission of which is deeply regretted by the gentry of the entire neighbourhood, who bold the Rev. Mr. Archer and his amiable family in deserved and well.merited respect." THE COLLIZKY EXPLOSION AND Lore or LIFE NUR AELIDAHIL—The inquiry into the circumstances connected with this attestrophe was brought to a close on Wednesday. The jury, after about an Itotw's con dilatation, returned the following verdict :—" We find that the deceased met with their deaths from the ex ploits of fire-damp, and we are of opinion that the 1110011,111111WW11 of gas was caused by the door between Nee. 9 and 10 headings having been left open, but by whom we have no evidence to show. We strongly recommend the proprietors to adopt the suggestions of Mr. Emma, the government inspector of mines, with re gard to the exclusive use of safety lamps." Private letters of the 26th nit. have been received at Poole, from Bt. John's, Newfoundland , to the threat that great mortality prevailed there, particularly among the young. Trade was depressed, the merchant, had curtailed their establishments, and the outfit for the seal fishery was [Advertisement. }—HOLLOWAT'iI OINTNINT AND Prue —Look to your Health.—Any abrupt change ht aka weather always muses much disordered action in the hum. lad . 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