The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-03 00:00:00

-----,--,- ..,„ -, -- 7 ) " "">:',' • : ".----- - 4:te-.. - - -- - -4 .--- 4 -re: ---...„...._, . 5 ..-___P ~ ..";,.....-7.---0., - ,---.---1:30 je 4 1 r _ . 11r t INEWSPAN'h 147. r , T I 11 : • .1 .• ".' / - „,fr --,- As-' l y s " l--- ' 1•72 , .._______. "••• . 4 .. 1 H i "--- re I ‘ l 5 1 • ~ ,, , ,r f e3sabdX:l-1 -4,1 4 1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1880. No. 40429.] (Stamped id. Additional) [TWOPENOE. M!ASKS. MONEY WIORAM and 80NW (st 1 Irnalk.na M. laailLllllo PACILIT Minn AM WA. —Vat a aLIIOI . II fan Map Dlawah n ~..4 . , eft TV Est , aT. Waft _la eW•cw• ••• 01,8111, •1. 1.064 tow W . I.ATTIThIt Oar mant, irn to tho Ina lani Dods nt.npfamoon at am Many Warm ni am se pima; willi awn' Ow Lummara Iladralt. le i nt 's vier. 4..... Twe`liya mdk elm aft. Inmiss., ind na-liama Alp. lam as/ Med mining, Ise in warm Mde Is Amman. Mgr mnanakans Sr all dims of pramen an morami. NM dr vill eam ma n Mina —ha hada elf markaggiuls 119400. ALA a. sad 11011 , )A a, Mb Nam al 0/111T Willi All Ina OO1& lia kaanzen Annan by tble and Pains an monna 11 1 :ft Mama s. rimma. *Wars lot nnadalon taw me am" are •.. Woman. •••=. A ROYLL ROOMS, Windiaill-street, a I 11 " arakasisaaa oianac 1 ihriair am la% trralltirdlAZPicc dilly. I a canal Wm it 5ur ..... = I ulnae Wan 12. trAlsol 16 1•=1.•s IMadaboami lair ft MierTZ.Nd' .112 Th nitZW.trattl =mgie l Oarasla. —IL Allsolian Is. VOLUNTEER bERVICE DINNER on WED-1 sext b i r ke . Tte Nankai IX Jaime* leveed) Ball. Isi She If 0.4118il DOB is lie *Mr. watts" at (OBITS 1., lee DAWN BeLOONT sad GA Ir we be ellaised se Kr. liiesbelie Basal Mars, B. Olgi ; By. Wee% Boni lAbeary.l. at. Jame eeirelt: ace Kr. . s trap Me* Wareissea Old Blaaleseet. IWO aPplicetlee Is .4 41 . S. 1111). THE NEW REFORM BILL. Forthw Ira, nay be reserved tor !sin; oneedo — ii7la — tir mantissa yew es wlll read thin despatelt to de Thinned, end also din el the 96th Jeinsery, 4 the aatr saint igluhim "came, =presses a with to that elliet, you will him wain of both despetabes. MA PAL AND MILMARZ -- - This morning the bill brought in by Lord John Russell further to amend the laws relating to the representation of the people in England and Wales, was issued. It consists of thirty clauses and four short saheiales. The following are the principal clauses : ADIfinALTY, MAR= 2.—Psomanower-Engi• mere D. M'Faelane, preluded to acting let elms indolent engineer in the Mohawk; G. Deans, promoted to acting lat close amoistane engineer in the Caiar ; M. Backer, prorated to 2nd clan assistant engineer in the Bre&• .1. B. Vickery, promoted to 2nd clone assistant engineer in the Princess Charlotte ; J. Scott, promoted t o 2nd close modetant engineer in the Valorous ; G. Thompson. pastrami to 2nd clam sasiatast engineer in the Mars ; G. H. Loodelly promoted to 2nd clew assistant engineer in the Topme ; T. Bell, promoted to 2nd clam eminent engineer in the St. Jeep d'Aore; F. Wheeler, promoted to 2nd clams mois test engineer in the Gladiator; T. G. Punnet', acting std clans maistant engineer to the Fisgerd, for *orrice in the Vivid. _ TEI NATIONAL ABSAMBLT ROOMS, MOM aklbera.—Tbas Ilmallibbnist. proassigally diftwolliM ter doge= is I nialine burg irlili th•4l.o....lll.sorsdows. i OW Wk i rklatte Ms isia bra ski So asswiss i a jet .W. Wol. WI , = ll7 sr l ig ps ak tar l iretewiesile. Soft al 12 ice► SY& Slisinion k. G ENERAL S acor NG AGENCY 0/11011 —J. W. VIOXIS at 14 WO tha lt. 0. Illatkor. at Ittritaithimal Les:ambits gprealty. Yet W. =.. - zJta.....1.21, -- ra. i x( ° l l l l . married so Wm awe all be asasatat al* IMMIIIIN lad :slab. Wie Lewin sad proltpdal *RV* rapid; Iled.—liardi I. 1140. Irma W ESE LT BT2AII 0011MUNICATION to XOM TOBIL—TI. Ift XXV n i Ma ig i TIOIWIDIILPIVA OXUS P ANT NOM ask gall•prwrid les• mum Own VMS r XVINVoim.6I mtgrk viroporre led r X impailin i es Wino : hLT VIW LIT' POOL Pell XIV VoltlL 'ITT OP MAN. IlltatTNll.etafthy. Xare% l:l:T 011 w ASIIIX V lOX. egradat. V. mmatling Nal 1111001110. 11. It,wa laser. ampase r siimseennahilia. /amid par" & 0w."... smirked *Wiwi Firm. Nve earls owl the Walt. Oars ihmw oven rives. WM* tmoo—roo twat, oorittaion= Wiimawasseet. Liftsps•i; es 55 and lIAO tY. Y. WM QM. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. ADELAIDE OALLIRT, Lowther-aver* b NOW 011.1tN Ise UMW PRAOTIOL Ileu m K n. NOW IN 1.0.01011. 11.1000.0 01.6 OFFICE tot PATENTS, 1, Sirls-street, Lincoln's ha. 11.0.-11thre DIVES! sue BOW? lostkmo Io moors isitish sad Yore. haw. sods idgislnliom aSirtoodl fsdook sksiwoo. I Medlin's pstainsk should obsds their HASDSOOI for 1.21 V t<:(TOnd urniski.ou spollsedo• as Widow, RIII MEL'S RIFLE VOLUNTEER'S alb Jilt/QUIST M Nemo ler ilis sersa. hl.l K. espy dem "i.e. Say Volummory /*wok. Ise Jaism M Pries M. led by MI yet IMMO ma Anima S. 11111111 r tour, by„l amdl 36, Omilk imam: aid 17 . Sateswerd reMb APPOINTMENTB.-COMMIAR W. H. Jobe,. to be it commander in the Coast Hoard, vice C. Reed, whose period of mraisiabaa expired. Paymaster CI. R. llnibton, to the Victor Emrsaanal. Maguire. I. Folkingoorne, to the Nile. Ilecretary-Paymaster W. Hickman, to Rear• Admiral Erma, at Portemoutk. Secretaries Clerks H. Perry, H. B. Kay, end A. Le Rverstield,ao Portemostk. Clark F. A. W. Smyth, to Porimenth. FROM LAST IVIGH2'B G4Z82111. jlolloll—The Ilenntro br Eden end Inns on Weeded to soll et Urn Bretner. es ben nem. sed hennard props Si Ise/ rod men Ilan. iILITIBH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL /TUX SNlregelsOul Sr be admiral? n Mit , LIVIRPOOL see SW TONI Oren. sed banes LI YU 04 beelba. be sows iskr Wing at BALI ria a am reeono mil be V ann. The Weenier en.no en le nli CANADA. be eurreo/I. ■ It • *KAMM ter KIM TORS . I•Peeng. Men 18. • Tann reenseero os4 nen too Now re Ilsessose. to be trash lend as Ns* Tara .a bawl the ben Mil nen eirerr tanaL N IMAM'S. Se bee T o l l. _ 1181.6 ,...!.......• H.... await. ..Pasha b .Ld San se born ode% als ew er bind •rWIIIFICII Senn den is. SW ; oren ewes, I. To Sow irk din Ohls,ioS ; treed sena. 1111. as hNW to Reeks obi LW Tark w ignial:ll . =ll. Flom. boa Is Inn In I WI rPr i i ri: j l=. IM —t Ona g .no 4 . "" raern i rr %NeXT Zit Alm. Tatla 4 1 i ' l= . 8. Weleterner. InerpoiL VO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER amo XXVILOPINI AIX AB/d9. C i ll ag yar urrritia— Dll4ll7lll.vispearawallidadbod,6 BX V PIIX .d. pir100; leumpldid MOW /611 el" 06 gins far 6d.; &No. ir• quint far m elm; swoons mar. 46. wff i gn ik arriA D WllDDlNG ANXILOPU, INVITATION@ le CIIINVON 1111111/1111/A s ad BALL PAIN ?BD „had If AIIPID OWLS. nib AIM sr QIIIINT tbe Mao AAA: OAIID-PLAVN NIALOAXTLY lIIIIBATBD Ilei IMI SUPIIIVINX I=III%4XTID it.60.-96ormd& BUSBY SOON lOU Renal vs. PIMA LILLY. fleaskomdiadr6ll.6. WAR -OFFICE, PALL MALL, MARCH 2.-NOTICE.-- The next examination of candidates for direct commission. in the army *ill be held it the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, on Wednesday, the 11th of Apli next, and following days.— Gessete. T.ONDON LIHAARY, 12, 13t. Jan= uses, A 4 w.—ifb Meers ex p Mar IMMi. LIM I.lftle jall.M. l lS=l:* MP imiaiii• l• •••16 : INN, II St • pm el* denim be et ampeloneWip, M► gelPielli• te. IL Mem.= bee. 10111. massoi. 8.1111•4 lareelose. A royal warrant has just been Mined relative to the ellebaset d bamdt-masters et betas and abrat amp astimandi limpteimetkehemtareleerreapeeeke each barrack -master to the service . The reiative ll = w ire major and captain. Printed instructions have been used from the War-office foc.the guidance of medical officers of the army and militia, and for private medical practitioners in the so'- mbaatioa of recruit' fur the militia. -.;41 LTSBATION ia TIME et DEPARTURE se 11:1111 inutar funk, =try b l e a il AU l i S m e i restar a Ms pima. ala. Q V aid be i t deism •4114.1 PalioNellak ORRAP and zanDrnous ROUTE to ILIILAXD. niddiorion IONS& WOWS Iladwool Sy wstiaross iss malt. s, ovum to 111 RD SAW sod boos solyorfol Ma 4161M0N NM= Oa Tors . ...m a i ......... Voidriord 0 La SM. mom.. WI II 11. M. dm Wins tows Dowry VILMA If. VAC T. syyd SATU/Lar in g &OSZ by lby ono Whys Pommy-11 fbolibm 411 b Illoorldboti lb. id. Ildrildros Illolure daft, foribile tor am armilk Ms. ssososs. la. 'moo bww 0...... in fool o ss ai j udir s ; trv i ssosAs p u su p. " sad Ism :f. W. OVWI/6141:1: or Ileirkllngare WAS MIMI 'g ST m latll ASSURAIIOIII RN ?MI ffUTUAL LOANFUND ASSOCIATION s:wit rai l kinworma rena... ° "" l " l l .. t Pr is =i • vanl a rz = , as aft il a=l= l.l liirs i b." In ie s 18 = hm ema .i. :sm. of j:=o.'Yil we sehrimma. l Ms. le ST W. Sesefts. VALUE§ of GOLD.—WATRZINTON sad v asoevai. lir lie= as PINY and War ml.: . I 1 714••••‘.1 •• =lllO,l war p ill os. M 0 .% NM stant% 11 , Jul. 1$ IS a5e1e....10 111 • m015.....12 II is Y 1/ amok.... 0 1 $ ams.... 1$ 11 pe: 4 1 I 1: ".15. ::: 1; P 1 .1.11— .: 1 1 zw11... 14 maw— I i r ... in i r N enN‘ ::: arm 14.... II I mmi.... ti ., saw :: : a anwil.... i is =tiiiirs,. wi=suile sr sol am lrr ". .sll. Attila. Amin al lb Yr sembig. is aimplageas 1 fD►ORR YOU PURCHASE PLATE, IV JOXIII9I. Lowlwammils.—Flldr Table agar mod elsood =Jr " gla 001 'NU 1116 DK ISOM I& FUMBLE WEDDING PRESENTS.—Coar plels 00MI asd ?TM SIM sosisivio gaimsjila i = Is ow aeon resept of • modem aim —JOINS. ma& EET et Pear CORNER DISHES sad COVERS ab 6. = er rwr i re. tomtits dila aline. a IL. st TO HOTEL sad TAVERN-HEILPERL—Evary smossos. se PLATAD WOW at hilt W mil dieus... Jul U L eimait.eraftw T HE (sly reel substitute for Silver is tie stark. LLZOTAO PLATIXO ea wore 1111011111.-4011211. Leery. UARD AGAINST THIEVES sad BUR OLARY.-11•11 eil a pew . ..We Meyer. eed Nu ue soirs ye. map*, Ihew ewe. geetwisel awl MN ROI is Me teWsp. NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. It NOM ... e n en*, 6 IIeCOILL STA', d imam ot sod otlon lot Jr Mennos et YOU/ MMMMM 1.111.11 001111 , 11, W are ilkorefore ship to MI mien vltli prompiltads. sad as WAS orial modems Nab d spa *Ai.— Mariam Ise mrai Accoutrements my be eb• leboi et What sithat _ _ _.. loTero r s'irad . Amass. se.l Cow af Sew ZZ i t sill letne " an . " te. 1 A. mei= Wirt ' as rILZII3 le great variety Me all Awn are all eamiese Oiraseaie owl l'haie• Ileabowealr Clesehlag Vii.d/114111 Cenia. Natheahre Cielailer. sae. iteralac mei Lomita Hem mod Otis Roder, (=maid Giatlea••• Tamen lad Vera. 0•411, dee ila. Neweame. Dear and elesoda as Jewalks Cleehlai. laa le. D". os • llB • o9 •Matraiie Ileilliwe Cle4lollll abellder. Wise Mem flsblla—Av U.,... _Vjl=•lkawa ad 0•1111 e. Invo red TM 'MOIL Pa !LOKI NO DaPARTIIIIIIT aselmer • here owl sea amareed !Met et Mali eoll /..tie Marstreberia. Mee M sieltai Peetwe sad Warts= an. Z. MOWN salrer t. Omer et Illaselse and aldelte. end Omar II Mem 011ealletesel. emea Han Anal L NOM am 0031 wbb It Se be perabadmele etagned. LW If sq mid. be se b. :=Ted of. Is ma lee asedlamped. er Ilee imam without Tbsh beat. ambefislat • AM& of doe Mbar, af Ilrllleh Ouleme• With eat amenammet eeml rat of petee• grew as appilaeil•L or lan kw. THE *INDISPENSABLE" SUIT sea le odes, eels= sol poiene,exel toOtedeett treerio teeseiboese kel no le =haft re ores eriewielee eel ...wore w ma leNe. 4Okee is !Me boa Andre rt e IIIOSNI awl SON. meet et NOM= sol Snow. end ono et °shod dieelood lemons& QAMUIL DROTILIMS, n, Ladwite-lill, are the Lemew sre sob Maims of Op IFY Datil AV 1 . 100111211. IL. 1.1 Os Aslant Wafts berables. irnwnwse LW now par n," tp AMUR!, BROTHER/1,19, Ludgate-hiII, warrant DJ Me a sad miseiel of *sir MOSS Hill 7100111.1.1ki1d. SAM WM BROTHERS, 29, Ladiste-hill, warrsat garr sou- .VI a Ha. a...tom. STDILVIAM TOP COAT, 4b.0 TROUSIREI, 13, ed.; o 31110L101111 COM'. Ila 11L—Polons id d ir isi La anus{ um 1011. ummetring• of Pon ip=ob aiii r eal= .Mil, asll dmilmmi des et 1:: r=irm gairareraril Zs rern I X Qom, n All: KI::CUSS, improved bIiARRIS sad SON, iggemb ealt fli ViC im er 11% Ihe res. - "a Sj a ah ra z lmo i alak. diresirip erg 11•••411.••• sra• Pompom Gemee.l6l. (4, guy fpge. tioleica a ma• Ihrftzwes_ wat I.:= il n.. KU HAIR RUM= to it NATURAL c.l4,4l.4""urt_sariaTuTrill4l3o IV MIMI SIV P. Cambia. fit Is I% Vag mei . 1 Prali n =rive Erma, M. ar—i. mute %Valk or pm feu Ism*. OW lid dimmaed seressa. et .mw 4 L►TINGI COUGH LOZENGES. --whit Omni= him is Imo •••••••••••• sideolid et L•ansir allimum• I The p 142.• 01/0611 li ewm — gmie“.l. rajt E4...1.7;;r46.4•11. IWm es me *a nor oWsh iteireat i • ones ilL S SW keh dal • lb. •••• an NNW rm.*. Ten =MOM WM• me et thir repertrra=rn=4===t riimm.o4. hooker dr. pas .16. 0. Ireft aborm.,— b. Laos- V . XTRAORD Na i r DIMZEIT of as J./ wady IIW TINOST 'IMMO lIII= • ....ftre 4 111 ~ ied b... ,AMMob—wth evlengralrV . aliZi armINNI NSW II -- Narael TNINAM same INN% INN bI IN NNW WO. .1 Yr MIMI IlmiNe. Is AIN Ws Ime rio emir ramerd lor NONA INN INs Ne saNIII4 1.9 = 0., Norriteliam:ielftlioNUan Olt MOM Ila ....116 is mos SINN& IV ()TIC IL—To fawn s trig d SOUTH AYSIMai 1111 lIIMMOL=IIIuMMO=Inig Mods Gase MEOW. Om omig. mobe and dt= t rtaM B E .--.la" bai ttr i m=mi Oilsolei sopri k les. /gm. Ci Am Um tom m Aidno-412. &MON T 811000 Mo mod 'WM& Importer. S. awed. Lades. W.G. §HERRY vents SOUTH AFRICAN. 11114701111 DUTtill-010011413 WALK= sag Oa S4weismiereg.oll4. Great Tepereereek La. Maier& arm asm. am ok Tame mien ere at t=lol )JJ 'map. perteelk tree bele Cape or Bearer era—altulea ITALIE= sal Oa. SL, ftweee reed. W.. .Nee. area Sew. meet. ea applealle tree of req. M aItBALA ce BRONTZ WINE, ROL nraniari.. is lie. per 6 46a. AI lea pet W.W. am Amino Is ftesst Thie mime walla bug et amolo 14 44471•14 re di. arl = t d.u. tall Is= gurtnyri 4.4 re te qp=ml4l, 7 eArdease e 47 run 44E 04 tr a lithea Ovals* dna. ILO. 1.41444 160 la Wiplibte. KENAHAN% LL WHISKY v. COGNAC SlLSSDT.—Tlissileissisdrgd iaNY 1111/1111r disbar Suss rarer . Is isysis or 4 wise. delidso, sad sus utsirssod /OM des s orsrsisble sold boom Is Woks ; Isms lksidsrl; =tit-4=s.dre red =LADS sollisti:=l"V SALT .ad Co., EAST INDIA PALE sad SU/MX ALII SiIWO* DielaseirTseas. beeeta. ..... ......... .... Mot g ll* E„ ........ ...... .. bg• 1.11. SALI : e6i be:b . iiiiit i be ebeileed le dm trio Se Ow blegg bell le lbe Meek.. a et vies MI be eepplbill b y *dr kWh •• seellemelea. _ . IitAItLOWB 8/LLF-ACTING NYPHON TAP. A dsaw"riaWra'srALMTA:Z=Zl VirogriMEMOlVArrAnt writargaltranalralitra&Wilit=alisr IraittVeroVlVATare Cr: "ib• rata all row me IS ries vililit b ris AL Mee is J AMU BAIL° , 114. WlNlmparess, Nor , Isnmisr sal telsara. Ike Ibis lib saw sad Milne Is le wary oriels ; all alms memorise. Imalmalem—ilisblllmd 1111. E BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS sad 00172/01 la 141101.101 D ado .4. so be olimbell el HE owl A.. Toa elf. Goad door Add AAA l 'firt i t g io SA. as. sod A. : ele Yea. A ad.. Y. lA. Ai A Tod afteto dr Ake of 4A AA miaow As to oft maws AAA or who* lAA la Ad. I pal • oda Amid bolo Warawadralue OM Al ONO UMW Om Allis Albanese of IA OA • WHAT do the wild Waves may DOW r—Why, tam you y o wood ma Nom of nomocli per Io Urqueryll you Lhoo bo low row Ts& 84 grant I TO, Ob. lo pogilo w Dbot. lt ON" la ilko rfle m4 ll..= II DIA .5 11L'AB T. D. DNA M. Moir ablooomiooloool T ART FRUITS sad Pla n PRISE k RVIB, 106. per Man ; PIM arms awl W. pm dam; now Damao per . narmiii.M. no per dam; ammonia( am( Gam o t i :rdia awl PAM do Fie aim ammo aml V r nal, mart Liam am onmerk itainsm llomboM Oa and lielaskor Itatirk ort a l i all wamairah those primer " Il an. Mos pod nos b. M. mid 4i. gps , ko—Ai FAULUI 11. W. iinimoolini. more Yammiged. a. Jrnabor.eurni kO:4•DON CARPET WAREHOUSE, WAUGH sod GOSS salt boosiGes ot GAG nigaghe of ; o CI loo AMPI? I NG. Go deism mod Mita GYM to Ws am not Wm SW Dumb. WoisloWo. Gem ahlotook AA. of frot. imobotwo Soo wolf WOW dGloweGm—ll aid Goodoe. woolt. W Ili rot N. Possottreotoot•tiot W. EAST CHALKS, COUCHES, and BEIM— MOWN 1102111119 loos Kew of Übe mot wellies* awl oom kW lowa Put op la soon map span km tannin, on/ for Woo wok maw% ism awl WWI& Oreacquo boo. GAB ACCIDWITS is Ware say b. PRE TUTU) by wing the ATLAS TATUM, UNITY 111D1- 04/111411 SILAIDSLISIL slink slob am wipe et fir steam rOM#res ea slam by NAM slinblA_ am to rt lbe Now badketi be Clindoiliy.—Allas Wag^ HANsiboolla BECIENELL, TURNER . mai *WNW HAND ofimencas.ww26 litabseel elm rem apipatalas imam Vr a l::1111 MillOt h2 2lMa U X 1411. 110 i S. vrsa awl &rem sad my ird ell nag% Ira% at era $ FM*, it NM //1. DAVIES'S CANDLES. 74. sad 7#l. p.r lb.; Y MIA am or Rom Isi. 11411.; lies ~ le& Ill• OIL moles um la 41. ; Ina gam la : Yew asa k Ma, _. betook s a llelL : pant mina or lona la 1114. : wwialla •1 4 . M. aid maths Ist w.1..A. bags. w•d , • atwoolda ; m : ber — r•s: W.PIIWIi ' a t= Mt F: Nam ma M. fla..k.. oma sm. P011a.114 ma.% ill Wpm Wtaisse. k, it par pasta: semort. Windom : ge ls Wlrker, la. 461. : brasy,nee, la.• b. Ili— km irk al 11. P. DATION sad SOWS lid IllfahNills IL la•••1=8. Cbrleamea. Imam W.C. '^lo —By S Depas.-1.11• art Ospirs"—il crew sag Railwyghbary sad eass% tbe mat %pm ask Ws. NIL dim Ns Ilks Ig sow aturms; 1144. =Mu ImMolokfMr. : fed alw One Mts. sirmi.g=mlok irtmolar SNOB& 17.. OIL INt lie. est mil. a, *dm le be silior m6 l44/ I.OaL UMW. IMMIIINIA mr4 BOWLANDS* 'AMOR, as Oriental botanical %r o c etc roreoes el di tont io za i r=reerazd mu g gmegek=intrd mks quo Or bis - : iwidlooke i m a m t isi ki.. Nein. rad elm wilusese MI6 iigr. Ned the sift mei. . awl It opullio oil lir 0.3 o t as tile lid& obrifor Ida Is aid odd bele. mow iv lemmcwhe bra. mod is anon* Is awl as aft, aim el lads le do time mins of ibs . 6. .4. sad U. el per MAIM. 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Maw taamfactoor of opamia's for bona to 0 at 12. sad April 16 at 11. at rzr ran. sod Maimed. INMertale 014/1 ~. Powell. tem INNiN 011.• . Aatdard • Hmt. bander. Mardi 13 at 2. lad 46411 II Los W and tni/:4 1 1. 4 l ir a 'S 1 01r= 1.4 .. Par 34291 ... .. a . 110:to m M.. It? Malgt .. l= . . 2 i. xl - amig. • Litattonea Janos.. yotartratt. Mirka . Auer ta vette Hatok 4 at arl II at 11. at HO r :-R.L..... st al ...-.. 5Ll '. - ' .. ...." Millidtg= p ir . l . : et MIL Slaraz. Mt ii2=, fitter, Want 16 lad Apra 6. at IL Cluill, sad Watem • leumgealo ; ae Nbort. Jan Ceirmarr .i.i llar . It Led ; Ar r. 16. at ira =""." 'AbMamma& Walloplaat, 110mmainbire Miklar. Hardt 14 sod 11. at A at alsOmOarra 11•151=176111.400&.1§minge, aad Lite. Uttar ; M. out. Veto llomaia. Ift=am. gam. Hoch 111 at 111. sad eVaid " Ht i Alrattg • ra1g."1.1.24•=4 Bradford. sod 1 . abotorow lussial W mum ism Loall2,,Llmolafildzs. 18. st 12, at 1444. Coon 1414 at Lag. d e S ir by sad HA M. NM booktera NA INe. 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H Octant . 11M00....- P. Salop. serfrarr Mint J. Wheadres. was Dramida. rehardasera. sad W. Mbar (MM. Ilaver. raeraddirs. terreare-Mardi U. J. W. Jar. Llawasel. enawsisre aisersat-Mser U. J. Oran. Iree• as arebaw-Mares U. J. Darrow.. W mar Marsel. tailor-Waren 23 11 Derry aad D. . asashassr. Merl week rasanlarcurr-elweb 23. GI Ma matti.s, nrautrar -Waren 11. J. Power. tallard. . aro brit wasurawaref- earth :4. J. M. Parr °arm are . Twirl. trder-M .re, .4. •. idaddills, rellield • erdsr. eIIiTUIOASDa to begrard, nalasnows be sharna sis ass army. as Mew et =MM. Marti IL X. Geer aroorram. enetatwan Hide Park. MinkJolwerre-elardi 13. ft. W. Oman Harem% Ilieb dol. liersedreresr- wawa tl. T. elrrill. Mae , lsiWhirs. La k es i rdiesspalmaa-Mear 14. W. M. Adair. Damon as. roam. OW. are rinvera-Ilmel V. J. rats, Law lown. awarder% raper-April 2. Z. Middlrood sad J. ld Unwed. Lear TIM% IlardwAyell 4. W. Mir sr. aad W. /111. Jr. rd Admisr. Warrarldre• war bowl '" 11 . 11180 , 19- J• Hrs. lesidarar WM. Pe billOL u ar braia. S. Adman rd _ . NOEL, dr add rams eress-11. sword ..d J. Mean Mandderrer OM, 11320144 nallelber.J. Dar sad W. .y EMI& Mar sir s is eizeM 6 Prta I , an m..b .i i n a t . W it irdweL eseisim m: ts. as Mr le Words 11.iirra n gla ras inikaffilir-1. J. Maird, eArdwra. istr Mdrla-.1. Oar e. Owen aid 4. makuosien IP. Dm n lareddre. 11110 r le Ise saZiares J. ehert-.1. teas..W IIMIL ewer slims-W.. 11 ar 0. =lffitherpwrln i . builism-a. I. P. Kohler WI A. . Dratrar. rd Mal Newparemel. Id. MWl LAyasar g." jeWi rsl i t. Ta °II" , W r s= T. 9S r . seer " 7. 1 4,. oLcorlrr yk. NOM ew Ur ea mars . O. Daelil4-J. T. err. Tartar% and Prince. J. Orr sad V im and gi rdiris-J. Waal. Clam J. Heh. and • I. se be sa J. H.e- W. &mom, eats ortaim-O. 616= . O. D. PM. Haala. NW dirm-I Dew k tilam. Ma, 1. and W. If . Porn brae asp err as ter as words 11 11 =aa -oolond air A. bra lYlisss. N fm B .,,,.____NlPede Ms monies Alfa the bare Ipso Orem. h led rem -0..1 oa A. Bogie. kklibtOp. el Dar near his ceerra rill Ye bawd, R.! talc COlopooy. Loads. Igne n/QUIIIIMATIONII. Altruism-a Om Dan3 . llllS, en Warm Mer 4at tae Oanisartial How'. Lnuatras. Joss Dewar. Danfarears.wwasser weer. leardi e. at Masi linte% Dardmliar. Jurs caul. Ard CPA lITOILD. Ib zsebm X , 1114. Imbed: maist, Mala 9. at tht Mbar mos. BALE OF WORKS OF ART.—The very interesting collection of the late John (lathy, Esq., le now on view as Masers. Phillips's., Now Bond street, prorates to the sea on Monday next and seven subsequent dam The diversified character of the collection proves the very aethelb taste of the Ire proprietor. In addition to eases 200 pictures, several of which are of considerable Talus, there are fir ample* of Makatea, Paltry, and Stemmata wars, rare opeanseas of Limoges emantela, many chaise Wantons and aseinele, a wel-tilled cabinet of camei-iateglis and gems, besides valuable arms and armour, old chased silver sad other articles of vertu sad bij Voris, admitting of no clarification. We may mention the follow* as • very few among Imlay other objects which arrested oar particular attention :—The miniatures of Hillard (especially the portraits of Queen Elisabeth and Lady Arabella Stuart) Liam Oliver, and Sam. Cooper ; mid the ananals by Zing* Hone, Bane, tr. ; as ivory by Fiamingo ; • large Majolica savor, and a very curious casual lipaantlele reliquairs. • triptych, by . the liixteeath Century Uremia saaniellw Jos Panicauti, is very no•swerthy. The are alao remarimble. Amur the pictures will be lota= spookorns of Yea de Veld., Vander Capella, she Weever mem Maze is • &aim bit by Muller. • hes/, sterlbetel se basseek sad essabor to Carraggio, are bath wally (Ohs sewers. The beet example ef en imams leywolde tea por- Slit of the Marehkease of Leasdowes, the eseentiss of white Is solid sad simple,amd the egseriag pert, besiSfal, M very little faded. • mall oil sketch of • heed, is black mad teen, will be highly interrung to artists, uladiating the method by which the master clamoured his weeks. A ordlestrn of each varied interest Is svidatUy well worthy the maim mall eameiastima el eimmaimenre sad an-oolimacca Ties Fiona. HALL.—This um end slEt , bike. wee yesseedey Yews& by the viii of hr M y, ble Loyal Hlehasee the Prises Quest, /we Royal Ble the Primes Alb" and Pries Asher, meow her Illsjesiy. Mr. Ort reeivel the royal party biped all the resegessale ta p_eeess for the vOluarser Weleseley INV. Her Nejosty and the Prince Consort awned itemelse mush_plessed with the new structure. OPINING or Nits WRSTMINISTIR-BRIDOR.—The Let half of the sew bridge was opened on Tbanday after neva. whoa toot pasmaipm• Gaily wire ellowed to pare. Yes terday sersieg l wee owed Ike imidep_esslle. The Salo sweekessals see se Skews t—ltgle ere te cross the SM. seek way. es the wee . site ; eseelbeess, to ea the two seaway', on the ass* ids. I l L ic e2 betdpe it to be meet for foot yereeesedded hens, to. Tan MAIL Bzwacz.—The Tasemsaia left Saab emposs_yemerder trite the Was WS, Peelle, sad Masl- NS area She - took oat about 100 pasesegmok *sale to the veins ef ; worth 14,11114 MOD loriales of gedelloever, mad • MI ewes The Vweitar , Yes of sisesse ' osmoses re=billweia Mew Tat end iselhemplen Ms dthb Every male person of full ego, and not subject to any legal incapacity, who *hall occupy within any c minty, or riding, parts, or division of a county, in England or Wales, except within the limits of a eity or borough which shall return • member or members to serve la parliament, or of a plasm sharing in the diction for such city or borough, es owner or tenant. any house, warehouse, counting-house, &bop, or other building, being either separately or jointly with any land within such county, riding, parts, or division (except within such limit' as aforesaid) occupied therewith by him as owner, or occupied by him therewith as tenant under the same landlord, of the clear yearly value of not free than 101., shall, if duly reglatared, be entitled to vote in the oleo *m of a knight or knights of the shire to serve in parliament br each county, riding, parts, or division : provided always, that no such pees= shall be se mitred to any year unless he have resided for six calendar months next previous to the last day of July is each year within mach county, riding, parts, or division. The provisions hereinafter mintioned with reference to the right to vote in the election of a number or members to servo kr a city or borough, in ?repeat of the pampa .Ui4maitowniele in sash oita or borough, and to he miaowd la tiara of each fifthf, thee Is to my, the provisions now in form ea to the time of such occupation, as to being rated, claiming to be rated, payment of rates, and se to anomalys sad joist occupation, shall be applicable to the tight to vote In the election of • Weil or knights of the shire conferred by this act, and to be registered in 'apace of such right as ifif molt provisions were onactod, tantatia mutandis, with Ammo. Tho otampation of promises within a city or borough which shall return a member or mambas to serve in paribunent, or with In a plain sharing in the election for such city or borough of the clear yearly value of not lees than Of,, shall confer a right to vote In the elation of such member or members, in like MUMer as each right is now warred In reaped of the occupation of minim of the clear yearly value of not lees than 101.; and all provisions now in force concerning such right . ln respect of such occupation shall, save as herein otherwfte provided, be applicable to the right hereby conferred, se if 61. were mentioned in section twenty- sans of the act of the session holden in the second and third yams of King William the Fourth, chapter forty five, and were mentioned or referred to in all other the provisions concerning finch right, instead of 101. a. . No person shall beentitkeiunder thi, act to vote in the election of • knight or knights of the shire for any county, or riding, parts, or division of • county, or, under the said not of the second and third years of King William the Fourth and this act, to vote in the election of • member or membete for say city or borough, in respect of his occupation, jointly with any laud, of any building other than • dwelling-house in which ha himself resides, unless such building separately be of the clear yearly value of not less than 51. in • county, or than 81. in • city or borough, although the same, jointly with the lead occupied therewith, be of the clear yearly vales of not less than 101. or 61. as the ease may require. The perishes of Chelsea and Kensington in the county of Middlesex shall, for the purposes of this act, together form a borough, to be called the borough of Chelsea, and such borough shall, from and after the end of this present par liament, return two ambers to serve In parliament. In ell future prikunesta the Calvert/1y of Leaden shell return me swam lo servo In parliament. Every pm, sot gabled to any legal incapacity, on whom the degree of Nader of Arta, Bachelor of Laws, Doctor of Laws, Bachelor of bistlielne, or Doctor of Idedloise shall have been eanfored by the University of London, or who 'hall be • Bachelor of Arts In such university of not lees than three yet= Ong, shall be entitled to vote in the *elks of 4 .7 BMW to serve in parlisesent ler the laid univerdey. At every contested election of • member to serve In parliament for the University of London the polling shall commence at 8 o'clock In the morning of the day next fol lowing the d►y Axed for the election, and nosy continue for not more than three days, Sunday, Christmas Day, sad Good Friday being excluded ; but no poll shall be kept open later than 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Every person on whom, under the provisions hamlets fore contained, • right of voting at any election of • knight or knights of the shire to serve's parliament for any county, riding, parts, or division of a county, or of • member ar members to serve in parliament for any city or borough, is conferred, shall, subject to the conditions effecting such right, be entitled to vote at any election of • knight or knights of the shire to serve in parliament for such county, riding, parts, or division, or of • member or mem bars to serve in parliament for such city or borough, which takes place after the last day of November, 1860, end, subject to the conditions affecting his right to be registered in any year, shall be entitled to be registered in any register of voters to be farmed for snob county, riding, parts, or divi des, or for such city or borough, in or after the year 1860. In case • dissolution of this present parliament take place before the day at or from which the registers of voters to be drat made for the boroughs conatruted by this act begin to be in force, the write for the election of members to serve in parliament for such respective boroughs shall not be ladled until Bath registers begin to be in ford. 11 any pigeon duly elected • member of the House of Com ' mons in any future parliament hold, at the time of his being elected, any office the accytanos of which after his election would have made void his seat, his acceptance while he con tinues such member of any other offioe, upon or immediately before hie resignation of the office holden at the time of his election, or upon or immediately before the revocation or avoidance of his appointment to the office so holden, shall not, nor shall any like change of office from time to time, tasks void his seat In parliament, unless the office so ac cepted be an office the bolder of which Is incepsble of being elected a member of the House of C ,mmons. FRANCE AND SAVOY. LOAD /. it/BULL TO 'LAIL COWLEY. (Extroct.) Foreign-dike, Feb. 13, 1860. I have laid before the Queen your excellency's despatch of the 4111 thetas; la respect to Savoy. Y. Thorned mates, in substance that the French go vernment have sever conceded their opinions that if the territorial' of the King of Sardinia greatly lammed, the ad dition of Savoy end Nice to France would be required for the security of the French Empire; that the treaty of Zurich did not contemplate snob an aggrandisement of Su dada ; sad therefore the project of annexing Savoy was no longer entertained. Bet that, If the votes of Central It a ly should enlarge the dominions of the Bing of &militia, mad plan Sim at the head of 11,000,000 of Italians, the emerity ws.M require the annexation of Savoy and Nioe to I have to eine, in reedy, that although the project of the eammatlea et Savoy to Francs has been sometimes men tioned to your excellency, yet it um in contradiction to the Lyre of the proclamations of the Emperor of the French hdrom and during the war in Italy, end that it is only very lately this annexation he appeared is the light of a probable arrangement. It Is only of late, thershre, that it has been thought MOW rary by tor Majesty's government to Mate tiwdr serious ob jections to the project of tenderring Savoy sad Nis to France. Her hi.jeety's government oaanot conceive that the security of France, a country an rich, so melons, and so military, possessing 36,000000 of inhabitant, without counting low adonis% ma be endangered by the ariersere, is the other side of the Alpsoi a state of 11,000,000 of pa opls lately joined by a a sset me yet dry, threatened, on the side of Lombardy, by shah, and net very curtain of its own th dr!ence. said the thaw" to Prance arises not from Sardinia Mona, but heft ithednia se saber of a emadaratice. Bat it is an at all evellent that a onifedsratioa of which &real* woes • Inn*lrki• only 6,000,000 of inhabltsa.s 'night set he genies fireadabbe to Ryan as a coebderatiel; with shldi &sada wadi ease id* 11,000,000 of ishabl teem. Th e deser. If my, te laws would meat ass la the sari Sdlereaos r the pepslseke Si Sardinia, but I. the itill, easarter be, oder of the ether powers who Itave es seethined yew Fenn. vadeenne6, beeremem Mem _ year ies eed from man despaldi teased ea dr lbib that dr Er peer 11111116 era* Pawn se OD this wag imillidere ff =alar ead va illas strire il or der popritlhoweel law Judas Maccabees is one of the Send Harmonic Society's stock pieces, and its frequent repetitions furnish little matter for obsarvatioe. Last night's performance, however, was remarkable so having introduced Miss Parepa to the public aa an oratorio singer—a branch of her art to which she promises to achieve the highest honour.. She has already shown how conversant am is with the pure Italian school—the only true and mistime! school which ought to be the guide in the performance of ovary class of vocal music ; and, being • complete mistress of the English language, she bad only to turn her attention to the ✓amie of Handel in order to ring It with the utmost purity. In her Mot air, " 0 liberty," she was evidently nervous, her voice was tremulous, sod had not the volume of rich tow which ie bad often shown that it possesses, though in other mopeds hen execution of the sir was wind. Whoa oho cam to the great air in the second pert, " Prom mighty Mugs be took the spoil;' she bad gained cosidenee, end sang magniloontly, filling the vest owe with her foll resonant tones, executing the &aid divkices with the utmost brilieney, sad ~mg- the weeds with entreated end japan enprembe. Tide dm performanch was received With prolongod oppianr from every part of the hell In the beautiful air, " Wise mon flattering," one of the most lovely melodies that Handel over wrote, she showed herself ea much at home in the cantabile as in the bravura style. In short her noose yea complete. Bhe promises to fill up the blank—lf say ewe ass , do so—made by the absence of Clara Morello, who, our readers will regret to hear, Is not is be is England this Kr. Sims Reeves sang with an his accustomed power, and sang " Sound an Alarm" es no one save Brsham has ever been able to sing it. Ballad was prevented by indisposition from attending, but his plass wassatiabotorily fined by Weiss. Ths ramabing parts woes well sang by Miss Banks, Ml. Lams Baxter, and Mr. Smith. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAT. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. Bto 1 'get Tormentor (t and off) 10 to 1 any other. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. 8 to I opt Anatis (t) 12 to 1 Jealousy (t) 14 to I Brunette 01 14 to 1 Maria Agnes (t) 100 to Huntsman (o 8) 20 to 1 Goldsmith (9 20 to 1 Athlete (off) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 aim Tone Dear (t) 20 to 1 Vietka (t) 28 to 1 Lowing* (1) 26 to 1 Elatelli to (a) THE FIRE IN CREAPSIDE. TO TON IDITOI OF ref ISTILBSS, Sts,—We shall feel obliged by your allowing is to trespass on your valuable space to oorreot a misapprehen sion, which we find is verb prevalent relative to the fire Monday which on last took co in Wood-street. The misfortune occurr edto Messrs. John Lee Morley sad Co., 122, Wood-street, as stated in your report, and not ourm to 1 see. iijeaine;Mly sympathise with our neighbours on their aid disoster.—We are, eco., J. AND R. MORLEY. March 2. • FUNERAL OF THE LATE MOs DEI7YMONID, Ben., M.P.—The remains of the late Jemmied Henry Drummond, Beg., were interred in the, magnificent family mausoleum at the old church, Albury Park, on Tuesday last. The clan was borne to the church by labourers anpieryed by the deceased), and We pal Miners were relatives of Mr. Drummond. We salmi the following ladies and patlsints amongst those who attended as Mourner@ :—Lord Lonrho, Id P., Lady Lavigne end lady Gage (daughters of the do omed, Rev. 8. Drummond, A. Drummond, Faq., 0, Drum mond, Esq., Rev. G. Portal, Miss Portal, Melville Portal, Am., Wyndham Panel, Esq., Sir Frederick Arthur, Admiral Deaden Jocelyn Percy, Rag , Conte Trotter, Bog., B. J. Vinton, &c. limy of the tenantry also followed in the funeral cortege, amongst whom were Viscount Sidmouth, R. Godwin-Austin, Esq., A. Mattison, Esq., King Church, Esq.. Captain Taylor, Ito. All of the domestic servants, mak ant f emale, as well as the labourers employed on the estate, were likewise in the number of those who composed the mournful prociadon. The service was read by the Rev. Robert Scott, rector of Effingham. The coffin wog covered with black cloth, and bore a handsome tines plate, on which were inscribed the following words :—Retry Demonised, Esq., died Feb. 20, 1860, aged 73.—tenses Byes. A PRESENT TO THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.— OR Thursday morning last a fine bull of the Ayrshire breed was despatched from the railway station, Windows*, to be shipped off to France for the Emperor of the French. This noble animal is • present from 8. Taylor, En , of Ibbonholme, to Lads Napoleon. It was decanted with the badges of smuts= het-clam prises gained at various agricultural shows. Mr. Taylor has, we understand, exhibited at various agricultural exhibitions in France, and on one occasion he had a bull of the Ayrshire breed, which was to have been purchased by the Emperor, but, owing to some inadvertency, of the nature of which we sre sot ap prised, it was brought home again. Mr. Taylor, being of opinion that exhibitions on the agricultural field Mind a more honourable rivalry than • contest on the field of battle with rills and ammo, proffered his gift to his Imperial Majesty, which wee et once most graciously sad frankly accepted. The animal now forwarded is of the same stock, and a very near relative to that which was in the first instance to have bosoms the Emperor's property.—Kesehl Mercury. BLUM AND HATS IN VENICE,—The following notification, signed Rol:gotta", hashers honed at Venice :— " It still mows that functionaries of the state, notwithatand• ing the prescriptions of the imperial resolution of the 12th al September, 1852, quoted in the circulars of June 9, 1859, acrd Feb. 10 of this ear are seen wearing beards on their china. To this Ir reg ularityi another is sided, via., that of wearing the hats called d la Cavowr, width me camihred se the emblem of the party opposed to lit=sad royal government. In y to the olFebromy le, 1860, No. 1521 P., issued by the presidency of the local imperial sad royal liestenaney, officials are now again enjoined to conform themselves exactly to the imperial order as regards the beard ; cad they cannot, moreover. on any account, be allowed to wear hats dby Owner. Officiate are also informed that the said presi dency has Instructed the directors of police and the provin cial delegations on the Continent to exercise the most rigorom watchfulness., to cause • peaces otrbal to be drawn up in every case of transgressions of the above roles, sad to apply the disciplinary punishments prescribed." AN UNEXPECTED DIPIDIND.—NearIy hall a oen tat, as the 22nd July, 1811, the firm of Motley, Heard, sad Co., ironmongers, of Bristol, were adjudged bsedmillt. No dividend wee ever declared on the estate. A meeting was, however ) Wad yesterday, for auditing_ the accounts of the official assignee (Mr. B. M. Miller), into whose hands the fist came, when it appeared that a fund me now in his hands, arising oat of the recovery by him of a awn of 3001. belonging to the separate estate of the m ßris e tobaiikaandtimng".brich H eard,u MdmeaseP:riiincedßbio.mkeitnita,nivesTY:hornei.,anateqCiuo.,..theri =gad accumulated Interest to the amount of 3281. 2s. Bd., a total of 8281. 2s. Bd. available for distribution amen the creditor.. A dividend meeting was appointed far the 18th that., at which the creditor. or their repreemtatives who have hitherto received nothing from the estate will, after the lengthened period which has elapsed slum the benkreptin, obtain as um:peeled dividend. Mr. Miller has also nemented in recovering 1731. 18s. bd. from the same timber for the jalet estate. Mr. Commissioner Hill, In pan- I isi the audit, said the worts of benkruptcy were not after all so mamas se they Were imagined to be la IMO (pilitirs, I so, in this initiate, oldest to the good tortes, or rather, be should say, to the Nal of the official soignee. the creditors la this Mete woad realm a dividend after • lapse of needy half a senthry from the time of the bankruptcy. LW evening the unfortunate sufferer named • farmer residing near Cambridge, who received wed aar~eas mks by the late terrible sonident on the line sift Bolles DeaeYr Railway by the breaking of a tire sesneseed wills the seghe of the that train on the manilas of li Mesieg gia r rise.e nt, e4, 9lllth wee still lyieg at the 011•11 Dragon City, under ths ewe of Dr. So, of ake Vito perkemed maspobition of ny the lag es Wallesdsy bet. He Ise in a very low and sinking eassaina, n eed faint hopes are entertsined of hie recovery. TeMnrday at anginal seven m seem belonging M Mad* Stenville wore seat to hos mob f i r eight week. (r: . • gut le MA Mem she) ter retesieg to go to sea is the Till VOLUNTBER COURT. Some slight amendments having been made in the regulations to be observed at the Volunteer Court,which will be bad by bet' Majesty at Bt. James's Palace, on Wed nesday. the 7th of Mann, we think it es well to lay they again before our readers, to prevent any omission : The officers of volunteer corps who are desirous of attending Ihe Queen's wart et Bt. James's Palace, on Wed nesday, the 7th of March next, should forthwith communi cate their intention to the Lord Lfeutenantb of the @evert/ counties in which their ways have been established. • A list of the o ffi cers who have thus signified their wish to be present will he transmitted by the Lord Lientenent of each comity to the Secretary of State for the War Depart ment. These lists, which will distinguish the rank Meech officer, and the corps or company to which he belongs, will be for warded to toe Lord Chamberlain from the War Department, at latest, upon Monday, the sth of March. The Lord-Lieutenants and the military authorities enm weed to attend the court will enter the Palace at the entree entrance in Ambassadors' court, and will peas at once to the tante room. The allows of volunteers will ester the Palace at the usual Corridor entrance, opposite Marlborough-hone., and will be shown at once to the room appointed for the assembling of their corps, where they will form into companies to the order in which they are to par the Queen. In order to facilitate this eat, escn officer should furnish himself with a card on w ioh is distinctly written his county, the number of Ms amity M the Army List, and the name and number hiaoorps, compaay, or subdivision. " Artillery" should be specially marked on the cards of officers of artillery volonteer corps. The doors of the Palace will be opened at half-past 12 &Seek, and no officer can be admitted after a quarter before 2 o'clock. Officers will appear in the uniform approved for their corps by the Lord Lieutenants. • Tbey will pass before the Queen by regiments, companies, or aub•divisiens, headed by the senior officer present. Tho-officers of each corps will be introduced by the Lord Libutenents of their eounties.who will join them before sm. tering the TJuone-rcenir. In the absence of the Lord Lieu*. musts they will be introduced by the Under-Secretary of State for the War Department. Tbs officers will draw up in line before the Queen, and the senior officer of each , corps or company present, will hand a card containing the names of chose about to peas before her Majesty to the Lord Lieutenant. This mid will be pseud to the Lord Chamberlain, who will read the names to the Queen. The °More will then pus on. Cards proper for this purpose may be obtained at the Lord Chamberlain's Office, either upon personal or written appli cation, and the names of the officers of the corps or company will be filled up by t►e senior officer, who will take the card to the reception. The various oorps will take precedence according to their seniority in the Army List. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WOl.lB. The weekly meeting of the board was held yester day, at Guildhall. Tenders were received foe works for southern maid] sewer as follows, the engirt:ter', upset price being 291,0001. : W. Moron, 302,8901. • W. Webster. 300,00 W. • W. Dethick. 330,0001. ; W. Hill. 328,00 W.; W. Damn, 30 5 ,5001. ; Faller Coker, 301.5821. ; G. Think 373,0001.; Newton and Flet cher, 316,0691. 19e. 85.; T. Hussey, 331,0001. The board also received tenders for pumping anginas at Deptford-creek. as follows, the engineer's pries being 22,0001. Walton and Co., 34,8501.• Slaughter and Co., 22,3001 .; Williams and Co., 47,0601. ; Hovey and Co., 47,0001. ; sandy, Vivian end Co., 67,0001.; Samuelson and Co., 30 6561. ; Hodwell and Co., 44.3601.; Hick and Co., 29,9461.; R. and W. Haw- thorn, 29,801. Kr. Wehster's Mader was accepted for the southern outfall, and Slaughter and Co.'s tender, for pumping engines. The cash statement showed that the board had in hand the nun of 375,2701. 12s. sd. Payments to the amount of 3,9021. la. Id. were ordered to be made. INCLOST/11 OP ILLXPSTEAD HEATH. Mr. ' Hiram-cc mooed, pursuant to notice, " That the bawd present a petition against the bill now before parliament to amend the Settled Estates Act. Xt. Ls Sartori seconded: and after some discussion, the emotion sou etaried by 18 to 5. DISCIVALI/ICATION OF 111131BERS. Mr. Limit, pursuant to notice, asked Mr. Woolrye.h the following question :—Vibether, snylmembsr of the board In any manner be concerned or interested in any contract for supplying materials such as tricks, drain-pipes, lime, timber e deals, cr other articles used in work executed for the Metro politan Board of Works, would come under the operation of the 64th section of the Local Management Act and be subject to its penal consequences. Mr. WOOLRYCH replied that in his opinion it would sot. Tho saute question had arisen under the Municpsl Corpora tion Act, and had been solved by the judges in theme° way. After the transaction of some routine Wainer, tho board adjourned. WAR-ornat, Fen. 29.—Tho Queen bee been graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment of James de Vienne Drummond Hay, Esq., British Vies- Consul at Tatum,' to be an ordinary member of the Civil Division of the Third Class, or Companions, of the Most liononrable Order of the Beth.—Gazette. THE BALLOT. MR. EDWARD CRAMMED'S MOTION.—Tbs postponement of this important motion until Thursday, March 8, gives the friends of the ballot in the provinces en opportunity of writing to their local members to attend and support the motion, of which it is hoped many will avail themselves. Tug BALLOT MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON.—A crowded publi?. meeting was held in the Guildhall, North. amptoo, on Thursday evening last. The Mayer, Edmund F. Law, Esq., prodded. The principal speaker was Mr. Whitehurst (from the Ballot Society), who explained the system of the ballot used in Australia, and laid before the meeting • body of evidence in favour of the measure. Other addresses were delivered by W. Shoosmith, Eq., W. Dentin, Esq., J. Vernon, Req., and other gentlemen. After a slight, but wholly ineffectual attempt at opposition, peti tions to both houses praying for the ballot oh 'he Australian system were adopted by an overwhelming majority. THE CORPORATION REFORM BILL.—The Court of Common Council met again yesterday under the presi dency of the Lord Mayor, specially to consider the clauses of the government Bin for the better Regulation of the Corpo ration of the City of London, which were left undlecuseed by the court held on Monday last. There was a good deal of discussion, commencing with thine 18, and various amen d. manta were decided to be advisable; but there wee nothing in the proceedings which called for particular reference, more especially es the amendments adopted must be accepted by the government and sanctioned by parliament before they can be of any real value. Tag PATRIOTIC FUND.—A return wee issued yesterday showing, in • tabular form, the name of every child who has at any time been maintained at the charge of the Royal Commissioners of the Patriotic Fund in any asylum, school, or other institution, or in any family, or wader the care of any person other than its mother ; the ace of such child ; the date at which it was so placed ; and (in the case of any child which has at different times been in more than one such institution)particulars of its removal from one to the other. The return also shows the name of the father of such child; kis rank In the service, his regiment, ship, Bro., as the case may be; th e time and place of his death ; and states whether the mother is dead; and if not, her name and present reeldenee. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. , Pitney, MAZCZ I—Admission" on payment, 464; ditto I by maim ticket', :N.—Total visitors, 753.