The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-21 00:00:00

~~~~~ ~~~~ gOsT:II27BURG.—The only regular Line of ' or r iss 6 418010111.—Tbe well-koows mew Mesmer millre boo Alderseufe Tier on the hlrd t Me o va tol lbetmete sootoesoodation for easientioa Foro, A% To elionooree by nob Gum"' WASA sal ether Ira& ...... mann , —Awl, at CILIOLItre Cohered Moe. lope, 7 0 N le . ?antra . OWLS, PHILLIPPII awl Co., ii, leelli lr.; tiO LC. SITT FONCIKR, and MOBIL= of INOLaND (Llinised). astbod f a h ,NAACO* to WO,OOO shares of 120 each. co w heel, 89,000,1110, la leo,ooo shares of 190 each. Capital 9 Lee,ooo. Itessrva he 1400,000. Dividend Itmerre IS.d. 170.000. DIRICTO tui Vbe lea, /WM STUART WORTLEY, governor. WICK, Fit. Merchant. Mugs Arse- D ;Amor: DANIELL, Esq., Chairman d thelOovernars. tltrempafaill ss le t Za k, LAIUSOIL Ott Eresidaireet, Landon. 1047,11eare.. Plato, Ruins lirelftsm, and Om), lob& go tC. lialibvstoo, 11.1... Chairman a the Canada viz,/ assealLoo. London. I slassig==wo Young. Harrison, sod Baran); NNW Ms Maley Insurance Caarpany. lim a saws Lea% (Weeers. Lane, Usably, and 00.). imam asisit Esq„ Isom. =ftinau..BaO..Russell-square, London. Lwow holm, Lg. (J. Mackzill Leith and Ce.), Old Broleirest Lauda& amid Warner. LA. ILE, Landau. vr i oaapaind. Rm. (Director of the Royal Imuranni Casa , Landon. Asa ass! Orsti, lbse, Would= Director. RANIERI . _ . SY Aire2ef L .. eiterson's Bon — kTindtedj, zre, end .Du be. Lond on. Dublin. sad its Breathes in Intend. Dank (Livalted;, Loudon, Liverpool, and Wan dnilL RXlloo—Yeein.Newbon. Evens, and Co.. Nleholeelane, &C. lineniten.—Altred Lowe, Fps. Olicee-17 and 18, canal 4, ramps. THE cßaDrr FONCEER and MOBILIZE. of MOUND (Limited), At s HITTING of the flogreholders or this Company. held Mt DAY. Ihroader. Mth April. 1816, at 1 o'clock p.m., The light Hoeourable J in the BITL ChaiItT WOHTLIT, Governor, r, It war propmed, secoeded, end carried murahnously : That the Wince-sheet and report be endue hereby approved, ester& end edePteci. It was also teepoesd. seconded, end carried unanimously: SWAMI keettheaks of this Meeting ere doe end are hereby given Mas Gmensor, Deputy-Goverson, and Directors, for the care sad stisatice they have given to the interests of the share /abbrs. sad for the extremely satisfactory result' which hare Ulm thateteece. wee i/eo proposed. seconded, and carried unanimously : net the oee&al thanks of this Meeting are due sad are hereby abed to Albert Gnat, Esq., the =nagging director, for the Wiest end nut ring energy displayed by him in the administra tes al the affairs of the Company. It vas farther proposed, wooded, and carried unentmoosiy Het the thanks of this Meeting be gives to Alfred Lowe, "alum for his unvarying courtesy and attention, sad to him, sad tits ot h er Milan of the Company, for their industry and ad Was the pest half year. By order of the Court of Director+, J. STUABT WORTLFX, Governor. liiiiiiriow v., Secretary. 17 ad IL Coma Loteion. 20th April, 1865 Copia of the Beleneeeteet and Report may be bad m appll gallon el the teem THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited). Captial sabscribed, F.:6,000,00 Dad up, £600,000. DIIECTOII3.___ Caguus--160 VBAINAI4, I R . XnaAon Belli. Fri. Capt. J. Gilbert Johnston. E. J. Woman, Seq. G. G. Macpherson, BK. Mr. Alderman Lakin. W. Seholeneld, Esq., M.P. Jams Dickson, laq. Bfr S.D. Scott, Berl P. D. Rados, Esq. H. D. Seymour, Bec, M.P. J.O. M 1113106, EN. .Toaepis Thornton. laq. W. H. Barked, &q. Alfred Wilson, Bag. G. P. Botroyd, Esq. M. Lula, Nay J. G. &rare, Esq. JAAnagass—lienry J. Barker, Faq., and T. Fraser Bandsman, Faq. hournoss—Means. Ashuret, Morris, and Co. ; and Mews. Edw.lrds and Co. The Association receives money on deposit for fixed periods ; Makes advances on approved securities ; Negotiates hens, and undertakes general financial business. W. C. %Irmo. aurrom. Beerste 2 7. Crosby Heine, 95, Bishopegatestreet Within. frEIJOINT-STOCIE DISCOUNT COMPANY A plasm. s sad 7, Nicholas-lane, = r ip CAPITLL =ME FUND 1.200.000 1.50,000 FRISENT RAT OF Imam. Oa doodle repayable on donated S per oat „ a& 7 days' notice 3l ~ . OS .. Statist rates for mono deposited ter long periods. TEE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH nrsusAilme COMPANY in now nalettod et City Bank Chambers, No. 21, Threadneedle street, are the Company la prepared to receive proposals for Marine leences at tke current ratea. ARTHUR JAMES DUMAB, Underwriter. J. W. ORAL Secretary. RS. STAGG and MANTLE beg to inform MESSRS. numerous customers and the public that the whole glair PRESUMES is NOW OPEN. They respectfully invite an *scam and comparison of the New Stock, which consists of lb choicest NOVELTIES that could be obtained both in the bussed foreign markets for the present mason. Their pur ism being unusually large In every department, they par- Nadszty solicit attention to several new productions to Plain rY . Elary &Iks. Fancy Dress Materials , Mantles, gibbose. ! OMR UM, Trimmings, &c. S. and M. nine beg to inti m& that the remaining portion of the Salvage Stock will be sold reduction.—l, 2,3, and 4, Leicester-square, and Istree3. lIYAM and CO.'a CLOTHING for BOYS. 66 and a, Oxford-Wed. lls scat excellent, diversteed, and comprehensive Stook at memable Mitre ever Introduced. Boys' Eton, Harrow, Rnggby. si Isickerbocker Salts. Universally admired as tae peevaLLiel athe kg boys. 15a. 6d., tls., Us., and 30s. HYAM and CO.'. BOYS' OVERCOATS. 08 and Of, Oxford street TM Wes en all selected from the lated novelties of the _ olBl .lad ths garments are thoroughly well made, lined, and ltd, 12a 15a, 21a, =dila. ItII PTIIR E S. The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING 611131 AN /MUM, acting effectaally with ▪ .7 empticationa in remeameoded by the tsculty for the ere wie retie of Lamle. Ilse oeceesam q uality of a good truss elacissit resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on Lulletaffected, which desirable object iv alone oMained In a ti tosocumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind. 4.1190 and Co., 1, Pi cca dilly, W. SPRING MEDICINE . — The beet purifier of th e _ tined at this sea on of the year Is admitted bY all to be &MS WORSDELL'S PILLS, which. by their mild yet effectual Lofts. remove all oppmative accumulations, regulate the ...MOM of the liver and bowels. strengthen the stomach, and loth tlie blood. Unlike many remedies, they do not induce lenity to take cold or establish a necessity for the habitual use 7:019 lo Med e l l eine. Sol and are d all chi). wa recom . mln o d e e h d er as e. tho bet Mrtlicines ; at Is. lid., its 9d., And M. 6d. Winked' THE PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. TLe now chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Iron, Ac.. containing all the essential constituent' of .. 16717. md, brain, and nerve sutatance. Great philosophical and willtleal research has led to the discovery of this Invaluable L IIOI 7 In It. present perfect state, agreeable to the palate and Asst its action—still preserving It. wonderful p Immediate relief, and permanently enring r r i tro ▪ ircea "raglan and withering of the nervous and mosendar total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive ~emeet of the system. It regenerates all the important Llanints of the human frame. "As phosPhoral 1 stat° Mks illaminti the darkness, so the exhausted frame revives ▪ ~tsereoted with Oa electricalpertlen." Prime: lls. "wile. or fonr I is. bottles In one, ens. : and in cams contain ing" Mc bottles, Ca, which mama it 12a, pecked 'merely. ante all WM of the weld. London agent.:—Cleaver, lifatkiniairest /loaner. al. `Ting Willismatmet. London. hook tin. Strand. INVIGIORATP7E NERVINE ESSENCE the met scientifically prepared and most powerful until me....eardial ever introduced: redone to their soma condition •ine seerationa on the integrity et which perfect health de ll ha specUlc for debility of all kinds, sad from Be eon alleMit other ingredienta pepsine and phosphate et soda, highly beneficial to the nervous and dreltoldi 47• n n 41 7 . .. e e bottl or tour quantities in one for ifp. Bow orm Baumgarten wed Co., 520. Oxfor nil rewur.bdreet, IC.. Loadm 3 .0 741,A11'S COPAHINE successfully trod to the Puts sad Learn Ecortads. ardor tbo oars or rot, Nauru, Rkord. Lloyd, Poboad. and Lune Clark Le m alt;l9ld), auto o cou la or armor ot dole rwe la moot or &mak dtreast.--4e. PO. pee bottle, by pod d C. JO:11MM herb crud* 49, HataborNek 11111111 . 5014 Thr$ 1 11411ro. hair. . ......_ ....._ 77., siis_ j___ , _ ,5 ,. :......,5t t ,,.. „..._ .3. .5 :vii .k .:.:x T i ••"01.4 (... A ...'"*"........, _....-/ .-•• \ K.:17.,, _2 . ; . !: : •A 7..' 1 7; -.-.:,-• ...-,..!,.....*. ~. l V o :F 4 4.. ... —_ . - - - • • ... . . - - -...- -....-..... ''':=,".l. . • I . ~ - .•••••••-•."—.--...—.- -. - - ... .-.... -.." ... .....".. .......... . 'TICGt. APRIL • 21, 1865. [Siaznped. id . Additional.] (TWOPEN CE • '''PRESS FROM PARIS. --o--- A letter from Athens in the Levant Herald own 003 men -qk =BrOSDIXXJ BILE OF THE .. Lions the following rumour respect in g the King of ULM, Tanamur Enema G reece. The correspondent says : The large ga ll ery , f the ministers, and It has bees rammed for the last =oath pest that some is pat now complete!) ''' ` the Empero r ' s mysterious stop wee about to be takes by the Bing, whit/ collection of original aks. 'f the note in was of itself to prove his aseiterabh &yahoo to the colour drawings, which bat the Hellenic cagy his tight to be trusted to say extent he estate, next to his goon •-., so asked, mad to hold out en unexpected prospect of post. the loved and lamented i. MOO Gad Oi OOOltrity. What this act was to be, nobody only are the walls of Marra .. imm a t o know „i t h sa y preoiske. but ft was o p nwen nly covered, but two double screens ch. gd that hi. Majesky was about to Iwo • highly the loom are filled, and in another x w rest t o t h e o ese h m ie, s w a ying table is a number ed albums filled w. -...., which the te ht m ew s em u not In all there must certainly be /MO - sad which would ecoirossd the Must of these are pencil sketches, the firm, . A of the world. It now turns those finished woodcuts which have fors oman, . 0 „ d e fi a is e wa s mead , and been the great attractio n in Punch and Ps. „ ont mouth, w arm l y to A inianach, and which, we believe were genera ~,,save et the woe *sainted by the wood engraver from drawinp mar' rt tge; .righterd upon the wood by Lrch's own hand. °minimally o mon au ; the drawings were, it is said, made on the spur of , ioot i on et the moment at the Punch odic% and we have heard "MI as that a certain famous cartoon of a Oity dignitary • q climbing a tree to find a mayor's asst was begun and finished in &quarter of an hour. No doubt some of • best of the political caricatures were very '- bit off, and we could well imagine had -Air and public laifittilial in settling • of questions, and their opinion of 4 them in parliament than all the -other. l Tuesday next, and will ei ' , wing dap, beginning 0 1. -LIBEALL' i ‘t •f • , t . . :i i I . • 9 . , ,i . ~ I t , I ... , I 1 [ • 1 . II 1 I' 1 11 i 91 i 1 I ' I i DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1865. Hader the ibir Welly the QIITHN. The EXHlBl e rr, MIX PEN= on XSDAY t e 9th of by hit Roll Thebe s.. the MINCH of HALM Cerstooalaa be observed on Ws octanes will inhale • lamed Hasid Fairlawn, with a Band sad Mom ot a Mound Pettormara Ow Me Opening Day Seems Ticket Holden ody can be ad mitted. Beason Tickets on dale et the cake. 112, Granos-street, Dublin. Ultra er Owsliumea's ?Met as t 0 ChUdl, wader 13 Tim /2.2211 Y PA211211014'. Comptreller. . 10M Aprll, 1116 S. . . . Arrangements ter lean and Remake' Tickets ea all the railways to IM Iklititton, at Sagami RAMA are tu prognea THZ OXFORD.-FAUST , ORPHICE AUX ZNITILS, sad Auber's LA CISCIAIIIMWNIL—Prtudpet perforators. windlstesertsrA the greet iamb Poor, end lass Moos. by s bead aadßitorus of sixty psnoos, odeAmeted by Xr. P. JONOMPIANS. Wel= O. THR szosectlegly CROICZ end very VALU,tIIII sroci of , high dem W MEd, of Messrs. Thomas Forbes, Hudson, and ' Co., in consequence of their giving op their tor/mime, No. 14, Bouthanspemetreet, dinteg, whore the w in es may be isar spaded. and tropwheeze 2110 same will be delivered to the perehaewa MESSRS. TOPLIS and ROBERTS will SELL by AUCTION, at Moe Osilers, No. 14, flonthampars street, flerand. on FRIDAY, April 18, She exceediegly choice sod very valuables !STOCK of the shove old-establietted end wen. known dm, who have bestowed the greatest can in the mina Hon of the whole of the WIN= sow offered for sale, which commies Ponta of the following ant-clam shippers and best Antegee—via, Sandman and Co.,' 28 dome 1540 ( . 12 doses bottled MA sealed 611 y Omde. Ilkiismad; ; 27 dozen 1843. and 14 doses Me, UMW. 1864. Martinis, Gamboa and Co.'s, 46 Sims 1964. beetled 1861 : 46 dosen 9 yam hi bottle, sod 10 atireare la bottle. Theangeos and Crofts, 41 down very , and I doss Iso, bottled 1848 ; Mao 30 damn DAY MC esti I dozen Magnums 1361 fetch Neale& Rall.Castle, Richmond). Yoke, Hawkey, and Cab, Reeves, 'masa bottle. Gould, Campbell, and 03. b. 11114oase, I yeses la bottle. Hooper and den's, 3 dozen IWO, bettledlll4B (sealed Folios and Sonal ; sad 6 dozed 1851, bottled 1814 ; sad Quarles Harris and Co.'s, 16 deem plata. 6 years in bottle Sherrias of the following altippors—llpeetq s, 11 4032 D very old. 17 years in bottle . 21 dozen pate, 9 years In bottle : and 70 down pale, It dozes gold and 18 dozen very impeder Amontillado, sash 11 years In bottle ; also 9 doss very old last India, 16 dozen Amoroso, 2 years In bottle. Mises, 47 dozen 41 dozes gold. had 36 Oozes brown, each 4 years In bottle ; 49 doses pale and 42 dozes gobl, emelt Ilyears In bottle ; and Li doers pals and 6 dozen gold, each 1 yeast in bottle. Floo's °dozen very Pewter old gold, 17 years In bottle, sad If damn use year In bottle. Haute and Co.'s II dozen old gold, 7 yeses in bottle Hoopoe an Bons, 25 dozen Rohl (seated Hall and Mormon), and S dome pale. each 3 years In bottle. Also other very stipenor Maeda A Duff Hordes and Co's, Harem's. and Noble Drothen. Chateau clarets Demur and Bortheizza, 9 dozen 1851: Cutler and Co.'s 4 dozen ; Dupers, 2 dozen 1851. and 8 Boren Latour, line growth; Wind and Co.'s. S dozen Latour ; Closeness and Co.'s, 9 dozen Bt. Julian ; Hooper and San's 10 dozen Medoc, 4 years in bottle and Roared and Co.'s, a down Medoc old In bottle. Chan peplos: Ferrier. 'oast. and Co.'., 10 dozen me, and 5 damn pints; Finley, File, 334 Co.'s, 4 dozen lest quality and 8 dozen plain; and Bollinger's. 5 dozen 1857, also 9 dozen and 17 dozen pinta. Moolles : beckhat's. 21 dozen ; ltapenschled'a 4 dozen ; and "Aden's. 8 dozen, end 6 dozen plata Burgundies, It dozen, and Laussenre and Co.' I, 16 dozen, each three years in bottle. Chablis Ilooper and Son's, S done okl in bottle. liockbeimer, doses. Mein Wein, 5 dozen. Stein a elu. 4 dozen. Steinberg dazes. rcharaberg. 2 dozen 1367. Itudesbalmer, 2 dozen 1842. Johannisberg, 6 dozes and 6 down pints. And Vino do Panto, 10 dozen.—The cellars may be Inspected two days pre ceding the sale, by catalogues only (Is. each, returned to w arners), vb.'s the wines may be tested, or maples bad by peg. mat. Catalogues may likewise be obtained at the Cellars, and at the odes of Meese Torus and BOz2Ble, 2. Conduttetrest, Regent street, and loath Kensington awing the Manua. SAIJOL—LEA and PERRINS' WORM/WHIRR SALMI. Ibis de/Ideas eeadrient, paosoaarod by 001WAINIOBEN THE ONLY ROOD SAUCE," rypered solely by LTA and PERRIN& The public are reererraW retired against worthier Latta. Ilona and Yard sea that Lea sad Perrin* names erect wrapper, Y rat, bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA end PERRINS' SAUCE. Bold whaler's and tar export by the Proprietors. Worcester Wren. CROSSE and BLACKWILLL ; Mame. BARCLAY and BONS. London. &c.. Re.: and by grocers and Mbar university. TONIC BITTERS: WATERS' QUININE wINE. The moat palatable and wholesome bitter In existence; AN EFFICIENT TUNIC, An =equalled stomachle, and a gentle stimulant. Sold by roma, Hall= warehousemen, wine merchants, oint hetionen, and others, et Po, tiezto t lfanulattuAti by_ WATERS, and WILLIAM, t, MarUnolane, Cannowstreet, London. Whdamie Agents, Z. Lewis and Co., Worcester. HAVANA COMMISSION AGENCY, 2. Canutednad, Docks. SOUTHAMPTON. and 77, RZGEN T STREET, LONDON. For the supply to the public of guaranteed Havana 'emus direct from the Havens manufactories. Wolff Phillips, and Co. (late J. H. Wolff and Co.; proprietors. Consign ments of the choleest limns Segars received by the Royal &lad Steamer sit Southampton, and embracing the selected deeerip flout of the most cele b rated Havana makers. can now be viewed, and maniples selected from the nr.Onal packages as Imported. at the establlshments aaabove. Resides the well known Began of the Partagas, Fi re r de Cuba, Upniann, Cabana, Henry Clay, and other ax (tent brands, Hews. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. have the exult' i.e consignment In this country of many rare and choice Began suitable for the higher class of connoisseurs In smoking. Samples and prospectuses, with list of agents in Liverpool,Brad ford. Leeds, Cheltenham. Leamington. and many other provincial towns, at WOLFF, PHILLIPS, and Co.'s, 77, Regent-street. Lou don 2. Canute-road, Docks, Souttuunptou. City agents, lives and Maorty, 61, King William street, LC. TABLE GLASS, CHINA, & CFIANDEUERS. 1. RRIPRIES and BONS Have just added FIVE NEW BROW ROOKS to their Manatee tot7, wnere the largest assortment In the world of three goods of their manufacture may be meen.-141, Bolutaditch. LAMPS FOR IN DLL WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable td Personal Attraction, and to health and lotwevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of Inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the teeth, K rengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots of pient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl.hice whiWness. Its luviluable pro perties hare obtained the patronage of royalty repute Arista crazy of Europe, and It le universally In high Price ta. ed. per box. gold Hatton-Iry den, and by Chendsts and PeritIMOTS. Ask for "Rowlands' Odonto." P OP ULAR MUSIC at HALF-PRICE. GEMS from the 4ACRED WORKS of the GREAT 31ASTERA. Arranged for the Plandoete by 010. F. Wear. In 24 broke, Ss. each. Also a similar series from their Secular Works. in 1.4 books, Ss. each. Contents of each merles gratis and postage tree. Louden : Robert Cocka and Co., New Burlington.stfeet. Al WARNING to ENGLAND.—VIEWS of rs. MIMS ESEIBMON.-The BUILD= of THIS DAY, ed., or by post to., enfant Warning to gostand in face of impending Epidemic-Interior view of the Dublin Exhibition Bottling, Mon, and Details-Creeds and Temple-The llorlilis of Paris and London contruted-Tre Department of Art and Provincial Schools- and various other papers ; with all Art news, Reviews, ite.- I, York-street, Covent-garden : and all newsmen. NEN NOVEL. DEDICATED BY PILRIIISSION TO ILLS GRACE THE DUCE or ARGYLL Thu' day, In 1 yois., at all LAl:marks, T HE LAWYER'S PURPOSE. A Novel. By lA= WITH. John Maxwell and Co., publlahers, IIY. Fleet-ttreet. NEWSRE ON 2 TRENCH LITERATITB.E. ay, In voile, at all Llbresies, THE SECOND EMPIRE. By 812 C. P. LASCILLES WRAIALL, But. John Maxwell and Co.. publieben, 12; Yleetetreet. NEW DRAMATIC TALES, puiee Vs. cede, THE WORKMEN of PARIS. 2. DEAD HEART. 3 ORANGE GIRL. John Mazweßand Co..poblishers, 122., Fleet-street. DR. CIJLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Da Obligations, Ilappinsm, and Disappointments. Prke la Mann, CoruLin ;oe Author, S. Great Marlboros/111.4mM, W London. CesmOtations daily, as Nervous Debility, Bluaninn. THE KING OF GREECE. A letter from Athens in the Levant Harald men tions the following rumour respecting the King of Greece. The correspondent says : It has been rontoured for the last meth past that some mysterious step wee about to be taken by the King, why was of itself to prom him uselterabie devotion to the Ham= 0119111111. his right to be trusted to any extent he asked, sod to hold out an unexpected prospect of greet noes sad el security. Whit this set was to be, nobody seemed to know with any preoiskm, but it was commonly gummed that his Majesty was about to knee • highly patriot= address to the Omsk nation, shadowing oat • policy which the aid nation could not fail to approve, sad which would command the applause and support of the world. It now turns out that something much more definite was meant, and that the King is, on some day next mouth, solemnly to profess the Greek religion, and to *mouse* at the same time his espousal to the Greek prise:ma, Olga, &MOW of the Grand Doke Owsst•otine. The prima is s mere child ; but the King himself is act very earl, sad the aancipatian of the marriage will be as good far present simumeasoss as its reality, and not improbably better for the future. AU this will involve • baptismal ceremonial and • popular ex citement which will divert people's minds, and possibly do god for the present Is the manwialle our protectors are sot idle ; freak mewls of war from Paws or England Wive arrived sr am expected at the Plus. to the gnat diseesion% of the population. The popular shut is in sea a state that the least thing sets it ea fire. tenet Gobimau some days ago sent for • flag from a French vessel, there Wisp noes at the legation, sad at another time had a party of marines on shore, both with no serious object whatever; but the occurrences were takes up, sad magsiked into direct =Waded attacks on the Malodor nationality. The prospect of • king of their own religlos has very few charms for the =united* hems—it concerts him with Marais. and has • flavour of • permanent reign Dot at all to the taste of the democrats, while the party of Prince Julius, de cidedly opposed to all these changes, grows strooger day by day. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCUFFY.—Hie Grace the Duke of Buocleueb, K.G., has fined upon Wednesday, the 17th of May. for the first conrersa:ione of the society. Tina NORTH BRITISH AND EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAlleiSTS.—Tbe shareholders of the North British sad Edinburgh sod Glasgow Railways met aa , Wednesday, the former in Edinburgh and the l atter in ' Glasgow, and adopted, though not without a good deal of discussion in the cam of the Edinburgh and Glasgow, rem- lesions approving of the amalgamation of the two lines. RAILWAY RATE REFORM MOVEMENT IN LIVER POOL—The committee appointed by the recent town meet. Mg held in Liverpool, to promote a redactios and equalise- , Mots of railway earner rates to and from Liverpool,_ have solicited the cooperation of the Mersey Dock Board, aad the subject was discussed at the meeting of the board yes- i terday. Some doubt, however, was expressed whether the funds of •public trust like the dock estate °mild be devoted to this purpose ; at all events the decision of the board will not be given until they have received some additional in formatioa. NORTH LONDON RAILWAY.—A special mee ting of the shareholders in this company was held yesterday at the Mace, Easton Station, Mr. Bancroft io the chak, to Con. eider two bills now before parliament, respeatively eutitid „A Bill to gnat additional poems to the North Ueda' Railway Company," and "A Bill for making Railways from be North Loudon Railway to Alexandre - park, and to the Edgware, Highgate, sad London Railway, sad for other pu e rposes." The 'elicitor bar* read the heads of the bills, th eltairmaa moved the formal resolutions approving of the • hills, which, haring been seconded were avoid to, sad the proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to the chair- mss. i I , SHOCKING BARBARITLKS IN TUNIS. The Levant iferafd of the 12th prints • letter from Tunis, containing the following shocking details : Is my last I briefly mentioned the barbarous Bogging, or rather "sticking," at the Arab prisoner sent in a couple of days before from the camps. In the hurry of catching the steamer I bad barely time to Mort tke Punishments mad to say that it had produced a very bad general effect. It had begun the day before the arrival of Prises Arthur, and, in compliment to him the barbarous operation was suspeoded daring his brief stay, to be resumed, as soon as the Badminton left, with greater vigour and away than seer. One of the victims wasSbeikh Hadjillouberik, • man of great intlaence ainospt the Arabs, and who mere than serene else oostributed to the cessation of the late revolt. This unhappy man, though 67 years of age, was ordered by the Bey to receive two dimmed blows, and of thews wag one was inflicted. I witaissed the first part of this pnaish meet, bat wee unable to see it ont, the cruelty was so revolting. The wretched primer was thrown on his face on a piece of matting, with his feet tied together, and hie heed and shoulders held down by a soldier. The blows were laid on across the hips and Mali of the back with a think aspen stick, as heavily as • strong man could deliver them, and as oils tired another took his pawn, whilst a third counted the blows, and shouted "strike harder, strike harder!" When the victim had received 300 blows, he called out imploring them to kill biro right off ; but the only result was that the stick was wielded with more brutal vigour than before. The whole 2,000 blows wen inflicted, "1" t eas. .' . " . !:""Tr r"! Tallow& his ices es; mama Seven other shiekhs received each 1,500 blows ; of these also two died under the infliction, sad the other five within half an hour afterwards. Of those who received 500 blows lam told five died after being throws into prison. Nearly the whole of these victims were old men, many of them above seventy years of age. I hear it reckoned that no fewer than 132,500 blows have been given to this one batch of primmest, and at the camps I am wound punishment of similar barbarity is dealt oat daily. For the honour of humanity, it is to be regretted that none of the commis have interfered to prevent this brutal cruelty. Ben was • matter in which all might have joined in • remonstrance which the Bey would not have dared to disregard, and yet thus far not one of the whole body has uttered • word of protest against brutality which one might suppose to be impossible within the range of English or French influence in this 19th century. Antonpt the Amiss themselves, it is said that the act has decided them to emigrate wholesale to Algeria, where the French offer them free settlements and limey other tempt lag advantages. Under French authority they will at least be secure whist cruelty which makes the blood curdle, and which is • disgrace to even this semi-barbarous despotism of Tanis ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, HATERSTOCE-HILL. —The annual court of this institution was held yesterday at the toed°. Tavern to receive the reports end to elect thirty•fivis children to the benefits of the charity. The report of the committee stated that the efficient manner in which the education of the children was carried out had been testified to by one of the government inspectors, and the state of their health was moat satisfactory. The cash statement for the past year showed the receipts to have been 9,0761.25. 5d., and the expenditureB,s76l. is. ld. The committee ociatinue to receive satisfactory testunouiala from the employers of former scholars of the institution. DEATH OF • VOLUNTEER FlaxMale.—Yesterday evening Dr. Laukeeter ones , 4 an, *met at the Busk of England Tavern. Paddington, on the body of Elijah Noakes, aged .38, who lost his life at the calemitons fire which on. curred on Good Friday in the premises of Messrs. Smith, upholsterers, of Archer-street, Notting.hilL Priscilla Noshes, of 15, Durham-plaes, said that the deceased was her husband. He had acted as a volunteer fireman, and upon the average he west out about otiee a month. Lest Friday Morning be lo'{ home at 1 o'clock to attend a fire io Archer-street. About 4 or 5 o'clock the same morning she was seat for to see the deceased. He was then insen sible, and the only word he uttered was "Fire." He died at 20 minutia to 9 o'clock the acme night. Charles Campbell, of Rensington.gardoes-aquare, said that he was one of the parochial firemen at l'addiogton. He was present on Friday. He was with the decased, and fell with him. He went to the bank of the bolus, and found the deceased and Smith on the roof of an outhouse, the lower part of which was on fire. He asked them to pus the branch of the engine down to him, hut se they did not he went to see whether the turneock had started a fresh plug, but he had not done so, and finally they gave him the branch. The men called out to him to give it back to them. He went up to them, and while telling them that they could do very little good there the floor above gave way, and he and the deceased sod another MAO Wale buried in the ruins. The brickwork consisted of bricks and cement, and he was burled up to his waist. He assisted to get the demised out, but he was terribly burnt. He broke the brickdoor open after he bad attempted to put the fire out. He had no water nearer than 300 yards from the place, but it was no fault of the water company. A juror having remarked that there was a plug within 12 feet of the premises on fire, Captain Das toed said that the tuncocks kept the plugs closed until the snivel of the brigade, but had the plugs in hoot been drawn there would have been en ample supply of water. The coroner said that if a certain number of parishioners went to the expense, the water companies were bound to put the water ou at high pressure, and then the hydrant. could be used wit hoot settiog the engines to work. Mr. H. Berth, house surgeon at St. Mary's Hospital, said thathe wee present when the deceased was admitted. He had wend wounds from burns, and his bead was greatly injured. He died from the effects of the injuries. Mr. C. W. Danford, superintendent of the Notting-hill Volunteer Brigade. said he was present when the men were cm the roof, and his son called out that if they did not come down at coos the roof would fall upon them. Suddenly the building fell, and all three became - buried. He had often complained al the pings being kept for the brigade to the injury of the volunteer broom°. Conductor Gress, of the Royal Society for the Protection of Life from Fire, said that he was pre sent when the three men became embedded, and he maw a heavy stone fall upon the deceased's head and his helmet i crushed at the meth. Charles Abbott, foreman of the Greed Jai:idiots Water Company, admitted that the pies in fret of the house had bras kept fee the brigade. Thel ohm consulting, returned a verdict el " Accidental death, fa eedemouriag to extinguish the fire." The jury wished to impress upon the water companies that the thrum& should drew the plop foe the first amiss that arrived, whether • logging to the brigade or volunteer. A subscription has bees opened by Yr. Harvey. of Highetreet, foe the benefit of the deemostre family, and also for the ether sufferer In the beaptlsL The dammed will be buried fistarslay serA with a preemies el the various voles leers and segliess. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (earom's manumit) THE ILLNESS OF THE CEAREWITOR. NICE, Area. 9D, 2 r. 2. The Czarewiteb has passed aiiail night, and was worse this morning. His Imperial Highness's brother arrived here to-day, and the dread Duchess Marie and Prince Lenohtenberg yesterday. The Emperor is expected to-morrow. The Empress does not quit the bedside of her son. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Amur. 20. In the Chamber of Deputies today the debate on the bill for the suppression of convents was re sumed. The members of the committee spoke in support of the bill as brought forward by them. Baron Riessoli expressed similar views, and oon sidered the government bound to settle the wale siastical question. The Minister of Justice defended the ministerial proposals, and it was then resolved by a large majority that these proposals should be discussed. The debate upon the new penal code commenced in to.day's sitting of the Senate. GB.KICK. ATHENS, Alma. 20. The King, accompanied by Count Spoil neck, left yesterday on a tour through the eastern provinces of Greece. Preparations are being made for the elections. Perfect tranquillity prevail. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Arm 20. Yesterday an imperial Hatt was issued by the Porte, creating a Privy Council, composed of the beads of the various government departments. The Privy Council will be herd under the personal presidency of the Sultan, and will meet weekly at the Palace. It is stated that an important law will shortly be promulgated converting all forests, planted grounds and gardens whatever, now held in Vakouf (i. e. entailed on charitable institutions principally of a religious nature) into freehold. This is considered as the beginning of the secularisation of the whole Mosque property of the empire. AMERICA. LATEST FROM RICHMOND. (aroma's =num) RICHMOND, Aram 6. The Richmond If7Lig of to-day says : The transition from euormous prime and depreciated cur. reocy to reasonable rates and real money bee come so suddenly upon the cakess that it will be some time before they can realise the chugs. Butter that was ewes at 23 dollars per pound is now plentiful at 50 to 80 cents. Eggs that were hid away at 25 dole. per dozen, COMO out readily at 30 cents., and other commodities are at an equal rate. During the evacuation of the city 350 odd convicts silku g id to escape from the penitentiary, bat on Thundsy over 100 were remiapiureti and retuned id %its insianitoi. Military Governor Shepley has authorised the detail of coloured men to clear away the ruins of the great fire, oo as to expose the broker ps pipes, with the view of repairing them, and speedily furnishing palight to the citizens. Sutlers' stores are springing up aU over the city, and old times are being revived by the sight of stilutantiala sad luxuries enjoyed before the war. We understand from proper military authorities that no difficulty now exists in regard to mail oommunication by citizens with their friends is the Northern States and all sections within the Union lines, provided the letters be stamped. A mail has been made up drily at the capital, closing at 5 o'clock a.m. A Northern mail returns in the evening. Four detective officers of the rebel government have been arrested, with Willey, the turnkey of Castle Thunder, and Fred. Shaffer, the Confederate bread commissioner. They have been committed to Libby Prison. The connexions of the mayor and police have been ens. pended for the present, and military law governs the city. In time one may look for the restoration of our municipal government on a Union foundation, and the resumption Of legislation in all its departments. CANADA. THE DEPUTATION TO ENGLAND. (Reuna'a =puss.) QUEBEC, Aram 7. - . The ministerial delegation proceed to England via Boston on Wednesday, in order to consult with the imperial government ou the question of confe deration and the colonial defences. By desire of the government the finance depart ment has refunded to the St. Alban's banks the money voted for that purpoee. The three battalions, consisting of 2,000 men, now on frontier service, are shortly to be relieved by a new levy of volunteers. Although but twelve companies are demanded for Upper Canada, fully 60 companies have offered their services. .We have had a very exciting week in Montreal, consequent upon the discharge of the St. Alban's raiders by Judge Smith. Grant's steam saw-mill at Prescott, Canada West, was consumed by lire on the 3rd inst. The loss is estimated at 5,000 dots. The building was uninsured. _ Mr. Daoust, member of the provincial parlia ment, has been found guilty of forgery, but re commended to mercy. _ _ . A great flood oocerred in Montreal on Monday, which rose within a few inches of that which in undated the city on the 15th April, 1861. Griffing town suffered moat severely, a district entirely in habited by the labouring classes. During the night the city was in total darkness, owing to the gas pipes being filled with water, and thus pre venting the supply pipes from being replenished. Great suffering has ensued. The corporation has subscribed GOO dole. for the relief of the poor in the locality. The government of Nova Scotia lately introduced into both houses of the Legislature the annexed resolution : Wherein nadir existing ea immediate : - union of the British American provinces has become im practicable, and wherem a legislative union of the Maritime provinces is desirable whether the larger union be accom plished or not : Resolved, that in the opinion of this house the negotiations for the union of Nova Scotia, New BOUM wick, sod Prince Edward Island, should be resumed in ac cordance with the resolutions pared as the last session. Unarms 143 Z CLacE.v.arrifarismar.—Yetterday the spoisiashios took place of the members of parliament for the neited counties of Clackmannan and Kieran. The re election of Mr. Adam was moved by Captain Christie, se conded by Mr. Simpson, and carried without oppoeitioa. Mr. Adam expressed his oontideeoe in the policy of the government of Lord Palmerston, wider which he bed ac cepted office. Be attsibuted the failure of their reform measurer to want of support from the country. With to America, he admired the bravery of the Con federates, bat he did not sympathise with their canon He believed that the moans of Mr. Gladatene's financial ! measures would help to exceed free trade, and in cosolusion he paid a tribute to the ambient services of Mx oobdes.. I.XPRESS FROM PARIS. • (nor ova owl PARIS, Twommax Enema. The opposition of some of the ministers, and especially that of K Fould, to the Emperor's journey to Algeria, was the cause of the note in the Conatiturionns/ today, affirming that the duration of his Majesty's absence will not be so long as French and foreign journals have stated, sod that the day of his departure is not yet fixed. I believe, however, that it stands for April 26. The court was frightened at the idea of an absence of forty days, the Empress being left regent all the time. It will probably be arranged that the Emperor will not be away more than three weeks. He has finally determined to go in cense gnome of the pressing solicitations of Marshal MacMahon, who wishes him to decide for himself whether the colony is to be governed on military or civil principles—expressing, at the same time, his own decided opinion that the sword, by which the Romans governed Africa, is still the only thing to be relied upon in that quarter. Generals Fleury and Castellan and Colonel Rolle will accompany the Illtuperoras sictuelomeasp. M. Pietni,the pirate secretary, and Dr. Corvisart, the Emperees physi cian-in-ottlinary, will also be of the party. As there is now no submarine telegraph between Faunae and Algeria swift avisos will run between Toulon and Algiers during the whole of the Em peror's stay to carry despatches. The Sport saya the Emperor will stay a day at Lyons. If so, he will find a great deal of distress among the working population. The prefect, M. Climes°, has just made an urgent appeal to private charity in consequence of the number of looms that are at a stand stilL lam sorry to say that dis tress is very general among the working classes in Paris. The savings banks' return from April 11 to 17 show an alarming falling off in deposits, which were only 165,660 fr. against 459,4371 r. drawn out. There is a rumour that in consequence of the Emperor's trip to Algiers, orders have been given bring out the Africaine on Tuesday next, the 25th. I have difficulty in believing this ; it is at any rate certain that neither performers nor some shifters are ready. The expected visit of the King of the Belgians to Paris, on his way back from England, has not taken place ; he went straight from Calais to Brussels. There was nothing political in the autograph letter lately sent by the Emperor to the King of Prussia ; it consisted merely of a few complimen tary lines accompanying a presentation copy of Napoleon llL's " History of t; assar." Some of the evening papers say that the Em peror of Russia passed through Path this morn ing on his way to Nice to see his sick son ; but, according to other accounts, this news is prema ture, and he will only be at the Northern Railway Station to-morrow. There is good news for Clichy. The bill in nounced from the throne for the abolition of im prisonment for d0t . 4 1 loftrad of being shelved till another session, as was &area, is now preseniea to the Corps Legislatif, and there can be no doubt that it will pass. It purposes simply to abolish imprisonment for debt in all civil and commercial matters, and puts foreigners on the same footing as Frenchmen. It contains no provisions whatever for the Genic) bonorum, or winding up of insolvent estates ; and the consequence will be that the bankruptcy laws remain as they were, and as to non-commercial debtors the creditor will have • right to seize his property when he can find it. The bill continues imprisonment for debt in case of the nonpayment of fines judicially inflicted, whether on behalf of the public prosecutor or of private individuals who claim to be damaged by aoy criminal act. A letter from Tananarive states that the ex-prime minister, Rainyvonioahitriniony, has been arrested and sentenced to perpetual banishment. He is accused of having plotted in favour of Radatua 11. He is at present lodged in a village three days' journey from Tananarive, where he is guarded by 200 soldiers, whose heads must answer for his safe custody. The Bourse has been inanimate. After having fallen to 67fr. 65c., Rents for account closed at yesterday's price, 67fr. 66c. Mobilier, still in dis credit, fell 6fr. 25c. Mexican has varied very little. It is stated that the bullion in the Bank of France has decreased by 40 millions ; but if the bills discounted have increased proportionably, the symptom is a good one rather than otherwise. THE BANS OF FRANCS. (azona's =rms.) PARIS, Aran 20. The following is the return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day, together with the cor responding figures of the previous acoonut : April 20. April 11. DisTOIL. Fr. c. Fr. c. Capital of the Bank Proilts in addition to capital k Art. 8, law of June 9, 1867) 7,043,377 64 7, 002 4 00 27 Reserve of the Bank and tie bnlnches Reserve in landed property Notes in circa' rtion Bank notes to order and receipts payable at sight. . Treasury accounts—current cre ditor Current accounts, Paris 106,916,016 76 106,107.186 261 Ditto branch banks Dividends payable D./mounts and sundry interests 9,54,744 SO 9,017,211 IS Re-discounted the tut ala mouths 2.70.444 6 2,780,441 5 1 Sundries 1m70n0,344 7 1,779,178,ve 42 Apal 20. April la. Yr. C. IL CILIDITOR Cash in band aud in branch banks Commercial biUs overdue ... Commercial bills discounted, not yet die Ditto branch beaks Advances on deposits of bullion 11,200,704 36 20,514,696 36 Ditto breach banks 8412,74 0 8,606,996 0 Advances oa French public se curities 14,671,700 0 14,416,200 II Ditto branch beaks Advances on railway shares and debentured; Ditto branch banks 16,112,060 0 /7,011,6 60 0 Advances on Credit Fancier 50 $,!00 0 568,100 0 317,350 0 031,050 0 -- Bonds Mtn branch banks Advisors to the State (conven tion 10th June, 1071 Government stock reserve 12,980,750 14 12,980,760 16 Ditto (flammable 56,147,4d7 91 36,567,627 91 genies insinoblliMes (law lad June, 1957) Hotel and furniture of the bank d landed property, Mancha 11,6tt,1165 11,471,320 0 &peons of management bundnu 1,117,110.114 7 1,179,175.041. 41 (Sighedl ZOCLJ3D, foosior. Governor of the Book of Franco. Du Barrrs delicious health restoring Revs.lent+ ♦rabtoa Food cam witbotte needielne or ineoneeniens. Dy► Co tz Amelna, Consamyeion, Debility, =potion. Nervous, Wm, end Mo•aeb coroplasta end wee My Uses its In other mantle& MAW MIS enanally.—Dn Barry sad Co., Ito. 77, legenthereth Leeds, W In Us. et In lid. ; Üb., b. bd. Ills, 124 Lt IS prottere.- i P.dvertinsintl] FINE ART& SALE OF OF THE LATE JOHN MEOWS SKETOLLIS AND PLOTURNB. The large gallery of Messrs. Christie and Manson is just now completely filled with the extraordinary collection of original sketches, pluturee, and water colour drawings, which remain as the chief estate, next to his good name and fame, of the loved and lamented John Leech. Not only are the walls of Messrs. Christie's Gallery covered, but two double screens down the centre of the room are filled, and in another room on a large table is a number cd albums filled with sketched,. In all there must certainly be some thoneends. Must of these are pencil sketches, the first ideas of those finished woodcuts which have forsomany years been the great attraction in Punch and Punch's imanack, and which, we believe, were generally executed by the wood engraver fro m drawings made upon the wood by Leech's own band. Gmasionally the drawings were, it is said, made on the spur of the moment at the Punch cake, and we have heard that a certain famous cartoon of a City dignitary climbing a tree to find a mayor's nest was begun and finished in &quarter of an hour. No doubt some of the best of the political caricatures were very rapidly hit off, and we could well imagine had more popular and public influence in settling people's views of questions, and their opinion of these who debated them in parliainist than all the long speeches put together. The sale commences on Tuesday next, and will occupy that and the two following days, beginning at one o'clock. aspassitzrz E A ETING AT rzoN OP WEPT ILENT.-LIBEALL M MAIDSTONE. Yesterday afternoon a crowded and influential ises of the liberal enders from the aneral distains of Wen Kest was held at she Amiably-nem of the 801 l Tavern, Maidens*, to slept seamouss fat securing the Mum at the next TINA= Ai Mr. W. Angentein—(ow of the premed members for Gresswish)—end Mr. Lubbock, who lad seessated to appear so imadidates in the liberal istereet, and to hear addreems from than gentleman =- pituitary of their views apse various impartial ashlar croestiess The chair vas cesepied by Mr. JAM, WHAT. HAS, tamed" M.P. far Wen Kara, and the presest bbusl candidate for Maidehmek sad smear t then present were Mr. W. Les, M.P. atz W. Yardley Mains. O. W. Mazda, & Lon, W. Jell, F. Gaii6 'F. Gam J. B. dopy_,_ W. P. Jacksee, C. rilia 4 _ll. Appieby, H. Dasinsiod. W. Willis, G. W. Norman, W. Faddleld, S. Hynes, sad other isfluential electors from the *nerd polling districts. Mr. ANOLBOTON Sad Mir. Lassoes addessed the suisliag sad replied to various questions from enacts prionet On the motion of Mr. G. WARD! Noartse, of Bromley, sismaided by Yr. Lova, a resolution was adopted, M e meeting douse ev esertioe to moan the Wen Messrs An and k es represeetatives of Wen Kent. KY. (MAZY moved, and Mr. AICIOLL meonded the ap pointment of a central committee forconducting the elective —such committee to sit at Maidstone. The reiroludos war adopted. On the tonna of Yr. GOLDSILID. of Tunbridge, seronded by Mr. J. R. JOLLY, of Woolwich, it was resolved that a nominee be appnieted to sit la London for the purpose of pecesning the deaden. Throe tiocumusies ware thee sleeted, with power to add to the number. Mr. C. W. Mame, formerly M.P. for West Kent, moved that the triads of thiamin La nob polling district be re , quested to form committees to promote the electron. He observed that the state at ritleel Rutin on the register . war So evenly bassos& the if they toteoded to soceeed they most work hard and in earnest. He believed that ' those who worked the herded would via. Mr. JULL, of Stapietinst, seconded the WWI; ;tick Wll adopted, sad after a vote of *mkt he chairman, , the meeting evened The icslndriliOn stone of a new building for the :'!ievecasile Yashmak* . Institute Was laid oa Wednesday by the Right Hon. Sir George Orgy, the Home Sec retary, wko is at preheat on a visit to that town. The cominion was one at considerable local interest, and secured the presence of several members of parliament in addition to the right hos. gentleman above named. The speeches if immediate connection with the ceremony were sot d gem& interest; but advantage wee taken of the visit of Sir George Grey to present an address to him at • public meshing, held at the new Town-hall in the evening, at which Mr. Heediain, M.P., presided. The Royal Dublin Society's show was largely attended on Wednesday, notwithstanding the inclement state of the weather, and almost every section attracted general attention. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant visited it at three o'clock, and spent a considerable time in iespecting the various departments. He expressed himself highly pleased with the exhibition gallantly, and whim. larly with the commodious and suitable character of the premises. The meeting for the distribution of prison wee held in the evening. The Lord Lieutenant was present, end, in acknowledging the thanks of the committee, spoke of the encoreenl character of the show, and the improve. swat observable in the breeding of ahorthorned cattle. THE L&TE RICHARD COEDEN.—The following notice of motion has been given by Mr. J. Richardson to be discussed at the next Court of Common Conseil of London on Thursday, April 27 :—" That the trade and commerce of this city have been greatly expanded, and its merchants sad traders largely benefited) by the operation of free trade principles of legislation so powerfully advocated by the late lamented Richard Cobdee, Faig.;that it becomes this corpo ration accordingly to manifest their appreciation of his ine valuable and disioterseted services in the muse of unfettered commerce by plicing his bust in their council chamber, and that it be referred to the general purposes committee te carry this resolution into effect at a cast not to exceed 200/." Somatic FOB THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FINE Anne.—Last evening this society hold a coneersaranie (the fourth of the seesoe), et the Gallery of the Society of tish Artists, in Seffolkatreet, Tim company wee very numerous, and the rooms, brilliantly lighted with gm and hung with the *twee forming the Exhibition of Um year, presented • gay appearance. On this occasion the silver models awarded last session were promoted by Mr. P.m, Doyle, C.ll, who presided in the unavoidable ab sence, through indisposition, of the noble president, Vis count Stratford de Redcliffs. Tits magical ammoniate, which always form so agreeable a feature at Agee 14161601 U, included the services, kindly volunteered, of Madame Gordon, Mille. Louise Van Nowise. Miss Emma linking, Madame Harriette Lee, Mr. Donald Kisg, Mr. W. Demos. and Mr. Van Swedes. vocalists; and Mr. H. T. Parker, IL Emile Barter, Mr. Van Nacelles, and Herr Lehrawyer, pianoforte. ZooliJoicit. SOCIETY or LONDON. —At the monthly general meeting held yesterday at the society's house in Hanover-muses ; the Right Hoe. Sir George Clerk, Mart., president, is the chair ; the Lord Burghley, Sir Jobs Hartopp, Bert., the Right Hon. W. Hutt, the Hoe. Gomm O. Vernon, Major• General John Leureeson, Msjor-tieneral Charlie Stuart, 0.8., Lieutenant-Gemmel H. Aitchesoe Harkey, the Rev. W. Smyth. the Downer Lady Hartopp, Mies L H. Moetgoinery, Mrs. T. Jones Gibb, Mrs. Henry Bruce, end Messrs. A. Gil de &lade, Hy. &Ares, Emmy Debris, IT. Ashtois, Hamm Dickson, 0. A Monolog, J. Sidney Stooord, D. Monet* IL Reid. F. G. Pies, G. T. Senkins, F. Bassett Wingfield, F. If. LISHIBIe, 0. Fiodlay, Reginald Barton, G. Gerdes Nteol,J. J. Mom, W. Nicol. H. P. cordon, 0. Errant, W. Kennedy Leli* and W. H. Batiks were elected fellows, and Dr. E. Cart von Marinas, of Berlin, • corresponding member of the society. Forty new candidates for the fellowship were re posed for Mecham at the seat meeting in May. THE LATE ARCHBISHOP Wiliam-T.—Among the many contemplated memorials of the late Archlsiehop Whitely, bet ose has as yet been completed. A very handsome chancel window of stained glue bee been placed is the church of Stalorgen, in which the Archbishop, who resided in the parish, °Distantly ate/Jaded envies sal frequently officiated. The design represents, in the metre piece, St. John recording the revelation, "Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord." At either side are remeesetatione of the four cardinal sots of merey—feeding the heavy, giving drink to the thirsty, cloeitiog the naked, end visiting the Sok. The upper part at the shadow °potato, a peep rinereeseWig the Asesosioe cot the Saviour in presses - othis disciples. The credit of the comeptics and carrying oat al this memorial must is justice be given to the Rev. T. S. Grey, the insualient of Stillorgam We regret to Amen from the scoonets that, as treasurer of the subscription, Mr. Gray is left to meet a deficit of more than twenty pounds. No doubt the mem edmtrers of the eminent man who has been thus y Meowed will at ono, exert them- selves te plies tee balance el the account on the right aids. —Dublin lveraing Mail. BIRMINGHAM JOINT EPOCH BANK.-.-At a special meeting M the ehareisohless held yesterday, the offer ci the directors to mobs, the iodate Attwood, Spouse", sad 00. was approved, sad the hoard was Invested with full pewees to miry UN same latoefeet. The reeolntioo passed at a revises mom* to increase the aspetel to throe mil hem was essalbassel. lirY rdv iw OA QUILIMOTOWN TO LITIRPOO n b amia IiEW YORK, l i td slam . awffel Clpd•OdO lireavo Obsuoiklos, — "g"s vairsoinoxiiii umpanaforiss6" NW TOIL ca . pa y W Ow ma sboure tha ia=lroOm= A It ei..Z=bre Anus. 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