The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-19 00:00:00

~ e;._,_,..,x, K PKAUD a , port yesterday of the out, of Joaeph Wakefield der tad secretory respoo. oak, sat to the liquidate,. of prdoe the books wad mot o ioned sd * the learmaly ir s seldom.. was of Game tad it will be maw/raw ' it was to draw that @mob Holiest to repress:A au., coat had wee bees renli two awe when bill. that 0 be forgeries. wed the ossonted, these bal. were seed is the sharg meets et the bookbeloamo ; d the defeallerato it b mi is the book. of the ore in the Imadwritig h 1 lot t may be stated that th e this ntmas te hook 3004 wee calle ater d op of a ad that aim whole of this ; nos of about 64 per altar% aakoldara *tag , ▪ COMO Ids eel. coolteets to sea the beady:Wag of manuscript. was so mat &eel ea the akl. of June, ob. but set forth tbe pas. h them totals were made. U. and lease, which did oat sheet, and he said the post l he bahmee.alleats prior to red a ches t of the In which them was an lies u loans to cashmere, I the item, ia the avowal Biwa to this there • ea artlY of 501 = .1 0 ` to hoes leen a Wa li ft e e d r moves* sersad odd, whiab was estsred dr. the witaest stated. woe'. 1862. Wheels prods:el prior to the 80th of Jae% he mount of 50,0001.0fhki ' rood meta. This amount, he . and dishonored loans of the were 'dimmed, the defend, Ile rem baiL 1,7176 647 6,936 LIN 72 10,t51 1,408 1.11•4 11,43• al 1,10.• 1,098 I§B 1.116 6,771 sta.—The &drier from Ml2ll. blindr of last wink, hare ow merlon, and prier to-day • holden. In the uncertainty • effects of pace in Ammonite re, and our quotations are, Spot, 395. 9d. ; 01d.139e.)6d-; Inoeraber, 414. tod. to Ms. ; an tallow, 394. 9d. not. ; South American, 404. 6d. sheep, 395. 6d. to 404. &l. ; coca-nut oil 'toady. Cock* three months prompt, less Se. 6d. to 38e. middling me, Mo. Palm-out GS, 294. Mamoru Smith and Charles.) sift 17.—Market very do doeliae of id. to ld., sad is avday, 5,000 bales, laeliadias 500 Lawman, 12d. to 13L [3d. ; 50 Mimeo sad Bahia, 0 17d. ; 200 Smyrna, 7d. to Idd ; Beepl, &lads. &a, sd. Japan, Bd.; Peru, 12L X—BaapronD, Amur, 17. Uster holidays have the effect d to business. There w • Gained in the trade in the done. In fact, nom' theedid the time aa unfavourable to sh—wool, yarns, and pieme— ran 17.—The supply of *stock k Monday. The demand slow th cattle end sheep. 17.—Boddle's West Hartley. Hartley. 17e. ; Hastiop Hart. l6s. ; Northumberland Main. Tsalield Moot Butes, 13a_ ; ; 16s. ; Walls Ent =forth, 15.. 9d. ; Walls End ad Hatton, 19s. ; Walls Sod Walls End Kepler Grams. fiestas, 19s. • Walls End Tug. West Loral:ton, 17s. ; Wad ran End Ileugh HO, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End - East Hartlepool. Kale*, 17e. 6d. ; airway and •at market, 12 ; sold. 83. RETURNS. . X. Tow. lloossra rm . &swa . s eclll LIM a a a 7,968 13,342 941 10 14701 C9U 4UI 10,753 103 9,500 27,850 37,150 38,057 3.178 3,301 8.479 7,936 2,237 i,ase 3,9 15 On 1 19,621 6,026 U. 886 12666 20.062 6.030 23,201 26,610 >LLOWAY'S PILLS ere the of the stomach and bowels. the with so decided an effect and yet most delicate constitutions mar mt confidence. They do not coo or other noxious substan thece, b4Ong e balsams. They are, refore, id as a famUy medicine realising yea compered with them fora moment A bend, together with the printed no other medical advice or ambt , Mary Me of sioirmem ES, AND DILATES. 'RUN. retory, fitzetton-enle-Iteld, nor I C. B. Cave, ot a son. IforleY-Leatte, Charttee, the was d nsingtonissik-gardens, the wife of iley-park, Denmark-hi% the wife wife of H. Betucoano. Zaaaz-roa4. *coed, Chelsea, the wife et C. B. RRIAGES. —April la, at Layton church. Fate; 4111 as. Balaton-lane, !laetrile'. to C. Yeanytather, of Leylooatotia , 16 at Rt. Mary' i,Wed Brows: 40 o , , H. Goddard, of Hollywood Lodtir. rialeDof , daughter of the late F. B. Guards. rtll4. at 111/Ipark, Banseekbure. hy Murdoch, Maw, Glasgow. to Jao . J. of 11111parlt. EATH Pluddh. B. Kent, Clerisu, the wait lesminliion. Caroline 131sabeib. te' 71. Bedford-plate, gad 73. Borough. Kn. 1213 a. arkaereet, s u. r ow, Essar. Grove Howe. Chigw. Hillibtor, *god TI. IF arnizAii Kam HAM. at 11 " Mr at Load." Prtate, WI is , la We !naiad at Irldtatelara• No. 5,884.) --.....;-------- r sad NOORLS AUSTRALIAN LINN m., BRIP.—Pce SYDSZY Dina CM all par o w is tho em = Zg..gb ac iagarg day !gad Agiril), ilgo bra- OW& • 1 II yaws. attar lAN . Coaasaisr : loading In tag Zia India Wllla.Urloogini ban nnda, goad any. a "a g ym 6 mks • yory paw% sag b • Plik2shis •PPIE• or or goods. mi4ste agoosaoodaka for at mg all carry a sor U raatrod.—Per tom at fat Pawls 11 99 1 1 to =WITT ad 110011:0. BMW- rerVITT and 11001013 AUSTRALIAN LINZ drouresine.—rar STDMIY Dbsd(to iall c cally ~., ap. May. Int dityphis do Ird Nay), tam las ship etAha m a ls 4 • I. rgOstlar WA taw I. 11. OWLS . Cow fildll : ta Ms lirialsillialorks. This Ow vests; bat groirs. sad =Tr lo b bl ika t pa=a 4 4 3 : l 4 a r a dratt cd ii k F Asscct e ed . to mho • sigil a. s tirga la a :las good soossa_pw aitmo•••t or prow apply to lloms. SACMDII76. iii i 0 0 ,17. draoseharch•trest . or to MUTT sad 110021. I, DTlat MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE , ;Alit= SYDNIY Moot (to sail puns wily on the May, lest shipping /Lard May), as wsn. wows, bat sailing ship WI:Intl/0T • 13 years, register R. BOVEY, Commander , Me lad India p o lo, Ingit-classed vessel. built under epeeist survey, has s lope, with first-rate atoommodstion for rabbi passengers, ➢ carry • surgeon if required. —For terms of freight or —apply to DITITT and 3100/11, No. 9, laiter-street. Miand moomrs AUSTRALIAN LINE t MELT 11111 P.—Poe ADIIMAIDZ Moot to to &- tally on tin 4111 May lad dipping day !Ad L s t a a .d =tltlall-bolltj CIANNII QUEEN, Al pod Mild' 610 60M R. (IVAN% Caussadar : load tho Loudon Docks. Ma volool, Da la turk awf ranta =FM. to a very tad talky, and oltots a opportunity to dippers at das sad =won goods. im • tan poop, 'Mk Wood aeocoatoodatios toe cabin airmooli et tide* Off pump spay to DlVlg e :d . A rdroot and 24008. E'S AIISTRALLLN LINK at PACK= MP. —Poe LLIINCISTON Rind (Ma arrived from the colour. after a rapli i =bsi • great ..sof kor ouzo magried, and will hero arlsba-b•De rapper Wane ITMITMEY. Al .o .7rrl .%airTMOKAS Coeumearter hits Me trader Ile well known tor har a utmeoges, 'ad ebe barhpat scoomeoantio• tor a few Per Prow of freight or to W. T. IrrV II MZ Meten'apiroe ; and 190011 X, 9, BMW sin& SKERE, for HOBART TOWN L to BAIL GrStonesasur Oil tin Ittna Instant, tall or not wL Shi Intepestal to forward Stink Goudo to the London DaL at mom DEVITT end MOORE. 9, Billttar-street. 111LAOR BALL PASSENGER LINE of ,AN CLOP= PLOWS fee AIMIMALIA from Landon dine& Malakal7 Royal Oak gawsiland • • YoungAoatralima 2,000 IE. India 2,500 Loudon L4OO E. Inas 2,000 L India Ap 25 April ril 10 May la May 1M TIE Wanted Has et yeasts ban. by lb* pmebudity wad passiges, earned a wortd-lmown reputble; sad *dr m iaow accanisodattoa la %1 by saverls allosl—Pce ru ßdlNmt ilm edl o. rualsAgsaisA for ibentral Las Not T. M. M ACKAYsad Co., 74 Ladsaballdweet, Swim 1,0. MILK FROM LITIRPOOL OR 4417IINSTOWN TO NNW YORK. giriunrapooL, NEW YORK, and nnanarnrA FTRAM-111113 . COMPANY Wand dew IMMO' teMpowarad Clydwbidli Iron Screw Neemildie. armylos tie Veiled Maar mans. FROM LIVIRPOOL for NNW TOLL CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday. Aprll 19. And arm eartaikg and awry arare ardorday. Catla parade by war allenleVe .lons A 17. end 11 edam% inserible to She by the baszders dawns% 13 Wawa Forward prep a3l provide= swab& Pasee=t e ar Clauft LWOW Wides. and BMWs Oolansble, booked la WIT adwalamessa tarose—lar torthar pereloolare WM3IAM 70FMAN Wataralaork Mewled ; lelrflß luazr. a, Kim trainman* Mg. IDUNARD LINK—BRITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRANSIHIPS, appointed by the Adminlty to mail between LIYKRPOOL and YORC and between LI VIZPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ship, csiNnig at Halifax to laird and receive n and malls The fel. lowing sr other teach are appointed to mil from Liverpool, mien at Cork to receive the malls : SCOTIA, for NWT YORK, Saturday, April IL ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April 29. CIIBA, for NEW YORK, Isitur, May & • Taking pmsesgers and goods for Nassau and Savannah, to be transferred at New York (subject to the permission of the United States authorities) on, board We LILES. Corsica. temp mosey Incladhap steward's fee and provisions, but Wibori a tg2l erillagE;--To ; chief cabin. sabb, IL To ro d rt: s ret cabin, 216 meted cabin, Sill Trit to Rallies, Boston, and New York, AI per ton, and 6 per cent. prthiaga.—Apply to 1. IL Booed, 52, Old lfrosA-dreet. Loudon . M. Currie, Havre, and If, Mace de la Doane, Paris ; 0. and I. Borns, Buchartanetreek Glaagew ; D. mit C. Weaver, Queenstown ; cat D. and C. klaciver, Water. "mei. Lemma No ticket will now be Lewd without the production of the pmport properly Medd. miumnr.—Direot Route to Hanover, Brune .llJ wick, sad Central Geressny.—The North (UMW Lb ldi Ise OM dans screw *new ADMI, Captain N. BIINDNIBIN. WIB be deppakbed from lerwagdown on rawnDAY, the Nth Aptll Mother permitting), at 10 am., ogling at Blackwell Piet tle POMP" as 12 noon.—Faroe to Bremen, at sad Al Patera tickets, ZS and E 1 10k—Am1y at C1L0112411 Batumi W.: or to TH11.L215, GNAW& !NIL- Pr e lA = Pa cr ircus. .. Bond-Lm. LC. aTEAM from London to GOTHENBURG Direct—The hoe arstolam paddle steamship HANSA, Cap- ORBOORY, MO tons, MO-horse power. will leave for the above port la slew days. This imegnincent steamer has splendid accommodation for passengers, and from her great speed is el le:tad to make the la the abort tins of 45 hours —For sates of freight, w lel an very tow, apply to PIIILLTPYS, OATS& PRILLIPIPS and Co.. U. hood-ism. IL C. O,OTIEMBIJRG.—The only regular Line of N.ll Weekly Women—The well-known screw sinister RIMY will mil from Alderman's Tier on the Itlrd Inst. This shame, has ant-rate secommodatlon for passengers. Fare. at To be followed by the GUSTAF WASA and other first dew stamen —Apply at CRAPLIN'S Universal Office, Regent elms, W.. or to ?BILLUPS. °RAVI:S, FILLILLPFB and Co., Rood-lane, KC. VARNA RAILWAY COMPANY. Offices, 15, Angel-court. London, LC., Apr lath, 1816. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARE MUM erns can be EXCHANGED for the lettere of allotment and lookers' receipts, et the Oakes of the Company, between the lairs of Osseo and three dally.—By order. J. F. WALSH, Secretary. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIZZ sod LIFZ INSURANCE COMPANY. Camo-1, Dolo4treet. Liverpool and M. Poultry. 7, Certain); and Clutringerose, London. MUM or rux COMMIT sacs 1850. rear. 111 11111 11136 Sea 1.16 PrtWORM! Lib Moab Invested 661.305 r /27,167 1 .2602,1124 222,279 7;781 821.081 ULM 163,1.74 1,311,906 742,674 238,244 3,112,300 SWINTON DOM, Managing Director. JOHN ATKINS, liceident Secretary, London. Die claim are payable In thirty days attar they ere adesitted. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCI COMPANY to now INeleeted at City Bank Chambers, No. Si. Threadneedlestreet, whirs the Company to prepared toned's proposals for Marine Baaranees at the currant rates. AIITMUit JAMBS DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. ORAN. Secretary. CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE EXTRACIRD and CUR= in ono minute, without tatting or the least pain, by Mr. REZDALL, as, Regent-street. ladies attended by Mrs. leaden if preferred. Terms 2s. gd. Mfrs, Ste. leaden ham testimonials front Os Royal Family, *ltch may be seen, with thousands of others. from all Darts of the kingdom. dinner to the knowing :—from the Walt Rev. the Lord Bishop of London :—" Mr. Pendell huseffectuall= Some owns on my feet without dvthg any pain."—" Sir Mexander, 36, Bt. JSMOVII- plops, INS had two lame toenails and a co extracted from bill ha by Mr. Randall, and can strongly ticomaxend him." Observe, 33, Regent-street Quadrant. 1241/100RATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE a. no MOM scientifically prepared sad mod powerful nutri tive cordial ever hitrodu .dd ; restores to thew normal condition lit the seastiota, on the Integrity of which goriest health de =ir.lt ia • specific for debility of all kinds., and from lie con dom, other ingredients, penalneand phoirphat• of sods, kill ;wore highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Ake Bs. par bottle, or four quantities in one for 2281. Bole &Me, Henn. Banalgaztiin rid 00., 1010, Oztord.stred, Ind leachnrelbeireet, RC.. Leedom. THZ PHOSPHORISM NIRVIATE TONIC. ama... The are chemical cembinatlon of PIIOOIPHATIC BALM . Iran, te.. othialthag all the emential conalthents and al b lo, d, brain, and throe =balance. Great philosophical and thealeal reeaach has led to the &wormy of this invaluable Maadi. In its present perfect state ainseablo.."`.._lo the p d and mosent to Its actims—etin yeaservisa Its wro."" ItherMni immediate relief and permssently ~a b wh° ether from wasting and of t= the nervosa and maseelar lathe, total and partial mad every other ethanstlve derangement of the system. It Sepeneraies all the important linnets of the human frame. "Al lthothbor•• Is • it••• otot rtore illthases the familial, miles oaths/ad frame revive* *hes impregnated with its electrical properties.' Prices: Ils botus ii : bar lla bother lathe, ths. ; and la crass oeertale lag bottles, 66, which laves Ll lta, packed securely, lad mat to all pasta of the wield. Innate atime• )-4101 " . • ge, oxford-street ; Hooper, 416 Vag Wilhiss-atresa. I Delis warm !real, 1211, thread. LAITIIL—The LKITUOZ aoataimos aa saliva tar Weds., wlke porsems sl2 el viand hada...a—Yr. G. JOILZAII N g=. of lasso timiac: MEC.= ir do Proksolos kr ir.. - """k "km. sodas diva affections. elm, 61.; "*. la• lit aid ft. id. PW" Pas, la. lid. 'Ea IL id. NB.—Arau• Bt•cay 14,3116 48911 1ff7,7511 SOMB4 . 63 i 487,261 44014 KU. 13,153 2,156 11,847 Meet 0 $8,442 te.614 14,076 - 16.198 44.122 9,1181 kat man IMAM 4I Walt 13414‘ 19,61. 10.361 5.N1 7,171 24113 %NO 21.009 30,609 Maw 33,Xf . 43.921 rm. 1,000 IN 147 111 1 ri IN Y. S PAPER • - As\A.;.,. L zi ss4lsi.; . 411111 r t 2 (TWOPEN TIM mrsziarzozaz AIMIBITION Id DUBLID. Meek Senerknr The igkibition Palates is Nene.) ' towns llBlo.4llollll WA rapid skiika. The et speaser stenstere peewee meet bum sal masted elm% eispen tees, almtemithr, • *Mere. Omiseu and stensonsemi MIS itheervehle la *my dhotis§ misepethelly wide( at thrk bandieratte ia lbw? 1601,8 = 1 7 v = "1112{41 wmk sad ma be se &eke thet al the rats w the mein hem hie latterly carotid en the few weeks thee now separebe m trees the ay will be millehnt fee the osamistion el lb, an With% with the exceptien primps of some of the temporary imam amerces now in mese el ceeskekim. The stet hell, we sem shout say, is eampiate.♦ besetital tear* of 0111.011110 MSS MS Men bed dews, and the eare t the espial of she Mr*, which shows grad meiotic stew bee MA hesn Geisha The basked* the She embed bell will be pat ep in ••few tia: al s, ll Z when that his bees dons, awl the walls painted, whisk Ms hem already commenani, this portion et the will be ready fee the ...soles of seniplssre sad the Jests of art for widdi it hes Mee seeemed. skiving bd. Several line weeks hem LeadseVreige . esnetries were received yeekeity, temeher with MIN way huge pit *Wimp ad earteses bees Well& r. Ilmearikr take( the door by wish the Valks lakes the pressed to VIII buttered". weer es see at peed in g a - laree Mese meematrat. R. - Birk has just complsimi. te the massery Lord Masemesee. aed *lda MU flask phial in Me whim that sabiemea I hinted. I. sill the galleries, t=aiExhibitioe inuslene• and lei resse sad aleada he the Mike melds( their swam" sad In sisals lestmese eehlbilans mrs "Pa ter m shah one ond% hem s ea l i t allege end choke ocileetioe of keener end article' of fenders in great misty, whiskies ewer is mesas, el being empeched is the apse el the Winter Gardea, which is as plow al lotted to them. From the glimpse we have had of the breams we believe they will be toned to dimple, @Midis emellenes at • high order. These with the skillet et furniture will form • oosepionons object among the Fres* eontritadross. We may mention lime two bentlemse bronze fonatalas, mined at • theorem, guineas, will be implied by ilea manuleetigele fee lie, two eiseabe Wish the paw& h e bort isendi and gamely adjoining the apse, Mr. etiir[lewh.st. Sacs tee large eases far tir= dm of miffs of yens and Peewit silken fakirs et mese =ihs e s sik atifal Meek from Paris and Lyme, kerns sim daintied, most delicate dankiptioe hem Belgium eelsad • variety al these limey fabrics ler female me. is m the prodasties of Air war sentimetal Meade deem seek rearming tads and inch inerhasedble mime of temelien. The drlm frameweek et the eras is width Mr. Meaning will exhibit Mere emerhile perilmtken et the Prime and Bates looms is el • Medd awl eirt pate; and will be OW up by . mageilleust sheets glen, so as he steed to the tau viitea., is whim Ulna 011110 win be a somas of emerfailing stkeillies, a redact view of their content& The Iseentive Committee have resolved • coommunim. floe from Spain, to the fleck that her Majesty the geese has bees yawed to name ala gentlemen as royal meanie. dosses for that constry. Some ol them are expected to arrive bees in *some, of next week. lime trey pikers, from the Natioesl Gallery el Madrid ere .Seedy en their way to this ootuatry, Janos kit the port et Bilboa • few days ago. KB. JOHN THOMAS AT THB Boar MON. (Pram Pum This comethopping,my dear rituch. I. may !Witt in goodwill% Which without It there's no benefit In winks or in wealth. R I I'd nether be a Popper. sad be 'aril, ale and W Than • Crews with the toothache or the cedar-he all laTteng: For tho you gets no mason In th e weetteme, aor no we, You °outdo' with the toothache Mil, these when you dine : And tho there alit no hooey snowed for worlds tote, A Cremes with the edach.l mai emir hie emote, Which the along of Have Anna. alai ol no good when you're Cos when you'd like to token gem, yes am to take • MIL But taikink of good sank owl i U should have gone with me The Bost Race of the Centex sod Holmium to C t The mussels them y ouag fellers ad, you wouldn't mares believe, It swelled out on their shoulders like • beldnabble sleeve, Their harms were like a blecluirdth's, only preps a trine whiter, And their bar sa broad as Bandles, the miHnited atm They IMO their troween turned up short, to Las Y sethey rode. AM made I. footman Murtha to me what Cathell Wei 1100:101 Bat Utotha Ward It sista thistia, there threat idioms* el Phet, Far thedr •Ws was said sonsele,which owe anal mach of that. I'm told for months before the match they Owed spa rent beef. Which their mesh roust get monottinoae, leeetwayslismy belief : And to live in independence of • kitchen or a kook lea kannibal existence as wouldn't sad my book. so you wont mach me • testa& end a shrink hap my dinner, Beeldek my sisals &Undo. and wartime' mike them Rainer. Ho my t tow the Raver, it were really like a Phan, Only neither booths nor beiutshows nor gilt gingerbread watt there. Eat asp of beats was on it, of every dm and sawt, From them se roes fee prizes to them as rows for spawt Which not being If amphibious, sad wishing to keep dry, Int of en try to it In them there wegerboste, ems I. They're as title as my wafer, and hat IS Mathes wide, Bo a man of my proportions he oould ardly sit inside And men like Yr. Ran. tang, as an balky In then Omer, Could sever me the Nunn to row Is a hoetrigger ! Then there were caps of steamers a folimink the boats, And the gents all had him ribbings a dawning of their mats f The Cambridge they were Light blue, for their crew ware VOW Tho their eerie was doubtless easy at their befog best then. Hour ladles being Boxford they wore dark blue is their dr, Whisk ladles of the 'sheet mak and yhmhiaa they with there : And they all ad on the ribblop of the both limy eyed would beat, And some they sore blue purple's to sheds 11 from the eat: • Had some ad a blue bonnet. era hiss shod, or blue them l But there was few Blue Stoeldam so lesieways 1 should 'nevi His Rate she showed both aolerS for to *ems em both she dirk The blue In her ribbiags, wed the light blue la bet eyes : And ho 1 to see em sparkle wham she Gard that Rosferd wee, Twu like the Sues a shining with the radiance of the ma 1 gap I ante our Coachman, which upon the beaks I ar., And we'd each a dark blue tavola!' as Ma Kate made for oar at, days k eol2lo Roxford teller have been saying sonsethlak meet. goys Mrs that young kora, as she meths Groevenoretrest But, says I, them kolledge Fellow they met marry, I've beareloild, goys >R id {pave any felbrsn u aa d take Kate lusted. lor ran site Shea alai no man Met mach a prise, And what's looking into bine bo ok. to • look to bin blue eyes trikkmon don't road blue books *nestle theirs Rl's. their wives they reads the Red book with their break teaks and Ti. Ras this we were conversing, such • crowd on oneback abode For some rode on the river hand some rowed on the rood. Twee kallmost like the Derby Day, there was such espied Mei And Snobs they drive their donkey-carte and Nobs they drew dnga. My com their piesksa suffered borgl from the sanshlse and tke do* And B. I we badnt siothink to relieve us from our them. Bat se ibey come a pillaging. a trotting and a prancing, The shouting end the ollering tenet our moss Swam. And feerink of a beechnut we would have druv away. Bat MW Kate she wontiat leer of it end bade us for to Say Get down, she says, and old their owls ; which if I might poem I anew en met, sway, a Thootmen mint • groom. Bat thinking I might save er We to do es I were told, I went at wane* and did it, like a Ire brave and bold. Which to Mandator, f Pen a pines sod a prancing, Inman mother diphnelt to keep NM from 'droning : Reach mosnink I expected they'd be tramline on my toss, had the hemeenn I salami at shim prewspialk goodness awe lt I every time they give a prance. it set my An a besting. And it set my cheeks a flaming, tor each curds, Is eating. But bold as soy Buffalo I featly steed my gro•nd. Rattracting hadmhation hoax all the ladies round Width If there is a men oil easel who's their devoted davey,l It Is your usable servlak Joins Toning nor Baisdgurgr. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] =PRESS FROM PAS• (nou ova owl View Innints. An erratum in the Moniteur shows that the muster of clericals who followed M. Thins in voting for the catholic amendment was 86, and not 83, as at first stated. The Gauls de Prance triumphantly takes note of this in a paragraph headed "The 83 are 86." A catholic pamphlet on the Encyclical, by a M. Ronaaeon, has been published, and, as it is not seized, the presumption is that the government can find in it nothing that would sustain a prosecution. Nevertheless, orders have been given that no pla cards announcing the publication are to be stuck on the walla. This is quite a new version of "Bill stickers beware." The prohibition is altogether arbitrary and I believe quite noveL There is no law or decree to sanction the principle that a book which may be lawfully sold can be lawfully pre vented from being advertised. The inauguration at Ajaooio of the monument to Napoleon I. and his brothers is fixed for May lb. Prince Napoleon, as already announced, will be present at the esremony. There are to be great fee.* in Corsica on this occasion, the programme of which comprises an agricultural and fine arts' exhi bition, horse races, and a banquet Invitations have been sent to the whole of the Paris prem. It continues to be announced in the journals that the Emperor is going to Algeria next week, and at the same time the people of Brest are anxiously ex pecting to see him at the inauguration of their rail way. Ido not believe he will go to Brost. He certainly did intend to go to Algeria, and every pre paration was made for the voyage, but one of the many rumours at the Bourse to-day was that the ministers strenuously advise him to give up the project. The Bourse, after opening at an improvement, gave way to a panic, in consequence of a variety of rumours which prevailed in the latter part of the day. It was rumoured that the Italian Loan would not be quoted on the London Stock Exchange, in consequence of the Hamburg protest A report that Lee had capitulated, and that peace in America was imminent, frightened a great many speculators. It was said that M. E. Periere was dangerously ill. Bente fell 300. both for cash and account, closing at 67fr. 40c. and 67fr. 46u. Mobilier fell nearly 30fr. LONGCHAHPS.-4 PARIS SKETCH IN APRIL. "Each returning Longchamps," writes the Paris correspondent of the Morning Post, "appear" to briag out an ever incremaing number of that favoured population born to occupy carriages and wear purple and duo linen. The avenues of the Champs Blyaila are now scarcely wide enough, sad the round lake in the Bois de Boulogne is not spacious enough for permitting corker's to circulate who the dinner hour is approaching, and the feabionabie world is solemn Olson stupidly den at "soh other from gorgeous equipapL Are they Parisians who hoes grown wealthy with ' the isoressed wealth of the patios; es foreigners eke sre attracted by this splendid city, which demob sleek splendid ketones Certainly the society whieh does see walk looks more varied as regards nationality than the polite world of the London parks. Amonpt the ladies we have every type, from the pale fair woman of the North, to the blood warm beauty of sunny land'. You hear all languages spokes—you may be sore every quarter of the globe is represented when the Bois de Boulogne ':eosin'—and the reception to-day was most unrolcous, for, is addition to the ordinary promenade people, we had the 'sporting world,' a very wide term is Parisian phraseology, and embracing sdectidscUy romantic class. The day was inviting, and more spring•like than the unnatural hot of the lest two weeks. The Bois has at lest put on a light pees oat, almost hiding the sodomy of the tress. The Owes, sten the shadowy grass: you hoar the ' one/ seepteas ' if you go out of the main road ; is fact, we are in the midst of The humble glories of the youthful spring. What a stream of open carriages, overflowing with volumi nous gay toilettes, occupied the Parisian woods to-day ! There was not present the beauty of Bottee-row. But what infinite variety in the female attraction—what taste in the elaborate toilettes ; and, for those familiar with Pa rkin society, bow many of the misoellaneous moving crowd brought to the mind lilt/. romans, or ens 0111111111 Ma torise I Let us stand mirk and watch the company. Whom are these attractive hones threading rapidly the slower coaches? Demidoff 's blacks for which the owner refused 1,0001. moan time back. We wool look at the ladies too iamb, or we shall not see the hones. (That mat be a compliment 3 Here approaches the Primer de fieffse'm handsome tarn-oat, and on of the ladies within is the Magnin de Galin (one can't help looking at that lady)! Then comes Vietoria couple, basket carriages looking cool, drag. of all aorta—the seat esli. The Cousins Potables is a pretty person,. prettily onriaged. Oa moves the py stream. There is the spiritirelk, Madame de Mercy, the elegantly dreamed Princess de Metternich. Than comes a pretty person with an immense quantity of sabers hair—such • fanciful coiffure. Site is not French ; acid some gentlemen on horseback, who ride awkwardly an trying to catch her smile. Her establishment costs 10,0001. • year, which senr.il Mr. Titmouse pay for. Such is life. More proper persons in more proper carriages follow. Here comae the pretty Him s—, who is sure to marry a foreigner, if admiration leads to holy matrimony. Friezes here skilled—Bus/dans. Doigorockia, Paskewinbes, Obretakoffs, and • beep of Trorob ikkok— some riding, some walking. D'Alene, with his jaunty bat ; De Ligae, with • seat on his horse like an Irishman, gallop by ; Talon, with his drag, driving along, with his friend Lord E. Minns by his aide—the best French and the but English whip. Drags ere increasing. The Croun, the itochefoucauld, the Felaineourt, the Obrets keit and sundry others, are all trying their hoods at it. Now canes, clattering along, the Agnate. as they cal her, of Paris—Madams But why should she try to be too beautiful ? Some people prefer the pdfit whisk is ls. plain to the same 'Aisle 1.. 6d. ookureL His are so wicked, and have such varied testes ! Different—bow different is the next carriage. There ails • lady, dent sad lovely, black marine bait, and such eyes ! That is Madams B—. She makes the fortune of the dressmaker who serves her, so report says. What's astir now ! All are staring at something coming. The Emperor No. The Empress? No. Two black posies, 14 halide high, some now sloes—two such as never were seen before—perfect_ ; driven by • hand that knows no fear —a hand smell (six.), that guides and threads through the throng as if by intuition. All eyes are tamed to see her. Than site the lady, as if a done, giving, as she drives en, • trifle of • glance from andereastli these keg eye lids, to show she is not quite marble. Her golden hair is denied ala something— I know sot what. Then the pretty p facia—sh ! it's English—and pretty toilette. Drive on, Nies —, and be happy. There are nosy new fame as well as new earrings. Some are evidently Anierieuia—perhaps DM of the South—never going home again. Now comae a number of carriages, with grand old ladies and gentian's within. The coachmen have been told to drive slowly. They were the first only a few years ago. They were of the gay, auxion crowd pushing to the front when first Louis IVIIL refereed to the threes. Here COVINBUIII &swat isaa one carriage. The Empress is not out to-day. His Menet, is now nevertheless looked up in the stream of carriages like mon familiar humanity. Aad now - EXTRAORDINARY SCZNI IN A CHITACIL—A very U 0101147 some occurred duringdivine 00,6011 oa Sabbath the 9th hut. within the Free Church in Simulated, one ad the prembizia Mader in the perish of Meath, Isle of Skye. The church w erected about fourteen years age, with the aid of a grant from the bedding toad of the Free Church. The megregation also exerted themselves to do what they maid in the way at ociatzibotiem, sad Dr. Maesillieter, Strathaird, • landed proprietor, belonging to the Tree Church, and a justice of the peace, cootribided largely to the themes of the enterpthe, sad, we believe, gave a free site for the church as one et hie farm& Some thagreemeat unfortunately took plane about a year ego, when Mr. Mao . kende was ordained to the pastorate of Swath, and dace that time the church has hose kept locked wind Mr. Mao. keosie, sad be has continued to worship with his coeglegatina at this place to the open air. On the Sabbath in quietice, the good beim; wet. mid the church door baths been tonna open, the esegrepsion. some of whom, Wong with their minister, had walked a dozen miles to the resolved to meet in the church, which was a= dons, Mr. Mackenzie emstincting peddle worabip. About the middle of the service, however, the congregation wee throws into coestereatioo by the entreat» of Dr. Mao allister, accompsaied by lime ether gendensen, and fol lowed by • ember or dept. The petty dossed towards the pulpit, and Dr. •lithater demanded that the Waite, should acme down from the pulpit, sad leave the church. The minister made so reply, and apse his attempting to resume hie sermon be was again interrupted by the duster in a determined maths,. The some at this time was pailful, several of the females crying at,and *then, tees mid, labile; Oa Nig desired to leave the church doctor Waned, but ultisealely withdrew, on several young men getting to their feet to Impel Mm. The rest of the dealer's piety, with the dap (width, to add to the eam fusion, bad set up a row of their mid, were cleared cwt of the thumb, and disservice was coatinued to its does with- out farther inteereptiom—Deily Low* —.....easorrou OF Never. Parzz MoNsr.—Notice SUPPLY OF Mumma TO TRW Stcra Pooi.—The i mam id eight's thizettetbat prepantione are now bin Poor-law Board have jai domed • eiggall". Übe 0,1 4 04 i far the braraded dirtributioe cd th e teems, bounty, the remothiendathas side is report id plummy be.. at • slew dhow. rase usineere. aware& at th e VA rearaittee et the =bra* le wrath they iraraerateramdbos at Pamir. Mby bar ibraray'd ship Omen. Wiese the adv ise thrift cod-liver ail, width, and ether adios is glues regard to the tannage bounty if a thee athaneive supplied from the werlllde rat 4.lolora •ito er Nese pew, seas ralcsiere, raptured es tie 14th el Yereb, ethics ander their owit co•kol. •= 11 .11••• tforth 1 1 / 1 0, by bee Majesty's ship AM, sad a slave dhow, name medical aldose, ie the mine way se aim sad et irtaties. sabers eratesed ea tie Slat March, 151$, by hes Me. Tilt deeming riered 141 d SAW, dm sew rthrthrey raray's trap Ada el the Poor-law Boat* I nowt see the ring, Neither In wan nor to ooln. As ampere( may be lost ia i mob ! The Foglish are still Soaking over in troops. Oomstryorinoer and ride( of the Liviepool, Asps aloes as if be bad sot firkin fee Dallis& The worn-oat mambos el the boom came far a bit of re laxation. bisetisites. Seymour, Cashmere, and heaps of Wises are amompet m. TM famed (Heath's* brembseppre fie bees. lookies as diary as ever. Hi pigeon' are Seek ing ever for Filar ; bat so shoats this pen The old plese k sold, end so ether fens& Whet a comoopolitaa world Hi Pane I becoming ! Pads may seetinse to be is Fees, bat Paris already sandy Weep be Freschain." LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1865. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, Under the of her MejleW the QVUN. The =BIB= M i ra 1.1.1f1D of ==DAY, the Oth of May, by his loyal Wilmer the PILLNCII of WALES The MAU Cenzeonial to be observed ma this occasion will include a Grand Musical Performance with a Band and Chortle of a Theamnd Performers. On the Opening Day Season Ticket Holders only can be ad mitted. Seam Ticket. on Sate at the dace. 112, Orattoadreet. Dublin. Lady's or Gentlernaa's Ticket it 1 0 Child's, under a W Years 1 1 0 ay ?Ammo,. canpizoner. 10th atoll. 11116. Arameameate ter Seta= sad Isetrdca Tickets ea all the railways to the Meldkitica, at Reduced Bate* are in program MRS OXFORD. —FAUST, ORPHIE AUX !Warners. INYZErt aad Aube?' LA CUICAMILINNL—PrtsoIpaI Y ] Laresdere, the great ?mob twice, sad Mies Enlloll. supported by a baud aad Chorine' sixty prima, readuoleit W Mr. Y. JONWIMANS. EYIAY ZVMG. CIAUTION.--000Kfill celebrated READING ✓ SAVO; for J 1& Gans. Stooks. Soups. Grevlss, Hot sad Cold Mei* sad warlvslied for genend uss, is sold by all re =dashers to aeon. It is sossubatarld cell by of lbw Solo Proprisbor, CHABLIS 00CHB,S, Dabs street. us los== Orlslasi Basco Warobousii AD others srs Spurio HAVANA COMMISSION AGEN___, CY 2, Canute-rood, Docks, SOUTILAIIPTON, and 77, AMMlT wrzurr, LONDON. Tor lie supply to the pub li c of graweeM Havana %pre *zed tram the Savona manofter Phillips. end Co. date J. H. Wolff and Co.) manta of the choicest Ho o vers awn recdv P rd t=lito ( Pal si Z Steamer via deatimeese, sad sethrecing the seletted Was at the meet Olieladeil Korona miens or sew be the as Unpin. the sztratra.... 121 "l ostra w known aeon at the Portniwt, Nor de Cobb tliessm. Oawas. Cley, end other excelled brands, H. Wolff. ?WNW. and Ce. have the excluLive consignment in this cowry of way rue and choice ewPn =liable , * the Ws* else of connoissean in Samples end with tilt of agents In Liverpool, Baal. font, ton, andseany other provincial towna l , e s . t d 4OL T, , and Co.'s, 77, Itagestetroet, Lon don ; sad 11, Camiteecad, Doan, sonsaimpies. (H ty apse* fives awnless,. IL, lisp Willi= shed, N.C. AMXRIOAN ITEBV3. Mn. General B. K. Lee, wife of the Confederate Glowsl4o42dal, Is at Richmond. News he. readied her of Nis death of bow ma, Omani W. H. F. Les, at the Omfederats army, killed is the batiks before Peemsbass. The pakdiratioa of the Bidisiond /flag newspaper is mennesd, ands the smassmaint of one of lb proprietors, " whit las always Ws opposed to essemioa." Orwerner Pastas had issued a proolamation, ream issadlew that the 14th last., tie day an which ihs rwiegal deg is to he meatildished as the raise at Yost Sumter, be ohmemell la the New York Sado es a day of prayer, thinks girls& padm. A. adegram 'to the Philadelphia Laker esys :—" Judge Osaipboll, of Hampton Roods Pesos Conforms notoriety, is at Petentram, also Sweater Hunter. They an very &axiom eat Praddent Linage shaeld Wm a proclamation (matinsa renal pardon to rebels. emit a move, they ▪ would mass the total didaterstion of the Costar nay, sad the wised of the rebel males to lay down their sans." _ _ Amami the emigrant passengers by the Mork from Europe, wbo had leaded at New York, was Boroator Beery B. Foote. of the Igo Doefiderate Oregrem. He went la the steerage to mid tba pompon regulation. Be was seat tip to Oen. Dix le report hisneelL The seams Harriet Diked, rearatly captured by the Confederates, has beam drawn into Imam Creek, a small keihatety *Ube joloassw, sad will be either mittorod or deniveyed by Onissoder• Parkas's gaabosk. The Mayor el Petersburg surrendered the dty to tbe Federal& The publlo storm and a few Mune had twee binned. bat the oily was little damaged. The Confederate' had removed pearly all the artillery sad destroyed Reedy 1,000,000 donna' work of tobacco. Bean Ward Beesher has made a speech deprecating hank messane simian the Beath. The Honk says that British trop from Jamaica arrived at Belk, on the 24th. The transfer of tin troops is caused by liaziraWeas alleged intention to sane' a portion of Yucatan. The New York Tiers, is mentioning the arrival of the new Wainer d Brest Britain, fin F. Draw', oar it can sea se MOM why his minim should not have a most easpisins opining. "He ism comended to the people el the Northers Main by his family name ; by the Whinge relations sastaised by its reeralms teemed the Bri tish Doan ; by the knowledge that at the time when—es Lard Boman purposely =Askew—the lass Priam Oat. son vie giving his dying 'dries is Wear of pesos wish the Baited Mans, an elder Brum was intrusted with the gam dianaldp of the future moues* of England. a aka lad dents is Sir Fridariek Brase's family weeexious, raper added to hie mote for personal amiability and worth, will inure him • poen' as well as an official welcome which he will have the bed possible opportuainea to im prove. Oren question will fall to be deliberated daring his ptoombeacy, sad the raAidanory sad paddy natation r 4 them will depend. is • very Inge degree, u Dom the temper sad disceeeinese brought to bear upon their dimension& It is • roespienoue advantage to Sir Frederick Bruce that he ea• tare upoe his misios when the march of week here have made it clew to his government that that naked and ) kink Loam lie is the oultintioa of friendship with the . United &atm" WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WIDNEIDAT. APRIL 19. I 4JL x. 30 43 Ka 30.37 WWI a .:110.31.401 V. Ital iZiais I Cape Claw 118.12 411 N.N.L =ll I Lii.L listeissi ILO a is.s. .• sus ar N. t Itoobelert 129.92 67 I l'lressiat 20.11 Z. Wermialb 116.14 & renNIVIGUL 6816 LN.L I tasks KW N.N.L Dover frosocalb PAO NL. Ilearbormib 3010 4 N. IWO 10.36 46 N.L itiNgokad •—.l PRORLBLL TROILSDAT. OS NORTRIIa FRIDAY. N.N.L to KS.Z., fresh Coign. N.E. to S.F. and S.W., to strong, generally fresh, wtth showers. One. N.Z. to S.E. and S., Wll/17131. Z. to S. and &W.. fresh to strong, moderate so strong, showers In places. showers In places. N.E. to moderato llorrans. As next above. to fresh, strong in Channel, One gene rally. N. to E. and SK, "Amu. N.E. to S.E., fresh to fresh or strong, with 'truer, generally One. some **were Wsete Nortbernsaflootiand. nisareland, Wales, and adjs. mucks. itoutbsm=English Channel and Bay of Macey. imMen.limitwaid England and North See. Riritservrenorr or RTE.—Captain Mackinnon has Mined en address to the *lectors of the borough of Eye in which he says :—" My father, who for many years has had the hewer of representing you in parliament, having 'amused his intention of retiring at the general election, I em Wooed to solicit your suffrages, and, having met with the most friendly reception when is Eye, I shall therefore contest the seat with every legitimate effort. While I shall feel it my duty on all =salons to enforce strict economy, with a view to redneethos• taxes which pram heavily upon the people, fetter their tedustry and cramp their energies ; yet the safety of England, her greatness, sad honour, seem to me to depend on being forearmed ; and, as such, I could not vote for any material reduction in the army sod navy estimates. I shall give an unqualified but not slavish support to Lord Palmeraton, &great minister, who has always shown himself equal in all =argentin,— whether of war or diplomacy—to extricste us from our national difficulties. I shall always be found an ardent supporter of sound and progressive reform, a firm friend of civil and religions liberty, and it will be my anxious desire to improve oar oommeecial policy, and the social condition of the people." REPHISINTATION or BERIENTISIL—Yesterday TEES CREDIT FONOIZR and MOBILIZE, of ENGLAND Authorbed capitol 5.4.000,00. in sham of £2O gibed Cogital oratocribod £3,000,000 b 100,000 slum of £2O each. jiBMOTOIM The Right Dom JAMES 'IIAZT WORTLEY, Governor. JAMBS LEVICI, Bp., Menhant, [lets Arms- Deputy NIIGLI k T (Li DANIELL, Zed., Chilimen of tba Common. Mance Basmited), Jame Choir. Baq, Leedom Almada. Dunbar, Old Bromistreet, Loudon. Clarke I bi Lloyds. Adolph La e The Mom T. C. Haliburtom M.P., Chairman of the Canada W=Amodelion, Leaden. Martima. Req. Wawa Team, inittlOL and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mena Daum= Cariosity. Richard Stuart Lane, Esq. (Messrs. lane, Hanby, and Co.), Imam. Chest= Y Nesion, Rea, London. Weary Pownall. Req., J.Y., lamellseissru London. Joseph Macbill Smith, Req. (J. Machin South and Cm), Old Breadatmet, Loudon. Rdward Werner. lie, M.P., London. John Wadmorivad, Zee. (Director of the Royal Trunrance Albert London. Grant, Req., Managing Director. MIMS The Ape sad MadeneanU Bank (Limited). Messrs. Smith, and Smiths. The National Bank. Laudon. Dublin. and its Branches Is Ireland. The Alliance Bank (limited), London. Liverpool, and Man. chaster. Boricmoad—Meaus. Newbon, Mynas, sad Co.. Nicholealane, IC. SICILITAIT.—AIfraI Lowe Ra u Officta-1T and 18, Omaha THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER et INGLAND attuned). NOTICE billet l i t i l li nrY GIVEN . that the HALB•TIARLY 43$NBBAL at Ilds Oelapeay will be the Loa- Goa Tavern, Ithopatsawalreet, Loaded, oa TINVEBDaY, tbe Nth April seat, at 1 eatest itsa itsimessis. ter as pewee et receiving the Dim-tont sod Auditors' report and Balsam sheet, sad derma a Dividend. The Taunter Bo at the Osospaay wit be closed trees Moo dy, the 10th, to Thenity, the loth tr!,..lnth days Wittily,. By order of OW Court ot P7oE. Ilemetary. 17 and 18, Coral% Lanka, North It, 1866. WEE A/ENT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY and 7 Niebolarkine, 140abardatreet. wrauisFD CAPITAL. 1;000.003 0.100,000 1.30,000 CALLOW 3.18111V1 FUND . Tameriiiiiii orrzusr. On dimwits reparable T Eistand per woe. a& dArt not Job ll Spielal rates for meg legoitiotrtio kog pan& L'ASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, beet quality. Upwards of 300 Wrest shapes minima* ow view for selection and immediate deli . Lay chars made to any shape on woval. Al T. and SOWS Maentactory, 31, 33. Beensesetteet, W. An Ulnetrated priced catalogue sent post tree. fARLOW'S PATIENT CASK STAND, • new 'smitten, ee edadrably ocateved mit a ton butt, as von es 'smaller maks. wag be mimed et Itlled ca 19 aNhout kbear or trouble. Ite action is so bnyolpeble that the sediment cd the most limpid m i l t by no pcaltenty can be disturbed. Prise lb., 120., 140, t 4,9, and Id pike coda. BARL°S SKLF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. No ren W' hpsnrequired. Be aces lot beet or soar wine. Paco 4s. ed. ditto, electroplated, On—Apply direct to JAKOB &MOW, patentee, IS, Wm Wneme, Mambas-boom Ise tag Ida nano mad ad&ees me on mom stale : ell ottoman grains Imitation. &g am*, gratis. lbashilehod 1820. MESSRS. STAGG and MANTLE beg to inform their numerous customers and the public that the whole of their PREMIdEB is NOW OPEN. They respectfully invite en Inspection and comparison of the New Stock which consists of the choicest NOVELTUDI that could be obtained both in the home and foreign markets for the present mason. Their pur chases being unusually large in every department, they q.t.- Ocularly solicit attention to several new productloas in PWn and Fancy Silks, Pancy Drees Materisk, Mantles, &Mona Parasols, Laces, Trimmings. ho.ote. S. and M. also beg to intl. mate that the remaining portion of the Salvage Stock win be sold at an enannons reductioss.—l. 2. 3. and 4. lalosMeroqualw. and Lekeeterotred. THPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. kODGF.RN IMPIOVXD 001L1,72L BENTS, six for 42p Good metal shirts (our No. 60, la all imp tiea ths holf.dosa anequallod for excallenoe and cheapness. Priced llsta,lth full =Warp a rts —ROD and OP, shirt asks", is, St. reross. latabashod SO peon. Op pads Framed& HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS, Capes, Morning Costs. Halt-drew lindress, end Pull-dross Bulb. Trousers end Vests, an, are nude In the most bahlonsble mad serimmeees sefie,ml very someemend Priem HYAX and CO., OS and ft, Ostordstreet. HYAM and CO. S PRICES. 66 and IT, Oztorttstrest. Osmosis. Us., Us., and 60a ; Jocasta, Da. to Us. ; Dress and Sortortt Oasts, 3.54. to Oa.. tranatting Thews, made to nes aim Its. 6d., las. , and 266 ; Vesta, 10a. Id., MY. Id., Its. 6d.. and Ils. ; Baits. 4ft. to 6.15. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL I This elepat, fragrant, and pellucid cilia universally la high repute for Ite unprecedented 'Pow dudes the WS misty yaws In promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevent' hair from falling off or turning grey, strength's' weak hair, chenees it from scarf and Mudd!, sad makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For children it is :=recommended, u forming the basis of a beautiful heed I , nY while its introdactios Into the nareery of royalty, sad the high asSera in which It Is universally held, with numerous tes timonials casetantly received of Its efficacy, afford the best and surest proofs of tie merits.—Price 35.6 d.,, 7s. lea ed., equal to fuss mad Ils. per bottle.-3old at 20, liattasKarden en and by chemists and perfumers.—Aak fer lowlsadt Macular SPRING MEDICINE.—The beat puri fi er of the blood at this mason of the year is admitted by all to be KAYE'S WOBSDF.I.L'S PILLS, which, by their mild yet effectual operation, remove all oppressive accumulations, regulate the pecretlonl of the liver and bowels, strengthen the stomach, and purity the blood. Unlike many remedies, they do not induce liability to take cold or establish a necessity for the habitual use or purgath ea, and are thus strongly recommended as the best family medicine. Sold by all chemiste and other dealers in r e t p eat . medicines, at la lid., re ed., and 4s. Cd. Wholesale St, Breed street, London. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CC.X.X.LIV., la published this day. COMMITS: 1. Galleries of the Louvre. 2. The Great Printers, Stephen& & By E. Belem Lytton: Novelist and Pest. 4. Education in France. li. Our Guns sad st Christianising of Louden. T. Libel and Freedom of the Press. & Clerteal Subscription. 5. Vansbery's Travels in Turklstsn. 10. Lord Russell and the British Constitution. John Murray, Albemarle street. CHEAP EDITION OF HEM DUNBAR. rids day, t 1 To/. with Frontispiece and Vhpmtte Ms-page, In . price 6a, uniform with the Author's previous Works, cloth. HENRY DUNBAR. By the Author of "Indley's Secret," etc. John Maxwell and CoCo., IN, Fleet-street. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ILLNESS OF THE CZAREWITCH. NICE, Arm 18. The Czarewitoh, who has been sultan) g for the last ten days from pains in the head, was seized with a severe attack of congestion of the brain early yesterday morning. Although favourable symptoms set in during the afternoon, the Prince received the last sacraments in accordance with the wishes transmitted by the Emperor. His Imperial Highness is better to-day. The Czar left St. Petersburg yesterday evening for Nice. COPENHAGEN, Arzn. 18. In consequence of a wish expressed by the Czars witch, the Princess Dagmar, accompanied by the Queen and the Crown Prince of Denmark, left at 7 p.m. to-day for Nice. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Ana 18. -- • To-day the King laid the foundation stone of the monument to commemorate the late war with Den mark. —_. While in the act of laying the stone, his Majesty uttered the following sentiment : " To the memory of the fallen, in gratitude to the survivors, and for the emulation of posterity." The scroll deposited with the foundation stone expressly recognises the Austrian alliance. THE DUCHIES. VIENNA, Ana 18. The Oestemischiache Zeitung of to-day says :- " On the proposition of England negotiations have I been commenced on the question of the Duchies between all the signitaries of the London protocol l of 1852. Russia and Sweden have proposed that all the powers should settle in common the question of the succession. This was declined by France. Austria has declared her intention to maintain her rights, conjointly with Prussia, to the sovereignty of the Duchies, and that she would energetically oppose Prussia should the latter act independently of her." INDIA. (Via Saes.) BOMBAY, Mmica 29. Cotton depressed. Broach, 315 ; Dhollernb, 330. Shipments during the fortnight, 55,000 bales. Exelange on London, 2s. 00. ; Government Secu rities : Four Fer Cent., 92i ; Five, 1021 ; Five and-a-Half, 114. CALCUTTA, ILARce. Shirting., no sales. Mule twist very dulL Ex change on London, 2e. Old. Government Securi ties : Fours, 92i ; Fives, 103/ ; Five-and-a- Half, 110. NLTh. Ab.rss .. Lt : ~: ~~ :: Oal w a. I MIL fi.N.S. LISA KAI. LLB. N.E. N.W. N. Z.N.L LLL M.A.I. N.N.W. IA N.N.W. SILL N. N.E. THE INDIA, CHINA, AND ALTSTRALIAN MAIL& The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steamer Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the above maxis, arrived at Southampton !tut night with 195 passengers, 24,0001. in specie, precious stoma value 1,000 rupees, and 1,017 packages of cargo, including 710 bales of raw silk, value 60,0001. The Nyanza experienced in the Bay of Biscay thick and rainy weather, and up the Channel heavy fogs. On the 15th abe spoke the steamer Ripon, bound far Alexandria. Her Majesty'. ships Racoon and Prooris were in harbour at Gibraltar on the 13th inst. ' The barque Dement, of London, foundered on the Bth inst. off Cape de GAL, whilst on her passage from Constan tinople to Cork. The crew were pinked up and landed at Gibraltar, on the 10th, by the .British brig Cambia's. The English berque Wigtownehire, of Newcastle, was abaodosed on the 3rd, whilst on her passage from Shields to Genoa, eleven days out. The crew were landed at Gib ratter, on the 6th, from the British steamer Aleppo. Exchange on London, 90 days, 4913 ; on Paris, 5.26 ; Madrid, 8 days, 2 din. be OID 10 ob OD 0.60 $ 0.11 I 0.03, o.ii i o.se 6 wan currently reported et Reading and ether towns in this county that the Mon. Philip Play&ll Bounds, one of the rittingimeneben, intended to offer himself for re-election, although it was generally understood that be had, in a letter forwarded to his nephew (the Right Hon. E. P. Enured*, M.P.), and read at • meeting of the liberal party recently held at Rending, exprered his walloper to retire if that course would promote the icitereste of his party. The announcement was not expected, even by the majority of the liberal electors, who willies solicited to support Mr. Boned* sad Mr. J. • Walter (the sitting members), and the Hon. George BROTISSR IGNATIRA.-.-N011W14.:11, Tu ESDAT.—Mt oh wood see ot the Rut ei Crews, who w selected the annual vestry meeting of the parishioners of St. as :candidate at the meeting above referred to. The con- Saviour's, in this city, the Rev. W. H. Cooke, incumbent eereet t„ meditates are K r . R. Bair .. the ti mi ng of the parish, in the chair, Mr. Mayfield said it as tee well member, and Colonel Loyd Liedsav, the commanding known to those present that during the pest year there had oak , o f th e Berkshirevolunteer' , et who= have eh. not been in the parish close &Militias to the protestant muted addresses eteone t the eeeetattmtcy, and the con forms of worship customarily carried out in the church of nervation appear confident that Mr. Banyan and Colonel England. The church had been desecrated by the Lindsay will be returned. A lever* contest is therefore sow of persons in a masquerade kind of dna. „ m t.& themselves ' monks," who &traded a service specially' sr- Tag ssO PIIc Cursew" Qumnow IN Lit,mtrotn. ranged for them, and not required by the parish. The ett . dt, tee. wee et the remit tem.., decorated with ___.Tbethedliere following ree tt l e u o i ree . u sih t l e ch aa r n etesz ial f a m e . church, and t w h h:c o h ttisaince looked m a ore par ff ia t for iasen • ha thsatro bess 4,_lll,m tleta • '".: chhi. jonetz adpproLimrent. holidmytsieteivatie: _ puidt „ -- ii itcht . e . urch o thtt i iM uno T v gald atioes mo a ved t redeem " Thai with il case the iiug cus re ams of lssd ir 'ly of t t e _Pf,,F o-n s the exaladon of the many is the church of England the services of the church 7,174 to spirit principles common ne aI L end t had been made la detestable to the majority of '"" newly elected wardens be respectfully requested to dollars I the oldest and most staunch of the cburoh of shall ‘a tia , t e tr oi r i tt io e r b uta tirch free se of ui Sc. i. P e e c te m u o t ot fli all N putaiose ichelas England parishioners that they had been compelled to leave the perish church ; that the upon eaeootsgeoseet " rich sad poor alike, without appropriation of mate The given to the sosalled nook Ignatius and he followers sae an insult to the bishop, and a Kendal to the establish. 7_l" d Z,";"."= l _f",=" gr _'l7l7o,:r.:_rrf meet ; and that the Rev. W. R. Cooke be requested to i're!e;,e74 to the open sad- discoulide the attendance oi these who by un'Y' a g Nsk Bedell were p ro po4 Oa Zurcbwardeas on the ground of style of dressing themselves, and frequently bo , - a - d their being frieilly to the system. The resolution was re kneeling, aaaoyed and drove away than who had men. and others who would cooties* to be, constant Windfall re lied l e ""s' e "7 ini f e l• M ate ; •Zr E 7. 6 , • '''' e me = at the church. The chairman denied that he ay teen. • poll, however demanded by the supporters of with Bica,,Zl.llPlia„,,„yativa* ne admitted that aymen " mil; Maws. Maim sad Bedell, will finally decide the matte. attended -- b y lb. — -- , ocai k ‘ The — se "h em ee - d R t h e d — BLATI . _ONAL PORTRAIT GALLI:ST.-1,450 persons however before Brother Ignatius came to Norwich. He .tat, lamerniLow Monday and yesterda It = 3 9 bad melted a request from Brother Ismail= to mi ke aa from a list all porindle sow is the aollmtloa ablation in the anise, but be objected to do es. 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