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

Ti. - b t 4 + 2. t:.i ~• saud luts been Naas " aPPIY to • gy-laao, 'Pima law A joig• ions have book r sot. _ _ I . me or address, atom sitelid be I.—A rum L r. Steak INA. tallow market a t h e deliveries Sired to-day at for small yawed. future periods d iricos were, tum or October and dad is qaotad ✓ August. Oar rs *mat tee &L ; (k4aber ▪ tallow, 40e. bd. , ; South Amsai. KM to 41s. 6d. ; mist for Oodcia ?a. thus swaths parati mama, fa mly ir, to St& , Palos-aat od, sad Marisa.) tiot mark* with to4loy, 5,000 •xport. 300 11. o.„ 141 d. to t h o 15d. ; 300 d. to 11d.; 3,600 hz., 51d. to 7d.; 50 Peru, 141 d. ma. Arm. 3. at ease tine pod mottos my tit Nod has ehaaged ea sot improved. don worsted yarn day have boon be lie death of gr. os. All flea that ,c 1 men eopied in ifol to give some le supply of rails of sheep lager. A sio prices. Sheep a liortley, 16s. 3d.; iGaldMoor Bata, Ma Maio. 190. 6d.; roar Pod Hooroil, Lod Mateo Liege, ; Walla Fad Rumors Hottoo, Halls rod Tanta, Zod fro. 9d. ; irtlopool. 200. 9d. ; 'army sod Darya d 52. 'a Mar- Tol4, ToU3, ;h d 166. 18 a a B6. UM. a 2)8 691 76 1011 465 474 8,112 18,244 18.77 5 6,095 ANS WIN • MIXICAN, AND %IL 3.—The Boys Lo . Popish% llewint. ek with the mans for , Maximo, the NA; plungers, sods fan st freight French gold !,oghoh gold, 5,0004: cleaver, value 6001. sswg.—Yesterdayt od Dover Railesy Bill Mee The bill wee. to the stoppage of further oosskleratioo. ,m Railway wee Fa 11, Mr. Vesabise, Ns. In were 000carnad far slew, Strut osd-opoa ay, kieliteowes sad dos, Warosstm, sod on sod Redditch Rail be Caledonian Railwa7 case for the promoters be North Britimh Rail the consideration oaday next. Group 22 2. Mr. Calvert sad Mr. Wurbes, aod Barbour d Mr. Denison opened AND LINCOLNSUIU YoateDISS ReILWAT of this total ata impasse tolls. duty. , from meted to 93,6691., es og period of 1864. The mints accruing to this .arch 26 amounted to corraopoodiolt Plo d of against 4,0241. restoring itevalenta oe or inconvenience. Dm 4 CoomunotAon, DOWD,. and Stomach comDloto to • her remedies. 60,000 CV . heaent-streoa. London. ^ • Stile..-At sL grooms— AND MATH& Kt, 01.011TeD0,-(010, SW„ loomsbary, the wife of the recent, Thise-Perk. 24441 Da, Yaq, Y.LCS. Eng _. r George•etreet, Bllreta t o"' p., of a tom ibalne-ruad, New WW l * d, hag , of a son. e t. Portland-ghee, the erica ter. he Abbey Chapel. Tattoelt. Jeremy, Eaq., of 14 1 look° laughter of the late BIT. 3- 30, at the parish aura. Jewsbury, Esq., of V, Wow- Itgrzet Wsstaley, 010 1 0 81 dt. 10, at St. Jolla'', IfacklwY, bl ad, Msg., of 3111datay-rrk• t° P. Prone:, Esq., 0 Upper St. Giles, Camberwell, E. ;btu of the late Mr. W .1.1. st.ros. Itegert's-park, Jobs will Slimily accept Ws WS- Lodge, Clapham-rtse. Sorra House, Southampton, Sarah. kad . aged 454. mare. Melton. Jamb" , lb. eet, FlDebtul. Inflect S°Pl'll. ______-------, -, if S. al. 6Am Live HAS. ; i s Or at Land" P r r e r i deriselV. he Maio& a I 8.165 i.BIIII UV* SAO 414 111 1 / 4 014 116.914 ............._-.:-.....--------- .51/01WALL LINK of PACKETS.—For DilgesarTdog tear. ull""OlDrarirtraillMBl SO * so Bidia Da In on the MA), call at Plyaioeth, itlwvieneva ear=—Meady to Y. azzate Ma 00 i seiaramsetnee Le , wen by Mt" line can proceed i1i_..... mantas to 11= at sidsoed lane by apply htigassll sad Oi tor Illial /I" LIVAIrry Oa evzoorrows TO UTERI' 0 . ) ,A, NEW YORK, and r iIi deILOW ILIA ARV 001EP/LItY Mead des hail ailMegrared Clydolislit Ins Sens Slsamedhlsa iha sodiN 1.186.3"Vill000"11,1oe Nllw Yost. erre 07 BALTIVORL Wednesday. Apra L 'cal of WeaIIINOTON, Wetlands', Apia u. do or Wan, nawidaY. LOW IL pi Oa weft/aft and entry aitteruda ilateseas. o w i sms" by Is sell ileanne sallied new _ . i d s Mane asoesklag la the aewentedidtate Qthle le. wk s hissiart nessain, 11 adman Pensed parade sod., all providing cooked. Paass=or I 110-llsiledallas, sad BAUM Cambia, bashed terse.—Yoe War tortioalne wan to Ihals;ll_,__ lillidimi.eolftsilt. lAvatlleel - i OP le 'ma iii iiiTTICRDAM and the RHINE.—The e f eedeeet etemetott Onniany's tan arid favourite ...,sad MUM& osetaanw. mum has renused her wales .- - 6... mom, cad will leave Branawkik nor, Blackwa ll , ReifWNW at 11 o'clock Ovainadlataly anew anises of the ss Wes iTOTO Fenchnrehein"net Station roft freight V r, to Phillips., Ora, Phillips', ). and Cesseny, X — LC., or to Chaptinn Universal Mak Bedent isatlL 'VHS MARINA • DIIIPARTMENT of the ACCIDUNTAL MATH INBUYANCI COMPANY will be weadnetad, on and attar 4tai Apr" at City built Chambers, No. M. TtriedasedWaliesi. where t h e Company la prepared to twelve propredi Mr Math@ Insurances at the thereat ream AMAIII JAMB DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. 01A11. reanAary. HE CEEDI r t rosents Aitt• moan= OF ERMAN D (LIMITED), IN WITH TE lIIIMIANTILE CREDIT ASOONJUNCIION SOCIATION (LIM E ITED) IM ). ERIAL . AU PREPARED TO EXCEIFIt SDECRIPTIONS 101 THE CAPITAL OE T HE MILLWALL FREEHOLD LAND and DOCKS COMPANY. (Ineorparatid by meow Ace of lartternent, 17 and 11 'net., cap. tsdi Joky. under the title of The 11111 wall Company.") The RADIUM of dm la limited to the •mount of their shires. Interest during eciastrfally anotion giugaateed at p per cent. per annum upon e shares, and at 6 er cent upoa those paid by th inds pald.n eate. Interest payable Wf.yearty, oa Mst March and Kith 6el4endrer le each year. Capital 1.510,000, m 16,606 alarm of .C2O each. With the meal debenture vowels. Deposit Cl per share on application, sad 44 on allotment. Cana not to eseeed 16a per awn. sad not to be made at Womb of lies thee three months. DI3IOIOPJ. Bit DAUM MP= ILPHINISTONII, But.. .P., Clitairman. WILLIAM LIZ, Er., M.P., Director of the London and County Bank, Deputy elrose. James Childs Bes., Director of the Credit Fonder and Mob il ler of (Limited). Nathan* J. Fenner, log. (Iftenws. N. J. and H. Fenner, MUlwall. W. Inane iq., CL, Bared* Southwark, and Mehl - Place. Bonham, Bares. Janos Leek*, Brputy Bowenar of the Credit Fonder and waraffier ed J. Hack er Director of the Credit Fonder and Mob)lier of yin (Welted). P.O. Westmodenst req.. Director of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Associstfoa (Limited). IMeggest—lissage Glyn. Mills, Currie, and Co.. 67, Lorooard- Oreet, LC. Jabs Fowler, Er , CL, Qnseueorreeplace, Westminster, Eagineer•in-Chlef. W. Mhos, ftg., L, Queen-wires. Westmineter. 1105eirrOtta—Meesta Hargrove, Fowler. and Blunt, 3, tided. Wrest, Westminster. BOOLel6.—Yews lenrence, Son. and Irma 7, Angel - court, street. BeCirliZlKl.7tahteson, Temporary Offer-17 and le. Cornhill, LC. This Company is incorporated fee the purpose of supplying, ander circumstances peaullady advantepous to the erre. holders, the great demand for wharves, sites for annufactories, ship-building yards. and graving ducks within the Port of Loo don, which the natural increase of trade, combined with the removal of existing water frontage by the formation of the Thames Fratankmeut, and other metropolitan improvements, creataL This Crory is incorporated bye special Add Parliament prod lag seldom by which it obtaird power to Arturo • large tore of lend at Millwall, conaletleg of upwards of Macro of hoehold land adknuing the Last owl West India Docks This land will be rendered available for the purposes above mentlened, by the construe*n earn its area of large docks or brine with aooese for the largest vessels both from Blackwell and Washers Reaches ;so that e deep water Mostar thr created by the weer oill me t )bor enediately valuable la the highest degree fen wharves. granaries, manufactories, ship-building yards, aid similar purposes: and, from the water beingalways kept at high level, the easing of time and cost in all operations of lighterage, loading and aaloadtag, 'Alchemy be effected without respect to tides, will render Miser tar more valuable than lend abutting on the Thames itself. The proposed mots win also Include the construction of public graving docks of the largest dimenelons, capable of re ceiving noels of even pester site than IL M. ironclad ship Wer. Nor. and of accommodative LM. frigate horthumberiand, new I building on the premises of the Millwall Iron arks,Wo Mime. Mandy . Conlin this Company's property. It Is a fact that, for the Immense mercantile Beet of the port of Lon don, there I,‘ but one public craving dock on the Thames of inflicter capacity to take in • noel ot even ordinary dimen sions. All the other graving docks see in the hands of private I builders, wherequire to execute the works sad repairs them selves ; and it is therefore uot unusual for ships to be sent from the Thames to Southampton, and even to Liverpool, to be docked for repaln. From the circumstanee of the area proposed to be occupied =on an &MeV, about 10 feet below high water mark , the will be executed with %tetanal facility : the material caseated being being need to raise the adloining land to • convenient level above high water. The main rea :2 which traverse the site of the proposed works afford good access to them : and application is *tog made to Parliament in the present session by the Blackwell Railway Coin. pry for an extension of the Blackwell and North London Rail way intro, by which direct railway oonimnelcation will be afforded for the whole of the Company's works, wharves, and docks, with the entire railway system of En ten& As a Land Company, the present undertaking has enormous advantages, from the Untl2llllll, ample covers granted by Its Special Aet et Parliament, by memo of which it will berme porsesed, after approp. hung about 56 acres for the docks sad graving docks, of upwards of 140 acres with a water front... of more Masi 16.020 feet, and from 400 to 800 feet Is depth-the whole of which, on completion of the docks. will become imme diately available Mr letting on building leases at freehold ground rend. Pestles this source of revenue. estbeated to produce up wards of £50,000 per annum, the Company will also derive a fur- User large income of about £40,000 per annum, the rents of the graving docks, and from dues and charges, from the docks, bauble, wharves, de., making • total estimated revenue of £170.000 per annum. In calculatiog the estimate of dividends, very much will de =pen the mode found moot practic able in relies with the of the Company. If the ground rents should be capi talised and sold as they acute, and taking them at thirty years' purchase, It is estimated that within a period of five yeses the capital, including the additional amount inteoded to be applied for to complete the works, w.ll have been repaid, with a nus of upwards of 75 per cent, and the cevenue of the dock land royalties and e dues still be availabl for dividend to the holden shoo should, however. the whole rent* and revenues be maintained in hand, a divirnd (after providing for expenses, ii.terest 011 debentures, Ac) may fairly be looked tor at the rata of 10 per cent. per annum, fre e hold It is considered that the greater put of this is fromground rents, the valuable &sedation of the property this Company possesses will be at once apparent. The Directors here much pleasure In being able to annonnee that the whole of the works win he undertakeu by Messrs. Kelk and Aird, the eminent contractors, end that • contract for t first portion to be executed ecoted has been entered into with them,he and arrangemenee made for the payment by them of interest dosing conetznetion of the works at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the share capital paid up by lest .Iments, and of 7 per cent. per annum on ail shares app for and allotted as tally paid up shares. The interest will be payable at Moan. Glyn and Co.'s Bank, hell-yearly, on 31st March and 10th September in each ) est The first payment will be made 30th September, 1865. It is believed that so sound • scheme , and one which so spec clan, i.ddresses itself to the fovester is seldom brought before the public : the bass of the enterprise being freehold land and ground rents removes from it all character of speculation so often the leading feature in public companies, WA as a Briteh and borne security it will doubtless be appreciated by those who while expecting good profits npou thus . Mealtimes/. yet look for wild security. The plan accompanyinc the prospectus shows the whole of the works as proposed when complete. Copies of the Act of Parliament and s opsplan may be seen at the oMees of the solicitors. Applications for res in the accom panying form may be made to the Secretary at the dikes of the Crean', or to the Credit Fouler and Mobilier of England (Limited:, 17 and IS, Cornhill : also to the Imperial Lucas tile Credit Association (limited). Sit, BishePegate-street Within : to the Ureters and Broken ; but no application will be enter. Mined nuleas the deposit of g 1 per share on the smaller applied for has been duly paid to the Company's bankers: In the.-vent of no allotment being made to the applicant, the demait will be promptly retuned In full. March 28, 1865. 10101 Op APPLICA.4IO 7 / 1 1 NOB PAID SHAM, Bearing a per cent Intee , st during construction. (Tabs retained by the Bankers.) ilk t ou g ead A 17.6 T. 51., A I. • 111 A.. 11 sr* carew, las. I. ' las • ThreadseedletTeset, Loudon. April a IS. 0. port al Directors HILLIDY GIVE /IMOD, that a nag= la the DIRECTION bad occurred by the decease of . s ...asaserse Mendereoa, Seq., sad that ay proprietor n ." — od po ri w:dta g to become a candidate. or to propose toms Ad as a candidate to ell nth vacancy. must give oprallnleif la witrodrit= to. be tr eet, lef i ll i n o Ofte o from f the Despots -111/:de‘tsteetion to blooms • candidate " , or the asaro thil 'la /Z.l of the candkiate so proposed. ails Director, further give notice, that an Extraordinary eiii iim a stsp et the Proprietor will be held, at the °Mos of se above, on Monday , the 15 th da y of Ma y nest . riiC=re:e.bely. for the purples of ekotlng a Director to SO old vansacy.—By order of the Caere. WILLIaII mum RN, Secretary. SUMS CARNATIONS, PINKS. GLADIOLUS. 4a. ttoJ. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, o Sit Orvot Room. M. Cove:W...24m To w. April I, a halt-pia 11 procitoly, quantity of CA s lawn, pink), woes, v i c eless, gladiolus, fruit trvos, &Woes, congas. absubs, de., from a cvlifteated imormas.-011 view the moraine of solo, and catalogue, had FLOWER SO o f POST FREE. 10 60 D 25 16 12 vers. vsn. Tars. MI. Me. VIVI d. L d. 8. d. d. d.. 4. agcy . .20 0 10 0 6 0 ..t 6. Solf.dardy.. 30 0 15 0 .. T 6 6 0 yeesibds, Hardy . 65 0 II 6 .. 6 6 3 6 3 0 „ Hardy .. • . .. I 6 .. I sad IIoCCLUCH. 3001 W62 , 23= 22 . Coyest-garden XV Yalu* loados. W.C. BBL l WASS' CHINA, k CHANDELIERS. J. 9EFIII/8 aad BONS bse lial added MI IN 8110 W 1100118 ta lbelr Meautse ism ewe Uss larvet swortaseat la the world of these goods deer wesslasbue may be wow —la, nowsdedllels. LAMPS /el lIIDIA. T C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets v• usi tem of their PRIXI DIDAL PARAFINZ CANDUS. WPILIID TO HER MAJINTYN GOVIANNINT. j a mad J. FIELD'S NEW CANDL E requires pr a ctr zv =6Sts sag candlestick, sad jC. sad J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard . ZWIS ON IVER . V . saNDLILare. j O. and J. MELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, maafartorera of the celebrated UNRICD SERVICE nit; amatictaros of the New Pabst Hard, aelf•fittlog Chrwher NM*. assatfectoren of the Ptild Medal Paraib, WIN, AS 111:111.110 TO HU 11A.TIS7TIGOVIENILEHT. EiRIR CLOSETS and COMMODES MOUS PAI7.Yr.—WHITE and , , Wend, London, where the ddforent toms et Ckeet ßedford-street my be Nen —Prospectus nut peke UM will be loevarded tree on application RYAN and CO.'a CLOTHING for BOYS. 66 and 67, Word-street. TM mist meant, diversified, and comprehensive Stock of ummable Atttre ever introduced. Bois . Eton, Harrow, Rugby, ai Inkkerbeeker Suite. Universally admired u the prevailing Ulm kr toys. 15s. 6d., 715., 265., and 30s HYAN and CO.'s BOYS' OVERCOATS. II and at, Ostordatmet. ths Melo are all selected from the latent novelties of the Ism and the garments a thoromMly well made , tined, and kwesd. lk od., 15a, 21a re , sad Lk MIL OUTFITS.--T HRESHER Lull GLENN Y, 1 sat door to Somerset-house, Strand, for ward (on &PPIlall 0 fl ) lan of the necessary OUTFITS for every appointment, with par ter each article. N.B. Three Mee lle&ini awarded for Thein't Cahoon flannel shirts, India gauze waistcoats, and bit Tweed mite, which can only be procured at this establish 's* 1111, Wand. RUPTURES. The PATENT SELF ADICSTING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with /AM onsphcations, is recommended by the faculty for the aril milt/ of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss hm admit resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on Rigid affected. which desirable object Is alone obtainedbehi n lo d.• imewsbered with stram• spiral springs, or pad -man sad Co., I, Piecadll4, W. ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? virET7,:query Is worthy consideration by everyone anxious bends the theatimthle blessing—sight; for on correct know ,* ss to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the iwtthity of preserving clear vision to the mid of life. 'When Its alemey Is determined a nicety of discrimination must be used Issispriss lenses of the exact power that will supply the loss, or Imilde injury will molt. Optlcalquecks,like medical quacks, otecelealatis mischief by their ignorant pretension, as is Wed by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled mikes Surely, it wars wiser to ask advice from some gic*/ of repute, and avoid AA to one's eight. The old firm efihmu Barris sod Son (established 171:00 . .*PP 3 elle the Pettish leeleastste, louden, having specially attended to the menu Mime if spectacles. are cempetent to advise on all that per ihsto the remedying defective vision by the accurate adapts 'Mettle leases, mathematically true, of the requisite power, to& the by the judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which likewise Important) of the form moat becoming the face. NirKTE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to rersoual Attraction, and to health and to. fierily by Wier mastication of food. ROWLANDS* °DONT°, or DIM IVRICE, compounded at Oriental ingredients, is dknalmabk value In preserving and beautifying the teeth, Immidmmior the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to leme. It eradleaies tartar from the teeth, removes snots dinplaist decay, and polishes and preserves tho enamel, to Mkt fit imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro fane have obtained the patronage of royalty and the 'tido 01c7 of tempt, and it is universally In high repute. Pries k 91. per box. Bold at 20, Ilatton•gs.den, and by timmelmt• hemmers. Ask foe °Rowlands' Odonto." Fo To the Directors of the Millman Freehold Land and Docks Company (Incorporated by special Act of Parliament, rr and 211 cep ISt, teth July. 1561, under the title of The 111Dwall Cunt Company.) GenUemenliavine paid to your bankers. Messrs. Glyn, M u ll. Currie, and Co., the sum of £ being a deposit of Al par shore on shares in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number. and I agree to accept such shares or any lees namber you may allot to me , and f agree to pay the sum of C 4 per share on allotment, and I lumbero to insert my name on the register of members for the of shares allotted to me. Usual eigseture Name in full Residence Profeeslon Date NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The graded and at useful invention of the day, AOUA AMARELLA.— sesraJoes GOSNELL sod Co.. Three Kinp-couft, Lombard *4 Leaden, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the rib duly marreflous fluid, which gradually motorise the 4 4 heir to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Agua allatdis has none of the propartles of dyes on the contrary, keeteal to the system, and when the hair is once restor e Mpikation per month wilt keep It in perfect colour. Price lila Pa bottle, or in half bottles, 10a. Id. John Gosnell and sa hive been appointed perfumes' to H.B.H. the Princess S%4—JOHN 008 N ELL and Co.'s CB F.ltitY TOOTH PASTS !pall Noway to any tooth powder —To he bad of all per darreists, and at the manufactory. IS, Three Hintcourt, / ***dffeest, London. Or if fully paid op shares are required, on the following form. TORII or AWL/ORION FOR FOLLY PAID OP BBARRS, Bearing 7 (To per cent. Interest during construction. be retained b 7 the Bankers.) ASFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The 11:117:1 profession for thirty years have approved of this of magnesia as the best remedy for gout and sta lac* disorde-s of every kind ; and as a mild aperient it Is e+pe tWil Minted for ladies and children. Preps. ed solely by sassu'OßD and Co., Chemists, de. 171, New Bond-street, lOW. and sold throughout the world by all respectable Mak. Cantioo—Fee that .• Dinneford and Co. is Oil earn Ms sad red label over the cork. piTHE SPRING many suffer from SCOR -ILTIC AFFIOCTIoNS : sad if say other disease be hid in f.. l lltem it will be sun. to show itself at this aessoe. NO roe- Ile used with more perfect confidence tit .11 PARR'S `al Alas. They clear from the body all that Is hurtful. coal Rahn health sad comfort.—Slay be had of shty chemist. TES PHOSPHORISED NERVINITONIC. The sew theraical combination of PHCAPHATIC SALTS, Iron, dc., containing 41 the essential constitue nts of Wm, brain, and nerve nibstance. Great philosophical and msts4 research has led to the discovery or Ode in " sivabli "Isulf In its present perfect state, agreesbie to the palate an d In its action—still preserving It. wonderful pmperties, bII Immediate relief, and permanently cuing aU who beta swathe and withering of the nervous sod Muscular ~___• s ssis. total and partial prostration. end every other eshaustl ve „ tof the system. It regenerates all the Important mem. et the human frame. As phosphorus in a stage of adase illumines the darkness, so the exhausted tram revives "aa impregnated with Its electrical properties." Prim lis. elda, er four its bottles Mose, S3s. • and in cases chess Os. bottles. to, which saves tl lla., packed seo ß te s t 16 1 ,‘.... ISM to all pots et the world. London steal o teeerseseeet : Hooper, th, Xing Prom. SYS. wand. No. To the Directors of the kflUwall Freehold Land and Docks Company (Incorporated by special Act of Parliament, 27 and 29 Vict , cap. 2.A. 25th July, 1864, under the title of the Illilwall Canal Company). 11( ntlemen,—Having paid to your bankers. Messrs. Olyn. Mills. Currie, and Co the sum of being • deport of AI per share oa shares in the above Company, I hereby request that you .111 allot me that number of fully mild up shares and I agree to wept such shares or say less number you allot to me, and I agree to toy the sum of £l9 per share on e otment, sod authorise you to insert my name on the regle weni" bon foe the swab* of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name is full Residence Protoorloa Data 11166. 'MITE MILLWALL FRZIEIOLI) LAND and DOCKS COMPANY. MAIM IS HIRERYWIVIN, that the SHARE LISTS of td e Compsny will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY next. the 6th Apr% et four o'clock p.m., for London, and at twelve o'clock noon on THURSDAY meet, the 6th AprO. for country amnesties'. By order of the Board, H. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Temporary Offices. 17 ', and 11), Could% Slat Ware UM. ivt.scorrslituous and Lryßß = a, ...R tallied remedl. prepared ellhoes mop Weedier* begs the recipe el Dr. hest& will be Wad iamtheallie ge ati who safer from Malone lad llver coraplairst• esod, eggere• giddiness, &ulnae el the ese& ie. lle is i= l ...AI as • Wally wriest nedirdse, sod is a pods" d sabll praAtril COPIMINIC MEGE, ddosedulT7 ___ - ,lsti. 1 " iThil room ; Idt ` l Is tba r rer .dle ftwise. to tits Ammo they mote appstlM, Mad to the Pols end tondos Hospital& wader the eggs of lerr. — ___..._ tu w w. ..,,,,, s . en g eo ,—ogid by W. low w e b. Rim" , MI& Poland, and locos Clark eO% enla.awn. Kuorimi . L. sled by Noel ew e b . me. 1362). offsets a core to an average el ell dips ..". la is. til , god sa rla r mak ian did ler Dr. ~ west or chronic dirrear•-.4a ed. per unteu l ly s ,ab„,..d saver ppie, The pare are les eamene Mom 2 . ..!,.... it C. JOVLAVEI, Fritneh chemist, 49 klap , iarese, PO • 'nat. alga " William Ladner engraved a ibc den& .".' il k is el"ml Magsnta, Paris ABARG&IN seldom met with.--GRIES -02001116, with Fran sad Owl trade, 'sada road, aid with bons, no, and all aintallo. Pgin COL = hl lllll J. L., 11, Zoom-pia* Hanewsosd. THE OXFORD.—FAUST and ORPHKE AUX ZNYZEIL —Principal pertonsere, Ilesidear La the great Press! tenor. and S 4lu 1111tacna. sempeeted by Tl innea sad Meese a sixty venom, oeuduated by I&JI.JONGANAbie. • THE CORRESPONDENT. e.. 147. MHZ PALL-MALL GAZETTE of TRIS IVIZNING cockles (tirades ell to* sews of the day) the following Ordeal Mikis :-The Time ea the Mat Climb -Maud - The la from Lobo-The Trash De base-The Citrates et the Reeds, With* PLY-Mar Sweets-Nally Nowlea's lloperiesoes-Steelee about 84 Peal- Mee, le. rnberyotieet. Aprfl e, leen THE WATCH-TOWItIt.- A new Illustrated Monthly Shilling Magazine. No. I now rosily. Moo, 118. Illsid-oinet. London. TIRE DAY OF REST.- A sew Weekly Penny llsgsdne. Nos. 1 and 2 now ready. Monthly Parts. ed. London: Staid. Look. sal Tyke, 168. Pisidelnot. NEN NOVEL, DEDICATED ET FIRILIFSION TO RID GRACE TER DOER OF AZOV LI. This day, la 2 valA, at all Marla. T HE LAWYER'S PURPOSE. A Novel. B JANas Linea. Jolla llama sai Co.. Nbls I. neetieraet. Raw wont oir lZt Ol LITEIIIIIII, O Wednesday wit. In vols., at ail LAM M. THE SECOND EMPIRE. Illy Iln C. Y. Lama= WILICITALL. Bali. Antler of Historic !yews's," Caro/toe Idatilds," do. John Maxwell and Co., publishers 113, Ileststrest NEW DRAMATIC TALE gift 11. oink THE WORKMEN of PARIS DEAD BEM I IL MANSE GIRL. Jofu Yinwell sad Co .pabtlidasrA lE EeetAtrest Thle day, petal., sake= Balm T ill 81311- RU A Tale of Adventure. By GUIRAVI AZILAXV. LOll4lOll : Want, Lock, sad Tyler.l6B. Tleetmtryet. DR CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE Ha OMlantbona, Happiness, and Dlisppointinenti„ ?Amin Mena, Cora ;or Author, 3, Groat It erlboronsbadrest, W., London. Gansultations daily, on Nervous Debdity, lilushinx, TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asarn% mutalems.) THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PAWS Aram 3. In the Corps Legislatif to-day the discussion on the address was resumed. On the amendment relative to the Bank of France, K Armin criticised the facility with which the Rank could raise the rate of disoount as injurious to the country. K Caller Saint Paul considered the capital of the Bank insufficient to supply the wants of the fifty-four branch banks in the provinces. Mes sieurs Hautjeans, Forcade-Roquette, Magnin, and some other members took part in the debate. The amendment was then rejected, and paragraphs 23 sad 24 were agreed to. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TUELM, loan. 3. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the Minister of Finance, in reply to a question in reference to the loan taken up by Messrs. Hambro and Sons, declared that the former and present ministers had consulted the financial committee on the subject, who stated that the government could sell the State rail ways without breach of faith towards the bondholders of the loan contracted by Messrs. Hambro and Sons. SPAIN. MADRID, Aram 3. The Epees of to-day says :—" A couinence has taken place between blarshalNarvaez and the Papal Nuncio on the Italian question. Marshal Narvaez declared that Spain respected the rights of the Pope, but that it was necessary to adopt a policy of conciliation." The Official Gazette publishes a decree reducing the import duty on flour sent to Cuba. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 4. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Massilia, Captain Almond, with the heavy portion of the above mails, arrived off the Needles at 12.20 a.m. FRANCE AND THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN FLAG. The following is the text of the identical reply forwarded by the French government to the Austrian and Prussian Ambassadors in the matter of the recognition by France of the Bleswig- Holstein flag : His ExceUency the'Ambessador of Austria (Prussia) fans forwarded to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Em- peror a note dated the 2nd instant, stating that the com missioners of Austria and Prussia invested with the govern ment of Sleewig sod Holstein have proposed to adopt a provisiosial flag for the marine of the Duchies, and that the two courts have come to an understanding to ask its official reoognitins. In Use nine communication the court of Vienna (Berlin) expresses the dente that his Majesty. government would be good enough to admit, in so fa Duchies, u conoerne he maritime and commercial relations with the es, e mail:te coos of the treaties of navigation sad commernoonoluded by Denmark, until tits time when the future sovereign of Holstein and Shown shall be ie • position to treat directly with France. An identical note has been forwarded to the Emperor's Minister for Foreign Affairs by the ambassador of Austria (Prussia). The crea tion of • provisional flag for the Duchies may be considered as a natural cossequeoos of their present situation, and her Majesty's government ham no objection to recognise it., under reserve of the rights of the Duchies themselves, and of thou of the Germanic Coofederat of tsom 4 ance with the desire displayed by the courts Austria and Prussia, their Excellencies the Ministers of Maris. and of Commerce shall be made acquainted with this resolution, in order that the nen/say instructions may be nut to the competent authorities at the ports of the empire. Touching the maintenance of the beeent of the stipulations settling the maritime sod commercial relations of France with Denmark, her Majesty's government could not defer to the wishes of the oow Cs of Vienna and Berlin without exposing itself to difficulties it is compelled to fore see. In effect, the treaty concluded between France and Denmark in 1742, and confirmed by the convention of February 9, 1842, stipulates exceptionally to the profit of the Danish =arise the exemption from the differential rights of tosser to indirect intercourse. In order that this exemption, which constitutes a departure from our maritime system, should not be extended to countries with which we have entered into treaties, we have made it the object of an express reserve, applying 'madly to the relations of France with Spain. The Emperor's government would not be able now to confirm this exception in favour of any state whatever without giving rise to reclamstions upon the part of all the powers with whom we have agreed upon the treatment of the most favoured Nation. The Empson's Minister for Foreign Affairs can only therefore convey to the ambassador of Austria (Prussia) the expression of his regret, sad is persuaded that his excellency will appreciate the considerations which render it impossible for him to satisfy the demands of the courts of Vienna and Berlin in this last respect. (Signed) DBOUTX 11a LINTS. Paris, March 15, 1865. Tar RRPRIMISTATION or Wier Kist —We stets on authority that • meeting el the Liberal *beton of the western divisioe of the county will be held at Maadstooe on the 20th hest, to goseider the subject o the represents. tioe ; end we believe we may add that Mr. William A umr. stein, owe of the present members for Greeswieb, sad Mr. John Lubbock, the eldest moo of Sir John Loth**, Bert., Dave ormeented to become csedideles for the repreeestetios of the division at the next pineal election, and that three gentlemen will be preeeet at the above meeting to state their intentions. We bare van , great pleasure in making this amooaeoement, sad rbemay turagratubite the electors of Walt Meet on the prospect ot having for their reprises tetim two gentlewas• whose high positioa and abilities ren der them so esehtently fitted for that position.—South Eastern Gazette. CRYSTAL PALACZ.--Oat SHILISKO DAY...4IOW DAT, Whe t 2.A on pepornt, 1,ll5; ditto by soma e. 805; total vialtals. 1,911. MUHIq, PHILHARMONIO 11001 SIT. The second Philharmonic Concert of the season took pie" et the RemoveNeilsen Rooms last night. It wee bosomed with the preseses of their Royal Highness* the Prism mid Piteous of Wake, MOWS Rehire, sad Prism Alfred. Is t►e royal sink were Lady Caroline Barring ton. the Dees of Wisest, Mrs. Oistletese sad the Mime Gladstone, Colossi De Plat, Sir Wiliam sad Lady Gomm Mr. Relameas. sod several *Mir possess of diatisetiom The following was the programme of the concert—me of the beat ever gives by the Philberommis Society : PART I. dympboo, la X dot — Howl. Arlo, .. Alt !Remand cool ono," Maims Emma Heywood Rood. OVIIIIIII4 " Oberon" Arta. !..' Non pergola , ' al Amato Hefitwo), Weber. Medium Pomo Concerto, violin, Herr Joachim Xeudelasohn. MT IL fliMpballpf ilk (WOW Hootbeeen. Dort. "Blow for Id= I We'd" (J 0001 4 1) Mosdamr , ramps sad Hoywoed Overtone, "Undue" Amber. Coldoctor—Prolersor Sterudals loonott, Hue D. ._ . This prognanne speaks for Itself. The two magnificent symphonies sad the overture to Oteten—wok a cbef demure of its author—were liven with an 11111 cot to to SW. passed. Joachim stupaseed himself, sod mated, if possi ble, mote thee the anal dorm of enthusiasm. Madame Pampa's Ifirfonsaitee of the air of the Queen of Night wee ▪ et, lama poem whisk we ate eatlelled, meld sot bare boll ,hid by halfm-dome of the greatest elegem Ic Europe. Lamm Sam Horned meg Itemi'm Mr, a fine specious, el the Italian mbool of a artery ago, with a beautiful monalto votes, peens panty of style, sad great uptuselee. The room wee crowded to the doom, sod the audience appeared to bedelighted with their eatettelamese. DRAMA. OLYIIPIO. One of those deliceTtel;7ll3co mediettas which are peculiar to the Preach stage, and which require the meet careful sad refined acting to make them effective, wan pro. dosed at this house last night, under the title of Always /Rigida'. The object of the piece is to show how two young people who have be.. brought up from childhood with the lusewiedge that they are to be married to each other may sot be 'were of their deep mutual affection until cir cumstances threaten to separate them. The dialogue of the piece is rather tedious, sod the acting wants polish ; but fares. and vornediettu are now only used as supplemeatal overtures to the pest dramas of the evening. OPERATIVE COACHMAXERN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. The distribution of the prises awarded to the suceodui orinpatitan at the late exhibition took place lent In the theatre of the Society of Arts, John-nine; Adolphe, under the preekleacy of Lord Mono. The pr ises oonsisted of money—varying in amount from half-64=w to five gminew—the Coachmtkers' Company's bronze made/ in twenty-three fastness, and fa thirty others sertilicatee 41-merit The recipieate of those latter were, as a &spiral role, more loudly applauded than those who took the 0101G07 prima. Whether this wen intended as a reflection on the Judger, so simply as an screed= of sympathetic socomintgement to future exertion, it was difficult to de termine. UNIVER&TT INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Arum 3 TBlNrrr Couscs.—The election to the vacant enholanthips at this outfit's (for which there were seveutoes candiates) terminated to.(1.1 in favour of Xr. M. 0. Pita. prald, emanomar al Baba College, sad Yams. Palle= and Dim. GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND Mini:HMS. —The following had Prat-018ms in England and Wales will be open on and otter the 17th April, for the receipt of proposals for the insurance of lives or the perches of 'marmoset annuities, under the Act 27 aad 28 Viet., cap. 43; sad for the receipt of the premiums Meaning due to the Postmaster- General,froni time to time, seder contracts for the insurance of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and for the payment of any sums which shall become payable by the postmaster-general, under the said contracts. These °Sloes will be open for such purposes during the hones erg. pointed for the transaction of mousy order business : Aoaringtoe, Ashton-under-Lynn, Banbury, Barnstaple, Bath, Bedford, Belper, Berwick, Blackburn, Bolton, &Mon, Bradford (Yorkshire), Bridgnorth, Bridgwater, Brighton, Buckingham, Burnley, Burton-on-Trent, Bury (Lancashire), Bury Si. Edmund's, Cambridge, Canterbury, Carlisle, Car marthen, Caroarvon, Cheltenham, Chester, Chicluater, Morley, Christchurch, Cow:lton, Crewe, Croydon, Dm. Reston, Doncaster, Dover, Dudley, Durham, Exeter, Folk ston., From., Gloucester, Grantham, Halifax, Herefoid, Huddersfield, Hull, Hythe, Keighley, Kendal, Kiddermin ster. Lancaster, Leamingtoe, Leioester, Lincoln, Lough borough, Lowestoft, Macclesfield, Maidstone, Norwich, Nottingham, Oldham, Oxford, Poole, Preston, Ramsgate, Hello ' s, Rochdale, Rochester, Hyde (Isle of Wight), St. Helens (lancashire), Salisbury, SoerbotonBh, Southampton , Southport, Stafford, Stamford, Stockport, Stoke-On - Trent, Stourbridge, Stroud (Gloucester), Sunderland, Taunton, Tavistock, Tiverton, Todmordan, Trowbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Warrington, Warwick, Wednesbury, Weymouth, Whitby, Whitebaven, Wagon, Winchester, Worcester, Yarmouth, Yeovil, York. A tract entitled " Plain Hulse for the Guidance of Penioes desiring to insure their Lives or to Patches.) Government Anauities," has been printed for gratuitous distribution, and copies may be obtained at the above-named offices. The measure will, from time to time, be extended to other Post-of6ces than those named above, and due notice will be given of such extensions. ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN.—At the general monthly meeting yesterday, Mr. W. Pole, M.A., F.H.8., treasurer and vice-president, in the chair, Messrs. W. Armstrong, B. M. Biribeck, H. Brandreth, M.A., J. W. Butler, the Rev. T. Coretbwaith hL A., F.L.S., Mr. G. Dupps, Mrs. Henry, Mr. H. M. Jack son. Major W. Lyon, Sir T. Metcalfe, Bart., Mr. A. McDomid, and Colonel R. Morriesoa were *looted mem bers of the institution. The presents received since the last meeting were laid on the table, and the thanks of the members returned for the MY RETELEMICHT OF THE BROORDHR OF MANCHISTER AND BOLTON.—Os Mr. R. B. Armstroes, Q.C., Recorder of Manchester sod Bolton, taking his seat yesterday at the opening of the Manchester quarter sessions, the Mayor of Manchester addressed him, expriming regret that this was the last occasion of his presiding, and assuring him of the respect he would carry with him of his fellow-citizens into his retirement. Mr. J. P. Celibate spoke to the same effect on behalf of th e bar Mr. Armstrong, in reply, said that after holding the office of recorder for 26 years the thought that he carried with him their good opinion would be a scarce of pleasing satisfaction to him u the evades of is days, MACCLESFIELD. —Mr. David Chadwick, of West minster and Manchester, has accepted the tiessimoos invi tation of the Liberal Assodatioa of Ikeelesfisid, to offer himself as a candidate at the monies election, and has issued his address to the electors of the borough. Maccles field is at present represented by Yr. E. C. Borba, a con servative, and Mr. J. Brocklehurst, a liberal. BOARD OF TRADE., WHITEHALL, MARCH 30. The Right Hoe. the Leeds of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of Biota for Foreign Affairs, a ropy of a royal Italian decree, sod in virtue of which the Tuscan silver colas specified in the decree will caw to have legal currency from the 31st instant.— Garda Bourg Kwmetworow Mourns.—During the week 'ladled Ist of April the to have been m follow. :—Oe Monday. 'Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 am. to 10 p.m., 9,786. On Wedeeedey, Thanday. end Friday, stadesite days (Minima= to the public, 6d.1, open from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m, 1,543. Total. 11,329. From the opening of the onummen, 5.181.570. P A TENT'-OTFICA MI7IIZUM, BOUTS KINSINOTON. —Nesitar of visitor' for the week eediai April 1,1,081 ; tonal somber sines the epeeleg of the tenser= free daily (12th May, 1858), 90)414. I Advertinement —Houoirafs OLNTMEM AND rms.—Beer y and ealthy.—The exvssfsaoe M thommds, both at home and abroad, femr oet* Es Dower possessed by these Mabee and remedies of removing cutaneous eruptions, regales, and relieving fistulas and obscemes. These hidden ergs frequestly rob We of every c ,,sifort, through the isturesnoe of the saber to Mow tab la- Holloway's Ointment supersedes such dreaded publicity by placing within the reach of all plain instructions for earl themselves without yy danger, sod without maertiontog their malady to any me. The Otntisem a t ee ar win care bed leink *cabby Tuba. and them Memedien which arise from the abuse of mercury, the um of other fleistaidee drop. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTEISALLS.—Iionnar. The Norihropos morn' has loag enjoyed the ma4+ lion of bolsi par exec:knee the first really legitimate ream riunion of the season With anal prestige attaching to it, and more sepatially that the priscipal event of the wok bee produced anal it extroordiaary amount of simulants in the turf market, is was net to to wondered at that the crime de la crew of the tad Weald hays marred to groat faros at " the Come to-day—the last Monday at the pea turf mart, when, for one hundred ' 1 peal' — " bar ode"—in each stioreens Wawa tortanee hays been staked, last, sod won. The Northamplar shire Stakes having bra the chief medium of speeds-' Hon for several days pad, ns agent the object to whisk bookmakers sad lisokeredirected their attention to-day, brill at the Club sod at Tattersall's. At the former great W I popular natiortitio, Swordsman aid Jobs Levis wore sash tremendous layaways is the early part of the day, drat 1 those who had sot bra nay rough to get on at anything like • reanwerative pries about both es I either, were It dreadful fear lest every chars wad be gate before arriving at the groat Werra mfg. Aid, a sooth, their apprehensions were oot geoundlez i fz . both emote our a short pens, sod at rah rapid that few had arrosly time to mar soy intended inran waists. Both were is such domain thee 4to 1 was taiga about ark throughout the afternoon, alitheugh before the aren was awed T se 2 wee accepted shoat John Day*, shoo Karim tte Dreary hoer perrion . a the lisid. • nipstereatiel pill of hal • port, ilajlTmart has nal; hems nwitairee bores in the to Eat imithittg that:► VW aomeswilasure raid sower has bra lager" or overlooked by the public' sod the • Eng is doreribpg, Ir tu i ) i!Pri WWI We tortuous polls, of Knee wbc Inviter of " the Tema," rle em •• was :OW sotrusied "k 2th main nary. la the earlpart of She weak be was de- Wally first favourite, whi le John Davis was bowlearo be totted, and Swordsman we ale biddy in r dirk • idond of mystery. The two War, however, pedirly emerg hoot their temporary obeciwillt whin is Thursday last at the Club • Dion substantial bookmaker al tered to Mks 1,000 Sc 00 about the ray repressotatiso a John Ley's rare " lett is." histamine bareestoltat ease, sad were moreover sorouragad to maks further investments, ea the quiet. Nail Train was this af tensor "shunted" arse tasty "Kellar" that for ten minutes melba it woad how been imporibis to astir at his real prise in the market. He opened st 11 to 1 (takao) to mossy, ad In was than after sapported at bersniag prices sad be touched S so 1 (taken), at which ewe lao was paimitted to remain for soon time ; presently, however, smother trash on the two treenail drys him b ack, sad even in the foes of his raw& Wherein while the howl was is the full rijoyment of hie hollows r first favourite, 1,000 to 100 was offered at MN period duriag the alsernoon. Thin tempting offer, bow over, no or felt Weird to respond to, and it seemed as if the Woodyeates nag warn about to be knocked shwa right out. Bat, quite asexpectedly, the proffered odds were accepted to • "tenser," sad shortly af torwards 100 to 12 was tub these which had the effect of par therereinstating `the "in public estimation. There ou r no feature worth noticing in oosatalon with the greet 3-yrold eras. except that Breadabane was firm for the Darby at 5 to 1, and Oppressor was ioquird aftwet 20 to L Closing pekes NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STARKS. apt Kr. J . mains John aria, 4 yrs, Tot (t Mr. J. Smith's Beadsman 3 yrs. gat fills (Si 12 Kr. W. Date Mail Teen 4 ire. ea die 8 Mr. oartinwes Muroran DeoPter, 6 yea. 7411b L 8 Mr. T. am ine , pßiierl2l, (t) 7 Mr. W. Roblesons liattapkt, C Jr.. let 61b (t) 7 Mr. Low's Gibraltar. amid, OA 106 (t; 0 Mr. W.S.Cartwrinbt's Paturdsr,6 era. 7st Kb (t) WEITtLEBURY STAIRS. 64 to 44 eget Lord Wintreorland's Brahma a`, EARL SPINET-In PLATE 14 to apt Mr. 1447tes ' a . )11,75t Kb 01 12 to 1 Mr. Howard's ..l s t3ely 3 yrs, et lllb ft) I 9 to 1 tea Breeek's Perla 4yrn est 211, (t) 1r to 1 —11 r. H. Solid% Yerderer, t yrs, est IMb ft) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 sot Marquis of lismusge Gondar, 9 yea, en lib (token freely) 100 to 7 Mr. W. Day's Mall Train, yrs. 7d IMb (t) It toMerry's I by Baustarte.—Mostieenta f, (off) 20 to 1 blames Immo n, yrs, MI 1110 (t) WIESTILL CUP. 12 to 1 eget 11r. C. Smith's Lion, 3 yrs. Est 41b (1) 10e to 7 Mr. W. Robinson's tivissituce. 3 yrs. Tst rib (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Berber's clowns yrs. 7.1 alb it) 25 to 1 Mr. Montgomery's La Toucques, 6 )rs, Bst blb TWO THOUSAND. 65 to 20 apt Mr. Mani: it) 7to Mr. Ch. In's (t) 19 to 1 Mr. Nay s Chattanooga (oil) 2. to 1 Mr. W. ItobinsOn's Kangaroo (t and ca) DERBY. 6 to 1 apt Mr. Chaplin's nreadelbane ato L 210) 6to 1 Mr. Merry's Liddington kolf. t7to 1) Bto 1 Marimba Hastings' Tbe Doke (I) rti to 1 slarkentie's Bra es)Oppress 30 1 1 Lord Weetowdand e (t) 1000 to 20 Lord St. I incent's Grappler (t, 8040 to 43 taken at tir.t) 1000 to 10 Mr. W. Robinson's Kangaroo (t) 7 to 4 to 100 to 100 to 100 to 100 to 100 to 100 to BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—McmDAY. ?WITHAM FIONhEIIRZ STAKES. 4to 1 apt Boardman (t I luo to 1t apt Huntsman's sad on) Daughter (t) 4to 1 John Davie (5 I 100 to 6 Glbr.ltaz (t) Gad off) 24 to 1 Soamauder ( 5 ) 100 to I! Bartley (t it off) 19. i to 1 Fautaii (off) WHITTLEBURY STAK ES. 2to 1 apt Brahma (t I 6to 1 apt Q lll Vivo (t and B oil) EARL SPENCER'S PLATE 2to 1 apt Linda (t aad I 1 10 to t II apt Molly Carew (t) wanted) MO to aftz two (off) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 11 to 1 apt Maotlaalma elly 20 to 1 Si to 1 net Lampoon (t (t) Agatha 14 to 1 -- Minder 4 ) 00 to 1 Train 11) CRESTS& CUP. 11 to 1 t o the Bold (off) 1 40 to 1 apt Chomlata (t) 40 to 1 opt MailTraut (I) 1 _ . - TWO T110175214D. 100 to YO opt BroottaThom (OP r 5 to 1 e to 7 WS Itrooniolaw (1) 7 to 2 Li t 4 to I ddluist ) 2 os 0314 WO to 7 tee Be Cbattalsouga (t) dtols. od) DZIUIY. U to Y oft Uto Sold (oil) NORTHAMPTON AND PYTOHLEY HUNT MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 .on., added to • sweepstakes of 5 lOW/ Ma, 2 (1; tne winner to be eold for WI. ; wieners of say handicap extra. (Spencer Plate Course.) Tea BELLING PLATE of 5 boys. each, with 25 added ; two yr-olde, Set 181 b; terse, gat 716; four, 9ot 12Ib ; See, six, and aged, Oet 4lb ; selling and other allowances. (Spinout. Plate Course, straight.) A Sumo; Swage of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added (if three horses stets) ; two-yr•olds, Est 7lb ; three get ; four and upwards, 10et ; mares and giddies& allowed 31b : Skil wiener to be sold for 2004 (Si: furlongs.) (11 subs) , AP a AP ' Troublesome .... 6 Trap M 6 Idobitax g Peignoir Dawdle 4 Balladeer Canzonette Ran Srescraa PLATE (Haadioap) at 1.00 soya, added to • sweepstakes of 15 am. each, 5 It, II declared, fur all egos ' (two-yr.old& excepted) ; willows of say herdic-so after March 16, at 11 a.m., or of the Whittlebery Radios this jeer, 71b extra. (The New Spume Plate Course, straight.) (74 subs., 35 dailasit 6 ). Ago st lb Age et lb gichequer 0 Sit I by Nearainster— ittilldaer No Name CrytAida 4 8 3 kloneysiesuier Paris • 8 6 Ilbudocausivade • 2 Vobeletbue Brick (Moires's Lady Abbess . . ...... 6 7IS Scarborough Queen of Trump.... 6 7 liciactuanneu 3 IA Stony Carew 4 711 ItelLaCt Chaperon Queen of Spits 6 7 Imogene 3 w Vision S T Swordsman& lapidisi 6 7 Dosford Vainness I 7 Coos:ahead Aidt-alaessor 3 7 losuoles 3 6 Halal 3 7 Naleceass Dawdle Linda TEI 110117BANPTONSIIIIII Cowlings, seberciptioe of 10 move. each ; 3-Tr-ohti. Se; 9 ; 9 ; gem Ps TLA ; 5T6, 9114 lib six eed aged, get 41b ; the wiener to be geld for 5411.6. Two pules. (16 baba) Ati• AP Age Temokold Arkeadde Weibeek .. —. 4 Daughter 4 Jock of Beads .. 6 Flash-intbelta. • lister Mere Signalman Frame Arthur 4 Dr. Sestet 6 Tau Ramo Brains of 20 eon. owls, h ft, with 50 added. for zi.yroeid• ; colts, bit 101 b; Meg, getffilb; • wiener twice is 18 Sib ; *rise or mom 511 i ; sad a winner ia 18Cdt, 71b extra; weight' sot accumalativa • bones hewing started is 1864 or 1863 without having was ;Rowed, if cook 31b; if twin, 5141. Owe ;wile. (8 tabu )—lioasta, Lady Vales- Moe, • by Ye/low Jeek—Votenseer's dam, Su amnia, Lord Waidograms, Theirmils, lisaimmai, sod APOreva'• Tut Sr. Lis HANDICAP of lb mom mots, 10 ft, sad 5 if declared, with RIO added ; mews* el say haadiesp after Jaeger, 31, st 3 p.m., 01,200 ova. 51b; of say two sash no or mom, 101 b axles ; the Noosed to save kis stake. Oso ails sad a quarter Am m to . (611 sulta, 12 demised.) b oar 4 Utopia :: 1: =at i lt 222 22 Di 4 4 6 6 Iliak 6 4- • eardima 4 6 • 6 whitalwil 6 Dm & si ' 8 6 11444 . M. Pbilippe 6 17a• a 3 10 1 • 6 Parity 6 4 Camelia& 3 8 4 6 Baylor 6 2 Broteg Gan 34•01•11. 1 1 bah.* 6 3 6 Lag Gam . 6 1 Miami (I bi Ram a/ tomb. a a Trapani Yates 4 12 ft wordmma 3 3 us • 12 liapie Mil 3 2 4 9 losatto • ii —-. ll2lboents Peas 4 pia Maar 4 8 =VIM* 6 peil Nabob .. Madam 5 Tam Ausour Pau Warn e( 10_ws. ads with 50 addsd, fce2-yrmlds ; mks, Mt tollb ; 81Wr.81161b ; wiassrs maim T.T.O. : about bait • sada. (52 sate."—T by Los, astagtou—Piplityabs, BAMBOO.. Comarowitsh. A l= Osamu, Flaur das Be., Blaney o be BS. Bsesais, Ammo% Bimplotaa, laid Farmastarg. Ma* Tina, Bias Hal, Baas 81, La Paoli* °moody, a by PAM Inaigtir —MIAMI. —_a),o"l d Oh. gZ er G " iiiln t Nagisisst(basslia la, Ulloorsakts. to OM* Nam Mod, Thwida, Mamie., Nissda, lbadmiald, Ninth* thart-hrsaker, Jaatter, Tomahawk, ILiftdk Nista tof Sursabiao, Itswitraw, Oisdisaor Botlaqdaa, Tllsria, Eat, mai Hopotel, Willie Sharps. Itissits= Bl6. ikla, Imaclad, Lassitude, Barak Lady &ph* . • • 1...• palifiNg i gaintla 7 9. 111 10 DWI (0 12 to 1 spa II • mis a•s , 6 ' to = I") •to I .... (i) 100 to / =CI) 01 12 to 1 ieeispila (t) 12 so 1 name (t) 12 to 1 hulls) (t ~ I rag BT. __ . _ . ... to I apt &shag it) Erman rod ?do 'firm, Dredge ; weight for age. One Wis. Omaha. Gem of eke 5.., Aeltereetb. PasUleo% Itirebbitemo. Pirate, lad, Wild Obesity. A 1. Ned aldWall l 7. Aourreadme rot aid Dseens tsn IiA3DICAP. Abed hell • mile. (Weiskte mod etieerdidg to osodidess).— Lady yAbbas. Lama* His Rova fliebass. Vaal, JarNok, Whikey Krameeld, Eases* Lisette. The Oxford and Cambridge crews have accepted the evitation of the Thames Subecriptioa Glab to dine at Willis'a.romes on the Bth hie., whoa the Hoe. George Deems% Q.G., MR.. will panda : - ;ANDON SWltshWin Citra.—An aquatic enter tbluzent wee given by the members of this club at the Metropolitan Bath, Gity.road, last erode& It having been samossiced that several professional and amateur swimmers would afford evidence of their skill, a loop somber of persons assembled on the 000uioa. After some events of minor issueless» had take pier, the canteet fora elver Victoria medal between three amatoura, hissock Pthiplths, Cardwell, sad Fishery, begs% sad with it the amemaiest of the *ruing. The prize was won by Mr. Paaroldia, who was amok admired far the awl sad agility which he displayed, and especially in the Gag hate, In which he was by nearly bill the length of the bath. A emsbast for • gold • signet ring between the profemional sad amateur members of the Gish, resulted in favour of the same young gentleman. Mr. Williamson, secretary of the chit, next introduced Kr. Gaskassa, boatswain of H.M.S. Worcester, to when he was about to present • Vetoes silver made, is reeopitioa of the efforts used by him is saving th• lives of some of the cadges at the Befth boat welds& The sadisses re ceived Mr. Gialesui very warmly, sad the medal was attached to his person amidst applause. Harry Our the two mile champion of Ragland, engaged Mr. Payton for • trial bee, which was won by the former after a seven straggle on the part of his opposite. Month Woodbridge and Moose, roe-legged swimmers, next ap peared is the water, and the feats with which they treated the suttees were really wonderfuL They moaned 711116011 S grotesque attitudes, and aimed really more at limas in the bath than their ammilates who were perfect in limb. Their parfonnanco au. lastly epplandod throughout A race natant tune for • goblet was sent on the programme ; and to prevent moraines it was very wisely decided that each *emptier should swim alone, the diem* to be two lengths of the bath. The prise wu awarded to Mr. Donald sow, who swam the deem:, in 47 seconds. A dispute w eaned la raferram to thie anted, Mr. Paton alleging that be had mean i be. tbaa 61 emanda, the Siam mooted far him by Mr. May, who attarided from Mans. Beeesn's establishment on Ludptebill. A final beat in *bleb Marry Gan proved his gnat swiftest sad skill, teradasted the THE CONSEBTATIVE LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) —a— The 50th quarterly meeting of the shareholders was held this afternoon at the °Moe, No. 33, Norfolk•strest, Strand, Viaaosnt RANI:UGH in the chair. Mr. 0111.:Nt18121. the secretary, hamog reed the advertisement convening the mooting, the noble chairman submitted the following report of the executive committee: " The returns for the two grit quarters of the Soancial year ending September 30, 1865, are an follows : Shares Shares Quarters ending in corn- Total lantiptis progress. pitted. Sheri& Doc. 24,18411 Marcht6, 1865. - 1 a id. 2U 15 I 137 19,259 9 $ mrl SO 157 KM 5 0 H.9l :7 eflL . midloir Lady -I Totals to Sept 30.1804.. 1 am I au sum Wm 4,00 Is 6 11,121 ! MIN it ls a lO Grand total, to Lady day, 1806 VIMIt I 4,680 1 81,862 !MRS 8 8 The half-yearly receipts for th e peasant financial year compared with the eorrespendieg period of last year, show an Jo:roue of 2,7831.17 i. 2d.; tutaka sale of lead to may. day, 1866, amounts to 3,35.001/. 10s. Id. ; the total whist:swab Moos the formation of the society (September, 1852) to Lady-day. 1865, are 244,6871. 17e. 6d. ; The returns of the register of the order of rights are as follows :—Completed, 5,565 ; drawn, 3,305 ; seniority. 1,758 ; total, 10.628 ; &Mot rights exercised on estates, ho.. 8,023 ; unionised rights, 2,606. The last share som ber on the re&ter of seniority (dote of membership) is No. 15,875. Thelast share issued up to Lady-day, 1865, is No. 21,862. The allotineata far the first half year were :—The Southgate-road Estate, Wood Green, No. 2, Tottenhem, Middlesex, and the remaining portme of the Felixstowe Estate, East Suffolk, with the °sceptic)* of a piece of land at the Joanna of the Colohold and Rootage-roads. These two eligible building properties were offered as the 11th of January. The executive committee have the satis faction of reporting that the whole of the Felix. stone plots bars been sold. The sale of the Southrte. road estate, which is within a quarter of an hour's walk of Wood-green /Ratios, on the Greet Northern line. bids fair to be equally noomeful before the sod of the year, and to prove as remunerative to the allottees as the first Wood-green property, numerous pieta on which have been sold at orniderable premiums. The rinds and draioage on the Southgate .reed property will be completed as speedily as posrible. The allotment of the &wayside Estate, San down, Isle of Wight will be commenced on the 6th of April, on which day the sew plans of the remainder of the Roeliamptoo, East Sarin, cad Seven Sietecs ITottelikani) Estates will be need. The demand for additionsi ac commodation in the fast rise` bathiog-place of Sandmen was the inducement to make the society's first purchase is the Isle of Wight. The opening of the Dew railway—which line will son be extended to Ventere—must tend to de. estop Sandmen. with its norivalled ends, rapidly. trains running from Ryde in toenail minutes, at neap fares. The Sunnyside estate is on the summit of a picturesque chain of bills, with treater to the bay ; two new roads eommunicating with the high road to Macklin. Superb views of the sea and of the interior can be had from vari ous portions of the estate, which has bees laid out for fine and snood class seaside maidens,. The villa at the tad of Talbot-road. with a piece of land, will be sold with the privilege to any purchaser to convert the building into a hotel, or to erect eight houses on the plot. The railroad projects in coetemplation at Rothampton sad Tottenham have rendered it expedient to prepare modified plane of allotment of the unsold portions of the society's estates is these localities. Since the lait ripen nearly all the pieta os the Plough-lase, Battersea estate, No. 2, have been diem:teed el. The plan for the allotment of the Deal navy yard en the 17th of May, will shortly be Issued. The new railways through the Kentish-town an Brighton estate are la active progress. The Earl of Naive, basin resigned, the executive eomenittes have the pleasure to re port tha t , wider Rule 32, they have elected Jesse Good son, Eq., cbsirmas of t h e Great &store Railway, a member of the board. The executive committee in node sios have the satisfaction to aceonee to the shareholders that they have just entered into arrangements whereby two properties have been neared In Cheshire and Corn wall, being the first pemehmase thooo eousttee for the Conservative Lead Secisay. (Si) RAM:WON, 'boar nun. (Coostaroisinsd) Cuanza Gaustrums, Sem. - THE LOCL-OUT 111 THE IRON TRADE AT SEE►- rtELD. —W. stated last weak that is coosequeetre d the orsegemest come to la the North of Eoglaad for toad sating the leak eat them It was esefidestly ealeoled that the Shallield iron-siseters would re-open they works es liosday. We bare sow the satiafartma of statkag posi tively that this wM be the eau. The Misflield 1702.. sesters have hold modes of their Wasik* to MOM work as Moeda MOMS . 11.--81uffield Independent. yes tartly. 1 ! 15,602 lams se.ms akin SU 71,41/7 48,11 l: 37.1&1 'U.S %OR 1141411 111:40110 LOO 0,140 KM 14.11111 .... 111.Thl 46.311 1116111