The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-30 00:00:00

1 / -1.. : EWSPAPER ~:,. zfir 4_l l ' A. ''"Pit iii ....."A- , . 4 4-- It ".... .... r‘: ^ • ~ 51 LP' . ' . J V I, ssatt4.' a .. . , -~ - V / / . No. 4,565.] IONDON lo SYDNEY Olivet, MONTHLY. i itLAulE II tLL LI N t. •.t 1 LI 11l It PACK IST". %alma treat terim theta es the luth. 414 loco Orsvearodl wit! us. 6.14 rsbel.allty am thr Int% ..1 ,sch oassik recelvkig ono* sa id she M. Nola pouvloorly hip aft& lierges. ' Carliis. I nes* .----- --- i atfumla• "ANA, sibrowsi 91110 Web!, 'Sr 111 *Awe groist of Se Soak .. iibew.is • c... ...... 6 .14; i.,„. ..... USD :plea* MI or,ars limper 11 — aa - lim Wow LUIS Wars IM ` . 10 J ors lbalb . 1.1011 limbs* 'Dm MI "IL mbigiblicitaas pat .4 tk. orivbratol black Mall Ur IS amil b...yal nail Polio.. ',bleb balm be OM, panabulft aO4 reoi a..rn.l a workl bomb reemi sad arbroe pawnwr .ais.al i• saseepanad W mob Mbar. —, le I\MOll HAIN LA anal 1/.1.111. 1 101: Is an NINA. , Itte the Mork k4l Ur at. L L Irodate,, WT. IL MACKAY sad Oa. I. likarzat•-alrmL I. WITSLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to lIIM TOR[.—TM LIBE/L.I'OGL, NEW TOIL am 4 tinulamitA •lIIP I%)%IITANT NINA allsostreise WNW iiiipsy , eol Quipariewil LT 09 " b T a m = sea . 1 "1 06 %. IP* so follows : L %%I LI% M.PutiL urn& NSW TWILL OLALiesoW. .1. %Nil CM 'w IWAllfll %lair% WohellftlilY. Aida St VIOL Weldrosieg. April 17 Aad h.vf smarowlque whammy. spurns. lesswo Illeesioll pomp. e• geivai" foIiMPN• nark awl al meL. 11111=11 is inn ollmeemowee senum—fir beam pralleame IMUJAN MIAN. ft. Welowdmkpisippols orb mg KAM. Kim Wilthimilsed. cow ITISH raid NORTH AIIIRICAN ROYAL NAIL STRAW REIM Mayen LIVUIFOOL ort Rw md bosoms UV rum& Goa murmur. So Deem dire only mithoi a lIALI VA X. The hlleetet or 4mor mode one exp4t•ted I. wit Moo Limxpeet. Wiwi at Oat to mem tbo owila : NIAGARA. Ow MN. raturby, April °ANA. for NI gar view eseemac A ri l is. • rewelopm asd Deo& Mr Nemo fl Howom. te be rra/rmadet Xew Tort we tem' IMBALSA Itorwat MUM A. Mr rwrux. retorig. April to =mom twobobie Kowerro he sad medium bat Mimi at llowm . —To It* sod howne. dent IS mime soak l Tn New Took Aide-AIN OS: trorse ebb. QA hoist* to HAW. BeobOs. and Now Took Ppm to. sod 1 ter ow& potemp.—epoty to 11 Mord. 111. OM lowboa= Meets: D. Cents. None, sod 'a tt. owl J. Sos, iladlolllllHlLTerg. aVIOW t~r rz C. 11 . 1.111. 91111•110ioo . or or D. ad C. Whew. $ Mgr lAmiXed. DRILLIPPS, ORAVES, aid PRILLIPPS, 11.11..4-lwas, LC lest-dirs INC obilmoseimmil perio, vottla aad pa mom as Imam: 1101TEIDAN Nod tbs SATAVIICIL ram Oral M 11 ateisig, hum like BM& ard Tunis& Slsser inker!. liiir—lldseet tl IK ; ho. &dm, I?. ; whys 11671 . 4 KS Sao and Al Hard. IFYlSTii — RlCrveryibenSiai frame of sho p.. tare. ILL O a lth m., e RUM, OUSTAIr Walla. about Mardi 110, fr a wn Vares—lialoon. tea : tore cabin. It : dark, LI. =a above or in Cluipiars Universal OtDor, itegvntedierna W. Also from N. wthasapton tor— JERK YORK. BREMEN. April 17. the NEW YORK. for %IW YORK. Way IS. Yam—Pint elms, Cll second class, KIS Ira laird ciao, AS ea So P.. O. sad P.. es shove : or to CRO AK KY and Co., W. King Wllllaaletreet, ' OfflClAln.r-MOULTION IM 'CALI or '~iriur~tii HE EIIROPEAW ASSURANCE SOCIETY wow TOLIMA of OVAILANTII. at redased rata,. be a, ostler the Treasury. Crelana, laird lemmas. of Trade. Pour law beard. Admiral% and dam piddle depaelmate. sad for hank and balm darts sad periess la stomeelil implurara Is Pram redaction. on the suallaitlea al tie amestaal with spereeeee Annuities aa bereereble Sanas jams and swan be ablalord at the Chia ase. lb. r, Waterlaollase, Lades DAviers best SPERM CANDLES, kBd. per I. : sexed !pewee. Is : two MU* wax, is Od. laaawparsat wax, Is. 104 ; swoulas was, fa dL ; Osman was, Is. 114.. bolas& was la 11 : pateat spans, is. IL acaapaalie, It. lOC 11.1., wad 114d. ' metallic ler Pakines NUM OIL ; add-alsa lit ; diva ; mak* laolss it 3.1. per gape ; yellow soap, fit ea, ads., sad Sax pliT as,' brown Madam; Is. ed. pir pookat ; comma brows Wltsdale ; wal/0 ad. ; • td. : rass.z= d ss. M.-Ares ok as 11. P. DA 1 71711 sad aOllll vardrop% COURT and GENERAL MOURNING. MOM end GAM wield the attention ot She =betty end the public reepeeetells to their STOCK et OSNILIAL MOCILNING &UM eameeteNne et ready-nede issepeeelve isewning In silk tied tory nedevelle. Owl Teelas. Orents, /e.. or& elosiele on the ehnneet melee, et wledieele Wein w eiewsed ie the eateared depart. meta et their entahlielisernt OSAITT and SASK. 14 30, 41.5N T MOZDSTLIKT 3,4, 3. WEI Art K—Speetal ettenthot Is in to the New nide et Mawr fomented to the meatry. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WZBB 11r MILKS) 1W SPRING AND SUM= srucr Is►tM erarklAmed lAA& ANGOLA NIA 11110011111% Ti sew Amide nap kr neer Wearers were orlghwiled M ac . 4l ll7DA lensWANasalywibwre sitocnam. Luxor , itimatrAis. W do Is awl wareseled with esq mom DriNsAks sad Adm. Nein is AD roma IDITABLISH ID 1M TOMICAILY. 11/11. HAMILTON *tat KIMPTON, Tallow% 106 6 Ahead. —4lentlem«n who regain geed sad FASIITON MALI D& sea depend ea the hest meterted mad blest style • bad stork 4 Montag, lasagied. abd Oreat Coate &Wale ale bead: elm the Tom. • sew Oyer Cast tee the preesat semea to He hal tab 4 I* Illawit awoke Isom Mi. THI BIST 111 VESTMENT be maim et Yee eibilellehmeele e Ma o 111081111 .i ne i r oboe ell de ntrees be rkeedwell blew am rlag Mr ea fir. deperlasent hems terniebed beestY prlnalpai amide of Swaps with sly einerbeent d pada bathe ertioll and 411111110. RAMIS enporier to ma w e .. sewed te Ike palitia Tbe nod deiblenable owaturt oblo=of le I eashienel via elerabdety er malaria and amatamea £1 T 1 tee MIMI and Jr v ZNIIJB le met variety. ts the 111011011.11 I Muhl %.: ist.PAATILLNT Casten triel Wellman of the highest Want are . employed. 11.11.-.llboald say amnia mot be approved et. will be es abee et the wary ~toned. MOM sad Rees* LULL. for SZLIT•11101.111lIIIT end MTh et TRIMS green, on application. wrest tree. The esaahliehensole we cloned every Prides ma awl milt latomig warsi, ern bodnees Y nenemad wig 11 icier& 1. wow sad atN. TAW KAM end 1111nTent It TAILOR& *AMU, MAIM MAIIIIK MOT sad OLSAIAL OUTTITTLVA. Lanka lienne : dew et Innerly. wed Wank. now tiebeileareol ~wee al Illaeleteort. Cease el Tannishawtonekomod red Iteelabeeed. 11ninset, Torthalire ; Isessea. iballbdt A GINTLIII•N'S W•RDROBZ a dia lgt h =44 7, th; ili n taddesibly. sad we *$ aid PIM Maim 11'0.11.13M mum". HATIT.2II. InOT awl FIRM IrACW. 11131111 AL ormyncest POI ALL CLAMS. Loadus eons. dlowtr. sad Adv.& Pow o.lo,l4.stren. ....row Illarlddged. (Wadi T..41•10.n.-.-neadeed glad v.ltitllieiiDtMLL AM.* °OK-STITCH lIIIMIG MACHISZK uswirWini W We "Wkador mil Wibia al ;= ompow.—Whes sad Ye =L s kw tame* sold sal IBM. "ma WM, awl ilWally allt 7b/ 4n besa hr waidsally toolS be NNW waliU. able OW wielms selldmilm. ap e lbweeds. iodise fur Mimi. VIM% Ida NO WWI& sad wadi, t Uwe wagtail* mewinr• Pallearal Ma BUC lbransi HAN% esa DOMINIC xinmencas, the for the care ot wary dhow,. 1110171111111 NM 01 tor all alan mann balk It e.,7. lit and t h i al *MT I he rrreiNa ll Vti NIIONTAKI mut he he week and pleeMes XV= Na. CONCIWILTND •111,14 sviaoip !Wag the nerve= and Tweecelar wank teem sem In forty Yeah. eauelnedeembe and wpanairia~tin., net palm wean. at the Weldor. Moulton and nouneeaestken Wares ot IM Mir, wow arbilliy. mad an koala ernnolnia, enriwldao IMO Neromming worry otial hid Ms 61 Olt ,or Iran. onamailems h saw aaa Physician advice tray as _amilicatina and Inebanb Golds for talieete" ors slow..--Nola SUCIA. N Ca, IN, Naorimonaroot, Oxford-stmt. Lauda% W., mail mioadams limarilmil on receipt of par-allco onler. Ire be bed mismasio. litbolommlo agents !.rely, 75, larringraaa• mars N ae sot tante-oherdneW J. thaent. 164. Ockee.efteas ea. ihtnrd-oiroa4: asompulast ll.' am r d .ZL em nnt W Lowlisa-hwiage ; Nosaila, 78, Pros* litsnag. 1111101M1. AN MICTUAL libtlbs MI M A A aeda= sodp TIC IA LOAM. dame assikikre bawds ar Isaly Mismst. Is br 1V bid sadder for Isersodbriely relining siemibb lOW oldrissl amuse/ rams sad braided coesamdies. It far "mull seed dew ahem the faculty mamma Mewls. oirsbably_ sums the tickling ohlek 1101 ,1 41. 11 Ireldose= `dal/ earttoropiks Its easels an tray mum of sleep. or area Ides down far fear at said& 4 ,8 V 41 ms mud mis s taw files dier Id L ladles es y sad sold 1,7 W. LAMBERT, chemist. 18. /WOW , ' Nhel. Regutarlitt, and kg 41 & t; la bottigt,l3K. PIL ▪ . 104 la et eseb. be piano-obit sated for Lambe 's Asiirissidi dams TM MEM sad address Is swami es UM damp. SEA SICKNESS PREVENTED.—JOEZAI7II nUllel'Util ere eannilaltly recommended am • re_ vendee led cm for see minium —rid follow*, testi escedet VIM 011181 . 6 . 113 Me udielest to prme their efficacy : lime y Wed eIM to stale OM ley imet voyage ~OW OMB w/ i ftetiodied Mk say cannon I Mt Mee d 70Md pas wadi .."let mesa —Yuen. hr.. J. W. J. P. COL Mei. Wm& "ftft. July 1 . ISSIL" —timed Depot. Goderid Jommen aim = Ramartet Lurks awl te. lkw bra. la Mee. oa. auk. tree W BANK d AUSTRALASIA (iucorporsted by 111.yal ('tart r. IxU , Tlircalneallrouret, Locluo„ Nardi I& HMI _ _ The Comet od Directory HEREBY nIR NOI ICE that a HALT YEARLY DI EIDEN D 24 • share, helps at the rate of d pee owl per mount on the capitol dock et tbe C.wporatiwt. awl Mr • MON t's. as nhlitional Worm*. of 1 • .bare. nuking tossethet YE a shsre, or at the rate of 10 per cent per swoon. will he PAID bn the pre. Hon tree of Meow tat. at this Mee. oh sal after TI'DDAY. the 1011 Apra rett, between the hews ol le mad g Oche* The Tomoshe hooka will he eked ken 08th lad and con , time so essed as dividend and bonus beaver payable —Hy order led the Court. WILLIAM MILLIE EN, Secretory. VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY.—Third Sea son. dolly tom to 1111 T. A.traission IS Oar HEROISA sod their DMS, pelstr4 by L. W. TINA NO N& !Spiracles of Battle:— Abr. Inkcrinann. Balaclava. the Trenches. Icenerest i Le Teeles War, and the ttleid of ladle. The oat lecher Inneensetl. I raptly. cansk 04. SISSInIe• r e, An. saws. Dm ItROYLL ROOMS.-GRAND MUSICAL ICIITGATAINGICIIT..IIb w allebisted Pawl, F.,rty le asekber. abibllmbedl Amu yews. doom from tbe Philharnvotte OMINIIIIII. ltoyal 11allm Open^ and the Household Troops. lorliml by Nom Imputbr. Coneet-1-plitob, L. Boskoart. DANCING 24 'Ode& AbsiwAss. ?111 11W 110111UON .1/1:t a WTI Pa. FINAL RIDUCTIO2I.—MVISED TAILLFF .4 NUM list I.Y. 1401110 a Yaps mart. poet boo. M demo. o Orel ardbialrol. loam totailid Ila caw Pall= Sasayasigl • • us. Ua Botteeteild Ida 110 . 4 . 41 =trot, MEW Ns pas doraj us. Rosa A*4••• awl apt, La 111. flew Oriels Wodoba and Arimallals feas Oil *Sr•lagth. Lla. t 4.; lILLIAIL gilirma; Boilmode. the very took Us._por ase dims saga amaltof say Isar at tie abase ea'sesslat el II sessia. ss. 11110117611. Marl. Maim • TEV ENS and 801 i, Wine and S*lt 17 Ilierttrutta. Ts. Ifieltoptutootroet Klasta. VOIL=X mid BILITIaII 111111,1111.—Bready. aro old NSW. Ma= : dedoe otd paba AL to 70.. r ease ; llokledala boa ITs. per pike ; 3U. per ewe (1 doeso) kw& sia Jambs. las. td. I. Ida *au ota proof. 17a per itolloo- MOM 96. fa. 4d. to 144. MIL Sloven tad flotie inspetlot wreak 1111. Ift 4d. asoullistod. Ifs td. pot gallon. Whisky. ate** tai to 10a: lila per willow lirltith 8,1'114, pals fre Wolin, lea pr. pan. ,la: of all kinds. —ooods asiamat ores grime nye saw OLIRET, ONI SHILLING PER BOTTLE, mo w / ` ar iirea—MENlY MITT and Ca. Importers, POULTRY , BIITTIR, HAMS, &a. DITORTANT TO MUM!, NOTILASZPKRA. &e. Nees. ?velem fir. sod Detry-AM Perk freak hem the enentry every merakm.Plwt Tait Haab IN. pair lb. : lrllt lades Home. W the ids or kelt lid. ; Amarleaa Mere. by the Wt or ~en VW to 144. • Cliedar. 11.4. to IN . aisebizo, ON to IN. ; Wslior,bd. to N.: itllios. la. te Is. Pd. ; Orspees. per lb. ; :pod elk butter, la. to la. Ild. fresh. la. to la. ad lad. per lb. ; yoluee MANN. IL ell.: lair foe% from fa to L. ed.. young turkeys, 4. to at N.: ies Nem Nei to less of pork. 70. to ett. No lb. : lotze t 2 be Ne. fez toNueo. to 4e. sack; beet (equal/7 Nees) Posit alubsOK, St per lb. W. sod J. I TAYLOR. Y. Lltde Palisarylsval 11. • I i COCOA II OMCB i 5 P - At TH I 0 Passounsa a lambeloaa may gestatal moothassa sad Infestallaipsww. arriagaraes. Looks. W.C. VALIJIB GOLD.—WATHICRBTON sad 111000E1r. ter lb. latermetko of the ?obits end their insrees Pstrose. leg to make the telkorteg aaeoeseeetseM re- Tenn,the YAM= el OOLlk ban persuaded that the Into * the *Jr Wader ead the lAN to ebbe proleeled by the wide eireedetbs• of dwt.i. oa YL eublect. Gold Wag divided IM. 24 pent et carats. K taws that gold of 16 meats Sae. Is 111 mats. .ga Si 9 prat. ll 10 worth ..411 4 11i 17 semis.. .. 1 II 21 per Nom 14 agate— 11• 74 .. 1 4 II Wearate.. 4 1 If earals.. 11$ 1 .. I 1 14 11 ereabe COMA 14 dusts— I • al .. •17 deorhed) IT lee LI genie.. 4 4 tarots .. 014 le It amts.. $l4 4 II aerate.. I 1 aerate .. 010 11 eM earita.. flO 41 11 ear Ms.. IIS 1 !east... • f 1 IP carets.. f I 2 14 carats.. IIS 44 1 carat .., • 2 II 11 9. Nesriettaretreet, Covelit-SOIMIL IMAM I s = s III: s r o lar s at Jeo=a gM se se:. cue Veto*. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MCAT SCREEN pork • limp Mai at kr& with a own hasital of soak Ter raving la iwwwwas . th• *satY boatitittglY MOW = part, awl all the gravy arid autritittus ytwparitaa Prim Va. N.B. Mao valabg affects are wedeln" by seise. UI. sowsealesthm it MM. . _ HARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER ; an iota tretv....t....kbinow,„Wils vegetable le parser nsa.HARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, warranted to save we tun of coats le three. Pries lle. at. RI tarts ) HARLOW PATENT CASK STAND. No woe% or sedans& disturbed be tat= Will ropey Ile WINN meet le geselb. Pelee es. egg err HARLOW'S 81L7 -ACIING SYPHON TAP. It. peg esidesel Mee get beer .r sour wise. Prase ga. : Able deem Aged, be..—Apply dim J Li WILOW. peewees% 14„, W=nineMitt. linnsion house ate QM bin Mgr aid Mime le es everg article . all others are - Wieder. gagresisge yoga Igelebilebetl 1624 VAST CHAIRS, 001701118, amid BED .I.j 'acing IMOTIIIIS sem al kr keel rameisas aka kW Imam Part •ip la • mall •••• kr loasellki, M adapted kr Imp um - fir. art tawakk• POP kora kw le. IkeaMy. TII4LONDON CARPET WARIHOUNL -00111 sod SONS soiledS a Impsetiso Iff Ofullr foSsosisif STOCK ft °ARMIN°, Ye sod fibrin solloMs t. Qs prosent Sods: aims Silk limodis. of Ibiteisss ussisfactare for oysoy Nib d -.dart floodiooissol. sod di sod iffiddiwiffundsodi W. G II 14 &—To SPORTSJUN.—Tho prement I ". Mon holt—he to ITEM URA U. 11111•alTa 11•16104Phs WWI; Usk through Ida dock st BUM MVIZMIDADiNG GUNS. smut soi 0011/1 End el wiry arri sad duarlpem she 1111VOLVIIK W Ihe boo larlas WWI 1111117 mornamas. ~a—wiurLat4 U. torarL weft la mama& BBOND'SPIERMANiNT NARKING INK (the Meisel, for WM., ea Mak lat. cot OsStet eo meantime &hi te lir OM beet thell ( es Sb dam at the QumYe has ever pet bias grepreit sad lot era WOW bon lie Addrees es the lab* let Imettiree. Weet imisafit Cagy , e- .Nee _be ebletsel whetted@ tad retell , et meet Illestlata• Vaelesb m, ac is the MOM II Pyles Om Onto, pee Bettie. QPICTACIMI, by HARRLII sad WOO, moll NOM. *Mgr mml be nada wllb 4101•11 4,M a = fla. Ss Oa Odd awl Ob . loi=e r w l= lbirrW ; =m a c l OW" Oa St Isr. ls aid SON le tie smal Ow IMO& Owe lasaiww OwOww.—X• owllO7ol. IS:0 1 :1/11 PIRFUICIX, the Maggots and ao Soldattnek, et 011.1131TAL lICIJIOUDA, a anbolhato for Romp, In IL 11111111;11 TOILS!! V 111110•11, pries In, fa dd.. and tos. SWIM* ISOLLLINT CARLY. to pawls& Mating Soap la nod la IL Sold by a tb• trots: 111111111. porton._ , Sa. Wand. and 24. Caroldl3, Union; and rt. llonbroard nalbens. Psrls. SOUND sad WHITE TWH are indispensable to poteard allmotisa. sad to sad kaperity by the ossodeotha d sod. ROWLANDtt ODONTO. or tart a while emomposed et the choicest sad oast resherebl as alsostel baba It athystos lerterees Who loth, sod aroses a yeat4los altar ars to ths amosoolled lobos : woe% dr fr preproo et Pew at the teeth sad Wean a lemaltry wan et dr poo. Itho barna .Ye, tram the oleedeas sot ot the alsote. dean a potty sad tapers= peer.. Pries to oil. par bee. thetka.—The worth Sew • aloode." do. are am Os had. sot "A.lwrlyd ale Sem le, lease podia: ma jor[ ovemomal drop. Odd by am. sod by dasosists sal ora. DMZWORD'S PURE FLUID NAGNIIIIA Mr. darker test eee y =WV on& le im a ir sed i a L lbe medical pretends.. sad ma socepted lay Os se tbe best meads tar acidity al Ur stomealk Imiadache, gout and ladtgistlon, sad as • mild ago. Awe ife sleilesto constilutscsaasore especially tar ladles isedi children. Combined with the Aridu6te4 Lemon Syra it Isms an agtesabis elderrescing dretaglet, In which Ho gee& tles sre wadi beareseed. Doyen bat seasons, sad Y bseslimnes. the remelt am et t elmegie and elegant mar* Us been toi l ed lagbly bordefed.—lllawsteetured with teen Hamad Wm ties am alrengele semi way) by DIN SZTORD and Ce. let /few Samietreall. Leadas; and sold by all reepeentlebe shells throsslatele mph. ii. MST= ON WICIVOIIONIK Gin =AL MUM &a JIM wise la. pm tree lbws Or AsOW he 1224 ism A I II iV I AOAL =AY as tie GLIM all LTA. Mai of POISIATORI DOCLINB la MAL will Sob dbusilint kir poled ratortiot UMW& and Apron Om, no* 4 .wasiploo inoW sossiotig == . ls Ow liolisigt daft poomMor woo ma Alsitillml le sialeiler jog 'Wm Kb. st u a r 4 ; s y: sesm ournA it m lasemb.smis. •maisz. lamirs. le Ks I, •t• • - .710 is Ow Onot be* al -....a.,••= 0. whim : Mr" a Oleuld. ; sod I. AB^ IR W LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, ILiRCII 30, 1881. NW. g. NALL'S DAOAZIXL Thu day pnes (has Sidling Douai'', T HE ST. JAMES'S MACIAZINE, orenincted by Mrs. R. C. HALL. Designed to promote the Interests of Lime, the Refinements of Life, and Du ARILLICIIIvot and Infonnatios of ad Claw* oonorn. 1. Pt. Janice's. Fly Rolx7tisTl. 2. Can Wrong be Right • Tale. By_Wrs. S. C. Hall. Mar traded with Etchings as steel by MA & lieu.. By Owen Meredith. A What 'formes le ightinspde has Done and Is Doing. 5. The trash All Souls' Night. By the author of • • Caul Ferrol." g• Mabee and Magenta. By Robert Hant. P.B.P. T. Ralph the Bald : *Tole. Is Three Parts.—Part 1. & The Loped of 141 Cltriskpber. By the author of "John Ball a; Gentleman.' 9. Note* ow Rasaysand Reviews:* By J. O. Halllwell, P. R.& le Among tas Stsgs—ln April: By tptiga Liman; R.A. IL miss 1 Lots! For Muir. lt Pair Orissa : • Tale o' Pentland. 11. The Hills of lawdon. By Br. Doran, F.S A. It. Need of naril Knowledge to Women. By If eb Manilla& Pend of the Lads In the C1tf . ..42 . Monism Hood. IA. thennes Fraetleal 17. What We Did Without His I In The Lamar= dif gossip. 15. A Story for the Young. By Yrs. S. C. Bak Loads.: ihuinders, Utley, sad Co.. es, Brook.strest, W. MN day. hop. Pm pp. /100. momenta' boards, pricp fa, RECOLCTIONS of a HORSE DEALER. .1.%) Hy Faanaltielt TAW:* of The inekl"„‘ late tonsil !Hier le do aft Sawa" and one of tHe miniver d the oalchroted Llantenoaltp alarm at Balaclava. No work Has wrap Intawd from 11w preys better @Weld to ke e l vir oconlldonos. 10 sbadods In tbon.oskly pradendlatortar W ravadoeßilsora In !. Mew and Loerir laral=nd. , gr afi a Wei Om . ardl lock 11111, AA published, priest &1., by post Is. 10L , , LIN DISEASES and their REMEDIES. By bassi J. Joint; N.D., licestiate et the Repel College el Rudder, &limber" Mamba of the Royal Collide of Rur- Er 4 11 r41 1014 . Re., lathered " Diemen of the Skis,' peke Is., Pl% ket .4 14 . k atimma is. Llth we a JUL I, L I eral Lo ott ista) kw the gen debate se preira Ididi state el elellikellest, emseenusall En oh slate of the blood. saw- big Wormer eimplinsa embank sad wank; treat- OWN for seperflekl end deep mated takers. de. 1 icrie son: a ltutbor, with sarWaed edigionnue.rou lal. Ty us trusi li rr . WI. res . l4 l. ; 1 U. • new Medical Work., entitled 1172 WORTH LI VINO TOR , treatbig en Hen, Whid. nod Matter, showing bow nervous debility and prematime 4ecline Is produced by disregard of naturt's taws. Caliente . General sad acquired debility, from early Inesprrienoe, productive of Mame, and disarrangement of the unuseular system. meg= la nervosa and physical irrtosbility, shadows el total or ' oars .f from 10 to T, anit 3 1011 :or by ar . ::: m me. The above works to be bad treat the Author, Ilk emit, Ilanoverepuare. Lemke, W. For qualilleatkus, me " If edkal Register.* MA RRIAGS WITH A DICZASID wrYrs SISTER. —e -llnch misappreheusiou prevails respecting the moral and social estimation in which the thou. of marriages with a deceased wife's sister ex. 'rig among us, ought in be held. Many persona, out due consideration, confound as I:mumble , *thi • , from which lepl inaction is wrongfully with i . held.' with the case of ama s and woman who might At any lament be lawfully married, tat who evince the immoral. Sty of their motives by Bytes In illicit intercom" without marriage. The two *sees have no resemblanee whatever. 1 The one has all the essentials of holy matrimony as divineli ilnstituted, the other has scow invalid marriage is noi j i iseeemarily a dishonourable one. Owing to the confasiont And oaterteioty introduced tato our marriage km by axle. 6iastical interference, circumstances have dam amassed ta, deprive pure and blameless =Mammal mime al go trod flea of law. In the reign of Heady VIII. it Tama 1 felony for a priest to many ; yet prima did marly 4 7 6 4 parliament afterwards made their Imainee gas& Who validity of the marriages of Quakers wit demi is Sagbui before 1837 was so doubtful, that ea act was weed la 1848 to . declare them valid. Yet ymemma us were not therefore held in any theirs ailmeiM At= English history, in the awe of the illill Dyke of Irralls o affords • still more walk sameemi• le dr limo = allowing that marriage may aim be easkary to the o ...h of an gnash statute, and *mks@ isahaaltallbl . .. null and void, and the issue illegitimate by English law ; it may be that all who were present at the eareniony incurred the severe penalties of a peneneire, by which they were liable to isspriummi, sad the Lass of all they possessed ; and yea s sada reartinge. not being contrary to the divine is.. may, under the circumstances, be allowable ; it may be innocently and honourably contracted ; sacredly binding on the parties; re. igiously observed ; productive of domestic happiness ; cognised es aserally pare by virtuous society; estsmod worthy of the highest rank of nobility by the doveedgm. the fountain of besear ; and eireitioeed without renew* timeliest unblersiebod court in the world. The Nikes ewe was this. By the Royal Marriage Act (12 Geo. 111., c. 11), say marriage of a member of the Royal Family, contracted without the coesent at the Sovereign, signified under the great seal, and declared in council, is pronounced sail and void to all intesta and pur poses whatsoever, and all who may be present, or siding and abetting, ate exposed to the severest penalties. Under these circumstances, We Royal Highness Augustus Frederick, the IM. Dubs of Sossea, Earl of Inverness, without the required nosiest of the then reigning Sovereign, married the Right Hon. Lady Cecilia Letitia Underwood, eldest surviving daughter of the mood Fail of Arno, such r menage being legally rmld and void. moolopo, setwithstanding its manifest illegality,was lot totoisolsoi by the people of flegland as immoral. It is totattomoty to say that his Royal Highness, in an eminent dorm, rolobiod the edema and ►dmiration of all classes, to the dose of a loss life, sad the following extracts from the Court Cinvier will show the social estimation in which this legally void marriage has bees held : March 30, 1840.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letter, patent to he posed under the great seal, mating the dignity of • Dachas of the United Kingdom to the Right Honourable Lady Cecilia Underwood (eldest surviving daughter of Arthur Saunders, mooed Earl of Arran, by EM bath, his third wife, daintier of Richard Usderwood. Eq., kW of Dublin), by the title of Dunham of Inverness. Tteurday, Apra 9011, 1810.—Her lfaisety hell • Drawing rem. demi the emptily were : Duchesses: levemear, Booeleuch, Somerset, Northumber land, Rozherglia,Dowevr Rozburghe. Monday, April 13th, 1340.—Load sad lady _Dloorben entertained at dinner his Royal Highs's, the Doke of Sasser, and her Ones the Duchess of Levenson. The parties limited to meet them wen their Royal Hig•amess the Prince sad Primo of Gape, and man_ y_ ef tie Rio of the nobility. Monday, kismet 1011, 111 0.—Her Majesty gave a dinner party II theme eumies. The miespeay masted of their Ma _prim the lamil Queue el the Rekiara, their Royal Highnesses the Dasher of Irak the Umbels al Gloomier, the Doke Orsol of Doss., theDelle of sod the Deismells mum. Wednesday. Nara 11111.—The Dashers of liven= eniestaid their illidtames the Dubois of embiddie an Geo Princess at Eimer, al ILaisalat tem Passe. • du et party wire invited to meet timer ayal highamer." It is, therefore, matter of historical record, that • union legally void may bare the character of honourable matri mony, and such is the verdict which &ninth society pre nooses' on the marriages with a deceased wife's sister which are every day taking place. The representatives of the valise bars thirty times voted them lawful, sod prelates and clergy hold them so disqualifirotioa for the communion of the church. M. ALSILNDIUI DIIIIIAIL—A letter from Naples of the 21st, is the Prase, says :—" A challenge whkh Y. Alexandre Dumas has nest to the director of the Maw loured If Popolo dltalie has, skies yesterday, We the Gabled of seemsteaties. Two &yea.° the repabillime on areas astitled "Waste of the Yobbo i=hichk *fanned that MIL Deers, Ceeari, and Tearless had received the eironeses sum of 440,000 ducats d eg as. each) without the employneset of that money justified. &steely did W. Demme beer of this aelietthaa be proceeded to N. to repeat from bl sa Adel wry of the reesipt• which at the time of the Eah.of samliale made by ceder at! the Dictator he had mil to M. Decrees at Palermo, sad to General Nadia' at Mesehm. That dose, he seat two of hie friseda, Oohed, Tashi mid Winkler, to the office of the journal, with the doable mimics of deolaricg to the editors that be mas desided to bang ea action wan them for defionatisw, sad of fiemeallats viesonal satidaritios. IL De Bali, as ealeiset, mileamimeg ha the first place to justify the se- Man of theleeseak by say* that miter the publication of the anti& d.eranr is had beim eogairuaketed to him to prows that N. Deems bed rewired only KAM as the pries of the amiesie sad revolvers meld 1 Garibaldi. bet had ant asemaledi he the net. It. De Douai &eland, at the sane Mae h Mail& that Dot being able to wee the maw of the Wide, he amemed the reponability if it. It was thee %rooddMr th e of the tribunal, IL De Beni woad et this disposal of X. Dame, who gore dlie=e shim of either sword et pleat Ile the maim ammias at ipmeat." LITBRATUXIL 3fy Share of the World. An Autobiography. By 1 Faeroes BRAWN& In 3 vols. Hurst and,. }Beckett. Miss Frauces Browne, whose share of the world of nature is "no sun, no moon, but ever-during dark," and of the world of fortune that of a poor relation of the blind goddess, has in the volumes before us proved her share of the world of imagina Lion and fancy, of sit and pathos, to be ample and brillinut Her work is, indeed, remarkable on many accounts. Its style, as occasion offers, is easy, vigorous, epigrammatic. The construction of the story shows great care and skill, while the incidents see startling, but not unnatural. The characters are drawn with a firm handand from the life-school. They are not shadowy beings of un certain form and lineament, ".men as trees walk ing, but real flesh and Wood, who love and bate, plot and counterplot, worship mammon or anything . I else, and call their idol enterprise, honour, Janie, is true and unmistakeable human fashion. Indeed, we think the principal defect of the narrative ia, that, like many of the older novels, too large • 1 number of persons figure in it. It the remark of Ole philosopher be just, that three are, after all, I Iritt two hinds of beings in the world, men and tanned t a work which dont/hie' the poirmitil et' lung like a hundred must present .similarr he army*. For example, than is a clues ee in the charasters and purauitaof the 1 Penton' and the Miss.fitollinaoss, who are led will by the Baptist and. ladepeadent ministers, dietribite trade, gingered advice, sad "Airt.in ; c...mating Wayo' with consideut unifo rm ity. time, it is true, play only • easendefy in stOr7 ; and there is no lack of enigma' y or r m Ilse leading drwmatia perm , t i" the. eireumeranene in which they appal% Pr... 111 the catastrophe whit* awaits them. .„ .. Fade - riot Favoierabant, the hero of the story, who relates his own adventures tom * time when his only share of the world was three oyster 'shells c it tarn pinafore, and the floor ei .a hula* dwelling in Liverpool, to the period, long delayed end never hoped for, when be is the owner of broad lands and funded thousands, is, even in the t money and acre days, nay then most, one of the world', 'tickles& ones. He is unlucky in his friends, unlucky in hie love, unlucky in his pur suita—m a word, unlucky in his form of character. He "often keeps the vigil but never the feast of success ; tome screw becomes loose in the machi aery, some cord snaps in the system of pulleys, the milk pail falls from his highly tossed head, the glory turns off at an acute angle." In truth, he has a strong *dam to the weaker and losing i side. His chivalry, however, is not the chivalry ' of genius, which does a noble action without regard ' to self or consequences, but the chivalryof a MSS df high spirit, mingled wither considerable whereof pen deem, which counts the con, strikes the, belentai , and ants etoerdingly. He is therefore often , lessiiinly inoonsietent with himself, sometimes moulding circumstances; sometimes yielding to them. Thus, be offers marriage to a girl whom be does not care for and who he fancies is in love. "'Wain ; but, though commended to his ears by I tie dearest friend, he leaves the same 'girl, witk, I only , e feeble warning, to certain destruction; i "keeps judiciously out of UM& clultrterz" his own • Interest d epending upon her betrayer , in the same I I r es t, 11 1 ( 1 3 e ra is he t f . a t'D ci wis t en th = e 4 f o a fat was vii and friends desert them ; but be map* *, mien, nonipense for his fidelity, a lucrative situation f =me of •their **fives, mho had slandered his • invalid his der en the downward I road, :lit one woman he had proposed to, ant' was the favoured lover of another. Yet the lesseas of the hero's life were learnt mostly from hard. teatimmeen, on the lower forms, and among coin pinions of the earthly stamp, whose only aim was to get money or to spend it, to repose beneath the dignity of a deaconship or the safe shelter of an alias • creatures who had neither sense nos 1 honesty, love nor friendship worthy of the name ; till, in the bitterness of his experience, he eases to the conclusion that man's friendship mad, wmaan's love depend not on worth of heart or wealth of mind, but ou fortune's favour. And fortune, as we have said, is no friend to Frederick. She not only casts him among people with whom he has no sympathy, but binds him to occupations for .which he has little talent and lees inclination. He begins his career in • painter's studio, where his ;master, being partial to strong waters and boxing, moil goes to the dogs, and his pupil, having no caste for design, into another situation, his office being to read "Foxe's Martyrology" and "Inquisition Displayed "to • pima prodigy of fifteen. Frederick is next thrown among phrenologists, whose science was rampant in Britain soon after the general piece, about which time the story opens, and becomes ea assistant in the Dilworth Institution so called from the name of its founder, Dr. Dilworth, a man "who lived by his watch, moved by his table book, and believed in training." His sojourn at the Institution la, however, brought to • close by a coquettish widow, a broken east of Minerva, and the doctor's heir apparent, who, contributing to, the fracture of the goddess, got well kicked for his pains. The press is now Ins calling, and the me- . tropolis the scene of his labours. He reports criminal cases for the Planet, then one of the most successful of the daily papers, and becomes the " sub " of a person who doss the fires far the Mid journal, and remarks, " there is soniethiag grand about the devouring element above the touch of com mon reporters ; • lire brings out the heroic qualities." The speaker's heroic qualities, by the way, consist in sponging upon Frederick, getting the credit of his reports, and keeping him at work behind the curtain. We then find our hero lecturing on phrenology and breaking down ; unwittingly re porting his father's trial for bigamy ; as unwit tingly causing the death of his friend ; coming too late to prevent the suicide of his first love, and thereby securing his own title to a large estate and a fortune of ninety thousand pounds. " I have cursed that money through my alesphies nights for the way by which it came to me, and rims and paid my taxes with it. The coin rings as true end bus as much, however it may come." Such is a meagre outline of the story, but it wants the striking episodes, the endless variety of dialogue, the gradual unfolding of the drama, the wit, the eloquence, the pathos, which illustrate and adorn the pages of "My Share of the World." ROTAL.COLLaGI 07 131711080 NS OF ENOLAND..—The following Fathoms woad their first or primary examina tions in Aastomy aad Physiology on the 2dth inst., : MOIR O. T. M a J . Jamie, R. T. Thorne, T. 8. War boys, W . Daaderdals, W. 8. Hodes, T. M. Tam, J. K. Da 4Zisa, T. Fairbsak, E. H. Edlia, H. S. Ro. Masa% O. Jeaffressa. J. B. Whom*, C. Y. Calk G. T. M. Bnsitham, E. IL Pettlfar, A. T. Ansley, F. L. Heston, A. Worry sad IL 8. Storm of St. Dirtholomew's Hospital; C. F. !LAMAR. G. Freeman, B.Cookson, H. E. Hutchings, G. M. Ashf , E. Hawkins. C. Smith, E. Made, E. Moore, F. Woodmisi , B. Tamar, J. lamb, J. St. T. Clarke, T. Ste. MIMI% H. Rieke, E. H. L Pratt, P. H. P. Smith, and J. H. Evans, of Guy's Hospital ; 8. aster. P. C. filispheard, A. G. Cox, J. J. Barrett, J. D. Swallow, W. Adam., G. pees, A. TOWIIIO, O. M. Nampo, T. J. Jefferson, C. A. Watemrorth, 0. H. Ward, and a Lloyd, of fff. Thome, Has ;B. W. Davies, P. J. Simpson, T. J. Jams , H. Ta ,W. Rkirsos, F. Warr, J. R. B. Gibson, J. 3-11. ihrtlett, and Z. O. Daly, of Dolversity College Hospital A. W. R. Hammier, C. T. L Smith, H. N. Watt., A. Beadles, p. P. Edis, B. Bay, and H. Miller, of the Wailadaster Hospital ; H. Willey, H. N. M. &I WO* A. L. Oldoppiai, T. C. Jeekson. W. Maraud, C. H. Er* sad J. It. Crater, of Hines Colley ; J. L. Newtos i t. H. Oliver, F. Carter, sad W. Dais, of the i =Pita ; Gamey', W. J. Boanor, sad T. Jones, erd " Midolleam Hospital ; W. o.Welfeed, H. IL. end T. Massy, of ft. Geene v Hospital ; 0. 111= a. A. D. /gawk al s Haspitsl; T. Foster sad i. Fr/gar. Noway& ;B. . Newbeld sad J. Wawa. of Ilaaolkenter ; J. &filth, of York ; W. lama, al MB* burgh ; H. C. Bowser, at Oileatia ; J. W. We, of Mir • saw ; and F. Riff*, ef Blinisllllll. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE !HE 1862. The following official prograzunie 'of the Valli- . bition of 1862 ia publishad is y ester.dayi aszelt! : lONAL ZIALIIIITTOD or WORKS or INDONTRT AND ART TO DE HALD TN LONDON IN 1862. _ _ Her Majesty's Contriissicesers :—The Earl Granville, K.G., Lead President of the Comical ; the Marquis of Oland°. ; Thomas Bering, Sq., ILE, C. Wentworth liilke, Esq.. Thomas Pakten"), Esq.—F. R. Sandford, Secretary. Decisions of hew Majesty Commissioner, on points relating i tq the hx.Nbiticip, March 1861. 1 Her Majesty's Corrimissioners have axed upon Thumb). 1 Ike Ist day of May, ltle2, for opening the Exhibition. The Exhibition building will be erected us a tate adjoining the ' guldens of the Royal Hinticultural Society, and in the im- 1 eradiate neighbourhood of 'the ground occupied is 1861 oo the 00011s/011 of the firs* Internat.:end Exhi- i bitioo. The potties; of the building to be devoted to the exhibition of pictures will Le erected in brick, and will eecupy the entire front toeraniefkom well-reed ; the portion Pwhich machinery will be exhibited will extend along osen Albert's-road, on the west side of the gardens. All wralre of industry to be exhibited should have been pro. ' .E . ranee POO. Subject to the osoemery limitation of , all persons, whethim designers, inventoss, moraine ' or moducers of articles, will be allowed to exhibit ; they most Mete the character In which they its so. Ifimerey's coinodmioners will cominuoirara with foreign colonial exhibitors only through the commission which verument of each foreign country or colony they ap ' lestilintwooleses: end no article will be ailinistod Iron $ cPrl " ctaY, witNrai.ilte essellooef wok relit isi be chirged to exbillbmwt • Prizear for Me* , in the forth of medals, Wit pins tin Indwitriol Deparkoont of the Babilklics, , H ine s * affixed to the,artiolowbibited. Averiartiele produced. or" obtained by hymn Industry, whether of raw reateriale, miehioery, maseilietures, or .z.:..., will be admitted* the exhilritira, with the us. ' of-1., Lavin; aura ' s!' and pinata ;2. Fresh Vega sad animal substances, lighle to spoil by keeping; 3. , =lot or dingerone sublimed* , tillifiki re elociwkie, Ale, ciattis eorrosive salts, and sob-, of a highly nifismniable nature, will not bq Ai vatted, Milne sent in well secured sins vowels. '• ' ThEartieles exhibited will be *skied into the following eine. 1,, . . I Section I.—Mining quarrying, metallurgy, and mineral ated rata 2. Chemical substance. and products, and Thar • preemie& - a liobetnion med fee food, in tiding r wines. 4., Apinol. pod vegetable eubstancee used manufactures. Section 2.- 5. Bailers j plant, iocludiiig locomotive en gem and carriages. Si Carriages not eousected wish Mil I. al tram roads. 7. )taaufaetuneg machines sad tools. Machinery in general. 9, .BgHcultural and horticultural Ei rz,..vb.5.,4-...,ti10.c4‘11.16.rzyip4..,-hi, .1111011/ sad accauteements, onbance, ra i d small mins. Naval mehfteetrittr, 'ilhip's tackle. 13. Philosophical vote sad IMIDOINISIS depending upon their sew lig- Photographic apparintia, and photography. lli. Horo bogies] instruments. lA. Musical Instruments. 17. Sur.' imd-lerstretnests and appliances. • Mabee I.'-‘.lBl Outtott. 19. Flax and Hemp. 311 Silk ltadireirati, 31. :Woollen and vented, including mixed faßrice Xeneselly. V. Carpets. 23. Woven, ratio, felted, t • ' lald Mei* When slicks,' * cpeeiniens of printing or 24. Taratiry. lace, sod embroider!. 26. Skins, Wigs; iio hair, 26. Lo o ter including saddlery latter. ; Articles of ht;:rg. 28. Palter, sta a4e; stod bookbinding., - 22. Yellugetional works • 30. Furniture , and upholstery, including, pii- and paperMselie. 31. Iron nal pond Feral std' tindery. 32. Werke In: presto* .Milton initaticoloi and jewellery. 34. 01ai1., 4 iss. 4''',W 7 .. ,gl 6 - b(enufoctures net included in . preen* I Seekkin•4.--47.4reititeetnre. 103. Paintings in eft sad' raft 'fedoras, and &swims. 39. Seulpeure, medals, drat, illoking, and intenhoe, 40.. Etchings and imgrovums. Her MajniVe.Craitiaissioners will be. prepared to receive all articles whl.ch may be sent to them on sod after Wed prtiy, the 19th of ' Flonmary, and will natio* to motive until liciodny,, , the 31st of Marc}, 1862, inclusive. clas of ggreresat sins and weight, the piecing of which will nisi aeosideeable Wider, mud be sent before Saturday,i let of Afkreh. 1819 ;Mid lainegeOlOrr , vis!"o" 4. Alit macs= =erg that wilt require munch er town mks a beckoning to on *Mir donikids lotion,. Alffnxbibillerivilon goods ca properly* phoned together, will be at liberty to arrange such goods to halown Imp, provided his arrangement is compatible with the 'general ether* of the Eiffinition, and the convenience ei tither exhibitors. When it is de sired to exhibit, presence of manufacture, a suAlciest num ber of articles, howe4er dissimilar, will be admitted for the of illustrating the proems ; but they must not ex the number actually required. Exhibitors will be re quired to deliver their goods at the building, and to unpack end arrange them, at their own charge and risk ; and all Articles must be delivered with the freight, carriage, por 'terage, and all charges sad dues upon them paid. Pecking cues must be removed at the cost of the exhibitor or his agent, as soon as the goods are examined and depmited in charge of the commissioners. Exhibitors will be permitted, subject only to the necessary (emend regulations, to ergot, according to their own taste, all the counters, stands. glass frames, brackets, awnings, hangings, or similar eon triremes which they may consider' best mioalated for the 'display of their goods. Exhibitors must be et the charge of insuring their own goods should Hwy desire this security. Every precaution will be Ulm to prevent Are, theft, or other losses, and her Majesty's Commtasioners Mil give ell the aid in their power for tie legal proncution of any per sons guilty of robbery or wilful hijetry in the Exhibition, bet they will not be resposelate for Wane or damage of any kind which may be occasioned by fire or theft, ur in any other manner. Exhibitors may employ assistants to keep in order the article* they exhibit, or to explais them to visitors, after obtaining written permission from her Majesty's Commissioner.; but each ealistante will be forhWiLle to invite Anton to purchase the goods of their employers. Her Majesty's Commissioners will provide shafting, steam (not aueelng 30 lbs. per inch), autl water, at high pressure, for machines in rootlet:1. Intending exhibitors, is the United Kingdom, are requested to apply without delay to the Secretary of her Majesty's Commeisiosete, at the dikes, 454. West Strand, London, W.C., for the form of demand for space, stating in which of the four sections they wish to exhibit. Foreign end colonial exhibitors should apply to the commission, or other central authority, ap pointed by the foreign or colonial government, as soon as notice has been given of its app ' kraut. Her Majesty's Commissioners *Wag swsalMd • committee 111 it/ the orgy, aiwtioe of the Fine Art Department of the Exhibition, will publish the rules relating thereto at a frame date. By Order.—F. R. SANDMILD, Secretary. Offices of Her liajel6y's Commissiones, 454, West Stran d , London, W.C. Too PAPAL ALLOCIITION.—AII the journal, of Paris publish the allocution of the Pope to the Consistory on the 18th. The Constitute:mad introduce st it with the following observations, signed by the editor in chief :—" We publish the allocution delivered by the Holy Father in the Consistory on the 18th of March. The words of the chief et the church, treating of spiritual interests, deserve to be listened to with the deepest respeck . and we shall always bow to the highest authority there is in the world. But the Sovereign Pontiff has in this allocution touched on political matters on whisk we may employ free criticism May it be permitted us from this day forth to deplore tie antagonism that the Pope Pius IX. has proclaimed be. twee° the church and modern civilisation. We believe this doctrine is contrary to history, and to the authority of reason, and of • nature to produce a rainful impreemon. We cannot help, then, regretting to see the court of Rome entering into this path. We also regret the Holy Father's rejection of all negotiation with Italy. We should have preferred peeing him offer conciliation rather than for. spines'. A pardon humbles these who receive it or ask it, end conciliation would have mumbled the Papacy more than THI CARDINAL OP NAPLZB,--A letter from Naples states that the cardinal bee written • le-ter blaming the Bishop of Ariaso i f v oLzermltting the Dominican Prete to preach a memos the tenapand.power ef the Pope in the church of San rancisco Paolo and for not having repri manded another preacher for com paring . Carling( to St. Joseph, or • third for preaching in favour of Victor Em manuel and Italy. The cardinal has also written to *nor Mancini to protest spinet the perforteanoe of the Seehea Mater on Holy Tuesday ; but the performance is to take pbtes notwithstanding. . Signor Mancini, the letter gam, has been much approved of at Turin in his dealings with the eleg A N ow Kim—The lent letter e from the Andes, in South America, bring • skagalar *es of iatelligeriaa A Premiums has proclaimed himself King of Ammonia; l i t i c es e sc ippointad minutia ; and has Oven his people, oom. of saves, tribes, • constitution ea good as many others. The right of suceaselon Is established in the line of dined boat of his Malty Orellw Antoine I. Is rasa of biledebg.without issue, the Mown Ira devolve to one of the nimbus of his family is • mot order as shell :t te ha f i e la° ce Z a Tem 111. • ' node is mind sale the ausi ld l et al leet. The mailbstieneolablidtor the attribution' sent triV thiro tv i t& S o ir n u n rP /a' ti gisl.lllolll. J7,01:41_601140 ,diis --- Ail balsas nv feesiz yews pri miles the 46004 141iimmill 01 Mk, eiass obis/ h• bowie, sa4 "maw imaddliemble balsam among time. sl • ' S MR. COBDXN AND ram SALPON,D TOWN COUNCIL. I t At & meeting of the Salton, Town Connell, on tWeOflw imeeday evemusg, after the traaasetieu of sea (Aber bo Alderman Wanner TURNER, in accordance with sintstien--2 of which he had given notice, propoaed a vote of thanks to Mr. Cobden, for the signally surmsaftd service, he had ren ewed to the trading and other iutereste ,4 the country. He said that about this time hot year he moved a resolution in the Council, expressing satisfaction at the Budget intro duced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer -.or rather that part of it which had reference to thel'im'Ach. Treaty. lie now followed up that resolution by the poi which - he elpi',""" about to move. After relating the imam ovate ift.'y Mr. Cobden's public life, particularly his refusal of office ender the present government, Alderman' Turner ob served that if Mr. Cobden did not take a seat in the Cabinet, a still greater honour was- in store for bin, . ) .He was selected by that Cabinet to negotiate a arm. inertial treat/ with a neighbouring ally, and no man ••• was so well fitted to ettilain the advantages to be derived A from free trade as he. Alderman Turner quoted statistics to show the small trade which was carried on between title country and Francs compared With that which exist 4 between in and a leis popialowaaml inure distant country— America ; and contended that the removal of the terrine to commerce most be attended with immenne benefit both to England and France. He enlogised Mr. Cob tlen's great efforts in securing the adoption of this treaty, and'ealtressed N hOPO that the resolution would' be adopted unanimously. He them moved—" That this council, in ieg the Im portant earwigs rendered by Richard Co ea, Esq., M.P., a oonsammating the treaty between England and France, .by erbielememermial ingeroouree between file one , Will be greatly extended and the' line K MEI tenders to him' its thanks for the ability, pie s disioterestednese he manifested during a'pro • M. fieult negotiation." Alderman LANGWORTILE seconded the resolution. Ile re marked that this was not at all a question of patty polipaAe, The work Mr. Cobdes had done wita a greet sad good and had he been a tory, their thanks would have been equally due to him for it. (Hear, beer.) For centuries we had comparatively so eommermal intermingle with Prang ; Me might have had braes' walls built round our shores, so completely had we been isolated. This treaty would prove of icreat value. We might. wee see it is the present gene ration, for nations which had been so lee, -accented re quired time and frequent allteroollllo before they really understood each other ; but we might ssiely_anti cipate that the :theme% at . the • recite, treed be . greatly benefited by., the operations of this treaky. Iwking at It' as b commercial mail he 4ras satisfied qt gist woilonnad gp_odsorald be largetkirt liffi Almon and that the Yorkshire treed Would bb eon td - siderably ithatiated. Int he wetted to tate& ceder.be 73 Maw of the firmly : he looked at it. in its moral politi cal' influence. ..'fothing 'would tend more to idten the 3 aplwtties whirl. bad unhappily existed top long .between the peoples of the two countries than increased commercial nitenxiurse, or enable us to get rid of that mutual distrust ' which %god us to powers such exteuivo erigra ii Cobden well deserved their thinks. When ed it lint labouring day after day at his great , off** ,with the bitter opposition of the Preach prOectinneits--, wile first -attempted to 'OWN his meallai letogetherr° and afterward!' opposed it in. detail—and remember*" that many of his own countrymen regarded him with litke merman*, it must be admitted that his was no en teak. r A section of the mem was also iinst him.. The " Journal bad made a fierce 4100 a, beE * l3ll4l7 0671 . W.-1 COIRIINISEPLibIie UWE" pstr RR .1114 tersti. an‘ affairsoinaduct so diapacwful that ( r areittikyrituale not ettr Aron task bdlip stet ' eipumt a journal that was capable of it. View, ac keir e ,, Xt. Cobden hadldoked honours ob honou ; he "hied so decorations, mean, or the other things wilier to the lot of professed meptietors. But, d_,he know me. rilitAly,. Colicket wealtleeteent above a ll Maoism and titles the approbation of his countrymen ; • and if they teamed to him their grateful thanks, he would value Memaboir• every below that could be bestowed upon hig ttibrd=dAmliavhbk - eandiall supported the re iodation 41derman CAINTAT Oak — that,' angulai as he must stand in , the sonmil, he email not consent to do other than act according to his own strong convictions. There were two questions involved in the resolution, tort, .' whether i< eau t right it *ell, muLsecond, whether it ought to be introduced an such a meeting. It was sometimes clef kilt to drew the lies between the proper functions of to council and that which trenched on politisal matters, , or tie mate duties of a chamber of commerce. INlXemmeheU r t ate • dinigruniveyed a rote-,et flionite to Mr. Cobden be would have supported it, balm Y IN" he should move an amendment, unless his' suingestiou were "rithat the resolution be not put. me seconded the amendment, which was lost on being put to the vote, and the original resolution carried by ' 29 to 4. Besides the mover and seconder, Mr. Henry Bow man and Mr. 1. 8. Williamson voted for the amendment. Theaddreee wins ordered to be engrossed on vellum and have the corporate zed attached, and the business then ter minated. THE WELL AT CAWYPORE. The well at Catrupore, to which such a melan choly interest attaches, is to be walled in , and monuments ante be war it in memory of the English butchered there by the rebels. The following correspondence has bee" pablished by the Public Works Department, &Nig I TO II IItiCIT.D AT CAWNPOBI OTh Th WILLS NUR TWO NITS OF tint HUGH WHIM'S% 71.121MMUMT, AND NEAR TIM £MILMILY.I/0011L " From Lieutenant-Colonel R. Yule, to the Government of ladle, with the Governor- to- the Scoretivy so the Government of the North-Western Pro vinoss, in the Public Works Department. (bated Read qusrters, Comp Ohosalpore, 9th of Jacinury„ 1861.) ` I am directed by the Governor-General to communicate through you to his by the the Lientemint-Governer his Ex cediabcy's wishes regarding the monuments to be erected at Cawnpore over the two wells of unhapp celebrity. 2. Deigns for both these moeumenti will be hrwarded m • few days. That (or the well near Wheeler's Intrenchment connate of a massive lona cross on an appropriate besement. 3. That for the other well, west of the canal, will consist of ea octagonal Gothic screen and platform encircling the closed Well. Both the screen RO4l the platform will be emoted in stone. Over or by the side of the well will be placid • marble statue. 4. On receipt of the drawing, orderi should be horned to the executive engineer reprdiog the first mentioned monument, the cross near Wheeler's Intrench meet. But his Excellency desires to intrust the (obstruction of the architectural parts of the other monument to Mr. C. B. Thornhill, CA., knowing his strong interest in the seethe mad his acquaintance with the details of Gothic arobitection. The statue will be executed in England, and will be contributed to the monument by the Governor-Geoeral. 5. Mr. Thornhill should be at once directed to ascertain the exact state of the well, whether or not it was a brick well, of what nature and dimensions was the briekwork with which it is believed to have been closed, what is the stets of the soil round It, in view to a determination of the promo tions in founding • monument of the kind in- Leaded, the whole platform of whose foundations will be about 60 feet in diameter. 6. It will probably' be necao , any to remove the crowns erected by the soldiers of the 32nd Regiment and by those of the Artillery. But when this is neonsary they should bare-erected with the greatest promptitude as near their original site as may be, without interfering with the new monument. 7. It will be difficult to form au estimate of the cost of the architectural portion of the monument until some part of the stonework shall have been emoted. But I am to request that feeds may be supplied to Mr. Thornhill as soon as he is ready to, com mence, and that he bsdireoted to furnish monthly eceounti et sipseditine to your ode.." "Headquarters, Camp &bore, Jan. 25. " I am directed by his Ercellency the Govensor.General. in continuation of my letter No. 21X1, of the 9th instant, to for ward with this letter one drawing on cardboard and one sheet of plans for the cross to be erected over the well near the Me of air Hugh Wheeler's intrenchment ; and nine sheets of plans for the monument near the Assembly room I. This former dodo is by Mr. G. R. Street,' soshiteet, of Ilsotegotkpiees, Bedford-square, London ; the latter by the ereretary to this department. 3. The crows will boar Inscriptime on the face of the standard and on the pedestal respeetively. The inscription for the other monu ment will be engraved round the rim of the well. Them Mscriptions are as follow :—On the Face of the Cross.—' In a well wader this cross were laid, by the hands of their fellows lumbering, the bodies of men, women, and Minima, who died bard during the heroic defence of Wheeler's I etreach ment when belesgored by the rebel Nana , June Bth to 27th, A.D. NOODOVIIV Os t he Fuss of the Pedestal of the Cross.— g n.'s mouth as euttet onto and clsaveth woo a d t u th ; -- the ve earth. But when eyes opal are Igo Thee, 0 God the I:rd. —Pasl. cum! Oa bre Well within the gorses.—' Sacred to the perpetual memory company of Christian people, chiefly women ad chit, who mar this spot were cruelly massacred by the followers of the rebel Nana Dhoondommt, of Mbar. sod cost, the dying with the dead, lOW the well below the 15th day of Jnly, stococivu.' will he rag aired for the fomsdations of beth these uses meet% b ut ig ps o delly of the *re Oil For this • Phil platter& eg immerses should lie kid or the wholik surface, Re d besasted with hooped hue. The actual site of the well should be arched or vaulted over. 5. A mall deals should he serried rouud the exterisr of the build*. This his been omitted in the deastimge.* • Sir Andrew Buchanan, British minister to the mart at lartiol. tai Xr. Awe" repreeseletive of the treital Blsl. la the mete am* enived ia Seville on the 106, ontlisir ow to Orbs, Osmods, mid Mo!ons. •''~