The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-08 00:00:00

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Waggiassm. Oalleman am , mei boo J. W. ALUM, Manufacture awl ?atomise, $7. WN$ Mead. &MR W.C. IM PRO V EMEN TS in SHIRTS. BODGIAS IMPILOVZD 002AZIn gams, do for Uo. Good mod al slab (oar No SO, la su slaw 111. Oa half-dosost annfololl for azooliases and dooffilaso Mood lioto Intik MU pod frac —WOMB and Oa, oint makona. 50. Charioveroaa Ditablisbel yams. 81. Oa pans Pfaando COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRT& NW sad DMOVID DXBIOIO. A bras mortoasat road 7 loads at 7a IL, Is. id., 10a Id., oad 12a. OA soca. Daat qualltlot, will &mak, made fob m a 10a Id. mod its. dd., potters' wbloh ant post two otaospa-I.ODOILIA sad PA. ltartia'olaaa, Cbartos croma. Notabiloltod dO rem 0 . arte Frostaka THRESHER'S FLAX CLOTH SHIRTS, Tamar& Inexpensive sabsitt vie for cotton. sold only by and GlittlNY, ontattera. ghost door to Soineroot. boom, Strand. G/CNTLIKKZNI3 DREW—No. 106, Strand. — HAMILTON and XIIIPTON. Tailors, invite an early Mrof do NIW 611IING GOODS, which are now ready. :tack of Overcoats always on hand for present use. 106, BTlLlffi, WIGS= EXiTILIi NAM TROUSERS. —The NEW GOODS ue • randy. and Oentionsta who do not mind paying a fair price for • good pair of Traders can depend on the beet •nuteriala HAMILTON sad mirrors, MA Saran& oppoettn UAW Hall (Kt Oralret3o. TO 00111SPONDINTB. a d v ertisements intended foe "The Ixprese" Loudon Enable Paper most be dth e Moe, 10, howtorlwoiroot, by Two o'ck on she day of pablioadoo. HAYMARIZT. Drte Em WIMI MARRIAOK—THZ WOMAN IN ma, S. MAUV Mown &Ahe APT= m lutekstate. Rowe. Yuma, end Compton: Mediae Stange, Lovell, &e.—Anl LAST BRAVING. Mires L. Keeley sal It. Wright. rumors. TIM ILEARVITILING3 AND FIDDIJLETZINGS. —ARRAN NA POW& Maim D. Doucicsalt, J. Yandenhed. D. Mahar. D. Manly, Wien. ander Boaciesult and Ms U. 011ver.—Asel AN AILPLE APOLOGY. LYCZVM. On Easter Monday, April It end daring the week We. AND CO. Wears. Ulm and Bormanllswertla and We. tiorsmen.—And VII MOO NTIBANIC. Mr. Vedder y and Master Pechter, Mr.Widdicomb ; MN Leclerc% Mdl.. Beatrice. BErristuA. rnis Eynon° THZ PAIS/ MOTH= : OR. THZ PAIZHT OTABDIAN. Mr. Z. Ladle sod Mlao A. Caber. -MI H. C.•vo oey.—Proteoocc Hlltoa. filgoorMk and Ma arrow Dog. And HAIM OVINE& —Oonanianoo at hatt-pri HIGH WATIZ AT LONDON-BEIM. Zo DAY Mond e& Ob. 2822.....Aftausce. Ob. 61g. foam*, Moab& lb. llas.....Argrage. 11 Oa LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 8. MS. WHITESIDE has read in his newspaper that the Fenian in America propose to invade Ireland with an armed force of "at least 100,000 men," and that the Brotherhood have the " secret coon " tenauce " of Mr. SEWARD. The Bwas, and Governor YATES and Speaker COLFAX, and innu merable officers of the army and navy of the United States, have also written letters of encou ragement to the fraternity. Moreover, there was a meeting of Fenian& at Chicago in December last, when it was unanimously resolved that the govern ment ought at once to declare war against England, the common enemy of Ireland and America. Whereupon Mr. - WHITESIDE SAILS Ministers what despatches they have received on the subject. Mr. LAYARD'S information reads very tame and insipid after the honourable gentleman's ex citing story. It seems that a certain Colonel LEEiON, of the Army of the Potomac, having got leave of absence, to which he was entitled, went to Chicago, and that the Attorney-General of Louisiana also was present at these Fenian meetings. But the American Government, when the facto; were brought under its notice, declined to be re sponsible for the acts of these persons. It is pretty clear, from Mr. WHITESIDE'S own 11110WiDg, that the Fenian have not much influence with the United States Government, for whereas their de mand that war should be declared against England was made last December, that Government has been showing itself more and more friendly to England ever since. We may very safely conclude that when the United States Government goes to war with us it will be for American, and not for Irish, objects. It is not likely that that Government will go to war to please a body of men of foreign origin and ideas, who are doing next to nothing for the preservation of the Union, but are seeking to divert the strength which should preserve the nation in its integrity to their owu sectional purposes. Mr. WHITESIDE ought to know better than to waste the time of the House with cock and bull stories of the in vasion of Ireland by 100,000 men who are sepa rated from that country by 3,000 miles of sea. The Fenian will talk of invading Ireland as long as the Irish emigration to America goes on, but if all the Attorney-Generals in the Union and twenty times as many colonels as General GRANT can spare were to join them, the loyal Irish at home would be able, and, in cue of invasion, happy to drive them into the sea. PEOPLE who use their eyes must perceive that a great deal too much has been made of this Russian " Plague," sensation accounts of which have been disseminated in this country, just as our continental neighbours, having found out the truth, have reco vered from their first fright. That a fearful mortality has prevailed at St. Petersburg is unhappily only too true. But the conditions in which it has taken its rise are known, and they are such as cannot be said to exist in this country to such an extent as to justify the alarm which has been too thoughtlessly excited. The disease also is known. According to Dr. Muncattsox, than whom no higher English authority can be quoted, the disease is the relapsing fever which has been known in this country THE =PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1865. • istisT nermAutiha• tag. • tux RUSSIAN PESTILUCI. The following is the copy of a teleFam, dated this morning, 3 o'clock, received from her Majesty's Ambassador at St. Petersburg "Another physician has confirmed my previous reports on the fever here ; dilated pupils are a symptom of recurrent fever, but typhus is the more general disease. I believe there have been no CAM with bubce or carbuncle*. The army and navy are healthy. Four or five physicians have died. The Ismailow Barrack was converted into au hospital. On March 15 of last year there were in hospital 2,744 patients, and on March 16 this year, 3,812. The mortality from all causes rose one day to 118, but has generally been about 70 or 80 deaths daily. Previous despatch put normal mortality too low ; it is at this season about 40 deaths daily. I expect immediately authentic statistics, and shall report when I receive them. The disease is decreasing, and there are vacant beds in hospitals." The Tunes has received the following by tele• graph from Berlin, dated yesterday : Autheatie iatelligeoos tomato( the Ramie* epidemic states that three several maladies exist at the same time is St. Petersburg. Is October last nieninuitis spinalis ap. peered at Sk. Petersburg. Thin is a spasmodic affection of the brain sod spinal cord, by which &Urea are chiefly attacked; the mortality from 20 to 50 per cent. In November typhus was added to the first•mes- Cooed disease, occurring sporadically at first and gradually developed into a malignant species of Otis recurrent. The fever lasts a week at a time, the several attacks Wag aspirated by 'Marvels as long. During these intervals the health is apparently so geed that people have been dismissed from hospitals who died soar after. A spesial committee has bees formed under Governor-Deana Suweroff to look after those apparently cured. Os a second or third attack there is a general collapse, deocesposition of blood. old paralyais. Quinine and stimulant' have no effect. The deaths, at first but 20, have rises to 40 per cent. The spleen and liver are much affected. Is may owes epidemical inflammation of the erlam, or pustule staligna, has been observed. Quits reosatly the Siberian plague has broken out also. Of this 70 per cent. die within a few hours. A strong dis position to vomit, which cannot be satisfied, a swelling of the belly, pestilential carbuncles, and dark oolour of the skis are it. unmistakable symptoms. It is the Black Death. Si. Petersburg papers deny the existence of the plague is the capital, but the official Northern Post steles it to have broke* out Szaaiewo, in the Waidai hills, sad the de setiption gives in the St. Petersburg official Medical News sad Exchange News, in which the dilatation of the pupils is especially dwelt upon, shows the malady in its present stage greatly to resemble the plague. In many C&Ills, indeed, it is difficult to distinguish plague from TM indeed, return*s at a time when typhoid epidemics are abroad. The disease is appuestly on the decrease. Dr. Matson, surgeon to the Emperor Nicholas, aged 75, died while Weeding hospital. la Poised also as epidemic has broken out. One case at Hole, sear Warsaw, is reprresated in the Warsaw Uaxette as meningitis spinal... Out of 5,000 inhabitant. in that tows there are 36 sink sod 15 deed. Is Eastern Prussia there are essay eases of meningitis Beer Basilic. for two centuries, and which was so prevalent Ireland in 1847, mingled, en it ITZ lit ordinary typhus, to which the fy reports& fatality is owing. This Ruffian epidemic springs from destitution. Dr. litomnueox writes : "The causes assigned for the Russian epi " demic are the crowding into St. Peters " burg of 43,000 labourers in search of work, " but more particularly the unusual destitution " among the poor, and their recourse to unwhok " some food, such as bread containing a large " quantity of horned rye. The epidemic, we are " told, is exclusively confined to the poorer " • clamors.' In this moped the relapsing fever of " Russia is not singular. In this country the " disease has always been confined to the poorest " classes." Just so far as dirt and destitution prevail among us we are in danger from relapsing fever and typhus ; and it is only too Mae that we have had much typhus in London during the last few years. But putting the case at the worst, we need not apprehend any visitation like that which is so severely felt at SL Petersburg, because the conditions of the disease do not exist in anything like the same degree, • fact which may surely make us thankful. This alarm, exaggerated as it is, may remind us how much we are all interested in the personal welfare of one another. Want and misery may be the just and natural punishment of individual moral short comings, but the disease which it generates skikee not only the culpable person, but his innocent neighbour. "No man liveth to himseU." RIGHTFUL AITSTRIAN MILITARY M OVEMENTS IN F S STEAM ENGINE ACCIDENT I N T. LUKE 3.—TWO Miff ILILLID. VINKTIA. wwwww• The Balk also publishes the following ddleatull INVIIMT.--J7lll/1 DAY.) . Teresa, April a. This morning M r . W. . Payne, dep . :2 l. oorOlbe, The military movements rosoticeed in my former letters held as iavestiptioa roper* a arks= ce the A ll be mid to be almost complete& The elfeetive el the Peemleml of News. Mahe+ sod Telsellese Enehill• Antrim army in Daly Is really reduce& The lessees Mr. bl h whiell Jam Radon, arid 23 Taltae sad Albert are of economical nature, as these forces require perjure/ w e tooeffeldwooloodl, nedlots".Bl.w.e./°:acytlielYbore•mikais, aged ca M crab, elalamion of all Maw tuber. This drown' Wed:end a ft ernoon wore In the segioemom es the rams, however, doss not preclude' the fact that ell the peering J Mars. Claribew and Lassear, oneter joiners, town an d co mmunes are quite crowded with troops which carrying on business at workshops is Beehillrow, are all day long being exercised a the sew Freer 'Battery Luke& EL Charles Robert Humplererennid—l sin as enikerre, motioh This year extensive manoppres will take place sod was espged to either on y ou r side of the frostier' of the Mind°, or in the d r i 7 m i h te d togia 2s4 ar oe lTr e sseond eeel t plebs of Friuli. Nothing indicates, for the went has& end were about 10 years old A sad were_pareireed at a ny initialise a the part to menace Italy. Steektoe, near Rugby. three meshes el& Wo Pot In one New torah:idiom have been of Amara& projected here, also certain enginecompletely, sad the other Partial. sad 66 we wanted to ammo In the arreal. I cannot, however, give you the ant moue, a go d to wowldk at asp witt y the abe reams why such 161611111111 have been ranvemed, the rant b ran ch pips to wt off th e ontscn j on w imp ,. oho to . ° being as yet ruined to the officials. mires, or rather the wedge was heeded to slop up the end The correspondent of the /folio, writing from ' ha t i b u p y i lt w th hia been w fizsd. " l4 " no " p r po w " l was the ts ta T ing ea g inwi sad Rome under date of 27th ult., says : four incises in diameter mad was made of oast ire. tried According to the clergy, Cardinal A oto nelli sod the Pope the mese last Saturday. and everythingappearedthou I. be safe. It was cot put in motion Apr as Wednesday, are preparing to publish all the autograph letters of Nape. oboe the explosion took prin. The slag wee made al lea ILL to Pius IX., wherein the Emperor guarantor and paw w ood sa d Ski mous oa a d 6.„ bee . to assures to the Pope possession of the pontifical dominions. 600 ponade. The wars of the enafarbouse was lu r e s of. .IcAte Werdell, engine driver, said that he was Is the seers-room is Wednesday sf torooon at 2 o'clock, and be was stewed* four fed nearer to the elegise thaa the two lose who were killed. Soddenly there was a trensedoes noise of an ex_plosion, sad the plies was island) filled with steam. He did not see what happsood to Battsand Chappell. Rs made for the valve, which was eight feet above the ground. and sleet off the steam bat Nailer wee so intolerable that he fell to the gram& He then west on his hands sod hoer to the bailer , sad at of the steam there. Witness was injured shout the bee and hands. The seem was working at a pereere el 431ba to the square lash at be easmest al the oeserrense. The plug had been bead oat by the primers al the dams. The plug was not then bat it was oboe Nosed is with bib It appeered that the =fortunate demised were found ape the floor shockingly raided ell over their bodies. Satre rely lived for three hoer, dories which he Prayed for death, mayhem " I hope the Lord will take me out of my misery. If I recover, I shall be a dreadful sight and bee sever Ire able to work again." °happen lived five beam He said that be merely went into the room out of curiosity to see the wow mesa Mr. Humphreys said that there was no cop or solder used to tastes the plop into the Ore. It wee sot snail to do so. The plug was fitted tight, and the arnica al the deem scald of course well it, and make It able to resist the immure el 600 lbs. upon it. Mr. W. Leeward said that everything bad beim dose with regard to the erection of the erigise - with bee ooscurresse. The Hammer, is summteg up, said that there appeared to be noble( more thin ma error of todgeoset in the omission to Nears the red of the pipe with bolts end plates. The marline °meld not be held criminally reepaemehle kw the deaths al the two men, fur the, acted to the but of atilt judgment. If a verdict at manslaughter were returned there would be so chimes of a oonvicaime. The jury returned the following special verdict, ~ That the deemed were killed scoadentally, sad the jary are unanimously of °pintos that if proper precaution had bees adopted the eridsat by which the deceased lost their lives would sewer have newarred, sod the jury wish to direct the attention of then who have the management and oontrol of steam engines to the danger of stopping pipes by the mere Wadies of plop not secured by bolts , plates, or caps." LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Um Mr. Ooana!likime swiscs mantown.—A=Lloolollll eina assns This beakrupt deseribal Mown as lone= 1 eabdriar, now • general Melee, of Parlatrest, IC g o . 11 is said): at the snit of lb. H. T. Fag= al Haw, he 564 duaagisehei lion ia ss =tics he Into tbe tiffs Oates with s bow= cab. Hie J r ore D ay Be.ig sow =piled for his Mews how row* which was pasted on ha dada( bail to • mu& sawasa. 11 BM 111CILAND. The bial•mry Thosaposs Basklaad, was u aPar, homer, el isisasies.Hfe della are 1901. He at= bates his hilts* to " isendleissey ci prod= was Wady, awl bad dells." All ha Imbue and shah are settled apes bin wile. He was in eartodi d t the suit el Mr. Atteshorounia. et the &MC (01 • liability os s bill whisk le WA wept= ter sae Thank s. and given to that pass to get diecaustal. 1* &sower to =sods= he= his Hoes=t e bah* stated that his merrier) settiensont had lass ash sh isp• He should sot have been ben but ler the lehtla, nate eironastenee of the bill referred to. Naleeme grented. w >t 0001111.—C•113 OP • 111111911111 Lis Vocals, The basksupt. Theme Dower, was demerit= a 1 polp Heber wad bookseller, here* at Oast Pertioasloinw then Taviarshateeet, Ocinnt.gudsa, tbsa el Boos= =eel, Plost.etreet, in partnership wah T. P. likes* tb s s Inroad, vessliet, known w Sirjahow Driassa, and having as magma= It the Strand HoSsball. debb 11r il tA Mr. owned the Soo far Were is biter ch Judd sad oh" who bed do= ask* the Wakes= sal a person Nieboh= with vlaa T bad bees la pastnenlip. Tho =abrupt, ou being ausnised, &Led that he we is with Illessa. He woo eel! sod 00.. bseissw Mr. iikesb :w answi oarried os wilk arreat" mium. Judd and Glass foe the pasting 11 th e " gay Prised," sad gave orders ou Mr. Leo sad War s• sea Hass. Judd sad Ohm' rebus= to swept his air, Did not know where Nabob= sac The basin= ia Tab. took-etre= Ooventaeries, had beds closed sloes Jar a August LA. Baekrup6 WA a &my a • week if th i work messed= he w as to Iwo • she is 2l. it. His Hamm maid if s pews allowed his was to h. IN out to the world as • principal be most tabs On am queues. He mold not satatain Sin. =Oak= sill ha Siting for choice el wigwam =lass the beans as to find two scream of 201. .soh for his appals= s P = l ttings. in an n 1701731 ms TATUM. The bankrupt was • wino inershant. d St Hryatda sad Losimarsroal, Walworth. He applied to hi tans frau csatody. Debts about WC Causes of Lilo= IWO of toads, lows, sad ineekieney at wane Them was no eripseitks, find the when was =sat 11 13 'MAID 11.011.—ADJUDIC•1101 1 . Ad}sdiaatiaa at =shrinks was math spinal hind L Handsaw, of Shorediteb. . A. Jones presseted a petition ca behalf el lons, Lest, Sea, s aes 00. The biliss are by by Hins. Bossy and lisaaphry", is whoa =ode the asoottata tan bola pieced, at shoat' ; sae= sot yet senruiedi gbt ffettft. WINDSOR CASTLE, APRIL 7. The Queen, with Prince Alfred, Princess Helena, PHDOMB Louise, and Princess Beatrioe, arrived at the Castle at a quarter before seven o'clock lad evening from Bookinglain Paha, 'Abraded by the Vierrustess Jocelyn, the Hoc. Mrs. Brom, Major.Generel Seymour, sad Lieu tenenbOolonel Du Plat. The Queen, accompanied by Primers Beatrice and Prism Leopold, went out in the pounds this morning. Prism Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Hay, went out hunting. Today is the birthday d Prises Leopold. The Priem of Wales heated yesterday with her Majesty's Unbolted' at Brecknell, atteeded by Major Grey. The Primers of Wake took a carriage drive, atteadod by the Hon. Mrs. Manor. The Prises of Wales vielted Mr. Brady's Audio in Lid lington-Place, on Thursday. The Prison of Wake, attuded by Lord Alfred Hervey, Major Grey, and Mr. Hohmann, wee yressat at Dr. Hof luau's lecture at the Royal lestitutioa, llbsoarkikreet. last evening. A deputation from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, consisting of Mr. C. Balton, M.P., Mr. Edmund Stine, Mr. Henry /Merry, Mr. Frederick Wheeler, end Mr. L. A. Clianserovrow, bad an interview with the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, at the Colonial-ofd" yederdny. A deputation oa the subject of the Aberdeen University baildinp had an interview with the Right Hon. P. Pads M.P., in the absence of the Chinos/1m of the Exchequer, at the official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is Downiegakeet, yesterday. The deputation coneisted of the Deka of Richmond (Ohanoellar of the University), the Date of Sutherland, the Earl of Fife, Lord Elelso,lLP., Han. C. Carnegie, M.P., Hon. A. Kinnard, ALP.. Sic James H. Barnett, Sir Robert Autrather, Bart., M.P., Sir W. Scott, Bart, ILP., Sir J. Ogilvie, But, M.P., Sir J. D. H. Elpbinstone, Bart., M.P., Sir Graham Monti°. merle, Bart., IL P., Major C. 1.. Cumming Bruce, M.P., Mr. Stirling, M.P., Mr. Bailie, M.P., Mr. Cranford, M.P., ILL Grant Duff, M.P., Mr. R. W. Daff, M.P., Mr. Dun lop, M.P., Yr. Matheson, Mr. Maloomb, M.P.. Mr. Miller, M.P., Mr. W. Taylor, and Principal Campbell Lordßlcbo was prevented by indisposition from attending ber Majesty's reception at Butkingliam•palaos on Thutuday lest. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales pre sided yesterday evening at the meeting of the members of the Royal Institution, ma which occasion Professor Hoff man delivered s lecture "Oo the combining powers of atoms of the elemeeta." A numbs: of diagrams represent ing the chemical formulae of the combining elements of different snheteneas were suspended in the lecture-room, the technical appliances sod the unpronounceable sautes of which might, as Professor Hoffmann observed, frighten some of the audience, but the modes of combination were, he said, nevertheless perfectly simple, and took place in accordance with well-known laws. A communication has been received from the Prises of Wales accepting the invitation of the Lord Mayor of Dublin to be preeeat at a grand ball at the Mal sioiplictuie on Tuesday evening. the 9th of May. A large number of the citizens will be invited by his lordship to meet his royal highness on the occasion. Their Royal Highnessea the Duchess of Cam bridge and the Prinoem Mary have been the guests of the Duke of Rutland at Beira Castle since Tuesday last. Cola Pur►es and Lady Caroline Cast were in attendance oa their royal Winans during their visit at the ducal seat. The Earl and Countess of Scarborough, Sir R. and Lady Pigot, Lord and Lady John Manners, Mr. B. Cochrane. M.P., sod Mrs. and Miss Cochrane. the Marchioness of Easter and Lay Victoria Cecil, the Rev. Mr. and Lady Adel's& Nor man, and &distinguished party have had the honour to meet their royal highnesses. The Duke of Newcastle left town yesterday for a fishing exennion in Wales. The duchess and her youthful family remain in town till the duke's return. The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli entertained at dinner yesterday ramie& at Grosvenor Gate. the Ambassador of Austria, the Earl and Coes Percy, the Earl of Malmesbary, Earl Beennhamp, the Countess of Gifford, Lord Stanley, Lord Nue, Lord and Lady Robert Cecil, General and the ROD. Mrs. Forester, the Ron. Mrs Dusoombe, Baron Meyer de Rothschild, and Colonel and the Hon. Yrs. Dudley Carleton. Later in the evening Mrs. Disraeli had a reception. THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S Lzvar..—The Lord Chancellor will on Saturday next, the first day of Easter term, give his customary reception to the judges and other dignitaries learned in the law. The Duchess of Argyll has lent her house and grounds et Campion Hill for the bazaar in aid of the Ar • soeiatioa for Promoting the General Welfare of the Blind. Miss Gilbert, daughter of the Bishop of 'Chichester, is the chief promoter of this charity. Many ladies of high rank give their countenance to the undertaking, and will maim its objects by fursialtiag and keeping stalls. Space and precedence being especially kept for members of parliament at Mr. Colxten's funeral yesterday, it not unnaturally happened that two or three venturous spirits, not is yet returned for any borough, attempted to pose for such. One of these gentlemen. thinking probably to deceive a mere local constable, boldly said, "Well. don't you know I am a member of parliament ?" To which the man replied, "I know you are not, so please to stead bock." The discernment of the offiosr might, perhaps, have seemed las astonishing to the discomfited party if the latter had known that he had been attempting to impose on the policeman usually on duty at the door of the House of Commons, who had been retained and brought down to identify claimants for admission duly entitled thereto. The second spring flower show of the Botanic Society was held to-day at the gardens in Regeat's.park. A great and unique attraction is likely to be lent to the International Exhibition at Dublin by the King of Italy. A letter from Turin, dated the list ult., states that the Royal Treasury will moat probably send a topaz weighing several pounds, and eight or nine Inches long. having OD it I beautiful engraving of "the Last Supper." The committee are expected to provide at their own expense a suitable show case, plate glees, and an trod safe, w ith iron railings like a cage all round. The letter states that to see this gem alone would be worth a journey from London. The 16th of April has been fixed on as the lest day for receiving pictures sod works of art. The Duke and Duchess de Persigny, whose de porters for Rome ham been announced, are said to be lingering at Nice, RUGBY SCHOOL.--Tbe annual cricket match between the old &Odom' and the school will be played en the 28th and 21st inst. FRANCE. THE EMPEROR'S TRIP TO ALGIERS. A communication from Toulon has the follow ing :—" The admiral commanding the experi mental squadron has received instructions from Paris to hasten the repairs of the vessels under his orders, and to hold himself ready to put to sea about the 20th. It is reported that the Em peror will arrive about that period at Toulon, to proceed to Africa, and that the entire squadron will accompany his Majesty as far as Algiers." BELGIIIII. The Belgian Chamber of Representatives has been for two days engaged in a discussion relative to the formation of the Belgian Legion for Mexico. The points to which the debate particularly referred were questions put to the ministry on the use of the Andenonie barracks being granted to the legion ; on the desertion of a volunteer, a minor, named Crimmers ; and on a circular ad dressed to the chiefs of corps by General Choral, Minister of War. The opposition charged the go vernment with haying needlessly exposed itself to the hostility of the United States by an unnecessary intervention in Mexican affairs, and with having departed from that policy of neutrality which should always be strictly observed by Belgium. After a warm discussion, in which the Minister of War took part, a motion to declare that the Chamber regretted that the government had not remained aloof from the Mexican expedition was rejected by 55 votes to 27. (MUM B TZLZOILARB.) THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA. PARIS. Ann. 8. The 3foniteur of this morning says :—" The go vernment has instituted inquiries into the sanitary condition of St. Petersburg, and has received tele grams dated the 3rd and 6th inst., according to which the state of the city was deplorable. Some weeks ago there was no epidemic beyond the dis ease common in St. Petersburg at this season of 1 the year." RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Aram 8. The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day says : " No notification has been received here of Russian ships being subjected to quarantine on their arrival at Dunkirk. Such a measure would be entirely uncalled for." DENMARK. COPENAGEN, Aran. 7. Privy Councillor Brastrup, who was entrusted last year with a mission to Athens, and subse quently with one to Berlin, has been appointed Minister of Justice and Public Worship. FRANCE AND THE PORTE. PARIS, A NUL 8. The Constitutionnel of this morning states that according to the last intelligence received both by the French government and the Turkish Ambas sador in Paris, the relations between the Porte and the Marquis de Mouldier are of the most satisfac tory character possible. PORTUGAL LISBON, Aram 7. The Minister of Public Works has resigned. The Cortee have adjourned till the 24th of April. This is considered a measure of the Duke de Loulos to pin time. It is said that he wishes not to resign office to the opposition, but to the Duke de &Martha, on the arrival of the latter in Lisbon. (arum's imam.) THE NEW ITALIAN LOAN. TURIN, Ann 5. - - The Italia of to-day ssys : The lose appears to kam bees definitively conceded Is DIMS ROthpallia, sue half M the rate el 59 per teat., the altos being thrown open to public subscriptions. This esseesti tee certain exhiet for the rise in our funds. Nathan certain is heave se to the rate far the public sub , weiptioa ; but the goverment will probably polity the owe be us es sew se Beres Railwelddl will have somewhat Mewl the Italia credit The adios few libel brouslit by Sew Bells egelast Ibe reepeemilole *Mee of the Homan:Aid; I helium will Immo off on Thursday, the Lleli last. 811IOIDA OP 1 POISON= IN NATVGATII. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Thin afternoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy serener, held an in airy at Newpie respecting the death of a prisoner named Samson Parer, mged 25 years, who nom nutted suicide while under remand is the above prima. Mr. E. James Doer, Cioreeser 01 NewiPta mid that An doomed was brought lab the pima ea Thursday last He had been remanded by the City mnestreies on the 'barge al baring stolen divers silk shawls , the property al Mr. Charles Kennedy, his employer. He was pet is the meal cell for re manded prisoners. He wee to bare been ireught up for farther examination next Thursday. denmot Robert Pacirmen, a city detective, deposed that he had arrested the deceased on Thursday Let while he wee going into a public-house near the City-road bridge. While ha wan being taken to the Mansion-house he looked vary ill, and he maid, "Don't walk lest, I ma very ill." When he was examined before Alderman Carter he Demme very de spading in coesequence of some letters which he thought had been burnt being produced in evidence spinet him. He was charged with robbing his employers in concert with two other men named Powell and Mahatma. When his companions were smiled ems of them ecedeseed, end some letters that the deceased had written to Mm. Powell about money matters IMO produced in court spd Dim. He had always requested Mrs. Powell to burn all au Lateen. Robert Mapsegoe, a weeder, preyed that whes the do. ceased was brought into the prison at 5 ergo& en LA Thursday evening, he war made to take • warm bath. He war not attired in the prom dram. He did sot look very ill, and, therefore, no doctor saw him before, he took the bath. Thrum Finn, principal warder at Na wpte, said that he was called to the deceased's cell on Friday morning. He was undreamed, and his hands were tied babied hire with a garter. He must have first tied his hands in frost of him, and then pulped his tied hands over his heed. On the floor of the cell stedernsath the gas pipe he had r• blanket, sod as that he placed a stool. h a ad then taken • piece of the web Muffing. sad having fastened it to his scarf tied it round his seek. aid then he had fastened it to the gaspipe. Wham could not explain how he bad then fastened his hands behind hint. The remit of his putting the blanket on the floor one to prevent the noise of the falling of the stool when he kink it from under him being beard He had areanged all dark. Mr. Clark, surgeon, stated that de cell in which the deceased was placed wee celled the receded cell. He would be kept in that cell for the whole of that night. TM next day he would be placed in another. The cell was • very dreary oue, and to a prisoner entering it ie the later pert of the &y, when jt was unlighted, it would praises • very black appraised The Coroner It would be likely to effect the mind of • pence in low health. Z. Perry, dotter did deceased. mid that the demand had been • ~douse porter to Mr. Kenuedy far twelve months. Three months ago he left in coaseqoeds of bad health. When the deceased wee addled he did not know that there was any dirge aphid hi s usex peeted him. He was a man of good character, asd arrest would no doubt prey upon his mind. For the lad three moods he had lived apes clubs. He had di himself from his employer on account of hie ill-health. had been living in the country. The Corder baring lammed i t i h s eitry retuned • verdict of "Suicide while of n= The Channel Fleet is under orders to proceed to sea on the 17th Mt. TUB SIZIOUS LeCIDINT TO Me. HIMILT HOLM —Happily, having Mem into such good hands from the mowed of the sociderit, so to speak, and mstMg with such prompt rordiod aid (Dr. Humpiny having also beita called is), and the most comfortable acsoommodatioo at the heads of lir. Jackson, of the hotel at Whittlished, when every thing has been done for the comfort of the injured pet/a men and his OUMKOUS family and tripods staying these, a great change has taken place for the bettor, and we are happy to relate that most seagulls hopes are now "Mar tallied of his recovery, although it may yet be mom ma riderable time before Mr. Hems can be removed home. Combs age radepnident. PROPOsED Ngap Samurais IN Kincwierrwa. The proprietors of the Exchange is Ilsalbeder, iod ine that the memat baUding offend ialßlSOini 110000. modation for the rapidly growing trade of the districts sad having no lamas of Worming its area, gam settee • few months ago that they had made aussagempets with the owners of contiguous property for the porthole of • sew site ors which to erect a sew &Mange. In the Modica of the new site, however, they seem to - have bete Morin:she. It has always bees felt that a building in which merchant. and business men are to aoogregate should be a neer Y possible to the busiossemetre of the city. Upwards of 20 years ago this Post-offico formed part of the Ezekiel.. When there was ea longer mem 'Gough for the Ecol-cfte the proprietor of the Exchange mod much as they have done now, and without coasalting the wish". of the inhabi tants bo ught a sew site, sad actually commeticed the MO- Um of a new post-office upon it. Public spirit wee arouse& sod after • short but sharp easiest the Post-odke was carded to Brown-street About the site of the sew Exchange there is now a similar molest arising. By many people the Newell's Building.. plot (that proposed by the present Ex change oommitter) is coosidered a good we ; bat there IW sprung up a party (a powerful sad isfiasetisl cm) who pro pose to cony the Exchange, like the Post-affiae, to Brows street, and the plot selected is oast bounded by that street or, one side, by Opt ng-pnime cm the other side, and m ating back from Kingeozeol to the Gomm HMI- The plot can be obtained without an sot of pediment, sad is said to afford space for a bniklier doable the alas of the present Mebane, and ose thkd larger Ma that the Es chew. commits." proms a baikL It coatasa 4,350 yards of available land after aliowsg scanty 1,000 yards far stead improvements. The estimated coat of land sad beildiago is 200,00 W., sad It is calonlatod that a ma roma. of 20,0004 might be Maimed from sabotribare. How ia dasatid the party for the ahem is may be Marred from the follow*, selected from other MIMS Moody among the list of promoters :—&r Ellesaak Armitage sad Boas; S. L. Bemis and Co;. Robert Dubow sad Brother; Brown, Sos, sod Co.; Hamorma sad ; Calleeder, Lyles, nod Co. •. Jahn Dsmiele red Brother ; Robe rt Garber sod Cs • Chambedis sad ;C. E. Headmell and Os. ; ; John Feeder sad Ce. ; Jeba Nam sad Co. ; John Yeedeß film sad Co. Mem mad Nephew • Parr, Cedis. sad Co.; & ; aad Waffis sad Oe. ; Kolb sad Boas ; Jobs Stuart sad Os ; &imam Kai" and Oir.; Sta yer% Zsgerasier sad Co., Tboastaa mid Os.; Bomb, Bal four, aid ; Lee Bah and OD.; Tall sod Orates. EXPRESS FROM PARIS 01011 OM OWN PARIS. FSIDAT EUSTIS. It is remarked that the Moniteur major (that of the mor&ng) did not reproduc e the paragraph of the Moniteur minor, or Moniteur du Soir, which affected to deduce from a piece of news, doubtful at best, about an increase of the Papal gendar merie, that the Pope was now sensible of the greet advantages offered to him by the convention of September 16, and might b e expected shortly to show himself more tractable. All the latest letters from Rome tend to show that there is no founda tion whatever for the supposition that the Pope's obstinacy is in any degree shaken ; and the shrinking of the great Moniteur from the respon sibility of its little brother's assertion, justifies the belief that the latter was merely meant to throw dust in the eyes of pious country readers. It is announced that M. Belmontet, the poet laureate of the Empire, is about to edit an unpub ished manuscript of Napoleon I. about Julius Cesar. It does not appear, however, that the first Emperor troubled himself about the " providential mission," which is the leading idea of his nephew ; the work in question is said to be a purely military treatise upon Cesar's campaigns. A solemn sitting of the " five academies" was convoked yesterday at the Institute of France to witness the opening of a letter from the Emperor accompanying a presentation copy of hie " History of Julius Caesar." There was much disappointment and more laughter when on breaking the seal the letter turned out to contain merely two matter-of course lines from M. Pietri, the private secretary, stating that he had received his Majesty's com mands to send a copy of his work to the Institute. The Monsieur du Soir, more categorical than the Conetitutionnel, declares that there is " no founda tion whatever" for the statement that the Empress is writing a life of Marie Antoinette. The Empress is going in state to Notre Dame next week to adore the relics of St. Louis, which are then and there to be exposed. At the Bourse the Bente fell 16c. both for cash and account, closing at 67fr. 60c. and 67fr. 80e. Mobilier fell 13fr. The market was firmer at the close than at the commencement of business. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.: BiTULDAY. Ann S. I LI. & it.i. N•les 19.70401 W. Mader 29.91471 &&W. Ligth U.911,11$ B. Ardreassa••• 19.116471 a. IL L Fig;44B44iii.: =.7: ! — I Cape Mils 1 - 44er ae rsr 10. - 0 1 0 SS liaglissa —41.04 67 - 17ssaress lO.OO 48 1.4.1. Md, 30.01 67 R.N.!. itOrlsol 30.00156 INC. . toolistart 30.04 , 66 Z. ftssratk • .0.i&66 6. 4 , 7= 90.12•48 Z.N.I. . 3414'45 LILL Urges 3417'46 &LW. Dover ..... , I—; Turn* 90.16 .16 S. icarborougo. 30.0844 KW. 541•144 66.10 , 161 6.vi. Etatiouea t— 8.8. i. 11.21. W. Nit 4 W.S.W. 6 W.IS.W. II w. i w:is:w. saw. W. B.S.W. .1. lie. cr- 1 lo $ b -- I 1 4 ot i - - &Tv . SW. S. , • N.N.L , SW. SW. , - • A SX 3 W.8..W. N.R. ' - - 00 1.10 1 tr - 1 lb I b. 2 I' I tb I 1 ibm 8C DAY. B,E, to g.w., fresh to strong, with showers. Cu Noma= MONDAY. Mans. 8.1. to S.W. mo d em, strong to , showery. As above. wserns. As above. Yea'rty to N.W.. re- 1101321LE1. Lto S. and 6.W., rtable, moderate to strong to moderate, strong, showers In some showers to pplatex places. &I to &W. and back, KANIZAN. As nezt above. fresh, generally floe. Northarnfootland. Menem= 'rebind, Wales, and adjn• mucks. gOilibern= English Channel and Bay of Slimy. Iladerawlfeetward Zngland and !forth gem. The telegraphic congress assembled at Pat. having occupied itself in fixing the tart& for the tress mission of despatches oonfortnably with the usiferm tax adopted in a preceding sitting, has, it appears, determised on the following rates :—A single despatch of 20 words, coming from whatever quarter, will be for Persia, 31 r. ; for Austria, 51r. ; Spain, 4fr. ; Switzerland, Mr. ; Italy, 41r. ; Rare, llfr. ; Turkey, llfr. ; the Scandinavian countries, Sfr. 50c. and 4fr. The Independence Beige says "The Emperor Napoleon has decided that the bad of Cobbs s all be placed in the mire= of Vanillas. A dear to that effect appeared this morning is the Mentieur. This, we think, is the first time that such a tribute-4 very legiti mate one, however, and of great significance—has been rendered to a foreigner." The Debat .mays, however, that a similar honour has been conferred upon Humboldt, but upon no one else. "We cannot bet applaud this tribute," it adds, " rendered by a high parsonage to the illustrious English economist." Bracts'. Bravicsa. —The following are the ar misspent' made for special religious services is the me tropolis for to-morrow (Palm Sunday) and subsequent occasions during April and May :—The Archbishop of York will preach at the morning service to-morrow is the Chapel Royal. St. James ; where, on Good Friday, the Very Rev. Dr. Snaky, D4llll of Westminster. will and cie Easter Sunday the Bishop of Oxford. C ab servioe op each wagon 0001111•110118 at non. Is the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, the sermon at the mailbag service tomorrow will by preached by the Very Rev. Dr. Elliott, Der of Bristol; and Dr. Ventre, vicar of Don caster, will perch in the armor. The rakes her commerce at the ordinary hours. On Good Friday there will only be or service, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m., is Whitehall Chapel and the Very Rev. Dr. Bowers, Doss of Manchester , will be the preacher. The saner in the morning as Enter Sunday will be delivered by the Very 1t.,. Dr. West, Dears of St. Patrick's, and that is the snares by the Rev. J. R. Kamm rector of St. James's, Piccadilly. The perchers at the special savvier nadir the dome of St. Pad's will be, to-morrow evening, the Rev. Andrew Baru Suter, M.A., incumbent of All Sainte , fipitalfiede ; and on the Bray after the Rev. William Selwyn. D.Dt, Cron of Ely and Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge. On the evening of Easter Sunday this year will be the last of the special ser vices at St. Paul's. Therpseial savior at Westminster Abbey will openness on the art Sunday April 22—the first stet Easter—at the same boar, 7 o'clock p.m. The on these coessiona will be es fellows April 2 2 , Lint:7 Rev. Dr. Stasley, the dean ; April 30, the Rev. J. Carter, rector al Clews, ; May 7, the Br. Daniel Moore, Golan Lecturer and hecumlaset of Camberwell May 14, the Rev. Oros Doorway. rester of St. Margaret* Westminster ; May 21, the Bishop of Oxford ; May 28, the Archbishop a Dahlia. The sermon at the remiss war en* ocieuneseing at 10 o'clock to-morrow, is Westminster Abbey, will be preached by the Rev. Oars Conway, and that in the afternoon by the very rev. the der. Oo Easter Sunday the dean will preach both ia the mersing end evening saviour. THS FOLIOS °OUSTS (THIS DAY.) BAD TALI OP • 11111V•Well PILL Susan Caffrey. aged 20, • headmen thriAlked with die* effts, anonlhiti as se Moser, raiding at Little Olanodonotreet, was charged lsefews Mr. Tam court with steeling. co the 31st ult., from the abut, ; Weieopessge, Somentows, oas bedtick, sae d 0.., aw jacket, and other articles, of the value of 21., the pinny of gem Rickessa. a serene dealer. Yr. Mann wallaitee, weesweni. The evident' west to thew en en the day is quills the tr Zoner west to the shop of the prosemint sad nels pureines. When the pro...brit nest Ur Lek to pt an umbrella that wiener wished is auk Gs prientery left the shop, lining with her a baled clothes that had recently bees peeked up. Chesser - to her, but she manned to make her ma" bat hien tics laving bees gine to the polies she was appeaseisil Ir k e i lk s onnstable David Older 418 8, so setae Ili otiose, who told bee thi charge, whim So net the preesentrix had better mind what aka ine4die es she ins in the habit of purchasing Moles stoles the ern, on the day that she (psisceer) bad wild the prapecutrix • bar of soap which she (painess) stolen from • shop_ie Somentown. The primmer maid she did not wish to nine my kiss but would like the magistrate to deal with the an It 0•011. Mr. D'Eywourt asked if anything wes knows of Ibsen oedemas ci the pr_Mener. Polierneem Older said that the risme bad en ben out of the Hens of Correction three days elms* had been suffering 12 months' imprisonment fet fdsg when she robbed the promentriz. He bed bows boss • thief for the past in years. The prises% kink wee respoolablr, and before she be... a thief she was afa Made servant ; but booming soqnsisted with • ys mos, he introduced her to a bed lot, sod she benne a Sid to rapport him. He afterwerds awed bet sad Mks to her fate, and now she was deserted by her old Meek Mr. D'Hyneenrt (to the prieceser)—What a thing it it— speeding your life ID prism ! Yes are eemn Middlesex melon for trial. GREENWICH. THZ SITICHERZID ;111101:1, cothscron. Richard Boots, • batabir, carrying on badman at Pies aPPaand to our the Information of Jima Eh& ford, for having pared through lb. Fist Greeswick I gate with a hone and oast, without min the telL The complainant said that between I and 2 o'clock la lit afternoon of the 23rd alt. the defendant passed thrall the gate with a horse and cart, at • trotting mos, soli when called upon to pay toll or produce his ticket he tosk so notioe, but drove right away. The defendant. in answer to the m•gistrate, said that to did nag believe be should bare been summoned hat for the oomplathant having a Florence against hum for posnilf wowing him from sleep than they hoar in the wail when going to market, to be allowed to per the talther. (Laughter.) In returning on the day in question he aide waked the complaicant ear beard him call to him to obi otherwise his Gould hare called out the number of tie . 4 1 ticket, as he had said toll eta previous gate. Mr. Train mid ft was a mistake on the part of &frond home to suppose that they could pies through pews turepike-r by merely calling the ember sr Wan of the day ticket. It was noceneary that the ticket should le Thpendant mid he paid several pounds a you tdl d gates on the road, and that the only grievance was that le wee in the habit of turning complainant oat of his lid milker In the morning than he liked, became of the dab Id being opened. (Laughter.) The straplainsat denied this, and said that ea othee ear dons, when called apes to produce his ticket the defsaimi b wi ll e rePl s Oh. aAni f forgot ; I bate left it at bane se gi Mr. Traill said his order would be that the deteadthipt the amount of teal, 4d., together with 7a °3141. The defendant, in paying the money threatened tha t rem, plainest that in the event of again being i detain tie , en toll gate, he should sae him teethes of time. It is stated that the New Zealand postal contrail with the Pumas, New Zmisad. and kretrslimm 18,11 Mali Company bee been ratified by the New Zsakad P vsnanest with modilcatioas. The subsidy. it soma. h to he 90,0001., or, if s spited of 10 bigot' be sdothdt 110,0001. Amara= ROBBERY IN THE ClTT.—Fatly Thaesisl i aimiii i a robbery was mannittod Our motri oa the premises of Yr. H. Lom as aYkri nrieritate sad s member of the Coal of Comma Cassia They base r frontage is Qoarrht and two ado entreat:es la s narrow street Dalai Fla hugs, st right &ogles with it. At night ths whole el the frost is well mound by iron oltattors, sad the met d ism guarded by aeon ace bars at paints which wad oth prosa erwise to be valosrable. 1111 the miaow la Yr. Taylor's manager on clawing ths warehouse Ice de night to fasts. ooe of the side doors as the Maids. thd.t lam by the Weer, which be locks oa the outaa le, sad um be did as usual on Wednesday sveniog. It so ma that partioular imolai that a sum of goomiy. If sot wholly, in gold sad silver, which bad hiss after bank home, was placid is aa iron oafs for the A polismasa ea deity bad trisd all the doors is peatolytur. 2 chit* most morals & sad found than swam ; our ; how sad a belt after. as galas bin mand. wit sae cos the ads doors afar. This exalting he al bast guard maid* mail his nagosat, who makes • ewe of the best the ociatesry way to him. should pass' the es=prit prosatiag Idumelf, they agora the itus•• togsther, sad mods cards' search, wittiest hdlg. anyone. Issportor Foulest wss b r ought tam the WV boar* policeretatlas is Bow-laxs, sad the malt al • MO es Wm Want* imentiastims of the plum was to yid . 116 with lb. door Was. sad the by is the Mils The sags, as. of two as the promises. proved to bitg in which the mosey hod Isms placed os the Parks ° I bg, sad to lis empty. Ths thieves appear to hor° wed the guy of tie safe, which bad bus is 11 , 1: • • • ri hoses over stlit, and, hark* in that easy way themselves slits ashram, to hays Ist , thiamin° °`• Elie side door, which is oedisarily fastana es the Wig Thom hod bus so attempt to t a mper with the laid other Ado door, by whisk dm sasomamr Um"' S t io ,V was them the slightest lodisation that the I bass forcibly shred from without, No VW wa t b :l, muiti ee tad ha pubes authorities believe either t hat managed to amegto themselves is the hoists it was Assad far the or to mar it by es Om a dare."' dr ' Fart* as* a Anglo drawer Of desk «pm* war ana say was *sahib*Moms* appagesel at l boo Mae e I" "bar NON was stoles b ths woo h saler the key of width led hem left oo the parommu,_. l , , Wag any if tot wholly, in coin, the fob" ." Iladieg say slue to the robbery. OXFORD AND CAN RAC'.--cnit The greet university ion * s oy peon interest as Never has it attracted so year, and n ever has th ere I combi na tion of cimumatene. the relative skill and power Cam a nd Ilia Th e prestige of five sue each yet aPPeared, established the dark blue ' co wer, and the betting of 6 w hraled up to the end W impression that Oxfor able more than to any ku, at the men. Indeed wher g e st ermarance on the Th ehee reable, which, however The Oxford men were pra iwhile the Cambridge men i own river, and perhaps the general c hange of opinion , fore the roe, and which i in favour of Oxford, but even bets at odds in far ta inly when the Cambricb appearance was calculated imiresson.. They are as ever put into a clutter , weakoses of late—the a g ives place to a long, at d a wn of time and swin that we have lately been w i t h Oxford. The print ' g oing on during the weei craws and picked Theme' to confirm the opinion t tined to win, but both o to be well up to the ma good race brought an tators to the contest. equally weighted than hl there bang only a differ Meson the two crews, an d actually equal. The fol 0x L B. T. Baker. 114. L H. P. 54almowt h t 3. F. Haden 4. G. G. Oarialrf, V 5. A. Monism Bal & W. Wood. Paisbr 7. a. Baborlder. Trii & x. Brews. Vila, OM, 0. ToNsaikel I. IL H. Wa ssb ii 4 2. Plpme, • o 4. R. A. Ilecisk% I 6. D. F. eleareesee 6. O. K. Dreitoiek, T. W. B. B. Grlfi &sow Trmlie,. & 0. Oar., F. H. Arabi The otbiurt wee from 1 bosi t3 if.i tei ttal /r., so wa d kraspbood 3orte sa. againj.starterw r 200a.tthchiy7atil Mortlake. The weather was al lovely spring mcirniN the exciting Beene, an air to fan she heated faring with their progt aides presented that lament which is laws: event, with all its c aide of good-hamout instrumental, perfot not di sgu ising the throughambling from the n 7," to the 'nor frequent rushes o on the Middlesex themes apriuging ft down to the river, al position, and richneto beds of crocuses. In gayer scene than that rented, and those win struggle, and who foi spectators, both male colours they wore, a. film° th wc :bt:ic e lg teli : s 7wh rec ei a u ch ti be O w ed, t t ell x li we, f e or -c o ' Oxford had the c A Pasta ORrnC 0 BOLT RAM-1U folk " TM puss question t at MN Waist =inept to thoss of Oarabridgs 1111.14111 on the Thames sistorious, sad Omar twukted to maks a pdes-cup (coupe d'A. shoat to coalpsts • bolds is tha village saw off. Plated sad seat to bud at twilight wither bow war say Wiwi ivory day. pul thstr stroke, is noel thdr wisktlisse yew whisk is all rospwits, te arasary ths onto , salsa& 0111.011. be .! Maly to this streagth that we practise it Is boatiag ths 'Mania& the mat Bpi *raising of the boa* ROCIDALZ ILE Ike ter this ametity melee will take pia kas ea Thursday. /, MU, Manchester, at mestroom ievitatic Itedidalis to human Km Brett, QC., is t " The literary /Weaves, " is Wu. Mice promisee ao that the psptls of tb lava, are 'applied b %Wog tam, riddle Two et them F 101 freely with the sad a ' stare' °apt William of Claude Mary of it. Mad. Maeloaa, sad data 911tas to go to pre " Mesas. Hun Slobs led Corrine hansom 0.C.8.. k el Oar Neel Winos tsele Platens,* Used the West a "no We a Jou& etedseee sad Fi Boieted We is reed the Dram lespeassiess of bantam Cull; ' IVlsasseld ; " Yr Oust* F. Bork "ark ; " &dal " Spar% sod Spot Ciboria &totem Wiseesis. Ia one at Jaw That isripps Wain •0 1 ••• • ema 011 Mik• •• • Uri •Ii tiro pow soup WI rob me lak sad timid via IL