The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-03 00:00:00

~i*~~ i . o mjirigim m • . . . , ,_ ... . 1 NEWSPAPER • ,r arqt„n o r ,, :Va lii(IRRUT ,PISS 311 T 4., A I . f .\,......,,,) k , - • _. •__ . • __ , - v . .-:.--.,,, ..- ~, L ar y., . Z .1 .. .. ,: v, 14 : 111 1:1` ..4, ..-, : r , prt i oi ...I.t o . :::111 103 1 . . •.. • • 1 _ . . • . .441 ' • . .. . . . • : . .... -.. lag ,:r; , .. • • SSIlidX2 I •it t . . _ . LONDON, TUESDAY , ILTENIAG Anti, 3, .1860. (Stamped H. Ailditi onaL ) [TWOPEN CE. , ST. MARTIN'S-HALL —IIAMDIF/8 ACCIDINTS ON YHA WPORD, WORCESTER, • NAVAL AND MILITARY. ,• . SARDINIA. MiallAll, rifia Mal et Mr. JOHN NULL&M. AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY . Dew 10 tiles Mlle Moir, Nile Moe Mem, Ml. ADllllaLly, Aram 2.—Awrontriterts.--Com - (nos ova own lIMONNONISINT.) Thom itilwa, la., es. M. ; Walla, Is. ch s S aa d ay morn i ng, b etween f our an d fi re wander S . H. Henderson, to th e Zara. Mats O. R. Fewest, to the TURIN, Mims 20. ' c 4 ; it aii aociaist at the MR. ALBERT SMITH'S LAST NIGHTS of Worcester, ° L a ti m eolverhanipti adie lall "silan wes, ° wLe th li . , Navel cted!t W . a Walpole t° the Coinr.rr. . o f W C hill ! l I ain v i - c r e i ro ti 7 o ra the hir— pas Prince 20 17 m ellni s._ A.—rite ftvgyneo a tlpPusa tae, s 8 o'clock, sad TO-11011- 4 ,roll to . al y te:l i ed we i re ilartsge to property, did sot dr goods treis , y t d. hellj o ird .,,,.. tee . ii i , k 2 4 l =_Reginoer T. 'knot; to e =mud, will make hi. .oh3in t? ea t t etor Em- 2017 ury the S cotch, tn, o l!..t or chester, anc Ae rr"rpood ARGYLL iror chart to inted es Fa: five c.,.. He left Turin ni y e r at ?y thea l ruc. ,.. itestatiOr.--1011011. • wevieuret SWIM NA- aischissery tithe Pffillor B. Harrison , p mooted to the oa st b 4 . 411 front which place it goes on to Woroathr, me l t r ,.. emele hd eee ele t e ha t t by Cavour Farini, and General Fent. He had a ibr m mOldllin s'idsa 6. Ile talit ilism = rr all . /eels ier isa v t gaisi ces, :h i l ° S III4-14 "........ ~* whes .,_, thae . 0 2 reta .,,,, entv ....1 °I Dtmul Y" Smith, posserned to esecad-olans emg =staVi h n e ttt i :4l: ; numerous ' suite, pa_rt of which conaieted of some ir= i t Me Eallva Stlvares. lows ague IV 8 o eV& :d the , n T in — a. wee " proceeded 7 3 : '''"9 l 7, 6 = g r e n : d ' vs t h . o ttliss, • to seoced-class assistant engineer . in Tuscan officials belonging to the high nobility. gas platform, however, al wile going over eet e ;W. Indhe. Promoted to second - clans sex i s t - There was also the painter 1 3 0880li, an artist of I NATIONAL ABBY ROOMS, sliarri= .....;., the ' awls oroasing"—e, crossing used by sesndins emissin ia ibi s emi ...; Htdee • : d i d imomen.J."` promoted to great repute, who vrill have to depict on canvass Mc= leesse —Tab eas =Ws : bilh oirgie . F u ot the ftdr above. °M and sise uxi tioned d cooaa and W trsiT li.r sudde t eir h ely ran offs Acting blecaltbas Ambient H. &Dhow, to the Intrepid, the ant rY and the festivals- The Prince embarked at Genoa &boat 10 o'clock last night, in the new ' MeesdAt nr ibli a islordise &Mr MM. , ON V i ke ea lo t:4 l. lise, dragging one or two --.--- • y eelehrallei • CHATHAM, Are 2. acres steam-frigate the Maria Adelaide. gesra et wri V. M. Vainir__,lMW b ow** It d i tr= InuMb leis in sews. The greater Dart of the d m a i, an d Moots now Atierrestas.—A detachment of the Sardinian ships of war had left the harbour the del =l l 7 i toragl i rrana m rainr=tr g . " Nil ' ba t i E ll isr evea rt4 6. I' a s :eel to t the t r er r in i tteedee up the 40th ( led Romemetehire) Regiment arrived at Fort Pitt before with the troops that are to form the genuine. ' Dos , at which polls s " smash" from HcePrtel. friar Austral* hat night, belied dderadarbed o _,,. Ih the meantime the splendid regiment of cavalrj 6001, okr a .n o ess i mo go l og ot , t o one b oo o f l a s en d th e nlen thehird tinop . st o ip e WeUeelel me Conrander J friz LONDON PAVILION I Tisidmeneatreet, ~• 77 1 called the Conissieri di Piemonte must have ar- um,. ItWase irAs a cat. ami t• ..—. • Phiselat ia rosearaZ c u L r i a l se v upwah lls tft ahati ttt ehmr '"u nn e g ies P lubm° oo . 4 l4.' i nt a g ~,a k :s a t at i is am,. and * hu nt; th e te t w i e - r e . ma ii. rived, and it will have to escort the prime leads habl Toot h : - I.•,,Z 9ONCIIST. Adialriel e. (hr oyereaseesei NO* al,-.4 Ftt= Cdr oVelio e Sse oar boamogasar ad skargs .froz" et Assistant Eth o )Gra The .. 7ob oalies i r; , enters the Eros r city . The Th .... . e rest you will pro-- y ----. . ~.. 4, - - - - ' it 4 4 the item mat tad Mow Me .. •.• it MN , hawse occupying Oh days. o. .. ~ • . 4 to a • by its demur. ' "`. - GENERAL rarsariutta itnitt. 7 • 7 , . . . , • • . a. . . ''' "-*." • - . .4, " ; 44 t i ho' 11.1 kins. Proses has .= fliftg hirkgk r := 41 ' . .. ' the . ' Tavern Drat • engine thus ermegyfagaiserffill=e el Tat The r4tro cgilital. sad the .. .. r sent to the lb . SAW: Whets end two fi ne provinces ; her ow hie main, Tow /mos, llaq. to the ash ; sitil amo=e l am =4 the W. _am as f..agr. ti it. Wry's temadas • • .. - therefore been laid for. Slvery Mr. Jails* M.P., sal ale Maid *Mk ' cdf inithmitice " the War PePer tme e t h e*d thee ' ,i Our political blectiona are all but ended, and our with Mr. Resistees, Yr. Igas. Mr. w , Yes. T. P. 0 . 464 irr. ocsima. sad sui t i tt l ! thi rtil.4 . l .fiatawis s erhe~ o the leral si lasis lihkh ooni. wee ' iniAlsa gora I C t r i naa n g pnaa '"' in a r ild aba skia. de t wt and at nann the d °aPb a aa na j pa d Cl°6d aa. ollibr dideetaett, Cavitinr, Parini, Ricasoli, and Ma- l ow inumben, of th e gooledrai progoogoa. Ley law Th e l m a. non thrown oar awe the calm, sad low* to the Torw‘w corps is Chem, order' boa Miami, bite been elected five or six times over at Ws" present se eraletnes el the keg. . • said them men tip the bank and were tweed over - to bees received at Fort Pitt ' Hospi that a number of staff different places This is a grateful testimony of the T" mesas] sale" 'built v.. shale end weltd_t .* IMO Aili Its signal wires sad the veils by whisk meow and staff assistan win be despatched 'public confidence and esteem. There are fi fty-two Isathrod. KW miss, Nis Jai Ntssdr% rard NW mow sus worked were very much erg sad • sad a from this Oreurtrf to be to this invalid e eh e ht t e * eicielt_ous that remain undecided. Of the deputies commended their vocal performing' • Yr. Mara habits re x . ~d isd ,, were throws o „ g a r . j a a.. sent. The names of the whole of the medical OfflOeli sad Mr. Imam& with the hautbois arid lets , were weft of mono d omogo t o a - 'the Mstrmersts engaplL al It le see brown as lestany Orders were this morning received at Port Pitt for the rest with the exception of about fi fteen belonging In prepleig the loyal term, the CRAWL/Jr reserkse woo awa k es & li, a gn a nn ai r e am pa a a following medical officers to proceed to the static" to the Left , all are considered to be munstenahets. . I AM he Majaity the gor who bad swat for the fhb. *A the an d the icier won to th e g as s i o a r a named :—Asaistent-Surree J. Martin. to Jersey , tem - my own inipralluon, however, is fiat not only the Meath Usaa an anneal Illipuou of 1001. to the Giaaral a w oa d as tie time the sl ow s ad w a g er ba l sam Burgeon W. Chem, to rtnorecliffe ; end lonstant mod' at Urge, but ministers thenteelves, know Dramatic Floe, was, la every wry, a kind and Sena pa. a s, v da is y b a r h od (a th e t eet e J. Smith, to Canterbury. not hi ng positive as yet upon the subject. The Rat- ......—. .e Oa. ilmmais. Lagrtuar inluirii.ri N. figugah fr. Um .....1. - ... i-i• ...i-i• 1......- .......... r...--sedt.aate / 0) No. 4.255.] WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to• Now vimk _The LI% karook 11W TOM mei HILAOLLPHIA COMPANY Imbed deopmehils their felt 1...rt,1 me nor maw Qammimrs 1., mho: pos.mgrn MOMIXII‘ w ita LT LIMP= XZW TOIL (MAMMA' Twirwww Apse 4. lIALMICIX4WeIemiur. yall al U. lut Wassisay. tlt dar ratty suressilig Weirmig. Ohba Wow. U. Ir. nada pirwasredbig •I.r.ent pearee. Pim% VOWS timmens tor O mid Se Widen MAW saw' is wag rtguramples tinalar helm pOladars spoil HOLM W i ll=sl 664. illeaupsd at Ile NV km awl Wert W. Meg QIIIIRRY moue SOUTH AFRICAN., =Du= DUTIBL-010111463 WAINJI=Ce., Lievaratiamil, sadK On Waiveln* LC., Pea, m ill =4 . 11s. per dem. Item alias an a6 C =leal seality, sad perfectly fres frees Clips at British aIas—COGNAC BRANDT, Pals or Browse, DK per gallon . very 1111/11f111111T et ILUtIfILL trees Its ersed m a T ias pales. 3 OLD PALL BRANDY, bottiM le Como by Mar- WI sot Os, Marla, thar Isbri, repeals, sad bread as cart, la ens demo an M , Imparted direct. 4111D16Z WALK= •114 Co , 11, Itartrare•road, sad 66. Gres{ Tierstelsea, LC.—Delivered tree al say Load= Mlles) 111•111 ea lbauty _ Threw QTRAM to 8R1311131.-I%* North Gem= e rv i or" ." Us "' a•Ng bare bon— Yak taw.. be Os .Mw pot Ll* on*r = pm. Fans et Wis. a: INC to M:. hot and MIL IPaimpurs mai Ms *dr WM@ LI =l:ll4ll l real mu. ar rw : /I=7 , ..;:t . POILLin k : O IPL aisms, IL Spri4ma. 'MARTIN'S SHERRIES et the Reduced pet, —iteu pal Mr masa& la Ikaand-THOOL NUNN l ed lONA strongly ramonall as WIN of **above mama sitars cease doer Week sac ea at per ars i altraNa. ma, ma, and ma : aramMado, ma. Ma. am Ism loam Ma ; sod MOM NNW" Ma : Ilsolussaa. Posta lita and fa 1 ear W. fa, Ma. rad Ma • eke Nod blif dna fa, fa, ea le Ifla Capa.gal la ; IL /dim Illa : IL Mafia fa aid Ni. : Me . slar Clmm Ma le Wilia Oimpips, pot if •-• aspater. Na, Oa. Oa, mil fa — NW mid MM. vim. r i g imam al •M= ImoV W. Mod= ll' c= sl P• and EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to 1111.1111 D. 'Greet Womble Imlbromj Is WA/21MM rd COI% =lmo s.. MIL SD Ilr/WI la Ise Isoz ze borld boos to Tobias al Moso killoot od Wall lt i lloolo bli bib moms BM S &JI. bobs bib Ilige7MMT. lIICIXDAT, awl SAMMY Ml[O by IbitlT • Yaks t—lio. Vlnbeirs. Mb. solowbobso. I 1 St Tliodmirs Woos Maas ovellsblo Sir sr shoolb. Ws. lltalMisi. elk V a i llia olows oborson Live Waloollei iloW at &V booro O r own Iloolsg. Walsall,. rod Ma,.—Pre *mew opt, et We Ishave Moillso: sit Mo Womb PON& V/ACIUII 3 SS. Csoisoadrool. Imodlosost_lbibbl, llsalls. Now lAlbsub SNOW Orbs i ow bo lb. 11. Sniffiest . origami MOW" Owl. WINN% HOWL COMPANY, Upper Norwood 16 MIIIIM_WIJCATIIIaII. kr ARUM% la Ude Casa pro will bur APTIM TralIDA Y. tha lath April, thiae width or albrithrua .10 be lauseththely node. wager. U. TAMON, therthary. ttirai A. ke arm lo be thawed la W Reerslary,st the a = 1 1 . 7. the bathers, theism Prise sad Biwa. Clathth all,. OMAN . w b. Mr Math 14. Utak Teathrthreth riBM sad MINAPICIIT TIAB and cer's= la 11110 LAND we it ell Oboe be be Abbot et !WM awl Oft, Zr lioulee L Sse Waimea,* e. elms wag Orem le. lOC la, fa a, ib ; deb Seedless b. 14., fa , 4= 7 = So ishissiMa. emi emlepe free be mg et seebee been Is Isestsi. • Or meemil tam., Illimee el ipeeleell 'km. Al pea embeile frac eillbetbil aim el Os Cfal. WA SS GIWITID wrnroirr LIVE Ti ILKIITUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCUTION i ne"vittarr.4°A.l. tkl" a. = cl " . 1.11. 6. 4 w.r , , COMM Porollars. Miss* se Mod% tea, ta. Proposls essolreei ol t= 64* sal rd eestke ark M ftlwea as.soh this Aseseletho embiss Osospim Is sompisis Ils Isimss• elerlmsilsilsly esse MON Irwin boo dead slime smialsibe lti"."l" 4l=slJos. tese tlterlrt =ssiol ea Tmeem tais=7: ellneSsd simpal eursslage. WIT /111KIW. essesitsay. TRIOTS, Ilatiralrear, Lincoln's 0711E6 CI far PA 1, w.c.—srarn. DAVOS 001117111' endllnns pin =Laid* and leaden Minn mad lannanitiona at alorged Innadlag parmara arid Wall= WIDIIOOII Oar INV IN TONI agellsellas ar Yam PARIS FIRST CLAM sad LONDON PRIZE NIDAIA WATHEILIRTON rid 11111010 DIN. OOLDKLITIM mod JIWILIJIMIL %drawlnry. It 11,tirktta areal, Covestordes, W C Larks. The 6.4.l.llAbrursit clams at S is Ur mob, sad cm salladars at I 'Mott. BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to JON DA. l...theraranda—Tallalss Table dinar sad Mb, al 3a pry dram : Douai appose sad Rata La per dam Wossallad algid sa Illakal at m. SUTTABLE WEDDING PRESENT& —Car awns awl TIA UT, aneespe patios. Ma, mate I* asp Wiwi" ma resilpt of aped-aim °ram— ie. Lisetittasials. SIT of Poor CORNER DISHES and COVERS 1,101 Win M Perm drabs eked Maw, to ea, at JONI" A Lsergsar-araris. MO HOTEL and TAVERN-ICHEPERS.—ivery .M. descript io owther-g n ra el PLATND 0001:41 r Inn the rad *tip. —4011114, Lds. THl ciarr olly reel substitute for Silver is the PLATING co pen NlCi.x.—Jozft lawtbsr maile. GUARD AGAINST THIEVES and BUR OLART pow enawlve Nirer, sad lump JONI:WS naCTAPPLATL awry .Akio garesideed, sod seal free le tag vievnix INEN 8 ZILTRAORDINARILT 011:11AP. ne n.. ram% immis &Mt tonrarded Is my part d the 1.1001 [beim span rmilpi kr Me ii•mnag prim articles :—(M• deem 4aire Imo duatais. ame dom. roller lim• lahiselatik. am donee kallirkalta ma rod dome* labliebtb. is. atm dra MOW von roams paramametimme Mama* brasidist molar. came - amaasillorM dr•Mmtamm Madonna maim .aasibir l• Mid MY ; Oise san is. pair nal Imadormilm blemind awls, midaimiipm• Sm. very MM. and met geiminhad dims dui fir Paciabark .ms Act timidaiuMled bid Semi la Ma esimmr. mid may. d d SNP WIWI. sailliosa Mee pair ml aims M •ftlied dem i dui Maid koraamm am pair N marliard Maim arldos. de am DOaas' wary Tradow. asi Oa. Lima Ilanara ark Marrim/i. Climatowd. 1114RWINILL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND CANDLIPTII Ke with Registered Oiess Mlthie guttering .4 ismer what earned Wel TORN RR. awl +07134. ws rid WM, sad rig e 4 iretelsath at the Bee 11111 m ZI RBI 11. immagkJ, IL IV. nOALS. —By Bcrew sad Railway.—Bighbor r •,J sad It lowland nal Dupla —LIA lad Oeopette.- 7i • eeele dmivia sad Metorvil Well•end, the best hem M. pc tee. direr& tote the rollivrive by screw skamers : fla NM ghee. 1.1 thaw . fie , led Ant. Ito Clo , Com let dean. 132. . tad clam 71e. Deritehey, It.. Hartley, 17e. Mt lash. Delivered SCESSIMINI to nay pert et la•d = 2 7 4 when to he eddreeved to LEA sad co , Dyer phew Novak twain Laver riostleohlaslthery, lellestea, tai lithilied. itTOILETTE REQUISITE far the SPRING. Moms the 10144,141111044101 1/I=4o 4/0 WIMP NM IS • one.* peewees lae lessibid OLDILDUrII r• t ..t ("Li M PIA If IS Me nab sad lady My it linpart• ti.. 40.4 TM eereemeie "-wanes .4 pnleast 11 she al ddr isms proe. t. the hair room tallbq ,yr It *s. SaoVr or imules re) .111 pre.cot 1t• tarntee seell esea terloooll !*,..• -h. ' , MY . 1 1 , 1 1 re ta Vnb t.I MIT. Wire will wan - mdt It Janb. II le aloe celebrated ha almnialma • d the Asa, /eying tam mart sad prodadog ore Irk, .holtera sad oloesearbet Itedelildeed array& .1 pima N. Imitative .soh nus eaeol It. Mee 3a dd. ea. sod 114 04417. I co 1 A. ',IIAM/11C Woleloglollotrest Moth. arms 4. 11. 1 (*LEAVER'S TOILET 80AP, la per ib., . in ham stn..* rvestoreisd, sceshiams .soy sad HOSSY SOAP, sod COMM Ilsseh.ebory, IS sad It Red Lk/Astro*. *OWL R.C. MR. ESKELLI4 PATENTID INCORRODI- W! TKILTH. twestitalli turesali. Ind of espille wwima...bip, 41 ITU I 61). withal* estnet India se IMAM fe WM/ iny psis whsleier. gm his pilaelphr of soil siti.ls 41. rmimme prrhet Prn Mr's/ Mot inlp...4l+l.—marasked. Weft gOi= tettal 16.11.1“.11. a. I .e.diatiowe am. lams 11”11.s1e —ll4. itsymnkstrert. true Petylsebrit to lleiselltr LIL Iknsimpow. 11,4•1 helbe4 Vl l l ND an .1 WHITE TEETH an iailimposiable I • p. rw..41 10 , Mlt►Yd 0.4 1••• I leileillYl,ll •11....1 EA, . Der WN 0. 1•4 • • white i••• 4. r ...•••1••••••1 4.1 lb. are-full Yid MIS S. t••••••• .11,•••• .4 Ph- •-r0...1.1 herbal It estlelpsaie ea wthr.k.ors MUMt. re h and 41.01•1111 1 Me Idea'. • Ph , wow& arrrds tit Ell~ PIMITme ay et Ike 1.-01. tad beim,. • Mail* MAIM al rho ism. Me Wrath 416. Inas ar wlahrt..• awl dia11101.1411111.11109 Of 04.1.. Mids. a parity ana trainees let plaid is lie =ftrrrks D. at per tan. fesalma— peril "Bet. essie" Ar ary ea the label tai "A. lisartiod o. as Ilieliseirsers." es Ihr preismseli ramp. held by arab mad direabis awl pereasaers. 12UPTI'RER—The PATENT 13111.11- a.e AP11.71%0 iitIMAN Tarok samilmilly eel • n0mpb...1..... wrouramilid ML trip bit Os ewe aal nard .4 reverry (soft all a goal Inn le as ellhind nr•hel.s ipme.r. taboo* InlisiminjOlMPlPai I' pre reft t..i .hk siisetr dam dishmed Is • Onus tth WORM al MI baba BOG am, ..• .1. rICCIYIIIty. W. D. DEL K.:14 LOZILICOIE as i POWDER, io IA r 10.4.. al r.eetal.le literenal. h 7 gicriat d ..........,... th. In' ir prim Aeuo v .4 11.41. 154.4 Mon k 4 ewe st , awl Vrestip•Ai.o. aval .4 Alive Senor Maw el 117;" W l lateete. —S. the I.oe .4 hem lillo. It do Wile d 11F.4er tove lkserel trep4. U. JUILILAC. nisei alma* 414 Nor. &oriel •les. LUIUI CURE. —LAMBERT ' S ASTRIEAI7O JILUALLIO. velehmet enigma the Amnia se asearaer ads's...4mm AAA plesmat. Is edmilied Se hi Ihn UN CURS larandle•ely rellewlng e"este. sib. iseiraied Noss a asabina. aw.l evarnor g tlo• II trommully ear "liege the tr why goaneminee Ineuraile. sagg in gfi r Yet ielg which yeasokr. Ilee•yout •••011111. lb Oetemertnen It. .*.t. are truly benelleid ftiimil ig e i d i a... ~,,,,, io n . 4..... n toe fear et wilenntles. NM es relief In a tea ...inst.. after takin g It —Premed aglg nod A sad II W Li MIILgT t 1.1.1.1 B. Jermylik4b•ai. A GM be el .lr.or-10. l• 6411,, 13;41 . ?., 24 . mad 41. 111 7 1 21. a. 16 Pens. al., a.. ...b 1.4 lavntverta uurrue labsia Us W. anal •Ideen• ... engraved as the dare/. sus lUMIATION C4IIMIDATIL Is pdllllid. paw aa, X•N INPUBLIO; Wag 1~ of sun al 16•111111•1 ifs Duelemel 4 Or um el IV Illooz bas sair eV. bee Inv* Onftelei averk 11. ILC. %raw mAatannornwerlignr. • CULVERWELL, WDice. eue be renealtei lag clotpeewee Debility. ii=m4ll4:tealligia uniira=rAty. Mk% sal Jul /rice{ am antra mar tad Oeintnel Want. erlii ~egMe: Ter* lty•teMay and Amain ear et amr Gemeatkn snide hile al Dirante—rtylentatna, Treatment. and Curs. eta Iv/ Fmk 111 Manna. *pm Gads . la andel. Ts beled of Ikon. OM Anther. sr above tram of thei= he* - inher'ited that taste a l the drama which fic hw ; a b odes her frequent peewee at the Labe illoirok said atlrlideor robs% lie GOMM lithe countensace of her pima "TlMltal the Prince of Wales" was coot= =preicllllll. taut rtempetby to the es he obeemml, glib the le I= bek wpm .. to So throne of de Idagissa. s e oven bibs eppeennt to the dreuge not glory of the' enentoyoubensenr, in all NUNS fig nature, Grose IrNaie &odd elide bwo, not into tieety, but into the retirement and elwatisbed activity Of old age. His royal .Isighnes, who bed lion learning from books at Edinburgh , sad famous Ind alto been visiting Italy and other famous Wen Old World, was now about to visit the North Americas colonies. 16TH7Laii17.70.6iLi.71.1;;;utTe; kaiak," as a wative of Nova Nee* where his family had been settled for 150 year., and where he himself had resided for 54 years, amain . . . . . . "The Army, Navy, and Volunteers,' having nut been Fe r.l . .'P. Comm, wlto danced the hornpipe es William, is Black Eyed Seam, at Covent-garden • few Miglits ago, achowledged the tout, reverting in a very interesting strain to the time when he first entered the ma navy, in 1796, and calling up reminiscences of the battle of Cape itt. Vimeent, in the following year, in which be took pert, and for which 52 years afterwards, being the sole survivor of those on bosrd his ship on that occasion, he received the medal which be now wore upon his coat. Colonel LINDRAY, commander of the SI. Heerge's Rifles, sodas officer of the Guardewlao west tkinstilis Crimean campaign, also returned thud& In giving the principal toast, that of " Ftoopotity to the Theatrical Fund," the CZADIMAN contrasted the mesepoly which formerly existed in favour of the aid thestres with the present stare of the dramatis helm himself a writer, both for the Haymarket and he &proved of the catholicity of this inellbdien, Vie bene fits of which were extended alike to the auleas iminglig to the East-end and to the West-end stage. Mr. Buctsvoss, the hosumery trimmer, in replying, stated that the lapiMit of the 'lltralnirel lead now amounted to 19,1001. ; that daring the imetyeer 11 annuities of from 901. to 901. bad bees granted, besides which the funeral expenses of three deceased members bad been paid, and sundry other small sums, and 2501. had bees voted towards the building of the Dramatic Collage. He made • very humorous and antweing speech. Mr. Wl/111111111 teeponded to the toast of " The Dramatic College,* and pure a satisfactory account of its programe peasionen had already been elected, and six more would be proposed next month. The first brick of the edifice wee to be laid next week, and the plan for the schools was going on well. The proceedings were altogether satisfactory. DuerarstrnoN or ROYAL Cumernhs.—Yesterday morning, according to annual custom, the usual royal boun ties and gate money were distributed to the aged and pecan pito= poor in the various parishes in and around the tor tropohs, at the royal almoner's office, in Kiddie Soothed yard, Whitehall, under the dirtied= of the Lord High Abases/a, the Right Rev. Lord Bkhop of OV; the Rev. Dr. Jon, warabsoner; bed Joseph by , ~ secretary ad yeoman of the Akanwry. Many of the nopients were _y SO yearn of age. Hoerrrm. 701 Dumas or nu Cava, Vic- TORIA-PAILL —The new chapel which has been recently .ended in the swab of the Hospital for Disease* of the Cheek at Victorm- was opened for divine worship on Sunday last. rhei.m, which has cost a sum of nearly 2,0001., is the spontaneous gift of an anonymous but truly benevolent friend of the charity, for the use of the patients residing in the hospital. The edifice is constructed of Kentish rag, relieved by deeming. of Bath stone, and on the north aide there is a bell turret surmounted by • vane. It consists of • nave, transept, and communion chancel, and there are sittings for 200. The most conic& enema features of the dispel are the windows—that at the 1111111sra extremity especially b.e • pod example. The eatrance is at the south-west angl e , from which it is pro posed to communicate with thehospital by a covered way. The building is warmed, and kept at an equable temperature by means of hot-water pipes carried beneath the floor. The architect is Mr. R. B. Lamb. The WOO* won eamiseled by the Rev. Herbert Williams, MA., who has roma* beim appointed the chaplain of the institution, sad my of the governors and friends of the charity were presiet ca the eixesicie. CITY 01 LONDON GANNRAL PINSION Soorerrr.— A general meeting of the subscribers to this founded in 1818 for providing permanent relief in modkly pensions to decayed artisana, mechanics, mannfastmles, tradesmen, and the widows of such persona, above 80 years of age, without distinction of religion, sect, or country, was held yesterday Mr. W. Cribb in the chair. The secretary Mr. Acheson) ; mad the advestisentent convening the mast. bur, sad the subscribers mewled to the election of three perianme—two women and or man. BICINNION ROY ?Ns 01117ACH 07 ENGLAND. TM beam catholic papers repent the boa from the awe Ragbag, mid esseas with the &arch of al the Rev. Chides Jean Platt Ade% ILA., eertrl , MIAs Abbot. Doisstaivy end eispiain to the Braminster tinier. Mr. Pereter we deemed et Oriel Oars% Oxford, 0e he radieened is IS& He wee far some time curate erraw Nerthsemptendefeek. Sr. Ononoes-w-Tis-E•ire.—By direction of Sir likeemil Wyse the Lyn bed/ el police, coseistieg of be tween IN ad NM sew The love attended ibi peokb demi el ILClesqpowie4hellase *sakes the kg few weay law been withdraws. and of tie alautere last /may dune woe eel niece tam a doers remit. The leek enelege el the cheameteace, end =.lleZe si dlopsilliss be L taraultoout, empecielly &v -im, the senses, width vas preached by Mr. Mactonochis. TY rector wee tartly Mimed whir he pronounced the bent dirties from the altar. Ti. ExoDua. —For nearly two years or so it we pretty reassally so that the exodus of the Irish pewasery was sad that ®tit antise =Nom U.S. we lima hose no more of that marvellous In the per wham which followed the famine of 1 1845-6. The arms however, supplied by Yr. Dimaelly's lest Mama= hive Mdpiled tint Ma, end their truth ' fulness hes bum commieselied the bosomed' which have tome from the preirlasseise tie ings of the emigra tion mein Advises boa OM at Isleg's &ate Mate Chet es the previous day upward@ of three liendre4 penes pm were embarked at Queenstown, for New Tart, en board the Ediabur by the local agents, Wears. C. end W. D. Seymour sad Co. The Mar& Scott also emberiaid a large maim at asseimgers in the .11; Sur Portland. The miasmata were, mem a allsolled es far es Queer bent by their Mathes sad ; eat the acme presented • the pion and goer ea they parted wii wie el great eat. min awl intermit. Frans tie pastel Nis it is stated r i e s tr omp a s ee le ms lit.ebireei z ieea oa a ir VeMe y e m=ty.4 to „ask odintme America by way of by Galway. The vial et *am triat is the °panty el Mira A ceamiderabli MOW Mo the neWitY gt Bliea no filed elletlidlew 411•80 , bid Asper) lkie at ia in right earnest from Me melees pmeinee. )ROTA. Plll2 HOSPITAL, °RAT S-INN-ROLD. —The owieber of patient. relieved at this hospital dart'. the week "Mimi liarch 31, we" 2,914, of which 807 were new wen hem Onmed. • al etr peemeM , with • thrlerLetim. ) and a 11011, et workmen, ad t~ ilia the • temeter the seeds to a of misty and Mille the tei the Mails the -I^. ib•IM sowneel with the pmeenger t S " every train till ed the road wee dear—about -day will& Siam every train had to be worked oil the • " line. morning r=fl ti t l i 'd ite a V 1 1:%f ac or e ti de V ecurrei o r, • Weiverkelshes Railway, which resulted in ds of one man and serious injuries to *here. From what we have ascertained it that a ballast train left Worcester early in the ter Standard-004mm When near its destine the train quietened its speed to avoid a pairawtr train at Stratford a few minutes alter it. Whilst pins at this . speed the_mlikal the guard's van (to which twenty WWI Ma were Miss) suddenly snapped, and the floor of wh o :=2 . * with a gnat wash. The men were dragged a distaana min g2 the Lim before the train could to a Upfin pulling up it was found tat Igi jouns named noshes was the moat seriously Hs died almost immediately. The foreman, Oliver, was also seriously out and braised, and the nzr of thaw in the van IMO also cut and bruised. seinatance war procured, and those who were unable to work were conveyed borne. An inquest will be held en the body of Bisbee this day. He . 7 . 7wilei and family. I Tut Winnow—March has made its exit "in 111=1." To do hat we have have had little at the " bet a glad a the " lion," and the high wind d the 31st closed I cold, cheerios, and mattortiess saptl. A peat deal wet has fallen each weak, and elert h the high and drying winds we scarcely remember on which there has been lees of that particular tegmedisey mverbially said to ef bizth a priam's ra rer. . 21 ..., a g 0 ir01. Is bawler, mem conks from Use south-west it brings with it a and mid such as might be more naturally expected treks very different point of the compams. As we .fated last week, little damage appears to have been sustained by tim crops ; at the same tier load oemplaike sea aFwWly prevakot es to the sharlases el lamp. Vegshation I at a complete standstill, cad the tarsus are in mew ketoses, put to the Mitts, sad to swims expense to dad food JtTlet aka. It is to m b biped fhnl merergathal menhir well soon be •isamd, bat as yet there le Mlle bilhatioa of any such clianp.tieme BASIL FORMULIMI IS Invaizoow—Jamol Dund meorhe Johnson, clerk at Mr. Jame' Bird, mareliant, Um adot's Quay, Liverpool, was yesterday charged with forging his master's name to two cheques upon the Union Bank, Liverpool, one for 5001., and another for 300/. The ark forgery was committed on the 15th November, 1869, the on the 15th of February in the present year. Yr. Bird's ntspicione were excited by the fact that the bank book was missing for some time, and when it was discovered he made an examination and comparison of it and his books and found out the frauds. The prisoner, when appre hended, admitted his guilt, and when his house was searched, MO/. in notes and securities were discovered. lie wee committed for trial at the assizes. Tan RITUIXAN vaao SHOT TM Doe. —The parties in this came, which has attracted so much attention, have been discovered. Yesterday, Mr. Alfred Jones, • solicitor, residing at Wandsworth Common, applied for • summons at Wandsworth Police•court against Mr. John Kerrimo, a member of the Surrey Riles, of No. 25, Manor-street, Clapham, for cruelly torturing his dog by shouting it. The applicant stated the nature of the cam, from which it appeared that on the 20th ult. his sinter, with two young children and the dog, were walking along the avenue upon Wandsworth Common, which was a public footpath, when the lady was startled by hearing the re port of a gun, which was immediately followed 17 the dog springing up in the air wounded. Upon looking in the direction of the smoke from the gun, four young men, dressed in the uniform of • rifle volunteer corps, were seen running off as feet as they were able, and very soon disappeared from the young Leis sight It was afterwards found that • shot had pond through the body of the dog, and it bad been in the hands of • veterinary surgeon ever eines, sad' it was now likely to recover. Information wee given to the pollee, and a reward of la was offered far the d of the parties, and it was only through Kerrie= having meationed the circumstance* to some of him' companions that they were traced. Mr. Ingham granted a summons against Earnsoz, who (red the gun, and also for the attendsnee of his three =ekes witnesses, via, Mr. E. Sykes, of No. 2, -villas, Binsald.road, Clapham ; Mr. R. Bertram, of No. 2, Stockwell.crescent ; and Mr. H. J. Jones, the address being unknown. The applicant also ap =mfa, summons for discharging firearms in a pub& ere, but the worthy magistrate thought con mom MSS would be suflicient. Tit; Anfoof no Masada.--Serafin Mittman°, the Spaniard accused of the murder of Anatasia Trowbeidge, in Ashoombe Wood, has been convicted of this moot cruel and erosions deed. The evidence, although circumstantial, was very conclusive, and the able and leaned judge who tried the case expressed his coscurreece in the le:= and added that if be had been on the jury he have found the same verdict. Fur the honour d oor country we are glad that the primer has had a fair, a patient, and an impartial trial. It is aloe highly creditable to the Spanish consulate in tendon that no expense was spared in order to defend the unhappy meld, and no one could go further in endeavouring to procure ma acquittal than did the learned connect who was retained for him. But the facts against the prisoner were in.- gist:Rile. We understand that Wednesday, the 11th of April, is the day Steil for the execution, which will take place at Devises Gaol. The lest execution in this county took place at Fisherton Gaol, on the 27th of March, 1855, wise William Wright suffered the last penalty of the kw for the mania of a woman named Ann Collins, of Lydiard Tregeme, near Swindon. The last execution at Donate Wee that of Rebecca Smith, for the murder of her infant, at Wesiber7. She was hung on the 73rd of Anent, 1848.--Sellesksry Janke. alitiore AMIDE:NT WHALE CLIINENO WINDOW,. —0• Wednesday an accident of • very serious character happened to Louisa Lovett, servant to Mr. Arnold, tailor. leTelleska The unfortunate girl wee engaged in window &gam and in getting out of • fret floor window to clew the ffe, she everhalanosi and fell en the area skip he walk Waring her head and seek in a fearful massr. Mr. beaks, anseas, was immediately called in, and she stall Boa Is a wry precarious eonditioe.—South Magee 6ineelk. Mttinfm OW PdTdisse, SOUTH KINUNOTOW.-- or Number al visitors for the week March III: Men !um N 6 ; evade., 1,306; thekeel. ENSIOI iii• sum. [ad, a • arias* has daily (May 1858), 101,081. Ad .z s OINTKINT AND stus.—manassalos at esseekive per% Okla estates, sad sack = i rk dium mat wllhoul smollbis mom bl.= rileved ese a d alwalrli• paper sal us tids wisse Miss slidl such eases be deem it del fee pstesiss win tairsiam • m woje d gl i d h errea li Po r ees trees Ms tweeleseat. Dosids sad Mrs will soon a W.e,ar. and the =diem eat lean the day in wikd 1 b. aOM.I , tsar resealler. They are ftlwall ma . 10 both mazes di yes. sod any climate ; ear la their eel= paired by km as lis truss Is edit led Win. & Th ai Mae PORTSMOUTH, Arum 2. The Siren, 16, sloop, arrived at Spithead this annum' from the South Americas station, and is wasted to nil for the eastward to be paid off. The Euryalus, 61, screw, Captain J. W: Tarleion, C. 8., will be removed from dock to-morrow sad placed he the dm basin. • The Victoria and Albert, royal screw yacht, t, Captign . the Hon. J. Denman trill be remdved from thb steam bads to mer:off, mod try the super-Usting epperalds with *hick Ike tris *fitted. Thh Fire Queen, iron dram tender, Xaeter-Coromander F. W. Paul, was docked to-day for repairs. The lower part of km hull te in a defective state. The Vulture, 6, steam-frigate, Captain Glenne Parker, will, ft is expected, be ready for paying off on Saturday next. The remains of Commander James Hut, late of the Me re, screw troop ship, were interred to-day in Hadar Lord Paulett summed kis duties to-dayas Lieutenant- Governor of Portsmouth Garrison and Commandant of the South-Western district. The Cambridge regiment of militia will assemble at Hy on Monday, the 30th inst. for 21 days' training. Mama or rws GII•RDEL—The household infantry changed qualms yesterday as follows :—Ominadler Ist battalion, from Welliagtoa Barracks to Pertemsegrest and the Magazine; 2nd battalion, from Windsor to Bt. George's Barracks ; 3rd battalion remain at Dublin. Cold stream Guards: Ist battalion, from Partmaastrest to Wellington Barracks; 2nd battalion, from the Tower to Windsor. Scots Fusilier Guards: lit battalion, at the Wallington Barracks ; 2rwl battalion, from Bt. George'. Barracks to the Tower of Loudon. CR088:I and BLACKWILL, Purveyors in J .is 4rSella ailleade• Se their NICILL I3 16 411 81• SS TART rII and Maw WS didleeelea She wbeie el ISIS are prepared writ Se sod aerepeleas S r t it Ilwarad*Ped lbe bleb bearer ed alleMsess laid /IF engSlas Ise Table MS SW resseaseurea • tsw I INIIIIIINII4IIII are—Piddee sad Tart h lle el ewes INS Table Seek Iteame of Sebepa ode Imen. IsAlavits4 (Imo Ibariakekl. NtSorp mad MON laalss, 1 flavabsuft sail siker Peeled NW* CoareibeiJriNee of verbs I Mob he Ski se, IL lealb Sew% dr suag ia dlia se lassmillktits. INK Creparbs' BS SA be . and s ii = Osborne Sam To oblides& peer% te., and win/ails et MOM Sobeequen. Lemke. PO GINTLIDIEN.—NOTICI et ItIMOVAL. .a.ltr. KIM .se. r ~MN isseissi tevissos• his Islam Irset Ilsrialsyst Ss uses grim pesuiess, +lda 111 assails kW uses lift Is son I sal Wks celsisoled ITT Irsonss it erni r rislaso la sass= U.S salmi sill Is TS. 1111001411137111. DOXIMITILIIIIT. law errs west at 1 TEE 1117WVM OATI. Ma 111,51341 AM) 11111111011 APL E. MOSES sad SON boa to ipk U ttb that their pro . kr IMMO UVlnm awed em el their lama UMW as ma he =Yet is he ludely. The, Dare nui• sacked lbw yellaufgei miebnin bath et lam s sad Mooed for the Met mil aoteset meatelholseat mad he,. aesseedal he collecting web ea emerterat it p esimd as W nava bin boa exhibited MOW reef le as . This one 1181/01U1 TAILOUNG Ot:A hare been n itid with ea eadiandialeld of the sad newt meter Tht ZIADY.IIADI CLOVIIIIIG aftlat Y eamptete o veers mit aed they rentals te lay art far deposed etfk, dare. materiel end 100 . 04 . 8 .0 f W e b led Wlt Is quite -d.eves la the inetropolia of him* has bees beakented es lbe 1101111121`. HAT end CAP arillOoT and SHOE DIPAITWEiS. which he,. bees Ilandulad with so entirely new Out faehimble sod eserate. We wade at such Woes ei moils thie prugelibers to dile thedz pa I greet 11. l= v i 30801 .1 =1111•Ise ado odipleamity of alumna les that they intend Orin Us* mimes lir fa benefit of the &edition at the duty en MK Illlereea It NUM mil SON, Corse, ci Miseries ntd Aldip and Corner of New Owdooduliena, and Ha te. rt,niron. Country Branches : Destlent sad lbelbeld. Yorkshire. Ilona and lioN wish ato be frotkralerly observed, that sear nettele be pet •ppeoned el It ill be emehmaged, or the mezirelereeed. without Itediadisa, Mek esabilnioa a Shake el the Ihitary of lAtW Co.. tenet s nremat and bet of pekoe, grille es mill. eallabo Not treat I. MOM sod KIN lm I. announce that their estiddish iialitirill be elesed ow Mardw evening. Aril 7, mad will be prepsed as mud 111 Nisods. wooing, Apra a THE " INDISPENSABLE * SUIT, node le mdse. sebum amil pailleras. eel MOM Air NM beiserrit i t whomelly =1.4 1111 t brtl y =seilhoblis sod =Ms, Ole WS orr . birlbilid._ Min tier To be ~owl el I Mlle sad lON, wesor=los rd Aldipiw aM mew of Now Ozkedetreal awl NOTICE to VOLUNTEERS.—E. MOM and SON asapkia epeeist staff of cutters and workmen for t UMW= of Volunteer ante Corp.. and are therefore able to isatala arderalillti promptitude Rittman las beta I nitorris and altilasd at dtasr d itsir may Is Caesar at 1111nor1es add Alikaba, Omar at New Oaturd.strect and Hartalatist Commitry )krie►—Brrdtord and Ybealladd. Torkildra SPrACLIS, improved by HARRIS sad wtil mpg certainty pe. Tee the sight Behar amet be soda Meet oe pebbles, Us. Weed, with defaa la to 10s. Os and Silver Spectacles and IP.Olaceee misty. at vr i lr lo x = Late'. Glue, If adroi YiOYd t and SON, to the lapel . appetite the MU& Wasenat loadoa. OtallacL—Ne travellers essployed. NOTICt PHI GENUINE and ORIGINAL BOND'S I. PMUIANIXT 101.111112150 LIIIL boon the Aare is an lad, 111. LONG-LMII. WIRT MT. No CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER GM 1101 IWO; Ida ARMS. 3 T or ulnas.— aocruomog superior rreasidd adhadve MIL jot III: sesowlad sale. tall dm, he <Om k OIL ; Ala MO*. pa llhe gable Mr . safaris* Sookapp, IL pm rem: swum r ip t 01. NO CAILIA WEDDING ',MONO le She OM MO N Y. DEJNITIFIN. do/ BALL PILINTID roll SWUM Is PI tit, sill! A RIO at MIST la the Wool Ws.. CA IMP:Urn ILIOVITLY wow rat add NS ii. -- -431;;4,74 Rif Ei ausiummor weiwilmwra abehrshewa. I 1 PICCADILLY Ore Wee bus WititUir-itivel WaIIIII SELECT LIBRARY. Revised nal saw awl abeam WOW be eireabilem at OM Illiney. mai eff = d e eeples at meet meelee alibleawea lea sole ea gm* = u r zs e ma• wady, emi may be ILDWAILD YUMA New obeiimml es ememamame. B = B :Ml Cardamt. NitmebaMer. DOT COCKS and oo.'s BOA. runataton. _ _ _ redid es lie men ipsillssdsms title bard bg this sulassi ink vs an se ism ismk IS Ydrsarlog tass $ Evislrs efkosoofor: of of Om laws s Maks, sal elevating torississ. amid an /ate sppresbese 661 She maskal pabli6"—Vl4, Ts he hod VI ad muslosiss sad losboslisessis wakdayas. =SOW Mats smd dye. =dinti se sdiss. MAW dass 6S muds Issisa Babort Owls od c... Now looll==. Plossesies 'gravies," sod r IV= sal doe bower Mspeina MiIICAL WORKS PUBLISHED ea the sous Owlf ACODVIKT. at Ada *or* wilt saamstab and la • sapariar ettla. Nam I = l a awl I OOCILB Co. !gm tislia.mattaat. la as LIM.= —lllll the Music of this favourite 111 awed WelbWs le soli at Hali n ar orb Om 1r...21 . 1 .„..... aid1i0ns spew. art Mt sik Willan. l. MAZ ern am% sad post 11== - Stepit eiritnellealft Inds stielii SPORTING• TATTERSALL'B.—Mosittet. 4411, in tits Citj and at the Conan timuttentioni. ce mandator. wipe occupied with the settling. It wan not until he. in the afternoon that any attempt wee made to rename operations ca the coming rising event.. The lead ing movement. were in favour at Yololo and Nutbouroe. About the former • good oommiation wee executed, whilst the latter wee supported for money at the odds quoted. Clueing prime HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt Mr. Milne's Remunerator (t 10 to 1) 12 to 1 Mr. Otibe Hallow (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Belford's Athos (t) 100 to 8 Camel Towneley's Be Quick (t) 100 to 8 air C. Mouek'• Gsmaiter (t) 15 t• 1 Mr. Mmd s Confectioner (t) 20 to 1 Mr. (Alb • Flash-inehe-Pan (t 25 to 1) OITY BIIBUBUN. . . 8 to 1 apt v Mr. D7unu6l;isYoierus (t and old.) 16 to 1 Sit H. Des Voeux's Comforter (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Ingham's Odo (t) 20 to 1 Mr. F. Robinson's Ariadne (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Lennan's Heitman (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Defender (t) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 7 apt Mr. Murland's Longrange (t) 20 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Tame Deer (t) 20 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Gaspard (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Morris Apo yon (t) 35 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broech's Satellite It 30 to 1) 33 to 1 Duke of Beaufort'l Blue Ruin t) 50 to 1 Mr. Robinson's The Prophet (t 50 to 1 Zr. Shelly's Lifeboat (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. O. Peek jun.'s Romani (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. Oopperthwaite't Hang Sun led (t) 40 to 1 Rising SanSAND 41 and Twite N to a up (t) TWO THOU 3to I opt Lard Portsmouth's Bummer (t) 7 to 2 Mr. A. Nichol's The Wissrd (t) Bto 1 Mr. T. Parr's Loral's (eK) 12 to 1 Mr. Marry's Brother to Itiunbow (t) 20 to 1 Mr. W. Day's Traducer (t) MI to 1 Lord Glaisow's Tom Bowline (t) 20 to 1 Baron Bodhld's Ring of Diamonds (t) • 10 to 1 Tom Bowline and St. James coupled (t) DERBY, 8 to 1 apt Lord Pa;tomonth's Buccaneer (t) 9 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Umpire (t) 10 to 1 Lord Pahnerston's Mainstone (off) 12 to 1 Mr. A. Nichol's The Wizard (t) 12 to 1 Ur. Wyatt's Nutbourne (t) 20 to 1. Mr. JaNues's High Treason (t) 33 to 1 Capt. aristie's Horror (t) 33 to 1 Mr. l'Anson's Osmond (t) 40 to 1 Lord Zstland's Lancharter (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. Copperthwaite's Rising Sun (t). DISPUTED RACE AT CROXTON PARK. The following notice was posted in the eubscription•room at Tattenars : Wavros PLATZ. —The Stewards of Creston Park, having Inquired into the disputed case of the Walton Plate, are of opinion that Mies Julia is entitled to the race, according to 64. (Biped) WILTON. THE Raw. C. H. Srusoaon's Muraoroureic TABZIRACLE.—A numerously attended public meeting was held last evening in New Park-street Chapel, for the pur =Thearing a statement ea to the progress of the building or the erection of the great metropolitan tabernacle for the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, now in progress, and for ' adopting measures to obtain additional subscnptions. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Spurgeon, who congratu lated those present on the success which had hitherto at tended this great work. Sinai they met in the end of lad year, he was happy to say that they had increased very much as • oongvePtion. They could now number shout 1,600 church membera, and he had no doubt that soon after they had the new tabernacle opened and in full operation, they would have over 3,000. When the building was finished, it would comfortably sent 5,000 persona, while Exeter.hall would contain but at most 3,000. Under the chapel there was • hool-room capable of con taining 1,500 Sunday school ch s i c ldren. Mr. Cook, the se. weary, read • statement of the building fund up to the present time, from which it appeared that there had tit he present 14904/. 18s. 2d. ; the donations amounting to 9,9601. Si, 6d., the collections after sermons preached in different churches by Mr. Spurgeon to 3,0691. 12a. 4c1., the Surrey Hall fund to 3,3944. 3s. 4d., and the Exeter Hall fund to 8811. 7s. Bd. The ex L ure had been 10,9 W. 18e. 2d., the land f or the site 5,1001. of that nun ; so that there was still in heed 8, ; but as the oontrset for the building wa s 20,000/., 4,0001. of which had only yet been odd, they had still to make up • sum of 12,0001. to comp l ete the ans etion —2,000/. of thit having been promised, on condition of the contraption mal&g up certain sums. The meeting was than Addressed by the Raw. C. Stove' and eaten, and subscriptions were headed ia in the coupe of it to maiderably over 600 t. Aria Foote no LIVIIIPOOL.--On Sunday morn lag en ollsial-looking document wee placarded on the walls 01 Uggiloo4 caillig open the Viihrateer Corps to assemble oppsilte the Limeselesset elation on the salmi of the tisk from Lemke, is order is meet lhs Disked Cambridee, who would pees through the teem en route for Dub li n. volunteers in full attire, and • host of" civilians," were duly in attendance at the 'prescribed hour, and after waiting patiently for some time they at last discovered that they `had been hoaxed, sad dispersed is Tarim state* el tomps. 'linpreeeien, it. large, but 4 positive as yet upon ..... - tazti party, when it &its their tactics, will form the opposition in conjunction with the members of the Left, and I should say the whole may muster fifty votes. Join to these* the disguised republicans returned by Lombardy, some twenty or ,so, together with a 'few of the same stamp from qinea and Alessandeity and then the strength may lite litt7.. Of course there , will be some Tuscans, ordini, and a few who will allow themselves to 'be Owed by private motives of interest, friendship, •and the like. Therefore, when it least expects it, the present government will find a body hostile, if not homogeneous, arrayed against them, which, ' although it should be incapable of bringing about a defeat, may render a triumph a matter of con siderable difficulty. In April next a journal is to appear at Genoa, edited by some disciple., of Mazzini • they are Mom Quadric) Campanella, Sari, De Boni , Baili, .and lastly, Mario, the husband of an English lady, formerly known as Miss Jessie Meriton White. But the Italians will follow the King and his minister Cavour, in both of whom there is the capacity of turningi propitious events to the na tionalsocount, andof encounteringdanger manfully, and who at the same time have sufficient prudence not to lose in an hour what hasbeen gained by so many contains and sacrifices. The same qualities are not assuredly discoverable in the above-named ad herents of Mazzini. Not one of them has ever ex his life in the field, es the King has so often done ; not one of them has the slightest acquaint &nee with diplomacy. We have never beard of their successes, but their blunders are notorious. We may be assured that Piedmont and Central Italy will not follow their leadership, They may plck up Ziff - and OM sdniecitd conspirator, or some inexperienced youth, but that is aIL The viceroyship of the Prince of Carignan (a concession to France) will be of short duration, the shorter indeed from its unpopularity both here and at Florence, where some people fancy it may be used as a preparatory measure for the kingship of Prince Napoleon, which appears to everyone a misfortune to be most zealously averted. The united army will consist of five divisions of infantry, each 35,000 strong, and of one divi sion of cavalry, that will either act separately or be distributed amongst the others. The first will be commanded by General de Borman ; the second by General Lamarmora ; the third by General Durand° ; the fourth by General Cinklini ; the fifth by General Moreno dells Rocca. Little eon lidence is felt in the last-named officer and his ap pointment, it is generallythought, must be owing to favour in a high quarter, for in the late war he proved himself to be worse than useless. A grand illumination is being prepared for the 2nd of April, that being the day when the podia-- leant will be solemnly opened by the King. Tai BISHOPRIC or ANTIGUA. —Her Majesty bag been pleased to nominate to the bishopric of Antigna,which became vacant nearly a year ago by the death of the Rev. Dr. Stephen Rigawl, formerly Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, and headma s ter d pewicL school, the Rev. W. W. Jackson, Chaplain to the omen at Berbadose, and to the bishop of that diocese. Mr. Jackson, who is • native of BarBWoed, was educated at Codrington College, through which he pared with Pest distinction. He is on his way to England, and will in all probability be conse crated at the same time and place with Archdeacon Wigram, who has been nominated to the bishopric of Rochester. Bishop, Jackson will have episcopsl_ jurisdiction over An tigue,Reris, St. Kitt's, Montserrat , Virgin Islands, and Do minica, I/comprising m extent of 751 square miles, with • population of shoat 108,000. The bishopric is worth 2,0001., which is paid out of the Consolidated Fund. There are about 50 clergymen in the diocese. The bishop designate, belongs to the Low Church party, ends described as being avar y energe tic Flergyman, and very popular is the colony which he k leaving. NAGASAKI COAL MINSK—Her Majeetj'a ship Roebuck has been cruising outside, testing the Japanese coal, and trying to find out where the principal rabies are i n thi s vicinity ; she proceeded to Yeddo direct, to try and obtain permission from the Emperor to see the mines, and how they are worked, or could be worked, and if possible to make contracts for regular supplies. An engineer who is on board her states that from the appearance of the dif ferent samples of coal he has had, he is of opinion the J a panese, not understanding the art of mining, work indis criminately from bad or good seams, thereby preducing a mixture unfit for general steam purposes, but that there must be splendid coal in the eountry, d they will only allow of the aid of • little science in working the mines. —Lotsckm and China Tdegrnpt. WHIRR or THZ HAVIIIRINO, OP LONDON. —The transport Havering, Captain Rickaby, with government storm from London for Hong Kong, put into Plymouth Sound, on Friday, with a crew in a state of insubordine tion, in eoweegnenos of the alleged leaky condition of the forecastle. If became neosseary to seek magisterial inter ference, and Captain Rickaby was shore at Plymouth for that purpose on Saturday, when the weather, which has infremely boisterous in the neighbourho od for some days Past, increased to • gale, sad the chains of the Haver ing snapped in a meat unexpected manner. She drifted towards Batten Bay, and her condition having been ob served by the ships of war in the Sound, several boats' crews were sent down to her. Sail was in the meantime got up, antfahe had nearly cleared the bay, when her stern unfortunately caught in the ridge of the Batten ledge of rocks, and there she remained. A government tug and the steamer Lord Yarborough were soon in attendance on Fri day 'seeing, but their assistance was of no avail. On Bon d" s h e filled ; two bargee were alongside receiving cargo ; and • government tug was at hand. Messrs. Fox, Sons, arid Co. are her agents. The Havering registers 908 tons, and belongs to Messrs. Livingstone, Toulinin, and Co., of London. Beside government stores, which it is said in cluded some Armstrong guns, she had about 150 tons of general merchandise. 81NOULAR AND FATAL ACClDENT.—Yeetertlay morning • carman, named Belcher, in the employ of Mr. Chamberlain, oontrtictax, of Belvedere-red, Lambeth, had lust unloaded his cart of bricks at Mr. Newton's, Falcon wharf, Bankeide, and the tide tieing low he ventured down to wash the horse and cart. He had not proceeded man parch before the horse led the man beyond his depth, and before aesistance could be renderedbothman and horse were drowned. 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