The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-25 00:00:00

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Ode Bear, 6211t0., lupply of eheno ••• ..4111.6W11 and tort ..rork. .1. 'lop kr WM a daltog writ V• our moo term S The 0. 5.1.1 .en 61. ; mod inrirrial shoot. r. .it to woad Irbb•f• n INIIIO. " p I. .v (_• E. eble• • • !dories 16.•• • rarned il, he tl P. ta• I.le ill W. es Ike L,. IN II S. W. .140 SO 11. ► 7._ MX. Ina al ii§jes TIM marl.. __ _ iiiii4io6lll V. ii. .4 re hi sa 1•••• JOS. ft• 1,1 ISATNS. M shge eihri I •r! J eat. lilw. 41 IL M. Um ado el SY re, Um sib el T. a, rvern• hell lb. J. C. O.► a. ihama. 4 la ea IL A. IL TM .:47;11/11. - 11;imi • 11 IL .111 bv,„ M M. wens , . own J .114.0111” . ww. IC 11... Svc 111.0,.. 4 VAN% towmwain. 1 ,ll—.uQv.. saw...Wrier. 1 , 41/..b. 4ibt•Pms el es 41 ell amelk. Monk nab. Oilk largo. w rattlers. Ms. J. a air Mr. T. lirsod• 4s' k, .0 ooes. el/Na le • api•A• J• 000 . and 11l .. .rans. Naar mielart. W. WM' L Was 11..4.11. et J. 1 «... it.** T Lam MTS. 114.0 Oda .4 T Jr.* I .4 William Mak WORM. Ikrrarief. pa. T. IL ~d o& I Seem 'Waft ...a Ow la ism's, IEO ..' w. Na 4,128.1 P.E.ILLY 811 AM COMMUNICATION to NNW TOILL-11N UTINFOON, NSW TO sod tAmi.rista ./11411-111111 , 0011FANT Nand Lan edeannes ma nom nem dem maw le "168" 1111 " 4).11 i s ios 1. 4" 1110o h irroa inw Yu& CI wiLT. Nog* inandff. Fn. IL CITY or NAN cm sank Wanann. Una 7. ITT OF w !SHIN 0 roN. wormass. Keen If. dad Nan annin w•kaann. OMR rano. IN t. Fann needsaa le OM Flandd nona. F maw" iirhiikag all peniss• asit la Ter= isPe tar Cann I. limns Farm lesl Nana • nag anew nen —Fes lathor partimars siely se WIL.MI ale welt Ism psei RIVE!, sag 11A. . (flint...TM nomnoto tor II aStoo w ammo Iminin lo anon. ss ion mann omma nomoura mouton to Ind voo 111,M. IVITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Wisl74l.2ifilw 0 " • ,001 r. SOdTuS. no Sond mo t0015...50 Ponape. omd bw man Niii Os inag or &the oginnol moll ton Oita. to NSW TOSS Monk 0•611 WW. WWII S. ADA. ' for a'mom. wows, Noon IS ' A MAMA. tor X Ells TOSS Amok Indi Womb IT, To .ar Timmons. sosl mods Ime Sown lismasto na, o low a Ivo Tett on boon ilso ral lid inn an 11~ WOW. eIeSSOMS do= mod AOMM • „o Mews. earl an be lima eon Gam. 4111; mead onolon1:71 - 4;77mreM std. ; moon mitts. Sta. Mona to Mtn Ton. a pw moot. Mil I pa soma. p5im0n ....... g opeorn Mom 1101111114111/10 tun get • 0.1 somber of mon ti pomono onto_ ,quo ognm so J. Sow T. 0' Sroosnood. lo.•••• e ; Warm 4..1 It. race do la I. P•ils : ••• J. olonne-mtiot. anent: D. sod O. Who& 9.1 1 1 1 1 111 MI: e doserom V. Limo An `'TEAM twin • week to ROTTERDAM and tlie ..t!• —TIo• Notlartm.to ellamo.bama Ompttafotarearlas raw • rtT V I Elt. tatooni W stereo, ream fans akepada • nal lon ;a maw. •ha W @madly the Ilike btamm oat, FT aNOLIa 14. .0 Ow Two.. awry Tb•trai.7 satly.--iar 4•4 aar at lama. . Ustronal on, Rsr•eines. to THILLIPP.. ~i‘Tro. awl PIIILLIPPo.. Agnes 1. Attar vod. •Ns %oat Commemv. 114.0-eas. KCI. 4LTEItATION in TINIE of DEFAMERS se rinallAM kilo to URI. o EN .—C lOU tie MIN ottelia• UoyJ • Sao ona•rfol Al•Lltt 1 7 :1, U. .. 00 ..IMO., •J. loos lot become g MGM al slob% • Ft WNW( . Pt•4ll iirS•l3o, tu4 ad of holy Illsralas. ta wit welmotoodstrao Ar Pairoodifo. V 1 Polgol•Vioe a Dort, kb It.boro at Oars mai • ban. IN, ne , prom to, . ,r, to PHILLIP? 4 , .. t• • •-o, mod PillLialt Aosta! to She I•bolJ.how , Ity. C.R. PeamootrsOba aim taa,.. taw to:Uses: 11.ashlia'• Vaiviltval 0.09. /4.4111441111 K W. (`HEAP sad EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to HISLAM D. Tod +wet Watsru Rallyse vainntroaa sal COWL SUPWOI,O II ILIUM. EU VIM lid Mellfil MmitlVO QOM As Tom.c... :11.• Hit .0 Dolly pr..* SolociarA Haw pAssa .tfon... lad • ...a, HAM Om Hair. hem j's 4 twori IL ASUA Y. THURSDAY, NM SATUSDAY!eIoIi Na4:—Wv. Plas-Aws Iblaiiiiros Ik. 4. 11b44lasa arras Weft mailable for sae %IL slaw SW Man Narar. loom Weirlard imft 61 1.16 u .611 ISMS Cer!‘ oretT MaLlar. W estanabe. nal rilday.—ree hono Th r_ spy. st tie 4•Coulf fl,Joss; es to Mars. IPX/RD seri J sot Sohn, dug.. Nee Ilitfer4 nom. at to Jilt. tro Waaatlael Mare. OVUM Uhl. LOLU GLANTRD or ITEIOIff tan Ai WOO &Xl* CUSS VT THA MUTUAL LOAN tUND ASSOCIATION i lacorrontool Ilea 11, Gnat loomiSotrook on PaILoON At. 01:'. I.' I IT V. 10•4010o4 0 orottona K Pr °"" Dop e S2 Pork ao . 0000sta room' follows wootry look oaf vs Om on I. ror Intoto4 11• Wee ~.e ee,„:‘,f el um, Ai.dion Melo :be 1.440 pr• I. 'melees see treees"..s. I neesselleedy= /SKOP• boroot ea AA s leer wki getho.r. of. ress-lausa. ee lee el .Im.. Put •of rJyr.l. e 4: onto •t t .44asmista. tom of brow .41 as r00...00 4 • weeuteek asillanr; . V ILI Si r =sow. lhorilorf. OFFICE for PATENTS. 1, Berle-army Llaeoh'.. Ise. W.C.— do AM om P. ied HU / m emod le moan Pm 00l Vereke /mom WWI destArdioes M omit mimed , m .e.. immeme mums*. meMl Moon Melt MAX D/OVIL ler IN V 1.31•011. tow.. M modeeme lo Mu*. VALUES et °ULM—WA 11111148 TON 11•0411401. 1w the tritarmir of Y. A 11164 sod ihele ime•• Prfooo. opt se mt. lA. hotloortut assoms.mtori th• TALI I. 444)214, No. Jog porwolod Qat Ihelakonimo et the Ye team 664 43. p i evae '4U h. Mt. ofotehoi by the title 4114441•41•4 of as ham ,4 441+,4•4. Uoid being htlind WMU et MOWS li e 444 of era 44 lath 14 Li ea 4466. .ss s el 1 1.1110. •• Jails wry,. •.44 4 111 9 erase—. • 1 • aintes.... 1 ISi p0r.111.119 14 woo—. 114 ti t moth ... 4 norms 4 1 6 16 cam,— 211 1 mesis.... 1 13 comb MINA Mai 14 fora. 2 1 4, 6 esTheo.... 4ffinit .... 1 9 1-1 11 earsto . 2 4 • 4 heats.— 14 9 arcs.... 11 t 12 21 14 1 mesa—. 1 earota.... 111 it II arms... 1 la I 1 ants.— • le arm.... l T l VI °WWI .... 1 U 44 i .111114 I 11.4 , 1M0ry.141 6 2:re5u0= .4 0404•445edea. 11.43. 4 - 14•40 h. Am" mole of lad .1 Az 14. we\ 11.9 Stile als• b10t04.444 Aro as • 64 the ovosino. ibmardsro al 1 shim*. THE IMPERIAL LINEN COMPANY guersourn s•AVINO et 0111140URT•1 was Misit Ile Moir •la WI Maid WAN Illemad. rat, J .tanote I.IIMAII ."11:M. Preesi I, • I - 111.11M% •••••••10, .4. 6;wart.elnall. M.OMMO•IPOWN °AMES THOMAS. Ilmager. NOTICE TO VOLUNTIIKI. N. MOSE• ...I PON u•Pi•V • I EcliL IPT_4” d GOMM 6,4 tide ter Um 11.0. m. et VOLUSTKIM =no man. Wave illimil••• skia is mangle all mien Inalt prangilleis, GNI el Obeir onimut sal• 1.01nr••• 7417 at=.aaraas - 7 . 1.7 - aaia - KII - 71s aad bird at dead eflater Ilataalkaanso. Imlay be ob. at Slaw Masai aldiaita. mad Conerrie. Ward des* ....1 Han .traell. liprilme— IlinaOdd, Tort.btra Ila I 1111111trla allaCti 0 .smarmall MITIL: Will la mai trio kr ell *am •011 e all eamiaa• : o...mata roll Maim *stowed (UWE& 4n. awl Prod 0•1111116 11.aablior ClNalair. woori. slimfte. NM Lambs ' ll.* 1.4 Ow. , .... 1 Hart ler Limeinara Panora . .. -.aid Ulm. clams 46. do. it .., ag, &eta um. SIM. da ea J•••• 61.• Mak& WA.' premejlaNllii•ft _. _ bei. v . C111a... _ skald. 1;46' Sas . Sis/a/k—krsis ski 111.1 eaderus Os Tk• lISMOS • T•r Solna 114 r.. i d ge S Pa S r SST osollial • Iwo skirt kos•kk and For.% /SosileMPlD. .1414.11. Lawn rd Wart.. .• • 4.14,41. . SWISS skS Cyr st lIIIMIYIEBO4 AI Y.W. Eiti Com 4 %es 00.41.... as ofINOL L 1141111111 ak4 SOS mini II ko be perikeklarly 4.444. ISMS %Aldo brill ajLp.944 se. k will M eaellmogoll, .. Wm MUM, i mmaljes a Simla d Or Mawr el MI6 *ft mei Ma el Wm. Orb ea opshmils:= bus THR NINDISPINSAILIV SUIT. amitom ism gal Meg** allibmi = bi t. ulgill indriatio awl b ale ...' FL. OM NOW d r i le NOM dal IBM slam et KILN uoll &Woe. MOM el flafted amearia Narrame4 311,011111{4 I,kelle4lll. an the mrll wig Maw. el lir lITPKNIUM TWA:SIM r• 44. ibibmi beadifs4 sospeloy ljel age pongee% B LI BROTH. IS, Lefts:4r kill, wemat Ilie i in asiewil el Mir es 0811111,1111 11100111111& 11.64. SAIIIVVitart P l = t i t LIIIIPS"illoMit 42111ANHAII TOP (MAP. m 1110U111111. ILIP mit; pieueini COAT, Ths.llll.—limunief4l22eLai vernal en ene Ile emeneamme gii ems ammo sie vaires ibe yearepell. obes lbw pews eallimi2 oir rpm. 'WI ever, empromir era dome es r. ohislikaing lIMIVILIVraII/WE WIRY HAIR RWITORED Ile NATURAL ILA 11.4 NI DR SO. NoTtai. SEWN le as. sir Powworl IL Ott Om • 0.4016., MO I ----... PaupIdoL sT IESI=II 11 .••••••• • ••• a draws. owl whimare a/ mar 1 D OWLANDIV X ALYIMit. sa Orizaba belsaisel iperow I. mosenzrl d tsit= 3114=Inlisag ........_•.4 sm . ligm• •wa teedd.e ,. ........_ . _•e1ee ea the dile 1 Mlet 1= . .. earte . T.als ...4. %Mk t . Nee lad "lhar il a .....,.... ... ta• eds. •bambr t et b vderetre le • . ne, ev 1111111 Me ...he lOW. UM la 11111.Thab In MA VOID the wags. N. 4 jeer t• Me here realm of Ile Or. is. id. sea Pe 54 per Wile aware. — tb• ewe . Iletatale Ilieledee" she teeprt illif iil Wile 4E4 dad dietteure. .1.. sew 6,4 sa d or" ald al at •••• NM al 111 . Halm ill•k% 11.01.§: sod le 4110N649 eril Warw. hILATINChI COUGH LOZINOILU —What &ems ere ad* bad Is N. samymiss. Om relseted s • 0.46. kw neeelke t iterp allent•••t Tbe hes ye be.t en.* le [ UV, GIS 0 LOW& (I hat.--4.eleetee Red • l el temeh_b• p.se. bp TIMM Ire .b. Cbet•rt. he. .... Chetuftp• re, larless. be eit wo. Zia . Uil lkiss OL T; 44.141imetri= am kr mot 01.61 10.1111111110 Y. armee .•w •S ibe 'vadat • swim. le WOE la 1 #4.,V11/7e of 1111111..... ..4. ••• ii. lemetemee Elide bine d Ihdr ......ea Whom, Thep 4.. e Is be la Omit law Yr. Rome ••••••11p. I moire di. Is • J. r Milk Cemil•-- T. l hint' CU RIL-LAMMTS AITHILATIC mum's. easel Ss bomb is S CON ii• illesisa ... _arll pl= le obe Op =ME= bambw a t, ••17 . 45. Warr ...ftplhaL limay, sere ohm Ihe piaseirs W. 0 . 1 . 040 6 WNW* Mies uilla wombs' esoiliag. 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Mwr Wok V 0 T 1 C E.—To %duo a Wel of SOUTH kw Allloll IFlrrells. Nod lII= INNINstrl r cia lehillst d as vest SI elsgeworlo.. : 01§4 = s g it 1 MMus bob = Mass Maadra. isiZajA Oilsola b :NIO7 D. %Cau -1 Bug SA . se Aolien—ldr. AMMO 11 VG Waal Ilptrit Importer. ft. Mao& I,TURN'S MARSALA or BROM WANE, Ws. pee deb. leArri t tesAlf lee pm se ler:Vela my Polies's ell be leM elpeler . LT:see NC se.mee Pal eiIMOI me Pe PVllPDMlWrrandemibmkalialt.=lMb beta 8= W /01•111411•1•Padallea. E. MAHAN'S LL WHISET v. COGNAC MO Ism Isms Is Liebe ; it lassisad • at flat ens* sod flak kbe. mg heoloa blot LL Mitt. " • MARTELL'S OLD BRANDY,' bo is w dillididr ow sr dka seft L ir reria arm rslorenek. arm fa. gor acr. orrirp kos. or dr dodos wits epinew Id Ida et dr dorromi4S kitairdSzerreirogsttiraisr. sod 111. w AMMO/. D. SALT sad C., BAST INDIA PALE and SVSTOI ALS Damns. Dertaalwirial MIMS. • . purtied SUM ..... . Omit Reliaa. UU. T•••plblisa N.,ezr,.ra Co:. Alm may b• obtained la Ow fret ibe albsi Waken bi Idesem. VA el vino WS be sopplbed by Oak Aosta, se applicaiNa. RARLOW'S 81.1"-ACTING SYPHON TAP. li• mrs low sr me Wm W 414. la lialrelantalll RAN D.- 1• WM et wawa db. Welod is tiliM ; MI mot il• ••• • 1•111.0111 AUTOMATS): ...nrrAllielVorkol Is me ••• Ism of miiwi ww. Ms li• W lemoulow il• SIALOWS RN v LWITING iIIAT •01111411. Ilia rem Muse * 6... W o_mil ••••••• me •Wed mi par pm PM iii• wis * MI 'TWIGS. Wow •••••• I• mit dm of *MI moo MO lie OOP ran 6. 1... b. X ••ply 41 roe: •• JAM SAILS . l• Willassms• 11•••••• BM.. lowom wol paloom Ow Wu li awe orl Wilim SOB wary ••11./s . all Moo an mdse. WWW•••—lielalibei Mk EiBEST sail CHEAPEST TEAS sod lAN(TM la 511 WO IA lk le MOEN ol sal Clo. Too 011 y. Nom owl* Oseam Tab la b. b. W 4s. AN aosphom b. M.. la. IN. NO 40. ko alb to be of A M ammo am ft Vis saw duels or =Not Isms la Itoo. baf. •• 'Om ~mot boa Nan wombs rim hi Nob mobao boo MIN NU ma.. M Lb aa. IRE HONG (Almond) TICA, quo es picked from me Is arisl44l anial sad leaded pub*. atlyt...b.d Non mike s pries of la p4r lA. upwards ittb• wisbnyly low 0I 4.. 41 Now seasue mina What beams VA* wan Isb.b ab0a44.1 by do 01•44. mit= MI *mei 4./ U. woe Coolty min 44.1 ibaubsa Mose Sole A lsigeM te=rl=. At M el i Mard a rl i : h lAiin looLitiThirsay. sr:4s a:44 L 44141 allsalaust kirk. " CIAUTION.—DEANE sad BON, Osa Makers, sj ha kb, Willkwohoook lowdow-belit bn 11 2 01 . 4 It e r Lt s iti li View=b libi a l o ll eg i bi Ctdo by - Meow owl Adink l Melo woomlot M. pubis Ma ommoslow .ii Mr. Mown bow LaLllif WI Mom llrobewoh Ms surd for wetly four lki hodowoM lam mot ina. hot WI ono IFAmies= weaufacturod mad mid by thilln bon Is., dray eel= Ilh• hid woof.— Wadi mid SOL 30. Kw MINIM Med. bAfte. Motors to U. 11. Y. Mr them iknourt !WORE YOU PURCHASE NATE, go to J0: pm 1111, Loordwaremil&—ldida• Tali. Spam owl Weft. diem ; Dunn Owns lei 'aka. lib. pm dos Wei, mewl *awl se pan Mobil Saw. EUITABLIN WIDDING PRESENTl3.—Con plift 0017111 sod TIM 111 r, embalm PM• l l4___ be say mien,' en reeelpt bt • PerAgbft order-40A amok. WOK 12a. 6d. ■ Ol yea can purchase ma 11111 M 1. MO Aar CO Books. at JOINS. HOTIL ..4 TAVERN-KRILPERS.—Every I* %nonm awieswarada ilitant NATI= WOW at WI tan um' abaraa— -1 MSS ealy reel eabetitate for Silver is the aseda niters° PLATISO is pare 1110LIL.--.1011W4 Lowther- k: It .JAND AGAINST THIEVES sad BUR ~•~IWl all pair aisidue raw. awl hap .10111111 S. law arida alearame4 sae aims bap le was iIkMPOSTANT BALK of dust-. sod m at i g k qr s =set ibs z h irie .4.1 is e s trtam ow es ob wit Me% slim ..lal IFEVIS e ral k . &lOW ri g a% ; aMbe ; Ina r" a „ W eb *: elah awe gm rff• aaa s a eitZiessa b•MINNSIE. if Mei 10 at .I . =l - ?..e...zu ....r LONDON CARPI! WANZHOU6N. Mon= riggair d trar= =gr. " ==s e m sla ti. = 6 " la * AK MI r 1 /Al Itatakhowseensegl. 44.5 piisy voucinak ssi BIM AJ MI las =lit lbe icklmAtsh = Tow. ......z.....1.7,......=. •....-=....,.... qII3IACCIDINTS la Man say A_!_PRE /EllTlltDotZhs ATLAiI MINT 0 WWI slob. wlrs ma sow et Sr imam %, JIM Irtoolik Ille am is sok kr It l a rark . lidkarniehmiailer.—Ailas W. lassissirefts. BRECINKLI 4 TURNER, and WNW HAND Ise6 CAN DLINITIO&S. 1140arol Glen Illiadek *.unly pow irliasilise of min elm clefts abria.—BßlguitSFML. TU la. sal sex sod yaw amain rad ov sad all raw dirli dr 1.Q1% si. TUVIII2II CANDLES. 7411. and 7111. per lb. he BM* wia w.Mu. le. attl .; 'aloft bulMarow; . So. : bat wow. IL; ass. 16. L E oppersdamers. z isolft et ; &Tea: asqlsr parr gem 11111. MI6 mi 1 .11114 Wrir ift rear. br i le . ="ta s. = a r P.katzi:d raglasimisa ...ann. CALL—Dy Berm Beihray,-Highb ur y sa g i rb , ""aa• lei 000 111.11•114•'• liar=4. 4 Ilk lOW kraft h o. Immo. Ilk z ereft ... I re dak He. MI&VIG ; 17. id. pa lis. 11146.. rt em aalgro4lo oss it Lim km —__ toles lip be le red Ow, add aril Win llaftwe Maim lllifterad. SPECTACLES, hopeared by MARIUS sad SON, w w agie ON light. =rot a te made. 4riat isiiiftoreque;ll; ie t E — Mammy mom U. pest trow—TMOS. LI AMU ta thdllolol44llo amp* raellionvoits Was Wm a 4.1.1 Woks. MemINIONIIIIIII, sweleral a 4BYPHIUTIC thiar 6".ftedl=B, sad sitar Deasedars Ig ie t= .6 '4" 'is Iltrra s ellflrlt i rO M W. MINNS Irk. : Ws" . Snot Querelles‘ Jast samosa. Is I sat SP% lab MIIINFass aashaskal lbass pat r " . • I' • ags•-•ra.• M wi.+ de pew amok 171'fit VITAL'S. A new mediae! week en tise V ireumveemeeeuesecweeteemerimesallemr. sad insaviset eilleartion a Ille allivami NOM • ••••• wirer OW and plydal dlrmise • also win lainiabli. Iles le g =lkir i nt i kl e. be the lam ainselle MIMS. le a hisiciAlj aI.L. ft•P•••• 7. = Ike Nevi NNW &N. AMMO ' Sean& ".. 1 " 0 " .6 . "114 ms. user OW hy J. Aka. ID, Warsilliine. /11011•1•40. awl al u se la MS IN 110101•7. N o O IL larde.f i L a ri ra irit. L ..oad's. rbe . 10, is abs•Vilrs et t. einlistentra, , sod Ileheoll = Peallek is al‘ walla ol t i r n : TM Pigskin, T It i = i li too ll ilff "—W lBl et lissaaNkirC II =WI. OWL LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1860. ROYCE ROCIMB, Maudlliiived, Pissadi : • 91•1111 0010111 at Vase_ le Is .ka I SZIVIOROILI.UI IS WWI 7 " a ma wawa* pakaakad emmarista• Vale& a• • maleibm • kw wanks n. V . ma la a few khaki tin 11 TM kid at Mk. CYAN an = a li Pikana.%. . Mat . ealep liliC k ill.. XL Irmo Lasellia tt r i k .12:=Ze, *kat Nib owl Wok S mod Akin. elk wiu aware la l ai d a% mkt mink ski amorwalsa. koakkg O ila mar al So nog pwakar dremilar. kg ink aril* se miasma. wawa I . llll°6 tElirar* OPIUM 141•11.11111 ha as *bole. la lasiala . ■or Wawa& 1•••••••• Marapor. 74 Onset Progalalar. 1 IrittL i Zr ea dows km sa 7 edit. THE NATIONAL ABBEIL/ILT 22 e sibellde lefaYekomma. preemenedly fee.lie sad beauty et Ite deucesdooe, owe Via NS s OPER IT MIT Wee r& mat IMdvostios of Ili. If. M. Paean. yaws altly edeolles el WWei append dodo/ sod foodois = si Zeidgei Ovenor• at O. Ololaga 13 pens- The battle is won. Ancient jealousies and en =surers hsve been invoked in vain. Protection may back to its holes, and take the spirit of war with it, *r through the House of Commons the oountry has declared foe'Peaoe sad Free Trade. The majority—. One Hundred and Sixtean Is triumphant." This victory will resound throughout Europe, and he fruit. will be blessed by our children's children. (From the Morning Pori) THE MINISTERIAL MAJORITY. (Pros th• Taw.) The majority of 118, in a very full honer, against Mr. Du Centre motion is jam whet might be expected liven the rather remarkable fact that no one of Its supporters, how ever ingenious ar eloquent, has produced one nal objection to the treaty with Priam and the financial measures of go verment. There have been objections without member, end they have been stated with efisot ; but they have all been ea& se, rightly reasoned upon, told the other way. • • • A vary full House of Commons hes pronowsood strongly in favour of financial liberality and international confidence es the principles whisk hay., conducted us through Rot difficulties to unaranipled prosperity, sad which are nem about to receive a new application, with results immet diedelv perceptible, but of which time alone can tell the full mituitude. (From the Daily News.) rZAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL ims" lip el tr r a ring biebist r olgeir SYS *tole Is o,a-Dra. ..r..., „ min . .. 2. ... e . ... I:l .mA ba._ M 1.. . ar..... - IMk ~...*,....g --:-...4_.° ....".v : ftim-ag. f ..., ... ~.„..... .. l aalrsissise on Mai sboss sir ITh=liala ASed sif MSG pass ose Amy* Mt ultssiaf.=sp4ftses.OsprilliPsimirtE , k I, A illiL•ID11 GALLER Y 1 Mark In NOW CorZX Ike LIMA PRAMUAL Mawr Y. thelmilmiumblalaasamiablebibe • 17 this division the house has pledged itself to t policy somata XiskW, sod goad bath Wrords R BDWRII LANDSEER'S PICTURId, DOGS oft fit. RERNA —The nears la sow pablkibia Wby b.m t isg ai. ibabl= ayle at We orb bp Ids losalles of pines prialthl Al la last Fabibiel Ye missies% ale" 11 lAseitorevawlia" Loados. • eloquence could bit to effective ea the recapitulation of So beta. The mooed attack on the government la one meet has bun &faked by nearly double the timbers that lad the fate of Kr. Di/rash's tint attempt on Tuesday La& atiIANACX. of the LANGUAOE W 1 L . 112, 4 1 (61.. by psi tar Rboa t e by pm* hit 14 aftimm Soirbt i ne bad& —1511171 — "14 =lf ▪ byr WNW. bk Wand. sod Ilk Ouslil. imam ; 17. /1~ Ns Imam. hit& . Mich a result will have immense effect throughout Europe. EO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER a rn lIIVILOPBI6 .68 A6llB, irr e. sote, g rl !fie, c l uiree er ~ rlew n tr i er; quttfai 16 %in . r11 6 1A f t11.1 1 4 9 : 1 ;1111q0DIge ZNareirlia, 4 ll46lTATlON. rl4lP C lVlA M B l ttgeb i k als e ilL rAlt a it t ga 1:111118. PLATA ELMO TLY 1114011•8116 me i ipp et) ?mini CAKDA V 516711 I. for 4464.-1/11werro.st HAS IT 1001110U6t,' 84114a5. easesl.o•6,Bl6, LL ,IdeafttroiallailtllB•4l. MUSIC. —To the Retail .Tiede, 4,11 Professors, Oevarriera, sermeammed Imperlsell alesealimi to Urn.. Pr. 0 0 . 3 . 1. aemiltkilme% &Mitregall . led• Mpg kr 11011111 T COOKS and Os. 's If ow • out mot aexampaNy mad sppbomUsa. t i lt . A tim SER'S MAGAZINE for MARCH, 1860, 00. 41. edelsess: Uepubliebeill Leann el Peres HMIs Soft, bout 1W)-1a1 to 1122 Nemesis/AL will bates. by T. L. Peadoyd. Oorr i tW Menlo of W. ind How takes& times. 11/ Holmes 11M100. I:, 0. J. Whyte Melville. Conduits. lotenUona tested by Glade*. Tim Mabee% fif • herlitedmili emit ILL Weems s Mr. Tide Mime Quaysies Revideed. Wienotes4 dalen A T.le P .rt Tim leragel el Prewar Leone LavL 711AMMIU4 IlPiellnlll he eirlllL Will mob& ths Piro Part Ms Sew Work • Ord'l firsese." Lemke: John W Varner sad sins. Wee JUL Ststed. V.O. ATEW TALE.—The SHADOW 1* the HOUSE, • bf JOHN SAONDPOIS. Hoak, of " Woofs IN▪ NAIL••• ta the Mita 1111mbar of the NATlONi g nink: boothly. Luke : W. Loa ma 00., sod all tooobeliefs. (Prom the Morning Chronicle.) The division challenged on Monday night upon a pot of constitutional form, showed a majority of only 63. That number is now nearly doubled—the gnestios at kerne basic firstr,the comnierotal treaty with Franca; end simoodly, • mare oompiete realisation of the principle of free trade. T Bowes of Commons his now met its seal on both. Once tis proclaimed that pesos and commercial freedom be the bases of our national policy. (From the Morning Herald.) late result of the debate is not unexpected. The =principles of the budget are now, wo presume, ea for better or for worm. But It is still in tho power ed Illi English party In the House of Commons to destroy the most olmorions features of both treaty and budget, end we treat the opportunity will not be neglected. (From the Morning ddverti , ...) Mobsters had a majority of 116. Probably they may he satisfied with Its magnitude, but even now it will be se will ii they put • nue restraint upon their exultation at the victory they have woo. They had better net halloo before they are out of the wood—which they leseuredly are not yet. There is such • thing as a committee, and that they may find to be a i much more severe ordeal to pass through than they imagine. We have seen in our time many a measure so much mangled in committee that when it sagged frees It, Its anther could hardly recognise his own offspriog. We do not eailcipate so rough a handling to the budget of Mr. °Whine in he poisons through committee, but it is at lost withl; the conftoes of possibility that some important altera tions *ll te made in it. TM TREATY AND THE COAL QUESTION. Farther correspondence respecting the treaty was leaned this morning. Oa the 26th ult. Lord John Russell wrote to Berl Cowley sad Mr. Cobden, suggesting that in Artlck I tbs words " English coal sad coke" should be replase2 . by the wads "British coal aced coke," and also that in the floe paragraph of the article, wherein it wee stipulated that the duty leviable on the importatem whether by land or sae after the expiration of four years from the ratification of the treaty, "shall net exceed that which I. now paid by Belgian coal," the words should run thus— " ah•ll not exceed the lowest rate which is now paid by Belgian coal." Hi lordship also makes • suggestion as to Article 4, and in Article 6 he claimed, on behalf of her Majesty's governmeot, • proportionate ang meatatit. a of duty on the importation of superior wines whenever it may be necessary to augment the excise duty on 'spirits. Verbal alterations are also required in Arti cles 10, 16, and 19. Oa the 28th Bail Cowley Informs his lordship thst all these suggestions are agreed to by the French government,with the exception of Article 2. In this instance Mr. Cobden and himself deemed it Wettable to sub stitute • di&rant wonting altogether for the following rearm: "In the French Tend there is no mention whatever of either Ecilish or Belgian coal, but with respect to the gene ral importation of coal into France, the French frontier ia divided into three z men, and ecoording me Goal, whatever may be its origin, is imported through ow or other of these souse, it is subjected to more or lees duty. No doubt the precUutleffeciof this regulation is to subject sea-borne opal to the highest, Boletus coal to the medium, and Prussian coal to the lowest rate of duty; the respective rates being 3 francs, franc', and 1 true, exclusive of the 2 decimee war-tax sell is vigour. Under these circumstances Mr. Cobden and I thought it better to drop in this article, all mention of Belgian cal, slut to Insert the amount of duty actually, though not spa:ideally, paid by Belgian wed, that is to say, 16 centimes per 100 kilogrammes, equal to lj franca, as the maximum nibs to which foreign coal, four years hence, will be subjected. I need hardly add that we endeavoured to induce our French colleagues to agree to accept 1 franc, the lowest duty sow levied on coal in general, as the maximum of future duty, but our en deavours proved unsuccessful." In a short note Lord John Russell communicates her Ma jesty's entire approval of the manner In which the plenipo testiarloa executed their instructions. The other hairs merely notify the exchange of the ratification:. THE REwolk BILL.—It will be seen from our parliamentary repot that Leed Jam Rues4l last night an nounced that the Reform Bill will be brought forward on Thursday nest. THE BALLOT IN VIZ Hovel OF LORDB.—WiII Ire authoreed to mate that Lord T.y.ham has flied Thursday, Meech 1.5, to bring before the Home of Lade a resolados affirming the necessity of the ballot at eleotimm. We taroks the efforts of our friends in the provisoes to support Me noble lord by petitions, and, when possible, by requesting the at teridenee of peer. friendly to the measure. LORD ELGIN AND SIR M. SETMOUR.—Yeaterday were publoilted the papers moved for by Sir Michael Sey mour in the House of Commons touching the personal maw Lion between him and the Berl of Elgin which was lest night, not fur the Bret time, noticed in parliament. The general Ware of Lord complaints is well known. They are am forth in them despetches with considerable saperity, bat in • note addressed by order of the Lords of the Admiralty to the Foreign-01os they are declared to be 'groundhog , . The admiral denies that the ambassador bed salaamed him in time with the policy he le charged with net supporting. He charges Lora Bigin with taking has ships tuanecragarily from ender his orders, and with want of candour and Garner Is his despatches on the subject. Oa several other questions the plenipotentiary sad admiral are as Yens as to the foss. MR. MELLOR, M.P.—The recent speech of this gentlemen on bribery, he which be spoke of • large mennbo hirer, who, while be employs a chaplain to reed prayers every , morning to hie wrkpeople, gives large sums of money for parliamentary corruption, on the uoderataading that he le to know nothing about it, bee led to a °corespondent* between the hon. gentleman and one rat his oonstituent , , Mr. Thome Adams. marinfaatimpr, of Nottingham. Mr. Aderes Mates that as Mr. Kellar le ono K the members of parlientent far that borough, sal the weedestme with whkh lea (the writer) searafte& Is take enly Wm in the Sews k width the meek= of dimple's are esep==nsherelly regard him es the h erwn se Mr. Mellor re plies that had so reinsies to Nottingham be hie mind whin be mode that sposk. Upon dm intrednetlas of his MN he yr Ismail.; gbh leases from ell pods el the watt!. and Me w Waimea id lorp s = tiers atihwhig mar oristig ti yet le awl eshimilowelel4llo b, 001010, 1 "Obi 0 iferat wiled 11. amphry lessi de ebeelde ie won ash others dr 'iv kg asualleih - ANON sk 'Wash. Ho am Mk" 4•llshrkish same hum AuerNo la he mho lie dummies. hi qualm. Tha og, (N the PHILOSOPHY of DISCOVERY : °tooter. Fletorieal sot Crites% Ry WILLIAM WMIIIIIII. S.D.. , motto, of Trinity Coikaa tembrido lIIIMIXILLA the mope. Wei the Third littiouof " fhe Phlte.opliv of the ustuettre itaseose." t 4 moo Author, HISTORT of the IS Dt.TI VS SCIANCSIL The Tint Salient with Additi es. Thne Vises. Stu NO Vtlif OROASON &ALMA : bre UT Semi Part of • Third holden of " The Phlkoophy el the we Silesia" It Ilk owe fttioei la H t Ae et IDSAM : !de tho Phet Parket • Third Itelitio• f" Th. Phtloothe of the laitethe Delneew." Two Vol with Addittos, : Jobe W. Pena lad ewe Weep FROM 1.48 T NIGH2'B GAZR22B. BANKZOPT. G• 31011 BEAD. POrtn 011th7;d1;;;111;1170011. esti)* dolor, to rm. molar Nana 9 mod atoll 12, si 14 at limalageall-mtrrt. ewe sad Moo. oeutharoor.,,,, ,atmat, Maammbwm ; Whit. men, 911111artmUi•Lnkt. Camara Hama. L.A.?" Clar'omemart, laid% ealallor,yarch 2 sad atm.ll3, at 121. Itamisahmilatrema ISL. Tanks. 01•Imadl• Meek ; ar aria, Cuomo, Jobs Nasal , C 0.,. illoberomart. CYy hia =,_ Kam maammbiat. March Ksad aprti 4 at I, ma ItamlaminaaMemat. lit lacer tarbanat. Citm : .r. ammtc. 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B. Wooky. W. MA W. aidambeed, Hasaaps. silt • oil wonearawara. op it w is wale V . Or mow. ./LQaw-T. Walsh awl J. Waterton. Ton WWI , SM. loarsWis. walla amolaWawrs -T. Ma ad H. innonoll4 Swooahlre OWN& swoolasiorsr•-11. Ara* sad lAseripaihohlpialths-T. T. WNW arid N. 111WHOWth Walmirx i d b rohnow7 .. Mali ei= losa asoklawmws-W. ware ahal li tV ar iter . . 11 1m1.19. hialtidahlre. Hs Crlwar. 'l V. (1, Cropper, NM L emi r ' I .:s sal ittll w and Y r 4 lllFlgr ab anow:ol, Vhs s aT taluo I. Ninth sad .1.. P l a sa d o ll , eirtalash 1.11.4"v" - b 0 s . than Wawa. Psaabertaa. ail J. B. Prow. font OHL ad Orbs% tassehaara. BOOTCH SKQU Jour Dram Linwood. Iserrowshica cIothier. INTZATIONL Medi 1. at Las Globs Hook PrWry. lowasa horns. Okrogow. frouracessr, Wok St 14 Ye Procurators' Mall. thargua. BRITISH AND ISIS'S MAOISM° COMPANY (Ltarriu) )—Temerday the sapwood Wed siediftry imorel mostleg of the proprietors wee bold at the Clarowlaa-mate, Liverpool. Bir Jaws Cartsichad la the choir. TM report me takes as rook Member with the staleumet el so. coasts. TM dividead el i per coat asts robeeed by bolt per mt. is comperme at ea immold eatlay daring sitaratma of ths trim. TM report and somate wtre tr. It ma propami by Yr. J. H. Lammas ibe ambler el Mums abseil be raised. TM thirability wee Morletedi, Mt it was Mimed Ms best coarse to pestembe malt rollastiss Ike the t. The arab= Wire thunders walaraell *ad Morn. Bewley so ssd. d Bolos boring bora anliton, the bold sli MBISOPOLITAX Bowan OF WORM—Th• weekly maths of Na baud was bald yereardarad CletittbalL TM aaaL eamment was rendered tinte-02,Mii. Is. M. Aber tba tremsction of sow matia• totalsois, ol• MUM alt ca• be( for • report, doe board adjourned. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. BAVAL AND MILI2ABY. ADMIZALZT, FEB. 24.—APPOINTMENT8.—Chisf Engineers J. J. Grantham' (1868), to the Camberland, for servirm ba the Weterleo; end C. H. Houghton (1864), to the Asia, for maim in the Nelson. ilecood-clew Assistant Engineer J. Lanhahsry oredrened to the Centurion. Assisi Third elms Assistant Engineers J. H. Harvey, to the Wellingtos, as supernumerary ; and 3. Tapp, to the Wellington, for service in the Zephyr. COMMISSIONS IN THE CAVALITd—A return was issued yesterday, giving the statlettee of the vacant cornet t: es in the cavalry. sad the whole of Me correspondence be tween the War-office, the Rome Guards. and the Treasury, ▪ to the Mace= of the expense of °Moors in the cavalry, and the restriction of the prices paid for oommissions. The following return, dated the 9th inst , specifies the regiments of cavalry in which there were vacesoies ,in the rank of cornet on the Ist day of January, 1860, and the number of each vacancies in each regiment :-Ist Life Onside —; 2nd ditto, 6 ; Rept Hone Geode, 1 ; la Deimos G uards, 8 ; 2nd ditto, 3rd ditto, 3; 4th ditto, 1; 6th ditto, 3 ; 6th CU., 8 ; 7th ditto, 3 ; Ist Drsgoons, 4; 2nd ditto, 2 ; 3rd Light Dragoon', —; 4th ditto, 2 ; 6th Lancers, 8 ; 6th Dragoons, ; 7th Rimers, if Bth ditto, 4; 9th Lancers, ; 10th Hussars, 8 11th ditto, ; 12th Lancers, • 13th Light Dragoous, 4 ; 14th - ditto, 1 ; 1611 Br am 2'; 16th Lames, 2 ; 17a dee, ; 1841 Eigreare, 3; total, 66; cam berof mourn at the leas, fee admire:at into the Royal Military College t, 64 ; number of can didate wbo were pariMM w 111" those vessocies without having earned the elaistne arra Of leeks prescribed as asameary I. orate egier tiatiothatioe, 70. The latter wessedmitted an tats reasurinerklan el the Council of Mili tary Bdnoatioa, mad by ate awitioxiity of thetecreisep ef Seta for the War Departmsat. RIDUCTION IN THE PEKE OF CAVALRY COM MISSIONI3.—A general order, dated Rene Grids, 23n4 February, canons, that he assidesoion of the weer expenses reserril Moaned by officers of cavalry, the Oros hes a of a reduction of the regulation prices for it the cavalry of the Ilse, which will accords Moly for the hare be as follows, viz. : —Lieutenant- Colonel, 4,6001, instead of 6,1751. • major, 3,2001., lashed of 4,5751.; tepee, 1,8001., instsid of 11,2211/.• llestoreo, 7001., instead 1,190 f..; Dome, 4601., *deed of 8401. The dilemma in value between the late and proposed regulation pint of a cavalry commission will be paid to the retiring oilers kont the reserve red at the disposal el the &artery of State for War. The pas which an °Mow will pay . on promotion, by purchase, to the higher ranks, will be : Napr to be lienteneer.colesea, Lam. instead sg 1,9001. Captain to be moior, 1,4001. tread a 1.3501.; Lieutenant to be captain, l,lOOl. instead of 2,0361. • Cornet to be lieute nant, 2601. bread of 3501. Reseed ;ego:later regarding the parolees at *Ross chargers frost the rinks are also contained in this order. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 24. Admiral Bowler, C. 8., wag entertained at dinner kat everting by the tffloere ot the Sag-ship Victoty. The admiral resigns his post as commander-in-chief at We port on the lit of March. _ . The tiiSsiiiiatction which has for roma time put existed in her hiejetry's dockyard relative to the rate of wages obtained by the shipwrights on the teak work system still oontinow4 sad some of the hired tun struck " this morning, sad assembled at the master shipwright's cis e. It is not yet loam& what steps will be taken in the matter. INDIA -OFFICE, FRB. 23.—Notice is hereby given that the Secretary of Rata for India In Council has received returns of unpaid shares of donation baits, granted to the " forme employed in Burmah during the campaign of 1861- 62," due to officers and seaman of the following ships of the Indian navy, viz.: —Berenice, Forcer, Medusa, Moozuffer, Seseetris, Zenobia; and that those threes will be paid to the several parties entitled, on their application at the Merin. and Transport Department of We office, after the 29th of February, 1880.—J. C. MASON, Secretary, Marine and Transport Department.—Oeseffe. DIBIIIITERL—The authorities at the Horse Hurd*, having taken into consideration the to quent cases of deser tion In the army, and the repeated offence of re-enlistment Induced by the temptation of the government bounty, have resolved on the following regulation+, which were made known last night in garrison orders at Woolwich, namely :—That the practice of conferring a sum of money on enlistment by way of royal beauty shall be abolished; that the recruitsha be provided with a thorough outfit, as heretofore, and shall be entered am of the first class on joining the reserves. If at the termination of the fleet period .f three years they are returned as "of good behaviour," they will be rewarded with a badge entitling them to en aiditi , n of Id. par day above the ordinary pay, end, so a farther inducement, et the expiretlon of each suooesding three years the same rewards will be conferred, so that during a servios of 21 years a well behaved man will be entitled to seven badges and a ply of 2e. 21d. per day. EDMONTON RIFLE CORPS.—The inhabitants of this village have decided to join the Tottenham or 33rd Mid dlesex Rifle Corp., the services of which have been accepted by the Queen. An important and aurae dui public meet ing was bold at the Angel, Edmonton, on Thursday evening, Mr. Burk, J.P., teing in the chair, when a co-operation with the Tot tenham Corps was voted unanimously. Several gentlemen entered their wpm as effective members, nod about 601. was subscribed in the room. Mr. W. Booker, Mr. 0. Ellie, Mr. Pulley, end Mr. Solomons were requested to join the Tot tenham committee, in order to promote the movement in Edmonton. QUEEN'S (WESTMINSTER) RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. —The St. Clement Dent's division of this corps took the oath of allegiance, fro , on Wednesday last, at the Vestry Hall, before Richard 'redoing and John 0. Stilwell, E.qm., the local magiatratee. Thin cowpony, through the liberal contributioos of equipped members by Mews. Clement, Messrs. Smith, Meters. Twining. Mr. Tuxford, and Mr. Iseaceon, now number nearly 90 members. They drill at Carlton Riding School, on Tuesday and Friday evenings, under the superintendence of the 'Adjutaat of the core, . . . . The and US Tburiday evenings at Clement's Inn Hall. wpm oast for battalion drill at Westminster-ball on Satur day afternoon. SPORTING. BEITINO AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAT. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 eget Mire Amie (t) 22 to 1 Nucleus (I) 30 to 1 Bitters (t) GRAND NATIONAL EITERPLICEABIL 11 to 1 yet Asada (t) 12 to 1 Teatime (t) 100 to 6 Brunette (t) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 yet Satellite (t) 22 ee 1 'Ptak' (t) 22 to 1 Tomo Door (t) 2.5 to 1 Losgroago (of) 26 to 1 Birmingham (of) 40 to 1 Sir Williams top 40 to 1— Flitch (60 to 1 t Rftl)) Silts cOBDEN MID THE MANCIIHSTEZ CHAMBER or COMARRAII.-The followleg letter has keen received by the President of tie Manchester Chamber of Comm.,.. from Mr. Cobden Cannes, France, 18th Feb., ma— My dear Sir,—l beg moat grateltthy ecknowledge the roughs of your letter, _cesiveyuig thealm of the directors of the Manchester Chetahs, of Cenitawas iter my_serviess in atletieg the remit treaty of oommeres with Frew*. If I have been instrumental Ia promoting this rams in the o .mreerolsl relstions of the two oomstorks„ k hsa bees only in the humble capacity of prompter to thole who havefortunataly passe/ad both the power and the Inclinatkin to give effect to my muggestions. It was owing to the readiness with which the English goversunest made its financial arrangemaet• for the year enbeervient to the object• of the treaty, and to the enlightened appreciation of its important beeriep by the Emperor of flth French and his ministers, together with the frank co-opwation of Lord Corky, that the negotiations were brought to • successful issue. I trust, after the lapse of • sufficient time for reallthig the effea• of each a change, we shall witness a largo extension of com merce between these two great neighbouring nations, which will not only incresse the material prosperity, but greatly ameliorate their politlcel and moral relations. Pray be the medium far conveying to the director* the assurance of my high sense of Wei. Enthuses; sod I remain, my dear sir, very sinowely yours, RICHD. COADAN.-Edmond Potter, Esq., Preeldeat of the Masobestsr Chamber of Commerce." WRECK OF A FRENCH STEAMER, AND Loss 07 Frew Livis.—Adview how Mereeilies, received at Lloyd's = ay, report the loss of the Whey Company ' s steamer , whfle on her voyege to thistle. The casualty arose from the vessel coming onto costa* with the advanced pit of Hestia, end such was the force of the oonoussien that she almost immediately sank. The lasso( lilewes greet. There ingrizatty-foor pemengers on board, foray-am of wham se well es the esptela. CiTtITAL PALACE. •-• ONE SHILLING FIUDAT. Pia. 94.—Adabekes en payment, 576; ditto by mi s seas wthere, •17.—Total visitors. I,OOL [Adverbiseleselg--NOTIOII. missequenoto of Mums limes Eleetemat eemarmee ISM vub smear 10 Wit IA.. 21.0414, lOWA/ 10 49 = =es i l i reeePie rembe a ti - thew 4= h is, anwlllient Ibe s ue was see mediesethels esnewemOM Mika& rjaerz i t ele4%. "lm == a w arirs . bMe M e t atestAel am el Memb, evil wee be Pme etea ropebememe es Jams neeleeeke . ge 6B MM . ° 10 1 . 0 = . man j en.. redDeereket Berl W"; a w o f lli hi swats ihrotisheut the width TUB ATLithrle TZLIGRAPH. At the ordinary and special meetings of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, on the 29th inst., the directors will propose the raising of a sum of 20,0001., with a view to making an attempt, about May next, to take up and restore to working order the injured portions of the cable ' lying, respectively, off the Irish and Newfoundland oasts. Recent in veatigatioto encourage the hope of success, provided the weather be propitious. Operations will be com menced at Newfoundland, it being believed that the taint exist* within three or four miles from that coast, and that the expense there will not exceed a sum of 2,0001., which would be amply covered by the recovery of even a portion of the cable. The second fault is believed to be situate at a distance of not more than 180 or 200 miles (length of cable) from Valencia, instead of 270 miles, as previously supposed. The actual distance from the shore to the point in question is presumed to Wooly about 180 miles. It is proposed to mann; facture a new cable about 100 mike long, and to splice it on to the part where the main fault exists, previously ascertaining that a perfect communication exists with the shore. Even should the expedition not succeed in its main object of making the cable speak again, a large quantity of the old cable may be recovered. This new venture will, of course e, be at the expense of the old proprietary, and will be entirely irrespective of the new capital of 800,0001. authorised to be raised under the government subsidy. The amount of the latter capital is yet secured is understood to be only about 70,0001. Tue inducement held out by government is evidently inadequate, though in itself liberal enough in the event of success, being no less than a guarantee in that event of 8 vier cent. en the 800,0001., and a minimum subsidy of 20,0001. • year from the English government, in addition to a subsidy of 14,0001. a year from the American government. Looking, however, to the costly nature of the work, and to the risk involved in its first establishment, together with the fact that the public have already expended without guarantee upwards of 400,0001. in proving this grand problem, it would appear that nothing short of some arrangement whereby subscribers will be shielded against the risk of an entire and absolute loss of their pro perty will again evoke the capital for an Atlantic Telegraph. LICINSBD ricrrtqLllßS' PROTECTION ti °CIA Tl. At a special meet ing of the eomm i ttee and put officers of this society, held at the office, 90. Farringdon-street, kit (Friday) evening, Mr. G. ADAMS in the chair, the following reeoluton moved by Mr. Homily seconded by Mr. T. BATON, and carried unanimously : " That the proposal of the ChanceUor of the Exchequer in reference to the creation of an entirely new class of retail wine dealers on the Beer Ac' principle is opposed to public, feeling ; a gratuitous attack on our . vested interests; and would, if Famed into a law, very greatly diminish the Tahiti of our proporty, and ultimately led to • free trade in spirit..' " That the proposed change in the 'licensing system' wooli be of no advantage to the public, inasmuch as the 69,255 licensed victuallers to England, the free vintners, sad the small wholesale wine merchants, who sell reputed pint and quart bottles of wine, era amply sufficient to eo•nre competition, and to sup ply the pubic, with all the wines which shall be imported late this country, without opening up new °teasels for much purpose. "Ten meeting is ther-f .re of opinion that the licensed victuallers should, by combined action, oppose a proposi. ties tat fraught with mischief to society, and donee to the interest' of the trade generally." ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA,. COVENT-GARDEN.--ThO now opera liteloss, and the randomise% ems honoured last evening by the presence of heir most gracious Majesty, hie Royal Highaoss tha Prince Consort, her Royal Higoness the Princess Alias attended by the Countess of Desert, the Hon. Hies Cavendlih. Lord Charles Fitzroy, Lord de Tabley, and Colonel Dudley Da Rom. THE BISHOP OP CARLISLE AND THE REVISION OE TM, LITI7IOT.-11111 Bannon of Canals has returned a full and remised reply to an address on the subject of a moist= of the Liturgy of the church by the Rev. L. Jefferson, rural dean, and the clergy of the rural deanery of Kirkby Brokhen. The bishop's tone is moderate, and far from the spirit of party. He is alive to all the &Hirohito of revision. but on a review of the wets of the na tional church at largo, the departure from e the calm end sensible awhods of carrying on divine worsh ip to which we were accustomed in the days of our youth, and the irritation of the people caused by the introduction of obsolete customs, he comes to the conclusion that it is necessary to do something. And far from thinking the present time un favourable for revlrion be is "more afraid of delay than of avion." Be thinks that if any temperate proposition were made, it would be unwise to refuse to entertain it. But he would resist to the utmoet, changes proposed in the spirit of wry, or to any narrowing of the beta of the church of England. We trust to Lind room for the Bishop's letter on Monday. ST. OffOlteillt-IN-THE-EAST.—The Rev. Thomas Richardson, the newly-cloyed lecturer of this parish (in the room of the Kew. Hugh Allen, resigned), will coin memos hie duties to-morrow. WINDSOR, FRIDAY kVENING.—EUDDEN DEATH OF run Rev. WILLIAM C•reetreo.—With feelings of deep regret we have to einmaitios the sudden death of the Rev. William Centring, one of the canons of Windsor, the parti culars of which are as follows:—The reverend gentleman attended divine service this morning in the Chapel Royal of St. George, and read the Litany and Communion Service Ice his accustomed clear and impressive manner. A short tines after lassies thee:cape! he amompenied his two nieces, the Hon. Misses Canning, in • walk below the slopes to the garden belonging to the dean and canons, sod was then in his yang health and spirits, when soddenly he fell into the arms of one of the young ladies, and expired almoet instantaneously. Ttcir disireesing situation was observed by Mr. Csnon Frederick Anson ' from • window of his residence, who hastened to their assistance, bet arrived only in time to see him breathe his lest. The bed ergs immediately conveyed to the residence of the dammed la this Cloisters, and upon the arrival of Dr. Drown, he pronounced that death was caused from en affection of the heart. --- . DlttralllMlNG Btnetnn.-00 Wednesday last an inquest wee held at Bray, near Windsor, on the body of Captain Fooderlok Paul Harked, late of the Soots readier Guards, wises the following particulars relative to this milaerholy affair were adduced. At ten o'clock the previous morning the captain lett his house, apparently in his usual health, and at four o'clock in the afternoon he was discovered ' lying is a pool of blood by *soot the gardeners, fa a secluded walk In his grounds, at Dow a place eituated on the banks of hi Thames, near Moak'. Island, about three miles distant from Windsor. The body, win n found, was "Wand mid, and death suit ham Men instsitianeous, for it appeared that Ina sitting posture be must have diacharged a loaded pistol by the kit ear, sea portion of his scull on that side of the head wee blown away. Ilia bat was picked up abo..t sixteen yards from the body. Mr. Barked on previous occasions had shown symptoms of weeknese of intedect, and a verdict was returned that hs tbsuoyed himself in aat of temporary spirted insanity. Tim unfortunate gentleman was much respo.- in the neighbourhood, end has left • widow and family to deplore his melancholy ad. He was in the 67th sear of hu MM. SALE OF HORNBT CASTLE AND KANOII.—It annonnoed that Mr. John Foster, of near Halifax, has become the purchaser of the Hereby Castle estate. in North Laiscashice, the property of the late Mr. Fades,. Dawson. Tbe purchase money is stated to have been 206,0.01. The estate consists of the honour and manor of Hanby, the borough of Hanby, the manor of Tatham, sad about 3,100 scree of land; the living. of Hornby. Tatham, and Lowe!, the right of sporting over upwards of 24,000 acres of land, and of il.bing over raven miles or more of ths river Lane, and the whole length of its tributary streams-the Weaning, Hindburn, and Roeburn. The mists was the subject ot much litigation upwards of thirty yams ev, and, after being five times tried, was finally maid by the Home of Lords in May. 1838, when posses elanbb dewil.giankato.ltern.d-Ad:11111400,11136Ndit devolved Tathain Up spalzt Poem, Dawson, who was related to the Admiral by mar riage, and at hi. death last year demanded to Kr. H. P. Daw V son. ALLANCE V. THE CORPORATION RLITTAI/RANT COM PANY. — An injoactioa wait obtained from VicreChes tenor Wood yesterday, oa the part of Messrs. Vellums earl Valiance, solicitors, of Emax-streer, Strand, restraining ths Corporation Restaurant Company (limited) from advertising their names as seliciters of this company. COTTON AT BRA.—Acoording to the Welt advioss from New Orients, there are no less than 60 vessels at am, bound from that port to Liverpool, laden principally with °otos. [Advertirrementa— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT -111117.-DPIMISIMIIOI 011 Mora 10 MI BIM Vat" APOMIT. - ne Oft PMw shout with mein abash reendas tram lbws ammes. They hewer ewes ow Prineate eVgj eg l um Ulg. MN atom herald their outmot. wee esneeeely be move thee,us at it ellowarle Idea dim the MNt Sh, ad. The Mamma Is MANI late the imps as Deer twist s day what Ss me airs taken. TM ism wallas An alkombilia. nom tlis 0611114111. 50*Stelems WO111•11. Ansel cgs Mellow of bleed thaw 4= l ei: glieM stint Is bola* theta before the tkustmad alert