The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-18 00:00:00

•` I'APEh / 1 - • cit-ees, c s • • Tt" •Je ~ . ~....... r l .. ... •_ . t art., . Ai. , % : - 44: 7 7747:.7 -- ~ % ~.. , 1-'l:4 v..`.' '-: ''i-- ,, , .. •:,..-1, 1 ssa :Id V.Tei I'/ ; No. 4 294.) VANCOUVER'S ISLAND Direct (with isms , .llste &spat. h. having a large aselass et bar m i et semi end gulag us bola. the it Roo dipper 4 woe nester. easpered and asstsilesamS. J. MAIN. e,turn ,u , Ser tesalas la the basket Doels. mint .211 , *tales foe ',mad-elms rusengera—ANo/ Is JAMB solpeoN Ind Co .0. etuttcreisec, wEEKLY STEAM 00101RINIOATION to YOZI: —no LIP NNW =Ad ?UM %PUMA RTTANI Snip f.. 11 pmernlimi. Taw onsamaidga.= ensansiona krim ratrrit r .o ' L ' it= vas sisw YOWL ('IT 1 ok Nag IL v 104.. wa.nbealay, Mer (ITT Of iv MOEN • AM aavry osameniWorkaando- CaNa Pamen AM and >b inlmmemsdling to Inaamomm doom Yenturd memo. a sirs& whom piewena Pasompil aa br %Ansi and fir Wasnarn itaM MOM "ftßi t irserams. -11"1 1 h 4:441 16 ::: Ma and MAcia. za4 04. TE • WS AM front LIVERPOOL to IMAM via W by the liastred Ouns Oasamays Royal 1152 16samers. nom LIT/11001. Lom a North Auseksia, Wall I ll, haw North Bdl May 26 ham+ mason is X6+ Tot. Dab" 41461666. lisatroall. To sad ilwattion. OIL mad U IX. speoldlos 66 utcamo imam To Portland. CO mei /16: art to ail pros Omaria. .68 Ihrouch Mak aceordats So WM Is WIWI —toe tertber parties ++ applx U.lllOl rad 1101166+- Wrest 1.16617011. S ht to ROTTIRDAII awl the RHINEI,, re Ice • we/M.—me Nedainsuilsairs •1 rid isnot*, siamtb e BATA la ls w v Wm Om sies= AM' and yummy U : Ili lL e g ="l. fres oV e rer ev i lynerail =A l i= w : GRAM sad to Os Nobsolirds Compaq. lood.bathlriC. pus? sad LONf as COXPANY al 17PPER Timm si missy GlVErrot Is ANIMAL GIINZIAL 1111.27100 of Illerolodiost la this Gowns e be bold ea TN CAMAY', Os fat Mac at ow Alia pm., at Ur 01Nots. woriato4Noot. foot Ur porpoot &ill. **kW so She WNW Oat C.mrosi doollog ilooolltio and indlion arumo Esagie kt onoWeg you. rid toollemEs folbetto of Wu *woo ?lot Trunk. loot. oilf elotod at lbw_ list toloo= opened as Monday. Uwe ItUi J an w_l_d di din Os win to_yilit—By ardor. r. mass., Insweary IftMennownwit. NI •y 1 UM nAI9II ADVANCES !NADI, without_ aley, by N../ the MD= 1/11111111MIT 0111WAXT NNW , ISA. an apalt eit bola WW I = ap =l=lll legayabb WI serand I per saga as all ram arm I& 12.11e= ism of Me Wlrmaupolusa awl hem soft am ea isaissalra. MIS= Jam/ MSC Matafs. Diresaar. MID4BIIB. 11103L48 MUM ~td 801, _ p_ 4 .l. any umu...-- ....rosi cd Us See Ilia siessis4 ea ine enemies bon se Ur Oh ell., ems ef mks. seer I Ire le ass, eel vied sselidasi sal my boob. ca1br4....... roliakrably Nose Us sell seals el Ns ImperemS asiosie I len ll kembeid es as Ibis Ss Miss el se a slesmilsess. as I de re ISMS awls led el pris ssneliss ass Is MO WS* Itainrs.— Tars mtaukaw bums. se aril U. Powswiteel. sils. alz tame" Mt SIIIIIsIIIa 2:1•D CHAINK—WATIMISTON and 1111011.111 I is ISO the y *am ale Altoona' of 1110 Os ride to uard Lao of UITOIC bog whisk d G Aim paollmod oa *dr isawilloamo : 6 a To To Waslinnellft gt ....i imes obi. IL L lmboo IT nog vita pia. al AS b. abl. pee - oosoTht an WWI OM die ifolow sad VAL= el Os gold an eirlISK gawarloil Ss wiser: Wafter aim gni 11Mobs Irking it • Isis animpelks ea Qs work oath ilia le Areal off raellift AD Os barium or of Ow NOWA A 3F sad 11100DIFN, Clelantila-11huntatinry, 1•111. liosislie4l2o4, 0••••••••11sa. larins. N.C. LL MOW •Ao. pia Amp alai, at Clair and .Ifreellary kw la mak —N.IL Ms alailiallimal dam at Ma la tar avails& awl es alaaaniao at Gas admit. rrOZNTLEMEN. —BIOTIC% of EIGNOVAL. Mr. mum Ira toad It ataalataty astamsey la rawaars ▪ lailesis Iran llowl.urait to mare spallima pravalra. gel mails lie mare MO le any at the plaa adflarial Oft at tailas Oman at lila pa rat wad wary IMMO* sow NNW apilb laulasia la aassaiaase tarawilla. Ils 11111.11 Th ow slams ea be TS. BIIOOII.IITILECt. 10111D4M1/22, bar dans wad at Eamovvraquara. TILL 1111 W &MING UMW= CAR 10a. .PANGAND SVIDUZ terns: RMOS sod SON bog to data Cut their pre. parsilar kr WRING aft WWl= Dyed say of thou shirr as rill la rasa ss swift nay bar rifts' ei rladial ardifts bola M Moe ad abroad to IM Ms! aft awed assabellara aft ban aftrafted Is soh as mariner of rah as las slam Won bra aaliYrd war air roof In this or say shot safraty. : ~rlr l BOMA K TAILORING DIPARTRICI7/1 lave bow with as mikes nasty at tleseisisift aft wisseporrOse Their ItIADY.MADC CLOTHING ATOM Y meeplate In ever impact, end they veuture to my that for eletrearce of style. Jura- MHO of eastarial 11134 workmanship, tastefulness of finish sad cheapness, It Is quite uniNualled. even wthe metropolis of Im eress cam Me been bestowed on the HOMISAY, HAT and CAP. sad fIINYT and nil 01 DEVAILTIIENTII, which have bola krelabed with an initirsly new stock at fashionable and asmann, kat mods at such prices as enable the proprietors to alter Ibis patrons very pleat slvrntsgea tl —Y. 110111:8 and SON take Ms opportunity of anneals. isa that they Island giving their monomers the fah benefit al the abolition of the duty no Mika, o . lovis, &c. mow wad sox, Corner of Mamas@ sad Aiderde, and Corner of Now trifunletroet. sad flart-etreet. Couutry Brioches Bradford and Shellatd, Yorkahlre. %I SY.4 and LION fah It to be partleularty obaeresd. that If soy article to not apprortol d It will be esehaeged. mr UK money rettined, wittiest besitatine. Thrir Book tar Wise wad leasseer eerialatas "The Growth et . 1 ImPteteat Woe at iII with rates for self resemsrauleet. MAd pra say be gratis sa aiWl maw. ar pod Ina WOVIILTY in SMOUWG.—Th. HABANA CIOAIt CO PART lilmfbei) beg to talons the trade and patine geuesslig disp are Awl le Introduce a new limn. UM ander repel isNmesimet. mad the PIPE CIGAR, which esselsts of pun harm bee M m all lafertor substances as" &Julianns. lasi ' dream et afferent Macs In suit the bowls of an memory maids( Miss. thirehy retaining the full withMrtees of tlis pleat tad emeikeiof g Uste pip e barmy e of s mellow Maur the • Esestui The PI will slid retail by all respectable 'ohm. awalete the Usiteel Itimplom sail wholesale as the Ompatay's warehouses. No ill PsE-snall, it James's. Loadou, where may M also o:Aabsecl Ma choice* Imported ßanana Clem Tam Noma at AT 131 innw REGENT-STREIT Landon. - 1011110 N mous OhY. OF "lIIINTLITS FIANDARD NOVIO.d." st o d i pries IL IQ, and In cloth gUt. so. THE LADIIS al BIIVZR HOLLOW. • T Ilylko Mita of " alo Toonll. Na • =lfti 6 of " Doulloy's ods." Lasioa: , Now leffilliem-flefelf. THE " INDISPENBABLI " SUIT, 111..•le In rail...Ls edam isn•l patterns, sad ilaf searte.,l t.,r weakly/. rldlat ern travelllng. sad bodsesstrs sclossrleArsd bet& oust emdsidsliosed smiss• sok mitt Istrudoosd. es dos Us. Le be 41.4•Lassi d i 11106 IX sad dOld, wear d tasswiss ma Aldo* sod swim d Nos Oilardiasel sod Iliffedziot PTURR B.—By Royal Logan Patent. blinC•3lAlle LIT= TIMIS (perfected and ealli , *l.l to the ZahttAllos, DM. le Mowed b area or 11.0) ▪ grntlemorn t.. he the thee eliseleve ftt es the 1111114 • trestnpist ..1 10.11NR The the d t Mei web& se ease 'wife] h. Its este, t.e. Ie twre avoided: a see Meath Wag woos m.nn lb 1.4,y. whiSe the rritakies felilliiitrar Y ealllelled e) ttr MIN,' LAI% YAD and Min LAMBS ; balm rith su 11.1* h nor sad chwetx.e that It et eel be Mewled. and they b..." .IYriag thee A denethethe dewier my be bed. and Ye Tn... lerermill be pest. es the eireenewesse el the be) te , . inches bath the blth belth sett be Ibe nembee, blr . *HITE. rte. lieeedale. As Uthelbeell Teen in OS /110 prth deb : • female be wen thes DOICA TM= MR ESICELLIS ar lND lebratoid 08120 PLASTIC &•■•• t11113.-713e rely skipping kr Wok, aid I*,-4y4.1 ?wm ti,g brae Per !not Tenth In rh. , /t rul3bes kr al alsimps , dlrullars rellosed —314, a I M. 4 4 t , td. lambs Os 1141,10410131. QOUND and WHITE WITH are iadispen nab I e V. prn.nat slimed," and to Mani an a lOrlij r = r.E. , old food IWWLAnar ~ u 6l, • *bit, p...• act' ..411p.M4 of OW ihillillig wad nod ftass.lbs ...v. .11. d. ..t IM arlartal barna It notiarPoins_._• l l =ma... 1 11. .1. 011. t• tweak and MAIMINIZZI6III4...M. Orr to, l, I,,iwt tied maws. omits abil roams ii 11,9 of lb. 14440, sad Whin* a MAW. NAM II tin ?la 4,44 aka. bur the mehehrieee red abormartitmate l :l att•i••• porky awl daa* nymetul le Ile Pak. a di. par Mn. b alsa words Raw. • , ors as tne label. and "A kowtow! and " 4 ' 2" 11 dt..o Arden,' on Ike parlament 'Limp. add by _ art rhelalate ..l pertnawn, AIitILCITKEQI ISITk: fur the 'lPazNo. A .1.41 g lb. lOW 111111r1ro of the prewhat le 110111111 ar lor 1-.w•wo ll sif the artoif WI wirier of OLDIUDOIIII Lt l “ ..11 .01.1 WhIA. If aol.la I to tho roots sad WO et the halt ot impart. thr nworl .I•ll4htful 000laess with on ogrowahis • rfowsr this perimi of the warm prt w • 1.-tir awe. f.flfn .4 if airwady too tlia, or Uvulas • ti l r. teat Si. further ,rrate, $1..1 dr..l roam' it spirt 4essr.. t.. pr iweatihil hair, aawr with wave er • It I. *Lou orlebratod tor strwirelltwo h• 11• Lot fa rim It from surf see prldecies ear bale. a I ••• r I I:4o.lwhed upwards 430 years. .0 Mut .1“. i.a.th rano no,/ it Pelee lc mod I I 011iy. woi h .4.141114. V. ft V. elliaahm win". W 11kY.Cli NIELL'S SKIN SOAP, tie bad fur pro -4.1.1 • clear awl be.tthy dila . la la pets. d km Inc., I. .. gloat{ rowel. Breakage. Trim. sea lla w aa Na• tuba. 1.. Ave illafrely, muottartagen St ~ L rte,e. r•apolle. ab.l tall.le • *oak* WM , Lto... .. ... .. ~ ...,., .Imri ala all otair ......s ....".. ri kb& d 14b. • •,, 4., wel 41k1 swam sad lazial.mortioks.W4364bre, , I '' '..10 "'le. ate — bosiirs.ll. "' • *le. IAI. &tiers as law. and malaki a r afir —liall Mile " • .1.1. I. /amp.' vita She ~......e " n 11) It ItELIAM:I4 LOZENGES and POWDER, .4 W.W.11 Vriirtabi• rharrool iv*. 1: fik i a Pna 441.1rary 111.41.1 m. of haw M awe of ebi 1.11.. luvf of 101 (h. towns' Direre et as hales4l , le• 11.4 of I. lit as bads d 0b..1. I to , ttral Wort, U. JUAILAU. (USIAK I MBl.mod In. GERMAN REND, TO-NIGHT iwk WIRY IMM O (except SaiardAy), at sod Thug Oa mod latortio Aftsroosa• at 3. Niro lardr POPULAR ILLICIITIATIONA "Oar Rm. Circuit - anglibles=i; LO S tsly et tosealft sad R= Lin at the ROYAL 0AL81177 ammo VON. laalliwita awl tred. A 4 o. La. IA : IRAK smeared as mbe . at Crams. bra* sod 04.1 4 14 low& alaueL—lare WO at ROO Now MiILALBERT WITH MONT BLANC rainowr % t, sad T01301.110W ANTIANOON at 3, and MET NlOll7 Int %today,. at II: seed Tondo inn %today afternoon, at 3 o'clock. 3talla la Mika sin be labia at the Box-once, Egyptian 1411, nee, trop 11 to IN wok 11 . • pdlary, L. VICTORIA CROBB GALLERY, N:= OPEN DAILY, tram is sin 7. Or 161111.6. hie. The wbob at DA pea swim. maipmet Yw DADADA J AM I.= MmesZtur, 1 Kam VIIINCH EXH ANNtAL a IBITION 120 1):11 :lu n ia The m =mok ft n coetrlbetioes of Malts of the Trench and Is NOW COWN.—Admimiee L., 4144110pme 14.-0160 Moe 6 460 y. AROYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill4trest, Piccadilly. Licamed t to Add Pactimalcd.— :carnet—A NO hAILION aided lie fhb tobibilatme by ek=relyirealag with the IIONIMIZI BAND. combated Yam lemseMa clbei-dorchmare to die Inflow Napeleem Open se Wiest Adiciacca. la THE LONDON PAVILION Ticatbara•-street, —urn mot Ss gad slim* aloha go to taw I =rarnace, Ir llama moo ha lambs. and the bail OACIII7. Adoebiew (ity rairminina UMW Cat.— &nibs Aar" lIIM Cialbail, Ax TEA FROM MOORS BROTHERS and Co., No. 116, LOIIIIOI KLI MI rr AI. CITY. Mi Knott 3ROTIIIMII mil COMPANY are the only City Mer. eluate wilbeg to soppily Peasilles divert M merely Merchant/ Pronto. Ton leoterseums 001 , 101101 twin* that Ca& be sent with the order it by Prat +Ace order., payable to the Bra, WOOF" Brothers sod Ocallfilly, at any bui• doe °Mee. linithowt a rigid adherence to Cash Payments the carrying out et It gleamL botorible. _ BLACK TZAR. It per lb gollooliew Mowed on tali by and on lonted &Ms of 4511. sod Saba wt.' The n•Ilowlog comparative wt. ' of poles will chart, show SA, /at ahnotsges noulnlog from our new spiels of bamboo sod ad aaM . br*Tllo3l6 TEA, 3. par lb. Ire i gllß e Mi Ok t+Ka r st " unimiir Shinn ft UL sad .. A. nun tw o dwelnleas emprin nun Ind QM tamale. nay rnuln, Lbw an no esby blade we poopess le sell. 911111 N MAIL rt van PIALL-LtAr OUNPOWD3I, nin lad 'snack; 04. pee lb. aouilly Amin M. 41. an b. per Ili) ma FININT Y 3031. deb Mann Isnost. at pat S. (gray •di ead Is Y. ma WIT 111 amil 43. E lb. Dr St arliabor The uwilrettriCm et 011,MAM 411 L par lb. nod b. lb.) The W i lAVrt i 0 4.. bar lb, The derippe la 44. ft par ib.) ellinalas earSeisarlOolisse an wan ip =4 ern nay In ti tnisel ipso as bong inn Is inn of Ito comm. NMI CZYLON, la r ..,a. !M MT womudgm,ditirarnok is. MIL pot b. Zia LIMA. Mt Fir lk AL to AL AL par lb.) A iklentlaut I rgArallined as AM AteA arl MOW iamb Or Nibs art mdfli d fas. ill D187'1;11.71 VII MMUS II COI 11W 11171 W OP MOZOSIVA - - Theai ars sal Mr le OM Tb bristlyeamairisai • osislisa SrStames of kits iss asauldhady with Is vapt•••11 sad draarhasha will the average Tea sad Mess reiseve,irM2 TIN PIM CUT. T* drawbacks are NOT omit 11111/111111A3Y POR Till SUPPLY OP bt'T All or NO ADYANTAOR TO MAUI woo PVICMAS mazer PROM Till CITY 11011iCHAIrt FOR CASH. WI PROPOS& hy swas WO micas to supply Lash Casionses waly. at Tea wawa Ism lira poestlite under Oho poem* mama • ar, Wry words, " AT NIMBLY lIRRCHA !iTW PROPITIL" lie r trade we lave secured . grewhig extant sad eharsetsw, *vitiator ths MO public sp at oar articks, sad of the new system we have Intro. MOOll BPAMIIMA sad COMPANY, NNW )3, LONDON•BRIV 4 OaII7, iC Fe we hßy &nine Pens re hr ?p sans. ems 4 O d. n himneen 4 = n le a idly pen ens We there eppefa INTIM BY DI. NORTON MAW. MUNCH NOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. New ready in e.O eve, with. lisp, L. AN ARCTIC BOAT JOURNItIf ta at IBM bi . atAA , kill. . bargees Ad le tie am dewed (Diana trl Introdletlan mad Naar. by Dr. NentOli g = " ordie bialdante ennored Orb, Dr. lanarr. Hanky dry an/ OM be th smastla bawd dr =edlearLaudes al and advennwas cd Vs. week a sestarkil. Review. " Fall el Willits Inessesi: ea tall Hot we amid net down until we hod rend it tbreegb. It Is a well written nem. ler It jive ot terrible privations and wafering. horse with a fartibedi and patient endows". which say have been equalled bet air. Lately sever slammed. Dr. Hayes's meet intessetlng sad wan. WAI4I-111 narrative shows that be Is folly entitled to take rank with the most Intrepid end hank Amite voyagere."—Albseisuas. " Stirring and deeply late rastlag en have been many et tbe mortis of Arctic en tt we brew or none whleb *tidbits these qualltiss Niolll vlvidb them Vas work."—Notes sad Qualm Icadon : Richard Hay, New Burlingtanetreet. PHI BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS an d .1. 007TUR ht &NOLAND an et Om to be obtalar of PHILLIPS art Oa, Tr Merchants, 11. Williaaarreet, City. Goal Moor instal Clears Tea, la b. I t. 1a.j4. , and : deb ta. 10d., sod 40. Tea sr coffee to Ow tar* of Ot mat emirs has to say rotheay 'trios or market town to Waist • Fin owner feet Burrs at market peter All roods molar free withlaartil Wks of the City. THE HABANA CIGAR COMPANY (Limited). DILIXTOCIL Rear Admiral MR WILLIAM . 151aitON, Bert., Chairman. The Light Roe Lortibervegh. I Col. T. C. liAllllllll Bar Admiral Dudes. Alfred llama. MN. LOUIS SILURRKRO. Ilasider sod Restentry Direche. The above pao y tante pads Wissilaa to their stock of red Iwporlai ILa6haasra CWkra Wig We Iliert anti choicest in imp aka W Mar .archrat ad Tawas and their newly saluatai Woo ap Ls. azaw. Mewra. Weashomax. Pallanaq Bt. = ar.aaa Az& larks :Ma W grohaor sim iaw k at-anot 4. the BE4- ^fis Wilinddrint. Cli; DoMiks : MI6 Onawairase : Mambake aw IS, aorual- MIMS ; OimirWes : s TeloMpolawl ~BBY sad OWL.4IIAMPAGNA 30s. , maparier, db. par dama.--010/1011 WALKER sad Oa„ bake Imp Impalas of Ibi MOW WiNell. bighly room mad alans. TORT 106. awl fta pm leas& 6111:1111 , 1 MIA !MT, psalm Owes lis. 6E6166 pars. Ditto, la am diem ares, 36661666 or llwasises, 01101421 WALL= and Oa, MI, Ligwerwrook 11., W 66, Omsk Tewsralrook OW. RIIWCTION OF Till wurs Dunn EI7ROPEAN and COLONIAL WINN COMPANY, In. Pager lll. The proveten el the above beg M amoeba that they eve named *We Tatif at art Raw °ger Shah pandas the fag lowa it the Rev earalaraL LOYAL VICTOIIA pra dome. (The Iradoird d Hmalrasa) SPLENDID OLD PORT, to la /b wail ll7a per dome. SPANK U NO SPIOINATOIA MITAONI< Ma. ST. J CIA L( CLAW sad alibis/ middy Ida lIN err COGNAC lihllDi (Par or 8101/11) ra mad Sta. SOUTH ANIOCAN /OM SKEW. ad lea aad fla TM Snail evarjaredased Intmla constr. Adak& mei and els Ansa err tam Is EN/ nitwits , alatisa Pal Ved iada a di rlaiss. Prim lista has 4111 appW catista. Tarim ma. WILLIAM LED TIPPING, llsowsr. A L LSO PP'S PALE ALL► —FINDLATIE„ x Arius. s y nod 00. bog to oagoggot dist *Ng ors are to Auaorra PAU ALL of tie 64‘ WWI arks at pens and upwards oat Larikwbefgage 1= 4 :7111101ss; satesoca. 215, goologotoolt. 101ABLOW'S lIILPAI7TING 'SYPHON TAP. M6ainNo onsoninnesrannurviro. SLIM. aI. CASIL STILND.—Iis ends sa onaoss4 disturbed In Ming will nosy Inca. • insdrolidL Prisons. Isassiors •IPIONATOISiIrnss 111,1111L—Wrisinal sows ems tam of onso pr year. Mee i 15.14. nsionvirop Myna. SASLOW. I.YTISCi NUT SCIUSIN.—WiII roast • • Ina On, sn4 save • Ms el assi . 111 =WS POTATO M•lllM—Tlis ray So root dim posisonns. bp al mows ass maim szpluloal. Mee ea Ta Ss. WS. Most as AAlld InSLOW. 14 Inns Winun• On* kiranbse and Istagss. Ss* inn W. Nem o sag is au own artists a Wiwi ars &parlous fIOBBNITS INDIAN CORN or MAIZE. NAY Oa beg be aareeece the, bare a Mae ego. k Or above. wtdeb as be Well se • ',eatable Aerkepun.l .r m. Ireellele enla d erela par pore free. lame r rioaitire or 711= so I. Wialsaftkoleea. Atras or ul, Wst.loont bobs tw is. the AAA UNA& robe el errs were produced by • eratiemea a GI ITIIILT 1117110ACTIOUR and MILD. Itr. worm BILIOUS watt LI VIM PILLiI, lirrcwrial liairwilwat, from th. fed F . a Gr. 2 1 =0, [eat. newt PUk .111 b. fosud Invaluable to ell ear wan bon billow roll Ivor eraiwislwas. t o di r . m i n ...i nd. = awirma ow gym. Le. Par lawbltaal row jilt 1 6 =4=f ia.n owsi c ral .ti. to 11.1'" I 't' 'r; was spere% ervasa. Imom. led siwrwwwitow the .hal e 11111wwah lailllNE—whl by non bomblo. In borer, I. lid .„ i i& al NM. we Gary ho rob be sr. kelt, Irllloar an.l I.lr, r iblo. Tho g ronn. wry • small 8•••• yockago, with - William n. brny Lonbonnnor." whipirtwwil wit the premising stamp. LONDON, FRIDAY EVBNINO, MAY 18, 1860. PORTRAIT ROM for ClA's aadl to lb, 0•11• y of tbt llYlbq Whig • orb 1.••••4 4•olp=ired by the ••••• earl et Wm kr aim at 111. : *WSW yM al haser =blisidel espied to; Sr' t i = •• • Nat sal isilbs Ey. BIIILDINGH with windows th e n i g ht leas, tibia Ybapeded b sells et giber usliglitir ohieete Peg have the loosevesimes rerseved by MANIA IE, or the art it Mara lealleils tieing shish tee be bend eerily suitable tor Windows. ex. leek et lasemellase soot lee ed. Boat of Webb* =frgrabs • beadessee isesebses of the art adapted to arep loon may be use it A. MARION and Co. s, Segest•serest, Leubta Wholesale sad Melt Agents at 140411: nem& 11111TWOLDS, end SWUM WiIiDING sad BIRTHDAY SENT!. zor ra rrw a ll m tlny, T br A ls 4 =l2.le ie l'r wor Aa4 ITA CE 11131 ‘• B lTLE Wr andlra rnm aa nem • NEDIATAL MORNTAD IiLOTTIN int INISTAND6 es fin: l Netting, sad n tho KW MINT 8= 4% 420, BOOKALIDII, oho a diatom misty of ZUG XOVIZTIIII inflolio lbw PItIIdiNTATION, too mien OD two doon bon sootownte. To tw deolnrillonnet. Ind at BIN IT Z0D2101.711111, IL Tlondidt. Nib WO= BY Till AUTIOU or " TIEN TINKLY 11TIZAT." Now reedy, In poet Irre, wtth Marndleas, ten dd., H OW WE SPENT the AUTUMN of 18M ; or, W undertow . By the Author of The Tbrity ." " Aboutihe beet tm Ord add be el the prodeettona of one peat claw of SO& traveller. Then are few who tea mares la with the authored 'TM Tin* Retreat ' etM bat bre • geed orb= el what W redly wen traveller k The whole velure la like the record of the mein mallow el petrol !Obi whin& The author law ser g lill did everything, reds is erialadar, sketched noted down ',aryl/deg bet by wink the "I"S t a lkoma c stepped ther." Laden:Melesel =e net. weft pool of ea Ilikessairat, 74. IL, T HZ OLDEST of the OLD WORLD. if 8011 , 11111 A IL 1:11.17. Lemke: llolarra Dram Now butrece4lreet. ftZW WORK BY MA KLUB. Jot reedy, be 1 wt., 65., MPTERS WIVE& Being Sketches al a Gaol M rcos Ufa. ou By /Lre. lit" bather ot "The Mothers of an." larka: Mast IltaMisy, Now Dortisirtottatrest NEW ROLE ON AIOJOILLL Jost ?lady la poet Om, THE CORSAIR and his CONQUEROR. 'she & TOM is ALGIELIA. 17 Ism I. Porn. Lawim : Milord Itastlay. New butlagionatreL NNW WON& IT dAIOI cluustruti ANDIWINN. .ata ready, la ass vol.. Ta ed., STORIZS from the SANDHILLS. if HeM comma Amami, 4Wiyer "TM Mprovinkm." Laarioa : Ward bowiNey, New Ilarnagtonstreet. Just published, I rot See, price DR, FORBES WINSLOW'S NSW WORK ON CEIRERRAL AND KRNTILL DISORDERS. OBSCURE DIREARRB of the BRAIN and t/ DISORDERS of the MIND: their Incipient Sym_ptema Pathology, Disemoala Treatment, and Prophylaxis. By roam wrgeww, Atm, D.C.L, Oxon, Ae. .• This work win be carefully studied and required by leaden as the master effort of • great philosopher, whose experience, vast research, large observation, and cleseareawang, each directed to diagnostic and practical curative are foe the benedt of mankind and to the glory et la scribed in faithful chameleon upon every pyp."—Debils gra , MTV Medical Journal. Laudon : John Churchill, New Berlingtonetreet. DL BOW& ON INDIGirTION. New reedy. Attlee, revised, to. Id., NERVOUS DISEASES, Liver and Stomach Clw npirits. Indigestion, and disorders pro duced C r i t i nt Climates. By O. How? Nowt, lt.D., 11.1.C.P.L, Le. Luise : John Churchill, New Burlingtenstreet. Just &bathed. New sad improved Iletisa, pries Otte Maine. CURABILITY of CONSUMPTION ,• T beim Antes of Pepen, preemais tie wet lambast sad leapartesit R a dical Pointa in the Teestameat of tbe Mama By F. I. ZAJIADOR, M.D.. P.R.C.T., sod hie &gator Physicals ha the loyal Infirmary for Meese, el the Md. ie. Also, by the one Aafhempahe Me. ad., • TRIATIBI as AITIXA ead 'DRUMM of the =AZT. Lark.: Lamm, Maim Diem sad "aorta iThrNEW LONDON REVIEW of Politioo, l it itereture, Art. and Society conducted by owns. NACRAT, LLD.. will AMMAR CY IR Y SATUDDAY MOIN IMO. The dote of pubileetkek with other particulars will be shortly announce.l. All communications for the Editor or Manager to be sddremed to the (Ace, 11, llowthampacwolreet, Strand, THE BRITISH MUSEUM. This morning the socounte of the British MUM= for the year ended the 31s1 of March last were published. The expeedilure of the Museum has been se follows 36,5321. lis. 34. ; house impetus', 3,3061. lls. 4d. ; purchases and acquisitions, 23,7631. Os. lit ; bookbinding, tablas* ke., 11,5/101. 12s. ; printing catalogues, 2,7761. lie. 3d. ; miscellaneous, 192!. 19s. 21. ; publishing cuneiform, inieriptions, 292/. 19s. The visitors to the Museum (esclairive et raiders) here been 450,262 in 1854; 334,060 1361; 361,714 in 14.56 ; 621,034 in 1857 ; 619,566 in 181111 ; and 517,896 in 1859. The number of Aside to the reading rooms, for the purpose of study end reseerch, were 86,132 in 1864; 53,667 in 1865; 113421 is 1866. Preen January to April, 1657, inclusive, the umber of sighs of readers was 19,242. The new read ing room was opened for renders on May 18, and from that date to the end of the year the number of visits of residers was 75,128. Total, 94,370 in 1867 ; 122,103 in 1858; and 122,424 in 1859. The Dumber of visits by artists and students to the galleries of sculpture, for the purpose of study, were 3,662 in 1851 ; 3,504 in 1856; 2,918 in 1866; 2,613 in 1867; 2,522 in 1868; and 2,364 in 1850. The number of visite to the print room, were 3,401 in 1851 ; 2,868 in 1855 ; 3,006 in 1866 ; 3,315 in 1857 ; 3,499 in 1858 ; and 3,013 in 1859. The number of visite to the coin and medal room, were 1,310 in 1851 ; 1,446 in 1856 ; 2 299 in 1886 ; 2,316 in 11157 ; 2.002 in 1868 ; and 2,204 in 1860. ROYAL COLUMN Or Eluzosons.—The following aratlare of the salter hsving undergone the necemary amisainatirms, IPIIMI admitted fellows of the college at a niestinut L a be Mart of examiners on the 17th Mat., sic:— Graves, Barton-street, Gloucester, diploma rreabaship eta Olieber 12, 1838 ; Thomas O'Connor, Monk Otalhaddiablif February 23, 1844 ; Lake Coates Hallow Esarfordweill. Pembrokeshire, January 2, 1848 ; Thome William Cross% at. Giles street, Norwich, August ti, 1811; Henry Gray, Wilton-street, February 11, 1848; Buxton fibillitoo, Finsbury-circus, July 4, 1851 ; John Major Carden, Salisbury, November 3, 1864 ; William Hugh Alderney, Bwitingford, Herta, Marsh 2, 1865 ; John Ward Cousins, Portsmouth, March 7, 1856 ,• Christopher Heath, Mackville.street, Piccadilly , Yank 14 , 13611 • Ed. ward Scptimun Earle , Forest Hill, Awn 21, ; Walt*" John Coulson, Frederick-plow , OW Jewry, Nersolier 6, 1857 ; and Arthur Edward Darien; Trinityoquara. Nay 14, 1856. TUN CONCIIYATIVI LAND &CLINT AT OZPORD.— A purchase of land having been made in the 11=114 4 about a mile from the city of Oxford, close to the II Cricket-grounds, a public roosting was had is the Tows hall on Wednesday evening, to hear aa 'caseates of the Pmval workielLef the society, and the node of elkdateat of the estate. The deputation ociasinted of the Bev. Dr. Worthington, Mr. N. W. Winstauley, members of the executive committee, and Mr. C. L. Gruneisen, the secre tary, who addrewed the meeting at considerable length. A vote of thanks was unanimously pawed to the deputation, converiag the approval of the meeting of the mode of allotment proposed, and also of the general system of the society. THE REFORM BILL. Yeeterdny evening the working clisases were in elkei to take part in a demenstration at the St. liartin's hi& " to protest spin**, mount parliamentary Walks to • orepreoentod, and to support the Reform Bill ea en innhamont el the peoples rights." The hall was *beat half AK a large proportion el those present being of the dwelled class. The chair SY taken by Kr. R. dense. The CELAIPINAN emphasid of the allegotimo made to the detriment of the working alums with a view et withholding 'ides than the franchise as totally unfounded, sad posievely leseleadicied by facts. He especially alluded to the oppo• . _ -Mu of Mr. !bailey Smith, who had formerly .:pressed my different opinions, characterising at one time the peers anted British footpads. If he believed Chat the extension ed the franaise would extend the crime of bribery 'he should be cm of the first to oppose any such ilassainse ; bat he was advocate for it, and upon the pound that it would elevate the elm !alticstlalrtite voter, and tend to dinduish that scandalous [ Mime. Hs believed that the working man could appre f Mito the labiate of a great statesman and nada remeenta dm, ae_gl4 as se illeskation, ozpreiged his conviction that *aid lb_ , _Gladshais km his wet kw Oxford he would have no difiloulty la /ding a constitmecy of working man to and bid to seisseml. He cordially acknowledged the peg madam which none members of the Home of Dim awns hod gives to Ms ems be advocated, and especially * serviega of Mr. Gleans= sad Lord John Russell, whose , menerelt me their mime MOM to strengthen, though its bad me olitakesil for it a very enthusiastic i 'l fl ll . li ;:mm old isomaged lOW mid at the aristoaacy ,' t t aWk4 ouit ono th ilte cr ol li a= ll : g o !tat =Mor bid He mom that tit workiag Wesembetlefro si d e a leMelMem ccerendeg polities. as bed twee thit they me, sot mom liable to be min PltoPkeeper. Ifs thought it time that this estonid headmitted toe elmegof the ropressotationaad he now nimated ma extension of the franchise, ell UM hr land John immell He sob gilme tha i i - m . Ml T t h o iS to th lie m ut2ramhined 11Y or= = . whisk Me remedy la mane . MLA's' Wa sg& i t=e! ul= i c i i i i It i A i v7Lit e r y i , Wed and thsesfore disqualified ham beaming OW of a free nose try." i Jim R. Leasarr, in secwaring the resolution, mid he hid 6. a" lalf4ing ar di us. cratitted-worro il = Molialupon, and that if they submitted to the . be d an eliowered lama them by members of Inghteure, Mop' meld bum to submit to morn let M weed **epee be tisk ganging word, sod let them like =tme te the mime sad swim upon the top. lite to the of fir B. B. Lytton le Mike in talked et Ma littgplak wirar so a boor who w eVt Ithiy be minded whit ths fneddes, to whit:else My Mew midosband that the aristocracy mil ihristo um peek lesg..p to the working clmess if they wens not pro -IWititither=ta of the military. Hy Legenft's in to no very moderate Impsegs, was solved with vedierous ohms. Mr. J. HOLTOAIIi. the resolutios, &WM for the work* gem na Mend is ids sompeler with the fat farmer and the rammed country squire. After some remarks hem Mr. Mammon, who stated it !t ... t..12 . Home of Commons had shown agtoritme of the r, sank, and virtue of the we :elft dam whirl titled them to the 1100611•0311 of the eabsdry, . The re seedise me wet mg envied. Ou the =Mon of Yr. riaazarr, iSkiaidd by /r• If am, the follow* .caddie.WM sins sped to: " That wine re the bads of anabewf rogednged Whip sa the led, this isedvee fee the pm* I. asespil and sopped, as se inset, whitthe bill iglosd by Lard dg . . the parridtp el e, la se amdiga Wall • lodger wad the abolition of the niMpaying dew" min the at • esesklemble poetise of Me winkle, posisilsa. ° • peaks to pediment was dewy oi - gidoptwl, adl the vote of thanks to the realigns& cloud the pm- THE HOUSE OP LOWS AND THE PAPER DUTIES.-MENTISO ArBIRMINGHAN. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Bir barn, convened by the Mayor in compliance with • ties, was bard ke the ealeasittes room of the " Tews.l2;;;• tends (Tb the oxideyiat ig ain ge ralLATOl in the chair. ir, to eat adore be adopted by the House el Lards with respect to Duties DM.' Ir. Van Wane, merehest, moved the Ant resolution ; and is the course of his remark' be condemned the conduct of Lard Derby in opposing the repeal of • tax which the Obanoelior of the 'Exchequer did not require. The molt*. its. was as follow' " Inasmuch as the extensive use of paper in some of the manatacttum of this locality, and in the mounting, wrapping, end packing of manufactured articles generally, enhances the coat of such goods and =them Into unequal competition with those of the ember, who is not barthened with the exam duty as paper, to the great injury of the manufacturer and the melons diminution of the export trade, resolved, that the meeting is of opinion that the continuance of the paper duty te unjust and impolitic." Ur. J. B. WRIOHT, a manufacturer, who complained of 11116 . 01111 inconvenience in his trade from ths primmer of excise ofileen, aeooodeal the reselutlen, which ;vas marled with one direentiont. . Mr. Alderman Brlimn., paper maker, moved the secogd resolution, se follows :—"That this meeting is of that the pracitice which ha. prevailed the House of for marl, two centuries, of abstaining from interfering with any bills connected with the revenue and taxation of the country whkh have passed the House of Commons, is one which cannot he departed from without bringing the House of Lords into dangerous collision with the honed which de rives its authority from the direct vote of the people, and would be subversive of the sound constitutional principle, that the representatives of the people shall alone exercise the power of imposing and remitting national taxes." The motion wee wooded by Mr. Buownrr, tin-plate worker, who stated that the course pursued by Lord Derby was not for the welfare and interest of the country, but slimily to embarrass the government. r. BovoraTow armed, as an amendment, " That this meeting, although opposed to say steps being taken con to the established principles of the constitution, would re if by any constitutional means the House of Lords amid induce the Commons to amend their resolution re sprafiag income tax and the paper duties, with the view the letter for the present, and of avoiding say middies being made to the former. especially se this noting 4 of opinion that the House of Commons, if fairly caammed, is in favour of this course of proceeding." If. defeaded the conduct of Lord Derby in maintaining that the present income tax was most unjust, and far more obLestienable than the mein duty upon paper. The amendment not having been seconded, the original matins was put and carried with only one dissentient. Mr. Councillor HYLAND moved that a petition to the House of Lords, founded on these resolutions, and signed br the mayor, be prepared and forwarded to Lord Gran ville fur presentation to the House of Lords, which was agreed to. A vote of thanks to the Mayor terminated the pro ceedings. THE SUNDAY TEA DINO BILL —A numerously attended public meetinng of tradesmen and others was held at the Gnu and Star, Aldgate, in opposition to the Sunday Trading Bill ; Kr. Barnett in the chair. Mr. Wall stated that the meeting had hese called for the purpose of emai -1 dering the clause in the Sunday Trading Hill which emoted that the penalty of 'imprisonment should be imposed for ' selling goods on the Sunday. Tradesmen were beginning to feel the extent to which the operation of the bill would affect them. They had many frieriiii iu the House of Lords, but it was feared that any imitation would prevent I them from taking action. He believed the government were opposed to the bill, but they wanted strengthening at the hands of the people. U the bill became law It weld bring them to starvation. In conclusion, be urged them to oppose this unjust and tyrannical measure. Mr. Illweeny then moved—" That this meeting views with about the bill now before the House of Lout, relative to gelling and hawking goods on Sunday, which bill, imposing not only tine but imprisonment for the first offence, and ruinous cumulative tines for subsequent offences, is at once arbi trary, unjust, and injurious, and places the indnetriuus classes on the level of the criminal." The resolution having been seconded was carried by acclamation. A rase tulles providing that immediate step. he taken to oppose the bill, and that the committee be empowered to raise the wicassary foods for Leming out the agitation, was passed, as were similar ones for presenting petitions and other modes of action, and after a vote of thanks to the chair man the meeting separated. liilrucm Ur PILODUCII rose lavagrom..—Yesterday Mr. Pargrood, inn of the members of the Massy Dock Beard, drew attention to the insufficient warehouse accom modation for the cotton which was at present in the port, and which was expected tousles, and atikedif•olllBl/11111.1124111 could not be taken to render the transit sheds of nes ger I Amp in each an enurgeae~The ehairrnaa (Mr. O. Nair) replied that the stook ' all desoriptioes of prednee at present b il is, ' the ee srt was enormous and unusual—in halt Le= all t. The cotton alone amounted to • of 08. Mr. Forms:id said that the want of ware house room was seriously inconveniencing the Wide, the ' prise amend ter warehousing entice being as high as Id.. :ezitead IM. per week per hale. The chairman mid that the kw& sheds could not be used as such, and fur =Ames at the same tees, the board was boned 1, 161 , an ler se hoe peastitebie, the inconveniences of which Mr. INTIM hool sompleimid. (Stamped td. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. • coin? Or COMMON COVNCIL. A Court of Common Council was held yester day at Guildhall ; the LORD MAYOR presiding._ TUB PROPOSED PAUPER I.I7IAPIC dritult. The court rerumed the consideration of a report from the special Lunatic Asylum Committee, which had been partially discussed at a previous court, with plans and adhesion, for the erection of a pauper lunatic amylum for the City of Loudon, at an expense, exclusive of furniture, of about 63,0001. The plans submitted contemplated the erection of ax asylum capable of accommodating 322 isonales, on r site of 33 acres in extent, which had been pur chased in the palish of Stouts, near Dartford—a proposition which at the former court appeared to meet with a pretty genera/ approval. There was now, however, eonsiderable oppositko to the extent of the scheme, and Mr. LeaLm . moved the following as as amendment upon the motion for adopting the report, viz.:—" That this court is of opinion that 66,0001. is too large an expenditure for the acoommodatson of 322 pauper lunatics, and that the report be referred lock to the committee to prepare plane for providing en asylum, in conformity with the require ments of the essnaniesioners of lunacy, at • cost not exceed- tog 40,0001. Mr. dos seconded the amendment, which, after some dn. curion, was negatived on a division, by 59 to 53 majority 6. Mr. 8. WATERLOW then moved a second amendment, to the effect that it should he referred to the law officers of the corporation to give en opmmm as to whether, in the event of the asylum being monad as proposed in the motion, the London guardians of the three peor.law unions of the City of would be bound to send their imbecile paupers there. A long and somewhat irregular diecuseion followed, in the course of which The Racolttunt, whetspre 'dye se to. the puree of lie Home devantery to compel the erection of as asylum far the accommodation of a certain number of lunatic paupers, to be by him defined, declared IliTtlaelf to be enable hi the " Wade of the court ^to give an opinion ap to .the conetruotion of the act upon the point referred to in tin. ciaendment. Ultimately this amendment we+ agreed to. The report was referred back to the committee, br the of taking the opinion of the law officers on the l er as ect. After trauasc eg setae further boffin.. ss of minor interest the erect PARLIAMENTARY COMMITERS. CIVIL SERVICE eirportmtairre. The select oossamittee appointed by the Howse of Commons tp inquire into die best mode of conducting examination for civil • .mine sppeintmeate met yesterday they finished the taking of evidence, and their future sittings will be for the purpose of emsidering their report. The members of the mennittes present were Lord Sitmiley, in the chair ; Mr. Lowe, Colonel Sykes, Mr. Maguire, My. Oaths; Mr. The, Sir W. Clay, Sir W. Jolliffe, and Mr. It. Miles. The principal witnesses examined wen air L. and Sir J. Letevre, who, as being chief comminioners he civil service, were examined together. They ap proved of the examinatione being thrown open to the Public finesrally, but thought it mantle' that per sons • 'whe eddied to enter their names as candi. dates should be able to produce a recommendation from stone renpostildo person. What they walled to gee was the inlieblishamot of a general system of 110111,1101011 over tha °pantry, oechariaed in London. It was Decossery that the Civil Service Examiners should know the num ber of candidates beforehand. The Civil Service Commis dos should not be a COMMillnoll of nomination, but of exa ntheilOlL The public at large would, in point of fact, no- Waste thesneelvse. At preepot the Indian Civil tkrvice —which it was admitted wu a good ono— was entirely open to earnpaition ; and the Indian minister had no knowledge of the candidates till after they had panted a preliminary asaninatim Maytag pared that 'sanitation, showing that they wee gamily qualified to eats. the SlTWiele, they were that madame' with reference to the pertioular =at they were desirous to AIL Beth the nom. were of epiliioo that a test examination was necannry, sordid they conceive that rich an examination would be any pressure on the Civil Service Exam/nen. At the oonc trim of the evidence the committee ad *dad DRAMA. OLYMPIC. Middle-aged playgoers will remember with de light a piece produced at th e Haymarket some liveand twenty years ago called Me We's Mother, in which Mrs. Glover, u the imperious mother, and Mr. Farm, le the good-natured, sleepy-headed Uncle Foosle, prodooed two specimens of dramatic portraiture which have rarely been equalled. The Preach piece, La Belle Afire, from which this farce was taken, ham been recently freshly adapted by Mr. Walter Gordon, and, under the title of Dearest Misuse, is now playmg at the Olympic. The new version differs but little in its construction from the old, bat the dialogue is lively, and due care has been exercised in fitting the meet prominent members of this small but excellently) organised company with suitable part. Mr. Addison is außoently servile as the old gentleman ; Mrs. Leigh Murray imbue* the formidable motherin-iaw with the requisite amount of farce ; Mr. Gordon is gentle manly se usual as the newlymanied man ; and Mr. George V . • gives a deal of character to the objectionable sod e tative of old bachelortio,d. Perhaps, th=enstained character throughout I that of a dashing widow, played by Milli Herbert with e spirit and • rerre, an amount of fun and exuberance, for which those who have hitherto only seen her In the staid tranquillity of modem comedy would scarcely give her credit. Her mirth, however, never degenerates into riot, and the mamma thoroughly her ladylike demeanour while giving full play to her as spirits. .1001LITNYILIF SOURS. The ease of the journeymen bakers is thus stated by Kr. Miran, of early closing celebrity. In London, as also in some of the larger provincial toiras, • erinsiderable proportion of there men ere required to work loth not and de y. For instance, they oeutruence their week's kbou an Sunday at 11p.m., and continua at it till about foe , p.m. the following day. During the dreary hours of the night, when most other persons are in bed, and when all nature may he supposed to be at rem, thus men are engaged in preparing the dough, and leaking the bread ; and when at length morning conies, instead of then taking repose, they have, uit were, to begin afresh, being required to deliver that same bread to the out door customers, sometime' carrying • hundredweight or mere on their backs, and at others peavey* it in band-trucks—in either ciass,. sua . extremely rime operation, which often occupies them till late in the afternoon. To these men all days and nights are alike through the week, up till Thursday, when matters too often become still worse, especially in the came of the " under selling* 'hope, where, in • large number of canes, the area are required to work on continually from 11 p.m OM the eve lltal mentioned, till late on Saturday afternoon, making in all 40 hours labour at a stretch. It must also be bane is mind that in the case of many, if not most situsiffirea, this ohms of journeymen have to be in attend ees* en libunday, form about 10 a.m. till 2 p.m., to see to the "dinner-bikinis." Taking it altogether, therefore, it will be found that a large portion of three men are em ployed weekly for the almost incredible period of 112 hours —averegleg upwards of 18 hours per day out of the 24 reekenteg six days to the week. It is true that in some eetablishments those who begin at 11 o'clock at night get finished by one ur two o'clock on the morrow ; but then its also true that in the case of other shops of this clam the operatives do not get done before five or six p.m. Now, out of the 112 hours per week that so many of these men ithethas required to labwr, the only respites they have is to snatch their meals (often barely sufficing for that pur pose) and from an hour to an hour and a half during the night, when they madly lay themselves down upon the hard boards in the bakehouse, breathing all the tame the same hot, unwholesome atmosphere which they inhale during the other tedious hours of the night. Now, it must he evident that these brief intermisaions from active labour—prtieipted in under next to melees as periods of rest and refreshment, men especially as the men dare not trust themselves to get into a sound sleep (even if they could do so), lest they should lie too long, and thereby get into trouble by spoiling the breed. FATAL ACCIDENT I 1 OONNILLION WITH TIM NITRO. rounds UNDMOBOUND RAlLWAT.—Yesterday Mr. Wakley resumed an inquiry adjourned from the previous Thursday, at the Lord Name Tavern, Duke's-row, Euston-road, on the body of Andrew Ismirfoid Wall, aged 8 e r e, the eon of a glazier, living at 51, Burton - c re sc ent. The investigation involved the eenrc ee t either of the three. tors or of Mr. Ja, the contractor for the works for con. atructieg the Me tropolitan Underground Railway, passing under the Fasten-toad to King's-crow. It appears that loud complaints have been made by the inhabitants, of the road and pavements being blocked up by the immense mounded clay and soil thrown out of the excavations for the new sewer connected with works of the Metropolitan Railway. On Tuesday, the Nth inst., the decreased with some other children was on one of these mounds, and whilst stoopAt em o pick np • piece of clay heed, • portion of the mound all and the child was pitched heed foremost under the w Is of an omnibus paining at the mo ment, width went over his bead, neck, and chest. Strange to relate, the child after this jumped up, and Ten several yards, and then fell dead into the arms of • man who rushed forward to rescue hie. No blame whatever was attributable to the omnibus driver, but the question arcs as to whether, under the act of parliament for constructing the railway, the mounds were legally placed, whether due care and precaution bad been taken on the part of the contractor and engineer of the company regarding them, and there fore whether criminality attached to any party in the matter. In order to ascertain these point. the inquiry woo adjouraed, to enable the coroner to see the oda of parlia ment and lay his opinion before the jury. Mr. Jay, the connector, mu present, with Mr. Valiance, his solicitor. The coroner having 'toted the result of his investigation, the jury returned the following verdict, " That Andrew Lwfurd Wall died from the effects of injuries of his head awl chest, caused by their being crushed by a certain om nibus ; and the jurors further say that the said Andrew Lawfunl Wall fell from it heap of cloy and subsoil which had been left in the bieton-mad by the contractor of the Metropolitan Railway Company. The jury further consider It tc be their duty to stets that the works where the accident happened have been executed in • e3reless, unguarded man ner, and la a way calculated to endanger human life. The yon ii, fxrew consider that the surveyor of the vestry has to see that the provisions of the law have beset carried into effect." [AdITIMPUNNOWIIt.)--HOLLOWAY'II OINTMENT AND oourtsnrre—effeestm teetion, and seem* dem thirseariesil oar daughters prematurely to the tomb; sack HdmwaYill of when wnid kave bees their parents' pride bad a mgeadies leen applied without delay. im smu g a may rely foe restoring health, when natural Medians ews pended or moliddly ',Jungian. l'nder the genial inflames of Holloway's pewperstlonn b ea uty. viper. and vivacity We re. kindled. Tlne derlnsent ehonld he well rubbed over the k and bottom of the stomach every night on going to betl i M effect will be maarvelloun gelid or ten pills should dos taken nightly for same little time, while using the ointment, in tinier to purity the blood, cleanse the system, and correct all Outrun thsia. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMORAIRTI Ke 17..r-Artnilffislinse. —Malta= T. Poore to the Heeen ; F. Inglis to the Trafalgar ; and H. T. boy, toile Diadem. Paymaster J. W. W, Orpsni,to the Hecate. • •' "" • • ' ' irooLitritlß, Mat if., "Its‘thir"cer i tlogre err was Dent CA.- 11111310L—Notwg the unfavourable state of the weather • large amicher et persons assembled on the Ciossinen this monies be views • review of the whole a the troops in garrison by the Duke of Cambridge. The arrival of his royal highness, ai half-put one o'clock, was announced by • salute from a held battery, and he was received at the garrison by a staff of linkers, comprising Major-General elir J. Saints Adjelnat-Oeneral of the Fortes; MaaorGeneml Mr R. J. Dames, LOH., com mandant at Woolwich ; Me litioeunteld, C. 8., =lter-Ganeral of • Brigade Major Shaw, Bingham, Deputy Adjutant -General ; Colonel N. T. Ink*, C. 8., Liontelant-Oolonel Ile Hinsy, Lieutenant. Colonel Henry, of the riding-house establishment ; Cptain Preeth, Horny Asnatant Quartermaster-General, he. After renewirA4se troops" his royal highness inspected the Horne end batteries ; a series of evolutions totik re l it •ef the continued rein the older wee .iesssiled, and the force returned to quarters at o'clock. His mg highness and staff then rode &CVON the Commem sad visited the encampment, and subsequently inepsetei seeing departionnta of the garrisom Arraugenuotte had been for his royal highness to wh ams experiments at the prasselee lunge with two of the lg eighteen-pounder guns, which were Axed position and Sir WM.m Armstrong.with ?Wm dims of artillmy Ind a firing party, were in .e p =e am but in conseqemeas el the bad - weather which experbonno wens peered. Hir revel high. PATe6II, woe wpm* distits wren* as the Revd ymose-rworip, w hich wee fitted up in • superb style, - atilVoire idembessubs were provided for numerous officers of swim biomass of the service. _ _ — The kd Whaler 81403Milliary train corps left Wool wich tlik deg ter Ailerskoit. To-morrow, being the der appointed for the celebration of her Majesty's sdir will he reserved as a 'blot holiday at the Royal Arsenal and Dockyard. The whole of the rifle and artillery companies, compsising the Royal Arsenal rolanteer force, will awards at 10 °Work on parade, and march to three flumetead Railway fitation, from whenceied they wd to the Crystal Palace, acoompan by Oolooel ill commandant et the force. The Woolwich, Oloultai, and other volunteer caps alio intend having a field day on Blackheath. hum Ruin Vommotan—A general meeting of the members of ibis corps was bald last evening at Hun gerford.hall. Lieut.-Colonel the Marquis of Donegal, who presided, ended Hitt the resethg was convened in com pliance with one of the rake, whit* stated that the annual meeting should be held on a day in May, to be agreed on by the corps. He congratulated those present on the pat harmony that existed among the members and the excellent spirit that animated than O. He hope d that their num , hers would incuirwe is proportion to and alteady exhi- Wed by those he had the opportunity of seeing at drill, so that on the dor when the Queen inspected the various corps the London huh Rifle Volunteers would nut be inferior to any others. Mr. Montgomery, one of the finance com mittee, read a report of the receipts since the institution of the corps in December, from which it smeared that in addition to a sum of 71W. received that day, there had been already paid into the bankers 1,20 - 4. 10a. Od., the expenditure amounting to 3201. The greatest unanimity pervaded the meeting, which was also addressed by Lord !Wm Fitzgerald, Mr. Lover, Captain Jones, Mr. J. O'Con nell Dr. O'Connor, Captain Mithony, he., when a vote of thanks was by acclamatioe voted to the Marquis of Done gal, and the meeting espeasted. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'B.-THURSDAY. Not a full room, and it was nearly the time for retiring beforeppeoulation was actively resumed. It was difficult to tell which was the favourite for the Derby. Even money was betted between The Wiaard and Umpire, the latter. perhaps, having a slight ca ll . At his Bath quotations, 13 to 2, Thormanby was steady. 15 to 1 was the highest offer &gaunt Nutbourne. Buccaneer was very unsteady, all sorts of prices were laid against him ' • at first 25 to 1 was offered, afterwards be advanced point by point to 14 to 1, but st the close he receded to 20 to 1. Tom Bowline was in great force, from 40 to Ihe advanced to 33 to 1, taken. Main stone was quite knocked out. His name was not mentioned until the close of business, when 50 to 1 was offered against him. The subjoined list of prices requires no further comment : DERBY. 3 to 1 agst Mr. lit Ten ihneck's Umpire (off) 3 to 1 Mr. A. Nichols' The Wizard (off) 6 to 1 Mr. Merry's Thorroanby (1 13 to 9) 15 to 1 Wyatt's Nutbourne (off) 20 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer (o 8) 90 to 1 Captain Christie's Horror ft 15 to 1) 33 to 1 Lord Olasgow's Tom Bowhas (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Pedley's The Drone (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Harland's Button (t) 50 to 1 Lord Palmerston's Idainstoas (off) 50 to 1 Mr. l'Anson's Cramond 1000 to 15 Lord Zetland's Lanchester (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. W. Day's Traducer (t) 1000 to 10 Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. B. Wright's Upperband (t) !LADS BETE. 60 to 50 iget The Wizard 7to 2 .lutbourtte 5 W 1 High Treason 10 to 1 Rates 100 to 6 Ormond 20 to 1 Upperhand _ D _ OUBLE EMIT ens. 1,800 to 1,230 et;ifrniir.;„,;t 7 IhOrm anby 1,200 to 800 on The 'isard apt Thormanhy 00 to 50 apt Umpire and The Wizard coupled Erse on IJmpire apt The Wizard 11t. Albans was watched yesterday (Thursday), at 2.26 p.m. THE OAKS. 5 to 1 apt Mr. E. Hall's (t) 6 to 1 Mr. Williants'd Rupee (t) 7to 1 Mr. ('alder's Viatica (t) 7to 1 Lord Derby's Sagitta.4t) PROPOSID CHECK ON DOCK Exranirruma et I.tvsnroot..—Mr. Mendel, one of the members of the Mersey Dock Board, at the meeting of that body yeatenlay„ gave notice of • motion fur the following week to the effect that no work the estimated cost of which exceeds 10,000 t shall be contrasted for or commenced without the approval of two.thiois of the members present when such contract or work is recommended. Tee MURDER ore WOMAN AT WOLVERHAMPTON. The inquest on the body of Elisabeth Evans, killed on Setunlay night last at Wolverhampton, by Edward Humphreys, a boatman, with whom she h,al cohabited about eight or nine years, was closed yesterday. Mr. Ha bana, sun3eon, Wolverhampton, who made the poet welt)* examination, deposed that he found two cootuatons, one on each side of the head, near the ears, and beneath them • large quantity of extravasated blood. The other porta of the body were quite healthy. bane attributed death to the extravasated blood on the brain. He also found a slight bruise on one of the arms, caused in hie opinion by the kick which the witnesses, dated to here taken effect on the bisly of the deceased, and to which death hail been attributed previous to the autopsy. The jun, after a lengthened consultatiou, returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder against Humphreys, who was present, in custody, and who was accordingly committed on We coroner's warrant. He seemed much affected, and has exhibited much depression throughout. Whilst in the lock up ho wesiarefully watched, to guanl agninat the possibility of suicide. Later in the day he wag also committed fo trial by the borough justices. That portion of the Cork and Youghal Railway between lineage h e snt Tonwas Tonkel inspected and formally opened