The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-29 00:00:00

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GLASGOW, Friday, June t And every Wednesday, and altanst• Fridge and laturdam cods pomp by lbe mall steamers rain every 11'0(124,14v, 11,11,1101 11 sadness, seandlog to Use aeoom moda Cable =bya Des Friday's Saterday's stamens 13 glassine Dmp 'Delude, supply of cooked provisions. rateasgers - Oloe,W the United Mates, and Heti& Columbia. booboo through oe very eat &athletes terms —For far th er w aveless apply to WILLIAM INMAN. 12, WaleweereekLaverpool: at to ELVES and MACEY, 61. King Wlllleseeirsset, Loudon. WIRLAND BOUTS-OOMMUNICATION Irg _MAY Le, via EO' PM.NSITLLL and ULLESTAL STILLY NAVICIATIOII 0011ZILICf BOOK PABSENGERS and motive Cargo and Paresis et lII* Landes ogles for Gibraltar. Malta, Nap% Aden. Ceyloa, Sian% ORIN" the itralts, and Chia by you .Marren l=„heirthseligea ea dor 4tb rad 10th of every f mouth ; for WM. Murk Ado. sad Bombay by those el the 116 aad MI of eash sheath ; asA for ties. Line ueorges gran& menpares. eh Sydney, by the 111141111141 leay.ag South. ea the fleth of every moatku—lfor for particulars =I the Cceoputy's Meek IV, Lesdenhallateset. LC.. Lea. gra ; er falsetal•plara. sostrisetvese. J.." RIMER. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns vat, and Central Gormany.—Tbe Worth Gomm Lloyd's Sae lira don mow dosser SCHWALM, Osplalo G. ERNST, wlll Os dispatched from 11orsoIrduss as 111(11111DAY, tie lot Joao weather poroSumg,, al 10 a.a.,eanisa a kligkokwail Pte sae pawnor/ at If Doom—Yam to BEIMMON 41.1 awl /11; rotors Wen. it and Al Via—Apply at CRAZLIKS 17shirsol totolresS or to rMilen. 0.11•1110. mart% ear 00.. n. adoe.use, 3.c. GOTHRNBURO. The fine, lint-class iron paddle steamer HANS , . wM sail ht a few days for the above port This magnificent steamer has splendid aeocalote• datMa tar pureiras, and fr ien her great speed is expected to slake the parses la the short hale of 45 hours. To be followed by the °MITA/ WASA.—For paticulara of frefsht an I I. Rood hese, LC. THE DUBLIN MINK CONNECTING lIAILWAY COMPANY. Lacorporated by Act of Parliament S 7 and IN Vic. MU* In 4100 Prorldonal Scrip E ertillealee to Beam or CIO each. Al to be raid es application end At on allotspeut. LUNA at Mae rate of ad per cool pia spasm during con striction will be allowed on all reams paid upon calla. DIZW7O3II. light Hon. W. MONSET.I., M.P.. Chairman. IL H. !lucky, lag.. Director, National Hank. W. T. Molveny, Sq., late Commiestoaer of Public Works in belted. Jahnollerra, as., Minder National Bank. 7. W. Itftrill.Bsy. M.P., Chairman National Diecount Com- OIMAL VA.4OOI:hW. vbes, beflato Manager of the slid lead Great Western italvey of In land). John Smith Berke, iil47,i;Queen's-eqnsre. Westrainste Hobert Mallet, Esq.,ll, Bri.hieetreet, Westminster. Worm Sob, Turners, and Hardwick. Loudon. Molars. Kernaghan and Saunders, Dublin. &UMW The National Bank, Old Broadareet, and Its Branches Ia Imam and Ireland. • The National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), LtverpooL London—Jamie Shepherd, bp., 36, ThrogmortonstmaL Dublin—Edward Fox, Eel., Desnearreen Moss —6, Bridge -street, Weetneineter. • PROSPLCTIIIL This important Metropolitan Railway will connect the Dublin sod Kingstown Railway at Bandy must with the tenanus of the Great Southern and u cetera Railway NW the Mimi' Park. It will PM a swam of tramways in connexion with the Docks an the south side of she Elver Utley, and the harbour and sip ping at the North Wall, and will connect itself with the line boat Dublin to Drogheda and Belfast, and also with the Midland Great Western Railway. The proposed Rne will be seven Miss In heath. It will form a direct communication between the Midland . Gnat Western, and the Dublin and 11114100WO Rahway ; and it gel In like corner directly connect the Great Southern and • Western with the Dahlia and Drogbeetakailway, &Merin Moms = route for all the Men between the northern and of Deland It will Mu not only be a calmitan • ' rumbas Ilse for for the city of Debits, bed It will the re ' • workable and easiest/ad pdatlco, that the whole et W_Wtm • et: Mlle between Abe peat Web bow gezwestetse ti :sic, the Dublin and Drogheda and Northern Um, the Midland Great Western and Dublin and Yeah Raliwsys, mad the Great Southern and Western Railway), together with the through balk on those linos to and from logian and their trefik in goods and minerab with the docks and .our, will, of neces sity. pass over the whole or some part of it By the formation of this line the mall service between Eng land and Ireland will be con identity accelerated. and passen gers will be enabled to travel to and from the port of Kingstown and any part of the Irish railway system without changing car. doges It is proposed to have a *baton at the New Cattle Market in Dublin, and thereby to develop the trade In connexion with that extensive branch of traffic. Is is an important feature of the proposed line that the ad vantages of deep water at all Mates of the tide at Holyhead and Kingstown will he rendered available for the traffic in cattle. goo.nd minerals, From lie position in relation to these ports and to the port of Dublin this line will effect • considerable saving In the meta transhipment and carriage of oral sent into the interbr of the country, and a large development of coal balk may mandently be anticipated as the result of time Increased facilities The London and North Western Railway Company cordially approve of the undertaking, and will afford their fullest co. Mention In developing the traffic between,their system and the Irish railways over the proposed line. The "Act" for this line was obtained in the last merlon of pediment, after • most searching and careful inquiry et twenty- two days, before • select committee of the House of Commons which unanimously adopted It se the beet of five competing schemes that had been under its consideration, for the purpose of supplying Dublin with a metropolitan railway communication effecting a connexion between the railway gams having their termini in that city. It Is well known that the metropolitan end suburban railways of London have produca remits exceeding the most sanguine laticipations of their original promoters, although th e met hough Including the purchase properties, ham been gr▪ eatly in Mom of any other railways in the kingdom. In the present instance the position of the Dublin and Kings. town Railway, of which the proposed line is practinally en ex al tenekm, furnishes the very best data for estbnating its future bk. The Dublin and Kingstown line Dm met about £eo.ooo mile. Its tramp is confined to only, from whiein t derives an Income yielding an aanual dividend of ahem 10 per cent., and the Also stock is selling at about ENO at the present time. It is estimated that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will cost about 1.37,000 per mile, and, in addition to Its suburban omnibus balk, and the through passenger traMo, It will he the receiver of ea extensive Valk in cattle, goods and minerals. There is, therefore, Just ground for expecting that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will be at least quite as succesaful as the Dublin and Kingstown lin•r, or, In other words, that it will become one of the very beat and most remunerative railway pro perties in the kingdom. The works have been undertaken by the eminent firm of Meets J. and C. Rigby. the contractors for the harbour and other works at Holyhead. On registration of the scrip, of which due notice will be given, the certificates of £lO will be divided Into five shams of RP:leach. In the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be returned In fall. Should a less number of shares be allotted then are applied for, the deposits will be made available tom:dean payment on allotment, and the balance (ii any) returned lo the applleant. -- Poly OP APPLICATION 7011 OXLIP CICIIIIICATIL No. To the Week's of the Company called the ' Dublin Trask Connecting Railway," per Memo. Chadwick, Adamson, McKenna, and Co., Financial Agents, W. Great George-street, Wertullnisieroend et, Coos-street, M .nchester. Gentlemen, — Raving paid to your bankers the sum of L I hereby request that you will allot me Scrip Cer tiacetes of t. 50 each, in the Dublin Trent Connecting Beltway Company, and I agree to accept such Scrip Certificates. or any bee number that may be ail died to me, sad to pay the farther am of Si per Certificate due untie matt 81 " mea l. Dated this day of Name in full Firm, If any Profusion or Occupation Place of Business -IJe O .l l the 0 ,, we sogone, L of ro o ur ol ot" ago"' 160 tw % 1 lOW 0 00 ,:c pt, *Law Residence Applications for forms may be made to the beakers. the broken, or to the undersigned. from whom all further informa tion may be obtained. CHADWICK, ADAMSON. MrIKEIVNA, and Co., Flamini Ansala V, Great Georgastrest, Wedrolostsr, sad et, Croaseteest, Manchester. THE LIBRARY of the late Dr. THOMSON, Las J. C. STEVENS begs to sanounee be will jai SELL by At'CTION. at his Great Rooms. 18. Llng-street. TO-MORROW, slay 110. as Issitpast If predseb, r e i n f i it a lZ i rt Chemical, and Scientific LIBRARY of the We Dr. Thernion, conalsting of about 2,000 volumes. and removed ilea hie late residence In the Regenre-paric—din view this del/ id wining of sale. and catalogues had. JOHN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and lick Cloth Iliundeetnrer. Marquess. tents, tamPorm7, teems sad awnings, li ned, domed. sad liglitaa .eaalark W i tt e. Orden PramilalY eseelted.-110, IDGIVA , P INGTON. Marquees kr cricket andaretbery Glebe RICE CLOTHS ler &ALI or HULL him W 1144 110 14 $ it, to?.s fossil' I too* odes.' , woo.° _.......,---% • Jrs- N. ,„, • 000' THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The wee adleallikally prepared sad noel powerful saki- Nee =alai ewe tatrodsoed ; nacres to thew serval Waddle* aN the earrettora, oa the latty of Vale& perfect health de. = s. Ittoe tPeeide for debility al all Made. sad fro. Na wa r among other Ingredients, pegehteaad piospaate of soda. luta provpeer highly besedelal to the swoons art drtfrelata Price Oa bottle. fora oas hi one kr Oa &As AVG* Mama Ba umgarten g a O tales a, MX Osked•dreak sal reoebenboareek LG. laagsa. ORTO INSNOTO DESTROYS, is au Hour, . SW& laaakbastlea. AMA. Moths la tam SadallaAltr . and all Issueta. Sold in beam at , aa • la By's* upon receipt of atampa—Jasuaa la. M. Pa 4.1. la, Id. S 4. I PL By 9410,1111. JOIMAU. Irma Mud*4o, Haymarket. THE WEST LONDON FREEHOLD OItOUNDJOINT ASSOCIATION (Lhaltedl. (I=rdnadir "Ths Ocsapsaers As; 1852." ellsrehr tM t eash Shareholder Is limited to the =seat of his 4: l o t O i tn 10.000 'hares of t2O each. on on: 44 en allotment ; nod El on the th of December next. ire further call to meld £4, awl cot to be made except after an Interval of three months free the previous call. It ls not expected that sere than hese AU to C. 12 par share wl/1 be required to be celled up. Al to b• HENRY MORRIS Director of the Scottish links buoyant* Coos , Weetboormpark, Chainem Philipw M ift ks Myth, d the Lanka sad Coutty William QM. le S o. l::f e ats . hilsoleetreet g. 4, Oreattterraos. Hyde-perk. Robert Clark. Feu. w Villas West Bayswater. Henry Harwood Harwood, ~ Chairman of the West Worthing Waterworlut Company, Director of the Wen becalms Inveatment Company, B. Clevelandequare, Hyde-lout. Alexander Hector, Zen., Director of the Lauded LOMB Com- Pug. 7. athnieTMUdems. Notting-IUL Robert G. Lanceater. ~ Director of the Credit Fonder of Mauritian (With power to add to their number.) Bullena—The London and County Bank, 21. Lorabardatreet, and Bayswater and other Branehea. Beek/M-11mm George &armload and Co., 65, Lomberdetrat goIMITOM Memo lan_ Kendall, and Lake, 10, Liocoll'a- lan. J. L. RURA L L Parnivelolon. Astound AND 5011WOR —Henry Currey, Req., 4, Lancaster. place, Mould. altillirSal (Pao TOL )—Edmund Robins, Esq. Temporary OMeas—Olty, 15, teadenhailetreet. West-Rod, 6, WatertoO.place, Pall-mall. The objede for Ma le eatibliabed, an:A:LIZ at • lees maire w = k a li nt a =tatly and prolltelffl by private enterprise, are 1. The purchase of freehold land in the western district of London, adapted to bulldog purposes. 2. The creation of ground mob by Letting the land, in large or mull portions, out Widths lessee the Associadon twit being restricted from all Madan apeculations whatever). I The ultimate ode of these ground routs, and division amongst• the shareholders prorate of the proceeds of such sal With • view to these objects, the Directors have entered Into a prablood agreement for the porches* of 100 acres of the Portobello Estate, at Notting-bill, In the parish of Kensington as shown la the plan attached to the wonder', at an average rate .0 61,160 jut are. The Urns of t have been arranged as follows. vb. :-1.000 shares Into paid up, a money taialof L 16,000 on the 24th of June, and the remainder In nta i ne of the Association. bearing interest at 6 per cent per annum. It will thus be seen that the calla will be very light and easy. It is not expeded thir more than AY per Mire will be rrgpuired huhu the whole of the year 1646, aevertheloss share- Minus of paying ap atmon for the purpose of obtain ing the favourable rate of boarest of 6 goer seat per annum, wOl be permitted to do so to the extent of Rl2 per share, beyond which us (as previously stated) It b not expected that further calls will be wermary. It may be seen by a visit to the locality (which the Directors invite) that ale land stands Dias, is already ripe fur building and tones pert of ma Wall other portions or which czyrbiitirsoisily routed with valuable house a rperty, end oyes which two district Marches have alre been built and contetrated. viz., "All Salute and "Si. Luke's. Convenient and rapid comnaueleation both with the Oty and Westminster la afforded by the Haamsemnith and City hallway, the Nettles- MU station of which is wltble 100 yards rid the southern bout defrshol the ProPortil sod arrangememi e have been made by wh an ',preset to the Malian in this directive has been secured _by means of the road, 00 feet In width, shown on the • p.a.m . ,....= r of free access to the adjoining toads There is brisk mirth as the estate, and the middle level sewer runs through the centre of it, ensuring at once thorough and inexpensive drollest. The only works to be undertaken will be the formation of the main rued. and connecting serrem The whole or of the outlay for these works will oventuallyWrpairrtle% The Directors will be empowered by the artleles of emaciation to pay interest half.yearty at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum on the paid up capital, far Ave yam from the date of allotment, pending the creation of uound-rente, which it is will then enable** Dlreceon to declare a larger di nMml. La the opleion of the moheent unman whose npOfta are appended to the proepectas, the "'hob of this land will have bees Milt over in allot 10 yeses front the present time, at the add which period the property of the stemeMbon will amid exclusively of grouted-yenta, the safest and mast marketable of investments, and of a value, aeooedmg to the estimate of the surveyors to whisk attention is , very far exceeding the emotes of copied to be expended in the undertaking. Mr. Carey estimate. the probable profit at 6171,000, from which, however, the expense. (probably L 10,000) wou ld have to be de, ducted, and this eetbsete is corroherated by the report of Mr. Beal. When the whole of this aside shall have bean built aver and ; the ground-ream created, it le inamoted that th e same shall be ' gold (when such sheraboldere as may be desirous of becoming ' freeholders of property la Middlesex will have the opportunity afforded them), and the proceeds divided pro rata amuse the shareholders. The Directors. however will be liowerod to diet ado in the Interim se lavoeyable . °mullah ett s. shalloootr, and the preemie wilh la their duration, be carried to capital aueset, cc he divided moot the shareholders by way of Mum As ineedualet Babb( am be more safe, the subscribed invested tn the purchase lad improvement of tree = land, which, by reason of the growth of the metropolis. is rapidly increasing in value. In letting or selling the land, preference will be given to share holden. The Articles of AleOdaliOn, and plans of the property, Us for inspection at the Mims of the solicitors, and of the architect of the Company, am well as at the temporary dices of the um elation. Detailed proepecllma. will the Reports of Henry Corny, Rot, JawßeaL Pg . (Brooks, Beal, and &baler), and Mega. Clardener and Bell, the turmoil appointed to report on the property. end Won d application f shares may be obtained ' of the broken, or al the temporary Whoa of the Company. No. 16, leableihalluireet. LC.,Waterloo-place, PalltnaN, B. W. la thy emit at se allotment being made, the deposit will to retuned in Pal THE CREDIT PORCINE and MOBIL= W WOUND (Limited). Anibertmod=l /4.000,000 Capital a Capital peld-up Item n• humt Divitkod imam Tod ___ 70,000 The Mat 800. JAMBI BTUAtT WOBTLZY, Governor. JAM [ZWICK. lag , MaraltantAlnes-Orowyard, Deputy /AIM KIIOLNT DJOUBLL, Esq., Loodoo, °overman James Childs, BK., loodos. Alexander Dunbar, Do., Old Broad-street, London. Charles YJtls. Esq., Lloyds. Adolphe Hahn, Bag. (Beaus Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Th M rsac e Hon. y T. C. Habarlon. XT., Clubman ot the Canada Amodation, London. William flarriams. Heq. Assam Yoga& Harrison, and Bev an) Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance C..mpany. Efebard Stuart Lane, IR. (Messrs. Isms, Hanker. sad Co.), London. Cherie, E Newboo. Rio ,Loadoa. !teary Pownsli, low J. P., £..U-opmze, Loudon. Joter Broad liseknil Smith, Zoo (Rama. Maclutil Smith and Co.), Edward Warner. law s Z.P., London. . John Westmorland, (Director of the Royal Insuranc e Com =larva* ER, Mime= Director. WILLI& Tb. Ws and Ifselemaaa's Bank (Limited). llama. Smith. Papaw, and Maltha. The Halloos! Bank, London, Dublin, and Itehranches In Ireland. The Alliance Bask (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Mao cheater. SOLICITOBIL Maim HswboD, Inas, and Co., Nicholas-Wm E.C. MINIM TRANBACTED. This Cowpony negotiates town for co!oiainl and foreign go element& . 43 . 0..operatie In the finsnelid arrangements of British and other always. Mikes advanoss to Corporations, Town Councils, and other Olio bodies. =tee Lomas for Pohl's/ Works , In the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Un @risking,. Makes advances upon approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds, &C. Makes temporary itus upon VlMble Freehold and Lease loth Swarths& AL/HD LOWS, Secretary. London, 17 sod 18, Cornhill, May 4. leth. DIBRNTURIBI ISSUED BY THE CREDIT YONCIER •ud MOBILIER at ENGLAND (Limited). MITI of BEAM DRIDIXTURIA WITH INTIREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors bar deckled to true Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts sod hewer interest r under, iris .• In sums of £lO, tek £OO. £lOO, afee, RAO, end 11,000, with coupons attached. lass three years Nee Iv* year For seven years interest payable qaarteaV. via, on the 50th Mardi:kith Jane, 10th September and 60th Deember, in each year, at the Com pany ■ banter s . The list payment of Interest will be made en the nth JUDO mat. The distinctive feature in the debentures Mord by this Corr peaty le their perfect secarity the amount of the capital Nab. scribed. paid-up, and uncalled, and the general invested assets of the Company, as well as the large reserve fund, affording the most ample security to the Investor. These debentures are honed payable to boozer, and can then fore pees by Maple delivery from hand to band. without endorse ment, and are fres from any farther Mann duty. They are also testied—to meet the remdremernta of Treeless and others—Mum Amble by deed (rely, to be drily ragletered in the Company's beeka in the names of the investors or *Mr amigos. Forma of application can be obtained of the aberstan. to whom all communications most be addrewed.—By ceder of the coat, ALVA= LOWS, leeretary. Loudon. 27 and Hi. Condilli, May 4, 1856. DEMNIIT* MIOs 'YID BY THE CREDIT FON OIER and MOBILIER et ENGLAND (Lhafted). MATZO FOE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. TEL Oraspelef selairee MONEY ON DEPOSIT, In sama of Alo mid imam... at the amthrataatiosed rates, from thh dip until tardier Imam r 4 : At Muftis ear settee 4 pee cent. Tar mom. At otbe manWa settee 4 , } per cent, per annum. TOB ?MD MEOW OB ikleiatbealineelliTia epee I aboatbe. ei per ant per am. Beyond 6 learbbe mid as le f maatbe el per cent per ann. Spread Swathe and se lan aboalbs H per mot per ans. Br le II inets atAppilmilia MI lie °blabbed et the dearelary. to whoa dl assimisalkee nett be edutrismsd. fol dodgem Aurumo Sitergsity. 1 NIA Canal L• 44.„ Vag II IVA IROlg WORK; Ts. it MMUS DM OSIETANT. Virsvoril. lark WO= " LW. • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY . 29, 1886. rrHE OXTORD.—ADELIA, by Donizetti, and Um BROTHER and SISTER, by 81r Hoary Bishop, will be performed EVERY EVLVINO, la which Mt as RUSSELL • will make hoe a.eppweeow The following artistes will Wee have the honour of appointing, via.. Miriam L'Eutaat pianists, ! aged 8 sun ; Georg* Hodson, Miss Kale Bells, Madams lama den, LOB Freres Talliott, Little Bob, lea Vans fiteeette, and the Grotesque If Aubarm—lVlßY EVENING. T HE NORTHERN ASBAII TEA COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS KRAUT QIVYN, Mat NO APPLICATIONS for NEW ISSUER 1511110.8 will be RACEIVED from holden of A Aborts daunts allotment under Articles of Amootation APTKII WEDNESDAY, the But instant. The General Lim will be domed on Saturday, the sod Jane prolimo.—By order of the Board, C. FIELD= Bimetal' 0120111, $5, Bucklerohnry, London, LC., Friday, Bay 5W,1556. MHZ JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT OOMPkNY (Limited) 6 sad 7, Nielmiarlana, Lemhardatmet, Loon m. DUIINCIIIDND CAPITAL.... ..... TWO MILLIONS. PAID UP £791,090 ILDBARVIL FUND £lO,OOO DEPOSITA RECEIVED ita elsammd M i r s at 7 da' wilco Milo at 16 dam' males lipeakti rata fee mousy dapolitad fer 611 perada. re' LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE PI RE and LIP" !MILANO/ COMPANY. uctloo of defy to la ed. per coot. The fall and Imme diate Dermal of the reduetloo .111 bootee* to the Insured. JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, London. Tali MARINE DEPARTMENT of the AOCIDINTAL DRATII flYSI:111AN.:11 001IPANY la now °mitered at asy lank Clausbern, No. 11, Throadnesdle-etrest, wba" the 0,401w57 Y revered to receive proposals for Nada@ Iwamoto at the nitwit ratan AUTHUIt JAMES MILLS, traderwriter. I. W. ORAN. Secretary. PARIS. -GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE.- Established fn 11155.—illtoate In the most neutral part of Paris, Rue de Rlvoli and Place du Paints Royal - Biz hosdred bedrooms at from 3 to 20 tr. -- to Stttluiprooms at from 4 to 20 fr. —a rlrltly decorated Dialog Ralooo—Table WHOM at 11l o'clock —Public Coffee and Dining Dooms - Choi,* Wiaes—thaners served 11 la carte both In the dining-rooms and the private apart ment—Reeding and Conversation Saloons: also Saloons for Musical, Wedding, and other pi:ties—all Newspapers and Serial Pablicatlom received—Divans, Coffee. Smoklog, and Billiard Rooms—numerous Bath Roome—Carriagse on the premises—amt. class Private kquipag..• at commend—Omnibuses runolnlio aR the railway stalloaa —Postal Lotter-box—TelogTaDh aloe and [ ollibt—lttotopaphlo Studlo—s sled of servants speaking las i MOM T _ _ "--STRAOHAN and Co., 12, Great St. Rehues, liuMpopwave. Loodas, KO., hare RIDUCILD the PRICE el their TR•S ed. per lb. Good and Sue quality from b. to Ss. Id. Carts to an parts of London dolly. " STRACHAN and Co. purchase only direct trout Importers." H YAM and Co.'s CLO riIING for BOY& SS and IN, OXFORDSTRIRT. The First latablbdiraeot to the Riainiont for Amide iothiot The NSW SPRING SUITS and SINGLIt GARMENTS In an sizes and st=or all ages, are now on vlew. Combining Novelty, Runty. sad Rosellince ; Neatness and Adaptation In Design ; Dursbnlty In Workmanship an Material. H YAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. tal and 07, OXFOBD-STRM. Boys' Knickerbocker gaits lea. ed. to Sas. Boys' Westminster and Osborne Butts Boys' Eton. Barrow, and Lusby Salts Boys' Light Cepa Overcoats .. Boys' Jackets for the season Bees' Serviceable Vista Boys' Serviceable Trousers re od. to 111 a. ed. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear. „ t Bespoke or Order Deportment. , s. Bola' and Distinct Department. i Nato, Cape. Hosiery, and MOM Department London, 66 and 67, Oztordatreet. Branches - 'Arm 11, tt and 23, Newetreet ; Leeds, 42, Briggate and Westgata. OVERCOATB for the RACES. HAMILTON and I DAYTON pH eepeetal agouti= to ths new mixtures la OVERCOATA, adapted for the races so , present meets. to be bed et 106, the dtrehd, opposite ltetee-hall TO LLDIES.—ROWLANDEV ICALYDOR, ran Otisotal Botanical }reparation for Improving and Beauti- Wok the Complesion and Skin. The radiant bloom it Imparia tc the cheer, and the softness and delicacy which It Indaces of the hands sad arms, Ma capability ot seething Irritation and removing all radars tap,pimples, spotA frecklesckles, diadem tions sad other cutaneous el natl.:ma, render it indispensable to every toilet 11 obviates all the *dada .4 climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar beat Price Is id. and es dd. per botalneld at 10, Baked, : Ind by chemists and perfumers. 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Squire Waterton—the well known naturalist sod traveller, died at midnight on Friday last at his residence, Waltoo.ball, Dear Wakefield. Although he had reached an advanced age—namely, 83— yet up to Thursday he was hale and vigorous beyond the common lot of those of his time of life. On that day Ise fell from • rustic bridge spanning • small stream which runs into the upper end of the lake surrounding the ball. Dr. Wright and Mr. Horsfall were called in to him, but the shock which the system bad austaieed wee too great for him to rally from. The Rev. Canoe Brown, before death, ad. ministered to litre the last rites of the Roman catholic church, and it is understood the Pope telegraphed his benediction. Mr. Edmund aterton, the eqire's son Rai io Rome with the Pope when the widest t u ook plava. The iestructioes which the departed squire left behind him (loosening his burial are somewhat remokable. A maws)- ; lento for the receptive of his body has long been erected near the top end of the lake. This sepulchre rests beneath the overhanging bombes of two venerable oak trees. The body is not to be carried to the tomb by !Lod, but is to be coarayed across the lake is a boat • the moonset% are to follow is the wake M other boats. ntro funeral is to take ' pia*, on Saturday, and if the wishes of the deceased are consulted, will be of a strictly private character. The pairs had written his own epitaph. It is in Latin. The Marla ' Moo runs thus :—Pray for the Noel of Charles Waken:Go, I bon Jsae 1782, died 18—, whom wearied bones rest here." Dloolas 02 LONDON.—The Bishop of London has bosomed the following gentlemen to appointments Lo hie diocese The Rev. Joseph Peter Waldo, M.A., of Tri- I aity College, Dublin, formerly minister of Woburn Chapel, St. Pancras, to the Incumbency of Trinity Chapel, Conduit, I sweet; the Be'. Louis Stashes, M.A., to the ieessobersay of St. Bertholemew's Church, Wanton ; the Rev. Henry Robinson Weataara, a Pembroke College, Cabled, late curate of St. &rashes, Goswell.rcod, to the teens hooey of All Sande Church, Hampstead, on his owe peti tion ; the Rev. Thomas Knox Tallest, M.A., formerly carats • Thorshain, Norfolk, to the incumbency of &Wave Chapel, vaesat by the death of the Rev. Dr. Tharp, on the nomination of the Countess of Pomfret; the Rev. Crane Lewis De Orturcy Ireland, Y.A., to the may of Srapeity ; sad the Rev. Albert Shades& Unite, LA., to the Menzabermy of Mortlake. on the mesaisotioa of the Delia ' sod Chapter of Worcester. ACCIDENT TO H.M.S. TaLrATAMIL'S The gunboat Herring, which acts es trader to the *aisle, ship Trafalgar at Queessfins7, while praised* thither ham Goostee, on Thursday Mtwara., asa ape. the m ks sa Last Mekery, as Weed a few mike mortis-meet of rharbour. After vein to in attempts get epic under ibs was forced to ire guns for assishease. These responded to by beats from the Trehtgar, std by kb* Ceeet-Oteard hest from Bearaiilead, whiles ofiloses the drat to beard her, terefaideg etiltiost help bet the (Alma Arai in which they toned the nesel. She me set Meat me ass. co Prides mrehm. sad toyed fob (Ma. Ms beakesa miry bath ead abbk bask aegis. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aura's numnu ALGERIA. ALGIERS, MAY 26. The Emperor Napoleon returned to this city to-day, and gave many audiences. The Italian fleet Las arrived here. Admiral Vacca and his staff were received by the Emperor, ALGIERS, MAT 27. The Emperor paid a visit to the Italian Admiral on board his flag ship yesterday. His Majesty left to-day for Phibppeville. An immense crowd was present, and enthusiastically cheered the Emperor at his departure. Before leaving, his Majesty said to the Mayor of Algiers, "I take my departure with full confidence in the future of Algeria and profound faith in the pros perity of the colony." PRANCE. PAW & MAT 2,3. The interest upon Tressm7 Bonds has been fixed `sit 2, Mt, and S per oent. respectively, dating from the 29th Kist. THE SLESWh►-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. VIETNITA, MAY 28. Herr von Bismarck has addressed a fresh note to the Prussian Ambassador at this court, in which the Prussian government states its intention of per sisting in its demand for the convocation of the provincial diets of Bleswig and Holstein, on the basis of the constitution of 1854. The Vienna papers of to-day announce that the Emperor of Austria will meet the King of Prussia at Carlsbad on the 'Athol June. ITALY AND ROME. TURIN. MAT 28. The Turin evening journals assert that at a eouncil of ministers, held under the presidency of the King, it was decided that Signor Vegessiabould return to Rome in the middle of next week. Tin SPANISH FOB.EIGN DEBT. MADRID, MAT 27. The Correspondentis of this evening siys " The Minister of Finance has been authorised to lay before the Council of Ministers for their ap probation a report upon the demands of the foreign creditors of Spain." PORTUGAL _ __ _ _ LISBON, MAT IS. The Duke de &Martha has arrived here, and met with a very warm reception. Great preparations are in prowess for the forth coming elections, which are tied for the 28th June. THE GREEK ELECTIONS. &THEN% MAY 26. The elections throughout the Kingdom com menced to-day. They will terminate on Monday nest. and the new Chamber will meet on the 9th Jane. TURIEZY. OONSTANTINOPLE. MAT 22. ,Th• submission of the Taurus Deivibeys has proved deceptive, having been made merely, to gain time to organise resistance. The expedition has therefore been resumed, and troops dsepatched to the Taurus, as originally intended. Negotiations are said to be proceeding between Mr. Laing and the Booliftoi thinerale for the latter to participate in the conversion scheme. The new Turkish Ambassador to the Court of the Tuileries seta out for his post on Thursday next. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUOILMEST, Max 27. The news that the peasants refused to work, and that the land remained uncultivated, is unfounded. There were some inevitable difficulties, which, how ever, the language of the Prince and the measures taken by the government succeeded in removing. Cultivation has been less general this year than formerly, on account of the heavy rains of last autumn, and the dryness of the peat spring. But with the commencement of the rains this mouth the peasants have resumed work, particularly in Mol davia. SCIENCE AND Aid DlYAldlattv, SOUTH ICEK /HESTON, MAT 26.—The Queen has lido pleased to appoint his Once the Duke of Buckingham sad Chtadoe (one of the eommiseleken for the latentational Exhibition of 1862) ; the Hight Roe. Sir Jobe Paklegtoo, Bart., 0.0.11, President of the Institute of Naval Mad,Bar the Pre sident of the Institute of Naval Architects for the time being ; William Hawes, Esq., Chairman of the Connell of the Society of Arts, or the Chairman of the Conseil of the Society of Ares for the time being ; Robert Napier, Eq., President of the Institute of Mechanical Regi men, or the President of the Institute of Mecbanical Ea. (keen for the time being ; and Philip William Slime, Milce, Esq., President of tin Chamber of Commerce el Bridal, or the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Bristol for the time being (lasteed of Charles Hoskins Low, req., Chairman of the Chamber of Cameros of Bristol, or the Chairman oi the Chamber of Commerce of Brined for the time beim), to be Commbelosere he acidifies to end together with the Commissioners appointed as the 27th el April, 1885, to promote the success of the Mildred Exhi bition to be held In Park ha the year 1867.-9ozette. REYOnm LEAOOS. A meeting of working men in the district of Lockb.fields took place on Friday events `e last, at the Star of Test bail, for the forming a brooch in this important district ,• 47 1 rariss Bubb in the chair. The folio resolution was moved by Mr. Vickery, seconded by Mr. Whitlock, and carried unanimously :—" That in the opinion of this mastics the exclusion of the masses from the franchise is unjust, aid wordy to the doctrine that representation should be ea extensive with taxation, and that so extension of the buffets* will be satisfactory unless it embraces all resident and registered *dolt males." Proposed by Mr. Babb`, se conded by Mr. Eccatins, " That this meeting highlastp proves cff the principles of the Reform League, and branch be formed in this district to be Galled the Walwarth Branch. No. 1," carried nossimously. A committee was then elected to carry out the foregoing resolutios. The following 'outlined were then elected officers if this branch Baths, president Mr. R. H. Side, tree sorer ; sod Mr. Smith, secretary. The meeting adjoursed with a vote of thanks to the chairman. SHREWSBURY AHD WALES RALLWAY.—.A. special meeting of this oomemlY. *opened sada' the bent cliffs order of the Howe of Lords, was held os Saturday at the dikes. 1, Breed fkisdaiwy,llr. Latekt in the chair, to coo/Add the previsions of a hi/1 sow before parliassest promoted by the crosapasy for authority to make a new lies of railway —n jumbos like—lrma the tows of Shrewsbury to the Poke= the oad ui tal requited for the powee 4adw rlbe b =rnl C havie . g explained the lea owed bZsmvAigise visions at the madam it was approved of by the theetle. A skid/sr meeting of the thareltokhes is the Meld sad Denbigh Railway Can • y was thew held sada the pre eidesey of the same wham the SEMOSIOw a 1 the emspeny wa s e d livea to two bilk, one the Maid tad Detheigh Exteriorßil the otheethe Mold and Dethegh Dwriatioes Bill. The iticeal eapital authorised by the bet mar ere is 125,0001., sad by the other 100,0004 with the stead borrowing pewees. The parities et the awe lithe sod the obwestis of the diddles' were explained by lb* foolosotho epos the mated the Odessa survey, sad the pretheaktip were brought tea close is the aiding EMSEPSE. !fttdc.ertiatemeat. best pm•+r t r lirowii's a n t ra . are & a t bowels, the Ever aid Were They sot with SEEsdasa m i ieirt. sad pet se seetly. Ittet meets egt s tette b A kat haloes may take Oma *Oh the most dome eastais a sleet pod of emery er stem* tidas emptied ended of Nye thowellmt. and r s bally mawsAttiwirisrdYswrM b le emeeas le f v arrS ou llathr er emetheth• Mbar, landirisali with 0 00 a 406 41.418•1-allawi lt es. = 4 l Oh • Weeteeee sea be newled he aag int [STAMPED, • Id: ADDITIONAL.] — a -- DISGRACE OF PRINCE NAPOLEON. The Moniker of Saturday' contains the following undated letter from the Emperor Napoleon to Prince Napoleon : "Monsieur and dear Cousin,—l cannot re frain from informing you of the painful im pression I have experienced on reading your speech at Ajaccio. In leaving you, during my ab sence, with the Empress and my son, as Vice Presi dent of the Privy Council, I meant to give you a proof of my friendship and my confidence, and I hoped that your presence, your conduct, and your language would testify to the union which reigns in our family. But the political programme which you place under the aegis of' the EmPerm can only serve the enemies of my government. To judgments which I cannot admit, you add sentiments of hatred which belong no longer to - our day. To.apply the ideal of the Emperor to the present time it is necessary to have pawed through the 'tern trials of responsibility and power. And, beside" are we really capable, pigmies as we are, of appreciating at ita just value the grand historical figure of Napoleon ? As in 'tending before a colonial statue, we -en able to view the rebel* al once. We only me the aide which strikes our sigbi ; hence the ineompleto nese of the reproduction and the divergent)" of opi nions. But what is clear to th" eyes of every one is, that, to prevent anarchy th hien% orinda—that tormideble enemy of true liberly 4 .-the Emperor had established, first in his flashily seed afterwards in his government, that severe discipline which admitted but one will and one action. I mined henceforth deviate from the same rule of conduct. Whereon, Monsieur and dear cousin, I pray God to have you in His holy keeping. * /Caroms." Own oak owe amansromentr.) PAR A, Baronme Emma. Thera is an end of the " cousin." 1 reject as en invention not worth a thought the suggestion that the schism in the Imperial family is what the fancy call a " cross." There can be no reasonable doubt that the Emperor and the first prince of the blood are at daggers drawn. No tight came could have induced so cautions a man as the Emperor to indite and make patio in the Monsieur that bitter explo- Lion of anger and disappointment.: " In leaving you during my absence,with the Empress and my son,as Vim-President of the Privy Council, I wished to give you a proof of my friendship and my confid eine, and I did hope that your presence, 'your conduct, and your language would testify, to the union which reigns in our family." This language evidently implies that the " hope and confidence were mis placed, that the "conduct and language" of Prince Napoleon have, in the Emperor's eyes, proved him unworthy of his place in the . Privy Council, and that "disunion" in the Imperial family now pre ' mils to such a degree that a *die proclamation of I th e painful fact, has become a "tate necessity. It is not in the Emperor's letter} that the world will And the causes of this grave dissension. His Majesty condescends to no particulars. He says in a general way that 'Prince Napoleon's political programme is one which Gan only serve the enemies of bile goveriunent ; but his Majesty specifies no one doctrine to *hick be Abject*. I think it not difficult to supply the blank in the ' indictment.. It cannot be the invectives against Austria that excited the ire of the conqueror of Selferise; neither is it to be ree.sonably ;unposed that an ores aught upon the temporal piliver, though going farther than the conventionalities of official language world pare* am be supremely disagreeable to the sovereign who wrote the letter to Edgsr Ney, and signed the convention of September lb. Indefinite aspirations for the liberty of the press, liberty of public meet ing, and perfect freedom of election, expressed by a Prince who, before he was made Vice-Presi dent of the Privy Council. was well known to be au advocate for all those liberties, can 'calmly be a subject of deadly quarrel with the author of the constitution of 18b2-.-contemplated at some future time as the "crowning of his edifice." None of these things can have excited the Emperor's ire to such a boiling point as is indicated by his letter. The one greet and unpardonable crime of Prince Napoleon is that at this delicate crisis the Mexican question he glorified the Mon roe dootrite, and declared that Napoleon I. had foreseen it with acquiescence. Here is where the thee pinches. The Emperor is bent upon maintaining Maximilian in Mexico, and he sees that the country is almost unanimously disinclined to support him in this the greatest mistake of his life. One has only to read M. O'cuin's report on the budget to see that even the packed majority in the Corps Legialatif is not prepared for the sacri fices of men and money which France must inevi tably be called upon to support, unlesa the last French soldier speedily turns his Lack on Mexico. Prince Napoleon rejoices in the discomfiture of the South, and feels persuaded that the consequence of the restoration of the unity of the United States must be the im possibility of a prolonged French occupation of Mexico without a fearful war. It is on this ac count that the Emperor classes his cousin with the "enemies" of his government As to the prin ciples which the Emperor lays down, as those on which he is prepared to govern at the present day, I shall be much mistaken if the world is not sue prised and shocked at them. Thy are those of pure despotism. He says roundly that the first Emperor esthblished in his own family and his own government That severe discipline which admits but of " one will" and of "one action . Hence forth he means not to deviate from that rule of conduct. There is a remarkable inconsistency in the promulgation for practical purposes of this monstrous doctrine. A moment before, when wish ing to reprove Prince Napoleon for presuming to pronounce an historical judgment upon the career of Napoleon 1., he was modest enough to class himself with his cousin as • " pigmy" utterly incapable of extending his vision at one time over the whole surface of such a " colossal statue." But immedi ately after be assumes, as a matter of course, that he, Napoleon 111., is entitled to imitate the founder of his dynasty in all bin most tyrannical acts. Prince Napoleon has lost no time in making a reply to his Imperial Majesty's censure, which must add considerably to the embarrassment of the situ ation. The Prone, which has beta exclusively fa• voured with the doenment, publishes the following letter, addressed by the Prince to the Emperor : emeateasee of your lisieefes letter el May 23, mid Ws publication is the ifooniair el this merefaii, I resign the virfaereekkaey of the Privy Oeusail„ mai also the pre ekkeary of the Usivenal Fahibides of 1867. Aare" We, the hawse of the prof mai and reepietfel eatedialat with white I ass n Of you Majesty, The Willi devoted serfs, Ilaromos (num:). Pekin RO7l l . May V. 1864 1 The Temps says that the Inaperor's letter was brought to Paris by a spinal sooner • it adds—writing, however, without knowing of Moos Napoleon's answer—that he purpoees leaving Frame for his property is Bwitstriand. The resignation of the Vioe-Prenidenqp of the Privy Council seemed to me inevitable, beemine the Zasperer plainly declares hie comic's "eenduca" unworthy of the post. But the resignation of the presideecy of the Universal ashibilion, with which PricerNapolemes name was favourably connected in 1.884 4 indicates rancour and a complete breath. It is h lily probable that between this and 1867 Prime 's ideas may have made gnat way in Prence. „The . Boorse was heavy. with little change is . CrWOPENC MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. On Saturday Wile. Lucca re-appeared as Vabothie in the Estpsiestote, the character in which she Ant 'shod the favour at the Lades public. Bp this me- Mimi of the part she more this cosarmed the impreados she had previously made, and her reception, accordingly, by an ova/flowing house, was even warmer than before. She was applauded to the echo, called repeatedly before the curtain, and, in short, reosived an " ovation " in all its forms. She deserved her triumph ; for she rive one of the mod truthful pictures of Msyerbeen moat interest's; heroiae th►t have ever bean presented on the stags. Mdlie. Limes extreme beauty stands much in the way of dispassionate judgment at her manta. Her charms of face and form aware their power before she has spoken a word or uttered a sound, and it is necessary to gaud against their fascinating influence. Batt mustblei as we are at the necessity of caution, we still think that ►er qualities and attainments as as actress asd a miner ammusfacimat to satisfy the coolest sad mostexactiag criticism. Though (her name notwithstanding) a Germs°, she may be regarded as an Halite sieve. She has an Italian voice, formed in the Italian school ; her pronunciation and soma lay* a parity which few Germans are able to reach ; awl her ley impetuous =promise of passim is neatest of the " caw* sold whellesfaesaaos, from hashish,' to cad, wes fall of beauties. The post memo of the opera— that OMNI of delirious love sadulder despair in which Raoul leaves the fainting Valeatiee to rush among the swords of the mks—wastren retina its deep and terrible interest. Kato, always unrivalled is this eharaoter, wee more powerful then err ; sad, when at its termin►tion the cur tiin fell, the deep silence that bad prevailed was followed by a burst of acclamations prokmged for esveral minutes. Tb arrester el Marcel was well supported by Hon Schmid, whose stalwart form and deep bass voice wars suited to the part. Gassier's Saint Brie was good ; and the excellence of Togliatti:* is the character of the Coast de Firers is well known. As a whole, this gorgeous apses was splendidly reformed and waredy applauded. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. L•dstrn.—Mr. Frederick Doniton has issued an Wens, is which he Mtn his Mention to again soak the camps of the skitters. CABIEVIDGU.—A embed is now beyond all doubt imminent in this borough. Mr. W. D. Christ* the DX. Emden minister. has erelleee the electors in the liberal interest. Late on fisturday ends( Lleet..CoL Tomos hissed as whines in the manse inerese. GLAZIWZGAIIBAIIIII. — It is reported that Mr. C. R. H. Talbot. LP.. the ponder lord.lieuteuent of the emits, ie to be dented to the panne, sad coosomeotly than will be • voancy is the repromtatios. The Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, H.P. far Jthethyr, Francini of the Council of Educatioe. is talked of as likely to cone forward I. the (mut of this bong the ease nm.thX. requisition is in Wane of signature reaming Lood Ar th ur PAIN= anon. a brco , ther of the Late Duke of Newcastle. to wale forward. This requisition be. bees already wunerouely Aped. There was a mums rid Ms. Handley, the main resother, a whig of M old school. would f orward. Int this bee been dispelled, sod will son cons forward. Mr. G. Hodskinoo (the other Mosel =embed will deo nand again ; sad it both Mr. Lindley aid Mr. Haddsinews should o dethemeless for roelectire, it is nid that the oneenetives ban • .sued candidate reedy to mosithe with Lord A. Cann. M•seetonobt.—Tlas liberal party held a meeting on Friday none& Bic J. Watts ba the chair, to select • midden to teke the place of Mr. Animal Tumor. who is. thee at the dissension Si the posnest parNseent. The won matiewed we than of Ni. H. N. Philips (brother of Mr. Hark Philips, a former reposonts. Uwe of Easebester). Hr. George Wilms, Er. E. y4D. Hr. A. Hey weed, Yr. H. Ashworth, and Sr. Id Popo, bambino. noes of If.r. lp er I.r.and Mr. were re. mind with au Lest hang. The selection woo eliiteately refined totot thalbiltin, afisisting of (bt &thine, &Mt" alarms, sad seendartes of the 69 liberal denies econ saatess d the bessugh. who an is region to • future mosiDis. OLDHAX.—It Is eipentea' that Mr. John Platt, of this borongh, will be invited to offer biro& at the next (diction, in opposition bids. Coiner, with whose conduct io parliament zany et the liberal constituency are mach dissatisfied. HADSolBollll.—air John Walsh, the sitting member, has issued as address to the electors, soliciting re. election Cotrit22 or Dtri2l44—Mr. Ferrer, the conser vative somber for South Dorris, will sot meek ve-eleetion ; sad the Durban Chressiole nays a liberal will is ell robs bility WWII the rat. As reprds North Durham, it ill be lieved nit the sitting members, Mr. Slid to and Sir H. Wilitesesee—both Literals—will be reelected. Nowrium.garow.-11r. W. B. Wrightson is to be opposed by Mr. O. B. Mills, who profess. enervative nciples. pri C.tantrr.—Mr. Gifford, Q.C., has announced his fidolattos of contesting ths rennstatatios of Coedit at the forthooming general election OD coseervative prieeiples in opposition to Lientenent.Ookrel Stuart, the peseta Ilion bor. Mr. Stuart has issued Ids address to the skew% Nonni RANT/I.—Mr. G. Softer-Booth and Mr. Beach Duro both amounted their 'stories of seeking re election. Id sarroarentins. The HOD. Henry Cowper bring of Bad Cowper, who sasseesandly retisted thi cowry of Hertford on the death of Mr. Giles Pallor last Yr. will be a casdidate at the amain gess& elsetioa. Yr. Cowper was laselase year defeated. by a majority of 248 brine he declined to pledge hiaseelf to do men than von for the redastios of the - malt duty with a view to its niti. pion I "'at. 1.9.11' HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OP THE CHEST. BROMPTON. The annual court of the governors of this excel lent charity was held ea lltsealey is the board-roan of the hospital t • chair beisg_takee by the presides; the Mu qua of WISTIMUITIII. The Mort of the committee of irreverent reoured that the °pentane of the charity had dear the per year bees more extensively beseacla4 both as swede the io arid ont-paieste, that Is say previous year of the borttal exateooe. The number of 11-pauente who mamma the benefits of treataint had been I.l9%,compared with 1.150 is 1863. The &Madames In the out.priects departniest bad been very large, sad the weber of sew cases brought seder terrier dentisoed to Mcrae, they for the pest year bevies bees 7,,387, pared with 6,908 fa 1883. Whilst it war gratifyier to ola serve that the amity had thus &fielded relief to a prier amount of human aufferir thee is ally former year, it was also ericactory to know that by memo of the recent improvements is the railway sod outeiles coca masteries& with Brompion, the Itaspitel 4 rendered more reseroble I. peaces emir; from the northern sad southers suburbs of Lades, so that parts ciao now surd with lees fatigue, expense, sad lon of time this formerly. Tampa facilities are likely to be still to:thee layered. The snarl subscriptions received is 1864 were 5.0751. 3e. W.; the decr, .ier, 2,8481. 3e.• church cella:- tire, dadectiog sew webeariptices and dorratious, 9781. 10a. 6d.; Legacies (besides stock mike 1,3601.), 3,9541.9 a.; the pow tomato, swelled by se missal elm from lege. tier, were 13,5181. sa. 6d. The importance, m • Maeda port a view ' of legriee. was &priest from the feet that the charity ie still largely door:lent upon this error at rooms for the mere of carrying on its work of neefelser the express being searly 10,0001. • year, sad the rasa surripticas Meg ouly about half that sum. The denands opus the marten of the charity ricatinoed to iscratee; sod, usfortneetely, the adverts, pars of provisions ealstaced the coat at keeping up the lasge artribliamer. The erearaittee referred to the impartambe et exteudlag the °pastier of the charity wherever the oppertashy = was rd. This was effected a sere =Mr by the Maser Hoar, which room modeled 20 parer, mad daring the most try* portion of the year saes bedebed bees agar put up is the hospital, whir had thee bra enabled to roar 911 hapatiests ; sad err in the were weather 111 had bees roorroory to keep IX hods erupted, so ea to meet se far to possible the araiestione tor admlerios. There was new ciosentreed on snort st exterios of • send cha ncre, which it wee believed would la et peat bred% to the patients, es veil r coodecive to medical soiesee. A. repeal bed bees mat, through Dr. area to estalidisla—et diet experimestelly--• easstoriene is Medsira, is :lima coneeetios with this hospital, the readouts in the lased haviag libendly dared to provide far 20 male pe arls eras the rear; water, on oradition that their exposer out sad home be paid by the hospital. no op. portuotty at afford)* to the poor era the adreage of • Measia carry of climets, kilhsrte GPM WAY to rlOl4 erred to the rermaintee tee rest • boon to be re VeZed. h They bed, aware, after raters delibratiee, &rept the aft, feeling essund that with the irierase of aormees sad the ropes seamesey erase be fortieraisg. It methat the experiment, if sue. a m e nd, fight be ~sated with admire" bet (sly In Illadoima, but it ether labablo adiasioa. bask it hies std adroad. 4111.141. PALM. —Tyra fiZ er ai Ay. Samba, MAT C.--01.018 1 06 co • 2400; lOW. Moak WI" 4,N2 ; •