The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-12 00:00:00

s F - cr (4111 — prit4s 4 ,:..7._. .L. 1.. 4sll 1-c•-• PAPE 1-t ii; S sue,i a Xa LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12. 1865. No. 5,828.1 Amxaml. (Stamps . id Ad(lit tonal 1 [TWOPENCE E.XPREBB FROM PARIS 4, ----=----- aad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINN D ig nT r cLlT SHIP.—Par BYDNIT Direct tto mil pus. „ et a Meta ANIL WA alippiteby tbad April), The Ms. a mple ctiaM i tilp L1K91 ,9 9/4 A 1 II rem register Lin ma e - N Commader ; MAMA In the lirt Ind Dols This ..k.• NM iiies esMel. n aist balit miles special song is 41- a .. MAW" and is s prevails , °ppm, i ke gull good& InFreAt am Maga i mm, sad mill appis t carry s "myna if rsquired.—lier tour et sr pimp o MUTT awl MOIL 9, BMWs OA THE RUSSIAN (VY1.801:1248k0 IRON WOW COMPANY To be =dee Wader lite Mildred LialliNttes Act of DAL 41600,000 In 15,00 u alarm of AU oath. ?mew IMMO 10003 thane Deplete di en appliestlce and 24 on allotthest Beyond Witch It Isnot Linseed to cell up more this U per share. No cull le exceed LS per there, nor to be Lade at Intervale of Les than three mouths. thancloss. W. Austin. Nan (Director, " etropolitan Reßerale."). Arthur G. Chapman, Nan (Di M rector, " Soak Latelet, and Co.") Orr vas der Macaw (kW Judge, Tenant(' of Commerce, Delas ikva erk HAL (Director, " of London."( Celasei Freed ey. ((Babson, " Nebo abd Banda Bellway"). Ben. John liollett. Ben (Director, "Oman Marina laworsoee Colopasy"). Berflutramerr Iteantsm—Weir Yeetbael, BANILIMII—Beak of London. Tbreadaualbeeerelle. •Da MOIL tiotravois—bleurt ideards and Co., Dash: patron, Weil minim Baoxisz—liesare. Robins, Barber, and Nam Threadneedle. street. doorman Mama. C. F. Kemp, Canaan. Fool, sad Cu.. 7, Orealthistreet. beers Saattb, a, Meath Wlnelether-etreet. 6NCIL3AIT (pro UM) —Oeurtamay Chats bq. Mow—% Great Wthcbeeteretreet, Old Broader:rest WEST LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHI BITION to ORAN May 1. la Um ILORIAJJRAL. COVINT-ORROIN. oalibilos nut mod Is their Iwo on or boron J. A. NICHO If, Chairman, Ortorddrost. R. M. MORRILL, Bearetazy. lee. Groot Fortioadolreet.. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (uorsa's The New York news of Apra 1 thus comment* (MON OM owl DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, Up& Thirksg els al her lifsjsft ass QUM. 'Ms tr .6 l, 1 1 MENU =DDAY, the Oth of May, by his loyal Itlibusss SIM PRINCE of WALE& The Sista Oirsoncssial to tj obserred on this occasion will includes Onusd Musical Perfoemance with a Band and Chorus of a Thousand Pseforman On the Opening Dar Boson Ticks( Holders only out be d• tatted• _ _ • • _ 'I3IZ CORPS LEGLSLATIIkr-DIZATR UPON zxICO PARIS, Arc 11. oa the &destine of the army tithe Potomac : The satidpated advance el a 'lamp portion of the at a/ the Potomac Nom to Mee been &hied bet ler _ . Plaint. /most Emma The "scene" in the Corps LegitWE yesta4l was not quite so serious as outside rumours repre sented last night. It is true that the " Left," lac tated to by H. Vuitry, who said it was the " wish of the government that no more discussion should take place on the religions question," abstained faun voting upon K Gueroult's amendment against the religiouscongregations, andallowed it tobenegatived unanimously. BM they continued to take part in the debate, and K Jules Fevre made two splendid speeches—one on foreign affairs generally, and another on Mexico. He hit the government very hard by showing the absence of anything like • fixed or intelligible policy in the questions of Italy, Poland, and Denmark, and said with terrible d propos, that the address seemed to mentos that all the threatening questions in Europe ware really solved by the genius of the empire, and that the only thing to be regretted was that the happy solution had not been achieved by the particular means which he thulen6— namely, the rejected congress. He, quoted with tremendous effect a number of misers from flu) Monikur of 1864, pretending that Mexico was en tirely pacified, and unanimously enthusiastic for its new Emperor ; and then recapitulated from the same authority the number of battles which had been fought since. He thought the danger of • war with the United States, unless the French army was brought home, the most serious thing that could occupy the attention of the country. The debate on Mexico was adjourned. _ _ . ZraD M and OORWS AUSTRALIAN LINK d !ACM SIITP.-7or STOW( Elba (to nil siaperctually •• OM Oh MIA Om. OdPidot ard tie Ise dip ship IfahaagA• 241• 1, nester 1,424 kw, & CORKY - arobr kodb• be Oast UAW Docks. This Co .flo rota, built fir,zeds' 41181.11111114 to Iwo llajob's liaboatloa O. sod la she trill to dripsidol at • Ned draft of =li s otoootod to make • rapid piorb• Sea end meow fir cotes psorogos, sad wlll lorry • gartoon.—For WOO bb rd Omar MAI to Mora HIM S. UN DIM. 06.17.00mumbotnot : or to DSVII7 lad MUUILE, 2, In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legit'latif, M. 00111 continued his epee& upon the Mexican ques tion. He demonstrated that the Mexican army, move than half composed of foreigners, was per fectly able to maintain the monarchy. M. Corte continued :—" Should we, however, immediately withdraw our troops I Evidently not, for that would be to abandon our partisaas to reaction and Mill. Such a worm would dishonour the flag of France. We shall never be asked to sacrifice our honour." M. Picard censured the conduct of the govern ment in the Mexican question. M. Rouher refuted the reproaches of the opposi tion, and supported the statements of M. Corte. Replying to the apprehensions manifested by M. Picard, relative to the Mexican loans, M. Rouher stated that a new loan had been effected and sub serried by the principal London and Paris houses. Renientioned that a portion of Uri French troops bad already arrived home from Mexico, and said the remainder would return as soon as possible. . , M. Rouher's speech was much applauded by the Chamber. *West pendhle spans-11 at all—by the neffeetnal effort el US to TIMM the effensin In fresh al Platonheugh. A powerful infsatry and cavalry Lone, um* the immediate direction of the lieutnant-gestosal, out clear away Rom its bore before daylight on the morning ad Thurodalo Its dietetic's was by the roar which haws been trued with varying moons on man than ono osaiMs Were. The Wintry, or • large pan of it, took the Vonghan and Rallis: plash road byword Raton', Res. Theo snaky, ender fiberldaa, woo paned forward by the, *rodent read for Rild/Idle Coonhouse, a point about ball-way betimes the Weldon cod the Bouthaido Railroads, or about 15 miles distant from tub,, and the mane distance south by west of l'oteraborgth From Dinwiddis Court-hens Sharidan's pre sumed nuns would Ito la the dandies el Burkina* at the jumbos of the Seethe& and Damen reilreede ; mad striking for that pointi, be would ban • 24 mile aide hoes Dinwiddie Coort-lheneo to the Semibold, road, sod 18 WIN snore to Berkanilim The entire diatoms, than, from the starting-plan to the Janina of the two roads that sow keep opes commualoatfou batmen Les sad Jobaotaa, and 'apply Btshmasd with pereirloodsg, weld be about 53 mile'. And imams Sheridan hos and with wens saw paned opposition, it is pnbable that by dm time this gem to proem, his pant troop's. will have eff enesolly out Loo's line st both the , Booths/do and Danville roads. The Awn us many to on that Burkseville nation is to-day is Shirt duo's pommies. Aad if so, the evacuation of Rielunoad one hardly be other lima • matter of almost instant near sity. Lee, at lean, will have to nun out from behind Ide intromehmseis, and Moan whoteror blow addition' he it., in the "pia Sold, at the powerful adamants army of which Siteridn's hornmen aro the heralds. Seamen TIMM, an sew ea thle at the dike, 112. Grattce- WO or Gootlootaa's lloket Lt 4 0 Child's, =Lit It YOSTO 1 1 0 MINIM PARKINSON. Comptroller. • ...--___ DiITT sod 'WORM AUSTRALIAN LINZ cIPACIUCT BYDNIT Diract (to am poor n ay oa Moo 998MMay, UM aid day 19r4 )I!zytait ad untol z ati r P WENT a 1 13 • ist r ya, DO Commondar : to iris Is= imEL klatodmaltil mood. WU vadat modal warm lr MINIM did droaralo accommodation for cabin cony a oargooti if maybe!. -ar Worm or pow wa dy to Dituri aad MOOR; Ma 9. Millinostroal 10th April. 1810. - . . . Arrangement' ter 1M and Excursion Tickets on all the railways to the Ittbliello, at Itedseed Bates ere to grogreas. Paz OXFORD. —FAUST, ORPRXE AUX latThltA, and habilis 1.• CLICAULINNL—Prisetost pertersters. Ifferoleir Laveldere, the greet Trench tenor, and Mtn Mess. reepeated ler teed sod - Cleerse et cerdeeted to Mr. N. awromusa. WWI( hiriktVral4 inTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE rAcarr Silit.—Tor ADDIAIDI Direct ,to be 4G- L t ar i cesaUy Ge the eth liay i.. lael ettpwkag eiwy and Ma). built ell CD•11111. QDZIN. • I nam NEIO tow, IL . r•iibileD, laaaa4er , loaci fr fht Dock'. The higieeillweel meek bwitt la v r i riti Myer. ID • 1107 UK saw, saw Gem ii • effOrtilldly to Ghippere alas NW 1111111011 pods. 1 a poop, with elegant accommodation for cabin ana--Ter Bill Woe of Dwee elt or pimp epply to DEVlg s Zti WM 9, heratt. The Company is formed for the purposed *gabble and exteadiag the welaknown iron works, whisk have been me•bliebed and in successful operation. for a long period at Valetas, la kneel*. The estate, which covers an area of 406,000 Inglbh seam and erinthies $6,000 inhabitants. is meat advantageous', tainted on the aav eine river Oita (which floes lath the Vo ga at Nijnit N ), and Is withal MI mites it the is )read which masneete 111 Novgorod with Megeow. estate ea teexhalienble supply of iron ore of supesior , plalegeg as away al 46 p* cc*, and the musics ire aow ta *grades sidle good order coasiet of 6 Mast tamales. 6$ Minks, fatness.. 17 Polkas. fanners. 15 Balling BM; kw all kinds of merchant Iron, sheet Iron, and ins wire. S Liege beennage harshest boa. 116 Wire anis. 1 Victory for making all kinds of steam engines. 3 ihnslller fa:tones lot repairing engine& 1 Large holier factory for welds( Main boners sad steam-Mats. 5 loastales. 3 Feeieries for =Meg scythes, nails, de. 0 Beta Idles. The above are worked by 71 water-wheels. of I.o3ohome power. besides 16 stases penes, of *Whom* power. 1170,010 acres of the estate are coveted with valuable Umber: and this supply of fuel, coupled with the abundance and cheap er' of 'shear, km enabled the proprietors to produce Iron al • much less cost than la Inigland, whilst the selling price in Russia Is more than double what it is in this country, as the production within the empire is not equal to the demand, and foreign iron (except of a particular clam) is kept out of cornpeU- Lion by the high Import ditty and ant of treasport. The price at which the Company's Interest Is the property, as defined below, has been conoltionally acquired is the awe of £OO,OOO, la addition to which an estimated saes of L 36,000 will be required to pay oft existing charges on the property, sad It is calculated thee the VIM of £ 70.00 win be required for working capital, mkt** together £106,000, which Le the whole amount proposed to le celled up. The proses at the present time amount to aLout 517,000 Weer roubles (about £70,000 1, 000 sterling) par annum, subject, however. to a deduction 01 realise. being Interut, at 6 per cool, and sinking fund 7 on a debt of 1,101,600 roubles doe to the Rue- Mae government, them leaving • net annual profit of 406.000 roabies (616,0,0). Hy amen amen& with the proprietors, and hypothecation or mortgage to the Company of their reserved Interest in the estate. 87,0130 reeds* (411,000). slag about 7 per cent per annum upon the whole capita proposed to be called up, Is guaranteed to be first paid to the shareholders of the company : of the surplus prang (378.000 roubles or £19,000 1 , three-fifths will belong to the present proprietors, and iwolllthe to the sharehokten, for a period of 37 years. Thus , on an estimate of the pronto at the ;event t am, and without considering the improver:seem likely to mull tram a. Increase of cap la, • dividend of about tO per cent. per SARUM La shown upon the capital (6165,000) required te be called up. In the shove estimate no account hes been takes of the wants upon the manufacture of steam engines, boilers, dc., and it is antici pated that by the Introduction of further capital and the de velopment of the works, the returns will be more than doubled. It is intended to create a Silkier fund for the purpose * se taming to the Shareholders, at the expiratioo of the thirty seven years, when the interest of the Company will Geese, the whole amount of the capital called up. On the detenaltudion of the lease, the proorletors bind themselves to have a valuation made of all the property above ground, and after deductl.l the present value, to pay to the Company one-half of the difference In cash. Thus, In addition to receiving a highly remunerative dividend during the thirty -Knee years. et the end el that time the whole of then capital will be retuned to the shareholders with • considerable bonus. . ... . 'rtLIITION.--COCKE'S celebrated READING SAUCE. for Flak Game, Steake, soup. Omen, Hot mad Hoed Meats, sad antra led *sr wend an, te meld I all n oticeable deem to Moen. ,It le manaketand only by the Mantuan of the Ade Proattor, CHARM COCKS, 11, Wee sere* _ td Haan Ws:lbsen. All cabers are Swims TXPROYZNIINTS in BUIRTS. nonour IMPROVID °MAZZA i s six fie as. Good ireful skirls Wu Pis SO, la all dais, No 04 1111U-110ua unequalled for eseellenee rod ebeepossa. Priced Ma. with foil =post trea-110DGM01 sad Co., unlit makers, Win. Com, Obeelegeircea Fatebnined 0 yews. On pule /rano/a sad MOOR= AIISTRALIAN LINE D g eI V IZEIT 8111 P.—nor MOIL= TOWN Direct (to sail morn a tall or sot ran). Ma boanaltal nom etl pppprr • A lin Yams, Minor d6tmn T. S. BMOC Was hi tho Landon Docks. Thu, am mon, JIM idiersist apodal worm as the noel spporood nom, la eapasted la Min M worm and Ms accommodation •In a Iry cam —Yoe term of troikas or ma. • N o %We DITITT P =M a ni. No. 0, 111111torotocat. COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRT& YEW and 111PROVID DIMTOWS. • brie asnortraent ready mode at Ts. OA, Bs. 6d., 10a dd., and 12s. Id. awl Bee. qualities. well Anton. wads to masses at 101. Id. and lb. ed.. patters, of widen sent post tree for two stamps —RADOM and Ca. 113, It. Wartinws-latte. CharOw crow. istablishad 00 ream On poste lreasoln M. Rouber, in • subsequent speech, energeti cally repelled the anticipations of war with the United States. "France," be said," has main tained a strict neutrality. The messages of Presi dent Lincoln indicate that the United States desire the maintenance of peace in the world. The United States do not forget that France hasbesn their foster mother. France has not, under a regard for her security in Mexico, formed the impious wish that the civil war might be prolonged." M. Rouher maintained that the United States have no interest in annexing Mexico, for that would be to prepare forces for the South. " I consider, then, as phan toms," said the Minister, in conclusion," any anti cipations of a conflict between France and America. No reason exists for apprehending war. . . Let the French flag remain • few months longer in Mexico. We have nothing to fear on that account." The amendment of the opposition was then rejected by 225 against 16 votes, and paragraph 16 of the address was adopted. Upon paragraph 17 coming on for discussion M. Langrinais brought forward an amendment, i upon which be addressed the Chamber. The debate will be continued to-morrow. DTsad MOOSE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK ( Misr SHIP. —la LUINCKSTON Direct (Ina ' jait IMTIftl trots the colour, after a rapid pasomon, lima a peat tcd bar cam waged, and wal have hmodlata deniatcle, newioh.baikt clopor barque WltiTbUltlf. • 1. vogicaror WlOllO SNAIL, Commander India Docks. TEL trader 1a woll known for losr a zrid a mongea, and obi &pal accommodation for a few Pot tree of fraMt or apply to Mr. T. IrrAtr. • mu, mt. Soima'aMom; or a t i rSl and 114145/1/4 9. BMW. In& HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS, Capes, Moraine Cosa Half-dram Mutter, and litil-drem • Salta. ?roams sad View to., are made la doe moat Onalonable mad amionsble stria, at may economical prime HYA and CO.. 03 and V, ettortiesrast. The statement of the Gazette de France that Count de Flahault had actually left Paris for Ragland is contradicted, and it is at the same time affirmed that ha has no intention of retiring from the Grand Chancery of the Legion of Honour. Primo, Napoleon lett Paris last evening for his property in Switzerland, where he inteoda to spend about ten days. There is a rumour current that he is shortly going to China ; but that seems too long a journey for the Vice-President of the Privy Council to undertake. Monsieur Joly, an eminent member of the French bar, is to be tried on April 21, as being the " presumed " author of the " Dialogist in Hades between Machiavelli and Montesquieu," a full translation of which was published is the Daily News a few days ago. The Murillo, "The Death of St. Claire," sold at the auction mart yesterday by the executors of M. Aguado, fetched 3,000 X. It is understood to have been purchased for the Madrid Museum. The Bourse opened languidly, and the consider able rise of # in Console, though it occasioned some orders which were speedily executed, failed to im part anything like activity to the market ; but when the second quotation of Consols came, with • rise of another L • decidedly better tone became perceptible, without, however, leading to very nu merous transactions. Bente rose sc. for cash and HYAM and 00. 8 PRICES. 06 and IT, artordotrest. °wit-oats. &Ss., 4b., and bee. Jsektti., Ila 2026 a ; Drew sod ewtout Costs, lea to Oa ; true-fitting Trousers, made to mea Ism lea. dd., lea. 641., 21a, sad 23e. , Vests, 10a Its. as. Ind tla ; Sults. 4 to 115 a MONEY WIGRAM anc: SONS' (of Mackwayard, London) LINZ o REAL and PACT= IogESTRALIA.—Fee IMBOURNE Port Phillip. direst, to Ws the Docks on. IRURSDAY, April 10. sailing at Plymouth. the splendid cll”w• ship KENT, 1,000 tons, F. ANDERSON, Comerader ; iyfsp to the East Indlo Dean Her accommoda tions to all e was el peasengers are ansargessed. Ind she will gory an experienced surgeon. For freight or yardage apply to ALLPOLT and MORGAN, with Money igrana end Sows, S. landenhallstrert. Parsengsrs by this line or packets are agarlyed tram Paddington to Plymouth Int clam tor secood class Sc.. sod second class for third class bros. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXXXI V will be published TO-MORROW. Oormorre : 1. Caliente d t►e Louvre. 2. The Great ranters, Stephens. 8. Str Lleer Lytton Novelist and Poet. 4. Education In France. 6. Our Guns and Ships. 6. Christianizing of ILonden. T. Libel and Freedom or the Prem. & Clerical Subeeripaon. 9. Feathery's Travels to Turkistan. 10. Lord Baseell and the Mash Goasettutlon. John Murray, Albemarle street. BACK BALL PABBIBOBB LINZ of MOM PACKETS for AUSTRALIA trim London &reel - - • - - liesNL Dodo. i To &IL ramBAUM Pow .. Malakoff =lead lto* Dam .. Royal Oak . flamami I Ycara/v- "traw l - sAs• ; a coma MIS 11. laths MOO ' London tAOO I E. India MOO , Z. India Aril It April IS April 20 \lq I 3 May 20 THE PALL-MALL GAZETTZ of THIS ZVENING contains (besides .11 tes news of the day; the following Original Articles :--61rIkes sad ArbOretsoo Courts - The Debates in the Corps Legtstetlf—The Election of Prevost Pendia -Mr. MlWs Prospeete—The Great Britisb Lady's Meld— . knelt ea Pogue '—Wttb ixtealosal Notes - Foreign Notes— UlioClll of Opiates ta the Morning Joernals—And Special Items of News front Abroad.-01 Bee. lt. MaLsbury-street, Mead, W.C. CLOSING OF THE DANISH RIGSRAAD.— THE HOYA.L MESSAGE. OOPENHA.GAN, Ann 11. The session of the Rigsraad was closed to-day. The King in his message addressed to the house regrets that the debate upon the proposed modifier Um!' of the constitution had been without result, and views with grief the continuation of the pre sent state of things. His Majesty expresses a wish that God will avert the d►ngers which may result from this position of affairs for the common fatherland. udobratod line at pactut• base, by their punctuality and and Imam eamod a world-known manges, sad their par raw scoorstaodsiloa is unsurpenseel by any vestals alloat.—Tor rospeeting [MOS crimsons to Australis appty to ,11 lAMBI mod Co., Itherpsol ; all U nita tor the Mack Tins :..d T. M. MACKAY and Co. 1. laatanballotneek beim IA TiE ALBERT BRIDGE on the THAMES. The BUILD= of THIS WIER motel's' View of the Intended Albert Bridge from Chelsea to 110.4111•OL with gage detail drawings—A Budget of nooks—The Architecture of tlt Old Town of Edinburgh—Dry Rot -The Sanitary Questtin—lils tory of Church Bells—And other Interesting and important sub jects—With aft the Art News. St : or by poet, ad. 1, York- CUIIARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH AimucAi ROYAL MALL ATILLWISHIPS, appointed by Ho Admiralty to rail between ISVERFOOL and NIAY YORK , tad betwvat unworn. and DOPTON, the Boston .ripe calllop at liallha to Lad sad ramie. massragers sad gonna. The fel. Mein or other mods am appointed ban trout Liverpool Wiled at Cork to MOP.* 0.. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April I& SCOTIA, for NM TORY, Saturday, April 12. ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April M. money, Including steward's too and provldons, but kirwines or Berson Halifax and Roston, chief cabin, ▪ : wood cabin. LA. To New York, elle cabin, . Aimed sablu, AIR Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, CS ,r o lt ni aat 5 par cent. prtmsge. —ApplyFuord, Otd London ; 3. M. Currie, Havre, and 12. Flare do la 'lsm" Paris; G. and J. Burn, Buctianamatroot, Glasgow; D. MC. * Li solver, Queenstown absolutely; or D. and C. Maclver, s, Water- Most. verpool hamorts aro uow necemary for all travellers, m ast< emigrants, promediog to the Milled States. isnot, 10c. for account, closing at 67fr. 60c. and 67fr. 80c. Mobilier rose 3fr. 75c. Railways remain with little alteration. There was a considerable move ment in Mexican stock, owing to the continued rumours that voiopia is coining out car verrhp vourable terms ; 64fr. was the last quotation. The Phase, in its weekly financial article, says that M. Leopold Werner, banker in Paris, under takes to negotiate the " hypothecated credit bonds' , of the Spanish Peninsular Society founded by Senor Madoz, ex-Minister of Finance. It is believed that the Newnan Government will grant a con cession for the construction of a railroad, to pus through the estate, and °aspect the Mini-Novgorod end Moscow line with Masan and Toole, which, as will be seen from the map accost peeving the prospectus, is the coarse of a group of Rossini rail • era now in course of coustruction, and is situated in the midst of the most flourishing manufacturing &stride of the empire. ?teas of the estate and works, the segtheer's report, and other documents on which the shore statements are founded, may be inspected at the offices of the Company. Applications for armrest* he made in the accompanying form. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should a lam number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the pat meat on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the spplicaat. Priepectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the of of the Company, and of the Denton, brokers, and solicitors- NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR Or "LOST LINOBE," ka. This day, Ins vols. st all libraries. T.EFT to the WORLD. AA John Marini] and Co., pabilsheis. 121, Fhwt-illiset The Dag'lad of to-day asserts that great demon strations in favour of Denmark took place in Flens burg upon the King's birthday anriversary. The ships in the harbour hoisted the Danish colours, and the houses were illuminated. The streets were much crowded during the evening. CHEAP EDITION OF "SIR VICTOR'S CBOICE." This day, In I vol., crown en% with Frontispiece and Vignette This-page handsomely bound In cloth. prim 43a., SIR VICTOR'S CHOICE. By the Author of "Fleeing Douse," Barry Vilyrne," to John Maxwell and Co., IV, Fieetaireet. MLR 110 LIVERPOOL 011 4111ERNBTOWN TO NEW YORE. - TEMLivaa.rooi,"Wicw YORK, and PHIUDYLIIIIA OOKFANY Intend de.• latektaa that: hdhpowered Clyde4ol Dram Raw tteanyhhtee, amply the Untied Steles yeah FROM LIVIRFOOL fat NW YOWL CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Aptll IL crrY or LAMM. Saturday, April 16. CITY OF LONDON. Wedateday. April 19. Dad every Wediatedey sad every animas thatardat. Cobh pawns by the mall eteasseea Whoa ever, Wm:Weeds? ak IT, sod 21 oldness, accordlog to the satosatodatloo. Cabin the datortly's steamer; 13 gaintra. lerwird passer hbeladlni all ea.:whims cooked. Peasengere lot 91901 a. the Vatted Saito, sad Delilah Columbia. booked through al eery atheateeeoas terma.—For farther portlealare apply wIIStAY INMAN Water-etreet. Liverpool; or to lay SP ,o 9 YAM. el. Dim trunamaftest. GOTHENBURG. —The only regular Line of WeAly Steamem—The well-known screw steamer 41111TAI W ASA will sell from Hortelydown on the leth hist. 'nada J rse* flag . to be followed by the HAMBURG PACKET and 1111 WKHY. Vares. is, At tr., and IL—Anis to PH ILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS ant Co., 11, Rood-lane, E.C.. or to CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, Regent-elm% W. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIRE and LIFE INSURANCZ COMPANY. 01kee—I, Dale.atreet, Liverpool ; 20 and IL roving. 7, Coral l M ; and Charms-cross, London. PROMO= OF TIM COM =CI 1860 Year. Premiums.' We Premiums. 'lnvested Funds. a, £64.305 sran 42.602,824 222,270 74,761 8,1.081 320,130 1330,74 1,311,006 742,674 256,244 3,412,500 821174T0N BODLT, Managing Director. JOHN ATKIN'S, Keeldeet Pecnitary, London. e payable in thirty days altar they are admitted. TORN OF APPLICATION FOR REARM (To be retained by the &inhere) No To the Directors of the Russian (Tyksonnak); Iron Works Company, Limitel- Centlemen,—Having paid to your Bankers. the sum of F. being a deposit of LI per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares or any less number you may allot use ; and I agree to pay the sum of Lt per share on allotment, and I authorise y• a to Insert my name on the rmpstor of members for the number el shares allotted to me. Usual lez• Name la siglaw toll Itooldosoo Protoodoo Dale 1866 HAVANA COMMISSION AGENCY, Csanteermad, Docks, SOUTHAMPTON, and 77, RODENT STRUT, LONDON. For the supply to the public of guaranteed Hausa Sagami direct from the Havana manufactories. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. (late J. R. WoW and Co proprietors. 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Footle, Solicitor-O•seral for Secitiand, having bees is• rated by a large number of the electors to stand for the representation of the Wigtowa district of burghs, *want by the retirement of Sir William Dasher, who has berm ap pointed chairman of the Board of Audit, the learned gentle man has imessoted to come forward as • maidens, and will is all probability be elected without oppositioe. RITHESIENTSTION ur TAUNTON.—Iit has just trans pired that Lad William Montague Bay second son of the Marquis of Teeeddale, will be a candidate for this borough, in the liberal interest, at the next election. There are four candidates now before the constituency, and it is come queatly expected that there will be a very severe contest. The present members, Mr. Mills and Mr. G. C. Bentiock, are coomervatives. Mr. Mille seeks to be reelected, but Mr. Bannock is a candidate for election elsewhere. The WOs r. votive, have selected Mr. G. W. Cox, barrister, of the Western Circuit. and a satire of the tows, to come forward is the place of Mr. Bestiock, and the other liberal candi data is Mr. James Barclay, of the firm of Barclay, Baran sod ;Co., bankers, Lombard-street, Loudon.—Wertm; Doily Press. REISZSRITTATION or MAIDSTONE.—Mr. James Wbatmso, of /lister's, will be a candidate in the liberal interest for the borough of Maidstone at the ensuing general (donne°. Mr. Buxton, one of our present repreeeotativse, will not present hinted( for re-election but we have reason to believe that his services will sot b e lost to the country, bat that be will shortly be called upon to represent another important cooatitueacy. We make this announcement with the fullest confidence that Mr. Whatomn will be received with the same enthusiasm as on the occasion of his drat appearance before the electors of Maidstone. It will be remembered that Mr. W batman only retired from repre senting that borough to fulfil a promise that, if requested, he would stand as • candidate for the repreeestatioo of West Reek—South Eastern Oax tte. RIMRZBENTATION Or SOUTH WAZWICKSHIRZ. Mr. Finch, • relative of the Earl of Aylesford, and Mr. H. C. Wise, both eceservatives, are ausoliaced as madidetes on the conservative Isere* for the southern iiiveion of Warwicksh at the sett general election. Bit Charles , Mordamit, B e ßut., one of the sitting mambo's, intsods mak ' melection. During the last few weeks an active cis ' TM Ms been going on in favour of Lied Deana, the liberal madidate LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, APRIL s,—Notioe is hereby given that her Royal Highness the Princess Bekaa will, by rmemmed of the Quinn, bald • drawls( teem at St. JUDOS'S Palace. oat behalf of her Majesty, cm Teseday, the 16th of May aimt, at two o'ciloce. It is **Queen's pleasure that preeminence' to bar royal /doers at ibis drawler room shall be considered as equivalent le pessiala• bras to her IlAjosty.—Gssetit. PROSPECTS OF THE CANADIAN CONFEDERATION. The Toronto Globe of March 24 asps :—" If the news sent us last night by one Quebec correspondent be confirmed, the government of Nova Scotia have taken steps which indicate that they have aban doned the hope of an immediate union of the British Amara= Provinces. They will submit to the legislature, it is reported, a scheme for the union of the maritime provinces, and will proceed with certain railway works left in abeyance while the larger scheme was pending. We by no means con ceive that these are measures which will place per manent barriers in the way of the great confede ration. On the contrary, the union of the maritime provinces will cause a full discussion of the larger scheme, and elicit favourable opinions in re gard to it. The great Confederation, we have no doubt, will come, and possibly may work more harmoniously in consequence of the delay in its ac complishment. But it is impoeible to conceal from ourselves that this action on the part of Nova Scotia is a fresh indication that the larger union is a thing of the future, not of the present, and it seems to us that our government will speedily be called upon to adopt a new policy on the whole subject. It is impossible that Canada can delay its constitutional reforms for au indefinite period, while New Brunswick and Nova Scotia are going on with their smaller union, building their railways, and speaking and thinking of a junction with Canada as a thing of the future. The peewit government was formed to carry the larger confederation if it was found practicable, but, if not, the smaller federal arrangement of Upper and Lower Canada. If the former cannot be had, the latter must, of course, be proceeded with, care being taken to leave an open door for the Lower Provinces whenever they choose to come in. The settlement of our difficulties in Canada will unquestionably have an excellent effect on our maritime friends, who have been too much led away by the notion that we desire union with them simply to help ourselves out of a difficulty." Tin Ruasfax " PLsous."—The Moniteur of yes terday says:—" By information which has quite recently reached the Emperor's government, it ewers that the state of the public health tends more sad more to improve et St. Petersburg. The dimes which hat prevailed there for some few mouths assumed at first the character of re current fever, and afterward' in a greet number of oases that of typhoid fever, without presetting generally any particularly serious character. It hes hitherto been severe scarcely sty where else than in the hoepitela. As to the Siberian plague, or malignant pustules, the inroads of which at St. Petersburg have been announced by certain journals, no symptoms of it have been discovered is that city." A FRENCH REIONISCZACZ or Ma. Coeneic.— M. Louis Jourdan Wit. me follows, fa yesterday's Sikk, upon the late Yr. Cuban :—" When the date of his health compelled him to pees the winter in Algeria I often sew him our dwellings IMO aloes together. Is our eoevereatious I wee much struck with a oontradietion which made him nada. This either of the world, this pacific comsopolitss, wbo weld have liked to Ole eB ultimo. give mob aim the Moo of Pam, was as Englieluzaa to the beekbose. • Why,' I said to him, do yes sot szbart your essetry to give • greens example to the world by disarming behead of en. podium sallies, apes useless erseseassts Upes this point Mr. Cohan would have so triilisg. 'No, so,' he replied, • when you build sae bounded ilegload mast hand three. soli ee s smembur d perliessest I will always vole the ma less ustessary M sesistsis this gestmetiss." Aa attempt to cheek the 'dream of oar infantry seems to have bees mole by a rebel division under Griffin, near the Boydtows Oak-road, oe Thursday afternoon. But the resistance apemen to have been of the feeblest Mad, sod probably see eel, aliempled is the hope of otitis some delay te meal* Lee to swans his themes ia the aim enter gamey. The daisy of t►is advanced ear stay, whisk was doubtless attributed by Lee to Gnat's fear of riekiag the possibilities of another desperate aeries of sorties like those of Saturday, moms to have put the rebel general altogether off his guard. The prisoners taken confer that the movement was a complete surprise. And to this fact possibly it will be fooled that we shell mainly owe the poetess at least of that part et the programme w►ich Gene. sal Sheridsa has bees thetemeeed to any oat. At the last moment, when the real scope al Gemini Grant's ZOOTIIIIMIt Mlle to be ooderstood—deeperate efforts seam to have been made by Lee to hurry leeward whatever force he mold spare for the defence of the Southside Reamed. As Sheri dan had sufficient time to strike that road at an early hour yesterday, it is altogether probable that be has headed off Lee's detersive force: and that both Richmond sad Peters bergh are to-day completely isolated from every portion of the Ooefederacy outside of Virginia. Thomas's 'igloo is sweeping down through the !Donation of Seath•weetern Virginia--effectually berries every foot path of egress for Lee in the direetioe of East Tennessee. Johnethe is so prifeetly position' either to strike Sherman in his front, or to bring up his shattered faeces to the aid of his chief, that the Richmond papers masa that he has not been beard from gam the battle of Fayetteville. It seems, thee, scarcely any longer open to on to gumptioo that this moaned rebellion is soon to receive its final blow almost within eight of the Confederate capital, and in the very hied of the commeoweelth which has ben, for four years, Ur mainstay of the coespiracy. In a recent letter to his father at Covington, Ky., General Grant mays :—" We are now having fine weather, and I think will be able to wind up matters about Itichniond soon I am anxious to have Lee hold on where be is a short time longer, eo that I can get him into a position where he must lose a great portion of his army. The rebellion has lost its vitality, and, if I am not mistake; there will be no rebel army of any great dimensions a few weeks hence. Any great catastrophe to any of our armies would, of course, revive the enemy for a short time, but I expect no such thing to happen." The following despatches are published by the New York press : Newborn, North Carolina, March 28. The armies in North Carolina are taking a brief repose. Sherman's forces were much in need of shoes, clothing, end other necessaries, prior to striking the finishing blow to the rebel confederacy. All is quiet at the front. The enemy show no signs of life. Where they ere, or what they are about, appears to be a matter of indifference just now. Gener►l Sheerese's headquarters are to be removed from Savannah to Newborn ; General Howard's headquarters from Beaufort. South Carolina, are also to be re moved to this point. Five hundred and fourteen begs of mails arrived here on Sonde, and Monday for General Mow man's army. Another beta of 500 rebel prisoners arrived here from Goldsboro on Sunday. They left yesterday tor the North. More than half of them desire to take the oath of allegiance. A general payment of all the troupe ie this department has been milked to be made up to De cember 31. . . Washiogtos, Man* 31. Information from City Point, dated at 2 o'clock on Thurs day altarnooth says that vary hairy cannonading cam mimed at half.past 10 o'clock oa that morning, and was _ _ . very furious until half-past lis the afteroom, in the direc tion of the Peteraburgb front. A lattlswas probably in pro gress ; but no particulars were known at City Point at the time the mail boat left. Information from the advance of the army of the Potomac, dated Hatcher's Ras, Thurs day tooroteg, shows the locality of our army, under General Grant, at that time to be in aline parallel with and east of the Boydtown plank-road and west of Hatchets Run. Them important positions lave bees gained with but little resistance from the seem,. The Fifth Corps had a sharp soeosoter with the seamy as the Quaker-road oe Wednesday, but lint in the affair loss than 300 men, sod drove the rebels nearly a mils with Nereus lose to them, and raptured • number of primates. Richmond papers of Wednesday report that General Sheridan passed Dinwiddie Court-bouse so Wedoesda► morning, and they think his destination is the Soutbride Railroad. The sew canal man whose boat was smashed by General Sheridan on hie late raid, sod who wu so lionised by the Richmond papers as bevies joined the rebel coloured recruits in • fervor of indignation against the "yanks,' ban deser►ed to our lima, and brings with him 20 new rebel uniforms. - - - -- General Sherman has issued the following con gratnlatory order to his troops : Had ib m i n g Military Division of the Mlosimippi 1. the Field ow Bestoesvilio, Mara 22. The Gess& Commaadum goaciames to the army that ygsterday it beat,* its owe ebosu ground, the ocarsetrated armies of the enemy, who has did la disordsr, lam* his deed, woo**, and mimeses is oar buds, sad bani. Mg two bridges oo his rMnst. Os the mune day Msjor•Cieweral Schofield, from Newburg, mitered sad octopi* Goldsborougb, aml lisjot•Onteral Terry, from Wilmington, secured Caz'abridge amen& gad laid a pospna bridge somas New Eiger, so that om campaign has molted is o glaricmg mama. Mist • mush of most extraordinary chmasiter, snarly 500 miles, over swamps sad rivers deemed impeesthis to others, at the meat iselmesat mum of tha year, sad &Mug our thief rapplim from • nom sal waled ssustrgi we rembef ear destinthiem is good health mad einditice. I the* tie army sad mum lb that the gogoniossat sad people homer than far fhb saw display of physical and mad quanta* whisk teasel hamar upon the whole astioo. Yon shill a* hogs rail. semi all the supplies that eau ha bees& from the risk rameries arid 'Weisman of err megmillast stanitry, Wens sofa esaliatidag ea sow sad 'retried abangem W. T. 81111111,1, 1161*(Maers1 Comnsadhig. LORD CHANIZLICLADA 0/71CI, MARCH 3L —.- Natio. le Ural ghee that ►R Ilejoetee buthdev will los kepi ca Wokasarhibe Milk d lay aut.—Oa:oc CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. The Rev. Joseph Harrison, LLB., has been in stitated by the Lord Bishop of Glosoister and Bristol to the vicarage of Bickford, with the skspelry of Ashton-nadir- Hill annexed, in the county of Gloucester, vacant by the death of the Via. Jobe D.D., let* Archdeacon of Cilosoaster (who was instituted to Bickford in the year 17971. Patron—Robert Timbnll, Fag ,of Bickford. On Friday last the Rev. Frederick Weston Clerk, IL A., was instituted to the vin tags and perish church of Eaton, in the comity of the oity of Norwich, on tbe pre sentation of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. Os the same day the Bev. Frederick Newman Clerk, 8.A.. wee hawed to the perpetual snowy al Hemblingtoe, in tbe county of Norfolk, on eke nomination at the Dean sai Chapter of Norwich. On the same day the Rev. A. D. Pringle Clerk, was liewesed to the perpetual curacy of Bt. James, in Gm city of Norwich, on the nomination of the Dean and Chapter of Norwich. Tan HIALTII LONDON.—It appears froia the return made by the authority of the Registrar Onend that in the week that coded last Saturdey the births in Loudon and mina other towns of the United Kingdom were 4,067 ; the deaths 3,210. The annual rate of mortality in the week le times tea large towns was 30 per 1,080 F4llll/05.1 living, and Ws than in the prewiom week, whom it was 32. Is Loodoo the births of 1, 13 boys and 1,003 girls, in all 2,2ol3chikiree, were registered in the week. In the Corn. spoodiag weeks of tea years 1856 61 the •••111/11 aumber, corrected for menus of popti4tirs, we. 1,996. The deaths in Loudon is the same perW were 1,680. The average umber far the fourteenth week in ten years (minuted) is 1,422. The deaths in the pressit return exceed by 258 the estimated number. Zymotle diseases proved Wel to 320 persons. One hundred and eight children died from whoop ing cough, 70 deaths occurred from typhus, 11 from eroall-poz, 26 from scarlatina, 9 from diphtheria. and 14 from measles. Four hundred and f orty-sevea deaths wen muted by dims of the respiratory organs (axclasive of plithieis). Two hundred sad Arty seven persons died from broochitis, 121 from pasemomis. and 28 from asthma. From phthisis 187 penises died. Disease' of the heart proved fatal to 60 person, and 201 deaths occurred from dimwits of the brain. The daughter of a miller, sh ed 1 year. died on the 7th April at the London Hospit al from injuries tautened by bang nut over by a via. The rate of mortality was 23 per I,ooola Loodoe, 35 in Edinburgh, and 28 la Dublin ; 37 in Liver pool, 30 in Manchester, 21 io Salford. 24 is Birmingham, 30 in Leeds, 23 is &Wel. wad 86 iu Olatow. The rats is Vienna was 39 per 1,000 during the weak *adios the 25ilt ultimo ; the temperature was 101 ° Fahrenheit tower that I. the same week is Loudon, when the rate was 28 per 1,000. lo cities where the mese of death are not registered regalarly sad pablithed weekly, sedan disown acquire • character of violence before their prevalence is knows, aid as the governments thesneelvas bays no machiaery for pro miring antwatv isformatioe, the vague, contradictory rr perta from oaacihootio mourns ereme alarm all over Eu rope. lit. Petersburg is still is this condition; unlike Loudon and Vienna , it has no weekly tables ; bat this evil is likely to be remedied era keg, as Russia has taken aa active part at the statistical megrims, sad the matter is ander coneideratiou : its goveremeat too is direoting ito attention to the health of the people. In the meestisne nem is se true of any sew diem is English tide; bed the mortality has be high ; favor in its canons forms is still fatal to considerable numbers, for so means are takes is my places to carry oat effectual sanitary measure. Great waterworks sod great dreier appeal to the imyl m but they are of no more use the. the pyramids et Egypt is prumiting pestilesce. ashes they carry sweet water ion all the peoples dweiliap, sad reason from oar cities every impurity tack to the Lad by whisk it is re quired. Houma are crowded to an inamosivable mink and the lodgings of the workless la oar huge towel destroy their health. At the Royal Observatory, Gresswise. the mean temperature of the air Is the week was 489 deg, which is 37 deg. above the avenge of the maw week la 50 18aada e. Saturds ." %y T . " Tbs kighs loi s e t est a aigh y tess ".""e paratage w ler is was n 3 l ll 4 4.. ea Tux Pates op Kkowamtric —This remarkable mint, whisk hes lately preyed al sash siegalsr sentre photography. Ws just fallen at ere drop hem no. par anise to 12•—• Mediae of more than 50 per mat. Is qaaMities el fee wooer it may he pa :chased 10e. per wanes y be preantrad that also istrmang desesdl had ambled m the sompusy which wicks Mr. diestailfe palest to predate tee metal as • larger seals at • Mapes tutu Its egroloyeasat fee ether parphees than photography may be sousidmed soar at troad.—Atestrlitotor Courier. CHEAT EDITION Old BROM= TO RAISIN" This day, in I rot., eromi em, with Froatlichnos and Vidoette TOM-me, handsomely bound In elotla price de., BROKEN TO HARNESS. John Maxwell and 0e.,111, Fleet-street ... ,w be e.