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

~/ .... _ ...-- """..I..."^".WWwWwwww. • -..••••• . 11—../. 4 .."711 - 7 - w _ _ • , ' ;4 1 . 7177 2 s._—• - /----. 1 11 , t• • t s 1 1 : 1 # lilb 1 . 1 r ! • -:,,...1 0 ' • .. . ssaddx . - , 4 ~....* . .. :. • • • • 0 ......... .. . L..... . . , , • .. ... .! . , _• _ . ...e"4—r - E`J~4 ~. ,r--) t 2 -- £-4 Additiospiji No. 4.256.) CONDOM. WnMESDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1809. (S-a-pt [TWI '.ENGV. tiv.i...l nvEItLAND RoCTE —COXIIIMinekTiON N., by erllAll to INDIA. tlialtALlA. AIL. eta tom. m. PIN I NOULAZ owl OItINNIAL MAN xarmaartos WY PA Nl' DIANE PAINIINDEIC4 mad meshy Caw sod 11teogb M 4..0r. .hee Melia. tone. 'kir AA'S* 0 .4 1 •11, Nedra*. Oat esti+ 11, *run. awl Mew their oloutoro no .4.0 Imme .. 11 , tth sod !Oh . me, lam*: kV P 4 , 1 Pi . t•lia. mud illohOs e y e aloe aas 11th AM VIW .1 rent. mooch mud be liitirollao slum amt. Ad... Bombay, 11.,,,,ij0, *.ales. &kyles. ktlet theme • Sosuel. Ransom Isle" I f e A4.4t& , Ilelbourne. mud *Orly, pry the eloomort hoot,. t .eithamptot at the INII el ow , / rooh. —Om further prey. ,11.. r. apoll se tie eloopany's Mow lit toodeohall•greet. L.tJ.to I. I' ...c Oelestallploo Awathomptoo. DF.V ITT And MUORrB AUSTRALIAN LINK KM IL KT SHIP —rot , °VD \ KT Meet • regular trader. W r.. o fur light good.. only- in.l .111 in A fro dope . th• UMW: noltt enigir skip 1f.1%% TIIVIn, A I. 4w tons milder. J AMOCO % LI , Canamonlrr lying at the Jelly, London Dad TM.. awl la ensMird7 IRMA for ale Mil& SW You gm plop. pith g0..1 sortimoodation for .able aril trill Larry • Pew Intenetr•llatra.—For terms of tlegMi or pampa apply le DRY ITT oral lIVOILIL R 1111Htor,trert. D' ITT And M(X)RS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 Pa.' ET ail 1 P a V WILY Direct ;to WI raletto thy on the bah April. caning al Piymoutli Ile anabark painnuß ▪ spiataU.ltragate.kadit skip VINISIIIA. A 117 rasa he Ina to Mato* 1. Molnar and Sons rigionlp lAN toss J. AW Sae. N. • ...natander Wan In the UM India Lacks TAY dna .hlp has p.on. liR Alt a lea woad cabin pamengan, far irldcb laid. and la allas• desirable Ibr internam late proompra, Will a ss p.e •rearbt as peiLtqC GELORT: with the Mom Dlr.% sad /1 1 : 6 =1 , • h ale . II to lITUT and 111b/Itg. Ma la lIIEVITT tort MOORILII AUSTRALIAN LINE Ay "1 pAccir.astr.—por (HoSART ToWN Mid mider enzajorn •nt to Nil UMW memlaiouers nt tM Adoirmliy. ars Eery al .atl rerlei her lesdlne. .1.1 .411 in • tow dos , •t1 • 4. 10 Attilltilir' ninelander "IL ; A il' " - imiliOikti. 9,11-II '4•77 - .. lif DEVITT and 11100RICS AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 MUIR SNIP. —kw LAC:MORON Meet (a no• raw grow. or somidri Abunkas Vr ac :TAR ail IAL MIAMI A. I I. Iv*** 1114 airmajiA3l lkstrarra kr: 1=1: tbia Lasko Deed This besalleal mid was balk br W. nail aad al Always. .q' tar Ur Lammastaa Irak. sad la ma of Ike Irk* Aka sea ad tka Pert al Latakia.ike hes apadoaa aad elagear assammedatku kr Ale awl wear. amila —For Mose /MON or lama imp arply la Sam tim rd IlAk1.51". Ikaula4maaball4 leap ar In Divirr sad MOOR& A 11.0%;4411f1et IALVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of PACKET RBI P.—For PORT MILLI(' Prowl (ilelber• In et th• Rely Pier, • rronlor tradr, Asa row= kw i-'s rmly. sad will Lave homse•llato despalch MOIR two/ Mawr ADILLWIA, A L Nelda 411 Iwr, J liOrWor tO. iwasindwr . OUs at the J•it), lAOI4. Doan. mod osiowillow Ise o few colds —For Mows of troll* oc yqft Wr. T. R. ALIC 11A. IL Reim.. pia, e ti l =in mod *APRIL 11. 11111NerwRell yvtv 117 and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of Park VT lIRIP —V.. PORT PIRILLIP direct itallhon at the Railwerplar a regular imam hes NH the colway la a de" mod attl ratans solo with all elagent. . the "YAW British Aaltt rtipwatwitp INDOInrTY, A L tvwhatit latas. PHILIP 4A YClik Conseindow 111.1 lM Lowloe Dark& Tido vawal Y aapewity tlYd twt Us 111Wa, sal ow. at Ur West WI.. oat of the port et Leman abe boa • splas4l.l posh, awl saastiatly coal aosaaiwasitallas tat mita Iftwattaors For Height at pares 4!b Am W 11.18.111( 1111111“4tierl. ThEVITT awl MOORE'S .AUSTRALIAN LINE Al .4 PM —Vee (=WING Ilireet (~Warty at thr ',Awl, . mielss lender. has Me unfired boa Ilte •••1 .111 wars odd 11111.81/41asre din= Mop T 11%4 Mk A I cbdteglag to War. Iddahar soldsas •••• Irglarf. 14J. TA HAM. eatmamder: Was la tate But 1.. k. Tats din aldp b•• a NO pm% vOlt Int-rale as ...•••1•tIo• prnappra —Yoe term of lIIMM sr pmed• wly •to Mr It. IMILLATLT, with Ur swum lewelnek LON. low to DEM? aid NOM& A 111111bwativail MOORS% AUSTRALIAN LIU DigefVlTT wa d NW —Per amass Dm, t I.Uverlos 11.9 olorf. • rapist MAE,. MI • FM expos of bow mo• mow& ml , Orr wies•nriment goods 15k ... .111 =al wla IsmodkOr le4pailiv, srell kn••••• . C 1.11711. AI. MOMS fit law s Y. rl: Ira! WT Oro. astir, *We imadoe IMIa Ho smOsot ossomos. &Me ko poosopm—re• Isms .4 trmtit n mow wig Darin W MOM II 1111/M•omi. MUMS. MOM WICIRAM and 80N13% of anonralayana Waage. Wiz d PAMIR SIM to &MLA t. 71. folkertee eptredli MAK helseoles to Meson Mossy Where mid llees. OndniaLbant sod Med merge* ter the =ulnae Aratmas. are apponami to Wive the Ilest pmeetelly M sadermeatosee dateo w;w ? 1-,. baba a..■ LimOtstAir• rosthimpaa Ikea Trksbin 111414siess . , llle J B. Harlan 11•11100 Tee. 'flat May IMO U. H. &two Do. .21111 t Jose 1100 IL Roe Do. .214 Jody 1000 & Tomtin . Do. Nth 1000 21. T. C1024.1e .. Ds. lith 1110 LA. hermit .. Do. 20th UUodi 1000 t Marietta ..; Ds. ' 1000 Nov. 111111 J. • Atwood .. ; Da loth Dec Tbe shove neibinaews and favourite Siting are maned foe their awed •rol tbn agneeigrlty of their sennoredetlent ler all clause at pa...mem angli Skip carries an ex”rigneed wpm —Far trviaht or mob to lielltiD. ALLSOXT. and MOROAN. with lileX e rtiNTY WW11.% tl and lOS. lit, Leedenhall• street WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to SKW YORK.—Tice W r carom NEW YORK. and PHILADELPHIA ..TEAM BHIP COMPANY Intend despatching their full powered Iron Servs Mesas Alpe, talllnE at Queenstown W visharli paseempre sad dieltees as follows . W LACKEY FROM LIVH.PWL YOR NEW YORK. OtubilOW, this day. Apeil 4. my Or BALTIMORK Wednesday, April U. VIOO. Wednesday. April Iv. rITY OP WASHINGTo • Wednesday, April 25. And awry succeedlng Webb's, Qua pimp. IS. IT. sal II guineas, according to the semen inn. dales. Yarned pause,. 8 minnow. 'sending all provieions cooked Palesugers foe Cab& aM the Western Stabs booted broogh am very slinustabess fees..—Poe further particulars Eristo WILLIAM INMAN, 12, Wstarstreet. Liverpool. or to and ]TACKY. M. Wag WilEsbelfuldi Clip. QTKAM from LIVER] Pa PuItTLAND, by the Most loyal Mall *amen ..__W Amerlesa. Aprli Neva 4ollaa. April 11. Kan BMWs. Se 441/ow. • MM9ae, b Mb~. rwoolto ownotri to New To Milo. sad lioadlano. 4011oe To Ponied. Y d , &IMO acwortlos le No Nortbor awtk-olon poly to mot. Live moot POOL to AMERICA via Oval Ocssa Iteamattlp Company's 4. TO PORTLAND tlatedles. to Moir. Ase)eissee. to Nom SetOw to follow. North Areettate. to follow. Boehm, Quebec. To accurein le weemine ; sod to all parts of Onees. F. to he hod oa ABEL sod MUSA lit Wake- 110114'k —ne Neuters wall at Cart Ilmtwer. ben outward a.I homeward to W as/ nab, Mal/a. Tim tawnier. Saul .Ye. Verb to cell at (Mt. cammeardis with Ur PTO... to 116,11 New Tara OS Ye hith Apra BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL AAN.tiL wrzoi antra. sppdated by the Adinbraill to PAIL hetween I.IYERMIOL aN NM YORK dim& sad M. amen U ERPOIPL sod PUPTUS, the Beaton ships ally calling at P %Li I 11 to lanJ ant receive parearrers AM bet Illapiety's mitt the tAlowihs or other verve are appointed to sail trust adivirrpp4 141.1tICA for a/MON. !aatorday. April 7 • 11k I. for NSW YORK direr, kabarday, April 14 • Takuu I...ertion and goods for Nauru and Havana. to he trand , r4,l at Yaw Moat ea board the royal mall stela skip ktrads 11 400'1. for !.today, Aprll 41. oax.. ry. Ira haling @Seward's fee awl provisions, bat •Ut •I 4.• Ita.ork oklett au. be olottlar.l o v a board .—To Vaidat 11.4400, MO rattle. araald ratan, To b.* 1..44. chief rtbat . woad cabin, all Prided to Nadal. 1:.11•11. Saki Nom York, Cs per totk sad b law roll Prl latr yon Oa. mark all up. lab. Thom atramtahlps bra badges' number of ossead redo yea sconce lor wrap. or other Infonaut. amity to J. D. roord. b! 1ta..4 .brut, I,ndoo D Omar. Ham aad It nano da I m,. Perla 0 attl J Horn.. laaltamawarook Olawtow is I'l her, D. sad C. Wirer. al Walar• eta.t. Lorrpowl. A M CI PE 44 GOOD HOPE Direct (to ail Maj t l. V %ICE PAINIVICIKR.4 —The *WWII MN& it 1 RIA. A I. MI bet 747 tome JAIIEO DO, Coemeadee. t = r le the Lio•I•e• Iw M This oe.ionilleent ship lbw a fell lleink with *Pe xi coseaukiltem first.. lam psi lad WM take a bailt..l toireher i I iterinediet, is the lofty between Meta— )'* ten. •4 pomace Apply to JAMS, Tlfollient end Co belliter ~cll4l. . 1,11.100. ••• QTF:' d.‘ NI twkw a week to RO7TERDA3I and the 1111\1: —The Netherlands Atioa-boat a Raw seri Ir.nd r!rl steam gip It %TA lER. l'aptale W. • haves bes 41.1.01.1• lbw 4.. Am wharf. Wand's. Somas AS 11. aryl the Sae pm. ..Kul screw slosat LNiptAls .1 %TOM In u.s adIM •• ryennotel." brim Of Ur Zusrr. rp Thetri.Ley issouln sou , Ow" Mods to,. ma....Latir tor For t prompers. —reVIA. eaclv at lloslis . 's Vsevonal Warr /frost-einies.V l iii pettlirr... cleave'. me rwtiurt-+ armee . . ta. riorls Nom OW Mops& 11. Inca-tar& city. &C. CHEAP Nod EXPEDITIOUS ROUT!b=LANA 11nr109 1134.94 W 4199114 Y M WATIRPORD rd Dim ti wiper ite IMITLIVIED Nk% EN. ind tarp pomrsetal mul amammen Isom Ilmo TIMMY m 4 N,44 111110oril. Dar pm.p lterl..nl from 9.70 La szpreo. 443.16 La third slam Pubs from A 4.11 /term 11 r.....1)%V. 11111 - IL 4 DA Y. a. 64 PATI: [DAY to CORK by Ur raw trmism WAR Mewed (leak NIL el Thletelre Men Whet*. amiable Sue use walk. 73.1. nnt-clasi. @Oa amid- elm. Ta. Mon slommets lasts Fo . Mortar, daily at ZIS tam . nod ban Cart volitoaday. Wo.lattolay awl Friday, —rot farther prtk any at MP Itelttay •Itats•at or at Marro FOZD sod JACtafal. to, canons otroat, t.w ie.sa I Rathray Stataot, saw Illiforti YWncd lima at to Mr boggy, wsw r t m i W Messrs. MMLN.e. lAitk Pknl after MSTANT &LLB of find-clam now and 'ama warn ILL —4 MY! and Co. big to ma ammo is Ye imeidlo Iliai the y have purchased Pis NNW Mira& gaps if Me hams, which. wiled to than 'already Ms Iminal OM* to Lamb" they are offering at hill lia nal maim idea ad dab& *awing, sad bat roam Iliir i aismay, waliiik ear Marr woods , ataboutay ".l = ma alas as Ma ; der drawly-room align la Ma. ai NM el.: adaisaps = Min, at eat ; iron bodolooda ai In di ; maim saw cheap, at the Grist Weiss lam/am Itemmit, l lllV " Z alk Crawford Amok Ilabaralmoi • miallidasd SO rim x wa to hot climates wit lad lba abr. , ' daft maspallat tad saps sew making the MW ... dlerisp la leaded Of Imialesgel law ken and wood all acted with Mailman aid It s aw>elaed beds elampeasapiale, wjatt=tl gases Mkm et tear. Moro lbrory amnia la Oa hormi price in =mar l d Sr Ig to.is sa Zwq r station in the I= BlP re g ratet tee or Ye ma at amen STIVINB _ _ Bishopegatv- shoot PRICZO WINMI at /tZDUCHD DUTY. Porta ; mentor, Pla. Ma, per dozen • ditto, eepseleg aid aruatod, • 411 a., 64a, ela : Marrlea good, , lea, gla ; ditto, superior pale golden re Morn; 425., 614., pm Mara: CUM, line Inn (*lnuits, 20e., : St. Julien, he., Ma, 41a. ; Chateau Stamen, &a, Ma, : Champagne, Goa Oa. : Moat's and other euperkelmada, ela., leo. per dune. llonala guest, : ; Whoa. neh or dn. Mt per loam Winn of Wee dercriptloas equally nameable Dell. wad within Ore miles One of expera ?arms mei, • - SALT and Co., EAST INDIA PALI sad BURTON ALI BirWl2lll. Ileilareadrent. riTORNIL f=a WINK 4Sysel... ON Omit lionne. 111 0 1.1 irellt• 10,:=1. Tins ew, atm. Dublin U, N. B. MALT and Celt Al.. any be O r b=re slaw trove S. Cl=bottlers bt the abet dub= wflibil wed Allemill. y~ ~ ~ " '." r il~.'.'.. TRIIBEST and CHEAPEST TEAS wad 00/7111111 In =GLAND re at ail Wan to be olltionl d PHILLDS aaf On., Tat lloretanta, 8, Una Wllliankotratt, Qty. flood drone an sill Oonson Too, la $4., to. 10d., no, fa 44., end da It* Itratitoe& L. IL, is. 10d., and to. Tea and poem to the valve of I. otertsio bye to soy Whiny dation or ourtot tons Is Want • primp comet tree. dawns& sorkst prim. gook tanings fro within eight ones of the City. General Sir George Brown, the new counnauder et the torten, arrived hi Dublin bite on Saturday night, secompaaied by Cargo& Kingscote and Lieutenant-Colonel . • Whitinore, military secretary. It is understood that the department of the Ad jetant-Gmend of Royal Engineers will be shortly removed from Chatham to WhitehalL Sinus the disuse of corporal punishment, which Iles ►sen unknown at Woolwich for many months past, it i befalid that the crime of desertion is of lase frequent r occurrence, as verified by the official returns from the corps of Royal Artillery and Royal Marine., as well as the other divisions of the army stationed at Woolwich. This is amounted for by the known fact of numbers of desertions having been induced solely by the terror of the lash, which, Van the =meet when corporal punishment was ordered to Is held in ►beyance, was resorted to, In some weeks, every day except Saturday and Sunday. The model for the intended statue of Sir Henry °Awoke* is Trafalgarequars hen been completed by Mr. Baines, the sculptor, and has been exhibited in his studio. The figure stands about 12 feet high, and is calm, erect, simple, and composed. The statue is expected to be placed on its site, at the astern side of Trefalgar-square, in the month of August. 'al _URIIIPITOTIL 00KP ~ Upper Nuritoril v THE LONDON and CHINA TELEGRAPH Is NAVAL AND MILITARY. pabliabed at 3 p.m ea the day ad arrival of Ike mill via , PC ITH RR APPLICA & a r i l I ti tE le the pea Marseilles, prim 9d. subscription. Ma per am_ ,nse pia hem It eseis--o—is.— i puny will he !Win YED A PTFit the leo earn, 14 the only tumpl.de r t.ord o clnerchtl. West ad Imam tear cromes ummeTs.) Mier which day the allotment win be somm... . event. In Col3oolioll ' With alink J14;611* lear• By order. tialtalleo.. ameway. , resat Cacao China, Ja Paused. ._ . WAR.OIIII E, YALIAIALL, AfttlL 3. March 27. IMO. ate soNtled to a map of Japan &c., sad Metres oar Ch*Plaln's De The Rev. Matthew Robert Stott, aepheseloos for shams to be addressed to the ifecretaiy, eh lade foe the pa b. , ay, yo rm g . chaplain Ror4 Aellnery, to be chaplain of the second the Saki :to the beams. Mears. Prise ma Drew; Char- A 1 . 4" ; the e Weber Retell Wright, chaplain Royal alley, CorahlU :or to Mr. / mate, le ieMis Treme-Messt. air. Artillery to ebaplain of the third claw. ' Mil AIBIRT aiii i rWS LAs T . " l e w d Artillem &matey , a London -Sergeant Joseph &dim to T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FlRgand Ro ' n 't " CHl L _ N raska AL—Tithi nin. " l ?.• a **clack ' Ilia 71. be mare. - - -' LIPS INattitAgeg nnapgige. • . . .'il' ADMIRALTY, MAUR ZA Mitelaaml lea Loom No. I. 1:161.1...e. Li m p s ./ ; m g is sa d sk Poultry. AR GY L L ROOMS,. Great Wi Colts .4 Roes)_ l earn Cadet., James Sandys, Ueda. ..-‘OIICI. • deeM e eeet n e=k irli fr 1 ! (., Stumm Illmalkma Beirtrue, Wilbraham Evan Anaaal Revease daltelle too" Ve r thee a imam liiislbig with LeaYe Rohl. EeArsem Pbilip Mall Grey, Michael invested lumia [be Tw,nty.esnrei flanaid Unties :31 the Pre l = in this dasareas Ow the If . Doors open in f *Wass Percival Ro eeet Gimalpiaa, to he second lieutenants. /Niamey was had ee Mr lea utt. Malaise. h. ....-....e The Report of the Ilerd of Directors was adopted unanimously, .`_, A : rut F...4_210NAL xi ASSEMBLY inaojks , A DMIRALTY, APRIL- . 3.—APPOISTMLNTIC —Attain. and showed That the t ire Praia= for the Year .... tat C le rks D. A. Harvey to the Ommataror k • A. S. Remain amour id to us , * mi , to the Mk, as sapermtinnetry ; and J. S. Cannon to the That the Life Premiums were with the when= at its le Hawks. And the New Life lagesse, ill l'ellein be- EVNIET NIT the BecoaddAssh Annetana-lingeseer W. B. Harvey to the wanes 400.405 h• thi • 4 /tr. W. U. ?GAM. plays= WU* Victoria and Albert. On which the Premiums went 14,630 Ills lad. wenisd a...ma sod ...h.,. S dim 4111.0011114 R 4 ' • The number . id ristees ease& Ite : this and their gnat °mom id -- 7 -- %. th i -- B -- Ashaleelegi le CIiATHAM., /OM 3. wealth sad al liii2lMlllllll the security of the fem. . pea altogether hand Although Liu (Alicia! announcemerst has a s yet Preepeetasee pear 0417ieperta and any further Inform. THE LONDON PAVILION Tieh been made, to that e ff ect, it is generally understood that the ion, Mg be bed sw an n area. ' A ' t h al a wtSt —ll -r uNia a° 'lma ' P im m ilxel: metal's department of the Roy al Weer T, Secretary to the company. to the LoPlat. PdYn../001. the 01111101 MOO if Im ,doe, J(11111 ATlLlD9. l lLosideet Secretary, Leaden. the beat CIANCIRT, Maisie° ,by refreshment ticket) Jut "whit shortly be re'nevlei holm this Sawyers l o w bitemu. Imam Lasta Rini Gallsrin It. ' Twenty-4i non.commirioned ollioeni and mend the LOA.NIS GRANT= WITHOUT LIPS Ann MANLY „ yr , litWfwk.lilethe Light IRBieltaieiried head -rineetere lad night EXPEN3IOI, BY TEI v /MUM 1 A CROSS GALL ER Y EOM UN mean wits,. SO. at Qtairientowse MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION , HMI, Flooadilly, QPMN DAILY, trent lo rt. A A.V.R. Ilestopmeted LIM 14, Ovine Rumen-street, Coyest-pa Oile MOWS la alaidoirst hee. The *hole at . 'lnes . .. . . dim. lf.C., en 11111EUIAL 1111CURITY, If oesehold Patinae, with elowith Ithiltilek Pelied W. ... • • . • Dace a Deeds, ie., le. ' Proposis vixens,' without lay . Depo se en rehears web ter Interest. The ~,_,_ ' ley Captain Thomas *Baas, of thi Du raw. • IR ' entered to come into PortaMonth Ur. UROPEAN and COLONIA L elffewlia ?mu 1, 8 :4•8 8 / 1 4 WINS COWAN Y, 122, Pall.mall, KW. lama tie be paid et having been is acenntiaMon about tour 1/.._ , inimeimms er _lediemlbeet Ink • Ilies/ 8 8 1 1 all iff • The prostoten of the ahem Company hes to announm Oat rr* The Vulture, 6, steenrfrigate, Captain G. Parker, is ended eprit eau** WRY alloM. reiretert th ey have related their Tara of hWis, 1113 d new offer their patrons the full beneet of the new enactment. ;ordered to be paid off Seto ordinary oh Thanday. .._ .. The Locust, 3 steam mewl Lieutenant J. B. Field, CASH ADVAIOES MADE, without delay, by RuY A L 1 , I CTO It I A Rif RR R Y .?7s. per dozen. sailed this mom an d ' A l the eastward with aupernnmervAes. the !AMON 131,11OTIIL‘T ANY (Lisitedi, Ms. Me Stand eel of Excellence) The Victoria and lbert, royal screw yacht, was remoeed :=6"wleidefloilW absdk 111 . 6 al lel* , or al it a p - lIPLILNDID OLD ?PORT, ten Years in the wood .. 37a. ter doyen . f rom t h e deem h u h, t o .d ey. essiers i , repayekte bp easy matainimea. Depeoldon SPARKLING gimi NA y er r AmmoNz Pea ~ sewed &pm rent. MI all animate shove U. Capital. 4115.000, ST Jrusi „, moist /....d without acidity ..„.. The atmospheric phenomena at Portsmouth during the la abeam of MO sad 4 18 tdolL ffrollonlywea and form. sent free YIN CM COGNAC BRANDY Ride or Brown' •• • 44 a. and past two days have bees somewhat o f re . During ea appikeekta the earl part of Monday heavy showers of rain fell at AIiDiEW JAMB! WIT- Ifsenglas Dbeetar. SOUTH Anuckx m k t? muzzy. IC loa. and 04 • accompanied at times by large flakes of snow sad OAUTION.—WATBERSTON and BROODEN The heist ever introduced tate this country. , Ma, the atmosphere being very cool, with a Ansa wind --- from the south-west. Towards evening the showers mead, IL./ missensmil the autism have eel oamat Odd sated on the Bottles and packages included, and Na doses tease free loamy beelee—.• Ma Odd and Pere Gel{ as t o JewelZ s railway station In readend or Wales. Price line tree op ap p• and the sky became clear, tbe moon shMing out brig' Wine • debeeina. WATIERBTON and cation. Terme cask. WILLIAM ILLIDTIPPINO, Manager. though surrounded be • hasty halo. The atmosphere E Y . MAINS, and ill ream mmataidand * aim are mil epee - _ i tissued cool during the night, bet_ temp* four o'clock on 1 lins_pri,eyiksl4 eli lb, /1111/MaßaMilf . telli_La _a Ilarahelsey, :form . I Tuesday morning thick clouds Whim' lad a Very haft. 7 a t i r' s "• ) „„ mosi , ft . b „, ft " .. r d 'l,:,,, N k_ .2.:lAumri imis akfiiimt d i t eludan s , 8 WIIIISamd SPIRITS at REDUCED DUTIES. #°?fez a rain end h ail fah: m aid , i liamP a alad b y v ira In S. mob* and en lilimilip al 1. A. 1101/411111 reeked ES ef prim. wllli Dr. Itannltra wanes* of lightning and one or two tram/edam claps of repeat meths nedernenliseed Mass, pest free ere applicatia. thunder. The storm was hut of short duration. TN.—RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, 61, Cline (Vie ordlgelre) te Burgundy) per atm les. las. WOOLWICM,APPIL roElortallresi, W.,—The bed lananamile weep* BUBO Mossle . lse. VII wow and 10111 H as ender: !lesser awry i ftwu . ii , chanted ie .. pit lism a i NIL i about to F. N. Eardley Wilmot , _is bast Atreus lndia pilaw Thread palm. 'l peelers. Ifful8• 3 8 ffB/ 0 4 and 8 , I /84. about to promoted to Canada, to take the ceouserd el p.a. 111 Tebbe a i l a i l li e t 2.1 11 4 4. 14 li t a i i a li d e 6 . : D inter m lla 7 T: 47 • s A 7 I; : ,oath ta c t i fri : a m. : 7 " .l b ' a " a Amid. : 0 7:7 4 14. 14.1 3 41 ; pixo T briguis ayl ui; or im i t ho ßaYsi m ie co ort andul Alt rer a t raten at of tha th i s to stati s eed,; v o t e as am oun Clagifti ltis nery sp : . Bram, Bottlee ineladed. las. =the very bat —. par ear dosen ease ila aboeburemea. le p., pp m . S 0 g a 9 7 1 Ihembent say four of the above Who' forwarded ea receipt of PLYMOUTH, Aram 8. U 'ha Sp ews. T End 8 4 U 8 al2 • 38 Tense tied The Royal Albert, the Donegal, the Aboukir,' The eau /*Mile far tbe Wile A papselheradp few prPea Addreee, g lTl=3l . , U. Illrema. lamika. and the Melpomene, arrived this morning, and are nom is lispeilbendegnene mel helm el peineen, ineenfees ef Au er de le r s l i. 4.6.7l 'w, 4 71 ' 7.7 IL— A 77.711774.774 U. th 177717. QTEVENS and SON 78 1 Bishopegate-street tbs awat RI VOL VZ RS. —DIANE and SON, Giul anahan be ILL N. Prime Albert, 20, nee WlDleasetreet, Leadeahrfdda who leswaht Were the la 1W the ed ema Dem and Adana Revolver, reWeetlity invite the atten tion of Mews preseeding os amine wink, le their STOCK ot Ihe labg a r i rOL. with Caplan' leanweads kwarsventemb ens *dosed by her ileyeetre War Department Coney pwWealerty to their new lwrolver, the "Deane Hard ing" whieh alter the swat 11••••• MOW has beia ponoansetl IlaSeraellislinskied great weporkineetebeth .meet prom saw la an. Olken awl dentiewia e hwitemi l rar= • swerere the two wsinsna awl judge for theme:am md Mee Whet Oral lawka waniecan alio be ebletwed, wholesale wed Mal% . et MANI and SON, alt, Kiss Maim- Wrest. I arkia-briya OZNTLEMEN.—NOTKII ILIMOTAL. A. Yr. MILLS limo loud it abotbattly romossery lo Ms booboo tom Boodottett to an *Woo prouler= will orbit blot moo taft to any al tatpin erleimed by him of asking trams sit HY. NO yak. lei IMF slab con nected obit Ms beim. h oonsoloo• Ilmilidtb. Ur. MIMS Dew address will be Th. lutooaantom, 1110ND3TIZIT. four doors west of Haaoverationt THH NSW IFYIUAO CAPE. 30!. SPRING AND suit i& AITIRIL RMOSES and SON beg to state that their pre parations tor AIRING and atrium mad say ot their tomer efforts as well la extent es la vary They hare ran. sacked the principal markets both et bane and abroad for the best and newest menutsciares, and haw lessee in collecting such an assortment of goods se has never Wore heels exhibited under one root In this er any other Their BESPOKE TAILORING c aT t aTMENTS have been suppl ks ied with sa endlsearariety of the choicest and moat popular haw RitADY.MADI CLOTHING STOCK is complete In every respect, and they radars to say that for elegance of style.~ dura bility of material and workmanship, tastefulness of Wok and cheapnesc It Is quite 1111111111111a4 even in the metropolle of rj e n let cars km bees bedewed an to. HOSIERY. HAT and CAL sea BOOT and SNOB DINARTIOINTS, which have been feradebei with ari mike* aim sleek et ebb and lemons. Ye aegis at web prim es amble preprielorr to offer their poker very prat advantage& 1108L4 and 80N take tlds oppartwalty of ansbourtc• AN Owl or Ode Yea mistemers the full benefit of Ur ANN= or the dety a s lag O. Sr. L MOM and lON, Omar et Maeries sal Aldpate. and Omar of New OdamiabreeL and Ifertalreer. irrlatoreee : Sbadlied red Yertagre e i gead SON ebb II be be p observed, that If rasp article to ad apposed et * wQ be ezebereed, or the array ewtorned, a*Bore beeNerara. book containing a NM* et the Mahn at British Cos Imo with SeUfteasertemil end lid et pekoe, gratis on eatlon. er pod free. L NOMA and MON tog to mailissace that their establish. mots will he clamed as Isiadag 'swim April 7. and will be ft-opened ea anal on Weft seenlas, April 9. THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, nude In various osimire and patties; NW yeetleadirly iidgoted w luelson lids la universally ac=aheil id llnaltra l =ewnieelabl• sad aervlce &As suit enrtratvaii•wk ?doe trap lin To ho Oißabied of Z. it ;id lON, soroar of Minor/es mid Aldgats ..d comer of N.. Oxfor4om4 sod HartstrsoL NOTICE to VOLUNTEERS.—E. MOSES and ?JON employ a 'whit staff of cutters and workmen for the l'eUanns of YolunWr Wee 'orps, and are therefore able to execute as orders with promptitude . N istimates for both ()Worms and Accoutremen obtalawd at either of their esiablisturtenta. Corer, of Ithwelas and AlJgate. and Corner of New .latnr,l street and Hartetreet. Country lirsoches—Bradhwd and Ahetheld. Yorkshire. RADIUM BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, are the Inveutors sad solo M S. AVDENHAII IM 141 , nf law cboMmig WooWo Doeskins, com piles IMO sew patiorna. SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, war mat Slle a mil malintal of tholr S V DENiAIi T10U11124 SAMUEL BROTHERS, 29, Ludgate-hill, warrant ask lOW WITS, Us complete. QYDENHAII TOP 00AT 425. ; TROTJURS, u. It ; NlOllOll2 GOAT, d . Si —Mem of Um au tidal Is elterost via tar We somieters al Slasa prOliMB are &y alasslelad Ihriaisbast lis saalrapotie sad ainvlbent. Zeal patters Is eels OM ad SOS tom width ovary eltaSsamer aan etioaae st dirsisisa aim moosel wed at the estahlishotent of &ANVIL no ,* weeiwain.s RU PTURE 8. —By il to vc l Letters Patent. wignrs 110C•MAIS TIMM (perfected end sabibibod fa the Exhibition. Mal Is Ahmed by arda of toe MAW to he ths most ellestlve lawdfos la the cure tte* of lIILIVILL The ass of s shed states so often IMAM tNs abaft Is ham welded sift bsamlate bloc wont mai lie wbSe yordelba b supplied by Ike 110C-11Albr PAD mod PATrT ilm a= r Mtn, with as rob we sad annum tMt It Cannot be detected. and may be mem IMAM, steep A desestpthe circular may be had, and the Time triwarded by peek es the circumference of she body Pro Wise below the Ups betas seat to the maker, Mr ' Wing. Plenidilly An l'utbilical Trues on the lame min dote, awl husk to wart upon ladles RIIIIIKEL'S RIFLE VOLUNTEER'S WSW NIT is Use ports:no far this Imirfts Price IL Rd.. copysisjil Me Volute's , ' Pomade, for lizinq Mas- Whim Price la , or seat by past by LS Nampa @old by as peurisers aid clissaisids—L Asiltunir, 24. ytnny pal Vas6lll, Lorin , sad 17, Mg heel Paris. SPORTING. THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY Matted;. the sly se y who Import their own Tidal and lapel, the Wale dlreet,--• doer sating of 15 per cent. Tbe celebrated Ob. leg of Is fres IL id. p er lb.. of rods In the berry, fres St Ise leachost In pomade, S. 94 Ma/Womb, 9, Great IL aelarchyard, !Stroppiest/vet SAUSAGXI3.--GENUINE HOMF.-MADIL- Perk,ll.l. 74. per 14.—DOWHITElt and SON. Butcher; Pmes/14/ins4 Corentipirdia. W.C. MR. ESKELL'S PATENTED INCORRODI SLR TEETFL beautifully enamelled, and of expubdie workmanship, SUPPLIED, without extracting teeth or stumps, or giving any psi. whatever, on his never failing principle of aeU•adheelon, restoring perfect mastication and articulation, and emiertag deteetiss Impossible—guaranteed. Teeth stopped, loan teeth tadetted. /sc. Consultations free. ]'onus stnctly notterete.—the. Regateeeneh facing Polytechnic. cud Bennett a -1111. Birmingham. Isterliahed 1847. 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Be ore to ask kir De. Boott's Mons and Liver Pilla The gamine an a ave a rue package, with lamsbest.lo, Jemynotrest. magraved on the governosat Maim WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. i. RODRIGUES, 41. Piccadilly, invites attention to his defiant STOCI of DEMISING CASE.. TRAVELLING DREW !NG BAGS. DESPATCR WIZEN Mrlibff COW Roth Boxes. Jewel Casea. LADlllitr RETICULE and CAIELIOII BAOB •ve y deseriptio• : 11/1111,EVAL MOUNTED INT/LOPE CASES, 81.4171NG-1100til. and INCSTANDB en sake: Scent Caskets, Netting. and Olove Boxes, the NEW PATENT 8/2 P- CLOSING BOOEBLIDE, also a choke variety of ELEGANCY'S and NOVELTIES suitable for PRESENTATION, too various to aniumoste. To he had at WENEY 1001101311 41, Piscaddly, two doors trom Sackvllleetreca. THE MANSE GARDEN ; or, Pleasant Culture a Fruit Trews, ►lowers. Veetetablee, and Sweet Herbs. for the bent, ►nd profit of the Ville or Tenn. By N. PATILSOM, D.D. Math thousand. With numerous Additions end Improve. meetta Crown Itro, cloth. 2e. London Aimee Blackwood. Patcrnoeter•row. BOOK Mit EXAMINATION CANDIDATIN. Thls day is published, prim M. fid, THE ROMAN REPUBLIC ; Wag a Relies of some of the Belfast Points le Its Itbsiory. Designed foe the Use of Isaminatlon Candidata'. By &MACE Mona& author of " Christian Oratory In the Ebel Flee Cauterise. Bradbury and Elan', 11, Bosserleetreet. llest4tayst, ILC. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUBSDAY. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt Remunerator (t) 10 to 1 Athol (t) 12 to 1 Wake* (t) 12 to 1 Chance Shot (t) lOD to 6 Cismester (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt Tokio (t) 14 to 1 Homeward Bound (t) 9/ to 1 Defender (t) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 7 apt Longrange (t) 100 to 6 Viatica (of) 22 to 1 Tame Deer (t) THN TH4IIZ9 SUBSCRIPTION CLUB. Yeeterday evening the members of this club, established about five years ago with the view to encourage the practice of the noble art of rowing, held their anniver sary festival at the Freemasons Tavern. The Hon. G. Denman, M.P., the president of the institution, acted as chairman, and among the invited guests, of whom there was • goodly number, were Mr. Sergeant Sbee, Sr William Fraser, Mr. Sergeant Kioslake, IL P., Mr. John Locke, H. P., Mr. Lush, Q.C., Mr. Hughes, the author of " Tom Brown's School Days," and six of the Oxford crew who competed in the recent University boat race on the Thames. The Cambridge crew had been invited, and would have been present but for the stringency of the regulations which compelled their return to the University. On the removal of the cloth, the cus tomary loyal and constitutional toasts were drunk with acclamation, the chairman remarking, as a matter for con gratulation, that the Prince of Wales himself was a member el the Oxf ord University boat club, and used to keep a four-car of his own upon the Thames, in order to enjoy the noble and pliant pastime of rowing. Mr. Sergeant King lake, in responding to the toast of "The members of the 'loupe of ," amused the company by relating some of the boating exploit* in which he took part in early life at Cambridge, and how on one occasion in pr ticular he acted as captain of an open six-oared boat, built under his own superintendence, which was rowed from Dad to Calais and hack again, adding that on the return voyage, having a spare oar, he end his crew could not find in all Calais a Freachman who would consent to take It. He stated also, that on a recent gala day at Eton he heard the Duke of Malakhoff remark, on seeing the Eton boys row, that now he knew when the gallant offioers who fht the battles of the English in the Crimes were trained The chairman, in proposing the toast of the evening, adverted to the gratification he had felt, as one long accustomed' to aquatic pastimes, on witnessing the gallant •t on the Thames on Satusday between the crews froi2 i t sister universities. From the start until they had over good two miles and • half of water, it was = aible, he said, for any person experienced in rowing to say with any certainty which of the two would win the race, so keenly was every inch of the course con tested. The general halite among boating men who with himself witnessed the race was that the Oxford men did their beet, but that, in spite of that, they were beaten by • crew who did better than themselves. Mr. Bax ter, one of the Oxford crew, whose name was coupled with the toast, responded to the compliment in • speech replete with modesty and good feeling. Generously ac knowling the pluck and skill of the Cambridge men, he express his conviction that the Oxford crew, of whom he was one, .lid their best, adding that they rowed in the race not for any paltry reputation of their own, but for the honour of their University, • sentiment which was loudly cheered. They were fairly beaten, he said, not by any fault of their o q but though beaten they were not dia. roamed. Mr. Berjesnt Shies Lieutenant Lansdale, of the lens of Court Rile Corps, Mr. T. Hungghes, Mr. John Locks, M.P., and other gendanem the company in the coarse of the eve on sabjeets germane to the club. The band of the Fusilier Osiris wee in attendance. The fruit crop in the neighbourhood of South ampton and throuct i great part of the mouth of blood to be the known for is blely years. Iliii arise from the backwardness of t e season, that has prevented the trees from budding and blossoming prematurely, and their bang damaged by severe weather. The backwardness of the season is shown by the late appearance of the nightingale this year. Woolmone, • village on the eastern bank of the lichen, near Southampton, is famous for its nightingales, and the night their fret spring notes are heard in the —The beautiful wuode sad garden@ surrounding Roseland, in that Till Nsw MILIPaitAPII AT NTWatAltp% &boat village, the residenos of Kr. James Tucker, is always re- sporcing tellek Aram the coarse to tht 6° "_,... im :Lg. and corded hy that gentleman to mark the nature of the season. being co the Aloe being at the "-- at Last year the nightingale was heard at Roseland on the 12th ri ll w orked w m orked or the transmission of mob* wt. _ of lurch. what this par it wail heard fur Um ant Wag Wt i th• opining of the X a . s "U.' oa YET bobby *IOU dory asst{ /formic* . may be 7111 - &art COLOJjL YORE, • In Cultpuel Willi.itu Mare, of Caldwell, the &wow pliehed historian of the " Literature of Ancient Greece," the nation haw lost one of its deepest and ablest saheb:** He was the head of an old and respectable 'added family, who have been settled for some ages in Ayrshire and Rem grewahire, of which latter county the gentlentau now de ceased heW the honorary office of viemlimitenant, bell. father had alone before him. The eon of the late Colonel William More, of Oaidwell, by Anne, eldest daughter of the late Sir James Hunter Blair, Bart., of Dunakey, and grandson ..f another William More, who represented Rem fresrshire in parliamett from 1742 to 1761, be was born at Oaldwell in 17!61 or early in 1800, and having received hie ' early education at Westminster School, he paned thence to the University of Edinburgh, end *Niched the currioultmt of his studies in Germany, where he imbibed that taste for criticism for which be eventually became so famous. About twenty years ago he first came before the public as an author, having publisfied "A Journal of a Tour made in Greece, &c., inIBJS, whieb Was follewed,afteren interval,by amore strictly keened and very elaborate disquisition "On the Oeleedar of Ancient Egypt." In 1841 he was an unsuc armful ausatitiate for Renfrewehire against the late Mr. Patrick Maxwell alewart, but obtained the wet on the I death of that gentleman, shortly before the close of that parliaunent. Re was egain returned iu 1547 and in MA cat bOth*occasions without _mpaitios, kutuetALlME As was •• moditkate in politico, ported the free.traiherasestires of the lite hir Robert. Peel. He held the Aloe of lard Hector of the University of Glasgow during the year 18474, an honour which could not have been more worthily and more appro priately bestowed. Colonel Mure took the greatest interest in Scottish rigricultuie, and, indeed, joined heartily in promoting every movement which had for its object the improvement of the condition of hie fellow-eountry men. Among other matters we may mention that he took _great pride in the of of the Renfrewshire militia, of which be was for many years colonel commandant, thus proving, like Xenophon, that the character of a scholar is not incompatible with that of a soldier. It is, howeve as the author of the "Critical History of the Language nd Literature of Ancient Greece" that Colonel Mare's will be longest remembered, if not by the public at large, still by scholars of every rank and of all shades of °pink% The first instalment of that admirable work, as Rani and comprehensive In its outline as it is elaborate in its details, was eiven to the public just ten years ago, and only bare volumes of the satire work lave se yet appeared. The name, therefore, of Colonel Mare must, unhappily, he added • to thine of Niebuhr, Arnold, and Macaulay, as one who has not been permitted to see t►e fruit of hie tabours, and to add " Finis" to his last proof sheet, " Atque opere in medio defies reliquit antra." Bosse idea of the depth and learning which characterise lii clerk may be formed when we add that the three drat margin are exclusively devoted to the mythical period of :=lllll6 04.1014 including sketches of the epic, cyclic, and lyric poets. The fourth volume (of which a reprint is now at press) treats of the early Omsk hletorians, ending with Herodotuv. The fifth and last volume comprises the remaining historical writers of the Attic period, including not only Thucydidee aed Xenophon, but about twenty other authors, of whose works fragments only, more or less extensive, have come down to tut. In what state of forwardness the remainder of Colonel Mures treatise may be we are not aware ; bet we fear that the "History of the Literature of Ancient Greece" must and will long stead, like Arnold's "Bona" as a mutilated memorial of ita amiable and accomplished author. Colonel Mare, as we learn from the "County Familia," married, in 1825, Lure, second daughter of William Mark. haw. Req., of Deem-ball, Yorkshire, and grand-daughter of the late Dr. Markham, Archbishop of York, by whom he leaves irate. His eldest son and heir, who is a licatenaht colonel in the Scots Fusilier Guards, was recently married to the Hon. Constance Elizabeth Wyndham, of Lod Leoonfteld. r/lORGE RE) Mr. George Rennie, late Governor land Islands, whose death occurred at his York-terrace, Regent's-park, on the 22nd ult., of George Rennie, Faq., of Fantassie, East Lott. Britain, the eminent agriculturist, and nephew , Rennie, the celebrated engineer, and well sustained, his brief career, the hard-earned reputation • In early life, devoting himself to sculpture, in Rome some remarkable works, one of which, Archer, he presented to the Atheneum Club, where it is now to be seen. Dissatisfied with the state of the arts in this country, he boldly denounced it on his return, and sag. gelded to Mr. William Evart, ALP., in the year 1836, the parliamentary committee which, besides inquiring into the state of the National Cisßeq, Royal Academy, and other institutions connected with the arta, caused the immediate formation of those schools of design which have since given so great an impulse to the arta and manufactures of this country. Together with the late Joseph Hume, M.P., he proposed and obtained the freest access to the public monu ments of the arta in St. Paul's, the National Gallery, Bri tish Museum, and other depositories of fine art. When a member of the House of Commons, he first suggested, for the security of the public, that the Serpentine as well the St. James's water should be reduced to a uniforms depth and otherwise improved. If not the first inventor, he was certainly the first to suggest to Sir William Symonds, the then Surveyor of the Navy, the now widely recognised advantages of water-tight compartments in building ships. Mr. Rennie was a strong liberal in politics, and was in the year 1841 returned for Ipswich in conjunction with Mr. Rigby Wawa. At the next general election he was again in the field for Ipswich, with every prospect of Emma, when he was induced to retire in favour of Mr. Hugh Adair, the local candidate. Shortly after this he was offered the government of the PaDdand Islands, which, small as was the appointment com pared with his merits, he accepted, thinking that it would give some scope for those varied resources he felt that he so eminently possessed. During his government he raised the small colony from the most abject condition to one of as great prosperity as its very limited resources would admit of ; so much so, that whereas before his arrival the inhabitants had been entirely dependent on miserable rations supplied from England, they, by his vigorous exertions and skilful arrangements, were soon not only enabled to dispense with these and live in ease and plenty, but could supply ships of war and mer chant vessels with provisions and coals at a cheaper rate than the) could procure them at Valparaien But the great masterpiece of his government W 23 the still courage, and determination with which he utterly frustrated the unjustifiable pretensions , of the Americans with respect to the fisheries in the Falkland Islands, as well as the depredations they were in the habit of committing on the cattle, &c., belonging to the Falkland Islands Company. With no force to tack him but a little sloop-of-war, mount ing six guns, and a little battery with two guns, constructed by himself, and served by a few enrolled pensioners, he concluded a most difficult negotiation with the captain of a heavy American corvette, whose guns were pointed upon the town, ready to 'open fire at any moment. In front of those guns, and is spite of the most violent threats of the American captain, two American whalers were taken into the harbour, their skippers brought into court, fined, and nude to pay for the depredations they had committed on the coast ; while the captain of the corvette husked on with suppressed indignation, unable to Gad a loophole for taking any measures to present the course of justice. In all these tomer:time Mr. Rennie deservedly, of course, received the highs* approbation of ;Me honm government. He returned to Easkixl about fcr.ir years ago, and for the lAA three years fill 'into • bad torte of health, which ended in an attack ell pircalysis, from which he never rallied. The country has le/t in him a truly efficient and faithful public servant. MirsOPOLITA FRES HOSPITAL, DEVONSIMIZ- Sqlly',K, erry.---Tbe legate number of patients' relieved thir Log the week ending b 31 wae—YedicaL, 1,168; 11urgicel.663 ; total, 1,721; of which 667 yore MW Maki THE POSTOL MERVICEWfTIii,AVEITAL4tiI. , The following independent memorial, whist ha. 4 been addressed to the Tressuq by s number of mercantile hotness in Liverpool connected with coiussides exactly with the suggestion "'hid was Vat , forward s o me macthr Jig% on behalf tha d t, the i lieu Pellilm of u t i l ar se present Oriental e m Ert o a n i thl ste y a cpiam m-eorn u: pa nication, a fortnightly p os t a l serv i ce shouil be arranged between England and Australia, rid Ce y lon. The company ar e w illi ng to undertake .this i n consideration of an addition of only 15,6001. a year to the present subsidy. tThe memorial has been signed by the Mayor, the !akin owners' Association, and many of the leading merchant& To the Right Hun. the Lords Commissioners of per Majesty's newer,. My Lords,—Obsening by the published report of the directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Ccenpany that they have intimated an intention to abandon the Australian Postal Service, in consequence of very few availing themselves of them steamers th a t passenger, rs sad the service being therefore unreinunentive to the We the bankers , undeisignod, banke. merchswirw, shipowners, and oth era connected with the trade of these colonies, re amed:a . beg leave to direct your lordships' attention to the ex eney of forming a new a nt for the Amtpostalke, which sho jskl a gpeisponi- Maisess s cooDsiderntrag:ineut may be elfectecemith very little, lf any, lion to the cost dd the present monthly through mate, and as that through route is obviously dray for passenger accommodation, for *birds it is little avail of, we submit that it is highly in expedient to burthen the colonial and imperial exchequers with so needless an expense WI is thereby caused. We would, therefore, respectfully propome that your lord ships should endeavour to anasge fur a fonaightly cont mastication with Australia by line s o f s team paten run ping between Australia and Ceylon, the mails to be trans, famed at the latter place to and from flip steamers convey ing the Indian mails. We have the honour to be, &c. HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths iu Lou don heed by the registrar-general states that the health of London is at present far from being in a satisfactory state. last week the mortality was exceedingly high. The 'deaths. which were in the first week of March 1,31/7, have during the rest of the month shown a constant incresee, far they were 1,563 and 1,611 in the two following weeks, and they further ram in the week that ended last Ikturday to L 706. In the ten years 185049 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,302 ; bat as the deaths now returned occurredin an increased population, they should be compared with the average raised in propor tion to the increase, namely, with 1,520. The comparison shows that the deaths of last week were more numerous by 18 lityta hado than they would have been if the average rate of 'mor- Mod. The deaths in the present return exceed those of any cot , responding week, except that of the year 1853, when they rose to 1,748 in consequence of the prevalence of pulmonary complaints from extreme cold, the mean temperature of the air in the previous week having been so low as 33'3 deg. - - - In the last four weeks the deaths from pulmonary diseases, exclusive of phthisis, were 387,450, 486, and 476 ; those from whooping-cough 42, 45, 62, and 72 ; those from plithisis or zonsumption 143, 171, 167, and 202. This last disease exhibits a striking increase in last week; a hundred of its victims were in the period of life W-40 years. Bronchitis and pneumonia last week carried off respectively 272 and 162 persons ; the corrected averages being only 146 and 106. /Seven children died from whooping-cough in the sub-district of Islington west, sin that of Bow. Small-pox was fatal in 35 cases ; scarlatina in 49; diphtheria in 11. Influenza was returned in 8 cases. Eleven persons, all wo men except one, died at the age of 90 years and upwards, of whom one had attained the pest ago of 101 years. A man died in the almshouses, Fulliam•fielda at the age of 87 year., who had assisted at the victory obtained by Lord Howe on June 1, 1794. Nine children died by accidental auffocition, 7 el these in bed. Thirteen persona died by burns and scalds : a varnish maker from turpentine tel are; a labourer atiautillery fell into boiling muriate of lime ; a female servant was burnt when in a At ; two children of Id:curers, each aged 8 years, the thanks of the members returned for the same. The special thanks of the members were returned to M. Ron land, the French Minister of Public Instruction, for his pre. sent, on behalf of the French government, of forty-nine volumes of "Documents In6dits sur I'Histoire de France." FRIGHTFUL SCAFFOLD ACCIDRNT. Yesterday morning a frightful accident took place at No. 22, Hanover square, which unfortunately resulted in the death of one man, and in serious, if not eventually fatal, injuries to two others. It appears that about eight o'clock three men, named John &ightnian, • painter, of 6, Ilaversford-terrace, Caledonian-road; John Malony, Hopkins-street, St. James's, labourer,. and Charles Henry Cooper, a painter, of Charles street, Middlemx ff lel, to the employ of Mr. Forley, builder, King-street, -moire, were at work cleaning mad paintin • well staircase, at 22, Hanover-square, when a pole on which a scaffold bearing the men was fixed, suddenly snapped—it is stated owing to its being in a rotten state—and the three unfortunate men were precipitated distance of 45 feet. Brightman, in his fall, was thrown across some balustrades on his tack, and one of the others in his fall came in contact with a dove fixed in the floor of the hall, azd with such form that it was broken in pieces. Assistance being promptly at hand, the unfortunate men were at orce conveyed to St. George's Hospital, where, on examination, it was found that Brightman had met with such serious injuries to his spine that his case woo considered hopeless, and he shortly after expired. The others were also found to be seriously injured, and they remain at the hospital in a dangerous state. Brightman, whose age was 32,1comea a wife and four children. PARTIAL DWITHITUTION OF A RAILWAY STATION AT MANCHINITIR. —A little before ten o'clock yesterday morning a portion of the iron roofing over the Victoria station of the London and North Western Railway at Ran. cheater fell in through a train coming in contact with, and breaking one of the cast-iron pillars supporting the north west corner of it. This pillar was exceedingly near to the line of rails, and in shunting a train one of the carriages got off the rails and came in contact with it. About 16 or 17 yards of the roof by about 30 fell in upon the railway, and • carriage cleaner was severely cut across the forehead by a bar of iron, hut though the unfortunate man was sent to the Infirmary, it was believed that his life was not hi danger. The other railway 'orients escaped uninjured. Fortunately, there was no tram taking up or discharging passengers under this part of the roof at the time, or the consequences might have been serious. The loss to the company by the accident will probably not exceed 1,0001. Until the fallen materials had been removed—a work of some hours—no trains c-uld enter the station, and departing trains had to be despatched from outside the dation, so that passengers were neemsray put to some inconvenience. WRECK OF A LIVERPOOL SHIP IN CARDIGAN BAY. —Poirritanoc, MONDAY NIGHT.—About 7 o'clock yester day morning • large barque was seen on the rocks called Sam Bsdrig, near this Oace, during • heavy ple of wind. She proved to be the Oberon, of Liverpool, from the Brazils, with s valuable cargo. The boat of the National Lif-boat institution, stationed at Criccietk, was imme diately manned and launched, and proceeded off to the distaessed ship. At a great distance from the land a host was seen full of people, rowing in • very heavy sea. The lifeboat forthwith directed her comae towards it. After a ham{ pull of an hour and a half in • heavy sea, and in the face of a strong gale, the boat was melted. There were found in her fifteen of the ship's crew, in a most exhausted state, and quite unable to manage ker. They had been in the open boat the whole of the bitter cold night. The nr were at once taken in charge by the lifeboat, and stterwsrda brought safely to land by her. One poor fellow, however. soon after died from exhaustion on leeching the shore. The captain and crew had abandoned all hope of being sawed. but when the saw the flag of the lifeboat their courage revived, and they continued to struggle with the elements until its wolframs arrival. The Badmouth lifeboat, belong ing to the same valuable institution, bad put off to the wreck, and ggrreaaat was the crew's regret on finding no one on board, the boat having picked up the crew un- Insown to the Bansionth one. "Torn Sayers, the Champion of England," whose intended fight with John Remo, the American pugilist, is exciting great interest amongst the admirers of these ',trap exhibitions, has Men occasionally hovering about our neighbourho.sl during the last two or three weeks, being in training at Newmarket, and walking about thirty atilee a day.—eery and Nrtnnfil POI n, third daughter ' hom their clothes taldog fire ; also from the same cause the daughter of a labourer and the dau ghter of a general dealer; des ter of a dock labourer was burnt barn • ~.... 4-4 C . , ENNIE. Last week the Mills d I,el sad V4l 'Vita 44 all 1,969 children, were registered in London. In the ten cm.. of the Falk- responding weeks of the years 1830414 the average number is residence, 32, was 1828. tit, was the son t Lothian, North ROYAL INETITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN.—At the general monthly meeting on Monday last William Pole, ephew of John Seq., M.A., F.R.S., treasurer and vice-president, in the 'Detained , during chair, George Bowdler Buckton, Esq. F.R.S., F.LS., attached to tat F . C.S. , Arthur Cohen, Faq., 8.A., and John Wyatt, EN., • were duly elected members of the Royal Institution ; and __._,,' Stephen Busk, Esq. and John Charles Salt, Esq., were re, he 1 """"'"' admitted members o f the Royal Institution. The presents rich, the Grecian received since the last meeting were laid on the table, and .... ... , ... .. • ..