The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-02 00:00:00

1 "; EWSPAPISR - a Ilb i 9 4116,Y4 ) ssalta.xa Tiit (Ef43 te%% • _ . No 1 ; . ~; iP i . .; A yr.-mot I .- 1 P. • - 7 /1V iv' .07,1-4 No. 4.541.] I oNDON to BYDNHY Direct, MONTHLY. jj K IS%LL LI NV. at CLIPPER rioting, annuli bun a, Lonlost !halts te the 1.4 h, and be °ravened with an panti,Altt) tlat• t.f each masa, remaking hoods atti lha:! h. oink,* ph•51..1144 hurtlett. Capinial. I IN MO7 • 1.4-rtlit ganh 1) - S;d3rrby 'A,dI I 1. 1 / 4 * i:aoo Calni,..ain. m nonaay a4a.ty 1.500 Dissrld Jody 10 Mini 01 IS :Crib . 1 1.201 Wise • Aerie' 10 C &taker Übearenow slippy? • 1.4.0 Chitin Arras ' 1.200 ion.. ..... ' NOV. II Jame. It lb -- - • - .i ralan'a Shee t= - All. Mean an.l En.... 11.11 ',nth cllpprrs fora pert ..1 .ir ...eh 1 Mark 11.11 Line .4 I:rits‘n eel Australlaa as loyal 11.11 parker ebleb are. by th,ir inien Wanly and sapid pawari. aarn 1 a waalel-Imews evrntatbm. alai whose praeloorr arnalimmalst , as I. easerpreed by any Tavel.* ailoa•. apply In J.'.Ml RAI '.% Le rad Ca. Livcrpo..l . 1.. all ,V4ants lar tle bark ilaU Lir . end, in Lumalle, Su T. L. MACKAY and Co.. 2. 110.6r.ate.eirect. LC WKLY ger" ^ ---- Iliri ELY STEAM OOKMUNIOATION to for YORK —The tivintioau ItltW YORK. Mei %TL% SNIP COMPA Y Intend despatching Ihair tail-povrrol 'hey, Olean gape calling et gammas:an ID =hitt papoespre. awl despatches, aa Wl= IS 'mpg uvitgremL rot NEW YUlta. — V1. 1 . 1 .W1P1ar , ..1 . .;. Marto e. PITY of 11. 1 11.11M.rRL Ti coluoulay, March 13. ILVCOSItint. March f. 110.1 ev.rry wiereettlair Wirdimmerf. gu prop. IS. 1.1 salaam. aesardlaSt In Mat iNadallea. Yaryan* rams% laaletlitts all ptestelars 01110614. radlOneers art Ike Western Agates Molted Sirevili as van advant.upaaa lenus.—ltor tarn.. r particulars rlrYa W IWAM 1 Y, til, Wararalrret, Liverpool . or b NA MOW. al, kM Wllllsta•strsel, Utp. FINDLATER, MACKIE, and Co., OIL Wellistles.etreet. Atrial, Land... ICC ; 1111, Prism Alberbatreet, Brighton ; And FINDLATER, MACKIE, TODD, and Co., TM Towlep.etreet, London %W ire. 8 Z., WINE, SPIRIT, WTOCT. sad ALL ILLJACIIANT. 4 . BRANDT, bent Cognac, pale or brows Sh per galkwi. 111 MLA !I WORN LVA . \e KUM. boot Old Junks 11a. „ ntail'. Asset &witch Highland Wit len „ Ditto Al, Oki Dinh etraw eoluared WIC Haim tweet. Lon . Landon MAL Tomo. mak is altar,. - uRMSH and NORTH ANCIaIOAN ROYAL .ur *AIL DMA II SHIM Mimosa 1.111117111001. sod WSW yogis Moak owl batmen LIWWOOI. wed sum . as IMMO aAp ants ream Ol HALIFAX The hilloaflosor Woo womb me opparood to MI Om iimpei. Main ot Cork to woloo a. wolls : CANADA. 1,..r MstinN, Notordor, Ware% O. 'AY/WA. FK NSW YORK. Aatur.loy, Womb It • prowoorrs sal p.a. far Ifooote soot If.vano, to Do at Now Tort au laord the R.Y.M.Karnak. • granpA. werroN. Sat nrday. W.r hrt sp=Pernem Idelediesp r olledante fee Add provldiese. but idde esr arms dadtait .rd boirtutt. duel merad WI% See. To Neer York. &MA cabin, ttis OM. MIL PROW to SOW. &mann. and Neu T..rlt, LS per 111% did & per east prism* 4rptr to J. It Ifttortt, * Gild Bites‘4= l bodes. D. cam, red U. Res de : IL ere J. Inn" ttectiams4inek nd Myer. liededifieda .or WC. Illver„ t h rell! eleeell. We THI BRIGHTON HOlll COMPANY Nnot. 0804 CLOW la MIMS Rims of LS each Digo& 14a. /or ANN mikatkor. sod U len on allotment locollhookof oodor the Joint Ittork Lholiol UelnUty Ado. eldch ellen* limit tho tiabillty of each avorehohler to IM amnia ofldo Aare. MIETORS. CIIMILIaI—OSORGL ENGUND, ip. , llatchais Lod" Croma Ira arts. 1164 tirrsh . nuiCetiveCiod Coventry. Clewit Lan . 513111,1, boost. Clepharn AAA Crow , onklandn. Clayton. It Mac 11•14 C firevnain Mow, 01.1 Broad street. A. h.*. . Kiwis Ileoch walk. Trint4e j.i. groy s i k f , CursArrtand .trwet. lipie pork AbNieffet—W Slant, !if , 7, Tukeolionse yap!, back. Ar 1.14r.r. Nen Clio Merit Val . old Jewry, Public Arennntaat. littliffleen—ldenes Wukensand Bretton. t. Toketthortee-yard. Hank. 114111111/4. Lamina and Weverninater Bent. Moran. Hail, Lloyd, and hem; 8y14144044 1.11.41111.0. MOWS MT/1m an.111...44r11, 1, Threadmiedleahreet. Mr. P.R. W North.Mreet, fltightem trantimaßT —Mr. Thomas Mega Nikes, • SionranteMzert. laWna Tbr Directors have The *ewe to annoitace to the anew Mire and the public, that barium at length siemeedmil In obtain ing* contract .4 salt to this Compeny ef the freehold Mied sem emeriti! by 1... s ?Wand foe the battery and rimless lbs Ilserresd. Mightora. they will moored to awry Into TIMM deo vermillion, the object for wlrkh this Oempany W.. the ere..t.loe of a capacious OM clam Mad. sa she ollgil.lo ids shove named. embracing all modern VreerLa winch can In any way conuce to the health ie lsd .scaler{ of me1t..,,. and at dud and moderate charges, se gments arteilkhr .1 urut Mood as Or rate .4 4 pee real. per annum will he allowed Oh r Esposlls es alarm from the time of allotment, oihmet to as se ilhereholdere at General U ash. mat wad% fibs deposit. will be returned In bfill. lagilsseses lir the rirenalaleg *harm shoeld he made milked Mao Is lbw assidary, Brokers. or Solkhors. trim Ids= Isms sisesiloslbis mar be bad. VALUES of GOLD.—WATEERSTON sad 1111100001. twr the bilerwelles d ae Tubb mierwee IWwww. beg I. web the biewbei aweemweewwl W TALUS.' °OLD, bibs reieried bat be lair isle Mir sad Vie will be &Se prelle44.l 110 crab elenbilow hi . leis an We subjet Geld been rapes bee 111 bob a carob. blew, IW eM4 of 31 area Oey r tairser..ss $ I* • emu... an SO verb ..011 •11+ 17 swab.. $• 11 II brats .. 1 ll§ ems. II was.. sl4 70 7 web .. 1 4 • 1114emile. 4 2 • 1,4 iamb— s 13 1 4 comb .. 1 2 II IR web (WWI 14 wale.. I 11 y $ swab .. •17 $ mss) 317 14 13 ramie.. 11 4 aerate .. •14 11 11ebb.. $1• 4 11! mob.. II 14 .. •10 74 f seeds.. $1094 11 crab.. IIS 1 mete .. •V 1 emele.. $ f $ II anis.. 1 111 40 114... • $ 40 14, Ileeeletbutried, Clembesnies. N.G. beam .. .33me were et Clielas awl Jewe/b be b. seek. If R. TAW alipwweei elms al II 13 be mad ea latawlaye M ais **desk. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK ino tulip ortilast for Moines ea Use% Mk, or Cotton. le by lir the best 1118 2=—e se ihearve that . cud penny Mae of the hemline boa ever rot been yeryase.i. and that seat bottle bears the Address se the YAK et, Loon lane, West Mealthihid, City, .. where it way be °Widnes, wholesale and retell, and at me lr et C Denstiata, Medicine Tendon, Stall...lees. Ace., hi the Celled Kingdom— Pries One alms. Per 11'4"1. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA be• beed, drachm twenty Ave years, emphatically par. Ilase hur ialiho medal pr. feedoe, sad saivereally accepted by as a the Met remedy for aridity of the stomach, headache. root, and lodiewhini, and ea a mild ape. Oh hr &Waft emiall'ultims. more a rectally for ladle. and &Weft CainMmed with the ActdsMMl Lemon Symp. It forma ft eepesehie Witervirteise draertit, in which Its aperient qual itative huh massed. During het smear. and In hot dinette,. lbs rer c : it es et this simple and eletpult meetly has bees hand hestifklal - hamtfactered with the ntraiet attar h. le and purity sold I lieSrelllD amid Po , 17t New =lestanst, awl by .11 respectable cbsdate Yes empire. SIABIOX2IIBB PREVENTED.—JOZZAU% ‘mosour w eywilikobV reessonseded as a preymthe modem hem dalmoss.—Tbs elbers, solli le prows thelreillseiff : "1111r.-11 ha mod Per gur• la be bike sat We to Mao esl mg hi wpm, ev ve er the as w amblerbod wllll ma daimon. I but Ono d year Obi witb = ampism—Tess. its.. J. W., J. Y. Om Mat, Ilk Saar 22 "Ilik"—"awni DPP* Gabriel Jesus. ft.* lan*" mg 114. 41ssails. pri7Cle beim 94. seat: by* bY Imsb ib Alf ILYVEUTIJA IiIiMEDY.—LAMBERTS IDMIXATIC DAMAN. without sereflathe the townie If ensillmg the Yak trot Mikado.' sad vacant, Is admitted W bathe boa usikior for immeaballety relieving motets. colds, Mielneed oars of ambles, ad Itsclptent consumption. It Ro que*, cote% pers... ',teat the Iseult) , pro,..littre Incurable. aishlrably aIL.)• the lehllos which provokes ft. .itsente.o.king. b epprotrhlng evnwimptl. , n Its effects an troy beselleta. Perae•A &pimento( siren. or rt.m bins down he fear el swfinewe Ilse, me .I.lwwl no relict In s how nit/lutes after taillike may and 1.1.1 by W. LA 111: 2.127, chennst, 2v. Janus on* liv ftn eh e t, a.d by all X. In deaths. 1144 2s. 3.1., seek. De rtrtkular and mh for Lambert's Asthmatic Th. so •b.I 4.1.1yr50 I. entarami an the stomp. MuBUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MICDICI2I2B, Mama thronnher the world, by the ere el every rear bridesini to err wars, and rad tam gg “LegAgM VIGETABLZ !ILIA: • Imlay =l"tar regriatig the bower parleying the Weed. Nis vilialed konsean, Wens. Saw. arl Menai empletar dirkaserballe elegraer pia o u ne=ird gab week Mete eel Is the tn the veep Neel .th.ehe, vicinity& la glOrp•Met. antarlimf ewe whealtby were letion. tat the Wised is paler. the whole =mover,. out ell the ?anterior act arantlas Io Ware. per Mn. Iv. lld . est. 4e. It. and Ila IntocTABLI MEIN OINTMENT. for rrertirling all Ms seer derreted Wens, chapped kaira, ruin. es and Useless On, till WO. == kink. Ai., Who 'Wilds on the ...MPlOni n fl. =IL inn PMI'S and beautifying the ski . ham, Med and Enstnen ft lo be the hest ointment in the •orld. Perjokle. and Is. unkMRWILD VIDIETaIt 4F. Lin ENt' 1: —llls tertpaeet -4 wedielne terrea the ...idyl out impaired functisne eras et We, letarte rilesestod by sotieirn 1.. hot climates, and arra el Terre Mutts, bruryttit .•ti in early fonth. warily sad add lop. It Io certain ewe for 1.44;...tin, downer of ipWia hypeschnnolrlads. asthma, neuralgia, mutton, tle ,em us, donate wersesus &MHO. and premoture decay. nerve eurrer sir•da.as. nrnal pre.. Wirers and intlanitnetke. Sir gar 4eagerose ronseiment igneolts. each ea vel„ Are 4 I . elermale cod eparneehe stricture. eolaeferet et the pm- OW, realer et the mitention and ateorrentlak Wt• roe or the Warn •1.1 a:1 female rreplaiellt. The the trealvateke meetly panne the pewee of le teems& awe prityre eiieb Part s, "lw " bd auld . Ora reline. so r fn enjoy !swath and rarer Per here. air , ter enstallidne leer times dr ensadk. Tremor at awn proved and swore Ms Wove Me Itlebt 11 4 the lord Mayor of loodne. and sights liligniteliek dr . --414 Ay hrrif AN and rw, pate Weergerolret. rearolreet, lea/on, W., end all charter Is lawn nal mustri. Ulna e tir ab t u .4 1.4• 7 Atth. ==,atiisjr. .. 4. kuisibrwip ! Ler a. nk a i :=6/114 - 674; reset 1/34 ISMOd; 1. x•w: bn's mil NAY. o,hseirso:Lorrhier4. ke. of poll tree foe one stump. of all annena ane .trret, Extreele from I w BUCHAN'S 001111Wele U. rthfristx A Physician sail Member .1 the BO* Whip ot . 111 hwen, A.. reristerr.lnailcr the Derr Meta Ad), Mende Meore to rite •Ithout fee, 10 0010 purekring 1141,11a:I and ro iorolk iuea. 5.H Idoileinee terwardoll to M Part 4 the r4l. on re. 'dot at PerAernee ertlynhjer be 1 " 1 . pal. a W to W. Durban and Cu ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHIC ANSIATATIo% —The EXHIBITION of 7111/ToGRAPMS. Condult , Mreet. Reeentstrnet, WILL CLAIM March li One shlllinv. snhnerihert are entitled to select ph. Uetl , Plo Ow enine nf their auheeriptlon. I-Val/mon %Intl.. to suiwrabcm—A LECTI - Itr every TV WAY At a oclerk. WILLIAM LIGHTLY, Hen. see. ARGYLL ROOMS.— GRAND MUSICAL NATICRTAINSIIVIT. with Um cekbratail Burk Yortl In number. estahllihed eh, en year, chosen trots the Philharmonic its. Royal Italian toprrai, and the Household Troops. Pondueted by Mona. Liunotte. Cornet-a-pisios. fL Bosicoart. DANCI3U at 9 o'clock. Admlstiom. la THE NEW ?AMMON WINE DUTIES. FINAL REDUCTION.—IiEVISBD TARIFF or PR Itl2l for ishi, with Dr. flamers report, poet tree. of appiketioe. per Mmes. lea • lakr I Claret VI. online' 5.% hottlo. Inelmild lie. eases. i Chablis Whits Efirsttodyj Still Hock or Moselle flonwhohl Shsrry • formerly Loowhold P o rt .. ichar i lia. charged XL per dozen • • I ha. South African Port and Sherry IN. sad IN. Moth Afrkan bl.olelrs and Amontlllarl• MD , full sffrnWth. lm. 3.1 . Itammuly Brandy. IT.. pee pan: Holland*. the very best. MU per one dear ere. samples of any four of the atoms me r ece ipt et 119 limps. Tarena, cash.—A. 111:01.3.111. N. llllMiwal. fewbom. QTEVENS sad SON, 78, Bishopngate-street • Within. PRIM nt WINO at REDUCED DUTY. Ports Awn as Week Ws, : superior. 341, Wk. per doom ; ditto. sepiorine old onsitsd, ins, . wn pod, 275, Ws., Wit. . ditin sopirine pile golden or bro, 425., Qs, 645, pm dozen: Chink Ise Vim Ottlinalre, Vs .fit. Julien, MAW Claims MariaaL de.. ea.. 725. Champagne, 7b., eft, aft : Most Perrier Joust, l'ilquot, itc., ‘47n, 725. Eillons.. Wars.* finest, Ws.. Bucellas , Me.. Lisboa, rich ar per down. Wines of nther drecriptioac squally moon. Deivorod within fire mike free of expense, Terms awls. POIIL TRY, BUTTER, HAMS, kc. INPOITANT TO YAM fLIII, norn-zmusi, ate. leese. Perdtry, X. sad Dalry.ted Fmk fresh from the roast York Hams. 10d. per lb.: ewlm.r a tie s l, f haw, *l. fine Americus Cheese, by the kW eg gawk% Tit to Bed.: Cbedder, 844. te /M.: aklelflkW. M Md. ; Madar, M. to M.. alllton. la to Is, IL Mayes% DOL pot lb.: geed salt better, Is. to la Id. trash.: Is. Mla dd. per lb.. Tow chickens. le ed.: large towel. trees It tole. K : yoaeg turkey., ai. b es. ed.. young gems, la Id. M MP of poet, 74d. to Dt per lb.: loins, M. to Sed.: fM h oner, Is to la rac k . beat ,•ountry made, pork eattlegea M W. and J. Z. TAYLOR, 3.5, Little Palteneyetreet. IPPIe'S HOMCEOPATHIC COCOA Prwrestel a Mabee arte grateful tutootbarau and larlgoraUng power. WVMS'S bent SPERM CANDLES, la. Bd. pm : ammo sperm. Is ed. : W BMWs wax. It aa. : Immapamtwuk Is. lld. ; wealne we; fa M. ; Genre wax. la. : Wools : fatale SPira, 4 la• Mi.. ll ld netalle Mr Maar& lawns. 144. are. 10 d- ; data. , calasA tn. poi . yellow soap. 1//a. 414. alt. awl 144 pw USW. ; SOL old Wawa Wlsalar_ t la. Id. per pankst ; wwwwa brews Whalenr, la. addla 111alaw, la. 44. k la. 14. ; wow ; almond. IL 44.-4 w ask al IL P. Ata and 1101111 al‘solabll•had wawaissaa, 1116 Igarlies-bara ChawpawasaLsaiwa. EAST ash commas, aad BMW MOWN 1010TIBIll ler ism al Ihe sir esupiele sad ear kind beirs. P. sp wry erill owe he inviii& me me= re Ism ask exert WSW& eel lava& Oils. Vfieesalle. TEM LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE WAVON sad 80111asolkdt o. hoopoddion of their eziosalvo NUR of CULIMIIf(i. tl. M 1... sad &ban suitable to S. premed Owes Dsomakalromilisan, tom Mama dm. of doodoluao orrallooloro last style of docomidoa —3 sad Cloodpolrook lad di sad N, W. G UNK —To SPORTSMIN.—The present seas. offers Itinll.--Go M WIISTLZIt'S, H. Oltran7V Golden,nas Mond look tkrough Ids stock of lleC oND. If It MEW II and rusustinnnto GUNS, RINGLE and DOUBLLBARRYLIJED 1111,101 essay sot and dasanplion. ale ILIVOLV MA. by all Ike Ind Landon makers: with b every dosalptina of aananattles. 11. Wand. W.C.—N.II. IL W. will take 'Whim ka itaallukp. RETIREMENT from BUSINIBI3 of the RITINSIVIE WHOLVIALI HOUSE of Mews. WRITE, 110,14 end Oa, lel Cheepaide. and SALE of their STOLE, ima is MAW 7a eltVend GAUL having porchaael a laree portion of tie batter airs is the sleeve stork at such • ereal reduction in price, that they are Imbued to solicit. from their numerous patrons and the public as early inspection of It, the sale will cont inence on Monday next, the 4th of March, end following days, and the fullest advantage of the purchase will be given to c u+to omen! Theliadertneatkated Me are worthy a ...pedal melee, via. :- 430 black art eideared Preach glece, at ea td• per met price. Is. Si. to ea al. • large lot of rich fancy Wks. be. Ida Pd. the tall drew ton Raiser 330 pieces of elah ,He papirear at Ur ed. there dam, very cheap. Above a/ any wide Preach Chene silk, at ka. lid per taut, lavld at la N. A lot of the richest wide moire estigMa Chow Wake. sad ether wide allk robes. at t} guinea, aerl prim Igalame. Abe. about WO Preach barege robes. at Ha. Pd., soda lerpr quantity of Yrcitch printed organdie trisaliaa et sa N. the dn.,' loth these lots are at such lees than hat thaig tamer prier Paddler krwarded to the country. rramaire• Welhoeleset. Ileum Ir la, OD. el. 02, Ozfordetreet, 1. 4, 5, BARGAINS far 0 ENTLEMIN.—OLD INDIAN EANDAPINAL waft awe yard la. worth ha. ano places ad Ilawred Perm llaad 111 d. rack, worth W : lAMB 111* Iltiata la 114.1 sad. watt It aa. dal LOOO Nasktlaa SW. worth l.: now SELUNG ot BAKU and C 1151.14, lfl. Bripentalayst (awlannse awraer). MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) xsw nrima AND SUMNER STOCK for Um World-tamed Arotch ANGOLA 16e. TROUmrss, b sow re**, aml ready for 1 Thew Toluene were orlidnoteil ho Mla Whom only *ld ram le 73. NW g)K -STALL?. HA NOV EXAQUAII, and .ho is not connected with any person Imitating sad &dm. Wing in his MIMIC ESTABLISHED lath YEBItUARY, 1841. It.GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE May be Cam y, Expeditiously, Paahlonably, and Emomismicallp /tudahed at the Establishment of L 10Rf71 and Wt' • MERCHANT TAILORS. WlNll.l.lsi - 144PERS HATTERS, 111111Mnits, nem and sIIOE hf ARFP.S. and GENERAL OCTIFITTERs, for ALL CLASSES. London Houses: Corner of Illoorles and Abinato. New o%l.nd:street, corn, r of Ilartatreet. Center of Tottenham court road and Iduitou.road. Country tatabliebusents: lltemston's-buildings Reid:v.omM. Bradford, Tod:shins. negate. sherneld. Ally article made to meminre at the ahortest notice. 111.1.—a4ould any article not he approve.' of it will be exchanged or the to..ney retorner.l. R. HOPILI 111111 ECLES for nins•wrAwannr.Tr. ead Lid of Prices, with Pamphlet on the Readproade Clothing SpMom iwt and nresenC gratis on implication. or peet.tree. TY ENTABIJSICIIIINTR are CLOSED EVERY YitlltAT ETLNINO all sunset mail Saturday sunset, when businem la rm owed =Si 11 o'clock. RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES, the Magenta end Ote Solferfna. kid. b. RIMMIL'S ORIENTAL SCHNOLTDA, a substitute for Row, 11121113.11 TOILET VINEGAR. price la , b al.. and Is. 112111110.11 EMOLLIENT CREAM, to supersede abating Nosy. Ia mid id. said by all Ow trade. RIMIIIEL perfumer. Itt, Strand, end 24, Condsllt, Lemke and 12. Boulevard des !tallest Pans. QOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispenaable k, to pommel attraction. ami In health and torrity by the innalleation of fowl. ROVILANDir ODONTO. or Pert Dsatlhlee • wire parder composed of the choicest and meat recliner illirredlests of the oriental herbal. It extirpates all tartarouo odboolono to the teeth, end ensures a pearl-like white ner to the rifled surface . arrests the further prover of decay of the teeth. awl Induces • healthy action of the rim& The breath akin. from the min:bran and disinfecting qualities of the Moor, attains • purity and fru:ranee truly grateful to its Mos In RI per lea Caution --The words " Row. trlsTiosite." Re.. are on the laid . and "A. Rowland and Igor. tn. Hatton-garden," on the roverunient stamp. Bold by thew sad by chemists and perfumers. J. 14 pshtithed. DISKASES of the SKIN, with Ph o t ogr aphic llhrtratleaa price is by min. In N.: also, 11,11 IN DISEAste sad their Ittif EDI Eit, 2s. M.: by peat. la 111d. r67 2 R. J. 'papas, M.D.. Licentiate of the Royal Whigs d dam Rdlnburirh. Member of the Royal College el earpom, he. Published by Jahn rhumba By the mine Author. with numerous Illestzatlem WOO Sa. b, : 17 amt. to ; abridged edition. la : la mad envelope. la 6.1.: a sew Medical Wort. entitled Ll7l WOSTR LIMN( pi p roir r is !math ham.. mqM mairod. and the vital powers reatered to their normal ...dittos. by shripie curative memo, animus. nature In Whet , fa( to Mr laws iMients .—ileneral sad acquired from early ingsperience. productive of diseases and disarrange. meld of the muscularaystem. moulting In nervous and physical Infrobllity, the muse of 44a1 or partial penetration of man. Hoare of Conatiltation from 10 to L sod 6to :or by appoint. prat TM above woks to he .Lai" Mg es h: tieorgeeiresk lhaevereleire, r. LONDON, SATURDAY i MRS & C. HALL'S ISA& MAGAZI.i& Price One Shilling, Monthly, riIHE ST. JAMES'S MAG•Z.INE, conducted by Mn. ft. C. HALL. lad designed to sipomote the Interests of Home, the Refinements of Life, and theluntese. meta and Information of all Claim No. 1. ready MARCH *3, 1881. The First Number will mutate the opening Chapter, of a Now Tale. by Mrs. s C. Hall. entitled "Can Wrong be Right 'rated with Etching on Steel by •" This 1 ...n50n Saunders, Otk7. nod Co., tiG, Brookatreet, Mlinorer . square. This day, In one volu te. pelotad on One nester, elgillaitoly Illustrated, prios 7s. 6d. cloth gilt. ALL ROUND the WORLD. An 111 tell Rv,'ord of VoYISMI, Travels, and Adventures In pals at the Globs. Edited by W. Y. AlNSifultni, fr K G !L, Office : 71seastrest, Landon, and all r 'r Julgyeadshod. Flee by_peet Ka , BRGHTIE4 MANUAL, on Normalises@ .1../ and Prteeetere Decline, matt the IMPS to be and ads elleotaally to MAIM or mph' prhuftive 'demi r th te eye/ dare of life and under all circumstances. Eac came Med MUM has been carefully studied and autalyied krz • SOW 11410111VALIOIS In the retinue Onainental and Env =ls. Win pelvete practice. By ileum tem" D., of the illielirge of Physician% Member of the &mai °Mew of lereetse. reitlati% a.. lambs alien. 20. Wertekolelsee. IVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERMS. Dr. SMITH hu just published I FREE EDITION d tds work. the PRIV/ITh YIDICAL FRIEND (U ), ealbehelleure of Nervous Debility, Lose of Wespory, et a lerettade, tc.. post•tree, ea re...elpt at u directed 'syringe. weeloslag two postage stamps. Address, Dr. 11111111, & ~ue-aumet. Tairtskequire, London, W.C. PROJI U' NIGHTS Gemini'" BANKRUPTS. Joarn Mar Vg, inn., Ilford, Foos, miller, to airman Mardi 12 sad April 4, at 1, at Bssingh•U.strest. Solo, Masonand Co., ilresNun.street, and Loot:more and Co., Hertford ; off. BeU, Colerman4treebbuildltip, CLIMB Bobittnorus, St. Martlnk.lane, Westminster, wonted, silk. and cotton dealer. March 14 at 1. and April II at 111, at Basinghallarrea. Sols., De Jersey and 14 {calm, Oreamm. street West ; off. wale., Canaan, Basingliabstreet. arasurr Jamas Woott, 11111 wall ,cement manufacturer, Mardi LS and April 10, at 2, at lis.inghall street. 801., Abraham, tireeham street olLasaig., Stansfeld. Winghallotreet F.l.waaD HUNT, Three Creenaluare. Nuutharark. bop mambas*. March 13 and April 10 at 14 ,at liatlashallatreet. Ilan. College.hill, Cannon.street ea: off. wig., lintham, Cole. man.street. Drumm Cart., Maidenhead, Berkshire, land agent. Marcb U at 111. and April 15 at 11, st Basingluill.strea. Peckham, Ludgate-street ; off. wig., Pennell, Guildhall chambers. Anis Luca. Barnabury.grove, Islington, builder, March 19 at 1. and April 15 M 104, at Bastnatallstreet Sol., Pater son, Wlnchester.buildlngs off. wig., Pennell, Ouildludi chamber.. WiLIJAN NerrlL Hanley, Stoke-upon• Trent, Staffordshin, mercer. March 15 and April 5, at 11, at Birmingham Coast Sots.. dint, Uttozeter. and James and Knight, drinkers ; off. assts., K Maw, Barnainglissa Jolts Citrons ma. Derby, engineer, March 14 and April 4, at 11, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Sok, Mid dleton. Derby, and Cog. Derby : off. wig., Harr* Not tinhorn. WILLIAX ToNIT LLOTD, Llanguanldee, Iheeonthlre, miller, March 12 and Aprd 9, at 11. at Bristol Coat Sok., Orme wayand Bytheway, Pontd Bevan and Co., Bristol ; off, maid, Miller, Bristol. Rostra? wi l d, M i ler Wiltshire, matstar, March 11 sad Apra a. at 11, at Bristol Court. Sok Wilma. &disbar/. and Abbot and Co., Bristol . off. wig., loner ItrbitoL ONOSIR Urn, linoombe. Donetshire, beldam Marsh LS and April 11. at 11. at Kseter Court Sok, niut hi : t ar mouth mad Turner and Hirtsel, Exeter ;* alf. rag., ambort. /AIM Fns. Liverpool. tea merchant, March 8 and April 5, al IIL Livelpeol Court. Sol., Pemberton, Liverpool ; off. sag o Tww, LtverpeoL AIM= Nlgolt, Liverpool, merchant, March 11, at 12, sad April 5, et 11 at Liverpool Court. Sol., Yoke, jun., Urea. pool ; off amis., Turner, Liverpool. Joann; Herron, Manchester, drysalter. March 10 and April S. at 12, at Mancluisier Court Sob., Bellhow andßond, Man chester , off. wig., Fraser, Manchester. BA NK RUPTCY A N!fULLID. lea 18. Roam (Mono. Pign, Maidstone, Kent, grocer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES WINDMO.UP ACM. OltirlaAt WWI TIMING AND POOLINIWID 00111rANY (1.111122 D) March M. at U, at Basingballotreet —proof of claims. Untie DOWN no Um lions karma. All Mania Col. (LOUTIND, Yank IS, at Lea's, Aldermaabary—paymeat by contributories. manners TWITI7ONI2; AT POITITGALSIIIIIT. /16/01/1 NUL OEM COMMWelolla LAW. March 15. J W. I. Palmier*, Artillery.place, M. Lakes, was faeturer of pattern books for this brace sad belt trade—J. Um. Twickenham, clerk le • wholesal• warehouseman—W. ll Perm, Joboatreet West, ThernhUbequare, Islington. ckrk—W. H. Harden, Iligh4dreet, Whitechapei, boot and shoe maker—W. L P. Booty, Longlane, Berniontiey, woollen agent. March 18 1' Hart. Dpltatheidemarbet. rod Middle-yew. Bata . gelds.market gee. agrocer—J. Addead. Allen-road. Cowper rued, trimming seUer—W. Holbrook, Woolwich, gmblican. MORI Mt. 001111111111101111 l 11001101& March 15. W. Hulbert, Mortlake, Surrey, baker—W. Looker, Farnham, Surrey, china and glass dealer—C. Nichols, Omen bank, St Oeorgr'ala.the-Yeat, pubdea—C.llliselley, !Edward's place, Dynestord.med,Candiewell. madam ime-8. W. Bar rage, Abbsymreet, Bermondsey, undertaker. March 16. V. D. Hunt. 1411tosi-street, Dormadmare, commis. Mon agent—L 1L Peacock, Cohorg.place, Upper Kennin gto n. Las. archited—K. Moyes, Bowman's-mews, Bowman spine, Upper iloUowsp, blactsmith —J. Dockriell, Weymouth-mews, We th.street. Portland place, eabalriver—'T. Emden, Wood vetartintr7 lairlison—W. Day, Devonahlreterrace, New Nortit.road. jaws and skirt roaker-11. Hart, Oatordstroet, Whltcchapel. waistcoat maker-8. Joel. Sandy's.ruw, Bishops. gatestrest, furniture broker. DICLARATiONB Or DIVIDENDS. James THOMAS, Abingdon, Berkshire, and Wham. Oxfordshire, builder—dividend of 7s. ad., March 4, and any subsequent Monday, at Canaan's, Baaleghallotreet. 11,4111.111. warrnzu. !foliose. Throgniortorbstreet. City, stock. hanker—lnd dividend of 7d.. March 4, and any subsequent Monday, at Canaan's. Basltuthallatreet. lons WiLsusseparate estate, Old Broad-street, City, bill. broker—ist dividend of tus., March 4, and any subsequent Monday, at Catunufe, Ilasinahallatreet. DIVIDENDS. March 27. H C. Haylock. Litton, Cambridgeshire, apothecary —March 22. J. B. Whitaker, Little Britain, City, cardboard maker—March 23. M. Beale, Oral-street, Poplar. Ironfounder— March 23. T. Booker, sen., and T. Booker, Jun., Mark-lane, City, merchante—March 23. 7'. Jones, Northampton, victualler— March It. J. M. F. Jaquemot, New Brosd.street, City, silk mer chant—March 26. M. R. Syers. .1. Walker. and D. B. flyers, Lombard-street, and Liverpool—Marsh 23. J. Martin, Sedaley, staffonishire, innkeeper—March In. G. Mare, New csalleunder.Lyme. Staffordshire. miller—March 27. W. N. Evans and R. B Evans, Co o, Devonshire, tanners—March 27. J. Ross, Truro, Cornwall, draper—March 27 J. J. Rolls, Cerne Abbas, Dorsetahlre, grocer—March 27. J. Blackmore, Welling ton, nomersetahirs, bulkier—March It 7'. Painter and 8. Palmer, Plymouth, drapers—March It .1. Lord, R. A. Butterworth, and H. Butterworth, Shelf, Yorkshire, dyers--March 23. R. Dawson, Sheffield, muaiceeller—March a. J. Boucher, Blackwell Derby shire. dealer in timber—March 22. T. °orrery, Sheffield, iron merchant. canrienice to be granted, sakes came be shown to tin contrary on or before Ike day of meeting. Much Id. J. H. Smith, Wylii smite Bermondsey, tanner— March 29. C. S. 1711 ma n, Rederoastreet. City; ilackney.road clement. Hackney ; and Norwich, bout factor—March 111 T. Berne., Wokhigharn, Berkshire, ionic r—March 22. O. ROW. son end R. Witt, liennondwyenuare. y. licensed vic tuallers—March 22. It Saunders, Brighton, cabinet maker— March 29. W. Brent, Bine Anchor road and Wllbourn-terraee, Bermondsey, tanner—March 26 R. Bevil, Snow's-fields, Ber mondsey. wheelwright—March 34. T. Jones. Northampton. vic tualler—March IL J. M. Y. Jisourniiik New Broad street, City, silk merchant—March U. Y. J. Skinner. Thorliovplace, llack ne7 designer la embroidery—March 21 M. Robinson. Noe wk.h, litadordatrs, shoemaker—March 22. B. W. Connell, User pool, dealer la Man rurnriasime DISSOLVED. J. A. Baalkid, U. G. Slacturk, and W. Bustleld, Bradford. Yorkshire, attorneys, no tar an regard. O. 0. Marturk—J. Cireen rasa'. 11P13.. and J. Greenwood, Jun., Todmorden, Unruhlre, dray rs—W. Sharp sad T. Barker, Bradford. Yorkshire, hay dealers—T Marriott and W. H. Leszoyd, Bradford, Yorkshire, wisolstapires—T. Newham, Jun., and T. P. Seabridge. Langton, Statlanlshire, Joiners—A. and W. D. M•Nicril, Liverpool, Iran merchants-0. Hodgson, J. U. Smith, and W. Hodgson, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—T. Hornby and J. Utley, Clitheme, Lancashire, brewers—C. L Illtealfe and J. E. Ma. thews. Cardiff, Glamortranshlre, ship brokers—J. P. D. Hudson and T. H. Mackenzie. Turnagain-lane, City, wine merchants— C. M. E. Gartner. J. Mitchell, and W. S. Mitchell, Lower Ashby. street, If orthampton.square, watchmakers—M. Lloyd and W. 'Joys' Halifax, Yorketdet, drapers—B. Barton, D. Whalley, and W. Emmett, Blackburn. Lancashire, cotton manufacturers— J. Clayton, ten., and J. Clayton. Jun., Strand. news ftents—P. H. Wood and W. Broughton, Manchester, brewers—A. Gook and Elizabeth Cook, Plymouth, painters—O. Smith, J. Kemp, and J. & Wright, Birmingham, button manufacturers. so far as regrinds J. Kemp--J. Losh and W. Loth, Batenden and Manchester, calico printers —D. D. Calvert and W. Rhodes, Morley. Yorkshire, scrib blers—Joseph Thompson sad John Thompson, Penrith, Cumber land. drapers—J. B. Behrends, W. A. Nkhols. and M. Ochs, at. Mary axe. merchants, so far as regards M. Gelta-0. Townsend and J. James, Leicester, manufacturers of fancy hosiery—J. Stuttard and R. Bantam& Byerden Mill. near Buraley, lend. shire, cotton manufacturers—S. !lapsable, F. Ashby, and W. Bothamley, Borough of Southwark. hop merchants—J. Has:lngo and T. Gregg, Nottingham, lace manufacturers—E linter and C. Bennett, Wood-street, City—Rachael Hut, M. Hart, and D. Hart, Houndaditch, City, quill manufacturers, so far as regards Rather] Hut—J. W. Taylor and R. Woodward, Great James street, Bedford.row. attorneys—Joseph Dawson, Jun., John Me son, Diary Dawson, and John Dawson . executure of the tate, Jaen* aen., deceased), Old Jewry, City, boot manufacturers. so far as leirar...s Mary Daemon and J. G. Daemon ,executore of she late Joseph Dawson. see, deceased,. W/11.11111 BRI CT. HanlZ; tlraper,l7arebZit the Faculty of Trocuratars' IWI, Ohoirow, MALTIR MORIN.M. Olaßgow, cattle MILISMIRK. March 8, at the Faculty Han, Ohumuw . Wud.inn Semen Piacoct and T/1011111 TODD, Edinburgh, and Boca a-green. Canonmilla, stay manufacturers, March 8, at Dowell& and I,yce's Zoom, lalintaush. A valuable bone was standing near the Beaulieu Railway station es the South Western line • few day j s since while • train was approaching. The animal a greatly frightened by the noise of the train, and Vi ‘ o;i: afterwards fell down deed' its body was opened, and it was discovered that a blood vowel sear the hoart was ruptured, in consequenos, it is believed, bl excitement from fear. ENING, MARCH 2, 1861. NAVAL AND MILIIABY. (MOM LAST GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 1. The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for the appointment of Major-General Sir Patrick Grant, K.C. R., of the ' B,niral Infantry, serving with the Meal rank of lieutenant-general in toe East Indies, to be an ordinary member of the military dlvi aim of the Mat doss, or Knights Grand Creel, of the most Ho . poirable Order of the Bath. Her Majesty has also been graciously pleased to make and ordain a spend statute of the said moat honourable order, for appointing the following oaken to be extra members of the mi litary division of the third clam or Companions of the said Order, via.:—Colonel Rostolph do liana, Sib Humeri : Colonel Henry Rooby Benson, 17th Lancers; Ue 'tenant-Colonel Archi bald Alison, unattached Lieutenant-Colonel William Kier I Stuart. e6th Regiment ; Lleutenant.Colonel John Rosa, Rifle Bd. rade Lientenaut.Colonel Robert MACIROCI Sutherland, Mud Re "intent ; Lioutenant4tolonel Gretna Alexander Lockhart. 78th meat: Major James Henry Wyatt, Military Train; Major-Gawral Henry Macau, Bombay Infantry; Colonel Cohn Troop, Bengal Infantry. Colonel Alfred Shepherd, Bombay Infantry; Colonel Brilliant Riddell. Bengal la fantry : Colonel Thomas James Fischer, Madras Infantry; C. done' Robert Romer Yours ghissliand. Bombay lafantry Coined Witham Reece, Marina Infantry :Culotte! William Henry • Miller. Madras Army LJentenant:Colooel James Whistler, Maim Cavalry Lientonant•colonel John Holmes, Bombay In fantry • Lieutenant. Colonel George Pope, Bombay Infantry: Lieutenant-Colonel John Hale Smyth, Bengal Artillery ; Lieute nant-Colonel James Vetcalfe, Bengal Infantry ; Lieutenant- Colonel Frederick Gnttreuz, Madras Infantry; Lieutenant- Colonel Kinard helm, Madras Artillery; Lieutenant-Colonel I George Sacksile Cotter, Madras Artillery; Lieutenant-Colonel Chutes William Trananhoon, Bombay liagiasses Lieutenant-1 Colonel George Carr, Madras lutantry Lieutenant-Colonel , Samuel James Browne, Bengal Infantry Lieutenant-Colonel John Pottinger, Bombay Artillery ; Major Edward Wray, I Bombay Artillery ; Major Malcolm Scrimshiro Green, Bombay Infantry; Major Frederick Turner Wroughton, Bengal ititaatry; Major William Toil Woven, Bengal Artillery lontir mi = i neral of Samparla 'llastriastat Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals Thomas Mackenzie, Bombay Establishment : Colonel William Sutton, illst I Regiment : Colonel George Marina Juke Reeves, 99th Le lenient : Colonel Stanhope William Jephsoti, 2nd Reel ! meet: Colonel Edward Walter Crofton, Royal Artillery ; Colonel Thomas Pattie, let Dragoon Guards; Colonel Frantis Gregor Urquhart, let Regiment: Colonel Charles Pyndar Beauchamp Walker, 2nd Dragoon Guards; Colonel John Haw kins Gascoigne. Royal Marines ; Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Douglas Mackenzie, Ulf-pay, late of the 92nd ltegiment ; tenant-Colonel William MaeMahon, 411th Regiment; Lieutenant- I Colonel Andrew Browne, oath Regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Lockhart Roes, 93rd Regiment Lieutsmaat-Colonel Fre derick Spume, Slat Regiment : Lieutenant-Colossi Thames Addl. Ird larimeat mot IMF Itesinim Lieutan it Lkodonenant-Colonel William t.Colonel l O d aJzie Ambrose, Barry, y Ito al Artillay; Ueutenant.Colnnel Arnold 111111110,16 t. 39th Realmmit Lieut.:Colonel JamO OMmatamire. loyal Marines ; Lisatiegiet-Colatel Thomas &Woad La; Rik Regiment: IMlDamiDOeiciael Joba Wallaimy Themmt kp li Ugsgard-Olksel 6other twartik Mx" zurz aa rs lismlamastalmei Janos Illtaminso 11, bit (Nardi : Aram Vapor' moor loyal Da , MlT*_ Isigeoliremairal et Nesiplhala William; More Mufr, 'Drawly laiDestar4amiral last4tai Carr* . /I D.: Commtaaary4amaral Philip Tamar. The Queen has haw graciously phased to give orders for the appointment of the mithirotsatiamed allear of Dia army of Iti Imperial Majesty the Emperor et the Trench, to be an honorary member of the military dirisisa of the moosil dam or K MOD Commanders of the Most Hosourable Order of the Bath, viz., M. Charles Guillaume Made Antonini Couzln-Montan . . low General CDiaa. of Divides, Comests-Chist clans hatch Land bona inwrausv, MARCH (—Atm' ?mamma. —Master J. E. Mill additional to the Asia, for 'orrice in the Raman*. Assistant Parameter in Charge, A. C. Archdeacon, to the Nereus. Second-Clam Assistant Engineers J. R. Cooper, to tie Trident ; and A. Thornton, to the Elegant, as supernumerary. Naval Cadet. N. J. W. De Cowry, G. A. Ifsodonell, and T. A. Watkins, to the Priam, Royal. Messrs. W. A. Norman sad il. t eDrew have been Dominated to naval eadeishlpa SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHICSTKR.—ramAT. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. 7 to 1 apt Pram Picard (t) 9to 1 Emp Anatis (t) 9 to 1 eror (t) 11 to 1 Jealousy (off ) 12 to 1 Old Be Bee 4) IS to 1 Freshmen (t) 90 to 1 Redwing (t) 33 to 1 Tom Moody (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STALK 7 to 1 offered on the Field. THE CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 apt Cheri Alois (t) 19 to 1 Mu-at-Arne (t) 33 to 1 Wild Rowe (t) 39 to 1 Butterfly (t) 33 to 1 Wallace (t) THE DERBY. 7 to 2 20 to 1 apt Dundee (t) Big Ben (o 25 to 1 Dictated° 40 to 1 Embodier (t) 40 to 1 Diophastos (t and off) 40 to 1 Ilarikolf t) 50 to 1 Enealey (off) Nothing done on the Liverpool Handicap. NONDAT, Tes NIWWAIMIT HAMDIC tAVEN MEETING. Aram 15. AP of 25 *ova. each, with 150 nude. From the starting post D B.C. (66 subs.) ad:leel;fc;r 3•yr•olde rod t: of the R.M. to the bend of Josh In Air s I Black Prison 6 I Cosmopolite amnions High ?ream 4 Baader /PM Lord 4 Arai bas taa Rupee 4 Rocket°. A wily 1 Stir WElam 4 1 Pastime 31 Hahn • Ebony Donner mid 4 Yellow Rose Moorhen Physician Mountain 11.1 Montane Scent The Mask 4 Velma Parmesan Muthese Edmund Lamm 4 1 Malts fienerd 800 4 1 Hennas Lis 6 1 MINAMor V S GeiMpla 4 AV It Dance.. Viscount Mina Labels Knightsbridge 3 7 p King 3 7 Ru I by King Teiali rafts Zodiac $ 11 lacieika •3 4 P . nOM.. s s 4 4 Nightlife 3 I Wins 1 2 Pa Ca ndeed 3 3 2 2 Mot Mks $ 1 Pomp I 0 Wombat 3 0 813 award 6 o sari man 8 • 0•116 w 6 0 Alamo $ o Robison Owe. 8 13 h a by, West Andra- 11 it Ibio—lady I•elyn liaseisras 3 12 Bayswater Promotion $ 10 Mug% 3 7 16 Rau 3 r e by Voithienr—PDY falls Cress glitch Philip the Falconer 3 7 HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. Feb. 22, M 6 p.m.—Lnstre, out of the Coventry Plate. Feb. 22, at 6.15 p.m.--Golden Pippin, out of all handicaps for which the weights have appeared up to this date. Feb. 22, at 9 p.m.—Pedlar, out of Nottingham Spring engage. Meats. at 11.45 a.m.—Johnny, out of the Liverpool Hurdle frCl). 23, at 9 a.m.—Comet and Evelyn, out of the Liverpool Hurdle Race. Feb 23, a 11.45 ►m.—Harry and Marrnion, out of Notting ham Hurdle Baca. . am.—Rosstiale, out of Innkeepers' Plate at Not tingham. Fch. 26, at 9 am.—Maid of Chesterfield, out of the Liver poo l Spring Cup and Belton Handicap, and out of the Nottingham Spring Handicap and Forest Plate. Feb. 26, at 9 asa—Brandy Ball, out of all handicaps. Feb. 26, at 9 an.—Amy Solna% out of deftest Handicap, Liverpod, and Stud Plate, Nottingham. Feb. 25, at I out of the Little John Stakes, Not. tinghorn. Feb. 25, at! yy s.—Rookman, out of all engairementa. Pah 25, at Lit p.m.—Little Gerard, out of Forest Plate, Not tinOrm. Ilh Feb. fla at 9 am.—Chere And., out of all engagements at rewsbary. Yob. 94 at 9 am: Lancaster, out of Liverpool Spring Cup. Pleb. It, at, as.—Brine, out of Nottinham Hurdle Race. Yob. 27, at 9 ani.—Caliban and Philome l, out of Nottingham V, —Callhan, out of the Coventry Handicap. at —Palates% out of the Coventry Handicap, Liverp_ oo L o o pe rilt ins. MMIL 27, at mew to, out of the 401 Plate, at Liver ppoktprtag. Kinneron. —The celebrated stallion Kinpton died on the 20th alt., at Middle Park 1122 Kea - Th Blau[ t steam shipping during the month now lerable activity has prevailed; sod &add r • on the money market subside, there smears every probability of continued demand. Nora t.the avenge amount of tonnage, both of new and setood-haad slionsose, lees changed hands to replace those *pi brie ealfered in the late gales, and meet the ensuing Eig la. We have again to notice the fact that i F= 7 Meanien have been withdrawn from the misers having themselves found remunerative enp =t • amidtiL vm naturally tends to eshanos the mine df Mesas plog property. la build* eon- MAI wu Iss asitaisg row to mention o n ; most of oar fairly employed. Of freightage • =174 Ilusibeesi has been done, both foe time and alet t l vF ! Good inquiry still exists for suitable vessels from the Lower Baltic poste, at fak rates.— ' ; 7 toni rimier of Years. Alfred Brett and 0o.) (Stamped, I.d. Additional.) COBVOCATION OF THIS P.BOVINON oF ,C4IITERBURT. Yesterday morning the Archbishop of Canter bury attended at Westminster, and formally continued the buaineee oonvoastioa. . . The prt;;;;Lpoitlie Upper House were entirely formal. The members of the Lower House amembled in the Jeru salem Chamber, under the predency of the renemble Archdeacon Hickersteth, the Dean of Bristol, the prolocu tor being still absent. The Rev. Mr. W. ILtTow incumbent of Eft. Mary's Church, West lirompton, mud be wished to present a peti tion to the Upper House, praying their lordships to take into consideration the draft of an amended form for satis factorily amending the 29th canon, which had been under the oonsideratiou of the house. . The petatioe, after some discussion, was received. The Rev. Mr. RANDOLPH gave notice that he should move a resolution to the effect that, provided the amended form of canon 29 be accepted and allowed. steps be taken to re concile the inconsistencies which will then subsist between the new CaDOD and the text of the liturgy. The PROLOCtTOR said he had received a message from his Orsioe the Archbishop of Canterbury stating his wish that the Lower House should proceed with the consideration of the special services. The Rev. Mr. FICIDALL asked whether it was certain that the form sent down contained all the amendments which had been sent from the Lower to the Upper House of Coovecation. °anon Wonnawoeni said he was sure it did not. A long discussion ensued, in which tho clauses altered by the Upper Mouse were coesidered. Archdeacon Damson moved that the alterations sent down by the Upper House be socepted by this house, and that the schedules prepared by Archdeacon Randall accom pany was agreed to. Ambdeaooe Sarthromn moved a resolution in favour of committees of both houses to prepare the draft of a hymn book, to contain also a paraphrase of the book of Psalms. Archdeacoo Randall, Canon Wordsworth, the Rev. J. Joyce, and other gentlemen having spoken upon the question, The house adjourned. WELSH CHARITY SCHOOLS. Last night the 146th festival of the most honour able and loyal Society of Ancient Britons was celebrated at the Freemasons' Tavern, MajorDener.il Wood presiding. The company included the Lord Mayor, Lord Dyuevor, the Earl of Powis, Viscount Dungannon, Mr. Banbury, M.P., the Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, Sir Thomas Phillips, Sir P.. Cunliffe, Mr. Kenyon, Mr. Welsby, Mr. Propert, and Canon Jennings. The Society of Ancient Britons was founded about the middle of the last century, and its objects are to afford the children of Welsh parents food, clothing, lodging, and a useful industrial and re ligious education for five or mix years. The site of the charity was for many years in Cray's-inn-road, but about four years ago new and commodious premises wen erected at Ashford, at a met of about 20,0001. The new premises are capable of affording ample accommodation for 200 children, but owing to want of funds the actual num ber in the establishment has been limited to 165. Since the foundation of the charity very Dear 3,000 children of both sexes have been educated and provided for. The chairman, after the usual loyal and constitutional toasts, made a strong appeal on behalf of the charity, seve ral of the children having been previously intro- duced to sing an ode which was composed specially for the coossion. " The Prosperity of the Welsh Charity Schools" having been boooured with a truly Welsh enthusiasm, the other toasts of the evening followed, namely: "The Chairman," proposed by Lord Drievor ; "The Lord Mayor and the Corporation of the City of London," proposed by SirT. Phalli ' and responded to by the Lord Mayor; "The Vice.Presidenle of the day," proposed by Viscount Dg/noon ; " Lord Dynevor, the President of the charity , " proposed triy th• Lord Mayor i " Tim Karl of Povris and the Vice-Prondente of the charity," proposed by Yr. Kenyon, and other official toasts. The sabecriptions, including her Majesty's donation of 100 guineas, 50 guineas from the President, and 10 guineas simnel entecnption ; 50 guineas from Lord 501. from Leal Tredegar, 50 guineas from Sir W. W. Wynne, 301. from the Earl of Powis, 20 guineas from Viscount Dungannon, and 15 guise.. from Lord Vane, amounted to about 1,0001. The musical arrangemeutswere mostelficiently carried cut by Mime Eyks, Miss Cole, Mr. Lawler, Mr. Canning, and Mr. Sidney Nagler. HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISRAIUM Or TN/ Comm BROM/TOIL —At the quarterly court of the governors of this charity, held on Thursday, the Rev. Sir Henry Fonlis, Bert., V.P., is the chair, the report of the committee of management was read, stating that nearly 200 inpatients had been continuously under treatment; but the number of new out-patients relieved had been greater than in the corresponding quarter last year. The unusual severity of the winter bad rendered the shelter and com forts of the hospital doubly welcome to those who had en joyed them, whilst it bad also immensely increased the pressure for admission—so much eo that the number of approved applicants on the list had been much greater iai than at any homer time, nut even excepting the period when nearly half the hospital was closed for want of means. The committee gratefully ac koowledged teeny kind end mucleneeded additions to their foods, and they 000tidetitly expressed their reliance upon the further help of the benevolent to enable them to meet the constant and heavy demands upon the resources of the charity, which is wholly dependent upon voluntaramistance. Information of the following bequests had been received since the last court :—The late Joseph Listing, Esq., 1001., duty free ; D. C. W e bb, E sq ., 1,0001. (payable only in the event of greed-children Da at. Seining the age of 21) ; d. C. G. Williams, Emq., 101. ; Wood, Fag., 201., paid ; Robert Main, Esq., 500/. ; Mir Mapletoft, 3001., duty free ; Miss Frances Edwards, 100/., duty free ; Lady Elizebeth Wathen, 30/., duty free ; Miss Roberdean, 501. The number of new cases admitted as in patients since November 20, was reported to be 196 ; ditto discharged, many greatly benefited, 160 ; ditto who have died, 25 ; ditto new outpatients, 1,353. The report having been adopted, the vacancy in the office of president, caused by the lamented death of the Duke of Richmond, was filled up by the election of the Marquis of Westminster, K.G., a viceepresident of the institution, and a warm friend of some years standing. A vote of thanks to the chairman baying been passed, the preceedings terminated. METROPOLITAN BOARD OM WORKS. —The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held yes terday, for the first time, in the new offices in Spring. gardens. The board room is a very large, light, and com modious apartment, and seems to be well arranged and adapted for the purposes intended, except as to acous tics, which appear very defective. Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. The financial statement was presented, which gave the following cash balaoces is the bands of the treasurer : —Current accounta, 70,4701. Is. 11d. ; deposit accounts, 90,0001. ; total, 150,4701. 3e. Ild. Government securities, New Three per Cent. Annuities, 32,969/. ss. 4d. Cheques ordered but not presented :—lssued, 1,794/. 13s. 2d. ; not issued, 11,928/. 4a. 10d. ; total, 13,722/. les. Mr. Carp maid, after • few observations, moved, "That the best thanks of the Metropolitan Board of Works are due, and they are hereby presented, to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and the Corporation of the City of Loudon, for the accommodation so liberally afforded for Wiling the meet ings of the board in the Column-chamber, Guildhall, during *period of upwards of five peen." Mr. Bristow. M.P., seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. Mr. Deputy Harrison said, as there were several hills now before parliament for the purpose of appropriating the land in Victoria-street, Farringdon-street, lie thought it pre seated • favourable opportunity for this hoard, in conjunc tion with the corporation of the City of London, to try if something could not he done towards making an ins provement of Holborn-hill, and get rid of • longstanding evil in the City of London. The chairman said that the bills were already under the consideration of a committee, who would, no doubt, take cognisance of this subject, Mr. Deputy Harrison add that might cause so much delay that it would be too late to proceed with their opposition. After some further cooversation, the subject was deferred to Tuesday, and the board adjourned. Tax limas Antis.—The Tribunal of Com merce was yesterday called on to deride • use arising out of the Mires affair. MM. Levy, Cochery, Calveteltognat, and other directors of the Roman Railway Company, cited Count de Germiny, es provisional administrator of the raisse Genertile des Chemins de Fer, and M. Mires, to show cause why they should not provide the company with means to fulfil its obligations, as the Cerise had undertaken to do. They stated that M. Mires bad entered into an engagement with the Roman Railway Company to supply it with the capital it required, by selling from time to time its shares and bonds; that at the present moment the company was in urgent want of 2,000,000 f. ; end they therefore prayed that Count de Germiny sod M. Mires should place that sum at their diem:mai, or that the company should be autho rised to sell bonds to that amount or to raise a loan on it of them, and to do go at the risk of the Causes des Chemins de Fer. M Mir/4 caused • representa tion to be made that, being detained au secret in the prison Mazes, be could not confer with his legal advisers, and should not therefore interfere in the matter. Count de Germiny prayed that the application might be dismissed, for the memo that the ARMS end bonds of the Roman Rail way Company, proposed to be sold, belonged to the Cain. Generale dee Chemins de For, and that the former had no right to deal with them in soy way to the prejudice of the latter. The tribunal, however, decided that, as the placing of the Cable des Chemins de Fer under provisional adminis tration had prevented it from fulfilling its obligations to the Roman Raffway Company, and as the latter wee in pregs iog need of 2,000,000 f. to pay works in come of execution, it might borrow that sum on deposit of it. hoods, the rights of third parties being reserved.—Golignani. [TWOPENCE. TES FRAUDS ON T!/ h.' COMMERCIAL BA %6, John Darden and James Holeroft wore yester day brought up on remand berme Mr. Henry. at Bow-atreet Police-court, on • charge or being concerned in stealing various large sums of money the property of the Commer cial Bank 41111 The prosecution was cond uc t e d, as b e f ore, b y Mr. Hum. phreys, jun. Counsel were eoppal for both defendants-- Mr. Sleigh, instructed hy Mr. /tritium, fur Holcroft ; and Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mr. Baylis, fur Dudes. Mr. Humphreys stated that it Lad been thought neces sary to submit the books to a strict examination, with II view to ascertain how much of Holcmft's account was k genuine and how much was fictitious. The matter was in the hands of the eminent Accountants, Messrs. Quitter. Ball, and Co., but the examination was not vet completed. As far as they bad yet gone lie should lay the rebuke before the court. _ _ -- Mr. Thomas Dyson, clerk at the Commercial Bank,re , examined—l produce the cast-book. On the 3nl January I find that the sum of 661. 9s. 11d. is entered in to the credit of S. W. Hooper in the writing of Mr. Little. one of the cashiers. Ido not find • cum of 66/. 9s. 11d. en , tared to the credit of Holcroft, or of any person but Mr. Hooper, on that day. On the 7th January 1 find in my own handwriting the sum of 151/. Bs. fd. entered to thy credit of Hampton and Russell, who are linendrapen in Leicedermluare. There in no such sum on that day to the credit of the prisoner Holrroft. On the 14th January !find in my own handwriting the credit to Mr. William Hale of 149/. fie. 1,1. I find no such sum entered to the credit of Holcroft. I also produce the ledger. I turn to the ac count of the prisoner Holcroft in that ledger. I believe it to be in the handwriting of the prisoner Durdeu. Nearly , the whole of Holcroft's amount during the montholJanuary, I should my the whole of it during the month of January, appears to be in the writing of Darden. On the 3rd of January there is a sum posted to Holcroft's amount of 661. 9s. 11d. On the 7th January the sum of 1561.85. Ed. %posted to hie account. On the 14th there is • sum of 1491.65. Id. to his credit. I believe those aims to be all in the handwriting of Dorden. On referring to the account of Mr. S. W. Hooper, I find an entry in Dur den's writing of 664 98. Ild. to his credit on the led of January. On referring to the account of Messrs. Hampton and Russell, I find in the prisoner Durden's handwriting en entry of 1561. fu. 61. to their credit on the 7th January; On referring to the account of Mr. William Hales, I find on the 14th January an entry of 1491. 6s. Icl. to his account. ' produce the panabook of the prisoner Holaoft I find at the opening of this years balance in his favour of 69/. 2s. fkl. The account for this year opens with that balance in his favour. It is so entered in Durden's handwriting. On the MAN pegs of that book, under the day 3rd January, I find an entry to Holcroft's credit of 661. 9s. ILL, in Durden's handwriting. On the 7th there is an entry to Holcroft's credit of 1561. Bs. 6d. Under the 12th, 1 and a third entry to his credit of 149/. 68. ld. The previous entry is the 12th, and the pert entry is the 15th but there is no date opposite to the entry itself. It is in burden's handwriting. In the cash book I And no such sum entered to Holcroft's credit on the 12th. I know the prisoner Holcroft from seeing him at the Bank, and have repeatedly seen him receive that pass book at the hank, from myself or from the other clerks. Hsi used to leave the book to be made up about twice • week. He generally left it himself. but sometimes his wife did so. The book being left to be made up was made up and handed to him on his requesting it Crossexamined byMr. Metcalfe—When a customer comes in to pay any money it is entered at 000 e in the cash-book. The cash is then pared over to another cashier, it is placed in 'Can, and the person who receives it enters it in the wuter book. A printed ticket I. handed with it, and the entry is made from that ticket. One clerk, sometimes two, are employed on that duty. Then is no further entry from the waste bodt, but it is checked that evening. The ledger keeper tithes it from the cash-book. The entries in the ledger are checked by being read over with the cash-book by the ledger-keeper and a junior clerk. Mr. Metadfe—Do you mean to nay that the person who makes the entry is the person who checks it? Witasse—That is so. Mr. Metcalfe—What, he checks his own entries! The witness—Yes. With the wisteria of the junior clerk!—Yes. What junior clerk? Not the boy who sweeps the shop? —A youth who has beau a couple of years in the office. Who takes the ledger—the person who made the entry 1 —Yes. And the junior ins the cash-book?--Yes. It is not always the rme clerk who calls over!—Not always. Mr. Henry—ls it anybody's duty to check the cash-book itself !--Osly by_conspanng it with the ledger. Mr. Ha Mr. same eyes do not re both books!—No. Mr. Nettalfe—When the items are added up and a total entered, does anybody check that ?--I think it is recast the following morning, but I am not quite certain. Mr. Henry observed that many of these quark= could probably be more readily answered by Mr. Chauncey, the manager. Mr. Metcalfe said he wanted to see how it was--how it could possibly be, that the enormous sums which bad been alleged to have been withdrawn from the Lank could be so withdrawn without the directors knowing snythiug about it. Mr. Sleigh—How long had Mr. Holcroft to account at thebank ? Mr. Dyson—l cannot say. Mr. Humphreys—l can tell you. I think it is about eleven years. Mr. James Legg—l am a partner in the firm of Quitter, Ball, and Co., 3, Moorgste4treet, accountants. I have been engaged in investigating the accounts of Hokiroft and 'Auden at the Commercial Bank. I have not as yet had time to complete the investigation. On the 3rdof January, subtracting the amount of 681. A. ltd., and samoroing the balance of 691. 2a. sd. at the end of the year to be correct, the account of Holcroft will be found to have been over drawn to the amount of— Mr. Sleigh objected to this calculation. Mr. Henry said whatever was in the peas-hook was evi dence against Holeroft. Prom time to time he bad left It to be made rep and be must bo aware of the nature of Si *lntents. If there was a false entry he knew that it was • false entry. Mr. Sleigh fully admitted that any entry in the pass-book was evidence against Holeroft, but not any calculation based on an hypothesis arising out of information derived from other sources, such, for instance, as the admiioions of Dar den. which could not be allowed to prejudice Holcroft. Mr. Henry ruled that the question related entirely to the entries in the book, and was therefore a question which might Jbe pot. Mr. —Amman the balance from tho previous year, which is stated at 69/. 3. To., to be correct, and de ducting the 661. 9s. Ild. I find his account to be overdrawn on the 3rd January to t he extent of 2S/. Ss. 4d. On the 7th January, deducting the two sums of OW. ifs. 11d. and 1564 Bs. Gd. the account is overdrawn 57/. las. 4d. On the 14th, deducting the three puma, 6G/. 9s. 11d., 1561. 85.111.1.. and 1491. 6s. Id., I find the account to be overdrawn 2034 17s. 7d. Mr. Humphreys said this was all the evidence he proposed to offer to-day. He had now to apply fur a remand, to give time fur further investigation. Mr. Henry thought this reamnable, but the case ought to be closed at the next examination. Humphreys.aidt&c;;;da be impossible, owing to ' the length of time the investigation would require, but he would endeavour to abridge the proceedings as much as possible. Mr. Sleigh said he should entirely abstain from making any observations on the merits of the case at this prelimi- nary stage of the Inquiry, but he should ask the magistrate to admit his client to bail. He was a respectable man, and could provide substantial bail. Mr. Henry—You were nut here at the lint examination. Now, unless you can give me some explanation of the eheqaes sad promissory notes ill his writing found on Dur den, I will not admit Holcroft to bail. Xr. Sleigh declined to go into the merits. Mr. Metcalfe applied for Darden to be admitted to bail. It was not a question whether he was likely to be convicted, bat whether he would surrender. Mr. Homy would not noceipi bail to any amount for Durdeo. Both pruionere were remanded in custody. WarrznaLL. Fan. 25.—The Lord Chancellor has appointed Bryan Waller Procter, Ewi., to be an hope ntry and unpaid Comseissiooer in Lousy, in place of the Lord Lyveden, who bee resigned.—Gozette. ANTICIPATZD LOCI-OVT IN SOUTH YORKettlitE.-- The relations between the colliers and their employers in the South Yorkshire district are at present is a very un settled state. The men at the Woolley Colliery, who hare been out rather more than a week, still continue on strike. Summonses for the ejectment of such of those as resided ha the cottages of the proprietors have been issued, sad were heard before the magistrates on Wednesday, when warrants of ejectment were granted in 32 cases. The Wombwell Maio Colliers are also out, end so far as we hear. ll:iota wi any likelihood of immediately coming to terms. Thg aim% of the Victoria Colliery, bolooging to ti. Sutcliffe and Cl*, remained out on Monday, owing to some liil.lllltre ar e Z is t themselves, which it was expected would soon be The impression is that eve long another general lealtArat will take place. 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