The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-22 00:00:00

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Adler tatim m o n i o l between I.MIRPOOL mod 1712; 11 NR L and 301002 f. Orb:eon ships calling Imi= bed end *idea eftooseta era Tiot SA pas or Oedr * elawarme li ere Ih ere espainbed le ell boa Abierpork M f orap i i sy SOMA. NSW Eli iaterday April IL AIM far BOSTON , CUBA. for 2111 W YORE, Se= May • hew seroungere aad geed' tor t o sad Havanna& to Wondered at 14ty. York to to the penearion of the fed Sete sathorttler, on board tbt ILYA& Condos. =cusp Incladlei reward% Ste and prortaicok MI oboe or Henn:—To Helga: and leetoa, eidel cab* 01; micend eablb SIR To New York. add oabia, A*: owe odds. Lit Wept to RAO; bob* sed Wee Tartu AS =o . slid .. Lades ; por set. pebree..-.Ampli to & room. 01. cid Conte. and Mee Harm de la loose, Yob ; B. sad J. Bum, duchananeree. °brow : D. el C. heave Quipeaftwa : or D. and O. Mosier, & Water. droe *el* will now be loaned **hoe the production of the Import Wee* Abed. THE COLONIAL and GENERAL LAND CREDIT COMPANY (ballad). IDeorpoistird node, " Tbe Computes Act, ISM") Ca 41.0•Rela tit AM asses of Ea mob. First Woe SO.OOO ,baron. mat, Li par sh o e co applicatioo and Ate cm allotment. 110 cdl to mad La per man. m mom lamest. of Ws than three swab& DOICIOIS LAD 111113131311 01 LOCAL COMICrITOS. W. J. 11061, (Rum W. J. and A. W. Adams), Bt. biseVplaos, GailiWilkurch•greel 1. Brow, Lg. (De Kock and Broder), Pieter Maritabmg. Poet Nalaillierof the Natal Bank. newt Care, Rm., Roomate-areet, Chairman of the Albion • bah L Mom, lag., mamba:it, Parearatth. 11. Oseboroola. Bag., Roargateetreet-buildlngs, Director et %Cal a,. Bank. kaa Isg merchant, Blsbc=metrati, London, Di mply sod Banos Ames Rallar. Lg.. merchant. Bloemfontein. 'J. P. ana. Lg.. DUrtan, Poet Natal. "OK Rate, Lg., match.* Newtonian. minim Blooms bin Lab. Nethley, Em., J.P., Drew. Port Natal. Jam Namilml. Geargerlad. Lomberd-dmet. late baba of the ens Council a the Cape of Good Hops. blamer, Em. (Ream Baumann Brothers and Co.), Bloem fontein. fir W. Seth, Bart., Carlton Chtb, Director Veneraela Railway l ea ra, Km,. Wslbrook.tatUdimp, W . brook. B. O. Van Mama Grinnell. Tank er, and Co.).?. Land. tabillatreet, P. J. Vsa Dar 1t L Upper Hydeepark.gardene, Dirac- Prortnalal I.l kr Welch. Ikq.7l77l.sa, C =ratitl. • Dam smiles= will °martinis the Local Commlttom Mimi& Load°. Imperial llaak, Lothbary. Natal The Natal bank. 801,1070/A—Mairs. Wllldasoa. Stevens, and WUldnasa, MA DOM= —Mama 1111.. mt Brothers, V, Ckangealley, CorakilL AVDl7o23—ilesira. C. F. Ilemp. C 1013414, Ford. and Co., Groaltsm-elmset. Bararreal :pro 74424—Mr. Thomas Back talloto-2, at. Micheal's-boa" Conddll. PROSPECTUS. This has been loosed for the purpose e t a i f atTytcD She It l L Coloalesand adjacent territories the bast Ist and Credit Company. The swamis increase i ts s irr s elc u olonial produce, Sliders abeolti es for the transaction of business relations be hest tbs producers and the various magnets, and to assist in lesinsisat of the vast resources of our colonial depot- Siena The immediate operations which this Company will undertake are-- Ist. The investment of capital in the purchase of land, with Se rise of selling at improved prices or leasing. as opportuni ties offer and in assisting emigrants desirous of settling upon Ile Company's lanat fad. The advance of money secured upon the mortgage of had, and upon other approved securities. The current rate of kderest in the colonlel for suck ndindod Mks from IQ 1I out,; 030 as such capital can be raised to Enema by the Mopes upon their debentures at 6 and 7 per cent., a Mrge pet nth be derived from this branch of business Vol The transaction of agency business, In the shipment and eile, ea eondgement or otherwise, of produce : la the purchase, mie, and management of estate; in the liquidation of the wines of persons deceased and in the investment of monies lain whiS departments of business It Is confidently anticipated Oat perms will largely avail themselves of the agency of the Sik. The herring of the Company's notes in the colonies (by =liras large profit will be derived), and the transaction of plural banking sad financial business. This Company has entered Into preliminary arrangements for somlaition of srtmerous estates in various parts of the =of Natal, about 300,000 acres in extent, and has aloe se" about 1300,000 acres of land in the best parts of the Ones Free State. The purchase price of the above land is feet 6d tolls. per acre, payable, one-fourth Inman, and the ii=in debentures. the colonies is daily rising In value, owing to the hms btu of sheep farmers, who are attracted by the 'bun fildlastursse and other advantages favourable to stock farm ' MI le proof of the large scale upon which transactions in had are taking place, it may be mentioned that during the taz 1563 it appears Irani the government register of Se Orange ree State that sales amounting to £4,6,t0S were registered. The estates pnrchued by the Company, many of which are Seely occupied by luck masters, comprise some of the lined, puke and agricultural lands, which will enable the Company to eget peat inducement to emigrants to settle upon Its properly. 21Nse lends may be leased for a term of years, with option of =Lon long credits by the tenants within the period of their s allowing them to employ the whole of their capital is stocking and cultivating their farms, while the Company will te Steed a handsome rate of interest upon their original hp l i pending the profit to be realised upon the payment tbe se•money. A further source of profit will be found adva..ces on improvements, nu the annual clips of =oh and lathe import of live stock from Europe, all of which Wass are exceedingly remunerative. The transaction of trust and executorship agency business will rem • mast Important Item in the profitable operations al the Company. The nasal charge for such business is us per out, upon the real, and S per cent. upon the personal property. UMW with an isdditioual 5 per cent. upon the aroma amount realised by the liquidation of the entire estate : thus, the profits of inch ageraties are very considerable. Several Companies are bbinvation to Natal, the Cape, and other colonies, for the kassictioa of such business solely, and their shares are now at a of from 60 to 129 per cent, as may be seen from the Ailment Name of Company. Paid up. Belling prices. Soul el Isadore £5OO 0 .... £OlO 0 anocistion for Administering Estates 187 10 .... 373 0 Central &tate, Be. 2OO 0 .... 232 0 ?oft Elizabeth Guardian sod Trot 1 10 .... S 15 Natal Assurance and Trost Company 5 0 • • • • 6 10 As yet nu company has been formed for this purpose in the finny Free State, though there exists a very extensive field for sub sum, and the possession of a large amount of landed lireferty in the country will confer upon this Company a very ameendine position in the confidence of those who have such Sims to transact. Ile Company will be in a very favourable position to set as bikes or agents for the disposal of the large quantities of wool SASS In the colonies. i.e., making cash advances to the fer al= 'pea the seeerity of their wool clips at the high rate of in bred usually charged on such tninactions, and consigning the Sol to its agents fur sale In England, chargiuf the usual corn , Vise upon such agency. oEstates at present purchased by tbe Company being In Africa, busbies will he at first commenced in that Ca ...Y. Out the Company contemplates an extension of their ope. =Vona into the other Colonies ea favourable opportunities pre. Mat themselves : Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania, being root rowing countries, are especially eligible as gelds for the Seeds of the Company's business, and preliminary usage. Nein to that end are already in progress. le the meld of no allotment being made, the deposits will he Warned in fell taints of the Memorandum and Article of Association can be ken at the Company's offices. ~obtained for shares must be made in the annexed form, to =obtained from the Brokes. and at the oMees of the Company. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL Thia elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil la universally in high repute for IL unprecedented success during the last sixty yenta in promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey. strengthens weak hair, cleanse. It from scurf and dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. for children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful heed of heir, while its Introduction Into the nunnery of royalty, and the high esteem In which It is universally held, with numerous tes timonials constantly received of its emcee), afford the best and surest proof, of Ile merits.—Price 3a. &L, 711., :Oa ed., e q ual 10 four small, and tia per battle--Bold at 20, Hatton-garilen, and by chemists and perfumers.—ask for Rowlands' Macassar OU. THE PHOSPHORISED NERVI/TE TONIC. The new chemical 00111billAtiOli of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Quinine, Iron, ht., containing all the essential conetitnents of the blood, brain, and nerve substance. Great pkiksophleal and chemical research hat led to the disco , of - this invehtahle remedy In its present perfect state, agreeaals to the palate and Innocent in its action—still preserving its wonderfal propertles. affording immediate relief, and permanently curing all whn suffer from wasting and withering of the Demme and mescalsr tissues, total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive derangement of the system. It regenerates all the important elements of the human frame. vi As phosphorus Ina stale of nature illumines the derbies, so the exhausted frame revives when impregnated with its electrical properties" Prices: Its per bottle, or four Its. bottles In one, Us and to cases metalli ne, three Ls. bottles, 5.6, which same LI Ifs., packed securely, and sent to ell ports of the world. London agents:--Clearer, leOzfordahnet : Hooper, 4g, Willistaatrest, London dge Prost. ne. Strand. IRLICOLONIAL AND OVIERAL LAND CREDIT COMPANY (United:. APPLICAMI MAIM To the Directors of tM Colons' and Genital Land Credit Company (Limited'. Gentlemen,— Having paid to your bankers the sum of ""dt, I hereby request you to allot me shares In the shore bamd Company, and I agree to accept that number of shares, or " 1 7 ISM ameba:that yon may allot me, subject W tbe Idensoran wth and Articles of Araociatlon : and I hereby agree to become amber of the Company. and antboties you to enter lay name tat& neither cr members of the Company In respect of the which may be so allotted to se. DitSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER ; savertaning remedy, procured without say ingreetsat, from the recipe of Dr. Soett, will be fend Wallahs to all who mire from bilious tad liver complaksla wind. swank giddiness, dirchsese of the episode. 1 1 := eastivase" se • but fly &veriest usedkbse, sad es • maw at LkITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active no lAset. Obey sirs troll eat:4MM ; sand la sod w, ,...Princitle i lte labiate , which poseseste an the seolidaa esatarel to th e stamen, they crate woad* slisiestka. of without liedassaera—Mr. O. JOZZAII, Preach sad stressithea the whole wigwam Wetwa—Sold brl lift tliVia.--sa +market. prepares Syrup sad sMe of Lase beck 8. Elsa Wunsact, Clurtairerose. we ley mast lee lettuce,. recoremeaded by the )(Wks! Profession for dreadets la It 114 sad UM. is eare leads tee Du !tidy, asthma ronehltia sad 'debug affections. Syrup. M. N.: elslirsilibui PM The g m " bui " un i nsa h. lid. and ft. W. Pita, by post, law. sad paw Elia " Maim Labor annold on the Muse. Nam In tun Address In MI Frotesslon or Diver*dos, Date Signature the T IM RUSSIAN (VYKSOUNSKY) IRON WORKS 001IPANT (Lla 1. To be Isowparated under tbe Maned ALA of IVA Capßal antROIMP tKete *lll. of MS owl Newest Woe IRON shares. Deposit LI on appittotbel sod /4 en Motown Beyond width tt fa not Intoned to Son than Si pee ahem lie call to mooed Li per Ire, nee to be nob at Intwvals et leo Rum tree moths. nOUPOTOWIL W. Austin. Nan. Onmotor, " Metropolitan IMO Arthur O. Chapman, am ilitreetor, "ante. =l7. t NM 0 3 .1 IL Corr van Mr Mama Oahe Jades, Tribunal et orstamon Threw"ls). Odessa L ily. H. 11.1.0.1. (Dlreedsr. "Dank el lesdon.") Oseossi 'treads (caulks's% " Ilsesbay sod liarodA lisilwar). Km A. C. Hobart. A, isiimisotaro. Jobs Mullett. laq. (Dltsdier. • Owen Marino lassislos Cam Plan SIIMIPITINDIffIe illolllllll—ebariss Kattbial, EP. Bidszas—Bask of London, Theesdassdirstadst, sad Chula& BOLICITOIS—MOIRS. lidwards and Ce...labarstreet, Wed minder. Biolo/I—Yeses. Rotdos, Barbie stmt. , sad Dailey, Threadneedle- AUDIVOIS. Moors. C. F. Hemp. Cumin, Foed, and Co., 7, Oresham•steed. lobo* Was 6q7,4 Uresicirtschserorcureov. 11401 Man arm tem.)—Oeurtesayclorbe. raq• 06ose-11. Great Wirmiestaratreet, Oid Broadetreet. • 210 Carman is formed tot the Fames cd soguirlag and ermerading the esti-bows' into worts. which have halo netablialied and la successful operation for toes period at is Zooid The estate, which corms an eras of 406,000 With scree arm elnielne 86.000 hthatMants moat ermated ea erfable river Olts le Sows Mao e 0 Nast ), sada MGM boom ad the vailment asmily lrougarod crab Momow. flea groats at the mesa% Irmo mount to about GRAM allow friables Ohara MOM Meribig) per Lamm, subject, however, le a nentlethia of 72,000 rouMas, being Interest at 6 wont.. aml Maiden farm on a debt of 1,100,000 roubles due to the 800 sZazvernment, thus leaving a net annual profit of 1!X006(L80,000). By arrangement with the proprietors, and n or mortgage to the Compsoy of their reserved = c l i rt i° the eitam, 87.006 ambits (111,0001. beta about 7 a maten per MOOD upon the whole capital proposed to be up, Is guaranteed to he Ant paid to the shareholders et the Company : of the rondos profits (378.000 roubles at 149,0001, three-fifths will belong to the present proprietors, and rowittkos to the, shareholders, for a period of $7 ream Thus on M estimate of the profits at the present time, and without eraddiabe the Improvements likely to result from an increase et ereti, a tri l dmi tz uf shout latim to be p:r ne arom spor =,llilisaits no account has been taken of the Ante n upon Strussaseture of steam esittion, boilers, de., and it Is midi paled ast by the introduerma of further capital and the de velopment tithe works, the returns will be more than doubled. ti Y `waded to create a sinking fund for the purpose (0 re turning to the shareholders, at the expiration of the thirty seven years. wise the Interest of the Company wilt sew. the whole among of thecapttal celled up. Oa the doterndratien cd the beau the peaaeietors Wad thanselves to have a minutiae made of all the property above ground, and after deducting the presort value, to pay to the Company ormhalf of the difference Meath Thus, In addition to recelvion a highly recommence dividend during the thirty-seven years, at the end ef that time the whole of their capital will be returned to the elisrebridars with a cossiderable bonne. Plan& of the NW, mad weeks, the engineer's report, and other documents en width the above statements are founded, may b.lameeled at the Mime of the Company. Applicatic no for shares to he made In the accompanying form. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit Will be minuted in full. Should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for the deposit will be made mallet:de towards the payment no allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the applicant. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares be obtained at the offices of the Company, and of the brokers. and sollcdtOr& POIN OP APPLICATION 101 I.IIIIIIL (To be retained by the Bankent.) No To the Merton a the Russian (ifylntonnty) Iron Works Corapshy ,Llaittwt. Goatlesase,—Haviag paid to your Benkres, the sum of A being a deposit d Al per share as shares la the above Corshiwy. I hereby reemei that you whl allot me that number, sad I sires to owlet sorb shares or any lass number you may allot to me ; arid I swell to their= of Cd Per stare on allot sat, and I authorise re to russet my name oh Use teglater al members for tle amber el times Oohed to me Trisma Nan" la idll - iv - iambs Dabs , INA. THE RUSSIAN (iTYIESOUNSKY) IRON WORKS COMPANY (lAselled). NOTICE IS HEREBY °WM that the BRAME LISTS of this Cowpony wiR be CLOUD THIS DAY (BMarda)l. the 22nd Ind., for London, and on MONDAY neat. the 94th Ind., for the country.-117 order of the Beard, OOURYINAT CLAW fieeretary. Oflces, 9, Great Wthebeeteretreet, 016 Broedetreet, April 22, 1866. • CHARMING our BOOM Muir peddled fehajwon sad Ball), crown OM gat eagm. Prim M. ,tree hy post for 65 slaropsl 4to Ultima roes kat paper, los. Id. (by post for 140 rtseepe). T HE BOOK of PERFITICICS, by Room with above 260 Illustratlowa "Owe of the curiosi ties of the sessou."—blorniug Post. A delicious book."-Btut. A really elegant sod sweettramelling volume. --Court (Uvular. Beautifully got up, and moot Interuting,"a-rglleg Dark,. Osseete. To be les4 of I bOoksellere, or of the Author, fig, fitsead ; ltbr SAgentetrest ; and U, CaroLllL London. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURAN , I.: COMPANY to now conducted 4 City Bank Cbambers, No. El, Threschasadleetrect, wbere tics Company is prepared to receive proposals for Maras Insurances at Übe arm' rates. ARTHIOS, JAMIts DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. OBAM. Secretary. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSIL WAUGH sad SON. I sad 4. GOODOZWIZINT. W. BROWN BROTHERB. PATENT CHAIRS sad ammo, Barrack Perallere, Tnowles. Perassa- Iwo; lb., If PRIM ODNIIIDZILABLY DK PICCADILLY. Catabinis BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new baventhon, so admirably eentrtud that a WI butt, u well es manse orb, may be ratted or tilted on it without labour o f trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment OM* meet limpid Auld by no possibility can be disturbed. Price (b., Ifs., 14a., to suit 44. 8. and it gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more lot beer or sour wine. Prim 4 ed. ditto, electroplateg ea—Apply direct to JAMES ILLNLOW, patentee, le, Lig Vrilliematreet, Mansion-house. Ate that Ms name and ad&ese are on every article; all others ars undone itnitationn linguviess gratis. listablibedlBllo. JC. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets . and bons ether PRIZE MEDAL PAILATINE CANDLES. SUPPLIED TO HEE itaserra GOVERNMENT. sjC. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires earls tr tar= Plrolbal'esiangiiallsiaan7 candkatick. and T C. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self - fitting , H ard a, • CHAMBER CANDLES. for cleanliness. safety from OM and economy. THEIR NAME fB ON EVERY CANDLE. T C. and J. FIELD, Upper Mush, Lambeth, . manatacturers of the eetebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP: manufacturers of the New Patent Hard, 8'1(.114111g Chamber Candles: manufactures' of the Pets. Medal Panetta Candles, AS SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. TIAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; 15peratate, Is. 6d.. seemed pentane. Is. ed.; eperm, Is. ed. and L. gd. , ate British wax, ls. 6d. ; transparent wan, le. ad. Belmont wax sad sperm, ls. ; German wax, Is. 3d. botanic wax, 19. ; eetapodte, 141., 91., sad the best, 10d. ; metallic for Palmer's lamps, gd— MAMMA Sed. 111001d11, ; best Cohn oil, Is. ed. per gallon yellow soap, 80a, 40e., 445., and 411 s. per 119.1ba. mottled, 480. old brown Windsor, Is. gd. per packet; common brown Windsor, Is.: white Windsor, Is. 4d.: Is. Id. ; glycerine end almond, Ia per bar—tor ash, at Id. P. DAVIEB and 60NlY old est Wished warehouse, at, fit. Martiaolane. Charing-6nm. Landon. W.C. COALS. SUMMER PRICES. —GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Best smelted Ruston coals, old yard seam ;as supplied to her Majesty), Hs. per tog t Ruaboa new, 20s. Wall and Bench. ISA For cash. Orders to RITABOR GOAL MANAORR, ORRAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Paddington. TRX OXFORD. - FAUST, _ORPRIN AITX 1211111% died Lades LA Cilleminsgirl.—Pdediel terarlllamidur Lamar% las met lamb Senor Lad am sappodad by a land sad Mona °caramel. disidelad by Mx N. JONGIBILLIaL XVIII( IL PARIs. —The GRAND HOTICIs Boulevard des 01.11.111116. Place do Bowel Opus. OPPedte the Mae dela Paa isad seer the Irleateee. have been armed dace July, lea It costar 700 bed.reeera Priem Irma ate NIL ; 10 drowtoteocata tame a to SOL ; • maw welds el dints. Mfg IMO Sip pima sad na wbet a = is • table Whet* at di O'clock. Dinners sad Weak fade are awed ►le site la the ealwpromes, ea wen m In the aputmenta There lea reading-room, with the best leen& ad ferette Papers and patileatiods, a swide-room, and a &twin ned' Mr the me of travellers without any additional ohmic There are Oleo baths,lollßard-rocesa, masking dime, Post-Onot; cabs, carriages, sad eaUdbelea pies to BM railway Madam The urvista speak an Maidegui Thh superb hotel, pesarleg that modern luxury and oration can combine, sad situated In the most tashicomble part of Pada, is rtgeomasended to the Mien- Rea of Marone:a ladependently of their two noted', the Conammalebezeohilidre W established an eatessive private lmskled Honer as the Bouleva a rd dee Capacities, opposite the Rotated* of the Grand Hotel. kin teadltet may ruble ea In their own private ma dame. ad alters they may rayupoa finding the Missed comfort. FLOWEIL HERDS. POST BRIM la 60 SO 26 16 11 VIM VIM. WM VP" MS. M. s. & S. & a. 4. s. d. 6d. 4d. &mask e0n1 ... ._ II 0 10 0 II 0 .. 1 4 .. ... SO 0 14 0 .. 7 0 .. 4 574 '.....1 .... IS 0 11 0 .. • e s e s , irofisas mit same mei mm4o4; canapes.. moue. w.c. M ESSRS. SMOG sod MANTLI beg to intone their nennereas customers and the public that the wised* ef theft PhtlfalinMS is )IQW Orli& They reapectfully Unite ea laspectiois sod comparison ot the Nlew Mock, which consists of the choicest NOVILTIMI that could be obtained both in the home being `Ni ls market present moon. Their pur chasewassuelly tkelarty solicit attention to several new prodactions la Plata end Peary Bdka, Fancy Dress Matetiab, Mantles, Ribbons, rereeols, loom. TAMMUZ, *4., Ise. & and M. We beg to inti mate that the reaminingportion of the Salvage Stock will be told at en enonnous 11140612011...4, & and 4. LMoseterequare, and 0. lakeitar•drest. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. kW:4IW DUBOW= COSAIZA 81811VI8. six for do Good wield theta (our No. SC la all saw SW. the bradawl% unequalled for excellaroe aad cleapaes. Priced Urn, with taZ particular', port trart—RODOLZB awl Co.. shat nakare. is. irtiae-lano, COMM-ROW Zdiadliblideowan. Oit park trartaa/a. THRESHER'S KASHMIR FLANNEL /tt~,..it—lkidway by TIMMINS sad GLILN NY, Out door to lomorbottoe. Strand. Loodon. GSTLIIMIN'S DRESS . — No. 105, &rand. — HAMILTIoN and UPTON.II Tailors, barite an ratty lii sc 0. of the /JIM SPYING GOODS, which are non nod/. el flereciata always on Mai tor primmest inn 106. MAIM, OPPOOLTII UST= -NALL NOTHING IMPOSSIBIAL—The greatest and stoat awful lamentlon of the day. AQUA AMARILLA. Meagre. JOHN Wahl:J.& end Co., Throe Llies-mart, Lomberd street, Londaremen to bee Mayesty, rapeottulp oiler to the =this marrellona fluid, which gradually restores the hair to pristine hee—no matter Mobs& apt Meagan Maareas has none of the properties of dyes ; it, on the metrary, la benetcial to the system, and when the hair la ones restored one application per month .111 keep it In perfect colour. Mee al in. per bottle, or in bah bottles, 10e. Id. John Omega mid Ow We been appointed perfumers to ILL the Phnom of Reim—JOHN GOONSLL and Co.. CRIUT TOOTH PASTE Is greatly superior to any tooth pooder.—To be had of all per tamers, chemists, and M the manstaotory, l& Three hleposart, Lembertiotreet, London. NEW NOVEL BY TIM AVTIIOII Ia Or . " LOOT LENORE." Me. This day. van, LEFT to the W ORLD. John Manna and On., In, reat-iti•st. CERA? IDITION OF BINRY DUNBAR. This day. In 1 vol.. with lrentispiece ea Vignette Titlngege, in cloth, price la , nations wish the Author's previous Wads; HENRY DUNBAR. By the Anther et "LADY AIMIXVII Sloiurr," Do. John Maxwell sad Co., list, liesnarest. CHEAP EDITION 07 ELDIVILLE CEASE This day, In 1 vol.. Troalimpasor aad Mists Tlth►pp, as., SACKVILLZ CHASE. Julia Maxwell and Co.. HE Irleat.atzest. DR. OULVERWELL MARRIAGE Its Obligator, Rapplaan, . a pp ts. Pries ts. Yana, °Grabill :or Author, I. Onat Ilarlborosgbalosst, Loam LITERATURE. A Manual of the Dontestie Practice of Medicine. By W. B. Ksersvas, F.R.C.B. London : Long- M&1111 Domestic handbooks of medicine are like manuals of law for non-professional people ; if they trust to such guides in all cases they may be led into very grievous errors, but if the books be plainly and practically written they may prove eminently use ful in cases where professional advice is unattain able. A manual of domestic medicine should deal only with simple cases of illness, or derangement of the functions in which speedy remedies are most efficacious. Where the disease is more deeply seated or more complicated no book should supersede the trained skill and experience of the medical at tendant. The little volume before us entirely fulfils these conditions. Mr. Kesteven does not intend it to take the placeof professional knowledge and help ; he has written for cases of sudden emergency,where timely precaution and simple applications either arrest the evil at the outset or effectively prepare the way for more scientific treatment. There are besides these serious cases many of a milder form, which may be treated succor fully by following the directions of Mr. Kesteven, without further medical assistance, and this is a very great boon to multitudes whose means will not permit them to consult the doctor. We are all more or less quacks as regards our own persons and families. We treat ourselves for 'light ailments ; we prescribe simple medicines for our children and servants, and we seldom pause to consider the nature of the symptoms with which we have to deal. The pharmacopoeia of a family seldom extends beyond one or two drugs, which are administered on all occasions, however different. We should feel rather startled to learn that the castor oil, the rhubarb and magnesia, the Epsom salts, the ipecacuanba wine, or whatever our favourite panacea may be, which was salutary in one case might befull of danger in another. Mr. Kesteven will guard those who read his book from such errors. Any person may understand it, and the most self reliant of us may derive benefit from its lucid practical wisdom. NATIONAL RZPORM Lange.—A numerously at fooded meeting of this newly formed political association eau held last emoting at St. Mestia's-hall ; Mr. Edmued Beale., president, in the chair. After sons* prelimiziery business, the chairman brought up a draft of an address to the people of the United Kingdom. setting forth the prin ciples and objects of the League, which were to obtain an extension of the franchise, based upon a residential and registered manhood suffrage, protected by the ballot, and asking their support thereto. The address underwent con siderable discussion, and after some verbal &woodwinds. was unanimmody adopted, and ordered to be adveruesd, printed, and circulated throughout the country. On the motion of Mr. ()binary an address of coodolenee wee pseud gad ordered to be sent to Mrs. Cobden, sym pathialog with her and her family epos the great low sustained by them and the censer, generally by the lamented decease of her husband. A resolution was also adopted, pledging the League and its members sot to sup. port any measure for extending the suffrage not bided upon manhood, while, at the same time, they would not o ff er any a ctive opposition to a measure falling short of that principle. Arrangements were then made for holding a great public demonstration of the League in London, prior to the meeting of the Reform Cadmium at Manchester in May ult. After the tramaction of lime routine business, including the appointment of a Mending committee, a vote • tbaaks to the chairmen colieladed the bosiarim Lifilionr SIIIVICIL—(By Electric Telegraph.)— w inc hed, Ireland . April 2L —The logger Peep o'Diiy sank this mooning ea the Denier Bank, user Wexford, in a heavy use. The leigeee wren of six men were fertimately saved by the Noralme Lifeboat, belonging to the National Life. beat Inaltlsitioa. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (imrna's Iscanams.) TEE ILLNESS OF THE CZARKWITCH. Irfcs, Ann. 21, 11 eat. Yesterday evening the state of the Czarewitch excited much uneasiness, but the patient paned a better night, having slept. The Czar is expected to arrive at noon to-morrow. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Ana 21. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Boggle announced that he had applied for a war rant for the arrest of the witnesses who had given evidence against the deputy Baena in the affair of the Monarchic Baliana as he had proofs that their depositions, showing that the latter was the author of the libellous article, were false. The debate on the bill for the suppression of warm& was then resumed. Signor Bonghi spoke ' in favour of the measure, but proposed, together with some other members, that an exception should be made in favour of those religious bodies who employed themselves in the education of youth, the care of the sick, or in foreign minions, as well as those considered by the government to be of public utility. INDIA. (aT mawr OVIALMID TILIGRAPIL) BOMBAY, itrau.ls. Cotton tending downwards. Dhollerah, 260 r. CALCUTTA. Arsu. 13. 71b. 'hidings, 7r. 2a. Exchange on London, 21. Oid. - CHI/CL SHANGHAI, Mama 9. Tai-plng is reported to have been captured. Haug-chow and Ying-thou-fee have revolted against the Chinese government. There is nothing of importance from Japan. It is said that the port of Hiogo (?) has been opened to foreign trade. Ma Sem) CANTON, Mama 15. - Grey shirtings and water twist unchanged. Total export of tea to date, 110,625,000 lbs. Exchange on London, 4s. 60. SEIANGHAI, MARCH 9. Tea unchanged. Export of silk to date, 35,750 bake. Exchange on London, 611. qd. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Union Company's Cape Royal Mail steam ship Cambrian Captain Will Ladd*, arrived at Plymouth yeslerday, from Tiam able Bay, March 15, St. Helena, March 24, and Ascension, March 28. Her oargo omelets of 11,150/. specie from Cape Town ; 6501. do. from St . Helens ; 30 MC s of ostrich feathers, valued at 6,0001, i 3 ones et iewel ; 3,000 bags cop :it or • Of bales wool ; 83 os seal skips; 198 tales skins ; 36 casks wine ; 47 tusks ivory ; 70 packages sundries. The Cambrian experienced very tine weather throughout the voyage, but had head winds from Madeira to the ChanneL At the Cape there was no political news of importance. The Eastern pro viso. members were, however, much annoyed at the Governor having convened the parliament spin at Cape - Town, and they had threatened to obstruct every measure that was brought forward, in order to force the western party and the home govern. ment to agree to a separation of the provinces, The rumour that bad prevailed in the colony, that the home government contemplated the con version of Kaffraria Proper into a penal settlement had been authoritatively denied by the High Com missioner. The Portuguese government were esta blishing a convict station in the Mozambique country. On the frontier matters were rumoured to be still unsettled, but there did not appear to be any fear of any war, involving the colony with the natives. It was still said that Kreli was persis tently endeavouring to induce the various native tribes, both within end beyond the colony, to unite with him in an effort to regain by force the whole of the country be formerly occupied, and a portion of which was recently re stored to him by the High Commissioner. But this rumour, which emanated from British Kaffraria, did not obtain much reliance. An affair had taken place in Kaffirland, near the Seabee, between a party of the armed mounted police and a body of Tambookies. Four of the Tambookies were killed. The war between the Hottentots and the Damaras seemed as far from a settlement as ever. In the colony business was in a healthy state, and public confidence, which had been much shaken, was again being restored, especially in the western division of the colony. Tenders for the construction of railways from Cape Town to Malmesbury, from Cape Town to Worcester, and from Port Elizabeth to Graham's Town, had been called for in the colony. Tenders for rails, bridges, and such like had been called for in England. The Wynberg Railway wee working very satisfactorily ; the passenger traffic upon it was very great. All differences between the Wycberg Company and the Wellington Company regarding the terms of the lease had been settled provisionally, subject to ap proval by the London directors of the latter com pany. The Union Company's steamer Saxon arrived with the February mails on the 11th inst., in 28 days 16 hours from Plymouth. A compli mentary dinner to the officers of the company was given by the Cape Town merchants in the Com mercial Exchange the evening before the Cambrian left. The news received from the mines of the Cape Copper Company during the past month had been of the usual satisfactory character, and the yield of ores in no way diminished. In the Free State the news continued favourable, and the Volkarsad had passed a unanimous vote of thanks to Sir P. E. Wodehouse, for his exertions in the settlement of the boundary line question. THE WRATH= AND THE CROPS.—In the West Midlands spring opens in an exceptiooal manner. The winter has been a molt protracted one, which, bined with the taunts of the root crops generally last year, has put farmers almost to their wits' sods to provide fodder for their stock. They have bad to report to the use of oore to an unusual extent, sad this they were en abled to do on account of its cheapness. In the lest fort night the weather has changed from told east winds and frosts to went and dry sunny days. Rain was much wanted, and its advent on Raster Monday, with the exoespenimeet of thunder and a soft south breeze, was most welcome. The effect upon vegetation has been most remarkable in the agricultural counties of Worcester,Hereford, and Gloucester. Fields brown ten days ago now present a brilliant green aspect, and hws have suddenly put on their verdure. The w heat, gero which was hardly visible during the dry weather, has linos grown sufficiently to bide • Mrs, and barley end beans have sprung up as if by magic. The autumn sad spring sowing of grain has been the most successful ever remembeed. Farmers our every hand agree that • more favourable seed time they elver recollect to have aspermeced. Should the present Bne weather continue , vegetation will be in quite as forward a state as on the average of years, while every crop her at present a most healthy appease*. There is now • good crop of pees foe ewes sad lambs. Hops are 'bowleg on the stools in Hera tordabire sad Woecedenhire, and polling has oommeeced. The pleura tress stein biessons, and preemie • very promising eppeeresoe, some el the trees being literally "as whitest; aslieet:' with blossom. Apples and pears are more scantily bloomed, and an abundant crop is cwt to be looked forefeet the eztascedleary quantity grown list year. Potatoes het wall, and • peat nay have already been pleated for the present yew's mop. The Ryde wad Shanklin Railway will, it is impeded, le speed to Vastest In July mat. THE BOMBAY MAIL. By the arrival of the above mail we have *deices from Bombay to March 28, and from Calcutta to March 22. The renewed preparations for the war in Bhootaa are said to be on a scale sufficient foe a ten months' campaign. Substantial bniklinip for the shelter of the troops in the Dooars are plaaned for, and a lath of rupees . has been placed at the dis posal of the chief engineer for that wpm. Ue- Dual Tytler, since his appointment to the com mand in chief of all the Bbootan forces, has been taking great pains to survey the whole country with the view of forming some comprehensive plan. On the 17th March a telegram was re ceived from the general announcing the retaking of the Bela pees stockade . This was accomplished by a rapid escalade performed by the 19th Regiment Native Infantry under Captain Rattles. The British loss was five killed and fifteen wounded. The Bhootan chief 'and fifty of his followers fell. At Dewangiri the Bhooteas are yet stockaded in great strength, as also at four of the pions ; the whole force is estimated at 6,000 nien comprising the supporters of twelve rajahs. "The organisation, resources, and determined spirit of the Bhooteaa promise (says the Times of India) to make of this little war • *tory tough business. The limitations imposed by the home government on the ultimate scope of the Bhootaa war have been announced just in time to check the heedless clamour for annexation so popular with a portion of the Anglo-Indians in Bengal. Probably, great firmness on the part of the home government will be required in order to restrain men of that class in case military operations prove suooessful." The Indo-European telegraph line is in good working order, telegrams of the 24th March having reached Bombay on the 26th. The necessity of another telegraphic line between Bombay and Kurrachee, in order that the Indo-European line may be made more available, is daily becoming ap parent. One day recently so many European mes sages were awaiting transmission that Colonel Douglas refused to receive any more telegrams of any description. The Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal has takes steps i to abolish the revolting practice of hook swinging at the ckunsidc native festival. The government of Bombay has adopted • rule, to the effect that both covenanted and UDOOVO• nanted servants who on the plea of ill-bealtb desire to retire before the expiration of their term of service, shall appear before a medical committee in order toustify their claim for pensions. Four Hindoo merchants, indicted at the Bombay criminal sessions on a charge of bribing some young telegraph clerks to purloin messages for them, have been found guilty, and each sentenced to six months' imprisonment, and to be fined live thousand rupees. A regularly organised gang of forgers has been apprehended in Bombay ; and an investigation shows that each member, by an ingeniously con trived system of division of labour, contributed to wards forging and uttering allotment papers of some of the banks and financial associations. NAVAL AND main= (110 N LAST MORI'S gums) ADMIRALTY, Ana 19. Commend: Thomas Beard hasbesa placed on the retired hat with the rank of captain. ADKIBLLTY, Aria 21. The following flag promotions, dated the llth instant, lave been made in coesequenes of the death of Bear-Admiral Thomas Headmen, oaths 10th blatant : Captain George William boogies O'Callegnaa Mb* remsAmiral. Retired eaptaisa : William Kaightoa Stephens, George Henry Parity White, William Windlsaas Hamby, to be retired rear-admirals, node, the ',striates' el the Orders in Council of let Aural, 1860, sad 9sll July, 1864. Ttijlt:,ll owing flag promotions, dated th e 13th instant, have made in consequence of the death of Vice-Admiral Sir John lll'Dougall, H.C.8., on the 12th instant: — Bev-Admiral Hoe. Edward }toward, on the reserved list, to be vioesidintral on the same list ; Beer-Admiral Sir Alexander Milne, K.C.8., to b. vicoadistiral ; Gavials Charles Wise to be rear-admiral ; retired Rear-Admiral John Monday to be retired vice-admiral ; retired Captain David Peat to be retired rev-admiral, units the provi sions of the orders in council of lit August, 1860, and 9th July, 1864. Aelautavvz, APRIL 2L —Naval Cadets (semi sated).- -F. L Langdale, A. F. Graves, W. H. AL Douglas. sad F. C. M. Noel. PORTSMOUTH, Ann. 21. The Supply, 2, iron screw store ship, Staff Commander Chas. Bowden, has strived st Portsmouth, having been in collison about ten miles ott at. Katherine's with the schooner Bradtecholtne, of Goole, Captsin Sinoffett, front Birkenhead for the Tyne, with a cargo of machinery and coals. The schooner sank about tea minutes after the collision, bat the crew wets oared and brought into this port. The Supply, which wee bound from Woolwich for the Mediterranean, lost her bowsprit, sad bad two plates stove in her bow. The collision took place about tan ' o'clock this morning. The Urgent, iron screw troop ship, Captain L. H. Hen demon, arrived at Portsmouth toda y from the Channel Islands, with a portion of the 6th brigaded Royal Artillery. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has arrived at Portsmouth, to holm t the garrison and fortifications. Tai VICTORIA CROR3.—WAIL-OFFICR, APRIL 2L —The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her in- Unstop to Gooier the decoration of the Victoria Cross on the anderreenticieed midshipman and seamen of the Royal Navy, whose claims to the same have been submitted for her Majesty's approval, on account of the gallextry played by _them during the operation in the Straits of Samoa° Saki, Japes, as recorded against their names, viz.:— Mr. Duncan Gordon Bops, midshipman of her Majesty's ship Eoryalos, and Thomas Pride, captain of the after. guard of her Majesty's ship Earyalus ; date of acts of Moray. September 6, 1864. Poe the conspicuous gallantry which, according to the testimony of Captain Alexander. C. 8., at that time flag captain to Vice-Admiral Sir Augustus Kuper, K.G.8., Mr. Boys' displayed on the asesiou of the capture of the enemy's stockade. lie carried a colour with the leading ...literacy, kept it is advance of all, in the face of the thickest Sr., his colour4ergeaate having fallen, °immortally, the other dangerously wounded, mad he was only detained from proceeding yet further by the orders of his superior officer. The colour be carried was sir times pierced by musket balls. Thomas Pride, ' captain of the after-guard, the survivor of the two °oleos , sergeants who supported Mr. Boris is the gallant nigh which be made in advance of the attack, is also mom. mended for the Victoria Cross for his conduct on this oc casion. William Seeley, ordinary seaman of her Majesty's ship Euryalcis ; date of act of bravery, September 6, lA64 for the intelligence :and daring which, according to the testimony of Lieutensot Edwards, coromandiog the third company, he exhibited in entertaining the enemy s position, and foe continuing to retain his position in front, during the demos, after he had been wounded in the arm.— Gaterte. INSTITUTIOX OF NAVAL ARCRITICIS. Mr. Alexander kilshie, of Belfast, shipbuilder mod Board at Trade surveyor, whom " end-ou" system of naval con striction has received the candid consideration of the Admiralty authorities, in consequence of the facilities it is said to present for moisitiog the heaviest guts in the ships designed by Mr. E. J. Reed, the Chief Constructor of the Navy, has been lately promoted from being an 'semis* to be a member of the Institution of Naval Architecte. Mintorumwt BOARD or WORKS.—The Metro politan Board of Weeks met yeetsiday. A report was brought op from the Streets Committee stating that in their opinion it was desirable the Beard should consider the general question of commove and open spaces, and pass such orders thereto as might be deemed Decessary. As there was a bill for the sodomy of a portion of Wimbledon Common at present before parliament, they suggeeted that counsel should be instructed to oppose the bill before the select committee. As it was probable that the chairman of this Board might be called upon to give evidence before that committee, it was most desirable that the Board @lambi discuss the principle upoa which they would be guided es oath questions. After some discussion the matter was referred to the select committee for oossideration sad report. The solicitor reported that the Commando'. reed and Hoibera lmpearreineut bill had remised the anal moat, and he promoted • of the est. Mr. Newton moved, " That the wag formal - order be pored, authorizing the Streets Committee to take all steps taining possession of the lends sad required for the Cassinercial4wad and Holborn improves's/nu net ts be refereed to the Massie Committee to asiothio for • loin foe amain tie aboveinentiosed improvements." The main Ina agreed la. MIL JOHN STUART MILL FOB The following letter, from the Deen of Westmin ster, bee bees seat to as fee palinodes : Desseey, Weds dem, April U. 1865.. ffir,—l bare to Wok Pea Is year Wet of the 86, is whisk you do ma She homer of asking me to bosom a member of the occinintee for esearrisg UM Mara of Ws. John Stuart Mill is Westminster. I fell that it would sot be omapailble with my sege. mob or ray aloe to take easy stash motive part is the Wansiasise electies m world be involved in • compliases with yam zoned. Bat I had already eisierminsd to jive my support to Mr. Mill, in ono be should fad It consistait with the views ezpressed la his lotast le come forward sa a candidate. sad I km* that dm diatom of Wonitoziostoe F aire will win fee themedves OW reedit al returning to par liasamt so dietkgrilaksd • ropremaistive ea the Meng walla, so honourably to himself sad to them, he his est hr timm• --- I yawl% eh, nor °Wiest eganat, Jabs S. Men, Esq. (Rigout) Annus P. fluir.of. You ere at Wm* to make ass al this Who as Ws s Wok t TO Tat DITOR OP T IZIIIIIO4 Br ,—Allow me to selmowledge, through your esteurs, 1a addition to the preview Ib4 the fellewiag sebeeriptisas towards Yr. Jabs Burt JIM rebus tree.! =pow :—Biory Belk laq, 101. ; Hr. Ostur Tudor. 11. ; Dr. G. Dards* 51. ; Dr. 0. Depute,* 51. ; Amiss Batumi, Sq., M.P., 10k; Ns. K. H. Willi, 11. ;K. Tm. lore, 10s. ; Maelegae Obsesten, Esq., Q. 0., 101. 10s. ; Mr. Hass, 10/. ; Yr. Webber, 11. ; Mr. Pike, 11. Is. ; J. B. gmitbAsq., KT., 51.; Dr. Brewer. /4;0.0., per J. S. Sem. 1/. ; Hr. atiaked, 21.2 x. ; B. Fiume" Esq., file ; T. Bed. bra, lieq., IW. ; sad Rev. Lithe fresplara, Si. 1 'bell be ebvi to maim, as early as pauslis, proteins from afire triewis.—l am. he., LULU BEAL, Hem Bea 2170. Piar.dlll7, Area 21. MUILIBINTATION or Kaaade.—Tbe liberal party is Bestaire having; saamumed their intention ofputft forward three candidates at the new sieetime—y, the Hoe.• P. P. Boson* Mr. J. Walter (the sitting mem ban. and the Hon. George Craven—the ertmertatives have had a meeting, at whist it was decided that Mr. Thireta, the anus= of the (3oPermitive Asseelansa, should inviee LieatiOnonell Kr Charles Roma, Bart, T.C., to need ea the third candidate in that teterest. Mr Merles Rummell has esseented to coated the runty in sonjasotios with Mr. Eieres, the lilting member, sad Lienteaant.Colonel Loyd Unary, V.O. RITILIMINTATION or NOUS WILTS. —Mr. Long has issued en *dares' is which he annoucces his insertion, on the diseolatios of the present parliament, to retire from the repeenonbatios of North Wilts. For this his we antedate bus beim prepared. They, know that be has bog wished, in consequence of his deoliemg health, to seek the mare so saraelarl to hint ; and they know also that nothing bat the most argent entreaties of be. Mends would have Wooed him to hold hie seat up to the preempt time. The boaosrabl• mambas is s conservative. EarIIIIIIISTATION or Kieo's Lilac.--Bir T. Powell Bs tom, to ma Wrest bawd os Theweday to she ninon of King's Lynn, says "I bars beg felt that I should sot be soak's, a doe retool for the kinder. I have received from sly friends In Lye. if I were to outlaw a esudidat• fee your winos without very good prosp ects 01 sase. After a careful examination of the lii of a votive, my ad visers are convinced that my election Is far from certain. Wishing, therefore, to re l ieve town from the sago . awe of a vexatious sad e sseest, l have ratide TAP g . a;Q oaaTioio (101KID° 11 4 my • nilffealarserarlorr 01 fridai.--dAliff Pia; Wass have sow epplied themselves 0091 more to tbi TM& set eat for them by the dlootaties. la South MM. the ssestreative anise members. Mx. J. W. Pon Wet- Regina sad Mr. T. W. goon, have anwanosd their iinseminethe toroth*, and yestesday a were ttse we. held by the steeseestivss et OtsWs Wal. to waiter the ben mode ef wedeln the emergency. Monty Major Bereoford sad Mr. Meant., ILP., will address their coeurvative sup pliers at Ooltheesse, sad on Tuesday they will visit Domino where Six T. B. Winer; the liberal oandidate for North imeer. i. had before them. Mr. T. Sutton Wolters, . has M Ms week nuked an es premien a tesliteses• ea.*, pest it hit hid seg. I parkin. RaraIISENTSTION or GLABOOW. —The Maggoty Herald, is alluding to the failure of the aim of which Mr. Buniesen. *se of the marooned's@ of that city, was the heed, seri :—" An unfeigned being of regret Is expressed for this reverse which has thus overtaken this able and ft. sellese seam Ws are men aware al say parliamentary is a speakable to nosh mess ; and should there be eons, it to be b 00991 that Mr. Buchanan will comply with a win whisk we think is all but universal, by raisins( his seat. by pines off or otherwise till the dose of the usenet par- Smut, which cannot be far distant. We should thus escape that which may be termed a premature or temporary deletion. Various gentlemen have bees named ow Mr. Bushassn's ultimate suceassor, from Mr. Gladstone demsa wards ; bat, in the meantime, it is nothing moos thee ▪ Tan Pzao WAN Oitraen me Bator AND.— Namillo or Smog IS LIVISPOOI.—At the anise OI the synod on Thursday evening, the report on char& tubules and debt ertinction was promoted. 25,0001. had been pee- Weed to the fund, and 9,1744 of the amount Foie up. The committee had offered grants to tie amount of 4,0001., sad louse to the amount of 3,534/. to congregations as the condition that the latter should rams 8,5761., so that the committee would provide for the extinction of debt amount iog to 16,1121. by en absolute payment of 4,000/. For church extension, the committee had promised groats to the amount of 2,0501., sad loans to the amount of SOK, me Goodie:on of the congregations (seven in number) seising 11.7041. The report was dimmed on Friday morning, when • resolution was proposed, directing the committee to make grants to churches for marmosets' in poorer districts, not alone to those in wealthy localities ; but the resolution was negatived, and an amendment passed to the effect that it was not expedient to affirm a penal pried* for the guidance of thooommittee at present. Report adopted. Deputations from the tree Church of Scotland and the Coiled Presbyterian church were cordially received by the synod on Thursday night, sod it was decided to hold the next meeting is the Regentsquarechurcb, Loodco, on the 3rd Monday in April 1866. On Friday, it was shown that the synod fund hail received lees by SW. this year thee before ; and that the sesesionsat of the expenses et the year would be 4321. A memorial calling upon the synod to make a declaration of sib a les to prevent cheeps in the forts of worship (each as nalmody, pestered; in praim and prayer, Sic.), was discussed, and the synod resolved that it wee not expediens to make a declaration, there being Do special ease hem it. The attention of the committee ea the state of religion was called to questions connected with the observance el the Sabbath and the licensing of singing saloons • and the miming for the present year was brought to a close by en address by the toodetatoe. Tors Mar Marti . ..cos. —The annual summer gatherings known u " May Meetings" of the religious societies sad miming promise to be very suareroos this year, for the notices have bees issued of Dearly 100 meet ings to be held between the primal time and the beginning of June. the most important of these meetings are the following :—Oa the 25th inat. the Church of Reglarl Scripture Readers' Society, at the Hanover-square Rooms, and presided over by the Bishop of Winchester. Os the suns day. sad at the same plies, the Home Teething for the Blind Society, presided over by Lord Charles Russell ; on the 27th, the Baptist Missionary Society, at Einar hall, presided over by Sir S. M. Pete M.P. ; on the same day at St. James ' s -hall, the Society for the Preemption el the Gospel will be prided over by the Archbishop of Gurteebory. Os the let elf May the maniac of the Wesleyan Misnomer Society will be held at Euter.hall noise the presidency of Mr. Francis Lyeett ; ea the same day the Protestant Reformation Society will meet at Willis's Rooms, under the presidency of Lord Caliber)» ; sad the Mirth Mietiosary Society at Beeler Hall, with its puniest r shairsisa. Os the Ted the Friends of Clergy Oseporatioa will bold its festival at Willis's Rooess, Hugh Cairns. ILP., pessidlig ; es the 3rd, 'he British sad Foreign Bible Society, at &Pro Hall, the Earl of Shatter bury presiding ; and at the man place, on the same day, the Systematic Bunkered Society. Sir F. Crossley, pre siding ; the Evosgolias- 1 Allis's* will bold a seine at the Fleeniasoe's Hall on the 4th ; on the Sib the Religions Tract Society will men at Exeter Hall, midis the prod decay of the Earl of Harrewby ; on the Sib the Reseed School Cabot will meet at Easier flail, under the meadow of Earl Shaftesbury ; the Peace Bonny will meet on the 23rd, at Fiasbary Chapel, nyder the presidency of Mr. =Pure ; sad os the 1 2 th of Jose Lard Ebavy win over the meeting of the Open Air Missies Society, at Beret's -park EirralleßALL.Ctne performance of the Creatios, anicianeed for Wedaesday. by the Residual Choral llosisey, is assvoidebly panpipe& to Monday, May 1, when Mr. Bentley will make his 3M appeateace is Exetsr- ban this Mr s . The perineum* will be ander the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin, sod the bud bed thorns will cousin of 700psesess. Du Barry's delicious health restoring Reralents Arabs& Food cures, without medicine or 1/10001110191100 orr =piaciudadiersnssl. 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