The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-07 00:00:00

p / -o. ~ • - / -• 1p <-. 4* • .1"--4,0e" r r ESVSPAPF.R . dir .10 ia al • f l it" G4• 24 ' 1 . . . 1 ,11 to.. lea 1.. rentillierlit• r pea,. are. !halt I. h..,r vwr h Vs, 44. VP NI w.. h.,. tts •.. pu•car sr.. offal,' at eater. Letslaab Ileum an it at ite heintatag th e arta l tel teadeney. d tetanal. .111.1 is ..111a. Sine I taottaue .ory ourshishi s arum& t..r Fresah. sperle.l et I .101110,401. 1. • itht. 41. U. 17a. tld . ; is.. ra. la, all nub Ilrmatod as a.ay 4 4 Tuintstiea ..1 ahartaar 1••.11a. at %waif a l 2, 14 se the valu e tall.. off. sad Is Thr prowat prise to that lase rar ‘ 1 market...m*lpm 4. Imek wheat. Pots. 115 r.... J. sad Na 4.359.] (T WOPENC E. AIJEEKLY STICAM COMITTNICATION t o tw YI,RR rhe urritrooL VIM YOU. ame thrt.riti% nAm saw ems rAs beim/ daropstildas I 0•.• loinetel lnn+reentanl..Alp.calllAßM Queettntown t om I , .1k pasengeriarl .krick,.. am W ki(lt L V kgo oti Li r apt. oil. /OR ?OM YORE. VII 1 ioV 11. t LII WAIL M ftinnnoLlY. AN , ' IL VlOgi, Wn...key April I, (Tr y ei ssil IVi Wednesday. April 1.5 And every *II4A-Tllll6 Womfrassity. CAW porno. 1 17, arni it guineas. socomilis to the &COOOlllO. .tail.4l. Toros:4 pn.o.urv. le goiliteas. Istiorttag .11 provisions Ventomge n f. .v 'nand4 art th• Winters /Mates tangled tbr,sie nery Merin. —Yoe further partitslam WILLIAM I'% Watargilreet, Lirtrpuol or to lUYb lead MACMY, ItL king N Illlarn-stagsk City ( tIINSII IRYIIIL COMPANY, Upper Norwood ametwe). 7.) IrrItTNI/2 ATTLIICATIONS kir MARLA In thir Caw piny will be RIMY= AFTER TIMADA Y. the 10th Awl% After whkb the allsolossit will be Immediately made drew, O. TAMPION. Secretary. Karelia Aradoes kw Shares to be addrumed lo the Ilecrekrb M the wed . lie Ike Minn. Ware Mee me Biews, Chimer Alley. renthlll . er lw Mr. ?mks. 14. lath TowereWeek atyt NAVAL AND MILITARY. (Anna LAST Pinata anaßrn.7 WAR-OFFICE, Ann, 6. Royal Artillery-80°3nd Captain Andmw Orr On the mpunurnerary list, to be captain ; Second Cards, Charles a nd Row Rill to be captain, vie. Brevet- kir Henrys ocpn the supriumerary list ; Second Patrick John OarnProll to be captain, rice Vnd=, teupon the mpernunlerary hat ; Lieutenant Joshua l d erick Betty to be second captain. vice Hill ; Lieute• cant John belly Holdsworth to he second captain, vice Campbell. CE for PATMTk 1, Essissnresi, Lincoln's w —Noma DAMS um ausr maim le peo awe Drlladi and „sr and lananasilana rolnesd elkaanan I inlannar &AM gild= NANDOOOIC kr INV (MIK teninsiescirlorkgisc T it % DE .4 Lel-meek re their dr eg nromultrtoo the tiother 4 rur timber tr. 40 ORA'S 4. The dock, mow our{. met. .4 the trade. awl • 1...0.1 1.. eateries-el. n... 1 %ht. *ewes. v. ...siln t • .4 • ...1..11 eture tor. ..lh rii4i.al.le 1.. St. J.ha I Utter the .We .4 our but 1.-.1. pore iistlly fr... 0 the .1 ...... ...shoo,. to mote rr .moll retail purehaleo. noel. rate. and cholar by eb.. vaelteularly that .4 .4 I.oyear. N.. ruNie ht Pim ..d %Vetere Ike& - ourtte anat... have *ahem .4 our 1014 CITValAkr• Of .lale. 11. .I pie... loi g ht el I.te role from the quay. loth Z wove ...hl at foo l N Its. 4& 4111 loalsty, ire .4 Pleas 114147 pre... average al W. S. a:I boo the quay. 7.1. r! 44 le Id. at as even4l.. I PC Olephesta. 111 K p.... It.. lOA W. 10.. angoras tit PK Jobe. ea the I ' lll., ex -1.1 is 1. 4 • At au averages( A aa average el 9.1. I. )l .4 IN. :1., free .4 oertase to N. ea I:reat Northers. ti N., 71,11•.1 an a•erage af recoLlind lu.4atroaa It es .Irtere•rateel ; .ot the rote ebteh they are koreurt to 4. 1 4. a buoys/el its the ;kW eon entasstao.L at Irma W. Ink to to 1,. Sr. 61 he ant. For et.ta•Lant. l eant it•. Hanlworel— eu....ll., and good he* Pitch Ma -Mail —Tto illonmer• cult et O art Newtsear. es both ootorard benimatd pomp, t.. 1.04 mid renolve flak TM maims tram vock to Al het, °commuting witib I. leave New Vvee ow the lath URITISH aal NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL &JP MAIL MUM RHIN. appolnied by MI AdmiltiMY to *IIL Micros uvritroriL .11.1 ?gm voik direct. sad M. tome UWILM7OOL nod &VT DN. Wm BMWs Alpe wtly Mang A HALIFAX is bad sod rweltv pommpti awl her MAJMY's Ddb TM Mowing .41w, rt wet/ ere appwlelett to tell true. VALUES of GOLD. —ItATIEIRSICON and BeIOODEN. for the Wileffetio ef Ole Pa Mk: sad their misirc. • r "r ^o s Illi I 0 Was Um iffOrdeg anuouneemeat re. Ismilithe VALV i Or MA holog l rsded that the late. rads the tsar Woks sad es Is alike protected he the efrce/ettee of oo subject. Gold being Mehl,/ behold ports or ousts. it blew, Uri gold of 93 wale Mr, Is 1105ea44../3 3 113 • aerate .. 41 11 10 worth .1111 {lll 17 coratt. . 3 • It • aerate .. 1 8 31 per mem 14 corals.. 2 IS 71 7 grata .. 1 4 9 U rests. 4 1 II U emote.. 3 13 1 • aerate . 1 1 33 ff anti (*KM 14 wale.. 2 • SI *emus . • 17 11 Morn 3 17 WI 13 carats.. 2 6 0 • gams .. • 14 SI U aerate.. • 14 4 1 It evade . 2 2 33 • watt .. 0 10 71 91 Wale.. $ 10 Of 11 mute— 1 111 1 2 web .. 0 7 1 19 carat .. $ / _ .ll Mew ate. 1 15 41 1 carat . . 0 3 SI 3 "wswww o 7. Its surandemareit. Coventiprdea, W.C., Loom Asap mob of Choi, aiff Aneelhery for Is. each. 12.11. This redieleol clone at II Ls Os issuing. and al gaudy, at 1 'AIILWA. for NIM 1 MIK Moot. litturday, April 14 • T posataar• mad noodo for Norio and Havana. t he M Now Torn on Maya the royal atoll steam ship Karnak . CANADA. for IliKrltN. Ndurday April 11. Art A, Mir N Volta [Amt. Anaanda. April gv Flaw awaraa. aroar‘to be pasationa hat without tram oa olarh ona obtalaal *a hoard —To MAUD* oat Dalton. 4111.4 ..olon. ark: maid nahla ir ll t i To ow N Took sale ratan. att.. nomad aid% A& t So MAMA. annloa. sad Ns. Tort. al par lak sad t per - Mall /MO poroalm. oara oad wow& This.. Osywaiegerrawes tar a !Milani asialtur at namad ebb_ pi!. .aollw to:. D. 1101111. masia—rait pays air Okay lallanusalos apaly So 3. D.. at Hid laseadrartat. Lyman D. Can* Yam. aad It. Mee d* Ilueres. rota : 4; aad I elm% Ilfailoaradreat Olayear 0 Nei C. Y . tjaatiaduara ;we IL lad 0. MIVN. Water dank LivaipsaL :410 101 ‘ 1 011 ZAP and S XPEDMOI:7B sours to Faililsoss (Oren Menses leWA TERFORD sod YORK, ay awns lIII.FoRD MAY . Ind lamp penselli ma annum tens the Y..nnava M New I I Dolly p Is Irstsekel new E3O aat repress. sal II sm. Wird elan train lbs:FtrhtY. TBl ISIDA Y. sad SATURDAY to CORK by Mr sane Liana Itarsi:Zaie7ilni-eiro. i. ilicerlabla. a K This 44 im M licbg4a. ay NM flee woe orisall. TU. tbstehus. Mr. Mr mare alassers laser Waterford daily at 115 p.m aatt awe tort7,ll at orklat. WrAiraday, sot Yr‘lay —Yor further partleabn Ow Railway Illation or to Mrtot. YORD ad JAM . Can iam-dreet. laadas. and Railway Mattes. firm Illtford. Milked Harem. or to Mr. WORRY, Waterford; Illoora. CUMMUIA. lawL FITZROOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACK IT MN PAN Y (Unshod). IM quay sad the pink ir.valarl—Ye Nibs me beds Raw Timanst—iike *eft wawa =Kul . in,,, 1 ,4 11 vve herr se ant., Itial&CToltt. Nan.AtleirilAlN •on Lortl 010910.1 Indrawn lidweie Dam" Ism Umiak I. C. reenee. ley Nape of I r esr aies Deemet, ll l9e9. Jena Celems. lett. r...•••• 11311.81. L amm 111001164601. &Were Colnulit, l l.,. Mimed reaMbes Seq. Ph A Levin... Marl SI P. taus a -Ns J. Lebinsk. Ignite mg On. ilesehee• Lwow 4MA. Limbs. 1146..ales—liewsts. nick 14M. aid Weed. 9, Warstonl -court Lt. onion - 1 -11 r ....- 4 ••B•A T *".. lA•des. INCA OP C AL the lone et 11.9/e wt. ohms el Aloe AU Se he paid.. is) lea no . ti la leer immeho anew al- Mace*. sal the reenelefee at in Ale sseirehe abet elleanent. Thin inengees was inow4 M isephombec.lw midi a sub. ad, of IMOn pee minas, nw the wpm d •81•1111•IdDi • pniel engin, %Omit An.trall., mid the sucerel pratbsso N.. & . a . & Nod tun anewly eannied pedidlng mid milli, nwcwriciel latemcorn• the teem Red seilleneei of nphicy. Attrilleat lwp l, ..w Ilyitt 1• otith, 3••• • Ilfdlogems. " actr " r ccenownc..l .w the 14 Nowcinicer. MIA awl Ms .tatet..rnti....it. lb. 1..n0 Mrs. Meal" parent...a to the weeettil aa.l lot al avvernmeste el Nor 144 l ow the miming. ernereili The snowies reenieemele awl n.in.n, lean mdse linignwtews the seveemi pines ip•- t. I II the Compeers teet nn4 the denim nftmeirc. by lb. urtainsinot .4 milder ••••••••kolka.7a d orre•tatalt.4 as r.wati..• th• myrk.., • am=pol•l ••• rsten4 M In April Mel with VW reinewelleek Naiesdest s the enhonti to amt.** per mom, as which me it al prehiemin tames ee 1111mommi• Ammoniate is Aoharias. M. pm tat.. 01111141111.111 weak 11....—f1. the pteiese o. Ma.—lie Pim • Ihmeevale ewe the ▪ maso re shwa 'wpitis oprefrigabges el oat wrppthe ►.... mbst.l ..1....J of Owl's ▪ Pataiday Mr low • t t.st .may has twee well +R h fIaVIW et Wading., he the book sirsisarl .1 p•••••L IM m r 4. w 1 lbw I. 3..• 0.1" 11. v.& WO prima kr tee sr 1...0w1. Amos,* laws 1S:41. is ilsw Ip.s.sl hut Ashity air W ow& Rog. 1347. mgt. Isom Mr. I Ise woo .4. • MI«. • tr.s.t.. Il miaiy•ivss I ssassis ..Ith..%h is hail ....Al. rh. 4 . , ena • • 4•41. nrampria Thr slaalp Roo a Alfred. 1. UP Wad )t., Sdo harm power . Tor 4•••••111p L.r4 44.4,41. &A loos • 109 bona paws. Tim •aranialip Lad 44.61. Sea tar KM 100 hone power. fie 4•amalip r A1r•410.. kve lama It ,a* harm pow.r, 114 4411 e an 4 slawahlr i•horka Inimapil. Mb mass ••4rlylao M %alum The c.&•• sad stnie.4llll. 1,..14. 900 tor harthea, Now Oft al Vrelthigton Tai collie...col dare .11.1. %la atinz Law. 400 lass laarthaa sow Ora .1 lw deal thaw 4. on. r• retake Is width On am e11ap1)...1 ha. lama ant, {a ...t. t 47 hawing 1111.111111=9. fhe ormed t., voyage,. an. r th. lama Tbro ellabh.haarat• at *pl.) •tol the poet* alf leflvai led la . 44. Zrallaa.t aft tr ati.l hA,.. bees segaalled= " l7nt r i e r•oit4 1.. rat. ala Alltwairli tar tol•lar.• .aa.l 1..114,64U et lbw Cameany WI 90 rrratr.l and of •1• 1 4‘1144 Ira 10. 14•••••14.1.•4, l 4 prnaner 4 th•• trash, aaM Ike walla ai lie sawliat In lbw preeas4 1t5..., hay. t e rra alibi, arlidas•••7. Tb• *rect.^ .•r• rsable4. at lb* 14r4 *nasal awllap , held She lkd 14S•taaer 14.4, in 44 lot. .411% Wend .474 goaL per mime (c ~1 Ibt.mor ta‘ 6 , 4 lta• Ant mine train the pap esul 14 call. atter matins ample prniaina tar depradnlks. repair, Ivory .1. 44 and 44y Ara tam ta a padal4oll I. a mold 4 , 1441.1.4 Ow ••■••• rate 4. th• 9144 lakaishar Th. " . 4 1.1 4 40. Ira Atom' • aliaelked 11411priwaurst lu It.. train.. r•44r. the S 0) tutee each r 144WItt from at. .44unding 441111• vainly of Neo ZeAl..n.l a. ezeimplifte.l In Its. =6.lahla• balk Or ilium trade, trae. showing the relative 421 01 4•111 1 6 balainq awl sheik., during the OM quarters 14 the pars Ws rid Mil: Mamie, L. 4,4m4truct at tbetr I 11.01144 .1.. k lbw *en .nt no••.ustaselr 1.• 11.4 TA. .lrk An otie.. subl 4.0L10 Wow ai 04npkted lb ...b..% sad .1/1 Ir e••••triieteol to the .ns.k the water. kid e.. idt her .+ Pau ♦ND UtR- IM. tinfael. an 00 no. *row.. .4 Itwor invatunabl• f/Ing Ilan In *Ant fenbin chomp, haa. horn 1..114,164 III) {, , gr.rnles, the nu I.m• elh.agth. •n.l rffrtinallp hclarvit l'lns 515...11.1 le 111.. Irrdanonl. 11130. 1053. •1.1.1.1 10 Papeete ...... . 1.1.1. n . ... 253. l'tuttome limillelt_pepodathet of the Colnv. la 1567, was 49,734 : Ia IMS MA.I4. The Mmt ander ettlthatlon. hi It 1. was 19.140 ales tete. 1•11.94.1 am*. (Vile, hi lat. USW : lit 'S34, 1.0 lel Meet, in I.A 3u.wy . b !MS. 1.811.31eL none'. In 1%11. 2.,1111 Isrss. laolt I n.kr the "Mama ...garnet enth the inaperinl Government. g 0..., the Contingtt) On- 1.14.u1nl ......nt, they were Inonnal to .etul lon, ...en I. to perform the vr, e lyante4 f o r. but 1M.4.1111-ttal .4 5..000. and a .1111 further one .4 t.t.::Oth mente.l. mad to I , llAllkqe, of, th e ti.t ~f kt,d w r nett, reenter It necessary t...lespot. h intinsollately to the • /llth Oracle,. of son or !alit t..n. revister. By adopting this cont.,. the .11met0t....11 satisfavtoelly to meet the ed 114.i1 •of the . ..nein.* I Apt.ll) it.. ernes/ trade. and estate hill) pertermlog the comnien• their eot.tmet, agent the eseintes.i •romslat lon to the tolonl•t• The iio.emuseet, b emnsklers. le the l'aettrethy imslertakim: the .1.11t100411 menieet. hay* teffer.ll not to grant ....hohlies. to any .4her vomit daring the tea )... for hicli the pre.•ht 4,01 - at t w.s etetchaded ou the ree..tunt.......tte.t. .4 the .!hectors, the shareh.4,sees h t‘t tl en. 1 , . herr..., lb.. aphid. by Issuing 1Y.300 sham. o a.; ...h. to Is• hills 1e.1.1 1.1. in the manner shotemen. le .e.e.l The e 11... rthe.l n ll l 11,5. stand at ia57.50(1, .1 whkh •IMmia will be 031.1 ~p, busing a11.4„3.00, m at present. I f •htle 10111 .laily 4.r. slO. tali .%ND DILATEIB. Hoerr. DEISM. lb* wt 011 ..at Arcot Laverlo.4 tN /ht,r Ivrry, smilsoll. lbw J. morel. tie wile d G. nr crescent. H)JI part• ..f I 1).....th. Nn K. June.. i.Age, ken*, the wile Ilas•p•te.t. orghtvi th. •Ue .4J. A row. ra. Iwall.er alre.oly a 4•4 ure.l 1.4 the Company will &Eonl a hatelawsre44trithn4 4.44 the ..e.r....re . .:ate pal.' up e.tpstal Calculations 44 pnaperUlte pn4nt Wee inamyry•ary. the experience . ..lth, past a , rtner 4 . 4.nehtvirely pro. ens the re . ratfir 4 . harseler .4 the ti.-I• rt taws: 114.re..ver the 41Irretors have Ineavede.l la • •bomlerahle mita taut In future prtranueri Z r nenoranee. • hue the average at .4 4 •ell I. 4.44 w much lower than thr lath sate Art when It I. rentenllar4.l that these our.titute the tn.& sort haapurtant Items rime-N*l4e aintlnat revenue. It a ill 6 . 4 gs.mir as anreaa.44.4l.le etpeetatien that the earnings 44 Ihoretapaay's fleet fr.4ut their pmarucer WWI iontla tram atom will very sh4elly he .011.k.Lot t.. meat every impairs. lorttrlloi 04qual .44441 Wow 44.4 , 414.1.4.14 bt• lanyhig the sataat.es intaet, .44. J %%MILLI% h, r. try ttmtiratanite for ahem.. In' vitt. In the &Invest , ' ' , nu, to retary. at the l'otanant 11. lloortratr...trrrt 1.• are Iwdd, a.m. anti sba thrnhara W Warnfor.l. raurt. Thragnawintretre. t. LC Each application moat tr art•anpanteal by a pay no. at al ♦t per share. In part .4 the ,r 1 la. par....le *ti •Ilnhosent the carat any number *Mat 211.41e.1. the I, than.. It any will I. immediately rrtornad P Intend at the rate 44.1 per rent per annum is 111 he all . 4 4 , 1 .4.4 all rum paid 1., antaipatOrm .4 call. er , -;erctsses arta full resset• nu) he hail at the c a. .1. E.ll46unth. ttt. 0* • ••••• M A rawlvk room .41 ...tun, WllO. Os 6,1. h rtorrt. .644 nr 4 I /I•44toan .4 Ihr /Are+. laqsAlrr .4 lb We Mr. • ..t.0.4.1-hir , • errh. by t Is he ReT. 0. • 41.1m4 Ilruspolen 4 tat 6 *nark vl. 44 11.1.4 J..ba • (11nrch. 1 UM'S. 0.1), lay .4 1 t lit n•hrl.s. ••• . Chun-lA. Lele...tor. • f ite-htei malita of T IN -1 n.lll ..r Art LN'ATI , 01 1 , 11 MARDI. I- thr Islrr. two of She latcnoioNlal kot al Mail Steam Packet I '..ruiony atleawm.—flan lns 1.1 the .a. of pleads to Verne 1 , 4".• k. Y..nter. c... t.. Ihr cr..lft of the Company. I to. fe4 foe ell a/1.4 n.e • . w .41y.rini of (3 each, orbkh. or 4a.0.1111.4f allete.l. I acne to 'aim, awl to pay all "iktlava.aa la ..f'l.oave with thr terms abratleeed In the tun- , la. IM enlier , ; ol " ba %, Lew. , 0 .. Ny•lb.4lo. . Walk 10 4 . - 145.1.1.. Lr. J " 4 "d Oar. of /If J Ilrn .lair haw, e.hiref.s. awl .fate If n..t ...hernia at 1.. washy the .hl.-It with the beaker. 4 - 4 the Ihi. refits". two.. wrewfoople.led h 7 ebwitio I i the an, .44 .•1 1h. p -it. ws i) I a ...fat I. f.. 4 h. thfr 4cr.14.7 n.wM stud. .h. i• at *I 401114 INTEItrobbNI.%L lIOY.IL MAIL sTE.I3I r%. kr r 'mu.% \ - lorreorr - Tlp• AIL..I‘II. r 1.I• sill Ow TUDiIIiAV. Pith April Mt! /AA. %ORLEY. AP. 14.•-ritale 4rwri. 104.4..., I C.. April t Ise.) it. I erabh. M. ll 94 . r.l4min..larifet • e'r t MU. •vrrf y. W We". • .4N Ir NM• Let%ln (MASTED WITIIIII T LIPt ASIVILANCI I:Art:NAL.. PIT TIM Mt . ll * .%L LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION I!1:0 11 . Grent knasell street. Coyest-gm wi• ea. premism. 'Ell MI (V. Household Fundluste, ine•od •se Irea.4 kr . ke. hopooehs rrOVi.e.l •Ithost 41.1111/7 n". sad w , Mlttrli..ll awls loe usierest. The lame cash atpitai 1 Ma. w”eirai.46 ew.l4. • tb , lumps,* to easraphils teseemil. GL als.o tVetters having Ares blvaiwid without -...ariaitee a/ Ile altrouLtss4 r%prmins. Faille d ... Willy IPSO hshessaion. tree. loserselled n• of • Ihreel•d slis•••4 'semi yet Hc‘air AltigoW, earnmar 7. •tnat.'• lc" •,..171 .1141 e. daoshiel ba „ ,„„.„. • Il*Vid . • Pi"' IL J 4. 4y. -. PFArrACLES, by HARRIS Mid lo *WC •PtIliwo.I.,1411•1, pro wry.. Ilo• *ft SHUT eliment le ttlrM. *ter. ..sb ISs.. ANL VIM ism.% Y t. le. 41..41 I .pmiache sal Itge-Okirem Is M • 11.41 i), pri o • Ham:. 0h... It 3.41 /rev Tll.O HAI 111. air* *wt. s. lora isp.all e 11w 11•1114. %Naomi Leda% ►44.114.1 , ht.. MAYA _. 546 ..i ri"a r••tmet Mi r trian• ▪ Alttl ••••14111lVe ‘1 •kaikaol s p. 1.1 • h... 'tie. 11.. I: 1•1‘101 cirrnal ▪ plants *lam . 14.414. at 2 Itt I .Ir. • • 1.44 11 Ml' ...ler. Th. • • • inal to • I .t• nM 61,4 Lu r k 11'r. Ito 31ra. Tk %lir- .4 Lis erpo.. tog retails .•1 piss lisibu t The ele .4 th.. tlool • %Fr' lb.. *mot •• '4 • s. • ..11, 410..41 I •iser t►e i 4 • I. i.nn. I Igoe sail r •111411 I? 111.1 rat,. • I*, ivirlyr .1 tut 1 .1-• `i Pint lasi urtic nett .4 ,elf 1111 It'd*. lIA .1 !of rat s/ It l . 4& ire Peace wrerege I 'MN tk. 41 is 4.44 • 11 laloplarun 44. k W. 1 Job.. .41 i s 1.4.. at PP awrru g g al 'I. I..fr ea 1.r.. rrill..l Mitt! shirk the .kale a I ankle. e I at hiss t.. 121. n k ..s& •41• Ilk . 11.• .asaj rueslwart )set WAN Pritle TY the s. heetts 1 . 1 4 hese .4 Wows /1•••••••• r7* s *vs iv peril& eau .cagar Va. 1 ••• Nam await tam hwnivies I Oar al taseaS.l I !WI .. 1144 .1 .11 *slicks I hisseiteag Is is Am ••11 ✓ J..ks 1....1 hipb Vi.s. la:4 110 Ip. wily. hut w.. 'WA • slats Is In the al I tro.t.,ts • halms 11 AtMesag . a -Nes wt In eta lkstin ..l% 0411. Tto 1..1 • • al Wiwi ....rtrosm II I. •441 t la to. II • la 1.. tin. ra-• .4 it).nd thr • .••••4na tlvAttut .1111 pr•ya an ..a .1 tnit•l •Irs • or.rth t) • •1•11 , AND 11. lel.. Hasse ,eest *ln* 421.1.-r ..1) /*TT). •41. .11/Tr •ur crew . .4 • .4•41 r, I 1.11 a.. thr ale •111. 17.1141, 1.,* -sr L. t'tct. 11,10, t - •.. t • ; rho P/11101 ••• . at.. Nor ,e) • Shaw IF. • lirme • aaaltla, at ••I J..ba I • tiv • 1 :. • Chllf• • I I I th• Sr ..t•rht• .1 • al 1.1 , a It • ghtr, .4 1 Ilr•ts•i• art 1••• 4 rIa I %It I at 41...14.P -• P I MU. r II •-•••• , „. A• 11.• . r l. • I, *to • a ••r? • 111 , • J 0.1106 17••10/11 • 11! I BREVET. The second Christian nairSe of Major-General Harrison, on retired full-pay of the Royal Artillery, is Robinson not " Richard," se stated in the Gazette of the 73rd ult. Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colson.' Brook Taylor, unat tached, to have the Unica rank britaMer-general while in command of a Mistonanntre.—Lieutonaat . W. Bailey, of the lerma ugh Militia, having received a firrt•class certificate at the School of Musketry at Hythe, has been appointed the General Commanding-in-Chief, with the concurren ce of the Secretary of State for War, to be instructor of mus ketry to the regiment. WOOLWICH, APRIL 6. ROYAL ENottrzeßs.—The 4th company of this corps, ender the command of Captain P. Eicratchley, is! or. dared home from India. The 11th company, Captain Oure barland, and the, 214 comminy, Captain Itctwards ism aLe(l - 41d the MY/dikts.. • CHATHAM, Aran 6. Owing to to-day being Good /riday, the whole of the establishments connected with the dockyard, ord. wince. slid =, g: ti were closed, and the day observed in all reiS ;ol s lowintg medical officers have proceeded from Fort Pitt Hospital to the stations named :—Staff Assistant-Sur. goon Trail to Canterbury ; and Staff Assistant-Surgeon Avast to Colchester. THE MILITIA. —The statement which has been extensively circulated, to the effect that the militia was to be generally embodied, appears to have bad no good founda tion. At present nothing is known of such anintention, and the Id Warwick, the Wilts, the 3rd West York, she Watet ford, and the Forfuebire Regiments, are to bedisembodied, E r 071:01 1 r . IRIFIN RIFLE VOLVETEZRI.—The mem bers of this corps have been supplied with a full comple ment of rifles; they will ensemble for drill in full dress this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, in Wellington barracks. This come is rapidly augmenting, and will shortly reach its full complement. Lord Otlio Fitzgerald, son of the Duke of Leinater, has been appointed to a captaincy. 011PICE68 61 THE INDIAN AJLIET.—IL may not be uninteresting to our readers to learn how the officers of the late company's army are now employed. We therefore give the following , showing the manner in which the officers of the divan "ed regiment. of the royal army are now disposed of :—On furlough, 227 ; on political and civil employ, 115; on the Military Staff, 55; serving with irregular regiments, 302; doing duty with her Majesty's Europan regiments, IN ; doing duty with other corps of the Bengal army, 36 ; otherwise employed, via., on duty' with discharged soldiers proceeding to England 6 ; with police corps, 64 ; with commissariat and stud, 58 ; with public works, surveyors, he., 38; doing duty at Saeger, 'Mean Meer Meenit, Moolta Delhi, Barrackpoor bad, Besarea, acid Mynpoorie, with disarmed detalmenta, recruit depots, convalescent depot, remounts, European =mend yeomanry levies, 14 ; studying at Thomason 3 ; in temporary command of station at Barrack per* ; unemployed (including 10 colonels residing in India), 64. Total nurnhe 1,151. —Miffed Semite Gazette. VOLVNTIZIL TRAINING.—It is stated that a regi ment of rifle volunteers, not • thousand miles from West minster, has dispensed with the services of the adjutant, in consequence°, the dictatorial manner in which he addressed the persona he was drilling. If this be true, we shall feel I much grieved, as we cannot but think th a t no gentleman ean ever really become an efficient rifleman unless he submits, in the first instance, to be drilled with the same severity as his brother soldier of the line, tho4n inierigt jY mitt ;1?... salon, is bound to undergo. We offer no opinion, as we are iporant of the precise facts, but we take this opportunity to call on every volunteer to cast away during his hour of drill those nice distinctions, which in another sphere alight possibly elevate the soldier from the rank above ilirarammiandingedlioer. A case exemplified by the worthy ono. or jamemy who en being desired by his com. mending oE9osr to turn his toes in when on bombs*, reared ut from the ranks, " Hang thee, Meister George, if thee do speak to I in that way, FM blessed if I don't raise thy rent' To any. our country every personal feeling should be subdued. To the adjutants of there forces we hope we need scarcely point out the tact and good temper required to make their instruction at once efficient and palatable.— United Sorrier Gazette. Tin Mies iiolorri --- olt.—We are glad to learn that rather an important step has been taken by the commander in-chief in the direction of mess reform. Ms royal highness has, we understand, issued an order that the mesa bills shall be settled weekly, probably with a view of ascertaining the average daily expense of each officer.—Uniteil Serriee ()c -rake. MARINE ENGINES. The following are the recommendations of the committee on marine engines as reported to the Lords Cammiasioners of the Admiralty "1. That the expenses sad performances of all steam vessels should be recorded in such a manner as will enable the Lords of the Admiralty, when they have to make in spections, to detect at once, and without difficulty, the exact state and condition of the ships they have to examine, and also to decide upon the ship th a t i s beet suited for any particular service. 2. That a regular system of reward and promotion for zealous and diligent engineers ' of reprimand and warning for the undeserving, should at once be adopted, and made known to the service. "3. That the number of assistant engineers be reduced, and that a class of chief leading stokers be introduced. "4. That care be taken to secure a full and practical acquaintance with the great principles of steam navigation in all officers entrusted with the command of steam vessels. " 5. That the regulations at present in use for the pre servation of the machinery of the vessels in the first-class steam reserve, and the system upon which steam engines are repaired, should be modified. "6. That a much larger amount of repairs of engines than has hitherto been the case be done by the steam re ser►e. Tax NATIONAL Dier.—The Lords Commissioners 4he Majesty's Treasury having certified to the Com- THE ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY-LANE—The missioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, that English opera, which was to have appeared at the Princess's, there was no surplus of actual revenue , over the actual ex. has, we see, been transferred to the boards of Old Data, penditure of the United Kingdom of Giest Britain and Ire. and for which home, we understand, the company has been land, for the year ended the 31st of December, 1869, the considerably augmented. Although the names of the prin. Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt cipal artist:tallow before us are not, perhaps, what some may kageby give notice that no sum will be applied by them on miß of the first water, still undoubtedly they are very good, nascent of the sinking fund, under the provisions of the Act and such a company, with care and attention, under the di -10 Geo. IV., cap. 27, between the 6th day of April and the realm of Dr. Jame. Peck (a well-educated ugh youthful 30th des of June, 1880.—A. Y. firt.tanim, Comptroller- musician), will make its way steadily, and mast very much Natioasl Debt Office, 3rd of April, 1880.— in perpetuating that taste for English opera which at the Germs. present time is so conspicuously evinced by a vast majority THE blooms Tax.—The new Income Tax Bill of the public. The reduced ppnnoes of admission is a great has been Mated, and in 11 sections provides for the payment feature, and will unq ly tend to create attention of 10d. in the pound on incomes of 150/., with a proviso that sod sympathy. it is to be " charged, collected, and paid for one year, coo- REVIVAL or THE CITY Gun.ne.—The Painters' tnencing on the 6th A 5, 186 0 . - On lands under schedule Company is the only one of the City Guilds which has B, the duty is 54. is land, and 3d. in Scotland and Ire- shown an earnest desire for revival as a promoter of the land. For the last hal -year the duty will be on the re. interests of the craft it ostensibly represents. We have on duced scale. An abatement is to be made where the income previous occasions remarked on the great good the guilds is under 1501. On 1001. the duty is 7d. in the pound. hgve still the power to effect for industrial arts, and have The amassments for last year are to be assessment, under roted the progress of the Painters' Company in setting an this act. honourable example. The work of resuscitation will show THE STAMP DUTIES But..—The act im posing the its first fruits on the Ist of June next, when an exhibition new stamp duties has just been printed. There are n of decorative painting, . marbling, paining, and other works action' and a schedule of the duties. Among the requir e . of decorative painting in oil and distemper, will be opened. manta is one to the effect that the person who shall make, The company' invite members of the craft to send competi sign, or issue any instrument chargeable with any of the tire works for exhibition • and as the competition is to be duties of one penny and threepence is to affix an adhesi ve open, the decorative painters of the United Kingdom have stamp, and cancel the same with his name or initials, and fur once a chance of meeting on common ground. The best the date of the day end year on which he shall so write the specimens will be rewarded with certificates of merit ' and same. Any person who refuses or neglects to do this, and the producers made free of the company. We anticipate a any person receiving or taking the document without great success for this really practical undertaking. It 4 having a proper adhesivestemp, will be liable to a penalty of due to Mr. John Sewell, the present master of the . Painters 201. A . penraty is to be imposed on any person committinig Company, to say that he is the originator of this revival a fraud in relation to adhesive stamps. All former pron. scheme. —City Press. sions under similar acts are to apply to the new law, which FRENCH ACADEMY OP &ARNOW . • —At the last new law comes at once into operation. OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OP THE oan sitti bu ng' st M ib . ili Sc ly hiM ot s meaning thereby the length . o OINERAL Posy •OMCL—IR consequence of the statements time the leaf will remain in ignitionaftereaoh inr i t u ritt t ir e to the inefficient working of the circulation department recently made public through the medium of the pews, as of smoke. It appears from his statement s:- 1. imom...,communicated his researches on the spiocabrhtoibslome .k ) ind .h ol t to ha bacco t, of the General Post-office, a commission has been appointedthegreater ' mbustible tobacco is to inquire into the facts of the case. The commissioners are general, the more c° 0 .. t That the soluble parts of the daily actively engaged during the hours of ditty at the akallEit7 n...... a let h ible kind of tobacco do not contain any chief department in St. Martin's-le-Grand, in collecting in. ashes of an,----__.,.....- but moa t reqentlylime. 3. That an in almowalohylse wpartemsionfoothrehoeshatehes 01 formation by personal inspection, and b y . association with carbonate '-'. P""" — ' - h reverse when inoorporatedwith theofficers, the whole of whom have been invited to furnish combustible kind becomest e h sue as the malate, the citrate, information, in conformity with the following minute an eePei c ''' dt a P°lamma ' t , t e , ke., in a certain proportion. 0613) : "To the Officers of the Circulation Department. the oxalate. ted with a mineral salt (a sulphate or inquire into the working of the circulation department of ble when taproom , . _ ... . c , .. ___,_._ _ _ the General Post-office, the committee is prepareito receive , chloride) of l ime , p ml i se c eales oc. er i l: . M 6. - , ...I t i n h.. ... r :::: . ,7, The Postmaster - General having appointed a emom i a d oo t o 4. That a.combthuestible hind of tobacco becomes iocombusti as from the officers of that department any suggestions , in 1 Ix'reic'n• Ma writing, which they may wish to make. Should any class . two s from his owe experiena, acquired during a long °r separate section of clerks, sorter, or messengers . or : stati ng in the country, and from numerous and diligent in- ------ Yesterday Greenwich-park and Blackheath were letter-carriers, attached either to the chief, • wiles am ong the natives, that the Lear does not exist in suburban offices, desire to snake eliservatious on the relative q. s. M. de Tarteiron de Carairien sent in a note dirrrirt,or ' stay. of the bear is the forests of Great and Law?. Kahylia, moss region thousands, who arrived by every available positions and duties of the men employed in that char or from B.mmaki, i. the government pi ..., in R . * thronged with visitors, and the town of Woolwich was amounting to about thirty vessels, was . . means of transit. The whole Beet of the Woolwich Steam last, with a complete description an d two straw • was requested premted rm . rift sad . etipgridmtll half-peat nine o'clock last evening in convey. .. f on .,, s h.rz. very re .. marka ,.,..i ble rarbe u lion ore :hi to c dni k h e saw ea sp w a ou report the 2 ro tth the of 1. crowded by piny, sect whot a ih th e c e lase c e u r or ittea secti is ons re ms ady y tochoceeraceivioe put aforwelaital.t" In such case the names of the delegates must be pa troller of the circulation department, not later then the , eau pot,i leg pampa to London, and each packet was crowded. , curious effects. list inst.—Cienesal Pos•office, Aprils, 1860." viously communicated to the aumnittee through the con- ,n r .. - the • Daphanommourn That roomy and efficient floating factories, fitted with every appliance se:emery for the repairs of engines, *O., should be attached to all our outporta. " 8. That the chief engineers of the dockyards where engines are being mailed should be furnished with extracts from the quarterly reports of those engines. " 9. That the routine, before the repairs are commenced, should be changed. " 10. That purchase of complicated steam engines should be abandoned, and none received into the service but those which are marked in their construction by the most severe simplicity, that is consistent with the execution of the work wag , to them. " 11. That and powerful engines should only be placed on boardsnips of war which, from their tonnage and construction, are adapted for their reception. " 12. That all boilers and screw propellers employed in the navy, and a considerable number of marine steam-en. gines, should be constructed in the government factories. 13. That the list of manufacturers from whom engines are purchased by the government should be iucroased—the plan or pattern of the engine to bo laid down by the Steam Department of the Admiralty. 14. 'that the chief engineer of the Admiralty should have frequent intercourse with the engineers at the dock vanls, who should, on their part, visit mercantile esta blishments and steam vessels. " 15. That two additional specifications should be inserted in all contracts for the construction of engines. " (1.) The indicated horse-power up to which the engines are to work, with a given supply of coal of average quality. " (2.) Strictlrohibiting the use of but-blast iron. " 18. That h igh pressure steam for marine engines should, whenever poen e, be abandoned. " 17. That the arrangement of the furnace flues at Key. ham factory should be altered forthwith, and a separate chimney constructed for each furnace. " 18. That in the direct•acting screw-engine the use of care for working the steam expensively should be aban doned ; and it is recommended that a flat gridiron valve, worked from the shaft by a separate eccentric, be sub stituted. 1. 141. That the trial trips to ascertain the capabilities of the engines and boilers of steatn•veasela should last at least six hour.. " 20. That reasons exist for noticing that no step involv• lag considerable expense, 118 the sale, breaking up of enefee, or the adoption of any plan by which steam-engines and boilers may he deteriorated, is to be entered upon without careful oonedetation and inquiry." cid** BM= YOU PUICILISX PLATS, so to tali, Spree Meg Yvette, 41 pir l Watt= sal Forks, Ile per deem Werloled pure Meld Paver. eIIITABLE WEDDING MUMS. --Com rio plow col7ll sad TEA MET, snisselie pairs. IL. am tree to mg vidlinty nails el a peskiiie• (ar:— Ma lberwomia SET of Four CORNER DIMES and COVERS J with hasher So velbove, lorralag dela dims, a la. Id JONIBA a. Lowthommuids. TO HOT= and TAVERN-KEEPERS—Every direlplids et PLATID 4100011 a half tits red drip. —40:4101. lairthwreeds. rrall cooly real substitute foe Silver is the a IMMO PLATING out pan XICEIL —Mink lowther• IJARD AGAINST THEIV/IS mad BUR WAAL —Pell sal your mardue Myer. awl keep man TL Ivory arUele guarmaSoeL sad so& tres My tag wan k y•. T ,ININS EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.- .A.A am Poona flompio 8.. f"rmltalli Nebo tr.. to am pot at o ll. Voliod aloodom moo moil* a loollimee for dm —ir ~. i olottatall sit aolloolog swam maim :—CM. doom me dmod limo Motim mo am Mir ..o•omp oirlt MO doms barelatm ono imi amod; oft atm dm adlo, my tomalme Ifiroat — A pommomodmio Modeolomidoomoodompamalmor sollakut alt v ===t *whom= oorlam,mosollost, Imams ad•• bold tad ; arm adammoo. moo ; am par mot 111Mandloo limard draft mob frimporo =maw old• sad mar moomMod ; oar Om Ifiso tomb. oft aoh domMonaol ormolot. dim* Is ad oeloomo oli4;;= : et ato 100 moookmm omo par atm in la maid tollot4mom moo modloot orimMo tiottoim. he dotilod miaow moo " Iwo" mery Tosodm. AJIOT? 111011 w sod ao.. limo radios .d Moramodo. a mid da la. Aid's Cbirdomod. LONDON CARPET WARZHOTIBE. WAVIIII mid MONS an Impection thelr Wed .a noci M caarvrtma. tie ileamerna Maks rottabie IM the mosini We; el. , Mllt Dareeilts, 113eaabelise. lam Clidatift, 410., et Ilingiban manufacture for rte/ Mae ed ocorethet —3 me ♦ 4111446,4treet. sod (IS sad 61. IMTwiioverS-road. W. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHICII, and BID& MOWN UMW EIN have sone et Qs ma 00110111 art ilania b a :%sis 'a tr la a a 21: 111 % =lr a & leme A TALKING CHANDELICIL—" Then an e .ra. mesa • talliehwe• Meet. wwww Ow, fan mot lit= lo . sew dam ter ele la him is, *rho Nabs tat 'mew be Woe% bet then mover Ye beeek etaill —, eat • histame hot dpa trees a ehmellellir. Tile horiblb wire le alp aer iP ewi s Ay a wag dash, esithemellem glithrat - patent. we belleve a = ma r. let as e4lllo Air Waite, liattm garden. la ell elmildiate water lona. the Hut . bat this Y engeratel Ike heat generated loweedluely henna. A. the wale, ear liberated or miles unperceived Inle. nlntagespr id as afartment, with. eel dieted the .reeved Winded at Me WWII= wi to do hut with the sew peke. elmieller Me evil b aedied. • whittle t. Wept, hooted la the lanai et the tab l e an Ihst, at the due ateapee, the above le esterlid • eat the mammal erne of the old Wilms sweet by the iamb el a little are water. The Wei le elemplleite Melt :.eardal melt useful laweatiers."— News. Mardi ears Thou horse.' cheadeliere Mee Werke, ilattesipedea. B i t I VIF*LinTI wita ßN a. KR 'r. a and obrett s sant* .WIOs pawl's of ournso whoa corded abooI—IRZCIC. nit:tr.& sod NONA, wax sad Janos ohm an sod loop sad on worokoino at Qs Moo Moe, 31 son IR Norsonsok &W. DAVIES'S CANDLES, and 7d. per lb. ; tae British wax or .perm. Is. 1441; transparent wax, ha ; gelatine war. b. &I : best spina, ; German wax, la 3f4L ; botanic wax. , patent sperm, or wax, la onwpadte, set. *L. 10t4L, aml 11d.: wistaWle for Pahaer's WINK Oid.. Stsgunnts, I . mld-stre, 10d.: mask* ; Colsa od, to per Piton: Frisch. 3s. od.. sperm, ; ream soap, ma, 42e., 411 a.. and 14a per 11211. mottled. old brown Windsor, la fd. psr packet comm , ,n brmrs Windsor. 1a : white Windsor, ls. od.: harm la 4.1.. owe. h : aimed, ha od.—tor ea* at M. P. DAY If and MOWS oldestahilisd warehouse, 03, ht. Wartheibleas, Charing-crow, Leedom, W.C. TO GENTLEMEN.-NOTICE REMOVAL. Mr. MILD haa humid It aheolatigg gemeserg to remove Imaineas from Boodetreet to more apwatege premitse which enalde him more fully to carry out the pima originated by him of making trousers et Ida. per pair, and every article con. meted with Dein business in aocordance thenreith. Mr. MILKS'S new adding will be 73, BitOursTrna, BOND-STRUT, four goon wret of lianoversquare. THI NEW SPRING INVILINESS CAPL 1101. t a ,ZYDEN HAM TROUSERS, 17e. &I. the 60 crowned result of aonmasmateil free.trade, UN :bobcat ham doeskins of thla mason, marvelloaa for the as of manu facturing Mate and skilt. Waistcoat to match, la N. Osoalan Coot, Itta—tiA.llULL BROTllltite, 29, DidgM•4dlL SSUNSHINE and showers--an race-course, or railway. or awabsecla—walaire the 11. sargant, sad besailtally•anisbad ALPACA PALMTOPS aara ovaatuar4, of • 00 17 parkin and slaps. at 10a. aird Its. IL—Made by SASIULL /LOTHaka. YDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24.4. ; 17 Acbovi UMhems traml6.—Xado wly hj SAMUEL 1116 Lrlpl►WLL SYDENHAM DAILY NECILIGIZ COAT, IT. GI. sewed )Salim. — Waft golly SIBOTHIJA Liklgatahlll. SPRING AND SUMMER ATITILL E. MOSES and SON beg to state that their pre parations for SPRING and RI MMIR exceed any pi their Baser efforts at wit In sacked the principal markets both at home and abroad for the beet and newest manufactures, and have succeeded in collecting sneb imortment of goods so has Dever before been exhibited ender one roof In this or any other country. Their HMIs iK It TAILORING DEPARTMENTS have been mopped with sn einUmararlety of the choicest and most pot alar fanni.s. Their REA DY•M ATE CLOTHING STOCK le complete in every =, and they venters to say that for elegance of stylo, , o wt. f material and workmanship, tastefulness of Bubb and cheapness, it is quite unequalled, even is the metropolis of England. No lees can has been bestowed on the HORIZRY, HAT and CAP, and BOOT amt 'OWE DEPART WENT''', which have bees tarnished with en entirety new stock ~f fashionable and s e a.. Me goods at sack pekes as enable the proprietors to offer their patrons very great silv.intages, N K —g behests and SON take tbi• opportunity of announc ing that they intend giving their cumonsars the fall benefit of the abolition of the duty on Mike, Moves, Re. MOSIC4 and sON, Corner of Miami" snit West*, and Corner of New Ottani street. *nil Hart-street. Country branches : Bradford and SheilleW, Yorkshire. IL mur4r4 and SON wish it to be particularly observed, that If any article be not apprised of it will be exchanged, or the money returned without hesitation Their book. containing a Sketch if the History of British Cos tume, with iselfimenserement and list of prices, gratla on appal. aglow er poet free. SIIMPIi and MIN keg to announce that their estabbsb. meets will be closed ow Saturday evening. April 7, and will be rr.lpeml as swat we ideashay morning. April 9. Nirrim —IL MIAMI and lON 14 Establishments will be CLOOKD on FRIDAY. the IN)'. and will be rmopeaed as meal us Saturday Eseulag, the 14th last., at half-pest 6 o'clock. THE " INDISPENSABLI " SUIT, mad* fa swim Maus sal patens, sad adapted for w Mks, travailing, sad bastaass. Para gln sal venally at M ba the soot osuillsrabia aad arsiss sato 'all aver isarselarad. Trice trots 31s. To be oblatasd at L 31101404 and YON, mass al Mantas sad Aldgele, fad same ad New Otfor,l street sad IlartaletaL DIMMIL'II RIFLE VOLIINTZER'S Alb lOW I'IT la Ms portornr fee tW ono.. Rios fa M., vvyrtrbt •kW Volunteers pia, to U Ituo- Inehlm Pelee Is. .r Not by post kr 13 damps Odd Wii perfumers stet amigo —Z ftIMWZL Ptrtiamer. 96 Mood. and ti, eorablf, Landon . moll 7, Illoabroard ass Hollow MIL Lternorr. SAltitDAYEwe, 4PRIL 7. 1860. 'PASTER HOLIDAYS.—NSW DIORAMAS of levoy. Ihb. Japsa,Wr sod $.. la 11017. 110•ipmat, Artralis, A Tour pp Ike to I . Imam Go lid& ism sad 00 MOMI)00. nom et Ye Birth Ilalsabukta One Bblllars ken 10 La NO I p.a. emir MEM NATIONAL_ 41163KELY ROOKS, poradainstly die /RIM 4.11 Ws* st dasyr Mt rA64. 4 g=71.1=4:21 el Mt W. IL Pair. ploys • WM* nines osimeiles Wino* =:doodad sod mins =ea Dears ipso Wye* t. •1 t aloha n M • Al /0 L L BOONS, ' Great Windmill-Rtraets • tfice nt 631101L150 SA LA°4 Al/41,0Y added to IsMbleksmat. arisis Onsn Evionin with Use YONWITII •11•111), conducted by Wm. Lagoons, chef earths/Ms to as Inagoror Napoleon. Dann armof d Admission, Is. No CHARGE MADEIor STAIIPING PAPER aad RN MOP= via alit& CUM, or INITIAL& ItODZIOLIES sapoliar aelbsalve 122•1210P118, 4d. 'per anaaalald ante, MI as In galsis tar ad.: Wok d/ato, Iva gains tor : aaparltas is par mai . Berman pr ik t i lkL KG CALA, WIDDINO INVIILOPIS, i trvAr i t TATIONS to the ONT, MUIR& and BALL awl 'swim la aILI/Mt, _with ARM or WW2 As the idol Wean. CAID-PLATZ ANTLY MORAY= mad . 1111L11111INICAZEll PAIXTZD tor or. el —olloorvo, all 111.1131 r 111112110MBIr e-streel. wen-knows aslabll Anent, 12, PIM/ADMIX lira kap tram amalnlll V=MS SELECT LIBRARY. 7- Reviled MS of sew aed dales WOMEN to elisahlks et as . 7 = at Moat wares loilelfears f. saki WA ad aro A m ese n : obtalastat Olfofdefreal=foeasallivet. Naaabitater. T .lIRLINE.-491 the Meeks of this favourfte ILA q.. .t Wallace's le sold as KM sad seat Ores Sedideeese rever, gra*, by PLUSSON sad SON, SS Within. AR Male ea eine team sad red ea raselpt at sealtioars. The trade amplied. SANDSMAN'S PORTS, at the rednoed sof siailou Ine tsdi. supplied from T a ff u l. Ifo rd 8 1 3,4 t. 11, wine, spirit, andliqueur merchants t upwards al dams purveyors to the His. Society of Idaroia'sdaal, loaab'sCoadalt.street, W.C. Prom the wood , and lea per dam ; eider wines. 4b., 48a, . very eboke sad old. Ate, Ma, to 1405.. Peameita's dherriat wand dlaser wine, Pia. ad PK ; superior, Sset, OK, Na, Amontillado, see., LW, : aid Dist Indian, SOL : MID *Weirs, 80. claret., paid Pia ; It. Jailed. Pk ' • 30s. and Oa : =elms% Parresp teem eft to 105 a Mead lists on applt- ITEVE/48 and SON, 8 !Mho MIMI or WIN= /111 D B Ut i Mr ireet roris pea ye Woos, as, sus ; orprior. Ns. per Wi*id emend 41a. SOL. Ho.. : Skinks. i OO 4. tt . ditto, or brows. Pk, Ms per dome : Cient, B = llB or=,fLL. Ira halm le. OIL Mobil Musses. 7110. ; Clempspes. Pee 411 e. : Moto sad Ober superior broods, Pls. OW par Oozes Missiall. Ira* SOS ; Irrodiss. : Usk:4 hob ar ary, lita per deem Mau ot mast SuosetpPoss swi ft roosossdo. mod millets Ile mann tree et moan. Terms =.h. . _ NOTI WITIBand SPIRITS at RIDIJCED DUTIES. EROUGHII revientlist ot po4ow. with Dr. Hossein mime &Me uedermentiamed Whom met tree on appileation. Chest Mil ' V Wh an ordinals* per damn Lts. le ne 1= d 1 lbs. lt Mill Hock or allisibsid ften, i formerly charged Mc per dozen II3L fain wig Port ( lien Bona African Poet and !Berry its. NA Me. South African Madeira and Amontillado Ma. Bottles hichnied. Gin, full strength per sonon iii. 311. y Broady lis. 1 1 1 1= 1 4 the very best.... pm one dome case Us. Samples of any four of the above Wines forwarded on receipt of 30 pastime stamps. Terme, eaM. Addrses. A. Bit01:0/1. 2B Strand. London. SALT and Co. EAST INDIA PALE and BURTON ALE fuunTetu . 4. Burton-004'ml. alia ltage — rfocd;;;T . London 1. 11 72. licerystreet 37, Brown stmt. Oid Court Home st , Hlsli4dreet. 12. Geozreed. If= -AMC ImmulllrsaMpie Chard e . Debbi ll, law. ILK SALT awl Oa's Alas may be obtalead Templ la elm from the =Maim =d, ails& cd wham Ira bi suppliod AVM% 411 Is 11ARLOW'S SILLF- ACTING SYPHON TAP. _KJ No vent.peg required. Nomoreliellbeerorsour wine. 44.6 d. mumovrm PATIC4T CAC STAND.—No waste or sediment disturbed in tllUst. will repsy Hemet • bmplired Mkt. Price 14s. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON OMBRA illl7l2..—Warranted to now one ton of coati . Pelee Ids. Si Ingraeings gratis BARLOW S R NO MZAT 14CRZEI.—Will roast • 'trot with • onsall and save • too of cost per year. lie. LOW POTATO MLUOIL—He only method to cook Ones In perfeettos. By all MINIM see Its action explained. Price tle., /a, r. N.B. Apply direst le JANIS HARLOW, 14, ling William. street, 31.1e.lioese, inventor and patentee. See that hie name sad address IS WI every article all others are *parlous lialtations.—Zetablished Is2o. rinigHEW and CHEAPEST TEAS and FPI= In ZNIMAND an at all time to be obtained PHILLIPS end Co., Tea Merchants. 8. King Williss-ebreet, City. need strong rend Manua Tea. 2s. ed., 2s. 10.1, la M., sad ea : goactioag, le. gd., is ltd.. and de Tea and coffee to the value of 40e. sent carriage tree to any railway station or market town le lingbuteL A price current be. gagers at mein{ prim. All good. carriage free within eight mile. of the City. ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical preparation fur Improving and beautUying th e comp l ex i on and f skin. This royally.patronised and ladies' esteemed specific sleets the most sooiltioS, cooling, and purifying action on the skin . eradicates freckles, tan, pimples, spots, discoloration, and other cutaneous visitations, and renders the skin soft, fair, and blooming. It obviates all the effects of climate on the akin, whether with reference to cold and inclemency or intense solar hest. and is universally in high repute, from the sultry climes of India to the from realms of the Czar. Price 44. ed. and a.. ed. per bottle. Caution.—The words " Rowlands' Kalyder" are on the wrapper of each bottle, and their signature, " A. Rowland and gone,." In rest lab at foot. Sold at 20, Ratton.garden, Lon. dcm : and by chemists and perfumers. )(ROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANIHDP7II. Wattel lola WATSON Anshway-cottage, Upper Holloway • • as summatier lien ID at 1 sad lhy 24 at 1, at ... Sol., IBM, ; 'off. mtg.. Bell, . • 1- : Itator= l ooariDauslamik_ Fir*, _Vine Inardade. ..y! ~ 11, and May Uat It, ma nnumnsattatrael SM. • Clemeneolen, Cats ; ot asslg., Jotmsait, Haring da ..aa ttal-M l LM . BeldttelkfteitNaer.:AlNS 16 limd Iffar 17.. et 12,11 t Mier& Neb., imagism sad Co., Walbrook, u ,51.... 1110 /...• ; it amigo lassars. Bastmlastmeast. ".11=.. ils;ja m ia r t . :4 4 l7:2 l %, l l,y e. IS at U, ii = balSeignit. ML. . like Wlllissualosst, OM; Mt sang., Jo e irtit=artillaillnm Dirmeneride, Onusi Wet roma . . I . ±rgile .h. City, , Ap i li n l d lll and mom l ig eiljlirrag., Widtmelle, etreet. Wl ay !ffi /di: illi en I n mere , ra .l. at,:prll if old , .1% , nd.n. aW. id - li., - ',. ilturinfrehani. Mashy Whffell. illgidhdrch, Shropshire, ApM, 16,10 7, et 11, wßinainghara Court. Sol., Imberlel, • Birnalsgham ;Mt apts., Kinnear, Birmingham. ' RIMY SMARM, NevmX . Glasassarrablrg, plumber, April IP Mid Hay AR at 11, et lidal e fourt. Sol., Wilkes, Gloat , mister ; bd. see. Maar, Triage" Cliaßb. Mani. ansanfar throb of Sour April 17 and N ag. , at Manta& Chart. Est , Traninti Bristol; o& BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. April I. THOMAS Pt e tuta rt t s rdaltlimmUlllo ll fle• JOIN! OOMPAKIES ACl'. HiIitoPOUTAN Bataan OthrOtre Ceitrang (1.017711 B), AMU 1 1 MIL si Bishighalteleset. mill • , l Aso liSOL ar I VINT_ . PETITIONIBK , ... -•T PORYI74AL . aus aT . , 1 • • • J. SiatellPit. Beil. r i ,. . ilogWe 4 nder--11. L. flee . nilion IL" , r"f d s. , • W i e n via te= 4" , ftnigin 't th ibu nell ialli rn i s ei=steest. City .eto • er * -T. D. L. home, . lisebury, =o{. H. Peak, Aldashspotemnes. Old St. Pananimead. . Cook, INWR.-alson, Namara Sid-town. pacer-O. Lower Malgranspless Dlallim, pioneforte make'.-W. P. iood, Narrowntresk unsliouss. braralounger -J. A. W Wade PM pida-road, mariner-B. Goldberg. Illirk-lana, iinaminat MIMI 118. 1101= II Y. Apra 10. C. A. Pt Walls, Kent, late pro mister of a privato=gallabllammt. - Amn& C. Martin. IfingsgresPladdlssex. and Trlndsas.Ll77. consulting engineer -G. Twat, son., Compton.street, Cliches. well, *nature broker-T, C. Parkins, Aille/orow i: hlinpo c: and Plikinhanurt cr. amannaanL-11. 1L 00111211. Alfred- Braman, brickmaker-W. IL foonagr, Onusby-street, lam land-road, sad HanitemeeK Ilegboni, law welter-O. St. I. 0. Oia nsao tium s WI 1 1014.011111Peteraet, Burlington-gardems, agent of the Ameeplaiiireptsat, IL H. !sal* eullimostreet, City, and Richmond-villas, Maligheist-W. Jones, Prlneessmed, Lambeth, Illr WV Derniat Viat w oria-road . . tiow ,i cattle dealer-C . font.tenace, New Kenaldidown. 04 dealer-W. H. Weddell. Hemingfordterrace, finagles. clerk to the Admiralty-E. Car ter. nalitoottagee, Chelan, journeyman bricklayer-A. Tamar. kin, Haremettet, c*ar daahr-IL Pam, Wellington.roed, Pal ham, clerk toe archmalus-0. W. Turner, l....riten.road.vallas, Kentialt.town, literary wafter -B, Berridge, Tyer.strect, Lam. beth black carriage master-J. Poster, Po rtland-terrace, Not ting•Mll, Milder-W. B. Sutton, Barking, *set leather seller -W. Duce, Fellx.terrace. Islington, artist-J. Alicorn, jun., Grafton-street, Kentish New-town, late Sy proprietor-J. Steele, fumer Pratintrast, Lambe th , and Pasersaline, City, wholesale per . DICLAZATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. 0.05.0 JOHN Blows, Hartlepool, rope manafactarer-further die l• .on new prooha of lid. (in addition to 24L1. previously dec..P . ,, Aptil 7, end an,y subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, NeweesiMapon.Tyner. Joni Boors PLUM, Brustaltffe, Yorkshi, builder-Ist dividend of Si. lad., say Saturday, Dl at Hopis, DS. Leereda VIDEN April tg. J. Salt, Star Corner, Bermondsey, carrier-April 27. J. Oakley and B. Oakley, Southampton, buildere-Aprll 27. J. Marlys 'Great Western Coal Com pany, Reading, Berkshire,• samehant-April 27. J. Barton, port, Porta/as, brewer -Meg S. P. Phillips. C'rowland. IJuoolnshire, common brewer- Apri 30. 0. Meer, Caton street, spitallields, wholesale clothier - 3. 11. & Oliver, Bristol, wine merchant-Aprll27. T. Clark, Yorkshire, paper merchant-April 27. 0. Crooks, Leeds, grocer-April 27. K Postal, York, druggist. CIEHMICATEI3 to be granted, unless came be shown to the contrary on the day of iltay & G. Crane, Wardouratreet, lioho ' r:attnet maker-April IT. T. H. J. Brown, Scott's-yard, Baahlane, City, and Hammer. smith, Mader-April 27. B. B. Wok, Chancery-lane, bander- May 3, 0. YTIPOMMUI and H. B. Welton, Blenheim-street, Orford street, lead mathants-April 27. .1. Barton, landport, Parlors, brewar-iii & Aback and T. Alc o a, liatton.garden.sn Burgers, oidshire. china manufacturers-May I. S. Gifford, Newport, It an, corn dealer-Hay 2. J. Durham, Winstend, near &thou Brum Norfolk, railway oontrector-Aptil 30. W. Ilya% Queen's Soid-yard, Borough, manure merchant-May 2. C. J. gemit. Pslisits.place, Hollows& boarilnaphouse keeper-Map S. G. N. Wilkinson and H. Orris, Hartlepool, Daycare, rbtpttroters -May 8. J. Brignall. Ilamhester, dyer-April 3u. I. T. Perrin', Dudley, Worcestershire, iron merchant-April 90. J. G. Bede*, Brewood, Staffordshire, chemist-April 27. L Priestley, Heck mondwlcke, Yorkshire, commission agent-April 27. W. Brace. will. Coate,. ilomolitswick, Yorkshire. cotton spinner-April 27. H. Binning and G. Domain, Middlesborough, Yorkthire, chip owners-April 24. W. Worrell, West M e lton, near Wath, York. shire, -Aprilgrocezll hi T. Wilson. Wickersley, near Rotherham, Yorkshire, Apr[l IS. E. Gene, Rotherham, Yorkshire, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVILD. T. Piper, W. Stephenson, and J. Spines, Paternoster-row. City, lx,oksellers—W. Collins and J. Collies, Aston, near Stone, Staffordshire, farmers---8. B. Webber, A. J. Darling, and J. Bremner, Warren-street, Yittmy-eguare, goldsmiths--M-Wheat, ley and M. White, Poplar. smiths—P. Bothwell and J. Brad shaw, Great Bolton, Lancashire, plumbers —W. Buteher end J. Brookes. Bristol. stone ware and water-pipe ia Cawthron sad G. Naylor, Sheffield, manufacturers ofn e arnit Statham and IL Cotton, Liverpool. solicitors—J. Hewitt and J. C. Needham, Manchester, attorneys—T. Wilson and A. Wilson, Oudeston. leclesfleld, Yurkahlre,_ ghwri ta—T. W. TWg and Sharp, Warrington , Lannsahlre—J. F. Mork* stud R. Throne, Cannamstreet, tom, ship insurance and Custom-home agent.—C. Waters and I °within, Newport, Monmouthshire, bUckarniths—J. Levy and L Levy, Oravel.lane, Houndsditch, wholesale rag merchanto—W. Green and W. Phillips, Cannon street and Coal FAchnage, hoe merchants—J. S. Smith and G. Smith, WM and Plurals Distillery, MOsead Old-town, mal t Butler, J. Cass, J. Whitley, and J. Davies, Wrexham. Denbighshire, ironfounders. so far as regards J. Darles—Mary Tottersall and Hannah Smalley, Accrington, Lancashire, G. Guerrier, J. Olblett, and J. Gib lett, Din., Metropolitan Cattle Market, and Hangers Land, Tot tenham, beast and sheep salesmen—B. Peyton and K. Peyton, Birmingham, metallic bedstead manufacturers—Emma Sherlock and Ann Lucy Maltby, Sunderland, milliners—P. N. Johmon and G. Matthey, Hatton.garden, 'salvers. SCOTCH SFAUBSTRATIONS. Wilson BORRILL, Stornoway, Rossehlre, miller, April 9, at Ste venson's Rooms, Edinburgh. AlixaßDga STZWiIa, Irvine, grocer, Apra IS, at the King's Arsts Ina, Irvine. IUR "CURE. -LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC A., BALMY, without confining the bowels or affecting the heed. truly ellincloua and pleasant, is admitted to h 0 the best maticine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, confirmed awe of asthma, and consumption. It frequently coma persons wit= the faculty pronounce incur a ble, admirably ys the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In approachini °assumption its effects are truly beneficial Persons deprive' of sleep. or even lying down for f ear of suffocation, may depend on relief lea few minutes after taking It —Prepared only and sold by W. LAM BERT, chemist, 20, sad by all druggists, in bottles, laid., rzekeeiamlirgimi.eb. Be particular and sae for Lambert'. Asthmatic Bohm. The make and address Is engraved on the stamp. 1, ORKAT lARLBOROVOH4TIRIT, W., near the Pantheon. . CULVERWELL, M.R.C.S., LM., L.S.A. , D R Londen. can e be consulted dally (o slga i bove). all cases of Nenoee Dbility, Invoinntary PalpfUtion, Lose of Memory, Incapacity, Sperossiorrhoia, ty, Centel zenon, and Galvanism. Jost published, an entire new ad Original Work, entitled OUIifIELVER.' Synopsis The Physioiqyy and Anatomy of our Generation— The Origin of Diasses—Byrapeass, Treatment, and Cure. Price Is. each : by poet. 13 stomps, open ends : It sealed. To be bad of No IS, Dunhill or the Author. as above THE SUNDAY TRADING BELL. —A large meeting of working men took place yesterday afternoon, in the Britruunadields, Hoxtoe, for the purpose of expressing their opinion on the Sunday Trading Bill, now before pada. meat. A Mr. Osborne was called to the chair, and raid the meeting had been convened to give the working men of the metropolis an opportunity of coining forward to op pose a fresh attempt to infringe upon their liberties, by the same individuals who had given rise to a former demonstration in Hyde.perk. The grounds upon which he coesklered the bill should be opposed were, that it would give great power to the police, would benefit the shop keeper.% and prevent many th ousan d s o f people hawking goods in the streets on the Sunday, eel thus d e p r i ve them to a certain extent of their means or liveli hood. Mr. M'Sweeny then moved a resolution to the effect that the bill was uncalled for, un n , and unjust to the working classes, and pl the meeting to give it th e i r most determine d opposition. The motion having been mended, an amend. ment was moved 17 a tradesman expressing approval of the measure, as, in his opinion, so far from infringing upon any of the real interests of the working classes it went tawartla their preservation ; would relieve many thousand tradesmen sad their assistant. from much unneosseary toil and degradation ; bring about the earlierptyment of wages ; tend to shorten the hours of labour ; and hasten the gene ral adoption of the Saturday half-holiday. The emend. inset was seconded, but on being put to the meet* was declared to he lost, and the original motion wee carried by a large majority. The meeting, which had beim of a very nag description, then_anietly dispersed. OR• NE STREET WAT REAVGRICA. Waergneereg.— From a return recently Morel to parliament, obtained by Sir John Shelley, it appears that the meant for capital on the Orange -street Waterworks ia 20, Te. 11d., and the annual interest thereon amount s t o 1,1135 f. 4. 11d. The annual income receivable for certain water services is 86111. 18e, and the estimate! amount which would be recoverable if all the water services were paid for at rates customarily contracted for or charged by water compa nies would be 3,1461. 10s. 4d. Certain places pay no rate, such the government Aloes and th e Trafalgar -Name foun tains. The prison at =beak pays Mt a year. (9baved td. AdditioneL) rei caratAL !'AL ICI. Good Friday at *a Orysial Palma* mut henoe forth be ranked as one of aka ralisricabia ears of the Ef'g' liah year. Yesterday ism* 40000 al *London poPule , lion poured out by ran and 'boa and tan to enjoy the wes terly wind in its full vigour on Pengehill, and to see the sights and to hear the music which had been prepared for the greet annlvereary. The regularity with which the Brighton Railway Compiny conveyed these vast armies of pleasure-seekers baekwards and forward' during the day wan wooderhd, the more so when we remember that in addi tion to the Palace bathe there were pleasure excur sions to almost every other terminus of the line. The solemnity of the festival of course excluded any of the lighter clam of amusement, but there was an admirable selection of sacred music, with which the vast multitude seemed to be highly mitiffed. Madame Rudersdorff, whose voice in admirably eakadated for this very peculiar concert. room, sang Randers music with great effect, and it in need less to add that .lildlle., Pamela:mini was in her pose ; , pregmoi ch tam of the enthusiastically applauded. A wonderful effect produced by n Mr. Mermen perfornisaae oi th e tram ' sad Mr. Palgey was abo very socoserful in his jeortiop e concert. The menial portion of 'the day's entertainment concluded with the National Anthem, the solos of irhich were sunk by Madame Radar dorff and. Mi. Pi(10010111illl, the tatter creating quite a him by *LONNY with whichl4 o 0,71 t. the 'emir' - • -.— - AT c , : :41 41121 7 5 1 111 0 111/ g- 77 =415 . 1 Ilfr aila ttring=limi the .accompliakell esnietaice bior them dropwith the fortie'of • Neamyth hammer, isrige de li ght of the audience, who cheered agniu and the d iptetvals of the music the company spread theriselvei •Wirt%e grounds or promenaded through the courts ; Milord there was not a siaile spot in the Palace or gardens which had not its full Taiga of company throughout the day. When we left, at about half lost sic o'clock, all the avenues to the railway wade besieged by an army of at lead 10,000 perilous, so that those who found themselves at the rear retreated in despair, and availed themselves of whatever vehicular aroommodation could be obtained at the Norwood side of the building. As the gathering of Good Friday may be mid to be the first symptom of the coming summer season, the present may be not an unfitting opportunity for glancing at the direoton' programme, by means of which they hope to secure 6 succession of audiences similar to that which filled their crystal halls yesterday. The season guinea ticket holders will have the same advantage as last year, namely, that ri obtaining half -crown tickets for extraordinary eon sions, an indulgence to which there will be no exception as 'in the one of the Handel Festival last year. Two guinea tickets will alto be issued, for whisks thane will be no exclu sion even on the most special days, and the following bill of fare will show what a vast amount of entertainment they will secure. There will be an opening festival on Wednesday, the 2nd of May, for the inauguration of Bacon's colossal bronze statue of Mendelssolin, and on this occasion there will be a grand performance of the oratorio of Elijah, with Costa for conductor, and a band end chess of 3,000 performen. There will be dower shows ce May 26th, June 30th, An. gust 6th, and November 15th ; sad there will also be an attractive series of concerts, comprising the best available musical talent of the day. Our great English composer, Vincent Wallace, is to have a day for himself, the arrange ment of which will be under his own direction, and in May and June the Tonic Sol-fa Association and metropolitan charity children will each hold a musical festival. The new concert-hall, the largest music-room in London, will be brought into requisition for most of these entertainments, sad it is expected that its capabilities for hearing will quite remove all causes of dissatisfaction. But, perhaps, the greatest attraction of the season will be the visit of the Soci6t€ des Orpheonistes of Frame, 162 emaciation which comprises nearly all the part-singers of the grand empire, and who have promised a three days' performance in thergreet °Teixeira of the centre transept. Their number will be between 3,000 and 4,000, under the direction of Mona. Eugene Delaporte, and their com bined performance is expected to produce • musical treat of • very high order. These performaacea will take place on the 25th, 26th, and 28th June, and will be open to the holders of two guinea tickets, and to non-subscribers at five and ten shillings each concert. When we add to these the great popular meetings and excursions, the braes-band contest which is to " split the ears of the groundlings" on the 10th and 11th of July, the rifles, the open-air amusements, and the great fountains, we think we shall have maid enough to justify the Clown's admoni tion, " Be in time," to all who think of purchasing season tickets for the Crystal Palace. A valuable and important addition has been made to the refreshment department by the erection of a series of de lightfully situated dining-rooms in the south tower of the building. The prospect from these rooms cannot be cur weal in England, and their comparatively moderate size will secure an amount of quietness at dinner which is seMom to be obtained in the great saloon. In the same department there is one large room capable of dining 400 persons, with a gallery for 80 ladies, and this apartment will no doubt be largely used for the public dinners of the season. The library, School of Art, and Art-Union all ex hibit steady progress, and will each contribute their quota to the interest and amusement of the whole entertainment. With such • programme as we have above sketched, and after such an auspicious commencement as yesterday's gathering, it is hardly being too sanguine to anticipate • prosperous Crystal Palace summer season for the year 1860.