The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-28 00:00:00

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LONDON, TORSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1860. PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE NPDAL& sea LWIL I NTSIIRM. Nmanimama. Osmiamha W.a. Tampla. La Mb amen a 6 Or @maim mai ma limardmp u 1 Ulm& [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILIZAR Y. ADICIZAIST, FEB. 27.--PaomonoNs AND AP 10881MANW.—Englasers It. Evans, promoted to lirst-elam seslalant inhume in the Melpomene; and T. G. Heaven, temlirmed to the rank of first-dam assiatant engineer in the Meiponeme. Ideueensat H. J. Dyke (1869), to the Marlborough, addl demi tar disposal. ad=taAssistant Engineer W. A. Houghton, to be s t the Fiegard, for charge of the machinery of the Torch. SPORTING. TATTERBALL'S.-MONDAY. TEE DOUBLE MURDER AT BOLToN-UPOY DIARNA Cami a s a ad His. t GERMAN r REICD, TO-NIGHT, mil MIST 11•1111210 ftsrLs" grar t ri m iuClGNlPTerr sMA l ei ltarLLlVr i t l" T; --Admilis by fa eA ; Naas. roured the O ; a km at OMNI. OW& Oki. 311.111401104. PORTING GENTLEMEN, Ha ar List have it.— e+. 113$? of amt the Climples, lad AX, Lomas : Opersibiriati: SOL W.O. MUSIC'. WEEKLY Errzsm COMMUNICATION to NSW Yolll.—The LIVIELPI)OI 4 Mr YOWL tad FaIIA a.r6 I3I . I2 4. V a TIAII4IIIP =ANY ... r d empault ...bin 7 .........,...... as kkelrs : WWI PION LIVIIIIPOOL 1011 NNW TOM. CI OF SALT 1110111 ?skew. Fob. S. Cm or magossorko. irearliy, manor. CITY 07 wasanitrox. Wairdar, Musk l& /Wive" saiessillag Wirlmier. =ram ISM. ma II . sarmllts to the pmp. i I rr aiga 1 , 11 . =w =ad. = kw kr Cards sod as ran stria. wow area— gralkokrt wily %star& Ail INMAN, V i ....kr ..c. otta ir r t !=': et I. BIM kid SWAY. 11. IMO MIiILTERATION in TIME of DEPARTURE et tie to INUDIII3I.—NottI tartlva i ne MO St tit °tram Worth Itojettoffot AD SOW /I.. it AN. Iwo tor Mom ?not tilotoNs. cootirionrs. awry lIIIDIANDAT 'VIAND. bound al Mut& SOMMIMOEMOde tot Presseem E ; ree" 16116 ,..._ ; i ti h D tr #III7LLTMSI4 . 6 Var a ill rillt c* =l6 - . Gator Uorl. U. ItsoNtatt. Cll7. o.E . P rz.. otot v ... oho colorant tickets autotb's Colorist Moe. =sad EXPIDMOUS ROUTE to moo troesoWilirormutosort anon. =CIS, 111141011 D amiss at Soar RONK SasZalahissi=l: )", .1. aspen. sad I amt. RIM dam train Psillestss. Rffes Tt 7DIDAY. Till &WAY. wad SATURDAY. is 0011[ la Na al emits hrs..--6* VW-cask .. . Sress‘dm..l4.. CA TklnSeloa Rows UsAsts. 1T1g.1144 fo ss mast!. 735. Tirs.aLsa. Os Stand -Ism TM noun Ism Waistload Orly It 115 a.. swllobve Oust own 31=Tedase IMlsa.—Par at N. Iwip Mobs; we le Mama 10AD sa4 J=o l ll Ms. 1 . 01711M i rdr= " 01=11. Oat GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. 110TION POI Si ,K' 1111•TION 07 CAM MUM Tbe PeetA uleAst lessies Itlerpereas es tie menrile• MN be empress as • • Mom SS mama emir Mel mailer, IM as LI& as L.ay =Mee* se ILO ~Aim Alio NOUIVIS4 \L Ma. 1.41 "'m at 1 14 12 --- . — sand" ' TM or iiIPPIM usla. ems WAN al I IS M 4 qi*A era Imm MasMordas Sit sma Luis se l i aLeashias eseas LS maim TIM Ws ell mil nm tress • fr• tame Stela •111 be demembel teem Salem et 4.1= feel as 4 31. and Lamb as Si efiemme.jelehas iie Maraastos siiriVed maims glee *mew as IS li. emie• w awl alamelme ea dr mil sod herb Sem vs ths Take et Oemseme iss a ltit si o =g amm an. ex raroUi WO/14M INISbe rib. V. haft T HE QUEEN'S HOTEL COMPANY, Err. r xige.ed POW Co* *ktill = pars. ip irk. Named arks Ur alict Itroodi. la Mi. *womb y W of ats ot glhortbsian to taw A OO . ll ll WIC lbareo. OuaumaptDlJUC ;MTTS . re.. Illaser•kUl. Upga ':.:.:.a Alban ter near. E.i: l 47o 7 ;lllrnswAresl. sad rtodtwil. J Ihrtog, L• 1,11. Liu* T... 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Sao u.t.l a oflOwolb t sod Iwo dm - wedoiloi Ow wowot propololor. but slat watimuro aim sowilisow lowilbof .1:h tb herowloo Went.. tthe nowt sod rem* kw Wiwi. auftal., bow sow lw.lal Ow to vollowleb law sole .4 lb. unaorteklito. Ho 4111 rot Woo. Iwww, a Iwo a..aalarf r• Mrs* a. 3 •hareloWer. and tag labonl MB law taw whowlose e IMMO., gad telotaser a. a DlNefior. Tem. emetet..se the M 4401. Ada pIeIIII4IIIIIIIIMIND 140 roans, .• • .tatem Wald.* fa maple arniall room. arm., ;mewl sad ttld.a WAN% rd awrp ossoows wwww ft Watt., Ines earefulty worea.l. sad Oa war olowlowed bo as cap nut sync,. sad tt ha. ...Sow wemodWo Ws Ooloosay es whoa Ye I irn•• • F. 0.4. m. to `a Ma Omen a . K gw.hap for Ow p• of the m ote.. rm. I. etl loam amply wracks% err for aholloprow► w. at A 44 teeivlor. • are MOM tuvlual iselilmrsdl S hag at lb f 4. tr , -; and e th os aro axel4 tart lam. solsodows w , ❑verylnc - moe am Knit.. at gem* awilorable. In on , . J•loa. the illferto.l Oro. a' usues Y tbe *pen= twills. the tnt..romt WM ftwoholdwa will at er Into of am Yloatlbd owwww. Widow already • .....J•oem return Teo Au.:ltors 4,.; Mated to earltt the meat; wide\ wa Acressol. I r Use exaast the Sharehoiken Apt, • kt , Is (Of W.f. Ifi to. .I.llCti 101M1 W M to.srSe M en Othr••• 01 •tw V.snlpan, at the Quetti • liotel. Vptor Nerwood. awl les the hr.,ter. of the l'ocupt.at. he.m. prie,..p.t H r .... 4. CSa A .1 El tror .:w. 1.,4;ed tb, banters 00 • tor Use 4 us.. an.l.t! I , mak .la 4 Ito first Instalment • ,e3Z77. yer .tun, I• 14 41:0:121 tht. •to reALUAtat Al 10r will be 'suable in Ouse equal quarterle lestahrh utA P. , 111 or errrl, •TIOI I 41 Mille. To tbc Meet Wit 0 tM " vueete • Wert WWIIMM. VISE Unreal. Gentlesees.—HarWe roll I. yolLf [0011^1.14 Nam.. Raiskay. the om of • , I Meyer 'when thel me WI MA me elanel SW emit W ''' The tr,u .es 's It tel Oempesp. Upper Her we. Liwd. taa I Wear ehlertWee te amp{ am w. as sag malice samba, stitch pe• way itt:ot to 10 , 11. Wpm, Al We. Imam pw Weep as all -earl, met We reemhalae roll., wietemilme SO Ai OIL tar tatala ultra the wee WWI Mums Me. mod to asainfila Maio al ameba. Lae of Qs Cet s at welt tame sad at malt mattataspas was sp ier& lam rtwtl mew 'WV Mulls NEMO. un. la tril aL .. ; ............ ..... ................. oramyl ............ ..... - ........ . ... .... ...... • , _ BANK of AUSTRALASIA Ifarerperhle4 es Neel Charter ti. 2.51 Y. 4, Mr. rtrret, tee. 11. ISO. 72r. •or 4 lireetors MINKONT Ua IiMII NOTION, that the Tit. ri 011111/MAL nit . ..ilia tae Pro. roetorf. f I up plorphal the Olke if t. Oevesnillee. No. 4. Thread es MONDAY. die Use dog et Mesh :feu, at I els* rerfurl) f .r the le.loorlar pareeffer. I To re...molar hemsel Loren of the Dlrmehres. 2 Sorbet lam Dtrecten Ia the pima of these gobs out by ro4h. kismet Lowy Masao. INS WWnm Parstrot o Ws. Slow.low ims. lims lob hoist i• fl• t • • Abo4l baw bow srspossissosidwily. Ti 010 s Diroesor is We owing Owns Mask /Ws. dward. ?he Traria, llwks 51.1 bc ....I Ittti Ib I7N oisesl mill hosihss sow. lJ orJr• ta• (bum W 14.1 AM SULLIIILLIL Ssirsisry. LOANS OILICITUI WITHOUT 111101LANON M AN UTUAL LO FUND ASSOCIATION Iworyorstel Lens. 11. area Wires eastroxm. NI: , ,URITIr. er ig side. ° o4lg u t Raab. ae.. as Proarsnis skvivel r wrr Use mud. ter tater -- lard* esel =tell= Wr e as74 l :ll ' o= l a lrefrareafte Amed= eafteris. Ihuiss at premml. ot i a free. if IlissNatas monlill of a &twirl ZettiOW. OFFICE for PATHNTI3, I, liorio-stroot, Liottoln's t w.0. —u.0. DAUBS and SIM aullswe prware ride en 00, I Fades haw mad togrovors. soiroflouipoosow wawa. es ass *MT Irwoobo 1. prows. aisuse &said semis Wsk /11AIDNIWIL )4 17 oo oz and HA RVEY'B PATINT i• 011.1'llteT I LUC 0 All •11013 0011SUMIRIL-1116 kw swifts •5.0.1 y ww est. 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DOM sad beg as mineral bulks paws that lag Iwo Welowl es more t arrarai hi. • 6.,.. tlf 5d,.......,...„, Qs lama link 15J05155.......... 101, lift Oh li No 1401 Was. ipme. nims easily. sa wan or maim IN ask usbaz a isaa....M aim .....na.; itraVaast nos Antra as las assise ism anew.% al 'al.: kasasss r iosismi c SY ; Ins aaJaasaa..4 Sa. ; wary War anllaie dem SI Ur 'NW lamba ba s a iirt laaanakla.a. lOSSl,Sasaatasisamsl. 1•M-ausea: IN Palm Mame So manila MS end._ m e asai sad an ore nada Ms .... in tim in .1 Spa. Mr. sad *ea beissak sa slab . sad Gan re mania Sas sad ariaisn asawas al.b ea... 41...14p4 a 11.144wa Wald.% /I==.lsl"%nibaled. ji..6.1 th. haus Woo IN sia a SAM 111 WNW 1.0. WIWI II lany ge. Drone gad Is mg Mkw alias is iss absias No Sr waft aOawe al MOIL Jj RECKNELL. TURNER. awl WNW HAND 4.43 Ulan Itarkeseell allibin i rely 1. th 'mg •fflaseas of ammlior Mrs farms 161111 L-11 1111114 TIMIS& mid .0 111 1 4 ... 4 sal la., Oman and amp al OF ahrii. at Ike Bei NWL sod It Ilkilmbsg. LW. CCOALS.—B7Screw sad itailwsp—lfiglibery and .._ 111 1.4 . 4ad OW D 440.-1.1141 sad le bog ....... "• erdilell. ilh• Is 4 llome 11:k a.. lia. Om 1.16 eilliarlo • •atv. fterrin 1 Eh 4 $.• lad db.% .. t*. ein. CIMI MOW ill 1.111% ia.o: oloo.lo‘ iw. Hank/. 1 % , 44 P 4 °le * a " adL " CVO C 4 = 0 lan=de ontere is 14 *l.l= . llt o r m aid sm. ", 111•141 Weer sowee% RPECTACLES. improved fry HARRIS sod 80N, v's met heelehet phloem the amt. Maar mai lhe mole Med. Irtz minegisq.o.6lo,lll., Nee. eft "ow Ds. up IR hied Ile Whet Nohaele. me I Iteeelimem lowish yen" sh Thar 14 .. " MM. j il". Pr. ." Oa. , 11 , ca. me we—taut east/ tad 40 oleeldrete eve If heel v. eleedie Ye Melo= =Ole Maim s e. a=....-emmem ir/CAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL Pil M ell ‘ " ..ctthiri I . . t a la " l ' aft- ili ": 1 1 . 11:4 1 .1. Y MI D Y is MC r i........iptuy ti ;Lai St o Oe ... • Usleas, and their ememe—g e e ss. ma le c l iill4 7 resolte—Disgashi. * libseeki- A =sity rd he 'l** V:to Ned Neil Pfedmi ILL /IF. gain Ni{he above ea sects, =Wee " The Ilal s t= l l lll lla r s free ta medal 51 , 2 . stamp% chreet THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ma, ROOMS, Isisallabo preassineati oaadidladuad amoblo ad ed dye the Woriaa aid =MAN boas* of doccratl, elth lamed!didd aIW dlimadldalakis Oflf XV \KY EVSXIr4O. need Eseacalgo at Mr. W. W. Packer. Om =417 verbal Wall the a re ssi az i org c drakel audans f.o . am*. Ada=l2. AIfDELA IDR GALLERY Lowther-arcade, Woad, b SOW Orli be 11=1 11110.01101. Nemo. 10. The leeipet wow la Lemke. WS kat E 0 MARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER owl srviriono rub AIMS. 011.21?_, as =MALL— MMY swabs assissild ~vs Illivaiorsx ipirllo ; arowsild aim Ow subsets" Id.; Wok Wi le , wins fit ali r reetrakt . W i rDDl x 4 IN VILVIIS,4I. I II VITATIONS W OSEIMONT SJILISES. sod SLLL /HMIS sod IND is SlLYSti zi viss *Rile or CRISIS Is the ?WIZ MOO TLY 111101LVID sod WS I s e trair i ri raarrs D fir 6.ol.—Obssne.st aux? RO *OW wsibliesissi. PlCCADlLLY.24lsisstresellubllWW riIIARTINII SHERRIES.—RaiI paid tozz slolles Is Ithenst—TßOlL MINN end SONS sin ell pubis le lbe WOW el Ilkeston unless alson. ass Sat sad se. Is Inb annees. The gnaws. nen went= Se HIRI/11 there.. soisisin, sentned nth inn Wanes Pei Sweser. bat with Mob= tins Meier oddity . sod nag have es lollslles Is Um wells nos . MY sin nen Oinks mml 151n15n1e ... ........1s ene&sessoiL Pens Ma, flis„ W rid Ns SOIL ; wry old an Liam Ns ble:1 Ile. Till mo WM*. sirit 2.1 Likeow /1 1 =a a Pan Plmina 19 kls Hes. UOiStY et lArateSasi. II Oisidlworwl. W.O. Mid I. se nellostlos. MAOIRTELLo'S OLD MUNDY. bottled is by Ibmintwa. ibdr ou• yowl, awl 1.44 forWaja 1 dem amosobsloganyi. FMK lb. WwW SY . 101 1 . Yer •lIWYP Yas. fteandlobli ea Ito dolum =Ow eysidisa. lby Flu et bon e r by yet on ad e de a lsr ah r. NM We GM G. W §.... MAHAN'S LL WHISKY T. COGNAC ISMlDT.—llissioluelsta maIIIANI 111111111 f MOAK Irma .It Ism dilielso, m a t 111.11 la mit et la I. • tit : lis Malt la ibe ad mi. Oa Md. 1 • 1 INEN . t ag HI BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS mad 0111111111 Is NY ass at all am; to be AlAdosil se PI ri OIL. Tis V i lla e i r r izi. r. sow seal Ouri s tb. 111.... j 11 =6 8 1; ill SW jws/ deism swatis• la Mr A seise Awning boa Ilmosallmftill ABA All mob anis. Maim Aft mils et dr Aix QOM'S SULTANA SAUCE, Mink Swatlame, la Ammo& Ilts—Thos *rim d wfir tee= 45.1.1" ""al w Pl"14:11 ==irorrVorerwe hi rr. Try ire rib IT a rk s.. harm NOM sad WI mile dram ll= aril fuller nor dor brew owl deb- . WILL. Pumpers r re 911111111. U. Oriorproo. I=FORE YOU PURCHASE FLAIR. go to Jclx = Rats. M i r= Wel = §UI MIME WEDDING PRESENTS.—Cow Ora CIOIM mai 124 SIT. soMesque Is wards*, ma mot penamme ardor:4oMM am& FOA 12.. 6d. you can pareltaaa a mu t) caurmwitik with four Out Basks. at JOiiii. rHOTEL and TAVERN-LEILPERS.—Every endpika et PLAT= GOODS al WE as reel atone. ' Silk Lopribunaried• THE earl real sabetitate far Silver is the arab& manse ea pm 111101LAL.—JON M. Leirtbar- WARD AGAINST THIEVES and BUIL. iILARY.IINI a year mei.* Pit...v. sad keg J 0111615 AO "LAM lila ankle itleolladd dild .s al* w sa: NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS. 1 MOOEd .od BON employ ii SPIICIAL MUT of cotters end embalm for the tleltomai of VOLUJTIII MILS COUPE, mid in *orlon able to execute sil orders with promptitude, and et their anal mama rests of duress. N.11.-.IIMIMMIS ter both Uniform and Accoutrements may be ob. Imbed st des althea Itasldatismatr. Omar et Diatom. sad Allow and Comer of Mew (Ilford 4na, sod dirt area. aesseitim—lkeriked. .111teffisid lurk Mire. „tea= STOOK of dispindemessUeded A aTICI.SB hi gnat ter all elms sad all madam: . OVIIPSONS WI Maw Rearrest Clothig. Dame dad Ind Cols. likedeater Clot.blor n . Wanda& Siesta& sad Lionise Bale mg Maw Hosiery far sad Gentlasah Trousers sod Yeas. OW*, 4 .. do. Ilotualeg. Soots sad limed& do. JoresErr Cithina. UMW lirreanallsatitariadUsder Bailors' elottilar. larar b ass Hables.—amp ead ler, Uattersis mid Outats. .a rad Usikees Limits. The 11111t0a1 TalLoalie D•raIiTIMST cattalos . Imre sod well essorted pod of Mast sati k 7 Naastecilares. The meet MUM Cotters IPAd Workman ere 1 110•1111 sad . Cores of II Morino sad Aldeirs, sad Omar et Nem Oxford. eek liarsaireat IL lIONIIII sad 11011 WM It to be cammed, that if ea 1114111 1 1 "trott ilt. k 51/1 to eadaapd. 1 the memo - TO* book soolobior H a Skol od% it tie istory of Mai wllk oolkomosomout awl Um of prim, grafi' on oopbsoOloo6 43 ll= boo THI "INDISPENSABLE" SUIT, ma la wino MIMS wit wan k obi witlealeft sampild larlisalaw lowellos. sod Vic MO Is aW•111111111 7 •Www. Wo wwWWW wit ardmilis tmc Viol" tem Wriest et IL NOS= sod SOL of Wasaan owl AIWA% EN maw of Nem oxford wow mod RUPTURES.—Tbe PATENT SELF ADJURTIIIe 011/111AN TIM . wag dliseislig MONS emellendoes. essammarled tit.• beaky it Os an tad eilld benii. The esserry golly of good trims le ma aMika4 power, gemwe as the post mesbed, *lob daub , abbe Ads* be Wee Is errs eirrembred via Mew. *MI Nelms. or ied MO sal W.. 4 litahallig. W. A TOILETTE REQUISITE kr the SPRING. A i pibir saw Irimpia el lie prime sip mak as be sb. Wad. as mama anon a OLallbana SAW a OULU Illa„ maid aas sibli eel bag of the bar liras tilt 411.011i11i eaban, Mak is adresstro rim& Is ass al ablate/ aan mew war =en *gra ft r Irmo en km. re gamin am,. VE r Sik 1 LaW Naos lb mai lbw or dila lo bac (Mat aa moo sr abet la Is MY kr ameasmia as bar. a Iwo am as; jr...... j .._takt .terma k eed uswiers. des.lBoll r . Pan ondos ibititalusigir.. rz, A. TOralta wi t U. Ws*. . 110 IL CLEAVIN LE TOILET BOAP, la. per 10., IL ad Lisidissi. Maim W.O. SOUND and WHITE MTH are indispensable yx i ciam mormaw sal lat Malik sof berm* In of/ 0 M it M. or Nod Em i t Jr a=1•10, It nelipmir " A resiza% a parline mblimass le Or "" 72• 2= Cleil im a l gt. " 2 . • =ins a ;W IS. ! d 1" . 4 4 . rr 7 . c . ~,,I c m an o r She 61:4 .4, 1. ita d grr se4 =..lA=lld URI CURL—LAMS/UM ASTHMATIC m. mows oasis ar Mode erailmem Me bd. rpm sholarles boils WM usads• tor w~raadrosicc u rni. I T* i=l 4 I reig li tlious does kr =}3ltv pxTRAoRtaItrTZTVERY of an AA mai* NNW 310 DM" Wu the "" wils4 PM " D li tti a ck 4 'Abe " Pei oliandialsi M de l NOM kiwi grub the 110111105 .11 Teeimr o. yet waft Mem. evis bf she medal tioalllllo hal mei& IMPS bus ro om!, Immitasul NW IMF -v.. 17. Iv p . le lister slaw. trout Mona 111114•4Thilla Iliwaisi. Jai yebibbai. la I id. Su Awbowbbil Moat^ pot A tandem as pulp m edial ' s Prop. VITA VITALI& A sew work at As x""kmaisleimao•Putorsimritbsi.imisibirdleirik gal ossopoootostroOks ot Os Wan Pin= di e m* row et mandal and gbyllMal °elm Mbar Imootoblo. Pop It=tbll am oo li k by OW pop Popo spas. Ile Poracuts Pootelond mar asatal.A. Adam= - mo" If emit. Ws* Novak lasisa. ow by J. Mos. W o. indiabolloolletto Imp amirt. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. The omen of lut evening was of extraordinary Wired ; it caudated entirely of music of the Italian school, and the greatest portion of the pieces, both vocal and instru mental, were beautiful things of former times, unknown to the public of the present day. Thus the oonoert wam full of novelty—die novelty which wine from age. The various performances were received by the audience ht a manner which showed thee the music of the great old meters has not loot the parse to charm modern sari. It is announced, we observe, that the programme of one of the forthcoming concerts will be exchuduly from the vocal and instrumental works of French composers. Such a concert, well selected, may be full of matter at once carious and delightful. DBA i U. ADELPHI THEATRE. Mr. Watts Phillips is the author of a new and original comedy, called Paper Wings, which was produced at this hoses last night with overwhelming demonstrations of ,seem. If Mr. Phillips ham sot produced a piece in which are to be hand scourate types of modern society—sad it pat be oenhased that the majority of his characters are somewhat extravagant charges more fitted for taros than comedy—he meat be accredited with a clever idea, 'lately developed and worked oat in dialogue which, always above the average mark, often rises into brilliancy. Long resident shooed, Mr. Phillips has acquired a foreign mot of thought whisboddle admirably serviceable to him in the Dead Heart ant other melodramatic production; has slightly led bd sissy is the puma instenos, when the plot of his piece tame an the mama for Souse speculation; which mania he rapremats as permeatiag every class of society down to fella= and -maids. This we know id the cam is Posk hsg am esas higalised gambling has never spread so widely, and Imes may at Mr. Phillips's sketches, highly idle& NA witty ea they are, do not produce an equiva lest Mei. TM gins was capitally acted. Mr. Wigan, always pathimody, always manly, played with earnestates and vigour, and admirably expired both phases of tha ohmmeter ha represented. Mrs. Wigsa:e part is below her usual standard, bat was played with all her awl oar. sad finish ; sad Mr. Fisimos swagger, whirl is the one gnat blot in his essamptkia of patlemea, was not oat of place is Um Dwindling broker. Mr. Toole is entitled to a special word of praise for a very clever bit of cbarsetar-acting, awl for avoidance of buffoonery In the hoe of peat temptation. MB CORPOLLTioN IMAM BILL. Aspogial meeting of the Court of Common Council wasimit e =sintay at Ouildhall, the LORD MAYOR pre s idi to ng, " the Bill in Parliament fur the better regulation of the corporation of the City of Lemke." It liming been resolved that the clauses of the bill should be read anti discussed seriaiiss, James 1 and 2 were agreed te se they stood. On clams 8, fixing the municipal franchise at 101., Mr. W. Cox (late M.P. for Finsbury) moved that the franchise should be extended to 51. householders, upon the pound that it was generally understood that the parlia mentary frostlike was about to be reduced below 101. In the discussion which followed upon this amendment, various enggemits• were made for amending the clans% bat it seemed to he generally considered that a 101. &whims would in the City be almost equivalent to universal suffrage, more especially as occupiers of Alcor, chambers, warehou se., wharfs, its., may, as the bill stan ds, deice to be rated to the pollee rate, and so acquire the vote, and a strong Moire was evinced that the clause should be agreed to intact. Mr. htiVowever, persisted in pressing her 'notion to • show of when not more than a dozen hand* were held up in its favour and it was, therefore, negatived by an overwhelm- Mg majority. On the same clause, Mr: Alderman ht next moved the omission of certain words, with the object of preserving the rights of the livery se par ticipators in the election of the Lord Mayor. Mr. Alderman Stogie strongly opposed the amendment, urging that the livery had only obtained what they called their rights by the abominable act 2 George I. whirl wee obtained for political purposes, and that they had no claim to the franchise except upon the common Wait of being house holders or occupiers *Rhin the City to the amount of 101. Other motion,' were submitted on the Beebe point, and the result of a continued discussion was the adoption of the fol lowing, moved by Mr. Aldermen Lawrence, That the rights of the livery be preserved the election of Lord Mayer and Sheriffs conjointly with the ratepsyers, and gat Qs th aw of the bill be ediered accordingly." Oa the same slams, Mr. Cox again vindicated his title to be considered an "'deemed liberal" by moving that in the municipal elections votes should be taken by ballot. After some discussion, on a show of hands, the "previous question" wee declared to be carried, a decision which wee affirmed on • division by 81 votes to 28—majority 55. The motion wss therefore lost ; the announcement of the numbers being received with loud cheers. Clause, 3 to 17 were then agreed to. On clause 18, appellate( the number of representatives to be retuned by the different wards of the Common Council, 1 Mr. H. TAYLOR objected to the appointment as not fairly representing the wealth and property of the different wards, 'sod moved a resolution, asserting the opinion of the court that the maximum number of representatives for any ward should be eight, and that in the distribution regard should be paid to the present representation of the eliding wards. After a protracted discussion and several divisions on various amendments, which were negatived, the court ad journed, leaving the remaining clauses of the bill far discus sion at a future court. TEE DISTUBLOCES IN ST. GIORGI 11FIN-THI- .S4BT. On Sunday the services of this place of worship assumed a new phase. The present week being the season of Lent, a considerable alteration had bra leads in the altar. The drapery, in tact, wee made purple, with a large white cross in the mitre. This cross was changed so far as the colour wet concerned on different evenings. At one time it was while, at another time it was red. It appears, however, that the proceedings bad given offence to some parties in the pariah, and that some one in consequence had written to the bishop. The result of that application was the following letter, received by Mr Thompson from the bishop on the evening of Saturday lest " I have received a letter informing me of certain changes in the arrangement of the pariah church. Finding that such additions to the ordinary arrangement doer what churches excite the parishioners, I require you before the service of to-morrow to go to the church along with the clergymaa in charge, and if it appears to you that ornaments thus az hibiuld are such as likely to suite angry feelings, quietly to remove the rms." . _ _ _ The letter wee dated on Saturday list, and wu delivered to the churchwarden, Mr. Thompson, oa the evening of that day. In ocesequeuus of it, at ten o'clock on Sunday morn ing, Mr. Thompson, the churchwardee acDompanitel by the Rev. Mr. Dove, the clergyman to cha rge, and the beadle of the church, did remove the objectionable formula from the sitar, end the coosequence wee that daring the morning service the church displayed only its bus walls, there bung nene of the usual ornaments to be seen. The morning service passed t.ff with little interruption. After the commencement one of the panes of the painted window over the alter fell in, which was thought to be caused by some party throwing stones at it from the outside ; but on the police inquiring into the matter, and finding that as there was a wire grating outside the window no stone mei/ have seeded it, she ask was pat dews as a ales seri- Mutel leaskiag et the &eh The rooming services did sot, barwever. off without some oontiegusey, se • petty was agpsarssd of the setae at Fremsh, ea the alums at wise toe Memorially tor eat of time. He was tikes to tha , and bailed out. was me Litany war** in the afternoon, and in the Weevil Mem the morning evince and that of the lecture, 6111 drum about the altar was replaced ; not of the same ehoreeber se that which had been used during the week, but of a 'Mir description to that which nasally hangs about the ehemeel. . _ . la the eiientoon the Rey. Mr. Richardson, the duly ap piled lecturer, preached. The oonivetpasisa wee adm en; and de seraauu was Mend to wlek groat atteataon. The sank* was over by abort a quae ss. le live o'clock, but der ft wee •0 the people did ass mane sat of the chard ; shat 150 of thorn Utitg peseadien w da elezelt mad the elweillers' sesta, end there they est LAM' minim service didneadi at wen eels* awe if them magus le meta le the ebetheem who had to go withia the alter The Rev. Kr. Lowder dictated at the redid service, bat Rowe was tWle dwarbence, upwards of 200 palatines Wag fit. Ajtithird-claas Assistant Engineer B. J. Wilcox, to the Fi rebrand. Fla. W.—Commander W. J. Pollard (1854), to the Hawke, additional for sankos in the Coset Guard. Lieutenants H. G. Hole (1866). to the Greyhound; J. H. Ctiton (1864), to the Hero; sad W. Strickland (1847), to the Bowl best. 0. L. Thompson, promoted to wond-olass easistest eugismr, end appouted to the Styx ; end J. Bridge man, eseibmed to the rank of chief engineer. Keimeit. Paymaster 3. W. Parket (1559), to be additional to the PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 27. The Enryalua, SI, screw frigate, Captain J. W. Tension, C.E., having on bowl him Royal Mesmer Prince ARM, arrived at Spithead this 'item= from the Medi term—. The Dasher, 3, steam vessel, Commander Philip de Surnisrez, sailed on Saturday for the Channel lalazads. The Firebrand, 6, steam s loopCommeodee Sews, is play lIIPTIMPITetrer meerorzed in be Wong& oaf' dam basin to-morrow„ Her Majesty's ship Enryahts, Captain Tuleton, sacluwed at Spithaad at half-past 6 yesterday from Lisbon. It was blowing hard from the north-west at the time, with • Navy sea running through the roadstead. Prince Alfred was expected to land this morning, and to reach Windsor this afternoon. The gig of her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Albert left the yacht yesterday at 3.20 p.m., under a reefed lag-sail, havirg on board Mr. Price, inspector of machinery ; Mr. Madge, Mr. Brown, and Mr. WLuokie, engineers, with the intention of landing at the King's Stain; a heavy puff cd wind caught the boat's sail on clearing the lee of the Car mine coal deptt, and at once capsized the boat, sad threw the passengers and boat's crew into the water. Happily, all hands were rescued. COMPANY DRlLL.—Captain Hans Busk, Victoria Rifles, whose useful manuals are well known, has prepared • tabular arrangement of the " Company Drill" (published by Routledge, Warns, aid Routledge), in accordance with the latest innUtions, fur the line, the militia, and volunteers. The directions are both full and clear, and accompanied with the necessary references to the " Field Exercise book." O'BVANI6 NAVAL BIOGRAPHY. O'Byrne Bro thou.—This excellaut biographical dictionary, containing a mooed of the services of all living °Moen of the Navy and Royal Marina, is now published in • new and enlarged edi tion. The merit and iseefulness of the work are so well esta blished that we have only to all attention to the fact. Tau SWORD.—Colonel Mare 's valuable " Me -111101111 sou lee Armes-blanches," which le out of print, and obtainable only with difliculty in France, has Lust been tram lewd into English by Lieutasant-Colonet H. Hamilton Max well, Bengal Artillery, and published, with notes and en gravings, in Wattle's "Rudimentary Military Series." COURT or LIEOTENANCT.—A Court of Lieu tenancy for the City of London was held on Saturday, as anial, with closed doors, the Lord Mayor prodding. A variety of business was transacted, and there was some rather warm diecussion of a personal character, in connexion with the London Rifle Brigade; but probably the only thing of public interest was an Intimation that her Majesty had accepted the appointment of his Royal Highness the Com mander-in-Chief so colonel of the brigade, and the consequent , resolution, moved by Mr. Deputy Harrison, and secesd a d by Mr. Aldisan and Colonel Wilma, that the Lord Mayor should be requested to sign and present the oommieske to the Duke of Cambridge forthwith. It may, however, be ' stated in addition, that the usual course of embodying the commission on paper was departed from, and that the com mission was written upon vellum, handsomely emblazoned. WOOLWICH VOLUNTEER CORPS . — The following letter was yesterday received from Maiden:se by Colonel Tniloh, ILA, duperintandent of the Royal Carriage De =nt, and Commandant of the Royal Arsenal Coups of leer Rides and Artillery at Woolwich Sir,—l em directed by Viscount Sydney. the Lord-Lieutenant, to In form you that the Queen has approved of and accepted the offers of service of a corps, consisting of eight companies of Artillery Volunteers, in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. The corps is numbered as the 10th in the county of Kent, and its maxim= establishment will assist of 1 lieutenant-colonel, I major. 8 captains, 8 flret-Ifent tenants, 8 second-lieutenants, 1 adjutant, 1 sorpon, and 6W men of all ranks.—l am Si,, your most obedient servant, J. W. WILDEri." A soiaratecorps of Artillery Is in course of °reanimation in Mr. Anderson's department, to be named the Royal Gun Factory Corps. Mr. Frazer, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Hay have been elected caplets', and other officers of the department to the eubordinate grades. The arrangements proposed by Sir W. Armstrong for uniting the advantages of the Rifle sad Artillery corps, by adopting the ass of both weapons in the held, have been rejected by the Lord-Lieutenant; the corps Is therefore to be drilled in the I I use of artillery alone. THE VOLUIVTIER miLlTAitr DRILL IN SCHOOLS. The following characteristic letter on this subject has been written by Sir Francis Head to Mr. Edwin Chadwick : “ fly dear air,—My opinion on the ' Prosramme' you have this rooming ..at to me, en constituting drill and gymnastic@ as part of a national system of education, is, very briefly, as follows : --- ;ROmiirnal, whether on four legs or on two, however he may enjoy hie, can be of any use in the worshop of lam anti! he has been sufficiently divested of that por de, of his natural inheritanos commonly called a will of hie own.' 1 . iiiia t's the use of a cow if she won't allow either man or mold to milk her ? What's the use of a home if he wait pat hie head into a collar, or seat a saddle to be placed on his back ? " In like manner, of what use to the community is a man, to any rank of life, if he refuses to practise the heraldic motto of the Prince of Wales, Dietz—l serve'—in abort, if the fellow won't obey ? " Now se, in Mr. Rarey's hands, a couple of little straps have proved sufficient not only to omsquer Cruiser, but to divest numberless other horses, mules, aced donkeys, of that portion of their self-will which had made them useless in stead of useful to man, so must a system of military drill in our public and private schools incline the rising generation of boy.' to do their duty in that station of life unto which it shall phase God to oall them.' "In the army, drill doe. not make a gang of recruits any braver than when they enlisted ; but restraloiag rather than exciting their courage, it teaches them gradually to exchange their own will for that of their sergeant, captain, colonel, or general, until complete discipline welds theee ficatmg 'Ar ticles into a solid mu., which twenty time. the number of equally brave bat undisciplined men are utterly unable to resist, " lint as Mr. Rarey's principle is equally applicable to • chessemonger's horse as to Lord Cardigan's charger, so is military drill ss advantageous to boys of all grades and pro fessions es to their brother soldier.. " The dull-sounding but magic little words of command', • Eyes debt I' 'Eyes left !" Eyes front !' Right turn I" Left tern Right about turn l' Left about turn 'Quirkmarolt Halt ' Stand at ease !" Attention !' kc. , Lunt into the minds of a lot of little boys the elements, not of war, but of puce. Instead of making them ferocious, to use Mrlarey's expression, these words ' gentle' them, until, by learning to he subservient, not to their own, but to the wills of others, they become fit in every possible department to serve their country. "Oa entering the Foreign-office, Home-office, the church, the counting-house, the manufactory, or the farm, in which they desire to labour, their habit of obedience would prove so beneficial to their employers es well am to themselves, that I feel confident if s system of drill be once adopted in our public end private schools, a tall undrilled young man, likes raw untroken busk would by the generality of dealers be considered as unserviceable.' " I am, sir, yours truly, " Croydon, Feb. 18. " F. B. BRAD. "Edwin Chadwiek, F•q., C.E." In 1858, 71,000,000 newspapers were delivered in the United Kingdom, and 7,260,000 book packets Puma through the past. The avenge weight of book neck*. wan oz. each, and of newspapers 21 i.e. each. The average postage on book packets wee 21d. each. When the impressed newspaper stamp is abolished ell newspapers will per through the pest aa hook packets. MUSEUM Or PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.— Number el visitors for the week mediae Feb. 25 :—Morn kW; 000 ; anseinge 1.169 ; 2.069. Since the opening ot the Yuman tree ' ditily_Lltay 12, 1866), 191.366. [Advertiennent.)—i4OLLOWAT'n OINTMENT AND rwA—krntrAms. moor. dem. thenbartbelds. at Oleo. and Mirth ***tensed wll5 *wants swam by this mild yet Pin Crating unguanL The rag consumption at Masa rensadas m India and -thraleb°4, th e Bea ha better prong of their ea*** Wm IS. us ulhohl of any indlyldnal. They would not be In twit demand la all our &moot &vendee** and tolealas if they had not bews bond in almost uolsmsally hownelal. Yaw tercal or sy , senal dinars can withstood Mate joint tailumcw: whlisi the Wats:mut <Mfr sostbew and IVeltllol ouswani nomplstuts. the nth. by purifylor the blood, low Wo•ton intlitsdiam and stirOUlStln4 the Weer, tharauahy throw * l haw Ms swum than noble curruptione whiwhimsageuciat egalpdar 111110611111115. Although the attendance was somewhat onniderable, tbo mond of business transacted was very insignificant. The Nottingham settling was speedily disposed of, after which many ineffectual attempts were made at active speculation. There was no new feature in the are psol Bteeplechane betting, the animals quoted below being backed for mall sums only. For the Chester Cup the increased favour displayed to wards Tams Deer, who advanced to 20 to 1, mu the only noteworthy feature. The Wizard maintained his position at 9 to 2 for the Two Thourruid, and Lupellus was decidedly second favourite, at 6 to 1, Booonteer having declined a point nine last weak. The Duty betting call, for no comment. CLOSING PRICES. LINCOLN HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Mr. N. Amaterdam (II 7 to 1 Mr. 11.11aeolies Estella ON I to 1 Mr. 106nes Recounerstor LIVERPOOL STREPINCHASZ. 10 to 1 apt Mr. Oapela Anal= 01 /0 to 1 Mr. Bayley*. =alma (0 11 to 1 Mr. Craven's Xanthas 101 to 0 Captain Hunts Huntsman It) 100 to 7 Mr. liollwa Mule Ain= It) 26 to I Captain Hunt's Ookhrolth It) 2i, to 1 —81 r Wombwell= Bildern= (t 3.1 to I Mr. h oilers Vaal= ft) 49 te 1 Iflr. Kilroy* Ma .4c41 AO to 1 Mr. Hod 63 to — Mr.!. L. flaal6% LIVIIRPOOL 10 WlloTTHARTlOttlFaislAtritt 10 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parra Rattlaboae It) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 9to apt Mr. Oodellnea Chem An= It) 9. to Mr. T. Parr'. Nudes It) 60 W Lord Staraforda Paleface It) CHESTER CUP. 100 to apt Mr. R. Ten Brooch% Elateillto It) 20 to lard Portsmouth's TM, Deer (N 20 to Mr. Marian'. Loneran.ge WS) 20 to Mr. Caldera Viatica lot I 31 to Mr. T. Part'. Gaspard It) 69 to yr. Ilargreavrea ner4elo TWO THOUSAND. 9to apt Mr. A. Nkhola The Whard to Mr. T. Pun'. Lupellat (oS) 6to Lord Portsmontha Bnocancer It) 12 to Baron Rothschild,' Ring of Diamonds ItA Oft DERRY. 9 to ant Lord Palmerston'. Manutone 9 to Mr. R. Ten Broecka Unwire 10 10 to Lord Porwmoulles Booms= It) 29 to Mr. T. Parr'. Lapel= (off) 3$ to Hr. Wrlesta Upperhand (a) ad to Mr. l'Amines Crainend (of 40 to Lor3 Roland. Laneheater It) 10 to yr. T. 11.U.0n1 SW William (wanted) 60 to Hama Rothschild% Rates 01 IMO to I Poke of Beintforta Sloe Ruin 01 1000 W 1 Mrs. Osbaldestotet South Anstmlian ft) J. Chintsaiw.-- We have much pleasure in stating th►t this Jockey is rapidly recovering from the injuries ho sustained at the late Nottingham meeting. FROGBAIDIE OF THE LINCOLN MEETING. 01010.10 W. TIM Taut Segue of hors. each. with 25 added, for lir-oide. Mats ; four, la 1260 ; See. 1A 6th ; Mi hied aged. On 10tb • Marla and salamis allowed 111% mad stake three.yr-olde at the So; of .artist allowed 41% Pm gad upwards Ilb the waaor cork to arty ewe year to airy la. Moe or 840 goes. 1010 extra ; the mooed save ha Make. radar Memoir to pay 6 eon. toward. espeasec Ose mile. The Ma tece this day. 16 ma.) Asa An An SOS 4 1 laggightme 1 The Gentle Da Beady 3 Stay Ilesetts.. t 1I I TaoISSOCILINIT WARNS at ison. Mak with 40 added. for hyr olds : eche, ret nb ; Mae mid seldtags. at 4.b ; • winner before Bare log to carry 710 extra; the agend go age Ng Make, sod thowtoner to 9 5 7 6 em. toward. alPoillea. The Weight ran 10, about half a mile. a ga.e.l Depholtr by rasp Dstaimems--Pam hard Lava. Near* Odom, thatab. be f by Ameandele—Nary by l'ocepey, Robert. Camphor. TM' OW. liTaarlailMaa 111 andsaw:. of 10 mak mak. 3 ft. Ida 10 addirl. The Iliaaar at say .taaplachnee of IUO 4ovs. Liter the weights are published to 7111 huh% or hm cm., 1010 .stn. The whiner to Par 20 sore. sward. swam sad the wooed to ease ble Make. Not to exceed fees igeSea.egier • falr hooting cormtry. 124 suta) Aga *lb he a M Drutiett• ~. . .—.. • 14 9 1 Glaatlas • 9 6 ILlbwone lasi •.•• _ t ... • 11 Si The Unknovra , by km Glanyrasde (54, " Tem sett. Tearaway—The •11=WIC.-- •14 131 maid allow livb) . , a 6 _ ...•....... .... •• 10 11 The Emperor Rate SAW ppigeesge Pada. ..... . .... a Pt 11 cline Hero) LI Oliarley . • • le 8 Physician Wee WIIIM Joe glaley (h.hl .. Itebe liloo Nicholas by leobiarm •411 I Admit= 6 . a 0 , Milne 0 —lllm Crasawiek .... • 911 Pew Pollard. by Pol The Caste (b4s). ..... • 910 lard. dame Pedigree Heads or Tags Orb) .... 0 9 8 unknown ....... • 9 0 Lbaboy • 9 7 Tea 4 tregoa 11111411 , 0 &Ulu of 6 sore. sad, with Nodded. foe hyroide. IM; four. em 101 b; he, 104 611 s; sic mad aged. Net tab ; mares and itekhop allowed dime. 71 n b;; hr-ela that hare for twice &laved 410 ; hr-olde 7lb ; the maser go be veld for 100 tom: If entered for 30i. allowed 710; .06., 12:b ; in. 171 h: 401.. 211 b: 304 1111 b,• the mood loan his Make. Or Idle. noun same Wday fTsesdayl. I ste Qi.T BADDICAP at 11.0.4. each, with 30 added: the artZliber of any raoe after the walla appear to carry 710 eitra; the mooed to his stake. sod the Waage to pay 5 SOIL toward' aphelia One inali sad • 41111114 C al mot a Mlb Age et lb 111. Sykes ......... • 812 Lovell .... .. 4 7 Charles 11..... ..... —II a 9 Chaarlmi ...... ........ 4 3 Tye 4 8 6 ftea1ba.......... ........ • 9 Orem . Ambush 4 1 1 Ogees% kV Belegies .... 8 6 Primse of Ora. 6 Jane 4 7!! timiiiiimi • 1 2 Muter . 4 7LI Damaged I U =am Daagi ..... ... • 7 $ TIIOISNAT. Tea Lincotarma HANDICAP !STAIN at 6 tom aneb. S ft. with 100 added; for &trail, and upwards. Th e wham of rim handicap alter the wahibte aro out to uum 71e ; twice. or • Malmo amounting to 100 eora.. jolt ears. fleoned to realm fit area wad the Mau% and Um whingr to par tO mom gonads extra. Or as tit iinhal Aga bag at lb Th Mom et e • 4 90 I Wandarar ll2 111=4 • • • Zak&le ......... 4 • • Jam Mr. ask.. ..... 7l 7 77 °'•" • T 11 Charlie 11. ........... t i ' • Oadiselr ..... 0 I aldiE 4 Qom War 0 4 ....... ..... I aII @Ma ....... ........ Vleo 4 itl Ambush ...... 4 1 0 3 Remunerator 4 1 ........ lay Pool 4 Primed Orme • s zi Austesalma Master 4 An iforToe ..... oorook by limaglaa ... • 3 T Job ........ ...... • • 3 7 14 °Kb lasoutilre ...... 3 4 Tormentor Decno Kndtookia 11 Bea 1l laser's ham. of 100 guineas; 3-yrelds, 84 91b; four, get *tb ; 1.16 9•111 b ; de and aged. lOst 21b. Tao oU'co—To close and name ea Wednesdoy. Tits losintsrans' Onus. STASIS, of 3 eon. ask with 25 added: ferlyeolds, 7st ; thaw 94; four. 9st 91b; Ire and upwards. 104 411; mare and gelding. snowed Mb; 'madam hieing started three times. allowed 61b; the winner to be sold for 80 eon.: If entured to be sold for 61. allowed 41b; for 406. ;er for 301 , 1411; the .cered to are Ms stake. About ball • milo.-14) ekes and name on Wodneeday. TN, HAVDICAP HORDLI 1•CI of 6 son. eaca, aft. with 25 added, free for any horse the winner to pay 5 sees. towards expense.; the weed bone to sue his stake; W wooer of say hurdle ram or steeplechase aft the weights are pabbabed. ta carry ove r of two, or a stake amounUter to 2 0 son. lhb extra. Two miles, sit nlghts of hurdles. (90 este4 Age et lb Age st lb Caliph a 11 0 /Mauna • 11 Grilled a 10 7 Oallph II 10 Wee *line • 10 4 r_ .4pa .......... 9 JD. Maier lb Keene.. The (-beery O ka, II 913 ( 4 . 8= 4 7 Johnn 9 ... .. • 7 7 Tbe Co y nde it W • bl 9 ..... ......... 4 tiotersides Courts, ..... . , • 91l —. • 6 Tea LIRCOLP4ILI . FI CM' STEIPUICILLIM of WM . 41111. with 40 added, fur horses bona fide the preps/We tidies* la the eounty, and that hare bean raralarly hooted all 64 =see, eel ilkst law net ben In a training stable dwing that Um ; kr o j ii plda lief 71b : firs. let Elb ; .ti and mod. 124 10Ib ; mansaml allowed lib. thorowth bred bona to carry 71 0 eaten; the wham It 0 soya. to mery 7lb se- Ara • gentlemen rider; profeselousis to cam lib sous ; otkodone as to quailleations must be made before starting ; four horne to start or the public money to be withhold. About thee mike Closed. TSB &CRAY &SACO of 310 VS. 0110*, wtth 20 added, for 44 are; If tee mitecriberw the amend to ears his stake; a winter after the weight, appear to awry 71D *sirs. Ilan a tone. To close us Wedneader. LONDON DISTRICT TELEGRAPH COMPANY.—The second half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this oom pmy was held yesterday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Robert Taylor, in the chair. The me:story read the report of the directors, which bait already appeared in the lisp's:4. The adoption of the report having been moved and seconded, the chairman, in reply to various questions, said he could not tell what buftinees had been done at the Mikes, as he had not yet received snyaccount from those that did not belong to than. The business done at their own stations bad fully satisfied the expectations of the directors, and the money had been paid into the bank. They had now 21 offioes open ; 12 were their own, and the re.t belonged to other companies. They would as rapidly as possible increase their station., but that must be done economically. The directors were nego- tiating with the Post-oMee authoritiee, bet they had sot yet concluded any arrangement. The reason wby they had not yet advertised was bemuse the system was not completed. With regard to the shares, they had purchased a how when they were falling in the market, but no more would be bought, and these would be disposed of when that could be done advantageously. They were in communication with the fire offices and police authorities for the use of their wire, and he had no doubt that arrangements would be completed be tween them. They had also offices at some of the railway stations. The motion was then put and carried unanimously. Messrs. William Austin end Charles Kemp Dyer, the retiring directors, were then reelected without oppoiltion. Messrs. Chubb and Leaden were elected auditors ,for the ensuing year. The meeting was then made special, for the purpose of empowering the directors to extend cabs area of their operations. After some discassion a resolution was agreed to, to the effect that the directors should be authorised to sot up or take down telegraph wham, as the case might be, end west stations beyond the radius of four miles from Charing-arose, over an area which should be continued within • circuit having • radius of twelve mike from Charing-cross; and, further, within a circuit of twenty miles for polies sad fine purposes only. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH INDIA.— The following message ilea been received at the (Moe of the Ited See TelelcreP4: — " We arrived off Maculla this day, and are about malting the splice, which will oomplato tele graphic communication between Alexandria sad India. All well on board the Imperatrice. The submarine cable has been succtesfully laid, and Alexandria is in telegrephie eommttniostion with the capital of her Majeso's WWI pos. sessices." Little more than three years ago the murder of an aged couple, attended with circtunstances of great atrocity, was perpetrated in the rural and secluded village of Bolton upon-Deerne. On the night of the 4th of December, 18d6, It will be remembered that Lake White, as aged perms, who was the village postmaster, and kept a small druggist's shop, and was a local preacher, while apparently engaged in pre paring his sermon for the following Sunday, heard some one come to hie shop door, and on going to see what was wanted, he was knocked down and ruthlessly murdered. His wife, hearing a noise in the shop, appeared, while going along the passage leading from the house into the shop to see what was the matter, to have been met and also murdered, both bodies being found weltering in a large pool of blood in the forenoon of the next day.. No traces of robbery h av i ng been committed were risible, and the affair was enshrouded in the most impenetrable mystery. Although every effort was made by Colonel Cobbe and the superintendents of the neighbouring divisions of constabulary, and large rewards o b ff i e u red on , o n f o t t h th e h e an slig ib l e tes e t ri c mo lue , and coul th d e bl ro fo n an er t to iori t t, e per= sitting for a considerable time, was obliged to return an open verdict. The only paean to whom the finger of sus picion pointed wee White, the village constable, but no object could be allows nor could the slightest evidence be adduced to In any way connect him with the dreadful deed; but on the contrary, It was shown that the deceased had been one of hui warmest supporter', and had that day been engaged in _getting up a memorial to Colonel Cobbo la furor of White babe pramistly stationed In the village. However, nothing eattong to light White left the village, end has since being living to some extent as a suspected man in his native town of Barnsley, In anxious expectation that something would turn up to un ravel the mystery, and restore him to the position he bed formerly held in the estimation of the world. Recently, however, we are glad to Bay, circumstances have transpired which are likely to throw some light upon the tragedy. On the day the murder was committed a hawker was said to have been in the village of Bolton, vending cape and small wares, but no clue could be obtained to him afterwards, nor could he in any way be connected with the commission of the deed. During the past week an Irish hawker, who is said to be undergoing six years' penal servitude at Ports mouth, has made certain statements to a companion relative to the affair. These were ommunicated to the governor of the gaol in which he is undergoing his Imprisonment, and information has rime been forwarded to Mr. Astwood, super intendent of the West Riding constabulary at Doncaster, who has long exerted himself to obtain a clue to the tragedy. Mr. Aatwood, we understand, haa been to Portsmouth, and had an interview with the hawker, who has pointed out the guilty parties, stating that, although Le himself did not commit the murder, he was in the house when the mur dered couple were lying dead on the floor. The names of the perpetrators have not yet teen made known, neither has the nature of the confession further than what has been stated, although we understand he completely exonerates White from any participation in the murder. The most active inquiries have been made for some days, and informe d= of the facts having been communicated to the secretary of state, we are informed warrants have been issued for the removal of the prisoner from Portsmouth to York, and for the apprehension of the parties criminated. The hawker has given some partioalars as to the articles he was selling in the village at the time, and the persona to whom he sold them ; and the pollee are now making inquiries with a view to the affair being unravelled. The matter is exciting the greatest interest in the district, and it is hoped that the mystery in which the tragedy has so long been enveloped will soon be cleared away. TEN MB IN 2H3 CITY. The fire was not entirely extinguished last night at nine o'clock, and we regret to state that the property destroyed has been far more extensive than was at one time expected, and to add to the misfortune the whole of the books, gold, and motes, supposed to have been put away i n a tre-proof safe, have been destroyed. The fact is that upon an alarm being raised, an instant order was given to put the books, bullion, and documents of importance into the safe, but na fortunately the denim extended with such Impetuosity that the men were unable to do more than save their own lives. Am it was, two or three of theessiatants were slightly burnt in getting upon the roof of the premises in order to reach the adjoining homes, and ens of the sub-engineers of the bri gade (George Legg), being overcome by the heat of the Are, was prostrated, and before he could make his escape was so fearfully burnt test ha was obliged to be removed to At. Bartholomew's Hospital, where he at present remains in a state of great @uterine. The Messrs. Morley and Co., on whom premise, the fire began, will be serious losers—for more than wee at first an ticipated. It was only a few hours before the gas became ignited that upwards of 2,0001. worth of goods in bales were ueposited upon the promisee, all of which has been entirely coornmed. The stock in trade in this house consisted prin cipally of silks, lace, and Scotch and Manchester goods. &moot the surveyors to the insurances-offices roughly esti mate the damage at this establishment alone at from 4o,ooo/. to 50,0001., but the general impression amongst the members of the trade is that it will be much less. These sufferers were, however, insured, but not to the full amount. The official report of Mr. Braidwood Pets forth the damage done se follows :—No. 122, Wood-street, Messrs. Morley and Co., the eremites burned down and the contents de stroyed. No. 119, De 134: and Brettle, damaged by breakage and water; 'minted in the Royal Exchange and other Si. otiose—the first, second, and third floors greatly damaged by water, dec.; insolence not known. No. 121, Meson. Edg. comb and Co., premises greatly damaged by water; Men. ranee not known. No. 4, Goldsmith-street, Messrs. Frost end Co., lace warehousemen, side front of premises damaged by fire; insured in the County Fire office. No. 6, ditto, Messrs. Pawley and Co., carpet manufacturers, slight damage by water and skylights broken ; insurance unknown. No. 8, Goldsmith-street, part of roe:doff and oontents damaged by fire and water ; immune not known. The ground floor of Messrs. Clayton and Co.'s premiers. roverely damaged by water; insured to she Hand-in-Hand Fire-office. The ware houses of Mears Paine and Renee, goods damaged by water t upon hasty removal ; hlllll2llOll unknown. No. ra t o c irnith-strest, Messrs. Ball, Brawn and Co., sky lights broken and contents damaged by water ; insetranoe unknown. No. 11, Wood-street, front scorched and con tent. daaagei by water. No. 10, ditto, R. Carven and Co., front scorched and damaged try water ; insurance unknown. Nos. 1,2, and 3A, Woodetreet, Messrs. Blenkiron and ton, building and contents considerably damaged by fire and roof off; insured in the Bar, Law, and Alliance fire offices. No. 24, Nevin and Co., damaged by water and removal ; insured in the Bun, Royal Liverpool, sad Union fire offices. Messrs. Beim and Bpreckny, aide windows broken and contents damaged by water; Insured in the Manchester and Unity fire Oka. There were several other damages, but of minor importance. THE POLICE AND THE PUGILIST.—On Tneeday last Superintendent Everist, the Wive and intelligent Superintendent of the K.C.C. for the Chatham district, received information that • prize fight between Travers, the Black, and another men named Mace was to come off that day within his district, and be at once took measures to prevent it. The men, ha understood, were to arrive at Southend, in Essex, by the railway, end at that place the City of Bocteeter eteemer, belonging to Meters. Bomber and Giles, was to meet them and convey them to the field of combat, which was appointed to take place in Kent. The vigilant superintendent, with an it epector, one sergeant, end fire constables, proceeded in a fast sailing boat, engaged by the eaperintendect, against wind and tide, until they gee round Uptcn, where the wind was favourable for them, t red they sailed on to the White Horse at the Isle of Grain, off which place there were no fewer than forty vessels—eight or ten of them of • large class, evidently laden with spectators of all classes to view the approaching combat. With the coolness of an experienced tactician, Superin tendent Bveriet lay on and off with his clipper till he saw the City of Rochester appro.ching from leinthend areas the river Medway towards the Kentish shore. She then steamed up the river towards Smidgete Creek, having on board the pugilists and about fifty others of equal respecta bility, although some of them were of a higher rank than the others. The polios-superintendent kepthia boat hovr ing about the landing-place, thinking it advisable to allow suf ficient time to elapse as would prevent the combatants re moving to any other spot in the county to carry on their pastime. When he saw the ring had been formed, be landed under • wall near the apt, and was not observed till he was close to the ring. The stakes and ropes were immediately pulled up, and the milling commenced running away in every direction, making for the steamers and boats. Tim tide at that time was ebbing fast, the superintendent returned to hie boat and made chase, the others having oonsidmably the start of him. All sail we,, however, crowded, and he best every boat except the steamers. On coming to Folly Point they saw the men had landed from the City of Rochester, and at about half a mile distance the stakes were pitched, the ring formed, and the ruffians beginning to fight —on which the superintendent and hie men landed and pro ceeded to the ring, into which Everist jumped over the ropes, when the pugilists and their seconds sprang out of the ring and made their °soap*, whilst the spectators ran to wards their boats, in attempting to reach which one of them was nearly drowned. They spin started for a more favour able spot, but Everist, with his clipper, wee in such hot pursuit that they were compelled to premed to Strood„ where they landed, and proceeded to Linden by the South Eastern Railway. They wore so much astonished at the rapidity end success of his movements, that esesral ring leaders soared him, " upon their honour." that they would not mos Into his district any more.—leetish Oa sole. The Fivewsan'a Journal states that the catholic* elDublin on Sunday last proved in a moot emphatic manner their devotion to the heed of their church, there being a col- Leotioa on that day an behalf of his holiness in all the &writes and therein of the diweeis, the remit of which was a total of neatly, if not over, 11,0001. This remit, it is sail, km arm bon evened.