The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-16 00:00:00

• ,- A- (A. - -- - ‘.._. --?" • It 11W1. ir t . ~_ -ma TAU 111 l t ?.?,3 - 11 .:TiT 77s.p KI ,E 4 „ I . .. v • 0,41. . 11 -10... •••,, No. 4.240.] FIR VAL PA R A ISO, touching at se. Vi ncen t . t.. UT.et penithety is NMI, Mani X It. Irwlik alarm Urtsathat Campagra Segal Ali 1;1 Al 4.1111., NO tor, trititotet pawner, • 16.101,41. T vetorl hat irscallaat assns. ✓ L. 11.4 few ftloodgrir• Fof arms .4 pump or IWO& of p. eau. .a. 1114...0 .4 nava *HI ha htia, takes' mg* at Wahaer.balkl MAW Y .l In 1,10.i01. 1.. %11. 011/1171114, TATIL IW = atzval IV 11 LI Ali TaGGAIT. roisfataa. • a --Parrairos laggra• i.t hi i baud. at tae Sudan .. i. tier tame Fralay. llw 3U/Sh Ii seat. tans S. lam. DIEASIOK MONEY WIGRAM and BONS' (of I Moho.ll yank loerhe LIAM of PACKET slurs So .r II WA. —lrrf W KUNO KAP, Port Phillip, Ilizret, to Imam It.#ll. TI 1040 tY. Itmett IS, albs al Plymouth, the #O. r-14 dipper ship 4 , 4 EX. A 1. I.olllMum P t.mmumdur blot la Ur lima hialis Ducks. Thls dap # me 4 SW/Th. *may Klemm sal 11#44 niabraleil bar al i.t• compris• the tolmehire, *AWL Kest. Nor. .0 tmt Ystahim mol .41. r aml toil kacont mit awl 111.1 raptr.•ll for lie powwow traSe N Aa. Hot Met rtnny.llol...” t.# dommuy p l ipm g ...#. arr •11l carry as —Pur tAt .4 purer apply la 11•LIA/D, = " 1177 1 :114 .1 1171431A1a, •:A %ars. must% will:um and NUN!, Lambralall- Ida.l Paaarogrr• tla• lha• of packet W. roarryial bums c, ta• P,stlk OM char FR arcaral-t bag farm mil ••••, clam far t lal fart,. %:TRA.II trim, LIVERPOOL to AMERICA Till PoItILANK l.f the il..utrral Occam 84coorlup Cowpony's h 441 flag *Wainer. root Lit EgrooL TO PORTL4NO I rolollait, "larch tl North Biton. to follow. Ar. 21.61.1.5. March RI I llotairoaa. to follow. %or, AMIN& Aprli 4. t onadon, to adkm North aalerlealL April II AnntoNoroa, to rorento gran to. Ng* 1.411. taro" yorlac. Moatreat Ta r at* sad Sarailtua► av i 40.1 to ro, according to accounts. 441 , 1 To Parttual. Lt. AO as amit.• all part' of Canada, at ge.4Brh rat" mccoolhln t.. t.... 111 1.. 6r had to .—Tar hrth. parthagara Aid) to 4BEI aNal h th, Winer ot. Urerhaot A rm, 1 4 1.. y y R IT!! A 4 M 11eLM ) MI T NICATION • •, I LAI PELPH IA %TM MAN IT PA_l Y Weed deopsiabs I p. mina Ina nrnra nummaidge. aft". 44moserlora • barn awl dripstrbok N ELK Ll 130.11 Li % EiLpi si.L FOR 111 M TOIL ~ . en prow 17, 17 sn.l 21 guinea. . areradlos Wee 11110161111111- 44,..., holed*, iprovlious • . 0\111.14 •11.1 tbe Wolof Mew booked ex...th Oa very ...I%•Mage...te Irma —he toolbar peekaboo Jul om o!(4 AN. t. .trr street. Liverpool; ar e I‘ /- 4 mod 31.4143.1. 01. K Ins 1% 1111,uu.sUleet, aly. UTEAM beim %rek ROTTIRDANI wed the 1 -1 rol,lh —The • tharlanda Neemobaer •fa 6 ,ritt. seer stsupl.hip HATA% ILk. tApitala W. haw. a1.a.u.1.k Ih. 11.111•11 ban4l P.ontlas steam where. Weppi 'ands, na.ral..a at 11. awl the Lie server p tieNooph, I .:4NI. wl/LM hose WI taw Tower, every Ikar.day ma.rat.o...; tarty far MOOS, peewee, We aAbat n.elms 1 Miverva Hem. Ler worechook W.. co to PllOl tt t.! and 1.1111.1.11 Ta. Autida t. the Setheeteede hews r•le.panj. 11. Waald roe. (tsp. LC. CHEAP iut.l EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE to IBLIAND. 4;rl at Wr.bm bII to WATKIIIOAD sod 1.49:. Ivy •sperma s.. 111LDIRD um,* Ks sod b ra . .tralawrs h 0.,. the Irnulmr at Now lIL L Doily games t. o Rum itau a.m. exp... mill as turd eleas ttpt tn. Volainktoo - - - kr. nTI ).+DA Till'antati, and NATVIDAT to CORK by I!. • sae tnlu Vint Aim, Ma lirreir4eir4 NIL LL TWM. writ clads. Sur tone asuielk, 7M Pingsbas, t 1 m !•-• qs.l alma Ih, ro.im drovers 'rare %Valero/4 ray at 1.111 p.n., awl 1.... .vary ?brio. Wrtm.ry, sna.l Trir.—lfor Ihrber p.m. ular• apply ..t the ILyllway %tattoo so to illeaara ki - K•610.. 1.: Cannon...treat. bad." awl Saws? Station. New Milt-rd. ‘1,11.r1 'free; K r Mr. DOWNEY. Mrer un' . r Meork 111111S+. Cork. AT a On ERAL COURT d PROPRIETORS, Itekl at IM Book of Itatikatt. us TiltillEMY, the WU 1 . ..... - 4,l7 — e—Thot thy thanks .4 Ibis fault be Shin 10 the ii..tewer. Depot. andl route et Dineeon a OS &Mk a Etalsol. tikir moutavunseut .4 the Wain s( tW Cor. .larlee )...r .e.brcd. —nut tl.. elt ree4etioe be rherlisid la ail Ye 164 ivernise url t fisaniari. rp HZ UTI'AL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY_ , J. 111164trret. 41N.4.4. 1a . IA MIX —TIN TWZDITT PI WM " A‘NI Al. 111:PORT. AmArt, Dassms Wait 411 e., vs* two eva4y, mod way We .s writUrs CNA/A.IIR rtgaT.L.V°4l, WA !el URA %TED MIT MX T LIVI AMC WWI ILX PLUM, ■Y TIM li t -Tr AL WAN YU ND ASSOCIATION 1.4. 11. Greet Ituaritateeet, utnnr• nt M,C , PERvIIiN tL Alfri RITZ, Punitive, Ivpule el Ilwd., ke.. .t. Pna•mula rasa 1,r,1 • ith.ot luqulry t• • rid an re.lua We. bank 1.. r Interest The War task myna' .• Oda Arm Intl.. rnosirle• lb. In ....Miele I ••• tionenllet•lv. a 1... ha. lei been advanced uttlertat h. 10,1111111. M. or It. ettrl.lalit rap lora Vanua ti dents full Int euvel...., free, •ee I.•rwanled uu naiyt of a . n• otallatuvl rine I.llr 11110 K 1 ARROW. necretary. MONEY LENT for Our, Ter.., 4.r Thr ee Yews. ReP l 7 o . l t 1 .7 ...ekty. opeartaly I astabasate. . Memel. LcaorbtAA, ..ther anal Socarity. the esteem .4 Life A...4nmer .r Wortley% at the 11%111 KT ItA h. 144 04. John'', Atwell mod. L te../lab -114.1 but AN nonmenkaill...r. hembers tiammidAnai rnopetionr. Imumnical. °ASH ADVANCES MADE, witbuat dein by N / Ilk• lON DIN IN% En MILNT s INPANT , 'am. r....,...g.„i, yin .I...mig ~f .larr.k. 1.114 of isle, et Misr le. pa..d ara f ty. taimpol.lr hy en) I o•tatmailli. .11.••41 S par real .r all ana.ant. 4 6 .%, t 5 (S I. •hare• al al• Pa SS orb. Pt..l“A tu.• mai ham aft Om . , apollaidaa. ANNUM JAM. 10 'KV. 1.0011011110101.1.• REVOLV ER R. —DIA NE sad SON, .11111Oa- Wen ta H R II Priam abert, 30 bealmateave. elm I.r.olght before th. public In 1361 Ite utt• art Iniror mewl tonietr lirtoirwr, my. thilly Dolts the after.. tar al on inrrien reriltre to their STOCK of nr1.0.4 silk raplabo Ilkaarrase• inii.p.reettents anr.etly taaMb mn. wali.trol I y her Wateatte Mar Department . ta.n. prate. Warty to their an Rearleet, the Ream Hart law a lam atm the neat serer. teas r ßom prastonotad by nahre.• .4 rant nail Al garniture tea bri Ye mid idartad 'ref, t mln nor. Mk-en noel grealeerat an .6.1 Obr neap... mad RAN --a—. fer 4 bah* .4 IL Lot loaLiam masaaraare aL be abiebast, •16.1.1.de *owl retail. MANI - MIN. 30, MIN Wltt•t )I(TA NT KALIL dot-claims mew sail sesucil laud YU IIS taw, gadwed Oa hot to Boer to to the puleir thee they hove porele the seem Yarns of bar" width. Meld to hair ahead) the 1.V114 Wink a Leek... Meg v. eiliehe et hell to reel valve. •••••prl, Jr.( esllll•...l.lll.lns..lrushea awl bed MIS 100 melee/ ie. wale cl .411• P 11,1•411: .1111.11•7 21". = • ars at leo walnut iirserlawearea haw to da. 1.1.....pe Asher telare, . bee beillesile eh h. M. • wily .dhee area* P portleeseely amp. el re erase %• Aare elesiMre \war. Y. it. =di% lteedenteereet. mow weithelted tea ).sea Se hot chosen wet awl ter above Wei eine Ind am sew mikes( the Lavoie eagle) la laden of 1•0•1111 MOM 11414 mod weed b 0.140.4.. ell eked with tendeiew. sad ogles Now pureed beds ▪ loiter romplrie. erjrl=.l=ei et brit room Or. 5.4.1.. kw." were le the letimi petee Phis ewe. Luemerwl somel leeelered r oot approved of. peal te diadem le es LMlma No charge ho poker, ot eo of "MR riDoZ awl HARVEY'S PATENT 1 \ hISTIt 111 I I: 11.111 Z (lONA l'llll2 la. Mir vollowly 'rat* lA. .arap• ad mat. as my klad at Om 441 I. ia..-I.ararn.. 411.4 i tar °balsam lba anal ab. } 11. aw .4 a.• awkw say dsc•analaboors wbaa• Web* "don. a. ill awl laaMb. m• Meat* bouts 1%104417111 lovaa 01•4 IOW& M '% 41'M ahoy IM • p.m .4 Aaa 1.. rams. asa..aame•l .It camas alau aa Maw a lb. 41.4aa aa.l al Ik. wee Maw is Menem at Ilhowl. .ways I-.. r. aa pray.' by Ur piwaSammeMr. la Ur smient et ..411 t. I.r . a usual argawtsat =rho la Ups s Ilatlaa 'alma Ina, alraellihk by tam% lbair ke ca a rtbe w‘ a 4 f. wary, aw.l. raw atom omateiladr rabillam Os W p••• •maa It *411.111,1 10. lbw aims. mod 11.• h prevamtima .44 b • prayarrly Adair Mental La 1• 1 . Awl .4 the Niemen.. la. Kaaba apenbas., 114, labor. • . aw.• a lam la Ila twit Iter, I4.ekey Linistra. Mc. VI 1.%L5.—111. Scrvw and Rail way. igh bury . 1 h 1 •11.4..1.4 I ..411 1 .1...4.. -LLI wad r.dispouty. —Hed...s • II Ali•ris.l, Mr 614 boot a per t..n, dind nee n-lb araawn. ilartkpul. U& Milk. • 1... 14 .1.4.• :ea . IDA .1..... f.u. Flay Crum Mid& IN cI. • .. 1 . lA-. tl.. 14r11.1. 17& I. par les, w.t ca4s lirhertr4 lb. n 3 woll 41 asp psis et label& —AI cr Loo. 1.• LE and Co., I k(t Nana I 'h . " 1110.1.ury, lothistaa W k 1) It Er K NELL'S SKIN til /AP, the bort for we ll / .1. try . A ..r ...1 healthy .the: Ye la. wills id kw ' ' , t , or radii rrlearro. -11rwlune. Tumor. sad q.e araa .:- A.... mrnt I- Ir. r M•lrriy. mumellederrne of mu, ''' * ' - at...4r. NW I.llrorr readkok ispesee ea Miles • ' 4 I - . ...1.. r .6.1. r. ii. .11.440r . Ca1t imam. in kirk at ..• .1 I •4.1 A.11.A1 I ...esio. •••1 is_ ...„ Unt .die vielielt . r a w ' '..• . 1.. . 1. A. - 1141-lalr. AL Mal '" !' 4. , ' 04...1...1An. la Woo sad antri....L.11 ... -liesk amidst 0 ,- • -1 , ..• I. rtArrqprA *lib the nor sif •• FIIILI . LY EIFFICACII/r8 sad MILD. tor A, "yr 1111.1#11 .1..1 Livia ?IWO. tAwt uy n anal Itgar...lla Rh fan Ow 04 'Wed. ). h. rd n...1111..111 be bawl bankable la q 1.111,..• .0..1 n., rrlnentant.. leetteaka• 'end. the A.c. tar Mate& cur MO A iAI/111) Aprii.ll het theLare int! excel. . 1 roil lln 11.1 r oath. .oel Itratehil to ne) , ebeta bb. to,oone dish .0 ea.l an swami thAp whoht !"`ww_. '.4.1 1.) net ,Irushlah le•aa. la 14L Ind .1 , lo mob f, Min. .erg Line hlk Th- ..inn. ran palate. with •• *Mimi ember, Pe. J. • ee) entree.. La t 1"...."11/4". THE LONDON awl CHINA TELEGRAPH is $ pm. as tbir day of arrival at melle vIS lbsysC i rst St Itiliseglits. Its pezw: fres It Is Qs suly imeapaate masail of ismitreist sod= riots to eissedis stab COOL Japan. Nam. Oashis ebbs. law r.//K .. Pons& altioribett are assUmi is • map et hp.. Sc.. Ind alialst OW traits tat lb pad Its yews 1117. titnati, IA7I3DING mod BIRTHDAY PBBBI3III. tr 2) . MODIM PATCII /O CWIL Meta Ms. Divlles Meendee ek Is Me STOCK d Taiornuito Dam. a. 1 0 14. DIB M W Cmes, We Jeerd Com. zaDuir awl I BAWl lli n uevery dearelpele• MIDI/VAL VOMIT= ENVILOPICAMIL TINWDOOKA awl =WANDS ea wile: Semi Nettlair. sod OIL Dm* Mr NEW PATIENT SZLEI,2OIII3I Donk :SLIDE ebe isles variety et ZLECIANCIEM NOVELTIES suliable to r PRISINTATION WON. W esemerste. To he hot at HID la 11.001101:ii. 41, PkeedDly, We doors Dew Seekvllleelreet. CHOICE ITALIAN ENGLlSk_aaad GER MAN /UWE& TRIM di KIM sad YIKIWI'AILS SLIM at ILEA sad 1111MLLOCIla CATALOOI"S d the dam CM Mrs too , arranged as • aro sod original phew. Yd awidatag tha kind of ludormatka aide\ is a work of Si sort Is mat aoc fal to the suastear sad practical gardener. To each hem le attached the natural onter and a short nota dear asi cha racter or adagtattoa. while to each epodes aad varlet, la a hill doer, of edges. duration, native awl Yor.arid tree sad pat-paid os 'depth:atom Oprwi :market. W.O IIZINICTIONOr VIZ W I NEDIJTIL. EUROPEAN aid COLONIAL WINZ COMPANY, 2114 Pall.mall, S. w. Mareoter' the ahem Clumpaity beg to macaws that th minted *stir Twill at Pflces. and wade, that patrons the AN ham& of the new enactment. AN Tilt AFRICAN PORT SOUTH AFRICAN +HURT The Must ever Window' Isto Ude elealq. Par doom fba Sad fr►. Ilia sad fu ROYAL norafau UMW lidt, slaty. sad dry; VA SPLINIDID OLD PORT, tee yam Is tits wood l7s. SPARKLING OWINAT CRIMMINS loyal to last moony eltat a llo. w a y dsom JIALJAN MARTI% Iwo and lls Moltke and kpgre Inchnted, modals damn cams tree to any railway Auto lb MOW • •Ya Pelee lista tree on appl centaia. Tama auk WILLIAM siapnrruto. Manager. SHERRY' mann SOUTH AFRICAN. it l' GED WINL DLOTIOL-4711DVAZ WALKER and Co., 214warerued, and SC Greet Towerelreet„ LC., London. Pea. libuT, ' I let per doom Mist, new wises are of excellent quality. and perfectly tree bete eapt or Britt& wine —DiniNAC BRANDY, Pete or Dreeria, lea pet gallas rery OLD lIINNISSY at YAJITILL trees the wooL Yu. per intim MAKTELLA OLD PALE BRANDY. bottled le lleeae by Me ta and Co Worley their label, capsule, and brad an ext, la ewe &ern came, bea. Imported direct 0301 LOS WALL= end Co , 01, Ldgware road. and Great Tewerstreet, LC.—Delivered free at any London MARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No east peg requited. Nolan tat tenor arse whoa. PATKNT CASK STAND.—No wads or sedisamet diMmrbed fa Mims : will mu ita sod a hundred laid. Mee UAL SAIUMWII AUTOMATON CINDILA MlPTlKL—Warnsied to mind au km et Nab pdr_year. Peke lis Id. Isgravimps grail& nAnzaws .P.M.KMIIO MEAT SCILORIC—WiII root a largo Mist with a small Me, mid save a km al coal pod rim Mar . . — BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER.—The only method to cook them In perfection. By all means see its action explained. Price Re- 78., Ss. N.B. A ply direct to JAMES BARLOW, 14, Xing VIIIIIsoc greet. home, Inventor and patentee. nee that his name and address Is on every article . all others are spurloem imitations. —lsiabUshed Ic2o. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and eillelfgElt la INGLAND are at all times to he obtained of PHILLIPS find Oa, Ti. Ilmakenta B. Kin William-West. city. Good Wong unseal Omega Tea, ta Bch., ta 10d- 3a. Bs. td.. and ta : rich nessabong, 10,1 and 4 Tea and coffee to the nine of 4111 a. awn eantsge ass to any railway station or marks town In Deland. • piss current free. Sugars at market prices. An pole earrings tree within eight miles of the City . UIISA OZ HONE-MADE.- Ftwk,ut. Ihoef, 7.1. per lb, —DOKRCTER and SON, Butcher% .411,4, Covent gar de's. W.C. GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE of REMOVAL. Mr. MILDI ha. found It aloolutely neemeary to remove Me haler from Ikewiletreat to more modem premier, wtke wlll tumble him woe fully to carry .out the plan orMlasted by ▪ d noticing trousers at Ifla. per pair , and mem arltele tema• nented with Ma Imelsem In accordance therewith. Mr. MLL ▪ addrem mill hr r filtiatm.nTlKET. BONINITILMICT, dare weld of Hannyvr.acinate. THE NEW rittNi; INVERNgen CAPL. I. NT()TICE TO VOLUNTEERS. IS. WHAM and MY employ a srialia STAFF o mitten and er„ese ne e for the I sums. of VoLl NTSZR RILE COIFS, am! are Merefore WA* to execute all unless with pruaspthels, aad at their usual nenterate wale oof charges. B. —ltetimatee for both Uniform and Accoutrements sass he obtained at elthar of their FAtablishnonts, f'ornvr , $f Slinories • 11. I Al.'gat«, oin.l Corer? of New I olkied.alrest. an 4 Hart-street. rowan — L_ _ Dessabes La IMMICIAI STUCK of tits caristy for all dares and sad Maks Me mil Prink COWL Wails&ltairsiss. and Loans. Ate.rid Vela. °stets Ow do. Issas and Show do. do. =Mein& ladies' dream Mastics, Walevar EnJer-cluelos. laik" sd Lase /114178 Mrs— Army sad Navy aid °stilts. Or and Palms Liveries. ShedkW. Yurkahlre walennsatkas4 ARTICLES In JI usradoss Slschsales' Madan. Hasa and Hosiery fo, sad oenue• Tie bb PUICIL finoi6rols/PAiliiiiT natal= a lama and dawned Skull se English and l'undipa Manufactures. Tine most skilful Cotton and Workmen U. Illiployed. tC MOOSIS and SON, Corner of !fluorin and Aldpko. add corner of !fen nAlorddlisak and llnstanuak . . X Melia sad *)N wide it to hepertieedarty observed. that If ea) article he aut approved of it will ho atehaosed, or the sooty returned, without heeltation. Their Io ok. eouteledas a *Ark of ths intim of lidtbit Co.. WIMP. with Itelfoliestureaseut awl It of plow 'Ws am WU ertlas. or pm& boa THE " INDISPENBABLZ " SUIT, made le motor osloort sod pogrom, smil portkolosly odaptod foe triliftg Han, travelling. sod Wl* um Mt to ostwonally seksondodued to be tho moot ootaft sad oortleo. tlia soft oreeloird'ood Plies tram tas. . To b. oblelsed al S. WADI sad 110 N. saw it ltlarels. sat Mize* ssil maw it New Mord4trowt am/ llandrest RIIPTIIIIIIB.—ne PATENT SELF ADMIRING SIMIAN TZVAM. sales etteebeells with. NG r 7 5u.14906111K Y teconsosSevi by the Yaculiy to th, owe sad tenet et Weir The worm quality of • good buss Yes ellasse reidlog poser. stiles* mumseseeery pressure as Ib pert seleete4 filet, iiielrable object Is ekes elAsleed la • trees esesemleved with real webs" se led MilesMe —J. NA Os. L ItII PT II RIS.—By Royal Letters Patent wive 11101 C-MAIN UCLA MUMS perfected And egbildbed le lbe Itablbeglee. IASI; le 'Owed by ierbrde el IN selligii pollemen be be the wet elhothe blosusil• li Oho assop Uwe loolmoi d MAU. Tbs no d • Mod so Mks Moth* is Ito lefty 6. lees avoided : a soft bordoes wen rand Os body, _wills tbo voguish* resisting Foggy le grapplied by Übe 1110C-11A111 PAD sod PATAN r LIIVIGIA ; Mk. yids so mob •••• aid olosoases QM It cannot he doleelied, sod sri n x N gees dorlig= A itemerlythe . trrodar ow be Isadr, lito Theo posi en the dromisourso of the bogy Imo Wage bib.. re lips being tent to the maluso. Sir WEITZ. Ida riecadilly. La Umbilical Trigg o• re ere prin. eye. old a lordo Is inked.. Wk. MR. ISKELL'EI PATENTED INCORRODI ILI Tann. beautifully incsaseliscl, anel of exquiciftes 1111111MIWIN 817PPLIILL. without extracting teeth Amapa, sr rid g m r ays i n ..n Ms never failing principle of roMorlost wrists Maitirlllolllllld articulation. sad mambos doloellmi 1111Im Mil I rle Teeth loom MAI loolosed, te. Consultations ?me. Tema Mrkly molorolo—ise. IlspoMmmet. facing Polytechnic. and Bennett's- BleMialliMlL Established nit !OUND mad WHITE TEETH are intliapentable t• persesel atireeilea, health sad longevity by the arentlenteen d teed.l O W LAN Die MONTI), oe paw • while pow*" eampeeed of the deacon& end mei retiterehil lagnelleste et lie atleatal herbal It extirpate. an tourass mamma to the seeds awl ensures a)cart-like white ner be the esesseMed embees Wads the Per propose of The&may ef the teeth. sod ledosse • healtl= l : 4 l 4 tte a cr. hem& als• ben Ihe ialateleme an/ of the Odemee, aeleler • Wl* and fieseesee emir /Mad to Its ="w. Moe St ed. per bog. Camlieet—Tlte wards "Roo eitsto." to. an as the Wet old Itowlso.l sod gene gh, llistteegeedlera" en the preeemsfil aimeap. : 1 / 4 4.1 by Ohle► lad by elhembis sod earfamera ATOILETTE REQUISITE for the SPRING . Agarag the may Mania of the proton age none see be anneal the nsalgekt 'weep of OLDIUDIerit BALI .4 MAI If to the roots out bogy of the hair It Imparts the nog wine., wttb ea agreeable /regrow.. of perfume It mate all ill. pene4 el the nano pre nets the hale tram te=l. U ninny too thla. or turning WM will prevent Me blednee renew* It nolo Ilene elm maw erne la twe e liedbo44. 0116 11 / with wave sr owl, h ew use 111 gang. Ig Yana be egreregthee leg the heir. freeing IS teen song, sod sew ben, eblearre, end ten ratalllehan egenalrge Mit 110 naltattre wen am nen I" Pelee la OL. allg lib. e. sad A. OLDRIDOII. Irallingtasdrest Loth. W.C.. WBRUM% LOUNGES sod POWDER, oe mow Vegetable rharcoat WIM tf Miami of Medicine of Patin Ise Me SUNCIi atMcallOmelso. and of all the Nervosa IMMO= Of tre= set IMMMos.—b the tell , 4 locongen h OIL MOW a maim. Loom Depot, G AMAMI, frossit Obsesisk 411 112 w mesa. 4ffs Hoertrai Ton ConsomPrion, BIONTTON.—On lionday last, through the kindness of the Hector, the Bev. E. E. Cop ketone, • sermon eras preached at 9t. Mary's, Barnes, by the Rev. J. T. Manley, Incumbent of Mortlake, in behalf of the shove excellent charity. Having given a short account of the rise of this much needed institution nineteen years ago, and of its present position of eminent usefulness, as nue of the noblest of the charities which form, as it were, a halo of glory round this vast metropolis, the reverend preacher brWy but feelingly pleaded for help on behalf of nearly 900 fellow manure whose sufferiniv a re being dleviated, or the prosper of when mated is • dated by means of the comforts and medical testprat received at ibis hospital. 71d• insertutton was elated to be entirely unendowed, there being moreover a yearly doled. eery (beyond the amount of the annual eulimenperous) of about 3,000 f., which has to be male op by legacies, church collections, sad donations. The colleens., notwitheneding that the church is not large, and that the morning was un• prmising, amounted to XL 17s. 9.1. QI , ItiN'S UNIVIISITY IN IRELAND.—Yesterday a deputation tram the padnates of the Queen's University in Ireland Ind an interview, at the Irisb-dioe, with Mr. Cardwell, Chief &ureter, for Ireland, and Mr. Dray, At torney-dews/ The deputation, omelet* of Basses A. IL Porter A. 8., Theme Modal,, A.M. and J. Wilma% A. (Ba l last ), J. Meares, A.M., and D. A.B. (Galway), and M. M. Gadd, A. 8., and Themes ' A.D. (Carl), was istoduoul hy Richard Dries% NeA.. P., V it and aoounipanial by His H. IL Owns, 4e, Mir John Arnott, M.P. Mayor of Cork J. •0. Lever, Esq., M.P., and J. Harry, Viefherts Reporter). The oblate of the dew ..a . urge ~n government the claim of the Queen's ale bz repriventrition is parliamewt. Mr. Cardwell Nand he and his colleague were fully alive to the importance of the subject, and wan minima to carry out the wishes of the university. He also said that though there was at present no seat at the disposal of the government, yet II nits proba ble that in the event of any of the exist* Irish lesepuglis being disfranchised, parliament might be &spread 'to look favourahly on the claims of the Queen's University to the vacancy thus created. The dapaintlen Una withdrew. USURY-LANS THAATILL—An astir' change of mime has taken place at this base& The panto mime having boss withdrawn and Mr. Man DOW' im pounded terminated, • sew diem and a new tires wen Zardon Monday night The fem. 11l idled dliristinise r, the Dud M y Me Moms, and the prlnelpl parts are aapparial by Menem Robert Noy, Itrafin Vanier, Mrs. D•wtan, Mies H. Howard, m ein Paw The fame, called Ths Watt Mew tie the is • very slight affair, and le played by Memo. , J. haunders P. Hall, red Desded _ _ OSTMTAL PALACL - OWN SHILLING DAY. TIMMWAIT, MAIM 15.—Achaiiiiivin on payload% ON; ditto by soma Warts, 414; total visitors, 1,372. MAROH 16, 1890. ,ihnntiliHNlNlP NOUNNS AND Whin LIONNSE6 BILL. • Mr. Edwin James has addressed the following lsltar to Ir. 1101111 K in refereoce to the above bin " Rouse of Commons, Thursday Night. .• Ny dear Sir,—On my arrival at the house this evening the ' 11.11 to Regulate the Licensing of Refreshment Houser ;anti the Granting of Wine Licensee' was placed in my hands This measure so seriously affects the interests of the hawed victualler, that I have requested the Chan cellos of the Exchequer to postpone the second reading of the bill in order to afford time to ascertain the feelings and views of those so deeply tnterested upon this qocetion, • "The right hon. gentleman will, I believe, announce in the house to-morrow evening, that the seceal reading will be deferred mail Monday week. " Faithfully, Eowur J 41130., "J. J. Hose& RN., Lionised Yiatuallere Protactiou Asiocistion." This morning a return wee made to parliament d the memorial edopted by the Licensed Victuallers' Pee. teethe Society, London., the Birmingham United Towne deseelahon sf Licemsed oietaal.e, litinoisester Licensed =ere' Defence Le. the Meta Licensed Vic- ' Aseocintes, the Liverpool Licensed Victuallers' AMetdietiop. the Sheffield sod Rotherham Licensed Vie- Aisociation, and the Lelcester Lensed Victuallers' s „ lssithit the licensing of refriditpit sell . horis to sell licensing w eriW Ilheineeni imengdea Pdgim -noir WO that to "give a wins homes looser subject who pays ter it, is to'llise every piece 4 public resort, every club of ditaton, every place of assignation, every rentlesvons vice crime," and they sak if public opinion is to go foe nothing with government. "We are not aware of a single meeting being held, of petition presented, to throw the wine and spirit trade open, while hundreds of both have appeared to increase the re strictions upon, and circumscribe the number of Oboee for, the consumption of intoxicating drinks. The clergy of all • • denominatio . ns, with their congregations, philanthropie and educational bodies, the judges from the bench, remakes before the grand jury, have all denounced the increase of temptations to the 000aumption of beverages which stisaw. late to crime. Are these protests against a heedkeg policy to be ignored by ministers? We cannot afford to violate the law, to defraud the revenue, to increase penalties. How can we compete with those who have nothing to lose, to whom the risk of detection is with. out heard, and whom the penalty of fines could leave no poorer than before? Let parliament deprive us of our prodta and where will be the safety for travelling strangers or oar wayfaring public? what will become of the cheracter oar wayside houses, and decent country inns? We es treat for these suggestions the candid consideration of the government. We had certainly understood that Sir C. Wood, in deprecating en opposithm to the Maraschino Act, bad implied something like an assurance that we were not to be further disturbed. We earnestly solicit now th►t a Anal period may be put to tie course .1 meddling legisla lion which keeps us in suspense, and our trade in m• certainty." 5. R117011,1 11.11XTINGS. tARx.— At a meeth NTARY REIPORM COMMITTEE of this committee held on Wedneo- —.v. meeting day at Fendall's Hotel, Wesfasiaster, Mr. litithar. LUC" in cheer , it was resolved : 1. That as it appears from the Parliamentary Paper, No. 124, that in many boroughs, especially in those of the metropolis, the redact:keel the bane& franchise for inhabitant householders from DX to Si. yearly value can add very scantily to the existing electors, e.p., in Marylebone, with 21,031 electors, oody 400; in Finsbury, with 10,951 electors, only 588; in Weft , waster, with 111,791 electors, only 700; and in the City of tettwith 19,026 electors, only 255; it is desiralle, e New Reform Hill, further to extend the borough franchise to those who occupy apartments, furnished or un furnished, at • rent amounting to 10/. • year; and also to those, whether in counties or boroughs, who pay forty shillings • year direct taxes. 2. That the extension of the rate-paying clauses, relating to the borough franchise reader the act of 1832, to county voters, as proposed by the Now Reform Hill, will occasion a serious limitation of the fran chise, involve great trouble and perplexity in preparing the county registers, and offer facilities, for the commission of bribery; and that there is no sufficient reason why the pay. went of poor rates, any more than of assessed taxer, should say longer be insisted on as a audition of registration. 3. That the general expenses which are necessary in the con duct of an election, such as the coat of polling booths, fees to public officers, Le., ought to be defrayed out of the public funds belonging to the constituency to which ouch election relates; and • provisions to this effect, similar to that which appeared in the bill of the late government, should be adopted by the legislature in the present session of parliament. 4. That it is an Injustice any longer to with held from Scotch and bell counties the privilege of a forty. shillings franchise for freeholders or tenants in perpetuity, similar to that which is enjoyed by the forty-shillings county freeholders of England. LticarrrEn. —A public meeting wan held on Wednesday night at the Town-hall, Leicester—the Mayor in the chair —to take into consideration thelleforia Bill of Lord John Russell. After an interesting diecoesion, a petition was agreed to, praying the house to peas the bill, but at the seine time atoning that it was considered only as an in stalment, and that the parties present would upon any fitting occasion endeavour to obtain still further mid more extensive measures of reform. Lame. —There was a large gathering of reformers in the Leeds Town-hell on Tuesday evening, for the put.- , pose of expressing an opinion on the Reform Billust introduced into the House of Commons by Lord John Russell. The chair was occupied by the mayor (W. Releall, Esq.), and he was supported on the plat- ti ll the principal reformers of the town and neighbo Upwards of 3,000 persons were present. The mayor having briefly opened the proceedings read • letter from Mr. Edward Bain., 111. P., who, in his communication, regretted that he was unable to meet his conaituente on such an im portant occasion. The hum gentlemen, however, an nounced his intention to support Lord John Russell's bill, the main feature+ of which were "wise and good." The assembly was unanimous in support ef the measure so far as it goes. The only difference of opinion was whether or not there should he added to the expression of approbation one of regret that the bill was not of a more sweeping cha racter, but an amendment to that effect having been lost, the weighed resolution was agreed to without a dlisarotient. One of the resolutions, however, submitted by the pro moters of the meeting affirmed the desirableness of pro. viding that persons otherwise entitled to vote should not be cut off by the operation of the practice of compounding for mase. JULADFOlD.—A i ranzting, convened by the committee of the Reform A.,nciation, was held in the Back-lane -roes, Meaningham, on Mon day evening, to consider the Reform Bill now before the Rouse of Commons. Mr. James Hanson was celled to the chair. The following resolution was moved by Mr. J. A. Clapham That this approves of that portioned the Reform Bill recently t into the Home of Com mons, so far as it relates to reduction of the borough and county trasebano, sad considers it another important step in the direction of a suffrage adapted to the wants of a free and enlightened people." Mr. Malcolm Boas seconded the mutation, which was supported by Mr. W. R. Haigh, and carried by an overwhelming majority. Mr. E. Carter pro , pooled the next resolution " That it is the opinion of this mooting that the reduction of small seats which Lord John Rowell proposes to make, with the extension of larger owes , does not go far enough, a d in this reepect • much nearer approximation to his 11211111111W11 al 1864 would have been more awasialaut and more deserving of the support of the mass of the country, inasmuch as whether we take wealth, orpupm Intim, or taxation as the proper lads of representation, it mat be evident that while small country towns have more Om their share of political power, the manufacturing districts are most unfairly represen ted." The revolution was unanimously agreed to. A petition to the HOMO of Commons, founded on the preceding resolutions, wee then adopted. This Poinnonans POOR-LAW GUARDIANS AND 111 AUDITOR --ilbs weekly meeting of the Baird of Gar dimes yesterehy bed bdore it a cow of s letter eddreseed to the auditor Mr. Roberta, by the Poor-law Board, in reply to one from him, as to moult prouiedings. The letter is dated 14th Merck, sail refers in the tint pleas to a previous inti mation from the board, on the 14th December, that in their opinion an auditor ought have the eminent* of a clerk pro vided he hisseelf ooaducted the audit in all substantial par **Wins, and that under the circumstances se then presented use els& ealOt seam. If, however, the extent and ear seeens raider further ineisteines seiesinery, e i t a rd te think the auditor entitled to avail hinieslto e fi s and they have every confidence that it will not be obsa to by the oversees and guadiaas se keg as it is eardned to such part ad the duty aa can poopft be dol•Ilaud assistests to An nominee quantity of *midi sate ham boa meshed adhere sear Weymouth drachm the lain week. TheY ere supposed to have famed a parties of the carpe d suns . ] shipwrecked vesseL LONDON, FRIDAY EVENINI ROYAL ST. JAMES'S THEATR E .— Ma LYDIA THOMPUON haa the boater Jo ameases Berney, and the pabhe that Aar MENTJIT and last 2=l"7bat four at the above Theatre will take place pa March It Tickets to be had at the Hoz.ofitee of*, !UWE amamirrimploa. 0. AN:Awing; lhalloa-read. FWRAL HALL, 00•111121T-OARDEN. —ln eateeeinuese Fined beseente number or applicatioathe view Ma new Fined es 'tied tor tbe Kora Voltuiteer enampanale bees amide id One' the HALL for • Masa loaloasow poilliradar. Oa Ude eseneleis Iw verb of Marc h 1 7. the fittings decorations. sad illi Vellwateer Ball will be exhibited. , C a lfinai el of Ms 61delresm Guard. ,by the kind permis siond %alma Ird Frederick Penh* ell) will attend deem ibe made* =l.llla It The doors will be thrown ogee at gad °. , The entrance riU be in BowetreeL WALBERT SMITH hex the honour to an asease that kis CHINA wt l with Obe Oaf L/133 sszakarrTATiott oo T AY, April a It will be oven NW um ea =eel every WOO noes lattieday) at a reeeem eel Bawdy eftereoese la 3 °Week. Malta 3a, ( I ta* sea be takes et the Ilas-eSee, SIMI= 1611, daily tram I dB lb Area fa, Oafs" Ist 4 and Mrn. GERMAN REED, TO-NIGHT, semi MIRY [Mein° tempt Satueday), at MIK II" and Saturday Alliances' at Three, will glee 1. POW ILLVSTRATIONS, - Oar Rome Meet" sad "ems' aide ^ Intruolticing a variety of =with" sad I from RY.AL LIM at the ROYAL 0A1121 . 1 1 3 ?lON, la Regent stmel Admissioe. acides. ; Mask : at the Gallery, and at Crams,. Des* CCeg• ins neypeneeMet A WIZ BOOMS, Windmill-4:44, Piondll4; La.. —A Wood INIMPThousTAL sr . M i c a mo= ur ot Ossalsesiabetileek, to l t i rtroboolro to tie NapoNom Prtatioal Coroot Moo, Y. Bookoort THI NATIONAL AMIN:SLY ROOMS, Itoiborn.—This Zetatdisluweak pre-mminently tiligwilVfar the elepage end 'natal= beauty at its deems. with the perfection of lie wismemsensat, la OP= nitri t lrf asd lNG. The celebrated Dead, miler Ile direction of Mr. W. Y. Pecker, plays a nightly railed nalmitlemet the moat egprewei eimeical and modern music. Dears open at hell-pest & Overture at IL awing at II paneleadly. Adtrikella 15. SAVOY, ITALY, sad CHINA.—GRILAT 010111.—New DIORAMAS of the WARS In CHINA and In ITALte-Slass and Scenes In Indla—Ths 0.1111111111111 in Italy— Nanntnald, lagen—Aostralls—A Tour up asinine—Lectures on holt Sassy, and as Marocco—Model of the Earth. Open from IS a.m. mail IS pea Adatlesion to the whole building, One flialidnat—Lioestar4gnee. GOLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and DIUNGDEN beg to cell the attention of the public to the TORN of INVOICE which they deliver with Uoki Guard Chelan purchased at their manufactory : 4 a. d. To werioraidp of pattern chain, M lathes Wag To Wei/mat gold, weighing on. de& sea. at Si 3e. Bid. per ounce, Mint price F Total toes thia system. the QUALITY, WEIGHT. and VALVE of the gold an eartilled, and guaraatood to the purauwer. Wither. Moo sod Brood's looking tar a fair remuneration on the work. manthly- iy o oa only the tero to theopti according to the intricacy or sIasdip EIROODEPP, Goidetaiths—Manalnethey. lro. 1a liesriettit Wien A.D. FN.. TA;47a. —..— Juway;wksele of Chaim and Jewellery for la arilL—N.3. This adalaitemeat awes at Six la the 'realm awl es eatardaya at Our (idea. PLATE. -RICHARD ATTINBOROUGH, 68, Orford•troet, W.-7b brut Loudon wade wrought MY= SPOONS sag 10=4 ea maw: Mak 98611•118914 pailiesinsinespribers. Per It Tattle 4 LT. I L. , i ■ s LI 4 ',#d'a 1: "4 12 Do. Avower. 11. .I • /. 14 6040 t :. 16 I• II Deemer Yks ,20 •' 7 Illp • al2 ;25 i ' 97 41 12 DO. apootta tlil 7 • (1 It ra • 16 741 12 Teo Spoons 40 7 10 118 1,11 • 0 • 10 014 8 611 0 The niter requisites for the table at proportionately loir prim Recoo4l band apneas snd forks assay pattern. in aerates; of dioxins or halbdomene, at 7s. per oz.—Richard Attenhorongh, 91, Word street. W. THE SPECTATOR of TO-MORROW (Pries bt., stamped 741 will contain, In addition to all the Rom% Dwell, and Othetal News of the Week, the following topic aet the day.—ltaly end the Opposition, Inth end 1t6.. a Warning— The Ouveruning Ras for the Indian Anny--nagSions ea Parliamentary Leona —Headship and Consolation— Adair Non to the Civil Itervioe—Nothiss of Important N Boots: Twelve Team la De. Daesek's Book upon the Pi em of Wales; Tyrekae illemen of 1800—Vine Arte—liello—llle DAIWA DEEM two volumes, foolscap octave, Its_ MAOISELLE MORI: A Tub el )(Mere Rome um4m:JjiFii;ii;iii - co;;;74eststrimd. This it. We volume. foolesp octavo, 10s. ed., ALA A; or, Some nue Ago. Sy Mrs. VIDAL, Author of •' Tales for the Bush." leeshas : John W Parker and Son, West Strand. This day, tan., ON the PHILOSOPHY of DISCOVERY : Chapters Historical awl Critical. By Wi1.0.414 Win(wrax. 1) It. Y. It.s Stoator of Trinity College, Cambridge Including the completion d.f the Third Milton of " The Philosophy of the Inductive adenoma" By the same Author, HISTORY of the INDUCTIVE SCIRSCIIII. The Third Edition, with Addltlossa. Three volumes, 245. NOYI' M ORGANOS IIINOVATI•M helm( the Second Part of a Third &Utica of " The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences." With large Additions. 7e. inwroeY ef lICIRSTIFIC MIAS : being the First Part of a Third White of • The Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences." Two VOlllllllll, with law Additbna 14s. Lusisa t Jobs W. Patter sad Soo, Wait Strand. jtptt published, ht yd. Sni, with numerous Andiessdeal Mates, tree, in • sealad envelops, on nwolpt ol six on dumps, TA VITALIa A new medical week on the Maw% lbwilwassit, sod Oise at Opernolordisen and other disown and enasnynatin alianainin al tin norms pro dactyl a daganantay of sannial and yltydaal thawing why these diatoms so alio wad they can be elfektually ransawal by dr meal dupla was. By a num an, as ,de (raulalsral mass Ma New Medina Act. Ad dams "Itlalless," Pwriamatrest. Oclardniresi, Laudon. Warwlek4san PaMisosaarrow and all In Sown or emery. WS? MAILDaItOUGHSTAIIIIT, W., veer the Paatheoa. CULVERWELL, M. R. C. 8., LM., L. S. A. , WS? ow be aoaealted daily lolly u abate epos all ewes ed Nervous Debility. lawbutempy Bluahing, Palpitation. low al sad Oaf . m Intepaalty, Spettaakerbire, Sterility, Caittart. lM waft, rlas pubibibed as entire ae. sad Original Work, lestilkod OUIiSKLVAI y= : Physioleay aid Wiwy of ow Oseastios— Diassar—itymplaas, thaatioent. sad Ous. ?dee la. each . by post, 13 elawfts open ends IS sealed. W bad at Yana, 30, Coraltii. sr the Sothis. NI Owes. (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. RAILWAY COMPANIRI ASSOCIATION. The usual monthly meeting of this amociation was held yesterday morning, at the Railway Clearing-hours, !a dile rsonsr-ntesel, Imstes-nture, Mr. R. S. Thompson, M.P., in tin The Osuir, In sleeks _the proese mid that, in referrerto Ms tilde had beim by the asso ciates, he lei to Aide that ether the media( he took the esetiest otpurteinity of wing Wilson Patten, who totted the bills of last modem seemerfully through tho , House of Commons, sal Ward him to take charge of them.. Mr. Patten maid, not being a law yer, he shoulp like to have the opinion of the Board of Trade or of • mlectoommittee as to the general tenor and principles of the bills before undertaking to intro .ol42oo them. Accordingly copies of the bad been sent I to the Baird of Trade, with a request that they would sub mit them to their legal adviser% and afterwards let Mr.. Pattie know their own opinion with regard to them, Note further had yet been done in the matter, and therefore, the committee bad nothing to report. Mr. , Iforesoe observed that if the aisol. 'on waited till the Heed of Trade bed made such • statement to Mr. Pate= se eyelid be likely to induce him/ to proceed with the bile met Inlidpendent member, it would probably have to pmilmeselho letter for • long time. He then proceeded, in perswaree of notice to that effect, " to move provision" for the publication of proposed agreements, and for the of open routes and through booking . " His object securi ty lis,or mid, to prevent railway companies from shutting up the shortest and most convenient route for the traffic of railways contiguous to their own line, sad for this purpose be would make every oomph) adop t ing or availing themselves of the powers ounferred by theafford facilities for running over their line to • distanoe of lye miles from the innetioe ; snd he furtive proposal that in the erste of, any rhigosie. minus between the two own. peke writi regard ki - Saii or hew the melt* elessld be Mefkired to an arbitrator, to be =Med by the *Mee if easy amid apes odd effeerwiee by the Board .of Trds. • • Oniimir4y it was, he .Imew, very =desirable Coo interfetie with arges, so long alk these who i d them kept within the law, but be thought that when district had litrafeldsd - bsierese teltway com panies the puhlic should have some protection as regarded the throug h Walk Finally, he provided foe= appeal to the Chart of Common Pleas, under the Railway and - Canal Trains Act of 1854, just as if the provisices stated bad been included therein. ' The filekransw observed that the provisions brought for med best beyond the terms of the notice, and therefore therereeke del& not, in his opinion, be entertained. What m ica used ~ • been &Mussed in parliamentary end lewdly beer sanekiesed. On a show ed holds being token, it was decided that for the re seated by the chairman, the motion could not be enWleined. On the modem of the CHAfRIAW, it was resolved—" That as a special committee on railways' may possibly be ap pointed in the present seveion of parliament, the general oontmittee be requested to consider what course it will be best to take with reference to the evidence to be produced before such committee." Before the meeting misdated, an understanding was come to that the next meeting should be merely • pro /emu out, and be adjourned till the following month. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. The annual general meeting of this institution Inn held yesterday at the London Tavern, Rear-Admiral the nut of iinsirwssusy and TALBO T presiding. The CHAIEMAS, after a few introductory sentences, spoke in .- congratulatory terms of the success which had crowned the institution during the pest twelvemonths. The num ber of lifeboats had considers* increased, and a much grades amount of life bed been saved from shipwreck than during any previous corresponding period. He then referred to the special claims which the institution had upon the mercantile interests, and upon marine insurance companies, and upon the community at large, its object being to preserve the lives DI others who were engaged in the arduous and dangerous, but at the use.. time to a com mercial country necessary occupation of navigating ships, and to mitigate one of the greatest calamities with which Providence was pleased to aMict the human race. Mr. Lytle, the secretary, then read the report, an ab stract of which has already appeared in the Daily New. Mr. T. CHAPMAN moved the adoption of the report, and eupresied his satisfaction that there was a great increase in the ntpaber of lifeboats given by individuals, and also that the exertions of the institution ha d induced various foreign is to provide lifeboats to be stationed in dan . rer=rts of their respective coasts. Many of such boats had tea ordered through this institution, and upon their principle. lir. ALZIANDIR BOCILFZUR seconded the motion, which was curried. Mr. R. R FORBV4, president of the Humane Society of Massachusetts, moved a resolution expressing the ratisfac• tics of the meeting that the institution now possessed 101 lifeboats—the largest life-saving Sect in the world—and urging exertion to enable the institution to maintain its present position and extend its operations. He pointed out various points on our coasts which were still deficient in means for the saving of life, and added that the compara tively small state of Massachusetts had SO lifeboats, besides rocket stations. He mentioned that one benevolent lady, Miss Dicks, bad provided three lifeboats at her own cost, and placed them on a dangerous part of the coast of Nova Scotia. lie referred especially to the absence of direct assistance in providing lifeboats on the pert of the government, who were so deeply interested in the subject, and urged that shipowners and mercantile men generally ought to be more - liberal in their support. It would be most desirable if the Hydrographer to the Admiralty caused to be inscribed on all charts the positions where lifeboats and mortar stations were Sr F.. Pzenor having seconded at: l otion, it war carried. Resolutions were afterwards pared, thanking the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, and the marine department of the Board of Trade, for aid afforded by them to the institution ; and also to the Commodore, Com troller-General, and the officers and men of the Coast guardservice, for their continued valuable assistance ; to Mr. T. Baring, M.P., the chairman, Mr. T. Chapman, the deputy-chairman, the committee of management, and local committees • such resolutions being spoken to by Admiral Herbert, Admiral Gordon, Sir G. Seymour, and the Hon. F. Mende. Ow the motion of Mr. T. Beam, wooded by Admiral R. BURTON, thanks were then voted to the noble chairman, and the meeting @operated. RISIESMNTATION OF THE NORTHIIIIN DIVISION or ma Omar or lArcot.m.—A seseing of the Amchi tka of Liberals for North Lincolnshire wag held in the Corn Exchange on Wednesday afternoon. William Hutton, Esq., of Gate Burton, wangled the chair, and =gof the county gentry were gramme', including Sir u e John Cholmeley, Bat, M.P. for North Lincoln ' and Lord Wortley, M.P. for Great Grimsby. The object of the meeting was to determine what steps should be taken in Hie event of the Reform Bill now before the House of Commons becoming law ; and it was resolved, is the event of North Lincolnshire having • third member given to it, that Lord Worelff should become • candidate for the representation. Lord Wonky agreed to this tion. It to be the opiates of the heed= liberals that h r. Hewn, will be a candidate for the seat vacated by Lord Wonky at Great Grimsby, and If this should be so, Hewn. Palma and Sirley will contest the city _of Lincoln *past Major Sibthorp„ . RIPIISSENTAI7O/1 Or WERT HARTLIPOOL. —The dreamed im ivesi Pmv ihruer,d eamm • me t m eevamivv orial and to .. lord ianam Pal o i f ing . in W ers d l i tr u i , Hartiel*°l cu urpng t... a theL a claim v : ad re of . presentation m the House of Commons under tau title of " The Hartlepools." RIPEISINTATION OF DOW/CPA/SIM —Mr. John ston, et Bellykalseg, and proprietor of the Dowisetire Pro talked, bag addressal the electors of this borough, in cow sequence of Mr. Km having signified his intention .4 not spar soliciting the suffrages of the electors. We have heard the names of two ether gentlemen who are likely to offer themselves on the occasion of the nett vacancy.— ' Durapotrich Recorder. RIPILIBINTATION OF NORWICIL—Up to yeritertiay nothing of a positive character had transpired in connexion with the vacancies in the representation of Norwich; but it wsailenerally !Vona' that Sir William Rumen, wbo sat for Hover from ISM till the last general election in eon junction with Mr. Bernal Osborne, will come forward as • candidate in the liberal intereat with Mr. E. Warner. Mr. H. Birkbeck, who had been solicited to offer himself with Mr. Warner, is sot, it appears, disposed to dead. A meet ing of the liberal party was to be held last evening, and to. day ur to-morrow addresses from candidates will probably be Lamed. N. coneerrativecandidates have beta announced. REPRIMILMTATION Or 131111113FMD.—At II meet ing held OD Wednesday evening at the Park Hotel, Birken head, most influentially attended, and at which John Ravenscroft, Esq., preaded, an . association was formed for the purpose .4 prosie..* liberal sail free-trade principle., to be ogled "The Reform w a rn Armitice for Birkenhead and the surrounding distriets." It decided also to request the inhabitants, M the event of the new Reform Bill pass ing, to withhold their promise to say morehdate who might be pet forward on tory principle, as a liberal eandi&te w ould be rauminated at the proper time. It is understood that Mr. Juba Laird is to be - tie tory candidate, and Mr. William Jackson is spoken of by sans of the liberals. Avorscuew GOLD.—Azzay.a. ow ma Sctomown. —Lerneroot, TIROUIDILT.—The Black Ball liner Sableaha Md sad =t x. fzolia nd llid wi rrns), w d as teleg uring t rat ig .d . Idol y e bar es hoardlim os. el gold, v v v alued at 66,260 t. The telepao hog now been attended to llicesesseonth. in pelmet. Ms place ü becoming very 0= es aocanat of its being • favourite resort fee SPORTING. TATTERBALLI3.—TstritaDAY. A thin attendance, and the betting unimportant. The running of Nucleus at Coventry had a depressing effect upon his position for the City and sub ur b. • a t 33 to 1 be was only supported fora small mina 1200 1,0 100 was laid against Umpire for the D NORTRAM 4 I4OIBIIIIIR STARER_ 12 to 1 apt Mr. T. Pares Rattlebona (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Lamberge Claire (t) SO to 1 Mr. T. DorWs Ms epode (t) 10 t o 1 Mr. Eastwood's Tommy Noble (t) 25 to 1 My. Castle's Old Robert (t) CITY AND (SUBURBAN. 33 to 1 apt Mr. merrft Apolly on (t) 33 to 1 Captain Vernon'soriatt (t) CHESTER CUP. 15 to 1 apt Mr. Balder's V o la s t4a: 15 to 1 —11 r. T. Pares AI 10 to 1 lord Portentosth• Twat Deer 1) 15 to 1 Mr. Marland's ( or, 25 to 1 Mr. R. Ten Bres Satellite (og) 33 to 1 Mr. Thomas's Bilmalsa(lam 40 to 1 Mr. AnpU's The Greek t) 40 to 1 Mr. C. Devon's Independence 't) 00 to 1 Mr. Whittaker's First Lord 3 06 to 1 Lord Chesterfield's Telegram 1) es to 1 Mr. Copeerthwalte's Twilight t) 120 to 1 Mr. Ri 7's Bins Jacket TWO liOUSAND. 6 to 2 apt Lord Portsmouth's Baccaneer 3) P o rtsmouth's to 1 apt Lord PorUnnoath's Buccaneer t) 11 to 1 Mr. Ten Broook's Umpire It as to 1 Lord Istland's Istachastor (og) U to 1 Mr. lAnson's Crammed (t) NAVAb AND MILITARY. 41.11111111. M, MAR.Ca 15.—keronitianitt tend Class Assistant Engineer W. X. Harvey, to the 110. Third Chin Assistant &eater L. Brewer, to the Nile, ttg CHATHAM, MARCH 15. large number of convalescent sick and wounded troops groin various cavalry and infantry regiments, who have recently arched at 'the invalid establishment frogs India, left fit. Mary's Barracks this morning for their re. 'pectins rases, •b• whole of them having been previously inspected by a board of commissioners of Chelsea Hoepital, and di n barged as unfit for further service. Many of the men diebarged time served in India 12 years, and received their wounds and injuries at Luclmow and Cawnpore. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15. The Thetis, 36, Prussian frigate, and the schooner Francalob, sailed from Spithead this incening for China. The Firebrand, 6, steam-sloop, Commander James M. Bruce, steamed out of harbour this morns, and anchored at Spirthead. Ste will mil in the mane of a few days for Nam • Tb? 4riadnei 20, wrew - frigate, Captain E. W. Vansittart, is under orders to sail for Lisbon, to loin the Channel fleet, under the, command of Rear-Azlnswal Sir Charles Howe Fremantle. The Canaan, hired freight-ship, having discharged her invalids and inswingers from Hong Kong, sailed to-day for Deptford, to discharge storm. The Duke of Somerset held his first levee of the season at the Adiniralty yesAnday. The following odious were present :—Vice-Admind Cain, Rear-Admiral H. Austin. Captains J. R. Marsh, R. Jenkins, W. Morris, J. Itaindone, F. Patten, C. 0. Hayes, G. liftekley, S. 0. Cromwell, J. IL Hayes, F. A. B. Crawford Commanders G. W. Lag, W. H. Hood, H. H. Beannah, V. 0. field, H. Nelsen, C. S. Forbes, G. Blane, Hare, l2 t. Ann 4s tr er J. & Z. A. Glynn, J. S. Ross, and 0. H. The following circular was issued yesterday by Sir Benjamin Hawes, Under Secretary of State for War "War-offies, March 10.—The aserstary of State for Worley ing with the concurrence of his Royal Highness the General Commentling-in•Chief, decided main transferring thegeneral management of army schools and military libraries from the Secretary of State for War to the General Commanding-in- Chief, and placing them under the immediate superintendence of the Council of Military Education, it is hereby notified that the above change will take effect from the 15th inst. In consequence of this change all communications relating to the folio subjects should, on and after the 15th instant, he addressed to the Secretary to the Council of Military Education (all periodical returns being in like manner trans mitted to the same address at the periods now prescribed by regulation), viz.:-1. Application for the training of schoolmasters and schoolmistresses. 2. The ap. pointment of trained schoolmaidem and achoolmas tresses. 3. The appointment of actingmboolmeeters and actingochoohnistresses. 4. The appointment of civilian schoolmasters in embodied regizatin= of militia. 5. Transfers of schoolmasters sad whoolmistreeses. 6. Promotion of schoolnuusters and schoolmistresses. 7. Diecipline, furlough, leave to many, Lc. 8. The monthly school reports required by Article 1 6 of the Army School Regulations, a duplicate of which report will, as heretofore, continue to be forwarded to the assinant.inspector of army schools in the district. 9. The supply of apparatus for the illustratiou of lectures for the entertainmeut and instruction of the troops. 10. Regimental and garrison libraries and reeling-rooms. 11. Applications for new books and games for resding-rooens. 12. The quarterly report of the state of libraries. 13. Half-yearly reports of Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers libraries, which are to be made in duplicate. Communications upon all school and library matters not specified above, and of • purely financial character, will con tinue to be addressed to the Under Secretary of State for War." Commander John Hay, R.N., has been ap pointed nautical examiner to the Royal Mail Steam Packet CompanTag Y CHANNEL FLEET.—The only ships belong ing to the channel fleet which are now at Portland are the Conqueror, Centurion, Blenheim, and Greyhound. The captain of the maintop of the Conqueror was killed on Sun. daylest by • fall LIRTIMCZON OP CAVALRY BY THE EARL OP CARDIOAN.--CANTERDURT, THURSDAT.—The whole of yes terdikv was devoted by the Inspector-General of Cavalry, the Earl of Cardigan, to a minute inspection of the various cavalry depots stationed in this garrison, consisting of the Ist, 2nd, 3nl, and 7th Dragoon Guards, and the 7th and Bth Human, under the command of Colonel J. C. H. Gibsone. The Inspector-Genteel, who was accompanied by Colonel Douglas and Captain Lowe, as aides-de-camp, entered the Bernick-square shortly after nine o'clock in the morning, and was received by a 'moral salute by the whole of the troops assembled is fuR marching order. Having been put through the various evolutions by Colonel Gibeone, a por ton of each depot then went through the riding drill. This' concluded, his lordship proceeded to the nffingechool and witnessed the officers riding and afterwards vi. sited the hospital, and inspected its various wards. The Inspector General then retired to the officers' mess room, and lunched with the officers of the depot =Malice. The inspection was resumed bi n t i texamination of the cast, the young, and the officers'horses. The garriron school was then visited, and his lordship inspected the children. and the arrangements made for their education. Attestors dal next directed to the hooka of the depots, and the troop and other books, were carefully examined. At five ! I = a dismounted parade took place, when the were formed incolumne,,and the lospector.General mina Weach. each. Afterwards they marched past in slow ile, in admirable precision. The inspection eon with the examination of the officers and troop stables, and their appointments. The Impector.General ex to Colonel Gilson, the unqualified intellection his lordship bad derived from the inspection. The riding of the officers and men, his lordship remarked, was uniform and good, while the condition of the horses was excellent, and he had sever seen a cleaner or a smarter parade. THY M/LITIA.—A return was published yester day showing the numbers present at the last annual train ing of each disembodied regiment and . the number of absen tees from each regiment on that occa sion. The totals are aa follows :—England, 30,507 present, 20,555 abseet ; Scot land, 4,700 present, 2,055 absent ; Ireland, 9,Kii present, 7,937 absent. Total, 44,340 present, and 30,557 abeent. Tag AccIDINT oN run EANTERN COUNTIES RAlL WAY.—Yesterday morning the inquiry into the deaths of Edward Stokes, Timothy Satchell, Robert Bean, William Rowell, and Philip Cornwell, five al the unfortunate per sons who lost their lives by the lamentable accident which took place on the 90th alt, at the Tottenham Station of the above railway, was resumed before Yr. John Humphreys, *Droner for East If Willmar, at the Lecture-hall, Tottenham. Several other witnesses having been examined, the coroner summed up, and having gone through the evidence, eft the question to the jury to say whether the company were to blame m• not. The jury then retired ; and after an absence of an hour and a half returned into court with the follow. jog verdict We And that the deceased men met with their deaths from the breaking of the tire of one of the leading wheels of the engine, in consequence of the defer }Ave weld ; aid we are of opinion that had proper caution and vigilaoce been used, the same might have been de- Meted. ' The broken portine• of the tire were ..rdonsl to be taken charge of, and this important and protracted in quiry terminated shortly before fl o'clock. (Advertisemeut.}—HOLLOWAY'd PILLS AND OINT HINT —INDICIZSTION, DISZABIS OP Tel Nanr —lndigesthra, In the variable temperature of winter, Is apt to prodnee cutaneous complaints., with fever, renter nese, tainted breath, and depression of spirits, The MUM) and the consequences of t i Vse diaordets can be speedily end radically removed by the use at Holloway's medicaments. 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