The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-13 00:00:00

; .. I • E SPA • " • t 4111 ""' 1 , 33 rt 4 ,A 4 ssiti 44 v.• - • ' f . • 4 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 13. 1881. No. 4,550. ) (Stamped, 1(1. Additional) [TWOPENCE. DEVITT awl /11()ORR'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ; .4 rm-hry gittr —Ng LAI' grllleTrlN target regular kat rust arear.el treat Ow diary la 74 dap. rod erlll „vol. roan artiaedtwa . t.re rulegulad 'bantam diner. sTAII. r %.%lAN I. re ander /31 tom. %Amret, rt - Lrpcii. In the lornlnn Data This beautiful I mar 1.4a11t t.l tie.er.. Hall and :••n..4 Algraren e1..1y ..ly tot It.. Loon k *tots And Is one .4 the tsar". Alpe thr p s nct of Lon.lnn, she has apertnna and elegant aroma tatn.an tor chi. I cabin tatowonrynt Vor loins or rallgat of .4 lano and POWELL, ttroa.l-strart. or to rwvllr an 4 moose. ti, allgter-street. IVIVITT anti mooßrs AUSTRALIAN Lull JUrd PAil ILHIP. —Eor 4103. ET Direct I. sill p idly like tt..th Algal. tatting at Minimal., If minima, to embark pa...nova . the trit.-iti• 1.n.1t •hlp WATltlttoll. A I 13 yearn helonglng 4. Mawr. D linty end taw, tons moi r e. Joon , . Vo \ii , t ..n.nianJer . lying in the Kama India lawita Th.. fit.' ship ha. a fllll p.p. With M. rt escellent her lwren .1.. tf. Owing lofty and ear, sbc .Yeti • dridnable opportunity toe cabin and In. ten..e.l6.te isarrencre, wed wiU tarry in etperkoced For trnot .4 brigat or ;turbo ..ply to Mr. K. tiV.I.I.ATI.Y. with tiw ...errs. log. greet, Lialebowse a 1.. ugyrrr and Moultl, 0, itilUtcrwlrect. DEVITT JIOOREN AI'ATRALIAN LINE of PAS'K ET 4111 r - For MKT PHIL' IP t t.. he .14 , spalettni punetnally on the VAIN April . the orpleinini clipper ...p KING 4W ITALY. A I, reglaner toot war. V. s+++cals. 4 :0 00 • 0 ++-r. 1)1+0( in the Docks. Tbls ship has hs en fKWI Ith lhr srnntrst rtrr and conel•terntion for the romh.rt of postruorrs ohr has • spraitres WWI thlaitt galoom anti her tabin• LA) ht. air , very ~.prrlor seroni inshua m for lot, run. Slate pass. rizers Per tern,. of freight or 1.. yours. K and Co. Great Pt. or to UK' +Tr and MOM PIM P, 1111111austiest. DgVITT and NIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ ot ru KT Nil LAI' aCIATON Nr,ct ' regular trader. tut gnat part of lier cargo aad will lave Yu& dials hrirpatch . the Itritistt torillt WarK NOW. A reatea,r leg bow Ji tit • N V, : WIC is IND terks Meta Tale aor tut ant rare aecaumadallea Inv a M elder parrerarrs Vor terms of tverglA tor pewit moo lo IogVITT aad 114.011111. 9. blltheretreet LONDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY. SLACK DM UNE et CUPP= PACKS'S, raft ken ISe Lemke Sees se the let h, sal trete Ossireeied edit lAMB pereteektr ea the Ll* el es& M.V.nabs pale ewe Sie Sh, velem previeerly fel OMPIL Calisimina IleiksAy Neensrmir Wray al Or awl . Iteriss. I Caplabal To Sall ‘Calnoven Ems War I. We !WAS.. IS I, ROO NISI' le le LIM Wk. 1..40 Plidail le Übwelarepos Agar; 11.4011 Ibilim Mom l,lllO %ma lfew. 111 Jaws Ilse* Des. 11, above biak der Alieue — Wrbamailirsiljper poi al Os siMesl.l ark Mal lie of Ildelsh NM Australian 11.411we1l Phsetwita meads Mira tw Samar posebaltty and WPM sined a wirldinimova sispi sad whose simumusdatinsi usrusiwssil lw say vows& Vs JANIS RAMIS sad Ussouel .to WI tie Mot nall k lasava, WT. M. MACILA A r: 016.1, Marrialo-strest. ac. ICRS. MONEY WI O RAM and SONS' (Of Illarkwall yin,. London LINIR of PAMIR SUM M AL IC A —Pm ff EI.WU It N IIL Not Phillip dismal Ara Imre the Docks .7W MN Et MA V. March to. ratline at Plymouth). the eptioulid Y ell ship LI NCMLNAH IRIL I, lell teas. ILDD. CHAILLETIIN WA of lb. Norfolk . commander . Wig ha 1 k Rant India lambus This ship forms one of Hawn, limey 11f=a sad Some celehrshtel line of packets. whir% comprlare the Semen. Torkshin, Kent. Norfolk, and other hat havairlis.M w.ll.ltenont ships, built and fitted expressly for the presupor Ind. to Australia Her arvemooodallom for all chrome( par sispes are namtimared. sad she will osnp est esporlerseed an inns. —lfor freight or possum spply to H' D. ALLPORT. sad NOMA N. with Messrs. Money t% limn and Area 164 LeadenhaL Area Passesh.ers hy this liar .4 parketa sre cooreyed from Paddlagton to Plymouth ItratAlam Is. secead-claas farea, sad *NNW aim for third clam farm. WMLKLY STEAK 001011IINICATION to W TORR.—The LIVIA/00K NEW TOM end 1111LADCLPHI A .111A]1 sllll. OWITANY bend desindeling a* tall powered nen gem 6401M-Iki calling at dlesandlown 1.1681 141& "" W 4 Mt k LT UF ► L FOR MEW ROM CITY at RA MIMI. Ude day. Wareb RAROdlton, Wednesday. Mere\ IR iwursuatim. Weeldeeday. Mane V. Awl war; snammtlag Weekeeselad. Plosisdk s red übsea aessedlai Sallie assena• Sladallen. leenned pewee. ipinese‘ beliadlas all peavadens neaSid. Innespes kr Canada end Se Weedwn Weft bashed Ktat wry melvanneeneas lerna—Par Whew parekeders WILLIAM MIAS. le, Widerdtreet. Wayne' ed he and =arr. dt. ars Williswelradk lIIIITTNIT sad NORTH AMERICAN RATAL JUR KAIL 'TRAK SHIP% leeweew LITUIOOL owl •RW TO= Direct, and he .41111 LIVSLVUOL and BORON. the Kealmo ships only d HALIFAX. The fittrorisi sr other trda ara opeeeolol to aid teem N./pool, calling it Cork to naive the mem : Km. TOIL Datordwr, x.rd, It • Tatter: punewpor• sod swab As Verse wed Haymow, to la Inwatereed al New York am hoard lbw LPL& ICaroak. 11 Tr. ICA. Dar 11111110%. , March Y. ?USIA, tor NEW TORE. rola , Karat W. =Ptea), Dallwass aloward'a Dm and goeftlisi, hot olon or boom IlaUba mod lei" aided &An, AS: soord nada. Ca To New Tark, dist odds. LIS aaeond doll% titnoted to NDaMes. sod Now Tor% ZS pot Om sod $ pot oat. plow —Apo* to 1. It. Fond. IL Old liniali4Z . Widen . D. Cords, Kan% sod It Nato do 'a CI and / Deea. Ikeltsaroodrost. Otattpro rim c. Mink UmpseL Whet, Queenstown: at D. and C. M Iseu t Wallin ROTTERDAM and THE RHINE tyke a week. me shippers wll please take tootles Yet the asesiwNs Pal =ifeesseer BATAVIA& W. & correwowdet, haw* bees es** redecorated. hes restirned Iwo stake. foe the mem, eee will here the hellish an/ Yore*, Steal When, Wapplop, sway Itimilay snn.ioe. at n o'clock commended an the 17Ih Nei Yams —saloon. CI 14.. return tickets, lore ceilin.tte. b.: relent. II Ce The lee screw steamer YYReflOtt& Captain PANT EOM will be despatched from off the Tower every Thursday soluidg Tars it . For Rhine fares. Be_ apply at Clopilrls Unbend Mos. pelvises., W. or to PIIILLIPPC 011/tVlik awl Iteed.laas. is 00YZIUMLNI ornciAut.-ILIIDUCTION IN WALE OF IItIEIVIEL THE lIIROPEAI — iiiSTTRANCE SOCIETY novas MUCIoI at army-cent st rodocrod Mak Mr Mimi la or loader Ure Trumey. Custom*. label Strierres, Dowd at Tisdr. Poorstarr Dowd, A•sdralty. sad raw 'mbar Ertertasola, sad tor book rod vollyes dirks sad plelleal eemmeerlsl employmoula Norther re am tare onfabloatlers of tar orwrisso with reamater Annuities mune., on favourable lens& Yonne and every InformAtinli may be oblatuart MUM Chief aim. No It, Waterlen-plare. latass. I PI'S 110MMOP P ATRIO COCOA Panare a Widows mow grateful smoodossa, awl lavlessallas power. ---- 11•81 I PTIIIt1&-111 Roil Litton Patent warm DOC-MALT NTIM TROIS Ow Ncied and le lbe Rablbltiok De) r allseladat e Cr os af TN V isig lees=li ta b l e d L i r Tbe et • shod swim al = Mew ies seeet• Is ben Ss : •ma beedems Wag wen road De body, while tkeAD remdelSe eselslite lb sullalled up Die DIODDAI a T sod TATZDT IiVER ; MD" mitts LMI6 tan sad claimer DM a aereet be Maeda& sad r i a me= doles sleep. A Amedpeive h e may bs beik Toss fseesnled by pea. as the ehenedereass et ibe We Mime hebm Um lips beim mut to am sager. Dr. 1111, Plesa .dilly. Aa Daddies& Thies le De mme purls Ob. ars • Ism* le weft apes DADA RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D ilig her j° lom. dories twilehyaws t ft sem a ke „Pishelne e f tw a res n 4= ebtlY seer z b , Fla . hst m issbe. awl itartliwa oddi lw a tta stibl ar disilsoits ewhati *moo. twesimpstsiS7 4Wks sad Osmhhowl with Ihs Addnniind lamb lipmp,ll her as mgyssehls sestweestair drlnntit. In whirls Its ong list sip !roared. During 11.4 ...tom. sad Isilstchossiss. Ilbs whplar st this dinipk nal der.' tstsob h os moos INN tomeserial —Manulatinml nun' th• 4ehtst New W sad parity by DINNEYoIIi) °h alt New Illsa44lreak tabiko; sad all b ml rishphilahis slimishs ihose the mph*. disist AN EFFECTUAL REMEDY.—LLICI3EItrB ANTIMATIC BALSAM. without iniiene W bents ie Whether the Med, testy illteenses Rod pieser le admitted to M the hoot eleillies ter liessalkeety relines esetett, mid& enesual nen el ettline. site lertyleie eiminplies. It fra grantly eerie wenn wbael the ft idlateibly allays the McVey Wei We trieeieleseehlne lentroble, sweaddew etmeenpilee me Meg liessenaL Panne elien re ewe Wag ewe be Ye ttt aidloce ilie. nay on rent le tin nerilie Mei New IL 11Wentie eW see by W. WHIM demi* 1R Jensys genet Ilagnerhet. 0r..1 by enentlint,r leltie. INC ht *L. Welt et reek In portents, weal kw Immerws Adkiamis Ildum. The erne sad stereo' ineteneed in the elailit DtWUHAN'S DOMESTIC nomeniss, aipire haunt rut nip Want kr tamp me af skinalsons. s igassbek Pan!' e•I % er (*M Pin. kr IM fs bonen W al. 1.4..1. Re la 1 id.. !a IL sad lii ViErgabet Emma.. br .1.. a. sod phyla eat illnpnallenkss Ac. 4. in. In. at kr ass la an >•Tsgslabb Mk Ithdellalli. trff A dna sinsoissp nsfal skin In is Wanks. men" alai ems is. tweed fa .1. nankink mann km as sad " laiskna anis kr raiksts." sr lasskia rid es. II Ssurinasslissa ( .. ssal as& skin konsrfs4 an sesnaZtr i =ss sair.—Ts bs fin et MI snaists. JOBIAtre COMMA or Ilsookostod le lie Farb aid Loam irasuZ i t h arg WO pissadt imp Amos MlE N 4 l 4 lll :riMit a torib e 7 m rsouliZ ili r tha z es lM Pl; I•de • I ft Ow al Pea; awl lie Am to poss. ii. OIL CONTRACTS for nnuß, KZAT, COALS, etA.UTION.—WATERRBTON sad =OGDEN eed p eata ,—Th a vv recommend the public to lam the (brat Gold stated on the c.miatitt eb r• i rYrles ib rbe 511411esea Industrial *hoot at invoice—.. Fine Gold and Pam Gold.' as applied to Jewellery. Yeitham sear ilounakor , will meet there on Musa/AY. the NW being a delusion wriciziarox and LitUUDEN'S GOLD instant. at tines o'clock. to receive and open TENDERS Mr CHAINS, and all a k6ss meembietared by them, are sold upon Si ?FLIES of the alms...named ARTICLES, to he delivered at this prteciple, and at the numstacturece prices. Slauufactory, the said school. from the 14 April to .he tb Septessher amt. In, ilemfettantreet. Oommaperdee W.C. Imam made of chaise Th e T ee d. rs ere t o l e mad e ;es a form, whieb any be bad on and 10W,11017 sof la each.—N.R. Ai establishment closes at 41 application. personally Of by Miter, to the supeeietesdent of the la the en ds& and ea alltnedays et I. school. or to me. end are to be mot to the -dad ahead. seated V. eddremed to the ornmittee of Vlalton, by edema o'clock on in. BRFASING-CABIIB, DESPATCH BOXES, iniFesised Aay, awl they will be considered at that hoer. The TRAVELLING mad 1,0111 BOXES —The largest an d mattes do not bind thAl:emselve WRIGHT- s to accept the lowest Of ally Stock in Low .. at 63. itegrutatreet Quadrant. A CH f.LK the lk spleand ealleetion of medieval mounted . kinds of Ileinisimaresea Clerkene ell. E.C.„ March fa RAM ormolu, Marl. Ivory, and papier miell6. 504 ". Proyer-hoeks, and Church aweless. AR OH ITECTUR AL PHOTOGRAPHIC =11•11i1C ALBUMS. Idled with p et t re i te o t the royal AMIOCIATIoN.—The EXHIBITION of FOREIGN and badly. Moe me& mad_prirate characters. Stewing a very MM. ENG List( FilirT.GßAPils, Coadeltalreet, teeentatreet. reetkincelbselies.-0. HICKS ;late Stu Regenbeleeet, W.. will close larch 14. Stibmelhers to select photographs to Quadrant, Leeds Nest door tellwea eat a;. the value of their mbscriptlen. Ofillidorus gratis to r.sioW7 20, subarribent TPESDAT nest, lll'Rol.s will LECTU THE TURKISH BATHS, Baker-street LECTURE THE oft the PHOTOGIA/118. „ ~„ „ Nadler inland direetioa'. fitted ap en • male of elemhce "°°' See ' I unequalled by any other establishment.—The advantages pm seemed by these are the abidance( sulphurous, carbonic. or °thee deleterious exhatatlows, and that parching, arid, siroccolike hest which characterise the close unwholesome chambers now dianiaed by this name. In construction the above chemlid, spacious, and elegant ettablithment the directors have had especial regard to the great souientials, light and ventilation, combined with comfort and luxury: and by all medical men wid; have visited it It is pronounced perfect. Fridays exelu• alvely for Ladles, by whom the strict privacy,_ and 111 other lar="kit eandert mad debaser, ere la lasselaa,epealady laelalosead. wollethee IR ft attendatto. Ths saw *peke pollows• calf. ARGYLL ROOMS.-GRAM) MUSICAL lINTZRTAINMINT, with the rehihratod Band. Forty la number, ortahlithed eleven years, Ames from W Pldtbarvaonie Cower* Royal Italian Operas. aa4 Ye Roaarbold Troopw nmebk-teel by Mons. Lamotte. ennabbglibm, 311. loalcourt. DANCING at 9 'Wadi. Adolmam la THLONDON PAVILION MITSIC HALL, 4 1 1, Tlebbernestrest top ne the Raymerket—Have you neva the poetess novelty of the time If not. go to the above mentioned Mask ma. aml see Miss JULIA WINTON% the 75 MALI CURE, every evening. Achnlielos by refreshment Metall !elspenoe.—Mis American Rooting Alleys, open daily at it. Oennwt esemeness every evening at 7 debunk ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by C a tt i e l LONDON IN v /Sr ENT Coll PANT (Malted , NIA. :=Medeeek ea lty, re p a ya ble bof deeds 'say bills et sale , or othDapoaiton er sp. seeary inotabarde. allowed I per coot. on all savants above IA Capital. 51121,000, fa la Aires of ies 6lo cad 66 each. P re p actame aad fano mai free sier•s. AnDainr JAMB 11011 T. Wrilarfax Otreolor. 111147CTION Or TM WINE DOTIZR. EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. In Pall-mall. Tie ohm Company has been formed for the pinyon of sup- Mae Nobility, 'teary. and Private Tamales 1,1112 PULL W billed character, at a wing of 30 per cent. ROYAL TICIORIA rillißlitY..47L per doses. (The Sleadar/ at Excellence ) /TERM= OLD PORTA.. le the wood he. par dem. SPARKLING MIENAT f.7AYPAONE Ma. T. /MIR CLARET. rare sad without acidity Ste. PUI 000E•C BRANDY Map or Brown' 444. sod Lb. KONOILRIAR CROW( PORT, MURRY, te lee. end Ste. The lewd ever loin vinord into this country. and packmari Included. Sad sit dean easel f trete say railway Magian la Ilealanol ne Walaa. Pelee lists frre sallow. Torre amok W I LLIA llarl&fftl. TIM NNW VIM EMS Will DUTTEL AL REDUCTION.—REVIB6I) TARIFF appliest F il l NUM kw 1161. with Dr. iliresre mart, past n'... ea lea. 111 dor . 1 Claret (Vbs sedisairir). Was isibial - • • per 16s• &Asa. cases e Chablis f Whits barissen SOU Hoek or Kaaba illarabeld Vamp t I las 2....brd r f og . • fee t' char g e 4 I" per d°ll6 ; Ica batik AM= Part .ad Sherry las sad Ka lima Abbas Kaiaks sad Arermiltial• SL . 1 Die. Sr sitreselk. 1 ad. linrruady Broady, 17a per gabs: lialisala ths ray but. Ila per one &awe alas of say her of tlia snore on receipt of 30 Amapa eadi.—A. IitOLVII. 29. Strand. Loudon. POULTRY BUTTER, HAMS, &c. 1117011TANT TO PAIMILIik. ROTIL-1111PIUM Ate. Peetimy. PaR aM Ddry-ted Perk trash host the " llama Trek Hank lid. per . Wilt thrrealasearwl il =y th of MK Sid. ; lee Arserterst Meese. by the belt of iseeter. 7s. to SM. : Otedder. tid. kr lot : COrthOIN Sit MIN Make. N. I* ed.; Mhos. Is to Ogee% led. pee lb. ; geed rat butter, la. Irak Is. te N. pee Ib. ; poop eklekess. Is. al.: large fowls. tress lb. le i K : mai totloys is.** Ss OIL • yeses gee" ee. N. te tea : MOB et perk. lit to Bt par lb. to 110. ; Ise N. es tames% is to is oath : beet (werstre ) Pork elmoteek per lb. W. 201 J. i TAYLOR. It. Little Paltent7ebreet. G u N B—To BPORTSMEN.—TIe premmt Weft tan limett.-0. to 1111.112. IllusWbe Ooklawaras DOA ; Ise! throtel Me sleek off MO AND DIRICH sad MUULLLOADING GUN& lINGUI sail INNINILIFDADDILLND 11FLIN of every wort ind Mimerlplka. she NIVOLVIUM bq al the hest Landes oaken: Ina swam soniselitoo. /le.—NAMUR. U. W.C.t a l/Tr iW. em "Mum anyUdag is ezehispo. 'ROMPS PERMANENT MARKING INK 1.1 Rh* OrWaal' for !tartlets as Liner. ank, oe Cotton. lestidres an perparatinn, and Is by far the hest Natter —Observe that nu Sixpenny size of the Gennlne has ever yet beam prepared, sad that each buttle hears the Address se the task IS. Ltanglawn WWI Indthaeld, City, LC.. where lb M ellataad wholesale and retail, sad at mat neweditits Vendors. alattnaern tn, In the Vatted Linadason— Pries lialltas per !intik RETIREMENT from BUSINESS of the NIP )I.lltALit HOURE of Naar& NOME, SON, awl Ok, Chsapatde, and PALE of Wag MOE, 1434 Ti led. 10°M to 811 and °ASK haring parehaard a large portion of the better air la the above stock at such a great reduction In pelt" that they are Induced to solicit. farm their numerous palms and the public, au early inspeetion of It. the ask will encl. IlleaCe ea bleaday neat, the 4th of Merril. end following days, Nod the Meet advantage of the purchase will be given to eestassess. Ilfenodermestionni lots are worthy of especial notice. wiz. :- - pima black and coloured French glare, at as. 6d. per yard, tweet prier. 6s. At. to ea 6d. A large lot of rich fancy trees Oa ed. the fell drum tee guineas. 230 pieces of rich vide Mk pepitnettee. at Ile. ed. the &cm, very cheap. Above 1011 of very wide ?ranch Chene silk. at 31. ltd per yard, ty sold at 62. 9d. A lot of the richest wide moire sotiqueu Men., Bowhe, sad other wide silk robe. at 34 guineas, weal prim, guineas. Also, shout 300 French barege robes, at lb. 9d , and a large quantity of French printed organdie muslias, M es Si the dress ilaoth these kda are at much leas than half their former prices. rearm fi.rwarded to the country. Cramoree How% 99. 50. 4111. 111. tt, Oxford street. 9 , 4 (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 1111 W Ertrett AND SUMNER STOCK ter U. Wortd•tuned ientch ANGOLA 111 s. TROUSERS. Is sow mass' sad ready for Thus imam were evisineted Wham onlyaddressit77. DROOESTR ELT, lANOW EltdprA RE, and who Is ad .enameled with any pence Imitating gad adver tising In his WOO. MITABLISHED lath FEBRUARY. ISAI. THE BEST INVESTMENT is a perchase et the tar-bawd aelehilimart of IL NOSES and SON, when every doecriptinn or Dress stay be obtained deeper and Utter them at any house to England. Every depertment has bees Ihmielked from the principal markete d Darer' with an arserhsest of goods for the SPRING and fiI*IINNS RRASGNS espevier In an ever offered to the public. The mod faahionable and styles are combined with durability of material rad Notturs d Selah. ATMS Ste TOITRISTS add :ryas ILIT In great variety. Ai/ 'Mete made M masere at the shortest melee. N.B.—Shedd ray ertkde not be approved of, it v.IR be ex changed or MID mow returned. L 31011101 and SONli RVLRi for SIT.IIIILASIIIINXINT and LISTS of FMCS* vette. us application. or post f es The establishments are closed every Friday evenusg at sunset =MI Saturday meet, when busMees is resumed till 11 o'clock. I MONO AM SOY, RUDY KAM and °MOLE TAILORA. BATTER° nnentia, DRAMA BOOT MAIMS, awl °IMOLAI. 017T/ISTIOUL LAMM MUM : Omer of Illoarlis aaa New OxforlHotrast. corsolrl4wiatraet. Caw d TotiwirmemeNeall art ItalloorowL MbiNirsia: laspll•l4gmanst. Dr= Milk% ds. SOUND and WHIM. ' FIFTH are indispensable se personal attnolloa, aced to hsslth sad longevity by the Mraessticatton of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl itrke. a white powder composed of the choicest and most twhorthe lairrollents of the orlitatal herbal. It extirpate. all la/tarot's adhesions to the teeth, sod serum a tpnrl.llke white ness to the enamelled surface mass the t MSITeal et decay of the teeth. sod induces • healthy sctloa et the rums. The breath also, from the salubrious sad disinfection qualities of the tidooto, attains • parity and tragrame truly grateful to lie Crit. Price N. N. par bor. Caution.—Ths words Row tlaeate.- &e., an ea the label. and " A. Rowland and Not. N. RatteeiNrdes," on the woven:word gimp, Sold by num sad by ANN. and perfumes. Nn.. oftannerossrusr, 102214111EZT. AA RTIOICIAL T Z T oil a NEW and lIIPIOVILD tat Mf I —as. INICILL2I PATINTED LIIVINTION (weaseled by ber Mainly's Royal final. July, HNC fir ailispage Astlne , al Tomb vs moveable bears by seU adhesion. IMO bled 41184 springs or any fastenings. without pain nr trostles. restore rfect articulation and martication, rendering n, bin and last a lifetime. •An admirable 0011- artrmaretat ruesdylog Ust defects of nature without requiring sew Ws at issith."—Sue. July b. " Will doubtless be fates Wolellokall."—Oltert CM Mar. July 21 Unrivalled for Its and esessomy."—Norning Post, July W.—Consultations fres Term strictly suesieratr. —S. Grosvenor street, Bond fired; Old Stem 10 tse: Btriningbaia. j' BUNIONS, and DEFFRTIVZ TWI- N,/ MUM .... sad MUSD fa so• Wade, without rda=by Ur. IIUDIMALL. 111. MnNI ed aim.Waaat. nd byMnastial M peddarred. Tema. la al. to la. Mt Modal ham Idalidadadab W. the Loral laidls. ulidli.. .e,iimia =Mb thamande at dams. trod, t s i t: dia Oa us IMMwiag :—Tradd the lev. ON 1.1116 P of Lamina :—.. Mr. Ueda bad dtrad eared aims wens .a wy UM Masai ed an maw - Mr didsmaddr. ft 11l JIIIIMIWIIII.IICI, bad had t... lame taisalle sad • adr• ahrotdad ton Ni lam tor Mr. PasaUll. sad s, Man* issommdmd him" Olemva. ald ilimmialmrsi Qua.{. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. It IM MO NIW PZILTUMIS, the Magenta mul lb" Id. SIMMS 0111.10 ITAL substitute for Ito . age, la. 416. ItIIIIIBUS TIMM VINICAIt, Wee Is rd., and Ss. NISI MIL'S 1111OLLI111I'T CILLA2I. to supersede Snaring Soap, Is. and Yu Id. !told by all UN trade: 1111101, perfumer, 96, Strand, and 24. Combill, Loads.: and It Boulevard des Italica'. Paris. 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ILLIISTIIATED ITIYASKIDOID IDTIIOIf. Thi day. pulse la.. dim laws nassecara Navingis, THE ' MARRIAOZ CASE, with all Ha extraordinary revelations, incidents, and details Illustrated with Portraits, Vilma Lesealitiss, Leading traits, and Importaat Situation& apipelal Cmriett Report. London : George Vickers. Angst smut Meant DL CUNT= ON NENVOINININS, ONNIN.AL Jail prlos la., pad tram &anti* dumps, A YID CAL ESSAY au thC A USE &Di . COILS at PILIINATUIJI MUNN la ItiN. with piala dboodoso kr wad roollorolioa to Melba am! view. tbo mai eavaty.Ovo pm' amoooond =la Oho lreoloant et limo pawls. wows awl which toad le malolttor sod &argon Ma lirt i . l l I. Corm. Is, allmonarboabooot, Pisidllg. lambs. oammisitigni. 10 till and 6to g. Ti do to Os boot book as aorvousaist.'—Nettlegl Record. laaatal Crain: as 4 J. AIM, fa. Wanda-Yaw Jut yablisheA, r rtr 2rllllolmage. INK BRIGHT'S ea Nervesinses 17 and Premature Deditra iml the mom Is hi empieW in ceder effectually le relax et mph prietitin Auer sad lardhi in um , stage ad lb sad ear ell alramMmesa lmit mare and effect hae boa meekally aludiad nod =Neff kV Pee , soul obeenatios M dm maims OnelimMel high* ms vitals, u she Is S u ffrattles. hy Zulu Itaatitn, 11. D.. Licentiate of the eit Feydatiam Heats off Me 'loyal Callao et Su= am : J. A IN Warwick-lane Just pabßahed, la., meatreentim tor 14 Nampa with DISEASES of the SKIN. By ROBERT J. JORDIR, YD., Licentiate of the loyal College of WWII. clans, Edinburgh, limber of the loyal College of burgeons, England, etc. Author of "Skin Diseases and their Remedies,' de , price D. W , by post, is. led. Containing the modern beat. meet lee adopted at the Hospital lit. Louis, Parts; for the cure of those diseases so prevalent in a high state of civilisation, con. eeonent en an Impure state of the blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, 'embolic affections, end seratubt; treatment for super ficial sad deep seated ulcers, de. By the same author, with numemes illustrations, price go ed. by post, la; abridged edition, la; a now Modica Work, entitled LIVE WORTH LIVING FOR; treating on Nervonatem oftwood tilaregaril et matures law. Goan of Coesdietien by tram le te 2, sad sto 8 or by appoint. meet. The awe evil. he be Spin the Anther, m, George. 'West, Raeder. s. SUnAlt CATHRRINE HARROW/A Ipswich, Suffolk, Innkee r, to surmuder March II at 1, and April 19 at 1L at Bat It. street. 8010., Aldridge and Brainier, (I rey and Orford, Jun., Ipswkh ; off. aortic , Cannan. Bast otreet. Jollaßatoolls, leiorenostemice, New road, Deptford, grocer, March ltiat 12, and April 17 at 1, at Basinghallstrect. MI. Padden. Chespaide ; off. aids., Graham, Coleman- Meant. IMMT CLlorn, High street. Newinatookutts, milliner, March fat 111, and April 211 at 12, at Beinghall.street. Lawrence and Co., Bread-street ; off. assig., Stansfeld, Basing. hall-street. Jonartian PAmr Miltonatreat, Dorset-agnate, horse dealer. March 25 and April 57, It 12, at Baslngliall.dreet. Sols., Solo and Co., Aklennanbury ; off. east& , Edwards Bashigbalk street. EDWIN INGRAM Easton, Staffordshire, grocer, March 25 and April lit at 11, at Birmingham Court. Soh., Southall and Nelson, Birmingham off. mtg., Kinnear, Birmingham. WILLIAM SALAMIS, Swansas Glassorganabira, maltstor, March 20 and April ti, at 11 at Bristol Court. Sol, Teddy. Bristol ; off. sank., Miller, Bristol. JONATMAN ItanmworSll, Halifax. Yorkshire, plumber, March I I 22 andAptil 91, at 11, at Leeds Court, Soh., Wavell and Co., Halifax, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. swig., Young, teed& TniMAN FtweiNo. Haw, Yorkshire, manufacturer, March 25 and April 22. st 11, at lonia Court. Sole_ Holm de and Crooladm, Halifax, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; off. Hope, Leeds. JOGJUS NUTouryt, Searborough, Yorkshire, upholsterer, March 25 and April 2*.. , at 11, at terns Court. Sok. Lawrence and Co., Bradstreet , and loud and Barwick, Le eds: off. soft., ..___HoPe. Leeds. einox Junta llosyrrwai, and FITNRT 91110 X BORMITMAL, Liver pool billiard iside proprietors, March 12 and 11, at 11. at Liverpool Co3rt, Sol., Thornier. LI : off. amis., - Morypn . Lherpol. ALIMAIIIDOS &trek sod JAYS SIKTILLIFOOD 0111711. lf= Ni ter, merchants. arch 27 and Aprlll7, at 12. at 17a Court. Sots., Sale and Co., Manchester oft saetg., HerltalMSlO. Manchester. _ _ HAaRr RAwtio s, Manchester. stationer, March 27 and April 141. at 12, at Ilanchoster Court. Solt., Sale and Co.. Manchester; off. seals Fraser, Manchester. JAMS 11.11:11•ID II an.., Ashtonmsder•Lyris, Lancashire, oorn merchant, April 4 and in, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sol, Boole, Manchester : off. assist, Fraser, Manchester. INSOLVENT PITITIONIIRS, AT PORTUGAL-STAHEL WO= U. 001Ill1itnonat NICHOLS. March M. H. Johnson, Southampton street, !grand, merchant's clerk—H. Y. 81nunonds, Prcepect place, Bethnal green, car penter. VIITITIO ORDIERIN. F. Dale, Downhanaterrace, Downham-road, Kingsland, whole sale clot and tob kOCO manufacturer—H. Aldridge, Bridgeter race, Harrow.roal, Paddington, builder—S. Jones, John-street, West Smithfield, clerk to a mining agent—T. P. Haggis', Ports mouth-sheet, Ltoeols'ainnnelds, hoot maker—F. Woodbridge. Pentonetreet, Pentonville, baker—C. T. Powell, Wansted, File; cabinet maker—T. Earl, Lower Rosoman.street, flerkenwell, hairdresser—L. Hyman, Itedman's.mw, Pdepney, journeyman waterprooter —N. Gans, Magdalen-row, Great Prcacott.strect, Goodman'aftelds, boarding and lodging-house keeper—W. Had den. Ranson-place, New-road, Hammersmith, earn merchant F. D. Halliard, South-street, Park-lane—D. May. Hounslow, 8..y1e, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, manufacturer of daylight and gastight reflectors—l Wailer, Italhim, Surrey, and Bond Court-house, Walbreok, commission agent—C. T. Jan sen, Ganaburgbetreet, Regent's-park, commission agent—ld. Pope, Reading-terrace, Somerset-road, Tottenham, attorney at law—W. German. Portland-road, Ma kb carpenter. DFA'LARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. "'basal legfAsr. JOSZPH CALLOW, Coventry, ribbon manufaure — r—dividend of Sid., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. HOWIRT ASSAIL Manchester, cabinet maker-Ist dividend of 6d., any Tuesday, at Hemmen* Manchester. FINDKRICX °MIN se to estate), Dudley Port, Staffordshire, troomaster—lest dividend of ils., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's. Birrn HOWAlg l i t rinWon, jun.. and THOMAS MAOLIT, Whlfshaven, sonar refiners-6th and final dividend of 6.16 d. ,In addition to les. 84d. previously declared), March 14 and any wabsequest Saturday, at Baker's, Newcasile , Mou•TYlie• DIVIDENDS. April & .1. Broad, Drarydoae, coach Ironmonger-44 5. A. t. Antoci ( rate estate), at. Marra's. City, ship broker—April H. (separate estate% Seetbing-huie, City, leather fader—Awn 4. W. Po:Meow, Brighton. ilnendraper—Ail W. Cook len.. Great Harrowden, Northamptonshfre, ta mes t. April 4. W. Mullett, Brookland, Rent, grocer—April t. B. F. Burton, Nottingham, timber merchant—April e. C Allen, Rises, Monmouthshire, grocer—April 4. V. Allen, Newport, Monmouth shire, drapm—April It H.. M. Barrows, Wakefield, Yorkshire, wonted sataner—Apell It 8. Hammond, feeds, gar spinner— Aptil S. & More, Liverpool, shore kicks,. MTUICA W. TIS to be twooloet, astir oasis be Shown to the owatrory on ee Woes tie dap of meeting. April & C. J. Cndby, Ooldlngtonotreet, Sat Panne& grocer— April 4. J. Modem, Gousti.square, City, printer—April 4. H. S. Roger's, Strand, and Holyweil House. Haverstock-bill, Im. porter of foreign goods—May 2. G. Reiland. un., Lancaster. grocer—April Ito 13. Pacey, Birmingham and ion. War wickshire, general factor—May 24. J. Griffiths T. Timmins Oldbury. Worcestershire, null) rasters—April I& T. Dillow a nd H. Biqa. Wolreehal the plate worten—Aprill 16. Mary Wood, Buristweed. asiedel6re, innkeeper—April 19. R. lha , rail. ['dogmas. llfferdshtre, grocer—April 19. R. Young, Biz minsharn, licensed victualler—April 6. J. Stanton, Liverpool. Mina dealer— 9. &W. PowellDOlM. Limeys OLVlD.* lea merchant, J. [settled and Konland, Warrington, Lancashire, iron h Peek and Z. Tower, New City-chambers. Blshops aate inerehanta—C. S. Paris, Tower, and H. H. Oddly 61 ef .lamediteireet. wine merchants, so far as regards K. Tower-0. H. Peddsa and C. redden, Neweastlo-opo=, general cotunamias msochuite— Y. Mice and C. 0. Zae Frithatreet. sobs, pldamdthe—J. Beaulsnde and W. Beaulands: Bingley. Yorkshire, Royce and J. Boyce, Ur€l7 boot dealers-0. H. T. For, IL Backbouse, and H. x. Cadotton.bye•Neath, Glaniorganahlre (the Heath Abbey Iron Company—T. Pain and W. Rawlins. Winchester end Whit. church, Hampshire. attorneys—Junes Broadbent and Joshes Broadhurst, St. John-street, Clerkenwell. auctioneers-0. Pest and W. Peet. Brethnoro, Nottinghamshire. fanners—T. Chew and 8. Bdwards, Rochdale, hardwsate spinners —R. Engleader and J. Englander, Toderiestreet, Hackney road, boot manutscturen— W. Mouton and C N. Walsh, Birmingham, carriage temp moan. faeturers—C. Wordsworth and J. Wordsworth, Thargoiand, Silkstone, Yorkshire . wire drawers—W. Gates, H. Hugh, and IL B. Hugh,. Wellington-chambers, London-bridge, - hop aver chante—W. I' Grey, Y. H. Grey, and A. Uneasier, Old Bond. Anat. ammeters—G. Dutton, J. Lamb. amt.!. Talent, Leftvriek, Cheshire, and Manchester, leather manufacturers—J. Dare and R. hands. Brighton. draper.—l. Starling and T. Alta, Bexley. heath, Kent. °malign' proprietors—A. Hamm J. Irwin, and R. T. Mils, itsainghallaireet, boot manufacturers—R. Bpeight and J. Rhodes, Bradford. Yorkshire, coach builders—W. Clarke sod H. Theater, Lincoln, corn merchaato—Sash Penny and 10. 0. F. Home Goolgeatreet, Tottenhant-courtroad, tailor's trimming milers—P. W. Loder and J. Wyld, Maddox-greet— A. H. Hart and R. Atldneno, Southampton-auntie/ad MUM How lani•street, Tottenhameouraroad, manufacturers of the patentl chimney top—W. J. Shaw and J. 0. Shaw. Cork Sour B. Whitworth and J. Wallwork, Littisherengh, leneashire, Joiners—H. Winder, C. Mason, men., and C. Mason, Jun., Alton!, Lincolnshire, drepers—J. Walters. Z. Weatherises& J. Berridge, and 0. Bennett, Derby, treamoegere, so far as regards Weetherhead and J. Berridge—J. 8 Trimming, C. James, W. Rhaltspeare, W. H. Trey:ohm Z. Williams, R. M. Nunpeon. and W. Crosier, R sear Timm Cornwall, tin smelters, so tar as regards W. Crozier. 11007011116117111111ATION& Ammer MoroaVN, en., Hazily, draper, March 16, at the Gordon Arms Inn,Hantly. Joule YaleAtig K Igloo, cattle sakenean, March 11, at the Cron Keys elm Tangos Wan% Dundee, grocer, March 11, at the British Hotel, Dundee. lONS Will, Falkirk, draper, March 16, at the Faculty of Pro. earaten' Hal, Glasgow. DAVID OLSSON, Oimeow, cabinet maker. March 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. gracLur. iltrrumenn, Miamian.. Aberdeenshire, farmer, March ft, at the Boys' Hotel. Peterhead ROUST Peet, Dumfries. writer, March et, at the Commercial Hetet Dumfries. WILLIAM Cool, Stornoway, Roes-shim shipbuilder, Mitch 14 • at the Lewis Hotel, Stornoway. TauMAN Mtrcea6 Iwo end IMP!! HORDOn Soren, Kirk caldy, merchants, and lialgenie Mills, near Martina, FLU shire. spinners, March 10, at M'Jannet's National Motet, 11111m10. THE AItuHDISHOP or CANTERBURY AND THE Hamm 51 onsum. —lt is a matter of devout thanksgiving Mist the proposal to epee the British MON•4IIR for public enbibition os the Lord's-day was rejected by the standing eseamittice last Saturday by a majority of 11 to 1. But ihkeugh the majority was so decisive, it must not be sup• / used that the danger which we announced was in any degree . The mesnoriel of the Sunday League to the gamm a although it preseeted so mieeraLle a list of sub =lifter Wee years of arduous canoe/sine, had bees to the Mending committee under circumstances lebiskspave is a certain measure of importance. Sir Rode. alsk Murchison, the geologist, himself a member et Meth earamittee, had actually addressed to the Queen a =ilel hie own, distinct from that of the Sabbath in favour of the Sunday exhibition, and there mtt; 4owlst, others of his colleagues in ones who syra with his latiindioartan views. Bet when the therm was given, when it became apparent that • positive dart was likely to be made in opposition to the voice of Tan YILYINTON Yuclu.— Yesterday's Freeman's the Wise as represented by the vote of the House tit Journal rye :—" The provisional committee in aid of this Onnesees, theFeeemble Archbishop of Ceoterbury took object met on Monday at Reynolds' Hotel, Backville-street a the availed, although unusual, step of himself appear. for the purpose of receiving communieatioas and taking is person at the meeting at the British Museum. the necessary steps to form a permanent committee. Na. The n....6..a wnwonted presence of the reccrehle PlNllath of all =wow letters were read from influential persona from all 1111 in itself • looted Wan the proposed outrage part. of Ireland, exprening their sympathy for Mrs. es law of the Sabbath and the religious feeding of the Felverton, and among the rest from the Right Hoe. mike. What the decision weld have been had the nom- c e i,, De l Herbert, M. P., o f mumsess, requesting his gems ROW been left to them selves. we know not. In a body of to be put upon the committee, and subscribing 501. to. Imes's, which includes such namesas those of Mr. Spencer wards the fund. A number of subscriptions were also re. Walpole, we may hope that the majority would, under any sired front various p a n s of England. From the moms. eireurnstasees, have resisted the introduction of so daring aom communications already received and expected, the innovation. Bat to hie grace ' s presses , and to his mild a neouccemast of a permanent committee is postponed hut digailled reesesetrasee, we must, a , all events, attribute for a few days. Subscriptions will continue to the fact that the rejection of the memorial of the Sunday be received at the National Bank, College-green, League wee all but useannous.—ltencrel. to the credit of the fund. Random MacNamara how PaYMenirf IN THE Can/.—At the weekly Eq., M.D., Stephee's-green, and Robert Mellor. EN ef .. meeting the Cityoourt of Sewers yosterday, Mr. Deputy Mountjoyoquare, were appointed honorary secretaries." Christie meld*, Mr. De Jersey , in the absence ed Mr. In reference to the rumours that were circulated that Major Abraham, moved the following resolution, via : "That it be and Mrs. (Forbes) Yelverten had quitted Ireland for refined to the General Purposes Committee to Moped the Ameries, the Coed Emesieiner has been requested to give nee pavement laid down in Kingotreet, Westminster, and the statement, so far as regards the lady, a most usqualified consider the propriety of inalnag another trial ve- iroe pa , seetrediction. Mrs. Yelvertea left Kingston° for London, ment in some street in the City. " He said that it certainly ; oft Wednesday, to jab Lady . Ashworth and her sisters. had been tried in Leadenhall-street, and had not succeeded • 1 CorroN Me ROUTE To LIVERPOOL. —By the arrival but there wee a reason for that, become it had not bee n of the royal mail steam-ship Canada, at Liverpool, we have well laid. It appealed to him there could be no harm in i received Maras of the clearances of cotton ships from the making another triaL That In Westminster had been down different settee pens of the United Stelae. Frost these re fee the = r e as i i t i v ag re years, and had so far stood very well, t alus we glean that dm re are at present 61 ships at a., sod he t that if the court couki dad • substitute for . bou n d E rma New Orissa' to Liverpool, with 123,11 5 bales of Acme, moo end more economical, it would be veils settee ea hosed. One of these vessels, the Ocean Star, had adeswhersows. Mr. DePutyWhitecide aelasdei the notion, pd irate _ !Loy West. From Mobile there are 18 ships at sea, white was agreed to. I with a.ars bales of metes on board ; ferns Charleston, MANCHINTER UNITY OF ODD FILLOWL —The I thus an sups, with 8,844 bales ee b ea d ; h em B e ja, sixteenth annual meeting of the Widow aod Orphan Fund more then is may one ship, with 350 bales o f board; from (North London district) was held on Meader, at the George Ikvassal there are 10 ships , with 18,372 bales on board ; and Blue Boer, Holborn, 55 delegates being present. Mr. base Apeleeldeola there are three ships, with 3,917 bales Stephens (Candsridge Lodge) • nes appointed to the chair. en baud ; from Galveston, there me Ave ships, with Mr. Lei* read the report of th e committee for 6,044 hake on heard ; trees New York there me five ships. the past year, and Mr. Harris that of tie auditors. The with 3,692 bales on board ; nuking • total of 101.007 balm contribedions of the members for the year had been 2,040/. of cotton at preesot at sea from the United States. Of 14a. and the payments to widows sad children 2,1121. the 51 ships clewed et New Orleans 27 had been towed to 14a. 7d., showing an ever-payment of 72L is. Bd. The ant. From India there are 46 ships at sea en route to other receipts for gifts, benefits, interest, he., had been Liverpool, of which 46 are from Bombay, with 191,857 415/. 54. from which deducting the 72f. 14 there bales of oaths. on board, sod one from Madras with 5.19 was a net addition to capital of 3431. 3s. Ity4., making a tales of optima oa board—making • total from India of Crtotal of 9,7631. 6,003 esemben su b scribed to the 192.396 bake. Of the total number of vessels from the acid them 111110 344 widows sod 1611 shildres in re- 17nited States nim call at Quesostown for orders, all of esipt of benefits. Mr. Cain was rreleeted semetary whith , no eienbt, are destined tor the Oostinest. These I. the fund, sad it nu nadvd he geoid receive a testi- sine vassals have 9,840 hales of cotton on board, which, meal fee his eureka Maw Ifirrewa, lee, &Moos, when deducted from the total al asno o lleaves 194,707 bales end waft chase, seaters. ' Ammicen cotton bound to Livz SPORTING INTEhLIGENCR. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.—TUVIDAY. THK TRIAL &AWLS of 5 sous. each, with 30 added, weight for age. One mile sad a quarter. (5 subs.) Mr. T. Pan's Avalanche, 4 yrs, gist 11 .. ;Clement) w.o Tug AIMEE PLATE of BO son., winners extra. Five tuTUMell zinc 7th m !Perry) Angel's Tyrant, by The Non, 4 . 3,10, Bstldb ) Mi, W. Barnett's Zinser'. 4 yrs, at 121 b ( lirituahaw , Mr. liare's Hartley Who ney, 4 yrs, Tot 121 6 ,Bullock) Mr. Copeland's nhughorosith, 3 yrs, Sat am .. (Whiteley) Mr. Ilsrber's slietlicid. 6 yrs, Oat rib s Noblin Betting : 2 to 1 on Hartley Wintoey, 5 to 1 apt Tyra t, and 6 to 1 ages Zinged. 2ingari, after use or two failures, jumped off with • alightlead ' which ha hrld to the car, into the straight, when he was headed by TY - rauf and Hartley Wintney, the pair running together to theataad, when Rinpri cams again, and mode a close nos home, ;'1 rout winunig at last by a length, the favourite beaten • head for second, Shughorough was fourth, Shellfish! last. - - Tx• Bubb's° Pittner of 3 son. nab, with 20 added, for all ages. T. Y.C. ado.) Mr. Mediae. Libellous, by The Libel, 4 yes Ibi.lnt Ilb Bulloolo 1 • Mr. Anderson's Mortimer, 2 yrs ital.) , J today) Mr. Companion. aged ..ML„ Bet 41b Charlton) 3 Mr. I'. Marriaon's yrs IOC). Est 116 %Taylor) 0 Mr. R. Scott's Pliny, 4 )n. 7.1. , tat . (Doyle) 0 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Libellous, and 3 to 1 apt Mortimer. llorthaer made the tocsins for the dot hundred yards, where the favourite took it up and won in a cantor by three tit2two lengths between the mecum' and third. Pliny a bad fourth. Bt. The WiSWIT was bought la tar 74 guineas. Tam Linarout CUP of 160 soya., by Nubscription of 10 son sorb, h ft , with 60 added. The second to save his again Winner* extra. About a mils and • half. (57 mita) Mr. 0. Angell'a Calm by Gibraltar, 3 yrs, Sat 71b, Whiteley) 1 Mr. Drummond's traford. Ins, let rib (.7 Snowdon; it Mr. lieuelee Jinni Lonalep, 6 yes. tat 10ib....(411dgeley) Mr. IL R. Clarke's Mlatake, 4 yrs. 7st Mb 'Gardner) 0 Mr. Whittaker's Desmond. 4 yrs, 7st Mb (Charmer 0 Mr. Rich's North Lancashire, 4 ran, est IMb—carried at um) (A. Edwards) 0 Mr. Naylee's reodorowna. d yrs, Set 1.7.1b..(11. Orinselmor) 0 Mr. Robinson's The Prophet, 4 yrs, at 101 Set !lib 'Calverti 0 Mr. Alexander's Trollied/OA 4 yrs. list 71b (llibbert 0 Col Towneley's Whitewall, 3 yrs, Sat 1116 (Daly 0 Mr. Craven's Mantrap, 3 yrs, 661 Mb Capt. Simpson's Princess Royal. 3 yrs, Ist 71b (H i l 'atte e ) 0 Mr. Barber's Rose, 3 yrs, let nn (Noble) 0 Betting : 3 to 1 apt Calpe, 5 to 1 .apt North Lancashire, 7 to 1 apt Feodorowns and Dftmouti, 8 to I apt Prophet, 100 to 1 apt Jenny Longisgs and 'rrothplight, and 20 to 1 apt Oxford. After considerable time cut to waste, the hones were got to the post, and an admirable start effected. Oxford, in company with Mantrap, Whitewall, North Lancashire, sad Prophet, was first off, Mistake beading the rear divides, which, with the exception of Princess Royal, who bolted shortly after starting, and Jenny Loup. lege, were lying Close up ; little or no al t eration occurred ta this order of running, until rounding the " Canal" tern, when Oxford increased his lead, Laving for his immediate followers North Lancashire, The Prophet, Cake, and Dee. mood, Feodorowna heading the nest lot. At the ball. dainties, North Lancashire was beaten and his place taken by the favourite, who shortly after beaded Oxford, and won a close race home bi 4 a o ecgth ; !mirth!' separating the second and third. bet was a had fourth, Feodorowas fifth, Trothp li ght six th, and Desmond next, the others beaten off, the last of whom were North Lancashire and Rose, who didnot pan the post. THE WYSIZTAT Our STIARPLIt Como Puts of 60 MM., added to &sweepstakes of 5 soya each, for hunters, 12st each ; gentlemen riders; professionals, 9fts extra; winners extra. (15 subs.) Mr. P. Rowland's Modem aged, 12at lOwner) 1 Mr. Clayton's Poyuton, aged, ltd 7lb (Mr. Manse) Rix lea, rnio MUMMA . _ Nagtonos bounebals ISM Six rass. - - - ./11AND/CAP rum or 40 PM -------- --- -- -- =lMataer Mx ran. LATEST BErnmo. lin LI VERPOOL BTEEPLM 11 to apt J A ealousy (t) 1 37, 6to 1 natis t) 6to 1 Master (t) 10 to 1 tar throe off) 50 25 to to 1 1 E — Brunette t) ileoek (t THE CHESTER CUP. 1000 to 10 opt North buroodahiro (off) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TunDAL . THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 5 to 1 eget Jealousy (t) to 1 Anatis (t) to 1 Master Bag (t) 8 to 1 Old Ben Roe (t) to 1 Freidman (t) Nothing else backed. . . • • THE CITY AND SUBURBAN. 70 to 1 apt Industrious (t) 25 to 1 Fast Skeen (t) 100 to 3 Benbow (t) 40 to 1 First Lord (t) UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Mixon 12. HERTFORD SOROLLIDUILP.—The examiners ap pointed to award this scholarship, founded fur the encou ravment of Latin literature ou the dissolution of Hertford o:Mege, have this morning signi fi ed to the vicethanc e llb r that their choice has fallen on Mr. Courtenay Peregrine Ilbert, scholar of Balliol College. They also state that' Messrs. Thomas Leslie PapiUon, scholar of Balliol College, and Charles George Horatio Shorting, scholar of Corpus Christi College, are deserving of honourable mention. There were upwards of forty modulates, and it is a most striking fact that birth Mr. flbert, and Mr. Papillon are the two Junior scholars of Balliol College, and that Mr. Shorting, Junior scholar of Corpus, was elected f rom Mho!, where he entered as a commoner. MAGDALEN COLLEGE. —The demyship at this college for greatest proficieocy in natural science wax yestenLv evening awarded to Mr. William Henry Corfield, of the Grammar School, Cheltenham. There were five candidates. LAUDIAN PROFEMSOR or ARAM. —The electors to this proftworship (the President of St. John's, the President of Nig&len, the Warden of New College, the Warden of All Souls, the Warden of Merton, the Regius Professor of Hebrew, the Regius Professor of Greet, the Lord Almoner's Reader in Arabic, the Professor of Sanaa* the Professor of Latin) this morning elected the Rev. Robert M.A., aaaistant-tutor of Magdalen-ban. faraway M ich ell Fellow of Queen's. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 12. LLW 1 Alan, ISDIAII CIVIL SKIVICS.,-.-The . Board of Legal Studies .have repotted to the Senate, that they have had under teen cousidoration the cases of several tee who have been seleeted far appointments in Bre India Mail swats, and aro desirous of ta kin g degrees law in the University while preparing theniselves for the " farther examination for the said service," and thinking that the double object these gentlemen have in view stay be promoted by an altenstiop in the regulations for the exami nations for the ordinary degrees in law, They hog leave to recommend to the Senate that permission be granted them to make the following ohange, viz. s--" That osedidates fag the ordidegree m law bo allowed the option of being examined the principles of jurisprudence and In Waded and Mohammedan law, instead of Hallsm's Constitutional History." CONGANHATIONS IN EASTER TNAN.—There will be con ; Woos on the following days of the ensuing Easter torte: April 15, at 12 ; Thursday, April 18, at 12 ; Thum day, May 2, at 12 ; Thursday, May 16, at 12 ; Tuesday, May 71 _2 at 12, honorary degrees, recitation of prize exercised de. ; Thursday, May 30, at 12 ; Thursday, June 13, at 12 flatazday, Jaw 10, at 10 ; Thursday, Joao 29. at It NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAWR Ia—PROMOTIONS AND AP. rourriourrs. —Engineers J. Frame, promoted to second class amistsut engineer in the Asia, for service in the Tri dent ; N. Stearn, promoted to sewed class assistant pea la the Aria, for service is the Osborn ; W. Giles, pro. muted to second dam assistant engineer in the Asia, for ser vice is the Narcissus; J. Her, promoted to second class amistest ambers la the Asia, for service in the Edinburgh ; H. Parry, promoted to acting second chic assistant engineer Is the Asia, for service in the Styx ; P. Robertson, promoted to meting second class assistant engineer in the Asia, for mar ries is the Caracas ; T. J. H. Knight, promoted to acting mooed-close assistant engineer in the Asia, as supernumerary ; sad T. Nareden, promoted to acting second-class assistant sagisour in the Asia, for service in the James Watt. Acting third-class Assishmt Engineers J. R. Jackson and J. Nines (c), to the Asia, as supernumeraries VOW:INTL= SIRVIOR Cava—The first animal meeting of this club took place yesterday in St. James's. street, LOlll Ranelagh in the chair. A resolution of the committee to reduce the annual subscription to five guineas within the Pod-office radius, and to three guineas beyond that distaaoe, was unanimously adopted, it being contem plated that such a course would bring a great weed= of members to the club, the present number amounting only to 600. Moen of the army and navy to be likewise eligible by ballot at the same rate. It was stated that arrangements of a very liberal character were is active operation to add to the comforts of the club, and to render it, for its general attractions, equal to any similar institution in London. The following gee. Semen form the committee for the ensuing year, the lest twelve Wag the working committee :—The Marquis of Aliercoro, Lord Ashburtoe, Lieut.. Colonel .W. Bagenal ' Brewster, W. Brougham, Esq., Captain the HOD. T. C. Brace, the Earl Cowper, the Earl de Grey and Ripon, Lieutenant. Colonel R. Los Lindsay, V.C., the Duke of Manchester, Colonel W. M. S. ll'Mardo, C. 8., Majors General the Hon. Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, K. 0.8., Lord Seymour, the Earl Somers, the Earl Spencer, the Earl of Seftoo, Captain Henry A. Templer, Captain Tom Taylor, Captain Willett= Taylor, the Earl Vase, Sir Ralph dastruther, Bart., Viscount Bury, M.P., John R. Cot mock, Erg., M.D., Thomas S. Egan, Fag., Lieutenant- Colonel Laud Echo, M.P., Lieutenant• Colonel George P. Evelyn, Lieutenant-Ccileoel the Earl Grosvenor, M.P., Lisutenant-Colonel G. Montagu Hicks, Alexarider Staveley Hill, Paq., Lieutenant-Colonel the Hoe. Charles Hugh Lindsay, Lientenant.Colonel the Viscount Ranelagh, Major J. Wilkinson, the Right Hoe. Edward Ellice, M.P., naat-Colonel Adam Steuart Gladstone, the Earl of Lich field. The meeting, which was a very large and unanimous one, concluded with a vote to the chair. TAR OUTWARD BOMBAY MAlL—Sounuateroa, MARCH 12.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's p. steamer Delta, (lepton) Field, sa il ed hence to-day at 2 m. HnAlas or LONDOX.—The Registrar-General's with the mails for the Mediterranean, Bombay, he., togs- r e t urn gist.' that, the deaths in Loudon, which bail fallen thee with thirty-seven &stand twenty-four mooed class pas. to 1,294 in the previous week, rose to 1,279 in the week NW" ; amongst whom a r e C A ptala Pales, Lieutenant th a t ended L et Satimisy. The average number of deaths A. De Bolin, Dr. Borne Captain Watson, Lieutenant as o bt aine d f rom corresponding weeks of ten previous yearn Searle, Ensign Murray, Lantenent Palm Major Daniell, 185140, and corrected for increase of population, is 1,422. hillshtetmohe corruarrt:adiromavarabnle. Captain Hale, and Captain Mice, K.N. The Delta took The number registered last week is, therefore, lees by 143 out on freight 501 boxes specie, value 160,61441., all for th an th e a r n ber that would have been returned if the Bombay, which emulated al L 14,5401. In, ter silver ; avenge ra te of mortality had ruled. The births of last 25,0001. in bar gold ; 5,0001. in mycosis= ; and 6441. in week ex ceeded r the deaths in the same period by TW.I. jewellery, gold thread, pearls, beads, he. The Delta also Seventy-seven children died in the week of whooping-cough ; Wok • full cargo of general mesubsisdkie. and of these so many as 9 /111 Hortm. There were only been returned for the Too &moo or WrAvrati ior Tiu Br...temoren it deaths from snuill-pox. There were 37 from scarlatina. Diotnior.—We nodentend that, with the exception of and 13 from diphtheria. Eight infants died from syphilie. these of Over Dames, the operative weevers, tw irl); areAaseimathemployse! ere w ln theat work the the B . lack te b a u n s rn a te b ELa y :. I a t Ph rr ithi th ersTelroodi k l w : w f , a ng tal la i w n ee d :" 6 ths c r h .69: 34 and that even at Damen great difference of manic° I week, whilst the average is In. The mortality from exists as to the nouns to be now pursued. About 11 out ; pneumonia and asthma was also mach below the average. of 28 mills in Lower sad Over Darwin and district are still ; Fifteen women died after childbirth. Four nonagenarians closed, and these eleven represent upwards of one-third : are re t urned, all of wham Were widows, sod the two oldest of the looms of the district. Yesterday the operatives wen vela 96 sod 97 years. A pollonosn. aged 52 employed at the mill of Mews. T. Fish and Son rearmed years, died of akieration aid perforation of the cinema work on the makers' tams. A lane nailing of operatives caused by • demos stale which he had swallowed about wee h e m a t D arien on Saturday, when resolutions in eight menthe preoloosly. Last week the births of 1,066 2,072 children, were registered ta mead venr w et the reasaising amaws on w t sre on ags tte d u to ntil by sb a ert mis t i e ty w .— aa jr con ". - 'boy swLoo dans l ol,oo sl ngisis .the ia tes all ownspooding week. of tho ram olooleraluardicas. 166140 the ammo limber we 1,799. ii i ~' '• I~ •~~ REFORM MEETING AT KINOSLAND. Last evening a crowded meeting of the inhabi tants of Bingalend was held in the British School room, Kingsland-road, for the purpose of taking steps to advance the cause of reform, and adopt a petition to parliament ii favour of the reform measures of Mr. Locke liing end Edward Baines, at present before the House of Commons. Panorama CLAW., beaks' been voted to the chair, %wildly introduced the proceedinp of the evening, (modem ing the t system of refusing the franchise to so large a porttm of the community, who were nevertheless culled myosin contribute to the expenditure of the state. Hp considered that were the two measures sow beforo parlia meot adopted they would add to the constituency such an additional number of indepoodent voters as in the case of a general election might return such • House at Com mons as would give them a full and • fair 1LW11143 of reform. (Cheats.) Dr. WIRTZ then moved the following resolution r.— " That, in the opinion of this meeting, every man contri buting to the expenses of the state, and obeying ita laws, is entitled to all the privileges of • good citisen ; that it is najnet to exclude any such man from the elective fran chises and that the bills introduced into parliament by Mr. Locke Bing and Mr. Edward Baines should be supported as an lastalment towards the full attainment of that privi this" He thought the fi rst step towards the attainment of privilegewas the uni% crud spread of education, to order that t e people at large might know not only how to claim but also how to ass the franchise when obtained. He was quite sure they never would have an economical go verment until they bad a very considerable extension of the franchise, and therefore they ought to use their efforts to obtain such, and thereby in some deg ree relieve the heavily taxed people of this country. (Hear. The resolution having been second by Mr. BAUM, was tilianißkouslT agreed to. A resolution was their moved by Mr. PIWZDY, to the effect that a petition be presented to the House of Commons, declaring that the meeting regarded with indignation the repeated postponements of reform ; and while desiring a complete end comprehensive measure, prayed the house to pas without delay. as an instalment of the people rights, the bills ger the reduction of the county and borough fran chise. Mr. Caassron seconded the resolution, which, on being pot from the choir, was agreed to unanimously ; and a petition having been agreed to is the terms of it, the pro ceedings c l oned with a vote of thanks to Mr. Clarke for his conduct in' the their. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP FRAUD. NOTTINGHAM, ThiIIDAT. This mornings foreigner, who represe uted him self as Baron Zychlinski, was brought before the sitting magistrates at the policiteoffice, charged with obtaining 4001. by false pretences from the Rev. Henry Maltby, formerly of Nottingham. Mr. Hugh Bruce Campbell, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, aed stated that un the 18th September last, the primer arrived at the Flying Hone Hotel, Not tingham, accompanied by his courier. The Rev. Henry Maltby, his brother, and brother's wife, were staying at the same hotel. Mr. Maltby and family hid previously been staying at Bedford, from which place thpy were followed to Nottingham by the prisoner. While at the Flying Horse the prisoner stated, through his intermitter, that he was honourably attached to the pro secute's eldest daughter, who we then at Dover with her mother, and solicited from Mr. Maltby his daughter in marriage. He led himself to be the Baron Zychlinakt, son and heir.. law of Count Zychhoski, of Zychlin near Warsaw. He also stated that he was captain of cavalry in the Pres ides service. He then said that he had befriended the wife of the rev. gentleman, when eke was staying in Rome and suffering from pecuniary difficulties, and also that he poetised her written acknowledgments for what he bad advanced. The repayment of the money, he said, was only a secondary consideration, as compared with being able to satisfy his family of the respectability of the Malthys, in ceder that be might have the consent of his own family to take Mir Maltby in marriage. Those representations nuide &strong impression on the prosecutor, who thought he bad said (sough to induce him to repay the money said to have been advanced, if Mr. Campbell, his solicitor (who was present at the time) was satisfied about the matter. The prisoner then showed Mr. Campbell a number of documents, paseporte, &c., which represeated him to be what he had stated. He also produced docu ments said to have been received from his advocate, in structing the baron to commence an action against the prosecutor for the recovery of the money Paid to have been advanced to his wife when in Rome. The prisoner showed bills and receipts from Mrs. Maltby amounting to 4001., said to have been received from the pi ironer. He for immediate payment. he wished to leave the rw sied as n that afternoon for Germany. Mr. Campbell then took the prisoner to Menace. Wiights' bank, and gave him • draft for the money. Before he left Nottingham prosecutor gave his consent for the 's marriage with his daughter, which was to take place at Dover, and which was consum- Soon after the marriage, however, an inquiry was nude as to the position of the prisoner, and he was found to be an impostor, being, in fact, a deserter from the Pree mie service, where he had been serving as • private soldier. Upon the prisoner's character becoming known the prosecu tor took his daughter away from him, and he bad DOS been seen for some time until yesterday morning, when, calling at Mr. Campbell's °the, he was immediately apprehended. After bearing the shove extraordinary statement the =Pau remanded for • week, and proceediegs are sr ownseeneed for • divorce. I I U. V