The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-05 00:00:00

1 '2? -L/e' ' ,4 4 1 ori L , .." ' ll---- Urtslso • NEWSPAPEIt ..p , i ,,.. lit .. it -e • . , 61111 d. a .• . . No. 4.283.] 'VANCOUVER'S r ISLAND Direct (with bow • immir d tiar amp es peed . Ow ZL l tlper vi rll r l i niMilai milerit. J. .Commaisp ; Wang bolos = 111trissalnt aisammaiMsa 4 usami MC don pangavaa—Afels S. JAMBI 21102111011 and Oa. IL NW forsviate. LC. T .ONDON to BYDNZY cn = MONTHLY Ai Wind SLACK BAIL A at ROYAL MAIL r %OEM. F:Ilowles r 1.4141 Clipper .1. 1111tr a r Om Use wlll b ."44.4 I pasataaly ran Ss reablas all Oa SS 4 mil me* Won prodorilybiNrial S. 410 air mrnr•rot Ch ea. Chief . Sewn "Ithit Noah LON Ufa UM U... UM %MO I,lo* MN 111 Jew IS Jail II An. 111 Ot 1. is Ire. DIP TN. orgiellbert Air d rim Lla• lawi n t Iddr etd= earned a saild.krows rid We far perremn Is by y ~ wiel Pr ar , WNW, ing , to dr rnisse. MUD lAMB Sod zit. .rpuoi , awl T. IL MAC/AT ma Ow. % riea'l► Stmt. Load. .u. WEEKLY STEAK COMMUNIOATION to !CM YOWL —11.• IMILTOOL. 11W =At PHI LA DP: LPN IA MAN IMP OOMPANT Wart their tau parsnal tris Imowitatosaddaa calling at Qatitaliews -wrtmieg f riMatt Mt NEW TOIL WA. Vonore, l& IT. imod 21 tlalnue,tluu4log to Os •0001MIIM rtnw. Forward pow tlgoiscok loillodias oil provickso Pocommo let essaL and Ss Wanton "Wu boo&sd thr , unt on oilcontocrus lama—For Imam portlrolon NV to IN AN. WI a mi l misem. SMlNOOl tur iii.pool ; oc to Di sad YAM. Q. lag NOTWE —Thom atimmens of u Omit Reebear, on both out. ' ward and Itomeemird he bad and receive Malin TIRITIIMI sad OR AMERICAN ROYAL .I.Jr MAIL MAX Mrs, appelated by the Admiralty la PAIL betimes LIVERPUOL sad NEW YORK direct, sad bo lero, LI ViIRPOOL and lairrPON, the Boston chips oat cal at AEI no[ to bud and receive yammers and her mall. The toliewirsig or other vemele arc appointed to Xll fe esa Liverpool : • PERAIA, to NEW YORE Direct :Saturday, Map It • 7 AMA thereon aad (kook kw Nurse and Hama, to be t rinshrred at New Tort on bend the R. SI At. Karnak. 77e;a7.71.7.1i.jii A3IIIICA, the NSW TO= lhset, istarday. hllyy It, Tomes mossy. thelwithp leeward% in awl bet wftlaoth edam or liewen, width ewe be thithaed as board :—Te 11.114 x and dodos, thief wale. 8111: sierai sale,/It Te New V. rk . chief athls ; weed elble. 411. FreYji Halifax sad New Tart, SS pow Mb sad I per mat ewe vhf week Pa eiell sad epwerde new e bore woomeedielee ler a Maned aster of second meth pew veneers —ter peals se ether Itheemilee !Dept,' to 1. & Toe* 12. 144 areeiletreek Leseue . D. Cur* Were, bed th. Mee Part O. awl J. Boras. Decitheartheet. D. str s u e d en C. hirer Qeserth ee or D. awl C. Mirth. ttVe ll eTr• d Limped. T RIM AN D.--01111AP sad U PZDITIOUS 110VTI, W 0211111. WW2= itAIL AT to WAIII - sad COOMI. by loom Sabo r ttft trots lad VNIF sad babe tow blawases tam Tssadmas ma Iva BMW. baba bass 11.30 caagave.. sad • am. tablas allagia C.rt —Very Tends, sad beta:day, by saw Papas:—thee dams 50a soma& ala : tided fta M. Itabasa tickets, issaad. svallabk tar ase ante, an • Ass.lM.; . . _ The return etemore lam Waterford dotty at llld pm., ort hove Cerk every Monday and Friday. Far tort& r particulars apply at the Raves dietlea ; of to Mean PIRO and JACIMN. 3 6 . eltainvo 4 ilzeg4 Idedos• sod Janney Malan. Milford Haven. RPECI A L NOTICR. CLERICAL, Mil: - /EGAI,;3;Ci - GENERAL LIFE AM, ItA.!!C,111110CIITY. rueiw . iiw . ' All gargles who What Mobs to Oho Porno(Ballast Seals be. Mk Ugh will be =killed at ths goat Bogota to nos yo.er . whiner& share ad poll. over War Asmara tables al lades and Pawns of Proposal cam be obtained or 'ay of Ilia MulevWs Agsani, .rd OnD•1111 ctrrcurrr, Actuary and secretary. lawl" &w. 11. 04 Ji fif )N T I NINTAL IMPORTATIONS for rILLSENTATIOS..—T. A. SIMPSON sod Os lark kaki sAkstlas le ask prom& risks STOCK. ski hisberskomrsi gaudy 4Ms iem Sok prlslas JEWELLERY kakis; bessass Isessiks asks Is kid sed Pik *Ws Is vast Mk amok brook. as/ msrSk WOW& kor Os kiskt, now Showy. red Ye Maki , ; srsensks Isr tie Wig Is war" Ilispshiperkk" sod sem risks seek kasy kettor rmmi., per amok Isrtsksikal, ike. T. A. Slogrss sad sarkalrek mak= Wk esteriss Nosoremmos of drood . psh Imams sol pakessa with dim Am Olt, mot ettlosh ask silsoksiti rkled b pram! bon h• lot • kris rsrirly et saw artist= Ise simissms to mon ity ',Min the *Os of sr skeskorkl, sad beg Rs faruur ut a viit to Mr! lAL MINT ...eratEmoter. GREAT SALE d GOLD sad SILVER WATCIIIOI, JEWELLERY, KATZ, ea—P 00113- Mt—FOS OM MONTE ONLY.—>y =OM d las "TOM. IMO noki Wawbaa, d• ralutor to lajoloww. LOW New Wok** at I mhos to ;NO 6.41 anowhot miaow. at la ter IN arawileht at to Ile pima MOO Wye Gail git at tto St gaiwom LON timid thpott Map at la to &plasm 1.1.1 Gold Snag Plea, alit at to t guloatia 1,1101 Gold W Loge art Kemp" at as to I carte& IMO La*fo OsM d fk4 to la lAN tioefielonsa Gold at I =re It outpost TWlteor with • Wee seeertaseee at Gold sad silver Pewit Crew thtlel Cerrasto aside &teem like Lockets. Seas, Keys. ac sad Lae down rabbis nod Doseart Kuhns art Yorks Awe tioe wel ilr. t.v plated 'teams and realm Conote Luba. sad I P 6 PPPZIP • .alt ea. Tapes% with ivory vegetate tor the dune .4 I. t tsar. sidelsord. te.. be. sal a *malty at SAW ,Ilt • r Hate all masked a pares tortilla a wady spa 47, ConthllL LC. VALI Ks ..f GoLD —WATHEBSTON and I,K.i.a.EN. for the Istormettee eV Ike Man sad grolr Pots. 1.3 • lilln.ste. lwrit to weir Ike beirsiss aussobsemsbb our sanw,. ch. ALI 1:111.b. pressimisil OM las IND sso, WrlrrbsrltMsirwill le ebbe proleeled by lo mistime el ea Ode awbleet. Clad below In '4 sane ce weds. Mow w 4 i Si carats Sae, le RelIPIIIM...111! . 11 . 1 . 11!carrat$ 4 . ! 11 It -- werik — q i Ile 17 web.. 3 pr 001 A 14 ?NEM.. I 14 Ti carats 4 1 I Is camas.. 117 1 141 carets .ISMS 14 camas.. 11 Slandard, 317 101 13 clinic. 1 4 10 wide . aII 4 IS emits- If 111 asn4. 11 IS 111 11 arab- 1 111 1 11 oink) 3 1 • VP sollt.. 111 14 llaarlorsum /144/4134154fine1,0#1 , 11011 Ars mod. of nobs awl Amass, be LIAM a.M elan Melo t. imodes, am 40 slack. waif . I 4 • canda 1 I te carat... S carom . •bl Se ans Y.. • 30 TI .• T 1 .rat... • 3 GI Was, W.C.,_loaftlmt *all I.& TAU es 444444444 at 1 VIIITORE YOU PURCHASE PLAT!, go to 10 armors, Leelbrreande —Midas Tebbe Spoor and NAM a IL PEI w.. [newt Veen aid leeks. ha, per dens. Warning piled ee pen Nita dillnr. QUITABLE WEDDING PRIEENTS.—Ceat pkt. own AAA TKA NIT. imbroglio planers, NA. plock.4 fre• to soy realwAy us nosipl et • soilLelles onist.— Jo o• lA. ImmtlwrAirea*A NI PORTANT SALE of nit-clam sow and 1 11•04.41 WWI eritsmar. —J 1. N! sad Ca le am moon, in the public IffaS Shay has purchased the entire Tana- Iry d oevrril WWI imumilm which, added to their already the limma Meet la laaltsis. fast arc uffering at bat IS. real 'aim. aomprielsar mites a mama drawimit. aW 1 .4 mum 1. mi. mahgany. Wllll.l. sad Miter 'roosts . Peas chairs al ; wawa dr•whicrousi ditto. In .i&. at las &L . k hams. dialog taldem, at , Iron bedsteads, ail lis ed . every .dhst article pruportiomdely amp, at the Groat Weitteril ► ornltnia bums, 3D, 31, and W. Craerforetstreei. Maher duet . estaighlord • Fun. upper* le hot climatal • an-1 the ahem MIA mall and are pow Wing Me kr v... .15.041 le London ef loam Pam and weed lw detesde all lilted with tomato*, owl antler maw willed beds au I 1...1.11e55, .roplete. .1511 ds!errlryttou et bed•roona ter. town" I.•.•ry astlels I. •FsaTantssi. Illafte4 the 11 , 11,01 Mkt Ili 10410 ngur , I:wham," or money 'alarmed it are approved a. arri..4., toil 1.. say railway elation la DU klmffegm, Podium for look king or the one WOOS& LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE, sAvilli sad KM suliclit sn Inipectlus their aillaiive MINI( of comma, the devious awl ?shirks suitable : mho MS Donuts. brocaSellsa, Ups. L'7 it 5..1-dro usisubeter. liar ....Ty @Op of el•Fors esal e, u.dipp-areet. rod 011. Talawakwwwww6 4 •••• w. EASY CHAIRS, OOUCHKS, and BID& twmun low limo et the sm.t compile BM ow) ku...a op to a mai apse. tar irawlbe, 'm.1.1.14. 1 f.,r ham sea sown .ad ignia4L oat& i v . tnr lea, nrmlU,. 4 A M EX PLO lONS.—" We hare trews* stteirthoa to the nester sceichnsla YAP e thrwogt gas esplusiwns. angina that the preen. and Ills, ure apparatus tosses as the Widths cbaadsesaV= the list dal ssr tes. Ise hare hal the plasma of irt rillai r th y a is • 1°,41 FAT 4 It UttlEk. known as the • end forl 6.1.1 V. mate sur nadirs aressimiel aria Stet the) as I.loe gazebo.* a chandelles whisk atlas as ON. and ter is. rt than Weise land la ass, mlen es urn .4 .. I. kit* trsta escape se we salver Imgassihtltty "—Weeny r!srl --The trade supplis4 .tat the alums Inas Ur Atlas Wsrla Hattualpagast TIA VIM'S CANDLES, 64d. and Td. par lb. ; J../ r,,r Ocala au or apsura, Is. I+d. tae= wan. ft. g• mune was, I l ; bad fik . Wal• I* ; grin% •was= e iai i PLO .Ikri ILI ; meal* kr .IA oremme. NIL ; aaa di Sj Ilia. Calm 1= „4 61 : Isom see. es.. ter . era e s s. pie mom ; eas.. .M WWI 111 l• parpsebet ; imam brows WNW, LL; while I. loam la 44. raw alorml. mark at SI P DI% WWI — I waffelllll, tq IL /WU& a4a/t, Charatetere. Zmud W.C. CI for PATII TFs,l , Beriedrest, Lambe. w.c.—ltaam DA'InIS ea WM oceans re pro• Dcala rod il=dracals and losistreass al war mama cacr pricarar imad erilda their 11.13111111001VDCTECTOVAirreah appaserice or Wisdom r rib. =at bee RIMOVAL temil It eledelely seasarry le oom lieeleeet bees Ilsoieteeet to woe glesitee premier. iddelt will maim Ma neve bag bp ergey eel Oa ealteeetog_ Ws el main beet= at We. Per Pia=wi er aram eleted ebb liebeiese esserdesse . muss sew salmi et. be Th. nooiafilm . 110.111talitint, leer don yet et 11113117= annum aus. RIM LID MOOS AM= RllOBlB so woll sa Is d 80N bog to dots tNot Ask pm- 1 ponwisos kw OM= owe ADM= mood tow id taws a/orb shoot is la whir. They Imo oblisi u jilowlisi aweliob boa oh him sod shwa Ilse Or howl owl mini wiwiallookow* ash ben woweadod In = ow& at woorlowit of goods as how wow lidos bon mew or woof la of sr wiff Nair . owooloy._ _ Their 1111P0113 TAfIOkING DIPAIINCIFTS bare boss =I with as isikomitioty of tho oholowl wit moot molar Tbaer 11,1ADT•MADO CIOTIING BMX b isookta fa wow wet mad treatthe Se say kie depth, et sty* dem materiel awl wathamthip. tethellelases Mai and tt te quite megulled. etha la the aeleeptille et • teat MR has bees be keyed to the DOIDISIT, KAT thml CAP awl BOOT eel 1101 asrAmourra, push in= feralited with ea met* seet Week at sad We gook et ark pier se amble the le sae their 11.11. 2 171= m a m ithe this eimprelsolly d seseame• the that they WON slabs their eadoemes the taD lona et the abolition al the flaty ea Ma Biewea he. I, MOMS =I lON, Meow al =2: l e u largO mmt _ , there el lame Conlin : Broiled sod Tedeihre. MOMS and SON Irish t$ l be eheleved, Yet It say article be not approved it IS Ira le mimes& er Vac money returned, without beiltence. Their Book for Spdn and enseinsr esatignlng "TY Growth et ea Important branch of *Mgt mlr tat Belt-menuffereeni. and List of prices, my be in 3 pads ea mil- Nib" or pest tree. ►" INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, J. nob to vinous sobers ood sad odloadoll Ilor yidkag, t on sad Thlo oatmeal,' iimosoi to be tbonost omotortabio mad service able 1151 t Iffrimirepak . Prim Moja No. _ _ . To Si Oirrolosd otL 110361/1 owl /ON, corner al Woods. ind Aleimio, oni sorsor of Now Oshodoinet and Norktroet. SYDEN HAM TROUSERS, 17s. 611., the croonesd result of consummated frovirade, M Ma choicest Macs desekise d *Ns masom marvellous for dr tom of mann tactistag std MM. Waistcoat to match, Vs Id. °tool= Cost, alls—auton, SWOTilltil, 29, Ludgateddll. SIINSHINE and showers—on race-course, or esilway, me essileeb—irepalze the light, and beeniffillyad ALPACA PALXTOT end OVERMATII, of every ~pera lft and as" at Ida and Ib. ed.—Made by !WWII E L Y:KSHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, Mg. ; Ilebbel roams§ tram US. —Maio only M BANUIL fli, §=HAII DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, M. It wild Maas. Met aaly by ILUIIMIL it, ureassam. NOTICE. —WIN sold SPIRITS at REDUCED DUT7III.—A. 11110001 l revised Ilat of prim nab I. Ikarrirs report past free en apptlcation. Cane& ordhasbel. bottles Locladed per down lea Ub. MIMI mass Brguady; ..... . . NI Zeck or Moselle = ail " c' formerly charged 20a per dozen. {//a Putt ' ninth Afrkan 'Pert and Sherry 20a. and Mb Swath African Madeira and Amount's& . . .. Oba fall strength. He 9d. : Pargundy Brandly, 11.. par pike ; ifellands. the very beat, 20.. per one dozen dm Siesples of any fear of the above on receipt of PO stage. Tema, cash.—A. 1111.0t0h, ra. Strand. Leads.. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Mar chants ---11aperkm BRITOIL! and COLONIAL 5P121711. & and Sim ran highly recommend the following. via. Oin, Bs. t.. fis. W. , highest quality and strength, 10a. kid. tsi lTt per gallon. JAMAICA Rum, 1.1.5. to Lb. 4d. finest quality, Pria. U. per gallon. Whisky. very superior highland, Ilia par pike. gull price Ibis of winos and spirits tree by post on appilestlas. Tams, calk-74 Mibtorsiste.street Within. ANDZMAIPS PORTS, et the reduced duty Ltd' pal as awl WalWal In ladled), ruppard from 7'H 1 ales, wall, sad rawer werchanta (upwards of • parvapan Se Rs Haa bill et Lierubfahß W, Lm►i lhaddlarres4, W.C. arm Re weed, nu sod Nu per dawn. older whew 4h, 4111.,_ im :gym! Rasa awd rid, IR Tb.. 844 . to Mlles.. rewartaWs 111arriou shad Row whs. /Ms. sad me. , seperior. sew, 4b. Ma, Ws. : YU, _ A IR tia ; all art La" ; rYa SW Dardasau, Us. ; tl Jallsa, Ira ; =dram neighs from 41k. le WY. Ml uc spell SALT aad Oft, EART INDIA PALE said =ME ALI 11111111/116. Berton-os•Tted. ---- — nazi , -- —.— Loam =sr ii: 17111114 =1 11.6 Old Oamt Zone. High street. Dub IffinpriellworThe WINK Mery lin Al SALT owl Oht Ala Pp In 11. 4= l"a ra t. staes from the billo=sa. a IN of *keit erillbe awned Cli=lhlsda• Maas IS VIARLOW'S 8113-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No N. ssiss IBA lowerosse NM& MOS. 11A1WITni PAT CAIII STANK—No mole se ss distorliod I. JAM ; mysa Ib sosl • Immkol MIL Peisslis. HARLOW'S AOTIATON CM= STlTEL—Wesemlol Ss mos am Ms of mob porr. Peke MIL lissmssins wit MALLOW* 1 Mr7o NUT BINBIN.—WIII - owl a Iscr o V s lll. awl Am sod smo • INN se s Wie. POTATO STIAMIL—Ths may t. coot Om Is yorassliss. By all mom sso Ils solatood. Mos IA IA IA N ki...alrset to WOW HARLOW, 11. E WINImo- Boom lamotor sod polmir. Dm OM Ms mow sad Mame Is on seep mats sit Mom me spuds= tallattssa—lisilisbuti UNA rrmßM and CHIALPIIBT Ma and eorMill la INGLAND ar• aS Van ea be ablind M MUM% sad Oa, Ti liarabaat• 4, WIIIImasloss• at, Goal Mang ratd Comm Tea, la Si, la Illt. la, la 411., sad 41. , deb Nailase, fa IN" sod da 'ha old cam le UN mare at Ma awl sasakes bee la am Wang similaa market, tiara y Nagaat • prise MlNvemt b.. egomatimartat ;etas. All gads wisp bee elibta dab% dies of Os 010. MHZ NAST INDIA TIA COMPANY .L TLUI Uit*, the only ° laying mew vb. Impart Ilis kt ova :=7ILI paha allal*—• dor at la par asst. The ilk bog of Us tram fa ed. par : aft mem la am lal berry. tea ; lavas( floaabwas, ta m = j ar s. %L E Manisasa. L Omit /A sa'a-clumnapwat, BRECIENILL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND CARDUITtaII with Registered Mar Abides ait ai iV raZAthe gettesteg et coußes whew °oril bout— TURNIL sot 110111% wax aed talker doodlers sod two W ell teenheals. M the Dee Rive, sad ad. Isoseiket, B. W. QPZOTACLES, 111 Ted by HARRIS sad 11011. A nett e the eight. Better =ad be MAL WA WIS r pebbles, ; Meek irllk t=ikfa lea Gold sad /Silver mod ipeOlsesee to t vertelie, et equally lose Won. tlarrte's c eLt Me^ If. free. 111011. MARAIS sad SON, to the Wawaorheette the Broil Lowloa. I . I...)sidkos.—No Inman eked. DECAY® MR. MK ELLII -- mlebrital 0(111110PLA ST IC [NA bIICL —The only dapples for Wieder sad Decayed Teeth that will not become, dimodnerell. Yoe heat Teeth In . valwahla Peegrree tee 10 Nampa (diresticsa euckeed,.-514, Itesershereest. Lambs (Wag the Pel)teemie). ROWLANDS' KALYDOR an Oriental botanical ler breaded sad beentbylog the compleatat oad elr " 4l. llB. = . lnlerred rd lathed armed spedtk oar% lbe rid osold parlly=a w e a n the skim ; ansilsalas telpskam ifs. and sear embriele odoro i rsbla tab, sad wirer. Wilkrber l rai e stable, all She oars et dirk as the dlr. mempe to pi &ad rermarty or lateen raw boob mad le embers* la blab rersee. arm Os wary dims at labs be re Sara rL d the Orr. Prise 4s. N. rod Oa el. ear bor a Ordea.—The rode llettleadd Sayre sr ea Ohs refer el orb beak, sad Or elyearre. "A. banal sad beak be rod het at Nob field WM isilidagnikeh. Ler des ; owl by el mender sad pertreen. Post free far Two Alemps. EI2ORDINARY DISOOVIRY of an 1 ; a :l7 NSW M ThOAT of manta Dosukust Nsigeld i zr ai lraii gametal 'mace IN Oast edema a Ma =SW snob al Ur 7 =Lismille Disowles. asaniamisd NM MAL LIM ggas, wok Os Ailinesie of Oisolftilessi Ti IA nil =fir hei bx5 . 1,{ . 1. ,, ...v„,..rz, „ ?.. , e. „ ,,,. e A ,16,6. A., Ila ,14 Alkelibas, l =444 7 116•1101101111 111•1111 Rom VII Twit s ISA I lami alibi •mss i hni g j a Ctar ir ita Wr i ila riala lltß:C W A simr , IeK. I6. 7 "NeL LI.A. DLnedes, art be ereellei daily Carisa s e stv = 4 l erre et Names Debility, = we. UM et , loreecity, , Oared- Niko. end het so etre rrw Week, reillled T , Tu . pi w id ier iff sUiw Ileinake— r= allie:a ..i i I* be I l kilMAYD, ' 19,1111411.-arQrlia= LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 5. 1860. , 7111111.178ALKIL - TWO GRAND PI /mot% mob 11 hot by MR, cosialsher ma7a of hdarma. 1. JersElem ha Mr gesselear, a. 9 .18, W "— CORe b trlmairlamt entry MUM* Mohr tonsslos la Mr ea sow viewed fres the Yana of Mom The shove Odom are aow ON VIM it Mesas. MOM% ILITWAIID, sad LicKurrs. 79, Conga . open daily from 6 Wdesig. to the extraordinary attractloo of these sondertal fl en. 11 Y %OW itamsary to charge St:pence each to ail paw asi huts suds ad invitation, to prevent the room beteg oniranswdad Wised by L. E. and I for the private view will be mashie daring Ws sAlbitina for the admission of term IMMIOOII. ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-streak Lteessed t to Act of Parliament NOTICL—A OILING SALOON added to Netablisbateett. Oyeaawr Kmiec with the MONSTIA wiedweied W Mem Unable eiellorebeetre to the La • Nelpoisis. Opoe Oddest. Admirkm, THE CRYSTAL PALACE. TITNATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOM O Holborn (bract, Combo de 'Yenisei, are may XVli-NING tor DANCING. Doors open et baat ekes et It o'clock. Admission - COLLARD and COLLARD 1 W e i2 lll , to tatuouste art their /fur airusu No. 14 011.06YZNOSAMWIT, BONDPITZINET. belie ell► the prewd4 e. are asw opened tor the treasseilan o .i a nos with an 'YOWL at PIANOFORTES at ell leek lot este end Kowa C. sad a West Wat the wads they have wade wW be krenA to MOWSer te the convenience et tadr enolowera wee al Uses =iatilhe Weettre &Mid* Si Ws issiropilia-111 GrQS- Doad4trest. Aerwanti wed rote soon wIS be aerrled ea of 11, Groweesralreet, DastA4trest. • NOClik.W/-___MADIII for 01 1 /41011NG PAP'S sad ENTIMO7IO lOW AMOR CLEM or INMAIJI SODILIGLIW wareeinceemiebt adhseIveIENTRIAWNILWL per HO . creass.lald note. hal :dm eve adzes to, W.: thick WS* A P ve quires ter Is. : serifs..serifs..tools., th. per teem ; serWea rIDDING CARDS, WEDDING INVEILOPIA INVe TIONS le the CWIRMONY, DinIIIIIIIIi, wet NALL PRI sad SPAIWZD is MINIM with ARMS ar CUNT In tee bites. OARD.PLAYR navarnx ENOILAYBD and VS SUPILIVIII CARDS PRINT= for 4s. SR—Observe, it azraim RUORIGITLYn beer eatvlliselmee. wedlawwn eslehistmna, 42. PICCADILLY, MO daw FRASER'S MAGAZINE for MAY, 1860, 22. 6d., =TAM: the Terms oa which Everybody Surrenders. By Oryll Orange. By the Author of "Headlong Hall." Chspben VI. to Xl. Ceylon. By T. Marlin. The Finding of Quist in the Temple. By Mr. Holman Kant Concerning the Inanity of Dulness. By A. K. K. B. On Certain Aspects of Toleration. By Shirley. 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Strame or Eieouia Mritietaint tx Gg ß ig A gry . —At the great public performance given by the Conserve. Wives of Leipzig, in the Seale des Gowned Hamm, on Mearlay evening, the illed April, in the presence of 2,000 perame, aamart whim ware the Nim distinguished of the iliialtmai of Chermay, the two daughters of =he eimmpeser, John Barnett, carried away all the bowers el the habitation, both for their performance upon tsar gismo Mete ringing. The eldest has already been by the prems for her fine contralto voice and ••• vocalist. The Leipziger Journal of the g l i g h rp ° rir s aad Allgermeifte Zeirung of the 26th, bestow , the most flatter* encomiums upon these two young Mies' performance. They were each recalled, and at the termination of the emesert seasivaimehlic acknowledgments frees the director% a acatellaisat which has never before hien paid to any pepil of the Camervatorium. THE GOVERNIMPIe BLNIVOLIINT The annual meeting of this institution was held yesterday at the Hanover-opiate hoarser; the lion. William Anil, in the chair. Prom the report presented to the meeting, it ;Medthat the income of the past year amounted to /. 9s. 3d., and there wu • balance in hand 0f41991. 14s. 63. The number of annuitants is 27 ; inmates of the asylum, 22 ; provident annuitants actually in receipt, 386; making the number permanently benefited 501. The ap plications fur temporary assistance during the year were 784, and the grants 484, to the extent of 1;2991. lle. sd. In the provident fund, the new contract, have been 35, and the new wrings bank accounts Zt, raising the number to 1,060 annuities and 421 aooonnts. The amounts received have been,—for annuities, 18s. ; and for the savings bank, 2,5671. 17s. 103. In the free registrations there have been MB engagements out of 1,399 regietration• Mr. Blaney, M.P., tuoved the adoption of the report, which was agreed to, and • poll then took place fur the •1001i011 of four ennui tents of 901. each from • list of 146 candidates. Tai NATIO - N - At.SO;IITY or EDUCATION. —Yes today afternoon there was a full choral service in West minable Abbey, and a sermon, by the Bishop of Oxford, in aid of the funds of the Society for Promoting the Educa tion of the Poor on the Principles of the Established Chime. Than wee • full choir, composed of 100 voices, which prodend a very brilliant effect. The choir was se leekd from the studeets end boys of the society'. training iastitatkno for schoolmaaters. The Bishop of Odonl prissisod the 1111 MOD, in the oxeye of which his lordship stated that this society had voted 365,3801. iu ski ;4 build ing, enlarging, and Attie( up schoolrooms and teachers' resideoces, of which 36,0007. had been voted to the metro. !robs and its suburb., and that besides setting forth and promoting a scheme by which training colleges had been founded In moat dioceses, it had established and sup 7 ported three metropolitan training colleges, each for 100 students. REUNION OF ITALIA/A AT ST. MARTIN'S-GALL —ln coesequence of a request made by a committee of gen news at them (under the presidency of General Onribeldi), who have gut upp an organization for aiding the Sicilians, Sig non Venial& Sadie, Serena, and Fablincotti, convened • meeting of Italians et St. Benin's-hall, lastevening,with the view of enlisting sympathy and support in the same noble sad patriotic cause. The building was crowded to mar, sad many could not pia admission. The object. of the mintiest having been stated by Signor Serena, Signor Soft was invited to address the audience, and dwelt on the nem.- sit) of their co-operation with the Sicilians as belonging to the same errantry and race, awl as having taken up eons imict nationality and laity. It would be ba said, lea the emancipated portion of Italy in= s B position against the reactionary party who are like country both from within and crldisat, W the movement fur liberty and independence doss ash mired sad llMlbnce the wi n k nation. The imsalow, idler limb* ha shisetioas as to the possibility of ssdtlag the Italian wrist ens solicited spawn of moverasmot, made a sweat to the amembly in lefaU of their suffering sad concluded by ob. env* how gratify mai it wee for the future of Italy tolled that all Mamma wars foo t in the cmegmad sod Moist Italy forth° Itc. Signori Chardaesi Papal brill,y addressed this misting, and rsoommailici the haft ei parties in the heal stru ggle foe Italian Inffemewlenne A asmadless was then formed and a sabearlgilism it apses/ In ha than a quarter of an loss the salmsallesdreasbedwaroool. Signor Maaaini, wombs had beim laded ha atiamd c anda no comp l y te of apology, re lsit bin to with sa ad rsmlci ciawaslibsa, but that unable he entirely souroved to Na d thy Waft. THE YENDELBBOHN FESTIVAL. The summer season commenced yesterday at tie Crystal Palma, under the happiest auspice" The earth winds seemed to have departed, the country was gram, sad fresh, and beautiful, and the crowds of company, aelabming between 17 and 18 thoueuxl, who poured into the Pekes during the morning proved that its attractma wad so fell of vitality as when first thrown open to the pnbbe- The features of the day's programme were the Men del/est= co•memoration, the torchlight procession, the playing of the great fountins, and the beauty of the gardens, whisk now have reached the highest degree of cultivation udW imoty. It is, in fact, no poetical limes to compare Alm sloths. to a brilliant carpet—so p 7, so terliptrat so tastefully arranged, are the innumerable nerbirve with which it is studded. And, within, the grimy ad sober is as abluidant as without, the tropical *MI oli soilimaillmw to ooksowledge the genial change it Ito opootlow, alma by their fresh and vigorous ap pookoltos hatioltutiag much to the general enjoyment., ANIMAtke oratorio was fixed for three o'clock the Maio mho crowded at twelve, it being one of its Vigra. piediaritim that, no matter how early ycia some, or hew long you may remain, there is always mow thing to attaist, many tow to instruct, sad in tone to grew Ito Mom l• hug busy en your hands. Perhaps just at premed the soma ailenition settles principally shout the Art tnios Surein, where Mr. Batten sad his assistants keep the prises ranged in tempting array for the incitement of intending Gobi:albeit.. Every day additions are made to the collection, the latest being • beautiful oxydised cup, by Elkington ; a porcelain vane for the guinea ambit-niers, by But en and Soot ; sad • tusk we believe by the former of the above maid 'AWL The porcelain vase will ha • gnat addition to the guinea prises, to which clam ft has been liberally appropriated. A considerable number of names wereyerierday added to this tasteful and harmless lottery. For the musical portion of the entertainment the put Handel Orchestra had been painted and dreamt in 'its bast, and reidded in the front with brilliant pots of exotics. A portrait of Mendelssohn, evidently taken in youth, was exhibited just under the rostrum of the con ductor ; and additional interest was given to this from its being accompanied by an autogrtril letter from the Prime Consort, paying • warm and elegaretribute to the gifts and accomplishments of the ipeateunpuer. . Another object of considerable interest was the insarive silver inkstand presented to Hr. Costa by the Crystal Palace directors and Sacred Harmonic Society. The deldn 'of this souvenir is moot appropriate. A *otos of Handal (copied from Roubillec), oa an elaborate pedestal. awl aziond the boot emblematical Agues illuoteries of the divine m 4. With these specialities, the picture palmy, the tropes, and the gardenia, the company found amplstmue nest until Mr. Costa entered the orchestra, and, with one loosiek of his baton, put his great army of choristers in mottos.. The otneurt began, with Mr. Coda's usual punctuality, at three o'clock. Of course it °misted of Mandeb:tale's led mad greatest work, Elijah. The performance was on the nettle scale of the Handel Festival. The chorus and estramental orchestra numbered three thousand performers. Thej immenaej Handel Festival choir was re-assembled ; Indeed it had never been entirely disbanded for, 1 ---- n e iE the View of its being called into action ea future occasions similar to the present, it has been always kept in a condition to be j ready whet called on. A performance of Elijah seems to have been in contemplation ever since the great Handel sesimbhge of last summer. The metropolitan division has been repeat edly called together, end the choruses in Skink have been carefully rehearsed at Exeter-hall under Code's epee- Undone: ; and more recently the whole choir has been lireeght together and exercised under the PM admirable disciplinarien. The reselt hes been what was to be expected, and three thousand voices and instruments have hese brought into • state of combined a few yore ego would have been thought impaanble. She sole eyelids wee, Mies 'Puma, Meet Failsix intliellfeWee7h/e rea lielenneflelellee-Dethy, lir. Roma, Mr. Evens, Mr. Thomas, and Signor Belletti. The performeace an the whole was very striking, and, we have no doubt, satisfied the expectations of the multi tudes who assembled to boar it. Indeed it did the highest honour to every one engaged in it—conductor, principal singers, shoes, and instrumental archastra All exerted themselves to the uttermost, and evidently con aware • and tf;there were any defects, they arose out 'of physical circians• stances beyond the control either of tg n commander or his hoops. What these circumstances were we have repeatedly palatal out in speaking of the two Handel performances of 1167 sad last year. We hold it to be beyond the power of any discipline whatever to give such • vast mass of voices that entire unity of movement necessary to the clear utterance of mulel sounds unless they are slow and simple —free from epid eights and intricate combinations. A psalm tune, consisting of longrnotesjinhplain mantle sung by any number of voices—the greater the number the greater the power. But rapid mileages in Amid counter point cannot be so sum iilLattempted, they become a confused inarticulate noise. Amother thing is that when ' voices are numbered by thousands they require • corre sponding space, otherwise they would be intolerable. Bat a space suitable to a volt chow—such as the centre tran sept of the Crystal Palace—is unsuitable to single voices, unless etch voice were the •Oke of • giant. While the choral rolass at the Crystal Palace are softened down no more than they ought to be, the voice of a solo singer becomes so weak as to be often inaudible—and so, to gain • hearing, the male singer must shout and the female mud scream, to the destruction of vocal refinement, delicacy, and expression. It so happens that the admirable artists whom we heard yesterday did not choose toYeacrifice Lthe beet qualities of a singer for the sake of beingg dia. tinctly heard; and the consequence wee that not one of them was distinctly beard. The voice of the highest register, and the highest notes of that voice, were the most clearly heard. Miss Panes, like Madame Clara Novello at the Handel Festival, was heard the best of all. In bar great air, "Hear ye, Israel," her high notes rang beautiful through the building ; but she gained this brilliancy at the expense of distinct utterance ; and the same thing was the cape with Mr. Sims Bee►es. He sang the divine sir, "If with all your hearts ye truly seek me," with his usual flowing sweetness, and his notes were very well heard ; but it was impossible, even for those nearest the orchestra, to distinguish a word he said. Of course the contraltos, Miss Palmer and Madame Dolby, suffered still more ; the former indeed was all but inaudible. And even Signor Belletti's superb baritone was SO weakened Out his admirable dramatic reading of the part of the Prophet lost much of its impressive power. The choruses suffered much less than the solo parts. Nome of them, indeed, seemed confused and indistinct, but others were exceedingly grand. For instanoe, the chorus le the first pert, "Yet duth the Lord see it not," which coMains many points of response and imitation in close counterpoint, in quick time, did not strike the ear very clearly till it arrived at the chorale, " For He the Lord our God is a jealous God," when the slow grave notes, of equal length in all the parte of the harmony, had an effect inex pressibly sublime. There were similar diversities of effect, arising from the same cause, in various parts of the per. romance. The magnificent chorus which closes the trot part, "Thanks be to God," descriptive ot the welcome storm of rain which bunts upon the earth, was given, considering its difficulty, with mar vellous power : but we cannot help thinking, with mincers deference to Mr. Costa, that in this, ea in other places, he would have increased the power by moving more slowly: It is held by the beet authorities that the time of a move meet is not to be always strictly the name. The larger the locality, and the greater the number at performers, the slower the time ought to be ; and what may be every proper pace at Exeter Hall may be too quick at the Crystal Palace. We do not expect that *very reader of these marks will agree wit► us. Bet they express opinion. imitally (corned, end strengthened by axperienoe. No oratories ars so well fitted for performane on the oolornal sails of the Crystal Palace as thorn of Hawk/ They bare a broad and massive simplicity not to be Moll `the mode at any other composer, not OVUM merlin Mirodelesoba ; and therefore we think, If theme tearless podermaces are ear (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) (TWOPENCE. tinned, they ought to be (iodised as much as porsible to the works of Handel. At the termination of the oratorio the company adjourned to the corner terrace, when Bacon's statue of Mende Icahn wee formally unveiled, whilst a military band played•appro prisite selections from his music. So great was the crowd of Garman gentlemen on this interesting occasion, that it wee I impossible for any one else to get near enough to see more than the actual unveiling of the states. Sitortl . y altar wards the great fountains began to play, and:when they had done the company had nothing left for it but to sit down patiently everywhere, sod watch the evening falling anti the moon rising, ea it had been decided that until both operations had been completed the great torchlight preces sion after the German fashion was not to commence. When, however, it did commence at last they were well rewarded for their patience, for, owing to the court it took, the inequality of the ground, the reflection of the water, and the beauty of the surrounding scenery in the mild moonlight, the effect was exceed• ingly novel and beautifuL We could see a in far off at the boundary of the garden. Sprites, as it appeared to us, flitted about, and lit their torches as if pre paratory to an incantation. Then, blue and reB Berta burst GO and gave a strange unearthly glare to the land soaps, sod, at its grereest intensity, the "rites and the torches bsgan dowiy to stream away right and left, winding like two geese &Wring Illirpouta in and out through the dim red dradiry nap. Illredually they came brighter and nearer, nod mere distinct. They eased in the fountains, and tit latter—in obedience, as it were, to the impala,— *rang slain into life; foamed and sparkled and shdt• up wards, sad by the rellesgiou seemed to liquefy the brilliant colours of the illumination. When the two @uplink; at last met on the terrace they were happily destroyed in a large bonfire, and everyone went away delighted that they bad seen the end of two such formidable-looking monsters, sad having only one worldly anxiety left, namely, that they might not miss the train which was to take them hack to London. UNIVERSITY' INTELLIGENCE. . ;4 ---. OXFORD, MATT Lnionve Cousex, - -This morning Messrs. Junes Clement Viper, from 'Clieltisnham College ; George Vat/en tine from Islintou Pfo*ietary School ; and Robert Raw dont Comnioalr , , of Balboa College, were elected liavetest open scholer ' %hips at this college. At the serail m George 'go, *cholas. of LiDOOlll College, wag *lsola le the raoarit-Bible Clerkship, NAvAAXD MILITARY. ADICERAITTYAIR t—PII.OIdO3ION AND APPOlNT wier.—ltogineer .P.' Heitehken, promoted to the Tank at asoond-elaie, attaintant-engineer, and appointed to the Ad venture. WOOLWICH, llAy 4. Their Rdyal Highnesses the Prince Conhort and Prince Arthur, attended by Major Plpliinstone, Colonel Ponamby;sefid 0112411i12 Pu Plat, arrived at Woolwich he s=i narrows at gee o'clock this afternoon, and imrne proceeded to the Royal Arsenal, fcethe purpose at insthe new 12-pounder Armstrong mui-batteries, jest co and proved, and which will beamed to the troops at garrison to-morrow. Their royal highnessys were received at the Arsenal by Major• General tier Richard DWI*, commandant of the garrison • Colonel C. Binghom„ deputy tent- neral ; linspide-Major thaw, Colonel A. diem ef artillery, who aoeampanied the Armstrong via stores, where Mr. Anderion, assistant superintendent at the Mediate factories, and Captain Gordon, principal mili tary storekeeper, werein attendance. Having inspected the new batteries Weir royal highnesses visited other de partinente of the Armstrong gun factories, and left for tow* about wen o'clock. CHATHAM, MAY 4. At eleven o'clock this morning a general court' martial, of which Colonel G. E. Hunt, second commandant, truffle president, assembled at the Royal Marine Barracks, by order 61 the Lords of the Admiralty, for the trial of Psi. vate Francis Clarke, sth compant for having, on the 2fith of April, when under puniahmen struck Corporal Frannie Bungay, 66th cow y, aviolent bl o w on the head with his fist, mod for ha on the same day, when a prisoner at the • office, and when asked why he had struck the corporal, replied to Colonel Rea, " I will serve you the seine," such conduct being outrageous and eabeers sive of good order and discipline. On the charges being read over the prisoner pleaded " guilty." Formal ern. dance was then given in support of the prosecution, after which the court was cleared for deliberation, when the pri soner cos found guilty. The sentence of the court will not be known until it has been confirmed at the Admiralty. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 4. A court-martial assembled on board the Victory this morning, under the presidency of Rear-Admiral the Hon. George Grey, to try Lieutenant Thomas Simeon, of, her Majesty's ship Perseverance, on the following charges : 1. For hivin& on or about the 18th of February, 1860, been guilty of neglect of duty while officer al the watch at sea by playing at quoits on the lee side of the poop, and for having been guilty of falsehood or gloss prevarication by saying that he was not so playing. 2. For having, on or about the 19th of February, been off deck in has watch, to the neglect of his duty, and in disobedience of the special orders of Commander Power. 3. That on or about the 19th of February, he was guilty of falsehood in telling Com. mender Power that he hod not shies the conneender's cabin door, when be had done so. The eourtfound the first charger partly proved, inasmuch as the prisoner had been guilty off neglecting his duty in playing at quo:* but acquitted hint of any intentional falsehood or prevarication. The court found the second charge proved, and the third not proved. The prisoner was sentenced to be dimming her Ma. sty's ship Perseverance, and to be placed at the of the list of lieutenants. The court then proceeded to try Stephen Flemington, a private of marines, for theft. He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' impri ecennek The Mamma, screw troopship, Commander Henderson, embarked today detachments of Reyal Artillery and En gineers for conveyance to Gibraltar, and of Royal Artillery, Hord Engineers, 2nd battalion of lath Foot, 2nd battalion of 22nd, 2nd battalion of 73rd, and of the army hospital end medical staff corps for Malta. She will sail to-morrow, calling at Queenstown for other detachments. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred rejoined the Euryalus last evening , and will, in the coarse of a day or two, pro. coed on a voyage south of the equator. The Queen, 86, screw, Captain C. F. /Myer, will sail tomorrow evening or Sunday for the Mediterranean. The Philomel, a newly constructed gunboat on a larger scale than those hitherto built, was towed into Portsmouth harbour to-day from the private ruff of Maws. White, et, .. Cowes. SPORTING. CHESTER RACES. —THURSDAY (coNcLuDirm). tierce, 100 hft Half a mile. Captain Pack Bertaiores Aquamarine, by the Flying Dutchman. 2TM est 2lb r ?anthem) I Lord Howth's Bcoolniaster, Sat 71b ‘ (hsts,rue) 2 Betting: 7t04 on Schoolmaster. Won by half- length. Tan Din Braun COP, of 60 soya., added to a Sweep stakes of 5 son. each. Seven furlongs. Captain ('tnistle's Brandy Ball, bytiweetmsat, 4 yrs. Bst 71h Northam) Mr. Bibb's Golden Pippin, 3 yrs, Tel 71b Mr. Whlttaker's Black (loud, 9 yes, est Sib ..(Orttnshowl 3 Mr. Osbaideston's Maid at Or leans, b yze. bat 1216 (J. Adams 4 Mr. Dawson's Professor Dick, 3 yes, Mt (Bullock 6 Mr. itharpels Dewdrop, 4 yes (Edwards 6 Betting : 7 to 4 apt Maid of Orleans, 2to 1 agst Brandy Ball, 4to 1 apt Golden Pipplo. Won by half-a-length ; • length between second and third ; bad fourth. TRIED BrmINIAL B&Aitb of 10 son. each, with 50 added, for two-yeolde ; oolte, sat 71b ; Bat ; the secon dto rave his stake. (7 echo-) Mx furlongs. Mr. Saxon's Btg Ben, Ly Etbelbert, Mt 71b (L Snowden) w.o. reIDAT. _ _ TM EATON STALES of 10 nova each, h ft, with 30 added • 3-yr-olda, 7st 41 6 ; four, Bet 111 b. Cert ain penal ties and allowance... Grosvenor (bursa. (4 subs.) Mr. T. Pan's Osapard by Daniel Witoetce, 4 yrs, Bat ]Sib (G. Fortnum) w o. A HANDICAP STAUB of 5 sous. e= s ith Wadded ; second to receive 10 sons. out of the ; extra weight for winners. Seven furloop. (10 subs.)Mr. Mr. Copperthwalte's TwWBi4, by Mountain Deer, 4 yr., Bi 71b (0. Fordhant) 1 Mr. Thornton's Curlew, a yet, 74 alb (Custance) 2 Mr. Ftwindell's Simla, 3 rm. Oft bib (H. Ortrnshaw) Mr. W. Phillips %earths's, 4 yrs, hi (Robertson) 4 Mr. Dawson's Professor Diet, S yrs. 7st tear 7st 31b) (Bullock) 6 Mr. Barber's Sheffield, 4 yrs, eat 9lb , bitwistlei Mr. Edwin's Alehymint, S yore, 714 41b Betting : 6 to 4 on Twilight, 4 to 1 against Simla, 7 to t apt Curlew, 10 to 1 eget any other offered. Twilight led from the start to the finish, and won by a Lead ; hid third. Tai CHlstint2 Ovine of 15 move each, 10 ft, with 60 added; certain winners astis. Second saves his stake. From the Castle pole once round and in. (20 subs, 9of whom declared and pay 5 noes. each.) Mr. eavUes Parmetan,byttweetanaat, 3yrs, Est W Baton) w. o Taa efrIWARDS' CUP of 200 sows. in specie, added to a handicap swatakes of 15 son. each, 5 ft. Mr. W. Days Petra, by Tatters, 6 pa (b b!, ant Irlb (J. Ada].) 1 Lord Portsmouth's Tame Deer, sped, Ist Mb. (Charlton) 2 Mr. Bruyere's Dilkenah, 6 yn, Ott 121 b J. Snowden S Mr. Merry's Cecilia, S pm. get Hayward 4 Mr. Hargreaves Tauten Meld, 5 yre, lit Bullock 5 Mr. B. C. Naylor's Sunimendile, 4 yrs, lit Sib • • (Fordluwa 6 Mr. Igurlawd • Longrangv, 6 yrs, att 77b (Aldcrott 7 Betting sto 2 each eget Tame Deer and Tuustall Maid, 7 to 2 asst Petra., 8 to 1 each mat Sunumerside and Dil kooeh. Petra led throughout and won by half a length ; a bad third. Tea LAM? PURSE of 50 eon., ;Hoag willing weights, kc.; owe round and a distance • subs.) was won by Sic Joseph, beating Spiteful Dick ( se cond) and four others, Ties WILIALL meant of 10 eon. each, h ft, with 40 added. Half a mile. (daubs.) Mr. B. C. Naylor's Canary - LATEST DERBY BEI"fllqG. 77,2 agitliitVitirini 6 to 1 St. Albans 7 t 1 Umpire 12 to 1 Tharmaaby 16 to 1 Mainttone BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. TILE DERBY. 7 ege to 2 t The Wizard sto 1 Ht. Albano (t) (t) 7 to 1 Umpire (0 Bto 1 Buccaneer (t) 11 to 1 Thormanby (t) 10 to 1 Nntbourne (t) 30 to 1 Cremona (t) Nothing dons on any other eveut. Sera interesting specimens of Roman spil Saxes antiquities, diecoviwed by lir. H. E. Smith upon the °Whin seashore, were exhibited at the lest socutiug of the Itleterie ewie_ty ma Liverpool. lirrs'sEllolo2ol.lll2lo COCOA.—Its delicious soma, grateful witosithneee, and lovigoratleg power hove pro cured no where adoption as a breakfast beverage. it., i lb., sad 1 lb. p!eketa, at Is. W . per l b ., by the prin , ipal gnewra. LMlkd ',Tames Epps, iiiusisisatttio Chemist, Loudon PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANK= PT& Benrikla Thorne Onltsnorr, Pollees, Hampshire, licensed barw ,er to surrender May 17 at In, and June 14 at 11, at Ba sinnhalletreet. Bola, Low Chancery-lane, and Pafford and Pries, Porten ; off. asslit., Johnson, Bs&Ighall-street. Mum= SMARPIIOOBI Hyaena, Bridge Houle -place, Hewing ton-oamieway, wholesale stationer, May 17 at 2, and June 14 at 12, at Bashintalakest. Bole, Lawrence and Co., Old Jewryykambers ; off. oft, Bell. Colemanetreet HENRY Tuna, IM mu Solit, botcher , May 18 at 12, and Jane 14 at 11, at -street Bola., IYlcbote and Clark, Goole's-coact, Lincoln ninn off. sang., Canaan, Besinghall street DMA= LIM; Itathbone.plaes, Oxford-street, manufacturing jeweller, May 14 at In, salmi. 18 at 11, at Bashintall-street. Set, Bratten, Lyeiralin, Strand: off. assis t, - Pennell, Guild. biallehembera MUZAK BIIWORD, likilimperatreet, Wititeclapel, baker, May la at 111, and June 1$ M 11, at Beigliall.stroo. 801., Taylor, 80 4b-Weet, ; ea. mink., Pennell, Guildhall ambers- Wu M nit AJULI4 Skis Prt Mairceeterildre, hay dealer, 17 and Joe Wise 11, s % SU_ r— e Oart. James and Kniffhi, sad Handers, Brom'. vows :off. nec k. Rome er A inar. draper, May 14 and Jam 41, at 1 an Onnri.. Sells., Sale and Co. Man elseskr, estl Allen, Midair= :off. mak., Kin near, Jilmiserim. BERM= Assati" Taiuston, Somersetaldre, May 17 and June It id 12, at Exeter Court Sol, Terrell, Rider ; off. snit, HOWL Exeter . latid) HAN• 011, Halifax, Yorkshke, Jeweller innkeeper, May 21 at 121, and June Instil, at Leeds Court gob, Mitchell, Halifax, and Bond and Berwick, Lead* : off. meg., Hope, Lends. THOMAS MUOILI. Marland, Worcestershire, grocer, flay 10 atilt, and Jane 14 at It at Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Bola, oyla t Nurcestinspen-Tyne, and Wilson, Kendal ; off. wig., Baker, Newesells.upou-Tyee. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. May S. Jamas inns, Leeds, spirit merchant. ntsoLvENT PETMONERA—AT PORTUOALBTRXET, MOM MID ooraxnatiorn LAW. W Bingham, Duke-street, Bt. Jambes, formerly patentee of Improvements In breeck-kadlng Ore arraa—A.. Knight, Wenlock. street, New Nortk-road. diesseleellgie—Mary Ann Brickenden Blaadford, Park.villacammisrmile—asmaftickenden Bland ford, Park.villas, liwin•WelaSl—V. IL Wright, italisburycourt, Inset-street, oommissios soma 108013 NIL OMMIIIIMMIS T. B. Coppens, U Cbarleweireet, Northampton-square, artlicial flower W. Cross, Brook-street. Kennington road, onmadaska yBOl—.W. Ashworth, Upper Bemenertoontrest, baker. May 19. S. Noakes, lem.lase, Sbedwell, dealer in malt liquors Massege. liaMgMee, 0111 Chnrehetreet, Paddlyten, le. bearer fa a MBlE .... aeanabanlb—Y. eatery, Weymmtb-stmet, IM P ". Albany-cottage, southam=l-Btree o,i t, Camberwell, tereggla ai Me Milliary Stern, Hodgetts, remain* Cringlagate, furniture dealer. DECLAMATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. lows Caw/wont Drmsleo, Lineebtehire, corn merchant-Ist dividend of as. ad„ May 7, and throe subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Ant. HOICHLIWWI Bhelßeld, printer-2nd dividend of Ind., and let and nad dividends of 6s. 72d. (on new proof"), any Tuesday, at Browne', Sheffield. 010101 CROOKS, Leeds, grocer—lst dividend of Bd., any day, M Young's, Leeds. Jour! GAY/7101M Horbury, cloth miller—lit dividend of 7s. &I, any day, at Young's, Leeds. TDWAID BOITYLL, York, druggist—Tai dividend of sal., any day, as Young's, Leeds. Jowl HOMMUUtra TIMM, Hindley, Lancashire, hrewer—fud dividend of 2.64., May 6, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pates, Manoberner. THOMAS 011101, Edgeley, Stockport, linendraper—lst dividend of Ps. 81d., Slay 8, and any suhquent Tuesday, at Potts, Manchester. DIVIDENDS. May IL G. Batters, Hale Via, Barmy, starch manufacturer — May W. W. IL Itadgrave, Norwich, and Burlingham, Norfolk, chemist, CUTITICATEII to be granted, unleu cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. may es. J. Rae, Sonthtown, Suffolk, merchant—May 26. W. Jones, New-rant Whitechapel, and Harn-park, Upt on Rawer, dairyman—Juno 6. T. Nicholson, Jun., and I. N. Nicholson, Gloucester, ooalabd slate merchants — lily 26. W. M. Bell, Li tarpon, dawn' PARTNIUISHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Hopewell T. H. Chandler, and J. Brooke, Radford, Not ' Unglsamahlre, boot lace reamiteretarers, so far as regards T. H. Chandler—J. Brooke and T. H. Chandler, Nottingh am , whole sale confectioners—C. Kendall, W. Kendall F. Kendall, Oakley-street, Lambeth, printers— , J. G. . FtSg and R. 8. Taylor, Manchester, Bury, and Radcliffe—J. A.C116 end T. W. Tew, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, civil engineers—W. Wilkins and 0. Wilkins, Derby, bookeellers—J. Edwards and H. Breaker, Huddersfield, Yorkehire, painten—Jonai Kenyon and James Kenyon, Huddersfield end Klrkburton, Yorkshire,woollen manufaeturere—S. Harrison and J. Foster, Bradford, Yorkshire, weaktaplere—C. Blank= and K Bennett, Klnsaion-a poa Hall, omnibus proprietors—C. W. Spark and W. K. Woolf, upon-Hull and Leeds, general merchants—W. Mason and J. Pyke, Liverpool, pawnbrokers—W. Welch and T. Y. Welch, Laimenter, timber mirchants—V. W. Siephens and U. P. Ivey, Bristol, wholesale tea dealare—J. Imam and J. Slater, Paris. commiselon agents—H. J. Leah and J. Hume, Holborn-MK (UK anetioneere—B Smith and B. Dixon, Bradford, Yorkshire, I =.. terra—J . Newbould, W. Newbould, and R. Dick field, table knife manufacturers, so far as regard. r a DZoneen Williams, J. H. William, and F. Williams, Cheltenham, Worcester, Gloucester, and Bristol, brushmakera, so far in re gardsWillianui—W. R. Newcomb and J. K. Newcomb, Stamford, Lincolnshire, printers—W. Maharani, C. Plikington, and W. Kemplay. Manchester, commission agents—J. Jackson and J. A. Lincoln, Leicester, wonted spinners —J. Thomson, W. Thomson, and A. Thomson, Rochdale, Lancashire, iluendrapers, so far u regards J. Thomson—G. B. IBouldlng and EL Boulding, Rettburbourne, Kent, butchers-8. F. Feldman and I. Woolf , New.street, Bishopegate.street, boot and shoe manufacturers H. Clark, sen., and H. Clark, Inn., Farnham. Hampshire, mer. chante—T. Keating and E. Dillon, Water-lane Tower-street, City, and White Hart-street, Strand, general printers—E. Meg. son and J. Mnson, Oldham, Lancashire, curriere—lL Taylor, R. thespian, and W. Pegg, Manchester, calico printers, so far as reprds R. Ramps:in—James Thorpe and John Thorpe, Newton Maar, Cheshire, boiler makas—W. Oakes and H. Oakes, Wake field, Yorkshire, worsted spinners—C. D. Leggett and R. IL'Kenae, Bombay, merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. EDWAILD JOHN Dun PAUL, Glasgow,late of Oelngton.square, Bromptou), May 8, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. BIXBY JAIHNION NVARTHUIL West Kilbridge, Ayrshire, ram. minion agent, May It, at the George Hotel, Kilmarnock. JOHS noun, Dunfermline, manufacturer, May 11, at Milne's Hotel, Dunfermline. Js.* Hfigar, Milton of Compete, baker, May 9, at the Faculty Hall, thaegoir. AimotltAint.i4m Dwell, Aberdeen, advocate, May 9, at the 110;i;i Hotel, Aberdeen. Heels Gasaurtgia, Paisley, manufacturer, Hay 8, at the toss and Thistle Hotel. Paisley. loans Mimes and Joint PATIROON, Hamilton, Lanszkahlre, builders, May 12, at the Vag's Arms Inn. Hamilton. Rau/lora num SOCILIT. —The anniversary mad's; of this society took place yesterday evening, at Laster-hal l, and was numerously attended, Lieut.-Colonel Herbert Edwards' presiding. From the report read by the escretary, Mr. Dams, it appeared that the total issues of the society within the year amounted to 41,710,9173 publi cations, being an increase of 4,537,390 over the previous year. The total entotnit of grants, in tracts and books , =do in Ragland, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, was 5,800,386 publicatioas, of the value of 6,1631. 13. The total amount received for ales was 96,7321. 11.. 2d., being an Menem of more than 10,0001. There was also an beaus= in the general benevolent receipts of 9651., white them was a decrease in the special fonds for India and China of 8701. ; and in Imacim of 1,0191. The total amount of the pests was 12,0721. 12e. 5d., and the total amount el beneveleat receipts 9,1281. 13e. 4d., leaving a delciency et 8,4/01. le. 11d., which was reduced by , legeda l t o g oa t On the motion of the Rev. Hugh Allan, acceded the Bev. Dr. Body, from Calcutta, the report wee Among the other speakers were the Dion of 1 the Bev. Dr. Murray, of the United Mates, sad Yr. J. . Hoare. I I