The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-27 00:00:00

, ,•• • • I l '• - IN }: S PAPE R • • 1 11 -I lrt &mail a I No. 4.562.] I)EVITT abil MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ‘i ET mom ror POET PHILLIP Neal to he lls I lIIF NAN 03 1."4h April . the splendid • ITAI.A. AI. IN I.litZt ton, M Ntiltkim , r the Ln.los Iss Its ship hat twva I •sth thr Orders' taiv and olust.la nab. 1,.r. llr ~ttuturi of ~,,rpgrre site lus • *parlous $llLt elearot sal.sat. and Mt' or. lofty all I AT) Abe ry • ..11.11 4' 1111•1711. Wit parsslijk - El.l tens. o or .rpty to Mews. EII I \ 4.1 Co.. Oral lL Ilek ; , • t • PIA I I f aid MA MIKE., 9, Natter street. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE J.,/ .4 I' Ii'ICKT mitr —For I.II*NCEAT/01 Menet 'a resalae Wf he. JIM vrlrwl from the 4 . 01.1 i, In 7.4 asys and .111 s• On aitain Issalesliais . the opirall4 Alienhea clipper. STAIR eS I Ana.ANIA. AI. resister l tons. nAIIULL eutuawlor, in the Lomeli° Ikea,. This beautiful 1 •A• I 'lilt i. :tit . .. , W.Hail awl ANCRILIII. Vl r for the I.lllll.stoli trate. awl i one of the fag.-.t .Alps , nl •4 tbo p 41.4 Atehas'lak.,.andek_^tnta•eom r 1.1.211.0. fo., chl, f rsblut teariwiers.— Tor tern.. .4 trelebt or [Trapply to W. esre RKKO awl POWELL. /teal etrvet. ain or to DK% ITT wd 9, billitenareet. lEVITT awl MID )ItES AUSTRALIAN LINE air 1C le Kt 'II HOBART TOWN Direet .• reaular bake. hae Jima 1 Inas the satiety. awl will return swan Isuess4Ritels Jibe ask wibi %herds:en dipper RIEATIIER RKLL, A 1 few 13 pita 473 toile 1.1,14er. H. W 11111111 4 WiikTH Can aanite? !sibs in lb. Ln.lon !seas Till. beautiful vessel has Mee Malt • sprawly Lr the Wide Ha. lb 4 'lesiva meanie"- &goo hr palatelf. re, lOW Is sae of Use Wisest eldise out .4 the parr of Loielae. Noma le 'lomat thew eel, ass Mau the ...bay Rift PA. a of 7:. Jay • r‘ —lfor terms of fee List of las ses appi) to Dr.% I I r au.l 111.11iRE, 9. 1111114.netnert VITT' and MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE to Art wil t r o;r —rew LA 411110 9 113 , 11fewet a regular Iltale rMrf ; la. teat haute* Ike Ilettlisb-balli LUCK NOW. A 1, sagaser M Wee, JOON WWI .• Lewis lineh• Thin sup hoe Isstadie sarwantedalkia at a I chbrf ashes passarare.—Yar arm at new as pomp sok 1.. 6tt ITT awl 3itglia 11 $ 1111.11.41,10- DEVITT and MOORE% AUSTR.ILIAN LINE roarr *NIP —See SYDNEY Oheme Is mil mar. Is .14 n.. leth sibnl massY StessasiX If squibs& Se sobs* . 14- hirmill WATMOU. • I J pan Is Isom I. Xlssems la flestbas tral Ihme Sass re 414.1. J.b11% 14.1 s.esessesbre. Wes Is the GS Inas limb Th. ilse ship Ms • fell p..p winner t meelbst area s. mshatisa smsessratt. balm *hut lofty sod sary shr ..d.res a .Ininshir hmerUsily be smell male rd ► Immsllate pesehrms. aid MX arm thymissesl m7ess.- I , e Mess .4 thishe wessise Imply le Mr. X GILLLATLY. w s• eh, /•.a• sums. Lbseirmso . or Is UXVII7 si.l 11. 541. a. Mitre ain't 113111 IT ILLIP. —NtYFICI to PASSIM OCC4 —Teo Alp eat Lunt elpreeely ler the bi le her gieteemealethee are ..f the ere enter. thie= saber awl timbale yr Nib, and well tridilialrol. ratesat imp roe, eseelevete. wet every 'Oral hi' will le Ns weiet preeerVill a wtr •lii he iall.!ni at the P. Iher et eaten otter.. ow Itiltr PHILLIP .Ileect the Intelsat aldp MI Tel ISLAND, wooed the liambere Aieweleeet lteeesiblet Itempeey. Lae Imo hanks. Member I. the LW dna Dark le mewl ler her inAna tot enelltteL hretst.lllW 1. EUXIDOIL k invi ONDON to SYDNIY Dko4 lAONTHLY. Belt WIZ et WPM P .. . waft be heels me the MM. art ken Onsvelend with ert. peneemellte ..e. the tale MLA am" veadvbe geode ehld TS. mho elle Colman& MIMA, IRassease Yaw = s r the Mali UM UM UM UN laffropemmellipper Aar. Jams Sena ins isS— li* us, lionsa N LOD 10 1.210 M ei lsom 111 UM Me& le hen 41 pi -Y •lllisk A 1111111,/•• !NM awl is. 111•141 fialista. Walk ham air sad avid proem gonad • 10•01411E•wa and wig= presmar agermomietina urimpaseel Oa W say vise.' Mrs. appv JA3IIOI SAMS mil t iin Awl, Ilor lit Illert la Uwe : mad. lasi" MT. M. ILIICILAY sad A. IL Ilempi••trowl. LC. Capftlea 7. ft& &di" NIVIRICLY MAX COMMUNICATION to oar voaa.—no savarook saw nom ow PIIIIACELPILA MIX 11W COMPANY blind deewlelinn Mir Alt-,...d Inn WarrwitemeneWes, Wing et Wwwwbelna W se peetworirs sad deepaeoben as WNICLY PArral LlVZitrwoL PON 11W YON& NM WM this day, Name M. OL.tnthoW Wenn/NAIL A i m& CI I' Y U Andy P W AMMINOTOX.Wirsig. A yea 14 :wry weesedleg Wearlif, °WM WNW. U Fairser4 Plemak =11 1 411:= 1"1. saint lerneens 11.• Nark the Wedeln: IWeried WOO en my owhiniume•ms term —Tar *Mar wiled= =NM WILLI AM IN MAN, 2t Water Iftergedg se ft 684 XACILY. 111. caws DRITISU s ad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL 'TUX SUIPI between tiviaroot si.o NNW Y Dim% awl between LIVIIMPOOL owl lIMMON. the Donal ships canon al ZALIPAL The Idlerebeg or other Woods aro app.fNM to all tree Sherpont, realug at Coat to Waive lisp nulls _ _ PEKAIA, for NEW YORE, altar& y, March 30, AiiAEA, fox brInTON, aniazdat, April n 'AAA, for NEW %tiltlr„ lateenlo , . Apnl 13. • Taking paaoragers and goods for Nano and Havana, to be trenticrred at New York ea board lbe IE3I.SM. Karnak. try. gamey, Including sarowars M Ind pavilions, lot withaa wises or s—Tir Said mad loalint. cALI= EIS manna cabin, El& Ts Plow York &Id egg; US: labia. Eta Freight to Rola; auk" to Now Tat fd Fr Sam and 5 per mu arldomaa— to J. E. laird. OW lkoitataieet. Lundou . D. Oink sad U. P. de to it=NH.. 0 and J. BEM an* C. C. Whit, quesamdeara: at D. dad C. Whoa, ?rail! DHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPB, oIL 11. Rood-bac LC.. will dopitlah Iltylodasetartaasts low Ur Indualariatoikod porta, Idth woods &ad penmen% no Mows : 110MI:b %IS and dr Silt YYLKOOID. Monday mom hirh hot. troom of the Teeter. net, EATAVIII. 10.1911111. 31st laotout, at 11 o'etork, hem the DANA and fatulis ?loam *hart Funo—Saloos, IL 141 a ; hay admin. lan AIL : rodent Meisel.. a! be and Cl to. 3d. 101.101 EN. sellS XN. March !7. tem, Monelytknen. Metee-- MU, awl lea &teen tickets hewed .d • tare acrd a halt fIEYBUIIO, PATRAIt. March 7. Irma Morselydoetm. lance—ta as. OVSTAP WARA , i..nt March 30, front dersety- Marc Patoo—Salous. Ed So. : tete vehin, te. ; deck al. Apply so above, er Chaplltio Unites eel Cake, Redusakintua, W. Alm trout Southampton for— NNW YORK, BREMEN, Aprd 17 the NNW RORK, for NW TOE peel l& Porea-11na dam i 11; astoutd data laa . third etas. tal Apply to P., O. Ind P.. as shove or So ClllollKklf and Oa, I.l lthautdoo. and at. Wog Wlllimuusd, IC. lut MITVAI MZTROPOL IT A N want, so. 3 Prim ABBURANCJI. LIFE ASSURANCE matreet Doak LC. I.llllT , ltr. I) Darrel. jun, Lou, Bristol Jal. Lloyd. EAq., Dirstastom Pater Clam. Fri Mr J. Knock, Mr., Char JUNK, DIMONI. &Hi. %Oink Fr•llti..l heist .v. Fru Ch. , ..rg, Pearce, Euq. Praxis 'us, Esq. Jorph Rum.. P.in.. Derlinglas. &briar,' Pry. Nov. Lar.rtuu.i. Wary Sturt, Esq. Wm (Amt. Lei . P.. .mould J Ingram Travers. PJq. &nage Harter, Lut. J. .rph I nflerw,.l. Esq, *am B Holahan, Fay. I..eurge Vaughan, haq. Lary liabbul, Spy._ _________ _ . .. ita•Malierolla by twastlon‘ Mr IImoSSMIa Hamra IC ClL—William J Leashes. ing. 1111110 las —Dr We; NO. W New Itruadwirest. !Waallott—thshe Whoa. Usa. Y No. to, Haw Itroattatrest. Sous rosi—lliefon Amory. berm end Reda. H. M. Thew inouten.lessol. ADVANT•OIIII Or AMPUHING WITH THIS 7 .I)CHITT. kaasisleal moswarowat, ao p. 14 arras beta; employed, aid timitelon eans,i The ot the .11016 .4 the profits to the redraw of MIS al llstols Ts .4 the wane dasallt up, w d s . parenise ao ...omelets.' fend MOOD • pees ament lacono. ..t DiSheeiblellee the Awl:gel lh skims • dosk. Isola:we .4 AN ••• —•" oiellitted to taeletwrs ambrelin d Dab mod ponim• The moo samr•• I 7 rust hag /.Yelp 'weal SAWN* At {le yew mhos the 4.11 Aprll, test, as alapampa tr. 4p. Asia' the Mae of .1 p. r oral Penner desirous of bern. in( lesser. of this 'Mete wadi tt oheetingions thrtr proposals wit a Wort the Sta April Veit. PmW•datilt Owe. of Anneal Atrassais. sad fall puttee/re hay be °blatant on epptkatioe to Minh • MI. lILMIT MAMMAL. Actuary. THE LIVKRPOtiL sad LONDON FIRE sad rs I !VIVRA NCR COY r A Y. 1.46110 ed 10i Saipmertoil by JeelA Asia of Parliamesa, mom, No. 1. . sal 21P0•1117. LW. 41.4 Maitcheorr, tibesaw : sydner. nelboro. led Tab. TW easurstty has attained a very Mei podttrat tun.,agst the loorroolailltrit,o4 of Genii Britain its &annual nreaus et- W.I. &MAK Its I: wraleed Ana amount to •1.,30.000. FINS DIPARTIIIV.T Th. liegmlume 41 , 4".41 aad plan It In the tint elms M bat it. Ile Ilberallty and preeptitable in settling ennui hobnob eglablished be the adnelansit .4 NY woos, lama : Mel ha Inisregar la determining mina pendant has nallogialg is nape...hag the eberscior of Adis tholl .6 1 . 1 preedres sas) A. an IJIIII7n111•11 UT. no worm be this bap Mee bartered by the W att," at MO hs the par law alma The lifghlwil %guano.l milliple. himighig Sr preillbp NANO d polumr -11.4. lleeul . mmesateeiag • man this • gums, a lenegt eallatsing tannin karma al thrift N als I_ e, thenfan h• • trs IMappahignaesk eserrimisly. and doe& in n Ib WYE 111 ava is. Intended be m t Ur 1,7 :7:he 17 r KEL ud 1.41:41a0,1 phi seeurtlis• M bawls al third parties. The aa peggalgow ersed 50..0.• w arminenlanal men. is imam ANNI ITIKS. Parlarate h i the t*.anmany embed Caere pee saaws. r•-ry f.mg, Ir aor.s..t b =2.ra.d. i that norapt at such ...plans sa may ha NW ‘...at LW the Senna sal race nal Mr Neal satiseartigy. RWI% VP% lOW LT. Renetery to the enwipaas. P.M \ %TIC 1 4. tasking %eyeglass. Luadaw th 11 . 1 Ise on March ISO Amid be nraeirol 6 4 .4 April GOVELNII ViT °Friel ALA : 7 27.DCCTION ISCALI 07 P 61‘ Met MHZ EUROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY lIWRICt TOLICIFA of OttAItANTIL at reduced rates, fee Malan in or ander the Thasury, etietoma, Inland Revenoe. Omni of Trade, Pour.law Board, Admiratty. and other public department( and for bank and railway cicrius and persona In comatertial onipioymenta number rodnellems ou the combination of life mamma, wtUi guarantee. damnitles granted on fa% ourabh txrms. roma mid wen Infettnalbm mar he obtained at the Mkt -Moe, Ka Watedeo-place, Pailmall. Lund.lo TEN NNW YOZEKIN WINK DUTIES. FINAL REDUCTION.-REVISED TARIFF of PRICIN tor ItPl, with Dr. Banners veport, post fres, am appllcatke. Der done. In 3 dos. (lirang ,Vin °rill nalre), bottles included l3a cases. Chablis India Burgundy) still ask or Roselle limwh 'hi 86 " I7 t lormetly dulled NB twf ems.- i 1.8. liuusstinld Port . s Ina South African Port and sherry lla mad MIL Louth African Madeira and Amontillado la. tan, full strength, lass. Id . hugandy handy, 17s. per gallon: Sultanas, Um very hest, BO per one down era any lour Nthe above on ripoript of 30 stamps. 86all of o s ko. csolt.—A. BhoUlill, IL Strand. Loudon. SEDUCTION or TIM WIWI WM& EIT ROPI•N sad COLONIAL WINS 001IPA1R. ITS bawd!, London. TUG Nees Ceuspeay boa been termed for the pervert etai Oros the Nnbibty, Gentry, and Private Tandliss p WIN ill of So Midas. character, it • savlag el P. pat owl 11011• L VICIORIA STIMULI' .17s. pet dams. ins lltsadard Cli ILIC•0010L) UM I gO CILD EZZOMOSIttr e" l7"ar "la R. 'curt cum, pore sad vilisst oddity SW roma 000NAC maw (P. at amino._ 448. male. NOARIAN mint PORT - . MUM, be. .. MIA sad Ids. Ms OEM Istrodesed Ws maim lutties sod peetiess Includad, sail Gls Item emu tree% *ay tallway Aqaba to Itaskad or Wok& Friel WA taw sappW mike. Tam ask WILLIAM I.IfIDTIPPLNO. liaresr. THE LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, 4. Tchborns-street, top of the lisynnirket.--Mane you seen the greatest glossily of the that t If no no to the above osentioeed Music Hell. and sea Minx JULIA WVATON, the MAMA CURL every evening. Adousshe (try 1410•Olined thensill eispmene.—Sis Amerman leoviltur Alleys, open doily at It Concert ogoinieoces every evening at 7 o'clock MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Thin library was established to 111?, to promote thez r ore ep uteral etreedatkm of the hest new warts le , k. Neon, Philosophy. Travel and Admallare, il =Mis Mew else et notion. Front Its commencement bouts of every Ands of ;:os all suldects of importance ham been libanally a the use of subscribers, and It now furobit's eoaMant 'applies of the beat literature to nearly every town sad Mamie In the idnadoni Pr opectuses mar he obtained on ID CRAkiVt Fire AKE) MU IN New Ortnoletreet, P = l ; emmetreet, Nancheeter . . and hew etreet, (WM ADYANC KIWI without delay, by ILI as LOXDOS OVUM= WANT (Llieite4 illepede el deeds, Mal Cd eel* or other eip• =r rall' esetty, repeyeble by eery tutelmate. slimed Iwe awl. es all emanate above 1.6. Capltierre; la le dares et Zle eel IS seek Preepertuees and form mat tree elltaleselrel. mini= JAMBI may. Mewling Make. PitRET, ONE SHILLING PER BOTTLE, per dozen—flZSAY DXTT aad Co Importers. COURT and ORNIRAL MOURNING. sun sad OAK towage** sollelt the &Wisdom of sr am sad Ike petals lo *dr ROCK of 01 , 241111 AL _ _ _ Imp ascription or sondiasta inexpeothr rs Aiming is silk and tosimustrrials. Court Tillfte. Drours, .Ye eolopitto on Waortal rank all etrorlo au =s oloand to tee coloured deport alas GLINT sod °ARE. KM. M Sl, et. oxromornuorr: W 1111.--/poial Umiak* nopottol to the !tow Mr& of hams bevarilled le as ismily. POULTRY , BUTTER, HAMM, he. lIIIYOSTASIT TO FAXII/111, harewuarnx. We. Diem Tembry. lA. sad Dal -Ad Peek fresh from the soontry every 'smellier. Mosel York limes. 1 0 d. per lb.: WR AP. Mean, by the We or hole, $4. ens Ameriean Cheese, by the hall ar gamier, Tid. So Yd. • Madder. 844. to 104. Clionklm, Seat to led.. Gloater. to Pd.: Stilton. Is. to ls. 1.1. ; Orepere, led. per lb.. good salt better, Is. to Is. M.: freak Is, to Is. 44. per lb.: young clacker. Is. to.: large fowls, trout Si. to Is. ed. : yea, larks" 4 to es. ed. ; young 'Pees. as. tad Se Sa ; letgr 01 pal, Md. to ed. per lb.: loins. ed. to Sed. ; fine oslooppe. la to aa sash. best mammy mode) park eseseges, per lb. W. ord J. L TAMA. SS. IdWis PliliersePrlnel• Mg' g HONCROPATHIO 0000 A Torssessa a DsWoos aroma. grateful uuoatluastr, and Invigorating power. MILEW (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NNW $llllO AND MOINE& STOCK lar Oa Wallalamed ' , catch AMU 1 11.01:5161ta, b low Nobb awl osmly tor Thar harm yam ararlualal =ram m b Wharealy dime Is TA AMON NA NOV CLAQUAZA awl At emasalai with ray pram laluau4 arid aim- Was la his Nara. INTABLIMIND IRA 71t620A111r. TEE NEW STYLE of OVERCOAT for the iniiiiii semen I. the Tea. 1'44 - miscall by HAMILTON mid =VTOL Tenon. Ito. Alvan& °troths/it about to order SW overcoats ore Invited to see the mew style. A setae Meek d wellbas wale and imago' ..its 4ways os Mad. N.B. The Ism sob be bad cooky at 106, %read orposno Rioter Hall T HN BEST INVESTMENT le a liardines at the Mitehtlelonmelsof N( E$ and SON, When all kI, of Drees may be obtained cheaper sad better than et any here to England. Now department has hem furnished from the principal markets et Itsrope, with aa mortmist of roods for the SPRING and SUMMED SILASONS, °rig:to any ever offered to the public. oIIR TAILORING DRPARTIIIIIRT stain mod ward= of the highest inked are employed. NJL—Phould any article oot be approved of, It will be as ElVor the money returned. iON and ON RULIM for 1111141.1IIIABVIRMIINT and UST of PRIM /Mk on application, or poet free. The establishments ere closed every Prlday et minuet until Settuday unmet. when braless* Is resumed vain 11 o'clock. I. Nam --- N/3/21A NT TAHOE& WOOLLEN DIATER.. HATTERS, wawa, BOOT and SHOE HAMM, mod OINERAL ONTFITTERS 101 ALL CLABBII. Lando° Houses: Comm of Illetelsa sad Atddsta. Mow Oxfordutavel. oornated Hartuf rect. Curses of Tedlawhamuotraroad and Burton-road. Country Establislimeoca . ftrtAste street. Bradford, Yorladdre. ramie, Phalleld. IQONDI PERMANENT MARKING INK (the (highest, for Marking on Linen, Silk, or Cotton. litesuires on preparstkin, and la by far the beet Notioa—Observe that no SIVII1111) else of the Gemenhas has ever yet been prepared, and that each bottle bran the Address on the label, LOOff Mae, West Smithfield. City, N.C., wham it may he obis/mad wholemie and retail,at most Medicine Vendors, fitstionere, de., In the f t nited I=. 44 —' Mee One MUNN; pet Isottle. AGENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE rasyARP t =ttely, expad mishi l ihns itlead frosably, lad each a la ftsulw' m JOULCHAITT TAMA% DRAMA. !TRITIUM, TinfOßM BOOT so/ /ODE *AKIRA sad ORKERAL ovverrisas. FOR ALL MAWR& Imam Flaws : enemy et Iffirdas mod Alegole : New Oxlmodalmork Amur of liart-strect Coma of Totiolismomart•rea.l aRA Rutos-road. - Country Bri,l2e4treet. Dradkal, Yorkshire. Inmate, Abefikid. SPECI A L NOTICL—The ZATADLIAHMINTS will he CLOSED ?RN DAY, sad ii 3 OPINID TO.YOMOM MOILNIXD r "ma THE HELIOI343FSE ii a patented invention for excluding the Isis mu without hiding the New or pre venting the fres isliurdsed night and sir thronntiout the whole bright of the tetitdow. It In se light sad easily worked that a child nay draw la up, and viten raised Is is nese , xnupletelp angused tram Ma or dust than any other buret —1.0h711F.11 sad Co., $l. ingeadtniet, ohe door trm RIP TURZ & —By Royal Letters Patent. WE Mil MOC.MAIP LIVIA Tll7llll Merieslei awl in the Milighltiaik left) is allowed by worm* mi MN maid aentlesma le be the nest ~kw tore Is Seam live treatment d 11111111/1. ma nee al • steel wee& se elms Swell le Ile elluelsts bore redied : a soft essies• bs won ma d um beam eta Sr rewrite reillies pees is pplied by Mr MOOJIALM PAD am/ MINT LIVIA : MU ng with se melt ease and dammais list It matist be /Matted, and mar be wars du= A destelptive dradar may had. and ths Tram leak as the atremmisreace d the heft two Mcame below Ze laps bobs vest le the maker. Mr. min% iii er•sarese. •• thribekre Timm es the same pee. del% red • Os well epos loam fIORNSIIINIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE. N../ NAILS ./.(111/1 and MUD Is nee alma withal •=try Mr. lIIIIDALL, as, eterse‘agisse, shoria by Mrs. Readall U warred. Term. la Id. le Oa Mr. llarbill big isettnacedals Imo la korai Ramp/ alede .. m b. = r id& thousands of Amu hem el of of the a the follembec—Front the RI t ill, . the =al. of Leaks —" Mr. Itaaill la effect. aired ma arm ow as Oast attioat t e bt od ow pa in.' -- Sir Saar. iliwarke. N. al W• largo toenails end • ars taresiod 111=1, Mr. Bassiall. sad caa atraglf a••••••=d Ohm% 111. /16.414kital PorkraL ILD'S PURI FLUID MAGNESIA D U L NIII" bess. &e ft igessiplee yews, emphetically &MO- Waal Ilk melba peakeike. mekersally scooted by Om pa se lbe bell ~Or Ike &leaky of the swam% bearthass, is* gad aa a mild stmt ter dank ommlitearee nave soNletly or ladles sad etlkleea Ommliked wall Ike Addskiel Linea amp, It tones as agregabla alhemiedes draeglit. is wYr leo aptt . e quail- Ike an meek tawnsard. Derive but sears, and to Mk climates, the raSz o ie b et Sits dample and elegant remedy Ism bees hoed beesilldel.—ltiratakared lb* almost Mks- Ilea is sod peeityl by DINNIYORD sad Co., 17t, New akiip Leetioae. ; NM by all reepeciable Amble lbootagiref the AN IFPNCTUAL REMEDY.—Latinzars ANYNNATICII6I,IIAIII. MINIM somilatag red bowels or allostbio So book Wady od==or mot pissomst. Is admitted to be tbe brot medial= tor immodistaly minims boughs. colds. osoluimod mom of mem. sad lembploot masomptton. It fre quently mom pomp Mama tam Waft pronounce Incurable. adosbably Moro Om MINN obi* provokes frogueot couching. oppooolior omosmcgollso Ns awls aro Indy hoomictol rem= dsVof item or mom tying demi kr tar of tattoos- WE. Mr so mad Is • Asir tattoo It.— Posporol art mid by W. LA LUNT, &mint. if% Jormro. *sok Sammoitot ie mat by sil drimplaa to bollisk ISO , 3d.. are la OE ear\ raModart sit it lamborts Anthmatio Lisa The Mao and oleo= to ompormi on OM damp. DiLBUCHAN'S DOWESTIO IaDICIN73B, luasers Ihroeiliout mut; tor lino atm ot roar/ iiilll.lllll. ViDICIABLA la= Oltlrt, too skin am bow mos. bails. to. lo lid. and ts id. rATErr de Tr d 6l43o4l"Vo PILLS Tor maiming ilso baws, oripnftlos Qs blood. 10. to as ad and Ile COSMTIIIIIIIOIITWA 11111=CZ, for nanylgo. Wog On wow and voradst from all exam In rod, isottli=oinB,sidt. rOl o ll e di sks POW palrazort Wrati wirreas sal r hark ostualaty soololdng innundsigosery visa Slid. in W.. Ilia, or haw la am► ntsielso's whim him ea mad losisslo Ovide for Potlosito; MO MEW 111 W Oa. 1111. litanura stank Oda , adoest.. lark% W.. mot sedlibis limmild ea make of tost-selso midst. To be Ird et all almsbla Moho& epos) 11,laday. Fonftelos• Area : X . higiftesixormil J. Isager. a, Ontord,oloost ; t o Ctiostnldo : oi ss= 4..4 lLiont W lardoo.brides ; . ?rook Iltrusd. Dierks. TOZZAWB COPABINI, or II I P SeatiaratateC4lT 4/0 swim alogolsisred la lit• urls art mallso sod ashaewlsEssd as the bus mos* kir areas assers. %meet at Ina= A ksvorded se isidsa. p., Iwo. at. is JOCUIIII. Prsodli sis so, tia7. ...Ans. to.smi : U. nos al swift. Farb:. aid lie 'Wog eamiata. Ale iv/941MM LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1861. - - - TNDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. A MEETING will he beld at the Mansion nn TH t:101)A t.ext. the Skith of March, 1881. at Three o'clock Right Ran. the LORD MAYOR In the Cltak, to devise immediate manures for the LiieVllif il.ll of the distresa consequent upon the huulite prevailing In talla. Maaelonhoum, Starch 16 , loon. LYCEUM THEATRE.--C. U. ADAMS'S ORRERY —3lat Year In TO.NKIIIT at s, Mr. Adaate will present hie—Siays, 3a. lanes, 3 ed. and la.: pit, Orrery. , gallery, ed. Children halt price. A.P.GYLL ROOllB.-GRAND MUSICAL F.NTERTAIRMICCI, with the celebrated Band, Forty In number, established eleven years, chosen train the Philltarnenale Concerts, Royal Italian Operas, and the llotteehold Troops. Conducted by Mom laanntte. Corneta.plsion, M. Boohoo& DARCEOI M 9 dank. Ada Oaten. to MRS. HALL'S NCW HMAppiE. ----- This day, price One Malin !deathly, T HE ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, conducted by Mrs. S. C. Rath. Designed to prannte the Interests of Hose, the Refinements of Life, and the Amusement and Informatlon of all Climes. CONTERS. 1. St. James's. By Robert Belt 2. Can Wrong be Right ? a Tale. By Mrs. S. C. Ball. Illus trated with Etchings on steel by Phis. 3. MOM. By Osten Meredith. 4. What Florence Nightingale has Done and Is Doing. 6. The Irish All Souls Night. By the author or Paul PerroL" S. Mauve and Magenta. By Robert !lung, P.B.S. 7. Ralph the Bailiff a Tale. In Three Parts.—Part I. b.. The Lemma of St. Christopher. By the author of "John Halifax. Gentleman." 9. Notes on "Essays and Reviews." By J.O. Halliwell. P.B.S. 10. Among the Stars—in Aril. Chgtain DraYson, 11. It hen I Loire I Poe Music. 12. Pub: Gruel: a Tale ci Scotland. 13. The Hills of London. By Dr. Doran. F.S.A. 14. Need of Sanitary Inewledge to Women. By Mn. MerrifleltL Is. bons of the Lark In the City. By Thomas Hood. lu An Excursos for Practical People. 17. What We Did Without Btu I lb. The Literature of Gossip. M. A Story for the Young. By Mrs. IL C. Mall. Loud* : Saunders. Olin. pod Co.. OS, Brook.*** W. Now reedy, price M. baud', TRI RZ-Ifif3llE of PUNCH. Volume IL V.L L, to boards, price be., and the Volume for 1441,, July to &masher, cloth, Ells edges, price ea., were published oa March L_ _ . vuT. III: An boards, price 6a., the end of Aprll, and at the sew tkingthe Doubts Volume al. sod togetber, 111121. olaSk edges, price 10s. 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WATIJERSTON and hitOODKN'S GOLD MAINS, and all articles manufactured by them, are add upon this principle, and at the manufacturers' prioeu Maaafactory, la, Henrietta-fin:et, Covent •gorden, Amami made of chains and jewellery tor It eacb.—N.H, This establishment atoms at 0 la the evade& and on Saturdays at I. G U N S.—To SPORTSMEN.—The t shy !seldom offers flash. —Go to W LEICS. IL StreTt a issite Golden-cross Hotel look through Ids stock of RECD 'DEMAND BREECH rod murzu-LoADuio GUNS, SINGLE and DOURLEBARRELLID RIFLES of every sort and description. also REVOLVIELS. by all the best London makers; with every iserelpeles of eassnanitios, Ea—WHISTLER, 11. Wand. M.G.—ELL L W. will take anything In exchange. RIMICEL'S NEW PERFUMES, the Magenta sad the lotterino, tn. M. oatzarral SCHNOUDA. a substitute for Zoo" sea. ILISIMIUS TOILET VINROAIL, price Is., Od., and Is lIIMMEL7I EMOLLIENT MAX to supersede Shaving Soap, and Ts. M. • Sea by an ea Wade: imam. yertateer. Y 6 Strand, sad 24 , Conhill, Louden; sad 17. Botdeverd des Harms, Paris. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable to personal attraction, and to health and longevity by the =Tmastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Pearl rice, a white powder composed of the choicest and meet reeherchf ingredients of the oriental herbal. It extirpates ell tortuous adhesions to the teeth, and ensures • pearldike whits- Mee to the enamelled surface . arrests the further progress of Nag of the teeth, and induces a healthy action of Um; gam Tbe Lreath also, from the salubrious and disinfecting qualities of the Odonto, attains a purity and fragrance truly grateful to its r. Price to Pd. per boo. Caution.—The words Row lands' dc., are on the label, and " A. Rowland and Sam IS, Ratton.garden," as the government stamp. bold by them, and by chemists and perftuntrs. No. P DEOBVILNOBATBEET, BONDSTIMET. ARTIFICIAL TEETH on a NEW sold fIIPEOVT.D PRINCIPLE—Mr. EWELL% PATENTED INVENTION (protected by her Majesty's Royalties!. July,lBoe) for adaptimf Artificial Teeth ou moveable bases by eelf mMegon, an flied without sprinp or any fastenings, without pain or ex traction. restore ppeerfect articulation and mastication, rendering detection irpaAhle, and hut a lifetime. "An admirable con trivance for reamelying the defects of nature without requiring new sale of teeth "—dun, July 20. " win doubtless he erten steely pairenhed."--Court Circular, July 21. Unrivaled for he ntsnty and eroooniy."—Morning Post, July 20 —Consultatious free. Tense strictly moderate.—P, Oroimenoretreet, Bond ainvel; Old Msyos, Belebtas ; Beasiett*s-13111, Biratingliant. JOOAL MUSIC. —.Grate and postage free, a meet ADDINDUII to COURT COCLA and Co 's VOCAL CATA LOGOS, amtalning their moat popular songs, dada, sod trim dtvtas tie key, cosupsaa and voles for which ease sons la adapted. 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The private view of this exhibition took place oft listunley. We have the unthankful task of reporting a display mu& lea interesting than areal, sad very diecourngiog if taken es an indmution of the date and prospects of British sit The first impression of the nearly nine handfed performances lore collected. scarcely say el which Yore saygrest elevation of subject, an masreely any of whieh is execution sr* at all extraordinary, or ores above respectability, is to the lad degree wearieceie sad mosetosons. Greatly contributing to this impression le also the fact that the ;mire are Su; merely mediocre, but the great majority are exact me. titiooe of what we have ben familiar with for may pus from the same hands and in the same place. It is only after • second and more careful, sod, with such a number, labo rious exansinattle, that a few works of promise by cam- Imrativel,y 1/111111UW11 men ere discovered to form the salt and leaven Of the whole. MUSIC. KINWI'RELS. This very popular Houpe of American Ethiopians have lost Nee of their Loudon popularity. They have renamed to lona after a short ahmoce, and have " lasted " . . . . themselves is • sew to her Majesty. Theatre, one of the handsomest and most commaliotui places of its kind that we have in the metropri- Us. We visited their entertainment last evening, and found the room filled to the doors with au audience who evidently enjoyed the various performances—the singing, comic and saatimental, mixed np with quaint, rollicking negro fun and buffoonery— with the utmost pos sible zest. It is evident that, hackneyed as this enter tainment might ewes to be—for there are few people, in the habit of going to London places of amusement, who have not seen and heard these sable musicians—yet it Is by no names worn threadbare, and might be carried on with means far any length of time. And indeed this is not air , plain, es there is much that is really attractive in their performances. They belong, indeed, to a clans who have in undated England thew 20 years, but they are immeasdrahly the best of the clues. While preserving the raciness of their Yankee singing and negro laszi, they have divested them of much . of their vulgarity. They are clever musicians, have excellent voices, sing with considerable grace and refinement, and accompany themselves with a degree of precision.' Alifotak, and spirit which we often desiderate in misdeal performances of much higher pretensions. Many of their melodies, too, are exceedingly pretty, and it is not irtupris lAL that some of them an to be found on the pianofortes of, our ladies, mingled with the most elegant vocal music of the day. THE OXFORD MUSIC HILL. Yesterday evening a new musical establishment was opened by Maas. Morton and Stanley, the proprietors of Canterbury Hall, on the site of the promisee formerly known as the Boar sod Castle, thford•street. The building is a remarkably well-constructed one, and is a very hand some and wall-arranged addition to the music halls which have become an acknowledged institution in London. The whole arrangements, both for appearance and work ing, have been well studied, and evince great care and know• ledge of the requirements necessary in ► place of entertain ment of this kind. Considersbils Mt/sties has been paid to the bghting. The glass chandelier is the hall is remarkably elegant, while the lighting is effected by crystal stars. The decorations are of a delicate and tasteful description, and the ventilation appears to have been well attended to. The inauguration of the building last night was signalised by a concert in which, in addition to a numerous amps of excellent singers, Kim Pampa, His Poole, Mr. Swift, and Mr. Huntley, took part. The plow will be open to the public this evening. THE ADELPHL The curious custom which, without closing. the theatres, forbids theatrical representations proper during the last week of Lent, has banded over the Adelphi boards to Signor Antonio Poletti and Mr. Pell. Both these gentlemen are well known to the public. The Signor, who is • very amusing person, is a conjuror of no ordinary pretensions. His collection of tricks is extensive and varied ; and there is a neatness about them which surprises and delights the speedster. Mr. Pell is probably even better known. He is the leader of the bend of nigger melodist. who call them selves the Ethiopians ; besides which he claims to be the original Bones. It would perhaps be difficult to state the precise reasons which have made the popu larity of this description of entertainment so wide•epreed end so lasting. Their melodies have, how ever, at least this in common with the highest works of mama; art—they are usually set to nenseasical words. They are moreover easy to be understood, sot they readily catch the public ear. Their composers, too, are greatly ad dicted to the we of the harmonised hordes, which is a pecu liarly English tans ; sad posgio woo to lika the scram of darkey humour or ladtoonary with which at these entertain. mane the soup are sedulously amiompanied. Whether these reasons are the reel secret or not we cannot say, but there is no prospect of the Ethiopian Serenaders losing their charm ; and with their aid, joined to the mystic exertions of Signor Poletti, an evening may be wiled away at the Adelphi pleasantly enough. THE SCIENCE MINUTE OF TEE COMMITTEE OP COUNCIL ON EDUCATION. On Monday evening a public meeting, convened by requisition took place at the Town•ha ll . Hightail, for the purpose of Islam into oonaderation the desirability of establishing a osetral school of science under the regu/a time of the science minute of the Committee of Council on Eduaition. Resolution. were unanimously pissed in favour of the object, and a committee was appointed to report to a future meeting the means to be adopted for the of establishing aimless for the study of those soiewas= have a practical and local Wang. Lama Musical. FzierrvaL, 1881.—Tbia festival Ls boos appointed to be held on the 3rd, 4th, 6th, and of September. Dr. Sterndsle Bennett, who wee the ocadoeter of the feitival in 1838, will occupy the same post Wm year. Mr. Spark, of Leeds, will be Oki orpalid. and Mr. R. S. Berke. if Leeds, the aorta s/0/04/4 Timm cheats will be molested bus the &mai bodies of Leeds. Baraos4, Halifax. asiirseasii. sad Ilisalaid. No ernispossata Save yet bees made am to the immanent of peisaipals cc the works to he performed. OthT NOIRTILIZN HOSPMAL, KINGID-0110111L 11hEiter at *Omni far Us weak siding limb S e SO ft of Aide ISO sari leer au& haw., (Stamped, ld.,Addit!otaL) THE .ridairscoriird. Exntßrrrop The history of the ten . years which have elapsed Rime the whole world was making its way tewardi Hyde-park, to see the wonders of the, then, Great Exhibition, and annoy the Lord Chancellor and ' some of lis immediate neighbours by the amount of dust and noise they perpetually kept up, would make a book quite as interesting as M. Louis Blanc's celebrated Chronicle. We mu not, how , ever, going to write such a history here, but merely to remark that when we now see Lord Granville, aed Mr. Cole, and Mr. Wentworth Dilke gathered, as of old, in council round the Prince Consort, and 'arranging the preliminaries of another "Great" Exhibition, we feel inclines], I like Rip van Winkle, to rub oar eyes, mid ask whether all this time has passed away, or whether it has been only a dream, and that it was really on some day of, last week we paid our euid visit to the glories of Hyde-park—the Indian Coutt, the Koh-i-noor, the great' elms under glass, the diamonds, the malachites, the crystal 'fountains, and the famous Ittiol, - more wonderful thou that of Ware, which made it a duty as well as a pleasure to the most sleepy 8f housemaids to turn out and work et 5 o'clock every Illufbiukg., We fear that if 'we were to as k top many ques tions our delueion might 'be somewhat ttidely dis pelled, and that we should find many Whits in the fiat of names , which brought stielom, and energy, and taste_,. and bright conception to the rescue in .1851. Witu ,some the 'newer has beet at work, ethers are resting on their laurels, and others still, perhaps, hare not as yet been asked to oome in. But the affair ii still in its infancy, the organise lion in the throes of its first drill, and half the letters which the council have scattered btoadeast (Won the civilised world are still whiting for their answers. A good deal has, however, already been done ; the building has been designed, and the deo sign put in process of execution. As would spat assuredly have been the case had Michael Angelo or Palladio been the architect, the critics have already opened fire against it, and the terms "dead wall," "screen," `• wen," dm., ho., are being knocked about rapidly in conver sation in reference W. the sketches of the elevation and the domes with which the public have been favoured. We shall reserve our own opinion Eutil we have seen the ,caridel drawing which now being prepared by Mr, Day, and which will o doubt give 1 much alemer Ma of what the architect intended than the mere ground plans Which have up to this thee appeared. Michael lenflo said, " He'd take the dome of the Pantheon Vhang it in the air," and the wags assert that aptsun* Fowlkes has made ri similar vow with re ference to the Brampton boilers, the enormous domes with which the new building is to be stir-' mounted being considered by seine a superfluity, by others an excrescence, and by a eery few either In ornament era utility. But the captions should.' wait, the unpratised eye is seldom be to realise, What such an euormous building would be from a mere ground plan, and when Captain Fowlket is heard he ' inay give very good reasons both for his art add• his utility, his domes and his facades. One thing we must say here for his design, and that is tlrat it must not be prejudged from the cut given in the plustrated News, as that, although executed with great accuracy, gives the impression that the domes rise bluff from the roadside front, whereas, in fact, they spring from the centres of two other sides of the quadrangle, and therefore will not be seen at all until the spectator has fairly entered the ' building. ' Without troubling the public with long rows of jfigures, which we are perfectly well Mem' they Fiver read, we may state that the new building u be a quadrangle, the road front of which will touch and run pa ra llel to the Kensington 51usetini. !The back will be formed of the arcades of the Her tieultural Society, and the aides will be the same as ' !the front. Parallel with the latter, and cutting the 'quadrangle in two, will be the transept, at each end of which will spring up the crystal domes, which are the grand idea of the design. They will serve as 'lanterns to light the interior, and their areas be 'neath will be appropriate for grand ceremonials, such as the opening of the building by the Sovereign, or the more conspicuous display of articles of pen , liar attraction and rarity. From the transept will , branch out naves on either side reaching to the outer boundaries ; and when we have stated so much, we believe we have said all that will be ne eessary to give the reader a clear first idea of what the building is likely to be when complete. With respect to the internal arrangements there is little to add to what has already been published. The whole length of Cromwell-road front is to be devoted to pictures, this being a feature entirely distinct from, and in addition to, the plan of the Exhibition of 1861. Missives have been seat to' France, to Germany, to Belgium, to Italy, to every place, in short, where palette and pencil are supposed to be known ; and although no official answers have as yet been received, the most encouraging symptouus of co-operation are coming in from all quarters. Singularly enough, the greatest anxiety to exhibit in this department has as yet been evinced in America and Australia, and there is no doubt but that if the artists of those distant lands paint from the nature which is around them, their pictures will be not the least attractive in the gallery. Our own artists are to be restricted to a century by the definition "Modern Art ;" and other nations are to be their own interpreters. The hanging room for pictures will be enormous, and persons, when criticising the whole design, must remember that in preparing a building for pictures many things were to be taken into consi deration which had not entered into the design of 1851. What is now wanted is length, not loftiness of wall, and plenty of down light, in addition to which the visitors will be better pre wed for the enjoyment of such a glorious assem blage of form and colour as this collection will assuredly be, by having primed to it through an unpretending vestibule. We believe the pictures alone would ensure the success of the exhibition, and that without them, after the experience of Dublin and Manchester, it would have been a com parative failure. Having come to see them, the public will stop to look and learn from everything else, bat had they not been there, the visitors would assuredly be far less numerous. It is a good idea putting all the machinery in motion into an "annexe," according to the French plan, as by these means nobody will be annoyed by the smell of oil or the whirl of wheels, except those who have a liking for that sort of amusement. This, then, will be the general arrangement ; the pictures in the front, and if they overflow, running partly down the sides, the more attractive articles in the great transept or on estrades under the dome, and the useful ones, such as textiles, ironwork and furniture, or inventions of various kinds, will be arranged in the cross-courts or naves. At the back and on the first floor is to be the commissariat, which, according to all accounts, is to be a sort of culinary Cosmos. It is, we believe, intended that the "one good dish" which Careme tells us every Nation possesses, is to have a place on the tables. In 1851 there were only the puffs and the ices of Mr. Younghuaband, and the beef, eternal elatterinq of plates, and general confusion of Mr. Masters ordinary • but in 1862 we are to have, in addition to our insular purveyors, Neapolitan "glaciers," French "traitenrs," and German purveyors of saurkrawk A bold attempt will be made to intro duce the institution of the " Kabob " from Con-' stantinople, and in the very hot weather to domes ticate the sherbet of Teheran. The Arab will ham a stall for his dates and his figs, but whether be will be permitted to offer the latter ' " in the name of the prophet," will of course de- ' peed tepee what may be the state of our eastern rolidoss Aires opening. There are to be foun- tallesionteedecene design, running with fair sparkling WS* ITSl7l6Olte, so that those who may consider [TWOPENCE. Awe . „ - -- ewe 'mended gin privilege a bane MUM admit that the antidote also hat place, and that temperance will get every fair chance against its old enemy. By tile time the exhibition is ready to open it is expected that two new railway.. will' have com menced running, o ne from the North WiliffetlrV and the other from the Great Wester*, right deWni e to the Albert-road, so that it is probable the calcu lations of the council as to the means of transit will not be much over the mark, after all. • .q.. The last, because the least pleasant, circumstance , ' a connected with the forthcoming Bithibitivii npoit . '1 which we shall touch is th e s t r ik e , w hi ch so early in the affair has shown symptoms of obstruction. We were happy to learn yesterday thlitit has nor'' extended beyond the 400 men who h a d a l rea d y pro- a „ ;bounced, and that the contractors have every hope ' • of its being over in a week. Should, however, their hope. prove fallacious, thee are quite prepared foe eventualities, having alreidy incertained that Thar can have as many as they want of the finest masons'. '. in the world from Italy and Belgium. No othei contractors will in the meantime employ the strikers, and we would also remind the latter that if these Belgians and Italians are once allowed to become accustomed to English wages and English beer, not only they will not be in any hurry to re titre to the continent, but (Abets- are pretty suns to follow in their wake. W. West, however, that tra these extratuitiee . Jae rt•obed,,,,lpt, (bat by Mondiy Wait we : Yearn the raga Ws all attuned good-b Zto their work- ' ' ' Locoatonviri biirtvomegoNßoAps-Ifiutorat • 1 OF THE OMIT REVILEFOIIi IN * nil 114111+.: , :7 STZAAROAD. .• • • • • • Yestinley the first public eipieriMent calculated t• test on ea exteadds seeks the capabilities of locomotive i .eirgines to mum heavy leads over the main roads of the , metropolis took place over the Hampstead, Euston, sad' ` New.ronde, and attracted, it maybe battened, considerable treads. There were on the train at its starting the Mar- .. min of Breadalbane, the Marquis of Donegal, ant several weentific visitors. As the bill known as " The Locomotive Bill," introduced into the Holm bf Commons by Mr. Gar- • ' DOA, Mr. liesiliun, and Mr. Bagley, for regulatiug the nee .. el locomotives on common reads, and the tolls to be levied on carriages and waggons, is now before the legislature, the pragress an malt of the enterprising trip will be of interest. Preliminarily it should be stated that the occa don on which the new mode of traction was 'brought into play was in cosneximi with the removal of that immense mound df earth known as the New River Reservoir, situated am to the junction of Tottenliamoourt and Hampstead toads, and which was one of the earliest equeducts, if it may be so said, Rimed by the blew fiver Company for the sepply of water to the north-west of London . Being now altogether snpisreeded by their superior system of water supply, the New River Company have determined on its removal, in order that'll, area it occupies, of between three - end four acres May be • let out on building leases, and for She feernation'of a new street in the neighbourhood. The peat difficulty, however, presented itself —how to effect the clearance of so vast a mass •of earth, amotietiag to some 170,000 cable reds, by 111111119 of the tonal millinery of costrectoce par* the earth, it is said. • Mincingly sioegb, consisting, bi a Illy Urge proportion, of , the IClll3'OOllO mass of rubtish. brides, and .debris" removed out lsse after the great fire of London, a rheum- ; Ream seasnistinfineed by the blue strata of fire elay, , tog= hewn mid articles that turn up in it in the way of e Eudora Baths and We-abbesses' at the top of Druinnasedelrest, which were supplied from this nr terror, have proved A tailor., have been pulled down, and the old well, 40 feet deep, which supplied the reservoir by • seene power, will be filled in. The appearance of the re servoir, from which all the water dos been let out, suggests, from its circularity-awl extent, xeminisoeucte ; of the reins:" of an old Roman amphitheatre. In order to effect the removal of the immerse mass of ; earth, the contractor for the New River Company, Mr. Reddish, of Bankeide, determined on trying the • transporting powers of the steam locomotive, end so r have it waggoned away in two or three months, to form embankments and other works in connexion with the' Metropolitan and North London Railways, and as ballast , fee the reeds on the estates of the Marquis of Camden the New River Company, sad detections, the experiment jester day being undertaken by a company called - the English and Continental Traction Engine Company, the truism being • under the inenagemeet of Mews. Longstaff and Pullen, the , inventors, and of Mr. Cresawell, C.E., the manufacturer, who, at half-put three o'clock, got up the steam of one of their locomotives on the Hampstmti-road, and then had , hitched on to it two large waggons, each containing ten tons of the debris, and which the locomotive, at fi rst starting, • and notwitlisaading it had to describe a sharp curve, in order to melee good Re neaten to the road, drew behind it with the ease of an elephant. The load, at a mode rate calculation of a ton per load per horse, would • have required some twenty out-horses. The engine was then steered at only a walking pace up to the junction of the Hampstead and Tottenbam.eourt-roads, owing to the • accumulation of trail% at those points, which had to be regulated by the police who accompanied the excursionists, but after rounding the corner that leads into the New-read, just opposite the establishment of 'Mosey and Son, the en gine, having left the Macadam and. • got on to the block. stone road, with a clear way, rattled over it at the rate of, five or six miles an hour with its loan. After passing St. Name Church, the trait, on arrivieg at Judd-street, bad' to tare up there in consequenoe of the remainder of the. New-road being closed nearly up to King's-croes by the works of the Metropolitan Underground Railway ; and at; this point of the pelmet the train, some forty feet long, had to enconeter considerable dif ficulty, and which required all the skill of Mr. ,bee swell, the conductor, to steer it, in the form of. fear sharp curves in succession, the first out of the New reed a few yards up Judd-street, the mania out of Judd street into Claremont-place, then down another narrow street, and again into the New-road, which, after ire/queue, pauses. however, and with the general public traffic of the road diverted into the mine track, it effected, together with the next stage to the Great Northern Railway at King's-. cross, where a large crowd collected to look en. Here there, was another pause to adjust t lie working xesr, and get up the steam for the severe test of ascending the well-known' Pentonville.hill, which rum from this point nearly to the Angel at lslington—a good mile run, and at a gradient in some parts of from 1 in 70 to 1 in 100, one of the' longest and steepest bills in the neighbourhood of London. It was a few minutes to 4 when the train commenced scaling the bill, and the scene on the road . was remarkably animated and amusing , popular pasquined leg being every now sod then indulged in at the expense of the spasmodic speed of the poor engine. Pentenville- Mll is paved with blocks of granite stone, but it has e siding of softer Macadam, and this was selected for the loteetotiee all along the route,. the fiat flanges of thq sleighs' and waggons being found to have no grip or hold upon the former, and it was with difficulty that it held on to the latter, without the road being strewn with the rubble in the waggons to enable the wheels to work on. Arrived at the chapel on Pentonvillebill, half way up, and the steepest pert of the ascent, the train came to a dead stop, and in spite of putting on the strongest steam power, it was found impossible to proceed with out detaching one of the mimeos, and thus diminishing the load one-half. The train then proceeded at a smart pace for a short distance until it reached the Crown Tavern, where, just as it was about "topping" the Lill, a loud crack, like the sound-of a rids, was heard, and es investigation it was found that the cog wheel, or traction wheel, of the lo comotive had broken short off in a portion of the periphery', and the whole affair awe to a stand still. It is perhaps only tair to slats that a similar load had been carried on a previous occludes to the toilet the hill, andfor the remainder of the distance to the North London Railway, by the New Cattle-market, without any such mishap ; and no doubt the accident of yesterday is attributable to the extensive strain to which the driving wheel and machinery were subjected in overcoming the steepness and inequality of the real • The anniversary festival of the Royal Hospital for Incurables took plow at the Loudon Tavern yesterday meeting. About a Misdeed gentlemen eat down to table, and the chair vas to have been occupied by his Grace the Duke of Wella, ILO., but in the absence of his ems, who sent arra at the latest hour, the Commie Sm. jeant, Hr. T. hers, was asked to preside. Amongst the company were Mr. Sheriff Lusk, the Rev. Dr. Reed, Dr. Cooolly, sad Dr. Werra. A list of donation an d subscriptions wee read, minding gifts of • hundred each from the Earl of Csrlisle, Rev. Dr. Reed, Igir. D. Dams, Mr. N. Powell, and Mr. H. Huth, tire Wad being nearly 1,4001. LONDON ORDINATION.—The Bishop of Londoit him given notloe that be will hold a general ordination do 'Trinity Sunday at St. Paul's Cathedral, and that tile 41.12.1111. =MOD of candidates who may present themselves will abbey tarn on • knowledge of the holy scriptures—that kr to my, a knowledge of the contents and objects of the wend ' leeks both of the Old and New Ter/amen/a will be regain& as ea l e :of the meaning and coolest of im=t pebefee and history of important vas& m g P idnata to refer ' for theft ii WeiWom to gb e ° A i wa Urea of the NewTeelanteal. to Watt t e le Novi Tata. Breckee Concordant/a Novi and Rep imerLaishoomoo. ID istemstioo respect i t hie reoesimiwide Oelsopt a tist fag of the Hil4e, Kitto!e Whoa gyelopodia, or simile: worb. It is added that /he study of the elements of Hebrew though Doi Mound. utrostly moommemied, and that fou; thfoundis papas the Osamir sag Lisbon of Gilliable will be urafoL Tyr * , ~~ i