The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-04 00:00:00

c a l , v r . • a .• • • • : (1111 A I , .. I •,.„>•-• „ 1 : s I I • id NV. Rrageant. Coventry, r •ud I.lirabrilt Li. wun , and Mazy Amelia Fostnr. ATION Nut, May 11, at tLePacally. armor, Mkt as at Font's ink May t at the Pacalty. —The market was tist 406. ; October to Down. 'vetting, 195 auks ; no 2.—Selee tort y 10,000 Jed export. 1,500 As o . 13;d. *HO. ; 300 3 lassie end Baia, 13ft: Smyrea. 74(1. to 134. me, 70. to 90. ; gid. to 9 d. ; JaPhc ß 7rk. sd. The market Moon ram, Nat 2.—We hays for all kinds of shippieg r pneral from all quarters extreme prices have been been very large had not ices. All dames of thins 'inners being deeply mulag oommand high tans. The an firm, wr a good in ilso, we have a very firm s is reported. Prices an In the cloth wankel than business since Friday, hat ed position of imams and have been well maintained, To-day there seems to he the total amount of bosi. me is still mash the MIS telegrams from India ate thou, of last week, and the markets of lean seems lo for 1100}111 li tl. time peg. 'goods have been but el s that attention has ham is. For this class of goods , resulting in a tolerably In pretty much the same as there is any change. to is par lb., and oottoe gd. par at of April, whin in many the full rates of that day. on standing s long time an *gentian are making for declare to Rive orders for willing to parakeet goods at, but stocks are mooed. rifling to take the risks of 2.—The attendance both of at the white and coloured or the average. The trurfer nothing of importance ban In the coloured hall a few Airs of the heavier clause of re been transferred. In the Algol hands, though only to a unchanged. DICILS/IrLD, MAT 2. —The I much below th e usual ave. Some lopes ere now enter e buyers baring been in rue ice Imre by co means bees igregate has mach exceeded MAT 2. —There is but little KING being expected to rule des oommeuciog next week, tales have already arrived. wit 140,000 balsa. At to-day's market a small sells readily at la. per qr. Id making 40e. to 42a, per !saner), but business limited. grinding moves off steadily 1 stout Dauisb. Beans and Oats move off freely at prior rivals for the week : Wheat. eats, 1,260 ; beans, 2,148; a little better show of wheat be demand, and millers wa nton" mousy than was obtaio- eels. Baena, oats, and other ie recent improvement has of wheat at today's market, I 3d. per coital has beau male. paid by eouotry millers. Flom Indian oorn is offering freely, r falling cheeks the demand ; .6 irregular. Oats and oatmeal Beans are up Is. per quarter. a last quoted. Market clam as a small show of wheat at owing to the bad appearance d at an advance of le., and is Spring corn prices in favour iv. to the grower :—Whest, per imp. bus., 455. to 475. 40s. to 41s. ; ditto, red, old, Os. Barley, beet Chevalier 325. to 341. ; ditto, rues lbs., 295. to 325. Oats, 3611*. Ds, old, 631ba to &Sibs, 40s. to &Übe.. 375. to 3Ss. weather today has undergoes/ Rik in the iuterval between pasture was low, with frosts us morning we bad a moderate rats, but owing to holders de of le. per qr., business was fired was at rather over Satur ator, but only in limited re• tending upwards, and the same axles remaining as before. RET U RN S. I 110. Jur- Total. WOO. . angers. chinas 186 S. 18 I. a a A • 4,517 870 3,807 LOA 823 1, , 12 1,827 1.457 2,271 3. 2 7 0 5,142 4, 275 1,655 237 1,863 1,860 VZSi INDIA AND PACIFIC ►i 2.—The Royal Mail Qom• ptain Jellicee, mailed he•ce this the British and foreign Wert , California. Central Americo, nen, a general cargo, and on ; jewellery, 8,83 U/. ; silver, x,1,2711, vraurarrs,—A new street is 1 to facilitate the traffic near ; to be scooropliahed by the Mr OLLOWATN PlLl.B.—Protec - Whand struggle foe existence in is everything. Holloway's purity ative Pdis are admirably adapted ands, whose functions see setzb ac lz no most precarious. The au sd by a judicious nse of these 1411 a, hem to active secretion, and ever, iou is placed at Ito natural &Mu lti leg It Is impossible W have a ,ssons and places, but nen these Pills hey univerully act cially ►(DES, AND DEATHS. [RTES. erkley-villas, Longhborowellark Buller. of a daughter. alogtou. Surrey, the wife of 6. W. Ills, W Imbledon-Park-road, Wands► oe; Eat., of a daught.a. iouthwell, the Iluu. Airs. L Monck- encode, Chi,lehurtd. Kent. the wde daughter. kesiAoaa. —April to, at Trail, near Taunton. V. Stuckey, Fag., ot Houle. or of the late ULT. P. Lethbridge, menet. pril 29, et the perish church. Wog. leton, George W BIWA. SOn 31 J. lard-villas, to !Judson., daughter of ry-equare. lalin,.ton. Aprltn, at St. Ilarylbotie chunk Garrick, Hobert MceDonnell, son at R. IL Wynyard, GB.. to Gertrude a lisior J. IL England. Mkt RogL dATHS. Bronswick-square, MOW% reedford. usu. 1. Davie; mg.. L7ppor Norwood, Admiral Fitz Rai. Idward, SOD Of G. Kean. of Solbaa• I WILLIAM Kos Elm" et off o. I. Cad of Leedom, krbotoo, do . la do Medd of Vdiffffidom -. i. -- ma molars AtrierRALL&N van d PAC= 9111.9.-9 or SYDNEY Moot (to ma pews imesi the Pa 110 4. laawgrigg i d o r XV), au imu- Dom ittop s it,P ME A II , eon:10,101,w : M= teed, ballt miler *odd money, Ma 10 its i 111*111112041919,"tral• occonualoddios Ir csblaj=en. t A wry oargoom tegstred.- lot WY CC • ; : i '6,4 early kr =VITT sad MOM, No. 9, BaNatoustroot, rT oxiiamdartamooder sad MOOSE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE e g Pam= lIHLY. For AOICLAIDS Meet kto eel Rudd the Ilyd_Juma L last shipping day lat lave). the sew &spat =OMAN ,A 110 yews, 1.1~480 taw W. 0. ; loading in She dl• on Doak& lids ,seiel, 'pedal warm, tea very to at sailer, %Ins a moot desirable opportunity m oilman of too and goods. Km good accommodation toccatas re was ot fisight or passage apply to DKVITT ae:itriii. 11.01tornimet, and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IJ d ?ACE= 8111 P.—For ADISAIDE Dtred to . nail the river punctually on t i ed. th June, calling at Ptymontk se tribedi eeleenten if requred, the new Aberdeen clipper dip flEgl o t , l, TIO tons register, JAMES ItALCOLII, Outte• books. This beautiful ship has been fitted ex weir Ice the Adelaide trade ; she non run goopooth so g sem other ooratort tor the aceonueodation of cabin won sr% or Tut carry an experienced surgeon it required. rpm ler One lines she Is expected to be oete of the foaled shi m amis.—For term ot to or prime sort to NA Lpour. on bard: or to DEVITT eed IMAM 9, Oren :,----------- MlMand MOORE'S AIIISTRALLIN LINE I= Silly-TO? LAUNCESTON Wed Nu = pas of hir also armed. sad Is loading INA lb* bat digger barque ONSTBURY, • 1. rsibtor SOO INITE, Commands: Il& Dock& TEM lOW{ kaolin tor bar pargess, and see **pet acsolankoasOom foe a few AM P•lseurm— rile imply lb Kr. T. E. WALINI4 NA. einag elk ROI= roc" =MET sal KOMI. S, BMW- LACE BALL PABBMIGEB LINK of I =Mb PAC .U$ be illitruLLL fr lad= dine& IL tadla Ma n 4. boa MaY II B. Isla hos II Z. lidla May ID ••• ONlsliad Dimmock.. t OO O 4O YougAs4r . aiii . . Lea .411 ailebtrod lir al parer beer by *dr punctuality and .014 perigee, weed a nottddrown reprettos, meid tart Inin a se ac=odation la iluied at by any am& adail—For to Aurelia to 11•111117:1 11 7. allleil Ile the a lai la UM; and T. 11. MAMA sod : 0e.,, 1, lomedinbelioreet, landar st:. OM . ARD LINK —BRITISH and NORTH ✓ AmisucAN ROYAL MAIL BTZAMIEHIPS, sppoletad • Amp to nen blame uvaszoo.r. wad NW YORK sad between EIMPOOL and DORTON, the Icons Alps cabs; et NaiNas to nod sad nonce natession Dad wile Tho leatai ce otter rank aro apoonlod ta lea trm Uwe** aft at Cast to mane Re stalk: CUBA, for NEW YOU. PaJazday, May S. riarmerr. and mots for Nassau and Havannak, to toteanferred at New York (subject to the peratinion or the I f 44 rigrria) on bond the RAAB. Conics. TON: Baturday, Nay IL PERSIL, for NEW YORE. Sataintar, Sae 10. Tonessao dinenadiss eireard'a km and peondan, but nthout wins or known :—To Sanaa sad /Wm, child cable, My swum obi% All To Raw York , chid cabin, 626: moan cabin, RIR YenOt Batas, &dog and New York, ES 0 4 n. wes ent Spa amt. retmepe.--Apply kJ. B. Fond, 61, Old landau J. M. Conic Haws, sad 11, Elan as Is J unk Paris ; G. and J. Bunn, Buchananotnat, Gisagsw ; D. sat C. Racine, gunertown : co. D. and C. limner, 8, Wat tent. Itrunwel No ticket win now be listed without the production of the ProPoril rind. BoiCKWALL LINE of PACHETEK—For MELEMINZICT PHILLIP Di r ect.—lterra 011.111rn ilp DOVIIt C,lOO tow, Captain DEACON, win WA the last N a ' La Is on the Sib May, call at Pirocertb. Int mei as exPerteneod surneon.—Apply 1 . 1311 M1N and Co., altered. LC. Pans wen by lids lbw can proceed W two Paddington to limpet& at resisted tares by apply- Is to Y. GROIN and Co. for tickets. VILLACKWALL LINE of PACK TS for MEL- A.! HOOPS' (PORT PHILLI P) Direet—MSara OREEICS Mg ANGLESEY, 1,10 ton, Captain I. JO. Ell leave least bats Docks on the 6th June, es/1 at and carry an rargeoa.—Apply to F. G and Cs, 140, Leda,. affect, Le Parensen by this fins aaa proceed by rail from Pad dlnitea to Plymouth at palmed tires by applying to Y. OHM sad Ow tor ticketa WILY uvrarow. YORK.QMIZZOITOWN TO NOW TBILITZRYOOL, NEW YORK, sad lIILLOILTBIA EMMET 0011 PANT tufted ea Nakao fall-powaredlubuill Iran War firesmallifpu lOW*/ the natal Stator of, MON irnmool. for OW TOOL Orlin paw, fir do mil airsaars =Oft errß W 11, aud oirera. acoardlue to tho acomarodatior a t i b a ff; ri z by x the liraurdora stoararru 1$ uslawas. Forward paw. I all provisions. rooted.Pareagan for ilar t if l uld ab lateo, rad BMA Columba, booked throat irnmadv=o•lll terms—tor Mawr particular apply to U. Irohaarrarr. Livapool ; or as raVall or Kam. o. omoo•oror. ass. to STOCKHOLM (with liberty to call STVIVI t. —The Ane Angeles' a.s., IfEWSLY, =tJ. BMITH, will oil for the above porta on t he nth Ma y , a w% run regularly abuts every three weeks during the WOOL Loed at Mclennan's Tier. Hem excellent accommo dates for aramis pastengers. Tam In 4n—ltor parneulara of Sleght, .le., apply to PILILLIPPS, GLIM% MULTI'S and Ce., 11, Rood hoe. EC. SOIAM from LONDON tOTHENBURG Direct —The One firatclam pad dle staarnahtp HANSA, Captain GLEGOitlf, Poo tone, 3to-borne power, will Imre for the above port In a few days. ml. magomma damer halenclid atcommodatlon for pameasera and from her greet en planed to mate the passage In the abort time of 46 —lee *es of freight which are very low, apply to PHILLIPPP, mune, putu.a r 8 and Co.. 11, Hood-lane, SC. lONIAN BAN H.—May 3, 1866. NOTICE IS ILEILX.BY GIVEN that the ANNUAL GENIC SAL MEETING of the proprietorr will be held at the Mar of Ste Corporation, a t Great Winchesters-aired, out FaIDAY. the ISM day of May. at 1 oclock ➢preeletly, at vim& motto. ea election will take place of two director* in the room of Almanac* . Pendia Petroeochino and Henry Richard Farrar, Eaqra., who go eat of °Mee by rotation, both of whom being eligible, heel been MoPosed for m-eketlon. —By onier, AerL. eserstary. GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 11, Loesberd-eireet, KC. REDUCTION of DUTY on PIES INSITEANCIS. no Company will gimi the full bengal of the redaction on Maul pollees by &erring the meant red of duty to Mid- Meer only, and the reduced rate or la. Id. Ice the year from St date. TEE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDE/UrAL DEATH ambers , COMPANY is now Otectotted at City Bank Climbers, No. IL Threadnesdis-etrert, elan the Comy Is prepared to receive proposals for Uarine Riniances at t oearrent rates. ARTHUR /AWES DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. ORLY. Secretary. COALS. SUMMER PRICES. GREAT WIBTIRN RAILWAY. Beat screened Booboo coals. old Ind nen las supplied to her Matertyl, Us. pee ton ; &taboo Ns, We.: WWI and Bette,. ler For ash. Orders to RVABON COAL MA NAOLR, GMAT WISTERN RAILWAY. Paddington. 3 r C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL.is on all packets so• sad boxes of their PRIZE MEDAL PARAFINZ SUPPLIZD TO RIR ILAJISTY'S GOVIRNIONT.CARDERS. I n :. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires • 00 bolder, BOLD or scraping : kb sak candlestick, •m to tin tad. SOLD KVIIIY Walla. • I C. and .1. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard z d . CliAy2d.lllKAZDNLEgorsemitarraranofroatire. C. and J. FIELD, Upper !derail, Lambe th , lar • issumfacturers of tbe celebrated UNMILD SERVICE Ma; manufacturers of the timer Pateot Said, Belf-Alarm Chamber Candles; manufacturers of the Alm Medal Paradise Ohndlea.AS SUPPLIED TO FIGH. IIAJNEITBGOVIIINMErt ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1 N I V IE This query is worthy consideration by everyone anxious relein the inestimable blessing—fight: for on correct know. =as to the proper time for using Spectacles win depend the Mot preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its gendency le determined a nicety of discrimination must be need Y adapting leases of the exact power that will supply the loss, or limparable injury will result. Opliademacks,Uke medical quacks, do Incalculable mischief by their [venal pretension, as Is leered by the victims of coentrl limbs" an d " dined Vendors. Surely, it were wirer to mak advice from some natof repute, and avoid AA to ow's West. The old firm en. narrlaand Hon (established 17110 ). 099e1te the &ltlsh _London. having apecimiii attended to the menu. ledlia : 7l7l.ll Psetaeles. are competent to &della on all that per tains to the remedying defective vision by Om accurate adapts aft of the lenses, mathematically tine, et tbe requisite power sand aim by the ladlcious selection at a spectacle frame (what impertaat) of the form most blooming the tam rI.ffANT Relief of Colds, Asthma, and Coughs gheri by M Dr. LOCOCK'g YITLMONIC WAJPILIgh —irons . W. DA. chemist, (antelbetrest, Palms I consider taminvaluable lag coughs. mkt.. seams. Wu" To W a g ers and Nils Wuhan they clew sod stregglhon Ihs "Am Th a7 have gyiesmot to Price is. list, '2a. 9d, and So. 4L Dan box. °°''a le al l Uuggida. OTTOK&N FIVE PER CENT. LOAN. bora! radar Ines of M, 1.841. sled UM March, s tar. Rensinal 'vital, 4,000,000 Iledlidies d'Or, or MAKS* ateriing. In Deeds to Bearer t>t £lOO sterling 110 Gold trans. £5O sterling- 06 ditto =1,150 do. £lO sterling 11 ditto ee 160 do . 'nth Interest at 6 per cent. per en= l ayable ball-yearly, on 14 July and Ju and 1-18 January, In in Loaders, trims in Purls. frankfort, and Amsterdam, and edlidies dOr In cow stentinople. Redeemable is thirtyneue o : s. ears t A 1 per cent. sinking fund applied in w. 'lse Oral law mates a Uwe de la Tette generale de TT. Ottoman," guaranteed by the general revenue. of the second law authorises the bsicriptlen In this "Grand lArre" of 40.000 060 Iledlidles COT. to be applied u follows : For ithe conversion at the atisting fa real debts 10,000.000 For the present loan Reserve. *totally destined for public west; sos te be irened sower thee 1,000.000. one year after the pre sent loan : 3,000.000 at the ermaest after two yaws: and 0 .6 00 . 000 at • ' soonest titer Orbs leant 40,000.000 or Z 35.9153,636. The laws provide that no turtle! Ineariptlea of debt Is to take place unless by a special law duly published. and sitar peorision has been previously made for the Interest and sinking fund of t r i . ni i rZ e new Inscription by sufficient Increase of revenue or of ezpandithre. The general debt inscribed in the "Grand Um" Is guaranteed by the reenwe fend: by the general revenue of the eseptte actually tree; and by all revenues previous/7 earned, as Übs7 become disposable by the amortisation of the eating foreign debts, of which they canatitate the special inmates The third law provides for the conversion of the orbiting In. Wrest debts. the camen6l6 . Mow orreeveett at Ow Pete eat £llO sterling el the New etre per Cent Stock, la each £lOO Turkish, and the other chases of Internal Debt on terms, the full particulars of Willa will be announced In a few days, when the 6 • 66866 r6 Fortiatates of conversion are ready. Th e p e ke of wee go w al& nand of Sao° sterling (bearing interest fres 1-111 January. 1866), is payable as follows : LS , on application. I 10 IS 10 „ nth St6ltmbec 6 . inn October. tee to coupon of le per cent., due 13th Jaly, 1906, reduces the price of the bond to VI, and subscribers will fume the option of paying their Instalments under discount at t h e rate of 6 per oast per &naafi: c any of the days fixed for the payment of the 'natal meat' ; bet In default of due payment of the respective instal all previous payments Ili be liable to forfeiture. After anolutent, scrip oertificates In sterling money will be issued to bearer, by the General Credit Company, for the portion of the loan subeeribed in England. a nd b y the foreign ngenclo for the amount subscribed on the Contlneet. The Continental scrip certificates will not be uniform with those issued to England until after payment of the final instal ment, when they will be exchanged for definitive bonds, which will be pd according to law in 'rakish, French, and tingilids. The conversion will be effected at The Contractor's Ogice—Constantinople. General (*alit and Finance Company of London (11Inited)— London. flociett Generale—Patti =de Credit et de Depot dee Pays Bas—Amsterdent.l Anstalt et Antis—Manna. Von Erlanger and Sons -Frankfort. Banque de Credit Genevele—Genevs. The sabemiption toe the new loan Is opened la Loudon—General Credit and Ftnauos Company of London ad . Lothbary. Constan ted tlncip T le—llee Centmetar's Oaks. Puls—ltedle italasser sad Co. Amsterdam—Bannae deCredit et de dudes Pays Bas. Frankfort—Ton Wiener and Sons. Where applimilems fbr alterenent nand be addressed, sown. panted by the prescribed deposit of 5 per cent. on the nominal amount applied for, wig& may be raid at the General Cs edit Caollmilt. 7. Lethhary ; Landau awl Wistadisetes Beak ; Union Bank olLoodon. Norma of application end use s may be obtained at the General Credit Oompas , sad of the Inters : Mem Mallon, iad Co., Lombard-street . Marra P. Catena,* and C0..52. Thteadneedle.street Mews. Laurence, don, sod Pearce, 7, Angel-court. Copies of the laws relating to the conversion and loan may be bad as the Mess ot the General Credit B ath e r,nce Company, and brokers. or at the solicitors, Messrs. Rose, Norton. and Go. 4 1 • 7 1etarlirstreet, Westminster. where the original dims. pots relating to Um autharisation of the loan are deposited. VORM 011 APPLICATION, WO. ... (To be reardeed by the Bankers.) IMPERIAL OTTOMAN FIVE PAR CVNT. LOAN. To the General Credit and finance Company of Loudon (Limited). Raring paid to , your DingterS, the aura el E being the relished deposit of 6 par cent. on g I request that %on will allot to me A in the above Loan, and hereby agree to wept that amount, or any kg' mum th at Easy be allottod to mil. 1861. Moe Twetienee. rrHE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Evening A_ ?forepaw and Review, cont .ine, besides all the New. of the Day, a Larne number of original articles on Politica, Liters Cure, die.-041co, le, Sallsbary4treet. Mans& Just published, Third MA" prime le , bad free for 14 stamps, 'with Photographic Illustrations. SKIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. By Rout J. JoiDAS, M.D. Containing the modern treatment (as adopted M the h ospital Si. Louis. Pada). for the cure of those numerous diseases so prevalent la a blob state of civilisation, too WWI consequent on en impure state of she blood. causing cutaneous eruptions, scorbutic affections, and scrofula; treatment for euperti^tal and deep seated ulcers: tor pidity of the circulatory system, causing discoloration of the hands. redeem, roughnem of the ekla, disfiguring the face, and toeing it an unsightly appearance, tulles of a deer, fair, and healthy maple:ion. This book la, as he has aimed to make it, 'thoroughly ussful and practical' - -Medical Times and Gazette. 4, August 1853. To be had direct from the Author, 29, Nome-street, Hanover square, London. W. DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGZ : Eta obwions, Happiness, and Dlosinsointassata la Mann. Cnroltill :or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, fifteen, 21s. Ladles day, Mondays At Dr. C s B As professonal re/knee, B. G rea t is m ihosough..essosa W. Also, the t.oolca Grand Turkish Baths, Is. Id., 19, Ea Martia's.la-Grand, YG NAM 111 full Adams tun in Occupation Dabs THE LONDON and MEDITERRANEAN BANK (United). Capital LKOOO,OOII sterling, In 100.000 shares of LIB each, of which 80.000 shares hare heen already subscribed. Deposit, El per share on application, and el Its, on allotment and 11 10 0 , fu rt her within three months after allotment . DIMBORMIL 110nOeur Anene Bernard (Yee m. B. Lean and Co.l, Alma- dria. Mondear Francois Bram. Merchant, Alexandria, and Member of the Imperial Legislative Chamber of France. William W. Cite Esq., ILE, Con ngkt.plaCe West, Hyde- Jam s B. Cancans& Req. (lam Cumming and Co.), Leaden. Allem landau. lea, Senior, Vienna. Emile Landau, Zig. (Meant L Landau and Co.), Alexandria. William J. Eamon, laq., Director of the National Provincial Rank of England. Walter Noel,g, Broadlands. Cimbamoommon. Ron. Rodeo Warne*, Waltham Abbey. Robert A. Routh, Req.. Chairman of the English and Australian Copper Company. 11111111C1. Werra Barclay, Bevan, Tenon, Twe'la, and Co., 54, Lombard firma B.C. The London and County Bank, ti, Lombardatreet, B.C. The Branches of the National Provinei .1 Bank of England. AUDITOR/ -Messrs. Coleman, Tnrquand, Youngs, and Co., public accountants, Terkenhouse-yard, En. BoLlcriona-Mems. Wilkinson, Stevens, and Wilkinson, Nicholasdane, B.C. BROZIIII. Mears. J. and A. Berimgeour, W. Old Broa&dreet, B.C. Messrs. lamina and Rowed', I. Threadneedlentreet. E.C. Beeler/AT-George Camellia lag. Tamporary 011icee-e, Liege Arms-yard, Moorgatestreet, EC. 101 X OP APPLICATION 101 MUM. NO. 'To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of the London and Mediterranean reek Gentlernen,—llavlog paid to your bankers, the man of C balms a deposit of St per share on shares in the above Company. I hereb request that you will allot ate that number and I apse t o eceePt seas shares, or any tees Dumber that you may allot to me, and to become a member of the Company In res of the shares allotted to me. I fart4r atilborb. rilt te Mwern by Past, to my address, as below, the esellMeatell for the stem which may W allotted to me. Usual disature Name to MI Xaddesse vivAssolisa Das irBOOT BILIOUS and LIT= = ; atm tains tionody. proyand without Mt laarodatot. trots Not al Do llooda, will Ito ismilnalsable qua INVIGOBATIVX NXILVINE /NANCE se an sibo sit trees ati um ociapiarie. TM mo s t og= yawed sad sod pawed all* rind. tialtailkidialm. et tbo oyaa Ma Pro= Vio =dial • maim ay Na atonal coadtlima sooMvorea. as a aloft optritat osodlobk NA at a paollor of la its tectorty am Ilto *gttyr at walla waist Malta dr Ow b ka& WV an Mali aloolltat : mild la p er =Oda woad I=g,lt b • weak tot ty et all lido, sad tam Ha at rakes' to the otootaak kaog wale oggotAtia oimm . othooloatodatata poptiamod plkoplato et soda, sod oltelllthot Übe ~fit Ilerves. 113141M-112/4 tssst I. , ......... u......... ~.. dratati& INK ilt InallWallott4L. tot totate. co tour qamatitios to ato too tio. Sok itambto IN la ltd. tad fart V rwk ooyo to soar De: Marrs. pommies aid Oa,'" Osatotioloooh. w.c.. Ilooies OM= Pala tooter taaimed no pater an SIP MIMI& tali WPM. MOS • IN tad. loadmolsoirtot. Le... Lora& pawl Irish s ad smeat illi ....".......,,o. REPRZSIH 4 TATION OF if LLDON.— On Tuesday T O i Comma, is formed for the purpose of converting the I £lO shares of the Continental Bank Corporative into Shares of , afternoon a meeting of the Conservative Club was held at LIO, and to carry out the amalgamation of that Bank with the that town for the purpose of selecting a candidate to contest Bank of Mama E. Landau and Co ,of Alexandria, and foe Mall- . that borough at the mums election in conjunction with toting commercial, financial. and monetary transaction , between ; Mr. O. M. W. Peacocks, the present conservative member , this country, the Continent, and Egypt. ' fdr. H. J. Belem, abo had for some time been before the Five of the ZlO shares In this Company will be allotted to the , ' • constituency an a candidate, having acceded to a name• shareholders is the Contisental Beak, in exchange for each of their present 1100 shares. The £2O shares alioied isi ex- , fouslymemed requisition to contest the southern division of change fors hame on which Alt has been pald, wth be credited Essex. Mr. J. O. Parker presided. The candidate intro with £6 paid rap: and those allotted In exchange for shame on ' poled to the meeting Earle, who acted as which £ r f, only has been paid, will he credited with 43 paid isE ; ! private secretary to Mr. Disraeli whoa that gentleman was The arangements which have been made for anodgmiat { Chancellor of the Exchequer, and a resolution war adopted sad managing the busbies, of the above establishments are suc ,_., the as, aided by the high Istyptian commetions of hies4ra landau. • P...il i °l l ... marine to u" every effort to serum his return cannot fail to secure to thla Company a very extensive and ptc. , so conjuisetio• with Mr. Peacocke. Stable business. 1 SYST E MATIC BENTYletrien SOCIETT.—The annual The ertabli.hment of Moms. landau and Co, at Alexaadria. : meeti of this society was held last evening at Exeter-hall, In addition to Its regular hankie; operations. a.s long enjoyed n ,„ F. y, Bart., presiding. There was • very mune. an extensive connection with prodmen and esporters of produce "'" in Egypt. This business has always yielded most favourable re- rous attendance, and !even: gentlemen connected with phi sults ;end no better proof of this con be given than the tam that Withrow. and religious objects were present. From the the firm, during the whole of its existence, as well as the other report it appeared that the society had anameded in seem. banks lately established laypt, have experienced an absolute , ing the services of some very eminent men in co-operation immunity from lose in th ei r transactions of this class of , with the working body. A most satisfactory sod encouraging haulages letter had been received from the Chancellor of the The daily Increasing trade of Egypt with Europe, and eve- . chilly with England, Is also a rare guarantee for the enhanced Exchequer, who e x p ressed in the hi hest terms his More mo of this Company : the profita hitherto realised approval of the objects of the society, and the by Messrs. Leaden and Co. are alone sufficient to yield a large means by which they propose to carry them out. The return upon the capital proposed to he called up : and the save- operations of the society, which were vigorously carried on, ret parterre ci the firm. In order to show their confidence In the had extended to Halifax. Bristol, Bradford, Msooliesf future meow of the Company, have taken a e l flarg umber of Sheffield , Stockport, Stirling, and other parts of the Bois. shuts, and will continue in the active management the busl , Kingdom. The 'mist had beep so long before the public nese at Alerandria r Th e is iib b b es s l eo more s eb s ce . c p eTs tice. ss a Director, of that it woe unnecessary to state its character, and the B. Bravay, whom exertions will be coped May devoted to the amount of nubile support it had received testified to its extension of the Bank's relations, with the ggyptlan govern- efficiency. Its operations w e re b e i ng extended e c , I n di a meld, a class of transactions in which be has hitherto engaged, 1 and Australia, and as the title conveyed the esteem of the with very snooental remits. ' institution there could be oo doubt of lb cosmopolitan The amalgamated eatablishmenta propose liquidating all their . i stamen. The meeting was addressed by several speakers, present transectioes up to the date of amalgamation. The articles of association of this Company, and the agreement who illustrated from experts**. the necessity for such an in entered into for acquiring the business of Messrs. Landau and stitution, and the feeling of the meeting was (testified by • Co., can he seen on application at the office of the Solicitors. 1 larg o c o elhalthaw et rhe close, A deprrit of ti upon each share meet be paid at tare °Mom of 1 IL Somunr.—The one hundred sod fifteenth either of the Bankers of the Company, on application, according I to the annexed form. i anneal meeting of the above society was held last evening, Yoram of application for shame may be obtained of the Seers. ' Captain Trotter in the chair. The report showed that the tory, at th e Company's Mikes, and of the Bankers and Brokers. I business of the society had rapidly during the last few years. The receipts for the past year were 8,5861„, which was more than 1,0001. in drabs of the previous year, sod more thaw doable the amount of five years ago. A considerable number of new subscriber had been added to the list. Grants offibooks sod emote had been made to Suudayachoola, village titularies, city and home missionaries, end others, sod large parcels of the society's publications bed been exported to forties parts. The report farther stated that the committee had roam* detensised to supply every Sunday scholar throughout the land with • complete copy of - Bsayea's Pilgnm's Pro- grass " for oft poesy. The society'. numerous pibliestiose were exhibited around the room, sad interesting statemeake made with gamma to the good which had hem effected by their diatrlbutioe. Amami the speakers were the Rev. Charles Bullock, Dr. Campbell, Rev. J. B. Owes, and Mr. Joseph Payee. Tsui AHRIMAN SHIP liacitamicero.—DOTzo, WactitanDAT.—At two o'clock this morning two ~hors from the above ship jumped overboard, Intending to swim ashore. One of them was drowsed in the attempt The other was picked up Is a state of insensibility by ace of our meet goard, who with the mildews at a dog gallantly rescued him. He wee moseyed to the Bailer? HOW, Wiwi . * the means for metering eurpesded animatiog were used successfully, and at 9 a. s the poor man wandfe recoverbsg. Both men were English milore, and had bees aboard the Atasseisaa vend about Ave =Oaths. LONDON INDUSTRIAL . ERNI IPLOB.ALHALL. CoveatvisAen.—AltilAW oll. MEM for time most week : Opts from 10 OM 10 ; adinlimice, I/. PridAy. HatillOWS de.7 ; evaAw._ li. J. A. NIOLIOLAY, Poem& 4. YOBRZLI Sacratag• Plhorrapasospes. MOT 10E.--Stalls Quit* Fall, Area Standialg 4-1 Boom 01111. GsUee9 Criaataed. for Oolong Madan Second Day itepreaentation on Saturday afternoon. To prevent disappointment early application ia_maireethlly solicited !x • and Vacua to witness the THIRD DAY SISTIATAIN 1111MT on BATUT.DAY. May a. Doors open at half-put two. Colonel Rods» Will repeat his Martha, and Itairsorilbswy Illusions every night at eight *Woolf. The Great Indian DIEM Feat continuos to stone the greatest ssesetleg A. NIMII.O, AellorManogrg. Theatre of Kriel. zooms Hall. THE OXFORD.—" The Brother end Sister," 17 Mr. Reeve and Slr Henry litehgt o "Ls Maw attune, by Amber. Midi, Mated aged 8 nen ; Mona Lonelier, the Great French Team d, Wile. Bane, Mlle Bab, Madame Ramadan, lea Freres Me nett*, he hem Talliate. and the celebrated Mbabane. RVIRY liViNlll6. PPARIS.-GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. -1 hatablithed in 1816.-ilitaate in the mod antral Port at Paris, hue dm Rival sad Mos do Palate Serial-Six hasdred bedrooms at from 8 to SO,tr.- 00 Sitting rooms at tram a to SO tr. -a richly decorated Dining Saloon-Sable d'Hate at Six acts* -Public Coffee and Dining Rooms-Choice Wines-Dhasige served 1 la carte both In the diaing•raoma sad the private apart moat -Reading and C.oeversation Saloom : also Ostrow tor Olualcal. Wedding. sad other parties-all Newmann, and Serial Publication' reoelmd-Diver, C 0(... Smoking. and Sanwa Itoona-sunnerausßattiloriagnson,tha promisee-SM. ado Priv:ago* at oomoosid-Dud nuollio ail Pee t IsOor•box-Tolosoaph ono. sad Aff of tomato spook"( bit- PROINMIIIAPHIC APPARATVB sad efIUIMTUIO 13181111111iNTIL B. J. 0. STEVENS will SBLL by AUCTION, at Ms Grist Roam. Oil Klardreffit Opymitlsr 4o4 TO-MORROW, May 4, at half-past It mummy, a valuable sr sertment of CA MIAA3 and LENdild of all Meek by Rose, Dall meyer, Volghtlaader, and other makers ; Mao baths, printing frames, glass-pietas, sad great variety of miscellaneous articles, omelette, of teiessopea seteramopes, smile lantern elides, bas, revolver. do.—May be //Mend. lad atielognen had. SPECIAL NOTICE.—DUTY OFF TEL.-- PHILLIPS and Ca will ILEDUCH all prose Hamm par wand on and aftar ilaturaq next, May IL—PHILLIPS and Co.. tea MaretoatiL a, Sins vigliam-street Lawn, LC. TNDI A OUTFITS.—THRESHER and GUNNY. siert door to Sonseresa-how. Strand, forward 100 applioatiow) LISTS of the 100Neury OVUM for every utiatment, with prima tor seeds article. N.B. Three Prim M ed al awarded for Thresher's Cashmere dame' shirts, India gauss waistasta, and ladle Tweed Wits, which can only bs procured at this establish ment, It; atrestd. Tendon. GENTLIENKN'S DRESS . — No. 105, Staind. ••• HAMILTON and XIMPTON. Tailors, Invite an early lespection of the NZW SPRING GOODS. which awe sow nods. N.B.—A stock of Oveyooshi always on hand tor prawn% use. lee, AN OPPUBITZ =ITER NALL FOR ORNTLIMRN : at HYAM and CO.'S, id and at, 01.702.D4T11.111tr. II YAM and CO. have prepared an entirely sinrwroce for the present mason, comprehending every possible description of C LOULLYO for Geniiiinen and Juvenile& FO R GENTLEMEN : at RYAM and CO.'S , 1 06 and 67, OXFOiLD-STIOISL Overcoats for ann. Bala, aLdjust Ifia. 61. to Si& Overcoats, silk-lined and f &sits Or Business, tho Park, and Tourists at to 1166,. Jackets In all the Fashionable Styles flu to 421. Dress Mats in wooded and woolyed clefts Soodziosham !knouts la Vossotlass sal ins cloths Vesta In Cashmeres, silks. washing drills, aNs. • • 7 6 . ed. in SIL 1 Trousers ln all lashloustde styles 11114 materWs its. 6.1. to 15a. SEPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENTS. RYAN and Ow, 115 and 67, 01101tD4Talit. No. I. Oeatlataates clothing roe tgaosdlats WOW. L Bamako ot Order Depatmaat. Bop' and Youths' Dlsttnet DepartmenL „ L Hata, Caps, lioatery, and Outfit Department. TO LADI3B.—ROWLAFIDS' IiALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti ying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imports to the chreP. and the softness and delicacy which It induces of the hands and arse, its capability of soothing Irritation sad nonoving ill redness, tan, plciples, spent, besides, Meadows. tkess, and other cutaneous rbastices, renderas, indispensable to every toilet. It obriales alt the aeon of climate oa the skim• whether with reference to cold end locimsnm, or intense eels: beat. Price es. Pt and tae. 6d. per bottle.okl at rO. Hatton. garden ; and by chemista and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands arks," beware of spurious and pernicious articles ander the num na nd Kalydor." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. immoants.) THE SPANISH SENATE AND THE JILSIUNATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. MADRID. VAT 3. • To-day the Senate voted unanimously a resolution expressive of their sentiments of horror at the semasination of President Lincoln, and their sympathy with the people of the United States. THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. n. 918 Kir S. In to-dtay's sitting of the Corps Logi'latif the government bill to raise a contingent of 100,040 man for 1865 came on for diecussion. ilarnier.Pages proposed the reduction of the number mentioned in the bill to 90,000. He re called the words of the Emperor, that the temple of war was closed, and he reviewed the military posi tion of the European powers at the present time. If. Oarnier-Pages concluded by saying that it was usneesssary for France to continue to maintain her army on the present war footing. 0 speakers addressed the house in favour of 4 . the and reminded the members of th e o p inion l 'expreseed by M. Thiess, who was opposed to any reduction of the army. The debate will be continued to-morrow. JOURNEY OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. PALMA, MAT 2. In order not to arrive at Algiers during the night the Emperor stayed a short while before Palma. Yesterday the sea was very high, but the weather was beautiful. The Emperor will start at 8 o'clock this evening. His Majesty is in excellent health. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, BAT S. The Bing paned a good night, and his begat in THE ZOLLVERZIN. BERLIN, MAT 3. The National &thaw of this evening says "We learn that in the assembly of the Zollverein delegates, sitting here, the question of a treaty of commerce between the Zollverwin end Italy was diScussed. It was stated is the discussion that great obstacles to the conclusion of such a treaty existed in the fact that the kingdom of Italy had not yet been recognised by many German govern mental, members of the Zollverein ; but it was at the same time stated that everything was prepared I for the execution of such a treaty by Prussia!' TURKEY. 31.Akt.SEELLES, MAY 3. Adrian received yore from Co nstantinople state that the Sultan will preside at new Privy Council four times a week. EXPRESS FROM PARIS (nog otra oww PARIS, WimrieDAy Rinanat, In the Corps Legisl►tif to-day the debate began on the army estimates, and M. Brame moved the reduction of the annual contingent from 100,000 men to 90,000. No report is yet published. The Paris freemasons have made a remarkable demonstration of sympathy with the United States on the occasion of the murder of Mr. Lincoln, who was a brother of the craft. Some of the lodges have resolved that all the members shall go into mourn ing for three months. A letter in the Temps, after observing that the government, the great bodies of the state, and the press have publicly proclaimed their indignation and grief at the calamity which has befallen the United States, says that the masses have no means of giving expression to their feelings on the subject. Public meetings are not allowed, and only a com paratively small number can go out of their way to sign addressee. The writer who gives his name and address, "Rend Dubail, 34, Rue du Chateau d'Eau," proposes that by way of general mourning, a piece of crape, or even a mere black ribbon, shall be worn round the arm, were it but for a day or two, and suggests that Monday next should be the first day. He thinks the government Gould not see in this any act of sedition. I should not wonder if this suggestion were to be acted upon in a good many individual cases, and cer tainly the police would not interfere. But I do not think the manifestation is likely to be general. Political enthusiasm in France is not easily excited by transatlantic events, however grave and startling. Madame Drouyn de Lhuys has been created by the King of Portugal a lady of the royal order of Saint Isabela. This little fact is cited by the France as evidence of the friendly feeling which prevails between the Court of Lisbon and the Tuileries. I am afraid it does not prove that ultramontanism is as little influential in France as it is in Portugal. At theßourse the market wee heavy, but closing quotations are nearly the same as yesterday. The only material changes were in Mobilier and Lyons, both of which were Bfr. 75c. lower. A declaration of bankruptcy, dated the 28th tilt., has been issued against the Paris Parcels Delivery e Company (Footage Parisian). ____.•-•.--• SUPPOSED ARREST or WILKES BOOTH AP QUEENS. uOwE YEWS:EDAM-11u following telegrams van reosived yesterday at Mr. Banter's office Liverpool, May 3.—A telegram received here announces that Wilke. Booth leaded from the Edinburgh at Queenstown, and wen immn diately arrested." " Queenstown, May 3.—The man who was arrested here upon landing from the Edinburgh was not Wilkes Booth, but a parenger named O'Neill, who hears a striking likens to the amnia of Mr. Lincoln, and who had previously been arrested in Boston. He has been liberated." The Inman steamship Edinburgh, from New York co the 22nd ult., arrived at Quer/meows yesterday at 1.30 p.m., with 13,000 dols. in specie and 248 passeegers. She landed 45 passeagers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 2 p.m. nwmou'rn, Mar 3.—The Star of Tasmania, from Otago February 2, for Loodoe, hes rimed op the Chase& She brings live cabin and eight steerage perm gers, 3,814c5e. of geld, and a ergo of wool, bass sad boom AMOY Foucownse.—A letter from Charleston says" wherever oar amiss go Eve institutions are use follow it—the pasteoffico, the ranitary conmaiesioe, express rempanies. the Christian oommissioe, and the dierrbass." It having coots to the notice of Major-Gemini Dana, eomorsding the Deportment al Milsbolgti,llhd webs al the giantess fa the vicinity of Ylekso o oB. 11 10 ' peeing posed for this year's orop, have enmermes spas the pewee of soldiers who fell daring the siege el berg. the general has ordered them a the pounds wed fee the burial of say soldiers . Oaks 4 1, reds lutd &eland that the (mud obeli be beld mend to that W rpose, sad no &drier of the sell Mil be per mitted for the spree el six hell es oisker wa. of ewe see me will any week rather rabbi& be allows* to apes the posed ea creengted- —New reek ppm LEWES. FROM WILKES BOOTH. The New York World of tbe 20th publishes letter from Wilkie Booth, preceded hy the follow ing explanations : Ths following verbatim copy of a' letter in writing which is the handwriting of John Wilkes Booth, the murderer of Mr. Llseoln, has bra furnished as by Be.. William Millwood, Veiled States Ma nd e l of the Easton District of Penosylvania. It was banded over to that officer by John S. Clerk% who k • brother-W.l"w of Mr. Booth. The Isiatery 'connoted with it is somewhat peouliar. In November, DM, Um paper was deposited with Mr. Clarke by Booth, in • sealed euvelope, "far safe kespis&" Mr. Outs being iporeat of its oonteats. la January hot Booth milled at Mr. Glarke's I t asked for the package, and it was given up to him. It is now supposed that at that time he took out the paper and added to it his ligature, which appears to be in a dif ferent ink y to that wed iD the body of the letter, and also may. anguage employed weld not have bees pot 10 it o Afterward he rammed the package to Ilz. Clarke again for safe keep, sealed sod biasing the superscription "J. Wilkes Booth. " Tim %- closure was pawned by the family withoot ens photon of its nature. Anise the afflicting informa tion of the usessioation of the President, which came upon the family of Mr. Clarke with crushing fore% it woe ooealdired proper to open the envelope. There were found in it the following paper, with some seven-thirty United States bonds, and oertfficatas of shares in oil win "es. Mr. Clarke promptly heeded over the paper to Marshal Millward, in whose mistody it Dow remains. From • inroad of this paper it seems to have boss prepared by Booth as a vindication of some disparate sot wild* be bed is sestosa plation, and froze the language used it k gimbal& that it was a plot to abduct the President and sorry him cg to Vlrgiata. If this wee meditated itfailed, and from making • primmer of the President up ti his asenedookon was we army step for • man of perverted principles. Tbe letter is am follows 1864. My deer Sir,—Yott may uss this se you tbiak Bet as some may wish to know whoa, who, and why, sod se I koow not how to &sot, I give ft Ii the wads of your weir) : TO WHOM II KAT COnagin. Eight oe wrong, God jades me. sot man. For, be my good or bad, of ono thisg lam sure--the lasting coadsmnation of the North. I love pesos more than life. Have loved lie Caton beadeaprienks. For four years have I waited, hoped. and prayed far the dark clouds to break and for a restoration of oar former sunshine. To wait lover would be • rime. All hops of peace is deed. flingers have proved as idle es my bees. God's will be done. Igo to see and share the bitter end. I have ever held the South went • night. The very nomination of Abraham Liocola, four years ago, spoke plainly, war—we. upon Southern rights and institutions. His election proved it. Await as overt anti." Yes, till you are bound and plundered. What folly I The South was wise. Who thinks of argument or patinae when the finger of his enemy promo on the trigxer In • foreip war 1 , too, could ssy, " actary, right or wrong." But in =le such as ours (where the brother triesto piers' the s heart), for God's sake, choose the right. Whim a country like this spuros justice from her side she forfeits the allegia nce t u llyz a llorrest freeman, sad should leave by any fealty "cover t to act as lii: ln oonsokoes may approve. People of the North to hate tyranny, to love liberty and justice, to strike at wrong sad oppreesion, was the Meshing of our When. The dody of our early history will not let me forget it, and may it sever. This country was formed for the white, not for the black man. And leek* upon Alrkaa slavery from the mine stood-point held by the noble framers of our constitution, I, for use, Uwe ever considered it one of the peeled blessings (both for tlaantelver 11101 us) that Hod ever bestowed upon • &toured nation. Wager heretofore our wealth mod power, witness their "lima= and ealiebtonmest above their race elsewhere. I have lived among it most of my life, and have seen Iwo harsh irciatonet from mister to man than I have behold is tha North from fatker to son. Yet, heaven knows, no one would be willing to do roe for the negro race than I, could I but see a way to AIM better their modifies. But Lincoln's policy is only prep:lag the way for their total annihilation. The Soot/ an Dot, nor have they been, fighting for the continuant* of slavery. The first battle of Bull Bun did away with that ides. Their mums sines for war have berm as noble arid greater far than three that urged our fathers os. Erma should we show they were wrong at the begionlsg of this egotist, cruelty and injustice have made the wrong OWN the right, sad they stand any (before the wonder and admiration of the woad) as a Doble band of pa- Wolk heroes. Hereafter, reading of their deeds, Thee reopylai will be forgotten. When I aided in the capture sod execution of John Brown (who was a murderer on our western border, and who was fairly tried sod connoted, before an impartial judge end jay, of imam, and who, by the way, bas since been made • god), I was proud of my little sham in the transaction, for I deemed it my duty, aid that I was helping oar common country to perform an are of justice. But what was • crime in poor John Brown is now considered (by themselves) as the greatest and only virtue of the whole republican party. Strange tranani pekoe Vies to biome • virtu*, simply beeause mare indulge la it. I thought thee, es now, that the abolitionists were the only traitors in the land, and that the entire party de served the same fate as poor old Brows, not because they wish to abolish slavery, but on account of the means they have ever eudeavoured to use to effect that abolition. If Brown were living, I doubt whether he himself would set slavery against the Union. Most, or many, in the North do, sod opeoly curse doe Union; if the Smith aro to return and retain • single right guaranteed to them by every tie which we ono) revered as sacra& The South can make Do choke. It is either extermination or slavery for themselves (worse than death) to draw from. I know my Aoki°. I have also studied bard to discover upon what ri p en the right of • Mato to secede has been clesied, when our very nacos. Coital States, and the Declaration of Independence both provide for secession. But there is no time for words. I write in haste. I know bow foolish I dual be deemed for undertaking such • step as this, where, on the ous side, I have many friends and everything to make me happy, where my profession alone has gained me an income of more than twisty thousand dollars • year, and where my great permed ambition in my profes sion has such a great field for labour. Oa His other haled, the South have never bestowed upon me one kind word ; • place sow where I have no friends, pt beneath he sod ; • place Pere I must either beoome • p exos rivate soldi t er OT a beggar. To give up all of the former fyr the latter, brides my mother and sisters, whom I love so dearly (although they so widely differ with me in opinion) seems insane ; but God is my judge. I love justice more than Ido • country that disowns it; more than fame arid wealth ; acre (heaven pardon MO if wrong), more than • happy home. I have never been upoa a bat tlofield but 0, my countrymen, could you all bat me the reality or effects of this horrid war, as I have seen them in every State (save Virgishi). I know you would think like me, and would pray the Almighty to credo in the Northern mind • sense of right and justios (even should it posesse no sessoniog of mercy), sod that He would dry up this said blood between us. which is daily grow ing wider. Alas, poor country, is she to meet her threatened doom? Four years ago I would have given • thousand lives to see her remain (se I had always known her) powerful and unbroken. And even now I would hold my life as naugl4 Ito seal her what she was. 0, my friends, if the fearful scenes of the past four years had never boss enacted, at if what has bean bad bean but a frightful dream, from which we could now awake, with what overflowing bearta could we bless our God and pray for His continued favour. How I have loved the old flag can nem now be known. A few years since and the entire world scald beast of nose so pare end spotless. But I have of lots bees seeing aad hearing of the bloody Beds of which she he. been made the emblem, and 'would shedder to think bow chanpd she has grown. 0 how I bays longed to see hot break from the midst of blood and death that circles round her folds, spoiling her beauty and ternishiog her boaour. But so, day by day has dm bee drugged deeper and deeper into cruelty and oppression, till DOD (ice my eyes) her ones bright red strips" look like bloody gashes on the face of Heaven. I look sow upon my early admiration at her polies as • dream. My love (to thiegs stand to-day) is for the South dorm Nor do I deem it a dishonour in attempting to make for bur • prisoner of this man, to whom she owes so much Cl misery. If mosso attends me, Igo penniless to two ride. They my dm hes fourid that " last ditch" which the North have so lose &tided, and bees endeavoariag to fere" her in, forgetting they are our brothers. and that it's impolitic to goad an enemy to madness. Should I reach her is safety and find it tree, I will proudly beg permission to triumph or die is that same " ditch' by hoe side. A Coolidge** doing ditty on his own resposability. J. Waxes Boom. As " AMC= " Column.—Mr. Stephen Reed, eithiar, NerreradrarrTars. as wafter for See* Nora. rusberisaid, died a his readisse is that awe as Terriday. Mr. Rai ea ;ratably the elders aroner is Reeked. lava( bald his Mee so Isis than 56 years, ad he pro- Wily " sat spar" more aquas sr catedropber of terrible =spited* this say ass is his this, men video ray be ansiersied the (meet sepia, expieriee et wells lad ad Sundae, ad the Healey metarapha Mt. Reed ex. reared the faecaose et his alike midi within a canara ttaly short period el Ids Ora. Row. 0110GBATHICAL 13001117..--At the evening on Monday seat Ow fellaviet s6 P l Pon wnl it...4..a te 'T a l i 2•- I"n E xus, . ; aiiiiiineeT:l7..7. at B.N. 2. Rov w Zmi Blase leat Atria& • Dr. Kirk. 8. Rasa Travels is aimless* arts rd ; by Dr. asset. THIS DEBATE ON MB. BAINES'S REPOBX BILL. The Times now writes etrongly against Mr. Baiswes bill. To wine " would be deliberately to throw wide the balance of power setnelly *slating sauced es. tad the }loess of Cornaeces did well is Wasik** Wore taking nab an irretrievable stop." The Pod, is a milder tom, allows that the question whether the elfese d enteeding the freashise, as proposed, would be productive of the evil apprehended. ia fair muter of diemesios. "It is net tanameable that the Boas* of Commons should dein a fair opportusity of discuses; the provisions of Mr. Bathed/ bill, though we an inclined to think that the diet main is sepided by the prospect of a forthcoming deetioe. Awkward question may be asked at the hustings, and professing Women may tad it cos. veniest to assume a virtue though thee hens it Dot." The debate, carried os mainly by members of the liberal WV, is extremely edifying to the Menet* Hensid. Mr. Beier was soundly buffeted by his ewe Meade, retuned like him to turn out the Derby Ministry for its faint beartedems is the seder of referee aid rain to power an administrations whisk should per a thorough sod mega. 11140thie. "We will sot taunt the sew anyone wilt • their old snore, or imam iato the steps by which Mr. Lowe, who, ea a sessaker of the ministry, supported the 64 trendies is 1900, arrived at the eouvietion he embodied • in the alas speak be delivered y Men* olionnoo• We wept their testimeny to their ewe ignorenes or total west of piesiple. mad we am gad is me them espeadetet and giving their aid to dem the wild Ole of derseenesp. Bat their pert conduct forbids us to trust them. We liter ; no waft that if reform should at asy time mom a gad ecy they will sot be amanget those who hallos it lendesL ° — The Advertiser Rude We an the laird mosettneeeise la I the lead will take are that they put the proper premeni.: oe their respective esemeestatiess Were the debate is tamed " Let the oonetatasecies tell those of their mem bees who say they are sincere is their &imam a< elk OZ• tesuise of the trendies to at lent' 61. qaditeatiose, deg they are not found smug Mr. Beier. supporters whoa the division lists are published, they may regard the fact u the deuth•imell of their oussexiou with the constituencies they now represent. If the Anton will only had such language as this to than mesaliers who, while prairie( liberalism with their lipe, ere brie in their beats, itPAU not be lost epos them.' D#AirA. DRIIWf•LANII. ---- The first requirenteel - in it iive-act drams Is s' elm sad istemsting eke", end lie lest requirement is em' historical theory/I Ibemakewpidtheopbteal sebsol, which whitewasher; a petreimmiebesseter et ths oast of making it ineffective. Rained the Third, se be appears upon the stage, is doubtlem a very gross caricature of the mo narch be is supposed to repreesen but be is fax more satisfactory to in average theatrical audience then any unfamiliar phentore would be eonetracted MTh fatly Is the Reoord-offios. When the new lights of hiebni have boss barn* la the world for at lent a century they may be misty el ewed to illarothe the theatre, bat sot Worn end Mr. Fakeseses sew pkg. waded Lords Ordeal, or the Old and Bets 'RORK protaced at Drury-lame las 'debt, would have been moth improved if the author bad observed this rale. Mr. Falconer's attempt to show that Robespierre is a much misrepresested patriot is more credi table to him amen historical writer than aa an 'dor and dramatist, but anfortusetely the public go to the theatre to am plays and adorn and sot to have their prejudices uprooted, their minds instructed, or their ancient faiths de stroyed. So much for the historical theory and the analysis of the characters ! the story of the drama reey be related far mere briefly. The plot is little more than the love of a young female aristocrat for a poor plebeian, and the mirages be tweet pride sad affection. The young plebeian in of canzse, sable ha spiral and setiose—he eaves every. body, from Robespierre to a earving.maid, and coatjame his aristocratic rivals, leas by the power which be gains ander the republic than by hie neelfiehaties mid maser The play is sing ularly undramatic in °attraction and barren of incident—the taking of the Baatille is related, not shown, sod there is nothing like the bustle of the Dead Heart or The Tale of Two Cities to excite the midkoca. The love sasses are eerefnUy sod delicately written, the blank verse dialogue seldom rune to seed, but there in far too math talk for the eery limited soaks of the drama. The talk is net as didactic as might base been expected, sod the apostrophes to liberty are not very numerous ; but fora !lotus of rather puffy blank verse are hard to bear, when swooned with only toe murder and one dueL The cast of characters was conspicuous for the absence of many of those Radios names which have been associated with this theatre drain the present management. Mr. Walter Lacy played • gay Lod chivalrous nobleman of the old regime. with abundance of striking deportment and careful olocatioa ; Mr. R. Phelps represented a yowl, gentle. men and lover of the new regime with a little midair, but in an iotereatiog WIDOW ; and Mrs. Hermann Venn wee charades.' .raMinaad womasly asthe you, g female aristocrat who loves the plebeian. bfr.Fa. . sr appeared as Robespierre, a part for which he is not adapted, and turned that revolu tionary chief into a middlaaged benevolent school master.We presume that he played thepart more from necessity than choke. Tie neat of the characters were filled by Mr. &A more, Miss Rose Leclero. Mra. H. Vsodentioff, Mr. Raynor, Mr. J. Neville, Mr. Eitsjamen Miss 0. Welton, he.—Bir. Balmer* giving a vigoross represeetados of an old miller, jealous .1 a yoseg _wife. The dreams are tolerably correct tor the period-1789-1793—bra the scenery is Ina& of huge odds and ends, which seem to belong to no age s ad to ooantry. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY irzATlNai The annual gathering of the members of this society topic piane sterday, at Ezeterhall, coder the pre siddey of de Big ht Hos. the Tart of SlitrrasaultT, sup ported by a lugs number of clergymen and noblemen. The ball was so crowded that nosy husdrods of applicants were refused aridadoe. Prayers bade( bed offered up, The Palomar!. iniedy _addressed the meeting in opining the promediep, and called upon The ElleasTAMT, who road the annual report, which stated that the society was established ma the 7th March. UK its sole object being the daddies of the Holy fidp. tone without note or oconmest both at horns and drool. Ia order to amenspliali so gnat a wad as the distribution of the Bible in all leads sod call it was necommy to cosihine, aa fey as the exertions, the liberality, the learning, aid the piety of all Obrietias people. The monessomesent of the society was small, its progress gradual, bat its snows had been truly wonderful. The Bible Society, founded is Los. doe in 1801. soon became the purest of many Wien. At the present limo the gaieties is eodexios with it wage— In Great Britain, 3,894 ; in the commies and other diodes, 1,154 ; Ireland had 495, and there were about 000 foreign broaches, radii total of "hod 9,50. When de moiety messint ' translatices of the Bible, in whole or in part, might hay* bed about 50, but Macs this tied the somber had greatly biomass& There were scow 169 busguages or diniona is wince the society had promoted the distribution. priatiag, or tideland of the Scripturw—diroctly, in 125 languages or dialed.; indirectly, Ia 44; =skis, a total of 199. The number of yeesions (omitting those which are Fruited is different characters only) is' 09. Of lbw 157 are dricias prepared sloe" the year UK The circulation of the Scrip tures showed also a grist isindee. Darin the past four years the somber was 81,137 copies—List year aline, at home and abroad, 2,450,127 (including 539.041 portion) ; tote) from the coinasesomneot, 47.99 8 . 578 . Other Bible Sorieties, sided I. fanner rem by grants from the fade of the British aid P Bible floriosty, bed boss bmindeetal is di/addling daily 35 millkiss more, so that the deelation by mesas of &see °oedipal accistas animated to nearly 63 millions of espies of the Holy Scriptures, is whole or is part. It was not too mesh to say that by treselstios, priding, sod ateala ties el the Bible dills the press % esseary molds a =truth had bees eddied acceptable to about GOO of the human family. The mosids of the pest W ur enioneted is 187,434 f. Us. 9d., the expenditure to 434 13a. 10d. On the adios ci the Bishop of the revert was adopted ; and lady interesting maid doe addidd. Tim BUM" Boondrest mewed the last resolution, fat the adoption of the report, sad spoke is high tend of the muddier of the soehity, end somptlinested deocidettee spell de favidelds report dab had bus presided Se the nmeldeg. - Bishosaamt Arimada, dimaded the maid, which mois seeded Bei. litmus Tiadoid ether apish's' lollswed lei support of the residetione appatodisg to the objects of the soliely, sad the promedlngs - domed (after paydg the tad 08 1 10/. 9 . 96 .1 ma** 9 98 319 .8.1 . ode -lifs7w3.