The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-10 00:00:00

N F.WS PAPER ---"%•.........-/ --__ r e lsi p, 6 1 , ..„,. (9. 00 1‘ 0•Z ,r.-s-. 7" • l b, • • - % ( 41 1 I t 41 1 ii ii i l it A. 1111 11: t 45 e ••• • ' f .. , r. 4 S S v atitU's• LL 11 —..— - ...... ven v•lniutr 110,1 11, INT Ifl 1 URA (STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE t. ~~~~~ ~~~ ELLIGENCE - : F—MoltbAy. THE DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL IBITION EXH. DRAMA. THE OXFORD.—This magnificent establish ment, essay &oersted, ventilated, and lighted, is open for the summer aesocua, with fresh auidldates for favour, new Ope ratic Selections. do. The wale portico to supplied by the best avallsble talent, and every other department carefully attended to. Doors open pr vide o'clock. Admia / oil Area, ed.: stalls a 44 Wass, ; private bozos, 10a. 6d. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (marries immasis.) ADELPIEL THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON IN ALGERLL ILU. I ANIL% X&T g• The Emperor Napoleon arrived here yesterday, and has set out again for Algiers. His Majesty's health is excellent. An enthusiastic reception was afforded him in this town. METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware oa.—Open at 7.90. —Upwards of 30,000 venous Inv. elided the Hall to witness tb• brilliant effects of Professor nil vester's Improved MINNISHAHL. The Great Vance at Moe, and a boat of other firsi•olaaa artistes Opera, TRAVIATA.— Miner* and Musical Dtrector, J. J. POOL& &lob it wi;sac Goateed oe Id be opened today for the alai, sad the compering at desired effect, Mune* as aembres, nee mews, sus by so mum 'steno to reestre eseeded then. they staid meet their OW. al Chester." Far the Victoria Club is the Ise usdwided atteeine of ng the heavy emessissioes off at 100 to 30 (offend) I 3 to 1 wee steepled ab ort ! spuelatime Fre some misty boa added shoot nil mamma that he bickers the same trick se the biertimespereabi le nigh to Seim toy liberties hat they IMO sot ter ou t i n iis &llama* by ores ooto• sabeeqesetly us little u UMW steady whoa fiat Ma it csrta nu . perceived that siteolioituds, &al from 1 21 laded at 100 to 71abse sod N sompted about Gratitude llosstiesiate filly "woe" ter early backers, at 16 to 1 pith exhibited towards the emu the Int bloat of his beea aseepted to 501. in cos Atari to lay oo tits 1•18 it,.. tires about Us Wm, 8 " posies." The emu bet 17, atter 900 to 100 hadbilto eat tone, but the " limit" of ibtaisiabie, ally a small at. e at 15 to 1, sad icy too Christmas f ib filiallyeto 1, taken truly, 20 to 1 ' store Use TOM was that Loesdowa out Gleba it, oar and the urn= the report of the 14 brought him, they new saratiss prime To-slay, due 150 to 10 yea aceepted, bat leen ocur e. 6 25 t pr o 1, sad altho °ha tra d against Zambezi, six Spies of the In three. Gang Clap. en, 4 yes, Oat (I and off) lap' Artwork). a Yrs, list Marl lon. 3 yrs. Olt 4lb (t) Victorious. t . 7st (t) ▪ c by Denrsis. g Oltosrls.4/1.11. et al i ta ▪ Orsti. tt s ps Buattocd, pa, Oat ?gab ) 10 Baanterer—Moiethaima. S yes, lop' (kinder. 3 fit Old 313 (t) D. e , Leywocbann, 4 yrs, 7st '1) is Wandering Minstrel, tyre, hangs, 5 Yrs, 7st 7th (t) tBY. grange's Gladtotem. (t) dd Charter (t) I Had Dabs 3) 's Archimedes (band off) is Braodslbaao is Broonnalaw 3) Longdown (t sad oll) Vs Mrld.mas Carol (off, t to 1) aatianoogs t lisatings' Kangaroo (t) od) oar (t) ; one of the first three (t) rCHPBTEIL.—NONDAT. fit CUP. 100 to 8 apt Mithayor's dam colt (t) 160 to • Bucidnot 1) 22 to 1 Ilaottuttna ) 26 to 1 la Tonalities ,t) 00 10 1 The Brewer (t) .1 100 to 12 not Wild Charley (0 R RACES. a, handy, Moss Minim filly, ewind, Laproshaas, Shig *atom, Lady Babas, Caraway, Carious, Prescriptios. Lytham, ry. Bea, Maid of Mak Tosoques, Niddardala, KM East Lyn*. Brindisi, Wu Osaka* Bradman* Be.. Bolan, Qum oi Trams, Whip, Ma bate Pam • /rig* Trios, OldniaMar, eye: f, Credal,. Diana, Is M Brewer, Joesatire, Tim 1, Lord Zstiand, (bylaw* Grinder, Ankwortb, Byroyasky, Queen of Tromps, 4 years lino, Welbeek, Pearsall, HO. Hasp* Jam no* NiN Bar WETS. rssma—TM tallow market his I without activity. On the met laud for the time of year. NON of buten in seaumeesee of the I which Dew tallow foe Oreetar quot•—dpot, sew, 40s. 61. to 3d. ; °donor to DIONNIII/4 , 421. 3d. to 6d. Town tallow, nu sheep, 40a. 6d. to 9d, ; b.l, tan It o fid. good and A, dle. first a, 43e. ; Oeylow, 39e. 9d. to Pi r; we are iediepolad to sell, except -39e. ; good, 37a. 6d. to 38a; a node Me. on Frailty. Polo oil la Lagoa Palm nut oil, Mk — re. Smith sad Chutes.) MAT B.—Then kiss been • large at id. to id I. American sad . Bair to-day 15.000 balos. to- is and export. 1.500 Azooriollo. Platian, &0., to 140. to 140. ; 500 Maori) and 000 Eppliao, 130. to 26a. L 8.400 Bloat, M. to 12ti. a l 6l . Mode, .ka 60. , 911. to 9ed. ; ., 200 Pin, me, —SitADIVISD, MAT 8. —There in there was last Monday, but me. Some attribute the recent with the rise in price, in the had become very bars in wool, their necessities. Having doss the demand chiefly of the home seat from the market, as they ,cits of wool are again re ads done for the Contleent sad this in the came, the demand foe a prima must recede, eves from is time of clip approaehed. The rd pions is exceedingly limited, le home demand. , Mat B.—Tbe 'apply of Moak w lit Mooday. TM demand s me, for best mutton sod lamb. b. ; mutton, 7d. to 91d. per b. and and lambs at market. a S.—Coeval Hartley, 15s. 911. ; ; Walls Ed Gonforib. 35 e. ells End Bradshlls Bet*" Ist 6d. ; Walla Fad Rotten. 17.. 68 . a. 3d. ; Walls Lod Hemet Hat dlos, 154. 9cl, ; Walla End EMI ells EMI Snail' E• 1100. ICA 6 d ; Wag, 22L-9hips at market, 38; is health restoring Revslents nit medicine or inconvenience. DP. t. Asthma, Consumption, Pb elm, Liver, and skrach complaint& mot in other reesdles. 60,0 00 No. 77, Remmtotreet. London. v , • Is. lati. liOw. ine..-At all gromire.-,• - - - LAUKS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. atholomew-road, Na dial to ihs daughter. atherhuld terrace, East Britton, the at a soma North House. 11011114111111, that& the t a daughter. AItitIAGES. 0, at Bt. Junat's Meek Neesd ni i; I.A. Mr. P. 11 lard, ot t It. Glles'e•la-tbe.7lolds. by theme* CAL, of Caroline-street. De* 11, or Sydney, New Booth Wales. DEATHS. owenberpequare, lathsgtalt.T. 101 r. 1104tresk Ihdhum MAW 7 1140 " MULL riMM. Hamm T. Joymia. o6 l ll lld Oro AmotompLem, W. C. a ------ -- ALLAX KIM NM" at 106 IL ta a Loudon. Pela _ B # _OM It. la Use Priam. I: r VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE lintel/4 NOFICE. a 'ACLU SHIP.—For SYDNIY Direct (to sail from the CLERICAL, MEI:GOAL, and GENERAL e y e . ...c.olly en the Isai Way, ranee at Plymouth lowinbart IPS AMUR/NCR SOCIETY. , ea ssa r Thlt repalred). the splendid clipper ship PilidlA. A 1. I Zdahtiehed DM et7ildat 1760 tons, J. H. SMITS (Lieut. B. N. IL), Cemmander ; The Sighth Boons will be declared la January, 1887, sad all with w e dieg In the East India Docks. This magniticent ship is now on Profit Pollan in force on the Seth June, lip id, will participate. by era, vgge, after having been rebuilt by Charism Lumley In Anuandlo effected before June Seth, 1866, will participate on Des i on i n Dock, Deptford. under the Inspection of 'ycl's two premlems, and thus receive a whole year's additional share surreien• wad classed I li7 It =it are AI. She Is fitted re. of over later policies. ...mien of expanse for the Sydow trade, has a diatilling appa- I i i i:les els of raise, and forms of proposal, can be obtained fro. l a . i.cspable of making INV pilaw of pure aerated water dilly, , say of lie exedette agents, or o b . , steam winch, du Her accommodations for persoders I CISOR.GX CU PCLIFIT., Actuary sad Secretary. ye of the most Unproved deactipUen, and well worthy of in. 1 1; St. hasee'eanuare, Amides. 9. W. 7.J.,,e550, and she will carry an experienced surgeon, if required. "Zi e s (Matt or passage apply to the owners . BITIKOrit. PEA. meg. and Co.. II; lesschurch-street: or to DiVIIT and NOOK; 9. Billiter-strest. THE ILIAINZ DEPARTMENT of the AMID/NUL DIM INIIIINANOI 00ItPANY Is now conducted at Donk Chambers, No. la, 71treadneedMemert. where the Oom ph ? is prepared to reosave proposals for Marine Insurances at comet rates. ANTRIM JAMIE DIIWAS, Ontlemmtter. J. W. MAW Secretary. ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LING D r o l l PACKST 8111 P.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail from the river punctually on the 26th July, calling at Plymouth oathe lit Anemia. to embark toseiengers), the splendid frigate j hairgrip ir prous.• 1 tldrisen years, register 1,361 tons, wr. GODDARD (late chief dim) Commander ; lying in Est Indi a Docile This doe ildp has been built expressly the ke the Sydney trade : she has a tall poop, with ftrst•rate aocommodsttou for cabin passengers ; her 'tween decks bo th bit, and airy she offers also a desirable °pour malty ton a few second cable and Intermediate PeNranderi. sad copy an experienced surgeon.— Yoe terms of freight or apply to Captain W ILLIAMS , on bo o ed ; to GELIATLY, MY- and SEWELL, 27 L ea denballetreet ;or to DEVITT e adthioollZ, 9, billitendrea. and MOORWS AIISTRALLLE LINZ teo v i r PSC r ICET 8 NIP. —Tor ADILLIDIt Mud %total pupa NOY on the nrd June, last shipping day ld June), the new botch clipp er i CLODIAN, •1 10 »are, 480 ton; W. 0. OJLLt, Commander: loading In the Loudon Docks. Ma mut renal. built ludic UMW norm, tin very tut raw. sie elan a inut desirabbi opportunity to eli_ere of ape sad op:a goesta Hu good sessiModitics for fir tar= Lot freight co pump apply to DIVITI sad 1 9." =11. 111011tera,teet. DEvitr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of AM= SHIP.—For ADILAIDI Direct to sail go the rimy punctually on the YAM Jane, calling at Plymouth Work Immengers it required), the new Aberdeen clipper pip MEIN*, A l, 720 tens register, JAMBS MALCOM, Com. owlet; Menden Docks. Thle beautiful Mini L m bum titled ex. . o poly tor the Adelaide ; she hes stall poop, withbath-room, a, every ot willher comfort for the accommodation of cabin 9111811.11. and wryuperleaced surgeon if required. I , n) isr tine I th es she u n expected fa be one of the fastest ships amt. —got terms of freight or merge apply to Captain mALCOLTik on board; or to urn= and MOLL 9, lilititer- Mont. • • JITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LENS of PACKET SHIP. For LAIIIIVISTO.N Direct (has & ffelit part of her cargo engaged. and is loading fast), the mitish-buipt clipper barque W DUBUC!. A 1. register Ma toga THOMAS SMITH. Commander ; Wad India Docks. This reahr trader Is yell known for her rapid passages, and she ha elegant accommodation foe a few eig o Pet terms of freight or apply to Mr. T. Ir B. a trAtli EL liglareeptaca ; or Pa rClilllTT and MOOl4 9, hillidar- Seat. Dir Maud MOORE'S ArNItALIAN LINE orii• s P Yor LAUNCESTON Dtre,et (to follow the Belbery, with quirk asspate=o weltknown Alp DUNWAN, • 110 yearn SO tons. T. B. WHlT memos. Commander : lion In the WINA India Docks. This ehls has epee bull ezpready for the trade and has erstrat• sedemodallon for chief cabin pemeniers.—For hernia of freight a wage apply the owner. Mr. T. B. MALMO, 15i, S• ifeleSeidor on to DEVITT and MOOSS. 9, Biliiter-atnet. TiEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .EJ of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct to sail yoa the Sad Jane, lut stdpyina day lid lune% the V e ti t th u t i uin clipper barque ALFRED HAWLEY, A 1 ten years, 411 register tons. T. If. ALMOND. Commander: loading in the Loncia bucks. This ship, built for the Tasmanian trade, under special surrey. is 1880, is noted for her hut-sailing qualities sad sound delistry of cargo. She has also elegant accommods lion for chief cabin passengers.— For further particulars apply to the owner, NIT. T. B. WA LEER. 151, St. Helen'eplace : or to DOORS, and MOORS, 9, Billiteretreet. row irr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JLF of PACKET SHIP. —For HOBART TOW N Direct, the well knows British-built clipper WAGOOLA, A I fourteen years, 549 register tom, B. HAY, Commander : loading In the Undoes Docks This ship, bollt under special survey, Is noted for her I riling quid ties and a. and delivery of cargo. She has alas elegant accuonsodattau for chief cabtn passengers.- For further pasikolareapply to the owners, 31esam REDFERN. ALEXAN DER, and Co.. Great Winchester-street : or to DEVITT and MOOSE, 9, inlliter-street. BLACK BALL PABBENGBR LINE of CLIPPES PACKSIS for AUST&LLLt truss London direct. Port. i Ship. Tonnage. Docks. I To Ball. Atelbotune , John L Dlmmock 2,000 Z. 1..a11a I May 15 Sydney I Royal Oak Sydney Queensland land Am Brisbane . ... Young Australia! gong •1, / a ft I m ay le Stockbampton Empresa of *AI i boas I 2,600 L ladle 1 1 June 7 Brisbane Queen of tbse..lo- 1 1 Wes 1 2,200 ; L India ! June SO ilaryboro end; I I Brisbane Samarang i 2,000 ILtrespul 1 June 20 Port Dennis. , I loan Montmorency ..I 1,500 , L butts , July 10 Thla celebrated line of packeta have, by their paecteality and rapid gouges, earned a world-known reputation, and their par anger soxenmodahon la unsurpassed by any vessels afloat.—Fee W particulars respecting freight or neasage to Australia arßly to. JAM mu. Es and Co.. Liverpool cell Monte for the black lad Line ; and T. IL MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadenhall-atreet. Leedom KC. /TRAM FROM LIVERPOOL 02 QIIIINBTOWN TO NEW YORE. I 1 HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILIDELPRIA ETRAI-PIITP 00XPANT Inksd pact tliMr tellpovered Clythballl ham kvav Sloomeihip. omen the Vigied Miami FROM LIVIRPI IFRW YO2X. _ . KIAGARG^, Saturday May It C OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Way 17. C OF WASHINGTON, Wednw day. May 24. And dray Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Oitaa write b) Me wad steamers ogling every W MI?. sad 21 vistas. according to the seausawadatlen. lal" =n paws by tbe Saturday's Wastage/1, 13 guinea& to parade Walt* a full supply s ot cooked provtatona. Passanw. a tor Camay, the Vadat otass, and HAMA Columbia, booked throve. SI wry advantageous terms.—Dar further particulars apply to winiAN INMAN 22, Wateratreek Lturpool ; orbBIWA fay mAcrir. 61. Fin. vnulasioses. CUIIARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAY-MIPS, appointed by Ws Adnunity to sail betimes LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, sad betwew Li Vlti POOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling M Halifax to had and receive passengers and mails The fel low* or other meek are appointed to sail from Liverpool, albs at Cork to roc,. e the mails CHINA, for BOSTON, Saturday, May IA PERSIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, May 20. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, May W. Pomp masey, hiciudhog atewareth tee and provisions, but MOW wines or liquors :—To Held= and Rodeo, chief cabin, sewed oabin, 816. To New York, thief cabin, KW Woad cable £lB. Freight to Halifax, Bootee, and New York, LS Ir re : d oe ..6 T e d t per don ; cent. prini—Apply to J. B. Foord, 82, Old , Lon J. M. Currie, Bane, and 11, Place de la Bo m, Paris G. and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow . D. sad C. Maclver Queenstown; or D. and C. Maclean 8, Water. Wrest. Livorpeci. No ticket will now be leaned without the prodactlon of the reasport prpperly wised. STEAU to STOCKHOLM, COPENHAGEN, and lIALIIO.—The fine finCelass as.. NEIVISKY, Captain J. 8111TH, win sail for the above ports In a few days, and will 114 regularly ab gut every three weeks during the makes. lodise st . 41dermsn's Tler. geoellent accommodation foe antelms passengers Tare, 14 es.—Tor particulars of Might, tc, apply to YISU.LIPPIi, 02AV/A PHILLIPYS and Co., 11, ketlane. BREHEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Benne wick, and Central Herrnaoo.—The North ()CMOS IN fan CILIA screw steamer ADLI3., Casal. W. RUND L Erg, 1111 be despatched from liontalidowa cu THURSDAY, the Hal , nrather perndthood. at 10 a.m., calling at nlackwall Par Ur ;swamps at IS soon.—Pares to Bremen, at and it Morn tickets, and II 10a.—Applp at CHAPLIN'S Crntrarul Moe, hmat....wela, W. or to PHILLIPPL GILAVIO3. PHIL UM add Co., 11, lood-lans, LC. ATLATIO and GREAT WESTERN E orao. RAILWAY of MEW YORE, ErINSYLVANIA, sad air. THOMAS W. KENNARD, the Enginewrin•Cblef, baring arrived to England. a ME).TINO of the Boidiom of Bonds, De benture, and Pharr, of the Company wM be held at the Loudest Tavernen MOS DAY, the isth instant, at 1 o'clock precisely, to melee • report from Mr. Kom..rd on the COM merlon of the Mae and as to the general position and prospects of the asaartainag 8. MORTON PllO Minoan of the London Board at Directors. Na 5, Wervelneter-ehasohers, tletorla4traet. Weetadaider, May 4 1806. A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CERTIFICATES OF DREINTURR. The COUTONS from the above Certificates et Debenture, dee 15 th MIT will be PAID at the Consolidated Root (Limited;, and most be le% two clear days at the alma at the Company toe emonaation. If sent by poet a cheque tor the amount will be tealitted In course Rettroierter Chambers, Vlctostratreet, Wedmin ter. CI St, Thoemortonetreet, Lcodou, EC., Way, 1866. CORN 1 BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- Mll aEXTRACT= and MUD hi owe &ante, without waling or West pain. by Wr. DAL!, Illi, lertell‘Ww. ,i. Ladies mewled by Wri. leaden U ream& Torweia j; le ft, Mr. Basilan haa teatisiosiah from the lioWl duca t 1 S say k sew, with Uwassada et :—Pcs .others how an se Oho libillaca op aladiar to the knowing ot the Rev. Ifs lord at Loudon :—" Mr. Randall has owid taws cores ea sty feet without &slew say pain."—" air Mande; ii, at. Jameiteplace, has bed two Isms towels rid a eon winked haw his kW by Mr. lonberall, soil as Woo* eissmarl Win: chars, Ilk Ropekilmoil easeing. THE OPENING OEHEMOHY. (mon om smut comiaroiroseri DUBLIN, TOSSDAT Evennio. The ceremonial opening of the Exhibition took place to-day under the happiest auspices. The weather was beautiful, and, as a consequence, the streets yore alive with holiday seekers from an early hour. The neighbourhood of the Exhibition building waa soon thronged with vehicles of every description, and when eleven o'clock, the hour for opening the doors, arrived, the rush of well dressed company was greater thanhad probably ever before been seen in Dublin. The naves, galleries, and halls were all soon filled to overflowing, so that long before the Prince arrived there must have bees 30,000 persons present. His Royal Highness arrived at about half-past two o'clock, and was received at the pr inci p al en- Mame by the following noblemen and gentlemen : The Lord Mayor, the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Lemur, the Dart of Meath, Lord Powersoourt, Lord Southwell, Mr. Sanders, the chairman of the executive committee, and Mr. B. L Guinness'. His Royal Highness, who was sooonapanied by the Duke of Cambridge, and attended by the Lord- Lieutenant and Lady Wodehonse Earl Spencer, and Sir Robert Peel, was conducted by the gentle men lamed MHOPIPIN Mw oak while Wilma peso pared for the occasion, and thee a pause of a few momenta took place, during which his Royal High ness surveyed the splendid coup-d'aii before bun, and bowed in acknowledgment of the cheers that thundered forth from all parts of the interior. The tableau at this moment was most splendid, and the artists of the London Stereoscopic Company were busy preserving it for frienda at a distance. The programme, which has already been pub lished, was most carefully gone through, and the performance of the music, both vocal and instru mental, elicited unbounded admiration. The honours, I believe, must be divided between Mr. Robinson, who directed the choristers ' and Mr. Levy, of the Theatre Royal, who led the Metro mentoliste on this occasion. After the national anthem, the Duke of Leinster, accompanied only by Mr. Senders, advanced to the foot of the dais, and read an address. To this address his Royal Highness was pleased to return the following reply : I My lords and gentlemen—l thank you for your ad. them. It is a source of steam pleasure to me to discharge the duty which has been confided to me by her Majesty the Queen in thus inaugurating your Exhibition. It is not lees in accordance with my own feelings than with Muse of her Majesty to mist in every coessure which is eakaalated for the happtoser and welfare of the Irish people. The .sample of my lamented and beloved parent will, I tweet, be ever present to my luta as s etimulus to the se ewasgemeut of every work which is calculated to advance istereatimal prosperity and to develop the resources of my country. The cultivation of the ewe arts, in itself so powerful an auxiliary in civilising and refining the human race, has bees an important object in this Exhibition, and, indeed, is known already to have produced raost satisfactory results. Believe ime to be very asosillis of your kind wishes on behalf of the Princess of Wales. Her regret at cot beige able to amompaay me only equals my own, and you may rely co her anxiety to ems amass you and herself to ask the welcome which she is as suns to receive. An address was then presented by the Lord Mayor of Dublin, after which a procession was formed, at the head of which his Royal Highness made the tour of the building, receiving renewed evidences of loyal welcome as each new department was reached. His Royal Highness passed high encomiums on the sculpture and stopped before several of the pictures in the gallery. A. good deal ex Cline Witt Sr: before the "Mar. riage of the Princess Royai," containing pO tt r aal of the whole family, and hie Royal Highness and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paused, evidently much affected, before the picture of the first Exhibition, the central figure in which is the late Prince Consort. " The Presentation of the Crimean Medals " also attracted much attention from the royal visitors, as did also several of the Dresden pictures. The Prince and his cortige having made the com plete tour of the building, receiving the most en thusiastic plaudits everywhere from the vast assem blage, returned to the dais, which then, wi t h ! t he two royal Princes, the Lord Lieutenant, rish court in full uniform, the numerous naval and military officers, and the various municipal bodies in their robes, presented a most brilliant and ani mated appearance. Mr. Parkinson, the principal comptroller of the Exhibition, presented bus Royal Highness with the key of the building, which his Royal Highness graciously accepted, and then with due solemnity declared the Exhibition to be opened. A rocket shot into the air, the artillery thun dered in response from a hundred guns, and the inaugural ceremonial of the Exhibition terminated. The police arrangements were admirable. Mr. Charles Walker, principal inspector of the Pekoepolice, police, attended specially upon the royal visitors, and the general arrangements, which were most admirable, were superintended by Colonel Lake, chief commissioner in Dublin. The Prince of Wales returned to the Viceregal Lodge at four o'clock. In the evening he was enter tained at a splendid ball at the Mansion-house, by the Lord Mayor, to which a large number of the nobility and gentry were invited to meet his Royal I Highness. The city is again illuminated to-night. to -------- THE PETROLEUM COMPANY of WESTERN VIRGINIA, U.S. (Limited). lobe Imeorperated under the Olompardes Hilt Capital if. 00,000, In 40,000 Shares or 410. Tint lame 10,000 Mares. 41 parable on application. and Ale on allotment. No call to fumed dr, or to be made at Intervals of lap than three months. DIRECTORS. Jain Grove, Mq.,Wellhation-rtreet, London-hridge. L Broderick Hartwell, Yap., lininswick.terrace, Begenre-park. D. Irredmick Veneer. Her.. Llddardowharf, Shad Thema Truer Luokle, Esp., Ashlepplace, Wastmusater. Joseph H. TUaton, Esq., Chepstow-place, Bayswater. Joh,. Horton, Esq., Managing Director In America. Huimmu—Back of London, Threadneedle street. and -trove. Ilionmam—Haerm Elpaomer Ch iVn i dlortoo, Thromnortooetreet Souctrom—George Lawremee, Ben, 0, renchurcherireet. Minna& MOGUL Chatter% sod Niciela. Leraranoslans, CheaPaide. S. Lowell Price, Esq.. Greabamotreet StfitßTAßT—Courtenity Clarke, Hsu. Odices-9, Great Wincheriterotrest, Old Broad-street. PROBPICTIJB. The large returns 'moo capital Invested in Petroleum landsin America have induced the formation of the present Company, that Basibli capitalists may pertidpate In the great advantages to be sewed from these lucrative Investments. The most Judges affirm that the oil resources of West V irg inia sa ca r rim d perter to three of Pennsylvania : the ell being !nal =rwil si Man specific gravity. is more valuable fur com as= manufacturing purposes. The Directors. bearing In mind the fact that it is more desirable to purchase property whare all fa known to =lot and slab their own wells, rather than I=7o land upon which the existing wells may be partially have eiltd Into a provisional contract to purchase 100 acres in fee "Mpie, together with the leases for fifteen at a royalty at eve-fifth of the oil. of 640 acres situate in =mint= of Calhoun, Putnam. Ritchie, for the sum of £lll,OOO. The lands thus secured are In the heart of the petro lam district of Western Virginia, are surroended by oil wells, med all exhibit the bed surface Indications. Bubbling oil springs abound on them. 715ey are alio well situated as regards transit. In consequence of the ready sale which Is found for the oil at the well's mosils. the Dawson propose to partially adopt the Alairkan 37.1 81111 of declaring dividends ; and therefore, after the wells are sank, they have taken power by the articles of easoclatton to divide the profits every three months. Oil Is almost Invariably struck in this nal mat depths varying • from 150 to 260 feet. The rock being comparatively essy of exce lcation, wells are sank at lass than half the con of the oil wells of Penualvenia. The directors propose to commence operation by sinking fifteen well,, and amusing that ten only out of the fifteen strike oil, and taking Ulla Company's Interest at the low average of 16 barrels per day for each well, the yield will be 150 barrels per day,which at the selling price, on the spot, of 10 dollars pa terra. will he 1,600 dollars: or, deducting for exchange one third-4,000 dollars In sterling ; ea 4100 per day, or £4,000 per m a rt h. If we deduct from this 2.5 per cent. for labour, wear and tear of machinery, Malr.gemeot, ,It leaves a margin of t54,,000 per annum, or about 78 par cent per =nom on 170,000, which is the amount intended to be called up at present. That the Directors have not Indulged in exaggerated state ments. may be seen by the het that many wells In the United Mates are now yielding from 600 to 1,600 barite of oil per day. and It will be seen by tilllyee's Petroleum Recorder." that tam are at present in 111141110114: companies for working petro knot, with a nominal capital of 151,355,000 dollars, and that many of them are pa ying dividends of from 4 to 20 per cent. par • month upon the csatal subscribed. The Directors have secured the services of Mr. John Horton, of Birmingham, ea Managing Director In America : the experience of Mr. Horton, exteeding over four years in this and other oil districts. renders thht appointment very valuable to the Vpreliminary expenses incidental to forming the Company are gua anteed Jobs defrayed for Atoca Tb. Company will, from time to time, acquire other lands or balerthey may be advantageously offered to them. Prospectuses and forms of applkation can be obtained at the kaki's, broken, soneitors, and Odious of the Company, where the articles of saeocation can be MIL. should not shoUeent be the deposits will be returned in full. Should lea. num. I n .:rt isms be allotted than applied for, the deposits will be leads available towards the payment on allotment, and the balsam. If any, returned I. the applicant. Ta 4 Cj3PLT roNonsit and NOBILIER of ROUE, IMIllaed) Authorised capital 64,11110,000 Capital subscribed ESAISO,OOO Coital geld rap Reserved Fund OOO.OOO Dividend Remove Fund DIRECTORS. The Right Hoc. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Deventer. JAMES LILVICE, Les , merchant, lungs Arlan nrd. Deputy JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Esq , Chairman of the Governors. Alliance Bank (Limited), JJJJJJ James Childs, Req., London. Alexander Dunbar, Esq., Old Breadetreet, London. Charles Mlle, req., Lloyds. Hakim. &sq. (Meesrs. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and CO, London. The Hon. T. C. Halibartea. ILP., Chairman of the Canada Amu AseadaMon. London. WilliamHarriaen. Esq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Richard Mart taw, Peg (Mew*. Lane, Monkey, and Co.), London. Charles R Brehm, req., London. Henry Pownell. Req., .T.P., itassail-wpare, London. Joseph Mackrill Smith, Req. (J. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Old Broad-street, London. Rdward Werner, Pars., M.P.. London. John Westmoreland, ihm. (Director of the Royal Innuance Com- Al=), Landes. Grant, Esq., Managing Director. BANIIIII The Agra and Marternum's Bank (Limited). Messrs Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Te Notional Bank, London. Dublin. and its &antitoxin Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and man theater. SoLlaroas—Mesers , Newbon. Franc , and Co .Nicholaalane, EC. RICLITAIY—AItr Lowe, Nicholas-lane, Oilloos-17 and IS, Cornhill, London. ONLY A CLOD.—On May 10 , at all Libraries, In 3 volt , " Only a Clod," the Hew Novel, by the Author of " Lady Andlere beerea," he. John Maxwell and Co., ISt Fleet greet. NEW NOVEL BY ADTHOR OP "LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET. On May 10 al all Libraries, V a vela, L A CLOD John ltaxwall and Co., 121, Vast -street. Test published, Thlrd Edition. price IL. pod free for 14 dames. with Photomno Illustrations, SHIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. By Bonsai J. Inanen M.D. Containing the modern treatment (Re adopted at the h ospital Pt Lo t Tarts). for the cure of those numerous diseases so prevalen in • high maw of civilization. too often consequent on sn te s tae of the blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, acorbutictions, and scrofula ; treatment for superficial and deep-seated ulcers; tor , Wily of the circulatory system, causing discolonttlon of the benne, rednese, roughness of the akin, disflgaring the face, and giving it an unsightly appearance, In lieu of a clear, fair, and healthy complexion. This book Is, as he has aimed to make It, 'thoroughly metal and practical"—Medial Times and Gazette, Angled 4, 1800. To be bed direct from the Author, M, George-street, Hanover square, banana. W. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of arNotulto (thotwo. laalli OF DIDENTI7II.ka WITH 111TEBEST PAYABLE QUAWITItLY. The Newton hays decided to Josue Debenture Boode of the Company for the mounts sad bearing interest a' under. els. Is sans of 110. &A 650, /100. /WA /500, and /1,000, with Cowin attoshorL Fora maw Foe a yews _ for 7 yam_ DR. CITLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligations, Happiness, and Diesppointmenfa. Prbe Is. Mann, Cornhlll :or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, b. fifteen, tla. ladles' day, Monday At Dr. C's professional residence, S. Gnat aribarough.irset. W. Al the Pest-onlce Grand Turkish Baths, Is. 414., 19, Bt. Ifsrtiu'a-le•Orand. arrzarre. .... a per tent. per annum. 7 on the 31? th Minh, 131.411Jucte. lu.ir. i ! rl7 ' Interest payable - --- 30th September, and 10th Distemper In each year, psyable at the Company's hankers. The first payment will be made on the 30th JUDO nest. it will be seen that the Dbectors, with a view to afford the means of investing smaller amounts in seearities of this description than erdinar ly onable, have dar...ed to lune Debenture Bonds in sums of £ b l tai o, £.20, and 00, on the same terms an those for lamer amounts. Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, whom all communications must be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOW E, Secretary. Landes, 17 maul ii, Coroldll, May 4, lOW T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER at ENGLAND (lindted). %AT YOB MONEY ON Dreogrr. This Company receives Monti On Deposit in 1101111 of tif) and upwards on the following terms until further 110ii0O, Tin. : At 14 day's settee For fixed periods of Net less than two months Beyond two and op to four months per cast. per annum. Beyond four and up to see months Any period beyond sin months Forms can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communi cations must be addressed.—By order of the Court. ALM= LOWE, Secretary. London, 17 end IS. CQsWI4 4th May, MA THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited). it and 'T, Itielsolartsas, Leckbard.4o44l. OVIMICRIM CAPITAL 63.000.000 PAID UP. ILISAILTI FUND LIO,OOII man /LAM 07 MUM Ott deposits repayable on demand l4 per tad .. .. IA 7 dart wilco SI SO 14 , 4 eq[dia 111044 at mosey depesl444 In long pagoda. BIIROLARIES, and their PREVENTIV E. -- PTAS% Moot SASH PAITZWIES, so highly com mended 17 the police w romitetretes for the preven U tion at Wilme end Mention of him, ems sow 4 wholesale of the sfeetareve, Harper and Albion W orts, Nl aII UM fordshkre . B name. SO. Date-street, Liverpool Yowler and Ca, 1, BIM street, Manshester . and et the Pat,ntee, S. Queen's vow, Grove-Mae, Omberwell—at prime equally ow with the osmium melees lantana% litetalled by the Iwlncdpal ironmon gers In the "beim Who are now Winn supplied. CRICKET, ARCHERY, Croquet. and every Article used for OUT and IN-DOOR DAMS, may be ob tained at MD LILLYWIMS and WARMS establishments, ISt, tbr Borcres, London, &I. Obe largest Cricket establish meal to the weti4), lead el. Shipetrest. Brighter (near the oreoret tost.ollai). Tim meth *Won of uureattee nem* to Cricketers, Is., poet -bee Is. Id. DESPATCH OF THE BRAZIL MAIM—SOUTHAMP TON, Mar 9.—The Royal Mail Company's steamer IA Plata, Captain Hammack, gaffed bee= this afternoon with the mails for Lisboa, St. Vincent, Pernambuco, Bab* Rio de Janeiro. Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, tro. She took out 89 powwows, and upwards of 000 tons of cargo; also on freight, has silver 8,4001., on account of the Minister of Finance at Rio ; soveteigne, 220,352/., for the beak of Maus and Co., at Rio and Monte Video ; jewellery, 5251. ; French gold, 4001. ; and French jewellery, 5,208/. PETTUS:OIM OF UNITED STATES WAS VESSIZA. —Lest night's Loudon Gazette contains a proclamation leaned by the United States President, chtimbg that the privileges and immunities for some time past Mused to the United States vessels of war in certain foreign ports be now restored to them, as no condition any longer emote justify ing the denial to them of such customary naval rights as ham hitherto been persisted in. A meeting of the German residents in London was held yesterday, at which an address to Mr. Adams, the American minister, was adopted, myriad= of their joy at the victory of the fres States of the Elaion, and their horror at the crime perpetrated upon the life of the late President. CHURCH OP ENOLLND SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTI TIM— Last evening the tweety:ffrat aanual meeting of this institute was held at Exeeer.hall ; Lord Charles Russell in the chair, supported by many clergymen and other gentlemen. The report gave a history of the origin , DRAMATIO PETITION IN SUPPORT OV and progressprogressof the institute, the object of which wee to AUTHORS' ga ther together the superintendents and teachers of Metro. THEDrage, do., Bea..—To the Haeonnble the Speaker pte litan Sunday Schools, to consider plans and euggestioes REPRESENTATION Or SOUTH ICESEL.—MT. H. J. and the Gemmel:la of Great Britain and Ireland in Perla, for the improvement of the 'eternal management of Sunday &loin has issued a brief madras, net te the esseeltagney of went meembled—The humble petition of the =dented Schools, to discuss the difficulties entombs:a, sad to remedy South Essex gene:Filly, but to the conservative elects= of dramatic authors elmwetb :—That your petitioners Ga v e existing defects. The establishment of normal and training the divirion. Released, he says, from his pledges at Medal, found that the existing legislation concerniog theatres ope• classes for the benefit of teachers had proved enoosedul, as he has no hesitation in placing hie sermon, such as they rater as a nwtnction upon their industry, while it has not had also the lectur es and occasional sender by clergymen am, at the disposal of the ociuservathe party io South in any manner supported or elevated dramatic literature. an d laymen, and the lending library for the teachers. The Ere:. The arrangement:2 of the party, he adds, are not That the lower middle class and working deem have of mittee then proceeded to provide a suitable eerie* of sudiniently complete to enable him at coos to keno his ad. late years developed a large appetite for intellectual serfscript ure lemons adapted to the ve,riosui grades of scholars ; dress and commence a canvass, but the day, he tante. la amusement, which the number of theatres and the preeeet ma 4 of those series had been published ; also other mate. not far distant when be shall have the pleasure of stating construction of theatres (which give no comfortable= • I necessary for the proper organization of a Sunday his political opinions . Mr. Coops has not at set pub. proper atwornmodatien for thane cluses)have failed to satisfy. r Zbool. The programs of the institute during the year, both liely replied to the =vitalise addressed to him for- Your petitioners therefore, pray your honourable house at home and abroad, had been most satisfactory . T he ex. ward is =Owed= with Mr. Wean. to pass the 'tumid reading of the Theatres, &m., Bill, which p uses for the past year bed been 2,3971. 3s. 2d., being in BL4CIARED AMERICAN PORTE—Last nigint's ineennre ' in y our P etitiftere bslief ' 18 snfficilmt t° remedy en e mies of the income of 901. 2s. 3d., but there was a toer a ne tt e coc ui w , COM,. Of pre m mee th me try t h e p me id eet o f the ern of which they complain. And your petitioners will eve prey—Cbarlee Rude, Bay= Bernard, Robert tof 5001. ""Colseelearleical. UNlON.—Yeaterday the annual a t t e d Li thtt lid the St it t rt . a dagas Ke r y 6 W g isk that ia the mili fita p PpAs te of are Flarit ed' is meeting of ibis body wee held et Weigh.boom Chapel, Old opened used fuller solo. Bell, George W. Lovell, B. B, Koowles, Dion Bouoimult. Jobs Oxinsford, Palermo Simpson, J. A. Baran& F. G. OPEN SPACES IN YES Mgraoroun—The Dom. Towline, R. L. Blawthard, Henry T. Craven, Arthur Freli.dniel-liill ; the Itey. Dr. Thomas, of Bristol, Pre. Sketohley, John Brougham, F. C. Bunten& Andrew Haiti. • 1 4 4 4. god was supported by • Ter, large number of mittes appointed by the Ronne of Commons to inquire into day, W. Sewyer, Edmund Yates, Howard Paul, N. H. ministers . The proceedings having been opened with the ports= of preserving seamen end open epees in Harriagton, and John Holliegebead. prayer the chairman delivered an address upon Saipearal en d emen d the metropolis, moon ed their laves ti mi t m o o Tot , ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS or Errorann.— sod effective preaching sad torching. The secretary then today, Is r . Leeks is t h e c har. The ether mom of the The following gentlemen, having undergone the DO read the 34th anneal report, which stated that the model committee ereeee t were Mr. D 86111., lir. brill. Colonel trust deed had received the approval of most of the T omos . As, Jaar l hery, Mr. Posaiorbo, Mr. Locke King. eery exeminatione for the diploma, were admitted mg ". of the m u ne, it a mooting of the gentlemen who . had examined it. A- -deestrdie• had tines Mr. Shaw Lawn, Mr. Tabernacles, Mr. Yisteated, and fin appoirteri to visit the Canadian Union, sad the aurae' J. Sheller . The so w... e maw b e d y o b o o s oo t o p oos k o d Court of Examieure en the 9th iostest, viz . : . ...... _ dziancii a 0 . 0d ,,,.._ Meters. William Greenwood Sutcliffe, Aditon.under.Lyne • in the upper end lo wer prov in ces . nue 'wee Dowas, Claphestoinanos, sod six lime eels of the Congregational Union woe stated to satisfactory. grim , t o Qt. perish of liaeksey, vb. Loudende. r James.Ofr Idaekinlay, laleworth ; Abraham Robert . Verity Bridgton', Glamoreanehire, and Richard Young After ... several Practical addressee the report was adopted, wog in exteat, Raokneperoasoow SO wares ; Hackney yaw. peekmo. H o ary Mar pnehots students of c b .j or and tam " km to the president terminated the berrisme. marshes , 345 WOO ; Stoke NOIIiNgIINHIONIEWS. Ile ems ; mom Hospital ; Hoary Marla Hilliard, Shefford, Beds ; Ho= MISSIONARY Bocl =P. —The anniversary an d ci s po m .ssessms, pi smo g. James Deed Rowlands, Carmarthee • Frederick Martys meeting of this eutdete_wal held leg evening at the Poi licl TEs Him Bonsai CATHOLIC DicirraEL—lt is Biased, Plymouth. and John GRAM*, Shrewebary of ChePel, Mt . Samuel Morley is the chair. After the eriW well known that f i er a = the Ageism proeslyne wets =- Gay's /Repeal ; William Frederick Pen Davis, Ardwiek i ' &Redoes a very long report was reed t. by Mr. Wilma, wa d e d w ith some .an d gleag d osai i s o w & a s e Manbrater ; Thomes Nathaniel Twigge, Parwick, Darby. giving a detailed =Donut of the opera 10811 Of the society 'Rome. The seal and 7 tes are pre. shire ; James Atkin White, Cheetham-hill, Ms D ebeeter. denim the past year, god stated that although there was . a verbieL Thew nalleal tendering is to sagely the mast lied William Nuttall, Bury. Lancashire. of the Manchester balance in heed , ze t additional feeds were still Mewed. distisense, sad Meador* the moat veiniest* dernesee school ; Edwin Atherstoes, Graham's Town, Cape of Good The report was ado pt ed. and several clergyme n end lellilo . and practkee of the system while tiny haws edereed, sad Hope ; Thomas Howells, Keoningtou ; Edward Ch ar io t men spoke In favour of the reeolutious submitted In sup- t o th rew btu th e d ie d. *gm / sa w" whisk i t b., b. ..... Enloe, LS. A., Cardiff, and Chides Parnell, Camberwell, Port of she obirace ef She erserny. moo with that which they Wm east oft The may of Vog's Callen, ; Frederick Barton, Bedford ; Josiah Let* TER LAYS ExPinaroli IN THE BOROITOIL—Yes- ' re/igloo of the old logihe selbelles wee sheen se Jersey, and William Andrew Patrick Stuart. Berbadoee, of =relay Mr. Payne resumed sod concluded the Inv distasteful to the new.eassese am the Bastian creed ljaivenier Genesi :- George Paddock Bate, Stone. Staffried • in referees,* to the resent emplanes al petroleum:V a il: of the chunk cif areioad ; aothisg wield estiefy aim, of the Westraester Hospital ; Thome' Heory Wiliam, powder is Great Saffolketreet, Borough, hi whieh Mae, them sheet ef sweelesessi Igeslais, sad the &own A boars. I,Moolsehire, of St. Bartholomew's themes; I &my Tllleard lost her life, while the jery reknesd the fol. calculate ermeeptiso. Their efforts were rewarded by a d:arles Victor ;Widow North Walabase. of the Midaisex lowing special verdict :—"That the death al IlTllbord more oateemtioss homage to the Virgin sad the pesair II "tsl ; and Thomas Bone JohneendWolserhemptos, of was neared , by an accidental explosion of pe troleum and don of as &Miele at cam the meet reentoas esti the morn the bohooL gunpowder sod ers to tem that there was verv_greet incredible that ham emsaated frees this same sporeci Se ABOLITION OF Buzzer TtraltriEss.—The road =slippers sod eaminertem co the Fast of &mere, =sore for they hew gives a sew impales, if Dot, a sew &watt • , typ o / m odem to Ipso sad from London to Dartford is t o and Son, in the manlier which they stared sad desit with u se thalle emir* hat they bare ewer pined el" LAITITZ.—The LETTOCZ contains an active h e a m end from the obstrentiaa of mrspikes cm ee d o tt er such daejeromi articles a s petroleum sod gunpowder out sod ee et them woad basillee whisk , erie .en the Lallebe. BIG* easeame an the see= the Lk of November MC& This is orris, to th e tisterseina- we wou that printed directions be sent by tenni glad report, laws easiebed this= miss en- witbsetlas dragra—Mr. G. JOEHAU Grey is adhering to the resolution of whaled' =is seal commodities soriebetbel their es wee of the milmile . belly in pereaL A 0111- eft Pllgmee• • Lfill ft abl e t rita 01 IMOD tine a Bei °wig. r end - ho t to to abp d e p u t e . customs with the dongeresa properties of the artleka,sed =reel& be weisemed ir thweesbderd eathelise an i the severesswatt se az la rr 1 ter lellent), reesimmaidad by saimisihamonems. e llortd ikt fdr ; . t i o o f on pe nm en Ws waited on e Home S em m es , glair( dirndls= . es be the mama In win* they 01 11 6 1 be legW.abe and harridhaliwider i • Nimpitdiemes ibis ernes, arnerms WA lb 14 4 . red dr. ed. ROW kil mete a& .eta k tee yew doh with solely. sr smiles nines beg the boodle emip—risies. ,ner., VENTRILOQUISM and MAGIC by STO DARE. These extraordinary repreaentatioas COOthille to attract crowded houses on every mouton. Doors epee every night at haU-pist seven, and estarday attsraeoa at halt-past two.—.. This is the seosstion ice the meal " Theatre of Mystery, Mgygtien gill. Pleeadilly. A. NIMMO, Acting Manager. HAVANA 13E0 AR AGENCY, Canute-road, Docks, SODTHAMPTON, and 77, ILIOENT lama, LONDON . for Ws apply to the publie of gamenteml Havana Sonars direct from the licence manufactories. Weld. Phillips, and Co. Hate J. K. Wolff and Co.) peoprieton. Consign ments of the choicest Hann% Segue received by the loysi Steamer elk Southampton, and embracing the selected dmal c s Moos al the moat celebrated Havana makers, can now be clewi aad samples selected from the °venal packages so Imported. the establishments 'ashore. Derides the well known Began of the Partagas, Floe de Cuba, Doman% Cabana, Henry Clay, and other exlellent brand., Hews. trollf, Phillip', and Co. have tha min lye consignment In this country of many ram and &ohm Sedan suitable for the higher class of COIMOUSIIOIIII la Samples and prcepectoses, with Hat of agorae Ilverpool ° ll i rft Brad ford. Leeds, Cheltenham, Leamington, andmavy other provincial towns, at wour. PHILLIPS, and Co. a, 77. legentetrest. Lon don . and 2, Canuto-road, Docks. Southampton. City &sews. Oyes 666 Awl: 61, King William street, LC.. A slamPla bmedi esotainlag IRS HMllanteed Rever Own, win heareed to anailway Mation Great &Main on ceipt of • post-4 wee 61m ord e r for ht. or any lemeneed Prior per 100 up to C 6, which purchasers at a distance may wish to select. CA' .17T10N.-0001{S'S celebrsted READING SAUCE. for Vats. Some, Steaks, Soul" Gravies, Rot end Cold Meats, and unrivalled for general use, Is sold by all re mootable deafen lo room It Is manatattured ooly by As s treet R e of the Sole Proprietor, CHARLES COCIS, 6 Duke street, Readhed, the Oripleal Saws Warehouse. All .then are Spurious Imltettoua BARLOW'S PATENT OASH STAND, batt new Invention, .o admirably contrived that a 1111 ,at well to smaller cask; M o o nbe ratted or tilted on It without laboar or trouble. Ito ols so tmpileebto that the eedbnent cl the met limpid fluid by no poesitality can be disturbed. his 9e., lie, lea., to salt 44, V, and It salmi auks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vosipag required. No more fiat beer or soar w, Prim M. Pd.; atto, 9a—Apnly direct to JAM= BARLOW, paten an Ittandou.houre. Bee that hi pante and addrem are on every eh l: all °thereat* Marble Mutation& isigraviaris gratis. Sltitailailed JOHN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and i Cloth Martataeturer. li ghted ta, temporary rooms and awnings, hued, floored, and toe sreddlegs, Gelb, lOWA Re. Orden promptly executed. —lBO, ZDOWAItt - ROAD, PADDINGTON. Marquee' for cricket sad arehery clubs RICK CLAIMS tor BAL I or KIRK TIP YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH , A sod Co.'s ILLUSTILATEDCATALOGITE et !PORTMANTEAUS, Truths, Bap. sod every other travelling modal& Also Field, Merle& sod Opera Masses, thrirthed tUtlielbell and cheap neee.—ME New Oxford-Week W.C. CONVERTIBLS OTTOMANS for Centre of Boom, to fore two mottoes and two easy ants, a mftt Improvement on the ordina r y ottoman. Only of T. H. MANN. and SON, Zany Chuir and Ara Manufacturers, and St, nernereetreet, Orterd•aneet. An 11.1n.trated pricadllot tree on appliance. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. 'LOGGIAS' IMPROVED CORAZZA SHIRT'S, eh for Oa Good useful shirts (our No 114), in all link tel. the haltdortert, unequalled tor escelkinee and chespoess. Mood Int& with KU particulars. post iren—RODGERS and Co., shirt makers, 69, Ilartin'adane, Charbwcroaa te Established 00 year.. On par Franc.ds. D IMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES, the TITIENS' 1.11. BOUQUET, Indies Bouquet. and Obese Bouquet, 2e. ad. each : Bln a box. 71. The Vienneleyan, Ba. 6,1, by poet for ite etamps. The Jockey Van for the Eaose. 10e. 84 by poet for Us. Ithamel a Table Fonntaius, from L 1 10a. N. Perfumer to the Emperor of the French, ~'• 96, Ittreml, Corald4 an d 118, Eageabstreet. Loudest. ROWLANDS' litA43•Bl3All OIL. Tbh elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil to univenally to Wei rout. for tie unprecedented nieces@ Swim the het sixty jean In promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair Irvin falling off or tnrulnejerer, here weak hair, cleanses it front scurf lad dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and gloomy. for children It is as reoorneneuded, as formula the buried a beautiful heed oft e d e st i vhile its Introduction into the nursery of royalty, a*d the high esteem to which it is universally held, with agy eerow tee timoniala coestantly received of Its enICIOY, afford the beet and unrest proofs of tie morn.—friCe de. ea.. 7a lea IM., equal to four small, and Ua per bottle.—.9oldi at 20, Hatton-garden, and by cheznista and pettureere.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar OIL Price Twopence. PRE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Evening Newspapet and !Leyte's', cost dos, besides all the News Of the Dm a large panther of original articles on Politics, Liters lure, flallabary-street, Strand. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT: ....... TURIN, MAT 9. The Senate to-day approved the bill for the loan of 425 millions lire by 73 against 19 votes, and oommenced the discussion of the other financial bills. - THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BERLIN, NAY 9. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the Minister of Finance laid a statement on the table of the house, relative to the Danish war, explaining the causes of the military events in the duchies, and giving an account of the expenses incurred. The minister stated these expenses at 22 millions of Jhelum, of which 14 millions had been paid okt of the public treasury, thus leaving 8 millions to be provided for. SPAIN AND PERU. MADRID, NAT 9. The Queen of Spain has iasued a decree nomi nating the King of Hanover and Prince Frederick Charles of Praia aa Knights of the Golden Fleece. =PRESS FROM PARIS (Thn on on col PARIS, Tomas' Eviunta, "New honours" have been " heaped " upon the senator reviewer of the " History of Comer," who —after all that was said about his disinclination to the task, lest it should be thought that he was truckling for advancement —played his cards so well as to secure his seat in the Senate before writing his review. The Nain Jaune now says that Senator Saint Ben,. has obtained a decree granting him the coveted particle indicative of no bility, de, as being descended from Sire de Saint Benve, a companion of William the Conqueror. The Bishop of Nimes has just published a pas toral letter commanding prayers to be offered up for the cessation of the malady affecting the silk wcums in his own and the surrounding dioceses. M. Genesee, director of the Europe, has written a letter to the Paris journals denying the allega tions of the Pays that he defended political assassi nation in bit journal. The Europe, he adds, was on the contrary the first journal on the Continent to assume mourning on the occasion of the murder of Mr. Lincoln. N. Ganesco declares that the feuil leton containing the passage which has led to the prohibition of his journal in France was inserted without his knowledge, and through the negligence of the person charged with the supervision of the literary portion of the Europe. In conclusion he protests against the unfairness of seeking for the opinions of a journal in any work of fiction pub lished by it, and mentions as a case in point that the soeisfist romance of " The *stake of Puirl and the " Wandering Jew" were published in the conservative organs, the Daggs and Constitutionuel. The Bourse has been extremely buoyant. Bente rose 16c. for cash, and 10c. for account, closing at 671 r. 75c. and 67fr. 80c. Mobilier, in very great demand, rose =fr. The Lyons Railway rose 15fr., and Southern 17fr. Other lines were only from lfr. to Mr. higher. . Dean Milman's tragedy of Patio, which was per teasel ea Monday night at the Arielehl Theatre with Mks Bateman in the character of Bias" it Itals more than • col. legs macaw The author took • dory which he found in the " Varieties of Literature," sad dealt with it in a inumwmore resalable for sehohistio cam than rankled ars. His play, however, undramatic as it was, hid cap .Studios far lead ing ssWwes. Ii otetaaal a female olierectot who had much to say, if not muck to de, and whose wards might he made a vehicle for any quantity of meting. Ueda then circumstances his tragedy was dragged os to the boards without his mama bans asked, with that cool disregard for olio rights of literary property whirls his always antis• gashed the theatrical proketiou. Miss Bateman's Bassos is • very careful performance, in which the actress produces her effects more by statuesque pace of attitude than by any power or variety of ex prinsioo. The tender pampa ci the play wee* delivered with considerable fee Neg, and the foicible purges WITS cot marred by that excels of visuals which was so repugnant is Julia. nidabella and Fano, two rather sus masa ul parts, found estrasentry representatives in Ma. Billiaston and Mr. Jordan, and she mat ci the ammeters were acted as well as they deeseved to bs. The home was weeded, and the chief performers were greeted with ap plause whiok seemed more dissrindiatisi sad Must this assid. in UNIVERSITY 1N7 ...... .2jk1a111NEL CAMBEIDOI. NAY S. WILILAY BROWN& Maimia.--.9ir Wil Browse'. Wee gold medals. 'ism awng. sesidsat oadargredsates provieg thesteelves prerea u aeat ia the eararettlea Greek verseJalbt Wet sad Greek sea Latin F.ligrama, have lame this day ikwardid as seder: Greek VIM (Lyrics). J. Edwin aaadye, John's College. lam'Oils le igtre flows, Wedk. GIIMOIN, Meg. dales Whig% after the modal *A tie astitologia. W. Besaart r iZe GAM& Lalls s =4 alter the roam at martial. W. KACINfte 4ift ' S o gAZDALI2II COLIJOIL:=0 Pres t o dale% has this day bees to a itWea thereat. NEWSTarwoitr BENEVOLLNT AND PRO. VIDENT INSTITUTION. The anniversary thither of this institution wall celebrated last evening at the Freemason' Tamers; Mr. CLAIM Dammam presided. About 200 eat down to dinner, Wading a fair premed= of ladies. After pro ran the health of bar .Majesty the Ogren and the Nord Family, Mr. Dichosa gave the West of the " Pro. 'parity to the Newsreaders' Besmolent sad rovidest thetitutioe." After dodo/nag Issiereesly the Wastes el • peepetual president, Mr. Daskees took sp the amine mature of his subject, and brought his powers to beer macs the yes cheerful aide of the picture. After touching spoil the practiced Puna, sad Plesiss news of the imaitution, the sceousts of which, be mid, were sot kept by Mr. Edmunds, or Tom," Mr. Dickens proceeded to say that the electric telegraph itself, she greatest news-ageut of modern times. woukl be males without the aid of the hard-working newsveador. Be weld imagine Mr. Reutmbyesalt calmly sleeping by the ads of Mrs. Reuter, with galvasie batteries ender the bed, belle at every Sager, sad electric wires at every joist. waking up in the middle of the sight to find that he Use everything and could communiesie sothisi but for eke starmandor. After an ward enumeration of the claims of the sews radar, Mr. Digests emeludad a speech, which had bees thread to with gnat satiation and intetut, by • warm swag to the public es behalf of the iliettos. sad es' prmsed • hope that ho might Atli *eating be looked ars in the light of collector-in-ohid, and be sooosesfai is PO dies which he wee is glad to bold. Referring to ilia nether of the society, the hoe. chain:se said that all the ansaities were masted out of their faded capita, and that they were attainable by the amides of so very slight as mood of madame sod foresight, INS • sem et dif luaed over a period et five Teen minded • male edscriber to unit. a year, and a female to 101. • year. The tad wee drunk with the greatest enthartmra. Its sintsisbig toasts of the meads' were " She Press (proposed by Mr. J. Bee. nett and responded to by Mr. J. Grant) ; "The Chairman" (proposed by Mr. E. Yaks) ; sad " The Trustees sad Eva cativo Officers of the Compaq," which wee responded to by Mr. Terry, the seoretery. The sabseriptioes surmised amonated to about 3001. The musk was under the direr taw d Mr. Edda Gray, who wee resided by Mire Mo. rook Miss Elks Ism, Mr. J. L. Brady, Mr. Corms, and yr. Ear l ii ' Mr. Toole wee (be boionsi tomatms"' SHOCKING DRAM—Me. H. A. Marlin the borough caroler, held se inquiet at the Windeor'Reyal Infirmary, on Meaday evening, respecting the decease of Farr Marren. • youth of 13, who aecidestally shot him self es Leiter Merry, rid whose death resulted on Friday last, • frightful area of terra, popularly knows as lock jaw, having supervened. The lad had been foe the rat twelve menthe in the service of Dr. Bower, of Wieder. Re west out or Boaster Monday , taking with him an old hors. pistol . which bad hung up is the stainer of his mast e r's sad having purchased some gunpowder, he and another lad went into a tone to amuse themselves by firing oaths pistol. They disputed which should firs first, end then wee speed that Murrell should have the first shot. Be fore he could present the pistol, and while holding it with She enure apes/dims a level with his thigh, it acerestally went off and shot him in two places. A slight Slag Ira sustained to the left thigh. The left forearm was serrelted, and • despreersted read wee inflicted at the bask of it, the museles berg burst and tars. The mere eerier injury wee deemed sad bound up at the infirmary. where Dr. Bo w bound • to be attending to the out-patients when the lad pre sented himself far treatment. Thespplicriticins tore wound were renewed daily, and is went on favourably until, it seems, the lad was foolish enough to =bird his arm to es• able him to exhibit it to some of hie companions. On Tuesday resift last week.= dressieg the arm, Dr. Bower noticed a rigidity of the muerte of the snit, in which the lad bed thee a greet deal of pain, besides feeling generally unwell ; upon being questiosed, however, he denied having say pain about the repo a the jaw or seek. He wee gran • composing draught sod put to bed. Next day the rd could net epee hie mouth properly to put out his tongue, the muscles eorected with tee jaw had hardened, sod upon the wound being dread he had a convulsion. A pur gative was at once given and a removal to the Windsor Isfirmary took piney, to 'sable courser attention to be gives to the ere, miry arena which esseeltatien could suggest being adopted with the view to ear life. Dr. Bower sad Mr. J. Bricker, the house surgeon, were un reuniters in Miele exeriene. The symptoms rif the ere were thus described by Mn. Briokwell :—The linen were is • eastestred eseditioc, eateries errantly from violent spemeolle ertieletiess ; the jaw Sae fined, and only able te he resod te the eater d half an inch ; and upon the enpilisDos of the least excitement, either in the shape d sew et iamb, or eves • breath of wind, the whole of the larcular Worn of the body wee grows into violist spasmodic convulsions. Relief was attempted to be gives by chloroform, which was successful so long as be was trader its illileoCce, but be relapsed into his former °audition as saes as its offsets weed cd. Mr. Brickwell also admire tend esseite, a remedy which had previously been room ful in his rade. Is spite of all treatment, however, the jaw hearse mare rear the youth became enable to swal low eves liquids, the mirror continued with unabated Tiara, and death terminated the poor fellow's suffering' k r rilS7 al terree, the nervous system being completely greeted Tun spry returned a verdict of " Anctidental dear." TMS HALL= op LONDON.—In the Weelc that elided es fleleardey, May 6, the births in London and ten other large towns of the Baited Kingdom were 4,044 ; the deers 2,626. The renal rate of mortality in the week in theme eleven towns was 21 per 1.000 pines living, lest than the rate that prevailed ie the previous WM& Bull appears for the first time. In Louden the births al 1,006 boys and 1,068 glib, in all 2,074 children, were registered is the week. Is the corteepoodieg weer of tee years 185544 the average surer, erreeted for r enew of portieres, was 2.024. The deaths in Loren in the same pared vire 1,236. The average number f the eighteenth week la tee year (carreeted) is 1,317. 0 r The deaths is the present return are ler by 81 Mir the esti mated rarer. Two hurter and fifteen deaths oceparred from moors Doerr ; of tbme 19 were caused by small. pox, 9 by MilleildS. 24 by musrletiark 4 by diphtheete, 06 by whooping end 43 by typhus. There is a general de ers, el dress A coma, red 56 yeas, died at Bt. Thermo lifispoid. ern injuries caused by a cart par ing err fair The was d a ewers, aged 6 yeses, died at 2, Usderwerlateset, Shareditcdi, from tetanus espervesing on Wally rids lees, sari by falleg frees a eraser& The WO of ereeiy , L ea r week was XI per I,or_iller des, 27 la Min sad 25 in Dublin ; 34 so Ulm Ilisaskaiar, is &Want 23 in Birmiegi;;;Zel Leer, 11) as andel. 33 Heil, and 30 is Cregow. The Ere in Vienna wee 42 per. 1,000 dories the week swag re Iffid . ultimo, when the temper. her well 49 deer Fareitheit lowa than la the sun week is Lady, where the ere wee 26 per 1,000. Is Liverpool the hires were3Bl, the deaths 306; a Masehester the Meths 3114, &rho 190 ; Belford the births 72, Mr Amer d‘s in Dirrirriere the births , 216, the dears Ildi ; is las& the births 183, therathe 116; is Beira the Sy s the dears 412 ;is Ball the Meths 79, the deaths 42 ; 41611 bias 11S, Ow &Wm* ; 14 Olsegew the bidiriallie *slim 313; end in Dahlia the hielke 120.1110 15L ,Titern ants 447 deaths is Videos