The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-12 00:00:00

/,- • 1 54.f0r, \: • S PAPER Am Intl. ~ .G 'Tfl 'l aliT 7 • fai f .A o l- _..fitl" •I':1 IL . • r : • . . Satid.Xs: " • ekK 1. r 7 41 . 14.1.• Ali • • .fre u. • . • •• $.. 6 "I .. ic r : „,,e.... " IP r :r• • 1 af ! ...- IA( IRRUTIT Mal' n C ITA HA:r . . . % Li . ._ - - • • . - ----. .: • t 4 . ...„..,,,..,,.. • •... ......,........„ .Tne. ,I- le '7 . . .., • • .Il I ''" . " .. 7' . ... 0 1.................... ,, ' e ' .-i . : ;-• • \\ . A. , «. o• -. 0 • • ... .. • • ..44.• - • .. ' . I .. . :AV 744: . hu g. .• .•. j. A , ~, .. e.;,, 4 .1"."4:1 : 1 : !I I e1:13:4"44 .2 : 7a • : ... .: ..". 6611 . 4) LONMOii, THURSUAT EVENING, APIII4. 1 111 . ; "48110.' 1 '" ' "" '''' :(Stamped., Id. XiAn - =—____ .==--=—p , ........_ ..,.. 1 rt. „V V i 1L1 ... /ii.lo/••• 4==ffitri mixr,=== it 'AT-UNION of GLASGOW.-.-Iluo felittli will • .. MUSIC IN PART et• '"' .• . lIIMMIIII 111 NNW, • TA lox Acvnis NALr ,TAX. . . .c - 2. loalle MOGI h last.. erd the trews tete sew . 4 /27; 71 - 441-fee•aee:fr.h... I Ai Maim vs sth Nay. W.I. aehserfews ban Uw mites et -•-", ' • •.•o. l• : . . . . (PWKIEI, Wmletlitnsv. salmi., Mom me imam theteseesas, es iteeeeect ee _ The Pkeliiin intudoil eeewee (writes the anent- .: of Lod= has deemed the follow- A . ... am Sys of th e i psw i ch y arimr! ! Chlb po , Pilladelg a the Pain is nicedly drew* tote lok seed Pool y ffl t . * l ** OM iialsre : n ifft• -"-- ---- 4or karpas• ar oirtitat_ i ! ILO rit i llge ri ELHlßlTl4 T lll),PallsoriL—Tbs of sh r "d im p s . m . nakt typ es an .... 4 , ,„, - 1....kaimd.,. wont : a thi s alt ax. No fewer tnao sea ARYL . " 911. n .olieref t i e - grist lyrfear MU:ties ‘..‘ toodaii. Sever wee o ' wwederowee of made af the s a id eiatdatimet ell adopted, the iplatteas be 1 SOW 014131...-MeMilies U., eateterise Int;-Oplit • . wee there sorb a geneeals•purtation a sir** *de growl 0 -- , - #AIIdIR likWisaiftet }lii Ike orimaionsai tamini in. " mum hatristed tit, toga- Ami Eft. • re lr.r oa A tui lfille zr ft i gab " I ,twwt ittratiao.b e, i asei p iEV i sso c Ua l u t t te m ma cfr lir ART! IrS-Fl ALI —Rossnes "MBA.? A la * ib il 6 " 111 "f 411 4 he i selekksi ' ll4 t a d't a ?or 8070 tine idi ei Y NOW am& eeriest of the s, PO * Wilt. Madams s.. Ilar ilm," we/ UMW, ~awe Mani en tir will l'"! he WWI 1 ,0,, Eel al i.eratil 41•••,q• suttees.. I& flo4 imve r gle r a 4 4.4 2 i • 1 0 0 .11, 1 .;•=: 1 "" i = bi ti cimal. ... cr i e S ik• A . • tics Y, uu le .. wee reeweher. •• whowsamw, =ye t Dade, Me *oar tie Tistijr ttsdassa liiiiai t e a k amp few il eu m% in& tha .44 *au ,„, • th , - ,7, - ,,,,,* - 6, - w a . fbe din g pur- us e direstim ales. JUBA 11111111.1. eseellalm-nine co m= i•.. .... 6 . a/. die umbil ad Ile"!irmim Zositead. law Pshows. . WilMe Oesper, 1 .• . ".'"'. • oestteadsali. You enelieetilito dmionekibitri do 04 ., - 41„,, i s im am. 6. r am. &ma i as i o= ',h im iiau " ' bib ` II " k il " 'Wk. as ; . ilainebe Wl "' " M fr.. 46.6111 ; 11 a I.w " 641 / 4 Itikreirts *Mae Mel Who ogibigyeet. s t - old awl ,w- - .' fr y.. alti"t l P At his' 1114111.-Zroleilbeire' Credwis ' °I . 90.. :: ... ishoisers atm* .to hen • . sad that it N ltiflt: ALUM SWUM XOlll MAW, Vileb . loll/1 Art:htit ' ;11. •'' t • -• .. U/1111114. to inbel the BAIA MIL .110.11UMIX "tea; wed WIRT WNW fit Ihill set WM" WE jr 'kWh Tamar Ilk it PR" - ••.. 2 i % lo k hamiNti, . Aro - toy. .. *Skis &midst. rig!! s ds.& Tanks sad • • , 'flowed to raiasio Iva_ oe Abe sftes. is. *MI are s• Jr, Tot al 'T,144, .wilh NsistighrAr• lialm• ishasssaiii_ *masa a . Itt -- ~._,L . ,.......,L,. . . ; or i i, ~ , . ovire j:F . tax tettrloitt to British G h . data, true U 1E1: Om IL ; WaffeM.lll. • • ' . the pa I arm Me . more alllktiftei it ' . - ilfit; bf ow .pmstramr• et baby, art - doubted it , uajoet. no , 41111.*Ir°14I ' llitiii I" .4 . 1 M a e . ") 4.41 ' slgloist ilsalillhiriimirglosibsiGs Voislslao 16- Ind , tba . lassoss free r a t ial cati trot AR 0I L L ROOMS, Grill 1 1 061161111;atrask, salad to Timbal& sad Pomo is the rem - agora Y. Oaleada 4 . ' hierrith• • of the tot . o r , 1.1161.1.044111161A1N the ' , le . . , . a I iisras*-0011111411.-* IMP IIII I OOB 11111111 . 110 . the mammal:. eumpiehls MA en baus patilied, for MI • *€ 4 tto ,deed I TI i ltrN A lrert= 4 " "Al •, .... Ir , ....w.r., .1 2,..,... . 4. .. 0.74 .. r--,.r...... 7r7 " I L um nest Lualust to tkle lI IBC Seiabestee to the Omer. .vspeteen. =lll=2llit j e g rie==. ' Adwiestea, Is. • , : .....44" .. ..., ••• * . IF I _:. f; . i . . • ~., ...‘ ... 0 ..... .........../L, . • consumer or antish test. Bee • tel 0-...-• •..., • _ ile7 4- - •. . •.. we *l ' %al ' ...4., •IL - . 7' ' :Or • 1 "1.4 • . ''.. filar Iallej: Atigiactoltlpesallbs 4E04, ftail • earamisteo on sloe lib- it (MIA At tie dread °lb*. it*" * al" i line'' t awl . • - 046;7 ' ft WI kelltelatiod ' A suggestion was maul `that reh to meekier, Me yeacticability of establish de -e,,,• "t 4. keg :, ' and • 8110 1"1.1.14 = tgAti l- "Wilt" I" PiVed' sad b Immial " la " , 71bich ....i. re ,hoes AM , iss; the imtisiesio• •:t il .tb• ..p.fta ...k.irf , iimad not lm measly a Moil es , sv.r TM edeteseed .two= far .... reognigoent *moan am i d saimea,. sell Ms, ill of *air ow• .members 1 sasfateio effort, but that_ it shoal have its headiaarters A r collet the of 'Of M am. 4.Z. IL Peor, • WWI: Seelsetismot ths mist silly the charming ballet. •A• dip tritp# mad In ikj ; . -- is' * vast' iambs at aphis* dess . itatioa, 'in ' the paetroOolis, ©a endeavou r to _ t d o o m s =dm sane. open at hattiloolL favourite pima Oar omdist• 'Midi ssie ..'' • the} hi ilt a,• MA ivalibili• at sada In alas metro. .eyesFedske of a a im s a the public . I __.l avert s al It Cl admat U ollatindle. Melodies -...-... .... • _ ..-n_ _., , va - . .7 - . - ri:7:;: - ..r' ME/ tin retch of ralisious cadanas a with so stated then &r Maio Kellff..l.lCl`.. mimeo to salmi • T WOP ENCE. No. 4_2(,3.1 BiIDISFOI MOSEY WIGRAM and SONS' of 111•66.011. pod L .4.... Ens at AThALIA. - F. 4. 110,114. i jeta, Pert TIM* le lerre thr I.cks no M..N DA'. laity t'1..04/016 00061116 71be 11 9P. 1 aft `t Yll /Lk A 1. LIN M J. 7111. .x. 61046. 1706 0 the lied IP DMA. - 710 dip bit ow .4 damn W•iro Wdrldi 1011 ewe Wsl.lloll e..mr.,. der laseludde, 6= e ror . •00. Itartalin 0.1 Misr 1101 k liraerld. 04 tams = h 6,1 601 Zuni. rpm* tar dr wares, 666.10 10- aronumr.4ol•o6 6 , r an chiend puldeml IN VW =4.1. 1101 she add s.. = o. o =1:1 4 =64 16•406 . 1 WIGZAII or 4 3013, L 6, aanna. in Ms lbe di wogs me ceinv i4 ra rii W a. reglassess a to 1004 firs ler sesseddlue 600 601 sereadolsse kr im boa -i_ittArez AND MILITARY. ADOI/lIUST, • &PM IL--loaPtionoffis Asp AP at A. W. Gillett, to the Wasps, ratervnirrhonee, to to the W the Wasp ee ; Eicooled-elas Aesielsot ileireel, Third-elan A toelieWelt X A Kelley. the Wi mp; Actin Thirctelase T. flattop, to the Flap* tar p = i t V ambr ib r en Weahert, to the Weep ; W. So trimpantunerary. Ilesseter W. IL Orivie. to the Weep; J. J. Martin, to • A l.6. =t Surgeon W. L. Powell, to the 111,10 , 04 Ireelrli Ambient & G. Tetteruall, to th e Ab o af ir; A A . dithSh Clack J. Yeathexaten, to the Ettryalue. ?arrester I. J ecfuoe, to the WA RD . liblahipetaa L. N. Moserieff, to the Man. WIMICLY ETICAX 00 ICATION to SW TORE —The SW TZ vi = 2ILUADILFSIA NTSAMANIT COW WWI Ilea tellsaaereid WI KM,. a S. maw. s e e meh op... ei areut d .Ir saireasers en ea wuppply ham Li lR ic A PO .SW YOWL TWO. Wedoralay. April la VITT OF a A.ll i VOIDS. Woolossilag, AprO 11. Aa.l <ire,. mowed Warameap. OWN praller, la 11 and dolma. Parirard la ih paireer. 11 =g si p= eseleed. Pamapere Iher i red Wadies sa beaked Um* ea vary edramemeasiee lanae.-4 1 ar mar partlealere VW!MUM/ I N MAX, 111. Walirdimi. lrewpwil: fru intighogy... Map 1 14111ssealwal. ON. The following circular memorandum, addressed to $b armed poste Sod abroad. was issued zesterday: "Hosts Guards, S.W., April 9.—Mack taiwouvemense having Desk mimed by tie worms of iamb& sad other whiten • from abroad ter Mis• Amie, baits& ham inverted IkralnUilkt {Marotta lash isistef is thus is d the 4 ea stawohe /whist is miss• ; Abe losanseam s q . A l t Ire& perldite=7 , 4 bearit=7,itier li t ought to agree in 11 17 2.0 1; ; the attention of general and other Whew, *co pa stations, ski officers regimeists, y directed to paragraph Merles 1 and NO, of e Queen's Regulations sad Ortlersf r o a r ci t W Army (111 in which the longetanding rule and p the service which have been departed from, are repeited. -kV command, W. F. Fox:cm, Deputy Adjutant-GeneraL" The examination of candidates for direct cum minions by the mancil of military education comma:od yesterday, behre Major-Genensl Rumlev, the vice and other members of the council. There were above 1 candidates. CiIIUP mid IMPIIIIIIIOI/11 1110 M io Paddle/Mu Gnat Worries bo WAIDSO amd WILL by awn MILVOILD RAVILIk us, fromorliff moll mouton from th a 'Fermium M Now Swoos. to Mourrfool I 3.1 WWI. WI &pm tlird clam Malmo from NAM _lvory TO A D Y, 1111 ZSDAY, W lIIATITZDAT to 0011 fry th4d that , Air Fhatif ye4neee to taunt two or three rieoluttioas on the guanaco to the flown of Conannas, lad Jerky's dentinal:lon trots the members of the slab wined aa the liar. end learned gentleman to arrithe Ann the egoolaig i _spa! genera* to lONA ai s kinnition • eminence. Tbe meeting resolved to dailliblualtie IA tthwt be One" 'member of the floate of 00111a111111114 end d subeselphou Was oomaseaGad to astray thanzpisnais Wtdent to the movement. The progreaa made tbi habitation et the proposed sasociatton will he re ' pried is a few days ; atid film the tone assumed on the sub)set by the agnaulturel wets sad other eircusi ' IMMO, It appears probable that aNtrenuous effort will be Made to hap the TiWabun before the country. the Mi. trate*. Yam:-10. Intst,la... tea heemastems. Ws St Thlrd-elass Wears tickets ardlai.le far ..t. seasll6 TI. 'trot-elan. Us Second alma The mem steamer Item Wsiselhald hilly at 115 p..., awl Ism Cart emery thaatay. Wehasslay. rat Friday —Par Parttime particular. apply at thr hallway !hallos: oe to Mewl lOIRD sod JAULSHI, se, tsm...a Amt. Laseels and hallway elatkaa Now lttMld , ilillunl Haves: or b Ifs. DOWNY, Waterbed; et Meta. CIIIMINs, Cott. irz A. MOORS BROTHERS and Oo'a. nitzwr SOUCNONO TU, MIL N. per u. earry—la ieto it memembel Ile be, olfilllfirt N le TEAT CAN 111 ortnnor a taste for damns] taw* liallessiie eiihmiliiii togleited by the Parisian public geoemllen M. taseeisdn, the pieniet,: save his annual orwoort vet dint's. id* the aid of semmek distinguished artisk s ; issornig,thes, Alma Baslas•Chiss „Aw l and Wekerlin-Damoreau. MM. Boer, Jules Lek" pourges. N. Lacombe Performed men' . 01 hie , Bilious sad Beethoven's 'llifooeWit," sonata. in. • meal careful style, mitt Ikea iltella•Colu d the tint act of Alfred do Milani A semi "keret • Armes Fake. Woe. limed Moly pee tie an attrectiv concert at the Salle JiestikorwA, displaying meek Mate e mod isbou/ing in bee wash.... I foe I shall not . shin to record all the amiss' adonimisti wißth holtas pima whoa our asimai are Ins nondint So Rim I nun not ink' homer, to mention • tads sossiasis Postmann hold a/ Muse. Peyeer,at Minns. Anse Peng Nag neon plassinaty the ca Irma Ls Gras Lek& ate rag holy promises to imp • boosistin on we sseants. lUDs. Parent, ,is may al Nur ark* nisi smog, endives much pinind at this mica meeting. In order to give NI 111•1 II the tiosrseinr 'af flee viegranimes of outs onecerts the seams I mutt ref* t i e Y. Lasopel's roirid which took place at Players. Mondelmoltle . r grand trio' ke C minor was performed by Madame Sweetly, M.' Kompel, and that excellent violoncellist ht. Muller ; them tome Maclaine 'Wooer 'Aii , train 'Reruns," also sniper I then Chopin's kepecestritt In C al* dither, •Ina, %INF Beethoven's duet •C. MLR in C miner. Madome Miele Hemmel's " VaMatirms." Harbin sehnds; was performed for the third Linn IN Sim IMIWINNO4I Conservatoire. We are nut I. Wee kakiikallirealkillx: dog to a class of music which domino* • highst*Noodos td be appreciated than our general public in teal *seem. Madman Bitten Is at present in Paris on a Mist visit of pismase sad sepses. It is, tweeter, hoped 'that she WM be induced to gratify the kyles Si the down with a tali I represent/Woos. Novirver - doetilitirMigemoi eiorengeFit;o be Mmghi t . i• goad boacbmig t hee esa be obtained a Ile. It Im Me lit sod at M. St lig Miellb. beg, et etlitsti diet ildar. _vbeli 1 , . moo that aid lgotem los Ms% wiltaast ta b. to rumple. of Ur boa loodrosTom irom Illo_ pit Cllll7Fity, end by cempailem and MOM& egaged lig eittM elm& end Meter. be me Sol Ono ties balm them ei sg. t o ot: UM Met to submit the ampler wthree mining end meet testers, all of trltoto to,. are thee, babes the Tea Me two sold to out mettemers. sod wllheat knowing eihith OW seminar Ina, prolmeneed ear M It Tea to be ate eat, the led In Quality, but. trues Its rtelt gamut and bigle ettWl sonot likely to phmee the public . It *in be bow iperuv• it oar own indigences., me an, by o_l lli =elld lodg ment ot other end competent Wien, AMIN' to slag the elm MOW, WOOLWICH, Ann. 11. lite Vivid, Admiralty steam-vessel, 'Master Commanding. Allen, arrived is harbour this evening Ostend, to which post she yesterday conveyed his e Highness the Fame of Wales from Dover. lies Royal ness, on arriving at Ostend, proceeded on a visit to the re latives of the Prince Consort, and will, it is said, subse quently proceed to Berlin. The Lords of the Admiralty have signified their intention to visit Woolwich on Friday, for the purpose of inspecting the Renter, screw ateam-vemei, which is now ready for the pennant. • puma FIRE bo a, O Loudon, EM., Apra Tile Cowpony bath* ter a ti 7me peek sad Mow tie noon to th. - Timm' the foil loot. d 174 estioolo=to w the and Pl= Me Amna, i • IF Y. none of Ms Mee oseilenoted =lard= the I I 6 Moe eine emendomen, elfreeeeget It owootery win Ile meet tide Oft rein Wed time set, owl *nee elia. odd my enmesin el say kW Wilmot We .0.. " The Pinola AsawasessOmpsep of heorloo.' WI the Ninon Ilte end their Asenotere Cleohow. WILMS& NA.II/11a, I s um s. fts. OR. W. LOVILL. ; TM t 111111. TOWS CAI IX OVUM% ksiecuege so Kress sad decisive Yak ethererlde, we sbeald set ea & oar eff“rt■ hay. been apprecleeed Ia evidelikeed br Ism etude ws Nee already secured, IM growing Meat, tad osperier clsarecter BLACK TZAR. The folisolue comps:Wye Nat ud prim wN sleety Aye Use greet rassaleps revallag true oar aver meow .4 Wilma rid WOBVINNB 4 111$7;1711I71 AND BLNZIPIT CLUB. WAXII OWTW WITTUTT tin Assowrcz KATZleill, FUND VITAL WAN MISOCIATION Inesperalled Law 14, Great laaansel. Onveara 1 1 W , M PILEAUNAL AICTAITT, leatinre, T Tea eo* 4 Du M Mr, ae. Trerea• rusher aka = us ade tar hare& The hese tea et Me Ausarten =saw the Cea le ra esespide Maw rear Nessat rerf akel ely, above IMAM having boanervemeal Ile aeareseo, ee Ile atlenan espera Pose 4 alma unednat Mlharman, ti, sr bearded en reetWret andel dated sevelas. WIT WOW, Itewary. - . The FINEST NOIVIIONO TEA. Y Pd. per lb. 'av reurntri,nr,:ll. ° ,7t ) (usually charged 3e. 104. and to par lb . A. then two Anerlytleas eotaprbe every bad that fannies really nnalre. they an the well blade we papaw W *en. OMEN TZAR. The YTNIENT PEARL-LEAF l'N POWDM, rare aad very choice. ea lel pee lb. reeally charged le wt. ant g. per Et) The YIN OAT 111010 N, rich delleate Savour. ea Id. per lb. usually deemed la earl k K prr lb.) The BEAT 141.1E1AL In sad eleh. es. per lb. charmed ea OA sekte.Aelt 11*/ Ile REET " Yt i tO !EYNON or OCMA,M 4r. ed. per Ib. the Oa nml WE Falk) M II III=OVISPOWDES, herb. • teseellr &NEW le ad. sad Se. ad. par IlL) !le ehereders ef ear T'sra sed WPM ale sort cerstaily s oar our mg be id teed, woo se bales whet la the See* et Ha OrtCZ fur PATENTS, 1, Saaiiratrest, Limola's . w.c LiAvus gad ML ST osalimaa r gr► ew arlitsb and Foreign hassle sad Itaglatraiamoo gm* Mond drops Ink miles palmtops Avoid Angle their NANDIMOIC far I NYE% TOPA gratis tin application's by halm WATIIIRSTON and MOO DEN'S GOLD (ITAL.'S by Hoy *tight, at realisable Weed werlwasmehlp et wholesale weastartoreri prices Tw e ed In the ehelee hwerweeeed, re-perelased se the prke ebeehel. Here. she awe. law mush year elerki welebe Se the lamest arse The Seem el lb pill. awl sharps tor pales." 011F/7211. tiussitadart fw I Ileserktia street, nol'ut gastlss. W.C.. Was. Mow Inds of Alio rd fesssitery Oar is sorb 1 Assn at Iss the swelling. sod sr latarJays al I Ode& BEFORE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to moons. Laallooranat —Pallaios Table Spews amll folk al Oa an par Jere Dimert Rpm. and Ms. pat WosisdplaMl en pre twit Saws. QINTABLZ WEDDING MUM —Con aiti.o= awl MIA NOM orabsseis matiara. vamp de wed. of posllbis 'UST d Four OURNIII DISH sad COVERS .a iplib Imam ts ream% limbs 004 dare. /11 lis.. at JOl/Y. 114 brabtonsinade. MO HOTEL rid TAVERN-I=MM —ivory demtptlat et PLATED OMEN at ME Os serml Amp -4011111, lowlbr unsde. PHI Gal real substitute fur Silver is tile PLATING so pais SICILEL-401114 Swifts risk. UAW) AI:MINIS! THIEVES aad BUR JIAL/AT. —Ai ail roar modvw Inver, mil Imp awrivra IL Inn ankh presasired, NEI tree So sialwee. 1.11 11111110ENELL, TURNER, and 80N8' HAND = DLIMMOn.vin nagaanan landat a ra-Yr gowns al aria wawa sank& abaft 11:1311111. and dud*. ma and Sim aisadlen and my ind manbasan ad Um dm Him id audit niannadan. LW. rOIRITLEMEN. —NOTICI al 1111110 VAL, ite. Num h.. fimad It aloosintolty essixon beekerie Sem 11.4,•1 4,w( i.ll WoUl. Wade. prel.k.= wllenabia W Mow, Intl, arty ntit tees 8111= rT Dslr .ilduno re at PM per putt fetll7 moviel le bositooto fir are WM/ thervelik Er. iman M boom we be TS, lilt/ tiOlt KUM BONDSMEN'. Mr 111.4. Iral el liasuove-resar , MI MY t. I VMB ES CAM, IR& gram; AND MIND= MUM RNN moszi mad O beg to Mete that their pre proems kw erexto and II MINIM sawed ow d lei Imre elloWs •• o.e le •Wo• as la guns*. ?ley in* rw WWI the gdoolpd swerta b4h at how wl Arad kor the ewl mil wont mow& horrs end lw• snowed Mb so owelisua roar Wow Moe Wesit ow rod IN tido .1.) r Lwalrp. ?b. Ileeeei 1 T 111/1111%.• DistArniums law tem =with se eftakek.oa.t• f thy aslant ase MOW loopier !Orb READY WU& CLUTIIIVO STOCK Is easiblete bi every ibalma„ and Lan) ....lave tab asp lbat tial k i r== . 4 Apt.. Niza• Why 14 mar mat w.etn•auship. at Web mud theapee.a, It Is .ialte 1114anadloal. *MU Is Ye iorttuouUs at l . , h.. ).... am Ow 111011tERY, MAT sal gaza Omit sad ./I.)a haa'ASTIIIO7II, wldeli lan beam J *Rh an euunq a. Aaek at Ilikiseatis slid assamaa big raala at NM 11 P 4 1. enal•le Ik. pomprisiaus W altar Quit gotr•aut •ery prat als.u.l.ur. • Wow, .4 eS take Mk uppatunlty d sannunc• lad that they tuft rat gi• lug thaw culli001“11 taw tuU benefit at i+,. ..111hus ut the .looty 4.11 MOIL Wawa, At. IC boob!, Era MON, Comet 01 Wood. aaJ Abigate, and rum., .4 Sr. a Kfaa.l •traart,aud NartuUret. lirolforol an d Stroarkl, Yorkshire • warms gad so,. •60 It to I. sserticulartioberreed, It is, oak 1.1.a.4 emes.re.i .4 It eill be azebriellart, or tit. returee.t. lodised heettstion I h.ir isset, os.e•tistort • Sketch .4 the Illetery of lertUsb to •ith eel/ teesearsteget earl WA et Woes, grow c.d. 4.0. o. or loot (no '`rt. IA - Miler" and SON'al litablielhatente alit hr I I AlMitil YRIDA Y. the 1310. and will be re-open.-. 1 •• knee ••• ilistertlay Itisrulite, the 14th la.t. , at half-pset 6 k THE " INDISPENSABLE " .SUIT, earls In varklift ...Imp. and pateras , parUcularly saps.* tor . vralkimt ridlw. travelling, mid Ma Is lim•orrily acts..l.lxrd to hr She =bit comeafthle and 'orrice. abk Is•tr.l.l. 1 . 6.-• hum Mti. ...N.A..' .4 K. SINAL•4 mud WM. swim 311aseles 41.14. t., 1'4.1 ..,11•1f of Now flahml-digiolaml klartatreel QPE4 "TAULEN, improved b 1 HARRIS mad ....N. will mb..“ awbatel) blubb. 41t awed ra..L with .ry x pebble% IA Nib 1.6 a ibold Na.l Silver Ipsseris sal ,r• t,.nrty. at e.obally Ise prima. Mantra Oloas., .1.1 p... 4 tree TM. , . HAIM* abbi SOX, S. as 101.1 the MIA Norm SW— Wa r d Melea— No lauvellos amployaL 110 XTY YEA 118 • HI/Cella bays) prvvol 1 - 7 wri.Al.4. that lIHMLA NUN' MACASSAR OIL pa • tura...Maury anyartha /or Kuwaiti the ercarth and rt.‘ , taa and P. atail)lit the banana half. It prevaahl Mix la,. What .4 .1. tomtit/ging. Areagthatas weak We. deartit U .latritiN. Irks. it basaliialk . 11011. iL ZI • 81 It I. -I.ll.gily reommallutsu as I. a I.rmitiltil loaol -I hair 1114 bleb seism la nail) h. ht. with JJJJJ Olt teNhosaltia atualasily gm. 1.1 Its HIM Atry. an...A. dr beta sod amapositd tY PK., A. :. and Net. ilt wm ll* km or.. art . 1. • •.•I th Nn. tl.c roads Zweilsoef W NW •• Ho etail.-r. :.$).l '• A. RoWLAND and 11," la rat tY •...,h1 _•0. /1.41.44 gar.k a, Lark*: awl by elanhota and r• LSI It E . 1 . It E. L . % SI E Kra AST gl X isiib e . tin bawds ae trt.l) pt ° r.t aritallllB.l Le Mdr bra OW oak. 810111. " ta... I It emotion* deral i ames •.t ) .huh 1.. ....1111. IT g 4.41 1. .11r.1• an. truly Ir rlllllOllll •.r. 0.1 • tel. zr,..4 IMF .• • f. • solaria • at. It Mar Mid Is. 04 ta I IV Jonin•airsti. .•. all n. 1•411.• 131.1.. Yr 01111 V 06 : 166 . IM Lub of 4 a. i ..1 Aslbtuati.: lallLa TV two.. ..4 •0. I Ho* 41.11111 r I *at Moat.. SOCIN7 01 ARM CZTLOI: la 044. per lb. • diergul la prr lb.) TM Wlgn a N i tlaN at PWITATIOX, la 4d. par 116. OMMUI chaired la fa per tb.) Ilis min ow mbrae. to csoiftirr lINt mew; -•- pee M. la M. Seib at Ibi) • debeillirl pt 1. lealleeel de NW Mo. set Memel dolls el tilhr rrt weiglit et Ie• 70/t.-7b OKA. •i• Maly marebsebe• Oen kw era. Oemersoes—hoed so Met • Is MIMI to= le undo smeared press ellbsel le every te a papaseft. see bewbble retie M :e iz =em all weirs le per mei Mem ee =di yam MO. lima be per ease. es saw be be deleoW wI l• 1111" bet em elberrbe. MOO= 3102111110 NW COMPANY. a I=pe. ay. it /1 1 11 Z BM sad CHIAPIST TRAB .ad .A. UMW Is ILIPOLAND are sa Om@ le be abliwil of MULLEN ••• CIL. Tea liaralaffAL time lifillisalse* qt'. Owl Wes Wad Comm Tea. b. et, IL MC IL, IL M. mod . Ik li Reselhow IL •L lel, sod IL 7.. orleilbe lo Ohs valor MIL seal aerkes free by os. new/ dislike or metal lows la lailarl • pries mertiat }ea Mairtal =dna prism. All pee deerlige trios vials al.* idles id Ilks Qty. VIINWEI MARSALA or BRONTZ WINI at 11 Ike ,awed duty fle. psr dews : 4e. per dm dews .: 431 La per /wrier cask. la t i w lrl Se sop sisdies This On will be found of as la wry sett to /avowed. was *WA.. mbh or lir aß...eliNmerli widlil• Isy That NU NN Sid . wboe. Writ. sad bower awards et 47 years E= c to the tea. Society ad 11, JarWs Coa le C. Mee now ow applleaNam ah.w old pale id► war doom S 8 sad 801r8 COGNAC BRANDIES. I V l• N ressis d Oareeree fa el esededed tie aft es Indy le teemed le le dd. yred dam Brui t IS sad MON heed demill fleas is seserehme Moe 1..111. amidomies do else la prise Midi de dem e= u re se eadeded leeneeed assedyilee, they et de deed leasdet= MA* sad ere der= l eied, dad ddleg the eddeide de vedrieed Is aim. Nam wiez d r Oepre Brodee et de WOW doled. dew dd Oedema fa~de pat : &dee ell die Oes, Id, e. per pad, See add free et ezpord Tenet eath—Te. morn. NO CHARM! MADE for STAMPING PAPZR W VIVO/GPM with A PM% CURT. et INlTlAlii— sooluGt IN saplings srem.lidd sdhasirs ZS V &LOMB. 61 2 P. IN. arson laid s. a. tail du. an gliss Ise dd.. titbit asse, po llse quirts for . superass Itsoisags re rem; sumo or, 4• 6,1 - WEDDING CARDE. WEDDING 1111/T4TATIoNS u.tit CKILEMON Y. DLI LIMES, sad imu. PIUNT/11 STAIIIPILD is SI LYME, with AK MA Of CREST to the WOW Woo. CAWS PLATS LUDIJANTLY ItNOILSVILD sod IN Sett/111Ni CARDS PALNTED for 44 M —olwerro at MORT 111111110111/, wolthaown ostaigkhowtal, it, fItDADILLY two USN bass liedrdli•alnil LMUNK —All tits Music of this favourits apes Wallmee's we at 11.1 f Prise, sad oath piece e n i_a .. headernee ewer, gratis, hy PILA MN and alreet WHlda. All Mamie .at tame tare" sad poet e= 7 ".". t tosttleatee The bade supplied. At the weekly meeting of this society last even-: keg, Tor s Amur PELLA"? is the stair the pap er read was. Bkmewars," ley Mr. Ulna Gland. The author begiapating out what woe MeV eheneteristice which Meosiesis from other kinds el pottery. The of stoneware, given is the Meadboolt of the Maid Catalogue of the Great Exhibition of 1661, was EA Wham :—" Otossware is a demo and higily 'vitrified mate. vial, impervious to the adios of tali, led of peceen it ; differs boot all other Made of aimed seethes tiarrilththigi important respect, that the &Mai is the 0- bad material itself, fused together." Mee stoneware ea made is Lambeth might be regarded he a vitrified bod,y, the warlese of which was coated with a Ow at glass teemed at a high hest by the emaineglion themes of a panne Of Alias (a eamitetusat of its own) with the sails al deconmead malt in • state of vapour, generated by throwing malt into the kilns when the requisite heat was attained. The sailor pin an outline of the early hinny of the Label and mentioned the principal improvements whit[,t iar bet made in the manufacture during the last testy • yeses. Forty years ago the trade suffered from many tat pediments, and the potters then in Lambeth were in nabs, some Mx or seven, working some 16 small kilns of seven or eight feet in diameter, the prudoes of each kin 1154 under 10f. worth of ware. The clay best suited for making EllOOSW1t• was brought from Devonshire and Dor minim and recent, a deposit had been hand at Farnham, in Sunny ; the main supply, however, was from the two fret counties. The beet quality was found at g ths varying from 10 to 26 feet from the surfne The method of glazing originally adopted was demarited, sad the author pointed out the modifications that modems ingenuity had introduced, and discussed the question as to the cause of the brown tint mammas given during the proems The various kinds of kilns employed then came under review, end the author described in detail the kiln recently invented and patented by Mr. John LIM which appeared to Pumas sums important advantages. The dillealty with regard to the ronsumptiou of smoke which bed wend so much trouble and expense was sow, Its thought, surmounted. The present state of the trade is Lambeth was an the whole satisfactory. In place of some 16 kilns, turning oil each under 20/. per kilo, they bed new somewhare about 70, turning out each per ha ps at as avenge 60(. Gratifying as these result. were, AM t ee wii the progress ma* it was equally mina meek more rereebed to be dose Whoa is the short spololll of forty peen me auk had bore scoomplisied, they had still a *lit to hope tee greeter thiap, not only in the new markets daily crisisg up be foreign gauntries, or in the new uses which might be env goesed for the articles, but the manufacture itself was, ill *Aim, mill capable very great improve /muatld, which a more scientific appliestios of ebieletry wo effect. It is with much pleasure we announee inset Harr Carl Werner fees become a member of the Now ftheirey 04 Painters in Water Colours. The general public will Dow have the opportunity of making aoquaintame with the productions of • foreign master winch Mee hither% hem familiar only to • comparatively small number ef senates,, and connoisseurs. The new society have °mild* made • great acquisition in the acceesioe of Carl Werner. Tres Po,. AMU THI IRHSH The following is • trsnolatlon of the answer of bib Holiness to asaddress permuted to Ida by the leldi A uYuauur Peahen "To our beloved sea, NIA*, Fur mg, Provincial of the Aueintintem in tea health and apostolic benediction. We hem with peat satisfaction your letter, dated the 1 this mouth, in which you testify and profane, in per awls and the mom of your brethren ta Ireland, yes mop great Waclusent, devotion. and pious obedience to mined this Holy See ; sad, at the same tune, you wpm the gliia nese and grief which is common t o You and to thew, se ode% to our vesteruble brother, Daniel, Bishop of of you make meatioa in your letter. law, maim sad most bullhead einsteinium of mirage of this Holy Sue, by which they have hew far •Malg time endeavouring to wrest (run, us all temporal antbarity, have been fully ascertained by us. But now, the Itiag Ka l inin, having openly entered iota • Inegne wikt rg A and haven lead down c certain novel right, lei, by • ler sot of harehieed hyperisy, after himiag MBu boundaries of his realm, claimed to himself sirloin provisions of our temporal CiSMUUSaUIIa, which provisoes the maw memos have excited to rebellion. We, mindful of Our duty, mak the oath by which we are boun d to guard bye and attire the patrimety of the Apostolic See, whisk reganle Mae `aid and advantage of ell catholic countries, feet danger, and are prepared to suffer even the most din calamities for such u cause. Hay the most, merited Lord, beteg inommuitly besought by the prayers sad vows of all intholies, vouchsafe to resist use in Mr Lawn and cares, and may He continually sustain and par tact us by the strength ail Ilia heavenly power. Coutadne, therefore, beloved son. together with your religious, hewthree, to oder up anemias( prayers end supplMations Um iamb mem merdful Lard, gat He may divot by Es almighty power the storm whith ha. bum rented NOW na, and clad' to Wows the tite Ca e :l the ettemise of We Mel)/ Nee. With regard to p ant of money which yes. t , the name of all the have thought fit k. and ' aid et the wormed cinnenstenose at our tresenl i tr ys t 10XTRAORDINARY DIEICOVIIIRY of so tri ni t," t . you , w owe d Ks . ma g t o * INN th, smareiy NAV of MIN( De 111411., saaaks. Let the spode& belallaa==. aa • Pro r."4"arneettomes,"P•ri"",...k.°.o6° rr od .... • `P"l / 0.4 0 .„.. i ta esusw 6 . I;i: sage a. hea , veoly_gria_ „:„. with oviagly tho uelmvj a . ffectai you, si b u e d keen dowealasted NSW LAICAL MOIL our sm... noorli see, and yourteethren, be the pledge of our 1/1111. with the 2d i rsa: n c i t rimatunion i al v reeinest i r i g y known, ems bthe tomtits. fac Si the Will towards yen. Given at Peter's, in Rome, mess Merl est welsh ham y is ey e d l et . *k of March, 1860, of our Poutileala year 146.--Pors tree ow mac of here to defra os. . P. IL" W i ag g sg , lll" m all e.2( s u: i mi l aisma u *Non. i. Alt a d ig Pl ick '' %.: l"i gin me gr sa i LoNuoN 011111.1 AL 0101111 1 S Comrsirt (Lamas). .-Tradis receipts week ending April AWL 12s. ad. as is asit livadss. " Ths story of ollf Item from year to year "—abakespeare. Oa UM lath M April will b m puldiaheit, price 64. Ad., bound in clot TEE IMO cloth Or ALL THE YEAR ROUND, Cemdurted CM ALLIS MCKIM Oeedalnlng the coacledina 1 ttspfrys of A TALK of TWO CITIES, by 111•MiLlil WIMPS . TM WOMAN la WRITE to be completed la July , by W !Lail CoLLIad dad Ufa First Sit Poen of the UNION fl Eitel AL TRAVELLER, by ellaiLlf3 INCRIENS In addition to • cattily of Original Ankles on subjects of 10= 41 1 e permanent Intens calso hi weekly numbers, peke 5.1 , and In 'Deathly patty sa Wallinetun Mewl, Strand, laden, , and by Warta alapmen and Mall, CIL Plccadllly , W , ut whom may hod all the Members Moustauld Weeds." THE MANSE GARDEN ; or, Plousat Colton ) of Fruit Teas, Ilespen Venable*, sad San Bern Int the bast, sad pall as Villa or Yaw By N Panuna, U. Ninth thousand. Via irlastaross Additisse and Improve ment Cans as. al*. fla Lamar: J Illieland„ Psarnastreros. r i zßaldh uNIR''.I IHR A ir" triILI (Mental 11 Pttreleer. Imbued by apenieeterdeas the apules, Med.. and Mallosal Treatment. by T. N. M D , Thy Winn b., the Oeseral !bet-Ake Latless-Cartient Provklent In. ditaleen, ao London: Iran the Anther, 26, Lloyd -equate, A BOON TO 1112TOCII 111771111.211. THE NEW MZDICAL MMUS far ignitailess oirdalsrlori. a Morrow soarer Mr[ brile oared of Nemo, Lon of lloodop, MEM II 1140111. sad Isdlopoikor • by lakortag t rD a ICAL GUIDE. ba , corridor 61 Yr la 66. Ys attar. add for th boueit of others. 66 *1 mod. No will darrefore *rod pod fres. on droorpt of arrollApe Arad too Nampa, • ropy of Yr book. coot•intog dm" diredrod. ram« %Vire, fog , Wilford How, BUTWOHINIOINg, por k Lomb" W.C. Atl.lftis • 5t.. 11. .. ; : t y ~ Issatiele _ 'the mach of **km odimooLoo._ wand ao Xi supplied In wad they Amy worship God, and no alder emegemies elle for their tengionsestruction aft, el trikt a Z t af .their ,annolation in aloes= or me the ar . • etelametkal calculation of the relative peep ortions erns .slew. ad re to the &e. ly no illeerld .M,. ''a of ale evil. It is 113,418g a gri. ' 96 fffetolt parochial• • ll e: 1"" se yor ' More adequate lep , ro i th= than ;Eleiltr ly t e aillEderaggstmleastia eddies ssit be '4 tici j,lffeelpo•,._ and la Leen itself thm Ist l i re mouse by the rich ere many of their =by milmtrosi theeparisbes with an overawed* which have come to be inhabited almost eat. lilyAte tr poor. while three is ircesty team =ssl the ricks: rake l i ge w re the clergy ar w e alni lr o:6 rut; of 6 malaise maintepeas . there is, se the other hard, no piehley, willed suites greatest e ff orts, of procuring either amass or elowsosede for clergy for very pax plate It is week te Am Nardivol curbplaces 1W I would how mOlf siessily beg your attention : "Then are in this diocese three perishes, with popu• Wes 1130102 16.109; four, with - between 30,00 D aad 3 6 .010; evil._ wow 30,000: et via be tee Iffutio ed i t= 16, with between 1 OOD and 20,000; and 32, with between 10, 000 and 16,003. Noworlat= ever diversity of opinion ewes amongst us as to the desira bles= of not carrying the subdivision of old pension too far, awe is, I believe, be on. opinion that such parishes a. .1 WO now mentleed ought toe subdivided. The pee • •• -*pie is le wee we cone to ouch seeltitehh; "P% cannot meet tggether in one house of God, nor be ' .to one • - .6t amen Of pasted superintendence or Moreover, the waded+ el oversewn Into • • district. always Lads to the relhiplication of . . *Hiles mare widely the advan derivul lea virdev _One proviten socisee wi4 , the alter s/Wry perootual .1 , Mies camp mac elves to attach to ,nanistra ' elesdk. • 1 le Seas* ewe low moat me be aces by off of a aresW miiaeary kind before huge wegiseted eIIIS Pk _brought into each a state as to be eseityl to 111 heats of parochial subdiede. We ei r dl iv at I • age whisk re berg mat it She pea dry Id ma sesionary work. The mealy .fur wee I ' mindeary curse as • tion. age rZta *preen a fermetie Wet Niel Ode seem in motigelag ori eserrosin ... ip s tr. wary. But tien,_ medisate, to be , test foe direed ewaranione permanent foal wideh UAW se leverilisrff. and ho which they a 6 last to , sive way. I el myself therefore he, ,iiia & rrthat no oant ace, bowever impo 6 to) eed he inhere with ear greet work FtThe poor at Loewe have a elrmit=l rict ia t aszvide them with those t eseelsrly religious or= e .. .11 who know the v=7:o l Gospel of el prim. AU who receive am, portion of their rio7nsihe rent of house. inhabitedby the poor, dr i rie which such hoes. am built, are agiscially ground an in God's sight, to do what they can to puede for the spiritual weals of their tenants. All the rich, who de-' rive from the labour of the poor so large an amount of the eperessesl life, are bead to pay look some portion of ' Wei% s e=dil ti t.: h tt ur e e . r sils or of the poor te poor. In It e he' eefgls y deredi and schools and the ministrations of • oleogymail • plead within his reach is allowed by his landlord or em ployer. Ought we not to cashier the the poor of London rarea Meson. ateedeen emir asiatry homes, and to settle in the dewily ;peopled districts of the waissolie by the prossime of the nch, fur whom they lame end whose is they are u truly while =else ia tee t squalid bone in narrow sr aesised as if they were the inhabitants at asassat sfe ekereg round their employere' park ? I would m=6 l6 tee •wlio live in districts well sup plied with oweests should y a visit of personal 4 4 . inspection to the poor Needed ' and consider with kiesessives what mete °WU to make one district Wither willsea, At =lice of the London el open t &li sublt rina t of the present mabe illeielfleel PlelllWlSier the spiritual neeembias of the nietropole ender in which new works to ;re ef may the existing ea et effectively be undertaken. 1 him to urge those who ere equainted with the society to read its peers and prasonally to consult its ace, she they may understand how greet and pressing is its work. Thane contributed be this society during the peat year eve been r fellers: laarloyaarrr oalsaiptica Assail salscriptiaa Donations Donor far saadlial objects Ooilmatkaa is &melbas . _. 22,x30 0 0 286 14 6 693 2 0 106 5 5 664 1 6 R4,11F2 3 4 " This sum Is of owes • very inadequate expreadas et what i yealla doing sruard us, as manly=“Nliar are toll'inuany Obailvtaitai Riugarmil. • 1 , .! vidual object', not onntributed througt the bioessan doe j. But no amount of separate private exertions can dispense with the necessity for • eantral fund. The great majority of the schemes of parochial eurtension set on foot by private munlikence still require some addition from &public sousar. Without the encowedentent which the smote from each a Mid afford, it is feud practically that subscriptions lan. ' guish ; and there are districts so poor sad neglected, and with so little claim, except from their poverty, upon any of tbs rich, that little out be hoped from them miles. such • society as ours undertakes the whole direction of the schemes Intended 40 benefit them. The present state of the society's inside entirely precludes the possibility of its undertaking any extensive worts of this description on Its own responsibility. The whole aggregate of what is done falls very short of what might to be done, eat I am justified in urging all seriously to soasider b efore Clod what are their duties in this matter. "Since I came to the aro of London I have conascraW Dew cherehee, whereby a new parochial organisation has gam supplied, capable of manic the wants } of at moat 110,009 perfume; but eftordiug to the Ilegistrareaina's oa4, cuktion the population of diocese has meanwhile Inn. erased by 140000. Allowing, for argument's sake, that the dissentersind Roman catholic,* have been as active in this matter as ourselves, and that we should be justigsd ks eematieriag their efforts, it will be foUnd that we have hat kept pass with the merwse of pipolatios, witheet eteplz=ay ramoly for the fearful aggregate of neglect being pest years. " Lastly, it is ohm urged that churches will do little good without faithful men to minister in them. This is moat true, but as good parochial arraigemaits are at best power. lea instruments without the right men, the test men must be without sparochial arrangements The t aro toota am irate supply of gt nue whom hearts are ead by the Holy Spirit of God,. can be no reason for hesitating to contribute out et sus abundance, to strengthen their 'hands when they are found, or prepare the way for their ministrations. It snip re. minds as that we ought to add to our charity our hearty prams, that, while we are using all secondary means, Qod will be_ g raciously plumed to supply the primary means, sad Himself prepare and seed forth dt labourers to give life sad spiritual energy to the outward machinery by which we mak to advance His kingdom. " Commendhur this important society to your amidst Christie& eaesiderstion, " 1 sm, deer brethren, " Your faithful servant la the Lord, "A. C. LONDON." THE Rip°Ansa PRINITTIRIANII OW LIVERPOOL. Yostenlay tie lousdatiaa stow of a mow church intended for the c'aseleils• of the Rev. I. Graham (kw of Ayr), wee lead la Illeereemet, Lwow& Last night an address was delivered at the above ' institute, which is situated in the Euston•road, on the sub ' Pieta " Politic Beelth,"by Sir P. H. Got.osie in, ME ; Mr. Jthvogra Barra in the chair. This institution wan founded in HIM when the Otenmerno tion stone was laid by Mr. H. E. Gurney. It was opene d the 47th of Bs ivory, in the present year, by Mr. Byng, M.P. Tla object ' of the institption is to provide • reeding-roooa, army. horns Of MA and benefit club for workmen of all claims: The vendiag-room in *Lich the address was delivered is ei speciosa mos% and is open to all Iwo payment ti ld. a dap; or Bel . a month. The loon. baronet commenced his addrad by it teference to the precepts of Moms, who promulgated the earliest sanitary laws in existence. Many of the ego* prohibited from beim eaten by Masea were net, teneally used as toed eyed at the present day. Eagles, • Ithes„liate; sees, sate %thy ether animals; were In cluded in the lint or van se prohibited. sad, although 9: good deal of amusement bad been lavished on the prohi bition of Moses against the use of pigs' mast, he had the. authority of Dr. Copeland for sera; that, at least in hot climates, abstinencetrom many of theme articles of food tended. to promote health . Moses also issued regulations as to the: eleitallthel of and for the prevention of infection.' Hewing nest , to the great aqueducts of the licans, Which he cons derail to have been made for th i e in cpose of, =water into Rome, he came to the e ff orts' bid been made in &gaud, end showed by a re- *Mao to the reports of the Registrar-Geoeral that the average length of human life and the procierratinn' ,of health were promoted jot is proportion as drainage, th e Ripply of pure air, pure water, and the removal of refuse, were attended te. By well-directed limitary effort, the heath of th e ,ii apalittios of pest towns might be nude to. the of the county districts . rip* ricts. Bat ennetking - Mom be la the Dania direction by provalingliabite- Mona for the workmen in the country outside the large Warm •They were not yet in a condition to deckle whe• tharthis weld be dose, but they might be °Main that the bank of large towns, end of the working elames wave larly, would be promoted thieeby. lie then WAIN! on the value of clernliness, out-door nrossomenis, c.a./meg, and Cm abstinence from ardent spirits, in promoting health,. 1 and concluded en interesting lecture amidst the applause of I his audience. On the motion of Mr. JESVOIRE BWITII, seconded by Mr. 1100ATTA ' a vote of thanks was passed so the hon. gentleman ferhiseddrims. iRONMASTERS • QUAETZRLT MZETING. WOLVERHAMPTON, 'Arm 11. The usual quarterly assemb li es of the iron masters of this district earusenesd in the town to-diy. The meet- Mg was held in front of the Swan Hotel wite thinly ai -1 tended, and the ungenial weather exercised a chilling in -1 nuance on the proceeding. throughout. Of late years the banner transacted at Wolverhampton on quarter.ilay has not been large, but today it was much smaller than usual, and there was evidently a marked indisposition on the part at consumer, to enter into engagements, however moderate. The owe of this dulness it is not easy to trace, but ,4 its salience there can be no doubt whatever, and when the ainembly broke up the tone was as languid and inanimate all it was at the commencement. The meeting was is direct contrast in this respect with that which took place three months ago, when a fair snout of beekeem was done, and the most sanguine anticipation' were erterleined as to the excellence of the prospects of, the trade for this quarter-day. Bose of the modems of finished ilea reported tiristy that they had orders sufficient to go on with ; bet it is to be feared that this is far from general ; and the mutt that can be said that Is favourable is that prices have not given way. Pig iron was freely offered, but sales were not very easily made . v Beyond this there was nothing in oonnexion with to-ditet meeting to pall for remark. As to the French treaty, titi feeWsfiethat Ih• Meath to accrue from it to the iron Wade le Lllt l rptc a lion Bill was a rood deal discumed main treday ; the iron and coal masters are still dissatisfied with the measure as it stands, had 'complaints are made that the goveniment has not kept faith with the trade. The owners el ironstone mines especially object that they an lu 1)p litb footed to the same reetnctione a• are to Overate in the washing of cosi mina. Noma altorations la the educational torte bre elie lobe inggestml when thebill le in committee: alto nifinttiteturind trades in the district ant dull ; the men employed at many of the large works have beam at pka t y he the greater part of th e week in contequence. end trade alone is brisk, and the commodity rather 11011100. Coleraine:monis &Rua or Towles boson , nos At , LITIRPOOL.—The improvement committee of the Liverpool corporation submitted yssierdup to the council a plea of improvements in various parts of the town, involv beg the widening of many old streets, and the cons truction of mescal new ones at the north, south, and east shies of the borough. The scheme also eomprimel improved approaches to the lending sieges. The estimated post of carrying out them ii =v t e h tlieate was 300,00U4, 300,00 t, the . co mmittee to borrow Ibis amount. It was stated th i an e t t errug p l o i w Th e te rs of 3d. in the peered would rise Ma totormo upon this oink . One of the proposed lines of new street will at the pejo' which is considered the most eligible for the erection of a station to form the Liverpool terminus of the fit. Melees and ()antra line of railway. The committee suggested that, thane should be as little delay as pomade is carryiag out limo ple, m aned the land would year by yea,. become more valuable difficult to purchase ; and Mr. Alderman Gardner staked his reputation, as a person expe rienced in the value of land, epos the issertion that if the maltose were delayed for ten years, the cost of the improve meats wield be ten times as much as the sum now pro. poen!. The consideration of the scheme was postponed until the report of a conunittee app,inted to consider the new plans for public offices has been presented. THR FORTHCOMING EASTER Train:—Yesterday, on the opening of the common law offices after the holi days, the lists of the several courts for the anprochieg term, commeucing ou 11.nday next, wore exhibited. The number of the arrears the three courts is only = I I: nod other matters. There are 44 rules in the Beech, 46 in the Common Plow, and 49 in the Ex chequer. In the Queen. Bench there are 20 rules ip the new trail paper, 15 in the special paper, and 9 enlarged sales. Di the Court of Common Pleas there are 5 ea rules, 10 in the new trial list, 2 matterswaitiug the t of the court, 25 demurrer , , sad 4 for special orpiment ; whilst in the Court of Exchequer of mon sod there are 14 for argument and I for judgment. In Vi l t ia rcreptury paper there are 2 rules for judgment and 7 for argument, cod in the new trial paper 2 fur judgment amid 19 for argument. The cam of Swiefen v. Lord Chelmsford" steeds (or judgment It war notified roster day at the judges' chambers (which re-opened after the re ams) that the Lord Chancellor would sot receive the judges earl other hart functionaries at hie mansion on the lot day of Easter term, awarding to the usual custom. There is • good deal of business before the Divorce Con* sad some alterations are expected to be made in that court, in order to ezpedite the hearing of came. The business of law sad ispity is considered to be "good," nod the amen far tram Wag eaririesikka CHATHAM, Arum IL His err Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, warm• by Goners! Sir .1. F. Burgoyne, inspector gen of fortffimt. soak and a brilliant staff of uffioera, was e until a somewhat late hour last evening in Mimed irsaged efartilicatkae and other works of defence in the neighbourhood of this For this purpose his royal highness made a men circuit of the dibtrict, visiting all the point& of *mimeses, ionsmeodog with that portion of the lines which borders on the Canterbury nod, inspecting in succession the various barracks, whom all the recruits were drawn up to receive him, and extending his examination of the fortifications ae far as Fort t't: or A i the dockyard, St. Mary's Creek, and the new of defence which are to be erected on St. Mary's Island for the protection of the dockyard towards lie sea side. At the termination of this portion of the inspection, his mid highness, together with the principal officers of the garrison and his adaff, proceeded to Inspect the district between the Thames and Medway, in order to moartain the advantages it offers for the madam of works al defence to protect the two rivers ; it is in this neighbourhood that the government has purchased a site for the new ride nage for the troops of this garrison. Jitter speeding some time in the inspection of the locally, his royal highnem and smite returned to the garrison teGemen ffient-houes, the raddence of Majer-Oesend Byre, where distinguished party of officers had been invited to dine with the duke, who war the guest of General Byre for the night. This morning, at nine o'clock, his royal bighead, aooompaaiidby General Burgoyne, General Eyre, Captain Goldsmith, C. 8., and other o ffi cers, em barked from the queen's-Make at the dockyard on board her Majesty's steamer Wildfire, Master-Commander Brockmsn, under a salute ofi a ina been the battery. A yard d honour of the Marine Light Infantry, under the command of Cap A. H: Nepean, with the divisional band and colours, was drevni up to !vows k,is Ogoolile; nem, 4rbo proceeded td Mmect Hid steam Boating bet Trasty,•l4, which the duke spent some time in examining. .fit the terromatioa of the inspection his royal Widmer re-embarked on board the Wildfire, sad proceeded to Sheer. nem, to inspect the defences at that part of the coast, at the conclusion of which he will leave for Canterbury and Maid- storm. ARRIVAL 01 Tioors not( INDlA.—Another large patty of ask and wounded troops arrived at Fort Pitt General Hospital last evening frum the presidency of Bombay, having disembarked at Gravesend from the chartered Fast Wit troop "hip Windsor Castle, 1,250 tons, which sailed hum Bombay on the 3rd of Jasuary last. The number of troop who embarked at Bombay was 2417 including 74 of the Madras Artillery, belonging to the 3rd Dragoon Guards., 1111 i hmlienling Dragoons, 9th Hussars, 12th lanoenc 1412 i light Dragoons, let Royals, 4th King's Owe. lath Royal Irish, 33rd, 57th, 66th, 9lst, and 95111 Payments, together with 7 women and 12 chll &en. The vor ri i: d Bombay to the Thames own tied 99daya the passage 9 soldier,, 2 milers, and oger, died on . The following officers arrived with troops :—Lieutenant Ogilvy, Madras Artillery; Lieutenant Maxwell, let Royals; and Lieutenant Joeek 91st Regiment. A ft er the troops had been inspected, 16 men were ordered into hospital, and the remainder sent to the invalid establishment. Most of the troops sent home have served their full period, and are awaiting their dig. charge. PORTSMOUTHArsu. 11. The Forte, 61, screw, Captain K. W . W Tarow% thin of Rear-Admiral Sir Henry Koppel, arrived at theact last evening from fiheernam, en route to the Cape Good Hope. She ozobaaged sautes with the Ow& niander•in-Chief, The Siren, 16, sloop, Commander 0. M. Balfour, was paid off into ordinary to-day. , 8111Pe IitILDINO FOR THE ROYAL NAVY. There are new actually Meg built at the various navel dockyards eleven screw ships-of-the-line, to carry from 91 to 101 guns each ; four screw corvettes, of 21 guns each ; eighteen screw ships, sloops, &c., from 11 to 36 guns; Ave screw gars umiak, end tea steam pnbaste—the salt, InnP of which Aire Of Wai —7A ships,•to mount 1,764 guar, end of 17 020 A s p powe r , Us UV, FAMILIES AT WooLwicH. —Yesterday morning Awards of $OOO applicants for employment __pun thronged the entreat* to the Royal gun factories in Wool. wich Arsenal, it having been announced that an midi tional number of artificers and labourers would be taken on in the department. An attempt was made to organise the immense bodi into Notional columns or divisions, of about 100 each, but the unruly desire which they ex. hiliited to be foremost for examination rendered the at tempi abortive. 260 or 300 were, therefore, hastily selected end ordered for medical attestation, and the remainder were dismissed. As soon as the whole of the machinery now in course of erection is in working condition the establishment will be agaiu increased to Use full number intended to be added. Drisrciacicas AT SVITHRAD. —The disturbance on board a line-of-battle ship at Spithead on Tuesday, sad referred to yesterday, occurred on lsard the Edgar, 91. screw, Captain Eaton, flagship of Rearidintral J. E. Erskine, second in command of the Chaueel Plait. It in suited that the marines lint displayed signs of in subordination relative to leave on the Monday. which was renewed on Tuesday, on which day a portion of the ship's company joined them, when there rimmed the usual routine practised of late on such disgraceful occasions. Five of the ringleaders, Goa. prising two marines, one marine artilleryman, and two semeen, were sent on baud the Victory, where it is sup ' posed they will be tried fur their mutinous conduct. Vari. one rumours are in circulation as to the cause of the die, terbium and its extent. The Sprightly steamer was ordered to honk her Ares, and the marines on board her Majesty/d ship Victory were to hold themselves in readiness fide,m,' last night to proceed in her on board the Edgar, should their 'services be required. ANNSICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL DIBPATORIII nor LIVERPOOL—The Quebec and Montreal Mad titearet ship Company having engaged the British and North American ltojal Mail steamer Australasian be retry the Milted States and Canadian mails (owing to the loss ef the Hungarian), the former vessel left Livool lesterdam (Wednesday) with the Canadian and United States maid and Ed) pwassoni. Yesterday aim. the Liverpool, Ns* York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of Bade more sailed from Liverpool for New York with mails for the United States and pawners.. The British and Nods American Royal Mail steamer Africa will be deepactsed from the Mersey for New York on flaturday next, with North Americas and United States mails. The box at the Liverpool poot-oese twill be open as that day, for the wet ceipt of A,merkan mails, letter*, ,t o ,, kip 2 p.m., and sa4 Queenstown wail h3O. p.m. TN. 011A2 NANTIOIN.—AbiIIit 200 men ere wou beard the Chest &atom to Net her natapkw. 'oe: l 2 6l lt is expected she will be ready for her first A tlantis voyageabont the Is to be aid tbi tof Jane u it. It is not Impro touted f orba ipet esor this 'purpose is between the tientiumipten Deck esagewes and Um lichen dilating bridge. A great number of pinions daily visit the Leviathan ship, and the interest ion her is fast reviving. It it, said that Captain Vine Hall has been 'whaled her ooessaader.