The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-28 00:00:00

1 7 ,113414•"-1-`16""°--4,&•..-% Uar - - rws-vai t - ~-~t a . .I "71 YA(T 7 1 771' 7V Vtt 111*43rt% P EI% 6 4- 41 .:: 4 4 v 1 4 . S tile a No. 4,277.] )NDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY a A LIN 64 BLACK BALL •I" AT [ALLAN ZOTAL MAIL A; Foil. •wing untivulk•l nipper skip d the u m w in •fruput , Ste.l fumigant!) fr... the Lonskul Ducks. rocolvin •to tip the KIN of sock sulk emirs. prryfously foil /.1•-mmay I Un4l.-4111 .4.4 y Ik.aa Mkt loves of the South •otabolvary 1 at of Xascheller • TINT al 1.11111 I% aim . 1.11.11 Catramel I.MP N yaws= MINI Brows 1.310 Albs LW Kl 1.41111 %Mrs ieg ........ __— May 10 June 10 July 10 . A . 10 10 10 Noe. lit unersA.. Ape el this Liar hese bp &sir isz=r ~11 e georl4.lsiesie nraleilis. sad tbs. , fur pessseeess rsompasseil by any vosdent. I.e , Reedit a• prism apply Se the evreese. JAND !ilh4 liierpsol. tied T. Y. *A LT mod Ce., Mesesste itrwt. Lowest. MEssRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of lu tetnall pied. I..dvkin ILIKS Cl PAC VT NUM kk ,51 , rrr 51.15 - MlLLlaWlltaian PAM* Lanni Ito have Ih. I tali •on th May /N DAY. It at Plymouth thesplisdld slop YAWL. AI. 1. WWI. .1 B. JIAJMN. ,amaralar, . lying In the East India lawks MU gap Imam of Wears Money Wittemen and sans' eel•rhested Non al tots. **Web r•dnint•• th• auarta. Kent, HOF i It. Kta.s. V•dtddre, an•l other bat, tatunrite. and ereUrknoinn h. r, WM and fitted est•rt,el) fur the imaarager Irene to AI! Ir tlat Her are•dnny.l.di.... t••r an laws of pawnor, my on. •urpalate.l. an.l she *di •'arry CO ttperteneed 111111/01161.—Tar fretted • purer apply P. II I.toIU. A ILFNIRT. and YOBOAK • 95th tlaa.ra 3‘4,15r W lt.k . Atl .11.1 156. 1/111‘111111611- 16rerl P..w nvrn 11 this Imo t.l Jan kola are conveyed tram 1,. nr•d• late t•yr arc.. 114 ChM W.. and Ihrclon.l for th.n.l au. fare.. WEEKL Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to •rw VogIC —The LJVLAPOIQ. NSW YOWL wed PH ILAIJELYHIA CIKAN 41616. UIMPANY Weal thergatehtsig Melt tull.poorred trio I..Tr+ awuu dopc a lllnd at Queenstown *Wort pianngvre awl *. follows . WALK LY nom Li% Elth.t. VOR NEW VOILE ICANUARemi, Wedor*.nis. Mav 2 And even in, Wielnestay Canis psetyph small g. 11.101.4. according to the seromutn &telt Forward purge, e sunicse including all provider cr..E141 hummers for 1,..1 , 1•1. WY( the Western Make booted Wr exit on 'cry ulventegi.us tering —For further particulars apply to WILLIAM !NIL% I!. WALT. Liverpool. or to 11% Le and mAcitY. IL ling winianistriety. It /TICIL —These NOINIBSIS e u st Cork Merbour, on both out 80l awl homeward to lead and twelve Naha ILITISH and OR AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM =lnk apphied ly the Mbuirelty to nAll. boo oo LIVERINIL and kW YOKK direct. and be twow LIrI.KP aJL sal DIMTION, the Itoeb.n ship. only tolling .1 MALI VA A In long and metro ylowniori and her MoJeety • mak The followings ether mod" ore appointed to mil from animus. flainnlay. May R. PF:k.tl A, for NEW Vitali Dirn t, sutorlay, May 11 • Liking Innl 1;nool• for Nauman and Havana, to he b•lt.fem.l at Ni. York h•nl the km • k. ruA k, Ft 41:1A. for ilfrcrerN Metnrghty. May to raceme :Loney. Ineludinz nteuard'• fee and prorldons, hot without WOW". %hit h alln he oldritsed on hoard —To Haiti,. MO lioton. chief whin. trl; *toned cabin, Lin. To hew 1 erk. chief seelotui Cald4 Chi 'might to awl New Y .rk, C 3 per foe, and i p pi. "mac Antall poreelfc to rarh and upwards Thew steambidpa hale acconn...latton for • limited nutniter of aseced cabin Fo otmen —)or ;amine or other Information apply to,. B. nowt. St .4d Broad Arttat, London • Lt Currie. Havre, and If, Place dm 6 Wan, Part.: O. sad J. thus% Briar ii-street. 0i Mmi. Bussestoirs ; n 1) eD. awl C. Winer, I. ai i r. @WA, I.lyoupott IRELAND. —CHEAP EL A N D.—CHIAP and FXPEDI7IOI7B .R. WWI& by GREAT WRIMIIRN RAILWAY. Ile WA7131. FORD mei CORIL. by Itqweee Tielm to MILFORD RAVIN. sad loser poured stemen trews Use Terminus at New 14 ag4r1.4,1 —Daily trees OW out cement. awl 0 ow. tfLilf• bee PeddirittiMl i —Leer" 1... My arl uetur.le) I.y mote treks*. Yeses —Pint rime. Uto • Alernsid. 4w OW, 244. Rebus tickets. sivalbsbee for um: in..nth. first eta" 7b.. awned, COs retara .teaaAl have Wain/ad daily at 115 and hay, army Lasky ahl FrUla,y. Yirth• r pmllealan apply M the hallway Stake . or le sad JACIEPoN. Canaan-street. Leaden, sad Railway Mallon, 110Iord Havon. APErIALNitTIi'L C G LERICAL, MEDICAL, and ENERAL LIFE Ab4l . ItANcE Aim irry . 1524 . ..... All ;mines whe elect Polk .• • on the l'artla pat Ina etas he lm,. Jaw Seth, INS, will 1. entitkol at U. nest Boon. to ow rot • ad•Utionol *err of looet• ..• • r lat. r 7. 1 4.-• .4 Rotas sad of It.q.ral can I.r ontalne.l of any W tha Amid, • Awing*, or of UWtUIt I'l 111.JYYE, Acteer, and secretary. It At laiweironsare, banks, It W. SALT and Co. EAST INDIA PALE and WIXOM Ali 1111.11Wiall, Destossea-Treet. Drow ROAM tasks = =sr A, eetreet. h r. • . Old 0... e 11...., Illsbatreet. it, Clesesssetesss. bridal eteplie•-elrest. steedispeolyme Maser Awe. DOA % ll, Tompie-lame. N.ll .A LT and Co.'s Mrs may be ebt, Is gbee teen 1/10 piani.l t“,ttl,le in thr k I nOosa, • Ilatof violin WWI* sop/M/ by ask Agents, ous applitat os VALIDLY of GOLD.—WATHERSTON sad 8110 IL1•31. for th, hireasiiru d I Public m 4 emir Pailmbe. Iwir I..oiaahe Ilw 6.l4towitryt ansrancesasa4 tails Ur MALI V. at feeling prrsaaral that Ur We s -ts .4 Oa lair trader and ii...1,11141r mill ha atlkc protasis/ by 14. Has ebaahttlas d lararb.lar .s• this salsieet. Ual• WWI arlsied late 34 pans at carat.. it hams ISM m,1d .1 31 exists Ow, I. IS carsts..43 3 31 9 eras .. nll 1• drylb ..44 4 111 17 camas.. 0 1 s carts... per II rands.. Id if 7 cants .. 4 11 carats 4 1 I snit._ l3 • 1 tank .. 1 21 12 carats 4MY 14 esrata. 3 carats .. 17 • .Laird, 117 144 13 ...MN.. r • 4 cants .. 14 SI 11 tarsal 314 4 11 carats.. let 3 amnia.. 14 71 I..and 3I• 14 II carats.. lld 1 1 cants .. 1 ' carats . 3 7 3 11 carats . 115 44 1 am. ... ILashatary. lieerbrttaatrast. easestipirsiea Looks. Aasys rote Maas sal !radian Far Is. seek N.B. The liest.lielient dune M • km UN ~lag. as.l o• latar.layi at act.cs. fIoNT I NICNTA L IMPI►RTATII►\9 for PIITAISTATION. —T. A. SIMPtIttN sm.l rrqwettully ialwr muwlal attentlwa their rt,..rnt rh.4. r an.l elwitAnt 14.. k whlrk Ita. krr parowl waprewsly V..r Om emu. frAw...t Jl. tt T.LLEItY In .11 It. 1.w.. hr.. br.rdrt. • thaw.. in m.ld aapl jwt. w 46 hr.. In tort wilt. ..rowolu, wul on 11'1.1, ...ital.'. kw thr Ihr.n ..n..turnt. h.. t►. labia. In walnut. 1,4 .11..5.1.1 Thwym I.nl►rl..k. an 1 ..11n•r ulw.he w... 1. ram y ~..y kwarl, ort.w.ln 4.rt..k.whrll. Ar T.. 1 4lntpw.n • .•ulari "UM Awl) •wntow. th.lr r•ten.lte •u. 4 "Ml* ....l at wt4inen...ll6 •I.rr. rlt 0..4.1 otowl a.lndnl.ltwlapt..l Fn preamlllr Kw '..1.1•• • I tr., . tdril .4/ter rrtk k. tww armour Ile Up.. ft •Ahln the limit. .4 an ...tvcrilmtareg. aMbg OS fa ur • .1.11 t.. _ . T als.l 14. CP.:I:K%T +TIMM arra a. BEAK-Wain. itE.%T MALE .4 (14)LD &all Jinxing A W tit lIPS. JAN ELLEAY. PLATIL .te.-47, coax. 1111 YI/11 0.E.. ONLY .-17 OLDAR at She L\Ul mito NN 1w4.1 wmoira at 3 others, to MI anima& L.*. *My." II at. h... al I ralmitt to to stoat...* 1111...-lwa tartar . at 3.• :IU 4ulaaaa. •...• 1..11 Km Acts. al Att. to Al itular.t... LOP • 1 .44 lincesk al 3.• Ye NY .1.4, 4.41 .I,o‘ I Klima. at ".;(111/bradl. •M... 4.1 Mr. a.l Pin ...tit. Y. '. sulearat. ape tt .41 mg 'Lira,. aM K eq. v.. at o. to I Baden. .411..1) • 14.4.14110/16. 3b. to in rancor autl'•ll.4.l /haw at 1 a Ow& to le trolotrix. 1 y.UA.r alts, a lam. a0.. , 111.1. 111 .4 6.4.1 awl .11tro-r Pctscil 6.4.1 EArritig., stmt.. Lti.k.. Locket., await, Key.. 8. owl I 44..1.ars Taltk Dror It Kuhr. awl Pork... Own, to. 6.1 WI trt,p6lll,l awl (*.ant r baba sad I.i.r now s, T.• •5.. • Ilk ct cry rr.lottsitat for Ow alu • r 61.1c1.wr01. Ac ..tc.. su.l a .I.taallty ad laid hi. • • rtatc. trtarked at Kite+ to firm a alamly I.l'. ItEroHE YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to • . I . l i X+ 4 . lomulheraseada —MIAs/ TAM. apogee sed • tl L. per Ewes S. Dewsel, parr And larks. ma pr 114.• II amnia ! pitied se pan Nickel Whet. kit !TABLE WEDDING PRESENTS. —Coin -0.4. curl= awl TEA ANT. a/aeam patio% Ma, IP. 4-1 tr.,. I. any railway no recelpt .1 s posAullas .%)r 1.16 r wae. LIIN Di) N CARPET WA REHOUSE. u%I.:11 awl *A+ mania in Inln it.... ibnir istesolvo n'• .4. RPICTI NG, Ihr .14.1z18- co.r....iume b On I * " '. l innie aim ItllR linnwat, !In. ttenn, Chlatans. ~! Ars maidartarr fn, *rry .1)1.• devnisika —1 1.•,4 Anwt. and r.4trulleft-c..rt•rlill. W. I - - - L'tMY 'II A IRK C( fl and BEDS. 1.4 'lll/.4 Wu nisi. nif SW swot ompints esis haul •in••. PM up lii $ us)) .niall owns SW Mullin*. gal .1.44-1 Mlw 14... ow, 'spud sal lanai* Valir n.• .1114. AT‘LKINII CHANDELIE R —`•Tliere are ..ortarat..ra* • t., •rtt• the "forming% atr , 0.. • F••, lig, 104/1• rKw • no.,rr whiten.' ew .• t•• llErse a... r h... IN. LAtel) am • **Ws** * INF • as. thaw a • hal•llif 11% r Th.. 1.... a le:t "rata la sap '•• to..t •trayle awl law 1.1. at• Ihrethataw•— a.... a.. 1.14 t. .4 Mr 111,314 , .. tlw Atha Werill. 7 " la an 04.. laWaltashl II Ica "toe cbrurislkis by ••• • • ....1 t I. rt. 114.: aged by Ihr bra; 3•1141114.4 • . t, 7, 7 ..nem • '. • the • alrr t e. ltlrtraiel sae • ' the 41.41 dry.hrn..4 on apartment, 'lO - 114 •1ttrAte.t11.1.44814.0 af ita lostratt..n au 4. 4.: but •• " 1... 1 . 1 4 • lartal. l 4 r 141. et 11 la arswthl A Irldiel• • 7 -1 11 i10r...1 41 lb. take, so that, r Ube's/ .ter *- - avast 1.. 501/• 1.1 and 16 t•rwrairreaterola..lllll•44 • r• * • • 6 . the ••11.1.1, .4 . tutee maw water Th• •r .• • ir.a If -.sr. Inverst4wa -114 • ' 1 sr. %0. Ile lawn., hi r•lararklirre tat he hod tof he• • ...1 aar littera AU.. • Ilatton - tanks.. J 3 NEI.L, TI . RNER, awl SONS' HAND %%KV, ril •u b Krlthk•w .1 4 " 1 " M" •• • tttte ring ...rite. ob. la ea rrle.l Wool -111 I tilt\ KR awl \s, *al sal 1,11.. cbaudlyra nal sem rs. • law *. y th twe Hier, 31 an.l 32. IhrWantd. I. 11-IF.,4'S f'.INbLES, 1;4.1. .tu.l 7. 1 . per lb. ; •.r nu, 1.. Ca tramparsol w•S. •I t. sat.. .7 41. hII•14 .I.ent., 44•111•• VIM .• ar e.g. I • Wel !WHO operly. • V; ••••• 1.••••4 . •••1 . .41 1.1.1 , 11.1 . tut ta111.• .1 4 ..414 41. tat : 1,7..71477, ; 0 •••• pryYY • at.. r• 4•1 rra, 44 . y w •••11 '" 111... ....1118•1 "..?r. .41 berm "", e•e . l• : whit.• 41 •.• •1. al tr... abn.....1. 4111.--Oar mi..' la r l ot % 11 .• ...I v.v.. w are hel ". •• !art M. t 111 • Lob* r. e. CRYSTAL PALACE . -BEASON 181114. , Toros for the NSW ISZASON. TOMIDAY. R let U .and tentilenling ow the 30th Aprll, 1 , are Dow tee kerma They are et two elms*. via, Two Guineas, admitting tree en ell occeidese One (Meek admitting tree on all omnibus when the prim at adstimits le the hiker on the day is odder km shalom, bat adman*: en those days on which the price ot winded= k el the sidillega or versed'. on payment of crew -- Tbedem on wldeb tbe of wintnelon to Axed at 11ve bbillinp and= y decided upon are— na W UN Plainvra. and Great Performance of ILLFAM, and Torchlight Procession. on riuDAY. 11q{. ( The fla OPIRA CONCEITS on Fridays, May Jens 1, lb, 2, r / b at:me 11 nown CROW on Saturday, May tri The itnitcAL PLATI VAL of the iiirpheonistee of Prawn en' Reedy, ISM Tuesday. teat and Thursday, tote Jane. Other appointments at a rate of admistion of Tire sninines or upwards may be made a. the mime prouremes. Beeson Ticket; for children under le. years of age will be Mined at tbu uniform rate of IlaWa-Glidnes. 11ekTra aaer puldlabod pruornumas of the sews nay be Wid the red agent.: at the Crygal Palace or at; Imam , —D7 .e 4, GIORGI 011.0 V; Sectstary. CRYSTAL PALACL—Ou FRIDAY,May4, WA A OILMAT FIRTITAL 1112101311ANCE OP 11111 M MilanOgicssuJALoa the smoke o the laseguretisa alb; Weans Minearld Slaw el the Composer shy Yr. Chad= • leiteh previded by public saineriptlon. Principal Vocalists . • tar= MP. larwlearl Mire Palmer. and Nadine al i s t i rdma R.MI4 Yr. Evens. Mr. L name. and Were TIN Send will 'mink, the I estrissentallete et the aimed Ilerateale Society. Rh alumnae addltkne easme. eakeled teem Ye principal inclamares. the email H e= P are cha rd o t .im. lr s o. r = .c. 140: eM conelsi of the Laden 1416111111 of the Ilmniel c.,....4=1 4 1 Chants anomie eadoile. Or= Ile =( iel Provincial MGM llosiselsk law l = Chong aim sod various Watistedal Clang beam Ilse satire Oreho Ch stra velll l O amber 1111.111 1110VIIAND PUIOP.Mite. Cenasekn, Mr. DSTA. _ The nanekal arrneemenle under the direetiot el the Conalitaue of the nand flawanie itedety. The oratorio wE annwinee at 3 ceche. Er amine, whfeh be placed for the oonanoo cm or of the teemee• win he unveiled at 6 chink. • yen Toalaail dna. Mos or Tama r — animism tickets (if ponhand en or Wore lbeird of fa Joy posweet at the doon on the dyed theFeetival. 7s. ed.. reeervei soda Armand io Moak es st Et Haa4el Ifestivid, In the area, 6e. extra, or is the owner 'anode% half a raises erne. neaten at the inn! Palace and at 2. Cater Halt where also pleat of the seats alai be inspected, or. order, of Ma real a Ta l e ' nen seamen tickets mill dant on this occasion, ealneell W the weal regulations. ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, Meadllly. Licensed ppaarrmsasannt t. Act ot Parliament.— Norics.—A seasphiaceat OlLINci sALOoN added to this Sash Dimwit, Open every bests/ with the SioNSTGII BAND, eatetweled b 7 Moos. laseette, atiett li-fauvist to the Emperor Napoleon. Opea at Sestet*. Auantedon. La NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOM!, T H Day Dolton (tonmerly Casino d. Venn . ), an OPEN WIRT EVININO Icy DANCING. Doon open at kalf-prt It, cam as 12 o'clock. Adonknion NZ —WINISsad SPIRITS at REDUCED DVIIIIK—A. DIOUOIIII mimed lid of prism with Dr. Dusan newt pod lbws on Claret ‘ Via ardbmile), hisided. .phr don Ilk Challis (Ingle ) lb& Still Doak or liciwobwii Sam OIL n0 .. 0 " d poti c Muddy Awned Ills. per ism li f t. l . Paean Atrium Pert and !Perry ... tea me ftis. south Afrkaa Madeira and Annetilleie llk Ch., fan atranitia Ila 3d Buriandylavoilly, Mayeryinale : liollaada tee very bra IS& per one deem ewe Mime of any laer of Um antra as rotelpt et SO fie, nia wk.—A. 119,01:011, IS, Strand, Imam QANDEMAN'S PORTS, at the reduced duty tran paid to say elation In Wtland), supplied heat TEO& NUNN nal *AA, wine, spirit. and liqueur microimage ',upward. if II Tears pampers to tie Hon andety I.laeolifelien), eab s otnidealareet, W.C. Trost tie iftai am end .Be. per down ceder wises, 411 a, eft, lea ; wry Anise sad old. Ma, 11.., to Ilea : lemaiftee Biertlea mid dieser nine, NA. Lid 304.. MiliMOT 411 .• Wa, OW. ea.. old lest IceleUlet also ; UMW. Rua Bordeaux, Us.: Mire : 30a. and 34e. blether classes, mess horn 424. to lOW lib on appll. endue. IptARLOW I B SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Nommaped required. Smart GM bear or soar wank at dd. ILUIWWIt PATENT CASK ITAND.—No waste or sediment distaraid in Mann will repay %sena • hemindtokl. MCC Its. LULU:are Arro MATO!: CINDER awn& —Warraatad to tsar earr lon d coal. per year. Price Ilse Sd. anararlags voila &MOW% BEY 1.14 lINO NEAT roma • witl, • ,mall Ore. and we d a teaend . 23..kg = t lirn POTATO STEAMILL—TM only nsYod to cook OMR d Nos. By all means me Mt adios explained. Mos 75.. Ba XS. e ii. dimet to JANE miaow. 14, Zing Wilier. .beet. •hoosa lammter sad patontee. am that hi. Name sod address is no article all others me swm, i. insltstimm—litabilsbed 'my GENTLEMEN.—NOTICE of RNMOVAL. P M,. MILLI bao found It shintsday seeessary to ranient Ids Prima from Bond-wrest to mare ntdab win anaido Was more fully to carry ad tho pis originated by ma d Maine trousers at las par pair, and every article con. arms/ PIA W boninas In macadam, therewith Yr. MIL-Ci'n a rm milagen will be 73. BISLIOUTUIT, BUN D.3IILIST, tour asses yea ad liarinearognius. iii 1113 W IPIINO twvisme CAM des. SPUN° AND . SITNXInt MULL E. mai t — rat their pre porsieee ter MUM art BUNN= exceed say of their knew easels as we/ enlist Si la vartele. They have vieit.l the priadpat markets both at hone awl alined tor the but sad sewed miewidasbersa and have acerb/ d c. alerting nab as alesrtaies4 d weds as hat sever Ware bees exhibit.' mike age reel lei this or say other errantry Their 11111P0ILII TAIL' 'JUNO DLPAItTNIENTI have been =ll MO ea eartlees ninety or the chalets sae 111304 yopalar Itlid DY.II AD F. CLOTHING BTOCK Is oneaplite In every =7:mod they venture to say that for eleigance of style, Jura. 1 . material awl workmaaehtp, tastefulness of knish and cheapness. It le quite aL unequalled, even uthe metropolis of " f l o a t. este has been bestowed on the 11l HI g CY, HAT and CAP, sad IsleT and AIItIL DLP %SIM ENT , i. which have been fursishe.l with an entirely new stock of fashionable and seswina- We semis at such prices ea enable the proprietors to offer their patrons very forst wivaatades. N.l.—L UMW and stl,i take this opportunity of S21•01311C. Ytff UNA lase Ostend giving their customers the ftJl Omen of the ebellilia d the dote on Mks, Muses, Re. MOBll2l aid MIN, °N.d Slimerles soil At. W and Omer et New Oderdetreat, and Ha i.te, n-atrest MUM awl SON wialt it to be particulorly observed, that It any NM &be NM approved of It .111 be exchanged, or the metal ralnamd„ without he?ltation . - Thai Fob 1414 awl Sumner. enntalnine The Growth of on 14441 lark of Brath Industry.: with ribs kw 00tt444411, kit of pd.* ma be had gratis on appli -44„ se pot Um THE " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, made In various allows and patting, sad adapted tar walk/ dm Ming. travelling, lad boolasaa "" =l nal email aMmeritipad to he the scat amaketalie ard onto► able Mtlt eqdr . lietridesed._Pelea trap Us. . To W &Wog d IL moms sod SOIL mew of NOwniva sail Maple. isil maw el Now Omtard-drast rod R 114411•111. Q TORN RAM TROUB IC RB, I7s. id., the orwaid mak of C.11111M1111114.1 tre..trad.. Y Os shied fancy &salmi of Mi. soma somrl Keast 4lol.6l tOr UN MO Shaming lobe awl Aida Wa to snick sa Oweima Omii. 110.-1141IVIL ISIOTMLI, Laddiweia. Q - Critrimit and showers- on raoirraunie, or M sta-baseb—tertiye the IWO, el. &ad ALPACA PALITOTI eel iYgiCOATA. A NW tears, at laa sad 12& ed.—Mad. by SAY CU 81, Laidaso4llll. QYDIIIMANI BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 24e. ; 11.7 mid nom= tem va.—Made ally by dAMULL zaccums, lagamolia 'WHAM DAILY WEOLVISE COAT, 12 sas & mind YAWL blade o&y by 8.4.11VXL lAdgabb-ba QPICTACLES, improved by HARRIS and la lON, will mat otetalaly prellefV• Me sight. Ratter meant M nail. Reset with erratah ee Babbler. Ha ; with to lea Geld awl Silver Pipet-Sado dad ItyeAlawee =ii tea t ~WO, at Ge n itally In. pekes Haerlsli o t Masa 1111. ed.r d te L e. littlit HARRIS and AON. Se Ik. , emelt* the British Maaenis &rem. 1 CIIINSOIL —No traveller' implored SURE CURL—LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC Baum esallator Um bowels or of like aaa/riarlntly riblaeleue awl pleareat. is admitted to be the for Wllevleg coughs, n0ktn...04.648. gam K mbar. and commapti.m. It tromently COM V all %Aft presort. Incurable. admirably sSrT to HMIs wW preeraies trwment roughing. la momolayeleia Me ammo re truly twnefielaL Permoo lei of dem or area lying droina d.r tear of mulocaelea. may ma tenet la a anr Menton ahsv Whim It.—hawed only and .464 by W. LAMBERT. Amid. 10, Jeneymotreet. Haymarket. wee by an drusentr. In In4tl. 1144 534. 3d., sad da 01 each. pertlostry and ank Inr Lambert's Asthmatic Salaam. The Dram sad address In .nera.nd no the stamp. NW five for Two amps. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1880. OFFICE for PATENTS, 1, fisdissirest, Lincoln's L., W.C.—Mess. DAMS sod HUNT comas= to pro, ow &fah eat forego Parts owl Ser dm* noducgd dmies. Intending poloolois Was tliolr [fit unrisinozo (swish so or bylottar. MICEt. COLLARD and COLLARD bm " MS,. leaweer t their NM LITABLISHNIENT No. ln 011,011VILMOIWThilit BOND4ITIIIT, balm own: plated, Ma pander are now opened for the traormalon of NW MIII With IS ampla MCI of PIANOYORTIIi of all dames, both for min and hi,, Yawn C. and C. trust that the arraege mm they have mad* will be found to conduce very ma to the oonvenianos M their cuatomere, more especially of those rW4Mn la the irentern &Meta of the metropolia-10. Oros insoreet, ilead-Mreal Areniate wad eorrupondieme win be carried on at 14 Oroeveinuetreet, liood-atneS. TEE BEST and CHEAPEST TZAB and COITUS In ISOLA/CID ore at ell these to be obtained of PHILLIPS and Co., Ti. monstaata S. lise WElSOkalreak City. Good 'irons useful Gown Ti.. fa id., la led., M, /Led., and te , rich Bourbons. b. ft, la let, end 4e. Tea and oda, to the vela* of 40e. erne ainiess tree be any reilway stalks o f market town In England. A price CURTISS bee. lingare minimise prices. All goods carriap free within eight Wise of the Gib. TART FRUITS and PRESERVES, 10a. p er down : Ifish Seems sad firths, 10e. per down ; eer Dundee Marmalade Ile 40•1111 . Orretellieed red Oboe Ifremeli Prides med Yet* de Mee One. Oahe and Yorkshire Me, retied Mesta, Igor , and Brtuseirkk , ansegek Ueda& Cevierk Iterelan Os Reindeer T Streseverg De Hadfbee' OW and . York sod Weetpkalin N ongues. ame Kresge/ So order , . N.D. Sealy good Tees 3s. Pd. and to. per lb. AIL Jemenkeigamre. —.AS YADIJLICILS. PT, .hewselreek earner of Yort.street, R OB LANDB' KALIM" -geororieg Thael". led bdiga 7tb°l4.lllllll oisai:r= aids Mt dad and pattSlog Mho on Iho alto : eraser. MB. V ia tel a rie. so mut getiwas bikdalni. It *Ado dil 1110 ids id Weds at Ms JIM whether with Moms, to odd and toolasonay m tames odor Mat. and la mtveradb Inn e n= from Ma wiry elms el Wit of do trains Itta 2 HM do. SL and Si. per bottle. Contion.—Thowmb " Itinflastir layer" see on the tempter of oda boll* amt Moir signature, 'A. lowland and hew. in IM It ad loot add at Hattoworden : Lon don and by ohomblo and podomora NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER NO sad Emmons sits ARMS, CRAM or INITIALS.— RODRIGUIS supsrlsrorssas4Ald sdbmirs lINVELOPRS, SA Der 100; eresas-ind sots, NI dm, firs quiros for ed. ; thick MUD, paArsper quires he Is.; Oftmiles Swims% Is. per row sermon , MIMING CARDS, WIDDING ENTIMOTIR INVITA TATIOS6 the CEREMONY, DIJIONSA, sod BALL MINTZ) sad STAMM is au.via, *llk ARMS or CREST Is the Wad tasldan. CAJW-PLATZ MIMANTLY INGILAVID and 10 =UM CAMS turnip tart Ild—Obsarrn st RESIT femur wdl-kaowa n, RICSIADILLY two Incas tram arakvilladanaaL FRASER% MAGAZINE for MAY, 1860, 21. 6d., OONTLINI : Compromise: the Terms on which theirybally I:Surrenders. By O. J. Whyte Melville. Oryll Grange. By the Author of "Headlong Hall " Chapters VI. to XI. Ceplon By T. Harlin. Tie Finding of Christ In the Temple. By Mr. Holman Hunt. Clamming the Dignity of Dulness. By A. K. H. B. Os Certain Aspects of Toleration. By &Utley. The Latest Tremlator of Horace. Wheat and Tam A Tale. Chapter MlL—Very Successful. Chanter V.—The Westborough Bachelors. Chapter XV.— A inartmoletm and Psychology. By Alexander Bain. The Late Prise Tight. The Life and Writings of Madame Swetohino. Vets Mr. Collier's "Reply." TRASEICS MAGAZINE for Jl' NE will contain Physical Theo ries of the Phenomena of Life. By William Hopkins, F.A.S. London : John W. Parker and Son, West Strand, W.C. PA RLI;MiIiTAR Y DIVISION. HOITSIE OF COMMON& .-FRILDAT, Aran 27. OMYROB BATEs ABOLITION BILL. Sir John Trelawny—Order reed for resuming adjourned de bate on quail= [A 19]: " That the ball las now reed the third time ;'-- Question spin proposed :—Debate re sumed :—Anseedment proposed, to l eave oa t th e wor d " DOW, * aad st the eod of the quistiou to add the words " upon this day s i x months :" (Mr. Whitasids)—Quas tion put, "That the word ' now ' Mend part of the question :" The house divided—Ayes, 235; Noes, 2516. AYES. -- 1 1 Adam, W. P. F erguson, C o l onel North, F. I Adeane. H. J. littawilliain, CW. trßrieu, P. Agar-Ellis. L 0. Foley, J. H. Creouor Don, The 1 Agee., Sir A. Foley, B. W. O'Donoghus, The 1 Alcoa, T. Yollambe, F. J. Onslow, 0. Andover, Ifhooont Forster, C. Othoroe, Z. B. Antroboa, K Porte/cue, C. Padauxe, R. Atherton, 81r W. Freeland, R. W. Paget, C. 1 Avg" A. & Comet, W. J. =to:: C vi.. WV . Ow* Walls Mims.Paxton, Sly J. I LTA I. °Word, Berl at Posse, H. 011ges. C. ..... 1. 14d0 Sir S. Iledeg T. 0. t f=a). P. Ds. 11. T. tilr P. illk 7 ngton, J. , W. Cower. F. L Portman, W. H. M, g. T. Greene, J. Greenwood, J. Prise, R. 1.. Pugh, D, asellaikin. P. B. Oregoey,W. H. lanieden, Sir J. W. limment. W. a Graintom. & Redmond, J. R. Beetsley, H. Grey, Mr 0. liloardo. J. L. Basheiel . Cot F. W. Haibia. 0. Rioardo, 0. Haniney, B. Ridley. 0. & am ,J. Latarlas. T. J. La 2:=. Mgr' lohmessm. A I ==,.. Rootionli, LA. isibechnd: Lde . 11 . Minn. arighscildid, M. de li ribeilmailli. 111"Wil 'ininel, Lord W. J. H=l ll l Insnall, H. Wn.j. Hodighleont 0. Remelt A. itai...A. ant, J. H B odipliM, anues. , D. ituniell, Si, W. St. Aubyn, J. Nu" J. Howard, C. W. Salomon', Aid. Hutt, W. lietroterield, W. IL , d t e . neral Ingham, R. , Sir R. Ingram, H. , A. C. 8. t rio lksaest C. Jackson, W. James, IL Scott, Sir W. SCTOpi, 0. P. Seymour, Sir Y. Seymour, W. D. .1 7 johnMozetel. Shaun, K. D. Sheridan, R. B. 1. F. H. I Ring P. J. Smith, J. B. Kinglet, A. W. Smith, Augments Kingisks, J. A. Somerville, liteW.M. :ha. Kingman', Colonel Stacpoole, W. . O. Kinnated, A. 7. Wag, & Statford, Marquis of Stanley, Lord Langton, J. H. Stanley, W. 0. alta kC. C. Langton, W. IL inandeld, J. =Ma. M. Lemma. W. Leathern, Z. A. Ineet, J. =,, Cot W. H. Celsearegbnillr TAB. Lee, W. peon, H. S. Collier. IL P. Lindsay, W. S. Tite, W. Coolngbam, W. Locke, Joseph Tollemache, F. J. Cowper. W. F. Locks, John Tomb s, 0. Criaaford, I. H. Lowe, R. Turner. J. A. Crawford, R. W. LyMey, W. J. Verney, Sir H. Crook, A. Weems, I. Villiers, C. P. amis . , P. Mackie, J. Welter, J. R Z. Mackinnon, W. A. Warner, lisiy,t. Mlthlion, P. Watkins, Coked Davie, Sat H. B. Maguire, J. T. Waders, K Dark, Cblooel I. Marjorlhenks, D.C. Westhead, J. P. Deasy, B. Marsh, M. H. Whalley, G. H. Denman, 0. Marenall, W. Whitbread, S. Dent, J. D. Martin, P. W. Willcox, B. Dived, IL Marthe, J. Williams. W. Lexison, J. G. gamey, W. N. Winningtos, Sir T. alaa, Mr C. Mellor, J. Wood, Sir C. M. Z. Merry, J. Woods, H. L D, Mildmay, H. P. words,. Lord T Dein Dm ' Miller, W Wyk', J. a Mitchel, T. Wynne, C. 0. Monsen, W. WP IL M. inglif illi t li ,VM Monson, W. Num T. W. Morrie, D. TILL M 11twart, J. C. Napier, Sir C. Trelawny, Sir J. Noble, Minn. L L Ifelr. H. Norris, J. T. Wednesday, May I. Vols. V. sad VI., ho, Ids., of the lIISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the Reaps of Edwazd VL aad MKT. By /AXIS amen' imam - ilififilecoeil Edition. revised, of Volumes I. to IV., completing Ms of Henry VIII. £2IK a : John W. Parker sad Bon, West Strand. Now ready, prke One ld, GENERAL SIR CEA NAPIER am CONQUBIOR end 001FIANOB. of WINDS. A Lecture, by Colonel ItscUotwait., Otesamedast eta/ College, delivered at the 'loyal United Remise Institution, R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Commander.in.Chief of the British Army, In the Chair. Mirka Weatertoa, Ilysivpart-corner. S.W. Poet fres for Two Vamps VETRAORDINARY DISCOVERY of an JLA entirety NEW THEORY of CURING DIBIA3I, being the recorded experkme of 30 years' special practice In Great Brits* awe, ant Amerka—with evidence of the actual effects of the Mast dekhtinc Discoveries, denominated NEW LOCAL REIM WIWI, with the adjuncts of Constitutional Treatment not yet =ltfy known, erun by the medical faculty of the British , hot which have Won recently lotrinhicsd into EnsibuoL Sent free .4; receipt of two damps to defray postage, Ac., by W. HILL Cso, NI A., No. 17, Alfrell•pinew Beilford•winare, London, W.O —Dolly cosaultatlona nom nevem till Two, end Ks to Light swathe THE SOCIAL EVIL. LAST OP THE MIDNIGHT MEETINGS-RESULTS. Yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock, tho midnight meetiug movement committee concluded their last mid night meeting of the present winter .erien in the presence of a numerous body of the promoter. and friends of the cause and officers of the various metropolitan female ail and reformatory institution& Mr. J. IA To the presided, and there were present the Hoe. and R ev . B. W. Noel ; the Item Capita Molyneux, Brock, Dr. Weir, Madgin, 1)r. M'Lean, of Am er i ca ; M r. S ta bb , o f the Monthly Tract Society ; Mr. Thumaa, of the Lon dun Female Preventive and Reformatory Institution Mr. Coop e r, of th e Rescue Society ; Lieutenant-C o l one l Worthy, of the Female Aid Society, and between 300 and 44.10 of the " unfortunates," coosisting of all grades, young and 11Oitiloors of tit James's Restaurant, Regentetreet, were thrown open at midnight, and the room was soon afterwards comfortenly filled. Refreshments were supplied as on ' former OCOlidtolte, and the visitor*, while partaking of it, were engaged is social conversatiou by the friends of both sexes who expressly attended for that purpose, for about an hour, and it is needless to add that the ladies and gen- 1 Hanes trusted in every instance their frail guests with that judicious demeanour which has been a prominent feature in those novel fleeting. from the first. The following interesting particulars are the results in general id the meeting. held from the commencement, as ' derived from authentic soureee —menden of the committee and officers of the female institution, who have taken the meet active parts ; thus far the midnight meeting experi ment ha. worked so well that the results have greatly en couraged the promoter., and have indu ce d t o d e t erm i ne them in carrying nut those meetin g . on a more extensive scale next winter. More than 100 unfortunate females have been already rescued, awl must of them placed in various homes, whilst some of them have been restored to their friends in the country ; and others have, it is believed, entirely and for ever forsaken their recent horrible and vicious course of life. The committee unhesitatingly con tradict a statement that appi*red in cue of the daily news.- piper. after the first meeting was held, that only the old, the halt, and the maimed were gathered in ; but, on the eentrary, it is found that the average age of all that hero ban taken into the female bonnie is not much shove twenty year*. It is gratifying to learn that many of the reclaimed have made great eacrificee, independent of present cir cumstances, in order to reestablish themselves in virtu on, society. One painfully interesting fact revealed by this movement bi that the majority of th ose rec l a i me d are in part or entirely, and that very many of theta to the rural districts : awl it is assumed that their tine to the metropolis was to fill situations as domestic servants. Our reporter leant from the managers of the various iwititution. into which alum poor girls have been received that their conduct alma immediately after their Milltialltaa IMO been in perfect contrast to their apparently gay, thoughtless, and vicious nature, immedi ately previous to their rescue. It is asserted by some of the promoters that several fallen females in provincial towns, having read the reports of these midnight meetings in the daily newspapers, lave applied to the committee for help, and been reclaimed. The proceedings on this occasion were conducted 'some what after Mos usual manner, with the addition of singing hymns. Mr. L TOUCH; the chairman, delivered the open . bug Adrpm : in Thick he said the provost motif; miu4fd the Series of maid& ateetM g e fzz the peasant, ioa mrae a powerful appeal to hie hearers to listen to tin call, per hap the laid they wouldlimar —at least for the present—to turn from their miserable seats of life, awl become virtuous urn:tweets of society. The Rev. ('arm. mournstm, 4 Lock Chapel, followed with a lengthy and eloquent address. The Hoe. and Rev. B. W. Noel and the Rev. Mr. Brock offered up prayer, sad the proceedings went terminated by the singing of the evening hymn. The frail sadiron, behaved themaelver Vith decorum throughout, with some exceptions. Many yip bitterly, and tha i r e l o on v a joined in the silting. Twenty4oer young women theater of homes loudly tendered Is them by the committee, sad Won a 0 ease rammed in oho 0n tisk roppsetive daslinstigs A large number left ra i n as mid address to he vtuit44. .. . .. • It le further aaaer;;;llFri ---- the promoters that a mid eight mean el gentlemen who frequent the maim" the Haymarket, alibi saloons, de., will he held some time in May. and efforts are being ,and, to have it largely attended. Than will also be two French midnight meetings of a pecu liar and important character held .luring the ensuing month, end reverend pathos" liven France are expected to give add/wawa NOR. Adios*, C. IL Banbury, Col Newark, Viscount sl . lA . Lilatl, Cot. IL Hardy,• NewdepC. Y. Capt. IL Hassani artopp, R. & Nen ort,V iscount feHT/a,. I: B O. K. Nic W. HMIs A.S. HAT* We & Noel, 0. J. Isnow, W. IL Healey, J. W. North, Colonel Halkemet, A. A. Hennessy, J. P. Nortlicote, S. H. .tter. W. Herbert, 8. Pakenham, Colonel 0, 8. Herbert, Colonel P. Pakinglou, Sir J. =, 0. W. Renate, Mr le Palk, 1.. G. C. Hill Lord R. Papillon , P. O. Banished, W. Hui , R. C. Porter, Major W. irmsarl. M I T. HOMord, IL & isa. Pa We. H. OoWnel i . W.,. - lidWiesdaks, V Pa. air N. 0. Wood. me A. A. Peel, F. B. Hope, G. W. roanant, Colonel Wm* W. Hopwood, J. T. Philipps, J. H. Drameton, T. W. HorstalL T. B. Powys, P. L Moe, Mr B. W. Holism, Lord Puller, C. W. & Howes, E.E. 4u.inn, P. Date, Is, alor C. Hubbard, J. G. Reptoa, 0. W. H. Handierston, P. 8. Riche/dam, J. 11 1 47r s etey, Lord Hume, W. W. Ridley, Sir N. W. Cairns, Sir H. MT. Hunt. G. W. Rogers, J. J. Comae, Sir J. R. Ingestre. Viscount Roll, J. Cartwright, Colonel Jervis, Captain Rowley, R. T. Care. S. Johnstone, H. B. Salt, Thomas Cavendish, Lord G. Johnstone, J. J. tielateyßooth, 0. Cayley, K. S. Jolliffe, H. H. Selwyn, C.J. Cecil, I,rd R. Jones, D. Seymer, H. K. Churchill, Lord A.B. Kekewleh, 11. Shirley. & P. Close, M. C. Keil. SD Y. Slbthorp, MAW Cobbold, J. C. Kendall, N. Smith, Abel Cochrane, A. D. Kennard, R. W. Smith, S. O. ,`::%'"iir° l '. "W . 19,11 . 01",.Kiii , W. P. Smyth, Colonel nor/lett, P. B. Conine, T. Knight, Y. . Somerset, Colonel cross, R. A. Knightley, R. Somes, J. Cubitt, 11. Dios, Colonel Spooner. R. Carson, Viscount Datruy, A. Steuart, A. Dalksith, Bart of Legh, Major C. Stewart, Sir N. R. Drat, 8.. D. Leah, W. J. Stuart. Major W. Denesea, IL P. Leighton, Sir B. Shirt, kl. O. Desiles, W. Lennox, lord H. 0. Strawy, Mr H. ads" Goland Leslie, C. P. Talbot, W. C. Ilhaale. a Lerer. J. 0. Thum, Lord IL Da Omis, C. Liddell, H. 0. Thytine. be IL Duseembs, A. , Col. Tollemache, J. Denman., W. R. Li3trL V. Tomes, & Dunne, Colonel Longnel.l. R. Trefoils, C. H. Nast, Sir J. B. Lopes, Sir N. Trollope. Sir J. Ydwanls, Major Loraine, Lord Upton, General llgerton, Sir P. G. Lowther, Col. Valletort, Viscount ligarton. A. Y. Lowther, Capt. ... .. „ Vance J. .. .., __......, -.— -. Egerton, W. Lyall, G. Vi - inelitart, W. Eleh.i, Lord Lygon, V. Verner, Sir W. Maley, Viscount Lytton, Sir 0. E. Walcott, Admiral listeourt, T. H. Macaalay, E. Welker, J. R. • leargilhar, Sir M. llainwarin, T. Walpole, S. IL Ferrer, J. Matins. R. Welsh, Sir J. Mores, K Manners, Lord J. Watlington, J. W. Fade, Colonel March., Earl of Way, A. E. Forester, Colonel Miles, Sir W. Weiby, W. E. Forster, Sir 0. Miller, T. J. Whiteside, J. Galway, Viscount Mills, A. Whitmore, H. Gard, H. S. Milford, W. T. Williams, Colonel George, J. Montagu, Lord R. Wood& B. T. Gamin, Colonel Montgomery, Sir 0. Wyndham, Sir H. Gladstone, Captain Moody, C. A. Wyndham. H. Goddard, A. L Mordant, Sir C. Wynn, Colonel Gordon. C. W. Morgan, G. Wynne, W. W. Gems, J. R. Morgan, Major Yorke, E. T. Gum W. R. Mowbray, J. R. Onibm, lord W. Mandy, W. TILLZMI. Halibation. T. C. Mare, D. Joßiffs, Sir H. Hemlkon, Lord C. Murray, W. Taylor, Colonel Hamilton, J. H. Naas. Lord ENGLISH SUPPORT or TER PAPAL D/SPOTISM. The Weekly Register reports that an account has been opened at the London Joint Stock Bank for the receipt of " offerings for the Pope." This is a very mild acid very deceptive way of designating funds which people enjoying freedom subscribe in order to perpetuate the servitude of the inhabitants of mother country, who have done them no harm, sad who oak no more than the common rights of citizens. The Englishmen who form the committee of this fund are, as we lawn from the Register, the Duke of Norfolk, Lord Petra, Lord Feu ding, the Hon. Charles Langdale, Sir John Acton, M.P., Mr. Fullerton, ate. • • _ TER YOU'lleil CLUB AND INITITINI, ADAM/ID/I RUNT, STRAND. —A special meeting of this club was held last evening for the distribution of Fines to those boys who had distinguished themselves by their assiduity in their re spective undies His Grace the Bishop of Chichester coca. pied the chair, and distributed the prizes instead of his Grace the Bishop of Lichfield, who was unfortunately pre vented from presiding by severe illness. The prime con sisted of books whichoombined instruction with amusement, and on presenting the prise to each member of the club to whom it had been awarded, the right reverend pur -1 isle itoncenpanied the gift with kind and I pink n e w t. ; delivered i• • menu& both benevolent anti encoorsigti. T h• ^ . `" 4 " 4 7, 1 . f . " . " :42; r_..:. _u it that it ham sil .. the utdepende;CO of as add. nary club, but including regular and systematic instruction. The club-room for these youths if various nes is furnished with the daily and weekly ne illluetrated and other periodic:its. The librery wi c= snowing, instructive, and useful books, and Words the en tertainment. of chess, draught., tactics, and innocent gams. The youthful members of this club pay &L per week, and the rest of the expenses are defrayed by voluntary onetri butioes. The instructions combine music, both vocal and instrumental, with the usual branches of sound education. All now required is the pecuniary means of extending its usefulness and efficiency. The whole is conducted by the Bev. Henry White, chaplain of the Chapel Royal. liatn'• & stre-t, read, seated by other honorary teachers. bankers are Messrs. Twi 215, &rand , wbo have kindl Een to moil's es ions for this oragMai, and lutenist/rig establiehment. 's HONiZOIFAT If IC CocoA.—lca delicious total srena4kness, sad Invigorating power hoe* prn eleili %lir :cereal se a breakfast leverage i lb., 4 lb., mid 1 lb. WINS; at is tut per lb, by the principal emotes. Wake aims Amu Boraciopsthic Chemist, London. (Stamped Id. Additional.) PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZEITIL - - BANRUPTS. NOM? SPIAR SWIM, t reat Witiehestaretreet, Ci, mer chant, to surreuder May 11 at 2, a ud June Bat 1, at e Batting. balleareet. oohs., Crowder and Co., Colentaactreet, City ; oer• salt, Whitmore, Basiughallotmet. lAII2 AIIBLIL, North Ockendon, Brea, grocer May 10 at 11, and Jam 7atl, at Basingludlotreet. Sots. Dishy and Sharp, Circus-place, Finsbury, and Pawlings, RoMford ; off. wig., Johnson, lisaingballotreet, EDWDI Milky BPARIL, Heallutotectreet, Grays-inn-road, May 10 at and June 7at2, at Basinghall.street Sol., Fuller, Batton-garden ; oft. asalg., Johnson, Bashighallatreet. JA.11113 Bissau, Swaftham, Norfolk, watchmaker, May 10 at 1, and June 7at 11, at Eselnaffaalletreat. Sob., Plisasaul, tooth , square, Orays-inn, and Marron, swalfloun ; off. assist., Bell, Joe; 'Moira Ri;;ll:774ortharuptnn, Uneadraper, May 11 at 1. and June Bat 11, at Basinghall-street. Pala Unklatera and Hackwood, Walbrook, City ; off. &mtg., Johasoia ; Baabig. halt-street. Tiloals LASSES?, Jun., literemiarket, Roffolk, stem thraeher, May 4 and June 8, at It, at 11aAlughallatreet. Sot., Maddock, Serjeant'shin, C 13 4 .. ;; Graham, Coletnanatreet. WM-LAX /MAC'. .litratt. Holloway, bander, May 4 at 14, and June gat 1 at Baminghall.street. Sol., Proudfoot, Johavitreet, Bedford-row ; off. &seg., Grahams, Colman. street. Joenrn OOPS, button, Staffordshire, china manufaethrw May 12 sod Jane 7, al it. at litnnlagtuun Court. 'Lawn Clarke,ngton, and Will, Birmingham; off. amin o , Lianesa, Birmin • a Joint LORD. Halifax, Yorkshire, dyer, mg !cosedAse . 1 6•111 at Leeds Court. Sole., Waren and Co. malino..onoto Barwick, Leeds ; off. sofik., Young, Leeds. - t l :r e I MOM= lowa Mammal, Liverpool, May .and Ilk at 11, at lAvaepool Oeset news lr, :A= LarorPowd : 4 4. aids.. Miro.% Wartme limped boot •ffaatlthlszatik JIIIINIIs Bata. wotatotimit itabeftalitle, Mitautactnrer, May 11 and Jaw 7, at lt, at MarkettaNder Osurt. Sol., Rangoon, Manchester : 4f. sada., Praser,,Manebestar. Joss minnow, MCI We DANIELS, Sad RAMO= DANIELS, Bedford, Lancashire, silk manufacturers, May 10 and June 7, et 11, at Manchester Chart Sol., Welsh, Manchester; off. Hernansan,.Manchertsr. BANICHATITCY ANNULLED. 11=1. MAIM NOITIWISItiIItUJI, Warkaar, Matting es, lineadroper, INSOLVENT PETMONIMB—ST PORTUGAL-STREET. WNW OHIO 00111ONIZONIZ LAW: May 11. H. Tabrum, Euston-road, St Panes, wholesale brush maker—A. Gather, Wait HIM and Romford, lan; hatcher—J. Hatchinp. Nometrest, Dorset-aquae, B. Hamper, Walthamstow, Essex, brewery manager—F. F. Can non, Brentwood, Imes. tern dealer—J. Lesitor, meenstrest, Biaho teutreet, and Upper 111ftonatreet, Finsbury, &elm May 14. J. R. Hammett, Upper Stainfonistseet, Waterloo. road, lodging-house keeper Orchard, Pereivel-strest, Clerkenvell, leweller—J. J. Freeman, Hackeey(road, cheese inonger—J. B. Ashby. Bridge.street, Homerton, labourer. MORI NIL 007WEISIONIR My 11. J. Carter, West Ham, laser, porter of the Hadson's Bay Company's warehouse. May 12. Elisabeth Mary An n Shove, Hfthstreet , street, New Brent. ford, Inllliner—W. T. Clayto:, Reading, Berkshire, and Wood- Paddington, superintendent of the goods waggon de partment, Great Western B,allway—J. Jag, Edward-street, New ington, clerk to • meat salesman—T. Joan, Rotherhithe-street, beershop keeper. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. (Moms Homo, ten., and Gamma Bolden, Jun., penholder manniacturen—lst dividend otnLllay S, and any subsequent Thursday, at Bilinear's, Birmi linen WARDWN, Birmingham, 1)2147—15t dividend of bid., May 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham. JAM® BURTON, Athentone, Warerickahlre, bookseller—let divi dend of 21d., May I, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whit more's, Birmingham. Jong Primers, Birmingham, wood turner—end dividend of led.. May 1, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore'., Birmingham. THOMAS merman, THOMAS THORILIT, and 'Moses 1.055A1 'note, Braked. Nottinghamshire, borders-3rd dividend of N M. April 23, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, TB onMi na tia INNIS (separate estate;, Bamford, Nottingham shire, boNer — lit dividend of fe., April 23; and three subs.- quent Mondays, at Harris's, NotUngbam. THOMAS 1110111111' (separate estate'. Seaford, Nottinghamshire, Mss,-2nd dividend of 4d., April 23, and three subsequent Mondays. at Harris's, Nottingham. Jogs CARTWOONT, Nottingham, Innkeeper-1d dividend of ed., April El, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harrill', Nottingham. JOHN THOMAS Bows, Liverpool, meirhant-1d dividend of 24., May 2, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Tamer's, Liverpool DIVIDENDS, May 18. S. Smith, HolyweLrow, Shorediteh, tannin—May Is. H. Querterman, Oxford, ter—May 18. J. G. Marsh. Church. street, Miseries, May 18. W. J. Normanvilk, Sep mourehembein, Dqbaseigas*. Adalphi and Queen's-road, Re pent' ts-park• oolmilmionnonag—May i s, .1. P. Smith, Coventry stree, Heyeeattet, tee elielee—May 18. J. Summers; Hatton garden, jeweller—May VA G. Clark, Ashford, Bent, Dundee— Way It. T. W. Hopkins, Ilairaroad, Chelsea, hosier—May lit I. White. Zeumide. Bedfordshire, tronntoor a — c ra 11- if. &Wow,. in =e W 11.1 7 . . ".." k5irew W. reithrwri ." : city. mama T. stoma Lows its r t s e s. n Derbyehire. joiner —June 4. J. Boyden (separate estate), King. swinford, Staffordshire, tronfounder —May 31. L. Lowndes, Abenravenny, Monmouthshire, draper—May 24. J. Hall, Bristol, map manufacturer—May 18. J. Atlshead, Manchester, wholesale clothier. CERTIFICATES to he granted, unless cause be shown to the motrary, on the day of meeting. May 18. T. Pepper, Mountfield, Buries, wheelwright—May 22. J. W. Bush. Werelsworth, Surrey, colour manufacturer Ma It T. 11. Jeanne', Helkinutreet West, and Church-street, Chelsea. papier might mmunectener—May 21. T. W. Hopkins, Kings road, Chelsea, hosier—May lit J. Minton', jun., New Bond street, manufacturer of materials for was Powers—May EL L. Lowndes. Ahenravenny, Monmouthshire, draper—May tn. M. Bowden, Bristol, dint glue manufacturer—My 2l. W. John son, Shrewsbury, leather dealer—June 21. W. Griner, Pen., Languor Edge, Staffordshire, cattle salesman—May 22. G. C. White, Donington, Lincolnshire), brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. toothy, J. Hennes, and J. Amber, fikher.gate, Nottinrgg- hare, lace manufacturers, so far as regards J. Hoboes A ) —C. Brightman and R. B. Brightman, Bristol, b(mtruakers—A. Milburn, A. Williamson, and J. Williaanion, Stalybrtc Cheshire, spindle and fly manufactnren—J. E. Whitmore and W. Whitmore, Dudley, Worentershire. frniterers—O. F. Tay lor and E. C. Bates, Birmingham, butchers—T. Perry and Maria Rose Wyngett Perry, Burlingtonareade, Piccadilly, perfumers— °. Payne and J. W. Corner, Bow-street, Covent-garden, licensed victuallers—Frances Marina Woodcock, C. H. Gond and Isa bella (Mod, Castle.stre'et, Holborn, licensed victuallers—G.oH. Nola awl H. Gilmour, Winchester. printers—B. Ker. G. Schad field, J. C. Bolton, G. Wilicking, 'Ve . Ker, Jun., W. Mactaggart, It. Jardine, and W. Ear, Singapore, Manilla. and Batavia, mer chants, so fares regards W. Ker, Jun.—l. Ashton and W.Corns, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire. coal maters--G. White, Ben., G. White, jun., S. Mellor W. Warburg, R Hmihcott, Bub. T. Vernon, J. Bonsai'. and J. Shaheen, Clough Mills, near Chapel en-le-Frith Derbyshire, lazytes manufacturers—G. Holdroyd and J. B jpon, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, niachnie makers—H. Jepson J. Winfield, Darby, silk manufacturen—J. W. Downing and G. Jeffery, Holywelldtreet, Shoreditch, cabinet makers—J. Gray and J. Reynolds, Wimborne Minster, Dorset- shire, watchmakers—W. Deese, T. Doves, R. Mlachweer, sad O. Y. Rontledge. Cannon-street West, warehousemen, so far as H. Minchener—T. Vetch, Mary Johnson, and B. W. regardso on, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, brick and the makers —T. Pool end A. Taylor, Blackburn, Lancashire, blacksmiths— J. Underwood and A. Johnston, Nottingham. civil engineers— W. H. Leighton and J. P. Smith, Liverpool, shipmerchants— M AnkMen and Y. M. Aoketell. Alexandria. KOPt. merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jona BRow,. Swim and JAKE) CICIINHANIL ROWER, Glasgow, ship and ineuranoe brokers, May 1, at the Faculty Ha.U, llo G G I NTAA1)131M1 BbOWN (deceased;, Perth, potato merchant , May 4, at the George Hotel, Perth. *Lease moons, Edinburgh, photographer, May 2, at Dowells and Lyon a Rooms, Edinburgh. MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. LA night there was an extra performance at this theatre. The opera was Lucretia Borgia, strongly east—Titian being Lennie ; Mongini, Gennoro • Ever. ardi, the Duke of Ferran ; and Borghi-Memo, Orsini. litiens' grand performance of the terrible heroine is well known. She was powerfully supported b,y Mougini, who continues to rise in the favour of the public. His voice is a tenor of the finest quality, equally remarkable for strength and sweetness ; since lasteeseen his raanner, formerly exam tag. trtahted",..is actor and subdued, tied, oe m;:th b to y his sdran nu . i Mario, we have never seen the agonising scene of the catas trophe when the eon expires in the mother's arms , more powerfully represented. The part of the Duke was to have been perf o rmed by Signor S. Bascom. a brother of the groat • but consequenoe, we believe, of hie indis position, Evere'rdi appeared in his room, and did ample lui." tiee to the music, though he failed to give that dark and baleful aspect to the character to which we have been ac• casteened by Rel2oolli owl Lobleche. The grand con certed genie in the second act, in which tiennaro is poisoned by the ruthless Duke before his mother's eyes, was admirably sung, and produced a great impreenen. We were ditappointed in some respect., we regret to say, with Borghi•Memo's performance of Orsini. In the first place she did not dress the part well ; and instead of looking like a handsome youth she was a pretty_ woman in • masquerade garb. wi th er moils nor :MON Mofo9Tfr. rho ?Toiled the Ana Anacreontic, "II segeto per ewer folks," by sticking it full of stereotyped tiourishes—etersotypod we call them, tteruseimgtheyffwearen re m p r es . ted to no b te f em or beuinhea. nete in ea t e .b h e a fio tanza ig o re f • ought to have at least the appearance of being unpremedi tated : but this song ought to have no embellishments en d Alban, who ought to be a model to every performer a this t i ce, sang the melody with perfect eimplicity, never al a note. These were the only things which detracted somew at from what was, on the whole, a very charming performance. JANls's PALAc4., Arun 24. —The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of knighthood pea Odin Nackburn, Fag., one of the judges of her Lslsty's Courted Queen's Bench.—Ocizette. WAS-01IFICZ, APRIL 24.—The Queen bag been y Owed to give orders for the appointment of ..rizaltikaakt Martin, Esq., Examining rap/wan to her Mejasty's Principal Secretary of Slam for India an Council, to be an Onlinary Meniher of the Civil Division of the Third Clam, or Companions, of the Most Honourable Order d die Bath.— Owens. [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. We understand that Major-General Thos. Burke will, in all probability, succeed to the oolonelcy of the 10th Regiment, vacant by the death of Sir Thomas M'Mahon. "Lord Clyde," says the Army and Nary Gazette, " has been relieved of the command in India, and may be expected in England earlier than was anticipated by those who were aware, some time ago, that hi e E xce ll ency in tended to remain for another year in India. It is probable his lordship will arrive in England next July." We (Army and Nary Gazette) understand that Sir John Yennefather will not ammo the chief command at Aldershot until the Ist of July next, up to which period General }Coolly' will command the troops in camp. THE SUMMER ENCAMPMENTB.—The Ist Infantry Brigade at Aldershot is ordered to marsh to Wooleser, and will be under canvas from the 14th cd May to the end of the same month. We presume, of course, that the ea l out of this order will depend on a very impr ove d orate the barometer and thermometer, as any transfer of the troops from huts to tents in weather like the pro. sent, =lot be attended with very serious consequences.— Mired Service Gazette. 1 Imaracnore or VOWNI2IIB. —W e b e li eve th a t the various corps of volunteers quartered in and about Lou will parads tor au inspection in ilyde•park, at 3 o 'clock, r h the sth Lou d May. Bet being thin seerenblod esi um, tt ot expected that they will be caned spas to refers say movemeit,-Uosited Berrie* Nan*. Refs DI NONSTRATION IN 13111124111/115-PARN, CHNNIUM—To-day (Saturday) coed the greatest volunteer demonstrations which have taken place io the kingdom will be held at Birkenhead-park, Cheshire , the occasion being that. of the presentation of a silver and gold bugle to the le/eceopany of Cheshire Volunteers, under Captain John Caddell , by Mrs. Brainy, wife of the eminent rail way contralto,. The number of volunteers expected to be present will be upwards of 2,000 men, and will consist of the different local and Liverpool corps. The whole of the volunteers present on the omission will be under the comereaad of Colonel Wilbraham, who will inspect the men, sal put theme through a series of manoeuvres previous to Abop presentation , which will take about 4 o'clock. Thei principal families of Birkenhead , Oztasi, and the sur rounding .districts will be present, and there is every moon to believe that the demonetration will be one worthy of the volunteer movement. ADIIIgAITY, AISIL 27. PROMOTIONS AND Arrourrimrre.—Lieutenanta 0. T. Lang, to the Cressy; C. D. Emden, to the Ex c ellent • L. J. Patten, to the . Bacclarate jW. E. & Broome, W. L. Martin, and A. 8. Montagu (additional), to the Marlborough. Mate B. L. Green, to the Bambini*. Tint-class Assistant-Engineer H. C. Jones, promoted to the Welling/ten, as supernumerary. Third-atm Assistant- • Engineer P. J. Roberts, to the Asia, as suppeerrnnamenry. Pkvinaster W. C. P. Grant, to the Bacchante. Midshipman T. %mahatma, to the Bacchante. Maval (edits C. E. Napier, L. L Bevan, A. Hutchinson, and J. G. Musters, to the Bacchante. WOOLWICH, Aran, 27. Several companies of Royal Marine Light In featly, under the command of their respective officers, assembled on the common this afternoon, and oocupied three hours in a course of firing and drill exercise, accom• palsied by the band of the corps. The batteries of Royal Artillery with the band of the regiment also assembled an the parade ground for inspection and a series of military evolutions. Mr. Dixon, late mate of the Dover steam vessel, has been appointed to the command. She has been completely re-constructed for her former service in Africa, and is now receiving her crew. SPORTING. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. FRIDAY. SWIMMERS of 10 more. each, for 2-yr oldA, fist 10lb ; and three. OA ; Allies and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be e d,. .) , r , 5 . 0 .4 7. if demanded, &c. First halt ot Ab. pt 212 yard.). 7 oohs.) Mr. kegere's by Longbow, 2 yrs. tut rib (A. Ettwardi 1 Mr. Newland's Butterellll. S Ps. Sat 71b . (L. Snowde n 2 Mr. W. • Orsirtard's Mousey, yrs, Mt ?lb ..,Yordhare 3 Mr. 01bbe's t by Autocrat—Gillyflower, 2 yew, gat 71b Rayner) 4 Mr. Barber's Foxbeed. 2 ps, Mt ne (Illinglum) 6 Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Mayflower, Byrs, est 7lb (0. Yordham: 0 Betting: 7 to 4 apt Buttercup, 3 to 1 apt Archer, bto 1 apt any other offered. Won by half a lengthrM third. Mayflower bolted. Mr. Newland claimed the winner. Tee HENTNORE STA ILIR, of 200 sows. each, h ft ; for S•yr olds ; oohs, Set 71b ; fillies, Sat 31b. Ab. M. (7 fur. loop 212 yards). (4 subs.) Baron Rothachlld's King of Diamond; by King Tom, Olt flb Mr. Payne'. Teedo, Sat 71b (I.. Know don 2 DAMN : 2 to 1 on the King of Diamonds, who made all the rannteg, and won by a length and a half. HWIZPISTA te 100 eons. each, h ft, for 3-yr olds ; ooft; Set 71b; fillies, Bst 31b. D.M. (7 furlongs 210 yards.) (6 subs) Mr C Moook's Grenadier, by Stockwell, Mt 71b (L Snowden) 1 Lord Cbeaterlteld's Baron Slunchansen, Sat 71b (Aslunall) I Lord W. Putrlatt'a Dulcibella, Sat 31b (K Sharp 3 HANDICAP Swirseurs am of 10 soy& each, or 3-yr sad_ upwards. D.M. (7,furlongs 210 yards.) (10 subs.) Lard Clitden's Reamer, by Magna, 3 yrs, tlattib Daley I Hr. Orating's Harry Stanley. S yrs, yet 7lb (Perry) I Mr. Newland's Philomela, 3 yrs, est lab.. (H. Orhnshaw) 3 The follow* abu ran :—GellF. : The Greek, North Antoni,,, Mammals. aniiewleh Meld. Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Jewish Maid sad Mesmer, sto 1 apt Harry Stanley, 6 to leach apt Gallus sad Antonio, 7 to 1 apt Mavourneen, 8 to 1 apt Phsela.Won by two lengths; earns between the second and thud ; Antonio was fourth, Navoorneen fifth, and Jewish Maid next. The Greek was last, beaten off. THZAM= STAKES, a subscription of 50 soca each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; coke, Nat 71b ; &hes, Bat 21b„ The owner of the woad horse to receive back his stake. D.M. (7 turloota 210 Tuxtla) (21 subs.). Lord albsry s FA. Albans, by Stockwell out of Bribery, Bst 71b (L Snowden) 1 Mr. Meer" Brother to Rainbow, SA 71b (Alderoft) Mr. T. Tayior's Hartley Wintney, est 716 ..(0 lordham) Mr. W. 8. Crawtard's Nicholas, Set 71b (Weil 4 Baron Rothschild's King of Diamonds, Set 71b (J.Osborne 6 Mr. J. R. C. Wyndham's St. Jamas, flit 71 6 .... (8. Rogers 6 7W HANDICAP SWEEPDTAICIS of 30 move. each, 20 ft, for 4-yrekla and upwards ; extra weight for winners. T.M.H. (1 mile 7 furlongs 158 yards). (6 suba) Lord Strathmore 's Mountie, by Pyrrhus the 4 yrs, Tat alb (G. Pardlisio) 1 Duke of Bedford'. Lull, 4 yrs, 64t Mb Mr. A. Wlllisoss' Ran Arlo, 4 yrs, art _ _tesdler , 3 Betting :6 to 4on Mouravief, sto 2 aget Luff. Woii by mix lengths. Swxzeivrxxzn of 10 soya. each, for 3-yr-olds, Set 41b ; four, 9st ; five and upwards, 9st Mb. Optional selling weights, Ac. Laat half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 yards.)l(4 subs.) Mr. Newt:ultra Buttecup, by Daniel O'Rourke, 3 yrs 5:4/.1 7st Mb H. Ortauhaw) 1 Sir. H. Smile's c by Tadmor oat of Italasig, Tat nue) 2 Tyburn and Dove also ran. Betting : 6to 4 apt DMA LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 8 to 1 agst Bt. Alhaas (t) 13 to 1 Petra (off) 100 to 8 Satellite (off) 101/ to 7 Longrance (t) 100 to 6 Blue Rum (off) 20 to 1 Man-at-Arms (t) 20 to 1 Tame Deer (t) 33 to 1 Monravieff 33 to 1 The Brewer (t) 60 to 1 Ilmandra (t) DERBY. 9 to 2 apt The Wizard (I) 9 to 2 Umpire (t) 10 to 1 blainstone (off) 11 to 1 Thormanby (t to 300 f.) 13 to 1 Buceaneer 15 to 1 High Treuon 10 to 1 St. Albans (t) 25 to 1 The Drooe I,oooto 30 -- Horror (1 four times) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.FRIDAY. CHESTER CUP. 10 to 1 eget Petra (t) 12 to 1 Patellae (t) 100 to 7 Longranie (t) 100 to 7 20 to 1 Bt. Albans t (t) 16 to 1 Tame Deer (t) Apoll () _ 90 to 1 Promis ris ed Land (t) 26 to 1 Weatherbourel (t) 2.5 to 1 /din at ATM, (t) Z'S to 1 Vistks (off) 60 to 1 Hems (t) 50 to 1 Traducer (t) THE DERBY. 4 to 1 apt Wizard (t) 6 to 1 Umpire (t) 10 to l MainikThe (t) 11 to 1 Thormanby