The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-11 00:00:00

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Weiss. 6d. loss for NIL *lay ; ass s o I, 30s. stou l tagen s lt. lice is tits *AIR tad tat,k but lore dkpWtica epeetiletoe4 lr the week below forme and baa gloated. a' Brazil has de. ry (roily Otani. is fallen about IL' arable inegidszt", t India hals puled. mad tor sip Ito Ilea beta "kb. parties 0.13 D balm ; nil • piederats ar dos us 5,030 ition. The follow lands, 1744. ; In* , 161. LRCM 10.—Themo tom brought hem shinisd Pm et yes there me seer Ruh made it lobs nay be takes es se it. the market ds• roe there Me Ma bout Id. par 1h met other cousin d It is thought that so much demure& is market et Li- UM we bed a day, with greogbg dose, a good INK • which rem lig time tolerably NIL e Americas MANI. There is • prelly• I lower prime me sore checked. Or O'er, both io yent a the great IN!. he present it is ■• -Weather damp mai iog of spriog rem' rket today, sod . . advauot. W hitt irley, beet ro w = ie. Beau of wheat at market. samples at AO saleable. Barley se and Deana Wilma 40s. to 42a. ; , ; malting, 235. le 40s. trade quiet, hilt lael see barley oe offer er clearer. Arent! heat. 2,846 qt,, it., 20, at 19a. moderate attachesa buns this morsho, ate*, sad bad ohm sake a slight rater keely. Flour k what irregular , primed for cab, ea the week. Oat! .ad ey soarcely molts! steady. Mimeo rpm MAIO, 131 . ; Hartley. 142. 641:; [Boron, 17e. ; Wdh lea 19a. 9d ; Wang Loinlotoa, 17 9 - 9 d. ; End Hough Bon. an End South Ni s. 39.. ktffer , old, 29. !ID DEATHS. road, the wife of )L L. U. of A. H. Grams% um O. Lya el • wt. , Mayfair. the wth ice, Rumen+quer*, tbe ighton, Easel. tlos yds Lancora, of a Aaai Church. of es:wawa - u v.... - . hale. of Yarmoth. 8, at St. Mars Mi r I. by the Her. R. 800 importhwatte. 19 3. , 7 the late Cap' ' kit) Mira. SOuttrat Yffity , of Ambl .them. of Coatle.lirog• !, CottThy Vapor. orkice, 1:44.. et Chg.' erace, Lambs. widOW Awake, MarPret. ; e, Ilfracombe, Nadi 's Cray, Zsaki. P U".. BadhataPtol4 Lmuul WO. Antonia. • ••• BAI" Woo. MOO, abets No. 6,801.) LBALL PASSENGER LINE of i noir has loadon dlreaL res. roses ------- sow ...... us. . Ses Plovic ioosiebere!re) . 141110 2.00 . Dom IL lads I rent Looks 1 bells lariat ei l lowevidAsows rip= sad smirilsommal".l2=rdbro=usisois al garallf lsl. aid T. IL ILl:C=a an. oL,Arteadmike WI" La To M me 15 yell 10 Mardi 11 Nora 15 Mardi 11 11 01111 ' ISSII — TFQ - - Boat Is If tUkO MAX MX wisarool. 01 QUIZZOITOWN TO XZW Tom graiLIVERPOOL _NEW YORIC, sad rsa.Aouraia orauvour 0010NIXT Moor Or gamir , IWO Mower** Okrdoissol Imo Wow Orroioaldpo Obo WWI Moro swl ' MOM LITIZTOVIrr WNW TOIL crTY Cl ILLICHISTZI, WodoroOkr. Match U. RFT OF MALIN. Saturday. Womb U. tryba, Wolooday, Kora XL Caro awry Waradadat owl may orlormatO Caro rowel imme. W ew = 4 2. 666 roWhi sim a ssoa. T a ttor&l; If. If, rid A drime, pima Woorwil pomp taMor4l,ll4 == or=l i e l or MI W9MSMI Isrom—irre Water b alms. - Ww4 nowroor . ; or IM MO TURD TEVA—BRITISH and NORTH e a le mati boom =Kt mil M a ga sat Ss *Os anise to smell mils. The ar ember o=7: sail trees Liverpool. eit Cork to arrive the nab : *A . toe 1 Toigx, tatuda,v. March 11. .. • TADS art Weds tie Dress eal lisroash , to let Veg " ° 2 b=2,ANAITI::: of " pod ur tiq o a EA. tor 1..... A. " SD. road , ad eteward's sad provtalons, tad Orr rase or Bairn rel Dora. riot aria. AI : woad mar. S. To New rortr..cirt ears, Ire : meat eat* ALL Par PI to Hats; Derr, sad Dew York, di cZ nik ead 5 saber& tar ite.--.Ap* le X. 1, lord. 111. OW J. M. corr. MN" 0.4 ix Rion •• ys Peels D iAl . Baru, lexhaas Giamew . . li m i nttlasteer. Viessetairs f or D. sad C. Naeiver, S. Water sarillissiart. • •=are arive absolutely arearry tor all traveller , ea ts, preredlat to tit* Vatted Staes. . rims SOUTH AFRICAN LAND and maws 0011 PANT Mulled). umber Me Compealee AM of len, by whith the Il Wy S t i f the attareholdert te Wilted to the Amount of their captsai, 000,000; First Issue. Ltnitten: nik WOO dirrans od each. Decant oct Application dl per ahem and SA ea Allot asset. aad - the remainder in Calls sot • •it 14 per nom eat et tatervals el not liar than tear menths. A = n lnricksed ot 7 pa roan tor the guarant eed and 10 per tor the second and third years is to the to the nil denim of the Directors. ___ _ DElReleaa. Wane! Gibson Getty, Esq., M.P. JAMS Nadi, , p ) , iresto, of the Standard Bans of British SAMIE . Loam. q uitab. we", Req., Rt. Mieheeredsoese. 1. =.G Ihri., merchant. IGO. Leadenhall-street, E. C., ead Africa* ell ash% Req., Member et the Milked Oisadl t Ov2 Conunisefoner, and Resident Waldo hale IW i tiss illimajaq:, member a the Dividosal Council, e •Is • o. V alai, Igq., member of the Hoar of Assembly, -7- t7 - Robert WNW, DR., _Director of the Standard Bank of British Booth Alden fLbeftedJ, London. Stem. 6.llllndlon lr su allb udo gorlyi. d. AltitnitTen e tr u n. - Messrs. Deane, Johnson, and Co. Th• City Bank. ThreadaeedManst. LC. TM 94224222, Ireak of BMW& soma Ark+ (I,lmits4). Camemaireet, I,C. Baorms—limeam Ealrys lkotben, 22, eitaage-222y. LC. Bouerroaa—limen, ibraralarel mad Dorm.. 20. 12992019102 . 812.0 a, W.C. AIIDITOIS-4YeS4S. Johamone, C , Wtatle, sad 21=0 2, Coimaematree C. SZOILITABT 'pro tesu. R. Esq. Temporary Otques—.M. Michael's-house, St. Illehaersidley, CornhIII„ LC. Thla As tit Comsy is e ti lablisni to assist ginersity hi developing thimon i rose of At tica a basis tle & a hay o s~nad to ctions ft rille .u" il Elver Tros State. ♦ sf portion of Is under ad. =ire, but the green, pert is reserved ter groans purposes. This Company is therefore Introduced to tot public not as • medium for speculation, but as a solid basis of tweeelaossig, with dividends accruing upon the formation of the Cona= l The colonies of South AMes are at weasel but deve loped, but such as hove had capital expended co them bit • weer of solid prosperity, which is proved by First—The large dividends paid by the load banks. Second—The increase in the amount and the character of Ike =porta. The export of wool has risen in the Cape Colony its.. from eight millions of pounds in 1563 to thirty-three million, of pounds in LPG; and Natal, after having established an increasing export trade to sugar, I. about to add cotton, coffee, and other smiles to ber profitable agricultural productions. flint—The Increasing value of land, in consequence of the ex tension of agricuiture and the construction oi roads, porta. Ow% and other works of public utility. Fourth—The completion of railroads and talesman connecting the principal ports with the interior ; to be supplemented by others in the Imam and Western Provinces of the Cape of Good Hope and Natal, for which tenders have already been idl Aample whim of and registration exists In the South African Colonies and to the Free States, under which convey ances and mortgages are effected with expedition and eta very Modena memo ONOICTI Or TNT COXPANY.—The Company proposes to bay end lease farm-lands ; to improve these lands by trrlgaGoo and farming operations as carried on in Australis and New Zealand to stock and farm them, and to import both agricultural imple ments from lamps and pure blood of all descrtptions stock, IN the improvement of the Hocks, and for sate to the farmers in the colony. The Company will further be open to make advances against the produce of the country, consisting of wool, skies, ostrich bathers. and other staples. The Company also proposes to organise forthwith a regular System of transport of merchandme nom the eta to the inland tans, from which source alone • nsideroble Income is anticipated. The Oconpany will take poems to negotiate loans required for public works to any of the South African colonies. The estates to be acquired by the Company have an excellent Illindy of water; one estate alone, containing about 63,000 acres. has to mdes of frontage along the Orange river. These will be Improved, resold In smaller farms, and In the meantime stocked with sheep, horses, horned cattle, and other stock. The estates oommise not less than 244,000 acres. The price of them, with the buildings thereon, hicheding all preliminary expenses Op to the allotment of shares, Ina been based upon a compute- Wu of from t.. ed. to its. ed. per acne according to the locality : ir.33,000 of the parolmemouey will be paid in debentures, and the remainder (490,000; in cash tustaleuents eateoding over a period of eighteen months. A minimum dividend of 7 per cent. for the first year, and 10 percent. for the second and third years, is guaranteed by the vendor upon the paid-up capital. The Local Boned is of opinion that a much Larger dividend may be expected after the second PlaL The to-operotion of five gentlemen, of high standing to the %Wen Province Colony, by whom this undertaking was poled, has been secured. They will form the local board. Its shareholders will incur no liability beyond the amount of elates allotted to them. Applications for shares must he ensile Von the annexed form. Each applicant will be required to pay One bonbon of the Company Al per share upon the number of shwas applied for, and upou allotment to make a further pay :nett M SA per share 011 the shares allotted to him. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be retunsed to full. Should a less number of shares be allotted the are applied for, the deposits will be made available to wards the theayment on allotment, and the balance, If any, tanned toapplicant. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be had et the broken; of the secretary, at the temporary offices. St. Ilichaetelionse, Conhill, LC. ; and at the offices of the inter mama Contract Company, 85, Cannon-street West, 13.0. The ankles of association and the agreement with the vendor may le inspected at the solicitors', and at the temporary odious of its Company. TEL SOUTH AIHICAN LAND AND FINANCE COMPANY (Limited). POSH OP APPLICATION 101 MAU& lobe retained by the bankers. No 10 the Directors at the Smith African land and Finance Cees piny (Limited;. Gentlemen,— Having peld to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of per share on 'hare, in the above . hereby request that you will illot me that number, ab le tn a47 igres to sompt such shares, or any lees number you may snot me and I ogres to pay the deposit on allot wh MOB ment. and to the wades of association of the company en required, and 1 authorise you to insert my name on the register of moo las for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature No.. in fall it dome* Prolooks Da s DR. SCOW'S BILIOUS amid LIVER PI L 8 b v i di s "' l r; r rg 47'1 =. waumft to who oder Bea MIMS and liver eciesplalote. liß4 ewe. giddiness, dLtsinass of the •10%.*d. Ter IYetar testivates• *a • Badly wettest Isedicimo, and so a purifier or Ur Idea& they art truly escellent ; tad In their 09•Iteks sad misted to the ateraA, they create appetite, promote tad linSitbell Yip •i• narvens aritea—Bold 1,7161:. • Ilan Wilheta••• • Charkneerem awl by nowt to k let. and tr.. ed. Be sant to sat ler Br. laritlilllllons and NUL The genuine are In • squat Pew Pawn etth "Mani Lanthart" enamor] oe the stamp. LAITUL—Tbe LETTUCE contains an Wire latschie, width pew all the I:;= 6 : l l7eaterttbout Its desser•—lit. JOZIASI= e mi sgarkst, peewee • Wear sad a a/ Lame Isr reecemsended by Ile bleMeel PrOillidell ter oriderAlsie. brombitle. sad all chest alteeticia. syrup. Ye. Ibt; Pas, k ne. sad l• br. rite, by pod, la so. sad sd. DARTNERSHIP.—To BANKERS and others. 2. A tome of sore pars ehoding, primarily sopped la =ea Shippers en I tsernees. awl Irving Arsteelme coo ts open to resins rearm r • PARTNER with • aorta or not Ire Or MOM or 04.800. The Incoming parl or's more we Id be sorlrreir se Shop le as parent hut or In the hoses.— Appls to Sri Warr to Z. T. Z.. ears or W. A. Maker Tr, aollatter, 101olrer Cherries, IL.C. BIITLER and IVOITLLOCIFS COLLECTIONS d vioiratas MUM AM !Logi to., gt tot., al and 11M ad.—Desertptive ealakerws peat tree. Organ annent- Worz.. and upwarda mat earrlep N bet' _ OW as. per dasen.—BUTIZIL and MTMLOCR, (Mt garden Market, W.C. FLOWER SNZD S. Poet Free. He ao 30 91 II 1! TOR VIII. MS. VMS. vlll. ISM 4. L & L & L d. Ld. Ld. Alma* Lu u d ihro.. 1610 6 .. 0 3 .. 8 0 4 .. 0 ren63133. Hardy . 31 .. 6 6 3 6 3 0 BITILZR 1 11 1 41 )Iiig i LIAM, 881 31661imi1, C0vent4636 4 66 0 Mark.l, lasi" w.c. ONDON OARPZT WARKHOI3BI, I WADOE sad SON, $ awl 4. SOODOZNIINET, W. BROWII BROTHIRL —PATENT CHAIM Ind 00401138 lies& tisslaskTfluars. recur* OusaLago.. as PRICIra CONSRMAY IINDITCID. iliness boo. PERSONS FURNISHING A 11011 ISONIIIOS=III mams- WM, ti v er gier ostud, LW.* Mt iplo4 "61 •110104 ""s ir e Vaglit . gad affar dilik I = l =in= 8.43.L0wis PATENT OAS/ STAND, a new lawman. obis oontilvod UM KU well to toolior 'm se ak% dm be nista td Med on It thz labour iv Mold.. Its wen Is so tuestpfitgo that the sollbarst of Ur wet limpid add by so patitbdild ctua be dilly:bed. Moo K. 111..145, I o all M. it NIS IS vacs mks. BARLOW'S BELT-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No wet-pos zogulted. No mom tat but or sow wilt& Primp to : itows direct to JAMB BLILLOW. didoeitot,tr o idel bit taw sad . othweesio Odor BrartZePatantlabibirmillalk riAVIZIWS BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; JLP was, la L. easead penned, la ed.. Wm. lh del• aed lad& ; Awe British was, la id.. lermaiderest was, la ed.; Debaced wax wed mama ; Germs war.. la. Id. ; *dads was, la ; dieepedls Md., 11‘.. sad the beg, 10d. ; medallic toe PalmWs best Cdea ad, ea 'nor pees ► soap, Ela., 40e., Ma, mad ela gee 1111Tha mesided, ide. : old brows litashaer, le. IC wee weludde brews Wintbar. le. while Windeer, Is. ; = . 7 4 . la Id. : Weeds* aad ism bar—lor cub. at P. DLVZ sad DODO' aid asta llsMd warehouse, W. Si. Cluarteit-ttos, Lauda, W.C. T 0. sad J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets fur. am tem cf theft MIZE MEDAL PALATINE CANDLES. BOTTLER) TO H IS bum :errs GOVERNMENT. T C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires V. 48 ze u ri s tr, ore x sar candlestick, sad J. Q. sad J. YIELD'S Patent Salt - fitting , Hard J CIA 1&R CANDL/k_fort tisaalione. Nasty fres ark aodococioaty. THEM N A Is Is ON /11VIBY CANDLN. T 0. aad J. FOLD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, as aleauteataren at the •WpWabea MUD SZAVICZ BOAT: meaateetartre at $ New latest Sent Belt.lithe Chamber Ceadiw; maandletwore of the Paw Medal Pawls* Ceadles,AB BIIIIIIILD TO Eli MAJOISTBCOVNENMENT. irsonucrs COMPOUND of BUQAR and _a snag can only be had L toar-oaace packets, One Taney lee year 11101 ha, M seal lase et koalas. Ms a peony packet of this Michas Ceedhosat with the and dal/ sad ears, vUI dumped whk water wed et three whim born atiphboan get It up" yea lave toss boyish aNMi 4 sea animal THORLEY'S SPICY AROMATIC OONDlMZl47.—lroeflg••ist COW y . at saoh taw of toadies isth • Meg Roden at this Aromatic Cond with tbo rad OM sad thud, dunned with water :an d ent n a few days Milk be agreeably asorlsed at Ole largo Increase In rich Milk sad Butter. la paw peeked may. we a BULLOCK. aft NM IS is, the Ow. sad you will pr's duos lkat la hall the earl gm. sod twogenes pee gonad supe rior la r.tiality. THORLEY'S Delicious COXPOUND of lIVOIIk and lIPITZ.—Per a PIO. Meath time of t"i ails a packet of this Spice in Um nand slop or ammo itod,a li n ft will tar on leak rapidly, and rest and be thankfuL" 214 Peony Packets in a cane for 171. 'THORLEY'S CONDIMENT.—For SHEEP, on, pansy goad to seen foot, at sash thus eg feedbag. thenhe chaff with triter, •cl that We Compound adheres to tt, mix up together, and le • few weeks you will be as teolatied.-112 Paul ladies. toe cow for tr. id. 'THORLEY'S SUGAR and SPICE COM- A. POUND.— Foe CALYMI, one packet, mixed in milk, made Into • gruel, wM be found nuadealt for four ; and they will tfrin mnadngly. Yo Doga Pheasants. Poultry. and Rabbits. • teaspoonful, at each time of feeding. mined with kitchen stuff or the canal food. riIHORLRY'S COMPOUND of SUGAR and J. SPICI f• mold in penny packets by all respectable corn deslem, grocers. snd JOSEPH THORLZY d rr Itentor. 6Pimi Mills mid OEM% Thornhill-bridge, Xisescroas City Depet. 146, Fleet-street. London. In case any difecnity arises Ii obtaining the genuine article, send a Poet alike order for Stn. sad a case containing 448 Penny Psekets will be sent, carriage paid, to sny railway station lu the United Kingdom. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. /LODGING' IMPIOVILD 001.1.22. t /SHIRTS, its for 411 s. Good lawful shirts (aar No. 64), In all sines, Us. the tudiclosan, unegnallsid for alcallsoos and cirafintrau Priced lista, with fuU particulars, post frso.—ItODOSRS and Co., shirt makers, 59, St. ttn'olano, Cbarinveros. Established OD years. On park Francais.. COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. NEM sad IMPROVED DESIGNS. A large amortised mad) made at 7a ed., b. ad.,, aad Ita ad. mok. %adds', shrauk, made to measure at 10s. ad. sad 12s. ed., patterns of which seat poet free for two sIampa—RODGRIS sad 69, os. Martin's - lad. Martha aroma itDklhkDd OD rad Oa parla Traapala ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. I.Vo This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid off Is universally In high in for Its unprecedented mama daring the bat sixty years in promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair in falling off or taming grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from marl anti dandrlff, and makes it boaritibilly soft, pliable, and glossy. !for children it la especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while Ito Introduction Into the nursery of royalty. and the high esteem In which It Is universally held, with numerous tes timoulais constantly mama of Ito Macao, afford the best and surest proofs of he auras—Price no. ed., Ts., Ida fa.. equal to four small. and Mu per hottle.—Sold at 20. klattou-garden, and by chemists and perfamsrs.—Ask for ROMllindle IiSCAUSr NOTHING IMPOSSIBLZ.—The greatest and coatmatatlarsaUon of the day. AIWA AIIARILLA. Mean JOHN 006 N ELL and Co. Three Elog-oonst, Lombard street, Loudon, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the =Ala truly marvellous Auld, which gradually restores the hair to tie pristine hue—no matter atwhat ago The AV& assaralla has none of the prorties of til . on the cootrarr, is hawincial to the system, en d when th em e hair ts once restores , ewe application per month will keep it la perfect colour. Price Co la. per bottle, or is half bottles, 10s. id. John GOSDeII and Co. have been appoiated pe al rfumen to HEEL the Princess Wales—JOHN GOON ILL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH Mal is greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all pa tamers, ch e mists. and at the manufactory, 12, Three King-court, lombardefreet, tendon. THE PHOSPHORISM) NERVINE TONIC. .1L The new chemical combination et PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Quinine, Iron, &c., containing all the essential constituenta of the blood, bee* sad nerve substance. Great philosophical and chemical research has led to the discovery of this invaluable remedy in its present perfect state, agreeable to the palate and Innocent in its action—still preserving Its wonderful properties, affording immediate relief, and permanently caring all who east flees wasting and withering of the nervous and muscular Hawses, total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive derangement of the system. It regenerates all the important orus In a state of element. of the human frame. "As phosph nature illosnines the darkness. so ele exhausted frame revives wh r en impregnated with Ha electrical propertles." Prices: ila pa boleti, of lour Ha bottles in One, sad in ewe contain ing three lea betties. lb, which eaves g 1 its., pecked necurell. and sent to all ports of the world. London a g ents. New berry, Alia Pours CWelywd ; danger, 110, Ostordatreet ; Hooper, 41. hag Laudon-bridge ; rroat. HS. Strand. Jr (Moms sad Ball), crows 810. en edges. Price Is. (tree by peel tor lilt stamps) THEBOOK of PERFUMES, by Rooters Rama, with above 280 Mustrstloes. "One of the curio& ass of the season."—Morning Post " A delicious book."--Bau. "A really elegsat sad sweetlyesselliag v 01..... '.--Court Circular. "liesuUtully got up, sod wet isterestiag."—Dulted Sureties Gazette. To be bad of all boolraellses, or of the Author. 96, Mead , leg, Begautatrest ; sod 7e. CorubtU, Loudon. MHZ COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Fonne J. and docaunt leeks reqaired under the above Act, all. ell aeon 'dyes et Arosant looks. with every ittettelter7 re plate Our Pub& Oemperdta the Coluding-honse. ix., sup plied an the beat team Meting a every description Mare C sued sad Printed; Othdal Seale tie. signed mad aziendiaL lsh aat nat. IL lleatatrett. LC.. sad lasdraehrldge, LL CU D R LVZRWZLL ea MARRIAGE : c i l L a r. te a . 91 =1 " ) : or Atllice, & Ora* Modbrmoseedffsik w Imam. Carellidam 6411.• IfttambnallMir, Abaft& la. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1866. 1.10 0 YAL LYCEUM THSATRIL Mr. lealater eat having salleteetly rammed to Parkes far a few dap. Matte. SIATEICE EDI have the honour at mating her debut as Yn. Haller at this Theatre on MONDAY as* Starch IS, then anticipating by some weeks the period ortglasUs arranged for her lint appearance. TrHic OXFORD .- FAUST and ORPHEE AUX JL mirms,—Prbiztpil omen, Monet= Lammlert, the mat Fiona War, is Was Summit suppoiled by • baud mad WEL Cb T oiva i e v lapicsoos, coodsetod by W. Y JONOILMANd. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nsomes rizackwia.) THE FRENCH SENATE. PAWS. lbium 10. In to-day's sitting of the Senate the President, K de Troplong, announced the death of the Duke de Moray, and expressed the profound regret of the Senate at this untoward event. After a speech from M. de Goulholh de St. Ger main, the general discussion on the address w'as dosed. The first eleven paragraphs were then agreed to, and a debate commenced on the para graph relating to Algeria. Cardinal Donnet made a speech on paragraph 13, relating to the connexion between the church and the State. His mninence said he did not wish to bermes the excitement aroused by the Encyclical, bat would endeavour to re-establish harmony. * demonstrated that the Encyclical did not forbid the practice of certain liberties which had become a portion of public law. The object of the efforts of the French clergy was to show that there was no contradiction between the French constitution and the Pontifical doctrine. He recalled the eternal alliance that bad existed between France and the church, and said,he dould vote against the para graph if the government did not declare that nothing should be omitted which would tend to re-establish • good understanding. • between the church and the State. M. Stourm maintained the rights of the State as well as the doctrine of the Concordat. ITALY. THE FETES AT MILAN• --•-- (room Qua aroma. ow TUESDAY, MAWR 7. The fete of to-day, although of not very long duration, had more significance and was of more importance to the future of Milan than all the other gay festivities put together. It was the' solemn and ceremonial 'sprig the fi rst stone of', the " Milan improvements, " the masonic act being I performed by no lees august a personage than Xing Victor Emmanuel himself, suironnded by hie minister*, the representatives of foreign powers, and la 4 though not least, by the historic municipality of Milan, headed by the worthy Syndico, Signor Beretta, and Mr.Geoege K. Seymour, the President, SW James Lomita and Signor Moutecchi, Direo ton,with also Chevalier Francfort, and the members of the local Committee of the Company. A visit to Milan would be absolutely necessary to enable one fully to understand the magnificence and utility et the great work which is now about to com mence under the auspices of English capitalists, and for the moues of which all Milan—indeed I may say ell Lombardy---displays the most extraordinary enthunenns. There can be no doubt of the crawl, sucoess of the speculation, as there is already Gene competition for the new buildings, , eind all Milan will take a pride in what may be said' ' lb crown and to complete the beauty of their city. ta proof of what energy and force of will can t in a short time, I may mention that in the tier end of February very few of the old buildings as yet been removed, but towards the close of month' five hundred men were set working light and 4y, and the whole Bite of the new filtieria inn clear and ready on Saturday last for the ceremonial, which had been fixed for that date, but which tile King himself ordered to be post poned undid-day. The English present were ' our minister (Mr: Ballot), hie attachis, and Mr. George E. Seymour; -.be president, who walked iu close proximity de the Xing, the other embassies being represented by ••ir chiefs and attaches . lam almost afraid *I • .ribs in adequate terms the enthusiasm with , hich the King was received by au assemblage as merous as the place could possibly admit of, and ich very flirty represented all classes of Milanese ., p o oiety. The diplomatic body had their•begoony , ' din the other balconies were the elite of the city; t. , vet with the round, accommodated with the • t seats fattening the ceremony, were the various workmen's enieties, and the cheering of the trong and honest men formed one of the marten; hilarating incidents in the day's proceedings. As his Majesty passed along it wee impossible not. to remark his Witmer face and martial bearing, which filly justified his Majesty's well-knows appellation of Be Galantnomo. • I The pavilion , sow shone with a splendour which set the snow. at defiance. The gilding was com plete, the peered exotics were in their places, the chair of state., was a conspicuous object in the centre, and the banners, and trophies, and shields gaily decongest the front. Her his Ma jesty was waved by the Siug., Signor Be retta, who immediately presented Mr. Seywor and Signor Mengosi, the architect of the new buildings. Various °they presentations followed, and then the cerement was proceeded with. lf inn, there was the We* of the deed which eon to be de posited in the none, a formality which was guano sively gone through by the King, the Binders% Mr. Elliot, the English minister ' Mr. Seymour,_ and his colleag r u o 4 the Eng li sh company. There was next a Del to be done down in th e Joan ; and the p l i7 . here were watched wish gie- Vsuse kterest assemblage . 'rest the. deed, 'and" then the nglish and Italian coins were put in, after which the box was soldered up an d placed' in its stone socket. The marble slab was next placed on the aperture, and the work was ready for the King's finishing hand. The mortar was carefully stirred op in its large silver vase, the hammer a nd the trowel (of the same metal) were placed ready, and a procession headed by the King descended into the fosse. This was the signal for renewed cheering, which his Majesty repeatedly acknowledged by bowing and touching his hat in military fashion. There being some delay in the arrangements his Majesty conversed fre quently and most graciously with the distin guiebed circle by whom he was surrounded, amongst others holding a rather lengthened conversation with Mr. Seymour, to whom, I believe, his Majesty graciously intimated his wish that what he (Mr. Seymour) was now doing for Milan he would at some not distant time do also for Florence. At last the preparations were all complete, the deed and coins had been hermetically sealed, and the marble slab placed over them ; and then the King took trowel in hand to perform the crowning act of the day. The effect was perfectly electrical. Ido not know whether it is a novelty for the Milanese to see the mason's trowel wielded by a king, or whether it was the vivacity of the national charac ' ter, but from whatever cause, there burst forth at this moment from the vast multitude such a shout as I, albeit somewhat experienced in matters of the kind, had never before heard on a similar occa sion. The " Vivas" were repeated again and again, and his Majesty bowed and positively blushed with pleasure at this extraordinary outburst of loyal en thusiasm on the part of his people. The religious ceremony was short and simple—perhaps it had been made necessary in consequence of the weather. but the prayer was emphatic in its solemn brevity. The church dignitary who officiated, and whose clerical rank I could not aimertaio, held up his hands, and prayed "That God would bless this work, Italy, and the King." The words could be beard distinctly over the whole enclosure, and the crowd at once uncovered and repeated them with every demonstration of intense sincerity and enthu siasm. After this the King and suite retired in the same order as on arrival, amid the loud and sus tained viva' of the crowd. As English admirers of ceremonies of this kind may like to know how "they manage these matters in Italy," I may state that the official programme was carried out to the letter, and without the slightest bungling or con fusion. Previous to the royal party leaving the ground the Minister of Public Works intimated to Mr. Seymour that he wee to receive a special mark of hie Majesty's recognition of the great financial benefit which had been conferred on the city of Milan mainly through his (Mr. Seymour's) exertions. Sir James Lenin was next specially noticed, a fact which will give great satisfaction to English readers, who do not forget the services of this gentleman in the cause of Italian liberty. In the evening the Sindsco entertained the English visitors and a die , tinguished party at dinner. the _ SPAIN. MADRID Mums 10. The Gobierno of to-day says :—" The rumours that are current of a ministerial crisis and of apprehended rising' in the provinces are without foundation." SLESWIG. COPENHAGEN, MAacm 10. The Dagblad of to-day says :—" Several respected citizens have been arrested in lelensburg for sending an address to the Zmperor ' , Napoleon, requesting his Majesty's support to ohthin the restoration of North Sleawig to Denmark." The Schools Inquiry Commissioners held a meet log at 2, Vieterisotreet, Westminster. on the 7th instant, wher all the comseheieneds Were pervert ; and oe the iith Wet.. whoa there were precut—lead Uinta' (the chair maa), Lord Staalem, Lord Lytteltoe, fir Stafford IL North eel., the Doan of Chichester, • Bev. A. W. Thera& Mr. It4lold, Mr. Wow Mr. Forster,. Kr. P. Eris, Dr. Maass. and the Simehary Mr. Roby. A meeting of the of the Patriotic Peed was held at the Palace at Weetmioster 7esterdey Genie the Deice of Somerset (in the chair), The Earl of Dalhousie, the Earl of Hardwicke, 'Lord Rokeby, Lord Oolcbeeter, Lad St. Lebeards, Lord Leveden, Bight Boa. IL T. L.-Ossig Right Hon. Bir John Peking. tot, Sir John Si:Troyes*, ter 'Morton Pete, M.P., Sir Hew D. Boss, Mr. Themes Balm M.P.,. Colonel J. W. Patten, ME, and Mr. John Ball: Captain E. G. Fielsbourne, R.N.. 0,8.,and Bridgialler-Gilietral J. L. Lamy, RA., her, atteeded.. ist I7:I B :IASTEL MONDAY VOLVNTEZE REVIE t W 4 4 The committee appointed to report on Folkestone as site to be cheese frw Ure ßarer volunteer vet= inspeeted the emo& tomerebie estoruised. The fait that the troops from Shorecliffe= Dover, to the number of 8,000, could be brought into reqnt sitioe for military wee/Mims on the occasion. said that the important fortification could be explained to the volunteers. would, it ma thought, form an important argument in &weird Deem The 'abject will he decided on Tues day sent. ExiiiitrelOie 07 Aare AND MANUFACTURES FOR NORTN-EAM7IO I LONDON.—On Thursday lest a meeting of employers of labour end artisans iatereated in the manful tura of north-eastern London was held in the board-room of the Agricultural-hall Company, far the purpose of taking into consideeatioe a proposal for a local exhon ot arts and manufactures during the ensuing autumn. The chair was taken by Mr. W. IL Bodkin, sasistant-judgn The proposal was Immediately adopted, and also a resolution appointing a mmeral committee et gusrantan, to make arraegements for carrying the said proposal into effect. The movement is entirely uneoesected with working men's industrial exhibitlosa, having solely for its object the pro motive of the art-workmaaship of the district. The exhi bition will consist of three distioet divisions—a manufac tures department, as milieus,' department, and a loan department. The guarantee fund asked for by the pro moters of the exhibition is 2,0001., of which about me third was guaranteed by the meeting, and a considerable portion el the remainder promised. METROPOLITAN BOARD Or WORES.—The weekly meeting of the Board of Works wee held yesterday, at their offices, Spring-gardens, Mr. Thwaites in the chair. The financial statement showed the current accounts to be 276,3971. Os. Id. ; duce% accounts. 350,000/. ; and govern meat securities, 51,371/. 10s. Mr. Taylor presented, in the names of hie colleagues, to Mr. Thema** the chairman, a testimonial sea mark of their respect and appreciation ct the uniform and courteous manner in which be had fulfilled the Milos. It cosseted of az is rtrait of Mr. Thweites painted by Mr. Alexander Mel and bore the following ioecriptioe :—" Presented to Jobs . Thweites, Rm., J.P., D.L. Middlesex , Chairmen of the Metropolitan Board of Works, by his consegess, March 10, 1865." Mr. Thwaites returned thanks in as appropriate !peach. Mr. Tito spoke in complimentary terms of the uniform good temper and firmness with which Mr. Thweitee hod fulfilled the office of chairman of their board. A report was received upon the subject of the material used fur the filling in of the Thames Embankment. The report suggested that the material dredged from the river should be carried in barrows and placed above the water until it bad dried, when it would form a solid embankment, instead of being thrown loco the river from a bergs. The subject was, after a long discus sion, referred to a committee for coned/ratios and report. The board thee adjourned. ALanturro RAILWAY ACCIDENTS IN SCOTLAND-- On Wednesday morning (we learn from the Glasgow Sven. leg Citizen) a collision of an alarming nature occurred on the Hamilton line of railway, near to Cambizelang, between the 10 a..m. down train and an up mineral train, bat which wee attended by no fatality or very serious bodily injury. In coneequeme of certain operations going on at the jsac. tins of the Coatbridge lien at present in comes of construc tive, it has been found requisite, within the lad two or three days, to close up one line of rails on the Hamilton Railway at a point between Itutherglen and Combas. laog, thee musing the trafsc to be carried over a Meg% line only. Shortly before the collision took Oboe a mineral train had been halted on this single line at the point indicated. We are informed that the danger signal was hoisted as a warning to down trains of the obstructioa ahead. The melee-driver of the Hamil ton train does nolliessex to have noticed the danger signal, or, if he did so, he failed to slacken the speed at which he was running in proper time. When the trams came into colli sion the shock produced is described as sometbieg terrific. The panisegers seated opposite to mob other were dashed against each other with great violence ; some were thrown from their seam upon the dos of the carriage ; and the screaming of ladies, crying of children, confusion and gene ral uproar that followed were alarming in the extreme. As no one could tell the extent of the damage done, the passengers for some time were kept in a state of great men tal trepidation sad apprehension, and it was not until the train began to move liackwards towards the Comboslmg station that anything like calmness or order was restored. As soon as the line wee cleared the train again moved or, and arrived at Glasgow about 40 minutes behind its usual time. Several of the puseegers have sustained coutusioss on various parts of the body. The Edinburgh Courant reports that at shout 3 o'clock on Thursday morning an accidest involving a serious destruction of property', but hap pily unattended with any personal injury, occurred to a goods Vain on the North British (Wavle:l4o lise. thee, w hi c h was **mowed of shoat 30 waggons, priacipally laden with fish and potatoes for the Ludas market, was about 400 yards beyond the tunnel between Stow and Bowland-bridge Statham when as axle el one of the waggons (the third from the maim) gam way, by which the rails were here an, and sweaty-one of the trucks wen precipitated over the embenhiseet, which at this poiat of the base im very high. Way of the meggees woe sully mashed, and peat part of the cargo rendered useless. The engine with the two "magma at the ens end of the train, and four co five waggons and the guard's van at the other, kept an the line, aad temps& say dump. A large teem el men yore employed daring the day Ia repairing the effects of the disaster. and the Was was serried as with ltd. intozroptios. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - - ADMIRALTY, IdAxel 10. —Arronmancrs.—Lien tarot H. E. Edward', to the Meander. Barron J. leek, to the Inmost Asesenntangeose E. B. Dreater, is the 81rnorabooter ; A. A. Mollie, to the Border ; J. M. Hasher, to the Dee T Mitchell tadditioaal). to the Formidable(; J. W. Dobbin (additioatel), to the Victory. Asti ng Aeriatantaerolose Dr. H. B. Craig (additional, to the Maandar; Dr. 8. Davidme, to the Stromboli. &wad-Cleo Andrtest- r Entinara J. Sokiht, to the Lades, for the Lord Clyde. • ROYAL SOCIM. —By special request naITISOII 'S Pabst Paesmatie Leas will be entailed et the nelAbg Se be held at Deeibiles.besee this (Seassisy) Cogh, Amens, Ooesumption, lothgeseion sys`w lby• - estais), Debbir, Cartipation. So Moss, Lim. nil biotech complaints. am perfectly cared mas, without medicine, b. con•soismoc. as salmnas, by Da Denys ilelkaasa itabbete Ambles Nock withal 111,1111 aft UMW Its walla seer semellims. stool cares annsally.—Dis Daley and en, Ito. 77. RepsiateStolk Lonial isat. r. Vas, lib.. In N. 121*, tea: et NU grasa-• (Ad Namped, Id. Addllioosal STOPPAGE OF THE BANK OF MEt3BRB. ArrwooD, SPOONER, AND CO., OF BIRMINGHAM. _ _ tram ous °wit BIRMINGHAM, Famai Nicer. Soon after four o'clock this afternoon it was whispered here that the old bank of Attwood, Spooner, and Co., of this town, had opened its doors for the last time. The business was con ducted as usual up to the closing of banking hams to-day ; and the last thought to enter a men's I mind would have bean that anything could . , happen to Attwood's. It is a fact, notwithstandp. ins, that the bank has stopped, and by the time this meets the eye of your readers this town will be in a state of indescribable amazement and ore fusion ; fee at a his hoar to-night the greet eels mity (for each it rosily will be) is only known to a few individuals. The deposits amount to over seven hundred thousand pounds, the current credit belaaess to more than three hundred thousand pounds, and there is • note circulation exceeding 20,000/., so that the liabilites are more than a million sterile* It was rampaged. teaighteeeeed we give it se a sae mour only—that thelis . are more than 2,100 depositor!. Sometame line! metres !reign' meat for an am with the Joint Batik 'arraigetnent bad received the West of that proPrietgry, aid it was the in vestigatioa Incident to this nutlike which hastened the occurrence of toads'. Simultaneously with the eloping of the bank a circular appeared from the firm (Attwood, Sp ooner, Marshall, and Co.), in which they say :—" It is with feelings of the deepest Concern and distress we announce that we are compelled to snepend pay ment, and this at the moment when, after several months of anxious negotiation, we had confidently trusted we should obtain , such assistance as would enable us I to ism into effect our part of the preliminar agreement for the amalgamation with the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank. In this hops we have been disappointed. Sums of money to a large amount were drawn oat of the beak tome yews silica by the bandy of the Attwoods.. To this circumstance, it can be clearly shown at the proper time, our failure is to be attri buted. For the last ten years every effort has been made to redeem the loss thus occa sioned ; but this hai only been partially mown plislesd. The assets of the teak are, however, still very considerable, and there are real estates el great value belonging to the bank, and but 'lightly encumbered. We hope that in our suspending pay ment Pe shall be considered as taking the best and only step to ensure a just and equal distribution of our assetsemong our 'galleon." Such is the end of this old bank, in which the of this district bad boundless confidence. se 'Addeo, unexpected, and complete a collapse has • pethaps never Isidore been experienced ; the bank was discharging its obligations as usual up to four o'clock,. hod this evening a petition in bankrapbey was Med. • The beak of -Attwood, Spooner, and Co. was established in 1741 by the father of the late Mr. Spooner, M.P. By the death of the gentleman last names, in November last, and of Mr. T. A. Att wood a ,year ago, the only surviving partner was Mr. nedry Marshall. ' The bank bad a fixed issue of 26,39 M. There are two other private banks in the town, Maus: Lloyds and Cu. end Moment. Moilletts, and both of them stand high in the confidence of the REPRESENTATION ON, POETS PREX•77The COW usevativwe "it ,liarth jralli ret eg ui tillye Wedssiday mut, to masider t EMIL Major Braked's islisintios to retire froth the sepreisentatlos of the divide. has canoed quite • tem mans I. the oouatduency. RZWITEENTATION OF KI!CARDfNssBns -- Geae - Ml has puldished his retain address to the electoes of Ntheardisethire, nil two candidates, Mr. Dyes Nicol, of Wog's, sod Sir Thomas Gladstone, brother to the Chansdlor of the Exchequer, are is the field for the seat. Mr. Nicol comes forward ea liberal prisciplei. Sir MOOS/ offers himself as • conaervative, meaning, he mays, by that short torte, a loyal subject, • defender of the protestant faith, • steadfast supporter of constitutional 'averment, and • resolute opponet of all that is deepens to ill. He farther protests &saint the unfair assumptice of what is open celled li ism. Kinaudineshire has hitherto acce pted the entice of a thoroughly close borough, and the liberals are hopeful that Mr. Nicol, who Is very popular, will neon it from this reproach. FUNERAL Or THE LATE PRESIDENT OF THE =TAN Cournewn.—Tbe tenni a the Bor. W. Leek wood Thorne" WA., President of the Walleyes Metho dist Conferee:tie took place yesterday, at the Abbey-perk Cemetery, &olio Newieglos. The burial serene el the Wesleyan body, of which the thesesed was so distinguished • member, Is of • very plaio wed simple chancier ; sad the chief honour which was shows to his mortal romans wee by the large number of sorrowing freeds who feline. them to the grave. At 12 o'clock a special geniee war held et the Stoke Newington Wesleyan Church, width was densely crowded, Dearly all the imegregaties being attired in maerning. The communion table, pulpit, sod front of the organ-loft were (Biped in black At the hour mated the corpse was born tato the church, the Rev. Dr. Osborn, ex epees t, walking before it. sad reeding the appointed prayers. As the collie was amid sling to be plead as a restieg-place, all pre. seat roes to testify their respect for the departed. The Revs. Dr. Osborne, Dr. Hannah, sad T. Jackson, ex-pre olden* having taken their places in the pulpit, the special sepia proceeded, each of the rev. geatlemee teamed Mar in a part. The owns was spoken by the Rev. Dr. Burn. The concluding prayer having been offered up by the Rev. Thomas Jackson, who is one of the mast egad ministers of the Wesleyan,, the congregation quitted the chapel. Outside • procession was formed, those who attended welkin four abreast. In front were the students of the Wesleyan body, peat ministers of other denomination, followed by those of the particular sect to which the do end beo. There were several mourning cioachee e private cerrisgem, mutate* relatives sad friends. The road throughout the short distance to the cemetery wee lined by spectators, and • large number had assembled roiled the grave. The concluding portion of the service was exceedingly brief. DEATH or Baum GRIEVE OF EDINBURGH. The Cakdonsan Mercury of yesterday records with deep regret the death of this gentleman. H. sauced the tows council in 1861, and accepted the office of icagistreta in 1836, condoling in the melee discharge of his duties until the mining of the local act to mix up the ministers' money with the polio@ rates, which was car by the Lord-Advo cate as aa nod*aa of the annuity tax. Mr. Grieve then retired from the waned with other diameter, and has since abstained from mingling in local politics. THE THEATRICAL LICENSING SYSTEM.—This system is the lass defensible because the licensed theatre,, numerous as they are compared with those of the lest century, are wholly inadequate for the asoseimodattea those who would he glad to frequent them. A calculatiaa has been made which shows that all of them together will ocly contain about 38.0 00 persons, and that twice se many daily resort to other places of amusement, sot to speak al the Crystal Palon, which is capable of holding 100,000. The existence of • demand for theatrical or quasi theatrical performances in way of these buildings is proved by the ingenious though futile attempts to supply it with out violating the law, sot is it eves d isputed. If stage plays, or pantomime "eetseteiameete of the stage," dkl not repay the met of providieg them, they would NOD be diaconinued, and the ends of Mr. Wien sad his bred* mooopolists would be Waned. If they prove misusers Mee to proprietors, and are not one to any moral objectiost, why may we cot enjoy them when and when walks ? Bet this is sot the whole easa. Nothing het as entomb to per fection is the management of the privileged theatres would I give the slightest colour of Intim to their claims. Is there say pretence for saying that the comfort or safety el the I public is secured by the begonias power estrusted to the Lord Chambsrlaia! Ow the oestrari is sot the defective ventilation of on theatres proverbial, does it not actually keep many people away who would otherwise go, are not the wises at serer imealledwet for era seises oa aa °edits , / *ht. and weld they sot be fatally Meanness few the worm 01 • crowd is the wrest of a Sr.? So far firma the pieties of woos* _thetas den loped reepenise impouremests is this kid of sada. lecture, they ewe to have operated the ether way, and sense of the men Madera thanes' are Wane alike Si the elder and dill mew to the sewer moms hells. If whi niest is to deal with Ito question ma all, it red dal with this port el M Free trade i 6111111161211M 1 11 1111111 • 11 is sot awe urgently required then posteeene—whisk the Lard asemberthis does set give ue--eiridamt the era. "seam eta mid= panic is a liesesed Imaldias with esly see eaUel,—Trsere. (TWOPENC . UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OkiiiiiUDGE. MAIZE 10. ST. Parsa's Commis Omit SCHOLARSHIPS. Timm will be as electioe of schein at lids Who cm Sa turday, the Tied of Aped it. Four scholarships, two of 00f. each and two of 401. pr mown, and tamable until the wholes .ball have Salm the berm of Bachelor of AM, will be throws opts kw elopie 'maps candidates who Fatted to woman their residence la the miversity is Ostobur ..at. Is the OW al oasis esedidate • testi special to his seed Mamba Irma the meter of the school at which he has bleu .donated should be forwarded to the Pm. I. W. Taylor, Mar al Si. Peter's Oollose. The mandostios will coca mace as Thunday, the 20th of 100, and will omen two days ; it will comprise Greek and Laic Madam and oeszmilies ; Iscild, kasesametry, and soak analytical as wtra i r gemairisaL The azamiams will be at liberty to award the seholarships on the monad , slew of peal prodimay or of high stiliamoss la a sin& Mash el stay. The eekelerships will net be aweaisd tt nese of the andideAss appear to the azaditors to poems stsfacient meth OXFORD, lama 10. Harman BcnoLtaisarr.—The examiners ap to meld the "Hartford Selsolarship ^ have this ry a ret a illed to the Vimanincollor that duty have elected Mr. Jobe Goat Molar of Trim P 101111•11 Ammons*: itr. f rii=roopleetoe, scholar of Merton Co lle ge ; Mr. Omege eat, embalm of New W iens. ri 'zi zotiltotor Lir ma rioir IMAM • • ...... The greed lock-out in the iron trade, i s r a i l tla to which se Gimp is repined, bee, se might =created eseekleraille excitemest operatives threemdied the country, who e.CUd the North fibficelehir• hoes, edged by the kommetme es the eelemeible maw ef the leek-ost to be mod as • Men • staking horse, the real object eing, they say, so effect whet the muse babies lath failed b to secomplish by the abargewate, the deeftact of the combination of the ms; and sodas apes this opiates, the most energetic efforts are skeet to be made to aid the iromorken in resisting the , ashen of the employees. With taobject committer toe , tie/ the varicose Mks me kneed is lAsespool. • Meackeeler, Birmingham, Les* Newest* Bridal, sad the other large priwkaist tOwns, while • is Landes rosetiag of dellegehe from the whets of the esserepaltitsa fade weeds' has hem celled for sit week, at witieli seeming • motes been th e '. executive email of the National dreembee ireswcekers will stlesd, for the purpose of alierdbeg the fullest Worm ties as to the crew, Imes, peollithl, sad probable wows el the pest T he prevailing feeling sausgel the Loader trades is fame el the emus of when tales by the North lees, sad the polity gmeseelly ap proved of is that as the lessmillses have reeds the as. of wsk les t *NW* deaffordshise ma the pivot ups Midi* Yell mob , as molt woven m pendia *nil be gives to ma in Me dimiriette beep West. 48 the eletedleat way d imugh.as tea Gloss sow it himi sommthied. This Noe of his Mit be submitted to theisishisg diese ls. lAA it will posed list oat ei the similes be from the fends sad m be raked by a esseral weekly levy limieegli out all trades, a mffielext sharehonld be Om to the North Staffordshire me to muse their miming the Mite flabecripeises tomullet el the lesitynt fund we to be made is mom ol the Loedoe weisehege this day, sad she through oaf the whaby ouresily. The hearbrakers see ileselawts is Liverpool are watch. Mg Mil mafiosi lead She ~lee of the Balser is &beast entirely. sespeeded he the presset ib l i tle • universally felt that deelinp met be mete motif the Meese . , of the diarists become more appsrest than at preseet, The Paeral opiates repot themes will he empowered whey sm. The determined attitude al thematic, is the berth, • r as well as the Ittihad dislikes, eestributes to the of obi opiates ; and it ie• believed that the retina • wow te Meer wort will, is the ems* of a week it two at the outeidHi, canoe a redaction of prices. • Should theme an ticipations set be melba& the large export trade dose at Liverpool wilt be very embeely sffiested. Messibite, the local Millworks are treriqo and there is no appearance cot say examen of the mismaeliadieg to that district. (From the Noxsolla Chronicle) Agreeably with en iotimatioei from the 'roomettes of Nash sad Soeth Staffordshire, a general meth* of the _meters of North cad Sas* disikedmitire and these el the earth of .F..aglaad was held as Thuisday sherries, at the seises of Messrs. Leah, Wilms, sad B e ll, Gray strew, New- Mids. There wine mesh espreosethesse Sim the di i.ettseer i imesi 2,6 0 1 1 ilardshige /a theiisthe. was • toed ateesclamme of the mien of the earth El Reeked. The =Miss was Staidly private, sad shoe =about two hoes she resslatioss saltjansti were sirm,setwitheludiaty that meet, if sot all, of the neestmes 'NAND district had speed to withdraw tits notion Ik7 had sires their workless el the leek-out : Nzwc•orms, M•zcz 9.—AS • meeties of the North id liegland boaniesters' demolishes held here to-day, at shish deputations were pissed from North sod South Bkdsishire, report is mode that the North Staffordshire pop Aid tot mime work ea the 4th Me, sad that the belsost has, oossequently, takes place in Steffordidaire Beselyed,—That is &Geordies* with the notices aims, the dos end Maps of this diarist be closed as Saturday awl, the llth last, end that no membered this association reopen his works till that comes be approved by this sisociatiou as I a body. It was further resolved that thh amocistioa, deeirhig to facilitate is every way the settlement of the difficulty which Ma sheet appoints limn. C. N. Palmer T. Bell, Geo. Dyson, sad D. Dale is eseinaction with thei homary secretary, a Maid* committee to estertsia say orerbuys tending thereto, preliminary te submitting them to this amosiatioe." The desisioe of the asthma will sow, perhaps, proves. the math in this district from calling th eir mistime for the original purpose on Saturday evesialineetiop at which it yr istaided to skew the snip ire that the lees workers' Ameeiatios did sot in to rapport their brethren now looked out, and at which the Gateshead executive requested their brethren to pm these wools hoes :—" 1. We, the lambda of the N ational disceintiou of Ironworkers cometed with the Gateshead executive, do advise the men of North Stafford to resume work at ones. being mewed that if their nejuirtifiable conduct is persisted in they will inflict bleary sad missy ea then brethren sore and south. 2. We cannot, &Dawdles to the true principles of Moo, tender to the men is North Staffordshire any sup port, dined or isdireetly. Furthermore. we metier soy support to them after their refusal to amply with the ard•r of the executive remit would be aid* and &battles them in their cruel sad suicidal policy ; and It is also our desire to aid ad mist la prompt* onch niessurse as will be the means of settling all Mottles by arbitration." The Gat:ahead executive, however, intend the circulars catlike the worms together to stea d good ; but imbed of the above mangose being submitted, the question dis missed will be the course which should be taken now that the "mem ace determined to carry oat the notice of a " lockout" The Melee of the inerters is the main topic of omenatios in N sweetie sad Osteebeed, and regret le expressed that so many men should be thrown out of em ployment became a eomparatively few disaffected wedeln will not accept the meter' aseditisaa. Ex crag-usu.—The Hymo of Praise (Lobgesang) and Statist Mater will be performed by the Natioeal Choral &cwt.', with • band and Oikllne of 700 performers. ma Wed. • oreday pert. The principal soloists will be Miss Louisa Fyne, Mr. Sims Reeves, ad Mr. Lewis Thomas. The whole under the conduit et Mr. G. W. Marlin. A VISIT TO SIM HOLY LAND. —Mr. and Mrs. G • Moore invited a numerous party to their mildews, 15, 'tee Palace-gardsse, ea Thursday evis to hear statements is referee°, to • visit to Paestum, fleet ore of • party cossistieg of Mr. Robert Barbary, LP., the Rev. A. 'W. Thorold, Mr. F. A. Bevan, tad Mr. H. F. Hawker, who made • tour ia the East last autumn. Amon three prima were—Archileseen Sieclair, Mr. Eft= sea., Mr. R. Banbury, M.P., General Stuart, Trotter. Revs. W. Arthur. J. P. Fletcher, Harvey Brooks, /kr., sod • very larva somber of ladies. The preesedirep were commenced with prayer by the Rev. W. Arthur. Mr. Moore then briefly iatroduced the corivereatiou of the even ing by Dallis( en Mr. Booker, of Christ's Hospital. who proceeded to give aa lamaseries murative of the Seaters tour. The tourists punned Una way to the Holy Land irti Smyrna, Ephesus, and Repent. At the last-sassed place, sad is the Lebanon, a stay of a ferniest won made, sad from times the party visited the nuns of assarthly grandeur which mark the site of Baalbek. The travellers nest readied sedan* Dammam The narrative of the journey was ociatinned from Map to stage, various Wattle at Scripture fame being neited by the speaker, in coommien with the facts and lacidsate which endear them to Bible readers. In the mane et his reworks, Mr. Rocker described their manner of spending Sitelloy. At 11 a.m. they were accustomed to have service user the tests, the emus by their chaplain being rascally as imposition of a lormitare Mc:idiot ocesossed with their ratios-place. In the afternoon they celebrated the Lord's Supper, sad towards evegier they west to some neighbouring sedum* for latterreeding mid meditation — also suggested by the loadides around. la the coarse of his dosing rellectiona, Mr. Hawker noted the oriacidence that, al ail lint Sunday et their sojourn at Jerusalem, the isle kir the deg began with s pewee sis guts* milled he present Mete of the Holy City 0 God, the heatless come bite thine bawl:lames ; Thy holy temple have they dettail ; They have laid Jernmlem on lumps." Be cescloded by aatielpsitinig the milleasisa day when this would be shined, sad the had spin blows with fertility and beauty. Thanks having bow voted to Mr.Bowkair . on the maids ad Mr. Eloise, sessadell br Archideaceo dreelarr. fat ho fees, the promediage ware closed with the brasdie- Sim