The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-27 00:00:00

1 1.4 1_ , c rri YAlleirJT PviricT77 7 r NEWS • PElt 1 • IC ) ' •SSalld 3 No. 4,249.] (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to •rw Yoltli —The MINIM NM TOIL awl t !II LA Ma PH IA ATKAY mllll' IM.).MAN V lated arposiiing their MI Ina Parra 5k.112-411pa. nines al altaallailalif embark paserueert ,Semetabea. as hollows tt SAN LI% Eltria.L VOA UPY TOIL 11:DINfil kcal To neer.. Itateb ta. GLA.4IO,a . %Nil tTTY h y_ A w n VIGO, Wwltar...Lo Apol Im . Mmi r‘cr) you. yowling Wates.l.3. VT. MARTIN'S-HALL -HANDEL% mseava Am ussaig= 3 . at at, dl►wtlon pf Mt. JOHN vocalists—Mb Banks, Mir raw aolomit mu: raw, Mr. Moss IMbes, Mr. Girls Timm Tklnsta Ss. SPORTING. !Before the next quarterly meeting the beard eigerenit the expectation to offer through the regitger of *Me memo bin investment.' in ground•rents sod boom as well in building land." TATTERSALUS.—Mownair. The attendance was very numerous notwith stsabg that many book-makers and amateur had quißed town by the afternoon trains forNo= Speculation was not pursued with great spirit, and with the asap of a few changes in the Northamptonshire Stakes he investments were very unimportant. Royal Sovereign, on the strength of a large commission which wan executed about him is the morning in the City, wan wads first favourite et 5 to 1 ; whilst Forager receded to 100 to 7. His stable companion, the Pitman, was backed for nearly 1001., at prices varying from 20 to 25 to 1. leatesseer was stall in good demand for the Two Thousand, and 20 to 1 was taken about Brother to Rainbow. Cool.. per. 21;Am...0w arc...Mimi' to thoortoommer diu o . ,or..r. I . 0 guineas. Lochnilog ell proviolooo embed. TiseensN re f.r 604 the Western Slates booked skanigh oe very solventerets terns.—T., rseei w , p ar ei m i sn sreb to W iLLI %I IN II , A aser-stets. Liverpool . or al mei 41. I.: log WlLfamatrM , Qty. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA will TER- M INATZ with tbe 400th ItsgessegtsWees Agetl IL It will be gf ven until then, TWICE TO. AY at $ and & and every MOM imeopt liMarday, all ; Pardo mod laftreay Meisemiss at *o'clock. Stalls gs., which au be taken at lb. Box-cdfoe, lgypekie Ran , ars& ta gallery, la —Yr Mort Iliwith's OM • nor arm will comimmo on LAW llomiler MBE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMf3, Uslara—Thle fratildrest. proambiestly ft leMi kr the Memo he Memoart weekees k Maley el m, eseebesed with the parketten et Hs te a = 57MIT WINING. m• eekereart lam& Or alietedan ed Mr. W. IL Packer, ply, a nightly meted seliettea d timed, =I deeded sad modem aerie nem ens et biglet M I Mang et 12 punekally. lftestika L. ``TEAM F , IRRINEN.—The North Gennsa 1 - 1 LI /W. fine powerful .crew IMaat..blp ADLER. csytiii hi NULeLN. Olt kart. out WEDNICADAY Myeloid, floe. off Ma now. li , ertirtio• for the above port, with pods and ;env by." . fore cab* si . desk Mk. = .1 • fate mot • 1.. H Pa..n.X.11 moot We ticke• et Cnirerod "eke Itreent-eireve, W.: or at EMILLIPT. 4 . iflitY F.+, sod rHILLiPP.C. agents to the Werth Oen.= Lloyd of Illmiefi, 11, Rieri.l•nr. city, LC. Ter the Darby Dwrommer held his position with firmness, and 1,000 to 100 was taken about Umpire in one bet. The same odds were taken about Mainstone. NOZTRAIIIPMNigIi IRK STAMM. • DO YOU REMEMBER THE LAST TIME YOU WM AT HIGHBUZY BM? sto 1 apt Mr. Rigby's Royal Sovereign (5) N to 1 • 111 r. PsDr's Simple Macs It and off) 11 to 1 Mr. Whltthines First Lord it; 12 to 1 Mr. 1 1 5 1* . Chaisee !Sot , t an& cal 14 to 1 Yr. s Springwell ,t end oft 110 g Captain tUe's The Plisse (t Mao 1 ftthdy) IP to 0 Mr W. Booth's ranger (t sod of) 100 to g Mr. Castle's Old Robert o 4) 11 to 1 Mr. Boss's The Moak (1) 10.60 1 Mr. Doyle's Sara Spode (off) II to 1 Mr. Basterood's Toothy Roble (di) II to 1 Mr. 10 to 1 Mr. =U T = (5) ALTEORT PARK STAIN. • 1.1 Lord Ma rsa al tj a(s) GAG 1 Kr. gith's Mtnella (t sad GM CHEAP aid EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE eo 11111.1131 D. erldinsrtoty Crrat Wester. to WATER/011D sot 1.1 yzprt., 1.. lIILYttILD 11AVIN. sad his posedit nail ytmarre bum the Terminus .$ "lc. Milord. Daily to 1 A •I. rford Inn. 9 JO a m. espeew, and 6 Ls& OW clay= holm Yal.lingt..n !reel I Vt.:Steal THI ILSDAV. "Oar RDAY to COILIC the MILMV truth. _ _ _ _ ARGYLL ROOMS, Windmill-street, Piccadilly. ♦ Wood I.IMILUMANTAL OONCIAT, ran= -post & Doming a o'clock. Conductor, ow. ecodrolto to II Naoeon. PrtrApol Ocelot Moo. Itoolowart. lo 4cnn.l 1 . 114.111. !is. b. Third-dam Minn %kiwi, .0.111.0.1 e f.mvoe math, ;L. Plrateias•, Ma Sewed-au. plum WINO 11•AlpikliD DUTY. •rnama i rait erra Z l st ftessiTrpf.'7•:noun =11: 111 . (MOW Ma MAW awn. de twos. : Mona, : UMW sal alusilegA d ivA E: vez ad ost 44 rigor' , 1.1 11:k 4 1111:01t 6d Itia. arns. vitt be So=il TIZIAS W Ing ONPO tame.. ran pouvern Is_ Zoe. of LI neolbei lim4 n. - Fri/fail PLATT The return .trworr. lest, Waterford daily at aIS p.a. sad Maw Ctot ‘lr.loaslay. sad StAtly —For further taMlcuLart 46.4 at Clot &divots %taloa : 6e to Near.. FORD &wt./ACK/60%, so, Cannon .t 1. Laal.a smdialltray Stalks, !sr. 1111toett. Slllllr.l Horn or So Mr. DOWNKT, WeigrOard; or Steserrs. CUMMINS. Cott. . - W.C: pa i 141111:CT ASA .Umsral ti A ht U.m Loni 61:01101 PAULI!, C.IL. 4 hairourn. 1.4..r.1 bums(' F.... . — I (.....nce EANNEE. Ep. Z4* Prars..n. Emi . Iligurg.J J Mhos Dastiriel.ll4q. 11•11. Jaw/. e.4rnian. EN. 4....ng Mrs. 1.1 ll,orig, .111iffbllugraor. raw I..linird l'oiesus, 1.1. Itk hard VaahlinE. Esq. •tr It 1:. A 14v11.4. I..rt . M P g a mics,_so j N 1.4.11.1.mk. hart.. Y"rwtorr wad Co . Mamies -1.41, ..1r..1.1. 1.....m1.43 brAtllo-111e.r. 11.1.1 ....a and fond. V. WArolanl-coart, novnwel.na.street, E I. 1 /CFlrl , 41 Sl•••11131e ara.4. L..luis, KC. 1%1 kEANI*. or i'AEITAL .. . • . . . _ . . ..... . B) the , Imiut 12..aat IPVW blur. •44 0-5 ern h f.I to be pakt a wn, at in. ors ti :Mt h.ur months .her al• I.4reent. airrl thr r rtaltt nsontlvrafter alketarnst. Ttor rranpan) rra. former! In Preirtentber. 1.6.. with • anfr ..a., ant,rara per annum, he the perms of establishing • iratal reretr• lel•evis trratrAs anal the arson! proolocro of Sr• Ireantiml. asol tn. alsra.ty allorriert )mll.llOll sort 111 . 111se earnerttal Intemourre teener,. the tonna and aettilllin•la of nr.tne), to t hian.l, Nt • Plyirouth. Nelson. Welltnartell. Canter -1.,17 awirnair. the ...rm.. c.0....wit-A .01 the 14 N..vewitier. 1,64. sod h.a ottatie4 18•1111•TT•11141•11, w Hie iweorrit thoe. al. eutlro rometortow W 11.4 os4 4.41 gorerooveut^ ur NOV US la 4. •li.l ..4.4.e.t• warrant owls* retiotrwitenk Ir.s•Mc ihipt•ri•lfer the revers, pl.,* fee ..0..1..1.) • •••••eln. •••1 Ike A• 11111111114 1121 Sr vaulter, I.} Ile ert4 in:eller ....rainookattoi.rej i 10.4.1101•14.1 w • .tr.•••• 44.4 the sr?, or. • s‘l24Cll6•2lild 0110Lrart 1•1•• 1••••11 , 1 Mho la 41411 k 4 oath the ei govenwocut. nodal/ IL. wllaall La 11.J....10 It/ aLDISIII, at which mat Ii at ponetit tura& The 1 •••••1•619 • ireworlo ..roprise The weentreitip PriUce Adh.l. 1.00 lowt 1 L. 21111borte power The et loath* 1..44 Sl .4.1 e) .40* Mow ll.).S hah power . itvoiwihip L. 4.1 %shier. :art tor It L.. 10•bweir power . The 4. allYablp Airt.lore. orb.. I 110 ...Ilex .0.1 et..nr ship 11wriee Wooed, MO ions kirtheo. arm nt Nehru, -•-'. . _ _ . Th.; ...joky Awl .g..re slop lall.. vuS Saw burthea, no. lying Tito ...Hat aa..l •lto Aponte. Lora WO tom Northam not blab at tr blan4 Mr U1m...4 by Ilu,en 1.. to • Ilk b they U. ha. Ia", utol4, prar4. tlwy Inu art...ty pw oak. The Colonial •40• 011.14.6. ot. at .)4a. ) and tit p•rt• .4 'mai sal 44/putter* Ira 'tra /....1.1.1 an • ../.1.1.44.. sa4 has. bora unpaabad Irma tllle mpg aa4 .11. 1.41 r li4•••11 lb. low •,..• .1.1 • MOW .heli of lir (' had to b. etwale4 an 4 •14 , •••11.1.4 and swaspettai he. I. rartla ta , adrar4 thu 1404....4 M. Irma., rod Yr Mlle uli tb• • ••12., 1.. the pre.rat now. balm Wan t 7 ofiliesdari e 50.41. ern ruabit.l. al the ant .is..t bt4l4 lid ...aim..., 1.4 I. 4 00 ut 1i JINA earl. per ulna hit .4 11.... em. tot In ti,. ant nlr.. ••••1L tram lAN &myna* Oran. attar ra allar arat•4 pr. 114... tat depreslatl•• • repair. I.ll•Vai. 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'.ice 41 led tar. but 16.•4401•4tal ofc4 oo 41!11 fairibtor al. ad /AML ... 11 1ae.•111r1.4.4. - .1...4 ....tor." 4t the 114 of Ott.thor • o wit, It we. ...r) •wt. h Ittotta.baleiy loth* thalathies •Mb @lowan.% .4 IN .tr mat teats ;otter. by 044114 this viense. thr he• •1111. •14.• wth4-4. tartly W totet tho ad. pariw.4thr .ettlany . • nt1.1.11, In. 'rating trash , stud whlia= the ..... 1 4t1.444 .4 their ...titraet. agr.wi the re• tmaat.44ata. G. the re.hatiots The itwervasent. e. M• 1 wi the 1 •••14paa) salelettehllsa the athilithesal bolo 4.4. - e4 rA h..ta1.1•04.1.1.41,.. .sty .44.4 tqatela.lurlutt lb. two ,r. 1 1 ,4 toe • hs. h 14.. ht ....It.) was ono. 10.1e.1 lhe .4 the .litrttw• Ihr 41wre4.44ers h••• watp.e. n.. 1 11a to Om .osr the taelsl, 1.) Warta( It.. •Ifat•• ../ • ca. it 1.. I.s. 1011) isal lan In the manure alarm twell, 1.4.1 spitwl oil( that 4an4 at a1ta,54141, 14 •14.1 t al •UI h• p. 4 lip. istaltitid ...4,544 to et pruotatr. 4.4•11.4 Thr ••••••lb. .In •••It w. nn.l ..0 ti. I ...pony bill Word • •Ihelrtl.l.•• lb. •••.•grrsalr 1•11.1 topnifital rairulstiome .4 pr•4ll an blab...woman tl . ...r r e i ztleette.4 the hod tkelung r.• 1 14 omen I) irr..ring Ihr 'roam diameter d the Itneeetal•la( 11•41...er the •lirr•brst...re sweessied IN ebtaLs• lad • ...gel. ir•bir oda% tees lb lulurr prriiilhos her beeemare, ebb. lb a,. TA. ..10t .4 • la ...est nout h lower 1!•s the wall eat. t... 1 •I.• es l• Rol% usiwra .1 ilnit threr neastlible the 4•••• 1rei..rt...1 1140.. . bare Abb. eablote4 rrrrese. It 1011 ✓4 vies, oil ono ••••••••14. rap. I.stb.o that the elusabgb ••••,„••••) • rh w 1 Inru Ili. ir in.& bulk *ma Silt e. r) ha ...M. peel to meet •••••r7 ethane, hiellldie t• ‘••••• ••••.1 1... be • •141.11.1•••••bt.. Wit the selebtlet helmet hy JAA 1111J111, llerry44l7. 14.0. Ake., .1.. 11 • Iwo) br *Mit. a l t atturtr.l 1.111. In She •••• n tan at th• I ...ter) • ..err.. 41, 3/lbarbalr 41reet : rr ► b• • •••• • Pao. mei 1% •1..• kl.e..kera b. Warbtord• • .rt. Tbr , elbrel...-elrrrt reit b appllcallue • a)ssaist 1.1 per Aare. In part d the •. 1••• ra)a).l. .I p l4 iorel the .4 on lrs• blubber 1 ••••••4.11.41••••1 1..1•••••• •• if nu, bull I. laitar.Pagel) tetana . .l 11 Int••••••• 1 the Fair .4 t t • Olt pet ailliata 0111 lie ▪ •••• all ••••••• pith/ •• ••••••-spet Mel • .4. ails n•epratior• awl MllO/•1•41. am) I T had at the 1..4111 41111 , 1T1.•4 1 lh. 144,44..4 stow leak rt .4..1111 r.. a 1 Stall '4.441 Pactrt 1"..44.41) thoottc.l all. own. - llott hut poI4 Ilot ..u.. po.utt.to 1.. tdro • rs tt I.**ltr. ato4 Co. 1.. Oho t rvolit the ..copany, I 0, -0 , 4 )•4 a4t 4144 44. N. .h.4.* rat lc hk . h. tor At.> r *11.4144. I bro. I.) *time tor lake. arbl I. pay all .. 11 . 1b...n..4 la .0 . 1•44.4.... anh lbw ter.. wieentkated 1.•.11.. la. .141, e.4►eee, sad 4Me 1116.4 ..nl. „6.m 1.. nine 111. 4.111.441 .11414. Inutkeye of the 1 ••••....,. 14 • .o. ,• 4enl •....nopanievl by rimier kw the ih. .1. ...11 may 14 p...t t.. 140 ilwroetery LOVii• GIRNTLIP 1 1 1111101 T Wig ANSCRANCK 1.1 rem Ass, in . Tar MI TI •A I. IA /AN YU N D AMI4OCIATION I. . 14. Gaval lawwWialwaatt Cawmagir• n• • ...a 1•1411.4 N A L I MITI FUNWIWW4 la 0.41 .4 1•••• •1•. 144.. dit Prosi••••41•• 'arrived W 11644.4 4.•• i 11.1 r. role 4, lut•rtot Tie lAMB nib .4 al. 1,1... ft... 14. • 1114 ....11.04. cer.plole 11T1- lar Iw.ll. 1. I) a.... a.u.rn 11•41stm kers. &Inland 14114111111 1•1•• earn., ..1 Il• •11•11.61/t Eueses •••••••••••••4 1.111 l611.•14.•••1•••• • Ina. ••• fo.roanki a.l Of a 11.1•, t.. 114•61., in al., rt.'. I AX WOW. fiesseassiy. M r A 1 . 1 T EAD I. T i . 4 a a 1 •4 r•ll•hierlre 4401 or% Nrlll —A. IL, 21a asanwlatrwa, r.l fair. W igPErTACLES, iiiiptl.val 'Hy HARRIS sad 6 7 mA. WA mod rertalolr promrcr Ike Mahe. bo w . 0 ..4 ....s. ou.a. .Mt r.)44. or IrM4m, ISL . hILS e.o.m. re So Ile foil .owl 411Ir1 gp•-• 'wk. sad ' emir 'whit,. el opal, los 1n,.. Marrir's Moos •• ml pose her TIMM. MANNI• ami MIS, . L. LL.. . I A FMIlb. oppolle On litteols Mormon Irides. k 0.14111.4 1;19 iLerloa.— N.. Ir.it .1k re employed. - IK. DELIA 'l4 I/ )7. EN I ES and POWDER, P .44 Vrgrlatelr •isprovo4 .4 by tbor .1 t....kmy .4 11.41.-1.....4 O•r Ik, two of loollooliell • .....upoOloos WI Om Norma& loloosoro id the pr •- • lot... Wee. to. th• loos .4 Or Yale et • • I 1, .4 own! Rime. U. AMU' hack 11.1milok 1111 Om -46414 6. NINI HE cl'ltE —LA AlliEltT'S ASTHMATIC •111....1 nrAtilosz 11.. Impels Of all •tr.sly .0 .Mi• adoelnoli Ile h. the . Iv r.11“1,.;.: 6 061. rohlblomi • 4 014•1 ....1.1.1.11.4a Is b..pirody , 111) aiet. 11141.11ead, • air ■ .10th 1e. , ‘.4.. h.,. la "...flair& In • '8.44.. ii• . oh. t...n OW) 1,1,. frar may 1.. work. It. Wilts, It —/V•pareslOOF rid • 6 I 111 hr.sa b. J.mysalnall. MoriarAii. ' 41 .4614. I . . art la 11d web. SAM& TM .. • mar.t.l Om LINENS, EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP.— New spring goods at hal/ price —lsemediale esti sara reed roe of the wag rd smaarsioa awl Hogiere, which ha. been kept la the Waded yardman' Hie smarmiest armagementeeasequent cm the miellealiell e 4 the thensterdal Treaty with ?Yaws, led has aser Mee galas Wee the New Tariff, duty free. Tlils feriae:lies, together with a• esoramss discount, ernountles to so leas Sep 644 per ask, Hem coil prior, at which the whole *oak was parchmed by Neeme. A 11077 BitOTHllta end Co., el amid 1111, at. Pea se will ~are to every pereficace the mammal advanteme== value of el for de. ed. The entire stock of the above b consistiag of spring silk., spring shawls, webs amatlet= dress Wiles, spriug mohair*, spring reps, spring drogue* gloves, hosiery. lily, *band". jewellery. ornaments, ac., loge with an tamer" stock of Irish llama, ebeetimp, loarcholu. prints. flannels, petticoats. a ye stion of which have been ail from the looms to facilitate the real mition of the estate by the meignem, will be submitted 111. day and the three following days, without reserve, at bl sod 02, St. Paul' meharehystil. easseraers, hotel proprietors, and others will arm lb. ed. i i irC pound by parchasing temp the following luta. Thus every co& tomer for deed. realising the net out worth of al. Linen row ants. without seam, strong, good qualities. Sa 11d. per pair,..erth li. ed. ditto, mperior, very lam. 7s. ed. per Sir • 'forth ed. The real Dunfermline Ideerhed sheet& mode from pure flax, very wide, wear game teed, lb lid, per pair, meth *7.. dd.. sheets of great width, beautifully tine, inasip Heiltipinaine Magian Am, cuebested for parity of make. tiosallineletpt II lea, sow marked les mi. per pair ditto, white led ilelleste r tintare, very wide, estimated mime gr, now eleartag al Oa HA. per pale . ditto, extremely Ism thick, and OVID la naksy, the widest obtainable anywhent real vats. mar M a rked 41 Il s . ed. per pair . mai irtel earl and clear thread, two guineas Um pat= Wards and IS nampetned at any price ; Huhn, Haden twee snit of the mod approved makes, as recoannietokil by =physlehme, M. She do satml price Ise. ed. , patent mom lememl lamb, lamp zes, and wile, re. ed. per dome, worth Lea ed. ; Ilentelayllashabaelt eemm4, 3e. ltd. par doses, featly wart k ; Sae Hoeft ark roller towels, Is. Hid. par Mow w t es. flees; the sew medical rubber towelkila Es seed al the boopllals, la Ild per doses, worth hit ; gag diaper beirels, goanutteed pure Sax, lid. per dozen MEW thallans, Most, le. 1114. per doteetts, worth Ilan§ toast s e ver , various, heavy Iring, tHrl is. Na. IM E 5 5 .3611. P il afs ewe OHM. 1s fire sees wear le. ; aw = „ l . l m s hits imurs e sad w , Pi la. 114., saga OK •"'" putCsan he ditto, extremely tine, le. 00. per yard, worth ; ladia lougclothe. fine sod durable, b. id. par dean, warm Sala: a large lot tit Illonesekses equally cheap : rail Maur& table covers, fall else, II pl. each, really worth Se. thi.; 1,176 various patterns, soiled, Is. t worth b. ; a terse lot of linen diaper clothe, stout make. full aloe, endless wear, b. 601 , worth S.S tat, ; etla doable Doman dammit, very am, heavy. aril handsome Is design, 4. ed , really worth Its. ed. ; 360 real Dunfermline dishes Mem& cloths, le. ed., worth IN. till to seat 12 venom, very heavy and One, 7s. 111., worth lea GI.. 31.5 to mat perms. doable duns.* and very fine, lb. dd., worth Ha i d, Sato dile Sperm/ea lb. lid, woe* • . .214 imams dam patterns magnificent, quality une qualled, to dine 7D persona Vs. W., worth a 7 ; slip cloths, of beet Hamburg demo*. la. 40. per yard, really •ilth 3s. 110 superb doehie dame ebeehi, of finales's doe, patterns grand In (h. extreme, will be sold fur bra gamey each, price down In the bankrupts' order book, 420 . red damask fl.h naptios. te. tvl per dome, decided beilillas, a 11aarrggee lot of break/ail napkins, U. ltd. per dotes, unamay cher . 010 doom lue double Hanshusti damask dinner myths', aa ed., ea. 4.1 , and lid. Ode per doom. worth double ; 10 doses double Minna and diaper tray napkins, 14 yard moire, all at Ilia Mi. per dozen, worth Ids. ; 12 orta of rich cLdhs and napkins, aullabie for communion Service, will he sold cheep 460 bed quills suite& for Manatee, Is. tfd. sad, I worth b. ed.. the Dew Marseilles lied quilts, In white and all colours, patients emmediaily handwine, very strews and dac ha", es. 6.1.. really worth le.. w . scm ilk. quilts, berry sad ver7 Wee. lid , usual price e 1 :too double quilted bed coverlet., isagallioril la the extreme, embroidered ' new, ode. viand molly, price 13a W.. . reinstated value 41 Im. ed.. a tel of embroidered notes sortable, elaborate dealer, very ea y worked, will be cleared mit at Its ed. per pair . many mug Wilmot devigne for the drawlturowen, bug and doable width, 7r 6d per pair, worth tea. ; 6/10 aotiniacamars, truly elegant design. bat • Utile wiled. will be moll at Std. each 406 pieces of nursery diapers, a detailed bersain, in the catalogues is., now 1. Wl. for 12 squares . gal ditto, very seperior, 2s. GI., really worth tia. MI. fur 11 witteres 60 Owes, very heavy and thick, Se. lid., worth lb. MI for 12 squires 1100 dome real bleb cambric handkerchiefs, warranted pure lam, Is. Md. per 110 WI, estimated valise by manes' Urea factors. 7s MI. tee dose. ditto. at Is. Sl, worth lb.: 240 doom ditto, very wilnete sad clear, Is, ed, per dome, sisal price 14s. all, 461 doses Milo, at la It pee doses, down is the baehropte catalogue at Ito. . 177 exam of Swiss Nil lieralia cambric beadkerehlefs, very even thread, sad curiously Om, at as I Id. Is r doses, meal prier in the Semi, 215.. 1,060 pieces of prints the sew spring patterns, bet odours, will he sold for I. *ed. the fah gown Mem meal peak. la 11d. 1,600 panes ditto, the prettiest breakfast drones ever ear, are all .erred la 11 id. these mods are duple sad elegant, and really moth 7. MI.. 237 rich Noillagbass is.. eartaMe teal be saki et Va. Ilde the pair. timer gouda are salted to nay °a—leanly fr .l.b.d ilmmtag room, sad are worth 311 e. 411. c 464 palmed aesilis coirlahm, clear end am patterns, ecoserbilly bimiseme, Men& far oil la ledd relief, .slimmedmany l2, he bees emoted lb- lid . INS mils rich mil toes* sgetalls micas. extremely 1.15. g. salted lm the Mini .1 no/de ism. will he sold Is, use ram wed sod re really worth 44. Flannels mad gleam reel Sahli flannels, ..letLzr yerd, worth S ands i l i s. d ; plooma iL eili . as ea g e b y i soft, 111111nollossis silt iad use, la 44, original teat, b, est . bleshils, Vp deem all wail, b al per pair, seasipelos lac hi_ mil , silt sod subs warm, es thi per pair, worth ; the Maw* sod made ham been marked ilia piss Se pile, um* ainegail - remeilhee, tool, sad dragnet altirta maims, dews is the esemlepss at lb. .1 . be dewed eat at Is N. each: Mils 'Hobble's patent) will he odd at lit arch ; piss Mier, use subsea; these are milloctimg, and eats he laeressed to any Na.. It is to he uselembeed Oil the aloes Seem stock was the property of • peter, She imismasest therefore offered to ladles le tub beta tie is greatly advisees/eons, se they will not oily the profit of the rota decoy, but Abets irst-ches Uses good. at -or half the feeler's era mallet Pallaarra free. AID PIT bktrytleal, , S sod ed, Al. Paseloimeelmard. To GENTLEMIN.—NOTICE d REMOVAL Mr. MIMI ha tite r Y ehreiwtely beoweary to meows W immteeis trews nowiletseet N mere premien, which win arab him erre hi* be cam wi the plan orlifinated by Wel brides treewors at Ifls. p pair, awl every aftkid 000- modal vita Na helium le erverdasee therewith. Mr. bilLnisst www saws. will to 14 ionriThnt:r. ISONDATitlint, lover deem wed el neareverwotare 11111 NEW SPILT to Mt NOTICE TO VOLIJNTIERS. t num and NOW employ • aritrlAL Malt of caftan aad Tarim= fur the Vaidentre •,t t • 'Li NICE* WU etlitid, amt are tlierefure able to execute all orders with deomptiterie, sid at their usual illemirrula wale of Aiwa N N -Estimates fur leab I Inform sod Amatsusants may be obtained at either of tittle detabtli.add. C r of leinariso and Alifirdo, and Corner of Slew Osfordlatrook and Illonaateet. Country Briaelim—BraMord Asa eYsS d . Taffiddia An 111111VO4E uToriC of the undermentioned ARTICLES In pm* variety Inv all dames and " Overomts awl Mena Drem and Mak Cum& Walkingg. iden/Am and lowan. lag ditto. Tyumen sad Tanta tai hiumiles lors' • Vi.tterrr=leg L. 4.11.1 MAIN Manna —A na7 and Navy Vilkomo and Outfits. Dross sad t near Ltwla The 10 , 741,011.1 TAR/MING DEPART/MIT sofiludas a large and osii aamdad NM* of Ina& and lionlip •Illsaviaciarea. no .01 MOW Claim fad Wailmea amplerad. I, ism* all oarasamas : Iledasket Clothing. Nato awl illfifer I.r edles sod Goodio nion. 4. do. boas aad *oe do do. l&dka arrows, llaallaa, sad L War va.ablag. Caner art Adria, sad camas at Nag Wanklnsi. "" 6 "ilL L MHOS and lON wins N to ha partlealarty Arno& that say ankle bend appeasal at K MI In enarseed, ar a. maim wens& wither Setheallas Tear bask. saslarlas a Shari d ths Marry at Annan Cor lman. sir n asitsarensart and Nat d noter. erns as spell amine. at pe Ins THI " INDISPENSABLE " SUIT, ark la various ardour, and patterns, awl particularly adopted kw walk' Adam travellig, wad bunion. Tani Is unlvernaly Aran. to he the mort oosalartable sad aervlar. able Raft em Introdaard. Prkvi fins 3110. To be obtained d L MUSIN awl MON, maw al Maoris sad Ahdpao, gad war d New (Word street aad Illaegateireg RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF- Alb abittertpw WIRWAN MUSK adios ceiecteaDy with. eel %Jo realmanaaNi by lie faculty for the owe asill e = li r " herilia The weecesea quality at • good trams Yaa allelaffit power. without worteutori Wow* ea the pays mhos& which .leeiruble eideel is alms ebislaal la • Yen amiumber.l with straps, sided upoim or pad Wiwi. —J. MO awl Ow, I, inccwtilly, A'fOILRITZ REQUISITI for the SPRING . AMIN She ammo luxuries of the pren. age Moe am be ehtalaeipopieft Ye eW tioll tut awe of oLDILIDGIre taus a anfflawiA. If spilt t.. t h . meta sad boar et Qs bar It leiror bs tiZ es =ses ...Awn & with aw =s we It she. thl• pertwai of the seems pre i bow r ar t or It slimly Us this, air tierslss www, WO wool Ir peewee& sad soft restore it may Andre to Imre Ift,utif Whir. Mbar with ware or rut, sheald we It daily It la else eeipbreeed tilt strescliess. Me hIAT, freelehi it tress *curt, sad prediteivig sow hair, w ash eseweiseee. resehliebed optima of 111 serre. ire Imitative wash tit wawa It Price as. dt, Imo, sad tit gab.— sad A. OLDILIDOIL a Weilleghwairest Nei* Otresd. N.C. "Li S. CLEAVER'S TOILET 140 AP, L. per lb. . bank abieemly reveameled. cembialam Wes• ham Moo Ma PRIES MEDAL MONEY SOAP. esd C hammy'MEßY : Se be bad of all retail dealers. Maantaaaary, IN and 33, Red Lim atreet, Mailmes. W.C. MR. =KILL'S PATENTID INCORRoDl boautifolly oamollod, mod of exoalsito ..rimse d ig A jUk oltboot at Moth or stomps. of Olds. sag goda iiiistoorr. ,$ AN sow potoelpio of solladhosix ama ssllados porf,t NM lotion, owl loopoo sildr Toga ord. Commaltaffemo boa Tan = m meassoft.-414. kesaabeet. laZirebtairle; Arndt bit Ilieufteba 111Ashished . IOUND mid wa" TEETH are indispen sa bl e Is perensal attertart n a, sad to health . mad leiptrlty by the isseilestlo• toed ItoW LANDO 001/NTO. or Pearl • whit* poer.ler otempoeal of the shakes. sad menet vsenneas nt the oriental barbel It esilryntee Sraisemis seMalese In the teeth sad swum • perbllh• tehlb. atm Is the embell.l •erte.• streete th. AeO.rmom of aim a Ole WY. bad Hulot." • health mike Ike nit Wool& ale, ban W••Jubriott• sad el She Oisnlia Mehra spare, sal trestmee In No . Mrs ni pis boo lbrIlleaM• 11 = 1 • tow. Ileeeltb* Ite are es ins Wel. and "L nA sad Yrs >M Ihnssegirlsa." sa Y. posinssol gum. 8•14 by Pm awl kg dissuins see pertsussa !MURAT vanes SOUTH AFRICAN. IkWita,glau•Ws' One. Fort, San, . per dom. Marva* These elate are ef=lent faellgr, sad miss* fres from Cape or British wine—COGNAC BRANDY, rale or Brown. les. per gallon . very OLD RENNIBBY or MARTKLL from the wood, We per gallon. MARTELL'S OLD PALS HANDY, bottled In Coamac by Mar tdl and Co., bearing their Mel, capsule, and brand on cort, tn one dome 011•811, largoorted direct. ODYROZ WALKER sad Co , 61, Edrorikretoad. . M 64. Great Teweretrelh KC. —Dalleired free at any Linden Whew Madam KINARAN'S IL WHISKY v. COGNAC BRANDY.-716 celebrated ell MINI Will /MY Male tie inset ?reach beery. It is pure, all& meliew, dellelose. end very wholesome. Meld M bottle', M. ed. sub, at moil MMe respeetabLe retail boss. Is 'melon . by the appolatraC i n Use primly.' towns IN Ilepleet: or wholesale M adlietreet, Hayiesilost. e the red seek pm labo4 sad seek branded " ihmksa's LL Whisky." BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No awe at beer or sour wino. 4a. — BAELOW'S PATENT CAM istunk—No waste or sediment disturbed la gaging will rem Raged a hundred fold. Price Us. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON LINDER RIPTI/L—Warraatod to save one ton of coals . Prior lls, M. Engravings grads. BARLoves RDLII.TINO MEAT SCRLEN.—WiII road a Mw Na LW ng with a mmii Ere, and save a ton el coal per ydr. Prim _ BARLOW% POTATO rmunw-'A. nay Ineliend to cook titem In perfection. By all mem see he melon enplaned. Nice at. 7... so N.B. Apply direct to JAM BAR OW, a Ling William. area. ihnelon.honer, Inventor end passim Bee that Ida new and &Urea. le on *very wade all aim sire gado= inatationa —Bstabllated DEO. THE BEST and CHEAPEST TZAR and corms la =OLAND ere at all times to be Weisel ot PHILLIPS or 4 Os., Tea Merchants. A Klee WlDleateireet, My Good dries isettel Ceara Ten. SA ad., te. lit, lA, te. rloh Is. * d eal , ha. 10e., sad Tea eadeollee le the value at WA tree say runwayellon or market tenni Isetiat e rAs arra* tree. m e et market pares. AD web Illifisse free 'Mee atala idles at the City. WES EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY 1. UNlted;, the ol . teepetey who Import their ova TEAS =the &while dear saving at per Nat The Eh. by et see trees ts W. per lb. • ot mem Is the heen, best 101 . toe Lyrae Bourbons. Is . pounds, Is IL— Wareltems E Great St. Eeles's-ehurchyard, Skitopessiestreet. YER'B SULTANA SAUCE, Relish, Neon- Ws, Aramaic Mustard. te.—These excellent pre Km Anslyeattes of As= Peed, reported se favourably of their purity and wholesomeness. ems S. be obialaml of all merest and Innen warehoosernen In the Valved Elogina. They ens IDEUIPPUSIbiewfIM debmesh pm. pear ladsgaion. mists mod all mit diary and impart also le e= etealia. IMO a meet delineate Seamy Whansele, sad 111ACKWiLL. Purremore to Me Qum $l, nobs mane Imam PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE wxnuourrox mad 11100 DIN, GOLDNER= sad JIMELLERS. 14 notactof7. 111, notrtittwatrapt.ftwantaarden, W.O , Landau. N B. Tar astabliimaat dam at t he the inreniag, and as aatasdays at 1 Velma! Bzpoß2 You PEritORABZ PLATE, go to JON 1114. IgswessPersais.-111astss Table gpoone sad Perks. Sil ra pre dam; bur et Opsons sad Yorks, lac per Soars. Wormier pls4al on pare Ildiel Other. Su rr Aims MIDDEN° PRESENTS. —Com plosi OW FEZ sod TWA NWT, oisisoquo potion, MN. =trot to tothroy 'receipt of a pootollos older. S, L owi lsoro say mode. us SET of Four CORNER DISHES and COVERS with hoewt d= tip riairma, hinnieg eight dishes a ho., sit JONISW 6, Loherwriaide. rro HOTEL and TAVERN-KEEPERE4.—Evary JL deeertatlea ee PLAT= GOODS at INN the an champa —JON Di, Lowtherweade. THE only real substitut e f or Sil ver i s th e ILLICTAO PLATING as pars NICKEL —JONN/A IserUsse amok geU T ARD AGAINST THIEVES and an BUR LAILY.-1141 poor IIIM•SiVII tillver and keep JON 1212 Sal maw's. IiCkPLATI, !Neff article guaranteed, and meat tree to VIRECENELL, TURNER, and SONS' HAND C.ANDLISTICIfa with ittgistowed Orr noir mdteqlaw ritteriwg of candies vim tervial alma— aTuditit a ltormodhes aadm (VALS.—By Screw and Railway.—Highbur7 IL/ sad Klagird Coal Depute —Litman Oasapnra —Benoit a tall Bataan llalleand, nue bast home per ton, direst beta lie eonlarlas by ten.. stemma; 26e. 811 k. clefs, lat dam Ea.. Ind claw Ea Clay Croat Ala, lit Oats, fi.: fad raft, Ea Berasky, Es Hartley, 172. ed, per toa, MI soh. Delivered screened to any part of London.—All eiders le be soldiered to LEA and Co , Chief °ek es, North Liaise lailwag !nations, Illitsbury, Unseat', sad Caplan& OtnCZ for FAUST% 1, Berle-street, Lincoln's w.o.—Nsiars DAVID sad HUNT continua to pro ms MU& art llarilants sal ltaglatrations at waned patestese should oblain g = HANINIOUtriNVILB - 1 - 31TO vatic, on application or by latter. N THE GENUINE a nd ORIGINAL BOND'S PIIIMANINT !LARKING INK bows Os Addromo ou the It LONG-LANZ. MINT 811171IFIXIA CITY. NO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER and tsvummil with ARRA, CROY, cr RODR/Or Lk repot°, Clean) adlwafre RNVI LOrVI , 4.1 per atratu-1414 note, full Ss& firs todre• for ed. ; thick ditto, Ore quirts fur 14 . auprrine faulacap, 04 per rano ; piper, 4. 64 WIf.DDING CA kW WEDDING ENV/LOPER, IN V ITA• TATIANA ha the CIS V. MON If, DEJ RCN RR, wad SALL PRINT= sod STAN/WI. 41LYRIL with ARMS ur CREST I. the RUM Whims. CARD-PLATE ILLIGANTLY KNUILAYRD mid 100 SUPTILIIINI CARDS PRINTED for 44. 04.--Observe, at HENRY RODRIGUES' well.ksows estwbUaluuset, 42, PICCADILLY, two Soon tram flackdßectrre4. LUG —All the Musk of this favourite apses of Wallaoe's k sold at Half Pries. sail we plan lidwisswa cover, gratis, by PEARION and SOW, IS, Within. All Musk on tams tarns, and past kw an ressdpe dto ditaric• The trade supplied. f labUsitse, Jest la 1 eel. Oro, with naserctet Aaaboadatil ,... PLAK tr ee be a steisd cevelope ou receipt ot lepton, ITA VITALIft A new medical week emie Kati" Treatasee. eel Cure el pea sem dleism• sied seseseesse sibeeelkei ad Qs miner iteeles•dilli iants' soil *pied ' Illy Am so aka lacerebte etre la yOM Its y the it duple meow • ' M. inttleined mem die Now Meek& Ad). Adders " - 19, istuirs-ateset. Oxford-strest, Loodse. 11•1=1 .; It, M Wm es w Wseellt ft. iees, Petenioskr-row . and al a The PAL Thomism Adkins, st Somthamipton, has jussied hie fiftieth year es pastor se ihe aid eau. chapel in that tointom‘pmipsniiimme ars= sernsibeste Ids jubilee. The disfel at villa Qs Vis minister is know as the cur is vi el Dr. ans anti his hither werslipped. sod * iiis &Or empused huh Ttia idu Adidas sidl Ms. =srintellectshy sad premiss wiry . .nil. his pasSeesk hi s peassised sea* 5,000 ermons la lie &steely say of dr ossabess his cooper whim wus stained, ass saw living. DRAMA. ADELPHI. The author of Domestic Economy has preyed himself by man specimens of dramatic genine, but by that Oboe is p , to be an admirable Liao. writer. Last night be had an opportunity of showing his versatility, for anything worse than his Star of the Street, which was pro duced at the Ad e lphi, w ith f a i n t applause and feeble lraihter, cannot be imagined. With the renollection of this other works fresh in our memory, we can scarcely cotopshenil how he can have permitted anything so erode, so ail-fashioned,, so dreary, to be announced under the madam of his name ; there is no wit in the dialogue, no hangar in the situations, while the very absurdity is ame sad mammy. The plot turns upon the pecuniary dilleniklee of one Swatchel (Mr. Toole), the pro prietor of • Puneh-and.Judy show, who is in w ika ;t his lodgings for a debt incurred to the . With him are his wife (Mrs. A. Mellon), aid bis " bend," Suite' (Mr. C. J. Smith), a nd whil e they are eat *beat the streets a ttempting to rinse the money to debnij the debt, Swatche is aorceisid by a despairing loser, !inch (Mr. Millington), whose adored one is kept close Owner by her father, Mr. Milian) (Mr. Selby). Swatchel peonies. assistance, dresses the lover in Swizel's clothes, pip before Feltham's house, and gives the young lady • bit to INA the young gentleman in the back lama which she is not slow at following. This is all dull eaeugh, bat narsternisery for the public is in store. Swiset steals • frau the home ; Mr. Feltham following him to his dkratchel, and tells her that her hashes* Les am weerwlth Miss Feltharn, and Swatchel, de beat GSM *lbws wet derbthe charge, believing that the abdaaliea of the parrot is t he ntterui q t u h es e Af mistake te r j3l= ai fram u ll y. . Swatche l, =rillal the piece we hew already recorded; it but a of pretest as behalf of the gable were never prielesdy I ' the public in sitel pre lelbe state of the Arena we Sieeald law sash a farce writer as the author Downes Nsaarag • hat it would be much better ewer 60 bear of his tomb that to see such artists an Mrs. Mellon, Mr. Took and. Mr. Selby sompelled to sink to so low a level as that allotted to them in his most recent production. Haralutair Tunas--Her Majesty, the ho Phr owe yseeurt, the Wawa Helena, tad Priam Alfred this theatre with their presence last evening, to witness tk new and highly successful comedy of the Oterfend ace. Lvcmotr TIZATILL—On Saturday next the per - formica at the Lyceum Theatre will be for the benefit of the talented direstrate, Madame Celesta Her lirst meson el arnmetesat will close ea that evening. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Maws 216. The Rem William &bound Cranford, M.A., sub warden of New College, has issued a iodise relative to the election of new warden, which is axed to take place on Thursday, the 19th of Aprfl next. The election is vested in the hen& of the fellows, 61 in number. The funeral of the late warden will take place on Wednes day morning next, in Now College ChapeL The el ect of a Scholar and two Exhibitioners at Corpus Christi College terminated late on &Outlay evening in favour of Cherie@ G. H. Shorting, commoaor of %SW W ive, late :4 Rugby School (scholar), and Ream. Frederic Henvey, f Rugby School, mid R. M. Chatfield, of Marl berm& School (exhibitioners). NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amertuair, MAIM 26. —Armin-11mm AIM Paolsoysorsa.—Uottleaaat Z. H. [Seymour, to the Chomp poke, additional for disposal. Paymasters p er . H. Hatton, to the Formidable ; W. Pi-- nia • and D. F. Chow, to th pawl J. O. Beat, to the ltariberough.e Cambridge. Ensineen C.; Wright, continued to the rank of chief en gineer, and appointed addftional in the Cumberland, for seteice is the lebeenix ; and T. J. Sweeny, promoted to the rank of asooad-olaas aaalataat engineer in the Milord, as g 9 . 7- 2 11seter J. H. Ryan, to the Wellington, ter soviet is ft . ot2altdo. O. Bedlam , to Bermuda Hoepital. Itrpral.. F . to the "'rainier. =lriatAliargeon J. 0. Grigg, to the Hydra. ilearlar T. O. Joylitom. to the Welliwtoa. PLTI4OIITH, hisaos 2L • The Russian deem frigate Aakohl, Captain Ounkovaley, 45, arrived here this morning from Japan, for Oronstadt. She touched at the Cape, and left there Jan. 2F; ditto, St. Helena, Feb. 5; Ascension, Feb. 10. Leav ing the Cape so recently after the January mail, she brings no later news. In the interim (seven days) nothing of im. portant* had occurred. She will minion here for a few days. CHATHAM, BIANCII 26. Captain G. Langley, R.E., who served with the Royal Engineers engoged in the attack on the Peiho forte, where he was wounded, and • since invalided home, is onlered to join heed4marters at the Royal Engineer seta blialunent, Brompton Barracks, on the 30th inst. Thu morning 90 oun-oonunissioned officers lust men belonging to various cavalry and infantry regiments who arrived from India in the East India troopallip William Prows*, preceded from the invalid establishment, St. Mary's Barracks, to Fort Pitt, where they were medically inspev,ted, in order to ascertain the number of men who are unEttad for forth r service, with the view of submitting their names to the Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, who will inspect them previously to their diacharge. THE 9nt LANosax.—A troop of this refi t • out, under the oosamaad of Captain Ellie and Lieut. and coosistiog of 5 sergeauts and 75 men, left Exeter a day or two since, ew route fur Trowbridge, where they will be stationed. Tail Six Farr VOLV NTEII Guiao (3210 Minnunixx).—This corps will drill at Allen's Riding. School every Monday evening until further notice. The great average height of the members of this corps gives it an imposing appeenume on puede. The Captain COM mondani, the Hon. T. C. Bruce, • brother of the Earl of Elgin, has decided that the simplest 11111000UVITO only @hall los practised. Lo wolf Imes YOLTIXTIII Rum' Cows.—The RIM Middlesex, better known as "the London are tepidly swelling their muster roll, and are not without hope that Prince Artlinr Patrick will give distinction to the corps by t ugi he yhey onlonelcy. We believe that the greatest'Malt in a of so desirable an appointment lies in the extreme youth of the prince, but that is one which in the owe of His Royal Highness, as of humbler individuals, will diminish every day. The corps mustered strong at the Rt. Patrick's dinner, where we have heard they were so fortunate as to induce the Ent inheritor of one of the neat distinguished of our literary names to accept the mythic shilling, which is the volunteer's recruiting talisman and to become an e ff ective " Royal Irish."— United Berries Oszette._ CIVIL SIMVIOS BIRIOLDIL —Oll BlAUllifty after nom the Puet-office companies joined the Audit...floe Volunteers at Somerset-house, and, with the drums and fifes of the Soots Fusilier Guards, marched to Waterloo station, Moil the train to Putney, end after performing a march of about six miles roupd by Wimbledon-common, the nut being in a fit stati fur other exercise, returned the same mute to town. Returning to Somerset-house, Post-office Volunteers funned within the quadrangle of Bement-house and saluted those ~f the Audit-offlos. The 11.• retained, and the different companies parted with load shwa It is expected that all the cumpa i es formed by tie Civil Service iu Loudon will unite, and thee form one of the lineet regiments of ride volunteers. MA Nell INTRA, SHRVEIRLD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE Itartwar. - The total expense of this company's railways, including rents, tolls, duty, ke., from Jan l to Mande 18, 1880, amounted to 64,9011. as against 60,11171. for the cor responding period of 1869. The proportion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from Jan. 1 to March IA amounted to 5,131 f. es against 3,0861. for the czrzrorAik period of 1860, and the elpenses to 2,4511. as GREAT NORTHERN AND WICIITERN OP IRILLAND RAILWAY. —Atlzecial general meeting of the share. holders, held y afternoon, et the oMon, 36, Partin ineutennt, Westminster, in conformity with the standing orders of the Rouse of Commons, Lord John Brown, in the chair, • resolution was passed, sanctioning th. bill I tZteediat tu t r crliatuent, the chief ohjoct of which is to y w make a deviation in their authorised Whew between Roscommon and Castlereagh. DITETAL PALACE. 011 SHILLING DAY. MONDAY, KiacK %.—Admissions on t, 876; ditto . Ignore Mashy 346 • tend visitors, 1,212. [Advertisement 1-IIOLLONAT'S PILLV AND OINT- EzNE—lrrummia, isououum.—At the nelanlng or wide. sheet emplalate an esatiamallm predrsed by Mos Most wild sal Wisble imperatere. la all emit owe amity swedes ad Ireabrasist sr* &traded to prevent Oen depaeredad late are swim arid War radlarlies. Weld ! m eet setarel leftrefs _pink willimst i llhe imeml=we ream am lisrmiadeble 'lfs 1 21 2±: be gabbed at drabs* Id* dikea s nner non' id bad imbratem sad the parts deressit rila i raint eerie et trestamast wir has. taw. note esamosalsk reboot the rimedratd leap, sad ismoTe re"' I hosismiesse. «mak Thogood fooLgraik e will vent gad atiesitlea toGuirtas odder. U b 1 apt iiTwityti 17 / uosiwr—vains (t) to 1 Crliars's Batty (t) IS to Sobloomis Atoa (t) 711 is 1 Wt. Thouitool 0014 w (t) 15 to 1 C 14144141 apkoboz (t) - 140 to Mr. Oshorne's lted 144414 (t) • • MO to 4 -. 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UNlirgitarrY Boat' RAC& —The following MRS are now training over the metropolitan cosine at Putney for this event, which comes off next Saturday : Oxford-1. J. N. liaoqueso, Univenity, list 61b ; 2. G. Walsworth'', Magdalene, list Lb; 3. T. Halsey, Christ Church, li st 81b ; 4. J. Young, Corpus, 124 71b ; 5. G. Harrison, Banal, 12st 91b ; & IL F. Bal ter, Breeenems, list 71b• 7. J. Strong, University, list 51b ; stroke, B. W. Ilkley, Exeter, list ; coxswain, A. J. &Marts, Christ March, gat 91b. Canthridge-1. & Heathcote, Trinity, 104 71b ; 2. H. J. Ohayter, Jesus, list ; 3. D. Inglwi, Trinity, lint 41 b; 4. J. 8. Blake, Corpus, 12st 91b ; 5. M. Coventry, Trinity , Hall, list llilb; & B. N. Cherry, Clare, 15t 41b; 7. A. H. Fairbaira, Trinity, 114 11lb ; atr9 ke, J. Hall, Magdalene, 10st 51b ; ODABWI3II. J. I'. Morien& Trinity, 9st 41b. YEN CONSINVATIVI LAND soczErr.—(rmis DAY.) This morning the thirtieth quarterly general meeting of the members of the above society VIM held at the efbes in Norfolk-street, Viscount RANELAGII in the chair. The following report was read and adopted : "71te executive eceamities, 6 preesseisig their thirtieth repeat to the rhareakkaa, alogratebbe tirs on the cheer. td aad encouraging Rtake as rosilb .for Ilw months, ending at Ladp-Dis ci the lambda! year : la Total Quad." ending Shams flowstastsse. Shares. Recel O s ' Dec 26, lg. 167 ell,llll IS I March 25, 1600 lBl 127 268 17,842 13 Totale for thettalt year Totals to Kept. 90, ISM tired Totals to— teeo. 1.111 14618 Lb -D4lB//& 12.087 NAM 011 MAO 14 5 441110 1 4 The increase in the receipta of the last Chtistmas quarter over that of 1868, is 7,9171. 11.. 101. ; the h 11114•10 in the receipts of the present Lady-Day qoa;ter over that ci 1869, is 6,1141. 10s. 10d. ; the increase in the receipts of the half year of 1880 over that of 1859, is 13,0321. Bs. Bd. ; total withdrawals from the formation of the society (7th Septem ber, 1862) to Lady-Day, 1860, 103,904 1 . 4s. ; total sale of land during the above period, 237,173 E 18s. Ild. The returns of the register of order of rights are en follows : Completed, 3,667; drawn, 3,068; seniority, 1,806; total, 8,731 ; deduct rights exerciael on estate., kc., 5,728 ; un exercised right., 2,603. The last share number on the register by seniority is No. 11,090, and the last share taken up to the 26th of March inclusive, wee No. 15,518. The executive committee have the pleasure to report the sale of all the highest priced plots on the Roman-road ea tate North Bow o ff ered through the register of rights on J the 18th of last anuary, leaving only luta at 361. 11.. each (including conveyance) fur disposal, some of which have been subsequently sold. The remainder will be in de mand when the New Usher and Armes* reads (the continu ation of the first Old Ford estate) are made. As won as the approval of the surveyor's phis and specifications be obtained from the local board, tenders will be advertised for. In the meanwhile, building has already commenced on the estate, and plot. on the R.oman-road (which will be widened fur the public aosommoilatioe) have been resold by the purchaser. since allotment at • premium. At the public meeting held by the society at Old Ford on the 10th January, the attention of the deputation from the executive com mittee was celled to the question of Necuring additional railway accommodation for the increasing population of Ndrth Bow, Old Ford, Sic. • and at a subsequent meeting on the 9th of February at t he North Bow Improvement As sociation, two members of the board attended, and were aided to the local committee, to memorialise the Eastern Counties Railway Company for a new station at or mar Addington-road, Bow. If not successful, it may he expo. dent to apply to the North London Company. The Roe hanipton-park estate bads now peeled into the pose lion of the society, and the executive committee have the satithetion to state that sake have aka& _ Mesa bon effected of portions of the Putney Hot, frookgs, which will secure forthwith the erection of floot-oloas villas. No misquote offer have as yet been ark far the mansion and pleasure-grounds, with the addi tion des rich park land am a purchaser may desire. lode pentrinatte undeniable attractions as a residence for or 'enflame& desirous of being within half :Lon drive from the West-end, and one hour from the tap, esenbining therefore the double advantage of a Woo old minntry residence, the Reehampton Park semen mid lead might be 'airily Mused to recount use radius public purposes and institutions. The executive eameeittee will deal with this property as with the Ile. Margaret's estate, waiting • reason able period tor an tiger for the mansion, and the whole or portion of the land ; and if not disposed of, it will be convened Info Flute for building, which will be allotted doe mom In the meanwhile the sale of the land, the WWI owoovod from the mansion, will be continued at Mk cane of the society, in plot. of one acre and upwards, at prices ranging from MOI. to 8401. per acre. The South 4ark and Vauxhall Water I..Xnupany have premised to terry on the pipe now leid on the roads of the estate fronting Putney Heath to any villas and Mw that may be erected. The Conservative Lend koloV he soits fortieth estate, being its Lel OMeleme moire. The land is situated clime Su *Viet Oxfonl, 1910 y-rad, within • mile el the and London road, and forms the oakum c oh ost point of the New Cowley district, widths the 'whiled= of the new 1111,111 government act. The estate as well adapted for villas and houses, being the Wert lend in the whole district of the ;alley of the Thames. &class Hill Adams, Esq., has resigned his plans at the board, being unable to continue his valuable services, for which the thank, of the executive committee have been given. It has not been necessary to Ell up the vacancy, as the present number of members of the board is in con formity with the rules. A committee of allotted. en the St. Margaret's estate baring entered into ne sogotiapurch.tione wilimithfemtheatollloeuieworta h t , he th W e n an t d w irorea s e considered opport MM. by the board to convene an evening meeting at Ilkhmond on the 29th inst., and ask for the co operation of the inhabitant., and those of Twickenham leleworth, St. Margar et's, &c., to raise the necessaryfund; to erect a foot-bridge as an appoodogo to the railway bridge acmes the Theme , at Richmond. The executive einunittee trust that • work of suck general utility will meet with every support from the localithe interested in its euceen, both on the Surrey and Middlesex sides of the Thames. TA LADY vir(CO,fOarestßKMENArtblngrr:ffigere.ne" end imai :A in it tommyrEßB z, t 7 he m b : to ortwituragalnes.yetllibc' and d kinnr oc eed cup ed ied w :h th e The committee appointed by the Haase of Commons a ui v e rn e df ni s ina trik tion es c s hair pe , t zd s t r here j. pext werl N also sir preee. j. pergamii t, L ord Niiir,oslanotagn- Yr. Intfrham_,_Mr. P. Urquhart, and Mr. y m e w i ji. . Winter, general secretary of the National Trades Association, was celled, and in reply to qu es ti ons f rom th e chairman, said that in his opinion the recent strike in Lon don amongst the builders might have been altogether avoided if an equitable council of conciliation, similar to tie.* proposed in the bill before the home had been in existence. Ile thought that five mestere and five operatives was the proper number to compose the council- He had paid great attention to the muses and results of strikes, and although he found that they were generally connected with the existence of dissatisfaction in respect to wages, yet they rarely assumed the form of a direct strike for Mires, but much oftener were cocesioned by some refusal on the part of the men to assent to some rerdation of the mestere, such as the document known as "The Declaration." After a time both sides become irritated, and bodies of men were much more likely to set aajustly, sad were much less amenable to reason than in dividuals. He had paid attention to the question of stokes, and be had generally found that the men almost invariably failed, not became they were wrong in their views, but bemuse they were unable to hold out. Al a pawl rule, It was much easier to settle disputes as soon as they arose - it was after the feelings of the mien had baolette sac theylliall - ese#4llloge eine plea . which mewed. Strike* IS 'MAWSrichWOO apt to follow era another, sad he reeelleeten that the 1856 was • general year of strikes, and there was a d fur extra ingrain almost 'eery put of the reentry. 'By Mr. Shiney—lie &Id not think that • genital toenail in eseh sown . 4or ala• the trades would be regarded with er iev°uT ibe beca parp u O e se%r taring be rne trwu relY fo d r is nimg putes a . ne gpe tri ra b r sl f ives Mould feel that the principal objection they entertained, Mimely, that trade disputes were terminated by people who Ware not conversant with the nature and customs of the trade, would still remain. It was not likely, for instance, that shoemakers, or printers, or wrpeeters, would feel that • council composed of roaster man is and operatives Mold satisfactorily settle their disputes, and therefore, in his opinion, it would be absolutely neeemary that separate councils should be farmed for each trade. By Lied R. Montagu—Strikes among the workmen fre quently arose out of misconception on the part of the work mos. They frequently began in one town, and were followed up in another. In certain towns, for instance, the workmen found that the rate of wages was higher than in another, and without inquiring into the local circumstances that oe cadoueil the increase, the workmen came to the conclusion that they were underpaid, and • strike took place. The conduct of men in recent strikes had been mach more or daily than in past years. He did not remember more than three or four maw of mange during the last three or four years, which he attributed to the spread of education among the working classes. The men out on strike were supported by the trades societies, but that was only when the society concurred in the justness of the strike and every means had been taken to reconcile the mas ters and the men. If the society did not conceive the men were justified in striking, they withheld (their support and endeavoured to persuade the men to return to their work. In • case of strike some jean ego the matter was investi gated, and the society advised • compremise and settled the matter. The society always refused their support when they conceived the men were in the wrong, and its operation , always tended to prevent strikes rather than to e or aggnivate them. He did nut think that the eff n 7cl u X popular election of the members of the council would be to swamp the masters. It was generally found that mom men joined the trades societies after a strike. The general effect of undo' unions was to raise the workmen in the moral and social sods, and also to develop the skill of the workmen. By Mr. Urquhart—ln most factories • series of bye-laws were drawn up, to which, however unjust they might seam • to be, the workmen were compelled to subscribe, and the probability is that if those bye-laws were drawn up . by councils of conciliation, ninny dis Wes would he avoided. He did not think as a general rule that workmen set themselves against piecework. 'There were, it was true, scene who thought that ita introduction was injurious in particular trades, but others held • contrary doctrine. In point of feet, a lmost all the work does in this country was piecework. Shoemakers, silk weavers, compositors, tremo lo's* trawls linen waken, andia. fact shunt all trades, with the exception of carpenters, bricklayers, stonemasons, wed labourers, did actually work by piecework. He did nut think as • general rule that workmen out on strike used any other than mono force to prevent other workmen who 41 not join in the strike from working. They endeavoured to persuade them to join the strike, and there might have been tememnal acts of violenore but they were only isolated cases, and DO sympathy was felt by the workmen for those who brought themselves within reach of the law by such acts. The trade societies altogether discouraged such pro ceedings, and withheld their support from the men engaged in them. The late builders' strike in London afforded an example of the peaceable and orderly conduct of the &gliab workmen under circumstances of great privation awl suffering, and he was firmly convinced that in that case the operation of an equitable roused of conciliation would have been productive of the greatest amount of good. Trade associations partook of the character of friendly asso ciations, and when a strike arose from what they considered a just muse, • general effort was made to obtain subscrip tions to support those who were out on strike. As • general ride them subscriptions wer:s . 2;ifily successful. Many of the masters themselves are in favour of forming councils of conciliation, while oo a other hand the magistrates entertained the strangest objection to decid ing cases which anise out of disputes between the masters and workmen, and which cast a vast deal of responsibility oa them. In large cities he thought it would perhaps be better to have eon than one council appointed, and in Lon don he should have no objection to see them appointed for each parliamentary borough. There were several altera tions which he thought might be judiciously made in the laws regulating the relations between roamers and work men. Alterations were required in the truck laws, and is the practices which prevailed in the frame-work knitting districts. At the suggestion of Sir Y. Peke, the witness said that no would furnish the committee with some suggestions on met. for improving the bill, and on retiring he was cote- Plimented by the chairman and other members of the com mittee for the extremely impartial manner in which be had given his evidence. Mr. Vickers, secretary of the Weavers' Association in Elpitablelds, gave some interesting particulars respecting the state of that trade, from which it appeared that there are about 11,000 looms employed, and that the average wages amount to Ps. or 10s. a-week, and that it was ouly to , an ex. missive amount of toil that they were able to live at all. The number of routers did not exceed 30. The committee then adjourned. CIVII. SERVICE APPOINTMENIM. This counnittoo met again yesterday, Lord Steri le/ in the chair. The other members present were Sir S. Northoote, Sir W. G. Harter, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Lowe, Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Maguire he. Sir B. Hawes was examined—He stated he had been Under-Secretary for War. The 'number of clerks in the War departnieut was about 500, of whom 152 weft tempo. racy, from which class all the permanent clerks rose. Ife clerks were appointed by simple nomination under the last three Secretaries of State. Trobation preceded examine. thin ; appointments among the temporary clerks took plaoe by competitive examination. The Secretary of State lIIPAI the lower to nominate others than teulora ry clerks, but that power was never exercised. The salary ,if iltuporary clerks ranged from 1201. to 130/. ; thee were a new estab lishment, growing up outside The 1 o.i. one, and it wanted re-modelling ; some of the salarim rose as high as 800/., hut there was no superannuation for tem porary clerks. The Secretary of State selected the tem porary clerks. Them was 110 limit of age, but for perma nent clerks the limit of age was from IR to 25. Temporary clerks made permanent retained the salaries of the tempo. rary class. Junior clerks commence at 100 t. • year. 'fliers was no difference of duties. The copying was done by the lawo t o s now being intnsluced. Promotion went by merit, and was there was no preference shown to the sous of officer' already considered a whogesid get system,a profit and of co p ying -Tess time- third. 'Phis g-prem n in the service. After hearing some further evidence the committee adjourned. CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS. Thu ooninatte re-lowsembleti yoitertlay, Sir G. Grey in the chair. (pt. Clark, formerly a member of the Legislative Conn • oil in Australia, confirmed the evidence which had been = 4.. on a previous marital relative to the utility of the and stated that the main expenses of an election in that cadoey coexisted of printing and a little Mr. Longford, IL P., was examined as to his expenence of Itch elections, and suggested an exteneion of the Irish Tteni to England, so far as relates to the paps - wet of a ied man to the agent.. He also recommended the appoint men of professional auditors of *OHM standing, who - should have districts assigned to them, and be paid by salary instead of fur casual job After the examination of some further witnewee on similar point,. the committee adjourned. The select committee upon the question of the bent skeane of purifying the Serpentine met again yeeter• dey, the Right lien, W. F. Cowper in the chair.