The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-13 00:00:00

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BYMllfiCel — v armor Ojellppippgwis re IUIW LIMPOW4 11RW YORK, g and rimaaaLeata srauaainz cancraint e r .a t woad ClidrOdll ban From dithe=dcatar nom LrVirRPOoDINIIIIW YORK CITY OF MANCIEINniIt atot6ll7, March 16. CITY OF DUBLIN, FairsParn Moil 18. ITI4/. Weetageday, Mai 11. A s ia., Ws r a j eal owl albisito 2111Mra v aardlait to tbeism=lica. mi tt= gisAles tom... Atitrard prow • sorbed. Pariiir ia r c saafa, WWl,* OM Briliali Orimilitt, boakild M Isi7 iii="l wi z% sol. ss Isireas particulars iim Llimpael ; as to MY. IL CtiF. nuRUND--____ ROUTI.-00111111TNIOATION NARSTDlDlA in tebilh x &e, vit saYrr Al V ezis mein c j i rg a lr i alfl i f b oltbdrlobelo elks for Gibronor. Wis. IWO, Ades. OoSoo, loam odo gro. do Units, sod Ciao. by ibuor serasooso ploilimmOui ea Yr 4Obard Mb or mob soma ; for g a b % link Law lei larblN__ Ailion:/be 126 • at oordlt obooli; pad Sae iNgital" Angell d 1 10 Thein* *Ad Wm, by WAmain loava i re Alp. 16 4 1 4 . , , I.6 .ll=l; ate r r il.; or Omillillirb ..- . 'HE BOUT Et AFILIOAN LAND aiba . , 1111ANCE COMPANY (SWAMI. motor Os iloopoloodioi of 1/14 II .Yell tho M the Mareaeidere *Wad Wig forat II tb.lt &a 'as)) ' Qum ettir ng titii 0f4 11 9= lbo Is WY 001 l ifil foe folorooloof sot loos Loa four Tomilho. • 6 1111110111 DlAtrod of 7 pa. omit lot WINS poem& ff pie rreatr. mooed owl Obini yoolt s =oolood Op Us loitioaakhfacilaq of Ow DISBOIBM !NW.. S Galli, ?kg, MAC _ i , st b xil Dirsoioli . bx. Llkfl Biloadard Beak ad patio ,Irq., BS lliokadradiouns Ciarifill. LC. Wel Dew lee., sapolood, iliO, Landoshellvaniaa. 8.C., and Pitt llieebelk loath Mika ~ V. J. Do Plow**. Rm.. Wallow of ea Dividonal ammo away. alkationge n li, CUD CosiArloosr, and Redden, No* 'IMO at idlikosil Mau Shein, BK., manta: wit BM Divisional Coasoll. a t * Malts. Bey., mamba el the Bosse et Aancably. 4 * • Ba 4, Menke at llio, asadard Bank of BM* Ilkidlad), Laudon: lialindli. lir, U 4,14 tionosisikkeivs4 W. • Vim limas IVM oodlidisin 'Woad bawd. MEM ail Oars ToTiN.-.lllkaari. list* Mums; sad Oa. )111101._ d a. w s k i l ro g P i t " ( Br ia. lo4ollloll LC. MM.ra AM" 011.11.4.1(t ILC. 1110Thr . Thlir-g - rarrs. Lobe Breen; ti. Carapornry. LC. SOLlrrross-Vosai. L worried sod Derreso, 111, IbrapotroaL atm* W.C. Arwroare-Wseria Pe Jobarrooo„ LC. Winne, pall ltuar, O Ilitor L notr (pro tary-T. Z. Zap Tempo:asp 011001-8&. r=p.pouse. pi. pi kth a ore,aB7. LC. - - - TIM Conger y is established toaedet glinerally to developing =ese of Saith Africa. As ato either operatioaelle hive revieloaally sine= %Zee or ben vahtelhe lends le the meat mama et the Ooleey sad in the =t raa, Ilew Free Malte. A portion Made le oder cial. Dec the greeter pert la eseareed ler Tlis la therefore introduced to the p iria Me ge ar • L a =spece/atice, bat as a solid bees of bvesiermak with rewire up= the formative of the Com . r tna The mimes at Rooth Akin esso st preen* bet dem Wed.hat mei as have bad =MOM expended ce them • none cf WU nooptalty, etM- Si proved In— Illen—Tha hop dividends red by the toed Mahe ineeed—The increase in the mom& and no aiondor at the mann The export of wool has risen in the Caps Colony alone Ilea eight ram of pounds in leg to thirty-three millions of pseatisin 186 e; and Natal, after havlag established an Increasing =ebb In sager, le about to add =Ma, coffee, and other to ha prodtable agricultural produMons. Third-71e Increasing value of land, in consequesce of the a lone= of agriculture and Me eon traction of nada, porn. pm ead other works of public utility. Youth—The maybe= of meroada and telegraphs connecting W Paselese maw whit thelanfeer ; to be sepplemeolad - by la album • taa Whoa end Western Province. of the ape a hood Nem and Natal, for which Midas have already Mein mud fat • saga synem of and registration exists to the South African Colomies and in the Free Melee, under which coavey mem mei retattsta are deeded with &goodie= and at a ray nadontenpant Swam or nis Colertar.—The Pagan) proposes to bey sed lease farm-tands ; to fa rove these leads by irrigethea sad terming opera/donnas mired on in Australia and New Zealand ; beak and fano them, Apureimpart agricultural =pie misas teem Europe and M o od of allemiptlens of stock, teethe Improvement of the locks, and for sale to the farmers to Ihe Mem The Company will further beope to make advances aleinit i lt=nos of the country, caaaetal of wool, Mina, ostrich an other staples. The Company d M aio proposes to orgatilse forthwith a rower Melee of tranmert of merchandise rum the ports to the inland Mea. hem which sons alone a CODSlOnleable 1100110 IS Inidindod. its Uompany will take powers to negotiate loons required for /We worts la any of the South African colonise The Modes to be acquired by the Company have aa ireesileat we a WSW: one estate alone, contakehas about SLIM scree. IleeMsea mike of frontage Moog the 0 1 1 12 11 0 rtes. nale will I d tread, need ha mailer he . matt he tin mindina with sheep, bones, horned ni t . and Wan dent The awn comprise not less than 244,000 aorta The price 01 1110 e, Mei Me buildings thereon, Including all prelhelnare astanno go to the allotment of shares, has been based spat a Me el from 2'. ed. to lte dd. per are aceordiag te Oa= MUNd the parefavomooey wit be paid In deleateres, and M matador (100,0001 in cash instahmente exteedieg ewer a sand of eighteen months. • minimum dividend of 7 per cent. for the first year. sad 10 par cent for the second and third mere is guaranteed by nailer up= the paid-up capital. The Local beard is of Sat a much larger dividend may be expeetea after the weed ' The co-operation of Ave gentlemea, of MO standing la the I *Man Province Colony, by whom this =MUM= was man pied,has been secured. They will form the local board. The shareholders will incur no Debility Devoid the oncost of nano allotted to th em. Applicatinm for shares meet be nod. RPM the annexed fond. Each applicant will be required to pay OM Makers of the Company gl per sh•re upoie the number of dares applied for, and upon allotment to make a further m illet Of £4 per share on tho shares allotted to his. le the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be estuned in fob. Should a less number of share. be allotted Ikea ire applied for, the deposits will be mats available is • the payment on allotment, and the balance, it any, 111111 a lei ta Ma @Waal lll=aid Moll of aligllalloll for shares may be bad of the secretary, et the temporary odic= St lectiaMs-house, Conobill, LC.; sad at Me ohms of the later meant Contract Company. M. Osnemetreet West, LC. The anklet of modal= and the agreement with the vendor easy be Inspected at the solicitors', and at the temporary came of the Company. Till SOUTH AFRICAN' LAND AND FINANCZ COMPANY soar OP APPLIOATIoN 101 MAIM to be retetoeu by the bankers. To the buten= of the Meth African Land and Finance CM pia) (Limited). Rhea'—Havlog paid to )oar hankers the stun of balag a &pelt of LI per share on shares in the above . . I hereby request that yea win all tae that number, 11 :1 1 :es to accept each shame, or any lam number ion rag sada.: mad I agree to pay the deposit on allotment. and to alp the 'Akita of arocitim of the company whence`uired, and I utitorise you to Wart my maw or Uri register oman. hen for the number of share! s l otted to as. Vane !Ignitors km? liitail .... sia ms. iiii. ---- THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPAIrf (LhdieS), d sad 7. :nabobs4soo. SUSSCRIBID CAPITAL CAL= TTP BISEINE FOND PftvqlPlT RAPP. OP MUM Oa doodle rgokyable os mad SI pat ma .. SS Sipe mottos 31 8 0. 1 •1 =tee Ne mono depaiteirtat la:g pagoda ssocamo ssoo,ooo L 30,000 PERSONS FURNISHING win nod COTTINVIS Melt IiONGIBY OXIFORDSTRIZT, a oneveulent Yew. nacho 04.. nickel ether, superior table cutlery, Ws= Who. gaillt sett, tender% Pm bone, mod/into? and owl num. fire , earrla. tea urns, Ma corms, potent we= Illichtses, lb, wrought Iron, and copper Meas. ge(4.• THE PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. The sew chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, ftelidea Iron. te... coataining all the ementiel mealiterate et Hie bleed, twala, and serve astestance. Ores& pidiceeptilcal_.and chardcal rarearch has led to the 01 " ulumu ' au "Mr he ha preset perfect to the sad tammet in he actios—MW its wondertal affording insmediate rata; and permanently mariala wM wear fame main and with at the narrow sad nevecalsr them, total and partial and awry oder eahausetre derennement of the system as all the halicohl" eismenta ef the human hams "Aa phosphene in a Mato of Ware Madsen the daftness, se the ashaneled hammertme when Impregnated with Mt electrical properties." Prime : lla s i ballik or lour Ila bottles Bose, gla ; and in coma cantata three ige. bottles. lA, which ream £1 If.. Pod"' "c u r . '''. mat to Al parts of the world. Locales agents :—Newlrorl7. at. Pears Churchyard ; /Mager, ife, faciardeleme King Whhemeinet, Imdmbridge: reset. I* • -! pH' OXFORD.—FAUST and ORPHICE AUX Ye n Wawa I 111311111.—Ibtoo W,ISIMI pal perta= t bybookby Wing . bl n O bibs aM Cboissal No* poems, oorilabbed by = l ra gibtANS, MAY IVANING. TABLE d'ROTS at 6—ohoioe of two soupit id li: liala two =Ude% Jinn, two roasts. two Malik la ed. ; dinners ls . luncheons , treat la ; bloat • tuts. ball suppers, ax.—Sahool of r'ootery, 221. -street, W. (12 doors Borth ot lossataircus). Linage as at & Ma MITIMUILL. HYABIL and C 0.13 OVIROOLTEI, Capes, Coats delidrees Unimak sae lalleired Suite. Treeeers M iVreete. de., are dada r a t the Rossi daiksedle sad assawebbi MY' 41 :20r x = 1 ., OS e e , Oriordeded. IMAM and 00.'8 PRICES. 66 and 67, °dm:l4mM. Overcasts. Ida., 4111., and : fir Matta Them sad &Mast Olds, Ms to ; arselltnas tssases, meads so mes mrs, 14a. dL 11r ei„ Ms, sadlOs ; Isda M, 12a. dd., MAL, add ; MM. as. to PIADIKS. —ROW LiNDEE EALYDOR, as Odaatal Bolenient Preparation for haperrieg and beaatl- Iplas the Complexion and Side The :Mimi bloom tt !esparto to tbe cheek, and the eitlaus and &haw wide If lading at the bends and sank eapablllty at nesildel liellsilba sad eameelna oh redenas, lan. iplea apea, hellitea dhoolote , Ilona, and (Qum estmareses violative% nadir IS Indlopenaahla to even toilet. It obviates all the effects of carnets as all Ma. whether with menses % a dd and '-.Mega, es intense solar beat. Mee to Id. sad per bottle. old at w lO, Batton =sad by obi nibir perterbora. Ask tor " Itewbratbe " and Wore et epodes' and parieloaa hales Wadi! ibe mini at I. lialtdee.• bAMßlltßrel AlniiiikAT IC 'BALSA.% as rood vleose = Ile bowels er be t a te l leo 11". "" rellevlitteeelm ilea; essalrimad cam al ea/ eesewerilee. II be. 2=r2lge lie , la p. eit s l do= Mao Plic - M. slew i cia . ,t mold by W ia Li e r , Il di rr al2 E , 1 =l2 4 aeiller rie= " slritetteetl= r ereogowei ea tie lop. TRE •WATOH-TOWER • wiw miles el 'XIZANG MAGAZIN& Price P. lea MAP& prospectuses ell —Gees, 08, 7list etre* Imam is quiz wxrcli:tovrEs. as umbi...4 by satterwi sr arehaten pandas, tla Con dones dean tempest lo thet - body, tire ale/r1 and ay members of the Church et Saslow& It $ now a reproach and a by-ward that a periodic:Eros the oration' of our Angli an Chinch ant be so prepared, mad avoid certain dionalwea sod glom nor ao aa an Os resent& objectionable loft claw of feeders whore aeons are eareetaly widely Lion than which Is ew &nets we praanly, in our churches we pabliely Deeds, Owe should be no normally tar t h e, pall WATCH-TOWER , . I. In be peps the ithebus of the Church of Imbed will be addrtheed4zs , ..treal members of their own etturth, their •wa la add etheatiow : rasa with (Wino end with theirs es all points corrected with OW et Illevallaos. In shah WATCH-TORIIt the wasted Wes cram will menthe the stay of lb troubles had leithspie p the• country slue hb days week dem will =Fpewee thee baby a topic br rtheesloa ; and both dad lay authors a high repute will amide their OPillieni Oa the peat reilgtous questions of the day. s 7:as WATCH-TOWER. This new samsdne will not appeal to say no t e b can not tilled to pq la tionably, and by lib the Combesters wlu to wed ins that nee saaprl puerile eed lansualletsd 'Whit halgal7 to wbidi hes bithee a nenombw add/sedan buyers of cheep pabllosidoss to relled be oss sables:to T ln he wArca- Towat Is Winded to Lb. educated It will be handsomely Printed to ionsd Pest Ind IsIII, It. Is exulted, wben bound up In Its half-yearly volume, take Its place as the family book shelves, and become a demised want for Mime, or amass ment. 1111 E WATCH-TOWKIL .a. The Coedeetors' chief aim will be the thealeatlon and the espritionerellshiet: the aew nurser will be no grim visitor, r a : a t azinniume rwlll Maw to its professed ends by invitation rather soaring Wirtz than teseithine. • portion et Ns pro will arra a secular element : In them travellers yr rare their adventerse and experleace , men of science will pert te the tare at Providence, working In its bearer bat r teminantkr to no inearutris ways, and the poet shall attune Me beep be the story at the Creator. rIMIE WATCI3-tOWKIL J. its. I I. Ohm, 184, Tio•Sotteoß march U. noblialmod smoothly, pea U. Ismslos• DR. COLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : obbyperal, Bvprios, and Dlroppolototonto. Pries I& Yam, Oorshgl; or Author, 11.. Grist Marlboroagbuttest, W., Loudon. Constitutions dilly, at Morose Dubaltir, hhishise. to. WoMien Wona.—Crochet, again, ie another sort of woman's work with similar advance ; bat the most I singular woman's work I ever beheld I saw one day at the Crystal Palace. Now, there le this picaliarity about con certs at the Crystal P alace, that I moue saw at say others so moth misters of occtpation. My poor faculties are such that 1 can't do more than one thing (except in a few paltry iostanoss) at • time ; if I &Steed to mash, I can do nothing ales bat talk just • little. Ime other pumps; however, reeling becks and newspapen, Gluon contentedly, pitying with children, sod doing woman's wet ; and the last wealth's work I maw there was a puzzle to Zee. A young lady bad upon the thumb of the left band • ring, whether M goM or of other metal I Newt say ; from the 'jog dependeda chain (apparently of the seam material as the ring), and to the chain wee attached • thing (apparently of the same material as the chain) Ada to acme would have seemed a tobacco-stopper, to others • toothpick ; but I am =dined to believe it was anther. In her right hand tbe yawn lady held • small piece of ivory, shaped somewhat like a legless alligator, whose mouth wail opts, whose teeth were draws, wheel tail-part was cleft and stooped eat, and mud whose body, beneath the hid*, bed bum wooed, by takiag advantage of the Wefts, • quantity of cotton. Drawing oat just enough of the cotton to twist round two or three of the fingers if her left head, the young lady took the ivory sili poor in her right hand, and kept plunging him up • • and down, and round end round the thread upon her fingers with the rapidity of lightning. Occasionally she would pause to make some we, I know not what, of the tobacco stopper, or toothpick, upon the work wrought by the plunges, which uncoiled the cotton from the alligator's body. Ultimately she gave vicious bite (oot elegant action) at that part of the th: an ead which connected her work I with the coital remaining round the alligator's body, effected • operation, and spread oat ripoa bar knees a figure assisting of four loop of cotton joined together after the Leticia of the lava of certain flowers. Then she repeated her former rapid motions (having wound more cotton round the alligator), sad when she had made • comber of these cotton figures she tied them together till they formed • row of some Isagth. I bad Dever seen this sort of woman's work betas, and therefore, when the concert was over I wandered about the grand transept mach troubled in spirit. We ars certainly wonder fully made, thought I, particularly women ; why, if I were to at that horrid-looking stuff Ole beautiful girl at the counter over then is mothios to sweetly, it would disagree with me to& eirtainty,aad make my ooniplextoo moe:a it it (which isnyiog a grist deal.) And yeti oes her compeers contioually feasting upon that compound (it looked like cake withcold-cream iota over it) with impunity ; their skin is as clear as crystal, sad as spotless as snow. Their ineidee and their outsides—thelr ways and their looks, are to me incota preheosibla I wish somebody would explain to me both the mystery of • good complexiou and the mystery of the ring, the tobacco-stopper, and the alligator. Scarcely had I finished my thoughts when 1 espied • friend in need ; Mrs. Porton was exactly the to relieve my mind. I wu informed that the allis for was called a shuttle, and that the work was WWI =Wag. What tattooing mesas I had always had mow idea, sad have been expect's, it to be revived at those fashionable balls where the ladies have next to u nothing to ever,* sad sow I have • hazy option of what Is meeat by tatting. I can't give the etymology of the word ; bet I one my that for the I axhibitioa of a pretty hand is is the of the very beet kinds of woman's work. Vihether it mart be dams to the seem paniment of mono I forgot to ask; but by all Mans let II be done in public. The ring, and the alma, sod the tooth • and the ivory. and the logos moo white than the ivory, glittering, end fruiting, sod gleaming, and twisting, sad curving, are very ataorbiag. N.B. A diamond nog on the fourth taw of either bud adds mach to the effect. — The Queen. WILL oe Mt LATE J. W. WALLaci.—Tbe will of the late James W. Weikel', proprietor ad manager if Wallach's Theatre, in Broadway, hos boss admitted to pro bate. The testator giw the theatre to his eon, John Leese Welleak. except's' 51. earthy per week, winch be directs to be paid to his sou, Outs= - Bury Wallach, of the British army. To Capta in Wallach he leaves half lie plate aid the proceeds of his beam is Poesztesothetreet, which he dents to be sold ter ids beesilt. To Mr. John Lester Walled be loaves his estate at Lee' Bros* std his mosey is bank nooks, hoods, ho., sad all his residuary estate is to be equally divided betimes Captain He Wei Dl= sad big brother, Ms. Liana Wallask.—Neve Pert Nonsiti,AUlS. LOSDON, MOND.At BVBNING, MARPR . Is, 1865. AMASICA. inaMatii swiaoisewm) • ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN. (VII Onsecestle.) NZW YORK, Pm. 26, 7 P.N. A despatch from Admiral Porter confirms the ciompeaion of Wilmington by the Federal,. The ' tea eo-operated with the army in capturing the city. Porter got two gunboats over the middle ground of Big Island, and opened fire on Fort Rising, commanding the principal obstructions whim the Confederates bed sunk large steamers. The Federal fire drove the Confederates from the fottl A shot struck the Elaseaces below the water mark, nuking her leak badly. Daring the night the Confederates sent 200 floating torpedoes down the river, but Porter oink them by musketry. One torpedo entered, add blew up the wheelhouse of the Osceola, and knocked, down the bulkheads. No dronage, however, was. done to the hulL The following morning Porter spread fishing nets semis the river. The Montauk could not omen the shoals without being lightened. Porter planted thedrideral flag ots Xert Strang. Ame'e dividon .bad a sharp eacatanter with the C7oatedanstes sew the do& Grant reports that since May List 17,000 da nerters have come In from Lee's army. the Richmond papers announce the arrival of Admiral Buchanan. and add that Admirals Bu chanan and Semmes being in the right places can not fail to give a good account of the Confederate iroaciads. Schurz has been appointed to the cammand of ilanoock's corps. • General Joe Johnston has been ordered to report himself to General Lee for duty. Several guerillas have crossed the Potomac at Edward's Ferry, driving in the Federal pickets. They afterwards retired with some plunder. A public celebration of the late victories will be held is New York on Saturday mat. The steamer Sacramento left San Francisco on the 23rd for Panama, with 1,000,000 dollars in specie, of Ithich 430,000 dollars are for New York. COMXZECIAL INTELLIGINCE. Money euy. Gold, 1991. Ixobango on London, 21 r5. 0: Paris, 2.53. Stocks dull. New' York cills ; Illinois, 118 j ; Brie, ; 5-20 Bonds, 1 . Cotton slightly firmer. Middling upland, 84. Flour declining. Wheat quiet. Corn good encpiiry. Provisions steady. Coffee quiet. Sugar mulmelsemes Wady. Petroleum dull; crude, 43 ; refiied, 66. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. (Via OrooMania.) NEW YOBX, NAB= 2 (Noninta). Deserters state that the last of Hardee's anal craned the Sautie on the 25th ultimo, at Char lotte, and the last of Hood's army, 12,000 strong, passed through Augusta on the 19th, to join Beauregard. Qeorgerown baa been evacuated, and I. now in posseesion of the Federal.. The steamer Arago received off Charleston, ors the 26tb, news of the burning of Columbia and of the Federal occupation of Augusta. The Charleston correspondent of the Herald, on the 26th, annoences that official news has been re ceived that Sherman bad burnt Columbia in reta liation for his troops being fired upon from the houses. --- The Berald correspondent at Hilton Head on the 26th does not confirm the capture of Augusta. Charlotte papers denounce the shelling of Columbia by Sherman without warning, and before the women and children bad left the town. Several citizens were rhot down after the occupation. Char lotte despatches of the 25th report that no alarm was felt there. The direction in which Sherman is moving is not stated, but he is supposed to be mak iug a flank movement. The weather and the con dition of the roads interfere with military move ments. Sherman's headquarters ars at Columbia. The Herald thinks that the Southern despatches show that Sherman, after sending Beauregard, Hardee, and Bragg upon a false scent to the north ward, has moved to the east, to form a junction with Scofield from Wilmington. The Richmond Examiner inveighs against the ides that the evacuation of Richmond would not damage the Confederacy, and declares that it would result in the loss of all respect for the authority of the Confederate government, the disintegration of the army, and the abandonment of the scheme of the Southern Confederacy. The Engnirer says that the enemy have lately thrown their forces across the lines of every Con gressional retreat, since when the members of Congress have left Richmond one by one, until only the skeleton of the legislature remains, which is rapidly diminishing to a number of members in sufficient to form a quorum. If the President is' firm, and does not imitate the Congressional ex ample, he will be esteemed as the founder of a sew people, and his name will be written with thous of Washington, Tell, and Alfred. Should be, however, abandon his post, historical instances can be found to illustrate his disgrace. The Sentinel says, in view of the opening of the campaign by two armies destined to wrestle for Richmond as the prize, it would be proper to put the capital into fighting trim, and recommends the departure of useless non-combatants and con sumers. - Grant has marched his troops out of Hatcher's Run, it is supposed to make another effort to gain the south aide of the railroad. The condition of the roads, however, has caused a temporary aban donment of the movement. The Petertfring Express of the 25th believes that an important battle will be fought within two or three days. It is reported that Sheridan bas sent an expe dition to aseertaia if preparations are making for Lee to fall back upon Lynchburg. Forrest has assumed the command of the cavalry in Mississippi, east of Louisiana and West Tennes see, and threatens to exterminate all Confederate stragglers, robbers, and deserters. Lincoln, in reply to the committee informing him of his re-election, acknowledged with grati tude that the people continued to have confidence in him, and he accepted the trust, with its yet onerous and perplexing duties and responsibilities. Lincoln has approved the Fortifications Bill, the appropriations for which have been reduced to half their original amount. The Senate has pawed the Loan Ball. The House of Representatives have pawed a bill, to become valid on April 1, increasing the duties on liquors and spun silk, and imposing a duty el 5 cents per pound on raw cotton, 20 on etude TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CRlOnlei ITALY. TUBU. Nam 1L• The journal Lis Alpi of today says :—" Rumours are current that the Minister of Finance has con cluded a loan with M.M. de Rothschild, but ws believe the news to be premature." TURIDT, Meaon.l2. The Turin journals of to-day publish a letter from the Minister of the Interior to the sub•prefect of Aosta, wherein be announces the lively satiate°. tion of the King at receiving the address from the municipality of that town. The minister adds— " Assure the people that the reports which have been spread of the separation of the valley of Aosta from Italy are absurd, and utterly destitute of foundation, and moreover, that it is the inten tion and desire of the King and of the whole nation always to maintain its connexion with Italy, and to defend it against every eventuality." The letter concludes with a promise from the minister to encourage the development of the re sources of the province. SPAIN. MADRID, Mum 12. In to-day', sitting of the °owes' the Minister of Finance announced that ix conseqmenoe of the reductions effected in the Budget the revenue and expenditure f0r,1865 would balance. MBILIOO. NEW YORK, RA UCH 1 Advisee received here from Mexico rid Haven nah state that the garrison of Oajaca, numbering 7,000 men, surrendered unconditionally to General Benn►e on the 9th ult. Dias attempted to escape, but was arrested and shots The French troops have annihilated the guerillas commanded by Romera and Roga. It is reported that no quarter was given. Romer& was shot. Aceording to a despatch from Ban Francisco, Mazatlan was in a disturbed condition. Guerilla encounters were frequent. A report had reached New Orleans from Mata 'Nora' that Maximilian bad forbidden the issue of clearances to American ports, and that the Ameri can consul had been expelled front Maianierss. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. LIVIESPOOL. MAKS 12. The Afrioan ma steamer Calabar arrived here to-day, with dates from Benin to Jan. 24 ; Fer nando Po, Jan. 29 ; Cameroous, Jan. 31 ; Old Calabar, Feb. 2 ; Brass River, Feb. 4 ; Nun, Feb. 4 ; Bonny, Feb. 4 ; Lagos, Feb. 7 ; Ames, Feb. 9 ; Cape Coast Castle, Feb. 11; Cape Palmas, Feb. 13 ; Sierra Leone, Feb. 19 ; Batbunt, Feb. 28 ; Teue riffe, March 1; and Madeira, March 4. Consul Livingstone had arrived at Fernando Po on the 28th January. The island was healthy, and trade was brisk. H.M.S. Lee was at Bonny on the Bth January, to enforce payment of the flue of 240 puncheons of palm oil inflicted some time ago by Consul Burton upon King Peppel for having stopped the trade of the river in the early part of last year. The King refusing to goon board the Lee when sent for, Com mander Lane sent in an armed boat, and brought him off by force. When on board he still refused to pay the fine, in consequence of which Commander Lane has stopped the trade at Bonny. The princi pal native traders have removed all their most valuable property into the interior, expecting another visit from her Majesty's ship Lee. At Accra trade was very dull, and the small-pox has entirely disappeared. The barque Windermere was totally wrecked at Madeira on the Bth February. The crew were saved. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE. JAN. 26. The Confederate cruiser Shenandoah has arrived here. She has burnt eleven ships since her depar ture from the Cape. A fine comet is visible in the south west. It is supposed to be that of ISO, predicted by Herschel as returnable in 2l} years. NEW ZEALAND. MELBOURNE, Jen. 26. Advioes from New Zealand state that affairs there were less peacable. The defection of the Tanranja natives is announced, and the Waikato are said to be preparing to assist the Taranaki tribes in resisting General Cameron. JA PAN. SHANGHAE, Jl3. 26. The report of the re-building of the Sinionosaki Fort is incorrect. Six Japanese steamers have been found in the Straits, forming part of the expedition to punish the Prince of Nagato. THE LATE Dl7lll DIMORNT.—PARIS, MARCH 11. to-day's gain of the Gene irellislatlf an limner'sl decree wee read, adman the obsequies of the Duke do , Morey to be celebrated at the publio axpeues. M. Schneider, vice-president, expressed the poignant grief of the meembly at the sad loss which the country had sustained. Be an nounced that all the deputise would be pressed at the fa. nasal rites, which are to take place in the Chards of the Madeleine ea Monday seat. Difesarcir or TIM BOMBAY Mans. not-m -*IIMS, Rascal 12.—The Perinea's.? sad Oriental Com pany's steamship Duise, Captain Roehill, sailed hence this mornieg with mail' for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out thirty dna, sad twenty wood-class pain:gets, and on freight 103 boxes of specie for Bombay, value 34,905/., of which amount 5,6181. is gold cote, 27,8701. bar diver, and 1,4171. In gold thread, madam jewellery, ter. AERIAL LOCOMOTION.—A prize of 5,100 f. bits bees pieced at the disposal of the Society for. be Rocca moment of Assisi Locomotion, by mesas of apparatus heavier than air. This was announced at • late west ing of the society by IL de Leaden*, vie w -president, is his report on the °pastime of the year 1864. Several experimental apparatus have already bees 4:mistreated. among which we nary mention that of 111. de Groot. whisk however, *sing to the defective *reclaim of some of its parte, is sot yet is work ing order. An interestiog experiment was made at Gm mike the other day. The members of the 'Mato who Un dertook it obtained some goad results front a rudimentary epeeists' emeisting of wimp mode of feathers. accordiog to M. Menaimises essishod. By WM' the eh with there vier, the exPleimiletaunts reisiss themselves • few lacks* hoes the gloved, a fact which partly confirms the story shoat the Viennese watchmaker Degliss, sod also the theory of those who maintain that denemerstive re sults say be olenised by the dined waken= of home strength shoh—Ordigassi. OPTIMAL APTOINTHRIML—MT. Heavy J. Stoner bee been appointed • county .net in Surrey by the Lord Chastener. Mr. James hes bees appointed chief judge in the West Idle Relates Office, is the roses et Mr. eftsge. Mr. Reginald Oink mearMary to the West ladle Estates Oommieeloa, is appointed to sot ▪ seeend judge (without eshev). it the room of Sir Frede rick Rogers, reelpied. Mr. Wnliam Pole, F.R.&, be. bees appoiseed sisesehiry to the Royal Oemasimien of Inquiry lido the Railways of the United Yiegaws. The Rm. Miserert Dons, ineumbelat of the ohm& sad parish f sci renhem. has been appointed 66 the aura mod relief 111011anallik °kW.. Id, • Addftioindl ,• 40 edit*: /15 cents per ponM ea !obero:, stasis I, t,,irlit Oaebi pee Wit : on railroad iron; , woressincibil tei 90 eebts, and repeal- ing the 'act f ' tfie iiiportation of guano from the islands dowered With *merited& A privateer — ermine . : ma — sting 6 guns was reported offtipemseernmellsonity of Cuba on the 9th ult. The 4114111110 Moravia, Edinburgh, New York, and rerinegiranis hare arrivso out. IBCUAL,INTSTAIGUICE. NEW VOSZ, Ilizez t Ilmoie. Morierimy"lBl/8.• Ilichange on Landes, 2141 ; did' Pi* Stock drilL New York 'Centrals, Milion, 1171 ; Erie, 71i ; 23 •Bewls, .144 ckfitoß'<i*t. Wwili land, 84. Bremintalle..dsclining. Erorienert i1rox1; Odle Weedy.' . Seem , quiet Molasses dulL Per i , Widertin. dell.: lenge, i reined, 68. ' • " NEW YORK, Rime K Itininact, . &hasten* has hewed 1111 order, dated 42hierhotia i lfebeeraby Illresssming. the •oondsmadi tbe army of Tennessee, and of all troops.' brlbe de partinent of Seirith . Ciirolina, Geotßia, and Elorida.l He sayi he tikes the Manama Willi' strong hope, because be will be — i — asjatia in council on the field .by, 'the bait& ad tea °Rib. gegietone The New rork.);4l7y tfetos r Miireatre army at 90,000 men. • .1 Th. Bichetend leqrsieer asp :—The air is ailed with alartaingllUMMl. gees, lam has found voism every err Is opened to Satan: • Precautionary manures are considered to presage disaster. At a mem o meeting of the people resolu tions were, peeeddl declaring their unalterable pur , pose to achieve indepsodeneei Tire message of the Governor of Georgia opposes the arming 'of the slaves. They do not wish to enter the arm. They are now restrained * fear. lithe, leave the Merry will make them fight. They will desert by thousands. The Governor denounces violently the miiitary. and civil policy of Davie, which if persisted in must terminate in reconstruc tion with or without subjugation. • The New Jersey Legislature has rejected the constitutional amendment. The Hones of Repreeentatives has pamed the 600,000,000 dale. loan bill. The main features have not been altered. It empowers the Secretary of the Treemuy' at his option to Mao a further issue of 6 per cent gold bonds in lieu of seven-thirties. The home boa also passed a resolution, by 80 to 64 rotes, eleelarieg that hereafter trial by court martial shall be confined to persons in the. naval and military eervice or rebel spies in all the Staten; and territories where United States Courts are open. The Senate bee adopted the amendment in breeding the duty on tobatto, senile .cistrs,, and cheroot% . Tt has oleo passed the House Bill, taxing ssler i half per cont. The sales of T.SoBoula since February 1 amount to 23,000,000 ;lola., leaving 111,000,000 unsold. The Royal Nall steamship Bumps arrived at Queenstown at 10.15 p.m. yesterday, with 41 pas gaugers and 13,160 dola. in specie. She landed 126 Realm of mails and 3 passengers, and pro ceeded at 10.30 p.m. All well. (now OUR ma= NEW YORK. FAR. 25. I indulged in some speculations in my last letter as to what L. is likely to do to prevent his beans caught in this vast net width is now being thrown around him. And although the facts of the case, ao far as they are known here, remain much the same as a week ago, and though I am not desirous et claiming very much importance for either my own speculations, or those of anybody else, the subjset is so interesting and important, that I cannot avoid returning to it. I find that the best judges here us satisfied that as soon as Lee gets his detachments gathered in, he will strike • severe blow some where in anticipation of Sherman's appraise'', and that it is on Grant it will fall Rumours of an engagement at Petersburg, in which Grant got the worst of it, were current Is town on Thursday, and though they were evidently invented for stockjobbiug purposes, and excited little or no attention, I have often remarked that stories of this kind are often storm-birds that creep northward through the lines whenever a squall is impending. It is now well known that when Grant made his late advance on Hatch's Rau, though be "extended his left" considerably, be failed to get hold of the precise position at which he aimed, which !has left the extremity of his End I very much exposed--so mush so that an attack on I it bas been expected daily for the last week, age I it has probably owed its safety so far •to the &eV that it is literally plunged in • sea of mud, caused 1 by the spring thaw. That it has not been drawn in somewhat is doubtless dee to Grant's unwillingness to yield any ground he has ones gained, and to the necessity of keeping Lee well bugged on the Southern side during the opera tions at Wilmington and Sherman's advance. How ever, it is possible that Groot may not receive the blow, and the alternative is to move out against Sherman, leaving a Soros at Richmond strong enough to bold it temporarily. Should this fail, nothing remains but the evacuation of Richmond I and retreat to Lynchburg. Mr. Foote, the late member of the Confederate Congress, who passed through New York a week ago, on his way to Fort Warren, but has since been released on his under taking to go to Europe, was very communicative about the Confederate plans, and states that the expediency of evacuating the towns on the coast an well as Richmond itself was fully dismissed in "secret session" over a month ago, and there did not seem to be any general objection to it, in case it became necessary, so that it is safe to conclude that the measure is even now in contemplation. The Richmond Whip of Monday last makes the fol lowing remarks, which show that something of the kind is feared by the public in the Confederate capital : Warmed is safe if all parties ooacerned do their duty ; that is, if the new ileereaary et War is energetic, sad if the sew oommaiteary shall be fraud to have some eleaasetney ideas about food ; eopeetally if Casper praised at env with such Whistles, for the purpree el giving Oseerel Les teatrol at larp Bugaboos at sweep. se that peers; asks at their hands. Proeiptleado and deaden are farpre last is this natter, yeti& i uedersteed that nosy eassehen have len speeches to mak% and as., they op, hoe 894 U threatened to be beard for two days, gets( dews lute the very 4et principles of human society, sad swain to the Wiliam future which is reserved for the &easy of oar specise—aad the roads almost bailee* slimly to dry ender the winds of larch 1 Two days! Why, Sher:ass OM UNE* batty setae is two days. The Southern pores are filled with Felicitous fTVVOPENC of dreadful things that are to happen to Sherman in cos he aontinnes his advance ; they all profess to be satisfied that the unhappy man is " Alareh ing to his doom," but we have had so mach of this sort of thing, that I shall not okraPY your space with any serious discussion of it. No thing, in fact, is more certain than that there is nothing to stop Sherman es long as be t i tes to move on Ms present line, until be comes •• colli sion with Lee's army. And the only question on which there is now much room for doubt is, I where this collision will take place, whether at bond or some point further seath. Sherman ki(4lf, as I told you a few weeks ago, expects this cotlision, and °maiden that it will be the last great eirent of the war, and deo/Jiro of the fat* of the ‘6onfe dewy. What Lee could gain, beyond two or three months' time, by a retreat on Lynchburg, bodes, Asa , expected- to force his ,way Au, into Georgia, I confess I am unable to es of and eitia - And nolicsdhwhe doge see. , East Te bas now been fought over for two y is acknowledged by all pukka to be a, oceeflebt trysts. ,Es zike salle thing may be said of Warr ie t Vas a w i_ eat with.lissibiegw_ tie posseekll 41.11116.411m7. row, of cadres, be impoesitihrto Moist an sew very long at Lyachburg. be that I cannot persuade myself that Lee would =lce naiad at thispeiat with any other view alma that =l e ! : tains his escape into Georgia or West T i r bibialbility of this it is as yet scarcely worth whiis to disease. • There seems tdbe no doubt that the Confederate Congress has been nearly frightened by Sherman's advance into seldmily passing au act,as "'wet eassion," authorising the arming of 200,000 negross. It is too late. They have no means of putting any such measure into execution. Even if their con trol over their own territory were oomplete, the hostility both of the planters-who have newer shown the slightest disposition to sacrifice property of any kind for the Confederacy—and o the pogrom themselves would render the raking of any such force tedious and difficult. To-day it may be safely said to be impossible. I have no doubt they will get a few thousands under ,arms, ;antonym can be Oohed up in the immediate vici nity of the Confederate armies round Richmond, but no force large enough to exercise any influence on the fortines of the present campaign. The House appears to be 'ready enough to try the experiinent, but the Balße still hang• fire, and according to the nowspaptos, the sionsideration of the bill wax indefi nitely postponed by the latter en Tuesday last by a majority (dean 14 will, doubtless, be brought up fistat Since the above wee written the news has come of the captain al Wilmington after wouse.fighting. This will, of course, shapir hasten the exeoution of •QinbiSatiQii ki Ransil Canolisa,, which m u d sketched out above, if it be the one really ind. s &t all events it will materially facilitate Shannon's operations by putting him within easy wash of sup plies and reinforcements. The signs of an early evacuation of Richmond continue 6o increase. The female clerks employed in the government offices *aver it. is announced, received a "furlough " of forty days, and there is extraordinary activity Peeemberg. FratiatraT Igtherroff.—A meeting of the friends sad enporters of ter. TOMBS will be held at St. Martin's hall ter evadlio 1188 °Wok BikrimanarearlON 07 TEX CIIT OF 1.01100 N.—. Yesterday (tiostarday) it was mirestly reported throagh oat she Oity that Hr. B. N. Bowler will contest the city of Lades at tholortlemosiag purl titmice it the maser min Widest, sad is idioms that throe other gentlemen will be brought forward ou the rme side. —Observer. littraesearrarrog Or MAW/U.BONX —Humours are rife that a esswervativeid high deadiog cad of Mtge forted will seated this inetrepolitee borough with Lod /teeny and Mr. Barmy Laois at the nod election. Some time tier Mr. 0. Z. low* who .nutted the eons coronersidp with Dv, lookmese, mote a Mika to his named% damitsuing that if he cord sot find a oosservaime atm of Ender msg. lade data kiamstf, he would per-mall thi held aid se the Whops 40 obs elossoss of The FMRer Worm has now, it is mated, beau lege& Cm , dot legal patinas who have taken part la me dem piddled miroste ia the borcagh e»modukig madam a. which lead at its tested wee setripataid.—Oteermr. Itmarietrraffloff or Nos Wuxi. Mr. &thud Totimod do Mooed a farewell addrir to the to silerms, In thesesoseof whke he says : "Without 1 aloud romaterlewilie mewl el siiie ototarmalie -/lied is porilereset sad is the musty, I Lore it to yousgog men to ram es the good Wei. By narrowing the elide of my arispatiod, sad avoiding the Rome of Oommono—once my plod" his sew too hem a bubo fee my tailing strewth—l may still, wham to able to reader soar medico nearer boom" The sourrvatires, having haws ardsoodal is their oa deseoar to indium Captain Weld, s sepia , is the Doke ▪ Busafert, to stead or the Mulatto Is oppotalos to Lord Parisi Dimes, em new, at the tam& kirce, legeged is MllllOg. respleid* 0414 J. L. DOM,. el lodghtca- Widstbeig, a sem neighbour of Br. Walter Lees, to reed limed leg simdldtim Mr. Phipps h keowb as se sotto' artgielewles sad so ass el lb. smoohost Messetatives at the meaty. A Urge elestlag of agricutlatiots _wee held at Devine as Thursday dterene, whoa it was B atted that the regodilkla te Mr. Phipps be seat to sub pt I. the Maio. fre threstere. 117111110177AT10N OF Baidoriati.—Yin Ge:rge has ballasted to she electors his ideation to offer blsietll se s suididate for the reproproUdibu at Barestaple et the aso pessal doodle. Be dostribus idseina at as iodopeadest county redeem holding bbseahmeserratire ettsaPlos. • 1110TAL Sooterr.—Tbe attendance at the aoiree et the Royal fiesisty at Bellispon-hotio is Eistsiday was very lap. and insided Indy of the nowt Mabil is ars, misses, Mx His Royal the Prise../ Weiss bescrered the meeting with Ids pose wed iespested she smear interesting objects asllaMadby the toady. The nods presided accompanied his Boyd Higinselo sktompoott the various enurement' throws epee to the visitors. Mr. Menlo.., the myopic. is the Pees natio Loom, had the busier of be* bitrodased to the Primo of Wales by the prodded& His Boyal Higbeass saw the Pawsetia lASIS at work, kid megratelated Mr. Harries so the beauty. siasphoty, sad swarm el his im ported isimmtion. Tau BISHOP OF LONDON'S FUND. —An anonymous lowaiisis el 4,000 L, which ha. hese gives to this feed, lase hats applied, at the dead* wilt, to she budding is a per mamma duce is the district d Bt. Andrew. klarersteck bilL Thie population of the district is betwom 8,000 sod Mt* al who Ilvoeixthe are way poor. sad lo harem* very tepidly them. A mead lurch is at present to fun °gentian sea school sad temporary church. Ade bus hem abided far the arm* and hss been conveyed to the Bodesieetied Commisiosers. The worklag elem. have shows their Wiret is the abase for building a dutch. and haw* formed a tominittos with a view to help is tarry ing it est. They have themselves tostrihstod largely is prop:did to theiroussm bet without edramons bap se prospect existed et carryieg it riot. The rem required to motpletethe work, shoe all local efforts bad been ex howled, wee 4,0001., the whelk is which has toes emoliad by the donor, sad the work will thus bearded ea wittiest further delay. Limn( "HMTIE —Mademoiselle Beatrice, the estrese, euppd at the Lyman Thestre, end will weer this mein (Ileaday) as Yrs. Honer Is the alrespar. .AOl now Pr now it nil from bb poke, AM looldap oft It will lon Penn no, Pan Tory ~I • is in drink lino soy Iro in: goon be, ' bow no wren woo.'" —llsAcsrpeL Bram% Pocut Dula are artistic, Accurst* Ilmonorlion, nods Pi awry switibio far ~pion, sal on sin to envy port of Ow ingdews. Ws by pool, at b. 1. 7, 0. %MTh 17, lt. 14. M It 50. 11. 19 . 2 3. If. nit V. sy. Ty.* pioy4 >4 M. sal 911 gine is pld eras an at t„ s . b. 7, L., 70, 4.1, 1.36 u, 3,5, 16. 11, lit, 19, 2„ W I Z U. mg ffigOwno inn non A dosornine fin for two otrioya_—J. W. now" LeApAo.l9 — wria sal dock maker to )L. Os Priam st Woloo.-4Advernonanj urywoßsTen rams EPS/MCI th e 0 = 44 ToliEtt ros in to W irt i to east arted "rtgl ieedi e re ri ft or Wks t %tr d y et vtdaat petted lode 6.- ter ap en lisda, sad tram COQ. .11&=. Pandaamod aimpini Lr a sew* sel IMaroc Asanta. r 91 qa:.dC=rd-MataktiL lot. and ie. Landow L.. 11 a