The Express. — London, England, 1861-03-20 00:00:00

• • • • • • t 1 ' r" , • • . f ig • Ar- _•'" .• • 4 'l 1,1 . 1 SiArER • - - • s H l it-A No. 4.556.) nI:VIfT anti 3ltHiltE'S AUSTRALI A N LINE .1 rt. 1.13 1.411 Nl'E4TesN 114ret a n sralts• 174 y r M. )441 Arritr4 inroil tlw ectiunp In 74 d a m a nd n il r r.. 4 4,4111 . It 4 spl• u. 11.1 Ahenleenclopps9. STAN 0 , I t•1I 1 \ 1%. 11. ~. , stet .71.1 19111.. •SSII*PL 11 . 1.1. 0 •11 4 no: an /Yr. 1.6 tlu4 U. the, Le.... 44. Duels. Tltle haseaUlal hunt 19 44 N. 61 in 4 •.a..4 %Irrfrknn. es. pn .41 nt the Lasineestos. snub. a... 1 Is toe (4 the lamed 'lupe es . ti.s* 1. 1164 I , 4.4.4 , she hes .ps.l...ts anti elet..nt a. ....at. . fter Odd esshln pts..ettzer• —Yoe I.•fus• .4 trel•ht oe p.t• ..• 1.6 M..4*. awl POWELL. Unlink...elves / 9 .4 t.. 111111'T ao.l lltto tat 9, uttint..e ue,,t 111.:%'ITTan.1 MoORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4r %I'lk1:7 +lllr —1.4116.14%1:1 ISIW • lurr.l • retzukt r. 1.•• ps9 ant.. •1 frem rt.... •.1 .ny ..trnt •111 hinny node klifth • liateb . t.leen . Upper IltATHI:11 DLL!. A 1 t , t• t. U 44 11 tK4t 44.tkT11 Is-ns nuintry 41,9; In tlw I 1.91 In•ir n..• Inntittlf4l se•nri boa losallt • .14, Yytt, 1.•1: t.c tr., 1. Lao in.+l llt z.titt Ilk t. • .. tte laste.t .lugs .4 the poirt .4 Lotel..n. 0.414. •• r 1.411. :bp ..ran. fn.., 1444 1, r 's •4 [tem.. f t •: par sat. apply 1.. lIILS 11'1 ..II Ittllttet Ittres.t ITT anti MitORE'S AUSTR.tLIAN LINK Li ar to 1;IT ‘llll* —toot •% I•\ No, t to. I.nne. ern" Qv Nth April. callow at rt , fr 5w,.:11. II J. too cm hark . agarnolot g - 4 Inl. Wilt shop I It:ono. I .77:::," hooting 1-. t1...t. I iI4I low and 000000 two imager. .110111 S Viol oanoloatooltr lytnot in 1... t halts lA. 1111. In. 411g.1.... a lull 1, oh na.4 ru ON wityla4l.o for ,&-,n 1.1—c00....4. h.-t 'too • olc. lotoool lofty wool sin abr gates' ok•inBlok olooponlotooll) I or Koa•olool talons and In. bertncoliatc powoornucta, aoal arry aro esperkivo col ouna.on Par krona .4 trsattot oot wow, ape. In Mr G tir.LLArLY. with. or .tr.rt, LIMA* t too DLVITT and NOUN Y., 0, liollltcr .anort DEvirt affil M(X)RE'S AUNTRALIAN LINE of P 1.7 1 1 111 P. - Vor I.AI - 51LT4141,. least a feral., trader. has gr. at part of her rano/ ramp I. ao.l .111 have I•1•bli di/4r h BMW' Wilt r Iguque LUCK NoW , A 1. rrtot.st am took if lIIN Lrll.lF. 1 4 ..turonooef lying In the L0w1..11 Ih. ts. 1 hi. .111 p ha. ant rat a. t..• 1111.14•1•,• fat • few lorf p.p.artrt.:.•ra —For len s . of (might ur pusses apply to DEVITT and 314101:E. to, atrreL DEVITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 KIT gn Ir. - rola IT tul Itlrect tol....le uoube.lpunrtnally ia the .4b April . the apkvdid clipper.shlp KING UE IT.t Lt. A 1. n-_lster 1,30. i hem, Ks 01:T 31 Nutmeg Commeader . Irina; lo the Lawlor. MIAs. This ship has heels attest .Ith the err satin rare awl cotesi.k 1,11011 fi.r ll.e ~,,,,fort of penerthere . she ha. a spat •Ais and elk.xanot sishs.n, ao.l her mbar an lofty and airy. •be has also very sot..tioe wonin. IYAISIO• foe Interior bate ps•stbserrA rot terms of hell:lit or :71:T.17 Messrs 11114 re 11K sad Co., Crest St. Ilektie; EVITT sad hilllterstneet. LONDON to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY. SLACK lILLL LINE of CLIPPER PACK MIL =fling from toofice Nets 1011 L 11111 , 1 from Grail:send with un til/1n punctuality on the INh of c4cli lacatk ferrildlig gouda We fin 71h. mini pnlvlously /lards. To $%ll. rglislarat. Xothorby l.lOO Neiman May 10 Ilaitstany Dill. 1,000 Diglai.1... bi o y e 11 Yi;tYti .. UM .X/1.0 , Attired 10 I.Soll !artist Llboratoraswellpper. 1.«» illaette lna. 10 Alamo 'Yin Loth . %al;nye high cis Abcrd., n and El,. Ilab bull clippers form part at 00 ertabratc.l Mack Ball Line ni Brltlah and Australian to•Itoyal Mall Packet which bate. by thclr punctuality and upld prom". rarncd 1 trcrld known reputation, and Wholle 5ee..111111..ia11.. is 1311•11rp~1 by say Towels anat. MtVito JA tt /1.1 1:A1 Nr4 and C... Liverpool ; to all Agents Mack Nall Line awl, la Loan^ Oa T. IL !WILILY and Oa.; Moorgatootreat. It. WELY STEAM COMMUNICATION t o YOWL—The LITIULTOOL, NEW YORK. sad IA STEAM saw COMPANY Inteud despatching rellraj l ared Ira %crew Steara-ablps, calling at Quesustua la hli awarr lint &Vetches. n &Was vl : LT 011 LI AR TOOL IOR NEW TORR. EDINIEROIL Wedoeaday, March 27. °LAMM. We ine.lay. April I. CITY OP WARM NI.Ti oN. Wr AprU 10. Asd ovary sueoredina It • ,Inesday. OMR WOW IA It ad 21 guineas, according to UM Isifellll. madallsa. Itairward papa a ratheao. Inekidtua all prinlakats tlaabai Pasmapia Ma Quads sad the Western states honked Rpm% as yin adramuitaas Lonna —Tar farther particulars Me WILLIAM INMAN. 11. Wiarraiest. Liverpool: sr Is sad XACZT. ILINg WlMmairesi. aq. KITISH mad NORTH ABEHRIOAN ROYAL lUlli EWA RUM between LIFRRPOOL mid NEW Me* sad be.ween LP/KRIVOI sod RUSTON. Übe ailso ourip milli* 4 HALIFAX. The lolliveihor or odor voloollo ore oppilieed von b., en Livrpool, calling all Oa& to Pioorro Ibie moils : lIIIIIIIIVA. for lir rare os.. Saturday, March U. PtMallA. for', 6W yi,r.K. su.unlay, March lat NLAGAII.A. to Ileiol.,N, setuniay, April all=ilmam itc •MA 1w and provider, tat etaas sr Ilanors —T., ilailfat and Rostov. dial *alga l /111 ; assaa4 Galas, £la To v.. Vora, ads' cau lk ; mirk LW height to Ileitis.. Rosins, aa4 New Taft, to per lee, sea S per cent. rrio•ste —Apply I. .1. B. Yourd.A. Old Landon. D. Curds, terve, sad It, Plate di a • O. and ./ Hums, Leatherwears'., 0 C. Viet IWO* . .r awl C. Who, a ta tra: i er - • ISM* LivolaeL 13HILLIPPS, GRAVID% sad PRILLIPPS, 11, laid-lsoia IC., .1111dhogiaish leakeilissslamors tar the sadoisisaltuosit harts. uil sneris art Amapa. as Ostlows : SOTTIADAY art tie RBI yr,. Twalsoves mons. lag, Wadi W. treat el Ur T.grer. Van , Al. RATAVIKIL Plenday morahri. Wars\ ft, M II o'clock, trots the 4166 aid reirelos atisaiwoltort. threo—rokion. i.l 10a tore cabin. 17.. retarn tkkcte, if to and Cl as 3.1. autstay. the PUHA'ALIIK, Tomorreirw, Yank ri. Furs— AL AI sad las. &tura tracts toned at a far. and a bat/ OUTRRNIURII, LtsT ANOLI% V, shoot Y.tech ft, from Allomma's The. Apply as above, or at /lapilli' Universal Ofilty. iegettactratts, W. Alan Coon %Anion town tor— NW TOIL, 1111 Vi right:, ski. :lay, March 10. NEW TORE, Strif EN. Apr4l IT . it = p terl., O. , P. as ohm. ,or to CROAK KY 46d Co.. 466 44. Kim Wlllisinateret, Lt. GOTIMUINULNT OPTICIA —ItNIKAITION IN 'CALI OP PREVII*IIII. Tex EUROPEAN ASSURANCE socirrY !two PULP', E. .4 GI'AI'ANTY.E.. at reduced rates. hie Metals la or under the TRII•13t1. Custnim. InWd lirramalla bard of Trade, r.. law Ward Admiralty. and other pub& &parlament* and f..r I*mM sad railway clerka and pew= la Further reduction. "n the com'Muillon nt the assurance irlth Plulmata• Ammlii. nested 011 itrlllll tonna mod .ter► Infmiaatinn may as &Raised sit Chid 0111 m. Xs. 1. liatorlon-plam. Pall mall. Leaden. /OR MOM— METROPOLITAN 101:731TY, R. 3. refer Lambll , l Ilmsm Rae, triad. laa Lloyd. Lg., 114 ffpag fllr J 31.7!fts. /OM MAIM Ammo Dmweorl, two. worth Orissit J. Delsbnisr. Rm. Ociwitc Pearce. Tag, Pea. toe. Joseph Pease. 6.14 Darliarton. Pry. 41. . Urcrpool. Hinny Start. kat Q. Row. Portasowath. J. humans Toren, MR. Ilaissa Marker. Ilso J.loci.ll I ialrrisouil. kap. =B. Winds.. 4.0 i. u r oro Tollo.ll. V.Ofj. Rabbet. Fay. IM•1,171/MT u hy rotation . Rashusin Hawes. At' —Witham J Lowther. gin. Pllt.tflAt Dr. 110%. NO. 10. New street. PCILOllOll—J..tto 1111t..0. . V Its No. to. Nast Broattatrest lout Amory. Tearer. . an,l Swift. No. 25, TM.. taarem street. ADVIL:M(On or Aft.t . I: I NU WITH THIS SOCIETY. lotiosoisal easoss•110•111. as 1 ,41 . 1 Seater twang ritiralwA and so commis/es await I'M at the whn:a at Me prollts to the rolactiou of lie of Neshen of lee yew? ataal!Wtaa operant.. • yen isaamirdee of ale aore t saulsto4 furl asoo.oo, ply w somai imam a tuarteuro the' flociet=miti Weida* • Ink Inn .use /ad Ms Maned to sorrabers la reductio• d ONO rimmal preadass The sms amoved ty p. 41.1.. tuote4 1.400.400 Perth poor mama the Ith April, hull. au abatement has Welt Unload si Ile VOW of SI per cent. ham aisdroo. of 1...m05040u niesithera of this Society would laadurteeprotte to Wake their proposals on or before the Aprfl Drat haapeobases, Copire of ANDISIII AMISS; ant full particulars V:hebtalswel as appllcation to 4. tarn. HENRY YARRHAL : Actuary. Amsl N A NCIL LIFE ASSURANCI Beak. LC h..i IM DiDiYUMAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES, tillOWll Wowlewd the world for the can of everydletwee. Belem %ear rested Traceable ?Ilk fur mulattos Me hews* ant Mitring gra Mara Re. ii. 114., ri. w t.. 4.. ed.. aid Ita touvatrated Vegetsble ftwasset, ter nanous deidlity, aid phyla. eat duquallilratioa, Ate. ea Ili. 11a, or four quantities In one, 53. Vegetable Ran, otataseed, far t elda eruptions. sores, deep tested ulcrrs, ho 1., sad blotches, Re., Is !pi , and 'ft wi. rE =ll afriva R . llllll . ea application, and • ilsehatis I iakie for Patirega,"ese sieww—fhobl by Buchan and tz. Newman street, ittfordalawrt. La/its. W.• and medl etun forwarded on rreelpt of poet-Mlles order.—To be had of all chemists. 11 ilotesalu swots : Barclay, 74 Yarrinsplonaireet . , 3 "•berf 4S. at. raur . churchyaol : J. earacer. 150, Oxford. Ilanitay. so, ihford street Butler, 6, lleapdda: Hooper. 1: 6 1. .:4: 4 11111 un-street. . How TB Orme ; Pinsk Bak alanad. London. AN ETFICITAL RIMIWY.—LAIIBZWPS aininuenc x warm ariars tho bowels or 'thefts es. wed. truly olltemeloos sad pisonlea is admitted t° loth, bra modistes ler haswilialiety reirorlarg oriestas, colds, ewe el &Alma, sill Inetploot essimpama. It ho tel.* earn peewee whom the twill; paricantes bearable, labstrabl7. allays the tn khan which provokes hmlaemi= a sppoarh,sa orineutisplioo its eerie are truly dr ..rieztof skep , or err n lying down for fear of ataffaen• Owl I on retie( In a few atlasitea after taking "crated y sad odd by W 1111ZAT, easatiet, 10, Jassy,- Mewl ilsymarket. auil by all druhrtelia la hottha. LSO., la St, ea Id. ha particular sad mak tor lahibert's halhosald mama ! less en sad address is taissared as ths OXYCORII) and l'Ahlltk I IN; K DAT-RACK. EVANAW MPP 11...• N. • eext•l genie. —Some.% .. Madrigal% Ac. 1W N. L. • xt II M now loony: (or the males I. 11e. rl.hwy 11. Plum!, 1. thrw scrwlette perlormarre, l'Ixrm••• •••••• 1w Mt. • to ' extremely wen sung."—.Atlwnewlu 1....... rem ttenitg at e u'elwelL ARGYLL ROOMS. 1N I) MUSICAL IIIirI'fATAINMENT, with i1k...1.1441,d Itrn.ll 2 Forty In *ember, eliablabal eiry. p• ). aro, • 1•••••• 11 fo.•••• t Soya IWW operas, aw.l tb.• lioluebold Troops. r..bseted by lima Lame.ib• a Iluelcourt. DANCINO at 9 **dock. Ibbninksa. 19. THE LONDON PAVILION MiCsIC HALL, ♦{. Tkhborns street. top .4 the Ilaymarkel—Have yoa WV. tbr greatest novelty 4 the tier•! II not. ico 1 11w above mentioned Mask Hall. and it. Ulm Jll.ll WWTON, the FEMALE Cl' IC. every Mein, "MOWS " " frighlag" Whet gspence.—rile American NOWiiIVI Allen tmea daily at it. /bas en commences every evening at 7 o'clock. I.IUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—This library •A. wee established In Me. to to mtote the more cameral "lfelltatkm of the herd new work, lu Ithanry gutgraphy. Uri 11, Ptillasnyhy. Travel and A.lvenlivre. and the tdirlwr class of rasa*. Erma Its ~, c ameo, einent Issas. I.f every shade of sylalon um 6U suldertv..l iinportaite- have tiro waled for the re of vhheerll•ers. and it now inirtihhes iviavtant mangos of Um hest literature to nearly every town and village la th , . ',hayloft' 17..spea Inn • may h e obtalae.l.ni apleathon In I'll I:LES tloW %It D Sew OvfordAtreet. London; truss street. Main Mester , and New•strect, lilrontighasa. 1111:DCCTION OF TIM WINI MIFF. Et ITROPEAN and COLONIAL WINN COMPANY, Itt, Panay" Lena The above Ompady has lima tonna Jut Ur wpm, d lap airs. the NohlU y. .ad Private Famines with PURR MINIM et the hi ghest character, et a saving of 30 per vent. ROYAL VICIORIA SHERRY-17a per dozen. (rho Standard ol rarellanoa ) STL/24DID OLD FORT ton ppm in the wood 37a per downs. SPARKLISO ITISISAY CHAYPAONE lta ST. JULIEN CLARET, pure and ',khan acidity 21a. 11XStrr 000NALC DJULIDY IPaho or itiown) Ha. sad Sts. lIVROARIAN CROWN TORT, 811RILRY, de... TOL and 24a. The Onset ever introduced lute this country. Bottles and weans Included, and six dozen eases tree kt any esilerey station In Ensimed re Wales. elite Rata tree esteem. Term cub. WILLIAtt ILLIDTIPPINO. Matuuter. TIE NNW 101.1110 N WINS Durum FINAL REDUCTION.—REVISED TARIFF of Mali for lON, with Dr. Homers report, post free, ott t leat per 'loam In $ do: Inland (Yin ordinalre , . bottles Included lk awes. I Chablis White burgundy; Still Hock or Moselle Hoesehold Sherry 18a. HutuuhMd Port s formerly charged Ma. per doles South African Port and Sherry . 18s. and 12e. South African Madeira and Amontillad• Gin, full strength, 131. 3J.. Hurwondy brandy, 17s. per gallon; Holland.. the very heat, S.N.per one l ien cue. any four of the above on receipt of 30 stamps, Smalcit of Tans, cash.—A. aWHiub, i3l. Strand. London. GENERAL MOURNING. GRANT and GARR revertfolly solicit the attention of the nobility and the public to their STOCK of OKNKRAL MOURNING. ivery ZlWoMelptlon of ready.made taexpenalve mostralog lu silk and fancy materlak. c..un Tram. Dream, tc . male complete on ta• atoelest notice, at wholeasta=x• charged la the minaret depart ment' of their eat& (MAST awl GASI. 14 Ilkley at ae oximao-anurr 3. a. 4 ITIK181TI166:7. N it. —Special stteattoa Y regewoted to the New Shade of Mark. ratiereks tonrarstod to the country. CIOURT and PUBLIC MOURNING.—Ladies vv aro TOCollunended the MOIRE IMPIISLAIS GLACE, on woof of its mantes and richnese of colour. SLACK $lOlll6 A STIQUISk very rkh fu quality. at 44 gainer. Black Tulle and MA drosses for evening and dinner d►ess, at the shortest MN lea. LlngrroN Borst, 44. 43 mad 44. OLD COMPTONSTRUN, Yd 44 and 47, 111117114T14111T, AOHO. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NNW 111111 NO AND Au inns riTOCK ler the Warld.talsesl.botch ANGOLA lee ThOUSINA, is new replete and ready for les. floe hemmers were oriel° ded by ler Mlles. Mawsnwyettelreee n. RRle IR -STREIT. HANIi VIA-AQUA/B. to who Is ad weiessete.l with any person Imitating sad adver tising is his name. ANITADLLSHED IICURVART. 1841. rrHE BEST INVESTMENT Is • pefellees et the for.feed Islebtleinemisfie Z. 3100103 sad ?MN, v Where every description of Deem be obtained cheaper and better than at any home to ia. leery department has boen furnished from the pHne markets of Europe, with an assortment of gouda for the SWING SilaW)Sill, superior to say ever offered to the public. The most fashionable and cola. foetal& dyke are combined with durability of material and neatness of finish. ATTIRE for TOURISTS and JUVENILES In groat variety. Any article made to ineamtre en the shortest notice. N.ll--/thoulti any article not be approved of, It will be en drew& or the money returned. K Mirtss and SON'S RULLY for SILLY. MEASULEIIENT and WI of PRICKS malls on application, or pot free. The estahlisbmeitta are elonol every Friday at 'onset until Saturday sunset, wheurouvimr!vis resumed until 11 o'clock. V. 11415,N sad NOS. MERCHANT TAILOR,. %ALKALIS DRAPERS. BATTIRS, HORIIRn. FU POT and 81106 MARKIN, and GENKRAL of TVITTLItt FOR ALL CL.ASSIS. Landoll HOUM:11 : Comer of Minorite and Aldgate. Sty Oxford-street, torn. r of Hart street. Coney cd TottenhArn-etmre-road and Ruston-road. Country Fstahlishneente . Tbotottnerholl.linga, Bridge.street, Bradford, Yorkshire. rnriMie. tartield. A GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE may be corepletW expeditiously, fashiousbly, and eco nomically tarnished at the Kidabllsbnients of L IIVMES and SON, MERCHANT TAUS'S: 4 , WIM)LLEN DRAPERS, HATTERS, MoRIRRS, Pled and SHOE MAKERS, W mecum. 011 - EITTER:4 VOL ALL cuarum London Hones: Corse, of Miseries and Aidgate. Ncw Oithuelotreet, corner 411 feet-street t ~rner of Tottenham court.rood and Enston.road. Country Estalitlehmenta Bridgestreet, Bradford, Yorkshire. Wargate, rheelleld. THE NEW STYLE of OVERCOAT f or thr dyad wank tH Tus Istrodated by HAMILTON and .IK elm& fbildiroda Yost to order Ur* overarle an IMMISed to me tbs w. idyls. • Wed stock at meth. womb mod b~rd who ilways on baud N.D, TM Tab asa Ma kW idly at NC Wend, opposite Tarter Halt. G IJ 11 a—To SPORTSMEN. —The prevent Wien odors itself. —Go to W/lISTLItra, 11, skrisrVbs Clohloweross Hotel : look through his st oc k of IMOD TMD DAMS mud 3111774.1,40AD1NG GUNS. 61110 LE sod DOUILLIAZJUILLLD WILLA of every sort sod dosaiptkodes BEVOLVIULa. by all the best London waken: with of auunnalttoo, go.—WHISTLJUL, U. arzsott ffi g.C.—/ Ea l.rr . W. wIU take s ot. ezdtags. ItII PTUR 118. —By Royal Laura Pat MUMS 110fSxAl. U V a TI MIS (perfected en nhthited hi the inthelket. Int to allowed by upwards 01 En mean be be the mot effective brrention In therms Ito. of =MIA. The me of a steel main so diem bathe l• Its is here avoided : a salt banns being wan rend the body. Ur requsite reined neer le sinned by the MOC-MAIN PAD and i PATENT IjVzk: Mang with so men ease smi neon that It cannot be Ostend, be nes dert a x:4= A * descriptise circular may be ha{ the Tins post, as the eirendernee w body We Whir bier the bent snit be the .ab ut , Mr. %MTN.fafl Pieradllth. A. Umbilical Tin en the ism yen rink emill • he as via Inn pORN8,_111:7110218, sad Dsiracnvz TWI- N..., NAILS MiACTILD iusd CURED le use Warne, withal, settles, by Mr. &UDALL, ltd,ent Ladles stlesded by Mrs It preferred. Terse. Its dd to fa Mr. Meadell bee teellaseslals from the Royal ?many, which =l . : with thousands of others, from all o f the In to the tollovlng —From the 11 t Rat. the lord Ilideop ea London Mr Mendell basalt mired was cores as mg het with,ms giving say awn --•• Sir Rem Alexander,* OA Jannis plAce, has had two large toenails sad a earn ertnieed trim his feet by Mr. Randal, and eau atecoey reacquired Ala" Observe. 86. negentatreet Quadrant. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA Ma been, during twenty-live years, emphatically mne 'lowed by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, as the hest remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartbuni, headache, gent, and lisdiretion, and as a mild ape rient for delicate consti , idiom, more especially for ladles and children. Combined with the AcidnLted Lemon Amp, It forms an agreeable efferveering draught. in which Ile &wind finali ties are much increased. During hot semons, and in hat climates, the regular use of this simple and elegant remedy has been found highly beneficial.—Manufsetured with the utmost atten tion to anortb and purity, by DINNMILD and Co., In, New Bond-street, Loudon. and auk by all respectable chemists throughout the empire. Ms day, pout Ilvo, BAL L YBL UNDER; an Iriab Story. Loudon : Platys, La, sad loam Wed alma Tbd day, Vols. V. sod VI., do, do, of the HISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the oa. &vas of lidded VL and Mary. By Judo AIITHONT Toocr The Zeds of &woo ll dloa, rodeo& of do Volume. I. to IV., containing do VIIL Loden: Putt s,, boa, sad Hoorn. Wed Strand. This lay, carder In Throe Parr with numerous Illustrations, L 2 10a. a, ELEMENTS o f CHEMISTRY . By ruums Mum lludan, M.D., 11 , 11.11., Protean* or Chemistry, King's College, Gordon. Parr I. CHEMICAL PHYSICS. Second Eilllion, revised and enlarged, 10s, ail. PAW 11. NORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Second Edition, greatly OL PAW W. wWwitra. S ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. SOs. Leedom : Paster, Sera rid Boars, Wet Strand S WM" HIPWRECK TIM S o th e, KOYAL NAVY. ly W. O. I. On.t.y. With Preface by tbs law. Dr. MUM [sodas : Parker. Om sod Boars. West armed. Baal ltdittoit. pine Is., by poet Ile TIEBILITY and IRRITABILITMNTAL J." and PHYSICAL, Induced by BPI2.IIATOBREIMA : the , Effect., and Bedard Treanor,. By T. H. Yenitar, 2.7. 4f goletan to the General Post-edlee Lattercarrters' Prowl. dent Institution. tn. London: By poet only, from the Author, 94 Lloyduquare, W.c. MAN'S BODILY POWER is invigorated and prserved from youth So old age by tbs occasional use of rmurs LIPZ MIX Many people who were going down fast In life state that Parts Pills have saved them. Puri fills hors given them rigorous health, new life. and new Milne. It would M Ihs Wight of folly for any man having bodily ailments In nighist this whe precaution of resorting to Parr's PM. bonus—Ton ow obtain Peres Life Pllls ut all Chemists and yggglgnss Vistion, is bones at la 11.1.. In Yd.. and In family pockste. Iro7l/071 OOPAHINZ, or Soocharstad Cap adq samt•lsiond t • Use Pans and London tiospita awl adonewledged aa tM beat remedy tor chronic dire-awn— (Low d Now. d. UN). • eay forwarded on application Pee NW In IC U GASKIEL JMUtrit, Preach rhenaLst, 49, Hay is=lldatea t" parkna I arnallis. Parts . sad the pried/NI Pas Id Just published, fres for 14 army., with rsatapapato EASES co( the S in DISEASES larty Roster J. Joansu, M.D., Licentiate of the Rua/ College 44 Pima clans, Edinbargk, Member of the Roysl College of Surgeons, England, Se., Author of "Skin Diseases and their Remedies," de., price 9s. M.. by pet, es lod Containing ibe modern tr..t meat (ite adopted at the Hospital lit 1.00/11, Paris) for the cure of those &mesa so prevalent In a MO state of civilisation, con sequent on an Impure state of the blood, causing cuteneoua eruptions, scorbutic affections, andocrofula; treatment lot. 11Uptf tidal and deep seated ulcers, go. by the same Author, with numerous Illustrations, prloe 3•434.. by post, ; abridged edition, , • new Medical Work, entitled LITE WORTH LIVING FOR. treating on Nervousness, etc., caused by disregard of natures laws. Hours of Consultation from 10 to 2, and a tad or by appoint ment. The &love Works to belied from the Anther, W. George- street, Hanover-equare, Louden, W. lee qualifications, see " Medical UAW. DL CUATIA UN NOLVOUBNOB GLllZlALDitillblrk, dm. Just Published, price le.,ylikt tree from the Author fee if demo. AMEDICAL ESSAY as the °AIM an& CURE of PRIMATULIS MUNI to MAN, WIN pima directions for perfect restoring* wen' wet Apgar. the result of twenty nee years* summed gresseme Is tee ImMotent of those peculiar nervous and acquired dlismena white tend to embitter and shorten life. 11► I. L MEM I& Alleteasele-stteek Piccadilly. Condos. 10 till 11, sod Ito 8. This le the best hook as hervemesee."—lledlloel Record. Lefties : Mans. are. c..weein : :tee I. Allen IS. Wertriek.lano DZ. ILULILDOZ ON ASTHMA AND MUM Or TAN HEART. Om vol , vastly Improved, Boosed Dirlicakrios laa ad., AE4TH, Its Va ri eties and Complications ; 'ilb Practical Posarks oa tfelr Spada, Treatment Illustratati h 7 war mad plates ailocred trim solisia T. width is 'amend a secciact Treatise w S. Dlseassa of the Mart Dr I. N. NANADSI. 1L D.. O.P. Lain Levals sad Ce. LONDON. WEDNESDAY ETBNING, MARCH 20, 1861. CIARH ADYA WfICH MADE, without delay, by the LON Ia IN I V K• 114 KAT COMPANY (Latted). au. Wart:ale street. eu .lepeot ,leota Ma of sale, or other sp proved eecusity, repayable by easy Instalments. Depoetto n alloeol per ernt. on all nalesate &awe Capital. L 166.000. to shares of SW sad lh meek Prospectuses and forms seot tree on epthitiolies. ANDZIN JANIS ROBY. Wasteelno Dinette. OAIITION.—WATIIIRSTON and BROGIDEN V recommend the pnhUe to have the Cant Gold stated on the lavoice—" Elne Gold and Pun Gold; as applied to Jewellery, hieing • delusion. WATHERSTO). and lIRGODEN'IS GOLD CHAT NM, and all articlee 'manufactured by them, are sold upon this principle. and at the miumtacturen pricee Manufactory, lit, Heiwictta.street, Covent-gnrilen, W.C. Assays made of chains mad jewellery ior This establishment clone at 6 In the eveui•p, and ou Warden at 1. Price Is., complete, with ffi Lug, Mutation. JiItUSALEM and ita ASSOCIATIONS with LIFE of CllitimT. Whoever pommies a Bible or TIMIS Christianity, should buy this Milling Part. i'ost tree, MALL ... . . Loodoa : Ridard Marsh, In, 74d+trert. POULTRY, BUTTER, HAMS, die. IWPORTAIfT TO PASSILIDI, HOTEL•KEEPERS, te flacon, Poultry, Epp, and Daln.fed Pork trash from lb. country every morning. Meet York Hams, tod. per lit Wilt shire flacon, by the side or half, ; Bne American Cheese, by the kat or quarter, 7j4. to Sid. Molder, bid. to 104. ; Owed, e, did. to 10d. ; Uloster, Sd. to Pd. ; Stilton. Is. to le. Gruyere, 10d. per lb. ; good salt butter, la. to Is. M. fresh, la. to la. td per lb. ; young chickens, L. bd.; Large fowls, from U. to 2n ed. : young turkeys, 4e. to re. : young geese, 4s. ed. tot ; lop of pork, 711. to bd. per lb. ; btas, bd. to *I.. 01111 vs tongues, Se. to 44. each; best ,country made , pork sausages. 0.1 per W. and J. L TAYLOR, SS, Little Pulteneyetreek • II . - Homatof•THlO COCOA Peemsese a Diadems me" irslshi umouthairs. sad Invigorating power. riliilC TURKISH BATHS, 20, Baker-street A- Coder medical direction). fitted op on • scale of elapse* unequalled hy any other establisiumeni—The advantages pea sant,' by these are the absence of sulphurous, carbonic, or caber deleterious exhalations, .and that parching. arid, siroocolike heat which characterise the ci so unwholesome chambers now dignified by this name. In constructing the above cheerful, spacious, and elegant establishment the directors have had especial regard to the great ementials, light and ventilation, combined with comfort and luxury: and by all medical men who have visited It it is pronounced perfect. Fridays exclu sively for Ladle*, by whom the strict privacy, and all other arrangements for comfort and delicacy, are highly e None but females, specially instructed, will be then in Wet= The other daysfor gentlemen only. R IMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES, the Magenta and the SoUerlnn, b. 6d. RI MMEL3 ORIENTAL SCRIOUDA, • substitute toe Ream 2s. 6,1. 41ME1:6 TOILET VI/CIGAR, peke Is., li, 61., and ss. El M MEL'S EMOLLIENT CREAM, to supersede Sharing Soap, Is Soland 2s. 6d. dby a lt ties trade: RIMY= perfumer, 116, Mound, and Loodois: sost It Boulevard des Habeas, Paris. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indiapenaable to personal attraction, and to health and longs%ity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or Pearl Dentifrice, a white powder composed of the choicest and moat rveherchf ingredients of the oriental herbal. It extirpates all tartarouo adhesions to the teeth, and ensures a pearl-like white nets to the enamelled surface: arrests tb• further progress or decry of the teeth, and induces a healthy action of the inima. The breath also, from the salubrious and titainfecting qualities of the Wont°, attains a purity and fragrance truly grateful to It. . Price ft. per box. Caution.—The words " Row lands' eke., are on the label, and " A. Rowland and . Sons, 20, Hatton.garden," on the government stamp. Sold by them, and by ebessiste and perfumers. No. I. OLOBVENOZ-ITIMICT, BONDAITREET. ARTIFICIAL TEETH on a NEW and IMPROVED PEINCIPLL—Mr. EAKILL'a PATENTED INVENTION (proteeteel by ber Majesty's Royal Peal, July, HMO), for adapting Artificial Teeth us moveable baste by self-adhesion, are fixed wnboat rprlnp or any fastenings, without pain or ex traction, restore perfect articulaUun and mast c a tion, rendering detection impossible, and last a lifetime. "An admirable con. 'nestle., for remedying the defects of tutor, without requiring as. sets of teeth."—gun, July D. " 111 doubtless he eaten. lively patronisni."—Court Circular. July !l. Unrivalled for tie utility and economy."—Monalag Port, July 20.—Consultations free. Terms strictly moderate—g, Grolvynoustrvel. flood wrest; Old SWyne, Brighton; lessitstt's.bill, Birmingham. THE YOUNG RECRUIT. Song by Kvr•xex, words by 6. Lanai. Written exprestly for the Volunteer Idea. 2.5. Gd. As a *arch, for piano, by 1311.11111 T R/CHARIM, b. ad.: arranged for three voices ,on a card'. 2d : for soprano voice. 2s. bd. This beautiful composition has 'Meow' the na tional wog, identified with the martial patriotism of the period. London : Robert Cocks and Co., New hurlingtonsitreet, liegent-street . and all musicsellers. SEVEN ANSWERS to the SEVEN ESSAYS and REVIEWS. With THE LONDON REVIEW and WEEKLY JOURNAL will be shortly published SEVEN SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS, containing TOLL and COMPLETE A_NSWER4 to the MAYS and REVIEWS. Each supplement will contain an answer to one of the Essays and Reviews. The price of the N amber and Supplement together win be faxpesoe unstamped, and may he had of all hooluellera mad to, or direct from the Moe, 11, Mouthan tptoastreet, Strand.—W. LITTLE, Manager. Mach SI. pees One Shilling. No. 1 of THE ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, osadonad b J MS. S. C. HALL. ded to the Interests of Home. the Refinements Dua rte. and the Aminsiment and Information of all C 1...... 001ITLIMI. 1. Pt. James's. By Robert Bell. 2. Can Wrong be Right T a Tale. Ry Mrs. 8. C. Hall (rated with Packing' on steel by Phis. S. Hellas. By Owen Meredith. 4. What Plurence Nighllngele hes Dons awl is Doing. 6. The Irish All Souls Night. By the autiror of "Paul Ferrol.' & Mauve and Magenta. By Robert Hang. P.R.& 7. Ralph the Bend/ a Tale. In Three Pasta.—Part 1. 8. The Legend of St. Christopher. By the author of "John Halifax, Gentleman." 0. Notts on •• Easayeand Reviews." By J.O. Halliwell. F.L& 10. Among ibe Stars—in April. By Captain Drama, LA_ 11. When I Love! For Husk. 12. Pair Orizel : a Tale o' Scotland. IS. The Hills of London. By Dr. Doran, Y.B.A. 11. Need of Sanitary Knowledge to Wonien. By Hrs. Menial& 15. Song of the Lark in ale City. By nom. Hood. 111. An Excursus for Practical 17. What We Did Without Him I 1& The Literature of Gossip. 111. A Burry for the Young. By Kra S. C. Hall. Landon : tosaden, °Hey, sad Co., IS, Breetaareet, W. mAP of LONDON, gratis.—OD SUNDAY l as t, MAMarch 17. was presented gratis with this DiarArca, the of Nine Double sheets, to form. wins congdsta, the moat perfect and useful Slap of London seer published, to contain V square feet, spun a scale of nearly 10 inches to the mile. The prise of the Dispatch 'with any division) lo—unstampel, bd to to free by pod, ed.—Order of say newsagent In the hlsadom • sr from the ogloe„ LW, Fleetetreet, London. timid Is. Mt IWWWWI I IS for nine papers sad perfect Map of London. On SUNDAY next. March ft, a must accurate ILAP of the Northern Portion of NEW ZEALAND. PROM ;Am mars GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. ROOM= BAUltrff. Voribstreet, Coventdrarden, builder, to sur render March ZS at 2, and April 25 at I, at Basinehall.--treet. Sol., BOydell, Queen-square, Bloomsbury, and Watford, Hems: off. amis., Johnson, Bashighaltetreet. ALYRID MORDACNT, Southampton. chemist, Starch 18 at 12, and April 26 at tat Iledughall meet. Solo., Harrison and Lowls, Old Jew",; off. &elm Coleman-street-buildings. Tfo Mita Glum, (;aril HiW, Wandsauith, manufacturer of materials for makifil paper, March 28 at 2, and April 26 at li. at liaidasioill..treeL od.. Bretton, Basingbalistreet ; off. Irallt, Whitmore, Basinghall street. Al.rx.tabitli W. LAII.LAW, liury.rourt, City, wine merchant, March 27 and May I, at It, at Basiughallatreet. Solo., Blake and Snow, College hill, City , onf. amig., Graham, Coleman street. Joan BRAINS. Briuhlon, upholsterer, April 8 at 2, and May 6 at 11, at laallighall street. , luwnuice and Cn., Old Jewry. cannibals, city, And Faithful and Co., Brighton ; off. sing., Pennell, COildliall-chaintiers. Groitin tawom. Aldermaidatry, City, lithographic printer. April at 12, and May 9at 11, at Bashighallstrort. Sul, Greguon, Angel.coart, City : off. aaoig., Edwards, Basinghanstreet. Wiittart Rutty, Ilkeston, lierinahlre, butcher, April 4 and la, at 11j, at Binninghsni t'ourt held at Nottingham. Sol., Lees, Nottingham : off. amis.. Harris, Nottingham. WALTitit PARRY, Brecon, carpenter. April Y and May 7, at 11, at Bristol Court. Bois., Games, Brecon, and Abbot and Cu., Bristol; off. wig. Militr, Bristol. BEM SOM. Liverpool, and Newcastle, County Down, timber merchant April 4 and 11. at 11, at Liverpool Court. ea, Hank, Liverpool : off. wig., Morgan, Liverpool. OPascia YEltrIvAL PrrrKLL. Liverpool, commission April 4 and 17, at 11, at Uverpool Court. Sob., Evans and Co., Liverpool; Off. vale., Morgan lAverpooL JABlis Botroll ItilalUTBoB, ROlllll Shields, Durh..m, draper, March 26 and May 14. at 12, at Newcastle-upon• Tyne Court. Kola., Williamson and Co., Great James-street, Bedford-row, and Kidd, North Shields; off. mug., Baker, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. INSOLVENT PETMONIIRS, AT PORTUGALETREET. Barna ma. CHIRP' CoUltissioNeit LAW. March ft. J. LCrippen, Croydon, Surrey, merchant's clerk— A. H. Marshall, Clement's lane, Strand, Du Wet. Marsh tn. R. Clark, Adeliddederraee, Bayswater, wine mer chant—L. Hyman, Redman'arow, stupney, Journeyman tailor— J. Caulk, liormday etre, t, Shoredlteh. sawyer. Mareb 22. 571 7 ..17,eii:ii..t.w0rth 7 r7;,,,i, -- iow, Cunningham, Commercial. dace, Kentish town, oilman—Hannah glinmisnda, Yearling, filiddieses, beer r, taller—C. Simonds, Rye lane, Pea kham, master mariner—J. Dulite, Hetet Lsonard.ateeet, Shareditch, chair maker—J. Parsons, Drury-lase, and Chemi sts* Idmonton, coffeehouse keeper—W. Lung, Queen.street, titerrL commlasion agent. 2.1. J. T. Vole, High-street, Bloomsbury, dairyman—H. J. Width, rpshire, Essen. publican's assistant. Mara IL R. Campbell, Leteester.place, Leicester-square—P. A. Carter, 04'0411 street, 11mUco, horse dealer—V. Green, Orate-Ban Cegfeehouse Holborn, wine merchant's clerk—Lt. Y. Lairds* Hatton-garden, manufacturer of hair dye—T. Kart Lowe Icsomanstreet, Ckrkenwell, hairdresser. March It J. White, Nine Klms, sunhat chandler's shop keeper—C. W. Davies, Harrington terrace, Kilburn. commission trareller—J. N. Walters, Windsor.grove, Old Kent-road. surgeon —.W. Watkins, Hereford terrace. Mile.end, arcomissfou agent for the este of wiam—C. Bohn, Kempshall.terraer, K lllnvn—A. T. Trott, Deptford, ltglitertnan—Elizabeth Gibbs, Armonk:k at:eel, Blackfriararced, publican's asslstant—C I'. Willoughby, York terrace. Hattersea, fishmonger—P. Wren. rhilip.lanr. ot- Seldom, butcher's assistant—J. S. Parlitt, Arundel-street, Strand, engineer. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDEND+. JOSIIPH CHADWICK, Wellington...hart, Augustuectreet, stone merchant-Ist dividend of Is., any Wednesday, M Whitmore's, liasinehallettreet. Jamas KvAss PILIANDIR, Tredegar, draper-Ist dividend of 90., any Wednesday, at Aeranas, Bristol. Jona, LimitAtm*, hanker-6th dividend of 2id., any Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. Tuba n I IDOVOCK—Dit dividend of 3c, any Wedneaday, at Nor parie, Liverpool V DITDIN DB. . _ . . _ . April 11. W. H. Vickers, mullolk•ppllaace, Lower•rosd, Islington, botcher—April 10. H. Borohiun, Wilmon-street, Nowell square, plumber—April It. A. 11 Bell sad B. lireigert, Ooldszith-street, City. silk triage manafacturers—April 10. T. Davis, Chapel-street, 8t George the Martyr, hotel keeper—April 10. W. Fanfold, Mar ket.terr►re, ealedonlaa.road. smith—April It M. Hayes, New Brentford, 111811eses, _cheest.monger 7 App 10. 8. Undo, West- bournefgOve. Ceyseister, wine rnerchant —April IL W. Boyne, bat Bentham, Norfolk, printer—April It. IL Foulkes, John- Aro* Kennington-mad, cab proprietor—April IL J. Oral and J. B. Menem, Jepson', Surrey. upbolaterers—April It J. Gray gsperate estates), Epsom Surrey, upholsterer—April 12. J. R. Rate 'separate angle), Surrey, upholstarer—Apsil T. S Patthon and le Mila Bure n ce Pountisey.hfli, City, whole sale stationers—April It T. N. Petition (separate estate), Lass ranee Pountney.hill, City. wholesale stationer—Aprillt 1. Miles separate state., Laurence PountuephilL CYt , wholesale sta tioner—grail! J. Agate. krnsworth, Hampkin, groosr—April It J. Poole, Intteher—April IL W. honed., Great Marl t, and Si. John's 1 1'ood- terrace , publisher— April 11 .B. Toker, Manchester and Ospringe, near Faver sham, Kent, manufacturer of mal ieahle cast Iron—April IL G. Leentington Priors, Warwickshire, hotel kesper—April Bake, Woodlands, Blandon, finmereetahire, sertesser— April It J. Harford and W. W. Davies, Bristol, and Illsbw Vale sad Shisowy, Monmouthshire, irournasters—Aprti U. T. Celighton, Manchester, machinist— Aprillo. C. La Batt, Izeter, Mermen— April 24. 0. W. B. Kiallimark, Puritan, homersetahlre • cement manufacturer—April 11. E. Baker, Barnstaple, Devonshire, general smith—Aprll It B. Yarreett, kludderegeld, grocer— April 11. J. ntrachaa. Newoutle.upon-Tyne, common brewer— J, Winter, itosalyn.ternue, Hampstead-rued, surgeon. CMIIIICATIIit to be panted, _ 'per care bo shown to the „_____„ eastrary on or before the day of traisang. April 11. .1. Winter. Roselyn-terrace, Hampstead road, sur geon—April U. J. WHIM& Finsbury.pavement, City, tiolsterer —April 10. J. fltannard, Newport. Isle of Wight, tra—April It M. Hutchinson. Mark-lane. City, end illackhaath, Kant, hemp dealer—Amine. W. Con Lamb's Condultetreet, pickle mama lecturer—April 10. C. Spiklna, Dukestreet, Portland.place, bot tled beer merchant—April 16. J. H. Goodere, Merthyr Obunorganshlre. scrivener—April 22. T. Watts, Bristol, maker—April 11. J. Rtrachan, Neweastlenpon.Tyne, brewer— April 17. W. Elliott, Befuninster, Dorsetshlre. grocer—April 25. IL H. Clough. Manchester, cotton dealer—May S. B. Freeland and J. Vreeland, Manchester, nserchants—April Is. .1. Bent, Jun.. Dudley, Worcestershire. grocer—April 1.5. W Wilson, Birming ham, and Sparkbrook. Aston.Jtixtz.Birmingharn, paint manider. Curer—April 19. E. Booth, Priors Lee, near Shifinall, Shropshire, maltster—April 19. E. V. Cook and R. F. Woodward, West Mock ler, Birminetem. Iron enunpers—Apsil 25. J. Maley, Burton epos-Trent, Staffordshire. grocer—April 25. T. Barrett, Market Drayton, Shropshire, timber merchant-April 15. M. Wood, Barnsley, Yorkshire, plumber—April 11. T. P. Preston, Mreshaul. Denbighshire, greens. PARTNICIPSKIPII DMIOLTILD. J. Hollis. T. J. 10 - 1;;;V, Buri,Lineashire, cotton manufacturers, 00 far e. regards J. Flower—E. Duckworth, H. Dsickweeth, and A. Imckworth, Blackburn, lancashins, joiners, so far as regards K. Duckworth—J. Thompson, J. Wright, mid J. It. Wright, Sheffield, Yorkshire, pawnbrokers-1. Push and W. Smith, Wall-heath. Kingswinford, Staffordshire, hammered Iron manufacturers—J. Acworth and W. B. Hughes, Chelmsford, 'tree, drapers—J. Young and J. Miller, Bishop Weannouth, Sunderland, Durhsra, drapers—T. Moss, T. Hobson, and J. Hob son. Longton, Staffordshire, manufacturers of earthenware. so far as regards J. Hobson—J. Stephenson and J. S. Nichobon, Sundetianc, Durham, grocers—John Cottam, James Cottain. and J. H. Fraser, Chipping and Clitheroe, Lancashire, joiners, so far regardsl. H. Fraser—J. Greenland and C. Holloway, Frome Selman& Somenenitire, hatters—J. liesniands and W. Bean lands, !Bagley, Yorkshire, grocers—E. T Barker and T. J. Cooke, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, patent spindle and lock furniture nuntifacturers—H. Reiss and L ilausmeister, Wont-street, Chem...Me—R. Lee and J. Malik Frodsham, Cheshire, hone manure and else manufacturers—E Bogen and J. Harradine, Motconsb-streek p are, coal merchants—D. Roberta and E. Peniston, Doncaster, Yorkshire, Humdingers—G. Enolin and W. Crossley, iloergatektreet, City, acoonstants— )L Hal stead. 1. Nuttall, and R. Kenyon, Fountain Mill, near New. church, Lancashire, power.loom cloth manufacturers—W. Roche and W. Rippin. Beekchurch.lank Middlesex, makers of knife. cleaning machines—J. H. 0111, W. Bedell,, and .1. Tucker, San acre, Derbyshire, stnrch manufacturers, so far as regards W. Bedells—W. Sendai' and D. Richardson, Horsham, Sussex, plumbers—J. F. D. Hudson and H. Hudson, Bennett', hill. Doc tor...commons, wholesale stationers—S. Lund, W. Lund, Bar nard Lund, end Benjamin Lund, Bingley, Yorkshire, farmers, so far am regards S. Lund and Benjamin Lund—J. W. Baylis 11. and W. Baylis, Stratford.on.Avon. Warwickshire, millers . 11 1 4 ramesois and 1., C. Phillips. Run-court, Barbican, fancy box manufacturers—J. Noblet and W. Nobiet, Preston, Lancashire, Ironfnunders—J. Hunt and K Hunt, New Aireefoni, Hurpahlre, brewer--W. Hayden and S. Hayden, Cambridge linert&apers —T. llafferden and J. Miles, Ilentleld, Sussex, brickmakers—R. Earle. J. Woodall, J. Earle, and J. Pindar, Kingstorimpon.Hall and !Sheffield. Yorkshire. wharangers. so far /*regards J. Pin dar—J. Garold@ and G. Woodhouse, Mahwah' and Hudfkr•- lield, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—F. Nauhebs and H. Hera, Minceise, City, stone merchants—J. ilopwell. W. HoPwell. and H. Garner, Leicester, machinists—C. Allen and J. Richard son, Lewin Ifeeksidm, brmsfounders—T. Wiseman, Glasgow, so tar se regards his connexion with the ems of MALT and Co., Wanks. SCOTCH SEQI7II2IIItATIONS. GUITAR Slum, Glasgow, cotton agent, March 21, at the Fa culty Halt Glasgow. Rev. JAM= @Toilworn!, Edinburgh, teacher of the CADOnflte Burgh School, March 26, at Dowell, and Lyon's Room, bin*, JOHN FORTUNE, Edinburgh, watch and clock maker, March 22, at Howells and Lyon's Booms, Edinburgh. WILLIAM Macanese, Edinburgh, writer to the signet, March VI, at Dowelleand Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. Roamer DAVIDOON ;deceased), Milltown, Forfarahlre, March 27, at the British Hotel, Dundee. Comm or ALDERMEN.—At a Court of Aldermen held yeeterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor presiding, Mr. Alderman Humphery reads petition, signed by Beta Elsie*. bath Macaulay, daughter of the late Alderman Macaulay, playing for a continuance of the allowance to ber of W. which has been annually granted since February, 184 8 , and moved that the allowance be made u usual. Alderman Sir Francis Gresham Moon ...coded the motion, which was earned unanunously. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Abbiss moved that a petition 'typed by a "Mr. Cornelius Smith, for the removal of the Greenwich and Lent-rod omnibuses from opposite his premises in Orsoechurchetreet," be re ferred to the General Purposes Committee, to madder sad report upon. The petitioner, who is of the medical protas es, stated that both he and his patient. were very ranch inconvenienced by the omnibuses standing before his door, and that on a wet day his plume was so Ailed witlimsge, boxes, carpet tags, and babies, that it was is m to pus in or out. The motion was ovrthd„and e petition referred to the General Purposes Commuok A number of broluas were swore, and the court adjoanied. (Stamped, id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPOETING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK SPRING RACES.-TUEBDAY. A B,IIIII.IITACts of 2U ems. each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds • colt, 84 71b ; f il lies, fist 31b ; with allowances. Titres; furlongs. (4 subs.) Lord titaraforil's ord; by Ethelbert. bat 31b.. (A. Mwanasi &IWO over. _ _ _ _ _ _ Tin Taut, STAKE.; of lOsovs. each, with rio move. added ; weights for age ; winners extra ; with maiden allowances. The Mile Course. (1 I subs.) . . Mr. Ale:aadars Thunderbolt, by Stockwell, 4 yrs. Sat Slb IL Sharpe 1 Mr. Penton 's Athemtone. 8 yrs, 7st brew' Mr. Sutton's The gap. 4 yrs, est Sib Captain Christie's Lady blifden, 3 yrs ... (IL Orlinshaw) 4 Baron Niviere's l'elabeu, 3 yea. fist 11Th ironer( ti Mr. Shelly's Lifeboat, 6 yrs, Oat 41b IL. Snowdon) 6 Lord Strathmore's Cage, 3 yrs, 74 4. Covey) 7 Mr. Copperthwalte's Thlllght, Od 211, THE RACING STAKES of II soya. each, with 26 added, for 2-yr-olds and upwards; with selling allowances. Flee fur longs. (I subs.) Mr. Brown's Mermaid, by Weethcrlnt, 3 yrs (Vt.), 754 Mb (W. Bottom; I Mr. (toddies's f by Windiscbgratt—Marietta, 2 yes eat (111. French) 2 rs Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, 3 y 'FAIL), 7st Mb Mr. Richardson's Plakepol, 2ym (BOLL 64 11.01 b iMidgeksy) 4 Baron de liiriere's Grenadii r, 3 yrs (Mg.), 7st alb Spooner) 0 Capt. Christle's Melon, 3 yes lab 7at t ilatirtnithao) 0 Mr. Byrn's f by Loop.Oarou—Yans, 3 yrs ,504.', 7st nlb Taylor' 0 THE WILLOW:NET Hammitt. of 15 goes. each, 10 ft, and sif declared. Winners extra. To be ridden by . geutlemen; junkie', Gibs extra. Two miles. (20 subs., 1.1 of whom paid 5 son. each.) C:aptela LUIS, Pitman, by the Knight of Avenel. 4 nu lost Sib (Mr. Edwards) 1 Lord etrathmons's Woreester, aged, Itiat • 2lb Sir R. De Rum (Mr. V/ Bern * 2 Rumba's Sutherland, 4 yrs, list .(21r. Wood) 3 Tee STAND HANDICAP Of 5 soya. each, with 25 added; for three-yr-olds and upwards. One mile. (9 subs.) Mr. Barber's Prince of Orange by Van Tromp, aged, 7st 6Th IL Taylor) 1 Captain Christie's Quern See. 4 yrs, 7stl3lb (Illirisoshaw) 2 Mr. Harrison's Apollo, 4 yrs, Sit NI( (J. Beeves) 3 Mr. J. Clarke's Sherburne, 4 yrs.rptst (J Snowdon) 4 A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soya. fur all ages. Winners extra. T. Y.C. (23 subs.) Mr. Copperthwalte's Twilight by Mountain Deer, 5" Od 41b •rustanoe) I Mr. Angell's Tyrant, 4 yea, Sit Mb ,ear SID es:) ...Awry) Mr. U. Ward* Woman in Red, 4 yrs, 7st Illb ( Lambourne) Mr. Sander's Bradfield (late Pedlar!, 4 yrs, Tat 71b ,Charltent 4 Mr. Mytton's Tallow Girl, 4 yrs, 7st illb ( soder) 6 Lord Westmorland's Confidence, 8 yes, 74.........Mitige1ey) Tlii Fabilliiii'na'rE of 50 son., with 10 sore. to the monad hone ; for buntcrs ; weights for age ; thorough bred horses to carry 7lb eatru. Two wiles. Mr. W. Cattell's Is c by Tadmor—Kate Mtwara, I yrs, lOst sib (Mr. bawcutt) 1 Mr. Rich's Mayfly, 3 yrs, lost olb , Mr. Rich) 2 Mr. Cowper's hg by Windhound, 6 yr*, lbsi Mb.. (Owner, 3 Mr. Knight's Maid of Loam, 6 yrs, 12st 31b (Mr. itose; 0 Mr. Botching inglassts Maybard, yrs, WA slb (Mr. Gibson) 0 Mr. W. Cooper's Clattageoll, aged. 12st ... (Mr. Orlan) 0 LATEST BEITINO ON THE 1116USSE. THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt East Sheen (t) 14 to 1 First Lord (t) 100 to 6 Thunderbolt (t) 7to 1 First Lord and Thunderbolt (coupled) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARES. 6 to 1 apt Klarikoff (t) 7to 1 Diophantas (t Bto 1) Bto 1 Kettledrum (t) 9 to 1 Sweet Hawthorn (0) 100 to 8 Rossley (off) 100 to 7 Matador (t freely) :10 to 1 Walloon (t) THE DERBY. 9 to 2 apt Dundee (off) 110 to 1 Matador (t) To-afoi IR, kW. Tin GRAND ANNUAL 8 sove. trek It ft, ead 5 if second to mese his stake. 1 (57 nibs) et lb Miaow Old Be Roe Jealousy Bridegroom ll Jerusalem ........ 11 • Brunette . ...... - - 712PLICSAIII (Handicap) of *clued, with 'Wadded: the 'inners attn. Four miles. et lb Dnnboyne . _ 9 II _ _ Cock-a:doodltdoo Corset Ton Moody Boa to WO MAN Mona (Mlle& Westminster E11.1) - 11 Manakin Premier Tearless Cockatoo Morgan Sailor Tattler Swoep Harry fibylock Milk& Penarth Homburg 1 liantani Bottorff's The l'uknowa Margery Daw Bannockbora The Pottier 1 0 ir.kadirnith ........ ...... I 14 Thesaastown 1 10 Jaen du 411461111 1 6 Audi 1 4 iLISIWing 1 4 Cosmollte 1 3 fairy Ulnt 1 2 The Emperor 1 0 T0mb1er....... Romeo ....... 111111 grew l3 Franc Pleura .. ...... Chester lt Gibraltar l2 Fresh/am ll 11 11 11 11 The Ceded lO higamar 10 Tam Were.. lll I llad . r el & ii, r s a Imo 71ba es; Mr S 9 A HURDLE Plan (HaDdicap) of 5 DOTS. seeb, with 30 added. Winners extra. The second to ear. his stake. Two miles. (.17 sate.) A i r et lb I AM , Master Bigot ag • 11 7 Comet a a 1 Jealousy The Dane Netherland 4 1 1I Broadbrtas 6 Paelolus 6 1 Fenulale • lumen • I Harry 6 Timandra ...... ... 6 1 Ca.herla• Hewlett* a 1 Bernd. n Chester a Gitika • Viten 6 1 Dantean a 1 Wei C Diaman•L ConductorConductor l r 6 1 Mae rs 4 lisethera 6 1 Deception C BR Mark • 1 Waterford 4 Norma 6 1 Redoes a The TIMM, a 1 Margery Dow 6 Oaks& 6 a 1 Bannockburn Joking Tar HORT litritarucluss Cur, value 100 sore., h 7 sub scription al 10 sore. each, or hunters lilt 71b. Winners extra. deutlemen riders. About three miles. To close on Monday. A STILIPLICIIARE HANDICAP of 5 sore., 2 ft, with 50 added. Two miles. To elms on Monday. A finkrico STACK of S soya. each, with 25 added. Ms furlongs. To close on Wednesday. A SCUM! HANDICAP of 10 soya each, li ft. Gentlemen riders • professionals 71b extra. Three quarter of a mils. To eloiii on Wednesday. BETTING AT MANCHESTER. —TUMIDAY. GREAT WARWICKSHIRE HANDICAP. 9 to 1 eget The Aldermen (t) sto 1 Rupee sto 1 Mourevieff (t) 6 to 1 Calpe (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 9 to 1 apt Emit Sheen (t) 13 to 1 First Lord (t) 15 to 1 Industrious (t) 25 to 1 Beabow NORTHAMPTONSHIRL STAKES. 10 to 1 Eget Horror (t) 13 to 1 The R) 14 to 1 Man - a t t.-Ar (t nas (t) 20 to 1 Kinn of Kent (t) Nothing done on any Wier nee. HEALTH OF LONDON. —The weekly return issued by the Recistrar.General states that the deaths registered in Loudon in the week that ended on Saturday were 1,226, which is about • hundred less than they were in the cot , reswnding week of February, and seven hundred less than in that of January, when the weather hal been singularly cold. The average number of deaths obtained from returns of correspoodieg weeks in ten years 1851451, and corrected for increase of population, is 1,427 ; and, therefore, the deaths retureed for last week are leas than the milculated number by 201. The births of last week exceeded the deaths of the same period by 734. In the zymotic class of diseases whooping-cough alone exhibits • rather high mortality. In the last seven weeks the deaths from it have fluctuated be tween 91 and 77. Last week tho number was 80, all of which, except 14, occurred to children who had not com pleted the third year of life. Ten children died of it in the district of Pancras. Of 20 deaths from measles so many as 6 occurred in Kentish-town. There were 27 from medians', 12 from diphtheria, 16 from croup, 6 from syphilis. Cancer was fatal in 24 cases. Phthisis, or consumption, earned off 166 persons, the corrected average being almost the same. Bronchitis and pneumonia both exhibit results very con siderably below their respective averages ; and • similar observation applies to asthma. It seems& reasonable sup position that the cold weather hastened the deaths of many persons subject to these complaints or predisposed to them, whose lives in • season not unusually severe would have been extended for weeks or months, and that to this cir cumstance the present decrease of the mortality should be attributed. Two infanta were murdered. Three children were burnt or suffocated by their houses taking ere. A boy, aged 2 year., was scalded by inhaling steam from a kettle. Another, aged 4 mouths, was poisoned by an overdose of Oodfrey's cordial. A boy and • man is sailor) died of savvy. Three young children of eintems. Loot week the births of 996 boys end 964 girls, in all 1,960 children, Were I I registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 186180 the average number was 1,788. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY MARCH 19. APPotiMal4l9. Muter J. &die, to the Vsstory. Surgeons J. Cuckiu, to the Emerald ; and W. Loney, to the Cumberland. Clerk W. H. Bowen, to the Marlborough. WOH, hlancn During the present week the OLWIC royal standard l9. hiss been hoisted " half-mast" front the Ingrid flog-ship; and the ensigns of the Vivid, Black Eale, and other ships in harbour have Busted in similar position, in consequence of the decease of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. PORTSMOUTH, Mallen 19 A private letter received from Hong Kong states that the Mauritius left on the Bth of January, and the Cambrian on the 9th, for India, with invalid& The Fury was to leave if possible on the 14th. There were the Adven. ture, Highflyer, and Roebuck still to go, and the steam transports Kheraonese Ade laide, and Powerful. Th e anchorage at Hope Sound her bee n given up, owing to th e ships dragging . their anchorsin a gale of wind. Two commissariat junks dragged their anchors, ran across the bows of the Janus, and drove her ashore, where the remained. She could not be got off, an d bad therefore been housed in. The Odin, 4itis. dove, and Renard were the only vessels at Hong Kong. The Furious, Clown, and Watchful were in the Ou of Pecheli. The admiral had left in the Chesapeake, with the Vulcan, for Nagasaki, and the Coromandel, Havoc, Ban terer, Bouncer, and Atalante for Shanghai. The troops were getting away as fast as they could, the 44th P went being stationed at Hong Kong for the prompt. The lkai eer left for tipithead on the 14th of January. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TROOPS AT AND PEON LtvEaroot.—Yesterday 83 men, 1 officer, 11 wotneb, and 3 infanta of the Royal El3gineers, arrived in Liverpool and embarked as baud the ship Windsor, for Dublin. Yestenlay, also, 60 men of the same corps arrived in Liver pool in the ship Windsor, and after they had disembarked they proceeded to Chatham, at route for Corfu. REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH LANOASHIRIJ A meeting, convened by the Liberal Registration Society for the Salford Hundred, was held yesterday &Ber mes at the Royal Hotel, Manchester, to make ansnge meats for &general meeting at Newton-le-Willem', in Ts femme to the proposed candidature of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, in the event of a third parliamentary sett being awarded to the southern division of Lancashire ; Mr. R. N. PUMPS (late 31. P. for Bury) took the chair. The CHAIRMA.V, in reply to an inquiry from Mr. Hibbeii, said that the deputation to Mr. Gladstone that had been spoken of in the papers did not proceed from Manchester, but from Liverpool, and the result would be stated to • public meeting at Newton. He might venture to menre the gentlemen present, however, that their time was not being wasted or trilled with, for it was well understood that if a proper requisition were sent to Mr. Gladstone the right boo. gentleman would consent to stand. (Applause.) He also explained that Mr. Cheatham and Mr. J. P. Heywood, who uesuccesaf city contested the division at the last elec tion, had each distinctly declined to stand oo this occasion. Mr. GEORGE WILSON moved " That, in the opinion of this meeting, the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone is a fit and proper person to represent this division of the county in the House of Commons, and this meeting pledges itself to support him in the event of his becoming a candidate." Mr. E. POl7Ol seconded the motion. He hoped that the adoption of Mr. Gladstone as a candidate would put an end to disunion in the liberal section of the miestituency, and he believed there would then be no reasonable doubt of success, even with a stiff contest. (Applause.) Mr. H. MasoN said he and other noneonformista who were at first discouraged from accepting Mr. Gladstone, by the right hon. gentleman's vote on the Church Rate Bill, had been induced on reflection to put aside their objec tions onfithat ground, and he sow cordially supported the motion. (Applause.) The resolution was passed unanimously. Mr. J. Purr (Oldham) moved, and Mr. R. HEY/FOOD (Bolton) seconded, the adoption of a circular. calling a moot log of electors at Newton, on the 27th instant, when Mr. Gladstone would be prop osed as a candidate. The gentlemen present were constituted • osausities. COMMERCIAL BANK OP LONDON. • After our report left yesterday, The CHAIRVAX moved the resolution for the appointment of the committee, and suggested the names of Mr. Under wood, Mr. Headkin, M.P., and Mr. Jay. Mr. HOUCKINSON 511 W no reason for appointing any com mittee at all. Why should they embarrass the free action of the directors, who had always conducted the business of the bank with honour and skill—(A Voice : Certainly not with skill)—and were best acquainted with the cirmini stances of the bank ! Dr. Qualms also thought it better to leave the matter wholly in the bands of the directors. They had made the arrangement for putting an end to the bunions, of the bank on their own responsibility, and it should be left to them, on their own responsibility, to bring those arrangements to a oonclusion. Mr. FISHER, and other shareholders, expressed a similar opinion. The Ciptmusn, in reply to a question, said that he,did not wish a committee, but he thought it proper to put it to the shareholder' whether they wished it or not. The resolution for appointing a committee was then put, aid negatived by an overwhelming majority. Mr. HOP: K !NSW( moved a vote of thanks to the clutirman and his colleagues, complimenting them in very nattering terms upon their general 111111311101U00t, end the prudeoce stud discretion with which they had dealt with the present dinculty. The motion wu unanimously carried, and the CKAIIIKAN, with much emotion, spoke his ulnowledgments. A similar compliment was also paid to Mr. Cabin, the manager, whose reply terminated the proceedings. GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY COMPANY. The meeting of shareholdere, preparatory to 'the general meeting to be held in Brussels ou the 25th instant, took place yesterday, at the London Tavern, Biahopagate street. The Hoo. Scurr occupied tho chair. Resolutions recommending to the -eneral meeting the adoption of the report and accounts an d the declaration of a dividend at the rate of M. 75c. or 3s. per share, were pared. On the motion of Mr. lIIIVINE Mr. James Aikin, of Liver pool, was elected to the seat at the board vacant by the death of Mr. Uzielli. Mr. F•t7trm.v moved a resolution to the effect that the meetings of the company ahould be held hell-yearly instead of annually. Mr. P. Run considered that such • measure would have a very prejudicial effect upon the property of the abate holders. seeing that from its nature their teat& wee very unequally divided between the two half years. The resolution was negatived. Mr. i !WINE suggested for the consideration of the lmard whether it might not be advisable, with a view to give shareholders abetter title to their property, to substitute for the scrip by which it was now held, • register of shares. Mr. W. READ objected that the machinery as applied to a Belgian Railway would be very cumbersome and ea pensive.. _ . /4ZIL oescurreci in the suggestion of Mr. Irwin.. The CHAIRKAX wished it to be borne in mind that to carry out such a change in the system an alteration of their statute would be necessary. . A Pnorairroa, who described himself as a member of the Loudon Stock Exchange, remarked that the great mi minge that the shares of continental railways possessed wee the facility of transfer. After some conversation the subject dropped, and a vote of thank' to the chairman and directors brought the pro esedisp to a close. SHOCKINO RAILWAY AcciDENT.—Wben the Lon don and North Western traiu from Liverpool to Leeds arrived at Cher%down Station, Aahtoo, no Sunday night, it was found that a young man. travelling iu use of the third carriages„ had been mod seriously hurt on the trout of the had, and was site insensible. The sufferer was removed to the Horse and Jockey, Ashton, and Doctors Versos and Cook were called in. The young non's came O Charles Cray, the son of a Leeds clothier, sod he was on his way borne from Liverpool. It appears that when not far from Ash- ton station the carriage gave a jerk, and, on looking out of the window, he was caught and at once struck insensible. The cap of the injured young man wee found near the junc tion o f t h e G u ide-bridge and Oldham line ; and there is no doubt his bead came in contact with en iron rod, about two inches in diameter, that leads to the pointe‘there. Dm. Vernon and Cook have removed seven pieces at bens from the head, and . Dr. Harrison, of Manchester, leas celled is and saw the injured man about six o'clock on Monday even ing. He lies in a most precarious state, and ritth hope la entertained of his recovery. • Ds. on JONoll'a LIGHT BZOWN COD Linea On,. —lns EFFICACY IS CONSONPFION.—The unequalled curative power of this remedy la all stages of consumption IS DIMS uni versally recognised. Its successful worst on against this wow dable disease has been eulogised by the most Minna members of the faculty. The INlThed French physician, Dr. Dekour. observes:—" This medicine descries to occupy a distinguished place In the treatmeat of consumption. By Its employment we have been able to geckos the existence of many sufferers &Davi) , arrived at the last degree of exhaustion." Dr. De Jonah's Light Brown Cod User Oil le sold only , in re by peuted Imperial hallinnot la. ad.: pinta, ea. IkL ts. fie Ms sole consignee Anger, 11 wield, and Co, 77, Wand, London and by respect a ble ale ' misea—tAdeueliernentj