The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-17 00:00:00

~ ~~y~,~~ ~~ ~~ . ~~ ~~,-. Y ~y - _ • tr , AI i 1 . ... 4 . 'i.. . . . ilib m , Ss ... 4 Ira lai:2'. No. 6,806.1 .1388 REL ONRY WIORAM mtc: SONS' (a 1 imiwAwa-yard. Landoll) LINZ of MAY sad PACK.= • to•uarßALlA.—lar MILOOUIN Poet Pr dime. lip live tbe Dodo on MONDAY, Muth In, caimpie ablp lel 100 to.r. M. Oseamander lying In Mb* liaaandea Daakr ' ll .pannlanodaakes Ice ail c woo of paronsera a w n uninrsoaroZ Ineabo ell amAa_asporieneed unwise. Tor tretaba or w av, Oa .ruz:r sad MORCIAN, WM MOMS. mew and S. 7, Load/chat-etre I. Pandora, by tide Mao ircarMa tun convoyed from Puldtniton to Mnionth drat dam Meted dem Imos, and wooed dna for Midair@ fans. MAX 1110 g LIVICE" n PoOL OA QIIIKNIITOWN TO ew . LIVIMPOOL,.. - AW YORK, and Tffillinampunna, STLLM4WP 00IKPANY Intend dor Wit talbpowssed Clyde-balla Gen Omen Sbnosaligs, sh. vaned States •11011 LlVlRPOtil.lne Its. You. CITY A OFedamday. DUBLIN, Saturda Marsh ry,. March I& =N, W • IDINSUBON, Wednesday. Itareb td. dad e Wednesday and every aderaels easerdat. aw n pimp by dr wan .10•18011 manias ma Wednesday, gi sied 12 seaman secerass to the soososeeftium, ••• u m pleassdays Illgelpaea Forward Or wean al prenatesta cooked. tor With ale Wad OWN. and &MA CetunbA= wed s- dear isesen—Fer Welber UWeteralieet. Livespost I as IoVIDI Kam a. no w=awetreet. Clay. ---- 7 W 113111.--Direot Route to Hanover Brune- Ant OWN' Ileemasy.— oar et Otte Nor 6 Osman ter led ern raw em demos AD MOWN. Aug MOOR, oe BCH WAS, wED be seyafeDed from s m oreees. own neuany ekeeuhte tweetleie perleDeble:. at w as= 3 ,.. i ., aloe at Bisekwall Bee tee et 11 soma n o . ta r ak taetuen Ai and Al 10a.— IL tares VII PHUZIPee. °IIIII I •U. lam DAL .ROUTH of ENGLAND WAGON OOMPANY (ad). under" Th e Companies Aet, if • I =W a r d lo6,ooo, in 10,000 shares of £lO each. • (With power to lacrosse) First Wee of 6,00 shares 11 • share on appheation, and al 10. on allotment. 1001 ad to exesed 1110 x. a share, and at Intievals of sot leas than. three months. • (ft Is not preposed to call up more than £lO a share.) Zoe. lAIS. Y. sTrifrs - iiicazy (Director of the Dm* of Stadastais), Who:addle Hoots, W., Chairman giht. clerk% Li. Director of Works, Admiralty, Whitehall 11.8/1, Rap. (Director of load= and Smith Weston flail warl,lllhoolit. Havant. 91,beneder wtlllamr, Esq., Palace House, Bishop's Waltham. lad tichard Grosvenor, M.P.. Grosvenor Moose, I ondon, W. (With power to add to their number.) AUDITOR& _ . , Miswrite, Auditor of Northern. =do! London, • mid Beath Coma Railways. • Nowa • Chadwick, Ad..nmon, McKenna, and Co., 27. Grad Da cn6—Oeeka, thorreitilut Eldduloh, and Co.. 43. Chasing-mom B.W. llotserrona—idams lifrohasn, Dalrymple, Drake. and Co. liettercia EnnErica—Charles Cubitt, rag., 3, Great George. street, B.W. Illaoluas—Urn. ltrld, lea, and Wood, 9, Williford-mart, Thromnortonatreet. llnciderakt —R Hall, rag. Temporary 011iose-87, Greet Cleesge-West, S.W. This Company has been formed for the introduction into the South sad South Western Districts of England of the system of wagon covenantee. which has been for some time in most sue. awful operation in the Northern, North Western, and Illdlend Canalise, yieldingg large dlskiends to the shsreholders DetaYed Loses and forms of application for shaven • May be ebial=a7 the temporary °floes of the Company, and of UN BMitS. whin oopiss of the articles of LEBOCi&ZIOS may be Oblast CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE AtIBUILANCIi POCIKIY. 14 N. Jameeroquare, UM. London, B.W. LW:dished Mewled& Basalts of the lioaletje operations. The Annual home exceeds The Asturian, Fund ssfely Invested bi over £1,416,000 The New Polidos to the last year were end. assorhil• • LX71.440 The Bonus added to Policies at the last Division was E 275.077 The Total Claims by death psW amount to Z1.982.1119 The following ue among the titatioctlye features of the Society: CUM BYSTIII.—On any Policy for the whole of Life, where the age does not mud GO, one of the annual pre miums dazing the Ord live years may remain on credit, and may either continue aa • debt on the polity oe be paid off at any Nim. LoW RATE of PREMIUM for YOUNG LIVIS, with early Dertielgsdlea mono. INDOW MINT ASSURANCES may be effected, without profits, by ergaeh them= &mired becomes payable on ihP attainment of a specilled age, or at death, whichever event shall first happen. nrvALID VMS may be assured at rates proportioned to the laoreesed fiat PROffri SZTTLEMINT of CLA/115.—Clalots paid thirty days after proof of death. The Ihreenlaser, Bones at the Quinquennial Division in 1862 averaged 48 pw ant., and the Coale Donne 28 per cent., on the purslane paM la the five paha The next 'Mclean of Profits will take place in January, 1887, Yd persona who effect new policies before the end of J nue neat iron be entitled at that dictate to one year' adational share of podia over later estrange. ' Tables of Rates and Forma of Proposal out be obtained army d the Society's agents, or of OSAMU CUTCLIFIIII, Actuary and Secretary, 13, 8R ramaa's-sqttare, London, S.W. METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE ANA., SOCIETY, Pio. Prineasatreet, Bank, London. Established 1835. DLIZCZORS. Bolsi Pram Esq., Bristol. William J. Lauber, Esq. Mar Cator, Eat Jaa. Lloyd, Esq., Birmiugham. lees Donna, Esq. Lewin B. bwrr. Esq Preach J. Del:dome, Esq. pool. /Maria hogelhardt, Esq. Joseph Pease. Esq., Darlington. lliebarti Pry Psis George Pearce, Esq. iris. Chant, Portsmouth. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. amass Wren- coigns, Etti. George Vaughan, Esq. Bon [ebbe, Esq. ___Richard g. Willtinson, Esq. Irsre B. Renshaw, Esq.: Slr7oaesl Paxton, IL P., Chatsworth; enry Start, Req. ADVANTAGHI OF ASSURING wna THIS SOCIETY. Economics' management, no paid agents being employed In either town or country, and no compilation allowed. The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of the weak= of members of five years' standing or upwards. The Society's funds in haul amount to E 1,055, 0 00, being up • Parch of 70 per cent. of all the premiums received from the Mewed, and equal to 30 per cent. of the entire Salinity for i 11,600,000 sasured under the polieiep In force. During Its existence the Society bas paid in claims, without a single instance of dispute 6950,000 And has returned to members In reduction of their annual premiums Tot the year ending the 4th April, 1866, an abatement has been Metered at the rate of 61 per cent. rtospectuen, copies of annual accounts, and full particular taube obtained on application to areb 8, 1865. HENRY MARSHAL, Actuary. RIIPTUREB. The PATENT SELF .a.vo ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUK% acting effectually with. laly coroplications, la reuxemeaded by the faculty for the ewe sad relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss 10 ma efecient resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on as put affected, which I lettroble object Limon e obtained in • eneocurnbered with straps, spiral spgs, or pad behind. ...T. ROG sad Co., I. Piccadilly, W. qllll{ 1110SPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. dt The new ellenstesi combination ot PHOSPHATIC SALT, trlron, de., contsining all the essential constituents of oeh. , brain, and nerve substance. Great lost and erinkal research has led to the discovery of thin Invalnvaluable needy In its present perfect state, agreeable to the palate and Innocent in Ita action—ifill preserving Its wonderful Immediate relief, and permanently curing Pm aTl ir tro Miler ham wasting and withering of the nervous and muscular mss, total and partial prostration, and every other exhasurtive w hist of the system. It regenerates all the important e ssminle al the humau frame. "As phosphorus in a state of aslos flionlines the Ilarktle" so the exhausted frame revives Vb. Isteerested with He electrtcal properties." Prime: ID. sDtt or tour lit bottles Morse, Us. ; and in cams contain ates tit bottles, £l, which saves L 1 Its., packed securely, stet to all parts of the world. London agents :—tdeaver , Rapid-street : Hooper, id, Crag Williams-street, Lemke: Imp Prom, imp, Strand. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, as /teeth! remedy. without confining the bowels og thictintri t head, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to the medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds ementhd emu of asthma, and Incipient coornmption. it fres gift* cues persona whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the M. kling which provokes frequent onus/ling. spreeching cimption its effects atrul benellesl Moms deprived of o sl un eep, or even it lug down f or fear of sailors -11014:ja &pad on relief in a kw minutes after taking M— ealy aer sold by W, LAMBERT. chemist, 8, King W WO. Chartzza, Landon, and by sli dm:gists, to uantitles in one. Ea ALALParticular Iffi — ra for Leathers Ast6matic Balsam. The name and adder taeanthaved re the stamp. irEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The m l e i dleal profession for thirty years have approved of this ills rotation of magnesia es tbe best ready ter goat and ste no:kir disorders of every kind ; and ea a mild aperient it Is saps arEatFiwted for Ladies and children. Prepared solely by RD and Co., Chemists, de.. 17t, New Rondtbeek . 11 ailk, and sold throughout the world by all reapectabie annuals. Caution—Flee that " Diuneford and Co. Is on each being and red label over the cork. TEE INVIOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE Tb• most scientifically prepared sad most powerful DMA . "" 101, wdid restonc• to thew normal comittioe ad the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect blank de- It is • specific for debility of all kinds, and from Its cos mons other ingredients, pepdneand phosphate of sods. id* beneada to the in sod dyspeptic. 31111 r per bottle, or I quantities in one for tts. tole /Mak, limn. Baumga rten w.d_ J o°. no, odord4inek w.c , umiak leacharchetreek Le. L on don. :PUMPS COPAHINE MEGE, snoceadolly m▪ atbud L ta. Paris and Laudon Hospitals. and, et the cal.cd Csiosisr. Weal. Lloyd. Poland. wad Laosss ~,, Nov. ISt), ideal' • curs la an maws ola, of do dye -▪ .sat la mee t or amok diseases. —4a. id. pas bottl• l bh= w., at c iozurs. /mach clued* da. HAMM:A Hid lek Baiissait Illtsmis. Puts. AT s GENERAL COURT of Proprietors, held es lb* BANK of !WOUND on THIIIIIDAY, the 10th Nand% 18E6 That the thanks of this Court be given to the thannaor, aty Oovansor, and Coen of Medan co , the Bent ftgland, for than able and judicious administration of the agars of this °overdue during the last half-year. And, rather, That this Court express ila empathy with the Governor. Kirkman Daniel Hodgson, Esquire, on his late acel dent, which has prevented his .atendaste at the satin this d tdared, That the same be advettleed in all the daily morning and evening gaper& HAMMOND CHUBB, &eczema . THE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). NOTIGN In HUBYL GLYNN, that in conformity with the Articles of Association Um 811COND GCNUAL MUTING of the Shareholders of ibis Company will be held at the London Tavern, Nahopapialtiosk to the atv of Leadou, on UMW. DAY, the 110th March. 11101, at 11 o'clock 'restudy, to reosive the report of the Preston, moommanied by an so ltd state. mint of accolade to the list December, ICU and to sleet auditors for the waft year.—Dy order. G. W. HUMUS., lemetary. Temporary Mom 70, Cornhill, March le, MIL Tax CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE of MIDLAND (Limited). Capital, Two 11111lowt, in 100,000 Shares of SAO each. 1111121/101116. The Wit Boa. JAMIE STUART WORTLZY, Governor. JANIS LIVICK. lax., Merchant, Malta Armerard, DANIILLL, Deo., Chair.} De P ui " °Yerme ‘ lama el the Alamos Mink (Ltaitted). Junes Childs. Neg., London. Alexander Amber. lap , Otd Bread-etreet, London. Mario MIA Sq. , _Liman Adolphe. Hakim, Esq. (Kamm Pinto, Hakim Brothers and Co.), 21, 141 0 56 n. y. C. Hdlharton, 11. P., Chairman of the Ganda Agency Amodation, Londo . n. Wa. Harriers, Esq. (Mesas. Yawn, Harrison, and Dann), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Insherd inure Lana, Eaq (Mears. Lane, Monkey, and Co.), louden. Charles L Newnan, Esq., London. Mowry Penni), *q., Jr., Rassellequare, london. Joseph Mackrill Bmlth, Lc. (J. Mackrlll South and Co.), Ohl Broadatreet, Lout on. Edward Warner. Eat , /LP.. London. John Westmorland, Mo. ,Director of the Royal loaurance Com m). Landon. Grant, Esq., Manning Director. - - BARIUM Tee Agra and M•4111111A1/ . 11 Beak ,Llmited;. Mann Smith, Payne. and Smiths. The National Dark London. Dublin. and its Branched la Ireland. The Alliance Bank (United), London. Liverpool. and Manchester. Bouerross -Masora Newboo, illans,nndeo Nicholas-lane, C. BaliiiTiliZili37l.l.7;s7isil -013ass-17 red IS, Coruhill. Loudon. THE CREDIT FONCIER aud MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited.) NOTICI 1E REILEBY 131V1.2i, that the RALF•YEARLY ORNIRAL MEETING of this Compaq will be held at the London Tavern, Sieben gateetrest, London, on THURSDAY, the 20th April neat. at 1 o'clock p.m. precisely, for the =a . of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Report and sheet, and for declaring a DI , Wend. The Transfer Books of the Company will be dared from Monday. the 10th, to Tharvday, the Silth April, both days inclu sive—Sy order ol the Cessna Directors. ALFRED LOWE. Secretary. 17 end IE, corahlD, Leedom, March IE, 111111. PRICE'S PATENT CANDLE COMPANY (Liailied). NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN. that the EIGHTEENTH AN NUAL ORDINAY OZNILIAL MEETING of Prkes Patent candle Compst anyreet (Ladled) will in held at the London Tavern. Ithhopapte , London, on FRIDAY, the Mt of March tut., at one o'clock la the afternooo precisely , to r day eceive • Re port frees the Daemon, and to declare a dividend, and for Wear purposes. The Tr of Boob will be closed from the ttth day of March Instant Inclusive, until after the meeting. Dated Wk 18th day of Mardi, WM By order of the Hoard, TEO& C. WRIGHT. Chairman. WM. HENRY WITRALL, Becretary. TELE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Lisatted). I sad 7 Mohoiaalana, lambardaireal straeouSAD CAPITAL simco.ooo CALLID 1 17 P /1:800,000 EZBEBNI /UK D R30,000 Oa depositalip — olaille — oiTisil - an7l - 31 per oral ..ag 7 dye setlae. St i Spalel rates ter nonertleporftecrfor lon 4 g palioda. TABLE d'HOTE at 6—choice of two soup., two ash, two entrees, jellies, two route, two sweets, cheese, is. ed. ; dinners ila carte luncheons. from Is.: wedding break- fasts, ball ea re, Don Is Id. :(Indoors private dinners, rte.—School of (lookup, W. scribal liegentadreus). Dinner on Sunday at 6. —lbs. 11ITCHIELL SAIJOZ.—LEA and PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE This &tides@ condiment, prosomeed by connolawnws " THE ONLY 000 D SAUCE,' Is prepared solely by LEA and PERRIN& The public ere respect, ully motioned against worthless Imita tions, and Mould see that Lee and Purina* names ere on wrapper, label, bottle, sad stepper. ASE for LEA sad TERRINE SAUCE Bold wboko;1 - e — on'Y for or;or - 1 Woronitor Mows. CROBSZ and BLACKWIML: Marra BARCLAY sod SON& Loudon, ie.. a:... : and by grocers sod oilmen anlvornall. TONIC BITTERS. WATERS' QUININE WINE. The most palatable and wholesome titter In misteses; AN EFFICIENT TONIC, An unequalled stomachic. and a gentle stimulant. Sold by grocers, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, con. tattooers, and others, st 30a. a dozen. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, 2. Marthis-lane, Cannon-street, London. Wbelesals Agents, Z. Lewis and Co.. Worcester. TABLE GLASS, CHINA, e CHANDELIERS. J. DIUMILS and SONS Have just added VIVI NNW SHOW ROOMS to their Manufac tory, Where the Wool aincetioent in the world of these goods of their manufacture may be seen.-147, Hoandediteh. LAMPS POI INDIA. H UM and CO.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. M see fr. Oxford-etreet. The meet excanwit, diversified, and comprehensive Stock of noticeable Attire ever Introduced. Boys' Eton, Harrow, P,usby. sad intendment Sinn Universally admired u the pnvAing linbao kr bon. Mr. id 21a., na, and 301 H YAM sad CO.'s BOYS' OVERCOATS. es and 67, Chfordetreet. ma fabrics are all selected from the latest nevelties of the loom, and the garments are thoromdtly well made, lined, and trimmed. 12a del., 15e., Sla, and fte. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapeneable to Personal Attraction. and to health and louirevity by the proper roastleation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, to of Inestimable value in preservincand beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gum and in ring a pleasing fragments to the breath. It eradkaies tartar m the teeth, removes meta of incipient decay, and polishes and preserve* the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable pro. parties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the atUto ersey of Europe, and it is tutivenally In high repute. Price fa 9d. per boa gold at 20. Hatton-ga , den, and by Chemists end Perfumer& Ask for" Rowlands' Odooto." THE HERBERT HOSPITAL-LIVERPOOL NEWS ROOSL—See the BUILDER of THIS DAY for full pa/ttcalsrs sod IllastestAous. Many other subjects. 44., er by post. St —Yorketreet, W.O , sad all newsmen. THE DAY OF REST : ♦ NEW WEEKLY PINNY MAGAZINE. THE DAY OF REST.— When the coarse of action Is plain, few words are best. Me proprietors of the DAT 07 REST rosy therefore state, with out eleventh:la, that they think there is a place still vacant in periodical bterature. To fill this it is proposed to publish a Magazine whith shaU be honest and serious without being dog matic, which shall elevate while it entertains, and do Christian work without a vestige of bigotry. rpm DAY OF RUT.- -a The tendency of the age Is towards enduring faith, patient Inquiry, and practhml Christianity and it !shall be the purpose of the conductors of the DAY or grey to develop this more and more. The Magazine seeks to be an exponent of these principles which all good men, whatever their opinion, have in common. It will bulM up, not pull down ; nails, not divide. THE DAY OF REST.— To use Dr. Arnold's wise phrase. the conductors of the DAY OP ATM will aim net an much at forcing religion upon people. as at teaching common things religiously. Of no party. neither mad= for St. Paul nor wrangling for Apollo., the new Maw else will work for both. pint DAY OF REST.— Thts new weekly penny Magazine, the Der or RUT, will consist of 24 lugs mai Eva pages, art to double cohnenk and will be übllsb•d every ratarday. price Id. No. lon March IL Price Id. weekly. Full prospect:tees now ready. London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, lbS, Yleetitriet. NZ' WIDELY PINNY MAGAZIN". No 1, en Saturday. March IS, THE DAY OF REST. Order . THE DAY OP REST.' No. lon March 2Mb. Price One Panay, weekly. Tull preaometeire now reedy. Lambe : Ward, Lock, and Tyler, MC Fleetotreet. NIW CHIJNCH OF ZNOLANDNAGAZINZ. 99111159 Os Much 29 will be pablisbad trw MA Number of • Dew Illootroted Mootbly Millis, to be coaled THE WATCH- OWR R. ;wiped:on et gal legagesUote—ollee, lbld, Tloetotzeot. DR. CIILVERWELL cm MARRIAGE : BYO blXcee. sad bleappobasseata. Conedi ; Luba,. & Great llarlbage W., Lawton. Oanalisiliala au Nervosa Dsiglity, Blushing. Se, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 186 5 a. Dem end nen, 13 Lodgatehin LC. MHZ RENZWAL of Lin ; or, t h e Blood and A. to By Joel HAlTer, ICD L&A.L, lets Bernee• to i r l"L ioelomenios Government Heentta Authorr, of Oempeksee," 4111 " Injeetkets In ileareigte Mier, Mem.' amMet) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (surna'a mammas.) FRANC& THZ CORPS LKOISLATIF. PARIS. Mims 16. The election of the member for the department of the Marne was annulled in to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif, in conformity with the recom mendation of the committee. Speeches were deli vered by Messieurs Bethmont, Picard, and the Government Commissioner. THE FRENCH SENATE. PARIS EA3 16. To-day in the Senate M. Thaillier maintained the validity of the organic articles, and energeti cally repelled the doctrine of separation between church and state. He praised the conciliatory spirit displayed by the Archbishop of Paris in his speech yesterday. M. Thuillier concluded his speech amid the gene ral applause of the house. Paragraphs 13 sad 14 of the address were then adopted, after which the debate commenced upon paragraph 15, relative to the September Conven tion between Francs and Italy. General Gasman defended the temporal power of the Papacy, and expressed himself hostile to the unity of Italy. He hoped that the French would not leave Rome, for in that CM the Papacy would be endangered. M. Lagueronnibre accepted the convention, and hoped that it would lead to a reconciliation between Italy and the Papacy. He also urged the necessity of maintaining the Pope at Rome. _ _ Cardinal bonnet said he had no confidence in the engagements of Italy, and wished the govern ment to define the guarantees given to the Holy See. The debate will be continued to-morrow. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, NAlca 16. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following results as com pared with the previous account :—lncrease :—Cub, 14 1-sth millions ; notes, 4 1-6th millions. De crease :—Tresaury balance, 3 2-sth millions ; cur rent accounts, 131 millions ; commercial bills, 30 1-sth millions ; advances, stationary. THE DUCHIES. VIENNA, MAsce 16. The Botediaffer of to-day publishes a note pre sented by the English ambassador at the Austrian court to Count Mensdorff, in which England re cognises the proviaional state of things in the Duchies, and also the provisional flag of Sleswig- Holstein, provided the rights of the Diet of Elea wig-Holstein and of the German Federal Diet are :impeded by Austria and Prussia. INDIA. (By &root Overload Tologropb.) BOMBAY, Id.s.9cm 9, 3.8 rat. Business here and at Calcutta is still 'impended, owing to the native holidays and the unfavourable advices from the Liverpool and Manchester markets. Cotton and piece goods nominal. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, ILLice 16. The Royal Sovereign, 5, iron screw turret ship, steamed out of harbour this anemone and anchored at §pithead. She will to-morrow embark Vice-Admiral the Hoc. Sir V. W. Or. K.C.8., and Rear Admiral Charles Frederick, and thee proceed oe a midis in the channel, it is expected se tar as Cberhoerg. RUMOURID Isirisvisw =min Vicros Emma- NULL AND TNT LIMO& NAPOLLON. The Arenir 1V04i07141 of yesterday says: " There has been much talk in Turin during the last few days of an interview which it ia said is to take place at Lyons on the 15th of next April be tween the King of Italy sad the Emperor of the French. The approaching journey which the Emperor is to make in the South of France supplies the opportunity for this meet ing. What will be LW object! The King of Italy, it is mid, is inclined to resign his crown and abdicate in favour of Prince Humbert, who attained his majority on the 14th of this month. Before adapting this determination the King wished to confer with the Emperor. This, according to in formatics which our Turin correspondent believes to be er rent, is the real object of the approaching interview between the two sovereigns." USRPUL SOLDIERS FOR ittszico.—The Brussels corraspoodast of the Temps says that the authorisation of the Belgian government permitting Belgian soldiers to serve in Mexico without losing their nationality, was limited by the condition that such authorisation should be revoked if any service were entered upon constituting an infraction of the duties of neutrality. "It seems to nee," adds tbe cor respondent, "that wooden soldiers would be just as useful to the Emperor Maximilian, and less costly, then a regi. meat which cannot infringe any of the duties of neutrality. It is true that the first of those duties for Belgian soldiers was to stop at home. But the neutrality to be observed is a very 4:twisting circumstance." We reed in s Paris paper :—" The departure for Rome of the Duke de Persigny is announced, but it is nut thought that this journey has say political importance or significatioo. It is also known that the Bishop of Versailles will set out for the same city on the 20th March." PROPOSED MEMORIAL TO CARDINAL WLSZMAN. Yesterday atheism a very large meeting of catholic nobi lity, gentry, and ecclesiastics, was held at the Stafford Club, Burlington-garden, for the purpose of taking into considera tion the propriety of erecting a niemorial to the late Cardi nal Wiseman . The Hoe. Charles Langdale was called to the • chair, sod the meeting was addressed by Lord Fielding, Lord Campdeo Lord Petro, Mr. Heneesay, M.P., Sir George Bowyer, But., ALP., the Hon. Mr. Stoner, led several other gentlemen, all of whom spoke in warm and affectionate terms of the deceased Cardinal, and deplored the loss which the church of Rome had sustained by the death of so dia -1 tinguished a member of that communion. By all the speakers a hope was expressed that measures would be taken for the purpose of providing for the "diocese of Weetmioster," of which Cardinal Wise mw was the first archbishop, a cathedral worthy of the see the pro-cathedral of St. Mary, Moorfields, being, it ! was generally agreed, quite unworthy of such a body as the Roman catholic* bevies position and property I. sad around the metropolis. It was therefore determined that an effort should be made to collect subscriptions sufficient to erect • noble cathedral in London, and it was also ar ranged that to give the matter • fair start a general meeting i of catholic* should be called oa as early a day as possible in St. Jams: 841,X An ieficential committee was nasal. I Dated to make the ntheavari preliminary arrangements. A vote of thanks to the Hoe. Charles Leegdale for presiding timed the proceedings of a very kannosions emoting. DITHLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. —WO un derstand that his Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon bas ' signified his intention to visit the Exhibition, in which be takes great thieved, in the course of the summer, said there are hopes that be will be accompanied by the Prissier Clothilde. Her illestrious brother, Prince Humbert at Italy, will also, It is understood, come over to Ireland to make a tour as well as to limpet! the Exhibition. No nation will be more fully or more perfectly represented than the kingdom of Italy, which, in every department of industry and art, seeds numerous and most interesting toe tributions, pthered from every part of the Peninsula and Sicily. Several of the rousicipelities voted considerable sow of washy for the purpose of completing the collections and defraying the kcal expenses • Naples giving, it is mid, 5,000 f., and Milan a stilt Ives; meant. Another royal visitor is likely to visit our shares on the careadon of the Eshibitioe, in the person of the accomplished Prince Omar, lmir t ztputeat ths threes ad Sweden.—Preesiss'a i AMERICA. PRESIDINT LINCOLN'S INAIIGITRAL ADDRESS. (ISOTTeII TILIGIL11.) (Par the Nova Booths, vii Grammadas.) NEW YORK, Mason 4. The following is the full text of President Lin ooln's inaugural address :—" Fellow Countrymen,— At this second appearing to take the oath of the Presidential office there is less occasion for an ex tended address than at first. Then a statement somewhat in detail of the course to be pursued seemed very fitting and proper ; now, at the ex piration of four years, during which public de clarations have constantly been called forth con cerning every point and place of the great contest which still absorbs attention and engrosses the energies of the nation, little that is new could be presented. The progress of our arms, upon which all else chiefly depends, is as well known to the public as to myself. It is, I trust, reasonably satisfactory and encouraging to all. With a high hope for the future, no prediction in that regard is ven ted,_, Qa the occasion corresponding to this four yeses ago, all thoughts were anxiously directed to an impending civil war. All dreaded it, all sought to avoid it. While the inaugural address was being delivered from this place, devoted altogether to saving the Union without war, insurgent agents were in the city seeking to destroy it without war, seeking to dissolve the Union, and divide ',the effects by negotiating. Both parties deprecated war, but one of them would make war rather than let it perish, and war came. One-eighth of the whole population were coloured slaves, not distributed generally over the Union, but located in the Southern part. These slaves contributed a peculiar and powerful interest. All knew the interest would in some way cause war. To strengthen, perpetuate, and extend this interest was the object for which the insurgents would rend the Union by war, while the government claimed no right to do more than restrict the territorial enlargement of it. Neither party expected the magnitude or duration which the war has already attained ; neither anticipated that the cause of the conflict might cease even before the conflict itself. Each looked for an easier triumph and a result less fundamental and astonishing. Both read the same Bible and pray to the same God. Each invokes His aid against the other. It may seem strange that any man should dare to ask a just God's assistance in wring ing bread from the sweat of other men's faces ; but let us judge not, that we be not judged. The prayer of both cannot be answered ; that of neither has been answered fully, for the Almighty has His own purposes. " Woe unto the world be cause of offences, for it must needs be that offences come, hut woe unto that man by whom the offence cometh." If we shall suppose American slavery one of those offences which in the provi dence of God must needs come, but which, having continued through His appointed time, He now wills to remove, and that He gives to both North and South this terrible war, as was due to those by whom the offence came, we shall not discern that there is any departure from those divine attributes which believers in the living God always ascribe to Him. Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray, that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if it be God's will that it continue until the wealth piled by bondsmen by 280 years' unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash, shall be repaid by another drawn with the sword, as was said 3,000 years ago, so still it mint be said that the judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether. With malice towards none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for those who shall have borne the battle, and for their widows and orphans. And with all this let us strive after a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations." A bill has passed the Confederate House of Re presentatives in secret session authorising the arm ing of negroes tendered by owner, and also autho rising the President to call upon each State, whenever expedient, for a quota of 300,000 troops, irrespective of colour, in addition to those subject to military service under existing laws. The rela tions of slaves and masters remain unchanged, ex cept by consent of the owners, in States where slaves reside. The Richmond Sentind censures the Governor of Georgia's message in strong terms, and denounces him as inciting desertion. The Inquirer says the Governor must blame himself if the message places him under suspicion of treachery. The New Orleans correspondent of tl•.e New York Berald confirms the expulsion of the American Consul from Matamoras and the interruption of trade. --7 The 'United States Senate has struck out the tax on cotton and on sales of merchandise. The Canada has arrived out. _ NEW YORK, Malin 4, Evximm._ The House of Representatives has concurred in the resolution of the Senate never to recognise the Confederate debt. The oelebration of the late victories has been postponed until Monday, in consequence of the un favourable weather. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, NARca 3, Evirsnro. Money easy. Gold, 1981. Stocks dull New York Central, 112 j ; Illinois, 1181; Erie, 711 ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 111. NSW YORK, Miami 4. Evionso. Money easy. Gold, 1994. Exchange on Lon don, 217. Stocks dull. New York Centrals, 112 ; Illinois, 118 ; Erie, 71f ; 5-90 United States Bonds, 111. Cotton tending downwards. Middling up land, 82c. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Provisions declining. Coffee very firm. Sugar and molasses dull. Petroleum dull. Crude, ; refined, 67c. To-day being a holiday, business is partially sus pended. NEW YORK, Meant 4, 8 tr. Gold, 194. Exchange on London, 217. 6-20 United States Bonds, 111 ; Illinois, 118. Cot ton, 82c. The Montreal Oman Company's steamship Nova Scotian, from Portland on the sth inst., arrived at Greencastle about 5 p.m. yesterday (March 18). Xlll.lOO. Private letters from Mexico, published in the New York papers, assert that the war in the United States is attracting special attention there. The imperial government bad directed the police to arrest all persons professing sympathy with the Federal cause. One man is stated to have been sentenced to one year's imprisonment for speaking favourably about the United States, and predict ing the speedy end of the rebellion. The imperial treasury is getting lower. The opposition of the church party is increasing. The friends of Juarez in New York discredit the reported French victory at Nag& [Stamped, Id. AddtdonaLl THE FAILURE OF ATTWOODS, ,FROONER, AND 00%. DAM MUTING OF THE CREDITORS. BIRMINGHAM, Tinned= Erode°. A meeting of the creditors of this bank was held le the Either" Armathlyeern this afternoon. The room was not large rough for the purpose, bat ea the Tows-ball was engaged for rather porpoie it could sot be bad, sad many creditor. had to go away unable to obtain admirer A few minutes after or o'clock the Mayor (Mr. Hoary Wiggle ) entered the room, acoompaaisd by Mr. J. W. Whateley and Mr. W. 11. Allen, the solicitors to Mr. Mar shall, the bankrupt. There were also present reward of the mergers end directors of the other basking compeake. Mr. 0. F. Kemp (Kemp, Carr, Ford, and Co., Gresham street, arcountaeta) represented moms, of the Loathe auditors. It was moved that the Mayor take the chair, and this suggestion was unanimously adopted. Mr. J. W. WHAMS! (1/ solicitorb Attwoods and Co.) said it bad fallen to his lot to make a statement, barn Mr. 11a/shall, the only 'arriving panne of the firm of Wawa. Arwood., Spooner, Kendal sad Co,. was rainy SO rates down by the misfortune which bed fallen upon hint that tt re totally impossible be could appear before them rat day. He (Kr. Windily) war commended by hies la the strongest terms to express the great empathy sad distress he felt at the ears* that had falls& upon thre e and ha could amuse them that nobody deplored the admit, more deeply than Mr. Marshall did. (Him) The panning= of the two Mr. Mania* welt Sparer mad Mtwara bora as the Ist Jewry, 1864, rd was brought shoat is oesertumee of Yr. Richard Spooner rel. lag it his duty vary strongly to remonstrate, aye, to= upon Mr. George Arwood patting Rupp In • state than they were. At Lin a very Kole lanatip ties of the amounts of Mr. Arwood was made, and thee re found the position in which be war placed. He re coaled his father, Mr. Matthias Arwood, who died on the 24th November, 1818, sod who by his will left George Attwood residuary legatee and devisee of all his estates, whisk wen very oorsaiderableand very valuable. Mr. George Arwood at that time was carrying ea, as most 12111101 r tante were aware, several °Decorum of considerable err& There was a colliery at Barba°, rolling mills in Birming ham, a tube manufactory In Birmingham, also tube weela in France, at Rosen. Mr. Attwood bad for some time her feeding these concerns with mosey from the honk, This it we. determined should be stopped, bad, as ter as poi. sibik that was done ; but it was found that Mr. Mainers debt was very large, and as his health was breaking up, Mr. Spooner determined he should make over the estate he parr= in part liquidation of the debt he owed to the beak. lie (Mr. Wrenn ) was sorry to ray it was only is pan liquidation. At the latter *ad of 1863 it reread that Mr. Attwood's debt amanted to so lees a awn than 450,0001. He could not pay that mosey, but au arrange. mai mse timed epos that the beak should take his estates upon valuation, and the amount should be applied is re define of the debt. The rotates were taken by the bask at the sum of 167,0001., which sum was applied in rob= tioa of the debt. Those estates were all now in the pea sears of the bask, and they would have to be sold, =lama, se be sincerely hoped what the mayor bad anticipated, that before they left that room they would come to the 0 140 /02010 resaletioa to wind up the estate by private arnegemeat. so as not to permit it to go into the Bonnie's Court. (Neer, hear.) It was the ter and only way of radians" it properly. lie bad said that Mr. Arwood became rariduary legates under his father's sill ; in that the father, Matthias Attwood, made this declantioa : that he did not with any of his partners to be losers by any mousy his sons might have drawn from the bank in Loodoo, or by the bank in Birmingham, and that George Attwood should pay three refloat of his private estate. The emirequear of that was that ansidenble sums were transferred from the bank (by Mr. Gear Attwood) to the Loodonbank to payoff those debts, which increased the amount now due from his estate. What Keehn of Mr. Marble Attwood's property was he woe Dot in • positioa to say, for he sever saw the morn, oar did anybody else. After the liquidates to which he had referred there contained a sum of 250,0001. owing by Mr. George Attwood. That was is the month of Marsh, 1854, to Attwoode and Spoons?. bask. The bank took awe to get pommies of every acre of land be longing to George Arwood, all his farming stack, is fast he was stripped of everything in restitution es far se per dble of the debt which be owed ; Lewis made to give up all share in the profit. of the bank, sad was to be allowed s=a year. 'This took piece early in 1854 ; but Arwood lived only • week or has days after the estates were vested la the bank. That befog the state of affair', the two Mr. Marshall. were asked to joie the bank, because of their losowledge, briers connection, sad attachment to the norm to see if in a:injunction with Mr. Spooner they could not make things right. Meows. Mar shall. took • very modest SUM OUS, 7501. • year wok and Mr. Speer, LOOK ; all the surplus west to redeem the debt. Mr. Arwood bad been to the habit for yeas, r ha had said before, of drawing from the bank whatever awed daisy he wasted, for the purpose of carry's( on the trades before alluded to. That was or mode in which the debt was created ; another mode by which it was itioreard wee the paying off tradesmen who bad bra dealing with then firma Bat the first thing the bank did was to alen every one of thee cream, and to stop any more money going oat of the bank for carrying them on. From that time all that could be =Woad from the dif. tenet estates and other sources were applied to the liqui date," of the debt. Mr. Lardy had prepared a statement of the accorta which he would read. He (Mr. Wintery) could only say his anxious duty bad been to do the beat for the creditors, and in the negotiatioes which bad taken place the conduct of the Joist Stook Beak had been lines °opt/orbit. Mr. LAIJWDT, accountant, then read the following ap proximate statement of the affairs : Customers deposits and Interesl £713,973 19 0 Customers current amounts £171,1191 0 0 Deduct bills held for than and not advanced on 60.000 0 0 921,136 0 0 Notes In clmuktion Clerks• Medea, do., to Ds paid la fall 1,050 0 0 L 909,47919 0 Ittpenese Incident to winding-op the estate — MUM Cash la head Bates at Barelaja the Baak of kagtand, sod dna boa covoitry bookers Sheet 11 8 £76,SEB S7O Mho( exchange In band 106,688 4 4 . Lees bills held for customers not advanced on, estimated lO,OOO 0 0 66,580 4 4 Current accounts considered good 13023 0 0 Current accounts considered doubtful, estimated .. .. . 48,000 11 1 4,293 10 0 to uce prod abates In pub& compaalei Peelleld audlaseehold properties, valued at Deduct ANS, KM e 0 200.248 0 0 las,tit 9 it The deaciesoy tins shown was 342,0001. ; the estimates aad tiger's had, he said, beep put down as near the mark am possible, and the rough figures, nuking allowances on both brds,'bowed 13. in the pound. ••• • • • Mr. WIIATILIT said the next thing would be to consider io what way the affairs should be dealt with ; and in doing that he should take the liberty of &skies the mayor, as a frieod—for he was a friend to all—to move the first resoln- Nea Toe Man* thee propossid—" That in the opinion of this meeting the straits of the beak ought to be taken out of the control of the Court of Bankruptcy and be wound up under private arrangement, and that, accordingly, a com mittee, consisting of the Mayor and Masers. J. Matthews, W. H. Duos, Geo. Turner, Jobs Gough, P. W. Hewett, John limbo, be now appointed, to seesetaiii and coesider the position of the bans, with the view of mew* the earliest possible dietributson of the swore award the ma. dhoti. That such committee base power to esgotiabe with #ny parties who ma; be willies to proud* funds for an im mediate dividend, either as perdu:on of the mesh. of the bank or otherwise. Also to select sad rosommand suitable assignees, epee whom ultimately will devolve the whales tap of the Pat* is say mods that may be determined upon, I and to report to an scijourned meeting of the creditors to be held this day week. The Bev. Dr. Matti seconded the motion. He thought the way is which the waiting closes (who were the vadat sufferers is the calamity) had born* it was truly noble, and showed they were prepared to allow gentiansin whom they bad every cosfideace to take ap the matter calmly sad patiently. and would not at each other's throats, it wens. by piss er clamour. Mr. 80Citalla supported the noolatima. toedstliesitd the addition to the orwassittes of the names of Mr. J. H. Allen, • large creditor, sad Mr. John Phackel. Tbis was as sented be, sad the pan of Dr. Millar was also added. The resolution wee then carried asmasnously. The Yams thou mewed :—" That to secure the appoint ment of fit punima as inorkies, this meeting reoommaeda creditors So prove their debts sad to give powers of attorney to veto epos the trastmehip under sash arnngamnsm ea the esultthe spy mediae sad ammanoa by public aver. tiesimwat." Alderman Tuaithasoccedad the notice, whisk wee carried psalmody. A veto et thanks to the Mayor terminated the pre esediam Non= Wilms Zazonott.—Tlin nomination of oraiidl• aa fll ma snort Nat is Heath Wiltshire has bass appeleSsi W the abseil et the caw* Is take place at Devises, is Nasky sezt. et hall-peet tea o'clock. (TWOPENCE TEI oxyaraz PALACS. Mat at our readers mug have noticed melaim very pammialat Chimes elmegetere ea placerde sompolag the dead walls sad beardiap of the streets reently, end mad have berm greatly passied to know what they meat. The secret is sow out, they timely mega " the Easerser Palma," sad they are plaited at the heal cr a ocalaritioa of &Miami of peat value god berry, mined by the said tme• at the eassmer Palma of Mir Emperor of Mai wear Rada, Yase.athoyams, is Sept., 1850, as the ceamisa a the mar of thateasbraged imperial mada me. sad ia whisk Cp. de Nepali, a Ognicea, sad ea Aker la the Freed swim, teak pert. This potholes, who he leas been dialageblied by his lays of the is. arts sad his peasioe for the collecaldh of maim if meta, marsommatly bought from the soldiers engaged is the locabg a large portion of their spell, sad with Mai sad what he idomif obtained oe that assail's he has formed the mad gage@ collection of Chime* valuables la the shape of pergolas, feriae, dim. tem 069•114. imperial Mime, he., which has ewer beim brat* from the Glieldia Zomba to the shores of Europe. The Orysial Pelage Coepsay, ever mama to is• trodstie sew sad ettreetive frame to the public, have smile ea pea p teat with Captain do Negreak who baying ressised lie deiregatioa if Chevalier of the Legion of Hemet; and retired from the French service, bee bees prevelled apea hi rabbit big caleceige publiay for the Let tree * the Orvelal Pam% .de which it is IS be add. laded to Parte. Yesterday them wee a private view of this Airplay of eeriesilise. A portiga of the Preach man has brim fitted s 9 for that purpose, and the mime articles am plated armed ii is glese eases or spinet the walls. As gem as the beriatitel ehararipar of the milertiel beramme Mows it will be visited by every use who feels ea imam* ia the 11111MieSii0II Oi artielepof meta,espe• sally wham es in this we, they are alike so rem gad err beautiful. The preelom acmes alma, sad the jewellery presented by the mowed heeds of Europe to the Emperors of Chios from time be thaw am exhibited, sad well repay a visit. With rapid to the porcelain, some of the Meow WWI said to be mom thea 2,000 years old. One gem alone will Minot great atteetioa, it being the largest sapphire I. the world, weighing 742 rand; sad its value being esti mated M 1130,0001. The =tribal's will be op., M the pab lie THE PIM INSUXINCII DUTY. THE MEETING AT THE GUILDHALL, After our report left yesterday, Mr. Gmo. Bun= reeeramsaded that they should go far the total repeal of the fax, and take what they could get. He moved, as am sinsedasst, that the duty uu all fire it swume should be charged at a uniform rate of la. per cask, but that dl ineuranerm for sums ander 501. shed/ be exempt from day aliageMeer. His object Ina to benefit the poorest clams, who at preset warmly ever homed, and who yet were the peatest 'offerers froze fire. The ameadmset was mot semeded, and the original motion was put and carried momantously. Mr. Within moved, sad Alderman J. LAWIZIICII, rr waded the following :—" That in the opinion of ibis meat iag, the rtechatteet sligrady passed in the House of Cost looms point to sad require a larger and more gems& reduction et this duty then has yet been made. And that a petition be Biped by the chairman, urging epos the legislature the desirability of ext.sodirtg to all descriptions of insurable property the redmotiou of the duty to is. 6d. per rook. ma mad* spa stock in Muds in the bet amulet of parliament." which was also adopted. A vote se Haab to the Lord Mayor, proposed by Mr. H. Lgwm, who advocated the reductioo sa a boon to the poor, which am the p eeeat state of the reveille* the govern ment could well afford; aid =seeded by Mr. FaLootrzs, wee then earrisd, and a kid solatowledgateot from his lordship brought the preessdimp to wed. THE LOCI-OUT II THE IRON MAD& (FlOll OUB • Throughout South Staffordshire there is no loom any expectation that the disastrous struggle in the iroe Inds will terminate within a ressocable period. At the time that hopes were being entertained that the leek out would cease, either by the material that the North Staffordshire paddlers malehem east to their modem is make them independent of their hibour, or by tosses of the roes in North Staffordshire being driven back to their work by absolute weak wrests were transpiring which sow show that by slather of those means is an ed. j gamest of the difffoulty to be brought about. The troeweeksee,towhom the result of the meeting of dele gates is Leedom hes became bows, are all in the highest spirits. They believe that by the miens ecombisatione of animas throughout the kingdom, whose support is, they ' 'Goddard, virtually pledged on their behalf, they alien be ' able to withstand the oombined Isaias of the mama. The air of indifferease which has hitherto characterised the oleo will now be mon than ever manifested, whilst the masters, es their part, are resolving to peak forward their combine. Liege. It is expected that the North Stafford mm will so longer be excluded from the uoice, now that the trade socasties have determined not only to support them, but have reemnieseded that the Mame which has sprung up between them and the executives should be adjusted. Yesterday the iroomeaten assembled in Birmingham at their mad weekly 'Clime, seemed generally to entertain views less matideet as to the speedy terminatioa of the lock. oat than was expressed in Wolverbaniptoe oil the day Wore. At the mow time they did sot generally believe that ell the sesistease that trades' societies could render would be snakiest to maintain the vast number of people who would soon be thrown out of employmest. The result of the meeting of the Scotch iromautem In Gksegow, on Wednesday, when it was resolved that a reduction in the wages of the peddlers and the anima of that country, similar in amount to that which was declared by the Faddish irononsters at their meeting in Birmingham, should be declared throughout Scotland ; and, further, that no workmen should be em =ad is that country who went there from tbo districts of where the men were es strike or were locked eat was regarded as most satisfactory. The proosedinga at the Glasgow meeting were read as indleatior a commtilf *seamed between the Soda and the English which would result to a coalition that would work satidaoterily to the interests of the trade. Os behalf of the mashies here it is statedthat, if it should be fated neesseery, no diflcalty will be ezperiinasd in bringing about sash a combnatire es will mama the whole of the kingdom, seek finding security in the unity of ell. SOCIETY 701 TIM XNOOOI4OII3IENT OF THE Piss Asia.—Last evening Dr. Charles Deemer delivered an in. twenties lectors " Os Ornamestal Manufacture. more per. tieskiny of Glass and Crockery Ware," before a nomerom meth* ZooLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON. At the medial georral mooting bald yesterday at the society's home ia Ihmovermeare—the Right Hoe. Sir George Clerk, Bert., is the eheir—Visealet Cutlet:ode, Load Oung s s or , lied Rothe's. Sir A. Basaermao, Bart. General Sir W. Paty, Xs* the Hoo. Robert Needham, Captsia Weed, sad Hewn. J. W. Clark, Barrott, Wst. H. Ridgway. Franck Harris, AlezmAer Down, Philip Southby. A. Leroy, R. A. Holbyti. Thomas J. C. Balsbndge, 0. F. Hibiere, Wm. G. Baker, Frederick R. Wen., sad Henry Gebhardt were sleeted fellows, sad G. B. Brady, Req. of Bishop Wearmoutb, •oorreepoeding member of the society. Thirty-three new candidates for the fellowship were proposed for election et the seat mentiag. lloasow SCHOOL.—Yesterday afternoon, in ac cordance with a numeresely slowed requisitiou, a vestry :Itaof ishabitasts or Ste parish of Harrow wee held t the stioesl Selsoole, Routh, to take bow oeseideratioa the recommendatiose of the Royal Commissioners is re. femme to the " Fr.. Otuatner School of Jobs Leos,* ann. moiety innows as Barrow School. The Rev. F. H. Jaye*, M.A., the Vicar of Harrow, presided, sad the manias was sddresesd by Kr. Michael, Mr. W. D. Sesames, the Rev. C. 0. Lapsed. Mr. 0. F. Green, sad several of the lead's( parishimers. It was easteuded that the endowment ci Jobs Lyme was Weeded primarily for Harrow tows, his main object being the education of Borrow boys, his mond object the aeration of " foreigaers." Is the growth OW ached the foundation hal beams seemdary, sod the foarreeiisgss the male elemest of tie school. Tlos object of she parish'iosem, it wee urged, shook' be twofold : Snit to pavan haterferesee with the privilege of the laudation ; sad nosed. to oppose my lientatioe of the numbers of the whole sehool. While 171.17.. was paid by each fousda. tamer. sad 411.55. by mein hums boarder, it could hardly be mid thell these domes rewired a free *dainties at Harrow. The Ossessieelosers is their sport bad indicated 25 gnineeens a fair &eggs for dwtioe proper. New Was( those agues to be esneet, the school, which lest ea bemuse of 13001., could *damn arra& of 40 boys. Thu report of the Osenadellosime was filly discussed, es well am the iateatioas ei Joke Lyme, the header of tiro asinal. and it was agreed that pirilmosst danld be memorialised le re. foresee to the 1111111U141 4 =11 Ire to introduced for the f atom nandaties of the Dyspepsia aadipssiioa), Cough, Asthma, Om- No smoSisik w naggaig, cometi prraetty pation. Nervouswttbou, binot saloo, ua. soll m* itebists. owed is oorsoolowo. w Do Itterrs dabskes Ambles Pio{ aro any tams Ho cost la other somstlos. WO suss osowaly..—Do Ilaty NW Co., No. TT, Woke. W. la Ilas. at Is. let ; 111 s" So ed.: tor= 01. ise _ a ilk