The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-05 00:00:00

p. 2

MOM LAW NIGHTS GAZETTIL
DiAmTo a Touorrou airo mama PAITICIILAIMI To as
OBTAINED AT TIM OFWCZ OF Tllll CHIZ7
000irr or wrisurTcy, sAancolumArrizerj
• munciu
NaTroTw Asclua ns. l% Jewryotreetrand /Mach Ham
Yard. CraVid-Trlare, carman, So March 16, at L
lIATIMEW Ink Bahama, manager
Vaaahal/Midipar • . March 16 Id 1
JONI LOCI Pm EmbamSemiplar
baildre, March le,T aT m. oad,
GOMM 00IMOIS. lavolollat, Norfolk, lalidar, March la, at 12.
JO6ll/M r OEM saes, Gairwall-rmd. talky, March 16, at II
WILLIAM ago!, Dakestreet, Ltambea{m-flalda, Mar. la, at it
FILIWEaIca IDWAAD Wean and PIM= 11' Lantos, Bt.
street• Sam oulalitan, March Mlt
JOHN Hagar Divialon, New Churchatzert, Lawn-pare,
Jeweller, Mate! 16, at It

70110;11.k22 JOHN KIM . March 19, at 11.
Joan CLAM." LWTD JARVIS. Crookham, Surrey, late corn
dealer, March 19, at it
Pant D1N2111218 MAXOIO2. Grist Tower-street, commlealon
agent, March 19at It
1111.1.R1A LOUISA C=2ll.
IS, at 2. W
mistral, right's-lane, Kaminski°. school-
March
JOISIMA AllaWolll2l linerMarm, Masemy-court, Tower-hlll. COM-
Illonm
solealon
Oisana
W merchant, March 16, at 1L
ILLIAM , Upper Norwood, baker, Mar.lS, 25 2.
JOH3I WI/MALI WAXIIII2IIOrI, Maryiebenaroad, cleft, March
..19. a 12. . .

HOMY ADABs, Pond-place, Tatham-road. mama. March 11.
WILLIAM Fartamuca BCIVIIIR. Lower SYmeacta-atreet........
late PhoteCraphic artim, March IC, at 11.
ADoLPIIIM Mosall Bp.uum, Minorisa merchant. March 19. at 1.
JOHN CoLIIZLICS KLIIRRO, Ohatkonseatreet, RegentAtrert,
amistruit to a bootraiker. April 4. at II
WILLIAM %maw, Oakleyatreet, Chaim*. adrrma'a SalMtaht,
April 4, at 11.
Cantu.= HENDON, Eactoa.road, builder, April 4. at 11.
ARCHIBALD 131DSON Rant Roll, Miltoniertace, Wandsworth-
road, late pudamentary agent, March 19, at 1.
RICHARD (Assiut BASIL Deverellertreet, Dover-road, and 1111.
'lnmate-market, Cab talesman, Mane tl, at 2.
J AMU ll•MILLIAB, I.taaan, piaster, March tl, at 1.
I.lualt HOLDb% CharkAatreet, Paddington, shipowner,
March It, t.

Jain:3'l;67 liaroo-street, Penton, dle, plumber, and Crum-
Islington, ludglag-houae keeper, llarch 22, U 11.
beruaahlreumet, Blahopegateatrent, general
merchant. Mirth 22, at 11.

-iii•on-street, Old Kent-rood, &add', r.
_ March at It
_

JOHN POLAND, IMO of Breckoock.cresoent, Camden-town, sad
ai 12
Ndeuhaai Cryagal Palace, dealer in fancy goods, Much U.

Jc we -6.11,P0RD, Brootl.plaok Walworth, cook, March 2!, at 12.
Jamas Cot; amptrtatrect, Covantryouset, carom aad gilder,
March 22, at 11. . . .

RuBLRT CLastmeros, flannuerength, clerk tn the Act-
narelt). Marche?. at 11,

RA "I U% strivs. ugb , innkeeper. March 17, at 12.
LiuLL4ll Cool J CA LW,l>flmUagham and hath,tattor, ilar.l4,at 12.
Jull2 HoLLAJID and MOILUI BCROZSS, Lab:eater, boot manufac-
tures, Much :J. at 11.
Lvacas bawcos, Yglarysilse,Glamorgaash_grocer,Mat.lB,atll.
WILLUJI itJan..l7, trastoo.super.ilar• and Swindon, victitallar.
Larch it, at 11.

EbwAJID LLEWI2I.Lin 'IZMIR& SWAIM; grocer, March 19, at 11.
GEORGE MONDAY EDDY, 'lngham, Deionadire, licensed vic-
tualler, March 16, at 11.
EDWIN PAWAOMMIDDLLame,BIrkb7, YorkaIL,Lanotw,MAA.2I,MIII.
EDWARD ACM.. D, liildersoine, Yorkelure, late colliery owner,
March 21, at 11i.
WILLUM 82111eoli, Liverpool, Joiner, March IT, at 11.
Joan WILLIAM Knuis, Liverpool, aucusner, March 17, at 11.
WILLIAM RIMILLT Wu .non, Isverpool, engineer, March IT, at 11.
ALRRA.WDMR DONALD. shuttleworth.cum•Walasenley,Lasceitike,
bleacher, March lc, at 1.

Thu slurs'. staler. Cheshire. lek tanner. llarchlll. at 11.
ALILCIp WILLIAM H IlalicheAer. at:bonne =masc.
lures. Larch IL

ANN Acsbau., ewca4lle-upou-Type, late boartllDs.boule keeper,
March U, at 12.

Rims With, hheMeld, potato dealer, Ilan* le, at 2.
IrAac InuitLls Newart.upon•rrest, Ilstimelier, March 16, at 11.
tizoLoc lianas lirtbtso, Manchester. beer retailer, Mar. 1145
JoUN lleuchester, butcher, March Iv, at 4.
CHAIZIM Won, iLeo, Manchester, draper, March 11, at 94.
GEOII.OI ELIAS. Thornton Curtis, Lincolnshire, blacksmith, March
lb, 5111.

Etnnonton, Notts, farmer, Mardi 23, at U.
J 010 SLAVIC Nottingham, lace maker, March tt, at 11.
Salt Li. WIUEICLCY, Calverton. Notts, baker, March 22. at 11.
THOMAS MIMI, ,latepalied. leausient., saddler, March 11, at 10.
CHOSTOPIIIII Potluck. Yorkshire, chemist.
March 21, at 10.

Jo;I11 LILIUSOX, Haddersoeld, Lae Innkeeper,
March .1 at 10

Almoadbury, Yorkshire, druggist's assataut,
March ti. at

ik.JElllDottallYzLET, Lockrood.Yorksh., teatlealee,lLm.2l,st 10.
THOMAS WkAB, WOlvt/haW1:4011, Victualler, March *2. at 12.
DAVID Athos. Thorotou. 1 orkahlre, Jobber, !larch 16, at 12.
W11.1.111X WILLIAXS. Cambrian-place, Cumarthewthlre, shoe-
maker, Starch 12. at 10.

L/mash l'Huitss lrecassatie, Hampshire. chemist,
March hi, at it

W dust GRA ear, Mer7port,Cumberland, shipowner,Mar.ls,at3.
JuliN Oct, Catshill, N orcestenddre. butcher, March 18, et 11.
JAISF.S LotO BATH, Bath. wak•hmaker, March 16, at 11.
TIWIAS AIR 4 btu., Worcester. blacksmith. !larch 19. at 11.
MUMMA SIIIADALA. Brighton, professor of musk, Lrr. 19, at IL
JAILS DAWSuS, Middlesbrough, Yorkah.. painter. Mar. la, at 2.
61...a01 MEAGER. Chatham, blacksmith, Larch Is, at 3.
Maas AIN PAYNE, Hove, susses, beer retailer. March 16, at 11.
tituaut rtanCrr, Drudwich, martet gardener, March 17, at 12.
Jou!: trim Shrewsbury. farmer, March 17, at U.
JANES tOlttshall, Nod Ik, blacksmith. Starch 16, at IL
JAILS ElloAlefluCE, likniusater, baker, March 11. at 12.
JAXIs MAIDSLES, Culls Nottbwich, Cheshire, schoolmaster,
March lB, at lu.

WILLIAM DAT. Canterbury. painter, Mara M. at 11.
WILLIAM RIDILSON, Crewe. Cbeabire, furniture broker, harsh
1' .6[lo

Isuc DBORT PAR/J2tll, Blackburn. Lancashire, Coaanitimloa
agrot:Marcla 21, at I.
. _

JAits liklar, St'Bekaa. Lancashire. collector, liar. I,f, at 11.
LAST EXAM IN Anuss.
n=l,y4.. Nee billGzet.nlTlLll. fin
penter-A pril 14. G. Letey and C. Ramon, Great Newatreet,
Fetter-lame, and Me ham., Victoria, pouters April 14. J. B.
Clark, Haymarket, lamp mauulactarer-April 11. Fanny Hardy.
Blackfrutraroad. widow-April 14. A. Arnaud, Great Viite-street,
Begentatreet, hotel keeper-April U. E. Junes, Forest-hlll,
Kent, commercial traveller-April 14. W. Hackle, Thant-street,
Burton-crescent, journeyman carpenter-April it. W. D. Thor-
gar, Wells-next-the-pea, Norfolk, bricinatker-April 14. R.
Strong, tirovett-rrsor, Kenaingtoo, solicitors clerk-April It.
E. O. Latour, Ware icketreet, Ant-street, mallMiaillOO agent
-April N. 0. Broshaw, LeuLLtb-town-road, Kentlah-Won,
tenor-April 14. Mary Kerrey, Winston, Surfolk. farmer-Apeil
Is. W. brounoo, Lower Marsh, Lambeth, butcher-Apnl 14.
G. J. St. John liarhlord, East India chambers, Leadenhaletreet,
ship broker-April 14. J. O. tiarrani. Harlow, Eaves, mailer-
April 13. J. Cocks. St. Jameiestreet, an 1 Harleyforti-place, Ken-
nington.park, tailor-April 16, J. 1114411, Jun., Clarenduater-
race mid Lanark-wee honekeeprr-Ilarchl.l. B.'
Mai kr, Poultry, merchant-April 4. J. Cowell and V. Ficlieux.
Cardiff, ship brokers-llarch 15. W. Woodward, Middlesboroogh,
batter dealer-March H. Joshua Borstsll and John Morstall.
Bradford, woulataplers-April IL W. W lee, Northalketon, sac-
tionevl-APHI 12, W. Bray, Cinder-SU:4 Yorkshire, butcher -
31arch 91. H. %V Wise., Holyhead, Angkeva. shopkeeper-
March 91. IL Thorp, J. Gooller, and L. Fogg. Urea
crushers-March 91.1. M. Burger, Liverpool. draper-March H.
T. lord, Bootle, Lancashire, licensed v ictualler -March rl.
.1
Barton, Dtuilisav-e'-th'-hill. Cheshire, Ipuilder-March Si. M. J.
319D-hters. Liverpool, harmonium manufsetnrer-March 21. B.
ftilv3, Liverpool, licensed victualler-March Li. W. F. Mulliaky,
Droyhden, Lancralure, silk dyer-March 15. ff. Matti,
tlur-
cheater. agent-March St G. Wlospear, StocktOompcm-Tese,
corn oiler-March 21. R. Ilaakrs. -ham, I.V.lllAltgalsA,
agent-MI/eh 21. T. Fletcher, Birmiagham, butcher-31.th 21.
T. Short, Birmiugham, miller-March 41. H. Howe, 'Ermine-
ham, horse slaughterer-March 21. J. Rutland, Aston Manor,
Nt ars ickshlre, miller-March IL W. Musson, litriningitim.
general dealer-March 11. 6. 844th, Erelingtou, Werwlckshfre,
commercial SraVeller - March 11, J. Knight. Binalopsin, draper
-March 11. W. A. Hoe lett. Birmingham, picture tram,
-March 21. J. simco. litnulugham. ciamist-MarchtL LL Chan-
beta Birmingham, tire iron maker-March2L J. Hooke 141 r.
toinglitni-March 21. 11..1. Baldwin, Sutton Coldrield, Warwick.
slur, commercial travetkr. March W. 11i1w o.
butcher-March 11. C. Steel, Birmingham, builder-Mareb2l. W.
Dut...u. Bennimiliani, baker-March tl. W. Junes, itirtunerthatu,
commercial clerk -March 21. T. Tomalin, binningeans, watch-
band maker-March IL J. Thompson, Birtunivrhatic blacksmith
-31.irch H. S. Brown, Birmingham, carpenter-)larch 21. J. K.
Bahl. in. Birninghani, steel toy maker-March it W. Austin.
Chippenham, Wiltshire, fa-ruer-March 15. 1. Loin, Itradforo,
backer-April 'c E. linitiord. Dorchester. sapper In the 'loyal
Engineers-April 11. C. Y. White, Durham, grocer-April 11. 0.
Marino Durham, carpenter-March 21. 0. Deaviu, W untlesey -
April 5. J. Goodatte, Lancuahlre. tote berme.]
victu.dler - March 14. G. Percival, Derby, shoemaker-March I&
Mary Jones, Liverpool, licensed victualler-March IS. J. Huston,
Wett Lathy, melt Llverrul, Lancashire, proeimoo
dealer- •April Is. J. 31 nes, Carbruoke, Norfolk, baker-
April la J. Smith. hat Barham Norfolk, baker-March I& IL
Cotton. Mager, Chabite,cordwatoor-liorch as. H. Aet-
bury, Cheshire, labourer-April 16. J. Knight, labesham, Lei-
cestershire. baker-March 17, J. Chariots-OHk Bamako, York-
shire. grocer-March 17. E. Wartb Jacobstea, C 'rem • i, I ..111.,
-March 16. R. Hopwood, Ruabon, Denbighshire, collier-ILarch
J. H. Ern., Hereford. architect-March 11. J. T. ktryer,
Bristol, carpenter-March 21. 11. Hodges, Bristol, teacher of
music-March 21. J. Mom house, Witham. Yorkshire. grocer-
March 21. T. Caveney, Buddersfield, beerseller -March 21. T.
W Biddle*, iludderstlekb journeyman cloth dresser -March
23. R. Gibbon, Merthyr Tyttal. saner-March 24. J. Fortier,
Carlisle, butcher-March 24. F. Nichol, CaHble, innkeeper-
Awil 15. W. Robinson, UEsskell. Yorkshire, uheelarri,ht-
Ich 10. J Smith, 33 hitw.ck, Letceste shire, Joiner-March la
N. Walker, Plymouth, civil raker in the Korai Engineers-
March 12.. Mary Lloyd, widow, Meows. Slunfuoutlnhire. farmer
-March n. E. B. Clitesinan, laridpirt. Harbp•lsh.r,
auto butcher-Mara U. J. Cope Landport. Hampshire. late
Iroumonger-April 15. G.Stead, Wilton. Yorkshire, shoemaker
BAN K RUM C ANNULLILD.
March 1. Einar MA71111114 York-road, Kiev's-cross, soepb
DECLAMATION OF DIVLIAND.
Joey !homers -.llVideliti of Ho 4d., any Wildneasy, at
Hughes's, Conway. _ _ _

DIVIDENDS.
March M. J. Murgitroyd, Idle. Yorkshire, w.,11e1l mesufac-
toter—March SI. G. D. C. Watov, Abbott's L.j e, Cheshire,
doctor of indicter—March 14. J. Burger, Tarp. die). Cheshire.
farmer- March 13 I. amlth. Liverpool, saddler—Mitch is. l' C.
Stmt; Li% eriasil, attest—March Id. J. Hinkle, Evertor,. neat
Lisrty..l, builder Starch 10. J. Taridl, YliorldcY Cidlierli bor.
ham puldtrah—Starch Itk P. G. atubho. Essington. Durham. tailor
—March 16. B. Featherstooehaugb, Crossvite. Durham, commtr.
cial traveller—March 16. J. bailey, Hettople.Hole. Durham,
gr,,,ear - March 17. J. Sheath, stagsaten, Bedfordshire, farmer—
Starch 17, J. Moults, Wl=lllooll, guasesitb—March IS. T. nun,
Jut, , Walsall, cod dealer.

PAWN ERSIi IPA DIS.9OLVED.
W. King and J. King, Debenham, Suffolk, grocers—J.
Quarmity, J. Sykes, and K. Almontibury, Yorkshire,
)..rn spottier., do far as regards J. Sykes—W. Bean and W.
heist... Leans, machine makers—W. Clarke and J. Clarke.
Newton in Make:tild, Laucashiro. fanuars—T. Quids and J.
)l. Barns, lit tido:, inercers—O. A. Wocalward and J. S It.
,tie, Livmpoul, •all fluters—L. Ellis and J. Ellis, Birkenhead,
Wencher' —siu all !Anton sad J. Y. Rutherford, King.street,
Tow, chill. Machos—Jose, Badcock and John BaJcock, Tot.
tenhant.court•ruel, linen drapers—W. R. Coodde and J. M.
Shaw. Duchy, silk throwsten—B. Legg. A. Collins. and .1. P.
Morgan. Bristol. wholesale boot manufacturer,. so farm regards
A. ("Mos—b. Hewitt, J. rulford, and J. Smith, Manchester,
ct.imuou tot far as regards G Hewitt-I, Bryson and
k Jameson, Kingdon.upon.Bull. Umber inerchant•—G. Bolden
and W. B. iianitall, Irverpoul—J. U. Rattenbury, Y. Manson,
and W. A. /*wined. Leeds, cloth inewhant•—P. W. Porter
and T Moulds, iledoo, Yorkshire, glue manufacturers— d
elenorth and T. Clew..rth, Manchester, printers—W. Vacbell
and E Cardiff. Iron merchants—T. Kershaw and W.
W. Nlorle), Blackburn, Lancashire, commission amida—G. A.
Greenslade and I 7'. Greenslade, Orpington. Kent. tailors—
. Moore, sm., and J. 11..w.e. Jon., Lincolnshire,
builders—U. Hint. jun., E. Bind, and I:. Hirst, Morley, York.
shire, cloth asanutasturers, so far as regards R. Writ, AUL--

ifitt eVin'too•

70. O;OVIISPONDL/1111.

otworllienesto toinolled li;e—Egir-e;° Lomdon Evening
Paper. out be at Oho once* 10. BOUTIBILIMIMPOt, by Two
oo moot on the day is pohlleation.

90VINT4AEDEN.

Dias IMMO, Ilacti;itiie Optius• NU STOOPS TO
OONQUILII. Ileum A. H. Wdr, IL Corn, G. Perren, sod
W. Ilsnison Mimeo 4Pres sod A. Hlies.—Cooductor, Mr. A.
Mellon—Aid TANCB Ern.

EILYMALICKT..

Tins Minna, ERTL/ MULLER. Mr.
SoMarn —OUR AMERICAS( COUSIN. Masers. Suchen,. Black-
stone and Chippendale Mesdames Angel. Snowdon. and
Liarrla—And SHOCK !NO EVINTS. Mr. Compton.

PFISCWS.

Tva reENnes. Meson Vining, Nelson,
Plsher: Mesdames Moreton and Mate Sarilie.—TKll COMEDY
UP YAROltd. Messrs, Vining' Nelson, and the Brothers Webb,
—And JACK'S ABBJVAL IPROK CANION.

LTCIII7I4

Tins Vat's, THZ aii-CHEW. Mt. Wlddlecomb mod
NW P. Leelerou.— BEL =BONI% a Into fita7. Maws.
Plata, Brougham Imam Mariam sad Jade : Mama
Cate Terry, Ltileistle, mad ilawcalky, mad Ign. Lam

estririniL

Tam Emma. THE 13LTTCARTR7 Newt Reynolds. Cram
ford, and Dranyaoad Ileadanies Yaraold and Mlle.—And
HICKORY, HICKORY DOCK.. Headman R. Lana and Cranfurd.
The Yrynch Clowns -The Fairy fountain.

HIGH WATZR AT LONDON DZIDOL
Ms DAY learatim Ilk. 30si .A/Parfass. Od Au.
roAtossow Oh. To.....Aemsato. Oh. 330,

LONDON, SATURDAY, MARCH L.

OF the Yeomanry Cavalry we would speak with
all the tenderness and respect due to gallant
men who are the very flower and pith of the
rural population, and whose exploits " in the field "
are so harmless and diverting. It may have been
• little rash on the part of their champions in the
House to put the question of their absolute use-
fulness as a national force quite so broadly.
Colonel EDWARDS, it appears, belongs to a
Yeomanry corps which has "served with die-
" Unction," whatever that may mean ; but on the
whole it would perhaps be safer to treat the public
coat of Yeomanry Cavalry as a question not of
base utility, but of sentiment. No doubt it is
desirable that the young farmers should be en-
couraged to excel in manly and martial exercises, to
be well mounted, and to acquire that habit of dis•
cipline and that love of order which are the
soldier's virtues. No doubt it is desirable that
they should learn to take a pride in their own
smartness and activity, and be accustomed to
muster from time to time round their natural
chiefs and leaders in the counties, and
be taught to feel themselves a part of the living
power of the nation. Volunteer soldiering, if it
were good for nothing else, would be an ad-
mirable sanitary movement. In the case of cavalry
it is an advantage to man and beast; to the man's
body and soul, and to the beast's breed and keep.
There is a natural emulation between one regi-
ment or troop of Yeomanry and another ; be-
tween one tenantry and another ; in the look and
performance of men and cattle. And when once •
year or so the regiment assembles in the county
town for eight days' drill, the rustic warrior
is none the worse for the kindly fun and mirth
that salute him as he caracols through the street&
on a charger that has evidently seen hard service
"in the field;" and this mixture of town
and country, this meeting of rustic military
beaux, and admiring civic belles, results in much
honest sweethearting, and in population " returns "
which the Registrar-General pronounces satis-
factory.

All this and more may be fairly said for the
Yeomanry Cavalry. But when county members
and gallant veterans of the Yeomanry service
come forward to ask the House and the Govern-
ment whether they are worth 46,000/. a year for
eight days' drill, the question is an embarrassing
one for the representative conscience ; the more so
that these Yeomanry colonels admit that the annual
assembling for eight days' drill maintains the
highest efficiency, but that if the regiments are
not called out for eight days' permanent duty they
fall to pieces and perish of discouragement and
neglect ; the gallant fellows sadly five back their
accoutrements to the State and their chargers to
the plough ! According to this imprudent testi-
mony, it seems, it is only the prospect of eight
days' permanent duty in the county town that in-
duces the young farmers to submit to the pedantry
of learning not to " draw swords " till the word
"swords" is given. If this be the case, the
' public, we fear, will agree with the Government
in thinking that to charge the estimates with
46,0004 for eight days' drill is paying rather too
dear for • national whistle, and that • cavalry
so capricious in its tastes should be self•support-
ing, like any other of the manly sports of the
country gentlemen.
_ .

Colonel EDWARDS insisted that his was not a
party motion, yet the Opposition voted for it with
the most exemplary alacrity and unanimity, and
hailed the bare majority of one with ironical cheers,
and our Tory contemporaries reproach "the party "
with not having mustered strong enough to defeat

S.

a moSion ".o
We mita stti

dechatio,Did gams
Lim' •
:tn*LAT.II3T INTELLIGENCE.
____....... nut we will take the •to THE BLKB-"a--WIG INVASION.
add one word of counsel to Colonel EDW ; • nee from the Duchies s ka of alight
and that is, to abstain on a future occasion from skirmishes in front of Duppel. The occupation of
talking of the} Tommie* " keeping order folding in Jutland, not only continues, but is
I
"in the manufacturing districts." Such a phrase becoming more permanent. An engagement has
is peculiarly unfelioitous and ungracious at a take• place beyond that town on the Ward to
time when the working population of the menu- Fredericia-road, which traverses the peninsula from
facturin,g districts are an example to the world of one end to the other. The affair was a mere
patience and resignation and obedience to the law skirmish, but it shows that the invading troops
under the most grievous trials. Such • phrase, have little hesitation in pushing forward if they
let us hope, escaped the gallant officer's lips un• think that anything can be gained by the move-
aware'. It was a thought and an expression more meet.
obsolete even than the Yeomanry Cavalry ; and if .
uttered advisedly would alone suffice to expunge
for ever from the Estimates the sum of 46,0001.
for eight days' "permanent duty" of a force which
may be deserving of some indulgence so long as it
is content to be ludicrous without aspiring to be
hateful.

be court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, 11.4sce 4.

The Princess Hohenlohe left the Castle this
morning for the coetineat. Princess Helena, attended by
the Hon. Horatio Stoplord, accompanied the Prisons to
the st►tioo. Major-General Seymour attended the Primes'
to Folkston.

The Queen, accompanied by Princes' Helena, walked "ad
dro►e in the grounds.

The Prince of Wake rode ou horseback yesterday morning,
attended by Lient,Colooel Koppel.

In the afternoon the Prince and Princess of Wales re-
ceived addresses of congratulation upon the birth of the
infant Prince, from the University of Oxford, the University
of Cambridge, and the body of Presbyterian ministers in
and near the cities of London and Westminster. The
deputations assembled shortly before 3 o'clock in Use
saloon at Marlborough-hour, andiwere received in the Draw'
ing-room.
The Prince and Princess were attended by the Countess
de Grey, Lord Harris, Chamberlain to the Princess ; Lieu-
tenant-General Knollys, Comptroller and Treasurer of she
Prince's Household ; Lord Allred Hervey, Lord in Waiting
to the Prince ; Lieutenant-Colonel Koppel, Major Teesdale,
end Captain Grey, Equerries to the Prince ; the Honourable
R. H. Meade, and Mr. Wood, Grooms in Waiting to the
Prince, and Mr. Herbert Fisher, Private Secretary to the
Prince.

The deputation from the University of Oxford consisted
of the Chancellor (the Earl of Derby), the Vies-Chancellor
(the Rev. Dr. Lightfoot), the President of St. John ; the
Warden of AU Souls, the Warden of Merton, H. W. Arland,
M.D., the Senior Proctor, W. Ince, It. A., Exeter, S.
Edwards, IL A., Medea, the Rev. Dr. Jacobson, the Presi-
dent of ILigilidee, the Rev. Dr. Jenne, G. W.
Child, M.D., the Junior Proctor, H. P. Liddoo,
M.A., Christ Church, aid Sir B. Brodie, Bart.,
LA., &Ilia The Registrar, Dr. Rowden, and
the Public Orator, Rev. R. Michell, 8.D.,
&Waded in their official capacity. The deputation was
accompanied by the representatives of the Uaivisraity in
Parliament, and by • very numerous body of aoblerneri,
doctors in divinity, doctors in law and medicine, bachelors
in civil law, and masters of arta.
The deputation from the University of Cambridge con-
sated of the Chancellor (Duke of Devonshire), the Rev.
Dr. Cookson (Vioe•Cbancefor), the Rev. Dr. Whiswell
(Master of Trinity College), the Rev. Dr. Okes (Provost of
King's College), the Rev. Dr. Jimmie (Regina Professor of
Divinity), Dr. Paget, Rev. W. C. Clark (Politic Orator),
Mr. Adams (Lowede•n Professor of Astronomy), the Rev.
A. V. Hadley (Fellow and Tutor of St. John's College), the
Rev. H. A. J. Johnstone Munro (senior proctor), the Rev.
S. jar-Mon (junior proctor), end the Rev. H. R. Laud (re-
gistrar). The deputation was accompanied by the Earl of
Powis, High Steward, and by • very large body of the
members of the University, embracing noblemen, heads of
homes, doctors in divinity, doctors in civil law, doctors in
medicine, professors, bachelors of divinity, and masters and
lachelon of arta, law, and medicine.
The deputation from the body of Presbyterian ministers
consisted of the Rev. J. J. Taylor, the Rev. James Marti-
beau, the Rev. R. B. Aspland, Dr. Cromwell, the Rev. T.
C. Marshall, the Rev. J. Lewis, the Rev. R. Spears, the
Rev. J. H. Ryland, the Rev. H. lemon, and Dr. Sadler.
Many other members of the metropolitan Presbyteries
body accompanied the depetatio•. The three deputations
were severally introduced by Lord Alfred Hervey. The
address of each having been read and graciously received,
the deputations withdrew.
The Princess of Wales afterwards took a carriage drive,
atteaded by the Countess de Orey.

GALICIA.

The Austrian journals are almost exclusively
occupied with the declaration of a state of siege in
Galicia. Some remark that, " beside its meaning
at home, it has also a signification abroad, and
that it is perhaps of more utility to Russia than
all the successes of that Power against the Polish
insurrection." The Press of Vienna, without seek-
ing to know whether reasons of foreign policy have
had, as is pretended, a share in the measure
adopted, declares that there is reason to believe
that the present complications have awakened in
Austria the remembrance of the Holy Alliance.
(arum's rn.murs.)

The a

PARIS, MARCH 5.
of to-day, in an article signed

by M. Paulin Limayrac, says :—"The proclamation
of state of siege in Galicia is a serious and lament-
able fact, but the English press draws exaggerated
consequences therefrom, in concluding that a poli-
tical combination exists between the cabinets of
Vienna and Elt. Petersburg. As we are in the
habit of commenting on precise information only,
we will say no more on the subject now, but con-
fine ourselves to pointing out the contradiction
between Austria making war in Denmark in the
name of the principle of nationalities, and her con-
duct towards the Poles in Galicia."

THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
FRANIEFORT.ON-THE.MALNE, Yawn 5.
An official communication to the Frankfort
newspapers states that the Federal Diet has
recently received no invitation from any quarter to
be represented at a European conference.

OPERATIONS IN JUTLAND.
BERLIN, MAIM 5.

The Speitersche Zeitureg of to-day publishes a
telegram, dated Vienna, Friday evening, stating
that the mission of General Manteuffel has had the
desired revult, Austria having consented to the
continuation of operations in Jutland.

AUSTRIAN MARITIME WAR REGULA-
TIONS.
VIENNA, Manca 5.

An imperial ordinance, dated the 3rd inst., has
been promulgated to-day, containing regulations
for the capture and stoppage of hostile and sus-
pected ships by Austrian vessels.
The ordinance purports to be issued on account
of the hostile measures adopted by Denmark against
German ships.

THE FEDERAL DIET.
FRANKFURT, ]Lace 5.

In yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet the
representative of Bavaria proposed that the Diet
should notify to the Federal commander in Hol-
stein the conclusion of an understanding between
that body and the two great German powers in
reference to the occupation of the military route in
that duchy by the allied troops.
Bavaria also proposed that the Federal troops in
Holstein should be reinforced by the 7th Corps,
and by another corps made up of troops from dif-
ferent States.

The Duke and Duchess D'Aunisle visited the Prices and
Princess of Wales at Mariborough•heuee.
The Prince and Princess of Wale* had a dinner party is
the evening.

A deputation from the General Amembly of the Presby-
terian Church in Ireland, 'assisting of the following clergy-
men and gentlemen, had an interview with Lord Palmer-
ston, at Cambridge-house, yesterday :—Rev. John Rogers
(Moderator), Rev. Dr. Cooke, Rev. Dr. Edgar, Rev. Dr.
Morgan, Rev. Dr. Dill, Rev. J. A. Canning, Rev. Joseph
Mactloncel, Rey. F. J. Media, Rev. W. C. leCullagh,
Rev. James Spurs, and John Adams, E.q., J.P. The
deputation was accompanied by Lord Dufferm and Clande-
boye, Colonel Fords, M.P., Lord Gosford, Major the Hon.
Stuart Knox, M.P., the Right Hoe. Henry Corry, M.P.,
Mr. Hassard, M.P., Mr. O'Neil, M.P., Mr. Robert Torreus,
M.P., Lord Fermoy, M.P., Sir Hervey Bruce, M.P., Hon.
Fleury Cole, M.P., Mr. F. W. Russell, M.P., Mr. S. G.
Getty, M.P., Lord Cremorne, Mr. E. W. Verner, MX., Sir
H. M. Cairns, M.P., C►ptain A. P. Dawson, M.P., Mr. W.
Pollard-liquhart, M.P., Sir W. Varner, Bart., M.P., 8. M.
Allen, Req., M.D., John Vanes, Esq., M.P., sad Lord Claude
Hamilton, M.Y.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-ogee
from the Lord High Commissioner of the Imago Islands.
Despatches v ere sent to the Lard High Commissioner of
the lonian Islands.

S'ritNnta, MARCH I, 11864.

jaPilk

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
____....--.
(mow oui owl oosszorogwarr.)
Walk FIMAT Evtarera.

It is now certain that MM. Barna and Bernier
Pages will consent to stand for Paris; and unless
the committee, which is to meet at K Marie's to-
morrow, should recommend one of them to with-
draw—a contingency which I think unlikely—they
will probably both be elected. It has, indeed, been
suggested that two members of the provisional go-
vernment of 1848 at a time is too large a dose of
one element ; and that M. Laboulaye, who most
handsomely withdrew in May last rather than stand
in the way of M. Thiers, has now oon-
siderable claims. But, all things considered,
the names of Carnet and Gamier Pages, if
seriously put forward, will, I think, triumph over
all others. The first ballot (on March 20 and 21)
may very likely not be definitive. The disposition
of the leaders of the liberal party is to relax dis-
cipline, and allow as many candidates as may
choose to come forward on this 0001111i011, but sub-
ject to the understanding that, on the second bal-
lot, the two democratic candidates who have ob-
tained the most votes shall be supported exclusively.
A great many candidates have issued addresses. K
Pinard, president of the Comptoir d'Facompte, an-
nounces himself as a warm friend of the dynasty,
but, as he is in favour of liberty of the press
and electoral reform, there is small chance of his
meeting with official countenance. At present the
government has not designated any candidates, and
K Gueroult seems to think that it will altogether
abstain from doing so.

The Vigie of Cherbourg persists in its news that
there is extraordinary activity in preparing. the
iron-clad fleet to put to sea, and invites the editor
of the France, which contradicted the statement,
to come and judge for himself.
The Nation, which is quite as much a Russian
journal as the France, doubts the news of the latter
journal that the Czarewitch is coming to London
and Paris.

The note in the Monit.ur, contradicting the
rumour of the Archduke Maximilian having re-
nounced his intention to go to Mexico, is remarked
upon as being jejune and unsatisfactory, inasmuch as
it leaves it to be supposed that his imperial highness
may yet be Buttering from influenza, and does not say
when he may be expected in Paris. The France,
however, supplies the information looked for, and
states positively that the archduke will be at the
Tuileries to-morrow, and that on March 24 or 25
he will embark at Trieste for Mexico. It further
says that he will be escorted by two French ships
of war, and " very probably" by some English ones.
Mons. Petitpa, ballet master of the opera, has
been appointed dancing master to the Imperial
Prince.

The Bourse has not recovered from yesterday's
panic, but the firmness of Consols and the absence
of confirmation of the various items of specially
alarming news Lave prevented the fall from going
further.