The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-23 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE =PERM

Sea,—We have this moment received advice* of
the total destruction of the American ships Non sad Lonim
Hatch, together with their cargoes, whilst on the passage
hence to the Boat Indies, having been set on fire by direction
of Captain Somme*, of the Alabama, when in let. I N.,
and long. 26 W., who also caused the crews to be leaded on
the island of Fernando Noronha.* Both cargoes were
shipped by and eousigned to British subjects.
Captain Semmes therefore no lociger respects British pro-
perty. Does not his unjustifiable interference with the trade
of this country and her possessions demand the immediate
attention of our government '?—We are, AY3.

GEO. CROSHA.W and Co.
116, Feochnrck-street, London, May =.
• The island of Firmed° Nuronha belongs to Brazil, and
is used as m penal settlement.

Paseroara tx thwir.—Foßatcat-orricr., MAT 22.
—Earl Russell, her Majesty'. principal Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, has received • despatch from Sir John
Crampton, bur Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipstentiary at Madrid, inclosiog a copy of a royal
decree, published is the Madrid Gazette of the 22ad of
December, 1862, by which the system el par:porta hitherto
in force in Spain has been abrogated, and other formalities
are substituted for asoertainiog the identity of foreigners
entering Spans, and for legalising their reselonoe in that
country. A translatioa of the decree in question is pub-
lished in lest night's Gazette.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, MAY 2A.—The
Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade have received front the & cretery of State for
Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's
Acting Consul at Teueriffe, stating that, by a Spanish Roy al
Decree of the Bth April last, the port of &Lots Cruz, Tene-
rife, is declared free from yellow fever from the let of that
month.—Gazetre.
. [Advertixeruent.)--IiOLLOWAY% 01111TX6IIT.—Bad
logs, wounds, mid all deecripuon+ of +ores ate cared by the
proper and diligent use of this Inept imable preparation. To at-
tempt to cure tad Wird by pbodenng the edges of the wetted to-
gether la a folly, for should the skin unite, a baggy diseassd too-
ition TOMS ns underneath. to break out with tenfold fury In •
few days. The only rational and permanent treatment, as IBM+
gated by suture. I, to reduce the inflammation In and about the
wound, to soothe the neighbouring nerves, to cool the heated
blood as It warms along the tweets, and to render the then wa-
tery Wyman, dacha gr., *latent and healthy. Holloway's Pills
should be taken to parity the blood and +lapel the obnoxious
humour from the system.

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The Queen drove out yesterday morning, Sc- and costly preparations for the reception of the Prime and : QUESTION.
BANE Rama. mAppfpr agerrilese, SILVICESETTHS and CUTLERS, . PARIS. FRIDAY RTEnne.
If we may believe (says the indepencksnce) the
limey Amur, Sienneretreet. iity, engraver, to surrender June eet itgeggT ~•110:11, also el and in,, KING W companied by Princess Helena, sod attended by Lady A. Prince's of Wales on the occasion of their forthcoming visit ,
9, at 11 STRKET, WNDON.BRIDGE to the City. A Lap number of distinguished pewee will be . rumours spread in certain Parisian political circles, The wisdom of M. de Persigny's letter mien
down M. Thiers is much doubted. It may have
a
EDWARD WATMeI Coons, Lower Thames-street, City, end Luard- Ranee Priem charms' et both Houses as at their The Royal Family walked in the grounds. invited to the fête in Guildhall which their royal highnesses .
the effect. of provoking M. nitre to break the
Moat. Cakdonieniroad, dealer in sines Jos 9, at 12. MANUFACTORY-rogy-Qt'KENTI PLATE and CUTLERY WORKS, . the three powers, while they are coming to an
WILLIAM BJITTAIJ, Wiltoesquare, New North road. carpenter, SHIIFYIELD. are to honour with their preseoce on the evening of Monday,
understaoding on the preliminaries of a serious
June 9. at l& OBSERVE THE ADDRESS. The Prime of Wales, attended by Major Teesdale, rode the Bth of June. Th other members at least of the .
silence with which the government journals re.
MVO Von GUTTENBERG, Bromleythommon, leak gentleman,
_------____ , Royal family have aocepted invitations-the Duchies of negotiation with Prumia, are OD the point of
Jane 9, at U. (PRIES MEDAL AWARDED. on on horseback yesterday morning. proach him, and as he is a greater master of laa.
igoeyaoug Dyes. Bedford.street, Horns y-road. commercial
A LLEN'S PATENT POR US and The Prince and Prio of Wale. and Prince and Prim . Cambridge, with the Princess Mary, and his Rona sending to St. Petersburg despatches intended as a
gusge than the minister the latter may perhaps
clerk, June 9, at it. Highness the Comniaoder•io-Chief. The ministers of state
Mann (Aiwa. Jun., Ash, Kent, brithmaker, J une 9. at 1. L-A. TEA YELU NO SAGS with square openings.
Ifni LAOS, with Louie of If , took a drive in an open •a in the •
I members of the court, the foreign ambeandors, and
, reply, in part at least, to those sent to them by
get the worst of it. The Consfitutionnel rakes up
ozone Bl.lC[Tini SP.Mailt, Gowen- street and Horaseproad, LA DIES W AHD KU li I TRU N KS, DIM%
afternoon. Prince Gortchakoff at the end of last month. They
Doter, Jame, at If. ether IMMO. Inumber of peers and members of parliament, with their
e,..• •tud •• from old Mtmettit7ll •a variety of speeches teed-
ow., "Dwain pump, Lower Shadweil, biscuit manufacturer, lithreiTulf BOX KS, WRITING sad DRESSING C...ASESa; stearde The Duke of Cambridge and the Princess Mary
soli-reformer,. and that all the financial and Indus.
AO other articles for how. or couUnantel tineMg to prove that M. Thieve is a hopeless, bigottod
June 9, at 11 "" a Prince. Louis of Hesse at Marlborough-house. --.
- i families, will also be invited. The remainder of the corn- there each express their own peculiar views, and
Jose antipasti, Central-street, St. Luke's, baker, June 9, at it. analogues poet free. Peel will thistly consist of London merchants, hasher", the three despatches, as divergent on the
omen Event% I:lllotestmet, Borough, licensed victualler, Also Alien's Barrack Furniture Catalogue of Portable Bed The Mow of Leinthgen paid a visit to the Prince of the representatives of joint-stock societies, masters of the
basis of the question as they are different
assas, Drawers, key Chain, u ...blend-stands, Canteens, ac., Wales.
June 9, at 11.
last ten years has been achieved in defiance of his
trial progrees which France has made within the
Glows gpAnn, Whi stable, Kent, grocer, Jane 9, at ii. oiet hoee
attowThe
cdPri
by
the Counts
a:id
mPriacancess.diad,Louis of H great civic companies, the mayors of the chief provincial
I cities and towns, the members of the Courts of Aldermen in form, have one common indication of .
nor-
'/mime ALLIS, High-street, toper. botmaker. June 9, at 11. J. W. ALLEN,
Lord Hams, I and °mug" Council, and the leading °SW' of the. • the cud to be attained-the pacification of
fthoethe 'MAW" East Weenie ben., grocer, June a, at 1. Landoll. N.C. Manuriseture and Patentee. 37, West Strand,
---' I potation. At lint it was inteoded to limit the invitations recorded doctrines. All that may be admitted;
Jima TuoSu. Ilighaireet, Itorting•bill, butcher, Jose 1, art Brennen von Grancy, and Mr. Becker, went in the after-
Jame HAWKER, Dorsetth. Ilaryithone. plumber. June 4. at 12. 14ESSR& MECHI and BAZIN'S DESPATCH
noon to the performance at St. James's-hall. Ito 1,500, bat the Entertainment Committee have found it Poland, and the expression of most positive
doubts as to the part attributed by Russia, but the liberal party will vote for M. Thins be.
Muse he is an independent and highly gifted
"'ULU'?" Ta"3"144 1""""." I.3"thT3'hill. My' 'Ado.% IV.I BOMB and Portable Writing Mies are fitted with
May ts, at IL Chubb's, Boma& and other secure locks Cases made to gen-itmoesidle to adhere to that arrangement without causing
The Prince of Wales bad a dinner party laet evening at I much disappointment. They have therefore increased the
Jobs Tuve, led Lies-yard, Clerkenwell, farrier, Jane 1, at I.
Ocoee 's owe requirements without additional cost. Portable Marlborough-house.. man, end one, from hie transcendent talent and
Guam reedunce. OOLLTSR, East mad, Hewn, tam, Jane Dressing tie,, at one ponea cad be carried In the pecheL_ltg.
The
of
the
aids 0 . .
and
have been numerous beyond all precedent, and they are politan revolution. It
number to 2,00 u. The applications for ticketa are said to in this drama of the Polish insurrection, to cosmo-
is even added-and this IS
4, at 11 Regeatetreet, and 4, Leadeuhallstreet, London. sou in attendance
still pouring in. the explanation of the resolution taken b the great administrative experience, more capable
than almost any other fur the task_ of exposing
Joni James, Greonealley, Whitechapel, and ffillimegate
market, City. fishmonger, June 4, at It SPEC! A L NOTICL-TO GENTLEMEN.The decoration of the Guildhall has been confided to M.
The Prince of Wales had afterwards an evening party. Crate, and, under his superintendence, the work is proceed- three powers not to postpone indefi
TIMMY NOPULL DSViski, M.Bpondthridge, Vauxhall, gas ia-
litiß. MILES (Alfred Webb Miles), 73, Brook- w.. lA, r The design, which is quite uovel, and altogether tits the fallacies and confounding the impudence of
weeder, Jane A, at 1. eiso had the hoe°. of •attending and performing log. replies to the despatches of Prince
Okomig peg, Ediogthope, Norfolk, cattle dealer, Janet, at 2. ILK street, Hansver.ainam, la prepared to suntan for public
at"“mulboroagh.h... feta from anything hitherto attempted at great civic fee- official orators in livery.
snows new reiniesse, JO'. Prisisenes• June e, at lii proval all the tivala, has met with high praise. The chief object sought making them dependant on the issue if
DATlMluuscn, Chatham, cure eurreliant, June 4, at 2. lalle.W TROUSERS PATTERNS
to be sheered is to bring out to conspicuous relief an ' lions which may yet be prolonged for some time- M. Weiss, who appears to have been turned out
JOHN nnopm, 0 alter' -pant. Sob., and lierY.Ped. for series and Minuses war, which will be coma In Vaal" Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial.office
met, 2,,. that the French reply is to appear next week in the of the Dibats for having presumed to start for par.
tuff-street, tripe dresser, June 4. at t arlety and better than ever. The continual remark of gentle- the architectural feature of the interior of the hall '
JANIS IlMeateto. menus, Jobbing milnisker. June; lb •a nto their friends Ls, Why pay mare than PM for your from the Governors of Geyloo, Hong Kong, Liman, Malta, by the use of gilding and colour. A temporary liament on his own hook, has withdrawn his candi-
rains roue, Judd.dreet, nrumwick-vonare. assistant • yammer trousers 1 Gibraltar, and the Andrei= colonies. ambling oak, and intended closely to represent that which Moniteur Unieerselle, in order that the electors may
tattier for Paris in favour of M. Cantagrel, the
wilehonainan, June I. at & EVERYBODY KNOWS Me. MILES removed free Bond. the corporation mean to substitute for the present un- know before the arrival of the polling of the 31st
ELEA ASHY iltD, Winton., lace, lalmlicoondow, June 9, at I. street In 1860. sightly std dilapidated ceiling, will be erected for the no-- some-time editor of the Democratic Paeiftque, and a
reactrat Wane, Neetetrest, UV, melee luatement maker,
miaow, and from it will hang muses of foliage gracefully of May and the lat of June all that the imperial
Juno 1, at It OPERA, FIELD, and RIFLE GLASSES. DEPARTURE OP THE PRINCE AND PRIN. government wishes to do iu favour of Poland. man who is described by a government journal as
Joan sans, Osorgerow, Bermondsey, baker, June 1, at I.
NYORETTI and LAM BRA'S DOUBLE ACHROMATIC arranged. The nioeuments en the walls of the hall, which
CESS LOUIS OP HESSE FOR GERMANY.- .0 festive eecesioes ere "many ouceelee, eel he con. a "Fourieriste and a Montagnard." M. Webs, in
agiteguyalaloremagSJAY3E"vsaßrunsa *.
twisk'texamterrace. claraSadal,
Poplar,aseerjaTtaryl. Melte PentGILAISS
.;,Fmea.indotS"ape.it.o767..cordmerp.let2i. iinaclitri;igaranT"llTl: •La. (THIS DAY.) spicuously displayed by the use of drapery. A dais sod
...-- a letter announcing his retirement, says that his
canopy will be erected at the eastern std of the building for Poplar Hospital, June 1. at 1
Cornhiil 122, et-street ; and Crystal Palace, (keener&(aluria's Taciaaame.)
Samoa Facer, Creasing, wee., miller, June 16, at ILThis day their Royal Highnesses the Prince and the Prime and Prince. ; and the interior will be re- only object was to oppose the return of M. Dari-
Sheen San, Asylum-road, Old neuron, and Watlingetreet,
THE POLISH INSURRECTION. mon, and as M. Cautagrel now undertakes that
Clty, warehouseman, June 2. at 2. rriNE DRAWING-ROOK - The COURT princess Louie of Hens took their departure by special train Tlected__,, le mirror Placed at._
bethe weeteztlxtreedmereity_.. The THE
bar, which will
JOHN Home Danverastreet, Chelsea, Jura; at 2. J. JOURNAL contains by far the most complete and detailed from the Bricklayers' Arms station of the South Eastern ','W'""`"'" f th &Mop . y °'"!. • WARSAW, MAY 20. work, he leaven the field to him. Why M. Dan-
MLitt= Hens! LSWILZPICA Woolwich, clothier, June 2. at 2. account of the druwing.roorn of Saturday, the presentations, Deco set apart or e &mom. tion as supper of weir
royal hidhaeawis and the more distinguished guests. All the A decree of the National Government, dated 10th
THOMAS Rims, Hall-park, Paddington, horse COMMI•Won agent debutantes, descriptio,is of costumes, and au es; eclat and mein. Railway for Graveseed, en route for Germany.
inst., has been published orderiog the organisation mou's return should be opposed M. Weiss does not
June 6, at I. sine article on that event Independent of the fullest court and Their royal highnesses were accompanied to Gravesend great civic companies will contribute their services of
explain, and the desirability of such an attempt ia
mazer Imam Verelawbulklings, Grejsinn, clerk In the War- aristocratic news, the Court Journal always contains the most
by the Prince and Princess of Wales. The royal party left plate, which will be added to that of the corporation on
of a general rising, to take place on the Lt of June
office, June., at I. amusing And complete rfsume of the week's events, and • vut
the occasion. the interest of the liberal party is certainly not a
WILL/All 'LIM Howes, Meadow-row, New Kenteroad, wholesale mount of edgiest news and information Interesting to the Marlborough House about • quarter past 12 o'clock, and on
The Court of Cowmen Council, headed by the Lord next. Levies are directed to be made for the
boot reaanacturer, Jane 1 upper classes of society In general. The sporting article Is reaching the Bricklayer.' Arms station were received by Mr. • be ed to tat 9o'clock in the self-evident proposition. The worst that I have ever
Hun. Moos Reinke. Stomestreet, Chelsea, June 2. at & acknowledged to be the beet which appears In any paper,Mayor, is to eummon meet
eve- purpose in Th.).
r- land, Lithuania, and Russia. heard said against M. Darimon is that he is no
Ileum TOMMINS, Wore, seer, coal dealer, June 10, at It being moat analytical and addressed to the practical question.- Toulon, one of the directors, Mr. Eborall, them."' lama' nee to present the freedom of the C.ty to the Prince. This .
TROMAI 1.43114 Tenwerth, commielion agent, June 10, at 11 price id. , wombod.. ad.-W. The., git heidge...tieet, Covent- gee, and Mr. Knight, the superintendent The entrance and ceremony, necessarily brief, will take place in the preemie tangiewiez was designated as the leader of the
Lein= Wootenut Firm, Peewee, Lieutenant in the Navy, gardee. aod an ...gent, great orator. But he is a painstaking man, and,
platform were covered with crimson cloth, and a number of each of the eemPenY se shall then hare arrived. At lie movement, and he endeavoured to escape in order
inarcati. conclusion the ball will be opened.
to accept this poet. as one of the " five," did much useful work in get-
pen Iliddlesboreegh, Yorkshire, Innkeeper, June
The Entertainment Committee, composed of several of ling up dry statist ca ; and although he generally
&at is yard to witness the arrival of the royal cortice, which tom. the aldermen, sheriffs, and about thirty members of the WARSAW, May 23' read his speeches that is no sufficient reason for
Tomas Homo& Wakefield, ironmonger, June 4, at 11. &the erpreoo.
101IMH i twin, Pendleton, Laarwhire, manufac., June 15, at IL prised three carriages without any escort Common Council, with Mr. Truscott as their chairman, The official Dziennik of to-day publishes an order
boxcar Wurrueurrost, lepton, Lancath. farmer June Mat 11.
The illustrious travellers were st once conducted to the met at Guildhall to make the necessary arrangements. . . setting up a pis alter against him. M. Weiss has
_
EMIT BEIVITZWOIern, WiLLisil MOLD, WM/MAT BIM, and
HURT GiMOOItY, Irirell epriaip, Lauthabire, cotton Niemen, TO CORRIRPONDINT&are to receive invitahoos, sod they will Continue to al- the police of the kingdom.
beautiful saloon carriage of the company, end ell being in Yesterday they drew up and settled the list of persons who of the government relative to the organisation of sent a challenge to M. Emile de Girardin, on at-
Juue 5, at It Adeertlinnaftle heeded tee " Ths Expiruir Leaden Evenfog readiness, the train left the station at five minutes to one
tremble daily for the next fortnight and upwards. count of a recent article in the Prase. M. de
nous Bawls, Rirthwalte, Westmoreland, tailor, June 10,at 11 i.
last be et the once, 16, Bouuriestron, by Two &elect,. The same journal also publishes an official decree
• max THOMAS WAL2OS. Crock Durimm• boot 'Daher* Jape Prk on the day of penitents.
9.55 12. The members of the royal suite who accompanied the addressed to the civil governor of Poland which Girardin, who bad the misfortune to kill the oele-
brated Armand Carrel in a duel, made a vow that
Boos LOWDOW, Sunderland, tinendraper. June 2, at 15. . .. __
BARAN Lewis, Arrow, Wareriekshire, toll collector, June 2, at L Primo and Prince', were the Countess of Macclesfield, PRINCE ARTHUR IN THE LAKE DISTRICT, says :-" An insurrection which has been partially would never fight again ;he has steadily ad-
he •
eine' nicsiosam IthatlforTal, Shettlekl, brazier, June 6,M L HAYMARKET. Major Teesdale, Baroness Von Grauer, Captain Wester- -- suppressed having broken out in Poland, and
Jame Therm. Sheffield, edge tool forger, June 10, at T. THIS emu% Bositowoso • HUSBAND.-FINESSE .
wiener, sod Mr. Becker. There was a numerous rearms. r Prince Arthur and his escort (Major Elphin-
IDWARD WILLIAM Joins Scum., Canterbury, caner and Weans. A. Wean. Bowe. Nictnanst. Gordon. and Eames : Km_an.. .
gilder, June 1, at t A. Wigan. Mn. Wilkes, Mee L. Angel. and Mies F. Wright.- The train would reach Gravesend about battiest 3T / paredthrough and is not likely now to make an exception in fa.
JOHJoseEMMA= Dooms& Bishoparearmouth, Durham, grocer, BUCK.STUNE AT HUILL-And MY HMEA.ND'S GliOsT. and it wag understood that the Prince last by rail, on their way to the Lakes, aerie* at Ripe, of public order, such functionaries are to be dig-
and hinnesa
of was,
woad
aanampany Prin.
and Prince. Wind.edernaereh Hotel about 3 o'clock.t.d Theyamm wen Wan. your of M. Weiss.
Jane 1. et 2. MIMEbt- missed and replaced by persons enjoying the con- The editor of the Echo de la Fronfitlre of Valens
Willithal RIME Wohingham. Durham, Unused victualler, me menet d immix drum mime gbore end . _
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of
the _
Jane Oat L Wlddicemb ; Men Hears& and Mrs. Lee-And THE DIMES Louis oa board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, which the tying exentsion. Notwithstanding their taring tra- tidenoe
mons Cool, Chesterfield. joiner, June I& at 10.
MOTTO. Mows. feebler, Shore. Brughano and Kayrnimd i waa lying off the Terrace Pier. Their royal highnemes veiled all night, the party were abroad by times, and CRACOW, MAY 23. ute the commissary of
harass Rune, Dreneeld, Derhyon. blacksmith, Jane 16, at 10. Cil of State for leave to Yeses C. LeMereq, E. Terry, and Elewortay. were noticed soiling the heights of Enemy, end enjoying Joel Heist Edenton, Derteed, grocer, June 15, at 10. seemed in excellent health. The Russians. are concentrating troops along the
__,.. prosecute
Joan since, Coverdzy, farmer, June 9, at &
111.1TANNIA. the magnificent scenery of the dltrict, with which
ThePrieee aad Prim., of Wal" was "Pedal/ t'd "dun th pressed theme /v. delighted beyood measure. line of the Pehikau, JOHN Noon, Over Damen, Lancath., Ironmonger, June 8, at L ~.,,, seasue, 11l WIDOW AND ORPHANS.-FAITH, to to . ey ex Czenstochowa, and skier- FoLaie who attempted to exercise preventive censure
wn at 4 o clock. In his printing-office. The prefect pretends that
Rows TUBsTria. Beaky, Innkeeper, June ii, at 34. HOPE AND CHARITY, with Professor Pepper s Mutation of The royal party. cooducted by M.r. Titteringtoo, visited niwice Railway.
leserni,itneowasee.Tranesere.Ch“ll., late gnicer,Junelo,at It Mr. UM. re's SPBCTRAL ILLUSION.-And AURORA YLOYD. Elleray, the lake home of Christopher North, mid the greed the commissery was justified under an old law of
Jogs SLIMY, Manchester, plasterer. J une & at 93.
points of view co Mr. Esatted's new drive. It was delight- It is rumoured that Drenowaki suffered a defeat
Lo • XVIII. This incident illustrates the justice
Jana (WOO, Norwich, trartllin; draper. June 4, at 11.
PROBABLE VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND Pinwales ful to see the ruddy youopters of the village, under the on the 18th inst. in the environs of Czersh. De-
Bum Witten Date, Lakeutiani, Nrfolk, railway labourer
of a remark in M. Laboulaye's admirable work,
June t, at 11. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDE& superiutendeoce of James Newby, the proferor's old pr-
o? WALES To BAUtoRAL. -The Aberdeen Jour-oaf states, tails are wanting
Jose linurrozo Liverpool, barman to • beerhouie keeper, Tam DAT -Weralan sh. liba.....Ahereeem iin 117 m. dener, strewing the prince's path with their tribute of " Paris en Amerique " (the best political satire of
Jens tat IL Toesonaow-yeneg, es. okia,...aftereowt. ea. eria. on good authority, that their Royal Highnesses the Prime Sowers, while he wended his way up the hill. When the The insurgents have had successful encounters
and Princes. of Wales will vary likely pay • visit to Bal. summit was reached, the magnificent panorama was pro-
Thome A Knottlngley. Yorkshire, potter, June kat 11. the day), to the effect that there are in France a
Jour Bunt, Limo , late fruiterer, June 2, at 11. with the R • at Babsko, in the district of
moral in the summer, arriving in July. actuated to be the finest ever seen after the same amount heap of contradictory laws, among which it is bard
JOSII Nnilliy, Blreenbeed, eartheuware dealer. Jane 4, at 10. Rai on the and at Roaniewicze, in the same
Thous Wu., Surma. fishmonger, June 4, at le. LONDON, SATURDAY, MAY 23.Highnessthe His Royal
if authority cannot always find one on which to
CRARLES WMGII7, Mistley, Eau earl maker, June 2, al 8. the adjacent mountains being stretched out below. The didrict, on the 14th inst. —_,,,..._
NOIMIT Rims, Woodbury, Neiman, corn dealer, Jane I, at 11. graciously consented to become the patron of the British young
also much pleased with account. of the ride off with impunity.
Liaß Newman Euler, hoomaker, June 2, at 11. Asylum for Deaf and Dumb Females at Hoenerton. monster bonfire here on the oecasion of the Prince of N. Ernest Baroche persists in his candidature in
Gainers Hooran h
Emma Mum& • Norfolk' farmer, Jaw a' at 11 SS
r°4l3rned
6° his °l2°F Th • Royal salig-hireissos the Duchess of Cam- Wales' marriage. In the course of the morning the THE PONTIFICAL STATES.
!IMAM/ MADDIII, Elatlistesrie, .ors, vlctuaLler, June 8, at i_..! on the north of the Rappahannock. It is sir
Wen 'anoint, Pleased te ww4l4 •• ooPy of despite of M. de Persigny, and has the hardihood
Joss ,YArias Roue, Odeon Porilaud. Duraeleh., June 3, et 10. bridge and Princess Mary inteod to leave St. James's prince.. • g . , ROME. Mar 72.
Amos MAGNI, Newpore. Monmuuthah., milliner,
..1 Me 5. at it plain from what we now know of the battle " namet Martiocau a Guide to the Lakes," whick was to say that his name is the " expression of the
Palms to -day for Cambridge Cottage for the holidays. The Pope received Count Aquila to day in
CZARS= ZDW•LB °ALM", P3'C.T.D. Ihr°33n/Tei ladder* of Sunda that no other course WY left open acknowledged is a courteous note so Mr. Garnett. pub- Emperor's government." I prophesy that he will
/me •at IL y His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange will Usher. Of course the whole village was astir after the private audience.
Taolllll BAUM Amble, Northumberland, innkeeper, June to him. The New York papers explain the kip, Lady Molesworth with his company at &door co news of the prince's arrival got out, anion jacks were find himself mistaken, and that her same without
a at h.hoisted, white handkerchiefs waved, bats were lifted, and
Rom" Nicsollies, Great Drifield, Yorkshire, boot emus., movement by the rising of the river, the confined Monday 'weaker in Eaton•plaoe. EGYPT.
many were gratified with the graceful return which her
government support is worth nothing at all in the
Ettarti4lL ,Su •c .Lound, No position into which he had been driven, and other The Duchess Dowager of Somerset received at royal high.. made. The royal youth is a file slim ALEXANDRIA. Nay 22. view of any constituency.
June& at 10. psssr. local circumstances. But the truth seems to be diluter last waning, at her rendence in Pack-lanes the Earl little fellow, and of sties habits and endurance beyond Prince Napoleon has paid several visits to the M. Mocquard has paid a visit of condolence, on
WAIN= Moo& Selybridge. Doreeteh., coach builder, Jimed,atlL ek.,his veers. The front of Riggs Windermere Hotel was
Emu DAMN& 86. Helens, Laucaehire. licensed neuter, ""`
t he retreated because he was fairly Over- ead counies of Fife and Biel.
Dalrymple,_..Stapleton• the
,Barintd, hollieeti rotod up with gas . the ha, Suez canal works.
y i new
.gas works behalf of the Emperor, to N. Lamartine, who,
Jane I. at IL powered. We do not see why the friends of the °•ant••• of Seelsid, Ladd add ''''"y "w• 'awe" luckily, being just reedy to afford their help in closing in though not dangerously ill, is confined to his bed
Mums Tarim Wolverhampton, gilder, June IL at It Hon. Thomas Milner Oilmen, !LP., sad yrs, Gibers), the pleuiog manner the day's proceedings. The party CAIRO. Mar 20.
Joni lessors, Penteasue, timmouthsh., coeureeter. Jane Lailt North should try to "dodge " this fact. HOOFER his wife
Led G • F ' the Hon. Hamilton Duman, y impels NM, left Wiodermere about 12 o'clock, but not without a A fire has broken out at the Bermah Railway and was unable to see when she died. An
Joel Kew ‘1.4” 011(Ordatdre. cautrator, June 6, at 1.
QuAln glorious, „.....,,..,,,,,,..,,c.
~ ,am showed great skill and conduct in thou earlier Mr. Rees, Dames metnyes. M.P., Ac. Law in the hearty cheer from the college boys who had assembled to terminus, in which 40 persons perished. The
article in the Miele, landing the charity of the late
JAMB Murree, Bury St. ltdinemle, engineer, May M. at L movements of his army which were most within his evening her gram relieved a small party. met them.
Janie Bonaolleasnnitee-upotellulllaseuker,May27,stll. GRAMME-His royal highness arrived at the Prince of Viceroy bu given money and other assistance to Madame de Lamartine, says that she was the nag
LAST EXAMINATION& power. But the disgraceful behaviour of the The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde wales Lau Hollis
aboatl Jae& p.m., and after partaking the sufferers by the conflagration,
June 17. J. Perkins, Ewtoseerace, Homerton, late grocer- Eleventh Corps at • critical moment deprived entertained at dinner last evening, at their residence is of luncheon at the hotel be, with his attendant and Mr. among the poor of the Faubourg St. Antoine, under
Jane It F. Yobbo Vleturk-errace, Old lent-road, and 81the houses burnt dbe rebuilt at his own
aewseene, itsa„assa brash. to the loath Eam.... Rogow him of the advantages he had gained, and of those Strettelt-streetv his Eleelleeer the knetviee Ambuiuudor, Brown, enjoyed a pull round the lake, the prin. himself
the name of Madame Dumont. The Prate says
Company-June 17. P. T. Scott. Culennuratreet, Mottos,,. handling o with no little skill. In the of expense.
which he might reasonably expect to gain. Not- the Kul add Cepatida of Aialia. the Sur! Baaaaina• """ the ah
•royal highness leaded on the been to inspect that M. de Latnartine is 73 years old, having been
working tailor-June 17. W. P. Houton, New careedieureet, Earl of Wilke, Count Pahl., Viscount Canterbury, Lord voyap la
Podlaadiplaoe, commission agent
-June 17
Jane nerd. meow, withstanding this misfortune his army fought a the two memorial oaks pleated on the memorable 10th of SPAIN. born in 1790, and it makes an urgent appeal to the
Burdetestreet, Walworth.common, schimintistri-se -June 17. T. splendid and Ledy Eyed. of Tattoo and the Hon. Mims Egerton, March, both of which are in a flourishing coodition. He
G. Menu, Oreceehurehureek end u......htti. geodoe.oo. battle, and inflicted upon the enemy a loss Lord and Lady Foley, Madame Tchertkoff, &a then visited Mr. Brown's battery, from which repeated vol. MADRID, May n. French people to subscribe to pay off his remain-
MID broker-Jona U. J. Modatm. ISininsn'strest North. tone at least equal to its own. Les then received ins- • for kys had been fired during the morning, and himself dis- The Noeidada of to-day states that a ministerial ing debts, and thus relieve him from the painful
den-town, late put ones clerk-Jane 17. J. Walters, Sere- The Countess of Dub has •issued
9 an
amptoe, hatter-Jar iy. H. W. Hanlon:l,Bg. moo, geeing• portantreinforcementa from Richmond, for although meow, se esesesedey, the pm proximo. charged the cannon. Before leaving the hotel some of the crisis is imminent.
necessity of writiug his heart out at his time of
don, printer-Jess 19. J. Jolliffe, Yeutter. Isle of Weboarocer the Richmond papers state beautiful hotographs executed R. Carlyle, Re
The Correspondencia asserts, however, that the
-June 19. & Math. Broeley, barrister's clerk-June 19. O. r,
ho to h.royalhighness. He much that Federal cavalry The Earl of Dudley will give a ball at Dudley Creamer,, were • son Is
Bidder, Brighton, ststkose • June It a. Harvey, at Marys- had penetrated audaciously into their neighbour • aMonday 1 pleased with them, and selected one representing the 6th ministers continue to enjoy the confidence of the works.
amen, Kenaleigtesereed, sad LeadmilmiLstreek senora! eau Hone, on next
W. V. Rifle Corps as they appeared on tbe 10th, drawn up
chsat-Jaw Lt. J. K. larnell, st. Ames-rinse, enewheres. hood and broken up the railway communica- It has been decided that there shall be no musical in front of Mr. Brown's hotel, to take away with him. His Queen. The Emperor yesterday visited the exhibition of
huh' add New ftf°l446l". keeper of a registry ome• to, d
o- tion. it is certain that this object was festival at Bradford this year. visit us concluded by a visit to Wordsworth's and Colo-
nials-Jane 12. Nary All Rosins Hodder', widow, Grass end- • "rejected pictures," and good-naturedly made notes
ma at. John's-ImM. lodOnl-house kmiper-Jane IS. J. is• not accomplished in time to prevent the Mr. Henry Leslie's Holyrood will, we hear, be ridr's gravid in tau churchyard' TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH of some to be purchased for himself. He ordered
Northampton -June It L Cu neon. Old transit of the troops which assailed SEDOWICK. /liven at the Norwich festival- Ka gravid
royal highness then travelled through INDIA.
freread. teeneed victualer-June 25. T. Timmins.the vale of St. John, and had evidently loitered on the that the catalogue of these pictures should be sold
Sedfordshire, coal oarchant-J me P.& T. Tee, Marries,
foreskin. budder-Jure 25. S. Reading, larteloglana. hest-
Had HOOKER been reinforced from Washington, The next oratorio given by the Sacred Harmonic road, admiring the scenery of the district, as the party did (From the Levant Herald of May 11) within the buildiug. It was very unwise of the
not arrive at the Dereentwater Hotel until 7 o'clock ; here,
merman-June M. J. Forrester, Wolverhampton, ootemiute. 1111 Lea was from Richmond, he might have re- Society hi to b• rise Cralikli• The negotiations between the Porte and her Ma- authorities, whoever they may be, to leave thin
yet-Jons lo 8.. Boysoto, lamina, Monnexabibm Birmin ham that Mr. F. g papers announce , after a late dial's"' dial sojouroed for the night. Early ou
-Jane N. G. Kirkland, Middlemen. Meanie.. school es Dewed the battle with a fair prospect of success. Thursday morning we find them again on the wing, and on jesty's government for a telegraphic service to India, Me
Juniere• H. Thee°. es=tilit iitate,vePl•hiltee„.lo. C. mum His troops are full of spirit, for they know that Howell's sew oratorio, Captivity, will be repeated en Whit- their way to Lodure grievance, of which the press has been complaining
Lossto breakfast, whence they Proceeded Bagdad and the Persian Gulf, have beet concluded, and • e
Been
with Mesdames Lamm/as-Sherrington and Lear& by Borrowdaie
interestingflaws to Buttermere and Cromroock;
joinedand tor the feat weeu, to be roureenou oy the sauperor
Intrurale-s-.-ei -Una
- J.
W.
1a..-17 iZiewlacka," although the fortune of the field was against them Tsasis"'conventioe on the subject signed during ths past week.
Better, and Means. Terioaet and Weiss as principal sing
wo it may here be to say, that the party was ,
the personal ly.
cuter, dealer in corn-Jeer IL W. B. Nen • Nov- they have fought • good fight. HOOKER'S short ---' by the Rev. Mr. Jolts, of o...mouth, who had voluo• is PrinPect ill this, Mr. Mansfield, commissioner in
folk. Mean -June 11. T. linehani, Shropleighstrlorfolk,seed • bud and choral of three hundred performers.
cat tarred his savior to act as their guide, and to point out, Sciode, has arrived in Bagdad to superintend, in concert with -June 11 J. Jesvona, Wole,thempeem, dealer in campaign south of the Rappahannock must be Handel's Judas Mace-afros will be performedat • skine-J um It T. ludo, Wolverhampton. labourcr-June 12.gementsforthe Service;
in passing, the various places of interest From Buttermere Cul Keeton, the final alma
J. Oarbet. men_ Bilden, Staffordshire. builder-J ne 12. J. added to the list of Federal failures ; but it is • Exeter Hall far the last time this season by the National the young prince and his party returned by Newlands to orders have also been forwarded to the Porte's engineers Groves. Wlllenbell, Madordehire. its leek esker-line It C.-e--
failure which has inspieed the enemy with respect, Mull Society, cm Thursday, the 28th inst. The
Inherited, Woherhamptou, greengrocer-Jame 12. J. Lawprincipal their hotel, where dinner was prepared for their reception
at amen o'clock.-Kendal Mayor y. to hasten the completion of the line betweee the latter SArtraDAT, MAY Itt, II A.IL
Wolverhampton, Me cutter-June 17. J. Mediu Rushee's: General Las announces a "great victory ;" siagees will be Milne. Leumme-Sberringtoe, Miss Palmer,town and Btuisorah. As the whole of the wire and most of
liar-J title 17. It., liergtroyd, Halifax, Yorkshire, lower- but he does not announce that he has Mr. &me Re'''''s, and Mr. Lewis Thomas, Band and chorus the poets are already on the ground, there is reason to L 1... IL U. W. E. 1 X-Lil_.l LH. Lk.
LT. 1. nw•WW6, Glemorunahlre. heerhoes= --.-- - e- --,
-June e. G. Emu mt. Julia-}acute Glamo rued a fl • that he holds a foot 74°' The
flying enemy, or whole under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin. THE THEATRES IN WHITSUN WEEK. hope that this may be accomplished before the scorching Nam
.04;47 2 yr. 2 e 2 0.17
baeller-June 19. A. Tate. Halifax, Yorkshire, storemason-
_, One of the principal musical treats of the season heat of the Babyloinsh summer seta in. In that event--the abledens - • 4 LS.R. 191 e 1 601
June 19. J. Batas, vormbire, term labourer-rue of ground more than he did when Hoover'Covent-garden, At the ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, Leith .oi i 4 It b 2 O.* 19. G. irtestleyßAS,a=fit. Yorkahlre, prevision dealer-J a will take place Ma Monday at the Queen's Ceocert Rooms,submarine cable beiug now ready for despatch from Ardmore 110.0745 6 B.IL ' 8 b -
J. lielesentenew floadlaitori, near oxford, and Oxford, nrith..ll. began to move. Early in the present week Dleyerheer's ed opera Le Propel* will be performed on
Hanover-square. We allude to M. Melberg's Matioik Mundy - .
..... in Portruab . 111 2 a - I Jane 11. . et. Andrews, On .oral hatcher-Jove 10. V. Car:. it was " known in well-informedquarters in the for the um time toss seaeoe, the eau comprising Galway - bray, Burford, Onordatere, Labourer-Jam 10. T. Tara- a ru.._..._ _. =.
1 6 b - I ton. Oxfordshirtso,rommater-June l& T. Calladthe, ' ‘I soty-- sounooese had found it impossible to cross eminent pianist and composer will ghe this year. Tagliefieo, M. /Alger, and Signor Neri-BataldL On Whit. cute, and from them with all parts of India, by the queenstowi; .90.f0r 1 N.H. 14 10 e - Derbyshire, (nu
"a W• ~____,.._W* Ward' irceria'al• enemy the Rappahannock, and that he had surrendered Mr, Mapleton is said to have invited Madame Tuoiday, lifdlla Addl. Patti will • Peer r Ronne in If autumn. Her Majesty's goverment will, we learn, have Mokbeed - Jahn 5 E. Nil 1• 6 e -
-June 11. S. Hoek* Dedham, ouremaina cerPenter--J 4 is -
le. B. Roue, Flint, ahem st-Jrtne 10. W. T las
with all his And this n 1 •
vim, St Peter the army. was oy a reason- Viardot to come hither for some performances of Oleo. Liverpool el at 6 14. K.
Barbera di Siencllia, with SiSillior la Fig"' end an exclusive wire between Belgrade add Bomorah, which Pembroke " • nos! -
mbroke
Great, Worcestershire, obis paluter-June U. C. Home, se &goer Mario as Almaviva.
Ludington, Oloucestenhire, late tanner-Jane 17. G. H r*.
able expectation, it ought to have will be served by English clerks and be wholly under Pen:sacs -
been true, sup- Sir Roderick Murchison, President of the Royal ht Lila Kuesn's THRArlti the grand new ballet . .is . J 1 . I 1
Stoke St. 0 ears, --.- - - - - English metre! This absolutely imented trimly efficient Jerry
Gregory tiothreetthire, late fanser-Jon is. w. posing the appreciations of the recent fighting Geographical Society, has issued cards for two evening re- Beene e Nifyri will be produced on Tuoiday, and the . :. Bee,
Eases. langtuft. flocolnshire. tanner-June 141. Ward, Sutton
week will be signalised by the representation of the most service of the line. To trust the traffic to Turkish officials, VOneet .66441 0 lai.E. 5 6 6 rl5 10.79 4
in Ashtield. :a offingliamshlre. bag hooter-h= Terme, which many of our contemporaries put forth to be options at Willis's Rooms. The first gathering will take
Zest Anst e, Devonshire, terner-June 15. C. me - ".h fader evening• next week attracit've opeses, in which Mae. Teens will appear as the i i under their present management, would be to entail I ii•cheice2 le CS 19 4 W.N.W. 2,28 h I - It
goo, wiltAire, came. er_ J.,.. 2. S. te, stems 2., ins at all accurate. It is now seen, however, that pisse on a-a • * heroine. y-not to mention worse weep Plmoath -
0011000-6.1 if Weymouth , ,sOl7 4 N.K 5. 5 8 tr ' - •
manager of a co-operative store society-4ms tD. Teethe, Les has • , foiled his adversary The Council of the Society for the Encourage- DRURY•LANI toe Whitthfooday will be opened for the
North Kelsey, Lincolashire, labourer-June N. T. UMW had- simply wa as an enormous
tof the F. Arts have issued cards f • herat first of those three cocephineetary benerita which are to be the nieenffiel were sent by ship round the Cepa. Portsmouth. 210 lase 4 KN.& 4'6 ~ 5 e,, - , 2
berge, Durham, farm servant-Jena N. Rebel teeth site cost of life. The result of these battles has caused Min
• sla
MU
fur
an
asa
- • to Mr• Lumley. Kew ,29.10 .7 5 N.N.E. 3- ;- e -' -
Atkinson, Bishop Auckland, Durham, Ikeused victuallers J the Manage House en Wednesday next, May 27. The ' fi'veg • London lO 90004 E. S 418 e I-
th 2. pram 4„,,,ek amok let. veerel eeeler- „are; much disappointment in the North. But the Lora mayor wiu preside. At the HAYMARKET Lady Dufferin's new comedy of has arrived, bof Australia f
y way Dover !ill 946 2 1 ICE. 2 8•• 6 a '- •
Viler, Cliffs Sussex, plumber-Juu 9. C. Itlienoun. Nellie. - news has been received • Finesse, with Mr. Telbin's panorama, will form an stem- Newss llnn Yarmooth. ;YU 49 9 N.H. 64 ! 6 e - •
Berman Boethemptnimbire, innkeeper-June 16 W. Brows, - the combination. 1 Tahiti, up to the 14th of December. The Peruvian @hip, Scarborough. ye fri 41/ 4 NAL 84, 4 b -
Oates Walden, Deer, buteber -June re. R. liargreee. teens from that in which earlier reverses have been. dation will be held in Leeds, at the begirrdug of October, The PREMIUM'S TIiZATIC Will re- N.E. 2e • 6 o -
°Pen en Waimea. Mercedes de Wholeig, has been captured by the war ttijiietaiadi.-.Crtal 11‘ KE. 1 _ sod Bradford, Waited staff remnant . meet of Mr. George Vicki with • sew I 43 2 1 b
There is no unworthy collapse of patriotic feeling. under the presidency ol R. Moockten Miler, whin Ripon . under the meet, . • steamer La Touche Trevino, for piracy in the Pinnate' Copenhagen I- - - - - - - - ' -
DRICLARATTONS Or DIVIDENDS, drama, in which Mum Amy Sedgmek and Miss 'di...none-1 phi
pd The protectorate taking Helder I- .-
- - - - -
government are
-
Jails Pinto, Norwich. udder -le divideud of Se tides The nation is proud of the army, and looks to it Cathedral, Fount.. Abbey, Kirkstall Abbey, Aldebo- . will appear. I - Listen - ' any- - - - -- - - Thanday, at Standekrs, Realngliallatrol steps to shield the natives ofthat
Nicolas& Lam, Leeds, broker-lat and real divided of for further and more fortunate operations. The rough, Wakefield, Pontefract, and other plum will be . The LYCEUM during the summer sown, commencing on active Wry ma atroN-
ratirUßLM.
Gs. iltd., say day, at Ourcles, Leeds. public subscribe with undiminished confidence visited.
1 Whit-Mooffiry, will begin at hal fleet even. the doors being gling group from the lawless kidnapping to which it has
millial.
to 01
JAMB Trace. Chummier, C0f0.4, statiosee-dividend of n The Atheneum states that at the meeting of the ' open half an hour Wenn". Pic Thad* Motto will miens been lately subjected by Peruvian captains. K. to N. and W., mo- sconue. N. W. to S.W.. fro'',
11.1 d, MAY 14, On Kamera'. ?run, enormous sums for trovernment Straka_ Thew __ _ :....1.... :. ♦et.. bills -.

DDCLIATIONS OF DI VIDINDS.
Joispn 11/0. Nonden. saddler-Ist dividend of is. W., say
71sanday, at &mated's. ilaalognallatra
11//azi Katy, Laid', broker—lot and final &Mond of
M. Bid., say day. at Carr,ck a. Lewin
JAB= Thick. Chadiewater, Cornwall, stationer—dividend
dd., May I/ at Yaws* Truro.
DIVIDENDS.
June 5. Blackmon,)undy Island. Davaddidiw. /mar
Jane b. 0. Brown. Wag CblekereL near Weymouth. farmer—
Jane a. ARUM Taylor. Smarr. wilfilsor—Jano 11. / Eyed/
Monomer. cabinet maker—Jane / T. Loam, C. nap, and
J. Parkinson. Kasnoshoremols, Feria/We, /Irian inanafactsuers—
Jana 10. J. Neale, Donea.tar. wholoole draggist—Jaw W W.
b°4le^B,o a I. NSW" 175"?. kale.
Mrs* Awe, Islior.

PARTNIRBRIPB DRIBOLVED.
1 Claws sod W. Chester, Newesstle.undeglmse, mama=
basimas—l. T. Watts sad E. Itaiebardt. Manebeiger, chemists
T. Balm and W. Pendlebury, )lanchestor. eanien—C. Grab-
Mat, C. B. Jackson, and A. liankhead, Canronegreet, City, and
Relson.wharf, Meal!, timber nicrchants—& J. Welton and
J. Rolroyd, Bradford, Yorkshire, wonted spinneys-1E J. Wal-
led, J. lloiroyd. and T. Coorgili, Bradford. Yorioddre, machine
Wooicombers— G. E. Amass and T. W. Jones, Porten, Mek.ages.—
J. Tbaokwray and T. Holliday, Bradford, Yorkshire, totasra—
Itlppin and T. W. Kirkboose, Northampton, no,.
W. B. Marshall and B. Williams, Alnuid, grocer—T. ha.k and
g. Frank Width , Yorkahlre, jet ornament manufeciareni—J.
Lassanti I. hittaker Fire Clay Work , near Littlo.
borough, Lonewehlre, sad Manchester. manufacturers of articles
gee eisy—W, Edwards and W. Bradbury, Batley Hub, AMOl-
jurtwllinalegbara Horne and A. *alb*, flew
Wrest, anti Ofd Corn —0
Exchange, London, cern racier.—g.
gad J. Barra& hoinenetahue, sad dors—J. tram
F. Wasters, langtry.place, Commerciatroad Es* pet terg—H.
Waddington and 0. Feather, B rota!, Yorkddre, wonted son-
aars—_ .VI Vary sad J. Debuant (nuncio-West Wen, war .
howasmea—R. W. Chinch sod B. IL Church, Raelmeydead,
bottled beer desien—T. Banzegsnit and W. H. Joanna, Eine.
ship broken—J. Abbott, tL Manley, and H. Abbott,
w, laisenahlre, power loom cloth maidifacturers—D.
Relearns and C. H. Reed, Sunderland, Roo mamilarnansa
G. T Ellin sad J. B. Tolkirs. Birseingbant portfolio manilla°.
tams—W. Twist aad &R. (Hindle), Liver4xii, corn men:baste
—lbiaor Amain Ryder, Lavinia Nyder, Ailgasta Ryder. and lane
Ryder. Devoe pa, so far as regards Lavinia Ryder
W. Nen& sod . Briscoe, Wellington sad Ilekesgain, Ekren.
abbe. mercers—R. Pains mad J. Poyames, Won:ester,
& H. Evans sad R. Cook. Fulliom rued. Brunson,
J. Fermiers% Otenemed). Edinburgh. pawnbroker, so fpm retards
his cminegion with the following romps, 1.. —Clydesdale Bank-
ing Company, Union Bank of Scotland, and galinburgh and Leith
brewing Company.

cost of life. - The result of these battles has caused
much disappointment in the North. But the
news has been received in a spirit very different
from that in wh'ch earlier reverses have been.
There is no unworthy collapse of patriotic feeling.
The nation is proud of the army, and looks to it
for further and more fortunate operations. The
public subscribe with undiminished confidence
enormous sums for Government Stocks. They
are sustained by tidings of success in Western
Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, and Alabama ;
and lest anybody should be deceived as to the
united spirit of the people, the most respectable
organs of the Democratic opposition, such as the
New York ,rournal of Commerce, seize the moment
of these reverses in Virginia to declare that every
suggestion of peace with disunion must be re-
sisted.

MIETINGS FOB. THE ENSUING WM.—Monday,
May 25, Geographical Scanty, at 1, Harlington House,
Piccadilly, anniversary; Linnets Society, at 3, Burling-
ton House, Piccadilly, anniversary. Tuesday. May 26,
Zoological Society, at 9, 11, Hanner-equare, "On the
Birds collected by the late Mr. Mottle; in Borneo," Dr.
Slater; Institution of Civil Engine/en, at 8, 23, Great
Georgeatmat, Westminster, no melting, being Whit-Tun.
day; Radical and Cbirurgical Social), at 8, 53, Berson-
street, Oxford-street; Anthropological &tiny, at 7.30, 4,
St. Martin's-place, Trafalgar•squaret " Human, Remains
from Men birth, war Chatham," Profaner Bush, F.R.S.;
Royal Institution. at 3, Albemarleetreet, "Oa Sound,"
Professor Tyodall. Wednesday, May 27, Society of Arts,
at 8, John-street, Adelphl ; Archeological Association, at
8.30, 32, Seekvillentreet, "Oa a Recent Disienery of An-
tiquities le Salop," Ray. T. Owes Racks ; "O. the Pedi-
pee of Derwesteater of Castle Rig'," Mr.
Thursday, Ray 28, Royal Institution, at 3, Alhismario-
street, "Os Geology," Professor Anted. Friday, May 29.
Royal Institution, at 8, Alterearlii-dreet, "Oa tie Vein,"
Professor Muller. Saturday. May 30, Boyd Institution. at
3. Alhernarle-strert, ' Oa lantric Telegraphy," Profaner
Wm. Thooncia,

The Athenaum states that at the meeting of the
French Academy of Science on Monday, M. Elie de Beau-
moo t anted th►t la his opialoo the gravel deposit of Mou-
lin-Quintals did not below to the Quaternary or Diluvian
age at all, but that it was a member of the terrains ,sewtfes
of the &deal or modern period, in which he would not be
In the had surmised if human bones were found ; adding,
moreover, that he did not believe in the asserted existence
of men is a contemporary of the extinct elephants, rhino-
°aroma, he., of the Quaternary period. The opinion of
this very eminent mid veteran geologist imports a new ele•
mint of doubt into the question.

The Swiss have established an Alpine Club under
the title of " Schweissriche Alpeo Club," it Berns. It is
impported by numerous eminent men in that country who
ere desirous of renderiog it an Important medium of com-
munication among alpine explorers. It is else intended to
*moorage as far as possible the exploration of unkoown
high mountains and peaks, and to erect huts for shelter and
scientific obesrestion ia the most interesting loo•litara

At the Rorar, ITALIAN &rasa, Covent-garden,
Meyerbeer's grand epees Le Prophete will be performed on
Monday for the Lot time this seem, the oast comprising
Signor Tareberlik, Madame IMO* Millie. Dottie', Signor
Taghefice, M. Lager, and Signor Neri-Baraldi. On W 1.-
Tuesday, Millie. Adslina Patti will a pear as &mina in II
Bartnere di Siviglia, with Sign sr Ranooni as Figaro and
Signor Mario es Almavias.
At Has M.userv'e Timms the grand new ballet
BiarscAi e Nigri will be produced on Tuesday, and the
week will be signalised by the representation of the most
attractive operas, in which Mdlle. Titiens will appear as the
berates.
DIVILY•LANI on Whit-Monday will be opened for the
got of those three complimentary benefits which are to be
given to Mr. Lumley.
At the HATMAIIIMP Lady Dufferia's new comedy of
Plectra, with Yr. Telbin's panorama, will form an &Urea-
tire combiostion.
The PRIMUS'S Tamest will re-open on Wednesday,
under the management of Mr. George Viejo& with a new
drama, io which Mies Amy Sedg "rick and Miss Lydia Thomp-
goo will appear.
The LYCILUM during the summer seaman, commencing on
Whit-Monday, will begin at hall-put seven, the doors being
open half an bone previous. Tag Dukes Motto will Main
its place is the bills.
The OLYMPIC will have a new comedy, by Mr. Tom Tay-
lor, called The Ticket of Leave Man, which will be pro.
duced on Wednesday ; The Lady of Lyons being played on
Monday and Tuesday.
The STRAND will retain the Easter burlesque of Ali Baba
for the amusement of the Whitsuntide playgoers.
The Sr. Jarvis will combine with Mr. Leicester Buck.
lushest's comedy of me Merry Widow the sensation
drama of Lady Audky's Secret, sad the burlesque of
Perdita.
The A DELPHI has the new burlesque by Mr. Byron, called
111 Treated II Trovatore, io which the Sisters Carry and
Sirs Nelson appear, together with Mr. J. L. Toole.
The SURBEY will re-open for a short summer season,
under the management of Mr. Beery Loraine, with Mr.
Falconer's popular Irish drama of Peep o'Day.

The government emigrant chip Everton, which
left Liverpool, Nov. 4, 1862, anchored in Moreton Bey,
Queensland, on the 10th of February last. She was 21
days passing the tropics. The mean temperature during
that period was 110 deg. in the sun, and 86 deg, in the
shade. Her quickest d►ily run was 258 miles, and her
slowest 11 miles. The distance she traversed during the
voyage was 14,321 miles.

SS. E. to E.S. W., fresh. IRELAND

N.W.
soon Mo.
B. to W., [Nib. mil.

some rain.
1.8. K. to 8.8. W., frogs. W.CIMULL. 18 E. toW.S.W., fresh
showery. atone nth.
E. to S. and W., mode- w.rmAnca 8.8. W. to W.N.Ls
rate to fresh, rainy. freak, showery.
Am next above. LW.lienlann Li west shore.
2.8.6 to 8.8 W . mo. 8.2. kite Lain. 8.8. X. to W.S.W., Tads

Gatignarti says :—" Chaasaing, the lion-killer of
Constantino, has lately had so illustrious sporting com-
panion, in the person of Prince Windischgraetz, who has
visited Algeria for the purpose of endesvouring toklllatiou.
The prince, although very young, has already given proofs
of his prowess in Hungary in beer hunting."
A curious lawsuit, and perhaps a little more tedi-
ous than they generally are, has just been decided et Paris.
One fine night in the autumn of 18.59, when the moon
shone so brightly that, to quote the welds of a possessor
who related the story the next day at Milos, "it was quite
hot," two steamers Tao right into one another in the Calf of
Genoa. A priest was the only victim, and the rest of the
palings:a sod crew stepped into the steamer which had
run into them, and the other sank as the hut of the mew
left her. On board the sinking vessel was a vest Tastily
of property, and among other valuables Jewels to the
amount of 206,000 friars, belonging to the wifiaef Aga Risk
Allah, a distinguished Syrian. The aus bu ever shies bees
urging his claim spigot the company which owns the lost
steamer, and, after four years' deliberation, law hes decided
that be has no claim at all.

derateortth showers. able, showery.
&mast. L °OUT. tilsollar.

‘,
nc ADAIIZ LIND GOLDSCHIIIDT. —Handers cantata
" L'A I legro,* mid "11 Peneereeo," le to be repeated at St.
James'shall early in July.
ailYreert Tore.—The tomb of Alfred Mynn is
' now erected is the churchyard of Thrashers, oeer Maid-
stow. It bean the following inomption, which tells its
own tale so well as to require no comment of ours :
•• Beneath this stone are deposited the remains of Alfred
Nyco, soo of William and Ann Myna, of Twiedse Lodge,
Goudburst, ie the county of Lent. where be was born cm
the 19th day of January, 1907. He died at 22, Merrick-
Nosy., London, 011 the Ist day of November, 1861. His
kindness of heart and generosity of disposition during
many yearsof public life as the champion of English
cricketers endeared him to a large circle of &dation friends.
His widespread popularity is attested by the circumstance
that four hundred persons have united to erect this tomb-
stone, and to fouod, in honour of a name so celebrated,
• The Myon Memorial Beenoleet Inetitution far Kentish
o,jok.t.ru' A atm of 1211.16.. has scoordiagly been
invested In India rive per cent. stock for the b'o'ot in
perpetuity of the object' of the above-named charity."—
Sarre, Standard.

A report on the natural history of the herring.
and the operation of the sets of parliament relation to the
modes of Ashlar, has just been printed. It amaesN• from
Colooel Illazwell, Dr. Lyon Mayfair. sad Mr. Elluley, who
were appointed • oommindon last year to Inquire into
oar herring fishery, and it centains several features of eon•
idderahle interest.

The health of the King of the Belgians is still
in} very doubtful Ante, sad le royal dirties considorahle
apprehensions are felt se to the loos of the painful malady
under which he suffers. . On Monday, Mr. Henry Thomp-
son, the wal-koown surgeon of Wimpole.street, left town
for Brumela, ha obedience to a inflrlalollll received from
thence. ft is to be hoped that Ma skill may do anesetbing
to ease the pains and to lengthen the days of the illustrious
monerch, bat his great age and the difficulties of the ease
feettid say sauguise bors.—//lustrafal New of tAt World.

The report of the President of Queen's College,
Belfast, for the year 1552-3, has just bees issued. The
number of sew students last year was 137, of whom 115 ars
matriculated. Tan years ago the total number of student;
is this collage was 154 ; now it is 388. The proportions of
the several denominations are about the as OM as in former
years. rho president, oa behalf of the authorities of the
college, expresses their deep souse of gratitude to Sir Robert
Peel for his successful appeal on behalf of the colleges, re-
aultieg in the placing of 10,00.. W. at their disposal for c°P
pboieutiog their endowments.

The Italian Senate has lost a distinguished rum-
bar in the person of General Albert de la Marmots, Vice.
President of the Academy of Sciences, and a relative of
the general of the same family name.
MEM frientyr Dorisflog. —The Marquis of West•
minder has just given a further donation of 200!. to tke
funds of the /loyal Orthopedic Hospital, is Oxford.street,
for elub•foot, spinal, and other deformities More this
30,000 deformed poor have experienced the benefits of this
hospital, but about 120 are sow waiting for adroissioa, while
several of the beds are uueoeupiod for leant of footle The
anniversary dinner of the hospital hto take place at the
Froeu...ons T•vers on Thursday sent; Lientenant.Geee
ral the Hon. Sir James Yorke Scsrlett, K.C.8., in the
chair.

At a bull fight M Madrid, 01) the 18th, the cele-
brated toreador teem' as 111 Tato received • rather
severe wound in the breast from the born of one of the
animal&