The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-01 00:00:00

_ • . - _ . . . ...
. . - .._ . - • . , ...
. -
• NEWSP_APhr .'.
r_.... ~..,........ .....„.
..
, ~...., ...
I - • ... .., ..•.. -
, • ," --,-.;,.!..:;,...
.. „
• ..._
...te •,, • \-• ~... - ---1 ..- '.•••• '., .-.--1
4-. • • i • . . i . \ •.': i ___.l ./,‘•••% ,
-..,_.1....\.;,_
•
1 5•4..
• . , .
• - ~s4j .b. je 11_
K4I, X 411 rt 41i r:
ssaudxa ..•
• .
. . ...., ~
• .I :
e ,
_____
..... , .
'•
No. 6,157.9 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1866. [STAMPED, 141. ADDPTIONALei CIIVOPENt;E
....--,, 1 !..
~,..----,-----
A DIRECT, with Despatch.-Under THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOREL ER HORSE SHOW.-AGRICULTURAL-HA_ I I '
cspua
subaccibed.
your
mimosa.
iii
200,000
shares
of
1.20
...h.
may
cc I:4Btocdon.,-OEN.
apoccuccTßlVlS CLOetilt May 5, 1861-PRIZR L 10173 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
a w..4ritellirrallis°. =midtoss, 1 tilraaL -M
yew. r =lgsrshan's -n- a ENGLAND (United). ---•-•
THOMAS • • HICLOTON, Xcereay. i•i 1 •
rw whom in the East, India Docks, has splendid accommo- Capital paid up, One Million. 1 SIDNEY, Secretary and Mansur. (izersa's rasessme.)
ellt*lmet=l.--For trehOS or pump apply to GEORGE I General Reserve Fund, 12500,000. Moss of the Company, Barbrdetreet, Liverpool-road, N. (mom ova owe CORIZSPONDMIT.) The nomination for the borough of Ralston took i 1 1 '
s, lane, A Mery-at-Bill, RC. . Dividend Reeerre Fund, X 150,000. max. pAing. monDAT Beaune, place to-day in the Cloildboll, which was srowded. Mr.
Number of shareholder, 4,363. STRAND MUSIC HALL-ENTIRE CHANGE
pi U I 11418 LA N D.-a-BLACK MALL LINE, nhe eight Hommel,' Driller°44m Stuart w„,uly, 'ooy„cc 1.7 of PROGRAMMK-Gtees, madrigals, and Comic Singing.-
0.6. FLORENCE, Alottl. 30% ago, •
About a week before the Austrian proposal i • • :
lot OM sereelerriellerireli her Majoille Golieneent, fwd James Levick, Esq ,
_n. aNtidß.CroAfr..ibeleltersiteestrektill cemrredrioleek . ,trenelt:ll" Ligt*nl
and
Megh
rooTtudy,yanth:d Chamberload acheerDZutaielibillvoatteidthounanirising- Tpteetesed,
aarearZ:Tathahe
jrMaarrezion, presided......gaa,Msjormr.ol7.llaßesaipro-
am, value L3fe eischre_ 'Wen to all pereons ming their pia- ; James Nugent Daniell, Isq..} as ei Zeewes.-Tbs allidout for a
a:cediprocal disarmament which for a short Brett, Q. 0., the conservative candidate ; Kr. W. C. I
maw fors Ilert-'ThM
goo tee 117.713 Direct. ' James child', Esq. Charles E. Newbon, Le. spiels, wines, don. inc.-Money Tager 'a Benefit 7th Mu. i tame as a jack o' leathern was known, I un- popharo proposed, and lir. Tisanes emended. ida. Raw,
"-- for 10th.ilay, receiving goods until the fek, unless pre- Amsander Dunbar, nig,the government, until the end of July, to incur the
WF;;Saibw..._opw.
at
maw. gerzahy
and requilte expenditure for the defence of the state, htht
wee fen. Mb leviathan clipper ship was built under spa- Charles Ems, F.Q. Henrylien" 'm'int.:iin""-• J.P.'rim. TON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, High hesitatingly put upon an article of the Lays, dearly Campbell, oy Hneeott_perk, Boot., tit, liberal candidate
ddippectien ot Lo yd's surreyon, and tom her gnat sits Adolphe Hakim, Esq. . EdwarUiVerc.ner, lag., M.P. the French government, the construe- Mr. Baser said under oar moment constitution we en- '
sada W. ...,A"Well at passengers Wm. lisrrbon, Req. Janes Esq., M.P. HOLLAND.-Underentire sew eaneesseass.-immenareceptiee and to provide, by extraordinary means, for the
Fred.
womb.
Dicremd
and
Beyem weer pyeetrow. an, w. H. ...Lee of the xreasury. The bill, at the same
yew mu by the fumes nipper AUSTRALIA, sa Richard Stuart Line, Em. of Arthur Lloyd. -Le Petit Biondin, Losebini and Conduce. .44,..
tion that war wen certain. That idea DOW possesses Jered civil and religious liberty- Re was 91P?sed to_, ths
every mind. The fall on the irregular Bourse oi to the worionr clans • greater sham la the
drip tor MM. May.--Appls to alt amts fee Ihe Black Bell Albert Grant, leg.,. N. ~ Managing Director. '
UM; JAMES ULNA end Co., Liv and T. M. MACKAY isinmas. eel"' lieuZ
mut
Klee' Kesue
mew'
ihrre. eigeeel
crew'
tini3Onsinteins intact the laws already Pawed by Sunday which I noticed, has been adopted and than they ouat to have. He was in favour ofrors=- I •
Bien-
,s 1, Leadashalleirset. London. I • - . The Agra and Masterman's Bank, Limits& tares by .H. Baker's superb band twenty pertornters. s
The National Bank. Chong of fifty voices. Prices as usual. Box-office open from 10 parnsmeni for levying the taxes.ley's view of reform, which, he add, would give the from
ffEAM SEAM treERPOOL 01 (winnows TO Meson Ikalth Payne, and a
nd. tilt 4. P. CORSI, Modal Director. eurPeased to-day. The panic is fearful-Kanto chits to intellent men living in the hakes between 71.
NEW TOMB TWICE A WM. Tice National Bank of Scotland. fell-more than it has ever done in any one day and 101, He wished to see the redistribution el seats bill 1 )
LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and sliCalireaT. NUNN'S LIQUEUR GREEN GINGER WINE, FRANCE, attached to the reform bill, sad was in favour of any 1 i
VISILADELIIIIA ffTEASI liff IP COMPANY intend de- Allred Lowe, Esq. since the apprehension of war prevailed-lfr. be.,
sm. per dues. PAWS, Aran. 30. reasonable measure which gave • fair &Mount 02 lawmen-
geleking their intli-powered olidabuilt kon Carat Btesimiltdps
mob* the United States mails, NUNN'S ORANGE HITrERs, 48s. Per &mem the residency of the Emperor- It is stated that
1
ISOM LIVERPOOL for WEW YOEX. MONTS.mfr. 65c. and 65fr. 15c. Italian suffered
chdnelsrekm"".ratZes.adkithee waabelloormed to the tees' *battlers Of
Cabin map by the mall steamers sailocizmocyliVorneedeabg, DEPOSIT CFETIIPICATIS, . • ,
16parl 21 guineas, accord rag to she With Quarterly Intend Warrants an-a•er lammed by , I the iubject under discussion was a proposal made the tremendous decline cli 411.• 4°e* 1 the Mr. C 311,2331, wee in favour ef the novselteene WI, we it • .
bey the Pridayb and &birdie's alsamen, 15 'mime& THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIE'R ANN'S LIQUEUR ORANGE BRANDY,
ion letturda last by Prince Metternich, the Aus-
arn
Y the basis of the constitutioa and introbaceil
last quotation being 4Sfr. 90e. (!). Mobilier fell 14161111:cl,
the . ..
.
tkar
par: et tackiest a toil mmo a cooked ppovisiona , of ENGLAND (Limited). We. per doom
! trios ambassador in this city, that Austria and 2hfr . chime who lad a right to it. He had lao
. Credit Fortier, Mfr. Compteir d'Esoompte, pr., of tit, „ddos oididei and „tilted to eamt„ than
. L, .
sod the United bake backed tido on NOTICE HI HEREBY GIiTEIN, AU on and after Lt May next,
Moue will be rewind oa tor which ALA or BRONTE WINE, 255. i
IS44l,lllfAczyn. gligteueLtisviixittzlzrtd.er feriber=olPerumbr!; and :nil . untial
Deyosititertlfieateseetiee Is W ta pee=
payable NUNW3L MARSEf 4A nat. an deem. gin we per ememetseem. , Dalt should simultaneously disarm.'. •; the Northern Railway, 20fr. Orleans, 10fr. materially, socialfy, mid intellectually. He supported p- .
nerallycw
andthstaprntecyryof th 2
_geve,_.rnment, ea, Wall
theits finanuanwi, : I
; quarterly, will be imed for the following WINK et fie 1101IWW. jorArtrea sa, Amu. fin mit „we wuche ;mug d l. ..-..-- Lyons, I.3fr. 75c. The only railway which did not•
enema. ponce', was in favour m
' Mg lard rates fee wick periodik vis. :- I
r quality, is soft and =rah.
.fmtill deredured• en' AUSTRIA. fall was Southern, which rose 7fr. 50e. sad the total abolitida of Aare& este&
to GOTHENBURG; from London direct.
A primes, de hewn Mad note lio the swat For 1 year
For I yews
Ti .. uIA. or tram art or the to siddley.
.•• VtlfantLe Arm NI TWO Wet m spacial ministerial faunal to dal
at 31. he show 9f ISA& wall.* Urals. al ths lamed opal-
sat
be dbeestitell_teliliarrefitariikiiNdt_or
meow
to
DepodionelblOnlebest •418re-iars; yilairautheirrilal° 1..114.4.6.N cad
all1411"1/r 111*.61 := taa'Ail iletemtlesatieett" "amour circulated net ths ;Adel fie Empress. wsa resent as usuaL The
oQeommewei
4r,e4rktbe
iimmorigalmrvisi=ris
.septerlLltoirt: 213..31.
I 1 , ;
. I
loathe ai Canal Buoy, River Thames, on or shout led May. 17 ,be te:yeen ezTenrry,..desn . 110)HILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are i European congress. recent Austrian proposal that France should NOITINGHAM, MONDAY.
•to .LS 3a. and la U. Te be tellawed by the I The rumours of a ministerial crisis are still guarantee Austria &gaited an attack by Italy. ! r •,,••
gale was and o regular steamers. For freight orumeage 1 The conveuience of the 43earterViffest Warren* .1- BEST and CHEAPEST.Seventeen hundred signatures are attached to . I
which can be detached and pdel in any banker. STRONG to FINE BLACK TEA, la. A., 2a., b. 6d., St., ils. 4d. I the req • 'tion requesting Lord Amberley and Hr. Handel 1, i
Wet I.lll=.papeueia„dvenele„,, etreeeuneiee' W**.eri, Hatesier,llo,oaskaare: Poems of Application can be obtained of Secretary, to Most delicious Black Tea la now only b liti. per pound. Pen, ' current. For some days past the Emperor has received Comb= to 00111 e forward for Nottingham, and his lord- I
n whom all communications mist be 'debased.
By order of the Court. Tic rare, cholas coffee, Is. 4d. la Id., 16 8d
P and Co., Tea Merchant', 8, King Williamelrest, The Russian troops upon the frontier are said directly a great many telegrams from Vienna, ship is expected in the town to-night to be presmit at •
THE INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. City, Lontleu, I.C. to have advanced nearer to Austrian territory. Berlin, and Florence. It would not the least bluyeecteleal.thelfrreelritiaantieeletea ailed, addrreetdbert"mostiug• cffilvenidoi . • ,
r : 2
COMPANY Weaned). 17 and 18, Cornhill, Loudest, April V, ISO& prios carnet tree. Mon at market prima
nana--65, Cannon-street West, Loudon. Ift, end 9, Park-street,
Westmbister, ft iv. pp lAN BANK iLimitodN. muss of Na 8, King Williametrest ; 40e. worth fn. to EGYPT. 1'
capital 44,000,090, in 80,000 Mares of NO each ANN°. LeCilcl:Mß-31. 0 ~,, mar aa a _ ..3.r,. ma r any railway dation or market town le inglandt=te and ALEXANDRIA, Aram 30. to take place here between this and Thursday, the
my coursmrt:bia constituencytleksgto.ti.drmeHemiastoodhebler.diseenacetoim.wl!l2
Pleat Issue 40,003 Amu. the Directors of the above Company, bald THIS DAY, of Co. bass no ages's, nor any oonnexion with any hones In Woe
when M. Rouher half-promised that a statement sim ly and solely as an independent cardidate. Being
einnoTose. It was resolved to declare an interim dividend of 10a per r 1.4" or Bwsnam The Viceroy of Egypt left yesterday for Constaa- ly attaebed to Om great liberal party M the • I Hil I
Wriprolathem Balky. RN. (Mbers Bailey Brothers and Co.), abate, being at the rate of 8 per cent per annum for the part R and GLENNY, OUTFITTERS. I tinople on board the Mehemet, and accompanied should be made on foreign affairs, country, to which he had always remained firm since be l!' '
I. lia/1-year out of net prat for that period, payable on the ath ofM. Thiess is still unwell, and will not be able to had been ebb, to think and act for himself, ks
asked ikon . ~
v. aria (newre. & and J. B. Bader, Bankers), Coiteetion may next. Only establishment in Laerket, next door to Somerset. by the steamers Mars and Gharbich. • I:
p. a Fauer, ee: (moia A1013004T. FltdoAK, sad Crab It Wall also resolved that • call of £7los. per share be roads Only
Strand. N.B. 1-refe of necereery malt for -7,4,,,L,T.r, . take part, it is feared, in the discussion com- in all sincerity to give him their support.
eiwZs Arms-yard. 8.C...
yiu. parable by Instalments, namely, and appointment to India, atina, and the
414 re the 3124 Kay. worded on application. AUSTRIA. mencing on Thursday on the subject of the con- MONDAY WWII! , 1
elf Jobs Gray, H.P. el lOs on the lath June. tingent of the army. Lord strnberley addressed • meeting of liberals tonight • ,i.
D. I.IIOM, ffeq. By order of the Board, BOYS' ATTIRE. .-e- ~
G. P. Kitson, Req., Director Charles La/Atte and Co. (Limited). OCTAVE FOA, Secretary. [ :II I
& L Roe, Rm., Bowling Iron Compsny, Bradford. A King William-street, April 30, 1888. Mont ous owe OORRESPONDeNT.) At the grand dinner given by the Duke and Duchess
reilisedisttrbuil. ;:nPremoted blimelfsadie rwava:crineffibea,one irenekieed
yougiwomeng
u.iaas teem, Advocate to the Austrian legation, Pub. N. B. No transfer of shares upon which the call haa not bun BOYS' and HYAM
and Co. VIRNNA, Arius 26. de Mouchy to the Emperor and Empress, the Prince liberty to it' fullest extent, and also of the spool of
Awn ?blurb& Fait, 9, Parketrest. Westminster. paid will be registered. and Princess Metternich were present. It would netiowdathiatron.
MA3A9IIIO DIREcrOn-Edwsrd PlekininE, Wel
' STCRITART-Mr. W. 1 Honky. BOYS' at 66 and 67, OXFORD- STREET, On.. Thureday
a note
wee
sent
frem
here
urging be rash to draw any political inference whatever His lordship met with an enthusiastic reception, and was '1
.
Bellaint -The National Banle. aRAPHOTYPING COMPANY (Limited). B London. in the strongest terms that the Schleswig-Holstein
from this event. The Princess Metternich has accented as • candidate, in conjunction with Mr. Coeshese.
A/ t
on SECOND ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the • a•-n The PROCILA will be PRACTICALLY SHOWN, and
Wei, bald at the Company's odes, go, ceedaddred SPECIMB EXHIBITED at Claridngton and Co.'s Photographic BOYS' OVERCOATS and CAPES. '.
.II
Weei, on MONDAY, the 30th dair of April, 1808: Gallery, 244 and 248„Regentetreet, W., between the boar of 11 have every reason to believe that if Prussia made been a great favourite at the Tuileries for a long
°sired with the most vociferous applause.
GRORGE PAYNE KITSON, Pau., In the chair : and 5 p.m, commencing on MONDAY. Nth April. Admission time, and although she has lately talked about
Worfonottns report Wal p resented : on presentation of dining card. BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. the offer for discuming and settling the ma .
tteir'
the dangers of Prussic acid, and although the talk --. 1.
e 1 , I
of the DIR :ORS presented to the SECOND ORM-
NARY GMEE&L MEETING for the Seer biding March SI, MALE ATTENDANTS on LUNATICS.- Al
Mil& WANTED, at she county Lunatic Asylum at Hanweit 1.3"8' OSBORNE SUITS. propose that the Assembly of the States of the pro- is that her husband is about to be superseded in borough hid evening that Mr. George ghsw /arm one
the P • embassy by M. de Biome, there is no of the representatives, had axe the appointment of •
sr Dinettes hes to 'tibia their Annual PePert and Balance , SEVERAL ATTENDA.NTS, between 26 and 40 years of age, of vince-of Holstein, as here only Austria has autho- asidefsbvil IrardincifteresthetAarirarpttypai, aatioathefact occaneLdereoa:
shoe to she Sty ult.. I good character, and .Die to write a legible hand. The wages,
The statement of accounts shows • net proat of E 64,850 , commence at £2l a year, with board, lodging, washing, and ant. 1310Y5' HARROW SUITS, rite'-should be immediately summoned to delibe- reason why the Empress should not enjoy her society
I,!1 iii•
Ift A (after payment of the interim dividend to De_
_r• ; form, and an advance of wages to length of service. as a charming private friend so long as she remains stood that the appointment was oirrea-; Mr. Leftovers
usu. width the Director! recommend tc.„••_,..._.. dept
_r•c
___,._ •°•_. Candidates, who must produce moue le testimonials of
fellaeleff manner:-By
_,,_ins_ l'arne_,,,__ of a_.arTetena •• the _re.. ~_•5 I character. may appmr before the Committee of Visitors, at the BOYS' JACKETS for HOME and SCHOOL from taking it by the circumstance of his situ on the
On the same day an announcement was made to here.
Mir eat- per annum. ee•rrnras a Ina ''. rere.oll 10so •a• er Asylum, on THURSDAY, the 3rd of May next, between 1 and 8 M. Erdan writes from Naples to the Temps: Nottingham election committee. Mr. Lefevre visited ,
=tothe reserve fund the sum of 8.30,000, sad carrying the o'clock CHARLES WRIGHT, Clerk to the Walton.
ewer es. 2d. to next account. B°"' TROUSERS and VESTS. some. of his principal supporters yesterday, and he has
Ilis Directors hope that the successful results of their opera- of troops in order to meet the wishes of Pram* There /A much talk at Rome of astounding cases a tamed an *Adrian offering himself for re-election, and It im
Hess daring the lad year will give continued satisfaction to the D B. JOHNSTONE and Co.'s GENERAL not probable that he will be opposed, having at the last t
simeheidene-the more so as it has required peat caution and • DRAPERY and FURNISHING WAREHOUSES are BOYS' HOSIERY and SHIRTS. Austria has no intention of including those which exorcism said to have occurred within the last two months
at the village of Narsano, on the left bank of the Tiber. contest polled 275 votes over the number recorded for Mr.
domo ea their Dart to mow becoming mood In bagman of I within • few yards of the EDGWARE-ROAD STATION on the are on the Italian frontier. The military force has i.' •
• dander which has led, in many ladanoes, to dissetrous con. ANTROPOLITAN RAILWAY, and Sr. minutes' walk from the
, Great Western Statioa, Paddington.-100, 110, 111, and 112, Boys/ HATS, CAPS, the., the. been strengthened here, in order to be prepared for WINDSOR. -Addressee were yesterday issued by
A young girl named Mariangola is every day exorcised by Stephen Meter (conservative).
monks, who say that she is possessed with devils. The
nltenn"LDirectors have to repeat tbe erraiffinhothey submitted Edgware road and 1.; and 3, Thwalteeplacie, W.• I,
[ in the last report of their meeting, for the dividends to - girl lodges in • cottage near the monastery, and is every kl_LlZlrerolEykzn,.,or. n‘,.._. Willows,
j. Windaor_de:parkandikeTherMr. C. , .- '
10 per cent., while at the same time they have sithdaction of SPECTACLES are NECESSARY, ' *"". ""'s• s-v•',
bin II a FOORIOR tO Increase the morn burl. 'SAM and Co's ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, tention of acting aggressively in this direction day taken to the church to get the devils amt out of her. l'a
London. The two liberal candidate; who intend opening ;
W. a HOPLITY, Heathery. 66 and 67, Oxfordetreet, W. against Prussia, the government conceives that the Every Sunday crowds dock to witness the ceremony. On forward to contest the borough at the ensuing 'lattice. Mr.
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued Hymn and co '5 Spring Oval:oats
, BALANCE SHEET to MARCH 31, 1886, after reading ; Hyam and Co.'s Spring Snits on ode to 70, od. security of the empire requires the southern iron- trwilhitithLF:"4"l sn
proclaimed the names of the devils church, be is at the same tune • friend of civil and reii- ' ` I
Its. lABILITIA. WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear Ryon sad Co.'s Spring eut-beed Capes
' To Capital:- to be double ; Hymn and Co.'s Spring Jackets - ...
I
46,000 Shane of 00 each,who had that day been cast out from the girl. They were Eteandeetollheltj•
twin
is
woPPooloichedchccideto churchocradtesobltrueriellipec
tub,
Hyam and Co.'s Spring Drees Cuts 305. Ode to lee Ode leader of to-day I see you conceive this step un- Bego, Adsodeoi Beidku Lump°, yommice aaciuntor,s,c. has
working
0.1 the
human
intellect,
and
ert.
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite-i
upon which ItIO pet Hyam and Co.'s Spring Frock Coats Moe; wed: wee 174„08' oci.eit called for. However, the official Florentine papers The Pope would appear to be rather annoyed by the too gross
share has been ailedexample : Hyam and Co.'s Spring Vestsdude from the sphere of useful and honourable labour
s,4outroo 0 0 'MIEN the candle is placed between the eyes Hyam and co.'s spring Trousers l4s. 041. to be. Oda
r - absurdity of this superstition, for he has sent • phydcian many who were constantly opposed to subscribing to them. If
Ins 357 Zane forfeited .... 3,570 0 0 and the book ; -
1 WHEN objects must be held further off to be government, and if returned will give them his medial I t,
-
I . 30643 Shares on register ..
116 and 67, Oxford-street,
sees •more clearly :I l' I'
• To meant due on debentures issued
To amounts outstanding, rim.: WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a Boys' Knickerbocker Suite lia Od. to sea ea were from his thoughts, is said to have proposed Rome of the indefinite postponement of the evacuation.„_
sO. rte Mr. Rdw•rds declares be is also a supporter of
The Ranch smi", it is mid, will not go " l°l4 as ""' the government, and believes that the time is opportune • •
affair of the pontifical debt is not settled. for • reform in the representation of the people by a nags- 1 "; II il •
; Bus on deposits 5486.560 12 it needle. Boys` Westenbatgr end Osborne Suite- lie. Od. to 36a. Ott.
•Due on ampleness
• Due on open accounts
toei
seats Both of the liberal candidate. have commencedl
.1 i
i W 4,812 8 • loalt and extensive practice Hemet Thomas Barrie and Son are Boys' Jackets for the Season .......
r TO reserve fund- fully competent to advise on all matters pertaining to the rem- goys' Serviceable Vests es. ea to a oee footing, if the Western Powers would take on them- ought not to have launched lightly, is far canvass. the votes of the electors. M.G. IL Long, on the
• Amount at credit of that account OO,OOO 0 0 dying defective sight They skilfully adapt lenses, perfectly true, Boys' Serviceable Trousers BO. Od to I Od. l I
es' _ selves to guarantee that no attack would be made White Hart Hotel in the evening, when two gentlemen of
more worthy of attention than the more amusing pert of the conservative interest, convenedr
&mooting at the
r To profit and loss- of the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select a _ _
Balance of account, as per annexed testament 64,850 19 2 spectacle frame at the form moot becoming to the face. THOMAS IFETAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. on Austria by Italy. dory of the medium of devils. If the French go- ounserrative principles addressed the electors, vie., Sir H. I
l.
'
HARMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family, opposite thevernment after all breaks the convention of Sep- D. Wolff, and Colonel Richardson Gardener.
sNo. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate wear.
/weepy 7 g British Museum gates, London (their only house,. Istablished -
a No. 1 Bespoke or Order Departasent amber 15 its word will be as worthless as an - _
"607,000 of this mount has since run off. 1780 Caution.-No traveller or agents.
Na 3. Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department. deutsche Ailgemeine Zeitung, says : " And suppose .
No. 4. Hata, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department magnet of '9l. INDIA CIVIL SERVICE.
4 CO. ASSETS. fIICKETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY. The HYAII and Co., OS and 67, Oxford-street, London. Austria really intended to attack Italy only, ought
1, By lease of premien, 65, Cannon-street £7,000 0 0
_n_ fear of pain and dread of operation inherent to all deter Provincial Establishments at Birmingham. Leeds, and Dewsbury.
By furniture and Intim! 1,723 3 4 very marry to whom ARTIFICIAL TEETH are of vital impor
By patellae of business, Including contracts. LONDON.-The annualcandidate. at the recent open competition for the civil ser-
tance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist in a ART-JOURNAL. -The MAY NUMBER 1 attack of Austria, we probably might count, to be ZooLorricAL SOCIETY or h .
its
dis .
eescessions, itc.
(price b. 6d.) contains LINE ENGRAVINGS after I
By wary debton 337.L41 id_ 8 I the kingdom, an experience unequalled has been obtained, en- rendered poi Based on this reasoning, genearal meeting
wwaa ofelthiseasotemety,
inbe.wmil the. 37t
home
i vice of In .
•
l'iti.
By advances on account of contracts
By bills receivable in handß, p., .T. Nash' Maypole, by C. Cousen, and J. H. Foley's '
191,575 0 0 dentistry perfect w its absolute freedom from pan, a spc,cielite btoooment to al Robert Bra by R. A. „wet, land on the thought that, if Prussia does not come Hanover-square. The chair was taken by the President, went Thomas iidsphry Lort Hammice, Stephen 1,112
11. By cash and Investments : pertaining only to our practice, and for which her Majesty has 1,907 Winter, Charles Deelandes
& Cash at bankers
resent Sir Peter Van Eaten Pole, Sir W. J. Newton, Hr. Benson, Thames
granted her royal letters patent. The system embrace* the non- The literary contributions include :-Ancient Brooches and ,to the rescue, " the depressing conviction will Sir George Clerk, at 1 o'clock, at which! hour there were
_ Smeaton,_Robert
Dress Fastenings, by the late F. W. Fairholt, with 16 Examples ; ! .......
Investmente 727,216 0 0 4 Interference with all stumps, however deenyed, the supporting History of Photographic Lenses, by Thomas Sutton, welt T-gt o o stronger in Italy that in a war with Austria g;eorge Briater43„th, M.P., Mr. A. Rumen, ?LE, the Furman, tow. Lowther 1,70 b 1 Wilkins. Lacs *Dadra- LOW
- • 776,876 19 1 instead of extraction of loose teeth until they become drum and disarms ; Thomas, Campbell, by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall, I that kingdom would be exposed to isolation." Id •millan. Alexander .. 1,548 Bradbury, James lerancis 1,087
Bishop of Oxford, General Lambert, Mr. R. Hudson, Alexander,: oclot Dundu 1,629 ' Page, William Humphrey 1,0741
7. - useful In mastication, and the utter absence of all and every with 4 illustrations ; Jean Prowls Ported', by James F.R.B , Dr. E. Hamilton, Mr. E. Greenaway, Lieutenant- Bsee7aseru
d 1.500.003 • ' operation, so that the mod nervous person can be supplied with- Nylon., with 3 examples of his works ; Literature t0r1,464 ! Inch, Willie Walker
- out tear of pain or inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, Children, with 2 engravings ; Visits to the Paradise of ......I:Prnalia Will,
refuse,__ to
reduce her fere" till the Colone.l R. L. Playfair, and many other members. After nestle, Malcolm
PULPIT and LOSS ACCOUNT for Year ending 31st March, 1856. more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Artists, by W. P. Bayl y • Paris Exposition, 1867 , A Gold- from the auditors of the Laidmaa, George John - 1,066
scatted] army is also reduced to a peace footing. "e
preliMinary bugneme
a rePl'rt favourable account LOC
DR
To =cut
mei.. Including ogee
charge,.
£1 flO9
:itisul.tattedion
Forfree tr.heTeeeigtheacfromy. Thus while Napoleon 111., in repeated despatches
thh rent directors' remuneration, &c.uterlayr and dlrosiunccesellvv ofni
th2slsensylndevamm,
a[rror" 16 8 , vide " Lancet."-Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON MOSRLY and smith's Studio and Workshop • Leash's Drawings ; Castel-
lani's Ancient and Medieval Bronzes, no. : Royal Academy
counsels the Italians to act pacifically, an official accounts for the past year, giving a vety
if
gi
' of the society's finances, was by r. reenaway, White, Ater.Ebetwood 1,3„, , areal, Robert
Wh_
__lteweLlticco hd. Stephen 1,438 Druitt, George
1,024
es To income tax - Leei • Exhibitions of the Royal Scottish Academy, Sir- chairman of the committee of audit, and adopted. I d
th To expenditure on undertakings not yet carriedmingham. Water-colour Gallery, society of British Artists, and Prussian organ, in the midst of peace, calls on them The report of the council on the progress of the society Roberts, David Thomas.. Len Winter, Henry Edward.. 9118 ,
owl
since the last anniversary meeting wee then read by Browne James William 1,363 Weld, Matthew Maud.. 903 1
111.14° 4 7 Whilefriargate, Hull ; 10, Norfolk-street, Sheffield ; 4, East-
-74 Werke dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. Virtue and Co., 26, Ivy-lane, London. not to be afraid of a war with Austria.
14, St. Nicholad-st, Scarbre, and 33, Coney-st~
NI
4, Ple annum to 30112 September, 1865 19,821 10 0 ' Yperadork.e.EeLetilbsli;shed 1830. No connexion with any one of the
in T• Wean of profit carried to balance-sheet - 64,850 19 2 same name. - - --- - - 1,253 Fletcher, Miles Angus
he _ 4llllOiC4 4 -.A subscribers to the society ther, then amounted to Lambe. *Maw
•
hl Cs. 3113,831 4 0 WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indist;7; --so- for the opecial Sunday evening se in the nave during
and that the number Of candidates for the Fellowship was
11,_ddian. 2.‘,.__Wilrlieem.,, sneer Homin, Edward. ..... 99121
1.208 Macmillan, Hamiltoti I
•
I
in 37 Mimeo of account to 31d able to Personal Attraction, and to Health and - PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. WiesTeineeTlß
ABUT.
-The
preachers appeiru'e" 2,218, showing an increase of tX
inn' ce the -lam anniversary',
ueretkuloy,,F.
adijurdremwmjAort. 1:244,7 pores.' Jame. AWmmurth'llp." 34111
the month of May are :-May6,tbe Very Rev. Dr. Liddell,
87. One fo • member and 17 corresponding members Feet, Arthur Wlltleat 1,196 Beason
up Arch, 1865, as per statement Irby by the proper mastication of food. ROW LAND'S ODON 0, Dean of Christchurch ; May 13, the Rev. Charles Kingsley, I.
is- at that date
the 1865 hal amounted to Wan, Alfred Augustus.. 1,161
.. _ I 1.
in- less amount of prelim'. is of inestimable value In preserving and beautifying the Teeth, Hanover-square Rooms. Rector of Evenly, and Chaplain in Ordinary to her a- income of the soviet for
. yearl,ls6 Gambler, Alfred n rale
had likewise been elected since the last anniversary. The Whitmore, John _ ... 1,191 Farmer, Henry Richard- 94111
I. ,
A nary expenses written oft X 5,000
Mead
the breath It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots PROGRAMME. test/;ie May
20
( hit
Sunday), - - ' over the year 1864, and being the largest sum ever received "iartmr r
the Lord Bishop of Ely • 73,4571. Is. 9d., .hawing an increase of 1,743/. 7s. Ild.
1,182 Innen, Lionel Main .... 916 1. •
t
ras Abbe with Interim rind- of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to PAST I. y 27 (Trinity Sunday), the Rev. T. L Claughton, M.A.,
by the society in any one year, except in the two years when Barlow, John
.„ _ , , ~ _ low
the Mad to Dec., Lot, of which it Imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable proper- Symphony in 0 minor Muart. Vicar of Nidderminater, Honorary Canon of Worcester,
the Great and International Exhibitions were held. The
Ore "000, • dividend of 10 ties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristocracy Aria, Mdlle. Slnico, "La nonna Ws" (Der Fret- and Professor of Poetry: at Oxford. visitors at the gardens in 1865 had amounted to 525,176,
••
ew
ral.toLdrch 31, lens of Europe, and it Ls universally In high repute Price Is. 9d. per chefs)
CATHEDRAL,-Tile are ther•
~
ST. PAUL'S following showing en excess of 18,007 over the previous years and
of
M. sy telance brought down .... .
- mow 0 0 Ask for Rowlands' Odonto. Aria, Mr. Hailer, "In terra d divbartr (I due preachers appointed by the Bishop of London to preach in being a greater number than had ever entered the society's -.-.40--• 1
3,278 8 6 - gardens in any one year since their establishment, except in
hatTUESDAY, MAY 1, 5 A-IL . . I
Divas amount of profit in current year nueas 1 0 ATOTHING IMPOSSEBLE.-The greatest and Overture (Beregeist)
and r ,
-LA most owed invention of the day, AGO& SIAREILA.- run 11. Queen's College, Cambridge, rector of St. Matthew's, Fri- in the society's menagerie on the 31st of December last was ft I Extreme.
the .
Ell3ll 4 6 1 Mesas. JOHN GO
and Co., Three Kingeotirt, Lombard- Stilton's Pastorale Beethoven. day-street ; May 13, the Rev. William Josiah Irons, DIX. stated to have been 1,956, showing an incrouie of 98 over 1 T.I W. dr,f,,---,- M. iB. t% , , •
i •
a • Ire have examined the above accounts, and find the same cur- I street, London, ArialMdle. Sirdeo," Vedreicarino"(DonOlovanni) Mozartis IF., D. a
the net. and the securities have been duly examined, and are In ; the pablic thistr•terneil nlitiat"ffultid!lwelitira gradually
Pee fee"gmeto Sgee-trz'A dirs.,
Pianoforte, MdUe. Mehlig Chopin. of Queen's College, Oxford, vicar of Holy Trinity, BromP- the corresponding number on the 31st December, 1864.
_..1- - - - ''
MM. I '
co and Mr. Bohlen " Mira la
)To' . the human hair to its priste.ine has-no matter at w The ton ; May 27 , the Rev. Jan:fes Alexander Hassey igrierlti Yhenyadndietiwonsanguirlnteeretisrujear liB6smenshad,
arncoongmprewtenht Reim
.. :194 bk ! I I S. SY. oct .7 I
F. W. SPOONER, her. ii,. 'on the Dianna hum"
1 emu, Rudd. of M. John'. College, 0 ord,
pint Amarella has none of the properties of dy .
'JOHNSTONE, COOPER, WINTLE, and EVANS i ----- contrary, Ls be elicial to the system, and when the hair is once Overture (L'Alcade de L Vega;
29.86.4 T N.N.E. 3 3 . E. he 0.11
r 0 Lesion, April 27, 1866. W. S. HOPLEY, Secretary. teetered one application per onth will keep it in perfect colour. Conductor-Professor Sterndale Bennett. on the morning of the 20th, being Whit particular noticed. flirty species of mammals and 36 of Armee..., _ enge!42l I. 43 I 11.11.1 c
The
tke Secretary having read the notice convening the meeting, Price XI Is. per bottle, or in nhialf bottles. 10s. dd. John Gomel' The Philharmonic public have seldom, if ever, heard a Sunr7." bird' had bred in the aociety'sgardensduring the year 1865, dreenceette,. m. 84.421
' EAR. 3 4 N. X. co - I
it's . Clubman Milted the corporate seal of the Company to the • and Co. have been appointed perfumen to FILM the Princess of .
of Transfers. Wales.-JOHN 0 iI,L and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PASTE, fines concert than this. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.- showing their natural conditions had been well
attended to. Valenti&
Cimr 3147 atti Ka 4 6 E. in -
me Veins proposed by the CHAIRMAN : seconded by Mr. GMT, lis ready superior to any tooth powder.-To be had of all per- A great sensation was created by the appearance of the House of Commons committees yesterday the fol- Twenty-one species of mammals, 50 of birds, and
.four of Fee* 1.. - :. .
ems. M.P.: and carried :
ye.
ending
the
yl. 1 benuppeyers,Th.ccootchemlida, and
Loatothdome manufactory, Red Bull Wharf, 93, Inman burner transacted : -In Group 1 the Great reptiles had been exhibited for the first time during the ti•
morsliam .:. WTI [4l KN. IL 3 3 E. N. E. co -
Der 'That the Report of the Directors for theMille. Mehlig, the performer of Hummers Concerto. ° • Penmoos ,29.02•42 N.E. 6 6 N.E. 0 -
hats Aim be received, adopted, and entered on the minutes.r several donations during Brest . w,40.1 N. 3 K. 3 7 eve. for -
ante it was proposed and carried unanimmuly :
and• epre-
Northern Railway (Potter's Bar, Barnet, and Hendon) was same period, The report then proceeded to enumerate the -
to the menagerie, and their
eml. That a Dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per ,In thrive I COV.R_LE.
all
cANTTILTU
forS holds the position of pianist to the Grand Duke of amble
mom proved in of the South the •
_
be : Wee interim Dividend of September 30, 1865, be deciar:d, and ILLS a'SmedicirTiuMuse amongstyear 1865, and ooncluded with congratulations to. the L.:6mi -.MX, li:. 43 ,64 wl.t. .0r -__
pi th ... 129.67411 E.N.E. 2I T E.,,N.E
IA become pays leaf the Nat anal Bank on Monday next, Tth of /day. Indigestion, sick headache, acidity er heartburn• and all iil s Weimer' She is
evidently
young and
of
most
PreP°l.egaing were settled. The committee m Group 7 proceeded with of every branch of the society's affairs, and anticipations _
__„.•
„;...33 ,„ NA. 41 7 , mO,
.3 It was proposed and carried unanimously : [ affections, may be obtained throughout the
That Mr. F. W. sp.
sod Meson. Jame.. Comm, Win. ! in boxes at L. lid, Id 94., U. 64., and lie. UNITED KINGDOMn
aspect. But, if she is young in years, she is old in ex- general body of the fellows. upon the.fiourishing
.condition Rochefort.- ,M.r/ 52, n
of being able to report • sinsilar state of prosperity at the ; 5em=re..5.49,7•8" r...5.g. . 4 8 g. ~,./t. m
.....
perien ,ce and in all the attainments and powers of • most in ciutanedo:htehe eNsouria:E. a -
pton and Banbury Junction Railway. The Tense next suceeeding annivereary. The ballot for offieen re- London ....19.54 Oil E.N.E. 4! 7 _
N.E.co -
W and Evans, be re-appointed Auditors of the Company, at a re- : the clause', which were settled,
the Right Hon. Sir George Yarmouth... 29.5 e 40, ESE. - 8 N. x. X
he
.....
asseration of 50 guineas per annum each. , KLE'S COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS accomplished artist. The gifts of nature, and the acquire- Valley Railway was proceeded withd and aditned.i. ectteadmin the. re-election di
p_ den Dr, P. m L Sclater, F.R.S., as secretary, Scarborough. 29.75 421 1 NI- I: I; _ifi u......,
TM tart thank. "I t 1,.. I..lnsiotnra won,. Innrawnt.i*n Huy 111...... ! C°'ILLS, a medicine In use throughout the United Kingdom meats ot art, combine to make her what she is-one ot the In Group 10 the preamble proved•
4
• - - .. iLo ease of the Fleetwood, Preston, and West and Mr. Drummou as treasurer
K. d t for the ensuing year. Shields 211.10.411 I. 1
.. e_ 0! _ _
- .._-_--...... -441. .. ente a thanks to the Helder - ,-I

ZooLonicaL SOCIETY OF LONDON.—The annual
general meeting of this society, being the 37th since its
foundation, was held yesterday in the society's house in
Hanoverequare. The chair was taken by the President,
Sir George Clerk, at 1 o'clock, at which hour there were
present Sir Peter Van Notten Pole, Bir W. J. Newton, Mr.
George Sclater-Booth, M.P., Mr. A. Russell, M.P., the
Bishop of Oxford, General Lambert, Mr. IL Hudson,
F.R.S., Dr. E. Hamilton, Mr. E. Greenaway, Lieutenant-
Colonel It. Playfair, and many other members. After
some preliminary business a report from the auditors of the
accounts for the peat year, giving • very favourable account
of the society's finances, was read by Mr. Greenaway,
chairman of the committee of audit, and adopted.
The report of the council on the progress of the society
since the last anniversary meeting wee then read by
Mr. P. L &Inter, F.R.S., the secretary. It stated
that the number of Fellows, Fellows elect, and annual
subscribers to the society together, then amounted to
2,218, showing an increase of 263 since the last anniversary,
and that the number of candidates for the Fellowship was
87. One foreign member and 17 corresponding members
bad likewise been elected since the last anniversary. The
income of the society for the year 1865 had amounted to
23,457/. Is. 9.1., showing an Increase of 1,7431. 7s. lid.
over the year 1864, and being the largest sum ever received
by the society in any one year, except in the two years when
the Great and International Exhibitions were held. The
visitors at the gardens in 1865 had amounted to 525,17(
showing an excess of 18,007 over the previous year, an
being • greater number than had ever entered the society'.
gardens in any one year since their establishment, except in
the two years of the Exhibitions. The number of animas
in the society's menagerie on the 31st of December last was
stated to have been 1,956, showing an increase of 98 over
the corresponding number on the 31st December, 1864.
The additions during the year 1865 had comprehended
many new and interesting specimens, among which •
pair of African elephants and a tree kangaroo were
particular noticed. Thirty species of mammals and 36 of
birds had bred in the eociety'sgardensduring the year 1866,
showing their natural conditions had been well attended to.
Twenty-one species of mammals, 50 of birds, and four of
reptiles had been exhibited for the first time during the
same period, The report then proceeded to enumerate the
donors to the menagerie, and their several donations during
the year 1865, and concluded with congratulations to the
general body of the fellows upon the flourishing condition
of every branch of the society's affairs, and anticipations
of being able to report a similar state of prosperity at the
next succeeding anniversary. The ballot for officers re-
sulted in the re-election of the Right Hon. Sir George
Clerk as president, Dr. P. 1.. Sclater, F.R.S., as secretary,
said Mr. It. Drummond as treasurer for the ensuing year.
The proceedings terminated with • vote of thanks to the
chairman.
THE EXTENSIVE FORGERIES BT • NEWCASTLE
BANS CASHIER—At the Neweastle-on-Tyne Police-court,
yesterday, James Wilson, for 44 years the cashier at Messrs.
tarnbton's bank, was charged with forgery. There were se-
veral charges against the prisoner, involving amounts alto-
gether of between 7,0001. and 8,000/. Only one case, how-
ever, was gone into. It was • charge of fraudulently
forging the name of Edward Charlton, boameller, and co-
trustee with Wilson under the will of Robert Glaholm, of
Gateshead, to a bond of 2,5001., and appropriating the
money to his own use. Glaholm, it appears, died in 1849,
leaving 5,000/. to be invested by the trustees of his will.
In 1859, 2,500/. was drawn out, and a fresh bond mu;
made out for the other half of the money. Soon after
this, according to the evidence given in court Wilson signed
a paper in his own name, and with that of his co-truatee,
Mr. Charlton, drew the cash from the bank of which be had
the management. He contrived, however, regularly to pay
Glaholm's widow the interest es it became due, to
avert suspicion, and this, with other cases, was only
brought to light when investigations were being made into
the case of forging Admiral Cowen, M.P.'s name to a
bond for I,Booe. The bond in this case was executed
between the Earl of Durham, and Wilson, and Mr.
Charlton, the forgery purporting to be an order to draw
the money, signed by Mr. Charlton and Wilson. Mr-
Ranson, of Sunderland, prosecuted, and clearly proved the
ease, and Mr. Bush, for the primmer, severely cross-examined
the witnesses to try and elicit whether one trustee had not
the power to draw the money at anytime. But all showed
that Pineal had no such power. The prisoner was com-
mitted to the arises for trial. No other charges were gone
into. The prisoner has also been the foremost man
the independent church, and regularly preached in
and
the
I chapels. Be had a very good salary in the bank,
appeared to live temperately, but it has been rumoured
that be has done something in the way of betting latteely.
The great excitement in and about the court.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY. —The preaches* appointed
for the special Sunday evening services in the nave during
the month of May are:—May6,the Very Rev. Dr. Liddell,
Dean of Christchurch ; May 13, the Rev. Charles Kingsley,
M.A., Regius Professor of Modern History at Cambridge,
Rector of Eversley, and Chaplain in Ordinary to her Ma-
jesty; May 20 (Whit Sunday), the Lord Bishop of Ely ;
May 27 (Trinity Sunday), the Rev. T. L Claughton, M.A.,
Vicar of Kidderminster Honorary Canon of Worcester,
and Professor of Poetry% at Oxford.
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—The following are the
preachers appointed by the Bishop of London to preach in
the Cathedral on Sunday mornings during this month :
May 6, the Rev. William Sparrow Simpson, M.A. of
Queen's College, Cambridge, rector of St. Matthew's, Fri-
day-street ; May 13, the Rev. William Josiah Irons, D.D.,
of Queen's College, Oxford, vicar of Holy Trinity, Bramp-
ton ; May 27, the Rev. James Alexander Hessey, D.C.L,
of St. John's College, Oxford, head master of Merchant
Tslor's SchooL The Very Rev. the Dean of St. Paul's
'ich on the morning of the 20th, being Whit
Sunday
RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.—
In the House of Commons committees yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted Group 1 the Great
Northern Railway (Potter's Bar, Barnet, and Hendon) was
proceeded with and adjourned. Is. Group 1 • the pre-
amble was proved in the case of the London and South
Western Railway (additional powers), and the clauses
were settled. The committee in Group 7 proceeded with
the clauses, which were settled, in the case of the North-
ampton and Banbury Junction Railway. The Teme
Valley Railway was proceeded with and adjourned.
In Group 10 the preamble was declared proved in
the case of the Fleetwood, Preston, and West
Riding Junction Railway, and the clauses were arranged.
The Shrewsbury and Potteries Junction Railway, being
unopposed, was referred to the general committee. In
Group 15, the Great Yarmouth Fish Wharves and Tram-
ways Bill was proceeded with, and adjourned ; as was also
the Great Yarmouth Haven, Port, and Rivers. The fol-
lowing, being unopposed, were referred to the r
mutter, :—The Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
(additional powers) • the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
colnshire Railway (new lines) ; the Thetford and Watton
Railway • the Fast Norfolk Railway ; the North Walsh=
and Dilgam Canal ; and the Thorpe and Clacton Railway
and Pier. In Group 16, the Great Western Railway Bill
was proceeded with, and adjourned.
FATAL FIRS IN SUFFOLK. —On Saturday an
In-
quest was held at Cavendish, Suffolk, on the bodies of two
men named Reeve and Desks, who had lost their lives on
the preceding day at a fire in the cocoa-nut fibre manu-
factory of Mr. Churchyard, at that place. It is customary
to lay woos-nut fibre which has been wetted for any pur-
pose in the yard to dry previous to its being manufactured,
and on Fridaya quantity of fibre was lying in the yard
attached to Mr. Churchyard's factory for that purpose.
Shortly after 2 o'clock this fibre became ignited by some
unaccountable means, and the flames communicated
with other fibre in the factory: An alarm was given,
but such wee the inflammable nature of the material that
the flames spread from door to floor with very great rapi-
dity.. In less than five minutes every part of the building
was in flames. There were between twenty and thirty
persons employed in the factory at the time. All were
paved, however, except the dreamed. Desks was taken
, out of the third floor window by a ladder, but he bad
received injuries which terminated fatally on Saturday.
Reeve's body was not discovered until the fire was satin-
. rushed. The fire is supposed to have been caused by muse
t one smoking, although the practice was strictly forbidden
; on the premises. At the inquest on Saturday no satisfac-
tory evidence could be obtained on this subject, and the
jury returned a verdict of " Accidentally burnt."

It was propoeed and carried ansalniously
Tat Mr. F. W. Spinner sad Messrs. Johnstone, Cooper, Plin-
th sad trans, be iw-appotnted Auditors of the Company, at are
liThia of 50 guineas per annum each.
trtc thanks of the Proprietors were presented to the Wee-
kes tor their careful super-taloa of the affairs of the Company.
O. P. KITSON, Chalrmaa.

aspect. But, if she is young in years, she is old in ex-
perience, and in all the attainments and powers of a most
accomplished artist. The gifts of nature, and the acquire-
ments of art, combine to make her what she is—one of the
very greatest performers of the present time. Boundless
execution, a touch which unites strength, clearness, deli-
cacy and liquid sweetness, together with perfect purity
and 'finish of style, all these qualities are united to an ease
and unaffected simplicity of manner which enhances
the charm of everything she does. The Philhar-
monic audience are not generally demonstrative ;
but in her case they were completely roused, and gave her
a reception such as is seldom witnessed at these concertos.
At the end, not only of Hummel's Concerto, but of
Chopin's Scherzo, she was recalled when she had left the
orchestra, and greeted with acclamations.
Mr. Holder, too, was completely suoceesful. In both
his air and his duet with Millie. Sinico, his lovely voice
was found to deserve all the praises that have been be-
stowed upon it ; and his pure, refined, and expressive
style were worthy of the precious organ with which he is
gifted by nature. He was applauded
take
hi with the utmost
warmth ; and henceforth he will s place among our
most favourite concert singers.

C° KLE COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUI
S 'ILL4, a medicine in me throughout the United IChsgdom
for ladigestion, acidity or heartburn. flatulency, and all bilious
and liver complaints, may be obtained In ILELBOURNX of Mr.
Brands, Sl, Bourke-street Fast.

billeted from the ninnies,

DAT.
N.ll. to N.W., bask to
strong, unsettled.
S.E. to N., fresh Wnerus.
to stronN
g, squall,
showers.
As neat above.

W. 8. HOPLLY, SamWarr

Papua=
of Noannian TACIADAT.
COMM. VINI winds. slaw&
squally, unaattled.
As abovn.

RUPTURE S. —The PATENT SELF-
ADJURTING GERMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with-
out any complications, is recommended by the faculty for the
age and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good trues
ban emelent resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on
Ohl Para affected, which desirable object is alone obtained In •
tress unencumbered with straps. spiral springs, or pad behind.—
J. ZOO and Co. 1 Piccadilly, W.

Soollo2o. N.E. to N.W., Waft,
*quail", with show-

Similar to above. ILLOTBIR. A;;ext above.
Northern—Scotland. Western—lreland. Wilk*, sod sal-
Southern—Enelth Channel sad of lascity.
Eastom—iretward F.ogland sod North Boa.

RD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
DatroNEF°edical profession for thirty years have approved of this
Me solution of magnesia as the bad remedy for acidity of the
stomach, headache, heartburn, gout, and indigestion and as a
loodaperfent It t. especially adapted for ladles and children.
..melted by 'ANNE/FORD and Co., Chemists, &c., 172, New
Mnd 'greet, London, and *old throughout the world by all
elleeetable chemists. Caution—See that " Dinneford and Co." is
ea each bottle and red label over the cork.

THE VICTORIA EttiasAgys' ASSIIITANCE SOCIETY.
—The committee of the Victoria (Australis) Emigrants' As-
sistance Society met at their office on the 20th inst. for the
purpose of receiving the audited accounts, the auditor's re-
port, sad presenting their secretary, Mr. B. R. Alexander,
with a testimonial. It appearsthat the committee have as-
sisted, since the formation of the society in March 1863 1,582
persons, at a oust to the society of 11A76f. 11s. 7d. Before
the committee separated, the treasurer, F. J. Sergood,
Esq., addressed Mr. B. R. Alexander in very compli-
mentary terms, and, on behalf of the committee, presented
him with • silver salver (with a suitable inscription), an
eler_Etel, and a cheque for 22 guineas. The funds at the
of the committee having been exhausted, the office
"be finslly closed co the Ist of Kay.
Bourn K2EBIIIOEOII bicssux.—During the week
ending April 28, the visitor have been as follows:—On
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,401. On Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, students' days (admission to the public, 6d.),
open from 10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 2,065. National Fortran
Exhibition, by payment, 3,94:3. Total, 15,409. Average
ci corresponding week in former years, 10,361. Total
I from the opening of the Museum, 5,976,409.

TiE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The most scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri-
tive medial ever introduced : restores to their normal condition
an the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de-
=is It Is a specific for debility of all kinds, and from its con-
manes other ingredients pepsine and phosphate of soda.
Move highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price
ak_ bat* Of four quantltes in 1 for 212 Sole Agents.
meters 1141IIMGARTXN and Co., ttO, Oxford-street, W.C., asa
"ftwatreet. Fenchurchumt, LC., Lo dm

Quncarr MicsoscormAL ClA:lll.—The monthly
meeting was held at University College, Gower-street, on
the 27th ult. ; Mr. M. C. Cooke (V.P.), in the chair. Mr.
S. Highley read a paper on " The application of photo-
graphy and the magic lantern to microscopical demonstra-
tion," in the course of which he briefly 'alluded to the
labours of the earlier photographers, and the result which
had been since achieved. After explaining some of the
chief points in the construction and arrangement of the
camera, he concluded by exhibiting on a screen, from an
oxyhydrogen lantern, a series of beautifully emended photo-
graphs of diatenes, parasitical insects, kc. The Chairman
announced that arrangements were being made for field
excursions during the summer ; and also that the first
course of lectures on " The microscope and its use," re-
cently given by Mr. Suffolk, at the Society of Arts, to the
members of the club, had terminated with the greatest
sumer. Seven members were elected, and fourteen can-
didates were proposed.

JOZZA
COPAHINE MICE, the oily
Preset preparation adopted by Ma Paris Acadmajerad
Lido*of Summons on the report of Messrs.
/Ward, CL°llol;ir, Poland and Leung Clark (" laseel." Nov' 4:
issi), awes in an average of six days either recent or chrtsie-.
St, at O. JOZEAU'd, Preach chemist, ae, Haymarket. Pad
fros as receipt el 4a. ed.

THE REST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious
aod Liver Complulata, TRAMPTOPCS ILL ondraurs.
Bold by alt medich.Veudurs, at la lid, dad fa. 9d. per box dr
obtained through sity Mamba.