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gtrss N B LAN D. —BLACK BAIL LIN&
Under arrangement* with her Majesty's Government. had
value t3O each, art given to all persons paying their pea
l* by this Una lIITIIMIBT, for BMW'S Moreton kW.
met, packet for WA Much, readying goods untli With, maws
...00coly MI. This high-elms and favourite eti=has Various
jug tofty fall poop, with accommodation for
by any ship in the Australian trade. Wircarirn
coal &Meow. and has oa board distMiag apparatus for
ismanuil supply of treah water. The arrangements tor Pre
of all clams are under the supervision of her If ideety's
on Moira Will call at Plymouth.—Apply to all agents
Mack Ball Line . lAM BAINES and Co., Livaimool;
gaga. M. MACKAY end Co.. I. Leadearmiletreet. Lawton. M.C.

YR. BRIGHT AND THE GOVERNMANT BILL.
BIRMINGHAM, MONDAY NIGH?.
A public meeting, convened by the mayor, has
been held la the Two-hall here to-eight, to consider the
goverinneet Reform Bill. The Kama presided, mid very
coon after his worship took the chair the hall was three
parts tilled, and so remained throughout the proosediege.
Mr. THOS. LIAM J.P., moved the following meolutim :
—" That, relying cm the promise of her Majesteepitern•
most that a rosasstro for the redistribution of mats will be
introduced NI soon as pomible, the members tot the bone&
be requested to support the bill for the eztession of the
franchise now before parliament."
The Rev. B. W. Dun, M.A., geocoded the resolution,
which was supported by Mr. ()monitor Dixon and Mr.
Grew, a workingman, and carried by inclaistetioa.
Yr. J. 8. Wixom, Vice.Preddent of the Member of
Cosameree, moved the following :—" That as, in the opinion
' of this meeting, the provision of the government taiebruir
teII short of the just expectations of the people, ithe
borough members be repeated strenuously to resat any
attempt that may be reads to limb the scope of the bill,
and to exert all their indurate to indorse the Heim rif
Oranasons to pet the moat liberal brierpretaties prialble
*poi all its The remits:tied was duty seedaded,
end supported by ewers' emakerg add canted neudiansity.
A petition to pirliament, founded' upon the resohttime,,
was adopted.
In the course of the proasedings the following letter was
reed from Mr. Bright :
" I feel sorry that I cannot be at your natio( to-mor-
row night, to witness and to bole the expeemios of the
seatimsatai of Birmingham, nom the question dish is now
errata; so math interest throughout the eoestry. I
snot write as I 'mould speak, bet I meat write.a dew lines
tope. The Femehise Bill now before pulite/4mi is • por-
tent, homes bill. It will, if it bitoome law, give votes
meet extessively to the middle elms both in eseeties and
lemegba, sad it will overthrow the peineiple of working
class exabisioa, which was established by the Rehm Act
of 1833. It will admit to the fraathise so maw of the
warkingione in all important and populous breaths. the
they, es aches, will no longer feel themselves isteAtionally
eaciaded sad insulted by the law. In the OM-
** it will enfranchise 200,030 ma, eall it. may
be exported, is some coenties, •to make the representation
lane that of the aims of Isadlords end wee that of the*
great body of the mospiers of Muses nod land within the
consty. It will esfissehim is Loudon and in sii the
peat cities a oonsiderable amber of young nee mid of
anima' who live is lodgism min parte of booms, and it
will thus exited the franskies to messy sot included la the
suffrage ;mated by the Reform Act. I say the brit is an
incest bill, and it it is the least the governmentoong
offer, it may be that it is the greatest which the gover
is
meet could nary through parliament. Parliament
suer hearty for reform or for say good measum It bated
the Rafael Bill of 1831 and 1832. It med the
bill whisk repealed the Corn Law in 1848: it
does not like the Franshise Bill . sow epee Its
table. It is, • large moteat4 the eilopeng ad landlord
power in the *mattes, and of tam& and torrapika
it the boroughs, end it would besisampe if ash • per.
meat were in favour of frauds= sedge an Inman sepreess-
tatian of the pee*. But hotwitholanding such a 'wha-
ms* this bill will pass &Birmingham mislother tortes will
do their duty. There is opposed to it the tory party, of
whose blindness and folly we have abnaliant wools is all
its history. We have so reason now to expect tom it •
Man worst ; and we have • sal section of men who do
ant accept the num of terry, but maleualy do its work.
Theme membine to farm roosspisaey rie whisk all tin hopes
of Mr. Disraeli sedate opposithes am hued. I think a
more dirty isompirsey has see lees sees la the Reese of
Commons during rosily generation. It is divested against
this bill. and not low spinet Lord ileaseel. by wham the
liberal and popular rhea! of the gentesserat hes Dam de.
termieeL What should be• dose, aid what must
be dose nailer these eiteramstancesl Yon know
what your fathers did thirty-four years ego and
you know the malt. The wee who, in ever, spook
they utter, Moult the working men, describing them as •
multitude gives up to ignoramus and vier, will be the first
to yield who. the popular will is loudly and resolutely u-
prises& If Parliament-street, from Cbaring-oross to the
venerable Abbey, were filled with men seeking a reform
bill, as it was two years ago with men come to do honour
to an illastrioos Italian, these slanderers of their oountry.
nom would kern to be visit, if they did not bars to love
freedom. This bill appeals to the middle sad workbag
ekesee alike. It is • measure of enfranchisement to both
of them, and they should heartily unite in an effort to
Make it a law. That which the toile' and the " dirty
coospbeey " oppose comet bat deserve the support of every
liberal man in the kingdom. If the population of the
Birmingham district would sat apart • day, not for "hums.
liation," but for a firm essertioa at their rights. in great
needs. et in one vast gathering, they might sustain this
funthine bill, sad brat does as by coe blow the power that
• threatens to bolt the door of parliament against the people.
Hasps we shall see in all the lowan of Great Britain during
the aiming fortnight a great support of the government
and the bill. If the Yoe* of want of coefidenos ir serried
spinet the goveremeat, these will be a change of ministers
or *dissolution of parliament. If the towns do their duty
the governmest will be safe, because the bill will be safe ;
and the seff sage once established as a more rational basin
the country ma this turn its &Mentos to the arrangement
arid dioribution of seats, which is jest ss needful se a wider
suffrage to give us a fair represestatiou ed the natio..
Great meetings sod great petition will be sot only useful
but effectnaL—l am, very truly yours, JOHN BMW.—
Roshdelo, March 25.*

The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from Halifax on
the morning of the 17th inst., arrived at Queen.-
town at LL 35 p,w. last night (26 inst.), with 55
passengers, and 30,116 dole. in specie. She landed
82 sacks of mails and two passengers, and pro-
ceeded immediately for LiverpooL All well.
The Asia was detained off Halifax thirty-seven
bows by fog•
NEW YORK, Yawn 13, Emma.
A Fenian mass meeting has been held at Boston,
under the auspices of Sweeney and Roberts, at
which 10,000 dollars were subscribed. The Fesians
are reported to be purchasing largely uniforms,
arms and ammunition, for which; it is said, they
have depots in numerous American towns along the
frontiers.

It is reported, via San Francisco, that Peepiera
had resumed military operations in Sonora? rein-
forced 'by a large force of Americans.
The steamer Sacramento left San Francisco on
the 10th for Panama with 860,000 dole. in specie,
of which 670,000 dole. are for New York. .

STCEAND MUSIC HALL.-IhiMENSE SUO-
SB of the JI7DOWZIfT of rAhrs. Ina 14 ash as Jupiter.
All tbsavallabla coode talent-Anent Lowrance. Verde Oliton,
Listos, Kr. Milne, Signor cellos. the Brothels Monadic rfe.
[ Nak—Orost attractions for BeAter.-Oesdretar, Mr. B. 000 TB.

SIR WM. BUTT AND HIS LATE MOTION.
On the subject of his late motion respecting the
Reform Bill, Sir Wm. Hun has addrand to one of his
oonatitueate the following letter :
" Gibside, Gasebeed, March 25.
" Dar Mr. M'Quiles,-1 have to tank you
for yoor
Letter. isquiriag of me the object of the 1104i0111 whisk I have
messily gives in the House of Canapes. I with that all
my (neon bad abstained from ondesaing that eines till
they bad made the same outdid and reanuable isquiry.
The eon object which I could have I. view was to pli-
' lain frotethegoverusseet some guarantee that le dada;
for tesi'liingPryisiatel"Dot "MwmidasaPwvitattr ~.lry na.ob-
ject,tabu so widelmymnisterpr= out oi parnameot,
and i dews hers, was thoroughly understood in
tba of Conan*. from the moment this allot was
given . I nes indeed quiskly searoaded by some6l the
most earnest and thooghtfal of the bberal 111011001111, who
assured ere ettheleadai cionoarrenes in its expediency.
If you
.ediii Wks the trielde to review the various &-
Wank= mein by the preennest whee hands/skin their
Maim hill mike subject et the Indianians of
ai
you will perona that they had apparently quite shun
from the line of parliamentary reform on this very im-
MU* 'Osaka Now, was I, with -my sienitg cosivie-
time on the subject ad with the ormarreseses that grave
political interests were coefided to my acre by others, to
leek idly oa sad allow this error to be imam nied ? If
MX nsup Vann* would have agonised ie mak alb
u should I not oneday have been reproethyd b 7
reformers for betraying the interests of reform? • t too
the step which, titer careful eseeiderittioe, spewed to
me to maintain those interests as leaned in a Ina die-
tributioir of seta, and at the tame time to present
no Wed of *nitration to the prepais ef the Lssehis bill.
If my proosedinp be ally examined= it will be sae that
both 4 the stags of tee bill which 1 selected for my
&madam% and the peculiar form of it, the safe earriage of
this hill was soliehowily cared for. I have sally been in-
trusted by those whose wishes I was staying to promote.
aid It his pained me very much. Still, I cannot regret
whatl have does. I Wine I has thereby Wand my
The parnatest has seen the madam 4 roo-
-1441486.their policy about seats, ad of not persisting is
adjourning sae die that important question. On
Friday kin Mr. Gladstone sanciansed ties • the go-
vernment would lay before parliament, while the, flan-
' ohne MII was still in the House of Commons, • scheme for
completing in regard to it their measured parlamentary
Werra. Oa
.the 10th of April, Lord Beiali, to is under-
stood, will rye other assitrancee oe this point to a meeting
of the liberal members of the House of Common'. By
.plaiing myself in the gap at this crisis of the battle I have
at least contributed to this notable improvement, and I
know that one day my constituentsand l old friends the
reformersof the North cif Reglad, will do me junkie for
my unctions,—Believe me, yours faithfully,"
Mr. IL X'Queen, Newman." " WILLUX BUTT.
WOROISTAR.—The liberals of this city have
drawn up a requisition, which has already naiad sum&
root signatures, calling upon Mr. Southall, the mayor, to
eonvese a common hall, for the purpose of discussing the
pavilions of the somnolent reform bill
BILADFORD.—The Bradford Branch of the Na-
tlimal Reform lliion are tali* steps to evoke the send-
' meets of the inhabitants of the towns and villages in the
Bsedfard polling district at the government reform meg-
mus, and have issued an address in which they urge them
to lose so time In holding meetings, aad getting ep peth
Mess annerously signed.

TAG O Direct —The favourably-known clipper
o
131111111 LY HILL, A 1 10 years, WAN' In tbie London
Yreka Thls vessel has been had on the berth with a special
vlsir So gni& cbmpatch, and Is by far the beet opportunity foe
oe
sees. WIN take a few first and second elm weer
-.Aerate retee.-IPor freight oe passage appty to- MOTE end
WARDELL. 12, Witter street.

METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgwan-
IVA read.—Open t._ MIAOOCK.—Tha
last woM of the Ozonic Ballet, NATIONAL RIPILS. Thom
parties who bare an Mellastfon to ',Naar the versetifity of tha
=lf waft ldight not fell ne pay ea Barry and
Lap for GM shou (
nights. The lasi Me& of the Prionat
company. Great metarelloos for Raster —Two new someone
Bang. lanais-J. J. Foca.

The City of Boston hes arrived out.
ST. JOHN'S, Yawn 13.
The Governor of New Brunswick in his address
to Parliament dated that he was directed to express
the strong and deliberate desire of her Majesty's
government that the British North Ames:ilia*
provinces should form a governmental uniou:,
. President Johnson has made another oonveana-
tionekspeich, in which he said that Congretis had
ISSYS,Ipen • in session for three months w►thout
sowiespliating anything praptical towards restoring
theOlkeith, and while continuing to oppeas the
°retentive plan they failed to introdoewener of
their own.
In the Rduse of Representatives Mr. Thaddeus
Stevens has made a speech defending the course of
Congress in those matters in which it differed
with President Johnson. Mr. Stevens expressed
confidence in Mr. Johnson's patriotism and honesty,
but claimed the right to differ with him and criticise
his acts. In an ironical and humorous sone he
denied that the President over made a; speech on
the 22nd February, and alleged it was a stupendous
hoax invented by the Copperheads.
Mr. Blaine asked and failed to obtain leave to
introduce a resolution declaring the house does not
approve guaranteeing Morison or Fenian Bonds.
The house by a vote of 75 to 52 struck out the
enacting clause of the bill regulating trade with
Canada, thus killing the bill.
The Committee of Ways and Means have agreed
to report the tax of five cents per pound on cotton.
The Supreme Court has confirmed the oondem-
nation of the steamer Bermuda. The court did not
decide the point whether the venal was In neutral
waters when captured.

MAW FRON LIVERPOOL OR. QUINNETOWN 10
• NEW YORK TWICE A W.
THE LIVKRPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PHILIDILTHIL STRAII.SHIP COMPANY We'd de-
spatching their Inthpaerepal Cbsiabnilt BCIOW gteam-Ddpa
carrying the United itstaa
FROM LIVERPOIIa for NEW YORK.
CITY OP DUBLIN, Friday Ware IL
TDINBUROIL Wedneeday,ltareit 11.
CITY OF co.RK getarday, ltarehlit
ana gray weassming, and aMarasiss Fridays wad
°map sesseme tip the man Armen s=vearreddffial.
11, Maris autheas. amorainfoto
es.
4.1
legnt7h;hlmogs and a 'lsament. 11 Oaths.
Diatom Includes • MI sweat.
Otasat sad the Untied Wiwi
Moan —Far metier porslaille aim It
• Mag. .it wainte•t, iimpasas or w
1 od MACE" IS. Ibit les4pp.

BRharIotOTHICEB DIVFXPORT and Mr. FAY
retained frOga • Ilacmalial toar la Ireland and
Scotland, win Tirms,. previous to theft departure tor RUAWA,
series ot thelr WONDIMIL AZANOIII, at the Quell Concert
Zoom 4anosaroorre,
address
MONDAY ZYZNIND,
tdo Introductory address bewlll delivered by Cooper.
lam, at I. Aftaisilen la (Mellon metem—reeervat ft: back
mate. Mitt manse, ta Application ler Octets and private
seances to hams& at the rooms.

NEW YORE, ILtscu 15, Evsynio.
Both Houses of Congress have passed the Civil
Rights Bill. In the &nate, Mr. Sherman hat
offered a resolution which has bees 'referred to the
Fimesce Committee, stipulating that for one year
to come the legal tender currency shall not be re-
duced below 420,000,000 dole.
The Hibernian and Etna have arrived ant. The
Africa has arrived at Halifax.
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LIQUILITB MOEN GINGIR WINS.
• its: pir dims.

Nouns ORANGE s TTB S, 48s.,pez.siozea.

RAILWAY

ftOFoLITAN I
CONPANY.
GINE 111 1111R.11BY GIVEN, that no farther mum tea ba
Norval as t in full la anticipation of CALM ba Wird
fif tits gip CaritEn
eato of this Company, attar 8•1171 DAY,
flu Nth of Apra mad, until further not*.
DEVON, Chairman.
. w...tadarca•ahambera. Victorisatart.

13NW8 LIQUEUR ORANGE BRAND?,
SOL per done.

N'S MARSALA or BRONTE WINE, 255.
billjigper dozes. Cr 4a. per Mx dozen, Alt lie, per qoarter-eask.
1•11 pekl to any natio, Neglend. This wine win be Mod of
=rquality, is eon and olslit thoegit tell flavoured, ea-
tres trout heed or theed appro.& to acidity.
THOMAS NU NN sad 80218, vine, *WS. and &pow much/al*
11, lasoNs Oandttiastreel. N.C. Priced Haas :as application.
Istabibbed liii.

NEW YORK, /As= 15, Evaanr6.
It is reported that Sir Frederick Bruce has urged
the Government to make a public expression of its
reprobation of the Fenian movement Mr. Seward
replied that the Fenian movement was certainly of
a dangerous, if not a criminal nature. So
long as its leaders kept within the law the
Government would not interfere. If they
contravened the law, the government would
issue a proclamation on the subject. 200 Federal
troops have arrived at Fort Porter at Buffalo, and
more are expected. It is anppoaed they are sent
to enforce respect fer the neutrality laws. Two
Fenian oompanies have been mustered into the
1 ser►ice of the Irish republic at Louisville, by Major
Mangan, Adjutant-Glovers' of Kentucky. They
afterwards paraded through the city.
At a Fenian meeting held at Chicago to organise
regiments armed with Fleury's repeating rifle, nu-
merous recruits were enlisted.
The board of aldermen and councilmen at New
York have passed resolutions emphatically endors-
ing and encouraging Fenisnism.
NEW TORN, Meson 17,_Nommla..

IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT
ASSOCIATION ILMittedi.
NOTICI IB BERZBY GIVEN. that the Directors hem this
Of made a CALL of fiS Per share payable In two hestairoents of
.1310 e each. on the 16th May and 15th June Dext, respectively.
at either of the following bankers. , the 'Union Bank of
tendon. the Bank of London, or the Agra and Westerman's
Wink (LimltedL—By order,
W. C. WINTERBOTTOX, 814,14417.
tr, Lemberdwareet, London, Maroh 116,188 L

PHILLIPS rad COMPANY'S TEAS f are
SNOT mad CEIMPOIT.
STRANG to /In BLACK TrA, la.ad. b., b. gd., 3a, Is ide
Most &halm" Black Tea fs now only Si ad. par pound. Pam,
don, rare, choice Codes le. 441.,15. ad., U. ed.
PILILLIPS seat Os, Ti. Neredeaste. e, Wag Withamutztdde
, Lond sc.
A rice currentMy fres
gLI on.
rs at market prices.
THILLM mad Co. mead all earthiest ffee within eight
miles of No. Xing Willimsetneet SS worth earflap free to
may rase, station or market town to lingland.—Pklllits sad
Co. have to agents, nor any canned= with any bones In Wor-
mer or Maws

TKO CREDIT FONCIER and licamren
cd ENGLAND (Limited).
NOVICE LS SLIMY GIVEN, that the ORDINARY
GENERAL MEETING of this Comedy will be held at the
Iced= Tavera,Bishopegste-street, Loudon, on WEDNESDAY,
• ski kith of Apt& at Ito 'clock noon precisely, for tile ;napalm
et receirbg the Disectene sod Auditors' mod sod balance
cart, sad for deeksbeg • divideed.
. The Tresder Bodo of the Compels, will be eland from
s ipo. co eredoseioz, sae istis of April, 11.1 on reiday,
IhelEth Apa—By order of the Court of
t
17 sod 18, CocehM, Loudon, IlarchALti3
l,edlBD esaita".

MIIDIR'S SELECT LIBRARY.
WM and CHOICI BOOKS.
AU tap BUT BOOKS et the SLABOW and ot the pat twenty
yams are in eiresistion as minims SWIM aItiLLLY.
rat CLAM BUBSCAIPTION,
st ONS (MINA& PYIL ANNUM
Commencing any date.
Boot Oats ontrakd on Mond terms.
on ewlication.
BriThlrlii"r4BLlTY IMILSBY_ (Mated).
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City Offioe, 4, LING-BTRINT, calusuaL

MOYEMENTS OF AIISTRILN TROOP.

T ,OAN of his Highnees ISSLiEL PASHA,
As viceroy ot Egypt, contracted with the ANOLOMEPTILN
' EAU (lAmitenM° sterling
ADA in Bonds, bearing 7 per cent. interest, and
e
Miescaable at par by an accumulating sinking hind la Wenn
yam by ball-yearly drawings
/11,051,500 to be Load in England, by the Anglo-Egyptian
Dank (Limited).
£04.700 to be tuned In France, through the agency of Messrs.
• . Padre Brothers.
ltioe 01 issue, £OO for each £lOO Bond, payable by instal-
. nests se Wows :
. 55 on Babecribiall
10 upon Allotment,
i 15 „ Vat May.
15 „ 7th July, less intend upon inatabnanta to that date.
15 „ 20th August.
15 „ gl6 Detober.
15 „ lith November.
•-•

BIRLIN. SA2C Z.

intelligence received here from Oderberg states
that on Sunday afternoon at 6 o'clock the staffs of
the Hanover and Menedorff regiments passed
through that place. Divisions of the elamgallas
and Transylvanian regiments are expected in Silesia
and Bohemia. Many of the frontier towns have
received ganisons. Natessive movements of troops
continue throughout the empire.

Wld. WARM% wholesale and export UPHOL-
EITZRY and GENERAL ruzirisanta WAPIIIOIIBIIB,
Pm lit to 11111. Newkirk's-Dada. lasterisk Trancissitest.
Inspect the larva sad moat varied stock In London.
All goods warranted, and delivered tree.
New illastrated priced Ilsti of lorallsaw, *daft thr,
01,000 worth beak Soerclotlas Ipart at Taylor's Depositary% all
new patterns and Weil seasoned. 2a. 9d. par yard, worth Is. N.

The Fenian canvass continues to be actively
carried on. Subscriptions flow in uninterruptedly,
and the movement is reported to be spreading
throughout the South.
Mr. McCulloch's Loan Bill has been thrown out
in the House of Representatives by 68 against 66
votes.
00XNEROIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Yawn 16, Arrzasoon.
Money abundant Gold, 1301. Exchange on
London, 1401. Stocks firm, but active. New
York Centrals, 92k ; Illinois, 1181 ; Erie, 83 ;
5-20 Bonds, 1081. Colton dull ; middling upland,
,1 40 to 41. Flour dull ; wheat very dull ; corn
I quiet ; provisions heavy ; coffee dull; sugar
heavy ; molasses dull. Petroleum dull ; crude,
2551; refined, 41.
NEW YORK. Nance 17, MORNING.
Money abundant. Gold, 1301. Exchange on
London, 140 k ; Stocks firm, but active. New
York Central, 921 ; Illinois, 118 ; Erie, 831; 5-20
Bonds, 1031.
NEW ORLEANS, Mama 13.
Cotton dull, 42 to 44. Three days' sales, 11,000
bales. Receipts of the day, 2,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, ?Lawn 16.
Cotton : middling, 41. Receipts of the week,
16,000 to 17,000 bales ; stock, 190,000 bales.

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cutler/ sad
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veep larp amorhs ot first-class articles medieval rtile.—
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Catalogue post-troa

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. XAsza 26.

The King gave long audienees today to General
von Boon, Minister of War, and to Baron von
Moltke, Chief of the General Staff.
The Adjutant-General, Baron von Alvenaleben,
and the Chief of the Military Cabinet, Count von
Troskow afterwards had an interview with Count
Yoe Bie:rarek.

DISCOVERY OF MORE ARMS IN DIIELIN.

81
Interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per *nitre will be allowed
tostslmeuts trout the date of pa to thli 7th July.
The bonds will carry coupons from 7thynwelf July wart.

DUBLIN, MCIFDAY MGM.

This morning the police discovered, busted under
the earthen floor of a room ins house in the nouns
of building in Upper Rathmines, two wooden cases
Containing nine rifles having bayonets attached.
One of the rifles is an American breech-losder ; the
others bear the Tower mark. Twelve woehmen
employed on the building were arrested• and
brought up at the police-court in the coarse of the
day. Several of the men said they knew nothing
about the concealment of the arms, and tkree of
them bad come to work there that day for the first
time. One of the persons arrested Is James
Brophy, who was conducting the building of the
house ; he is a brother of Hugh Brophy who was
convicted at the special commission. The prisoners
were remanded for a week.

riIRRESHER and GLKNNY, OUTFITTER&
1 Only establishment la Loudon, east door to Boassrast.
Bosse, dtraad. N.B. Lista of necessary outtlt tor every pawns
sad latment to India, China, and the Colonies, will De lor-
waded an application.

London, Hart* 81,1866.
Instalments day be prepaid ender disconnt at the rate of 8 per
. cent. pd annum. The half-yearly coupons will be payable on
the Mb January and 7th July of each y.ar in London, Paris, or
liameUlet.
The drawings for redemption of the bonds will tale place
every year In the leentlis of Aped and November la UNA" in
r • Mr peewee. of a Notary public, The bonds so drawn WI be
paid off at per with the half-yearly dividend next due.
In conionnity with the terms of the contract It is stipulated
that the Ent drawing shall take place in April nest ; arrange-
ments hare therefore been made to number the 11411p11 so that
the acripholders may have the benefit of this early drawing.
This loan le gnarasteed—
Geseralty by all the revenues accruing from the immense
r private property of his Highness Ismael Paaha, Viceroy ot Yen&
Specially by the mortgage of 864,930 leaden* (about 375,080
• Inglish acres) of cultivated lands, hypothecated in due legal
form to that effect by his highnest
The real marketable value of those lauds is well known In
TVS to repressed more than double the amount of the loan.
flambee offees the opportunity of an Investment both highly
guneneradve and perfectly secure.
The acceptances or obligations of the Dales (Adminietration of
the private domain of his Highness Ismael Pasha) have constantly
hest taken b capitalists pr eference te all other negotlable
asearitim flap t, and they are generally diacomited at a lower
Me than even taste of the State.
The great confidence placed in the engagements of the Daim is
des not only to the strict punctuality with which they hove been
always met, but also to the increase of value of the doinain
arising from the yearly development of cultivation) and the inn
promments successively introduced by an attentive and skilful
management
r the able rule of the Viceroy large sums have been ex-
ploded In a moat useful and profitable manner, such as the im-
portation of oxen and horses, the purchase of machinery and
implements for irrigation and other agricultural purposes, tor
the cleansing and pressing of cotton, also the building of stores.
warehouses, farms, de. It is for the further improvement and
development of the large possessions of the Viceroy, as well as
for the repayment of liabilities already teemed on thls account.
Hat this hen it chiefly required.
The general bond for the sum of £3,387,9:00. signed by hit
Itlghnons Ismael Pasha and the legal Yacht (deed of mortgage)
btM=4384.920 feddans of lands in guarantee of this loan
rted at the Bank of Lapland.
copies of each document will be kept for inspection et
ths Weis et the solicitors, Messrs. Upton, Johnson, and Upton.
*Pin default or payment of the respective cti indalments sfl previous
• Trdal be liable to forfaitur
he ig
event of no allotment bein. g made the deposit will be
returned in full immediately.
Provisional scrip certificates to bearer will be erchanged
what allotment letters as soon as possible.
Prespectones and forms of application may be obtained from:—
21111 Angielgyptian Bank (Limited), MI, King Williame,
; irteas:/ Hutchinson and Son. ABVII-COn:el=trestaen"
. and Hill, 29,

SPECTACLES are NECESSARY
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after reads ;
NIVHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable ;
WREN more light than formerly is requisite—
wErE the pleclndle is placed between the eyes
and the book
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
seen more .tearer ;
WREN much difficulty is found in threading •
needle.
The above are pretnoattorysigns of decayingsight, and indicate
that an optician shoald be consulted wittiest delay. From long
and szkedve wea il k* eum Thomas Harris and Bon are tally
sompetent to advise on all matters per to the remedying
drdeoUve sight. They skilfully adapt lenses. IseklesllY true. of
the requisite power, and likewise they Judiciously select a spec-
tacle frame of the form meat becoming to the face. THOMAS
HARMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the
British Museum gates. Looden (their only house), established
IMO. Caution—No travellers or agents.

HANOVER.

HAIIOI7F2. lefAsci 26.

A royal proclamation, publishad to-day, convokes
the Estates of the kingdom for the 18th of April.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Yawn 36.
The Emperor yesterday received the agent of the
Danubian Principalities in Paris.
To-day his Majesty gave an audience to H. Eloin,
who has lately returned from a special mission to
the Austrian court.
The Patric of this evening states that two Rou-
main commissioners have gone to Brussels, to solicit
the definitive reply of the King ton the subject of
the election of the Count of Flanders to the Hoop°-
, darship of the Principalities.

Tme Offienelthirn. ow THE KaolineNotit On THE
CORI *en Wine Dorm.—The President of the Literpoot
Chamber of Commerce bas received the failtredep letter
from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in *ewe% to •
memorial from the chamber relative to the oorn mid wine
duties recently forwarded to the right hoe. gentleman
"11, Downing-stred, Whitehall, Month 24, 1866.-4er,
I am directed by the Chancellor of the .Exchenher to
ecknowledge the receipt of the memotiel of the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce, dated the 22nd issbuit. It is the
intention of her Majesty's government to propose
the equaliestioe of the duty on wines in bottle to
that on wines in wood ; but it would be impossible
for them to associate with this Sal cheep the
question of bottling is bond : which is, however, • matter
on which the Treasury, in eonjoection with the Customs-
department, are away@ ready to condor Aid is to be
urged 'gaunt the regulations now in force, As regards the
corn duty, Mr. Gladstone acknowledges that this tax is at
~lanes with all the principles DOW recognised in the regu-
lative of oar commercial system, sad is adverse to the
intercede of the agricultural class in a country whirl be-
comes, end laud become, with the laid of time, more and
more a stock-feeding dishier. But, as the amount in-
volved is by no means ioccielderable, the time of proposing
the repeal of this deny must depend epos the relative ate
of income end expenditure.-1 on, &a ,Wei. B. Closeout.—
BRIGHTON. H. W. Mead., Sing, Seq., President Liverpool Chamber of
Lest night a wading of the electors and non- C4)......,..f""/".
0100,0 U of Brighton was held in the Town Hell, for the i• ooltrua 01, THE LATE Ma. CHARLIE HENRY
porpon of eivieg public a:preen* to the views of the ia- Coons, F.S.A., AT CAMEEtDoZ.—Tbe fussed of this
habitants respecting the bill for the extension of the highly edema gentleman took dad at Oembeidge year-
franchise introdected by the governmeot. There wee • day, Mr. Cooper had been well known from his youth
large attendance, and the proosedinp were of an vette. upwards, fa Cambridge as a strenuous and energetics Eberrl
elastic character. The Mayor of Brighton (Mr. Aldermen politician, end his edible versatile and brilliant talents
Mania) occupied the chair, and be yes supported on the commaodel the esteem of all parties. He was well grown
occasion by the two liberal members for the borough, Mr. in the literary weed as the author of " Memorials of Cate-
W bite did Professor Fawcett. bridge," " AIM& of Cambridge," sad the "Atheism Can-
Lient..Colooel lawCslT mowed, " That this meeting. iahndgionses." Mr. Cooper had for 17 years ocoopied the
deeming a wide extension of the franchise as the first positioa of town clerk of Cambridge, sod his mend were
neesseary to be determined is parliamentary re. aeknowledged by the sttend.nte of the Mayor sod oofpora-
lorusm4,lOsordially approves of the Fred
Bill proposed by Coo is "WOO, with the civic iceneie, omits cowered. it the
the government la an honest mid substaatal nessaare." ceremony. As touching • testimonial was enclosed, how-
(Cheers.) ever, by the filing in to the (limnsl procession at the elates
Mr. OORDT Bunions seconded the motion, ethieh wee of the cemetery of the members of the " Phikellsian,"
supported by Mr. Conhighno, lets H.P. for the Immo, Shoals: Weedy society of the town, of which the deemed
and a working man named Wood. was one of the promoters ; bet the meet touching and sug-
The Insolation was thee pet to the meeting and car- gestive of ell was the crooners of the public in the grounds
eied ~,,,,imouly, three cheers being given eel ben of the cemetery, the great majority of whom were evi-
Gladstone. eitnt'y attracted by reverence for the memory of the de-
Mr. BENET Waxen then moved another resolution ceased, rather than mere curiosity. The genie, was im-
which was as follows:—" That • petition to the House prelusively conducted by the Bev. A. E. Ward, of Si. John'.
of Commons, embodying the foregoing reeoletioce, be College, vicar of St. Clement's. Cambridge, chaplain to the
agreed upon, and that the mayor sign the same ou behalf Mayor, and the Rey. J. E. B. Mayor, also of St. Jobe's, and
of the prated meetiog, and that the members for the Iftwartos to the tof*ercitY• So, with doe solemnity, the
borough be requested to present it to the Homo of Cum- romans of • man whom the worlds of literature, law, and
mod, sad that the members for the dean be also requested science, and the Kola circle of which he was the coneenent,
to support de prayer." could ill offord to spare, were left to their nat. The de-
ilk. JAY= TH0308021 irecoeclad the resolution, whish cased woo 58 edam of sits
was unanimously speed to. IiTODAJteB SPHINX. —lf we unveil the " Hr.
Mr. Wens, H.P., said Iss could user* them that the tery• which Colonel Slane has beep exhibiting at the
holding of nosh • meeting es the pressed was the Ant step Egyptian-ball for some time, we trust that we shell not
neemeary te the attempting of efficient parlianmetarg re. inter the implanter* *otter of the fomenter et "The
form. It was the bounden duty of every earsast ltherral to Sphinx" or ol twho intend paying it a visit. The
support the bill of the government, and, despite sinister Spbiox, be It known, is the object of a patent, as indeed
prognastioatioes, be believed the bill would pass the everything is newodays. The epecietstion, which has
snood reading by a majority double that of the Oaths just been made public, gives us the required information.
Bill. Should hie expectations not be realised, it would In Colonel Stodare's exhibition, as almost every ass knows,
ody be from want of mei and energetic support on the •• head appears on what seems to be an ordinary three-
part of the people. It was au iosult--almost an dingo— legged table, which stands to the centre d *ears. To
to the warrant classes, that it aboteld be neerved for all appeased!' the bead is an independent member, vehicle
two noble lords to attempt te thwart the wishes of the makes a eech end answers questions, quite ea well
It was oriel
of sad onbeeomieg. The as many an **independent member" in another pilice."
COL' I% mind was Dow fell of statistics, but the dandies of The secret lies is the table, which, Woad of hag
the agrieelteral populetioa had never boss ebbi. In open underneath, is Got:spied by two mirrors exieed-
-1859,11r. Disraeli would Ilene go* meth farther toobide
Ng from the two book lege and meeting at the hoot leg.
office than this bin did. New, if a spade, is ignorant of the existence of a mbror,
Profaner FAWCETT was received with ?mired cheerios. he has so weed of distinguishing reftected from reel *-
He said he beet bees told then wee no fealleg for reform in jag. utilise they appear In unnatural politicise. It is a
the emigre. bee be la ea to them, watt tail this eight law ie optics tbst the relented image of me eh acted.
sad Brighton would show. lie was deligheed 'Mikis de- as far babied tite minor as the objest re is is frost
monstretion. There had bee. so cavilling, so besitatiou. of it. It is obvious that by a
the
arrangement of duel&
boa reel eseesseoess. He seceded the bill as an hosed cate denude( that port of the scene hiddea by the table
sod esbetendel inesenre. sad be would Pre thegovernment • redeedou of thandsplisatim may be mad to appear ia
kM eereeeg onepert, lb snail require, beerever, tie the mirrors wadded* the Inds and thus lied*. ppd.
Mr power id the liberal piny to any the bill. tabor to imagine that he sees beyond the table, whored ell
Mr. Glade* told them the attitude of the the time be is beside( et a reflected bides irfllbebthk
cows dunes trooms would dads the fad the linL amen The triseptler ado, enclosed be .the ighefleseirvere
Yr. bed Sins thrown ideal en OM eintatry. to contain the lop and body of the Seb*iThedi heed
Lee the emethey mopped lim. Lmd Gramemies Notion appears on the top of the tab!s—The ." •

CANADA.
QUEBEC, Mance 13, Bruise.
The Governor-General of Canada has issued a
general order, calling out the volunteers, who are
to be placed under the command of Lieutenant-
General Sir John Mitchell. The governor re-
grets, as a measure of precaution, to call into
active service so large a number of volun-
teers, and says that this step does not result from
the existence of a condition of war with a foreign
state, but is rendered necessary in the performance
of the duty devolving upon the government
of providing for the protection of the lives
and property of the Canadians against the
threatened piratical attacks of lawless men
who use the territory of a neighbouring
power openly to organise enterprises against the so-
' vereign rights of the Queen and the security of
hersubjects. The Governor, confidentlyrelyingonthe
loyal spirit of the Canadians to meet this extraor-
dinary state of things, feels assured that, if neces-
sary, the entire population would come forward to
' resist invasion, and he is convinced that should the
threatened attack take place, the volunteers
will be as successful in repelling such
criminal and wanton outrages against humanity
and civilization as were their ancestors when
called upon to roll back the tide of legitimate war,
or repulse the attacks of lawless invaders.
The Canadian catholic Bishop Lynch has issued
a circular denouncing Fenianiam, and calling upon
the people to repel the invasion.
Advises received here from Valparaiso to the
12th ult., via Panama, report the condition of
affairs to be unchanged. Three of the Spanish
steam frigates, assisted by gunboats, were cruising
to the south of Valparaiso in search of the Chilian
land Peruvian fleets.
The foreign consuls at Valparaiso had protested
against the measure of Nunez, the Spanish com-
i minder, declaring coal to be contraband of war.
A financial panic prevailed at Lima.
QUEBEC, Mauch 15.
The Canadians are erecting earthworks at the
vulnerable points along the frontier.
General Lindsay commands the troops of the
Lower Provinces ; General Napier those of the
Upper Provinces.
At Kingston the St. Patrick's Society have una-
nimously resolved to assist the Government in re-
pelling the invasion.
There has been a slight run upon the Montreal
and Quebec savings banks.

ITALY.

FLORENCE. MA3CE 26.

The directors of the railway and credit oosnpanies
and the principal commercial establishments held a
meeting yesterday, with the object of concerting
me...mires to improve the financial condition of those
undertakings. It was resolved that the delegates
should sit permanently, and a committee was ap-
pointed to examine and report upon the proposals
made. It is believed that the committee will pro-
, pose the negotiation of a considerable loan.

lIIKETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The
.11. fear of pain and dread of operation inherent to all deter
very many to whom ARTIFICIAL TLIFTH are of vital tram-
lance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. la a;
practice founded In 1830, and now extending over greater part of
the kingdom. an experience unequalled ha been obtained, en-
aiding us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of
dentistry perfect In ha absolute freedom from palm, a spectate
pertaining only to oar practice, and for which her Majesty has
wanted her royal letter patent. This system embraces Menet.
interference with all stumps, however demyed, the supporting ,
instead of extraction of loom teeth until they become Arm aid
useful In mastication, and the utter abalone of all and every ope-
ration, so that the most nervous person ea be supplied without
tsar of pain or Inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, more
storable, natural, and comfortable than any yet produced. Con-
sultation free. Teeth from 6a, sets from
success of Ilve to 28 guineas.
warranted. Far the efficacy, utility, and this
vide "ancet." - Messrs. LEWIN and simians MoB3l.Trad
SONS, S LD, Belllo7-11Crte, Oxford-street, and 4411. Mad. opposite
Charing-crom Railway Station. Daily attendance at It. White-
friargate, Hell; 10, Norfolk-street. Bbefileid ; 4, hail-parade,
Leeds ; 14, Bt. Ntcholmst., timbre, and 33, Casey-at, York.
latablished 1614. No connexion with any one of the same name.

INDIA.
(By direst OverLod Telegraph.)
BOMBAY, Mama 20, &29
Piece goods improving. Cotton advancing.
Comrawattee, 455 r. Exchange on London, 2s. 111
The latest London date is the 15th March.
CALCUTTA, Ithaca 19.
71b. ehirtings, Br. 4a. Exchange on London,
2s. lid. Freights, 425.

FORM OP APPLICATION.
To be retained by the Bankers.

lice.
To the Dereeton of the Anglo-Beryptlem Bask (limited).
Dentlemen—Hiring paid to the Ages and Ilastermans hank
the sum of L , I hereby request that you will allot me
of the Loan of hi. Engineers Ismael Pula, Vlorzieeht
lave, aed I hereby agree to accept the am" at any
amouat that may be allotted to me, and to pay the farther sum
LIO per cent. on the same when allotted.
I am, gentlemen. your obedient ssnsat.
Livelier°
Address In tall
Date

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispens-
able to Pascoe' Attraction, and to Health and Longevity
by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or
PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, is
of Inestimable value to limper ving and beautifying the Teeth,
strengthen( ag the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from tbe teeth. removes spots
of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the ensmel, to
which it imparts a pout like whiteness. Its inimitable ?=
ties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the soil
of Europe, sod it is universally in high repute. Price b. 9d. psz
box. Bold at 20, Ratton-garden, and by Chelnillti and perfumers.
Ask for Rowlands' Odoeto.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
By the arrival of the above mails we' have ad-
vices from Calcutta to Feb. 22 ; Madrsa, Feb. 27 ;
Colombo, March 1 ; Shanghai, Feb. 8 ; Hong
Kong, Feb. 15 ; Singapore, Feb. 22, 4kc.
CHINA.
The China Mail remarks than no sooner has the
Taiping rebellion been put an end to than
up start the Neiufei and revolted braves,
who threaten the country with equal dangers.
Newchwang, by the last advice', was in
great peril, and the community, in response to
a notice from Consul Meadows and his colleagues,
were being rapidly armed and drilled in preparation
for expected attacks from the local banditti. The
rebels, marching through Anhui, had expressed
their intention of sacking the capital, and at Han-
kow the utmost excitement prevailed. The Nienfei
had advanced to within twenty miles of the city,
and the surrounding villages were in flames. The
revolted braves who threatened to attack the place
had been pacified by some concessions made by the
Viceroy ; but the rebels, grown bold from the
weakness of the mandarins, were investing the
whole country round, and their numbers were re-
ported to be very large. The villagers of
the surrounding country were flocking into the
city in multitudes, and the river was crowded with
native craft. Every preparation for attack was
being made by the foreign residents of the city.
The French gunboat Tardif and the English gun.
bcot Algerine were being repared for any emer-
gency, and the drilling andp enrolling of volunteers
was being prosecuted with great activity.
From Shanghai, we learn that the members of
the French Municipal Council bad been thrown
into prison for refacing to deliver up certain docu-
ments. They were subsequently released upon pro-
mising to supply various accounts.
The rebel" near Swatow, having made Kitt-Ting
Chou their bead-quarters, were fortifying themselves
strongly, and the neighbourhood bad wing
, for supplies. They were repacked to b
I a flotilla for the attack of Ch'seet Chafahe.

LOAN of Hie Highness ISMAEL PASHA,
Viceroy of Fent. Contracted with the ANGLO-EGYP-
HIAN RANK (Llntitee).
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATIONS for
Ha Loan will be RECEIVED AFTER TO-MORROW (Wednes-
day), the lath Instant, for Loudon. and THURSDAY next. the
WW WAN* at It o'clock, for the country.—Dc order.
OCTAVE 10A, liceretary.
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mews. JOHN (MMNILL and Co., Three Ling-court, Lombard-
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Inman hair to its pristine hoe—no matter at what ago. The
Ages animus has none of the properties of dyes ft, on the
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one application per month wfil keep it in parted colour.
Prig Al le. per bottle, or Is half bottles, ifs. ed. John &whin
end Co. bamboos appolstod perfumers to H. LH. the Princess of
Wales.—JOHN 00511lLIL and Co'.. CHEILBY TOOI X MTN Is
=superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per-
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git, Upper Tbammetreet. Loudon.

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Price la., by poet stamps,
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HALIFAX, Ibsen 17, Mom o.
The Canadian government baa received informs.
tioo, through the Mayor of Detroit, of the probes
bility of a Fenian attack from that point. It has
also been informed that the Federal government
was sanding troops to Buffalo. to prevent, an attack
gauss Knitirrwaron Mussum.—During the week , from that "arum
the--Avigama-&--11.-a"s1"ella-111 follows I Montreal despataliss state that Sir Frederick
ass ...Ts, ogee from
10 o.a. to.
10 p.m. 9,298. Oa We&asay, Thursday, Brine has ordered the Britiah Week Indian squad-
sad Fridays 'Wes"' days ("1"6"1 b paU4, 64.1, ron to mil for Halifax with all the available troops
aims Pros 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., 1.774 ; toad, 062; hero
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