The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-24 00:00:00

Rah) , Nitd-kti) NE W S PAPE R C ex . l 6 s 1 L-; ellt 4911 A. 1) ------'/ '7ll-- : * :: : : " 4 :4j ,, Z ttL. ii i . 1 .14..4 i aj . ill . 4-, K....____. _ . 4 4 " 1: 14 j UGIf 9 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24, 1868. [Stamped, Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE No. 5,264.) rtALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope THE GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, ll a nd Madraa- 6T ZAM COMMUNICATION between LO N- 1 at &EDUCED FARM, will be despatched from Liverpool DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging on TUESDAY, June Ilk Fame: First Cabin. 820 h EIS; Second to the Part India and London Shipping Company tLhoited). Cabin, CU; bdermadithe, 4,d Bs. : Mem" ,t 6 6a For further The well-known clipper auxiliary steamship CALCUTTA, 2,261 =incubus apply to the GREAT SHIP COMPANY (Llinited), • s o ns, mohoree power. &H. WRIGHT, Commander new loading lionament-yard, London, E.C., and 28, The Albans.Liverpool I n the victoria !London) Dock .silt Have on Jul?, emberking or to RU C , .Q, OFR) mud Co.. 111, -street, lon punsegers at and leaving Gravesend on 50th July. or Calcutta, dok E.C.—Fer te end steerage passer apply also to calling M the Cape ig Good Hope and Madly& This magnificent SAIL. end SEARLE, Myths* ship, built expressiy for the India trade, bits been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for pnesengers, and will p Hs BRITISH HOTEL, .83, Jermyn-atreet. cony an xperienced throe= . also • stewardess. The average of th e Leg not ships o f int. N eer ., ono to Families and °enthuses cat be accommodated . with t • raZ d this thin lest season made th e outward Wyse In Apeetaisals and Bedrooms b this Estahltshmeet at imamate charges.—TEOMAS DANS (tram filmpeona. 103, Strand, Re =record. days and the homeward in 66 days, being the shorten pewees relator. Dinners provided for large and small parties. The line will be continued on the 20th of each succeeding mouth, with the strictest punctuality, by one of Uwe Company's TABLE D'HOTE at Sex, in most recherchei nagoifieent fleet of auxiliary screw steam aid= aosa by a Preach re= cook—Soup, fish, removes. eight For freight or pair= apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 66, Par- entrees, two roast& 16 sweets, two toes. &c., b. 6d. each ; 10 Lament-Amt. 6.W. ; the broken, ALFRED BRETT and Co., tickets, Ms. luntheona, Is. Private dinners and wedding 150, Leadenhallatreet. RC.: or at the oSoes of the Company, breakbets, at einininaDy moderate prices. 9, Mincing lane, London, ; where also amlications is BERTHA LANG lON, lady Superintendent. appointments an =dais pmen in this ICHA service EW be ma de. I 14, Bernernetreel Ithinlng School of Cookery. RRD , Secret. East India and London Shipping company Limited), I DOMESTIC SERVANTS' DEPARTMENT of 9, Minchg-lease, Z.C. the TRAINING SCHOOL of COOKERY.—Mrs. BRETHA LANGTON this nem,. ed the sole direction of this institution, Dlrrr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE which she Ycond-ctlig entirely upon the system °Actuated by oTPACEET SHIP—For SYDNEY Direct sail from the herself, and which has met with much success. Male and river on the 26th July, calling at Plymouth on the Ist August to female migrants of thoroughly Investigated charaeten we In e.t.a pees t aaers,. the J OHN att at a a ap übectry, attendance from 10 to 3 for noblemen's end gentlemen's families •I 13 yearn 1.331 tons rwhter, WILLIAMS, Commander ; only. REETH• LANGTON, Lady Superintendent. lying in the East India Docks. This fine ship has been built I 14, the.wevabaa , for the Sydney trade. Ms has a full poop, with first- —_ =T i c r accommodation for cabin passengers bee 'tween decks being lofty and Mry, she offers also a desirable opportunity for a few second cabin std —P itiermediate padols: Ind min Glird7 an experienced irm , =en , C. terms of to Captain WILLI w on board. to lii.Ml P a si ll mg itbilli r sad SEWELL, 57, Lesdenballatreet ; or to DZVITT MOOS; No. 9, BUtheretreet. Hs vacancies tor one or two Midshipmen. rpm celebrated Analysts, Dr. HAPSALL, Pre(emor WAY. sadlp 'members of the lace* ti , oar r4 h!..1.3 11 AJL11 Jlllll.O MANDY " 04441 to the Meet Copec. &AMU " het" htiltertoteporeed: helm Ile Ail *bee edrinitheed ireeliclesal.-0/ all retaiters. to lads bettlee. h. ed. sock capolled, labelled sad cork branded .. 1. G. AlsieluAl." eels outdraw Coe dome cue (oerrheh PK 414 . D•pot 114, Ahlogyate-etreet, Chy. DIIVITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of FACIE= SHIP.—Tor ADELAILDR Direct (to mil plum puny on the 4th July, last shipping day and July), the we'l l:norm British built ship PRIMULA. A 113 years, ropier 487 Win J. WHARTON SMITH, Commander lying in the Lon don Dock. This floe yawl Ma a tall poop with lint-rata accommodation her Cable and, Wag a WS miler, Is a preferable opportunity for Ilne —Tor terms of hernia or pasaage spyrdy to Mr. T. LWA ea lea, at. or to DE I ITT and MOO2l, 9, Bliliteesbeet. TV: VITT sad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE JJ of PACE= 8111 P.—Per ADDLLIDI Direct (to all punc tually on the Oh August. last chlytphigdap lit August), the well. known British built clipper DE: 1311(1, A 1 TOP tone, DAVID BRUCE, Commander; the London Dodd , Me favourite vessel. regahuly ear In the Adelaide trade, Is well known for ber uniform pernages and cendortabie accommo dation for cabin pemengers.—lor toms of DA& or pump smply to Keens. Pin= TINDALL. AIM. and Co., 17, Glees cburch.street ; or to DZYITr and 1100,11.)7, No. 9, Billiteraireal rtiI.CTION.—COCIESS Celebrated READING `L. , BAUM Lor, ?Irk flame, Steaks. Soaps Gravies, Hot mid Cold Mee* sad unrivalled for weeral use, la sold by ell respect able dealers in Sawa- It Is manufactured only by the lOU proprietor, CHARMS 00C101, Duke-Wes; Beadles, the OrleWei tame learebress. neaten sm menses battatioes. DEO7rr and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LING f I PACLET RIM—For HOBART TOWN Direct (trillhams bbaseim. diespakiO L OO splendid °gyre •14p PiracY, A 1, 919 tons register: gICRARD Wit Art &MOAK, Seeding In the gest India Docks. TED regular tre Ce =i specious sad elegant poop. and affords an excellent opportunity for fing-clees pesmagen : has pest height In the Moven dells for the of bounty tkk. t end other intermediate zwengem—For t or page apply to the owners, Mews. ILICHERD6ONB gin end Oct., 17, al Helen'eptem, Bishops ptilatrest , or to DeVTIT and MOM, t 1 Billiteretrest. 1 ARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, a new .I.IP Invention, so admirably contrived that a toll belt, well as ersallor Mt, be Mewl er tilled cm It ' , Mesa labour or trouble. Ito action is so bnpalpable that the sediment et the IEO4 lisid by so possibility as be disturbed. Price You, Ik., 145., to mit 4,9, and 111 gallon auks BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mat.9e. required. No more Sat bear or soar vise. Price 4a. dd. : ilitto, eiscirophitsi, ta-4pply direct to JANA ILLPIAW, patentee, 14, Kin William-street, Nansion.hoose. hes tbat his name and address are ou everr article all others are tratious imitations. Sugravinp gratis. Islablialied 1820. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 15 of PACKET 81117.—For LAUNCESTON Meet Sias a Erni part of bar cargo andapd, and wOl have quick despatch), Ow well known dipparwideliUNOßLAN, miner AI, 1119 tom. W. Z. HARWOOD, Coonsaador ; lging in die Wirt India Dock. Eto w =re c. • Lenore* known in Um trade, haa &it- rate or chialeabia Par terms of freight or omegas to Mr. T.l W 16a, Et. Helen'oplace . or to sal 19002.1, P. BlEikeulenet. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE DEPf TI PACKET SHIP.—Por LAUNCESTON Direct (a regular trader. to follow the Tinnorlan. and will have Immediate de spatch), the well-known rah-built dipper SATURNUS. 1136, Al. register 306 tow. C RAUSCRILD, Costatairier. This beau tiful vessel has established her reputation In the trade by her rapid pater m onk T or ii ptettents ap a pl ta y opport to DEVITT and 4alty to ililiteratrest. GOLD REVIVER, IL 6d. per bottle ; Eleetro- Weer. ratabllsbed more titan re years, toe old gilt frames sad worn-off plated articles, new. by Ingle applleatioa.—POl BYIT9, 191, Wand. W.C. •. Doane, Bertiay, larriagdonstreet ; Appleby, lobo Maser Kesoody Panther:a ; Cleaver, ea, Oxford-area ; Neon, Hama" J 8.W.. ackson, 9, Weetleadsew, Dublin. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D E o V f I I 7T ACKICT 1311119.—10 r PORTLAND BAY Meet (has a =teapot, of bee aad will hare Immediate ), Roe bosa=a;w ag air CRAIG /ILLACIIII, A 1. 2111 boos raater ; CHARM UR, Commander ; loading In the London Dodo. llols sma rt med. balls Bundarland Inoue special surrey In 19112, to Doted for ha sidling qualities, and °Rees a dateable opportnnity to oblpprro.—For terra of betel or wear apply to DRVITT sot ROORR, 9, Billiterot. VOR SYDNEY Direct (baa two-thirds of bar .11; cargo espied), the well-flown dipper ANTIPODIB. • 1 tee lg years, end MYI toss register commanded by Captain GROROZ MOOT. Mr wisest ship, built by Mr. James of ftenderiand, under the %speed= of her °wren, espedaDy for the colonial redo, hes magnificent accommodation for chief cabin and other geneemmen, cad will carry an experienced =if required.—Tor freight or garage apply to 01.1g5, 80N, and Co., atl, leachurebatneet FIRST SHIP for PORT ADELAIDR Direct, .a: Ow very lbw Irmo NUPHRATIO, Al, Cwt. D. COWEN, Of tow register : WAN( Ow 96. Istiorls• Doan. Nan impe ller nowannoodatko tar • kw deist cabin ponspiers.-0211,N, IDDINHON, and Ca, 46, lenalinrchAdreet, E.C. F oR ICELBOITENE sad GEELONG Nat flity IS hotel, as splendid ship CALLIANC; A 1 fl i erp i sare. 1112 tons per register, G. T. BROWNS, Com 'tandar loaftff in the East Ingle Docks. This favourite venial La nearly s i ti n = i engaged, end Intending shippers are to rusks their arrangement& for her Bt rice. an • leer chief cabin bestir at liberty, and pas asegsreensimus to aeon themselves of the superb seecnamodatlon afforded by this magnificent ship should lose no time In securing It,. fibs .m any an experienced eurleon if required. —073810 i, MBINSON, sad Co., 41, Fenchurchotrest. PIANO. 18 Guineas, oast 60 Site Months ago. lirllliant tone, foil coops, landmass case, carved truss rspetttion touch, mMNltc platy, all latest improvements. limit stool Included, TM lady will allow one monthl trial Apply at it, Downhani-rood, In doors from Clagalsnd-rced. AUSTRALIA. —GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co. are sow loading the undermentioned yen superior high clamed Ships, which me in such hish repute in the colonial trade, and will be punctaalty despatched: fort. ; Ship. Adelaide . Euphrates... Port Phillip' 1 „ mu . and °aeon' i~ .... Toes] Ping De. June 30. Jane,. July le, InthMeaPtlethiters fee whom sea of them lelaot e helrertA s enteate at ottoh—GRIEN, 11.0BINS01.t sad Co.. t chureh-street. • LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of ILO CLlPlitt PACKWIII for AIIIIIII.ALLA begs tendon direct. Purl lb* Toorri. i Dodo. I To Os& W. W. Smith .. 1.333 IL India I July 10 Auer Wergle 1 . 303 IL India August 10 urn* B• 0 K India lone 13 bourne .. ftursesdit l,llo $ India July IA Wassugnag QUesuriswi —Mary War 'l Idle July 30 'Paris .7. • 'Miry Mar nADTION.—WATHERBTON and BROODEN reconsmend the public to have the Carat Odd stated on the Woke— . Pine Odd and Pure Odd," as applied to Jewellery, be &tenon. WATHEILSTON sad BBOODIWS GOLD 8, and all articles 'manufactured by Owns. are sold upon this piindlyle, and at the menutacturers' prices. Manufactory, 16, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains said Jewellery 'or In each—N.B. This eetablisluasut is closed at In the seenbig, and en teturdays at 1. Ma akimbo! Mae ad gimbals boom by Moir paaelaality mad rapid paidagiA anal a world lowa rapatatioa, their pas ammoodaiida risearpmaad try say limb amt. —Tog p~ul'ergot a ". 1 1. ... A l gta ustj ta a r li :b s e P Vl Y aN KiM Ltas and T. M. MACKAY dad Co., 1. laadenballatreet, Lades. I.C. OMTLINKIIH DIMS. are invited to inqeet the NEW WIOG IIIT C L IC E TTIALKING and CFV=COATS, kepi for to. etroolloo or We, AS HAMILTON and IClHrTorrs, Tailors, 104 Mod, copodio EzeirrimlL Rl3l3lZleli PERFUME FOUNTAIN, u used to the Moms of Wale. bridal WAD* at Windsor Castle. Is sow exteneteelijar:z . hed by the whillty and vestry for the the sumer fable. ha. Peke boot LllO6 Aleol s r? is iftre for Bums and Pertte6-41ekl by eft the treda-11:11111. perfumer by appoin to bee Royal Wilmer the Prisoeu of k b 06, strand . s te ed% Cseralli. NOTHING ThiPOSEUBLIL—Tbe greatest and most useful Invention of the dem AQUA AMILEILLA.— Memo. JOHN 006NILL end Cu., Three lrlmpeonrt, Lombard- Omsk perfumers to her lia=respeolfalty offer to the pabbe Miele* =meridiem HMI. wefts* asoloree hums heir to its pristine hne—no matter at what t he eThe Aqua Amara& has none of the properties of dyes. N. cel sontrary. is beneficial to the system, and when the Mir is once restored me application per month will keep it to perfect colour. Peke ewe imoea per bottle. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by pe r nefallostion a food. ROWLANDS* ODONTO, er DANTISSICit, compounded of Oriental togrodlents, of inestimable vase In preserving and beautifying the teeth. rtrengthening the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breai it eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spot, of incipient decoy, sod polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-like whiteness its Invaluable *o pera.* have obtained** patronage of royalty and the whip cracy of Europa anti It ft universally to high repute. Price In PL per box. Bad at 10, Hatton owlet), tad by Chemist@ and perfumers. Ask for “ltirlands' Odonto.' GREY HAIR.-OLIVNLAND'S WALNUT POMADIi will clump grey bar to the ertgbal colour, darken red or light hair. premmt Ike telling Mr. and gnsstly im move its sypearanoe. Price IL OIL, 64.. and ka. 64.: a sample by post U stamps.—Depot. 56, Onerenstreet, iledfordequare, W.C., and all *hamlets and premiers. Cautloo.—There us worthiem imitations of tide article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's Walnut Temacts" 1844. nORNI3, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE_ NV./ NAILS irrsAcrim and CURED In one minute, without cutting or the lost pste, b Mr. KENDALL, 86 Regentstreet. Ladies attended by Mn. If preferred. Terme, is. Bd. to ie. Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal Family. which may be saes, with thousands of others, from all parts of the kingdom, simllar to the following:—Prose the Richt Rev. Um Lord Bishop of London Mr. Randall has effectually cored name corns on my feet without &bin two."—" Mr Robert Alexander. 35, St. Javnes'a-place, has had rge toenails and a corn extracted frogs bin fest by Mr. Mendell, and can strongly reogemnind him. Observe. 66, Rifillt-lireet faivearent• RD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D i l l aa rßF° Desa, chiming tweisty-ilve yews, emphatically ease. timed by the medial probation, sad universally accepted by the public, es the Mat remedy for acidity of the stomach, haerWore, headache, gout, sad Indiration, and as a mild spe dent for delicate cioustltutioaa mioe especially for ladies end children. It Is ta • state of per fect purity and of nada.= DINNICFORD and Co.. 172, No* Hoed etreek Loudon; mid by all mapsetable iihemiste through eat the warliL TOZEAII'S COPAHINE MEGE, u ocean! ull y el tried In the Paris and London Hospl'als, under the care of Hera 111W1r. Itico-d, Lloyd, IPoland, and Lerma (Nark ;Lancet, Nov. 8. IE4), effects a care man are ge of six days, eI ther In recent or chronic dtseases.— 4s. 141. per bottle, London.t td., at C. Josesn's, french chemist, 49, Haymarket, KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY ING POWDER, for which • prize medal was awarded to the producer at the internatioual Erhibition, 1899.-Poultry, Dogs, and Planta are effectually freed from fleas and all other vermin with which they are Infested, by the above powder, which la quite harmless to animal life. The Penner, the Gar dener. or the flportienaa, wilt therefore find It Invaluable. Bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths In furs, and every other spectra of Insect are also Instantly destroyed.—Sold In packenz Is and Ts. 6d. each, or post tree for 14, or treble size for 16 postage stomp, by TEObIA6 KEATING. chemist. 79, fit. PauTs.church yard, London, RC.; retail by all drogrplota ae. Take uotlee, slob genuine packet beams Ilke above name sad eddrase. BfIILWE PAINIAOZ REDUCED TO MY' GUIZZAB (LI as.) UNTIL lITZTENI NOTICIL rIPHE LIVERPOOL, NBW YORK, and J. PIITLADILPHIA lITTAM4IMIP COMPANY Intend dr patching their tnk-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-Ship( calling at Queenstown to embark paamoders and despatches, as follows FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WARRINGTON. wildeemay, June U. KANGAROO. Friday, Jmue fal EDINBURGH, Wednesday, July 1. And every Wedminclay, sad every alternate Fr 1487. Cabin passage Ik, 17, and 11 pitman according to the mons nsplaalon. Forward Including all yrovtatona dotard. Paretiners V= lrg a t n:dik illd lienhilted maw and Ida& 011lnesbla, booked *musk es wry advantage/ma tans—Ter fisflor_piatienkm apply RI te watIAM INMAN. 12. Wake , Asa. ; I. PM sad ILLCKY. OWL 04- fIAGE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for band, bens, or stem power. are tits most simple and ellefout extant.—lull particulars end prices obtained of the esskare, Z. Page and Co., Laurence Ponetney•place, Laurence to net Canneawireet, EC., where they may be men In Wean= daily. I. WHITE CROSS of DENMARK. Composed Ike Mr. alms Memo by NORM 11C11•11.116 Wtth Chorus ad Ms Su Oilier at all sueslosolien. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STRAII.BIII26, appointed t to. LI Athabeity to w ssU LPirRPOOL and -YEW YORK, and between VIR i u end BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other poets lend ca mid nodes mails. pods.pods.and IntrosePre, Broom ships lling m e lt to bind and moths pmessgen and her Malatya e The follewh* sr other veassis ars rep pitted to all !rem Liver pool, eaHOW at Cork to moire Ilor mons: ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 27. • PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, July 4. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Oaten . My, July IL Fume, money, including steward's tee and provident, but Without wines or liquors:—To HailThr and Boston, this! cable. Ne. , nnd cabin. Zl6. To New Yerk, thief cabin. ASO ; *Mond cabin, flB. Freight to Halts; Hottest. and New York. Al put ton, and 5 per oast. primap. —Apply to J. Id.loord, Old Woad-street, London J. M. Curets Havre, and 22. Moe de to Bourse, Pun :0. and J. Burns, Butbananetreet. Oklaiteo D. sal C. It'lver, Quesnatoina all. and C. Wirer. 8, Ham ill's'. Liverpool. This dayOlvo,lll.. the north sod reaclodlag Volume of THE HISTORY of ENGLAND durinLZ AMON of GEORGE the THIRD. By Wasult M.P. Vol. I. to 111. 121. each. London : Parker, Boa, sad Bourn, Welt !tread. WYLD'S MAP of the SOURCES of the NILE and the routes at Captains MHZ and 0 ILAN?. °"efel'undwat. dd. ot POLAND. Ooe sheet, EL Ed.. to ass, de ed. WYLIY2 MAP of the THILATRE of WAR in POLAND. One sheet. 4a. nee, 7a ed. WW2'S MAP of the lINITZD STATES. Front lc to 1 0,. Jamul WYK Geographer to the Queen, 487, Strand ; 2, Royal LP:huge ; sad 11 and it Charingorces . Tax ASYLUM YOB IDIOTS, EARLSWOOD, lUD 3k° bees expremed by many BILLIPPH. °RAVI°. and PHILLIP" / "4 gum". —ldemi ' . k "af i laia admirable institution dwre'teh the anderowntionod trot-clam* at0m..,. : iof the subseribms s a d friends _ i. or ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIRR, from 'to be primal at the usual summer outdoor moussmen of the writbh and Fenno Moon Wane, Wapping, every Sunday.. gin, inmates, the board have made arra:lemmata to carry oat at -11 a.m. Para: Si fa. II 100 and ITS. Id. Return tickets, , t hi s wish as Monday, the 29th instant, on *Molt occasion a hir• and a fax The maaola, stairway a2mullift tut/. : an opportunity will be afforded of witnessing the unalima tram off tha Tower. lan itt — fir minor, ta. SCHWAN Jim TS, at II Lin-. from Rot" ' ' 6"i— which limbo effected in the condition of the poor lidown. Tams : M. di. sot we. . adsot by kind sad j udicious treatmest. The entertainment Tee GOTHENSITIO, the /MIRA F WASH, lone VI, from Rona will eossist of games by the inmates, sod music, both vocal beewa~Feow. MU, SM., sat M. To be followed by the sad iestramostalost intervals, by the officers, attendant.,and some el the inmates. asylum sod grounds will be The Tor COPINEAGIN sad STOCIMOLM, the NIMBLY, last awe to visitors at me o'clock. The Briibton Railway Ty. rare to Comahoma, SS to tar as k". Sowara do sooty at meow s sh i m ns i am". Comesay We Madly arranged to seamy visitors to their IMeot-edrena n•_,_ ci i • P 11=1n, gunge . ..1 pli /wpm : goods statisek Rad Hill, whisk is within halt a tails of the it, Rood-lane. Z.O. a sylum, and sloe to grant retire tickets. FROM LAST NTGHTS GAZETTE. [Luna or eouorroas *an Forma 'Amour= To is OBTAIN= AT THZ MOOR OF TES CH= ZIONTILII, colon. or ommorror, smaraiumerroarr.) witßurrs. THOMAS FORRIBIII. 01121aegham, Kent, cattle dealer, to ninon tter July?, it It R 011123. BOOR THOIOIOIII. 811 . 7 77.: 7 M7 7. M If. pie7FiZiOtieTgii4ei, TaliiiiirTo an Importer al Americas swig machines, July 7. at I. Btauutm Sr. JO= Fuam„Cokhestor seek mats:, July7,ol 12. SICILIA!) GOUT ANA llahonegat•-eberelkyard, City, manager of the King's Arms Tanen, July 7, at 14. Norm, BUN, Mato:-ternoe, [Enure, ecelagent, Jab' 7, at 17. Jute PAafnis, New Crona-read, Senn, oonnollion agent, July es at OtOnon Bw LR Croydoii, Surrey, builder, July 16 at 11. ettneitlia Offieoa, Little St. indreer.street, Seven-dads, publican. July 6, at S. JOIMPH BICILIT, Durlley.place, 4. Harrow-rosd, and Wendover, BRAD Bucks, dealer, July at 1 WILLIAMFORD, ihran 6, streei, Newington, bedding manufac turer, July t w ali . l. 7 Dumb HILL. eared, Chelsea, clerk, July 8, at 2. PRIDRILICE DANN .13edfordidace, Vauxhall-bridge-road, sew ing mar..hinist, July 6, at S. THOiLts Mason, Slater-street, Bethnal-green, chenille =pular lure& July 6, Mt JOHN PRIDAT FEIN, Norwich, licensed victualler, July 6, at I. Jolla FLOYD. Rochester, licensed victualler, July 7, of 13. Ices Faal= d if . 6 John's-court, Snow-hill, and York-equal& 8 agent, Julyat 1. D 4 AZILM 0, Illill PAUL late of the Waverley Hotel, Ming-Street, Chimp.ide, dealer In fancy goods July 6, at It Join WARD JONES, Windsor-road, latington, coMmissioa agent, Jai; 3, at 12. Wilima 'WESTON, New Broadetreet, and Onshinnatreet, City, cslmoame IMMIIII6OIarim lair 7, 15 1. TAWAS Coo& Pe;;4-:ow, Walworth • road, saddler, July 7, at 1. W EMU VAT, Old road, Poplar, general dealer, July 7,a12. Rtaißente„ Cambridgeshire. tarniarditly 7, at I. CUMULI Wifan&Chietereireet, Kennington, bailder,July hat 12. JoHlt Jft4ll3oll 1111aUS, St. Jude's-place, Mildmay-road, butcher, July 6, at JOBS lb Itirson, ilbeermaa, tows carter, July 6, at 1. lawn BUILT, Waterloo-place, Shepherd's-bush, carpenter, July 14, at 8. HURRY PAILaROTKIN, Rothereeld, Sumer. farmer, July 14, at S. WILLIAM MILLER HARDING, Artillory-plam Weak acoouchear, July 14, ate. WILLIAM Pau Kitia,Gonion-st, merchant,Julyl4.atl. JOB* SWIRNISS, Niing. Hampshire, timber merchant, July 6, at S. JAMBS Arnrron, Coldharbour-lane, Camberwell, gardener. July 6, at 3. Hauser Outwit& Green-at, Bethnal-green, boormaker.Julyt at 3. AOGINFITS IRWIN RICHARD 111.11111111 T, Streatlism, Surrey, and Cannonatiest, City, bristle merchant, July 6,M t. THOMAS Paxson , Lewialism, Kant, banker's clerk, July 6, at S. RoBIRT OUR, Charlotte street, Bedfordoplare. advarDalai Went. and Cravenatreet, Strand, American News-roorne proprietor, July 6. at BICRARDBADGER, Sniethwick,Staflordah ,gestlesnan,Julyl3,at 12. WILLIAM Javon, Sedge's', Staffordah., dour dealer, July 3, at 12. BERRI CHARLES WIWI, Bristol. bookseller, July B. at 11 . Gomel ALRIARDIS COFELARD, Constantine. sear Falmouth, safety blasting cartridge manufacturer, July 8, at 11. JAMES THOMAS, Redruth, Caldwell, mine agent, July 10, at 11. WILLIAM Wass, Lied., career and gilder, July 6, at IL GROWN CROWTMER, Yeadon, Yorkshire, millowner,J sly 6, at 1L JAMES WEARS, Barnsley, Yorkshire, pork butcher, July 6, at 11. RICHARD ILISTLYWILL, sea., Belton, Lincolnshire, leather dealer, July lb, at LI. RICHARD CHAWNHR PROST, KingstoD.upon-Hall, commission agent, July lb, at It TBOHAS Bunton, Durham, stationer, July 6, at 11. FRIDIRICE JiAmtnion, Brampton, Derbyalgre,grocer,July ll,at 11. RICHARD KIR, Brightaide, near Sheffield, gardener, July lb, at 3. THOMAS Buitaumnaw, Sheffield, the manufacturer, July 16, att. ISAAC BORER. itinninghfun, July 6, at 10. ELIASOR Hilirsums, Uanerchruedd, Auglesey, draper, July 6, at 11. °mann 6611011.PIAMON,Putton.Chosbire,ailk ageut,J u/y 7,a41.1. Janes TUJARn, Bristol. confectioner, July 0. at It THOMAS BISDIOO BALLOT, Bristol, undertaker, July 3, at U. OSWALD Gaitaarr, Nottingham. Joiner. July $l. at 11. HURT Fame, Daventry,Northamptoush,ft drolar,Jolyll,4B. Wiwi T LASER, Duston, Northampton'''. hir . July 11,at 3. Mamma erlinioirs,Jun., Northampton, blsokemitlf,July 11, M 10. SWILLS BURILLIT, Rochdale, plasterer, July 7, at U. MARTIN Bella, Manchester, carter, July 4, at PS. Hauer Moons, Hulme, Uncial», July 4 at GROINS Lame, Manchester, leather dealer. July 4, at tie. Joann 041.Worni, ILllfea, stonemason, July 10, at 10. EDWIN Reams, Southampton, baler, July 18, at It Teinua Time. DittJaham, Devonshire, July 4, at It 030141 Ourrit, Tolima DevoasMie, wheelwright, July 4, at IL Joni 11070111111011, Bedgelield, Durham, blacksmith. July 6, at 11. BRIM TlNlLlN.Sedgeffeld, Durham, grocer, July 6, at IL WOW. PMFlRY,OtteryStilary,Devonshire,farrff,JulytatUk. WILLIAM Devine, Ihrkenhead, timber measurer, July b. et 10. JOHN NUTS. Cockermouth, Innkeeper, July 6, at 3. THOMAS ARROW, Shop, Westmoreland, Joiner, July 4, at 11. EVAN lionterS, Leek, Staffordshire, smist surgeon, July 7, at 10. Jana, CHARM PARSONS, Molester, groper, Juy 6, at 11. MIRY JAMES TAILOR, Woodbridge. Suffolk, corn chandler, July 9, at S. Coalvllle,Lelccatersh.,carpenter,JulAat 11. THOltas Clll2l3,Anaf -, ord,Somersetahlre,rallvey clerk,July 6, at 12. Jammu= Wows, 121agatrInford. grocer, hill IS, et 10. !mate 4lakoh, borserastahke, farmer, Jut! LS, at 12. 11112.411121118anW. Woreefter, gager, /UV 14, at 11. THOIIAI WILLLAK ilarirLaND, Great Coggrahall, rase; labourer, July 7,64 10. 7110kaa linarakro, Austin. Warwickshire, fanner, July 7, at 11. /1/111i! ()AMY, Wootton, Gloacestenthlre, baker, July 4, at 11. IDWAJO Gaulall Isom, Nast Dtrehara, Norfolk, butcher, July 4, at IL GIORGI WKWI. flimley, Surrey, commercial agent, July 3, at 12. WILLIAM SISTAID, Darlamtea, tltadordahlre, tailor, July 8, at it. Gases BAUM, kemorth. Likuul=hlredllaa&Flli.,l Wy 3 ,st JOHN 8043124111 t, Magian, Herefordshire, bootmaker, July 0. at 10, sTaTi: W.,. and T. LAST EXAMINATIONS. July 17. A. Halal, Fannon's-terrace, Chelsea, bisurante once clerk-July 17.0. B. Bruce, King-street, Snow-hill, and Metropo litan Cattle Market, commission slaughtermen-July 17. C.Clode, Arbon-again, !Stepney, chemist-July 17. E Harris, Strand, corendaslon sgent-J uly 20. W. 8.. !Stevens. Plumatead, Sent, builder-July Si H. J. Lancet eld. Faversham and Canterbury. - July 20. W. T. Ferry. Clarence-place, Stockwell. pork grocer butcher-July W. W. Sims, Buckingham-street, Iltmoy-square, chair maker-July 17. F. Eaton, lanadowsrplace, Wandsworth road, butcher-July 17. W. C. Day, Portman-place, Mile-end, general dealer-July 17. H. Marshall. Charlotte-street, Fiteno squan, late newspaper proprietor-July 17. 0. F. Crippe, War terham, Kent, hotel keeper-July 17. K. Harris, Grove-villas, South Hackney, late warehouseman-July 17. V. De Fermi; Ockension-road, Islington, late farmer-July 17. T. Franklin, Edmond-street, Camberwell, publican-July 17. A. M. Morton, D. IMMO% sad G. R. Morton, Buckingham-street, Strand, coal merchants-July 17. B. Hilton, Sellinge, near Hythe, Kent, wooer-July 17. F. W. Ford, Acton-green and Turnhiunirreen, Middlesex. carpenter-July 17. J. W. Oems, Sloanestreet and Elisabeth -street, Chelsea, carver and glider-July 17. C. Gilder, liitchin, Hertfordshire, builder-July 17. J. Lodge, Tiptoe, Buckinghamshire, and Drury-lane, Journeyman carpenter-July 17. J. Humphries, High-street, St. Marylebone, builder -July 17. S. Frost, Crewing, near Brelntree, Essex, 10. T. Ruttledge, Mordsicwherf, East Greenwich, foreman In the Composite Paving Works-July 30. J. Cleo, Dudley, Worcester shire, currier-July Su. 8. N. limns, Wolverhampton, brass. honer's clerk-July 30. R. Walpole, Little Bowden, North amptonshire, and Market Harburough, Leicestenbire, stone manors-July 27. IL 8. Cold, Plymouth, mine agent-July SO. 0. Board, Bridgwater, Somenetsare, timber dealer-July 30. W. Dyer. Torquay. Devonshire, builder-August 3. W. C. P. Mott, Ivy Bridge, Devonshire, retired captain of marines-Augest i. J. Dyne, tthickerell, near WeymoutEbuilder-July 7. C. Dobson, Liverpool, licensed victualler-July 7. A. }lather, Liverpool, builder-July 20. James Smith and John Smith, Liverpool, builders-Jul! 20. C. Lloyd, Bainhill, lancashire, grocer-July 17. R.Winterbottom, Hapton, near Burnley, Lancashire,farmer- July 7. T. Fitter, Small heath. Warwickshire, late licensed vic tualler-July 7. A. Shaw, Birmingham, j ourneyman bowie painter-Ju4 7. T. R. Island, Birmingham, factors clerk-July 7. S. Clyne, Birmingham, tailor-July 7. Cl. buskin, itirmlnk ham, jeweller's stamper-July 7. J. Jonm, sen.. Handsworth, Staffordshire, commission apnt-July 7. 0. Ball, Birmingham, silver pollsher-July 7. F. Langan, Bngham. shownither- July 7. Simpson, Birmingham, eatingthouce keeper-July 7. J. Massey, Birmingham, late eating-house keeper-July 7. C. Cook, Birminirjunn, chair nicker-July 7. It, Masters, Birming ham, on:menial traveller-July 18. J. El,den, &ham, Cam bridgeshire, innkeeper-July 2. J. B. Thornton, If ulderstield, auctioneer-July Is. W. walker, Emthorpe, Leicestershire, builder-July 10. J. Parker, Oldham, Lierathire. linendraper- Jetty 10. C. Crabtree, Oldham, Lancashire. grocer-July 14. J. Junes, Coventry, Ishm.nger-August Lk O. ft. Hepworth, 81sef fled, silver plater-July 2. H Stacey, Sheffield, spring knife grinder-August 6. A. Nuttall, 81.1elheld, shoemaker-July 28. J. Robinson, Bradford. Yorkshire, cab driver-July 9. L Krieg'. feld, Cheatham, Lancashire, mackintosh maker-tip-July 9. J. Jones, Salford, Lancashire, carter-July 9. T. 1. Rankin, Runic, Lancashire, beenelier-July 9. J. Blaney, Hahne, Lancashire, piesternr-July 9. K. WOMIII, Salford, Lancashire, bootmaker- July 9. R. Williams, Salford, Lancashire, beer retailer-July 9. J. F. Corbett, Manchester, late attorney's clerk-July 23. J. Jackson, Penrith, Cumberland, cabinet maker - July 23. J. Newby, Birkenhead, earthenware dealer-July 28. I. Bait Tranmere.part, Cheshire, late licensed beerseller -July 21. W. Watford, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, late publican-July 17. & Swift, Biz-Oak Yorkshire, grocer -July 17. J. Marshall, Dews bury, Yorkshire, fruiterer-July 17. B. Harrison. Batley, York shire, fruit dealer-July 14. W. Hooper, Bridgwater, Somerset shire, painter-July 11. J. Roberta, Bt. Asaph, Denbiehahlre, labourer-July 7. 0. Lickfold, Headley, Hampshire, grocer-- July 7. H. Ball largo's's, Surrey, licensed victualler-July 10. J. Lees, Oldham. Lancashire, tailor-July 10. 8. Harding, Old ham, Luscathlre, -July 16. R. A. Morris, Stoke Bt. Gregory. Somers etsWn, former-July 4. G. Mason, Nor th Sounrcotes, Lincolnshir;, farm bailiff-July 14. J. N. Dumbrill, Eastbourne, Sussex, baker-July 10. J. FUln, Gravesend, baker. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Jane 20. THOIAS TILDSSLIMI, Fockahall, Staffordshire, farmer. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. PATENT BITUNDIESSD WASIS, OAS, AID DAALMASI PIPS 00XPANT (LAMM), Jape 30, at 11, at Basiughallotrest-to and% so. coasts. PATENS BrrUKDMID WATTS, OAS, AIM DZAIDAGS PIPS CARA'S Warn, July 9, at 12. at Baainghall-strect - to make • COMisnalAFD BLACK LKAD Kos Coitema (1.1111TiD), Jot, 1, at IS, at 13asingballatnist-tomeitle list of contributorle• WM or EaOLAJD PIOVBOOII ask 111DUS2IAL &Clair (Winn). June 13, stilevonshire County Court-ordered to be wound up. OFCLAILATIONB OF DIVIDENDS. Southam, Warwickshire. attorney dleklend of 3s. lid., any Thunday, at Sioneaes, Birnthigbank TAXIS B ATWOOD, Derbt em , won founder-64k dividend of 0 1600., June 29, and three su neat Mondays, at liarris*s, Notting. hero Wilma* Lain, Liverpool, furniture broker—let dividend of Is., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Mein TtinlinalC, Liverpool, tobaownid—tod dividend Wad., any Wednesday, at Turner a Lt Pilau Baconian liniort, Plyniou ve rtationer—ist and And dividend of na aid., any day, at Pearce's, Beat Stonehouss. ilimAnD homes, Devonport, sbiparliyhtin D..vonport Dockyard —lst and final dividend of es. Yid, any day, at Pearce's, Bad Flurahts 67 WlT & w . . canyon, gammailh-Jaly J. Henke, ft ... llynonne, baticinr-July & W. Wycombe, iud boot maker- Jun i rt. Pendleton, near cheater, timber dealer -lily 17. Bu C. Toe Iwparale nine), Sonnets*, illaffordsins. Newnreet, Westminster, and Fore street, Litoshouse, engineer -July IS. Ft. Lee, Cromiord, Derbyshire, currier-July ti. T. Osneld, Planderian4, shin builder. PARENERBMIPS MOMOLVED. C. Onion (deceased:, W. Alierton, J. B. Allerton, C. B. Allerteds and P. J. Allerton, Langton, Staffordshire, mouton- Sues isf sarthenware, so hir as regards C. Allence-G. Huwod and R. Barn, Manchester, cotton backers-A. Butler and J. N. Testae, Dalton, Lancashire, brewers-A. Balfour, S. Wilthreen, and D. Duncan, Liempal and Valparaiso, men chants-AL B. Triplett and J. M. Bonniest, Plymouth, dip brokers:J. Magian. and W. Marsden, Droyhden, Lancashire. landsere-J. Bailor, 0. Hone., B. Balboa, and E. Lawrence . gain barrel maltere-4. ft' - Mama aid J. Bellew, , lionthwark, wain Lag mannactarers-C. 12 .1 1 11.47 in rd t a 'Edwards, Norenyard, Disaberdnreet, ship =IS Billiepon and Richard Billinglon. Mackin and cotton spinners-B- B. Hays and N. J. Holtinrorth, Haddersfield, cotton waste dealers-J. Doorman and S. biker, leachtwohnnet, boatsman's-John Maley, Jacob Burley. and S. Bytes (deceased), Fecketon and Maaebseler, Lancashire. cotton spinners, so far as regards 8. gykes-J. ChMinprorth mad B. Smith, Telletreet, City, wholesale conactioners-W. Warburton and E. Spencer. Little Batton, Lancashire, cotton dealars-James Hoiroyd, John Holzoyd, and J. Swindells, Ashton. ander-ljne, cotton spinners, so far as nerds John Holroyd- Jaime Hotroyd, John Hotroyd, and J. awhadelle. Oldhsas, cotton waste dealen-0. kloilingnorth, S. HoWaltrarth. R. lining worth, J. Hollingworth, J. Moe., and J. waterbonee. Minn. burst, Cheshire, bobbin turners, so far as regards J. Wang worth-H. K Dranon and A. M. Campbell, New Forest, Hamp shire, gunpowder manufacturen-W. Adcock and G. Adcock. jun., Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. trewers-E. C. Heath and A. bp. Regentetnet, wawa* ters-M. Jacobs, L lecobs,7f Jacobs. and D. haselfs, essillswant. din Merchants, so far as regards D. Jeasice-C. J.fismon sad B. C.ollingham, Meals& Tonshin, wonted sPianars-W. Inns and Evans. Carom Glatonguashire, general merchants-A. I. and J. Akhtun, Notting hill, coal merchants-J. Peacook I. Hutchinson, Huddasand, drapers-I. W. Wldtelock and . De Gee, Seri-street, Lincoin'sinn, sttorneys -T. Hakes C. Garton's, Livemon. SCOTCH 61KIIIIIITRATIONS. itaXAßDalt DAVID6ON. Edinburgh, builder, June W, at Buchanan's Temperance Hotel, Edinburgh. eIIWART MlllitAY FULLERTON, Edinburgh, major in the army, July 1. at Dowels and Urn's Booms, Edinburgh. Joni WILILY Honer En Tamagni (deceased) lqinsr chant, Jane 26. at Howells and Lyon's Rooms, Edin . 0110501 GaAs ROSBIII.. Elgin, draper, June Ilk at the rdon Arms Hotel, Men. WILLIAM 5111711, Reticastle, Rees-spire, blacksmith, July I, at Robertson's National Hotel, Dingwall. 'lllonss SomenivisLit and Manxnat Coupdomi, Bothwell, Lanarkshire, potato merchants, July; at the Hamilton Arms Inn, Hamilton. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE MEETING. THI TRIAL STAKES of 5 sots. mob, with 25 added; 2- , olds, Set 101 b ; three, 7tlolb ; four, Bet 101 b ; five, 9st 31r, six and aged, ast 51b ; penalties' and allowances ; second to lath his *lake. T.Y.O. , Yr. J. Wilkins' Betsy Copeland, by Vulcan or Annandale —Merry Wing. 9 yrs, /st 121 b (Doyle) 1 Lord Zethuid's Iberia* 2 yrs, let 101 b (J. Marlon) 2 Mr. 10Ib (J. Oeborne's cby The Core—Game Pullet, 2me Barret Yell ran also. Quicii) Bettie, : 11 to Beget Deerfoot, 5 to 2 agst Betel Cope land, 4to 1 sgst Game Pullet colt. Won by a heed ; four isithbetween sewed and third. s eiitlißille FLATS (Handicap), of 5 sore. each, with 100 added ; winners extra ; second to save his stake. New castle tarp in (wirl, one ) (20 mita) Mr. W. Hart a BM-go-Bragh, by Sprig of Shillelagh nowise, 8 yrs, et 41b (Williamson) 1 Mr. Jackson's lady Look" S ye, 7st 12Ib ,Doyle( 2 Colonel Towneleys Cellarlus, 4 yrs. 7at 111b..(Cissiloile7, S The following also ran (—Unfashionable Beauty, Calabria, La ches, Fairy King, Annabelle, and Tromp Queen. Thermo etracsa of 5 son. each, with 50 added, for 2-yr ebb ; cults, set 10ib ; fillies, Bst nu ; winners extra ; sword to save his stake. T.Y.C. (13 sobs.) Mr. John Gaborna's lady of Coverham, by Mountain Deer—Abbem of Coverbetn, Oct 7lb (Whiteley) I Captain Grays Windham, Bst 101 b Mr. J. Dent's Mantalini, 8t75 (Doily 2 (Challoweri The following &Loran :—Clazion and Eagle's Wind. Betting : 5 to 4 against Windham, 4 to 1 against Lady of Coverham, 9to 2 aga in st Mentalist. 7to 1 spinet Eagle's Wing. Woo by a lthgth • three lengths between second and third. Claxton wag a tad fourth. Tith Bzurica Brae= of 5 sots- each, with 25 added; 2.yr.olds, 7st 1011. ; three, Sist 21b ; four Bet 10lb ; five, lOst ; six and aged, 10st 21b ; and g allowed 31b ; certain penalties and selling allowances. Half a mile. (6 subs.) Load eizeter's Acceptance, by Arabrom—Yolastle, ) 1 __2 7 Pl.) "was Yr. fee C. 1h Winterineharo's Indy Braybrook, 2 yrs Mt 71b, Mr. J l.) (l 3. Nebthil . Ridley's li by Hospitality—citoses dam, 2 yrs, 71b (251.) (Carro/1) 3 The following also ran (—Benevolence and Duchess. Tax Norm DERBY of 5 soya. each, with 100 added ; for 31c-olds ; colts, Bet 10Ib ; fillies. Bet 71b ; penalties and allowances ; second to receive 25 soth, out of the Masa. Ones round. (20 subs.) Captain Gray s Manfred, by De Clare—Sybil, Bst 7lb (Doyle) I Count Henckel's Giles the Fleet, Bit 10th Aliicrofti 2 Mr. Teraperley's Alice, Oct 71b (J. Snowdon) 3 Betting : Even on Giles the First, 7to 4 emit Manfred, and 3to 1 .get Alice. Woo by a heed. Alice was beaten three lengths from Mashed. BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 9 to 2 met Polynesia (t) 6 to 1 Cellar Ou (t) 7 to 1 Ca:Dieser (t) • 7 to 1 Stanton (t) 10 to 1 Doefoot (t) 20 to 1 A other. OHELbISFORD MIETIN G. —TIIISDAY. Tas IlAgg's HALL BTAKIA of IS soya rook, with 5 added, for two-yr-okis ; coke, Set 71b; fillies, fist 31b ; winner to be sold for 50 goys. Half mile straight. ({ Mr ) . George Bryaris Woodcraft, by Voltigeur—esstle town's dew, as Alb (F. Crunch; 1 Mr. Flutter's 3scrilege, list Slb (Long) 2 Mr. Itenier's Wee ....... (IL Bradley) S - 1/17s - lier — bert also ran. Tait SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 soya. each, with 20 added , gentlemen riders ; professionals slb extra. Seven furlongs, straight. (6 subs.) Mr. Cherry's Disappointment. by Flying Dutchman— Diatanta, 4 yrs, lost 21b (Owner) I Mr. H. Mann Consternation, 4 yn, flat Lb (Inc 61b ex, (J. Closter, 2 Mr. John Nightingall's Hilly Grove, I yrs, Sat Ilib (inc. bib extra) ,Owner) S The following also ran lora, Vigil, and Remunerator. Betting : 7 to 4 opt Zurs, 4 to 1 each apt Hilly Grove and Disappointment, 7 to 1 apt Consternation, and 10 to 1 each apt Vigil and Remunerator. Won by a Hilly Grove warn stopped when it was found she t'll no chance of winning, and the remainder cantered pat the poet. Tan CHELMSFORD HANDICAP of 15 sows. each, 10 ft, with 100 added ; winners extra. Two miles. (11 subs.) Captain Coates** Flirtation, by Idle-Beg—Flirt, I yrs, Sit lllb H. Orintshaw) 1 Mr. T. Hughes's Itneb4n4lie-Pan, aged, Tst Mb ..;Drew) 2 Mr. J. Oodding's tby Lepton—Mountain Meld, yrs. tat 121 b 'T French) 3 Marla Day oleo ran. Betting : 13 to Al apt the Mountain Maid filly, 7 to 4 eget Flash.in-the-Pan. and sto 2 eget Flirtation. A neck divided the second and third; Maria Day beaten off. Tian ORRAT BADDOW TWO•YRAIVOLD STANDS of 10 Son each, h ft, with 50 added ; cone, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Set 7lb certain penalties and allowances. Straight half mile. (20 subs.) Mr C. Alexander's I by Teddington, dam by Melbourne— Birthday, gat 41b (R. Sharpe) 2 I Count Batthyany's Vanderielde, Sat Mr. Hodgman's Confederate. Set alb p. kordhami 3 The following also ran ,—Tonstoolery, Bold Houghton, Pretty Bird, Lifebuny. Measure for Messina was scratched at 2.55 on the day of running. THIS GALIRTWOOD Dramas of 3 SOTS. each, with 20 added, for all ages ; gelling allowances. Straight half mile. (5 subs.) Mr. Fleming's t, by Loyola—Jentima, 4 yrs (1101.` 711 91b ( 1 Mr. Flutter's Sacrilege, s yrs :SOL). Sri bib (A.Woodhouse) Betting 7t04 co Sacrilege. The Loyola filly made all the running, and won by a keel,. BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 5 to 1 apt Polynesia (t) 6to 1 Cellar Ou (t) 6to 1 Carbinser 7 to 1 Stanton (t f) 100 to 3 Brighton (laid "all in") 50 to 1 The Monk (t and off) BETTING AT ItIANCBESTER.—TIIEBDLY. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 9 to 2 mot Yolyoeuts (t) 11 to 2 01. an On (t) 7 to 1 Mouton (t) 8 to 1 Corbiooor (t) 9 to 1 Dooloot (wasted) 25 to 1 Lothians King (off) 33 W 1 The Monk (of) DR. DI Jowoß's 140IIT-BROWN COD LIVZR OIL.— Tbe efforts of Dr. de Jongb to secure a supply of elbcacloim Cod liver On have obtained the reeol h ot of most Continental governments. The Ring ed the Means, la addition to con ferring upon Br. de Jonah the knighthood of the Order of Leo la V LAMM /A pold, presented him with the large Gold Medal of Merit "as an Jaly &J. Wells, Reading, cementer —July 6. R. Cooper, I expression of his Majesty's utmost setierectlon for the homage Crescentaistrads, Millbank pr,mr--Jaly 8. T. Oiles and J. done to him by the presentation of hit most valuable researches cabinet makers—July & G. Jones Cornwood. Devon- coscerwleg the Cod Aver oll."—Sold only In repented bottles. po —July 7. T. B. Rim era., Northampton , canner- Ib. Od., MIC and Yes, by Dr. deJoagh's agents, Ansa. Buford, delimiter - July 1. W. Buries, lividerl, 5 sad Os., 77, Maw% Loadoo, sad ebeimille.--(Adv/srilament.) Weinman Roma Coe; Plymouth, tallor—lat and final dividend of 1..71&, any day, at eaarees, Ease tetonedionae. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (amrrn's mitalwas.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. CRACOW, Jun 23. Two detachments of insurgents crossed the Galician frontier on the 20th inst. The insurgent leader Dunajewski attacked the Russians near Chosciakiewirs, and was repulsed with loss, being five times outnumbered by the enemy. The battle lasted nine hours, and was fought with much desperation. The losses on both sides were large, the insurgents having, it is said, 200 killed. Dunajewski himself is reported to have been drowned in the retreat. The /net:aide Russe states that several engage ments have taken place in Lithuania. THE POLISH DESPATCHES. ST. PETERSBURG, Jails El The English and French notes upon the Polish question arrived here yesterday. The Austrian note upon the same subject is not expected until reiday next. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Jun 23. The Czech members of the Reichanith have for warded to the Chamber of Deputies a collective protest notifying their absenoe from the Austrian parliament, and explaining the motives by which they are actuated. ROME. TURIN, Joss 73. Despatches received here to-day from Rome announce that, by order of General Dumont, the French gendarmes have arrested the brigand chiefs Stramenga and Tristany. MEXICO. Joss 23. The Paris papers of this evening contain the following :—" After the capitulation of Puebla, Comonfort retired towards Telspon. He declared to the troops that it was impossible to sustain a regular conflict, and disbanded his army, at the same time calling upon the offioeas and soldiers to form penile corps and commence partisan warfare. It is asserted that Mejia and Tobar have captured the town of Queretary, and raised the banner of foreign intervention." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jon 23. PETITION AGAINST THERE:LIMOS Tari RI:NOVAE BELL.—The following is the petition from the Uaiversity of Oxford against the Religions Tan illessomil Bill :—" Te the Hooonnible the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled :—The Humble Patina of the Chancellor, Master, and Scholars of the University of Oxford, cibeweth,—That your pal. Omen have learned with pain that a bill has been intro duced into your honourable bona enact' that no fellow or tutor of any college, ball, or house of shell be . required or enjoined to make or subscribe the declaration of conformity to the liturgy el the. church of England, contained in the Act of Uniformity. That the removal of the only test sow by law required of tutors sad fellows of colleges generally would reader ad. minable to collegiate government sad instructioa pawns of divergent . religious creeds, or of no religious creed what -0•11f. the universities are eilaillAnt• of the church el, England, sod owe their greeters chiefly to the church ; and that the church could not wifely atria her future clergy to persons who had even se annuity for their sound ems in the faith. That the relations between fellows of alleges are v ryq intimate, and that the harmony and con fidence now e wbeiaiisgmust be destroyed by differentiae on the moat important of all subjeal ; and that open antagonism in the religious belief of their teachers sad governors most have • tendency to teed students to regard religious truth as a matter of indifferane. Your petition s'therefore implore your honourable bouae theirpees into law a bill of which the aliens wall, is opon, be Weida. te the WON, imisevais of am taiversity, the coentry, mad the aura. And your peti tioners will ever pray, he. Given at our Home of Conven tion this 2nd of June, in the year of our Lord God MA" This petition, it will be remembered, wee carried on the above day by 182 (may nomasiciente being amongst the number) aping 51 votes. The list of the nos-reddest members of convocation who have *sprained their concurrence in the prayer of the petition num bers 1,935, and is beaded with the following : C. T. Canton, D.D., Christ Mora ; W. Ebor, D.D.. Queen's; B. Dublin, D.D., Oriel; Caesarea, D.0.L., Christ Church ; A. T. Caesar, D. D., Braman ; S. Oxon, D.D., Oriel ; S. Carlisle, D.D., All Soule ; Harrowby, M.A. Christ Church Ikbester, M.A., Christ Church ; Selkirk, M.A., Christ Church ; H. Exeter, D. 1)., Magdalen ; T. V. St. Aaaph, D.D., Christ Church ; J. Lincoln, D.D., Pem broke; Redesdale, M.A., New ; Chariton, M.A., Oriel. Amongst the many distinguished prelate; and noblemen, members of convocation, whose names are not appended to the petition are the Bishops of London, Durham, Norwich, Salisbury. St. Andrews, and Brechin ; the Duke of Marl borough ; Lords Teeterden, Rasa*, Mahneabury, Says and Sete, De la Warr, Stanhope, Elgin, Bathurst, Lennox, Dartmouth, Kenyon, Kildare, Cowper, Warwick, ho. INDIA AND CHINA. CALCUTTA, NAT 30. - Shirtings improving. Copper unchanged. Ex change on London : 'Baring's credit, 2s. 01d. Government securities : 4 per Cents., 991 ; 5 per Cents., 1081 ; per Cents., 111. Rain is wanted in the indigo districts. BOMBAY, MAT 30. Piece goods dull. Exchange on London : First class credits, 2a. 10. Government securities : 4 per cents., 98} ; 5 per Cents., 1071 ; 511 per Cents., 1174. Freights dull. The outward mail arrived at Bombay on the 24th ult. CANTON, MAT 13. Grey shirtings dull. Tea quiet ; total export to date, 111,000,0001bn. Exchange on London, 4s. lOid. SHANOHAE, NAT 7. Grey shirtings lower. Silk quiet. Settlements in fortnight, 1,000 bales. Eiport to date, 75,125 bales. Exchange ou London, 6s. 64d. CAPTAINS SPEKE AND GRANT AT THE ROYAL INSTITUTION. An extra meeting of the Royal institution—the sanion having recently terminated—was held yesterday evening iu the lecture-room of the institution, Albemarle street. So far from having been exhausted or perceptibly diminished by the dense gathering at Burlington-house on the preceding evening, the curiosity of the scientific and fashionable world seemed to have acquired increased in , tensity, and the rush, though better regulated, was equally vehement with that witnessed at the rooms of the Royal Geographical Society. From half-ppuutt seven until nine, the hour at which the prOeee imp of the soMety HEALTH OP LONDON. —lt appears from the always commence, there wee • ("tine". arrival of weekly return of the Registrar General that the mortality carriages in Albemarle-street • and by • quarter to eight the in Loudon declined in the second week of the present month, entrance and staircase had hee ltm " completely blocked t h at and this lower rate continued in the week that ended last the barrier, instead of being kept up till the appointed hour s n i nn l ay. The number of deaths in the present return is of eight, was prodestly lowered to make way for fresh 1 191. The average number as obtained from the returns corners. The issue of tickets to non-members, as well as of corresponding weeks in 1833.62, and corrected for increase the exercise of the privilege of members, had, as already ill- of population. is 1,143. The actual number iv, therefore, is titivated, been wisely limited to the actual capacity of the excess of the estimated number for the middle of June by room ; d , but long before nine o'clock every available seat was 48. The deaths from small-pox, which showed a decrease is occupied, the attendance of ladies at least equalling that of u ni Am and second wen" of Jun . , " wine ". 56 and 13, gentlemen. The comfort of ventilation was admire- rose again last week to 64. Of this number 10 occurred in bly provided for. The two African boys brought the west districts, 18 in the north, 6in the central, 17 in the by the gallant heroes of the Nile from the neighbourhood east, 13 in the south. There were 3 in the sub-district of of the great Lake Victoria Nyanza—the now ascertained St. Margaret, Westminster, 4in Camden Town, 3is Hag source of the Nile—were in the theatre an hour before the gerstoue West, 3in Poplar, 3in St. Peter Wslworth. Of meeting began, attired, the one in • red sad the other in a the 64 cases 5 were stated to have occurred to pennies blue woollen suit, wearing • fez rap. slid seemed to enjoy who had been vaccinated. The deaths from scarlatina rose the glanoesd irected towards them, apparently regarding them- to 97, only three of which occurred in the west districts. selves moo insignificant part of the evening'. entertainment. This complaint was betel in 4 cam* in Kentish.towe, in 10 As an aid to the narrative of the discovery of the Nile in Ldiegton, 12 in Newington. In the sub-district of St. large maps were suspended on the wall, indicating the Mary Newington two children died of scerlatioa in one route of the distinguished travellen and the genets' chsd f am il y, two i n soo th er , and also two in a third. The re meter of the scenery along the banks of the river. Vivid gistmr retuned six f atal cases in the week. Two deaths photographs of many of the scenes witnessed and places occurred from glanders in the week. There were three visited in the various parts of the interior were also pro- from i nt. .. p . n . s, and four from (ism . nre . The vided. oldest person recorded in the Tatum. is & man aged 9s years. In accordance with the announcement made by Sir Rode- Last week the births of fr3B boys and 941 girls, in all 1,879 rick Murchbon at Burliugton-house on Monday evening the &urn . , wens registered in London. in the tee cone- Prince of Wales arrived about nine, belog accompanied by the spondiog weeks of the years 1853-62 the average number Count of Paris. His Royal Highuess the Prince of Wales (=Tente d) wee 1,864. on entering the lecture-room was enthusiasticall the assembly rising to receive him. His raj highnessgTeeted' " DEATH IN THE WORKROOX."—The Times pub was at once conducted by several members of the council to liana • letter from Mr. Immo% the husband of Madame the chair, which he occupied president of the meeting. Etna complaining that the death of Miss A'alkley has been Captain SPERZ, who was received with loud cheers, then placed before the public in a wholly false light. According proceeded to deliver a lecture consisting mainly of • history to him, the injured party is not the poor suffocated girl, tent of the tribe called "The Wahuma," to which the two himself. " I feel it my duty to humanity, be says, to African b oys before alludedto h e l eeff —eteihetoshuse assist. correct the erroneous impressions studiously fomented by mice he acknowledges himself to be mainly indebted for " people jealous of our success in business," which might having been enabled to discover the source of the Nile. He Mt!! damage the connexion of Madame Elise. M r . traced the history of this nation as • part of the Ethiopic race a does not deny that for three mouths in back to a very remote period, and followed it through its the year the needle's - omen in the milliner; depart. various phases down to the present day. Unlike the pure ment work up to 11 o'clock p.m., and are sometimes °awes, they had, he observed, a bridged instead of a forced to go on till midnight, or peat midnight, while the bridgelees nom, and were physically a very fine race. Their dressmakers, on greet emergencies, sit up . all through the country had till recently been generally called Kattera— night. He expressly admits this, qualify ing it only by the an appellation which was now comparatively dimppeariog. explanation that when the milliners sit up too, they do so The cation was, he believed, Shemitio, though it was de voluntarily to help the dressmakers, and that thole who cult to track it through its successive changes. The let. have already worked 24 hours have the next day to them. turer, in the course of his narrative, gave a number of selves, or, in other words, are not compelled to work 36 genealogical and traditionery details, which he enlivened by hours at a stretch. Fifteen hours a day in the season, and many ludicrous incidents and sayings derived from the twelve, more or lees, out of the season, sppeare by Mr. native record*. On one occasion, that of the accession of • Isaaceon's account to be the usual allowance. As to the new so v m ai g n , a ll th e sons o f some h un dreds o f royal wives number of young ladies in the workroom with the were killed except two, who were preserved to pro• deceased. he confesses to twenty-three. As to the vide for eases of accident. (Great laughter, in which condition of the bedroom., he does Dot deny the Prince of Wales joined.) The enumeration of that they are "divided by partitions into small corn royal offieen included first and second class eV} partmenta, just large enough to cmtoin two beds placed cutioners, and men who whistle on their fingers end to end, and that two yours( women sleep in each bed ; (Laughter.) The prevalent salutations were, the lecturer re- I but he dwells complacently on their cleanliness, and on marked, most latiorious, forming at court • great impedi- I some remarks made by the sanitary inspector. " Loch ment to tininess. Women attended the sovereign with young lady," we are told, "ha 300 or 400 cubical feet to lizards on their beads to keep away evil spirits, and me*. breathe in." "If this means," says the Times, "that 300 imagers who must never walk were in constant roadie's.. or 400 feet le the supply for four people, we can only ea There was a commander-is-chief and a high admiral to carry that it is a much nearer approximation to the Black Hole out the royal orders ; and their duties consisted chiefly in of Calcutta than we like to think of, but we will rather levying duties by war on neighbouring maims. The dia. arum that this is the share of each. Upon this assumption cipline of the exterior court was strict, but that of the in. i we beg to inform Mr. Isaacson that this is much ton little terror court was far more severe. Should a wife be guilty far health. A room 7 feet loog, 7 feet wide, and 7 feet high, of any indiscretion she was instantly hurried off to ex.- contains '343 cubical feet, and such a room, if it lave no cution • and strong naked women acted as servants. The current of fresh air flowing through it, is wholly unfit far king sometimes spent a fortnight yachting on the an adult, and still more so for a person exhausted by 'edits. Murchison Frith, but wherever he went the same ceremonies tory work in close rooms chain the day, to oeoupy at sight. prevailed. The coronation was a matter of great importases, I It is futile for a master or mistress who keeps young girls at and when it was performed the king took leave of his work for 12 hours out of the 24, who professes scruples mother, and his brothers were burnt to death. Ceptaia about letting them go out in the evening, awl yet gives Spike thee described the progress of himself and his fellow• them no outdoor exercise during the day, and who provides traveller through the equatorial region., filling up with such sleeping-places for them as these, to ask what more interesting and anteing details his sketch of the previous can be done fur their health and comfort." evening, which appeared at length in the If m.0..* of The subsidy for the conveyance of the ocean yonffmne:yred:jusztocacarty:it:destp:perwimfor.6ol,oou: s pin y:e t : 3 : l :4 o cm ; tract be yesterday. Ha v ing tea" about an hour the last ax. Canadian mails is 104,000/. a _ year. The contractors have ho p f l a o vip m a ci a l i n al .p.c u pl ded etata ani ttbi : d eairp l O h n examo d to c er7pihst examination, they referred audio. irdhe Immediately after, the Prince of Wale. and the Count extended by the C anad i an government for a number of proceedings terminated. LAYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLING D ay.—Trey It should be added that Captain Grant was present, bat did not speak. 7 season tickets, 1,075 ; total, 4,953. ditto by .. .._1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNI 23. —Arra tenant A. A. S. Watts, to the Liv L Masters' Amistante F. H. W hitbet, to the Orlando ; and W. E. Filmer, to the Victory, ae atipermunersly. Mr. E. A. Richmond has beat •ominated to a naval cadetship. .—Lieu- ENGLISH M.P.'S ON A CONFEDERATE MISSION. The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing yesterday morning, sap :—" At the Oabir4 Council held on Thursday last, at which the Emperor presided, it was resolved that a despatch should be addressed the same day to the French Ambassador in Lauda, hartestia him to renew the proposals on the part of the Emperor to the English government for • joint (diplomatic) action in America. The dispatch woe written, and it is probable that by this, or before this, Baron Gros will have carried out the instructions it contained. Mr. Lintleay and Mr. Roebuck came over to Paris on Monday morning. They proceeded forthwith to Foatainebleaa. ifir. bindmay asked for au audience for himself and Mr. Roebuck. It was instantly granted, and both gentlemen were received by his Majesty most graciously. Ta conversation lasted some time, and the Emperor declared in the most formal manner that he entertaitied the same views as before with respect to the civil war in America ; that he was desirous again to interpose his good aloes, and equally desirous that Euglaud should join him ; that he believed the joint iota caution of France and England would he attended with good results ; and that, in again proposing to Eagland to act with him, he was moved by no unfriendly feeling to wards the North—quite the contrary. His only motive was to put a stop to the horrible carnage in America, the more mo as it was productive of no results ; and the more to be deplored as there was no chance of restoring the union. A statement made many mouths ago to the effect that the Emperor bad proposed to England to join him in mediation between the belligerents was contradicted, and, if I am not mistaken, in parliament. I may now mention that the Emperor, io his conversation with the two gentlemen yes terday, completely corroborated that statement. He declared that he did propose mediation at the time specified ; and, perhaps, I am not going too far in saying that Mr. Lindsay end Mr. Roebuck have his authority for declaring in parliament that what was then stated, respecting the offer of mediation, was perfectly arena. and that he felt much regret it was notated upon. Such is, I bare reason to believe, the substance of the conversation that took place yesterday at Fontainebleau." r. S. Ile a a 1G lack , .141. ir •w