The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-13 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER •• /41 Jr 4 3 r ( A w .4, ~4 ssaaax:a r:. / •e" I, ~. ,---:,L , N.. -- f • I r . , • , 2-- ;-! - -.--- -•LAI:a. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, • 1883. Na 5,255.) (ikainped, ld. Additional.) LTWOI'ENCE 4 CAFIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope Q THALBERG'S • FAREWELL.—S. THAL- . S TEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merehanta. nd Madras —STEAM COMMUNICATION between MI. 1 -..1. users FAREWELL MATINEE in London at the Hasa 14.3 WINES of superior quality. DTI.; Baperier old crusted, DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belong. ver•squre Room,, on MONDAY next, Jong 16.—Stalls. Ilia ; Ms., 48s. ; wire choice, 60., flOs. ; ditto tram the wood, Vs., ing to the Fast India nod London Shipping Company (Limite4g. Jointly tickets to admit noir, 3 gulueas : unreserved seats, 10s. 32a.; superior, Sla, la. per dozen. Sherries: Flee, 272. 321., The well-known clipper maxillary thanbehip LADY JOCELYN, ad :to he bad at the libraries and =lameness. sad of Mr. Ws ; high quality, 425., 49a, Ms. ; Elm dl Paste, 48s. Amen -2,94Y tons, 306-hnme power, ROBERT W. KEE, COGUll•ilder, Fish, Hanover-square-room,, where the plan of the scats may . tillado and Mansithilla, 485., 645. per dozen. Marsala. Vs. ; now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on he seem ; Lisbon, rich or dry, Ms. ; &cellos, Its. ; Champagne, good, Ma, lath June, embarking passengers at and leavingOravesend on the ' 421.; Va.; ditto &Mee brands,4lol„, Ms., 72a Claret, 40a, 266, 361.: 90th Joue, for Calcutta, calling at the ClOe of Good Hope and COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS St. Julien, dc., 961., 42a, Ma. ; Chateau Margaux, de., 116 a, 7ils. Madras. ihls magnificent chip , built en•ressly for the In sth trade, Hocks and Moselle, Me, 460 , 041.; verystiperior, Ms., 721. Wines for Orphan and Necessitous Childrea Pinner. • Om hero thoroughly matted, has grate acooninsodation for NOTICE 18 Arany GIVEN. th at a GENERAL HALF- '' or c ' eber deacr in = "l •r eq inn* uall ' endy reawaah -78. 1 i n All omnin gt " th wne dell ",,r d i t a,„L "e Samssisess• and wit CSX" as er ased mu l ls. . ails • YEARLY cocar of the Governor of this Instltatlon will be ' Will" nee gesrss••••• rho " sr "' P assa g e o sel P• s Y s sta s s s e ss I" bald on MONDAY, the 90th instant, at the Loudon Tavern, to , • • -- season was 70 days to Madras ; the Calcutta having performed N.... at It o clack in the foreman, when the motion of the voyage In 10 days, being the shortest on record. Mr. T. B. Woolley, passed at the last election, will be brought The line will be continued on the 20th of each sac forward for coolirmatiou. A copy of th a motion may be seen at month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of the co mpany's the omen of the Institution. magnificent fleet of auxiliary screw strafe-ships i An Election of Fourteen Children, Nine Boys and Five Girth, For freight or passers apple to GRINDLA if aad Co., 16, Chi win take place, commencing at noon, and all other such matters lament street S.W.: the broken, ALFRED AB.Krr and co., as may he lawfully brought before the Coert win he discussed. 150. Leadeuhallotreat. ;LC,: M at the Wide of the Company, • HENRY LENDON, beartary. 0, Minclug.lsne, Linden, LC. ,• whew also applications for Offices, 76, Cheapslde, London, &C., June 3, 1863. sppointmanas ea midshipmen In eh service should be made. Eicawßio DREW, Secretary. East India and London Shipping Cevathby (Waled), 111, Mincing•thae, LC. CAUTION. —The existenoo of it " counterfeit " the excellence of the " genuine" article, henoe the Unita= ItAlthltaLL'S ItrYIOAKIAN Bilt/PDY, eknal to Cognac," nod necessity that the public should see web bottle is labelled, and cork branded "I G. Ilarstuall," sole Ot all retailers, la. Bd. per battle : or 41s. per dozen caa77 ".... canisp paid).—Depot, 114..Aideroiset, City. THE ENGLISH and RUSSIAN BANK To be establisbed under the Companies Act, 186 S, for carrying op business In Russia by virtue of an exclusive Concession granted by the Imperial Russian Government Capital, 11400,000. In 24000 shares of £l.OO each (With power to increase). £5 per share to be paid on allotment. ALLSOPPI4 ALE sod GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN F. 81088 end co.. sole contractors for Bottled Deer lo the hrternatienel Exldletton. Agents for Samuel Amain) nod Boa's ladle Pale Al. and Ilexton Ala. and Mammas. hon. sad lb.'s Extra stout, Importers at W toes and Betrt4.-01fices and Storm, the loyal Heehaw, HC.—ms trade sapetted on liberal terms for calk CIALCUTTA Direct (to sail eraly io J nly), News. V Donbas. and Co.'s now ship ALI:OMAGH, A 1 IS 1,137 tow rogistor, WILL. AM JOHN DAY, Ocosessoder ; = lOlt th el freigh e Lot I t o ndia Doan. Has nIoGIGGOSAt seam accconeeeinten. r apply to sad SEWELL, 21, Lesti Pa Motreet, E.C. HAMMY, Siaciar—liZrZlo37.;ti:: bthbork.;;;:i7;.: 16. Lomberd- street, EC. BlitalMs —Me it Rlcart7;:/1, awl court. Throgmorton - direst LC BOMBAY Direct, the magnificent new clipper ship, built by Hews. Laird Brothers. of Birk GILBERT THOMPSON. A I for 20 years In the ander - venters* book, LOGI tons register: JOHN COOPER, - Lander loading In the East India Deets. This splendid built In ISIS havfer a large parties of her esego entppN, XOl bare very quick despateb.—Airply to BATTON sod ;ICI Wililantateeet or to OELLATLY, HANIZY7Z a w ALL, V, Leadenhalidireet SOLICITORS Messrs. AshtcrSZ" MOre4, and Kratibt., 6, Old Jewry, E.C. The Eeelissiaary prospectus end forms of appiMaticos for therm may be obtainsal the broker; „Hews. Ricardo, 11, Anuslcuart, Tbrognmrton-street, EC., snoring" the temporary ;Acee of the Company, tai. Inutbardsitreet, LC. The names of en inSoentiel direction will be published la a few de" GEORGE WARD CHALLIS, Secretary, ad int SHANGHAR Direct, with immediate despatch, the splendid oltppenbuilt ship NAIATON, • 110 years. en toss register, THOMAS DAVI/11. Centaaandir lamellas is the Teat heals Dock& This fast-sailing and well-known meats s moat favourable opportunity to altippera—Ap to GILL.4I,,TLY, HANLEY, sad BZWII.L, No. V, Lead - street, LC. SHANGHAK Direct (to follow the Ralston with quick despalchj, the splendid clipper ship VICTORY, A 1 , 595 tons register, LEONARD mow, Coarageder In the Fast ladle Docks. This beautiful rem& Rat 79- =trams Vlltsuipos, is dros& reassuoseded to shingle of Ise goods—For freight or apply to DEVITT sad MOOR& 9, BWiterstreet : or to TLY, EARLEY, and SEWELL, 27, leadouhalLstroet, LC. ('SOWMBO, „Direct, with immediate desp atch, 4.-1 w spkodid new anger ship CLIT.II LINO . • 110 yearn al tons register; loading in the Walt India Docks. This bru tal vessel has halt her carp engaged, and to strongly mom mended to shilspessof fine goods-Apply to GILL/T % RAN, lIT, and BNW ELL, 27, Leadenhaliotrest, LC. FISYDNEY Direct, the well-known dipper NTIPODZS. A I for 11 years, and I tons register, cora. mended by Captnin GIDOROR CROOT. This splendid ship, built by W. Semen Ladnit. of Sunderland, under the Inspection of her owner, imperially for the trade, has a handeozne poop, with beautiful sooonemodatiou tor passenwern—For freight or "purr, apply to ORMS,'loBlllllol6,and Co., 66, Tenebnithalwail FOR PORT ADELAIDX Direst °..k shipping 44 7 hubs ail, th. may Ibis Wpm IDNLBATSA, t u k b. V.. D. COWIN, 413 tone register : loading in the W. Docks. COW S... 4t a i s orbs accommodation Viir a intr cake eallin pm r, . SANDBOX. sad On, SA liast4 'FOR MELBOURNE and GEELONG, to sail poonotan the favourite ship CALLIANCE. A I fell years, SO tons register : lying In the Nut foals splendid vessel has very superior accommodation (MAW sad Is conussmded hy engage 0. T. osSo we known in the trade for his marine, sad arteadlf, sad for the regularity of his voyages. Passer money 40 infoiss.— MUM, ROBINSON, iqkl Co., 4.1, leneburehnthiet, C. M: MR& MONEY WIGRAM and 80N8' (oMf Macawsll.yord, London) LINZ of PACK= BUDS to ♦ 1/111BOLIANN, Port Phillip, Wed (to logy* Is Dodd on Woodsy. July NI; canton et Plirenoils), the did clime atdp BUBSIL 1.140 tow Z. BIDUZIA, 0 nimeadoir Zed India Dooka Her aooommodatime for all of parr niers are anyorpaseed, and the will M o to sargeon.—Fee frolobt or prawn apply to LL , and MORGAN, arlin Mown Mow Mira* gni lona, No. f. Leadeaballetreet. Ilne of packets are conveyed from Paddington lo outs NM eleas for amend alms lam and emead visa for can fare& LAOS BALL PARSBNGNA LINE oI CLIPPER PACKETS toe AtIMALLt tram Imam W Ir . swat . ime IL ftais. July 10 r inal u elbquou llso , 1,000 R. Ind I. yam 16 ib 1,600 E India 1.1, 16 Quem. :: usedy.l .. f 1.600 R. India 'nu U .. Pier Z=fiension'alliCadetakllhaowtV i t y paa ' ... ir Pulgraiit, .td 11-1-4 by ' 4 1.7=r*,,,e 7 t: i l jg b argirzal s ai r fte d o.,. ftigh G raMierril .. AVOW ke a• 00000 DO taw sal ?.N. =LOU MG 0041. L Leadra. LC. IT AGK PASSAGE' REDUCED TO KIX GUINEAS WA St) UNTIL FURTH= NOTICR. FraYLIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and SLADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY tater des pstabhdt their taltpowered Otydictatitt Ire& @err Sterratdr, anal Hosenelown toaster parenders sad deratres, as gars 171011 LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YOWL CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wsdnwdy. June 17. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, hue td. KANGAROO, Friday, lona II And every Wednesday, sad every alternate Tray. Cain pearg&L, 17, rd II gainer according to re acres 'portion. Forward Including all providons cooked. Peenengere orr a CaL 2l d i nenTstted Stria end Derr Cohort. beaked throsek on very adventuress iIIIMIL—Por farther partlealers apply to WILLIAM I. N. I!, Water street, Liverpool; or to RIVES and YAMS, 1, Kra inner street. CMY., GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, aTt It EDUCID TARIM will he despatched from t ca TVIIIDAT. hums PO. Vane Area Cab's. fiats= ; lisaand Cab* Lit: inurimosis, LS as.. Steerage, LI 69 Tor further =lars apply to the Great Ship Company (Limited), 90, otreet. Laedon . RC., and 18, The A Tpe~ Liverpool: aotIECILIR, OFFOII, end Ca.. 115, Leadl-enest, Lan dos, C. Tor latonsedlste and steerage passages apply ako to End MALL Lassolasa DENIM and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL .. en' A WIRLII-8111111 1,1 9yintelle a y the Admiral . = betwe LIVIRPOOL and TO and between POOR tad BOSTON. with Übe/ft ta aidl HeNna or cam porta to bad sad resolve and peawaspers, tir betas oldie' willing at Hal ifax and regales pareagers and tar Nejerty's mails. The following or other vessel are sa p:dated Is ae6 from Llreflawl. cailleit at Cask to receive tie nab: CHINA. for NIW YORE, flathrday, June 20. ABM for BOSTON. Saturday, JUDO A. PRIMA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. July 4. Piing* mosey, including steward's tee sad provisions. but without WlOll or throws :—To Halifax and Beaton, elder cab* r woad esti& Ble. To New York. chief cabin. CSC asisead eaten, V& Freight to Halifax, Boston, sad New Tort. ti cr . ,: e y i t per eart. p •r—Apply to J. B. Yoord, 62, Old Loudon J. Corte, Ham, mid 12. Place de la Para ;G. &ad J. Burns, Buchanan *tree*, Glasgow 1). 3 a;e11 4 . Wirer. Qaeenstown ; or D. and C. Wirer, a, Wake , in* Lyman "DOILLIPPB, GRAVER, and PRILLIPPS destreteh the undermentioned es•Laisre gigemers Tor IBOTTIRD•M and the RHINE, the RATATIIR. Gem Me ROOM xod Forster' Moue Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 1 lam. Fares : A 2 ta., /t 1 10s., and 17s. Id. Return ticket., a faun sad a half. The YTKNOORD, Thursday morning duty, booed! the Tower. hire AL Fie issimr, the HOWL June 18, at 11 a.m., from Horse tydesre. rum: el. al. awl Ink 1a• HOTRIM7IIIII6, the LONDON, luso 17, from R Pane. AS Si., 82 It., and AL To be :Wowed by tret i eS ° T wlL Al Wage. Roe 00YENRAGIN and STOCKHOLM, a steamer, le • few da jZ freight. rev, Chaplets tr Ao., apply at elversal 0/Bee, k m=elreus i.... . 1:o. oe to MIMI'S. GRAVER sod PHI LUSTS, 'DUNG. 18 Guineas, cost GO Biz Months ago. DrUnent tone. tall comps., bondman case, saved truss r.t.ctition touch, metalllc Plate, atl letesnlmprovememio. abW Included. The Ludy ere/ Wk. one month's trlaL Appq at 17 , Downham-rood, Ire dean has Linga/nott-road. TVICNIZFORIYB PURE FLUID MAGNISIA .I_F has De m dying twenty-11r: jen . zz y hatSeslly suaa abased Oa waled prefession. aas as las best mods far acidity of tl:= IP* Ind imAradioa. sad as • NW ape dna kor• asliamie caassiastsons, care esp•clas fee bass sad sillasso. It Is proceed. awash' . KDICr " r 7:,..5.-1. :..r.....wiriz Wray sill ramsr a llbl• CbaLias t Ihroasir 1111111 WOOL ZI„. A EMMA, SHORTNESS°, BREATH, BRAN CUMII, DISCIIA MIA. intallibty Mimed and awed by the isms CTIMILETTM (Palatal nompsors). The =dm Wag in peeeirseen into the think attles tb• . b ole as^ heeeint. Hayinerhatt. 64. Tertacillintes erpectoreillon. end indite the functions of thet cesium of reepiratton.—T. Zapie. Rue d'Ateester danruin Price 2e. a box. Bold he London by JOD ENTIGORATIVZ NRVLNUBSKWCZ. T i stioatifisolly amporod rod mai pt ran. live maid labottosed otobta• to WA , optiall aapsoribises, at the Integrity of obi& pelipt bea m il It la swab tat dobOAta of all laottb.44l, mow alb, lament* psalm oat iprotb laebtr Itiooftst- to ibi morrotla eV& o 10. per %sift. sr Mr wallies la am too itb Mo agfa Ikea= said=lo. Ooletbilloo*W7a: W AL THE LONDON and PARIS HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). Capital SAOO.OOO. In 20,000 shares of £2O each. First tame, 10.000 snares. Al=loe. per shaer.n application, and 8.1.105. on allotment. ca dirideed of 6 per cent. guaranteed for the Ent year. BANIFRS. The 17nion Bank of Reiland and France, FS King Willlara-street, London ; 6, Boignard des Carlene+, Perla. Meson. Adam and Co, Boulognsur-lier. The National and Provincial Bank of England, Folkestone. Mann. Realm, Farquhar, Davidson, Chapman, and 00., 10, St lamangtreet. Temporary Offices—No. 1, Winchestw.street, Old Broad street, KC., London: 13, St. Jainesintrent, K W., Leaden; Peewee deg Innen, Boulevard de Haines, Paris. , swankina rho Richard Cardin, 11-q., Landon. Frederick Sore. Req.. Fenn Owing to unavoidable delay In obtaining the permission , of the French Government to publish this Company le Prance, tbe Prewsetne could as be advertised in the Preset] Journals until Thursday, the 11th A c wan the Directon have decided on KZ OPENING th e nst., SHARE LIST, so that the Lista for both ceastries nay be cloud lesmltaneenaly. • Ey cedar, ILICKARD CARDIN, Secretary pen tem. DOUGLAS Jae of Man.—Hie —Hie Grace the Duke of AthoWs I Me resideece, the CASTLZ MONA NOM and BOARSTNO-110IISZ. The patronage dt and founts le ealolted w age antavaliedmia economical establishment See •• Bradabaw." Tariff and lint of fureland homes on receipt of two etemipit. riNORFOLK -SQUARE HOVEL is close to and In view of the Antral Platform of the Great Weaken 'Railway Station, Paddington. Lake coffee-rocta. Hot and cold baths. Tariffs oa application. LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSI. WAlfail Amid KM $ awl 4, GOODOISTREIT, W. B ROWN B11.0111:11t8. —PATENT nHAIRB awl I:lol7C p =l!= . l... azulterre. Treolo. Portanah- Maw aa-1114 Bil°WN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES (Prise Medal, International Exhibition, 1862) rout meat la twat of the fire without hiterrrptlon to the action of the oven. heaptate, lintler. de. The mew are cell-ventilated. and. CrescNibs as roasters or for the baking of bread or i eachtacy, occaomy, ventilation, and care of =i . *mar" as. Images are unaptedai. They are of all slam sad rat... Mr large ones, fitted with bath and steam apparatus, the moat complete appointment for large establialt mte —Bl. Elabopegate-street Within. rsAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb. ; A! Vona Gaudlee, Ls. 4d. a 0 M. ed. meMO& Wax. U. 14.; i Inineperent Irat, S. ; BeMaolt Ina and 'perm. Is. ; German was, IL Pd. ; le:4lW Irma. le.; palace weans, la Id.: compe -1 Me, ed., de., and ye WM. metellla tee Pahnees Lap;; P 44. . magnum; Pd. ; mould; Coins oil, ea per gallon; leir Me. ella. Ye. mid , AIL per tram : amylase, 48e : did brows WWII% le N. per peeked; enema flewWeidner, ; white Windsor. ed.; Msg. la 4 4. : ermine and alme iga W . l per fter—em mak at Mr. T. DAYndil see BOW W aren bones. eft ft ftheaddeedftdd• Lama W.C. CIAUTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., Na Info of $O, Strand, Blacking. Int, and qqes Manufacturers, CAUTION the PUnLIC against persons trading dater same, and pedaling to be connected with them, ce their late estalldiusent at 410, Strand their only manufactory being ila n tu ria. osis. lisestri•Errsisr, vixeurraigies, VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and Bitooput, for the information of the Public and their onnairens Nitrims, beg to oaks the following annoancement re. =the VALVE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the tide. the Oar trader end the public will be alike protected by the wide obvaliten of knowledge on tide subject. Gold being Melded lute U parts or carats. it follows that gold of la aerate One, is 118 cants.. Ea 84 9 carats .. nII In _La worth 4 Ili 17 (orate.. 3 3 3 curate .. 1 8 84 per MIK* 16 011T661.. I 1 74 7 =rate .. 1 4 9 Ulcerate.. 4 1 111 IS minds.. 81 1 el carats .. 1 1 ti Ucants (EMU 14 carats.. 2 34 5 mate .. 01l 8 abadard) II 17 lei LI oinge.. I • 4 cents .. •14 14 111 amnia.. 314 4 13 Guam.. 1 foi II ands .. 010 71 9) scats_ 111 94 11 carats.. 1 I 1 2 (orate .. 0 7 1 Umtata— I 7' 8 II carats.. I lit 44 1 cent ... • 3 64 UMMA/14617. 16, i1111461111460re1t, C0116641146M. W.C. , Loudon. 216 Vr em se:A.: i 9f Chains and Jewellery for la each. N.B. This G Gerd at • to the evening. and o• ingurdadie sicsasokisalc. OrENING of II YAM and Co.'s NEW PREMIUM OS end O. oxroaasrierer —Theme embo dy* and reescnbleeut Premises ere NOW OPEN, se4 the public ere =wig invited 0 visit the new buildings and biped the to which have been curried out for the terthereisce a rn= and public accommodation. OPENING et HYALIi sod 0028 NEW PitilLl3B6, In and IT, OZTORD-STRIZT.—OROUND FLODR.—This portion of lbe New Building le appropriated to the Mimbry gad sate of Gentlemen's Suits and iloperate Garmenta far inimediete wear. Its vent *Paco and Plan under it capable of displaying to advantage the amortment of Attire ever submitted, at ovie view, te public OPENING of HYAM and Co.'s NEW PREWISIB, 66 mod 67, OXFORDMACRE ORDER DEPAATMENT.—No outlay has been spared hi the planning of this Branch, 'with Its selection rooms, Ming rooms, cutting ZOOM" W.Nfsn mew Ike. Beery semonable weeny In fabric la hoc displayed, and the mitten wined are fully competent to the sedan committed to them. OPENING of HY Alg trod Cob's NEW Paz no. 68 sad IT. OXIOII.DSTAIDY.—CHILDI22I2I, BOYS' and YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT.—FIRST 71.0011.—This extensive Branch le kept perfectly dittinct, and la stocked with a net and varied assortment of Attire foe the young of all ages, in which Attire the written are known to excel. A separate Department tor Hata, Hosiery, Shirts, Scarfs, Collura. Outfits. Umbrellas, ac.—H y and Co., Wend Oxford-ssaeet : 22 . arid% Neweltreet, ltrasinghain ; and 42, Briggs* Leeds. TROUSERB.-Bpecial attention is called to the /OW SPRING 000D6, and geetlemen mho do sot sled ....The a lair plea ler a geed lialr or Mousers ma degemd as material rad MTh that cannot be excelled. at Wit and KIMPTON'S, TWol 101. Moil *prigs Nader NW. 1111? DWELT NOVELTIES for the SEASON. , The 0341414 DILA, PRINCE of WALVI. and ROYAL BRIDAL 110TIQUIT, ta. M. each. The Cassolette Tan , dellght follTp denied, from Se. M. • specimen by poet for 50 damps The scented Mane, re elegant golden orreateet for the pigeg ewe, le.: by post for IS staropa—B. 11.110114 fasten St glued. . and fl, Canada. WHITE sad BOUND TEETH are indispensable toYereend Aterection. gad to herr and loaPr_itY by =Plearloaliee et foot kOWL•IIDEt ODONTO r I% NyllritlCA oraponoded of Oriental Ingredient.. la el tneetheable vales in and beautifying the teeth. ektiogibaspe tk• rank and In ring a pleating Owner to tbe terra It andleatee tartar the teeth. mares spar assay. sad polishes and preserves the enamel to which It boor • pearl-Ilia whitener. Its invaluable pro per.' her ohlered the perry of royalty and the sego. grey et Mew. end it I. treirenally to high repute. Yrtoe In N. pr bog. Bed •110. Hatton•gardeu. and by Oteeelgte sad Auk for l"norileede Cerro! CIRIT HAIR.--CLEVELAND'S WALNUT NJI MUDS ettaligo pay todr to the atlas! Mout 4artio red or Nat bah% tanyat N. sere It mad wally lea rn ll•appoaraaoa. Pram Mot. r d. % ,= ,, L... c ammtfaLL . ; d a yam& ike g ard aU el=t• portsatsra, Caoßioarlb e i l re an; wortaJar Initiations al Mt aatlela Qantas mak for "A:Sonia/Ws Walnut Pomade." Zstabliabliel 1844 , A X lIVICR BAILING REMEDT.I Pi. Dr. earns 'mous red Wyss ;IL OA I eel any 14011 Mal breedlest. be bed hreebaabie to w d=r i t te47 .... 0as ask U, I ylstallk yl irt the 1 eyet Ike. 113 111411 =01 eimilvaleert sea hoar royll es eyeliner el lee Need. they ere kW/ shill NM Iliellr awl Peeled is the elieeeeh t *l t . read W. i. mot pettlit, . pre to We the "Ipt ARLOWH PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably emstrived th at s full beet, as wed al smaller suite. nay be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. In action Is so Impalpable that the sedhueat of the most limpid bald by me poselbalty can be dlanirbed. Mole IL, ISt, lee., to suit 4i, 11, and le gallon casts. B ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No renhped required. No more eat beer or War wine. Pries M. ad. ge....-epply direct le JAMAS palegilee7 l l7.=l .l 4Wato-strest, btansioit-house. flee dna kb MAIO and IhNtele aft bk over Illtfele: all Mbesilese alwrioun lmuWor, LUNAR. frail& llatabLlsliedlB2o. CARTE DE VISITE FB.AMXII, Micrographs. Albums, liana Air Na Cameras. MR. J. C. STEVENS ps, will SELL by AUCTION, at hfa Great boom, se l Kins - dre•i• C° v en t t a Z d t Jun* MONDAY, It, at half-past resift*, RISCLI N US ANAIDABLAO P., consisting of albums, photographs, carte de visit. frames, albumenized paper, Ibbetson'e geometric chock, by Holt none. photegrapluc cameras and lenses, stereoscopic slides, air pump, electrical machine, magic lantern slides, sad various other Dem.—Perim rho liekurday prior and morning of ads. sad cahlomias had. I►liOl[ Li& ?MI MS GAZITTIL [was or ROLM:IONS ARP 1014N= PARTICULARS TO RR • ORTAIRED AT TAR °mei' or TSB CRIMP lIROISTRAIL 00017 OF luarmsvrrar, maneocuirerszir.l BANICRUPT& Jowl caLLow, Bt. Andi;Wi.ToTnii:: -- Horeemonger-leze, mllleri eztanto 'air render June 30, it 11. , BONN 14130 a, Goagibeg, Ored'elanWang, auctioneer, June 23.5 t K MX/UMW SlMOl,Bark-walk. Chelsea, cummltan.ageng.ltuie 23,5 t 2. .111223 (orn, James-street. Paddington, and Oracechurch street. COMlkedoll agent, .Jane 24 as 2. JOIN }ALL Sutra, Regent-street, Pall-mall, and Karrecourt videos, Brompton, artist, June 10, at 1 CBANUIS 80711, Highetreet, Borough, l. dealer in garniture, June 30, at 11. Jon Baass, Staverton-row, Vialworth-road, poulterer, Juno ZO, at 11. 1210/4a11g0124.a1n, Floore,Northaraptonalg,tallowlune3o,at 11. Beltagith LI; Park-at., Islington, attorney's clerk, June 23, at 1. WILLIsii Aosatil, Montpelier-et., Bromptou,tallor,June tit, at 1. TEolgss PICK, Clapham, burn y, farm manager, June 22, at L. .231011.0 Bull! 1.12332, BAllwaj-place, Shoreditch, tilversmith, June 15, at 2, HUNT ,21441311 Beget, Queen's-street, Mile-end New-town, butcher's 5 lane 25, at li. GRAIL= BOWit ." =„ evesehlrograve, OM Kentwood, commission I Mout, June a& a 4 I. Iraspcnice Musa* Sunnis, Clevelandetreet, Fltzroyequare, hootataker, Joao Sit at 12,. Timms FOULLY COORS, Sudeley-street, Islington, engineer's dime 2e, at It JOIN VMM. IL John smood-tamica, Regent's. park, railway i clerk, Ja 08. at 12. MAR= VlMaklisWillians-st.,Strasd,sco TBollail FULL, Davideg, New Kent-road, osobsar,nter,Juntn,at 12. June st 2. Taloboa BANSOW 10 01 lAs,liillnianiow, sommlnalun I agent, Janata. ass. . OAXIIANO NICOLO VINCZNZO MAMA Miainiatri, Fritliatreet, Soho, commission aent, June 2a, at 1. ' ENtasass Ilicilam. NASH, Strani, tobacconlet, June 30, at 2. JAxice WalliWaioav, King David-lane, Shadwell, have broom maker, Juno 22, at 12. 'Join Dania, lamb's Conduit-street, compositor, June 23, aOL - NaßaT ILUIUILL ALLMLIIAN, Warner-place, Ilackneproad, 1 bate* re saanalacturer, June 2.3, at I. 01101141 BlialMVsazhallevalk,lAinbeth.carpenter,June 23, at 1. 110/1312 TZLIIINOTOIL Staab., Norfolk, farmer, June 73, at 11. FRISINZICIL PILIWI, Croydon, Surrey. builder, June 23, at 12. i WudaeiN,e2aBlo tlumiewoon, Nasinshall-stroci, and Dome. street,accountants Clark„.l mac J. at 1: CEIRL/3 Jima attrzil, Bounds .Iteh, oilman, Jane 23, at 3. JOHN nun, Aga, Nrettqa, Sofrolk, builder, June a, at 3. Joaarti DtmAt. ave., Cottage-rue. Bcrmondaey-wall, angtll, Jana 23, at IL JI fOO 6Aealccn, Queenatreet.Golden.square, envelope 'tamper, Jame 24 as L [adman Nome W (won, Woolwich. and llarford•terra:e, end dock clerk, June Lt, at 1. Few Potkciss, TMactaasteset, Ni • ' I, commission agent, Jana 110, at 1. _., _ ___ . , forint Biala Jtass, Southampton, medical practitiontr, Jane SI, at & .... . ... ...-_ ' • "- - -• •. r e i= u LLo2l7l; Birmingham, Umber merchant, July 3, at 12. COOK; Newbold Verdon, Leicestershire, grocer, - a I OJ to ßaffle= CLr2B, Burton-upon. Trent, engineer, June 4, at 11 TPOKAO 11.111 M. Cegeohill, War widish., wheelwright,J une 29,at 12. 11611 IT HAMM, Coventry. artist, June 10, at It ALILLLODIJI HAMILL allefkield, cutler, June 27 at 10. ISAAC 114114., Bhelheld, c ,mmerciel m Jareller, une 27, at 10. JOHN Loan, Halifax, accountaut, July 2, 5111. WILLIAM Hazy Pia.asus, Kingston-upon-Hull, slater, June 24, at it. Yoasaz Caw, Lax, Liverpool, 'learned victualler, Jane 24, at 11. WILLIAM WALtia, Over, Chetbne, agent to a salt mantilmeurex, July at 11. MALLS JACKSON end CHARM; SAIIINDIR3, Oldham, coach . Madden, Jail? .24, at 11. Juts d w, Malehiaterr provision dealer, Juno 2 1 1. at li JOMUM KIM Cheadle. Cheshire, telokmaker, June te, at 11. JOakia BrillarßM., Gorton, Laneaahke, manufacturing &M lA, _.rati 00,12. /Lila CUutititt, jun.. Stockton on-Tees, attorney,June 30, at It ZDWAXD walk Blrmingttera, bootmaker, July et at in JOIN% MGM Birmingham, manufacturer .1 electro-plated goods, July It al 10. bitALl c Jun., Ilolnisclale, Surrey, butcher, June 12, at 1. 12141ien1Jonui eux,.ltotherham, cornweiner, June 25. at 11. 711.11•11 OMNI. Iledwortlk Warwieludthw, sawyer, Jane 20. at 1. Jai= Kisannw, noendale, woollen wearer. June 2i, at 11. • Matikbe *Air weenie, Derby. milliner. June 25. at 12. JOl YLesa, Gokar, Yorkshire, cloth dresser, J uly 2, at JOSarit Klrkburton, Yorkshire, general-shop keeper. July 2, at lit P9•ll•o9,Whaplode, Lincolnshire, grocer, June24,at 10. CIWILI23 SHIPLSY. Knowles-Luc, near Oidbam, militant to • 0114110 dealer,. 'sly 9, at 11. Thomas 1100014 jun., Siuddington, Worcestershire, bather, June 19, al la. EDEMAS JAAKS, Hllibrook, Banta, builder, Julyl9, at 12. AMU HOWARD, Southampton, optician , June =, at H. Joan rowar. fillvlegton, Shropshire, fanner, June A at 11 tioltigrr 22. at OILDUA Oirlingtoss in Ilannlngham, Yorkshire, eerier, J 9l l Waal, HILL, norm Nibiey, Gloucester& . haulier, June 12, at IL 41110201 Wil.Ltants, Maidenhead, Berta, farrier, Jona et, at 11. TROKAI 1510111101/91, Stafford, eardwaluer, Jane 29, at 10. WILLILN Cunanabativ, Nottingham, maltater, July 22. at 11. JOMUII Werra, Wel* goinerembire, hatcher, June 211, At IL Josh /4111111dx DOnsaibylCastbourne,Sumez.bakar,June MUUJUt Bolatausli. Brighton, milliner. JUDO 90, at 11. LAST £1A111.14,11193111. July & 0. Von Guttenberg, Bromley, Kent, gentleman-July 8. W. Bataan, telltoneauare, New North-road. carpenter-July & L W. Cooper, lower thamessireet, and Luardetreet, Caledo nian-road. wine marchant-July & H. Abbey, Sklnnerstrwet, Snow-hill, engrave r -July & W. T. Honer, New Broad-street, City, leather merchant-Jnly & B. Pool, Leusan-etreet, tiood man's.lkelds, eattle salesman-July h If. . Dyer, liedfordareet. Hornsey.road, late commercial clerk-July 10. G. B. Stocker, Doswell-street and Homey-road, haberdasher-July 10. 0. GUI* lat. Ash, Kent, farmer-July 10. 0. K Field, lower &I dwell, biscuit manuiacturer, and Joinerstreet, Southwark, brewer's agent-July 8. J. Steedman, Central-street, Bt. Lake's, baker-July 8. O. Kemal, Union street, Borough, licensed vie. Mintier-July 8. W. Allen, High-street. Poplar, boutmaker-July 8. 0. Adams, Whitstable, Kent, master mariner-July & J. Friend, Croidm, Surrey, thatcher-July 10 W. Croveney, DOM, baker-July 10. J. Imes, West Croydon, Surrey, COMIIIIII4IOI/ agent-July JO. J. !ham Hiley-street, Chelsea, dealer In milk- July 10. W. K. Wakiams, Provideuce-baikilngs, New Kentroad, wheelwright-July 10. IL Testes, Hackney-mad, cutler-July 10. I. rdiuouds, Ouilsborough, Northamptonshire, gentleman -July 9. W. G. Edwards, Canteloweoruad, Camden-town, picture dealer-July 9. P. O. Brasier, Wharton-straw, Pentonville, com mission agent-July 9. A. Mork& Northtleet, Kent, journey- man carpenter-Jay 9. J. Light, Old Kent-road, iron bedstead' manufteturer-July 11. G. Trona, Cason-row, Indston,hdlor -July 11. A. W. Clark, Downsterram, Lower Clayton, window &a dealer-July 9. M. L. Muller, Mason's-avenue, Basinghall- Wee. watchmaker -July 9. 0. Kemp, Kiiiingdon, Middlesex, protean or masic-July S. W. Id gurnatd, liainpatead-road, , = di dealer-July 9. J, Lea, Norfolk-square, Paddington, house keeper-July 9. B. Ward, Southampton, captain In the Royal Warble Light latantry-July g. Z. Jaws, Yenta/la ; buildings, Gray's-lun, clack In the Warottice-J illy 9. T. hirons, Hall-park, Paddingtoti. commie ion agent for buying and selling horses-J tily 9. W.I. Newton, Brawereirea la Juana school culler-.July 11. T. W. Milner, Queenareeit. g ir d.. ear . i,ewyor-July U. 11, Mom, Bartbolomewequare, Lab ' s, ueoopp fj,y ri lf. 4' 4 1-4 1. T . 0 i t rile ,Il at e e n e n'. t I,t l o i ll U ;:u t r ra mt e ' accountantu ly. H. Kreitman, Tinley, Huntingdonshire, late farmer-July 11. N. M•YDa, OW Obarebsereet, Paddington, professed cricket player 11. J. Gim, Langham.street, Haryloba te, cabinet maker --Jul It. !Luna, Lorgashall. Undies, sly 11. 8. N. Wright, lend Naaeby Lodge, Northamptonehin fanner-July 11. FL P. Whitcomb°, Colchester. hens, solichor-July 11. C. J. Howe, Gloucester•place, Camden-town, jewellers' aadannt-Inly IL 11. II awtree, Hounslow, Middlesex, labottzer-Joiy 9. A. L. • Win..comb, Churtes-street, Pimboo, baker-July& P.S. Themes, Whartorkstreet, Psatenville, mine lessee-July 9. C. T. Wood, Ptei • , term ead 10ataat a Omura viotuallsz-Maly 9. U. M. •We Aldimps.riar.“. agent for the tale of patent boot Ups U- July G. Tabu; thewellhtreet, brass finisher-July 13. W. B. Powsr, Boit-itnet, Cot Bromptoo, working uphtilaterei , -jay II J. Turnbull, Cambridge-heath, Bethnal-green, oake-bosiae i. keeper-Jay IL I. IVII. Geergs-row, Bermondsey, hater- July 13. W. N. INNS, Welthtaditsrt,Was, ust,isk4ows. BOW ' 001311111-1,10 a .W. Pain% Cisenaln. dalrebodlan-4/#1 IL P. Watt*, Xiesaelrted, 111= tastruatent Maiter--JILIN IN J. p teraquars, bsa i %-Jul t : t il, , swr-Jutiii. 7 w Ti. i -1), eLlodllon.yast en ku p ing, ; Witten dent, , Wirylahlea Notting-hal lige I .C . , T. aloweig - ,. sit . grongte il 'T. Irma's% er•0 01 4 :7 ratehip a Walk4lo-991"401)0404WPW1 ~ , ; drat; tripe &suet-AV O. T. N. Device; -11111pead-blidge, Vausirell, lo • gee compsny-nlialyS. P. Arts, Moo ries, print uly 9. J. Jacob, Graces-alley, White/chapel, fishmonger say 9. T. Champion, High Holborn, carpenter July I. O. P. Oo ,yer. East•re•d, Hobo& teilor-July let D. French. Chatkallk aserchnst-Jaly IS. 4, Orion, WO street, Wapping, shipping butcher-July 9. T. 8. Noiron. BrUn. wick-terrace, Wastbouraegrove West, eet-July S. W. R. Rhodos, Hampton, Middlesex, painter-July 13. J. Welch. rent.O. 'SACO. Eizienville, and Church-sneak Stoke Newington, builder-Juli22,T..Lane, Tamworth, late commission 'agent- July 22. W. it. Peek, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, scrivener - July H. late, Binainghem, agent-July U. E. Temkin, Worcester, mat dealer-J my M. 8. :bah, Birmingham, grocer- July 20. C. I. Austen, Newlyn, near Penssoce, Cornwall, commander - in lie loyal avp,--July 20. J. Menotti, &Mier. Innkeeper-Jul : 10. Jane Westaway, Ashburton, Devonshire, grocer -Juse i N. Breves; Illddissborough, Yorkshire, inn• hheper-Jaly7. O. A, Goodall, Liverpool, furniture broker- July y. W. Bate Bruton, near Liverpool-June lA. B. Pettit, Liverpool, provision merchant-June 24. T. Bradshaw, fences ter, MedilMen-Jkly & T. Abdale and G. Kemp, Darflagtom Durham, hyalolem-.1412 IL H. Undue, Sunderland, linendraper -Jely 8. G. Welker, Darlin gto n, Durham, butcher-July 8. J. T. Walton, Crook, Durham boot maker-Jane 30. G. IlutchisosOlawelmilesupoisnob, ghottr-June IR H. T. &Ike. • Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Tynernouth, ship broker-July 6. W. Evans, Fidentheld, Worcestershire, carpenter-July L T. Hill, Swansea, &shimmer-4mM b. A. Howsin, food& hers dealer -July 111. Vaisya, Vfolaimilspo. Durham, licensed victualler ' July 13. 0. H. Wheekr ilishopwearmouth, Durham, joiner - July it. J. Talton, et;weittry; fanner-July SO. T. Close, Ea & • ton, bitlandshire,slater-July 1. Aerowleolthr Truncew o . Cheshire, grocer-July & J. Nom* Over Doreen. lenombre. ironmonger-June 20 J. C. Nichola, Jun., Findley. Btaffordskdre, general commission agent-Jury 1. J. Treater, Shebeid, edge tool forger-July 2. Y. Alycroft, sew handle maker- July 2. E. Kendall, Donea.ter, late groom-My He J. Bart ham. hpcen, Barka, memo-Poly 21. J. .12‘0204, Labeller. ow chine S ter-July 9. D. Norris. Collsalt Herlfordiddre. Inn keeper-July 17. T. Sheds. Amble, Northumberland, Innkeeper -July 17. W. Waters, Dunkleit, Kent, bLdvAis S. J. ''Yeti, OoringoOrderefffM,lsserreaskr • • -------- --• - BA NE RIJP7CIEL ANNULLED. Feb. 20. THOMAS 1111tRY AllJ.t, Okehampton, Deromdthe, grocer. June 10. HILTON KAY, Manchester, indlernbber dealer. DISCLAMATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Joni BIOHLTHILL Chose Moomortestreet, City. and Alma-road. Gunnery, walin manufacturer-Ist dividend of 3a. 011, any Thursday. at Steasteld's, Basinghadetreet. Limit( Join Min. Nottingham, ironmonger-let dividend of M. 61, June 16, and three subsequent Monday, at Harris's, Nottingham'. Jong Omen, Nottingham, grocer-lst dividend of 65., June 16, am tines satebenent elllarrids, Nottinghais, lissOuroi MOM JACISON, Leicester, silk mercer-2nd divi dend of s, U t . i, : h.. ane 16, and three subsequent Mondays, at Hunt Yount OWEAV-40a4 dividend. of 4 Minh breterest). June 17. sod &wane:ova Wednesday, at _Morgan's, Liverpool. DIVMMOM Jane O. H. J. Bacon, Ritchie Herta, uelloilitenr-June 6. Miller, Deptford, tailor-June 29. W. Tompkins, Heath and Reach, Bediordshire. tanner-June U. W. Archer, Crotched inns, City, and Lower Edmonton; wins matron-June IS. R. Dickens, Yamada Nolahaamtanshire; nthewlwrlght-Jeae 19. C. Cannons and F. B. Canneaux, Catherine-court, Tower-hill, winemerchante-3une29. J. 'Sumpton, Uxbridgeroad, Ealing. corn chandler-June MA. F. HIS, Norwich, wire merchaut - Joie 21. A. C. Marsden, Catalan r draper-Jane 24. B. Davies, °Whiny, Brecknockshire, tailor-June 24. E. Powell. Llarnitst. Breconshlre, licensed victuallers-Jab I. J. Jones, Langley, near Oldbury. Worcestershire, lionised Onialler-June 24. W. W. Walters, Exeter, innkeeper-June 29. W. Sutcliffe and J. Sutcliffe, Todmordon, Yorlishl.e, cotton manufacturers-June 27. P. IL Broadhurst, niefneld, accountant-.J one FT. F. Weaves, Work sop, Nuttiegherentrea corn miller -J inn 25. J. Walker. York, late lanner-Junel7. J. T. Brocklehniallbsbell, Derbyshire, tailor-One IT. S. loin Shaikh:l, coefecttoser-Jane 17. H. Holdnorth, Shsilleld, and City of London, merchant-June EL J. O. Bebbim&n, Manchester, letterprese printer-June 23. J. Broughton, Lab, henhouse teeter -July 6. T. R Gould square, Crelohntriark merchant-July 27. .1. Owen and J. IL Dutch, Worcester. bankers. PARTNEEMMES DISSOLVED. W. Newton and T. Beardmore, Loogten,Mattordahlre, earthen ware marsilledgrars - W. Potter and T. Taylor. Liverpool, vier chants -.7 - T. arratt, J. Stamps, Joseph Ford, and John Forst Wolverhampton and Birmingtuun, merchants, so tar as regards J. Tam* and J. Stamps - 8., Mahan. and LB. Hindmarsh, Oatahead, Durham, grocers-S. Horrocks and O. F. Robinson, Manchester, cottqu enure dealers-J. Rill and T. Hardy. Not tingham, plasterers-Anna Tregaskis and Jane Venn's. Fal mouth, ladies' outettere-J. Bonin and R. L. Allen, Pining ton, Lancashire, rope makes-J. 1 urner, H. Turner, and C. Terser, Man hest& and 'Stockport, pianoforte dealers-F. Wan and T. W. West, SI shlenhead Basendele, J. Oregon, and W. Monk, Preston, Lancashire. machine makers, so far as regards Hatemiale-T. Richards and T. Da High-street, South wark, tea dealers-J. Swift and S. C. 6 Sheffield, tobacco maredaoterers-R. H. W. Melbas's and J. , Yen churchetrest, COMOIII4IOII merchants-0. R. Clayton and K C. "Moan, Sanord, Lancanire, common brewers-J. I Huntington, ma., and J. L Huntington, Jun, Great theffolketrest, Borne% coal dealers-A. Adams and W. C. Masora Ocawsll-70114. 11 = seerers-T. Roan and O. Donee, Manchester, parlors--S. trae.and r. Crabtree, Halifax, drepers-W. Proud, J. Moen O. Maw, ma., Mast Aso Ettestorion, sad B. Oorer, Wag ham Durham, brewers-J. Martin and J. Mom Find. a- hill and Beta Durham, colliery 'owners-Sarah znsibeth Barnett and Luc/ Ann Walla, Jewni-ereecent, City, arkolesals mlßdnsrs- W. =wood and H. Willisms, Harnmersmilla lime merchants- E. IL Stantoe and T. Jon, Chorley, Lancashire. attorneys-O. Drinkoder, sen. and T. D. Drinkwater, Stockport. Cheshire, esereme-11. Osoley and C. Foetus, Wolverhampton, faetars-Ann Tato. A. Fates, and J. W. Yates. Walsall, Staffordshare.lanners, so far as regards Ann Yates-W. Knott sod J. 111101 my, Harts. dome-court, Moor-lace, City, s t. manufacturen-D Gill and J. Smith, Aberdeen, watchmakers. SOOTCH SIIJUZSTRATION OArnt MARSHALL, Gleason and Killearn, contrecter, June 17, at the Faculty Mall, (Hugon. THE mires AND PRINCESS OF WALES AT NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess or Wales honoured the Duke and Duchess of Northumber land with their presence last evening, at • princely enter tainment given in their honour at Northumberland Hones. . This hoe old baronial residence, the magoidoset hand- Wines of which have • world-wide reputation, baa not of late been opened for the reception of company so frequently as formerly, owing to the imperfect health of the noble duke, who tuff's., painfully from gout, a severe attack of which yesterday unhappily deprived his grace of the pleasure of presiding at his hospitable board. In the duke's absence the Duchess of Northumberland was assisted iu d2iiilte . honours of the evening by Lord Loraine, heir 're to the dukedom,. By kindness of the noble host the Queen's Owe Westminster Ride Corps were allowed to supply a guard of honour to receive the Prim* and Princess. Acoorffingly • gaard compoeed of 130 men. with six of cers, were drafted from the Grenadier companies of the corps ; 1(0 men being stationed oo the garden-front of the. house where the Prince and Princess were to alight, and 30 mea being appointed for duty in the court-y.2A of the mansion. On the garden front an open pavilion bad been erected, in which the band of the Coldstream Guards, led by the elder Godfrey, wee stationed during the evening. At half- past seven o'clock extra pressure was applied to the fouotaine in Trate/gar-square, while the bells of St. Martin's Church struck up • merry peal. The rueste invited to meet the Prince and Princess included 60 ladies and gentlemen. The general company present after dinner included shunt 180 members of the ariatocracy. At 11 o'clock the Prince and Princess of Wales entered the ball-room, where dancing immediately commenced to the music of oom and Tinney's orchestra. The Prince and Princess dapped in several sets. SOCIETY YOE THE PROPAGATION OP THE GOSPEL. The manual City meeting at this amilety was held yesterday, in the Zgyptian-hall at the lianeion-hotwe ; the Lord Mayor in the chair . On the platform were the Archbishop of the Bishops of London, Mauritius, and Orange River,a Nelson, Bir H. Young, Mr. (leeches, MP., Mr. Hubbard, M.P., Archdeacon Hale, Canoe Charnpneys, and a large body of the clergy. Tb. Bev. Mr. Perth read the report, which referred with satisfaction to the acceptance by Dv, Doughty, the Archbishop of Canterbury of the office of Prod. dent of the society. The report, which was of some length, stated that the society hat now been engaged for 161 years in endeavouring to plant the church of Christ among our coos trymeo abroad and among the heathens. From North Ame dcaits operations have gradually been =tended to the West Indies, Australia, helm, Booth Africa, New Zealand. Ceylon, Borneo, and British Columbia. There ere now congregations under the pastoral care of npwanla of 3,000 clergymen, of whom 450, beetles a large number of catechists nod lay-teachers, statioaed generally in the most destitute places, are maintained wholly or in part by the society'. The British possessions abroad extend over a ant° face of about 9,000,000 quart Miles, nod are the seat 'of 42 bishoprics. la 1862 the society's receipts were 93,3'251. 1= general food, 77,0211.. ; appropriated, 9,7251. ; special, 6,5771.) The demands on its reIO4ICMS inseam year by year. The society desires to provide this year, from its general fund, for the maintenance of niimionaries in Australia, Bengal, Bombay, Borneo, British Columbia, Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, Constantinople, Oh' lAbrad9r, Madras, Mauritius Natal, New Bruns wick, N ew Zealand, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Laporte laud, Bt. Helena, Tasmania, West ladles. The Bishop of Louden moved the first reeultion as follows :—" That the fresh ampules recently given to emigration by the didrese his the nmonfacturing districts imposes upon the tried@ of the today the duty of iocreased efforts to anion , ' its ro oftrees, move ethecially with a view of meeting the spiritual waste of our countrymen during the first years Cl their settlement is the colooiea." The Archbishop a Armagh wooded the resolution, which was supported In b Mr. ,Goecbso. M.P., and carried, as were several others fur therance of the objects of the association. OSYNTAL PALACE:Ps-ONi SWILLING DAY.—FRIDAY, Jong 13.—Asbniesiose oft MONA, 2,005 &4WD by MOM ibikall6 909 t total, UDC Do. Dl JONOWS 114011T-BIOWE COD Limas On. bosply cudom prevails in Frauds 0/ only permitting the sate at di EP wide% UM beta submitted lea rigorous dada lomat!. The Begat Primilau Sanitary Folios Is awarding such for Umiak of Dr. de Jonah's' Oil, do so on the etyma (but ftit cagy the gAnMo Cod Liver Oil bat that • Essfrems to SlatitabertodSPlDad DEVI"' Liver y rm .," mos 4 pr. de JougliZ t ipreferesse Agar setali bs emanated leo, Ili. fid.. fkl y and Oa. Dr.. 701filft 111/00K lot a1t,.7, Itiso4 inilllo+lo6ollirmaLk • TELltattAPH.ie 11!ITELLICIIINOS (ILEUM& TZLEGELIMIL) THII ITALIAN PARLIAIfiNT. TURIN, Jun 12. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Signor Mechi questioned the ministry respecting the international relatiotis between Italy and Rome, and estered into sotue explanations on the subject. Be also asked to be informed of the intentions of the Government relative to the Polish question. The minister will reply to-morrow. TURKEY AND GREECE. VIENNA, dims 12. The Oesteneidaiathe Zeitung of to-day publishes intelligence from Constantinople, according to which the reply of the French Government to the note of the Porte denies that the Sues Canal works are detrimental to the interests of Turkey. The same paper states that the Greek Government baeordered that there shall be three'days of public festivity, in commemor►tion of the acceptance of the crown of Greece by Prince William of Denmark. In Elia the portrait of King George had been torn down by the mob. The National Guard were °Writ istarkee. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Jews 11. Prince Count has nominated himself commander in-chief of the Moldo-Walachian troops. M. Tell, Minister of Public Wcirstip, has resigned his office, and the vacant portfolio has been transferred to M. Obobesco. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS. Jings 12, 3.25 p.m.. The Bourse opened heavy, in consequence of the unfavourable character of the Bank of France return, but subsequently improved. Renter closed at 69.45, or 10e. higher than yesterday. THE BOMBAY MAIL The following telegram hen been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : ALEXANDRIA, Joss 1L The Euxine, with the above mails, left here at noon this day. She may be expected at Marseilles on the 17th inst. The Delta sailed for Southamp ton at 6 a.m. yesterday. She may be expected there on the 23rd inst. The Malta brought the mail to Suez, arriving there on the Bth inst. THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Atrato, Captain Woolley, with the above mails, arrived at South ampton yesterday afternoon. She brings 245 psessogera, specie value 222,8611. sterling, of which amount 113,2041. is gold bullioo, 6,9351. gold coin, 54,1921. silver bullion, 17,9001. silver coin, 5801. pearls, and 601. is diamonds. Her cargo comprises 200 wrong cochineal, 53 bales tobacco, 363 emirs coffee, 155 bides rersaparilla, 94 casks ginger, 348 bales bark, 40 bales Ind crabber, 1,001 bags woos, 233 packers silver ow, and 241 packages susdries. Dates by t►is arrival are from Headers; 6th May; Gray Teen% 18 ; Colon, 23 ; Jamaica, ; Jam:ad, 26 ; Porto Rioo, 28; Demerara, 23; Trinidad, 24; Barladcea 26 ; Grenada, 24 ; St. Vinoent, 25 ; St. Lucia, 26 ; Mar tinique, 27 ; Guadeloupe, 27 ; Dominique, 27 ; Antigua, 27 ; St. Kitts, 28 ; St. Thomas, 29. • The Barbados, latialaturs met on the 12115, bat no busi ness at importance was tratuacted. The weather continued dry throughout the ooloay. The old cane crop was nearly all reaped, sad was expected to fall short of the average. &alums remained exceedingly dull at Demerara., without any prospect of improvement. The weather was favourable for the growing crops. The sews from Jamaica is totally devoid of interest. Trade continued in the same depressed state as last reported. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company's ship Bogota arrived at Panama on the 22nd from the Pacific cout with dates from Valparaiso to the 3rd, Caldera,sth ; Cobijo, 7th; Arica, Bth ; Chinches, 11th; Callao, 13th ; Para, 16th. The news is without importance. lummial or LADY TRZYZLYAN.—We are sorry to bear that Lady Trevelyan, the clever and accomplished wife of oar Indian Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the favourite sister of the world-renowned Lord Macaulay, bu suffered so severely io health from an accident in the bath (perhaps a fall on the wet and slippery floor) that her :medical ad virus have recommended her to proceed immediately for change of climate to the Neilgherry —4lka's /adios Mail. DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAIL.—The Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamship Ceylon, Captain Evans, sailed from Southampton yesterday, at 3 p.m., with the mails far Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, ke. She took out 21 passengers, and on freight 1,111 boxes epode, valise 367,8761., for the following ports : viz., Bombay—her silver, 264,4501. ; silver coin, 242001. ; bar gold, 62,600 i. ; gold coin, 2,0004 ; sovereigns, 2,5001. ; emeralds, 1,2001. ; and watches, jewellery, kc., 4511. ; foe Alexandria—sovereigns, 6,300 t., sod watches, 1501. ; and for Malta—gold lace, 251. The Ceylon also took out • full cargo of wend merchandise. K Du Damian's Coutcriort.—A number of naturalists and curators of museums were yesterday at tracted to the auction rooms of Mr. Stevens to witness and take part in the sale of the eataral history collection formed by Mona. Du Chian during his recent travels in West Equatorial Africa. The trustees of the British Museum bad previously obtained the first selection of specimens from the collection to the extent, it is stated, of 5001. Subjoined are • few of the principal lots sold yesterday, viz.—Lot 93, described se a magnificent series of praise male, female, and young, in fine condition, the two adults prepared by Mr. Wilson, the eminent taxidermist, the skeleton of the male nearly complete, skeleton of the female complete, and skeleton of young male. For the stuffed specimens is this lot there was • spirited competition, and it was finally knocked down to Dr. Edwards Crisp for the sum of Ha Lot 94. The skin and skeleton of au adult female gorilla, which was purchased at 20/. for the Oxford University Museum. Lot 96. A complete adult skeleton of a male gorilla, quite perfect, and articulated; a spirited contest also took piece for this lot, which wee knocked down at 321. to Dr. Clark, for the Cambridge University Museum. Mr. Flower, the couservator of the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, became the purebeser of Lot 95, the skin and skeleton of • young gorilla, 101. ; sloped Lots S. sad U. ski and skeleton of bald-beaded &immure, for 101. ; also the young of the ume, for 41. 10e. Lot 97. A complete adult skeleton of the female gorilla, 181. ; and Lot 99. a magnifiosut chimpanzee, described as the l argest inEarope, but in reality smaller then that in the Huetenan collection. It is believed this lot was bought in atlB/. IsicoßPorterkn LAW SOCIETY.—At the Trinity term final a:emir:ratios of candidates for admission on the roll of attorneys and solicitoes of the superior courts, the examiner, recommended the following gentlemen, under the age of 26, aa beieg entitled ohooomrydistioetion :—Walter Webb, aged 21, who nand his clerkship toMemes. Hughes, Hooker, sad Buttairshaw, of London ; the cowed of the Incorporated Law Society have accordingly awarded to Mr. Webb the prize of books presented by the Honourable Society of Clifford's lap. The council have also awarded to seals of the undermentioned gentlemen, whose names are plead in alphabetical order, • rice of books .given by the I rated sgegeedd 23, who sery iam ed S° l2 l c t ferk;h t ip ti Zo ne l u f Mr. Edward Braer ri tOZ of Livemool, and . Mr. Alfred Benjamin Carpenter of Lou don. Thomas Walla* Healy Hrt, qui 25, who served his clerkship to Mr. Robert Leousrd, the younger, of Brie. tol ; Mr. Lewis Fry, of Bristol ; an ts Mr. Richard Smith, of hoodoo. John William Pie Smith, the younger, aged 22, who served Dia clerkship to Messrs. Pye-Smith and Wightnian, of Sheffield; and Messrs. Tarr Jamsway, sad Tagart, of Loudon. Joseph Edward Tures& aged 21, who served his clerkship to Mr. Orlaodo Webb, of Londoo. The number of candidsillbs examined in this term was 147 ; of these, 131 wove passed, and 16 postponed. Oros. GLassis.—T. ILizain and Sou's Guseits . Mtn retain the celebrity lon g awarded to them by the hablheie of Hy. Opel* ; they poem blepla faefrolfyies power u p s : large had pertectly diethict Detd Of view. Mee esereof Men T. Barris and 800 alike dr slier Opera Oliesee so lo me etestety suit scorolghted eye.. A variety of the neweellene avid lashing for this'eaisos.Thos../leuele S=lgr (drone thl=4::: gates, Lemke. AMERICA. (arum's QUEENSTOWN, Ariz 13. The Royal Mail steamer China, which arrived here at 6 p.m. yesterday, brought 119 passengers and 25,000 dollars in specie. She landed all the mails and five passengers, and proceeded at 6.30 p.m. She left New York on the evening of the 3rd inst., and made the passage in nine days. (Per alba.) NEW 1013 X, Jeaz 2, EVISING. Aocording,to correspondents' acoonnta in the last aseault on Vicksburg, General Grant lost 2,500 killed and wounded in 30 minute. The Federal gunboat Cinoinnatti has been sunk by the'Vlcksburg batteries. Up to the Tab ult. the situation of affairs at Vicksburg retuaiped unchanged. NEW YORK. Jo„ 2, Arniuroos. The officers of Colonel Streight's command cap- tuned at Rhine, Alabama, are held by the Confede rate authorities!, at the demand of the Governor of Alabama, upon tea plea that there were negro soldiers in the mks. General Hunter has informed President Davin that melees the order for the execution of white , officers oommanding negroes is revoked immedi• ately he shall execute every rebel officer and slave holder in his possession. It is rumoured that General floater has been removed. The reported hanging of negroes by General hisrmaduke is not credited. NEW YORK, Jung 3, 1 ear. General Banks' forme, with the forces from Baton Rouge, have completely invested Port Hodson, and are besieging that stronghold in the rear, wing Admiral Farragu es fleet keep up a continual bombardment from the river. The Port Hudson garrison is estimated at from 4,000 to 10,000 men. They are said to be scantily supplied with provisions, and it was believed in New Orleans that the fall of Port Hudson was only a question of time, even if General Benks did not assault the works. Nothing further has been received from Lee's or Hooker's army. General Hunter is about to send a fresh negro expedition to Florida. A portion of General Price's army had crossed the Arkansas river, but was driven back by the Federala. The Confederates, however, remained in front. of the Federals in considerable force, sup posed to be the advance of General Price's main army. General Burnside notified the proprietors of the Chicago Times yesterday that if they issued their paper to-day the military would seize their office. The proprietors• applied for a civil writ against the military authorities, The judge of the United States Court last night issued the writ, en joining the military not to carry out General 13urnside's order until an application for a perma nent injunction could be heard to-day. At three o'clock this morning the soldiers broke into the Timea ofili.ss, seized the paper and then left, stating that if an attempt were made to publieh another I paper they would take permanent possession of the office. Great excitement prevails at Chicago, aad a collision between the military and the people is expected. The Federal government has stopped the further, exchange of officers, in consequence of the Confe derates detaining the officers of Colonel St:eight's command. Bloekade-running at Charleston is said to be very active. The steamer Beanregard arrived at Charleston on the 20th, and the Banshee at Wilmington on the 28th. The steamer Eagle has been captured near Nassau, and a steamer was sunk on the 20th by the Charleston blockading squadron. Large Vallandigham meetings have been held in Buffalo, Newark, Philadelphia, and other places. The resolutions passed at Newark declared that there was reason to fear the establishment of a mi litary despotism instead of an elective government if the rulers madly attempted to deprive the people of an appeal to the ballot. It would be the duty of the people to withdraw their oonsent from such a government, and to construct by the most speedy means the govern ment of their fathers. A military force was pre sent, but withdrew at the request of the mayor. The Philadelphia resolutions declared that the arrest of Mr. Vallandigham was an insalt to the people, and that the remedy was in the ballot box. As there was a suspicion that the Washington au thorities desired by military aggression to provoke a popular outbreak, thus furnishing them with an apology to encumber the people in the exercise of their voting, the people were exhorted to remain quiet. A democratic mass convention of people in favour of peace and opposed to the continuation of the war will be held in New York this afternoon. The New York Tribune denies that General Hunter has been removed. An influential committee of abolitionists has visited President Lincoln, urging him to give Fremont the command of coloured troops. The New York Tribune asserts that President Lincoln said he would accept and protect all coloured troops offered, that he looked to them for essential service iu ending the war, and that he would gladly offer a command to Fremont. The China takes out 119 passengers and 25,000 dela in specie. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Julia 2, Eviernio. Money easy. Gold, 471 per cent. premium. Exchange on Loudon, 160. Stocks : market quiet ; New York Centrals, 124 ; Illinois, 1101 ; Erie, 901; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1031 ex div. Cotton advancing : middling Upland, 53. Bread stuffs improving. Provisions, good inquiry. Coffee and sugar quiet. Molaues steady. Crude petro leum quiet and unchanged. NEW YORK, Jvms 3, 1 P.M. Money easy. Gold, Ulf per cent. premium. Stocks dull : New York Centrals, 1221 ; Illinois, 109 ; Erie, 951 ; Six per Cent. tinted States fonds, 1051 ex div. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Jun 3. ' Later Mexican advices received here confirm the capture of Puebla. t During the past week • number of Poles hare . . Idt Constantinople for th• alw6 of War. mod the majority et those who resale iire,lt it said, rreepesies to fellow with'bb 7!