The Express. — London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

4 - M PER] iLP-AILIA.3IENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Jo.: 27. The Loao CiuDolLLoi took hie mat oo the wool/pock 11 3 o'olook. THE CONSOLIDATED FUND APPROPRIATION BILL The bill was read third time aDd pond. THE DISTRICT PAROCHBILLAL CH URCHEB (IRELAND) _ The C.)rnmooe reason foe disereeiog to one of the siseodrotote of the Lorde .0 eoooadored ... _ sod agreed to. THE BRITISH COLUMBIA BOUNDARIES BILL. The Canteens' arneedmeete were considered sad aired to. THE DRAINAGE AND I (IRELAND) B MPROVEMENT OF LANDS ILL. • . . The Commons' TOMO ' for ilisagreeiog to ono of the astereimeot. made by the Lords was eoeridered and speed to. THE ALKALI WORKS REGULATION BILL. The Comnioas' reason for insisting on one oi the amend meots made by them to the bill to which the Lords had dis agreed was considered. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY moved that the Com. moss' mown be agreed to. The Earl of DERBY tboubt the bill would be deprived of that practical usefulness which had been expected, but as like bill was • government one he would not oppose the Name now proposed to be taken. Motion agreed to. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. Lord STRATFORD directed atten tioo to the proposed gametes of the looian Islands when tmunierred to Greece, as appearing from the first article of the fourth protocol of the conference held at the Foreign Office relating to Greek affairs, Rod recently prenoted to the house by command of her Majesty. The poole lord expressed a strong opinion that the government and the pretectiog powers had acted unwisely in ceding the islands to Greece, sad observed that the principle of guarantee had been extended too far of late years by this country. Earl RUSSELL said that the transfer of the lonian Islands to Greece met the general approval of the people of this country, and that there was no opposition to the /measure at the part of either Austria or Turkey. If the entree pursued by government had not met the approval of the noble viscount or of noble lords on the opposite aide of the house * the subject ought to have been mooted at an earlier period of the session, when the aeon of the house might have been taken upon it. The Earl of DERBY agreed with Lord Stratford that the proposed guarantee might lead to very inconvenient retain. The cession of the lonian islands to Greece was we of the moat gratuitous weakening' of this oountry for the purpose of strengthening the power of other states he ever remembered. He admired the courage of the young prince who had accepted the crown of Greece, but be believed that be had an extremely arduous task before him in at tempting to establish a constitutional monarchy, and in reconciling the discordant elements into which that country was at present split up. After a few words from Earl ROSLIKLL, the "object dropped. Lord STRATHEDEN moved an address praying her Majesty to appoint a commission to inquire into and report upon the principle which ought to guide further legislation ea the subject of metropolitan railways. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY said the question of the appointment of a commission had already been con demned by a committee of their lordships' house, who were unanimously of opinion that no advantage could wane from the adoption of such a couree. After some remarks from the Marquis of Clanricarde, Earl Fortesoas, and the Earl of Derby, the motion was withdrawn. YETROF'OLMAN RAILWAYS. _ Lord STRATiii.DINsi;;;d an hum — lie address to her Majesty praying bar Majesty to appoint • commission to isquire into and report upon the principles which ought to etude further legisktion on the subject of metropolitan railways. Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY said the question of appointing • royal commission had bees very anxiously considered by the committee, which had at lee Oh unanimously reported against such • step. The appointment of • commission would obviously postpone the commeacensent of any work for a con siderable period, because until it terminated its *air:es, which would probably not be before next session, none of the preliminary ns io connexion with railway schemes oould b un g . The committee had, however, made a series of recommendations. One of 'them was, Masi there should be no great central terminus; and another, that the railways of the metropolis should all be under one management. Tbe committee had also rug rt.dthat standing orders should be agreed to both houses of parliament, to the affect that no scheme should be deemed admissible that did not con nect itself with some portion of a general achwas No spportuaity had offered for communicating with the other house, but he hoped that nett session the suggestions of the committee would not be without effect. After a few words from the Marquis of CLANIIICARDZ. Lord RIIMSDALE observed that the inquiry before the eceamittee seemed to show that there were grounds for hoping th►t next Illsaiou a very efficient plan of metropo litan railway oommunieation would be introduced, end he thought they might trust to the wisdom and good settee of promoters not to disregard the suggesticas of their lord- Earl FORTESCITE said that at first sight the subject was one which ought to be left to the Metropolitan Board of Works; but that board had shown itself incompetent to do that for which it had ample powers. To this day there were dooms of Kingaittvista, Duke-streets, and Chapel. streets within very limited areas. He had ventured to predict that more of ito time would be spent in discussion than in work, and that prophecy had been amply borne eat by the molt. He felt sure that the public did not desire to give them any more to do. The Earl of DERBY said that though in the first instance be had been in favour of • commiesioti, he thought that after the report of the committee it would be unnecessary to have ma. Bead= it might happen that a oommindon would come to • different dean= from the committee, and their lesdehips would then be placed in • position of am= embarrassment. Lord STRATHF.DEN then withrew his motion. NEW MINUTE OF THE OOUNCIL OF EDUCATION. Lord RIIDESDALE called attention to the minute of the Committee el Conseil lon Education of the 19th of May last and the memovasdani of the committee of the National Society to the Committee of Council thereon. He explained QM the effect of the minute wee to reduce the grants to =dosed schools by the amount of the annual eodownient which suck schools rewired. The minute was calculated to produce a most prejudicial effect, and be hoped before parliament reassembled something would be dace by the go wernmentto place endowed schools on • better footing in re ference to the public grants. The Karl of DERBY believed that if the minute were aimed oat it would be impossible for many of the schools to receive the slightest benefit from these parliamentary pants. After some okeervatices from Earl Powis, The Doke of SOMERSET defended the minute, and denied that it would have the prejudicial effect attributed to it. ibrief conversation ensued, in which Lord Rodeo&le, the Earl of Dououglunar% and Earl Fortescue, took part, and the subject then dropped. TELEORAPBS BILL Lord STAN LEY of ALDElall'oud that be had re spired a message from the Commons., stating that all the anorodmeets of their lordships on this bill bad been agreed to except one, namely, the retention of the word "respec tively." lie now mowed that their lordships should sot insist oe this amendment, which wee agreed to. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter prat 6 o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMON& -.-MONDAT, JOLT 27. - The house met at three o'ciook. THE MEOW COURT-MARTIAL. Mr. CONINGHAII announced his intention, in muse queues of the %teases of the period when the necessary papers were laid oa the table, to bring the subject of the khow ccort-martial on on In early day next session. He proposed at the same time to call atteation to the anoma lous position of the Commander-in-Chief with respect to the ledian army, and to propose en ioquiryan to the mesons why military life should be Ise venire in India than in other portions of her Majesty's dominion,. SALE OP INTOXICATING LIQUOBR. Mr. LAWSON gave bodes for next .ion to bring in a bill restraining the male of intoxicating liquors. BASIN AT PORTSMOUTH. In rely 6n . Kr. amir; Lord b: PAGET mid that the Admiralty intended during the rem= to peepers a bill enabling them to construct a basin at Portsmouth. and next seesioe to introduce a sum intim estimates to meet the expense. It was further hie intoutfon to move I. the seat session of parliament for a select eoftraittes to go into the whole question of docks sad UM= for the navy. MARRIAGES OF DISSENTERS. Sir M. PETO asked her hisjesty's govenarient whether the, had hunt of the remarriage of a Mr. sod Mrs. Halle by the Rev. If. Walmeeley, vicar of Et. Braude, Glouces tershire, after they had hum previously married in a die ',sties chapel. and on which remarriage the vicar entered the parties is his register book as bachelor and spiarter, knowing of the previous m arr i age , an d w h et h er h er Majesty's government would pnwocute the vicar for maiden such entries, coder the statute 16th George IV., socition 29. The ham baronet when asking the question read certain do cuments proving the Ent marriage by a diamond's, minister. Mr. BRUCE did sot think that the aoudad of the vicar bad bees such as to render him liable to a prowoutiom The fuel marriage was valid or it was not; if valid every. thing that happened subeeutieut4 was soil, and n that was done could be made the subj ec t o f a promouis tlo ibi l oe the other band it was invalid, the entry made in the books was the proper biscription. It was clear therefore that the vicar bad committed no offence naiad the law, however he might have offended against good taste sad good feeling. (Bear, hear.) THE lONIAN ISLANDIS. Lord E. BRUCE inked the Under Becnitary of State for the Oolnside whether, fa the event of the protection of Great Britain Wee withdraws fret the Leona Ides, and the Begitinaular Beginblie babe Paned to the kingdom of Greece, ber Najeetr the gemmed Great Britain, as sovereise of der wee i dieriaseldied Order of Bt. Michael end Bt. IT 11 EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1863. George, instituted by Letters Pateet dated the 27th of April, ISIS, " for natives of the Weise Isles, or tie bland of Molts, and. for British subjects holding high and cook dental employment in the bervice of the crown, ^ would con tinue to retain as heretofore the sole power of conferrieg that order on such persons as her Majesty may thick proper. Mr. FORTEMUE said her Majesty's government would certainly continue to retain as heretofore the sole power with regard to the order in question, and the power of ooutemng that order would not be transferred to the kingdom of Greece with the lonian Islands. No doubt wheu the protectorate should cease it would hove to bo con sidered what measures might be required, as loin, revision of the statutes would probably he nearer/ v. PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS. Mr. PUGH inquired of the President of the Poor-law Board whether it was the intention of the government to introduce, in the next session of parliament, any bill with the view of giving further instructions to the Par°. clod Assessment Committees, in their endeavour@ to arrive at uniformity and correctness of assessment. Mr. VILLIERS was not in s position to state what course it would be necessary to adopt, in order to procure greater oorrectoess sod uniformity is the mode of estimating pro perty for the purpose of rating. He bad called for returns from the board, and the hors. member for Bedfordshire had obtained an order for papers. which would give ample in formation on the subject. Before neat session he should be in a position to state what amendment in the act might be necessary. ROMAN CATHOLIC BURYING GROUND. Mr. NEWDEGATE inquired what were the circum stances under which the opening of the Roman catholic bury ing ground at Sydenham had met with the approval and sanction of the Home-office. Mr. H. BRUCE said that it was sanctioned by the Rome office, on the application of the clergy and lay brethren of the Oratory at Brampton, and upon the report of the inspector. Mr. MONSELL, in an angry and excited tone and man ner, interposed, and declared that Mr. Newdegate bad boarded the late Mr. Turnbull (of the Public Record•office) to death ; the anxiety and misery of mind which that gen tleman had suffered in consequence of the imputations against him by the bon. member and others having brought him to the grave. Sir G. BOWYER made a remark of a similar character, and added that Mr. Turabull had died of a broken heart. COLLECTORS OF TAXES, CIRENCESTER. Mr. J. POWELL asked the Secretary to the Treasury if it was true that all the collector of taxes for the seven wards of the borough of Cirencester bad been summarily dismissed from their °Mors, and their appointments given to the clerk of one of the local commissioners ; and whether there would be any objection to produce the correspondence with the Board of Inland Revenue on the subject. Mr. PEEL replied that there bad been some changes, but they had been made by the local commissioners, who sctcd upon their own responsibility, and there was no cor respondence on the subject. There had been a confirmation of the appointments by the Board of Inland Revenue, which met with the general approval of the borough. RAW linttlligentc. HOUSE OF LORD&—Joan 27. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATHS. BIRTH& BUTT.—JuIy It at the Vicarage, Chesterfield, the wife of the Bev. O. Butt, of a daughter. C&OPPEIL—JuIy 21, at Thornton-fields, Oisborongh, Yorkshire, the wife of I W. Cropper, Fay., of a daughter. PAKENHAIL—JuIy 24, at Herbert street, Dublin. the wife of W. S. Paltenkam, Esq.. of &daughter. PIEFECI.—JuIy SS, at Stone Allertim, Somerset, the wife of the Rev. B. T. Perfect, of a daughter. WESTPHAL—JuIy 24, at Clifton Cottage, Tube hill, Brixton, Weetphal, of a son. WOODHOUSIE—JuIy 24, at the Cedars, Hampton.wkk, the wife of Lionel L. Woodhouse, Eon , of • disughter. BANK of L O N D O N. Threadneedle-street and Charing-craw ORAIERAN—SIr JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart. M.P. VICE-CILMaItai—JOHN GRIYFITH FILTH , Nay. ()Tab, Saud% Co taca—MATTßZW sad M ARSHALL. Jun,. Etat CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened with parties properly intro duced. and interest allowed n credit talent" provided such balances are not drawn below A2OO. MONEY RECEIVED upon deposit, repayable on seven days' notice. interest on which is regulated by the market value of money, as announced from time to time by public advertisement, the present rate being three per cent. CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS of CREDIT lathed free of charge, and all descriptions of banking business transacted. C. J. IL ALLEN, Secretary. HAIR JEWELLERY.—ARTIST in HAIR— DAWDNEY begs to inform Wiles or gentlemen resident In lawn or any part of the kingdom that he beautiful) makes and eleys, oily mounts In gold, Hair Bracelet., Chains, Rings, fins, Studs, Le., and carefully forwards the mairovat about one-ball the aim' charge, A beautiful collection of VO , SDI handsomely mounted kept for Inspection. An llloatefiad book sent post free.—DZWDNICY, 171, leachnick-strest. M. F. DENT, WATCH, CLOCK, and CHRONOMETER MAHER, By special appointme to nt her MAJESTY, 33 and 34, COCISIPUMITBEKT, CHAEINO-CROSS, 'Corner of Spriegigareens), London. DENTS CHRONOMETERS hare keg held prwmalnent rank ite may be men frem the following report': SIR WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Inventor of the Armstrong Gun, says: "9, Hyde-park-etreet, W., 14th November, MM. "The Chronometer Watch you made for me In December, 1969, has never been affected by travelling or riding; IM varia tion at the end of a year was only dl mooed'. It has proved in every respect a most eathfaetory watch. W. 0. ARMSTRONG. " Mr. M. F. Dent, 39, Cockapur-street, Charing-cross." THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL Greenwich Observatory, report ing In Da on the celebrated trial, when nearly 600 chrono meters were tested, says "Your Chronometer, No. lie, is entitled to the lint premium. Actual variation in the year, 0.64 hundredths of a second. This superior to any other yet tried. "Mr. Dent." J. POND, Astronomer 'Myst COUNCIL AND FRIZe lIRDALS awarded by the Royal Colo mbo/own or Intonational Ealdbltiona 1851 end 1802. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES, " for which a prise medal .as awarded.' Second in utility only to the "penny postage stamp.' See opinions of the prem. Oil, COENIIILL, and 230, REGENT-STIMILT. GUSH sod FERGUSON'S CELEBRATILD CARTES DE VISIT Twenty-four for One Guinea ; Tinted Vignette g iortralts, fear for One Guinea: Miniature Portraits, from one to SO guineas; Photographic Portraits, lUeelse, painted in oil, from 16 guineas. GALLERY, 179, REDENTSTREET, W. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862 Extract from Report of the Jury on Photography: " Messrs. 611101 and Planuson i flatted Kingdom, RON) bare coloured In water colours, on which the most Mats rare s c O P o i rthe miniature la expended, &Mg them qualities la which they rival the beet executed miniatures of the peat gega. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLYRY, 175, RIGEHT3TRZST, W. PISTOLGRAMS of BABIES (Guinea Jewellery Portraits) TAKEN DAILY at bKAIPIIS New Studio, 32, Sussex-place, Zereat's-rwrk, where now Ls exhibited the International Exhibition Omsk showing Babies from the day of birth. N.B.—Articled Paptis wanted. Premium moderate. 13HOTOGRAPHE of CHILDREN. BOUTHWELL BROTIIXIB,.P . HOTpGRAIIIERS ROYAL. Itsvlng — diniZad . ..pasta ertabilahreent to the purpose, ;ore now taking fassulka of any age, at No. 10, Bateratreet, Port- Man-NUMS. DEPARTMENT !OE ADTJETI AT No. It, BAKER-STREET. KLOTAH.LN'S LL WHISKY Y. 000 BRANDY.—TbIe celebrated old 1111511 WHISKY n, the finest French brandy. It is pure, mild, mellow, defile.. End very wboisionie. Sold In bottles, go Bd., at the retell benne In Loudon ; by the agents in the principal towns in &warm ; wholesale at 8, Great WindroWet , Haymarket, W. Observe red seal, pink label, and cork branded Kinakan's LL Wlnska BABE% PALE ALE and LONDON STODT.-. YIELD, WARDELL, and Co. beg attowtioe to their WWI of these Ewe, both la bottle and cote. for which they Lap es long eoyed en eogonolve patro Also to their urton. P.clinbro nj , and Light Prestonpans A le Porter, and Dublin b Slog% ell in ano condition, end at the lowest totoso—lo, Adamotnek Adedphi. N.E.—Cidor and Perry to great perfectice, A LLSOPP'S ALE and GI:JINNI:3n STOUT. JOHN Y. 81008 and Co., role rotatracton forßettlat Beer to the International Inhibition, Agents lor Samuri Aliso and Son's India Pale Air and Burton A. and GUIADOK Sok and Co.'s labs Mont, Importers or Winos end Aphiti.—ollon and Brom, the Royal IzebAngo, Z.C.—The trade imbed an liberal terms for rash. SPARKLING CIDER and PERRY of th e bighead quality, In wood or bottla.—Yllll,D, Wilma,. and Co., 10, Adanuet, Adelyhi, N.C. HUDSON and Co. 132, Oxford-str ee t, CIOAIL no4paa.. W. BINSON begs leave tospeetfully to Inform the Nobility and Gentry that be has purchased of the Llecotors of the hie J. Bodeen the lease of the above premises, and the celebrated stock of HAVANA CIGAR.% TOBACCOS, ths. The button. wHI he carried on as yawl hopes to merit eonfloostloo of the to vows bestowed upon his predeceosor diming the post half ceatary. free from Adulteration.—To bare pure Bread make your own.—C. CULLEN mid Co.. Hones& Dom. Clapham-road (steam mills, Wlsbenek, solicit s tral of diets COUNTRY YLOUR. Bed seconds, la. 4d. per betel; hood household; pa superfine whites, Os. Vs= sad area to W put. of London. N.B. Wheat, oats, barley. Scotch oatmeal, sad wheatmeal Terms, cash. N.B. Horses fanged domino:J. TIIRTL E--WCALL'I3 WEST INDIA.— Superior quality. prepared by • new proems Roma Reel turtle soup, quarts, 10• sd.; phi* Is. b s Calpash and calliper, :Cu et per lb. Sold by leading oil and Italian warehoutemen, wholesale chemists. rod others. —J. )(CALL and Co., Provision Mores, 137, Hounds ditch, N.I. Prise Rimini for Patent Proem of Preserving Provisions, without overcooking, whereby freshness and Savour are retained. CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE, CURRY. or MULLIGATAWNY PASTE, Onn7 Powder, end Carry Same, may be obtained from all Sump Vendors. and wholesale of CRONE and BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Seboaquare, Loudon. R OBERT PAYNE, 25, Gre e t Queen - street, Lincoln alum W.C., established Lb 1777 (801.11 8170. Cll9Bolt of tbe UM Mr. ROBERT PAYMI), Cl,lll/01 sod IJYERY LACE MANUFACTURER, sad dealer In taboureta, Wirings, cloths. A.. Mose the lowest, with Ant quality, material and workmanship, ter whirl kis bowie hae bees always osiebrated. Ispert oaten promptly sag carefully executed and Walla. LADIES' NEW SEASIDE SUITS, in all the New and most useful Materlala, from U 3 ed., megtiala. RARER and CRISP, REMOVED from Ell to lie, 111.5. street, nearly opposite Conduit-street. EARLY SALE OF SUMMER STOCK. ORCHARD V HOUSE, 266, Rrgent-street respectfok announce thek Intention of offering their general stork of SUMMER DRESSES, SHAWLS. SPANISH LACE SHAWLS, Alexandra Rotondo', printed Mullins, Ball and Etening Drew', Bridal Dresses, Bridal goares, Bridal Wreaths. all In perfect condition. THE FAMILY LINENS. CARPITS. and DAMASKS Included. This stock is offered at less than the manufacturers, present prices. The tipper Room are appropriated for the MADE-UP SKIRTS, BALL DRRiSkS, and FRY—NCH MILLINERY. 11111 - 11& oosixissroxs In reply to Mr. Poizaza-UENcueire, The Marquis of HARTINOTON stated that lord•lieute bests were directed by a War-office circular to observe, is the promotion of officers of militia, as a general tale, the principle of seniority. As, however, the militia was a local force, depending very much upon the support of gem= of influence in the counties, lords-lieutenant were permitted, on a full statement of reasons, to depart from that rule, if such reasons met with the amoral of the Secretary of State. With refererce to the latter part of the question, so it evidently referred to some particular case, it was quite impossible for him to give an answer. If the boo. gentle man would infoi,n him what the regiment was in which the promotion complained of bad takes place, he should be ready to give all the information in his power. HERAT. Mr. H. SEYMnUR sak;di.b;iinder Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs .f the government had received intelli 'wee that Herat bad been taken by Host Mahommad's forces ; if the Persians were preparing to retake it ; and if Diet Mahornmed were still alive. Mr. LA YARD said there appeared to be a good deal of mystery banging over the affairs of Herat. It was true that some time ao her Majesty's goverment received a telegram from the Mission at Herat, stating that it had bees taken, but from that time to the present no cou6rmation had come to hand, and he bad heard no additional news. As regarded the Persians being desirous of retaking it, be was cot aware that the Persian government bad taken steps to send troops there. With regard to the death of Dort Mahommed a telegram had been received to that effect, but on the other hand it had been said that there was no foundation for the statement. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION IN PERSIA. Colossi SYKES asked the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs the remit of the delay in signing the con vention with Persia for the establishment of telegraphic communication between Khanikin and Bushira Mr. LAYARD replied that there was no wind delay in signing the convection, but there was to be • double set of wires, sad a question arose as to the division. He hoped that that question would shortly be settled, and as soon as the convention was signed it would be laid upon the table. ROAD BETWEEN BAYSWATER AND KENSINGTON. Lord R. CECIL asked the First Commissioner of Works if he had given attention to the prayer of a petition from the inhabitant, of Bayswater sad Kensington? ldr. COWPER said when he first proposed that the house should vote the asperses of establishing a communi cation between Bayswater and Kensington-gore he sug gested a new road, which was to be eo separated from the perk that it scold be opened at night. That arrangement would have involved considerable expense, and ultimately a more economical plan wu adopted by which existing reads were used. The plan answered very well in several respects, but it had the disadvaotage that if the road were used at night access would be gives to the whole of Hyde park. If the request of the petitioners were adopted, and the gates were to be open after ten o'clock at night, he could not consent that they should be opened to rich persons and caniagea, while the poor on foot were excluded, and if they were open to all, consequences, in a police point of view, might arise which might be highly objectionable. (Hear, hoar.) There was every reason to suppose that if the gate; were thrown open dung the dark online the park would become a nest of evil-disposed and disorderlypsnooa It was quite impassible that the 300 acres could he properly watched, and to light them would be out of the question. Even at the present moment, while the gates were care fully closed between ten at night and five in the manies, there were soenes oecurrieg which called for the constant vigilance of the police. __ INDIAN PRIZE MONEY. Mr. FITZOREALiFiesiiedtO Tia — k - i. - 1; ' right boo. gen tleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer a question in re fereoce to a distribution of Indian prise moon. The sub ject had been brought under the notice of the government a few days ago by the hon. member for Stamford, who then asked whether government considered that the prize mooey in question should be distributed exclusively amongst Sir G. Whitlock'. force or among the army and militia generally. The noble lord at the head of the government, in reply, stated that the papers relating to the prize-money should be taxi upon the table of the house immediately, and that no decision would be COO2O to by the govern ment until the house bad full opportunity of ex peassiog an opinion of the matter. To the sur prise, however, of Sir George Whitlork's force, papas were forw arded to them conveying intelligence that the decision of the government had been come to on the subject, acid that the money was lying in the hands of the Treasury. He wished to learn what course the government intended to taken reference to the matter, and whether the house would have a fall opportunity of 000sideriog the question and expressing its opinion upon it before the final distribution of the prise. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the papers which had been laid on the table relating to the iis-nioney would show what bad taken place. It was true that his noble friend had given an assurance that the matter would remain without prejudice until the house had an opportunity of considering the papers. He did not think, however, that the noble lord bad said that the . . decisiOn of the Treasury should be kept in suspense, b7c;usii, so far as the judgment of the Treasury wag concerned, that wail known and avowed when the question was brought be• fore the house. He believed the pledge gives by his noble friend wam that the papers on the subject would he laid Wove parliament before the decision of the Treasury was acted 'moo. It was quite true that the decision of the Tresanry was made known to the parties concerned by official bitters. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. THE CASE OF THE GIBRALTAR. Lord RA3RI - 1.. - pre ootioe that io - oezt sesekso be would call attention to the papers before the have on the subject of the tlibralter. and would more en sddrws to the crown praying her Majesty to order cornpeosatiou to be made to Captain Blskeley for the injury he had resolved. (Hoar, hear.) THE LAW OF DISTRESS IN IRELAND. ...... Mr. HENNESSY gave notice, cni behalf of the boa. member for Dinigervao, that early next iies.Mo be would move for leave to bring in e bill to abolish the low of dietrees io Ireland. THE TELEGRAPHS BILL. The Lords' amendreeets to the Commove' sesenclaamits to the Lords' asteedments were otwesdeved sad atreed to. COMPANIES CLAI7/INS BILL. The Lordeanaoodmetito COtillorAill orore .... ;Oodoidersd ud wood to. .---- --- RAILWAYS CLAUSES RILL The Lords' aorendowete were considered nod woad to. CHAKITABLE lIHEH BILL. The Lords' swoodtseals to this WI were also ecomidsrsd sod speed to. EXEIIBITI9N MEDALS BILL. tetdOa the tlw order for reading the Faidbilias Medals Bills a Mr. AYRTON objected to the hasty and inseiidtAte manner I. which the bill had beer carried through ile earlier stages sad moved as as amendment that it be read a third time that day week ; but after awn debate the amendment was oeptived by 62 to 15. It was then read a third time and pared. BRNOHERS' JURISDICTION AND AUTHORITY BILL. Bit G. BOWYER was storing that the order for the se coed reading of this bill he reed sad discharged. when a motion 'MU made that the house be wanted. lied titan beiog only twenty-sir; .embers mese, the baste adjourned at six o'clock. OOMMITTEE FOR PRIVILEOLS. Their lordships sat to es a oonnottAori for privileges to consider the following peerage mere : Vie HETTZUVILLI PILIRIOI. This vu • claim of Arthur James Nettemille, of Cruuer•th, in the county of Meath, to the title and dignity of Viscount Netterville, to the peersip of Ireland. The case has been before the house on nremous sessions. Some further evidence was taken, and the further consider►tion postponed. THE WENTWORTH PEERAGE. This was a claim of the Hon. Ralph Gordon Noel Mil 'nuke, commonly called Viscount Ockbam, and only surviving son of William, Earl of Lovelace, to the title and dignity of Baron Wentworth in the peerage of Eng land. The peerage was created by writ of summons in the 21st y ear of Hears VIII., is the person of Sir Manisa Wentworth, of Nettlested, and went through successive peers until 1640, when the barony passed to Henrietta Ma ri a Wentworth, well known in history as the mistress of the Duke of Momnouth. She died unmarried in 1686, and was succeeded by her aunt Anne, Lady Wentworth,who married J oho, second Earl of Lovelace. She wee succeeded by her greed. daughter Martha, Lady Wentworth, who was declared en titled to the peerage by the House of Lords in 1702. She married Sir Honey Johnson, but had no issue, and the peeragedevolved on the heir of her sister Margaret, who had married Sir William Noel , Bart., of Kinkly Mallory, Leicestershire. Her great grandson, Sir Edward Noel, succeeded to the title on the death of Martha Lady Wentworth without issue, in 1745. He was succeeded by his son Thomas, who died without issue, and the barony fell into abeyance between his only surviving alder Dame Judith Noel, who married Sir Ralph Milbecke, Bart., and in 1815 resumed the name and sans of Noel, and the third Lord Scandde. Dame Judith Noel left a deughter, her sole heir—Anne Debella, who married the famous Lord Byron, and on the death of Lord Scarsdale the abeyance of the peerage of Wentworth determined in Lady Byron. Her only daughter, Augusta Ada Byron, marrie d the Earl of Lovelace, and her eldest son, Lord Ockhaw, claims the peerage in right of his gra ndmother who died in May, 1860. Evideuce having been given, the further ossiaidera- Don of the case was adjourned. EQUITY COURTS.—Jrix 27. (Before the Master of the Rolls.) HE THE NEW THILTHI COMPANY. This wan a petition by a creditor who had mound judgment against the company and issued execution, which Had been returned null bona. The petition prayed the usual winding-up order. Mr. delve Q.C., end Mr. Bearan were for the peti tioners ; Mr. 7, Q.C., for &director ; and Mr. Rox burgh for the company. Hie Honour made the usual winding-up order, and appointed Mr. Jay, of the firm of Quilter, 8011, and Jay, official liquidator. THE ENGLISH and IRISH BANE (Limited), Poultry. London. and S. Connors's', Nikita. CRAlMill—Sir ROBERT WALTER CARDEN. Mmarr-naaumaa—The Right Hon. the WED WAYOE, M.P. The Dublin branch offers great facilities for the transaction of business between the two capitstr The Head Office transacts general London mamma Current amounts opened with parties properly Introduced. Interest allowed on the monthly minimum balance. Deposit accounts opened with the public generally, On sums of not less than ClO. interest will be altrwed at the rate of 1 per cent. below the Bank of England minimum rate ; sod when the state of the mosey market will permit, for fixed sums of £2OO and upwards, an increased rate will be offered. WILLIAM. STARS HOPLIY, General Manager. SOHO LOOKING-GLASS MANUFACTORY, IA Soho-square, W. (Next to Greek-street). The Proprietor of this oldustabllshod Factory guarantees all goods supplied. The following list of prices Melnik* delivering In London, or packing with loan of case for the country : Size of Glam. Measure of Frames. Price. Price. Wide. High. Wide. High. Best Quality. Second Quality. 40 by 30 inches. 61 im 39 Inches. £3 10 0 a 3 0 46 by 36 „ 48 by 68 „ 5 0 0 410 0 60 by 40 61 by 60 „ 6 0 0 6 6 0 „63by 43 „ 65 by 66 „ 7 7 0 610 0 66 by 46 „ 60 by 69 „ 6 11 0 710 0 60 by 48 „ 62 by 74 „ 10 0 0 9 0 0 70 by 60 „ 61 by 04 „ 12 0 0 10 10 0 Gilt Candace, Picture Frams, Mahogany Enening and Choral Gleam, go., at equally moderato yokes. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD CIRCUIT.—Sr•rroaD, JULY 27. NISI Yaws COURT.—(l3edor• Mr. Baron Martin.) THE FEARFUL 001111101 MAE WALBALL. _ . Joint Roger*, Rickard Wiggins, noose Allen, and Joan Durkin., all colliers and young me*, were arraigned, charged with having, on the 11th of July committed a rape upon a woman named Mary Ace Brice, at Rush&ll, near WalnalL The detail of this brutal caw appeared in our columns a fon days ago. The - delince was that the witnesses for the prosecution bad perjured themselves. The jury found the prisoners Allen, Wiggins, and Har kins guilty of the capital offence, and Rogers of aiding and abetting, but because of the woman's drunkenness they re commended them to mercy. Baron Martin before passing sentence consulted Mr. Justice Ryles. Oa his return into court be characterised the offence as, with Oft exception, the grossest with which be had had to deal during the time he had been a judge. He did not concur in the recommendation to mercy, but be should act upon it. His brother Bytes concurred with him that but for that recommendation the proper sentence would have been peoal servitude for life. His lordship having stigmatised the conduct of Rogers, as a married man, in trying to shield the other prisoners, r the worst, sentenced all four to 15 years' penal servitude. GUNS, RIFLES, hic.—E. M. REILLY and Co. Invite purchasers to select from their extensive stock of BREECH-LOADEBS, comprising every Improvement yet per fected In the trade. Average prkwa, If. guineas. 8200N12-HAND GUNS. mantle and breectring, In excellent condition. DOUBLE RIFLES of every calibre, &Meld bores froml2 guineas, patent revolvers, Ac. THE POLICE COURT& SOUTHWARK. Williams Crawley,ali;rcleorking respectable looking man, a clog maker, I's:aiding in Joiner - street , Westminster road, appeared before Mr. Barobam to answer the charge of causing the death of Thomas Corbett on Sunday morning the 19th instant. The ppaarticulars of this cue have already appeared. The deoauedcame home drunk, commenced beating his wife, and pursued her into the street The prisoner, who was passing at the time, interfered in order to protect her. A scuffle ensued and the deceased fell, inflicting injuries upon himself of which he shortly afterwards died. An inquest had been held upon the body, and the verdict returned was accidental death. Mr. Bonham said he quite concurred in that verdict, and the accused would be discharged, leaving the court without the slightest stigma on ha character. Garland Weston, a well-known character, was placed at the bar before Mr. Burcham, charged with eriag concerned with others in committing a desperado assault upon. George Yorra, sod robbing him of a giver watch, in the ne ighbour. hood of the Waterloo-road. -- - -- The pressoutor, • respectable mechanic, residing at 29, Agnes-street, Waterloo-road, said that on Saturday evening, the 18thiart., he vreareturninghomedongtheWaterloo-road, and just ea be got near the comer of Herbert's-buildinp, be saw four or five men and a woman quarrelling among them selves. He went a little way into theroadway and endeavoured to avoid them, when they all suddenly rushed upon him. His hands ware seised, his bead held hack, and then he wee nearly throttled. He felt his watch go from his waistooat pocket, but at that time he got one of hie arms disengaged and seined hold of the chats. Be draggled for • short, time, bat receiving a severe blow on the head he fell sense , lees, and when he recovered he missed his watch, but the chain remained broken in two. He did not see the Was of either of the ruffians, therefore he could not swear to them. Jame, Bevan, of 43, Union-street, Friar-street, said that a little after 12 o'clock CS the night in question he was peen Mg along the Waterloo-road just after the publiehouses had been closed. He saw the prisoner and four men quar relling, or pretending to quarrel, with • female at the corner of Herbereabuildings. He turned round and saw the proseeutor coming aloog, when they all rushed on him, and then was desperate struggle on the ground. Witness went towards him to render assistance, when the premier mid to him. "If you come here I'll murder and serve you the same as the man there." Witham instantly ran in search of • constable, and on their return they saw the prosecutor getting up covered with blood. Police-constable 142 L said that • man and woman were in custody on this charge and were remanded. He knew the r and had seem him and them turned out of • public,- prisoner, by at 12 o'clock, and he adrieed him to go home. lie went away, and from information he received he appro. heeded him on Saturday night last. The prisoner, who denied the charge altogether, was remanded until the others are brought up. TilE EHMENATIIOON HAIR DYE dyes the Halr any colour trove tight Sown in lei Bieck la only MA liquid, easy of application, free from iutpleseant tored, ch t pi u i dree. tinily Minion 51. —J. LUCAS nod Co.,Queenatreet, cur at 24. Id., Th., 144.. Awl tls.: conialia free, la extra MARKETS. TALLOW.—In cosarqueses of the cootieuation of the warlike adsiors from the conthleat, holders of tallow de manded and obtained advanced prices last week, and to-day the market is supported in all praitiossa, without, however. say further rise. From Peteesbuig t h e market is quoted firm, although the war fishes appears to be even more cur rent there time here. Tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. to 41.. August and 'scholia., 37d. The shipments are-1863, 6,983 ; 1862, 1,432. Our closing prices ors :—Spot, 435. 9d. to 44e. ; old, 43e. ; September, 46e. ; October to December, 465. 3d. to 6d. Tows Tallow, 41.. W. to 425. net. Taganrog sheep, 445. North American, 43a. to 6d. fine ; 425. infe rior. Smith American 43.. to 3d. lat pip s '. A ustraliao beat, 42.. 6d. to 43a. 6d., fair to floc Cocoa out oil arm and looking up. Cochin, 495.; Ceylon, 46a. 6d. to 475. Sydney mares, 47a. 6d. fine ; 455. fair. Palen oil firm. Flee Lagoa, 36.. 6d. Palm nut oil, 35e. to 36.. Home =.341. • rough fat, 2a. ld.-- (From th e circular of Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) corrow.—lavrarooL, JOLT 27.—Our market to-day has again base active, with no advance of id. to id. per lb. in all descriptions. The eels are 10,00 e bales, of which 3.000 are on speculation and for export. 1,000 American.. 21d. to 244 d. ; 5.780 Surat, 1 lid. to 204 d. ; 1.100 Egyptian, 18d. to 29d. ; 440 Pernarobsoo, 20,1 to 231 d. 280 Bahia and Margin, 334 d. to 2W. ; I.oooMaranham, 22d. to 220. The week's import is 1,398 balm. CATTLE—TAVERrOOL JULY 27.—The supply of stock is much larger than on Moeday last ; the demand fair, at rather lower prices for beef and mutton. Lamb without change. BIRTHDAY, WADDING, AND CHHIBTININO Par tBl.l.3,oll.ll?fPo:lllol,r33o3"6o.DorODYr°loo portral l.—Pb°t°l ts: ZapatePlak Album s , a .ri eho cing lon eges, drsoulageasso travelling-bag, enveope-eases, blottion books, inkstands, desks, book-slide., work-boxes, Sta.eaddies. bass' bead-hers and retina*" oard-eal" purses, stationotY• cabinet', scent-bola" eard•bsakets, pocket-books, electro-kilk =and elegantly-moonted stiletto — Parkins and Uotto, 25. -street The potato supplied from the largest dock London at wholaaale prlcoo—(Advertleement,] --•-- - - - -• [Advertisement. ] —nouawArs OINTYINT AND FlLM—Painful Disessea—Msny simple m ladles are permitted to become virulent through a persons reluctance to repose his tellresities to another. For rightly using Holloway's esteemed remedies we counsellor is necemery: no advice beyond that coo tetaed in the " acoonspenymg directions" to required. ISM istalsa and many other aliments which demand s• teeny, an be safely ociadooted by Holloway's Ointment and Pills to en easy and permment mire. They an be cootidently eppllal to the meat pined. freiteung, and dangerous d.beases, they purify, maths, sent, heal, mg radically care, when say treatment short et pentlecieg these combined effects must result In nosueees tut Hwe disearousconsemances. The severest sufferers of every duo have been restored by Hollowara Oistmest and PULL TOEEAUM COPAHINE MEGZ, mwesetully u tried in Qs Para sad Loodoss Rang4lala miss Ik. aavo of Noma Colllriss, Weed, Lloyd, Naiad. WI Lairce nee' (Lancet. OS vov., 1862), erects • can 111 Oa V armor ols days, giber la most or Pisa dlaceosa—da. Ild. pot best or is tu bz i eza la. M.. at lames. C. isa& Aral* 111„ issmartrit, C. and J. FIELD, original manufacture!, J (la Ragland; of PARAFFINZ NDLES, to whom the prize medal (1564) has been awarded, and their candles adopted by her Majesty's Government for ume at the military stations abroad. Them) ran In, MO be obtained of all ehanolier, and grocer, in the United Kingdom. Price la itid. per pound , also Plaid's cele. prated United Service Soap Tablets, Id. and 4d. each. The public are cautioned to see that Field's label is on the =or boxes. Whaleule only, and for exportation. —Upper Lambeth, London. S. CAUTION. —WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co., late of 90, Strand, Blacking Ink. and e Manufacturers, CAUTION the PUBLIC against persons trading under similar names, and preforming to be connected with them, or their late establlshreent at SS, Strand, their only manufactory being RISORNT WORKS, ES:OSINT-13TRRYT, VOCENT-SQUARK, WIRTMINSTIR. B.W. HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS , st the re NEW ESTABLISHMENT, tie zed W. OXFORD-S 1 . MARRIAGS3. JOHNSON—HZATHIIRLD.—JuIy by the Rev. H. Blume, M.A., Captain Johnsen, of Bredenburpcomt, Herefordshire, to Mary Wien, daughter of T. Heatittield, Req., of Btoodleigh, Devon. NOR KIS —BURRARD.—JaIy PS, at Lyndhnret, by the Rev. J. Compton, W. Norris, captain Prince Conavrt's Own Rille Brigade, to Frederica Burrard, daughter of Admiral Sir C. Burred, Bart., of Lyndhurst, Hants. TOPPIN—BRATHWAITIL—JuIy Hi, at St. Mary Magdalen's, Moneterequare, by the Rev. W. C. Plen lerleath. O. P. Top. pin. ILA., of Mrii Cambridp, to Nary Blanche, daughter of the Rev. 7. R. Brathwaite. DEATHS, DIINN.—JuIy 20, at Weldon. the ker. Salisbury Bunn, St. John's College, Cambridge, in the 78th year of hie age. ORFEN—JuIy 2S, at Hale, Lancusitlre, aged 87, Susan. daughter of the laZe CI. Green, Esq., of Crosby. ZOLFL—JuIy SS, at 'locking, near Brsintree, Essex, Emily Amy, dauehter of the late R. Rolfe, Esq.. of the former place, aged 46. SCRI VEII elt.—July 2s, Eliza, the wife of F. 7crivener, Esq., of Hanover Lodge, Church.road, Brixton, aged 36. STEVEN:I—JuIy Se, at Rhyl, aged 81, Sarah, of The Park, Chel tenham, relict of tbelate Captain 0. Stevens. I.C.S. IVORLIADOS—JaIy L, at Rill liouae, Ipiewkh, Lay, wife of J. Worpodae. Nag, sod 48. BANE of QUEENSLAND (Limited). — Th e Directors grant LETTEMI of CREDIT, payable en me sentation, o Drafts, on the Branch at Brisbane : negotiate approved drafts on partlrs In the colony forward bills for col- lection, and transact a banking btudnes• between this country and the colony. Terms and further particulars may be known on application at the Office. HUGH MUIR, Secretary. 28, Old Broadwtreet, London. ESTATES and COUNTRY RESIDENCES for BAIA Furnished and Untendshed Mansions and VOL' to be Let. Manors, Ferran dc.—Menus. °BEEN, estate agents and auctioneers, No. 28. Old Bond-street, respectfully Invite the honour of • call from the nobility and gentry In march of the above, as they are always in a position to offer an extensive selection of country propertlif every description, and in meet instances of so completely e ble • nature as not to require the meterspecial advertising. They pubilth monthly • printed re of the numerous properties entrusted to their which may be obtained on application at their offices, an al i e th% will be happy to receive particulars of properties for disposal for Insertion In their next publication. 'soi maw °aro] ASH'S PISTON FREEZING MACHINE, in action daily (originally exhibited lo the Machinery Des putment. Exhibition 1362. now used In all parts of the glebe). This remarkable invention not only properly freezes several kinds of dessert Ices in a few minutes, but also moulds them into elegant shapes at one and the same time, produces blocks of pure Ice and ice wines In any temperature•. Housekeepers and residents in all hot climates should procure the descriptive pamphlet, containing valuable recipes. Including that for the chemical freezing mixture (the best substitute for Ice yet dis covered'. free per post for 13 stamps. Refrigerators (or ice safes), the celebrated zeltsnenes for making soda water, and other inventions—GßO. 8161 NON. sole manufacturer, ilk Oxfordstreet, five doors west of Hanovereguare Mock mad rough ice delivered In town daily. HORSES' LEGS and other parts FOMENTED by streams of bot water for cold) by PATENT APPARATUS of vulcanised rubber. Pert wated tube. ; If regulated by a tap, lea. Also for weak ankles. and lellammation In soy _lean of the human frame.—SLAt EWELL, saddler, Au., 353. Oxford street ; and wbolatale of Silver and Co., 3, Blehopegate4treet. STABLE FITTINGS, &o.—COTTAM and Co., 2, Whisky-street, opposite the Pantheon, Ontordstreet, W., Engineers, Smiths, and rounders. 3ooserratories, Eloasrater Work,Vesensahs, &c.—No.lCatalogne Entrance Gates, Bar noting, Hurdles, id.—No. 2 Catalogue Patent Stable fittings, Cattle Stalks, Catalogue Tomb and Altar Eallinp, Grilles, Lecterns, Be.—No.s Catalogue Catalogues tree. RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON. The ALEXANDRA, ERINCK of WALES, and ROYAL BRIDAL BOUQUET, b. ed. each. The Camotette Fan, delight fully perfumed, from Si. 6d. a specimen LI post for 50 stamps. The Turiclah scented Charm, an elegant golden ornament for the watch chain, la, ; by poet for IS stampg—R. £ZMItZL, Ng fumes, 90, Strand, and 25, Cornhill. WARM WEATHER.—RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR will be round a perfect luxury at this time of the year as a miring scent for the handkerchief and a re treating adjunct to the toilet or h,th. Price la., Ss. 6d., and fa Sold by all perfumer sad chemists ; and by the sok pro= L HI ell= Perfumer by appointment to H.R.H. the of Wales, 96, Strand, 54, Corbhill, and Crystal Palace. GOLD REVIVER, la. 6d. per bottle ; Electro plating Silver, Is. Eatabllehed more than 20 years, for rendering old gilt frames, and wormoll plated articles. new, by a single application.—FOX SMITH, 281, &Wand. W.C. ; Deane, 1-owWw-B2llllRe Barclay, Farrlngdcaotreet Appleby, Soho Bazaar, Kennedy. Pantheon Clearer. 9S. 021019-ttreet ; N Iliunpton, &W.: Jackson, 9, Westland-row, Dublin. GREY HAIR.-CLEVELAND'S WALNUT POMADE will change grey her to the original colour, darken red or light hair, prevent its falling o ff , and greatly m , **rove Me appearance. Price la. ed., fa 6d., saga M. : simple y,oet 24 .tamps—Depot, dO. Dom/retreat, bedfonigauare, C. and all chemists and perfumers. Caution.—There are wc•rthiem imitations of thin article, therefore ink for "Chwelenes Walnut Pomade." Eatabllahed MM. A FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil la aalversally in high repute for it. unprecedented success during the bat 0120 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevenla hair from falling off or turn lag pay, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Per lidldren It Is especially recommended, as forming the baste of • beautiful head of hair. In all climates It alike displays its in comparable result., sod has long been an established favourite In India. Price he. ai , ys., 1.5. 6d., equal to four small, and tla per bottle. Sold at IP, Hattonwarden, and by chemists and per fumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar OM QUININE. —DR. HASSALL'S REPORT on WATERS' PREPARATION of QUININE (so well known q.t.... Quinine Wine") iodine* to its rabic Pull list of teallmonlals forwarded by ROBERT WAVERS, 2, Martin's-lane, Cannon street, Loudon, E.C. Sold by Grocers, Italian Ware. housemen. and others, at BA. a Mete. Wholessle agent, E. Lewls and Co., Worcester. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA WA been, during twenty-flee years, oally sum tinned by the medical proterion, and universally ace=ty the public, ea the heat remedy for acidity of the beartbani, headache, gout, and Indignation, and al • mild ape gent for delicate constituttona mere sepeclally for ladies and children. It is prepared, In a stab of pedal purity and of uniform strength, by DINNtlfOltD and Go o In , New Band. street, London; end said by all reepralable olianiati through at the grad. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTA 811.1008 and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial ingredient, heat the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invaluable to all who sorter from bflbas and liver com plaint& indigestion, wind, spawn, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, &a. Yor habitual autism:eel, es a family aperient reedieine, and se • purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild la thelzeration and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, it. and strensthen the whole nervous system.— raid W ii .=bert, 8, King William-IL, Charing-eroes, and by most dradMs. he bona, Is. IM. and 2e. 9cl. Be sure to ask for Dr. Bootee B ens and Liver Pills. The genuine ere • square froth postage. with "Willi= Wilbert' eurreved on the Away. DOLISRED DEAL BEDROOM FURNITURE. 11 01:0106 MADDOX, the only exhibitor of this unique and elegant furniture at the International tchibition, 1882, solicits an inspection of his new and seasoned stock, which, being manufactured of the very b at materials, is light, cheap, and durable. Arranged complete to sets, in his newly erected Stow Halms, 11, Dakeretreet. W. Price lists free by post. TIIRKEY CARPETS IMPORTED DIRECT FROM SMYRNA, By WATSON, BONTOR, and Co., Cad re to the Queen and the Prince of Wales: manufacturers of superior BAND-LOOM CARPRTB In their own exclusive de signs, and wilt 96, 3 d . for every style of decoration, OLD BOND -BTRELT, W . HINDLEY'S ANGLO-TURKEY CARPET. The harmony of COlO9lll peculiar to these ancient Oriental designs Is combined with great strength of dye and substantial English construction, producing remarkably rich quiet e ff ect and unequalled durabLity. Manufactured complete In one piece for libraries, dining rooms, &c.—C. }LIN DLEY and SONS. Oxford- treet (near Cavendith-square). Established 1817. SERVICES of 108 Pieces, in Stone DThloa, from Et Ea Several handled services always ea view, from neat plain patterns to the mad seedy designs. Break fast and tea services, dessert., dc.. In equal variety. Stiehl, eat glens for the table of every description. Persons f may select from the largest stock in London, and effect awing of lb to 20 per cent. at ADAM and Co.'s, 87, Onfordatreet, near Be gent-circus. OBLER'S GLASS CHANDELIERS. Wail Lights and Lustre'. for Clas and Candlea, Table °Lunde. faLsis Dinner Services for 12 persons, from ST Its Glue Dessert Sonless for 12 persons, from S.S. All articles marked in plain figures. Ornamental Olsen English and Foreign, imitable for Present' MISS. Koport, and Furnishing Orden promptly executed. LONDON—Show Rooms, SS, Oxforddtreet, W. BlRlllNOßAM—Menufactory and Show Rooms, Broadeinen Established 1807. CHANDELIERS in BRONZE and ORMOLU for DINING NOON and LlBRARY.—Candelabr a Mode rator Lamm In Broom, Ormolu, China, sad Glam. Statuatins In Raisin. Vanes and nib.? Ornament& MYR, 45, Oxl ad-street W. BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES (Prize Sleds], Internatloaal Exhibition. lath roast meet la front of the Ore without interruption to the action of the wren, hot-plate, boiler, do The ovens are well-ventilated, and perfect either ma roasters or for the baking of bread or pastry. For efficiency, economy, ventilation. and core of smoky chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all steel and prces : and the large ones, fitted with bath and Weans apparatus, &c.. form the most comolete appointment for large establish manta.-81. Ithhopegatootreet rams.—RICHMOND WALLSEND are this d a , IN . par tow —BO4O agent, Mr. THOMAS IteLOW, Jotrarwarrees-road, EC., Dear the Angel, laltugtar. COALS, 23s.—Beet Coals.—E. and W. STITROE, Bridge Wharf, City-roei. LC. Bemis& Webb (aoekelses) Bream Cush adrantagesmsly supplied. Antbrarite. for Itteses, &a. /`/GALS from the CLAY CROSS COMPANY'S V COLLIER'S& Annosl Saks upwards or 300.000 tons. TM hest, squid to Wsllsend, Ns par ton seconds 18s. : cub on do limy. Orders to JOHN B. 1Y MOOS, solo west to tits Cla Cross Compsoy, 12, Bwroael-pLsoe, Edirsaresoad, BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the- Malan. Bummer Beason, 1863. The mineral waters of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Liebig, are stimulant. tonic, altera tive, and aperient. They are of adnilrahle service In removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs x hen the abdominal circulation is defective, ambit the promcaes of secretion, • d give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and •mimiLttlon. They are powerful reme dial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the Weans, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease, and obstinate constipation. In eases of gout, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters fs more espec ally recognised by those who drink them at their source : for then. the invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect ab straction trice the c►res of the world, concur In &misting the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which, In the beauty of Its architecture, the judicious distribu tion of its apartments. and the richness of its decorations, sue passes every other edit e of the kind en the hanks of the Rhine, contains saloons for halls and concerts. as also for the games of trente et smarmier and roulette. Among the other attractions may he mentioned • large and comfortable readingconm, libe rally famished with German, French, English. Italian, Rus sian, Belgian. and Dutch journals; • coffee-room In the Olympic style of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of • cigar. opening on to a flee terrace paved with asphalt • grand dining-mom, where there is a table Whale 1 Is Priinqatse, biro a day, at 1 and 5 o'clock, u der the superb:lk ndence of the celebrated 11 Chant of Paris, who is the lessee of the refresh ment department of the Kuban.. An es,client orchestra, num bering forty dtsthignished musicians, performs three times • day ; in the morning at the wells ; in the afternoon In the beau- Wel gardens of the casino: and in the evening in the grand ball room. The new railway has almost brought Homburg baths to the outskirts of Frankfort There are eighteen trains a day, to or tro, the last se late as eleven o'clock. As the journey occu pies only half an how, the amusetor ts of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors to Reasburg m►y get to Brwseb le twelve hours, to Berlin In fifteen, to Paris In sixteen. and to London In twenty four, so excellent Is the intercommanicallOn by rail. TEINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. TI, most scientifically prepared and most powerful mart. lin cordial ever Introduced restores to their normal condition W the SONOUOUS, on the Integrity of which perfect health do =lt la a apecille for deellity of all kinds. and from Its am smug other ingredlenta, pepsins and phosphate of soda, wfll prove highly lieoeflclal to the nervous and dyspeptic-- Price Ils. per bottle, or four quantities In one for MN. hole antete . ll,asr . a !ttiingarten and Co 610, Olfinsdutroet. N.C.. ii I US. lasisabali4iset. LC.. Losioa. OREIGN VINEYARD ASSOCIATION F Um I ted).—JOINT BTOCK W I NYCOMPA NY. Commanding capital 0500,000. Formed for the supply of pure wine w, i.. 4 ricistablishmenta, or private families at lowest pn t „ red in May, 1854. ew at 24w, 210 a, Ms., Os., Oa., 48a., 505., Ms. Peril from wood, lib, 16a, Saw ; =Mod, 42a., 48w, 64„ and upwards Champagnes—Epernay, Sas.. Imperial (finery, 48s. and sY . ; Y. (liquors, Mott's, Namara, Giesler's, ant others, Ms, aarem—Yfedoe, Ws.. fine dinner, from 265. to Ws. Clareta—Desser! wines, 4•L., fra , and upwards. 4. ; AU other French or o;rinid; —see n proportiort. For detailed price list, sample., or tree tasting, apply to T. W. 13TAPLITON, Esq., Manager, 190, Regent-street. BEAUJOLAIS, 20s. par Do zed (The Finest Imported.) BorTI. AND CAB= mamma. Ss Clara Carriewpaid. ZIIROPYAN AND COLONIAL WINN COMPANY, PALL. ALL ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, 27e. per d ot sneaks% dinner Sherry, tas. and Sta. : old Port, res. taj Sea; Wendld old Port (ten years to nocd), , Chninpagne,St. Julien Claret, ISt, 20t, and tee per doz, bottles and easel hteladed. Sir donee. Carriage paid. — EUROPEAN wad COLONIAL WINE COMPANY, 122, Palma . &W. ~IIARSHALL'B HUNGARIAN B Ba J 1 RANDY. Prd v e tg. 7, 41% ritrzj i d a r:, s britie . o. laliti e z Casa, ea (railway earflap Depot, 114, LC. ARGYLL 1101781 S, taii.lsi:Zio, lit, Rsoiecr-arizzr. PRIZE BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY. The Mannfactorei a of this celebrated Irish Rader, poems a secret confined to themselves for producing a delicacy of tex ture which con.blnes all the rich appearance of silk with as elasticity, *Anew and durability unequalled by any other manufacturer. Christian. Adams, and Cn., Holies-street. Cavendish-square, having bees appointed their Sole West-end Loudon Agents, have all lime sent to theniiparked::C.A." to 'resent fraud. CHRISTIAN, ADAMS, 12., Bolles-street, W. B EAUTIFUL ENGLISH CHINTZES. CHARLES illit DLitt' and EONS Rove the honour to announce NM. W and IMPORTANT ADDI• 'LIONS to their celebrated collection of ORIGINAL DESIONR— Iat, Oxfordotreet, near Cavendish square, formerly lige* AM Eduardo. INDIA OUTFITS.—THRESHER and GLENN If, nest door to Somerset-honse, Strand, forward (on spplicatinn) Hsta of the noreasary ontlits for every monk with prices of each article. N.B. Three Prize s ired: awarded for Thntsher's Cabmen BAHIA shirts, India pare waidooa* and India tweed suits, which can only be procured at this Strand. THE REAL BALBRIGGAN and every other deocripticm of HOSIERY of the best quali ties, to be obtained at the estahlishment of POPE and PLANTE. 4, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-WALL, LONDON, LW. SHIRTS. —Morning and Evening Shirts of every deseriptinn, fitting with precision and ease, at moderate prima Directions for self measurement and patterns mot on application.--CAPPERand WATERS, 20, Regent-Week London. 06NTLIDIEW8 DIMS. GENTLEMEN are invited to invect th e NEW STOCK of WALKING and OVERCOATS, kept for he speedos or Ws, at HAMILTON and KIMPTONTs Tailor, 104 Strand, opposite tarrier-lialL TROIJSEREL—HAMILTON sod KIMPTON be to Inbrin the public that the NEW GOODS for the present season are now ready. and gentlemen who do not mbd win a tar price. can depend on the hest Inatariela 106. dirend (opposite Exeter Nall). Boll3' ETON, ti ARROW, and RUGBY BUM, la okOom and woll.adsp4od &dim ILL to ilia 8°173' SUITS IN ORDINARY.—The Trousers of d i enai smartid to the Jacket and Vest, 21a. to eat. BOYS' TROUSERS on TRUE-FITTING ma" end In all sossooalgo pattorno. I. 6d. to le.. Id. BOYB' SUMMER KNICKERBOCKER SUITS. Mach admiral for Joviality ot Sty* La id. to Oa B°"' SUMMER-SEASON JACKETS, for /Moo' or Genera Wear. at pleasure. 10t. Gcl., 13s. 6d. sad ISa. HYAM and Co., 66 Rod 67, O X FORD-STREET; v, and t 3. 1 , 1117/21111LIT. BIRMINGHAM: sad IS. BILIGOATE. Lana GRATIB.—A NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOK. High class talent hss rendered this work an object of interest as well as one of utility. The heads of eighteen of the engravings are Portraits of Eminent Persons, so Wet, whilst the S gurer convey a faithful representation of the suitable Wits of clothing for an occaaloos, the heads will he sppmcisted as worts of art mi riling ameptaace. The book, with Improved rata for selfnmasurentent mad prices of clothing ready made, or node to measare, will he prewented, or sent tree Oil application. SAMUEL DRAITUSIPA LU 16S. a il to 304. BOYS' SUITS. — Tb. Lowe. Knickerbocker, Orford, rod Co l ' bridge Salts sr* the popider Arlen SAMUEL MOTELIAM In, LUDGATE-KELL SUITS FOR ALL OCCASION& NA, 4b , 50A, MA, 71.., 714., Bb. 1061. aßarsim, ta, LUDGATE-HILL RIIPTUREB.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING 0111.111 AN 'MUM, acting effectual wl sut any complications, is recommended by the faculty for the taro and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good trace le an efficient resisting power, without unnecemary premium os the part affected. which deetrahle object is Moon obtained la a tram unencumbered with •trapa, spiral *prink or pad behind.- - J. KOG and Co., 1, riceactioy, W. Printed and Published try IttaLsan Mtn HAM. ee No. 8. Losaherdetreet, in the Qty of Leaden. Prlist•r. et I's Moe. In Lorabasdeareet. In the Prostate to JOLT la. OM ~'