The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-28 00:00:00

\--711:1115 : —1 it Al I , a _ . 4 11 0, - q' I 1 1. 1 \ t s till . • • ~ • , .--,- - ,-. 0- a-.-- ia. yr' ,r ,71, 3 „......,......., , ~.. ~.7 , -„---, i ....... _______ • -... \\.. M5....._ .. _ s. 1.111,, %Mg Alle No, 6,555.) . the I ele la UTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. (INS HUNDRED AND SIXTIETH V ALE—CIUSTOM HOUSE, LONDON, May, 1864 —Poe hos uoNTHLT COMMUNICATION by Masa hem Leedom.— .I , leodid miller, screw Mom MAURITIUS will leave RALE by order el the Hon the Comndedoners of her MaiZe . WM ' ,Londue) Docks th e lath Jme, the Plymouth Sled Jane. Cholera's et the pheimellu ids Botha Mischigterse , on bat T., potence' are pined free from to Plymouth. and DAY, the filet lip. lilt, at 12 o'cloth aims preolealy, the folioe d... - tat by the Companrs stem tender.—For further infonsa. X.ooolili for lime ceeturePileti : Beard/. Rum, Gene and th, h :f„, apply to BOND and MACKELVIL Mmisking i 4=i,: e. The above goods may be viewed at the Queen's Wilm a., I ,,,ug.lane, LC.; or ORINDLAT ad Co, boon, Cusiora.bouse, Tbanmetnet, sad at tas lamas Dada. eat . aW. on Moeda, tie Mb My, 1004, from 10 o'clock in the mooing tenth $ o'dodt in the aftmoca, and on the day of sale, from 10 ram -- eta. ITS w ZEALAND . —Asoisted P and Free sad moo was rossnotos to the day of sale as the a d II Grants d land.—WlLugg LIRE b e um Queet's Warehouse. Take sotto, that goods sold at the sale lids cs tudennenikeed itheele. which deed seat geseral don- wi11... 004 be delivered antes WWI two dew days of Me day or Ith e s et as canna be Sound in three of any other Hee, west be Iv i e:: Mel are sold, and that le: /0 .. ria cot i t paid for at lie dila thi t e perbed peocteill, : afternoon end that on the day of sale money will not be received by the Web /hype. CalL Port. To Ball Pueriver-Oensed after 11 o'dosk in the forenoon. Caiderses OW .. J.A. 10 may be bed at the thiesa's Warehouse, Cithothlionae, Thames. ii.. JiiiillbllS street, Bo', teed Mat Mem • 1 II pan Canterben.. June • 10 3111 , ) , A 1 IS pen Otago Jane 10 KISH CONSOLIDES—DRAWN BONDS. 2 . Apply to WILLIS, GANN, aed Os, 11, 010074ipare, who have r ri l 'ili EUROPEAN BANK (Limited) ban received hem M. . - issued the ninth antics of tbdr "Hand Book of New their C.orropandente a LIST of the BONDS drawn for g led . • ' orb ORRIN. ROBINSON, eadCo., I aid; that India which elle be Me at the close of the Auk 81, Kindr a i= venue, Leadenballatreet. street, B.C. we I 'TURKISH CONSOLIDES.—Tbe COUPONS I he is I LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE ail .n. Ohm ling I curers PACKETS for AUSITRALIA from Leedom Meet. the and (!Jailed). as . Ki es smethh and DRAWN BONDS an now purchased at the sgeekf B.C.K Ke. Port. did& Tonnage.' Doke To Sall. to ed. dory Ott , ~y inh 1. .r.',unie e d ii• . 1,80 8 B. Leith June 24 BANK (Leaded), U, King Wilthunatreet, LC. net naiad i Colonies .... 2'383 L India June 26 tty T HE LONDON and VENEZUELA BANK 4. pas askihrated line d packets have, by their lave, and .1. (limited). . i,l pampa earned a world-Mom reputation, and their pm- Incorporated under the Commies Act 1162. peer accommodation is Aw;d by any verde alloal— (tor Capital 1.800,000, In 10,000 Shares of AN sigh, me slPuticublls woleestael or piesaje to MAME' a. to (With power to thaws.) m i pis Di BAINES sad us, for the Mick Find lan L OO shares. isd Line : and T. M. MACK& end oa., A r ata Leadaskalidreal, It is prepaid that se men them AM per Mee MC ha mined 814 Wan. LC. t a i rdittei th aPi t m "y o! s har es , capital required shall n be. rat% by per I . _ fIUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH " ball "^ a Bmgarea" "8 " "811"8 " " Pr° " Isa wirb krif holdings. ", 1 V AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL (TEAM-SHIPS, ayLetnted_l2, hi s e b e paid ea eppregitea . ead s 4 qg aug,..q, h er Adintraltuto tall between LIVERPOOL and haw YO_ ,ai oah w in ho e excee d gh her e h.. at t h t heth i e h e sot ke e them hT 0 ,1 wood LITRE:ow. and BONTON, the Becton ships caning th ree theh eb e . am a Halifax to had and mein penes sn end walla. The fa- DflidefOrd rif lailltlg. mg I,rusi or other emote are to sail from liveritool. HENRY ALMA HANLEY, h.q.. Longa Cbainnan. !IC .was at Cork to nodes the mak : P. Herbert Herszeing, Rai, Consul-General of Venezuela CHINA, for BOSTON, Saturday, May ht. London. lee *SCOTIA. for NEW I'ORK, Saturday, Jen 4. _ Ent Media, Eq., Leedom, Maned Director. ea • Tilting Plesendew and goods for Neseme sad Havana, tees Alfred W. Parka, Ese , Canal for Vennela (A. W. Powles es mth•rred at New York 'ended to the parathion a the had Co. ig eeepec h . ' :Iliad States authorities, on boot the R.M.S.S. Coulee. Giacomo thq.. Venezuelan Consul for Italy, and AFRICA. for BOSTON, ilatuday, Jane IL _ Director of the flank of Caracas, Lou. mid ham shun. minding steward's he and Previsions. Dot David Wthion, 10. (Wilson, wantons. and Co.), Cansonalreet, ad ,:Host wises or liquors :—To HAMM and Boston, chief cabin, London. ,:.= second cabin, El& To New York, chief cabin, dliS : t a DIRICYORS lif VINIZOILA. mend cabin, ZlB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS H, y. B oh m. , y ah. ,li. 1,, B oh n. hhh Co.), w ho m and Le kr- yr t.n. sod 5 per cent peiniage..Apply to J. B. load, lit Old G uam. !or • al-street. Loudon ;J. M thole, Hawn, and Ids Tim de le Frederick Smack, Rm, (yyers, Beisseb, and Co.), Carnes and as -..one, Parts :G. and J. Burn, Huchananutreet, Gloom :D. l a o wls. as 4C. li . Ever Qthenstewe 1 or D. and C. Metter. 11. Water - Carl Hahn, Req. (Carl Hahn and Co.), Conwel.Geseral for Bet • LlverpeoL m, glum, Managing Director of die Bask of Canoga, Caracas. at et STEAMTO NEW YORK. Hamburg, and Coma for the Brazils, Caracas, and LaGuar+. d, yr la LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE , an d With power to the Board of Directors in England to add to ur J. PHILADELPHIA STRAWSHIP COMPANY Intend dn. their samba. ILUWILIims. n d . tot kind their 011-powered2r-belli Iron Screw litaantibips, ferrying the United States madam i The Agra Bank, Camocebeet, LC. IRON LIVERPOOL POl NEW Tnas. ithethrthaa, Posen and Co. at CITY OP WASHINGTON, Wedesaday, Juke 1 Liverpoo\ - N orth-Western Sank (Limited'. SoLtenoth—klessra Limber and Eilla 1, Lancaster-plea, or c ITT OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, June 8. 'brand : and Gresham-boor, B.C. i I I ITY OF CORK. Saturday, June 11. saOll.ll3lS. AugA every Wednesday sad every alternate Saturday. Or Leaden—Lewis H. Haslewood, Zaq., Founded's. coort,Lethhal. el- Cala wane by the m a n Marners sailor every WieUes, have r 1 _ y.,, the. Them . aim Co. 0 17, and 21 guineas, mording to the accommodatioa. Cable - Is Manchester - Mama Taunton and Co. M im i ° b y 1 " Satuftla r s Steamer*, 13 i lke " im "" " 88 MM AtDlTOXS—lfesses. HutiterL Ball and Co, LC. eh i guinea, ineindin all provisions cooked. Pamengers for And one to be coma by the sharehol so. si Mode, the tirdted Stam, and 104110 Columbia, booked through fitc Maar (pro tan k —V. de 'lron, En. Oe M .cry advantageous term—For Sather particulars sppl, to Temporary OfEces-7. Bank-bnildems, Lothbury, B.C. WILLIAM INMAN, U, Wagonettes.. Liverpool; or to SlVis V- lid MAC.EY. IL Lag WOdusalrest. My. id. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The London and Venezuela Bank haa for ite proposed open ed : pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and t i m m " gr 'Z d hey o ,Z o 7: ll " l i t ,t" d 4 att r aft "Maki required. 10,,PLZ ls 1 J- • Cc " de 2t eb km uadernwilan " fir " dem e „,„. B "" mm . ,_,....,,_: and the project has been submitted a to the judg erea e:r st ent of the most , { i. , r ROTT AM the HATANWIIW ewe". ' —-- —""."*" ''`••••wo eminent Venezuelan merchants. and has met with their us -7 he. is Hemitsge Tier. alO am., Blackwell for quallded approval. Support is promised in highly influential : sneers at 11 Fant. £2 St, /1 10a, aid Ira. od. • and the z, . eu.,,o,DAD every Th from 0, the 7 . sr. quarters, nod the directors are soured that the privilege of Is suing bank notes will be accorded by the government. Pare Li. The banking factlithe which Caracas hes hitherto possessed h. Por BREMEN,neatral made eider Russian flag, the ADLER, have hem eery lb w .% b u t the fact th e e the Bank of csyggsa, Mr LOW, or OCR ARABIC every Thunday morning ',weather yet..- which will DOW merge into this eatables:Dent, hasespite Iva M nirrirlY ' " 8 8*"" ham Rane tr" wa . and from Meal." at restricted means —earned a net profit exceeding SO per dint per le am. Fares. £.2 4 ,11, and 10a =num leaves no doubt that the present undertaking will la Par "TM 113111 ''''.... 1 " GUMMI " WA ". June P- _. from result i n comp lete arcs II Hoewlydown. Pena at Va., £2 U. and AL To be meowed The followig, published by Messrs. Methane and Co. while t. by the LONDON. Inviting or the V For freight, prom, de., NAJLALts cm/ tio's Universal oMos, d na the abovtenders t ... elliettlia loan in June last), went con 4, Re " "itlu6 iV ' ' orb P 'irl'll• GRAVID, PH ...At nt there Is almost menthe abeam of banking mom sod Co., IL Rood-lane. LC, madatt on in Venezuela. Possemed.of every advantageof climate • and soil, within sixteen dap' eall of England, the edging stone- M 0 OTTIRDAM and the REITNIE_ TWITIR • 0., faAlltloa ar. end. Inuslonstal. a. !ha nn.••••••.• n/ 04.1. isarniiist menthe absence of beating axon =in Venezuela. Poesemedof every adirsotev edemas and soil, within sixteen dap/ sail of England, the edging mone tary facilities are quite Inadequate to the oommeros of the country, and to the hicreweing production and rapid,' etbending exports of its coffee, cocoa, cotton, bides, de. . . . . The advantages of this inetitution will be obvious to all, and as the rates of Interest range from 10 to 15 per cent. per annum, the profits may be expected to be considerable." it may be added. that dace that period, owing to the increased and increasing demand for capital for the entUvatlon of cotton, which is now being exported to England in large quantities, It finds safe and profitable employment at much higher rates than those quoted by limas. Matheson . 111 OTTERDAM and the RHINE, —TWICE a Ale trim The paddlooloamer BATAVIEM. Carl W. killTII, every Bandar, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 am., calling st Blaskvall paamomers at 11 a.m. Ism, La 2a. Al 10a, sad Its. ad.. return. 43 la. =la. and al da. Ed. The screw. gouger TTENOORD from off the Tower Monday marimba may. J. tl and Al 10a.-IPer elms* A, raw to Me printed smoothly tame bills. Maly to CA LINM Universal 0100. W.. sr to PifILLIPPB. 61101101, PHILLIPYS. aad IL loodkarm. LC. T HE FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY tLireited). under the Companies Act, 1802) (IncorporatedCp ili, 000, in 10,000 Shares of £25 each, With power to increase tom ,000. Ana Era 5,000 , •:.bacrlptions for imam than hail of which have been already Deposit on application rrer ibe4 Share, and 42 on alltment lails not to exceed K. 2 per share, with an interval 0 1 not Ims than three montha. It is not intended to call up more than LlO per share, but as more capital can be advantageously employed, further lamas of shares will be made, in the allotment at which a preference will be given to the then existing Shareholders. Road .no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned In hill. Dtknatenit The Rtht Ron. Lord NIGEL KINNIDIf, Montreschera, Petersham , Chairman. Thu Right Hon. Lord Viscount Malden, 30, Lowndecatmeg, Beligareoquare, and loudwater-houas, Bucks. Curies Kemp Dyer, Rae, St. Alban's. &ward Barton, tug, Milk-street, Cheapside. George P. laacaria, sq.,F Old Broad-street, Director Financial Discount Company (Wilted). Frederick A. lags. Esq., V., SackviDeetreet. and South Norwood. W ill W. Prole, Esq., Kennington-parkipueless hat William R. Rogers, fay., M.D., 66, Barnersstreet. William Watson, Esq., &btol, Director of the Bridal sad Faster Bales, Company. Biskra—Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited), 75, Corolla, and Word-lama Branch, Si, Oxford-street. SOLlCeera—Mases. Matthews end °methane, 08, lanestheetan aside. mow—Alfred Albion. Iraq, 70, Old Broadotrunt. teprectsc—limens , Palkln , whiney, and Gibbons, 3, Bank-buudinp Whitney, KC. BICIMART (pro tem.)—R. N. Collier, 'sq. Temporary Oalcam—l, New Broad-street-murt, KC. Tbs went of in Ysehange Bank In Venezuela occasions the stacet inconvenience In buying and selling foreign Ws. Thin bank will supply the want and as reigns& can be made with far pester rapidity from Venezuela than from India, .where banking facilities of a like nature have been found extremely profitable, it Is certain Ws branch must be atill more romans retire. fheprincipal control of the Loudon and Venemiela Bank will be vested in the Board of Directors in England. They will *elect a manager of known quandcatlons, who on his arrival will have the aantance and advice of the Directors in Corneas and La Ousyra, who are Europeans of high standing in the country, and well known is oonnetiou with Veueguelan trade and finance._ _ Jell prospecteace and forms of application may ►e procured of the bankers, solicitors, broken, or secretary, at the atom of the Company, whiny the articles of aillOdatioll Ina) be inspected and every informatics' obtained. ABILIDOZD PRO6PICITS. Cam --- The objects of ttds Cam are to modem, from time to tints, Foch freehold or lemhold property in Linden and Its netakbear tood as may present special capabilities for Improvement. The ern step of the Company will be the purchase and deve lopment of some lint-clam freehold properties at the West End, for securing which most advantageous agreements have been en ters.; into, and the rental to be derived therefrom has been estimated by experienced valuers to produce a sufficient sum to toittre interest end divideissi amounting to 16 per cent. and liPosnis arising from property ever Increasing In value, after making ample deduction for repsdre outgobsp, and manage moot& and, a hen these properties are completed and winded. It is calculated they may be resold at a prott of 60 per cool to the Company. Full particulate of the proposed operations of the Company rosy be obtained at the offices, No. 1, New broad-sireet-court. where the articles of association any be seen; and prospectuses timd tonna of application for shares may be obtained from the Waken. Brokers, Solicitors, or at the Whose of the Company. FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY (Limited,. NOTICE'S NEHEBY GI YEN, that the SNARE LIST et this ..topaim will be CLOSED on TECHSDAY, the and Jute. at 4 c R. N. COLIII2, Secretary. T‘trameary Mem I, New Brearktreet-ooart. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and most useful investlon of the day, AGrA A HLARELLA..— Hewn. JOHN 04.18 NELL and Co., Three lag-court, Lombard etteet, London, perfumes' to her Malasty, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvelklos gold, which gradually restores the t . . Man hair to as prtstine hoe—we matter at what age. The Ague Anatella has some of the properties of dyes ; It, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, sad when the hair Is once restored appllottlou per mouth will keep tt In perfect colour. Price 11 1.. per bottle, or to half bottles, 10s. dd. John °email t Co. Care been appointed perfumers to H.R.B. the Primer of Wales. irIINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA JL/ has been, during tsreety-fire years, emphatically sena ci. •ued by the medical profession, and nnivettally accepted by the public, as the beet remedy for acidity of the stesuch. heart burn. beedache. goat, and indigestion and as a mild aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladies and chil dren. It la prepared, in a state of perfect purity and of uniform lurnitth, s oI dINNEFD and Co., 172, Neer Binidetreet, Lon don and by all respectable chemlets thrmighcat the world THE IN VIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. A. The moat scientifically prepared and most ptivrerhal until tlyv cordial ever introduced ; restores to thew normal coaditioa all the semetions, ea the Integrity of which perfect health de penile It is a epecilic for deblUty of an lanes. and from its °De taining. among other=dients, pepsine and phimpate of soda, 1,1 11 prove lal to the nervous and dyspeptic. Price as. w hi t i sh, or four quantities In one for fs. soi• Agent.. clam Baumgarten and Co., 880, Osiordairset, and 1318, isecharcbatnevt, Z.C. London. p. SCOTTS BILIOLTE and LIVER PILLS,PILLS, ita never failing vemedy, without any am Ihrredient, from the recipe a Dr. will be found invaluable to all who suffer from Mlions and liver complaints, indigestion.q grthe, spume, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, ac. ler habitue btotivenem, as a family aperient medicine, and am a ruiner el the `Anal, they are truly escelket ; miki le their operation sad grateful to the stomach, they emote ',petite, penis digestion. and strengthen the elate nervous eystem.--bold by W.Lerabort. chemist, IL King Charingoor, Leaden. mid bl 'boat druggists.' a NAM. Is. lid. and 2a. 9d. be mire so ask ler Dr. 'bolts Billow' and Liver lilts. The gesidne are Ina equiroponn VaL kap LAW'S' ..pond ma as dm& ions at Tiiiescb. Subscribed In 10,000 sbereu HE CREDIT .. _MOBII! . ER (Limited), C:Apitia L 1,030,000, ini),ooo al capital £OO,OOO, Climittan—The West um. lila:9 ST/ART WORTLEY. The 'WILT. C. Haliburson, ILP. Edward Warner, Rm., ILP. Alesander Dunbar, Rm. C'bertes LIM rm. Unica. Henry Yoe. C A ta l re e L labEL New lla bee, Henry retreat, Rm. John Westmorland, Rat Moiimia—Albert Want, lA. 71.4711C1L5. Mann. Ifasterman. Peters. Mildred. and Co.. Laden. Meson hod*, Payne. and Smiths, London. This Company la prepared to negotiate Government and Mont alpal Loma, and to aid In carrying mat concessions. To make *drawee on approved seenettin To effect the purchase and sale of sharea, stocks, do, and to tinhasct floattal buslneu grerally.. Al.. to receive money on deposit for periods and terms to be speed upon. Comuanaketiona to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Odiees, Lcetbardetreet, London, KC. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Lewsbardatreet, I.C. Capital. A 1,000,000, lin 20,000 shares of LW each. Belmeribed Capital, £600,00k to 10,000 shares. DiAnerons. CRAmatan—The Right Hon. JAMES STrART WORTLEY. Itimmr-Cnantnan—JAMES LEWICK, Eaq. The Hon. T. C IlAtiburton, M.P. Adolphe Hakim, Faq. Edward warmer. Ilet. M.P. Henry Pownall, lag.. I.P. Alexander Dunbar, Hs q, John Westmorland, Esq. Charles Elba, Est Juan Charles E Newbon, Esq. —Albert Grant, Esq. 111•1111114 MOWS. llastarman, P. 0.,., Mildred. and Co. Bank of London. This Company advances roomy ou the deposit of Title Deeds of approved Freehold or Lessebold Property In Great Britain, with or without rennin. mortgage. Guarantee. Titles or BOCUlltildl, end, as agent, negotiate* kens on mortgage for long or short periods also Electives money on deposit for flmM psrtods only, at rates its be agreed upon. Communications to be addreami to the 31a LTRI° 1 1.011 A , Bee-rotary. TempomryOlkes, 80, Lombard.street, E.C. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. .A.• WAUGII mad lOW. I and 4. 000DGMTRIST. W. B ROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and MINIM Barrack Furniture, Trunks. Portman "olloS Re, at PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUCE-D.-16E Picca dilly. Catalogues Ms. DAVIES'S PALACE PARAFFINIC CANDLES, L/. ed. per lb.—Sperm, la 4d. and Is 6d. : ewe BrltiM wax. it 5d.; traarparent wax. Is. 6d.. Pet:Menai, is ed. ; Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; German Wax. Is. 3d. ; botanic wax. la ; composite, Sd., 941.. and the beet, 10d. ; metal/a for Manes hoops, id. ; magnums, led. ; beat dip candles, Pd. ; moulds, 71,1 ; Best Calm oil, ea. n d. per gallon; l ellow soap, Ma, 40a., 44e., and Us per 1121te.. mottled, 48.. old brown Windsor, la 9d. per wliet ; common brown Windsor. to : while Windsor, Is. 4d. ; boner, la id. ; glycerine sad almond, ia per ter—tor oath, at 11. P. DAVI= and SONS* aid ostabllshed wareboase, 63, St. thariss...xtes, London. W.C. CANDLES. —PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFINS—Adopted by Mr Majesty's. Govezureenttor the tallitary stumps. J. C. and J. FIELD. the original manufacturers ad holden of the lan Prue mid.). amnion the politic against say spurious Imitations. Their label Is uu all packets and Musa Selo by all driers throaghout the Irtairdemi Wholonaleamd tor expeeiatlon at the Wait; IMPEL MAUL LAMBEFII. LONDON. L, whore ago may be obtained Omar etistaidad Vatted Saralee amp Tablets. TO LADIES HALYDOR, ask A. Oriental Botanical Preparatioa for asproang and Beauti fying the Completion sad akin. The radisat bloat ft Warts to the cloak, and the settees' sad delicacy which It Isaias of the beads sad arm, 161 stability of sooddag irritation sad notoving al redness. tan, papal, spots, freckles, ttneolern. Noon, sad other catansoes visitatioun radar it halepeasehle to every toilet. It obviates all the alma ef Maas on the aka, whether with releases to add sad tasemasnity, or tams* solar beat. Price a id. sad It per basic —"old at PO. Nattowarden ; and by climate sad pertamn. Ask for " 'synods' "attar,' ad beware of *aim sad psadeloas wades vadat the teased " LONDON, SATIIIIDAY EVENING, MAY 28,-' 181111. ' A GRICULTURAIS HALL, ISLINGTON.—The HUSH SHOW will op= July L Retrfoo Now on Ann gctrPtint-ilsb in nor rawly, an nay & =ln obtained on Ha- to REY. THE OXFORD.—FANBT by b. )1. d TIN BALLO IN MASCA. EVIENI sa NG. by NM whets et the messy. Jaegbauma.—TßlS THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, JAILNYN4III.M. 82. JAM LONDON. •• lieuxidi Caudate mad andante obarges." STEVENS and SONS, 78, BiahAmte-at.Within. 011(171.1f1 10=ON Port, trots the wood lOWA aid created Marry PM, Via, as., es. 48L, 64,L, Oat ditto. Nana* Ozoort, VOL Claret, lia., VOL, lea ,to OW ditto. S S TEVEN and SONS, WM/ MEM 73, Nishopagate-at,Within. YOLTIGN dad GI; dope*, mil.. at. dd., Dia a. 12t., Mo. dd. m o tion. Bismak al trado.... !D., Dia ; Ditto, his dTa lOL Dank hatodos Willalp BARLOVPS PATKNT DAM STAND, a new invention, so sdatrebly 00Miltred that • toll b:Az welt as we smaller cube. stay be raised sr tined as II labeez er trouble. Ito mike Lse that the aediaaant et the mat limpid told by be wed ty can be dielorbed. Price k, lb., lu., to aft a& 11, mud 1a Iles maim BAIWW'S SELF:joTING SYPHON TAP. No root-pog witty& No more lot beer or nor wine. Prior Y. ; ditto olootroodatod, tta.—A y direct to JAM BAJILOW, potocti4, 14, Ling 1r Irrioaloa4tosso. dor that kir mow sad od&ror aro co weer roll others aor 1 1 460 u 2 ladtdiiam EieEtaeya Waft. smabuthm TIANDELION 000 0 A.—A delicious 11 B Beverage, which the most delicate stomach cem= fa t prevents and cum all disorders of the Mineentasy consi Indi gestion, constipation, flatulence, torpid and othwr Uwe cam Mitreocamended by the medical prottweion. lb. Jaet all chemists in town sad country. O. CLLYTON, chemlei logentotreet, SCHOOL and COLLEGE PRIZES. W anEICKIEBBd SON'S new CATALOGUE of elegantly bound BOOBS, oadM, adapted for school prizes and presents, Is DOW Pe 8008. and may be bad india and post free. liatabilahod M a". CHEW aid lON. No. 1. LEICIELIOI-BQUARE. W.C. 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The this °overtop are :—" Christian la the Valley of Humi liation," by George Oh, slier F. 8.. PtckeregW, J . Merchantma golnk to Places,. by B. Wallis, after J. M ..4 . ) , " 1. Turner, LA.; "Ariel, by I. Rolfe, from the statue by J. Lamb. Miaow the other ccotents et the number will be fond " The Dublin Exhibition of 11344," with fllostrations ; Wedgwood sad Etruria," by Llewellyn O. Jewitt, 1/Instreted ; Portrait Painting in England," by Peter Cunningham, P.S.A. ; Art Work in June," by Rev. J. G. Wood, M.A. ; History of Caricature sad of Grotesque in Art," by Thomas Wright, files- Mated ; " Alomeack of the Mouth, bola designs by W. Harvey ; .Renectiess in Water Geometrically considered.' by Captain A. W. Drayson, Royal Artillery, illestrated with Diagrams. Crated Prayer Books," with illustrations ; Parliamentary Grants for Art, de., Ac. Mali LAB' swarm Lamm,. NAN= OP tuoga7ricls ma rowan PAIXIMILARe PO DX °mina et 711 009101 Or 213 hem azaulaltia, oogar a maizaurivr, susszteam,baramj lamb Mholleben, War=arelempthsetmet, and Percy circus, ablenefell. teeltebier. So meirenderJase 7, at IL Joie Emma; GlenmS Poblandokeset, lisalsbans. confectioner, Joao 18 at I /mut RUMS, Raniferd,gmabler, ham 18. 'Axle llivoiou. Co; milipees-read, late photographic mbet, Jane 11, et 1. IsithiHnAimb, Guildford, Hammed viethaller. June 18 at 1. Maus homixatitit, Warringlom-terrace, Patidiagton, neer sager to a nabs) company lone 111, at 1. PIMMIthaR Offal, Upper Berkeley-street, Portman-equare, dealt* Jen* 111, at WILLL&3 COIRLIMWOOD Hamm Gillingham, Kent, clerk in Methane Dockyardi e mll at at. Intim PARK arehlia= l ,ll .. ore...awa Jags loam BMX. thth-ned. mad BPI licensed Mehnalier and ref r eser i tnt, June f, at L encomia 11•Wiss Mamba, Jane 7, at U. Watt= esll2 Unbeaten. Isineefacottegea, Beanndr. road, Kingebed, lenefdler, June 7, at 12. JO Jane = COMMIRMI, Prbessetreet, Lambeth, Scemed victualler. TMORM ORM 17pper Harwood, coal dealer, June 7, at it Swab WINOS, Wells-sliest. Odtedotroat, bemahob boner. Jane T, L CRAM.= LOME Bags, bilmelng4mme, Map meat., Jam 7, RS 7. lon= BM= 001121112101a122, Nobleelreet, Cbeaftaide. rob Walton eget. June 7, at L TWIRL SRAIP, Boathangetaneow, Ramellemeare, boarding bum limpar. Jame 7, ma L WILUAR VleiNMI, bow, dealer to toyi, June 7, at I JOns NIA= Corbin, Hasdiptlordmt. groandak-squats, priater, June 7, at I. Joan LOW, lengley-place, woad, beershopkemper, Jane 7, MR Jam room& Brigitte% made teasieer, Jens 7. at IL , Use BALDWIS, bl ew Riaborough, Backinglemultha, bay Meier, June 7, at CHARLOTTE Bowan, Penton place, Pentonville, late licensed victualler, Jane 7, at IL 61•018111 POOlacei, New Church street. Paddington, lead mer. cheat, Jane 7. at 1. Item Bbaulls, Bpring place, Wandsworthroted, dairyman, Jane 7, at 2. Bauman Taoism, HouLeydown-lane, Bermudas', lefeweea stoker, June 11, is U. PRZURlClllATHRw,Olobeßt.,Wspping,carposter, Jane 11,st 11. ARCHIBALD LADE, Devonshlreelseet, iminhigtan, fancy box manufacturer, Jane 14, M li [bomb Glamine, Bewenboaeoad, Victoria-perk, builder, June 14, at 2. EDWARD Coasiuk, Royal labitelreet, Whllechapel, baker, June 14, at L litinfm. Mammas, Regentetreet, Me bad-road, Journeyman shoemaker, Pine 18 at 1 Plena Nu, [legal, Mho, Oarsman surge =kW, June 14, at 1. Ittraiten Oloucester-terraoc, liouton, horse dealer, Joao 14, at 1. Otmovra FLMIIII, Coleman-i., City, merchant, June 14, at It Jolla J AXIS IWODON, lower itydenham, builder, June 14, at 11. Cltatelbs Buz, Hackney-road, boss manufacturer, June 14,at t non= Pena., Snobby-et., Islington, o,mcdlan, J unel4,at 11. NATHARIVA WOOD, Monthelier-marset, Bromptwa, greengrocer. Jane 14, at 12. JOHN SHER LOCKHART. Bow-street, relieving officer, Jamb, at W aunt Biomes, Loughborough, ISlCARtaralure, boomed vio teener, Jam?, at 11. Onion Mum, IStrellagham„ June 8, at 11. Thomas Baal. Dawley„ victimilsr, June 13,s$ 12. JAODII Moms, Cheltenham, bardwareman, June 10, at U. Jona Lewis SmlnOurr, Dartmoor, victualler, June Ir, at 18 11xesiog WARMS, HonHoß, Devonehire, tailor, June 7, at it. /omen Baum= and Jobe doom. ballfas, ran merchants, June 8, at 11 JOSEaII THORRION, Paddock, near Hudderthead, woollen manu facturer, June 8, at 11. Hough nig, Accrington, Lancaahire, tin plate worker, June 8, at 1 :. Ganser llormeca, Crow Tree-road, near Band/Hand, timber merchant, Jose 8, at IL Jam= WUXI% Lowestoft, meddler, June 8, at It. Joan Beam Hines Cliffs, Northamptoneh , grocer, Janet, sill. Ocoutos, Bedford, baker, June 8, at U. JOllll butterkoowle, Durham, beerboum keeper, Jane 11, at 10. JACOS IRRLArD. Droyleden, [encash., farm Dermot, Jane 14. Thome Pawed; Blrroolgh.ou. butcher, Jane e, at 10. Moab DMUS, Llansaintlfrud yn Meehan, boolgonserphire, coma dealer, June 9, at 12. Rosily SHAW, Bristol, builder, Jane 10. at 12. Waium Wan; Sbetheici, beerhouse keeper, Jute; at 12. Hausa lOUS. Boston, haberdasher, June 11, at 1. Joust Ilsonthaten, fikadwell, Yorbkire, tamer, Jane 8, at 12. Jena Lash Pervegthad, Norfolk, dealer, Juno 7. at 17. brass ABALAALII3. Dover, furniture broker, Jun* 7, at 12. Dinsmore llornismi, Codes°, Metfordalt, joiner, Jame. Mli 3LoteLnr le MOMS, Meachester, late lanksepe, June IL at 9e. RULED IiARNORD, thane, Lanomhws, oolimoisike Wait for malt, June 11. at 9g. Witham Ilmuum, Alverbolte, Haab, butcher, Jane 10. at 11. EDWARD Janne Viaxr, !Andean, pork butcher, June 10, et 11. EDWARD Your, Almeley, lierefordsh. carpenter, Jane 7, MU. Hwy Ream Ipswich, watchmaker, Jibe 7, at IL JORRPH Yuan, brews, Yorkshire, seediaman. Jens 7, at M. Justus KRIM. Lekenhain. Leicestershire, baker June 7, at U. leo 01101 Asbaiwe bail* June at It button lelleboor, tumor% wheelwright,. Jane 17, at log. Plume Mame, Lhaelly, Breconsh., inahairpet, Jane 17, at 2. PREMIX THICHIT, Brae. Rent, bunther Jobe st 11. Yuma, baton, biddletemough, Ir4okEu, hies foreman of Ironworks, Jane 8. at eg. CRAM= lows, lllitan.nest4littinglromsfs, Kent, painter, _June 4. IPA _ _ Jim Iliv;icienrer laltabant, Lent, brieluseker, June 4. at 11. Jen= Kane, Constantine. Cornwall. minion. June 6, at 3. EMUDlonn ORIXWOOD, Wetberuen, Suffolk, =Meter, June 1% K 10. 1 #. 8 7. 11 .5!U. 14#TIGN4 June 13, Sink Aldridge, Churebetreet, Make Newington, widow- , June IL W. N. Day, Thorolperterraos, Camberwell, compositor-Jens le. V. W. Langley, Yakenheim, Norfolk. brick layer-J ItS. IL Phillips, Alinuoldsce, liall'apood, chandler's shopkeeper-June 43. W. F. Windham, Uper - Westbourne. terrace, Ilszylehone, gentlenian-Juse U J. firyntoor, Mist Gannon, Barks, baker-June U. H. held, Luton, straw bonnet insnufaoturer-June U. It. Croft, Mildmay-park, Stoke Newing ton, and Sparrow-corner, City, general ship store dealer Jam U. J. Adieu, Notting Dale, Middlesex, laboerer-Jusie U. A. H. IL Jewell, New Brampton, Lent, clerk In Chatham Dockyard -June 40. J. Homes, Chester-street, Bellanel.grosn, chandler's shopkeeper-June U. C. Slater, Cambridge-road, baker-Jimmie J. laminae, Jameeetreet, Baysw i r n .r. to a cook/sewn-June 16. J. Stacey, ion., Great Marlow, Bucks --June 10. W. Ceara, Dacaseemor, Limehousk potar--Jene 10. J. S. Yarnell. kingetiost, Stepney, traveller her the ale of tee--Jun. 17. J. H. Norman, Aiduanster road, Bermondsey, Imoianaker-Jano 17. T. Halstead, Shot...ditch, virdaaller -June 17. J. T. IL Morris, Wellington-street, Shackle well, and Spltalßelds, market salesman's aselmant-Jane 17. J. I. 8. Gooey, Sudbury, awl oak, attorney -June 17. W. W. Mar tha, The 1 *trace, K album, gentleman- June 17. C. Tysh, Pow , borough, wooer -Jane le. A. Parker. Orenada-ternos. Oe raerciabrosil Yasf, cheesemonger-June 17. L Dunstan, Cow nanglat-tennoe, Edgware-road, poulterer-June 17. A. hens% Llorketrest. Tertananequare, shoemaker's aselatant-Jun. 17. 0. Yow Ledbury road, Bayswater, obeesemeoger's mislistrost- Jane 17 ler, . A. C. Bamboo, Asliberloo-grove, Holloway eamesseelal Meedier-June 17. J. Johnson, New Church-street, iier= lighumman--June 10. G. 8. Dawes, llinfieltbroad, railway stalks mmiter-Jans 16. Hams Bowden, ientinh-town, licensed victualler-June 16. C. Burtw tlisam t a lL ti t Rent-road, sad lisoßtan-road, Norwood, ppesbu--bine 10. W. Anderson, Broadstrest Batclitf, plumber -June 16. W. H. Shop yard, Cronastmet, Hackney, draper—June 16. 0. Beira j 11,12., Prior place. Warmth, baker—Jane 16. T. Yeeklus. Kentish-town, grocer—June 16. W. Took, Copenhageustreet, Clrledosian rand, halr net snakar—June 16. S. 8. Imam and J. Burrell, Lawreocaane, City, warehousemen—June 16. J. Bowleg, Weyinouth-terrace, Hackney-road, builder—Jane IL C. L Wadley, Viellington, Shropshire, grocer—J one 27. J. Owens. Birmingham. tense—June 27. A. Carob, idge, Birmingham, stone easson—June 27. W. Tew, Rugby, licensed Metualler —June 27. IL Leak, Isagtos, lase maker—June 24. W. Brown, - month, Olaniorganahire. contractor—June IL A. BakolBeld, Halm, balkier—Jana Et J. Tolley, Urergool. clothier — June M. J. love, 1106 , 0 harm, near Mame, Cheshire, farmer—June 20. W. Jackson, Tritium% Cheshire, laser—Jane S. T. Jack son, Lounger. portar—June 14. W. labit, 84. Nem; Cornwall— June st. 0. Hollowell, llandiester, beer retailer—Jane It T. Cope, 212anebaster, hoot manulactmer—Jane U. IL Creastay. Great Baton, draier—Juzie.lH. 11ancieitieroocia. porter—June 21. X Edwards, Chorituu.upomMedlock, d u airyman —June U. J. Whoa, iliancliester, poulterer —Jne 21. Mary Ann Carlow. Manchester, minstant to a fruiterer— July U J. Adana, West Haddon, Northamptonshire, carpenter —Jane W. Higginbottom, Hyde, Cheshire. bobbin manufac turer—June 8. N. W. Brown, Manchester, hawker—Jane IL W. Norvlll, Wastonmpaullase, tailor—June 29. W. Lamb, Newark, cattle dealer—June SY. F.. Humberston, Nottingham, agent— June 29. C. Nicholson, Nottingham, green/ dealer—June 19. 0. Alton, Raeford, Nottlngfaamsitlre, cullier—June 29. J. King, Nottingham, late licensed victualler—June U. N. W. SM&y, Nottingham, boardinghouse keeper—July 6. J. Robinson, &aff• way, Darin shire, edge tool maker—July 6. .7. Sleek, Sheffield, =lean —July 6. J. t ockayne, Sheffield, butcher—July S. J. 0. Sheffield, beerbeim keeper—June 29. W. 8.. Berner, Nor;ieb, cabinet maker—June 24. J. Ridley, Marie, Cumberland, butcher—Jme In. W. Semitone', Wynsondhaim Norfolk. bowl lasraer—June 17. J. Watkins, Hereford, budder—Jane IT. I. Reed, Ortmetone, Norfolk, brickleyer—Jme & T. Drew, Worcester, Journeyman teller—June 24. O. Bryant, Porton, near &awn, oilman—June 22. T. Basks, Kingswinford, Mefferd shire, chartermanter —June & K Witham, Umbria', near Swansea, home builder —June & J. Hacche, Swansea Glamor ous/tire, cabinet maker—June & J. M. Davies, Swansea, 01e niorganabire, bootmaker—June 1& W. thborrow, Wickham Market, Suffolk, coachbulider —June IS G. Smyth, Brandeaton, Suffolk, fanner—June Mt 7. Woodburn, Lindatin-Cartstal, Lancashire, bouper—June 17. W. P Ipswich, temporary ger vant—June 9. J. booth, Warrington, gagger—June 10. R. Turner, Weletanton, Staffordshire. collier—June & J. Bailey, Jun., Hanley, Staffordshire, Journeyman colour msker— Jane & J. Cildroy, Hanley, Minfordshirs, colliery rammer—Jam l& W. Richardson, W oking. Surrey, publican—July 8. W. North, Brighton, Sy drlver—July & J. 11~am, Brightm. JeUrafri maa beker—Jusie 21. J. Weight'', Maseheeter, plumber. 'l;:Mdon : James & Virtue, 26 hy-lane. METROPOLITAN BOARD or Woos,—At the weekly meeting yesterday, Mt. J. Mesita in the chair, Mr. Nicholay moved, pursuant to notice, " That it be referred to the Streets Committee to confider the steps which have been taken by this board with reference to the improvement of Holborn, by removing Middle-row. and to report to the hoard gsnerally thereon." After a short die mission the motion was carried unanimously. A report was brought up from the Main Drainage Committee, submitting list of the works necemary for the completion and improvement of • portion of the main amen of the me tropolis, at an estimated oat of 390,0001., and recornmendior that the works in question be executed within a period of four years, and that authority be given to the [woe eon manse to negotiate for a loan of 100,0001., to be repayable within • period of 30 years ; one-thirtieth portion of the principal, .ether with the interest, being raised annually by the board. The report also recommended "that the specification of the works for the eastern portion of the northern low level mower be approved, and that advertise ments be forthwith issued, inviting tenders for the execu tion of the works, to be opened on the 24th June next."lThe report was adopted. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIA MINT. —Yesterday, in the committee co Metropolitan Rail ways, the opposition of the corporation of the City of Loucks to the bill of the London and Black wall Railway closed, mid the opposition of the East and West India Dock Company was opened. Mr. Moseley, the geoeral manager of the Great Eastern, was examined by Mr. Burke in favour of the proposed Great Esetern Northern Junction Railway. The cam for the Dublin Railway was *occluded is Mr. Baillie's committee, Mr. Calvert, Q.C., being heard against it for the Earl of Pembroke. Subsequently, Mr. Serialist O'Brien opened the case of the Great Southern and Weston and Midland of Ireland, is favour of which witnesses were *remised. The bill for the Bourtomon-the Water llailwly, for a bee of fifteen miles from the Great Western at Chet test's= to Bourtomon-the-Water, and to raise 400,0001. by shares and 133,0001. by loan, was considered and evidence taken. Witnesses were examined in favour of the Taiga Valley Railway bill, for five branches to consent it with the Landes sad South Western and South Devon Railways, and to raise farther sums of 286,0001. by shares and 96,0001. by loam The opposition to the Lancashire Union Railways still occupies that committee. la the Lords, the bill of the West Riding and Grimsby Railway, for snack, extensions. stations, and juactions. was declared proved. The bill for the Watford and Edgewan Railway was passed I. Lord Bethisdales miniskirts. la the emamittee en the Thames Conservancy Bill, the ow for the ehipowame, bergowners, and waterasen was oseeidered, mat Mr. Heywood, *senor to the City COOlllll6lOll of Way. and Works, was eameaed es the nbjeet of the report Iteleopefitea Ilebieeya, BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. May 1& 71, gokeupon-Trent, hotel keeper. May IL ALTIKD OtamtawiL Church-attest, Camberwell. photo grapitlc artist May IL W ULU* %Imams. DunningLalley, biabopegabaetmet. cabinet maker. JOINT STOCK 001IPANnti ACTS. Donut DincenuAL Co-oestesrvi eoctarr, June at the County Court of Kent, at Dover—hearing at petition for wind- DOULLIATION9 0l DIVIDINDB. CHAXUALLIC Denver, NarkLk, tamer—dividend et bk ad., say der lamp+ gaturdaV,. at Reed% DOWllbalihneilutt. JOlll7ll MAAS Cu; Deanna= Market, attorney's elerk—dtvi deud of an, any day (except &tardy), M Downbeat Markel. DIYIDIIID6. Jams 20. D. Mar, Lawres7a;;;;;. City, vklaidlar-Jase IS. G. Tampa; M alvarhasapios. aactlasser-June IL I. P. ▪ Teobwi, Woreetaenbare, Paige. Jam 13. Stratiord-upos-Ate., boakosker -Jaw IT. 1 . Danker Aroma. Illadocslabirs, tkapsa-nlaaa Low% Wotvidrimei" PQM Dienped, Id. Addltiologa —limo 14. I. thrdas, Deasy, =.7 7. .T. B. Dailey. Mater—Joky H. W latemeepw —,lea Cildi t i rt BINA Sank Oentaiwooldre;obl 7. Derma, Lerpool. drew—Joao& P. .- P. [ Marks. Y timber rearebeeit—Juse I. A Dither, See Wortley, Yorkeldre. deft reasSeeteree—Jane L J. h old W w t sosedimoss. Torkeldre, moles elanelecturer—Jime ft ir- 11 . WW 2 . peeler la berees—Jase 8. I. Jewett, Bred. kink ass 2. T. Araodell, Leeds, boot zooltufee beroe—Juae D. Kew. Ihea k. Oleascereeibire, 111,111111... rawlL C. C o ller, Ikielling, , augsca's ineletoot— Jose 21. C. I. tehsabiam, Dorf taker—June U. N. Nutt. 7►eYaaeaLftrlu. Norfolk. peer —Jazie 21.0. I). DeseJey, WAN, Derfolk, abonlat—Jane IL J. Mope" Wakefield. yarn PARTRIMBIN DISBOLFID. W. Dykes, IL liadife, and J. Malin& lacestar, bout mane. factarms—D. Map and D. PlUog, Zara; Yorkshire. Sock riselers—l. Patchett sad R. Wilson, Bradtorl, Yorkshire, tool reakers—W. Greinwood and 1,. Ashworth, BYekhrn, power loom cloth gisaufastorms—Jamiss C. Papa and Jelin Pmas h i c— olharbars, Yorkshire, brad so tar as regards J W. F. Cooper. W. Flocktem, and D. Litho, street, , so tar m regards W. F. Cooner T 4rl. - lichweiner and J. 0. anon& Pooleareet, varnish manufacture's —F. Belle sad T. W. Bens, worNam, tiatells. thrmors—Martha Duke and D. Hater, Warwick-tons, Chy, cotee-house Prenata— l. Wilson sad T. Baba Clockbaton, shoddy inandaoterms 0. Peard and W. I Laudon, Ilfracombe, Banda* sad Braaten, attorneys—R. Barnes and R. E. Barnes, Bata. square, ethadmenbers—P. R. Lana slad H J. Lem, Bambino, tlenthwiark. snerehants—J. Walks and K. Walton, Yrki4o. weaned manufacturers—Jams Waimea', John Wabash*, IWa IL nday, and W , Maderdshirs, ilk manntaturers, so tar as reg a art g alamea Wal= — F. Bon** sad B. Bantle', Tottington, Lancashire., raagg W. Hatiehans. J. Bateman, and J. Jones, W re Eliaßord shim ohmter masters, so tar as regards W. Hartshorne-8. Lewis, 6. Lewin Jun., and R. Baas, Waal Bromwich, coal NOMAI/1/. so tars regards R. Bayes—B. Simons, Glasgow, 8. Jacobs, Coveut.garden, and S. Garcia, Centre-row, Covent. garden. fruit merebents, so tar as retards 8. Garcla—J. Fox and J. Hutchinson, Manchester, Jeloas—B. Bas and W. Smart, Aberdeen, wins merchata BORYCII IMIDIII3,ATIOHI /AMU JACPARdt - sad 1310itea Jarsow, Mawr, gran mar chants, June 2, at tins Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Home Sittoos, Glasgow, dairyman, May Si, at the Faculty Otagew. ALLSAinnat lezithos, ltartosinewart, grow, June 8, at the Grapes lan, Newton-Stewart. ALISAILIM KAMM sal JAMES KAMA; Milton, farmen, Juke 1, at th e roan Hotel. Inverness. PPM Deacon, alaidobb. near Plethren, farmer, June 8, at the lioUciton' Library, Path. JAMS DAIIIII Palm, Inventive, Aberdeenshire, June 7, at the Barth Coat-boas, Aberdeen. NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND. TO THI XDrroft 01 Tall IXTIMBIL Bra,—ln the Timed article of yesterday on the Newspaper Press Fund, doubt is expired as to the urgent neoessity for any such fund. It would only be sufficient to rest the ease on the same peered neassity that exits is other prestigious ; but what is thee said on the subject in duces me to mention • recent special cue with which I happen to have been closely cooneeted. Three or four years ago a respectable salaried reporter on • Landes daily newspaper suddenly became paralysed while &dully engaged in reporting • bank meetieg—it wan, I believe, • ass of cerebral paralysis—beieg at the time oely • little over 30 years of age, and Ise has ever Pees remained incapacitated for earning • livelihood. His realised means beteg. without any fault on his part, very small, I made an appeal ea hi behalf, °biddy, though not exclusively, to members of the press, and had the satidastion of collecting, in Ulna ranging from 10/. to li. &1., nearly 901., by the jodicions appliotion of whisk he was plaited in • position to command at all sweats the necessaries of life, whereas with out nosh aid be must have been reduced to • state of desti tution. This case, as I will show just now, is by no means • solitary one on the press, though it is not in every such isslases that 901., or onafourth part of that amount, could be raised in the way of charity, however de serving might be the party concerned. Hence the necessity of • picoansot charitable fund, judiciously administwed by persons who are shove the supicioe of having en eye to say personal beeefit. Let me sow further state that I can meal fair or five cans that have occurred within the last few years is which parliamentary reporters of the Time became paralysed in the prime of life, sod remained perms neatly dished. The fact that is most, if not all, of theft owe, the proprietors of the Tines, out of their superabeadset resources. supported or sedated these individuals in their salsessitoos politic, is surely no maws why there should be eo charitable provision for others who euld not reasonably or fairly expect to obtain such a pro wling. from their employers. I ascot help adding that the idea of • body of men like being Ineueoced ia their mof arts by the fact reporters ptirm or nee.subseripies on the part of @pikers, is boo preposterous to require serious refutation. Reporters are too numerous, and the benefit in quake is too= for each as insidious objection to have any real basis. Moreover, if is soy one isotopes • reporter bad abased his position either for or easiest a speaker, the pmaishaset would be instant and eroehig : he would live last at Pies his character and hie employment for his pains. Is thin case, as in others of the same kind, clearly no one can will to become a recipient, and for myself I can desire. as I might with regard to many other udeet supporta@ of the fond, that priapic* and a kind Previ doom have placed me, humanly spsakieg, above the possibility of ever myself requiring any assistaece from the Newspaper Press Fund.—l am, he., A PARLIAMENTARY REPORTER OF TWENTY May 27. YEARN STANDING. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIMIALIT, MAY 27.-.—APIVENTIWIRMIL —Pay onsirra W. B. V. Patna, additioael, to the Hawks ; acid W. Drury, tdditioesl, to the Mutations. Chief Entrust .7. Ashley, vice Roberts, superseded, to the Orestes. . . . &mimeos H. F. Horrimna. to the Ada for hospital treatment ; G. Wyahall, to the Orootes for hospital treat meat ; P. Rolmetaos (coofinned), of the Edgar. Paonorms.—To be first -clam assistant opener, T. Dettratra or THE BOSIBAY MAIM—The Penis- paler and Camila Company's steamship Ell rs, Captaia Angora, sailed from Sonthamptoo yentaday with the mail. for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, P(ypt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. The Ettore takes out 94 boxes specie for Bombay, vales 80,2691. 10k, d which amount 33,2401, bar gold, 3,8001.g01d oda, 22,4501. her silver, and 7791. 10Iz in gold thread, watches, dfe. ; and for Alexandria, watches, tee., 2501. TIE BOMBAY MAIL. —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Poooah, Captain Sparkee, with the heavy portion of the above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. The Poosab ha. oo freight 8 packages specie, value 1,5111. ; also 90 ;alines silks sod shawls, 50 bales cotton, end 159 packages of sundries. FRANCR AND Morocco.—The French govern ment is reported to base made mid& demands so that of the Sultan in consequence of the murder of a French sub ject some months ago mar as of the gates of Tetuan, and of the asylum afforded in Morocco territory to one of the Arab aids implicated in the recent rebellion in Algeria. The following are reported to be the specific deemed, of the French, to which they require compliance within forty days, threatening to blockade the Morocco ports if due eatiefaction is not given :—" Ist. The surrender of the mar , dowers of the Freoeh subject, or, if they motet be deco. vend, the payment of an indemnity of half a million of franca. 2nd. The removal of Hash Hash, Governor of Teistan. 3rd. The surrender of the Arab chief who has sought refuge in Morocco." It is generally supposed that these demaads will be complied with.—Gibraltar Chronicle, May 18. ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR INCURABLES. The twentieth and spring election of this institution took plea yesterday at the London Tavern, the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor in the chair. The number to be elected were six insides to the aaylome. sad nine maiming on the fads, from a list of 151 candidates. The chairman, is opening the proeeedings, congratulated the friends of the inatotutioe oe the success which had hitherto attended it, consequent epos the deep loitered taken in it by many of ita "needs. During the lest six months the current of public beiteleenes has set steadily in favour of the hospital, and the committee have therefore felt justified in proposing an augmented number of candidates for eleetioe. In behalf of the large number of candidates who would neoeseartly be unsuccessful be would especially appeal. To open the dome of the indite. tion to them a large sod united effort was oeoemary. He hoped the beavulat public would come forward to relieve the sickness of deferred hope and the despair of rejection. to (fee sympathy to the sick, and help to the suffering. This they scold do by coming forward as subscriber to this to stitatioe. Be then deaired the poll opened. The Weal of the sucesedul candidates will be duly advertised is the daffy papers. CRYSTAL PALACE —The great flower show of the 8•110011 takes place this day. The Palace epees two hours earlier than usual, viz., at 10 o'clock. Apart from its total contests, the Pa/ace never looked more beautiful than it does sow and the grounds are in a most luxuriant state. The rho dodendron valley aloe* is worth a vat. Ds DI Joitoe's LJOHT-BEOWN COD LIT= 011.. The Lancet," In en 'dick 11 '10 1 1 eulogistic of Dr. de Jonah's researches, observes:—•• The composition of genuine cod liver oil is Set so sir yr as might be supposed. It le certain that which are anything bet the oil of the liver of the cod, are often sold r seal. We Sad Dr. de Jogr's oil to be genuine, and rich iodine and the elements of the bDa."—eold only in cieruled bottles. fa.ed., sad ea., by Dr. de Jonah's Web. Amer, Harrod, aid Co.. 77, Ursa& larks. see elweellOW tAdVerelearer.l OPF:NCE fIWCIGRA.PRIC INTELLIGENOL (axiom's masiumo THE PRUSSIANS IN JUTLAND. ItZRLDT, MAT 27. The Official Btaaframuger of to-day says "Official inquiries prove that the allies have lite rally and strictly carried out the stipulations of the armistioa Business traffic and the progress of the administration of the country have been unimpeded, and the levy of contributions has not been conti nued since the suspension of hostilities. The allies have firmly resisted the encroachments of the Danes, but have themselves strictly fulfilled the stipulations of the armistice." TEE DANO-GERMAN QUESTION. WEIMAR, MAT 27. The Weimarer Zeitung of to-day says :—" We are able to confirm, from an authentic source, that Austria and Prussia have given instroctions to their representatives at the Conference, paving the way for the recognition of -Duke Frederick." PAB.IB. MAY 27. The Patric of this evening publishes a telegram from Hamburg, stating that, at a sitting of the Oouncil of Ministers at Copen hagen, it was resolved not to consent to the division of eswig, and that the Danish plenipotentiaries should rather quit London. Several evening papers wart that England Russia, and Sweden intend to propose to the Con ferenoe to stipulate that Kiel should not become a Federal port, nor Rendsburg a Federal fortress. VIENNA. MAT 27. The Prase of this evening says :—Count Ap ponyi, the luistriau ambassador in London, has been instructed to propose at the Conference the candidature of the Duke of Angwitenburg, and the complete separation of the Duchies from Denmark. SWITZERLAND. BERNE, MAT 27. The Federal Council discussed tcoday the last points of the treaty of commerce with France still remaining unsettled, and the final instructions to be given to Dr. Bern, the Swiu WU/WAR' in Paris, in this matter. LETTER FROM OARLBALDL TURIN, MAT 27. The Turin journals publish a letter from Gari baldi, in reply to an article in the Morning Post. Garibaldi says :—" I pray my friends to partake with me the deep gratitude I owe to all the Eng lishmen whom I have known in their noble ooun try. My friends know that I resolved to visit England to pay a sacred debt of gratitude, and I withdrew when I thought fit to do so, without ceding to any instigation. With regard to those from whom I received hospitality, I can never sufficiently acknowledge their immense courtesy, so splendidly lavished." PORTUGAL LISBON, KAY F. To-day the Chamber of DeptitioTiiidOpted by a large majority the bill abolishing hereditary succes sion in the peerage. TUNIS. ILLMELLES, MAT 27. Advices received here from Tunis to the 23rd inst. state that tranquillity prevailed, but es the Bey persisted in refusing to dismiss his ministers, and as the Europeans on the coast were still com pelled to remain on board the ships, the admirals had decided on disembarking troops for the pro tection of their countrymen against pillage and anarchy. The Italians were to occupy the prin cipal ports of the regency. RUPTURE BETWEEN PERU AND SPAIN.- SEIZURE OF THE CHINCH/. ISLANDS. NEW YORK. IIAT 18. Advises received here from the Pacific report that in consequence of outrages on Spanish subjects the Spanish admiral has commenced offensive ope rations against Peru. He seized the Chinc hes Islands, and attempted the capture of the Peruvian fleet at Callao. THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC HAILS. SEIZURE OF THE CHINCHA ISLAND& SOUTHAMPTON, Mar 28. The Atrato has arrived here with the above mails, 242 passengers, 2,114,000 dole. in specie, and 1,164 packages of cargo. She left St. Thomas on the 14th, experiencing fine weather throughout her The Atrato brings the passage intelligence respecting the rupture between Spain and Peru. On the 14th ult. the Spanish squadron took pot , session of Chinches Island, hoisted the Spanish flag, made prisoners of the governor and officers of the island, and captured the Peruvian transport Iquique with her °Steen'. Thence the Spanish squadron proceeded to ()aim, for the purpose of cur prising the Peruvian squadron in that port. This was frustrated by the fleet getting up steam and moving under the protection of the guns of the castle. On the 16th the Spanish sqvuidron again made their appearance in the bay of Callao with hostile inten. none, but sailed again in the evening for Chinches Islands. The Peruvian steamer Tumbes left Callao on the 17th, to watch the movements of the Spaniards. When the mail left the greatest excitement pre vailed at Canso. A large body of foreigners had placed themselves at the disposal of the supreme government, to fight for the independence of Peru. Active preparations were being made by the authorities to resist attack. The batteries in the forts were placed in fighting order, and boats were equipped for service. Masters of foreign vessels applied to their respective ministers for instructions how to act. The Spanish residents in Callao embarked on board Spanish vessels. The latest news announces that the load ing at the Chinches Island was not interrupted, and that the contracts were respected. Great ex citement prevailed at Lima. In Chili the elections are still occupying public attention. Great excitement prevails in Peru respecting the Spanish difficulty, there being no prospect of a settlement. The government in authorised to raise a loan of 60,000,000 dollars, to augment the army to 30,000 men, and the navy to twenty vessels. The British, American, and Bolivian ministers held a meeting at Lima, and passed a vote of sym pathy with the Peruvian government, and resolu tions to petition their respective governments for immediate intervention to secure an adjustment of the difficulties. At Valparaiso the exchange on London was quoted at 44 to 440. ; Paris, 4.60 to 5 ; Ham burg, 39. Intelligence from Santo Domingo announces that the Spaniards were unable to subdue the insurrec tion in the island. The Spaniards gained slight 19000311110/ in the south. Nothing was done in other VA large expedition was to leave Cuba for ie Christi. Reinforoementa had arrived at Cuba. The road to Puerto Plata was completely obstructed in various parts. The number of sick and wounded Spaniards taken from San Domingo to Havannah amounted to 9,000, and to Porto Rico 2 1 000 men. Business at Jamaica has improved. Prices ad vanced-59i. paid forcoffee ; 21s. to 225. for sugar, low grades. Exchange at 90 days, + per cent. The weather hot and dry. As Trinidad the crops were nearly finithed. A shock of earthquake was experienced on the 4th. There was a favourable change of weather at Demerara. Freights lower. Sugar in brisk demand. Exchange on London, 476 dollars for 90 days. BOIS MAN% TR• is choice and strong, moderate in prise, .M ssississomo So DM. Those advantages haws swami for this los a amend priderease. DM sold Is pectets by sass eSesise4ationsisams.i