The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-08 00:00:00

/ 1,11.. V w w RE \, 4 1 tl3 !!_iL la)8. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1868. No. 6,839.3 [NTAMPSD 1L ADDITIONAL.] ONE PE NNY. I t .;d,MEN.— Direct Route to Hanover Brune- IIP . ; d, , and Control Orrmany, .—That Muth Orritti . tn.. •-• lam own,' otramrr FA .KR, Canton' R. RUNO L Ag.t 1• Inn N. de rilattßod THURSDAY, July 9, rolling at Eluellmus (ltoo•lur tanaitting) at 12 noon—Fees to Written, LI and ll• tem n Canto. Lt and 11 10a Apppty at CHAPLITTS Uni ober, Regent-, nous, W.; or to P 11111.1 1 .1% ORAYEW R PHIL Llll and Co, IX Duaton'rhouae, tkosa-lana, limit Tower- Mr t, E.C. it AMSGATE.-- TRURO HOUSE BOARDING- H01;1 4 K. taunted on On East OA facing the non; superior ar emsnedation ; rooms unusually large and airy ; teems isedoniU, A dflnv. lye Hod, IN BA NKRUPTCY.---NPSCIA.L. 2.400 Rich Black LACE PIIAIVLS, all bag. Originally I guinea, mw wiling at Id. gawping pa receipt of stamps. ('RAP. Awnrr ,nn rOUTV , 01 /owl W. I ATWT PAUL ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three taw. Proosausdo Comet Bond of S. Beg a$ L 10. DoweAse open flora 11 to 4. PROM LAST MOOT % GAZETTE. 17/411110 07 Wilt: TOR! AND 111721113:1 PARTICOLLRE TO HE OBTAINED AT THE 07/1011 al THE CHM! ILEMETILL% COVET Os LEIZTIPTOT. sassoonas.z,eruar.) INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. TWO STEAM-ENGINES for SALE choap-- -E. one of 16.heree ,by MIDDLETON : the other "horse power, by bLAC T—in good working condition, with shafting, Ike. Per tanker particulars apply to IL MK and Co., *2, Donne street. golisbaryagnani. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL 1,260 Parl ► aade SILK JACKETS, with sew each, Darla, the Imam 11%. Hari* Antoisetai la of ur in aliran u tr " . Ca r i i gre, awl all tho New Hawn of the day at Han nice. CHAS. ANOTT aad 00111PY..111 wad OS SAINT PATTT/R.Taminn. MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole Frihoc—Me/gm SMITH, PROWL sad 00., direetja;ter:, o rn =les welting waltz thee. well-timed IMMO et more thee Ile base. with =I the reeently Introdoeed improve swats, frame tour suiaese Mae Lew haus, with tot *atm, bells, lust drum, should be Ewalt to be ere a* the esjperire castings's the ear are exesediegly novel toss lsespetbe. (Tasovez axeria's Lower.) THE DEBATE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER. PARIS. AMY 7, Emmen. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND auk ALI !MING COMPANY Oakes—No. WU. Fenchorol.eneet, E.C. Mosel eseelved on D!.;POSITat FOUR PERCENT. INTEREST, ' TICE inat. CE a on abort TlT: ' Zimeed on mono of 11% sad upwards if del"died for not la" than °° ;a7A r' THAN n- TAYLOR, asezetary. SAFE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.— Dividend', IV to ID per_Oent. pew ARAI= on outlay. INVESTOR/k. ISHARIENOLDERA, caprrairata. welliag reliable information sad wife investments. should rest SHARP'S INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (poet free). Oraaville ifharp aad Co.. sharesieslers. 31, Poultry, London', LC. MONEY. —C2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on furniture, without removal, publicity, or law sods. Slay be repaid by sem instalments. No darn at all if de clined. Terms, inclusive, 11 per eent (for £lOO and over).—Apply K.:m.o: W. 0 .. theA EBTAL vances .TE 0371/ li r, I, politi..Soothampton.stmet, fa DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE CUTED by a Professional Gent/ovum of prattles and re spectability, free of charges to the creditor, upon • cocoraisaioa of le per cent. on the amount reomered.—Apply foe address, or by letter to A. Z. No. 366, City-road. EC. IN BANKRUPTOY.-MPECIAL. 4.4/119 Pairs of flood WISNEY BLANICIffeI t full also. Originally lta Yd., for to. I d, per par. SAW Pairs, worth 141. 9c1., for llu 9d. Supertor, worth So.. for Ild. Write for Catalognen of the immense Stook of General Drspory sad Silk Mt rang now on salt CAA Pl Alf b7T and (111111PV .111 and id!. SAINT PAUL'S, London. LAW 1.11 , E ANS" U RANCE SOCIET Y. TNSTITTITED 123. Intietod itt.t.te—Vorara of Five and a Quark? Millions. Annual Income—lion a Million. tr.otoo Paid—Felton and a Malt Million,. )nor-littho of the nnitita allotted to the Amtured Qumunenaially. Perim., het herto added to Poluaeo—Upwarthe of Four Iddlioutt. /*tut...wean Arrounto, ke., apply to Um Aianarr at the ()Mon. Floet-etriet, London. WILLIAM .AMI PI. DOWNIPA. Antilary. I'N BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL. 27,410 Tuna FRENCH GRENADIN, in twenty beautiful Colean, originally ed., for ea Dd., II yards. Pattenus peen he. CITA Ft AVOW anA COMFY_ 61 sad 69, MINT PAUL'ft. L 013410,1 . I N BANKRUPTCY.-BPKCIAL. I N 11,00 e Yards Pure ALPACA, in the DeWelli &UMW Odours, Originally If.. 9d., for es. 11d., 19 yard.. Patterns pod free. CRAP. AMOIT and COMPY., II and 11, SAINT 'PAULS. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL. Shen Yard. of Elegant TitSINCII muguals, Originally as 9d., fork. lid., fall drew Patterns pont free, CRAP. AY OTT and COMFY.. el and et SAINT PAUL'S, London. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL. - 111886•15, in fr AIWA& • N Pal II Es'l Elt-'I EiLHACE, HYDE-PAWL—Superior od. rn 1' 111% ITU RE, Billiard Table by Thurston, f7ratd Piano fo.te I.y Howl and fun, valuable Iwliwn licuipture, Paintings, },l„s t reproof Safe, and EFENCTS. ItH I T NICK, GAI,SWORTfIY,andCITINNOCK • will NEIL by AUCTION, upon the Premitiew, by direction of tiv Tronnette, the residence having been dammed. of, on TilUitit. p Y, July 16,st Pi precisely, the • ell•tru le modern FUR:4llllas. ~-.t.g au eligaut drawing-room suite, in walnut, covered with ..• cenvisting of dueler,. oenasional eludis, divan and o and gilt carved chair., to the style of Timis Seise, a • eat dining-room suite, comprising a wall-made dinitM t ,t,-min t g eurved sidebtard, IN C 111,11%, velvet , 4 ...I Iliteete*carprts, - I t ariefari time Max, ftrary furniture, ; a walnut bookcase aft. by Wt. Pin., a net of It oak , I..iiry in green mortar,. brilliunt plate chimney ghee, mahogany cabinet tilled with many thousand swot ,. ntralogy, eonchology, assorted and elassiniel, valuable to in alabaster, an elegant Um* marble tame II ..meter, pair of beautifully eannted marble Nguere, . • &Tars," several .el paintings by Corsi, Wier* Mama ire., and s Ilne gallery picture, painted for the Bells Art e ; capital bed-room fnenfturet Including ..,egany and brae bedsteads, double winged wardrobes, taishogany, maple wood, arid polished birch. together •1 ointments of the kite ben and itervantie offices—On ..v previous ; and tretalogues hod on the prendrue ; and ofli snip (70., land manta and surveyom, ii, Water .'lki.W. io• WA KEH I , IO.IT.PLAI MITATF., an alweedingly • _I tit ht,1101.1.1 lAL PKOI'LItTY, .:• .euin t too wale of productive land, in the pail...bon of i.T and W I ()ATM LY. with a notalo • • • tl .1 NSIt/31, Rated in a tinely-timberwl park, w.th ,•, • Weed. and Plantations, and several compact Parros; - • And Garden Allotments, producing togwthi 7 • : .In , 44t .1:1;0 1 per annam ; also the Manor of Wake. • •. • . ilk its rights. member , , feel appurtenances. `j*.I.NNO(' K, GA LSWOItTiI Y, landGU MOCK k • oleteda, Ska.l. by A llerlON, at the Mart, Token I•.. - •I I 'it vef Lend.ni, on WEDNESDAY.JuIy 1.1 at 2pr „, 51:. ortant :mei truly valiiable ItErtl. 11 , - 1 I • , PERTY. known a. the Wakehurst-place Minato. ▪ •-• lbe arido of A olingly and West Heathly, in the • `1,...1 s. nude tom lialcombe Station, six Iron, Thin, I • ••, 0 . 4 • -I.: 1:4.V. f..ur f nom 11,,yward'n.htuth, on the ;. , •, I. •.. and South Coast Railway, and 34 milt. from 5, ... • I 7 •,• , nebh•stene-built family mansion, primonting • • p, mina. in the Eliza.bethan styliaapproached . • e and carriage drive, road pentad in a 'mau 1, ' 0..1 with nalipinda and pictimsque . plantations, .• . • - ,•. o•ma taw walks and drives. commanding tuarriith •• • . .. • - .v.- panoramic news of the surrounding nobly s • - ..• 'llse mansion, which is in a tine state of preset.- , •. • • way adapted to the occupation of a family of ..• . • r... •-• a spacious entrance-hall and nunierourt well pre - , ...4.1i rooms, • side entranoc with amoral hall, a r:t ern and wide staireaw leading to a pinery o. .•n. which open six principal bedrooms, the ..r nt. r and domestic odic. being Wiitthi'lt"lthitt . with M. There is stabling for nine Denim, two double re. , a 1,...• oa , lis room', ko. The dower gardens are laid out • , 5 1..2 :. , re, the lawn and shrubberies extensive and studded : I•...ge.toret shrubs and trees; the lady's walk forming a retreat. extends tar intot he wood., dunked with romaatio .1111rally-formort arbours, rivulet., owl a lake of consider ..••.• eaten!. Tbe greenhouses. and kitcht•ii gardens are well • - in hhthlYPrOdhetiteconthtion. Tne wood! and planta ins er.a.oingly well placed, ntfering facilities rarely met with ler tier. ;wog Utol prefollatiou of pne. The mansion. grounda. aid p.ot k. remprising 150 aeres, are in the occupation of Joseph Elbdi.Ll•. Esq., wino.: tenancy expires at Michae lm as next, When roralY , Fii,ll ran he had. 'Mere are also several rompect farms, with ...envied by highly respectable tenon, and au gur...a coting. s and garden allotments, embracing altogether MO erns et err-anent arable, pasture, and wood land, Producing • rental of £1,550 per =mum...elusive of the right of sporting which a w baud; alto th e Manor of Wak t hurst. with h. rights metal:elm, and appurtenances. Not..—The Estate will be offered in its en tirety, tut in the event of it not being disposed of in one lot, it will be immediately submittal.' to public competition in two lute. Tide —'May be Mewed by cants only. to be had of the Ationeen ; and particulars and plans obtained of Mowers. Mudd and Nen, ...neuters, 33, Halford-row, W.e.; at the Auction Malt; and ot Cirrxwocg and Co., land agents and sur veyors. 11, Waterloo-plane. Pall-mall. SUPPE:L.-The HOOK ESTATE. • line FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate within • short distance of the Hayward's-heath. Three Bridgee, and East Orinweed Stations, on the London, Brighton. and South now Railway, in the icirishes of Awiingly and Wet Deathly; comprising 607 acres of productive Arable. Pasture. and Wood Land, with enbstantiel stone-built Fannhomes, Build ing*. and Cottages, in the terupatlntt of a highly respectable clam •f tenants of long standing, pi...clueing a not rental of about Lein per annum. The rutin: is studdod with tine woods, and affords G, G ALSWORTIrIi', and CHMNOCK 11 .-/ Deg to announce they are instructed to KELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, Tokenhome.yerd,f`ity, on WEDNESDAY, July 15, at 2 precisely, the HOOK ESTATE, a valuable and meowlingly beau tiful Freehold and part Copylitdd Property, situate in the parishes of Went Hustbly cod Ardingly, in the eounty of Poor:, within hoe milaa of Heyward's-heath and seven miles of Throe Bridges station an the London and Brighton Railway. seems miles from Cuelibelii, and eight from East Grim:dead ; noinprising etrf acres of capital pwitu re, amble, and wood land, lying es= well ior yther in a ring knee. partly bounded and in by roads. and divided into comptict farms. with euMtan tia yhuilt of recent ereettnn, and in the oceu ?Nation of • Middy - nwp'ertable Maas nt tenante. and having • net rental value of about Lou* per annum. The estate is well Um -1 ered throughout. with fine growing trees, principally oak, and pleasingly interspersed with well-rimed 1•0 , 1414 and plantations, which are watered with meandering trout streams and small rt. cli ts. affording racy facilities for the rim.ring end preservation et game to abniet any extent: and at a omen rest. Though there id. • •• mansion. the estate may be converted into • tine residential poperty fomenting as it dons several site peasmaing all the re a,umte cliaractensties for the erection of • reeideme of the first p.oor. one of the chief points being on the Hook Flinn, which is ••!tt4+4 unrivaled for poeition, the viewe being moot ostensive and 1.. nem" including the beautiful and richly-wooded Imelda of ..".rev end immesh In meter to give the purr-hater theopportanity •-t possessing too desirable en estate for gasidential or sporting tin:- P-ter it will be first offered as an entirety, but if not sold it will be eubmittod to public sompetition in convenient ionsating principally of Single fatal, with the woods .a:;tations adjoining to each, and known se the Hook, nandands, Horneomb, Hick-pots. Stieldands. Grove l. Hammingdon., Betters. Rowlands, and •••iws, with • few smaller tote. -Partioulam and i noes : • • k , tairtert of Mama Budd and Son, solicitors. M, " "•: at the Greyhound Inu, ArtlinglY ; the IliPrt • end a Co., land swonta and isurveydrlL Water. 14-1:- • l'allonall InN‘l X —lm t IntEgIIOLD =MATE, known aa WAX& if W ABItEN ; compriging MO acres of land, let on lease Lfghly rosponaiblc tenant, at £317 per annum, and forming a tr , t elms landed investment. !KNOCK, GALSWORTHY, andCHINNOCK err iurtrueted to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, Toketp ear !.,td in the City of London, on WEIINESDAY, July 15, pro:sely, the WAXER UlttiT WARREN ESTATE. embeaeing of 'lit Mu acres of land, situate in the parishes of Baloombe Worth ai 4V. Histbly, including a very excellent farm, with • capital hem T 1.144 ore and homestead, known aa New-bone, several good 4. Items, and a larite tract of woodland. Plantation. and Warren, eilenng it a fleatelave sporting property. It is let on lease for a of which 19 years tire unexpired, at the low rent of 1317 per :arum. The estate la of the must picturesque character. and •elm,r,s several fine p e inteof view adapted for the eieetion of one .% ieerr manaiers, and prieenting an investment of growing value, promising to yield a eery large protit by aubdirision at the expire, tun of the pp% mit Leese.—May br V0,V.^.1 by mint. only, to hr dad of the and particular% and plan. otdainerl of %foams. DEW and him, relicitore. Bcdfonl-row. W.C. : at the Auction dirt ; at the Grryliounil Lm. Arlin gly slid of Ides., Cn,r NOctt land ascot. and surveyors, 11. Vi,siterloo.plare, I 'VOW VON awl NEXT I'ItESEN'IATION to the valuable IiECTOItY of A1t1)1 Nt: I.Y. in the ...nutty of SUSSEX. with goial ...a:sic-limit Family Itimiihnice, rail au imome of shout S7OO rn mail sr nit out • 'ft Oho root rhorgiii , and glebe lend. CII 1N N i A I.SWOItTHY, andCEIINNOCK iit , tructt ,1 to , 'ELL lty AUCTION. at the )(Art, Token. knoow.);ini, I ation , i. on NV l'A /NE.SI IA Y.. 1 sly la, at Y pnicisely. the - al °Mae A i% 4 IWSI rN :tv.d the I'EItPETt• Al.ltf UHT of PRE ', NTAT lON 's• 1::, - boa o! Ai. II, in Mir county of Sussex. '11.• ri .•t..,3' I ... . i , a ionitol stooeiliiiiit family ro-aileniv, to:11101y oat/tit , re:, the rl.urrh, Lod contains largo to.tinovirs , ..•toso, y, four boAnixiimi. two 1,04. 4tiX ...rondo ry Lo!roono, end good is 'l. la r ono Al , llOll rAntill, 'fill. church, whirl, in very •• i•i. L..s lvaiti ro it. d wui. u t 6 Irw yoara The viiiitilation, ••• lust riaisuo, ohout Cie pvr fr. , 111 nt eliarvos lota 0010 ill 111; the /1,11111101 1 1 COO. As. , of the. proroirt ineunibrint, 61). r.IF I.i• obtaliall of Mos.,. Bui 1.1 and Soo. solicitor., iw. W.l'.; ut Mart anilof N1••-arv. 7:1 vvoCu a.% Un.l Waus - loo.phs , . Pall mall. l'A hit. It EW 11.1A1,1/EN, Surr , y.—Elligible FILE& 1141.1/ LAND. TAyLois is ill-Init.:um! to SELL by tP t.• Atudion Mart, Tokonhotwe-y,..4. City. at 12 for leaf Fed 12 pre...oy, Pifty.Wr. 141111.1./INt; LAND, from ;sop • rw h. liavitig Ineenuow •1 at..l othor fowls between Kince.on and walk M the Coombe and Malden • Tho estate is well a , l:.rwt,cl for the err,- itii-detuelled rillaa. Nitte-twntha of the pur . • 0 „,,,, or, o o .rtguire or coots...et lit 5 per et-at. .. yeura by equal quarterly lnetalmnte, or euid at any tint., without notiee.—Platne, p po arr of role may be obtainod On and titter 1,,.. Itailwav 'Tavern, New Mithlen : the Hny • •• of T. 'W. itegerA, Lau.. solicitor,7o, • Alewors. Mamma , * awl I.4v.nbert, wreldtecta 1.. holietrato-atztlet Within: at the 1118,1.00 t Wu • • .ut the ~tine of the London rad tlaburtat.4 • • • - -...pony 'Limited!. No. Wit. FtnwhUrah- rE.Vt:li, T-IYLOR in iostruittoil to SELL by the Aorta'', Hart, I'okenhouar - yard.t , i 3 l. • ."y Ir. for half-pact prnelaely, Rl2O-11333 YftF.EHOL.I I BITILDTNI; LAND. ho , inS t to the I'i:ll4c - road 31.1 .other roatL, C 1.11,, to the ,:nu ',bait raven nitnntra' walk from the The .ulapted for Va.! eroo •., : Nine-tontha of the par . V rnortsage nr rnntraPe f.t S ari amt. , :WI in nast. yearn by eg:ual QUAtivri• " "...Y Ott ut any tone w•tnont •.!. , i ~ 1 P,,ie utay bo oiltai;.-.1 on tarl .•: Icor:way Toyer:. An..r!ey ;'‘ nr• 01 T. W. Roster... c . 6 ntirator. 711. L a - rhioeta I s.sht - ...1 . 141,1111VL of I.r i.b•• No. 107 A, v...•.numt,..t....nt, NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. A O.eiltle Awerient. and u Powerful Tonic. Evel)where, uk batiks la lid., a. id.. hod Ile. /dal F reeehold a of Weft Hoathl five mile* of If tqationa on the Coelfield. anal 4.1 capital oni weil oo ltether by roads, fir lam patio,. of • higl rental value of I iorral through° 1.1...ing1y intr. •Ilifiz are wat affordin if game to a/mi. • •• lurupl(rn, CL poperty, prtitti nuutte eharaet ...tr. out of tl .!np-t nree.que. in. 'Toy and non • : I..ransitOr to I+-cr It will Lel oolloitely contuatml t:a,:tatlo , ll • :1. Band 4.•-• • •• ^•,•` ' • httztrom : at I • •iintr• 15•114 MK , : X —liar WA; 1 , Ll,Khly ye class's lif iNNCH x ate itodro an 4 111 prvoltly, t .1. - ut 11111 acre& .•1 W.,1 Hold norn panda nee '' :tures. unit a t . ..itnng it which The • •li.l.rriete pryer 4 •i unre mon•i• prom:song to ri n of the tenm of the Auetion 111:41.1 and Sim. Yt.at; rtthr 1 to_ land A 1•VOV:IiON ItI.I,TORY got .I.to.tt-1. mount t aro 111, tr t000t•1 aryl. 1. 111talke A \ NT A• 1 IN • ...:,Idly alt - • to. Oi ~• .rl/1/!•1.1• ,, I , 11••• • ,• • It:: !:. J. • 1. N . fro • the Or. (111 - • .orl to, lal o: !- • land :i• • • • •• • ~.• •t. o I..• • 041.110 i. or tlo. 1.4. to 1:.r1 It ok:r.., 1, . , ti re rhoorl. . 1, 1 .1110' A 4 .1 , 1 t0..1 11. It). A .. t: • R e A. MARCIA, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, 54, Coleman-street, RC., Nitwit:late" Partnewhipa, audits and adjust book. or Intricate amounts, effects arrangement' with a-editors without publicity, and . accounts for Court of Bankruptcy. gales of Iteeereiors, Lye Intent.. and Annuities effe,ted, and money obtained in connection with Life Assuranoe. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Manufacturers. 77 and Vg. 01FORD.IfiltELT • an DON d 71 and 72. 0 AM 1144 1 LON M— ——— - APP I N AND WEBB' S Garr= Plate Char AND WEBB' id later Spoor Parr MAP P I N MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra &1v Plata. IVIAPPIN AND WEBB' 8 Patent Silver Steel Tante Knives QALVIATI and Co., beg to announce the sale, st their OLD PRLISISES, 431, OXFORD STREW W. Previous to theirlinal closing of that branch, of their OLD STOCK of V k:NLTIAN BLOWN OLAtei, principally for table use, at • Is reduction from the usual prima SALPIATTS NEW F 3 OCK of 110SAIL14, BLOWN GLASS CILANDBLIERS, Kilt. BOAS, BEADS. kr., always on view at their new estabbsiumeit. 3e, St. James's•street, S.W. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM FURNITURE.—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with prices of WA. articles of BEDROOM FURNITURE, sent (free by Root; on application to 1 , 11.11 ER and SON'S, upholsterer., 3I and 74, Iternexastmet, Oxfordstrvet, W. Factory, 34 and 33. Charles. street. VHATWOOD'S " INVINCIBLE" SAFES N./ and LOCKS for Bankers and Others are only to ho had from the vim... of the C3‘allrogr Stakes of 30,000 franca at the Pans Exhibition. Depot, lK Cammetreet. London, RC. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES—Before purchaeing mend fur Oriffitha' Monthly List of Safes, by Milner, Nam Thomas Perry and Bona, Mordan, Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about half the prise of new. A gnarantee given with *web. A large quantity of Tann', Safes. from !210a Apply to 921.11 , 217712.12,,43, Ciannonstreet, B.C. ANNUAL BALE NOW ON. REGENT H0118E,_224, 240. At itegenitatreet, and M and 27, Argyll street. W.—ALLISON and Co. beg respectfu ll y to call the atten tion of h erthe numerous patrons to them cusitomary BALE at the sloes of ssum, which commenced on Monday, June 22, and will be continued throughout July, when they will be prepared to B ow in rem department POMO unusually thrip goods. Rigmit Brame. Reirent-street. and IF and 07. Anallettniet. W. O VERLAND TRUNKS for INDlA.—lllustrated PAWED LISTS of OVERLAND TRUNKS, ladies' travel ling hoses, portmanteaus, leather bogs ' cabin furniture. &a, for warded on application to THRESHER and °LENNY, outfitters, pert dewy to Somrowt-hoom, titrand. CORDING'S CELEBRATED liLY tf BOOM Warranted, and are rat and pttable. CORDING' S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING' S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING' S FISHING COAT. CORDING' S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE- IVTMEY, TAILOR, -2. MO. TENCHUILCTIZTRMET, 1M INeadizAt er e Mark4an4 Frrnxet GARMENT& Moderate Chants. KINO'I3, THE WI:LIAO/OWN CITY TAILORS, 40. CORNHILL, Opposite riash-laise. TIM BELGRAVIA MACHINE.—" Certainly um most perfect and complete. from the eirleet Aire*. !ri g le ve tir . mol fluidal ergroqlery." .. — A Mechan4 ' Iga= largely impreetel."—Neweastle Jan:La—Depot, to, e nd Hol- Iran. HHARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known vise penes eon only be had at 6.2, West Rassellatreet. C Tate the British Mimeo% Mt... The very bog _steel frame vital lipedaslas, 130 and 18. .— THOMAS HARRIS and SON the public against persons using their wait Base lashed 1700. No travellers or went& TIETEPIGEONS. AINTEEE and 00 DYERS and CLEANERS. DockhsS.Bermondory ; 44. Leinnbarßquare ; IS, llount-etreet. OTORSOOrIIQUare. ET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Ruff y- C A IY, Chintz glaglas, 172 k end Damask Dyelnt rio wkti every in ;=ewt lidenekthe, charged nedenitely, and the dread by th e Netrepolienn Snare Bieftenthic end nog 42the plaala, IT, Vthrtwerd, thtywoad, and 472, New Otriardatresi. COAL. --GEORGE J. 000HERELL and Co. WAS coals col,. OI !la—Lt. Carob!O. THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. LOWEST SMILER PRICES. See not Ml+rrtarm'nt. COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY direct from their °Aeries at Clay Croaa—The bast. festal ti P iPall'a End. at tic per seconde, las. Cash on ta.—Ontets to OHM OPTIC& 11 BUILWOOD-PLA.OII6 t gARSAINAD, W. QCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Orders epetdolly prepared tee to every climate. Manufactories —Leaden. Liverpool, beery. Srieta4 Glaagew, and Malvern. OXYGENATED WATER.-81eeping in London inning the saloon is not like deny in the fresh au. of the muntff ; but rnfraditnn and inrigoist effecte may be obtained by an evening dntoglit of Oa note d ester, fresh from the LA -110 RA TORY 36. LONG-A or throe& any druggist, in mei containing six Bottles. BOSOOMBE SPA SELTZER. Tl4lll NATURAL BELTirEIt WiLTIS/1. is found in • epring near Bournemouth, and bee the agreeable taste and invimisting properties of the true &Baer, but la entirely free from the deleterimm compounds often used in the emnicfueture of imitations. Dr. Hassell reports it, on &mart* •• "a beverage of • very sermiable Savour, notembliniethe true Beltatz, and shit h may be used with advantage at dinms.n and Co.. Bournemouth, Proprietors. Di end Co., dectreet ; London Depots— J. B. Bort e n, Kiiigh ,b r o go ; Parle—lioberts Flare Vendome. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 51, Flrot.etre,t. A tome from 10 fill 5. OnnmnltAtim Pram OIIN GOSNELL and Co.'s CIIERRY TOOTH yr' PASTE is meetly noperior to any Tooth Powder, tame the Troth • pearl-like whitentan, pruteeta the enamel from dew, and innorts • pluming Ingram*. to the breath. Price la. Id. JUAN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT MI CIIONA RON. or newly-invented HAllt-BEUtill. the Peculiar mechnnical construction of which accompliahas the two operations of cleansing and polishing simultaneously. 91. Upper Thames stmet late of 12. Throe Kuutcourt. Lombssdatreet, London. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIIILE TRUSSES acknowledged to he the lighted and most comfort. able Warn* tram invented. Elastic egorkings. Kneecaps, to., for varicom veins. yearned. Ac.: Abdominal Delta Bdlway Clotive lamas* Crutches, Artiticial Legs, Arms, Hands, byes, • sod 1,1•1• diocription of somical appliance mannfactured by ARNOLD and BONS. 35 and 50, West Staiditield, London. N.B.—Directions for measansitent and prioss forwarded. An an. perieneed !mole to attend on ladies. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS in lase INtDIG bn last SP ESTIO years for N. In loxeo at la ltd.. al- 9d.. to W., and Ila COCKLE'S in eATIBILIOUS PILLS, e N the laet ee year. for BILIOUM AFFIICTIONK In boxes at le. lA ha fd.. 4a. M., and 11.. COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, in nee the last a yearn for 11,1 1 1/01CX)2tPLAINT 1 t. beXl.6 et IT. lid.. 2s. at.. 4s. ed.. and lls jOZEAVS chronic or rooent dLrlows • eon- iw effected in an average of Sat days. Ap e,te. dl4 the l'ris rhysiehens' Aendeno: dd he all reepoeteible , P. d.e General Depot, in Paris, H. el T.e• phsr err.r:in. ill. rue Ifoutaiartie, and. in London. a% 14. Joirdm . 4 trrh rh. mist. ilk Hs etasri T4l SI'EPSIA, C'ONSTIPATION.—Reid cure by RELLOCI4 CH AROOAL. In the shape of powdro4 or o l ownvrd by Sim Arsdieuty of li.xlio:no of PISAN. rowans, IN. ; lawmen. 9d.—eon ape* Mr. O. JOZILV. P rru lo. —o. 416 1184markot. London. 9,100 Rich FRENCH IllegaM Bold during the moon at 41 as., may be had for . 199. ei Paleeros it • • CRAP. AMOIT and (WIMPY , 61 and et PAINT Pitl7LIC . faIIEETINGS, Towellinga, Blankets.—A ni z e t e u tork, amennting to £s . OOO.—CRAB. AMOY? and 00. will It on MONDAY without reserve, this imposiantgrooll of GEN L DRAPERY. Purchasers are guaranteed a esonag of M. in oi r sl exand. We quote so under • few lota :—.OO Meese of good 1 , worth es. ed. will be mold at Is. 11M. par Omen ; several hundred pieces of E ns Rorrookt sod IndL Tongeloths. worth Is ed., will bs dewed mit at 4a. 4 id. per damn; • lams 161 of all linen glom sloths will be sold at la Old. par 0 squares Mess goods are very cheap); gime cloths at Ds. 114,, em. 114., and Or 9d., worth more than double the money LWO pods of sleet Paton Area originally Pa. 9d., will be sold at to 114. per pair •• a large lot of cotton meets, 90 inches wide, will be sold from Ild. to Ile. °d m, pair; I,WD pairs of linen sheets, el linen, will be gold 10 7s. 11d. per pair, worth lls. M. • stout linen sheets, large Me, st les. Ild., Its. M., and lea ild,„ wo rth from Ns. 9d. to Yam.; 800 doom of towelling', in various makes, are marked M. te& sod Is. ed. Per dozen, worth ea ed. and 12e. ed. ; 4110 doom very heavy, all linen. medical rubber towels, morally sold at leo ed., will Is sold at les. Ild. per deem ; 9,000 dozen of good nunvm7 dtaprrs will Ae sold atfl. 414. per 19 smarm; 6110 doom sorry isemy, all IWn. for ea 114., worth to, ; magniikont doable damask w tw a iaards square, be Is. lid.; WO biros sise, to cline t' l= at i :S Ils will be moi4 at lat. M. ; 470 doom, all Hombre' damask dinner napkin', worth Ss. 9d.. for kn. pro doreu ; eeo dozen in extra large mime, worth Its ed., for W. Ild. par domen; 1,900 doyen of oambrie handkerchiefs. all linos, will to sold at Is. 91d• per dozen; cambric handkerchiefs, very tine, will be sold at 9d., worth es. Id. ; 3s. 114., worth es. 9d. • 6a. worth ed. per dorm ; 1,01.10 Rau., worth dy laniets, oniginally M., for ga. Ild. ; 3,0(10 pawn, l6s. 94. , for Ils. 9d.; WO mirs,lea 9d. and one guinea, worth doubld—LMAll. AVOW and Po., 61 and 69. lit. I N BANKRUPTCY.—SPECIAL. -E- (11A8. AMOY' and COMPANY, &Int Pears, or. so* selling the following Lots : 1,000 do snoie Milks, worth 305., for na 1,400 Bord ditto, worth 35e., for 16.. 913. 800 To lAdies' Man, worth At for Ll to. 814. 400 ple rh Check Bilks, worth £llO.. for lt guinea. 1.300 Rich Plain Bilks, worth 13, for Lt fa. 470 BSA French Satins, worth lA. for Li 100. 175 Rich Moire Antiques, worth Ok for £2loa td. 700 WMA Bilks worth £4 for 1 guineas. 1,100 yards Black Milk., worth Ma, for 1 !taboos, dress. 300 Dreams Gros Grain Bilks, worth £2, for £lsa. MO Gros de Londres, worth £2loa. for li Nip MO Rich Corded Bilks, fl 165. SL, 1 guineas, and Si subsea& CZHAB.In writing for 00111P ''d°1e AlrY " .111 .ertimmmL aad SAINT PAUL/I& • JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES. During the week we shall s►ow a large assesetnent of these beautiful dress fabrics, russurramd ekganas and goad teat^ is all colours, tn. 11d. for 12 ards. Patterns post free. CRAB. AMOTT and 00.. al and M. Bt. Paul% MAGNIFICENT TIISSORE ROBBS.-SPE CULL PURCILASIL—CHAB. AMOTE and 00., et. Pad's, will SELL. THIS DAY, 900 Bah TUBOORB 11.011124 handsome' y embroidered with ilk. originally fttilleS. to buff and ass l into. all Mts. Dd. mple Dram ahem mosild 'Maw. HAS. A) IO DT and Co.. eil and St 91t. Paul s. ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. CITAS. ANO/T and CO., St. Paul's, will SELL. this 'Lai. WOOS yards of pure ALPACAS, to various *douse, at Rd nor yard, worth le. td. These geode are of Ins quality, and nearly a•yard wide. Patterns poet tree.—CLUM. AM= sad Os., dl and OZ. Si. Paul% Loudon. THE ART of SPENDING MONEY:--To make -a. money fa • universal desire, and the art ed vending it wisely requires but lithe study to render it equally naivete= Phibmo phere agree that money eaved Is money made. eonsequentty it is of the utmost impartanes that a pontoon. should adopt the most advantageous method el expanding tt. These who lan pay ready money held • great power; still they cannot obtain the fall value which it naturally ememedide unless they select houses in which lmeineee is conducted on ready money principles; exelusively. The keen eantottlion between Leaved this ordw presents advantage. to the public which no other system sea offer. The =elusive ready-money syetem is to buy with, as well an to sell for ready-money. Manufacturers and inenthants are attracted to houses on that system, end dispose of to those gyms the great asenvettlatioas and over-produrtions of whirls must be sold at a lore. Thus the buying power or t p l c i l : ready-money system stocks the warehouse with a large portion of its goods et lower prices than the emit of production, sod forum the first of the three main elements which constitute the selling power of the ready money system. The sem= element is the avoidanos of less. Die meat is given, sonsequently no extra profits are required to cover bad deb= The third element is the economy ef time. No abatement^ ere made, consequently so waste of time in argument to settle the pet= whicg is marked upon sash article in plain figures ; otherwise it would require the expense of three times the number of assistant. to do the same amount of business. To add extra profits for the purpose of taking off a discount, Risking an abatement or an allowance, is arab= the ideas of a trader upon the true ready-mi s state= Daring twenty years the above system ham been carded out, to the great chant tieiler of a, fryde nham all particle, MLouse by . Ludg="llll.l.lEL /MOM= 8. mess - SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.- The =ate, Us., lie., Ds, 41e., dso., flea: the watablostai K, M. 14., lls., lb., les. ; the tress w. 145.. les., 17a eel., sis. Ma. Div= style and sire kept in stack for immethate uss w er made to mason= NOW= post frea—bydeshani Moose, No se, Led gata4.ol. FIT CO. :, 425. surr OOMPULTE, 60e. SUIT COMPLETE, 69e. SMT COMPLETE, 7S& SUIT COMPLETE, $l.. SUIT comilLkiß, Mai. QAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The coots, BY., ths, fie. yes, ale., TOL ; the wsletrouts, es. 4, Ito. ; the trousers, 17s. id., , Ws., Ma, Mu, Iku Evert .t,4 end aim kept in stock for Lamellate use, or made to mem& Patterns postfree.--eydeuhem Haase, No. go, Isdpw SUIT COMPLETE. is9a. SUIT (X)MPLSTE, 73e. SUIT COMPLETE, - BO& SUIT COMPLETE, 938. SUIT COMPLETE, 103 s. SUIT COMPLETE, 116 a. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The route, 3M., Ma, Ois., NR, hia, Ms. ; the welelerats. Sh Id.. ft. bd.. 11a, 12a, Ns. 13e.: the trousers, 17s. dd., 39a, SM., XI.. Sm. • Me. Every st le and sise kept in Meek fee immediate see, or ma de to measure. Patterns port tree. Elydenhank Home, SO, LAW ,- hin. _ . SITIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, M. SUIT COMPLFsfE—,—iiiimi SUIT (X)MYLk.:TE, lkin SUIT COMPIAkTE, SUIT COMPLETE, Iwo. SAtiltEL BROTHERS' 140Y8' 1313111 1 8:-- The Make* PN., les. M., lb., 14m, lb.. Um: the waistcoats, b. fd., 9e. ed., es., Am, N. ed., 6e. ; the immures, fis. dd., Ti., 8 0 .. 11 .. lb. 6d., Ile. Every style oral kept in stork for immediate wie, or nude to measure. Patterns poet free. se HOU" 90. I.lldrate.bill. _ SUIT COMPLETE, 108. SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. SUIT COMPLETE, 248. SUIT COMPLE'i.h, SUIT COMPLETE, 3be. SUIT CO/ariAb:TE, :on. SAMUEL BlLOThElts' OVER(X)AII3 for ALL t•k:A841)8. Yle.. Va., 330., 4k" Sle., fos. EvarY a2S rod atyle tin mock for fulalvdiale The Summer Ovlwcoat at t"..t heed with Rik, I. a wander nt ratan for the meow. Nwer g 6 T I4 WUrtls MAI& k. 11...1.111, true plot lope. It. Ladgatw _ _ . _ . _ NEW BOOK on GEN'FLEMEN'S ATFIRE.— tt orm 'Oa. h. of 37 Ming Portnaa af1 73 . 1 g .^2 3 h 34 .: Ctrs: 7.3 ntt t.t th e fartdcdot , •!. • and n‘nrt lannonng flan= fur a ll fd r and lve /60A rantanas Lb* pH , a of each rime, and new nibe for aelf.fnenron, and fa rent plat !we far ll= dedurted from a nareilaan—nAlEUEL 111101Wila Milos% Etrdechnosoast, /A IIJa de h SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. CO-OPERATIVR PRINCIPLES. Mr. T. W. STAPLETON, who soninemeed bodice an thee principle in the City in 11833, has now the honour to aBllolaloo his return tress Bordeaux, sod to SUBMIT, at PRICES on this system, CLARETS of Mg, 1116 t, 11164, and leak cit qualities that hays been sanely deelit. for public ads peer of tha Nati af t an vint t res ore savan had afther gand three— ... b rit: therm; NE's are dela na ntsi n to Bordeaux aa unequalled during this century. The following are a portion of this stock, and son be ordered from that in London, or direct from his cellars abroad. They will be sent on approval _ca rears, guaranteed of their reprearmtad growths. The stock ham cost selecting over OLEN. Vintages NW, bottled is I.lo—aad the UM in led—aisidet of La Row Gruen la Rosa, Cos' d'Estotinatil, the Chateaux Dues, La Seaga. Leovills, Nauman. Latour, Moatan, Mangan& and ladtte. dc. Vintage ll6l nearly all bottled Ise year).--St. Jabs= la Rote, Co.' d'ratourne Grass La Rose, the Chateau laGraags, Laraine, Latour, Rate rlon, Margaux, and Lite, ; also all the Ordealres, Vim de Cotes, sad Palace Vintage ROI ll—Bottling, and In Csak.—Tearaa Mullion, St. Ger, 811184 1 7:111, Bourg , Panne; Grand Pao/ea Phelan. Margate, ey, Les Ormes, Canos-Vaeher, Brown Cantenac, Pee Clow latriorklarnak LaGrangaColos-Lwer. Dalai% the Chateaux , Rausan, Montan, and all the Gram& Yes, erases Ordinates, and Ordinate. FS' I=Ii i rdrUSAVO lilknaregl=a=l4 R. e._ (kudalPatreei. W.—bhbli+Ded in City in lm 18,000 BOTTLES of CHAMPAGNE, at 1 7 36 :4 11. yew down, Wag all .old, • farther oantmet for DAN bottles of eery dry IN4 Stoney Champagne bee Deet been oon eluded with the Meners. De Venore, of 26 years' eannezion. Theme whew ere full bodied, dry. and In high condition. Came of three &wen muttm it es., on approval or retern.—Addrees T. W. PTADLETON, ter, Besent-street, corner of Condultetmet lartab llahed over ha ream 29006 MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOITLEt3 of VW VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE. This magnifi cent Wine Wiil be supplied as superior to say ever shipped. carried first prise at Paris. Oases of 12. at SI& T. W. STAPLETON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be BOLD. in bond at it. or duty paid at £l2 per auk (32 &nen), vintage 1113, or by the down at lia. in one three doses—Oan be fried at T. W. ETLPLETON`B, 301, or ferentotreet THE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd -■•• and 4th Shipments, 310 10s. Over SOO quarter soaks of this pure CADIZ SHE RR Y have arrived and been sold at 310101 each, duty paid, since September, 1036. The 3rd and tth shipment& are DOW Undires, composed of 310 quarter casks. Price, as before, 10 guineas each. Samples or free tasting at T. W. STAPL3IrON'S, 203, Itimentsizeet, corner of Conduitstroet. W. STAR GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The necond uf tuPetturJOale. delicate, soft, natty XERES BIit..X.XY haa just arrived. P/ quarter 111 a ; or by L t dream Wt. yer doilen.—At T. W. LSTAP. OW& SIIPERB 1880 VINTAGE PORT.-200 pipes, 100 quarter maks, or 11,100 apneas. The third proim of these mach admired Porte, selected by Mr. STAPLETON on the Alto Douro in 1000, and shipped by him without the moral addition of 18 per cent. of aquadente and oompftnently are olnit soft, pure Porta of th e old type, ra r d e atr ; ictuniato roe ; or if bottled, with certainty of beaming in two years. Moe pr a iLe, 00 doren,_oll; quarter casks, EIS ; or per dozen, Ea. id.— T. W. STAPLWON, 1611„ Enrontqtreet. A A GOBLET of BURGUNDY FILL, FILL FOR Inc (old soorI—ORELT DESIDERATt7M—GenuIaa BURGUNDY, BEAUJOLAIS,_ _sad CHABLIS WINES, direct from the GLIOWMtwIIVINEY..D , delivered free, from M. ed. per gallon. Samples and references mar be bad from medical and other eastossera—Addrees, pre.paid latter Nd.) tamer MOULIN, at Bccoaturebe, THOIBSEY, FRANC& N.B.—Lat, care a Mr. biros, Engineer, 11, Adam4lreet, Adelyhl, London. shall be forwarded. QUERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or 1 , 7 Golden. imported direct from Jereadelalkontera, soft and delicate, free from unnatural Tit o ar acidity, and largely mar soloed as a dinner Wine.—Terms e carr paid by the iserportere, PHYTELATI and BONS, on, W e ed Strand. Moe Me Past free. O LD PORT, 245. per Dozen, imported direct gr l g ht. from Oporto (gandenisai's obi ), fell bod l. d rd fruity, highly recommended for invalids req as...amine sod nutritious wEse.—Terms mak sod earriaro paid the importers . PHY. worded gran THUM an d 801 , Z i a' act. Weit Strand. We as samples for s eii KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DVBLDI EICHMITION, 18.1. This oelebated old IRISH WHISKY pained the !luaus PRIZE ILEDAL.—It is pare, mellow, de/icins tad v 7 =cane Bold in bottle% at. bd. each, at the Mau ;by the eased the prbielpal teem ia Barlaad aoss wholesale, at Great London, W. ---o =tte red seal. pink label. and ecek brawled 9Kbuthan's LL TIEtECULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies aa now booms so important feature. fines the Mirada°. tion of Abeam Tea. nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TILL COO ANY hare, en amount of ita greet strength and emulate flavour, promoted its sale by every means. The Tea Dielects, then =Anal to L i pper Alamo, have gradnally extended. and Teas front other parte et - India are arriving, thus offering greeter meatier. The Company are new selling Amara, Mahar. Darjeeling, do., at from Y. 10d. to 4o rd. per lb., and Chins Teas as P riers Looses. No. P Great gb. Ralszes.churshyard. Biahopegate. Prim hit forwarded on apylioatfon. JOSEPH GIL LOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by .11 dealers throurthout the world. Part 3, for July, now reedy, prow ed., HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Conducted by CTIARLIII DICZWIL Cheap Edition. Well printed OD good paper. Sizperwe London : ward, Loot, and Tyler, Paternonterrow. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Conducted by CHAIM= DICEZ7III.—VoI. 1., Ske pages, now ready. Peary Wrapper, Se. ; library Mellow, ezhs cloth bevelled beer* fa. I& Landon Woad, Look. and Tyler, Paterecedergew. NEW NOVEL BY CAPT NAYNE REID. Mrday, in d el..thre. aka, Me. WIFE: A Tale of the Two T H, frorida. London Ward. Lock, and Tyler, Pateroarteryow. DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. Mozenthee Deborah—firet made known in this country by Madame Ristori—has appeared under as many abases on the English stage as a notorious criminal gene rally appears under at the Old Bailey. First she ap peared as Deborah at Her Majesty's Theatre; then Miss Bateman introduced her as Leah at the Adelphi ; and last night Mina Kate Saville introduced her again aa Rath at the Princess's. Under whatever name this drama is per formed, it is always attractive, and supposing Mies Saville to have been able to represent Miss Bateman's version of Leah, there was ao necessity for a new adaptation. The reproduction of such a piece shows what little encourage ment is given to ariginal dramatic authorship in this country. Tm HE AL.= OF LowriOw.—The return issued by authority of the. Registrar-General states that in the week that ended on Saturday, July 4 4,620 births, and 3,130 deeths were registered in London and in thirteen other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 25 per 1,000 pereone The mortality from diarrbwa, principally infantile showed a considerable increase in most of the large town; lest week. Of the death-rates from all causes, 6 per 1,000 resulted from this cause in Manchester, 5 per 1,000 in London and Salford, and 2 per 1,000 in Liv In London the births of 1,050 boys and 1,043 ;Zit all 2,093 children, were registered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years (1868-67) the swinge number, corrected for increase of population, is 1,968. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,616. It was the twenty-seventh week of the year; and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a ' correction for increase of population, 1,315. The deaths in the present return exceed by 201 the estimated amount, and exceed by 62 the number recorded in the preceding week. The annual rate of mortality was 22 per 1,000 in West London, 26 in North Loudon, 25 in Central London, 28 in East London, and 26 in South London. The deaths from gymotic diseases were 677, the emended average number being 395. Nine deaths from small pox, 56 from measles, 38 from scarlatina, 11 from diph theria, 49 from whooping-cough, 46 from fever, 286 from diarrhoea, and 19 from cholera or choleraic diarrheas, were rehastered. The mortality from diarrheas exhibits a considerable increase. In the week which ended 6th June the deaths from diarrheas were 27, in the three following weeks 31, 66, and 171 persons died. and last week the death. recorded were 286. Six deaths from diarrhoea wereregiateredinthe sub-dirtrict of St. Mary, Paddington; 7 in the subdistrict of Kenaington Town ; 6in Use tub diatlict of St. Paul, Hammersmith ; 7 in the sub-district of Bt. John, Westminster; 6 in the rub-district of St. Mar rand, Westminster; 6 in the sub-district of Rectory Marylebone ; 7 in the sub-district of Christchurch (Marylebone ; 6 in the sub-district of Itegent's-park ; bin the su b• • of Kentish-town ;13 m the trict of Islington West ; 9 in the sub-district of Islington East ; 7 in the sub-district of Holton Old-town; 8 in the sub-district of Haggerstone West ; 6 in each of the sub districts of Limehouse, Mile-end Old.itown Western, and Mile-end Old-town Eastern ; 6in the sub-district of Bow ; 6 in the sub-district of Leather-market (Bermondsey) ; 6 in the sub-district of Waterloo-road, second part, and 6 in the sub-district of Kennington first. Of the 'Lod persona who died, 200 were children under one year of age, 35 were under 3 years of age, 4 were 20 and wider 40 years, and 13 were 60 years aad upwards. Limy Hoseswen Score, Millmaa-street, Holborn, to surrender July In, at 12. Wstrea.amitimosaHosa,UpperNorwoodaucticseer,Julyttatl2. WILLI•If MORCOTT HARDING, Hiurbad..COd, LOCIAOODET, July 21, at 12. GEORGE 13ur, nines Chiswell-dreet, linaboryaquare, cabinet maker, July 28, at 11. WILLIAM GROROE Wlware, LiVE.FOOI-M2OE., Qty, ironmonger, July 21 at 12. THOMAS IMUTRIALAS, Milimair-d„Holboen, Welber, July 21, at 12. Janice Asri eau., Lancaster-street, Beyewatier,ooramitaion agent, July 21, at ti WILLIAM Basses, Cselton-road, Kentish Town, late cheese monger, July 21, at 12. EDWA.O PLATER., Leylolll.ooe, grocer, July 21, at 1. Grams THULA{ fluty, Wenbek-road, City-road, late currier, July 21, at 1. W,LuA. Wares landon-wall, upholsterer, July 21, at 1. Bases Lstem, Royal It:change, doekbroker, July 0, at 12. DIN.. FARROW, Unad-street, Pimlico, usher in a county court, July 23, at IL GROWS WILLIAM Timms, Elizabeth-street, Poplar, late ship *yam, July 92,5 t 2. WILLIAM FLU., Great Warlek u lliem,fronkeeper, July 24, at ART... GOND°. WILLIAM W, 11mgaretatreet, Cal/mulish square, lodging-house keeper, July 17, at 11. ALFRED Censures Fammes, fitalues, eaddkv, July 17, at 12. WILLIAM JOSEPH SAUNDMiII, C01.6111.5T, hatter, July 17, at 2. EDWARD H SAIITLZTT, Noble- street, City, importer of fancy goods, July 22, at IL WOOO, Great Knight Rider-Street, City, chop-home keeper,July at 12. GNOME MARI, U., July 22, at U. Ann Art% Bayswater, late acting British consul in China, July at 12. CIIARLR. W , Alfred Bow, commercial traveller, July 22, at 1. WILLIAM PLAYS., Berkeley-equare, and South Croydon, gentleman's coachman, July 22, at 14. Rums/ern Bourn - , Edmonton, grocer, July 22, at 2. Gams Borten, Codss ll Wood, Staffordshire, beerhouee keeper, July 17, at 12. lemmas Rom, Yetalyfera, Glamorpurshire, late Seemed vie tualler,_July 17, at 11. THOMAS WALLA INORAM, Roams, innkeeper, July 17, at 11. Davie Easy, Swansea, licensed victualler, July 17, at 11. Feromunt 'Peones Etworrrni, Wellington, Somersetehire, mer chant, July W, at 12. WILLIAM SYDINNAM Cannier's, East Stonehoune, Devonshire, draper, July_lB, at Hi . SAM EBODRA, LOtIIWOOO Yorkshire, mango dealer, July 20, ILL 11. WILLIAN TAOOART, Wootton, Lancashire, late secretary to the Peelle Steam Navigation Company, July 17, at 11. THOMAII MIALOW LiverpOOL, accountant, July 21), at 12. BINJAMIN HARGRAVE, Gorton, lancaehire, tailor, July 21 , st 11. La "mem WALIIALRE, Littleborough, Lancashire, coal duster, July 21, at tr. Jerre Low nos, Mickley-square, Northumberland, Sour dealer, July 20, at 12. ASBURY Aissu, Aston, Warwickehire, commierion agent, July 24, at 10. JAM.. NORMA. CARPENTER, Birmingham, late retail brewer, July Si, at, 10. THOMAS &ZODIAC, Chickenley, Yorkshire, beerhouse keeper, July IS, at 19. Ozosos Braournme, Reading, carpenter, July 18, at 10. ORLANDO Serra, Uttoxeter, Eltaffordsb„ gunmaker, July 20, at 10. turoct Sores, Poetise, late brewer, July 21, at 12. ERNIE NEAT; Bath, baker, J 20, d 11. losers 'Flamm, jun., Hoy Nether, Yorkshire, tailor, July 21, at 11. Wittier Hommos, Wide, bootmaker, July 29, at 11. Zervimo Bosom Booth Closfeeth, Northumberland, bonbons. keeper, July 18, at 10. JAM.. JRWIRS, Tividale, Btaffordablre, milkman, July 23, at IL 0.01011 Curia OWTIIII_, atldellhOf., July 26, at 12. AL...ARDIS SIMPSON, Sundeeland, grocer, July 21, at 12. Joan Demme FISHRII, Halifax, late chemist. July 17, 410. WILLIAM Ace, Hiltoll.in-Lindsty, Lincolnshire, lionsebres.ker, July 23, at 11. GILL JACKSON, Holum, Lancashire. beer retailer, July 18, at 9e. Jons Hoarse, Manchester, accountant, July 18, at csi. Teases Timm, Abersinan,l2Uamorgansh., mason, July 21, 11. EDWARD COCILRIAI,Exeter, watch maker July 18, at 11. CR•RLER YOUPG, Med COWES, km Of Wight, licensed victualler, July IS, atll. THOMAS AVIES, Ilanfair, Breclmockehire, licensed victualler, July 18, at 2. PRISCILLA Laos, Swineshead,WormatershAnnkeeper, JilrEtat 11. THOMAS BAILNY, Langley, Woreeetersbare, Hammed victualler, July 16, at 11. HENRY Brume, Haverhill, Suffolk, carter July 17, at 2. Joan (burr, Cambridge, hone breaker, July 21, at S. Ctsas PODMORR, 1..54t00 • Staffordshire, July 18, at 11. THOMAS BATWING, Hougham, Lincolnshire, boot maker, July 17, at 11. EDWIN Ferment., Great Yarmouth, beerhouse keeper, July 28, at 12. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Nature Joint Hiestreci (separate estate), Birmingham, rivet manufacturer -1d dividend of land., any Thursday, at Kin near's, BITIDIDgium. Cu ARLES Joe,, MACKLIN° and Jessica WILLTAII Cox, Birmingham rivet manufacturers—ld dividend of 3.. 7ed., any Th ursda y, at Kinnear'a, Birmingham. EMIR. Mauve MOIRISON, Langton, Sta ff ordshire, ale merchant —lst dividend of Is. 411., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Bir mingham. Parse and Jones, Cardiff, chemirte—lst dividend of le. Ild., any Wednesday, at lenunan's, Bristol. Joan Mimics, Gloucester, contractor—lot dividend of Did., any Wednesday, at Aernman'e, Bridal. 'noose Tncesse ezine z Hyn dpilyn, colliery proprietor — let dividend of Yd., any W at Amman's, Gimes Lateawoarn, Halides comsnimion agent—lst dividend of Bd._, any Wednesday„at . Aeranran's, Bristol. Jul... TWONA. WILSON, B risto l, wine merchant—lnd dividend of Is. Id., any Wednesday, at Acumen's, Mated. DIVIDENDS. July 28. C. Burtwell, Old Kent-road, and Hamilton-road, Nor wood, plumber—July 22. W. Patching, Faversham, Kent, baker —July ff. T. Freeram, Spa-road, Bermondiey, timber merchant —July 30. R. Hmton-on-the-Green, Worcestenhire, rattle dealer—July 14. . ' Exeter, watchmaker- Jdy B. J. Mama, jun., Elagetaa-upon- All, merchant '. clerk—August 6. 0. Wood, jun, Manchester confectioner—July I& W. W. Jonas, Evertan, Lancashire, uly 18. Jordan, Evertor, Lancashire, master mariner—July 27. J. Smith , Oadby,Leicester shire, tenolier—July W. B. Hamm, Leicester, but July 27. R. Rutkin, Leiceeter, assistant in ale stores—July 27. W. Powell, Leicester, plumber—July W. W. Briggs, Barton, Leiceetershire, gr cooper—Jidx27. J. M"li Mmberstone, eicestershire, ocer - 111 7 FL W. Phipm, let, L Leicestershire, detualler—July 27. J. C. Clayton, Briton, Leicesteeshire, baker—July27. S. John son, Great Wiggles, Leicestenhire, baker—July W. W. Lane, Olenleld, Leleestenkire, innkeeper—Jr:4y 27. S. Smith, Leicester, cabinet maker -July ff. J. Ramey, Leicester, tailor—July 27. Hannah Richards, !Moeda', late beerbouse keeper—July 27. W. Cooper, Leicester, jaizer—Jaly ff. N. Shelton, System, Leicester shire, butcher. PARTNERSHIPS DUMMIED. G. Watson and J. Appleyard, Halifax, wooldepiere — Ann 11:24 Jane Davey, Mise. Davey, and Amelia Davey, Ply lodging-home keepers, so tar as regards ladle Damy— J. A. loge J. Fetuter ass, , Burdett - toad, Wile-end —W. H. cher and E. Clegg, Old auctioneer' —Francis Read, B. J. Bead, and Frederic R. Read. Palace-road, Pimlico, marble masous, so far es regar ds B. I. Rned—C. Haled mid FL W. Madan, flassex, pruners —J. Bidden surd 0. Bridgman, Neweastle-r-Lyine, ironmongers — B. Priealey and IL Pi;cedek/tr_edford= staff znanufacturera — G. 8... cads and R. court-road, auctioneers — H. H. Gardner lingua, New castlempoo-Tyne, metal Mokere—P. 8. Clarlime and T. Cooper, Carter-lane, and Bell-yard, Doctors'-c mamma prostors—J. Roper and . Lessen Odin:net and Wian, lan amkire, coal propne tore—JW. H. 0 , -mamba sad H. 0. lifehalson, Manchester, accoun tants—J. Baker and E. James, Birmingham, giros merchants— B. bele and J. Briley, Penny Oaks Mill Inadford, wasted spinners --J. Prentioe and J. A. Gracomelli, jun., Brighton, dried Sib saleamen—W. Eivington and A. Itivington, John-equare, Clerkenwell, printers—E. Seaward and F. Kenward, Hadlow, Kent, brewers—G. S. Tysack and W. R. Whiteley, North Shields, chain masafacbmas—E. Gallen= and C. Psalter, Beth-etreet, N -street, metalline rulers — W. S. Matson and F. Hawes, F City, tea brokers—N. Rom and J. B Manchester, OgulloMioa agento—T. Eccles, R. Bodes, suilV Fades Lower Dorms, and Mellor Brook, Lancashire, cottoni a ti r7bethV t. o7or ards dabir T e . . auctioneers—T. Taylor and ad B. l l. -upon-Trent, vetennsay sumerins—J. D. Ir" 14 eriL likr "% aut d it.m% lAver9mi ton7ednis, Lanceehlre Sarah Ann w sad S. I=,. cedes spineers—Y. slat and J. well, engin — ceni—J. Albury and W. Shepherd, Eal =g 6in groaers— J. A. Brain, T. E. Brain, and W. Yates, Llantriesent, shire, colliery proprietore—G. Huddler, W. Rudman, 7.T. Hudson and J. - Boys, Moorgate-street-buildinga, City, wine merchant. so far ea regards J. Boys — W. Kilby and 4. Kilby, Gusturd Wood. Herefordshire, carpenters—John Girding and Joseph Gosling, Birmingham butchers — J. R. Lends and J. T. Mackay, Walker, Northumberland and elsewhere, surgeons—J. Welsh and 8. Armstrong, Whitehaven, Cumberland, wholesale stationers—C. ICLean Ina O. Jardine, Glasgow, galvanism'. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. NEIL li'MlLLas, Glasgow, (slenderer, July 14, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. MASTER OF THE HORSE'S OFFICE, JULY 7.: The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Honourable George Fitzltoy HeurySomereet to be page of honour to her Majesty, vice the Honourable Arthur Temple Lyttel: ton, geed. TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JOHN WALBRAIL BART. — Yesterday, an interesting gathering of gentlemen con nected with the administration of the poor laws took place at Cambridge, on the axon= of the presentation of services of plate to Sir John Walsham, Bait., who was for nearly a quarter of a century the poor law inspector of the unions (about 73) in Cambridgeshire, Smear, Kent, Norfolk, and Suffolk, on his retirement into private life to hie ancestral beat, Knill Court, Herefordshire. Sir John had been invited to a dinner at the Bull Hotel, and after the usual loyal nests bad been given, the chairman, the Eerlof Stradbroke,who has for many years been connected with the administration of the poor laws as chairman of the Blything Union, Suffolk, conveyed to Sir John the the subscribers had in offering for his g e e a t s .r u it l ng acknowledgments of their esteem an a r= 3 - tion of the way in which for nearly a quarter of a century he had performed the duties of his office. Mr. Fetch then presented the silver inkstand on behalf of the clerks. The testimonials COW ibted of a centre-piece, two epergnes, and two fruit stands from the guardians, an inkstand front the clerks, and an epergne from the officers of workhouses. Sir John feelingly acknowledged the gift. CRYSTAL PALACE. Own SNILLnfo DAY.— TSIMLAY, RIMY T.—A(l7l3lokm by season tickets, 1,614; ditto on payment, 3,923 ; total visitors, 5,437. The Tea Duty being reduced, Horniman'e Pure Tea ls sold Pd. per pound cheaper. This interesting het will, when fully known, eves further increase the demand for these theca lore pmts ; im They are not es sold loam bat only in packets, eignsd " laiaa."POrtielablita In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body the discussion upon the budget was continued, the house resuming the consideration of the supple menterT credits of 1868. The two first sections, containing estimates of the war department, were adopted. In the discussion on the amend ment of the committee propoeing a reduction of one million upon the third section, M. Grassier spoke in support of the committee's proposal, which was opposed by the Minister of War. Marshal Niel said that in 1867 the army would not have been capable of struggling advantageously against a neighbouring Power. It was necessary to provide resolutely for the emergency of the situation, and that France should have within herself the guarantees of peace. On the Ist January, 1868, the effective strength of the army was 418,000 men, which was more than the budget provided for. This increase arose from a call of the rearve to receive instruction in handling the new weapon. At the commencement of the spring, as the fear, of war had disappeared, the Emperor granted far lough to 12,000 men. The effective strength still exceeded the limits allowed by the esti mates, which provided for 400,000 men only. The Emperor after his return from Chalons granted furlough on a scale hitherto unprecedented. A furlough of six months was accorded in the 16 regiments forming the camp. This measure will enable the balance of the budget to be effected. Marshal Niel concluded by opposing the amend ment of the committee. After several other speeches bad been delivered, Marshal Niel ad dressed the Chamber a second time, insisting apron the rejection of the amendment, which wee, how ever, taken into consideration. The debate upon the next amendment of thecommittee then oommenced. In opposing this amendment, which proposed, a reduction of 3,000 horses, Marshal Niel said : " We have at present an army so strong that no Power in Europe could desire to wage war upon us, but we are weaker in artillery than the other Powers. The moral effect of artillery is superior to material effects ; therefore we must not com promise the moral effect by such a reduction 'as that proposed." The amendment was rejected, and several sections of the budget of 1868 were passed. The budget for 1869 will be discussed to morrow. The trial of the journal Electeur took place to-day. MM. Pasquet 'and Ferry were fined. 5,000 francs each, and IL Vallee, the printer, 500 francs. AUHTRJA. VIENNA, JULY 7. The Oficial Gazette of to-day publishes the laws sanctioned by the Emperor for establishing a direct mode of election for members of the Lower House of the Reicherath, empowering the provisional alte ration of the statutes of the National Bank, and for coming to an agreement with the Hungarian ministry as to a new issue of small coin. RIIf3SIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Jm.: 7. A new issue of silver money (standard 48) hes been ordered to the amount of six million roubles. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, JuLy 7. The inhabitants of Schleswig now on a visit to Jutland have telegraphed their greeting to the King of Denmark. His Majesty replied by telegraph:—" My he arty thanks for your welcome message. My best wishes accompany my dear countrymen. May God be with you. AMERICA. NEW YORK, JULY 7. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 800,000 dole. in specie. The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Saxonia, and the National Company's steamer France, arrived here to-day, the former at 1 p.m. Closing Prices:—Gold, 1i0 ; sterling exchange on London, 1101 ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1131 ; ditto, 1885, 111/ ; 10.40 United States Bonds, 10n. Cotton : Middling Upland, 321. Petroleum : Standard White, 35. Flour, extra State, 8.25 dole. ; corn, old mixed, 1.10 dol. fIiDIL BOMBAY, JULY 3. 7115. shirting's, 6r. Ba. ; Stlb. ditto, dr. 9a. ; 40's nude twist, 11.1 r.; market steady. Cotten quiet, Dhollerah, 240 r. Shipments .1 the week 16,430 bides. Exchange on Dm den, Is. 11 7-16 d. The rate of discount has been reduced 2 per cent. The latest London date is 30th June. CALCITITA, JULY 2. 7Th. shirting., br. Ba. ; 8111). ditto, Ba. Ba, ; 40's mule twist, 13a. ; Market improving. Cotton, 19t. Exchange on Loudon, Is. 111 d. CALCUTTA, JULY 4. Exchange on London, Is. Ilid. CHINA. HONG KONG, JUNE 13. Grey thirtings, 63 catty 3.10 deb. water twist, 16-24, 136; cotton, 20 dole. Tea—(food Wry ; prices advancing, Total export, 12,500,0001ba on London, 4s. fid. SHANGHAI, Jima 5. Gxep shirting's, 64 catty, 2.30 tads; cotton, 18 tank. Tea—Prices well maintained, and a large badness dace. Silk—Good inquiry ; prices advancing No. 8 natter, 676 tads. Settlement. in fortnight, 1,000 bales, Export to date, 1,600 bales. Exchange on London, 6s. lid. Freights, Si. ELECrltro TXvirrinAPHe Bru.—The elect =;;11m the Hoe of Oesrunona, appointed far the Of this bill, re-assembled yesterday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the chair. The opposition to the hill having been provisionally suspended, the evi. dence of representatives of the provincial poem was taken. The witnesses included Mr. John Edward Taylor, of the Blanchester Guardian • Mr. William Saunders, who re presented the opinion of various newspaper. in Liver pool, Leeds, Sheffield, Hull, Newcastle, Plymouth, Cardiff, and other towns ; Dr. Cameron, of the NertA British Daily Nail, Glas; and Mr. F. D. Fluky, of the Daily Northam Whey, Bel fast. All these gentlemen were in favour of the telegraphic system being in the bands of the government. Mr. John Merrick, one of the sporting editors of Bell's Life, was also examined. Mn Allan, 0.10., the patentee of some telegraphic processes, and the origi• nator of the United Kingdom Company, gave evi dence to show that the only chance of the public getting a uniform and econceneal tariff of telegraphy lay m the neumption by the government of the whole telegrephie service. If he were the adviser of the Poet-0111os, witness would recommend a uniform rate of ed. for every not exceeding lb won* and • corresponding macros m 6 every lb words in addition. If such a system were adopted, witness believed that thousands on thousand. of messages would be evolved of a, kind, and from • dem at whowere now seldom represented in telegraphy. persons Bodwell explained that it was proposed to intro. duce • clause into the bill of • nature analogous to that which now guarded the secrecy and security of lettma sent by poet. Such a clause would make it • misdemea nour to abolish or intercept a telegraphic =ps, IA now it wee to open or destroy a letter. Th e tee again adjourned. POSTISMOLTff, JtrLY i . —The Channel Nuadroa (Admiral Warden's division) now at Spithend is ordered to fill up with coal and prepare to mart her MajecLo o t her coming trip to Germany. The ships comprise tuff (Bag), captain Goodenough ; - Warrior, Captain. Bays; Royal Captain Hillyar ; and Pallol, Captain Lambert. In the sailing trials made in the recent maim the Warrior is reported to have proved herself the fastest ship and the Bellerophon the slowest. Despatches werereueivedyesterdaysttheColonkl ffice from the Governors of the Cape of Geed Hope, Natal, Hong Kong, and Malta. Despatches were sent to the Go vernor of the Mauritius. Walker's Half-Guinea Hats equal in sad durability peerally soli at 14§. ea. taehn e tr a°o e mail retail homes. Walker, DUI*, b.Crieuturbatzeit, 311hreaboffm— taarstwewassiti . ...v i , r [ i t 1 ill . 11 1 . ; V i 4. • ' t i /111 •,,si‘, 4 i . . 1 .. 1 .' 1 ' i . i • 4'; • , V r 1 1 . i 41 . 11 1 1 i; 1 • I 1 t . I'. ; . 11 1 . 1 . PI O oh. ..... 4 i 1 , ai ii. ir I I' ll )' 4 \ I i r ; . . ...I t 1 f . . i 1 i ' t ; *• )/ 1 i • i 1 i i .. ) ' k •