The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-19 00:00:00

7 ,"W -A C . i~ / I NEWSPAPER Zreb je - ; .•e . • 1.; SSiiilickNAL - No. 4,947.1 [TWOPENCE I'ELEGRAPHIU INTELLIGENCISO Ctt C A, EUT calling at MADRAS.—(The JuIy , L %ugust, and September steamers, calling at 'Wren to lead sot elithart passengers only.l--The well.knovrn clipper auxiliary steam .vhip 11 At RI MIS, 2,135 tone, ISO bonspower, J. Rd VTR, commander, now loading Us the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 13th July, embarking i.j at and Leming Gravesend on the 15th July. Thr ehlp, built en =lot the India trade, lad bua y minted, hes acconaceodatkea ter and will carry en en perteuseed surgeon sad a Ths damn w ill be cualisagg monthly by one at the following adalks sazinars Osast vends belonging to this Lr 4. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST 1, READING BUT ONE -St. .1•010eS Hall, THIS ING (Thursday% June 19, at E—ln oompllana with many requests, Mr. CHARLES DIOCESE will read biz CHRISTMAS CAROL and the TRIAL from FLOM/CR. Places for the Reading :—Sota Stella Four Shillings; Body of Hall and Bal cony, Two Shillings; Area and °armies, One Stilling : at Messra. Chapman and Hall 19S. Piccadilly and Austin's Ticket Mee, St. hunes's.hall, Piccedilly.—THOMAS HEADLAND, Secretary. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1862. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. MUSIC. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] AMERICA. 00NORRT FOR THE ESTAI IN SOUTHERN ITALY. OF SCHOOLS OT agar= nuccauria. I SERVIA. This concert, which took place at St. James's hall, yesterday morning, and was announced as having been got up "in angers to Garibaldi's appeal to the woinee of Italy," was an affair of extraordinary eclat. The hall was Weirdly crowded to the eery doors, by one of the most faehiocable and brilliant usemblages we have ever seen in a public plies ; and as the tickets of admission were sold at the aristocratic rate of a guinea, the amount received must have been such as is very seldom realised by unairal performance. Mr. and Madame Goklachmidt. it la understood, took ea active part in setting it op foot. and contributed largely, by their talents, to the exoellenoe of the entertainment ; es did a number of our most diatia. HEICLIN, Jun 18. Hostilities in Belgrade were suspended yesterday afternoon. The damage caused by the bombard ment is inconsiderable. The families of Austrian subjects in the city took refuge on board four steamers, and came to this place. Calcutta Jason Golden libes . loam Ed ' 71.4. Mauritius _ Torta. Bereepower. Date of calling. 11,151 100 Await IL 1.11 1 8 1 19 Peptember 16. 1.715 NI October 15. UM 115 November IL 5.1111 Nib December Id. LIN) SOD lan. 15, 1801. MIS 105 February 15. 5,111 800 March 15. PEE LONDON PAVILION.—The Proprietors DI N J. beg fo respec tfuundred lly to inform the public that they are now ING ur h perms daily at tee esloc and have room for one thousand more. Open trona nine a. k, m. Breakfast, Is.: damen kla carte, or at fixed priced always ready. In addi tion to the usual attractions of the musbeel estertainments, en gagements have been made with Miss E. Pearce, Sam Collins, AR Bee (Chinas Soggier), and Kowa Harvey and French the Pa, " Nerves"). and SONNHAMMEIL Proprietors, London Parlllaq Tichborneefired, Baymerket - - - • -- For freight or assim, to GRINDLAY and Co., 66, Par lianisot-eireet, B.W. the ALFRED BREIT and Co., 160, ILeadenballetreot, EX.: or at the Offices of the Company. 9, Mincine.lane, Loudon. EM., where also application forappotnie mints as Midshipmen In this service should to roads. RICHARD DREW, Boorstory, East Inds sad London Shipping Company (Limited), 9, Minetng•larm, JLO. DL EDIT'S ON NIZTOBBNI63, GENERAL DEBILITY, do. Just published, pastes le., post fresh= the Author for 12 stamps, AMEDICAL ESSAY oe the CAUSE and CURS of PILIMATUBE DECLINE In MAN, with pleb directions Be perks* restoration to health and rigour, the result of twencytive yeere sacomsful practice in the treatment of those peruker remits and i diseases trhke tend to embitter Padd y, ort.. We. By L coma, 15, Albemarle-street, lloradW London. .mmitatioiss, 10 3, and 6to IL "We od disaltation sayins - tiorols oo mosborof ofolfily wino' tin bout will not be found onfol—olsoffiaroost pasoahWd tin relation of parent, proooplor or olivolfic*-1110. Leaden 1 Mono. 351. Cionahill; sind .r. AM& wprimik4•Da. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR ASS Ids. EKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Dtreel.--Tbs iiv ams. xsw roSs, and PHILADILEiIIt STIAM4UIII O GOMPANY Mend diagatels. las %Or Into tale lloww wiltai ad QMegai• lows to erobnrk era end ea to owe Wit/KLY YROM LIN L 701111 W YORK. KANGAROO Wednesday Jane IL CITY 0 . 7 mew YORK, irednesday, lay 3. *at ovary succeeding Weltiontar. Cabin piano, 18, 17, and Id phew, asserdher to the acoont niodation. Forward 8 roiposa, including all provisions cooked. Paseengers for Canada, the United Stake, and British Columbia, booked Wank en very advaniegame Water-at et farther particakus apply to WILLIAM INMAN MOrater-streek aty. Ltrorpooi ;or to and "[AMY, 111, Miss twoMvirt, GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, WALTZR PATON, Commander, Ira be DESPATCHED from LIVERPOOL for NEW YORE, atlas* at Queenstown, as uoder:—TUINDAY. July 1, and IiATIJADAY, August 16: re turning tram New Trek Saturday, July 20, sad Tuesday, September 0, The speed and comfort of this noble ship, as wall es the Im munity from sea sickness cajoysd by pawnor; bare now bass so fully prorrdaa to nem no comment. 7-Cabinpermage to aceetomoda. iron, all having the MUM privileges In the saloon. Return Taken; will be lamed at a fare and a halt. Intermediate lima" £1010e.: steerage ditto, £8 Freight on moderate terms. For further particulars apply to C. IL Moto, 9, Bamford. place, Liverpool Seymour, Peacock, and Ca, Hs, lenchorch street, London, Re. .• or to the Great lb* Company (Llmlt•d), 90. Cannowstroat, LC. STEAM to BREMEN .— Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick. and all parts of Central Garmsay, WIRY WEDNIODAY aM SATURDAY, by the North Gennamporfes splendid steamers ADLIL Bla ck er SCHWALM Oran Bons- Irdown, at 11 a.m. calling at Pier to neater pamea gers at noon. Those hav e have Jost been Sited with a meadow saloon on dock, and have supalor accommodation ice possengera Farm to Bremen: el and El . return tickets. ES and El lea. Sea Farm% Si hours only. —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Vaiverad OP_FIL PatLurra, IL moo d -la n e , LC or to PHILLIPPL °RAVI% mad . ROTTERDAM and tube RRENII.--8171012R gurnet —The Notherbmis Illeambe= alike= and favourite Paddle Stremer RATAN Pa li rptitr i 4 - . • H, baying been entirely redecorated for the season, and fitted with lecremeed accommodation trw pareengers, will be despatched has the British and Foreign Steam.wharf, Warping. every SUNDAY tiORNIii'G, at 11 am. precisely. returning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Tares: Mato cabin: dt L.: saloon, Cl 10s. : fore Win, 1711. 6A ; return tickets at a fare and a half. The Screw Steamer Fyenoord will b. deepatehed from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. rare Zl. Apply to ORAIYdNI Universal Office Relegate-drew, W.; or te PRILLIM, OZAVMS, and PRIIIIPPS, 11, Mood-lens, PRILOROPRICAL INSTRVIIINTS, de. 1112 J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, - st, his Great Roma, 38, Ktypistroat, Covent-garden, TO MORROW, Jaw to, at haltpasi It Wacimely, • COLLAIIION of PROTOGIRAPIUC APPARATUR, eavelating of doe Views by Roger lisaton, cameras mid lenses, dereoscople slides, doable barreilmf Mr pump, microwave", • taw eat mid polished seas, miacidlassoes lisraa.-0a view, asid csialoguas had EAII-DE-VlE.—Tbis Pars PALE BRANDY, lo per pollee, to demonstrated. opus omodroto. to to pp keit from ooklltp, sad very oaporlor to moot impart& Como. 7rouott tattles. if par dos :or la ease Sir Ilto coostry, Z. /Conway airtime pit a Ifo Amid% sod 4o to salsned ad/ of =NAT WI TT mid 00., OM turoivolo 1:6410ory, Nabors. ILC. REZ, —Pale Dinner SHERRY, 24e. per doz. ibilwav earrings paid. Recommended witiLeosidence. BERRY BREIT and Co., Disinters and Import/us, Holborn bark LC. QALT sad Co.'. BAST INDIA PALE ALB 1.3 (Imperial pinta. 4a. ed. the doten), Burtoa v = and Otta was's extra stout, In bottles of reputed end tm measures. and asks of 18 gallons and upwards. Barclay s stout, 6 doses mods. IL. Ale and stout bottled filmset, tor asportaebou.— MOODY end Co., men* Ilmeotreet. C. ('IGALS.—By Screw Ste inners and Railway. A./ HA:hbory and Klugelead Coal DepCita. No travellers or agents employed. LEA and Co.'a lowest summer price tor Hetton, Haswell, and Lambtou Wallaend, the best hobs mg (E -rect from the collleri• s by screw steamers, is 21a per ton (do not pay more under any pretext) : Hartlepool, ?08. . Monad, 17s. Duet small, nu Inland, by railway : ltlkstone, Erse clash 20a. ; second class, 19e.: Clay Cress, Ula and ill. : Barnsley, 17s. ; Hartley, lb. Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Leo- don Rahway Station, Highboy, Islington, or Kingiland. WATHERSTON and BROODER'S GOLD CHAINS oy troy weight, at realisable vats% sod Os workmanship at wholesale manufacturers' prima. The goat la the chains guaranteed, and re-pia chased at the pries charged " Here's the note, How much your chain weighs, to the utmost esmi The !Menem of the gold, and charge for ?Able_ Lo ndonMannfactory, No. 16, "*.c. foals made of chains and jewellery tor is. each. N.B. This establialunent is closed at 6 In the evening and or Galardi's at l ticket. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.- The lamest and mod reasonable Stork of BRUXELLS3 IIItIDAL . VI6f_Ls and Mt/MINOS% London. The REAL OLD RAND-STUN CAMBRIC MANDICRRCRIRFA. The Lulled Outfitting I=lenent replete with every novelty, at the meet Inexpensive A. BLACKBURN NB LAMM* INDIA °TWITTING Wareham*. U, SOUTH AUDLEI-811LINT. LONDON. MB. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) raw SPRING AND 81:110INit STOCK for the World-tuoed &etch ANGOLA Ills. TROUSZRS, Is sew replete sad reedy for hupeetlen. These Tremors were orlgleated by Mr. blllee, Whose only eddies' la 73, 10100114TRZET. HA NOVIE4QUARI end who la sot connected with arty penes beeletlag awd ether fists` Is hY Nam, NWrABLIBILED lOW YNBICIIARY, lett USID by almost every Family, by all Outfitters, Hoieticeepers, de. BOND'S PILIIIIANENT lIARKI INK (the original) requires no preparation, and is by far the beet for writing on Linen, Silk, &c. It affords an Indisputable means of identity for towels. shirts, table tiotbe, sod every variety of wearing apparel. To be obtained of most druggists, medicine vendors, stationers, dc., In the M0h0.% Kingdom . and at LS, Long lane, West Smithfield, City, without which address es each label the Ink la not genuine. Mew is, per bottle. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainty preserve the sight. Better owed{ De made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lie; steel. with Its. to 10e. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Eyetilaeset great variety. at equally low prieea Harris's Prospect plea, lh ed. post tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Optielana to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Gates, London. llstablished Inn Cautiess—No travellers esspkiyeL AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the EftrdWlliskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use d ROALANDS' MACAIMAIt OIL This decent, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally in high repute for lie unprecedented locos= during the last SO year' in promoting the growth, restoring, sad liesutt. lying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling of turn tag gray, strengthens weak hair, demises it Iran mud and dandrllf, and makes it beautifully soft, Miable, and dom. Poe children It is especially recommended, as forming the hula of • beautiful head of heir. In all climates It alike dkephms It. in comparable results, and has long been an established favourite in India Price Se 6d., 7a., 10s ed., gad to four ma, dad Zia per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAN Dane SONS, 1111, 1 27= sad by chemist. and perfumera—Ask tor Sow PROFESSOR DE BERNARDINI, •Oliemist, has now 4IPENED his IiItTABLISHIIENT far Um SALE of Pennine raw SARSAPARILLA, direct Prom the 'Monies, and other chemical preparations, among which spaded attention is diret•tml to the following The Plitett/RAL PASTILLES of the SPANISH HERMIT, for the cure of coughs, sore throats, chest diseases, de. ; Rob, or concentrated syrup of sarsaparilla, for purifying the blond • light syrup of sarsaparilla, for bilious complaints; prophylactic antiulcer solution, for diseases of the skin and open sorea ; new tincture of sheynth without abcebol, for loss of appetite and other complainta of the digestive organs. All the above prrpara loos sold at the Laboratory, li. Tiehbores street, Regent street and wholesale at Messrs. Barclay and Nona, 96, Pamingdon street, City. AN EVER FAILING REMEDY. - Dr. SCOTT 8 BILIOUS and ',MLR ITT.LS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Brett, win be found Invaluable to an who sugar front bilious and liver com plaints, indigestion, wind. spasms, giddinem, dirrinees of the eyes. de. For habitual subtheme', as a family aperlent medicine, and as a purifier of the bleed, they are truly excellent ; mild hi their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, ptomote dlgratlon, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— Ilolot by W. Lambert, 40, lernoxnetreet. and by moat In boles, Is. lid. and no. W. Be sure to salt far O d e= BBiow and Liver pins. The genuine area =greaDlMMMlgas with " w Wan lambert," engraved on the THB SPECIAL OOMMDISIOJI IN MILAN& LIMERICK, WIDIESDAT. Thomas Beckham, convicted of murdering Mr. Francis Fitzgerald on the 16th May, has been sentenced to be hanged on the 16th July. John Punch has been convicted of sending threatening letters to Mr. Hamilton Langley, and sentenced to four yearn' penal servitude. The commission at Limerick stands adjourned to the Ist of July. The only other case for trial at the commission is th►t of the elder Delano, charged with being accessory to the muss der of Mr. Fitzgerald. THE COTTON MARKET. The annexed figures show the gradual deoline in the stook ot cotton at Liverpool sinos the commencement el ths seam&quarter of the year: 1862 186 L Bales. Bales. Bale . Stock April 4 ... 455,950 ... 912,330 ... 906,040 ~ „11 ... 429,130 ... 864,8e0 ... 965,640 „ „18 ... 389,530 ... 874,350 ... 4015,891 • „25 ... 398,570 ... 962,740 ... 4097.290 „ Ms 2 ... 367,270 990,690 ... 1.016,620 „ „ 9 ... 348,420 ... 906,810 ... 1,017,130 „ „16 ... 365,390 ... 1,019,590 ... 1. „ „23 ... 378,460 ... 1,111,510 ... 1,1 130 .. 30 ... 370,330 ... 1,151,010 ... 1 4 296,570 ~ Jame 6 ... 991,690 ... 1,148,650 ... 1,258,630 „ „13 ... 289,1211 ... 1,121,080 ... 1,335,010 The quaatity of cellos sow as head is therefore less than oso fourth of the stock in store two years Warw. THE INDIAN IMPORT DUTIES'. Yesterday a numerous and influential deputation from the operatives of various manufacturing towns in Lan cashire waited upon Sir Charles Wood, at the India-home, for the purpose of presenting memorials praying for the abolition of the duties imposed on British manufactured goods imported into India. Colonel Warm% Parma, in introducing the deputation, reed the memorial from the operatives of Blackburn, which he said socialised the gist of the memorials from other towns. It set forth that the memorial ate were wholly de pendent on the coitus trade, which by the unhappy overdo of the put year had beams so terribly couvuleed. as to deprive thousands of persons of the means of living. The memorialists urged that there bad within the last three months been a huge falling off in the quantity of Eng hat manufactured goods imported into India, and concluded by asking that the existing imposts should be totally re pealed. Colonel Patten pressed on the attention of Sir Charles Wood the fact that the object of the deputation was not confined to the removal of the Indian duties ; they desired also to call the earnest attention of the government to the necessity of giving every enconragennot to the increased supply of cotton, upon which quite as much de pended as upon the reduction of the Indian duties. The prayer of the memorial Laving beensupportedhy vari ous ir C. sers, S peak WOOD replied at some length. Having expressed his admiration of the manner in which the operatives in the distressed &Arleta were bearing their misfortunes, and dwelt upgi the cause of them, he proceeded to refer to the arguments which had been b rought forward with regard to the Indian import duty on cotton goods, which was the ground of complaint. With regard to the redaction asked for be had only to state that he could not afford to pert with the duty. What might be done in time In the way of reducing the expenditure he could not say ; but no effort would be spared in order to effect a reduction. Cus toms duties', however, were one of the sources of revenue most easily raised, and till he saw his way to the imposition of some other duties he could not spare these. IS ith re gard to the cultivation of cotton in India the government were giving it all Um eosouragenteat they could, by providing increased facilities for transit. His belief was that the sup ply of cotton in India might be very largely increased, although this could not be done at mos. He hoped, how ever, that in the course of time the increase would be so large that our manufacturers would cease to be dependent on the American supply. Colonel WILSON PATTIN mid he thought the deputation bad a rigbt to ask Sir Charles not to give any encourage ment to the people of India to believe that this would be a permanent duty. Whether erroneously or not, it was thought in England that this tax was raking up a compe tition against our home manufactures and although it might not be possible now to reduce the; duty, it was to be ' hoped that no encouragement would be given to a rival ma ' nufacture which it was thought might be got up if these duties were continued. . _ air C. WOOO Nei no mob promise os b. giro'. THE LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND. The following additional donations were received yatenday in aid of the Lansiehire mad Cheshire Relief Fund :—Meeers. Dalgety and Co., 501. ;J. S. P., ;P. S., ; Mr. George Wright, 51. ; Mr. Alexander Gibson, K. D., IW. ; Kim Harriet Miley, 51. ; & Frieed, 51. ; Mr. Josh. Storey, 21. se. ; A. F. C., It. ; Mr. James Brewster, 11. le. ;B. 8., It. Is. ;C. F., ; Mrs. IC., 10s. ; Collected in the Holyhead Harbour and Breakwater Works, per Mr. T. Hart, U. 10a. 13d. ; A. 8., 55. ; Colour•Sergeant C. Herber, 43rd Regiment, 10s. dd. ; A /Blanes Collectioti in Clare Cdlege, Cam 11. lle. ; Min Heckles, 21. ; Mr. Salem C. Harri, 11. ; Kies Maria Forbes, U. RAILWAY BINIVOLIDIT INSTnruncnc—Last even ieg the first public dinner which has been given at the International Exhibition took plaits in the grand saloon of that building, in celebration of the fourth anniversary of the above institution. The Duke of Buckingham sad Chandoa occupied the chair ; and was supported by Lord Alfred Paget, M.P. ; Sir Harry Verney, M.P. • Mr. J. P. Brown-Weethead, M .P.; Mr. C. W. Eborii, Mr. C. E. Stewart, Mr. Harry Chubb, Mr. Henry Cook, Mr. D. Stevenson, aid =ay other goademen whose names are wall known in connexion with the railway inte- rest of this country. TEN UNITED STASES AND CANADIAN MAIL DNS PATCHEB.—n. 10111•4 Company's ICTSW steamship (Sty of Baltimore, with the United States and Canadian mails and a full coinplemeat of pawengen, ailed from the Mersey Testerday (Wednesday) for New York, rid Queenstown. o-day (Thursday) the Canadian mailiesainehip Anglo Saxon mails from Liverpool for Quebec, rid Londonderry, with the British America and 'Caked States Mails. On Saturday next the Royal Mall deamship Soot's leaves the Mersey with the mails for New York, kc. The Europa, with dates from Boston to the 11th sod Halifax to the 13th inst., is the next steamer due from America. As she is not oue of the fasted veseds, she is sot looked for at Queenstown before Sunday next. Her news will no doubt he of the utmost im portance: . . A Jovaurris Irrentrnuay.—At the Shire-hall, Nottingham, yernonlay, a bey eased George Bollard, aged seven wel hikes before the sitting m4stratos, w seeking Bre to some stacks at Wtduae poot ( 11 from Nottingham), the property of Mr. farmer. It appeared that osi the previous after noon the primmer ha& same Inciter matches, one of which he streak sad see Ira Iss a stack. The flames spread with great rapidity, and three stacks were quickly on fire. Great efforts wars teak to quench the flames, and iii'about an hour end • half duly were subdued. Two stacks sad a quantity of Tamable property wore destroyed. Whoa apprehrwelek the pima' sokisowladged haring set fire to the stooks. but whim before the beach he wept bit terly, eed bad o t t f logoooo to mks. U. woo remanded until Barmy - . The fluctuations in the attendance at the Exhibi tion are too capricious to be accounted for on any received theory. On Tuesday, when it rained in cessantly, the building was thronged ; yesterday, which was fine, saw a comparatively slack attend ance. It appears now as if the attendance on shilling days was to fluctuate between forty and sixty thousand, and that by taking a mean the sum total for the season might be at least approximately ascertained. The Duke of Cambridge was amongst the distinguished visitors, and also M. Rouher, the French Minister of Agriculture and Commerce. The sale of tickets in packages was rather brisk ; Messrs. Crouse and Blackwell taking 141. worth ; Mr. Emanuel, 101. ; St. John's School, Brighton, 21 ; Mr. Macbmicbael (an agent), about 901. ; and St. Giles' Ragged School, 101. The last we consider to be a most gratifying item, for who some years since would have thought of taking thepoor children who fill the ragged schools to see such a sight as the International Exhibition 1 A very interesting visit was that of a party of aged women from one of our metropolitan lunatic asylums, who were Care fully taken round the building, Ind seemed to take considerable interest in its varied contests. -lie galleries ere now beginning to be very much ex plored, the staircases exhibiting constant dresses ascending and descending. Those who feel weeried after the latter operation will be pleamid examine on their arrival on the upper level the case of Messrs. Godfrey, Hall, and Co., which a profound strategical skill has placed exactly in the situa tion in which it was most likely to attract the notice of visitors, whose minis or tender feet had been tested and tormented in the ascent. As " Godfrey's Cordial" is to mothers, so are Hall's " Palmas Corium" boots and shoes, a " real blessing" to those who, having affected preternaturally small feet in their youth, are condemned to corns and bunions, and other pedal horrors in their old age. Mr. Hall has attacked the human foot like an expert= mental philosopher, and hes carried out all Warm= periments to successful practice by making an almost endless variety of mgeniouily construcked boots and shoes, calculated to meet every variety of the infirmities With which be deals. His case is not far from the head of cue of the staircases, and its sou tents will well reward a careful inspection. The' champion of the great stick and umbrella question' still continues his attacks, both on the old lady in the niche and her Majesty's Royal Commissioners. He still insists upon the privilege of entering the picture gallery with his umbrella at " the premed," whilst cm the other hand the owners of valuable pictures threaten to take their goods away if the commissioners do not take measures to preserve them from dairage. The number of visitor's yesterday was as follow', r By season tickets,. ,3,97Ø ; by payment, 41,261 ; total, 46,237. TILE 1101714118111 D 1.42ar WJ On Friday bud, Mr. •Lawarebteriained a very distinguished party of foreign and beta senses to wit ness the results of the field experiments which have been in sperstion at Roehismited fur sway years. Annie' the visitors were the Memel de Samba , Barn Thenerd, Pro femme Schrineer, Perm; Von Folding, Stes, Peligot, WoskresenakMut, Way, Abel Redwood, M and Anderson ; Be.. Weber Lonprtaff, Lethehy, Edward Smith, Hugo iler , sad l'hoseas Thomson ; a nd Messrs. Jacqumayas, Bella, Barrel,- Vilmotin, Sowetoff, Rom other.nue, Henn, liklmeider, Rack/en, Beecher* and The party was received by Br. Lewes and Dr. Gilbert, who explained the multi of the expwimeeta. The plots of ground bet visited were those which had lime laid oat for the purpose of entertaining the effect of different kinds of manure as the growth of bay. The lead had beet need for meadow lend for many centuries, slid sot ham sei• tiBeially saga for at least 25 pass. The experiments oa it were commenced in 1856, when the character of the herb diwas very uniform throughout ; and having been vided into 1/ plots, each plot had, with a few exceptions, been sepaistely manunid with the muss kind of manure every year. Tha results were that the average produce of hay per acre varied from 28 one. to 61. The former was the yield of a plot minuted with auperphoephate of lime alone, and the latter of one masured with mixed alkalies, superphosphate. and ammonia salts But indepen dently of the diffecence in the amount of the produce, the quality of the herbage was remarkably affected ;_ the genera conclusioes being, that the effect of a mixed but purely mineral manure upon the complex herbage of the land was chiefly to develop the growth of the leguminous plants, and scarcely at all to increase the produce of the greminaceous plants or natural greases ; that the action of purely nitrogenous manures wee to discourage the growth of the leguminous herbage and to increase the produce of gramiesnions bay ; and that the combination of nitrage• nous and mineral manures increased the produce of peed naceous bay even beyond the sum of the increase yielded by the two descriptions of manure used separately. Another conclusion was, that carbonaceous manure had little or no beneficial effect on the produce of hay. These effects were most striking is the several plots as they stood side by side, the luxuriance and abundance of one form of vegetation, and the almost total absence of another, being very re markable. Other experiments were belay made with leguminous crops, as beans, peas, tees, and red clover. Some of these were commenced in 1847, and the general results were that mineral manures (more particularly potash and phosphoric acid) increased the crop of beans very much during the early years ; and to : a certain extent afterwards when the semen was favourable for the crop. Nitrogenous manures ce the other band predated very little effect, not withstanding that a leguminous crop contains two, three, or more times es much nitrogen as a gramineceons one grows under the same circumstances ; hut lepminons crop grown toolrequently on the erne land were peculiarly sub ject to disease, which no combination of manuring seemed to obviate. In the case of red clover this is' very remarkable, insomuch that after a few years the plants died out, and even fresh seed would not cos tinue to grow. In feet, neither ammonia salts, nor organic matter rich in carbon as well sa other constituents, nor mineral manure*, nor a mixture of all, has availed to restore the oloverelisiding capabilities of the land ; and yet only a few husdred yards from the experimental there is a kitchen garden which has been used in this ry l for probably two or three centuries, in which year after year there is a luxuriant growth of red eloper ' which even at the present time shows no indications of failure. The question, therefore, so puzzling to farrows, respecting the continued cultivation of red clover is here practically an swered, although the answer is still unintelligible. In the wheat fields there were 22 experiment( being made with different kinds of manure, the land being in each ere cultivated with wheat and the same kind of manure year by year for ten years r at. The condition of the plants at the present time is strikingly different in the different ' plots of pound ; for where nitrogen, as ammonia or nitrates, had bass used, the vegetation wee most luxuriant showing bow this agent horde the plant through the dangers of he early existence. The general results of the lest tee year. were that the average annual produce varied with different manures from 16 bushels of dressed corn per acre to 37 bushels. The former was the yield of land manured with mixed alkalies (potash, soda, and magnesia) alone ' • and the latter was the produces of land manured with mixed alkalieeel superphosphate and ammoniacal salts. The land which'' had not been immured at all yielded only from 15 to 16 bushels per ere. The barley experiments were alike interesting. The first experimental crop was in l&i2, and from that time 441 average annual yield per hereof land, with the same manure year after year on the same plot of ground, was from 25 1 bullish of dressed corn to 50, the former being the yield of land manured with mixed alkalies, and the latter with ' mixed alkalies, superphosphate, and ammonia melts. The experiments on root crops showed t ,hat with regard to turnips, if no manure is applied to the land the produce is reduced in a few year to a few hetadredweights per acre ; but the diminutive plants contain an unusually large pro - portion of nitrogen ; that superphosphate is by far the most effective manure ; but when this manure is wed alms the immediately available nitrogen of the soil is rapidly ex . hausted ; and that really large crops of turnips etc only be obtained when the soil supplies a liberal amount of both carbonaceous end nitropeous matter, mid the saperphes• I puts is applied near to the seed. Other experiments were also in operation on the rotation of crop with differed manures ; but the results of them can scarcely be kid in a few words. ROYAL MADKIAL BionIVOLINT CoLLMOM. , --The tenth mod festival of this inattention was celebrated yesterday freeing at Willie's-rooms. 'The Earl ot Pewits *tided, sad sown the '4•IW4 which sees band shoat 190. were Lewd Cbelastord. rroodost of ID Wins ; lAN!' Roy. Dr. Robison, Muter it the Temple ; Mr. 0. 0: Rani, Mr. 3. Awn" ( hessurer), Woad 011slinss, Dr. Rosake. Dr. Quirt, Dr. Erin. los, Dr. Billing. the Rey. Dr. Thornton, heed re f the collage ; the Rev. O. Mackenzie, Mr. Pratte, Mr. Esnossk, ' Mt. itasisrides, Mr. J. Mr. Tiliott. TIM WI al afisaripsisie aziointed the assmitt•pe 0004 gniatied vocal and inalcornental performers, amoog whom wars Mlle. Titian", Mille. Mimehaio, lime. Luise Michal, Madame Gnerrabelle, Signor Belletti, Signor Bettini, M. Gassier, Swam Chuglinl, Signor A rraudi, Signor Giraldoni, Mr. Sans Baena, Signor Patti, M. Alfred Jaell, Raba stoma, and Signor Ardia. preplan's' was not only rich in chain music, bat (what is rave on such oc casion) pranged some ialeresting novelties. Ma dame Lindadkischmidt sang several of her moat 'favourite pieceribe aft, Ore Ompeasse," from the basaainiwin ; the skeet (Elk Mr. Rams), " Sails tombs, • from Lucia di Lammermoor : the ke trio iwitk Msdlb. Titiens and Mr Bermat, " Wirers, whet. 0 tenor 1" from the Prandial: ; sad a dart, with her countrywoman Ma dame Michel, on Swedish melodies, full or beauty and m ama' character ; in all of which she wee most mitlemism • tinily applauded. Signer Arditi, the she musical director et Her Majesty's Theatre, appeared for the first time la the capacity of a violinist, and played, with Pistil, I rei duet far the "lolls sad viol/mmHg) in a very masterly style. Mr. Goldschmidt and Signor Mad played Mandelmolni's beantiful theme and variations for the piano and vielsecelle ; sod Maws. Jaen and Rubinstein played, es two pieties, Moechelee's " Homage i HamdeL" • Among other fermi& . vocal pieces, Madile. Titian' meg the karma rir teem Mosert's Seraglio, which she ha sang wink r ark elect at • tweet Philhannonis Osumi ; Mae Ileerrabelle and Signor Balloted gave the dust, "Masque fear," from the Bortelre with greet buil limey and dramatis effect ; and Giuglini sang the air apparl" from Martha, fur which, on being encored, he enhetitated "Im deem a mobile" The oelebrated quartet from ltigoletq etbsissbly sung by Madame Gwen tear, Mad/ la. Miffebielo, Signor Annandi, and Signor Oisabieni, wee the Seale to this very interesting commit. BIISSLL ST. PETIMSBIIILO, AIM 18. Tbaournal de St. Pekrabowrg of to-day announces that ib►L3ovsrnor-General has determined to close the chess club in the capital, which, wording to the official statement,' was used as the centre for disseminating false report& It has likeirbe been decided to shut up the public reading-rooms, on account of their proprietors distributing revolu tionary publications. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION (INDIA). /7:llo The go- Wedded emigrant ship Atoka., Coped& , grieved bilesempareas, DIMMUSTI. cm lenday, May 11‘ with 448 ==eis from Othatta, in 'barge of ilergeow Jobe G. Wiastose. Thies were eight deaths denim Hie veyagabethreis Cakettseed themesani being 17f Wan& ; this is the ward recorded iscotality between thee. ports. AN AtorkirrtreooB VOYAGE—OH Tuesday last Hr. Hibr7 Ass*, wine sad spirit menhaot, Tempts, ee 0111D1.8W by his father4s4w, drove front Rothemy for it s boat, Weeding to visit some of the KAN' of Bata. Having been lammed ibliki fair wind mad a amspeastively smooth ma os their ea trued they were not • little dispirited to fled that the teak of reaching Rothesay that night wee likely be sea ht with difficulty NM danger. They bad net preeseded far whoa we of their can staffed. Desiree ldsß to them inevitable. The small cleft drifted the two gentlemen being completely ptestrthe from exhaustion end 'theisey. The beet hulas meanwhile kilted cloth to one of the lilt . ishusde near to Coliatraive, voyegem determined to make for the island, draw the up; aid there esestep ter the night. As woe se the bast teethed the posed Mr. Steep kapt eat, forgetting, his haste, to take the boat's painter" along with him, simeenewe of which the both was agate set adrift—the One by Mr. Eharp's leap front its bulwarks pro ... iteeitapin lath theca:rent. Their several positions sekkethees teed ceiticaL The one, adrift in a 'today latelftWids, if any, kettedidge hew b a bast, beteptheisit be bed ears, was seAr i adelber ipi gt vatieses ; tbs.siber cash aa a • food or fuel, 'and with the prespect i t e Pt eking and denim the 'sill spot he sow • Basil boat with iM solitasy paresis/ thathimed be drift about at the mercy of the waves—its oceseest Iteowleg not whither he was being carried. Dubow bed mow settled down, the wind Wendy' fearfully p sad theme breaking completely over the boat, every magma hi' expected the would settle down. Early in the morass, Ulmer, the boat providentially toothed the lead, when the gentleman speedily Jumped out and made her fast. Haag a competitive stranger in Bute, he did Dot know he was, bat ultimately he turned out to ha in the vicinity of Karam. Yr. Sharp continued during the *insets of night, and amid the non of the storm, to wait till the dews upon his tea perch, hop* to we some 'raft .in the vicinity whereby be might be relieved. Montag broke however, with no prospect of mast, sad broke, and cold were now pieseleg him very hard. Iles and sea were Mill raging, in inemased foxy aotbst there was little chance of say pleame.boat Wog out in his vicinity that day. At lest a large Meth spiesk was sees far in the dilemma Hope wean« in his breast ; bet, ales I it was shoetlived, for the steamer Eagle (for ruck the pima to be) mused at some distance without haviag oh mmvedhim. He screamed at the top of his voice, waved his handkerchief, and raa about in the greatest frees?. BIM the steamer held bar course, every moment the die. dance becoming greater. At best, however, • chines eye .ea ught the signal of this modem Craws ; the stairs stopped, sod, a boat being launched, the " meteenip." wait saved from Ms perilous position. Great praise is (11=1 crew of the steamer Etude for the gallantry they in going off to the rescue, the heavy sea threatening oval moment to swamp their tiny boat —Gaups Herald. GREAT SALE OP 800TRDOWNE—Yesterday this remainder of the renowned Babes/ ma flock of pure-.bred Bouthdows sheep, which has invested the name of Mr. Joins Webb with such deserved celebrity, was exposed to public competition under the joist direction of Mr. ant ford, and Mr. J. Carter Jonas. There was a very tis attendance of breeders from almost all parte of E Waft; which may be regarded es the original home of the, Bouthdewu, being powerfully represented, while buyers also pre weee prevail from Francis, Germany. Spain. iltee, sad Amnia. The lota disposed of comprised 148 km. and 289 ewes, and the former realised altogether 2,71.14 fa, and the latter 2,9395. fa, making the total proceeds ei the day 6,7201. _Ba. lest year, when the first potties el Hie dock was disposed of, 967 ani mals realised so that this great Book, which is now scattered th Ragland. Europe, and, indeed, it may be said the has altogether produced to Mr, Webb the estidashieff sum of 18,6461. 14s. od. The highest priced rem ,assn. day was taken by Sit T. B. Lsossrd, but most of these* which provoked any competition were purchased for ex ' portation to Spain and Germany, while • few lots were taken for Amorist. At the close of the sale, which may to regarded as an important event is the &pinkie:el world, hearty theses were gives for Mr. Webb sad his family, and general regret wee expressed that • period his bees put to the genial bospitaßtiee of Bthraham which bays extended over no less than 38 consecutive years. _ _ _ Tali MOORS AND FOREnTE —Mitch anxiety 'was KNOWN OPERA AneMIATION a amir y g o . _Th e felt during the kit fortnight in regard to the Mae of greeds and other game, owing to the almo s t dentinuome mins and Best mineral meeting of the shareholders in the above se m. • large room , the prevalence of hail showers and cold Ideas. Since .se °l°6" ttet fli w r J h am eld es' y e e t te ar da l. ylteWthidnase (Wednesday), of b t es tur t u y t . on h° t h we e ver ; mt g t i r p „ kwi r t Perg o f tr e d mo lr o ata rs of pe ha rtrp Wedatersiand, Colossi H. P. de Bathe took the chair. The ... sod all report . agree is stating that the gro . eserelse7 (Yea. Cawood) read the notice °Devising the meet- have not suffered nearly to the extent which was and also then port of the executive committee. The gee/rally anticipated . On the 'nimbi,. shootieg theirman moved the adoption , of the report, which was. of Breadaltans, the early hatched brood, hamdid s h ooo dy. by lif irx r : C o eor hau s t s pr oo d ren w ika r'fi r a m ad carfhd of canna uta r : of pause have suffered but little injury ; bet the wets newly hatched appear to be weakly. On the range extend and Wood). proposed followmf_ gentleme n . e' lee froln Crier to Argyllshire , where last seems UMW& of . the executive committee, :—Mr. J. H . Arktr s ig[ht, 6 . NW brace o f grouse er e aided, the accounts are also en. le ih rp in "L ham r ic tli a ate ., 4 ' tbe k,, E sly_ Deri pt7 i ! counting. On the no rth w hills of Strathallan and the moon ketch' to the soeth.westend ,of the county . the re am, 24 , Fitmol-01‘10114 W. . d.,L, Bathe , Sash s ports 'M a. favourable as could be ex pected after the Egerton, Tuaillsr Id Life rds 61). Cinsrds, 14"''''" 7. (hoer " * snot ; the sqrtare m ; ; m ll7t r . " KlaMi th : ra m : tellideery"nict all the °fo pheasants, inspwaft, which.p. Chand mi...l.; Wr111 e. 8 e °8 1 4 85 'u 27 „,„,, , Bif w; k : le rl., u ,L fe e ' ;?;* ; 4 1::r to have suffered mast from the mid pairs, Upper - - • for in good many mess embers of the birds have bees Aberamder H. au, Portland•plaos, W. ; and thaßighe A 'eddeed putiitisio plentiful in all t n. &w o n, o f lbw the Hula Weatenceslead, C. 8., 8, South Audiey. the shire, sad se the broods were hatched earlier than usual, street, W. Mr. T. Lemmens seconded the mottos, which the buds able to withstood esssttld weather. I. w amnia with acelamatioe. Mr. Robert Addison sad the forests — te 4 - iab" firoinbtfb.not sod f ay .. Wood were elected auditom. The amounts up big ha . rannenntad • and v an a yar, an to di t ! " o9; March were presented. The chair was than nsumaisumusridt l.a... h .h."i."„„„„ o mi,,,,.. "b hav i :d b irst v Ed ea vard to C010 3 :71 6.. H. Q. P ° . "d ßatb a e, " : 43 he a proolled thaakg - W lN6taeggitied we soon pm" imp knothated. 40 tile paw masa Tbe rein yesterday again fell In tor mots the whole day.—idieburgh Courant. St. Thomas's HoarteaL.--Granted that the old Films= CAPTURE or LARGE FISH IN THE nearrite lagd"-bridge 1 " 1 " 21 " dnned ' lid obvious Oced—o. Olotarday, about twenty mos ed. the neemeity was to find the Garish eligible sits foe messastrna ties, so as to involve the Wet diode... Mae is the numerous ( = ant trachla ar m t . a ." 1 ",.. ‘ " 117 kW. af" o " a j ta e-, • fr . ,' 6 " sea area ow eat woOleg r*l"Was of the lemed to the "OM 11 that " I """ ft, from bye these teas, were (spared In the riv er Ouse, whose direst distre ss ft bad Iblatlttos ' ssaturies ras ,: te .y. 1 ... of them Hand. The authorities ef the Walkable sea already is h e r oes, 5 7;:=.7, awe fms posses of the Soya Barmy derams, end ena IVO end atairadlon - rs oroa . a . If henkno ... „ en tatinfi ffl = mar* employed In ameba' telelleeMP hOldhlP for el the did adhered esaisit sad We. tiManseives mediate occupation. Th e sroweslobiseleif ths ammo= is all left t b. mied i stai , c oven .. H . - not yet., however, we regret to say. adaital ti t e a owlaPl Ulla A. T oma t o pee , giatis th a t a h oo p hi site for the pupates et th e beeepleal. eftleupeele which have Mamie appeared la the public *ea& sets, loan Ime Imffill invented- it is made with Mars isOilt this fi nomo t o and S oo ba n kl y oo l oon d. Tb s ' it s hoop, which soitrie4 WIWI jammed, add ls )camel *lmo yams sada half only. The Barmy Munk gilin esakevallvos p . vvienre. Hon is Ottea framed to iive shoat 300 Fader* owl A , t investigation bas take= oatlatiedia will idle be • tatial the school weilleersated ea Waal • slad 800 Membeallat resphydy MOAN etthe ittleeeffall Mediae ea thepasseimi.dimelit , bitlktbusstkgminmt, :. ~ r • • • • The position of affairs before Richmond was generally unchanged. No news from M'Clellan's army was received on the 4th in consequence of a violent storm, which broke down the telegraph line between Fortress Monroe and the military head-quarters: No later intelligence had been received from the department of the Shenandoah. It was iffprelted at Martinsburg on the 4th that, in addition tq the force under Jackson, the Confe derate divisions under Longstreet and Smith were also somewhere- in the valley. Their force was estimated *theta 12,000 to 15,000 men. The ilt..Zosie araver4 News states that there is a general belief th(roegtiont Kentucky that a plot has been concocted by returned soldiers from the rebel army, guerilla bands, and local Seoessiouists, to make a sudden and simultaneous uprising in that State, dtetrdy the railroads, burn the bridges, and march suddenly to Lexington Frankfort, and Louisville. The guerilla chieft ain, John Morgan, is known to be in the State, and it is thought that be is to be the leader of the movement, aided by an advance of the rebel forces from Knoxville upon General Morman'ir national "spat Cumberland Gap. There are but few ma ti mal troops in Kentucky ; and if such a /mee 'Ft as that indicated should take place, the onista would have to rely upon themselves` to put down. • Some of the leftism from WOlellsn's - hand -1 spinners suggest that Rielunond is the most likely ilantination of Ileatirsord and the forces with which be retreated from Corinth, and under this impression they urge that no time should be loaf in the attempt to capture Richmond. The correspond lint .New York Taws at WEllellan's bend quarters admits that the fall of Richmond will take place witiant moodier blade. The papers teens with graphic dated, of the late fighting. mar Ilichniond, or as it is teemed het " battle ot ChiCkahominy ." but the are all of course written from a Northern p oi nt of Aim. 13olue of the writers insert that the final' 're treat of the • Confederates on Sunday, the Ist, amounted to a perfect rout, and that they were thoroughly Osbsa rtened. .No South ern accounts of the battle have wine to band nor is there anything in the papers now remedied to indicate what were the real iOSIK4 of eldssr bide. That they were verybsavy is evidenced by the tact that the steamer Mm City, with 4) wounded soldiers, end the Daniel Webster with 242, bad already arrived at Washington, and the Whildin, with 400, bad reached Philadelphia. According te the New York Rtrold, the Ifni/rat loss was about SOO and 11,000 wounded, while that of the Confederates was 11,000 killed sad wounded, and 1,500 prisoners. Mater despise estimates the Fedora/ loss at 7,000. The Noe rtett Tribune pahlashes a despatch to the effect that. the Confederate officers at Win cheater, in talking freely with some Union pri soners, seemed to look forward to the destruction of their great armies at a . thing sure to happen sooner or later, sad had made up their minds; to take to. tbs bush, and wage a guerilla or partisan Werfarn The Jo:Sowing despatch had been received at the War Department : HafleeWs Haedgnarters, dune 4, IBM How. E. X. Idisadoa, Pwasetery at War. Gewesal r. l:4 with 40,000 twee, is 30 wiles south of Corinth, the enemy hard. He already 10,000 mid itreerters from the enemy, sad= stand arms captured. Thecae& of the assay are throwing airs their arms. A farmer says that when Beaaregard that CleMwd Elliott bed eat the tithed as his has et re seat hum bows frantic, sad told his mew to nays theology.' the boat way they could. We bays metered alas lomenothee sad s numbs of ease. Owe el the former is already repaired, and Is numing to-day. /Several more will be in man order in two or three days. The result is sal l could point dears. K W. Baum'. Knor-Osmoil At lest accounts Geiteral Pope was nine miles month-wart of Corinth, which point his whole corps had reached. The Now York Herald says : The defeat of Bswaremas tinny at Corinth is complete. The advance of Qom. Popo with 40,000 men SO milts south of Corinth, has demenstrated that the gins rebel army of the West is utterly beaten up and demerelled. The w oos of Gemmel rope I. basin_ so lsrp a number of the rebels will prove a seven km if sot a oroogh demoraTiss dos, to the slay et amend lissureprd, and will nommarily proven noting send beim mode by the Male in the yalltzatt d, Pries, llissimippi. The whereabouts of Generals Pries, Vas .Ders, and Baia. Mill remain sarstiKr. The ferwar, altar siviea tM word " Ames qui post" to his way, has probably tumod his faa towards there to Phi hi fortes, with thaw of Jeihnon Davis sod Jai Jaime'. An official report front the Secretary of the Tres liamY stitall that the public.debt on the 29th of May was 491,445,984 dols., at au average rate of interest of 4 and 3-sth one-hundredths. - - - • ftiltasiiititst cotton was coming into St Louis quite freely from some pots of the South. tins hundred and twelve belie arrived there on ,the 90th nit. On the29tia, 249 bales were shipped from Nashville for the North. In the United States Senate, on the 4th, a joint resolution was adopted allowing hereafter a pre mium of 2 dollars for every accepted reernitto the regular envy, and, allowing soldiers solicited as vohuiteers, or is the regular army, to,reosive tbeir lint month's pay in advanoe. The TIIII Bill was further debated. In the Rouse of Representative' . sea= to reconsider the vote whereby the bar *jab@ from servitude the slaves of rebels eau iligestedi liras taken up and was =committed le the mint com mittee, with instructions to report a anbetitute. in effect liberating the slaves of the leading oonspiis tors against the government The bill declaring all persons holding Aloe under the Confederates for ever ineligible for office tinder the government of the United States, was passed. A steamer arrived at Cairo on the 6th instant from the fleet At the thee she left, flame were basking out from the barracks at Fort Wright, and the gunboats bad dropped down the river. ' A later arrival announced that Fort Wright had been evacuated, end that the Federal' were id Poo na/don of it. The fleet bad passed Fdrt Randolph, en route to Memphis. Advises from Pommels are to the 95th •ult. Genera/ Arnold and his troops still occupy Pen and a quantity of stores, kc., have been moved from Fort Pickens to that place. Confe derate deserters were still coming in. Wilson's Zouaves were throwing np fortilications'emilnind ing all the hind approaches. General Arsoldiwaa feeding tie poor, who were very destitute. -The navy yard had bass completely destroyed by fire, and 6,090 teas of coals were still burning. On the 21st nit. three Federal gunboats shelled the pickets on Battery Island (Charleston Bar bour). The Confederates evacuated Coles • and Battery Islands, everything valuable being carried 'off, and the barrack ou the latter Wend was burned. lantrlegraph we learn that the Federal forces on James Island, and that they were =pulsed. An extensive fire broke out in Quebec on the morning of the 7th. Oee hundred and twenty houses were destroyed in the St. Lewis suburbs. The buildings time chiefly of wood, and inhabited kg 'Dachau*. The commercial news and other later intelligence has been already given in the telegram yid Father Point and Caps Mice. - _ •' Us 'AIR liltwer Joss ButMr.—Yesterday the seined the lets Mn. Jobs Buren were Merin in zurrood es •eq lannesive egratoey brie( reMeel y takes is ►b giepal es Onebterilliren, 1e goldenlig. IL IngSne. M. Mein and aware" ten park A imp mgebnet Innen with I=B lennignige were rerun et tin memen ' le pep a len mark a wirsel Womilliko i r lab r ivas 4o4 Push WO edam nmo.Pt non '' . ' ' • . : • TER HANDEL FESTIITAL. Ls sb. mating Handel • Festival, the amateurs awl proleessis empigiod will, far the firth time, have a thopeekr megalith orchestra for the merclee of their inimilid aisisel .elmlities; and there is no doubt that the slot will be overpoweringly Stara PpbLlo curiosity is is se amemal degree to Imre what the musical im rosehme ea be d ihis greet orchestral farm under such tagsgratisiumlikes. Among tlithe hest gesdided to judge, thine is bth Atha athicipation ; mid heaths, la D oha the cars tilde hr beep Saes bi the Wadi= of the PlthrMerti the rimier sod syelatestie rebsewed to +1144'111 hays boss mellSectell, there data be we eiseatlea that the magical reialt s of the ..ring festival will Wows a emcee far beyond say that have preesded it. lobs mthemeal at the Crystal Pathos I takes pine as Vistartleh at 11. the twrfoceleeeee as Ws' shout* doe o the Walvis( west, at I o'clock mob dqp. The Maii4A, as yet, appsan the favourite thy with Abe I decent 'public, a result usually looked forward to. • • • ' Neat Abend badges in 'oak, of radios. °Met" , far yeah' &peeks's* of the eltoree• and bead,• have been sneasfam Owed to the aster el the awed Harmonic BOOIOSY, at Ommitry, by /dr. T. Stevena They are to be worn by the ladies and gentlemen of the orchestra during the fositml, ' next week. The words " Mattel Festival, Crystal Palma, , Joiss,'lBB2," and the devise of the Basted Hanumie Measly, are wens late the badges is differeat coloured silk. In the preeset depoeseed state of the Coventry Made, say little =MIK larding to additional employment is worthy el sots. The isle at the 7e. 6d. rehearsal tickets amiss to-morrow, ' the Onto IM Exeter-hall being kept epin.sititB tea at night for the accommodation of visitors arriving from the country. WYE& BOTANIC SOCIETY OP LONDON. Yeeternisy afternoon the second grand fate of the Royal Botiusic Society was held in their delightful gardens in the Regsat's-park. The weather, though overcast and uncertain, outlet inauspicious; a huh west wind Wapiti/kg the June sultriness, and a cloudy sky throwing into rich re lief the bright green of the foliage and grass, and the dresses of the brilliant company, who lounged in animated groups or sat listening to the military music. In the marquees erected for the display of stove and hothouse sad American plants, the exhibition was remarkable both in quantity and quality, and we were particularly stria& with the admit , able arrangement of the plants in respect of cola's- and variety, the green and cooler tints being grouped together so u to form a repouravir to the dazzling glory of the tiers of pelargoniums and azaleas. The orchids in all their waywud and fanciful prof oda' were much admired; and the eat rues, comprising all the celebrated hybrids, and several of the latest French creatima, were attended by • constant suoessalon of admirers, who would hardly be one tented with • leek. The flume; whets in pots or cut, looked ee fresh sad virginal as If they had bloomed that morning for the life of a single day. Among the novelties we notieed a collection of Japanese plants, inhibited by Mears. Vella, while Mr. Waterer's rbododendroqs Ind a large tent to themselves, and were tbraiged with a levee of ardent gazers all the afternoon. The display of fruits was less noteworthy. On the whole, • finer collection has seldom been exhibited, and the lovers of horticulture have every rearm to be satisfied with the visible pro grass of their beautiful science. On the lawns, the bands of the three regiments of household cavalry played in sue cession • selection of favourite pieces. Among the distinguished visitors present we averred the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince's Mary of Cambridge, Grand Duchess of Mecksubarg Straits. ; the Bishops of Winchester, Lichfield, and Jamaica; the Bavarian, Brazilian, American, Spanish, and Turkish Ambease dors ; the Peruvian Minister ; Lord Haunter ; Ladies; Mary C. Nisbet Hamilton, Marshall, Hume Campbell, Mathieu's, Fellows Lopez, Rayleigh, Francis Russell, E. Hesketh, Knatchts:ll, Mary Steeley, Anson, Mary C. N. Hamilton ; Sir W. Clay, Sir E. Hulse, Sir John Asses ; Admiral Gardner, Gamma Williams, General Watkins, CoL Minchin, Col. Hutchinua, CoL Potthiger, lea ITALY. ADDRESS TO THE KING. TURIN, Imo lg, Evionsa. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the following I address to the Xing was proposed : " The bishops assembled at Rome have cast grave inaulta upon our country. They have denied our national right, and have invoked foreign vio -1 lance. ' Let us reply by proclaiming our determi nation to maintain intact the national right of the metropolis of our country, suffering violence at the bands of masters whom she repudiates. " The words pronounced at the Vatican have daelared- all negotiations impassible. This lan guage removes every ground for the hesitation which has long displayed the moderation of the Italian people. " When ecclesiastics, forgetting their ministry, put forth wishes for political reaction ; when ruf fians carry desolation from the Pontifical territory into the Southern provinces, Europe ought to be convinced that the authority of the Italian King and people only can settle the Roman quistMo. a short discussion, the adddrem was voted almost unanimously. 10. 7 0. tbi Lodi gge. la* mar• goo I D J.. ilt• I P a a