The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-01 00:00:00

'° 7 g u: 05r33 rtls .l '..".. - _• [ ,,A ‘ p LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1868. (STAKPED Id. ADDITIONAL.] ONE PE N-NY. ILS 1 " Duvet Route to lltutover, Bruns ) Atti (Vntrul twre , North pelmtone. Ns 7111 . 1:2•11AY, Slily 2, 141 4 N ., N k •.• . „t:,. rl^ rodttitu: ut 12 ntuln.—Feuvo to Brentett.L2ond Cl ; L. ts. Ci and 10P.—Are, to CHAPLIN'S Univerwl z. imuu, to I ITILLIPPS, GRAVES, putt. 10111 . tn. Cum.t an'whousr, (..`rosolane : Great Tower ., I' re - O I,OND(IN, Ill.:L(111.TM, BRAZIL, and I u VEI: PI.ATE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY J. I. 1.• In, .1, reed under "The Companies Act, 1,42," with Limited Liability. t As, in 10,0001 of LlO each, with power to . il per Share to be paid on appliestion. £ 4 ~ on allotment. .n . ,lry Cl 5 per Mare to he mot in Mery instalment' of LS ..,, 1,. In three, nix, and nine months atter allotment. It. M.. Ca•ertasx-I`IETER TAIT, 11-u. M,aurn Tuit and Co., London, Lrtek.l.l4l rm 1' I'!yth. Erg., Measrs..l. and A. Blyth, Steam Engine Works, I • toe. 1 .or. tip., Dirt rtt , r 4.f the London and River Plate Bank, • I t Itaba-ay. nue I: %. Fowler, Eeq.. - Dimsdale, Fowler, and Barnard, esa. 1,11,11. A „ xd,aarrs. Alex. Bowden and Co., Ilirehne-lane. II A NAI.I It—lt. 'l'. Tint, Esq. - Initasiale. Fowler, and Barnard. A.hurst. Morris, and CO. SI 4 MI TA KT !pr. tent.)-0 DtlineA—Soutllw.Lrk.st 141,01: SA.: a .. en, 0 ~er ef this Company is to acquire and work the line of • - fie t ? ...... ,nt 1 •to .1 I.y 1114 , -os. To met Co.. from London and a ~,,,, .1. to I:to • .1 I :41. iro . Monte Vid d eo. and Buono. Ayrer which e I Li. I• . n ~.II 011 On for OW LOA twelvemonths, and for which a ~, ~•t.'• el • I. % for t 4 ii Nl•nr, has 10,11 grnIIVINI Ig the nolyrian . • nn . itt to Merern. tint and l'o., for carrying e mails from I • .• : Io to I Ili it and 11.. Ili, r PILO, • : • I I.i ....pnees the following taranam., aper I ially adopted for 1! • ti.k. VI, Tone Begiater. Monte Power. c rry (IF I.II4ERICK 1,4341 2:4 I I i y I it . I,l' ENOS AYRES I ;•1 y I IF BillitiSELS r ITY OF WM DE JANBTRO l.OOO 300, now , •. i ..ii I) 01•1111 0 :11.1i. • • 11 r IP. . i .t.-1111. , harp been wnrkel nn the mate - • . -Le t , .ry moult... Tie v PCP . , 1.,1g11111 with a view • • c k . icio. I 01111411. A with nn .;it 1.....1. .. c ~ t,,,, ii .nterd into with 3/11,Pr.. Toit soil Co. to • . I ..npony them , rtearnenc. fully equipped in every . .• , lee Anil rawlyfor WI, and alro the ben••flt of • I -iihinclr. acid the ..talili,../...1 to.ine...c. hie."... ... to take out-third of the purchase money no under the m IRinn pnAtal contract hn. juvt asnit al PI Ow City of Eira.svls. nil, hurl raLly within contrict tirni• i n.v.-rnmcnt. find lout full ci‘r_nien both not . • .4. - ••••iiiplciacnt ti.,••••tr.tcrn. Flinn an est • • ri I.y Tait tint] ea. on thin •. • t••• • thi.n• will Ini I s•cry 11111111111, - . •1.% .1, 1, Oltillalng . proti;ii .•• • f . ..... lc a con,lcrit4i• tli. , I• I • •t• in Ilia/111.in riC.pata r prin . •I ii ttcnt.on in ....miry aunty., t hi. it M., iv - A‘.llllltgli Wallt 11,1t.,1,1101.1...-3: ion r. 11.1.-tpd t.....-c—yry f alba : , 'lto I 4•I I ••1 ill WI. `ii••11. a—nil:titan can In• v. n at nip tlc 5...11. • .1., l• 1 . .l.rrd l • .7111.1 - iy .inn ..•n ti• r 7 - .1 11.-If•alr ot OW "Ill' part. :ma Wil• 1.. r part ; c.qy i. sct cat w ilic attp - I. of -• • pM11•1•1•tu. 1,11 loi• 31•1111i,11011 •at [lu • [ I •• •r , ..t tln Mdu nor:. 1I.1:11 141 11, I .II: I , lr , 1,..1t41. It. kn,tro. tsr. ii. rena l I . l:ttr• I: , •••:• f: 1...ta I.• Tour II:Attlo•r• us , oils, of L • f " :: I :1. , . Ilor. In n -t. :55 in Allot ito• that Iturnbor of . .. ea I . ~,,, I•. pt ••it II 2.11 U.., any I,— nnotb,r you ton,l l lora. it. Ill.• r: 111.011111:C £l9 11Yr •I n 1.1 1.111,1. r r.t.,:ro olltto.l to no .or t 6.. o•-•pootoro :. •:• • : In ni0..1.:,tn, and to .ign no.morandun, • strrociation ol Ito I',O .n,\'ll,al•tt.tron. 111 flat EM41010.11,.• in full I'rnfol.rl.4. or otrupatlon Uutr Inntl NAN/“.1... itI*CEIPT. Vt.. .n. , ?! - da) ..1 , ikral. of ,nn nen.nnt of If, I. 1•.• N. 11,Igium. lirtail. and River Plate linyal Had ••• ? ~ i t • t! I•nny Tonlit.,l.. the .111 of . bolo: a 41cputit . , ..:1 1.• . -!..," oo 01.0 M,01..n f..r *N.. in Ow i:ompany. For lAMSDALE. FOWLER, and BARNA/Lb, ONDUN and SUItURBAN LAND and 1:111.111Nt: comIANY :Limited:. N" 1..7A, Fen,nnerk-atnyt, Roney 'reel ed on I iEPOSIT at FOUR PERCENT. 'NMI:ZEST, npusal.lr on .hurt notice. I\ I: allowed on ammo of LlOO and upwards if Llllonited fur not less than O year certain JONATHAN TAYLOR. Secretary. Asti' LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. .1 INSTITUTED ISM Inverted Araete—rpaards of Five aad a Quarter Mi ll ion it thrnme-111.11% Million. /Taints Paid—Seven and a Half Million. Veer-fifths of the profits allotted to the Assured Quinquennially. thulium hitherto added to I'oln/ie.—Upwards of Four Millions. For Frortectueee. Statements of Amounts, to., apply to the Actuary at the 0/Bor. nneteatroct. London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWN Wt, Actuary. - - - CLAPTON•PANK. near St. John's church. Hackney.—Eligible V 111.1.1101,1/ BUD-DING LAND. yJ. TAYLOR is instructA to BELL by I. Al% TION. at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse.yard, City, en •NDA loin 6. at II for half past 11 precisely, 619 luta of very ..I,lehle Fit LEIIOI,II lit' DAMN i• LAND, haring valuable frontnn cto Itoslamon-rosd. Alutackroad, and rowerscrofbroad. mnd. and icing well adapted for the erection of semi tlets. 1...1 or terra , . houses. The roads and sewers are all made, stem.it r budding operations are being carried on. Nino trillbs of the money may remain On mortgage or Cataract. at ra r rent. int...reg. to be paid in nine years by equal quarterly uirtutramite, or the balance may be paid off at any time without • 114. n... piutieulars, and conditions of sale may be obtained a: ID U. Harbor. 1, k'ortiand-place North. Clayton-road ; of T. nateitor, 70, Fenchurch.street ; of Marrs. Ham t .d Inrabert, architects and surveyors. IS, Sishopeinste •, . at 01,10 •. at the place of sale ; and of the Au ctioneer . at the eh. • • ..1 th.. London and Suburban Land and Building Company 11 . Venchurch-strect. City. 1...1.1 , iT0N PARR, ,NE B MALDE N LDINO LAND., _Surrey.-Elisible FRE& HOLD UI yr,. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by • Alv TION, .t the Auction Wart, Tokenhame-yard, City, ;:e July 13, et for bail-peep IS • • ,p•emi el7 , Fifty-Mx 1 , • ,, • el' eligible FREEHOLD BDILDHD3 LAND. banns •.• ~1 . ~.. t 0... t.. the high mad and other roads between MM. n• •. 11•14.1), within Ave ElAillabe walk of the Coombe and •••••• StAtiett. The *Mate 1a well adapted for the eree ,•• • • • • ••• •••-d .•r cemitletached Hlla.. Nine-tenth , of the pnr •• -•• • • • ..•., reoemin • M mortgage Or contraet at 5 per (amt. in • t• • • yan; mne years by equal quarterly instalments, or . • . paid at any time without not:Sta.-PI nr••••••• ,, nr•:renthttons of tale may be obtained on and aftTraiefri -1.• • .. I. at the Itadway Tacna, New Walden ; tbe Noy New Walden; of T. W. Rosen. FAG, Solicitor. 70 & • -ne r.l lirgars. Hammack and Lambert, architect; z• •. • ••• • • - :.^..lne.heteqnte•treet Within; at the place of male; • • ' •• A r. at the Dillon of the London and Suburban - • i • r •1:14; Company (Limited). No. 107 a. Fallebunk , ' ' I 1.1 LIMINART ANNOUNCEMENT. — Genuine ! I,• I l+mlng. Drawing. sn4 Morning •ml IM•iitbor. numerous Bed Chambers. and ' • ' n. (Vass, two valuable Piano '• • • • • 3,enti volumes Books, choke Engravings. • • • • • •-onzes, Ornaments, and an indlittY of moo •1 It + • - To be viewed two days . before the sule. HIND and SON will SELL by • A , • • i.e dugetion of the Executor of John HOMO !•. on the premises, Hove Lea, Cliftonvale, " • • ‘‘ I I• i• ESDAY nest, the sth Met_ and following • , • •• h du), the CONTENTS of the MANSION. • • • , •• • •i•luat • .—Auction ottlevs, IM, Quinton-street. -% I I I'Iz()FITABLE INVESTMENTS.— ; • , to ttn C,nt. per Annum on outlay. NU Alt EIIOLDERM, CAPITALISTS, • •.• !nation and R.ll, inreatmenta abnuld read I - INVESTMENT CIRCULAR (last fret , . • • :out Co.. rimy. , dealers. 32. l'noltry. London, E.C. I IN EY.—i2o to 4:800 ADVANCED imme • ,•, m, furniture, without removal, publi , ity, or how • • • 51 7 L.. T by 110 , 7 iliptalments. No chum. rt .11 if • OUR, ittelioiii e, i 1 per root. tor LIM allot over..—Apply I • • lit the ESTAI E OFFICES, 2, SoutEutriptppetr,AsL, •• C A" raorp le (t ) life polieiri, Pte. AION EY, in large or finial' amounts, and for long or hort p.-r 0 001... with or wrolloot r loos r•adig;)l,- t. at , N ATION AL GI:A/MIAS ASSURANCE X. I ANY I $n0t...1 404. (satonl-rtrort. Illootrdolry. W.C. I.lElt'fS RECOVERED uul CLAIMS PROSE cI"rED 1.3 a Prof.,so.oul G.Pll«tnan of pruntit, and r 0.14 .14 t: 4 1 trw f clam,' to ti, • •-rtatitor, upon a vommi,nion of iwp. r ut. ,a 6 th« am, , rrrovered.—Apply fur &biro., or by p. A Z., No NV, t v-rond, 1„? A. MARCH, PII7IILIC ACCOUNTANT, 54, • • 1.. 1, trian.rtr E.c., Partnernhipo, Aarhus and or ititrunte accounts, effects arrangernenta with an ithout publicity, and prepares arecianta for (lourt of . RI , TOTRiOIIII, Lite Internam, and Annuities .E. !o i!, quaff wow) , obtained in eurweetion with Life Liwuranoe. -- • •11A1 WOOD'S " INVINCIBLE " SAFES (( -Rs for Ranker!. and Otberot are only to be bad from $.• r tto• I :Tallcmgo Stakes of Noon tram* at the Paris .-=! !• n. Dina•t. UP. Uannunotrwt. London. E _ . . SI: 41 )N D-HAND FIR B and BU f EG G LAB ABith; P 3 IO . O O4.7 F F A/ t., —ll.-Nreaeod Milnerzletnlbr. Thomas P:r.rrY and spa. Ral le pries and evez7 eminent b. istoter..t• about iaz quou , of ff . 0 0 .0 !oto it tau. tAig r f nt igaleiTHB..tt, Calutoliteeet, EC. 1 11 E ,G 11 AV I A MACHINE.—" Certainly the einm r." l rl' .t %try'. tro ll eshaniosr test 118. ~ 1 . la_ 1111 M • whoofor .. i rgr ieen nb. • •4. 4.11. be O. " Courier. k g . •--o • —Newcastle JussmaL— De,* me , Hof. s (.3tYSTAL SPECTACLES of well b. bad at 62, Great Iteesellatreet. eg 'h. , I • " IF I / 'O4 r • /dere= ate,. The _ A T., .nd — THOMAS 8 aod RON y aeuirat pennies wins their maw. EA* arrpt . • J s ul' GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. all desk.» threnurbout th. wed& _ . WOn'tolPfl CAMONTLE A t hulk Aperient and s Powerful Tank- And Every - Ware, in boners U. Is.. Id.. And Ui. .Q:113 35313 VILYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. v NOTICE—At the 26th Ordinary General Meeting of the ( mope oy. lo Id that day at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannonwtreet, the following Rfsolution. and Amendments were proposed : R. tion-1 hat A. C. halide., Era., who retire* by rotation, tio re-vh ctrl a Director of the Company. A ruindmi nt—That Kir Chau, Fox, Civil Fa... Ont.?, be Wonky! a Ile.. tor of the room of the raid A. C. lonidre, After i.treusaion the am ndment was negatived, and the original revolution rained, re 4 looting !tr. lonide.. R.rdution—That Dirmippinlyy, kip., who retina by rotation, be Te 4 heti d a Director of thiCol4te - r Ann ridment—That Edward I ee Young. Eao..bo elected e Infector of the Company In the room of the said David Ogilvy. After diaieuteion the amendment wan negatived, rod the original resolution carried re-eleethrig m ll=ilvy. Thereupon a ballot wee de The following neolution was pro Posed by Mr. fairiblerni—That the directors be empowered to lame annually to those shareholders holding for Sunday tickets of admission, four fin, adellonions for their fee ode on the last Sunday. in July end August in each year, such tieketo to be forwarded direct from the Mos of the Crystal laela4 e to eau h Shanholder bolding such free Sunday tickets, and that after this year they be enclosed in the heilf4yearly report,' for the June meetings" Mr. Puneher moved the following amendment i—" That no share holder be admitted to the Crystal Pala.. on Kundayn." Alter dioeuoeion the auleuniut was uegatived end the original n .01 t len (1111 . 1111. Then upon a ballot was demanded, and it was ordered to betaken id en theoe quistiono, and also upon the election of two directors, id the Cryotal Palos. on Monday, the Gth July, lids, between the bourn of II a.m. and 8 p.m. Prune. Foe, kid., and John Cot I sq., eii• appointed fterutineers to report thenem , and the result tee le evnimunicated to the Proprietor.', by advertisement, within rew n du yn after the ballot. seenhinee with the above resolution 1I hereby give notion liallet upon the several qucotione will bo taken at the id the Conimeny. near the Centre Toles apt. at the Crystal • . sy4l4 Wham, on Monday. the Oth July neat, from II o'clock forenoon until o o'clock in the evening. 4..prietero rrrieing by rienway will be entitled to peep through lealace tothe Alec on signing 1.4 his .10or her (MOVE, itaine—Ft • order, 111AIE ‘ryotal Volum, :Kith June, 1868. ROYALALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three Built ta. Promenade Concert. Band of 10. Begirt at IL 12. Box.ofbee open from 11 to 1. -•- NATIONAL ASBEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High liollorn.—Tlie most spacious and brilliantly-donor:dal !Wi lls in and the tort Isnot in London. OPEN for CONCERT and DANCINtt EVERY EVENIN4I. Mashed Dirattor, Mr. W. K. I od, r Opi.n at lialf.pnot el: door at II Adnusstoth Is. - - • MUSICAL ItOX ES, by Nicole Fir4ros.—Mesmrs. KEITH, PROWSE, and Co., direst importers, offer parties ,kir,n rt ally sue, well-tuned INSTKUIIENTS, a selection of mem than tie W.zee, with all the recently introduoeil improve. nt., tom hair coiueee. The new boxes, with acoenipanitnesitof tat , P. la - lie. and thorn, should be heard to be appreeitaed, as the e•prf leave effects upon the err an ClCelfdillgly novel and beau- Chettpaide. SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. CO.OPF.RATIVE I'RINCIPLES . Mr. T. W. STAPLETON. who eommenced business on than ,TO irk. in the City in ir:cs, hos now the honour too announce his r. tool from Boob aux, and to srim IT. at PltlllEst on this In. t LAilEls of Is SS. 1e62. Prat, and IWIS, of qualities that lave Is e n nin•ly di clans! for public sale ;fever of the lard at say pr.,. The two Cornier vintages are seven—and thrce—yeani in I ettle•. the two latter can be howl either in hlisla. or by the to; tlo• Ise:.'s are deelarsil in Bordeaux ua uncquallist during. 'I lo n.IIOU ;llg lan a portion of this stork, and can he onlercil from tl ..t di London. or direct lnn, his cellar, abroad. They will bo ~ 1.1 on approval or net Urn, auarontisd of their repriventext to a he, Ih e a r. a .k has coot selieting over EDAM. s PK,o, huh it IN'.3—unit the srd in lorA—esmitist of La is •.r. I.a Cos' d'E-teunal. the Chateaux !Meru, 1.14 I , lle 11;:. . I.eotillr, 11141/1.1.1. laftwUr, 111011tuth Margaux, and 1 ao. 1F4"4 (nearly all bottled last year'.—flt. Julian Ln Rtre, (*..‘' d' 1,14 oulnel tinian La Rowe, the Chateau Ls Grans.`, Loville. 1 ai, or. llout Brion, Margaux, and Lantte, kr.; (Mao all the thr.uirt s. Vine do Cotes, and l'ulus. V Image ''!—Bottling. and in rask.—Frisnsme, Rt. Emilinn, `;t. G, itIF. St. ' , M.Th.+, Bourg, Pauillac, Grand l'euieau. Phelan, 31 aft:tier, )ntry, Orineo, Can o n•Vnelier. Brown Cantonal% Vott t. tioa-Lnliorr, Latour-C:1 m rank, et. Ln(i ran, t'olim•logne. thaw., the ( bateaux La Bor., Batman, Mouton, and all the Grua& Vins, bands Ordinaires, and Ordmitires. For l'rire Lint., taming of stook in London or Beinicauxotansplaa, i.e., address T. W. SI'APLE - TON. Regentatreet, corner of ConduitAtroet, W.—Established in City in 1033. FIIIIE 18,000 BOTTLES of CHAMPAGNE, at 30.. per doom, being all antd, a further eontract for KIK bottles of very dry liCit Epernay Champagne bar just been con cluded with the Maar, Do Venoge, of NI yew' connexion. Thew sane. are full bodied, dry, and in high condition. Caw of throe dozen pent for L 3 M., on approval or return.—Addreas T. W. STAPLETON, 303, Begentaitreet, Kerner of Coudnitadreet. &stab tithed over 30 yearn 2,000 MAGNUMS or DOUBLE BOTTLES of 1/168 VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE This Tamenl9- mot Wale Will be supplied so noperior to aay ever shipped., harm. reirrod trot true at Paha CYO of 11. at Ma—Adams, T. W. STAPLETON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD, in bond at LA, or duty paid a* 112 per auk 122 dozen . vintage lee, or by the dozen at 14a. in one or three dozenz.—Csa be tasted at T. W. OTAPLLTONIA Regentetreet. NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd A. and Ith Shipments, 110 10. Over WO quarter seam of this pure CADIZ SHERRY hare arrived and been sold &ELIO I.os. melt, duty paid, ethos September, lel6. - "The 3nl and OS dthiments are now landing, imposed of 320 quarter math.. Prise, as before, lo guineas oath. Samples or tree tasting at T. W. STAPLETON'S, 243, Reirelibstreet, senior of Conduitelreut, W. STAR GRAND XERES SHERRY. — The second IL , shipment of this supsrinr, pals, &Haste, soft. lordly MIMES SHERRY has just arrived_ Per quarter w.R £l2 llta; or by throe donna. Us. per doessi—At T. W. RTAPODTB. SI.IPERB 1860 VINTAGE PORT. -200 pipes , 8- 7 800 quarter nets. or 11.800 deems. The third portion of them much admired Porte. mleeted by Mr. STAPLZTON on the Alto Douro in 1868, and shipped by him without the penal addition of 18 per cent. of aquadente and 'myopias ; consequestly are clean, soft. pure Ports of the old type. and at for Im med iate use : or if bottled, with certainty of beeewing per Prim ple d r 8c doyen, £l4; quarter casks, 822 ; ord o zen,34B. T. W. BTAPLETON. luS. Rerent-atreet• CHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or 177 Golden, imported direet from Jerea-dela-Froatera, soft and &haste, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and lint y con sumed as a dinner Wine.—Ternis emb, and earrimre paid by the importers, MITTMAN and SONS, 433, West Strand. Price lists post fres. OIfPORT, 245. per Dozen, imported direct ro ) m Oporto (Bandessan's shinning). full end fruit?. highly recommended for Loralida requiring &genuine and nutritious wrm.—Terms cash. and carriage paid by the importers, PHY TITIAN end 8020 432, West Strand. Price lists or samples for warded gratis on acibcation. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 1806. This e*lebated old IRISH WHISKY gained th ee, DUBLIN PRIZE YEDAIs—I bottles, rue, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold in 3s. lid. each, at the retail houses in London; by the agents in the principal towns in England; er wholesale, at g, Great Windmill-s tr eet, London, W.—Observe the red seal, pink label, and oork branded "Kinahan's Lis Whisky:. riCULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies b!' now become en important feature. dace the intradue. non of Avesm Tea, nearly 40 years ago. the EAST INDIA 'DIA COMPANY have, on account of ita great et math and exquisite devour, promoted its sale by every moans. Tbe Tee Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have irradually extended, and Teas from other parte M . India are arriving, thee offering greater yarietiea. The Company are now selling Amain, Cathay. Darjeeling, Imo at from Is. 10d. to to to. per lb., and China Terre as ustial.—Ware. houses, N.. 9. (treat dt. Relea'rchurehyard. DishoPagote. Prim hat forwarded on application. SCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS Men . --Orders r p e rially prepared for export to every climate. uMamie* —Loudon, Liverpool, Derby, Bristol, Glarigsw, and Malvern. - _ UYGENATED WATER.--gleeping in London during the mann unt eleeydng i Me in. had% air of the rountsy ; Dot refrathing and invigorating elf Ybe obtained •n ring draught of Oxygenated Wator, to eh from the LA BON ATORY, SG, LONG-AC= or through any druggist, in 014 fie eOlatAtilkillg Ida 80W... THE TOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER. is found in a Apring near Bournemouth, and haA the agreeable Mate and invigorating ,properties of the true Seltzer, but le entirtly free from the deletenous compounds often rued M the manufacture of imitations. Dr. Itagaall reports it, on anolyain. re •• • beverage of • very agreeable flavour. rooombhng the true &Bur, and whieh may be toed with adembwe at Milner." BILIANT and Co., Bournemouth. Proprietor , Dinneford and 00., Bondatr London Depots—` J. K n , c ht.b r id is , net ; Panz—Roberta. Place Vendome. () STEAM-ENGINES for SALE chomp IM. Id 1......hnree power, by MI DDLETON Uto other 6horne paver. try lit ACE EI r—in good working moulltion. with shaltlni. For further particulars apply to E. HOE awl Co., 6t Dornet- Ftl,(4. Falift.lll7-1.111.11,11C. OliN GOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH ram: is greatly superior to any Tooth Powder, ewe the Troth a porl.kke whiteneas , protons the enamel from dewy, and imparts • pleasing fragrance to the booth. Priem IL id. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI s. CHOSARON. or newly-ineeeted ILIIII-BRUSH. the peculiar uterhatimal construotion oI lanai aocompliehre the two operations &linen.' and polishing simultaneously. 93, U y uo p e r rr Thames sheet, late of U . Three Yinormiort, Lombard-street, - ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE 7 at - SEBB acknowledged to be the lighteet and moat cemfmt ablvemaring Mom invrantorl. Motto Stockings., ftnereags, kn.. for mriferae weakfralrara, le.; Abdominal Bolts, Railway Dorm lreitcbera, Artrattrial I , Anna Honda, Eyes, In.: and every deneriptioe of myriad appnamOo mannfacturel by ARNOLD and SONS. 46 and 46. Wert fianithneld, Loudon. N.B. —llifectiana for ITllllronmeit t and prima forwaidid. As az parimmed footalo to attend on laftiera. SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. ____ PATENT lama MAKER& DtiPEPSI A, CONSTIPATION. -- Rapid c are -A-• by BELLOCT CHARCOAL. in the pimps of , powder' er hmemeen• ilkdd7f ilecnived by the Amolonly .4 Ilinlioirs of Perla. b. ; k w . bs ee, W. —gala agent. Yr. 11. JOZYJU. Presseh Chemin!. M. liammarket. Landon. JOZEAUI4 OOPARINE.—In chronic or reecnt T. disrawa II MU* la erected in as 'mange aas dny.. provoll ty the Paris Phyttletane . An nole leny.— tg . nnv.nts ebnentia. in 01111411■1 Depot. In Parls. * $ N. aniev a pbar. inst.lta, nt• Youtinwrtink and, in Lannoa. at JOIMSaa'S. 7 . 11126 Cheift. • • • 1.1 io ; - t:. ; I . 1. , j1 , 1 ic Chet th I rtEr*. 4. UN DERCLOTII 1N G for LADIES at tho Wholivale Price.—CHAS. Amorr and Co., Rt. Panrs, have lately purchased in Manch...ger 1.9.000 worth of SUPerlee Longeloths, at an enormous reduction in priori, whisb they have soanulacturr and will well during the week as follows Canictioles, from Ind. Handsome trilled skirts, fa . ltd. encounter, trimmed lace, b. Id. Pot:Umtata with insertion, 4s. ltd. Camisoles, trimmed work, ho.ad. Frilled PrtticosW, with work, Ladies' Drawers, Ind. M. lld. Drawers, trinuaid lace, ls. 41.1. Frilled Nightgowns, b. ad. Dramas, with work. ls. 111 d. Nightgowns, with rich wet*. Ladies' Chemises, Is. Old. h. lid. Chi mires, trimmed lace, la. lid. The Dsgmar Night Dress, ss. ltd. Cht mince, with work, la. 11 id. The Osborne Night Drew, 7s. ltd. Petticoats, with 7 tucks, IS. lid. Morning W from 7s ltd. Depot for the celebrated Perfumed Corsets— rings mom seating MO designs for Ladino' wear, post free. CHAR AMOTT and Co., and WS Nt. Pant's ELEGANT SPRING SILKS. PATTERNS POOP FR Japanese Ban, lan id Black Glace Mks, 1 guinea. Btriped Japanese, lbs. id. Black Gros Cirsin, LI is. Id. Udine i Japanale 1 guinea. Black Gros de Londrea, 11 gs. Young Lathe' Mka 11 is. ed. Black Gros de Bugs, LI ls. ld. French Check Bilks, 11 guinea. Black Oros de Lyon, 2 guineas. Jacquard Japanese, LI lea ed. Black One Royals, 21 guineas. Fri tut Fancy Bilks, 2 guineas. Black Corded Bilks, 3 gull:l4W. Rich Plain Glace Bilk., i 2 oe. Black Moire Antigua,. LI les. ed. French Patina L 2 Ds. ed. Black Morning Balm. 1 ge. Rich Moire Antiques, Le 18s. Id. Muck Japanese Silks, £1 B. Id. Wedding Bilks, 2 guineas. Block Satins, 2 guineas. One Hundred and Fifty EARIT6‘IIIB% of lapinoris Fn.*. The largest Jacket and Codling, Show Rooms in England. CRAB. AMOIT and Co., 61 and it, Bt. Paul's. JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES. — During the week we shall show • loge weertdmst of them beautiful drew fabrics, ansunpeasert In elegance and good taste. ia ell colours, Is. lld. for la yards. Patterns poet CHAS. AUDIT and CO . and ( . Paul'". MAGNIFICENT TUNMORE ROBES.--SPE CIAL PURCEASE.—CHAA AMOIT sad Oa, fit. Naas, • ill SELL. THIS DAY, 950 Rish TUSSORE ROB „ES banctso m z zed rulbroidered with OrlithAEY fainelOn bug sad Wl* st Ow Ht. - it/gr. le Dress upon reoalis dear. CITAS. ASIOTT and CM, CI and 02, St. Paul a 15,000 NEW SPRING DRESSES, from bk. Ild. full dress to 3 ga. in Muslin, Alpaca, Sultana (loth, Lama, Grenadine, /to Patterns pat Iron ('HAS. Amorr ..tui Co., al and 62. St. Dian JACKETS for PROMENADE. Ihe New Floribel VI 16 1 he Inalora 1 b 6 1 a Heine 'I he Rougemont the Drughase 2 M Tha itee, are the leading Nov. One Iluntlred utul Fifty embracing the Fashion The ln rgo t.t. Jut kirt and Mantle 1•11 AS. AMOTT and Co.. 61 The Oraclelts The Amelia .. The Sultans . The Minerve The Enielife pfuineae., rehire of the Reaenn. y Engravinim Poet free, me of the Niche , circle. • Show-mono; in tiorlond are at II unit fit Rt. More. London. CALICOES, LINENS, SIIEET I NGS, and UEN Eli AL DRAPE:IIY, EXTRA° ICI 11 lc Alt' LY C I LEA - t 11AS. A9l 07 and Co., St. Mare, will KELL during J uno £i30.0 worth of the above, bought at a great roduetion, for oreh. Thin to the large et and elieurrat lot of geiluine mogul drape" , that hoe loin of, n d for Pale aim, the outbreak of the rebellion in the Southern Statue of Moore.. We Quote as under a few 144,6i-901 pi.. Aof good long cloth, worth ap. rid., will be mold at 2.4. 11 per doron ; 1,110 pier+* of heavy cloth, imitable for nightonrtm, orin molly VII., UM all niorktd Ild. per down; ',vend hundroil pi, 11 e of tine llorwsks' and India long...laths, worth 711. (Si., will be clues d out at/l4d. per dozen ; • large lot -the all linen ghoreelothe will be mild e. 0141. per twelve squarew goppbt aro very ; glom cloths at 3s. lid., Ild., and es. Sit., worth more thin double the honey; 1,501 paint of stout cotton 'beets, originally is. id., will be wild at Is. lid. per pair; a largo lot of cotton sheet,, eighty inches wide, will be amid from M. lid. to lit (Si. per pair; 1,:941 pairs of linen sheets, 611 linen, will wild at 7e. 11d. per Lair, worth 14e. 6d. ; Mout linen sheet,, large one, at Illa. rd., 14e. 9d.„ and les. 9d., worth from 160. fM to 30e. ; ROO dozen of towelling, in varioue maker, are marked 944. 4 ld. and 7a. ed. per down, worth ea. 6d. and 12s. 6d.; 510 dozen very heavy, all linen medical rubber towels, usually ',old at Pis 6d., will be mold at 14'P. lid. per oloren ; 2,000 dozen of good nursery diapers will be mid at 23. 4149. per 12 squares; 650 down very heavy, all linen, for fe. lid ., worth Bs. 6d.; magnificent double damask table clothe, two parole moan., 4.. 11d.; 800 large Ai?" to dine 14 perrono, worth Illki will be mold at 10e. 9d. ; 470 dozen, all linen, real thimble` damask dinner napkin/4 worth M. 9d., for 3a. lid. per dozen; 300 dozen In extra large Mimi, worth 140. 6d., for 7a. lid. per dozen; 1,200 dozen of ramble handkerchiefs, all linen, will be sold at la 91d. per dozen; 'leveret hundred ggoorre heavy bed Quilt/ at half their wet of production. Satnplea forwarded on receipt of stamps. CRAB. ANOTT and Co.. 61 and 62. Rt. Panra, London. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (Timm aziannee AG urn.) BERVIA. BELGRADE, Jeers 30. A search is being made in the Topschieder-park for 760 revolvers, said to be there concealed, and with which prisoners released from gaol were to have been armed. after the accomplishment of Prince Michael's murder, in order that they might occupy the town. A large deputation from the militia will wait upon Prince Milan immediately after his proclamation. The members of the Skuptschina are beginning to assemble in this capital. FRANCE. PARIS, Jul= 30, EVENING. The Constifidionael, replying to statements made in some Belgian journals, declares that the Em peror Napoleon did not make any warlike speech at Chalons. The Patric and other journals also give denials to reports of expressions alleged to have been employed by the Emperor and his general officers, especially Marshal Niel and General de Failly, since the Emperor's return from Chalons. The Senate has unanimously adopted the bill sanctioning the loan of the Sues Canal Company. THE BRAZILS. RIO DE JANEIRO, Ju:ge A. Adviees from the seat of war report that Hu maita was to be attacked on the 30th ult. A revolution has broken out in Corrientm. The Mane and Italian banks at Monte Video have declined to pay in specie. BUENOS AYRES, MAY 2A. Exchange on London, 49,t. Salted hides, 40 to 43. Total sales to date, 341,500. Shipments to the Channel, 226,653. Stock, 8,000. Dry hides, GO for 301bs. ;44 for 2111,5. Sales, 50,000. Ship ments, 217,510. Stock. 58,000. Freight to Channel, 40. Wool, 46 to 80. Tallow, 13!. Lumber, 44 to 46. Cardiff coals, 16. INDIA. BOMBAY. JITTTIS 27. 71b. ahirtinge, sr. 6a. ; GUb. ditto, Gr. 6a. ; 40's mule la.—market st<a►dy. Cotton quiet : Dhollensh, 233 r. Linseed during the fortnight, 176,000 bales. Exchange on London, Is. II 5-1611. Fcur per Cent. Government Securities, 63'4 ; Five ter Cent, ditto, 1081; Five-and-a-Half ditto, 1131. Freights to Liverpool, 375. Gd. The latest London date is 25th inst. . - CALCUTTA JLNE Vi. 71b. shirtings, sr. 4a. ; Nib. ditto, fir. 4a. ; 40's mule twist, 54a. market dull. Cotton, 19r. Lin'ecd, 4r. Ba. ; rapeseed, 3r. Ba. Exchange on London, 19. 11 3-16 d. Four per Cent. Govern ment Securities, 941 ; Five Cent. ditto, 1091 ; Five-and-a-Half ditto, 1141. per Freights to Eng land, nominal. TINSLEY BROTHERS' CHEAP EDITIONS of NEW and POPULAR NOVELS, ready this clay. at all book sellers'. and at every Railway bookstall in the Kingdom, price 21., THE PRETTY WIDOW. By CRAILLEPI H. Hoes. MlBB FORRESTER. By DIEM EDWARDB, Author of "Archie LoveL" " The Morals of Blayfair," to. BARREN HONOUR. By the Author of " Brakespeare," "Sword AMERICA. ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. - CHAS. AIIOTT and CO., Bt. Paul's, will SELL, this day, 16,000 yards of pure ALPACAS, In various colours, at old- Der worth la. Id. These 'owls are of fine quality, and nearly a yard, wide. Patterns post free.—CHAR. ASCOT!' and Co., 11l and 114, St. Paul's. London. ANNUAL SALE NOW ON. - REGENT HOUSE, ,110 91n, 142, Regmit-street, and IS and V, Arsryll street, W.—ALLISON and Co. beg respectfully to call the atten tion of their numerous patrons to their customary SALE at the close of the Imam which commenced on Monday, 29th inst., and will continue throughout July, when they will be preV to show in every department some unusually cheap good*. t Howie, ow. 240. 141. R.7.7.t.trwt. awl sod 27, Anryl7o ~77. . 7•l76;;;rn:riiti SWORD and GOWN. By the Author of Gay Livingstone," to. Alpo. now ready, prise to., a ("nap Edition of THE SAVAGE CLUB PAPERS. Illustrated. Tinsley Brothels, 10. Catherinestreet. Strand. INEW YORK, Itnra 30. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Cimbris arrived out at 9 p.m. yesterday. The Cunard steamship . Scotia and the Allan Coin pany's steamer Nesto rian arrived out to-day, tho former at 9 a.m. Closing prices.--Gold, 1401 • Sterling Exchange on London, 1101; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1131 ; Illinois, 1571; Erie, 691 • Cotton, middling Upland, 31j; Petroleum, sta ndard white, 324 ; Flour, extra State, 8 doh. 25c. ; Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. Bc. . N or, Self-Sacrifice, the new NovCEdby . . thLOVE; Ilie r Li i lan. Lady HARItaliT, ia now rawly, in 1 OTI post MLi e, at all ea sad Boolwallera Richard Bentley, New Burlington- dm*. LADY DI REAUCLEIOCS NEW WORK on NORWAY fa now ready. John Murray, Albemarleotreet. DANISH FURNITURE AND TERRA COTTA.—His tgal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark and suite a ' s graciously pleased, yesterday, to honour the estab hnient of Mr. Nosotti, of Orford-street, with a special visit to inspect some beautiful specimensof Danish cabinet and upholstery furniture, grand pianos, and terracotta vases, &c., all of which have been recently imported for the first time, through the agency of Messrs. A. Bergen, 2. and Co. His highness expressed himself greatly pleased with the Danish manufacture, and h oped it would be • great success in England. Her Royal • ess the Prin cesof Wales has been moat graciously eased to accord to Mr. Nosotti her patronage for the above furniture. Wednesday, the 15th of July, has been fixed for the ceremony of presenting the memorial window in the Guildhall to the corporation of London from the Lanca shire cotton operatives, to commemorate the munificent eubecription raised in the City and other parts of the me tropolis for their relief during the protracted cotton famine coneegvent upon the American civil war. Lord Derby bad at first undertaken to be the spokesman on the part of the operatives on the occasion, but has since been obliged to excuse himself, in consideration of the state of his health, and the duty will consequently devolve upon Colonel Wilson Patten, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. It is understood that a special Court of Com mon Council will be convened for the occasion, and that the memorial window will be formally presented to them in the name of the Lancashire people while the council is so convened. -ME PRESENT CRISIS."—A meeting was held last evening in Camberwell-hall, called by • circular with the above heading. A subsequent paragraph explained that the gathering was " in support of the church in Ire land, and in maintenance of our protestant constitution in church and state." The admission was as usual by tickets, cautiously given away, and most rigorously demanded by the police and sturdy collectors at the doors. Although the Lord Mayor, Alderman Sir W. A. Rose, Mr. John Hardy, M.P. (who were not present), and other patrons of the establishment, were placarded as the chief speakers, the room was not more than half full when the meeting was opened. The chair was taken by Mr. Richardson, and the majority of the few gentlemen on the platform were clergymen. The chairman's speech was a lengthy review of history, with the view of showing that the catholies in Ireland had been from the outset nothing but dissenters from the English church. The first resolution was moved by the Rev. Mr. Bardalcy. It expressed the opinion that the union of church and state ought to be maintained, became religious freedom was best secured under a pro testant establishment; because the poor received the gi eatest benefit under the union; because the intentions of pious benefactors to the church should be respected; and because the rights of property consecrated to the sere ce of God should be upheld. Mr. Bardaloy dwelt particularly upon the spirit of "toleration' which he said the English church generated and spread, and in replying to Mr. Spurgeon's celebrated letter to Mr. Bright, he re peated the Bishop of Oxford's line of argument of the previous night, and jocularly referred to the attack of gout from which Mr. Spumeou was suffering when lie wrote the letter—a reference that was greeted with disapprobation by many. He read a P from a publication of Mr. Spurgeon's speaking ironically of the way in which some volunturyists carried out their princiles, but as he read it as an ordinary statement of fact, t he meeting loudly protested against the unfairness. Mr. Bard - ley continued, for more than half an hour, to hold Mr. Spurgeon up to ridicule, a second time attempt.. ing to raise a laugh over his " little attack of gout." A Mr. Rewind seconded the resolution, congratulated the audience thattheSusperisory Billhad been "fairly" kicked out of the House of Lords, and provoked mach laughter and cries of "back," by referring to Mr. Gladstone as an "undertaker." and to "that satellite Bright." Mr. Mogg, the mention of whore name seemed to convulse the audience with mirth,said he was a dissenter, but in favour of the objects of the meeting. The merriment was re newed when he gravely announced his intention of con eidering the question before the meeting "from a com mercial and mercantile point of view; ' and during the remainder of his address he was "chaffed " in an amusing manner, until. becoming dull, he shared the int patient-healing suffered by each of the previous speakers. The motion was, of course, carried by a large majority. no amendment being proposed. Another resolution of "alarm and indignation, ' &c., was passed. REEDIT/al Asvixm.—The 24th anniversary of this institution for fatherless children was celebrated yesterday at Reedham. The proceedings commenced with • public examination of the elder scholars, under the presidency of Mr. J. F. Sargood. The examination was conducted by Mr. Curtis, headmaster of the Borough-road Schools, and comprised the usual blanches of an English education, in all of which the scholars acluitted them selves satisfactorily. Luncheon was provided in a marquee, and the afternoon was devoted to an examination of the infants, of whom there are 19 in the asylum. The com mittee deeply regretted the necessity which had been laid upon them to reduce the number of admissions it ** recent election, partly owing to deficient accommodation, but clilefly to wool of funds. In the course of the day No. 14, ince ed.. and Part 3. price Is. Id., en flattweay, July 4. and sbent VOL was. subscribed towards enlarging the insw - regularly thereafter evrty tutien. THE CHROMOLITHOGRAPret Journal of CuvrrrAL PALatit Oill.g, 1311 4 1 -ING Dtle- -= Ji- Art, Lissratato, peeneatton.aud the 11100011). Mill. r ummAT, Jima a0.„.41Amiii550i....... tick .* 501 Stated with full Leaden: zere auPW.l,=raitintistiplssaeiseet,m.a. • diSao.cas fame* Malli Igkektflart :40 6 0 1 e. - • -- - g ~-, ..r -, ...• ...b./ ~ . ~,(. •I , J ~rr ..,:.,..,f . .ti rt —, .a., .41.11:77 1:41.!,,) to I*.,;disueb .au -..c- • • ._,f .IC - ''.--;:::,_ s's: P . -. • • .., s. _._, --- • ~,.;'':,) ac , :tut.d .1 Massie ,ie) .t.eetali.Wild AlisoWi —.tabu:ALl/4 to are Noble ,tiwzau u.ass4 .hral .1t 16 t e • 1 .."'" - I 43, ""‘ Ills 4 .L. 13 9 L. -- ‘ 1 :i: g.-;.: i'ZL Je Alftettb a .lend 01224:11 4.11 is ads darn firms lo ILiztAta as - - The Allan's Company's steamship Hibernia, from Quebec on the 20th inst., arrived in Lough Foyle at 8.30 p.m. yesterday with mails and passengers. The mails for London were not landed. CORDING'S w CELEBRATED FISHING 800 . CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORY COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE- TVIIKEY, TAILOR, 110,_FFNCHURCHATIMILT. 112 , I,24eartiar i 2p IN ark-lans). FIITO GARMENT& Modesste Charms. KINO'I3, THE WELL/CHOWN CITY TAILORS. 40, CORNHILL, Opposite Finch-law. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Sfaatiters. rr aM oxFoanzniEET LONDON. a nd 71 and 71, CORNHIL!e LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Plateaus and Mete Clone. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Eleetro Epeass atyl M APP IN AND WEBB' S Elestre Silver MSc M ArrlN AND WEBB' 8 Patent Silver Pawl Table Knives. VAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS , 1-A the best made. WO different shapes scourtacitly on view for selection and immediate &beery. and Item) n shairs made to any epiaeiZatTO,ol-63,47.1tr W4o.l.7,plat,olatrza.3latista. egret.—Aa illustruted catalogue po tree. SALVIATI and Co. beg to announce the sale, at their OLD PREMISES, 431, oxioaDaTREET, W. previous to tlwirilnal dosing of that Umiak of their OLD STOCK of VBRETIAN BLOWN GLASS, wirieileißY A. oso At a lime redo, tine from the newel viols BALVIAITB NEW 8 . 1 OM of YOBAICB, BLOWN GLASS CHANDELIER:4, MIR. ECUS, PEALS, to., always oa view at their sew wt t, 30. Bt. lomeo'neftreet, &W. T HREE PIGEONS. DAINTREE and CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Dockheed, Bermondsey: 44, Leineatekoikausni; M. Mount. dloet. Ornavenneoquare. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify ins, Chintz Glaring, Silk and °satanic Dyeing, with ever? .le mription of Bleaching, charged moderately, and brought to gloat perfection b 7 the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing Cora panim, 17. Wharf-road, City-road. and 471, New Oxfoed-street. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'e SMYRNA EMERY and BLACKLY:AIt MILL& Impnrters and Manu facturers. By Appointment ut the Honoursblo Hairdo( Ordnanue. LAMBETH, ILE. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNIFE POWDER, ea need in her Kinjeety'e bonsvhedd.— Sold everywhere, in tine, ed., le.. SW. and 4e. W.• Paake i. . _ JOHNSON, BOFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER SMITI4 8 POLISH (noninereurlal), for Shmesini and Polishing silver, elects° plate. Maas, marble, to. _ JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELIEHOR FURNITURE POLISH. Sold arearywlwas. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH. °LAM CLOTH, EXambe ER th. 8 T .E. sad GLASS PATER. York.mad L COAL. --GEORGE J. COCKPARLT. sad 00. Beet coals only. Clash fa demadi. THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. LOWER SUMMER PRICEB. 8r next ad vertieernent. COALS. —The CLAY CHUSS COMPANY supply direct trees their Cohere. at Cls7 Ctown—The best. sem] to W.W. End. at 111. per tan ; . may Dish en Orders to CH= ornoz. BUIWOOD•PLADY. ragilill.-RoAD. W. (Per the Hibernia, rid Greencastle.) NEW YORK, JUNE 20, Evairma. Mr. Johnson's veto of the Arkansas Bill states that approval of the bill would be an admission of the constitutionality of the congressional reconstruction policy, but his opinion upon that subject was unchanged. Furthermore the bill was based upon the assump tion that Arkansas was out of the Union. The President denies the right of Congress to impose upon Arkansas perpetual adherence to the suffrage provisions of the new state constitution, especially as the penalties for violation of the bill are not defined, thereby rendering serious future complications possible. Mr. Johnson urges Congress to adopt the simpler mode and effectual plan of reoganising the small States in the Union, but of requiring them to send representatives decided to be eligible by Congress. The legislation of Congress thus far in reconstruction bad proved ill-timed and unfortunate. • (aT ATLLNTICI C.UBLE.) (nom ors arzczai OMULXIOO/ NEW YORK, Jinn! 30. Cobb and Butler have carried a resolution in the house, aided by the Democrats, ordering the Com mittee of Ways and Means to introduce a bill taxing the interest upon government bonds ten per cent. There is not the slightest chance of such a bill passing. MR,. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, U. riPet4Arlpe• • home frost le tlill I. Oman Nation Pm• A telegram from Constantinople says that Prince Napoleon was received on Sunday at the Imperial Palace, and visited next day by the Sultan. BILLINGSGATE MARKET.-A proposal is now before the corporation of the City of London for the re moval of this ancient market to some central part of the city, where it can he brought into direct communication with the various railroads by which fish are now regularly conveyed to the metropolis from some of the remotest parts of the kingdom, and in larger quantities than are now brought to the market by the Thames. The Markets Committee of the Common Council have reported that the moat eligible situation for a new fish market would be in connexion with Farringdon-market, or some spot adjoin ing, or near the new meat and poultry market at Smith field. They state that all the railway companies and other parties engaged in the land carriage of fish are in favour of the removal of the market, but the salesmen and three engaged in conveying fish by water are of opinion that it should continue iu its present situation. All parties, however, agree in thinking the present area of the market wholly inadequate for the busintws carried on there. The committee estimate that about three-fifths of the whole quantity of fish consumed in London are now brought by railway, in which proportion, they say, there will in all probability bo such a progressive increase as to render it essential that the fish market should be placed in immediate connection with railway accommodation. In 1862 the improvement Committee of the Corporation submitted to the Common Council three plans for remedying the evils then alleged to be oecasione , d, and since augmented, by the increased traffic in the locality of Billingsgate-market, one of which plans was for widening Lower Thames-street, at the esti mated expense of 300,0001. ; another for the formation of a new street from Easteheap to Lower Thames-street, at the expense of 102,000/. ; and the third, for the construction of a street from the Monument to Lower Thames-street, at the expense of 88,0001. It appeared from evidence brought before the committee that in addition to the large increase in the fish trade, a rapid and considerable in crease had of late years taken place in the immediate vicinity of Billingsgate-market, which had added very materially to the obstructions in its approaches caused by railway and other vans. The committee are of opinion that the only effectual mode of removing the obstructions would be to widen Lower Thames-street, and form a new street either from the Monument or Eastcheap to Billings gate ; but they consider it very undesirable to attempt to carry such an arrangement into effect, having regard to the great expense it would involve. They are also of opinion that the enlargement of the market would have the effect of increasing rather than diminishing the ob struction", unless the approaches were widened and improved: A portion of the royal stoat bred by her Majesty the Queen on the Flemia h farm, Windsor-park. under the supervision of Mr. Brebuer, will be forwarded to-day to the East India Docks en route for New Zealand. The consignment consists of a line Hereford ball-calf about nine mouths old, named the Huke of Edinburgh, out of compliment to the recent royal visitor to the roothern hembpliere, and a boar sad grew el the pare black Berk hire breed. The animals will be saiypsa is the Siam, which leaves the Mast India Docks to-mareow hir New Zealand. The dock - has been pnrehaed from the royal farm by a gentleman la that Plienrtwlieset- • ,PIC, A T'T... Did. ' • 'e Peal Per pc clasper ' recLi nillnl, weal larraza nowk ,r..l7aCipummis:l4 Portal.. 11.. sod 111., now reedy, prwe ad. emelt. The three pate Doe. free tar la eessapa HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Conducted by CR •9.1.111 DICERPIR. Principal Conftinb of . 110 . My Wonderful Adventures in IS The Bundstcrew. A Popular Deltudon. Fire Annihilator. Greeurrieh Weather Wisdom. The Golden Fagot. The Appetite for Now& The Young Advocate. Bow we went Fishing In Canada. The Devil's Acre. The Great Anal Maperiments. Wonsan Undertaker to thsTrads. Tea. Bed. Life In Australia. Young Rural& Eirsanaer Elliott. Old Lamps for New Ones. The Golden City. (Sayings Bank Defalcation& The Belgian Laos Makers. Newspaper Antecedents. The ( .. ttle Road to Riga. Rotten Row Oommindon. Life in London. 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On July 8, 1864, when the Earl of Malluesbury moved a vote of censure on Lord Palmenston's Danish policy, 242 peers took part in the division. On May 21, 1860, when the second reading of the Paper Duty Repeal Bill was rejected, the num ber present was 251. On July 2,1858, although the second reading of the Church Rates Abolition Bill was negatived by a majority of 151, only 139 noble lords were in their places. On February 26, 1857, Lord Derby's vote of censure on Lord Pal merston's Chinese policy was lost in a house of 124. And on June 17, 1850, a motion of the same statesman, then Lord Stanley, disapproving the foreign policyof the wbig government, was carried in a house consisting of 190 members. On none of these - occasions have the conserva tive peers mustered in such force as they did yes terday morning. Four years ago they brought together 119 ; eight years ago, 161. In 1860 their majority was 71, and in 1838 it was 79. We are omitting any reference to proxies, which have not been used in the present instance, merely remark ing that in 1M64 it was by their sole use that tho scale was turned against the liberal government, and that in the proxies on both aides out weighed the number of peers present. Only once in the course of those divisions have the prelates voted so unanimously as on the Bus pemory Bill. That was when the question of church rates abolition was before them ten years ago. Then they voted l) non-contents, asagainst 21 now. On neither of these occasions, when the into rests of the church have been under discussion, has a single occupant of the episcopal benches voted with the minority. At other times the right rev. leers Lave given their support to eithcrparty. In 1864 they were 11 to 1 in favour of Lord Pal merston; in 18110 they weer. eight to three; in 1857 five to one; and in 1850 seven to four. Of the peers created by Lord Derby in his second and third administrations the follow- leg were present :- Lords Chelmsford, Churston, Strathspey - , Egerton, Tredegar, Hartisinere, Lyt ton, Hylton, Strathnuirn, Brencepath, Colonsay, Cairns, Fitzwalter, Ormuthwaite, n, and O'Neill. The names of the following noble lords, who are describe.] as are found in the majority: —Lords Aveland, Congleton. Crewe, Dartrey, Den man, Effingham, Grey, Leitrim, and Meath. With respect to Earl Grey, it may be added that in every division to which we have previously alluded, ex cept that in 18.50, when he was a member of the government, he has voted with the conservatives. The Earls of Carnarvon and Denbigh voted with the minority. Of the lords temporal who were present, 6 dukes, 4 marquises, 26 lords, 3 viscounts, and 59 barons voted in favour of the bill ; and 7 dukes, 7 mar quises, 56 earls, 15 viscounts, and 8.5 barons voted against it. With the contents there were the Earls of Clarendon and Kimberley, previous Lord-Lieu tenants of Ireland, while the Marquis of Abercorn went into the opposite lobby. Of Lord Chancel lors, past and present, Lords Cranworth and West bury supported the bill, and Lords Chelmsford and Cairns opposed it. The new Lord Brougham was in the minority. ESTABLISHED CHURCH (IRELAND) BILL. HOUSE OF LORDB.—TvsepLy, 'vim 30. PAIRS. •O•INAT TOO SECOND IMADING. 7011 TOO SECOND EVADING. Dartmouth, Earl WroUesley, Lord Willoughby de Broke, Lord Stuart de De" , s, Lord Heytesbury, Lord Strafford, Earl Horne, Earl Raslaugh, Duke Darnley. Earl Camden, =uis Tweeddale, _Marquis Dardner, Bateman, Lord Enikine, Lord St. Leonard's, Lord =Earl Melville Viscount ' , Earl of Lauderdale, Earl Yarborough, Earl Leone&.ld, Lord Markman, Earl SearborouA, Earl Fife, Earl Forester, Lord Stair, Earl Dynevor, lord Annaly, Lord Roden, Earl Csiryidort, Earl Onalow, Earl Kenmore, Earl Wake* Duke Portman, lord Lona&le, Earl Angleton, Marquis Lifford, Viscount Earl Huntingdon, Earl of l iel ve =e + B.ari of Beauchamp, Earl Wellington, Duke t 5 .71., Lord Stamford and Warrington, Bari Ribblesdale, Lord Donegal, Mso i s m.i. Carew, Land Westmeath, Chichester, Earl Penland, Duke Weirton, Lord Wynford, Lord Westminster, Marquis Howl.no AND DzeilLuts CruLDßXtee BA sera.—Hanover-square-rooms ought, and no doubt will be, a West-end centre of attraction to-day and to-mor row, as they certainly were yesterday. A bazaar is being held there under yerydistinguished patronage, the profits of which will be devoted to the refugee in London and its suburbs for homeless and destitate children, and the train ing ship Chichester. A few startling figures will show the need of these institutions. Last year 2,141 jaywalk, offenders were arrested in our midst, of whom 161 were under 10, and the rest between 10 and 15 years of age, while there are raid to be 150,000 children in London who are never taught to work. Pauperism, moreover, is fearfully on the increase, so much so indeed, that the numbers now in receipt of parochial relief is calculated at a fifth of the entire population. Now ono of the air® of the society appealing through this bazaar for eleemosy nary suppoM is to stem part of this surging tide of social disorganuntion, and it proposes ultimately to do so by taking off the streets from time to time 500 helpless boys and girls. It has now nearly 400 under its fostering care, who are being trained in habits of industry, and placid in the way of eventually obtaining their own livelihood. A specimen of what can be thus acoomplished may be seen at the bazaar, and a visit would not only assist the good work, but afford plasmic c and gratification even to the mere Right - seekers . The sides and upper end of the room are lined with prettily arranged and well furnished stalls, over which appear the names of the Countess of Derby, the Countess of Shaftesbury, the Countess of Tankerrillo, Elizabeth Countess of Harrington, the Viscountess Clifden, Lady Charles Bruce, Mrs Alston, Mrs. Tanner, Miss Gulliford, Miss Ward, and Mrs. Williams, most of whom personally superintend the fancy sale. Many of the children assist in the labour, and the more homely articles, for personal use, are their own productions. The band of the Coldstream Guards, under the direction of Mr. Fred. Godfrey, play through out the day selections from popular opera and dance music, and between four and six o'clock Min Sophia Flora Heilbron, an intelligent and interesting blond of 14, who has made the round of the courts of Europe, gives a kind of pianoforte concert of her own. She began yester day with those good old stock pieces, the Batas of Prarsa and the Carnival of Venice, and soon won the admiration and applause of a crowd of young ladies. The banter ie open both meaning and evening, and bids fairt;ta be a great success. BRITISH Ntrastwo Assocuerrox.—Last cmining a numerously attended everisrsanoter was bald In Willis's Booms in support of the object* of this aesociatinn.- The Earl of Shaftesbury presided, suppppoorted by the Foal of Harrowby, Sir William Hill, Dr. Legtoi Clatk, *on to St. Thomas's Hospital , and numerous issambeas me dical profession. From a report presented lil l tatnel Pitcairn. acting secretary, it appnite6 thet effielsat the for of the institution was to provide a public institutions, districts, toren, vigeget,, and private families. The committee did not , con nect themselves with any cod . ' ILipatsa, v7 athass but were anxious to ,eon the seivime of women of protestant denominations who • • to devote themselves to the work. While y se- Imowledging the cordiality with vibishllialr bad been received by the hospitals, the litabeffered theirs pecial thanks to St. Mary's, the . .. the Liverpool Infl 1-,, in which their pro been rimipW as resi. The chained the insifilliell were advocated by the stable chairmaaJlai t tAitrer u i GeneralLawraiic,lLr. 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