The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-15 00:00:00

A -r 24Ar'rif PAPE R RELY . (ij rt A ii_ll 1868. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVEN ING, JULY 15, 186 S. ;k. , . 6,845. j I 1 1 1:\. I)1 fi) Ilanors- L ~,I t:.rirualy —The North G.rioan s , WA 1.88. Captain J A Barilt. • , , 1 s HsfiA Y. July ie. ealluic at Blackwell „ •stst. isoste• lirrsuon, ft and LI; ts ' .tstl t t - hula, 4•IIAPI.IN'S 1/Weems! is s s PHlllll'll 4 . GRAVES. Pllll, issos.tass*. hoc... Craewlane. Great Tower. 1N RANNItUP'COY.- SPECIAL. 499 Bleb Black LACE KHAWLS. all silk. Originally l gannes, no wiling at to Painpier nn rc.aript of atamyn. HAS. ILMOIT snd OOIIPY.. ii and tt, SAINT PAUL'S. 1 DUCATION for BOYS, 23 igninean, including .A.A laundress and books. No extras. Niar London. Ths Prin cipal has had Is yo ars' experience. ligsmial *Noniron is paid tio meresnt rcloeskon. This ftelionl has Men eminently succesdal Mr n any years. lb., grandam are artonsiva and convenient the rrounn • lb acres In extent, • and the domestic arrangement,' in clude • mall dairy fares. Diet unlimited. No cerposal punish ment. ed*. No quarter's neg's . required. blefermosa—N. N., 131. Chee INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. [STAMPED 11. A DINTIONA L. ] THE CAMP AT WIMBLEDON. ONE PENNY. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) 1N RANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL. 1.200 Pariamade NM( JACKE7I4, with saw mak benne the seem 2 gulneaa_preset peas Hs N. Merin Antoinette Tare, Mudd, link. or ti and the New Phapee nf the day at Half rifew CHAN. /MOTT and (10111 0 Y.,111 and 112, SAINT PAITVII, Leaders (THROUGH REVTLIe9 AI/RNI'Y, ) GREAT FIRE IN NORWAY. ABENDAL, Jun 13. An extensive fire bee taken place here. It w meed yesterday evening, and continued nn this morning. Nearly 100 houses have been yed. WDIBLEDON, Tomo Ay. i '' 1.11: ASSIIHANI:I SOCIETY. lhZi. t.l- of Pnr and a Quarter Minium. ..! In,..me--llalf a MUlioa. .1 41.4 a Ilulf Milliorta• •.t ..!!..tted u. the Aram. 41 Quinquennially, t•. —I "pleural, of Four Mlllone. • t go u., tit. et Aoeuuuts, ka, apply So the , t .trowt. Londe., W11.1.1A1l SAMUEL DOWNER, Aetuary. RAIISCIATE.-TRUILO }LOUSE BOARDING NOME, situated on the E..t t2ifl , teeing tho .es aeresemodatka : rouse unusually large aad airy; terms —AMmoot M,. He.. rll l % • bllall-ENUINIO4 for NALIS rhoop -o. couse of lebor=power, by MIDDLETON ; the other eller= power, by BLACKEIT—in good worldng =edition. with to. For further particulan I=9o to FL HOZ sad Co., If, street, Solisburyequere. :.1 N and SUBURBAN LAND and ' ).:.11.1.1N0 COM PANY (11.6nit."0. Net 1.7 *. venchFea"areta, • , t; II I USIT~t FOUR PERCENT INTESE r, :lowed on moo of 1100 and upward,' if .0 en e c riao.rtia r. n. j TAYLOR, smret.T. . IL. in the new builliogs of the . •• INFANTS. at 11.41,..y. . tt.n fdluwinie rupil and dintingui-h..1 the I•rin.r....a of WAT.F:S. , . Pruvues#4 of PKI.I:sIA. I _ r.• A.. Priti. - .-..IIIRIKI'IAN. • . • 4. Illuelsrp , of I:A MRRII Hi E. „ , • MARY ADLIAIDE, IhindA*ll.4 TI.N 'K. garn.aa Liunel noth.chim. Ludy Hume thumbell. lanty E. Lmlia•Melville Cam wriaht. I.ly .h.oricina Fano. Ludy Charles Fdayvy, &o. . • • .mot 11 'I, 1 e Y.. 1 oily la, Monday, July 91, and un . 21 and U. nn the Imrxeeding data la 1. ••• at the Chnatian Worid once, 13, Plead. ;,,..1, n. lb. 11 sth•street, Islington; Mr. W. M. e. t. 1-leieston ; Mr. John Gwen 51, Hello ;•, . I I. Jr. J. Samuel. Bowman's buildings, ; . e ; Mr. Heals, Camden-house, Holloway, - • d' llle•tid and Powell, Whi Htce and V. •• I- V. 'wpm Mall and Co.. M. Quadmdond • Mr. n., , n,:e'ee-plase, Knightsbridge; Mr. glarlarn, • • me. lien.inorton: Mr. R. T. Hogs deisa and Co. • e , Ftnnlanz Sae. ings•hauk. 501. Cheapade, and &A -m..... S. V.. l'artndge and Co., _Paternostergow; • . ••• t, (*eventgarden ; Mira tool, 11. Box. • I• .1,: ut the prineipul mweieselleree; the Orphan. . Upper Holloway; the New Huil.littgs , liontse.;s•- • • hi, .• of the Chanty.* Ludgalp.hdl, ~.u; • le.k earh slay. • • el.faut planiet, Mi. Knigit Flora H,:ilbr2n, who . 1. fh.• c,rownt e •of urope, will perf o rm on 11 Iloodny. from 4 till 6 o'clock. for the bonefit of of the 0 k.l.lntream Guonle will be in attend . •1.11 of the _ . hill, r Si.k . SEPH SOUL, Hun. Buurutal7. ; 1I II OItPJIAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie I • xli•f.in ,, rly tat elapha.ni-riteel.—lnetituted 1627. r 11:ot liracious Miueety the QUEEN. . T 111111.1) ELECTION_ held tat the t. nn TUESDAY. July lben, I it TILSON, Knt in the Chair, .: • •s: :lei 'wed the ettoceeslul Candidate: BONO. Votes. No. • 1 cher . 1,043 1 3. Itudd..Tehn • .. 1.04 6. Rook,. iiesree •• . *too • • . I n r“i111. 917 (II Ls. liell llt Ladd, Jessie IL MQ • •, • •h• rmeJ. It 1131 13. linrah J. ,33 •• • • 739 11. Dean, Helen 0 732 .• • • lo•rlotte B. .. 303 1 • r: .11nnofi'llAIILVIWoot.rerrow,Eact. it WM unanimously I lat the best thanks of the meetme be occorded to Sir ..-•••• for Inc able c • nduct in the chair. .• s • se ado, toted to the scrutinsers. ALFRED 3LACIIMNZIE, Secretary. • - •ehearAide, lendon. . and donations mostthanldully received. Bankers— ms. IMacon. and C. 0.. Birchindane. Votop rbi ~, as II:INCE ALFRED HOSPITAL, Sydney, New 5 .1h Wade,—To commemorate the on at his Royal .; Lnuo-w ith the resolutions parried at a meeting of gentle ,..n in the Australian (74•10ni..4. held at the Bank of ti'd Breadutret, on the 4th instant. • SUB : I I”N I.lsT has been OPENED there in aid of the above o who I. adl colunietr now In England are earnestly in. • • ~t. Donahue, will also be rt.seived at AU the Aug . . ni Worth Sutreripthms all LI, I. :SO 0 0 Chil• • I , r. rr. . ..1 l'ooltwr ph VI 1110 0 0. PO 0 0 0 ires4y rotative& F. Parbory I'. W. Flovor . Robert Campbell (Ins!loti Newton W. Itichard•Lon Ihs‘id Colietk 11.1 1 ,1twartle .1. Thavir r. Mme awl co LSO 00 30 0 0 bi 0 0 30 0 0 - - - .10 0 i su 0 0 .. 5 0 0 .. 5 0 0 .. 10 A 0 31.01..0y 1' 00% W. °mut 0 0 etalvvm..ll and Brook 10 10 0 1 Ewen..... 23 0 II M. H. Mar.h. ALP. .. 10 U U . a 1..mu0 . 11 „ r !, . 91 o 0 .I.li. 11.111 A • M. , lt . it Al .r 11 Minn, 11.1 It ° 14 In 0 II W. Fannin. .• • .1 ,t O 0 0 ... Muel,-uy IO 0 4 }'..nn•r T. Walk.... Bya— , 3O 0 41 41111 N YOENO, l.winnan. W. MA Y N E, M. JIWEI'II, Sub..o4nmitt..e. W. MORT, I PENtIE FERRET. IH. J. TAYI:Cit -7 is - inaruti•tAx.l to BELL by • A TION. at the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse.yanl, City, 51 , •NBAY. July 27. at 12 for half.piwt pnvisely, siztyrlvc .4 very eligible FREEHOLD BI.ILDI\I3 LAND, having .id.. frontsp s to the Penweroad and other roads, elope to the 1 In's! Tavern, and about seven minutes' walk from the • • Midway Station. The estate is well adapted for the ens"- . : oohed or seini.cletached villas. Nine-tenths of the pure ~.. no nag remain on mo or contract at en per cent. :, be i.aid in nine years by quarterly instalments, • flee our be paid off at any time without notice.—Plane, • and conditions of sale may be obtained on and after ...Italy It. at the Railway Tavern, Anerley; the Robin • ~ .ern. Menge - ad: ro of T. W. Rogers, Esq., solicitor. 70, of Ream Hawes.* and Lambert, architects ...‘. von.. 59. Bishopswate-street Within; at the place of sale; • • • Auctioneer, at the offices of the London and Snburban -lid Budding Company(Liatited), No. 107.9, ffenchutchwtrest, APT( IN PARR, near tit. John's Church, HACKNEY. 11 .T. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by • at the Auetion Mart, Toksnhonse-yard, City, • \I.A Y. August 3, at 12 for I. FORTY-FOUR LOTS of very I It EEHOI.D BUILDING LAND, having valuable Bun . ie.rtant thoroughfare*, and consisting of eleven shop ( '..,tswerth-read, and thirty-three plots for private houses ,1•1•nuol. Rushmore-road. and Blurton-read. The roods ire all mode, and extensive buildingoperations are • ...1(n. Nine-tenths of the perches, money may remain . ..reentraet at live per rent. interest, to be paid in nine •.•...I quarterly instalments, or the balance may be paid alleut notice—Plans, particulars, and eonditions of • • (.14.iiiied on and after Wednesday. July 12. of Mr. 12. rthallipluee North, Clayton-road; of T. W. Rogers, e. Fenehurelbstreet; of Messrs. Hammack and bibs t , and surveyors. 59. Bishopsgateertreet Within ; sole; and of the Auctioneer. at the Oftlees of the .1 (-OA. bun Land and Building Company (Limited), No. ' • 14.h•-•tn,t,Cit7. S• t PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.- to to 2n po, Cent. per Annum on outlay. • i SC A ICEI4OLDERS, CAPITALD3II3, ihiormetion and Rafe investments. should read • IN VFSTMENT CIRCULAR tree). ohm...dealers. 32. Poultry. Loron, R.C. I . 1 ; ;.; 11. , N EY.—.1:20 to £BOO ADVANCED imme ••:y on furniture, without removal, publicity, or law ••• 'paid I.y cit.., instalments. No o#ezge at all if dee • i n•. ur lusive. 11 per mat. for £lOO and oven—Apply the ESTATE Southampton-street, v t• A.ttaneee on lessee. life policies. Ito. ,ILL'Is 111:COVEltED and CLAIILS PROSE • • Po.f..isional Gentleman of practice and re • " .• • •1, to the creditor, upon a commission of • • • • • • • t... a .. int o.coverecL—Appir for addramet 0,1 b/ / • • •ro4rl. E.C. 1.,\ s , IP INI'SKS for INDlA.—lllnstrated • 't• 1 •.1 OVERLAND TRUNKS. Indies' towns& •. I. nll n er hgs, ennui furniture. Re., for . ••• Tlf ftESIIEIt and GLENNY, uutfitters, ntrund. 11 A l' 1' 1 N WEBB I • ‘ A N D %ran lifranrem. 1,1. •1 1t LET ; yi.d 71 and 72, COBJIIIII,L, R 1 . 1 . 1` AND IVEBB' 8 Cant..ms yawl Plato, Charts 1 . 1• IN AND WEBB'S Eluctro Spoons and Fork, I . N AND WEBB'S Pfrtr° Silver I I N AND WEBB'S ratent nilver !Steel Table Knives .1 ' I • 11 U I L L 0 T T'S I E 1:L PEN S. .1. n. , tLr. teulle.ut the. wethl. ' , '•'..\ltl), S ItG EON DENTIST, r. t. , AN'I'IItiLIOUS PILLS, for I N 1.1.. .S. %Tint Llol":4 PILLS, I VFEI rrillS:4. • tot. nevi Is . ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, for •• • •. h y 44.,. ('( , MPI.AINTS. ut 2.5. fr. bd.. &ad Us. INBANKRUPTCY.—SPECIAL. CON Pairs of hood WITN 1 Y nTASIWPITS, fill sine, originally trs. Id., for ast 11d. per pair. 3,000 Paint, worth lie ed., for Ile. td. Superior. worth 23e, for lee. Ild. Write for Cotailosura of the lIILILCIUM Stook of dal Driferi sad nilk Mercer/ now on pale. HAM ANRYTT and COMPY..II aad 00. SAINT PAUL'S. Inadon. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL . ..n. VAS Yards FREWII ORE:SAMOSA, in twenty beautiful Colours, originally lir id., for to lit, It yarda. Patterna goat fro*. MAP. ANOTT and COMPY.. II and lig. SAINT PAUL'S, London. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL. -a- MINS Yarda Pure ALPACA. in the newest Sumner Colours, Onsinally Ire. 9d.. for OIL lit, It yards. Patients port fres. CHAP. AIIIOTT and COIIPY. 61 631 d eh, SAINT PAUL'S. IN BANKRUPTCY.-SPECIAL 32,000 Yards of klegant FRENCH MUSLIMS, Originally as PI. for 2a. I If., fall dream. Patterns post free. CHAS. AMOTT and COMFY.. GI and 1..2, SAINT PAUL'S, London. IN BANKRUPTCY.—RPEC/AL. +AA«, Rkh FRENCH DRESSER, i Megent Mg es geld during the semen ei gl 5.., natty be bad for 19u Id. Patterns poet tree. CHAR. AMOTY sad (JUMPY.. II end 41; sanrr pAuvg. Towellings, Blankets.—A Bank- T ; S tl ock, amounting to 13,000.— CHAS. ANOTY and Co. will RE on 310 N DAY, without reserve, this important STOCK of 6/: NE L DItAPERY. l'urchaserm are guaranteed • saving of M. in the pound. We quote as under a few lots:-'00111 pleas of good lonneloth, worth I. 64., will be slid at 1k ll down ; several hundred pieces of fine klorrooka' and India worth 7.. 6d., wfllle cleared out at is 41d. per down ; a large lot o all linen stars cloths will be sold at Is, Old. per 12 square. (these goods are very cheap); glass cloths at ht. lid., 4s. 11d., and Os, 9d., worth more than double the money; 1,600 pairs of stout cotton sheets. originally Oa. 9d, will be sold at is. 11d. per pair; a large lot of cotton sheets, 00 inches wide, will be sold from Ss. Dd. to la,. Id. per pair; 1,200 pairs of linen sheets, all linen, will be sold at 7a. lid per pair, worth its. ; Soul linen sheets, large sing, at If.. 9d., 14s. 9d., and 19.. tid., worth from 164. 9d. to 305.,• SOO down of towelling., in various picks., are marked Is. 41d. and Ta Id. per dozen, worth Ps. W. and lie. ild.; 410 dozen very Imam all linen, 'medical rubber towel., usually sold at les. /Id : will be sold at at 11d. per down ; 2,000 down of good nursery diapers will be gold at 2.. SA per 12 squares.. 660 down very heavy, all linen. for 36. 11d., worth b.: magnificent doable damask tablecloths, two yards square, for is. lid.; WO large eize, to dine 14 worth 215., will be sold at le.. Ild.; 4'lo dozen, all linen, Hombre' darowk dinner napkins, worth M. 911, for 3s. 11d. per dozen; 300 dozen in extra large sloes, worth 14s. 6d., for 7s. 11d. per don'n ; 1,260 dozen of cambric handketeltiefe, all linen, will be sold at 1.. 9;d. per doten: cambric handkerchief., very fine, will be sold at kl., worth la td. oi. Ild., worth is. Oil. 5a 9d., worth id. per dozen: 000 pain gond Witney blanked*. originally 12..9d., for Or. 11d. ; 3,000 pairs, worth 105. Pd., for ILL 660 pairs. 16.. ad. and see guinea worth double.—CHAß. LWOW and Co., 111 sod W. Pt. Paul s. IN BANKRUPTCY.—SPRCIAL. selling CRAB. AMOTT At s : snd COMPANY, Saint Paul's, are now the followirm l 1,500 Japanese Nike, worth Ms., for 13s. d. 1,200 Striped ditto, worth 355, for its. Si. Soo Young Ladies' Silks, worth £2, for £1 Is. ed. 400 French Check Silks, worth L 2 10a. for 1 t guinea. 1,300 Rich Plain Silks, worth t 3, for £2 es. eo Rich French Satins, worth it, for Li 10e. r 3 Rich Moire Antiques, worth 1.3, for t: ltle. Al. 700 Wedding Salta worth 14, for 2 guineas. 1.500 rsrds Black Mks, worth Me., for 1 'mines, diem. MO Cremes Oros Orate Silks, worth LA for £los. POO Oros de Londres, wh 12 , for I 500 Rich Corded Silks, £1 ort las. Od lnt ., 2 guineas, and 4i guineas In writing for patterns ending* advertisement. CHAS. AMOTT and COMPANY, el and O. SALST PAms. JAPANESE CRYSTALLINE for DRESSES.— During the week we shall show a large easorteaset et these beautiful drew fabrics. um in elegance and good teen, to all oolours ei t 1 . ter 11 Ratans post tree. All and CO.. and et et. Paul's. MAGNIFICENT =MORE BORES.-SPE CIAL PURCITABR—CHAS. AMOTT and Co.. Bt. Pug % will HELL. THIS DAY. tao Rich TUStiORE ROBES handsomely embroidered with gilk, originally It guinea, in Ina and neutral tints, all at Os. lid. Sample Drees upon receipt of CHAS. ANOTT and Co.. Si sad Bt. %X- ALPACAS EXTRAORDINARY. - CHAS. AMOY? and CO., et Patti's, will BELL this day, 23,000 yards of pure ALPACAS, in various Mows, at 82d. per yard, a,.rth 1.. 6d. These goals are of fine quality, and nearly a yard wide. Pattrrna post free.-I.3LAS. AMOTT and Lb., 41 and It, Bt. Paul's, London. A I' UAL SALE.-SUMMER SEASON.- VEBVCJIAII and YREEDODY, euk bfereers and General Warehourcmen. bcg to announce that their rums] Annual gale of 'FANCY KOCK sill be continued during the month of July.— erglich Houma. Wiamorn-A.rent. and Weltrwek.atrewt. W. ANNUAL SALE NOW ON. - REGENT 1102:FE, 219, 240, 1,42, Regentetreet, and 26 and 27 Argyll et: vet, W.—ALLISON and Co. Dog reepectfully to cal) the anon. tier of their numerous patron* to their customary SALE at the ricer of the siereon. which commenced Jane 29, and will be con tinued throughout July, when they will be prepared to 'bow in -A ..r3 department some unusually cheap 1/0041. Regent Howe. %12. Reyentetreet. and 26 and 27. AWE-street W. CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted. awl ace eat aad pliable. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAIL K 1 'B, THE WELL MOWN OTT! TAILORS. to. CORNHILL. Opposite Finch-lane. IVIMEY, TAILOR, FENCHIIRCH-STREET, (Nearly opposite x, klitakTaCT FITTING GAB.MENTS. Moderate Charges. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES—Before purchasitf ho a m e s il for Griffiths' Monthly List of Hates, by Milner, Man, Poly and lions, Mordan, Price, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at about half theiprios of new. A guanuiteegiven with each. A large quantity of Tann's Safes, from £2 10.. Apply to OBIFFITHB„43, Cannon4trost,E.O. QALVIATI and Co., beg to announce the sale, KJ at their OLD PREMISES, CIL OILFORDATREET, W. previous to thetrfinal closing of that branch, of their OLD BTOOIt of VENETIAN BLOWN 4/LOW. principally for table are at • Barre reduction from the usual Trion. SALVIATI'S STOCK of MOBARI3, BLOWN GLASS CHANDELIERS RORK BEADS, Ica, always on view et their new ertablidunent, * St. Jenteseisetreet. &W. C ONVERTIBLE O TT OMANS for Centro of Rams, to form two settees and two may chalm • a great in prim runt on the ordinary ottoman. Only of FILMER and SON. tphobiterent 31 and 32. Berrien...greet, Oliftedeilawn, W. Footol7i 31 and: 3. Charlenetreet. An illtutratoul catalogue poet tree. THE PIGEONS. /THREE and CO., DTIRS aM OLILINEK Doak/mad, Bermondaey G ro h s Likester-liquare; Yount-street. oraviani. fIARPET CLEANING. Bed and Mattress Purify inp, Chintz Glaring, Silk and Dansaak Dyng, with every 2+ aniption of Heacbina, charged moderated/. nod bele!: =t . perfection by the Metropolitan Meant Bioaching and pinnies, 17, Wharf-road, My-road. and 471. Now Oxford— COAL.--OEORGE J. 000KERELL an 4 Best coals cab• Cash Ilia —l3. Osen THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. LOWEST SUMMER pram. Pe. neat adivortionnent. GOALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY aupply direet from their Colleriea at clay croas.—The best. equal to Wall's Dol. at Oa. .—O par ton ; aseondn_ Oaah or deliteryrdera to CHIEF OFFICE. 12 BURWOOD.PLAGE. FaiIiWARE.ROAD. W. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PALiTE is greatly superior to any Tooth Powder, iteee the T.. a prarilike whiteness. profsmts the enamel from Mousy. and Imparts a pleasing flagrance to the breath. Price Is. ad. TOIIN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TRI CIIOSARON. or newly-invented HATIFRILUSH.the peoullar mechanical wmatruotion of whirh aoroaddlahan the two OPeras loo4 of eleatedng and polishing aimnltaneourly. fO. Uar d r on. 'rhamem street, late of 12. Three Kam-court. Lombard-street. ABN OLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRPSSES acknowledged to be the lightest and most comfort. able wearing tram invented. }lactic °tucking% Kneecaps, to., for varicose venci, weakness. Ire.; Abdominal Belts, Railway Cense niraces, Crutches, Artificial Lena. Arno , Eyes, u Hoods, es, Jo. ; and every description of sumical appliance mouinfacturod by ARNOLD an d KiNs, 33 and St. West Southfield, London. N.D.—Directions for measurement and prima forwarded. An oz. perionood female to attend on ladies. —-- - _ INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. A 01 utle Aperient. and a Powerful Tonic. Fold Evil, where. In boOt c 1.. I'd.. M. At. and 1100 _ _ 11Y SPE PS A , coNsTI PAT I ON. --Itapid cum 1 y CITATWOM.., in the ',hope of p..n.lert or 1... ova I.obly approved 1.7 the to 1e of 11-.lseitto of 1..ri0. Yo. lorencre, l. fkl —Foie agent. Mr. U. JOZEittl. h hemiot, 40. Hovroorket. Lelllloll. 110YEAU14 (X)PAIIINE.--In chronic or me •nt OP r in.• i. rß+t.d in an average "i RIX days. An• pr..% by th.. Physician.' Aduleiry.—tkild by ad nav y:V.I3M chi mi.ts. Is, tri meat Mow; to Para., at M. (llama's phsr• n, 161. rim Montmartre. and. in London. 68 "nnnu'a• Iftwarla &unapt. Bayniatket A 8 COACHMAN. —A gentleman going abroad desires to recommend a thorough! sagest Migrant. who has lived with him for some years. He y understands the ears of horses, is a good stableman, drives well, Is very elem. honest, and economical. Married; ago ,6—Add:ea% U. N.. 06, Eaton-plseernews West. MUSICAL BOXES, by Nicole Freree.—Meseire. KEITH, I'ROWSE. sad 00., _dirast uu tmbor:.oar /44 king really due, wellatined INSTIL of More Sham boxes, with all the renintly introdueed Improve- Mt ate, trout tour guineas. The new boxes, with asoonapanimentot lona bells, and mum, should be heard to be appnuated, as the expressive egad. upon the ear see easeedblety met an d bean- Cheapside. SPECIAL APRIL NOTICE. CC-OPERATIVE PRINCIPLES. Mr. T. W. STAPLE ON, who oonimenoed business on these pemeiples in the City in 1633, has now the honour to announce his return from and to SUBMIT, at PRICES 011 this trixt 123. CLARETS of 1 leek Int and 1636, of Qualities that bare been rarely d tar patine sale (never of the 1816) at any price. The two former vintages are eeven—and three—years in bottle; the two latter can be had either in /aid& or by the dozens; the 1636's me &dared in Bordeaux ea unequalled during this century. The following are a portion of this stook, and can be ordered from that in London, or direct from his cellars abroad. They will be nt on approval or return, guaranteed of their represented growth& The stook has cost redacting over 111,500. Vintage* MK la.ttled in 1063—and the 1102 in lee6--ceneist of IA Rees. Gruen IA Rose. Co.' d'Estournel. the Chateaux Doom La ermine, Leoville, Reiman, Latour, Mouton, Margaux, and Lefitte. be. -1 71;sTigeill6 . 44early all bottled last year).—es. Julian La Raw; Co.' d'iato Gram La Bona, Use Chateau LaGranr,Looville, Latour, Haut rion, Margaux, and Witte, Ira ; Woo all lb* Ordinalres, Vine do Cote.. and Palms. Vintage 11661! I —Bottling, and in Cosk.—Pressiao, St, Endlion, St. Gervais, St. Estepbo, Bourg, Pauillao, Grand Ponieau, Phelan, Mar 1 1 1 4,eric I s is Omni, Canon-Vaeber, Brown Vantause, Pete Ms. Latour-Owns* laGrange,'Oolon-Lgur Duluo, the ateaux La Bauman, Ironton, and all the 0 Vino, Brands Ordinaires, Ordinairen. For Price Ilstrk !aiding of stook In London or Bordeaux, umungles, 0., address T. W. STAPLETON, 203, Rogentotroot, corner of Coaduitearret. W.—l 9 in Gig/ In MA THE 18,000 BOTTLES of CHAMPAGNE, of go. per domes, be all geld, a further Gangue few KW Loftin of yoo7 dry 1616 Epernay Champagne hoe fast bean con. chided with the Mews. De Venoge, of 36 yearn' connexion. There wniee are toll bodied, dry, and in high condition. Owe, ad three down mot for 13 0.., on approval or return.—Addreee T. W. STAPLWION, Regentetreet, corner of Condattotreet. gate& belted ewer 30 peers. 2,000 mmiNumti or DOUBLE Boman INS VINTAGE CHAYPAGNE. This megnilh eest Wine will d be supplied as superior 10 WIT ever shipped. havus4 carried first prise at Peru. Cases of 11, at Wo.--A.6o.wes, T. W. STAPLETON. 600 HOGSHEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD, in baled at Si, or dab Paid a* 112 per eaok 199 doze vintage NU, or by the dozen et 14ti in one rthree d eet. aaena.—Oan le taiAld at T. W. STAPLETON'S, ES, egenteta 'PRE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd A. and till Mil mete, 111 10a Over no ;Farber arks of this pare CADIZ tilT have arrived and been sold at 110 10. each, duty paid, Mims depiembea MA The id and 41h shipments are now landing, composed of DO duarter make. Prink eabdoro, 10 guineas each. Samples or free tasting MT. W. ISTIMOICIA Regentetreet, owner of Condoiaelmet. W. STAR GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The seoona BHUVitot this supoia., pale, delicate, soft, nutty 1.11,1 M, e ls just arrived. Per quarter mak. Lit na.; ar try three deems, Pia per doter.—At T. W. STA.PLICTOWB. QIIPERB 1860 VINTAGE PORT.- 20 0 MO imortor make, or 11,100 demon The third on of these with admired Rota. selected by Mr. [MAP L on the Alto Douro in 1414, and shipped by him without the usual addition eoft s a is p . P" ° Mt: t ot a l/1: 4 :r Lad s g Va l l: =ll:6• cut uses ; e t botueo, with certainty of becawing In two years. Pr . pr d il 66 doom, tal; quartet. casks. ; or per down, NA Id.— T. W. STAPLETON. NO, Rearontotreet. INAH A N'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXIIIBMON, NM. This eelebated old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE bIEDAL.—It Is rs, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Bold in boUles, 7i bd. each, at the retail homes in London • by the siesta in the grincipel towns i Or red seal. pink wholesale. at . Great, label. and London. W. cork branded Meehan's Lii-17-16W QIIEIO3X, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or b.. 7 Golden, imported direct from resesde-lapPronters. soft and delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and lily eon named as a dinner Wine—Terms each, an 1 by the importers, PHIMLIAN and BONS, att, West= = Pries Mite post free. OLD PORT, 24e. per Dozen, imported direct from Oporto (Sandman's ehi n uil i i), full bodied and fruity , Wrecommended for btralide red a genuine and nutrltioni e l . 7 —Terms rash, and camac tri tall ) the importers, MY 'lli lAN and 80N8, a e rst PrMe lute or maples for vatted gratis on app THCULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies h E as now brooms an important feature. Binee the introduo don of Assam Tea, nearly t 0 years ego, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great envength and exquisite flavour, promoted its sale by every mean& The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, have gradually extended, and Tees from other parts of India are arriving, thus offering _greater yarletles. The Campsay are new Aar" gather . Marfroiling. tea. at from 11.10 d. to to M. 4 1: 1 1 1 %., and China Teta ea usual.—Ware. bourne., No. 11, Great St. Helen's-churchyard, Bishopmate. Price tut forwarded en application. SCHWE y PPEE MINERAL WATERS.—Orders -I=l prepared for ta sway climate. liasurtaakeles Lireepook Derby. Mstol. Glasgow. arad Mama IXYGENATED WATER . — Bleeping in London during the sawn is not like sleV in the bath air of the eountry ; but refreshing and invigosa effects may be obtained by an erenft draught of °unmated ater, fresh from name lA. BORATORY. teli c ie r....mx or through any druggist, em eentaining BOSCOMBB SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER is found In a 'prize near Bournemouth, and bee the agreeable taste and invigorating properties of the true Seltzer, but is entirely free from the deleterious compounds often used in tbe manufacture of imitations. Dr. Haesail reports it. on enalyals, se a bemraee of a very agreeable Savour, resembling the Use tiOltant, and which may be toed with advantnit t dinner.o BRUNT and 00., Bournemouth. re, iltnneferd and 00.. +greet ; London Depote— J. B. Barnes, Bnightabeldge Paris—Roberts. Vendome. NEW PARLIAMENT.—PubIic Speakin g Defects of ftesel.—Dieosvery of &CURE for the'? or UNNATURAL VOICE, Stammering. tn. by FREDERICK WEBTER, Professor of Emtessporameous Orstory.—Pasaoaloe, Upper Glooester-place, Pmrk-road. St. John's-wood, N.W. TILE EDINBUROIi REVLEW, No. CCLXI. JULY, Is published TlllB DAY (Wednesday). COXTEXTIP 1. Belem 1: I.lse I Apocryphal Gospel's. 4. Lytten' h s OtaronWes and Charseters. 5. Wellington's Correspondence, 1110-1112.5. S. TM Modern Russian Drums. 7. Lettere tad Speeches of Leen Faucher. O. Prime Henry the Nevignter. P. Si.. Germany. 10. Ilse National Church. London: Leninism" and 0o.: Bdinbunth: A. and C. Week. Now reedy In 3 vols., post Ivo, 31s. ad., RECOLLEC I TIONS of MY LIFE: By the lets Emperor MAXIMILIAN. "A delightful chronicle of a series of journeys to some of the cwi. countries In &Le mu& Id. and ilmmulmrlY NAPPY atof description poewseed by the author brings the various places before ue with the utmost vividnem. The lively tone of youth. fa] enjoyment pervading the work Is another charm which the nadir cue hardly fail to note, while the thoughtful and educated spirit in which incidental subjects are regarded eaves the narrative from undue lightness. These volumes not anfrequently remind us of the exquisite letters from Hely. Blain. and Pustni rd ig the author of •Vathek.. Higher pram than this we can give."—Daily News. khard Bentley, New BurUngtonetrust Soma LONDON TEMPERANCE Exams's:ix TO Rumours.—Yesterday morning the neighbourhood of Blnckfriars Station was crowded by pe sons flecking to the annual excursion of the Surrey Chapel and Borough road Congregational Church Temperance Societies. The party was headed by the Revs. Newman Hall and G. 11. Murphy, and left the station at 8.43, arriving at RaMtil , at 12.30. The day inn remarkably tine, and judging from appearances a most enjoyable one to all present. The Rev. Newman Hall preached in St. George s-hall at half past two to a crowded congregation ; at four o'clock an open-air demonstration wee held on the sands, presided over by the Rev. O. M. Murphy ; and at half-past five St. George's-hall was again crowded by an enthusiastic audience, the Rev. W. A. Eesery in the chair. At both meetings a resolution was carried unanimously expreetive of approval at the discontinuance of the regular Sunday excursion trains by the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover, and South Eastern Railways. The train left for London amid the hearty farewells of a greed crowd at 7.30, an iving at their destination shortly after ten. CRYBTAL PALACE. Mr. Mapletion's bcneflt tales place this day. The attractions comprise a grand riper° concert at four o'clock, at which Mdlle. Titian!, Millie: Nilsson, Mdlle. Kellogg, and other artistes will api era. At 8.30 a performance on the great stage of Monitt's rent Nozze di Ream the characters by Millie. Kellogg, Madame Trebelli-Bettint, Mr. and other artistes of Her Majesty's Opera. At halm a.st six there will iN3 a di-play of all the great • t t‘, do , at hev, it the Dent %mg Zoug Arabs will givo a re:film:a:cc on the Sports Clamant], and at the conclusion of the opera there will be a display of fireworks, with illumivatitat of the fountains. ITALY. FLORENCE, JULY .14. The police have arrested 25 Mazzinians frill* the Romagna. Advices from Rome state that the patrols have been strengthened in that city and its environs. Cardinal Antonelli is suffer ing greatly from gout. The camp will be con tinued at Rocca del Papa, notwithstanding the prevalence of sickness and discontent among the troops. General Zappi has fallen from his horse and broken a rib, and now lies at Marino. MALTA. VALETTA, JULY 14. Her Majesty's ship Antelope, from the coast of Africa and Gibraltar, has arrived here. The En terprise has just left for Venice, and the Cruizer for Corfu. Consul Cameron has arrived from Alex andria, and left last night for Liverpool in the steamer Thebes. SPAIN. MADRID. JULY 14. The Duke and Duchess de Montpensicr will to morrow cross the Spanish frontier, proceeding to Lisbon. Senor Valero has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary of Spain at the court of Lisbon. BADEN. CARLSRUITE, JULY 14. The United States Minister, Mr. Bancroft, arrived here to-day on a similar mission to that which he has just successfully conoludedat Munich and Stuttgardt--namely, the conclusion of a treaty with Baden respecting the naturalisation and pro tection of emigrants. PORTUGAL. LISBON, iI7LI 14. The ministry have tendered their resignation, which has been accepted by the King. AMERICA. NEW YORK, JIM' 14. The Cunard steamship Aleppo arrived out on Sunday ; the Allan steamship Ottowa to-day. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 276,000 dole in specie. Closing Prioes:--Oold, 141; sterling exchang on London, 1103 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1133; ditto, 1886, 1113; 10-40 United States Bonds, 1073. Illinois, 144; Erie, 673. Cotton: Middling Upland, 321. Petroleum, standard white, 33. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 20c. to 8 dole. 80c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 12c. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. CANTERBVILY.—In consequence of the name or Mr. Butler Johnstone having recently appeared in the parliamentary division bat as voting against the ministry, a section of his constituents at Canterbury a short time ago sent him a remonstrance against his thus sacrificing tke interests of the party he was *ant to the House of Com mons to promote. The hoe. member's answer to this was that he entered the House of Com mons as an independent member, and would not allow Lis course of action to be defined. Pending the coming election it seems that last week a requisition was forwarded to Mr. Johnstone, signed by a number of his political supporters, salting him not to vote against the ministry in future. This has been met by Mr. Johnstone forwarding his resignation as member for Canterbury to the chairman of the Local Conservative Association, and at a meeting held on Monday evening to consider the matter it was determined to accept it. An amendment to this proposition that the hon. member be allowed further time to re-consider his determination being lost. ESSEE.—At Maldon Mr. Sutton Western has finally declined to become a candidate in the liberal inte rest, and the gentleman selected to occupy that position is Mr. Swanston, Q.C., a son-in-law of Lord Bomilly.. Mr. Swanston addressed a meeting of the liberal electors held last night in the public hall. GRAVESEND.—Captain Bedford Pim, R.N., bas consented to stand in the conservative interest for the re presentation of this new - parliamentary borough. TOWER HAuLrrs.—A public announcement has just been made that an influential committee has been formed, under the chairmanship of Mr. R. Wigram, who will be prepared to bring forward a gentleman of sound constitutional opi n ions as a candidate. The conservatives are relying on t h e division of the liberals, there being no fewer than four whose names are mentioned, with others in perspective, namely Mr. Ayrton, one of the sitting members, Mr. Edmund. Beale', Mr. Samuda, and Colonel Chambers. Mr. Butler becomes a candidate for the new division. PLYMOUTH, JULY 14.—The Urgent, last from Malta on July 6, arrived here to-day, with Prince Dejatch Alamayou (I have seen the world), the son of King Theo dore, by Queen Terruwork, in charge of Captain Speedy, and attended by an Abyssinian man-servant, Shellika Kama. The Prince and Captain Speedy landed, and breakfasted with the Port Admiral, Sir W. F. Martin, visited General Spencer, the military commander-in-chief, and then went over the dockyard. Thence they pro ceeded up the Tamar in the steam-tug Carron, to view the Royal Albert Bridge, returning to the dockyard, lunching with Admiral Superintendent Drummond, and dining with the port admiral in the even ing. The Urgent has received orders to go into harbour to-morrow and discharge. No directions bad been received up to a late hour as to the Prince's immediate movements. He is an interesting little lad, tall for his age (seven years last April), and is already mach delighted with England, exclaiming, "Oh this beautiful country; I shall never go back." The servant, who is a very intelligent man, on going over the arsenal, observed, with regret, " Theodore should have % seen!" A little Abyssinian slave girl, a protegee Le t. e of Biz Robert Napier, was also brought by the ORDER OF A LAD BY nra FATHER.—Yester day morning, at about half-past four o'clock, a dreadful murder was perpetrated in the village of Prinoethorpe, • few miles from Rugby, Warwickshire, which, on hammerer known, struck horror on the usually quiet neighbourhood. The perpetrator of the act is a labouring man about 66 years of age, who had been for some time employed at the Princethorps priory, but having been discharged some time ago has sines been working as a briokmaker. Some twelve months ago hie wits died, which seems to have had a very depressing effect on his mind, which, on Tuesday, culminated in the capital offence with which he is now charged. His victim was his own eon, a lad about 16 years of age, of whom rumour says he was ex tremely fond. This lad was to have left home on the day on which he was murdered, to go to a situation. His father slept with him on the previous night, and having got a notion that the lad would come to want, at the hour shoe, named he get out of& el, and went down stairs and fetched his razor and while the poor fellow was asleep cut bill throat in a dread ful manner. The poor boy at once jumped out of bed and ran out into the yard, but in attempting to get back up stairs he fell down, and died almost immediately from loss of blood. The prisoner on being apprehended, after having been duly cautioned, said, "I killed my son ; and this is the band that done At the police-station be expressed F orrow for the act. He was at once taken before the mugatrates, sitting in petty sessions, and remanded. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA.—LIVERPOOL, JuLY 14.—The mail steamer Athenian, with the West African mails, arrived here this evening. Her dates are: Benin, June 17; Femaudo Po, 9; Cameroon', 8; Brass River, 16; Bonny, 16; Lagoa, 19; Accra, 21; Cape Palmas, 24; Sierra Leone, 27; Teneriffe, July 6; and Madeira, 7. The coast and islands were generally healthy, and at the principal stations trade was improving. Thu ha ripe Negress, of Bristol, was wrecked at Testier Pine on the 16th ult. All on board were saved. RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE PARLIAMENT. —Yesterday, in the House of Commons. in committee group 9, the Cambrian Railways (Revived Line to Dolgelly), havutg been adjourned from the previous day, sera again proceeded with, and again al journed till this dnv._ _ CRYSTAL PALACE. Ohs SHILLING DAT.— TUPDAY, JULY la.—Admissions Imams tickets , 1,713; ditto on payment , 6,079 ; total. 6,7_2._ • • • - The Tee Duty being reduced, Horniman'e Pure Tea is sold M. per pound &caper. This Intoreating fact will. whin fully known, even further increase the demand for thane choke long arprovedVeas. They are not Pohl loose. but only In packets, Signed "Ilanatiama. "—tihdrostionnonlkl " heal are the two words expressing the proceedings of the camp to-day. You hear them uttered approvingly on all aides, and even old soldiers admit that, this year the volunteers have in discipline and external arrangemen r t e eiisiproached very nearly to the perfection of a ar c am p. The happiness to which the nation without • his tory has a proverbial right belongs to a gathering which nnoothly ful fi ls every promise, and the routine of to-clay has been uneventful only_ be cause of the regular order of its success. When the Prince of Wales's prize was won by • Lincoln shire man everybody was glad. This was the prin cipal event of the day, and the first " big thing " carried eff from Wimbledon by the country of the fens. The news soon-spread from the firing-place to the camp, and the steadily large attendance fur nished by Lincolnshire to Wimbledon was gene rously quoted, together with little playfulnesses concerning some " sleepy shot," us a glad reason for the county's good fortune now. The pro gramme, as given in yesterday's Ittpress, was faithfully carried out, and with the following results: ST. GEORGE'S CHALLENGE VANE.-57REIT STAGE. Seven aborts at 600 yards. Ensign Grieve 4th Roxliornbe, 27 points, £25. Private Bentrii, Ist LamiMire, El twists, no. Sergeant Miekie, 16th Middlesex, 16 'minim, Private Deem, n th Berbatire, 25 points, LlO. Private Waimea. lath 33461evra. M points, M. Private Dawson 4th West Yorkshire, 25 points, Lb. Lientenent Porehas, 14th eest set *points, M. Private Smith, 23rd Middlesex, 26 points, lA. Major Robinson, 2nd Lineohishire, 24 points, £4. Corporal Brom, 6th Dersoishire, IN points, £4. Private M'Kerrel, 15th Middlesex, 24 point.% £4. Sergeant Young, let Sommetriure, 24 points, /.4. Sergeant Mendum, 17th tiomenietabire, 24 points, £3. Private Burgess Ist Newcastle 24 points, £3 . Prink , Ist idosenbs, adieberti, 114 . points, 63. Private Woreell , 6th Surrey, 24 points, . Sengeent W*M, Eh Erect, 94 points, 13. Corporal Booth. sth Middlesex,9l points, £3. Private Market, 214 Middlesex, 24 points, £3. Private ilw•!•••sn,fad Leiesster, 94 pointe, EL Corporal Schmidt, Est Middlesex, 24 plaints, S. a. Corporal flagrant, tird imark,s4 £3. Sergeant Roper,_9lst Kept, 24 points, £3. Sergeant M•Mullen, let Hertford, 91 £ 3 . Sergeant Ferns, Ind Oxford, IN points, £3. Corporal Cooke, 4th Samsex, 24 points, £9. Private Benbrow, 20th Middlesex, 24 IMAMS, £3. Battery-Sert-Maior Cooke, 14 Norfolk Artillery, 24 points, £2. Sergeant Oilstone, 14 Barks, 24 point.% LI. Colour-Sergesnt York, 17th Eafford,llllpoists, £2. Corporal Webb, 2nd Chraird, 28 pain* - 612neimiEdWards, Middle sex, porn Polio* £ 2 . • Corporal Ca 20t 23 te, £2. Corporal Bird, Middlesex, 16 points, L 2. Lieutenant Atkinson, Cambridge, 23 points, £2. Corporal Dutton, eth Cheshire, 29 points, Lt. Corporal Brown, 20th Staffordshire, 39 poiabi, 62. Private Nimmo, 60th Lancashire, 29 points, £2. Captain Tomlinsoe, Ed Cambridge, 25 points, ft. Corporal Brooks, 14 Devon, 23 points, £2. Private Cubbin, and Ayr, _23 points, £2. Corporal Wright, Est Middlesex M points, Et Lieutenant Huntington, 12th Middlesex, 23 points, £2. Private Ward, 18th Devon, $4 ;cants, ti. Lieutenant Nicholsoa, liEftiMgb, 25 points, £2. Corporal ts, Duman, 601_,Laliessfaire, 23 poin 62. Major Bridgman, 9th Middlemen, 118 poi L 2. Private Roe, 9rd Shropahire, poi3l porn L 2. Private Mk Kent, EV ilanyesat Fr taon, Mt None, IS paints, 1.2. Sergeant Pollard, 13th Cornwall, 23 points, £2. Sergeant Crithhat, Mt N. Yank,23 potato, £2. Private Lowe, nth Lialiture, 2$ pointa, El. • Private Denney, 6th flionex, 28 pea , * £l. Private 811114,041 I_Harildrits. M plats, 61. Private Steele_ , 2126 •leemt, M points, LI. Corporal Good, as Somesset,llB tinny et. Private /Ellett, lath Cornwall M points, Ll. Ensiggna Bth Ltimolnaltfre, 23 points, tl. - Li Taylor, 43th ALMMam, points, £l. ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES PRIZE. 100 800 SOO Winners yds. ydr. yds Total of Private Lows iith Lincolnakin 17 ... 15 ... 16 Captain We/ging: a l ma th cloddy* l6 .17 13 .46 6 Captain Dame, Qu e tternia=n emt t Maddox, 16 ... 13 ... 16 ... 44 ... 6 Captain Wyatt, litth Shropsidire Private Bacon, lad Oxfordshire =Wallace, Ind RAE. Minh, 6t h North York l3 ... 16 ... 13 ~.41 ... Captain Hadden, Robin Hoed l4 ... 17 ... 11 ... 41 ... 5 Private Nutt, tat Kent ll . .., 41 .. Private Ivory, lath Middlesex Sergeant Can, led West York l7 ... 13 ... 10 ... 4D ... 6 Sergeant Rothery, 7th Cumberland 17 ... 13 ... 10 ... 40 ... 5 Corporal Chalmers, lat Aberdeen . 16 ... 16 ... 9 ... 40 ... 6 Sergeant Eater, Ed Renfrew Corporal Ward, sth Cheshire Corporal W. Smyth, let Lamont- 12 ... 17 ... 10 ... 5 Quarter-m.-sergt.Larmer, 6th Sur. 17 ... 15 ... 7 ... 89 Private Adams, 14 Newcastle l3 ... 12 ... 13 ... 38 ... 6 Serpent Danger, 6th Somerset Sergeant Turnbull, 14 Roxburghe 12 ... 16 ... 10 ... 39 ... 6 EXTRA PRIZEIL—SECOND SERIES. Five Mots at SOO Yards. _ _ Corporal Hare, Ltiouliiiiiritd;,itipoiatr—A Four-arm Centrepiece with Plateau, gives, Yams. Kaplan, Webb, and Co. _ . Corporal A. Colt* 11th Swam 19 points—A Silver Cup, given by Messrs. Howell and Japes. C J. Morland, 4th Berkshire, 18 points—A Piece of Fomitnro, given by Means. Atkinson, Westannster-road. Sergeant Burst, 4th Derbyshire, 18 A Silver Bennett Watch, given o 4 ing ir. Bennett, Private F , 18 points—A Superior Snider Breech-I Bide, given by the Dirootoe• of the London email Arnie t Brai Fdinbmgh, 18 points—A Superior Snider Breech- ceding , given by the Directors of the London Small Arms Company. Major Holloway, 11th Norfolk, 18 points —A Snider Long Ba llad rifle, given by the summon of the Landon Armour, Company. Ensign Grieve, 4th Bo:burg/le, 18 points—A Burrows Tele scope, given by Messrs, Burrows, Greet Malvern. Private M'Bae, In Newcastle, 18 points—A Steward Binocular opera glass, given by Mr. Steward, optician to the BABB Pp.IZE.. Result of the Elgtio - TiaAr for Tiiird Fourth Prima Private Milne, ter ahize, third prise, U. Private Babies, let Tower Hamlet*, fourth prise, LS. The Queen's Prize, with its ultimate guerdon of 2501., besides the honorary reward which winning it secures, goes through its first stage to-morrow. This' event is so important that before it all other competitions fail. Even the first stage of victory gives the winner a couple of silver badges and 601. in money ; and from all parts of the camp prophecies, hopes, and anticipations are heard concerning the coming prowess of the several heroes of a province, a corps, or a clique. The Alexandra, the Daily Telegraph, the Enfield Asso ciation Cup, the Military Breech-loaders, the Eley prizes, are continued, and the " Martin's" Cup is begun. The weather is lovely, and the com petitors in the Queen's Prize seem certain of an auspicious commencement to their struggle. A new prize has been announced for compe tition, and it is one which wall, no doubt, be the subject of severe competition. It is a beautiful silver cup, formed after the model of the thistle, and is offered u an appropriate prize to members of Scottish volunteer corps who during the pre sent meeting may be the successful competitors for any prizes offered. The bowl of the cup re presents the flower of the thistle, and its support consists of the stalk and leaves of the plant, which are entwined in a tasteful and artistic fashion. The cup has been specially designed and manu factured for the present meeting. The conditions of the competition are to be fixed by the council of the National Rifle Association. We have received the following notification from the War-office with respect to the Wimbledon Review on the 26th July:—" To enable the necessary arrange ments to be made, it is requested that the officers com manding the metropolitan volunteer corps who intend to be present at the review will send in the usual applies don for pepniasion to attend, through the lords-lieutenant of their respective counties, before the 21st instant, stating at the same time by what route the corps will pro ceed to Wimbledon.—War-office, 14th July, 1868." FOREIGN -OFFICE, JULY l.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Keith Edward Abbott, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul-General at Takes; to be her Majest's Consul-General for the Russian ports in the Black Sea and Sea of Asa. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Henry Michael Jones, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul for the Feejee and Tongs Islands, to be her Majesty's Cousul-General at Tebreez.— &retie. WHITEHALL, JULY 11.—The Queen has been plerucd to direct letters patent to be passed under the gnat ceal, granting the dignity of a baron of the United Kingdom of Glatt Britain and Ireland unto Lieutenant- General Sir Robert Cornelis Napier, G.C.8., G.C.S.L, commander-in-chief of the army of Bombay, and the ii heirs male of his body lawfully be got by the name, style, and title cf Baron Napier , of X in Abys- Niue, and of Caryngton, in the malty ' of Cheater. —Gault,. The Times thinks the above bill, although thirty clauses were settled yesterday, will require one more sit ting after to-morrow afternoon before it has passed through committee. The agreement to limit the operation of the measure to three years will do muca to reprises fur ther vexatious delay. Of the remaining new clauses the most practical are those in the name of Sir Francis Goldsmid and Yr. Fawcett. Sir Francis Goldsmid, borrow ing a proposal first made by the government, would turn the tables on any one guilty of bribery by declaring votes given to him thrown away. Mr. Fawcett would relieve parliamentary candidates, as municipal and other local candidates are relieved, of the cost of providing tho ma chinery of election, while exacting t .e deposit of caution money as a security against vexatious contests. The weight of principle and of expediency appears to be strongly in favour of both clauses, and in the presort tamper of the house it rests with Mr. Disraeli whether they shall become law. The bill is an experiment, but the Doily News believes that three years of working will bring out many imperfec tions iu it, the result of its having been hastily paled at the fag end of a se lion and of a parliament, but at the end of that period the new parliament will be able to re enact a law based on a similar principle, but more perfect in its details. THE MHZ SOZAN CATHOLIC PRELATES. Though the Amer has the strongest feeling of thd reck less impolicy of the government in taking up the prie itly prepoeal relative to the catholic university, and presenting it to the nation as their own ; yet when it mete with attacks so disingenuous as that of Drs. Leahy and Derry, it feels bound to protest and to point out the truth. Everybody will now plainly see that the bitterest opponent of Lord Mayo and his colleagnes could not have wished them aworse fate than to entangle themselves with these Romish ecclesiasties. What have they gained by the attempt to effect a transaction with men between whom and them there could be no real confidence—men whom efforts are directed solely to the exaltation of their own order and the propagation of their own dogmas ? If they hoped they could ever induce Roman catholic bishops to make their university an institution compatible witii free thought and teaching, and deserving the support-of the British pediment, they have been greviously mistaken. This correspondence will be, at inast, a lesson to every future government. The Herald is sure that no intelligent person, be be papist or protestant, can read this correspondence without arriving at the conolusion that the two bishops apprtached the offer of the government, not with the intention of ac cepting it in any form, but with the view of utilising it as a weapon against the conservative party, and for further ing the interests of the proper allies of the Papacy, tho liberal party under the leadership of Mr. Gladstone. 'They are using it as a mere electioneering device for catching Romeo catholic votes and alienating' the protestant sup porters of the ministry. I ' -.ow' VI I t •A • f 1 I Tll2 IFITAZIIAL 07 BAXITIL 1,0•72. Though flainuel Lover, who is buried to-day in the ceme tery at Kemal-green, was neither • Tliackeray with his pen nor a Leech with his pencil, he wee a man, says the Daily Nekv i el Innien4 nirlees artistle wasibility, and of genuine, if alight, performienee. He well rater, poet, noideian, and novelist. His stories of is►jw4 have not the brilliancy of Lever's nor the truthfulness of Carleton's. But they are full of Irish fun and absurdity. His ballads are really belleds—graceful, tender, and with &humour now gay, now broad. He set his ballads to appropriate music, and sing and played them with grace, just as he illus trated his stories with his own penal. The facile and joyous temperament of the artist and Irishman were his. Alas, poor Tenet ! By his death, the pension which he bad for some years enjoyed lapses. Mr. Disraeli, who is himself a soldier of the pen, and wholias never disdained his early profession, will not need, we tenet, very urgent measure to advise the renewal to Lover's widow of the small annuity which Lover had himself enjoyed. The beneficence which granted it will be maimed if the gift be not continued. Mr. Gladstone has written a letter to the chair man of • meeting held at Cheltenham on the subject of the Irish church, in which he states that the other de mands upon his time prevent his acknowledging the numerous addresses which have been sent to him from all parts of the county. The right hon. gentle man, how ever, hopes that Ma future conduct will prove that he does not undervalue these marks of confidence. At the Paddington vestry yesterday Mr. H. Lewis, and Mr. Thomas CMP-mbers, the members for the borough, attended, according to custom, to give a rim:4i of their labours during the ssmion. Both gentlemen carefully avoided entering into general politics, and confined them selves to a reference to measures which affected local Mt.- imts, such as the Poor Bill, the Artisans' Dwellings Bill, the Police Bill, de. After bearing both hon. members the vestry unanimously passed a resolution: —" That the thanks of the vestry be, and the are hereby tendered to Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P., and Mr. Chambers, M. P., for their courtesy in visiting the vestry, and for the able and efficient manner in which they have discharged their re ztve duties, and especially for the care and attention have bestowed on all matters a ff ecting the interests of metropolis." Both hon. members, in returning thanks, said they were prepared to contest the borough, and expressed their madame that they would again be returned. DEATa OF LORD DUNrEItMLME.—An amiable, sound-headed, and high-mineipled man has been loot to his friends, to the public, and to more than one good cause, by the death of the second Lord Dwdermkne, which took place at Colinton-house on Sunday evening. BURGLARY AT CUMBERLAND -LODGE, WINDSOR PLIII.—About two o'clock on Sunday morning a daring burglary was committed at Cumberland-lodge, Windsor Great-park, the residence of Viscount Bridport, equerry to her Majesty the Queen. An entry into the drawing room was made, through a window which bad been pushed up, and the abutters cut by the burglars. The thieves have taken a large amount of valuable property, including a silver trowel, presented to Lady Mary Hood upon the occasion of her ladyship laying the foundation stone of Old Windsor church, a silver gilt spoon and fork presented to one of Viscount Bridport s children by her Majesty, several gold tops of smelling bottles, gold pencil cases, about thirty new sixpences, &c. After unscrewing the back of a chronometer once belonging to Lord Nelson the burglars left it behind them, together with a " Jeaamy " stamped with the letters "J. B. 80/017LAR AMID/01T AT A PUBLIC BATIL —A very singular accident was reported yesterday at *the Liverpool Coroner's Court. Edwin Lek a youth 17 years of age, was bat hinAg on Sunday at the Corporation itutha, Margaret-street, Everton, when taking a dive from • spring board he by some maims dislocated his spine near the neck, and died the following day. Ho bad only re cently arrived in Liverpool from Calcutta, and was a most expert swimmer. COLLEGE OF PRUE/TORR.—Yesterday the puMo distribution of prises and certificates awarded to the_pupila at the last midsummer examination took place a Wills's Rooms, Dr. Stanley (Dean of Wastroinatee) presidhig. Of a total number of 753 candidates examined, 3$ ob tained first class, 135 second class, and 3&5 third ChM cer tificates, 64 special certificates, and 13 obtained honours, while 196 failed in the examination. °mast Denman° Emmons' BExxvoLurr SOCIETIG—The annual meeting of the above institution was held yesterday at the Hanover.equare Rooms ; Lord . Ebury the chair. Mr. Newberry, the secretary, read the report, which stated that the society continued in a very satisfactory state, though it was still to be regretted that it was inadequately supported by the great body of domestic servants. The Registry was beam! sap ported than during the previous year, and woman to become a most valuable branch of the sodeWs opera tions. Including the six • admitted tle last election, there are now 44 pensioners on the fund, at from 151. to 201. per annum each, and six additional were to be elected on the ur gent occa sion. The amount paid in pensions d the year had been 680/., and in temporary relief 751. commit tee had been able to invest during the past year the sum of 6001., making the total investments in Consols 14,9061., and 2801. in East Judi* Stock. A legacy of 2001. from Madame de Bosictt, and another of 1001. from Mrs. Deane, had been received during the year. The financial states meut showed the total moome of the year to be 1,7961. 16e, 3d., and the expenditure, including the amounts paid in pensions and relief, and invested, to 1,6181. 196. 2d., kaving a balance of 179/. 17s. Id. DowNizio-srumT, JULY 10.—The Queen has been pleased to a int Edward Thomas Wylde, Esq., to be Itegiatrar or Kehonotary and Keeper of Reco rd s of the Supreme Court of the Colony of the Cape of Hood Hops.--Gautk. :a. • . ~a : 1 ',? lF r i o s 11