The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-24 00:00:00

Tv i bt It*l3rt4% No 4,925.] A, calling at MADRAS.—The well- CAILn2CIITT .va clipper auxiliary steamship LADY JOCELYN, 11,1112 tow 100 bone-power, ROBERT W. ENE, Commander, now loading In the Victoria ,Londoof Docks, will lease cm the 11th June, embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend OD the 10th June. This magnificent ship, built expressly fourths India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has drs•rata accommodation for passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon and • stewardess. _ _ . line service will be continued m mthly by one of the following taii-mailing auxiliary Maim vowels telonging to thin Company : -• • • - - . - . MP& Tam. icarpowar. Data of saltine. Masuithes % .105 W 1 Job ]f. U. In 300 "!•.• 00 U. 3 M ll li , IN IN SIM NO °akin 1 1 Iwo Qum al the Isola Lams rifterseesiss 2,241 1,266 2,29 2,242 *wombs. IL Doesmber IS. Jaw 114 lIIL 'Magog IL For SSor me may to Mews. GAINDLAY . Y aa AL l i & Plattruste altetree w t. & W.. ttm Brokers. BITT sad Go., MO, Leadrahallatema LC. or MMe Mom el the Costeria.r. 5, Mincingdase, Lauda., where Mee am& made.tor appointments as 311 d ZICLIAID DREW, Secreta ry aldgmea la tala serviee Maga De ma. lad India aad London Shipping Oemaeay potted), Matettelaaa BLACK BALL MONTHLY LIIRTRALIAN CLIPPM frost LONDON DIM. Taus'.. 1,111111 I.MIII :.1100 IMO ;SOO , %ON SAW I.l* Sydney Sydney Vaq Sydney Warsig Mr r e, ...... .11. ads Arabi .... wriairemt Mara Illy IL Juno 10. Jaw W. July 10. My 25. Juno 26. lid - via Q.....radi eased a witiil kao7ri eirsisAke aM no is Wpm wade slissL-7s, i.. 2, , . I „.r OssmsO so Asavells sisiers• • MBJ. mace JA __ : sil Aso* kg On lbsk Mari, sir.• * ll4 . l mA' . r d 0. .,. 1 , Ismadsnksidss. ilTry /ow WWII* 111 . 1111/i tioNITINTOATION to NXW Jrupc stnet,..akiruirmarous. xsw roSw; todaydllLPtils ITIAI24IIIIP 00)1ZA2rY Intend damask .powered Iron &few tdesanlys, calling at QOM,. VIII 10 mint yesessine and delehee r tonnes : ' WILILY FROM LI YIItFOOL FOR 2:IW YOWL . CITY OF Wedanday, May 28. ETNA, Wednesday, June 4. 111N11012.0H, Wednesday, Ins 11. Sad every secondlag Wedosaday. Cara yonsge, 18 17, and 112 goner, sonenor to the dorm nisdara. Forword prasoe , t sutras. budadlng all provers soft& leringns bt Cards air the Waders noire booked Intelln on 1117 adelandents term—For turn partleulers varWILLIAM INMAN, 22, Waterenest, Liverpool: or to end WACKY. 111., Lai Wllltssannek City. RITIBII and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MALL ITZUI43IIIIII, appointed by the adriairsk=l between LIVIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between POOL and BOHM with liberty to call at Hadar or ether ports to land sad receive tuna seeds, and nonsense's, the billtoll lialPs sailing at Halifax to land and receive pawners end her Majedys met. The following or other vessels are sp.~ painted to sell Mom Liverpool, calling at Cork to PICINI* WI Milk : • AFRICA, for BOSTON Saturday, Way SI. *CHINA, for NEW YORE, Saturday, June T. • Taklng paahmaan and goods for Nassau and Havana, to he fannaterred at New York on board the R. 21.8.4. Britlah Queen. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 14. P aWq Ml74:7ll.ll4scluctlai stewards y Ise ro:torT=B.l.° sec cl• eablo u £ls. o To New York, chid cabin, £26; adelyedJesl4 is. ?night to Halifax, Boston, and New York, C 3 =41114t, 5,01'91.435. Applytd J. B. Yoord, 52, Old PodOp ; g. i _ 8 41 16 14; Have, sad 12, Else, Dla Baum, Parts ; O. and J. Bar fteha*in, utweet, Glasgow ;. and C. liv ITer.Q ueens town, ; oe D. and C. Wlrar, 6, Water. An* erpooL HILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS win despatch the undermentioned fiches steamers u Ike ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the RAMMER, from the Pettish end Foreign ' , Ream wharf. warming, every Brady mends& at 11 a in., and the TYIENOORD, every Thursday MM us. at 7 Lim., groin off the Tower. Jr BRRIMf, the SCHWALSE. Wednesday. at noon; and thi ADLER. Saturday, at noon, from Honelydovrn. Mrs: £5. £l. and VW Baton greets hefted at a fare and a halt i:i;;;W - 11; ";;.7. .- way n meet an re ma is now open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to all parts of Germany . .7er GOTBZNBUIG, the LONDON, about May Si, to be followed by the TRAUB. sad GOMA/ WASA, alternately every week, from Borselydown. Yam El 164. and Ll. Tor freight, passage, die, apply at amothis Universal 001 on •Wilio• • aluillfaLal4 6 4lol lll / 18 , ••• • ^ • • THE UNION BANK of IRELAND (Limited). NOTICE 18 HINEBT (111rlef, that the SHARI LIST for larks sad the Provinces will be CLOS= es TUESDAY sat, the Nth Instant, it 4 o'clock sad for !stead, at the rate hoer TEIDAY, the 80th hut —By order, JOHN MANNING, Sientarr. Tin* entry Moss. 16, Cordial, NC., Nay NI, 185. SPECIAL NOTICIL CLERICAL, MEDICAL, wand GENERAL LIPS VISUILINCE SOCIETY. _ _....-- Established 1844. All persons who effect polities on the participating scale before June 30.1861, will be entitled at the NEXT BUN US to one year's additional share of profits over later assurers. Tables of rates and forms of proposal can be obtained of any of the Society's sant& or of °MUIR CUTCUYTE. Actuary and Secretary. 13, ht. Jazneessquare. London, &W. 1 AUSANNE and FRIBOIJRG RAILWAY 14 SIX PER ONT. LOAN, guaranteed by the Cotton of Fribourg. for £t93,000 sterling. Ts be belied in Bonds at in per Cent , amounting to £300,030, at 6 per Cent. The Bonds to hear interest at 6 per cent, per annum from the Ist of April, 1669 payable half.yearly, In London or Pula Tie Lose to be repaid in seven years by a sinking fund, com mencing the let of April, 1866 the Bonds to be drawn by lot, and paid off at 100. AGENT. Foil TN► LAUSANta AND PRIIIOURO RAILWAT 0011IPM. Loodon—Mesus. Glyn, Milk. and Co. Bischoffshelin, Ooldschmidt, and Co. The Mull) .1 and interest of this Loan era guaranteed by the general revenues of the Canton of Fritcouv, besides forming a first mortgage on the railway from Lausanne, via Fribourg. to the frontier of Berne 'about 54 miles in lengths. The object to which the Loan will be applies! is the completion of the railway above mentioned, and of which 90 kilometres are now open for traffic. The railway is connected at Lumens with the system of the West Swim, and at Thorishaus with that of the Central Swim Ballwaya. The works on that portion of the line which is not yet cam Dieted are very much advanced. and it is fully expected that the railway will be ready for opening over the entire length, in the month of August next. The detailed estimates, which have been carefully prepared, show that the proposed 1.11113 will be amp l e to defray all the coots of completion, including provisionn sr rolling stock, etc. The Burns expended on the railway up to the present time amount to 2i,000.000 francs, or £1,000,000 sterling. The terms of issue are as follows : 6 per cent. on Application. 15 per cent. on Allotment. 30 per cent. on 16th June. 35 per cent. on 10th July. 95 per cent. Subscriben will h►re the option of paying on allotment, or on either of the at one dates, the instaenta in advance under a discount of 5 per cent. for annum. la default of due payment of the Instalments, all previous pay ments will be liable to forfeiture. After Allotment Scrip Cartilleates will be tuned to " beam.' These Certificates will be e•changed for Bonds to "beam," hoed under the seals of the Canton of Fribourg and of the Rail way Company. Coupons will he attached to the Bonds, payable on Ist April and Ist October, at Messes Glyn, Bankers, Lombartistreet, London: or at Messrs Biee Ooldshmidt, and Co., Bankers, Paris, at an exchange of 24 trams per pound sterling. "be drawings by lot for redemption will take place In London, and will commence in January, 15136. The Loan will be redeemed as follows :- 1886 19a7 18511 EO,OOO 100,000 100,000 1300,000 The Bonds drawn will be paid at par with the haltyearly dividend in April. Certif,ed copies of the documents authorising the Loan can be inspected at the office of Messrs Btrcbam, Dalrymple, and Drake, 4a, Parliament.street, Westminster. Applications fur allotment, after payment to Messrs. 0 liffis. and Co., of the deposit of h per cent., to be addrund to the Agents of the Railway Corailenl.4o the care of Mr. George B. Seymour, broker, Lk Throgiuorton.strect, from whom forme application may be obtained. Its the event of no allotment being made, the deposit will he immediately returned, Gordon, May, Mgt LAUSANNE AND FRIBOURG RAILWAY SIX PER CENT. LOAN. Irun.• ArrutArriva. To be forw ar d e d to the agents, after payment of the preliminary deposit to the bankers, To the agents of the Lausanne and Fribourg Railway Ells per Cent Loan. Gentlernen,—Havlng paid to Messrs. Glyn, Wilk and Co,, the sum or I hereby nuttiest that you will allot me ib , nda of the Lausanne and Fribourg Railway Rix per Cent. Lean, and I hereby agree to accept such Bonds, or any smaller amount that may be allotted to Me, and to pay the further sum of CU her cent. on the UMW when allotted. I mu, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Signature Addrees la fall ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS lIIIJOUS and LIVIA PILLS, presumed with out say Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. ficott, wID be found Invalmible to all who stiffer from bftioes and liver com plaints, Indigestion, wind, maims, giddiness, dimineas of the eyes, de. lice biblical costiveness. as a family aperient medicine, and as •parillera tica of the blood, they are truly excell e nt In Bold by W. La thetr sad grateful to the stomach they create appetite, dlesettaa. sad strengthen the w and by hole nervmostous sys Mm— . 20, Jarmo street. In boxes, la lid. and Its. ed. Be sure to ask for Prt i ti Mem sad Uveclills. The genuine are saguaro greenpackage, with " William Inathert," engraved on the gaup. Dago LAUSANNE and FRIBOURG RAILWAY SIX LOAN. The Minis ler We L.lin per bei C 10 EN a T. anousee MAIM BIIISCRIT TION LIST will be CLOSED TOSIOZION (istosies) Arm/- NOON. the Seth toataat, et I o'cloct kis/ nes, , R and We. CHARLES KEAN ax e en at the ROYAL muscling% TELT= for a Cr! M period, and 11r. A. HAREM has grog gikeesue In announcing • their FIRST APPEARANCE. alter an absence of three year; THIS EVENING, Way 54, when LOVES 11. will be performed. Mr. and Mn. C. Kean wOl appear every evening during their engagement. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. TiIUMPHABT BUOCIBiI of NATHALIB, La Reim de °manta Her perforraanoes are unanimously pronounced by the pram to he the most beautiful ever withered. ethresed ha Her feats rily an marvels of muscular power She la sifted. Nathalie will draw the tows. TM charm white ru d.m this performance now Waal Is the snug) sod merlon Inns of the gymnast"— Daft New. May le. film will have the homier (by timpani pm asle-loa) of Esparta( envy livating.—Brllliant receptioo of Miss Bahaism lames and Mire Amy Batson in Norma and Trenton. lull bead and car ens of day popular artistes every evening Men Ahab; Dupont ; the Marvels of Peru the Brother Bisspooth led by the Barden Drummer In the World (only three years old . the live Little Yolks@ Mrs. Brian, Misers. Wished, smiths Wondrous Jiffies, the most marvel lowa treasistes la the WorId.—XVIRY IYINING. Common at light. Mancal Director. Mr. Thrums Bartleman. rPHZ LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitors to the ishibition will here find superior accommodation, coupled with the best entertainment In London. Operatic Selections received with unbounded delight every evening . and whilst the Omsk Vocalists engaged are in themselves a host of amusement, the unsmiling performance of the £LUOTr FAMILY justly entitle them to the appellation of the Wooden of the Age. Re freirwewts of all kinds from 8a m. Breakfasts, la. ; Diane?' A la earn, wr at fixed prices, away' roadi.—The LONDON PAVILION. Ticincene-street, top of the Ha LOILIL and SONNHAll= ket- Proprietors. STEVSNIS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. =lna sod COLONIAL BFlRlTN—Otevena sad Boa's ENO& Ala Ira Wag law known tor Its anparlority cd Mlee swearlol. : iiS s a ie neetteiet t. tie s ir.. : tes., is. ad. par Wolk le& Nair'• '.j am I'M catelae, 17.. pa *Man. ift i, lia. dd. &NW& Brolly, brown or pit* Ida pre Woo. Cardin* Ils. ild. In addition to Craws harass and Out imp Ontiodara terienee, 17a ”, Tama eardi--Ta. pan. Tea pre Mira cam so m es , daityag h te within Ave Nana VAII-Di-VllC—This Pure PALE BRANDY, 128. par pa" disassmarstod. sa F sasOuls to be pe =tits tram asidity, sod lery to woad Imports- Oteass la Tread batiks, par doz. at la Cu. 1101 Ibeessidzy, SM. ril izi wis=pad... d om o Arno r.i ta, hirl4llrestitt. Pale Dinner SUZB.RT, 24e. per doz. Ini= r earringe paid. Recommended with confidence. HENRY rind Diedlien and Importers, Holborn. lim o LC. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (*Pond Pow eu ad. the down), Burke Was. sad Oahe. west's *sirs Moat, In boUlea of muted and imperial mamma, and auto at la phone and upwards. hardays stout, 6 dons quarto, Oa Ale akrat battled expose* far exportation.— MOODY wad asp* Lhnoutreat. LC. 10PROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS -Li sad COUCILIS. Barrack 'wafture. Trunks, Porizasa team te.-111, Plaradlie. Catalogues tree. T.ONDOS CARPET WAREHOUSE.— Idoledvad MO.—WAUGH aad SON beg is Intimate to the acidity, gentry, aad public that their 8110 w-zoom ww tale a large amartnient at BRLBBKLB and VELTIT-TILI CARPETS, et todatul deigns and colours. The less expertear• they ha,. hid to the maalacture or =pets enable' than to pro duce Very or guattUre to then la the primal trade. handrails, , Iney, Aabussoa Carpets. &c. Mika sad ether Woke tor whams sad w,. -3 sad 000 dPokildi ; la sad Ilk Teetarriametarbresd, VIIRIOITIRE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. JI: • lise one Odatogne, doborately ithotraled with VP sway prim at every article, and estlinates tor em bosses of any clam. This very mond guide atabd v ai. and post free on appaisatloo to LZWIN CZA WCOUI. sad Co.. Cabinet Manufacturers. 22 and 21 , ciuros's - Inditilngs, ILnightsbridge. London. Country Orders carriage free. N.J. alagant and complete walnut drawing.mces mite, 36 ; dinlog-rocs ditto, In mahogaoy, 22 salmon ; and two handsome and oespYte üboes' sultan, IS and U vibes 'soh. The whole arty Mw, sad bargalna BABLOWI3 SELF - ACTIN G MEAT SCREEN roads bales Jury joint of swat with a men handful of eras. TM saving nense the swat is beautifully roasted In every poet. Maly browned eII over, and all the gravy and stateless prowler nsialsed. Prise Ida N & 'Thee. 'surprising NUM. assyeashioad by einellac ooneentratlon of hoof. ViARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's .1.1 slur thfa oeUoYoallible a ITloe thteLoooking this favourite ARINOWE AUTOMATON OINVER SEITZ& the lionotanald's Mead, warranted to lave one ton of 00111•11 throe. Moe Us. ed. (Will hut ID resew) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, or ssoltrosot disturbed in tiltlog. Will rsgai its trgliag oost to s noon& Moos ea. sod upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO MIT PILO REQUIRED: no more Ist beer or soar wine. Moe 4s. , ditto electro plated, 9n—Apply direct to JA BARLOW, potoatee, 14. King Wthism•Mrest, SW:talon liar& Son tbot Ids noise sod address is on every article ; aD others IPOrISM ZURSVialte MOIL Istobbsbod 1810. "IrUVIEEPS SPERM OANDLES, Is. 4d. and ed. per lb. ; One British was, is. fa.: transparent wax, le. gd. ; was, th Id. ; German was, la. 3d.. botanic wax, mslalßoln ; wink In : compodio, Sid., SC and the beat, NW; kr Palmer s bang; ale. ; magnum, dips, 44.; Ewald/4 ed.: Coles oil, en 11.1. per gallon . yellow 3en, 444., and Ms per 11.11ba. SM.. old wn Windsor, le. per gadget ; common brown Windsor, le.; white Madan', In ; honey, la, : glycerine and almond, le per ber—ter oink at M. P. DAVIES sad BONS eld.established ware house, 4 It. Itirtia'risam. Cassiss-sissk Ueda.- M.C. VALUES of (SOLD.—WATHERSTON and MOOD&If, for the tnformation of the Pahll4 and their asonarom Palmer, leg to make the following announcement re rents SWATS ad GOLD, feeling perssadrid that the i /the fair trader and the public will tie alike protected by Ise wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being added Into 24 parts or carats. It follows that geld of It cants Ins is 18 crate../.3 S 89 8 carats 11 11 10 worth .64 4 114 17 aerate.. S 0 1S 8 carats 1$ 11 per MOOS. eassle.. 16 79 7 carats 1 4 9 Ur:ants.. 4 1 18 carats.. 213 1 curate .. 11 24 119 carats (BALM 14 carats.. 2 9 69 carats .. 017 3 standard) 317 Ulf 13 carafe.. 26 9 4 carats 014 24 21 earata.. 314 4 12 carats.. 2 2 89 3 mats 10 79 10 carets.. 310 99 11 cants— 118 1 f carats .. 0 7 1 19 ante.. 3 7 g locarats.. 116 49 1 asrat ... 0 3 69 Ifanstactary, 16, Benriethaatmet, Coo,mtspardss, W.C., Loodon. c=hiolota ot Chian. and Jewellery ler ls. each. N.B. This tis closed at 6 to Ohs seeming, and on Saturdays atone o'clock. SPECIAL TROUSSELII WA REHOUSE.— The lama► aed mod ?erasable Stock of BRUXELLES BRlDAL . ym..2s_ead notrlgymos le Landow__ __ I'M BLAL 6LICITAIiDdrUN CAMBRIC NANDLIECHIDTIL TY Lolled OsttAttling nt replete with every novelty, t 7. the meet Inexpensive A. DLACILIKANITS ITN INDIA OUTFITTING Warehouse, 36, BOUTS AUDLItY-8111.D1T. LONDON. MR. MILER' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) zraw B?W(G AND SUMMER FROCK for the Workl-buned Booted ANGOLA 10. TBOUSILIth Is new replete and ready for inspection. These ?rowers wore originated by Mr. muss, Inc« only addresi le 73, BROOGATREET, HANOVIDAIQUARN sod who la not connected with any person kabala' and adrsr tieing to his MK ENTABLISAULD 18th DIUMWANT. UAL SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and BON, will most certainly peewee ths simht, Better eaunot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, U... steel, with Ss. to 10a. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Eye Glasses e n d. 0 at equally HA RRIS es. Harris's Prospect (Haw ISt Id. post tree. THOS. and SON, Opticians to the loyal Family, opposite the British Museum Hates, Loudon. Established 1750. Cautlon.—No travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the pepper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PRARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes 'pole of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the unto aracy of Zurope, sad it la universally in high repute. Price Ss. N. par box. Sold by A. Rowland sad Bons, 20, Ration = and by Maoists and Perfumers. AA for "Rowlands DINNEFORDI PURE FLUID MAGNESIA h. been, ra nd yeses, mapbeNatlV W- Udes4 by the mad unlrmisft aftepted by the paMk, es the but remedy for acidity of the stomach. hearWurn, headman, pee, aad ladagestioa, sad as a mild *gm :lent for delicate imalataltosa, more especially for ladles and children. It Is plowed. la a Mete of perfect purity sa d uniform stremeak cmly by DINTINSOILD sad Co., 171, New Dcad-steeet. Wades; sad ma by all nepeetable chanlele Ilammitent w wed& DIL CIILVERWICLL, LW, LB.A. , Oa KAIJUAGS: pries OMMUM% ilegialt" sag Dlsappolatments. pries 'sod pad uglime. MI" 11111■1111; or Author, ems iiwirwousbowow, w. comairsism IA& LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1862. ISOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANIZI7PTti [SAX S OP ISOLICITOWS AND . rQ. sim PART/OMAR, TO 111 MAO= AT THI OFT= OF TIM CHI massusi, cOurr or surisorror, issisomuz-srassr.l Goma' WATIoIs, New Bromley, Kent, Journeyman carpenter, to surrender June 43 at US. goLoture gnaw, West Ham, Eases, Journeyman colour maker, June 3, at IL Osman Smsr, Argyll-sheik Oktord-stropk and Adam-street, Adolph', bookseller, June 11, at Ilk Joann' Wassus mop, Albert-Moot, Hackney-road, boot maker, Juno 3, at 11. ClUegni lLuTsiw Ins, Drury-lane, carver and gilder, June A, at 11. WILLIAM HACK, High-street, Maryleboue, journeyman gab- Mager, June S, THOMAS Hamm Nam, Tunbridge, June 8, at 12. OMOMen Wawa, Oreat Ormond-street, Queen-square, late corn nerds' traveller Jam s, at 10. DAM= Wang% 13beppertou street, New North-road, Journey man butcher, June k at 11. 3111.1 An ADDISON, lloyd's Coffee-Muse, City, underwriter, June at It RILL= OALWOCHOT, Boa , Amesbury, reporter to • foreign newspaper, June at IL JOes Biltento, Woolwich, aiststrat to a grocer. June 3, at It BUST UMW. Tm, Ibuicoordam4 aad Corimend4old, Phalle°, carpenter, June 3, at 11. WIIIIAX Haar Mows, Bodkotrow, Islington, editor, June 3, at 10. _ , _ Imam) Wok's am Blackman-street, Borough, hatter, June 3, at 11. WILLIAM GOODWIN, Brentwood, Eases, watchmaker, June 3, at 11. Luau GONTIROOM Thames Mean, dealer In chemicals, June 3. at 11. . . . . . Elie NOWT. Finsbury place, dealer In sawing machine, Jane; at 115. HEIST .BlanILL, Francis-street, Goldenaquare, Massed etc- Pallor, Jane s at llt. nuns Vracmiy, New &ream, Wins, contractor, Jana 1. at 12. Wan and Ocrirrat lan& Ilreketa . l. Uwe gapping aserobenat, Joe & at P / r ra= l4Nllti ir a a ". Iscrn, e - lllogton-=, Tam town tid ier to a coal merchant, June I, at 12. 001/12.122 Busman Manx sad Maus' HAMMY, little Toweretreet, City, merchants, , ALUMS Dawn. Qt late June groceaat rll. , June I, at 124. Ntimeltm. llAMatame, Gnat Arent, tonne= cooper, Jar 6, at ltd. . Inn= Sorr, Croydon , hone dealer, Jane 7, at 111. Bads Nlloo‘. Bedford-square, Commerdal-road, pneral dealer, Jane 7, at 111. Wawa' 00ogs, Deal. lloensed victualler, Jaw 7, at Ilk. CitnatillWoLra, Ilniptield, Surrey, been top keeper, Jane 6. at I. Rreltanll Cam, Iffah-street hill, City, surveyor. June 7, at Jan SWIM Burgh Castle, Suffolk, Weer, Jane S, at S. Itolign Taus °own, Weston street, Southwark, ceePer, June S. at IL Bsiosa Nrwienag, Pennon-plan, West Indla-nad, commission agent, Jane 1, at L Ganes Ungwandff, Banway•place, 011arduereet, china dealer, Jane 6, at S. Gun.. Lag, at. Puffs-road, Walworth, builder. Jane L at S. BIWA= Jiving linpwood, Staffordshire, stone ganger, Jose I,allll 11111)1110[ AMMO HARWOOD, Birmingham, bookseller, June Mont/ Giovi, Cradley-heath, Staffordshire, carpenter, Jim 6, at ii 1116 Luirr, Birmingham, bream caster, June 2, at 12. .70111 WM licksoo, Worcester, licensed victualler, June 9, at U. Titoism Hawn, St. George* Salop, mercer, June 2, at 12. OR M= Bristol, cost Jane 6, at 11. Hwy Balntlinat Danywerv, Anoonshire, termer, June., at U. Jong 00171 D, Cardiff. June 6, at 11. Jonas% Nagiatina, Plymouth, tobacconist. Jule 11, at 104. WILLIAM TOUR, Babhicombe, Devonshire, builder, June 4, at it Jars BLOIDILL and ficsaims BLIMIDILL, Ilfracombe, Devon shire, schoolmistresses, June 4, at I. WILLIIM TATISON, Upper Poppleton, Yorkshire, publican, June 6, at 11. Scarborough, stonemason, June 5, at 11. long Townson. Sheffield, electro plater, June 2, at 10. Museum Winlumerox, Sheffield, grocer, June 2, at 10. 'Muni LuJIW?, Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer, June 16,at 11. Warman ffimeroz, sun., Liverpool, tobacco manufacturer, June 2.t 1L . . . - , ItamJaing IIItiARLIT, Liverpool, rtonemaaon, June 2, at 11. 1011 WaLtass, Denb_igb, maltater, June!, at 11. MO* 110113 BISHOP. Liverpool, couuntaalon agent, June 6, at 11. BOBER? 10101 Bitartzt, St. Helena, lumaahire, grocer, May $l, 1t 11. COgrugg, JOSEPH ALLURE, and lirrrintsr ARNOLD, June M 11. W=l r s ir g i l mr, e jidham, beareeller, June 11, at 12. Janine WILKINSON BOOTH, Rochdale, money broker, June 11, at 11. imam Thoiurrori Wilunctn, Gateehead, Durham, and New eaMl►npon-lyae, glue manufacturer, June 6, at I t. Kamm BAin, Birth, Northumberland, slater, June 2, at 12. Osamu Sotwas, Birmingham, plumber, Jane 10, at 10. XDRARD ILLARD, Nechell'e-green, Warwickshire, butcher, June in, at 10. . /0101BALDLIT, Aston,Wervlckshire, electro plater, June 16, at 10. Wituest litanun Calemrnairr, Birmingham, casting pot maker, Jane 16, at 10. ?Hogan Warner, Nottingham, jeweller, June 11, at 10. Jim= BiLuanLlT. Manchester, provision dealer, June 3, at 4. Jalapa Docout, Manchester, bundler, June 3, at Joiur Wzgron, Manciteeter.goger merchant, June & at Ite. Rome Prone& Brighton.'estponter, June 9, at 11. wuytan ilm,ups, Brighton, career and glider, Jape 9, at 11. Nara BUMLAGI, Brighton, plumber, June 9, at 11. BonarrtlMOWß, Stunaluster Newton, DorseSehlre, baker, June 2. as 12. Tatpus Dcrwrixr, Ortwocote, N at 11. , grocer, June 0, Norma Aalacton. Norfolk. June 5. at 11. Join MATNAII, lierryhill, Herefordshire, carpenter, June 4, at 9. JoHN BAisn, Peterborough, bonebreaker, June 7, at 10. Joint ILtrnit, man., Coventry, late licensed victualler, June 14, at 19A. Jolt. Itairtigs, Reading, baker. June 7, at I. WHAJAiI Sarni, Reading, late innkeeper, June 7, at 1. Jong CHAPMAN, Crowland, Lincolnshire, bootinaker, June 2, stile. Tecau Boas, Netherton, Worcestershire, bully collier, June 2, at 10. oreAiGm, Netherton, Worcestershire, batty collier, Jane 5, at 10. Inadat Holiday and Hllllll2 Holten', Stoke St. Mary, Somer. astabire, late farmers. June 2, at 12. Izoftaz_lioiszy, Stoke St. Mary, Sontersetahlre, yeomen, June 2. at 12. THostaa Indium Btacarottn, Worcester, draper's assistant, Jane 11, at 11. RLIITLL aurra, Northampton, beerseller, June 7, at 10. Joan enanamui, Blisworth, Northamptonshire, late miller, June 7, at 10. Jame FOOO, Hulme, Lancashire, Journeyman cow-hunter, June 7, at 10. Joan Batman, Pendleton. Lancashire, plasterer, June 7, at 10. Bactiaan ILIZMUNT, Brasted, Kent, journeyman bricklayer, June 3, at 2. JOlll/11 MoLotIIIII, Lewes, bottled beer merchant, May 30, at 11. WILII.I.IIDIINCILBY, Luton, 13edh,rdshi re. builder, June 0, at 4. Wu. Lian Main Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, grocer, J une 3, MIL Jona CIIPTES, Lincoln, butcher, June 4, at 11. TMONAII RICHARDS, Blaenycwin, Glamorganshlre, cotlier , June WILILY ClociLZl. Wattle, Devonshire, innkeeper, June?, at 2. Jolla BELSON East Butterwick, Lincolnshire, wheelwright, June I, at 10. intim Houma Witham. Essex, carpenter, May Si, at 11. TIOSIMI MOWIAM, Swansea, builder, June 1. at 3. IllOmml Maisano Ca•attswoani, Bradford. Yorkshire. school master, Jane 10, at DM. MIN Raise, Wooldale, Yorkshire, coal dealer. June 9, at 10. WILLIAM ♦lhlR, Haubtuy, Oxfordshire, carpenter, June 6, at 10. Joni Assn lincKAY, Chelmsford, ash:wager, May 31, at 11. Halle MMUCCDOZ, Chelmsford, greengrocer, May 31, at U. Joni Ba3ws, Yareham. Hants, beer rotator, June S, at 11. Us,Alt POOR, Backland, Haute, fanner. Jane 5, at 11i. TIIONAI Wl:Wax% Neyland New Town, Pembrokeshire, boot maker, June It, at 11.. , WILLIAM itlainzt, Tytheseeton, Olamerpnehlre, fanner, June . _. . at IL - ELM Amen EMDMOYIRLD, &cam, Suffolk, carrier, June 7, at 10. Joan HARWOOD, Bury, Lancashire, shoemaker, June 19, at 11. lAMBI Dula, Klngston.upon.lluil, whipmaker, June 9, at IL YRRDiraiCa WouD BRAD, Klngston.upoullull, gentleman, May SI, at IL , ____ , . TsomAx WALE swam. Newton, Warwickshire, butcher, June 4, /op STIPMEN .1C142411403, West Ferry, Lincolnshire, cordwaner, May ta, at 11. • .11aa.atur COLMAN, Norwich, attorney' dark, June I, at IL J. Kegley, Coble, Lancsah,tre, grower-June IS. J. Beller, OMmw shaw, quarryman-Jane t 7. M. Meek . Sierteagles, IfigleM, wheelwright-June 6. J. Battenby, UMW 801105, ,, =re spinner -June 6. J. larnworth, Tom ... hire, carter-June 24. F. Mason, Great wheelwright-July IL J. Veal, Blackwater, itZia - lune ss. H. Hopkins, Peterborough. fruiterer-June 17. H. Payne, NS, Coventry, watch finisher-Joni 21. Margaret Coldwell Kahl, Manchester, late schoolmlitrisie -June 14. W.H. Perkins, Basler, currier-June 4. 0. Freda, Chatham, pork butcher-June 6. T. Mt, Gillingham. Kent, baker-June 20. IL Brownplpeldek, Hemmed valuer--June tii. C. A. Lovell, BridgwateressisissS shire. ironfounder-June 4. J. Parker, Newtown, Sioo= Mire, late innkeeper-June 14. J. Packer, Cold shire, blacksmith-June It W. We Herehrd, " %lehair.. June 14. J. Caller, Benerell, Norfolk, ume = Forricett St. Peter, Norfolk, dealer-Inly 12. W. Into& Pleasant, Westmorelandshire, tea dealer-Joe IL J. Llattock, Breconshlre, col lier-June! C. Mask; Far= ningteld, Siam blacksmith-Jane 14. G. 0. Bltterlag, Math Wenlock. Salop, coal salesman-June 11. Ma Seam, widest, High Sullen, Stalfordahire-June 11. W. MD* Waken. Itta/wile shire, broker-June 14. F. Farrow. esosrestablre,l4o4bor . -Jane 14. J. Purser, Woolley, Souterseteh poeer-Jum 111. h. Outer, Bidduiph, Staffordthirsi, Messemdzsr-June 17. J. Claidt, Southampton, marine don dielor-Juss 17. 11, 0. Weise Southampton, baker-Joe 4J. White, Groveeend, late 1 . 1: vletwaGer-June 9. G. Pellet inekseW, Usoolashlre. i Jam 40. Hardin, ILlagibmwes.ll,66B.Br-Juo• 4 W. L MOO% ilauston.upoo•Hall asimloloanne 6. D. Yaw ing; Lthotoo-upon.lfull iL lowurt am W. 1. J. PM* Caroll, spar sake uss , Carolll, heard victualler-Joao IL J. Bell, Combirlimiliks„ Inn. e ' 12. G. Armstrong, Cmaierismillims, cattle er-,.fiums 12..1. Orladals, Wawa* 040014e1204. shire, auntie. 4.00-4 me IL J. essibilli, WWI& Ifirk- shire. innkeeper-Jene It W. Tads- i shire, beerhottes keeper-June 11 6 , 1 7. a rtt 42" tjell ia M Her folk. publican-Jur 11. F. was. ssafrit. beershop keeper-Jams 10. J. Mit ' = shim fenmftw--Jum It M. shire, IleoredvfotraMse-Juse 11. Z.D. ,1104•44 bekur- J gun 21. J. Wobber. Darter assarnstrilm. Gas IL f ii. Har i zio Dait=m-Jusio 111. G. weed meg :4-.1 S. Worm Ihsillsel Jody S. W. abseil& pos bids WS= sum Stanwell, z, balm-Joss 14 C. Orawm444 imami"i __ °n Wiwi DSCL4.I.42IO L ... N 01 DFIrIWIND. . . . . GIORGI RAMAT, Waroop, Wesleneeirid, eorderninet—ist and nail dividend of Id., any &Ay, at InelliA Appleby. imirirrixibtopmnuoi 4Z-za: DLSTIUCT SAVIN0811711111C(=rt Bath.la street-to make a call of U. pea - - - - - . - - June 6. L Cahen,Stren, - 67 — Seldineenge, _Miler -June IL W. H. Pickeraipll, moments, Tembefilt nese victualler- June 6. J. P. Mew and G. Thorne, Newport said West Cowes, Isle of Wight, emposers-June 6. H. Taylor, Proneriekhortilea, Daistos. mere 's Welk-Jaw 17. O. Newarierr. Iltrapahhita, City, Woe merchant-June 10. J. Marft Sloodent, liassltsakke. tea deekr-Jone R Xeres 11=INdsrtig& sheemelker law 0. P Take, Itsedgerd, Y agnihkine T. adM, Worksop, Notts, tanner -Jonel li Tr e lMardri, Teiriper. try, Chestdre, T hese'Jtura 6. H. D. Oepea dhsow iteaki= urtneme R. ilding, Inallbertshosit& o. illonar. Beth, wirpesner-4•6 I& a r k hegira pod J. Grant, Great Tower. City, wtremorolitate-Jruse Booker, sea., sad T. Boalwr„ Mastolema. City, morchmts IL -Jane IL L Cooke end IL Cooke, Mesabi" &mint, Durham, gmlni r m icA ufactorere TBS to be peals/. Was ow be shown to tie tionnory on er beim the et seet= ver_ lone 16 J. Lockwood, S. It. Ha e rrison, J. K. Warrat, w =neass, .upon-H2 bealsm PARTNIVEZIPS DESIOLTIO. C. S. WHilems and T. Bake, ftmeeMekiset, Peptar, sidireakers -J. Price end Mary Morrie. Witiobew i.e. lolWo J. It Tindall sod & B. Where. %WI monies W. W W. .Dlnivsjiidil.Uh4".crekheicatoit.u. ir l i or ri. tiblre ßa : drmgaft- , Gills sr ousectorers-B. Weaver and A. Weaver, Menchester, wise arm chants-J. Taylor, Ir. Bator, and J. loWder,Oldbary, Worms- WWI% heisftoaders, so far as regards F. Imor--J. Stogie and Clark,=.'heat, oplichtamm-11. Reborn 1311 W. Yorkshire, ineeibotorees-M. at ' d be r a ktions, Accrington, Lament'', jotosn-J. & Sonlor n = J. Procter; Jon., Bradford, Yorkshire, gag merchants-D. Emithope sod W. Thomas, New Charlton, Lent timber mer chants-D. Asset and B. Danville, Leadenhall.strest, City, oserchento-Y. lOUs and J. Vans, Tipton, Staffordahlen batty miners-1 if. Curter aad P. Jackson, Leeds, cloth Intalsers- J. P. Abbott and J. T. Motley, Liverpool, hosiers-Swab Jane Tremont lad Jane Mall, Consign, Warwickaidne, atlesolmb tresses -J. Whllehoad sad Ann Crick, B keepers-W. 1/icorl and W. Hodson, N=sent all 0. hiker and J. Miter litenchester, cabinet makes' - . Taylor and G. Thompson, Darlington, Durham, butchers-T. Wow and T. Clarke, Pendleton, lenceshlre, lace manufacturers-& Callow and J. Fhb, Over harem Lancashire, cotton manufacturers- T. Novell and T. Ozlede, teclestocetreet and Zbary-eireet, Pk*. Ike, ipocerw-W. B. Wilsoo, B. W deon, sod G. J. Wilma, Skip too, Yorkshire, faresers-J, Thompson and J. Abbott, 'lidos. Staffordshire hoodoo/Wert-D. Abercrombie and T. Artoo, Brad ford, Yorkshire, gal reerehants-A. Roldson and W. Oldley, Bradford, Yorkshire, spinner-1. C. Psetow and T. C. Hama dan& Manchester, commiselen agento-J. Lack. so far as le garde his otenexice with the tiro of J. Leak and Co., Otamsyr, calends:ere SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. TNWILAS WEL= (deceased , , Edinburgh, bookbinder, Kay SR at Dowell and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh 11110N/A TOYAMA Glasgow. builds*, Mayl9, at !the /weft Hall, Glasgow. Aksiattoza 01PAY. Onagow, cabinetmaker. May 27, at Its 1t eulty Hall, Glasgow. 110111MCALIAll, see., Glaapw, and ROBWIT CALDER. JUL, Nether woad.pumbartonahire, Um. merchants. May 111, at the Faculty . . Hall:Glasgow. eirnint Dt Stan Haalupoi, Edinburgh, stock broker, May 27, at Dowell and Lyon's Boom, Edinburgh. TRONA, Roes, jun., Gemmel, tamer. JIM 11. at M'Llitou'll Hotel, Blairgowrie. Ludes Boon Mat?. Glasgow, driamaker, June 2, at Dowell and Lyon's Booms. lkUnbetrgh. THE LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE RELIEF FUND. The committee of the above fund met yesterday morning at the Mansion-honse ; the „Right Horn. the LORD Dimwit in the chair. The gentlemen present were Mr. (lotto*, Mr. Barber, Mr. Morley, Mr. tage, Mr. Lyoett, and Mr. Dilberaglue. Letters were read acknowledging the ' receipt of the sums forwarded last Friday, amounting to I 7001. Several letters ,from different towns in Lanouhire and Cheshire, asking for aid, were read and considered, and it was resolved that the following sums mould be seat forth with, via :-2501. to Dukinlisid, 501. to Millbraok, 1001. to Wattram,lool. to Witten, 501. to Bayles, 1004 to W' in addition to the 2501. already asst. making ~ and also 1501. to Ashton, in addition to the 1001. sent on the previous occapios, making 2301. — making • , total of 8001., which was sent away by last night's post. Mr. Gibbs, the acting secretary, also read • letter signed by the Bev. Charles Robins, of Clare. 1 1 market, Strand, stating that though his district was per haps the poorest in London, his congregation, in addition to small contributions in pence in daily service, had to him a Sunday evening collection for the purpose giving some little aid to the distressed operatives in lenoaebire, and they bad authorised him to inform the Lord Mayor and committee that they would guarantee 11. Ia every week so long as the distress WWI, or if the Lord Mayor and committee would select three families to receive 7s. per week, provided they were of good character, and that their wants solely originated from the stoppage of a mill. The committee, though appreciating the truly Christian and benevolent feeling which prompted the offer, resolved that they could not pick out any special subjecta for charity ; and that unless the money could be paid into the general fund, the inhabitants of Clare-market must select the three families at their own discretion. Among the donations which came to hand during jester. day were the following : Messrs. J. Shoolbred and Co., 25/.5a. ; Lady Emily Tollentache, 101. Mrs. Bertram Evans, 101. 10s. ; Mr. F. W. Papa, 101. ; km. and Miss Wai mea, el. ; Mr. William Danger, 51. ss. ;G.B. A. 51. ; Mr. J. Whitbrick Whitbrick, 151.; G. W., 51.; George Osborne Margrus,s/. ; Rear.Admiralooldsmith, C. 8 ., 51.5..; Workmen in the employ of Mr. E. (loader, header. 31. 7a. 4d. ; collected in the shop of J. and D., Loodoo, Rich mood, l!. 9s. 2d. ; The Rev. L. C., 21. Ps. ; Mr. Augustus Goldamid, 31. 3s. LAST MAN:MATIONS. June 13. J. Harding, Collingwoodatreet, Blackfrlars-road, ear veyor-.June 18. G. Owen, Norwich, and Colchester. theatrical manager-June 13. .1 F. grans, Albion-cottages, Camberwell. clerk in *enema-house-June 18. T. Ambrose, Lee stmt, lugs land-road. leather seller-June 18. B. G. Cunningham, Elizabeth terrace, Notting-hill, corn merchant-June 11. J. 0. Bartlett Shenton.street, 0141 Kent-road, painter-June IS. J. D. Grace Church-row, Newhigton.hatta, torownlst-June U. O. Humble Southwark, hop merchant -June 19. C. H. Biddle, Bath-house South Lambeth-road, ship owner-June 19. J. A. 86344'11mm Broad-street, Oolden.square, tailor -June 19. IL Duerr, Bid borough. Kent, miller - June l9. J. Batchelder, Great Tichneld street, Yarylebone, baker-June 20. C. W. Hanington, Alder mans -walk, City, general merchant-June 19. L Kemp, Alaaorahaerreos, Gloucester-road, endears I:ohmage. Mark-ire, oonamtmlon agent-June 20. G. W. Loftus, Thayer-street, Cavendish-square-June 20. C. F. Parsons, Glambouse-yrrd. Alderigaratreet, licensed victualler-June 20. F. W. Mike, Freaderreet, Deptford Newtown, ineuranos agent-June 27. J. Robson, Argyle-street, Regent-street, and St. John's-terrace, Battereta, army tailor-June 20. F. Wilcox, Oloncestercottsges, Fulham-gar market gardener-June 14. A. Bleach, Harbert. street, New Nor:Broad. agent-June 19. J L. Baker, Churchill road, Homerton, builder-June 20. J. J. Reynolds , Cheam, Sar ney, lnoker-June B. D. Fray. Varplace, Pelham, coal dealer -June 20. W. J. Allen, Souther, Hants, butcher-June 20. W. Bette • Idharn, Suffolk, maltirter-Jane 20. 11. Jones, Clarendon. t . Camberwell, onimnlaslon agent-June 20. T. Castle, l y ee itham-street, Bryanstooe-equare, upholsterer-Jane 10. J. Austin, Brewer-street, Somers.town, journeyman to a corn mer chant-June 19. C. Humphreys, Wellington-at, oet, Newington causeway, baker-June 18. L Shesrd, Otheonaquare, Islington, commission agent-JuneHusk, Charles-street, g e a p m erali berweU, dealer in books-Jane 113. J. Bailey, Deptford, re penter-June 18. W. Hammond. Harwich, lases. Horsed vic tualler-June 20. R. Biddle, Walcoaplar Kensington-road, commercial traveller-June W. H. Burnside, Hanover-plans, Clapham-road. surgeon in the royal navy-Jane I& W. Chalet. tem, Havelock-place, Bethnal-green-June 18. W. C. Ashford. Ibeierreet, Cheapelde, oilman-June W. A. 0. Lego, med. Cbsbes-May 29. 111thia Bottle, Windeor-ternes, Harrow keeper-June 19. W. Bony, Wll4lOOOl. gi a ma d iald=l i rceneed victualler-June 20. 7L O. W. Wear, Kbeilmod, Chia, mercantile clerk-June IA J. Wardle/ea °AGM. sinest-Jam 19. F. J. amnia& Dir eetpaare, and Kendal-green, attoren• I& & kriftott, Pa i dl4=tl i v= to road. engineer-Jane 10. J. IL Breaks, carpenter-Am, 19. J. Mak, Emirs square, War-June 10. J. G. losooml"lirritrolt= l .= say, ballast-Jane 30. O. Cartwrlght. Wa &wobble( drsper-Jeas W. Z. lawitattakkelter sollsr-Jar S. J. Irma* bast dialsr-Jams IL E. Terri. aat, dyer -Jos• W. Rotiossa. Phydeskait. ' taller--James.o. 4tld, 111000101= 1001 / 41 / 01-80110 aL I A purse of forty sovereigns bas been presented T. Ir. 1/040$01, 010ssk-Julyi JAL tlaski p m g el. " l " by dr of IL James , lianneedeer es Rev. imasblee. alert -Jams IL W. 116/004 LiIIV YlO - TL H. Isribaw. C. ladow, Dirersid M.A., laestabsed, and late prasebst all Its llkkieharst, Classillyi, woollen ds /Wwwll/111ww0+1010 IL Magdalen. DEITSBOUS ROBBERY BY FOREIGNERS. During the past week the foreign members of the light-fingered fraternity have been busy among the watchmakers of Olerkenwell, and among the unfortunate victims is Mrs. Gee, of 21, Nyddeltosetreet, upon whom it appears two gentlemanly-looking foreigners called several tiptoe last week relative to the purchase of • large quantity of good', which they selected on the occasion of their last visit. They looked at a number of gold watches, and eventually decided on purchasing to the animist of nearly 5001. This was on Monday last, sad they intimated that they were expecting a remittance from Amer ca on the following day, when they would call and pay for the goods they had selected if Mrs. Gee would permit !them to pack them up. They packed the gold watches in a cigar came in the presence of Mrs. GM and her foreman, tied it round with cord, sealed it, sad deposited it in a black leather bag, which they placed oath* counter for Mrs. Gee to take are of until they could egad for it. They then directed her attention to a gold ehrowo- ' meter and immediately afterwards left the WillehOUSIA Mn. Ole &led the bag ia • piece al safety until Thursday eras ing, t seeing nothing of the two foreigners she bees. to suspect all was not right, and'unpacked the bag, when, to her dismay, she found that although there was a black leather beg, containing a cigar box, sealed and tied up with aced, her 5001. worth of gold watches had been transmuted inte their equivalent weight in sea pebbles, the fact beim that while negotiating for the sale of the chronometer the thieves had most dexterously contrived to substitute another bag for the one in which they bad so carefully packed their booty. Information was at once given to the police, but . although they have some clue to the scamps, it is very doubtful if they will succeed in getting either them or the property. One of the men was stout and the other rather slim, end both 'Wei they bad LA 1110Ule from Lestacky. They ppvs a aril with the same of Menieco, weishmirker, IsraimMe, [Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE METROPOLITAN TOLL OATES-DEPUTA TION TO THE HOME SZORITART. A deputation of delegates from several of the districts, accompactied by Lord Reny and Mr. = h il tl m a ibl ieo y r e r s e terday afternoon waited upon the Right Hon. Sir 0 , her Majesty's priongol Sem tary of State for the Home Department to call his attention to the vexation and iajnatioe created by the existence of toll gates in the very heart of the metropolis. There were she present Mr. J. E. Bradfield, the hon. see. of the M Toll Reform Aasociatioo ; Mr. Matthew Fonter i4 = stead ; Mr. Thomas Slater, K • ; Mr. John Qualm , lead, Camden Town ; Mr. J. W. Turn er, Kensington ,• Mr. W. James, Pimboo ; Dr. Sogdian, chairman of the Bark ing -road committee ; Mr. Logg, chairman of the Bermood off committee ; Mr. Black, chairman of the Surrey-side (Wadsworth) committee; Mr. Geo. Harding, chairman of the Onalsenrell cummittee. _ . . Lod 111017 T, in atWAwing the deputation, said that °wag to the different pans which the matter which the dasielatios had to urge had mimed in the course of time, he woo sot now quite no familiar with the question as he had bees when he bad the honour of being on of the par Harasaftryripmmalitives of the COILOty of Middlesex. The 1 serleorees a I whirl they emplained was on which was ' wen karma, and had been loos agitated. Even so far back as MS do ezhilesse of tollgates in the neighbourhood of W sistrepolie wsis hit to be a gnat hardship, and a royal remain, el which Lord Lossrisle was the present chair- Mi, 11:1 0. 1 appointed to take steps to remedy it, but they that their sdforts is that dinettes were = /w a d by the parochial balmlike, and so things had gm cm from bad to worse. Owing to the rapid norm et adding' is all parts of the asleep& tauspik•-pies whirl' had bees at that tleas r were sow is the vee7 heart of the toms. It ma sem iissailiad lisle then boo abolished, hat as tha r hidlestroiriell• impious - et Omar Issiallill roadthiroosh awl*, atossta, they haslorhsrever it was far thew to do so, pat aqi hem at the spasigie !sic sash elk alrible ; there were seier is the asahispella olio piss sad hie *ea whoa the cormluisa was amide& Owelosaquiseoe of the araatioa of than bars el So AY elpialls was to fate IME 01 . to such an M I Min that to tray the ialialitisate of use mill trargay for the reelateosooe ot a road which lay Mils pariah. Ws G. GIST inquired in what mama the perishes led elisakad the views of the royal eammisaims. • Lord Baum replied that ia 1830, whoa the easatiedoem ineseeted a bill to do away with • pie to the asiststroas hod of 131. Chlote-poinail, sad another gets is the eerie ad BS. Labs% the vestry of that parish interfered to provost the oast of the nisiatenazios of the road being amt upon the pa rishioners, singing that there was sot on of them who pos sessed a morose or say other whirls-.chat awe air G. C. Lewis, whoa Hose Beatelary, eseparoi rs = to atoll& moral other gates, but had not, owing to similar peraddal oppcsitiou, proceeded with it. sir G. Gan was not aware that Sir G. C. Lawrie had prepared any such measure, but knew that he had boss is reneepoodssee with the Metropolitan Road Oemsoiniesem as the goistal question. Ms J. E. BIUDMILD explained that Sir G. C. Lewis was. whew is ogre, to have received the preeast deputation to analitis their views in rearm* to • bill whisk he had at that line esoiempleied istradasirsi into the Some a Osualoas, but had postponed rennin them until he had soundied with this easFaimioaers. la 1806, whoa the ... . . Effesb el Oommiss_ spinted a sleet conunitio• to inquire tligaradieett lard - Lenedals, the chairmen of the metro 10•111111111d00, who was eziusined as • odowinaged it Vat it grievance that tams shoald wi tir a mired meeleepentee Made eater* free to those raddinO eel Oin Oct pies, whereas the entire cost of their =db. Wiwi* we thrown alio, these maident is the salmi" hoped the piss, no that the suburban districts we towel for Ow maintenance of the urban roads. Still, .. had lam shwa done to remedy the grievance.lg ocwilthilis• hod, IS vta true d off its led use ablitensol ii a stated ncy, for it item enters NO preseetskto parliament that when.; tbe , MAY he glee year amoeba to only 67,0001., the esol it Ow roe* WI boa 77,0001. ; whereto Is M • irthaw we• s t ii tgg a reis is the diarists in - •llleleiri seilleiset 'mew see eds *par the rime but she te peg ell ars of their &AL Bbs new tor the champ wee thek these who were acquainted with the PerarePhT the dente could, notwi th standing the large neisthor id sidoilters, sande the toll. Par n0m ...,, i all tr asis em ed se tneale fei bie dign so den tl town diset contact t toll ii= C :r l ipike teed shirr not pay ass Illf pt. toll. AOde. to trust at the Now - liartineeer s" kmarg ewes& mid not bar* hese renewed, all the Raft betwassi High- Illlryi Planoirax, and tie City amid TON by that thorough ' nod so serapethe laßagton pie. To show the a d the present system he would mention that whereas the toll-pte on the Fulham-road was epee Stainia ge, -hetede the trust commenced at Wi ll iam.street Knights and Ow consequent* wee that the inhabitants ol Maws sod Brampton had the free use d the road, whereas Owes Bring beyond Stanley-bridge bad to pay for the oat of the nod. Again the Benidurtina trust command at the Marble-arch, and the tollvate wee et Nottiog-hill. That arrangement left the road free le the wealthy inhabitants of Tyburnia. and threw a heavy am opal the inhabitants of fthapberd's.busit and Brentford. Sir Ci. GMT inquired what were the aped& steps which the deputation wished her Majesty's goverment to adopt. Mr. J. E. BRADFIILD replied that they desired to hare all the gates within the metropolitan boroughs and for half-a -m& beyond their limit abolished, as stated in their inemserial ; and specified the pta which such a mamma would do away with. They were Isesincton. Nod*. kill, High-street, Camden Toni, Chalk Furs t /Coati& Tows, r ust, Islington, Einpland, Oaaxbridepe-heoth. and City-road. Sir G. OBIT then bawl it Sir dereeeekel ,Shed eh He memorial. Mr. J. E. BRADFIELD replied in the affirmative, and also upon the ler.gth of time the commisaion lead been without doing anything to remedy the evil. Sir G. GRIT said be had had en incidental mover. ration with Sir Wm. Jolting, one of the oonsmintioners, oa the subject, and understood from him. but not officially, that they wen now about to move in the matter. He should, however, seek another interview with that gentle man, and imeertais the precise step they contemplated. Mr. J. E. BRADFIELD had heard from private sources that the oomminsioners had prepared a bill. but unless her -.I them - Majesty's government Karma oo twelve years might elapse before they got It enacted. Bir G. Garr—You would of course be better pleased it it were dose in six menthe _ it;vingthanked the right boa. baronet for hie oourteriy, them withdrew. ! TWOPENCE TXLMARAPRIC INTFLIIGE/s GL Muni% THE PRINCE OF WALES.—THE HERM OOVINA. OONSTANTIROPLB, MAY 23. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will leave for Athens on Monday next. Despatches received here confirm the news al the re-capture of Nicksic.h by Dervisch Pacha The Montenegrins have made three assaults on Zubzi, but were each time repulsed by the Turks. THE REPRESENTATION OP SHREWSBURY. A correspondent of the Birmingham Daily Post says :—" A considerable change has taken place in reference to the fort coming election sines my last polies of the Malin bare, and the contest, from the present septet of affsire, will in all probability be a sharp ooe. As I said before, it was generally believed that Thomas Boasey, Jan., would be put forward by the liberals, and in order to kno w the feeling of his family on the subject a deputation waited on his father in London, when it WY agreed that, owing to the gentleman's absence, it would be better not to put him in nomination in opposition to Mr. Oakeley ; and it was at the same time agreed that Mr. Henry Robertson, CR., should be waited upon, and asked to come for ward oo the liberal interest. Some of the liberal party were anxious that Mr. Clement should stand, but profes sional considerations make it impossible for him to come forward, and now Mr. Robertson has issued an address, in which he says, ' Should I be fornicate enough to attain the honour of representing you, I will enter parliament an independent supporter of the present ministry. As one of your townsmen, feeling •lively intermit in all matters of local importance. I can confidently ask you to rely upon my zealous and faithful services.' Here, then, is the mooed candidate, and now the question asked by all is, ' Which will win? as there appears to be • division of the railway in terest.' The ortme of Mr. Oskeley say that the peat influence possessed by Morn. Bigamy and Field will be thrown into the balance in his favour ; while the friends of Mr. Robertson assert that their man comes forward with • full assurance of being supported by the same parties. Again, it is questioned whether Mr. Oakeley will come to the poll, or shall retire at the last hour, as be did three years ago. The conservatives do not appear to have much confidence in him, and Mere is a rumour &bowl town of an application having been made to the ("Arita* Club for • gentleman to come forward and contest the 1 borough on tory principles, and that the club would nil eatertain it. Mr. Onkeley is in Shrewsbury, and humped the greater portion of this day parading the streets M sem pany with his solicitor. It is expected that he will Mks geoix irt an early unity of addressing the elector', according to his in his address, and give a full exposition el 1 lb opisiose. Mr. Robertson many think has a chases,uall the important engineering works with which be bee hell connected in Shropshire, giving him great Mumma agiengpt the middle classes, tends to co - firm that belief. gdeier of the candidates is likely to be ha high favour with the aristocrats, who havcinfluvissa Is the borough ; sod flaw all that Is said about tows It Al sot be minim Ifs third shosid sprier in the W.* BOARD OF Worn—The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday ; Yr. F Doehoe, LE, In the ehair. Reports were terceerbt up from the Works sad Improvements Committee recomanendlogrier- Mill improvements in Old Breed•stroet and Threadneedle street, City, which were agreed to A report was also brought up from the committee on the Covent-gardea op pan do., stating that th at portion of the Southwark sad Westminster communication between High-street mid Bed Cronetniet, will be open for public traffic in the course of the ecamag week; and recommending that the subway. never, and vaults in the hoe of the Southwark and West minster commuoicatin, be extended from the Southwark bridgr road to Great Guildford-street, and the roadway paved with maim ; that the works be executed by Mr. Dowse, at the prices pacified in the schedule to his pretest contract. the probable oust befog about 5,000/. ; that Yr. Downs be required to compine the work withia three months from the date of the order to commence the rms. and that the rmosesary steps be taken for r ci an ri: Te tt out the arraaprenet. The researnsodation war to. and after Bose statism %Sam had ben die of, the board adjourned. COLLISION AND LOIN or LINZ ON THU RIVEN. Tssiertlay wane& at as early boar, a fatal accident cc- Winn co the river, egfj than, te a waterer. maned James Jury, residing at Gibsou-streee, Beat Orresswick. It ap peased that the deceased and a mac missed Bruhn were peosemint y down the river in a mall boat, which wee • rope to a screw smauvereel. The boat was = men mesas yea down and completely emeand by a =mi sad Jury was struck lute the water and sae his life by ding* to the rO lo p rr o l t D tat list ophionee yea rendered. Limnos ton Phsszscnn ON BOARD TEN CANA puN AIL PACIZTS Tovcanto AT LOSIDONDIMAY.— Oa 7h eareday . the llith of Jou, and theuerforward, lotion for ea Want the Caeadina mil packete Onahiast at iasdoaderry, provided they be addressed to the care of the nicer In charge of the mails on board of nob packet., and ROYAL. Conan or Einsozown —The following be mod, may , he posted is say part of the United so aka Was at which registered kitten intended P a t b e ge " l di e k ak iliring wiffe llader " . .d mi twd the ubm 6. " Bl6 "b m a li m alangla oak p i tl a' s olnr .--44I tann7i l L ln - M -- n0 Canada rod the United States by the ram whets en received. ad they will be delivered en seeress - of the Court of Sumner' ea the LW WA.. vie.: Now. William Adye, M.D. Ediabeigh, Bredlonten . th• Petals Yr. — . on b ou d Tbe t henl i n r ild pic k A bli Ave.;William Int. litookleid4edge, Vignola-peek • Cliask4 Ens Lantax, Herded ; Joseph Yves& J -it h, • ,_" — Z OO % al _ sy biediadan i esiami a st en thi , postaaihvosserakoe the akar in al T ow le . aldwin. Beat ; sad Thomas Denims, B.A. Om" • ''''' thetteabery-lioan Bayswater. . WO illiv fisstskary. CANONISATION OF THE JAPANESE MARTYRS. ROME MAT 23. At a conaistory held yesterday the canonisation of the Japanese martyrs was unanimously voted. 23 cardinals and 120 bishops were present. A dis course was afterwards pronounced by the Pope, who displayed much emotion. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. ALARMING ACCDIGIR. Hitherto during the quarter of • century in which the man of emulation and improvement in yacht bedding and yacht-sad* he been faltered by Mb in wad dub giving valuable prises for soon its =lave pried WI year by year snmulail by say • hd middy an amidst merinal whisk did bard rasei the lives d upward@ el three Modred peewee en the dab steamer the Nina at Weise ie inallsent girl:it was ended eedideasbie dad, Al** y madded with serious eenestmenon ; end Went poisoadlog to further dads, it a but just to Alfred Puget, the wale emiseeda •el the club, to slate the the disaster was in no way atia datable to any mienanageset w Ids but, on the eadrery, bed his added beat rsaplid d with, the day would in all proba bility have pained di as agreeably as the many that have preceded it en siseihr oseesican It was ths nos of ths first alias yachts of this deb, and the waa the bat d seings : cadmi this. Tome Owens. Y .... Mr. II- ItGassed. mu 06 0 „„ J. C. Marina = W. Swum = W N „ A. Dena. „ J. H. lairs. Ms prim were it very handsome salvor sad to sad earl mew, d a awe sad elegant design, &red is rem** sad gilt, rasalbetamed for the lialibitios by value 7001., ead a aced • vane 401., for j i g beat. Orme, Mos to mm ' Non Light sad with a rase aliewesse el hallnte per toa. was coarderable 'starer excited by the race, safe usual with than ia Oth club, sad it woe increased by the repe tition d •aser boat, the Pbeepborna, se a last ruler, while the renown mused by the Ohms mite man el tarn the termite. The Prime of Wales sterner had beep "pod by the deb ler the enveyenes of ambers end thew friends, end left Lorkerbedge at • little diet IU, with Lord Alfred Paget, the conineadort, the red of the allows, and • use to the reiber we hire above stated. The vessel praaedtl to Sri* where the yachts were found .1 their radar, end wen ill/redid by the commodore. At 11 hour 90 minutes • gun wu tired by directios of the Dobbs ommodere for the start, and the Christer', which car tray hod • very good position, went sway with en estrear diaar lead, followed by the Phosphorus, Marius, Glance, and Audits. For two or three minutes only they were in art, there being • Ter stiff sad favourable brier from the sorkward of wet. Indeed of being ready to follow, the steamer's author and • few fathoms of chain bad to be got up and this cereermy took so Wog that the yachts were not overtaken until tbei = reached Orressed, where the Christer' was Marina mond, Audit: WA, Ohre fourth, Phosphors ler, the letter rigging • bowsprit, she having unfortunately just serried bees away. There was at that time app ol au or 00 rude between the Christabel and Marie, which moon beam abettesed, and they were abreast. OM NI ray user railing followed, and malted is the Navies pram leer neat toleurard. Off the ampler she hid • lead el a ef lambed pre., end retained it to the Nor Light, when the nesider eresered to whir we rive alluded. At 2 hoer 3 arra the Aeries Ord at the Light as used from the scattered to the earthward, at which time the Prince of Wale deader was deed in her rune, at rest • hundred reds above the t. Lord Alfred Rost, whe wee 0 the paddle-box, Ligh had directed the rotate of the ✓eamer to ter her as mud below the Nor light, when he nulled, as is . euplaseed with • view of giving the sprat= • better clef at the turning. that be would take her is a line with it, end was pro reeding to do so whoa the yacht our down epee him. The owner of the Narks riled as rook ea be arid, and the crew shouted to the steamer. Lord Alfred from his nautical exprieriee, saw the imninent all = which ell were pried, sad Galled out to the arra eZ the steeret to tut leer oder, end endeavour wee mode le ph bar oat of the way, but it was too late, and the haillgrib of the Marrs struck the steamer on the port bow Ira such fore r to open or of her iron-plater, stave the timber, and admit • quantity of water. Tow and blanker were inunedisuly resorted to to stop the leakage ; end drape the °roars of the club did all that gentle =lrking could suggest to allay the anwiter it was general, although the exact ansort of the neirisf was not tionimunketed to the ladles on beard. ITitheeseidinte;;resol;Saat ihnhaTid oftiseMSamer and the decorations were fienisei and broke% while the yacht wisi much damaged. Her bowsprit was famed right Is. amylase away Ow bib, iridium, and bevel el theme,. Merry were thrown down es board the boats, b*t fertmeatekr now were hurt. As the Marina was unable to proceed an y further, she was teem in tow by the steamer to Om when she was left for repaint. Owing to the eolledo:M it* eonsequenee no guns were fired, and no time taken at the rounding, but at the moment of the Marina's jibing she lift &bora a Waste and a quarter ahead of the Chris the Audi: being pent, then the Phosphe ne. It was some time before the beam wee* again overhdrea, and tins the Christabel was leading, the Aadax beteg mooed, and the Phosphorus third. In this way they worked through the Hope and fit Clement's, and arrived arltrith in the following times : b. se a. Christen' e 44 16 Andes 6 47 46 Gleam 6 611 11 Phosparcrom By this the Chrietabel wen the Ant prise, Glance maid by two minutes and a half. A exemnittee of the best yachtsmen on board, headed by Lord Alfred Paget, was promptly held, to determine what coarse should be pursued respecting the Marina, Willa ft was remand to recommend to the club besides the prime gives to the two fire boats, that a further prise, value VIOL, be presented to the owner of the Marina, who e l kis lively manse of the liberal suggintioa. a mwd Alfred Paget presented the prises to the owners of the Chrintabei and Glasse in the steal way. •' :~ ~~ .; , ,j I r • st I Is • :1 I \ . I 1 )IL. VZ ould HI lo Lye to Mod Sold Lib 1 ch.. oath. ;Ater. of • yi tb• a wUs aa•. Wtte a W. of the of the X 6 . 60 guar% arUl4° , BK.. Dann. an 4th J.n• Arch. L nal sulto 4l 4 South- by the ‘ 0 9" 4 0 , Cor F. Blew `rum+d raw. a. of J. ,mod ie. a *a