The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-15 00:00:00

i ;;WsPITTI7. 1 --: 177 -.:: •.: .. i.R. ! . • . . • ... • - - 2... .. .. . • . ------......_._ 41( . • • ..., ~ , RECEIVE.;2-;-• -..: . . t...• j %52.1 -1 11 . d :4 :a z. .. * • i 4 4 11 1 , i ...._,.., I 1 t 7• 4I Ilr 1 1 irt% v I . . _ 1 / A ‘ 4- 7 -- "VA;Z r / • " ,,.....r_ at.'N.,n_,, No. 6,41.] I)EVITT and )100RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IV AT lON A L RE of %cis sll IP For SYDNEY Direct its sall mine. .A.. 1 A GREAT REVORM MEI en the L• 711. Mar, lad shipping day Ihth Mayt, the spies- Hall, Resent-street and Picea. “es Ur.rdqvu Opper ALFA ANDICS DUTHUL Al, 1,1:41 doom open at 7, to rowiltlvr th BAAS. Commode?: lying in the fiat went Reform RIII • This just built by Mr. W. Duthie, SAMUEL ROAM', . Ms pt,co.e‘pres.ly tor the Sydney trade, has a full poop, The meeting will he addressed .. .s ry fa .1. the accommodatiou of calking's!' en- and the following members of . •. ALI sill • any an emserteneed eurpeon. If require —For are expected to be percent : freight or passage apply to DEVITT sad 3100 Alt, 9. Meant Haines, Esq., M. P. et. .'Thomas Baxley, Eau.. M.P. Thomas Hornet, Esq., M.P. DEVITT and 11(X/RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE John (teeth's's. Eel., M-P• 4 r k.sk 1. f sII I P.- For SYDNEY Direct (to sail punt- M . .o.„tA l . Cha501.." 1 . 1 1 0 .1, 1 1.P. a. ti p.th dune, last .hipping day Sth J nueW . the splendid "q• • M.P. •o. 0,, .o r .t4IN 1:4041., AI, !all tons register, Professor Fawcett. M.P. tip a% t ononwolt.7: lying in the East India Duets. Charles Gi!Pin, En : . M. P. ; ship. just built he Mews. John Duthie. Son, and Lir John 1 .214. M. ‘1,0,1,,0. espressly fur the sydney trade, has a full poop.. 1 ."."u ilumneg, Eel., M.P. soh es cry contort for the accommodation of chief calm. Mr. Alderman Lusk, M.P. $ passmgera, and will carry an experienced our- J. SWAM Milt EMI, M. P. ▪ a rvoort..l.—ror terms of freight or puma apply to I Ai 1.% and %111411tE,10 tfillitetottnet. j)EVITT run! hIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE nleKETsllll l .—For ADELAIDE Direct to sail pane , the .2.4 h flay, last shipping .lay •eJr.l May., the ore A tio clooor slop I' tiLLN AQIIHERN, A 1, s2:Y s.ns register. : lying in the Docks. This ssultol slop, Sited morosely Mr the Adelaide tmde.has a full p. p . sin worry oaufort for the accommodation of chief cabin • ll.t , f 111..11.1te INlNtiellKPra.—Fur terms of freight or purge t.. nOl, FIT and 110/)1:E. 9, Billitarotrent. - JV ITT and MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE .f rAcarr sill P.—For 110 HART TOWN Direct iwitn sss s dorm. the Issutifol new clipper ETHEL. A 112 years, rnster H. W. IlattalsWitaTll 'late of the Heather jj Conousud.r. lying itt the Nest India faoks. This tse loin ley Hikes. W. Pile, Hay, and Co.. of Sunderland, to re-ly f.o the Tasmanian trade, has full iws.p, with first-rate any a few hief cabin pseeengen.—For term of apply to DEVITT sod tloOlit% 9, lidliter lan 11EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE j-r of rti'h :•1111' —For LAI Ne:EATON Direct will have pu k iiverst , h. the lititiehtolit clipper ',argue WE,TBUItY, L reir..ter ciu tune THOM AV UlflTn, Commaiokr: lying L ;,e We 4 India lexica This wart vessel, Just built by W rile WO l't, expressly few the Launceston trAle, hum etc, mt sie.onitteelathei for • few chief eaten paiwensters.—For kri.o of In %.,14 or passions apply to Wr. T. B WALK KW, 15A, St. or to pEvna• and IIUIIILE, V. !titbits-street. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IF of I.lCle ET SHIP.—Ier MORETON BAY Direct twill late quick the Britheb.bullt ellftwr barque HARAID- Dll 4, A A I, 492 tons mister, J. DKABON, Commander; lying al the Esst India Oaks. This smart vessel, last built by Ileum W. ilk asel co , esperifdly Joe the Queewdand trade. los rood sremonurlation for chief cabin emu:niters, and is the but uppetuany fur shippers.—lfer farther particulars apply to the "sloe. ;Ir. I'. B. WALKER, lf,A, nt. Helen's place ur to DEVIIT and )100.1a, 9, Dilater street. SAILORS' HOME, Well-street and Dock-street, London Docks, E.. and DESTITUTE SAILOIDC ASYLUM. The Directors beg to Inform their friends and mtpporters that the ANNUAL IILETINti of these Institutions will he held on THURSDAY next, May IS, at the Sailors Home. Admiral Sir W. BOW 1C.C.8., will take the chair, at 2 p.m By order, W. H. WEBB, Secretary. FRENCH GALLERY, 120, Pall-mall. —The VOLt:MOTH ANNUAL EXUIBITIoN uI PICTI KKK, the Contributions of Artists of the !Renal and Flemish aulluoLs, is NOW orr.N. Admission Is. Catalogue 6d. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High Belleina—Tlita very idegast end eakabtkiratent having been entirely redecorated OPIN ErErEVE.• LNG The grand band, oaducted by Mr . W. M. Packer, will perform nl6tly a choice selection of operatic and dance manic. Open at lied part 8 : dose at 12. Admission, la KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, This celebrated old lALill WHIIIIEY Wand the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It 11 pere, aald, mellow, sad sad Ten WhOLOSOOIOI. Sold la bottles, fa Bd. sack at the howls to Loudon; by the wags la the priaclpsl towns In Infland or wbolesele sR I, Cheat Wlndmillesk London, W. Observe the red esal, flak label, mad cork branded ..IChtehea's LL Whisky. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Vizcaya-yard, London) LINN of STRAM and PACKET atl Iritto ANT KALI m ElLbot; AN kg (ron, ptautp) muck to Min the hocks on MONDAY, the 20th May !rainy at Ply mouth), the apleadid clippar ship LINWIASHIRK, 1,100 tow, h. oil N Commander ; lying in the Fiat Imlin Dacha Ver accommodations for all chases of passengers are nom maid awl she will carry an *twittered surgeon—Por freight or pump apply to ALLPoRT and idnIMA.N, with Yam. VOW( WIGRASI and VOSS, 7, Inadashall. groat. LMea UTILAM to NEW YORIL—IINITED STAT STATER ha NAIL WM —The magailleeet Moaners or the New York sod Hans 8h,.. *hip thaupaay will leave Havre and Falmouth with pramern mid malls once a fortnight, as muter. Three mers are meutialkal (or their /*meager aereemee tallow, sod tomilmott or their cuisine. Pros lahroulls. We — dneedy, May 16 Truiridiy7344 is Wednesday, May 23 ° Thursday. May SO WI leeway, June 12 Thursday, Jaw 13 Odiag Mar Wednesday. Jules 1$ •Tberaday, June 27 Fru= Havre. Through fans from London. a:a4 ISa. era-clam, and Alb woad law—Yar tartan, particulars apply to JAIIIL4 A. WlarTtra, LTICILBEITI, L ANE, and Co, Paris; G. C. and R. W. II and Oo„ Ya 11001118; Of U. Una and Ca, lta. Cheapaida. HARD LINE.—BRITH3H and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAUL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by Admiralty to sail batmen LIVIIRPOOL and NEW YORK, A between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Roam ships calling Sankt to land and receive p. room and walla. The tot nis at other 'maxim are appnlnted to sad from Lhwpool, at Owl. to ree•ave the mails: :•te(YrIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday. May IS. tritA, for ItOrt7llN, Katarday. Way 25. • YRIL4IA„ for NKW YORK, Saturday, Jose 1. • Taking passengers and goods for Narita and Ilavank to be nnderreal at Nor fork twilled to the permission of the and States authneitka • on board the R. N.S.S. Corsica. lassage-nnwoy, IsitheUag stelvanra tea and provisions. bet dtkeut winos or Donors :—To Ha/az and Boston, 4.4114 cabin C.,. wood cabin, It o. To New York, chief cabin, £3l; n I eon ns. —Apply to J. IL Yoerd, 62, Old Broad-street, London. Ono and lac Ire?, Hone, and IL Place de la bourse, Parts . sad J. towns, XL Jamaica greet, Glasgow, and Baltlcitreet, arise; D. and C. Ilaelver, Queenstown; or I). and C. leacher. Waterstrset. Liverpool. IVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and PHILA DELPHIA STCAII4:IIIP CO ULL% Y.—INMAN LINK.— the Dolled mates 'Tiks a tull.pmsered Memel wM be despatched as MOW LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK IDINIWROH, Sotordal, Ka7 H. CITY or LONDON, Wednesday. Way ?I CITY 1W WASHINGTON, Saturday, Slay 25. CI i Y 1W ednesday, May rn. And evert Wednesday and flaturoay. WI. 1 8 Issga by the mall eteamess sailing every Wednesday, It, sad El guineas, according to the accommodation I passage incledes a MU supply of socked provision. for Canada and the United *Moe booked thro v uS Ategeoes POI' further partieulan _if INMAN, n Waterotreet, Liverpool; sad to K.- HAM, nt. 'bus WlMennemeet. London. .071'ERDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite simmer BAT %VIDA leaves Drunswkds Her, No kwall, SUNDAY, at 11 a.m. Passengers must leave Ensebureh •rt Make by the 10.30 a.m. tralo. and walk on boord.— Mt to Chaplin's Universal Mice, W., or to PRILLIPPS, IHAS, malt ULLIN'S and Co., St Dszostan'ohollte, Cresolarse. Towereet, JitlCHEN.—Direet Rout. to Hanover, Bruns ) sick sad Central .—TM North German Lloyd's listcleas Arm steamer SCHWALEE Captain F. DREYER, int I'M'S/WAY, hay 111, sailing at Sim 'mall tM permittiosi , , at 12 mom—Tares to areetwo, 0.2 and t 1 u glade, £3 and t 1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Unlyonal tel4-orna W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL. t ea, 9t Dtuatia'ohooso. Crow-lase, Great Tower. 'WEDEN and BACK in seven days from leodus.—This it an opportnirity that may be embraced by ^sewnal Mott screw steamer MARY. Captain Tiltat. tt i tn a . y prtimi in salon 25th Inst asst i;ery lrom a the West 1 ternate 7,111::; t r"k 4 "ir (weather permitting). Passengers will likewine d this a mold latereding roots to Norway and Russia, an.' mit make early applications for berths. Yares to CotheoburF. I 1:2 : return. 44 14a 6d. and II do •k, ; dk. Ili 1 is, ,11 uka% ti Puiuurs and Co. 011 tee, Regent's-elms, W.; or to TEAM to STOCKHOLM direct, touching at rotalasata.—n w favourite screwateamer N Y,Cap• In Lta slifTki, will be despatched as above to a few days Abtenteuis fkr —Fares 24 45. and £3 31.--Apply at ISPLIN s Om, Romuca:eirens, W., or to PHILIJ CM, MI b, YHILLIPPS and Co., lit. Iltuastaa'sbouse, Crawl:me, PIM CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). Nor is HERtbY GIVEN, tbas at • 111E7tlio of FALL of e..s per Almre tuts bee. mole THIN DAY on this compuiy, FAVABLE on the sofh Jane seek W" . 11 awl County Dank, No. e.l, inenbord street, Los 1 4 , N e e , U. W. 10:NWKLL, Secretary. -4 4,1•4141••. 014 iko•d-rnews. London. May 0, 2067. Pita TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners endows and the Lords of the Treasury.—Preparicy for n. the Correspondeuce on the wildest of Pri‘ flews, l auded and hew withheld. IMPO kT MS a t GOOLAS who are hitcted to e2c,..ie. shame. ongoods landed no captain's 'Y Fit risme ' F Litt apply to IL CLAY and Co., 113, Upper Thames- , ANKING and FLNANCIAL.—GLENN and • 32, New limed-street. E.C., BUY amid BELL on 'WS plY is the Louden Market United States Oovernnteut r*i tad Amerivan Railway Sh a r es : a d vance money en Mon t" vearit;,, end hp, f or ea.ch coupoon and Dividends pay eu New V ...eh. Drifts hemed on Duncan Sherman and Co.. ,at John Munro and Co.. Puts aNde°ll °''" B ° lll4 " "Wit of uhe United states sad Canada One's emariain lireulsrhatied every Yeday. !ARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION iAINT, patronised by the nobility and poetry for all iset ,7l". , ts Iron wood, stone, brick, compo, greenhouses, &c. 6 'm ruble ns white lead, mach cheaper, sad easily up ical lin, I wt. and upwards free to 1111004 ports of the United White 11/1.1 stone colours. 300. per cwt : oak, red, le: ti colour, purple, brown, and black. ; amens Zi:. l . 4 ....P it 4ter". and testimonials upon appllent ion to s7;;;: t N riafi"lONS, olds,, to tilemenrnrea direc rynall, Ludgate. LETTUCZ contains an active - ate the Latuelne, which possesses all the soothing of !Isms without Its dangen.--11r, JOZILAU, hooch .▪ Ai Haymarket prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Loftus 414 a_ I V/ recommended by ie. - Medical Profession for mthitis, end all chest affectious. Syrup t ts. ,nd into, by peek tailed sad Ss. id. 1 11 • 11 WM and Liver Complaints, indigestion, i kadagha bow of Appetite. Drowsiness, tildilines. ywL 1161 Dboriers of the atnaaae and Doweb, a b ge quickly by a t t rem, dY, I RASI PTi PILL OF HEALTH. 'Mite t recbromendation of a mild operation with tie LinLovo and where an aperient In required nothing tR .ulapted moiii by nil tuedkine vendors, at is. r but, or obtained through any chemist. DI(IEST lON. MIPTON'A CAMOWIL PILL& k n..ntle Aperient and Powerful Teak. 41i 66 7whese, la boifies la. lid., Is. id., and Li& Wednesia,y, May 15 ',trainday, May 18 Wednesday, May 29 IThoseday, May 30 We Isesday, June 1! Thureday, Jane 13 ding star Wednesday, Jose 2G .Thereday, June 17 Throtah fares from London, eta 15s. Ore clam, and Al6seens - Cd • —ere further particulars apply to JAML4 A. WOTIVN, sou L'HILRBEITE, CANE, and Co., Paris: G. C. and R. W. i I sad Lb.. Yekuonta; or H. STARR and Co., 14, Chespial. 1 ARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMEUICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by • • Admiralty to sail Daewoo. LIVERPOOL and NEW YOR,K estates LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Baena ships &Wag Halifax to land end receive n and mails The Ml- eig or other yew& are appnlsted to sad from LDerpool, • at Cork to reeciee the mails: SCOTIA, for NEW YOLK, Saturday. May IS. Ellie, for itneele, Saturday. May 25. •PIDL•4IA. for NEW YORK, &Maeda', June 1. • Tiling pawners and goods for Nara and Hanna. to be stewed at New York nulled to the permission of the and Stan authorities, on head the R. N.Q.B. Corsica tausgemoney, isisluMag seewants fee and preview* het • . • wines or Miners Hid= and Boston, chief miedn, sword cabin, 110. To New York, chief cabin, 231: meow! , ilk—Apply to J. B. roved, 62, Old Broad-street, Loudon. sad Marlyn, Havre, and 12, Place de la bourse, Parts: . and J. Owns, 110, Jamaica street, Glasgow, and Baltic-street, • lac; D. and C. Ileclver, Queenstown ; or D. and C. leaner. Esesestrest. LiverpooL IVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA-1 DELPHIA STEAM. WP ODM.PA.N lI—INMAN LINL • • the United suites Mails. The Company's full.powsued &camera will be despatched as - ; PROM LIVERPOOL to NEW YORE IDINIWRGH, Saturday. May IS. CITY 01 LONDON, Wednesday. May et CITY or WASHINGTON, Saturday, Slay 2.5. CI i Y OV PARIS, It edneeday, May tin, And ever) Wednesday and &tunny. tile gamy by the mall eiesnmes sailing every Wednewlay, IL and tl guineas, according to the accommodation mugs Includes a MI supply of molted pretest/no. for &as& and the United *atm booked thro v uS or INM• • • terms.—nwatarestrese, Pa further particulars t. AN, Liverpool ; and b K- nelt el. LW erldiempaumi„ Tendon. I UITERDAM and the RHINE.—Tire favourite steamer BAT %VIER leaves Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, SUNDAY, at 11 a.m. Passengers must leave Veischurcb- ' kitten lry the 1u.30 a.m. train, and walk on board.— Ay to Chaplin's Universal OMee, W., or to PHILLIPPS, i • VIDS MULLIN K.C.'S and Co., Si Denstan'ahouse, Croatia', Toweestreet, RKMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns- • Melt, sal Omani —The North German Lloyd's trieleas screw steamer S C HW ALBF Captain le DREYER. be despatched on THURSDAY, May 16. calling at Ns, k wail thee permittime, at 12 noon —Tares to ilestosa, 0.2 and el : ern tickets, lay and el 10e—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universe! . /2 1 222- flows. W. :or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHIL. h 2 In Co., St usastaarbboask cresi-lass, Great Tower- . EC. WEI)EN and BACK in seven days from Landon.—Thit is an opportwity that may be embraced by inowned twin strew steamer MARY, Captain MN. "IL 'wanted to sail on 25th Inst., from the West India. buoys. for Oltril RN HU KU, sad every alternate Saturday "/ 22 -'ivie Weather permitting). Passengers will likewiee • this a most intending route to Norway and Rulain, and ell make nit applications for berths. Fares to CotheaburF, and el neon, t. 4 Bd. and II do •k, dk. •IL -ItS, 127 likAl Es, PIIILLIPS at Illaplites Oita, and Regent4.O 's-dna, W.; or to . k TEAM to STOCKHOLM direct, touching at *a , 4escia.—Th e favourite sereweteamer NRWee Y, Cap. ' 43 * 211 1 11 1. will be despatched ea above la • few days APIA" AMennates tkr. Fares, /4 es. and e 3 3e.--Apply at Mee, Regenes-eirrus, W., or to PH ILLI CPS C. % 14, PHILLIPP6 and Co., d Lt.. Duastaieshouse, Croselane,, HE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE 13 lIERLbY GIVEN, that at • uurrttio I eau. of es per Metre hes been made THIS DAY on tLr , el 'Ms Company, PAYABLE on the 20th Jane next, and County Hank, No. Si, Lombard-street, Lou ic y order, O. W. MEN WELL, Secretary. &dines. ON Bread-street, London, Slay U, BEE TRADE WHARF.—The Commissioners 'wows and the Lords of the Treasury.—Preparieg for On. the Correspondence on the subject of Privileges, Mand and hew withheld. IMPORTKRS ef GOODS who are heel t mmmiro charges on goods landed en captain's ' • Cayce apply to R. CLAY end Co., 83, Upper Theme* ASKING and FMANCIAL.—GLENN and 32. New Ilmed-street, EC., BUY mid SELL on COM- `lin is the Louden Market United Mates Ooveranteut sal ame. , - 1 -an ....-dway shares ; advance money on Attie- ' "fterie.v, and he for cash Coupe.* and Dividends 121- I s. lire Ink. Drafts Wined on Duncan Sherman and Co., II ark a oel Un ited land Co., Paris and collections male el ihe orates and Canada. tileves American 2247 Unitise bead every }Vida,. • - AItSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION "INT. Patronised Ly the nobility and seam for all out. 2 rk. to Inn wood, atone, nick, compo, greenhouses. Ac. ' 6. dnranle ns white lead, much cheaper, end easily alp lhree est. and upwards free to most ports of e United white smi stone odours. 30.. per ewe :oak, red, lid colour, purple, brown, aad black, tea greens p 42, PAW: rIM and testimonials upon appliea tem to it tart IN and SINS, La Belle Sanvage- yard, Ludgate- , " C So agents : all orders to being direct. 411. C . E.—The LETTUCE contains an active P!ilviple, the Lateen., welch possesses all the soothing Ileum without its dangen.--Mr. G. JOZKAU, French . 13 , Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Laßue highly recommended by the Medical Profession for : 740.. bronchitis, and all chest. While& Syrup, ft. M.; owl 2i. 1.1. Pete, by post, Is. Slid sad 32 . id. and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, It- ' 2l2 ehe. Loss of Appetite. Drnwidness, . 1 1 Heenan of the Stomach and Bowels, are quickly .o 'I. it well town rein, dy, I: All PTi iN's PILL OP HEALTH. ',.- recommendation of a mild operation with the rarer and where an arient in required nothh vlsPted. Sold by ell medicine vendors, at le. lid r . 1 ,, r boa, or obtained through any chemise .bUIESTION. NORTON'S CAMOMILE MLLE Gentle Aperient and a Powerful Tootle. °se Everywhere, la Bottles led., Is. It, and lie. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a full Witt, as well as smaller emits, may be raised or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most humid laid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 125., to snit 4,9, and 18 gallon casks. B ARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent-peg required. No more gat beer or soar wire. Price is. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to JANES BARLOW, patentee, 14, libm William ehreet Mansion-boom I gee that his name and address are on every article; all others are madam imitations. Itagravings gratis. lhitablished 1810. A VALUABLE PACKAGE of TEA. A .Cl. CHIN= CADDY, eoptainke linba of really good BLACK TKA, sent carriage free to any railway station or market town In England, Ireland, Scotland, or Wales, on receipt of 405., by I.IIIL LIPS and Co., We merchants, 8, King Williamntreet, City, K.C. NOTICE. —CARPETS.—An eminent Manufac turer's STOCK of Tapestry Brussels, at 21. 71d., 2s. tild *ad to. 11d. Also £ll,OOO worth of best Brussels, at es 441.. worth Ss. 1.1. Turkey Carpets—See our new list of reduced prices with sizes, gratis. lunsitare, Bedsteads and Bedding, Uphols tery, dc . worth to select from, at very reduced prices. All goods warranted, anal delivered free throughout the kingdoau. WY. WAL'i Y., 133 to 110, Newington butt:. EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, best quality. Upwards of 300 different shapes owistanUy on clew for selection and immediate delivery. Huey chairs made to any shape on approvaL At T. Pit MER and SON'S Manu factory, at, :$3 and 211, Berner's-street. Oxfordutreet, W and Si and 3.. charisswtreet, W.—An Illustrated priced catalogue sent post free. GOLD REVWER, Is. lid. per bottle; electro plating silver, la. EatabUshed preparations for rendering old gilt frames and worn off plated articles now by a single ap plicatiou.—YOX SMITH, 2131, Strand, W.C. Deane, London bridge Barclay, Paningdon•street Appleby, Bobo Bazaar: Ranger, 150, Oxford-street ; Chamberlain, Baker-street Bazaar; Cuthbert. 40, Great litidgewateratreet, Manchester Jackson, Westland-now, Dublin.--Agents wonted In largo towns. Liberal discount. W. OAISATT sod 011 NUMBICR GA, VIGO-13TRICKT, W. Trowores, Mk AU woos sad amok. NUMBER 6A, VIGO-STREET, W. Overcoats. TI,, superior. 20e. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of veil known excellence an only be had at 62, Great MIMIC rtreet, °awaits the British Mantua Gates. The very hest steel frame Crystal Rpecteeles, lea and Iea—THOMAS HAREM and RON CAUTION the public itgainst persona wing their mate Established 1780. No travellers err spat► Thls Day, the New Publication, ECHOES FROM THE CLUBS! A Weekly Record ofUtleal Towles and Social Amenities. Price ed. Sold by all Booksellers and Newasgents, and at all Rasa, Book Oakes: 19, Catherine-strett, Strand. W.C. TAIIILI;8g1 FYNT'EII OF DKNTISTRY. Just ildilWhed,prieelid7oiioaTreeloise;inessis, r AL ABOLITION of PAIN in DENTISTRY. r ° , 1. 4 Messrs GABILIJEL, the old established DENTISTS, 44, LIIDOATretIILL, CllY, 141. lIARLSY4ITItELT, W., London. 144. LIVF.B.POOL Latest aadirraatesilitOsereaientin deniasumery ."—llerald. THE SUPPOSED POISONING CASE IN DERBYSHIRE. An adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two children, named Joseph and Martha Tomlinson, was held at Alfreton, near Chesterfield, yesterday. The inquiry first arose from the girl having died from symptoms of arsenical poisoning, but the coroner deeming the case one for proper investigation, ordered the body of the other chill to be exhumed, and the stomachs and viscera of each to be sent to Professor Taylor for analysis. Mean while the services of a detective were enlisted, and se the result of his inquiries, the servant girl, Elizabeth Wheel don, was arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the death of the children. It will be reeenihered that the father, at the previous inquiries, stated that be kept arsenic in the house, but out of the reach of the children. The servant girl had access to it, and was in the habit of laying it down for the purpose of killing rite, Sc., and also put ting it upon rows of peas and beans in the garden. Yes terday the inquiry was first directed to the death of Joseph Tomluison, who had died on the 9th April, aged one month. The father, who is a respectable farmer, was the first witness, and described the death of hi. eon, under the symptoms of a convulsive lit with great sickness. In answer to Professor Taylor, the witness stated that the symptoms described had not been manifested before. He stated that the suspicions of himself and his wife hail been aroused by the circumstances of the death of the child, as it had been taken ill irony shortly after the servant girl had fed it. The witness said that the poison they had in the house was laid down twice in the barn before the baby was born, and once afterwards he laid come down, No one could get to it, as the chil dren were away except the baby, which was upstairs with his mother. On one occasion five fowls got to sonic that was laid down in the pan and died, and a dug died after wards. Subsequently he bought some other rat poison of a man named Davis, of Derby, which was kept in the same place. The whole of that was laid down and de voured by the rats. The witness also spoke to the eocvant girl having been much out of temper the two days peace ding the death of the child, because ale had (been found fault with by her mistress for stay ' ing out too late. He had himself spoken to the girl about her immoral conduct. and her speaking on improper subjects to his young chil dren. flat was subsequent to the death of the first child. In consequence of that he decided to part with her, and informed her father, who expressed a wish that witness would send her to Derby prison. The coroner then read the evidence given at the last sitting as to the death of the second child, Martha Tomlinson. It was shortly stated that the deceased was taken ill, and died in less than two days, with all the symptoms of arsenical poisoning— great sickness, convulsions, Lc. The witness added to his previous ilepesitions in this case that the vomit which the child Martha threw up was thrown into the farm-yard, and two hens died next day. Mrs. Ann Tomlinson, the mother of the deceased children, also deposed to the circumstances of their death. Dr. Taylor, 1 7 .1t.5. gave evidence that the deceased child's (Joseph's) stomach was de livered to him, and on analysis he found four grains of arsenic in the stomach, which showed that the child had died from arsenic administered in comparatively large quantities. There was no natural cause to amount for death, the child being generally healthy. The arsenic was found in lungs, thymus gland, and generally through out the body. The quantity of arsenic found in the stomach alone was sufficient to cause the death of two adults. In the case of :he second child, the vitae= re. ported that he had found dark patches on the stomach, and found them to contain arsenic. On further testing the stomach particles of &merle and fluid mercury were found. The arsenic was also found largely in the intes tines, and also mercury . The testing of the ratcateher's powder showed the presence of " veratria." The conclu , aims arrived at was that there was no natural cause for ' death, but that the deceased Martha died from arsenic. The mercury was stated to be due to the calomel powder given deceased by Mr. Turner's direction. In the course of his evidence Dr. Taylor remarked that he had never met two clearer cases of poisoning by arsenic. The inquiry was then adjourned. ).& the w LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVllll4ll‘O, MAY 15, 1867. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. NEUTER'S =mamas.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MAY 14. The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia will proceed to Paris at the end of the week. The funeral of Mr. Wright, the American Minister at Berlin, took place yesterday. The members of the diplomatic body and the Prussian Under-Secretary of State, Herr von Thiele, were present. BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, MAT 14. The King and Queen of the Belgians left this morning for Paris. It is said that the King of Prussia will visit Brussels at the end of the month. INDIA. BOMBAY, KAT 11, 5.6 r.r. 71bs. ahirtinga, Gr. 2a. ; B.llba. ditto, 7r. Ga. 40's mule twist, Cotton steady: Dhollerah, 290 r. Shipments of the week, 02,500 r. Exchange on London, U. 11 9-16 d. Four per Cent. Government Securities, 87 ; Five per Cent, ditto, 105 ; . rive and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 109. Freights to Liver pool, 80a. The latest London date is May G. CALCIUM!. MAY 6. shirtings, Br. 4a. 40's mule twist, Bs. Markets very firm. Exchange on London, Is. laid. Freights to England, 425. (id. AMERICA. (Per the Bremen, via Southampton.) NEW YORK, Kw 2, MORNING, The democratic candidates for the mayoralty and the city judgeship at Baltimore were yesterday elected by large majorities. Mr. Wilson addressed the negroes at Wilmington yes terday, and was enthusiestically received. The Japanese commissioners were presented to Mr. Seward yesterday, and will be presented to the President to-morrow. The Judiciary Committee will rename the impeachment investigation to-morrow. The New York papers publish the following Mexican news :—A despatch from the agent of Juarez has arrived at New Orleans, and been telegraphed to Signor Romero at Washington, in which It was stated that Miramon was dead, the Imperial forces disbanded, Marquez completely defeated, Queretaro captured, and the Emperor Maximilian in concealment. It is reported that Canales had declared in favour of Ortega, and was besieging Matamoras. lie was expected to capture the city so soon as be should receive reinforce ments under Cortina,. Adviocs received here from Japan to April 3rd, via flan Francisco, state that the British minister had demanded and received an apology from the Japanese government for insults offered to British officers. The Tycoon had invited all foreign miniaters to meet him at Osaka on the 30th April. Another diaa‘trous fire had occurred at Yokohama. (Per the Cimbria, vil Southampton.) NEW YORK. Mar 4. The Supreme Court beard yesterday the argument of Mr. Robert J. Walker on behalf of the Mississippi Injunc tion. He declared the jurisdiction of the court unques. tionable, and cited in proof numerous cases involving the same point decided by the court. He stigmatised the Reconstruction Act as despotic, oppressive, and unoon stitutional. The onlinances of secession were nullities, the rebellion failing ; and the rights of the States were the SIAM as before the insurrection. He urged the court to defend the constitution, notwithstanding that the Attoreey- General had asked it to shrink from its sworn duty. Mr. Davis has petitioned the Circuit Court of Virginia, setting forth his continued imprisonment andhis readiness and anxiety fortrial,and praying the court to issue a habeas corpus writ to bring the petitioner before the court for trial. Judge Underwood has issued a writ returnable on the 13th, requiring the Marshal of Virginia to bring Mr. Davis before the court. It is reported that the govern. ment has instructed the commander of Fortress Monroe to obey the writ. The garrison of Lynchburg, Virginia, has been increased in consequence of reported evidence of disloyalty amongst the population. The Georgic and Alabama papers urge General Pope to issue en order similar to that issued by General Sickles for the relief of debtors. General Pope has received a sub poena from the Supreme Court in the Georgia Injunction OMB. It is stated that he will appear. General Ord has announced that, pending the decision of the Attorney-General, the disfranchising clause of the Reconsti notion Act will be strictly construed. Outrages by negroes in North Carolina are reported as becoming frequent. Senator Wilson addressed a large assemblage of whites and negroes at Charleston yesterday. He urged his bearers to support the republican party, and advocated harmony between the two races. He expressed a belief that concurrence in the Reconstruction Act would secure the South immediate representstion in Congress. The Negro Radical Convention at Mobile on Thursday adopted resolutions promising to support the Republican party, and claiming the right of social and political equality with the whites. The President yesterday received the Japanese Commis sioners, when reciprocal hopes for the prosperity and friendly intercourse of the two countries were expressed. The working men of Chicago have struck for a limita tion of the day's work to eight hours. A riot was appre hended. The New York papers publish Mexican news from Matamoras to the 29th ult., stating that Gomez wns at Tampico, and had pronounced against Juarez and in favour of Ortega. The yellow fever was raging at Vera Cruz. The revolution at Hayti was renewed, and anarehypre ♦ailed. Several aspirants to the presidency were effecting • military organization of their adherent.. £TL&NTIO TnI.ZOBAPH.) NEW YORK, MAT 14, 6 P.M. Mr. Davis has left Richmond for New York. Thu Inman steamship City of Manchester arrived out to-day. Closing prices :—Gold, 137. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. Five-Twenty United States Bonds, 109 ; Illinois, 1141 ; Erie, fin Cotton— Middling Upland, 28. Petroleum, refined, 28. BourrisTarros, MAY 14.—The Hamburg and American Company's steamship Cimhria, from New York on the 4th inst., has arrived here with passengers for this port Havre, and Hamburg, 33 bags of mail' for L ndon, 2,000 dal. in specie and MOD tons measurement of cargo for Hamburg. On the 13th she spoke the English schooner 4.1.D.8. 6,079, the Oldenburg barque number 161, and a French screw steamer, barque rigged, with double topsail yards, steering west. On the 14th, off Start-point, the English barque Gunge, and the Hamburg brig number 269, steering west. She experienced strong easterly winds throughout the voyage, or would have arrived yesterday. SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 14.—The North Germ an . Lloyd steamer Bremen, from New York on the 2nd, has arrived. She brings twenty-five sacks of mails for Lon don ; also for London 5,820 dollars in specie. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILS.-80IITHAIIPTON, MAY 14.—The North German Lloyd's steamship Her mann, Captain Weuke, sailed hence to-day with the English, French, and German mails, a full complement of cabin and steerage passengers, and • large cargo, in. eluding French jewellery, value 13,000 f. BREST, MAY 14.—The Transatlantic Company's steamer Pereire, from New York on the 4th inst., has arrived here with 290 passengers, • full cargo, and 14.4,000 dollars in specie. Tug BOMBAY MAIL.—ALIXANDRIA, MAY 14. The Delta left at 10.1.1 pan. and the Masailia as 11.30 a.m. to-day. The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 2Dth, and the latter at Southampton about the 27th instant. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN (BRAVT) MAIM—OtRRALTAS, MAY 14.—The Tanjore left at 4 cm. to-day for Southampton, where she may be expected about tie 19th instant. WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. Yesterday the Royal Mail steamer Tasmanian arrived at Southampton with the above mails, 108 passengers, 859,208 dollars in specie, and 1,299 packages of cargo, consisting chiefly of cocoa and coffee. She left St. Thomas on the 29th alt. From the Bth to the 12th inst. she experienced a heavy northerly gale. The American ship Patinas was at St. Thomas discharging guns and ammunition for the Chilian government. She was closely watched by two Spanish war ships. The American consul had sent to the admiral on the Haytian station for a man-of-war to protect the Patinas. In Chili the elections had passed off quietly. It was expected that congress would devote much attention to the reform of the constitution. A stormy session was anticipated. At Valparaiso the markets were active, and con siderable transactions had taken place in produce. Freights were weaker. Exchange en London, 471, 47 ; on Paris, 485. In Peru, the priests and their friends had con vened a meeting, and in consequence of resolutions that have been passed the ministry have resigned. Peace has been established in Guatemala. The coffee crop at Costa Rica is 180,000 quintals. Th 4 cochineal crop is not so good. Congress meets in Mai•. The West India Islands were healthy. Matters at Hayti were at a standstill. In Honduras the Indians continued their depre dations. The advices from Australia by this arrival have been anticipated by the overland mail. THE BANDA AND KIRWEE PRIZE MONEY. The London Gazette of the sth February con tained a warrant to the effect that her Majesty had granted prize money for the capture of Bands and Kirwee to the forces which were in the field under the immediate command of Major-General Sir George Whitlock. The Governor-General in Council in India has issued a detail thereof in the Gazette of 1 odia, specifying the different corps and classes entitled to share, and the number of shares for each rank. Each sh are reckoning as Ra. 500, the respective parties will receive as follows, viz. : Shares. Rupees. Major-General N 38,000 Brigadier-General Colonels and Lieutenant-Colonels Maine. Captains Lieutenants, let class Ditto, 2nd class Ensigns 5 . 2,750 The shares of officers in command of regiments to be double the amount of their regimental rank only ; captains having brevet rank, two additional shares each. IIEGIMENTAL STAFF. Adjutant Quartermasters Paymasters hiding-mast re Surgeons Sts2 Sergeants Colosr-sergeants 3 ... 1,500 Sergeants Corporals Privates 1 ... 500 [STAMPED, 1L TILE SCOTCH BURGHS. The following shows the proposed re-arrange ment of the Scottish burghs, the county in which each is situated, the population in 1861, and the character of the population, the names of the proposed new burghs being printed in italics : I. WESTERN DISTRICTS. 1. FALKIRK DISTRICT. I ope- ChiMART of Nome. County. latiou. population. Falkirk Linlithgow ... Linlithgow Dumbarton... Dumbarton Kirkiwtilu,k. Ditto .. . . liclensburgit . Ditto 33, 2. HAMILTON DISTRICT. Hamilton Levi . .. ...... 10,888 Mining and mixed. Airdrie Ditto 12,922 Mining. Coaaridge ... Ditto 10,501 Ditto. Lanark Ditto Rutherglen ... Ditto 8,062 Ditto. WU!taw 63,332 3. =ammo= iitmcnit. Kilmarnock Ayr 22,619 Mixed. Port Glancy. Renfrew 7,214 Seaport. Renfrew Johnstone Ditto Barrkead Pullout - thaws.. Ditto 53,iss 4. *TR EtROHR. Ayr Irvimi Ardreoriut ... Ditto Campbeltown Argyll r;,ats Mixod. Oben Ditto lavarary Ditto 44 21,2 IL BOUTWEASTICIW DISTRICTS. I. MADIIIINGTON BURGHS. Haddiogtea... Haddingtos 3,897 Mimed. Dunbar Ditto 3,516 Ditto. Northßeryl& Ditto 1,164 Ditto. Lauder Berwick 1,137 Ditto. Jedburgh Roxburgh 3,428 Manufacturing. Hamel: Ditto 8,191 Ditto. Goinskieft ... Ditto 8,500 Ditto. 20,833 111. CRIITRAL DISTRICT. 1. RTIRLING DIXTRICT. Stirling Stirling 13,707 Mixed. Dunfermline. Fife 13,1106 Ditto. Inverkeitbing Ditto Queenderry . Midlothian Ii Fife 1,230 Ditto. Culrese Perth Allan Claokmannan ... 6,425 Ditto. 37,2 E WESTMINSTER DIOPIISAN FUND FOR POOR CHILDREN. The first annual meeting of the subscribers to and the supporters of this fund was held lart evening in the Hanover-square-rooms, under the presidency of Arch. bishop Manning. There was a large attendance of the Roman catholic clergy and laity of the metropolis, in cluding Lord Petre, Sir Charles Clifford, the Hon. Charles Langdale, the catholic Bishop of Troy, Canon Oakeley, Canon O'Neal, km Letters of apology were read from the Earl of Denbigh and Lord lfdwarti Howard. The first yea's report began by giving the financial statement, from which it appeared that the sums contributed or promised in respond to the pastoral of June 10 lad year, amounted in donations to 4,402/. fie. 3d., and in snbecriptions to 3,3431. se. &L Of the subscriptions, thestun of 1,5491. Ga. was for threeyears; 1,044/. 2s. for five years ; 1001. 10s. for ten years, and 049/. without limit of time. A sum of 3,0001. Console had bees invested, asthe beginning of the trust fund. The purposes for which grants had been made were six in slumber, and were as follows—miasion schools; diocesan schools, in- eluding certified schools, such as ireformatorY, indutrial and poor-law schools, aa well as orphanages and other homes of refuge for destitute children; encounige meat of masters and pupil teacher. ; education of destitute children ; miscellaneous grants for the encourage ment of schools and stipend of diocesan inspector and secretary. During the past year the number of pupils in the mission sehools,which had fallen off in previous years, had been replaced, and there had been an actual increase of no less than 1,100 children. Nine new schools had been opened, and grants of hO/. a year for three years for the formation of an additional school or schools bad been made to the missions which were most iu ueed. Referring to the reformatory schools, the committee stated that they had reason to hope that en arrangement was in their power by which an additional house in aid of the reformatory school at Brook-green might be speedily °peeled, and they were also glad to announce that the mil• striate of the county of Middlesex had expressed their readiness to transfer the catholic boys now in the school at Feltham to catholic schools. A large number had already been sent to Mount St. Ber nard's, and the remainder, which amounted to aboulay, would be placed in the additional house in aid of green Reformatory School. A large and spacious house in' Essex, capable of receiving at once 100 boys, with nearly seven sores of land, had been purchased for an industrial school, to which St. Nicholas' school at Walthanietow would be removed. The committee tendered an expra sion of thanks to the magistrates of the metropolitan police courts for the great kiudness and courtesy with which they had co-operated with them in placing catholic children in those schools, and they hoped they should soon possess fur those numerous cases suffi cient room, the want of which bad often seriously em barrassed the considerate action of the magistrates. A considerable number of destitute children bad been re ceived from the workhouses and from the missions of the diocese, towards the support of whom a uniform grant of 21. yearly a head had been charged upon the fund. Rim grace referred in congratulatory terms to the increase of pupils in the schools; and with respect to the detention of catholic children in workhouses, said, the rapid and per ceptible change which public opinion in England on the subject het undergone, made him believe that the legisla ture would speedily give them the justice they bad been hitherto denied. Several addreass in support of the ob jects of the fund having been delivered by Lord Petri: and others, the proceedings terminated. A meeting of the Trades Unions Commissioners was held yesterday at 1, Park-prospect, Great Queen street, Westminster—present, Right Hon. Sir William Erie, chairman ; Earl of Isehfi«ld ; Lord 'Rehm M.P. ; Right Hon. Sir Edmund W. Head, Bart., K.C.B. ; Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart., M.P. ; Mr. Henuan /derivate, C.B. ; Mr. James Booth, C.D. ; Mr. J. A. Roebuck, Q.C., M.P ; Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.l'. ; Mr. Frederick Harrison, Mr. William Mathews. Mr. J. H. l'atteson, secretary to the commission, was also present. lISITISH AND FORLION SAILORS' SOCIETY.—The thirty-fourth annual meeting of this axiety was held last evening, in the Sailors' Hume, Shadwell. Lord 11. Choi. , mondeley presided ; and a mongst three present were the Rev. J. H. Pettingell, American Seamen's chaplain ; the Bee. J. G. Dixon, 11. A. the Rev. G. Wilshire, Mr. Field wick, secretary, &c. The report stated that during the past year the operations of the society had been sustained, and even extended ; and that considerable success had at tended the various departments of labour. The amount of work effected by the missionaries of the society at twenty four home stations, and those in foreign parte, were stated as follows:—Visits to ships in port, 37.236 ; visits to seamen's lodging-houses. 2,23 s ; visits to Sailors' Home and shipping offices, 976; visits to sick seamen, 1,521; ; visits to the families of seamen, ; services on board ship. 1,182; seamen attending them, 15,116; emi grants attending, 1,211 ; services on shore, 4,347 ; seamen attending them, 204,319 ; Bibles sold, 1,469 Testaments sold, 2,26 'l7 3 ; foreign gospels given, 11,1 re ligious tracts and other publications given, 2RR,IIM ; ship libraries lent , free of charge, Beside this direct missionary work, the society was enabled to confer immense benefits in many ways by means of the Sailors' Institute at Shadwall, London. This building had now been .open eleven years, and every year had witnessed its growing usefulness. Several resolutions were proposed in furtlienince of the objects of the society, and a vote of thanks to the chair man closed the proceedings. PHARMACILI'TIi 'A L Sim 'I STY. —lllO annual turn s-no:ion, in connection with this society was held last night at the society's rooms, Bloomsbury square. The at tendance was very large, including eminent men of *minus professions. There was the usual display of microscopic and scientific instruments. The chief attrsctiou, how ever, was a lecture by Mr. T. Baines, the African traveller, upon " The Victoria Falls on the Zambesi River." , The raiirrrsazione altogether was very successful. WHITEHALL, MAY 13.—The Queen has been tenedto appoint Hugh Seymour Tremenhoere, EN.. and rd Carleton Tufnell, Bs+, to be her Majesty's Com missioners to inquire into and report on the employment of children, young persons, and women in agriculture, fee the 'impose of ascertaining to what extent and with what modifications the principles of the Factory Acts can be adopted for the regulation of such employment, and espe cially with • view to the better education of such childres. —Gazetic. [TWOPENCE &parting intalignut. BATH MISTING.-TCTIMAY. The opening day of the above Irian Was chstaderised cold weather, a Weer east wind blowing In the teeth of theta/ number of spestaton who had assembled un the course, withthe true racing heroism which was new yet daunted by mime phone skies. The_proatedlep oommested at two o'clock with the Landadowne Trial Makes, which set the example for the alterable fields which were to follow with only three ninuers. The marvellous " miler," Clanger, made a Wolter example of Crown ?Assoc and old Quota of Trumps, whose owners presumed to oppose him ahea d them both weight, and cantered ha thirty leugths o ff hem. The " shosatiou" race of the day followed in the Fillenth Biennial. This race was thought so good a thing for Wroughton that odds were freely laid on Mr. Cartetight's colt, upon the strength of his banjos run the preseut Int favourite fur the Derby to a head at Newmarket. Never was there a stronger came of " misplaced confidence" as tugs hitherto dangerous "outsider" for the "bite MUM" won with the most ridiculous ease by fifteen ledgthe. His form certainly Justifies his owners enthusiastic remark about the horse after his recent victory at Anal, width was to the effect that "Van" was the best hue in Europe. What can set in front of such a "clipper" over the Epsom Downs on Wed nesday next, will he a puzzle fur the intake! turf prophet cur " foaled" to solve, notwithstanding that as much as 12 to 1 wag obtainable about the slashing son of Veil Osten. The Two Year old Biennia proved the ' good awe it looked for Orinutsoi, who landed the odds of leo to SO laid on him very cagily. The Beaufort Cup resulted, as usual, In • great surprise, fur, not withetandag the form displayed by Mindoey, It was generally supposed that he could not get the distance, and so mach ea 4to 1 was betted/ulna him, while 6 to 4 max laid on Lett u_ree t who was beaten "into Ste," thus showing what a change Lord Bateman lost of camas off the theater Cup by one of thou unfortunate saitumnips which are sure to take plan ever the Roods* Course. Tumbler gave mother proof td his pre vious form In the County Members' elate, which con cluded an interesting dayt mot. As usual at this meet ing, there was some important belting on the Derby. In addition to the movement which took place In connectiou with Van Amburgh, some notable speculationarese about Vauban and The Bake, the first named receding to so much as Ito 1, at which price he was hacked for £lOO, m u d would hair been sn ported for more money, but that 5 to 2 was only obtainable afterwards An offer ass then made to back The lake sultan for an even "thousand," which ass accepted the moment ft was offered by the Duke of Beaufort, who tubeequenUy doubled the het and this emphatic support had the effect of ',Meg the Two Moused winner a WI over The nuke, their prices at the clue being sto 2 and Bto 1. Beyond these three animals now of the other Derby candidates were affected. and except that 1500 to 15 mistaken about Bea Nevis mulTynesiale coupled, no other transactions took place at the time. The details of the running will be found recorded below. Tee 1.61001 , 11 TWILL BtAll.ll of 6 sue. each, with Le added: for Lyr.olds and upwards: weight foe age: with selling and other allowances. One mile. it subs.) Mr. 8. Thellushat Olinger, by fitockwell—Woodendra dam, 6 yrs, get 71h (Feedham) 1 lard Westmorland's Crown Prince (E 400), est fib ,Msitiment) Lord Bategasn's Queen et Trumps foot to be sold aged, Yet 4lb (OrMishawi Betting: 8 to 1 on Ostreger. Tea Bgooxe feria or YES TIPTERITH BURALAL 4TAIT2 of IS sus. each, with 50 added, for 3.yr.ohls eat 101 h: Wiles mid geldings. Bst 7lb certain anowaisces ; second to save his stake. One mile said a half. M 2 subs.; Mr. Menlo& Van Ambuegh, by Von Oaten —Ceeriana, Set 1014 (elhalleuer) 1 Mr. Carterlght's Wroughton, at 10th (Custanee) Me. Monad's Man of Roos, get bulb , s tnhorne) 3 Two others also ran. Bathe: to 4gm Wroughton, and S to I spat Van Ambush. Tas 81CLLING PLAIT of 1 sovs. each. with 25 added, for all ages. weight forage. with wiling and other allowances. Half-a• alio straight. (7 Nabs.; (...%ptaln Slacheirs Land's gild, by Cape Thaway—Litrida. (430). Y yrs, sst 'lib 'iefferey) 1 WelL" 1 "." lApr y ,1301, S yrs, rat...... 'Seaway) 2 31r. L Braylay s Youchoir ",g3o', yrs, 7st .( Hurray) 3 _ Two oases aim ran. Betting: A to 4 agat Mouehotr, 100 to 30 apt the Cella eolt 4 to I sot Land's End, and bto 1 each egg Lads Edith and 04- THZ BATH HANDICAP of :10 Son. each, 6 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr.olds and upwards whirlers extra. One tulle. nubs., aof wan pay s move. each.) Lord Coventry's Ouoterat, by Stockwell—lady Cl.iush, yes. ist •it Mordant 1 thptain liawkesley's knight &nut, 3 yrs, tibt 10th (Omens)) 2 Mr. S. Bra,yley's Chevalier &Esprit, 3 yrs. (vt 711 h (Muller, 3 }Tar others also ran. Bettinici In I semi ICialititTlirWit,iin to 30 mat Goojerat. to 2 'get enaey, 100 to li agst Chevalier d'Esprit, and 7 to 1 'gat Red Hamad. THZ BIITIZNTR AIt.MNLL BTIZIN of 10 110Vl each, with 50 added, for 2.) r-ohlt oohs, set 101 b; f Mien and gelding., Ott 71b.. maiden allowsaoes ; wood to save stake. About hat at mile. tile wila. - - ..7 . . . _ Mr. Plrywril Carinston, by 64. Albans—Theodora, flat 10lb (blot's) I Gavials G. Day's lord Poloristos, hat o r aiest itter Two othenalas ran. Betting : 100 to 30 on Gamlen. In to I agst SL Valentine, and 100 to 0 apt Lord Pahnentos. Tim BEAU/Orr CCP raise 300 son by subscription of 10 sows. each, the rest in spore: wooed to srcehe :4 DO,. About two miles and a half. (40 subs.) Lord Itateinan's Motility, by Toddlnittull—Bobro. 6 yes. 9st Olb Duke of Newcastle's Flying Mead, t Ti.y 7st . 11. Corey) 2 Capt. Haw Laity's Knight tfraitt,S yrs, owt 11.1lio l'“iucruu, 3 T;fr, ot6rnils4: lylnn Senßetting : d. 6 to 4 on Lecturer, 4 to 1 apt lloulsey, an.l U to 1 agso wiemimue TLITZ Mendleap' of 50 Kw& : wilioOrs dm one mile. ,13 subs.) Lord 'dries. Tumbler, by Commotion or Defender— Golconda, 2 yrs, tki 1111, duel. 546 extra, % Butler) I Mr. kicks:des Opposition. 4 yes, Bet I Peppler 2 Mr. It. Buglers Witmer, 3 . yrs, tt_llb_ litalleol S Yuan i U ili al o ras. Betting: Even on TYmbitr. Tt; Tiipifie an ) wet. ma sto t apt Uppeitlon. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. DKRBY. to I sot Vauhau 't andlr. to 1 agog Herren (tit aff off 25 to 1 hewer 3to 1 The Rake 3) 1:0 to 1 Fitz Ivan (r. 13 to 1 Van Ankburgh 00 to 1 Roquefort .ts Ft` 1000 to 15 UlmNevKing 41 15 to 1 Dra ;t; WOO to 30 Ben is I. 20 0.. 1 114Moman (1' 100 to 1 Master Butter -20 to 1 Julius ;tkt off , dy 2.5 to 1 V)400 iruel it 2000 to Tyndale sod off 1000 to 15 eget Tynedate and ton Nevis coupled. WOO even on Vauban *get The Rake. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. There was scarcely anything doh*. The bomersetshirc Handi cap was 11414 w much as mentioned, while the Imuisaitions that took place en the Derby will he fully explained by the under mentioned quotations DRRBY. 100 to 40 suet Vauban 'Ol 93 to agst Janus toll) 300 to No t) 30 to -- OnutdCrosato) 1300 to 100 The Baba 't' :a to Inatonraelto) 100 to 6 Van Amburgb 146 to Fitz haa torn tort 06 to Roquefort to) 100 to 6 Dragon tar 00 to Ben Nevis to) 100 to 6 Marksman ,o, lOO to 14n0.11= 20 to 1 V 100 to Tbe C g2O to 1 The Palmer (t (off) =id off) PLACE BETTINtI. 100 to 80 on Vauban tog) I 6to 1 apt Mayon toff) E.,en &gut The Bake ( off) L_lo to 1 Hermit off) OAKS. 5 to 2 on Achievement (of) BETTING AT KANCHESTEL-TUENDAL DMA". .......... oto 4 apt Vaninnitault 100 to 7 apt ltarksauut (a) :t to 1 - - Mr nuke .d, 1110 to 6 Ibr Pultarr it s t tou to :10) 20 to 1 11ermit (4. 10 to 1 Van Anthurgh 115 tot. t and Of 00 lu 1 Jonas tuft) 10 10 1 Dragon t4l off, CRICA 11 Altrigarolg ('tea Altn anneal, v. Tee (Mu" or Itect•en.— Thiu match. which had ,SOUtlled a eel', ituterretkie phase ut the time the Mun ps were drawn on Monthly night —the Colts being arrear on the Ant tailings —was resumed yesterday. dewily after noon, at Lord's ground, there being wurr ely fifty spectators, and those evidently conattlaseurs, pn,ett to watch the play doubtless owing to the cold, sesrchlag east wind. The Malik bone:: Club again sent In lir. A. J. Wiltickon mai Grimly to re present them at the wicket*. while Nett and (Novell the hitter at the Pavilion end con menoed the bowling. Mr. 1811kInson's wicket was the Bret V. y kW. he being neatly caught In the rear by tklants ell Scott. when 9 were obtaiuml At 13 Mittel*, after obtaining a flukey two In the slips. was clean bowled by Scott, and fir. K D. Walker took up the lotting. and when the tele grah annotinee•J 30, Mionford relieved Voisell. lett Mr. P.. D. It p aller cod Grundy haul got well hold, so keettetni bud n try at Scott's end. They advance.' the score to 45, when Grundy was caught by the longstop in loather rowel at. • ball—his Y. were well mot his or hlttlne brunt unmet:llly good- Alfred Shaw Miami 11r. \talker, and began to inalue it warm for the odts, when the latter awl aplendidly .• pointed" by Scott, bn odic, .o'er on the ground bat never quilted the ball fuer wickets for 49. Fir. Fellows unteeded. and Alfred Shaw played Is excellent form, his nit drives being cocrekmens. .51 length rieuebern bowled him for 111, the total being 7a. At 81 he also bowled Mr. :elbows, and without any alteration in the Veal Wootton was clean bowled by !dumbed. 'I he lion. T. be Grey and Captain Brawl were then amoutated. and raised the were to 93. when the captain was rsotaht ut by Se.dt 141 Cowed. At 110 liawlinson weet nu howling, aod ponft after lv- Moved Cowell Mr. Grey) and Mr. tleter bow hit sway till 125 were posted. when the former was caught at inki-olf. This clewed the lunWga,aa Mr. MI haughten. whom linter WU, Inpinvi oft Monday. did 5.4 1.111 In MI spprnn.r. The 1en.1,.,1 Ohl bided at 2.35. AL half-past three the l'etts—Wring 152 runs to obtain to aria—commenced their second innings rill. Summers mot Muni foot, opposed to the powerful bowline of filloulN and Woolson- Muwfonl Idt Grundy well to leg twice in inerm..i , n, and ham mers was equally severe on Weetttm, the youni9lcra 3' it ,",ht bating the hooting of the two "great gone' for ::5 minutes, when the latter was bowled 111 bin pad , 1 for 11'. Jordaw. his ottect:ia.w, hitting away so freely that at 55 Mr. It. P. Walker went on. the Grundy, soul the t otal was raked to 37, ohm Illumford was sent to the ell:At about by Mr. %ranter. haying made 17 by some excellent play. Rawlimem, after having had • let elf in the slip, was c aught and howled, Wootton ,3 far 44), end ultarivrood received his quietus from Woollen I 4 fee 48;. Mutton made • single. soil was bowled by Mr lt. D. Walker :5 for 40.. Scott's first item was a 3 he again looted like .taying, but F.::hultbotdwnlytuoshyu.4.,;:t.d.kmalimebeim....after.rich:lit.pe fur bsi pl:.m, nett r 7 J ining rickets fell uirpordiskylaned,. and at 520 the M le9me Club had woe the match by 70 runs. The fielding was sot as good as es Monday. !STAY?. All officers on the divisional, personal, and general staff to be allowed shares *wording to their staff pay, added to the half-pay of their respective ranks : i RALY•YAT aAng. Shares. Rupees. Coked— Lieutenaat-Colonel Major 9. . . 4,750 Captain 7 . . 3,500 Ditto, having superior brevet rank and two years senior, as captain . 8 ... 4,000 Lieutenant Ditto, commissioned seem years in regular army Second Lieutenant and Ensign Adjutant, if not commissioned as lieutenant 4 ... 2,000 STAFF SHARE ni ILDDMOX TO HALF-PAT UTZ. Snare& itopees. Adjutant-General and Quarter maater-Cleneral Deputy ditto Amaiatant ditto Deputy• Assistant ditto 9 4,75'0 14 ty-Assistant ditto Coniunssaries of Ordnance Deputy ditto .: 4 7 :75, Commissary General 3B ... 19,000 Assistant ditto Deputy-Assistant ditto 9 ... 4,750 Bub-Assistant ditto Judge.Advocate-General 2B ... 14,000 Deputy ditto Military S t to Commander .... . in-Claef . 19 ... 9,500 Interpreter to Commander - in-Chief 94 ... 4.7ri0 Brigade Major and Aide-de-Camp 94 ... 4,750 Paymasters Deputy ditto Provost Marshal 9 ... 4,750 Deputy ditto surgeon to the Commander-in-Chief, according to warrant, pay as Regi mental Surgeon. Officer in charge of Treasure chest, as Captain. Baggage-muter, as Captain. Deputy-Inspector of Hospitals, ac- cording to standing. Field Engineer Assistant ditto THE FRENCH PRUE AND THE Lreen EURO TRIATT.—We rend in the Paris Temps of yesterday : "The French press appears generally to haverexivedsome what coolly the news of this solution ; even the semi official papers, with the exception of the Petrie, display but little enthusiasm. A speculator wouldperhaps say that this is owing to the event having been foreseen for the last two days and discounted, to use the favourite expression of the Bourse people, by public opinion ; but this reserve evi dently proceeds from a more earnest sentiment and • more comprehensive appreciation of the reality of things. It is because people are generally convinced that the Luxemburg question was only an incident of the inter national difficulties between France and Germany, result ing from the formation of a German military empire, that the successful issue of the Franco-Fruseian conflict has not moved the public more. We have ourselves too often dwelt upon the gravity given to the situation ly the spirit in which Germanic unity was accomplished to be surprised at seeing this impression remain even after the settlement of the affair of the Grand Duchy. It would nevertheless be unjust not to recognise the importance of this first result ; it has not only the merit of adjourning the 'chances of conflict, but also in our view of giving to the important movement of public opinion, recently exhibited in favour of peace, the time to develop itself freely, to accentuate itself with still in creasing energy, and by the nuniberand imposing character of its manifestations to force even the military and per sonal governments to take it seriously into account." THE HEALTH OF LONDON.—It appears from the Registrar-aeneraPs return that in .the week that ended on Saturday, May 11, the births registered in London and 12 other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,005 ; the deaths registered, 2,820. The annual rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 persons living. In London the births of 1,119 boys and 1,029 girls, in all 2,148 children, were re gistered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of tan years 1857-60 the average number, corrected for increase o f population, is 2,049. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,233. It was the 19th week of the year; and the average number of deaths for the week is, with • correction for increase of population, 1,357. The deaths in the present return are less by 1 0 M' then the esti mated number. Thirty deaths from smallpox were re gistered last week ; S belonged to the West, 3 to the North, 4 to the Central, 8 to the East, and 10 to the South districts. Fever was fatal to 49 persons, 2 of whom died in the subdistrict St. Mary, Paddington, 3 in Fulham, 2 in Belgrave, 2in St. John NVestmiester, 2 in Hackney, 2 in Ftotherhithe, 2 in Woolwich Dockyard sub-district, and 34 in other sub-districts ; 20 deaths occurred from measles, 24 from scarlatina, 11 from diphtheria, 41 from whooping• cough, and 12 from diarrhose. The deaths from phthins were 191, from bronchitis 106, from pneumonia, 54, and from diseases of the heart 49. A butcher, aged 7.7 years, died on the 7th May, in the London Hospital, from " glanders FORM UNION. T . !NU will add I" St, J!ki!mi"'s O'el — relt: present upeet of the Govern- Erg.,lu the (hair. loy Ai/IN BRICHT, Fat, M.P., :aliment and other gentlemen T. Bayley Potter, Req., U.P. .Tames stanafeld, Req., M. Y. Sir John Bowling, Bart. Sir Henry Hoare, Bart. W. Vernon Hamner. Keq., Q C. Jana" Alexander, Esq. Gregory VontAT. Lae. R. M. Holborn, lay. 11. C. Hertel, Fay. Samuel Pope, Req. Mr. Deputy Read, F.S.A. .1. B. Tsar, Fey. a Free.