The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-25 00:00:00

N". 1 or GA FOANIA, ..i PAN, iTt .1..1 ell INA. vti Putnam& PACIFIC ALATL SDK t. tII etssl PANT $l. n.kh their splettdal ute-whaisrnt Fai \'mk,e, OA 14. Vt.. Nth, and 11th, 11011/ InAr‘ ii . aSl 411 W ..• tlo Pr. !tt h. :'!...14.111,1V4 entry swath, tor 8 Rranlie ~.11uir At 5ha 11.40...11ta11. ell route the:weld man. aad gong Komi. Pemenonre 'r e., It, lln . t...y tot...vet tolls title hue at ?Ito y orb by any of drat.rr 0$ tts r.t 1u • . ....tr tr. 114.4.1CVvry li tiltlarday . Inman h $., or: lartTrool rimy , Meant „, t. lartopard every Wedntedey. S.: - I..vrrpool earg Anwr”.ll LIM% iI.IIIAMANIIIMOWn. wag Fr North $ $...$ 1.:•••••• Um. from Southampton, every Tueaday. Awl at r I-) OM - .t.Aln l. l l / of the Royal loon Southampton on the god and 11th 111 W. I Rugs lanr. from Llyearpol. 04 , month. , , tuuttomt Lao«, from Ht. Namara NE of month. storm to tt 1 ,4 * n".t.e .1" IrMthen Lim dart In tae faeces. h 611.11. t,Somds. Itritrs4 Columbia —The steamers el the e A llft.rt rah. °semi. and Maxie* 8 . 11 Oalaisall" have Ben samba um-rrals for thare rountrisa ,„ opartrott from Pan ?manatee * d r. Mae min be A attst s.s sy. to o IkL 3rd, Nue. and,pee. - aTAlte ts 4 nr , . Arent.. e! monveataelreet, 1/01 Al. MA 11. HOUI.sE, via PANAMA, for a a , yr. HT II and h ol s TH l'AElt IW l L . sotral Aloe ow , rd and Au.tralia. J o ran. I mo v-Tho. RO t . lASI PACKET (bIII'ANY'IS ATLANTIC STEAM oow • 1%....nn from Snatharnhtoh to MI.. litopernront by wiliest' . a , , ~ nt larwra for the above kwahties will be e=r So $.l I.. i nansa in the vernal in *Wei they aa i ..... c r. r ss „I A no..d. our biadird 1. SQ. hou thll.llss* : 4 . ..fltrld Am.r .,,,,. w, at I saot of , By atearner from Plowthamptilo Mn ,•„,,i,f,,raw, Of &AI 011 Sod sod IRAN erbium& T. r h.w /.. Owe! awl Australia Rol of soak ssoweb. a nd (limn . i .. r Natl. r pada Warr 'rely to .7. M. sa,uTu,, Plaagna..., Itcyal Mail ea am l'a , WO. nuePeily. SS, 1ffe0e5.5...k.4. -^ " —• • • lawoo. NA:. INM AN LINE .-- THE LIVERPOOL, Inyw -1 Yt.lf K. an d PHILADLI.PIIIA COMPANY' YAM " wi .ppointod to from Liverpool for maw YORK, .allinr Qt.,11441111. u follows: CITY .1 RA !TIMOR p:. for NEW YORK, Wady, Jul, 20, •ET%. A. NEw lialifax_jtoteirdop. Austin' I. I9Tli ~f N , :•Tf N. for • VORA, Wedneaday, Await .3 r.p.4llrell tO St. John's, Nowloondlrod, to ..•!v$ r.l iIAIII.I. . n 17. and 21 (Minolta, all bayiop the saasarivi kv... tA. 1 , ..k.r0 —For parfoulars _away to WK. 1 / 4 1 q.,•1; or to EMS and NAM; PI, zing London-Wolin, • _ •) Alai LINE.--The BRITISH and NORTH } [4 kneel. MAIL ItTEAKEITIPII, eneentoon I y. ..• • I•••••teavnr 4 kneed to nal tee NEW 1913.111( direct . • ,y 41." isits.ndod to be devyatched for New York,' ) .• i !aid ax. Tuvtdays and lot) Thwedaye, whesever is E.. 1.1 Mail Steamers are Intended to mil ••• . • tvf.41,414•11. f• r NEW 1 . 1 d: K. Ssturdat. July 25. MAMA 1, , NEW VIII K. Tueirlay. July •Et belA. r NEW Yi Faturdawt I. • N.. Soya:or. r.trried on th A ugur e ES Ss A r,l: 114 , SIEY by the Royal Mae etsantars cm eal I. , x % 1;1 . 1,g . / 'VII I L , tr.: ••bod calm, and Clll secoad=L7 , arr ,, Triewlays to 15 guineas, 17 manes% iv.v4alblig to the secommodation. These/ rates ht . • • f..• /WI pr. , l-Lotim, but without wines or liquors, • • i wit inset torm.rd. Broad-street. London; Boras and and i /larv• de la Bourse, Parts; O. and J. S. - Jattutitot.Pln,t. (Elassow, and Batiosirest. Dundee; , u.. Iv. r. gm. nerarn. and a Wateratrwt, Liverpool. ii; ,\I I-.\. Dtrect Route to Hanover, Brum ') ..:4 Central Ilenasay.—The North 111 lemma LloO's • .., r a et. am r SCHWA LM, Captain J'AZCIER, T .:adult THURSDAY, July 10. Olinklig at Sleek. • , remitting) et It noon.—Fares to Bromrn it an d 11 • ... t. i and LI 10n.—Apply to ...rLIN'IN Untrrreal . • ~,. mama W.: or to YKLLLIPPR fiILAYES. PHI . I ... rt. Inuatan'ehotu:e. Croorlane, Greet Tower- A '11:11' to SWEDEN, from London direct in a tour of three days to Sweden, and rN !131 , V InthM the weak- The tpuivalled Mein somem aptam : u., be Mrepatebed for 133 n the' th July. at 2 p.m., and every alternate Salm . r permuting!. Farm, Lab.: MUM, f. 4 Me- W.: dark. El. 4, I at cIIAFLIN'it Ustrerial Ofttoe,Berreeterizeue. W. Lor to Ill) sad 00., et Dunstan r .treet, ItiVI'ERDAM. and the RILINB.—The favourite , etrgmer HATAY'S& wewrrw , le•'" k Plrr, Blackwell. even I I UNDAT. " 11 a. "4.1 31 " 1 " 111 j1 M'• whim et•-ry ?woke,. Th e acres steamer F 00 . . • ~.totched from of the Tower every THURSDAY 3101 - : .• —Farm Saloom, il; fore cabin, LOA ; return tickets. • • c half. For through Rhine toren see monthly time Mo— t wet sod tomage apply to PHILLI.PPS, GRAVES. PHIL. ; ' I t•LI ro.. St. Dungten'olonge. Greet Toner-atm; CHAPLIN'S tininess' ote••• RMllmiecirclek Fr ROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. L'mpowercel by Special Act of Parliament • . toe ANUlllnee. Annuities, and Guarantee of Fidelity in Situations of Trust. • •• ‘lSSlAR—General Sir FREDERIC SMITH, F.R.S. payable during Life—lndisputable—tot liable to F ' I ROYAL NAVAL, YLLlTlT orfeiture. els ND EAST INDIA LIFE DEPART. ^r, • • ~.•ne peculiar advantages to Offierm end others in the Navy .Usy, is under the especial patronage of her Host Gracious • y the QUERN. • • European Society is specially authorised by the Imperial 'swept to gustrunt , .• the fidelity of Government officials. '• • w Premium Income in 10611, ISSI 'Mt lAtt 1661 18016, 1966. 1017 A LT. .ial fncome exceeds Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand ''' Yongla • n turn nf each werlie sew 'business nay be obtained at the ' • • er of any cd the havMa. • Annuity T a bb,, °String rpocial atlvantasae to esumitantra ..I1 particulars .•f the popolar principlea of illiA lied•ty, wUl an the new Pruestortus, which 1•111 be I unwanted to appal t- port free. HENRY LAKE. Heneral lianager. • Itegent.rtrect. ante 17, Waterton -plane. INJl•taall, Lawton. I'IIE LIVERPt)OI. and LONDON and GLOBE INSITRANCE COMPANY. • es:—l, Dale-street. Liverpool; 7, Cornhill ; and Charing. cross. London. • . •orestvil funds now amount to t],401. 7. the fire revenue to • and that of the life to £MO,O3a. • moderate rates of premium. with a wuaranteod fixed bonus • • lire policies of this company and their value as .prelal soon to third parties. render them particularly advantageous. • s orld !MVO is granted on reasonable terms. and claim are days atm admission. JOHN ATKINS. Resident Secretary. •. FE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.— ' Dividends, 10 tom per Cent. tier Annum on outlay. PHA EIDIOLINIRS. CAPITALIST& • reliable informatinn and Rafe Inviattaanta should read RI'S IN VESTMENT CIRCULAR post treel .iii. Sharp and I i ll .. eharedealare.. n. Poultry. Lon don. INEY.—X2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme • g on flimflam without removal. gmblicitY. or law M.,y be repaid by Nay instalments. No caarge at all if de 1. rms. Inclusive, ll per rent. (for £lOO and over) iT tplz at the BeTATE OFFICES, 2, Southway (. Advances on leases. lite policies. gra S RECOVERED and CLAIMS PRO: I E- El) by • Prof...moat Ottotleman of practice and te , nee of charges to the creditor, u a commission of ~t. on the amount recovered. foe oddness, or b 7 A. 7.., No. 356, Citygood. E.C. F. THOMAS and Co.'s PATENT • sEWING 3L&CHINES.—Thr oelebratod No. 2 11.11.41 for gorw)al work. Lin Tiro now Tormootio. MY ,hire,, 'T.ork Stwoh`, 15 5... L 6 &L, and ilt—Cotaloguto free. THOMAS stud Cu., 1 our,' 4 Cloworle, and litgentocircos, •!.ww.,2. London. I IWTON WILSON and Co.'s SEWING -' MACHINES. lARDI L7CITIBITION, TWO l'ltl7.E MEDALS. NEW HAND MACHIN al. QEEEN MAR. CLEOPATRA, I.OCLISTITCH, DORCAS, AND PENELOPE. I:4ltd.rWills machines that hare prise medale The button•hole. eyelet-hole. *remaining machine, for the eemplete combination of a sewing and button-bole Makes lee buttoe-holee per hoar. and &sari in • p!ain Illt.tratt , 4 'catalogue* free.-1 High • lit. rhespeide; and He, Resent-etreet I'( JINN liILOTHEIIB.-I`ATENT CHAIRS )11111.14. Barnet I.`urniturs, Tranksjteleasatesus, I 11 1$ ONSIDERA IILY R KIWIT4 1,t., I'I('(`ADILLY. btalaiue. Iraq. WAI .K leg CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES • • ~.. ding, all others. Prize Medalv--Landen. NW; • ••••:.% from ttt tfei ; silrer, from SA M.-411, CarnltUl ; ••.•• •• • te ; and NI, Strand. - - - • ‘4 . 4 I.V IA T 1 and COMPANY (Limited). VENETIAN MOSAIC." t, VENETIAN GLASS, VENETIAN CHANDELIERS, VEN ET! A N M IRROlus, VENETIAN r C VEN ICE BEAant •I r. rzl.atated Liu. IXXi E$ (Ai the of S. A. N. PRINCE , are NOW ON o. Pt. Jaartavat met. Piccadilly. KW. Itli I.lARDS.—hilition of 200 BILLIARD k Lt.s. all rime, fur SALE or HIRE, at the mpaadoaa show IiVNTIETT and Co., salters by appointment to the I .1. War.aetee, and Achniraity. Pneee tram .13 guaneae, ‘1:!\01.1) and SONS' lIVERCEPTIBLE • 11.1 • s 1..!.. ar•knotriedged to be the &Oa mast emellorb "• •,,, , tro.. amlnted. Llastie iltocktnag,Kneeoart, &e., tor ' - "" • ...IMO.. he.: Abdominal Higts,4la l vilar r Oosve ~1, : • ...:• . , r 11... Amidst Ipp, Arms. 1:=1/114 , 14A41.1 and . , s •• •. r.11;.1,1.1 ,undeal aprdianoe man ARNOLD •‘ N•.., .. , ....1 e, West linuthaMd. lilt ' I "'• • t••• , . for meemtumnent and ferweeded. An ta r' ' ''''''A f..... 1.• t o ~et,,,a 0 . maw, • go.* . .. MOr 1 . sEA itTH CLOSEINIALAII the latrines N imbhdon Ounp aro Idol 1r Itit 10.10 cloWth t., ••nt,„ i , operatos.-0111od, >t, Hedtaedeteeet. • SALMON, oby , and Co., 292, $T AND. PATENT TitIYRS MAX _ C °(l "E . $ VtIBILIOUS PILLS, . !i,. loot II gars for 1 ' "• h , ••.% il l g i ta t. Id., sod ]la h ANTIBILIOUS I'iLLB, Ins 14S17:11104 h a. , at I- 1.1 2o b.. M. M.. and no to( ANTIBILIOUti PILLS, the taut 18 yew ter Ic LIVMR rOMPLAINTS. totoitil at le.lid. Y Mi. 44 st, GM Us. I. R . NEWSPAPER REGY /,,,• ' .IVEI, ' JUL (, w/.-- -- ---. ci ~ tl , . .....,._,,, SPECIAL APEIL NOTICE. • tXr OPERATIVE PRINCIPLES. Alt T. V. APIXI tiN, who onnuneneed biudnees on tiros ziple t ila the tXtr ingi. boa now too honour to amain. * hie it r.in 1 AI PM& 11.14 to 14178E1T. at PRICES on tie of lit lost lOW and Nee of tu.infr..• tort bate too rattly d. chin for public nalo 'never of the loth at any rm.. The two former 'introw are erven—and three—yeare W bottle; the two Weer can be had either in Wide or by the dow to; lltio Itifes aro .Leland in Bordeaux as naoqualled during this en atery. The folkwansare a portion of this stook. and can be ordoml trona that is 'radon, or dircet Iron' hie cellars abroad. Th. y will be silt en ,a.frovel or frOxtra. guaranteed of their nee. rented growths. • stork has cost eoloctiog Weer Ell.B o °. Vintages Ile% beetled In 1503—and the INS in 14116—esaest of La Ito.. Union in 1f..., Oue d'Yetountel. the Chateaux Ducru. La Orange, Irreeille, Ranson, Latour. Mouton, Margaux. and Ltiittr. fine . - ace - nu (nearly all Dotted last yeti-m, Julian La ROW Co.' d'hapurnet, Oman La Rose. the Chateau LaGraw, Dimino. . r.i _latear Maul /Brion, hlareaux., and LIMN 12e. g all the Vim de Was, and Pale*. ....V=griNli !!!-Buttling. and in Oaak.-Pronsse, et. Etonian. iti? h i l s- v i k tgt o rm - cen , ....1... - .....;. 4 #, ----- ,• . tour-Cant o larageouoloseLegue Dolan e Leb 'nalree, 1 1 1 /Trenrea and all the la Vlna, For 1 liata ‘ M , torto4 n it in landeml==. as mks, , 203, center of lke.. Owe rl ie filaltThrhedrlti OWIaW 18,000 BOTTLES of CELPEPAONE, at •1 44 &sm. Disc ell sot& • further octet:sect for Melo Meths d rez . ft 1804 Lpftsay Cheavyars• lee just less - du" If" Mum. Do Ile years' ceetaades. Dv= viers am fall bathed, dry. sad oonditfoo. Nees of three down gm!• for LS le., as or retura.—Addrais MINA- irrAYLLIDN. Rceent4trost, coiner of Confluitairast. liabed over 30 years 2.000 IiLtONUMB or DOUBLE BOTTLES of IMO VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE. This sainlll - Wise will le witaltiM4 all =Perim* say al?lTed. ewaial Vet re as ram Omer al IL Ela—anaress, T. w. EVAPLETO 600 HOOSHEA.DS of PURE BORDEAUX CIABST to be SOW, in bead at ita, or duty paid ot ill par eaak la dawn), vawllK or by the dorm at is.. la ow regrattekva laibrai dogma—Cul tasted at T. W. STALPLZTOWS. t. THE NATURAL SHERRY of XRRES, 3rd apd 4th RAlpnieate, £lO lon. Om SOO quarter maks*/ this pure CADIZ RIIERSY have arrived and been sold at ZIO 104. each, dUe, Paid, sines Neptember, 111111. The Int end 4th shipments are new Widing i ompoeed of 310 quarter maks. Prins, as before, 10 golneea each. Maniples or free tasting at T. W. STAPLZTON'A Ilagenastreet. corner of Cooduitntreea W. S TAR GRAND XERES SHERRY.—The second tof thia superior, pale, delicate, soft, nutty by th re e just arrived. Per quarter cask VS Ila; or by three downs, Pia per doses.—At T. W. BTAP N'& SUPERB 1860 VINTAGE PORT.-200 , SOD quarter casks, or 11,200 dawns. The third of them ranch admired Potts, selected by Mr. BTAPI.BCON on the Alto Douro In 16t6, and shipped by him without the usual addition of IS per cent. of squadente and gemotilmt =ter..tly &reclean, soft, pure Porte of the old type, sad fl t for use ; or if bottled, with certainty of beaming in two years. Price pr d itl IMS dove. I.W uarter casks, OS; or pea damn, Ns. 114. T. W. ST ON, Int, Resent-street LIGHT RUMMER WINES.--Good Bordesu: Mint. Ha per down. •, Pasterns. Its ; Beastiolais, 16s. asablis, 245. ; Stein Wein in Boekribeutsla, 305.; still Hoek arid Moselle, Pis. and 30s. ; sparkling Hoek and Week 411; °bolos Champagne , Ms. and 36a Terms °esti, and carriage free. PH Y THUS and SONS. 432. West 'trend. CIUINEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21e. per doom, soft and &Hata This wine has already a great on as a dinner wine. PORT, for invalids 114.,m be Zal t r atl reccansended ma a good, wholeippe, and no wins. Wine. Tvrrn a rash, and carriage tree. by MITTMAN and SO- 0 , OS West Strand. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. 1110. This tnistaird old IRISH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL—It is pore. MUd, melkm, delicious, and verr leholeiossa Sold in bottles, fa. id. each. at the retell houses In Landon ; by the smelts in the principal towns In Midland ; or wholegale, at S. Great Windatill4dreet, London , W.—Observe the red seal. pink label, and cork branded "Mealtimes LL Whisky." THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies now become en important feature. Sines the hitrodue ti dare Tea, nearly 40 years MO, the NAST INDIA TEA. ANT have, on amount of its pest strength and exquisite Savour, promoted Its sale by every means The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Amain, have gradually extended, end Teas front other parte of India are arriving, thus offering ter yarieties. beesny me now Assam, Caehar, , to., at b. 10d. to 4s. Id. 7, 1 11, and In Teem as tisuaL —Ware houses No. 0, Great St. adm'wohurchysrd, Ilialtopegais Prim list forwarded on application. T .lEBIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. PARIS EXHIBITION, lea—TWO GOLD 11:13DAIR— CAUTION.—None genuine without Baron Wiles. the inventor% oldne Wulf on were amosapanied with hill directione for u m m. Sold by all Italian warehouses. chemists, and groom& Palatable. strengthening. economic. and convenient. SCIIWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Orders prepared for to every climate. Yanufaetoriee —London. Bristol. . Darby. and Nahum. O XYGENATED WATER.—EdeeOng in London during the moan to not la i r a e I . n to ths nen air of country ; but refreshing and in allbeela any hg by sn main dragght of °Langone,* Mgr, frig= BOHATOIC, 34, CING-A(2IZ. or through Imeg Wenn. la awns continuing six Bangs. CONCENTRIC REFRTGERATORB and ICE BAPEII Iraltat's Patent). DRY COLD AIE REFRIGERATORS sad ICE SAFES IQlfton'■ PstentL PROSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the above op oppliootion to WY. CHAVAMU Moors/gee street, City. WeA-end Agency. M. New Bondwteeet. CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted, 'ad ar• salt sad NSW*. CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAIL KINOI3, THZWIT I LSIPRZWIF cITT TAILORS. Oppoofte MaoMasa ni:TFITS for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO- N, NlEl4.—Detaned Lista of the neetasery Outitt, Ida jeieaa. ae, for rvery climate and amobt_tateatt,will be forwarded on application to THRESHER and GIMTNT. °atilt:tem next door to Fonicrect Hour, Knout. THItEE PIGEONS. DAINTY= sad CO., DTZBEI sad 011ANZDA. Dockhand, Danacadaoyi 66, Lakaasdar4koara; lionatatreet. Oroovanoraquare. VARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- N..., ing, Chant. filatdom Bilk _and Damask Dy , with every do. eaription of Bleaching, earned moderately, and ht to = tallt ivu=. perfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching sod • panes, 17, Whartroad, Cityvvwd, and 47; New Owford OA!E'B SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-iner riskiiY , for dossing sad polishing diver. aplans, plids glass. &a Tablets id. sash. OAKEY'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets Id. mob ; this, ii. Is.. Is. id, sad 4 oath. • - - - gIAKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIPE BOARDS. hew Is. id. saes. OAKETB CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery mad Ohms Oletb. Mae& Lied. && S OLD elkere, by ironmongers, groom* chemists. dre. WheissaloalLU se N OA ICEY and 130" emery and black lead mills, lid read. S. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCHERELL alai Co. Het ools ail,. doh OornhilL THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. LOWEST I_SUNILFII 1114C118. VOALS.—The CLAY CRONB COMPANY supti*.et from their Oollorias Cl 1.1 Croon—The ban. equal to an jLa. p ton ; •wound; Oaalt on IDG nonvery.—Orden to OMIT OMM.. 13 BIZTRWOOD-PIAOZ. WARFAIOAD. W. XOTHITTiI neroasoma. . • 4 017 A AMARELLA restores the Haman Hair •Cli• to ita priskiwahi t ao matter at what JfilliN GOWNELL Co. have at lanath. with tha aid of one at the moat =damn Co. semastiod la tide moth eloaderful liquid. It it now yawed to tie in a more oonoan- Bated form, and at a lower prime.—Bold bottles, Oa math: alto. O. 7.. Bul l ViAseeba.=. Bad llk Wirer Thatomatzeet, Lon- don. KC. TOURISTS, TRAVELLERfiI, VISITORS to the SEASIDE, and others earned to the wan And duet, will Ind the arptkation of ROW LANDS' LALTDOII both 000llag end refreshing to the *we and shin. ying all heat end intitsbtlity ; sanorme emptions, f , diorat.btut ; and ren the Ada Pail, steer. and t. Price ea &L and Oa tr i g bottle. bold at 18, liattaagerden. and by oberaiste and ps&ftunere. Ask for " Rowlands' Ealyddt " bad beware of 'wits& and per nicious artklee Geld ender th&entlie of " latyder. VLECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Remedy -Z-4 tendered applicable in the cure of all nervous ailments. irti. prelim head oomplaintsression of .wdrita. uiddlwsm. &a, by no ens of the Patent ELECTRIC BELLS, which supply the mewun with Vital Electricity, and that without melees machines. bd. tarns. shocks. plates, or wires. Full details free. Call or write.— Berm y Demons, Ifpq., WE., No. 11, Charlotteutreek Bloomsbury, London. W.C. ALL WHO SUFFER from DrDIOESTION alicaid NORTON'S OANONILL PILLS. MGM everywhere. Bottler. b. IL It, ..4 116 • • 4 441 1 1 [STAMPED 11. .11)1)11'10N kL.] I. f ONE PE NTNY: TER ItiPRESENTATION OF WEBT.IIINOTSII. Last night Captain Grosvenor and Mr. Mill again appeared before their ootutituenta at the Piinsieo ream, Warwick-street. The CRIMEAN (Dr. Brewer) read the following letter from Mr. °ketone : " 11, Carlton-house-terreoe, July 21, 1968. "Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge your beer of yesterday, and to express my regret that I shall be cable to tatted the meeting on Friday evening, which it is proposed to hold on behalf of Messrs. Gra v ear and Mill as candidate for Weetininsier. Allow me, however, to enure you of my lively kens& in their cause ; and this, not only on their own meant, but for the dignity and credit of the City of Waritimar, -- ncor invited, as I understand, to arias L Meet the other other members, both of whom, in rewire* habit from it, have done it honour. I has not a . wadi it' amen* Mr. Smith in any capacity, magpies fa Iffestanster : and against him in dist mama, I add my • good Ninny words, for I am am , silted with year setalrepreeentatives in a goodand great eines, the paresis of which it is his purpose to impede. Dot I would rather 'peak of our present ambers. Captain Grosvenor, who wee first recommended to ne Ag the connection of his fannly with the city, and by the makl and deserved respect in which they embark hoe shown himself to be an able and faithful representative, whom his academes might well have chosen from hie personal merits ad ibEities alone. Of i ( Mr. Mill, who has attained • world-wide fame, It would he almost impertinent in me to speak the lensaage of *elegy. Yet I will venture on two mese time, both having anclusive refereace to his partakes- • tag career. Firm in the maintenance of hie 011111 Agiaices, Mr. Mill has ever exhibited the largest toed -genie for timed others ; and wilt this liberal takes of differences, he baa shown in the most remaelehle meaner bow to reconcile, on the one hand, a thorough independence, and, on the other, an enlightened sense of the value and poner of that kind of oaks Which is designated by the sae of political party. More than this, Mr. Mill has set as all a rare example of ergiving temper, of forgetfulness of self, of absolute devotion to public duty, and I do not hesitate to express I my deliberate opinion that his presence in the Howe of Commons has materially helped to raise and =stain its morel tone. I ask your pardon for having been led to greater length than I had intended, and I remain, sir, your faithful servant, " W. E. °unease." Cajtan Oacievintox, after some preliminary observa tions, said neutrality m polities wee impossible after what bad recently occurred in parliament. Indeed, be defied any man who had set in this parliament to say he was not a political partizan. On the one side there were selfishness, clamour, and trickery ; on the other honesty, forbearance, and states manship ; so that partizanship became imperative, and winkling impossible. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gene:- man then referred to the fact of a conservative candidate hag in the field, and his observations respecting the deputation that had waited upon Mr. Smith, at the West minster Palace Hotel, caused some diment, expreasioni of which coins from a dam or so of Voices. The bon. and gallant' gentleman continued to meek amid some hike► ration. until the police ejected the disturber. Mr. Mira met with an enthusiastic reception. , He said that during the last two or three weeks he and his col la been engaged several days in each week, and latterly two or three days in succession, in endeareer ing to prevent the elestors of Weekender andthronghont the country being given over intothe hands of Millionaires —and they had failed.—(A Vorca—More's thepity.) He said, More was the shams. (Hear, hear.) When the present government introduced the Bribery Bill he really was an hopes that there was something like an intention tilppzes, if male, thebedpractioes prevailing at oar . The gosernment took one rather bold step— emo they asked the House. of Commons, tenacious asthat se ' serably was of its privileges; to c is o i l v i iig the parer of judging as to the abet to Whichcorruption aigt4 have prevailed at elections. That power hitherto been in the hands of the committees of the Haas of Commons, end the government asked parliament to transfer it to the judges of the land. They thought, and he thank*, these judges were not so likely to sympathise with the offenders as the very class from which the offenders were dray', and who were therefore placed in the . .slisei cir cumstances of temptation as theatres ; and beide the change of tribunal, the governmentpropossed to, the palates upon the aeries. This gave him= He °ought awe was easing from the totim sossitting substantial for the prevention of corruption. The meeting were not to think him credulous. It was' virry - posdbie for tories to be simpers in what might fandir their case at elections. (Laughter.) In the terrible struggle which bad been going on for some weeks, &amid from dAy to day, to endeavour to introduce into the bill primates against corruption at elections, and to prevent that impn per expense which made it impossible for any but rich men to gain a seat in parlia ment, no parsons stood more consistently by those who prom ted the effort, and more honourably, than ten or a dozen tories—high-minded, honourable men, who would not owe a seat in parliameut to corruption. (Cheers.) That eery day he had listened to a which had done his heart good he meant the speech of e Mr. Cornea, the tory member for Suffolk. Mr. complained of the great increase of rates, and the dispro portionate degree in which, in his opinion, those rata would fall upon landed property ; but notwithstanding, when he was told that purity of election, inexpensiveness of election, would be- secured by so much as even a farthing or half • farthing Illereeee of rata be scorned the circumstance, and said that he and all the beet agriculturists would much rather pay higher rates, if by that they could obtain better and more capable members of parliament (Cheers.) This was said in the language and tone which was ineeistiblyand unmistakably characteristic of an honest man. He could name several other tories who, not only by their votes, but by motions sad speeches did what they could. But it was all in vain. After the ministers had carried their own original proposition for a change of jurisdiction, not one single improvement would they allow to be made in the bill. One after another liberal and honest tory members moved resolution after resolution and amendment after amendment, and pressed these to a divi sion, every one of which had for its object to make elec tions purer and cheaper. But not one of them would the rzernment suffer to be carried. Many liberal members gone into the country, to which they generally rushed at this period of the session—and he was sorry to say it was the period at which all tricks were p erpetrated —(bear, hear)—and by this combination of causes those who promoted improvement had been defeated. As far as concerned the present government, electors were now delivered into the handed millionaires. Two instances he would mention as peculiarleremarkable in the way. He thee referred to the result of Weimar Faweett's amend ment, and that of Mr. Schreiber. Continuing, he said he gave credit to the government for a slight preference for honesty when they introduced the bill, but be had no doubt that Mr. Spofford', who managed the elation, for the tory party, who knew all that was going on evm ; where, and in every ismetialec/ is thtt 01 .PEsA - as My man living—he bid no d m e individual his friends in the cabinet th ey " ,not. akotkin , at least, pot th ese practices at end ;if hay defect' Coo • rigidly it was very mach to lie f saw aceitaol Msm bars would not get in. (Laughts4 _ ote, pledging the meeting a arra Pin ke.•ealtd.. - . • dates, closed the proceedings. -1( . • • • i. 01411 Gre: illedie l te to be • trustee of the rem 0 Mr. 'Theme \ ~ i. . `1 .\ .I •I ) • estarday - ,an - Angle . i t r bs same • . Goa or • r ismiang is a .pag,-Uti ad soon lank. h% bit • sp. Nielc frazi of :112441y ~,Cr istZ bit Acc,;;ornit airrylig irks Age ' sal • a os lot _ orf • lo ban ~twat • aailt - Iltasaltog eJ 474 liukikh-4 1 9:Zellisbon tr si cip ordret a Z bon: aad;aalliatke elm salads youi 411eloo:i crrt tom' qf r a w l gamer Tao to be baned auk rued, r„. WI t. (treat excitement 'prevailed is the gie 14 2 COCOA.—Prezi4l4 14 .3ttitf ad 1J ./ r . 3 adt 11. rd.lit 1.) e:: J !.. t j , r3Ol ' (3 an:: • ' odir :: " • .:,;t .31 73ce:1 —1 Ca .. TMEATRY, irrtY 22.—Mj foi apppiat the Viscount Hanllnie to *alma' Portzeit Gallery, us the rt Certyle.—Garstie. • BISCiIILLI FATALITIEI3.—Irea lui4 nephew were drowned et about t In diTherent phiese—born war to It acile,s young man named ;ow* P e landlord of the Green *la In • bad sho the mimagarant at ne seaport with wimp Islillet•bathini er's te, cried fbr help. aid sic [ and• tried to reW od .- him,' eil With cam* end reisisl :had tiow thre ' —. wmid ;tel l i a r m" icuirfairreboith , les thp amity Wrest ' tarry Wer_ ~ b 4Bun sto rW attiV sir . 41 . 11 sae pit ' Isih;lbe—oll ' deo:1-, u; . ~` . icnanThisi • - ii:.:trg .• • :. MrAtlnit. +Mt - An.ineue4 was heidatik imis. "" XsA . on the- bodies et gWa4i a s ...On. .The kifitisrcsail 1 Visedi ll erYtter=ii: • steasfam4NidAtalhated than . . I*4 t, THE CAMP AT WIMBLEDON. Painiv Maar. Everything speaks of the beginning of the end. The tramway is being rapidly removed. Already thermic tram-carriageat the Wimbledon end looks stranded. Its fellow, at the camp ermines, bee disappeared, and the rails are up to within a few yards of the find named. Many of the tents ire struck, have left no traoe behind save the large ring formed by their ciroidar trench. The banners float from their hundred eagstalfa mea a: a zily as ever, but an atmosphere of cheap the *amp, and there is soreethieg half- choly in the way men refer to the shooting for ' the Dudley," and, the Scratch match just won by Captain Drake, a 1 top "11 'Tart* of ' the - fortnight. The bet eompetiticm is *abided td the winnow of ether atatolus during the assetisrg, and the man gain'* I. holds a. curtain honorary rank anicuoriffseen for Bic Bat the WV:greet to:gdly was rather teebnioal than rv 4r. Thed—g , Psce. "c t i he s ATM =oo em-on, but they dano ' oh, and the grand ittemdloonaing sloes y with the familiar name " Irmglands “on its canvas awning, visa a significant isolator of to-marrow's review, and the termination of the meeting. The other match alluded to occasioned much ' good-humoured raillery. A selection from what pray be termed the staff °Moen of the eons oil wake pitted together. The eraek shots in their = l : r aid net sompeit, and it was ii nompletaly Under these mrotei== critScion :rnrb e e . out of place, and it is to say that Cap t ain Drake carried off do e & az, 'Yen by Lady cer, and that the ihaioil . ft-Major , of the Guards, WOW l'e• W by " hOnotirahle • mention" hem , his • trien . . • The people who are 'interested in the Queen's Rise (matins, and wbo require more information than can be tethered from an =technical source, may turn to the current number of the Volunteer Service Casette. The pros and eons. are fairly weighed, and the action of the council clearly commented on. As we were among the first to note the exceptional excellence of the eanitery arrange means of the camp, we have satisfaction in stating that these were subjected to a private but professional investigation to-day, and that the result pleoes the Monk's earth-system in useili the highest rahk of usefulness. Those who remember the condition of the common after some previous meetings will • the vast import ance of the improvement. eral thousand men have lived in the open air for weeks in the close vicinity of houses without detriment either to themselves or their neighbours, and will leave no unpleasant trace b ehind. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENIN(I, JULY 2.i, 10t •AIION for BOYS, 23 gtanow, includaug . el la an ea and bootie No *Zinn.. Near loadon. TiVal Prat risul hum hAI II pc ate' experience. amend atteittion Is paid to niercan • duestion. Mut school boa beta eminently roccorddl tor inanxqi cm The premises aro oxtenahre and convenient; the amuses IS avers in extent- and the domestic arenniremmita in n • rinnll dai farm. Diet unlimited. No corporal p_uniati dent. No quarter's notice required. Ratennona.—N. N., lii, ebeepidrir. fiRSETT-HOUSE, EfiBE.X.-20 qualm+ in 23 sarea—Paparlor EDUCATION. wits bo comforts. X arly lee pupils have paned earlilleates froze W OWN PseeLay, 4310 . Pa tera r. ground sad Ws bathing 300 yards ia NW& DlLlsol —Address PRINCIPAL. RAlititiATE.—Tituao HOUSE BOARDING um dilated as the East CM, Wise the yes surmise t t ror4tt n i u ,":7 o °Moan/ lan* and Gla I.ll■ll A ithatliOLD LICENSIM PUBLlC trmodot_masoro. to be LIM or SOLD by PAL VAlli likkbeekSintalnehocead. Mossy. rise—a beer*, In • nem nrarbbonalemd—ao be lei tor • L i z cs term and with at without • prendam tor the tree be sea ma the marehase-anmey out be paid by eadm bi lm:p over • tam ad years. Tender be gent In by PM• • lea The foram Mittnot buid Nam& to A itt Zs ba lgi; Or any inder.—For forma otm_ited tualher portion le:ll4r to CID en d : SCILO77, 1111, Southampton- tiTE4I.II-13NGINE8 for SALE clov— e laborospows, by iirooLrivxJ tho Other Shona Cru y good worldly indas, with las further portioulars apply to R. SO N Y sad Co., i =Z: street, Salisborpoonere. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (mom nworna'r israna7.) BUCHAREST, Jrna 23. An encounter between Turkish troops and, a band of Bulgariisn insurgents is reported to btve taken place in the neiglibourkood of Boustchouck. Many of the insurgents were killed, and the engagement resulted m favour of the Turks. 1868. MOM LAM' NIU111"8 UAZICTTE. [WAXEN 01 FOLICTIOTO AND PAIMOOLtAII TO BB WITAIFID AT 1911 QPP OP 111.1 MIFF Aigoutramt. COVOT OF sainutorraT. uszneaALL-irramase.) JAIUS PLAT, Berton EiritT, lis7MicXocr, $0 marauder August 6, at 1. , • • deems IV stamarow Burrows, Kimirowellearedlansallmad, CO M. MllllllOlll agent, August_ 6, at 12. Firmmesat Atreus, Plisarorwsiss* 'SG astlisal-gross-mad, , Amup 6, id IR Aar tgi raVnear ia =ruf =Meow, Demsteqoare, llagsaffs park, splassrial ale* Applt4l, at Roams Soassams, Ddliesl-gxess-toad, * A .9, 411 kisser • Itaantam, Cousus34eal, atu ride*, • 11, L Tlie at I lLall Clat's-pkaa,Vorssey-rowt, Ishyssaa, Await 5, at 11..1. MATILD4 iffßa DlCirlinials, Xemilisios-palli-rO6ll, Notting-WA plimatla Llama 6, at u.. • • Boma Dee s 4 Danes,, Oembridg•- road. Kilburn, milkman, a• 1 13 4.• . JA fkaermealeet, Derest-sgueva, imposter, 0. at _ .. Karat Maim 4,1411, mica Walker, sear . Thal, ratradailema ' bane 1NG,5001 _ ft, et 11. .. •• Wmises 1111 ST, .1/1161nd-101W1, vietaller, Mind 6, ad lit r jsea s D ßl . I 'r- 4 ==s 44 ri ntr u tr " k ". e ux imard m ei t a tz , s m e or i. retest, -road, ma , W .l tsr_siKac k setationd-straet, Bamtatand-road, /Win= , Argelea, at it Erra=rmaimas, Bustos-eceld, blig . ll4lloll.i win** st 4 i Bl . AV, at Le, JOU. as. 1111 , 11m b eseasemisl trausikar t _Ataistl e ala tig, Jump ass own, ram 0017 94ettlettr PoPlarr August 6, ea I. 8.41.111 Magma, Munk-end, rate*, jamasystas carpenter, Angola 6 at 1. Ulnas* Warms, dims Oxfard-easit, liamislima r fabokatiftf. Angled 6at L •• J -.‘ . • . Weisel dents, Iticlosaisnrcetli, 111‘mli, Wolves rainlatat, k 941 •91 iii tle • ' tr: Al. tg 'gib es se=lekt, W arna ti leXii SUS P.N . L at 1. Baas llnsaL Warbsarst * hued Agagg, . Hem Jona lilarritaditrunigtou betel, Saniary must 16, at S. Maus 'Jests, lithaw,r-agraze, atuaratiot boom, hubs . ' IV °mama Bsires, That Oriastead, Bums, 11 1 0 119190 7 , A Mk , • v im . Basast llsmossui, Portsmastir and Aldadbot, metals . e A....,11,5t 12. • • • saw, . haddeddlisia Kaaris9maLjakt lipmagad skar. , August /bateau ilatimet, Wlsbeett, hs, lisfapar, lidos 6, iiil. . , Joss Fars., Bigtesticet, s a d ThSsywahrela, Casudeu-tows, baker, Avenue 6. at I. Joas Kirwasia Mao 00114L,UNKLemprx.41Z AZ;s4ll' Ramat Smart t* Jos, Oxford-tanaes, - , wise , rasseheat,a, at 1. Theses Asap,, Inmaingloa Park-road, baker, A ugus t 6, at I.' Brume Ftrudis„Coombe sad lfarddem,Smrey 6, ,Arig.ll, at 1. ILaWrimw therstre Ihrinati•kiil, Nunn, oemenintor, Aug f, at 2. Banat Th Tat wil l. mar,George-stroet, Shoreditch, henhouse keeper, ' Aagsst• I WittarL ia lrms,Thorlom builder, Angora 7, at 1. ALEIAIIDZII w'."BUIPOID, Horselerry-road, Westminster, Bah Magma 7, stir. Junius. Bew,Arteur-road,liolloway,tetamarchaat, A .7, at 11. Pawpaws Thrums. Wrumsii, °triage-rood, grectr,Aegust 7, at 12. Tromso Fox, Prlnces-r m a z ottaig-hill, fruiterer, Mead 7, a 2. am n Ittatirs, -street, City, dastic web dealer, A n sgst 7, at IL ItrAnsao.l.lo Amex, Orammead, pilot, Aware V at It Mostar Yaws, itateu-aside-Mtstseism, natualler * Ang. 6,at 12. done Marry w Pint, Birmingham draper, August 6, at 12. Boss wr Th• Birmingham, cloak manufacturer,Awy. Chat 12. WiLi.l•ll USW iiD Bare., Burton-upon-Treig, bUtekier, August 5, at 11. OsoValoll cawrtg, Nottieglimn, looking glum manufacturer, August 11, at li. &sum Dressaaos, Nothegkam, baker, Awed U, at 11. EMIT tilpilitz= 4 l.inaolnah.,atictiolleilef i targ.ll,lllll. BiliVill. NE, VOW!, Ativtlit 11, 11. Jose Lass * paitypool,'Yoneneuthahiro, victualler, Aug. 6, at 11. theones liocswts, 80 • 01 •9 1 4 5 01,111 fuel msnfadurß, August •5, at 11. ' • Sanwa klirangii,_ _ _Bootle, lammehire, grocer, August 5, at 11. Merriam Ootsa,llarreherder, satallware mairefsdaror, August 4., at 15, JOWII Yo= Ilartleud,=, August U, at 11. l'.OllAll- 7, at 10. Wspll pries ' airsr .7 at 10. "I" Worm Tiny; bout bZ i . .. 4 . 11E AI L e 1a t.. z0tre,„.„,......x 0dr,,,a , „.,-fi.tr..." , itia, - di, Dili,itlarosas, Angst ik, at L doom Damn, Oh Bre=ax , awall. A , Tall , icrl Austuts Kazarsos, Augatt 1111, Asa IL • FILDICIUC Hama, Kirkham, Yorkshire, leacher . of music, Au plat 12, att. J o n. IXALL, 7.o3lVith, Blafforilds,„ brighlagar, Aug. 7, at 12. swaps Drum' lindkandiekllaraltuts Inviter, Aug. 5, at to. desa Borah . Bite LealerflareyffirrL druff• kat 3 Ig. , imiall.. ---0..=-41,-....-zitst,.ll.. wa s,. fleao, Litespowl, fruit o, Augusta, at 12. Nswirti, - Eterton, Laacashils, *ewer's militant, Miro* a. 46 1. Lissa Scatz2 )11aJterei Link, Woreaatenkdre, boathouse Thi keepir resiTemeas, 4 ?:A l astell. i. 071111 , 101. bakher, Aug. 11, at 3. Timms* la wman , Worcester, butcher, Aiwa is, et 11. • Wrtusa Worn, ' Thom, beer weeper, Jely 61, at 3. • Jsase Luallon Co, • , Lincolnshire, master miriner, Aug vat la - Arsesunsalstimm, Bath, innkeeper, Aug,it 6, at 9. Buteaars Ifflrsisoli, Fambotoao, Yerloh., draper,Aog,a,al2. Castas Wooonm, Iffeetelig, Northamptonshire, pastry cook, August 7, at 19. Junes C.n.yos Stow, Staffotdshire, batch.,, Aug. 24, at 11. W11.14/.11 Dar, ilSigt e l, C 11.121, August 4, at • Ili . u Jose Dawson , Yorkshire, millit * Aug. 4, at 91. 121.1111 , 11. 80. w ow, FIII.DII, IVO" lucid share, tailor, Au- , gust ells. Tourist Patera, Chaddeuke, Derbysh. stiller, Aug. 8, at 12. IMeneatct Psalms, Derby, higglez, A mt 8, at 12. Samar Piraracr, Derby, dasp ur August:B;l4 12. JOHN DOFFYLDerbt. horse trailer, August 4, at 42. Joint Font, traby,tobUt,Augua 8, at 12. BAINUILL Roiros, Durham, aooou bau., August 4, et 11. ReBIRT VAOK, Truro, Cornwall, tailor, August 0. 4411. Joarru BUIRELL Orme, Boum, Ltheolns, publiaur, Au _ _. gad 4, - at la. Tames* PRICZ, Wellington, Shropshire, late innkeeper, Angier Jolts Ilsaanios, Darlingtm, Durhans, ganilanse, Aug. 5, at 10. Jona I..se , .Lar, Boehester hiekla t ye!, August?, at 2. Jona WILLUM ATRUIPONjagtOOR St. James, linceloshire, cord wainer, August 8, at 11. Commas lloaoan .D..us, Brighton_ grocer August /0, at 11. Envois Tru.r, Heighten, late bemwal.W, A leu t 10, at 11. Jona Grmioa POI - TOW. Great Yarmouth, twine spinner, Au gust 6, at 111. BANKER:WO:ES ANNULLED. July 21. MOW CNAIU.iIITISKIIIST 011• KAN, 21.111bank-row,elerk in the CouMet Service. July 22. WILLIAM LOWNDS JACKSON and HENRY GIUFFTSBS, West Bromwich, clatter modem SPAIN. MADRID, JULY 23, EVZIIIMI. According . to .a report received here, a con spiracy against the government has been dis covered among the crew of the frigate Villa de Madrid, now in Lisbon harbour. AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamship China, from New York on the 15th instant, arrived at Queenstown at 10.40 p.m. yesterday (July 24) . , with 81 cabin passengers and 855,000 dollars in specie. • She Tended the made and 14 passengers, and proceeded at 10.50. All well. (Per the China, via Queenstown.) NEW YORK. JOLT 15, NOON. Congress has passed an amended bill, disconti nuing the Freedmen's Bureau after the let of next January. The House of Representatives, by 114 to 42, has passed a bill making an appropriation for the purchase of Alaska, and declaring that the citizen ship of the inhabitants of Ala shall be deter mined by further legislation. General Bnchann has issued a proclamation announcing that military rule kw imaged -In Louisiana. : The inauguration of Governor Smith in Alabama took place yesterday. Intense heat has prevailed throughout the country during the past ten days. Forty death. from sunstroke occurred at New York yastarday. • TILE CAPE *AU!. By the arrival of the Norseman at Southampton last night we have advice. from Natal to June 10; Simon's Bay, June 19; Cape Town, lune 19, Jic. The Cape Argue of June 19 gives the following summary of news: Although the parliament has been in seen= nearly a month, no business of any great importance has been disposed of. The House of Assembly has sat from day to Jay ; but, in the absence of many members represent ing distant constituencies considerable delicacy has been felt in proceeding with government mewing's. One or two short bids Rave, however, bees advanced, and that doing away with the misting prohibition against the importation of cattle and sheep has received the assent of the lower house. After the promulgation of this act his excellency will, by his proclamation, regulate the iatre duction of cattle and sheep from Whim countries. The government has bltrOduesd aa Important measure for preventing . the spread of contagious diseases, parti cularly in garrison towns— It has been for years notorious that the amount Of injurrsiustkined by her Majesty's troops in Cape Town said other plates in the eelony• from contagious diseases is very great, and it has long been felt that a legislative enactment somewhat similar to that of which a draft has now been submitted to parlia ment was not only desirous, but urgently called for. The whole question, however, is felt to be one of difficulty, which will need the most careful consideration. The bill was read a second time yesterday. Mr. Solomon has introduced his annual bill for the dis continuance of all government votes in aid of religion, which is put down for the second reading on the Ist of July. The bill is in the same shape as it assumed on peas ing the Assembly last year. It was then rejected by the Legislative Council on a narrow majority. The news of the attempted assassination, in Australia, of his Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh has been received in the colony with the utmost concern. Both houses of parliament and the co rp oration of this city have adopted, and by this mail forward to England, congratu latory addresses to her Majesty the Queen. Relative to the Orange Free State, the moat important intelligence is that the Rev. Mr. Van der Wall and Mr. de Villiers, who were appointed to proceed to England as a deputation for the purpose of conferring with the ministry on the Basuto question, have reached Cape Town, and take their departure by the outgoing mail. Matters across the Orange River remain in pretty much the same state as they mourned a fortnight ago. The renewed attempt to re-open negotiations for a settlement of the disputed land question has failed, and the Boers do not evince any . disposition to abate the pretensions they have hitherto maintained. — The - inhabitants of Potchefstroom, in the 'Transvaal Republic, have held a public meeting, at which they have, in the strongest terms, condemned the system of slavery which there prevails. It is to be hoped that in this way a sufficient pressure will be brought upon the government to render ulterior steps unnecessary. On Saturday last an influential public meeting was held at Port Elizabeth for the of considering the po sition.of the Orange Free tate, and for marking their approval of the steps taken by his excellency the go vernor. ADMIRALTY, JULY 24.—APPOn1rMa9rs.—Lieu tenapjts C. J. Dorat, to the Penelope; H. D. Macaulay, to the Royal Adelaide ; and Sub-Lieutenant E. W. Hoag kinsori, to the Rapid. FAIAi'AOCIDENTS WHTLE BATIONO. —Yesterday afterdoon, Mr. Richards,depudeputy coroner, had an inquest at 'the Ship Tavern, Tot m, expecting the death by drownjeg of Mr. Frederick lius, aged 20 years. The deceased was the son of Dr. Cornelius, reeding at 21, St. George's-villas, Canonbury, and was a student m den tistry. - Be laboured under the affliction of being deaf and dumb. On Wednesday he complained of being somewhat unwell, and in the afternoon he went out for a walk. At half-pint four o'clock, some persons noticed a gentleman's clothes, gold watch, do., on the banld of the river Lea, and they called to a bargeman named Mdward Smith-that no doubt some one was under the water. Sahel looked down and saw the deceased extended at the "bottom of the river lying on his right aide. The WI was got c:ut forthwith, and the bands and feet were found to be slightly cramped, Of con, tracted. Death had taken place an hputbatore. Supposed that the deceased, finding htmsOf on the villa river, was induced by the heat to try and = liimeelfby bathing, and that ***old • in the gavels* the cramp, and he „SG 11131% , 47WP1M1L Tice jury returned a verdict of " ental des '. Mr. Richards held an inquest at the soma house on' the of Oecelleffurrelk aged 17 yea* ‘'who was alma while bathing in the Leo The aseeleed was r *shwa maker, and laved at 11.2,, Ming's-ornes-read. On flanday, afternoon he. went out with a friend to doh. Noticing several boys ba th ing, be too went in for swim. His friend suddenly missed him, and rased an alarm. Mr. Rutdolph Auablith, a merchant, tripped and dived. after thd decamped, and got him ashore after he hied been tight minute" in the water, u All efforts at resuscitation prom untvaiMng. The itu7 found that the deceased was Az cidentally drowned.' The same coroner held an inqued at the Lamb tavern, RateHff, touching the death of Abe Shia ' aged 10 years. On Sunday last the deceased and two Ober. boys went into the Thames to bathe at et. Gccrge's italic. He was mixed with cramp, and was drowned. .. The body was only recovered on Tuesday. " deddettal death." • ' DIVIDENDS. August 11. I. Cook, Old Knot -road , . linendrsper— August 5. F. Hill, Bmethwick , Staffordshire, draper—August 7. H. Evros by:perste relate), Liverpool, merchant—August 7. C. Lowe, Iph, Yorkshire, grocer—August 4. J. Waticin%, Bennington, Oxfordshire, grocer—Augnet 6. O. Tatlow, Derby, railway Berk—August 5. W. Winter, Denton, Ilium', coal dealer. PARTNERSHIIPB DISSOLVED, W. Ramie and J. Parker, Daleish-place, Limehouse, bakers — T. E. (Mem and T. Cro ydon and Babonsgabe-street, auctioneers—T. Meado p w r rn 8. Meadows, Uverpool, tea rrier ciliate—JAl. Morley and W. Powell, Friday-elmet, City, ware. • housemen-8. Cohen and H. 8. Cohen, Booth-row, Golden-square, woollen Sherwin and R. Chadwick, Maneherter, stifitnere—W. Davi s, ,C. C. Grimes, and J. Claimer, Stooshones Mil* Oloucestershire, woollen cloth manufacturer", so far as re volt C. C. Orimeo—B. lAte, W. Lem J. Less, and J. Neve, V7=arpton, japannor is far as mercha nt. ,, Lees—R. Lem, nd J. Lees, Wolampton, so far as re gards R. Lees—J. Rey and J. Drandleld, Dewberry, Yorkshire, engineers -4:i. Reid and R. C. Stephenson, Bush-lane, City, stereo types-8. Lamb and J. Lamb, Bradford, fruiterers—jand Find lay and J. 'lndia , Liverpool, hollow ware manufacturers—W. Remade and 8. Catehford, Cheshire, tanners—l. At kinson and W. Carter, iretimown, Yorkshire, bramfounclenr—H. Tyler and E. Pace, Queenotrest, Oteepade, and elsewhere, bed stead manufacturers—T. Pratt and W. H. Thirtle, Loweitoft, linendrapers—John Nodder, A. 8. Nodder, and Joseph Plodder, IfteMeld, eledro plate manufacturers, so far as regards A. 8. Nodder—L. Green and R. Walker, Fenehm&—eneet, shipbrokers —B. Edleertoo and J. R. Edleston. A nytoo and Paddiam, Lan caahire, brickmakers—A. Lehmann, D SLmp, and A. Kirkaldin Bremen and Mark-lane, cigar manufacturers, so far as regards A. Kirlueldle—G. ftisei and J. 8. Spence, Ball-yard, Temple surnaming —J. Miasma and P. Mamie, Commercial.street, wine imparters—D. and O. Thompson, Bratley„ grocem—W. B. Bannon and J. Barsoroft, Maholenter, machine maker-R. W. Dawson and F. W. Parker, madmick's-place, Old Jewry_ , aocouatenta—A. =, B. Bilks, and T. Brayshaw, Deem-hill, Yorkeline, nerd, so far as regards T. Dreilidw—t. B. Whin., G. P. Vitt: B. 0. White, L. White, and F. A. White, Milbank-street, West- Minder, and Owanacombe, Hest, sentent manufeettners, so far se =de IL O. White-0. Berber and J. W. Andaman, Remell , Bermondsey, metallic mak manufactures—W. Oared= W. Byrom, Blackburn, brick maneftelurees—J. Biwa and J. Ifofiew, Onteorhurnh-ntrest. eddiaiderd--J. Siam& and T. 1 Wolverhampton, booksellers—J. Thom and A. Machu's, oer, power-loom cloth manufteturey. SCOICII SP.QUEIWRATIOWS. Se Rawer Edinburgh, spirit dealer, July es, at Dowell's ...., Edinburgh. Wfl 141I R LIA Lion lLSTI ot,;k 11 En hakuk SJilllZlllBl, Iftialdriguiliire , groper, July 30, - . i . e rOLEUM BEPLOB/03 ON BOARD . A STEAMER.— • % =WWI Wad received at Liverpool , Platfrdaf. !which to the &whack that a steamer trading between that pod and lancaster has, with a crew of eight hard., been led hy the explosion eimeneambiatpefroleam, The gamy in u n, the Coniston, left the Mersey on Sunday last for , but she lea never bean heard of since. She bad a quantity of petroleum in barrels amongst her cargo, one of which has been 'remised es shore at &ntkport. There min be little doubt of the late of the Coniston and all on lir , d, am an expkwion was notsied in dui N .B. . ea Bends/ In tby the crew of the NOrth•Weet tioAlship, the lam b being just where the Coniston would be due at the tinr. DE. DE itiltiDe 8 LlAttlf BROWN COD-I.IVER OIL. —1 Urals& to the Dees ryinakali friCalkAiltiegrprorZuf fluent M .f Meer at Bury Ba se rdt r ilide, errarron:-.;. •• I tiara am;alli ✓ teat t enflames ha stn caber rid- /be =a i l gr..tili fr• oil am sere mast resarkaet o date al heal and Iftdcli mitaffy preoe=a a fir= tot;re u ut , ar depolt im en p d . i g nsym m =std e ry a p ata s. is. ; lalkarta. aa, by " all Monism Sole Osasianom haw. add le ind Ce., 77, Manna, Londen.—ladverthimwati i DRAMA. NEW QUERN'S. One of the boldest and moat unconventional things ever done in a London theatre was done in the New Queen's lad night. The manager, Mr. Liston, took hi s m and produced a new drama The Larseashire lass, by Mr. H. J. Byron, wholly regardless of the fact that it was Friday. Actors and mangers are generally sa superstitious about launching any new enterprise on a Friday as sailors and shipowners, and we can recollect ao precedent like the one now established at the Queen's. The drama is elaborate, and has a strong domestic in terest. .„ . ADEa.PHI THEATRE. Mr. and Mrs. Billington announce their annual benefit at this house for Thursday, July O. The enter tainments are full and varied, and Mr. J. L:Toole win appear in one of hie favourite pieces. CITY OF LONDON SOUdOL.—The annual distri bution Of prizes to sehelars in the 'City of London School took plate in the theatre of the in stitu tion in Milk-street, Chespeide, yesterday ; the Lord Mayor In the chair. The heed master of the school, the Bev. A. A.bbott, delivered an address, in which he reviewed the leading incidents of the past year in connexion with the school, and recounted the honours and distinctions which had been gained by the pupils in the university and elsewhere. The reports of the examiners were next read, which were of a most satisfac tory character. Declamations were then delivered in praise of the founder—en English by Wm. George Rush brooks Warren Stonies t Hall Scholar and Travers Scholar, Exhibitioner of the University of Lorgon • Greek, by E. Curling, Carpenter Scholar ; in Dian, ' by James Low Climes, Carpenter Scholar and Scholar of Queen's College, Cambridge ; in German, by Thomas Ward Chambers, David &lemons, Foundation Scholar; and in French by John Christian Freund, Carpenter Scholar. The scholar ships, medals, and other principal prizes were then bestowed, after which votes of thanks were passed to the examiners, the head mister, and other masters, the com mittee, and the Lord Mayor and the proceedings were brought to a termination. His lordship was much hissed by the boys. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.— The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a meeting of the court of examiners on the 23rd inst. viz.:—Messrs . Branford Edwards , L.8..C.P. Lend., Ipirerich ; J. D. Mason, Lewisham T. J. Gittina, /3arbadoes, West Indies • Francis Lett, W oolwich; Ed ward Colson, Great Ho rmead, Herb; Richard Banks, Cockermouth, Cumberland; and C. E. Wi, Bury St. Edmunds, students of Guy's Hospital; Herbert Boyd, St. John's, New Brunswick, of St. NaresHospital ; Leo nard Smith, Cambridge-street, of St. Oeorge's Hospital; William Morris, Birmingham, of the London Hospital; H. W. W. Chorky, Leeds, of the Leeds Infirmary ; David Brown, Dublin, of the Dublin end Belfast Hoe pitida ; Daniel Aiiiley, Halifax, of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; W. J. Scott, Cape of Good Hope, of Univer sity . College Hospital ; Robert Patrick, Bolton, Lan cashire, of the Manchester Royal School of Medicine and Surgery ; Tom Bates, L.R.C.P. Edin., Worcester, of the Glasgow and Paris Medical Schools; and G. 8. Walker, Islip, Oxon, of St. George's Hospital. BANE or EGYPT.—At the half-yearly meeting, held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. W. Tite, M.P., who, as chairman of the company, presided, moved the adoption of the report, which has been already published, observing that when they could give 10 per cent. per wintun:and carry over a large balance, it was annexe tiny to speak long. The board thought it desirable to increase the reserve, and as the half-year bad been very successful they proposed to add 6,0001. to it. The bank was in the greatest pantile credit in Eimpt., and in Lon don their credit was unimpeachable and - unimpeached. The current accounts had increased eomWntbly. This brae lest year they amounted to 106,0001. ; at the list hell yearly meeting they were 269,0001., end new they were 337,0001. • and this was the moat valuable end most legitis mate banking business. The comb had likewise is. crewed from 146,0001. • year. ago, • 241,0001. , lost half-year, to 306,0001. this half-year. The net profits, which were 20,0001. at the corresponding half od 1867 ( 19,0001. at the close of the last half-year, ware 26,0004 on the present occasion, while the expenses, which last half,- yeer Were 8,0001,, were this half-year 6001. leas. In le l:eat . to leans, which were soma& dimmed last now,.the MA no desire to embark in speculative hominess, an as they could always obtain their full share of soy go loan brought out in Egypt, they thought lt w hi cordite themselves within the Innife of _0 1 3 0 3 fitc ab bat at the same time • padenti hominess. l e tty i in to a question , be added that the idea war to a riliterearedialy, as opparimaity ortmed,•to .166„ 'II* essolonea. %huh, embramd the dividued, was emoted by r . Bnunley-Meore and'earried a r;D i t:= to elsetrmen sod dfrartore emoludfM elte isi gin =Ann=) Durit.—A, piansaftir, return wee . gyer d*tthi MO mount ril tlaa Inhabited or. l a t r ai trt . 6, 11301. for thl Motropollfml et aest • tee risk. wied ftl , the City ot London. The *mounts armed, et moms, vary fry in proportion MAIM extent' of ifilr a = ad boe: I'l we have the whole Vreciasit let St. . r alin sr ta - c, ot 1 :131, ii =1 . gpatparisbea of Pwl . St_ iwylebonii, dadllt. ;lit, Hanoverottorris, *ill the iinspeetint limit Jot 42, :114, UMW. UMW:, 104 flotei,r. • , 1 ' 1 -!,) eggitTAL . PAJACIL .-- Olqi , RIMILING Djel i ,---; Firniy;, tv4.*. 2.4...kenksions by season ticket!, I, 3 ; ditto ear esymnsti 1073; total :nobles, 1,A40 • . •• ) During dui quaktor bt a onwbury Hornintsn's Tito. bow MA ea an Ault Om sot lin tosorouenet The nerd Dul . bebl, ild = " r a u 't . io ese. ti elenakte I Mv' T kw ". 4 T t.