The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-08 00:00:00

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[ ge EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET aune.—Tor SYDNEY Direct Ito nil from ~e ricer on the nth July, calling at Mmouth on the Ist August, p embark piasenierel, the ieleadM frkpioballt ship LA ~N.ii- k . A 1 IS yaws. register 1 . 331 tons, JOHN WILLIAMS, :rnicaoler : lying in the Fist India Docks. ibis Sae ship bat .. bulk erpressly for the Sydney trade ; she has a fall poop, ill tirst.raW accoanaodatios ter cabin peareasera Her 'mean .kt being lofty and airy, she offers also a desirable opporta. a) for s few second .n and intermediate paiseasen, sad carry ea exparlaboed surgeoa. For terms of freight or apply to Mcsara GELLATLY, HANICZY, and 111 WELL. .Icohall-street : to Captain WILLIAMS, on board : or to CV in and MOORE, No. 9, IMUlter-street. Bea vacancies for iablpasen. rEVITT ;ad. MOORE'S AUSTRALLLN LINE of PACKNY SNIP.— Yoe SYDNEY Tenet (to sail from ~, ricer punctually on She 20th August, calling at PI oath t o hat passengers In September), the well-known fr inate-bullt 1p DUNCAN DUNBAR, AI for IS yean, 1,174 tone regieter, 'ABM B. SWANSON, Commander; ISMS to the Rut India .cka This ship, built expressly for the Sydney trade, ha. been ted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort .f pasiesiers : her cabins are lofty and airy. She can ammo went* a few intermediates, and will carry an experienced Neon.— I or terms of freight or SL 'lt ANSON, ma_boned . to GE (U.LTLT ra M.. 8 , a rt' , and .)., S' lowlslabwn . or to BRIM" sad MOOR% 11. Dit. btere&eit. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For PORT PHILLIP Dtreet (to be ~.,pstel;ra a the 90th JUDO, last shipping day Nth Jane), the u ‘ loo owned ellpperahlp ASIATIC, /Weds • 1, register UN tons ; lying in the last India Docks. This Ras vessel offers :ore rote opportunity for shippers and passangsra, and is tot to mks • very quiet run out. For terms of freight or parse apply to DNA ITT and MOOR; 9, Billiteretreet. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACLZT BRIP.—For HOBART TOWN Dtrtet (daily tspeeted from the colony, and will have quick despatch). the nlendid clipper tip PERCY, A 1, 919 tons register, RICHARD IP IrRA%IMUSE , Commander hut India Docks. This rlar I. Bader has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an exMlent cvortunity for drat-class passengers has great height in the *teem decks for the accommodation of Intermedlwe passengers, i• snd will carry a surgeon.—Yor terms of fre ja r o t r oLcsage apply • t. the owners, Hewn. RICItARDBON and Co., • q. elen'sylsea, Blahopsgatestreet ; or to DEVITT and go. igE, No. 9, Billiteretreet. AI7CKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. Assisted Passion and tree grants of land will be solve n to p.a. stager. LIAM oidabralsd ea royal mall clipper ship BRITISH TRIDENT, 3,000 toss, to eall on Nth Jody. Deep sea fishermen are much reapdrad.—OßlLlN, RUBINSON, and Co., TAM India Avenue. NEW ZEALAND.—Aseiated Pamagea and Free Urania of Lewd.—M , ILLI-S LINE. EeWthbed In ISM The undermentioned vessels. which afford welt general advan tages so cannot be touud m those say dim link will be Oethatched puncenally I S4rds A I $. Al • 1 127 A l3 pars l AI 12 yews 10l Apply to Wall& GANN, sad CO.. I. Cro•hyealltar% who hays tlared the ninth edAlow of their "Band Book of New or to OLEAN. ROBINSON, and Co., 1 and; East India muse, Leadeuhaltetreet BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACILIII3 for AUSTRALIA tram Loudon direct. alp. X. India June 10 L India July 10 I India June 26 X. limits Jane 15 Z. India July Z Tomos. 1 Docks. i! T ,ln n g Cherwell bew].. 2000 Wllllaso Cob .. 1,800 litlhoorwe Aealeaeb• I,boo Queensland rolod~ W eea . the l 2000 , nsleed /Wry 3,080 To OWL hi. celebrated lime of packets have, by their penetrant, and rapid passage% earned a world-known reputation, sod their pas tenger accommodation b unsurpeased by any %week Cloak—For ul particulars respecting freight or passage to Australia appal; gAIIEA BAINES and Co, Liverpool all Agents foe the Ball Lift . sod IL BLACKLY mad Co, lestdawarelleSmet. Leaded, B.C. MEssßs. MONEY WIGRAM and BONS' (of Illocksalliard, London' LINK of STEAM and PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MILHOLItIiE, Port Pbllllp, Direct (to leave th• Locks on Monday, Jana 20, calling at Plymouth', the saagefflcent ^tipper gulp LINCOLNSHIRE, 1.100 tow, EDWARD CHARLETON, annuiader: lying In the Nast India Lodi*, Mgr accommodations for all classes 0/ . 10010 Win are an-urpared, and lobs will carry an aspartenoed surgeon.—Par heiabt or passage apply to McLEOD. ALLPORT, and OROAN, with Messrs. Money Winn= and tons, No. 7, Lesdenlodl-street. Passengers by this line of pockets on conveyed from Paddington to Ply - month first clan for wood class fans. and second dies for third class fare& STEAM TO NZW TORE. THE LPiriikl)s6l., - HEW YORK, and MLA DUNI - IA WIZAILSHIP COMPANY latesd 4.05-0,, 0 ,, Moog their taa.pawarad Cly&-ballt Has Bartow SiewaSiLlya. tarrying the ralt!d Blain mai* nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK LL., of PACKET SHIP.—Ts ADILLUDE Direct (to salt from .te firer pimetnslly on the ath Angel, calling id Plymouth on c, Wok August to embark ), the splendid new clipper op CITY OF ADF.LAID A 1 12 years. ion tow register, . 5.9 mos barley, DAVID BRUM (late of the Ireae , , Com muter . lying in the London Docks. This toe ship has been lilt expressly fee the Adelaide trade : she hue a tall poop, fitted a bath room, and every other comfort for the accommoda -41 of cabin peaffengers. Her lween decks being lofty and whe o and hm also destrable m ozat i tu u llry for carry .a e r re w ee. second .rcron.—For terms of or postage •imply to Can RITE, cm board : er to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Bal t. ri)EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP .— Tor HOLUM TOWN Dheet ; to i oil the Nub Jane, last shipping day 18th June;, la plate of t. Heather Bell, the well known Chios clVw WAGOOLA, A 1 i years, SO tons register, ROBERT HAY, OesamissAse : loading Ow London Dock& This fine ship, built underspenial surrey, u 'ivied for her fastaailing qualities, and haring a full poop, arra a desirable opportunity for cabin pa ss terms a freight or passage apply to DitTIT and MORA 14 Miter- Strret. DEVITT and MOORriii AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKAZ SHlP.—lfor LAUNCESTON Direct (hasjust drivel from the colony, and will have quick despatch), the well known clipper ship DUNORLAN, Al, register 3 tons, W. R. LAEWOOD, Commander Iplog In the West India Docks. This stop has been built empreedy for the trade, and has Arrteate Sc. kommodatlon for chief cabin mainigetv.—For terms of height r p apply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALE RR, lAA, St. Aelenswp ; or to DES ITT sad MOORE, 9, BWiter-street. Will be followed by the beautiful new clipper Fugitive. pOBTAGO, N.Z.—All GOODS intended for the PIICUIWOR mast be sent down to the London Dock at c.e.—n ILIA GANN, and Co., & Crosbyaquare ; or ORZEN, INSON, and Ow, but India-avenue. CANTICRBURY. N.Z.—All GOODS intended kw*, BELLISBINA mulls aull dean to then. Rotas. too Dock at onos.—M I LLIS, OANN, mad Co.. 3, Croobpoquare. or :KEEN, ROBINSON, awl Co., Tart Indloarrom. IA-UCIELAND, N.Z.—All GOODS intended for the COLUMBUS must be rent down to the Londordnck on or before FRIDAY next, 10tb inst.—WILLTS, OANN. and Co . 3. Cresbyaquare; or GRY.S.N, ROBINSON, and Co., East India-avenge. A UCHLAND Direct, by Willie's Line, Este, bUslied ISM To sail 20th July, the celebrated bit-class at Royal Mall clipper slop BRITISH TRIDENT, ChM tone, bin; in the List India Dock. This favourite ship, which has Doled herself to be one of the fastest abort, having made the pas age from Liverpool to Melbourne In 75 days, has unrivalled mcommodation for chief cable and other passengers. who tea have assisted passages and free grants of land, and are recces. mended to make immediate aippllcation to HILLIS, GANN, sad C. 3, Croeby-equare or ORkIN, ROBINSON, and Co., lug India-avenue, Leadeohall-stmt. Columbus Briggs Trident (;ionosa. !manor Aleidind Saddled Csaierbury 01•10 nom LIVERPOOL POE WICW Torw crTV'Or WANCRLSTER, Wednesday, June S. CITY OF CORK. Saturday, June 11. CITY or LONDON, Wednesday. June 16. And every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mall SUMMITS selling Wednesday, 15, 17, and 21 Ware, according le the a &Mom Cabin r:" 4 :1 by the Saturdays steamers, 13 guinea& Forward paste Canada, tlie t trult i l n li g tatile n and 'l ßaltialt Columb od ia, bOoketn seee 1 throun fo i r i on very advantageous terms. —der terther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN. et, Water-fleet, Liverpool: or to ILI VLS sad MACEY. 14. Ring Wllllam eYust City. CCNARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL lIAIL STU WARDS. appointed by the Adnuniity to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVERPOOL and ROSTON, the Bestow ablge aUfog at Baktax to land sad receive pameseers and malls. The fel lewing other vessels are appointed to tail from Lirerpool, calling at Cork to twelve oh. maps A MICA. for BOSTON. Saturday, June 11. PEEsIA. for NEW YORE, Saturday, June IS ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June Lt. Passage money, including stewards tee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors:—To Hallhur and Bonnet, chief cabin. • second cabin. £l6. To New York, chief cabin. : o wood rabic, LlB, Freight to I Dallas, Barton, and New York. LS =l. and per rent. primass.—Apply to J. B. roord.de Old London • J. M. Currie, Dews, and 12, Place la low's, Pans ; 0. and . J. Burns, Bacbananwneet. Olsdiew ; 0 . and e C k M ver, Queenstown ;or D. and C. Illselvir. Watff• WeLlv Ma u STEAM to GOTHENBIJRG, from Loudon .11..ect.— The well4rnewa screw steamer LONDON. espiate 11 1.1ln:era:. will be despatched from Horse',dove ow or about h In.t. Fares, LS St and C 2 ta ; to be followed by the 4 . I '•TAY WAsA —Apply to PRILLIM, 01LAVES, ssd LIPP. 11, iood•hw. ADHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and 00. Megan% the nadarmentioned Onnelme steamers : For ROTTZIDAY, the BATAVIKB., every Sunday wonting, taxa Bertellage Tier, at 10 ea, caging at Blackwell for pas. Wat 11 am. Fares, 62 h, 61 10s., and 17s. ed.. and the OMB every Fara 81. 711nraday morning wiz, tram off the Tower. Nor BkININ neutral yawls, under Basilan flax the AMAX mown, or SCIWALBL every Thursday morning (weather per ! witting). at 8 an, from Bonelydown, and Men Bisckwall at leas lazes, al, AL and 10a For OOTHINBURG, the LONDON, June 1!, from Honsit down. Fares, .871 lia., L 2 11., and 61. To be followed by the GUSTAF RABA. For freight. pane" do., apply at Chaplin's Universal Ogee, W. • or to ?BILLUPS, GitiVIII, ?BILLUPS, I M i tott c . na. Bood-lane, LC. T HE CREDIT MOBILIER (limited), Capitol £l,ooo,oooinfM B74 oo 46 ahareThl1 1 .3b. ilaboestbod capital £OOO,OOO, ia_lo,ooo china. Marmon—The Right Boo.. ATOM STUART WORTLZY. The H. T. C. Halibertee, Y.P. Edward Warner, Taq., Alexa z nder Dunbar, Req. Charles L Zak ela , , Zee. Jo We Ad m : a l be Hilda, eq. Linerland, Newon, Es lbg. q. JUNO Req. Henry PownalL Esq. hn Magadan—Albert Greek Ng. ILUIVIML Mama Madames, , and Co., London. Messrs. Smith, Tame, anS miths, London. This COmPleY is Mimed to 'motets Goverment and „Kul- Mal Lam, and tq cl in carrying out onaceeniona To make &demobs on apprirned secarittee. • To offset the purabase and sale of shares. stook; to, and to frame ananc.W Mem emarally. Alas So melee matey se deposit to padoeM midterm to be agreed 'Pow Commazdeattens to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Semetary. Temporary Ogloee, to, Imbard- .feast, tendon. lLC. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Lombard street, LC. Capital, £1.000,000, In 40,000 "bans of £OO each. fintecrlbed Capital, 000000, in 10,000 'hard 01111C0011. CRAlltrug—The Right Ron. JAMIE BTOART WORTLEY. DEPOTT-CRLIRIIAN—JAMIE LEVICE, Rao. The Hod. T. C.Malibertou, Y.P. Adedphe am. Edward Warner, M.P. Henry Penman, Aliiiiinder Dunbar, k.aq. John Westmorland, Fee. Marks Ells, El ul Charles L Nrrirboa, req. AOll Grant, Zarb BANKER& Maim 'Lederman, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bank of London. This Company advancea mane, on third t ot Title Deeds of approved Freehold or lessehold y hi Great Britain, with or without regular mortgage Guarantee' Titles cc Securities, and, as agent, negotiates loan' on mortgage for long or short period', also Receive' money on deposit for fixed periods only, at rates to bir agreed Upon. Communications to be eddrsmed Is the Manager. ALFRED LOWL Secretary. Temporary OfSeed N, trimbardetrest, LC. T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE mad LIYE islanwips COMPANY. ____ lotablishol la 1868. -- -. osor —l, Dale-etreet, 1 Iverpoot ; Mead tl, Poultry, LoadoLLC. P11,001t166 OR Till COMPANY &INCA 1860. Year. lire Premiums. We Preoloska. laseete4 Ponds. 1861 £44,306 tran £502,814 18141 £1t1,179 Art 71111 AMMO 1861 LWOW AMON £1,111,906 11411 ssrmor 4:143,940 £1,566,414 The total mama of claims fold by this ofIc• Is Lt,940,4811 Us. 46. SWI:CCON BOCLT, Secretary to the C°a .1011 N ATLI:IS, Resident Secretary, Loudon. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON and [MICA% Ilmakal [mainmast ['taken to her Malady. 210, ILHGENTZTAIZT, W. OLIAN HARPS, 12 strings, 165., 215., to vs.; 14 strings. al Ila Id. to 1.2 4t strings, tt to at Ih ad. eaelt. Cam lactadod ADDUON and LUCA.B, 110, /110124rWritEPT, W. CONCERTINAS. -48 Keys, Double Action, ID 10A to Do ADDISON lad LUCAS, 110.1110SIST-6TILIZT, W. D RUMS.—Side, 25.. to £4 10s. each ; Bass, AS fo. to 12 ..t0,... ADDISON sod LITAIS, 210, 11101I11T-STREET, R. FLlTTES.—Boebm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. in handsome ntshogany or rertewood case, LS tn, £l2 ih., and £l6 16s. ditto, sterling sneer. 25 guineas. These Sates are pronotireed by Mr. B. Wells, the eminent performer, to be the best cylinder date with old system or fingering. Coni cal, A 2 21. to L 4 is. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, 11ZONNT,STREET, W. G UITARS. —The best Models, from £22s. to II guineas each. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210. 11.20KICT-STREET, W. HARMONIUMS, from £6 6e. to 60 guineas. Price lists five per port ADDLION and LUCAS. 210, IaGINT.STRIET, W. VOCAL HORN, highly finished,2B Bs., in case. This is recommended to smateuis and pro. fermi as e beautiful wing-room instrument. Being in C, seep with pianoforte accompaniment can be pl.) ed as pub baked for the yoke without transposing or the use of crooks. The tone is a combination of the French and tenor horns, and is prmiliced without effort. Mr. C. Harper attends by appoint ment to Om instructions upon this instrument. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, REGENT.STBEET. W. M lISIOAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table— roar tuna 4 &nom tunes, 6 galore eight tune., It Waist ; twelve tunes. 12 galena OTOMITII from 12 to 30 guinea,. Pocket Dozes tw3 tows. I guinea : three tunes, El 11a. 6d.: Soar Woes, Et Ita lIsadolla• Doses—three tunes, 6d.: tour tams, 44 4 ; sla Om., all ea each. Doze. mitred. ADDISON sot LUCAS. 210, ItIGIOADINZIT. W. THE FUR:URBINO OP 81113-1.1.00 M& HEAL and SON have obeerved for /tome time that It would be advantageous to their Customers to see a moth larger selection of Bed-room Furniture time I. usually displayed, and that to judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of Furniture, It is necessary that each descriptioa should be pieced in separate recess. They have, therefore, ERECTED Large and Additional SHOW-BOOMS, by which they are 'gabled not only to extend their show of Iron, Brass, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever bees attempted, but also to provide several small roans for the purpose of keeping complete suites of Bed-room Furniture in the different style*. Japanned Deal Goods may be seen in complete suites of five or dr different colours, IMO of them light rind ores/mental, and others of •plainer description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic Fureiture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set apart in aspirate rooms, so that customers are 'tie to eve the effect ae it would appear In their owe rooms. The stock .1 Mahogany Goods for the better Bedrooms, and Japeased Geode for Plain sad Servants' use, is very greatly in creased, the whole forming as complete an easortment of Bed room Fornitare as they think can possibly be desired. BEAL and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CAT *LOGUE of Bedstead', Bedding. and Bedroom Furniture seat free by peat. 196, 197, 196, Tottenham-ow/I-road, London. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a hill butt, as well Y smaller casks, may be valved or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action la so impalpable that the sediment of hits mast limpid Mild by an possibility can be disturbed. Rios 95.. Ik.. has., to suit 0., 9, sad 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. N. vent-peg required. Na sore lot beer or soar wise. Price 44.. ad.: ditto, electroplated, Ys—Apply direct to JAYlid BARLOw, Wank*, 14, Ku* Willlametreet. Matudoo.hoaae. Bee toot kb name sod address are en every article. all °thereat* spurious alitaalood Engravings gratis. itetsbilabed 1420. FOX SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, ia ed. per bottle. ELECTRO-PLATING SILVER, Is. Established more than 20 years, for rendering old gilt trauma and worn-o 0 plated articles new by • single application.— FOX SMITH. Strand, W.C. ; Deane, Londoo.brldge : Bar clay, rarrlngdonetre: Appleby. Soho Bazaar Clismherlata, Pantheon: Benger, 150. Ozfordwtseet Kenn. Hampton, S. W. WIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, ed. sad 6d. each, sold by aD chandlers and grocers throughout the kingdom bat the public should ask for Meld's, sad see that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD is on each packet, boo, and tablet. Wholesale and for ezportation at the Worts, UPPER MARSU, LAMBETH, LONDON. S., where also may he obtained thetr Price Medal Patellae Candles. BEE -HIV E S.—Prize Medal and Honotusble Mention awarded to G. N. and SODS. for Bee-luvesand Honey at the various Exhibitions —NEIGHBOURS IMPROVED COT. TAGS BEE-HIVL. as originally Introduced by George Neigh bour and Sons, with all the recent improvements, three glasses, and thermometer, per, 35e , securely packed for the country. Several Important novelties are introduced this sesame, hided big the Woodbury Straw and Itarand.Yrame Moe, price 113 e. ed., etc.—address, GEGEGE NEIGHBOUR aad SONS, 127, High Holborn. or 143, Regentadreet, Loudon. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. during twenty-ere years, emphatically sanc tioned by the medical profeseiim, met universally accepted by the pnbilc, as the bed remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart• born, headache, gout, and indigestiou and es a ?DM aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladles and chit. drop. It is prepared, In a state of perfect purity and of uniform strength, by DINNZYORD sod Co., 172, Now gooditreet, Lon don • and said by all respersatile chemists throeighoitt the world (lORNS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE J RAILS IXTRACTED end CL'INZD la one glade. without catalpa or the Wet pals, by Mr. RINDALL. 16, Reigentatreet Ladles attemled by Mn. Ronda If preferred. Terme. Is. 6d. lo to Sr. Randall Ism testtmorlals from the loyal Family, light wldelt i F o r seen. with thounaads of Mien. from all of Ye k . stallar to the following —Prom tbe t Rev. the Lo Bishop of London .—. Ms. Ronda hes effect cured mate corns on my feet without giving any pal"filr beet Alaaaador, 36, at. fusers-plies, Us bed two large tom& sad a amen extracted from Ms feat by Mr. itadall, and 01111 Area& rommusaadblia: Otoorvalli, lassat4lnel goadroal. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1884. AGRICULTURAL HALL, D3LINGTON. —The HOME SHOW vlll . Job 1. inertia c_s on Jane t i es b are new reedy, end any be obtained ea iloo• ties be 8. lIIDNIT. THE OXFORD.—SELECTIONS from m. FAUST, the MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR, Us Ballo In Member; end the Two 13110111111111111 at Vireos, by the whole of the talented company. Director: Yr. T. JONORMANS. Coreedy by linswerth, Inane, R. Banda. T. lisolegan, Mane. sad Moe Hefty Pewit, the oelehreted fermate coneedlease. ISTRIT EVLYING. ST. LEONARIYB-ON-811A.--81113811% HOTEL. TALLI7S ON APPLICATION. G. GIOVANNINI Oak of Poikestose!, PROPILIZTON. CAUTION.- JOHli BROGDEN recommend. the pub& to have the Carat Gold stated on the Invoke— " line Gold and Pure Gold," u ug1144 Vs Jewellery, = &Melon. JOHN BBOODYdriI GOLD CHAINS, and all manufactured by We are sold upon this principle, aad at the manufacturers' prima Manufactory,l6, liseriettaotreet, Covent garden, W.C. Assays nada of chains and Jewellery for la. end. Thla establishment is closed at 6 to the evening, and on Saturdays at 1. CRINOLINES Gemma. CRINOLINES.—GSDIMA, or Jewelled. 9e. 6d. PHILPOITLL Dt. PICCADILLY. C B.LNOLINES.-Baniifiectums. 16e. and 213. PEILPOTTS. *7, PICCADILLY. CRlNOLlM etri —Ozdias or Waved. 18s. ed. LiNl66.—SaZileCt i tow J e w Y elled. 27.. 6d. PHILPOTTS, If, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Piocadilly Puffed. 318. Ed. PHILPOITS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices poet free. /saran& IL PICCADILLY. To LADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Besati. tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces af the bands and arras, its capability of soothing Irritation and removing all rednem, tan, pies, spots, frecklet, dinettes- Bons, and other cutaneous vl.flatlons . render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the Jr* whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or hawse molar boat Prim 4a ed. sad Is. 60. per bottle —Bold at IS, "atton-garden and by demists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' Raider," and beware of spurious and pernicions articles ander the name of " Lalydoe." RIMM EL '8 NEW PERFUMES.—The STELLA COLAS BOUQUET, with Portrait and Autograph t that talented Artiste: the Lily of the Vale. May Blossom, mice ta. ad each or the three In an decant hos, 7s. ed Plllllll.. Perfumer to her Highness the Princess of Wales, Straw., and 24, Cemildll, Lo TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. fizona's ra.sawns.) THE CONFERENCE. PARIS, Jun 7. The Constitutionnel of this evening, in au article signed by H. Paulin Limayrac, says : " The Conference will re-assemble before the 12th inst. There is reason to believe that the friends of a policy of moderation at any price will not be deceived in their hopes, and that we shall not see that war recommence which has already caused so many diasasters." VIENNA, TITZSDALT, Jun 7. In yesterday's sitting of the Conference the German plenipotentiaries agreed to accept ad referendum the proposal for a fortnight's prolonga tion of the armistice, under the condition t►at should the line of demarcation not be settled within that period, hostilities would be recommenced at ita expiration. It is asserted that Austria and Prussia will not insist upon the frontier line of Apeurade. JOURNEY OF THE DUKE OF AUGUSTEN BURG. DRESDEN, Jun 7. The Duke of Augustenburg has for the present given up his journey to Vienna. He started from here early this morning for Kiel, rid Berlin. BERLIN, Jtarz 7. The Duke and Duchess of Augustenburg are ex pected here to-day, and will stay at the palace of the Crowt. Prince. CORFU. CORFU, Joy' 6. King George I. has arrived here. He was re ceived with immense enthusiasm by the people. A Te Ileum was chanted at the Cathedral. THE PERMISSIVZ BlLL—Yesterday Lord Palmer 'too received • numerous deputation from the United Kingdom Alliance. The interview took place at his lord ship's residence in Piccadilly ; and the object of the depute. hoe was to solicit his lordship to support the second reading of Mr. Lawsoo's and Mr. Barley's Lutoxicatiug Liquors Bill in the House of Common to-y. The deputation was headed by Lord Calthorpe, and consisted of 51 gentlemen, including Messrs. B. Whitworth, T. Clegg, Councillor Thompson, G. B. Addison, S. Pope, J. H. Roper, and T. H. Barker, of Manchester; W. Saunders, of Plymouth ; J. Guest, of Rotherham; G. Tatham, of Leeds; W. H. Higgia. bottom, of Bolton; W. Hoyle, of Bury; Edward Whites'', of Keodal; W. J. Clegg and Joseph Piano, of Sheffield; W. Campbell, H. Gybes, mid G. Ward, of Leeds; the Rms. the Hon. Leland Noel, Canoe Jenkins, W. N. Moleswortle, of Rochdale ; Dr. Burns, Dawson Burns, J. S. Workman, and S. Sthadhorst ; Professor Newman, and several gentle. men connected with the metropolis. Having bee. introduced by Lord Calthorpe, whom Lotd Palmerston recognised and shook heartily by the hand, Mr. Pope stated the object of the deputation, and promoted to hie lordship a memorial, repre senting that there was a strong feeling against the presest licensing system, and • prevalent conviction that strong drink was an exceptiooal article of trade, that many land owners dad stopped the video( it ou their estates ; and that agitation had proved that the people were prepared for the Intoxicating Liquors Bill, which the memorialists prayed Lord Palmerton and the government to support. sir. Pope was followed by the Rev. W. N. Moles worth, who spoke for the manufacturing districts ; Mr. Seeder, of Plymouth; Mr. Tatham, of Leeds ; Professor Newman, the Rev. H. Gale. and Mr. Raper. Lord Palmerston listened to all with marked attention and evident interest, and elizited several pertinent explanations ; and oo retiring the depute. tioo thanked his lordship for the courtesy sad consideration which bad been extended to them. 14)NIXoN FEMALE PREVENTIVE AND REFORMA TORY Isarrrortox.—The seventh annual meeting of the friends of this society wu bald last night. at Lawsoo's Rooms, Gower-street, Euatowroad; Lord Ebury in the chair. Mr. Thomas, the secretary, read the report, which stated that 422 young females bad participated is the bene fits of institution daring the past year. Of these 197 have been placed in situations, 63 bad been restored to their frietids, seven had married, two had emigrated, 10 had bees dismissed, 67 had left for the purpose of finding employ ment, and 76 remained in the home at the due of the year. Since the establishment of the home in 1857, 1,3d0 females had been admitted, which, however, included 213 who had been admitted tempo rarily while out of employment. Of that number 637 had been provided with situations, 297 had been restored to their friends. 21 had married, 9 had emigrated, 5 had died, 31 bad been di missed, 304 bad left before the expiration of their probation. Only 24 of these bad been brought up without any occupation, while 782 had been domestic ser yenta, and 361 described as needles/omen. Only 221 of these had fathers, and 189 mothers living, while 364 had lost both parents, and 74 were uncertain about their remota' ex. Wean. The total income last year was 3,0611. 10s. 511.. and the expenditure 2,675/. 184. 5d., leaving a balance of 31 1 5‘. 13. On the motion of the Rev. Mr. M 'Cris, seconded by the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, the report was adopted, and after some other addressee the meeting concluded with the usual vote of thanks to the chairman. DILATE OF MR. SAME BROOKS, THE BANKER.— Mr. Sand. Brooks, the well-known banker, at Manchester, died at an early hour yesterday morning, at his residence, Whalley•bouse. The doomed bad been unwell for some time past, having had a severe attack of paralysis some months ago. The banking-house of which he was the prin cipal was originally finabliabed, we believe, by his father, at Blackburn, but was held in high repute in Manchester, for many y ears —Dearly as long as the eetablishmeot of the Loyda tad the Hey woods—and in business was considered nearly, if sot quite, as soccomful as its rivals. THE ANNEXATION or THE lONIAN ISLANDS TO ORRECE.—The official oerresposcleoce respecting the asses atioo of the lonise Islaade to the kingdom of Graeae has bees peseested to pv11'12,4114. It essataies thirty-five letters, ranging from May 16, 186:1, to April SM. Is6l. Among the inclosures are treaty sad the protocols of the 25th January, 1864, sigoei b 7 the plealpoleatiariee of Austria, Prance Eagles& Prune, sod Rem* deltaitively metes( the tenni of the aasezation. 17101( LA M' NraHre GAZMITA, [LAM or imuarrosi AID ruscals TABnouuss TO as ONTAURD AT THT ORION OP TO CHI= 111131.8TRAR, ORR VP aucsoryin, RANT•auLfreriumr.] NANKRAFTS. Arialß 11.110 IT CRIMIALL, Twickenham. railway clerk , to nu reader /Re 11. at 1. JARS WWI and WILLIAM MARLIN BTsvioi6, Cheepslde. suntan.; Jul. ?I, at I. Amos Xmas. Bow eon agent, in.. U, at I. Jon CLAIM. Windmill-street, Lambeth, dealer In iron, June 10. at 11. Lawmen> BRIAR DLR. Carey-street, Unoolu'ulan, general printer, Jul. 18, at 11. Joss CAPON 111.Alium, Dover, pilot, Jule 18, at 12. Gamete Kph, Rickmansworth, butcher, June 21, _at 1. 1110068 JAN IS Otrroltn, Obabermid, general dealer, Jaw et It JAMBS GOODWIN, Sewariltdrest, GoswelLstreet, late Mirth rug manufacturer. J 61.421, at 1. In en ffinenes, Britintstrest, Bow-road, muter manner, Jane 21, at 1. CHAaii RPOut. Birmingham, bookmaker, June 20. at IL Josur MOM= °tannin. Oldswinford, Staffordahlre, architect, June 20 ea 111. 8 1130RITAXI.Troadyrhlow,Olsmorgansh., grxer o lnne 17. 6111 . MURK lilammay Simms, Dale, Pembrokeshire, lieutenant 111 Me noniron. June 20, at 11. BRAY OM Row, Plymouth, shipchandler, Jane 18, at 111. Mem WRALLIr, Yeedon, Yorkshire, cloth manufactarer, June ffik at IL 11A1lOWL EARN= and JOHN ALLAN KAYE Almondbory Bank, Ymlnlare, mennscturers, June a et 1 1 . lAMBI 1013111411, BUGAKIN HoLLnint, and ALOUD Hollanen, Lank noeseenufectraersJuneffi, at 11. Trams MORIN end Joan Joire, !Mamboed, bundlers. Jaw 17, se 1 ANDlull2 lAaefeel, edeschmegter, Jens U, et 11. MUNI onus, netinekter, Jinn 21, at 11. JOIIIII3OIIIN, Llaingeffies, , skinner, June re, at 12. June 10 WHAM B at 11. RIMS BURR, cheater, shirt ma r, TRIMS Laid. Yailialdre, Joiner, June 18, at 11. Sunp. 831 M',Beverley,YeedL,herbouse keisperlnne 20,st 10. MAUR ELDALI. King's Cliffs, Northamptonshire, veterinary surgeon, in.. 10, et 11. WILIJAM GRIM Darby, cattle dealer, Jun 14, at 11. EDWARD ARS. Noewiß, hatter, June 13. at IL June BOOMUIe 81.1 11. 110.0120 Newport, We of Wight, greengrocer, 18, et WILLIAX BRAINY?, Cbadderton, Lancasbire, henhouse keeper, June 10, at 12. Tntness Boom Halifax, Yorkshire, builder, June 21, at 10. THOMAS Offfing, Overton, nineties, tailor, June at 1. WIUJAN SaTrLB, Bat l ey, Yorkshire, mason, June 17. at ii. JAMB !McKee, Hoidernees, Yorkshire. miller, June 10 et IL WILUAX KENDALL, Idle, Yorkshite, broker, June 17, at 10. JO= DRUM:me, Nottin late grocer, July 13. at IL TEo*All Perffin. Ragni, Reenaker, June 21, at 11 - ZDWIN Wffirsoll, Boughton Monenehies, Kent, grocer,J one Mat 11. Ckantne Annie, Kenmore, Olouosetershire, Ishenman, June 10, at IL JORS WoODYAN, tpper Arley, Staffordalt, miller, June 11, at 11. JAN= WM, Wollaston, Northamptenah., builder. June 10. at 11. Joeirn PALten, Wuhan. Worcestersh., blacksmith. July Ts at 11. WILLLP NALL, len., Burbage, Derbysh.,lenikeeper,J une 14.44 11. IsmO HOMMOst,Onlowbarrow,Lancesti.,blacksmith,J nee =nit EDWARD Mau., Toner. Lancashire, shoemaker, June 22. at It JANE Coln way Unkind and Lettourne. busses, honekeeper. June 17, at 10. resecon J 0514611 ALOBIIIIIII, Canton, Glamorganshine, wipe merchant, June 2 at 11. LAST REAM - MATIONS. Juan Ts. F. Coition. Hems Bey, Kent, commander R. N.- lone 23, J. Toys, Church-street, Bethnal-preen-road, coalmen:ln les- yeller-Jane 13. W. Stevens, Reiterate-buildings, 'singles, car , penter-June Mi. A. F. Phillips, Johnanreek Edgware-road, nib limn-June 30. C. Mann, Barriarde-inn, Mlddiessa-taw 10. j Marianne Watkins, Queen's-crescent West, Haverstock hill, loft ing -house keeper June SO. J. Rayner, Paglegeld-terrace, De I Beauvoir-town, linen draper-June 30. IL Hudson, Londeortreet, Paddington, assistant to a warehouseman-June 30. 0. N. !Wen. Greenwich, late paymaster L her Majesty's nary-Joseph Y. Moon, liorseferryroad, Westminster, harness maker-June E. W. Ream Dorset-mews, Claphans.roed, builder-Jume 90. A. Lambert, Red Lon.squars, general agent-June 30. W. P. links, Hampstead-road, clerk in her Majesty's Customs Bill of Lary olloe-Jane 30. D. MacDonald, Melton-place, Eustou-square, and High-street, Camden-town. glen stainer-June 30. 8. P. Unmeant,. Blom tieldstreet City, bill broker-Jan 30. T. Stuart, Cloudealeyouvet, Islington, binder-June 30. J. Haller. Roman-road, Holloway, builder-Jun*3o. 8. Crone. Heybeidge. gases, eons enerchant-Jab 4. J. Williams, Keriketren.Berengle, tobacco pipe maker-July 4. X. Curtis. jun., Ilene Bay, Kent, licensed victualler-July 4. J. La Pla, Whibeseb, Canibriftnklre, tenor-July 4. O. Ward, Tryon, Rue, Harken, flarkonger ,:ieli 4. A L 7 ll.. :D ltt a an . . Euston - road, Si. Pau ckham,bczt.:Lo7,4; lora-41V King-street, Perinea -square, cbeesemousees ambient-July 6. T. J. Trers, Bichnood-grove, Canoetebyortnare, rinnentrall printer Wyk J. Jokneon, ILancheneeutreet, anclerier. square, late cab proprietor-July 6. T. Sunidge, Coventrertreet, licensed victualler-J uly 6. J. B. Cooper, Talbot-terrace, West bourne-park, clerk tone acconntant.-July tit IL Stagg, Raeford. Er et, menufacturer-June 24. F. J. Welch, Waltham Cron, Bertlnedahlre, farm ballitf-June 23. C. W. Langford, Red Laos yard, Warner-street, Perkenwell, cab never- June b. T. Brett, Tollestory, Essex, doctor of medicine- June 24. T. J. 8 Smith, New Bridge-street, Kennington-lane, late glen and china deeler-June 24 Ann Bedford, Great Bark street. Clerkenwell, chandler's-shop keeper. and Woodbridio street, Clerkenwell, clock dial painter-June 24. W. Pate, Bray Mills. near Maidenhead, miller-June 24. W. Boffin, Jun., Hanelltos-terrace. Bayswater. plumber-June 24. W. B. T. Alums, Smith-etreet. Clerkeuwell, pianoforte tuner-Juno 29. J. Parrett, Sueen-road, Brixton, bookmaker-Jane 29. Janet Taylor, The Grove. Camberwell, late mathematical instrument maker-June 29. J. Wakeßg, Cblgwdl, User, funs labourer- June 19. C. It. Hambleton, Gowns-walk, Whitechapel, licensed victualke-June 19. B. Thin, Lower Thames-street, general merchant-June re. R. W. Thomason, Goldsmith-row, Hackney road, furniture dealer-June 29. T. Pearson, Sydenhani, iron. mongsr-June 29. J. Crook, Web-Reek Spitainelda, china dealer -June 29. F. F. Walker, Bedford-place, Keneington, law student -June 29. D. W. Coo, Portensroed, Paddington, late omnibus driver-June 21. W. Easy, Victoria-gave, Brempton, late sta tioner-June U. E. Bird, WAR-buildings Kneeland-road, gas fitter-June U. A. itolomons, Boaned an nertfordshire, cattle dealer-June 29. C. F. Welham, Shen Meer, late miller- June 29. D. Andenon, Birchrnore.place, ampsteed road, rail way clerk -Jane le. A. Rutland, Oerrednitreet, Islington, clerk to an upbolaterer-July 1. It- A. Webb, Gloucester, pork butcher -July 1. W. Prattling Bristol, baker-July 1. J. Clown, Pres ton, Gloucestershire-July It E Thomas, Fowey, Cornwall, rope maker-July It T. II usselL Ilfracombe. Devonshire, builder -.June 23. Sarah Sellers and 0. H. Tetley, Dudley-bill, near Brad ford, Yorkshire, card makere-June U. Ana Briarcliff*, Haan pitta Yorkshi re . betel keeper -June 28 R. Metcalf, Walton. I Yor kshire, win merchant-June 23. J. Brownbridge, Sheffield. coroninsioa agent-July 6. R Manny, &eerie', Yorkshire, boot maker-Julys. H. Tale, Uneaten-upon-HR. gm Otter-July 4. J. H. Hayes. Liverpool. broker-July 4. J. Richardson, Wad i ton, near Liverpool, grocer-July 11. T. D. Davison, Slookseston, ' Northesherland, brewer-July 6. H. Edwards, Sunderland, Oak dealer-Jun. 24. T. B. Martin, Pormenoeth. engineer Is the royal navy -Jens It Elizabeth Roberts, Ulm Roberts. and Lim Roberta, Llandudno,Carnar, °entre, lodging-house keepers-July 13. W. Blunt, A 64011, Hertfordshire, licensed victualler, and Great Mandell, miller -June 24. T. Howarth, Habeegham Eaves, near Burnley, late fanner-Jane 24. T. J. Jenks, Liver attorney's clerk-June U. C. H. Wood, Henan Norris, tanaaldre. late licensed victualler-July 6. A. Boon, Sheffield, commercial traveller-July 26. J. Mackay. Bristol, oonfectioser -June 30. J. Kennedy, Newark-upon-1 rent, tea dealer - June 23. J. W. Mills, Staleybridge, Cheshire, bobbin turner-June 24. J. Clark. Southers, Hampshire, engineer in Memel ruin-July It B. Kerridge, Brighton, lodging-hour keeper-June 29. O. FolkarJ, Nonekh, grocer-June 23. H Cole, Standish. near Stonebociae, Gloucestershire, boot maker-July 24, J. Sneer, Medan, Yorkshire, keeloani-June 17. T. Jones, Llandarrog, Car. marthensture, shopkeeper-Jane 2A. C. J. T. Shovel, Plymouth, carpenter. _ _ _ DitCLASATIONS OF DIVIDVIDS. OBOROZ 8111CLuit, Boston, painter—let dividead of 4d., Jun 6, and three subsequent Slondays, at Harris's, Nnttin RICHARD BITCII7IB. jllll., Bristol. sserehant—shadrv i ll a rnd of Sid, any Se edneaday, at Actraman'a, Bristol WILUAit SPZWIR, Brinkvorth, crocer—lat dividend of Ia id., any Wednesday, at Aeronaut's, Bristol. WILUAn BALL, Brecon, draper-Ist dividend of is. 4d., any Wednesday. at Aeranion's, Bristol DI VIDRSDB. - . . _ _ Jane 15. S. Newman, Farnham, iurrey, basketmaker-June 22. R. mewed, Bwanhara, Norfolk, attorney-Jun*2a T. W. Warner, Great Danmow, Essex, Ironmonger -July 6. W. S. Sloes, York house. Fultiain-road, upholsterer-June M. B. Clark, Baalisghall street, umbrella manufacturer-June 21. L Bryant, Dias, Nor folk, draper-June 25. J. P. Webster, Clarence-villae, Clanton. and Quern-street, Cheapolde. merchant-June 56. W. Woo/lard, Well-street, Gray'sinn-road, clothier-July 6. H. Stammers, Soutbminster. Kum, balloter-June U. Sir A. J. D. Ilehbome, Bart.. Tichbermibork, near Alresford, Hampshire-July is. A. Briggs, Winkneld, Berkshire, grocer-July 5. T. Alit, Deptford, seed crusher-J use 23. W. H. Shailard, Ponty pool, Monmouthshire, bootmaker-June 17. Ridley Makepeace and Robert Makepeace, Telgnmoutb, Devonshire, wharringers- Jane 17. Ridley Slaked's.' (separate estate,, Teipmouth, Devonshire, wharlinger-June 2 G. Sworn, Wareham, Dorset shire, common brewer-Janet& J. Pickering and S. It. Sanders, Rotherham, Yorkshire, railway waggon builders-Jun.l3. J. K. • Turner, F. W. Marriott, and J. Jepson, Shelbeld, manufacturers -June 23. J. W. Day, Nether Ho) land, Yorkshire, coal owner- July a C. Fos, Kingston-upon Hull, sailmaker-June PI W. Aremberg, Urerpool, dealer in portralte-J tin. 20. R. Cran ston, Oftteshe.d, timber merch all-June 21. W. Sharp and S. Sharp, Mold, Fllntshlre, iron founders-June 21. E. Powell, Mold, Fitutabire, mason-Jam 25. T. Boyle. Salford, attorney- June IS. B. Carter, littddulpb, stalfordshtre, shoemaker-June 20. J. Hobbs, Lengthen., Gloucestershire, innkeeper-June N. J. Gingen, Longherse, Gloucestershire. Innkeepar-June 20. E. 'Madan, Illaisdon, Oloomeatershire, butcher-June 30 W. New man, Canterburpaqaare, Southwark and Poole, Doesestehlre, merchant-Jose 30 W. Belch (separate estatc;, Hlghotrocto Southwatk-June 30. B. Langley and W. Belch, Htgbostrest, Southwark -June Br. A. Aubert and C. Powell, St. Mary-me, City, ship brokers-June N. A. Aubert temente estates, St. Mary-me, City, ship broker-June 20. C. Powell ,separate estate), Mary-ase, City, ship broker-June 26. G. Barnett, Fellx.ter nee, Lolverpoolsved, butcher-July 7. 1. B. Nicholson (separate estate:. Gloucester, coal merchant. . . CIIaIIICATEI to be granted. edam came be shown to the contrary on or helm' the day of meeting. Jane m. h. L. Darla, tudget.hlll, City, dealer In nee—Jane 19. 1. Antall, Bouthetreet. Mancheaterequare, draper. PARTN RESHIPS DISSOLV ID. B. L Thomas and C. T. Joyce, Liverpool, commission mer chants--Mary Ann Moreland and Kate Poole, Princes street, lisuoveraquare, O. De slons.a. S. C Pinto, a..d J. Ana( cs, Liverpool and Bombay, merchants-lt Weston and B. P. Laurie, Moorgste-strost. City. discount in °kers-W. Brem ner and J. H. Mkklem. Maneheeter, booksellers-D. timbres and J. A. Mettiven, Pones& Hampshire, sae engineers-R. Tity lon mid W. Clarton.brldge Print Works. Lancashire, calico printers-T. Tborsten and J. Harrison, Ludlow, Shroyekivo, woollen manulactorers H. Rawson cxecutor of J. Rawson, deceased), J. Clayton 'executor of J. Clayton, deosseeM. Ind 8. M. Comma, J. COMMIS, C. Conies, W. Coven, and T. Osumi exerstoes of J. Omen, deceased). Bunker's Hill CoMerv, Nam Yogimblre, coal master.-R. L Palsthorps and J. B. W. TigollwyPe. IfoKlaghrm, pawnbrokers-J. Palstborpe and J. 8. W. Paletlearpe, Nottingham,' cepper-plata prlstere-W. H. Waters and T. M. Mmmoods, Winchester-mark City, fancy bon Manufacturers-C. Deitenham and F. Percival, Upper drepere-W. Pectic (deceased) and J. B. Jokers% Beisieb eh tet ebbe, peons Dsviseand 8. Leigh, Mancheseer. coal mar ithamW-J. 1 1 1 WIRtem. L SymMglos. and W. H. aysakeitien. Market Harkeroveyb, Lakes sWe, ancekimeses-J. Dobson and [Stamped, Id, Adak"lQ T. Dyson, Inddroode wood corms—M. Thompson and J. limbos. Dudley, Woreastoraldra chile mrorms--T. Lk Clare and J. G. Anna Imam's, Madoedidre, Yen wrobine—R. B.a T. 1.... itol aaid er alt G l i %od, Boath lian' A PlElni ndirpolmsl . whitimmigh.— md Now a aired, poklamltho —H. F. Walker, A. La Blue, and J. O. Mor d; 1 1 4= 64 mAlle=rietore—T. SWAM end R. Mmehon ne, builders—L. Serena and 8. P. 2121- Mao, OrsomborM-stren, (My, skip broksra—F. =Yon, L Pan % and M. A. Hermann, London and Manila, so tar as regards F. Tilboo—D. lari mai J. Um, lealodoe, bs. near Todmordes, cotton ortnnera— Lags and Jernigan =Babe* Walker. Vona',. UM aMof W ochoolmletressee— W. J. al* J. Rowland Idecemed), J. I. Tarte, Widnes bury, fliollardialre, cast mum SCOTCH SHQUEMILATIOIrIi. ROWE 8117130011 and ALZIANDIR PIMP, Mawarton. Ayr- Mire, bonnet manabetarem Jane 10. al the Commorelal-lan, Lllntameek. Jams Plaistow. Glasgo iesion merchant, Julio 10, et the results Hall, Ohatiow. 131 3 0821NG INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT DIMING. -TT/11MAX. VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. Fine weather, owl thesetkipeded preebooe of their Royal Highnesses lbe Prism and Princess of Wales, drew a larger company than usual on the opening day. The royal party—who came in four aarriagesosich drawn by four horses, arrived just prior to the oommeneetnent of the sport—eoeideted of the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Prince and Princess Look' of Rem, Primers Mary of Oambridge, sad Prince Edward of Seine Weimer. . The awing easamemerd with the Trial Stakes ? which was contested by the donna entered, the favourite, Auditor, winning easily. Only two k East Lancashire, purchased before the race by Lord St. Vincent, and Guerilla) were almost from the fourteen coloured for the Gold Vitae. The oompetitors were mersballed in front of the royal petty, who took great interest in examining the several candidates. The result of the race was a greed surprise, and Young Rapid's victory alone appeared to benefit his owner. The remaining rases pendoeed large fields. The Ascot Stakes was woe by the favourite, Hippolyte. A serious collision occurred on the South Western railway, at ,Egham, on the return journey. Eye persons Were killed, the particulars of which will be found in another column. The following are details of the running : TIE TEAL Swan of 5 eon. each, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olda and upwards • weights for ages, with Wring allowances. The New Rite. (13 nibs.) Lewd Westmoreland's Auditor, by Vedette—Vouther. 2 yrs gOOll. get ?lb Mr. W. Days Calchsan Alive, 6 yrs (800‘.), 10st . Ades Lord Allesburys Menses, 3 yes (1001.), (8 fns li t 2 (a. (Mathew 3 The following also roe The Gil le, Ilan at Anna. Change of Leek, flogger, flollcar. Velocity, Verbena. Diomed, end General Dew _ _ Batting : 9 to 4 apt Auditor, 100 to 30 apt Catek'om Alive, sod 10 Ao I her throe._ THE GOLD VASIL, gives bytter Majesty, added to a weep stakes of 20 mom each ; weight for age, with penalties sod allowances. Two oiler. (14 subs.). --- • ler. Craven's Young Rapid, by Colsberdale— h mighty Boys dam,! yrs, Tot Mb , (Atkins) 1 Mr. W. T. it's Tairwatsr.6 yrs. Vat 1210 (Custancei I Baron loth's Wingrare, 6 yn, fig lib 'Wells) 3 The following also rsn (—Claremont. Caller flu. Johnny Arm strong, Bacchus, Bea /lag, Ostentation, Utile agog, Birch Broom,. and 91dadaster. . _ . BoVtiol 1 3 to 8 apt Little Stag, 11 to 2 apt Birch Broom, 8 to 1 each apt Fairwater, Sea King, and Caller Oa, 10 to 1 apt Oldminoter. 100 to 8 apt Humbug, and 20 to 1 offered apt Young Rapid. Two failure" were ammioned by the fnickosutown of Ostentation, who had to he led to the starting-poet. The flag fell when the lot was well together ; Bacchus at once went to the trent, closely attended by Birch Broom and Littl•Stag to the top turn, where Little Stag took a clear lead, followed by Birch Broom, Bacchus and Sea King in close company, half a doses lengths off, the next division being beaded by Fairwater, whilst Old reiester and Claremoot acted as whippers-in. le the Swinley Bottom Sea King dropped back and left Beochus in the third place, bat before turning into the old coons Bac. cline pre way and Fairwater became third, Wiegrave going on fourth ; Caller On, who had rapidly paired a lot of beaten horses, joined Diothus. At the Brick rather rams than • mile from the Mush, Birch Broom was beaten, and was pared by Fairwater and Wingrant, and shortly afterwards Clare moat aid Yam" Rapid joined the leaden. Little Stag maintained the lead until fairly ia the straight, when he was beaded by FM/water, who, with Wingrave and Young Rapid, produced aa interesting struggle until • quarter of • mils from home, where Young Rand took up the run ning, and woo eerily by • length, • head only 'operatic' the second and third. Little Stag, tee lengths behind Wingrave, was fourth, Jamey Armstrong fifth, Claremont sixth, and Sea King and Bacchus were neat; Ostentation and Binh Broom were the last two. A Swatrormuts of 50 ion. each. It ft, for 2-yr-olds • oohs, tot 71b ; Wire, 84:31b. Thropoorterr of • mils: (6 sobs.) Dukes Beautort Siberia, be Meatervils—lngiree, Forrihaso) Mr. G. Bryan's Itednfrid, Mt 710 (Constance; 2 A KAlDniPuvre of 100 son., for 2.yr-olds ; oolts, 84101 b ; dthro, fat 71b. Hall a ado. Count Battbyany's King Massing, by King Tom—Lon gitude, Mt 100 (Oonetanee) 1 Mr. Akunde‘'s Cordons, Eist 71b (K. Sharp) Mr. H. fissile'. Spice, Sot 71b Tbe following also ran • Sept. Czarina, Italeliff, f Ye dette—Alvadestoo's Ma: An Vigilant, Colosibine, BriMind. Drlno, Runnel!, Yepper's °host, Threadbare, f by Tadruor— Delilah. Munchausen„ Lopear, BLlto, Leader, Arkansaa, Lady Itattit'm : 7 to 2 apt King Charming, 5 to 1 apt Ands:, 6 to 1 opt Shramiell, 7 to 1 apt Czarina, 8 to 1 apt Aricansaa. 10 to 1 each apt Leader and Mauritanian), sod 10) to 6 apt Radcliff. _ _ STAND PLATO of 200 sows., added to &sweep stake@ of 10 soya .sole; weight for age, with certain ;meal ties sad allowances. T. Y .C. =subs.) Count Lagrange's Le Resents, by S entre At. Cris Julia, bred In ?twee, - yra, get blb V. Clematis., 1 Captata (Subtle'. Lacy Mese I yrs, gat 6.lb (IlorsibeeN I Mr. Merry's Zambesi. 6 yrs, si t (H. Corey ; I The following also ran:—Pearl Dine, Kildare, Soapstone, Umpire, Mack Deelises, Ayres, Bertha, Silebeem, Bala* Lin John Birch Broom, and Caltle Hill. _ _ — Bat 75t;Fags . titilieer7MlS sto 1 sist Lady Clifdso, and 7 to 1 each apt Umpire sad Zambesi. THE MOOT BELE= of 25 sons each. 15 ft, sad 5 oily if declared, with 200 added ; trauma extra. Two stiles and • half. (49 sobs.. 33 of whom pay forfeit.) Baron Rothschlld's Rippolyta, by Kiog Tom - Gars a tr, lof tie May 3 yrs. as sib Mr. J. lUghy's Black Deer. 4 yrs, ist Sib ;Perry 2 Mr. BrEsn's Lady ifylds, 3 yrs : But 1011 FC.470,1,1) TheTollO;risiZle;'iii:L'ialdlrla. Bally FA 010111. i. (.lar7. I I=estra. Welbeek, Redcap. Weadering Illostrel, Claxton, 81wirldAn, Eappel (11-1), and Potash. Bailing : 1 to 1 apt ilypplyto, 5 to 1 apt Canary, 6 to 1 apt Sheridan, 10 to 1 each apt Bawd and Alabama, 100 to 8 opt Wandering Miastra, 100 to 7 each wt Lady HA* Glaztoo, and Wetback, and 50 to 1 apt Ba ll y y 1 mood THIRD YEAR Or THE 'rlOtTH ASCOT TRIIIRHAL EPTAEIR of 10 sows sash, with 100 added. for 4-yr-olds; cats, Bst lib ; fillies, 84 21b ; penalties and allowiutoes Ono* rosod sod in, *tertian opposite the Onisd Stsod. 31 sobs) Sts. fiarillb banger. by Volt ege ur he (.1. Goatee) Captain Lane's Blue Mantle. Rot 7lb (Fordbam) I baron Rothschild*, King of lb- Vale, bat 7th (Wells) S Early Purl andi Columba oleo rex. - . - . Betting : 5 to 4 qet kTai T.1..7 io 4 mitt Blue Mantle, sod 4 to 1 apt The Saeger. Tut PRINCI or WALIA &ALM of 25 MOM each, h ft, with 501) added, for Syr-olds ; colts. Pet 10th. Mr. W. Cortwright's Ely, by Bingstom—Ths Bloomer, 9st lib (Custanoei 1 Count Imaamee*s Ma es raiz. gat fa. &Wards) 2 Coptain Cooper's Knight of 3nowdos, dst 31b.. (r. Admit ) The followlag also ran Idler, Lord Zeeland, Gana ladra, Meade*, c by Formica*, Major, Metro, llollyfoz, Hymettus, and Mondale. _. _ _ _ _ _ Betting7s to 2 apt Kaight of fleowdoe, 7 to 2 apt Fill. do 1%50, sto 1 apt Ely, 10 to 1 sash opt Hollyiox and klymettoa. The Pnte? You OF THE SEVENTH ASCOT BUDINTAL STAVE. of 10 sore, each, with 100 added each year ; for 2.yrold oohs, Sat 1011, ; 611iee, dot 61b. T. Y.C. (36 subs.) Mr. Merry's 'Addington, by Orlando—Lady Bodin, Mt 1011) Mr. Melvllle's Wild Soy, Elat 10Ib 1.1. Goiter) I Hr. H. Sutton's Garderisure, eat 61b r Preach) 3 The following also ran : Ocregor. Salpinetes, Rothman*, Contraband, Shrapnel'. aad Risser to Tomato Betting: Erna on Liddispois, 2 to 1 apt Gardevienre, 10 tot apt Wild Boy. After the race Liddiapoe was backed at 10 to 1 for the Derby. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. A PLAT' of 100 sore. ; 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, get 21A; maids■ 2-yr-olds allowed 311 a, sad insides 3-yr-olds, 10lb *stream, 1 sow. each, to go to the food. T. Y.C. A PLATE of 100 sows. for Insider, horses ; 3-yr-okla, Bst 7lb ; four and upwards, Out hlb ; mares and gelding allowed 31b ; louden Arabs sad Barbs allowed lit ; 'straws, 1 soy. Swishry Conroe. To ekes arid name by six p.m. t►is day (Wedaseday), to the Clerk of the Course, in the Stand. AIWERPSTAKII3 of 50 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; oohs, Sat 101 b; Allies, flet 61b ; those by mallow, or out of mares that serer bred a griever, allowed 41b : if both, 61h. &flaky Coons. (10 nabs.) Hark Forward (6th), lira (41b), Verger (41b), Practitioner , Outlaw (41b). Knight of Snowdon (41b), Lady Mary (61b), Antooia (61b), &O&M, and Bonnie Olen (61b.) Tex Br. JAmss'is Pu.a.cs anima of 100 acre. sacat. b ft, for 3-yr-okla ; oohs, dot 101 b; Illiee, Sat 71b ; maidens allowed 71b. Old Mde. Miner, Audaciaatee, The Beadle, Tbe Gammons, Alpbess, and if rrtilua. SECOND Yllalt Or roe FIRST New BINNIIIAL Biracss of 15 eon. oath, 10 ft, with 200 added, for 3 sod 4-yr.oida 3• olds Set; four, Ant 21b ; Mee sod geldings allowed 31b • horses which bane serer woo in Englitod allowed 51b; maier not bar* won in any country allowed 71b ; a [TWOPEN CE wiser fli 2,000 soot. 1216 ; of 1.000 am. nb ; et 500 Boos. 41b mks. Old mac (62 sobs.) Aso AIN AS• Michael ll 800 Belmar (bred Lord CMOS .... 6 Men Amigo_ 3 is France) I p ro p i g. 1 Mks Goandu .... 1 Semiramis Oned in Battaglia S 3 Prams) 4 Brindisi 3 1 1 Z era lio a rthis 3 Tb. Abbot, Airedale eby Oriando—Ledy Bine Mantle 4 New Zealand .... 1 Palmerston's dam $ Bonus 3 Toscana $ Knight ottinowdon $ Obwon 3 'upon Lbmgelikei 3 Viceroy ll She .. ke 3 PrastiMeser i See Chid. .. $4 Rapid , 4 Lads Loaresell 3 Master Richard:. I Beeeneath Mime 3 Ordeal Ma .... 3 The Count o B ses Vlld Darrell Netball* —AIM 3 Geatilhoorne .... 6 Tk4orhi Cross. ... 3 Worthies 3 Diem (end In Trojans' paid Minadahe Bing George .... $ The Little Gentle- . Meter to Knot,- Lord Selland .... $ mac Tb. Mead leg Bsldwia Brick 3 Meade* 3 Newhaven .... dead Valiant Naar Yrs' or rim S,,oaD Nsw BLONIAL Orissa of 15 sou. each, 10 ft, with 200 added each year ;to ran is 1864 as two aod three-yr-olds ; two-yrokht 74 thr ee, get 31b ; fillies anal madcap allowed 31b ; a wirier of 2,000 soya., 121 b ;of 1,000, 7lb ; of 500, 41b extra ; three-yr-olds which have never woo in England allowed 51b ; maiden three-yr-olds which have won in any °pantry allowed 71b ; maiden two-yr-olds, :11b ; the wooed to receive 50 son. oat of the stakes. T.Y.C. (64 sobs.) . his* Wane ' . 4 . 11 1 Olin 2 44/9 Meier* '! L:dj oia Tlillaa 2 Araucaria (Water Lazaretto 2 c ..... 2 to AaricaLs).... 2 Island Chief 2 The Malin Raw 2 Juuseston 2 Convect 2 Lord Zallaal .... I Wag George .... 3 O&M . 3 Ezerdp Siberia Coup CUM 2 3 Paistaloma lAdy in... . 2 9 iLtaat and Rat. Go/dylocks Ts:solar timed In Alias America) Charmiais ((bored to uses America) Thew The Ruck . Raepsak• 9 Paith 3 Skirmish =2 • 2 ladigastisa (MU Furze Chat repo 2 Venalaidill .... 2 Cleuerslissiaso 2 pos (It 41). . 2 Lambed . 2 Weathboard Dawdle 3c by Wild Damn tby V erolticsur— -2 Quaker Rood Is —Phsmy lnacel 2 Dilly Daily Columbemi(bed hi Coutishaad 2 ladyChathaza . paid Franco) 2 Chestertield 2 Tits New STALES of 10 sova each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ;sells, Set 10th ; fillies, flat 716 ; winners previous to starting at 100seva. value (ineludiag the vrinaer's owls stake), Illb extra. T.Y.C. (66 sobs.) Oetr . , Roland, Full Speed, Knight 'l'ernplar, Fielgrave, 7woob ia, Anti-Macassar, Advance, e by V edette—Overceste's dam, Olive, Jumeaatio, Quill, The 3wdt, Grinder, Pantaloon, Hervela, Tlis Calmar, Roderick Readopt, Coeliac; Forester, Doefeed, Brahma, British Queea, Water Lally, Katlikee, Joseenisk Rotho maga Keepsake, Trisea, Ansdemisee, Tic for Tat, Ed l .7, Ethel, I by Seneterer—lloistissisna, Wild Charley, Lidding ton, Quaker, Shrapnel, Lazaretto, Verderer, Dulcimer, Volatile, fby Stockwell—lmogaoe , Amber, Prase/la. SS warlocks, Apprentice, Swordsman, Trek, Tourteeelle, The- Latium, Purity, Plantagenet, Bunch, Raced, Wide-awaks, Spice, Gardevisurs, Seymour, &that, Governor, Geuers lierimo, Christmas eland, Lysaader, Oacula, Retold, Bar* Winp of the Wind. Tim GOLD CUP, value 300 toys., added to a subecription of 20 soya. each ; the goer of the saeood Conceive 50 sows. out of the stakes ; 3-yr•olds, 7st 51b ; four, est 101 b ; five, get 31b ; de and aged, Sit 516 ; mares and pilaw allowed 31b. To start at the Cup post tad go case resod (about two miles aad • half). (31 subs.) Age at b ge Gibraltar •IsolDS, A 4 Bst lb 4 Wingnsve Adventurer Ibe Knave I 0 laid Saba& II 7 2 Lioness Lord ClUden 4 7 Acolyte 4 7 *Panes Mau 3 7 2 O rbe te- 122 E1 w 4 7 'Appenino 3 7 8 N.Mral --” Z 4 7 'Alabama 'Macaroni ...... .... 4 7 - The Litsla Meg •flut Yager 4 7 Molly p row. 3 613 Jack of Hearts .... 4 7 Caroline 3 6 11 Qui:ea Bertha la roucques 4 4 Voles Jack .... ... paid Those marked thus • wore sealed nomisatioas, and ware opened after the Oaks, at Spam. Lord Bateman's, Kr. B. IMilivitt's, and Mr. H. Oeseer's sealed eensisations having been struck oat before the roaming for the Oaks, they wee* returned unopened. THE MARTLEDOIII CLUE AND (38017 ND V. Till UNnvzu•rri or Cameamoe.—This match wail brought to • ocuselueou yesterday as Lord's., to &roar of the University its ease i•oinp sod 88 runs. The following is the score : M. C. C. sad Ground, trot io•ioes, 81 ; wood innings, 52 ; total, 133. Usiverasty, fret Seausga, MUSIC. -..- ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. We have again had Faust, with a new Margaret ; no ls. a pence than Adelina Patti. The iumeocement of her appearance ia this character, which she had performed two or three times in Paris, drew an sermons audience last night—en• of those crowds which tremble only on ran oocaelort, when some singular object of attraction draws them together. Since the fins appearance of Jenny Lind we do not remember to have seen tio great a multitude, or et much excitement in a theatre. And truly the yetis( prima donna was worthy of the seneation she created. We can only advise oar musical reader—.ash of them as has* the opportunity—to lose no time in seeing and hearing Adelina Patti in the most captivating of all her impersona tions. la all other respects the opera wee performed precisely as before at this house, and soy further remark as it would therefore be superfluous. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amas.u.rr, Juin' 7.—Arronmaana—Naval Cadet (Dominated) Hoe. A. E Casamajor Cole. Eapeeere—H. Height, to the naiad, for tha latadrail ; J. Dalton, to the Hawks. for Waders. POICISMOUTH. Jars 7._ The Pearl, 21, screw corvette, Captain John Borba*, C. 8., arrived at Spillman this sersi•t from Chime, hit from Plymouth. Oa saohorim sheirsehanged malaise ylOllllO Ras ship of the C , omv-in-Chlaf, •ad will coma into b •tb oar to pay off, haring bees many am years 10 commiseog. The hired transport Apmeinnon, which arrived at Spit• head yesterday from the .at Indies, dikehargod her pas. urgers (mints invalids) to lietley Maw, •nd afterwards roiled for the THE QCEEN'S MiIIIAON AND && ROWLaND RILL. —Upon Mr. Commissioner Hill taking his east dui Motel Bankruptcy Court yesterday, Mr. Edin, the easier counsel present, asked permission, before the bosiesse of the court comuseoced. to express, on behalf of the counsel sad solicitors practisseg la the court, the great pleasure they had all felt on reading her Majesty's rusessge to parliament last night in respect of • putt to Sir Rowland HilL They all knew the stroog attachment whkds existed between his Honour and ho brother Sir Rowland, and knowing that the guise's message must hare bees a source of joy and pleasure to his Honour, they themselves had reed it with the greater satiateetiaa. He (the liaised coueeel) might add that it was the more gratifying, occurring es it did on the eve of Sir Rowlaod's visit to the Oxford Commemoration, which must also he en event of much interest to his highly respected family. Mr. Commissioner Hill, who spoke with evident emotion, said—" Gentlemen, it is deeply gratifying to me to find that the counsel and solicitors practisiog in this court maoifeet a kind iatereet in the mark of royal favour conferred by our gracious Queen on one so near and so dear to me.". Soucrrou' BINZVOLNIIT AMOOCIATION. The fourth assimesery festival of this institutions, formed for the relief of poor and necessitous ►ttoreys. solicitors, and meters M Englaed and Wales, sod their wives, widows, sod families, was celebrated yesterday evening at the Free. memos' Tavern. le soosequence of the unavoidable &b. mom of the Lord Chief Justice of England from illness, the chair was mud by Mr. T. Hanisoe, the deputy chair man of the aisociation. The amount of subscriptions and donatioor announced in the course of the rimming was up. wools of 6001. The trial of Thomas Amok, for the murder of • lad tumid D►vid Patora as the Allot-mad, near Tullibody. bridge. oa the I.7ith of March last, took place os Mooday before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh. It was stated by the primer's mussel chat he was fosse% &ad tumble to give ieetrustions for hie dehisce, sad that there fore be WAS not a fit subject for trial. Evidsace haying been led sr to the stated rebid of the around, the court foiled that the case was beyoed doubt one of preempt iessaity, menipting the party from trial. Order for the strict cus tody of the accused In Allis prisoc, until her Majesty's pleasure should he lament, was the made, sad Amok whose drusessour is wart had bum very stolid, war re moved from the bac. MORI Tliatt ITER AND perris THAN ITZll.—Thill whoa la I. lamest and bs stock at spins sad suumar pottered ever wbottted for walk approval. Tho voildisamal Ida Wows et Alfred ,Webb Masa' Ye anglasloe's ealy eses myhzae. 71. ■eek4tses4 Hassvaragasa. —(A June 10 July 20 Jane 10 July 15 Jana 10 ..• T,