The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-05 00:00:00

`~~ y ~~ c ~ . , A r 114—:-.7 '.•. REEr_e.„ , 268. I 1 4 1 11 t WI 1 1 Ik% Q e ,lir .4* . R. NE vi S' RFCEIVE[;7.O JUN LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1868. No. 6,811.1 METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. HORSE na O W. Agnes Wail Hall. lalleites, May sik Jane 1,2, 2, 4. sad r , Klellf*CfON the nearest station. 19IIEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. micriaser, Mr. W. ff. Lorroit—ni.• limning at 7 MARY . STILL WATZEI. Mama A. Vilr, C. Wyndham. BYO's.. dke. Mesdames Maui and Reny amt. To conelud• *tilt KIM! YOUR DOOR LOCKED. Mr. J. L Tools. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL] ONE PENNY. OUR OONTEMPORARIB3. THE "FOURTH OF ✓UNB AT ETON." T - BE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. LONDON OVIOLB PALMOVID trans tl,, Mar.b-lam, 0 Di m p ft neele, ::7, Niebelm-laut, Lombard-Week V. -- - ---- -- LONDON--- and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILDING COMPANY (Mattel). OM, ee—Na_lo7A i _roofbereb-streek & C ___ (THIS DAY.) MR RERIDECT'S GRAND MORNING CONCIIT, K Jsms's-Itall, SATURDAY, Juin SO, 1161 PA RLTIOMPTARY DUICOVIIONe. . . If Mr. Gladstone hag to some extent over laboured his proofs, be has, the noel thinks, a general justilication for his statements In the letter which is supposed to h►ve bad so considerable an effect on the East Worcestershire election. Whatever the intentions of the government really were, people of all classes and politics did believe them to propose pretty much what Mr. Gladstone attributes to them, but • speedy end of the session has more interest for the public than these lively encounter.. Mr. Hardy has given notice of a bill to amend the law of registration so far as relates to the year 1868, for the purpose of hastening an appeal to the new constituencies, and we must take it for granted th►t both aides are sincere, and that the common object will be attained without the use of extreme mea sures on either part. ac,,wy DISP69iT at YOUR MIL aNT. INTEREST, re paribte on Ab ort notice. VI% Y. cEit t ENT. allowed on was of £lOO and upwards it depw4tral s lees than o year ain. Jne ONATHAN cert TAYLOR, Secretary. I , LUTEI3.—The NEW MODEL FLUTE (Ohl fingsrlng), for beauty find volume of tone unsurpassed, 34 gs. and 7 ga. Also a Rudall and Op.'s Prize Medal Flute, about half cost.—At Masan. KEITH, PROWS& and Co '1 manufactory. 48. Cheapslde --Just published, Third Edition, " flints to flute Players . ' price 6d ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. —Three Ballets, Promenade Concert. Band of 60. Begin at & le. Box.ofies open from 11 to 4. L LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, r,ct =treet, London, KC., 3rd June, ISO& ritYriek KREBY OWEN, that, In conformity with the pro*Lainas of the Deed of fiett'entent, a OKNEDAL Mits.TING of thy Proprietors of the Law Life Assurance Society will be held at the ao,lety'A °Mee, reet.atreet, London, on IWNDNISSDAY, the ttth June instant, at twelve o'clock at soon precisely, to elect sic Directors and two Auditors, and for general pnrposea The Dirocton and Auditors who go out of dice by rotation still be proposed for re-election.- - Hy order at the WILLIAII SAIIUILL DOWNHPy Actuary_ NATIONAL SUNDAY LEAGUE. ucuutoN to EASTBOURNE for REACHY HEAD SUNDAY, Js 7. viotoria. &ES; London-bridge, 8.30 Crop don, 9 a.m. la. id. ; child/an la R. W. MORRELL, Hon. See.. t Fraaelentreet, Dower4treet, W.C. Central DISK tifk Met Holborn. SPECIAL NOTICE CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE AMU RA ??S/C 110CIE IY. E..t.Allted 1e,.. All persona who effect F.lC;(7s onihe Participating Seale be fore June 30th, lOUS, will be entitled at the nest bonus to one year a additional Share of Profits over later entrants. Tables of Rees, and Forms of Propose, can be obtained from any of the Society's Agents, or of GOD ROE CUTCLWYE, Actuary and Secretary. 13, James's-square, London, &W. CLAPrON-PARK. near At Joh UILDI n's Ch NG k BACKNNY.-101gIble FRIBLIfOLD B LAND. _ _ MIL J. TAYLOR v ifutructed to SELL by AUCTION. at the London Tavern. Rishopsgatedgreet, city on MONDAY. Julie 8, at If for 1, -three Lots of min eltti'de FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, ha ring valuable frontages to important thoroughfares, and coosiatMg of One Tay.vn Plot, Eight Shop Plots, In Clapton-road and Rushmore , road and :may four Plots for Private Houses, In Alrnaek-road, Ruantneicmad, and Powerscroft.resd. Nine-tentha of the pur chase moor) Indy remain on mortgage or contract at 6 per cent. interest, to he paid In nine years by equal quarterly instahnenta, or the Icilano• may be paid at any time without notice.—Plans, asticolors, ail comlitions of sale may he obtained of Mr. R. Portland place North. Clapton.road : of T. W. Rogers, solicitor. No. 70, Fenchurch-street; of Mears. Hammack and 1-uni.ert architects and surveyors, 59, Bishopsgate-street Within . at the place of sale : and of the Auctioneer, at the Deli;e4 of the London and Suburban Land and Building Company (Lammed,. Nd 107 a, Venchurchatreet, City. HARRoW.—Convenient HOUSE to be LET it 3 low rent, close to Station.—Ai ply to Mr. POOLE, Ablton-.11:,..;reen-hill, Harrow, N.W. T . ADYWELL-PARK, Mid-Kent Line, two tninotte. walk from Ladywell Statloo.-81011-DICrACHED MLA to LET. Reot £3s.—Apply on the remises, or to Mr. mAnt 1%. t . ,pletn atreel.plaee. E.C. Q RIt!TO N. A very convenient SEMI -1,7 1.11A4 !ILL) VILLA. with a large Garden, to LET. 11..1 , :t Rent CIS —Apply to Mr. WINDSOR, Howe Agt i.t. r or Mr. MARTIN, 4, Queenatreeiplace, KC. tl LTON, healthiest spot in England.—A lout i.EfACHED VILLA RESIDENCE to LICE In the Avcun.• 1t...1 tea—Apply on the Premises, to to Yr. MARTIN, 4, Queen .tn. t-pinoe, E.C. MP. IZEARDEN is instructed to SELL or n.LET .voI*NTRY and TOWN ESTATItS. MANSIONS. ant Not Vurninhed and Unfurnished, situate in Upper Ileofont, (urnon, Bolton, Stratton, names, Ikrkeley, Hill, Charles, Bniton, Albemarle, Grafton, ant I9im, Ntreets, Piccadilly, Park-lane, St. George's-place, AUsrt . :.elgrave, Eaton, Eceloston, Berkeley, Outdo*, and ii..ver slusres • Princeagate, Terrace and Gardena, Queen's ^s:•• ant Tee rue, Prince of Wales's-terrace. Hyde-mirk gate, I:Nalstl eat, . Count, eltroad, The Bottoms, Notting.hill, Glou. teoter.place. Hyde-park-garden, Saville-row, Grosvenor-gardens, Eaton place. Norwood. Forest.hill, Dulwich, Eallog, Berks. Bed. tool Dorset. Hants. Kent, Middlesex, Sorrey, Yorkshire, Cum berland, Cheshire, Gloucester, Oxford, tale of Wight, Ca:dingo, ;out Galt...) —Particulars of which, In his Resister, with orders to vi-•w, MA) obtained, gratis, on application at his offices, Nu; 91 and hemming, SA FE PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.- Dividends, 10 to 20 per Cent. per Annum en outlay. I. V Y.,TIORi, fill ARRROLDERA, CAPITALISTS, Seeking rt•lithie Information and safe Investments, abould read ',HARP . INVFATM ENT CIRCULAR (poet freer. Otanvill, sharp and Co., abaredealers, 32, Poultry, Loudon, E.C. M• iNEV, in large or small amounts, and for long nr periods, with or without a life valley, reedit/ ob tonel.l- -.t the NATIONAL GUARDIAN AMURANCIt COM PA N l , minted), elit. Oxford-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. M ONEY.—£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diAtety on Furniture. without removal, publicity. or law coot, May he repaid by easy Instalments. No ohms if de cline! Sureties dispensed with.—Apply penonally at the ENTATZ , +FFICEB, 2, Southampton-street, Wand, W.C. Ad vances made also on leases, life policies, &e, DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE CUTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice and respectability, free of charges to the creditor,vm a conindolon of 10 per cent. on the amount recovered.—Ap for 'admen, or by letter to A.Z., No. 36:., City•road„ LC. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.—REYNOLDS and sNI ITI 1.3. Colemanstrret. KC. —BOORS audited, posted, .oul BALA Net: SHRETS produced periodically (br Con tr act if do.irol sTA TEM ENIS prepared for PARTNERSHIPS, A I:RAS:MiII:NTS with CREDITORS, and COMPENSATION (1. AIMS !SANK RUPTte ACCOUNTS prepared for the Court. s ceder and advise with Clients WITHOUT CHARGE, awl from large experience and connexions In the LONDON K Rl' Pri 'Y COURT can render important ambit ance. bERTs CoLLECTED on commission at a low remuneration fermi on application. References of the highest standing. A. MARCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, It• M. , 'olemaa-street, , Negotiates Partnerships, swifts and a.)). 4:ok. or i ntricate aecoun ta,effeeta arrangements with cr•lttorw without publicity, and p accounts for Court of ltanimptcy !isles of Revere one, Idle Interests, and Annuities elf,ted, am! money obtained in connection with Life humane.. WEPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER, ptvpar, troy the Malvern Water, so long eelebrated for it. p,trity Every bottle is protected by a label having name timie murk.—Manufactories at London, Liverpool, Derby, Glacgow, Malvern. OXYGENATED WATER. —Sleeping in London during the season le not like sleeping ID the fresh air of th. , rumtry but refreshing and Invigorating effect% may be ol.tiiimd 1,, m evening draught of Oxywmated Water, fresh from I.AI'..)I:ATORY, 30. LONG-ACRE, or through any druggist, in 4 ....Mekong all bottles. THIS BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. Tills NATURAL SELTZER WATER 1. I ou.i in a spring near Bournemouth, and has the agreeable S. invigorating properties of the true Seltzer, but Is velarely free from the deleterious compounds often used In the moodzeture. of imitations. Dr. Hassell reports it, on snap% "a I,evonige of a very ameahte gavonr, resembling the true Saltier. and which may he used with advantage at dinner." BRIANT sad Co.,Bournemouth, Prowleiora. Dlnneford and Co. : Bellt!i4Art'et London Coppola— I j ) . in n etc 4ll B. RanterHn htst t 4 e; Paria—Baberta. Place Vendome. TIDMAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for ABA BATHING. A daily Bath prepared with this Salt is the natural strengthener law weakly infanta and children. ana lysed and approved by Dr. Hawn. Recommended by the faculty. Patrminett be the nobWty. Sold in bags and boles by chemlais throwhout the civilised worId.—TIDMAN and SON, 10, Worm u., .I-greet. b.ndoit, B.C. Beware of imitations. BATHS of HOMBURG, near FRANFORT-ON T:I K MAINE-SUM SI !SR SEASON, 1908.—The MINERAL %%'Aii:ti, of 110111111120, as evidenced by the analysis of the ;ve .; d eroteseor Liebtg, are stimulant, took, alterative and .1 They are of admirable service in removing disorders to , konach and other intestines. They stimulate these -I:, m. s hei, the abdominal circulation is defective. assist the ~..- r etion. and Rive a healthful regularity to the "r. ol nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful ," • " .4•11.‘ in cases of colaroment of the liver, in affection in hypochondria, Jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease constipation. In cases of pout, and all other •..'.•t.v• • pootoced by inelliciency of the digestive functions, io Ihippy results have been obtained from them. 1 : , '• ob.'s. , of the waters is more especially recognized by those w ..1: ink cm at their soup for then, the invogorating air • iii.sniteins. the palely of the surrounding scene. and per- I •, . o : , •draction fr..in the cares of the world, concur in assisting tion of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent Ku,- ' •••-•. hi.h. in the beauty of its architecture, the judicious tho. of its apartments. and the richness of its decors aarh con every other edifice of the kind on the backs of U. thc: contains a variety of spacious and splendidly deco ...h..' roioi. a grand saloon for balls sad concerts ; a superb where there Is a table-dilate 1 la Francais*, trios a at 01 .'' and at five o'ci elt, furnished by the celebrated of Part,, who Is the lessee of the refreshments of the .1 The visitors will likewise find a larte and cora -1 hurls 1 -. oling.room. well supplied with German, k:nglish, apanish, Amerika, Polish, Swedish. Belgian, ia I init...ll daily papers. Besides the &sive attrac. 1 .-hi there are also several conversation-rooms, as well • spliwiii.l coffee ro in with three billiard-tables. c. mots., the charms of Homburg, this delightful place, a f , oi It dun actors, or the highest talent, conducted by the '' , 1 , 1 . 51..51 show. olbtlN I, has been engaged to perform the ri." 1 •*"...1 4 . , e. of the Italian repertory. The services of the crime -Boone. Adelina Patti, Artot, °rood, trc., have n secured for this season. An excellent orchestra ie , lols.rhie 10 distinguished musicians, performs three times a 'lac no tile morning at the Wells, hi the afternoon In the tali* il gardens of the Casino, and in the evening in the apt.' Skil room. The nilway has almost brought Homburg to the outskirts of Pr. fort. There are 18 trains a day .n 0 1, , the last as late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occu -15,0i lc half MI hoar, the amusements of Frankfort ere within "as. r' , ,.11 Visitors by Homburg may get to &tussle In It boors, l " Heti'n in la. 10 Parts ii le , and to Lend= in 24, so excellent v. We toter communioatiom by rail, OLD PORT, 24a. per doz., imported direct from IL/Oporto (Sandenians shipping), full bodied and fruity, highly recommended for invalids requiring a genuine and nutritious wine—Terms cab, and carriage paid by the importers, PUY THIAN and SONS, 422, West Strand. Price lists or samples forwarded gratis on application. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DIIBLIX EXHIBMON, 1865. Thin celebrated old HUM WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PR= MEDAL —lt is pub, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Bold In bottles, Si. Bd. each, at the retail homes In London ; by the agents in the principal towns in Ragland ; or wholesale at 8, Great Windmilletreet London, W.—Observe the red seat, pink label, and oork branded " Kinahan's LL Whisky. SA.I7OL—LEA and P R I NS' WORCILITKIIIHINE SLUM This delicious condiment, pronounced by oonnolseenrs "Till ONLY GOOD SAUCE." is prepared solely by LTA and PURRINS. The piddle are roped/ally cautioned against worthless India. does, and should see that Lea and Perrianamse are on wrapper, label, bottle, and siopper . . ABK 14 LE A and PILIIRINEr SAUCE. Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors, Worceider Mews. CROWE and BLACKWIDLL • Yews. BAACLAY Aso 80N8, London, the., de.: and by grocers . and oilmen wilvenelly. SOARS. —Gentlemen can now be supplied with a tingle Box of Havannah Remus by Partite's, Cabana, Modes, Pnmariega, Morales, and other celebrated Makers at one proSt on the Import cost for Ceab. B. CLARKS and Co, Seger Importers, 87, Goldenequare, Regent-street, W. T. prevent delay In the execution of orders. they shotdd in all cases be accompanied by a remittance. Cheques creased Union Bank. P.O. orders on Brewer-street 7CHICULTIVATION of TEA in the East ies ham now become an Important feature. Nines the Introduction of Awm Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the mum INDIA TEA COMPANY have, en account of its great and exquisite Savour, promoted Ma sale by every oases r ie Tea Districts, then confloed to aer Assam, have gradually extended, and Tema from other et India are an thus ivie, offering greater vedette& The any are sow selling Cache:, Darjeeling, Ac., at from in 10d. to 4s. Pd. per 1177 Q China Tees as usnal—Warehornea, No. 9, Groat Et, Helen's- churchyard, Mehemet'. Price Lbrt forwarded on application. THE TEA FLOAT! THE TEA FLOAT ! ! FIELD'S PATENT. THE TEA FLOAT effects a Saving of One fourth. THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment. THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for Use. THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any Teapot. THE TEA FLOAT Should be in Every Home THE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and retail of MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London, SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS. ICE -SAFES and WENHAM LAKE ICE. The WIDTH AM LAKE ICE COMPANY'S celebrated Prize Medal REFRIGERATORS fittediwith Water-Tanks and FUters, and combining every real improvement, are unequalled for eimplicity. efficiency. durability, and economy. The New Double. Wall Ice-Water Pitchers. Ice Urns, Ice-Cream Machines, Ice Pyramid Stands, Champagne Frappe Pells, Seltnuenee, Im =l Freezing Powders, and everything connected with , of the best. cheapest. most modern, sod reliable cha- racter. Wenham Lake lee delivered in town for less than Id per lb., or packages of It dd., It • 55., and upwards, forwarded Into the country by "Goods Train" without perceptible wute, Dluitzated price Rata free at the Sole Office— WENHAM LAKE ICE COMPANY, 140, STRAND, LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB are Massalactarera. 77 and 78. OXFORD-lITRIIIII/L: and 71 and 7!, COR2MILL, LONDON. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Piste Meta MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Mantra Bpoona and Forks. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electro Myer Mote. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Myer ateell Table lintvea MTWOOD'S "INVINCIBLE" SAFES I LOCKS for Bankers and others are only to be had from the WiIIINW of the Challenge Stakes of 30,000 francs at the Paris Dallhation. DsPot. 1110, Cannon-street, London, LC. QEOOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF 8417128.—Before muskmelon send for Griffith.' Monthly last of Safes by Milner, Marr, Moe Perry and Sons, Mordsa, Pries, Widensid, and every eminent maker, at about half the price of new. • guarantee given with each. A large goantity ostr eet. f Tana LC. 's Sates, from L 2 10e. Apply ki GRIFFITHS. 42, RELL4 NOE LOCKS, FIRE and WEDGE PROOF BArlfB.—if you wish to purchase • good &wood hand Fire-proof Safe, apply to JOHN TANN, he having a quan tity to dispose of consift ender the original prios.—War• house, SO, Walbrook, EC. lIIHREE PIGEONS. .11.. Ml' TZ= and 00., DYERS and mammas, Dockmad, 0•44404(1410: K , lidessteraqaars ; 1100n441:444. Grosvenoraguans. CIARPET CLEANING, Bed and Matron Purify in , Chintz Glazing, Mit and Damask Dyeing, with every on of Bleselliag, charged moderately, and broug h t; rmit perfection hy tke Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Companies, 17, Mlarf-road, City-reed, and 472, New Oxford-4. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERELL sad CO. Bed wale only. Cada 14L-111. Comal. THE RICHMONDS are now 19s. cuh..—Mr. F. ECHALAT, No. I!, Coal-ofike, et. Paocru Statics.. (lOALS. —Th• CLAY CAOBB OOKPANY sa wy direct from Moir Collieries it Clay Cram—TM bait equal to Wart end, at a. par toe : owed; lea—Cmals at dellooly.—Ordars to CH= ONTICS, 111, BIIII.WOOD.PLLCA 11:063WARZ-ROAD. W. DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. An invaluable preparation for Mining broken china. glass. earthenware, woods, cabinet-work, and fancy articles of every description, with extreme strength end neatness remark able for the great facility of using It. As there are several dis graceful hnitations of the Diamosd Cement, the public can avoid failure and diaappointmeut only by stri4 caution In par. chasing none without the signature " E. Davy" ou the wrapper. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous to his invention. N.B.—Manufactured by BARCLAY and 150N8, No. 96, larringdonetreet. Price, Is. per bottle. INVIGORATPTE NERVINE ESSENCE. i TM most powattu nutritive cordial ever introthieed stores tolheir normal condition all the secretions, on the tat► grill of which perfect health depend& It Is a wedge let dena My of all kinds, end from Ito containing arsons other bps thetas pepsine and phosphate of soda, will prove Wh4 bene ficial to the nervous and dyspeptic, vide Dr. Hesrell's report 4 Price ea per bottle, or lose neentities ha one for 12e—eislit ente. Wawa. BA trefOLATIN and Co_ 620. Oxiord-etreet, V. 0., London. Carriage free at noslat of reolttacco. SUIT COMPLETE, 893. QAMUEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The coats, Ms., Its.. 45e., 55a , 63a, 70.. ; the waistcoat', Ss. 6d., ta. 6d., 11a, ISt, 14a, 15a. ; the trousers, 17a 6d., tta., 24a, Ws., 18a. Nit Ivory style and she kept la stook for imme diate n•e, or made to measure. Pattanta poet tree.-Bydenham House, No. 50, Ludgate-WM SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 73*. SUIT COMPLETE, 80a. SUIT CBMPLETE, 93a. SUIT OOMPLETE, 105.. SUIT COMPLETE, 115 s. SAMIIEL BROTHERS' RIDING Burrs. The mete 355., 588., 435., 465., 55a, 66a; the waistcoats, 85.6 d., 95. 6d., 145., 1545 ; the treaters, 17a Od.. 22a, 245., Yes., PP.., 30a. Every style and size kept In stock for Imme diate use, or made to measure. Patterns post free.-Bydenham Howe, 60, Ludgate-hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 595. SUIT COMPLETE, 69e. SUIT COMPLETE, $O3. SUIT COMPLETE, 843 e. SUIT COMPLETE, 975. SUIT .00MPLETE, 110 e. SAMIIEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS.- The jackets, Ps., lea ed., lea, les., UM. Ids.: the waist coats, Is. ed., 3a. eel., Y., N., es. ed..l3s. ; the trousers, 6a. &1., Ts. 11a., 13a 16s. !Crory style; and else kept to stock for Immediate me, or made to measure. Patterns post free.— aldanhalo Boum, 60, Ludgate-hill SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. SUIT COMPLETE, 2,43. SUIT COMPLETE, 305. SUIT COMPLETE, 38a. SUIT COMPLETE, 465. SAMUEL SEASONS, 21e, 28a., 33a, 42a, 5.5 s , 63a. Every size and style in stock for immediate use. The Summer Overcoat at 21a, faced with silk, is a wonder of value for the money. Every style promptly made to measure, Patterns post free.-30, Ludgate mu- NEW BOOK on. GENTLEMEN'S A TrIRK. 43 Figures (the heads of 37 being Portraits of tiring cele brities) represent the fashionable and most be for all aim and occasions. The Book contsinsarace Ct ol th eac in g class, and new rules for self-measure, and is sent poet free for six stamps, deducted from a purchase. —SAMUEL BROTIUtaiI, Mer chant Tailors, Bydenham House, 30, Ludgate-hill Kin" THE WELL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40, CORN - HILL, Opposite IFlnch-buss. 7Y, TAILOR, 07FINCHURCHATREET. 120, (Newly OPloo6lte Hirt-lice.) PRREICT FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Charges. PRINC of TAILORS has been our registered Trade Mark since we received the Exhibition Prim Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand and flattering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, in the costume patronised by the slit of our beau monde. Fashions post free, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated 13a. fancy or black doe trousers; cloth veins, It Id.; mite of super black cloth, 61a : suits of fancy Tweed, 4 2e; shower-proof overcoats, 21s. ; and superior qualities equally cheap. Note.—Only high-class cutters em iaed, and on* trial will prove our superiority over all tom tors.—T. and H. lialtill,ll2, Ling 111101ent-Manet, London- JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. SMYRNA LIMY AID BLACKLZAD MILL& Importers and Illanatactnreen By Ap=atent , 8.8.t0 the Honourable Board of Ordnenea JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. VICTORIA KNIFE POWDER, as used In bar Majesty's household.— Sold everywhere, In this, ed., is., la., sad es. ; also ad. packets. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SILVER SMITH% POLISH (neninerenrish, tor olaansing and polishing slim, doctro-plete, gam, mut* &o. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'. EXCELSIOR FIIINITUBJI NAM. Bold everywltare. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS CLOT 11, SHIRT and GLASS PAM. Yorkamad, Lambeth, &I. 'TORN OOSNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTZ Is greatly superior to any Tooth Powder, glees the Teeth a pearl-like whiteness, proteete the eguinsa from doesy, end Impute a plowing travel:toe to the breath. Price ls. ed. JOHN GOSNELL and Oe's PATENT TILICHOWLION, or newly-Invented HAIR-BRUSH, the psenhar nrechaaleal construction of whisk accompliabes the two operations of eleanalag and polishing simultaneously. 95, Uppirrharms-st, late of 11.71treelLlnget..Lonabard-st, tendon. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can only be had at fit, Great Ruined dreg, opposite the British Museum Gates. The very best steel tram* ftedacise It. and IR—THOMAS HARRIS and SON CA ON the public against pewees wen( their name istablished 1790. No treveLlars or agent& MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 61. reet-strolt. At bons from 10 1111 & Cottualtatioa Pres. .14 lIPTITRES.—By Royal Letters Patera.— .. ti WRITS'S 1110C-lallf TRUSS (perfected and exhibited In the Rxhibitions,lB6l and ISSI) Is allowed by upwards of ASO medical men to be the most elfeetivehmentlen in the can the treatment of Manta. The me M • ateel bse cot e so often barttel fa Ha elects, is here avoided. • sonbe ing worn round the body, while the requisite restating power suppled by ibs 1100.11kli Fib and PATIN? LIT ; Mao' left so much ease and closeness that It cannot be detected, and may be worn during sleep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the bum forwarded hypo* on the circumference, of the levity,tiro Inches below the hips, hates nut to the maker, Mr. WRIT; Mt, Piccadilly. Priem indite. 6d. Postage, le. An UMBILICAL MUM as the sarksprladola A LFAAIDRA PARK RACES, 1868, will c - A. taus Awe on TUESDAY, June 30, and WEDNESDAY. Jay 1. under lb, Newmarket lake. irthitehns. The Duke of Newcastle. Viscount Bt. Vincent. The Marquis ft Ilastingp. Mr Frederick Johnstone, Bart. The Earl of Westmoreland. B. Saville, Lg. O. Payne, Esq. Yr. J. I. MARI, Judge. Yr. J. T. Vernal, "The If ulbenies," Denmark -hill. 8., Clerk of the Coarse and limidicapner. Adinthdan to the Park, One Shilling each admission to the Grand Stand Mach is the largest and most commodious in the ktngdow. lea oath. or Us for the two days. Private Boxes in the Grand Stead to hold four persona may be se tred at tt extra for each day, and Stalls, at lOs extra far each dm, by application to the Clerk of the Cowie, or to the General Manager, Alexan dra Palace, Haswell hBl N. No hoessimimaDassed. All doge erM be destroyed. Frdiototio so to Veinal trains and other particulars will be duly assoeuxbd. .B. The Otwayany reserve the right of refusing admission to soy per tbey *Auk proper. ILFRACIbMBE HOTEL.—Perfect in all its Pa ea Two hundred Apartments, large and ele gant rnZIP rote. Promenade Terrace 1.000 feet In length. facing the Atlantic. Board, If desired, at a flied mum per day or weerthk. T De eti. COM daily. Address, Mr. BOHN, Ilfracombe, Novon. Clot 6 edges, price is , post free for 1! stamps, E GUIDE. Being practical hints on i. tha Pegetuies and Management of lrore,ign Wines, their History, =Us complete Catalogue of all those in present use. By Irstreessla C. Miti.S. Oroambrldie sod Sous, 5, Paternoster-row, London. FEERAPATH'S JOURNAL, Saturday, June 6. PrhMipal Articles :—Tartish Railways, an Important Movement Is their behalf-Grand Trunk of Canada, how to make It Pay—The !Wenner Line—Foreign Loans—Our Railway System —Mr. W. X. Barlow's Views upon Railway Matters—The Amended Reigulation of Railways Bill —Parson's Patent Screw Bolt—Correspondence regarding the Proposed Scheme of Arrangement for the Somerset and Dorset Railway—Bahia Raflway—Peminsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Report in fall. alto as account of the proceedings of the Meeting. Three pence. AU/re/reagents, and at g, Red Lion court, Fleet street, E C INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (11ZOTIR . 8 TILLIOBANS.) THE EGYPTIAN BUDGET. ALEXANDRIA, Jura 4. The Eintian budget has been published. It estimated the revenue at 7,477,495/. sterling, and the expenditure at 4,826,8051., showing a surplus of 2,650,690/. M. Poujade, the new French consul general tb Egypt, has arrived here. AUSTRIAN FINANCE. VIENNA, Just 4, EVP.2fING. In today's sitting of the Lower House of the Reisharsiii, the debate upon the finances was oontinued. Two members spoke in favour of the proposals of the majority el the committee and of the deduction of 25 per cent. from the 000 pons of the public debt. Four members, including Baron Beast, delivered epoeshes against these proposals. Baron Beast, who spoke from the seats of the deputies, said he could foresee that the act of im posing a tax upon the coupons would maim him many an anxious hour, as the ministry for foreign affairs was (*impelled to regulate ite con duct amerding to the necessities arising from the in ternal position of the country. He believed, however,that the Reichsrath would not consider it its duty to render the difficult labours of the foreign ministry more arduous than they already were, and by increasing a tax admit tedly unwelcome, yet required by urgent circumstances, make its advocacy abroad all but a matter of impossibility. The Austrian Correspondence announces that Baron von Eder, the Austrian Consul-General at Bucharest, has re ceived the promised satisfaction in the shape of a conci liatory letter from the Roumanian government. CRAMER'S INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of solid Mahogany. constructed both In use and mechanism so securely as to resist the effects of any werna climate. Prices, pecked and free on board. Cottage Pianoforte'. 80, 60, 00, and 70 riiaesa. Semi-Oblique', 55, 03, 76, 85, and 96 'abr.', Semi-Orands (six feet lorm), 90, 100, and 110 guineas. Boudoir-omnd' (Oft. VA. long), 110,and 150 guineas. Full (Hands aft Pam:, 1.95, and 700 g CRAMER'S INDIAN PIANETTE , with folding keyboard, Is portable sad eonvealegt. lOW gut touch and tone are highly satisfactory. Many of these Instruments ham been supplied to hotels throughout the last : and a considerable number hare bee Stied up in yachts and passenger ship" Price 66 guineas. CRAMER and Co (Matted), 501, Regent-street, W. 43, Moorpia-sireet. BC. SELECT PLANTS.-100 fine BEDDING PL? NTd for 10a. Od., carriage paid to London. oompridog geraniums, dahlias, McAdoo, lobelias, tome, truisms, sal vias, Bc., from B. W. KNIGHT, nodal, Uttle, Sumas. SHERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Golden Imported direct from Jeres-de la-Yroniera, soft and delicate, free from unnatural spirit or acidity, and largely cosaumed as a dinner wise.—Terms cash, and carriage paid, by the Importer.,PHYTIIIAN and SONS, 4.12, West Price lists post free. THE ART OF SPENDING MONEY.—To make meaty le a universal desire, and the art el spending It wisely requires but little study to render It equally universal. agree that money saved Is money made. consequently It t l i v ie o e t °l 4 . l7tniust Importance that • should !adopt the meet advantageous method of ea leg it Those who can pay ready money hold a great power ; still they cannot obtain the full value which It naturally commands unless they select houses In which Widnes, is conducted on ready money principles ex clusively. The keen competition between home of this order presso's advantages to the public which no other system can offer. The exelndre ready-money system le to buy with, se well uto sell fur ready money. Manufacturers and merchants are attracted to houses on that system, and dispose of to those arms the great accumulations and over-productions of goods which mutt be sold at a loin. Thus the buying power of the ready-money system stocks the warehouse with a large portion of Its (*.cleat lower prices than the cost of production, and forms the first of the three inaln elements which constitute the selling power of the ready-money system. 'The second element is the avoidance of loss, No credit is given, oonseqsently no extra profits are required to cover bad debts. The third element Is the economy of time. No &Nationale are mods, oonesqnently no waste of time In argument to settle the price, which le marked upon each article in plain figures; otherwise it would require the expense of three times the number of assistants to do the same amount of business. To add extra profits for the purpose ef taking off a diner/ant, reeking an atatementar an allow ' ante . is against the Idea of a trader upon the true ready-money irir. During twenty - two years the above system has boon ly carried out, to the great advantage ef all parties, by KUM BBOTHLII3, merchant tailors, Sydenhani 1105.1, (Ludgate -NB AI AMUR% BRO rassur SPRING SUITS. The wets, 21a, Sem, aaa 4Sa., ea., 50a ; the waistcoats, 7a, Ba., Ba. ad., lle., lta, Its. ; the trousers, 14., 18s., 11s. ed., Us., 24a., Mc Every style and she kept in dock ter homedirte vas, or mad* to seem:re. Patterns post tree.--Bydenham House, No. 50, Ledgate-hill. SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SUIT COMPLETE, 60s. SUIT COMR'LETIC, 159 e. SUIT COMPLETE, 755. SUIT COMPLETE, 815. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Juts 4. The St. Petersburg papers of to-day publiah ad vice. from Central Asia, date not given, announcing that General Kaufmann, with 36 companies of infantry and 1,000 Cossacks, had advanced to S a markand. The army of the Bokhariane numbered 80,000. [A telegram from Bombay, dated 25th May, and pub lished in Loudon on the Ist inst., announced the defeat of the Bokhariana by the RCUlSlAlM—Reuter's Telegrams.] HUNGARY. PESTH, JONI 4. At the sitting of the Lower House to-day, Herr Madarasa brought in a monster petition furnished with signatures from 131 communes against the laws passed in 1907 for effecting an agreement between Austcia and Hungary. The statement of the object of the petition was received with laughter by the house. Herr von H orwath, the Minister of Justice, promised to bring in a bill for the suppression of the usury laws. The Emperor is expected here the day after to-morrow, The court leaves Buda on the 9th instant. The reported meeting of Hammen. at Balasfal has turned out to have arisen in some students celebrating a holiday. GERMANY. MUNICH, JUNI 4. Prince Napoleon has arrived here. lie was re solved by the French minister and visited the public galleries and art collections, but did not pay any official or state visit. The King did not come from Schloss• Berg, where he is now staying, to Munich on the occasion. ROME. ROPE, Jura 3. Last evening Mr. T. B. Read, the artist, gave a grand banquet to the Hon. Charles Francis Adam, United Slates Minister at London, and to th• American artist' in this city. SWITZERLAND. BYRNE, Jaws 4. In yesterday's sitting of the International Peace Conference it was decided that energetic measures should be taken for the propag►tion of the doctrines of the party. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, JUNI 4. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes compared with that of last week :—lncrease : Cash in hand, 11,500,0001.; notes, 6,600,0001.; treasury balance, 500,000 f. Decrease: Bills discounted, 6,700,0001.; private accounts, 3,000,000 f.; advances, stationary. AMERICA,. (lIT ATLANTIC mnolurn THROUGH 1111. ssowe'v AOSNOT.) - -- - - - - - NEW YORK, JUNG 4. The Cunard steamship Java arrived out at 10 pm. yeaterday. The Allan stemnahip Ottawa has also arrived out. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 350,000 dole. in specie Closing Prices :—Oold 140 ; sterling exchange on Lon don, 1101 ; Five-Twenty United States Bonds, 1882, 1121 ; 1885, 1104 ; Ten-Forty, 1885, 106 ; Minces, 1501; Erie, 691. Cotton : Middling Upland, 31. Petroleum, stan dard white, 291. Flour : Extra State, 9 dole. Corn : Old mixed, 1 doL 1710. PiesoN Buoomso zx PAius.—The Emperor's international prim, which will be shot for at pigeons en Friday next at the Bois de Boulogne, is likely to produce a large field, as we understa n d th a t th e following com petitors from Ragland have already arrived :—Kr. Henry Peters, Mr. Alfred Seymour, Mr. Gregory, Mr. D. Treherne, Sir Frederick Johnston., Bart., the Marquis of Graham, the Hon. B. C. Hill, Viscount Stormont, Major Longlsy, Mr. Charles Hambro, Captain Hervey Talbot, Captsin Fredericke, Sir Charles Legard, Bart., the Bari of Clorunell, and Captain Needham. The eminent sporting writer " Harizawa,y " has also arrived.— fialignasi. THZ WEATHER AND THE CuoPs.—The young crops in the county of Limerick are looking most pro =An early and bountiful harvest may be ex- The county of Kildare is looking grand. Turnip sowing is nearly done, and the earn mope are luxuriant. Potables never eked better. In Westmeath the tamers have never seen better promise of an early sad abundant harvest—Dublia Nvesiisp Nag. The Daily New contends that Lord Mayo's language cannot be explained away, and that it is ridiculous to pretend that the " elevation " of which he spoke in contrast with confiscation was the employment of Roman catholic chaplains in gaols ; and that when he talked of equality as something to be achieved is the future he meant that it had been accomplished already. concerns the Roman Catholic University, the corre spondence with the Roman catholic bishops, of which Mr. Disraeli approves, shows us Lord Mayo proposing to ask parliament to make provision for the expellees of the examinations, for the establishment of scholarships and prises, for the payment of the salaries of certain offi cers, and for the building of a univendty hall and exami• nation rooms. Mr. Disraeli and Lord Mayo require us to disbelieve the exertions which they made in March, and to give implicit trust to the assertions they make in June. To pretend that these statements are really in harmony, or that by any license of language they can be tortured into even seeming consistency, is to affront the common sense of the House of Commons. As to the general elec tion, whom can we trust' Mr. Hunt says the government fully intend to hasten the dissolution ; but Mr. Childers is well advised in asking for more solid security. The Telegraph insists that it is the duty of the House of Commons so to exercise its paramount authority that an autumn simian with a new parliament shall be absolutely indispensable. Administration by a government which does not command a parliamentary majority may be tole rated when there is an evident disposition to make a speedy appeal to the nation. The Star says the education debate last night was chiefly remarkable for a display of infantile flippancy and narrow mindedness on the part of Lord Robert Montagu, who laughs at the outcry for education, and libels the associa • Mons which seek to supply popular instruction as mere fabricators of sensation statistics. Ilcare.. Since the glories of the old " Montem" have departed, the" Fourth of June," II WI its speeches, pro cession of brats, and fireworks, has ever been regarded as aberrant yearly festival of the Etoniaos. And yester day, in spite of the weather being somewhat cold and wet, was kept with all due honours at Eton. The fourth of June is the birthday of old King Oeorge 111., who had in Lim at all events one redeeming quality, and that was a fondness for the fine old school on which he looked down from the terrace of Windsor Castle, and an interest in the pleasures and pursuits of its scholars. The Kiog en joyed nothing so much as a visit to Eton on his birthday; and hecoe, while Election Saturday is given up to graver maters, more especially since comjetitive examinations have been introduced, the " fourth of June" is the great periodical trystiog-day at Eton. HOr sons gather from far and wide in the old " playing fields," and around the " Boxes Clump ;" young and old, great and small ; no matter who or what they are, so long as they are old Etonian, ; that magic bond binds them altogether as brothers, and levels, for a time at least, all distinctions of age and rank. The proceedings began as surnal with the " f3psecbes" delivered in the Upper School between eleven and twelve o'cltek, in the presence of the provost, fellows, masters, ani a large audience of the boys' parents and friends. The boys themselves, de snore antiquo, were dressed hr the occasion in black swallow-tail coats, knee breeches and buckles, i umps and silk stockings ; and it is almost supesfituras t t add that they &equated them selves admirably. The j rogramme ran as follows : Mr. Parker ma... Dido Fortemue Ventihm Virgil, An. XL Beads Greenwood ...... Doge of Venice James be Grey ..... Wilhelm Tell Schiller. Gould Longkourn• Ooldie Prince of Amigos March/14d Venice. Baran*, Annitatead Mr. DeOrey gamin Donne Sylmar* Walker . (Minute and Argante ) Earl of Elgin . W. Jones Address to a Broom. Mkt Swift. Ul=Troilus and Tindal... Prather; Wipe ... Sir A. Absolute Captain Absolute Moioeh fibakespears. • " t Sheridan. .. Milton . . Tennyson. .. Mere Lent of Venice. . Swift. , . Oulalyere .. Portia . o!ihas owe death", MR. BRIGHT AT LIVERPOOL. Mr. Bright, in his Liverpool speech. leaves something, the Time, thinks, out of consideration. He leaves out of sight the fact that the pspacy for centuries operated against England by means of her Irish adherents, but this power on the one hand and oraugsiam on the other are facts which its impossible to leave out of the question. There is for the future, as for the past, something mots than the abstract question of religious equality to be considered, necessary as it always is to be kept in view, and made one of the objects of enlightened patriotism. The Post agrees with Mr. Bright in a remark made by him in yesterday's speech, that the entire tendency of the legislation during the past ten years, no matter to what hands the government of the country was entrusted, has been liberal. Whilst in opposition the conservatives were eertainay true to their traditions, but it was only when in opposition. In power they have been more liberal than the liberals themselves. Tim Herold law Mr. Bright with mere than hinting st sedition, and with affording distinct justification for actii of treason which might bring an Irish " patriot " into peril of expatriation or a halter. 108 TOPICB. A writer in a weekly trade journal, called the Tailor, has been engaged in an inquiry into the operation of the Workshops Regulation Act, which is intended to prevent the excessive labour of women and children. The result of his investigation is that, at the East•end of London, the act is systematically violated. The Daily Pews draws attention to this fact, and observes that, if the state ments of the writer are true, then either the parish autho rities have not appointed as inspector, as required, or else the inspector grossly neglects his duty. An expla nation is clearly due from those whose duty it is to give effect to the Act. Referring to the judgment of the Vice. Chancellor in the we of Mr. Leonard Edmunds, and to the irregularities of which that trial was the result, the Tomes expresses a hope, now that an inquiry into the aystem has been or dered, that it will be full and searching enough to render such cams impossible in future. A bill has been prepared by Mr. Candlish, Sir Colman O'Lofhlen, and Mr. Norwood, to enable assignees of marine pohcies to sue thereon in their own names. TR! MANCHESTER UNITY OF ODD FELLOWS. Yesterday the Annual Moveable Committee of this society, at Cheltenham, completed the preliminary arrangements for the election of the grand master and deputy grand master of the order for the ensuing year. The election will take place to-day. Three candidates were nominated for the poet of G.M., but all were with drawn except the presentdeputy grand muter, Mr. Edwin Smith, of Bootle, who will consequently be formally elected. The contest for the office of deputy grand master is expected to be • spirited one. There are six candidates—P. Pros.. G. M. James Gerrard, of Chester ; P. Prov. G.M. John °sores, of Lae& ; P. Pro.. G.M. Reuben Gino, of St. Ives ; P. Prow, G.M. William Loe wy, of Worcester ; P. Pro,. O.M. George Rameden, of Sheffield ; and P. Prow. G. M. William Waldram, of Leicester. Yesterday the A.M.C. was occupied with the consideration of propositions for amend ing the general laws of the order. One to allow members admitted previous to 1884 to subscribe for increased sick payments up to 20s. per week, and a corresponding number of pounds at death was rejected; and another to withold such payments from members who had become in arrears with their contributions for twelve weeks after the amain were paid up was withdrawn, the opposition to it being overpowerins. It was decided to glee lodges power to dispense with the fines hitherto indicted on members who failed to attend the meetings of their lodges, or to send • satisfactory reason f or t h e i r absence. Several other minor alterations were made in some of the rules, and the A. M. C. adjourned until to day. There are eleven places nominated for the A. M. C. of 1868 :—Birmingham, Bury St. Edmund's, Chesterfield, Dover, Lancaster,Newport (Mon.), Nottingh am , Salisbury. Sunderland, Ulveraton , and Windsor. The selection of where the meeting shall be held will be made to-day. WORKMEN'S NICAL EDUCATION Commirran. —The third limier* of the series is progress in counexion with the above committee of the Worms Men's Club and Institute Union was delivered at the Birkbeek Institution, Southampton-buildings, on Tuesday, by Dr. J. K Glad stone, P.B.S. Y.P.C.S., on the subject o f " C o l our an d Dyes." Mr. Hodgson Pratt presided. The lecture was of an interest practical character, and was very fully illus trated by experiments. Thp next lecture will by Dr. W. B. Carpenter, F.R.S.on The Principles of Education," WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHlP.—News of a die tressing fortunately, however, naalteended by any loss of Lie, has just been reoeived from the far north. On Saturday the 23rd May, the German emigrant ship Leas ing ran ashore in a fog on Pair Isle, between the Ork neys and Shetlands : and, the violence of her collision with the lofty rocks breaking the ship's back, the sea rushed in, and the passengers and crew, num bering some 480 in all, were exposed to immi nent jeopardy. The islanderellhowever, actively and bravely set to the work of rescue ; and thr oug h • cavern communicating with the creek in which the ship lay, the rocks there being too high and preci pitous for any attempt to be made immediately at the wreck, the passengers were all extricated from their perilous plight and landed on the summit of the Isle—for the most part is a thoroughly destitute condition. Infor mation of the diameter was at once sent to Lerwick, and a schooner was despatched thence to the Isle with supplies, and in two trips brought most of the hickless emigrants to Lerwick; but the unlooked-for increase of the tetra's population causes much inconvenience, and the distress of the shipwrecked families is greater than the resources of the district can fairly or long be taxed to Scot/mum. FLIA SOAP FOR Dona — Naldire's Tablet destroys Sew eleassee the solo, removes an gtves brilliancy to oast Nes trans poles Pries • WMLags. at Barclay sad loss, Farrhsidoo tj Mr. De Grey Tiptoe Yroahero .. Lonlib.Ounie Wall Prologue,Llon .. Thisbe. • PYraaau3 18hakewears. Tin - IAI The speeches, in the opinion of old Eton mcn, were far above the average, and they struck our unaccustoined ears and eyes as particularly good, both in the delivery and the acting. The three speeches of Mr. De Grey were all good ; thane in French and German the beet, perhaps, of all. Dobree and Walker were very effective. Tindal made a capital Sir Anthony Absolute, and ?rothero supported his part well, first as Captain Aneolute and again in the piece entitled "On his own Death." Gould, major, a. the Lion, and Meows. Tritton, Longbourne, and Tindal as Wall and the two lovers, made the most of a somewhat difficult rote, and were much applauded. The rain in the middle of the day prevented' the in- tended cricket match from taking place in the playing fields, but a military band played while the company pro menaded under the noble old elms is which the playing- Held. abound, and also in the adjoining cloisters., At 3 o'clock there was choral service in the chapel, and a very large and fashionable congregation filled the ante chapel to hear the anthem. At 4 o'clock the Provost and fellows entertained the Bishop. of Ripon and Tuam, and several of the most dis tinguished of their guests and visitors at dinner in the College Hall, where the usual loyal toasts, and that of " Florist Etyma" were drunk with all honours. About half•pset six the company repaired, in carriages, el hornbook amid ea foot, to the meadows above the bridge, whence the boats, mewed by their respective crews, and with their steersmen dressed as admirals, proceeded up the river to Boveney, and thence to Burly Bab, where they dined under tents in the open air, the baud of the Coldatreams accompanying them both up and down the river. The fireworks on the whole were not quite as good as usual, and much disappointment was expressed at the omission of the pyrotechnic representation of the Eton eight-oar, which generally concluded the display. The rain, which came down in copious showers alternating with drizzle during the afternoon, ceased just before the signal was given for the firework' to commence, and it was not until the Broca' was nearly emptied of its crowd of fair vizdtors that it began to come down in e►rnest. However, both railway stations were close at hand, and by 11 o'clock the last of the "special" trains had taken its departure for London, and Eton and Windsor had returned to their ordinary peaceful and quiet appearance. ROYAL COMMISSION ON PRIMARY EDUCATION (IRELAND).—The Royal Commission on Primary Educa tion (Ireland) met on Wednesday at the offices of the commission, 46, Upper Rockville-street, Dublin. There were present—The Earl c,f Powis, the Earl of Dunraven, the Bishop of Meath, Lord Clonbrock, Sir R. K a n e , Mae ter Brooke, Rev. Dr. Wilson, Rev. B. M. Cowie, Mr. Deus, Mr. Gibson, Mr, Stokes, Professor Sullivan, and Mr. Waldron. The secretaries, Messrs. May and Dunne, were in attendawoe. _ THE BISHOP OF LLANDAFF ON RITUALISM. The Bishop of Llandaff, in acknowledging a declaration signed by upwards of 1,600 l aymen of Monmouthshire against ritualism, reminds them that in his visitation charge of 1866 he stated in words as clear and explicit as he could command that in his opinion the sacramental theory which it is the avowed object of the ritualistic movement to uphold is neither the doctrine of the church of England nor of the church catholic of the very earliest age. With regard to ." practices," the bishop says that, although he deems many of them to be in themselves matters of entire indifference, and though he thinks a narrow-minded exclusiveness or a disregard of decency and order in the conduct of divine worship Si much to be deprecated on the one hand, as superfluous cere monialism on the other, be believes • peat responsibility will rest upon the clergy if, by the indulgence of their own self-will, they give needless offence. NATIONAL SOCIETY TOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE. At • meeting that was held last week at Aubrey-house, Notting-hill, by the above society, the fo ll owing measure was adopted :—Tkat a resolution requiring the overseers to place on the parliamentary list of voters all persona who have paid their rates be sent, with the consent and by the authority of the four committees, London, Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol, to the overseers of all the more important plena. THE BRICKLAYERS' STRIKE. —Last night a special meeting of the London Trades Council was held at the Bell-inn, Old Bailey, to receive a deputation from the bricklayers now on strike at Liverpool, who had come to London for the purpose of placing the facts connected with the strike before the London trade societies, and of obtaining assistance for the men who are on strike. Mr. Hammitt: took the chair, and most of the large trade societies were represented. A member of the deputation explained to the meeting that there existed in Liverpool • code of rules tinder, which masters and men had worked for the last seven 7eare, one of them being to the effect that six months' notice in writing shall be given on either aide before any change in the rules could be made. The masters, however, recently required that the rules should be revised, and drew up a new code, which the men could not accept, and they thereupon gave the latter seventeen days' notice. Several conferences had taken place with la view to the settlement of the question, but without effect, and when the strike took place numbers of men were imported from London into Liverpool, who went back again as soon as they learned what had caused the strike. He denied that piaketting was at all carried on. The masters had got detectives and po llee officers watching the jobs, to prevent the society men from getting into eoevesestion with the free-labour men, who were unable to get work elsewhere. After • long discussion, Mr. Jeffery moved and Mr. W arren seconded the following resolution :—" That this council having heard the feats and eireunistanees of the bria r layers' strike at Liverpool slated by the deputation, are of opinion that It could be mottled to the mutual advan =both masters and men by a fair and p ropei l y con board of arbitration. We therefore instruct the misery (Mr. Odger) to write to the bricklayers' ootn &tees offering the services of this council to take Inch steps as may be deemed seesssary with • view to bringing the socket to • just and satisfactory settlement." The resolution was carried unanimously; and on the motion of mastimi lir to thew. illinsbur7 aik Li erf v or er p ,s 4 i l aus t t ni an T ioeu to . r : Th e ea nahls i e v na ed roosedin j t ! xt Ego t all aiene to tials a t tep li nn e b l e r n gi a n ted d v o en e : men sal ders hagam bliny w thase asur ginisrally . hatsar. (twat 14:241d...treeikeschmarythisebals.osual rAdniel housatj Wand H. CLAYTON, • WHOLIBALI AND ENTAIL DRAMS, MIX MERCEIB, AND 11ADIRDASIDUI8, The Maps* Homo la Lando& For CALICOES. 27, 28, 29, and 80, WHITECHAYELItOAD, Z.