The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-04 00:00:00

1 II iSEWS.PA.PER -.........._, ! -1 • 1 1111 P 11( ( 1:' 70;,... ,•.,,, z ...„,....... ,• . .•,,.„ Itsi•of - .. 4 . • ,: - N ifiu • II ti i4m 1 •,, ,1 it i iii e • !.1 / 1 • , , • I '. 1 1 a .......-..- . ...............--..- -.— -.... -..._ . i * q .--.. •!! : ulAe: :. uott IP , .. , : ' 0 1 i . ..a r• • ,i 1 .: 1• .1 1 0., ,•*•• . ......._ LONDON, SATURDAY 1 UZlANi3;;;.:ieil 4, 1604. No. 5,661.) . [Stamped, id. 14dItionsij [TWOPENCE •TP urn Dime& tel li ng M XADRAB. ki . 7aIHLY COMMUNICATION by Mantras Landon.— n opleodid winery maw *saw liautxnus Irm revs floods (Looks) DM lb* 11111 Jr. sod Illyd Jaw To be followed by MY WOW 111180IITI,O, haat Loa dou on M July, aad Mumab aa Mat Ja/g. nr. paossagan Loa we posed a his tram Lauda& to PI .lb, idawbot by fibel Cuumaays team taadar.--Par tartbar idarmadaa aims to I wo mad MACULLVICI. lluart io dw alre.k inadlleaa, Li- or taUNDLAY sat 00.. & MHZOXFORD.-81LICTIONS hub , num Oho MU&Y wiYa of WINDOM, Ua Bil. UtlOlllllS. Yid the Two Goolloomiad ♦ Ow whole et Quo Ishosied oolgooke. Dlneeor: Nlr. P. 0:4 4.4 NIL OeobT Ihsworife. ie.,. Maths. awl Igoe N Power, She °Nebr.'s/ noOlo wowholliewm MAT IT/ O. tawllolol ATV Rai* 'llowkey bialordalrf,o lAY 11 1 . JOMI 1/11100f, cal lobar Joao AL la= Bioko ealal sbrlPOrs. Ide TgLEUE4APRIC INTELLIGENCE. was, however, still resolved to prevent every move Mat in contravention of the laws. 010TneI taiktlano.) AMERICA. With regard to the meeting which it is supposed , will shortly be held at Palermo under the presi dency of Garibaldi, the government will act in accordance with the principles it Las repeatedly enunciated in parliament. AUCKLAND, N.Z.--All GOODS iskesded for the COLUIIIUB mot be met dews to the Lealles-doek ..0 or before FRIDAY Md. 10th WA—WILLA GANN. sad .3, Crosbyoquare or OWN, lONINSON, sad Co.. Let lediseirenue. AGRICULTI7RAL HALL, 18LINGTON.—Mbe imam SHOW ~.. July I. Maim dos da Jar IWANIsIa ars sow madly, and MIT 1 0 2 010 Ar 0 7 = tio• to & SID The Montreal Omen steam ship North Ameri ean, from Portland, Maine, on the 21A ult., arrived et Liverpool yesterday. She brings the following additional details from New York to the 21st ult., respecting the news received by telegraph vit Orookhaven : OTAGO, GOODS intended for the P1IC1; 18011 most be mat deem to the Woks Doak at , a ,w 'MIS, GANN, sod Co.. >t Oreehrequare or OWN. RoBINSON. sad Co.. int lailla-avons STEVENS and 801 4 18,7A_ BitA r al.Within- OILNUINI Port, kook the wood Ditto. .M crusted Wham mann* load, SOL Me* 1111., , ODIN& ditto. BERNE, Jima 3. The government of the district of Beale having given assurances that no disturbances would take place, Commissioner Schenk considered his mission at an end, and has therefore returned to Berne. ri AN TERBURY. N.Z.—All GOODS intended tor the BELLI/ERMA nut be aeol down to the et. [Mhz nee Dotk at onoa—le MIS, CAN N and Co.. S. Cresby.eqame, or GREW. 20111219031, sad Co, Nati ladiooteue. BLA CR BALL PASSENGER LINE o f CUPFUL PACILISS tor averriumt tram Landoll lend. Ship. 2000••• • LOCO 1,000 ... 1,000 lb. 2,000 • • 2,000 Sydney sidney *Want Cole .. Melbourne Q " eaatind 96 C 1 :71 a ona queenstand ,Flery Star Docks. To NUL Z. Dulls Jona 10 L Indio July 10 L hada lons if L loft Juno 26 L India July S This celebrated lbw cr paabsteirea by stair yeacteallty sad Mid earrel a wendineura repelallek sad lialr par U mew accomaastattse assaapeard by remit adema—Yer rstrivii=v a ziocar Auill 'a la tingaN Dalt sts : sad T. IL aes coc c i, Ide/Abyiletresh Loudon. Le. ZEALAND.—Amisted Paysages and Free SEW of !apt—mm . llMM . listbitelisel . 11111 y 43. Id i brd Mi l l W awa ' adv4.o' ewes se mod be bed to lbw* at aiky ether Ible, — wol be degaiebed pabeetudy : Ships. Colmam.. Bllri t a Tri4st Ballades Gloms" Precunor 3-2rds • 1 lit& Al AI 12 yews Al IS ran Al 12 pion Attddsod . Au*load . Jim, 10 JOll 10 Jae le Jub li lame 10 ANA, to WILLI& GANN. and Cia.. Orastry who hare put woad the ninth edition of *hair II Book ofiratr Zaibuid :" or to GERM ROBENIUN, andoo., and; EM India arenas, Leadashalhalreat. STEI.II TO NZW Yogi THE LIVERPOOL , NEW YORK, and PIMA DELP/RA NTZAMAIIIIT owszkinr Mead dew patching their Iran *ee earrylog the I.7_ , P . Vitee e telr e4ll4 _ rito - ii - uv — iiroot — sat weir youx. WedCITY - O} LAlPC ) illm'Tli , ielly, .1•20 S. CITY OF COY[, War*" June 11. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, Jane IL And every Wednesday and every anemia dalmrdea. Cabs purge by the man lbws nabs ran tradasaday, 15. 17. and 21 Nark according to the aeumnebbou. Cablu passage by the Saluda', sterna* 13 gebses. Forward pulsar • galas* husluding aU provlator oecasd. Nesengers for Canada, the United bat* and Yttilab Womb* booked through re very advantageous tenna—Tor brassy particulars apply to MILIAN INMAN ! ; Watanabe* Loupes' or toilet,. end 'SAMMY, in , gig winkiamorare. cw. DHILLIPPS, GRAVEt3, PHILLIPPB, and Co derpeteb the inidenneettoned gra-clam Mennen : For BOITIRDAIt, the BATAVAL. every Sender morning, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 am., calling at Blackwell for twe et 11 am. lam, Atha, Al 10e., and 17a. ed. and the i t IIZOORD sway Thunder meeting mate tram of the Tower. Pero Al. 1 7 41a1DIEN, neutral tinder Imilao film the ADLER, monk or SCHWALBE, every ands: morning (weather - mittior, at 3 Leo, boo Rereelyeloiro, aM from B actwYl at 10 e.m. Term► a 3, gl, sad 10e. For OrYT fl &ORURO, the OMAN WARA. Zane b. tram lionalglewa. Perm, LS a., it It, aM tl. To le Seliowed by the LORDON. For freight, tn., apply at aukolia's rolvereal iTl 7 .l LC. tesal!! 'll O e t: d-IMO, to P.,l2Pti, GRAYER PRILLLPPO, snCl. Roo STEAM to GOTHENBURG, from London dfirect.—Tbe well-known screw steamer GIINYAIe ',ASA Captain fiTIEVID, win be despatched trona Rorsandown ea SUNDAY MOANING, Jane A—Apply to YELILLIYEL DRAYA PHI LLIOPS, and Co.. U. load-has, LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE • fm.—ifs paddlose BAT•WIER. Owl W. BM ,n-H every Sunday, trona Hermitage Tier, at 10 as., ta il ing as lbdtsrall for peeeensers at 11 a.m. ram 1.2 13., AI 10e., sad 17s. 6d.. return. Lira. L 2 be., and LI de ad. The wren. alrentor FYILHOOLD from or the Tower every Thursday sonslng sort,. Pena, Li and 11 10s.—roe Urea* tares mite to the =monthly tine DMA. to CHAPLIN'S Universal W.. or to PHILLIP" (MAVIS, PHILLIPPS. and Co., U. Itoobloso, IC. THE CREDIT 110BILIER (Limited), 80. Lossbud-strset, Z.C. Capital /1,000,000, In 20,000 shares of SAO sad eabarribed capital 1600,000, ts)0,000 Awes. CRALortAlt—The Right Hon. JAIL= STUART WORTLEY. The Hos. T. C. Haiti:memo, M.P. I Edward Warner, Ise., M.P. Alexander Dunbar, Esq. Charles 1214, Iraq. Adolpbe 111!Lim, lig. f l ames = l. Zook ft. Carle' orison, La. John Westmorland, Esq. bi . AlllMill —Albert Gnat, Mg. LOMB. Mews. Latinos's. Peters. Mildred, and Co., landau. Mears. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Loudon. nue Company la prepared to negotiate °even eipal Loans, and to aid in carrying out ooecessis To make advances on approved socuritiee To effect the purchase and ode of shares, stocks, lc., and to transact financial busieess geeirally. Abe to receive mosey on deposit far periods and terms to be agreed upon. Communications to be made to the Masagor. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Moss, PO, Inshud-eleest, Linda R. . C. awl Muni. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, LombardoMeet, RC. Capital. £1.000,100, in 10 . 000 shares of /SO each. Fhtecribol Capital. £OOO,OOO, in 10,000 shamm. DOLIICTORS. CRALINAN—The Bight Hon. JAMESISTrABT WORTLEY. DtITTT-CHALRILUI—J AIMS LEVINE, Req. The Hon. T. C. Rallbarton, M.P. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. Zdwaid Warner, Emu, M.P. leery Poona, yo,. 1. P. Alen/ids, Dunbar, Req. John Weetniertemd, Rm. Charles Els, hap Chariot E. Netaboo, mem —Aged Grant, Esq. Bilf[l23. Mean. Mast,erman, Peters. Mildred, and Co. Bank of Loudon. This Company adrances mosey on the deposit of Title Medi Of approved Freehold or Leasehold Property In Great Britain, Pith or without regular mortgage. Guarantere Titles or Securities, and. as agent, negotiates leans on mortgage for long or short periods. &leo Bemires money on deposit for fixed periods only, at rates to be speed upon. Cenuounkatiors to be addressed to the Manager. ALFIIED U)WE. leo:Mary. Temporary Cleees, 110, lombardetrest. B.C. THE BATTERSEA ESTATE.—The CON nLRVATIVE LAID SOCIETY.—The first portico of the Tiough.lane Property, near Battenes Part, close to the Clapham Juactlon station. h ering beet already diepoeed of, the SZOOND ALIA)TILINT of the remainder of the lodate, laid cat In Webb bending plots, ranging In price from kid up to Llt.' per plot, wilt be oommencwl on WYDN MIDAT, the ?tad of Jane, at the cakes, ho. ES. Norfolk-street. Strand, Londe*, W.C., where plane and I artkulars may be obtalned.—By order of the Board, CHAILYIS LP WIS OItUNEISZN, Secretary. Preepechwes of the Shwa land, sad Deposit Departments tent free of chaise. The taking of lead is quite optional. rllO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' HALYDOR, ILA 1 °nodal Botanical Preparation for Improving and Basra. tying the Comp ealon and Sldn. Me radiant bloom it Imports to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy winch It indiums of the hands and arms, its enpaleillty of soothing irritation sad removing an redraw, tan, pimples, 'Pont freckles. dlefentora nous, and oth.r cutaneous rintanons, render it le:dispensable to every toilet. It obviates an the effects of climate on the skin, whether with referent.* to cold and inclemency, or intense solar beat. Price is. M. and Se. dd. per bottle.—Sold at to, flatton.garden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Itslydor," sad beware of spurious and perntdaes articles under the name of " Kalydoe.. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has hem, during twenty-five years, emphatically sane. timed by the medical prof silos, and universally areepted by the public, as the best remedy for acidity el the etemseh, Demi burn, headache, gout, and Indigestion and as • mild aperient he delicate casstitutioos, more especially for ladies sad chli• del. It Is prepared, in . state of perfect purity and of utters@ Wealth, by DINNEFORD sod Co.. 179., New Bendetrset, laa des • sod sold by all rerpsesable chemists throughout the werld. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, • Dever tailing remedy, prepared without any merautal imgredlent, from the recipe of br.Stott, will be found israhtable lo all who suffer from bilious ta d liver complaints, ladigeettoe, wend, rPwans, Oddities% dismisses of the eyes, &c. Fee habitual Cab, enew, as a Enmity aperient 'medicine, and se a muffler 411 the they are tnily excellent : mfld In their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, peounote itleseilak auct strengthen the .bole narrow rotten—Sold by W.laumbert, themtst, c, Kto William-el, Charing Lauda:, and by met Sztibrisia, a boxes, la lld. sad 9d. mere bate tor De. Soon • Bilious and Liver fills. The esontne are in a 'owe per wk.& waft. lambert' ~Bred as the Mtn& THE INVIOORATP7ENKRVINE ZBEOI3OI. Thnt scientifically prepared sad soot posrerfal add the cordial ever Introduced regions to agar normal condition 01l the seerrtione. on the Integrity of which perfect beeills do reds. It is • specific for debility el ell Wads. sad from no sow Na m among other harredientn. lonians and Pbespalea Dodd. grill prove highly beneticisl to the nervous and dyspeptic. hire 9g. per bottle. or four quantities la eon for On. Sole arloots, Isauswomou andOzeird4l“ol, Nerscburcipotreet. LC. Madan. TRH AND INTHINSATIONAL PINAHLiAL fIOCIITY , TUX AIMIZO-ITAIdAN BANK (LIMITED)._ ABA PSL OP PAH= TO ILICIIIVI suliscurnom POI THZ CAPITAL THII ITALIAN LAND COWAN (tteited)). wider " The Ccumenlet 1801," b which t i =et the aberdloblen is thrilled br of *dr drum rout Capital 11,11110,000 sisdins t MOOD alums of AM each. LI Pet ahem to be PM ofilimilau. mit a MAW payment of SA na allotment Ong= Or Diammem The Baron Ilicatuli. Mama Mr lames Hodson, O.C.R. Mr James P. ECM. It. Ilmaten of the Italian Parliament, sad Director Directors of the of the booth Italian Railway Compaq Ansio-Italisit Bank. Jan Bordier, Ls . Loodm Chevalier I. 1,30111120, London James Caird. am., M.P. Commendatore Cond Kinlater of Florence, Member of the Italian Pealarsent sad at the Booth Italian Railway Hon. L. 0 F. Agar JEU Cog r a i, Bobbie [maim, Bp. (Prated Leonia*, Oases) Neville Lubbock. (Cavan, Lubbock. and Oct) Colonel lianate, Member of the Italian Parliaramt. Commendatory Davison's', President of the Royal COMMINIOII for the Calttvatkon et Cation ha Italy and Member &the Italian Parliament. 113111115. Moore. Roberts, Lubeck, sad Co., IS, Loraberd-elreet. The abate-1101w Beak (Mated'. BoLterrOia—klessea Birchen, Dalrymple, Drake, end C.. Messrs. Y. Camesons and Co., Threadasedlestreet, Leedom, Moms- fierissour sod Co., ate Thingwarton-arest, Sodom. Temporary Caloss-111, Leadenhsil-etreat, LC. 'Mb Company, which his bees In prepandlom kr several smooths, mid baa sow ensoseded la uahbg hogaint std Ma*- Meal intesta t es in Italy b lto lamer,* ban to ail Ls dm the meletlSW ressurose el Sat cmeldry,whielk in point 0 and positirm, le proemiemtb favoured. • I tome oars • wide fold Star • profitable Invest ment-of Capital by the perelsask redletribut and resale of land, or by judicious advances to the own.., euabllng them to avail themselves, by the inerodeeilon of modern salsotille sierof an Improved mem of agriculture. .hneen sad productive character of Use son of taly Is too well blown to need weemerk, bet capitol Is required l to de velop Its resources. The estates of the real Yadaww.s , where dtrated net the fines of railway now under ocustreatioe, are susceptible of vast Improvement. The outlay of capital for that object will be ex tremely creatable, seed Se tecesity hr Ito ropmeset will be thereby increased. The rate of Interest which such schnaps will afford In Italy M so much greater than Is this country, that loans, repayable by manual theishaimes, apreed over tweet, er twenty-five years will prove very lucrative. me parttime of large estatm, sad their sub-glebe:ea for the impose of Neale into conveniently aired properties, would be a source of great pro fi t, and at this time eepeetally could be re sorted to w,th good result, as portions of the Crown domales Is Tnecany and other parts of Italy me now foi sale on moderate The Directors propos. to Teske artsageamote kr As panther of various lange facie of Crowe had. to be Wetted bow the do. mains of the Ooreentaest. Theseyseterro en? be meek et price reckoned on the net biome it present received from them an,: which will the M once yield a return of from d to • per cent., even in their prompt neglected cuidition. The land will he selected In the localities annt favourable for rapid Improvement, or In mongol*, with Me new lime of rail way, and on or near to the sea Magi. and salted to the mature of costes, silk. gas, hemp. oil . own. wine, madder, liquorice, tobacco. and frolts ; and for the production and rearing of live stock. Mod of these line lands Wive fcr centuries bees suffered to fall into • state of teet ilea onproductiveneso The construction of the lines of railway now In pregreas will at once vastly aug ment their value. Worts of irrigation end drainage au such lands In Italy hare been found to doable their rake The country to peaceable and contented, land contracts me perfectly secure, the farmers and labourite intelligent and in dustrious and the wages of labovar very moderate. No new organisation of Labour I. requisite. There to no country in which the elements of a prosperous land in vestment an mon obviously numerous and ad vantapeitu and as the savings of Italians of all classes are generally Invested land, great facility for It, meals in smell plots would be thus afforded to the The general obje c ts of Company win be : 1. Tea acquisition by poruhass cd selected lands in tits king do" of Italy:. _~._.. . . H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, 16 sad ST OX2OII)3TREET. W. The hildoe sd r=ni escallops* displayed In this MU» universally Or smosis and Corsa l6s. 64. to 42. 6d. Morning and Lounging Jackets 2ls. Od. to s 9► Od. Business and Morniag duals —ilk 00 , 411 a Od. and Ms. Pl. ?Tanen. 600 patterns to select tress Vests of the same materials tit; re-aistrltuttion of the land, and the execution ot each lulu improvements as may be mecialed by contr a- t. 3. The re-selling the land' acquired by the Company, either to gether or in parcels. 4. The advancing, on security of landed property, such money u may he ilea aaarY to develop its agricultural value, to a man ner to that which bas bees so successfully adopted is tgtr lr by the machinery of the Drainage and Lands Improve ment companies . . . 57 i'Verids - Ing --. of capital. In addition to the enb.etited share capital. by the fume of debenture bonds secured upon the real property and general meets ciao Cempany. Owing to the facilities granted by lb* Mall.. Government for the payment of la'4 purchased from them, it ts erpated that 00. a limited portion of the proposed capital will be repaired: and it Is not Intended to make any calls at intervals of less than three mouths. koopiof the articles of reoetation can be Inspected at the omees of the tiol?ttftes, 41 Pz!tbrentattrescS.W. Applications for sharenare to be made annexed form ; but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the payment to Messrs. Roberts. Lubbock. and Cs., of CI per share on the mustier of shares applied for. This sus MU be returned is the event of the application not being seceded to. and If alma number of shares be abated, the balance will be applied towards the pvyrneut of Ls per share thee due. 16, Leadenhall-etrest, Loudon, May 18, I NS. HY AM and C 0.13 ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 and IT, OXPOIIIMITRIWT, W. The meet able and experienced Matra and workroom are em ployed. rue =Mg Trouser% les. Id. ; Vesta tn nista, Si tid. Attire for a clerical. academical. medical, and ot►er professional gentlemen. Ladles' Habits, throe to six guineas. ♦ asparata department for live/tea Page's snits, Xis.. footman's, Ma. coachman's, 655. APPLICATION lORSHAMIL ;To be lett with Ilii;u 7 s7ilC4riaTirabboek, and Co., 15, Lom- -i T, the Merton of the Internition;lillnandal noddy ILimited , , and the Angle-Itallan Bank 'limited , . Gentlemen, —Having paid to Maws. lotarta, Lubbock, and Co., bankers, the sum of , being £1 per share on I request you will allot me slimes of Ransack in t heltalian Lend Company (Limited), and I hereby agree to become a member of that Company, and to accept ench shares, or any less number, that may be allotted to me &Nei I request that my name may be placed on the nglater of members V respect of the sham ?Hotted to me. I ari,Tieisteiate, --- yoitr obedient ourvast Nose to MI Addrees Is ta Zetenere Deis THE ITALIAN LAND OOMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS 1111111 BY GIVEN, LIS T motet of capital baring Wen subscribed. the col APPLI ATIONS for SEAM In this Compaq will CLOSE he Loudon ea MON DAY next, the em Inns. WILLIAM COM, Secretary (pro tem ) le, leadeshall-street. VALUES of GOLD. —J OHN BROGDICN, for the hiforreation of the Public and Me usloaroas Patrons. begs to make the following announcement regarding the VALUX of GOLD. feeling persuaded that the Interests of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circu lation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being dIW ed Into 24 parts or carats, it follows that sold of 24 carats fine, Is 18 earatn.al a SI 9 vats.. L 11 10 worth ..C4 4 111 17 carols.. 3 0 2 8 Banta.. 8 84 per same. 16 carafe.. 218 71 7 covets.. 4 9 23 carets.. 4 1 8 16 aerate.. 113 1 6 carats.. 1 24 Et ands ;British 14 carats .29 61 6 carats . 17 8 standardl3 17 101 11 carats.. 26 0 6 ants— 14 2k 21 carats.. 314 4 12 carats.. 2 2 61 11 earals.. 10 71 20 cants.. 310 94 11 carafe.. 118 1 2 444814.. 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 10 carats.. 111 41 1 drat .. 3 61 Manufactory, 16, Bennettnstreet, Covent-garden, W.C..Loodos. sad* el Maas and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This litablfahmeni Is closed at 6 in the evening, sod on Baturdays at one a cloak. LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad EON. 3 and 4. 000DOB8TILYnt W. BROWN BROTHERJ3. —PATENT MUMS sad COCCIIVI. Barrack ranaltara. Masts. Paeataa- Sedum &a, at PRICES CONSIDERABLY saprou-1U Pates- My. Osishimes tree. TILE TURNISHING 01 BID-1!..00118 HEAL and SON have Oitiereerifor some time that It would be advantageous to their Customers to see a mu , b larger selection of Bed-room Furniture than is usually displayed, and that to judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of Furniture, It Is weeesary that each description should be planed in morels rooms. They have, therefore, KE.FA:TED Large and Additional SHOWROOMS, by which they are enabled not only to extend their show of Iron, Braes, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bad-room Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide several smell ream ter the purism of keeping complete suites of Bed-room Furniture la the different styles. Japanned Deal Goods maybe seen in cornplele mites of five or six different colours, some of them light and ornamental. and other, of a plainer description. Suites of Stained teal Gothic Furniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also mot 'perils separate rooms, so that customers are able to see the effect as it would appear in their own rooms. The stock of Mahogany Goods for the bettor Bedrooms, and Japanned Golds tee Plain and Servants' use, is very greatly in creased, the whole leaning as complete es Amerman of Bed- Teem Furniture as they think can possibly be desired. HEAL and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding, sad Bedroom Furniture sent tree by p L. ue 19; Tottathsai-ooartrresd, CANDLEB.—PRIZE IeZD•L. PARAPTINE.—Adopted by lase Ma * We Goverankaatlar Oa ragbag Magna& J. C. and J. YIELD. the original asennfaetneers and holder, of the leet Prise ttedoL the public agsand any spa:lons limitation& Mete label le on all pockets and bones. Sr la ny all dodoes tnrookboot the Ittnodera. Wholorlosne esonrtatton at the Works, UPPII WARM, LANBrfli, LONDON. S.. who, also say he *biased Liar celebrated Valid Banal Soap Tablets.. TIAVIEWSPALACEPARAFFINECANDLEB, PL per lb.-Bperes, Is. 4d. sad Is. ed.: flee &flab wax. U. bd. : transparent wax, la ed. : Petroleum, is ed.: Belmont wax end sperm, Is. Glenna& Wax, Is. Pd.: betas& wax. eompselte, ed.. K. sad the brat, lot ; mobile for Palmer's Lam Coalea ed. ; amemmes, led.; best dip ed. ; moulds, 7+dd Best 4a. td. per Woe reßow 40 1•• • sad als. per lin ell, es ; mottled, als.. old brews Windom, ls. ed. pee C=4 ; o brows Windsor. ; welts Winds.,, L. It m ue= , Is. id.: Armies sad almond. la per bar—for cod t, et M. P. DAVIN! and WNW old established warehouse, 411, Martle'slass. titerbspates. Leaden. W.C. RMid L'S NEW PERYIIMES.—The STELLA COLAS BOUQUET. with Portrait .ad Autograph of that tainted Artiste: the Lib of the Yale: May Skeema. Moe to dd. *ea or the three la as shwa* Dee. Te. ad.— 1111111/1. Terhoser ler Itot aim itighseat the Pd eilratee, OE Stamad, aad STILTR/113 and SONB,IB # Bibb 4=4• -id. Within. TOSSION toes asmafl S milttrier 11222 kit.. Om 441., 102 M. If., Ile. M. per gam. Emict sg eqPito. ISt lam ; 2sich 225., /o. ditto. Rim Jamaica Wit 111ARLOW'S PATENT CASE STAND, • nwr A.Jr •Malriably cealdwal tbat • tall b= o r t well es mast maim may be rased ar tilted oa It Wow or trouble. Its settee to so Impalpable that the sedtareat et Ye swat Magid thdd by se peadbobty tea be diatarbed. Peke 12a. las, to suit 9 4 aad 111 pats maks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTWO SYPHON TAP, No .at required. N. mare dat beer at mar Wine. Poke te. id. ; OM" —Avery direst to /ANDY 2 / 210 W_ I Paidafte...4,26 --, 41...... Ise Mat am Dome sad edemas are ma rein amide :ea ettollaais warless imitations. Era tap grails. established ISM. PURE PIOKLIB, SAUCES, JAMS, km. And WA Daman of the Watson amain% we Aid wholeness. Nee lancet and Dr. Haendri Report. CROWE and IMAM MILL Airmen to the Qum. 50H0.8411.1.414 LONDON. May be obtained trams all Omen and Mines SOHOOL and COLLEGE PRIZES. MCKIM and SON% DOW CATALOGUE of eiepatay ballad BOGIE, spatially adapted for school prises and presents, Is no. ready, n and day b had patio and pod tree. 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JOHN OUBNELL and Co., Three 11w-court, Lombard street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully effort° the peiblic this truly nervelloas laid, which gradually restores the human hair to its pentlier bee—so matter Si whaler,. Theatres azoarella has none of the properties of dyes ; It, on the contrary, Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is ewe restored one application per month will keep It 11 perfect soloer. Pries Cl Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, lea &L Jobs Omen& Co, hare been appointed perfumers is 11.1.11. the Prteinee of Melee IRON' LAST Ni6HTB GAMMA [SUMS OF SOLICITORS AND ►UBTHLB PARTICULARS TO SI WOAD= AT THR OPTICS OF THE CHOP MOISTRAR, wow o► sAriourrer, sAeOIoNALL-amer.l BANE RUM'S. MPHIL TUBS, Uxbridge-rudest, Saymater.road. to sarresder June 21, at 11. ISAAC Ismcs, Albany road, Camberwell, barman. June 21, at V. brawl COM, laden-place, OldlEent-road, journeyman biker, Just 21, at 12. SAMCRI. HUTCHENS, Dr Id' Ketual New-town, boot maker. June 21. at It SASEco. MANN, Branawlekutrept„ Southwark. soatailagou *Last, June 11, at IL (Moot IticHARD ZLMS. Holborn. bona* decorator, Jens 11, as IL ---"--- .04•MI: 4 0•401112i . 'Wars Sam ciu. Cam& lanitanton,Hanti. corn mirchantJane 21,at Omuta NORTH, Colbarutreet Pentourille, late hautboy keeper, Jane 21, at 11. =Jai Ulla= JDWS. Irdnes-cottsge, HornlM-road. plumber, Jane 14, at It. THOMAS ADAMS Hoeam , Myrno.cottages, South Hackney, clerk, June 14,at 11. JANIS Arun Wsoosii, Darnlm.road. Hackney, coinmerchil clerk Jame 14. at 11. THOMAS SAHOILL Osnoms, Untonetreet, New North-road, laliniton, milliner, June 14, at 11. Oerrardsireet, Soho, militant to a printer, Jane 14, at it AIITHOSS Baciale, Groat Towerstroet, City, general merchant, Jane 14, at 12. City-road, and Long-alley. Finsbury, clothier, Jane 14, at li. :Latin EZIIDALL, Rigbetreet, Bromley-by-Bow, and Glob*. read. Mlle-end, commercial traveller, June 14, at It tEDMIS EIASTV3 HASSEL Nerthetreet, Cambridgedmath, crinoline manufacturer, June It, at 11. rOll3l Heroin, Oat-lane. Woodetreet, Chapatti°, envelope manu facturer, Jane la at 1. lose Wire!, Salisbury, builder. June 13. at L MAZY AIM DAMN, krederliks-place, liason-street, Westmin ster-road, late geolltser. Jane IS. at 12. WILLIAM PoraritiAan. Iposieli, baker, Jose IL at 1 FRADCIa nee. Beihnal.ereen-road, beer reLmler. June 13, at 1. ELLAIIO2 ELHABLTH °arrive, Surbdon, Surrey, achoolcuistrem, June 13, at 1. Faikaltlca Slone, Norhiton, Surrey, croeer, June 13, at 2. JOHN HUSS Watowr, Eastbourne-terrace, Hyde-park,' ac. counts* June 13, at I. DAVID N 1311117. kaatoptoke, Banta, bootmaker, June 13, at I. JAHIS HILL, Twickeziham.cortunou, grocer, Juue 13, at I. WILLLUI THogesig. 'unitary, mach manufsetr . June 20, at it. HOJAAX Norton, Birmingham. shoe nuinutsetr.. June 13, at 11 MT= JASON', 11Inningliam, pawnbroker, J nee Li, at 12. /11714 ED TIDNAN, Aston, ii'areackahlrei, railway parcels clerk. June 17,1512. BMW Ma Blenaaall, Birmingham, manager to a retail brewer, Juba at 12. YUMA CADDICI, fun., Westbromirich, ale dealer, June 24, at IL JAB. Ram= JACKSON, Leicester, druggist, June ea at 11. 0101.1 MAAS lEoLLvta, Haymartialleld, near semehome, and Stavatea, Cdoueestershire.blickmaker, June 14, at 11. MHJAAN HADA* inn., Bristol, boot =unlade., June 14, at 11. Miami DAVAO,, elbealeld, beet dealer, Jane 10, at 11. MATTHEW Clam and ilakrAigla CLego, Batley, Yorkshire, rag dollen, Jane IS, at 11. HINJAHUI B°llllte Lft4l, Walla dealer, June 18, e i rl l . ll Teoliaa 31, Helm' lenftshira, currier, June 14, at IL &mu WaLiaz JOKY, floe, Medlin, grocer, June 14, at 11. DAVID Ogee, Orton, Cheshire, gentleman, June 17. at Ir. Bruen Men= Pluck Tramerehlem, Fluitahlre, fanner, June 16, at 12. Joan Ftoirica, Lower Broushten, lanesahlre, solleltor's clerk, Juno 14, at It EgANCM TODD, Shefeeld, licensed victualler, June 13, at 1. CaAatke Herron, Shetbeld, beerhouee keeper. June 16, at 1. Jose Ymoo, Nuneaton. cordvrainer, June 18, at 10. JAHMI ISIDOWICI, Chesterfield, Unman, Jinni It, at 11. 15 LILIAN lowers, Bedford, bricklayer, June 13, at 12. Join HODOII2I, OdJington,Olnaresterah.lunkeeper.Junel7,al 11. ROW? le =ME Stow-cm-the-RoldAllimmentanigre,beerhouso keeper, June 17, at 11. Duo Joallecie, Hiaby, near York, corn dealer, June 11, at it. Ten.uAz LTSTSH, Oxford, Are wee@ agent, Jobe IS. at 10. Jowl Nun', Cowie). Oxfordshire, painter, June 15, at 10. WILLIAM Bemis, bouthampten, bukiier, Juno 13, at IL WILIJAII BOOTH, tint'', Yorkebire, blacksmith, June 17, at 10. Tecate WILKINSUI, Jump, near Barnsley, wheelwright, Jaw ft, at 10. WILLIAM MALMO Woe; Balitar, Innkeeper, June 22, et 12. JOHN TAYtiaft, Den., Bolingbroke. Lincolnshire, brieldapir, Jane 14. at 11. Jona Hasson. Methirinaham, Lamina/dm dealer la boots. June 11, at II Join cause, Wynsandham, Nadal, hotelier, Juno 24, et S. (Moto, FIE.DISICK BeaKel.er 82. tots, Balk Lie maJor is the Stied Fool Reginsmit, June 16, at 11. Hmtacer aneirrell. ttearder, bone breaker, Jebel& at 10. WILIJAX FOOLDS, Woodhonee Urea. Lelosetenhire, shoemaker, - - Jane lb, at Calms Itaingam. oaa., Traconagbash. &Wolk, coach builder. Jane IL at 2. John 00101 WINDEX, Zorn Coln, Lon. taller, Jane 15, at M. JAMBS honthnOn,Stanwlz Illaberlapd,rattle dealer,June 111,st IL EMIT WILLIAM Loor, Teskidise Walla. &eat, photographic Janalt„ Ml. • LIT ZIAIU3I/4.1101111, NN& J. 11. P. Yank M at • WWI; Jens Sp Olathe, Noraseptcad, lake lodipip--June V i rtilaireetaiter==Ze br ig.rVilha . eamlastar, caws bakeir-iane C, J. flir•lias arr. tr irirbonat, l ii. unman now 111 L J . Allatoa-repd. Hemp sae It IL thee, Oelegsedam.road, mitt sawyee-Jane Mum Le* 161150r-Juse IS. B. J. C. laadtahalFetenet„ stardass*-.lea• tO. C. J. aeaeheeweß Sew nod. cammthion agerat-Jame I& r.. trDanthemaead, IL egast-Jue lismit ti llthrwteh, ems IL P. Mean. 131. marclatme-Jame 30. . G. Stan, ar~am. mrpra-irel. Smith. N. W. 011010 % Blweek o 4. Tighe% Ithellerdelthe, inithar aster-Jane It W. Sail,Limaelly, termarthethithe. Boar merchant-I U. Barth aides. Um bra. IremarZaae 30. J Meth ll Unread, comemereial trareßer-sthav 31). T. & flealaport, drier Is litabted shin hire-Jay 1. L. Maddom, Unused, wholeathe bather- Jaw IS. W. IL Greer, Birkenhead, stodent-Jane SO. B. D. Dalm, lthograteldt ilk ethaulaatarer-Jaly L J. Gres end W. Orem Ithanheatagand Wigan, esasmom oarthes-Jest IL T. I. loth mm, ldesdaerger, cotton waste dealer-Jane W. & Barnes, oaknidkaw, Laseashtre, licensed victualer-June U. Martha lefs* Oreemipite amen war Beekdas, goer-Just W. =loth Glasalsead, 'ohm-Jame IS. J. KV4144. 04/411, bloat sad pump use Ti. W. T. Ble p tA i l ki dan. cheater, sisig•at le • •4011111i41014441.146-.hise n. J . Z••••== . l•aeislikr• IN* provision dealar-.iame 11. T. Tay kr, fans laboaror-Jans 17. N. Brood. haat. Wait Deet;= 4*. ssear LiverpooL chemist-Jame 17. IL Diasiglia= nai hathre-lama 17. C. Withal. Ifrierecm. Lea. 90 1 10116 MoVall& th = sl, ba Jay ILW. 114090111. men. l7. arrowby, baker th J er - U. H. Adeeek, Corby, Unooleeldre, berleher-Jun• IL T. Jeeps, ' 110 7 1 ase, Cheshire, fisherman-July 11 M. litadtheten, Calm.- 'r7. Yorkshire, grocer-June le W. Dodeott, Derby, commission agfeat-June SO. J. Thorp, w Derbythin. farther-Jam 10. J. Winer, Amor, hoe Insaufaetazer-Jath 70. D. BamGD . Darby, wearer-Jase 10. C. B. Getaway, Derby, W. Baden, Derby, baker-Joao /7. Whs. ward, Little Jolts. Lenoaabire, operative teams spirmer-Jew U. . Norman, Broughton, Cautherimad-July 4. J. lams, Baithr. =water-June 22. J. Ihesborough. South Retford, Nottinghamshire, gardener-June U. W. Priest, 'Milord. Not. tiegbanuare. ache °Goer-June XL C. Wooldridge, Worksop. Nottinghamshire. mamm-June n. IL Smardou, liarptord, Devonshire, farmer-Juno 30. J. Balmer, Marsden, Yore:shire, bay dealer-June 21. P. Tarnow, Cambridge, dealer in fish-Jane U. J. Lama. LArdi ff. llama victualer-June 31. & Southgate, Weitonatthaliea. Norfolk, oormaseion aavnt -June W. Illiykes, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, check clerk-Jame IS. G. tchen. Barnsley. Yorkshire, beerather-Jane M. T. Yarwood, Wilton, Cheshire. boothstther. BANE ItTt - 7 ANNULLED. May IS. Neu= DRUM Licurrs, Beighten, late septets In the Aram. _ _ _ DiCLAJIATIONS OF DIVIDB3III. JOHN ISIUNTOR, itourbriclge. licensed vietualler—sat dividend of la Sid., any Thursday, at If inames. Birmingham. Motto Burl, Coleahlil, Warwickshire. whoelwright—dhl. dead of 7d., any Tue..dsy, at Whitmore's, Birmingham . Phalli, Bimini). Notti..gham, ironniongsr—lat diridoo.l of ed Jane 6, and three subspostit Moeda" at Harries, Nut tinghata. ualsx downs Milne sod Moloil tenuri. Bridgers!, wins raarchanta—lat tilvkleud .4 Ik.. say IS Woodsy, at Mines, Bristol. WILLIAM BALL. Hand* Northamptonthire, draper—dividend of lOa Id., say day, at it nano's, Doodle. DIVIDE:IM June 14. L C. Gokiana: a acesim , creacent, Ilegenrs park. clerk in the Admiralty-June 21. C. Hall, Broadwater.rfilas, Maida-Mll West, and Coiscanation, City, acwientat-June IL Joseo Debora. lemmata Osborn, sad I. Osborn, Kelvedoe. Imes. maken-June 17. T. H. Burgoyne, Cingsbridge and PI/math. draper-June 16. .. Kelly, Leeds. ilk merchant- June 16. J. Kirby, Gamely.orkshire, farmer-June 16. J. Dixon, Morley. Torkslatre, cloth manufacturer-June 16. J. M'Whirter, Birkenhead. baker-June 17 R. Jamas" Bay View Gangs. near 1 !version, lancsahire, Joiner-Jane II J. I. Johnstone, Washington, Durham, Joiner-June 23. W. 0. Leighton. North -Welds. ship owner-June IX O. Harris, Bridgwater. Soasenetahlre, butcher-Jane 22. A. Denim Bridg, water. Somersetaire, late general dealer-Juno 14. W. Glies- Wingfield, Berkshire, carpenter-June la J. WIWI& Kendal, Westmoreland. draper-June 16. J. M. Wilkins, Prom, Fame malign, boot maker-June 11. D. Baird, Ciddermineter,mlll - le. X Laity, Eingston-upon-Hull-June IA G. 4:tof C. Oee, Iblixipon.l.luli. ode smaller-June 16. J. C. Wimaeld. Cimstoe.upon..lln ooshetloaerw-June 16. W. Wal lis, Elnistoo-upomlinli. dr -June 16. J. Osrbutt, Kings tasidsponanX tailor-June S. J. 11. Clayton, Ifingstonapon. Hull. butcher-June 16. J. Bates. Xinptonapos-Hult butcher -June 16. T. Rawson, ilingstonapoisHell, eating-boas keeper June 16. J. Coking. Jun . Northmoor, Oxfordshire. pig dealer- Jane 11. J. Disniott, Whittlesey, tailor-June it L Mawby, Peterborough, cattle dealer-June Hi J. C. latices. Whittles,. tailor-June 16. J. T. Franklin. Task', grocer-June 16. J. Greens Wlngervrotth, Derbyshire, blackamith-Jone Et T. Edge. Great Peteratreet and V inceataquare, Weettailater, gas meter manufacturer-Jun. is. P. Raphael, Duke-street, Aid. gute. wine merchant-Jane 30. J. Smith, rallsworth, near Man chester. inanutsetorev-Inly O.F. Peyote?, Pews/saes, Carswell, attorney-Jelly a. W. liliett, Bewnstoster, Demeanss, grocer- June 17. G. Dame and/. Toole Liverpool, merchanta-June V. F. Tonle (separate estate), Liverpool. merchant-June BY T. Lister, Jun_ Long Preston, Yorkshire cotton sp'neer-June 17. C. N. Bowman , Ashbonse, Derbyshire, actioolinatar-Inns 14. W. Jams, Menai Brides, attorney. PASTS 6/130IPS DIShOLVED. _ _ _ . B. L Saimaa and: 67 BWma4 Chazl ig -crates, array clothiers -4. Looney and J. Jonas, Liverpool, cart owners-J. 0. Smith and D. Lyndon. Liverpool, and Monte Video and Rosario de itants Fe, Sothis Almada, wisrehanle-H. Van and A. Oros. Tooleyoloset, Southwark, ship chandlers-T. Allister' and T. T. Hall, Ruston rood, engineers -J. Fearnley and H. Lep. Owe& Leeds, painterv-W. R. Bibby and IL C. Ogden, Birmingham, stationers-W. B. Venn and W. J. lay. Burnie), Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-J. Livsney and T, Lad, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire. brickmakers-M. Fttsmannee and G. Carib, Liverpool. MI merehants-J. Can and R. Porter, Blackburs, cotton manufacturers-J. Peacock and G. R. Roger son. Liverpool, attorneys-J. Hebblethwalte and J. H. Moths, Bradford. woolstaplers-W. Maaland and W. 0. Ooodecre, Ide lina-buddings, Westminster-road, pawabrokets-J. A. Brooke and D. Spews Manchester, bakers-4. Ingham, O. Ingham, and IL Robinson, Halifax and Bradfoeti, worsted spinners. so far u regards J. Ingham-R. Oakley and W. Turner, St Albans. drapers-F. Pe rival and W. R. Barchard, Manchester, silk riser theists -B. Hawkridge and 0. lhathooth Nottingham, Waning -r. Lloyd and D. Downes. Marwick, hotprsosen. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. The 90th anniversary festival of this society was celebrated yesterday at the Freemasons' Moire, a lapse of four years having takes *es also, t h e last beaqeet. The chair was occupied by Lord Dufferin, and aniciapt those who were numbered with his immediate supportre were, Sir W. Fraser Bert., Y.P. ; Sir Brooke Bridges, Bart., M.P. ; Yr. Edw a rd Esetwick, Mr. W. H. debar,. Kr. Doseld Nicoll. The Bev. Cason Nepeaa, Oaptem Terhon, C.B. ; Hs. IL B. Sheridan, Y.P. ; Mr. T. Page, C.& The CHAIRMAN, in propoting the tosetof the evening. mid that nearly a century had elapsed since they,kied dint mitered on this conflict with the powers of the grave mad dared to dis pute with the angel of death the spoils he bad already °muted as bin own. Each rooceesive year had stabled them to inscribe troth victories on their walla • nor seed they dread, like Orpheus, to look bath with d : „. and food's= on the triumphs they had achieved. undoubtedly had hew engaged is ensilages. efforts The advance of seems, the spread of reedit/lion. had doss mach to pieseeve the world from the inroads of disease. The citadel of human life was bettor guarded now then formerly ; bat the utmost that either mimic* or eivilisatios dared pretend to was a defensive attitude ; to them alone had it been given to carry the war into the seemy's country, and annex a proviso, of his empire, to pesetrete beyond the mysterious frontier which separated time from eternity, andreatore to the kindly light of day, and the pleasant love of friends, them who had tasted the bitterness of death, whose eyes bad peered into the dim border lead beyond the grave, whom feet bad wended one stage on that Journey not to be roiravellediutortal man. These results ad b been itemised by th e aim mesas, and the humblest 'snoop& them might claim it share. Thank. to the ad mirable organimn of the society, the veriest child or the feeblest woman might be enrolled amongst their supporters. He hoped that the sphere of its menthe/se might be more ' widely enlarged every year, sad its operatics§ perpetuated through all time, until the day should come when the cry of despair sad agony should no longer rise from the bosom of the deep—when the human heart shoed cease to buffet with the billows of adversity—when they should mead on the shining weed beyond the Sleet river, sod become catimm ai that country whose only wawa were the waters of life. _ _ It appeared from the datisties presented oo the oecesiol that daring the past year 2123 (saes of rescuing or at. tempted rescue from drowning were brought vadat the mottos althea society, cosepriong 262 persoos. Of these 246 were seocemsfully treated. but 16 were unfortunately be good recovery when takes out of the water. Sixteen of the launcher wereceseeof attempted suicide. The society had also is the same petted conferred and distributed to those who were instrumental in saving life from drowning the following rewards, via.; four silver medals, 73 bronze medals, nine thanks of the society os vellum, 73 thanks I no parchment, nod 69 pecuniary rewards of various enionats. In the pest summer no leis than 255,142 persons were estimated to have bathed la the Serpentine river. It was sot surprising that 38 esmolties should have onerred out of so large a number of bathos; but it was satiefortory to Mate that, owing to the ettestios of the society's min, not one bad proved fatal. The speech in which the chairman made the above re narks, and introduced • mention of the condition and operations of the society, having been cordially responded to, the medal. weer distributed to the various persons who had distiegelebed themselves by the saving of human life duriag the past year. heirept the recipient; of these hooours was Mr. Doeald NIOOII. who had ruled his life in an endeavour to wive that of • boy who fell into the lake frosting Me suburbia hotel in the Vale of Health at ileaspdeed. Mr. ki mit acknowledged the bosom in very grateful Wroll, sad said he felt a pride is having bad as of doing that which any fellow.Chriatiaa would r== to do under similar circumstances". A subscription het wee Uwe reed arnewitlag b alwatlBol. The mama te were wader the direrlies of Mr. T. Yoeft, who the adreatege of the reliable sir Moaner of Wm Bylea, _Miss J. Wells, Mr. Wilbye (hops, lir. laarler, sad Ma. kdnii, Hoyle& Upon the 18th nit. Grant's whole line assaulted Lee's position, carrying the outer line of the Con federate rifle pita. Further progress was however impeded by a strong abattis, the Confederates pouring a destructive fire from their breastworks. General Grant, discovering the strength of Lee's fortifications, ordered his troops to retire to their former position. General Grant's loss amounts to about 1,200 men. Fighting was not renewed. General Lee occupies an entrenched fortified camp and a strong natural , position, and is ward hating no disposition to opine out of his defences. General Lee has issued a congratulatory order to his troops, recounting the Confaistala eneemesa, and stating that the principal army of the enemy bad thus far been checked, and that heavy losses had been inflicted on him. He urges the troops to brave and endure all till the enemy was driven back. General Butler has retired from his advanced I position to his entrenchments at Bermuda Hundred, between the James and Oppotomax rivers. The Confederate attack upon Butler on the 18th, during an intense fog, caused considerable confusion and loss among his troops. Federal General Hickman was captured. The destruction of the Deanville railroad by Ran ter's cavalry has been confirmed. Sheridan has left the Peeinsula to join General Meade. Sherman occupied Kingston on the 19th, continu ing the pursuit of Johnstone, who was still retreat ing towards Atlanta. One Federal division has occupied Rome, Georgia. Generals Crook and Averill have destroyed the railway, and defeated the Confederates with consi derable loss in Western Virginia. Southern papers reiterate the report of the capi tulation of Stele's army. This requires confirma tion. The Confederates have blockaded the Red River below Alexandria. It is reported that they have partially blockaded the Arkansas River below Little Rock, and the White River. The Confederates are demonstrating againstyort Hudson and Baton Rouge. It is reported from Orleans that the Confederates have captured two blockading vessels off Sabine Pass. The Federals have occupied Tampa, Florida. It is oonfidently asserted that President Lincoln will shortly call for 900,000 troops. Secretary Stanton has announced that the Go vernment will keep up its forces until the rebel. lion is overthrown. A draft to supp?y the defi ciency of the forces will be made on July L The Governor of Pennsylvania has urged the people to form a military organisation in readi nees to respond to the calls for troops. A private telegraph line has been seized under suspicion of transmitting false documents. The Federal authorities have arrested the secre tary of the Mexic►n Governor Vidaurri at Browns ville, and delivered him to the Mexican Govern. ment at Matamoros, by whom he was hung. The New York Berald's correspondent says : " General Butler's forces are safe in their entrench ments, and able to withstand an attack from all the forces the rebels can bring against them. Butler's object in making his advance from City Point and Bermuda Hundreds was to create a di version in favour of Grant, and be was eminently sueecemful." The lii , :hmond Examiner of the 13th ult. says— " The enemy is concentrated in Virginia, and if beaten here is beaten everywhere. If be wins here he wins everything. If Virginia is lost the present Confederate organisation will probably not survive. Heaven and earth now call upon the Government to bring up all the troops at ita com mand." The Canadian news by the North American is of no importance. The North German Lloyds steamer Hansa, Captain von Senten, from New York, on the 21st ult., arrived at Southampton last night. She brings 212 passengers for that port, Bremen, and Havre ; and 136 begs mails, of which 40 are for England ; also 71,200 dolls. for France, sad 61,700 dole. in specie for England. THE CONFERENCE. FRANKFORT, Juin 3. The Frankfawkr Postuitulig of to-day publishes a telegram from Loudon, stating that iu yesterday's sitting of the Conference the Danish plenipoten tiaries declined a prolongation of the armistice, but promised, at the solicitation of the neutral Powers, to procure instructions from their Government in time for the Monday's meeting of the Conference. In the discussion of this question the Austrian and Prussian envoys took no part. According to reliable information, in yesterday's sitting of the Conference the neutral powers in sisted upon the river Sahlei being laid down as the demarcation line in Bless*, and that no new fortifications should be constructed in the German portion of that province ; that the frontier line should run through the town of Apenrade, as proposed by the German Powers, was rejected by the neutral Powers, and a proposition from the same source, that under certain Arcumetanoes the inhabitants of the Duchies should be consulted, was also rejected. On the question of the prolongation of the armistice the Danish plenipotentiaries said that they could only declare the intentions of their government on Monday next, should it appear probable that on that day abasis for the future con clusion of peace woull be secured. THE DUKE OF AUGUSTENBURG. BERIJN, Joys 3. Duke Frederick of Augustenburg has left for Dolzig. It is uncertain whether he will carry out his in tended visit to Vienna. ITALY. TURIN, Join 3, Rourra. In the Chamber of Deputies today the Minister of the Interior, in reply to a question of Signor Bath*, sasorel the Chamber chat he had no information whatever of any enrolments or congea -1 Iznik= of Italian emigrants. The preeminent SPAIN. MADRID, Juni 3. The bill regulating political meetings has been passed by the Cartes. THE DISPUTE BETWEEN SPAIN AND PERU. The Epoco, of Madrid, writes as follows upon the subject of the mistere of the Chinas. Ishweeke -- Stain It is the duty of the Spanish press to treat this antifset with calmness, and to await the resolutions which the Council of the Ministers may adopt. The negotiations of M. Salem y Ma/anode with the Peruvian government had commenced on the filth March, 1864. M. &lever soca acquired the profound conviction that the Peruvian govern. meet had done nothing in reparation of the events of Talombo, wWa, on the °tottery, it had been the insti gator of the complications which have arisen in America with regard to Spain, the Peruvian government having carried it% 81 will no far as to support the insurrection of Sento Domingo, and to wish to organics a league of Merano. American republic@ against the old mother country. The Pe rookie government, ender date of the 13th April, 1864, en deavoured, is • soemonenduen signed Jess Aslant° Ribeyve, to reply to the complaints of M. &law y Masarredo. la this inemorandum reference is made to the collision at Talombo between some Spanish odonista and some natives of Peru, in which • Spaniard and a Peruvian ware killed. " The Peruvian administratioe," it says, " has ne glected nothing in order that • rigorous in quiry into this catastrophe should be opened. The Peruvian goverument is in hone that the Spa faith government will study the farts with sinner and impartiality ; and if, unfortunately, its frank esplaa•tioa of the fans should not succeed in convincing the Spanish government, Peru has mundane* in her cause." Under such circumstances we beg the public to suspend their judg ment until the Queen's government has in it. bands the n• pond General Pintos and that of U. Salazar. Its to be unpaged that they bad very strong reasons for acting they bay, ailed. IPIRECILID Madlltems' Sonwri. —The 26th animal meeting of this society wee held yesterday is the theatre of the United Service Institution, Whitehall ; the Duke of Marlborough in the chair. The cludrusa, is apet- Mg the proceednip, dwelt at some Dag* upon the im portant object. of the society, sad the extant of its opera tions, which were every year harrileSalc. Ile regretted that owing to the heavy pies et the last winter there had been • considerable pressure epos the funds, and the committee had been very reluctantly compelled to trench upon the invested eapitaL Mr. Symons, the sasitent secretary, read the report, of which the N. lowing is as abstract. The income of the society for the peat year had been 16,3061. 7s. and there had been ex peoded on relief the seas if 1 1,7641. The betel somber relieved duriag the year had bees 3,764 widows, orphan., and aged pergola of fishermen and mermen, and 6 shipwrecked sailers foe logs of clothes, he. The total relieved we. 10,301 Diming the year 13 slyer medals bed bees voted to moons who had been instrumental in samba item et sea. ricier to the amount of MK and sever al handsome donations had been reesived ; mewl the Melee being 2001. from theitoilety for the Belief of Smell Dame% 2001. from the Mugabe of Westminster, 1061. from the Fishmongers' Company, 521. from the Marine Insurance Company, ha. The sailors and fishermen now voluntarily subscribing 35. per annum to the fond*. numbered 50,040 Wog an increase of 2,140 during the rear. The committee bad succeeded is purchasing Ike missies of the late Sir Whig Sardley and la awes of lead at Belvidere.cm- Thames, seer Woolwich, on which they contemplated establishing an hospital for merchant IMMO similar to Greenwich Hospital. and towards which suppers wee emnemly solicited. The Earl of Shrewsbury moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Mr. G. &wave, and agreed to. - - - Firm. RAILWAY AOCIDZIfT. —A shocking 00011 T. retire took pleas cm Thundev morning oa the Scottish North Eastern Railway, at Rion) Bank, about three miles north of Perth. About ieleti o'clock two surface mee, named ampeetively Malcolm Dewar and WHIM Waren, were lapel sleepers at Rene ' when they observed o_fm from Perth an Aberdeen goods train, and as it ap they stepped min the up lice of nib, so es to ceat 7f the way ; but they bad seenly does so were ea Inverness pods train, coming from Path, came up at great speed. The amine of the latter keened bon roes dawn, sad threw them over Broils Beak, which is upwards of 20 fest high, to • distance of about tea yards beyond it. Os Dewar base picked up, life wee found to be quite scent, sad Wats" though able to spoke& fist, died almost inumedi, std y thee. SHOCKING Dzars By HYDEOPHOBIA.—Yester day, at mom a boy, aimed Wsinwright, sea of en of tits Earl of Derby's keepers at Knowsley, expired be the pan ful sinks of hydrophobia. The led, who wee about twelve years of age, was, about eve weeks ago, planing in the road new to his owe beam, WINO he was bitten is the thumb by a straw dog, which at the time showed so symptoms of madams. No notice was lane of the rirmiamenos at the time, and it wee tot meta Wednesday lam that the demelfal signs of hydrophobia beanie appareat. Dr. Gores cad several other medical nationals were caned ix, bat ell the efforts to cops with the malady wen futile. The boy rased and mode dreadful noises, some reesaibling the bark of a dog. He had to be fastened dove is bed. -- A Bvsof.ii FOILKD BY • LADY. —Early on Sun day mossieg • burglary was effected at the residence of Ms,. Nam, South Takla, Derliagtou, by . • notorious ohnaceser MOW Wilma. Fatzenos was Mohamed by • wiedow la the at the rear of the home. The depredator left hie = ss ea I. the garden sad premeded to the bottoms of Pam, where be demanded her money. lls. Pemm, ea coolly se elm makt under the circumstances. arose from her led, end requested the fallow to go into as adjoleieg room until she procured the money, with which request he complied. Instead, however, of doing so, Mrs. Pew roused use of ber sensate, who ran off to the polls:0°Mo, sod secured the services el Sergeast Lyoe, who was quietly cm the spot. During the servaut's absence the burglar wee ravaging about the boom, and on the sergeant's arrival wee still there, but finding hew matters stood, he leaped from • window. ran down tamped's, end through the river ahem, Mangy followed by the sergeant. Here be roads his escape for • thus, but was afterwards captured in bed at his cora house by the woe akar. The primmer was charged before the menistrates es Monday, sad the *bore facts having been deposed to, be was committed to Durham for trial at the swim. —SenderlaNd Herald. Turtle Itscairrs —The traffic receipts of rail ways le the Mated Bleed= amounted for the week ending the 25th of May, ea 11,198 miles, to 630.1481., sod for the corresponding week at last year, ea 10.806 stiles, to 604763/., alumni( ea Mmes. of 393 miles, sad of 29,3854 in the receipts. The gross receipts on the follow. ties.l4 railways amounted to the t a 08 7 , 74 4 to 502,9594 , , sad far the 'rag week of 1663, oo 7,5135 miles, to 487, 21., showing so Immo*. of 179 miles sod 16.8761. in the reoelpte. The menses ea the Wedelns. =ousted to 1,8191. ; ea the Great Northers to 4,7511. ; es the Great Southern and Western to 6451. ; ea the Great Western to 3,1391. ; ea the Leedon sad North-Western to 2,8011. ; ea the Leaden sad Brighten to 5.9731. ; ea the London sad South Waiters to 8,1751. ; the North British to 1,0961. ; tad oa the North Fasters to 5.3131. ; total, 53,7111. ; but trees tlils most he deducted 2,1061., tbe dearer. at the Great resters, 5.3661. oe the 1///•••• shire sad Yorkshire. 2.7091. ca the Manchester, Sheffield. sad Lincoln. ire 5,1481. ea the Midleed, and 2,4861. as the earth Frlrs , leaving the Menses as ahem, 15,87761. The goods sad almond tnalic us those Uses sameated to 247,4531., mod for the oorreepoodieg week of 1963 to 4519,2091., .bowls( lacteam of 18,9641. The re. napes ter psseeogse, ptraele, to., angesaid to 1155,5041., against 03731., showing an degrease of 2,3681. The traMis readsta oa 63 other Liam amounted, ea 3,464 sillse, to .127,1901., mad ter the oanwepoadiiq week of UM yaw as 3,240 mils. to 117,6811, showing us 144 r 4444 44 214 raw", sad of 9,5091. is lb. nesipte. The total receipts of the pest week show as demise. of 45,942/. as compared with thane ef the presedieg week, eliding the 21d May. iiossistsx's Tos is choice sod strong,. moderats la prim, sad wbolosoao to me. nue advantageelume secured is ma goemel pretereass. Medd la pathos W Mee ! J i„ ~ r, .~t