The Express. — London, England, 1868-08-14 00:00:00

C i s?. / e ' cscP'Cif- ? ' " • -/ 2 f - • ' A . )11 '4' t' V 1 . • ffi 'Tick": • r •► .f • ./ • I Ir s t I. • • - r• 05. .• r 1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14. 1868. No. 6,871.) METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. GREAT REDUCTION of FARES - _ .. PRIOICH ATLANTIC TELRORAPII 00WPANY. Ineorporated antler the CompanieW of of inn and NW, under the as Acta SOCIETE DU CABLE TRANFIATIANTIQUE FRANCAIS !limited). With a Capital of tuutwoo, or tr-itooo,uou, in 60,0001%6,f00t LW, or fr. 660. Of whack 10,000 are to be Waned se Tally paid Martel, aceonlinet to the The UNION BANK of LON P DT receive SUBSCRIPTIONS for 11,K41510. in WAN sham of 100 each, of Ibis capital, on the following eenditions: Deposit on applisation Al per than. On allotment 1,1 yet share. On the Litho! Febraary,llMAL3. On the 10th of October, NIA W. lOa the 10th of April, WO, LA On We Mho. Dreetaber.l6lll. 0. On the 10th of Mby, 11111, ROIRDILART constnews rR DRAW'. His Excellency M. Drouyn de Lhuys. • M. Wie de Beaumont, Saunter. count Mallet, Senator. VsseAdmiral Trebouart, Senator. DIRECTOR& LONDON BOA RD The Right Hon. ROBERT LOVIT, M.P.,Chairman. Ourrobus Bunnell, Eau. (Meows. Grinnell and On) Edward J. Halsey, Esq. (Messrs. Fewer, Ulithoff, and On, and Feuer and Co. Havant'. Jaffna Renter, Th roki William Henry , Ena. Mame. 3. H. iSchrislor and 00. PARIS BOARD. Coen Anibal LACAPELLF. ('rfeident. LeMarquis Eliecin de Beaumont. IL Beiteas , Berhatear. Le Baron Ph. de ourving. • M. Charles Crapelet i ltM. Rattier and Co.) Le Baron Emile D'ErlsAger. GIERIBRAL Suesaorramanne—Sir Jamie Anderson. CONSULTD•O RIACTIOCI•AS. Sir William Thomism. P.R.& Cromwell F. Varley, Eno M.LC.E. TRAMCAR. ADVISER Bertsch, n Fassien—M.. Member of the Committee of Telagisphs in Prance. RPOINSIRS ARO SLICTIRICIADIL Latimer Clark, Esq., M.LCE. Henry . C. Fonts, Emu., M.I.C.E. FlermmltJonkin, Esq., F.R.R., Bannon? to DuoDok—ibe Union Bank of London, Prineesetrect. tiU11 4 116.4 SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21s. pit Onsen, soft earn debases. lbw wine bas already a peat repetetion as a an vista PONT, tor fe lea, eta be Weep reannutenied as • goad, erbsie sod VIM. perms omen, sad neariags bete I.ILIK awl WS. West &rant INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (STAMPZD ad. ADDITIONAL.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ONE PENNY. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ST. JOHN'S WOOD RAILWAY and the CITY. On and atter the lith hut. the Varee from PWlnfl COTTAGE, OD-ROAD II) WARLltokori the m. will b y e sad y mem WO CITY let Chian Ind Clain ird Clans. emelt Journey Return Journey August XYLEM FENTON, (*enema Manager. CONSERVATIVE - LAND SOCIETY. T H I T Iot et4lble SUBURBAN If VILDIPP.I LAND.—South- Wept London I:m.0e; the Clapham Junction Mutate (flotingbrolie park„` Wandsworth-common and Batterwia-rise, East Pitney.— purrs n the bore valuable Mate, f malting Wandoworthooom soon end baseerriae, doer to the Cluphaaa JOEICOIOII and New Waiidaworth Stations, are now on PA LE at the oniony, No. 33. Norfolk-4mA, Strand, W.C. Plots on the Roelsamptoo Estate and Putney notate. Mn. 5 (Cedars nour the Madam. an. for Kele. CIIARLEn LEWIS OR7/711711417N, Plans W. each, or 7d. bi n fLot d = t r of t the mie ra c nM a mg. advent.. risme, and oballfe, twits r with lists of villas and brutal , w for a:and inanaetiowa how to acquire laud and pay for the bowies or plot. by easy Winne. meat. ITIOKRATH asorn's Ammer.) THE PRINCE ROYAL OF BELOWIL BRZINIBLE, Allem 13. _ _ BELTING IN LONDON. —TIII7IIIIDAY. There were only few members rearm, and "yenta ion IMO Oi ' limiled obameterr. Lam Barmcm.—Daweee's two wen iMI to meat demand, ?abalone Woo bit gIVINICITIN Mato Jodie ma taken to MMO. Tbe Opi we seencely so Ine,as, after 9to bad bum taken, be met Litt to sto 1. 7 Was wry aft; plenty et to Ps mold be had skeet him base raft with some support, but Out his were to accommodsto We Mends wilt WO to P. offeeing MOO to • ady. Tabouret and Mandrake sum barked coupW at It* to The only bet en the Bt. Lire vas taco to so taken *boot Breen Slum Mein pwiwo 1 IGHT MOOR WIREB.--Good Bordeaux AA Gust. Ma par aceseli=4.; 34.4 11 %Ili Models, Ilia; Sian 111 n nta inn Mond* Ns. sad 1115. ipariding Hoak and Masons, 1i: angina , 10a and 34a. Tams oink and carriage ilea PRY l'agaad• BO" 411, Wing mire& The Queen returned here last night from ape on account of a relapse in the health of the Prince Royal. The Etoik Belga statcs that for the same reason the official reception of the new Papal Nuncio by the King, s ell as other court ceremonies, have been postp. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, IN6. This Wasted old MEN WHISKY gained the DUBLIN Fit/ILIC 111V —It ts sad. Niellow. delicious. and eery wbolesoine. In ed. each, at the 'retell bowies la Mtrf emits In the whiniest towns er et a Great the ved peak label. aed eov iVb f= "44 l=e Whisky." =OA HANDICLIP. 4to 1 opt Taboaret ft to 7to 1 vat Moadethe (tj MO) • .X 0 to 8 Tenth= OX, t to to 1 Thi u ol) 100 to 7) 6to 1 for 100 65 6 Prirwhol ( olf) 102 to 40 and Tot 4.4.1071 Naito) Ewe or Taboaret, 1,2, 3 Moen os The err 1, I, 11 to apt Tagalog', 1,2, a (o f) _ TRE CULTIVATION of TEA in the Nod N LIO Z now biome.. Isparta:A lesture. Mime the heweeee. Iles et harm Ten, need? 40 Yaws Mo, Ow Kam Af-4 4 _ IX ipliltP&ltT b& 00 ..root et Me Swetn es, Seveur fie wile b 7 .V swanos. The to Ipfz is Aseass. bane eintr a lty =Trese .".4. trent te ar Owny "rti We wpm A vi neise._Oetkhr i=g 7 11 . 1: $ I C , 1 1 /KM In M. le ile. XL per m., tad mien Tie —Were. bowmen Gnat et. Belwee-abosehysed. Iltstargeols. Priem bot to It e. antiowoe. THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, Amuse 13. The Emperor of Russia passed through here at noon to-day, returning from Schwa!boa to !Cis gingen. • LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and nOMPANY ' RU111)1N61 COMPANY 11/04•11. _ Othece—No. Mk, IPsuchartnntreet, RO. Noma reached oti DEPOSIT at FOUR PER MIT.INTIREFF, " RVE PER CENT. allowed on lam of £lOO and upwards U detwated for not loss than one year sertain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Secretary. 11000 to SO opt eons Oakes) THE BRAZILS. RIO DE JANEIRO, JOLT 24. Exchange on London, 191 to 101. BAHIA, JULY 29. Exchange on London, 181 to 184. Sugar: Whites, 9,900 trio. ; browns, 2,530 rein. Cotton, 14,500 raja. BETTIE° AT NANCEIEBTER.—Taosenar. SOS HANDICAP. Ito tit ne tePs (oft) 110 ••• 1 1 1 m#Take tt) 6to 1 Tabouret (t f) I 10 to 1 Tnnebas it & off) *to l Perwaloos THE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. LONDON OFFICE, 37_, _Melt°lantana. KC. CIRCULAR NOTES and CREDITS are DWITJED FREE of CHARGE, avidlabfethroustrout kotland. North of Edgiatrit and ',viand; also in every Bain& colony aad foreign country through oiniShmissald. _ _ _______ _ . • . THE HOSPITAL for WOMEN, Soho-square. to Meson Barclay, Bevan, and Co., 54, In mall Illemont Ransom, Bowrerie, owl Co., Palirnall East, KW. The Committee APPEAL moat earnintly for eoatributrone, In enter that they may maintain the efficiency of the Charity. Its Va s e are open to every poor and suffering . woman in the land. Vpwartlx of W.OOO of the ouck pour hare nocesvoll me and sup. gieal relief within its walls. HENRY B. INGRAM, ffeeretary. - _ COAL.--OBORGB J. COCKE.BALL and 00. Best ask cab. Clash 16e.-13. OorstAlL WINDSOR AUGUST KEETlNG—Tatrasosy. THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY. 14‘ , Iimrpu?nipt PR;CIa "ii6 - 7.iri COAL. —The CLAY CROSS COMP A 2 direct from their OoWrits et Cloy Croot.-7bod equal I t t o " Pi l an't End, at tlo ton • oorondp, Cash F. gi dati DOWARLROAD my.--Ordars to ORM 0 'xi BIIRWOOD•PLACE, . W. PIiaINAMBUOO, Ammer 2. Exchange on London, 18 to 18i. Sugar: White., 4,600 to 6,200 refs. ; browns, 3,200 to 4,000 reis. Cotton, 13,200 to 16,600 reit'. The Menageries Imperialee steamer Guiennc was at St. Vincent on the 3rd August, and the Royal Mail steamer La Plata at Pernambuco on the 27th July. Partly in consequence of many of the loading Turfftes being ;present at Btodites„ end petty m eaconot of the very unfavour able weather, the August Meeting at Windsor tor lay was but thinly attended. The eventa were as follow: 14411DICAP PLATA 04 40 PM, for all ages; winners extra. About five fmiongs, straight. Mr. asaptin's Venture, by Becoanesr—Maid of Derwent, 2 yrs, let tlb (Fordharn) 1 Mr. J. Constable's c by Vedette—Hay Rosalind, I yrs, rstlelb (J. Edwards) I Mr. Morris's Glen Iltuart, yrs, Tat 11lb (Wyatt) 3 111 Y~ara Genisrale de Credit Industrial et Gommarelal. MIL }Mile Erlanger et 11e. MAMMA •WD AOCNTS IN 31 • eas—Berars. INIDDID, Sher men and Ce. Se c Bischoff. Core, and Bompaa liscagram—Proderiek 3. Griffiths, Ewa Offices in London—Bartholomew-home, C. Mora in Paris—Rue Tattbout, ft. The object of the Company is to establish and work a direct line of telegraph between the continent of Europe and the United Stases of America, in accordance with the oometaion granted by the Imperial French Government to Baron Emile D'Erlanger. of Paris, and Mr.. Julius Rapier. o! London. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, ♦ bane tratit t lo till 5. Omannation Free. LISBON, Amour 12. The Idessageries Imperiales steamer Navarre arrived here from the Brazils at 5 p.m. to-day. a.~::I:o'r::: Betting : to lon VematiTo;: TU. ritoGIWRIC HANDICAP of 5 ems. each, with 50 added; winners extra. About three-quartos of a mile straight. Mr. Webb'e Adios, by Blockwell—kieetra, 6 yrs, 7st lib _Mayne) I Duke of Hamilton'. Contempt, 3 re, Set xtb . .. (Kenyon) I Mr. Brayley'i Redivivue, 3 pm, Est 4lb .(Baron) 3 The following also ma :—The Vampire, Marquis of Worcester, Risk, Kura, Mseellwch and Noun Verrone. Betting : 5 to 9 mot tot eget Contempt and Marquis of Worcester, 5 to 1 eget M uea, and 10 to 1 eget Risk and Redtivinia. ORDER of SALE for TUESDAY next. MR. E. SRALLESti will SELL by AUCTION, on TviI3DAY, A t it, at 2 for 3, at the Heat AlletiMl Bream 32, Londo Greenwich, the fonow,ng valuable PREFJIOI.I) and LEASEHOLD ENTATE2I, via.: 1. Two Machold Dwelling H0n..,, Noe. 3 and 6. Repe.walk, Wellingtonertreet, Deptford, and let to Hamm Domes.. and Henley, At L3O 26e. per annum. Three •Isold Private Dwelling Houma, Nee. 10, 11, and It, Queen near the Royal liunpdal. Rant Greenwich, in the orentatioh o mem. Idurray•Wootton. Jeffery", and other., pro ducing De at per. annum. Held for 40 yearn, at a mode ate nritund - This concession bears date tth July, 1868, and confess the privi lege of laying and working submarine telegraphs between France and the United States. The Frensh Government binds itself not to grant any other oonceasion for hem between Pnume and North America during the period of twenty years from the Ist September, Ilene We .et every Library in 1 ♦vol. No. TH d NOTICE. - ay E MARCH to MAGDALA. Bye. A. H Thule, PirliVaara e esinea rm thellpeelalOerreeeondent tr eet. ot the "Illasideed.” Catin NOTICE. - THE MOONSTONE. By W uJ u t COLLIS, Author at "The Deed Beeret," "No Name," to. la 3 vela Tinnier Brothers, la Cotheriaostroet. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Atmer 13. The weekly return of the Bank of France, pub lished to-day, shows the following &angel' as compared with that of last week :—lncrease : Private amounts, 120,000,000 f. ; bills discounted, 108,260,000 i. ; cash in hand, 34,126,000 f. ; Tree.. sin 7 bills, 23,600,000 f. ; notes issued, 6,800,000 f. ; advances, 6,700,000 f. Dwelling Houses, Noe. 1, 2. 3. and 8, reiward'w vireo., Miles-street. Tralabrarenad, East oi...enrich. occupied by Moen.. AMOR. &UM. and othere. at rents amounting to Lye as. per annum. Held for a long term at a low ground n nt. A modem briek.bullt Leseehold Dwelling House. No. 13, Deacon ?efface, Pelten-road i East Oreenwieh, in the tenure of Mr. R. J. Duna at Lit per annum. Held for 78 years, at a ground rent of f 1 Tx. per ann pi: modern =hold Private Dwelling Houses. Hoe. 3,4, 5,6, Y. and 10, Ilatelillextreet, Woohneheoad, near the Tollgate, in the occupation of Dieser!. Denis!. Sheen, Condon. and otbere. at hate producing £73 Is. per annum. Held for a long term, as low gh:und into; A . eonermion 'wanted by the Ptate Legbdatttre of New York, for landing and working sables between that State and France. has NOTICR—Ready this day, fa 3 vols., a Ewer sad Revised Yakked of " (nazism." CITAIRISBA. A Novel. By Swim RICHARD so Beleaes."x. Edited by E. 8. Dai.i.as, Author of "The Bey "Not read . Claris..!'" cried out Macaulay. "If you have re cede al thoroughly entered ' Clarissa,' and Wsr it, you leave it" Tinley Brothers, Id Cuther ere iaeut ere*/ reet. RANDITAP PLATO of 40 SOM., for all ages; winners extra; the winner to be mad tar 30 nom. About hall-a-mile. Reene's liedbremt, by Rataplan—Bridle, 2 yrs, Mt Mb, Jeffery) I Lard Westmoreland's Icicle, 4 ym, ast 12lb O. ( Ooator) 2 Yr. Drewitt'a Primula, 3 yrs, est 6lb (Pordhaaa) 3 'J . :4mi aim ma. NOTICE.—DIANA GAY. A Novel. By Pitacr Farzeziseah, Autism of "Never PergaMen." to 3 veldt TI airy Brothers. IS, estherhssetreet. NOTICE. —THE BED COURT FARM. By Hagar WOOD, Author et " Trevlya Held," "Bt. hi/aye's Toe," lte. 3 vole. Tinsley Brothers, la. Catherhseetrset. AMERICA. HALIFAX, Anoxia 13. The Inman Royal Mail steamer Etna arrived here to-day. All well. ...A7-•pite7l — Lessehold Business Premises, Ns. 9, Trafalgsrecad. Dot Greesnri . t e tt t r Yr. J. /Cent, at Lit per annum. Held for rm, at rent. A modern brisk-her Leasehold Family Random*, Nn, 2, Ash flu nharn.road, leading to tiouthodreet, Greenwich. in the tenure ~f Mr. Minh, at £1919e. per annum. Held for 78 pears, at a low ground rent t. Four Freehold Cottage Dwelling Houses and Premises, in the rentre of the town, near the Park, being Noe. 1,2, 3. and 4, Gillett's-court, Silver-street, Greenwich, in the occupation el H. re. Hawker, Park, and °there, at runts amounting to fAI annum. . NEW YORK, Avenge 13. The National Steamship Company's steamship Helvetia arrived out to-day. Closing Prices 147 i. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. b-20 United State. Bonds, , 1882, 114; • ditto, 1885, 112; ; and 10-40 ditto, 1091, weak. Illinois, 1491. Erie, 57../ Cotton, middling Upland, 291. Petroleum, standard white, 34. Flour, extra State, 8 dots. 95e. to 9 dole. 55e. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 20c. NOTICE. —THE LOST LINK. A New Novel. By TON Roos, Author of " A Golden flout" 3 volt. Moak/ Drothers. 111, Cothertnestreet. 7,17 . ii0.r1y new and woll•built Freehold Dwelling Houma situatr, and being Nos. I, 2,3, and 4, Nietoria.terrace, wtoriu-strett, iressneeehratb, helvodere, near the Middle Cass sebool, and nmtignous to the main read from Woolwich to Erith, in the occupation of Messrs. Jolly, Fletcher, and others, at rents sampling to j.47rtir annum. . - . NOTICE.FRANCFJ3CA'S LOVE. A New Novei h a s, lfts. Sown= IL Putzsrins. In 3 yak Brother tnAkaine.t3ent. IVOTICE.—WILD as a HAWK. A New Novel. B 7 Mrs. r% 13, Cathezinestreet leAcql7olD. Maar a! " Molar I[l3to . o," *a. 3 TN& Brothe Ir. pp wt ‘et id 04 in rm At he le, ck ik to to to ith ad iu de- en. us. 70. 4d• one talc WI. ior, to 4do Dee tY- with dity wrv, taR thiof old bk. LT. ter- ion Ns- was had was wts. that oted woo they rert• oat and riot. ste , A ut• AAA- deo, of Wm' wire , of • wife , won. wife :, the, the MUD. ova. Ban. T ,to idrew 8 . 41 Woe. h. 11 ?wit, sixth 160 w. tart . Wd- lurch. I La * 0 ruieY" Ken- olts% Alt Asa Viet le • VOA 7 Mr. I No. at ' Leasehold 'Family Residences, bebur 11. 12, 13. 11 and 10, 01, etephen's-road, Lea, near the . lon rh. and enthin tire minuk e' sulk of the Lewisham Railway 1.011/ oat hand, of the retimated bart of S3O each. Held for )'earl, at moderate around rents. r. VlVehold Ground Rents, with reversion. reeured on I, 111. de ening houcce. in Pearson-street. Albert-place, and Char. 1.41 , ..trvit. Greenwich, wear litidgwetteet. Rack reale amounting to Ftti jor annum.. - - ai&es 7 iii 7 iOetiold Dwelling Mouse. No. 2. Bayenaboorste- Hr.t.l..ading from Bridge-4mM, Greenwich. let to Yr. J. Con. hinsthArn M 11114.. par annum. A brr.k.built Frrrhohl frwellinfrhotme. No. 10, Cromfield-lane, ti. High-rtreet, Deptford, Mid by Mr. T. Weight, at flit to. yer rnu um. Tao briek-built Leasehold Family Residences with plrarantly !florae near the Woodlands and Trafalgar- being N, 3 and 4, Milt.-tcrntre, Tyler . % New T.lwn, Eawt Greenwich, jetting at LYN per annum. Held fur a long term, at a low ground . - 6:Excellent IPrechold Family Realdenoe, for occupation or In. vestment, situated in a rim) letting neighbourhood. near the park laid railway station, being No. 3, RoyaLhill, Greenwich, opposite it. tYn us. Possession will be given on completion of the purchase. I n c he r +tiss.at,d rental of 140 per annum. Key be viewed by pe rmission of the tenant s .—Particular, and ~.editions of sale had on the premises. and of Mr. E. SII T.LICXN. ue sneer, valuer, and estate agent. Kent Fire and Life Oboe. hi. tendon-et:rect. Greenwich. A.E. HERTFORDSHIRE.—ForSA.LE, &delightfully situate FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, 13 miles torn torn. and 2 from =away : handsome modern house. ruined for a moderate fondly. placed in a well-timbered park of 10u acres, extensive outbuildings sat gardens, about IS acres of exceedingly pr.ductive land. Most of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage. at 4 per cent.—Apply to A. B. Postrallke, Poaer's-bar. toed Shooting. 0118ETT COLLEGE, ESSEX.-20 gaineas in 26 acne.—Superior ZDUCATION, with home eastarta Nearly HO yople have gained earl:Western from the Caddie of Level cricket ground and safe bathing 230 yards la langth. Pg = vet...ien, —Address PRINCIPAL ILFRACOMBE HOTEL.—Perfect in an ita arreammenta Tye bandied Apartments, large and elegant Pale. }beam Promenade Tense* 1.000 feet in !meth, facing the Anent. , Bowel, if deebed, a flied sum per day or week. Table Whet.. Addrom, Mr. BOHN. Macomb% North Devon. TWO STEAM-ENGINES for BALE chomp-- one of lahorse , b MIDDLETON ; the other ahoree ',OWL by BLAC —in good working rendition, with eh= C' For further pertieulats apply to B. HOE and 00.. EL street, laheburyoquara MONEY. £2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on furniture. without removal, publicity, or law trate. May be repaid by easy inataimenta. No aarge at all if die duo d. Tama, inclusive, ilper ant. (for 000 er t ab lid ..0 ) gover App lemonally at the MITA= OFFICM, etrand. W.C. Advance. on Ware, life pleas. are. MAPEIN AND WEBB are Manufacturers. and 77 and 7t, OXFORD-STRELT• and 71 LoNbort. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Plate Chests. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electrn Spoons FrACIL MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Electra Silver Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent Silver Steel Table Knives. SECOND-HAND FIRE andIIURGLAR-PROOF BAFEB--Ylefore pm...hoeing mnd for °ninths' Monthly List of woo, by Milner, Warr, Thonum Perry and bona, Ilardan, prim. Whitfield, and ercry emrnen t maker, of about half thalprko of new. A guarantee given with each. A law quantity of Twin's Bohm from It lus. Apply to GRIFYITHEs,4I, Oasaometroot,WO. G REAT SALE of FURNITURE, Carpets hearth ruin. felte. becistrailn, bedding, upbolotory. do wake glintinga, table linen, long clothe, bed oaks, o. oo7terp.„ e „ blankets. Ac... to make room fur extensive al= a s midi lion of adjoining proud/lea—WM. WAINE'B.I33 to lig , ewington Lotto; Vactoneo. ta to OP. Franoftwetttera Leedom. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, and New, wasted to PURCHASE for oath to Alp. Wbole boom. or. fond. No for intimate or romoral.—Apply WAIN", WbWotW awl:Expot Upholsterer, 138 to t ,Ao w.gtoo . beak HARRIB'B CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known meddle:tee eau colt be had at 16 Great Rusoiletreek le the BMW' Noma= Clete. The very beet , etas' frame ftoMaaes, tea sad Iea—TNOILAB KARIM sad SON NTION the sir b& against parsecs axing their out& Mar Wished DK No Wanders ee yenta plinzcz of TAILORS has been oar regnfered Trade Mark data we received the Exhibition Prim Medal ter mile, qualm,. and ezeolisook and we 11011ii11011 to patents the neloons on aooount of the mot demand and datteriag terms with .huh thvY have beau monied. rapresenthiggeatlamen of rank and nosing nen of M. to the aonliam astraani z z . lbo sena of ear 4.umode. Fashions post bee. yak hat of amassment one our celebrated li. War er black doe Worm ; dirk vests. M 1d ; suita of superior bleak aloft. R ; salts of Mom Tweed. as.; Mower-proof overarte. suid_22..... A quausiwi t ztA Nole.—Orly herleolame miters rm... oar vawAartM over all somputitos . 7 . --raUL BARMAN. Tlietzest. Landon -bridge. Vl)dEy, TAILOR, 12r FENCHURCHZTREZT. aleartT p wr Mark-tassel. 7 FITTING 0111X6MTS. Moderate amuses. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mathew Purify & nrt. '" on . 0t t% 11 42 area end andVithilee"." n't 4 on the Metropolatan Strum ."'"'• by the Olty.read. and M. New Ward FLEUIRICITY is LlFE.—Nature's Boned , ' 4 rendered applicable in the cure of all nervous ehlmegats. fedi prigoa. head co znpluinta, f sPirite , by us , . 14 the Patent ELEL e ar d° HaTe, whisk gliarn t lit sot Vital A. etrioity. and that without eoding 1114- 1(.;• -t‘,w___'e. " 1 ... Plot**. or gruev Pall details tree. or L. ' -.rui.s.E.q., it.E., No. si. Cbssiosswisrsee, 5.. b.. — iniiiiefa — Mte have been made with the Submarine Telegraph Company for the exclusive use of one of their wires between Esc land and Dieppe, from which place the French Government will construct a special wire to Breet direct for the Company. By this means, the valuable eo.operation of the Submarine Telegraph Company has been tteenreC and an uninterrupted route from Eng land to the United States will be established. The French Government bee promised its support and assistance to the Undertaking, and an honorary committee of the highest position has been foamed in Pane. It has been generally acknowledged that, both for political and commercial reasons, the laying of a direct and independent cable from the continent of Einem, to the United States was only a question of time, and e-ing the extraordinary inemeas of telegraphic meninges wherever new facilities are afforded, it la to be expected that the new undertaking will create froth thine. independent ,of that of the old co slinkiest to ensure earnings of equal if not emitter amoun The published report of ttes of the Atlantic Tr i = Compeny to their Annual M et held in February last, the following statement e revenue hum the cane is pro greening eatisfactorily, and tbe reduction in the rate; which eon mewed on Deoember let ;lea), haa tended much to the development of busitiore. The grime returns :of Lane made to this Company Mine the nth July, len. by the AngimAnserioan Company, show the following daily av e r srs From Jody nth. ittrlt., INC the average per day has been about LIANA From December let, Get to Feb. Ilet, INS From January le; lass, to Feb. Ilst, 1660 This average of £I,XO gives an income of about £475,000 a year. From their Lonnie however, thew xi= z Cempanks have to pay one-third to the Newfoundland (ken a charge from which the present Company will be free. It be the object of the new Company to fix such rate* for meatier. will secure the namable traffic. The price to be tro t intended to be l ifir • message of 10 words, and it seems not too sanguine en ex peetation that at this rate the line will hid constant antelortneats Thepowerof transmiegion of the new cable isestimated, to the report of the engineers and electrician.", at a minimum aftor andper =haute, which, ado 14 hours • day for waste time. consequently mL 10 boar. a day for actual work, and taking 300 working days la the year, gives , at the rate of f.2 per ateseage , an annual income of 1.432,000. Practically, the propoetion of day. and boors tort would, in all probability, be Lee then is asetimed in this estimate. The working expenses of the new line may be calculated to amount at the utmost to 1,30,000 per annum. The ;imposed cable will be laid in two sections ; the tin from Brest in France. to the French island of St. Piene, o ff Newfound land ; the sewed from Bt. Pierre either to New York direct, or to a point between Boston and New York, with a special line to the Let named city. A emereei has been antesed into with the Telegniph Conetnln tion and Maintenance to manufacture and lay the cable for the sum of Zen of which Olen) ill payable in moth by agreed Instalments ' and shimtht of the cable. Tbe restatzdng Z 1 o the ,ooo = i lier iure payable in the following manner, rts. is es tally paid-up stares, a ft er the section from Brest to St. Pierre shall have been laid end tested satieteeterily for thirty etteonnee days ; £lO,OOO in cash after the section from St. Pierre to the United etatesym shall have been laid and Meted a for thirty days, and the gnid paent of flo,ooopid-ue sheres efter the entire ends shall have been six months sate factory operation. Allowinglloo 000 for the contraction of Shelton lines, engineer? eluirms c a t arvisikeband all expenses up to the op e ning of the line, and the consideration hereafter seated to De Oven for the eoneemion upon emcees, there will remain a balance. by way of 'l.=of Ve e rest Eastern n will be employed in laying the deep sea por tion. Sir Samuel Conning with a competent staff will have charge of the submendon of the cable. Sir Jamie Anderson will act on behalf of, and watch over the Interests of the Oompany. The cable is conteseted to be shipped in June nert, and the line L expected to be open for traffic in the mane of next year. The gable will be of the beet eciestraMion, and of the same description as those manufactured by , the Con ateuetion Cornany for the Atlantic and Anglo-American Companke. The cable will be protected by tar2lke the 1065 e, and advantage hes been taken of all the expanses sines gained. In accordance with the unanimous recommendation of the engi neers and electricians, the Weight of copper in the conductor has been increased Lam 300 lb. to 400 ih per knot. By this means greater rapidity of tranambeion is obtained. In tracing the route, a deter.: ha. been made to avoid the tisk of Webers. and anchorage on the banks of Newfoundland. It Lon these bank, that all aceicants to the existing cables have occurred. Sir James Andereon has remided his opinion that the object Ulm *ought for will be fully attained; that in fact the new line will be entirely tree from a ce by icebergs, and does not cross any anchorageresotted to by tithing yowl; Nearly one.half the cable will be in a depth of water where the submergence will be easy, and the recovery for repairs inexpensive. The deep sea portion will be in a depth similar to that in which the present cables are laid, and from wbich the 18116 cable was recovered- Under them einem stance* and the company having secured the service* end expe rience of all the eminent men who hare contributed to the success of the former expeditions, the tisk of the lament undertaking PI reduced to a minimum. Arrangements have been made with Sir William Thomson, Mr. rimming Jenkfn, anal Mr. Crowley, for the use of their patented instruments with any future improvements. The conotemortairen, by an agreement dated and Aogaet, 186 A, and scheduled to the articles of ...dation, have to Mene fee to the Company their concession from the Imperial Govern. ment of Planet., together with all their rights under the conmii. don from the State of New York, and the benefit of the under mentioned agreements, and to defray all mitten/es up to the regis tration of the Company in consideration of 3.000 fully paid shwa, to be saint d to them whenever the cable shall have been sumer. fully laid, and shall have continued to work natiefeeterily for 50 slays. They will also be entitled to receisra one-161h part of the surplus net prelim in each year, after meting wide a reserve fund equal to 6 per cent. of the net profits, and after payment of a divi dend of le per cent. to the shareholders. These contingent prone will, for eonvenicnee. be attached to a portion of the fully paid shares. It will be , sem from this that the conceesionaire look only to the memos of the undertaking for their remuneration. and for the 'repayment of the expenses they have already ineurest Copies of the Ainceinenta and of the Memorandum and Article. of Association. and of the Concessioas, lie for insciti at No ogles of the Solicitors of the Company, Moen. ehoff, Cone, and Bumpier, 19, Colentanetrete- Promectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the rabies of the Company, Bartholonsemboure, and at the Union Beak of London, Princesratnet, and their melees branchee. SCHW'EPPE'S lITNERAL WATERS.--Orders Modally prepared for import to every elbaate. Menafactories Livvradol. Bristol. Glasgow. Derby. and Malvern. OXYGENATED WATER---Kvaepg in London during the season is not Yte in Roe fresh air of the eeentry i but refreshing and in drub may be obtained by an evening draaght of .mst.ed Ms% bosh iron the LA BORATORY, Se, LO ISB-AML er thee/It-SY dreglibni m sew containing Mx Betties. BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. TAM NATURAL INEDIZER WAT i• found in • nem Bosrneaeeut .navel boa es troablo taste and lirrigors goyim et the trila tont le entirely tree how the its mek in the manufartare of isnitetienn Dr. liesZr=t da te 1 / 4 aa "• beverage et •• •van agreasble rear . all••=r..thli WOO Seltzer, and whirl: may be need with silvan st . MANS and Oa, Doernementh. Dlenelord end 00. Load= DeWitt-- y. B. Parie—Roberte. Plash Vendome. JOHN CORNELL sad Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH RP PAM'S grOl==dell *ab• Tame • piari-lik• from assay, trniart• fragosas• Cthrbrestl• Pflss N. JOHN GOSNELL and oo.'of MIMI' Till ▪ catossitox. er newly-Invented iuniaztrim the peosliar =embanks! eoneerseeke width ateetnethebes tbe epenetteen • eleaseas end lege= l l4 etamlbeeneeeir. Umalueseme sysee wee 0#1; Three Sigseort. Leftbarbeireek R ____ ITPTURBS. we l kiti ße•g rim Letters Patent.— WRITES X TEI7IIII (parteolee aad ealdlitsd la the Enaibittont, LE sad 10101 in lateraini. mtwards treeof 10 cd t 0 atedleal ram R to be the he am mare earthsme in sa se adtmates la the MMaa. reatment epsis Tor • Mu tat in its aftaata la bare avoided. a soft round the WU, when the reenlaite emailiz zg psw aen in " C the lloc.maur CAD rid Pam= Lam! with at mach Mal and elememe that masa* be detated, my be worn der ins Mier • thataparo = mr.6l of th. aal Me tram ftrwald rl d e b li7 siz t ang abe sent to the maker. Yr. Mt lea, 21a, lea id., sad Da. etl. Testa" la. Liket'al.ic.,. D db ea the mmi priaapla . _ __ ____ COCKLE' S la nit ANTI athoWBIeILIOUS PILLS, A ream for INDIGESTION. 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Ingoldsby7l7drall — raiii**ritanga, prose and pantos!, with the ori tie Lb d ginal Earnaglage by Ornikahank and Lenora. Ns. The Carmine Edition. An edition in email lao, with troloured border, and six Ebsetrations by George Orallishank. tit edges, 10a. id. The Popular Edition, top. No, Is. Richard Bentley, New Darlington-street. ME DISRAELI AND THE CHURCH. " A good Church cry before s Registration," said Mr. Tadpole, " eh, my lord, I think that would do ?" "I am all fora religious cry," said Taper. "It means nothing, and, if suomeatul, does not interfere with busi ness when we are in." " And now for our cry," said Mr. Taper. " ` Ancient institutions and modern improve:mate,' I suppose, Mr. Tadpole ?" "Ameliorations is the better word : ameliorations ! Nobody knows exactly what it means." " We go strong on the Church," said Mr. Taper. Con img stly, Book 11., cape. ii. and vi. WESLEYAN REFORM UNION.—The sittings of the representatives of the churches composing this union were held at High Wycombe on the I Ith and 12th days of August, and were attended by persons from different parts of the country. This union consists of • number of churches, many of the members of which were either ex pelled from the Wesleyan in the years 1849 and 1860. or seceded in consequence of the doings of the Wesleyan Conference. The reports of the spiritual state of the dif ferent churches were of a pleasing character, and it ap peared there were in connection with the union as fol lows;—Chapels and preaching pawns, 27d; preachers un paid, 810; ministers paid, 21; members, 9,423; Sunday school scholars, 18,516 • teachers, 3,691. GYMNASTICS IN gCHOOLS.—There is even in this country a growing tendency just now to make of gym nastics in schools a fatiguing, tedious, and monotonous study, instead of their being an agreeable, diversified, and most invigorating recreation. We invite attention to the recent memoir of Dr. Gallard on this subject. The fol lowing are his conclusions. Ile proposes to proscribe for young people the a:e'en.s of the bar and the trapeze, and the monotonous use of "clubs" and dumb-bells ; and to replace the factitious exercising in the gymnastic school by free and natural exertion in such games as football, cricket, tennis, &c., in which the masters can take part with their pupils. Long walks may replace other fa tiguing exercises ; and for boys the rifle drill may be in troduced after the age of 14. Swimming and horse riding are invaluable gymnastics ; and doprtvatioa of ex ercise should be banished from the list of punishments.— British Maisel Joantsl. -- CATiOLIC CATHEDRAL IN Willa xnaTEß.—The Aware Journal says :—"Measures are in a forward state for a beginning with the catho li c cathedral to be erected in the ropolui as a memorial of the late Cardinal Wiseman. A pseoe of ground of nearly three acres in extort has been secured in Westminster, near Buckingham Palace and the splendid range of buildings now in course of erection on the Belgraviaa agitate of the Marquis of Westminster. Some Idea of the = tude and importance of the proposed shame, will be the Gni eathedral which the Whales of the metropolis have been able to bald aloe the so-called Reformation, may be gathered from the fact that the cost of the site alone will be 50,0001. Of this sum one-Afth is to be paid ea the Ist of Nevereber neat, and the eommittee charged with the iety of meowing hods hope to be able to posh on the wades la theepriag. Oa the completion of the eathedrel theramaim of Girlhood Wise amp, which now red at Bt. Katy's OmMitsg. todtrol great, will be removed to a okayed to be halt far their reception. Itseatime Kr. Pugin has beim esmedmioned to furnish a design for the &rise while is to come the Pave ha the comMa7, end which will be removed to the cathedral with the aab es of the lemeated prelate." CutateAt._ brroutpAges. —At tie Chapter- house of the Exeter Cathedral, ties day before yestaday, a charge of breach of the Chunk likapline Act was pre =re the Rev. R. T. TL rector of et. Xewun, The tionimisioners appointed by the bi.bop of the 158001110 were the Rev. Rev. Canon Lee, sad Rev. W. F. at_sy. Rhodes, of Chancery-lane, London, Wended. Wt. 3. R. Daniell, of Cazaborne„acated on behalf of lames Coed, shoemaker, who that the delendemt bad re fused to bury his two Insane' they had not been baptised by • cierpsaan of the &urea er Dadkad, but by a Weeleysu minister. In support of the &are, evi dence was given by Revs. Robert DMus end Benjamin Brown, Wesleyan ministers. The oommiesioners found a prima limit gas against the defendant This will be sub mittal to the who will pronounce judgment in the manner by the act, under whisk the pro. reeding, were irritated. If the offence is proved it is punadialde with three months' impriesnammt. BRIMIPABT.—Erres Jama ic a sad Oa., la ane tabe rgas. sheet tan FOREIGN MAIL& OrTW AND AMVECAW ArL.--QUETWOTOWIti p, AVOCST 13.—The lama Royal Mail deanier City ot . Antwe from Liverpool, arrived here at noon to-day, and having embarked her mails and pemempers, the proceeded for New Yak at L p.m. All wen. OvTWAID (Has yr ) BONNAT Aim= IL —The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer ore arrived at dthe ratening of the 10th Mat., and hit tor at 6 the sone erseiniy. ROKIWARD (MLR) BoItDAT MAIL.—The Pus leaves at 9 this morning, and may be expected at Easthampton about the Trad HOILBRAID INDIA AND CHINA Yana.--euaz, AUOUNITI3.-118 Simla arrived at 11 this THE JUDO= AT Birowerart.—On the invitation of the Earl of Derby, Lord Chief Baron Kelly Mr. Justice Hannan, and Mr. De Gendre Nicholas S tarkie, the high ahriff, proceeded to Knowsley on 'Tuesday, and spent the evening there, remaining all night. On Wed nesday morning they left Knowsley in one of the earl's carriages, with four horses and poethiowi, in his lord ship's state liveries. On arriving at the j ges' lodging?, Newsham-house, they were met by the magnificent aqui =of the high sheriff, in which they proceeded to St. to commence the business of the &adzes. MONSTER CONTRIBUTION TO THE POOR-BATE.— The Mersey Docks and Harbour Board is about to make its first contribution for the relief of the poor of the pariah of Liverpool. At the meeting of the select vestry, Mr. Bairstow, the chairman of the Finance Committee, stated that a communication had been received from the chair man of the Dock Board, intimating that m i ca: for 106,0001. had been. signed in favour of the • and would be handed over as soon as certain arrangements in the Poor-law Board had been settled. ABBOONDINO OF A LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.— Considerable consternation was excited on 'Change, at Liverpool, yesterday, by the report that a well known merchant had absconded. The person in question was the surviving partner . in an old and highly respectable firm, chiefly engaged in exporting coal to Canada for gas works, &c. It is dated that of late he has been making use of forged acceptances and other documents. His liabilities are variously estimated at from 20,0001. to 60,0001., the chief sufferers being three of the local banks, and several American firma and coal proprietors, One gentleman in the coal trade "stands to lose" 8,0004 by this lamentable affair. _ _ SWIILMINO MiercHES.—The second class race of 500 yards by the members of the Hyde-park Swimming Club took place yesterday morning in the Serpentine. There were five entries—W. Oidney, W. Jones, W. O. Taplin, W. Kent, and J. Mann. They dived from the grating to en admirable start, but Gidney soon went ahead and obtained a long lead. Jones and Taplin were the two next, keeping well together for some time, but at the half-distance Taplin, who had been spotted to win, fell astern, Jones racing up nearly level with Gidney, but quite on the other side of the water. At the green boat house, however, Gidney again got away half-a-dozen • yards, his ant agonist, who swam capitally, coming again in the next thirty yards, and getting the lead. He unwisely, however, tried the " Gun," or overhanded stroke, which did not prove successful, as Gidney raced up and made a dead heat of it. Consequently Gidney and Jones will have to swim again for the medal. The time was 10 min. 16 see. The directors at the Maryle_bone Behan], at Southall, having two years since recognised the importance and usefulness of teaching boys to swim, ap pointed Mr. W. Humphrey the swimming master, and t he annual races took place on Wednesday evening. The races took place in the canal, near Bull's-brifte, and were as follow :-180 yards, first elms, fora mad* and a writing desk : Boileau, 1; Harrington, 2—five alerted; won by a yard; time, I nuninea 11 , ( 0 1 .0 4 3d iecond class : fird Eariza, Hunt ; second prise, ram; won easy. 60y yards , third class: l a st prise, . Griggs; 2nd prize, Emmerton. A match, 00 yard.% for a cricket bat : Ainsbury, 16 years old, had hard work to beat Green, aged only 10. The members of the Serpentine Swiniminir Club contended for twe alma ceps, presented by Mr. Humphrey, the swimming master. PIM race : 600 yards: Siabbach, 1 ; Whyte, 2 ; Shadow, 3. A Sae race ; Wall by two yards; time, 8 m. 3 esc i = es, race s . LOO arr mds • WOoviek, 1; Wages, 2; ' H • ii 4. A capital sante* ; wen by a yard; time, 4 mad ere. Oznamened awineesiag, goatees end Miser' feats by lfr. Humphrey and other* brought the mew taionsent to a close, the prises being presented eche gums* on the lawn in trout of the whoal. 1.611 T ' Blllll3eo AT WbLTHIIRAMPTOW. . ~ The vexed quashes et list betting mime before the-Wolver hampton megietrates yesterday at the polise-eosat: Nine men were muusaaned for opeaseg as "case are plate" tor the purpose of betting with persons resorhag to ties Wol verhampton rues. One ease only was gam late, It was shown that the defendant (Orsini) teak heft la front of a brick hoe* en themeamenes, all iliki er, Maids taring the number et the mei • 11.1 - bele, 9 were not disputed, bat it was essModed W the • for the defence that the 16th and Ink Ms... 1 under which the were taken, wadi not to pet down ea lhr The magisbetes, Mir te amidst the are, swirled the defendant, mell • e Sae o f ths. sad ?be , other defendants /Why, and were fined a sum. A of the race oommittee peasant said that they Pay the fines rid all mete, having Ist the b ooth s to the Mundane. and received tens. As the parties were ienving the mart the dekeeleath between them, paid, through the magisimies' epic, 101. to the South Steffordshire HospitaL It was hoped that the disputes between the miners and their em oyes to North Imnarioddre had been settled. At Wishes", &rimer, anothar b all bas a ri sen. The men emphyped by the Whhaw Cam e, kali VI, to malt at an cribantne of 4d. . ; bet aempiesse that sinew thms , ittreesi ot bomb Fstn a I . 3 TheY fir tn 4 =24 l = 4 = i rl for an extra Ia per day. !melt, aapettingd 4 to 1 a Di no rrmula, 6to 2 . Seat Redbrtard, 3to 1 agst dd Tan earrta Motorcar of 100 sort., added to a sweepstakes of 10 mt. each ; winners extra. About are mile. Mr. Marry's Hayes, by load of We lake—Catherine Hayes, yrs,_6at 21b Mr. anes Hindman, i llra b ilet 611 o : t Ka d li l Mr. Padviek's lam, 4 yrs, The following also ran : —Distaff, MMus, and Tr ib une. Hating s to 9 84 Chian, Ito 1 wit Hoatelltao, ato 1 seat Ines, and 10 to 1 apt Mies Hayes. TIM Pau NUSBAUM HANDICAP. for 1-yr-olds, of 10 som each, with 100 ti ded' winners extra. About half a mile airtight. Lord Anmley s Memento, by Btockwell—Vergion-arein- Nicht, let Mb Mr. C. Heed's Vanlry ,Mt lib 1 1 CF . wl Duke of Heratitan's lot ilb ( The follo sadHladiee. wing Mo nut :—Blairbine, labs,labs, Kirksey urban andapt Memento, 6 to 2 writ Albania, 6to 1 apt 8 to 1 apt Adolphus. Town &Luso grams of 6 sore. eseh, with 40 added ; for all r i t for ; the winner to be mid ; selling and other . About luilf a mile apt. Lord Wadameshisd's Palidei, by Glearnamon—Pallena, yes, 7st 11Ib (lieeptiLl a Mr. Webb's syra,lnt 140) (Payne Mr. England's Jumada, yea, 3lb (40) (Wyatt 3 The following also ran :—Caroline, Lelia, Alabama, - Make, e by licasubd—Simla, Muss, and Primula. baiting :3to 1 apt Alberta, 9to 211 Alabama, 6to 1 each ryllitsa and Juanita, 6 to 1 eget Tmethinlar, Ito 1 and ' and 100 to I seat, Lelia. Tea 0/315T HANDICAP PLAT' of NO sow. in specie, for all ages; weight for sec Winners extra. About half a mile straight Mr. Hodgmal'aProblem, by Newminster —Triangle, 4 7vd (QuinTio 1 Mr. Rielards's Valeria, 5 yrs, list (Moravia 2 Mr. Hopes Test sot Cry, yes , 114 (WPM S The followMg . Pantalocalid, Mem 13114,4:11N000: a patant, Bowie Wade, and _• Id to Psobltat, 11 to 1 opt lkoshow I to 1 oseh spPula/ono Ito 1 mist 10 to 1 .111 m, KO to 8 asst add Valsrla and Lim. and M to 1 aid es and say. Tax CLIWIM Brims of 100 SOP% added to a swmatakesof 1 6 sow. earl ; 6 ft; for 2-yr-old eo6 121 b ; , 7lb ; penal= sod allowances. About a mile straight. M.r. Chaplin's Ciminainsese, by Newaistßez—Bleolusioe, Oat (Contact) 1 ant• Cretin, tist [Daley) 2 Lagrange's Banco, not 71b (Hunter) 3 Spider also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 aid Chanoinesse, 2 to 1 spit Crocus, and S to 1 opt Daum LATEST BETTING ON THE COIJESE. EBOR HANDICAP. 600 to 100 sag The Spy (t) 1 Ito 1 spa Mandrake (t) sto 1 Tabouret (t) t Ito 1 Po. (of) 100 to 80 apt Spy, Mandrahs, sad Tabouret 1111/ , taken three times. STOCKTON KEETING—Tzonaux. Tn. wy - liAli;iii.;;;;cird losimli.,ibitieit;;;Fliweepetalies at IS @ova each ; winners extra ; second saved stakes Buz fur kze. a:1 0 1:1) 's Decline, by Kettledrum or Hubert — imam, ms, 7st 411) (Qadock) 1 Mr. Johnstone's Doneldbain, 3 yrs, Mt 7lb (Hudson) I Lad Durham's Allem*, 4 yrs, let rib (G. Walker) 3 The following also ran :—Attaehe, Zinn, IA Yonne, and Bessie Dixon. _ . _ Mou ßetti sse ng.-6 to II at.3. wiL bruns, 7to eget Elvin, vto 2 wet La ,6 to sad Tee HAROWICIII Bream of 10 ems. each, h . ft, with 100 added; for 2-yr-olds; colts, Set bib ; fillita and geldings, Sit alb{ west tics and allowances; second received 35 love. T.Y.C. - (86 subs.) Mr. Fasterood's Lord Hawthorn by Kettledrum ar King of Tramps—Lady Agee Hawthorne, but slb ...(J. Osborne) Mr. W. Badletom Pretender, but 96b (esmeron) Mr. B. Bell'. Dunbar, but bib (Clement) 3 The following also ran :—Fecilis, The Down, Dudsr of Athole Thirldane, Venetia, and Snider. . Mr. Johnstone declared to win with Lord Hawthorn. Betting : 5 to 9 each eget Lord Hawthorn and Thirletane, 6 to 1 eget Snider, 8 to 1 each agat Pretender and The Gowan, and 10 to 1 aget Dunbar. TUX ORICAT NORTIIMIN LIV.EII of 10 ROTS. each h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; cone, tut 101 b ; fillies and ge )dinga, sat 61b; penalties and allowances ; second received 30 sows One mile and a half. (50 nubs.) Mr. Bowes's The Spy, by Underhand—Victoria, Sat 10lb (French) Mr. Esetwood ' s The Sawyer , Sot Mb ( Swe eten) 9 Mr. W. Vaughan's landscape St 51b • (J. Osbo rne) 3 ran. Betting : 6to 4 on Thii . Serit;;Tvd The SallyeT. Toe LA IlitTON PLATE of ILIU BOVE, 1140 LO • Illitni•WOM of 25 move soak, for 2-yr-olds; coke, est 1011 b ; Wien int 61b ; second received 50 sovs.; third saved stake. Seven furlongs. (18 subs.) Mr. Lowndes's Minaret, by Rataplan—Mengsnese, St 61to (J. Oaborne) 1 Mr. J. Johrudone'sThorwaldeen, Bala), ... Challoner) 2 Mr. J. Johnstone's Pretender, flet 181 b (Cameron) 3 The following also ran :—Lscly Dewburst, (ilenalmorid, La Cherantonne, end Volts. Mr. Johnstone declared to oda 'Mb Thorwaldsen. Betting: 6t05 on Thorwalds 4to 1 snit Minaret, to 1 sgst Pretender, 105 to nos& opt Dewhat sad Vats. Tin TaOEXAST Bettina Marracir of DO ens. MVO &dear. The winner to be sold for 40 son. Mx. Beeitherst's lady 411011 iii. hY yrs, 74 Kb. Desimallt ilsitrlion 1 Mr. Boards 11 nit Mb Minn Mr. W. Cowen's ilyskint lalb (M'Bwon) 4•11 BAUER: ato4 WI iihd — Tiiress - 1; NM& flown. awl 4 to 1 each ova Thankful Rad 11a. Exmoor /mums Brael l e e gai M ero e lf 6 eove. each, t tR with 60 added; visarces ems; seorad received 10 am. Moe t'alr.(tl auto.) i a soptices &edam lolhibbelella by Marmas—Les rlb (car. let MO Mr. I. ItoritceVe Mailer a, Tel ab (16.1114. Mr. Borers itr Cllmpert dee Mb. ...:. ... The %florin also red :—Dvicheaed Or*. Metdag:s A te 4 ea Draw 41 aid • Dodeumethols. BETTING OW nog ootrsas. EMOR MUIDItAP. ass gto t wog ggioloofko (;) ii Fie opt gia 10 Tams* His —=l r'Z CBICKNT • EMT v.. GUOlSlGuisamas.....—.-- _ The awash mai samikoliai jeWardar .:the Ground, Gravesend, awl wink the stamps e dre soots stood u foams : ravel.--rfset bakes. limastass ‘ b e "%V 7 , welts .1.44 1i rd,b G. b W gni*. .......--.. Ears.. :Ms i L.. 10: W. Uat : J aal, b. Es" b e. Kr. B. Liossenk, e J.11.411b. b . ". t-a t. • 44 • • •••• feta worth t are al 14 : 9 4 Pgr iti .l =AlOrs lPT lor . Booth-Beet -,. , cumin:ammo J. Smith, sot oat D. Dayessl, b a 1 BiIINDIOHAIL—Dr. G. Bodington, who issued an address in 1869, but did not go to the poll, has again come out as a candidate. He describes himself as • radical-conservative. He is opposed to the diestablish nand of the frith church, and to the present policy of this country. He would sweep eiwalZ ew in c l a l l tai and the income tax, and **would promote and insist upon legislative measures for the &deice of the labour of e working man in the United Kingdom, whether artisan, town or agricultural labourer.' He decisive that he will not consent to become•• candidate except on the condition of being returned free of all pecuniary expense to himself . CHELSZA.—The conservative candidates have Mined their addresses. Mr. Freaks describes finned 1/8 • liberal conservative, and is anxious to go to parliament as a general supporter of the present government. L .Dr, W. : 'R. Russell says lam an ardent friend of on and re ligious liberty, but Ido not believe the destructi of the branch of the vented church ad Bngland and Ireland, which is menaced, would extend either the one or the other. lam append to the severance of the connection between the thatch ant state is Ireland, convinced that such a measure would not allay 4r.‘d . ug dia. content, and that it would, on the contrary, ' mate the protestant _population and give encouragement to the enemies id the British oonstatution sad ,connec tion in that country and elsewhere. I am to such a manure, because it would involve • violation of the oath of the Queen, and would, I believe, inflict a fatal blow on the legislative union. lam opposed to such a measure, became I see in it the basis for reisowed agitation against the constitution, and • justification of those who have been • g to overthrow the church and the monarchy . I am, however, moat anxious to remove every and of just complaint arising out of causes union with the existence of the estab lishment." Sir H. A. Hoare, Bart., and Mr. C. W. Mike, are the liberal candidates. Sir H. A. Hoare is vigorously organising local oommittees, and canvassing the borough. The general committee, including meet of tbe members of the late liberal government, now numbers nearly one thousand, and sumer is looked upon as cer tain. Sir Henry is a staunch supporter of Mr. Gla.lstoue. Dnorrencii.—lt is said to be the intention of thielibe in the borough to oppose the re.election of Sir John nldngtm, but as yet the candidate has not been named. Mr. Fardon, • local merchant, some tune ago announced his intention of coming forward, at a time when there was a rumour of Sir John's probable removal to the upper house ; but it is believed that as long as the right hon. baronet offers himself Mr. Fardou will not oppose him, nor that the general bulk of the liberal party would put up another candidate. Emu WORCESTERSHIRE. —Mr. 11. F. Vernon. one of the sitting membin for the 6•10•1211 &AMIGO of oestershire, having announced his newitian of retiring from parliament, Mr. J. P. Brown-Weeshead, of Sea Castle, in this county, comma forward in ilbt Itheral interest. Mr. Wellhead hes sat a parliament for Knareaborough and York. The esinam-imave candidate is Mr. H. P. Anoka. QC., who has tinned a lengthy address aanounong his intention. Misr SOMMUIXT. e liberal candidates for this division—Colonel Pinney and Captain Hayter—attended their first public meeting at Proms on Wednesday even ing last, and obtained a most gratifying and enthusiastic reception. Colonel the lion. W. G. Boyle proposed, and Mr. John Sinking seconded, the following resolution : - " That this meeting has heard with pleasure and approval the addressee of Colonel Pinney and Captain Hayter, and pledges itself to use every effort to secure their return to parliament as the members for the eastern division of this county.' The motion was carried by acclamation. Barr Cowrivia.L.—An enthusiastic liberal meet ing has been held at Calling-ton. The two candidates, Sir John Trelawny, and Mr. BrydgesWillyeass, were present, and Mr. Robartes, M.P., the retiring liberal member, moved that they were At and proper persons to represent the divides. This was earned - unanimously. Edgar Bowring, the second liberaloandidate, has haled his address in compliance with • resolution adopted at • crowd ed meeting of the electors. Mawr Baassonnairots.—Viscount Bounden, on behalf of the central conservative committee, is inviting the electors of East Staffordshire to pledge themselves to eturi.r. Meynell Ingram and Mr. Smith Child. .111.—At a meeting of the liberals it was decided to bring forward Mr. Greening as an advanced ON.—Mr. Adolphus Young ' Use liberal candidate, has addressed the electors, and received • vote of confidence. LAY•irm.—Mr. iti'Arthur's committee now numbers 8,000 and upwards. NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND. —Mr. Wentworth Beaumont, the liberal representative of the southern division, has offered 6001. to begin a subscription for de fraying the expanses of a liberal candidate. NorriNerum.—&r Robert Clifton met a few of his supporters on Wednesday night, at the Maypole Hotel, - Nottingham, and announced his intention of be ooming a candidate for the representation of the town in parliament. SOUTH-WEST LANCASHIRE.—The following is a oopy of a letter which Mr. Gladstone has addressed to each of thesidecton who signed the requisition asking the right honourable gentleman to come forward as a °wadi date for South-West Lancashire :—"Hawardeni Chester, Bth August, 1868.—Dear Sir —A requisition to which you have given your name, requesting me to stand for South- West Lancashire, has reached me. I have meek pleasure in thanking you for your promise of support, and in ac ceding to the wishes of the requisitionists. As Mr. Gren fell's name was not before you at the time when the re quisition was proposed, I may, perhaps, take the liberty of expressing, very respectfully, my hope that his claims to your support as my colleague may be favourably con sidered.-1- am, dear sir, your obliged and faithful servant, W. E. Gladstone." STOXE-lIPON-TRIVT.—Tho conservative leaders in the Potteries have announced their intention to contest this borough at the approaching election, but hitherto all their efforts to obtain a candidate have been unsuc cessful. bTAFPORD.—Mr. H. D. Pochin, the defeated liberal candidate at the last election, has announced hie wish to represent this borough at the general election. He announces himself as a supporter of Mr. Gladstone. The Lord President of the Council has ap pointed the Rev. Henry Smith, ILA., late of Queen's College,Oxford (first-class mathematics, 1857), vicar of Bankfoot, near Bradford, to be one of her Majesty's in spectors of schools. Windermere Lake was on Monday seven feet two inches lower than the highest water mark, and that notwithstanding the fact of its having had the advantage of a considerable body of water let out of Stick. Tarn to supply the powder works at Elterwatar. RETURNED LETTERR.—A total of 3,618,868 re turned letters were received at the General Post-office during the past Tear. Of this number, 2,943,119 were re turned to the writers, 138,759 were reissued to correct ad dresses, 140,784 were returned unopened to - foreign countries, 396,2211 wire destroyed or am is hang. The in crease in the number of returned letters hillkiffilY attri butable to the incorrect manner in which circulars are addressed, for it is the prude* of those wheMS*4 them in large stanbers to copy addresses from diming*, and as many changes of abode occur in the course of the year, such addressee are by no means reliable. A total of 63,638 property letters and packets; were received in the returped latter brunch daring the yer, 62,231 of which wean returned to the writers. A total of 9,161 letters were posted in 2,1401 England and Wales without any address, 236 of which tantalised cash, maim bill; &a., to Um amount of 817PP0sID WaTfaulrollT rtr doiurwaLt.„—A sack sr is randy irliesmsd n IlisWisat of t ella e lss ti= took pima, au Ihwiry motoiogi We neer -Fowq. • maim g oc kLailwara tu t the town cgs', p a s t a above Isf a. Mem Mead what to boa law art • stswsloar the .1= =Cs r a niattl s , al. gesea.4.2 Menuitimin =Mahar far les sea la a awft - gmessi tow maws* oa tee 2 w=aitsitatr a d ia = 4 • to tta y =zei MAW M i at let rif• is *C ar r s thiLlCa tai jeglitilt WM lost swum siratarmatilei fithish, and the lindfael !•ense ilatssasd sawed . 60 1 1 * Diammu. 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