The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-12 00:00:00

I NEWSPAPER ' •.?30 JUN I No. 6,817.1 NNI A N LINE.- filk, LIVERI'OOL, NEW • K . ;,, 1111LADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL N I nted Mimi! horn Liverpool ferNEW YORK, • t • ......•!.. 11. LA fakIIIIS: I N. 1,1 NEW YORK. Wednesday. June 17 1 1' NA t. lAI VI SIIK, via Halifax. Friday. June IA and 21 liutrwax, all havim tho itorkrivi portheulor apPIV WY. im tL or to I.IV t.A. and ILLCEY. GI. gift ,11./ II 11.1011-bridge nt I I AM to NEW YORK.—GITION and Co. their tirat-olasa fall-pirtrered SCREW 1• ir ins„ , I , ryool, am follow M AITAN, Tueaday, Jowls% ~,,otta the following day. , gillllll.oa and la intinras: atr.orarre =re at 31,whantlime at through roast tom • to 3. N. 7, Roo 9rsibe ; of in London, to ; I; IL and Co., 11. Old Broadatreet. I OTIIENBURO nnd LONDON in 48 hours, g ~„• • Plirpk . mentary null. Letters to be addressed per . , • Th. IninniUrd twin /WWII/ 10..111111•7 MARY, LOCO teas . pnwrr, dealing 13th June, and leaving Ifillwall 13th. returrung hem tiothenbuti a alternate I 'or treifht or passage apply to P.,Wr% 011AV1B, 1 . 6 I ..nd Nt. Dunstan s.house. Toper-street. EX. ; HAI I IN S.' Itment.clrcua, W. , 11F.tP ROUTE to IRELAND.—LONDON to .1; K. t.y DEMOB, per Great Western Railway. and lang• .: A 1 Steamers In,m BristoL Fares. Ste, Xs., and .. , return tickets available for one month, b7R and Its.; ...tut to Cork. 21$. and 10s. ad return ticket., 31s. Id. P • ..e" Bradahrier's Guide," pave 3111, 233, and 233„ or apply AM,IIIII , aiILPANY. 1 or Cork. TILE BAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COWANY. TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that all APPLICATIONS for . • ES or STOCK in the, ORISSA and BEHAR UNDER. • s INGS of the shore Company should be DELIVERED at the "eta, S and ik Queen.wrect-place, Southwark-bridge, in the • Lcodon. on or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, h the Directors will proceed to an alkanient. xis-Mars see fawner aeleeremenumta end provectxuPes, • had at the Company's ofluee.—By order, JOHN VikOOD, Secretary. Queen -Wm t-place, Southwark-bridge, Loadnn, June 4, INN INOIAN MEDICAL SERVICE. INDIA OFFICE, S.W., June I_,o INS. • 1. F. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXAMINATION of • • t :1 , t I E.' Inc In Appryintmimta as ASSISTANT BURGEONS vul )••• Indian Medical Service will be held at Chelsea n NoNDAT, the 10th August, ISM. Caseated tbe • o.r, tor the examination of Candidate's, together with in ' ~.„ „ ~.ung the pay . and retiring alloweeices of Ludlam ',lnv be obtained on application at the Military ~ • rt. India (Ance, Westmeillit/T, T. T. PEARS, Marorbhmeral, Military Seeretary. E. NATIONAL BANK of ROOTLAND. (tYTICE REMOVED from 21, Vhsc64stao. to 01w I..mbard-strert, i A x‘• LIFE ARSURANCE OFFICE, 11, rt,.treet. London. EC., ard J0ne.14411. 1 . I. II OMEN, that. in conforinrith the the Deed of erttleinent. a GENERAL of . • -. ~f Go low Life Aiworance Society will be held at . • I'leetwtreet, London, on WEDNENJAY. the • :•:•1.4111. ut 11 o'clock as noun preeL§ely, to elect firs Di. • and for general pure see .____..__ "- • ...I Atidlior, who too out o 1 office by rotation will r vtion.—By order of the Direetara, NV I 1.1.1 AM SAMUEL DOWNES, Actuary. N I,t()N and SUBURBAN LAND and A Sl' ILI IMO COMPANY (Limit 1 , . I I! ..r—N.• I"7A. Fenchurthritreet, E.C. • • • r. • )%. don 11E0OSITeit FOUR PERCENT. INTEREST, • . 'woo, • I!!:• IN r. allowed on sums of tie° and upwards if . • • • •: :• ; Ivey than one year certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR, Secretary. • i • • . !. tr.-ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUILDINO LAND. AI O .1. T.ITLR le inftructed to SELL by SN. r.r the modern Tavorrs, RbehnrepAw•atrivet, City, . • •.11 ..:..a -.t - Zit. at 12 for /. FORTY-M(9Hr LOTS of very !I.! 11110 i 11 RI - 11.DINO I.ASrD. hawing valuable frcent •.• F ••••,•,.....1 and Ehriteirend•road, clone to the Robin • • • w.thin half a mile of the Anerley Railway • • eta -.• l• -ewer. are beingconetrueted at Rh, exptime • •: r . :And the ettate is well adapted for the erection of . . nohed tills*. Nine-tenths of the ptuvhane • • • 111.11 WI mortgage or contract at 3 per cent interned. ...:. nu.e s ;ars ty equal quarterly Instalments, or the • • • pail et eny time without notice.— .:111‘.11, et rale may Le obtained on and after riana 4ol2 'arti dS C Z :!.. ltd... Hood Tavern, l'eugeroad; of T. W. • • ••• N.. renvlturch vtreet :of Messrs. Hammack . • • and -orveyore. 59. Bieheparak-street Within ; • I ;did of the Auctioneer, at the Oftlna of the • -I Te... 1 end Building Company (Limited!, N o . . ; . t. r. tT. 1,1 I:. I:EA VDEN is instructed to SELL or LET A• 1 ;1' !lilt I' end TtEWN ESTATES, lIIANPIONS, and : . I d and Unlnnuabed, dmate in Upper Om. .. I.A. 11. t.... 1, Col i.u, thiltuu, Shatter. Clargts. Halt t• y. (tarifa, lin:Kan. Albemarle, Oraftora. and ; •• • • • Piirk•lat Gwonge.wplage,Albert . • l" , talon. Eecleston. Onalow, and }lawyer Trauma 'tad a . eliewleallata mid ':. • Wuler s•trietter. Hre-gark-gate, Rutland Tle• n0n.4,.., Notting lirearenor.gardena. Eaton-plaoa ih. oz : I. • —.1;01. Tlii,* oh, Fading, aterta, Benoist tiara* . . , , tturri.v, Vtirtightre, Cumberland, Cheetah., Phu. .. •.. Wight, Culligan, and Oalway.—Partmealaol • " ;r• nein rtoy, with owlet, to Mew, ma be obtained, • • r •r. ~.71-:,^ctre at hie olitom, Noe. fl and St • I TA1:1:(AV.- -Cmvenient HOUSE to be LET • •t n L w rent, eln,ne to Station.—Apply to Hr. POOLE, HAJTOW, N.W. 1 ADY WELL-PAIIK, Mid-Kent Line, two ..... ..111 I. Larlywo4l RtAtion.—REMl-DETACIIED I , • •I } T Rent £:w.—Appij cm the Premises, or to Mr. E • • ett•••trrrt•plaoe. Le• ;! I: It I TON.—A very convenient SEMI-DE- A( LIED VILLA. vrith a Le n'. to L. Venetian . ht. W.—Apply to Mr. - ,4ThROR, houae scent. Burbi :A L. • Mr. MARTIN. f. sen-strect.plare. Me. C. U3SHAL'rON, healthie4 !pot in England.—A ..pitol DETACHED VILLA REHTDKVCE to LET hs the A.. 6 . )Pot Inv.—Apply tbv l'flouidoe, to to M. ILULTENT. • T.-Beret-Ogee. EC. SAFE Pit OFITA lII,E INVESTME.NTS.— It; elehils. 10 le 20 pee Cent. per Annum on outlay. • : milAicEitobmins, CANTATA/MI. •• • • •••1;e1.1e information and Fate investment, ehnuld read !: INVYNTM ENT CTRCCT,AR sot free?. :• • - • •• and Co.. sharedealies. M. Poultry. x.e. AIIiINF.Y.—.I:2O to £tioo ADVANCED inane • o:. furniture, without removal, publicity. or law At, 1., repaid by easy instalment. No dame if declined. • • :;••:. 11 ise cent. !fur iNt and over:. — APPI7 n -1• • • ? • F-.TATE OFFIcEv, 2, Southeimptemetteet, 1 • .• pulieirro, &e. eil•IS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE -. • • 1.1 I) 1 1 s. Prt.f.-.oi4onwl fivntleaton of practice and no. • . ,:hang. to thy vnslitmr, opm a commiasion of • • arnnont rernve-r#4l.—AppLy for address, or by • A / N... vity-rna,l, Et 1. oNE.Y. in large or Bumll ainounta, and for long • ith or without • Eh, 11ry, wartily_ ob •• : NATIONAL W.:ARA/lAN ASSURANCE COM . ••• I. .1 w. to•toril•ftroi-t. Bloinimbitry, W.C. ) r I: L 1 C ACCOUNTANTS. • ! .! awl f:111TH. 23, Caleinan-areet E.(`.—BOORS 1 4 fr-TETI, and BALANCE SiIERT 4 I prudttonl to aegind 4.4•34a3.4.1 fur P.tRTNERSIIIPA, ARRANOb • • 414 4 It LDITORS. and COMPENSATION CLAIMS. • \ h 1: I T ll'S' Ai st'OUNTS prepared far the Caurt WI net! advige with Client , . WITHOUT CHARfir, . 1“no• aperioar44 and onnnewinne in the LONDON •4 .4 11.1'41.1'1:T CAIn triul4 , 4l untaortant assietance. • • 44 1 I:4IED ou ct4tatni.nian at a In. remnneratlon. 44 I!, :.tiari. Referrnern of the Mew.% ortatelinit. It A. .Al.xliCH, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, &1, Atecti XC, Nedotiates Partner.l.ifr, swine and • intricate accuunta, effects arrangements with tnitlinity, and limper., acommtn for Court of • = 7 r • auk, of Itertwairins i life Intiwealat and Annuitii-ti • '• • .•i•ii )4.d 4•144iii.4 iu uollioArtiou with life ASBIUSUCe. . . . ( 4 0.1L.—GEOROF. J. COCKERELL and CO. eem.,..0,1,. only. Canh 21a-13. Cornblll. The CLAY CROSS COMPANY ro l ml T dot from duit t allenot at clay Croita—Sha beak .1 to Wall's Tad, at an par tam • armada tat Ceab to • . ry.--tlrdrin to cows 01T10E. 12 BLIIIWOODPIACE. t WA RE.ROAD, W. l'ilE RICHMONDS are now 19e. cash.—Mr. F. I.CITAT.A7., No. It, Crial-onlee, W. Pane. elteition. 1 jATTIM of HOMBURG, nettr FRANKFORT ` • .1 IIE.MAINE.-SUMMER SEASON, MIL -The MI N III: Al. WATEILS of evidenced by the analysis • ' t! , • • Leta. d Profess r Lirblf, are etinitilant, tonic. dtmskre, nrtrudd They arc of admirable service In removing Alsordes ' ••••nevh end other Intertlncs. They stimulate those entrees eiseelatten in elefineerve, antra the prowls of v , vl a healthful nerularity tot.. unreel of nutrition 3 ••3..ilatign They are ppoowerful remedial 14114:11441 In CAMS of M. tt. ever, us of the ' • 1 •• olioidal di ease and obatna&e constipation ; In rr-t and all other ailbetfonn produced hy inane:eras funetionn. the more happy resat. hare been • "-L..: to to UN /a. The ollicacy et the eaten. mew iernenally ." vn•••• lu the. who drink thew. at their source : for th e m *"....• 6 14; air of the nommtainn, the reiety of the we -erne, rind perfect abetraction from the cars of the ' . O. •'r ur the action GC the niedkinal heve.s.. KaiNbowni whim., in the beauty of its arch.- tr. •'; ••• • :4- :'.,litre'. ilivtril.ution of ita apartments', and t•ra ••n of its drowatinea, • every etlivr . ' " ''t CI- kind on the banks as the rains, con. N.M. and at= dcoorstel • mend valuer. for balls and _ ; a '• lown• them i• a teble-irliote is la Preemies twra a •m• and at Inr, o'clock. forisrand by the ovl•br ited •• • ' •.t I. the liweive of the refreshments of Lae • . .r.o. The emitoin tind a large not .oml-wt.- •••,1 morome. .upplird with o..temin. Smash, Prenek. • oaniab. ltuwuau . Polish . nmetinh, Belgian, and I/uteh , • !'t o &veto,' tic above attractions, there are also several • A • room,. u. e,ll 4. a .1.1.•Teti.% otreorouni with three '",•!•••• To complete the cbarms • of Members, thin eta of Helen act... .4 the Went talent, von • ' Marinrn 011432 a, hat barn C1:1444 4, d Ln -• ti.• r1. 4 ....4 s Ow ftollan irrtorr. The va , Tnles •••• owiwil Prime Donne. Adelina 14itl , Astra Or me. in., . t • .1. ~.t orchenrc, musicians, performs thrive titlfd4l a dav ' • ''''•• I 1•.• W. in tlw efteinoon in the Ismaili tal 4 44,4. and in the evening the grand lisll-maat• •• • - • ..y ~, , mw t 41.4.14 Mingle.' Dubs IS the outsidres • ,••• nit, 'at • In train: a dap to and fro, She 144 as •'+_k A , the joirasy only half an hour the •"• • • .•,• 4.,-1 one w able err teach. Visitorn ii 4 .11 0 411. • I. 64 12 how., D-din in 15 in _, m 14 24, • t imitihnt is the isiter-sossini to micattoct by I. ~.., MIDMAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for RYA Bentrwo.—A &fly Bath premed with this Bait is On natural sinengthener for weak*, infanta and &Wren. Ana. toed and attin . Ted by Dr. llama Bernamandod by the nom+ ed the TlOlty. doid Inne and boxes by thyourhoat eivilioed wad.—TIDY sad lON. 10, Worm witadattast. Undue. E.C. Bowan at JOHN GOSNELL and Co..' CHERRY TOOTH nom ip=aa .. pnior to sop Wolk Pawky, ewe the Teeth•pro t.bke the enamel tweet decoy. sad jini 4ll . • * solar teeerenne trir s fireetb. Pelee le. ed. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'e PATENT MI CHOOAROIe. er atertriaverited HAIIIIIRUSH.tha pastillas wershanwal sonetruetion of which sewitophshes the two operations at olleasudnir and pnisaisuits shatiltaariotrey. 118, atm 8. late of 12. Three litingeneirt. Intobardairsot. 'IIAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. AAtavalna.l.l• preparation for joirdeig broken Anna 'Mae, earthenware. wcodr. cabinetwork. aad fancy aerial's of ovary dr. - rerptcni, with extreme iitreligth and neatness; remarkable tar the remit locality id Wang it. A. Were are several diagnosed mina lima a the Diamond (]anent, the public ran avoid More and ito. smnntistran only by strict motion to purehooias nom without t o. , otwre "E. Barr on the wrapper. Nothing waa ever sold by the none of Dierrand ()remelt prerions to bra foication. JO midst turd ty BARCLAY lad BON& No. IS. Porrtaidoaoloo •'. Fr .r 1.. per tattle. RUPTLTRES._Ry_ ___Ro_l7_l Letters Patent.— wztars_3llou-ajaili LEVEII TIMM fperfened and eel Rib.; Bahibitione. 11 , 151 and II is allowed by utiwar.ls of be rat dual man to be the tooet .assure invantbin in the ear.. tire treatment of Bernie. The um of a steel so often Mittel in Us agnate. le lore avoided. a roil bands., wen mewl the body. while the requisite neisVwer y the Mot 4111A111 PAD and P Love.: With 10 11111d1 11 spa eMet nem that it esunot but detected. may be worn do - leg chap. A deerriptive emer may be sod the taw s forwanled ly post, on the circumference of the v. two tae:, below the Lipp, tete, emit I the 11.30.. Mr. to'. hires. MP.. 51a.. Ins. ed.. and Mc N. PesSay 1.. Li UMBILICAL TRTPA on the mew minelple. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVLNE ESSENCE. The meta powerful autritrrn cordial ever batman:wit ; re. Mom to their mantel ousidtt kin all the ssiretione en the bets city of Vhf, h perfect health depends. It is a ebonite for d.blksy of eU Lied. sill Irmo It a umiahalleg murjf. ' , T/Zwthwt. l o B ftsine and iibe.pbate of nods, will pram Manly be7,.tn the nervous and dVOIATtie. VW Dr. Pfamelltir ?moon. Prlawas: per bottle or tour emitting , * in one for tie. —Polo Amine, Moons BAUM . . • ... (7. 'Tin, OileTa-•ii.vc. W.C., Lcoduu. CAaTivie 1(1 lectZt of rsttxnee. The Bev. William Seymour Hampson, aged thirty -!even, rector of Stubton, LineoWshire, having walked from Patter&le to Barrowdale, through the Vale of Grine&le, reached Barrowdale Inn ivation with ex haustion, and died on Sunday. Apoplexy is assigned as the cause of death. LONDON ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLMISTRESSES.- The socond of a course of lectures to the members of this association was delivered on Monday evening, at the rooms of the Architectural Union, Conduit-street, Wealth W. B. Hodgson. The subject was " National and National Education." CLUB.—The rooms of this new club, established b thi soine of the leading working men of London, at 3, Ade %terrace, open to members on Mon de evening next, J une 15. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT /NBTITUTION.— Yeaterday a meeting of this institution was held at its hoe el, John-street, Adelphi, Thomas Baring, M.P., F.R.S., in the chair. Thercs were also prese Esq., nt Sir Ed ward Ferrott, Bart., W. H. Barton, Esq., Captain Richards, RN., Hydrogmpher of the Admiralty ; Admiral Sir W. H. Hall, K.C.8., John Griffith, Esq., Admiral Gordon, George Lyall, Esq., Colonel Palmer, and Richard Lewis, Eel : , the secretary of the institution. Rewards, varying in amount, were granted to the crews of several life boats belonging to the asso ciation, to the crews of shore boats, and other persons, for valuable services in saving life and otherwise on our coasts, and payments amounting to nearly 9001. were also ordered to be made on various lifeboat establishments. It was repotted that, on the application of his excellency the Governor of the Isle of Man, the institution had decided to station a lifeboat at Ramsey, and Mr. Ryder, of the Man cheater corporation, had premised to defray the cost. A lady at Plymouth had presented to the institution the life boat that was about to be placed on board the pilot ship at Buiry Holm., near Lleinelly. The thanks of the limb tuticm, memtbed on vellum, were ordered to be presented to Admiral G. A. Heisted, late Secretary of Lloyd's, in acknowledgment of his long and valuable co-operation while occupying that office. The lifeboat Manchester Unity, of the Independent Order of Odd Follows, would, it was said, be exhibited at the Crystal Palace during their forthcoming fete. The following meant legacies were an nounced :=Mm Louisa Hall, of Maids Vale, 10001. stock; Mr. E. A. Bromehead, of Lincoln 10W. ; Dr. G. E. Aldred, of Richmond, 1001. ; Mrs. Mary _Chapman, of Aldborough 601. At Falmouth, on the 3rd instant, a regatta took place amongst the nine lifeboats of the institution stationed in that locality. It was witnessed with great interest by the numerous visitors to the Bath and West of England Agricultural Society's Show, whose committee herded 511. amongst the lifeboat crews. The race was won by the Love boat named the Oxfordshire, and was en livened by the presence of 600 sailor boys from her Ma jesty's training ship Gauges. These lads were addressed by the Mayor of Falmouth and by Mr. Lewis, the • vretary of the institution. The latter, in a few earnest and farrm e remarks, pointed oat that the same courage and noble =Mertes= to danger, when duty called, which English seamen manifested in times of war, were often displayed in times of peace in the services rendered to humanity by the boats of the National Lifeboat Institu tion. Repasts were read from the •nspector and the assis tant inspector of lifeboats to the institution on their re cent visits to various lifeboat stations of the society on the coast, and the proceedings then terminated. ST. Ozoitoz'a HOSPITAL.—We learn with plea aura that the Marquis of Westminster has just given 1,0001. towards the building of the new wing of St. George's Hospital. Lord Westminster had previously di. played great liberality to the 11=0=1 in the matter of the site for the new buildings.--Unit ise Mediae( Journal. THE Cr.trrow COLLTERY.—The operations are being prosecuted with vigour under the personal superin tend( ace of the engineer, Mr. J. Brown, and of the con te...ior, Mr. Glean, of Clay-croes, who is oleo engaged in sinking a mine at Codnor-park, Derbyshire . - Yester day ('Thursday), the depth reached in the first shaft was 11 feet 6 inches. The shaft is 20 feet wide, and goer Pi et gh a eoeseive layers of loam and ravel till about ten feet deep, when the muddy soil intermixed with s ells shows that it bad been IL water-lead at a former date. At lift. ffin the river bed is teethed and water gore thr, urh the gravel. The oak curbing is now to be put in, and meantime •the second Shaft. I9ft. wide. is ucasg gel= on with and has reached a depth of 7ft. Offices and w, rah, pe arc being built close by, and altogether shout 100 wen are employed. Sir Robert Clifton ufee qn, otly; on the ground, his general agent there being Mr. Marsh.—.Nettiroghene ,e%' - -z„ :~~~ • i f e r Ir 11 j 66, W • and 11. CLAYTON. V V WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, AND HABERDASHERS, The Cheapest some in London For CALICOES, 27, SI, H. end 30, WiIiTECITAPEL.BOAD, Z. MAPPIN AND WEBB Ye Mastufsotorera. 77 sad 7s, 01701.D4711.1017; s ad 71 and 74 OORIMILL, LONDON. M APPIN AND WEBB' S CNA eft' and MY Cbesti. M APPIN AND WEBB' S Madre Ilpoons rid realm MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Drake Saver Mate. M APPIN AND WBBB' 5 Aleut Saver Steel TAM* Knives. PRINCE of TAILOP.B has been our reVed Trade Mark since we reeetved the Exhibition Prise far style, Quality, and excellence, and we continue to pa the feskions on account of the great demand and Retesting terms with which they have been revived, retweeenting gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, in the coatante patronimd by the NI% of our beau monde. Faehems pest flee. wtta UK of plea, commenciag with our relebratul lag !alley or black doe trousers; sloth west", Pa Id. ; suite of superior black cloth, Pit ; suits of fancy Tweed. Ile • simmer-proof overcoats, Ile; and sarstor strip. Not: L =7 high-dam cutter s emp eyed, and one trial wiR Ming our PU y over all competitora—T. and H. HARMAN, W' -street. London-bridge. KlllOB, TILE WELLNNOWN CITY TAILORS. ‘O, CORNKILL. Oppoodte Flnelt-lacte. TVIMET, TAILOR, 110, FMNCIITIICHOTREST, 110, (Nearrpprette Marir-lanel ZAMA Moderate ' to GAM Charges. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s SMYRNA ICISZRY sod BLACHLBAD MILLS. Imr,orterw and Mom footway. By Appointantlo t!to lionoorstgo of Ordnasoo LAYBFTH, dE JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s VICTORIA KNIFE POWDER, ea used in b Nejelg.'s homely:M.- sdd everywhere, in tins, ed.. Is.. La., and la. ; ale° M. peekain. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, sad Co.'e SILVER MUTH'S POLISH taoa-aseraurlall, for damming and paliplAng direr. plectra plate, glsaa, marble, to. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EXCELSIOR FURNITIME POLISR. Sold everywhere. JOHNSON, ROFFEY, and Co.'s EMERY CLOTH, GLASS CLOTH_ EMERY and GLASS PAPER. York-read, Lambeth, S.E. THREE PIGEONS. DAINTREE and CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Dedirßannondpay ; 44, Laineganr.Square; tount-etreet, Oroavenoraanana CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify ing, Mats Glazing, BM and Damao* Drift. with ever, de ed Bleaching, charged moderately, mid brought grrat pe B , ti eeron by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Dyeing Com panies, IY, Whartgoad, tity-road, and 471. New Oztonteeceet. TIARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known excellence can on 4 be had at 32, Great litissellotreet, m:iite the British Museum °atm The hest atael frame Spectacles, 13a and 161.—THOMAII IS and SON ai r TION the public against persona Using thedr mesa Esta blished 1712 No travellers er alreesio. At bow troailotiiii-ii: MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, SERRY, One Guinea per Dozen, Pale or Golden, baported dkreet from Terezde-la-Proutera. sOft and delicate, tree tram umiatund spirit or acidity, arid largely eon. soared as a dinner Wine.—Teems cash, and carriage paid by the importers, PHYSICIAN and 80N8, CH, West Mama& Price lista Post free. POET, 245. per Dozen, imported direct 0 1 1 1 r ) om Oporto ;Sandanun's shlpplagl. full bodied and fruity, hl hl7 roronunaulssl for invalkls requirinfig:uine end nutritious .—Jarnui and issaissa m prt the its, PR If. lAN and 80AB, Wait Ws or ssajass far yarded gratis on appilatlika. . - KINAHAN' S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. IN& This eelebrated old HUSH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN Faux MEDAL—It It puze, an* =ellen, &Odom, and very whokeome. Sold In bottles. 3a. ad each, at th e retail bourn in Londt.n ; by the manta In the rt. pal to In ; Cr wholesale at I , Great Wlndin London. W. 2: O n g= the red seal, pink label, and cork branded 'Xinahan's LL Whisky." SAUCE. —LEA and PERRIN& WORCyLATITRAHIRE 84t:CE. - - This delicions eondiment pronounced connoisseurs THE ONLY eIOOD tiAVL bT A" Is prepare re il= by LEA and PEERINR. The public an cautioned awaited worthless imita tions, and shoukt see at Lea and Perrino' name* are vu wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and IEREINW SAOCE. _ . Bold wholesale and for cavort by the Pelems, Waroader; Maws. CRORSE and BLACKWELL ; Yews. BWI.A, Y and SONS. Landon, are.; and by poem and oilmen nnivereally. CULTIVATION of TEA in the East THlndies has now become an important feature. Since the introduction of Arum Tau wryly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its neat strength and requirito Savour, promoted its male by every means. The Tea Dietricte, then confined to tpprr A m ain. have gradually extended, and Teas from other partw of India are arriving thus offering greater varieties. The company are now soiling Assam, emksr. Darjeeling. At.. at from 2a. 141. to le. Id. per lb. and China Teas as um/a —Warebotmes, No. I), Great St Mien's churchyard, Bishoprimm. Prior list forwarded on application. SEGARS.--Oentlemen can now be supplied with a abide Box of Flavannah Sewers by Partadam, cabana, Marisa, PumariCalle 3loralea, and other celebrated Makin Moos profit on the Import cord for Cush R. CLARK E and (kr., war impeders, Si. (ioldenrptere, w. Rmentextreet, To prevent delay in the elocution of olden, they should in all mem be seemnpanied try a remittance. Cheques crossed Union Bank. P.O. order%on Rrever.etreet. QC 11 W EPP E' S MINERAL WATERS. ordm ,tglo llypipsrvd for export toe ety allniate.—Manta fat toiler—London. Liverpool. Brhrtol. Olarrgow„ Malvern. OXYGENATED WATER—Sleeping in London during the liankon G not like ebeving in the froh air of the entry; but rtdrrahing and invigorating ...trona may be obtained by en ew niN' slight of Oxygenated Water. froth front the LA. ) ORATORY. 3e, lONS-ACRE, nr through any druggist, in eases containing tie Hall.. T BOSCOMRE SPA SELTZER. • THIS NATURAL. SELT7.ER WATER a toned in • spring near Bournemouth, and has the agreeable Uoto and Invigorating properties of the true Seltzer. but a entirely free from the QWteriooi oompounda often used in the meeofeeture of imitations. Dr. Email reports it, on =Wyllie, an a beverage of • very sgrorabis flavour, rementAing the true Seltzer, and which may be used with advan as dinner." BRUNT and Co., Bournemouth. Ptwrtetora Dinnetord and Co.. -street Londo° DeP° ll i Z. B. Barnes, Knightsbridge ; Paris—Roberts. Mos Tendosns. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1868. QHERN'S THEATRE, Long-scre.—Manager, Mr. W. IL Larra a. —TElB ZVEMC gat 7, MAZY JONES, followed by STILL WATER& Mis A. Wigan. O. Wyndham, Itarphenr, &a Meallaawn W 1 sa4 Reny Moore. To oonclude with ARM. YODB DOOR .LOW.M.. Mr. J. L. Tools. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three Balite. !towards Ossamt. Bawl at M Rasta at S. la. Doz.olko Dam from 1.1 tot. MB. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORNING CON OUST. Pt. Jainneedien. laTtaiDAtir. Zuns ii. Mt '8 INDIAN PIANOFORTES, of solid elt lCEß shogany. eonstrusted both in wee and msehaniern as erenrety as to resist the effects of any warm climate. Poops, peeked and free on board, Planofmtes, 40, 60, 40, and 70xZeas. Pro Cct :Tl Manful, 55, en, 77, at, and 95 g tioni•Grands (eft. long), 50, 150, and 110 Boodcer-Grandm left. Ma. long), 110 and % in." Full Oran& erft. 10M.). Mk 110, and WO CRef' INDIAN PI with folding yboard, Eßfi is portable . 4. , ,i: enleet, w1:1143 the touch and tone are highly satisfaetory. of these instruments have been supplied to hotels throughout the ; and a coudderahls num. hhays been titled np in yachts and passtager ships. Pries 46 guineas. GRAYER and (10. (Unifted), 101, lisentetzlet. W. 48, moonratwetweek I. LLUTES.—Tho NEW MODEL FLUTE (old impish id, for beauty and volumes of tans trnsuryea=si t end 7 go. Aheu • Italian and Co.'s Prise Modal Flute, cost. —At Weirs. KEITH, TROWSZ. sad Co.'s manufaietori, 4., Chealaide.—Jtuet puldished. Third Isa. .iiints to Flute Pia7m." peke Id. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (rnscraou Jut.. zzurEa's Aormer.) f iERVIA. BELGRADE, Jeers 11. A provisional government ha.s been formed, con sisting of Ministers Marinovio and Loschjanine and Citizen Yetrovio. _ The national Skuptschina has been convoked, and will meet next month. The assassins of the Prince are a father and two sons. The father and one of the sons are under arrest. The greatest agitation continues to pre vail, and the military are not allowed to leave the ban mks. The provisional government have issued a pro clamation aborting the people to preserve order and anquillity. Th tr e national Skuptschina, which will assemble within a month from this time, is convoked with the objecb a settling the succession to the throne. The amelpination of Prince Michael is believed to have boa an wit of private vengeance, and un connected lith politics. PRUSSIA. .Ttnea 11. The New Fritslian (Cross) Gazette says it is ex pected that the King will visit Worms on the 23th -Mit) to be present at the inauguration of the monument erected in the city to the memory of Martin Luther. TEE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, .7112gi 11. The weekly returns of the Minialcal;w, pub lished to-day, show the following changes as compared with the last account :—lncrease. Private aceounta, 2,126,000 f.; treasury, 1,200,000 f. Decrease.—Notes issued, 13,600,000 f.; bills pay able, 8,0011,000 f.; cash in hand. 3,000,000 f.; ad vances, 100,000 f. ALEXANDRA PARR RAMIS, 1888, w il l take plate oa TUESDAY, June SO, and WEDNESDAY, July 1, under the Newmarket Rake._ ITZIMILOII. The Duke of Newasetba Viaeount St. Vincent. The Nampakat Hantbge. Sir PreAtit i fohnatenManig.-- The Dui of Westmorland. Ba G. Payne. E .I3 SQ. . C, Judge. Yr. J. F. Terra. "The Nu P lbeerlen" Denmark-hill, 3, Clerk of the Course and II Ad/Motion to the Park, One Shang stie = admission to the Grand Stand (which la the largest and mese commodious in the kende:eh 10a. each, or lk. for the two elm's. Private Boxes in the Grand Stand to hold four the may be secured at LS extra for mai day, and Malls at 10a. extra for each day, by a= to the Clerk of the Cninse, or to the General Manager, Palace, lluswellinll. N. No horsemen allowed. All drys will be destroyed. Full details se to Wend trains and other particulars will he duly sanounced. N.B. The Company renew the right od refusing admnion to any Demon they think proper. TLFRACOXBE HOTEL,—Perfect in all its arrangements. Two hundred Apartments, largo and elegant Public Booms, Promenade Terrace LOCO feet to length, isolnpht t r e Atlantic. Board, It &Mod, at a fixed sum par dap or week d'hdte daily, Address. Mr. BOHN, Htraoorabs t North Demo. eIITWOOD'S " INVINCIBLE " SAFES a A .4 IMES for Bankers and Mies are only to be had from the winner of the Challenge Stake* of 110,000 francs at the Paris Exhibition. Depot, 120, Cannon-street, London, EC. TIIPELLiNCE LOCKS, FIRE, and WEDGE -Ly PROOF BA.F7OB.—If on wishto pareheao • good seeond-band hard Piro-proof Safe to JOHN TANN, be haring a quan tihouse, ty to 30, dispose of Waltaook under the or gel prioe.—Ware , SECOND-HAND FIRE andBURCILAR-PROOF SAFES—Before pachanint send for Griffith/0 Monthly List of SAM b 7 MlLer. Mare. Thomas Perry and Sone, Riordan, Price. Whittle/a, and every eminent maker, at *bout half the prioe of new. A guarantce given with each. A large nentity of Tann'. batik from £2 He. Apply to GRIFFITH/3,A, +street, MO. HERAPATH'S JOURNAL, Juno 13.—Prin cdpal Coutesta:—Rtaitotirs of Um Unitad Kingdom from 1104 to lar—Orand Trunk Railway ; what may be done—London, Chatham, sad Dover—Kent Colon—America ; its Position and Prospects, by E. H Derby, Fag., of Boston, U.S.--South Fasten Fares--Omar Eaatorn Nallway—The New French Loan— Loam—Sands Trains—Proposed Ship Donal from Diao= "l % Portsmouth— Financial Association. 3d. All News Agents. 3. Red Liawcoort, Fleete•Reet. NEW AND it*visEpEDlTlox. Thin day, with 1;;;;; Inl;QactiOn, with — AWLn.ll; and numerous Ilhstrations, medium Svo, 21e. TII , ,E LIFE of GEORGE STEPI k ENSON and of his son ROBERT STEPHENSON, unntrising ohm & History of the Invention and Introduction of the Railway Loco motive. By Storm Swum A New MUM. revised and MS- Itendog also the Third Volume of "Lives of Engineers." Pry the came Author, SECOND EDITION—TIME HUGUENOTS in ENOLAND and IRELAND. Ste, Ma Tth;Tiarray. Now toady, Bocond Edition. with - HISTORICAL MEMORIALS of WEST -A-a- WNW= A.BELIC. By ANTRIM Pitman; STAiLoy,D.D , D!.n d FtatOnstM , . . In this edition I baye incorporated the numerous comelier' which, soeording to the invitation held out in the preface, have been suggested by critics, or kindly sad to me from various "curter., and for whieh I beg to Mara nty shame thanks. It is miy try such lathentation that • touching on so many points of ~ ,, eishi = and ark cor be to the correeriess whirl" ths Some in sadirons hays thua been papphed, wldeli tk r . hots at same hem to impalitiali la • "striate form, for the benefit of the prusitanen of the Irstedition.. —Preface to SecondEdltion. ... . . . John Murray. Jost pubßehed, la royal two., mica ed., with 19 Mem oNthe =.l ATION of DWELLING HOT:BII9, sad the UTILISATION et WASTE HEAT from 01712 IMRE-PLACES. By Femme= Itzwaitos, Min., author of "oar Do:emetic Fire.placee," lte. "The tnatlae has two meet merite—it le thorooehly mosible and preedkel"..i=ial Review. : Robert Hardwieke, 192, Picvadilly. SWEDEN. NITBO-GLYCERINE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF FIFTEEN LIVES. STOCKHOLM, Rum KA A nitro-glycerine manufactory exploded here this afternoon. Fifteen persons were killed and great destruction was caused. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Assn. 26. The following arc the amounts taken by the gold ship' which have left during the month for England :—The Suffolk, 33,250 ozs. ; the Stay, 7,000 oza.; and the Highflyer, 22,375 oza. The new ministry has not yet been formed. The Colonial Bank has declared a dividend of 8 per cent. SYDNEY, APRIL 23. The Duke of Edinburgh laid the foundation of a new town hall on the 4th, and sailed for Europe direct on the 6th. The Prince requested that O'Farrell's case should be referred home, but the Executive would not consent, eind hanged him. O'Farrell left a letter acknowledging the justice of his /widow, and stated that he was so certain the assassination would succeed, that he sent an account of it and an address to the Irish people, and the proprietors of two Irish papers. The /dney Insurance Company has declared a dividend of 10 per cent. Enthusiastic loyalist meetings have been held in New Zealand. Aid:ERICA. NEW YORK, Jima n. The steamers leaving to-day for Euriipe take out 550,000 dollpre inepecie. The talon steama hi Belgian arrived out to-day. Closing Prices : Gold, 140; Sterling Exchange on London, 1101; 5-20 U. S. Bonds, 18R2, 1121; ditto, 1885, 1101; 10-40 ditto, 1051; Illinois, 157; Erie, 70; Cotton, M. Upland, 291; Petroleum, standard white, 311. Flour, extra State, 9 dole. ; Corn, old mixed, 1151,. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, JUNZ 11. The Staunch, iron double-screw gun-vessel, built by Messrs. Penn, of Stockton-on-Tees, - for the Ad miralty, made • trial of her speed at the measured mile, Stoke's Bay, yesterday. This vessel is a novelty, inas much as she carries one 12i ton 9-inch rifled muzzle-load ing gun, so mounted fiat after firing, or when steaming from port to port, it can be lowered on a platform with its carriage and stowed below, leaving the dock on which It stood clear. The Staunch drew 5 feet 10 inches forward, and 8 feet 6 inches aft, realising a mean speed of 7,663 knots, as a mean of six runs over the mile. Her engines worked well, both separately and together, and the circles were described with a rapidity that gave Litisfaction. She has been attached to the gunnery ship Excellent, as tender. Snb-Lieutenant Schomberg, gallantly rescued a marine, named Rice, from drowning, on Wednesday after noon, under the following circumstances :—Rice, • marine artilleryman, belonging to H.M.S. Gladiator, when on sentry, accidentally fell from the prow of the ship. A constable saw the occurrence, and noticed that the marine appeared to have hurt himself, as he made no attempt to seize a life buoy thrown to him almost immediately. Sub- Lieutenant Schomberg, perceiving the great danger otthe man, leaped into the sea, and saved him. The Admiralty have ordered a further discharge of woilansn from this dockyard, and it is understood that the factory department under the direction of Mr. Andrew Murray is to be numerically reduced. Upwards of 2,000 hands have already been dismissed, some after lengthened periods of service under government, and much dis tress ex&te amongst men who have been in the employ of the Admiralty for many years. The rope house has bts n la ked, and the machinery therein is still, the men on the establishment having been superannuated prema xp re te lz and compulan ily. This further discharge was une the numbers dismissed already having exceeded the original estimate by one-fourth at limb The Osborne ' royal yacht, is to be broken up at this port, and fourt een men have been entered to demolish the vessel, . _ This morning a court-martial assembled on board the Victory, Captain F. B. P. Seymour, C. 8., to try a marine serving on bond the Hector for striking his superior officer. The court found the prisoner guilty, and he was sentenced to two years imprisonment with hard labour. PANSENTATION TO DR. BALSTON.—The testi menial }resented by the Eton boys of last half has been awaiting his visit to Eton, and was given yesterday morn ing in the Upper School, when 000 boys were t. It consists of a silver parcel gilt classical tan the side of which is decorated with • bee relief illustretiOn of Educe- Eon. The reverse bears the following inscription, " Pte sen,ed to Dr. Balaton ypresent Eton/aim, on his &wive don of the Head Quietism, 1867." The cover is surmounted by • seated gore of Minerva, the Goddess of Wiedtm, and the handle spring, troth a 'beautifully nu - dolled hied of Jupiter. It was manufactured by J. W. Beason, of Old Bond-street. On catering the room the doctor was received with deafening applause. Mr. Pruthesoe and Mr. Tritton represented the boys, and Mr. Protheroe said, "We wish, sr, to present you with this tankaid on behalf of the school, as a alight token of our regard and esteem for you. It is but a mall present in itself, but if it were ten times as valuable it would not expels the feelings we have toward you. It is now cuettmery to give testimonials on nearly all occasions, but with as it is no mere form and ceremony, it is the expraa ion of heartfelt gratitude to you for the manner in whi you fulfilled your high cam as head master of this school for nearly six years." Dr. Blanton, after the prot-acted round of applause and cheering had subsided, bristly prerred his &wake, and the proceedings terminated. ROYAL COMMISSION ON PRIMARY EDUCATION (Imaritn.)—The Royal Commission on Primary Eddos hos (Ireland) met on Wednesday at the oillose of tie ecausission, 46. Upper Seekvillesstrest, Thin) were present—The Earl of Pow* the Earl of the Bishop of Meath, Sir It. Kane, Master Drsoie, Dr. Wilson, Rev. B.M. Cowie, Mr. Dense, Mr. Gibzon, Mr. Stokes, and Professor Sullivan. The sceretartes, Misers. May and Duane, were a attendance. St. Andrew's Church, Stoakwell, was consecrate I yesterday by the Bishop of Maisritim. A may large eta greaation was pima to witnesr the ceremony. REDUCTION IN TILE TEA DL'TY.-11ornimiu.'s purr ts as are PA per pound cheaper. Their scent, in al paste at the Ids 'dons are constantly reeeirked free supplies of thaw leo. approved teas. Sold nor in peeksta—lddvertisementi. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL] ONE PENNY. OUR CON TEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) ELECTION INTELLIGENCE: OXFORD CrrY.—Mr. Vernon Harcourt addreeeed a numerously attended meeting of the electors of the city of Oxford last night at the Town-hall, and met with an enthusiastic reception. A resolution 've of the determination of the electors to support his candidata/0 at the ensuing election was agreed to with only two die. sentiente. Mr. Goldwin Smith occupied a seat on the platform, and, on b ein g called upon, made a speech, in which he supported Mr. Harwurt's candidature on public and grounds. EAST Susizir.—lt is announced that the Hon. • W. Broderick and Mr. W. Peek will contest the next election for East Surrey in the conservative interest. Noewww.—The Eldon Loyal and Constitutional Club have declared in favour of the Hon. Major Walpole and Mr. B. I. Harvey, now M.P. for Thetford, as the conservative candidates for the representation of Norwich. GLASooll.—Colonel Sir Archibald Alison, the son of the late distinguished sheriff of Lanarkshire, has been spoken of as a candidate for the representation of the additional seat conferred upon Glasgow. TUE Scorrfas Uravieftslngs.—The conserva tive party intend to bring forward Lord Advocate Gor don as a candidate for the new seat to be conferred upon the lJniversities of Glasgow and Aberdeen. Mr. Archibald Smith, F.R.S., MA., LLD., and Mr. Moncieiff, the =- Lord Advocate, are mentioned in the liberal interest. KIDDERMIESTER.—A public m has de cided in favour of Mr. Thomas Lea as the liberal candi date, and rejected the name of Mr. Bristow*, formerly member for the borough. Mtn. CORRIVALL.-31r. Robartes, who has re mted the division since 1847, yesterday issued his re.. address. Sir Jelin Trelawny, formerly M.P. for 11%v/stock, 'solicits the suffrages of the electors. The boas baronet is in favour of the most thorough religious equa lity, the disestablishment of the Irish church, and the for motion of county financial boards. On the ballot Sir John's opinions have undergone a change,and on mature consideration be prefers open . voting. The liberals are confident of success in both divisions. CIIESHIRL—A meeting of leading and influen tial county electors took place at Stockport on Wednes day, to consider what steps should be takes in view of an approaching election to bring out candidates Inthe Mend interest to represent the new division (the North-East) of the county. It was resolved to invite Sir James Watta, of Abney-hall, Cheshire, and Mr. Thomas Ashton, of Hyde. In the conservative interest Mr. Legh, of Lyme, late member for South Lancashire, is spoken of. STOCILPOST.—The conservatives speak of opposing Mr. G. A. Fernley, nephew of the Into Alderman Barnes, of Manchester, to the present representatives at the neat election. PAIBLEY,—It is stated that Mr. Crum-Ewing will not bo permitted to walk over the course for the burgh as he did last time, but that Mr. A. Kintrea, of London, a native of Paisley, will come forward to oppose him. WEsr CoßinvALL.—Mr. Richard Davey, who has represented this division eleven years in the liberal interest, and has been returned three times un yesterday issued an address, announcing his intenotr to retire in consequence of ill-health. Mr. Gryils, chairman of the liberal committee, has summoned • meeting for Tuesday next, to consider the selection of • 'amasser. Mr. E. W. Brydge4Willyams, of Nanekeval, Columb a will meet probably be chosen. NORTH DURHAX.—A meeting of the electors has been held in support of Mr. George Elliott, who has come forward as a candidate at the unanimous request of the conservative party. A committee was appointed to carry out the wishes of the meeting. PUBLIC 3IMINIIIII. The Times regards the Registration Bill brought in by Mr. Hardy last night as a satisfactory redemption of the pledge given by the government to expedite the elec tion of the new Parliament. If it peas, as it doubtless will per, with little alteration, the great questions by what hands the nation shall be guided, and what policy shall direct the national progress, may be decided before Christmas. The Time! will be disappointed if the wisdom of the select committee to whom the bill has to be referred, does not approve the possibility of accelerating the elections by so much more than the go vernment proposes as to avoid the risk of a hurried and unsatisfactory discussion on our future government on the eve of Christmas. With regard to the adoption by parlia ment of the recommendations of the select committee on the boundary question, the Times remarks that their decision only shows that the question of redistribution will not oome to an end in the present par liament. When we have on the one side the vast towns of which only the kernels are parliamentary boroughs and on the other country districts surrounding what is merely a village, and the whole forming a parliamentary borough, people will ask what principle or system there is in the dia thietion between the two classes of franchise. What the end of such an inquiry will be need not be predicted. The Deily News remarks that the whole subject of the redistribution of seats, and of the relations of the borough to the county representation, of which the subject of boundaries is a part, mud be dealt with in its entirety by the new parliament. All that has been done or can be done now is to make tolerable provisional arrangements ; and to avoid one-sided dealing. Practically, the Boun dary Bill was pasted last night. The principles and the chief provisions of the Scotch Reform Bill have been agreed upon. The Irish Reform Bill is the only measure necessary to a dissolution with which there has been small progress. Now that its rival claimants on parliamentary attention are in course of removal, it may be hoped that rapid way will be made with it also. To the Tekgrape the result of Mr. Ribbed's amend ment is most satisfactory ; and it is ready to acknowledge that ministers are doing all they can to finish off the work of the session. It is quite clear, mys the Post, that the liberal party have made up their minds to leave the government undis turbed until the meeting of the new parliament, and henceforth during the present session their efforts will be mainly directed towards bringing about that event as soon as possible. The Star dwells on the fact that the glowing anticipations in which the government formerly indulged have now dwindled to a meeting of the house for actual business on the 14th of December. It is to be hoped that to this at ►east ministers will be sternly held by the house. An their sincerity is doubted, it might even now be well to Make matters safe by a limitation of the supplies. The Standard is very wrath at the failure of the Govern ment Boundary Bill. There is not a shadow of pretenoe, it says, for the course taken by the radical chiefs in oppo sition to the bill, in reason, ha policy, or in equity. Their one motive, the one ground on which they appeal to their followers, which all their parliamentary arguments are but meant decently to cloak, is that the urban votes strengthen the Liberal interest in the counties, and help to give to the radical party that dis honest advantage which was first won by the Reform Act of 1832, and the enhancement of which has been the object of every Reform Bill since intro duced by liberal governments. The opposition to the &tindery Revision Bill was a party move ; the debate was a party debate ; the division a party division ; the victory valued because it SWUM to the liberals a certain number of votes to which they have not the shadow of a right in some dozen county constituencies. The Herald cannot trust itself to speak of the insulting decision of the house. It is enough to say that it can hardly belie►e in the election of a new parliament which will lend itself to such a contemptible breath of good faith. C01721T 812 31 . It has always been the firm opinion of the 71ewi, that if, in the course of the last two years, Europe has been spared the miseries of war, it has been entirely owing to the moderation of two men Count Bismarck and the Emperor Napoleon. And, knee the perplexities and inconsistencies of the latter potentate have placed him under the control of conflicting factions in his own cabinet, peace has depended on the ex tremely clear and resolute, yet at the same time cautious and conciliatory, policy of the Prussian statesman. Tak ing his ground upon the principle that he would put up with no foreign interference in German matters, he has evinced the most consummate forbearance in not giving, and the meet heroic endurance in not taking, offence. It is sincerely to be hoped that Bismarck's spirit may linger behind him in his absence. Next to the ascendancy of Bismarck's genius, it is the influence of the camp that is uppermost is King William's councils. Military men are not necessarily quarrelsome ; they do not rashly endanger peace simply because their business is war. Still, a cer tain punctiliousners and impulsiveness is characteristic of the whole caste ; and it would certainly bode no great good to Europe if Marshal Niel and General Moltke were to be brought face to face; if international courtesies were to be carried on through their aides-de-camp, rather than through the diplomatic agents of M. de Moustier and M. de Bismarck. THE CHANCELLORSHIP OF EDDIBUROH 17NI VICRSIM—A London committee is in process of formation to promote the election of Mr. Gladstone as Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh. The committee, presided over by Sir James Simpson, in Edinburgh, at a meeting recently held, appointed Dr. W. S. Mayfair to act as secretary to the London committee, and we are requested to intimate that this gentleman will be happy to confer with, or receive the names of, all those who are disposed to become members. The election for the Chancellorship will take place on the 30th October, so that, as the register will (as we have indicated elsewhere) close ou the Ist, and be revised and published on the 'kith of the same month, all who are included therein will be enabled to record thdr votes for one or other of the candidate for the Cl aneellorship.—Lammt. . MARYLEBONE WORIMOUsE.—At the request of Sir JamesJ. Hamilton, Batt crown churchwarden of the perish of St. Marylebone, the Earl of Devon, President of the Poor-law Board, in tympany with Sir Michael Edward Hicks Beach, Bart., M.P., Poor-law Secretary, yesterday visited the new camel and chronic wards of the workhouse of this 'pariah. A full description of these wards, erected from the designs of Mr. Bases Snell, has already op. rtin our column& The eorl,who wee scoompensed irinspection by Sir James J. mlWn, the Rev. C. 3. Ph Eyre, the rector; Dr. Brewer, chairman of the District Asylum Board, sad several of the tmosi guardans of St. Marylebone and other metropolitan work o expressed his warm val of the admirable nagemente made by the geardiaes of this parish for the comfort of their aged and MA= poor, and of the extreme cleanliness, order, and regularity which prevailed througk. out be whole of this extensive establishment. Curs= RAT= nt Toney, held on Wednesday, the churchwardens' neetnente for the past year were unanimously passed, and the late unprecedented strife, lanalting from the forced exaction of church rates, has been succeeded by ssorenznicahle pro ceedings. Many of the dissenters who not twelve mouths before Led their goods taken for a church rate, kayo Me raliy Fabscribed toward the restoration of the Ms old plush church, in sums from 3/. 3e. to Mt. In three weeks the Church Restoration and amounted to nearly 3,0001. The churchwardens have issued a notice eating a meeting of the parishioners in the Town-101l cm neat Wednesday to ening to grant money by voluntary subscriptions for the c pewee of the church for IMMO. • The Irish Church Commission have (we learn from the Puilim Erpreet) concluded the collection of in formation. and pprreepared valuable schedules,. showinx the number of sambees sif the drarehis sack perish, thagerea income of the incumbent, all Unlade," and. all tee move. whence the income is derived. The report may be shortly loaned for. The Clistreditnet dates that the Colonial Bishlps Gomel has raised a re-solution in favour of the orsenon of tw,. 1, shoran, one for the west ooett of South Amore" and another for the sat mast. sichnere of the diocese of Guiana ; and, that *has mastered a committee to conifer the sub act and oto,such erection by conference with the pieties ed. ' • Thoe Bronors' Company has just given a fourth donation of one hundred pounds to the Metropolitan Nee Hospital, Devonshire-square, City. .—At a PALESTLVI ZIPLORA77ON FUND. This society, which, ander the patronage of her Majesty, is esta blished for the accurate and systematic investigation of the archeology, topography, geology , physical geography , and the manners and customs of e Holy Land, for the purposes of biblical illustration, held its annual meeting yesterday at Willis's Hoer; the Arch bishop of Yoax weeding. The Earl of Dome, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Dean Stanley, Sir H. Rawlinson, Mr. Layard, M.P., Mr. W. Morrison, M.P., Mr. Tite, M.P., Dean Alford, Alderman Hale, Dean Close, and many other dis tinguished clergymen and laymen were also present, to gether with a large assemblage of ladies. Mr. P. W. HOLI4IID, one of the honorary secretaries, read a report detailing the society's operations during the pod year, which bad been limited for want of means. There was a considerable increase in the number of sub scribers, bat the total amount of subscriptions was very inadequate to the carrying out of the whole scheme of operations. Mr. Warren's explorations had thrown light upon the original features of Temple-bill, and promised to discover data for farming opinion of the position of various sites in thHory aq. For the drat time the actual settee of the ancient city bad been reached ; underground a network of drains and reservoirs wee being laid which would no doubt aid in settling man points con nected with the level of different portions of Jerusalem. In the valleys of the liedron and of the Tyropcsan, by a sue cassioa of shafts, discoveries of intense interest had been made with regard to the original course and character of the valleys. The limits of the bill and position of the wall of Ophel bad been in a great measure ascertained, end shafts gunk on the south of the wall of the Hares area had shown that the amount given by Joseph= of the giddy height of the battlements of the ancient city was not the exaggeration supposed. Other details of the dis coveries m ad e were given, and of the operations now going on, and it was announced that Lieutenant Warren would start on his return to Palestine, to resume his labours, with an increased staff. The principal feature of the meeting was the am:Cunt given by Lieutenant Warren of the excavation he is making at Jon nial and the gallant officer having been called upon by Lord Maftesbury, he proceeded to read a statement the effect of which wee that there were employed on the Jerusalem exploration two corps of bigiueers engaged in the excavations, aird about 70 Muellmans. The objects discovered in the excavations were remarkable for their paucity. They consisted&idly of pottery, bronsed .. and glass . The seal of Haggai had been found, s to be of the time of Ezra—and the letters wore in Mr - — Old Samaritan character. The discovery of the site of the Temple, the position of Mount Zion, and other places of Wm at, he hoped would reward further research. He then gave a detail of the arches, causeways, wells, aque ducts, vault; &c., and offered his own speculations as to the period and objects of the fountain; subterranean ways, and building remain found. The Dean of Warning's= submitted a resolution of thanks to Lieut. Warren for his satisfactory and inte resting account, sad expwesing an earnest hope that he would be enabled to continue his valuable researches with like success. _ Mr. A. H. LATAED, M.P., seconded the motion, and, from personal experience, bore testimony to the a:aculties of prosecuting such operations so those in which Lieutenant Warren was en in a climate like that of Palestine, and am• id a population so bigotted in their religion as ,rce Mahommedims. The motion wen curried unanimously. air IL Liwasma, who dwelt upon the necemity of pralizig an accurate map of Palestine, moved, " That it of Se utmost importance that while the excavations ware carried on with utiebsted vigour, a systematie survey of the whole of Palestine should be completed as seen as pcsdble." The Bev. Yr. HMI= msonded the motion, sod, Misr bag from Dr. lihmley, thought that further monstione might set et rest the debated quo Lion whether the ancient March of theflepuletwe was without or within the walls of the city, and determine many other interesting archon logioel points one religion. TM resolution was The Be,. G. Wuzaane monad a declaration of the de eirabilly of further researches as to the geology, zoology, and bob ny of Palestine. Yr. C. GLIM! emonded the resolution, which was car ried, end the proceeding. terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. THE BALL ow Ligroin; On SUNDAY BILL. — Oa the ricussollittng of this committees Sir James Fargunto, Mart., in On_ chair Mr. Raney Berkeley, one of the winker; for Drina, and a nuneer of the etnassilbss, tendered binned' ea a witness with reference to ea asitisan which had bans published and signed by 4,000 penes.% who Bristol whist the proposed bill. Man of the us e s signal wore BristoL Witness bad written highly a letter reeseenn,-Hg r Wlsilti, bat that be did from Ida ennucinvietion: 111. warned dics tend to by teetotaling or any such people when la treble the letter idr ef rtion. Mr. Winterbothaid. the Tr% of Fears Hoare, Was then further era= considered the Myda-park riots were owed by Pore Robed Otratener's bill He had bon consernd isa& trade fur thirty-sin years, and for twenty-Ave yeurs taken en satins part in everything consedied 'TWIRL the trade. The interests of the liesesedTlOWl4l,lll4l.oolll4l6- celly append to iintaksbaigiv- Erin' signailtrer to thr ; petsticne against this aseasurs, in witness's opinion, were ges.uuat boo& fide signstasses. The ,government bavo appointed Predesaor K 4 Moffatt, LL.D.. Queen's College. balway, to the °Moe of . senator of the Queens . University; Dublin; Venders& vs- ' • • ' 4" • ca A t by the (teeth Olin left 14ln don. F. BkOilbSllll66 Mr. Edward O'Regan, a g,entleinan connected with the medical profession, who was tried at the Dublin Si meal Commission for Fenian designs, has been !gleaned on boil from Sihnainham prison. t I . .., :1 «sr , , 1 ill I ~1 I I r, ti