The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-28 00:00:00

C> lt c_ z 01- • ~ L '."- " 'dKo - • • - ~ .41 54- 1 ! Tr. • • ritry fir nil AI , ( \ fj t • (1j - 7 1 ' . 43 rt 4 N EWS PAPE it . • i 2 ,4 'k:..4: ' :::• • .. * of 1 1 "4- 11 Xi ,A. v e .">. No. 4,928.] TTA, calling at IiADRAEL—The well- I C A i l g ClT own clipper aux Wary LADY JOCZLYN, ;WI sons, 300 horse-power, ROBBAT W. Commander, Now loading In the Victoria (London) DOcke, leave on the 14 th June. embarking parengers at and learing Gravesend on the lath June. Thin magnificent ship, DIM enreeely for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, hag gref.reibe accommodation Tor passengen, and will carry an experienced surgeon and a stevaniess. . . . The stsice will be mmthnied monthly by one of the following fasteallma auxiliary /Ma ♦eeede belonging to this Company : Ilionwpower. I Da{! Of sailing. Mauritius COMM& Jason Golden Theo, Queen of the Balk Indiana 1.1116 1.1111 sew srs Att lati-k.16. lg. is. November IL December 16. Jan. 16, WM February 16. ifid;apes lAdy Jocelyn. For freight ar pump anady to Messrs. ORINDLAY and Co., 66, Partiammloße4, B. W. the Broken, Mora ALFILID BREIT and Os, UO, Leidenhalletreet, MC.: or M the 001cee of the Company, 0, Mincing-lane. London, IC., where also appl4 cation for appaielmenta so Ili daMpmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DRZW, Secretary. But India nod London Shining Oceensay (Limited), 9, Ildhaeing-bne, as DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE et PACKET SEM—For SYDNEY direct, to sail tram the riser nth June, oallig r a t Plymouth lit July to masa passe the splendid bulk ship YIKEIZA, A 1 13 years, r 1.037 tons, J . . SWANSON, Conunsodne; in the East India Docks. This line ship has a full poop most excellent accommodation for cabin passengers. Her 'tweets decks being lofty and airy. she offers a desirable opportunity for a few intermediate passengers, and will carry an .—Ter teems dfreight Or PUMP apply = 1" 14111/14 No. 9, BilUterstreet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHlP.—Direct for SYDNEY, to from Use river on the Lath of July, calling at Plymouth at {MLR* of August to embark passengers, the splendid frigairbeet LA HOGUE, A 1 13 years, 1,331 tons register, JOHN W ah l MANS, Commander; lying In the East India Doan 'Thisene ship 11841 been built timed, for the Sydney trade. She has full poop, with Ent-rate accommodation for cabin passanges, her twain desks being lofty and airy, she offersoko a dadrable opportunity for atm second coign and Intermediate pare and and will carry on experienced surgeon.—For terms of tor passage appRS, ly to ( C a p t or- in WlLstrook LIAMS, on board: or to D MOO 9, irkEN'TIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 111 of PACKET 81171..—F0r ADELAIDE Direct (will bare quick despatch), the wen-known British-bunt ceir home IREER A 1, 700 tons, DAVID BRUCE, Comman • Wag in the !Andre Docks. This favourite retest regularly eniployed in the Adelaide trade, h well known for her uniform pampa. and comfortable accommodation for cabin —Ear tenni of freight or Farago apps to Mown P E DALI. RILEY, and Co., 17, Oracechigreet ; or to DEVITT and MOOR; 9, Blniter.etreet. DEVITT MOORE'S REGULAR LINE of PACRIST SHlP.—lor HOBART TOWN Meet (last ship ping dm Thursday, July 10, the PERCY, A 1, theater 919 tow, RICHARD WRANIMORI, Othentander But India Docks. This ies..l:l has a spacious and elegant poop, and affords an az ...Went opportunity for Snit-clam pamengen. Has great height in the 'them decks for the aO OO of bounty ticket and other Intermediate pameogers, and will carry a sur—For freight or passage apply to the owners, Messrs. RICHARDSON BROTHERS, mid Oa, 17, Bt. Helen's-place, Mthogegatentrest ; or to DIMITY and MOORE, 9, Bllliteratreet, DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Pm LAUNCPSTON Direct (bas a great part of her cargo engaged, and will have Immediate dematch , the British Ina clipper barque WESTBURY, Al, reg6ter 330 tons, THOMAS SMITE, Commander I=Lie London Docks, This vessel, built expressly for the trade, has Just arrived after a rapid passage. She has elegant accommodation for a few chief caMn paseerra. T lor tams of freight or wage apply to Ir . T. EL WA K No. 15s, 84 Lialen's.pliste; or to DIY ITT aid MOORE, 9, Billiterogreat. TIEVITT and mooars AUSTRALIAN LINE of recta BBle.—For LAIINCISION Direct, the new British.buitt cli bisque ASPHOD6L. A I,register WO tom, JOHN W YRlLL,Nounandm Landes Docks This meet, ad rMrably adapted kg the Launceston trade, is expected to make a very quick su eat, s and has good accommod O 0 ation for a few chief cahin pasemape—Por terms of frt or to Mr. T. B. WALLER., 15.5, St Helen'eplaoo ; or Pa rt e A r l4 and MOOR; p, santer4fteet DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACIRT-BHIP.—Per PORT PHILLIP Direct (will bare Immediate despatch;, the new London-owned clipper ship ARUNDEL, 3-3rds =A 1. register 1,249 tons, WILLIAM REDA DIVOT, Commander. Tido beautiful noel, lust built on peasteen approved lines, offers • Ilwit-rste opportunity tor ship and passengers, and !impacted to flake a very quick run oat —For tams of freot or passage apply to G. A. lIERRINO and Co 124, Bishopsgsteatreet ;or DEV ITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter•treet. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 851 P.—For PORTLAND BAY Direct (will have Immediate despatch), the fastealling British-built barque coNnicr, A 1. register MS tons. LEONARD MOON. Com mander. Has Met-rate accommodation for a few ^hletcabin ILAmrogrro.—Nor or - a few chtex W. JACKSON sad Co. GreaMcla Passage apply to 11.18 m aid DOODK. 9. Nollarstreet. r-stroot . or to DKVITT MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of B!sateen-yard, London) LINK of PACKS! SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct (So Rave the Lodi.) Docks on Saturday, June 21, calling at Plymouth), the splendid new clippership TRU E BRITON, 1,100 tons, U.H.HAWN, Commander; lying in the Fast India Docks. Her accommoda tions for all classes of pamengers are tumurpassed, and she will atrry an experienced surgeou.—For freight or pamage sp4lAt i o ld'UOI). A I.I,PORT, and MORGAN, with Marrs. Money W and Sons, L 56, Leadenhallatreet —Passengers by this line of packets are conveyed trout Paddington to Plymouth first-claes for secondelus fazes, sad second-class for third-class fires. BLACK BALL MONTHLY itTSTRAMAN QL1211128 tras LONIS43/ Direct. PSrt. I . 161dp. Tommie. ITo Sall. Sydney Aornoway Sydney .lNeelUe 1,540 June 10. Sydney Morning Star %SOO June S. Sydney Annie Archbell .... 1,500 July 10. Melbourne Melbourne Queensland Whirlwind Queensland lealtana 2,500 June 30. This celebrated line of packets bare, by their punctuality and rapid proiaanes, earned a world known reputation, and their pu sena, r accommodation is crisurpassed by any vessels afloat —For all particulars respecting freight or purge to Australia ap It i yLe JAM BAINIM and Co Liverpool; all Agents for the S l eek Mall Line; end to T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Laadenhall-ainlet, landau, LC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL MAY-8111PS, aylpoanted by the Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and Indneen LIVER POOL and latiTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and rveche pasaengers and her Majesty's malls. The following or other vestals are ap pointed to mall from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the mans: AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, May 31. `CHINA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, June 7. • Taking passengers sod goods for /Jammu and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the R.H.S.S. British Queen. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 14. Passage money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, £22: second cabin, fl 6. To New York, chief cabin. £t6; second cabin, LlB. Freight to Halifax, Boston. and New York, £.3 per ton, and 6per cent. primage.—Applyto J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broailstreet, London ; Carrie. Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Tans ; 0. mud J. Bums, Buchanan-street, Glasgow ; 1). and C. Wirer, Queenstown; or 1). and C. Wirer, 8, Water street. Liverpool. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PUILADELPMASTEAWSRIP COMPANY intend despatch ing their full-powered iron Screw Steam-shim calling at Queens town to embark patsengers and despatches, as follows: WE:ELY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE. GLABOOW, Wednesday, June 4. EDINBURGH, Wednesday. June 11. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 18. AM every asseceediug Wedneed . Cabin pomp, lb, 17, and 21 gulnem ding to the teem modatioe. Forward 8 guineas, Including all provides). °poked. Passengers br Canada and the Western States booked thug on very advantageou s terms .— For further particulars ap ro h ply to WILLIAM INMAN, tr., Water-street, Liverpool. or b RIVAS and MACEY, 61, King William-street, City. PIIIILIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS wllt despatch the undermentioned Ant-elms steamers as follows: ►or ROTTERDAM and the RE I NE, the RATAVIF,R, from the British and ►oreign Steam ‘% harf, Wapping, ever► Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the FY ENuORD, every Thursday MOM- Inc at 7 am., from off the Tower. ►or REEMIN, twice a week, the ADLER, MOWS. or SCHWALM, altersateiy Wednesday and Saturday, at noon, from Iforselydown. Para: AS, El, and It.. Return tickets lamed at a fare sad. half. . _ _ Not lee.—She Railway between Bremen and Dow open for the conveyance of casein:era and W parts of Germany for OOTHENBURG, the LONDON, about May 31, to be followed by the TRAM W 3 and GUSTAF WABA, alternately every week, from Iforselydown. Fares, Al 15. and £1 For freight, ►.. app , y at Cliplts's Unlisted 011 ks, Ilecent-clrcna,V., sir to ramurre, 03,13 M, and 11111,L1PFS, 11, flood-lane, LQ Bremerhaven la merchandise to OORNS, BUNIONS, and DBFF.CTIVB TOE vv MAILS =TRACT= end CURED in ISO minute, without cutting or the Med gain, by Mr. RRNDALL , fib, Regent.atreet. Lidice attended by We Randall if preferred. Terme, is. ed. to fo. Mr. Randall has teethnonials from the Royal Family, which may be seen, with thousands of others, from anre of the kingdom, similar to the following:—Prom the RI t Rev. the Lord Bishop of London :—" Mr. Rendall has effectu ally cured some corns on my feet without giving any pain.' —"Sir Robert Alexander, 36, 81. James's-place, has had two large tosneds and a corn extracted from his feet by Mr. Rendall, and can strmigty eoomrnend him." Otesrwa. SI, liagent-atraet Quadrant. THE UNIT= KINGDOM SHIP-OWNDTG 1 COMPANY (Unified) will remove to ihstr offices, No. 9, YZNCHURCLBTRIRT, LC., on 110/17Artre Ind JUNI sect.—By order, RICHARD DAVIS, Secretary pro tem. Temporary Mow 48, Lombardwireet, 27th May, ISM L AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Fiss44lsmet, London. Established 183. The Invested Assets of this Society exceed Five Millions Ster ling; Its annual Income Is Four Ilondred and Ninety-live Thou sand Pounds. Up to the 61st December, 1861, the Society had paid in:claims upon death— Sums Assured Bonus thereon ... £4,03,378 1,116,298 Together 0,444,676 The profits are divided every fifth year All participating policies effected during the present year will, if In force beyond l Slat December,lB44, share In the profits to be divided up to that date. At the divisions of profits hitherto made, reversionary bonuses exceeding Three and a Half Millions have been added to the several policies. Prospectuses, forms of proposal, and statements of somata, may be had on application to the actuary, at the v M street, London. WILLIAM SAMUEL DO Pebroary, 13K Aa~tnry rykIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROGDEN noomesnd the pito, to hays the Carat Gold Mated oa the layok•-- . ' lbw Gold and Pun Gold," se applied to Jewellery, a delnelbs. WATHIRSTON and BROODEN'a GOLD and an manias manufactured by then, are bold upon thls m = a s: B ls the manufacturers' prim. Manufactory, n, Asp made of endue awl 'cola Wii. "4- 41 e . This aballolossal is droll sit elm oil as IligAmilaya at 1. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. TM BIIIIMUS k PAAL SPANISH LACK IMITATION HMO REAL PRINCE. BRUXILLIS, and SPANISH SHAWL! PEAL MAMA MANTILLAS, 4; Mimic IMITATION SHAMA and MA2iTIM, A. BLACKMAN'S SPANISH MOT, M. SOUTH AIIDLIT-ST., GIOSVANOLSQUARA, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Spedxnen garments of the NIW COATINGS are now ready for inspection. The tronserbop ere of patterns and ter rors not to be excelled. A select stack of 'Mover coats always on band at HAMILTON an wa d d aM l Vlß 106. Strand. opposite Exeter.luilL lei NW MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NW SPRING AND StINIMER STOCK kr the Workl-kuos4 Gook& ANGOLA Ilk TROINIERS, Is am Tepid* and ready for Thum Trouser* were oriclailoil= a ll4B, Irliosoenlyaddrooo 7/ARROORAVINTT,RANOVRRAWARR mad who Y sof oconectod Id& may woos baltatiog and dyer timing is fail - alma KID lith 1121LOART. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. mom aad BOlrli celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, which la adapted squib for Walking Riding, Travelling, or Business, will be found the most condOrtable dress fora visit to the International Exhibition, price from 30e. to 70s Spring and Summer Clothing of every description, ready.made, or made to measure for all dames and all ages. E. MOSES and SON, Lady made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Mikan, and General °Matters. London Humes City 161, 116, 156, 157, Yineries 83, 84, 8 5 , 8 6 , tif. BB FF, 8 14 0 61 6 Oxford-street Branch, 106, 507, %N u r Orionletreet . 2, S, Hart Creek. sham-court-road Branch, LA, 11111, Totimaluuneourt.road EU, Euston-road. Country Establishments: !Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. An articles are marked to plain naives the lowest poesible price., from which so abatement can be rode. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lists of prime, with rules for seltmemurement, sad patterns, post tree. L MOSES and BOB'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at comet tin Saturday evening at sunset, when business Is resumed until 11 o'clock. L MOSIB and SON'S Pam hlet for the present season, with French and German ns, and containing some Interest ing information concerning the "international /fixhiblUon," may e had gratis, and post tree. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. wAtron and SON. $ and 4. GOODOZETRIIT, W. Pand 8. BEYFIIB HAVE OPENED . ADDITIONAL AND MOST LITINEIVE PREMISES, No lea, OXFORD-02=W In ho op mey posite BoedeWest), coujunctioe with their Lily Premises, 91 tc 96. CITY-ROAD. THOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH are respectfully solicited to inspect their large sad varied Stock of first-class Furniture at both Establishments. GOODS CARRIAGE PRIX TO ANY FART OF THE KINGDOM. Illustrated Catalogues gratis end poet tree. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN muds a large joint of meat with a mere handful of coals. The saving is immense; the meat is beantifally roasted la every part, nicely browned all over, and all the gravy and nattitions properties retained. Pete 250. N.B. These surprising ante are produced by sciestifie concentration of heat BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight ; an infallible method et cooking this favourite timetable in perfectioa. Price Oa, 75., as. BARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housemaids friend, warranted to saws ens ton of coalsin titres. Price ith Id. (Will test 20 )eant) • 114A.RLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No wade or eediment disturbed In tilting. Will rem its trifling mI et n a month. Price 9a. and upward. nARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VENT PEG REQUIRED; no more dat beer sr soar wine, Yrice 4 6d.. ditto eleetro plated, 9L—Apply direct to JAILER BARLOW, patentee, It, Kln g Wllllametreet, Mansion beam. Seethe& ids name sad address bon every article; all ethers am 'peewee imitations. zolgraTio. Rratla. ICstablished COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Hignbary and irimpland Coal Depets. No travellers or ftents employed. LEA and Co.'a lowest summer price for Hetton. Haswell, and Lambton Wallsend , the beet boom coal, di rect from the co il La by screw steamers, is Ma per ton (do not pay more ander any pretext) ; Hartlepool, Yee.: Tanileld, 17a ; Wet small, IM. Inland, by railway Slikstone, first class, fla ; second class, . Clay Crass, 19s. and las. ; Barnsley, 17s. ; Hartley, 17a Net sub. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Lon don Railway Station, Itighbury, Islington, or Bingsland. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the paper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or DRNTIFRICK compounded of Oriental ingredients. is of inestimable value in prow and beautifying the teeth. Mrengthening the gums, and I n tins a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar m the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the arDto cracy of Europe, and it II universally In high repute. Price Is. Dd. per hot. Sold by A. Rowland sad Sone, SO, Hatton- Arden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands t...... BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on thealeine.-81JMIIER BEASON, lilt —The MINERAL WATERB of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Utak& err stimulant, tonic, alterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service in removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist the processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful reme dial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, In hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In cases of Gout, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions., the most lumpy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the waters is more especially recognized by those who drink them at their source . for then, the Invigorating air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene. and perfect e abstraction from the cares of the world, concur in waist the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which, in the beauty of its architeo ture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the rich ness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and con certi, as also for the games of trente et quarante and roulette; the former to played with the half remit, and the latter with one zero; the daily venture of the bank at the trente et guaranis table is Axed at £ll,OOO, and the maximum stake 111480. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable reading room, liberally furnished with German, French, English, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch pumas; • ooffee room in the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on to a fine terrace paved with asphalty ; a grand dining room,where there is a tatile-d'hate la Prancaise, twice a day, at one and Ave o'clock, under the super intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, who Is the lessee of the retreahment department of the Kurhaus. . . . An excelkut orchestre, numbering forty distinguished mad dens, performs three times a day : In the morning at the Wells in dee afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In the evening in the grand Ballroom. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the ostakhia of Frankfort. There are twenty trains a day, to or fro, the lose se late as eleven o'clock. As the parney occupies only half an hour, the annteemonte of Frankfort are within easy ruled Visitors in Homburg nay get to Brussels In twelve boats, to Berlin la fifteen. to Per la la sixteen, end to London In twenty four, so adoellant Is the Interecensunication by rail. RDE PURE FLUID MAGNESIA D b iN prheem. " deltas tensity-eve yam emph ly atically mute- Weal by tbe mailed predmelom and salve nal sze= e ty the Mk, as lite be reste,ty for acidity of the beedache, gout, and Indiention, and as a wild spa tient for delicate oonstlintions, more especially for ladles and children. It le prepared, in a state of perfect purity and uniform Memeirlb, only by DINNIIIOND and Co., It, New Bendatreek rambea; and add by all reepeetable chemltta Ihreesimealbe pert& TOZZAIIIII COPARIZTE MEGE, suoctedully trad In the Para aad London Hoopla* under the tare ot Marra Calarter, ihrard a r i PdLod• ewl Le Clerk (Lancet, eth war.. no. • awe le en eleee r os u e. — k. d e either in recent er dumb diessees—la Ild. Per al Oa. M. C. 'mesa a French Mai* ea, Haymarket, .T . o1)1!.. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EY4NING, MAY 28, 1862. PABTRANA EMBALMED, standing 4.lF U r i : IA igt, dreamed ss In life, la pronounced by the medicsl pro fession to be the greatest scientific ctuioalty ever exhibited in Loudon. BURLINGTON GALLUP, 191, Pi cc adilly. OPIN DAILY, from 'Maven to Nine.—Adralrebni, Gas Milling. THE LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitors to the It'dtittles will here find superior accommodation s = with the best entertainment in London. Operatic received with unbounded delight every evening : eadwhllit the Comic Vocalists engaged are In themselves a host 04 agamstmlat. the astonishing performance of the ELLIOTT !MILT justly entitle them to the appellation of the Wonders of the Age. Re freshments of all kinds from S a.m. Breakents, la , Moen la carte, or at fixed prices, always ready.--The LONDON PAVILION, Tkhborneatreet, top of the Haysearket. LOIDL and SONNHAYMEZ, htextetees. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL WINS COMPANY, 111, PallZlaaftosi, &W., Established 1868 for the sappy of pure Willte of the highest character et a ea of at least 30 per cent. ROYAL VICTORIA SHIRRY, 27e per dozen. (The Standard of &academe ) SPLINDID OLD PORT 37s. per 4011110. (Teo years In the wood.) Dinner Sherry, tOe. and Ma. Old Port, Sta. and SOL =asatrpagne, Ms. St. Julien Claret, lea ,?Os &SOL . Brandy, OM and Meet Schiedam Hollerith, SOL NIL per dozen. per case. BEAtiIJULIS Bottles and Pac Slz dozen our carriage fro Wl 110 e. per doses. pe Included. Terme, cub or referent, END TIPPLNO. Kammer. EATJ-DE-VlE.—This Pare PALE BRANDY, lr. per gallon, Is demonstrated, upon analysis, to be pe milady free from acidity, and very superior to recent imports. lions of Cognac. In French bottles, NM per des. : or in a cam for the country, Its. Railway carriage paid. No Agents, and to be obtiuned ealy[ef KERRY BRZTT and Co., Old runtivale Diatillory, liolb XBitY—Pale Dinner SHERRY, 248. per doe. way c arriage paid. Recommended with confidence. HENRY BR ITT and Co., Distillers and Impeders, Holborn bare, E.C. C°FKB'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, rhich is so highly esteemed with Fish, Game, Steaks, Soaps, Grills, Greek*, Hot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled for general use, le sold by the most respectable dealers In hob mum. —C. COCKS, Heading, sole manufacturer, late J. and C. Cocks. HOW to LIVE ONE HUNDRED YEARS. Try the TOST•OI7ICE TURKISH BATHS, lk ST. BARTINItLII-011.A.ND. Acknowledged by the preen and faculty to be Use mast perfect, luxurious. and complete in the kingdom. Deily, Se.: evenings, la. Oct ; Sundays, till One, la. ►nBE PARIS ELEGANT, ONE SHILLING. J. This lboadsorea Work, In English, for JUNE, contains BEAUTIFUL OOLOURED FASHIONS, Original Literature, and the Chit-chat of Paris. Supplied by all booksellers and news agents, Post free, ls.td. Othoe, 26, Itrydges-street, Covent garden. This day, decoy Bvo, with Portrait, 155,, riiHE REMAINS of the late Mrs.RICHARD A- TRENCH. Being Selections Irma Qtr./annals, Letters, and otber Edited by her Son, Use Dean of WEIMLIIIS , M. : Parker, Bon, and Bears, West Strand. PIM Edition, revised, I vols., octavo, 99a.. PRINCIPLES of POLITICAL 'ECONOMY. By Jon STUART Mak Hy the tams Author, CONSIDERATIONS on REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT. Seco= Edition. Octavo, 9s. SYSTEM of LOGIC. Ma Idition. Two vols. 255. OBSERTATIONS and DISCUSSIONS, POLITICAL. PHIUMO PHICAL, and HISTORICAL. Two vols., octavo, 2= ON LIBERTY. Booted Edition. 7a ta THOUGHTS on PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. Second Edition, with Supplement. Is. dd. London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, Wad Strand. Di CUITIS ON NERVOUBNIStk GENERAL DEBILITY, &a / 014 POWiah". Pries IL APOSI tree from the Author feel& AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE CUBE of PREILASUBE DECLINE in MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour. the result of twenty-five years' successful practice In the treatment of these peculiar nervous and acquired Wieser which tend to embitter and shorten life. By. Dr. J. L. CORM 16, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till & and 6 to & Waf ee; nchesitation in saying there is no member of society by whom the boot 'Minot be found =of al—whether such person bold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman.'•—ilun. London: limn. WA Conthill : and J. Allen, 20, Warwick-lane. %was oveuar, &b deit, lasseaehlre, coal dealer, Jae 18, Maban. Newton, near Msbettester, grocer, Julie 18. at (1101K111 6lsolt, Bartownpon-Irwell, lanosahtre, late beerthop beipar, Ames 7, , at 10. TA/RON P001114.1T, Manchester, fish salesman, Jane 7, at 10 . sAgeAspalremixrca, Great Bolton, Lancashire, ameba fitter, June 11, at 10. _ ----- JAMN 111111109, Rochdale, Lancashire, emellware deekr, Juno 11, at IL - • Cnantml 1160/in, Rochdale, lanceshire, woolsorter, lase 9, at 11. Joel Pakftifoon, Bernoldswick, Yorkshire, Joiner, Just% Mt 47901 Mini last oowton,Yorkahlre, shoemaker, May 20. at IL TmOmatranimi, Ickka, Yorkshire, publicus, June n, 11. ZnittillaflLLweity, Biggirawade, Beds, journeyman coiiik body 'UMW, Jpne 7, at 11. W= Renew*, Chesterfield, Derbrshire. lournsYnntn , July 4 at 11. 1110.291201195 P, Kent, baker, Jane 6, at IL TIMILUMason, Bebop, taller, June 30, at 11. 11202a9 larmam, andok, liesneed vietualler, Jane 2, at 10. RoMEß9Joign BAISIARD, last Realm, Norfolk, bootmaker, June 12; et ID:' JOHN MOW, Leeds, brickmaker, June 26, at 12. • JOHN TfOltAs NW., Boston, Lincolnshire, dissenting 'minister, Jose sO 11. 111011M1 WOODWARD, Leverton, Lincolnshire, butcher, June 7. at IL • Jnrs Liam, Boston, Lincolnehire, cabinet maker, June 7, at IL Jenne ibiagret, Amity, Wilts, farmer, June 6. at 11. /Wit;Hinman Davies, Haverfordweat, Pembrokeshire, beaker, 7 . 4 t -12 . :AB M OS" jun., flparkford, Somenieliddre, carpenter, June H, at IL Iltrrennisos, Klelder, Northumberland, railway labourer, W=l Bt 9t alf?1:, Norwich, w atchmaker, Jane 9, at 11. =a ll lAnc taf eib f I" , I ord . mbutcherilej:n, t 9, ura 7111. HMV 114149041, Illeffordabtre. by dealer,June 7, MIL JAMES VIM, Hyde, Cheuhlre, cotton manufacturer, June 9, at ft toyAD gresicic NeWport, Isle of Wight, brewer, June 2, at 11. JO=Matag and WaLUM Itewnoff, Bingsbon.upon-Hull, masons, June 9, at It MAW ILtartgit, Banlow. Derbyshire, blacksmith, June 10, at 11. DistitoCa, New Town, Staffordshire, miner, June 10, at 1L Jams VORLILDION, Batley, Yorkshire, wool sorter, June 20, stn. Unuus 6001 NON, Westbury Leigh, Wilts, glove manufacturer, June 18. at JOHN MIN; Poateebury, Salop, bootmaker, dune 9, at 10. SOW AND ataLLAID, Shut, Hants, general dealer, June la, at 10. JOHN JIM/LT Powsiz, Potandeld, Banta, surveyor, Jane 10, at 12. WWI= TAMEN!? IHOWAWAY, Petersfield, Hants, and Need- Immeserket, Suffolk, fellmonger, June 16, at 2. itioltag JOHN TAYLOR, Leominster, photographic cue mane- Br=, June 9, at 11. Thorns, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, cooper, June 7, at Mk WILLIAM 802900, King's Lynn, Norfolk, grocer, June 9, at 12. - Lek' =LAMINATIONS. J 4 .0 14. C. DifsPar. Crewinerrece, Lipper Holloway, shoe maker-June le. J. Good year liarigatii.s, Herta, butcher- Jost 26. B. Richmond, laawdown-wMageo, Lower-road, commission agent-June 1L W. Bennington, Clinchwarton, Norfolk -June 24. H. W i = b6 Providence-teriess, Chelsea, corn dealer-June 24. H. F. Canal.terrace, Camdentowis, late beershop keeper-June a. . Thomas, Blowich, Stafford shire, butcher-June It H. A. Buckling, Mmlnghant, journey man electroplates-June I& R. T. Dyson, Westbrwwich, con fectioner-June H. J. TurbiD, Brommrd, Herefordshire, builder -nine 28. W. Smith, Temple 1, War wickahire, tattle dealer-June H. H. Mason, Oldbury, Worcestershire. coalmader -July 1. W. Browne and J. Upton, Coxbench, Derbyshire, tan ners-June /10. J. Hayes, sea.. and J. Hayes, Jun.. Gloucester, buliden-J yn uly 1. T. Thomrsasrgawhir, Myny e ddshryn. Mo I mnouthshire, nd litul Colliery, Glao, collieetor-Ju. J. Ac ng ock, Cheltenham, builder-July 8. J ry . Spalding propri , Exeter,ly draper-July 10. T. Barrow, et Thomas the Apostle, Devon suttAw--July 10. I. Illsokraore, Lundy Island, Bimon thlies, farmer-Jane 7. I. Once, Sutton, Lancashire. potter- June 1111. a lardwell, Liverpool, licensed victualler-June 23. P. Gand Lancashire, bnckmakor-June 17. T. Blakey, r-July 3. G. Day, Manchester, plumber-June 18. H. Liverpool, bwrhouse keeper-June lb. Mary Banes", Liverpool, fancy toy dealer-Jane 18. 8.. T. Poppleton, Spathes. Rants, civil engineer-July 11. J. Armitage Dews tarry, Yorkshire, gear maker-June 1k P. Kerry, Nottingham, coal deeke-June 18. W. Baatall, Nottingham, general oommis don agent-Jule 18. C. Bawlinson, Sneinton, Notts, dealer in Weigh fruits-June 18. T. P. Brentare,U, Newthorpe, Notts, italer in hay-June 18. W. Brown, Nottingham, rulterer -June . & Caleb, Nottingham, journeyman butcher-lone IS. J. Wooßey, Nottingham, collector-June 13. A. I. Sanders, Bather lefgh, Devonshire, butcher-June 13. B. Richards, New Mill, Glamergansbire, beer retailer-Joss 19. J. Jones, Merthyr Tydfil, butcher-June 20. A. Adams, Newtown. Glamorganshire, tra velling draper-June 28. J. Wear, Woodburn, Northum berland, carrier-Jane S. W. Knight, Brighton, acoountant- J une 6. N. Norris', Sidrbeck, Lincolnshire. travelling with a hone -June 27. J. C.Warr, Creekerne. Somersetshire, manufacturer of chair webb-June 91., H. Coldhans, Norwich. butcher-June 28. T. Daniels, New Catton, Norfolk botcher--June 18. J. T. Brown, floutbsea, Hauls eg-honse keeper -June 13. T. , tailor-June 14. O. Maddock, Grea ug r i tiowd rr t i tAceMershire, butcher-June 14. S. Burditt, Northemptoadidm, publican-June 14. T. Swim shire, Miabands Acworth, Lahmateriddre, tailor - June 13. W. P. Strait Bristet-iline IL M.. Dian, Bristol, =Meat maker-June IL H. Conn, Bristol, mason-June 12 3. Creech, linehesk Gloucestershire, hors dealer-June 24. J. Hedley, North Shields, tailor-Jane IL A. H. Watts, North Shields, licensed victualler -Arnett T. Parker, Neweastie.upun-Tyne, general dealer-June 17. J. Milford, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, leather merchant-June 93 W. Burley, Carlton, Yorkshire, grocer-June hi M. H. Alnley, Leeds-June 19. L Ferrer, Teyford, Hants, retailer ot beer- June 19. F. W. Baverstock, Winchester, butcher-June 12. H. Martin, Westbury, Wilts, grocer-June 17. T. Murgatroyd, Bradford, Yorkshire, book-keeper-June 18. A. Crossley, Barg, Lancashire, mechanic--June 11. B. Scott, Worcester, gunmaksr -July 8. B. F. Bedpan, Cradley Heath, Staffordshire, medical student-June M. W. lead. Lymington, Hants, wheelwright- June 1.2. J. A. Kettle. Benniaghall, Norfolk, plumber. FRASER'S NAG! [ADIS for JUNE 2s. 6d., Thalefts! Malan& I—A Study Borten Hooonr.—A Tale. By at Sea. By the author of the Author of "Guy Living " Catarina In Venice." Con- stem," "Sword and Gown," &Won. At. Conclusion. Hungary. Belays on Political Economy.— June. Selma/Mosel to Papers which Going On. By A. K. II B. amored In the "Combat The Reign of Terror. Part First. bine." By John Ruskin. Homeric Translations. The International Exhibition. London: Parker, Sea, and Bourn, West Strand, W.C. ASTHMA, AND ITS CURE. By a SUFFERER for upwards of 2 yeses. Price lc, or post free for 13 stamp,. Published for the Author, end sold by Mn. Ann Hopkins, Post.oiSoe, Lambourne, Berks. MOH LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. BANKRUPT& (NAME OF BOLICTTOBB AND IICINTHEN PARTICOLAR9 TO BE OBTAINED AT THE 011101 OP THE CHIEF REGISTRAR, COURT OP Wicaurrin. BABINGHALL-STREET.] Hatl TATMAN, Lawrence Pountneydane, City, importer of foreign goods, to surrender June 17, at 11. THOM AA Roams HASDZLL, New-terrace, Si. John street road. gunmaker, June 11, at 111- lUommin Dom, Grove-terrace, Hammersmith, accountant, June 11, at 11. THOH u Score, Palace New-road, Lambeth, late timber mer chant, June 11, at 11i. JOHN PATRICE FUlGTlON,yiltOn.tleXt Crsreaend and Plumstead, Kent , waterman plot, :lone 11, et 11 WILLIAM KninearLOWlS, North Conduit-street, Bethnal-green, silk manufacturer, June 11, at 11. Wnztax HUICIIIII3, Corte ll34ol4 Middlesex, commission agent for the sale of hones, June 17, at 10. CSOPoII !Lunn Bruanio, Igasthorpe, Fawn. farmer, June 17, at 10. 14a RZAD, Weraoath-terrace, Ifaclmey-road, bonnet maim. lecturer:AMßlT, at 10. Ommon Lags, Regent-street, and lJttle Brickhill, Bucks, up holsterer. Jane 10, at 11. WILLIAIII4OIIIION, A6W-Street, Strand, and Great Malvern, Woreestershim, lodging-house keeper, June 6, at 11. 9.I,IIL'XL WATIRS, Southampton-terrace, Waterloo-road, manager Of a bakery, June 6, at 11i. ALIXAIIDLII WILKE DUNLOP, Lorraine-place, Holloway, 'militant surveyor, Jane 6, at 111. Inite,lllsA SUMS, Rye, Susses, farmer, June 6, at in. Gloms ANTHONY, Foster-lane, City, and York-terrace, Kings land-road, warehouseman, June 6, at 11. WILLIAM Sl'orkLi, James-street, Kensington, late cab owner, Jane 6, at 11. l'attion Wiirri, Little Trinity-lane, City, commission agent,. June 6, at TXXODOI3 HARDEN, Fen-court, Fenchnrch-street, commission merchant, June 6, at 121 LIWIRT BWIDLX, Union-rued, Newington, plasterer, June 6, at 12. Joel►a DotIOLAM, ilaslemere, Surrey, watch maker, June 6, at 12. RICHARD BORDITT, Seymour-place, Bryanstone-square, painter, June 4 at 1. THONAB HAZARD, Garlick-hill, Lower Jona 9, at 11. JOllll LAJAS/at Commercial-place, Rotherhlthe, baker, June 9, printer, MAU. ("ILIUM OOLIXAX, Wallgra% e-terrace, Kensington, carpenter, June 9, at IL CHARLES Baia= DAns, Banner-street, Bt. Luke's, bookbinder, June 9, at lie. CHARLES Crime, Kirby street, Hatton-garden, and MorptAb terrace, Booth Hackney, book clasp manufacturer, Juue9 at 11. WILLIAM BLACK, Charles street,Honoway, builder, June 9, Mlle. Hagar Coax, Stamford street, Blackfrlars-rosti, editor to a Bible Company, June 9, at Ili. lODERT CASE, Arthur-street, Old Kent-road, and Upper Thames street, City. dealer in of June 10, at 11. THOMAS BILL, Osford-streeL pork butcher, June 10, at IL JOKE WRITS, Westow-hill, Upper Norwood, bootruaker, June 10, at 11. Jollarti BMITH, Blahopsgato.bulldinga, City, carman, June 10, Et IL UMW EDEN, Birmingham, retail brewer, June 9, at 12. BOCHAKD BELL, Lougton, Staffordshire, china miumfacturer, June 9, at 12. THOMAS HAIDNAI WILSON CROFT, Saitterßeld, Warwickshire, aarjeoa, Jane 6, at la. 11111611..70/119, Walsall, Staffordshire, currier, June 13, at 12. WILLIAM 611111011, Birminaham, Dram cuter, June 6, at 12. 010121 tlatigy Diffily, Dudley, Worcestershire, chain maker, June 9, at 12. TMOMAB BWios, Birmingham, victualler, June 9, at it HENRY PMi&U, Lakestar, shoe manufacturer, June 10, at 11. litinie TALCUM Newark-upon-Trent, Notts, hardier _ Jana to. at 11. . nitnit.kw You), Newark-upon-Trent, Notts. coach builder, Jane 10, Coon, York, joiner. June In et 11. THONA/1 Burros, liunsiet, Yorkshire, plumber, June It, at 11. ELIJAH Borromixr,North Marley, Yorkshire, stuff manuho• Itoezia, Welshpool, done T, siii: ?NOMAD Ammar, Cheshire, farmer, June at It JO6llll lloaamr, Liverpool, Joiner, June 6, at 11. 711011/1 0006 Z! Massa, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, common brewer, June 111, at 11. lAN= Bill/ILAX, North Shields, late licensed victualler, June 15, at WiLLIAK MAYBOIJAM, Cochermonth, tallow chandler, June 11, at 11. gena.me ULM, Birmingham, journeyman screw maker, June Aat 10. THOMAS BAJUIWILL. Blnntnabsm, carpenter, June 16, at 10. Jon. Cmuuseworni, Mansfield, Notts, builder, June 10. at 10. 11/11M110i Moro, Bristol, boot maker. June 8, at li Cisamos Hazy Comm, LlTerpool, =NW mariner, Jaw It, HIT govzsAig, Ardwiok, limametife, TWO geirtkiNl. Jaw 18, at 6i. JOINT frrocicooirANlsi Am THE GREAT YARMOUTH MAILINGS AND COmyANE June 24, at 11, at Bas_ proof of debts and to settle list of contributories. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. MPH= TATHA, Heywood, machine maker—let dividend of loany TOuday, at Hermann's, Manchester. Joan Vicutruten, Radcliffe, near Manchester, farmer-Ist divi dend of la Std., any Tuesday, at Henuanan's, Manchester. WILLIAM Quainter, Ashton -under-Lyue, bookseller-14 dividend of 2a. ed., any Tuesday, at Hernaman's, Manchester. EDWARD MOOD and EDWARD TaeuD, Jun.. Bridgwater, grocers -Ist dividend of it.., any Tuesday or Friday, at Witter', Raster. JAMES WILLIAM WINDHAM and EDWARD thaCIRD TABIHITT, Lei cester, elastic web manufacturers—lnd dividend of ed., June 2 and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Nottingham. Joan Fox. Aehbourne, Derbyshire, scrivener—la dividend of Is. Id., June; and three subsequent Mondays, at Harriet, Nottingham. DIVIDKNIS. June lg. J. H. Vivian, Redruth, Cornwall, cabinet maker— June 18. E. Nnrcombe, Wiveliscombe, Somersetshire, boot. maker—June 10. J. Wood, Headcorn, Keut, farmer—June le. D. Barfield, Northampton, boot manufacturer—June 13. T. Fair bridge, Sunderland, tailor—June 13. O. Peverell, Sunderland, ship builder—June 12. H. Charlton, Sescombe, Cheshire, licensed victualler—June 19. B. Martell; Swansea, general dealer —June 11. J. Gibson, T. Gibson, and S. Gibson, Oldham, cotton spinners —June 17. J. Barlow, gen. (separate estate), Calvert's-building; Southwark, and Maidstone, hop factor—June 26. J. J. W. Wet. eon, the Kum Charlton Kings, and Lydney, Oloucestershlre, coal maaer—June 17. J. Caudwell, Southwell, Notts, coal mer chant—June 19. W. Jepson and D. Pickup. Blackburn, cotton inanufacturera—June 17. J. Scott. Jun. (separate estate), Liver pool, tea merchant—June l& J. Scott, Jun., and R. W. Powell, Liverpool, tea merchants—June 17. 8. P. Pennell, Liverpool, commission merchant—Jun. 18. J. Robinson, Liverpool, plumber —June IS. It. Harrison and J. Shunt', St. Helen's, Lancashir builders—June 18. 8. L. Samuel, Liverpool, watch " —June 17. J. Walsh, Liverpool, corn merchant. PARTNKRSHIPS DIBSOLVID. CoLi T. Whitman and A. B. Griffith, Mincinglana City, colonial twokets-J. Warden and 6. Aroselem, Liverpool, chronometer makers-W. R. Blorofteld and Z. J. Stone, Lawrence-lane, Cheap side-G. Aldridge and T. Warren (deceased), Tyer so= Bermcmdesy, wine coopers-T. Cowan and J. Harkness,l3 tailors-FL Hayward and W. Payne, Bath, newspaper publishers -J. Pilkington and T. H. Bamford, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton spinners-C. Newmme and J. Ward, Batley Carr, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers-N. J. Callaher and L Calisher, Norfolk-. street, Strand, dealers in precious stones-P. Hawksworth and R. Knowles, Bradford, Yorkshire, wooistapiers-F. Bowler, A. bowler, and II Kleine, Leamington, auctioneers-R. Hawthorn and W. 0. Shedden, Llmeatrect-square, merchants-J. F. Inson and J. N. Forbes, Liverpool, saihnakers -D. Bentley, W. Bent ley, and T. Bentley, Margate. Ironmongers, so far as regards T. Bentley-W. W. Burdon and H. Battu', jun.,Allerdean C Durham, colliery owner-A. B Bristow and W. Bristow, Mark lane, City, and Greenwich, solicitore-P. Glies, R. P. Barker, and F. Kembevall, Fowkes . .buildings, Tower-street, corn factors, so far sizgards P. Ciles-P. H. Keay, IL Dennis, and J. E. Perry, Live , coal merchants, so far as regard' H. Bennie-B. Sykes, K. Sy es, and R. Sykes, Manchester, Ironmongers-W. Ming worth and It. Wood, Huddersfield, rag dealers-W. Barnes and S. W. Reddish, Nottingham. engineers-J. Taylor, H. D. Taylor, and J. W. Taylor, Newsome and Collie Road Mills, Yorkshire, fancy woollen manufacturers, so far as regards J. Taylor-A. Bowes and J. Richardson, King Wiliam-street, City, agents- W. IL Losgbottom and J. Chambers, Newark-Upon-Trent, iron mongers-W. Flint and B. Jankinson, Chester, brewers-A. Anderson and F. Trowel). Deptford, drapers-W. Oldb.am and J. Booth, K inuston-upon-Hull, tronfoimders-T. Grant andJ. Cuter, Sutton-street, Lambeth, cork manidacturers-T. Adamson, A. H. Adamson, W. Adamant, and J. Adamson, Sunderland. smiths, so far us regards W. Anderson-R. Abercrombie and W. Jones, Man chester, s Turner, Tosteth-park, Lancashire, and J. Jere n, Garton, Landahlre, brlckmakers-C. Bromley and G. Griffiths, Penkridge, Staffordshire, plumbers. 9COTCH . BfQIJES - FRATIO?18. JANES Wnig, aen., and :firma Witis, Jun., Glasgow, wool Winne% May SO, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JA a 5 Law, Glasgow, clothier, May SO, at the Faculty liall, Jo G gritlisn. omr, Glasgow, warehouseman, and Plan Golllorf. . _ near Itlmernock, coolmaster, June 2, at the Faculty Olugow. WILLun 11•FaiLuti, Glasgow, bookseller, June 2, at the Faculti ft lS, Glaigoo. ROBERTAberdeen, wooer, May 31, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, A een. JOIMPIi ROBERTSON and JOHN 1101121MION, Glasgow, coalmesters, June 2, U the Faculty Hall. Mailitow• WILLIAY 3PLACHLAII, Okapi', wine merchant, May 30, U the "Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ARTISTIC DESIGNS FOR WATCHES. —" A number of new and artistic deeigne for the embellishment of snitches have been Invented and exhibited by Mr. J. W. Benson, of 1111 and 34. Ludgate-bill, and 48 and 47, Corahill, wbo has exerted himself with commendable mere* to provide, in this earthling breath of manufacture, the union of Mete and usefabsies so MUM. In the producUons of the French artilicera The noel progress In the art of watchmaking In England is owing le the eaterprbe and industry of several gentlemen, who are dew reaping a jut reward for their ingenuity. Amooast these Mr. D i = Mama holds a prominent position, and Me designs m a atm fenbe recommended to the notice at the public.' , graph. Denson'. Illustrated Pamphlet, poet tree Mr two i Is descriptive of everyconstruction elvish* dew made. W ale by poet to all parte of the Oohs. -(d.dtertlemotilLl [Stamped, ld. Additional.] MUSIC. ESA MAJHOZTB TILFATE.E. Verdi's "Exhibition Csatata" was repeated last eves* with, if possible, even greater SUOMI than on asiarday. The affect of the first performance was that on in mention the house was crowded. Titian wee more energetic, more inspired, grander than ever. The choral portion of the music was executed with increased precision, smoothness, and effect, and the beauties' el the work were more fully developed than be fore. The enthusiasm of the audience was extreme. The whole work was twice performed; the composer was called for again sod again ; and, each time that he presented himself, gracefully led forward by the fair prima donna, he received an ovation (in which she was included) as tn. omphant se any that we have ever witemeeed in a theatre. It is gratifying that the public, by this reception, have made up for the ungracious treatment to which a great artist ought not to have been rubjectoi in England. THE MUSICAL UNION. This fashionable sasociation, under the direction of Mr. Ella, is going on this season (its eighteenth) with un diminished spirit and suocas. Mr. Ella is showing his usual activity and judgment in giving variety and interest to the concerts, and finds his reward in the crowded and brilliant audiences by whom every concert is attended. The concert of yesterday morning was rendered peetdissir Intelsat* by the appearance of two great performs' s, Herr Laub, the violinist, who visited Engbuid onoe before, ten rase ago ; and Herr Alfred Jaell, the young pianist, who has now visited this country for the first time. Herr Laub, whois from Berlin, is a performer of the find clam ; and his manner of leading Beethoven's Quartet in B fiat, Op. 18, and Bpobr's Monett , " in F, showed that he is worthy to be classed with the Joachim, Vienxtemps, and SiTO3l . l of the day. His fine performances were warmly applauded, as they deserved to be. A still greater impression was made by Herr Jaell. For several years he attracted much notice in Germany and Frame as a wonderful boy, and, having reached manhood, he has fully made good his early promise. His principal performance yesterday was Mendelnohn's well-known Trio in C minor (in which be was accompanied by Dinh end Piatti), and solo pieces of Chopin's sad his own. We banned to him, especially in Mendelasohn's trio, with ear pries and delight ; and our impression is that we have never hard that beautiful piece more exquisitely played—sot even by Mendelssohn himself. This young man hes every quality ot a great performer : a vast voluaae of tone, full and powerful, but never loud or hash ; a touch deliciously soft and liquid ; a finger rapid as lightning ; while this pea - [edam) of mechanism is united to the fire, energy, and variety of expression which are the attributes of the highest genius. At the next Matinee, on the 3rd of June, Malls. Came mills, a pianist of celebrity, is to make her first appearance la London, together with Herr Laub, Herr Davidoff (whose brilliant debut at the last Philharmonic Concert we have noticed), and Madame Homes, a distinguished contralto, newly arrived from Moscow. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - Aximutermr, Max 77.—Avverwriggani.—Master J. Palmer, to the Cumberland, for service in the Rattler. Assistant-Surgeon B. J. Burke, to the Daunting ; and J. W. Dobbie, to the Dromedary. Assistant Pa ten F. M. Wright, to the Dimino and IL F. Alidririe (in charge) to the Dromedary. Chief Regimen J. 0. Oakshott, to the Heating, ; and K. W. Raker, to the Lulu', for service in the Donegal, whe n Pliacf• u2iG. Milk, to the t'umbeiland, for service in the Lively W. Laird, to the Ana, for service in the Nimro. holing Snead Clan Aninant•Enginee W. Greenhill, to the Cumberland ; W. H. Mothereoie, to the Cumberland, ga supernumerary ; T. T. Andrewartha, and J. Rosa, to the Asia. GENII:LUC MAT 27. TROOPS FOR Irrera.—Orders have been received et this smile% hem the Horse Guards, /Sheeting the fol lowing detachments to be held to readier, to entert for India to join the various regimental serving in the Be Bombay, and Madras preffidenc4a :-Ist hattalicalt Regiment, 14 men ; let battalion 20th Regiment, 15 men ; 43rd Light Infantry, 39 man ; Slit King's Own Light In fantry, 172 men ; 77th Regiment, 14 men ; 91st Regiment, 32 men ; 94th Regiment, 24 men ; total, 310 non-oommis sioned officers and men, together with the following officers :—Captain G. L. Knight, 19th Regiment ; S. T. Sargent, 43rd Light Infantry ; Captain W. J. Bruce, 94 th Regiment ; Lieutenant EM. Crowe, 51st Light Infantry ; and Ensign A. H. Mater, 19th Regiment. The officer who was drowned by jumping overboard from the Robert Lowe, during the pussge of that steamer from India, with troops, was Lieutenant Stewart, 72nd High landers, and not Lieutenant Sherlock, u was incorrectly given yesterday. DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE MONKY.-Notice is given in yesterday's Gazette that the distribution of the and tonnage bounty of a slave brigantine, name un known,e captured on the 16th August, 1860, by her Ma jesty's ship Spitfire, will commence on Monday, the 2nd proximo, in the Phis Branch of the Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somme.. houae. The following are the shares due to an individual in the several classes :-Flag share, 281. Os. 7d. ; Lieutenant Commander, 664 lle. sd. ; third class, 321. 7s. 7d. ; fourth alms, 201. 16s. SEL ; fifth alms, 111. Ds. 3d. ; sixth class, 101. fis. 3d. seventh class, 61. 18a. 9d. ; eighth elan, 31. 9s. 4d. ; ninth class, 21 . 6s. 3d. Ltenth cass, IL 3EL ld. DISTRIBUTION Or BALVAOR _ tenth is given in yesterday's °crane that the distribution of the award for recovery of treasure from the Peninsula and Oriental Company's steamer Ava, between the let July and 24th October, 1859, by her Majesty's 'hie Retribution, will commence on Monday, the 2nd proximo, in the Prise Branch of the Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house. The following are the shares due to an individual in the several :- Commodore, 2nd class, as captain, 391. 4s. 10d. ; com mander, 19 1 12s. sd. ; third clam ' 71. ss. 7d. •, fourth class, 4/. 13s. Bd. ; fifth claps, 21. 12t ; sixth class, 21. 6s. INL ; seventh class, 11. Ile. 2d. ; eighth clue, 15a. 7d. ; ninth class 10s. sd. ; tenth class, Bs. 2d. THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILIL--BOUTMAIIPTON, MAY 27.-The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship li Captain Rellock, sailed hence at two p.m. to-day, with the mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, toShe took out 20 first and 17 wand clams passengers, also 16 boxes specie on f rei ght, value 25,1891. 10m, of which amount is, sovereigns, 500 . watehea, he., 101., for Aden ; and for Bombay, rupees , • bar silver, 1,350/ bar gold, 20,1501. ; sovereigns, 2.084 i. ; emeralds 2001. ; jewel ' levy, ha, 2651. 10s. The company's stramahip Alhambra, Captain 13abot, also sailed hence today with the mails for the Peninsular porta, 17 passengers, sad a general cargo. KIDDERMINSTER ELECTION. KIDDERMINSTER, TUESDAY. The poll took place to-day, each candidate de claring his determination to poll to the last man, and each, of course , confident of victory. At the open in g of the p oll the friends of the government candidate got their men to the polling-booth, and obtained a considerable majority at once, which somewhat dispirited the Conservatives, who, however, subsequently effected a gradual reduction of the Liberal advanta ge. At half-past three the contest wee virtually over, the numben being : Colonel White 227 Mr. Talbot Majority for Colonel Whit* ... 7 There were some skrimmages in the coarse of the day, and a few " bloody noses and cracked crowns," without which a Kidderminster election would hardly be complete. One man was killed last night through over seal for his y. Meeting a cab in which was supposed to be a voter pkidnapped he rushed to stop it, was knocked down, driven over, and died almost in the street. At 4 o'clock there was au immense concourse of persons in front of the hustings. Both the candidates were then, and there was half an hour's indulgence in cheering and paeorng. Boon after 4 o'clock, The IlAioa, Mr. Pemberton Talbot, said it was his duty, as returning officer, to declare that Colonel White had been returned member for the borough by a majority of tea votes. This announcement was followed by great cheering find uproar, in the midst of which Colonel WHITS briefly addressed the populace, expressing his acknowledgement* for the honour dome him ; but he was inaudible except in his immediate vicinity. Mr. TAr.nor also addressed the electors. There was a strong body of police round the hustings, he. rides some two or three hundred special constables, and it is said a body of military was in the immediate neighbourhood, in ems of any popular outbreak. Happily Unin esevices we not required, and at 5 o'clock ail was quiet. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Deer OM 4111111.1 i ca tits best asterisk sal kirk style st !Wean mad Kiloton* 106, Straits, walk Leler UsLL— (yneNtment.l [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTICLLIGENCE. (nunz's Tim ITALY. TURIN, MAT On the re-assembling of the Chambers the mi nistry will present a supplementary budget for 1862, in order to obviate the necessity of convening an extra session for the purpose of voting supple mentary credits during the recess. On the entry of Bishop Zinelli into Treviso hostile demonstrations took place. A bomb was thrown in the streets, and exploded, wounding two persons. Garibaldi was in Lem yesterday morning, and will proceed to-day to Como. It is asserted that the projected journey of the royal princes to the island of and the East will take place shortly. News received here from Naples announces the destruction of the principal brigand band. THE RUSSIAN BANK RETURN& Et PETERSBURG, NAT 27. The returns of the Bank of Banda were pub lished to-day. The receipts of bullion since the date of the last return amount to 1,150,000 roubles. 188 1 000 roubles have been withdrawn by private and 350,000 by government. The stock of bullion in the Bank amounts to 93,500,000 roubles. The amount of notes issued is 708,000,000 roubles. ELECTORAL REESE. CASSEL, MAT 27. At a meeting of the ministers, held yesterday at the residence of M. Volmar, they resolved to give in their resignation. The Austrian and Bavarian ministers have declared this (nurse to be absolutely necessary to prevent the further intervention of Prussia. No doubt exists of the acceptance of the resignation, but the names of the new ministers are not yet known. THE AMERICAN BLOCKADE. The following is an authentic oopy of Mr. Lin coln's Proclamation, opening the porta of Beaufort, Hilton Head (Port Royal), and New Orleans : BY THE OF THE UNITED ESTATES OF mliclEibi. Whereas by my Proclamation of the 19th of Apell, 1851, it was deckled that the ports of metals Illefes, including those of &safari, in the Sate of North (brains ; Port Royal, in the State of South Carolina ; and New Orleans, in the Sake of Louisiana, were, for reams *sada set forth, inteaded to be plead under blosiebde ; and whereas the said ports of Beiafork Port Royal, sad New Orleans have since been blockaded ; but as the blockade of the tome ports may sow be safely relaxed with advantage to the intimate of ocauneres : Now, therefore, be it known that I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United elates, raiment to the salacity in me vested by the sth secaica of the Act of Ooogreim, ap proved on the 13th of Jul lea entitled "An Act further to provide for the Col• of Ditties on Imports, and for other purposes, " do hereby declare that the blockade of the mid ports of Beaufort (Port Royal) and New Orleans alma so far omits and determine from and dime*, let day of June next, that commercial interwar= with theme partn—exceat as to per sons, thug, and ieformation eameraband of war—may, from that time, be carried ol atio staj o e s e t a y to the laws of the United Sakes and to the l and in noisome* of the regulations which see prescribed the Secretary of the Treasury in his order of this dMe, which is appended to this proclametien. In wit:mess whereof I hove hereunto set my band and mama the sea of the United Sakes to be affixed. Dom at the city of Washington this 12th day of May, in the year of our Lord 1862, mad of the independence of the United States the 86th. (Sigma) lamoliox LINCOLN. By tbarg. l 494. Wamait H. SZWARD, Semetery of State. RIGULATIONI RELATING TO TRADE VT'S PORTO BT PROCLA- NATION. 1. To vessels electing from foreign port and destined to pais opened by the proclamation of the President of the Ignited States of this date, somety : —Beaufort, in North Caroline ; Hilton Heed, in South . Carolina ; and New Orleans, in Larkins', licenses will be granted by consuls of the Ignited States, upon satisfactory evidence that the vowel so licensed will convey no persons, property, or information coutreband of war, either to or from the rid ports, which licensee shall be exhibited to the collector of the port to which said vowels may be respective) y bound, immediately on arrival, and, if required, to any ofcer in charge of the blockade. And, on leaving either of raid ports, every vessel will be required to have a clearance from the collector of the customs, according to law, showing no violation of the con dition of the license. Any expiation of the said condition will involve the forfeiture and condemnation of the vessel and cargo ; and the excludoe of all parties concerned from any further privilege of entering the United States during the war for any purpose whatever. 2 To vessels of the tinned States clearing coastwise for the porta aforwakit lionese can only be obtained from the Treasury Department. & In all other respects the existing blockade remains in full force and effect ea hitherto established and maintained; nor is it relaxed by the proclamation except in regard to the porta to which the relaxation is by that instrument expressly applied. (Signed) S. P. CliABl, Secretary of Treasury. Tea THAMES EISBARIODINT. — Yeeterday, on the re marsisbling of the committee, Yr. Horsman, was ex amined at considerable len gth . Wu one of the crown lessees. and occupied premises in Richmond-terrace, by the site of the proposed embankment. He objected to the constitution of the committee. Parliament should have appointed, and the public ought to have, an independent committee to inquire into this question, whereas the chief commissioner of works bad appointed members on the committee to con sider the bill who were known to entertain and to have ex pressed opinions favourable to an embankment. The tight course would have been to have referred thebill,settoaset committee, but to a committee such as those that sat upon railways and other public improvements. The royal com missioners who had reported in favour of the embank ment were more or lees connected with goverameot depart ments. Approved of Mr. Penoetborne's plan in preference to the others because it would net interfere with his property or that of the Duke of 13aceleueb, and the other crown lessens, but avoid it. Would not object to the embankment being constructed from Whitehall-stain downwards, avoid. ing the residences of the mown lessees, who would not pro bably mind paying a percentage on their rent towards the cost of converting the reclaimed lands into addi tions to their gardens, and he conceive that if this were dote, the public would have no more right to enter these gaidetui than they would have into the bon. chairman's drawing room without his permission. As one of the crown homes he recommended noth* , but considered, as one of the public, that the beet emi enkment should be adopted. Viscount Gage, whose residence adjoins Sir Robert Peel's in Whitehall-gardens, gave evidence against the proposed interference with his privacy, and Mr. Otisworthy, sur veyor, deposed that the river view from his lordship's and Mr. Horeman's residences would be obstructed by the em bankment. Mr. Calvert, Q.C., wee about to sane the committee when the room was cleared, sad an the readmis sion of the public the Chairman said the commitlise would decide as their course of prooseding this day. ASSOCIATI 71 , 1 IN AID Of TED D/LAT AND Daum.-- The annual meeting of tide ninety was held yesterday at Willis's Room, St. Jaaies's • the Archbishop of York in the chair, supported by the ilia of leaden, the Bishop Oxford, the Bishop ed Profaner Owen, lee. The secretary read the report, which stated that the income of the institution during the past year had been greater than during any yeah since its establishment, the gross receipts having amounted to 7991. l2s. 7d. The efforts of Mr. Tellies to obtain one thousand annual subscribers of ss. each in addition to those who now supported the institu tion was progress* favourably, and it was hoped the friends of tb• society would render him all the aid in their power; and it was intended with the money thus raised to snot a plass of worship sad a Tandem* for the chaplain. Already 4291. had been reined for that purpose but about 3,0001. was required to carry it out. During the year 17 males had been seat to situations through the instrumen talkityy of the iumeention. The report was adopted. Woman° Mist's COLLOID, 45, GDZAT °MOND own, W.o.—The fourth term of the siAth year has commenced. The usual Prepaistoty, Elementary , and Ad vanced Classes have been formed, and, in addition, a new clam ea "The History of the Working Classes," will be formed on Friday next by T. R. Bennett., Esq., 11. A., of Lineoberinn, author of a "Text Book on the (Joanna timed History of England.' 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