The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

/IP ~ 1 . ~ : ,-; • /•-- 7 . No. 8,9941 I L F.SSHS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of ' p I•y 0n:14.0.1..4a) LIMB,/ fACIILT SIIIPd to I -Rntue . in• he Porwassay..-Fgot lIILSOC L svi non Unr~M• WO/. th. *Mk jr, r.lgoia7c.T2.VlLV's: • tak So Ww. ltat ° bi l" Ch i' s: HI. az..l kw mega slip w■}~ bells owl sapna•ly Tr. r • •trat:~n trwe. IMMIM.IOIO.IO kit at doom of w. •• is 4 dim OM OM AS 02 .41111111Ald prat, r N• 61.01), •LLPOILT, .nrWIGILAZ int POSE. ,• BRITISH COLON BI A.—For BAN FRANCISCO ird VICTORIA. V. 1.. wzbeglrr 110440 =U. emnaseed 41141, 4 J•••,, JENA LULL • la_ Dust. I.r. dly wine. nd b drpOiril as abovaLrer 6004 109 1 7 to JAXNA 10/11/031 sal 06.3. 111Moregloo. LTRAM oointwacAnort bawl= LIVIIII kvara T e ma p itam i tr i att boa woo biamobba OVA. a =7. sal disseisim INV id talaS Q. MOrto DAO Cl?!c Or II tLT iscoblr lfslanday. Jana IL C Of WMIIIIOIOII. Robootio. 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Mr. MIL ;alb. owl la so bum or 3114, O. fr ee IR Odom 0barb00rd.1161...41.016 Ird =my= TEAS ma 00 AM la =OLAND re el LLUIP sad Ca. Tal W Good dm/ awful Omen ad lift ratt.Z ial 4L nob Swear* Tam 35. 44. sal is. ella la Ow nine at Oh. mot einlme Me is ow Rafter sledge fie t errar narbod. • prim 01111.10 Mr Oman ea maim plea WOW'S SELF-ACTING SIPHON TAP. Zoir r o rdlso{• b artOn g illSMO i lt Ultfirrl i firTSlL ° Rtseted la= iIia:CMG Marktlll33l. WM mai a MEP Oft Ma wed Ore. owl OM II WS of fool Po Pm. rm. 114113.911111 roTaTo Main& Thom mollooll too 000 t ikon Is of MOM ow la Nibs thin IL, T. hirtraAßLOW Hoy oombol.rw. owl g 0100100.14. Kfto PillimoNooo, Bre • a Boom llolobilobofle lloonoviam pENHAII sad SONS' ILLUSTRATED CAl'lllOOOll of OFNERAL FURNISHIIIO 1103. 1113/1110.0m4 uto lad cm". .a.t free by p051,41/IA/11.1 Yd 004CUravtimeaquani. NOTICE to INVENTORS.—OFFICE for I 'MM t taailler ~are A 1141•1•41rtmor las liittlO as was CON? ulark im a git nr s tesi admit or hails ar m. Jwin.amml Is of IN ...NU., Inselisen. Oftel praeldeL Illmet ellas iserie• Is arm 110111111=1111 11111.01 le Aorta Stabildri SO met NI I.l.nraelm gm to imeind ist Wail. at Mom Wart_ Anil 2 =41%g Miff i• liimr .ah ntl ICS sad Oa. Piall‘ 4o . B . 4 . Ibeiromftw.o. SOUND and WHITE TEETH ars had' to Ymrserd Mereilos, mad Is toad. awl . 1 4 :11 tovt -.woo of I 001. SOW LAN 11Dfr 000 fir wr.erko. osossa•sokol of Omiesty_lepsodeetr. to of loo4tosoble Mlr I. , oLOOflO4 fAo TIMMS dellaihmeed les Oar, afo3 It re, leo a.: se • /:rsoish atomised we It orsdkoims Wed ktiei Shit. r m..sc• nee of 11 , elpheltimoid. Medpoletes Oed ttrtntM OA arm oho" 0 moot Posl.llho • Allosoo. Ir lavaloobb Pojorto- ht one! ;he foto:ro et RI sod lei omlOelear L's'st's. 0.1 st s • Insa'rellm le lAilf fort" ps! boa. 64,1 —l * ”.e Sons. lt•soisossa Wale; Sm., sr. on Use moo, sad "A. AO LA :4 If sod OUS S. MO. Uatlosvonlon." oo :be floworlosioi 1N11.1101114 IMMO boa flool to OM. N.t 07 Chrry I•••• A. RPTURE t L- By Royal Letters Patent vtllrmt MO.! MAIN I.l4lflCa Tlalte4U &P.p....4 Ay. --.. Cs 1 , -.4 .era knob t, ba 1146 ti elem.. 1 e.euertrtat WWI, treat... 4 ri uses's. Ts. seer a ....: ene, ea as= AM/. In .1.4 wart., la Wm evedol: a eft Wade. be vets 444.44411.4 A4l , Wale the semble reeler ewe b ewe"' by " flue. a All Pal, aal rAek.:4l Lavas: kaki 'eta k. =ea ea Si e PAS.II. est $t ow 4.• gran tenet Yea a drl,.. el , la.r easy be bad. ael the Ter feerenee by peek es teekbeeeree ~ f Ur: Ark me ear beta the alga balsa we le Or NNW. Mr. •II ITM. Ye. heels. A. lhablbeei True ea Me eleeeratloe re a tastie be We me brae RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF- A1t.1111111310 011111111 AN ail. rfrortoall •it•• 6l 1•2 onotolAttoot. N roosottoml,l by I. farultr for Utd comma ode of ku s tug owourit quota! ol •IP • 1 U`'•• 1. . ortOino p•nar, wit...a woo er.--,rt prOMIII•ua the p ut =moot. tAlr iloomlier *ea W4 obtalnol taw NINON .oNtre I win AMIN. *al MP or PA —J. obd Cluj., roma Idly. W. OIL of HORSE CIIESTNUTS applied extoroally Vic hmtedlele rell.l me quietly cern meth ilkeniellem tees twee," the deekertet. itt.theebe. Imam& be We a: f u re aOle we Me tet.lt prate el the trope 4W e i! ern I. metes Imo the meet 01.0104 Sat Is the Yoh eel hem d the WA N srehetl new the {.{.4lMial• hitlt eamh te , e. t be hew the termket le Wee re eteeeel. el. re 4e. K : e b poet en mel e e 4 etseeen C. ' , We WNW. Wit MIMS MA NW. NO WV*, tetiee sew I. teeteae.-1101ellit aaer 0...0em0n disui" hienheetmet. HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.-NERVOUS. ■L. lirYt<RC ALLY cvau by a wool aad mama ef ego. dt••••••14.1 Aimarisa TM mall OW *a at at .1 of 14 a.tesp a Me aarlardal 46 . de " be. *4 be .me to ago *Wm. ea maga al ow alemala—Aenda‘ MI. mu.r. Alberbrbeek esemeeeeet. W•C isieraiciu. 17/L077C11 II MUM AND 111/Allll. J • 4 1 441 ••• Saw k. * _l••• be pith Me farina 121SCOND LIF1; ELKOTTIMAL X %NNW'S NUM • 14•••1 Wart talammild Weer Weis real qui are Inn Os Itliwat Woo el Stivemord fly sol the •Iler , marl,., with Pthothl Oltheulthm• • a • th• am{ thelve.thi•••6•ll t• Inalmthe 48/11••• ir1•11.116 M •••••• ▪ i• r , •-ustlltro Naomi •ibliftied fl O argent tweet. 4 16 "." o.l“*.ihei tram sift*** de • Pthrethm• a/ Immt, I an •thwilbth • .thr thmithl nslowol••• • Nl.,Arlelw teeth %Moth nteWentr • maths' •• bay teordtd• .1,11 IM morder• Me rot •thl•••• Wm* of u.lArevie.l tad Ike vass a s st' w hissiej Om% , 16 . 1 * . vv0 The 101., tailk Ur Moat or lehalb P1at..184 o wl .I ' B. - Jiwnlimelli. el say lila& airreer re boor *obi con Na.• th 4 lethothl Is • ••••••• • , et wt./ •••arsuth. Om toy Om maw. rbiallllllll ► laded re.osoot. M es bs • " " 4 ' 1.• • •••••• alums ...antra 1... .** 4 M nor. 11. Conk'. se.l dab ierlublers. ~~~ ~.-'- INDIA OFFICE, June 1, 1849. PECRETA IT of STATE for INDIA lo COUNCIL puntioboa, for poserol lu'orrostlorL Mloarrlag nurirteemy el, vblli haws bon Wooed Of a. Oororsupg of Latta, sal pablibod tho " agentla tAartto Luruadlsom" of WS* Aprll.liX.. lon William, Via Imerlioont, April 20. X 11LT I r I C4V2X. NY bill fa — . I nritb regrrnee to peraspb 14 el the Setlesere of not pepepentak N 0.14, air tot feterve Irk verb le Melia elm that Ow Illab. Tereenoe at Peet Illibia Vert IL Orbs ire Bomar. wweer brientr niter is/ re eeroni abeelen ad war vane be = a. Inerelos lbe wean poleibries ess i irratere• to be Oreeener of bares anbeebedreerbe tem ibe he el Mb n. fag Imre war In borders Ara Ma beke per eet lee Sr lee Comprere =lair no be borer or km Ie be lesereler r bre b el Ineb A in Inleaa of leo • lelf pee ea& Per arr. 111 1 =bgreliens berretta Sp We ter tall bet . err Wien el Ilvo on Orb refrisfen Seem af Ur goverwri. MX b MAW bob to re initl morliner arm 111relberad newel., teebeglkeearelled Ilk to mars et eery ead bre ea re prile leurnela Sere bet being mein* en • asgeglim at nu et naorkebtaf per eater per app. by bp pope May mag lam to .nit will be mowed ne awn .. ▪ SLimmadma al Um sena ender w weer pfuldasebe see ree se osentmatlereat•ittleb fm pegable i. tMr == rat barer. aleretel. bed lei banZ s e IN pp)searn•berer. Mir drake gull to reared br um sawn In wiper el weranglines Se tlat loan. on bra leatenlea le enr her tat parer Teo weed pale often aellwrind le teethe etheeethiew Inie abl. Ina• elk woe edwelegweeu In tile fothmegg Ms ler .I semi reeslmlbwsoll lee = bee lege Wilf 1014 We Ike Treason se Wenn et Wawa% wee ter lair tomer • rerkseta are et re ftwer 3 of Arab c...:J1".... be tees lec kw ece We Week led b the madillimi at re ler rear le be serribmal In re Waal, Orate of ere ISA. probe se eon William trot a Os ore rheas , heelmith mat to VV. ra beret le Prorlar More • arrenee el re be of India to tho b else ten. : Fort William. re rat M. lea Pfesobeory WM at Fi pa Ctotoso for Otesperb Mbar "We ileverworeeeeral el lella at Cowell dose hereby acknowledge So boo etelleel ben the eine et Om • Iwo age We le die Weelery el gene he Owen et lens. red mm hureby pewee kern an wee d Ye kid et elate lemma. to repay tne cell lees be peen the eing we Of a So Ma mai lb a( -lb • Of 'Stela 'ea Iles. we be 434011ara ter adoebble•lna at lb ler " bee ee teati . pfa in r b t r er Orr ceder. oot tbrork a re ealenta arra 0 W ..leer to ex ettl6. 0 line rare of w al . ter c j.ra tepee, 5.4 i t te p r th e r . 1 11 .4 re a 1 .... .1 w hetja a l: tee et Caneemen tepee 44 WM wed lb* jteMenia ... B.l% , li bar IMO) panseea se re gremel W ble er "er "thee" Wein fa Ike rest" bm "es the we eley be, or Orr order. oar re es. pbellen el Wee waft re" web nabs of parret a alereald. New mewl et WNW dee .111 he payable web re porlatt, r eed bado raw MIK eiminiesel a. elpieellei le • SOM. of Parer a Obeletion Mei bete d dols err all further burr ben rob 1 Ori burp tetra arra kW the aid W e e get begin/ eft W el ere Ote b et May. IS:9. IllestLeg wibeety of re bleronee4lomerel of rah In o■lo. 1. ile Ar Terted 4l lM " ip et i Fanfare bobs Q,.._ L' ille emir elberealleebed Is melte Ka, arrant ant. fet_refk melon teem Übe Wien et eakewwkWerowe y tom' - •eperstaa .t Yee Moe efeig - eibigelbgeiterl 0 tie - el fart Mark Weedropel we begaiggeo borax la - r0rg ... 0 rem the SY og 010 110 el Ileoegober men geodes Ibe due 0 gebewle llee. The 000 aarelag se t wee Mir of las beif 0000 10 Wenn* balms Ilto dale of awl lbe 1110 el nab or o.lolMovastss eta airair. is the OON be. 01 be poi 00 06 Ilme of peel. lbe 1006010 et omelet ge=tg M. see Agin le 00 Y. lelogej I=teze t igr a = :=.l . 4l.24f e rdat =..„-uts.. w ar t blo Age me ever lett bemeet of 10000110 sibi toeigegy. 0160 ea Os tege ef the wee eseir ste dixt . e i f lbe WI eager. 000 if Ns rolleel ; ere deer Illa Mil as lbe i zern W llto preprbeer. le trelbed ge Z ' MI. llie peel& teely from she mid mlegg the 00 pewee ebe seek 00 so 0.100.= Mof lbe pegegagi ie. kn. to gbe Moseeeteb id 111.1 ested4 . lo:ca 01 olge bureambie Nig Omni Ilegoeo rig=lrab a.m. brg h poiteiegy allh asegebl 13 .Ifle le legeent nut be ord• 0010 011 .1 =1101 Smola 100110 by bee 0060 to order ea dere& oe the logenegige of eabgelle er to sem getoei be tbe Moe and MS IS puma la logee t er 00 my .r t e be WWI 0 as Waage. sit u re m....n ossferagy *I low tel go by 11118 Eleggneggat. sew of ebb 00 eel be mem; noldhleedgr . =0..ff .... 7a5r.t. ~... la owe 1 • 111101 = 116101011 ka• seem 011 be sebered I. to remelt le Ibmwelmgy eeles frib i r "" less. a. 1 .11=111::2"Jitt itrto,"l= :Zil: si ps ta......m., I. a. i....i et uty Unto ate, the urn 10 . 0. per Owl, Ur spore seder segliegdoe. dated Nib Jim. gim 1/10 01 be demi hen lig alb Wert, altef orblgb ale se Imbis saWidollowslolint lt.. el I I b • nab* 1. tamp I I e she amid w age gableella 6000 igbe Mr boo tereerdott log lbe moll 010 woo le bare 60 Lemke OIM Mb Aga. Mg/. or b gag preview. WOM 11110Mea Our Me bre egAlsrolt..oo wrltoga Igetreollees th7r.ZiartigeWri•lii: reia - 71 p — ;; . l . .e q mows of Qs 4 pse Gat. Si peg Owl. and 4. fer Cast ag Tnaggar Lars ifogarhka. Saugatolaio la do on lar Inglerad modes soeb Immo Utak on sox oat sub S. ramige.l as IL. Glamor Mo. who of Catootia. Krim. au& V the Ueda la roads beam the la of Jur... mat • . L. saw, trumpets goomistay *Mu of lir • per OM, SI pee Ont. are 41 me Clatt. Uses sod Torok" Lon liatlitto. ~ boo tot toyla soloa Islas to may lona otter Yr Xel Sow. tokalliod by ardor a Ids latolloacT IM Loft lissogroblo the lilowstoooOmoral of India la ComookL 1111;611LUe11111110TON. llogratam Oo•, mutat of India. NOTIFICATION. NA IP. el ma_ It k - saisi OM II .707•147 . the 14 of May. MO brunet ea Orrrawmal Prim Mao Y lie Lau wood le the • vita oUt. . 4 lb. .OU. of We II per Ono Mbr OrZ e lwas id MHO P wrier.. kr mare payabw I l ar Orel of ( or pe r We period We chide IP pit d MEHL . the bud Loth* hoe .441 rely bora wwwrsokwrt dim la Ow =Misr berwerfror rAwerverl. or by C , ,aplus eche* tc, bum. apprwl w lbw AdowswkaP Orwrral b • the Go•erretoect of tofu. Inwelloori . :l4=r y lie Irwin Paretwfore two ow be ezetecoged ow reirorsl kw lisle o.tCoops •u.-'.-' Tee Cmayrozer win be Is Ike %Sumba ken : 0011PON. -- —. 14. X.. Then= of Balm for iotonot. M pot 0191. ow forom.tor Nfo Wily.' 19419' 00 oo Oho mainly low at th. tiovoromeot of Lolls. No. of de Loos of . foe elo.oo "NO be M bow on promtforst of Ws Coupon at LOG Soma of fora War so or offer Ow of la No. ... ........ _ . d(nose) . . .. A . _swaatant.oeDeral to lCe 10/ ledti mu. Is WI of Tre ' rt -- Cy4.7.1;.7t7Z-71 . 441;ra - a; . .`lZZo — ;iill ;;;14- o.....ttetable. the Lena.* paeu a the x. 0.. until the estivate's of three laugh. after *Aloe of peyment of the Pt lacipal, wad be patd at the (towel Twerp to Fort ntern I. to the hateful Holder of the Note, oa hr yealeatlat the imam and whine hie moat thereon: or. st the 0711 en of the bated ildkr. the Note my ho enf teed for µmama of Interest at the Nat fade Vote* la Lorton to lithe on demand ea the (fence .1 Tenor* of Clieella u eladrea, eubfect to the notes lied Reaulauon. et prat la foram." that mar hemmer be Woad by the Hight lloaooNi the heenetesy d /late fee ladle. oe by thle Omer i.7.lbbed by Order of Ismikatis Ibo Tutu overnor.Ueocralcl Loftla Coma. (dirndl C. LI Utill LUIRIINGTOS, 7.Carri g ia re 1..."""" of INOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that panaant to the FIN Clam ef the raid el AMU...nest of Um 0 MIA? TAIII MUTUAL LIVII AM/MAACK SOCIETY, • BALLOT Wet Maw sk the Maw er oMce of Um Seeley. Ile. H. Waterier ph.. Undo., ea TRIP/LT. Ho UM day a him Imams, the taint ef whin bA.t ie u Mina sr regain the Wooled Ild•de Una. shish at peadard atm Itatamdartee Ofteral aloalai of the tadetti. held at the MA of May Hot. and shish atAlat warms. 11 • desk Si DOM .M .M at Pregetal Benaletles.- - That Ur Gnat Brants Miami LA. Amer are rally a Dlrotted. aad that the briar thereof, we* oath 1* MINN. am emeammeatte to odd. b. *Hartland to Ye looms Mk Lomas thaelate. Is weredaoce watt the term the preetiatt•l apeman* not M Ma Mettles. att.l that It Dlntesen t..ttrtrd to rat armadrestata for shoe tarpon. mid oasompaa. Mumma ma may bi deemad asmaiary of mediae: Voted the lad dap J eas. 14f9, 14, WM•asplato. S. INV'S►E. at Dlredor. GREAT BRITAIN LIFE ASSURANCE orriest 11, Waterbeapbee, L.. 4.., Jena 2, 1124 OTICK 14 1111AVAT 211111211. that Yoe •421 IJ AI. OEN 1:11A1.• MUMS U of the blembees of the Ur at BAWD Mutual l.ue Amor awe Ow ety, verb was e42etraed oa the 314 .k. 2 of Mgr WA. win be bold at tee ~tete US we ea TM UAL the 17ta oaf afJeoe liNtaat. .t: a dock pnateely.—lty wet et 4. A. th• a. I la s w aias. 31 , aatlat Dlfeetor, ASSURINCK. LIFE ASSURANCE am. Amt. B.M. ILO. kW kali. Doctor Dante Runwojuo.. Eon.. artatal. Joe& lwarisia. tos. Jim". Itaa...a. toy. WWWto Le.ther. I:aq. Panel- J Ifittslowt.t.wt. 111,J. halos, It.r., Clutawarth. Rani. v. ..... Lag. Using NO .. kA. 'Wawa Vry, Nag.. LivarywL Jowl ••; Dwitaltaa• Wta War t, Vag, Partmotailt. Mary Ntur., G.. Harker, Vaa. J. Ingram Travers, EA. ✓W Um" X.C.P. Jima Vakvaaaal. Kea. Racer a. Hawkaw. roa MV?VAL 3 1 ETROPOLITAN IPOCIITT. airrowt.o. Soap PM Par us —Dr. Vas. Pa Ilk Nom Broad And. , AO —J oho Slates. 114. P.Z./.. P.. la. :% broallattert. I A. . ws. Dar...a. I'o. la l• Tiltfenk abd Small, I\ ...U. nroarnortos Pater Calor. N. 4. AAAAAA AGM OF ASIIVAI24O WITIT THIS SOCI ATT. lberweitei werseweek ee I .db Www ni awl eo " Cepinks d the Wbele d We rw6 . b We roductlee et du pneekre elf member. ell Ave were* waedwe or Ajmer*. The rearaelee el es awwwwbeed twee esweibps . p 10. 0 ,4 A owe aewael Weems Deets, IN • 014011111 lb: bei W was Weak friar. et Pima MAW box Perwed M wiewbeish redraw at Wit semi 410.04 TrZ i ne ulm atered Wealear pollebwesewl. 7.000.070 Vet We war aim We 116 Aped. la abalones{ Yr be, dp demi as We isle el 01 pw es*. /Were dialrew beweelee newbere el all Owlet/ wail led ppeeepppww Wipe their wwweis es sr balm We AA el Aolp NM. waggles wee be ebAmbeed welbeelbw MISSY MAYYAL AeWow. tro.RSOI,OI WANTING MONEY.—F. DAVIS los lbowl Domemow of OLD SST KIK toootwk Woaeovora. WA s OWIX A. NUqw Aloor. Wok.. tooosok dog, limbo% awl WI dowelpiPow of • Joatie tole.. to snipes onooro vOirdi lor ova*. d Poo*. rot lowa A....ftelft wall We Wool* WWwWw.—luO. XSW DON OPT SIM PINO CHARGE lir STAMPING PAPER and simoree alai AIM, MUM of I V MAUL )11100110( maga wearbel sampan =wisps.. it pa Pa: asurleid ea i.. fair. Ho yaw Pr it : *IA MP, I'. yam kr Ils. pa oya.• maws ppr. 4.. y. ter= i rs. b. yr yea likaPaaawas ..= 1. , . v. IN : a MO a miao, ee.. ► i itirsiti sod NI earear ask MGM . 1 6 11% . 1 aaCM a De. asaillell waylasse = M. "al Soma: MO *Why I•Wariftes. y IM haat es HXX IP Itooalourr walirows alloallamak IL inandlay We Man bum assn. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1860. 1111WCASTIA moos tho Beaks of th.antTsin—IMPOILtANT BIZSOMITIMI VSOPEST V, }lt\ valosbM DUMDUM LAN P. MESSRS.DANIEL SMITII,BON,aad OAKLEY writtame do outdo int Ws normal', as ft. M. woo NUT SOLD U Amilimoowl lii is. suaborlood to nabs OITYJS foe Sho mho raivias 1.011- IMAM itiltßEY.—Tb• rauaLLY-reas LITATO.—.II 11111DEPTIAL PROPERTY. milli a boolol .g len long lot 7 Sal.. leßtatiellg SW :Trlargets. be b sat etteghbartvlbeedortildie Weighs eliausbwoßth Illatlea on the Sew* Wolin line of Ilashrsy. ecestelal with the Omit Walden and Ilelehies Uwe by the Lague inag Rowley Reaway.atta_hbout tochogrOlworm tom lategoa. MESSRS. DANIEL 8111TH, SON,sad OAIC LEY Inn ruled holotstkot from the litatottee of the hid Joao . to ISUIIIIIT to PURLIO CORPITITION. at the Mark as T UN/IDA T am / T u i/ s ali r .. .011 N ,,,trz ... 6 .. Ar lopurtaut anagelisi • Toy oiistiti=oilegoles.Phowlhn'oodbogtb7 ' 1 gllmote; giagNelog Ile gginigeggpilm now sad I? good bedroom, and ell the Rei•MIN dmille aloe; isesallest Isidro garden walled w• wen 1446.1•••• Rod ligism• pm* aloud with . User Ors of =l:grewthowsom•hd wear, with fftwelleg watts, ohlrely titubboles Rai ihrleht .h. glegabl el Web sag Scotch ii. ead paddesks Ida doe with very walla mobile bads sad moodwers I=l by t m lig h. Ettetwater, tater. wood will wesdholin Rod Rtitatßitlome tEtwilbiil ts , ' , T., win* eilitgited kir thil two. aid Warm or by flute Aram.. ehttidtho sad the retort of •LW to t. Ala • lattlh. with ROW& •helb Ilk% 0 the et loge the. Riving to Sho emits nee_ boy wohmatteg within • het fence Oil fiIOUIAND S ii AND FIrTY.ELVEM see b l sd eer 411"lhaesX•lidrirriZi ril ltegeboad grordlog egoella eg well l M s. . ri whets agetwaltuni Orit la hued , nod to. . with • =gotembmit intwi he bad the attire esto oblob la Rod =path of moth detalsonist, owl the eon, =itt yet lanytmilt• theitoitge of the MANION the Ilse ••.1 salts tlizueetlat Immo la Or Rtida of • favourite hwelity. Jelawl to ow railway atemmiselligt. rendez it . steel volatile Red a• Wobble milted/a pre , W.I. g .p! = .4 moy to obeedsed et Moen. Itier. we Andrews,q : et the Welts Han lea, =ley: at WO Ma MM. DAP IM MOM. 10.. OM OMILIT. soma and werveyes.lll. Worlinevphee. Pell-miL MUSIC. lattaallT.-17tELLIOLD 2/1/14.17 of Tte eares. laedeas r•Selaaot. =1 ode tram ta• Clew awl Meal Ostler ea lb. Operetta ise Mame. sad IT team has Lealtea. ltil ESSRS.DANLLSMITH,SON,and OAKLEY aftai'lLtrzre.= - J -. ....r.u . Triantl Au rills: Y Ose Lek* namely 7111EOLD /12T . A ‘ % 1 la the prelim el Oalibutee awl Swell, itItYSJI BUNDSSIP awl TIMM MIS MI ROODS„ TWIllITT.TWell:11111 M. speregelate Mum toad bestaleade. Teal =of taa 011644 tam es i r ls fatbee sal le IA M Ur. (NM ea a l i st . 4 . l iii i: Elr=.... lilt T. m ar= Fern lat lre eaelrika at ISM Teo eisateate abeam Mon II et leteliese and pitstatioaa. alli tow% tonne. la ere. et afro at man lead. Eta cottage art wain. Ma le Ns. leaagagees„ a made Want elle lead la the wilt of atria le Mee tree. sei eat la tea pad* of Ca&flaittea I. tatdeet to a reatettarett. la lisa et Whq aaamliag te £llO PER ♦NNUM. p▪ ad by the haute. the Wisadedeo and Dorking Railway was threat the maw, and the Naar EMU. I. • very short dtstaase tree • Cuddhattaa Yam homestead. The proven!, a. eh ote, aka a fasoursble opp Meaty for teellaMelli. The tamale hold their lam ea eery tradegiate rata sal a lags Wren is ran mast be masa at the esetratme at the lessee. 1.4 B. f rag property should set la sad at that wake, he Waal t o a s g lea. about Ur at.ddle of Jta7. Mamma... ay ha la 1 et N. Westin, Eel., T. Grad J Ilatotd row ; sad llares. Do.tn ata, and 0e17 1 ...i . =, mate sad tenalea Walarlswrplies, sall. mblin the 1... tau an tamesaeß THII OLD Pall NSTATIL—CILAPULY-0011/1031. DUI As IMPORTANT mg wry Iffavilful fl/LICUOLD 1111SI0EN TILL PROPRAT T. with exceediagly nimble Willing (mune. Blau' at the 'nudism setreriitty Chabeen-temnsei, DAMAN bringalwieneoes I be a very favourite embodies district. 3 EtaSltS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OAKLEY an favoured with tourist-Bone to SILL by AUCTION, at the Man, near the Baba of Eoglaml, ou IebUNRSDAY. June 11. at IS (mound of Kay IL an yrevioudy advertised). the above very choice and wilnabie PROPERTY, dietlngulohed as the OLD PARK ESTATE, beautifully Wove le as earebeet netebbourbood. rooting uupon Clap ham con. 00, numb-able for i 4 ealubritt and Ito nadir delightful wad rani I oaten.. coroprbina Ml the berm of • country nand.. vita the wheatmeal lommetliM•counnuolcattom glob the mein/poll., and pew owns further• great peewit,* building value. It mondani • SUBURBAN 311N130/1 ef the YANA emu enbaranthl anti uniform la Ina eleration, to a na matekly Melt by .115 W... mad commanding news over the eurreunet lag olowooll asemird, ang approeched by • analogs drive loom • lodge Woos. a boodmoos pettlea loads to Um ball end the .141.1 reception roma, disologoom Mt by 1111 opening Go to verandah au• tbe laws. wltli • biollbalme oldomodoloo Amite naraNduenta. own SSW 11. oaesrg NM OM pollowas nom a toa.oomo mut. eael IndiesM lbs yew llostraielog sod if:4'y Ineunoinx, sob boor ~ma% plot owl • grown-is. hub note mad werAtia dusk M. NSW Laid on with all oho malmort aaddoloodid tithe main. rob eta bray emboss. &Wee ftalltdillfd• lablift =coadolorma. Sta.„ ellb amo= omosolooloolbolidlool. and • Ile igemlea sad ellen with the pored wow. aglea kwi l l = ag erlta 'Meat. sooforraforo. sad fOrd.'n P lawn mad plums divine lid ea mil VW mete, and complontly motorksl by pion Ow. pod Imp of lu "insult .brubs and gm/mew, aural wriggineinn rbrubbery 'ma.. • lOoloP sad. WO feet 1 W as loom of thus, bob you* Lc , ran dean It a very Mood lo Ile nunum month,aide aof =V A parkhke patlicoks and pasture.. bennUNdll 1•1111011 la the e lude TIIIIRTY SCUM ACRES. mild a sad raloabla frontage of %boot tied feet to tbe Nlebtiagalw s very hatinnable leeway, I meetich Ireardene dioseboi revidences ban rapidly roes. renderlog It • •••oefflalio and &knot. wick lowland. /I~IIIM, Salt VISM. may be obtahael of Moan Wallord, mullet torn Sudan-street. Iloted lly: at Me Mad; Mad ot bloom Demi. delve, rod. and OA 01.110. land egenulanal metwetnlo. Waloriou-nliew, Pall teal , of whoa also way to °Mahood win to Aso. RECILS.—The WIIEHAM LODOZ EITATIL Freehold, Tithe Free. and Lead Tea Reeleamed, about two Mage hob ellums, and withle aa may Hamm of to metroville ty the Oeest Romero bathes,. 1%1 D ANI EL tillittli, BON, and OAK L EY bare received Imgruelleas from the proarlolue to SELL Iv Auurton. at the Mart, agar **Bank of gaghod.on to EDS Ve MAI Jaw lA. at le Sashed of May IL as perrleasir Met rusedl, the rm 7 imaged sad DESIRABLE PROPERTY, emehgles et • Wally modem, rontsgalaa bedrooms, dlelroproom. dramas-mom and brmafesdrooto.nod MI the other abet ma mammy managed. It Is Weals placod us • eased mad welldlentdred Ark Lad mrtemadeid or /./NE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES of et...ellen% lead. of .Web ot/ Kd are amble. BU peeture. and Me re. orchard, plantations. and Ste of boom sea prentbs, The how, gardens. olgrabberla, .od plows., gross& me well mid out ..nd la cood order. to front of thc house le • teem of WM., upuerde 01 hail au acre In emend The Lou. Is apprombed Irons the hig h road by two menage drive., at each of which tat re are Wee cult...el. Thule are alga . two other eotteges, double coach boles, two threodall stable.. and bar.. rooes.daugent.datly plamd, NM, from the hale le a lmlAds bd.s e e with farm premier adapted for the efficient cultivation ..f the haul, tidier lathe bead. of Use {doer's,' or let. Tol ..ate . 1115.10 In • Bret rate mad healthy dirdrbt. sot far town Whubor, Etou, woo Uxbridge; the soil le dry. and the roads 14 •ttleh d Is hounded on Arm Saco animal. It to eutlrety outdo the parish of Weehum,wbuni {gash* burden@ we tight.terms • very diadrsble c.tate. toe the areopatlon of soy one destroas of serkaltural pursuits, or foe the residence of a family who would son ouly the boom In laud, to .lads ore the hod outtid easily be Mt at • ...menu. rend 111•11 MAJESTY'S SfAt/HDIJEDd Meowed, meet la the neMbbourbeed. sod good slue for building, COM -1.4.41•4 ...of Minden, Wake. gement Mrmsslva rortieuhrsaad tee. may be had at the Mere; of 0. U. Long. Eel.. selleator. Vbadrget; mad of Mews. DAVIS,. Sur., Sus. sod L. MT. laud agents ad aseryore. Id. Hagen.* place, Pilt.:11111. to erte ea all part es siteh lag le see LIS 10010r17 Ire 1.0.4.1 to *PIM for order to raw. glace ea be limed fur WG•IMPANI. Mad Tamale, mgr. WOODSIDII.IIOIIML GIPSY-RILL. JOIWOOD. MF.I3BItB.DAIIIEL BJII IH,SON, and oA KLEY have reeolvedlool6 , 4o4olo SICLL by A OUTION. al the Mart. es • IaIIMIDAT, Jess le, M 11,11de verd easseedkowe 1•1111.1 Ilhd14111011; modeled Na Impdreassi sad dreo6l4o-04:014 erasing...l Mr.' We 4440 4 ;pod 41400.4. butler. sentry. WO mnaiDO: bedrooms, wise saw, b. nertag. sums• on, wa-bnoura Meer, ase wet cellar. 40.; Welker . lie viable and evarb.houdia In* 4471 a, .44 two orer ; Imo 400004= plovnert:444lth laws a4d abrub ) wroe7 r 7. =;4 1 thr077a 41144,01411 . 1, 7. • 11 , 6*.1.161111010W. la • ear, , aronrit• and healthy scLitbourblel, mad le • mul warn.* at to. for tugaou loualon. rurawlas tuny be haat emunplatlou Pan puretuae. It r • term at b buld on dose Inas tba ArLtbulu ot Caattri nil fu ablen of /wed at Lady .In 7 but. at • aruund rent ut 4.34 OEI4 AOOlO.ll. 1.0•4041410 •hurtly publiolsol, and may then Pt ohleloed of 104••14 44.0400.1 sad bunnua «Annum la Eaern..troot, etratul at the Merl; 041 (wit I; ordrs• to 0100; of X•wes. 1,0 nrn. r v ITU. NO. and Wooer. le..4.adealsood .4arveyors.l.4 4141401041440. PRZLININ ART ADTEATISCH ANT. -- YROONAL HALL. HAM POTHAD • somenod'i t. aod gentlemanly to iercooe. MEBbRB DA/41E1.13MITH,SON, and OAK LEY b to Worm .b. subtle OM age ban rewired Itianathita trulll the Tress of as Will of U s late Smarts Custom •tunti, L 14.. promd to GIN SA LA by AUCTION. lady be the math Of %ILL.. Mtn VALUABLIN PROPUTY. It Is *tato os um wee ale • f I Isonpaesbalb arm to the OW Choral , . sad eototaaods masa. ass..d the miss se tM Theme. and tbs mai teatime tatasease wear). Them b dalesble resalsoort • lib frany te on.toodsilue foe • Woo Imelly SW Imbrue enahl.dunent. ebb ...Wag, *stabile.. oetitsdkllstra ares astereatoryt well•11.1i , et lid tlacLl) lauml ykawre gniunda a Iwo osdulsong lawn tensi 116.20101 .1 15 asst many lead walled Inaba garneose sod ardour's aethere. Iho sweaty is sheet !OVA Aeltan TWO 1100D11 TWANTY PARCHKA of It ht. le the gnat., part Is f eortild, and the reineluitor ontyhotL The latrate of the mamas ba• boat bowl and funutsbeil Ina rcT, onnpiew sad . ulataoUsl 41.111.er for W. onslort an i elite) me IA gostanao 6 Ise Tare Is w ornamental paddock I lawns. nod non' eur. ra d. H tt an addiUmal Sail of Itrethen antes. so. Waling toootbrr about t 4 sate. .boob hoes aware ham mated by Use morn for of INCA]. and so 4..ebt may 11111 be Maned. A sod. &tolled ahatiwtiorst wi 1 Mottle G tathli.hotl. a'.n full plead partaulivii and plane. and la the tuntottwe further Inf.neat 00 OW w saalawl of Mo .. lbilo della. !hinter. end solid tom No.ll. Llneola aloe and of Mown. be el.:. seas, Oa, sad 041031. lad sass. 11. Waitalartabil• rallieleal. A W. nage, es the borders st filithosber sad WiIth—PRILIIIINAZT ADV•ITIONWENT.—Ths 117000T-P•11K ISTATE, • nobly Important and s von Wend& mid ethane property. Walt* baba three mile. from the tow. of /whoa& sad sleet from tbe Iferths dew rood Sinks is the Othet Within Isthiov. la • oath roost& dow lb ow& of the Old !end ue sod the Tale of lf b rite ea lons you thes& sad es perft b Roble YANBION Bur rowed& by • Dill PARK. odb - rol noodles& sod Planta Sow. etheadve ththathetal !halo of Wsiar. sad valuable nuns. F ww . 4 &male of op. 1174 3 6 . 1 1raijet i M M IS• 11 / 4 1 11 17 . 3.: VILLAOS of BISSCOT, Othether with the raanrrum, ADIOWOON el Iit.SOOT. sod the MANOR with all Its Yee& sad aseoluseste M MIMS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OAK LEY hays be favoured with isslthelicas to 01711 ter BALI. by VI. lON. albs Yam oar the Book of Itholsad. cony the July. the above m. 1114 1. 12H 1 MV/TATII. teat. le • MY Went& pond Ind odasey el Berke. Own& tote !hooting rod ravens& liisth by the Thems. sad la o W foshuoUng rousay. assielet . gist OM, ailentlos to the sophisms% at • &hearsay with • heiseatobbettmeot. mot sohelowlisilly MN of ladh leha • wee. aralleg eienste&sad essielsist • on& ealsosollith. MOM OM MA lefty. with solid Opal& saltza .k .babl,a=24 WU by Ws awn and 10 is ). ; dosirde soloed cellars" he "l". . 6 Zladbed m erw k rthl::: Sala sad ken bone sod mac with Nausea Yr scull 40 hone; her asnolwava; cooed ••• lufty minas prodeallth ?nth Voss, ow poor& be • pert of ebobt 400 oeres, well sad bowed& shout 11l *ens of wood meth nnininose. with swoords TWIN?? SORES el ORNAIMITAL Wan& OA blasted with lob sad the MN& of Wablakbla 11= 4 11/ Ito.. lodes. The ogricultuth/ portloo. lausa ales al tato awbrow tann4, add by rvolb , Wan" ethisatthi THOUSAND ONZ HUNDRED Amin. of whirl. about RHO acres aro grating mid date gurtares, sad &best LOA acme an productive and out ol amble isadta gomprilmg, togetime Ptak the pen and woodland., • domain of about THREE THOUSAND ItIOHT HUNDRED AORIB. Alm le Maxtor of Stanford eailve•Vale, aad • Pena at elwatfla mesa, atilt • Fablkalsease wiled the Dear, is TM THIPITHAL A DTOW lON et REBOOT, the Mho of ablah lam Wen onannated at £Oll, tomattat milli elegem of ale,. is:gland • superia puaaage, plasenatly @tumid ow to tbe vl/- Dee attach. aad overlooking the wiadiap of the Tlmatm,. • alto the Manor of Dam.* vritli Pridiegesald enekmmitska NM"' Vilbe. Pro gartrntarv, with cosaitioas. win le ens Wee be publialved, sad may Wes be obtained of Mama 11.7. amg Tined* sobettora No.ll. Om Holborn ; at the risottos Yet ; mod of Dream Davin SMITE. Nog, ma 00000 0, load agmßY sengers. 10. Wameloonisok mall. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Dora Gioranni was proanoad last night, Mario appearing I. the character of the hero. He made this ex periment list year; It wee ill-advised, and its very indifferent success might have bees • hems to him not to repeat it. It is true that a good Don lama is not to be found now-a-days on the stage, and he might not unnaturally have flattered bisect! that, in is far as the personation of the aristocratic libertine went, be might be able to supply the deeideniturn. But then this involved • treatment of the music which, we should have thought, an artist of taste, and poeseased of • due feeling of respect for an illasteious muter, never could have been • party to. Last year there was but one opinion on the subject among those whoujudgment was of any value. "To ask° things pleasant" for Mario's yoke, the music has been " cooked" in • manner that cannot, sad will not, be tolerated. Entire airs and movements have been trans pouted, thus breaking the sentience of keys designed by the composer; and, in the concerted pieces, where the treaspeeing prates was impracticable, Don Oiovaani's pert bee undergone so many changes that the ort• &al melodies cannot be recognised. One of the meet charming things in the opera, the trio, "Alt tact. Inginsto core," bar been most ruthlessly handled in this way; sad we really wonder how Mario could bring himself to sing it in such a faahion, knowing, as he must know well, how he was deforming the graceful made of Mozart. For some small alterations hero and there in the text, to adapt it to the capabilities of his voice, there might perhaps be some excuse If they were made up for by • finer representation of the character than could be given by anybody else. But really this eunee did not exist lest night. Mario's handsome per son and distinguished sir certainly belonged to the Spanish noble, and one feature of the character was well painted—the Lauf, careless manner of the thoro•gh-peced debauches. But this is not the sum of Don luen's character. He is e'egeat, polished, seductively insinuating, of violent pas- Sono, reckless daring, and moved by trifles to betray hi. Waste ferocity. For these traits we looked in ',bill Is the Don Juan of last night, and the perfumes°, side • very slight impression on t b o audience. It la aea thing to bo depeived ef thie splendid opera for want of a fitting repro ,. sanative of its hero ; but we, for our part, would rather submit to this privation, great as it was, than sea an amen plialud performer, whom wo respect and admire, place biro self In so false a position. Quoad ell, d, there was much that waa good in the per formance Gf the opera. Grier' Donna Anna is still unrivelJed. Madams Penoo was a pretty Zerlins—ratber too eleg+nt and relined, but very pleasing on the whole. Ilcr air, " Vcfuf twine," was warn.ly encored. And Ronconi'a Leporello, notwithstanding vocal defects, wee a ifeco of rich and genuine ounedy, which probably no other performer now on the stage could equal. Tte pURNHAM GROVE.—Te be LET, for a term, memeec mo Move delightful voldrao. the oat of the We O c arolly OWL I. the Onus beautiful dintriet of 'realm, sod era in onoOnmed lambus bgedies. One awe. trona the ... 7 am, Illeogli rad nodal as the Omit W Ilse, and ouly too from ahead Tho mansion moo ••••••04•••• kW • blab ad oasbiOnnone. ntalkog ood eon. s emmem mom fermea _Ammo , seeludod Omni , * Lomb. amoonahlio ••• 111•1••••••• to richly timbered park• sad inamalia einika QM. on adloloing wood. the Moat VI MIK of 111011 about la beret are &robin Time la a MEI II• •11•10 of the menden and oomincl the I dome lionik are t perfect order sae epA dodos to flew. apply to DigllttL Mi. Mr: . larl wile, Lk Waterlooplees. Pa ull. Loads,. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jura 2. THE UNIVERSITT RIFLE CORPS.—In a convocation holden this afternoon the now statute, allowing members of the university to form ride carps, mot wi.h the unanimous approval of the house. Mr. Reale, of Oriel College, addressed the house in a Latin epee*, at some Barb. CHICHRLE Pao Fassonan IP.—The *lectors to the Chicle() Pr* forms ship of International Law and Diplomacy have this els) , artifiod to the Vice-Chmteallor that they hove elected Mr. Montague Bernard, 8.C.L., of Trinity College, sad bassists r at• law, to the professorship. PROFIRSORMIIP or Lootc.—A Convocation will be holden on Tuesday, Jaw the Slat, at two o'clock. Sr the par ents of electing a Professor of Logic in the room of Mr. Wsli, whrse period of °Mos Ina now expired. The prof-s -sorship Is tenable for tea years. The Rev. Henry Wall, M.A. the hats sor, ha. announced ri a m il aslf a fer allia k C o o llo i r At present, Merits no other can. didatm _ _ ...--- DEOltl7. or D.O L. ST DITLOILL—IS a Convocation to be holden on Friday, Jose 10, It will to proposed to confer the Degree of Doctor In Civil Law by Diploma upon the Right Honourable the Berl of Carservon, Htgh Steward of the University. F. Jule., VlawChanotllor. TOLL COLLECTORS AND TEL DERBY."—A cor respondent of • contemporary writes:—‘• A friend of mine, who went down yesterday by the road to Epsom, paid, as you sod I and everybody el*e did, la. at th e Sutton turnpike fora carriage drawn by a pair of homes. In order to Expe dite the payment, active policemen ranged along the to sd warned you, before you arrived at the gate, to • get your money ready ;' • line of money-takers replied glibly to your inquiry, ' How much 1' • One shilling; and pocketing the money, furnished you in return with a ticket The posthoy spurred and whipped his homes. and away you unsuspkiously went to the Heath. Unluckily for the credit of the turnpike own, and foe their future pram, a delay occurred at this very gate on the return from the races, and my friend, whose carriage was some distance from the gate, walked on thither, to see what caused the stoppage. Ash. stood there wishing for his carriage to drive up he chinned to Ice•lc at the board on which the rate of tolls payaLle was painted. and to hie surprise ha saw that the turopikenian wee levying Is. for every Bd. legally due, the legal toll for a carriage and a pair of borsca amounting but to the latter sum. My Mend pointed out the fraud to one of the policemen grouped about the gate, who coolly remarked that he wee littre to maintain order and not to protest the public &utast fraud; and when my friend remonstrated with the turn patentee himself, and complained that he had been so defrauded by him In the morning, the men hastily made the math r ill right by presenting him with a fourpenny-bit, in order to avoid a public &inclusion which must have ended badly for hint. If you, sir, will gin this short hitter a con spicuous place in pour columns to-morrew, it will catch the eye of Sir R. Mayne in time for him to direct Lie men not only to maintain order at the various turnpikes, but also by the warring cry of Miod your porkier, to protect the public against these system:nitre frauds on the part of the bll o•il.ntorn. It la surely as much the duty of the pilice to prevent fraud u to detect the offender when the fraud is achieved." THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY Or LONDON.—At the monthly general meeting held yraterd.y at the society's home in Hanover square; Sir d. P. Helms. Bart, in the chair; Tisionnt Powersoourt, and the 11 , n. F. Fitz- Maurice, R.N., and St ine. W. Salt, G. Smith, and F. 1). Galilee, were sleeted fellows; and the Rev. T. Corothsaite sod Mewls. G. Bolster Booth, 11. P., R. F. Dalrymple, A. Neuron, W. kl. Thackeray, P. L. Powys, H.P., A. Sari:trio, and E. H. Burke, were proposed as candidates for the fellowship, Dr. A. Ouniher as a foreign member, and ht. Esoellency Sir Woe. Denison, Governor-Genera of Ao•tralia, and ?dews P. 8. Godwin and E. Newton as correvonding membets of the moiety. The report from the nested that among the recant additions to the moosereric were two pairs of Bohemian waxwings. That the somber of the visitars to the gardens in the current year, t ibis tins., had hien 91,9 . 11. N1 . .4 1 N to t • 1 . 1 0 ESZ .. ER me morial to the Manchester town council on Wednesday, by Mr. Couscala Wallis, was carried unanimously. sitaaaxatum OP MB PILINCBBB PJUIDERIOK WILLIAM OP PIaSSIA AT 014VI8INIA If any of the numerous company who bads fare well to the Prince's Frederick William yesterday et the Terrace-pier, Oreveeend, had also assisted at her royal high ness's first leave-taking of her Englith friends, they could not fail to be struck with the marked contrast which the weather presented on those two interesting occasions. On the firm, winter wee holding high festival. The sky was dark and lowering, the Thames lashed and foamed angrily against the ships and river bake, and a universal mantle of mow tried bard to smother the hardy evergreens with which the loyal burghers of the indent waterside town had so profusely decked ell the streets between the railway terminus and the pier. But yesterday was a fine day, hot and misty in the morning, and bright and glowing et noon, the sun obligingly putting forth some of his brightest beams at the moment when the royal standard was hoisted in the state-barge. In obedience to her Majesty's particular request, there was not any attempt at pageantry in yesterday's ceremonial. The greenery which had beet so conspicuous in February, 1858, wee equally "con spicuous by its abeam" in June, 1859. There were no triumphal arches, no mottoes, no transparencies, and only such flags and banners in the line of analeade as the loyalty Of individual/ had hidemed them to exhibit. As on the former occasion the Terrace-pier Was aowded with compury, admitted by tickets hem the corporation, but we missed the pretty body guard of young ladies who had strewed flowers In the bride's path on the occasion of her first departure, many of whom we regretted to learn had subsequently suffered seriously in health from their devotion in braving the wintry anew and wind in evening dress. Newly all on that occasion suffered serious indisposition, and three, we believe, lost their Eves from colds caught while waiting on the pier. There had been some intention of having a similar procession yesterday, but it was strongly pretested against in high quarters on sanitary grounds, and so the young ladies of Gravesend had to content themselves with sitting places in the galleries amongst their elder friends. The pier was provided with roomy seen on either side, the front rails being covered with bunting, end the centre avenue laid down with crimson cloth, as was also the " Dummy" beneath, but beyond this, there was not the slightest attempt at decoration. Two thousand five hundred tickets had, we understand, been issued for the pier, and, judging by the mended and fashion able company we saw esensbled, we should conclude that not a single one could have been left undisputed of. The Mayor, E. Gregory, Esq.; the Town Clerk, Oeo. Shetland, Km. ; the Aldermen, Werra Troughton, Ditebbern, Smith, Fietcher, Dobson, and Gardner, together with the whole of the Town Council, were in attendance in their gowns, the Meyer and Aldermen remaining at the entrance of the pier to receive the royal party on its arrival, and the Councillors lining the avenue, end doing their beet to accommodate their lady friends, scene of whom were, considering the circum ference of modern female drapery, a little unreasonable in the positions they sought to occupy for the purpose of wring the illustrious voyageurs. One old lady in particular wee resolutely tent epee needing on the rail in front of the nate, and It required all the eloquence of two of the mat peen sive members of the council to induce her to subside into a parities of average elevation. While the majority of the company was on the tiptoe of expectation, the ladies rustling up every five minutes or to, on a false alarm that the Queen was coming, the more calm sad practised spectators bad an opportunity of admiring the gay picture which the river offered at this ita period of high water. The royal yacht lay off in the streets, gaily decked with colours, and close to It the Admiralty yacht Vivid, and another government steamer, while the whole water across to Tilbury Fort was thickly dotted with boats of all sizes end descriptions, each crowded with passengers, male and female, who with a disregard of con tingent immersions, worthy the descendents of the sea kings, jumped, and danced, arid Around, and waved handkerchiefs, and (apparently) drank beer, or some other pleasant sem last, as merrily and indifferently as if they had been standing ea lsereetrave, instead of on a frail plank, beneath which rolled some thirty or forty feet of Thames water. It was thought that Tilbury Fort would have spared a portion of its garrison to line the memos, but the oily detachment that came over consisted of ths worthy commandant, Colonel Kelly, his two sons, end sense ladle., who landed from • galley, which did not stall natant* to the reagnikence of the general pageant. nineteen, at 1.45 p.m. the report of a single gun announced that the royal train had arrived at the terminus, and before two the royal carriages drove on to the esplanade, surrounded by a guard of honour, consisting of • troop of the West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command of their colonel, the Earl of Darnley. Lord Sidney, lord lieu tenant of Kent, was eke in attendance, accompanied by several of the rural notabilities. Her Mejeety having acknowledged the salutes of the municipal body, walked slowly down the central avenue of the pier, accompanied by the Princess Frederick William, who walked on the Queen's left hand. The Princess Alice followed, accompanied by the Prins Consort, and the remainder of the group consieted of Countess Perponcher, Lady Caleden, Lade Darnley and Sidney, Captain Denman of the Royal Yacht, and one or two officers in military uniform. In cour pllanoe with her Majesty's regent, previously commenewel by the mayor, the company received the royal party in respectful silence, only interrupted by the occasional falliog doan of a form with its Mess of lair ladies, who, in their eagerness to pee the Queen and Princess, had for the moment forgot the laws of equilibrium. One of then little cadre• temps made her Majesty wart, but she man resumed her comicoure, and smiled and bowed graciously as she pawed along. The Princess Frederick William looked paler end thinner than funnerly, but seemed to be is fair health, and the graceful figure and Alia tinguiched presence of the Princess Alice was the theme euniverral admiration. Her Royal Highness is much taller than either the t.ueen or the Princess Frederick William, and is said to resemble the last generation of royal princesses more than any of the present royal family. The embarkation occupied but a very few temente. The state barn of the Victoria and Alt east, manned by sixteen stout rowers, end commended by a lieutenant, war soon alongside the leadiog. Captain Baker, of the cast guard, who superintended the arrangements, had the Mega run out, and the whole royal party wine non seated in the "stern sheets." The royal standard of England II sited at theaters), and the barge swept rapidly op the river, in order to counteract the ebb tide, which bad begun to run rapidly seawards. Then came royal salutes, and loyal cheering. The people in the boats had not beard the bijanetioce of the mayor, and the company on the pier forgot there. There was a general hurrah from land and sea, in the midst of which the Queen and Princess ascended the side gallery of the royal yacht, and spin bowed in rennin to the &seeing. The unal royal solute followed, after which the Queen remained on hoard the yacht tor about en hoar. At three the snchor was weighed, her Majesty and the Prince Consort left for the shore, and the Victoria and Albert steamed *lowly down the river. On landing the Mayor and corpora tion were male in readiness to receive her Majesty, who im modiately departed, the same order being observed as on arrival from town. The railway arrengemente, under the direction of Mr. Eton% were excelhat ; and the hcal under the command of Superintendent White, discharged their duty with much gentleness and discretion. Mr. Shet land, the Town Clatk, was meet pulite and scoommodstng to the representatives of the London press. A guard of honour of the 10th Humes marred her Mujuaty from the Brick layers Arms to Buckingham Palace. CHARGI OF BRIBItZT AT THIt BODMIN ELEC TION.-0a Wednesday, befote the Bodmin mogirtrates, a charge of bribery was brought against Mr. Wyld, Leo M.P. for Bothnia. A short time ago, it will be remembered, • charge of a similar d eacr iption was brought against Mr. Belltog, • watchmaker, and a supporter of Dr. Michel', Ike conarrvative candidate. Belling wa. committed to take his trial. and it is supposed mat the present charge was brought with ths view of making a Teprieel on the liberal party. The cloves was that Mr. Wyk' had siren one lame. Hick half-a-sovereign to inanee him to vote for and influ.saa his father to rote fur him (Mr. Wyld) at the late election. After hearing the evidence she butch were unanimously of (-pinion that the charge of cor rupt iaducement was not made out. After Mr. Whitehurst had add:woad the bench, and had called one or two wit • woes, the chairman said that the beach were unanimously of I opinion that the case for the prwecution was not sufficiently strong tojusnly them in proceeding any further with the charge, and It wee, therefore, &mimed. (The announce own wan received with loud applause from the body of the hall.) Mr. Whitehurat then applied for the defendant's costa, which wets allowed. Aida by Sutton. POITION et t. VALITABLII FINIROLD (MOUND REIM oath. LaDBILOIII hIPTA_T&m NOTTING-HILL. MEBSRB.DANIEL BMITH,BON,and OAKLEY rs t k r u lalem tho 01011:0 6 :1 0 Lol i a t tr a XlOUNlt . aresie4 rosolvajn i g by PIIIIMOSITILILOT tor Atli Imam iorr i Tia..-1.00 0. 1. 11 1,4 0.462; nasx l 0 St. IS. 0. SS. O. Inevra spiassissa at iladr cd00.4 10. Watorkosolosa—Pali. Ina (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. ;•-• HOP adIIBALDI CROWD TSB 'IMO. A letter from Vercelli in the Biiele says: The manner ia which Garibaldi mound the Ticino and Wiled the Austrians, who dieted on information obtained by their spies, was curious, and may now be divulged without danger. He left Turin with 8,400 men and the day after his departure, he quitted Biella and proceeded to Borgoma nero, where be peeled the night and part of the next day. He then prepared his plans, and put them in harmony with the instruct:lops given him at heed-quarters. The principal object wee to cross the Ticino, and effect the passage and invasion without danger to himself or men. Gari baldi knew that all there men risked their lives inas much u before becoming soldiers they were midgets, and by bearing arms they incurred, according to the Austrian code, the penalty of death. He accordingly spread the report that be intended to atop at Axone, and he even wrote himself to have stores and lodgings prepared there, and the churches fitted up for the reception of hones. No sooner bad he met off these orders by special messengers to Arona, which is on the Lego Maggiore, than he gave orders to his men, each of whom carried two muskets, to leave for Castelletto, where they crossed the Ticino in a ferry-boat to Besto Calends, and by a forced march proceeded to Varese. The Austrian., on learning how theyload been tricked, assembled at Calarats, and intercepted the line of the Ticino at 'tierces, believing that they would thereby cut off the retreat of the force and surprise ft. Garibaldi troubled himself little about that proceeding, and Induced the towns and villages to revolt. His sweetie in dam wee so great that be had to write to the King for 8,000 musket. and 8,000 great coats. Foreseeing, however, en attack on Yemen, ha barricaded the toms, — which does not mean that be Writ:v.4.d Weigel in the town. That done, he left 200 of his won, who, with the assistance of the population, heroically emitted the Austrian', who soon attacked the place. In the meantime he marched with tho main body of his army from the town towards the hills and some time after surprising the enemy in flank, defeated and routed them. The Austrians retired in great disorder, and only re-formed at Camerlata, a very important position, from which Como can be defended without great lore. But Garibaldi scarcely left them the time to count themselves, as he attacked them again, and after a sharp combat, in which many of their officers were killed, diat dged them. He then entered Como, where he obtained a positive triumph from the population. All the country is in full insurrection. Young men are putting themselves in uniform and arming them selves. All classes, without dirinction—nobles, peasant., cleans, man, women, and children—are prepared for realat um*. Garibaldi hen taken the precaution of being able to supply the populations with arms and ammunition. VIZ SOLDIER-11M. (From the 711)141.) Among the combatants in the Italian war no one ems more entitled to the Victoria Crone than Victor Emmanuel Itionelf. We are not now speaking of hie higher qaalitied as a general, belt simply of hie brilliant valour se • soldier. He has displayed anspicnous courage in the pre sence of the meaty. Considering his position, and the *vile which would be entailed on his country were he to meet with a soldier's death in the field, he easy be said to ham pushed courage to the verge of rashness. An exam of valour is, however, a fault which men readily Firths, the more espe cially when a King is the hero. As to the fact there can be no doubt—the three armies contain no braver man than Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia. The two Emperors who are his competitors in the race for military glory tenet approve themselves stout and true soldiers if they would not see the palm of superior velour awarded to the Sardinian King. Wherever the fight Is thickest tad the fire hottest, there Victor Emmanuel is to be f mud. On Tues day, at the battle of Panne), he pushed forward Is mesa into the midst of the combatants, and would not be per suaded to retire into • safer position. The Zones soldiers —no incompetent judge* of military daring—endeavoured in vain to restrain him ; he would not understand the pro priety of retreat. Even if this reckless exposure of his own life is not a quality much to be commended in a general, at lent it will win foe him the rough sympathies and ready obedience of the camp. The soldier will cheer fully follow the chief who leads biro on. Troops would be ashamed to fall back when they me their gonernl, and that general • crowted King, In advance. The Sardinian army, however, have shown them totem worthy of the chivalrous guldanes of their King. To them belong the hosiours of Montebello. TM action of the Sardinian cavalry during that affair weans to have decided at the most critical moment the fortunes of the day. On this more recent °canna of Palesiro, it was the fourth division of the Sardinian army commanded by the Kiog in person, which Inflicted so declaim a check upon the enemy. Attacked by 25,000 Austrians, and supported only by a regiment of Zouaves, this division of the Sardinian army not only re ained ite position, but defeated the enemy with great slaughter. 1 he victory was more deduce than that of Monte bello. This time the Austrians can scarcely ray that, "having accomplished their purpose," they retired because they wished to retire. It was to them an important object to hinder the junction of the Sardinians with Caurobert, and in this they entirely failed. They were fairly defe ded, laming numerous prisoners and guns in the hands of the enemy. This victory was won, ivt repeat it, by the Bardi ' Wane, with their king at their head. Our only t regret must be that such victories ere not won without a heavy payment in blood. The Sardinian army has hitherto borne the brunt of the war, and ' however noble and chivalrous can but ill @lfni to endure the looses which such contests involve. The hopes of Italy rest on the banners of the findinian )(fig. Were his arm destroyed, it would matter bet little to the Italian race which amp ror conquered in the long run. Unless there be a na ' theal Italian army forthcoming, with an Italian chief at ite bead remeMed for his n.ilitary virtues, the ultimate gain of Italy will be small indeed. All true well-withers to Italy for her own sake look with the deepest anxiety to the Gee of the Sardinian loony and the fortunes of the Studinian King. PIEBIIIIV47IOII OP Lill PROM SHIPWRECK. Yesterday a meeting of the Royal National Life boat lastitation was held at its house, John-street, Adelphf, Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., in the chair. Mr. Lewis, the secretary, having read the minute. of the previous meeting, the thanks of the Institution inecrtbed en vellum were voted to Captain Ellison and Mr. M.Lelles, and • reward of If 10e, to some men who bad courageously exerted tbetueelves in saving ten men from the brig William Sortie, of Glasgow, which, daring • heavy gale of wind, was wrecked off Barra, oa the Western Wand*. A reward of 21. 10s. was voted to a bows crew of live men for putting off in • boat and res cuing amidst comiderable danger the crewed [Meat hands of the steamer Preston, of Liverpool, which, during very thick and blowing weather, was recently wrecked on the Angles's coast. On this dangerous coast the institution has at present fire efficient lifeboats. A reward of 41. was voted to • boat's crew for putting off on two occasions sad saving the crew of five men from • French vessel named the Boa Calais. of Bayonne, which, during • gale of wind and thick weather, was recently wrecked in Dundalk Bay. A reward of 61. was voted to a wee guard's bate. crew of five men, in acknowledgment of their very laudable a reit:cent putting off gad rescuing the crew of four men of the schooner Aerie, of Saloon:a*, which was recently wrecked off Car diff dating ea easterly gale. Several reweede of money were also voted to the crews of diff-rent boats for their praise. wort thy ems-time la saving life from various wreck a an the Irish coast. It was stated that the n, which had already eighty-two lifeboat stations on the Erjahelo and Irish coast, was deeirius to 1. iteed its work of awfully@ e to the coast of Sootlen4, which is 1,600 miles tog, That every part of the Vatted Kingdom may be provided woh the means of affording succour to those unfortunate persons who by the violence of the storm are met away, and met too often otherwhe perch en its shone. The rotenone° espreesed much commiseration for the fearful loss of life from the had: f n ebna c b l eo t a :i t t o h mse i e fr u ::::o:t uDate h isun e loca l ity In i i t n i y gr ir ch t a c l l a h . r i g p . e P t lp m b aire n c lu tast l A B , 6 9 .p u f h tf eet: in future. Without, however, the pecuniary seeiratice and the hearty general ro•operst we of the community at large that object could not euocesaf ally be carried our. It was reported that the it:mention bed seat on Monday last a new lifelo at and transporting carnage to Exmouth. During dee past month three new lifeboats oa Mr. Peake's plan, built by the Mews. Forrnot, bad been sent to the Emperor of ROSSi4. They are to be stationed in the Gulf of Finland. A Rreasian steam-packet company had like d. wise s, p t u o r be chas st e a d . t dimdfnma he P th rum eat b i °u a i n dt g overnment. li rnAmlienlifebfttb.Qatibedhadtbnas same e als o n usef ul Pamphle t on cot the esanareinont of boats in heavy surf., lac., issued by the Lifeboat Institution, and sold fur a few peas, wee reported to have been ordered by the Admiralty to be eireubsted is her Alsksty's fleet. This {molest little book should be la the hands of every seaman and boatman in tee kingdom. It waa about to be Outdated into French. The v.luable in structions of the institution far the restoration of the appa rently drowned, which are now is extensive all oar route, had also been forwarded to all the foreign miedimary so cietke for nee on their station. FATAL OCCURRENCE AT THE LONDON DOCKS.-•• Au iequest was taken yesterday by Mr. J. Humphrey s, the coroner, at tel London Hospital, ea view of the hotly of Mr. Peter Kay, aged 49 years, late commander of the ship Rachel, lying to tla• L ndos Docks. It aid-cared from the windows, that a few days gam the deceased. whPc erm•MOI • stage erected over the hatchway of the vi sp.', 66111 precipi tated down the bold, and received such wren isternal In juries that ha died oa Monday last. The jury retained a verdict of " Accidi rind death." [Advertieement.]—Loyages HYDROSTATIC TEA sad Coma UR36 WM make lastanumeoush . from I to Paso caps of ee arieatead aroma and mown,. ...los enedult. Pao by von b,,bubb, eel,bs, House of Comma . Lon 1,40 Tarere, Ae Sold IA 7. Cd. mo by all Iromoorotert. e s rocrchoete. co 4 W. Smeder4 mist. 1.11, Ifischereh.stfert. E.C. rferpxtaa met taw ASCOT RACE WE EK .—To be LET, FUR. NIPRISD 11011da, oleadiaoto tocietted mead% within ITO mission' walk of tOw Gesad 'Wad. 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