The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-21 00:00:00

sEly f . . . t (ErtPl3 t CS,Av <7:711-14 " 4"- 1:31)/11 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1862. No 4.949.) [Stamped, ld. Additional.] (TWOPENCE CIi'tJTTA, calling at MADRAS.—(The July, l?icturt, and September steamers, calling at Madras to land ,carrark passengers only.)-1 he well-known clipper surlier, steam -ship MAU RCMS, 2,135 trio SOO horsepower, J. SMYTH, Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks. will Irate on the lath July, embarking passengers at and leaving gnotnvild on the 15th July. This magnificent ship, Milli ex prll for the India trade, baa been thoroughly refitted. hr t i n t-rate accommodation ler passengers , and will carry no ex- Feigned sargeou and a stewardess. The serrke wiU be carawasd monthly by one of the following Whaling gazillart dean verges belonging to this Compaq _ SIM I Tom lithrewpower.l Date of mailing. Calratta ilT;On Golden Flaw Queen of the Doslla Indians ilidmpeis Lady Jae*. Xs=Oft MK VMS 2.1111 2.20 UN 2.20 2,20 ;US BLACK BALL MONTHLY AIIBTRALLIN CLIMBS tram lAMIDON Urea& WOW lOW Slaw/ eydeer Melbourne yeIMuTS Queensland Queensland Queensland Queensland This celebrated live of packets have, by Wilt punctuality and rapid parsers, earned a woeid known repulatioa, and their per Banger aceoramodation la unimpassed by any vowels afloat —Poe in particulars respecting freight or ato Anstralla apt:: ES JAMIEt BAIN and Co, la ; all Agents for the gall Line of Packets; awl to T. It. MACKAY and Co, 1, Laden halletreet, London. LC. A =IL ber 16. October 15. November 15. December 16. Jen. 16. 1883 . Mac h ay 16. IL -fro to GRINDLAY and Co., 1,1, Pai nt Wald ar itrrthe ken, AIM= o f sad Co., i ll ir=l-etreet, LC. : or at the Nikes of the Comely, 9, Mineing•lane, London. LC., when also appilention for appoint smuts as Midshipmen in this servioe shoehl be mods. RICHARD DREW, Beentary. East Ladle and Lo se ndon Shipping E Compaq C. (Lindh*, 9, iihing.bas, Mantua Mar Aanie AMIDE,II OeraweUla (sow) Wallace Cbiderella Utopia &Wain trellieW°64l Jaw 111. July 10. July 25. Aug. 10. June W. July SO. Jae SO. July W. Aej. it TO BRITISH 001IIXBIA IOL ASS le s. y~ffiLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to KEW YORK Dbocl—Tb• LIVERPOOL, MY YORK, lad PKIIADILPLIA RYL4.IIOIRIP COMPANY Wow% demote& ttheir ftill-powarod Iron Screw Stota-oldps, oslllog at Queer own to embark poattogoro sod doopatdtat. as follows : WERLY FROILLre'ILFOOL FOR KEW YORK. CITY OF NM YOll, Wedneadey, July 1. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednaeday, all A And every eneneedhig Wednesday. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 11 guise= margin( te tim accose. Modatton. Forward pwede 8 sulneu, inelading aR provide= cooked. Passengers or Canada. tin Untied Mak= and Blida Columbia, booked through as very ad eom karma—For Tedder particular, apply= WILLIAM 1111 11, Wateretrod, Uveepool. or to MYHi sad MACEY, $l, hag Willismetreek City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Pastern, WALTER PATON, Commander, argl be DESPATCHED from LIVIEPOOL, rallies at QUOSILSOWII, r under : TUESDAY, July I. SATURDAY, August 10. WEDNESDAY, October 1. TVZSDAY, November 18. For freight or pour apply to C. E. Dixon, 9, Rumford= Liverpool ; Seymour. Pnaeock and Ca , 116, Fenchtirch Great Ship Company (Limited), 90. Cannonstreet, London. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, TUESDAY, July I.—Cabin passage, £2O to LEI, seconding to accommodation, all baying the same privileges to the abloom. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. RETURN TICKETS at a FAELAND-A-ILAT.7. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. Interinedlato porsge, LlO 100. ; storroge,iB ea Us. sinned contort& GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK, liasofelnwos unknown on board. lee report of pansengern HANDEL FESTIVAL MUSIC. NOVELLO end Co. bs to announce that they have mga been entrusted by the Sawed oak ilociety to mint the Mu- Mcal Copal necessary for the performers . and by the Directors of the Crystal Palms to provide the Vocal Score Octavo Head-Boats foe the audience. The MESSIAH, piles ts. Id., U ed., an 1 44. The SELECTION, printed expressly to the order of Its performance, U ed. and as. (Dow reedy). =AM. IN EGYPT, Xa and 4s. Time who require the music se It will be performed at the Festival should ant for Novello's &Utica; which will be sold at the Pelee*, the Itellway Stations, and at the Publishers', Novello and Co., 011, Deem-street, Soho, and ZE. Poultry. MR. CHARLES DICKENS'S LAST HEADING.—It du been Maud necesnry to add ONE FINAL EXTRA NIGHT. Rt. Janses's Hall, ou FRIDAY SYSNINO HIRT, June 21 Mr. CHARLES DICCINS will read his NICHOLAS NICELEBY at Mr. SQUIERNS SCHOOL, BOOTS at the HOLLY•TRIZ INN, and MAL DAMP. Phew for the reading ,—Sota stens, 4 ; body of ball and balcony, O.; area and galleries, Tickets to be bad at Messrs Cha and Hall's, publishers, IM, Plocadiil& or ird at Audio's St. Yuase's —THOMAS IiaI UAD auctd &D, Beentary open . at 7, wgma" ad 8 "xiL LONDON PAVILION.—The Proprietors r resperthilly to Saws the polite that they aro sow DINING tone hominid yellow daily at as °Week, sad have roan tee ape thousand seta, men. Open treat eta. M.aktast, Is.. !loom is tw at bed prices, always ready. In oddi ties to the weal attractions of the sealed satatointetents, an- Cara Ats have been made Irtitt Yin IL Nowa loin Collins, tellars Maier) sod Kam Arm mai hash (the “Itonset i A= l. l ww.o. lLAWLlas itsldidsta Loaded Pavalos EAII-DE-VlN.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, lb. per gab% Y denionetraled. upon umbels, to be WWI: bye from aced*, and very superior to recent Importa tions of Comm. la /teach bottles, be. per der. ;or In a use /or the orstalry, NW Railway carriage paid . No Arent% and to be *bawled only of MINIX BIZ!T and Oa, Old Yarolvale Distlllery, Holborn. NC. XIETZ—PaIe Dinner EI'DORY, 24e. per dot. .way combs, peld. Recommended with emindenen RINRY Bann and Co., Distillers end Importer*, Holborn tam RC. SALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE (towed phi's, 4e. ad. the dram), Burton Mee, and Oslo noes eafrs stout, In bottles of reputed and Imperial mesaureu and casks of 18 gallons and upwards. Barclay s stout, I dozan quart^ tia Ala and stout UMW 'spread, for exportation.— MOODY and Co.. agenda. Ltaaretreet, Le. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS arid 00CCIII3, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Axiom team ilte.-165, Pleeadlllg. Catalogues tree. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. listablished 1764— WAUGH and BON beg to Intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their 8110 W-ZOOMS con tain a large assortment of BBGBBEIB and VILVNY-PILE CAILPri% of tasteful designs and colours. The leas experience they hare had In the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those la the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Osrpets, to. Bilks and other fabrics for tartans* and tarniture.-3 and 4, Goodie-street: la sad IS, Tetisahaatoart-road. W. BARLOW'S BELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN reads a large yelat et meat with a mere handful of coals. The saying is immune the meat is Beautifully routed in every part, nicely browned aa ever, and all the gravy and nutrition, properties retained. Price Ws. N.B. These mirprising Wrests are produced by sallistabo concentration of heat. BA.RLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight : an infallible method of cooking this favourite vegetable in perfeedion. lobs sa, Ti., ea. BARL6VPB AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Hoesemeld's trlead, wenuated to sem one too of wedeln this.. Price Ila ed. itelll lest 10 yeara) - • HARLOW'S PATENT OASK STAND. No 1.1 waste, or sediment disturbed In tilting. Will repay its trilling cost Ina month. Price 9e. and upward. DARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. LIP NO V&NT PLO MUSED; no more let beer sr sour wins. Price en ed. ; ditto eleetro plated, Ss.—Apply direct to JAYLS HARLOW. patentee, 14. Lb Wlllinstotreet, Lansion bees& Seetbotitts name end address la on every article; alligators an 'lunges Imlisdoem Lioltrurinse Antis. Istsblisied 180 GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. Pot baled or purge, apply to C. K DIXON. 9, Urn ford-pkcs Uverpool SEYMOUR, PEACOCK, end Co., lIK Essointrei-strect, London. KC. ; or to the Orson nip Cowpony Warned), 90, (Su:woo-street, London, LC. !BRITISH sad WORTH AMICELICAN ROYAL MALL 6111Al48lill'fl, appointed by the Admiralty between LIVREPOOL and IVIW YORK, and between POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or otherporta to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's Biala The following or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the nails : EITROPA, foe BOSTON, Saturday, June 28. 'PERSIA, for NSW YORK, Saturday, July 5. • Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the R.M.S.S. British Queen. AFRICA, for BOSTON, SatuNay, July 12. Passage motley, including stew ara La and proviablbs, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, L 22 ; second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin. £26: second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, KS per ton, sad 6 per cent primage.—Apply to J. B. Foord, 62, Old Unl.street, London ; D. Currie, Haws, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Parts O. and J. Burns, Buctusesit.etreet, Olserrow ; D. and C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. end C. Wirer, S. Wagon street, Liverpool. PHILLIPPS, GRAVEB, and PRILLIPPS will despatch the undesulantlesoad arst-class stearases as Mows : FOr/WITZEDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIF.R, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf. Wapping, every Sunday mmelrgy. at 11 a.m.. and the FYENOOLD. Thursday morning, at 7 a.m., from aH the Tower. _ _ I:l;:iweek, the ADLER, Nowa, Or SCHWALM alternately Wednesday •od /Wards:, hem Horse lydown, at 11 a.m. : =thug at Diacknall Pier to receive passen gers at noon. lazes: AY. Al, and 101. Ret•ra ticket. issued at a tars and • Milt_ _ _ — ROEe - o.=TITe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now opsa foe the osveyenos of mummy= and merchandise to ali ports of German m y. Tor OOPENHAOIN. theTHAIIER, Jame U, from H Foe GOTHENBURG. the LONDON, Jane 26, froe7Yerst r ly i t down, to be followed by the GUSTAF WALL alternately every week. Fares, LS b, Lb. b., sad ,CL For freight, passage, de., spp'y at Chaplin's Iralowed Moe, Begentetreas. W. or to PILILLIPPB, GRAVEL and THILLLPIO3, U, Rood lane, LC. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.- The Ipsi sad mood nesousable Stock of BRIMILIIII =DAL VEILS and FLOUNCINO.4 In London. The REAL OLD RAND-SPUN CAMBRIC MANDKRRCHII76. The Ladles' Outfitting Department replete with every novelty, et the moat inexpensive A. BLACYbORLTB LADIES' OCITKITIIIMLWereItease, 36, BOUM AUDLEV STINET. LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NNW SPRING AND SUMMER gram for the WorWhined Scotch ANGOLA len TROUSERS. Ti now replete and ready for Inspection. Thew Trousers were originated by Mr. Mike. Whose only address is TA BROOK-STSZST. KANOVINACNJANN and who is not connected with any person imitating and Mese thing in his name. ISTABLISHXD 18th FIBRUANT, USED by almost every Family, by all Outfitters, Hotel keepers , Re. BOND'S PKRMANINT MARKI INK ;the original) requires no preparation, and Is by far the bast for writing on Linea, Bilk, &c. It affords an Indisputable means of Identity for towels, shirts, table cloths, and every variety of wearing apparel. To be obtained of most druggists, medicine vendors, stationers, do. In the United Meek= ; sad at 25, Longiane, West Smithfield, City without videb address on each label the Ink is not genuine. hies IL pat bottle. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will moat certalgy preserve the dght. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15a.; steel, with tu, Si. to 10s. (Fold and Sliver Spectacle. and Eye-Olames grea s t variety. at equally low vetoes. Harries Prospect Masa, 12a 611. post tree. TllOB. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, London. istabliabed 1780. Caution—No travellers employed. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by tM r mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PBAEL DENTIFRICIL compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of inestimable value In preeerving and beautifying the tenth, strengthenuig the gums, and In giving a pleasing imprint:it to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, moues 19.0411 of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel. to which It Imparts a pearl-like whitener. Its Invaluable Denise bare obtained the patronage of royalty and the eraey of Europe, and it 6 universally 1n high repute. Price ts. ed. per box. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton. poles, and by Clunlats and Perineum Ask for "Rowlands Wear. WNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA heal been, during twenty-lire mire, emphatically ems limed by the medical profession, and nnimmW accepted the public, es the beet remedy for acidity of the heartharn, headache, gout, and Indlretion, and m a mild ape• dent for delicate ooestitutsem, more especially foe ladies and children. It Is prepared, in a state of perfect parity and uniform strength, only by DINNICYOBD and (0., it; Neu Bond street, Leedom; and said by ill rapentable absomisis th world. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scorn BILIOUS mad LIVE! FILLS, prepared wtth. ^ ln 107 Mercurial Logrettkat, from the recipe or Dr. Scott, will Le found Invaluable to all who ender from Moue and Dyer corn. artilinta. Indigestion, wind, spume, giddlowe, dluireeme et the ere.. &c. For habitue' toothiness, sea family aperient madam, md sa • ;miner of th e bl oo d, th e y are truly excellent ; did in Their ePeration and grateful to the stemma they create appettle, fur - diaantirm. and sereurthert the whole saner ahlink—.. W. Lambert, 10, Jsrmyn.street, and by most M boxes, Is and 2a. bd. Ile maw to ask for 41= 1 % bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are a mitten Owen Pookago• with "FULA= Lambert," engraved on the steep. riAVEIWEI SPERM CANDLES, L. 4d. and 1.! la. ad. paella ; ?as Itrithat wax. la ad.. laanaparent wax, lit Id. ; •wax, to Id. ; Gensaa wax, L. 3d.. botanic wax, Is ; la. : oompolite, Bd., ed., and the beet 104 d. ; me tor a lamps. ; magnum; W. rhea moulds. 3d. ; Cobs oil, as 64. per gallon soap, Ha, SOL. as., sad 401. per Iltltia ; mottled, atia. ; old brow. Windom Ja ad. per wield ; mammon brows Windsor, la: white W ladaor.ls. 44.; !may, la. 4d. ; glacertne and aimed, la par bot—ior Nik k o * IL P. DATIL! sad SONS' aid-established wane home, 111, at. Martin'alans. Charing.erom. London. W.C. COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. Highbury and Kingsland Coal Depths. No travellen or manta employed. LEA and Co.'s. lowest summer prim fur Hatton, Haswell, and Lannton Wallaend, the best houses coal, di rect from the called s by screw steamers, Is tie. per ton (do not pay more under any pretext) ; Hartlepool, Ws.: Tailgate, 17s. ; best small, 11s. inland, by railway : Sillutone, Erat clan, We. ; mond claw. lgs. : Clay Crew, 19s. and 18s. ; Darnley, 176. ; Hartley, 16a. Nat cash. Delivered screened to any port of Lon don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Lon. doe Beltway Elation, Highbasy, Islington. or Klnpland. Jaw VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERSTON and BROGIDEN, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons beg to make the following announcement re garding the VAL UE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the lute. rests el the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide cireulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided bite 24 pare or carats, It follows that geld of 84 carats Ana, is 18 carats.. d 3 g 8i 9 carats .. 31 11 10 worth ..34 4 113 17 carats.. 8 0 2 8 carat. .. 8 par MUM& 19 amts.. 111 73 7 carats .. 4 I ZS cantle_ 4 1 I 16 mate.. 218 1 6 aunts .. 1 et carats (British 14 twain.. I 9 gi 6 mate .. 17 standard) 317 104 is carats.. 26 I 4 aerate .. 14 ti 21 carat... 314 4 12 carats.. 22gi 3 carats .. 10 71 20 carats.. 810 93 11 carats.. 118 1 2 carats .. 7 1 Nat.. 8 7 3 IC omens.. 116 4i 1 carat .. 6i ttfaetary, 16 Ifeartethaatreet, Oovent-gardek W. C .. Loadou galleys made of Chains and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. This rstalplishment is closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock SCHOLASTIC. - WANTED, YOUNG PERSONS to mist Inn BRITISH SCHOOL Instruction will be yen for aerrlce4.—Apply to Mae 0100 Y, 14, Croa tia:44, LOngton, N. HER ROYAL FILMINESS the CROWN PRINCESS of PRUSSIA.—This exquisite steel ENGRAV ING, with a Memoir, is the Supplement to this week's ILLUS. ELATED NEWS of the WURL.D.—fries IM.: stamped, 7.1. — IRA ileetstreet DR CURTIB ON NIMVOUSNESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, Oa Just published, price Is, post free from the Author for 12 stamps, MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE hi MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and rigour, the result of twenty five year/ 'Roomful practice In the treatment of these wallas nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. L. CORTI!, 16, Albemarie-street, Piccadilly. London. Consultations, 10 till 3, and 6to " We eel .:hesitation In solos there is no mentherof society by whom the book will not he found useful—whethersuch moon bold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clermymmi: --Sun. Loudon: Mena. 30. CoruhlU; and J. Allen, 20, Warwick-laces BRIGHTON TESTIMONIAL. TO LORD RANI:UGH.— A large and influential meeting was held at the Brightoo Town Hall, on Thursday night, at which Mr. Alderman Burrows presided, for the purpose of taking iota caudal's tion and determining on the best means of applying the amount already subscribed in Brighton, and that which may be hereafter contributed, to the contemplated testimo nial to Viscount itanelagh. The chairman explained the object of the meeting, which was to pay a compliment to Lord Bane/agh for has conduct in relation to the volunteer sham fight held on Brighton Downs, in 1861 and 1862, and Mr. Stanford having put the first resolution, namely, "That in the opinion of the meeting it was advisable that a com mittee should be formed to consider the proper steps to be taken in reference to the subject under consideration." Cap tain Merry seconded the motion. This gentleman alluded in forcible terms to the zealous and distinguished services of his lordship iIICOMIOIIOII with the volunteer cause, and asa native of Brighton. taking great interest in the local affairs of the town, he argued that a testimonial worthy of the or. moon should be presented to his lordship , and suggested that a sword of honour would be the proper thing to pre sent. Captain Merry !Pointed out to the meeting that so long ago as 1845 Lord Itanelagh had written a pamphlet en titled "Observations on the present state of our National Dilemma;" in which his lordship urged that a volunteer force should be formed. He also alluded to Lord Ranelsgh's foresight in selecting the Brighton Downs as the scene ter Osmium fights, and, amidst tho cheers of the meeting, ap pealed to the gentlemen present to do their utmost to carry out the object under consideration. The resolution was unanimouely, and several other appropriate speeches grvit been made, a vote of thanks was carried to the chairman, sod the mooting adjourned. Lagos Ism Bimini FOR INDlA.—There is now in course of oosetractioia, In Manchester, a very large iron railway and sarriesseway bridge, combined, intended to span the Jamas, near Debi. I t is to consist of twelve mass, ease &dor being 216 feet long, which, with the thickness of the stem *firs upon which it is to net, give • total length st over half • mile. The first spas of this maileshis iron lattice bridge le now completed. The metals for the East India Railway Goimany are laid along the top, and the roadway s ag the bottom, the latter having a clear height of 16 feet. The bridge is from designs by A. IL Readol, Esq., G. R., London, and being cosincostad at KINSTIL °mend, cad s oo.'B, if tea Si, George's Iron Works, Halms, Manchester. One unusual feature of the Amstar, is, that all the rivet holes are drilled Instead of being punched. The bridge, notwith standing its great amso, has • light and airy appearlines. The open lattice- work Us the effect of relieving it from the chill sad heavy aspect inseparable from tabular structures. ISOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 11J1N Kit UM. EXAMS OP 110LIOIT01111 AND Narßra PASTIOULAIS TO XX OBTAINED AT TUB 0117101 Or TEX COMP 31019T1A11, oourr OP PAIIK3OPTOT, BABLIMILALL-BTHIXT.I WILLUX Kama and Ovenvs Biarraar, Newman street, OT fordwarest, travelling bag makers, to surrender July 1, at 111. Easel WITMOOT A , Mare-pond, Southwark, ship owner, July at It EVAN AVIOOIII9I 1, at JOHN 11AXPIL1 BILLY, July 8, at 10. BALUNA 111.11081, High-street, Borough, foreman to a confec tioner, July 8, at 10. lousra 01111188, Andover-road, Hornsey, and Aldermaubury, City. widow bonnet manufacturer, July 8, at 1.-. WILLIAX AllOlll/011, tireen's-terrace, liotherhithe, clerk in the Commercial Dock, July 8, at 10. WILMAM JOBl 111111WOuD, Drury-lane, draper, July, 8, at 10. Dom= Joss Hautass, Jubilee place, Chelsea, professor of musk, July 4, at 1. WILLIAM Winer Locum, Orchard-street, Portman-square, and Edgware-rod, house agent, July 8, at 11 010808 Al.rfurb Tgogrsoi, Itweratreet, Southwark, brush maker, July e, at 1. JO= billy Meg, Moreton-street West, Pimlico, bricklayer, Jury{, at Jamul Iticwitine, Chobbam, Surrey, grocer, July 7, at 12. Gooses Ciataisron, Hartley-row, Haute, builder, July 7, at It Joan BILLANY Beetle , Gaeta gentleman, July 1, at 11 . Joint PALNILR, -raid, Nadia., late wooer July 7, at IL IL M 7 oan Miasmata, Parkrakeet, Driarr-lane, I abeam, Jar . M JAMBS SLUM Imam conk pompom, July 7. at 11. Mamas &Lana, Slea-teerees Caasteisisieheatb, beet siessa.. facturer, Jai, 7, 'AIL Wtauest 8MAY103.4 Portland-avenue, S amford-hill, July 7, at II 01131 Y 881.087 8811171, Great Yarmouth, tailor, June 30, at 2. Ilsnria Gooses GOODWIN, Banover-etreet, rIn2I6CO. clerk be the Stoueyard of St. George's, Hanover-square, Juue 30, at 1. CHAIM limusnuir, I elveden, Fames, tailor. June 30, at It Tilosias *Lease PKILIIIIIO, Pigotetroet, Limehouse, annul* dealer, June 10, at 1. Nk1e01.4178 GssitoubWeet.lane,Rotberbithe, baker,Junello, at! LA/0 Jonas Upper 011tordotreet, Islington, oowkeeper, June 80, at Hear Dolmas, Hammersmith, cheesemonger, June 30, et 3. 1 1 1111.1A8 ALSTON, inroad, Bent, draper, June 00, at 2. Hass! LitA, Lambeth-walk and Paved-court, Newiatenterbak dairyman, June 30, at 1. Tansros, Worcester, bookbinder, Jane 10, at It Jess ALDO, bilgel/gbanl, licensed victualler, July 16, at It Jose Dinscei Swaim, Newcastle-under-Lyme, mineral met _ chant, June ID, at It _ _ _ City, bill broker, Judy Ckrkenwell, laptdary, Jorts 14. - Thear . - 111rn - iing - ham, retailer of ales, June SO, at 12. =CURL EDWARDS, Birndugham, woollen draw, July 4, at IL WiLume aueCIILIT. Leigh, Worcestershire, Journeyman brick maker, July' 6, at it 01toimia BaJdtleir, Blentlinghara, wood tuner, July 6, at lt WILLIAM LOIN, Cardiff cab proprietor, July S. at 11. LIMO, THOMAS, Neath, tilaroorgsnahlre, Iron moulder, /017 _4, at IL . - . Yrut Jour, Havodynogish, Cardtganahlre, Jury 4, at 11. WILLIAM MAJWIN, Newport, llowninuthshire, baker, July 3, at 1L HET PALO, Bath, eatenet ummitheciturer, July I. at U. Watiall Evan, Cardigan, Jul/ 4. at 11. Qualm Waumi MO/PHNT, Leeds. July at IL SWARM Raul, triteskelf. Yorkehire, farmer, July 7, at 11. Jona luau. CU AM, Flintabire, fanner, July 4, at IL Josue COCHRAN, Jun., Liverpool, iroam July 3, at 11. GRIMM HADFIELD. Bootle, near Levarp e ol, laegineer, July 4, at 11. RICHARD Buntaane, BoYlane, Cbeialril,SMlPOwnsr. July t.al 11 1. Lotto EloOlietss, Manchester, cap manuracturer, July 1. at 11. Maar SCHOWILD, itolllngworth, Lancaahlre, IWging.house N July 1, at IL JOHN NOMmerroi, Deep Clough, Derbyshire, shopkeeper, July 1, at 11. GODFRIT NOM; Manchester, manager to an Innkeeper, July 7, at IL JOHN Fox GLOM, Manchester, accountant, July T. at 12. BONNIE NAYLOR, Sunderland, ale brewer, July 3, at I. Barrnotousw WOW. Gateshead, manager of a publlclouse. July 4, at 1. ROUST rum* Duns, Black Hill, Durham, publican, July 3, at 1. FamiloinJOitemol, Beverley, Yorkshire, bur, June 30, at U. kbw•ar) HALL N. Claibrusch, Durham, Jul: 1. at 12. RICHARD YDILAY, Felton, Durham, schoolmaster, July 1, at It 'ORME THOMAS Bauws. Coventry, watch manufacturer, July 1, at 13. "ALUM( HUM sen., Coventry, Journeyntanweaver, July 1, atIL JOH/I WIRMI, Hyland, Yorkshire, slater, July 3, at I. Annuni LMms WAREHAM Bantams, Totnes, Domain, widow, June 30, at 11 • afiveremlth's clerk. July 4, at 2. Jul Illautorom, Kahan, laacaahlre, butcher, July 6, at 10. Jolla thierkasoo, liotthtghaza, Ullman, July 16, at 10. JOHN CHILDS, Maaatteld, Hutto., butcher, July 7. at 11. THOMAS MOULD, Bartalook Lekeeterahlre, lice seed hawkar, July 1, at!.. PIT LAITLIIIICI. Chester, grocer, July 2, at 10. SOILS! MULL Newesatle upon-Tyne, labourer, July f 1 at 11. Jaws BASIIISVII, Bradford, Yorkshire, r,July 11, at 104. &Um Mans" Stoke Holy Crum, Norfat, artlicial food manufacturer, Jane 30, at 11. JaMiis DASI2I.. St. Thomas, Olantorganablre, aldpwright, Jill 10. at & ClilitlaiHotozw, Wahall, Staffordshire, tailor, July 1, at 11. WILLIAM &MLR ALUM, Portausoutk assistant payments, to Pia. loyal Nary, July 111, at 1.4. Joni &Urn Landport, H aute, superannuated mar, Judy It. at li . . . ciimissoN, Fernley, Yorkahlre, foreman agglitear, July 3, it at IDTCHLNKI. Staattlake, Oxfortlahlre, cads dealer, July 3, at 10, _ _ Leicester, pork butcher, July 2, et 10. SUSANNAH ALDNIONI, CuWES, WS of WHOA, SHIMOUHAT. 104 10. al It . - . eiaii.YlLLar. Daktolteld, Cheshire, p.m., hay 3, at 11. L KLLYINATIOKS. July 24. C. Donovan, Strand, pluenoiatt: 11 -July 24. S. White, High Holborn, licensed victualler-July H. W. Clarke, Bow, Middlesex, carpenter--J uly 24. L. G. (row Windsor-grove, Old Kent-road, and Honey-lane-market, Cheapsids, warehouseman- July 24. J. G. &fallen, Southampton-attest, Camberwell, ap praiser-July 24. N. Lucas, Bruton-lull, baker-July 24. C. Daw son. George-inn-yard, Southwark, clerk to a carrier-July 24. W. Bole, HUI-street, Walworth, kite publican-July to. W. H. Marston, of the ship }bony Meru, Vittoria-docks, chief officer in the merchant service-July 24. IL M. Milton, Unlon-street, Kennington-road, livery-stable keeper-July 17. D. Badoock, Southampton, late brewer-July 17. L G. Kerr, Royal Avenue terrace and Kings-road, Chelsea, newspaper proprietor-July 17. H. Lucas, &len-place, 011 Kent-road, china dealer-July 17. IL Jacobi, Middlesex-street, Whiteehagel, butcher-July 17. W. Tollit, Gloucester-terrace, brompton stable man a ger-July 17. W. Austey, Latta Samford, Essex, victualler-July 17. W. Haw kins, Baudon.ruad, Victoria-park, life assurance commission agent-July 17. J. H. Carter, Bedford. printer-July 17. W. H. N skein, F.aling, Middlesex. builder-July 17. H. Rothman, Gun street, Blackhian-road, assistant to a publican-July 10. J. Lilly, Chiswelletreet, klusbury,clothier-July 10. W. Forrester, Harper.street, New Kent-road, beershop keeper-July 16. J. Wells, Sun-street, Bishopegate Without, dairy m e a n-Julyuly C. Robins, Holywelletreet, Westminster, gen 11. Maria Rumba% spinster, Gower-place, }.:uaton.rosd, late lodging. house keeper-July 11. G. H. litebbing, Eastliorpe, Essex, farmer -July 11. W. J. Taylor, Three-colt-street, Old Ford, congreve match mantdscaurer-July 11. W. Belching, Curtain-road, com mission agent for the sale of horses - July 11. K. C. Bennett, ((Mauer-street. Snow-hill, stationer -July IS. 0. Lee., Regent street, and Little BrickMll, Bucks, upholsterer-July 1L A. Smith, Dockhead, Bermondsey, outfitter-July 11. E. Read, Weymouth-terrace, Hackuey-road, bonnet manufaturer-July 11. it S. Bushell, Sandwich, Kent, grocer-July 16. C. If. Mann and C. Banbury, Little Tower-street, City, sat rebants-Juiy 16. C. Curtis, Kirby-street, Hattonigardett, and Morpeth-terrace, South Hackney, book-clasp manufacturer-July 16. J. Lambert, Commercial-place, Rotherilithe.bsker-July 16. ILO. Lyre, Mark lane, City, corn agent-July 16. T. Huard, Garlick-hill, Lower Thames-street, printer--July 16. T. L Mersham, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berke, blacksmith-July I& K Hawkins, Northamp ton-terrace, Islington, brush dealer-July 14.31. 1.. Coley sad J. If ties, Newenteetreet and Strand, fancy warehousemen-July Seem, Sydenham.road, Croydon, horse dealer-July 16 C. Coleman, Wallgraveternsce, Kensington, carpenter-July 16. H. Nicol, Bedford-square, Commercial-road, general dealer- Jul le. H. Cohn, litiunfOrd-street, Blacktriars-road, and Strand, general manager to a Bible Company-July 16. W. Black, Charles street, Holloway, builder-July 16. C. S. Davie, Banner-street, St. Luke, bookbinder-J(1416. R. Carter, Stratford, Essex, and lish-strest.hlll. London, surveyor-July 16. W. Cooke, Deal, licensed victualler-July 14. W. Hughes, Cradsley, Worcester shire, roller of Iron-July 16. T. Marston, Coventry, ribbon ma nufacturer- July 16. J. Hipkiss, jun-, Aston-road, DOW Berming ham. mobster-July I& G. V. Brooke, Rirmin&am, traesdien- July 16. T. George, Westbronivrich, Staffordshire ' Ilcmied vie. tuager-July 16. A. Rea, Worcester, dealer in Berlin wools- July 21. C. A. Parker, Loselle, near Birmingham, corral es agent-July 16. T. Brecknell and J. Bracknell, 11 olve watch makers-July 10. W. Simpson, Birmingham, brgrjr- 4 - July 20. M. Plunkett, Nottingham, plumber-July 15. it. Morris, Haverfordwest, grooer.and W. Berea, St. Andrew*wroad, South wark, commercial traveller- July 21. T. U. Vesey, K eynsham, 80. mersetshire, butcher-July IS. & B. B. Thweites, Bristol, dentist-July 21. J. T. George, Camborne, Cornwall, July 29. W. Dracelleld. liuddereaskl, solicitor-Jul 22. W. B. Swire, Leeds, upholsterer-July TL B. Harrison, Scarborough, wine merchant.-July M. K. Israel, Bradford. Yorkahire, sluff merchsut-July 16 Hemmen, Beverley, Yorkshire, cab pro prietor-. 1 uly 16 W. Hall, Klngstoo.upon-Hull, brewer-July l& R. Smith and J. Keball, Liverpool, Itch salesmen-July 9. M. Kellett, Charley, Laricalahlre, ironmonger-July 9. A. Stator, Marsden, Lancashire, corn dealer-Jsly 18. W. B. Adams, Chelford, Cheshire, Innkeeper-Jiffy 9. I. Car taManchester, cap manufacturer-July 2. J. Mes ,, Menchester, assistant to a provision dealer- July 16. J. Cooper, Newton-heath, Lancsahtre, manufacturer - 16. A. II 'Kay. Manchester, travelling draper-7a4 19. R. T. Weidman, Gateshead, Durham, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, glue manufacturer-June 26. E. S. Praugnell, Newport, Isis of Wight, brewer-July 16 T. I. Blackford, Worcester, draper's assistant-July 16 W. Jenkins, Pollack, Worcestershire, labourer -Jul 19. J. Mammy, Todmordeu, Yorkshire-July 7. J. Bards, Coventry, taller-July 7. J. Hayes, sen., Foloshth. Warwickshire, licensed vlctualler-July 26. IL Millwerd. Biggieswads, Bedford shire, journeyman coach body maker-July 7. G. Hoskison, Church Grimily, Derbyshire, beerhouse kospar-July 7. H. Faulk ner, Birth', Derbyshire, farmer-July 7. J. D. Koalas Burton =let:Trent, builder-August 12. Marl Marples. , Blow, Derby baker-Jane I& W. H. Hewlett, Southampton, baker-J urpe l C. Loveder, Southampton, cabinet maker -July 12. J. Gre y, If adeley, Shropshire, collier-Jul lt. T. Chinn. Dawley-green, Shropshire, grocer-Jai 12. J. Owterd, Bosley Shropshire, butcher-July IL J. Fells, Coalbrook We, Shropsidre, pattern maker-August 7. C. Staniforth. Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer -July 16. T. R. Charlesworth, Bradford Moor, Yorkshire, school master-July 18. A. B. Copeland, (Arlington, Yorkshire, ware hou•sman-Joly la. E. Bottomley, North Morley, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturer-July 19. H. J. Fouraker, F.xeter, smith- July 19. W. Jeonlnp, jun., Woodbury. Devonshire, cattle dealer -July 2. 1. lees, Hyde Cheshire, late cotton manutseturer- July la T. WOOD. Woodford, Northamptonshire, butcher-July 10. T. L Story, Thrapaton, Northantptonshire. draper-August & H. J. Pritchard, Netherton, Worcestershire, butty colter v.2. W. Round, jun., Netherton-hill, Worcestershoe, boat August & J. North, Woolley, Wilts, late fatener-July IL B. laugher, Lloadaff, miller-July 26. W. Losgher, Covet Lleanices, GillllolllllloShirl, fella ball,W-July 14. W. ArW, Banbery, Oxus, carpenter --July 17. P. Jordan, Zdeabetdi•e, Kent, baker-July 16 J. Rhodes, Westbromerteb, Om blower- July 10. IL %Immo, Gloucester, tobacco_ pt maker- July T. J. A. Wiley, Obebseferti, Sehmeager--&ft U. V.Cherge. LUG° Waltham, Lees. saddler-July 7. H. Kerridge, boublouri, lisser, greengrocer-July 9. H. Hickman, Wednesbury, Stafford shire, builder-July 17. A. Iffackely, Sllloth, Cumberland, Inn. keeper--Jaly 19. W. Rush, Theme, UmeA boathouse k July 14. R. Brown, Sturminster Newton, Doreetahlre,== July 14. J. Edwards, Anstey. Witte, farmer—July 7. J. Charles sea Oh, Ilannistd, Notts, builder—July 17. T. J. Taylor, Leo minster, Herefordshire, photographic case manufactarer—July 16. J. Evans, Talawain. Monmouthshire, beerhoose keeper—Jaly 18. W. °raven, Yetalytera, Gismorgsushire, grocer's assistant— July 10. R. H. Ritchie, tiketty, Ularnorganskim—July 10. W. E. Davies, Haverfordu est, Pe mbrokeshire, journeyman biker— July 1& T. Richards, Olamerganshire, collier—July 2. J. Cannon, Liverpool, fruiterer. DECLAA . 4IIONB OP: DIVIDENDS.. JAME. ADLLID, nglithographer— dlrldsud of Ms., any Thursday, at Btanaletes, BaMnighsll - mArrmsw Litsce, New Lonetnnatrest, City, and Witheel, wins merchant-Ist dividend of na Md., any Thursday, at Stuns- Baalisittalletreet. JAMES SAMFORD. Accrirgton, Lancashire, contractor—lst dividend of 4s. 244.. any Tuesday. at Putt's, Manchester. SAMUiL WARD Watson, Todmorden, Lancashire, printer—DB dividend of fa. ad., any TuesdakAPotta, Manehestar. _ . DP7I7) . . July 8. W. Garrard, LonliMre;:ce, Hatkneproad, Moo ma nalacturer —June 80. tt. Warren-etreet, Tottonliam cowl road. builder—July . !Smith and W. Smith, Coventry, ribbon manufacturenuly 0. J. Matey. Hemyock, Devonahlte, butcher—July 17. T. L Moms& Woollos, Monmouthatdre, innkeeper—July 4. W. Batho and D. Jones, Wrealuun, Denbigh shire, brewers—July CT. Ta kw, Darlington, Durham, miller —July 6. H. le, Webster, Dar , Durham, grocer—July 4. W. Tamil, Liverpool, holder—July 1. T. Blakey, goads* lactovahlre, haler—July 11. W. H. Tralah, Parade, Kenning ton, and Upper Kennlogion4sne, ale merchant—July 11. W. ~Whiteeld• and G. glimacea. Great Queen-street, Mlddlessa, pa wa sl led y J. ti wsr . G•44S, liaaoratreet.,= d tula u sw lemattlaatunt—lnl,y IL *. Bram roltsham Berks. inn s* 17. Thiblbak Memmet. Maemouthshire. bander at ifi r a y 17'. C. Clarna Newport, Woemorithddre, nded store isMoohant—July IL J. Hayward, Hieland. Sal op wrivolier— =l,ll..l.li. Barber and W. H. Liverpool, Iron ma- OLLTINICATI So he railed, anima oases bs shown to the contrary on oe biters Ms day of ousting. July 16. J. h. L Hayward, Lodway, Bomereetahlre, apo thecary. PARTNLIIIIIPB DUSOLVID. _ _ W. Penney, Jua7,7.iPenney, and W. Tliitton ir Lincoln, wire I workers, so far as re ga rds W. Penney, Jun.— . Penney. Inn., and J. Penney, corn dealers—H. Baker, It. Badeock, and W. Bab Gook, Abingdon, Berke, talon—W . Simpson and J. Ludas', Hosier-lane, City, whip makers—J. H. Welton and R. Durmast, Norwich, grocers-0. G. Hill, C. Bill, 0. Hill, and J. O. MU, Great Wincheeter-strset, City, merchants, so far so regards J. G. Hill—J. Patterson and W. Loved, Beverley, Yorkshire, agricul tural implement makers—J. Firth and W. M. Berry, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapisrs—J. W. B. Woodward and J. Itteeveus, Irchester, Hotta, grocers—J. Thompson and R. Thompson. Kid derminster, builders—B. Wilkinson and H. Champion, Oxford , street, saddlers—Ellen Ripe and Easily A. Riggs, New Bond street, dressmakers—Ann Y. P. Balkwill, and A. P. Bahrein, Plymouth, chenalats so far as regards F. P. Ilalkwßl F. Burdett sad T. H. Debt's, Birmingham, wine snereheats—J. Brigs and J. Hudson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchanta—A. Pritchett and H. T. Braytield, Parker's-row, Bermondsey, printers —J. Jones and J. Bilbao, Holbo' n-bars, boot =auto:Won— 't. Poste and T. F. Henricksen, Elogston-upon.liull, gas Otters —J. Boutter and 0. P. Havrkes, Queen'ertreet, Cheapaide, en glomrs—J. PorrittMitchell. Bradford. Yorkabirs. IffsPerll —J. Jones and R. Barge, Bristol, shipwriglita—S. 0. Makes , W. G. Shakespear, and T. Shakespear, Hampton. W anritamlre, coal merchants, so far as regards T. Shak W. J. Jones and W. Coley, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, nail manufacturers— :. Weeks and J. Simplon'', Wotingham, Berke, auctioneers— W. K. Horsley and Margaret Davison 'administrates of T. Davi son, deceased), Beaton Sluice and Wbiteltill Point, Northumber land, engine builders—W. Burgon and W. Newman, Martin-Lae, City, attorneys—W. T. B. Oakes and T. W. S. Oakes, London and Madras, East India merchants—J. Bnidley wdJ. Nlbloe, Church street, Spitalflelds and Park-street, Camden Town. leather mer chants—T. Ride and W. H. Robinson, Nottingham, lace manu facturers-8. Buckley and .7. Bisset, Birmingham and New York, merchants—Z. Mason, D. Wright, and W. Pit ight, Blrroingbent, glass manufacturers—W. Crowther and A. Bradbury, Oldham, cotton spinners—R. Benson, W. Ferguson, and P. C. Glyn, Oral ham-bouse, Old Broad-street, City, merchants, solar as regards Ferguson.W. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION& WILIAAN Moan, Glasgow, clerk, June 2t, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAR= Burma, Elgin, bootmaker, June 30, at the Gordon Arms Hotel, Main. Jaffna Woo°, Glasgow, watchmaker, June t 7, at the Faculty hall, Glasgow. 010101 WALKER MUIR, Manchester and Olaagow, warming and ventilating engineer, June 27, at the Faculty Ilan, Glasgow- JAR= CUMItHIOB, Joint Tann. Owens WHALE, and THOMAS Waal; Invertnnan, Argyleshlre, and Glasgow, wood mer chants, June 17, at the Faculty WiLusit 111.10nami Caning; DundsZ a =per . , June 110, at Limb's Hotel, Dundee. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WOW The weekly meeting of the Board of Works was held yesterday, Mr. 1.. TAYLOR in the chair. Mr. John Muller, M.P., Mr. P. H. Ls Breton, and Mr. Marisa Harris wars reopeotively Introduced r repessars. Ures for the District Board of Westiniaster ; Hampstead, and , 70, Saviour's Southwark. THE AOCIDINT TO THE FLEET HEWES. • Mr. BA/au:Err; the chief engineer, brought up • re port in reference to the late falling in of the Fleet Sewer, and the inundation of the Metropolitan Uodergreued Rail way. It was u follows :—" I beg to report that the rail :l;3 bad clos beent the e o i n the the lin e ies t parallel with at a depth considerably below the bottom of that *ewer. The ground between the railway and the sewer was made ground, which having been disturbed and loosened by the railway company's works, allowed the sewer to spread and flatten, and on the 15th lastest, the crown of the sewer fell in. On the 16th, I wrote to Mr. Fowler, engineer to the railway, • letter, and that on • subsequent inspection the_ condition of things appeared so critical, that I felt it my duty, for the safety of the public and adjoioireg property, to take the matter in my own band, and I received • letter from Mr. Fowler. On Tuesday morning, seeing that further mischief was possible, I gave orders fur the immediate diversion of the Fleet Sewer through a new open channel, and the strengthening of the timbers in the trench. A further length of the sewer, and the side walls of the railway, however, fell in that afternoon, and the sewer for the present dis into the railway. This morning I received c a ea rter from 211 r. Fowler, and learned that some gentlemen had inspected the works on behalf of the company. I, therefore, felt the necessity upon my own re sponsibility and upon the emergency to request two lode pendant engineers to inspect the works in their new wadi tioe, in order hereafter to protect the interests of this board, all which I now submit for the sanction of the b o ard. ad I recommend that the solicitor of the board be instructed to give the Metropolitan Railway Company notice that this board will look to them to defray the cost, and make good all damage which has moat unqueetionably been caused by thoir works. "J. W. Bar•Loirrrs, Chief Engineer." This led to • short consultation, and the report was ap proved sad referred to the Main Drainage Committee, sad the solicitor was instructed to give notice to the Metro politan Railway Company to reinstate the works. The other business was disposed of and the board ad journed. CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. The adjourned meeting of the Crystal Palace Company was held yesterday at the London ravers; Mr. I'. M. FARQUHAR presiding. It will be remembered that at the general meeting on the 10th instant, the report of the directors recommended the removal of Mr. England from the direotory on grounds of immorality, which were then stated, and which were not denied. This was met by an amendment calling for • committee of inquiry into the affairs of the oom y. The amendment was carried, sad • poll was demanded by the chairman. The meeting yesterday wee celled to hear the result. _ . Gam's, the secretary, reed the report preparedby the scrutineers. It gave the following returns : For the amendment—Recorded personally, 25 proprietors; 8,4501. amount of stock ; 1,600 votes. Against the amendment —324 proprietors; 133,330 f. amount of stock ; 26,666 votes. Recorded by 102 proprietors, 281.925 f. stock ; 56,3&5 votes— a total number of 426 proprietors ; 415,252 amount of stook, 83,051 votes. . . . . . . Showing a majority against the amendmeat—Propristora 401; amouot of Mock, 406,805 k • votes, 81,381. The CIAIRMAN then $11110111;Xd that Mr. Englaod had sent in his resignation ; and be would, therefore, move that the report, with the exception of that portion which Mated to Mr. Englund, be add._ Mr. BILLUIGB O• 008 the resolution, and it WM =Mai measly adopted. The retiring directors were re-elected. LiCORPOILATIU) LAW SoCIZTT. —At the OX amination of candidates for admission on the roll of attor ney' and solicitors of the superior courts for Ttioity Term, the examiners recommended the following gentlemen, nader the ego of 26, as being entitled to honorary distiostMa 1. Edward Francis Roberts, aged 21, who served his clerk ship to Mr. Samuel Johnson Roberta, of Chester, and Mesas. Joheson and Weatheralks, of London ; 2. John Shelly, aged 22, who served his clerkship to Smut. Rooker, Levers, and Matthews, of Plymouth, and Mem% Vizard and Amide, of Loodoo ; 3. Walter James Ridgefield, aged 22. who served bin clerkship to Mr. James Bacloock Sedge laid, of Abingdon, and Mr. John Baker, of Loonies ; James Roger Bramb.* aged 21, who served hia clerkship to Mr. James George Hobbs, of Bristol, and Mr. Thomas Busker, Jun., of London ; Henrryy William Trlnder, aged 21, who Nerved his clerkship to Meners.Triedee and Byre, of gt 2 and Mann. Gadsden sad Flower, of Liredne.e of the Incorporated Law Society have meseedingly awarded the following prizes of hooks:—To Mr. Roberts, the grime of the Hoe. Societyof Clifford's.ien ; to Mr. Shelly, oar of the prises of the Ineorporated law Sudety; to Mr. Sedge. UM, ere of the prises of the leeerporatediAW Society ; to Mr. Drudge, one of the prime of the Incerperated law Society tt to Mr. 'hinder, ace of the prime st the Inapt:. patted Law Society. . OnTweea. Patron. Ong emus° . DAT.... ?moat, Juan 20.—Admierions on payment, 5,275 ; ditto by mem ticket', 966 ; betel, 6,240. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. A return of 26,000 before 6 o'clock yesterday evening went far to convince the Royal oommis 'loners that half-a-crown is the proper paying ad mission for the Exhibition, being equal to 66,000 shilling visitors, a number which has not yet been reached. Twenty-six thousand looks a compara tively scant attendance, except on the platforms, to which the people crowd partly for the music and partly for the light, which in the present state of the weather is happily not too strong anywhere in the interior. These musical performances, which we were the first to suggest, are now becoming, . perhaps, too numerous—at least they require a little better arrangement, so as not to make visitors with sensitive ears too much to resemble the hero of Hogarth's masterpiece in the picture gallery. We are afraid there is no hope for the visitors who wish to ride home from the Exhibition, unless provincial enterprise should come to the rescue. The commissioners, having made inquiries, have come to the conclusion that the cab and omnibus accommodation of the metropolis is insufficient, and that the rise in the fares is merely a result of the inexorable laws of 'apply and demand. The mate opinion healmen lemma with =mud to the river, and the quickness of appreciation as to the law exhibited by the steam-boat companies, speaks well for their proficiency in the ',piano° of political economy. Perhaps Manchester might be induced to send us up more 'busses ; and Hull, Newcastle, and the other northern and eastern ports to Iventure some of the scores of small steam boats which now lie idle in their docks, on a London river speculation. We bp i Here that a river service established from one or both sides of London-bridge would pay immensely, and of course the Corporation, to whom all the landing piers belong, would give every facility to boats which started on the principle of low fares. At present, if a working wan, accom panied by his wife and three children, visited the Exhibition, his lowest cost would be—heist hire, 3s. 4d. ; admission, ss. ; refreshment, say 55. : total, 13s. 4d., besides the loss of a day's work. We need harly add that such an amount will render a visit impossible to many a poor family. A relaxation in the rules respecting omnibuses now permits them to take up at the doors. We understand that the Count de Meudon (Prince 1•01118 Napoleon) is expected to visit the Exhibition to-day. The number of visitors yesterday was as follows : By season tickets, 5,721 ; by payment, 21,128 ; total, 26,849. NEXT WEEK IN LONDON. London will be extremely full next week. In addition to the attraction of the Great Exhibition, we have the Handel Triennial Festival at the Cryetal Palace, the great Agricultural Show in Battersea Part, and a Dog show at Islingtoe. The following is the programme for the week : MoND•T.—Tbe Royal AiEricultural Show opens this day, June 93, at 8 o'clock in the morning, and at an ad minim charge of 2s. 6d. The exhibition for this, as well as the day following, will be confined to the magnificent array of implements.—The " Messiah" will be performed at the Crystal Palace, commencing at 1 o'clock. TOISDAT.—The stock for the exhibition malt all be at Battersea Park this day.—The New Agricultural Hall, laliagtou, will be opened with • Dog Show, which closes cc Friday. There are above • thousand entries, and the Duke of Beaufort meat twenty couple of hounds iD one lot. Wemaierkay.—This is the grand day at Battersea-park. when the judges will make their awards in poblio, at an admission fee of oes sovereign each. They mom- ENDC6 at 8 o'clock in the morning, and the yard closes at 8 in the evening. —Second day of the Handel Fes tival at the Crystal Palace, Miscellaneous Pieces. Com mence at 1. THURSDAY. —The Show opens at belt-a-crown ► head. On this and the two following days there will be • public exhibition of steam cultivators at work near the Fara h:loam 'Utica, in Kent, • trial which promises to be unusually interesting. The place Is easily accessible by the rail running from town almost into the plough field. FRIDAY.—The Show opens this day sod to-morrow at half-a.crown each, and on the Monday, Tuesday, end Wednesday peat at le.—The last of the Handel Festi val Camel* "Israel is Egypt: . is given to-day at the Crystal Pa as, coanneecing ail. The show-yard for the Royal Agricultural Society is dared with such a display of agricultural implements as has never (says the Gardeners' Chroniek) hitherto been wit nessed. The accommodation for cattle and homes, the latter more substantial and complete than has hitherto been supplied, will not be made use of until Tuesday next, when the doors will close upon the finest collection illus trative of the domestic bieeds of cattle, sheep, and pigs of all countries that has ever yet been pthered. TEN INDIAN TARIFF. —The deputation from North and South Lancashire, which recently waited on Sir Charles Wood respecting the lodise tariff, held a meeting at the Crown Oodeshouns, Bridge-street, Westminster, yesterday, to confer on the answer they bad obtained from Sir Charles, and to consider what further steps should be taken under the circumstances. The deputy from Dar win presided, and the following resolutions were nasal mowdy adopted:—" That the deputation, whilst cordially thanking Sir Charles Wood for the courteous manner is which be received them, are at the same time sorry that hie views at the Indian tariff were not of that comprehensive character which would enable him to hold out to the de putation a hope of its speedy repeal." " That in the opinion of the deputation now aseembled the reasons assigned by Sir Clarke Wood in defence of the oontinuaoce of the Indian tariff are unsound in theory, pernicious in practice, and totally at variance with the spirit of the age in which we live." ELECTION OF SHERIFFS Or LONDON AND MIDDLII SEL—The Lord Mayor has issued his precept for the elec tion of sheriffs of London and Middlesex, 10 the room of Mr. Sheriff Cookerell and Mr. Sheriff Twentyman, whose term of office is drawing to a close. The nomination is fixed to take place in the Guildhall on Tuesday next. It had been suggested that two of the aldermen below the chair, who have not served, should be elected, in anticipa tion of the honours which are likely to be conferred in , November next, when the Priem of Wales will come of age, but that idea bas been abmadated, as being Ramo ' static to the privileges of the livery, and Mr. J. Clarke Lawresem will therefore be the ally alderman elected. For the office of junior sheriff it appears likely that there will be a contest, there being two candidates—namely, Mr. Hillary Nissen, stationer and publisher, of Mark-lane, who has been ten years a member of the Common Council, end Mr. H. Jones, mesa and spectacle maker, of Wood•street, Chospiide, The newly appointed Sheriffs will enter upon their duties on the 29th of September oa which day them will be an election M . Lard Mayar.l. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CONTANINI IN PARLlA anure—Yesterday, in the Lords' Committee, the bill of the Greet Western Railway Company for conferring ea them additional powers, was litany passed, with the ex eeptioe of th at patios of it that relates to the construction of the Stnetheick and Great Bridge branches, and the cam for the promoters of the East Gloucestershire Railway we. and evidence taken. The bill of the Greenock and •;ro wt ' yes Bay Railway was also pared, the committee de ciding that the Clyde trustees had no law standi on the preamble, and refusing, in spite of three applications from Mr. Calvert, Q.C., their counsel, to bear them on tot'. amass. Is the Commons, the committee, of which Mr. Adair is chairman, threw out the bill for the Bristol sad Clifton Railway after 18 days' inquiry, sod further evi dence occupied the committees on the Ellesmere and Os westry lines, and the South Yorkshire Hull Extension Bill, which is opposed be the Aire and Calder Nevi/maim. The bill el the Hailed Kingdom Telegraph Company wee paned in Viscount Enfield's committee. TER VICTORIA CILOWL—WAR-01 , FICL, Jura The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her miss- Lion to eager the decoration of the Victoria Orme ea the undermentioned adore of bee Majesty's army, whose glebe to the same has been submitted for her Majesty's spritsail, 1 for his conspicuous bravery during the siege of Locknow the , • , lOW Regiment Captaits Sou ).eor Browne, 32nd Bashainat *ow G g* PioroonairaY.—The Due de Lupus' prima of 2,0001. forth* isvestion of carbon-pratieg is photography bee two awarded to Mr. Poitewin. with a mad pprinma to M. Fargier. An Englishman (Mr. J. NOW of Dorchester), who was recornroetided for a whoa of 001. cis a former award of the dukes trustees, was }cobalt,' the first who actually produced a autos picture, though N. poinnia has wade isportaat inprovaanata is the proms. TKIX.GRAPRIC INTELLIGENCE. (ssursn's ria.zaatits.) ITALY. TURIN, Jim 20, Emma. Negotiations have taken pleas in oonsequence of the arrival of Garibaldi in this capitaL The party of action are reported to have invited him to declare whether he would side with them or with the government. In consequent* of this species of summons, Garibaldi, at a private meeting of the leaders of the Emancipation Society, is said to have given in his resignation as President. The Bishop of Orvieto has been arrested for issuing a pastoral letter upon the occasion of the Fite Dien, offensive to the nation and the law. After some deliberation, the bishop was set at liberty by the tribunal, but legal proceedings are being continued. Intelligence from Sicily states that General Medici has been elected Commandant of the Na• tional Guard at Palermo. HUNGARY. YILAN, aim is The Perseterasta of today states that General Turr hu addressed a letter to Kossuth, expressing entire adhesion to the project of a Danubian Con federation, hued upon an offensive and defensive alliance. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT RACES—FaiDAT. Omi d the met enseseda nieetinp ever held en Amok Heath was ameboded the day, the sport, ads:idiot one dead heel, being spin exisellist, though, emmeidering the quality sad importance of Ike Makes, it we..l oourse inferior to t a l=tiog days. The maaegemea of the unease was t, Mr. James Manning, the elerk of the course, assieta hreu gYr. F. Challonds ? of Newmarket, and • weli-deciplined staff of akisla, having exerted themselves in • mew beyond all preise. Mr. Maoning's all aloe buboes narked by ea improvement in matters amaisted with the beans, working of the meeting, sad we timpanists the Jockey Club upon having secured the en vier .1 an offaal so well couliW for the imLerr i tZt he now campies. Subjoined are fall detail of i • BAT, of 100 says., for 3-yr-olds sad upwards ; weight far age t • to start at the distance post and go once round. P Nola Ilr. I l asibusen's Bedouin, by Kingston—Palmyra. aßa r ,, 711411 s Orimuka) Yr. laquets Vineount Seidman, (H. yrs. ern 1171, 1 Ferillma) 2 Deg likaberfa eby Windhoond— ye 3 G. yn, 41h (Drew) The following also can: Paresseues and hussar. Tee Wouseear Firmres of 5 .on. each, with 50 added ; far 3-yrsids and upwards (handicap). Three querters of • mils. (13 sada)* We B. Swots Oueleetkair, by Sweetmest—Margaret of • byte, asm. 7 4 :litb penal!) I Mr. end Camperdown, 4 yrs, alb .... (T. French) 2 Lard nd Black Lily, 4 yes, sat alb (engines) t Captain D. Leads acsalltport, 4 yrs, 7st len Yordham) t The following also ran :—Lord of the Manor, Doefoot, Certificate, Peahen, Naiad. EIRCOND 1211.6113 OF 1111 WOKIM3IIIII Sealtail of 5 arm each, with 50 added; for 3-yr-olds and upward. ( handicap). Three quarters of a mils (13 subs.) lord Wednoreiants Olermati, by Turtum—Mulde, a Yrs. • 611) Mr. Payne'. Rock*, yn, 7st 71b (Drew) Mi. Merry. &press, Byre, set 71b (J. Orinishaw) Mr. Webb's Pelgoalr, a yrs. 7st 4th (H. Orimehaw) 4 Mr. T. Ooddord's Pero. 11 yrs, Set 7lb (Munn) Betties : 7 to 4 eget lixpress, 3to 1 each agm Bookley awl Clemeak. Exproes, waited upon by Beckley sad Clewed in the eattroof the eowne, out oat the work to the stand, when Exprow wee loam sad Clemesiti got his head in front of Rookley, sad niter a tine race home won by • neck ; half a length batmen mooed and third, and the roe dis eases separetieg the thief sad fourth. Tea BAnwar BUM of IS son. each, with 100 added ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards, New mile. (26 subs.) Mr. R. Dusbees Orates, by (reddlniton—lone. yes, 7st Mb Yordham) 1 Mr. T. thignitir ealselle, ayes, 7st 10Ib (nn3n) Lord ChesessilehTs Bans Maselmusem, 6 yes, 5* 10th (Ashman) 3 The following also rse :—The Monk, Lord of the Manor, Lopcstcber, Ripon, Dos John. Confectioner, Sycophant. Bloodhound, Olive Branch, 14%nel:raiser, Clementi, Gorse. and Cutler. EITIAII CLAM or Tell WOMONAII 57A116 of 5 mat each, with 50 added ; three quarters of a mile. (13 subs.) Mr. Ziphlnstone's lapidist, by Snowdon—N=lll4 dem by Red Ban, 2 yes, list kilo (J. Grouritaw) alr H. Dee Vomit's Snapshot. 4 yrs oat I.lb ....(Custance) Lord Booths Reindeer, 4 yrs. 7st 71b (Matson) 3 The following also ran :—Spiriebox, 1311verhair, Loogshot, AOOO, Kase" Armament. THE Boitomnit ~onto' Pure of 5 PR each, for 3- yr-okis sad upwards weight for .p; wane.. extra. (Bd oCaataie sata) Coatee's Libellous, by The Libel—Bay(O. Lefty. b yes, Paths* 1 Mr. Bodipsea's Me, 2 yes, let 310 (R. Oriesehaw) 2 Mandy.rMandy. Seism, yes. 7st (Reeves) laud Angkarifs 7el (Bub) • B ate • Ira Ilb.,MaibrTh!) 6 • g , Betting : 11 to 8 on Litallous, 4 to 1 eget Otho, 6 to 1 seek apt Knightsbridge end Bolero. Otho and Bolero cat out We work to the Mead, when the favourite joined Wens, sod • good mos home between Libellous and Otbo regalia la favour al NAM* Oestes's bone by • auk ; two leogthe between the seseadhaad third. Tot Qtnassi's Phan of 100 guineas, for Xyr-olde and upwards ; weight for ago. Nearly three wiled. (17 subs.) Hr. T. Pan's Busk, by Wild Deyrell--Cbteenian Maid, 3 yrs, 7st 101 b (elemental 1 Mr. T. Remy, Brown Stout, 4 yrs, est 7lb (B Grimitaw) Mr. Milks's Gladiator, aged, 10at SID (A. Day) A PLATE of 108 sows., added to a sweepstakes of 10 sow. ta tt; for S-yr-olds and upwards; weight far age ; Bwintej awns. (10 =be.) Mr. T. Peres Worn°, by Defiance —Honeymoon. 3 Yrs. 7.17111 Clement) f w.o. Mr. Sargent's Paul Clifford. 4 yrs, tit 9113 Rogers. I Mr. Elphlostone's Boubdll, 4 ms, eat ab (Fordhanu S The following also ran :—Mr. Ten Broach's Branch, Yr. E. Brayley's Knightsbridge, Mr. Barber's Akin, sod Load Weigniorelases Bt. Lawrence. A PLATE of dO sore, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; weight, for age, with attain posaltie• Half • mils. 14 subs.) Mr; Mundys Bolero, I yes, (OVAL (Chalimer) 1 ME. T. istevende Beier, I yrs. BM Mb ,Pearsow 2 . Mt. Berber's The Cutler, 3 yn, Bet 31b (Creswell; S 161. logeris Orleette, 3 yrs, ilat Stb (e. Bbarp) 4 Mr. Briginsbaw's Sweetbread, I yrs. 9R1r6r 06 ) 6 LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUXBERLAND PLATE. 100 to 15 apt Cape Flyaway (5) 7 to 1 Wild Raft (t) 7 to 1 Boutatord (t) Tto 1 Paste (t) to 1 Matador (t) 100 to 6 Brighton (5) ST. MOBIL 5 to 1 ea the Sold (off) LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY NIGHT. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 7 to 1 apt Brigbtou (t) Bto 1 Claps Flyaway (I freely) • Bto 1 Koutaford 10 to 1 Paste (t) is to 1 Kind K 25 to 1 Proloswe (t) ara (t) 33 to 1 Welke (t) 7 to 1 o — the field (offered) During the day 90 tel was offered await Pilate, but the mare left off al 10 to '(takes). LIVERPOOL SUMMER MEETING. Aocirnacas roa nut Unarm. Cur, in !Facia, vans 200 eon., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 20 soya each. 111 ft, and IS only it &eland. Two wiles. ( subs., 44 et when pay 5 son. nab.) The highest weight accepting bib. Ilst 71b, it has bug raised to dst 121 b, and the others la praportiaa. Age s lb Ale 16 lb Caps Flyway lanial 6 3 Prance of Denmark .. a 13 el= 4 11 luveslumas6 6 1 Jealousy 3 13 • • 11 r4igual A l ..... .: 4 1 Itilllgrow ~. Mr =Me 4 ammo flavilla a 8 4 8 WM& 5 Jackal $ 1 a M I 2 rar ls lM24 . • 8 I 1 1 t 211416J1ib ....—.. 8 Waarbsek i: 1$ 11 f°t to RralLonabow—Blalar B I II . 12 • M t eass 4 a AE ord VIM Deck 3 6 U 6 1 BRIGHTON MEETING, 1862. Teo Biacurrow Otre ed 100 sm., added to a Beeespolakas et IS aim and Weight, for sp. Old omen, abort two Mlle& PO sabe i l e I Age AIP = III. i 4 M•St`:• i Hatiegale 3 4 16.4401144166 3 Imams • Mobil a Calmila Istria . 4 LIIIM MN 1.1•11 IMO UM Las VIIII UM Ws 1,1010