The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-01 00:00:00

LI..:WSPAPER e l /' 1:4- - i --.• Is, 5,558.] 1 N. ffIITTA Threa t _ailing at MILDRALS. ObribLY 0011111117,WAMIN by Mn. torm T b. d{d aufbary Irreir Monabr lIiMI3II w taw vimagi (Untie Dodo UM nib./ mai lON Jac I t. parlous sot weed free bop fistllymbeb t ow& by the Compare 'bra tabbor.-IPor wow Warm, opply to BOND sod ILICTALYII, Lt.; fiILIMIAT aid tert ag = strwi. ........-__ _ --- .1 , , ter. .'., i. , • , q u H i l . --#' - a 4,i,,, ~ I- --- ' " --- I I . , .• • 7 1,44.-i -• • •1 • 1• . :;t 1 ':....-.--- - , . • . . . JL HALL, for BYDNZY. —Shipper, are . requested Se forward tbsir pole to V. L. Wit Deets u , sem es she Se just =Ai ap.—DZVITT sod 1100.1L1, 9, Baliterotree*. DsvlTr MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For 11YDNZY Direst Ha mil trees the rim an the Ptah July, calling at nrniouth on tho laiAmpst, to embark piseengsrs), the splqdM frigate bah WILLIAM!!, Commander goOtTI., A 1 11 pears, register 1,9 K lona JOHN W Commander . lying Ls the haat ladle Docks. mi. lbw ship has been ballt arpresaly for the Sydney Made ; she bass full poop, with arshrato sooommodatioa tsr cabin phimmeseh Her 'Sweat decks bang tatty and airy, she odors also a deniable opporta olty for a few mood cabin sad intermediate and will carry an experienced surgeon. Yee tame at t or =2*4 ..t e iterars, OSLLATLT, HAMM, cad 9L : to Captain WILLIAM, on board : or to DEVITT' sad MOORS, No. 9, Billlteraireet. Rae vacancies ter DEITT awl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE cTit PACKET SHIP.— For SYDNDY Direct (to mil tram Ws Mgr pesielinag) co the 26th August. calling at ?Vass* 10 embark Weisser' Ist Seplesiber), the well-knows higatirtivilt all4W/lICAN DUNBAR. A 1 for 13 yews. 1,374 ken resister, JUM & SWANSON. Commode, tri mg in the Lai ladle Dacia witty built expressly for the !Sydney trade. bse Wes Stied care sad consideration far the comfort of passengers ; es. cabin are lolly and airy. Me csa scam. zoodate a fair Intermediates, sad will carry en sqpiebased 'ewe—ger sense of &OW et sw ANSON, on board: to GELLATLY / Tir arsarglMar, No Leadenhallotrret or to DE h rl sad !TWEE , g. Mi- tllraYwL DEVITT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP—For PORT PRILIIP Direct (to be despatched on the feth June, last shipping day 18th Jima), the [aton-mimed elippershtp ASIATIC. g-srds • 1, register 1.111 tons lying to the East India Docks. This Sae vessel offers s :I:gest, opportunity for shippers and passengers. sad is pected to snake a very Intel run out.— For terms of freight or paiaage apply to DEVITT and I[oolll, f. nEVITT And MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE IL/ of PACKET DRIP.—/or ADELAIDE Direct (te all punc tally on the 4th June, last shipping day god lane;, the well. aeon clipper ship COUNTESS OP PIM A 1. 510 tons re=, JANE% WATtiON, Commander loading in the London Tassinari vessel sad regular trader, bate in i ad, under special surrey, will be despatched with strict punctuality, and, from her Wows sailing quantal, alas a preferable opportanity to shippers of One goods. •he Ms also mat superior &mamma& WO for lint sad second class paesengen —Tor terms of freight or pass& apply to DEVITT sod 1104)11,2. 9. 9WiterAina4 TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Al of PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Meet Ito mil from the river punctually on the 4th August, calling at Plymouth on the 10th August to embark pamswgees), the splendid new clipper slap CITY OF ADELAIDE, A 1 11 years, 960 tons register, 1.500 Was Marini, DAVID BRUCE !Mt* of the Irene), Com mander the London Docks. This One skip has been built eon's/y . 4r the Adelaide trade ; she Ina a full poop, fitted with bath rooms, and every other comfort for the &commode. ti,,o of cabin passengers. Her 'tweed decks being lo ft y and airy, she afters also a desirable opportunity for a Isw second cabin and intermediate passeogers, sad will carry an rsperieaced sum, ou.—Yor terms of freight or passage spply Captain bilt:CE, on board; or to DEVITT and )10E, 9, Miter- Meek DEVITT sod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct ;to sail on the 20th June, last shipp i ng day 18th Jose), la place of the Heather Bell. the rell.knoens China clip r WAGOOLA. A I It years, 549 tons register, ROBFAT BAY, loading to the London Docks. This fine shin, built under mocha survey, Is noted foe her featnallhog quahtlee, and having • full poop, offers a desirable opportunity for cabin For terms of freight or passage apply to DKTITT sad Y O 1 I, BMW , sheet. DZTITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET glIIP.—For LAENCESTON Direct (lisa just arrived from the colony, and will have quick despatch, the well. known clipp-r ship DENOILAN, A l, register 199 tons, W. R. BAEWOOD, Commander lying In the Wert India Docks. This ship has been built *weedy for the trade. and has flint-veto sc. eminnodation for chief cabin pemangert—For terms et fi or apply to the owner, Mr. T. B. WALK LB, lit e l t . Helen's- or to DEVITT and )1001LE, 9, Eglliterecreet, Will befollowed by the beautiful new clipper Fugitive. Nsw ZEALAND.—Aaaiatad Pam and Fres Geaata ot LINt ZeWiebed la 1841 The atidereeentloool matla which afford each postal advan tages me nano. manually be found to Mope et may other Ilse, will be deopelebeo : ebtPlk Clem. I Port. i To SelL A 1 Auckland . A 1 12 years I Caatack=7 A 1 12 yews! Otago Ap= d o WiLLI tY Z,: t 3 h ANN, sod Co., editloa t C5211:1.-pil. who nok lave ralaa New d:" *eta GREEN. ROBINSON, sad Co., 1 sad LA Indla Lena, LoadirabaUatreet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPS= PACKk(3 for AUSITLALIA. from Lead= ellnet. Pon. Ship. Tonnage. Docka To Mu th ! - - Sydney 'Cherwell (ume), 2,000 Z. ladle Jane 10 Sydney Melbourne I Queen of the. Queensland 1 c olon{ .. . 2.000 I I India Jane Tit Ibis celebrated Una of packets tam by flair punctuWty and rapid parses, earned a world-known reputation. sad lb* par anger accooroodation unsurpasted by any veseels atleat.—lror VA=culars risPertlAS freight er perms to Australia rip= BAINES and Co., Liverpool ; Admits for Uhl Übe : and T. It MACKAY and Co., 1, issilearlidtreet, Pandas. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Martoridl-yard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACKET SHIPS to A USTRALLE— For MELBOURNE. Port Phillip, Direct Ito leave the Docks on Monday, Juno SO, =Wag at 11 7 100 l 1 Q). the magni fi cent ell 'alp LINCOLNSHIRE.. ElOO Oat EDWARD CHAR N, aummander ; lying In the But India Docks. Her accommodations for all dame of pawnor@ are an.urpassed, and she will carry so expesimmed surgeon.—Por freight or passage apply to JIcLEOD. ALLPORT, and MORGA 14, with Marra. Money Wlgrani and Sons. No. 7. lendonN o7l - 11170 tE Passengers by this line of packets are ceaveysd from Paddington to Plym rd outh first clam for mood clans Una. and second clam for thi clam fares. Columbus.. BeWishes STEAM ro NYW YO L. THE LIVERPOOL , NSW YORK, and PLULADY.LPHIA BTBAMeLLP COMPANY Island dos- Dakhla' their tall-powered Clyde-built boa Bezew StesawMape, earrytoi timid staam mid* mom tryzepooiros taw YO/OR. CITY OF WASOINOTON, Wednesday, June 1. CITY OF 111ANCIMTER, Wedneadsy, JOIN CITY Or CORK, Saturday, June 11. Mod every Wodnen:sy, and every alternate Saturday. Cara perms by the mail deism mailing every Wednesday. 1/4. 17, and 21 passes, according to the scooeigiodstlast Cahn) Ir a = ll l l lcl 'ssll"ds g ill s""L „o v as. 13 . 1113 1; " Te I 'mar d parapr Canada, the United Static and British Columbia, booked !hintd. coo Poewogere for os vary advantageous Nana.—Yor further particulars eppply w WTLLIAId 12:21AN, 22, Waterertrest, Liverpool ; or le ItlYkil and YACSY. ed. slog William-mins'. CIO. CIINARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH AHEM( AN ROYAL NAIL STRAM-SHIPS, appointed by Ms Admiralty to 80 between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORI, sod between uvgarooL and Mann, the Reston Mips callims at Halifax to lead sad receive passengers and nails. The fol. lowing or other vessels are Appointed So sail front Liverpool, ailing at co* to receim sto. malls: 'SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, lishuday. Jose 4. • Taking passengers and goods for Noma and Havana, to be transferred at New York lablect to Ike permission of Ilse Celled States anthorlUes on board tM R.W.8.8. Corsica. AFRICA for WOW); Saturday June IL PERSIA,. for N EW YORK, Bat — uiday, June 18 Purge money, including Ha ll?.. and Boston,visio but without wines or Liquors :—To Halifax and chief cabin, , second cabin, Elk To New York, chief cabin. L2b wooed cable, CM Freight to Banal. Boston, sod Nsw Ywit, 83 Citwo u.d. n,sail 6 per calk unwise —Apply to J. E. Toned, 68, Old London ; .1. IL Caine; Hang and 18. Plana de is Bans, Pane ; G. and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow . D. sad C. !lacing. Queenstown; or D. and C. 11 ac Ivor, a, Water- Ikea. Uverpeol. 13RILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co despatch the undermentioned Bret-ekma steamers: For BOFTUBDAII, the BATA Viltß, every Sunday morning, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 am, calling at Blackwell for pas sengers at 11 am. Fares, t 2 Os., £1 10s., and 17a ed. end the YVES:I)ORD every Thursday morning early from oft the Tower. Bare Al. EN, seats! veseels, ander Wades dee, the ADLER. YIIWE, of ACH %VALDE, every Thursday zooming weather per. mitting,, at le Iron HurrelyAown, aod trum Blackwell at 10 a in. razes, 4.2, LI. arel 104. For GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAF WACA, June 5. from Seeeetydoers. Yates, CJ Se, St Ea., aid Cl. To be lonowed hl the LONDON. Yor &Agin. passage, &c, apply at Chapllna rolveraal oSce, lallw&-cheas. W.; or to PHILLIP'S, CIXAV/t6, PHILLIPPS, aad Co., U. Rood-lane, KC. ('ERNS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE vv BMUS RXTRACTRD and CUIRD In on• minute. tugboat caul Iv or the least pain. by Mr. RCN BALL. SS, Regent-Arnett Ladles attended by Mrs. Rendall U preferred. Tema na ad. le a Mr Bendel' has testimonials from tbe Royal Family. .. c ..„ may be men, with tboaalusde of other,. from . 11 fin of the kingdom. smiler to the followleg :—Vrows the RI t Bev. the Lord Bishop of London :—" Mr. Kendall haat:fee cured borne corns on my feet without giving any pale"—"Si r bert ILlcznuder. 1.5. St. damns-place. kaa bad two large toenails and a torn extracted from his fent by Mr. R 'addl. and ma strongly esceontend him.' . . Tbsave. SI, Registateast Qoadrial ' Tar LIVERPOOL sad LONDON FIBS md UWZ I MBIIIICWOII COMPANY. JlMlishud is WM "t= .4 b MPI gr i F CO FM Tem. m, Pramims. Mb Premium, IvarriM FMB. 1141 MUM Watt AMILFFh MS 01 .V 5 ah7ll MIM.MI MK AMMO 11116.111 MAIM& MI 4681.1 ff LIAM The Mei enrol al Mho paid b* Mir Milie 4 =o,llll MC M. SWINTON MUM Semebeff Scam =cl. JONM AT1.1248. lueldrar eiratriart, THE CREDIT lAtabu4. Capital 41.000,010, 20,000 el capital £500,030, :ostLisa (Limited), 4igeast - - lianasu.ot Baboarlbed bi MOON &am CEAGuann—The Right Han. allah STURIT WORTLEY. The Boa. T. C.Ralitrates. ILL IdweM Werner, Psi., ![.r. =Almada: Merlle. irate lori g, Henry a la W BLeiteirit—Amt Grant, Ilag. Memo. Mastersan, Paten, Mildred, and Co., Landon. Menem ambit Pas* end Mitts London. Ms Company Is prepared to amollate m et and Manh *sal Loma, eM aid la ea/vying out estessidcsa To make advances on approved seenridea To ells* the melees end We of shares, stooks, to., and be trauma dase. boles.. meerally. Abe to receive scam ea deposit tar minds and bans le be speed apes. Commonicattess to be mask to the Manager. ?NOMA@ SHOIT, deenters. Timmer, Ms* Lombesistreet, Loads. IC. THE CREDIT FONCIER (limited), 90. Capital. t 1.100.1 therm id Ew e Subscribed (Modal. szoo.ow. iD fikaidsharok D15.K701121. oakum.._-1U RIOS 800. JAMES STrART WORTUIY. Dartrrr-Cirmanan —JAMES LEVICK, Esq. The Bon T. C.Hatibartos,ll.P. I Ado*le Hakim, Esq. Edward Warner, Imo., Y.P. Heavy Pearsall, inq .J. P. Alexander Dunbar, Esq. John W **Worland, Esc Charles KUL, hoe. Parka E. Sew boa, req. AOlS—Albert Grant, Esq. NJJIII.IIIIB MOMS. Itasterssaa, Peters, Mildred. and Co. Bank of London. This Company advances showy on the deposit of Title Deeds of sop , °red rrsehold or Lemiehold Property in Great BMWs, with or without regular mortpm. Guarantees Titles or Securities, and, as agent. segotiako Issas on mortgage for long or short portals; also Bemires upon. money on deposit for fled periods oily, at rates to be *greed Commankstlons to be addressed to the ManagerALlitED LOWS. Secretary. Temporary Mess. 80, Lentil:4E44lmM, B.C. THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY abated). leoorporsted aader the Coalmanlee Act, whereby the Of INICk shareholder fa Welted. Natal £1,0:0,000 twills power to bargee*, In 20,000 shares of • - LSO each. First time 10,000 shares Deposit as applleston JD per Share sad C 4 on allotrosst. It Is not proposed to call op sem than Cl 2 10e. per sham. Is instalments of 5.2 10s., at Intervals of not ken than Wee months. Henry A. Harkey, Esq.. Chairmin of the New Zealand Bulldog Corporation. London. Carruthers Johnston. Mo. (Messrs. Baum' Johnston sod Co.), Liverpool and BrealL Lightly Simpson, Esq., Director of the Great Eastern Railway Company, London. Henry Within, Fee., Spring-gardens, London. William Barter, leo , Loris ;Messrs. W. Barter and Co ',Loudon. E. StewartJoam, Baq. ;Messrs. loom, Palmer, and Co.), laver. pooL Alexander Rector, Im. (Mama Alexander Hector and Co.), sod Bagdad. Henry Woodfall.e L ,Director of the Empire Marine Insurance Company. LiverpooL John Brown, Req. (Isle of Messrs. Grant Smith, and Co., CO mate), London. W. Maim Beath, Im. (Mears. Smith, Freaks. and Co.), Liver- Frederick Levi, Bea. (Mews. Philip Levi and Co.', London sad Adelaide. W Thee. A. Car T e mp , ds, London. W. T. Math* London. Matthew M. Willis, Eaa (Beam Willis and Ow), Liverpool. Union Bank ..1 Louden. The Agra tad Maaterman's Bank 'Limited;. Liverpool—The North Western Bank (Limited:. Ireland—The Provincial Back of Ireland. 1101JCITORS. Louden—Mesa Davies, dm, Censpbell and Reeves. laverpool—ileems. Lace. Bawer, GW aid Lank MOWS. London—Mesers, Sewell Brothers, Liverpool—Messes, Taunton and Co. Olaegow—Mesers. M•Ewrin and Ana ligavavos—Captela Wm. Chmapkos. Lloyds. Temporary ollierre-40. Old Broedstrost, Landon, LC. ABIIDGID PItA3PICTLA This association ITATrate• for the purpose of tasking advances way of mortgage or otherwise on shypping. wharves. ship yards, docks. warehouses. and every description of maritime securities, and will undertake the general business of s Amanda! company. The articles of aneocualon may be seen at the cease of the Company. Detailed swespeetuaes and forms of appileatlos for shares may be obtained from the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, and at the temporary Mites of the Company. Appbcation for shares must be made to the form annexed to the prospectus, accompanied by the depodt of Al per share. If no allotment be made, the deposit will be retained In full, and Ii a lees number be allotted then is applied for, the surplus will be used towards the payment In allotment THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY CLlcelted.) NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the Liner APPLICA -110:,8 for SHARES ell! be CLOSED THIS DAY rtredneedayi, the let June, for London. and on THURSDAY, the "mod Juni, for the country. DATIT2. SON, CAMPBELL, and REEVES. LACE BANNER, GILL. and LACE. THE FREEHOLD and GENERAL IsvaarmlLNT COMPANY ti s atited). (I ncorporated ender the Com Ant, 1301 ) Cavite! AMMO, in 10,000 s of g 25 each, With power to increase to t 1,000,000. First Issue 5,000 Shares (Subacriptious for more than half of which have been already Deposit en application 1 prer ind Sbare , and A 3 oe allotment. Calls not to exceed 42 per shoe, with an interval of not km thaw three months. It is not intended to call up more than s:l6 per share, but as more capital can be adventageously employed, further issues of shares will be made, in the allotment of which a preference will be given to the then existi,,, Shareholders. Should no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned in fell rellerrOtte. The Right Hon. lard NIOEL [RN NWT, Youtress-bonae, Petersham, Chairman, The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Walden, 39, lownlessilreet, Belgrave-square, sod Loudwater-how, Becks. Charles temp Dyer, Emu, St. Alban's. Edward Barron, ray.. 11.9 k-street, Cheapskie. George P. Lescaridi, Ray.. Old Broad-greet, Dhector Financial Discount Company (Limited,. Frederick A. Legg, Yon., Sr, Sack•Weotreet, and South Norwood. It hum W. Prole, Yap., Kensington-park-gardens teat. William R. Rogers. Mon, bernentstreet Watson, lay., Bristol, Director ot the Bridal and Lister Railway company. ELS KILS Metropolitan nod Provincial Bank 75, Corntdll, and Oxford-street Brunch. 96, Oxfordatreet. 80Licrroes—Ileasts, Matthews and Oreethani, 08, Lincoln's-Ma held. Reotte—Alfred Ashton, Faq., 70. Old Broad-street, ACDITOILS—Mesars. Hard, Of, Pullets. Whlaney, and Gibbous, 3, Bank-bolidtags, Lothbury, LC. SICILITART pro tem.)—R. N. Collier, Req. Temporary Moss —I, New Broadstreet-ceurt, LC. ABRIDGES) PROSPECTUS. The objects of eas Company are to percher, from time fa time, such freehold or leasehold property in London and Its nelthhour. hood as may present pedal capabilities for improvement. The Orst step of the Company will be the purchase and dim. loprnent of some Int-class freehold properties at the West End, for securing which most advantageous agreements have been en. tered into, and the rentel to be derived therefrom has been estimated by experiesoro valuers to produce a snlikient sum to ensure interest and dividend amounting to lb per cent. and upwards inviting from property ever increasing In value;, miter making ampte deduction foe repairs. outgoings, and manage. smut ; and, when these properties are completed and occupied, It Is calculated they may be re-solo at • profit of 50 per cent. to the Company. Full particulars of the proposed operations of the Company may be obtained at the Mikes, ho. I. New Broadsirset-eourt, where the articles of association may be seen; and prospectuses and Comas of application fur shares may be obtained trout the Bankers, Beduin, Solicitor,. or at the offices of the Company. FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT CoM PANT ,Letted). NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN, that the qUARE LINT et this Company will be CLOSY.D on Tllt*ltaDati, the 2nd June. et 4 o clock. N. OOLLUER, Seezetag. Temporary Mann 1, New Breadnentet-ooart. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an (Mental Botanical Preparation for Improving sad Newt& trine the Complexion and Akin. The radiant Woo it Imparts to the cneek, sad the softness and delicacy .bleb It induces of the bands sad arms, Its capability of soothing Irritation and removing all redness. tan, pimples, sputa, freckles, discolors tMns, and other cutaneous visitations, render It Indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of clime** on the skin, whether with reference to cold and inclementy, or intense solar hest. Price es, ed. and Is. ed per bottil—aold at 90, Hatton-garden; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for •• Rowlands* Kalydoc," and beware of spurious and perolakma articles modes the mime of •• Kalydor.' DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ban boss, during teary-Ilia yeas% emphatlesrly ease. .bead by the medical profession, and univenally accepted by the publlc, as the beet remedy for acidity of the stomach, kart burn, headache, goat, awl indigestion and as a Mild aperient for delicate coestatotless, more swami*, for ladles and ee4 dren. It la prepared. in a state of inflect _peril/ add ad isallesee 'smooth. by DINNILFORD and Co., 1711. NOVI boodWm4, Los. de• : bad add by anypericsable has thebegbost eveld. CAIITION.—JOHN BROODEN reoommends the public to ham the Carat Gold stated on the Invoice— " Vine Gold and Pure Gold," so applied to Jewellery. being a delusion. JOHN BROODZICS GOLD CHAINS. and all articles saanutactered by blra, as sold upon this principle, and at the nmoninetareri prima. Manufactory, 16, Henrietta-street, Covent. garden, M.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. —Nil This erialillahnissit la dosed et 6to the evening. and on Hatardays at I. VOX SMITH'S GOLD REVIVER, la b. per bottle. ELECTRA-PLATING an.vas, la. Raublimbed more than 20 years, for rendering old gilt Munn and worn-og plated articles new by • single application.— FOX SMITH, 2el, Strand, W.C. ; Deane, Lendombridge ; Bar clay, larringdonetreet Appleby, Hobo Samar: Chamberlain. Pantheon , banger, Ho, Deiced street; Nana, Hampton. & W. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new Monition. so admirably contrived that a full b:aha well aa mealier casks, may be raised or tilted on It labour or trouble. Ito settee la so impalpable that the sedhaeat of the most limpid amid by no posalbdlty can be disturbed. Price 91., 12a, lea., to milt 4, 9. and 18 gallon casks. Beittovrs SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No rent-pen nemired. No more Oat beer or soar vine. Prom 4e. 6d.. ditto. electroplated,ly direct to JAMB BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Manslomboue. See that hie name and address an on every toilets . all Wormy 'parlous imitations. Ragravings gratis. Zalabliebed leak FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETb, ad. and std. each, sold by all chandlers and throughout the kingdom bet the public should sub orr x" Ple . ld'a and se* that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD la on each packet, box, and tablet. Wholesale and for exportation at the Works, UPPlilt MARSH, LAMBILTII, LONDON, S., where also may be obtained their Prue Medal Parallne Candles. TEE-HlVES.—Prize Medal and Honourable LL Mention awarded to O. N. and Sons. for Beehives and Bean' at the various Exhibitions. —N k:IGH BOW'S IMPROVED COT TAGE BEE.HIT E., as originally introduced by Oeoege Neigh bour and dons with all the recent improvements, three glasses, and thermometer, pries 3.5 e , securely packed for the coantry. Several important novelties are introduced this season. ins the Woodbury Straw and Bar•and.lrame Mine. pdos lis. ed., de.—Address, GEORGE NEIO/113OUR and SONS, 127, 111 1 11 Holborn, or 141, Regent street. law‘on. CRINOLINE. —Just publishrol, • curious, antique ILLUSTRATE) WORK ow CRINOLINI, price la., with data., as Wiley@ : CRINOLINE in the POULTRY, 1710. CRINOLINE at VAUXHALL, 1730. CRINOLINE la, la MODE, 1735. CRINOLINE la MODE, 1745. CRINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. CRINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1760. CRINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1786. CRINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. CRINOLINE in PICCADILLY, 1864. CRINOLINE in our PARKS and PROME NADU —E. PHILPOTT, pal•baher of the above, sad maker of the ealebraaed ileaellectum, (aima, sod filemaa illaosa —V. Matadi*. RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES. —Tbe STELLA COLAS BOUQUET. with Portrait and Autograph of that talented Artiste the Lily of the Vale; May Bloincena Price ta. ed. each: or the three In ea elegant box, re od.- 11.11111 EL, Perfumer to bee Itor=linese the ?rib:Mild WeM. 94 , Strand, end Corahill, On the Ist of June, Second Series, No. so. price One Sid THE PHARMACEUTICAL JOURN a ty Coirthilltito TIM TRANSACTIONS OF TOR PHARIMACICTICAL SOCIRTY. CoMITS :—Tile Proposed Legislation affecting Pharmacy.— Pharmaceutical Meeting—On the Cinchona Bark of British India. —On Syrup of Chloroform. —Note on Dietilled Sulphuric Acid.— ConversazhAse —The Tweniy.third Anniversary biretta!' of the Pitansacentkal Society. —.Mention of Council —Liverpool Chio mist: Associattos. —Lents Chemist& Association.—lreturee on the British Pharroacopisia On the halation of the British Thar hisropeds to Pharmacology.—The New Pharmacy Bill—An • • Insatiate lionater. - -Cause of Change In Essential Oils. denial Poisoning by Morphia—Charge of Manalaughter &phut am Herbalist. — %a1.31111V Second INTiel, May be had la cloak, sa wall as skaTwassyraes plasadoog Volumes, prim Its. ed. !madam Jabs Chareldll and Sops, New liarlialitaa West. Zilabargli Macblatilars sad Inforart. AbUa ; lamb sad Os. [ rt - t% 4 LONDON, WEDNESDAY E' AGRICULTURAL HALL—THIS DAY (Widroday), J 1. OFFS FROM 9 A. IL TO 9 P. IL L. DOG SHOW. THIS DAY (Wednesday). LAST DAY. is. 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Plinalmlig VIMIUM 11014411, Madness Mad" Doseetehim, attersey. dam 14, M 12. 1121,12, and Thornhallaganno, Middlesex.. ma 11440 r, ;t 14, at IL 41MINIS WWl= imam MOM tioath-plses Kenning. =:tad C h ar tmeteest nod llanortstreet, Meek:Man -limi siarobant,. Jua• 14 M U. ALM= Tarawa Lawns, m zemost•laveg. 041W41 1 -read. aceneset a %pailaer Juno Glos llnehleymmonee. carpenter, Jam 14, at 1. Joss MOW 11.4141440 p lierettela, earn seetelsant. JarelkatL GiOlai HALLOW /111111LI1 Igewira. June 7, at `I. Joss It Proltow, Benriettnalmet, Brimewlekageara minter, Jim at L Gnarls QUM 4L Oitherlnelmnad, Insimbetes.baah. late eon teem Jane 11, at It. Goolegn Cnimegnea, Chessingtaa. Battey, carpenter, Jane 11. at IL Manisa anaavni. lawAnakker•ooart. Westminster, wawa' {War, Joss U, at U. /OUP arlattlik Liartimathstrest. WeeMainster, cotim•hoes• Infortgemege, lartingdon-rosd, gas Miler , Juno 12. at II 'MOM Basamini swam. iliceneatreet. Knightsbridge. smith. Res !Mee alt iali tl2 ffi,,,L arcades... Kennhigtorgeet, men abr. _ _ air, Jane 11. at 11. Mama Aini among% Harrtionatteet, Grry'sinn-road, dealer In sand goods. June 11, at It WILLIAM HULLO!. Manna-mad, lentish-town. and Btudi.lane. My, boon agent. Jar 11, at 11.. FILDCLIOL COLLIMS, Author-ternioa Stoke Newington, mOOll - meet J. It. sa salt Gamin luirrotri, Sena gas engineer, Jane Lk at It WiaLian Maicitairr. Wanington.place, Wanilasrarth-rood, baker. Jane 41., at 11. WILLIAM CHAMP% Clare-dread. Bt. Clement's Danis, Ilcenaad victasner, Jew tl, et 11 IllotrunD Y ALIO, °resit...terrace, Yaddleston. Warw. Jane 14. at WILLIAM Hams (Mom Ilford. ion. Wetter. Jaw IS, at IL BLWANI, Brabluagion, Surrey, corn dealer, Jaw lk at 11. JAW= Wale, Palmersion.terraoe, Camberwell, grocer, Jane It, at 11. WiLLIAx Mesas' HAMBIDsia, Klnerroad West. Chelsea, baker, Jaw 21, M 11. imam canoe, Bridport-plece, Horton, ahopmaa to a draper, Jane 21, at 11. Joni Tenors., Waleot.equare, Lambeth, late Med flah June atit. J• 11.112 Cat FIALL SILAW. Southampton. marine store dealer. Jane IS, st Baum lulu camuitz NEwroit, Leigh, Worcestershire, tanner, __ June 17, et It _ _ Year Anil Nitrite, Leigh, Worcestershire, tanner, June ir, at it EDWARD MARSHALL, Loiseeter hotel keeper, June It. at 11. EDMUND JOSI7II BLUM, Cardiff, tailor. June 10, at 11. Tilenall Examen, litspton•spon-linli, butcher, June 15, at It WILLIAM Mutt= HSU, Klingston-upon-ilull, 'meek owner, June 15, at It Jamie ISAAC MAJULCIOW, liingstos.upois-litill, Ash merchant, June 13, at It Bonin Bourns KRIM Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, tailor, Jane LS. at 11 THoIIAS nos CAM, Perry Bridge, Yorkshi e, captain In the royal imaises, Jane 11, at IL JANIS RIND Burn, Mal, coal master June 17. at IL WiLuma Paarrus DAVIMOB. Birkenhead, coal merchant, JUDO -------• ---.--- 17, a& 11. a ANILS MULLINS, Liverpool, grocer. June 13, at 11. 2/.IILILD lioNethortni, Southport, Lanes& , slater, Jowl?, at It H Panw GLUTS and WIILLAX Yirroura, Liverpool. painters, June la, at 11 JosarN HoLaorp, Aceriagtou, Laneashire, blacksmith, Jane at a: - Itairrwoon, Huddersfield currier. June e, at 10. WILLIAX COMA NA., Huddersfield, dealer In inuale,Junegatle. Loa! 11OLDIM, Burnt y, Lencaahire, saddler, Jane 10, at 12. iuityeuaiix Man l.4oer, law licensed victualler, June 10, - at It ROMS ROBERTSON, Garatcat. war Ilvapool. Lt. grocer, Jane 10 at it • - ALIP. I.oll.6,ilsektourn, porter, June 10, at 14. THOMAS 8111TH, Dittianam. Devonshire, Innkeeper, Jane 11, et It. PAYSICIL AMOUILID HOWLS, Yeovil, medial ussistant, Juno 15, at 1L liner TRIM, Manchester, commercial traveller, Just 20, at 9e. ILltaungsl 'Misr, Manchester, shopkeeper. June 20, at * Entrain Taxi= Swigs, York, hone dreier, June 15, at 11 Rush ? BARRATT JoRMS, bralopton,Derbysh,pocAr,Junel4Aa 11. liabilticg Lewis. Saint.Joiui Juste.liwansaa, Glamorganshin, surgeon's maistant, Dor 9, et S. Joan WlLUans, Bedminster, chimney sweep, June 10, at 12. Loewe. Liverpool, book-keeper, June 10, at I. Fggnlalch *weak, Shereld, powder flask manufacturer, June 16, M 11. Joan Warrrlitoron.ltannscohYorhala Al. saanamm, June 15, at 1. WALW Joan Banana, MASAI, nablebrille lswighJamg di, at L WlLLtait rood, Sultterby, Lincolnshire, shoemaker. June 9, M 11. PanDukic Gociban CoI; Norwich, baker, June 10, at 11 Itanahn Warn, dings Lynn, Norfok, grocer, June 19, at 11. Jogs 112111 W Wonerbsendon, cordwslker, June 14, at 12. JONAH VAX; WllienhAll, ntadordsh., key stamper, Amstar 12. Jona Broamtan, Zeal Monachonna Devonshire, labourer, June 1; at 11. Join DrCherr, Laigcott, Berkshire, baker, June 14, at IL Grown DILL& Ripley, Derby shire, hairdresser, June 11, at 11. ?BORAS ROBERT'S. Shelve, Shromtire. late grocer, June 17, at 12, Janne 'Moues, byelaw', Cheshire , labourer, June 11, at it WILLIAM VORBCR, RA Helen's. LsocaalL, bricklayer, June 10,01 11. CRARLIVI DIDDRIDGI, Crewe, Cheshire. shoemaker, June 18, at 10. EDWARD TAPWIIII, Wareham Surer, coal Inerchaat. Junelhat 11, Manus Taw Panama. Brighton, coachmaker, J one le. at 11. Gleonog Bigundm, Arundel, land surveyor, June 13, M 10. Jams Chaska, Barton Bt. Mazy, Gloucestershire, shoemaker. June 14, at 12. LAST =ANIMATION& June 27. J. H. P. Marsh, Sonthses, manager of a theatre- June 27. G. T. C. Dicey, Peneemoquere, Somersiovrn, loamy man plate printer-June 20. L Leinlyrg. Oxford-sireet, cornice pole manufscturer-Jaw 21 J. PhMps, Efighotreet. tailor-June IL Martins, Tottenham, cattle isleronanM a n r ; It W. Bolter, Locals pica Holton, plumber-Jane 21 W. Hurd, Radnor-street, Chelsea, botoraler appantus manufacturer -June If. C. Paddlngtonotreet, Maryleborre, watch maker-Jane 2L Margaret Mitchell, Pembridmvgardens, Bays water, boaralugßouse keeper-June 22. W. E. Irving, No, th Bow, Middlesex, clerk-June 23. J. Ewell, Sandwich, Kent, attorney's dark-June 27. T. 0 lfilem, Mitcham, innkeeper- Jane 27. E. Hiatt, St. Alben'aterrace, Vauxhall-brides road, linendraper-June 27. J. Bird, Avenue-tomes, Camberwell, baker-June 27. G. Halsey, High-stree4 green, neer Hemel Hempstead, licensed victualler -J lure 29. H. Nobbs, Din, Nor folk. loretreed victualler-June 29. T. lleynoWs, Ventaur. Isle of Wight, baker-June 29. IL Wheatley, Pan., Norwood New Town, Surrey, baker-June IA W. Scott, batteries, lat• baker-J nee 29. A. A. Pullen. Priory-road, Wandsworth-road. allsistent to a teflor-J une 29. T. Hayes, Little Coram-street, Brunswick. square, wheelwright-June 29. W. Knowles and T. Dann* Blenheimterrace, lit. John's-wood, builders-June M. C. Loftus, Charlwoodotreet West. Pimlico-J uue 29. W. Redrup, Lupus. street, Pimlico, sasistant greengrocer-June 29. A. Paget, Tooke court, Castle-street, law stationer-Jane 111. If. J. lienennau, Cloak-lane City, merchant-Jon*2n 8. Driver, New Brampton, Kent, builder-June 79. R. Voldes, Waterloo-place. Regent,. street. wine merchant-June It N. J. =very, Stratford, time, book-keeper-June it F. Mitchell, Vbacent4errace. laUngton, clerk-June 18, Emma Spicer HU* Claptou. schoolmistress -.fuse IS. J. E. Shaw. Fleet-street, tailor-June 18. IL Len. Farnham, Surrey, coal merchant-June 28. T. Clerks, WOICOU. Rutlandshire, linreburner-June M. G. P. Lens, Rutland-terrace, Abbey-road, St. John's-wood, baker-June It H. P. C. Mansell, Cromwell road, B ri tton , cierk-J tine 19. H. Blinkoru, Southamp ton, grocer-June 18. F. Daniel, Cannonotreet West, ogee. chant-June IL. J. Shaw, Loag Buckby, Northampton shire. fanner-Jane e 1 J. Masnamara, Cowley-road, government clerk-June it Ann Ga.-ratt, Gannow.green, Wor cestershire, farmer-June 17. J. Roberta, Codsall.wood, Stafford. shire. Seemed eictaaller-pare M. J. C. Wandby and R. B. Waudly, Leeds, wholesale clnigglgu-J one 20. J. Firth, Sheffield, provision dealer-June ii. B. M. Stead. Kingston.upon-Mull, merchant-June It T. Parkin, Kingston-upon-Bull, merchant's clerk-July 1. J. W. Mason, Birlumbeed. balkier -J uly I. W. IJoyd, Liverpool, innkeeper-Jus•2o. Ann Hickey and E. !Landon, Liverpool, leakier dealers-June 21. R. Robertson, Liverpool, bleckmaker-Juse 11. J. Pluott, Moore Hall, Salop, farmer - June 22. 8. Beckwith, Liverpool, hide brokur-J uo• lra. R. Leek. Liverpool, wood hoop maker-July & W. Lee, Manchester, haler-Jane M. R. Bolton, MeorBslde House, Dear Preston, Lascashlre, farmer-June 13. S. Bowker Man tester, salesman -Jun* M. D. Massey, Capeethorne, Cheshire, farmer-Jane 22. J. Murray, Manchester, jorner-J use 17. J. Crossley, Brumley, Lan cashire, painter-June ILL W. Hlll, Lancaster, licensed victualler -Jane 17. W. Celli , Intmley, Lancashire. watchmaker-June It. T. Whitlow, AI Cheshire, DellTeDer-June 17. W. Delbridge. Truro, Cameral -June I& S. Cockeye., Helm, Lan ' mild's, butcher-June 16. J. Leather, Hock* Lancashire. and Douglas, Isle of Man, veterinary surgeoe--Jone M. J. Edwards, Belford, tarpouling manufactu.rer-June 11. T. Woodkill, Pen. coyd, Herefordshire, blacksmith-Jane M. T. 1111ddkion, Leeds, warehouseman-June 23. J. Bacon, Leeds, boot manufacturer , June 17. J. k:glingion. Klug's Lynn, Norfolk shoemaker-June 17. W. Williams, Carmarthen, shoemaker-June 13. B. Long, Guildford, Surrey, cutler-June 17. J. Allen, Southampton, coo ' fectioner-June 23 B. Dense*, Newcburch, Isle of Wight, baker -June 13. T. Parker, Eardlaley, Herefordshire, blacksmith- June 23. J. Own, Cardiff. banike-Jrne 24. T. Leaning, South tea, Banta, baker-June 17. J. Cooper, Sioke-upun-Trent, cattle desist-Jane 17. M. LongBom Leek, corporator. BANK IUPTCY ANNULLID. WV 4d. GEO/LOR CoWLZ7DI3OI.I.II TAT WR Y Ctoteibnq . lllat.. 'last In tha Nth Hums. JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. TN! BILIRRLZY-HILL INDUSTRIAL CO-OPtRATIVZ AND PROVIDE= *wren Lumen June at the County Court, Stourbridgo.o petition foe winding up. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JOWS Co'. Clreat rieecoti.a ititecha reee i ;Wpel. retailer of beer— let dielderd of es. 0,d., any wady, at Manihiki's, basing hellatrert T 11031,0 Werra Bristol, sailtnaker—lst dividend of le, any Wednesday, at ieramao's, Denim. ORGIN, Cheltenham, ironmonger -Ist dividend of Is, any Wednesday, at Acramen's. Meta. DIVIDILKDB. June 11. J. X. West, Helium, Norfolk, professor of musk— Jame 14. W. IL Barnard, Hempstead-rod, glue sod chine dealer—Jute 21. J. nquirrell. Booth wooq Surrey, white. smith—June 21. J. Prime, lAttle Chishill. Heee . termer—Jneo ft J. O. W. Yarrow. Bucklersbury, wine merchant—June 21. W. H. Cole, teremeks. Kent, statioaer—July y Emily Aimee Link, Brecon, taller—June 10. H. D. Rawlings, Falmouth. grocer —June 10. C. Crew St. Herne. C..miwall, gentleman—Jane 16. S. Fisher and W. Fisher, Seflield, tailors—June It H. Hills. Meade. grocer—June it W. Mason, Sheffield and Hatton. itarden, electroplate mentfacturer—lnne it E. Y. Norton, Hyland Nether, Yorkshire, farmer—June 10. N. Mayoh, Limo peel, poser —Jar 29, T. Pam, al. Latchford, Clteddre, row. Impar--Juss 0. W. LOWN W.n.4lWa• I"tr ar r ire•m."t— SUM li. Z. John, Tamempile, Ferobrokuldre, [Stamped, la. 1141111m1J W. Urledan. lare/a• It I. Naar. Pow AL. Oalbwisod. Wfiaoll4llll , -4... et ii. Pgrie.4 liiiWiis. Wasiurtabod. aboaMaille•-alli• IL. I. Be" 14116wd Ilows, anisiast menu' la Ow ain-Jsao IL May Ames Stem. Windom clunoslow-June 11. W. .moor. ..& IlukuseL Iterww-looftr r r i lione ri t s frimiss. Usfordasin, Iloused riasallir-Jam 11. 0. lowler i a Illarwdaldre, coopsrJsa• IL Wits Jes t r e j =. abbe, eanor-Juse 11. Z. Pram. Mole. .-Juse U. W. Who, Thorap.aalim, mlaw- Jo re IL J. &Mae, aboorfa-Josio 14. T. L air, T ail l=tke. draw-Jur 14 C. P. WU* Duarfais, peer--lax W. Infos, Claype&b, Dulliii. owspor-Joe Is. W. Pwaho. Ininiss 08111 m. Dutam. guar a..m.11:4 1 ,:r=.., - 4/4 - 4:1172,Vtut U. T. L Dowsedire, alliassy-Jtubs U. B. P. Tallbo l =7llWWiiib. Divisibly. Sil= Jun U. P. . Winuelb. balidso-leas IL J. mad C. . s mber nowdmilL-Jwie U. R.I. 01= is. Davuoiks, awroros-Jar U. 0. Wake. -Joao U. W. X. Ptairnos, Tolastalisr=itro. be =t r ecoirseter-Jane U. H. J. Pywo, 1424•4114 mai dookr-Joas U. P. Bury, Briar. Larlomar. PLZ?NWBII DpItOLVID. T. Tsar sad J. A7liuDeril;airwassas Bwinied Sets Dun -F. Clarke, A. P. Clarke, G. ylie. sal Y. Ckwas, Sew armed street, Leads. mad Petermber so far m reps& G. Wyllie- J. Parialui sad G. Farads., g, Camomile tilkes-03. A. Nudes and J. Ct Mwdaras, Aldenneabsy. otammlemlon opals. and Allaou'rbvilldlas. New CIS. beelteiss wan asettures-W. Catt aad S. Hart. Wella Neat, salmi total lastilsset mgeste-G Vaud end H. Pear, leneturea street renereluischste-1. C. Lees and P. C. abitter. Addle street, City. worehouseare -T. Leders, P. Seale, J. N. T. Roberts, and S. Dackworta, ism lameaddre„ ire - touadera, ao tar as repair Deekworde-W. awl* mad J. Scott. KAMM,. awe Liverpool. briekrikors-W. J. Pratt and A. Drools, Hants, rep deobas-J. T. Trims= and S.D. Kirk e:Lk, New Cllrelsimbeee. likaterspdromod, aeeMswls- W. and J. R. larrille, Liverpool. omits breams-W. Wawa. sad J. Tomb" Iva. led near Nan dwedarly a rs n amb sweskombsere-W. Meaweill mod P. lasi* Eastbourne, dosses, sergemne-L Clark sad I. te. Itmokler die rw ia, da boiler inakers-R. Culpan and J. Rhoda. OK Yorkshire. blanket roanufactureis-C. W. Ward and J. Cowie, Domes Ids of Man, alders-J. G. Salta mad D. Lyndon, Liver pool, and Moote Video and Rosario de Septa Ye, South America, merchant.-W. P. C. Jolly. and Y. Wtnkkeld, Ipswich. tea dealers-W. it. aal6 Ambury-M. diusgeon. W. H. Ws, and A. Semaelaos. Kingstesesepon-Dell. and City et Lon don. engineers, so tar as regards A. Sentuelson-T. W. Burneld and IL R. Wilton, Dastaop. Suss, wive merehante-T. S. Har well and C. Woes, -ball-tano, Hass, farmers-Mary Ann Betcbeller, Cbarlotte Misatoth Batcbeas, sad Press Hsieh& ler. Dover, Kent, booksellers, so far as regards Charlotte Mts. bath Hatcheller. SCOTCH asatrzenumoss. JONA BMOC Maw. and Liverpool, boot 4. at the Faculty Hall Glasgow. MIDILSW HALDAJIR, l4aodhOl, Emburghahlri the Tower Hotel, Hawick. JAMES Hood, Edinburgh. haircutter, Jane., at Lyon and Turn bulFs Zooms, Edinburgh. JAk Imam, Glasgow, potatoe merchant, June 10, at the Faculty H 4 Olugow. Yam= Lora. Glasgow, commission agent and draper, June 7, at the Faculty Hall, Glaww. login Dimwit Foams, L 4 Findramie, near Elgin, June 7, at the Gordon Anne Hotel, Rata. CH AM.= Moms; Dundee, poor, Jose., at the Haiti* Hotel, Dundee. r, Jun* firmer, Jaw e, at THREATENED EXTENSION 07 CHURCH RATES. Yesterday a deputation waited on Lord Palmer stow, at Canarnidge-house, to reprisal to his lordship the necessity for so altering the Churoh.huilding Acts Ceosoli dation Bill se to carry out the ioteritiou of parliament in respect to church rates. The deputation consisted of the following members of parliament :—Lord He Bir C. Douglas. Sir F. Crossley, Sir S . H. Pato, Mr. Had field, Mr. J. R. Mille, Hr. Pinder, Mr. Dillon, Mr. J. White, Mr. Sutton Western, Mr. Dodson, Sir P. Goldsmid, Mr. Law son, Mr. Leathern, Mr. Potter, Mr. Ayrtoa, Mr. G. 8. Lateen, Mr. Pilkiiagton. Mr. Harleartks, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Aloook, Mr. Paget, Mr. Ribbed, Mr. Wickham, Mr. Pease, Mr. Denby Seymour, Mr. P. A. Taylor, and Colonel Sykes. His lordship promised to consult the Attor ney-General and the Home Secretary is reference to the views placed before him by the deputation, and *included by reiterating that the object of the government was not by strategy to alter the law, but simply to bring together the various enactments that were scattered through several acts of parliament with referees, to the church buddies inestios—a state of the law which was very inconvenient to those who bad to administer it A mover satioo took place after the statement of the noble lord, It was suggested that as it was purely a church question, and would sot benefit diameters, the latter bed • right to ask the government to wane the present bill until the law on the subject was settled, sad that, as there is a ease now before the legal tribunals of the country (Gough v. Jones) which turns upon the construction of the ante, it would be unfair to bias that case in any way. Lord Palmerston said that the deputation wen making for two pledges, first, that the government would postpone the Coe. sohdatian Act, sad then that they would dam the law. /be only pledge that he eolikl give, besswesr was that be would consult his colleagues about it. One boa member stated that there were not six clauses of the hill as it etas& which were idectioal with the corresponding clauses in the old acts. His lordship asked whether the meaning was altered, and the reply was that it certainly was. Sow further novereation took plan is which a clause was read to his lordship which would prevent the act giving power to levy rates for district churches, and a occident hope was expressed, that as both the pro-rate and the anti-rate parties were desirous that no alteration should at present be made in the law, the government would allow the bill to drop. It was also stated that the anti-church-rate party was Pot fairly represented on the committee of last session. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT 31.—Arevarrit INTL .—Liell - Wan W H . Golden, to the %Orly ; G. S. Philippa, to the Prior-au Charlotte. --- Ekirgecme C. It:ikephard, to the Immortaliti ; W. Ni. oholsoo to the Aboukir. . . . _ Chief Enigma. C. Beal (additional), to the Asia, far the Arrogant. THI Dann! BLOCILADIL—FORTION-OFFICE, MAT 30.—Tbe following cowintusication has been addressed to Earl Rummell, ber Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by Monsieur de Bale. Eovoy Ilatraciedinary and 'Meister Plenipotentiary of his Danish Majesty at this court :—"Legattou of Denmark, May 2d, 1864.—My Lord, I am directed to inform her Britannic Majesty's govern ment that the blockade of the ports of Canonie, Swine moods, Wolgast, Graffserelde, Stralsund, Barth, Daatsig, arid Pillau, in the Baltic, as well as the blockade of the portsand inlets in the whim of Sleswig sad Holstein. which were raised on the 12th of this month, is conformity with the atipulatioes of the suspension of hostilities, will immediately be re-astablishod on the 12th of June next, the date on which the suspension of hostilities terminates, unless the negotiations carried on at the conference of London should before thee have led to at least some preliminary agreement. My governs's% bee thought it due to the interests of the commercial world, that timely ootioe of the re-establishment of the blockade should ha given ; and I am also directed to state that no **tarsi ship, which after the mound of the war might at tempt touter any one of the blockaded poets would be subject to capture, except where previous notice of the re establishment of the blockade had been received in the ordioary way. or through the ships of the blockading squadron itself.—l lam &a, (Signed) TORBEN FULLS. Tae FRIEND 07 THR CLIROY CORPORATION.—A general meeting of the subscribers was bald yesterday at the London Tavern, Bishopsgatostreet, for the purpose of electing four pecaroses oo the funds (out of, we are sorry to say, a loos hot of candidates). In the steam of the Rev. E. B. Allem, MA., who is at present ow the coati went, the chair was taken by Mr. Charles B. Abbe, IL D., he. This corporation is supported by voluntary cootrilor time, for allowing pensions. not exceeding 401. per annum, to the widows and orphan unmarried daughters of clergymen of the established church, and for affording tem porary assiothoes to eseemitona clergymen sad their families throughout England, Wale., and Ireland, and the patron is his Royal Highness the Prioce of Wales. PAINTER-STAINERS' COMPANY.—A fourth collec tion of works of decorative art was yesterday opened to !private view, in the ancient ball of the company, Little Traitrieste, City. The object of this liabilities is to stimulate the exertion, of those engaged in the painting trade. The specimens offered for competition are very numerous, notwithstanding they are limited to four kinds— cannily, decontion, graining,marbling, and writing. They're arrayed in the large ball, which is admirably adapted loth@ puma's. Amoogat others present who manifested the liveliest interest in the exbibitioe were Mr. E. M. Ward, R.A., Sir S. Morton Peto, M.P. ' Mr. Deputy Obbard, the Rev. J. Lupton, lee. After the privet, view the whiten were entertained by the company at a di jedner presided over by Mr. Deputy Milord, who, in proposes( the amen of the exhibition, coupled the name of Mr. Ward. Mr. Ward dwelt at gre at length upon the merits of the speci mens exhibited, sad concluded by stating that there was every reams for looking forward to its great sad future MOM. Axcrroza ARCTIC EIPLORINO EIPSDITION.—The already famous explorer of the Arctic region, Mr. C. F. Hall, sinousees his nineties of starting %loos another ex peditiou about the middle of Jose next. He will sail ISM for Kiog William's Land, by way of Bodice's Benin sad Bay, on a whaler, the Hectically, Captain Cbapel, of New Linda', sod will he thoompeand by the Foquimaux who are Mr. Han compesioes bare. The party will make their Ant mister quarters at Repulse Bay, the extreme north west of Hudson's Bey. Early is the year 1866 they will make a land loamy by don sad sledges I. Boothia and King Iced.—lfew York Herald. Hoitaimos's Us is choice and strong, moderato la prim sod whams* to use. Mess advautlies bon soosrod Ise this too goossol pivhicosco. It is sold to pocket, hr MIS (4. ! ~~t [TWO PEN CE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11317=11 TIMJ0111111.) THE DANISH QUESTION. 331/ILIII, lay 31. The Norideuteche Alignments Zeitung of to-clay mays :—" Even if the neutral powers had no ob jection to see the Holstein succession treated as ► German question, they would nevertheless mud the succession in Bleswig u a question subject to international decision." FILILNIFOILT.ON-TELMAINE, MAt 31. Evijii. A telegram from Visions in the evening edition of the frankfurter Postzeitung professed to correct erroneous statements respecting the last sitting of the Oonferenee, and says :--"Deranark rejected the Anstro-Prussian proposal, and accepted another proposition ad referendum., but this latter was not made by France." DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE OF AUGUS TENBURO FROM HOLSTEIN. KIM. Max 31. The Duke of Auguatesburg left here this even ing en route for Berlin. THY MICA& QUESTION. PAM, MAY 31, Erzytaa. The Patric of this evening publishes news from Mexico stating that Juarez bad re-occupied Monterey. Vidaurri bad been pursued, and bad taken refuge in Tessa. THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS. MARSEILLES, MAY 31. Intelligence received here from Tunis to the 25the• Mat. states that the Arabs having discovered that the Caid of the tribe of Medjees had betrayed the Bey set up by the insurgent., put him to death, together with sixty of his relations and servants. Eighteen vemsela were in the roads of Tunis, ready to take on board than Europeans who might desire to embark. THE SPANISH-PERUVIAN DIFFICULTY. MADRID, MAT 33. The ministry have received news from Peru, an nouncing that the government of Peru was disposed to satisfy the demands of Spain. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at Aranjuez, at which this question cause under (lie minion. BPORTING 1217BLLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.—TrESDAY. That most important of all turf tranaactious—uttling was continued this afternoon with the same satisfactory results as on the previous day. Although there are sot more than two or three very lugs wmoere, the moony won has been spread over a larger surface than bu ever bona known, and the "draw " has, coutequeud7 b be a L s felt almost everywhere. Notwithstaoding the disagreeable weather, there was again a large muster to-day, many no doubt being eager to de something oo the Grand Prize of Paris, wheats the Derby said Oaks winners will meet to do battle. Several "books" were opened on the Derby, and from %b. traneactioos which took pl ace we were enabled to compile the following list of closing price. : GRAND FRIZZ OF PARIS. 6 to I on Mr. W. l'Anaon's Blair Athol 4: 7 to a apt Count 7. its Lagrange. Ptile de lAlr 't, ASCOT CUP. 6 to 2 opt Lord St. Vinceore Little Stag (off, THE DEWY, 122. 100 to 7 apt Mr. W. ritual's Breadalhane and 100 to 6 Mr. Moneys I.66dlunten A awl olfl 26 to 1 Mr. Merry. tanaboei to tloto 1) 21 12 1 we C1a826112111ira112P211106 Inn 1 21.1210260A1210 BO to 1 Or 012212 e's Petards@ Carol ft) 60 So 1 Mr. W. TAaecia's Broow&law (t) 30 to I Mr. Ten Brown'. Jack-e-Lantern A) 11000 to 60 Mr. Beeves Farewell A) The subscription room will be open on Thursday as usual e • A - - • BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -MICSDAY. Setthag on Epsom wasoontinned this afternoon. Messy was still abundant, and everything ►ppeared to give gement satideotion. A few books have be.. opened on the Grand Prise of Paris, Northumberland Plate. and the $L Leger, but very litU. business has been done on either of those events. Chains prices: GRAND P/1171 01 PARIS. to 4 44:41 BlateT41;o13) I Vto3 404 i Mk de TAR 3) NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 8 to I on tds Bad (01) DONCASTER ST. LIORR. 3 to 1 on tie lad (co FUZE Dl ADD TEI Oak& —" Argus" of the Pose, occomeating upon the raw for the Oaks, says : " The stewards of our Jockey Club have • duty which they owe to themselves sad the Eagliab Turf to take some notice of the maim. Two years ago, we all know, because two or three people fancied they saw something in • wretched match at Newmarket, the powers of the club were invoked to an extraordinary degree. Two officers of the household troops were subjected to indignities of an unheard-of descriptioa, and for which sot the slightest reparation has been made, although merlin could be made of the investigatiiin. Shall it be said, thee, they remain toadies after what occurred on Friday, and after the statements that have been made in the pu'olic prints? Shall it be given oat to the world that immunities aro granted to foreigners that are not extended to our own countrymen, and the use of detectives only employed against officers in the Queen's service? If this be the then their sod as • governing body ia fast approaching, and the turf, both at home and abroad, will cease to look up to them. To Coast La Gramm the inquiry is so act of nnfllielny, as 10 1 1 , 1 road llioDri would olnnos the Lalouniv eosoeeaisg him ; be only too happy, I should wooers., to cutout his bete on the Two Thousand for the inspection of the stewards of the Jockey Club. For my own part, lam soared, en what I conceive to be exoelleut authority, that the statements both of Edwards and Jennings ars tree, and that Fills a. FAir mold set ' set on the Two Thousand day, but the statement made In the Globe gives an unplemant aspect to the case, which I do not wish to enlarge upon, for fear of adding to the excite ment which the matter has already created in the highest circles both in France and Unkind. That she could have won the Two Thousand Ido not believe, because General Peel, I am satisfied, is a far superior animal, but she ought at least to have gone more Ursa a quarter of a mile in that race ; and if • victory which, a twelvemonth back, would have Wee hailed with rapturous delight has been treated in a diametrically oppents spirit, it bag arises from so change is the feelings of the English towards the French, hut solely from the mysterious tactics pursued by those who bad the management of the betting about Fill. de I.Air for the Two Thousand Guise's. Blair Athol leaves Ilickleham tomorrow in Yr. Jackson's van for Paris, where there is nothing to beat bin for the Grand Prix. as it is doubtful if Fill* de l'Air will rug." 10 • daily contemporary it was stated : "In • great mann% the riot wee created by the French stable them• selves, as Jack Hamilton, having had 'the office' given to him, bad Jam More, Jack Book., sad, is fact, a whole body of pugilists, in readiness." Hainiltnn now writes :—" beg to say that I had no • offioe Irian to me, but that, in the northern my era judgment, I had the highest cm& deo°. in Fills d. l'Air end her consummate rider. I em. ployed no pugilists; but, knowing that the success of the rune might create aa angry feeling in certain quarter., I spoke to Mem and ethers who had as Interest in the ran to keep • watchful eye, that their rights might not he jeopardised by any cowardly and unprovoked &multi upon the put of the disaffected. I sever received one shilling for the orpthation of men to resist &violence which would have brought, had it occurred, lasting dishonour upon the time-honoured sports of English fair-play. But I do feel proud that I was a resolute sad uabenght instrument in effectually summering the co/arrests of such an untoward event. We are upos the eve of transporting our Isthmian games to Pans, where we expect welcoui, from • brave and chivalrous ram; but we shoul d bow down our beads In shame if the Daughter of the Air or her honest rider met with violence or dishosour apes English soil." Da DI Jozaa's LIGHT. BROWN COD OIL— TIE CalQasu.m ktlllll , T Pt* DlSllielus cv tin CHIST,— This tuirlvalied preparation is sow universally Sc. uowledged to be the mesa eilleacioes remedy for chest affections. Dr, Wmidb7. I. rhysicias to the Hereford luarmary, writes : Nut only Is soy own case. but h numerous others, Dr. do Jongh's 0111 ms cauved so improvement of chest symptoms, and an Increased 'shalt. so boon sad so %Waal). ma to be quits retosoliahls. I boll. re It to he the moat rain Gble remedy we pm sam."—aeld rely to weeded bottles. to. dd., Y. tld., and M. R. de Jooglis agents. Amer, Hayford, sod os, 77, Mr Listlos, sod chwalall.—{A•Jverlis•assi3 THE OXFORD.--81LBOTIOIRS brad FAUST Ye =MY WIVES et in i Fi s .. U. Who la 11=kand the Two Gostliema et Terms, "Awls MOM etiosmay. Diteder: Mr. Y. JONG NS. kr, trinwarek , r , W. laadan. T. MasimpaiL Manx Ca awl Mks N Pewit, Ur osisionted Amalie semeasimm, ITEM KV EL Jess 10 Jess 10 lane 10 . ;• t~.