The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-21 00:00:00

( I ( IS 7.11 L 1 1 -- i t :.T vAcraiuT 7 :h •,-,: 4 4 11 , rt , • ,t4i l • 1 i. 1 '.l'“--7 PAPE. A Al b ) •t. • ;.1 I b...! ..: s' aid ii-: P/6f 'a LONDON, TUESDAZ EVENING, JUNE 21, 1884. Ka 5,575.] A Direct, calling at MADRAS. et 3 N - 1 17 117Y COMMUNICATION by Stems from London.— The splendid aaciliary arrow steamer CUMIN OF THA SOUTH will leave Victoria (Loudon) Docks MN 190 July. and Plymouth lard July. The pseencen are peened tree from London to Plymouth, and embark by the Company's Seam tender. —For further In lon apply to HOND and ILACLALVIII. Managing Agents, 9, Mincing-lane, LC.: or GMLNDLAY and Co., 66, Psallaasentetreet, &W. ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT 0011PANY (Lhatted). NOTICI 111 HIQ<BY 01YIN that the llitAIS MUM CAT= of thls Company will be II ADY for DII.LIVIIRY In eschastre for the Bankers' receipts on mid utter 11111718 DAY, the MU June nest, at the Maces of tbe Comprmyea, Winchestar batlaintm, (heat Whichesteroroet, ILC.—By Jew 14 teal DAVID I DIVARY: fiersetary. [stamped, Id, Additional,] [TWOPENCE HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL EALL, Eendou.—Tbs SHOW win OPEN, PRIDET, Lt July, who It will be Judged la public, sail easalllue Wien the Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wedaesday Yellowing. Bieursiou Trains will rum es Use pratelpal railways eh Yaw day. 4th July, returning alter the Show. For mire Ws and Wormed= apply to THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALARAmt. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TRIO OREDIT X 80 Lombard. Celan/ 61,000,000, In mow en napital £BOO,OOO, I Xi= CHAIHNX—The RUM Hon. J The B. T. C. /Unbutton, 11.2. Almada. Dunbar. RN. &111= 9 1 HNe 1. New bo lt u ag raq, Jahn Weetanorand, Rep I R. ISIDNIT. Secretary. °lce, Agricultural Mali Company (Limited), Sarford-etreet, N. Our Southampton correspondent, writing last night, says : " Captain Semmes and Chief Officer Lee went this afternoon to Emmanuel's, the tailor in the Hi g h-street, to make purchases. The captain's hand was bandaged, owing to • wound he received in action. The shop was crowded with people, endea vouring to catch a glimpse of the Confederate commander. IVAGOOLA, for HOBART TOWN. —All 000Dil intended for shipment by this high-chimed most be down at the London Docks and cleared TIM es :ATLI/En/7 and 11001tE, B. 111111teretrest [OBI LI ER (Limited), 1-strook Wee of LlO each. Babserlbed Is 10,000 sauna YOU: PAM STUART WORTLZY. Rdward W armor, *q., LP. Clues' Ellis, FAQ. James Usk*. R.Q. I Rom Poirliall, R.q. HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL BALL—In Lela :More can me SPECIMENS of the app lica BOX= complete, and great tanned ring for merclae, on tion in the Secretary's olice. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRA.M sad SONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London) LINE if STEAM and PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Pert Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on Wednesday. July 10, calling at Plymouth), tbe splendid clipper ship ENT 1,000 tons, P. ANDERSON. Conunszider lying In Ulll - ESst India Docker Her accosammutices for all clears of weenier* are anserpassed, and she will awry an eipariimmd esrgeon.—For freight or passage apply to IPLEOD, AUPORT, and MORGAN 'with Messrs. Money W,gram and Sod;, 7, leadenhall-pleat. Passengers by this Hue of packets me moneyed from Paddington to Plymouth Mat class for ascend elms fares. and mooed elms tor third class fares. THE OXFORD.—SELECTIONS from FAUST, tie =RAY mvie of WINDSOR. Us Ballo to Member; an d the Two Omitlemma: Verona, by the whole of the talented catnyasy. Direstor: Mr. r.joNollaAWB. omscoy by Unaworth. Waves. W. Sandell. T. Maelages. Madße. Cavallo., and Mai Belly Power, the celebrated juvenile comedienne, rfifLY BYIBING. Orant, Esc 1•111BRI. Mama. Masherraen. Peden. Mildred. and Co., London. Mesas. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Loudon. TIM Company is prepared to negotiate Government and Mind ipel Loans., and to aid in carrying oat concessions. T. maks advances on approved securities. re elect tbe purchase and isle at shams, stock; liss„ and to nausea aneneW business generally. Al.. to receive money op depos4 for BRIEF 01 IXTENDILD IitIODS oa terms to be agreed apes Cuumunicatiozu to be made to the Menegm. THOMAS SHORT Secretary. "Messrs. Emmanuel tapped several bottles of port, and treated their customer, his lieutenant, and those who came to see them with much hospitality. Captain Semmes anxiously asked what the people of England thought of the South, said that slavery there existed but in name, and that the North and South would never again be united. He said, moreover, that he had endeavoured to do his duty to his country. When he left the shop a crowd bad collected round the door, who made way for him and treated him with much respect. He seemed to be labouring under mental anguish, and to feel most acutely the complete defeat he had experienced, and the death and sufferings which that defeat had canoed. PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE =DMA JOHN HILOODIN, OOLIMMITH and,JEWELLEL Manufactory, 10. Heestattneiress,Covenaearden.W.C... London N.B. rob establishment la doped at 6ln the evening, and en Saturdays at 1 chi*. BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For MELBOOZNI., PONT PRII/JP, Direct.— Memos. Oreen's ship DOS CANTU. 1,200 tons, C.aptala J. Y. ATMS, will leave in India Docks on the sth July, cal st PI aad lam an experienced sargeon.—Aply to P. OWN aud Co., 71, Corntdll, EC —Passengers by this line can proceed by rail from Addington to Plymouth at reduced fares by applytes to P. GREEN and Co for tickets. Temporary Mere, O, NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatost and moot woad hrnatton at the day, AIWA M ast Meagre JOHN 0411NILL end Os., Three Bing-mut, Lombard street, London, penmen to her Itabsty, reepeadully offer to the pubic this truly 'sandbag Add, which gradually redone the hanten bur to its priallas hue—no platter at wastage. The Ague emboli& has now of the properties of dyes ; It, on the emitter?. le hatelletal to the qualm sod alma tee Mir is eon 'adored or spdleatlat p am& sal beep It in parted odour. Price al la. per bottle, or to Wit betenw`Mt. Id. John ikenelt Co. lave bees appointed putuasis to B the MKS'S of Wales BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. —For MELBOURNZ (Port Phillip date; Messrs. GALIN'S ship AIIIGLISZY, 1350 Mau Captain LDWARD Jolllllk will Mare last DWI* Darks the oth Await, call at Plymouth, and carry an erperleoced surmon.—Apply to P. QUIN aad Co., Cauthill, &C.—Premature by this lire can proceed by rail from Paddington to Plymouth at redact," tares, by applying to P. GREEN and Co. for tickets. AUCKLAND, N.Z. by Willies Ewe, established 1841. to sell on 90th July, the celebrated ex-Royal Mall Clipper Ship BRITIIH TRIDINT, 3,0(0 tom, loading in the East India Dock. This splendid ship, whkh Is favourably known In the Anstrallea trade as one of the fastest sane, having made the passage from Liverpool to Melbourne In TS days. has unri valled accommodation for all classes of parengem Her mann. Inentesloon and State Rooms are fitted and furnished In the most superior style, sad are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mali Stcanicra She carries • beautiful piano, and apparatus for distilling fresh water for use of all on board. The 'teem decks are lolly sad well.ventilated, sod every arrangement for the comfort and convenience of second sod third cabin paasen gen, win be antler the inspection of the government omeen.— App L eade alellly to ORRIN, ROBINSON, and Co., lest India-avenue. -street, BiJRY, N. Z., direst, by Willis's line, eC lAlT risbstai 4 ed ums—To !tall 17th Jaly, the fine Jrigate-trailt ship GLORIOSA. A 1 tar IS years, 1.40 i toes burden. JOIN ALLAN. Commander: Wog la the Fast India Deck. This beautiful vessel has jut bean refitted thratighout and hoe an. equalled accommodation for a limited somber of all chases of , who should make early application to WILLIS. E a rN.T ere and Co.„ I, Creel, nu d naze h aL tr tlELN. NOBINBON. and Co., Last Indliramman IIITLU! TO NEW YOWL unikpoOL, -- irifiv YORK, and T R J E PHILADELPHIA STEAM-PH IF COMPANY Maud des. aman ifticbingiag the Oalad States merle. their tulLpowersd Oftahla has Screw Biessa.Bolps, VEOII LIVERPOOL Fos NEW TARE CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Jane CITY OF LIMERICK. laturday, Juno t.S. ETNA, Wednesday, June 19. Amid airy Wedaesday, and evel7 alternate Saturday. Olden passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday. U. and 91 guineas, according to the accommodation. Cain, pamagsby the daturdars atearcen, 13 rancor. Forward pump , Mending all provisions cooked. Pameengrre for Canada. the thaltedBWes, and MOM Oolerablet booked through an yap advantageous hanta—For Inaba particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, ft, Watorollrook Ltviepool ; or to it V)8 sad MACEY. a. ins MUOtosalrost. cry, VOTICE of SAILING.--STEAM from LONDON /I • to :taw YOP.K.—TM GRIMM and AMY-RICAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Maned, wM despatch one of the oaderwelatlowed spleodid bat wow stamen for New York. - Ilk* Leal= West:W=l4 i Dablln Now York Tam Hone-power. Cessmader. ON We IL & C. Caw& 2.100 bOO J. Glover. 1100 600 L. Thoempeo& 2.500 600 IL R. G. flahoon. Them magnificent steamer@ are ensurpamod by may psi gloamer, and have accommodation for passengers replete with emery comfort. TLe London In appointed to gall muietaidly on Friday. the 16th July, from tb.. Victoria Dna, —Tor freight or prow apply to Use Company's Agents, ALYILD LAMING and Co., d, Leadenhallotreet. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE e w EPA. - The paddlasteamer YLEJ, . eV'. W . 11111T11. every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 ava, caning et Ignokwall for presagers at 11 MIL tarns at b., 41 10e., end Wm ed .: return . LI Ma., a Oa, said LI Oa b . T he IlefeW. 'Warner FTENOORD from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. Pares, 21 and Al 10A—For through fares rater to the Ifed 'monthly time bills. Apply I. CHAPLIN'S Universal W.. we to PHILLIPPS, HHAVIII,, PHILLIPPS, and Ca, 11, 11•4.145ar. RC. BREMEN.—Neutral vessel under Russian 13ag. Meet Route to Hanover. Brunswick, and Central Ger snany.—Orse et the ens test elan screw stearnereADLlß. MOW?, or SCHWALM will be despatched from Herseydown, every Monday morning 'weather pernslttant. at Sam, cWing at lilsoltwall her for presonen st 10 as—tens to Well •11. Pt and Z 1 ; retain tickets. CS and L 1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Unions! °Sao, Itegent-elrcus, W. ; or to PILILLIPPS. 4:IILAYSB, PRILLIPWI. sad Co., 11, hood-hoe, R.C. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL •n 1 ESTATE AOENCT CORPORATION Mantas) tlOO,OOO, to 10.000 shares of CIO each. With power to . . . Memo.. P.l per share to be paid on allotment. Incorporated under .• The Cnmpariles Act, Una' whereby the liability of the shareholder, Is limited to the amount auMeribed. Cliataitas.—Captalu Raymond. ILK.. The M.D. CIWI.ICk.S. W. Baal MO—London and Westminster, Lothbury. RllDllol—ntaaley R. Bennett. Esq.tliman Bennett andOmkalP, SI. Nicholas -W. EC. B[o[[RS—Yefan Shorts and K tog. 20. Bircida-lase. LC. SOLICITORS-tern. Rowan'. Troilism% sod Lowther. 141. len thumb-Meet, LC. Sicarraa —Francis R. spry. leo. Temporary °glees - ^•M, Greeham.house, LC. H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 86 and 117, OX.PORD-STIMIT, W., are mach admired by Parents end Guardians Mr qiudity, hiskion, sad economy. Knickerbocker, Westminstee. Osborne. and Windsor mita, lea Ad. to Ma : Eton, narrow, and Rugby sits. Ms., 10s., Ma and Ms. A trying-on room handsomely tined op in oonnerion with this department. ♦BEIOOOD PRUM.MICITS. This Cot—orationhas Isen formed fur the purpose of uniting the ordinary business of a Finance Oempany with that of an Estate Agency —a want not yet supplied by say of the sailing companies. The bulimia of the Corporation .in consist of two flailed branches, vb., Auntie' transactions and estate agency badness, and competent representatives will be appointed in the princi pal towns. The !'WntW Department oonsbt of advancing mosey on gest and personal estate, Isis ther intended for sate or otherwise, and on such other securitle- as the Directors may approve. The Corporation will set also se agents between 'Daimon sad mmies.. and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for British and laelan ondertaldngs. the bona Ades of hien will he strictly inv before they are submitted to the pnbUe. The Ystate Agency Department will embrace valeatiola : the purchase and sale of estates, lands, and houses; the manage ment of estates, and the earn tug out of drainage, and other ea genital Improvements ; also the sales of agricultural produce. tanning stock. and every description of properties, by private contract and public amebic . and it is intended to hold periodi cal calm of freehold and leasehold properties. Several lucrative transactions have already bean seemed by the Corporation and although the Dlrcetors consider the present nominal capital ample for all Immediate purposes, power has t en n token to increase the same should It be ultimately deemed desirable. . . . . fir the articles et assecist Ma 'which lie for inspectioa at the temporary cams of the Compaay) each director is re quired to hold 200 Aare' . sad more than 2.000 shares have already been subscribed for by the directors and their friends. Pfootwetuses and forms of applications for shares may be ob tained from the Router% Reuters. and Auditors, or M the Tem porary 011 ices of the Ompq• TER GENERAL FINANCIAL and ESTATE AGRNCY CORPORATION (Llatitedl. Taa Directors are two prepared to receive APPLICATIONS frost Pareb.lehed Estate Agents In the country to act as repre sentatives fur the Corporation.—Dy order F. of the Boa SPRY. rd, Secretary. HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and 1307A13.—Tbe public will And these Goods of the best pos sible quality. sad in great varies. st and BEIUSILIM WfRIET, OXIPOIDATILLET. Designs sad eselmiles free THE IN VICIORATIVE NERVINE E B BENCE. The mod scientifically prepared and mod powerful natl.,- alvegordlal ever Introduced ; restores to their Dermal coadltion the secretions, on the dowdy of which perfect health de pends. It Is a specific for deMlity of all blasts. sad frogs Be con ftlning, among other Ingredient; pepsine and pbeepste of soda, will prose highly beneficial to the nervous nod dyspeptic. Price MI per bottle, or four quantities In Ot,e for 2ft. Sole agents, Messrs. Baumgarten and C 4 S2O, Odordstrest, W.C.. and 1334. lenchnrchatmet. KC. London. GJOZZAIi, French Chemist., 49, Haymarket, o respeolially Informs the Nobility sad Centre that he beeps Eork all the FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES. every dascsiptleo id Medical Apparatus, mid the icillootag Repass- Mess . JOZEAVA TRENCH TECTT STEL - P. Sic per MAU.. JOZZAU'd STEIL MALAGA WINE of PEPSINE sad RARE, • digestive sad streagthening topic, 4e. it, per bottle. JOZRAUA ELIXIR ol PEPSINE, the best digestive losevis. 2s. ii., ie. rd., and ila per bottle. RIELAU'i PECTORAL LETTUCE SYRUP sod LOZZECIEIL Pecommeaded as the best remedy without opium' for the Woody cure of onlds, sailors. sore throats. and all th &widen al the chest, par Moak, is id. sad la 1 4 .1. per e box. HERING'S INFALLIIIIA POWDERS against the distemper, Man diseases, sod worms In dogs, is. ed.per packet. JOZEAUS COPAHINE MIME, suesomfully - lOW t. Me Parts and lamion Hospitals, under Ike can of Megan Ca Herten kaorird. Lloyd, Poland. and Leine Clark r Lancet; Nov. I. Mt% effects a cure in an average of di day. Maher In moist or chronic (Harem.. —Oa rd. per bottie l ly=t Id ti. at C. 'HMG Cd, French ettemiat, NJ, Haymarket, MA 125. Bordsvart Magenta, Pali& BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the Malne.—Kammer Wasson. ISCO. —The MINER AL WATERS of 1101181-20, as evidenced by the analyst' of the celebrated Professor LODI& are stimulant. tonic, alterative, and aperient. They are of admirable service in teamster disorders of the sto- mach and other Intestines. They stimulate Mew organs when the abdominal dreulation Is defecate, assist the processes of se cretins, and give a healthful regularity to the oriaarn of nutrition and animilation. They are powerful reme dial agents in cases of enlargement of the nem In affections o' the spleen, In hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, WSW obstinate constipation. In taws of gout and all other affections produced by inealcieory of the digestive funds:ma, the moot happy Poona have Dien obtained from them. The e2cacy of the waters is more wpecially recognised by those who drink them at their. source : for then, the invigorating air of the mountains. the ga'ety of the sum endins scene, and perfect eisiraction from die cans of the world. concur in ablating the action of the medicinal beverage. The maguiticent casino, which in the beauty W Its architecture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the richness of its decorations, sarpsweseveryother ',taloa of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for bans and concerts, seals° for the MONO of Trente et Quarante and Roulette the former is played with the hall liefalt, and the latter with one Zero the daily venture of the bosh at the Trento et Qua rant, tat* is Reed at twelve thousand pounds, wad the meal mum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and combs , table reading room. Liberally furnished with German, Preach, Baobab, Italian, Russian, Belgian. and Dutch Joureala ; • coffee-room is the Olympic style of deogration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar. opebinx on M • one terrace paved with asphalte a grand dining-room, when there is a table Whet. i ts Francefae, twice • day, at 1 and 5 o'clock, under the imprrintendence of the eelebrated W. Menet, of Paris, who is the lessee of the refresimest department of the Kurhaue An • Icellent orcbeatre, numbering forty dis tinguished mudding, performs three times a day : in the morn ing at the Wells : In the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the evening in the grand ballroom. The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort 'There are eighteen trains a day, to or fro, the last WI late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brasses In twelve bows, to Bertn in Interne to Faris In sixteen, and to London la twenty four. so eminent la the inferg-witualunication by mit pitscarps BILTOI7B sad LIVER PILLS, •s never Una( remedy. peepsxM without say userearist tensidiust, tree the recipe of Dr. eoott will be loud invaluable te all who suffer from Allimu tad liver complaint+. lodideatlon, grind, spasm; viddlsees, duziam• of the eyes, etc. For habitual sosthrenses, es a Lenity eperlent tad se a purifier of Ms Need, they we truly escollsat redid la their overshoe end grateful to the stessesk they armee appellee. preemee dissetlee. and Mrenethen the while woes emeses.--ileed by W-Inseliest, olionstia a King Willtamet., Charles woes, linedou. sad by wet drugetetal a bores, le. 10. sad fa M. lie rim so ask is Dr. Scotts Miles, end Liver rub. The gee.= en lea omen peen package with " Witham Lobar aggered on the Blame. THE CREDIT FONCIKR (Limited), 80, Lombard-street, IC. Capital, Z 1,000,000, in 20,000 shares of £5O each. Sabseetbed Capital, /240,0011, th 10,010 share& AKTOns. CIAMMAII—The Idgitt Boa. JAMORISTUART WORTLEY. DMimirr-OeIAmeAn—JAMMI [MUCK, Eq. The Ron T. C. Haliburton, M.P. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. Edward Warner, Emu, Y.P. Henry Penman, Eon . J. P. Alexander Dunker, Iraq. John Westmorland, Ewa. Charles Elba, Est A, Charles E. Newboo, Esq. satn—Albert OranK 11/NILUS. Meson. liasiernian, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bank of London. This Company advances money on the deposit of Title Deeds of approved Freehold or ['toehold Property IA Gnat Brits* with or without regular mortgage. Guarantees Titles or been/like, sad. as agent, negotiates loans on mortgage for long ur short peneda also Receives money on depodt for FIXED PERIODS ONLY, at special rates to be agreed upon. COMUULDICSUOSI to be addressed to the Manager. ALFRED LOWE. Secretary. Temporary Oakes, SO, Lorabard.street, KC. WEIR EUROPEAN BANK (Limited). ./. The Rank PURCHASES POREIGN NOTES, Coin, and all 6neerlatica of Belle* on the moat Wearable conditions. SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH, ITALIAN AMERICAN. sod FORZION COUPONS now talllngdwoM PURCEASED at the beat outlaws, at tao Whom of Uto EUROPEAN BANE g.lialte4. fIIRCULAR NOTES, FOREIGN MONEY. V Median' pomading to the Continent can be moiled with CIRCULAR NOT ES and - Foreign Money at the ellen of the 117110 PEAS BASK (Limited). BRIGHT WOOl. General Manager. at King Wilitani-street. EC. THE LONDON and NORTHERN BANE ximttedl. Bent-buildings. London. Bressebea—Neircastle, Leda. Madderslel& and illsediald. Agencies—Morpeth, Alnyrick, and ilexhaen DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS opened at the London edict, and branches et this beak egalastrritichCßZQUZSMAY BE DRAWX not eontaining any tractional pert or gle Interest will te allowed on the biasses et these seeretats at the current rate of the daz. J. P. TUNIS, General Manager. FIRR INSCLANCR REDUCTION Or DOTY. ____ A LBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) TM and MARINI Undertaken' Tire Risks from the :Nth Joe, at t e full reduction of deity. The premiums charged will be estimated by the individual risk ; and the utmost liberality will be maintained In every 4►asactloo. ftoieeei47,nal men Introducing bantams will be liberally treated with. Tor proepeetua and every Information apply at the offices. 8, IriNuIf•LANY, or 7, wArintwo-nrce; PALL-MALL; or throughout the Kingdom of any of the Asiente of the Albert Life Ofdat MOKNAL TIIKOBALD. Betaetary. lire Department NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIITY. xorzcz.—miiksCieliii arritwAus. on Stack, Machinery, rom ans, and Matures in trade an taken at ths reduced duty. . . IccreolOr ilire - inilitTi• a - IL; irOn made to parties Inswing. who have thus, from time to time, received sums am tinting In the agenneste to tese.eoo : and the doubt/ now bolts a lame reserve applicable to • future house. The rates of premium are is so cue higher than those charged by the other principal oboes making no returns to their in. 1111111111. — lcebusineu of the Company exceeds 1 7 0 . 000 , 000 . The duty Id to government tor the year I SO2 WM ESS,OO2, and the amettot fared. p Meek. A1t0E16.332. . - jog. irTeisoluel;; . 9i113 Ts Sociecis -. oeioss. Barrey4treet, Norwich: and 29, liestedreet. LC. HAMILTON and KIMPTON (Tailors) call attention to the Pratt MATZRIALII In dark and light mixtures for travelled. loundiag. and seaside sui ts. No. 106 . STRAND, opposite lilete.lialL HYAM k CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, ft and 67, OXIFOILD-STRICT. W. The fashion and 'general issosikinc• displayod la this attire universally actuovelege,L itverepais and Caps lda dd. to St,. Od. _ Morals, and Losag Jackots :la. Od. to 4h. Od. Iluslncased Momlag Salta... San ad , 481. Od. and Vs. Ott. Trousers. 600 patterns to select from Vats el 16, was astelials TITAN and CO.'S ATTIRE! to ORDER. &*. Se awl 57 OVIOAD4TRZILT, W. Tl7e moat AI. and nriseri;so;sr euttin and workmen an em ployed. Trne.Otting Trouser% lea. ed. : vista to match, As. ed. Attire for clerical, academlcal, medical, and other professi mai gentlemen. Ladles' Habits, three to all guineas. A separate department for busies. Page's salts, 30a ; footman's, ms.; coachman's, 135 a. • ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for its unprecedented seeress during the lest eirty years In promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, streagtimais weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and makes it beautifully' soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of the whisker', beard, and mustachios it N unfailing lo ts stimu lative operation. Yor children It Is especially recommended, se forming the basis of a beautiful head of hAr, while its Introduc tion into the sorsery of royalty, and the high esteem la which it is suiverseLy held, with numerous testimonials constantly re ceived of Its egleacy, siord the best and sweet proofs of its merits—Price Se. ed., 75., Ios. Sd., equal to four small, and As. per bottle.—Sold at 20. Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfumers—Auk for llowlandsf Macassar 00. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (uvria's Tana Am.) TIM PARTITION OF SLF,E4WIG. FRANIPORT•O27-THE•I( AWE, Jays 20. The Frankfurter Journal of to-day publishes a telegram from Vienna, elating that England had proposed arbitration on the frontier question in Sleawig, subject to the condition that the line of demarcation should fall within that of Apenrade- Tondern, stipulated by the German plenipoten tiaries, and the line of the Schlei. The same journal further states that Count Rechberg intends advocating the English proposal at Carlsbad. ITALY. TURIN, Jcirx 20. Garibaldi arrived yesterday at Ischia." Cardinal d'Andrea has arrived at Naples, and has been visited by the Prefect and General La Marmora. FRANCK PARIS, Jmrs 20. The Pays, of this evening, publishes • telegram from Copenhagen, stating that England had asked the Danish government whether the port of Kor soer, on the Great Belt, could, in case of necessity, supply provisions for twelve British vessels of war. The Japanese Ambassadors had their final inter view with M. Drouyn de Lhuys to-day. They will leave Paris to-morrow on their return direct to Japan. The object of their interview was to sign a convention confirming former treaties, to offer apologies for the assassination of Lieutenant Camas in Japan, and to guarantee the payment of the indemnity. THE JAPANESE AMBASSADORS. BERN E. JIM a The Japanese Ambassadors have announced to the Federal Council that in consequence of having received their recall they will be unable to visit Berne. THE BANK OF AMSTERDAM. AMSTERDAM, Jur' 20. The Bauk of Amsterdam has reduced its rate of discount to 41 per cent. DINTATCH OF TUE INDIA, CHINA, AND ALMA. LAN MAIM. —The Peniesekr aed Oriental Company's steamship Foonah, Captain Field, riled yesterday after noon with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India (except Bombay), China, Mauritius, Australia, New Zealand. The Farah took out on freight 101 packages specie, value 30,7481. ss. Sr. P►rL'S dATHEDILAL.—It is uow upwards of six years since the special Sunday evening asntoae were com menced under the dome of St. Paul's cathedraL The sixth series have recently eloped, and with undiminished success. The public have eagerly thronged the vase area to the numbers of from 3,000 to 4,000, and sometimes as many as 5,000; and sermons have been preached to them by some of the moot eminent divines. When the special seevices were suggested, we believe by the Bishop of London, and AO readily acted upon by the Dean and Chapter, it wee stated that there were no funds for this purpose, and that the cathedral could only be adapted to further public purposes by the contributions of the public. Accordingly a miser-lotion wee oommoeneed, and sufficient money raised to enable the authorities to fit up and warm the cathedral, sod to make all neeeemry arrangements for the accommoda tion of the public. Sipco then the entire *specimen attending these services have been borne by the dean and chapter. Six years ago, and simultaneously with the commencement of the special Denims, the dean stated that he had further views, It had been his dearest wish that the interior of the cathedral should be made worthy of Be extensor grandeur and beauty, of the masterpiece.of our greet British archi tect, and become the pride of the City of London and of the Christian people of the realm. All that the dean and chapter have been enabled to do by the SLIM contributed in reimpose to their appeal has been to remove the organ screen and throw open the choir, to gild the condole and pilasters of the dome, the whisper* gallery, and partially the arches of the dome, and the vaultiop of the choir and transepts. Four of the more important windows, painted in historical subjects, are iu progress. At present all else is ate stead mill from the want of fends. We are informed that exclusive of special donations from the corporation of Loodoo, and from some of the Citycom. penis' sad beakers, not mere than thirty mercantile firms have given anything. Both the dean and chapter and the Bishop of London have distinctly stated that there are no cathedral funds whatever for their purpose. The venerable and much respected dean it naturally anxious to see something done, and if the present appeal for one guinea be largely responded to, he will be spared to witasse (u we earnestly trust that he will be), the realisation of his earnest wishes. RISNOVAL or 2/lETROFOLITA T NP I KM. Yesterday (Monday) morale; workmen oominvoccd the re moval of the toll ban at Camden-tows and other places. The we act 26 sad 27 Vic., c. id, will take effect imme diately after 12 o'clock oo the night of Thonday week, the 30th instant, and abolishes cie and from that time 81 mites sod ben, and frees 51 miles of road, mid reduces the toils in the country dastricta—Hounslow, Breetfoid, Ealing, Ex. bridge, Harrow, Edgware, Tottenham, Enfield, Edmonton, Lea Bridge-road, ko.—to ow peisey far every hone sot drawing; two pence every hone &swing ; every score of ' oxen, kc., five peace; calves, sheep, &c., per more, two ' pence halfpenny. The gates and ban so to be removed on Ist July are :—Fulham: Walhansgrese aid Earl's-osart, laud all gates md aide Mrs iu the district. Kensington : 1 Hammersmith and Nottirig-hill, and all gates mad side bare in Kessiegtos mid Hammersmith. Harrow-road and Kilburn, sod all gates sod side ben. Camden-tows road-gate, High-street, Chalk•farus, sod Haverstock.hill gate, and all mites sod side bare. Camden-road : Brectroock. gate, and all piss and side ban is Casodea•rosd, Kentish-town : Gale is read, acid all sates and aide bars oe.ir, and at Gloucester-place, ke. Holloway-road, Is liegtoo, sad Balls Pond, sad all gates sad aide bars. Kioplasdroad : Cambridge-bath and Hackoey, and all gates sad side ban is Hackoey, Elaptoo, and Stoke New ington. Twickesham esti Teddleglem, all gates mid ben ; mid the City-road gate. and all gates and side ban. HOSIPITAL rote THE CUES or STONE, GREAT ILtanzeoitsarassr.—The animal festival is aid of the (node et thritertitsties ertll tells shoe this anemia& sailer the preeidesey of Lord Foram, M.P., at the Freemaeoes' tavern, Chest Quesovitreet. "Captain Semmes is a thin, wiry-built man, with a stern end determined air. He is about 50 years of age, with a small red - pointed face, and a beard and moustache in the American style. He had on a very old naval officer's cap, and an English naval lieutenant's jacket. He declined to see any strangers at his hotel. His first lieutenant is a Sue looking young man. In answer to questions, Captain Semmes said that he left all the property be pos sessed, and upwards of 60. chronometers which he had taken from captured Federal merchantmen, in Cherbourg, previous to going out to tight the Kearsage. He says that he was completely de ceived as to the strength and armament of the IFederal ship. What be recollected of the Kearsage was, that she was an ordinary sloop of war. If he had known that she was an iron -clad, and much more heavily armed than the Alabama, he wouldnot have fought, as it was madness to do so. He said that the fight between the Alabama and Kearsage has taught another lesson in naval warfare, that of the uselessness of ordinary ships of war like the Alabama encountering an iron-clad and balmily armed ship like the Kearsage. He does not know the extent of damage he did to the enemy's ship ; all he knows is that he has lost his own. It appears that Semmes and a number of his officers and crew escaped from the Alabama just as she was going down, and that Mr. Lancaster, the owner of the steam yacht Deerhound, was desired by the commander of the Kearsage to save as many of the officers and crew of the Confederate vessel as possible. Captain Semmes was in the water half an hour, and was nearly exhausted when picked up. It appears, he begged Mr. Lancaster to get away as fast as possible, to prevent bin and those who were with him from being taken prisoners, and the Deerhound, being a fast yacht, was enabled to get out of the reach of the Federal man-of-war. Mr. Lancaster describes the fight as a magnificent sight. He saw holes right through the Alabama, made by the tremendous shot of the Kearsage." In a second letter, also dated last night, our Southampton correspondent says: " The yacht Deerhound is lying off the quay. She brought home forty-one of the officers and crew of the Alabama. Mr. Lancaater, the owner of Ithe Deerhound, belongs to Wigan, and is a large colliery owner. He arrived at Cherbourg last Friday, and hearing that the Alabama was going out ou Sunday morning to tight the Keaniage, he went in his yacht to witness the fight. He kept about three miles from the com batants, and saw by 111• ADS of telescopes and other glasses every shot that was fired, and the effect of it. The two steamers kept going round one another in circles. The Alabama fired four shots to one of the Kearsage. The broadsides of the latter were each 109th.. heavier than those of the former. The Kearsage was so damaged by the fight that she could not steam afterwards. Both vessels were about the same size. The Kearsage was cased with thin iron plates, and over these were chain cables coiled about, and between the inter stices formed by the cables was wood planking. When the battle was at an end the Deerhound steamed over to the Kearsage, and Mr. Lancaster was asked by the officers of the Federal ship to try and pick up the scores of the Alabama's crew and officers who were floating and swimming about. He lowered his yacht boats, and one of them, commanded by a man tamed Adams, was steering his boat into a group of a dozen struggling persons, when be passed a drowning man at some abort distance with an officer's cap on. One of the men in the boat cried out "That's Semmes," and the drowning man called out, " I am the captain—save me ; I cannot keep up any longer." Adams went and dragged him into the boat. Semmes then said, "For God's sale don't put moon board the Kearsage, but put me on board your yacht" Adams promised to do so, and laid Semmes down in the bottom, and covered him with a sail to conceal him from the Kearsege's boats, which were evidently anxiously searching for him. When Adams had saved about load he took them on board the yacht, and Semmes was at once placed below. As soon as all that were seen in the water were picked up, Mr. Lancaster was anxious to get away, and began to steam out to sea. He expected that be should have been brought to by a shot from the Kearsage, but she was too disabled it appears to go after the Deerhound to overhaul her, and thus Semmes escaped being made prisoner." Another account says : The Alabama arrived in Cherbourg on the 11th lest., after two years' service, iatelyjn the East Indies, for the purpose of intensive repaim. A day or aci after her arrival the Federal steamer Heareage arrived there also, and instead of owning to anchor, continued to cruise backwards and forwards just outside the breakwater, challenging the Ala bama to fight. The Alabama immediately accepted the challenge thus given, toly asking for • few days to complete • few arrangements prior to an eagsgement. 0n the 19th 1 she was ready for sea, and left Cherbourg at about 10 a.m., preceded by the Deerhound and followed by the French frigate Couronne ; the latter remaining three miles' I from the land throughout the action, which took place some 10 toilets to the N.E. by E. of Cherbourg. The Ala. I bare made out the Kianage soon after leaving the harbour, sad ell bands having been called to quarters, Captain Femmes made a short address to the men, cleared for patios, and taped his vessel's course for the Federal. Having arrived within a mile and °posed fire from her ride gun, the Alabama goon afterwards opened her broad. 1 side on the enemy, who immediately returned the fire. Both vessels fought the starboard battery, and fa oosse• views* of this the masceuvring on the part of both was ccefined to oomplete circles, mum of which were made during the action, which lasted one hour and ten minutes, at the sod of which time, the Alabama having resolved es least from 15 to 20 shots in her hall alone, and having some seven or eight killed and ten or eleven wounded. besides rapidly filling with water, was obliged to strike. Before giving up the 'Mims the Alabama endeavoured to reach the French sham distant some UM mules, and hoisted what sail she had left—fore trysail and jib—bat of no avail ; the water was filling the ship so rapidly as already to cause her to heel over to one side, and was putting out the fires to the engines, all of which eir eamatenoee induced the Alabama to strike her flag. A heat was sent to the Homage to inform her that she was sinking, and to request amfetame to remove the wounded men. The Alatema's mew, however, succeeded in removing their own 'muscled, together with a few who were unable to swim in the first boat ; the remaiader were left cm board. Before the boats mold retorts the Alabama had slowly settled by the stern, elevating her bow high into the air, and gradually disappeared beneath the yawning wares. All heeds jumped overboard, and the ma presented one masa of heeds floating about, upwards of 70 individuals ban in the ester, supporting themselves on grating, slight spars, bockats, shell boxes, Ito. The yacht now rapidly steamed up, and with the aid et the Lesreage's boats picked up the survivors. The Kearage was found, after the action, to be iron-plated with heavy iron cables ranged up and down her sides, by means of which she aeceseanly resisted the Alabama's fire. is additioe she was just out of dock from Ostend, and in good repair. She carried a heavier battery than the Alabama, and Jaw &Mg was excellsat. This iron plating was very encemsfal in resisting the Con federate shot, and it was frequently observed that shot and shall struck against the Heareames side and harmlessly ! rebocaded, banitiog outside, Awed doing no damage to the Federal crew. The chains extended from halfway between her fore and main masts to about half-way between her main and minis, thus completely protecting her whole mid. ships section. Another advantage accruing from this was that it amok her very low in the water, so low, in fact, that the heads of the men who were in the boats were on the level et the Heenage's desk. The firing was much more ; rapid ea the part of the Alabama than the Hearses°. The femme fired 90 shots, while the latter only fired 30, thus plaialy showing the advantage of her plating with the cables. From Liverpool we learn that the American shipping in that port was never so profusely decked out with bunting as it was yesterday. When the notorious Confederate cruiser made her appearance at Cherbourg there was a general opinion in Liver pool that the Kearsage (one of the swiftest sloops of war in the Federal service) would "fight" Semmes. The office of Messrs. Frazer, Trenholm, and Co., the Confederate agents in Liverpool, was invested, yesterday, by people eager to learn the fate of the crew of the Alabama, and it warn rumoured on 'Change that there was 180,0001. in gold on board the ship when she went down. The yaoht Deerhound, which rescued Captain Semmes and a portion of hia crew, is owned in Liverpool, sad Captain Lancaster is a member of the Royal Mersey Yacht Club. (aztms's rtuniwt.) SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY EVERS°. The excitement prevailing here to-day has in no way diminished. This afternoon Captain Semmes, on proceeding up the town, was completely besieged by crowds of people, who collected around the carriage, and vociferously cheered him along the streets. A great banquet to Captain Semmes and his officers, in honour of their bravery, is already spoken of by some of the leading citizens. (►ROM OM PLRZ Cherbourg letters give accounts of the fight be tween the Alabama and the Kearsage. The Alabama was watched by the French iron-clad frigate Couronue to the distance of nine marine miles from the harbour--that being the limit within which it is not permitted for foreign belli gerents to fight. Nine miles at sea is but a little I distance on a fine day, and 1,500 Parisians who I had arrived at Cherbourg by an excursion train to see the new Casino had • capital view of the combat. Captain Semmes meant to fight all along, and bad intended to board the Kearsage. On Thursday last be entertained a large party on board the now extinct Alabama, and showed with pride to the ladies who dined with him the boarding hatchets and sabres (fresh ground) which were displayed on deck. Be left with the Brazilian consul all his gold, his papers, forty-five chronometers, and his will. Mrs. Semmes was iu Paris yesterday, but has now probably gone to join her husband in London. The French go- vernment papers—all favourable to the South —lament the loam of the famous corsair, the Alabama. HOOPITAL FOE BRITISH SIAM:N.—A deputation from the Shiperrecked Marisa's' SooMy, consistiog of Cap tain tbis Hon. Francis Maude, R.N., Rear-Admiral Hall, Captain Budd (Merchant Saralee). Captain Horton. R.N.. Captain Lem, R.N., Captain Littlehalm, S. N„ Cap tain Hemlop, sad Mr. Leas,,the Secretary of Ma Cor poration. yesterday waited epos hi. Gram Um Duke of So merset, First Lord of the Admiralty, sweeties a hospital for woro-out British eseases, which the society was pro moting. TM question the deputation put was whether Um government oostemplated ma ki ng any provision former chant seamen in tee recoostruction of Greeowich Hospital . that would reader minessiary the effort that wilab;e l ia made to estehlish a hospital at Belvedere. His grace ri to this effect that, on the eoutrary, he felt the provisos ter merchant seamen contemplated by the members of the de putation was must desirable, and that no measures of the government would be allowed in say way to interfere with or hinder it, sod that be considered it important to keepthe provision for merchest seamen distinct front that of the seamen of the royal levy. The deputation having thesiod kis grace withdrew. THR CRYSTAL PALACI AND THZ SABRAWK.—Tbs half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Pekoe Company is to take place at the London Tavern to-morrow, at one p.m. cod the Sunday opening question is to be revived. Colossi Young having noti fi ed a motion against admission "at as.* time (except of those officially privileged) without payment:* Mr. Baxter Langley is to move an amendment, adding the words "except on Sundays." Further than this, Mr. J. Arid/Oen has notified a resolution in favour of " the Bowler opening to the public) by tickets purchasable deneg the week," thus raising the question in &direct form.—Record. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPAN IRS IN PARLIA NENT.—Yostorday, the committee on the East Landon Railway visited the London Ducks, and took a survey of the site and route of the intended railway soft, to form, is cos junction with the evidence sddseed, a proper jodicial opinion oo the question. Mr. Readopt, the eop..teet of the London Dock Company, was examined at great length by Mr. Phino, Q.C., and Mr. Kerslake, on the engineering ob jectioos to the inn and as to the advantages of soother proposed to be substituted is altersative. kir. Hawitelow, the engineer, wee subsequently examined, sod expressed as °Palos adverse to the safety of the utilization et the Thames Tunnel for railway purpose,. Apart from its danger as an experiment he woof opinion that the price the cow pony would have to pay for the appropriation of the tunnel would be sulficiest to ooessreot a sew on Mr. Rod well, Q.C., stated the ace for the Caneock-chase sod Wolverhampton Railway, of tea miles, between those places, to make orsormesta with the Great Wester*, raise 100,0001. and 34,01.104 by loan. Mr. Merewether ash Mr. IL Lloyd opposed for the Landes and North Western. The oroonnittee of which Mr. Haseard is chairman con sidered the bill for the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway to take additinsal Inds, and raise a further stun of 106,0001. Mr. Round having bees heard for landowners, in opposition, the committee threw out the bill. Farther evidence as to the traffic cue connected with the Mao chaster, Shefeld, and Lincolnshire Company's proposed otablisbniest of steamboat oommneieatioe with the na tion& occupied Sir IL. Goidetrid's committee all day. The classes of the Gloucester sad Ledbury, sod Wormier, Dean.foreet, and Monmouth Railway were settled. la the Lords the bill of the Landon and Sout► Western for addi tional works, and that for the new docks on the Money, ' were passed. Witnesses were seder orusintios all day so the merits of the Web's\ Water MAIL MORS TRAM area AND SEWER, RYAN rms.—This • applies to the hirssia and best stock of sada, sad ammo patters, ever eandtted for pubEe apprerol. The woad-OmM lee. enema Abed Webb Ma; the ertobsterb eels emir 4thmen tdverib , TS, eee ro -eireet, em L Bnt lisoeyeeopare. listabbabed UAL .4AI TATTERSALL'& —MONDAY. Thfop west off better this siterooth thee es the day week. Several little accounts that were mislaid or oven looked for the tepee were promptly disposed of to-day. and of the heavy bather standing over from Asset, in the majority et esteems they were finally adjured. Them we, cometpieutly, a meshed toes of coefldence proveiling, which found a vest is some lively speculation on the Northumberland Plate and the Derby. For the former tin Roger held undisputed possession as Stet favourite at I to 1, taken freely. Found Again was tacked at all sore of odds, from 25 to 1 to 100 to 8, his closing prior being 100 to 7 (taken.) A prevalent belief that Small would, in the end, be the " Simon Pure" of the Spring Cottage Stable, caused the eat Leger favourite to be freely supported, 8 to 1 having been taken freely. Just before the suspension of barites. Limoeina came with a Baal rush. nine " ponies" being booked two or three times. The St. Leger betting calls for no cornmeal. For the Derby 9 to 1 would have been taken kindly about the favourite ; him stable companion, Zambezi, was supported to money at 20 to 1, the Duke being eke intrusted with shout a " monkey" at the same odds. A skies of outsiders were also introduced, as below. Closing prices : • NORTH UIdBRRLAND PLATE. 6 to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Sir itoger, 3 yrs, tot 111 b (t) Bto 1 Mr. FAnson's Boreas. yrs, lot 1111) (1) n to I Mr. Joseph Dawson '. Limodna. 6 yrAtist MA) 10 to 1 Mr. T. Westerman a Honest John, 4 In, 7st WO At and off) 100 to 7 Mr. Tensperleys Alice, 4 ps, let 81b Iti 100 as 7 Mr. T. Dawson's Pound Again. 3 yrs, let MU 100 to 8 Mr. Aubur & n Tra ff ord, 3 ma:UN% ) 1.0 to 1 Mr. W. Faunal 4 p 44111 M as 4 off) 26 to 1 Mr. W. l'Anson's Caller On. 0 yrs, 84 111 b U to 1 Mr. T. S. Dawson's Tottenham), 3 yrs. let Mb (t) II to 1 Mt. W. Barre Donnybrook, 4 yrs, 7st Mb (t) 81'. LEGER. 3 to 1 apt Mr. W. l'Ansom's Blair Athol .t) 7 to 2 Lord olaagow's Owned Peal ,ti 6 to 1 Merry's Scottish Chief It and off) 26 to 1 Mr. Bowes's &mph (t) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Lidsliagton (off, t9te 1) 10 to 1 Mr. Merry • Zambesi 20 to 1 Marquis of Hastings' The Duke 41, 18 to 1 Mr. W. l'Anion's Broondelaw (t, • 40 to 1 Mr. Merry's Mild Charley (1) 40 to 1 Mr. Walter's Olmor (t) 40 to 1 Count F. de Lagrange Le Mandarin (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Marys Dilly Daily (I) 40 to 1 Coast F. de Loges CliaS latest, (t) 60 to 1 Msrquits of Hasltsfs Grappler it, 60 to 1 Mr. O. ktryan's Oseetor 60 to 1 Mr. 11. Rambott's Brown DayreU (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Spencer's Lengdown 01 to I -- Mr. O. Bryan's Retailed ,t' 1000 to la —11 r. W. Day's Olt by Stockwell--Sortie (t) 009 to 26 Mr. Ten Bracers Van Dunck (t. lOW toloo Zambesi, Dilly Daily, and Wild Charley, tniscdl) 1000 toloo Mr. Naylor's tot ot4 BETTING AT ItiNCHESTER.—MONDAY. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. sto 1 sgat Sir Roger 3., 14 to apt Honest John (t) 10 to 1 Borealis (off) 14 to 1 Li1110•11W wd , 100 to s Found Again (t) 40 to 1 Wharenger (off) 100 to ti Trust 4) 40 to I Hymettas (off) 6101 mud ScottishChld (tetra) 'lr.t Flight (t) BY. The DMA (t) ST. I 100 to 30 apt Blair Athol,olll 20 tot Dl 1000 to My IPONTAISEBLZAU Rd CBS. The running yesterday (Sunday) was a decided improvement upon the previous `Sunday. The weather was also favourable, sad the Emperor's Cup with the great handicap beirig es the card, • good muster of amateurs and professiortals attended. The Emperor, Empress, aad Prince Imperial were present, with the guests now staying at the k'trVie imperial party numbering about si l ty p ersons . ir e ' Majesties were both in slight mourning. the Empress vrearior • black silk dress and mantle, and round bat, trimmed with • wreath of daisies. The brad of the Guides anliymied the intervals between the races, playing alter nately with a band of French horns, stationed on the other side of the course. Bois-Ronesel end Vermouth, the winners of the French Derby and Great Paris Prue, were among the horses engaged, but forfeit was paid as both. Mortimer, the jockey, who meetly met with soch • severe accident at Chantilly, was on the ground, and is fast recovering from the awls of his fall. _ The i7Jaseas of the day commented with a tellies race, woo easily by the Duke de Moray's Courlia, who ran in frost from find to last. The winner, who was entered to be claimed for 1,000 fr., was purchased by IL Load for I 3,000 fr. The cup only brought out three starters, the race being looked epos as a eertsioty for Strudel's. Three to ' one were Lid so her, and the old mare justified the eon& dame placed in her by winning in a canter. A weight foe age race followed, which was woe by Priocet, who was backed against the field, and the headlamp came neat.. IL Delatnarre's run of luck is not yet at an end, as this yds. able prize fell to his lot, it beiog won by his Fidelity, the lightest weight, ridden by a boy, almost a child, named Pur i who had just arrived from Eaglimed. The vampire' received quits an ovation, and this being his fist mount in Fresco be appeared immensely delighted, and responded to the ap plause of the crowd by howisg all the way back to the enclosure. The proofed/age ended with a steepladisse for hunters mounted by gentlemen, which proved a most ludicrous affair. Before the dozen starters bad got over the abort distance up to the stands, sot Is.. than seven bad come to grief. At the first fence one refused and two or three others fell. and then scampered riderless over the plain. Some bolted outside the amuse, and soother ma full against a flag-post, seeding her rider over her bead and turning a summersault benelf. Of the five which passed the stands fcc the first time, two were thrown out a little further am, asd two-thirds of the diet:owe wee goo, over by three only. The finish, however, gave rise to a spirited contest between Count trEvry's Ueda. ridden by Count de Diesette, and Viseouot de Yerlemoure Dewdrop, mounted by M. Paul do Wars, the format wassing by a neck only. HENLEY.ON.THAMES ROYAL REGAITA. The following is a list of bridge Ueiversities, Kingston teed in the forthooming rig Chatlmp Cap, the champion gentlemen amidgen : Oxford—Celverelty College. 1. Mr. IL O. Hilton 2. Mr. C. J. PercWal Mr. A. Magill 6. Mr. I'. Atkiesou 5. ler. Jr. M. Belly 6 Mr. J. H. glelth 7. Mr. A. liestary b. Mr. J. H. nuter Cogewsle—Me. 1.11111. Klngsloo Bowleg Club. I. Mr. C. C. 11..wWay r. Mr. G. Ileyorll 3. Mr. A. Wlleon 4. Mr. K k Iluarbers S. Mr. W. Seyohoor 6. Mr. 11. 17. Orlgalhe 7. Mr. C. Talbot . 11r. G. Centel. the crews ford sad Cess- I. sad Leedea—sbost to wa piti& at Henley for the Greed prise for eight-oared crews of Cambridge—Trinity Ea IL 1. Mr. E F. Dyke 2. Mr. T. F. Jerwood 3. Mr. C. W. Mks 4. Mr. J. Darden 6. Mr. a Y. aterecron 1 6. Mr. H. W. Darby T. Kr. A. 0. 8. Mr. It. E. = Coxswain—Mr. A. A. Derma. loadoe Rowing Chtb. 1. Mr. R. wilily, 6. Mr. F. C. Morley 3. Mr. IL N. Costume 16. Mr. 0. ky.n & Mr. C. Boyden 6. Mr. K. Drgby I. .Ma J. C. R. May 6. Mr. IL Renner Colawaln, Mr. K. Wadon. sa usual, put co special trains able of which are 10.10.10.44 liratra and 10.13 wool 11.60 .7.15, .1.43, 8.5, sod 9.55 to ' rt is wspeeted to the various Coirnin, Mr. C. wet. 'rho Groot Winton Irmo I for both days, the moot suits 11.30, sod 12.45 from Paddi loom Victoria. Up trains-1 Paddington. Some tine marl rams upon tho HAL CRICRIT. —Tea OXFORD HAM -MUMS r. TR• CAMBR/DGR IjOIDNDPCS.—This match was commenced yes. trieday, at Lora's, ia the moeow of a tarp aumbor of par. Ilnllll. the Priam of Wales and suite being elm present. Play will commeoce this day at half-past 11. The soon was so follows :—Horletions, drat finings. 109; woad • Moine two wicket. dews, 57; Quichtuam, tint in. tJap, 125. Kean v. Bum= —The canal match bennen those two couotios was commenced oa the Sussex ground at Hove, war Brighton, yesterday morning. Such were the leis. Deane made by Stmers, who took their Mango tint, that they osoupied the wicket. the whole of the day, this fol. lowish Osiog the score :—Siusex, tint inruast, 316. The game will be resumed this morning. Hatirros RAcZS.—The racing at Hampton was of the very worst datariptima, as the few who were privi leged to see it well admit, sad bow people on be bored with it is a mystery lam unable to fathom. Clearing the noun wee almost a matter of impomibility, even with so experieneed a force as the A division, aid 1 was very glad to hear that several of oar leading jockeys have declined to ride there again. This strike will be of immense benefit, for owners are not likely to mod hones without a probabl they of getting jockeys for them, sd without hones of course there would he no racing.— , ' Argus," of the Pool. TER DISTILEIB IN LANCABILIRE. —The monthly report of the executive committee was held at Blanchester yesterday. eir Jae. Kay abeitalewortb, the high sheriff, pee. sided. Mr. Farman reed • report. which stated the decrees* is the pergola receiving relief is the last tour weeks to be 9,44313 parser. The hoe. seeretery stated that 33.7321. bad bon reserrod from the mates districre' relief oomesitlise e and that thebalseee in the bask was 137.4471. Soya kweisoroi - Musarti.Lliuring the week ending Jam* 18 the Artois ban lee is follows :—O heady. Tuesday, sad brerdsy, true days, apse' bra 10 Las. to 10 p.m., 12,278 ; Wodroday, Thursday, sad Feiday, rudest,/ day. iselmisdom to tbs po%lic 6d.), opea been 10 din. tin 6 p.m., 9.014 ; total, 1/2. From floe spoors of the 'museum, 078,846. BOILKIKAN'S Tea is choice and strong t moderate la Pte. sad wholeioree to use. mem advantaws ban nesurell tar tW bonn guinind premise*. Is la salt to packets by till opal.--184vrint. 7 1 1