The Express. — London, England, 1868-06-02 00:00:00

- WPM' w ' -t /~ a ~~ i -, .. _-`~ i ~~~ e 1 "i•<:: "" . • I I A 1 • REGY Y-e-e -d- f !F3.68. A*l ' -- _ - 7` ; • r•r - 17. :.1\ r) JUN Ja 6,808.1 NIETItOPOLITAN RAILWAY.-WRITSTIN TIDK HOLIDAYS —ADDITIONAL TRAINS between clt%. Paddington and da WO Cottage. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. - HORSE HoW, Aericulturat•haf. Islington, May 30, Jame let, Std 3rd. 4th, anal th. —King's-cross the nearest station. METROPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN It AI LW A y - HITSU NTI DK HOU DA Ytt.—TitaiNs per)•LO minute , to mud from Hammersmith and the City. Trains 'very half.M•ur to and from Kensington and the lit). Calling at aD intermediate atations on the Hammersmith and Metro• potherb Rail% at a. writ of VURT ft It CAPITAL for the COMPLITION of WORKS constructed under a CA' mtract whereby the Govern. saent of India have served to pay for all water supplied for Irrigation, forming a Guatiuitee against loss by non-payment iester•rates, such works having also commenced to yield • • IP EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. (Incorporated by Aprlal Art of Parliament, with Ilndtea liability. UK OPKIIATIONR. "THE "MtLORA UNDERTA K ISO." . • gerond lane of capital of if 1,048.000, to consist of sharzs of *Wrack and stock In sums varying from Ele each upw.nis. Depo.it upon F.hares El per share. with liberty to pay up the febiAltong kg or less amoniit in advance of calls. Deposit upon stock £lO per cent upon application, and the remainder within three months alter allotment. loured at Eire per tknt. will h paid half yearly upon all payments tram the day of payment. In the siluteseet of shares a preference will be given to More who shall have paid In full or to any extent In advance of calls. For lin of Ihrectora see formt r adve rtis e ment . Applications for tibiae* and Stuck may now be made to the fompsoy's Odiree„ $ and 9, Queen-street-place. Southwark bridge. London. K.C. : where a full prospectus and forms of Indication and all infonnation may be had : but It necessary that it should be understood that no application will be con• szdered unless a ilepoalt of el on sell share. or of Ell) per cent. upon the amount of /ho c k uppilefi for, has been made either to the bankers of the t: pony, Messrs. Ransom Hourerie. and Co, No I. raft mall IM.t, or st the offices of the Comma,. The deposit will be returned without deduction If the appll• nation in not weeded to. Zeonrementled by the Government of ludia, thus:—" We have Toad regardr•l WA great scheme 'the Ilehar Undertaking: as one of all others to ladle to which private capital should be invited." The same novernment have now agreed to pay for all water atIPPIIA by the Company, they part.elpatinit In some of the profits realised after 20 per cent.abal: have been received by tht :Iloaftholdent T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. (In •.tperated by Special Act of Parliament, with limited liability INTENDED SCHFMIL l•THII !AMAX UNDERIAKING." All ratabminary made,. and plans pre- Mired and approved fur immediate eonatruettoa. Yard issue of capital for the Iletiar tndertaking, £1,000,000, In slut - of £lO each, and stock In sums varying from £lO each nma o rh upon shares £1 per share, with liberty to pay up the rein...mb Li CO or a lees amount in advance of calla n.••at rapt stock £lO per cent. upon application, and the renvotyler withb three months of the allotment. r.. 1 at 5 per cent. whl be paid upon all payments from thy , payment. In u. ...ttment of sham and stock, a preference will he given .. who nhall have paid In full. or in advance of calla. bar t and officers the same as set forth.in the "Grim • •...ara: - advertisement. To • haute td works to le executed has been thoroughly lovest,, and mid carefully re.planted on behalf of the Company, and Ta.,a tablet, submitted to and approved by the Government. so that there will he no delay in making preliminary surveys, , all of which have been effected, and everything mad , ry.oly for immediate constructive operations —a great not le.-eased heretofore by any other undertaking of a ▪ heseter, because the realisation of profits has been thus bow .id wo much nearer. *ham have been alrea d y allotted In India. Th..-hare capital will be called up shawly, and so as, with the to maintain sn expenditure at the rate of about fa"... 0 per annum. C. 2 per share during each year will be ample tor this. App:wations for shares may now be sent to the Com eau.. •4h.-.a, s and 9, Queenatreet.place, Southwark bey j.•Lmdon , E C., where • lull prospectus and forms of app'ication and all infommtion may be had: but ft Is rot , as that it should he understood that an application will ke .I...i.lered unless a deposit of El on each share, or of Elo p r r. ~: upon the amount of stock applied for, has been made eith. r h , the bankers of the Company, Messrs. Ransom, Hoes su,l , so. P Past; or at the ofhees,e and 9, V. - . It Suutlawurk-hrlige, Loudon, E.C. The sill la• returned without deduction if the application Is not . to. SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSI*KANCE SOCIETY. Eftlablished 1n24. All : :r..••ov who effect ll'olkiee on the Partletpatbut Seale be tor., loth. I:4Av..rill bo entitled at the next bonus to one year: Shan-of Profit* over later entrants.. —.I Kato , . and Form% of Proposal, can be obtained from am) the doenlo, Agents. or of GM 'KG L Tt'Ll E, Actuary and Secretary. 13. -t 3.onel'e.squort, London, S.W. Tll PERI .11. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. N I. 4.1.1 I:r..aul street. us..l 1r antll7. Pal-mall, Loudon. I:atabl ied I'a6. ;1..1 It.. -t, lt,erve Fund, /1,900,e00. ~• %et 1 , 3141. El. 0 ".^00. r.• '3 , - , u •:rsute.l on eery description of property. at born. ..1.r....1...t In.wierate rateg. I. I ~1 promptly tooled. JAM I lILLAND, Superintendent. Iv"( 0; El', in large or small amounts, and for long or •hon with or alitt , ..ot a life policy, readily oh. tainaai• at M.- N'ANAL orAT.nIAV ASSURANCE COY. PA.\ Y Linntial , ioi oitord•street, Rionittabiti7. M.C. MONEY.- £2O to £BOO ADVANCED burne d ato, on Furniture, without removal. publicity. or law emt. May be repaid by easy instalments. No charge tI de cbo• I ...mottos dispensed with —Apply personally at the oFFICYN. 4. ‘onthampron etreet, Samna, W.C. Ad vent, made also on leases, life policies, dc. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE i•TED by a Profeyoowil fientleman of practice and respe t.,bility, free of charges t the credltor,upon a commission of 1.11. r cod. on the amount ••ecovered.—Apply for address, Of by letter to A.Z., No. 356, City-road, E.C. EYNOI.DS and SMITH, Public Accountants, Colonian-xtroet. F. C SI FRCHANTS* and TRADV.i. \ • In nog s audited. posted. nod balanced periodically by ono, .t it th,irod COM Pi:NA ATMS CLAIMS carefully pre ',tr..] and prsecuted. ARtt.k !MEM F.ST.4 made with • ttoitA he composition deed or otherwise. BANK• •••• NTA prepared for the Court. R. and S. confer with Clients without charge. and from their larce ex o connexions In the T.onsiou Bankruptcy Court can r , *ad• important assistance.—DEßTS COLLKCTED on commis niw •n a low remuneration. Terms on application. Be t*, of the highest standing. ARE YOU IN DIFFICULTIES 7—lf .o, call at once on the undersigned, and he relieved from the tin pleamnt fear of bnprisonment and executions. Bankruptcy and &tom, meg ennductett on moderate terms. Private arrange mews mode with creditors. Deed. nt onmposition and assign meat “ecuted. Protection to person and property obtained with , et pnhlicity. —A pply to Mr. lC D.ABItI9, V, Strand, W.C. Bone, It tan 4. VD ATWOOD'S "INVI NC TBLE " SAFES N.J and lApeki for Bankers and °there're only to be bad from the wines f of the Challenge "tikes at 3[0,000 franca at lb* Parts Itbibitiest Depot, 120, Casumagreet, London. LC. THRIM PIGEONS. DAINTRIM and CO., DVEILS sad MAMMA Dockhesd, Berstesdoey : 44. Leteesterconsre; 98, Monot•etreet. Grosvenor-square. CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify ins, Misty Glazing. Silk and Ulll2lllllik Dyeing, with every description of fileaching, charged moderately, and brought to great perfection by the Wetmpolitan Steam Bleachingand Dyeing Companies, IT, Wharf-road, City-road, and 472, New Oxford-et OAKETS CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sad Olase Cloth, Black Lead, etc. OAKEYI3 SILVERSMITHS' SOAP (non-men curial. to cleaning and polbblag silver, elecav-pasta, Piste Rine, ft. Tabletagd. each. OAKErS WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Packets 3d. each; tins, Od., Is., fa. Osi.. and 4e. each. OAKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, bone la Id. each. SoLD everywhere by ironmongers, grocers, brushmakers„ chemists, Jtc. Wholesale by JOHN OAR EN sad SOhS, eatery mid black lead mills, 172, Blackfr taw VOAL.--GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Bat coals obit Cult 24c—t11. Cardin COMA. —The CLAY CROBB 00XPANT apply Motet from their Colloids M Clay Croas.—The be* 'Mal_ to Wall's Mut, at a. per ton ; samoda, lea—Cask cm 461 "tr1 --OTANI to CHIZY 0171 CI. 111. lIIN.WOOD-FLACI, lID OEW.Utit-ROAD. W. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, STRAND, PAI72IT muss MAICIEItS. RUPTURES. —By Royal Letters Patent.— W ITE'S MOC-MAIN LLVER TRUSS (perfected snd esidbited In the Exhlbitloas,lB6l and 186! ) is allowed by upwards of tO I medical men to be the most effective Invention to the cure tiro treatment of Hernia. The use of a ste b t uc T, so often In hurtful Its effects, Is here avoided. a soft betng . worn round the body, while the requisite resisting power s uppl ied by the M.. - main PAD and PatiltiaT Laren: Wing with ata nada alias and rlnaeness that It cannot he detected, sad may no w orn during cheep. A descriptive circular may be bad, end the thus forwarded hypos!, on the circumference of the tiedy, two Inches briow the hips, being seat to the maker, Mr. WRITE, 291, rteeadWy. Meer, 165., 11c, les. ad., and Me. id. relltagn, la m uranium. nun ura oraa•Priacti" DR [WOWS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS. ; never tallies remedy, prepared without say mercurial ingredient, will be found invaluable to all who anger tom Milos; and liver complaints, indigestion, wind, mamas, ski& nem, &ulnae' of the eyes, *o. For habitual m a family aperient medicine, and as a partner of Um blood, filmy are truly excellent : mild tbedr operation and grateful to the stomach, they create apmUM, remote digestible, and the whole Turmas b 7 W. Inflikailt= ging William-street. Charing-moss, and bg most &wows. ha boxes, la. led., and three times the cittaalft in one, fa. Pd. sure toast for Dr. ficotre Mom and User Pills. The roam are In a square green palmy, with William Limbed ea- I graved oa the du* MAN'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for daily Bath prepared with this rat is the natural strengthener for weekly talents and Widnes. Ass. Vend sad ai sk . V enist by Dr. Zama Stawasadlid by tie= strosiaed the . Sold la and loses ley Varoughout the deathbed world.— Ax and 110/S. 10, Worm woodetreet, London, EC. Beware of imitatkma MR. HOWARD, BU RGEON DENTIST, 616 Yteet-atipM. Al Mae true is WI b. Ccanatatia Trm Irl VENABLIES & SONS, los, 1 o 104. aad 106, and 2,4, 6, & 8, Commereti LONDON. Fatabllahed •early halt a Century. FIRST-CLASS CARPETS, CURTAINS, 101/121? /PRIM. Carriage Fite. Patterns Feat to the Country FIRST CLASS BILKS LOWEST PRICER. Carrts/e Free. rattans. Sent Into the Country Free FIRST CLASS FANCY DRESSES, LOWIST MOM Carriage Free. Patterns fleet to the Omar, Pres. F IRST CLASS SHAWLS, MANTLES, Lowitar PRICE& Caniage Free. Pece Lists sent Wee. FIRST CLASS MOURNING, Carriage Mee. Patterns to the Country Fres. F IRST CLASS LINENS, COTTON GOODS, LOWE.T PRICES. Carriage Tree. Patterns sent to the Country Free. rip VENABLES & SONS, 103, • 104, 106, WHITISCHAPIL, 2,4, 6, & 8, Commerdal-atreet LONDON. Established nearly half a Century. FIRST CLASS DRAPERY, LOWEST PRICES, Carriage Free. Patterns sent to the Country Free. FIRST CLASS INDIAN OUTFITS, Largrus, LOWIMT ►RICE/, Carriage Wee. Price List seat Free. FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS REDDINO, LOWEST ►RIOR. Au Illustrated Oataloeue sent Pres. TIPHOIATIZY. YENABLES AND SONS, • 106, snd 106, and 2,4, 6, t 8, COMMUCIAL-STREZT, LONDON, E. Established nearly half A Century. THRESHER and GLENNY, OUTFITTERS. Only establishment to London, nest door to Somerset house, Strand. N.B.—Lirts of necessary outfit for every purpose and appointment to India, China, and the Colonies, will be for warded on application. RODGERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Prices and particulars post tree. Semple Shirts and Measure Yonne for the Country. Economists should try our No. 61 Shirts at We. the half dozen, RODGERS and Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAKERS, 69, St. blurtln'a-lane, Charing-cram, London. &tabUAW SO yam .KINOYS, WILLL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40,, CORNAILL, Opposite Finch-lane. CORMACK'S GREAT BAG WAREHOUSE, 37. budigaSi-lilll BAGS. —TRAVELLING BAGS, Hand Bags, Courior ROM Cost Hags, Rdef Rage Waist Begs, Work Rags, from ss. to £3O. at COILMIACK'S Great Beg Warehouse, 37, Ludgate-hill, St. Paul's. DRESSING CASES in Walnut and Coromandel Wood, Iberia. Itoroom, mid Solid blather. for Wier and flentlemea, amend with other and plated littings, from 7e. Bd. to LIO. DESPATCH BOXES and WRITING CASES in areal variety. from te Id. to ElO. at CORMACKI ORILAT BAG WAREHOUSE. 37, Lw 1 11 331,71117 . 143wkw. COQUET. —CORM AC K'S. —Price per set, 155., Its.. tier, tsa , $Ol., 404 45e bOs , .30a Illustrated treatise with each case, delivered, carriage paid. to any railway station on receipt of a remittance. by CORIKA.CK hisaufacturera, 37, Ludgate hal, London. NIV F. THOMAS and Co.'s PATENT o F. MACH'NlB.—Thecolobrated N 0.2 Machines, unequalled for general wo:k, £lO. The new Domestic Machines, complete (Lock &Mehl, 1,5 6a. £6 Os., and 48.—Cataloran tree. W. F. THOMAN and Co., 1 and 2, Chessisids, and itsgent.eirena. Osford-streot. London. DA VY 'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. Aa invaluable preparation for joining broken china, glass, earthenware, woods, cabinetwork, and fancy articles of every description, with extreme strength and neatness ; remark able for the great facility of losing R. AA there are several dis graceful imitations of the Diamond Cement, the public can avoid failure and disappointment only by 101 , 4 caution in pur chasing none without the signature 'g. Davr on the waver. Nothing was ever sold by the name of Diamond Cement previous to his I t too. N.B.—Manufactured by BARCLAY and BONS, No. 95. Farringdon-street. Price, L. par bottle. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABLETS. Price la. Of ell Mum Ma. TE9cINVIGORATWE NERVINE ESSENCE. rba most powerful nutritive cordial eV., introduced ; stores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the MU pity of which perfect health depends. It is a specific for debi lity of all kinds, end from its containing among other Inane dienta pepsine and phosphate of soda, will prove biddy bene ficial to the nervous and dyspeptic, vide Dr. Hassall's report. rrtee ea. per bottle, or four quantities In one for na.--8•I• Agents, Mews. EAI7IIIOART2IO and Co., 620, Onfordeflreet, W C London. carriage trio an receipt of renalttanoe. L AITIIIL—The LIT'11:7011 contains an aottve the Wade*, mbleh peewees' all the pro porn:P * 76m without ltadmisers.-11r. G. JOZZAII=, Chemist, 49, arket, prepares a Syrup alai a Pate of Lake f,or lettuce), tw &m y reoomiessded by the Medical Prirteestoefer colds, 'Mama, Leschitis, sad all chest affeottoes. ityrep.le. tit..re 4.1. mid ts *A Psis. b 7 Pm*. 1.. fA sod l. k. XYGICITATED WATER —Slosping in London V Awing the meson ts not Oka fd ri =l iw a the fresh air et the country : but refreablng and tn affects mw be obtained be an infeedne draught of gmenated oder, trash fon the LABORATORY, SA LONO-AC fat Waugh any anent. In awes imitable, di bottles. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2,186 E. pIiNIETTE, every night, et 10. IiK,`TARD, every night, at 11. RciyALL ALHAMBRA PALACE. 0 I:TEEN'S THEATRE, Long-aae. Manager, Mr. W. H. Lurrox.—Thts &ening at 7. MARY 167113. f Rowed by STILL WATERS Mean. A. Wilma, C. Wyndham. Stephan*. dr.. MNIKLIIIIIIS Wigan sin.l Nen,' anole.. ToTo otodude aith KEEP TOUR DOOR LOCKED . M r. J . I. d% MR. BENEDICT'S GRAND MORN ING comat at. Jame'. RATURDAY. hum P. MP. pp UYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. —TI res vow Ballet•—Pitssenad• Ceocert. Bs td of 5). Been t 8 •' linx-ottro open from 11 en I. nnag o 1 lAN ACCORDION has two rows of I vibrators, mean keyboard, three octaves. and in pi ma ' m th e me , edion. Any pianist earn perform ?moil It with not*bey. pri c e our guineas. —K Erin, PItOWBY., and Co., 48, Cheepilde. Sall:GAM—Ger, tlemen can now be supplied with f fdoffle Box of .4/teatime' Beware by Portages. Catena, SI Pomade's, Mmoles, and other celebrated Makers at one 5t on the Import Met for Crab. It. CLARKE and CO., F Briar Imports', ST, Golden...game, To r Kegeototyset, W. reesia t delay la the szeoutlon of orders, they should in all be aerompaaled by a ranittanee. Cheques crowed Col Bank. P.O. orders on Ereweretreet. MARINO IMPOtiBIBLK AfilJA AhLtRELLA restores the Human Hair to Its pristine hue. on matter at what age. JOIN 048. lIIA. and Co. hare at length. with the aid of ono of the mast eminent chemist+. succeeded in perfecting this mod werdsrful liquid. It is now offered to the public in a more con centspted form. and at a tower price.--Rold In bottles, 3s. each ; also fa, Ts. 64 ; and Via. each with brush. Amnon Wale. Ahfrollwafrago.till. Up. Tharnee-at..Tondon, E.C. T)OWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. —This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repute for its appnxedented success during the last sixty years In promot ing ilhe growth. restoring, preserving, and beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey. strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandriff, and makes It beautifully anti, pliable, andeosay. For children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful hand of hair. Price Ss. 6A. , is.. Its. 6d., equal to four small, and tit per hr ' by chemists and perfumers.—Ask for Rowlands' Thomann. Oil. /MERE'S NOT • JOY the WORLD CAN 1 GLIM By CARR HAM. dm by Wall Fanny Armytage. Prise RA bramar sad CO. (thILSOC. 201, wit. W. WADED LEAVES. Written by L. H. F. ne Titiums•tx. Ad►pted by W. C. LicrEt, from • Melody b) Paul Menrion, Post free for 19 stamp . Orgill/at and Co. (Limited,. 201, ltaifent.dreet, W. VAIN'S HOPE WALTZES. By W. C. LIVICY. With tinted Portraft of the PAM= of Wales. Poet free for tf. (Maid', 101, Regentstreet, W. GOOD BOOKS at CHEAP PRICES.--SUR PLI'‘ COPIER of Dean Btanley's Jewish Church —Freude's History"( England. vols. Tto 10—The Church and the World— Archbishop Whately's Works—Rev. Dr. Marsh's Life. and many other hooka are now on sale at greatly reduced prices. Cata logs*, gratin —J. 111:NTON, sza , Mortimer-street, Cavendish square, W. Third lftlition, price 21. 6d.: per post 2a. it o bd. M. BA YF I ELD, M. R. C. B.E. on STRiCTIIRE t the ITILETIIILIL, and the ittieciel Messes of the Urbanry Organs In both sexes. The result of SO years' practical :7:e& with treatment sad easel, by tb 2 e a b. 6l 3 . b : A brP l o o L Sd.O. London : H. Renshaw. 366. Strand. MUSIC. MR. LINDSAY SLOPER'S CONCERT. This esteemed pianist and professor gave his annual concert at St. James's-hall yesterday afternoon, when the selection of music performed waa of length and variety sufficient to satisfy the most enthusiastic admirer of this class of miscellaneous entertainment. The chief attractions in the vocal portion of the programme were the performances of Mdlle. Adelina Patti, and other principal artists of the Royal Italian Opera, including MdUe. bfdlle. Grossi, Signori Mario, Fancelli, Grazutai, and Bagagiolo besides other vocal pieces by Miss Edith Wynne, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Miss Elena Angele, Mdlle. Rives, Herr Reichardt, DI. Jules Lefort, and Mr. Lewis Thomas ; and glees by the Quartet Union. CRYSTAL PALACE. The programme provided by the directors of the Crystal Palace for the amusement of their numerous Whitsuntide patrons is of the most varied character ; and as yesterday proved extremely fine, the attendance, as might have been expected, was something enormous. The palace and grounds were open at an early hour, and before noon several thousand persons had entered and dis tributed themselves about. From twelve o'clock until late in the afternoon heavily freighted trains arrived in quick succession, bringing persona from all parts of the metro polis and towns in the adjacent counties. By their appearance alone the great majority of the people showed that they were bent upon thoroughly enjoying themselves. Dressed in holiday attire, and with baskets containing all kinds of creature comforts, they looked as happy as it is possible for human beings to do. The chief attraction inside the palace was the performance of the Jape nese troupe from the Lyceum Theatre. By dint of patience and no small amount of bodily inconvenience, the people were gradually packed in the carriages and returned to town, no doubt heartily tared, but neverthelen brimful of pleasant reminiscences of what they had witnessed during the greater part of the day. These Whitsuntide amuse ments will be continued at the Palace to-day, and on Wednesday there will be an additional attraction in the concert which is to be given by 5,000 juveniles connected with the Tonic Sol-fa Association. ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS, RECENT'S-PAUL - Yesterday Mr. John Waterer opened his annual show of rhododendrons, which, as everyone knows, is perhaps the finest thing in its way in the world. The rhododendron in the hands of scientific cultivators is a Sower of very high pretensions indeed ; but when a large number of varieties are brought together and grouped with taste the result is splendid, almost beyond conception. If the plant were not scentless, and if it had a perfume at all worthy of its beauty, Mr. Waterer's tent would be paradise—as it is, it is a study of oolour not to be equalled. Amongst his more recent triumphs may be noted the new seedlings called Aurora, bright rosy trim son ; Dictator, dark crimson with dark spots ; Gemmatum, bright scarlet with dark spots; Joseph Whitworth, dark purple lake with dark spots ; Lady Grenville, white centre, with band of purple ; Mrs. Thomas Longman, rosy crimson ; Ornarnentum, rosy scarlet ; Princess Mary, white centre, with rosy-purple edging ; Sir Joseph Whit worth, very light crimson, J c. , &a Mr. Waterer has alao a fins show of asaleaa and balmlike. The gardens, however, do not need any special attraction, for they are just now perfectly charming. The weather, it may be stated, has been exceptionally favourable. Thus, last March there were but three days of those easterly winds which, what ever Mr. Kingsley may say, floriculturista will always regard as pestilential, wherees in March, 1867, there were no fewer than twenty of these visitations. The able sad energetic secretary, Mr. Sowerby, has arranged an inte resting collection of Abyssinian plants, numbering two hundred specimens. It seems that the Abyednian Flora, unlike, hat of other Afrieuk countries, has singular affini ties with our own.' ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETE'S-GARDENS, REGENT'S-PARK. —Yesterday being one of the " principal feasts of the year," thee. gardens were crowded with visitors through out the day, as is always the cam os such ocaseloos. when the weather is favourable. The gams were °peered to the public at nine o'clock, and wire quickly beast with a throng of eager applicants for admission, who Increased in numbers as the day advanced. During the afternoon, not telq a t . te walks, but asarly all the open spaces within the ti;-were occupied with dense comma of eighteens, and ep — . favourites among the anima/s, sea as the rWmarot, and hippopotamuses, were quite now proaaltable. The gardens were closed at sunset, when the total number of admissions was ascertained to have beta 2&,0011. In spite of this vast concourse of people, we sae glad to be able to add that no sort of disturbance took place, nor was any injury sustained by the society's erten dm 'series of living animals, which is new Mated to mount to upwards of 2,100 in number. WI,B7IIINE7ZB ABBEY SPECIAL EVENING SIB ' ricis.—Preaohen for June :—June 7, the Archbishop of Dublin; June 14, the Dean of Canterbury ; June 21, the Bishop of Oxford; Jun 28, the iter. Professor Jewett. A TKINSON and Co., 198 to 212, WEST ILLNITZIL-BRIDOZZOAD, LONDON. CABINET MANUFACTURIRR—Show Rooms kr mm 7 Dewlptlan et lndlsre. CARPZT WARZHOIIIIKKEN. TIPHOLSTERERS. FAMILY' DRAPERS. ILLUSTRATED CATALOOIIES, containing drawings of the Furniture exhibited in the Show-rorans, forwarded free, or can be had on application, and which also enable purchasers to form an idea of the mist of Furnishing at each drawing has with it a corresponding price of the article shown. All igoods marked in plain 4 11111111. ATILINBON and Co., 1115 to 1112, wwntaanat BBJDGL ROAD. LONDON. P°N WINK BINS.—Th. original 'maniac- Inrers, YARROW and JACKSON, wine and spirit mer chants' engineers, Great Tower-street, Maneell-street, and 8, Haymarket, where cellars may be sees fitted In various ways. Yr•uch nine blue 15t per hundred bottles. Illustrated priced catalogue, on application. The Paris Y.shibition --" in Clue SI, Honourable Mention has been adjudged to Yarrow and Jackson, IS, Oreet Toweretreet, for their convenient and noultde inn wine bins, and for bar fittings "—City Press. AD. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit Merchant, I. Chapel place (MA, 01[10rd-street .-Bpodallty for French Wines and BRANDY, when perfectly pure, is at all time a barmier stimulant, possessing properties of great medical vane, and has often been the means of saving human life. Bo much, however, depends on the purity of the spirit that great caution should be exercised in Its selection. The sup plies forwarded by Messrs Valentin to the Loudon and other hospitals combine all the virtues characteristic of the firma and French brandy with exquisite delicacy of Savour, and past received the most unqualified approval.—Vide Court Journal, Jan. 11, 1868. BURGUNDY WINES.-PLOT FRERES, Growers and Factors, 'Sewn. Depot for England, tet, Regent-street, W.—Upwards of 30 varieties of timeliest growths. Burgundy Is pronounced by the faculty and connoisseurs to be preemineutly the moat salutary wine tar this clitaats.—Assorted sample dozen by ran for 44a. CIOARET.—PIOT FRERES have a choice cellar f Bordeaux Wine', comprising the guest growth; old in bottle and In fine condition for immediate nae. Of the numerous wines examined by the lancet Sanitary Commission, Piot Freres' arty were pronounced to be thoroughly genuine wine. of delicate and 'impostor Savour. See "lancet." ftptember Tram lea. to 180 a. per dozen. VA Regent-street. PIOT FRERES, Importers of CHAMPAGNE, flock. Moselle. Choice effervamolnq Wines et moderate pricer. Lists on applleation.—tt2,, Itogent-atraet, W., north of Chiorditreet. PIOT FRERES respectfully intimate that these anaotmcements will oaly appear at rare intervals, la order that the prices of their wines tha 1 Doi be influenced by expen sive advertising. Note the address.-2111, Begeat-streek, W. Tsailag roost grit floor. SHERRY, One Guinea pow Dozen, Pale or Golden. Imported direct from Jerez-de-la-Prontera. eo:t and delicate. tree from unnatural spirit or acidity, sad largely consumed as a dinner Wine.—Ternis eaah, and carries, c:ll;,dby the Importers, and SONS, 432, West . Price lists ppst free. OLD PORT, 24e. per doz., imported direct from Oporto , Sandeman's chipping), full bodied and fruity, highly recommended for invalkla requiring a genuine and nutritious wine.—Terms cash, and carriage l aid by the importers, Pill% THIAN and 80N8. 432, West Strand. Price lists or samples forwarded gratis on application. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION , 1865. This colebrated old GUSH WHISKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL —lt is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold in bottles, Si, Bd. each, at the retail houses to London ; by the meats In the Drfndpel town In Imgland ; or wholesale at 6 Greet Windmill-Amt. London, W.—obeerve the red seal, pink label, and cork breaded "Kineban's LL Whisky. f lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. LA PART 4 EXHIBITION, 1867.—TW0 GOLD MEDALS. — CAM lON None genuine without Baron Lehi', the inventive*, signature being on every Jar, acoompanled with full directions for nee. Sold by all Italian warehouses, cheraiste, and grocers. Palatable, stiengthening, coonomie, and convenient. THE CULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indles has now become an Important feature. Since the introduction of Assam Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great strength and exquisite flavour, promoted Its sale by every means. The Tea Districts, then confined to Upper Assam, hare gradually extended, and Teas from other parts of India are arriving, thus °Senn; greater varieties. The Company are sow selling Assam, Cache:, Darjeeling, &e., at from Sti. 10d to 4s. 2d. per lb.. and China Team u usual.—Marehousee, No. 9, Great St. Helen's churchyard, Bishoplute. Price hat forwarded on application. T HE TEA FLOAT! THE TEA FLOAT ! ! MELD'S PATENT . THE TEA FLOAT effects a Saving of One fourth. THE TEA FLOAT Prevents all Sediment. THE TEA FLOAT is far more Cleanly for Use. THE TEA FLOAT will Fit any Teapot. ____ THE TEA FLOAT Should be in Every House T HE TEA FLOAT to be had Wholesale and retail ot MURRAY AND DEAN, Ludgate Hill, London, SOLE WHOLESALE LONDON AGENTS. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAY= (Pala'. Patent). D RY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE 13ARE3 (Cllfton'a Patent). PROSPECTITSES and TZSTIMONIALB of the above ova application to WY. CHAVABB6.I2. Moonlit*. street, City. We bond Agent", 119, New Boadotreet. SILICATE - 1i CARBON FILTERS _ The only really efficient means of pui:i water from organic matter, enicaalcalas and all other Winfteete which produce disease. DINING-ROOM FILTERS Iran ...... Ws. Od. upwards DOMERTIC FILTERS .. BEDROOM FILTERS .. POCKET FILTERS .. CISTERN FILTERS .. MAIN SERVICE FILTERS FOR PURIFYING LARGE QUANTITIES OF WATER AND FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, FROM RA. 6s UPWARDS. Mee U.S. and every Intormatton path on applicabon to the aiLICATP:D CARBON FILTER OOMPANY, CHURCH-ROAD. BATTERSEA, LONDON, B.W. AGM' IVIIIMIEBRIL CHOLERA GUARDED AGAINST BY USING PATENT CISTERN FILTERS. THE LAST PATENTED. AND SUPERIOR TO ♦LL OTHIZA. VIDE " LANCET," January 12, 1887. REQUIRING NO ATTENTION WHEN ONCE MID. THE LONDON and GENERAL WATER PURIFYING COMPANY (Limited). 161, atria& nwur doers from RomeroWawa" where the Men In operation sip he oboe. SOHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. By appoLatment to her Majesty and H.R.H. the Prince oNate l s. Every bottle is protected by a label !Davin wine and trade mark.—Manuraetortee at London. Derby, Bristol, Oleagew, Malvern. [NTAXPND id. ADDITIONAL] ONE PENN INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. fanorra's saLioaanF.) ITALY. FLORENCE, JUNE I. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Caicos& sot roduced a bill grautingitalisa cat :costa l . to Italians .welr 4 ng io register themselves in •-iy innoici• pality of the kingdom after emigration from Italian .....ousrisai not unit.l to the Kingdom of Italy. The ministry accepted a proposal that when the bill came on for discussion they should 'submit mealtime to complete its liberal object and prevent the danger of its being abased. T— cuawbrr acknowledged the urgency of the di. CU. Vrinee Humbert and Vas Princess bt ugherita have ar rived at the royal sill. at Monza. They were enthu siastically received by iht population. PRINCE NAPOLEON'S JOURNEY. BADEN-BADEN, JONE 1. Prince Napoleon arrived here early this morn ing, and put up at the Englischcr H f Rote/. The Grand Doke and Grand Duchess came to-dsy from the Cutle of Nboreesein to meet the prince. There will be a grand dinner at 6 o'clock this tmentng. Prince Napoleon leaves tomorrow for Stuttgardt. OUR CONTEMPORARIES: (THIS DAY.) nig i.irilllLlTY LAWS(., The recornrneniations of the neutrality commis aka a,e considerrd by the Daily Nenn as a tardy conces sion fe a just and prudent international policy. The binding et : ^A et strong polircal sympathies and of ofEcisl Partisanship is very str:kingly brought nut by the history of this virtueless aid not very creditable business. Lord Cahn. and Mir Noundell Palmer, as commissioners for inquiring into the Neutrality Lawn of England, or in °tiltr word., as statesmen and as juriirls, take an entirely dif ferent view of the subject from that whirr', the one took as the adviser and adseeate of tboForefy-office,..nd wLich the other took asthe organ of tory pre,jadices and fashion able sympathy with the Mouth. If the recommendations should become law, they will make the parade, of • maritime belligerent without an open port or a liar of semooast that it can cell its own impossible- in future, ay ter as England,et haat, is concerned. If they hest been law bar a dozen years ago, Mr. Laird could not, ...latent becoming liable to a prosecution for misdemeanour, Save so much as laid the keel of the Alabama, •or have attempted to hire a seaman for service upon he Suppoing the law evaded, and the vis e! to have pot to sea, she could not bare brought a prize into any port of her Majesty'. dominions, nee could any prize raptured by her have been brought there by any subject o? the crown or citizen of the Southern Confederacy witho at the prize reverting, on proof of its ohmmeter and that of es captor, to its owner. The Alabama bereelf would have ►een ex ' eluded from every British port. The Post only doubts whether we are not goim a little too far, and are running the danger of interferanee with the shipbuilding trade of the swentry. Nothing sun be done during the present parliamentary session, and before next spring we chill have an oppertnuity of aseertaikeing if other maritime Powers are prepped to pass lama to the same effect. The Star wishes, with Mr. Elleressrt, that the commis sioners had pronounced some dellorronce on the subpct of the recognition of belligerents who have obtained their commissions on the high seas, and wile have sever visited the ports of the country which they profess to rermsent. Probably the commissionere regards,' these questions as somewhat beyond the scope of their powers. Th, y d•Tiong to the domain of international him rather than to the municipal laws of any particular kingdern. LGYPr. ALEXANDRIA, ILts 31. The Viceroy and suite embarked last night on board his highneaa'a yacht, and left this morning for Constantinople end Browse. Chesil Pasha has been appointed regent. AMERICA. tPer Mr City of Paris, vit Queenstown.) NEW YORK, MAT In. The Chicago Republican Convention has adopted resolutions in favour of the guarantee of impartial suf frage by Congress to all loyal men in the lately rebellious States, and for the settlement of the question of suffrage in the loyal States by the people of those States ; also in favour of the equalisation of taxation and the encourage ment of emigration, the abatement of official corruption, and the earliest removal of political disabilities from late rebels consistent with the public safety ; for the payment of the national debt in acoordance with the letter and spirit of the law under which it was con tracted, denouncing total or partial repudiation ; denoun cing the course of President Johnson, ana endorsing his impeachment ; declaring sympathy with all peoples strug gling for their rights ; favouring the protection of the rights of naturalised citizens; and resistance at all hazards to the doctrine of Great Britain and other countries denying the right of expatriation. In response toe serenade Auden address from Igr.Boutwell, member of Congress, General Great made a brief speech, stating that he would undertake to discharge with honesty and fidelity the duties of any position to which be was called by the will of the people. I The nomination of General Grant as President, and Mr. Schuyler Colfax as Vice-President, has been enthusiasti cally received by the Republicans throughout the country. In the Rouse of Representatives the managers of the impeachment continue to investigate the alleged corrup tion connected with Mr. Johnson's trial. Advice from Canada stiTietTihaiii; Canadian parlia• ment has been prorogued until July 1. The New York papers publish intelligence from Hayti. via Havana, stating that General Motive had declared himself dictator. Two British men-of-war had arrived at Port-au-Prince, and threatened to bombard the city if the persecution of foreigners was not stopped. (BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH, THROUGH MR. ROUTER'S AGENCY. NEW YORK, Jrme 1. The Allan steamship Austrian arrived out yester day. The Hamburg and American steamship Bermuda arrived out at 5 p.m. to day. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1391 ; sterling exchange on Lon don, 1101 ; Five-Twenty United /Metes Bonds, 1882, 1121 ; Illinois, 150 ; Erie, 89/ Cotton : Middling Upland, 31. Petroleum, standard white, 29. Fl our : Extra state, 9 dots. ('orn : Old mixed, 1.14 dol.. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AT HALTON. Mr. Disraeli yesterday opened an industrial exhi bition at Halton, ne►r Tring. It was promoted by Lady de Rothschild, and covered not merely the manor of which Sir Anthony de Rothschil: is the esteemed lon], but embraced all the vWages that dot the charming vale of Aylesbury. I The promised presence of Mr. Disraeli yesterday, the hope of seeing other celebrities, the attraction of the Cold stream band, the grounds, the exhibition itself, and, above all, the popularity of the promoters, caused • " run " upon the tickets u soon as they were imitable. Over 4,000 were printed and disposed of, and before 1 o'clock yesterday probably 2,000 came ticketleu toseek admission at the gate. The price of entrance was fixed at two shil lings for the opening day, but hereafter it will be only as many pence. Any surplus proceeds will go to the prize fund. The grounds were dressed out with flags, but their own natural beauty required no dressing whatever. Visitors were allowed the rare privilege of driving through Sir Anthony de Rothschild's private grounds at Aston Clinton, and they, as well as those upon which the exhi bition was held, were as lovely as • profusion of noble trees, shrubs, and flowers, a cloudless sky, and • cool breeze to temper the sunshine, could make them. The company assembled at the bottom of • smooth lawn that rose gently to " the mansion," and that was enlivened by the uniforms of Mr. Dan Godfrey's band, and the dresses—pink and white—of some children from the schools. These young damsels had previously rehearsed aeouple of pieces with the band, and were now drawn up to perform in earnest. A distinguished company of guests met within, and the local gentry, with gaily dressed ladies peed-Imitating, grouped themselves without. Mr. Disraeli and Mize Burdett Coutts, Lord and Lady Faux, Sir Anthony and Lady de Rothschild, and the other members of their family, Mr. J. A. Smith, M.P., the Bishop of Oxford, Archdeacon Bickersteth, and Alderman Salomon occupied the top of the steps, under as beautiful • bower of roses and wood bite as one could desire. THE HORSE SHOW AT THE AGRICULTURAL HALL. The following is the list of yesterday's awards : Clan B.—Harness horses not exceeding 16 hands 2 inches high —For the horses of the best shape, with park action, exhi bited in single harness. with suitable carriages. Ist prize, 115, No. 218, Charles N. Baker, laq., Claphsaa-common—Zonsulus, grey cob, 14 hands 2 inches high, 6 years : bred by Mr. Harvey, • widght.auryirg park hack and harness hone, veterinary car. Mimi* (also in Maw 7, No. 187), price, with Remus, No. 171, 400 guineas the pair. 2nd prize, £lO, No. 215, W. O. CUR, Faq., Upper Tooting —Nellie, bay mare, 14 heads 1 inch high, 9 yeah, a park hack and lady's horse, and quiet In hareem price 120 guineas, veterinaryktertificate 'also in Class 10, N 0.236 Class 9.—Park hacks and ladles' horses sot excedlog 15 band' 1 Inch high Arabs .— let prise, t2O, N 0.220, Prince of Wales-- Rupee, white moire, 16 hands high, sled, veterinary certificate. prize, £lO, No. 221, Mr. Bedford—le Vent, golden Arab, IS hands high, 8 years Sire, Bonvonloir stallion, brought from Arabia by the Prince Banauszko, and sold by him t o P r i nce Alexis Orloff : dam, Milain, by Hector. of th4(hiol stud.lbred by Prince W. Orloff. 3rd pries, 1.5, No. MS, Arthur Turner Hewitt., Hp.. 38,01ouoester-plam, Hyde.park-purdens—Brides maid, bay, 16 hands and half-an.inch high. Class 10.—Park hacks and ladles' hones not exceeding 14 hands and-a-hall high. Ist prize, 420, No. 286, W. O. Cif; Faq., Upper Tooting—Nellie, bay mare, l t hands 1 Inch high, 1 years, , a park hack and lady's hone, price 120 guineas. Wriss. 410, No. 287, Mr. Edward T. Fowler, Jun., 68, ClilllnAamstreet, Icelestoneguare—Plnette, chetenut mare 18 hands 3 inches high, five IMlli t ricti 1 0 0 guineas, vMmiaary eminent.. 3rd prize, 1.5, No. ms, Charles N. Baker, Esq., Claam.coisimon —Quicksilver, grey cob, 14 hands 14 inch ligh, hack, 260 guineas, veterinary certificate. 6 years, a park Class 11.—Pontes, not exceeding 14 hands, In single harness. Ist prize. 4116. No. 100, Horace Mecham . q.. Harpist, Brandon, NorioM—Jeasie, black, 14 hands : r am, veterinary certificate (also la Clam 10, No. 295). Zed 410, No. 10t, Charles Ballard, Esq., Norw i ch—" Maw main," brown, 14 hands high, 6 years, 'bred by exhibitor, a lady's borne, Prim 1 00 guineas, veteriasry medicare (also in Class M. No. MM. Md prize, LS, No. 301, Chance Oroutotk, Esq., Btenfield.tell, Wymondharn dun, 13 hands 1 inch No, 8 years, Took • first prise for Jumping artificial feaose LA year. Price 14 t= 12. —Peel not exceeding 18 hands high, in single harness. Ist prier, ' LH, No. 321, Mr. Joseph Oilman Jun., 148, lencarter.street, larrolnatuon —Menem In Pam, Ark brown, hands MA. Yeah, be Torn Thunds , bred by Mr. Wilkinson, ibrewsbury. .ftd prize, £B, Na 232, Reny Bullard. Zig., Norwich —Jacob, muck 12 beads It theirs. blab, 8 yews, good de& and double limner pony. Srd prise, VA No. MS, Mr. John Hatton, memos Hoed, Jedriee-roed, Ctenbare-Pithelt Prtnoe, black gelding, It bands bleb. 7_yein. pries 1111 Extra Prima-Harness Palm not ex 14 lands, shown le a deck phaeton-Foe th e beet, ClO, No. $4O, Marker Macdonald MOMON Rq. , Lege Castle, Urethan. Arpteddrs-Palr ot ;ream pastes. under 14 heath, 6 sad 6 years old, bred by Iffildbitor ; sire, Doctor O'Toole. QUZINSTOWX, Juts' I.—The Cunard antra swam Palmyra, from New York, arrived here at 4.20 p.m. to-day, with 105 passengers. She landed despatches and 22 pawners, and proceeded for Liverpool lit 4.45 pan. All well. THE BOOKDARY CONTRIHOVON. The Timu observes that if the way object of the Boundary Commission was to bawl ever a very great difficulty and a very " big job " from last session to this then the purpose has been answer-ea, at, perhaps. rather an excess of trouble and anxiety to some respectable gentlemen, who, it may be safely said, bad not themselves been taken into the secret. After giving several illustra tions of the varying action of the commission And the select committee with regard to the inclusion in certain large boroughs of theoutlying population, tfieTiste.4 remarkathas the unwillingness or incompetence of the present parlia• ment to deal with these problems in ear b.:Tough repre sentation only makes us anxious to hasten the coming of its successor. Where it is really a matter of no impor tance—perhaps the rectification, not of a boundary. hut simply of an old blunder, as in the ease of Bolton—the recommendation of the commissioners is allowed by the committee to stand. Where it becomes a matter of any importance it is not. THE 4 ENHATIONA L. The Telegraph opens this morning with an article which only itself can describe. The earth is spoken of as " the brave old planet which is as sound and round and strong as ever, and keeps • capital place in the great astronomical steeplechase through the infinities," and it seems that the present breed of men have at last sought something of the fire " from the splendid speed of the small green star on which they ride." We then find the writer asking himself, " How do men exist on this whirling ball of wonder, this pellet of brown earth and silver seas, that flies singing its little song of motion ' among the great diapasons of blazing suns and systems !" The reply to this is indefinite, but words of comfort are thrown promiscuously in. " And if, alas, in literature Finish and Solid Work have been can noned almost out of the hunt by picturesque vice and paroxysmal, spasmodic, feminine fictionism, look at the vitality under it all !" The miscellaneousness of the con tents of one day's newspaper having been pointed out, we are asked " whose tongue is so dull that he cannot catch the aroma of a new vintage of life in the sting and the sparkle of this fierce, effervescing human energy a the day !" By this time we have arrived at the central figure, who proves to be Mr. Disraeli. Of him the Telegraph exclaims, " What a man it is !" A little while ago he was leading on his arm the Princess of England, " amid lovely ladies with blood bluer than the deep, deep sea ;" and • little later majorities were playing " harmlessly about his sensational brow." In short, "he has mounted the mad age, and rides it like a wild hunts man." The foregoing seems to be apropos of Mr. Disraeli's speech at Halton yesterday. This, however, is but very scantily alluded to by our contemporary, who seems to be more desirous of using the right hoe. gentleman for another purpose. "We say to virtue and to public consistency," exclaims the Telegraph, " take • leaf from this eastern papyrus, if you don't altogether like the entire scroll." And then, by-and-bye, " you, too. may walk among an admiring world with royalty on your arm, and grandeur in your rear." THI LAW OF COPYRIGHT. The Deity News points out that, according to the deci sion of the House of Lords in the copyright case referred to in the Express of yesterday, any author the first and original publication of whose book takes place in the United Kingdom has a copyright in that work for the whole area of the British dominions. His place cf resi dence matters nothing, his nationality is nothing, ques tions of international copyright are beside the mark, if the work itself is first born in this United Kingdom it la naturalised thereby, and the fact that the author is an alien makes no &Vannes in his rights. Tan DEATH PHONE LIGHTNING N LAI EPSOM Dowls.—Yesterday Mr. Carter, sooner for Surrey, held an inquest at the Green Man Inn, Ewell, respecting the death of Thomas Turner, aged 50 years, who was killed by lightning on Friday Lila. Charles Monday, 163, Tra falgar-street, Walworth, said that the deceased was ea omnibus driver. On Friday last • party of [oar per one left the True to the Core publich eese, in Newington, to go to the Oaks in • four-horse trap. The drove them. Upon arriving at Ewell, between 12 sad 1 o'clock, they noticed a heavy dark dotal coming towards them threatening a 'term. They drew up under • tree in the Reigate-road for shelter. Time of the party went over to the Green Man, leaving deceased and a Mr. Draper to mind the horse. In five minutes after wittiest beard that tele men sad • horse were down. lie went and found Mr. Draper and the deceased both apparently dead. Kr. Draper, however, was not dead ; he still 'arrives, though he is quite unconscious. John Walliker, a stableman. gave a graphic' description of the catastrophe. The lightning, he rid, was tremendous, sad was followed by rain and hail ; the thunder was ex traordinarily lend. Suddenly a daub►lMO which was " just like the whole world bag on firs.* It struck the horse on the head and knocked him against the wall. It struck the two men, *se sews the road and the other under the kte. Mr. • Ist was Bung across the field, and was tors to rib Part of the deceased's waistcoat was tors off, and his *lethal were eat on fire. The flash then went in a rents° direoties, and went through the bottom of the wall, which it perforated. The deceased had a blue burnt mark down the throat and sheet, and • bale in the left breams the size of • shilling. It was like a gunshot wound. The horse was injured in the eye on the loins. The jury returned • verdict o f by lightning." _ - - Boors KINSINGTON MCSlll 7 M.—Viiitorg during the week ending May 30.—0 n Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday free, from 10 L. to 10 p.m., 7,787 ; on Wed. nesday, Thursday, and Friday, admis s i on Bd., f rom 10 a.m. sill p.m., 1,778 ; National Portrait Mthibition by ,form,oo total, 14988 ; overage of oorresponding week in er years, 12,765 ; total from♦ the opening Of the museum, 7.409.867. Tax Loiseox laakairr 12, St. Jame s ' s - square, IS now open until t o'clock In the evening, and wm coattails Is be so saw the Slot Jam,—Ehdesettsealebt Il ADDZIEDB. T VENABLES AND SONS, • WHITMCHAPNL, LONDON, N. YatabllaAed weary twat a Century. PRINCE of TAILORS has been our registered Trade Mark since we received the Exhibition Prise Medal for style, quality, and excellence, and we continue to publish the fashions on account of the great demand and Battering terms with which they have been received, representing gentlemen of rank and leading men of ton, In the costume patronised by the elite of our beau monde. Fashions post tree, with list of prices, commencing with our celebrated 13a. fancy or black doe trousers; cloth vests, Sa. ed. ; suits of super black cloth, ISt ; sults of fancy Tweed, 425.: shower-proof overcoats, 21s. ; and superior qualif les equally cheap. Note.—Only high-class cotters ent plyed, and one trial will prove our superiority over all coin pert ge titonn.—T. and H. HARMAN, 29, Xing WilHans•street, London b. Wand H. CLAYTON, • WININNBALI2 AND R NTS 12. DIATEDS, 911.1 t NIINCILES, AND DA899.6a . Tice Cheapest House In Loudon For CAIIOOI2, 27, NI, 29, sad SO, WILITECHAFF44IOAD, K.