The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-07 00:00:00

4A. /17-7 " - `'W s / 0 7 - A- Tit) t N 1:1VS PAPER • - r • 4 4 1 1 1 • • A v. - 01( I .5r33 r • • r SSIMAX 'No. 4,937.] rITTA, can Ye caning at ltd.DRAS.—The wen- Gk own cliff*, anxWary steamship LADY JOCELYN, Ltd =6 100 horse-power, ROBERT W. HER, Commander, now in the Victoria ( - London) Docks, will leave on the 14th 3 embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the tilb Jane. This magnificent ship, built expremly for the India WOK has been thoroughly refitted, has tirst.rate accommodation he passengers, and. will carry an experienced surgeon and a iiewardm.s. The service will be continued monthly by one of the following tast-salling auxiliary liras Teasels belonging to thin Company : Ships. I Tone. I Horeopower. ; Date of sailing. • Itsozßho Osicattit ' I J-on 2.211 . 2 I July Aug IL ust I& VPIN. • NO September IL WU . WO October 15. WIS IN 10111 November 1& December 16. alllB uary U. 61. %fit NO February • to 3t.- Golden Fleece Queen of the South Indiana Hydaenee Lady Jocelyn For freight or =swage apply .- OILINDLAY pariu.e.t.. .....v.; the Broilers. ilsmra ALPUD Barn and Co , 160, Leaden=ll.street, : or et the Mors og tim Company, 9, illneing-lane, Loudon, KC., wheat also sprit sail= for appantments so Midshipmen In this wrier =oak' hs made. ItICIL&P.D DREW, _Yaerilary. lest India and London Shipping Company (Linaltad). 9, Mincing lane, LC. CLACK BALL MONTHLY LIIBTRALLUf DWELLS from LONDON Wed. I --- Neville Morning Star , LOW Annie Ancithell .Ifrilliaat Cornwallis (gels) Wallace, -.... 1,000 iCluslersEla l,OOO &Clams 1. 5 0 P .. . . ' . ' . .. . Tosses. I To 11•13, POW SAM stINIDOW •• •••64 ,PIV. Aos.lo. hum S. Judy 10. ley 00. 4 0 0. 10. July 25. June 30. Ziesteimpaied line of packets have, by thaw punoSuaUty as 4 peimsy4 earned a world known reputation, and thelr pan Mort eseenpacalatlon Is w i pe unsurpased by any vessels Mat —For ellinelledin !impacting freight nae to Australia up* to sane mills ..ba Co, lawerpool: an Agents ter flea Men INS Use; and s. e 71. M. 'UCLA 1' and Co., 1, Lesdanlielinlnset, Beranria EC. TO BLITISII OOLIMILII 101 d 331 .VVIEY STEAM COMMUNICATION to L IAW L YOB" Wrest —The LIVIRPOOI. NSW YOAC sad PIIILADZLPRIUTILS WIMP 00.11 MN Y Intiod disle&s&-, log Utak Selliewarsd iron Sand Olosis-ps 4 p. &MUSS &S QUM& Sows So sobs* premiers end atisidisiss, as : Will LY MOM LIVILBSOOA NOZ Nrlt TOIL - ilii, - ii -- -- -- sii.oll. --- - - --- CITY OF Wakieedayeina• 111. ZDLYBUMM, w , Ara•l6. And emery easeeeMag Wedreday, Cabin Fawsll,.:ZiL end II gluons. swotting to the iilooo. modatioa. 8 gulaar. laeladlai an provisions emoted. reisiisaii =de. the Vaned iltsies, mad Ertttab Columbia, bookad Ihreagb no very advealadesea termv*fur farther panatela's spelyam WILLIAM IN MAN 18, Water-street, Liverpool; ar to lna mad MIAMI, E. /Ong Wdllamaireet, B . RITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL AWL ETRAMORIPIL mpolniod Ire the Admiral.? _le men between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVIIII. POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other port to lend and receive mail, goods, and pamengers, the Boston ships Calling at Halifax to lend and receive passengers and ' her Majesty's malls. The followft or other vassals ore ap pointed be call front Liverpool,. &Eng at Cork to receive the Mails: ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 14. SOOTIA, for NEW YORE, Saturda,y, Jane 21. EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June 28. Panes 1200C1 , including steward's fe• and provisions, but without wineSor liquors .—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, CM ; second 'cabin, CIA To New York, chief ashen. 8241; second esbils,4lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, sad New York, SI t0=4,... 4 end . Bpar met. primage.—Apply to J. it. Fug* u. Old London ; D. Currie. Havre, and 11, rime de la jack 0. and J. Buns, Itucliesuuxatrest, Oleogow ; D. and HI . Queenstown ;or D. and C. 111vdr, 8, Water iness% lavegrool IDHILLIPPS, CRAVES. and PRILLIPPS .1 will despatch the tuniermentioned nrst-chtm steamers as follows: For ROTTERDAM and the lila:. BATAITER, from the British and Foreign Mesta Wapping, every Beads, morning, at 11 a.rn , and the RD, Thursday mooting, at 7 am., from of the Tower. ' Tee BILEMEN, twice a week, the ADLER. HOWL or BCHWALBE, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, at coos, from Icomaidown. Pares: Et, gl, and 10a Return tickets horsed at • fare and a ha/4 Notlms.—Tbe Railway between Bremen and Branerharea is now open for the coammace of passengers and merchandise to all ;arts of Germany. For OOPINHAORN, the RUT ANOLIAN, stout June IS, from Borsedidowis. Per GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, June 8, and the GUSTAF WARA, Jane 1!, from Honelydown, to be followed by tbs. FRAMER ram MK, b., and dl.. _ For freight, purge, app 'y at Chaplin's IJrdmenal 016ce, legentoircus.W., or to PHILLWIII, GRAN - L+, and PIILLLIFFit, U. Rood-labs, &C. METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE BOCIICTY, No. & Prlookureet, Book, Loader Joist)tired 1895. Dll D. Brisk Iva.. Ir., BrlsteL Pore Cater, rq. James Dorms, Ir. Prods I. Detre..., .q. Freer Pox. Er. Grego flatter Ir. Boodar Har ls Hawse, 8.C.8. Prow R. Berraw, Mary lrebb.l, J. Lumbar, Ir. 7aa. Lloyd, Eap., Bimini:Num BU J. Paxton, M.P.. Chat& worth. Joseph Pease Esq., Darlington. Henry Sturt, Esq. J. Ingram Travers, Egg. Joseph Underwood, Esq. George VSUghSa• liehard S. Wilkinson, an,. ( by rotstionl. Wm. Great Esq., Portsmouth. Pares. Esq. JALUZS of GOLD.—WATHKRSTON and IMOODIN, tor the latormation of the Pub& and their mamas Patrems,_beg 10 make the following anaotimernmet re. =ilithe YAWS of GOLD, feeling persueded that the bate a* Mir trader s o d t h e will be alike protected b 7 the wide elemietlem Or on this sobjeet. Geld brag added tate St parts or carats, (ono.' that geld of M esella tYy Y 16eents..411 6 $4 9 ea:ate .. 41 11 10 Mira . . .411 lie mareas. S carats M per COOL 16 oarata... 1 0 6 7 I 8 7 carats .. 1 4 9 WI aerate.. 6 1 f 15 carats.. 113 1 6 carats .. 1 1 21 cants (MUM 14 mate.. I 9 61 6 mate .. 017 8 eausdard) 17 104 1.2 ante.. I 6 • 4 okras .. •14 M 21 carats.. II 14 4 12 carats.. t 1 el 3 carats .. 010 74 It strata.. II 16 94 11 sane.. 1 111 1 2 carats .. 0 7 1 1, earthy. 3 7 3 111 carats.. 116 44 1 carat ... 0 3 64 hanateetory, 16, litarietesetreet, 00.1111t.gardell, W.C., Loudest •=::it of Chaim sad harsher, for la ma. N.B. 77ils Is closed at 6 to the maga& sad on Betardays Mane otdoek. Richard fry, leg,li George ADVANTAGES OF ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. Economical management, no paid agents being employed, and no commission allowed. The r app lication rn of the whole of the profits to the reduction d the us of Members of tive years' mending or upwards. guarantee of an accumulated fund exceeding £040,000 A gross annual income exceeding During Its exiatenre the Society bas paid in without a single instance of dispute. And has returned to members in reduction of their slanted premiums 640,000 The sums awned by existing policies exceed Poe the year ending the 4th April, indi, an abatement has been declared at the rate of 50 per cent. !Prospectuses, Copied of AnnualfAccounte, and full particulars, Lawyx, obtained on application to PO, len HENRY MARSILILI A , Actuary. PELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, Established la 1797. No. 70, Lombardatrect. E C., and 67, Cbaring.cross, &W. I , IIIECTOILI. Osten= E. Coops, Lg. Henry Lancelot Holland. Esq. W. Cotton, Lg., D.C.1., F.A.S. Wm. James Lancaster, Eiq. Jahn Davin Ifaq. John Lubbock, Lg., F.R.S. Jams A. Gordon, Req., M.D., BenJamtn Slum P.R.S. Matthew Whiting i lm. Edward Hawkins, Jun., Lg. Mannaduke Wynil, Jun., Rag., KirkmanD.Hodpon, Fag., M.P. M.P. Robert Tucker, Secretary and Actuary. trampise of the amount of Bonus awarded at the recent divisioa of Profits to Policies of &1,000 each, effected for the whole Term of Life at the undermentioned ages : Ago .b Aimed. Deratioa of Polley. Benue In Cult. Boum in Amnion. WHITE sad SOUND TENTH are indispensable to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by Oa r mastication of food. BOWLABIDA ODONTO, et D6NTIFILICK. compounded of Oriental logredienta, Ii of lasetimable value to preserving and hexutll)intt the teeth, skrangthening the mum, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to tits Leath. It isiadimtes tartar from the teeth. removes Mints ea incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl-like "'Menem. Its Invaluable pieties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the covey of linropo, and it Is universally in high remit*. Price la WI per boa. Bold by A. Rowland and Boos, 20, Hatton = and by tea vista and Perfumers. Ask for “Bowlanda ( SI 1 0 I i 0 1 7 years 14 yean SI yean 7 yens 14 pars 51 yens 7 years 14 yeses al yam t•• 0 0 SI is 10 0 M • • 69 1 IA 10 0 et as to 0 76 100 0 0 96 M 10 0 I 117 144 10 0 144 105 10 0 of Proposil, de., apply at the Meek 7uopaaye Mesta. ler Proses as above, or echoes, Fwees to say of the C DAvnurs SPERM CANDLES, L. 44. and IL ed par lb.: tar !rind% wan, la Id. ; haesperestwaz, la 6d.: genuine wax, la 4d. ; German wax, la Bd. : hothead war, lz. m astent : oompolte, Bd., 9d.. mad the beak 1 for Aware lamps, ; maapaame, Pd. ; alpe, mealda, Pd. ; Coles oil, is. OM. per 01106 raw map, 30. Pea., 40, sad 40 per UMW. ; mottled. 43a ; old brow. Wisdom, la 9d. pee pearl; comma brow!, Wlodsor. Is.: white Whideor. la 4,1. ; homey, 0 4d.: glycerine and almond. le per lm—eor ma. at M. P. DATUM end SONS' eld.tetablhhed mere . boom, 0, Bt. Maetta'edeme, Clarinmorem. loaded. W.C. COALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. NJ Blether, and Mapland Coal DelMta. No travellers or feletrayenyed. LEA and Co 's. lowest rammer price fair eta. Roswell, and Larabton Wallsend, the beet hoes. owl. in vest from the «Mimi• s by screw steamers, le 21a, per ton (de ant ' pig more ander any pretext', . Hartlepool. 20s. ; TanDeld, 17a boa esaaU. Ila inland, by railway : Eilketone, arse clam 111. ; hem& class, La. Clay Crash 19s. and lea. ; Barnsley, 17a. Haelly, Ida Net csah. Delivered screened to any part of Wi dow An orders direct to LEA and Co.. chief offices. Nora Low den Railway Make, Highbstr), IWogtoe, or Ylagalsal ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. scorns EPOLIOUS and LIVER PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of be. nada, will be found invaluable to all who rafter from bilious and giabits, indigestioo, wind, spasms, giddiness., diulnem ot the oyeate. Yoe habittud ccetlveneu, as a family aperient 'mediates, mad se • portlier of the blood, they are truly excellent; wild la their operation and grateful to the stomach they create a ga digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous sy= t f: B e y by m, beet,, no, Jennymaireet, and by most dri i n b og " to go, sod Yd . Be sons to ask for Il.let WOW' and LUZ inn& Tee genuine ore a square green package, with " N Maas lambert." engraved on the stamp. R'NNE:FORD% PURE FLUID MAGNIKILt has Mme, daring teaty-flve year=lically nun d by tb• inadked proterloe. and nal lb* Mc, la the beet remedy for acidity of the bendasion sect, Lod t 4 NUoq mad ea • end aye feast for debates onannutioun MOM eayel4 tor Wks sad abildren. It le prepared, hi • Plata ot 1.4- parity Ltd calking etaeaath, owly by DIN/IIIrOILD awl On, IT new Desd-eneet. Landau. and meld by all royearabl• domino Ibroagbent the world. he 'ilea he wife i to 01c .: wit' of V. 2, tit° Ingt/fit, rtt, t°' 1114 0 ° . opa w eat .l 4 0 . Hal ib ter flo • • S • pc 31 ft* ismo gr. T.lr o°. 6g. hagawi'' WORLD'S FAIR of 1851 proved a brilliant success; and in anticipation of the Wax Hatters to London coneequent on the International liahlhbliaa, attention is particularly directed to attrac ting provided at the LONDON PAVILION. the No Mar. Sabana Is more calculated to amuse our country friends. rme is changed every evening ; novelties are pro. dated to rapid 111004011012 ; and while the comfort of the edit). liehment is in Itself sufilcient to warrant the Introduction of a Mend, its general character cannot fall to convey a pleasing Inducement to comae again. Befroduneata of all kinds from 8 &m. Dreakfaats Is. ; dinners a la carte, or at Axed rice always ready. WHITSON - Mg YESTlVlTlES.—Engsgemente have been made with Miss Pearce, gam Collins, An Hee ;elliptic Infltler), Hegira Harvey and French (" The Nerves"), and. Yr. Edmund Irvin. his dramatic recitals, memory, alai imitations, for the forthcoming hoillays—The LONDON PAVILION. fleabane street, top of the Ilaysaarkst. LOIBL and PONNHAYYZI., Proprietors. 11PORTRAITK-CARTES DE VD3ITE. MAT lIRCRILIM, 13S, Reseateereek (Vries de Yid* al U. Beery extra card, L. Plain copies. water *akar sad ell pielp at every eize.—Brompton Branch Ilatals. Umiak Uv4kome, Vleterla-place, Fulham reed, West Brampies. QTZWICSS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. 1111811M1 and OOLORIAL SPIV/S.—Stevens and Son's bat brag been known tar ha superiority at %VI altil flavour ; its high quality is maintained. Fear 411., 10L 2 11 gallon : highest quallty and stre ygg,, lb& ad. per Whisky, superior Highland, la me s., BOL L '. PA& SOL par Rom, old Jainaioa, ISt 44., Its.: very eh**, 175. par/paw Shrub. les. V. British Broady. Drop or pale, leg per pan. British Coldish, 11s. ed. In addition Oa ytieJora ilbewien sag tom lamp &Sundaes lisilmatin 111. pee gam StL e sr i tts .. Ve it =rrod hwe ere aimNtiSba • . • .. su-Ds—p o t i w rAiat BRANDY, bastlblit to be pe odistirterriliC Sod Dia to smut laipm tieos of Copse. Is Pres* beft ..... e r do z .: or to • cue to ilia eautley, No paid. ?to MOM'. sad to be in (sly d ft l it i rtt i T sad Co., Old rota/ale Distillery, Hallooed. AC. . . yzazz.—ra• Dings" WIRRAL 24.. Per dos. ItaMi r ebnuite Mkt. Leaded with con fi dent.. 111/311.1' sad Co., Dislanis-Wini Isparta. Holteen- Wm KC. SAL? aad Co.'s NAST INDIA PALE ALE (11odel lb* 4e. ftl. the doses), SoftsoA sod Quts • amp' s Wet, In bottles of reputed and tea Moss Om, ailvakral is Oleos Mal upwards. llWeiss s stout,! doses Almond stout bottled ezpropell [sr sagortstioo.— MOODY abd Co.. I/MK Ufflisitfeet. C. BROWN BROTHER& -PATENT CRAIRS sad 001JCRIS. Barrack Furniture: Trunks, Portman amok .-111, Piccadilly. Catalogues tree. LONDON' CARPET WAREHOUSE.— Iltrabbehed Ink—WAUGH and SON beg to Intimate to the poldlity, palm snd public that their BIIOW. tots a leap soorlasent of BRUSSELS sad TILWAti cuirass, of tread daslpna and colours. The kafgaspeetsroe they have lad la the manufacture of carpets sushies them to pro duce vary euperlhr acetifies to those la the patrol trade. Asadestar, Turkey, Aubueoon Carpets, to. SOU sad other fabrics for eartalne and 1 urolture.-4 and 4, Geodgealrest di sad 111, Teelealiseaceurt-roed, W. BARLOWE BELT - ACTING MEAT SCREEN non a loop lent et gent with • nere Magni of coals. lwasen ; Wia ant Is boaatittilly roosted in every Pat browsed aB over, sad ell the gravy sod nutrition parrlfge ralsiiiM. Peke lib. W.& These garnish* dints an probing by echoodifis eroceatratios el boat. BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's :s tatallible notiood of cooking tits tertiaries vogishle a ttirlestioa. Peke 41 vtamovra AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER., 1..) the Hoesesald's hind, warranted to save one ton of red en area Ildoe 112.1/ (Will hat years.) • WILLOW'S PA.THNT CASK STAND. No I.P wad* or sedinsadi disturbed la tlitbsg. Will essay MEN east tI a booth. Prior la asd balsas& RARLOWS MY-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No VIET nIG EW/LElD:zial / at bow as War Pries 4 aC •. Otto elect's 9a.—Apply direct to JAM atisow,irmsw., 14, Lbw ...test, Mansion holm lisethrthis nate and address loos amp &KWh': all paten say sparless budtstltats. Zsgravints gratis Established Islo. THE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. mb. BURNOUS I REAL SPANISH LACE IMITATION IM*.' REAL TRENCH, BRUXELLES. and SPANISH SHAWLS REAL SPANISI MANTILLA Oldness. DURATION SHAME dad MANTLE& 411 s. A. ELACIIEGENIPS SPANISH DEPOT, S. SOUTH MIDLER-ST., GROSVENOR-SQUARE. LONDON. SPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.- The turd and mod 'amenable nook of BRUXELLES BRIDAL VMS and PLOUNCINOs In London. ThaREAL OLD BAND43PUN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS . The Ladled Outfitting Department replete with every novelty, at the 31101 i Inexpensive A. EILLOEBORNIf 8 LAIMB L l INDIA OVITITTING Warehouse, EC SOUTH AUDLIVITREAT. LONDON. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainty preserve the sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, lia.: steel. with , 3e, to 10s. Gold sad Silver Spectacles and Eye-Gllamas I. t variety, at equally low price.. Harris's Prospect Maw Ills Rd. pod tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Tam*, opposite the British Museum Oates, London. litabialbri MO. caution.—No travellers employed. SOCIAL SCIENCE REVIEW ; • Scientific Tame for the advancement of Social Science. The Review will contain articles on the Amendment of the Law, Treetment at Crime, Isterustfocal Program, Education, and Public Health. with prompt Reviews of sU Books blaring on model subjects, Every Saturday, yobs ad.. stamped, ed. Moe, 16, Whitetriars street, LC Octavo, es., DALEY'S EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY ; 1 with Annotations by RICIWD W9ATo.r, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin. PALIYI MORAL PHILOSOPHY; wfth Annotatkon by the Azehblahop of Down. Ts. London. Pluto; Son, and Bourn,West Strand. PIM KdlUc% Bvo, 10t. BACON'S ESSAYS, with Annotations. By DICHARD WHA7tI.T, D.D., ArchbliDop Of Dublin. London: Patter, Roe, and Hoare, Wept Strand. rids day, Third P.dlOon. admired, Is. Ig ay AITUALOI LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION. u t. fti licsouvit WILKINS, M.A., Fellow of Mertes for TUTORS sad STUDENT& ta. ed. El IEO Solos Author. Facond Edition. 7s. MANUAL of GWEN PROSE COMPOSITION. LET for TUTOIN end STUDENTS Is. Id. ESEMENTAAT EXESCISMI in OILUIL PROSE COMPOSI TION. U. ed. SEE CILTIITEIACES of DE3IO6THIC4EL Cron Svo, M. Id. Dodos : Porker, Soo, sad 15.,., Welt Strand. DN. CtilTil os NNIVOININIM ONNINAL DIMILITY, ia. AIM gablihad, Ow ts.opset tree tram Ilie Author tar II A WIDICAL =SAY on the OAUSIe ls = ,L - N. 00118 el PIIMMATU2II MUNI la MAN, with plata dipolar kr priest mention to Umiak and rigour, Um malt al Iniatrivo yogi/ prisamMil ginteMaii la tba treatment or lbw maw novries gni sequirml Mem. nlikat Mud to inaldttar %las Nee lOa le Dr 4 3 . L Costs. 14 Albenartoulasot, , innikm. miims, 10 ow and 6to a nrilmoiltilila In lyin ~ g Mara 1a no I, vember of & sock* lay ninon Ye boot wastes' taw& aatat—whattior suit paraanbold Mit ralsillon of amp, tonv66itor, or olsrantaa: Landon : Mena ill. OSMOND : and I. Mien, 10, Wartriolutana. DR: CtiVra ' WII,AL, 1117 . 1: ssit PkirEetelemsta. Peleelapels UNIP7 at Amlbcer. W. W LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1862. /kW MAIER BY GUBTAVI MAUL& Os Jame 10, never before publhb price ta, TingQUEEN of the SAVA/MAIL London: Ward sad Leak 151 Pledatreet. tualler--June2o. A. Barker,Cardew.cottagaisearDskelon,Comber. land, castrator—Juoe la J. Buchanan, BOOM, new Carlisle, and 1. Carliele gardener—June T. Forrest, Carlisle, enginenian —J ono Ti. 3. Rodpon, Great Balkekt, Cumberland, wicultural labourer —Jose 27. Z. Simmouds, Shop, Wistmorlood, fanner—June 27. J. Breath, liarkthorpe Westmorland, Innkeeper—June TO. J. Yuman, MerryhUL Herefordshire, carpenter—June 26. Sarah Poor, beckland, Haste, farmer—June U. J. O. S. Shawyer, Land- ; :aria, try n. U. J. Ballard, Farehals, Usale, bear ...fitly 11 L Griffiths, Trebel bert Rhondda Valley, OW 001140—June IL W. Ward, Beocles, Suffolk. rsf4l Is▪ m agrAit i ss im m oi t ._ j ar—slmes 16 J. Chegman, Crowland, Un site U. G. Honey, Stoke lit. Mary, SO. one U. W. Honey and H. Horsey, Wks ▪ * • tarnigra—July IL J. Potts, Wliow, , • • une 19. J. Lowe, Werringtou, Morselling, . nno 111. A. Taylor, Salford. biscuit. baker—June 19. A Lacasbire, foreman to an upholsterer , Lower Broughton, Lancsahlre, clerk— ' Stretford, Lancashire, warehouseman P. ibUTZSalterd, beerseller—J tine 18. W. Minh. Belford, greingrenOr—June 19. W. Booth, Salford, groat-June Ti. Ti Tomlinson. Begley, Salop, wheelwright—June 21. 1. Bleards, Buytaliagglie-gemes-tomm Salop, gardener—July 4. J. neon Weataima, Banta, islaclumith—July 14. T. Moore, Inn. Great Malvern, Wo r cester s hire, working gardener—July S. P . Rory, Sheffield, provision factor—July S. J. Speorer, fikeMeld, pabikan—June MI, J. Baton Milford Thiiren, Penbrokeslaink 66661010 t engineer In the royal nary—June U. D. Bowen, Pas broke Duck, Pembrokeshire, lodginghouse keeper—June 26. J. Thornton, Brighouse, Yorkebire, V•6o7blan. Mariws—tuna O.F. Mason, Halifax, Y i. orlu e ffilys imi xteler —June 111. W. Mellon , 171vergione, Lanceebtre, ageot—Juno 21 J. Ward, Pet Yorfolk, carpeatairemes It W. Baldry, Lower Bolls,. dowered, Norfolk, licensed rictualler—JmaslS. A. Colman, YOr attor..ey's clerk—Jahr 17. W. Croaker Tlvertaa, Devon toulteeper—June 11. J. Francis, Wyrealuse, Isom baker. IftW WORK. BY AIITROW 07 " WWI flfllA.We." 01 June /6, So. no of 61111.1U110 'VOLUME LIBRARY. MHIA THOROLD. By the Author of ob Mae, Lon ee Money? Whialrlan," At. London Ward and look. li6 Fiast4trear., , . NEW NOM. 13Y MA. T. JOHN. Oa Jaw 16, No. 11 cd 611ILLIIG VOW= GIBILLIY.• TH.E CHAIN of DESTINY. • A ZioveL By the Atati• Uadurserraa%t i., Leak& :wa d sad Lea. 1,66, PROM LAST NIGHI'B GAZSTTB. . OP SOLICITORS ANDms= rAirricorrair to NA OW/AMID AT THR OPTIC! OP ?RR CHIRP esooottAß, own or BARILROPTCT, sainoaniaz, -nom.] LIOIARD 011111 0S CROwLlt, Windsor-grove, Old Kent-road, and Honey-lane-market, CIV, warehouseman, to surrender June 18„ at 11. Hintze Wici CLARKE, Bow, Middlesex, carpenter, Jose 18. at lift. JAS® CISORMI STRallAn, Southampton street, Camberwell, *- Waller, June 18, at lit. comma nowboo, Gleam laniard, Blatintreet, South w stk. clerk to a carrier, Juue 18, at 18. Hair CAVEI4OII/1 DALE, Hlghtntry New-park, late general pro claim Ileoteer, Ault PIM IL r=i ,L cc as, Itstiton.bill, baker, Jana 1 8 , et 11 1. Ettnettetek Wattrorth, late publican, June 18, 2L ASER.t...TiktVebbdigL egkOW.J4I/01 Amain& noincemarPolairkboo Cfty, wafts a leeitanyeal dealer, ars 11, at to. IDlitimpnaica Bl air, ilerecUtlt-street, derkenwen, jeweller/ Wier, Jane 28, at io. Jasomop4ouronows. In. Sent, late Deemed Irlctualter, June %atilt 101maY0oog,Ighatreet, Wapping, cork manntacturer, June 17, at 11. Gamma SMITH, Marylebone-lane, prow, June 17, at 1. 1110111 Z CMITRO, OrateChtlfth.llittOt. CAL merchant, - - - June 17, at 14. Joetarti Wmaggoa Penspisford, Cambridgeshire, retailer of beer, and Baron Malden, ihoemaker, June 17, at, Ile. JONATHAN BAKIS, issrclans, Homey-road, omnibus . _ BANKRUPTCY ANNULLID. mar ta. nwng itu.4 xstassanbia. gomploake. alma. JOINT STOCK 00XPANIRR AWL 1gyaRR416 .14 4.1 .4 V 5e5......1 Arr atsciUatrait. , . NS ill SIM I : • • , Rho* ArMlitg e oal bit dividend td poils. id., Y s, , • . Brea* Lirsey,' thr owi elsendisri—lat dividari el. Isi zt any Weieredgyi at. Mikes,. /Oros 7. Ler s pi ee E nt* erde)— Otto dividend of >Y!{d.. oaf Woreeday, at a, Liverpool. Leos and Arne dividend of la. 104 d., ony Wrinkly, at Moira's, Liverpool. DIT/DINDis. . . . . Joao 20. T. ilvatbr, Bartagetret. Heater rager—Jtusene J. White. Eriernace, Victoria Dockroad. ledider—J L IL Snook, Bristol, lode house keeper—June 19. A. L Rut Wonford, Der artist—June IS. W Winton i =lerefo . dealer —JAL. C. Boum L C. Leicester's/re, gretiar—June 17. H. C. 11. 11 =Bettoa, shire, grocse—J u xl7. J Serb, Berarmsed apesseel Jane 16. .0. Jane 30. T. Jerre, =ffeV issa Vare, 6 Tiiilair"lilh oors miner 4 . SO. W. H. Goodwin, Bohr, eawyer—Fire DIA Been lembrokeablea . JIL .1 =B".Pembrokeshire, 11l 11.esend vicreller • li. wits63l: o faelee.4ene IL Z. J. Ba rm aid . 1. Harlehr .4 I ,. matiolichisent—Jar 26. W. •esp Li. litalleadatre, earthen • re IL i.y, ihmderelli, fitailentelden re Sh J. 0. ilessing and W. *rim West 80141111. 110141/1811. WNW ,rBl - DMIOLTID.' G. W. lilliott end T. inkr, Chilinerle, ore ' W. Ryder and i ld t = di lehater, W =il. C. and R. Ga lland, wood, R. Roberta, J. Reber and S. Iterate' Mar Huddersfield, woollen : li. Roberts, J. Roberta. 11 1 : 11 2194119. 11.1 11/. 1 rtoo " r, 1111.14 =1 woollen cloth merrier so far r J. Redwood and . Stoner—R. Preston and T. Farkeldoe. wSs staplers—A. Smith and T. - rip breilowa—L Crossley and 0. Towered, Leicester ad heillirr— W. Bennett and H. Barrows, gi tAy Terbiditi== Boys and L. Kam Liverpool, inerierili T. G. Mahar. jak ar .1. Dernaddesrli lead merchants—i t . Gran ger T. H. Bober, chambers, Blahoperaterreet, Who merensete-7. W. and IL T. Bailees, Umegefol, amerree edente—W. MANI and H. Greenwood, Curaberiand.plaer Newiegtonbutes, ant Car , berland.row, Waiworth.roaa, prieler...r. Mann" Pr, and W. & lierball, Irby, Y eaut i etagere and J. Walker. Sheffield, . ton end J. Nuttall, Eden —R. Tormain and ,w.•Tqpheig. Dlidoir__ .. 010 91. 1 7 0 . 11:= Rebecca LOUISA White, Sarah lyre Wire, Baer White, sad herr rale, Yerlopleee t li c ertreareare, seder ea regards Emir Illasher Whig-,8.H. Haigh, A../Isigh. and J. Haigh, jun.; Hudderadeld, w inannfacturers—W. Sweet, f. Sweet, and A. Street. St. Jameerpt.ce. Halrenind. road, ironmonger, Ito far as regards W. Bwor—J. &Aid' arid R. Hind, Stockton, perbam, trvernoogese—T. F. Hewitt and J, IL Pease, lingston.opoutlell, merclanta—Yra. Ber mi, rmac , tiLla el the late J. flugr, ant W. Meru firegaw. Clara. Helen Ewing, Jane Ewing, C. Ewing. and J. D. Bean, Glasgow, calenderers. 1 Wirral BBQIIIIIITRATION6. • Pao, Muir= Arlin YMCAS Vim, UM/61P% Ilerafint. Joao I Ill ui t iti T a . s od ItgLl=li f =7 . .. radian son. , grocer, Jane 14, el the ILO `ice.iisi=x6lio. DONALD liliirnairtiljegger,June 13, at the le i rt a l %Velum and Moon Waltiocit, Glasgow, sr trestore, Jena 1.11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Men ALLAN, liaoduff. Bendaldre, vintner, Jane 16, at ow • Commercial Inn, Maori. Mira( Leers Or ea, Glasgow, jeerer manufacturer. Jens 10, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. DONALD IdclCutoon, Glasgow, painter, June 13, at the Facile Hail, Glasgow. . 1 grime, June 17. at 01101 MS Set; Newport, Hand, grocer, Jane 17, at 11. JOIKMI Joriuwstt, Beekingliata-place, Fitsamequare, Journeyman designer, June 17, at 3. DAVID DAY, Luton, Beds, straw unanafectarer, June 19, at 11 givatas 1113.Latt, Baltiock, Herta, hatcher. Jult7l 9 ,Ml l . AMCIL HatltT HALL. Pertivalotreet,Goewell-road, Joumeyman watch-ore engraver, June 19, at 11. lgiaa 1111111,WamMend, Mem., late Homed victualler, June 19, at 11. HlaaT 01101.111110L1119, North-street. Lissongrove, baker, Jane 19, at 12. WILMAM Little Sampford, Essex, victualler, June 17, it 1 WMAJAm 101.1100 Wigan-TS, Ealing, Middlesex, builder, Jane 17, at a ROA imam', Middlesex-street, Whitechai.el, butcher, June 17, at I. WlltdAd WAWIDIe, -Bandon-road, Victoria-pack, life assurance commission agent. June 17, at 1. Jou. HORATIO CARTER, Bedford, printer, June 17, at t. lasoir•amsa, uit maleema,a Juae 10, at Ir. JUDAS HIPZISS, Blghans fr manager, June 16, at 12. HturaY BundlLL, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, farmer, June 23, 101111 WONIMLL, Bkeston. Verb/ 111 U% Printee.Jun o 11,M 11 . FRIDIDIC Deartitgo, Stamford, Llncolnshire, dealer in musical instriumenta, Julyg, at 11. Joan Itigaln.logran, Leicester, cabinet maker, Jane 24, at 11. THO/Lig Wild= Vallir, Kelimbem, Sumereetaillre. butcher. Jane 111, d IL Jean ILUASPOCIM TMWArrml. Srlotel, surgeon, June 16, et 11. Jugs Wenn Met, fibelheld. confectioner, June 16, at 10. WILLIAM W She Meld, butcher, June 16, at 10. MATILDA , Ilearpool, widow, dealer in French goods, June 19. at 1L JOHN Prceitiumo DAONALL. Liverpool, merchant, June 19, at 11. ENDA= Oman and ,Jogrell HILSALL, Liverpool, fish Women, Jim 17, at 11. FIIOIIAI LMADWIL HO Gunwale, Ycekabiru, hosier, June 19, at 11. WILLIAM DaAgerinLD, Huddersfield, solicitor, Julie IS, at 11. WILLIAM Coot EDADWILL, Blackburn, Lancashire, butcher, Jane 10, MIL JOHN iftarrea. and JOSOTI 11T.1/701D, tan.. Albion Mill, Deity. Wm, oeMcm waste spinners. June 19, at 12. .1001111 0000111, Manchester, manufacturer, June la, at IL lour Manua. Manchester, crown sheet and plate glass dealer, June M, at 11. Jong Lemma/ an, Middleton, Lancashire, silk manufacturer, Jane 19, at 11. WILLIAIt BMW ADAMS, Milord, Medlin, Innkeeper, Jana 176 at 11. Jamie JUMPS Mows and JAmes Maws, Monkweannouth, Strhant, shipbuilders, June 19, at 12. .10aMJACgtrue, North Shields, pablieaa, luso 19,at IL linangl6aowit, Sunderland, late sitiporraer, June 19, at 11. HUEY CM Sunderland, ably broker. ..tine 20, at 101. .1001111 Smarr, Bristol, Mt manufacturer, June 19, at 12. JAZZ! 011//011ru9unr.s. Birmingham, tailor, July 7, at 10. RicuAanGanicr, Birmingham, damper, July 7. at 10. MAIM COTIT.m.L, sen., Lyndost-terrace, Monument lane, ware hoismeama, July 7, at 10. Getman itavaos, &aeon. Notts, chemist July 16, at 10. AM July 16, at 10. JAMMSaurit, Radford, Notts, labourer, July 16, at 10. JOan BaCalmr, Pilidngton, Lancashire, dealer In ale, Jane 19, 5813. Join Pomade, Lancaster, late lank . Jane 19, at 19. THOMAS Dovidleit, Burnley„ stoosnmeon, June 23, at 3. Jowl BUD, Chatter's, Cambridgeshire, late farmer, July 2, at IL THOMAS Lam SWIM Thrapeton, Northamptonshire, draper, June IS, at 10. Omaha TiLL, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, dealer In cider, June V, all it 1051 DONCALIg, Tong, Salop, horse breaker, July 12, at 12. WILLIAM Cana TOM*, Helper, Derbyshire, brushmaker, June 17, at 11. HURT DavALL, Butted, Sussex, Jane 11, at 11. CHAIM IigAIMPORTII, Shedield, cutlery manufacturer, June 111. et 2. 0101.011 HORT dame, Bideford, Devonshire, saddler, June 19, at il. JADES THoarnay, Newton, Cheshire, late licensed victualler, Juan SI, at & JaeleM IDWARDeI, Lower Heyford, seller . , June 21, at 10. Joins PAannutos, Nertharimton, ,, organ builder, June 21, at 10. Ronan EL= Liman, Cold. ism Norfolk, veterinary surgeon, June 17, at 10. Jololl6yfruLD Blasco', Itudhesth Lordship, Cheshire, grocer, Jane La at 11. .100011X01010, Oeilyfsßog, Glamorganshire, carrier, June 21, at t. Aims Wawa, Heath, Glateerganshire, butcher, June 28, at 11 Joan Lewis, Cerdiff, officer In the Customs, June 23, at 11. It= THOMAS, Swansea, weaver, July V, at 3. Gnome JOHN MlLearrr. landport, Hants, stonemason, June 24, at 11. IFILLiAst Him Banbury, Oaf ordshint, carpenter, Jane 21, at 10. loge 11:DTAZID, Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton waste dealer, June 19 18 WILLIAM Drain, Mae-brook, Salop, tailor, Juno 21, at 12. 0101ta1 MAT, &otter, Llascolnahne, tailor, June 24, at 11. Amway Rummy, Silloth,Cwnberlasid. innkeeper, June 17, at 2. MUSIC. - - MR. HENRY LESLIE'S CHOIR The c.exerta of this choir are carried on with con @tautly increasing success ;a moos+ justly due to Mr. Leslie's great ability and energy. By ;motel and judicious train ing he has brought his singers to a degree of excellence not excelled by any continental choir that we have OVOOl4lOld and has, moreover, made them familiar with the highest order of part-singing ;so that these concerts. have now become one of the greatest musical treats that London am afford ; a thing of which the public are now well aware. Let night's performance at the Haeoveroquare Rooms was attended by an excessively crowded audience ; among these were many persons of rank and distinction. The most re markable feature of this concert was Mr. Leslie's new cantata, composed in honour of the approaching marline of the Primes' Alice and Prince Louis of BMW, which was first performed on Monday last at the Crystal Palate, and of which we have already given some account. We have only to add that the orchestral aooompani. meats were now mooed for two performers on tbe piano forte with excellent effect ; that the two solo parts were exceedingly well sung by Mies Robertine Henderson and Mr. Bentley. The whole performance was admirable end received by the audience with the warmest applause. As this cantata, we understand, is about to be published with the piano arrangement of the accompaniments, we have no (lout that so charming and interesting a work will be is great request in our private minim; circles. The remainder of the concert was a fine selection of choral and pert music, most of which was already known to the frequenters of these concerts. The greatest achievement of the choir was their performance of Samuel Wesley's Motett, "le exit.' Israel," a magni ficent piece of fugue writing, which was sung with a degree of precision, delicacy, and effect, which it would be im possible to prides too highly. There were several pieces performed for the first time; among others, a " inatique entitled Nazareth, by Gosood, more remarkable for its composer's name than for its lutriosic merit. It cousins of a solo (which was sung by Mr. Bentley) with a chorus of male voices, accompanied on the pianoforte and bar monium. It was much applauded and encored, from which we must of course infer that it possessed good (militias which we were unable to discover. P, bcer- • • LAST 'LAMINATIONS. JOT 10. J. W. Jacob, Albertetzeet, Hackney-road, bootroakx, -July 10. 8. Show, West Ham, Inez, joorneymno collar maker -July 10. W. Beak High-street, klaryiebone, journeyman fish ily 10. C. IL Bees, Drury-law, carver and gilder -4 J. B. Mabee, I.4ttie Argyle-street, Regent-street, in ventor of • iii iod M troorlog surfaces of stow to preveut decay -July 4. O. Morton, Great Ormond-street, Queen.square, late temmeeldsk Heller--July 4. C. T. Jose h, Woodford, "see; C ernMentehark-July -gardens, Pim artist-Jullyliget. Wright, epperto ra.place, New i ror g ri "hic -rood, journeymen tratober-Joly 10. J. Gennuchot, I Southampton row, Bloomsbury, reporter to a foreign newspaper --holy le W. Addlsoo, Lloyd's Con...bones, City. underwriter - Jnly 4. B. Fair, Stangsteetreet, Lambeth, slater-duly 4. W. H. Brown, Bedford-row, blington. editor - July 10. /- Bennet. Woolwich, ambient, to a grocer-July 4. H. S. The, Hanover street and Commercial-rood, Pimlico, carpenter -July 4. W. Goodwin, Brentwood, Rum watchmsker-July 4. IL Wharrem, Blackmon-street, Boreuei, letter-Jay4. L Northhonse, Thames Ditton, dealer Di wilnle-June 20. J. Museelwhite, Mason-street, Lambeth, dairyman-Jew IL J. Pearson, Nine lams, Vauxhall, timber merchant-June 20. 1. Potter, Bible liedingham, Reel, gardener-Idyl. J. mutes, Napier-terrace, Bow-cosornomlans, coopsr-J* L 1. _Theamon, see., Liverpool street and Cullum street, City, boaker-July 1. H. Bombs" Croven-ternsco, Upper Holloway, ballder-July 1. G. P. Hodson, George-terrace, Bermondsey. sail manufacturer -July 1. R. Da view, Market-place, Caledonian-road, late Boensed victualler- July 1. A. O. Decie, Bark-Mace, Depurator-July 2. B. Jevon, Klivwood, stalfordshire, stone getter-July 3. J. P. Smith, Wightwick-hill, Staffordshire, dealer in agricultural Implements -July 3. W. Brans, Shrewsbury , tailor-July 7. C. Lunt, EU minOam, brass caster-July 2. T. Hilton, St. George s. Salop. mercer-July 2. W. H. Brookes, Weetbronswich, tailor -J une 30. J. Perkins, Coventry, ribbon manufacturer-June 20. J. N. erbobegh, Illrosbuthern. grocer-July 1. W. Webb, Leicester, hoeler-Julyl. W. Jackson, Wbaplode, Lincolnshire, farmer- July 1. R.lane Nottingham, cooper-July 1. J. Wombell, n liestou, Derbyshire. printer-July 1. J. Corrisigton, Swinton, Notts, builder-July 1. John Aldridge and James Aldridge, Mansfield, Notts, irournougers-July 7. .I.W W. Taylor. Mkisomer Norton, elomenietehlre, miller-July 3. W. Locoman, Chelten ham, traveller-July 7. G. Asher. C•ombrill, Olouceatershire, tattle dealer -July 1. N.=ew Mallon. Yor.shire, draper -Joy 1. B. Howarth, wick, Yorkshire, innkeeper- July 2. I. Durance, Yon., Lincebi, stonewason-June 17. W. Procter. jun., lAverpool, tobacco manufacturer-June 27. J. Wil• BOARD 07 WWII& -The weekly meeting of the Sams, Denbigh, malteter-June 24. J. W. Booth, Rochdale, Board a welts wall had ymforday at tin amen is snowy broker-June 27. W. Taylor, Oldham, beeraeller-July tie temporary abeam* of the pesideat T. Coalman, J. Allmark, and M. Arnold, Oldham, engineers- ri,",--"ckaii, was occup i e d b y ki r. oupmeel. The mb date- Joel". G. Mimeo and A. Munro, Newcastle-open-Tyne, drapers _y go . A . wig', meet for the comet week showed ot peireViabatoe of sae M. A. Idmood, Newby , licensed 145,9311. 13a. 101. It wasby the aidaier that gales-J vistaellar-lea• 30. II French, Nevropethomptm eating- the eiteamenineei of tiui pa implosion at abigibia men beam keeper-June 30 . 8 . Ingliniew, MeeittelenStio-Tees, wharf• nadir haveetigatioa by the coroner , sod t: Wyeat finger-Jun 20. J. Whitidegy. Motbaliesder, amtchee.-Joee IS. wou ld b e comono meted to the I;oard. tas G. Branton, Newton-heatli, mar Monahreter, smilers designer- v__• osmoses was of a routioe character. June 10. L. Prisnkel, sanshawer arilWSoriet-Jme 20. it. Garin% Masenewer. Wironnwenietaris - Juna 26. J. Biome. The prize of 3,0017 1 fr. proposed by the French powlaien dreher-June 1. Bowler. Man- Academy for the beet binary of French novebtortilis treat eiwakr 0 111 ' 6 " 4 " 0 MCl4o.6.olsol=3miluck. the Aar* of d'Urftl be the Revd of ChatesaMdedikhle ' Ain beer re ' hem &weeded he Mum Dawned, • lady hiericile um. 10151 P -J W C 4 ". • will hamra is.lb. !henry world. dewier, marchsait-iane lei. talk S. Aida bereft DL Lis Jozion ' a LIGHT-Bekern COD lailit OIS -.lmse th lll . ours =As era' Whin mawy the r a ztariapowere cd this O bees renoeied tt!. uly 10. T. .Lim- ttnoose beilteal seeds Misr ibe while a= m at .chary Vt.' W. Make had beim to •v , Where an ,9. Dun* "the powers of Life an ' tW ell tr i agtrai llr bO Cal erljoissYt y to the body F?UtilMmaill:l24=-411;17y - Ica* , at ether ma he tome, and Vanities the Mame wahine ta , wortrad: air 4 1 %1 ' . jr.4 1 % reti k AiNk k g4r4 --Juni SO. . Heeshow, Oust ""'w- acenem ra, /land, Wed"ale4111,01011 TEE HANDEL norm/au —The great full re hearsal •t the Crystal Palace, under Xr. Costa, will take place on Saturday, Jose 21, commencing at n o'ekak. The ebonies in the lint part of the rehearsal will 111011110110 those known as single choruses ; the second part (whisk is expected to commence about two o'clock) will assist of double choruses from De6oraA. &town, and Israel Egypt. The Hid of principal vocalists espied for this festival Is onasually strews, 'Deluding the maw of Mdlle. Thiess, Madame lituderalorff. MAIMS 1.4031111101 Shining ton, and Miss Pampa, Madame &igloo Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Weiss, Mr. &Ailey, sod Signor Menotti. They will all take part oa the great rehearsal day. [Stamped. Id. Additional THZ INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, The interior of the building presented a magni ficent appearance yesterday, crowded as it was, at the fashionable hour, with the largest (belt-Brown) company that has yet been returned. Every part of the building appeared •to be full and busy, and the Eastern platform was especially thronged by an audience collected to bear Mr. Diikn's concert, which, happily, on this occasion met with no Oppo - from the organ. Whilst we stayed a selection from Norma was played, and it weaned to obtain cordial acceptation from the souipaby. The various jewel cases were also terribly beleaguered by fair asisilanta—so much so in the case of the Koh-I-Door case, that the polioe were obliged once or twice to clear a passage through the nave. Mr. Hancock's beautiful collection was also almost unapproachable, so attractive were the diamonds and the sapphires, (TWOPENCE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRO MOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. TRE EVENING MZET/NGB. accordance with the e. the meetings of edu catnip and Internatkmal law enta were held at Bur lington-how in *weds& NATIONAL EDUOATION. The Wend= ma the pepere reed to the morning at the simian of hie depertemat was sow Ws* order the presi dency at the Vary Rev. the Dean of SE Pants. The papers were those by the Rev. David Melvil e." State Aid to Edo. metre, sad what should regulate it by' Mr. Hereog Mann, "Os the Future of Popular Education ;" and by Mr. Z. G. Fitch, " On Educational Results, and how to test them." AMO those Mend noticed Mr. James Heywood, F.E.S. *Wien* Sie J. Kaye Shattliewortk, Itts H. Hol. bah M. Gamier (of Paris), Ifor: Edwin Obadivick, 0.8., Me. Gera*, M.P., Sir H. Varney, M.P., Mr . P. Urquhart, Mr. Sawn Wien, Mr. O. W. G. Puller, IL P., Ur. Zee Mr. J. G. Fifth ; Mr. Ernest Neel eel the Nev. the searderies -to the domeleaset. Nr.ttaltarl L eyelid the sele)see by Whig lOW in the paper reed in the monis there bad bees coeflicting opi moos as to the addend* of • new ends me ducat** Hs we of opines that the meetry wend war agree to • r,LeierNi which did not depend re .Ihe hat plass ane plan so as to reach the Imprnacembd el dab's to be educated, and in the seemed to give le he einhiree emir instractioa • sound eirmatery edutation. He knew there wee egret ay for retwelameat, for mesas ma drake word with more *ea , rose The premed system .... .= Wed Weide le wieti with the; pea** ed salad . Wend, the romar az - 6a Whed • Wintelemnee. dhappreed of the mho Mt, Mr. M0i1e 64"46 (0f EdiehWehl. Iv. Obentie, Mes Rehene, sad the Nee. J. Ryland oweined their re gular* views es theprobehle opeediee el the wereals. Mr. CIADWILS, hav referred to his ormasothe with the peer-law, mid th at had We lewd that with the ineweemeat in the quality of the wider there was a car t in he diadem year, kw.) 9 17V i rtar, i 7tr• Tram, had Naked why they did ace de pend cm reed* twain _nrechanicalsmalts. If his view were accepted, it would be a complete answer to that question. Mayo sehodemetees had been dismissed for prom immesh*, very fin for lacepseity as to misehani. cid reed* It we lewd that the maser, of those masters so Walesa bad gel VOW in a higher eh= of mhos* There wee me meastresity which to large Wee would preclude • man from the positron of school. master, unless they keg their own security. (Hear, bear.) Wititcroped to the ceempea g nystem of edu cation abroad, there was this to be thd whereas et the Mews ailietedin this wen Terhalew for billasee — ala Moe thee half meld dye Wham, while In Pew* those who coald not were Ml* Q per Md. If we were to waved the fume& and meadloant meet de iaby wise elediarlialline doped rukdalle me ica —ehe briwirg in the eateteediet wee men minor, waseree. As Mgereled the wisps of the Wool moseer sad the wimmiedliesente, be WWI it* OW the veryhest Mew wholemeal' meat eramminetdedsisio were =be prim** ham the inedegnew d the pay_,_- for a man who weaned all the meemary onslitca shows fee • "rhodium*, would reset* 901. ryes:, while hie wring* a merman* how weld be weir* hoes 1301. to MC Mr. Foam% (from Sweden) advocated the compulsory WS= as in form in that anotry. , Er. Rinsch; Loce arat Leurealiail aossidUed that the meeting bad • lost s he of the educible act Which ambled ewisteatew to mad who seed act be awned by their puede to sertilketed Weds • Wheat *whit man mined &fel* y and be could sot see how they could have a more admira ble system for deed* this hapevorired dam. (Hear. hear.) Dr. HODGSON CODdeOlDed the system a( paying for re 'mite, observing that if a • lower clews Of meters wen re. gibed' for loatesg schools, there would of wen* be remained eilwerer she of goverement impeoters, for men with 'dein of from 7001. to 5001. per annum were net *pelted to seeerlehe *epees in reading, writing, and With. • mene. (Hem, latar,aed highter.) The PlOllllllBR,_ having wetted some time, and no ore baring Wm to addram the neesZ n et ee dthey rend ooptent ebeemilme whit ebb Wed& *SW bed 'beau Word. Wide WOOS Who ee.e4herl, sod he very wages W that • lilac imam light bad aot been show eat WOW.) Thaw thtleehin, minters wee of ODOM no selestibe to beweepentheeseelber mares hat to post. 10=1,74 11 latele"" dawning Gaildhall. . " • linuoinuarr tisane. 110111mplin of theme Istewlimeel law De partment had far the subject dllseMemnon belligemt iiittita Dr. Tuft* Twin, lemided, and in open. fag the prowitte. mid that the Wien of belligerent rights wee use of the genteel pehlis hapertmee. and one that should most proper y_ dieweed, He therefore in vited any Wished a amid knowledge anther subject to ex. Pm then opinions. N. amain Paws, who on coons& forward wee received with load applause, then addressed the meeting in French. 4 .1110=e and fordby. Garner Page, drew . to the inevitable evils etkielt must ewer pay war, eves if es as w ed war was in the preleat day, Wee dvffili , l hipelved it of the horrors which easewaeld it in • When= age. He drew a picture ,el the Nero which blookedee and deice must entail, where the Wit unhappy victims, perhaps, were those helpless En Were east whitlow it were, became the be. En 166064 V" Mid* then comae* or InAltrissti ve = c as7;l l l: l oits, s w 7, "a d they ad thenlielewed Ihweedines meemuy ter the defenders. I , was to Aweigh he Waned that of cotton had been resorted Ire • purpose of enforcing on Europe Me nenwAnfell Interfacing is that war which he attributed to the adnunipn of slavery. He bore testimony to the forbears** dila allied forces In sparing Odeesa during the Bassi= awricemllianduld amidst loud eppisue and Francs uni ted Ms and awed the evils of war, and would g=te eleilietherlbeseEhent the world. '• lewd Beeineitan mpeemed his high Wain** of IL G. Pages' speech, and reminded the audience that he was member of the pronclional government of Prance in 1848 4 whisk had abolished the paraishasent of death for penned agr (APPlancm) a lrilawres PAGIM aid i pso we wee hie opinion that if the gevenmeeeer Trues had delendied I. pat en end to P 1 41 6 06 1• 4 6 9, the goverweet of the .llalli Slates would eventually We speed to it. After 000611 dlemesioc. a vote of theihe we on the motion of Sir F. Xmas, semidied by Lord Iltosae aats. weed to the Wendish. nod the lanWait opals, and all the other varieties of precious gems with which the public ass now bewaring so familiar. There is also in this ass perhaps the greatest rarity in the whole building—namely, a piece of solid gold plate, it being a singular fact that elsewhere there is got a single specimen of the most precious of the !metals exhibited. This solitary representative of the Anotrakien goid-fielde is a handsome vas el the when of 1001., and was nasufeetured by Mr. Hen esik, from pats . I/ataxia Aoki. to b viz e,p ago reaented to Dr. er..tb, chief b theia e • hale article is not very le, but' 'bib& its far' as we could learn, the Only piece of gokrpialle in se vast an accumulation ch the mirld's insiiiisydrisehave.thought it deserving of seine Their Hpyal Highnesue the Princesses Helens, aid Kaiak etten d ed, six or 'seven ladies end gentlemen of the ooaic — +inled the Exhibition eleil#, bad devoted si-geedr heel •el time lied etten • time to, the Item& earact, where the numerous mewing inardliees,.. Abe• prating, and the meking rittait considerable atten lien p vi,'tore. The Princess H honoured Mr. R aysolds 'by going into his week shop, and indribbig-tbi process of making three or four piper, elled whist' were carefully put aids to he preserved .ss memorials et the . royal visit. Her Royal Higheas asked sevreal questions, which indicated considerable knowledge at chemistry and minersicy, and expressed herself much interested in the simple; but ingenious, pace% which the hid . , witueeeed. We agret to be obliged to add,tlat the royal party *ere forced to leave the. bQift mash earlier than they. had intended, in• woes-• gauss of the rude end shameless way is whisk they were literally " mobbed " by persons weir - lag tbesabe of ladies end gentlemen. Some of the "Wm . " rushed forward, and coolly peered under the - bonnets of the young Princesses, to the utter easfaion and annoyance of the latter, and in de fiance al the • expostedetioss of the police. Met ale werecreikees bed, and when the polies re monstrated, were insolent and abusive, acting, in Asa, as if they had au inward conviction that the privilege ordering at - the royal Princeton in a manner which, if it had been done to ladies of lOwer rank, would most assuredly have proesred for the ofiendees plesonel chastisement from their male meats, was ri legitimate portion of the value cf the half-crown which they had paid for admis sion, To the honour of the working classes, we lave to record, on the beet authority, that on the previous (shilling) day, when the building Crowded with mechanics and their wives, the .1 partT peered through the various courts acenparsvi tbreby unmolested. A eansiderable crowd tolloged. Alen,, it is true, let a shrictriod, alter the quality of thedistinguishad.viaitors became known, but a single word from the potiue4olB43unt in attendance wag aufficieirt to batl do:retire • pople to fe l l back in Iffibelost dda•Mtallinenner, and haring •ttier-pise age 01 the party' through the mete the royal bike were wholly unobstructed. We have strong sessesrfoe believing that the illustrious head of the •Royal family will visit the Exhibition to-day, but it will be at so early an hour as to preclude the possibility of annoyance such as was yesterday visited on its younger members. IL Ronher, the French Minister of Agriculture, has arrived in town for a month's sojourn, during which he will give the building end its enceinte a careful inspection with *view of Waring • 1•1 1 9 11 for the information of the Emperor. r t is whispered further that the visit of IL Rouher has another object, namely, that of making arrangements for an early visit from the Emperor himself accompanied by the Empress. In the evening Ear(( Gresville and the royal com missioners gave a snide at the South Kensington Museum, to which nearly 4,000 of the elite of the fashionable world and all the foreign notabilities at present in town were invited to meet their Royal Highnesses the Dishes of Cambridge and the Pan- MS Mary, and her 'Serene Highness the erred Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz. The whole of Use courts and gallery were brilliantly illuminated and tastefully decorated with flowers for the recep tion of the company. The newcourt, in which all the rare " loans" w h lob lave recently been got together by the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Cote,was a powerful object of attraction. It avoid that the objects of art temporarily accumulated in this department reach the almost fabulous aggregate value of two millions sterling. The Sevres china exhibited is the rarest end most valuable in the world, and there are also collected here for the first time all the specimens that exist in England of the famous " Heeri•Deux" ware of which there are only fifty time pieces in the w orld. English collectors have contrived to secure twenty-three, and they were all inspected yesterday evening by the company at the soiree. Three military bands attended, abun dant refreshments of the most luxurious descrip tion were provided, including hot-house grapes at Ids. a pound, and nothing was left undone to make the fate the moat successful of many season& Her Majesty the Queen has ban graciously Assad to .intimate her intention to present 800 of the female students of the Schools of Art through out the United Kingdom with tickets of admiauon to the International Exhibition, available on any Friday and Saturday. The number of visitors yesterday was as follows : Season tickets, 6,599 ; on payment, 21,0E4 ; total, 27,643. Amongst those present were—Prince Arthur , Prince Leopold, Prussia Helena, Princess Louisa', Lilly C. Barrington, Miss Bauer, Colonel de Roue, Colonel Kingscote, the ex-Queen of France, the Japanese Ambassadors, 6,c. THE Lurawmut Azri, cessEnet•brzak • rirse lariP PtIN.L• ' • • The codusidee ' .: 61 — the above feed Met at the llsseioa-hadis piebirday mari Z LTCITT, !eq., tore the eirdr, Mid the following duets • were likewise pre. seat:--C. Berber, L+ q., W. Maria, leg., J. Armitage, Teo., sad S. Inlberoglue, Fee. Mr. Gime, the Acting fiecretarr, submitted the financial shot, showing that the told essouet received tot to Thunder erelong was 5,5021., at which amount the sum of 3,6501. bad been already forwarded to different treas. Letters were reed yeeterday from the rectors • sad isesatheats of different districts., apOying for aid, hem which it appeared that the - agrees in all the Ipmetive districts mond Manchester, ka, is very peak The lasambent of Mickley, is aski n g tor amistanoe iff .. V „.... ter u t that not only were the indolent and im but families who had hitherto been well C" . l7writs mew eteirebg. Hs meetietssd see family to par =MOW he had visited. 12sees wow ire ebildrea, ;pareWs, who bad formerly bees is llokeidli7 good dodeldereeee two completely destitute, tmerytbiag baying bees sued of. eves to the lowland bedding. Oar of the little children was lylog dead, aad the to bed ao means whatever of burying IR week one roes, drive& by mot, hug elf arithis • few yards of the • onto , . own &or, and, he himself bad takes owe poor girl into the notary I. see bar from perishing. The applitiatawM having been emsaidered tbententaiMee, it was firmly resolv e that the following mums .shmald be sent feeskwith i—To Tint. Pb pf 60 1 , :;i 1 M. XI C=Mtr i , r 1001. ; St. Cathie** Netnews, 60Rzwe eeeoleitte4 also tablas into atesidmatice the Mertes* sad eastiimaing dis tress la motile towels, to whkili rams of sow bad already Mete ferwerdsi, sad the additional fast that rut weelrbein Whitaas-week. the seed three days holiday will, in ewe. gasses of the atappeges of the milk, be tized to the whale week, reselied that the following additional arms g teenosided :—To ffiettkpert, 1004 ; nark -1001. ; Wipe, 101.11.4tel os tridge. 11.101. ; aad Ashton. lime, 100 L As a was received from the eholems of • lead eemanitee• of Al Soule pail* Ras. sheilis o asking for some said' saes, as their eon feed eras _expeded. The secretary was directed to write fee sad is the event of recede*a matiefattory =darker's for the sum of 151., which would make • total of 1,9701. Yr. Globs also reed letiesseeksowledgiag the receipt of the several amounts forwarded last week to assemidielelete, sad cosesietog the gratetal Urals of the se. gil t ib iallowies additional donations wars rewired daring jewiteday—Mr. iW. M. Story, ; Jaias Menlo.. and Oa., M. IL A. W., par Masses. MIA sad Co, WI.; H Yr. G. em* ILL ; Mr. Jamas Hyped, 101. ; Mr. fiktuser Tuner, 101. 10s. • Mr. Chutes gloaealleld, 51. ; : ADMISSION mums FOR THETH WEEK ENDING MAY St, OOMPARRD WI 1861. m ani l a s Malt , auva day. itamoo ll Uto.. .1 1 :1 an . • • Way sy laliarawa day. O • as 6.lsy 1.100.• MN 1 7 wn Th aa&.4midaana •aowa . " itosana nymmi tkkata i t ali 7 40 010 syg...awas ow. p lll VlaassoMsksts : KM xoy" u y May . 0 1,.... arow ~..=••• • . 1.061 13 • MOW, 88 Mamma Mai taBBl day. jaws 4116944- Mint • imp . 6 • Saturday, ruin ir F imat Total sway* at don 688,1110 7 11 1861. "IldUbi ladMat . Mai ally dai " i isumararmak aamo tillies ticket a.l 15 4 !: 1,M:7 17 I° o o Faaiday, May IT Payroll 1607 nabs deg. Gomm reimic O,NO , • 0 wad Ta dO ss =m o l ckets.. 37 4 38 0 4 TharldirThsi ....:17rmarat p jler n a. • 10 1* i rr in t u r.l 9 " • Rat, 00 • . Ave daiat 8124. 1 34000 Usaas trfe u ma UWE readpia at dada saaMit7i; , 111015EIZEBWie The meeting of the Re* Geogrephicial Society, fie AWN; 11111 w Sidi. wt. ; Yrs. BitihortowhowliN origimay iambic fee errythe %Wog A• MAO* imilAigoill4 6l6ll . ; Kn. r hum* we' cipsdicres r eke ei c iadiso, pro. Fredrick ketkim, 1/44 A. Iterke Towered, ' serrther ~led ilailman 411. U. b. ; A. W/L " MR. MILES' (ALFRED,I WEBB MLLES NSW gram AND SUMMER STOCK tar the Workitsaiod Scotch ANDOLA Ids TROUSEM. IN a mists sad rawly for Inspection. Than Timms wan orighwasd W Mr. Miles Sillassallyriadrest DROOKSTSJIKT, MANOVEL-SQI7A33 W wise Is sot ooasisolad with say m perms imitating sad advs.. tidy: ta his aw. INTAISLOOLID lath iItDRUAZT. whet .uO/1 I day bona it to- V.OOO prim rhea, kook 48c ; Wad. irso in es. A en re 'dims linaily it wens re Will Lest at lvinee, Ply of ,rata Y ths osutat irbest, Beam, 31. pit ` - '27b.1 rBS.