The Express. — London, England, 1862-07-11 00:00:00

N /f . "" _ ke" , I. ;11 "" i -" ,% ' 7 TIT Titt . ( „ 1 , 1 1 • r., F.it'Sl'Al'Elt 7 b, 114 ! 111 0 , M: 4 - k n 4;v:. LONDON, FRIDAY -EVENING, JULY 11, 1882. No 4,966.] [Stamped, Id. Additional.] LTWOPENC: VITA, calling at )BAOBAB.—(Tbe July, C i , l l . lFiritsi, and September steamers, M Madras to held to passengers only.`—The weltknmen clipper manta!) 0..3111•.1sly 1,135 tons. 300 hoese.power, J. Mt YTll_, i,nnauder, now loading In the Victoria (London, I, , sie oil the 13th July, ambit king passengers et and Waring drmesend on the 15th July. This magnificent Alp. built et pressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly retitled. WA trot-rate accommodation for passengers, sad will carry an ea. wrienced surgeon and a stewardess. The service will be continued monthly bytes of the following Wit-sailing =Ulan steam vesicle belonging soma Company : Shlpa ' Tons. Ilonswpower.l Date of &Wing: MR. sad Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. JOHN PARRY, will give their New Entertainment, MR FAMILY LEGEND, and Mr. Into Parry's Musical Narrative ef the °GALENA SAWN, EVERY EVENING 'except Lister- Morning Represestadous—Tenday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 3. —Roysl Gallery of Illustratton, 14, Regent-street. Unreserved ante Is. and es stalls, 35.: stall (spring) chain. be, micatred la adman (without tee), at the Gallery, sad at Messrs. Cisme sad Co.'s, 201, litacsat-street. L ONDO N, Fleebeereet war Temple-bar. SAWYER'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for THIS DAT, the 10th hat., wilt consist of— POTAGIS. A le Crnlsfe—Au Vermicelle. P 019805. Turbot Sauce aux Capra—Filets de Ilerlans trite. merit& Catelettee de Vesta sauce Tomato—ktiesoles de Hotnerd--Quatre de Venaleon—Aguesu r6tL PBESZAWAYION 01 THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY To YE. PEABODY. A special Court of Common Council wan bold petted'', at Guildhall, for the purpose of presenting the freedom 01 the City sod a gold box, of the value of 100 Oates, to G. Peabody, Feu., in accordance with a rm.:dodo, peeved unanimously by the court on the 22nd of May la* fa appreciation of his munificent gift of 150,000 i., to be meal loth" relief and assistance of the poor of the matinee s. WIMBLRDON 111711 W. The following is an amesided list of volunteer oorps which here received the sanction of the Secretary of State for War to attend the eerie. at Wimbledon on Sitar day next :—Honourable. Artillery Company ; Ist Surrey Light Home, and let Middlesex Light Hone, united ; 2nd, and 3rd Middlesex Artillery, and 19th Ismembire Ar tillery, united ; let Middlesex Engineers, Ist Tower Hamlets Engines's, 14 London Engineers, sad 32nd Middlesex Rifles, united ; Ist (Victoria) Middlesex ; 2nd (Beath) Mid dlesex; 4th Middlesex, sth Administrative Battalion Mid dlesex, and lid London united; 9th (West) Middlesex; 11th (St. George's) and 36th Middlesex, united; 15th (Lon don Scottish) ; 19th Middlesex ; 20th Middlesex ; 214 (Civil Service), and 38th Middlesex, united ; 22nd (Queen's), 23rd (lens of Court), 28th (London 144), 29th Middlesex, 37th Middlesex, 39th Middlesex, 40th (Central Loudon Rifle Bastin), 46th Middlesex, 48th (Havelosles), Zed &dodo's- I:cativo Battalion (Middlesex), 7th Administrative Battalion alArs =ACM, szrazirs comPlir. JULIA PASTRANA EMBALMED, standing ereat, dread ea la lift, Is promegneed by the medical pro bation to be the mated acientlee ourbaity ever exhibited in London. BURLINOTON GALLERY. 191, Piccadilly. OPEN DAILY, from Eleven to :Ina.—Admiasion, One Milling. ZMILICNITO. Putman de Cabinet -edema* de Prunes de Bordeaux. Calcutta calling at the cape of Good Hope) 3.3 M mil 1 Auguid 16. Jason Golden Fleece Queen of tke Soots krill FM November IL Indiana Ilydaspes Lady Jocelyn ;Se IN February 16. Mauritius slss 300 March 16. MIDDLESEX NEW MUSIC HALL, Drury- WM. Proprietor, Mr. L Winder. Tha only der in London. Madame Moon. Alm Mn. ilattara cm i= Darde. Mias Clifton, and War Mariam.; likarra Harry Sydney, Norman, Wyndham 47bortie, Hazy in, QYI%a, and Raney and French, the original Nerves Open at 7. Frontage et Bela4e. TOYOIIZOW, the lltit htsL, TH2 LONDON DINAR[ will °outfit of— The peneeeding was the more interesting, an this is the Stet occur on on which snob an honour has been conferred upon an Ameriean citizen, and there was a full attendance of mesolarrs of the court, many of whom were accompanied by their /adios. The BAgpt Ron. the Loan MAYOR presided, and there was a km muster of members of the "upper bench." Among the visitors were the Lady Mayors., Mr. Adams. the Ausrams *Mager, and 10C110 members of his family ; Mg. and: On. Lampoon, from New York ; Mr. Hall, of Boston h . . boaparlisy, of Boston ; Mr. Thayer, of New York ; . and Mrs. Moon, of New York, &c. The fort trustees **tad to carry out the beneficent intentions of the d OtamelY, Lord Stanley, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Lamp oon, Ys., Emerson rennent, were sloe upon the *t eam .. : The tex, which woof the description usually presented on these asegicess, bee on one side the resolution agreed to by OCss Oily some,. sod on the other the Anne at th,,m! le alms bears upon it the names of the gentlemen who are appointed trustees to tarry oat the sift. 1. , 119119. Purte de Neret-4 la Palermo. POISSON. Samson sauoe Homed—Mertes tries. Escalopes de Veualson aux coruichons—Petas Pates de 'Walk. For freight or ptireige A pply to GRINDLA Y and Co., ha Par liamentatreet, N W the Brokers, ALFRED BREIT and Co,, 150. Icadenhalletreet, EC.. or at the Oakes of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane. Loudon. LC., where also application lor agyaina. smuts as Midshipmen in this service should he made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary, Zest ladle m Ittacing.hae a London Shipping LC. Company (LlMited), . THE LONDON PAVILION. The prnprielon of the above elegant establishment have much pleasure In inisonncing the engagement of LITTLE CORELLI, the greatest Gymnatte of the day, who will make her first appearance on MONDAY, the 14th Inst. The ex accomplishments of this wonthnful child surpass all ati dinar ir nesse& Miracles of muscular power and (eats the moot are performed in a truly surprising manner, In the executini which the remarkable ease and graceful aimpikity evince by Llttle Carelli cannot but realise the admirsUon of all eyes. This week the entestainments will embrace the talent of the w hole of thetompaey engamed,willi £host of other novelties, including theappearanceef she Australian Prndia,who waIe:AMU himself every e‘ entry. Immense income of Sam Collins In his new osg, t " Paddy don eare."—LOIEL and 90!Ct HAMMER, Proprietors. ROTS. Bauf—Mouton. INTREMSTB. Souffle au riz—Beigneta d'Anaoi► IstSurrey ; 7th Surrey and 12th Surrey united ; 10th Surrey, 23ed Surrey, led and god Administrative Batta lions (Surrey), united ; let Adrololdrative Battalion (Faith), Ist City of Loaded, Sid laindth ; 2nd, Bth, and 9th Tower Hulett, wild j dile sod lith Tower Hamlets, united ; Ist Admisistralies Bethke (Tower Hailils l o. The oillthes maussodiag those amps which are to be united with others is a battalion should make the necessary afrapsomests for farming the battalion previously to mm - 'l3; co to the posad. IL X 9101200. war-omen, duly 10, 1862. . MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Bloch*ll-yard, London' LINK of PACKET SHIPS to AIsTRALIA.—For lIELBOURNK. Port MUM, direct (to Mit the Docks on MONDAY. inty FL calling at Plyinonthl, the farourite clipper ship NORFOLK, 1,000 tens, BRYANT TONKIN, Commander; lying In to. haat India Deck. Her accommoda nous f or all chasm of paieenners are unsurpassed, and she trW curry an experienced surgeon. —Por freight or i = =f a t; l i skj&Luzose sad wawa: - .Er isoNeekir me. -4 this Line of packets are convoyed from Paddington to Ply mouth, BM-class for second-claw tam, and oecond-claaa for luni-clast fared Promos et Bolsdc 4n extensive and oiretelly-.elected Meek of Rhenish, Wedis, and other Wines, imported erring!, for The London Dam. D. VALENTIN, Wine and Spirit liewhiasti 11 !‘ Pfilmtell!"llP6-1 I ' l6° t° tb° IN " de"' Turtle Soup, and all lle in MIMS. daily. Flits ILasaanes at VeSiONI *vary day, at 1 and think. NIL Daring theadfleitai flank^ lets Lakin Diener Pa darned tlaliy tras vie Mid Welton, - Ind amen ft Ina Codes Roam &la atria hos one until Um labs& Opts on tlitsgala rafoiß chibek. • Preprlator. iitaTatenenieisireeWedieOliiseireel statism enable M. Valentin to sepplp these wines, so highly approved of, at the following quotations:— MACON-BEAUJOULlik lei& MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' ( f . 0 - 1 BORDEAUX, IME. Blackwell-yen] London. LINE of PACKET SHIPS to G R A vriz 1868 . Ms. AUSTRALIA. — For MELBOURNE, Poet Phillip, Obese (to Bare I CHABLIS, mem Vs. the Ducks on Wednesday, August 10, calling a& Ptymouthi, the BEAUNE, IKE . Me. „ favourite clipper ship SI: FFOLK , 1,100 Um& J . BOIIL N MARTIN, OLD COGNAC Itle It EDE ens. Commander; lying in the last India Dock. Her atom:weals- Warranted pan trap* Wines. thou for all classes of passengers are unsurPree, end she will A fell List of Pekes forwirds4 et appltestion. carry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or paeans allg MLEOD, A LLPORT, and MORG A N, with Menus. Money W m d sons, Lae, Lesdeniailletreec —Petweneers by Lis Rae et packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plyznouth, first -odour for second-clam farm and second-elaas for third-class fares. The Lord Mayorhaving taken his Sla v Ml. Peabody 11111 ill. induced to the Coast by Mr. Deputy Bead, the mo►er, and Mr. Alderman Phillips, the seconikw, of the ambition. He was received with a tremendous burst of cheering from the members of the court and the strangers in the galleried. no Town Clerk having read the minutes of the former semi and the resolution that had been agreed to, Mr. B. SCOTT, addressed the new " citizen and cloth. worker." The The day la published. vice IL, HANDBOOK to the PICTURN6 in the INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION oc, last. 17 Tom TAII,OII, Y.A. Imadam : Brad/sal and Enn,lL Hoomml&mkomE. INTERIOR of EXETER GOLLFAI CiHAPE, OXFORD.-The BUILD= of THIS DAY, prim ad.„ Ma tains : -Fins View of Interior of Exeter College Chapel, Oxfotd- The Adam of Art sad Industry-The Teaching of the Loan Col. Maims-Doings In Northumberland-Architects and Agriculture -New meat 11with Mustratlon) - Needlewomen - Statues sad Memo leis-T amwEobaakmeut BM-Workmen and Chtwelses Proposed Macldriers-hridge-ikottish News-From Paris-The Developossat of Heat Solar and Terrestrial - Stained Glass- Church-bonding News- Provincial News-Competitions, ter.- (Mace, 1, Yorketreet Corentgardeo, and all booksellers. EUROPEAN aud COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. PeII-wall, Leaden. !.1.W.. Idabtlebed 1869 for the supply of pare Wine; of the Ittirbert character et a laving of at least 30 per cent. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The Great Eastern, WALTZ& PATON, Commander, will be DISPATCHED from LIVICAPOOL, with liberty to cell at Quesestoen as alder SATURDAY, Await It W EDNISDAY, October 1. TUESDAY, November 18 ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY, 275. per dozen. (The Standard el Rueßenee.) SPLENDID OLD PORT rs. per dozen. (Ten years in the wood.) For freight or pattaee apply to C. E. Dixon, 9, Bamford-plat, Liverpool . Seymour, Peacock, and Co., 119, Feneborcherreet ; Great Ship Company ,Lirattedj, 90. Cannon-Masai, London. Dinner Sherry, 20e. and Us. Old Port, 2= ►nd 30a Eyern►y Champagne, 34a. IBS Julien Claret, ISa . 20s. &345. Finest Cognac Mandy, Mk and Finest Bctieds= Holiands, 50.. per dosed. pit ow. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA 101. PS les WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORE Direct—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORE. and PHI LADEL MIA STEAM-9111P COMPANY Wald dupateli• Ise their tall-powered Iron &rew Steantehlpe calling et Queen*. Wu to embark parsepss and despatch's. saleilows: WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL TOE NEW YOLK. El72,.Wednee!thy, Jul) • 10. is. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July 90. And every suctrediag W Cabin pasesse, lb , IT, and Al guineas : I =W to the lIECC 4I6. stodatlon. Forward passage, 8 guineas, Inelatting all provisions woke]. Paasengers for Canada, the tinned States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms—For further particulas apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 21, Wateratreet, Livapool; or to KO 108 and MACEY. 61, bang WlRM9ll4lruel. City. TEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNkMDAY and SATURDAY, by the North German Lloyd's splendid steamers ADLER, HOWE, or SCHWALBE. from Roreelydown, at 11 LIM, calling at Bladovall Pier to receive passengers at noon. These vessels are fitted with a spacious saloon on deck, end have superior accommodation for passengers. Pares to Bremen: AS and LI . return tickets, 23 and 41 10a ilea t m sage, 36 boon atty.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal o Mt-drclia W.: or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHIL -11, loath:a& E.C. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA- VtU leaves the British and Foreign Stem-wharf, Woo phi& may SUNDAY. at 11 am. Tans: afft h , .C 1 lea, and lea ed. no YYRNOORD, Rom off the TIMM, wiry Tirtillb- DAY MORNING tarty. Fare Cl .— Apply to CRAMIN'S Unl and !BILLUPS earnt Oeleo. Popes: nei/Cll4 m LW. : or to PHILIIPIL GRAY'S, , 11, Rood-hu C. EEMONDSZY. iESS RS. DANIEL gifiTH, .ON, sad° A KLEY have received Instructions to NELL by AUCTION. at the Part, near the Bank of England, on FRIDAY, July la, at It, la Two Lots, the following valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ;Ix : Int. 1. Dwelling-houses and shops, warehouses, workshops, sad tanyard, being Nos. 15 to IN, Bermondsey-square, also No 221 to No. nil, Grange-road, with the extenshe builder's yard. workshops. house, and premises, at Star-eorner, held by Hews. Willa, the whole let on lease for a term, of which 33 years will be unexpired at 311datneuer, 1011, at the rent of a:NI per annum. ; . - _ . . -- . ... . . . . ... lot S. Upwards of 70 swelling-houses and shop in Abbey. Meet, Loupwalk, Abbeyktreet South, etc., and extensive wo-ir. shops. titnyards, and building+, the whole let on lease for a term of which 25 years were unexpired at Lady-day, 1661. at the rent of Ott per annum. These properties occupy most valuable and extensive sites, and the reversion in each cum at the termina tion of the leases is extremely valuable, the present rack rentals beiag large, and the value of the Lmd for comateratal premises, dc.. must increase every year. Particulars with plan may be had at the Mart, : of Munn. boys and Tweedie, solicitors, 6, Ely-place, liollurn, LC.. and of Messrs, IiASiLL Want, Sop, sad °MUM, 1.0. WeterLxi-place, Pall-mall, S. W. BEAUJJLAIS %Atm sad SU dooms esaTs caniTg; te4-;:, uvieraczerr, ST. JOHN'S-PARK, RFD; Rl= OP WIOHT. _ _ -- • MESSRS. DANIEL SMI TH, SON, andOAKLEY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart. year the Bank of &gland, on FRIDAY, July 18, at 11, the above desirable RESIDENCE. in a first-rate situation, commanding views over the sea to Portsmouth, with lawns and gardens. It contains six bed-rooms and dressing roues, dining. mom in ft. square. drawing-room Mtft. by 15ft., with bay window at each rod ; entrance ball, also gentle man's room, kitchen, butler's pantry, etc.. In the basement. The house is of pleasing elevation and well built, lighted through. oat with gas, and there is a glazed verandah, which might be altered to form a conservatory. The fixtures and fittings are now, and have been selected with excellent taste, and are to be taken by 'valuation. Immediate poseeesion may be had. The property is held by lease for a term or 998 years, at a ground rent of tl2 per Lmm. PartieulaN may be had of Messrs. Boys end Tweethe,sollettoes, 0. My-ple,, Holborn, of Mesas. Marvin and Son, tinicia avert, k 3 de. at the Pier Hotel, Ryde : at the Auction Mart, RC: and .4 Messrs. DMIIII Sterna. SON, and 0 , land swats and surveyom, 10, Wsiterloo.pliee, Pall-mall, S.W., where Wins and views may be seen. VALUABLE FREEHOL M D MEADOW LAND, near Woodford and ewls% M3MISIC. ESSRS. DANIEL Shi ITH, SON,ando &KLEY have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on FEWAY, July 18, at 18, a likable enclosure of kRIEHOLD ACCOMMODATION MEADOW LAND, is the piroh of Woodford, containing 7a. 2r. Alp., situate fronting es the silt Wile of the toropike rood from London to m a ws% sml shoht half a mile from the George-lane Station on the Isslahtiin Railway, within a short ride of Bishorismste or Fen etre/it...lmi Terminus. It Li let to Mr. Whltheld, a yearly imam. at the low rent of tin per Susan. Pasta slat, and plan may be had of Messrs. Bkkards and CO-. solicitor, 1. ui own-court, Old Broad street, KC. at the Mart, . at the George lon, Woodford: at the Eagle Inn, Soares cd of Messrs. DAXIEL NXITII, Bow. and 01[1.1Y, land arlia , m.l surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W. SI-Mg .._goyiggylLyyoN-R , and PART of the SOMEE LIMN ESTATE, 'Mats midway between Lowestoft and Tinsmith. MESSRS.DANIKLEIMITH,SON,andOAKLEY Hatt, are instencted to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction on TUESDAY. August 1, at IS, In One lot, this beautiful RFZIDENTIAL PROPERTY, with its line estate, comprising the Loos fa with its tlegaist *later garden and many other luxurious adjuncts, sue v'whkft 111 s fiaely-timherl park and domain of about Tan 1110USAYD EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACKER, t `nnfrldng numerous convenient farms of arable, meadow, and marsh Lunt, with excellent homesbrivis, interspersed with °ene mata' plantations and fine game preserves, the extensive slid Inlaid decoy, with the Ashby and Fritton water, fringed by fir and nther plantations. The estate is situate about floe mites W"ln loriestort and seven from Great Yarmouth, with emy unnuniration with the metropolis by the East Suffolk Rail- Way. Ihe mansion, park 'amid, decoy. dc.. and about 000 acres W amble and posture are in h aul. The farms are let at low 11, W, and the total rental is about £3,550 per annum. This Woisdtv preseets an opportunity of acquiring a first clam man ila 01th avery compact domain around it, combining one of lbn rill' thirst game estates with a sound tended Investment. The estate is abundantly stocked with mime, sad, If desired, the surrheier may hare the shootileg from the Ist of September. 'he adiowson ,d and next presentation to the rectory of Somer. n may lv purchased If desired. N.R. The "'niter garden, and any of the vineries or forcing bsuses not required by the purchaser will be removed by the tender. Partionlara, with plans le. each', maybe had of Mesas. Swtft, Wagstaff. and Blenkiimop, Si. Greet George-street, Westin's:4w: unto( blesses. Doom. Sawn, 80F, aid 05111 T, 10, Waterloo- Sloe. Warms. S.W. KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT GEITILOYING POWDER—This powder is unite harm lets to animal life, but ts unrivalled in destroying fleas, bap, snows flies, cockroaches, beetles, gnats, mosiinitoes, moths In hr, every other species of Insects in all stages Of Metala o r* 4 PYIUMen will and this an Invaluable remedy for ...deoying fleas In their dogs, as also ladles for their pet dogs : sprinkled shout the nests of poultry, it will be found ex they Windy efficacious in exterminating those insects with which to usually infested. It is perfectly harmless in Ha nature. msy spplied withoet any apprehens on, I/ It has no gm ,""*".l ddeteits/us to animal life. stdd in pullets, la., IL ea.. sad or port free for 11, or treble else tordepostsse /mina. "7 TH OMAS KEATING, Chemist, 70 St. Paul's-churchyard. LC.—Take notice each genuine racket bean the above Mule and after. 20s. per dozes gem forladed. Tema, cash or reference. RED TIPPING, Manager. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. BORWICIER is the BALING POWDER recommended by Dr. Hassell (Analyst to the Lancet; author of Adulterations Detailed," Re) It was the first, and Is the best Baking Pow. der—often imitated, but sew equalled. As Toe value your Leal* ass so ether. Sold everywhere. In Id., Ed., 4d., aad ed. Packets. sad Is.. as. Ed.. and is. boxes. CIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Highbury and Kleeland Coal Depbto No travellers or meats emplo)ed. LEA mod Co.'s. lowest summer price for Helton, Haswell, sad Leanbton Wellhead, the best house coal, di rect from the collieri, s by screw steamers, Is Ls. per ton (do not pay more under any pretest) Hartlepool, 20v. ; Tandeld, lie. ; best small, Lli Intend, by railway ; eiliostone, first chow We.. second clan, 18s. ; Clay Cross, Ito, and ISO . Barnsley, lra; Hartley, We Net cash. Delivered screened to any part of Lon don. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief offices. North Lon don Hallway Station, Highbary, Islington, or Kingetend. F URNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Put of Use Kingdom. Drawhig.room Suites In Velvet LIS 0 0 Drawled-room Suites, complete u 0 0 Dluinr.room Suited, complete 2B 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete 26 0 0 Warranted Tart-Nam P. and S. 1111706, 144, OXIORASTREICT, and 91 to 96, CITY.LOAD. Mnstrated Catslognes matte and post tree on appllostion. GOLD OHAINB.—W AT REMIT ON sad BEOGIDYN bo to call the attention of the public to the 10hat el I.IIYOLCZ which iu = y ieliver with Gold ` tiwed Chaim purchased at their & & To woriunanzhip of pattern chain, .51 inches long To (18) carat gold, weighing on. dwt gra., at Ata Ba. fied. per ounce, Mint prim Total Up= this system the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE of the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser; Wither eton and Brogden looking for a fair remuneration on the work mnipheanship lty of t only, he pawhichttern. is charged according to the irtricacy or ei WATHEESTON and BROODEN, Goldsmiths.—Manufactory, No. leE,, Hearletta-street, Covent-garden, Loudon. W.C. Rata bitshed A.D. 1 . 798... _ Assays — lit;sefe — ol Chafes and Jewellery fork each. —N.B. This ttablistunent is closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at 1. HAMILTON and K IMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NEW COATINGS are now ready for Inspection. The trousenngs are of patterns and tex ture* not to be excelled. A select stork of wal lounging. and over meta always on hand at HAMILTON and 106, Strand, opposite Inter-halt MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) 271 W SPRING AND BUMMER STOCK for the World-tamed Scotch ANGOLA MA TROUSERS. Is sew replete and ready for itupection. These Trousers were originated by Mr. Miles, Monody addreu U ru, BROOK -ST RE Kr, HANOVER-SODA RI nisi who la not connected with any person Imitating and &dyer tiling in iliS menu IfffABLIERED lath PNISRUART, 11142. NTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. A.H MOBE3 and BONS celebrated INDISIMNIABLIC BUM which is adapted equally for Timeßing, Redness, or the Bes ide, will be found the most comfortable dress for a visit to the International Exhibition, mice from 30s to 70x. Summer Clothing of every description, ready-made, or made to measure for all classes and all ages. E. BOHM and 00N, Beady-made and Bespoke 'tailors, Hate Makers. Woollen Drapers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. London Homes ; City Establishment, 134, 154 128, 137, Maeda . 83, 84, 33. Be, a. 88, 8 9 , AldSltlX Oxford.street Branch, 604 307, 508, New Oxlord•street: 1,2, 3, Ilartestmet. Tottenham-court•road Branch, 137, 133, Tottenham-court-road; 283, Eaatoo•rod, Country gatahltahmente Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. AU articles are marked In plain Anus the lowearnosaible prices, from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. - Cats of prices, with rules for self-measurement, and patterns, poet tree. & MOSES and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday evening at sunset till Saturday evening at sunset, when business la resarneal until 11 o'clock. & MONKS and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French and German translations, and containing some interest ing information concerning the "international Exhibition," may he had gratis, and poet free. FroLADIEK—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Orisotal Botanical Preparation for Imprwrhut and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing irritation sad removing all redness, tau, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors. doss, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or totems solar heat. Price 41. ed. and ea. ea per bottle.—Sold at 50, Hatton-garden; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowland/ ICalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious alleles under the mime of " Kalydor.' QIIININR—Dr. RASSALL'S Report on WATERNB QUININE WINE recommends Bs see, and the 11 teal Proismake generally testify to its value and importance. ROBERT WATYRB, 2, Martina-lane, Cannoustreet, London. E.C. Hold by groom chembus, Italian warehousemen, and others, at gOa a dosen. whoWele agents, Lewis, Webb, and Co., Worcester. •.• IRTRRNATIONAL RIBLIBTION. des Class 2. JCOPAHINE MEGE, succeseully fur bled In the Paris and Landon Hospitals, under the care of Hewn CuUhler, Ricord, Lloyd, Poland, and Legros Clatt (Lancet, alb Nov., 1652), effect. a cure to an average of sl i a: s t s ? either la recent or chronic dlseases.-4s. 6d. per bottle, by 14. U., at C. 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L ettait, 16, Albemarteelreet, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till 3, and 6to & •• We feel so hesitation In sayit to there le no memberof society by whom the bout wßlnot be found useful—whethersuch penal hold the relation of parent, preceptor, or clergymiuL"—Sun. London: Yana. Se. Cordial: sad J. Allen. W. Warwick-lane. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE Mini's TILLIONANS.) THE RECOGNITION OF ITALY BY RUSSIA. TURIN, JOLT 10. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Signor Mae sari asked the ministry why they had not yet announced to the chamber the recognition of the kingdom of Italy by Russia. Signor Rattassi replied that he did not wish to announce the fact before receiving the official note from the Russian government, which had arrived to-day. He reserved the communication of this event till to-morrow, when he said he would at the same time make another announcement of the same nature which would afford great satisfaction to the chamber. In conclusion, Signor Rattazzi said : " Diplomatic documents will also be laid on the table of the house, showing that the recognition is not accompanied by any conditions calculated to wound the dignity of the Italian kingdom. The rumours which have been circulated against the government are thus contradicted." (Applause.) SER VIA. PARIS, JOLT 10. The Paris papers publish a telegram from 13e1- grade dated to-46y, stating that an Austrian steamer was towing a Turkish vessel to that city, and that the Austrian authorities were in direct communi cation with the Turkish garrison. VIE.NA, JULY 10. The Oesterreichische Zeitung of to-day asserts that great agitation prevails in Belgrade, and that an outbreak is apprehended. The Prince of Sonia is powerless. The minister Garaschanin, it asp, is the real head of the movement, which it is believed may lead to a change of dynasty. GERMANY. FBANSFORT-ON-THEE-MAINE, JuLT 10. In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet the repre sentative of Baden proposed the abolition of the Federal laws ou associations and the press laws of 184, or at least the omission of that paragraph which relates to the withdrawal of permissions to publish newspapers. AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, dour 10. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Bavaria from New York on the 28th ult., has arrived off Cowes. She brings 199 passengers for Havre, Hamburg, and this port ; and iu specie, 541,717 dole. for England ; 248,400 dole. for France ; and 10,000 dole. for Hamburg. The Bavaria spoke the Teutonia on the 29th ult., bound for New York ; and in lat. 43.30 N., lon. 48 passed several icebergs. Her news has been anti cipated. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Yesterday was a fine day, after a previous night of incessant rain, and the company mustered more numerously than on any previous day since the opening. The turntables gave a return of con siderably over 63,000 at five o'clock, and people were dal coming in. Amongst the number were nearly 1,000 10e. ticket holders, who evidently mean to lose no time in availing themselves of their privilege. The foreign bands, as promised, played under the domes, and each attracted a tre mendous crowd ; they, no doubt, having also been the main cause of the increase in the day's attendance. The Gendarmerie arranged their orchestra on the esatern platform and, under the direction of M. Riedel, played the fol lowing tastefully selected programme : 1. Over ture, William Tell-2. La Vierge des Bois, Valae- 3. Fantaisie varide cur La Bomnambule -4. Marche Militaire-5. Fantaisie cur Norma 6. La Savoyarde-7. Fantaisie sur La Tra viata-8. Marche Militaire. The last piece was the composition of the conductor, and was much relished by the company. When the band of the Gendarmerie had finished, the company gave them an impromptu ovation, leaving a passage so narrow that they were obliged to retreat in single file, and run a terrific gauntlet of cheering and shaking hands as they passed along. The Zonaves, with their picturesque costumes and breasts decorated with the medals of a hundred battles, were also great lions in their way, although their music was thought to be not quite so good as that of the Gendarmerie. One of them, a tine-looking man with a tremendous black bea rd, wore the Legion d'Honneur, and half a score of other decorations. The most admired piece played by the Zouaves was a fantaisie on Fra Diavolo. As they left the build ing they had also an ovation similar to that which had been accorded to the Gendarmerie. The highest temperature during the day, as &hewn by Negretti and Zambra's patent thermo meters, was—ln the nave, 64.5 deg. ; in the gal leries, 68.4 deg. Tba following is tbe official return of Um number of visitors yesterday:—By season ticket% 8,476 ; by payment, 57,738; 1644 66,213. . then presented Mr. Peabody with the freedom of the City contained in a gold box, of the value of 100 genius, expressing a hope that Mr. Peahody's tura to his satire land might be the harbinger of returning c a r peace--peace hued upon the lasting foundation of freedom PrasoDY, who was loudly cheered, proceeded to sew knowledge the eompliment. He said he accepted at the buds of the Chamberlain, with deep sensibility, the vary west honour bestowed on him by the City of London, bet he was conscious that he did not altogether deserve the praise which bad beak lavished epos his. ger =oat unmindful of the fact that his ability to make a gift for the benefit of the poor of London wiz less due to his own merits than to the kis& Providence which had so highly favoured him, end be should hive neglected au obvious duty if he had failed to au* • portion of his means to the advantage of others. It use but just to say that in his effort to do good he less not the pioneer, but the follower of many public benetheters whose munificent character had illustrated the blower, of this country. He had always held the optimism that among those who bad an especial claim to partieipate in whatever good fortune he might enjoy were the ecocimael tile in which he acquired the means of being useful to his felloivmen, and he should be indeed unfaithful if in carry. lag out his long-cherished design be forgot the great city where he had experienced so much kiedoess and passed so many years of happiness and prosperity. (Cheers.) The fulfilment of his reeolutien as as AMMALISI2 citizen resident in London was particularly gratifying to him. He remembered with gratification and satisfaction the kindly relation. which had foi inch • length of time subsisted between We native land and that anouset city. From the birth of the nation until the present day America had seldom failed to dad in this country, the stronghold of civil and religiose, liberty, a willing response to.its own emotions of paternity and goodwill, sad it was likewise to him • circumstance of unexpected happiness if . he gift, by reason of the particular time at which it was made, Seeded in any degree to soften the asperities of teeth% which have unhappily arisen between the two great minas of the Anglo-Suon family. (Cheers.) if it reminded the people of both countries of their COMM= origin and manual sympathy, he should be (enemata indeed, and should be more than repaid. He was gratified to leans that in banishing dis thietions of party sad of creed from the application of this ;EA )tchad m* with 101 approval of their distinguished Nay. Bach distinctions faded away In the preemies of the comma) claims of human nature. and it would be uneatural indeed if he were to exclude from his regard on such narrow grounds any portion of those with whom his early die advantages ought to place him in perpetual relations of sympathy and goodwill. (Cheers.) He had never forgotten, and never could forget, the great privations of his early years ; and to encourage and stimulate the exertions of the youth of this great city and country who had no reliance except upon their own character and exertions to raise them selves in society, he might be allowed to say that there were. few individuals amongst them whose opportunities for a prosperous life were not better than were his own at that sge. Let him, then, once more acknowledge the signal honour which they Nei bestowed on him, an honour grateful to hire both as a citizen of the United Banos and as resident in the great city by whose corporation it was conferred. He reciprocated most sincerely the friendly sentiments the Chamberlain had expressed with regard to his native land, and most heartily did he respond to the hops that its pre sent trials might result in the permanent triumph of liberty and good government. (Cheers.) Most firmly did he pray that his country, governed in the spirit which animated the illustrious Washington, and England, under the guidance of its good and beloved Queen, might advance through coming years In promoting these great interests of civilise tan and humanity which had ever been espoused by those two great and kindred nations. He thanked them also far their good wishes for his bealthand happiness ; and although he could desire that their generous praises were better deserved, be could not refuse to swept the kind words they had addressed to him. The remembrance of them, together with the memento of the good wishes they had presented to him, would ever be present to himself and those near to him, and so long as Heaven preserved lie life and gave him power of free action, it should be her aim to attain to the excellent character which the Chamberlain, on behalf of the corporation, had been pleased to associate with his humble name. (Loud cheers.) Mr. KEDLAY, the chairman of the Linde Committee, moved that the address of the Chamberlain, and that of Mr. Peabody, should be entered upon the records of the court. The motion having been seconded, was unanimously adopted amidst loud cheering. The proceedings then terminated. A banquet was given to Mr. Peabody in the evening at the Mansion-house, by the Lord Mayor; about 200 persoos sat down to dinner, among whom were Mr. Peabody, Mr. Adams, the American Minister, Lord Stanley, M.P , Sir Emerson Tennant, do. The Lord Mayor proposed the health of Mr. Peabody in appropriate terms, that gentle. man briefly responding. Mr. Adams replied to the toast of " The Trustees of the Gift." He said Mr. Peabody had drawn a legitimate benefit from the expanding trade of the eastern and the western world. His prosperity wee the type of the recipreoal benefit which the respective nations have gained from mutual intercourse. The moral which his career taught was the advantage of exchanging good will. In practisieg habits only of kindness cod courtesy equally to the people of both nations he inaugu rated a policy which promoted their useful ends at the same time that it advanced his own. That policy was essentially one of peace. By his name a feint idea might be formed of the unity as well es the magnitude of the re spective interests which that peace protects. Lord Stanle y replied to " The Howes of Lords sad Commons." Sir E. Tensest proponed the "Health of the Lord Mayor," and Mr. Peabody the " Health of the Lady Mayoreu. " The Fortis' Strangers" was responded to by M. De Franqueville. TICE BT. OBOBOB'S CHESS CLUB. A dinner of the British Chess Association, form log as appropriate termination to the retest coot's!, took platy yesterday evening at Willis's Rooms, and was at tended by about 50 members and visitors. The chair was taken by the president, Lord LYrlnvots, and the company included Lord Ravens worth, Lord Oremorne, Lord Ly Melton, H. Mougnolim, Herr Lowenthall, IL Andersson, M. 84. 8011, Mr. Strode, Mr. Newham, Mr. T. H. Priasep, and Mr. WorselL After the customary loyal taw* The CRAIRXAX proposed " Success to the Asuedatioe," which, lie said, had dose such to increase the Jeanie attasked to the game. and to bring together its followers is all parts of the world. Adverting to the reunion whose proceedings have jest hen chronicled, be said It ind ful filled all the expectations el the coamittee, and impressed • hope that the foreign visitors were raed with their reception. lie then adverted to the necessity of establishing • universal code of laws for the game c clues, sad in timated that siege were about to be taken, which it win hoped would iswe la the sooomptishinest of that object fte for es Eselead WOB ceneerned then Irma, be observed, • muter" of laws already in force ; but is Italy and other countries the genie differed from their own, sad the increasing importance of chess rendered it neeemary to secure an international cede, especially as Um emersion of telegraphic communication would probably lead to ohm playing between Europe sad America and Australia. Among the ressaistag testa were " Our Ironies Visi tors.' runosei W Lord RevesswedarN " The Proviocisl Cher Clubs, " and " The 'Chairman,* all of which received doe hosour. The Duke of Cambridge was early at Wimbledon yesterday morning, accompanied by Sir J T. Sorter sad Colonel C. 8., for the rupose . of inspeetioi the . ground, preparatory to Saturday's review. His royal high- ors made the circuit of the eoclosure, and afterwards rods behind the brim, ether the politicos reserved for the dif ferent tattier' of artillery use pointed oat to him and met with his approval, the Ist Middlesex Battery, consisting of 181 b. siege guns, being already planted. Some Mirky was utherispeed last year in getting the gar iu owing to the steeple's of the pound beyoed the butt.. the close growth of the furze. To obviate this difficulty for the present occasion, spade and 'mattock have been at work, and roads have been cut, so as to facilitate the morment of artillery every direction. The duke having concluded in his inspeetios, and made some suggestions, besides t Scotch a glance at the firing parties in the English and match, took his departure, but not before ha had taken 30 grand stand tickets for the review. Saturday is looked forward to with a good deal of interest by the volunteers, and still more by the Conned of the National Rifle Association, who not only ripest it as an important public sequel to the rifle contents, but also r important to themselves in a financial point of view, sirs the cost of the meeting has been enormous, while the re ceipts from admissions and pool firing have been far from 'sulkier to recoup them for their expenditure, and they . rely mainly upon the succor of the review as an attrac tion to the public for the reimbursement of a very con siderable portion of their outlay. It is to be hoped, there. fen, that the day will be dos, sod if so the spectacle will i well repay visitors, for whom however numerous th ey may be, Uwe ample accomnicalation ' • miles of standing room far those who may be content to read ; and eovered - - , in mellerlea, ample and convenient, for those who may dos . lire to sit, and who may not be unwilling to pay for admis- I doe to these choice positioas. With regard to the cora -1 mimerist, k may be as well to add that there is likely to be no defieracy of eatables or drinkable'. On an average, Mr. Cox, the refreshment contractor , has dined from 800 to 1,000 persons dilly, te hie large toot, since the meet. lag cummiserd, and, profiting by his upriser of volunteer eating a nd drinking capacity, be will no doubt make abundant provision to meet the extra calory demand which Saturday will make upon hi re error Several military rode will be in attendance, and if they are equal to the band of the Queen's Westminster, which gave its services yesterday, lovers of music will here no care for complaint on that erre. THE GREAT NATIONAL RIFLE CONTEST. The eyelets for &Maim yesterday sore : The Prises of Welea's prim of 1001., cup or money; the Albert pito of 100 f., cup Or prosy, given by the council ; the Doke of Cambridge's prize of 56i., cop or ; the Doke of Wel liegtoes prim of 5 1 11., cup or mom ;j the All Camera' ties ; the Ainotiation Cup, value MC • the Saks Priam, Mr. 'Henry's pita of two rake, value ' llBl. min& esspeettesty, shot for at the Running Deer ; the BUM Derby, entrances 21., and the sweepstakes (25 per oent. to Associate* with coatroom at 10a, Tie., and 2s. 6d. Besides them there was the decision of the match between the selected eight of Eogland sod the selected eight of Soothed (headed respectively by Lord Bury and Captain Rees) which bad been left in an unfinished state on Wed needstL when the firing at 800 yards sad 900 yards was owe led, leaving the English considerably ahead of their sort ern competitors ; sod with a bare possibility, and hardly that, that the latter might recover themselves, and assert the supremacy of the Scottish Lion, in the mooed half of the firing at 1,000 yards, which was left ever till yesterday mo proce rnZ. But instead of doiag so they lost ground as they sod at the close of the conteati retired from the firing posts, 0011160111 that for mice they bad met their match, their score being 166 below that of their opponents., the te scores being EneAnd, 890. Scotland, 724 ; the jority being 48 at the 800 yard. range, at the 900 yards 34, end at the 1,000 yards 84 respectively. The best mans on the English side were, at 800 yards, those of Lord Bury, who made 49, and Major Halloo!, who made 46 ;at yards, those of Private Beasley, who made 42, and Lord Ducie, who made 39 ; and at 1,000 yards those of Qv taro Heaton and Major Belford, who made 38 each. On the Scotch side Captain Rose at 800 yards oared 52, Major Muir scoring 46 ; at 900 yards Captaia Bees scored 41, as did also the Master of Lovas.; at 1,000 yards he lost his luck, seoring only 20, while Major Muir made 33, and Mr. C. Rom *O. With regard to Lard Bury, at the font and second ranges his lordship was peculiarly unfortunate, firing nine shots in succession without once hitting the target. Upon inspecting his rifle it was dim:mend to be "leaded, which means (so says his lordship) that a small Mom of Lad had got into the breech, whereupon Lord Bury borrowed Mr. Beasley's rifle, and afterwards, although one of his shots was a ricochet, which, although it did not miss, might just as well have gone a mils wide, since ricochet. do not count in the score. We should do injustice to the international match betwcen Ragland and Scotland if we did not add that while the lloglith eight were modest in their hour of triumph, the Scotch eight accepted their defeat with a cheerful ; and that that defeat, at all events, is not likely to rank as a Scottish grievance. For the Duke of Wellington's Prise, Fix*, of the Victorian, who carried off the Quer'. Prise, Lord Vernon, end Earl Grosvenor tied, making five bull's eyes, or , a score of 20, each, at 1,000 yards, seven shots, firing from a fixed rest. Upoo shooting off the ties, The Priem of Wales's Prize was won by A. Smith, 17th Edinburgh, who made 15 point, at 201) yards, 15 at 1100 yards, and 10 at 600 yards ; being a total sear, hits in eluded, of 50. The Albert Prize was won by Major Raiford, lit teleme ter, who at the three ranges of WO, 900, and 1,000 yards, made a total score of 64 ; the next highest score being ow of 57, made by Young, of the Ist Stirling. The principal scores ware as follow, hits and points iacluded, via, : 800 900 1,009 YARDS. YARDS. 2A1139. 40261.. Belford se II 64 lborobary. Potter Field l6 21 7 44 Basra • 19 21 14 66 Joplin l2 13 23 48 • lawtsy 14 19 16 48 17 22 16 64 Rowland Thomas l4 19 16 47 Young W mute Or Aneocurxer Cur.—Major Moir, 12th Stir- Duling. Soore already published. Total, 55. Duca or Cameroun's Parrs--001quboun, 4th Dragoon Gam& : 600 Yards. 800 Yards. 1,000 Yards. Total. P. S. P. U. P. H. P. lf. Total. 17 7 .. 16 7 . 10 6 . . 41 10 81 Doss OF WILLOW/Olen Pl4=—Formbl, Liverpool Rifle Brigade, moored the highest number of point', 22, but a pro test ea the question 01 the use at the rest having &ring the decisicia will be gives to-morrow. To-day's programme is ratber shadowy. &viral geed siatehee axe expected. but the principal !eaten k the win tart kr Sari Dadley's prise among the winuers of other prima, at which a clues competition and splendid prang°, may be expected. The National Choral Society will give an open air choral performance is Use prds of the Royal Horti cultural Society, Death Kinengeoe, temionew (Saturday) aftenteee. Medd, sill umber 1,000 mime, and will be ender the direstion o lio ! 14: da W. Rutin The owes' of the Natimal Choral a aim* at Use convercerieue the Society of Aram W y, at the Smith Komminglon Kvaema, has mush haereamil the Waren Mhos in Um pro posed open air performance. At Use International Exhibition, inane& 2, there L *own by Kr. Wain, of 2. Calloc*-*** LoAce, a privaraYr 0* *Me& sibmisat. *WI* in the lona air wine. Dr. lasson, as In* is Qs "larost wow yam mat Web* ei amita.6o6 111108 , 01.1 WOW sad elber Icilicomici rimrdel Zic% Waillik id* b a nr eft "IPialse Whas =.l . B e a to *ma* anompol to o Ws 14 pike*, c= ltalba wardamema. and Mime et Pot Ibilm Imulaiwa.—Uldverliconsolj A deputation from this oompany waited o Sir George Grey, the Home Prearetazy,_yesterdly, in one of the committee rooms of the House of Common. Amongst the deputation were the Duke of Sutherland, the Earl of (helli ons, Lord (tiro Fitzgerald, Lord 0. Hanaltos, M.P., Mr W. Jolliffe, Bart., M.P., OS imps Oariniehael, Bart., Mr. John Penn (of Mare Jobs Pena sad Sous), Mr. Field (of Men. Ma Welty, Sou, sod FN. Chaplin (of Mess. Alex. Chaplin sad Co.), Mr. Ph' (of Mecca. Philippe, Middletoe, and Co.). Mr. H. D. vies, Mr. C. Osborn, Captain Oresorille Wells, direstsis ; Mr. D. I. Clark, C. E., • sad Mr. B. H. Lomita. eeasi.ry of the company. W. James, istroduoed the deputation to Mr a i r D. Dante (the chairman of the company) stated that its object was to seals a ressorieratien of the order ' weed in the London Goodie of the 11th Am& lest, which as it sew Made amounts to almost • palled= ol the sue of these enema He mid that the Kim built heretofore by the *many were of peat sire and power. with the view of taking the heavimtloeds, and that perhaps from their appearance, and the noise of the exhaust steams, there might suet an objection to their s. be a slight degree, on the ground of frighteoiog horses. engines. however, were the first built, bet new am were about being cuo- Mraeted which would be rendered entirely mbjectionable oa time grounds, What was sought at prom we. an an tonic's of the bouts of working from 6 p.m to in the metropolis, While is the animals there should be no limit ; also that the amines should be named to oad and unload throughout Si. day at the dads, sailway Westions, ho., or at the Ex hibition, when the time arrived for from -the kidding. Thp mg* whisk r aema i iesed 'aw l of the order in gumbos gas set one dill* omen e but as sid e/edema win eatmles Mao' ire the Me eie way to the ExkliaM. is minutiae raid that the engem of lid, order interfered with the cam ey's pros. peels, fratmeit as though it sdleeted Landes *Sly moat from sot nedemtanding this clearly failed te . sepport the oompsay, tie they otherwise would, by Mang 12•110110110iL The Fed of Cameras said that he bad Ma with oete of the company's megrims on one occasion when it was draw ing a load of forty tons to the Exhibition. He west with it tinvogh Parliament-street, Bridge-street, Victoria-street, ho., in the busy part of the day, and no horse we, frightened by or noticed it. Ms. Pm and Mr. PIRLD stated that their firms had seed these snipes from their first introduction with ' greatiedvanterSeoonomy. They bad drawn Si. heaviest machinery,• ha., which would have required 30 bores, with ea bores, of action, taming the sharpest mum without difficulty, and they had never Maga in the isighbourboods el their works (Grassi& and Lambeth), may accident or inconvenience. Mr. Pismires said that his firm bad a number at boo motive, to send to the Exhibition far the Austrian and Pranks oonernissioriers, which they had ieteaded to have seat there by mesas of Bray's 4astios wpm, but the order Mg bud at that Mu, they were usable to de ace, and were obliged to employ horses at three Mee the rest. ' sad they bad the greatest difficalty la_ getting their loads to the destinadoe by their means. The suds* took lees than one-sixth of the room of such a number it home, and travelled faster. Sir Groacr Gan promised to take tee Natter into con sideration' alter oonaultsug with air Billiard Mayne. He should bey,led to me treaties maim mad d they Gould be so with safety, ford their and value he bad no doubt ; and se the employ having engines which should be noobjectionatis so as noise or - Ince were concerned, if that Nash were oceom ptiah hose. would be no occasion for the order be bed issued remising in force. The deputation, after thaiildeg A r &Grp Grey, than withdrew. eSPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WORCZEITER SUMMZR 211XECTINI TiMOLL Stewards: The Earl of Coventry, the Earl of Stamford, sad the FAZI of Westmoreland; Mr. W, Welsh, honorary clerk of the coarse ; Mr Jobneon, York, *de and handicapper ; starter, Mr. Mamba, M The weather was gloomy end cold, but co ik troed fine, yet the ernapany on the knit et the two days wee not so sumerens ss us* at the summer gathesing of " ye faithful china* on the beak of the Severn. The racing was ex cellent._ Tax Climax HANDICar of 15 ave. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for all ape; waseers extra. About three *attars el a mils. al Dabs.) Lord Coventry's Escbobser. b OA iill) 1 napalm aneilige Dag =Ow • 2r4 at ugh tlantbranj • Mr. T. liegline• Flash la the Pan, • yrs. Betting : 6 W 4 on Leily Clifden, 6 to 2 Naehesparir, wed ito I apt Fieoh in the Pis. Lord • cost showed in boot with the ether pit is elms to the straight ran in, whine he leek • agar load. The favourite drew up, however, and at the stand challenged Fachequer. A hard snuggle sesued ; the favourite, how ever, failiog to get up, was beaten b 7 • neck. Four lengths between the second a d third. Tae Ti 1,71. HANDICZr 71 ti eon. sash, with 30 added, for all ages ; grimier, extra. About owe mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Berber's Don caster, by ittockwell—Oalety. b MONA Jb !Cromwell) 1 Yr. IL W. Tsyluts Grand Visisr, I yes, 7lb I NM* : 4 to 1 so Doomeser, who regaled the lied as usildag the tan for borne, and woe by Sweaty lamas. Tax JUrE3dIX ekunia ataxia of 5 'OM :twith( 30 added, for 21r-olds ; salts, 8m ; Allies sad Bst 11.11 b ; selling al oweaess ; belt a mile. (5 Babe.) Dr. Lincoln's Abernethy, by TbeCure—ltosolind (401b),7.4 ,WClllemsoie) 1 Mr. T. OWQ. Devotee, by Mountain Deer—SuperstlUen, Mr4ol._), 7“ a Waal I . Chapinsa's Duke al Ciusbeidee Oa), 7n.. (Cream 3 Mr. Vaughn:es Mainiee, by Vedette—Mien Percy 1404.) 7 ti. Veil 4 Mr. T. Stevenes Rase de Clare (40/), tot 101 b Memnon 6 I/44n : 7 to 4 eget Dorado, 7 to 'l eget Maurice, 4 to 1 eget Deka of Cambridge, sad 10 to 1 apt Abernethy. Whim the start was effected the Dike a/ Cambridge led the Mended followed by Abensethy, who was immediately at by Rae de Clare, the favourite being the lest. The Duke of Omni:4l4e was beaten tie am at the cords, and ths, lead was left in peessmiew of Abenethy, who carried am the mak; and won essily by a leugth. The favourite took the second place at the half distance, sod secured the essowd polities far kaglks in &Winos of Duke at Cambridge. The wiener was sold to Yr. Sopp, kaiser, for 216 games. A ii - LNDICALP PLATS of 50 sows., for all aim ; winners antra. Aland a lade. Mr. T. Hunt's Jacob, by the Ugly Back—Fortitude, 5 yr*, let 216 (Thommt I Mr. W. Dolman's Jessie brown. 4 yrs, ist 6lb J Holman) 2 Mr. Berber's Doncaster, 6 Ire, Mt Tlb (including 71b extra) (Cromwell) 3 Mr. Lincoln's Queen of Clubs, by King of Tnimps—Zetsis dam, l yrs, Est 71b (Williamson) 4 Captain thristio's Sweet Jesmasliss, 3 yrs, Mt sib (J Minutia's) 6 Mr. T. Oeldby's Stowell, by Baralms—Cbrach Militant's dam, 2 yes, US 1616 (Y Taper) 6 Betting : Evan oa Doomuter, 5 to 1 apish/sae Brown, end 6to 1 eacis apt Jacob end fleet Jumemist. After tweaking away se ate secaeles the balf-demea competitors wan de apitehed on excellent terms, the frost trio for a few strides comprising Jessie Brown, Sweet Jessamine, and Jacob, but J• 1810 Brown quickly retiring left the other pin in poem lion of the lead, the net does up. Making the turn for borne Sweet Jessamine lan out and took QUOINI of Clubs with her. The lead was thee bald by Jacob, who continued first throughout, Darreener being beldam in the dietaries, from which point Jesse Brows made a vinurcue attempt to overhaul Jacob but failed end was beaten two %Whs. A bad third. Tax WOICTAITILSBIRE Br ans (Handing)) at 10 Km. oath, 5 11, sad uuly 3if dedraed, with 100 addid vrisi?ors no extra. - new cOuree, one mile three forlospa (67 maba, 47 d whom pay i ewe. each.) Lord Coventay's Ylebequer, by Btocksrell-11tany, S Ire. 710 911 b (loc. 716 es' (J. A43mo) 1 11. r. Ti,'.sa Mostd•The, pi, 41b 101 b az) (J. Grlanbaw) 11r. T. Tor's 1?"#, * yes, Mt 1916 plseilest) $ Mr. H. lamp 11 - tijf jrr; et 6lb Setting 11 to 8 oa Xattebello, 100 to lb opt Exam quer, 7to 1 eget Desk, sad 10 to 1 opt Cieroesf. At the lint attempt the let west away einsatemeatij... efeef4mait advancing to the frost insandiaely, "th e cam was gime, he being closely folliaved by May, Montebello, Dusk, Vie ! mint 'Bagman, sad Eiresiestag, Examiner sad Coronet Wag Um last pair. Whoa they had proceeded about • quarter of • mile Montebello took a alight lead, Sycophant lying second, Desk third, and Kay fourth. O. arriving at tie open pound Dusk forced the running which was somewhat sligbtly slackened by Grimaaw taking a pull at hie hone,' which let up Everlasting, who Went on abreast with May sad Sycophant. At the halfsfile past, Moat'. bello reduced the gay Dusk had made, sad is map's, with Exchequer roe forward. A pproachiz ar te cards, Dusk was Mates, and disdain into third sal tbe lead with Ilesteltalie, Exchequer ruaaing ha side. When they got to the oars* Exchequer got slightly in front, but was Scaled by the favourite. A most punishing sad bal ms.t tem email, the neat being M deal* until the judge's sunder was basted. • opposite the goad, the fsvcarite appeared to have the best of the saw* but toed Coventry's b one , gog skis Use Moll taw stades mu • "Mobil ram ay a leaf lark has WINS ITO lengths Iran Montebello ; !!lily was a lad tomtit ; Viewsa 1, Edema fifth, affh, Coramd sixth, Everlasting oeviath, sad tlyeepheat _ _ Mut CM' Puma. a Saida*, al 50 Gam ; fat 3-yrambia aad armada; unans extra. UMnia a baN. maw, Vt. Itraft Wadyat b Vaitionr—TLavenn. ,(min a l z 01. Awdbea 1 Mr. &Are Teillidis Itsi. S mt. Im 1 1 b Mlassesg I Capt. OMmairs bowl Jainalas. syn. sail:. $