The Express. — London, England, 1868-07-29 00:00:00

vi cv • _• L A_ _jCa 6,557.) ! • R . . . tRECEIvEr 1..9 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1868. IN L), A -014 ICK. July 27, 11968.-114 radtqat i t_ , A ..,,, ~a • sTATE poll INDIA IN C.Nrtist o %mime _ a ,,,.. ,1.,. lorew.eg IttgAll vromidgfatof frn tht ~,,,,,.0, r _,., in „.,„ Combed r= r itt LYAVAI gp AirdsNeN ta ay7t r ...;. ;., :, IL SEA P ll4l4 l"tliomine in town , .. • .out rules and orb= m a t', we. , • t. „ It . ~ .. . o •• wake effect from the A3, a il k sni ta et i re . a m ..,,, act ist• r• • • , .. 1 ' :': C .."_"' in ., Wl , ..9" . .MrSONAS mho are membnrs , i .„ ..••,,rn L'`-`3 ,n t sr et the Novenas of • • .. or ono Ilne • Yo I . • " . ,,,„ ~. jay ,. of a Dish emurt, Li II • I:1 l• A . • • •• ei p A r :l o ENCY to COVENANTED CIVIL NANTS. WAIOIN NS.) a 1 ,, ~,, f ... '., .11 4 : RIII( A. • A r. .) .. r, • .. ' inel4klri illia rggiod fintinv wh•eft an crater A .s y.•• , . 4 • 0 f` !T'l ^ %VW's privilege seal as baidiary loam mad p ord. ••••,;:g u.k.g,,, MIL on leave, may be cut of erupts, as of . • . clerMee in In&. it ;At t......""1" locale' means any 141111 C granted sttormise I air • _ Ary Lace" means estrnordinnep i. P3'- 41 14114 Irffinliillarried of three months. t' ' lung 1.1 , deda, .. R. , MIII6 luzlmed• estembng &yen.' a period et r......,. , . NAiudwis acting allowsmemo As wir.rY - Statt.n" moms that station to which Lc Man& `ll• o 4b4Sir such Mb. r place as the Government to vrhich he so 00 Tve ~ riny rletwyrine,_ _ JHkHEN.--I,litrret Route to Hanover, Brut:l4- wick, awl coaltst Xottlt .oerutaa Ste liretelere Ma* prt,nmer fig ALNE. Crete& JAM, WM Se at Weiteiked TIWINDAY. July a). opltliost at wall mils* permitb og. at IS IMM.—Faree to Bream fatatl i tr: iota= tickets, £3 sad it Ita —A pply to tniAl*Lllllll Mria Mos. itsrat.tistas, W. ; or to FAILLIPM SUAVE*TRIL Ll3l II rat Co.. 6t Dunstan's booss, Crotalaao. areas Tawas. auras, 11.0. j AbitiliATl4.—TltUltll HOWIE 110131-E, situated se the Bast Wing the sea; eopertor, , aeretetnedation ; nem essoorally imp ad Wry ; terms sleslesiths .1 eflree• re. lisle. FROM LAS!' UAZEPTE. [STAMPED Id. ADDITIONAL] IN TELLIGEN CE FROM ABLI,OA D. OilbJs'll-I;WIJkiE, N.MEX.-2U fpunixts •tveli:—/Ignielor EDUCATION. with home tundurts, Nearly lrr~lPw•tio howensinel eariliwska haw the in of ket swami wad wife bathing ISO pude in length. Pie = nt•swre tae:. PHI NCIWAL. {swum ow SOLICITORS AND FURTH= PARTICULARS TO BR OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OT THE MEP IMOD/MAL 0011IIT ow aumourrer, amowozAuporsoar.) _ _ perouturre. 011201701 •217 w A 013101.) RERVIA. THE ANASHINATION OF PRINCE MICHAVX. IMPERIAL FIRE INHURANCE COMPANY. I. OW SmadatmreVaXi and 11 Pall m)% 'madam Missal led. Subscribed sad inverted Capital. es/ Daid /AMAMI lirr I mina:war granted on every description of property, at bums and abroad, at aredesids rates. Mims rind W promptly mattlad. YA rilrr iT,L4SII. fUworintisolint. ABRAHAM Cl•Li, lakfrivtilrpc, NOitiZsciptonebire, market gut- truer, to • suri;ider A.ugusi. il, at 12 •, WILLI• 11 Wamey-struct, Walsworth-mud, merchont'a clerk, Augmtli, st tr. Prisms Wn.t.iss Passems, Langharoodnet, Langhans-Owe, moth man, August 11, at 1. CII•ELES POW•EDII PALMIER, Vauxhall-bridge-road, late lieut.,- sat Is the army, August 11, at 1. Hagar Arms 13orough-market, general dealer, At lf, at 11. fususucs Ttientus irtworrser, Wallington, boomhire, mer chant, August 11, at 11. Hosts? Hewn CRAIG, Herman-cottages, Gorden-road. Peck ham, ilAllaoll acted, 11, at 11. Botustor Wear, Itrtre-et.,_Mdgate, fruiterer, August at 11. MATT% ALBERT MAIRTIA, Degmar-road, Victoria-park, shipping clerk,Ammut it, at It. JERI WILLIAMS., Robin Hood-lane, Poplar, late bat dudes, A 1411411. IS. DENJAIII3I HollEßAlf, Newman-etreet, Oxford-street, gentleman, Amiss* , 11, at it. 11EJAT WILLIAMS Basta, Oust Grimsby, Lincolnshire, WW I owner, August 11, at 12. TEREUS rumiso, lamdport, Hants,_perf perfu mer , August 11, at 1. TIMOILAS 1.14313, Bborter-dreet, George's-in-the-Name, lighter mtui, August 1,1 at 1. Toollill PTIAN, Nornasy, sideeman to a warehouomma, August il, et I. Hess , AMADEI!, Woolwich boolinaker, August 11, at 1. Joni" W erre, West land , Kilburn, ekenestieurvant, AMagg.it, at 11. guest DMA MAI Co., Great Dtiverstrest, legs cd serattd tries, August It, at 11. Pits NORD Ross, Rt. John.t.rert,, butebez, August I?, et IL 111111111 T Clllll7lllte, Lower Norwood, bootsamber„ August It, at 11. Janis DALIIIZY Churohtrect, Bettmal-grern, eating-house keeper, Augus t -s 12, at 11. WILLIAM Yarmouth Brewer-Wrest, Goklimcguare, cube-bouse keeper, August 12, at 11. JONA 11117111111 WALTER, Mpans ima as e .add er , August 12, at It. W MUIR HOIST UIVUMAIIT, th-park, milkman, Au gust 7, at 1. Jour annum C 0.., Hampstead, and Camden-street, Camden town, schoolmaster, August?, st 2. Rsoisian Anus Pouts*, South Wabilsans, Norfolk, miller, Au gust Ilt, at 12. :awes Nurses, Coventry, clothier, August 12, at 12. Masa Hoserre, Tipton Ntaffordsh., chartez smeter,Aug.l2, at it. ensues Mt tessi_Newhouse, Monmouthah , farmer, A. .7, at 11. Sian. TWOILaII BOVE7 Ttaee7, Dermehire, late fanner, August 7, at 12. JOIIIIRICIIIEZEI, TER= iidwike, TEllimle drays, August 7, at 11. BINJANIR ("sours 's, orksh.,tailor,Aug.lo,4 11. 'Dumas Hasuros, Northallerton,Vorksh., butcher , Aug.lo,st I. Tnosas Wasuas,Bridlington,lforksh.,fellebouger Aug. 11, at 12. Rolls? Hager Puns Liverpool, merchant, Alias es at 11. ROMEAT POLLAN% Liverpool, miller, August 7, 11. Hamer Loss, Liverpool, tionmed ,tmust T at 12. JuuN MASON, Barrow-m-Furnais, luncashiie, tootmaker, August 11, at 11. MATTHEW BIANDIRTT, ILlMlChelter, bouseller, August 7, at 11. J 0.., LEATH lIRMAZIOW, EICIIOI6/1 WIRED, lAnceshire, bolt maker, August 7, at 12. WILLIAM BEEPARD WEIRS, Manchester, wine rocrehant, August SPECIAL APRIL NuTll3 00 OPEItATYVB razwerpufs. Mr. T. W. 15APL3TON vibe erawnweed buelswee on these principle* in the Qty is Ilt i bea now the honour to announce hie 'ltem host bordeenh to SUBMIT. et PRlCkid on Sue L CL/31=ii of lid; 1164. es* Ltd, qualiter Shot have been rarely deel for petal% sale (never of the 1101 soy poke. Tbe two tanker Theisen' are utter—and three—reare to bottle; the two alter can be had either in Ithdo or by the darns; the lilt's are desisted in Bordeaux as unequalled during tins 'enter,. 11 ha following area parties of OM stook, and eon be ordered from that as Loudon, or duvet teem has cellars abroad. They will be sent on immoral or Mem saiseenteed et their represented growths Ike aeooliLao oesteeleoting urea. LII,OOO. Vanier* OK bottled in 11113—and the 1812 w 14113—eornehlt of lh Bees, armee L Reee, trasioarael. the Chateaux Deena La Grande, Lennie, Bhutan, Latour, Mouton. Banton.% end Lard?. de. BELGRADE, JULY 28. The fourteen persons condemned to death for complicity in the assassination of Prises Michael were shot this morning outside the town, on the bank of the Danube, in presence of a large mul titude and a considerable military force. Kiamil Bey bas arrived here from Constanti nople, with the Sultan's confirmation of the elo;.- tion of Prince Milan. L'UROPEAN AticIURANCE SOCIItrY. A Empowered by Spode.] Act of Parliament. For Life Ameoracee, Anitoltion, and lausmntiie of Fidelity fo Illitcationa of Tnist. x.H., T. mi. Nan.* payable during life—intlininit4ble—Not liable in tarn. Annual In sawed* Munn hundred and Fifty Tim:ma enad founds. L- rvaL9tioki. 1 1* maiebu. to rod of furlough whoh can be gruntol to any allay dun., the whole p. riod of hin net-rim to bruited to six Team 1 .1.0t.5.t to the ymr'n furlough shall be Vared to the enxlit of each ditty fur every four rant of octant • trier. t. N. , t 1544.01145 Mail lr taken 1.40. 41.• completion of eight p art ual re retre....ml4 under Rule 5 Forfoolrh Akan not he aerated lion! there years from the date at the hat ratan. from hag estmonluary leave, or long furlough 2. •p: an.ler Rnle S. la eve taken under thapt,rt. It. and 111. at no other have, shall be 'yawned as part of the said three i I' S ' ; • • maximum term of furlough to be taken at any one time 21.20 .• two oar. r Lintpt aa htninafter provided, an officer when on furlough la a ...tuts • lion on Ain nubstantivo appointment, or on an ata r,oin•ant of similar ehanada o f not law salary, and he nhall be a.. 1 alluonno at the rate of 60 per cent. of his average al the rt.VOll. three yearn. or for the pnaiod which hoe ...Le La lent retuni from ICOR furlous4 or loog eitraonlanary — fie - iii - nuity 'Cables, offering advantages to Annuitants, and full parbealars of the polwlar principle* of this doinety, wiU Ix• found in the new Prospectus. which wIDI be forwarded to appli cants poet free. KY LAKL,' *knees/ Regenteneset Hid 17. waterloo- -Plana FRANCE.-CLOSE OP THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. PARIS, Jm.v 28, Eveenia. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative Body, the new loan was approved by 213 votes against 16. The President, Y. Schneider, subsequently read an imperial decree closing the session of tho Chamber, and the deputies separated with cries of " Vive Empereur To-cloy the Advocate-General concluded his ar gument before the Imperial Court of Appeal in the matter of the'Credit If °Daher. He asked the aciortsto the judgment of the Tribunal de Commerce, declaring the directors of the oompany individually responsible to the shareholders. Judgment will be given on Saturday. The Froltee of this evening states that the Em peror will come to Paris, to be present st the fete of the 16th August, and will probably hold a grand review. VIJROPEAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. NOTKII HERNBY GIVEN. thot the maxim co the PAID-UP CAPITAL for the Halt tor ending the Web cdJone, NW, ie now in COIIHZE of PA HENRY LANA Gown' Neneger. No. 316, Regent-street, Leedom, W. -- "itikiiits IX .Cr st, ly all bottled Let yearl.—gt. Junius Ids Rae% air Cole d'h..4. limit Bissau Trargau Rona. the Chateau La Orange. Leer Ile, Lato Mx, and InAtte, to.; also all Use Ordsualens i Inge de tides, and Paha. Vintage . 11111114 .. — k terg. mid hs essale—Pronew et. Daßlon. M. Brews a/x* l... e, Bourg, Twilled, Grand PouleaW it. ' ... Wan : Iltala: . , Orweda ( Le -Y Brown lets Ow ltestour•Ounet, LaOraisw•Odiwlegur, Dula., the RII3I ,1111111 Moaton. sad W tbe Brands Vine, Grande 't enth:sire% and Ordineiree. a lk , e . 7r=l lair Nretkag A teMts Jerks to Bordeaux. lasplt GcathOt-drart. .W.—Mosuimmi is beila LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. INSTITUT= tin Lento/ Assoto—rpwanis of Pure net a Gorier Milltowa An Ineorno—Hall • MID (on. Paid—Sean nod • Half Wilma Fuor-Sttb• of the peon. allotted to taw Amami lattiaquesaniaDy. UMW* hitherto addrd to Puticiem—Upwant• of Four Killion For Proopeettreu. CMAISeMenIOI of Aftollll6l, Ith, apply to the artistry at the 011ice iv ir ziAlv et-itreeti Am Lostion. UAL DOWNES. ffibrierl. T HE 18,000 BOTTLRR of CHAMPAGNE, it we. per donee, be all mold, a farther amino{ ter W,lllO bottles et very dry Del y Champs/no has just bees Goa owed dab the Nowa De Vonore, of ft years' connexion. 'rums enure are tall bodied. dry, awl fa LIRL coudittes. Oars of three darn seat for U it., out or ritorn.—Addreas T. W. Brepurrer.lo3, Liontireet, mist of Oosiiitsiest. Natal). liaised over St years. if that iirriWillie I. se then three pant. In releulatirg each avers", the time spent and the 11110WILDOWI .k VII under any leave, exulting privilege have under Chapter 2, au II enisita d. _ _ ffir;ll;7l . iini no officer on furlough khan drug more than 11.410 or kw than 000 per 110111LL10. Under Me:dim! Certificate— L ONDON and SUBURBAN LAND' and CONPAFT (Limited). Od WA, lvenenerehemeet, Nosey received on DEPOBITat POUR PERMIT. INTIM?, payable on Mort notice. " VIVE PER VENT. allowed en InnlA of £lOO and upwards if deposited ter not lees than on J year certain. NA THAN TAYLOR. leoretsry. MAGNU/114 or DOUBLE Barra 2, 000 et IN6 VINTAraY OILIMPAONIL This nerfaill e.t.a Wine will be repelled aa superior to asp ever shipped, bevies tiTAPLETO carried first N. prise et Perla Came et 11, ai Ms. —Addreet, T. W. ruittraiciaa7De thi737int the abovanientioned conditions, • it hout tete:trips ta thealnotint at CMil e under Rule 3. .—.- - lb) V•cleugtt for • period not exceeding one year may be taken, ere aif late than theta years have elapsed nine tb^ last return Item long extraordinary leave or long fin-lough. When on for k:lush ender thin clause, an °Mac will not within a lien on hia ayfintwif nt, and will DP entitled only to subsistence allowance. • het ha lm completed az mon th s' actual service since his la r. furn from king eatkordiaary leave ..r long furlough, and then n main Posse leave to his credit under Rules. in wWeh case her Met r will nlain a lien on his appointment and will draw Aleut...ire* as deviated wider Rule 7, until that credit be tod, lout in n.. noolo for a period sending one year. fel Fsrlorigh taken without medical riertlfleate, or under elan,' of l hie rule, may be extended beyond two years'for a period not • dirr see year. When on furlough under this flame, an ti r "loot n tain a on him appointment, and will be en if led Orel CO leivtence allntranee. 9. gh taken or extended under Ault 8 is subject to the rg , TiO.6ll of Rule 2. IM. /furloach taken in India will he reckoned from the date of l• • iftete quitting bin etation to the date of his return thereto. tr oath 1•1111 - 13 out of India will be reckoned from the date of am L. lb, date of niurn. . . - AMERICA. WABEINGTON, JOLT 28. Congress adjourned yesterday till 2let Sept. NEW YORE, JULY 2R. The steamers leaving to-day for Europe take out 300,000 dole. in specie. The Guion steamer Colorado arrived out to- CLAXTON PARK, near St. John's Church, HACKNEY. MB. J. TAYLOR is instructed to SELL by Averion. at the Auction Moat, Tokenhousa_►_yard, Oitlf. en MONDAY, Augul BU IL D I NGat eligible FRELHOLD LAND, having veluable fron tages to important thoroughtana, and eenitiating of eleven shop piety in Chatsworth , road, and thirty.throe plots for private bowies Elderfieldvoad, Rushmore-road, and Blurtoa-ni ad. The roads ard sowers are all made, and extensive building operations are being earned on. Mine-tenths of the purchase money may remain en mortgage or contract at five per cenl intermit, to be paid in nine ram by equal quarterly i enta, or the balance may be paid at any time without notice.—Plans, particulars, and conditicsm of sole ray be obtained on and after Wedneaday, July Ig, of Mr. R. Yfarbor, 1, Portland -place North, Clapton-reed; of T. W. R M Eq. solicitor, 70, Penahursh-street; of Messrs. Hemnise..A Lambert, architects and surveyors, 59, Bishopagsteatreet Within ; at the place of sale; and of the Auctioneer, at the 011ioin of the London and Suburban Land and Building Company (Limited/. No. 107 s. PeneburehArtreet, CRT. 600 110014 BEADS of PURE BORDEAUX CLARET to be SOLD, in bond at id, or duty paid at 1.12 pee cask Mavens), yintw i.i .ey by the down at to one rthree dotena—Cast be Weed at T. W. BTAPLETON'd, 9v)3, egekidieet. THE NATURAL SHERRY of XERES, 3rd -u• and 4th Skipmests, LIO I. Over SOD quartos melee of Ws pug s CADIZ WHY have arrived and been sold MW AL. eseb, duty pad, 'Moe September, MOM nu 3141 and 4th augments are mem Lading, composed of WO quarter oasts. Prim, as llksormas mob. Samples or free testing at T. W. STAPLLTOMI IN, Resentedreet, corms of Creedult-etrort, W. _ - _ day. Closing prices: —Gold, 1441 ; sterling exchange on London, 1101 ; 5-20 United States Bonds , 11482, 1141; ditto, 1885, 1121; 10-40 Bonds, 1081. Illinois, 1601; Brie, 691. Cotton : Middling Up land, 30. Petroleum, standard white, 34i. Flour, extra State; $ dole. 45c. to 9 dais. sc. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 13c. QUEENSTOWN, JULY 29. The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Boston, from New York, arrived here at 11 o'clock last night, with 105,000 dollars and 2,0001. in specie. Having landed her mails and passengers, she procceded immediately for Liverpool. All well. . . ..... ....... 1,1 the event of the furlough beim taken partly in India mut out of India, the conono.no.aiont anti termination of this i •L. AM/ rill he determined by the abovu Hake, acoording se the • yh tits. naor ones. in or out 01 India. STAR ORAND XERES SHERRY.—The sewed shipment of this superior, tale, dentate, voott, nutty XII= BHP-Ma has jest arrived. NY trim, 2.41_1 41 118 4 got 11 7 three damns, Le. per down.—At T. W. trrn.rtasivN'tt. Far the interval elaoring a ndbetwee eure from bin elation .• • t w num mee k. et of furlough. nd between the termination te • orb and the re arrival atrA, he. vtaticei, an officer shall be d aidisry leave not ordinarily exceeding in each caee ti ris Jaye. During thore periotht, hiaallowaneeo will he ealenlatort a it . *erne way ea hia furlough allowances. but without limitation • a.tximam and minimum. Provided that, if the oM'wr has, t these nal.A, boat his born on hie appointment, he ahall draw • • o face allowance of }us rank. ilubmiliary leave 'Mall eount me c• • • and mildew* QIIPER.B 1860 VINTAGE POET.-200 pipes, A.J9w quarter cooks. w 11.1110 deem. The _third portlen of these mach adiniriel Porte, selected by Mr. STAPLETON on the Alto Douro in 16111, and shipped by him without the usual addition of 10 per sort. of aquadente and wereopigs ; consequently are elles soft, pare Poet of the old type, and At for ImmedLM moo ; or, If bottled, with certainty of beaming in two years. Price per a pe, 14 doom, J 34; quarter caaks, tl2; or per dozen, Us. Id.— AdOtese T. W. erAnzrow, sok zwntrobse.. (4.1 liF Ci r .:111.1.: ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, 1.0-1.:.,L,A rll yea,. fur f.I.PIIS AFFWATIONS. 11,1.. 51. 5.1.. 4 ,.. 4.L. and 11.. ANTIBILIOUH PILLS, thr h 04 yr.hr.. for Eh Cirlll LAINTS. 14.1. ;W. SL W.. Y. ad.. and On A FREEHOLD LICENSED PUBLIC AA. ROUSE, with STABLING, to be LET or SOLD by PRI VATE TENDER.—The Birkbeek Arms, Birkbeek-road, Ramsey riee—a linnelase house, in • new neighbourhood—to be let for • lens or short term, and with or without • premium ; or the free hold will be sold and the purchsernioney ean be paid by easy instalments over • term of years. Tenders to be sent in by Monday, 3rd August. INS The owner will not bind himself to seeept the highest or any tender.—Far forme of tender sad further pardon- Mrs apply to FRANCIS RAVES:SC/LOFT, lit Southampton buildings. Chaneary4ane. be SOLD, a capital CORN, Hay, and Straw BOSINENS, b 7 order of the Trustees, in consequence of the deeevie of the proprietor old eertabliehed and tomtits, and in the heart of the west-end of London ; doing a large and Iretelaes trade; takings between VAN and tb,ooo per annum. None but prineipabi treated with.—Apply, by letter in the Ant instance, to W. DAY. Emu. I. Qneenetreet, Mayfair. 'Two STEAM-ENGINES for SALE eheap— .K. Me of I%h pow : a., by MIDDLETON; the other e-horee pawer, by BLAM.=-1.11 good worldng oxidation, with lin Tor further pertiodan apply te HOB e 4 00., Ile= street. floliaburyeenare. SAFE PROFTrABLE ENTESTMENTB.- Dividends, 10 to o lo pe i r r ient. oar Annum on outlay. INVESTeRB, 8 AR OLDERS, CAPITALISTS, se=rraliable Intorrastion sad Ws ,mta. should read 8 INVESTMENT (pest Imo). Grenville Mary and Co.. sharodemlers. SI. Poultry, London. ZQ MONEY. —.£2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately en furniture, without removal, pubtlalty, or law soots. Nay be repaid by easy Instalments. No charge at all tf de dined. Tunas, inclusive, 1 Im• cent. (for 1.100 and over).—Apply p.own alb at the 11)81*A1M A Soutbasupton•etreet, we. Advances on leases, life policies, Ite. DEBTS RECON EKED and CLAIMS PROSE- Cli TED by • Professional Gentleman of bract*e and re epectablaity, free of chary* to the creditor, upon • commission of letter to A. Z., No. the asount recovered.—Apply for address, or by 364, (lty-road. EC. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BUREILAR-PROOF BAFEB—Before purchasing send for Griffiths' Monthly List of Safes. by Manor. M. r.Thomas Perry and Pone, Morgan, Price, 'A luttield, and every raiment maker, at about halt the yrioe of new. A guarantee given with each. A lame quantity of '!tin's Buis. from £2 lOa. Apply to GRIFYITIII3..4S, Clianowatzert. £O. OVERLAND TRUNKS for INDlA. —nrietratod PRICED LISTS of OVICILLAND TRUNKS, WIN travel bozos, portananteaut, loather *kw, cabin furniture, ward ling ed on apyboution to THRESHER sad 411214 NY, outfitters, neat door to Sontersentiouse. Strand. CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted. and are soft and pliabia CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA STORM COAT. CORDING'S FISHING COAT. CORDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE MIL KENO'S, THZ ISTLIANOWN err: TAILORS, 60, OOHNHILL. Opposite Pinola-Law , TAILOR, MD. E ENCRIIRCHRITUELT, 1%, (Nsarlizar m llart•huael. FITTING GARMENTS. Modena! Charges. riRMPIGEONS. ITTREE and CO., DYERS and CLEANERS, Dockhand, Bermondsey ; Lacester-equan; 014 Nonaotreot. Groavanornanarc CARPET CLEANING, Bed and Mattress Purify- Mg, Chintz Glazing, Bilk and Diunaak Dyeing, with every de. scrizition of }laching, charged moderately, and brought to Vest perfection by the Metropolitan Steam Bleaching and Uye' Our. ponies. It Wharf-road, City-road, and 471. New Oziord BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM FURNITURE—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with prices of IMO articles of BEINIOOM Ft RNITU Rent (free by poet on application to FILMER and SON'S, ugh 31 and Bernerretreet, Oxford-41.m1, W. Factory, 3‘ and 33, les. eireet. sCHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS.—Orders vlteeially prepsred for export to every climate. ManufaMesies —London. Liverpool, Bristol. tolisagow, Derby, and Malvern. IXYGENATED WATER.--Slem Lim g ßeek London during the mason is not , like igo in the dr of the country ; bat refreshing and in effects may be obtained by an evening draught of Omitted ater, fresh from the LA BORATORY, 36, LONG-AOIRA or through ens druggist, in cases containing six Bottles. 111". pplications for furlough will in all ewe be submitted to the • -nu ne to which the applicant is 'subordinate, and will be . : aith in such manner as the Governor Genera of India in ...I may from time to time prescribe • ..Mutt to the exigencies of the service, both as regards the • scot furloughs available at any one time, and as mewls • • ~ . ttel applications. of which exlgenciee the thivernment of Moths.. or Bombay, as the came may be, shall be exclu • • . the judge, furloughs will be certificate, goted under these rules. All applieationa for furln under medical rtificate, in :reuse. with these roles, will granted without restriction. t. owing to the exigencies of the service, it may be necessary any lhnit on the !umber of officers who may he absent . • • iongh at the rani. time. applications not supported by erratic:ate will be granted ia the following order : • .1 • applicant to whoweeredit the greatest amount of furlough rire-....ne under Rule 3 shall have the preferenoe. it tau or more applicants are on an equality in this po-ferenee shall be given to the applwant whose actu r" 274: is longest, reckoning. in the came of an officer who t..i• 104 taken long extraordinary leave or long furlough, from the Ant ...f orris - al in India, and to the owe of an ottloer who has • n P.ng sxtratirdinary leave or long furlough, from the date of I," hut iesurn from such leave or furlough. t e - o or more applicants are . equal in both reepecit the pre. • 'hull be given to the itemorin the gradation list. ic 11... term of re sident.. qualifying for pension shall bell years, hue.. except privilege leave and subsidiary leave, shall • r.,aid. were. _ form of p.rvieo rim stifyinr for ronoio3 *hall Do 23 years. _II4.APTER lI.—PRIVILEGE LEAVE.. 113. 7 011;71iWollierr wta has' ph led w it hth rentinnons duty may take privilege leave vol. month out deduction from his salary, retaintrut a lien Oil his appointment, whether substantive or nelciating. Provided that, in the rase o 1 his holding an offielating appointment, such hes find hu voting allow/amp will i.twO. MI the noumptifm of charge ty the oflieer to 'Aeon the noletrintiee appointment belongs. 4 9 . In the! fame. manner, and under the nine conditions, two or three m o nths' yritili p• leave may he taken when an "'beer h-ue son parted nudist...4w duty of twenty-tyro or thirtythree months r•ri•rtively. 20 Privilege leave may. at the discretion of the lees] govern ry.o-11i, to taken in sepamte instahmids. NO Petunal Instalinmit •hall In taken until after the completion of sit months' nontin 11111 l 4 Oat, from the expiry of the first instalment. In this rase the eh vie months qualifying fir fresh privilege learn will ter reflomod hem the expiry of the first instalment. the period of the emend in stalment teeing omitted from the ealmitat In. ..... Provided that the whole privilege leave taken at any one time hull not pan pd Vine months, and that no meumalation of privi. ge leave beyond that period shall be admitted. 21. If an Aims shall overstay his privihge leave, he shall forfeit all salary during the time of hi. remaining w. aleent ; and, if he shall so continue absent for wore than one week, his °thee shall Lennie varigit. _ . . . yr •Tmll lr mrlgnm..l ti r,m3ol..nri• And ...Tyke. t'FIAI9EIt I n.-srEi AI. I.EAVE. . . . ..... ........ 23. Special have. in urgent private Minim. may b. mrantril at he dim-Teflon o f the Local Government fora period not eriweding •ri months. In reopeet of retention of a lion on appointment. of llowsnoes dawn during the leave. and of ouboithary leave. the • ..na1t...11/1 oftiprelld leave shall be the same 168 those prescribed furlough. Spend leave othall not ho reekonetl so li,idemr" A Rule 21 shall. mutatis mutaudis, apply to an Maker over - Sing dooeial Speeinl leave may be repeatod without allowanees after ovals of at least six rears' actual CI I /CPT ER IV.—HENERA 7. Park ugh, privilege leave, andxpeet Tea.e than not he a. II as such an moitinuation of each other: but, if 14111 (Ahem. • ent on one of them• elmixivoif leave be allow.vt to "hang. it fur • then. the whole period of his alsenee shall be held to be under • class of Avon, for which it was changed. Y. !subject to erinxidentrionx of SW, there will be no restrietion • • the placer where an officer may reside when on leave. 7s o leave allowance obeli be payable monthly. if pa ent is taken in 1.1.11114. and querterly, if payment m taken England. fIIAPTER V.—TEMPORARY RPLEN. W. Whatever aggregate amount out of the three yearn' furlough end mt., puts' xi. k ave, limbo the nib. until now in tome, at pnat nt remains to taken bv an oftilwr under the said rules, shall ..main to ItO taken by him order rules now promulgated. :in. Any ofti,er now an the senior Khali, when neat fin...ding on :urlough, elect whether he will Ilea allowances at the higher n ielmenn rate of trAin per annum (not eve...ding his total salary at the time!. If he shall 1,0 elect. he will in any future furlough e limited. UP t o allowance, to the lower maximum rote of El.ooo It, alumni. . . - XVI - v . ...111ecr now absent on leave, who has no appointment, vitt urn, and until he amain holds an appointment curry. • pay to that of the substantive appointment which he last • • • draw the FUbSietelllN . iillowartee of his rank. touuthiu with I • r cent. of the pay of any appointment in which h.. shrill •., ,ate. Providiel that the total salary PU .1.7101/111 by him shall t ari .dthe pay of the appointment in which he officiating. • i• ftiis• eh.l apply to any U c, r who may have alnuily returned larlointh. 32 Any nthe, now aliment nn Inrlntich. nr muter tnediral eer. fil.• ay. mny I.lent whether the remaital, erf bite leave 'Mull be n ad. r the re rule s from the dale nt th, ir promulgation. If Lr .1..11 1. rt, Pol. a. shall met apply to lir I Es ItEGARIIINti TINI: ALLOWANCES. I An .45.. r betiding n enilottantive appointment, uml nttleisting en .e le ...N.neietueent nf a higher grad/10r 1 . 114. A. 141411 drewSLUM; oNtori for rent. uu tli.• tln.L it.. 2,aan, awl r r. nt en thi• ',maim!, of the pay of the appointment in i• to. h t.• ontraitmg. IT u.l.a that. of the &Ming saloWhheo no ehiCiaated do not tso..thinfo of th.• clifferenee 'between the pry of Lim two +lt .•lothochto. It oho!! to. Mwd to two•lhnln. • I'n.i tiled - tut:o;er. that in no whole salary an drawn •sn. the pay of the appointment in which the tinker °McMinn,. 2. An Abner holding no auto:to:Any. but uuly an officiating. ap point nii.t_t. euhieet to the prorieona in Ruin Ara., in &Mt n. a to the auligiAtenre allowance of hia rank. SO per cent. of the .d th• App,llllntetet U, ir hire io officiating. .... • -• • In tio•Tia,... of Mlotli~tin— app. nintrrient tho nay %Mei! progn. , ivr. 111% a tint alloMalnw 11:11/11 It ealeufated in . ;i n p‘o the appointment. provided that the vrh , ols ....r% ,“ drawn Phan 110 i rit . .441 the minimum pay of the said ue et. 'LINTON. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, 51. Fleet-atrnet. A lime from 10 till 5. Comaltatinit Prep. 4 11 t 111 N GOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH I'AsTE greatly Eopenor to any Tooth Powder, Rime the 1. rts. lake wham.... protect e the enamel from army. and p. intlriallee to the breath. Price le. Id. "lIN (iOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TILT _ AltoS, or newly-invented HAIR-88U811, the peculiar " ."" " " ,"' re tom of which accomplishes the two operations 'ow ism nclitadrig simultaneotrell- Par Thazgaa street, ;st. Time King-court. Lombard-street. ( . /1.: A1 .. ' 1 i / PAH INE.—In chronic or recent - is effected in an overage all dm A • , ' • I Idaciana' Aeademy.—Suld b all .-• n. ral Depot. fn Parb., at H. Clermt a phar , • Hentmairtrn. and. in London. at O. Jesenies. • •-: r... Haymarket- 1) 1 '11 CONSTIPATION.—Rapid cure 11.4.1'V eGARCOAL. 11k tbo nhar of. pnyd r 1 • UN- Acad.laly of @Memo of Poi o. 1 , ' , mew. In. id.-14 to aunt, Kr. G. JOZEILIJ, ' • e• •••t. 40. 11“, market, London. ( 14 1 iil.j ' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, nRe thn lay* Yot Teary for INDIGEFTION. I yid.. YR. Mi.. M. /d.. lad le. THE . BOSCOMBE SPA SELTZER. THIS NATURAL SELTZER WATER is found in a spring near Bournemouth, and ham the agreeable taste and Invigorating properties of the true Seltzer, but is entirely free from the deleterious compounds often used in the manufacture of imitations. Dr. Hamad reports it, on analysis, as " a beverage of a very agreeable Savour, resembling t he trim Seltzer, and which may be used with advantav at dinner.' BRUNTBournemouth, Proprietors. Dinneford and Oa, Bond-atreet ; Condom De P *ta— J. B. Barney, Knightsbridge ; Parts—Roberts. Place Vendo me. COAL. —GEORGE J. COCKERELL and Co. Bost coith only. Omsk Sa.-13. ClanthilL THE CLAY CROSS COMPANY• lAAVIERT BUMMER PRICE& Bee ..xt edv.Ktrment. COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY ripply direct from their Canaries at Clay Orosa—The be" equal to w&ir. End, at Ile. nor ton ; emends. lee. doh oa deniory.—Olders to CHI olrincr. is susVrooD-Pirci. EDO% ARE-ROAD. W. ARN OLD and BONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE Tnrsana acknowledged to be the Mast and moat condon able wearing trims invents& 19satio Kneecaps, to., for varicose veins. weal:nem, 41c. • Abdominal •Ita, Hallway Cower. Meuse, Crumb's, Artificial ez . Assis. Hands. Eyes, to.•. and :273 8 tier ag d of i4 riZ t a manufactured by ARNOLD cld. London. N.ll.—Dixectisrm for measurement and prime forwarded. An an. porieneed teenals to attend on ladies FLECTRICITY ie LlFE.—liiiture's Remedy r. Mem] applicable in the cure of all nervous ailment^. bah. ic iti.u. bead eouiplaiate, depresii:on of spirits, weidia,a. k0..b1 bf tin Patent BELL A, eulinly the ilynti.iu ,th Vital Electricity, and that without moles, ma flee. Duo r.. 4, clank,. Platea ileVida tree. Cali or welt, .1: it ylNrlmar, H.t:, No. 11, ill.arlotti .ctruct, 'Nova uiniry. la ,don, W.o'. I D: LIGE~TIO~T. NoI:TON'S CANGNITLE A Gentle Aperient end • Powerful Tonic field L vesywherc, in bunks la lid.. fa fd., and ila LIGHT SUMMER WINES . —Good Bordeaux Claret, Ila. per down.; ,Santorne 144. ; Beaujolais, lea Chablis, Sta ; Stein Wein in Docktbattals, 311 a ; Rill Hoak and Moselle, 31s. and 30a ; sparkling Hoek and Manila 41s; ahaice THLN and Otani Ns and 361. Tenn coal; and carriage hew. PH T OONE% 43k Wort Snead. (117INEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21e. per 1, - , 4 dome, soft and delicate. Th vine has already a great repatatme as a dinner wine. PORT, for In fie., esa be safely recommended as • food, wbodesenn sad vine. Tarim cash, and can fres, by and 00 8, West Strand. KINAHAH'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN This eelebated old BUSH WHISKYEXHIBITION, lore tamed the DUBIXN nuza MIIDAL-1t part mild, mellow. &lidos& and very wholesome. Odd Irl OMANI, es bd. each. at the ravel looses in Looks ; by the erode in tits principal towpa liesdaed ; the rd at S. Great Windmillotreet, London, W—Obeerve the red seal, pink label. and ask branded "Kinahan's Lb Whisky." THECULTIVATION of TEA in the East Indies now because in important fistula eines the introdoo flan of Mears Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the ZAN? INDIA TEA COMPANY have, m amount of its great strewth and anionia flavour, peortoted its saki by every mans. The TM Diane* then o ther Waif Aiwa, han gradually miandwi, and Toss from other parfi of Ines am amino& thus oaring 'minim The Company ars now Caohar, to, at from to. lid. to 4s. M. s p7m l .9f., and China Tam ss usual.—Waro. houses, No. 9, (treat St. Helen'sohorehyard, Bishoperats. Price hat forwarded on application. IMPERIAL SAUCE, Ia HALP-PINT end PINT BOIT'LIES of IMPERLILL MILBURE. Unequalled for purigency and flavour, And of high digesture qualities. Violin] Intla every &eh. Manufactured only CIIOBBB BLACK b7 SVEL Purveyor. to the QUEEN and the EXPEROR of the I PILENCII, Kohooquare, London. Retell, of all 01008111. Druarl.ta. and Campo. SA LV I ATI and COMPANY (Limited). VENETIAN 1008AIC/8, VENETIAN G VENETIAN CHAN I MEIIB, VENETIAN MIRRORS, VENETIAN Which were eihibited at the LIOGICIV I ACE VENICE on the L wait of B. A. B. PRINCE HUMBERT are NOW ON VIEW at 30, Pit. JenteWewtreet, Piccadilly, &W. MAPPIN are A aindseta N rems. D WEBB TI sad te. auroilD4nlu W m o sre n and 7% 00=8E14 MAPPIN AND WBBB' 8 Cantos= and lists Cassis. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Zleetro lipooma &Rd MAPPIN AND WEBB' 8 Eleatro Saver Plata M APPIN AND WEBB' 8 Paint e!**l HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known exec:Nenee can only be had at 52, Greet Ruseelletreet, qrftathe tool useum Osten The beet steel frame tel tipeeam, i ts. and IS. — TH OMA S and SON C IUTIO2I the public against persons using their name. MAW bibbed 1780. No travellers or agents. JOSEPH GI L LOTT'S STEEL PENS. Sold by all dealers throughout tie world. STATE OF THE CROPS, ma THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL (JAZETTE of SATURDAY Auguet 1 will contain tall porticuLus of the STATE of the CROPS through eta the country. A copy writ for a: stamps. Order of any newsnindor. Oak. for sawn:torment, 41. weninetnnedreet. Strand, W.C. Price One Shilling Monthly. MAMMA/CS MAGAZINE, No. 106, For AI7OIIST. CONTIIIIITS OF TIM NUMMI. I. Mr. Clemente R. Markham on " The Abyminian Expedition," concluded. " humreetione on Primary Education and a abort Notion of the Method of Teaching Reading and Writing in Germany." By A. J. C. Helve' " Realmah," continued. 4. Mr. Balfour Stewart and Mr. Norman Lockyer on " The Sun as a Type of the Material Universe," eonoloded. 5. lir Joseph Bennett on " The Autograph of Handel'. • MemMh.' & Mae Tonge's •• Chaplet of Pearls," continued. 1. " Tke Quarrels of Yamada" & The Be.. J. Gilmore's "Saved at Last." TE:c;11:. - ia F0.T.,.d.,.. WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.—Yesterday the com mittee of the Home Mission and Contingent Fund met at Brunswick Chapel, Liverpool. The Rev. J. Bond ? secretary, read the minutes of the Contingent Fund Committee. This fund is designed to relieve the necessities of dependent circuits, afflicted ministers, &c. The Rev. Chas. Prest read the report of the Home Mission Fund. me Rev. W. Arthur ? M.A., Dr. Rigg, S. R. Hall, and a number of influential laymen took part in the discussion upon the reports, and resolutions were adopted expressive of thank fulness for the steady increase in the Home Mission Fund, and recommending that in future the sum of 100,0001. per annum be raised for the mission indeed of 20,0001., the amount contributed during the last year. The claims upon this fund from the cities, towns, and rural districts, are urgent, and rapidly increasing, but want of means compels their con sideration being deferred. Bow-lane and Bethnal-green, in the cost of London, were adduced to show the great success which has been achieved, and which might still be expected. The conversation on this important depart ment of methodist work was brought to a close by a hearty vale of thanks being tendered to the ministers and gentlemen who had advocated the cause of the mis sion. Tho chapel committee (which met late on Monday aittnu on) reportril that during the year the erection of twtnty-tine new chapels. ministers' houses, ice., had been isticticned at a coat of 211,615/.; that the total chapel outlay during the year had been 248,9201. ; and that the total debts reduced in 14 years had been 300,0001. 14, 11. AIJRZO 00fLAND, Belford, engineer, August 14, at 11. JUJU/ BIUIZOCII, Blackburn, grocer, August 17, at 11. Joan Cu., Birmingham, beer retailer, Angela 7, at 10. Guises Ritwirsoe, Birmingham, rope maker, .ust 7, at 10. Jsiess Smarr, Birmingham, late Wean, Aw 7, at 10. Ibtiisan Cownasu., Aston-junta- ' , journeyman elee tro plater, August ?, at 10. JO/111 Wuarr, Aston-junta-Birmingham, late retail brewer, August 7, at 10. TIIOIIAR Pluto, Barite 'rown,Yorbddre, booteaker, Aug. 13, at It. Erman° B s ItTLZY,Batley,Yarksh.,beerbonse kosper,Aug.l3,at it. Witt' se Towitzeu, Robert Town, Yorkshire, cardmaker, Auction IS, at 19. &run. /howl, steel manufacturer, August?, at 1. FILINCIA ELIZA WAIGHT, Clzeitezltsal,widow, August 6, Si 11. JAZZ ROlllllllOll, St. OZZIViA'S Burnt Roma, Corwan, late beer house Aut 7, at 11. Lewsarr Parr, lnseakfre, innkeeper, August 6, at 11. Witium Burrell...lsm; Bradford, fruiterer, August 7, at W. ISAAC BROAD, WAIII/1, Herbs, sawyer, August 19, at 19. NWT EMMA, Kid ..minAer, coal mereissist, August 6, at 11. SAMUEL CHADRICI, Wakefield satingbonse keeper, Aug. 96, at 11. Junes °semen • Fowt.sa, Winterbourne, Olotteeeterskire, quarry- man, August 21, at . . WILLIAM Wlepton Mallet,ontiltter,Atignstls,at 3. Wittssa Bemis 011tilWOOD,COICherter, butcher, Aug. 8, at it. Sou Aldershot, MS00(1, AUMILM MC& Tuonsa snow, Bowman, Weronaland, general agent, August 12,At 19. Tl4ollASRariimos, Warsop, Notta, farmer, August 10, at lla. Gamma Bareisoa, Northampton, baker, Ase 8, at 10. Olosoa Woastar, Witton-eunt-Twambro Cheshire, railway porter, August it, at 2. Joan Emotion, Sunderland, greenroom Algae 11, at 12. BAIAM PlfiLLlPll,l3toke-u n-Trent. stationer, Au= r , at 11. WILLIAM BOILMOWS, bmerbomml , August 18, any Janis Lisserraft, Shamirater Newton Castle, Dorsetshire, hotel keeper, August 10, at 11. Taunts Hos, Bottesford, Leiesstersh.,briekma k,Aug, at 11. Irailomec Howntssweans, Canterbury, hawker, Aug. 11, at 10. Omens Wsuo, Kendal, Westmoreland, groom Aug. 5, at 10j. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. July U. Jona Taoism Maaatorr, Batley, tattoo warp maaatat ...___ tare,. July nt. TRONA§ °Aria, Cathedral Hotel, City, joint lame of coals under Ilendreganng Farm, Glamorganahire. July 18. Ulkalan Fess, Ipswich, dealer. DECLARATIONS OF DIVtDENDI3. Joan GATCHLTAPI7I IDANT. NCRlEWlLLTC;l4,clies:liishlst dividend of Vs. 1411., August 5, and subsequent Wednesday, at Park-yaw', BasinOal-street. ROSIRT HMO, o Doddinron-grove, Battersea - park, bee:6ouse keeper-Ist dividend Is Bd., August 5, and subsequent Wed nesday, at Parkyos% Basingliall-street. WILLI• 11 POMP and KICR•RD FRANCIS HAZILAppIe-TATI,BOWARd exert, Haswell-strest, manufactenieg chemists—rad dividend of B'., August 5, andsubsequent Wednesday, at Parleys.', Bs singhancereet. EDWARD DAVIRS and GEORGE HAILER, Birmingham, engineers -Ist dividend of lid. any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. EDWARD POWiLL and Lawn POWRLL, Bamford, builders—ld dividend of 14d., any Thursday, at Kinnear's Birmingham. Tome P.sysirrow, Madbury, Woreeestershire, fartner--Id divi dend of lid., any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. August 5. H. Hunt, Liverpool, opi:CrSl—August 7. J. Wilson, Nevin, Carnarvonshire, des pc.—August 10. W. Kidd, Leek, baker—August 12. J. Fielding, Bolton-le-Moors, beeneller August 12. W. Cunliffe, Holton, nenmonger. DMOOLVED. J. Gam and W. A. Baker, Catle-atreet, Holborn, brush manufacturers-R. W. Waith man arid J. T Rice Bentham, Yorkshire, Am minners-B. B. Hill and J. Viughati, Liverpool, rice millers-M. Lemma and J. Lazarus, Dukcatreet, Aldgate, and Middlesex-46*st, Whitaehapel, grooves-E. Ethan and Ann Davies, tit. Helen's, Lanathimarovision dcaleze-J. Woodhad and J. Sayers, Windbill , Yorkshire, mediaeval iron workers-W. 8. Musehamp and J. Simpson, Bradley Staffordshire, lessees of the Biddulph, Bradley-green, and Bull Clas Com pany (limiterll-11. C. Blackburn and H. Robinson, Old Brad street, wine merchants-J. Bradbury, W. T. Williams, and H. B. Vince, Stratford, ne wsp aper proprietors, so far a regards H. B. Vince-4. Houldawmth W. G. Cowliehaw, R. Nicol, 8. Bar low, and W. D. Ryde, Blarney, Lancashire, manufacturers, and Manchorter and America, merchants, No far as regards J. Houldeworth and 8. Bartow-C. Dyson, W. H. Dyson, and J. Dram, Huddendield, cotton matedealers-J. L. Miller and J. H. Brown, Mancliester,Mcture deakm-G. Wray and Y. Dun kin, Waltham, Linoolnehire, fellm . Allen and J. Lane, jun., Cirencester, manure merchants- .R. Arrommith, J. Ar romunith and T. P. Bennett, Bolton, Lancashire, cotton spin ners-J. Benjamin and lit B. Schumann ' Manchester, rag mer e-liana- G. F. Fisher, W. F. Simpson, and E. Knowles, Over Damen, Lancashire, cotton cloth menu actor F. Fisher and W. F. Simpson, Manchester, merchanta-G. Paine and W. L T i ap o dr, Madame, drapers-W. H. Gibson and J. N. Dalian, Live , grocers-H. King and 0 Booth, Lower Norwood.boild era- . E Marianne Jones, and Janet Jones, Llanfyllin, Mont rieryshire penroolaraa mar& T. Evana-F. Middleton and filla,Maischester, wheelwrights-8. Naylor and H. Boyle, Blir Skid, plumbers-D. B. 014,01 and J. 8. Eases, Ashford, Kent, corn merchant.-O. P. Knocker and C. Leighton, Stoke upon-Trent, coal maatera-W. Swim and W. Coniston, Ponty Bien, Denbigluihire, iron bar manufacturers-W. D. Brunt and H. Crook. Bolton-le-Moon , Lancashire, machine brokers-H. Bailey, W. Bailey, and J. Bailey Bolton, Lancashire, basalt makers, be) far as regards H. Baniq v -I. L. Bell, T. Bell, J. Bell, H. Bell, and G. H. L. Hawks, ton, Durham, iron amelters, so far a regards H. Bell-K._ N ev Nll, G. A. Everitt, W. E. Everitt, and F. Everitt, Llanony, Carmouthenehire iron ma nufecturers-W. Grey, West Lincolnahi4, and W. Sefton, Broke Cloldington i.e = 4 marhinem -m-J. P. B. West head, EM. B. Wellhead, and W. B. Wathead a for as regards E. eathead-J. langharn, jun., and H. Hailing, Leicester, hearers. BcOTCH BpaIIBIYISATIONS, WI Luau K..., Ulargow, painter, August. 4, at the George Hotel, Paisley. A AAAAA I i Mattis ROSS, Port-Glasgow, spirit dealer, August 1, at the White Hart Hotel, Greenock. WILLIAM HOORAID, Dundee, draper, Aura! 6, at Lamb's Hotel, Dundee. Jamas DERRY, jun., Aberdeen, comminion agent, Auguat 6, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. 'saes WOODROW AMMER, manufacturer, August 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glingow. At:cern:a Outliers, Greenock, clothier, Magma 4, at the White Hart Hotel, OLREgri. WILLIAM STEWART, jun., Dundee, merchant, Await 6, at the Royal Lotel, D=dee. TnE SITDDLN DEATH OP MR. TEMPLE, Q.C.— UNC•arrit, MISEDAY.—The termination of the Summer Assizes here last evening (as briefly mentioned yesterday) was marked by an event which threw a gloom over the whole town—the death of Mr. Temple, Q.C., Attorney- General for the County Palatine, in a sudden and awful manner. The learned gentleman bad been attending the Lancaster desires as leader of the Northern Circuit, and on Saturday was engaged all day in conducting two important causes. In this duty he betrayed no appearance of weakness, but retired at the rising of the court in the enjoyment of his usual good health. He afterwards dinod (with the Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Mennen) at Lord Lowther's, and returned to his lodgings at Lancaster in the evening. Soon after his return he was found lying on the floor of his room in an insensible state, and medical aid being called in it was found that he had received a shock of paralysis, and there were also symptoms of apoplexy. He remained in the same state aU Sunday, but on Monday, on the opening of the court, Mr. Miudsty, Q.C., stated, in answer to an inquiry from Mr. Justice Mennen, that the medical report was more favourable however, the patient never rallied, and just as the assize.; terminated at 6 o'clock on Monday evening be died. The Tea Duty being reduced, Horniinan's Pare Tea is cold Ed. per pound cheaper. This interesting foot will, when fully known, evon further increase the demand for these choice king unproved teas. They ere not add loose, but Will in patois , . signed "Horninisa, Lowitan."—fikdvertisemeutj STATIONERS' SCHOOL. The annual delivery of speeches and award of prizes to the pupil, of this school took place yesterday, at the Stationers' Hall, in the presence of the master, wardens and court of assistants of the Stationers' Com pany, the masters of the school, and others who had re ceived invitations to be present at the ceremony. The body of the large hall, which had been hung with fes toons, banners, and other decorations, was filled by the pupils and their friends, who mustered in unusual num bers, notwithstanding the oppressive heat of the weather. Although but very recently establiehed, this school has already won for itself a high place among the public schools of the metropolis. In the report of the Schools Inquiry Commission, just published, it Wands first in the list of schools classed as " good and useful" under the direction of the London City Companies; and it is one of the four metropolitan middle clam foundations which the amistant-commissioner for the London district, after a personal inspection and examination, selects for special commendation as "really useful schools." The delivery of the " speeches" was fixed for 12 o'clock, and at the hour named the chair was taken by the master of the company, Mr. Henry Allard, immediately after which the proceedings commenced with the reading of the re ports of the examiners, Professor Buckheim, of King's Colkge, examiner in the University of London, and Mr. Janes Bass Hollinger, of St. John's College, Cambridge. The reports spoke very favourably of the continued progress of the school, and dwelt more especially on the proficiency displayed in the English subjects, in physical science and mo dern languages, to which special prominence appears tobe given in the curriculum of school studies. The principal prizes were then distributed as follows: First class —l, Keene; 2, Betts, major; 3, Snell ; 4, Ash ton ; 6, Lidiard ; 6, Colson; 7, Brace ; 9, Hall ; 9, Thomas. Second class.-1, Statham; 2, Batty, major; 3, Frame; 4, Robertson; 6, Castle; 6, Hawin ; 7, Forsyth, minor. Third class.-1, Batty, minor; 2, Dowell ; 3, Steger ; 4, Hoare ;6, Payne ;6, Fiveaah. The distribution of the prizes was followed by the delivery of the speech which included selections from Greek, Latin, German, and English authors. Two scenes from Shakespeare (from Math Ado diked IlotAimp sad from Othello) were very effectively rendered by Keene and Ashton, who had each received a prize for good reading. The scholarships and prices open for competition during the ensuing year were then announced, after which votes of thanks were passed to the head master and other masters of the school, the donors of the scholarships and prizes (the boys mandeat ing their acknowledgments of their liberality by vocifer ous cheering), and the proceedings terminated. ACCIDENT TO Ma. baufweauco. —Aa Mr. Townebend Mainwaring, the present member for the Denbighshire boroughs, was returning to Chester, on horseback, from Holt, where he had been canvassing on Monday, be was thrown from his horse and sustained severe injuries, the horse falling on him and crushing one leg. He was at once conveyed to his hotel in Chester, and at present is progressing favourably. His opponent, Mr. Watkin Williams, the liberal candidate, in a most generous spirit, at once suspended his canvass, declining to personally call on the electors until such time as Mr. Mainwaring can meet him on equal terms. THE ANCH.EOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.—The annual meeting of the Royal Archasological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland was opened at Lancaster yesterday. The president is Colonel the Right Hon. Wihson-Patten, M.P., Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and the meeting is under the patronage of the High Sheriff of the county, the Dukes of Buccleuch and Devonshire, the Marquis of Hartington, M.P. ; Earl Setto d a i Lord Stanley, M.P., Lord de Tablet' , Lord F. Cavan • M .P.; Lord Grey de Wilton, Lord Benlis, the Bishop o Manchester, the Dean of Manchester, Colonel the Hon. Algernon Eger ton, M.P., Ac. An influential and thorough working local committee is alsomaterially aiding the object of the meeting. There will be meetings of sections in the morning, and an excursion in the afternoon to the Saxon anti' nitres at Heysham. Papers will be read in the evening. Thursday will be devoted to excursions—to Dalton Castle. Peel Castle, and Furness Abbey—and at the last named place the Mayor of Barrow entertains the archaeologists at luncheon. The annual meeting will be held in the evening. On Friday the sections meet again in the morning, and two excursions follow. In the evening there will be a conversaxione ; more excursions on Sahiiday, and Mon day to Leven-ha ll , Shipton Cagle, Bolton Abbey, Ac., and on Tuesday, a general meeting brings the congress to an end. COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. —At an early hour yesterday morning a collision took place on the Great Western Railway, at a spot about a quarter of a mile west of Beading Junction. It seems that a narrow gauge coal train was standing on the up line when a broad-gauge goods train ran into it, doing damage to a considerable amount. Both the up and down lines were completely blocked. A number of men were at once sent to the scene of the accident, but it was • work of about six hours to clear the down line, the debris being so great, and the wheel, being jammed to gether. Fortunately no one was hurt, and the passenger traffic was not much delayed, as the trains were worked over the line first cleared, from die west junction to the Beading station. The cause of the accident is at t inexplicable, but it will no doubt form the subject of lin gua, Mr. Bement, the divisional superintendent, with Mr. - Peach, the station master, were quickly on the spot, and everything wee done that could be to clear the line with as httle delay as possible. Yesterday a failure was announced at Liverpool of a foreign firm who have been speculating in cotton (of which they bold 8,000 bales), and whose liabilities are ex pected to reach 160,0001. jAdvertisement.3--HoLLOWAY . 8 PILLB.—COM for Everyboffir—ft le essential for health that every organ of the body be fully competent and duly prepared for the natural execution of its appropriate function, which cannot be the ease under great tranation of temperature, uNnr some corrective medicine be taken occasionally. When the chilling winds of spring are succeeded by the mummer heat the liver and skin can only be maintained in efficient action by POrIM Koch altarstive modicum aa Holloway's noted Villa which regulate the eirculadon, cool the system, and fortify the nerve.. Hy na. ans of this all powerful purifier, many lingering and painful maladies will be escaped. and the more acute diseases of diarrhoea, dysentery, any bilious fever will be averted. • - 4 e' • •- . • ONE PE Y NY. . - OUR CON TEMPO RIME& a .. (THIS DAY.) • nsvontutian AlanitOsis Orrninee. The Times thinks no one will be surprised ilk the passing of a bill in the Amerman Congress for the pro- tection of naturalised American citizen abroad. The eori- elusion to which most thinking men nave come is that; whatever may be the moral tie which binds a man to the laud of his birth and the institution:, of his fathers, it is expedient that he should be allowed to divest his. self of his allegiance when he has become aes. • tually and toad fide an inhabitant of another country. The Irish and Germans in America, the Chinese in Ame- rica and Australia, meat be held to have merged them- selves into the new communities, and it would be a foolish pedantry to maintain any other test of nationality than • is involved in residence and citizenship. But the Times denies that the English law has been put in force to the practical injury of the American Irish, we the fact that a man is a foreigner makes no ditto:en.* in the legal guilt of levying war against tee Queen within her, ewe dominions. The only form in which the doctrine of immutable allegiance appeared was the refusal of a mixed jury ; but this mode of trial is a matter of purely national regulation, and Might be abolished to-morrow without tieing any greeted of complaint to foreign foriviMC While admitting, then, the American principle, it mast be borne in mind that it will Rot protest erese nJrn foreigners, if after conspiring against the British government in their own country they come here to curry out their hostile 1 designs. zuscriox riocumonkroe OP Pte. The Daily News quotes the late electioneering premed- lags of Lord Hardwicke and the extraordinary proposi- tions advanced by the Duke of Portlaud as instances that some of the peers aro aspiring to be commoners. Another illustration is found in the case of the ilarquis of Bute, who is 'till a minor at Oxford. Cantuf at p r e s ent i s re- presented by his cousin, who is a liberal, and the young marquis, who is also Berea Cardiff, has written to his cousin, Colonel Stuart, withdrawing from him his political support ; and his lordship's trustee has since stated th a t the patronage has been transferred to Mr. Gifted, the tory candidate. It can scarcely Ile possible that the mer- chants and manufacturers of this douriahing town will 3 submit to the puerile dictation of the Marquis of Bute, or to the covert terrorism of his trustee and his guardian: The question arises how far the laws which favour the accumulation of vast properties in a few hands are corn- • imtible with the free and honest working of the repre- sentative system. The Duke of Perthuel and the Mar- quis of Bute, or rather the keeper of his conscience, are, raising very revolutionary issues at a tune when prudence would dictate a guarded and watchful reserve. The Telegraph, commenting on the same subject, says every little fact that exhibits peers in insolent opposition to the people " tells trumpet-tongued" for the views of the thinkers in this country—as yet a minority—who already talk about transforming our hereditary chamber into a Senate, with foolish boys like Lord Bute and in- competent old gentlemen like the Duke of Portland MIS. gated to the obscure opulence of do-nothing millionaires. INDLAN PENANCE. The Star sees a serious financial danger to India in the gradual increase of expenditure--an increase which, if not watched and checked, will go far to consume unprofitably the natural increase of the revenue, and to defraud the people of India of those benefits, in the form of fiscal relief, to which they have a paramount claim. The estimates presented to the House of Com- mons for the year 1866-1867 were, so far as re- gards revenue, largely exceeded by the actual re- turns. The opium dues, the customs, the licence tax, had all yielded a larger return than had been contain- • plated. But in place of any part of this surplus being avail- able for the extension and expedition of those great public works which it is our primary duty to spread over the face of India, we find the entire of it, amounting to nearly one million and a half, eaten up by an increase in the outlay of the spending departments, the particulars of which we could not gather from the Secretary's of State's speech. . . itaxeser PROSPECTS. The .Daily News takes an encouraging view of our har- vest prospects, both in England and elsewhere. We have just come through a period of deficient harvests, and the harvest of this year promises at least to be a long step onwards to a more fruitful period. Even in the United States, where a spring unusually cold and wet made the prospects of the harvest gloomy, a spell of glorious sun- shine has changed everything, and they are looking for plentiful crops. Altogether appearances are in favour of the consumer. We may not be entering on a period of low prices such aa that of 1864 and 1865, but it is probable that bread will bee good deal cheaper during the next autumn and winter than it was during the last autumn and winter. ma. NONIZAZ AND TR' PRESS. The Times, referring to Mr. Harman's address to his • constituents, observes that the House of Commons and the Irish church have served the turn of the rival leaders ; Mr. Hemmen will try both in one—a reform of the House of Lords. Cap that who can P No doubt, Mr. Honmaan 1 has long wished to see a few such improvements, and modesty alone has stopped his mouth. But the age of modesty is past. It is, however, pos- sible to conceive a House of Lords composed on the plan suggested by Mr. /foreman, which would be quite as serviceable as the present, which would possess as much weight, and which would work even bet- ter with the House of Commons. But the change is un- deniably enormous, and it is no slight illustration of the crisis we have come to when a parliamentary speaker of long-standing, of eminence, and even influence, throws the proposal into a sentence of his address to his consti- tuency. EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF CHILD PO/BONING BY A Nosezonth—Yesterday a most extraordinary case of child poisoning by a nursegirl, Mary Keinshaw, was heard by the West Biding magistrates at the Guildhall, Don- caster. The prisoner is a girl of 13 years of age, and entered the service of Mr. Houlden, farmer, at Cantley, • near Doncaster, on the 4th inst. A child 10 months old was placed under her charge, but within ten days siter she attempted to poison it by administering to it a noxious and poisonous drug, known as " foot rot," which is used by farmers in dressing sheep. The drug, if undiluteA, is a very powerful one, and caused the child's lips to swell and turn white, and this being noticed by the mother she at once charged the girl with having given something to the child, but she denied it, and stated that another grl had given it a cough pill. This, however, was found to be untrue, and it was afterwards discovered that a portion of the foot rot mixture, which was con- (.1 Mined in a bottle to which the girl had access, had been given to it. So powerful is the mixture that the child's clothes upon which it had fallen were completely de- stroyed. Fortunately, however, the mixture does not appear to have taken any e ffect the childbeyond burning its lips and mouth. The ~ .prisoner appears to be a gi rl of weak • intellect, and bad been sent into the country on that account. Her conduct since she has been with Mr. Houlden would certainly seem to warrant this view, for F from the first day she came she seemed dissatisfied, and on the 16th; the day before she administered the poison to the child, shoran away, but was brought back by her mother, who lives at Doncaster. The chili also, who previous to her wining was perfectly healthy, has, duringthe time she has been thee, been unwell, end had • meat dislike to the girl. The girl also, on the 16th, in aced of the servants • whether laudanum was poison, and, after she hadgiven the draft to the child, whether it was dead. The prisoner was a:emitted to take her trial at the Leeds WINSYL Tits CONDEMIqF.D CONVICT Wria.e.--Bince his condemnation on Thursday the unhappy man Wells has b maintained an extremely quiet demeanour, and to those who come in contact with him he has been most respect- ful. He has not been visited by any of his relatives or friends. In the ordinary course of events, the execution will take place on the 13th of August. As &wording to recent legislation capital punishment is now required to lake place within the walls of the prisons, the scaffold will be erected on the ground on the south aide of the building near the debtors' wards, and an excavation will be made for the drop. The admission of the public is left entirely to the discretion of the high sheriff and the visit- ing justices.—.llsidstow Journal. • -- _ . • ._,~