The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

,e "..oe, I I iN ENV S PAPE - tl4llO - r 1717 T l it I 4fr - _ , P (11 t ,46 ) 111) I _ ,- 7 No, 5,569.] • Direct, calling at MADRAS. CilifyY rr nay oommumeAncul by Mem frees London.— The splendid maxillary screw sesame 11AUPSTIRS will team 'noirela (Imam) Doc the 18th Jame, sad Pljmessili lard Jana To be followed by the faTZILN of TRE BOOT H , to lamm Lou don on 19th July. and Plymouth on Mrd July. nu pasemmers are pawed free from London to Plymouth. and embark by the Oomvear de tender .— roe further informaJoa apply to BOND and luctivers, managint ar acla ireas. nsarig-bas, or GRINDLAY 00., IM, E.W. OTAGO, N.Z.—All GOODS intended for the PRECURSOR mast be sent down to the Loader Dock on or before Wednesday, the Itth Inst—WILLISRANN. and Co., 3, Crosbyequare . or ORM, ROBINSON, and Co., ROI India. Menne. CANTERBURY, N.Z.—AII GOODS i n t en d e d the BKLLISSIMA moat be seat down to theta. Katha rine Dock on or belore Wednesday. 1 6tH inst.—WILLIE, GANN, and Co., S, Crosby-square ; or GB-ERN, ROBINSON, and Co., East India.avenne BURY, N. Z., direct, by Willis's line, eC lAl lT. Ra blished MS.—To Sall nth July, the line frigate-built 2111ORIOSA, A 1 for 111 years I,eol tons burden, JOHN Commander: lying In the East India Dock. Thu beautlfth vessel has just been refitted throughout and has tut equalled accommodation for a limited number of all clams of Millewho should make tarty application to WILLIS, r s a iid Co.. g. Croeb -square or BRIAN. ROBINSON, sad Co., East India-avenue, -street. AUCKLAND, N.Z., by Wil li s's line, established I$4,S, to sail on SOth July, the celebrated ex-Royal Mall Clipper bhlp BRITISH TRIDENT, SACO tons, llooaddilnng in the last India Dock. This splendid ship, IFNl:ails tavourably known In the Australian trade wens of the lister ego* baresigessao the Painted. from Liverpool to Melbourne la Vg days, las unit valled accommodation for all classes of pessengen. Her =sent- Dcent Saloon and State Rooms are fitted and furnished in the most superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean Mai/ Steamers. She conies a beautiful piano, and apparatus for distilling fresh water for use of all on beard. The lween decks are lofty and well-ventilated, sad every arrangement for the comfort and convenience of second end third cabin pawn pen, will be under the Inspection of the government oaken.— A Leaden pply to hall-etrtet,/S. GRERN, 110131NSON, and Co., East ludiravense. C. BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For MELBOC/LNI. PORT PRILIJP, Dtrect.—lnsmes. Green's ahlp DOWER CASTLE, 1,200 toes. Captaia J. M. ATLR9, win leave East ladle becks on the 6th July, call at Plymouth, and awry an erperleoced surgeon.—Apply to P. ORLIN and Co., 72, Cornhill, LC.—Paseengers by this line can premed by ran from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced tares by applying to Y. GREEN sod Co for tickets. NEW ZEALAND.—Assisted P and Free Grants of Laud.—WlLLls'S LINE. Este lisbed In 1843. T undernsenUoned ressels. whirl' afford sack general Wean. Sages as cannot be found in Woes et any abet line, will be dispatched punctual:: Ships. I Claw. Poet. I To Sall. Columbus British Trident Be Glonoss. Precursor 3-3rda A 1 Auckland I.2rda A 1 Auckland . A 1 12 yew terbury. A 1 11 2 ears Ca Can nterbury A l 12 years I Otago Jaw 10 Jlll7 SO lone 10 July 1S Jane 10 Apply to WILLIS. GANN. sal 00..3. Oc?throtisaro. who him usl m t u rd tho aloft edition of tholr •• Nona Book of Now :" air toLoodeoboL OR U EM. ROBINSON, and Co., land% K lodla %moo, l-otreat ESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Blackwa/Lyard, London' LINZ of /WEAN and PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—Yor lIKLBOCRER Port Phillip, Direct (olmas* the Docks ea Wednesday. July 20, calling at Plymouth). the splendid clipper snip KENI, 1.000 Mae, If ANDERSON. Commander lying in the East India Docks. Her accommoda- Hose for all classes of passengers are unsurpeased, and sbe will awry an eseed surgeon. —Por freight or passage apply to McLHOD. ALIJ'ORT, and HORGAN, with Mean. Honey lftram and boas, No. 7. Leadenhall-street. Pareengers by this Noe of packets are conveyed from Padclogtou to Plymouth Ant alms for second-eyes tam and second.clase for third-clams tares. STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. The BRITISH and AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION 00YPANY (Ilintiedi will drepeark one of the nadeenassiloned splendid tall screw steamers i• Ice each south for New York. TmallimmHpower, Lawton Wodagassor DOllik NOW Taut 2,500 2.500 2,500 2.500 Captain Glom. Captain Cork CapWs Tread. Captain Mardi. Them magnificent reseals are iuteurpmeed by any mesa-going steamer, and hare accommodation for peammgere replete with stem contort The line will commence at an early date, the eruct day to he fined In a later announcement To lend in the Victoria Dock..—la freight or pumps apply to the Compeny's Agents. AL7UD LAYING and Co., A Leadentialtafreet. ITEM( TO NY!, YORK. LIV=RPOOI S ^ NEW sad T I P S IMADELPHLIL YORK, STRANWHIP COMPANY Intend des- IpMehtng their tall-powered Clyde-bizlit hoe earow Itesia-4higo, egasplng tbe United Wales FROM LIVERPOOL FOR /fIW YAWL CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday. Jane 15. CITY OF BALTIMORE Wedaesday, .11U10 re. CITY OP LI MBILICK, Saturday, June 25. Rad map Wednesday, and every alternateEbbla passage by the mall 'Minters salting wary W I p f a t s v?. aad El endeae, sooordlng to the accomaiedatMm eda = by the s steamers, 111 guineas. Forward passage Mambas provlsiom cooked. Pameagen for thaads. the Malted and British Columbia, booked through ea wry advantageous team—For further particulars apply to Inuum MILAN, Water.street, Liverpool; of to MVO mad XAORY. 43. Wag Willtemetraot. City. B—Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— REMEN Duset lout,. to Hanover. ltrommelek. sad Central oer. may.—Comeof the Ina Arm dam emew ateamaseADUllt, HOWL or IiCHWALEB will be domatehod from 11411141dowk even Tbaraday mamba 'weather permitting,. at 8 a.m., calling sa Rockwall Nor tee Dwengers at 10 a m.—Faros to BIIIOIIM, LS sad Al : Mara Ikksta, dl and LI 'Oa—Apply at CHAPUTB trolvorsal Mot, Itopot-drcut, W.: or to PMLII O II, GILLVII4 mum% sad Co., U. Itoodlaae. E.C. ROITKRDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a WELL—The paddlouteamer BATAVIZI. Capt. W. SMITH. every Sunday, from Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., callus at 131mbrall Sop presagers at 11 a.m. Nuys, LS W.. 41 10a.. sal 11s. ; ratans. Se la, 42 Is.. aid AI S. hi ma WOW - sksznier /11INCIOID from oil the Tower entry 'Monday mandep early. Fares, 41 aid ul 104.—Por through twee solar to the =morayUse bills. ApOy to CHAPLIN'S Universal W.. err to PRILLU'IIt, PHILLIPPS, awl Co., 11, hood-1mm.1.0. THE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK (Wilted), 2, Bank•boildincs. Laudon. irsadies—Newesatle, Leeds, El addersiteld, aad theldeld. Agenda-1f orpeth, aline iek, sad Beaten. =KIM ACODUNTS opened as lb* tondos ogles sad bandi esltial al this ai bask, splint which CH l* KA lf DRAWN Dot esa say inikes! rt of £lO. Warms will be all o t owed on the balance of Item *recasts si ths alms& rate of ths day. J. P. 11:1.NLII, General Mans pr. T HE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), SS, Lorabard.street, Capital £2,000,000, in 20,000 shares of tan each. SulamWed capital 2600,000, In 10,000 shares. DIRaCTORS. CSALIKAg—The lUght lion. JAMES STUART WORTLEY. no lion. T. C. Realbumen, M.P. i Edward Wormer, Esq., !LP. AJosaader Dunbar, East. barks Ellis. Esq. tto r itse Hakim, Esq. Meehan, Pas. I James = 4 E2 4 1 Dewy Jain' WeeitZtatiling. Rm. iligAggit—Albert Grant, Mob gaggliag. Moms Mestormaa, Peters. Mildred, and Co.,joingen. Idioms. Smith, Payne. and Smiths, London. This Company Is prepared to negotiate Government and Manic algal Loans, sad to aid in carrying, oat concessions. Ti maks advances on approvvi securitlea Ti cleat the purchase and sale et shares, gods& do., and to tramost linaocial Madness generally . Also to Twelve looney on deposit for BREW OR EXTENDED PERIODS on (emu to be agreed upon. Consammicattoos to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORE bearesay. Twaperary Olson, Oe. Lombard-street, London, IC. T HE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Ingsbardatreet, I.C. appal. L 1.600,000, In TO,COO shares of E6O each. Babseribml Capital, 4400,000, in 10,000 shams. CRAIRMAS—The Right Roc JA MIS ATrART WORTLEY. DQttt.CHAImHag—JANEt LEYICE, Esq. The Hoe. T. C. liabbartoo. M.P. Adolphe Habits, Up. Bayard Warner, laq..M.P. Henry Penman.J.P. Ahaander Dunbar, Ewa. John Westmorland. Esq. Charles Mak &l ux , Charles E. New bun, hay,. Ana —AlLort Grant, Eni. AA KK Miaow Reutemann, Peter., Mildred, and Co. Bank of London. mi. Company deuces money on the deposit of Title Deeds of appi omit rtehokl or Leeteltuld Property trt Great Britain, with or without regular mortMie. Guarantees Titles or rtecutit:es, and, as agent, negotiates loans on mortgage for long or short Mr.'s; also Receives mosey oa deposit for FIND/ PLRIODB ONLY, al special rates to he weed npon. Communications So be addressed is the liaaallm A LFESII LOWY. Beatetary. Tlffiliwirsly Mots, 00, Lambardatrest, Y.C. JOZEAU, French Chemist, 49, Haymarket, A_X retry fully Inform the Nobility sad Gentry that he keeps In stock all the FRENCH PATENT MEDICINEA. every Reeertptien of Medical Apparatus, and Ma following Prepare, Henn MTBILIP'S FRENCH rem sync?, b. par bottle. JOZEAL - d STILL MALAGA WINE of PEPSINE end DARK. gillgretire mai strengthening tonic. M. 6d. par bottle. JOZZAC'S ELIXIR of PEPSINE. the heat digestive known. RE SC ar. ed.. and Hs. per bottle. JORLACS PECTORAL LE I ITC! SYRUP and Losntoirs. reesemsected as the best remedy iwitbnt °plum for the Windy ear, of colds, asthma. sore chronic and all the disorders Of the claim. b. ad. per 'agile b 31. and Is. led. perm SIRING S INFALLIBLE POW DEES afpgast the per, akin diseases, and norms to dop, is. ed. per packet. _TOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, successfully tded Is the Pule sad Ldadon Hospitals. nude, the can of Mows Mierler. !Heard. Unyd, Poland. sad Levee Clerk (" Ladeet; Nov 41, 1910. ideets can In ea were.* of de dare either in meld or demote eleesses.--th fd. per bottle, b u. r= Be. u., at C. JOZZAtril, Trench chemist, 49, Sayineekst, ttad 116, ladevart reek. THE CREDIT MOBILIER COWART of LONDON (Ihnited), Invite TINDE the PIJECHAIN lOATOAOR BONDS of ASO each to W e t arta= of Clo=ll, *bused epos leassisold Property of large value. and bearing Interest at 10 per cent per annum. payable half-yeerty on pre sentation of Coupons (which are attached to the Bonds) at the Agra and Dasterman's Dank. The principal of the Ikeda re deemable In three yearn Parma of cation may be obtained at the Company's Offices, ot, ruin= fond= (=- Wanes liereules-pmeage.) THZ (ANIMAL FINANCIAL end E3TATE AGINCY CORPORATION ;Molted). Capitol. £lOO,OOll, hi 10.41011 Aires of slo feed With power to teenage. N Dar Aire to be gold on eltetatect Iseceporeami wider " nip o_misaus 1802 . * whereh7 the Nobility of the ehezeholderele Matted to the moose smeembed. CRereseir.—Ceplota Remo& R.N.. The MAIL Cbiewiek.S. W. Beeline—London and Watateeter, Lothintry. LC. itrorlos—Strualer R. Bennett. .(Neeers Bennett aadOsakell). DhOelie—Neeere. Shor N tie and Xing. te C. , Btrelitti-lsoe. LC. RoUCTlon—Mess. Ho Da men. and Lowther. lal. Pea LC. SICILITAAT—Prands L Spry. Up. Teroporery Mow —ROL Greshambonae. LC. ABRIDGED YROSPECITB. Ms °cep:oral= boo beam lensed foe the purpose of wafting the ordinary hardness of a Finance Canyon, wit► that of an Borate A{wey—a wont not yet otinglod by any of the ezaillin cotspiniaa ifs — badness of the Corporstke will sandal of two distinct biennials efs., Ilasacisi inessictions sad estate business, sad psi town competent rspresseistivse will be la the petal* . . _ The lheanalsi Departnarat will omelet of rimming lawny an Mil and personal estate, whether intended for sale ay otherwise, and ma 'whether securitim as the Directors may approve. The Corporation will act Mao as agente between mortgagors and mortgagees, and will negotiate subscriptions or loans for British and foreign undertakings, the boas Ides of which will be strictly inveedpted before they are submitted to the public. Mt andgency Department will embosses valuation: the purchase male of minim lands, and houses: the mays went of mtatas, and the carrying out of drainage, and other an smile] improvements: also the sales of sgricultural produce, farming stock, and every description of properties, by Driest. contract and public auction sad it is intended to bold parriodi cal sanest freehold and leasehold prolea. Severs' lucrative transactions have afreaft been seemed by the Corpreation end although the Directors eensider the present nominal capital ample for all immediate porpow , power has been taken so increase the same should It be uWesatidy deemed desirable. By the articles of emocistion !which lie for inspection M the temporary aMose of Um Oempsay) *soh director la re quired to hold 930 sharer end more thin t,OOO shares hare already been anbernibed for by ths directors and their friends. Prospectuses and forms of applications for shares may be ob tained from the Bankers, Brokers, and Auditors, or at the Tem porary °Mess of the Company. THE GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE AGENCY CORPORATION fLissiltikr. The Directors ars now prepared to rewire APPLICATIONS from Sstablisbed BMWs Assists in the soestry to eel u rsprs soistatires for N. Corporstioa.—B7 order of 9ts Bond, P. DPH7, s.c++tl7. THE CHAMONIX UNITED HOTELS OWIPAIVI (Limited). nu' llabillt7 of the sharehoidemi is limited to the amount of Male shares. Capital LlOO.OOO. to MOO Shares of L2O each. Depodt, per Share on application. and gl 10. on allotment. II is not expected that more than 010 per Share will be sailed up. Dfirnero3a. Colonel Brewnlow Knox, M.P., Bi„ Wilton.creacent, Belgravia, Director of the Alexandra Hotel Company. "LTUp, Vico-Chairman of the London, Bamberg, Coat Chambers, ental m Bank_ Colons( Augusta. Meyrlek, 43, Otosmoor-street, Grosvenor. apiece Jarred Melinda, Hag., 9, Princess acre, Kensington-p.:lmm Rohm. Fisher, Seq., Director or the Louden, Hamburg, and Con ttnental Bank. Daniel Grant, Tag., Pilirim-street, Ludgate-hill. L A. iLittmtandt, LLD., llanchestarstreet. Manchester-aquae.. Bananas—The London Bambara, and Continental Bank, 79, Loniberdetmea ISOLICMED—IImers. Howard, Dollman, and Lowther, 141, Feu ehereheMeet. Banana—C. A- Mortal, Bag., Tr, CornhtlL ArDITORS. J. Da Op. (Quitter, Bell, and Co.), HddiTate - nireet- Henry SocMtnn, Iq., 79, Lombardotreca ILsaaolut—M. Ferdinand Ziseskramer, Chamonix. Temporary 011eme-89. Threadneedle-street. - _ - Mb Company la formed for the purpose of purchasing the following valuable Hotels, ettitated at Mama.' : I.liUd Royal, rll6lel de rUnlou, rHOtel du Male de Crlatal /Intel du Nord, now d'Angleterre, tHatel de I. utdrea, CHOW de least Maim - - Prospectuses and forma of application for thane nosy be ob leaned at the Company's offices, 38, nnadseedk-direst, or of the Brokers and lionktes of the Company. eIHAMONLX HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE.—Ihe SHARK LEST of the &my* Coupes, will be CLOSED on MONDAY, Jute 20, for loatlott, Mt Jute 11 toe the eounyy. 7 l3, order of the Want &codas. MR. ELTON TEMPLEMORE, Engineer, again beg. respectfully to call tke sttentinn of the mem ber, of the Medical Faculty whom be met with during his Illness In India, on the homeward wen% and In Liaised, to his Ad verthement of Julie 7 in this paper, with reference to the NFACTUNATE MISTAKE which has been made in trest/na slicer of blood in the head for insanity. He also begs to avail himself of the present opportunity of sincerely thanklag them and mutual friends for the great kindness shown to him, nob the best Intentions, during his long and severe Tachbrook-street, Pimlico, June 13, 186 E THE FURNIARING OF MD-110011A HEAL and 1514 - have observed for some time that it would be advantageous to their Customers to see a molt larger selection of Bedroom Furniture than is usually displayed, and that to Judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptions of tare. It is aeoesaary that each description should be placed In separate rams. They have, therefore, ZRECTFD large and Additional SHOW-ROOKS, by which they are enabled sot only le extend their show of iron, Dram sad Wood Bedsteads, and Bedroom Furniture, beyond what believe has ever bees attempted, but also to provide mall rooms for the of keeping complete suites of ped-rootaparaltur, to the ermyt styles, Jammed Deal Goode may be seen In complete suttee of tire or de different colours, some of team light sad ornamental, sad others at splatter description. Suites of Shined Dent (Mehl* Euraltare, Polished Deal, Oak, sad Widest, are oleo set spirt in separate rams, so that eustemers are skis to me the affect es It would appear In their own rooms. The stock of Mahogany Goode for the better bedrooms, sad Japanned Goads for Plain and Servants' use, le very greatly in crewed, the whole forming as complete as easortuseat of Bed room liernhure as they think cm ;Keithly be desired. HEAL and SON'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of Beldam& Deddlog, aad Bedroom FliThitlllll mot tree by post. US, 197, 158, Totteshamcotut-road. Landon. HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES, made by steam power. with wood and metal frames. rw quirtni so screw.—% meliorates, 26 and ST, Bwroarsatred, oMordelmart.-111ustrated catalogues cc appliestkaa ATHB of HOMBURG, near Fraukf“rt-on-the Maine.—eutinser Roma. IRK—The MINERAL WATERS of ROSIRCRO, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Professor Lights, ate stimulant, tonic, alterative, and aperteat They are of admirable service in removing disorder* of the sto mach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the &Womblel circulation is defective. mete* the processes of sa cmtlas, and give • healthful regularity to the olgamm of nutrition and ambailatlon. They are powerful reme dial agents In cases of enlargement of the liver, in affections of the *gen, In hypochondria, jaundice. hemorrhoidal disease, and obstinate constipation. In awes of gout and all other affections produced b) Inefficiency of the digestive tune one, the most happy multi have been obtained from them. The eacac7 of the waters is more especially recognised by those who drink them at their source for theu, the logien:nitro; air of the mountains. the gaiety of the sorroundier scene, and perfect abstraction from the game of the world. cower In assisting the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent casino, which la the beauty of he architecture, the judicious distribution of its spartmenta, and the rictuses, of Its decorations, surpauese very other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for bells and concerts, masa for the games of Trente et Quarante and Roulette : the former Is played with the hell Recap and the latter with one Zero : the daily veatere of the bank at the Trento et Qum rants table Is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the niasi mtun stake I. four hundred and eighty pound. Among Dm other attractions may be mentioned a large and comic' table reeding room, liberally furnished with Denise, French. Enghsli, Russian. Belgian, and Dutch journals : a coffee-room In tbe Olympic style of decoration : a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar. opening on to • fine terrnce paved with ambelte • grand dining-room, where there is a table Chat. A la Frailness, twice a day, at 1 and I O'clock. under tie superintendence of the celebrated Chevet, of Perla, who la the time. of the refreshment department of the Eurbaus. An ereellent orchestre, numbering forty dis tinguished musicians, performs three times • day; to the morn. tag at the Malls W the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In the evening in the grand nail The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the ontaklrta of Frankfort. Thew are eighteen trains a day, to or fro, the last as last as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an boar, the amusements of Frankfort ere within nisch. Visitors he Homburg may get to Braude In twelve to Berlin In fifteen, to Parts in sixteen, and to London in twenty lour, so excellent la the Interemninunication by rail, DRSOOTPS BILIOUS sad LIVER P ; sever Ming remedy. prepared withant any mare n tl B 4 Inmediest. from the recipe of Ikc gest; will be found inralsable to all who sager Rom billow and liver *moisten', Indiention. wind. mamas giddiness dizziness of the eyes tr. Fee habitual Nativeness as a tunny aperient medicine, and as a porker of IV bloo.l, they are truly excellent mild in their operation and grateful to the rtorack. they metre appetite. promote digestion, and strengthen the whole ',tryout Gyttent—tioli by W. ambers, eggeltm, N . Ring Milliantet. Charing Leedom and by most n boxes, la led. awl pd. B. sere to u.k for Dr. geWe Wirtz and Liver Fill.. The genuine Sr. in a mumegreas pankase with Leatert" engraved on In. mama. THE IN VIGORATIVE NERVENZ ZEISICNOE. The most aciestineally prepare.) and end powerful sate live cordial ever introduced ; restores to their Dermal eondittos a the sicretions. rte Intagrfty of which parted boaltli de =. It la • mmettle for &haft et ail Made. sad trona It. eon ammo other ingtonlonta. Polloilio sad abort of soda will perm WO Brenda to tho senors ma dyspeptic. Prim la M o ra ott or four quantities in one for Itta. tole Appal.. t o matt Co. li2o, Otiontutroet. nod Ms. luselarottWamt. LR lanerma [Stamped, id, AddWood.] them at the top. At this sat the royal party, King Christian and his Queen in the centre, with the beautiful Princess Dagmar by her father's side, then Prince Frederick, and then a lady of the court. By the Queen was Bishop Moored, with iron-grey hair and massive thoughtful brow : a world of care must weigh upon it just at present. His dress, of plain black, adorned only by a large silver star and some smaller decoration, bad little about it of the ideal political bishop, the proud ecclesiastic of middle age romance. Monrad is considered, even by bis enemies, to possess immense ability, and can speak very eloquently when he chooses. The dinner was scarcely noticeable among modern feasts for being strictly d lu Rum ; but the toasts and consequent speeches were most in teresting. . . . . The post is going out, so I must describe what was said in my next. LIBERTY IN RUSSIA. TO TEN ISITOR 0? TEI ZIPBIIB. have before me a letter from St. Peters burg, ecirdaising the dlignioef al details of the condemnation of the celebrated writer, N. Tcheroisehevek‘ the director of the Contensporain, and one of the moot distinguished literary men of the day in Ramie. N. Tchernischevald was arrested nearly two years ago, end has been imprisoned ever since. After • secret inquiry he was tried by the senate, without any defence whatever. The government has published nothing respecting the came of the trial, and for a very good reason. There was nothing to bring forward except the opinions expressed in censured erticlee, the inflames of Tcherniseheveki over the young men, and hie pretended participation in a clandmtine publication. They wanted to get rid of a clever and ardent antagonist, and he wee scoordingly sentenced to seven years' hard la our ie Siberia, and to Ira issporfation for life. This is not all. On the 31st say, Teliernischevaki was led forth in the middle of the day into • public mama in St. Petersburg. His sen tence was read to him, he was forced to kneel, his sword was broken above him head, and he was then pat in the pillory. A young girl threw some Bowers to him, she was arrested. A well known literary man cried "Adieu, my friend;" be is in prison. Like a worthy son, the Emperor Alexander is reviving the memory of his father. Why dose not Ger many, which tries with so much avidity to miss upon every. thing that belong to Holstein, demand the extradition of this ill-omened family, the raidartune of Ramie? Begging you to insert these lines in your excellent paper, —I am, &a., AL. HEHZEN. /Infield House, Teddington, Jane 13, 1864. [TWOPENCE DRAMA. Our summer theatrical season appears to be draw led to an early close. Mr. Pechter unmoor Saturday, the 25th inst., as the last night of Hamlet at the Lyceum ; the Strand will close at the mime time for 'tractors! alterations, which are much needed ; the Royalty mansion announce the lest twelve nights of Mr. Burnand's two burlesque* : Austley's will close with Mr. E. T. Smith's benefit on the 20th inst. ; and Mr. Backetarie's benefit and last night of the Haymarket season will take place on the 6th of July. The Olympic will probably keep open until the new joint. stock company, under the direction of Meson. Tout Taylor, Horace Wigan, Ponsonby, and Bentinck, take possession of it in the autumn, sod the protect management announce revival of the late Robert Brough's burlesque of Masa niello. A new drama, called The Monastery of St. Just (adapted by Mr. John Cranford from Casimir Delavigne's Doe Joan of drains), will be produced at the Princess's next Saturday. In this play Mies Stella Colas will perform two characters ; and, if it should prove successful, it will doubtless; keep the house open for some time. Mr. Watts Phillips's gloomy but effective play, The Dead Heart, has bee, temporarily revived at the Adeiphi, with Mr. Ben jamin Webster in the chief character; Mies Bateman Moving taken bet departure for six months with Leak to go rotted the country. Her next appearance at this house, on the 2nd of Jsonary, as at present arranged, will be in a new drama by Herr Maratha!, insulated by Mr. John Oxen ford. The plot will deal with as early period of Italian him tory. HAYMARKET. When Box and Cos had had an unexampled career of succor, and bad farmed a vehicle for the humour of almost every Loodoe low comedian, it occurred to an ex perisoced dramatist, Kr. Starling Coyne, to take the well known characters of the faros, and to exhibit them under the isiluence of matrimony. Box and Cos, Married and Settled, in the hands of Messrs. Backstairs arid Keeley. be came a Haymarket nooses, as almost any piece would have become, sustained by such actors and humorists. last eight an attempt was made by Mr. &Ahern to work oat a similar ides through the medium of his popular cari cature, Lord Dundrtary, in a short farce written by Mr. H. J. Byron, and celled Lord Dundreary Married and Done For. This faros bee been tried by Mr. Bothers at Liverpool and other plant. and es it protases@ to be a "piece of extraninance" only, it largely disarms criticism. The author has fairly enough assumed that all theshadows;end substances of Our American Cousin must be as familiar to his audieece as their fathers or mothers, and he ham, therefore, merely introduced them in a 'lightly altered form, revolving round Lord Deirdre:l7, without much plot or story. Lord Dundreary is drown in • somewhat henpecked condition, married to Georgian, and pestered by his mother-in-law and other members of the family, until Asa Trent:hard makes him become master in his own horns. The new Dandrearyianis, which, like Sam Wellernme or Sam Slickiams, may be easily applied to any subject when the trick is own learnt, bad a few touches of whimsicality, and the fares aided with 000 of the most sub. lime smashes of crockery which we have ever seen on the dace. Suck a smash may make half our farce-writer envious, but it ought to speak volumes for the liberality of the management. Mr. Sothern was good-humouredly sup ported by Mr. Buckstooe, Mr. Chippendale, Mr. Walter Gordon, Miss Hill, Mims Snowden, and other prominent members of the company. Tas Oan Tux RAOOED Scaocas.—The seventh annual meeting of these schools, which with the smociated Duck.lane Club take • very distinguished place among in- Minima for improving the meatton of the poor, is to be held to-morrow mooing. Lord Shaftesbury is to take the chair, and among the speakers will be the Marquis of West mimic, Sir R. Carden, and Edwin Hayti/sea blind mem ber of the Duck-lane Club. From particulars 'applied by Miss Adobe* Cooper, the indefatigable honorary secretary of the club, we learn that there are 255 children (90 b0y., 115 ed., mid 50 infante) atteodieg the day, evening, and Sunday school& nimethen of the Moths's' Minim (the parents of the c hildren attending the s:hools), who are sup plied with &mil, print, calico, am, st4d. in the shilling coder eat price ; the armed, tape, needles, de., being supplied gratuitously. A clothing club is attached to the Su nday school ; amount of deposits, 221. 13e. 9i1., on which three halfpence in the shilling was given. The Band of Rope numbers nearly 500 boys tied girls. A penny bank is attached to it ; amount of children's deposit.. 44/. Its, 9c1., to which twopence in th e shilling trim added. Ten girls and 8 boys had gone to service; 14 gists and boys to cartoon employments ; 7 boys to the 81'04610a societies (red and per pi); and one boy had been placed in • refuge; all going on well. Ten boys and two girls receive the school prize of 5.. sad 7.. 6d. for mie or two years' good character te the semi situation., combined with maim attendance at the Sun day school, where practicable : and three lads, now 17 years of age. realm a handsome book (the Bible Cyclopedia), for five years in the first thirties in which they were pieced. They may be mouldered as fairly started in life, as t he y re ceive good wages. There bee bees much sickness and mor tality among the poor children and parents, tram went of sufficieut nourishing food, through the great distress caused by the removal of their stalls in Stratton Ground, Broad way, ke., by order of Sir R. Marne, and also hog over °rowdies is their htW room, through so many houses being pulled down, and the consequent rim in the real, two small zoom in Duakilan• (one the bedroom), with out a pate) being charged 6s. tid. • week ; eleven little ones bare died from the Infants' Gallery and two boys. The Working Men's Club In Duck-lam continues through the divine bitring, to prosper. There are above 400 isms and It is managed entirely by the mem themselves. It was enlarged &mooed time is November, at a met of 570!., all of which ice been paid through tbe kindling of friends, the Ma quit s( liVseissisdeehavies eostraxised= CO-OrriLATIVI SOCIZSIML—Last night a number of vereoas connected with various co-operative societies in 11 . sent pate of the metropolis, and several gentlemis favourable to the movement, assembled at the cream d the Calmed Lowe for the Welfare of the Industrious Classes, to bear • lecture by the Rev. W. Molieworth, of oe the subject of esoperation. The Marquis el 7= cumnpied the chair, being supported by Mr. Beim, Mr. Nicholay, the Rev. J. W. Rithardem, Mr. H. W. Heiman, Kr. J. R. Taylor, Messrs. Facet' , Omar, Dies, Risley, Grimm, A. H. Side, J. Mudd, Larder, Moody, Babb', lux The rev. lecturer gave an telecast ing aooount of the program of co-operative societies in Roadie!' di, sad their effect is insproviog the people merally, so oily, sod iatisUeetuidly. He stated that the pioneer moiety, which was started in Rochdale, in 1844, hod been so successful that it now numbered 4,500 members, with • espial of 49,361 L, ad was doing • bedtime M the extent of 118.6321. aaaaall7, at a profit of 17,6711. He admitted that similar societies had failed in biascherter and some _ . THE GALWAY PACKET SERVICE. Yesterday afternoon the Poetthaater-Generaf re ceived at the Post-office in St. Martin's-leGrand an im portant and influential deputation, omitting of th e Mar. qgu of Olearoarde, Lord Duakellio, M.P., Su Thomas Bart., M.P., F. W. Itmeall, FN., M.P., J. Owen Lever, Req., P., Robert F Esq., L. M Lord Jobe Brooms, M.P., Jo hn s ßagwell Eaq7 g ri.M. R. Lode Bart., M. P.,Jiunes Berkeley Th ompson, Fag., William Eaq., M.P.,Coloael numb, M.P., J. A. Roebuck, Fp. ILP., 13. ll'Evoy, Bal., /LP., W. P. Urqu hart, Req., IL P., John Geese, Esq., Bir R. Brea, Bart.,lLP., M. Dunn, Esq., M.P., J. Blake, Eq., Y.P. The Marquis of CLAKILICAIMI opened the proceedings by slating that this deputation had waited upon his lordship far the purpose of inducing the government to grant • fur ther suspension of the thilway contract for three istoetir. Re bed bees assured upon reliable authority that negotie. Mons were now in progress with influential financial men in the City of London, with shipbuilders, railway companies, sod financial companies, in order to complete the anange masts fora thorough reorganimito• of the lies ; sad if the stomata of time were granted, be (the Marquis of Clan. rioares) had every reseal' to believe that before that period bad expired a definite prop:mil . would be submitted to his lordship for performing the service In an efficient manner. The POIITIWITEII-133111ELL having naked whether be was not right is regarding the present deputation as giving ex prams rather to the feeling of the !Ash people on the subject, thee as repreaseting any eompany The Marquis of CIANIUCAIWZ replied that be was. Mr. ROZMICK stated that the government would not suf fer in any reaped from granting this request. They would, at the expirationot the three mouths, be in precisely as good • position either to accept the proposal for reorgentratiou submitted to them, or to mina the coot:act. The POIMIAents•GKKKHAL said that a similar had been made by the company, which bad realy m gi P t no answer to his last official commutication. Re wished to know whether it was probable that tho attempt would be made to perform the service according to the terms of the existing contract, as the government certainly would not I allow of any alteration. He thought that be could hardly grant the request of the deputation unless some mare precise explanations were given respecting the mode la which the reorganisraioa was to be carried out, and asked whether a fortified would be slinkiest for that purpose Mr. Ronocc said that a mouth at least would be re quired for arrangements of such an exteerrive stormier, and in this he was warmly supported by Mr. Lever so il other members of the deputatioa. After some further amoral disarm/on, The Poevithirrea-Oixtrw, expressed his willingness to abstain from taking nisseures to cased the coot/set for a mouth, for the purpose of enabling the company to rthinit some deficits , preposition for the rearganirtkou of the *le vies. The deputation lariat tbsaked his lordablp, then re tired. The last rehearsal for the Great Choral Festival of 5,000 voices, fo be held at the Crystal Palace me Widen. day next. took place on B•turdsy. The programme will consist of twenty anthem, choruses, chorales, past songs, he., some of which are for fear treble parts, Red will be sung by 1,040 KEPIS to a pert. Ms. G. W. Martin is the isonductor. Tee RIIIIIMPATATION or NORTH DMIRA-11.—A Tummy in the representatims of this district has occurred by the unexpected death of Lard Adolphus Van. Tempest. We have mum to know that, though from • feeling of respect for the family at Wynyard no precipitate steps will be taken by the liberal party for promotag the return of • candidate in their Merest, yet that all arrangements have been made by them, for some time past, to secure on • fitting mosaics the election of • gentleman who, from his personal qualifications as well as him family connezioos and antecedents, will unite in hie favour all ranks at the liberal electors.—efuLe. other towns, sad that the pregreis of the 0111.0131•114 ii7the BONY= Firs or THI EAILISWOOD AWELI7II FOR I—L nat" ite to Pahl the i tt bge ta i t i si :Rochoido w' bet he tb i r tz pri ib rici ut.d ole t n i roo-opera- dmw. IDIOT& —This interesting ft! e, which has now paned au oMM:dished place among the most pleasant anniverearies of Mon was better usdentood—the sharehoees taking an charitable instittniems, appointed for Thursday 0011, the actin pus is the of the a ff a i r . a 164 inst. The arausemesta ereaseme at 1 o'olock, oe the tie society. Th. itArhA . l . societ _ bvgw am with Lira, with cricket, croquet, Anal Sally, football. /cc., followed at 3 p.m. by rating and jumping matches for 7,..„, ; _e'=, L ,L"'T_ r" . 7rkr esuir :r si ; rises, to be competed for by boys engaged in the various :rd even to arti cl e" ind u s t r y ; :5 • 3° tlia imitates will talc. tea " which also paid. H...de are mo ed tto the rosper viel ry w 3 the 16 " ; and at 6 . 30 U m " will be " area " °I a ars the co-operativesodetiee is Rochdale was to be attributed bellooa. Glees by the Earlawood singing class and negro the fact that that town suffered less dieters thee tie melodies by the Earlswood troupe will vary the entertain- other Lancashire towns is the cotto n tang o s. Th e rev . stream Guards will be in ettesikoon meet, which is to °occlude at Bp.m. The tondo/ the Cold gentleman concluded by offering a few practical suggestions for extending the pnnoiple of oo.operation in London. Gs CLIFTON SUPIPEWSION Byrn".—The work of ens- th e eeee k e i ee of th e le sere as estme g i d di eeee ,k, n too k pending the roadway, which bag Mee stopped fora short place as to the best mode of commie. out co-operation in period is commutate of a delay in the receipt of some the metropolis; various defects in miming systems were cranes and • portion of the iron-work, has now been resumed, pointed out, and some valuable surgestioas made. The pro gad is being pushed forward with vigour. The proms of endings, which did not couelude till 11, were suspending the rodeo's! attaching them to the girders upon brought to a termioatios by cordial votes atWinks to the which the roadway will be laid is interesting, sod, though rev. lecture, and also te the sable chairman for presidia's. sppmently attended with much danger, is performed by THE Swats AND Reviews JUDOMSNT.—The men of steady eye and verve, who ham bees accustomed following addrese to the Archbishops of Clanterbery sad to such operations, and for whom safety every precaution York is &Walt° be on the point of circulation throughout Dan been taken by Mr. Airey, the resident engineer. Elevens th e county for signature :—•• To his Gram the Lord Arch rods have been already suepended froen each chain oo the bishop of c e m ae h em pri.te d all p iniand mg metro. Clifton, or Gloneestembire. side, to •hiab have hem at- politaa ;to his Grace the Lord Archbishop of York, primate lashed eight crone girders.. sad the iron framework, so tn. of Fugland and metropolitan : We, the mid clergy. sneak, of the bride* has beau completed for a leng th mew sad lemma of the several provinces of sod about 50 feet from the Claim pier. belied, hereby ackeowledge cith d o ns gratitude the AOlll4 or Ammucsic GIMIMAIS.—GeneraI S. Ha- paetonds lately issued by your graces to the two provinces miltoe is 72 years of age ;3. Coorer is 68 ; Yolk, ; Kelly, of Oantsrbary and York. Oar fervent prayer is that your Lea, 56 ; Joe Jaime.. 54 ; Magruder ' , e a K e y es . 6.3 ; grams may be richly endowed with wisdom from cm high, Philp., . new., b 0; B eim 49; B ee t, m;D e s e gi, mid may be enabled, with the other primates aad bishopHalleck. asii Meade, 48 ; Roseanne, Grant, Bean. Pemba. , of the united church of England sod behind, to take ton, and W. Sherman, 46 ; W. T. Sherman, 44 ; Sickles •ff_oetuel_ embed fur upholding, amid the peculiar daggers sod Pope, 41 ; Buresi de, C. T. Hamilton. King, Longstems, of the present time, the Devise Authority al Rely Scrip. sad 40; Censers. irci e ti es . m ee t, 38; lure and the la te grity of the faith, so that tie Gospel of Stanley and Amain, 30. —New York paper. Our Lord sad Saviour may be taught in all he parity anion SOUTH Hmarnorox Musgux.—During the week r slv e t i re me l ""d ek il dr ..": "h a ul dimiau t im ndet".• emdieg Jon ll a sMonday , Tueday and Saturda eyes .1. oo_ fon ,„.„.. ows from I CZYNTAL iALAcH—The great choral concert of Mae restrepelitaa mbools Mk* place to (Jape 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,442 ;oe ednesday, rs (admladou to eke public adL T'..= nail. The choir will omelet of 5,000 voices. ieel•theff • F frot y lb ."Nalie enni. till " . IFrosalisi ithausaud.thems. emcee sad sad pari bm".• The m smlunffreerjnectidwill b y cl• re r. °maim of the museum, 4,662,564. G. W. .ice faustaias will be played at ew e s MORI THAN STIR AND THAN ITHIL—Thia ed.* . mak ....N dia.t tha bar " sad best steak of Wald dad adamaide da HOZNIMAN'II Tss, is choice and strong, moderat e ever saleetteed ter rotate soprovel. The ereelmeed Ira Wo°sw at Alfred Webb HOW the ettalaster's sal, seta- In pries sod wholesome to use. These adrootave have secured 4 YWsNet, 77, Brookeltreet, Haseversysere. landellshel MI. for this We • seallmi s Prefumes. It it seta Is Ph:Heim by ;read • t. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1864. 'FIRE OXFORD.--f3BLECTIONS from A. FAUST, the MERRY WIT= at WINDSOR. Us Ballo la Matchers, and the Two Gentlemen of Terms, by the whole of the talented company. Meek*: Mr. LJONORMANIL 08=10 br thseworth, Eugene, W. Randall. T. Marla/maYadGe. Cabit„ and MI.. Folly Power, the celebrated jirenlle comedienne. MAY IVMInf O. AGRICITLTI7RAL HALL, ISLINGTON.—The HUIItI BROW will open Jal7L Intriso ekes on Juno 20. PttradtaY an now ready, and nal in obtained on aappppll Yea to B. SIDNEY. HORSE 8110W.—AGRIOULTURAL HALL. The Directors of the Agricultural Hall will hold a HOME SHOW, to OPEN on the let of JULY next. Entries to close on the 110th of June. The Prise List includes a Pint Prins of £lOO and a cup of sot km miss than Mg tor the beat thormaglehrefi Stallion ; P. 40 for the beet hunter, equal to not NM than last and Cl l O divided anvomist two otber classes of Ranters. Also. grime for Trotting %dhow ; tor Hackneys: for Mergers to be ridden by troopers: lot wefght-carrying Cobs for Clarriage Hones in palm to be driven in Harness . for Arabs and Barbs tor Ponies, ; amounting altogether to MOO Home on the best plan. in which the most valuable bones can remain both day and night, will be erected within the ball. The ring for exercise and display will be upwards of COO feet in cir cumference. Prise Lists and conditions may be obtained. end =trite made on applicetuni to t he Secretary. Entries close on the Nth of Jane. 8. SIDNEY. Ogees. Barfordetreet, laington, N. HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL. EWA& CL& tar SACLICXYB over lit aaaaa Ist pita, ftd twin AU Zl6 let Wee 1 0 HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HILL, July 1. SPACE In the Galleries for the gale d Carriages, Harness. Agricultural Gardm Implements, awl V 7 Goods, de., during the Horse Show, to be I T. Apply at the Office of the Company, Derford etre' t, Isling ton; N.—By order, B. SIDNEY, demetary. PARIS FIRST CLASS and LONDON PRIZE IEZDALS. .101114 - 1174 - lEx GOLDSMITH and JavriLLER. Manufactory, 16, lientiettaatreat . COveat-aardea, W.C.. Ueda. , N.B. Mk catabllthateat la dosed at 6 la the man& and os Saturdays at 1 o'clock. H YAM a CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, 68 sad 67, OXIOILD-BTILILIIT, W. The fashion and genend emellsece displayed th this attire universally acknow*.d. Overcoats and Capes l6a fid. to 40s Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets Ol.. Od. to Ws. Od. Buboes and Morning Sults ...38s. Od , 48a. 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It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and dandnif, end makes It beautifully soft, pliable and glassy. In the growth of the whiskers, beard, and mustachios it is unfailing in Its stimu lative operation. lot children it is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of hair, while its Introduc tion into the marerry of royalty, and the high esteem in which it is universally held. with numerous testimonials constantly re ceived of its efficacy, afford the best and Saleit proofs of Its merits.—Price la. ed.. Ts., :Oa ed., equal to four small. and via. per bottle-Bokt at 20, Batton. den, and by chemists and perfumera—Ask for Rowlands! Yaasasar Oil. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of the day. AQUA MANKLLA.— Masora JOHN OIMNILL and Co., Three King court, Lornber& street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully oder to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the huilian hair to its priethe bue—oo matter at whets's. The Agee Amarella has soar at the propertes of dyes , It, on thecontrary, Isbeneficial So the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price HI is per bottle, or In half bottles, 10a 64. John Gospel & Co. have been appointed partamen to H.R.H. the PliMegge Oi Walsh! TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (zzirraz's miasma.) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Juirs 13. Herr von Bismarck received a deputation from Sleswig yesterday. He subsequently had a confer ence, lasting several hours, with Prince (Joe,- chakoff, at which Councillor von Oubril, the Russian ambassador in Berlin, was present. A protracted sitting of the Council of Ministers took piano in the afternoon. His Majesty the King received the Minister President: and Prince Gortchakoff in the evening. The interview lasted some time. Prince Gortchakoff will proceed on his journey to Kiasingen to-morrow morning. To-day another ministerial council was held in the Royal Palace. BERLIN, Joinsl3, EvErora. The King will leave fur Carlsbad on Saturday next. Herr von Biamarck will follow later. Thesemi-official Nerddeufsche Al/ganeine Zeitung of to-day says :—" The Prussian government has not purchased vessels in France, as stated in some of the Berlin papers, but in America, and that largely." THE LONDON CONFERENCE. FBANBFOHT•ON-TEE-MAINS Jct.'s 13. h the sitting of the Conference on Thursday List the plenipotentiary of the Germanic Confede- ration made a declaration in which he laid down the principle that no part of Sleswig can be ceded to Denmark without the consent of the population. THE INSURRECTION IN ALGIERS. PARIS, Jolt: 13. A despatch received here from Algiers of the 9th inst. confirms the report of the death of the Marabout Si-El-Azerey, one of the leaders of the insurrection. Letters received here announce that the English expedition against the King of Aehantee had been forced to retreat with considerable loss. Tritsusa STORM.—After a couple of hours de ment of rain a clap of thunder broke over London about 2 o'clock yesterday. The report frightened a spirited mare that was standing in a hansom cab on the Haymarket rank, and the animal dashed at full speed down the street, turnip( to the left into the open epee. Sear the equestrian states of George HI. In doing so the near wheel of the nab streak the block of stone which guards the lamp-post at the corner, and the cab was thrown over on he side and com pletely destroyed. The cabs:use, who was standing at the time oa the pavement, was a helpless spectator of his mis fortune. VIOLENT TI11:111 DLit STORM AT LIVIRPOOL.-011 Sunday and daring the early part of yesterday Liver pool was visited by a succesaion of violeet thunder storms accompanied by lightning and torreete of rain. The only 'oddest of importance which has yet been reported is the injury does to one of the turrets of this West Derby Church. Tbe congregation were assembled at the afternoon service ow Sunday when the turret opposite to that to which the lightaing conductor is (seemed was struck by lightaing and shattered to pieces. The atones and debris fell for the most part upon the root, and the eons caused wee so alarming that some of the emagregation rushed from the building. No personal injuries, however, were sustained, and after a brasf interval the service wan resumed. Moxsratt Misrlso or COLLIER-9.—A monster open-air mastiffs of cellists was held yesterday on a hill, called the Wren's Meet, is the Dudley district. The num ber present wee computed at about 7,000, and it is the largest meeting of its kind that km ever been held in South Staffordshire. A procession of about 3,000 patsies marched from Dudley to the place of meeting, accompanied by ten binds. Mr. W. H. Miller, of Dudley, presided, and there were delegates pretest who repressated Bootioad sad the northern sountles. Nurnerwan immobile were delivered, and a resolution approvieg the *setts of the Miners' Na tional Aroeistao' a, and pledging tie meeting to ente sprains art sostribros town* frobisdr, war g = THE WAR IN DENMARK. (nox on new COPENHAGEN, Jun 8. A lovely morning promises to make this day's excursion most delightful. Already officials in uniform are passing through the streets on their way to the terminus of the Copenhagen and Elsi nore Railway. Our special train is to start at half past eleven, and the King will assuredly be punc tual, so I must make the best of my time, and tell you very briefly of the impression produced here by a rumour that a prolongation of the armistice has been decided on. People say—" Give ua either peace or war ; anything but this uncertain condition, which is peace for the German and war for us." A gentleman arrived from Jutland speaks of the threats which the invaders have there uttered, that its inhabitants shall be made to suffer in' earnest if Denmark venture to renew the struggle "and the Jutlandere," he adds, "care not what becomes of themselves, beingonly anxious that their country should obtain an honourable peace, and fearful of danger to Copenhagen from the combined Austro-Prussian squadrons." It is strange how di rectly English policy has furthered the schemes of Germany. From a nervous dread of possible conse quences we have been anxious to smother the Danish question, at any cost, instead of looking it boldly in the face. And again, we call the Danes obstinate, because they will not part with their coveted territory to oblige our government Nothing has changed in the merits of the so-called " Sleswig-Holstein " question. An act of robbery watt committed amid general reprobation. Six weeks passed away, and our indignant feelings were met, in solemn conference, by the exulting insolence of the conquerors. Another six weeks of fruitless discussion brought England from a sym pathetic by-stander to a sulky accomplice, and we suggested a division of Sleswig, in defiance of our own well ascertained opinion that the Eider was Denmark's legitimate frontier. I omit all men tion of Holstein, as Englishmen were rather hazy in their ideas about that duchy, although they knew that its positim was regulated by the treaty of 1852. The Danes say bitterly, when threatened with a loss of English sympathy if they fight once more, "Of what good has sympathy been to 12.1 It lured the nation into abandoning Holstein, en couraged it to defend Sleswig, proposed a disgrace ful compromise to soothe our enemies, and becomes estranged if we show reasonable spirit" I always answer such assertions by pointing out that " Eng lead, being a constitutional country, must necessarily act as the majority wills, and that a sympathetic majority is difficult to obtain. There are distinct parties in England about this as about other mat ters. The section which counselled retreat and submission in December would now advise Den mark to yield Sleswig, Jutland, anything, every thing, for peace ; and her friends who applauded a bold stand at the Dannewirke, would now come, if they could, and give Germany a lesson." However these sentiments may be received, all classes appear gloomy and dissatisfied with a prolongation of the existing truce, and are naturally impatient to know the best or the worst at once. Julia 9. The station was gaily decorated and the engine partly bidden beneath evergreens and flowers. A glittering assemblage of courtiers and military men mingled upon the platform with substantial merchants and railway directors, whilst outside were hundreds of eager spectators. Pre sently some carriages trotted up, whose drivers were in the court livery of scarlet. The royal party alighted, amid loud cheers, and took their seats in the train. There was a pause of a minute or so, to see that all was clear, and we moved away at a steady pace on our journey. Crowds that stood and sat among the trees on the ramparts waved their caps, their handkerchiefs, their parasols as we passed—bid us, in fact, a hearty adieu. It was • great day for Elsinore, though nothing to speak of in the capital, as no large gathering of citizens had taken place. At various suburban crossings were groups of idlers, who bowed and curtseyed with becoming loyalty when they perceived that his Majesty was in the train. We passed through a rich thriving country, plenti fully wooded, to the junction for Klein penborg, and thence by several stations of more or less importance, to Elsinore. After quittingtbe Klampeuborg junction our route lay through districts hitherto untraversed by passenger trains, for the present trip was intended to open the new line. The population had turned out ea noses, in honour of this great event. Some places had a considerable concourse of people to meet the King, and all were enthusiastically loyal. An indistinct murmur of greeting would be followed by vociferous applause, as . Chriatian IX. leant out either window, and gracefully acknowledged the presence of his lieges. There ware blooming young ladies, dressed in the newest fashion, that stood smiling at the windows of the station-masters' houses, or appeared in some garden along the road. Many a cottage had its wounded soldier, who saluted our train as best he was able, and lonely peat-cutters, bare-footed and rough of aspect, ran curiously to stare at the unusual intruder. A warmer reception than we received all down the line need not have been desired, but a climax was reached at our journey's end. Woods and fields of the richest green had succeeded one another to right and left. Pic turesque lakes and farms and villages were thickly scattered by the way ; but for scenery, the choicest bit was when we approached the Sound, at Humblebek, and drew up for a moineut opposite Admiral Dockum's fleet. With trees and water in charming contrast, a narrow strip of sea and the Swedish shore beyond, the glimpse over Humblebek was delightful. Then there were many merchant vessels drifting becalmed between Den mark and Sweden, and in the foreground we had nine war ships anchored in line. They saluted aa the train rt./aped, and a detachment of marines cheered lustily. These had beau sent ashore with a band of music to receive his Majesty. A very short time brought us from here to Elsinore. Thousands had collected round the station, and Dannebrogs without number fluttered in the air. A company of National Guards was drawn up at the entrance. The burgomaster and a deputation of citizens welcomed the King. There was shouting and jostling, a hot crowded drive to the harbour, and • formal meeting with the governor of the castle, famous in Haslet. I noticed that DODO cheered more heartily than the crew of a Norwegian barque near which the illustrious visitors passed, showing a Scandinavian entente cordiale to be in full force. The banquet nett occupied public attention. It was given in • fine roan at the house of the Shooting Club. There were font tables sereaged lengthways, sad one that orared