The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-03 00:00:00

I .. ! No. (1,5t4i.1 • LONDON, 'VDU HSDAY EV Kill NO, SEPTEMBER 3, 1868. . . 1 oi. ',VTOL. BI:.1Z.11., rued RIVER. P 1 Anti I 1111 E 61 1 IS 1 R A T 1 0 N . full I,IALA bag...HILL Plata ur Widen, Xis. Por • ii.i4ThLttlitiNUM FILOM ABI{O lAg: E alit Cita. ander prated .entrant with 41b1. Oeventinsint of IL, MOROULIII of HACK VEY. into, soft and delissAn This elm lists already a gong ', 1 it I. liew Wilt or r'its'r w.f., '4•••tel• will lis durrA.l • NOTICE In HEANEY 1.-1111b14.that AI 4.41511,N0N BATHUILIT, •••'•l•Th " 6 d 6661 "66 1:4,124.1.6 16611616,1„1::: bi, . .., .. ... ra:lng at list net, web nrert ate Usual. irly ienanimemlid art • good. w , and woo *um. nun. lstrie.a siteLmr. laving been apperted by tlie 1.nr.1 AMERICA. lon ..... 4•• • • • ...„ - , ..... , a....... - vv. s. •••• ••.-"•- _ _ 2 . -.. . n ". -"""rtirk" ' klief Jaime* ef England to RAVINE too Laßr .4 vorual r".••""e4 "‘ "nil" fr".• alt FitYMIAII 11.11 iii. ' t 4Ai eleauarr. . Juno oil far The Enreugh id Regime?, will 1101.1) him 00f/fa for mat psi, est (Assad. . . _ __._ -- - -- - - - - - -- - - woe in the New Town Hall Hackney, idtaate 'retain Use said (he ATLANTIC CABIN.) .. IGHT SUMMER WiNis.-1.--lioud Bordeaux . . . -- 1,.... snare. Monte le email .... 10, 1. Lotougb, ou Tl' Fillia Y, thr..ithe Mee of thplember imam.. mid • •" '• • " On the tear following dam un'we tiet rovuelon.hall be 40011• T rah.- Clan I. I. Pew dozen. Maim. 144. •; Beastiolais, Ids.; I I,*". ~,.: •;',',.', .t.',".. Mon'•ev., I ,prib.,,,,ibe. .. ~,,, bip, , Net.. ....umlaut. mob may .10 Melo,* in tau forentiou al,No, IM.; Stein Wein in 3na.; Atli Hook and ! • (FROM OUR SPECIAL 0011BISPONDI at a 1 to r.a ‘l'•,.. Ain-ef,., f . oliglit. Ills. ring BALI sparbbng Meek and Moselle, 41s; litotes . I HEW Ylv p, v 6 ~,1.. 6'4 "rm. AY" 1 runibOidt e 1•3•• 4'14: " Fla. Inn ,on 11...4., the lath ;Mt I, ottani, • tvnibtat, n., 111 AN and males, me, Neer ...ad 1 The republicans hare carried I .In. I . la' •.• V". '". "1"/".' 8" 1 la ... .1 I Ift (Let. 2 la fon. A edne.day, the Ilitli : lie. Matthew, A t'utalmeto, no, - tietort Thunday, Um 17th. Th., Llama Cayistis will net, Is fatten illiAilAlS' c• LL WILICSK If.. 1 •,., ... • 'stun. 12 Vele on eft lit rof thers day.. DPISLIN EXHIBITION, IN& • • dote war the largeat that has boy • • ••• •• • ••" •' 0 . '••7••••. ••••••-••••74"-"'°'-`ihi''-ii"v "-'''nt•lia;i with 'l.:krt.:ug Unica r •anu Oven. a.of Um noproUro patfahoi h,, w a •cop'. l'ednumta ebrocrity i,,, bin ibe aant bor.'o art wan.nsl to istb lel tit • ''cart of we 1%_....v......, -'ibis LeselsbandiajjAL...ellin Illifillis MENET galsord gm AMBLE% • ' 4 4 Mill •• 114 . par eiroaknk , • Navin, Barriatcr, tied at the opentng it( the said (Jaen to deliver s., _ie.„,_,,..., Litaild, 4144411014, deli= awl ten years. The majority is 8,04)0 11. • I.luotrr, of nos. ou. Imo. •41.44.4 .....4.4,...au5i0n In r*".• thio..tti; tt.;,..io...tipoluailt..rrirtethennorth.,,,m•Urtwosi,xf Vinatvnitutua4emu.byiotbilv..utioni rot: ims.., r"''.4.-`7,.1 .li, tbhtiainiii=t. u, 'tri.'l,l,-th.4.l..eb' t,„,,,th. in itheiamt"'": ll: . 'ph' 5,3 'Car, and is ranch greater - . rs. alai *III Ty awe, te.• „mai e.0.m....4,0,, 1. r trans et 1.'0% ct plum of rabies NMI.) to ~,,A by tb, in, ii to prod.., ~ii r.....,.b0nt„ d„...„,,,,,,,,,,, Lob. e, at le final Windnaill-street, London, W. -Lew.. Me .0 ...mine. in usu. v..... moody. or r..ffirm icuciautt. P NZ. , pisia, pink label. ang welt howirleel 1. Klnshares. Lei Whiteley. ...NI OAT .....el RIOLT 21. tibei.a...1.:4'.1.. Liverpool. • - - - -•- matter tosenotry 4... r n•vi.ing th.s roam et.. WM et Vulaim . ' (111101308 REMY ILl6ai COAll'ANY'ti EXTRACT of MEAT. I A 11' hlii•OOL awl NOR iIIE.RN BRAZIL SILAMER.b HENRY tutri., I.l.tung (Minx for the.....ei BormelL -4 LAMS EXHIEITION, 1a67.-TWO I,I(YLD IRELIAIta.- • .. YEA. Te •re nem lin rpoel. Lirben. 101 Natant.. and 1 \ arm Dated the.be day of Peetereber, MN. icil 1.11)01...- Num immune mahout Bane Loeb*, tau 4111411twes. . AC. lei le E.. .. 1.. N. ton. .... . Coe.. KO lepate la. hest Edwarteoroad, Hadley and 3, Paul's &Ade:a. afklaoutt• I etas vat ervity Jar, ac• maimatal mut fail diroutsous. • ~ Jaeltscn. craze Meters' (Nentrion.e. Oty. tar ese. ' bole ley all Italian 1421114101111441, f h 4113111111. and grooms. The i Emperor preav 0 1... v• r . rat•.“,•ty .... 1.314 a ... .. ~ Laity, RM. • - -----e--. - - --e-- e: Pal.tab!.., Flo bath. ning. evattaeir. and cony...cut. . ADI Rise ... . . 1.14.4. .. • altuldiagt. .... • - - - ra' asters I.eld at the ~,,,...,„,„.,,„„i r,,,„ ii,..ri,.„1.., the lath v f ceers montti Ai R. HENRY J. PH ILLI PS, Till OFFER to oy, 1 1., EA\ Al k.b 1v A l'Ett. -'-hit' L., i .1.... g u. ... oh to the ramp . , n it° 11 th we.. tl.r lath tan Morl.- : • h..y g t'• timol tin Irr.,/e -Ly • ll,' BIM' I VMPETIT 11,114 r.t the al. w 1,,,., •.en Ala ,t t To •i• •, ...he. later, mad to arrive at Para 11l = guys raven Liam. le) taxa...) ant. en Vs 11:e1t4ESDAY, Wept. 23, at. 1 prashely, the fu - Mama the ...., in nol, like) alatemeitlit the haili Air of the PtA- -. al-2- 'm.y' •04 .tuin 0171.1 loans" drat b,e PROI. ATI /1: ' marry; but r•bnahrig ancl inehretratum tetnia 's'ty be obtain.. . ~• ~....f lv aged in Limiter. Maseheeter. fie. tl.e sled pro 11.1.11114T0N.-Va. liable . lievattera Pronietw. No. SA rrTer• .„ „..,*,,, dr...61,2 or ognionded ii 'aver, froth hum the LA , impending atangt, sire. t. Stablest the cud of pad, al. coa.h.leo 4a4, Aral .:Ida., in KAI OWL . 31. LerNI4.ACNX or through any draggle% in lasi . , .. i ... L . •I - r.-i ih,:a..• $4.,0it0.'. ft,,:a laverp..l. ' . 4311 ikdthrt :..• • • 11 meet be In 4.41TC41.1i 01111 411.4. *Ad 01V110 shipped twc; rai A • 111 the roar. Thy Tem. and ahnis are let on :ore at LIPJ. • d'"l.• . I - . . • -,i J. 1., ,lah• t /Le:Sable error: (4•444. t au... oral ••..i.t.1.. in Ilai mew. 141..4 Ll.l, • . ii .r. 7 fee Ftr.ol pert., - Th. .dater £10: third elan., 11. Wanting thr fife of • lady. at IN per annum, and for 31 y...n. 'Lille kil kb; b All IS EltAla Pr A ililiii. --m-kleflent I ; ... -F.ret e 1..., tta , Ilaw.l vire% 41. to to her th .......e ut £61.1 per 11.13:411111- 41fritildi) 'meowed for import to every Mined** Menutioseriss I 'l, 11 1 • At.FRFT) ROOTH 'and Cl., ISLINGTON.-I to 4, Albert.terrace, Torkanarl, epiewita tho '4 1.1••^11. 1-11a1 °el. Behead. eilaseow. Derby, and Malvern. . The King 1, India-building& Liverpool. brain 1.141.1 North Western Railway tionipany'a Depot, No. lif ' - - - - - - Is the orempation of Mr. C. Reatutinut, oaf sts.hrunnkeeper. at 11,111tEE RILiEOI% b. .moony, off f e' :1. .11AI from SOU TII AMPTON to NEW OR- 03. No, Y. P.olgullany. a 'revere! drake. at LW: Noe. I and 4 .11. 1,4'11%110.1E and 00., DTI= and CLEANER/S. .inspetA. the .- • r. 5 V. rallies at Dreamy-The tangnitioent Clydahutlt I'mate. and let to •• nall tenant.. The whole worth an annual Loaltherd, Barnacled's, ; 41. Lasiuseter.equate I Willi it la )I, et the NORTH 1: ERMAN LLOYD are uniad i,i rt] of flee. 45 years nnexpired. flround rent lit far the four, lb, lionabotreek liroiromeesunte. :hanyton ler HAVANA and NEW 0 .8, as 101- II At Ish EY.- Nn, 4. B.nteh.terrace. Devet...hitt-imul. ',tat Ll* . per alum. et. Thom. Ho...pita' Estate. Les. ulaiut 70 YORAM - - - • Si Luber' . .. . 11EN, 3.000t0n.. 70. home-pow. r. Satunlay, Oct, _l7. £9 ground neut. OLNEY'S 11.1DIAILUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, ered to' , • ~•.• VORK, 3..... tone. Tot hens-powur..aturday, Nov. 14. t-Olelli HACRNET.-3 and 4, Omvestrechenad. Two Dwelt from la Id. sack. r of the ._ ~.. c slipcase. aceoftwodation for powtengent. Pares-Pirot irox with -botioa wi Shope. One le to t Mr. Clarke, bairdrefeam_, at £lO - . ::n, mie ; 1/K41,1111 ff. yin, f2L Freight taken tit moderate tern.- per annum; the other mhand. air John C4l-114. E.tate. L(11.11 if al ply to rritr.urs. ORAVEV, PILILLII'IIi and Co., tit. year. Ground r.'nr• Ll 2 tb• two. , OAIrRY Parkes 3d. each; tins. kl., It. li. 6d., and M. (web. *a] l ...mean...hoe :en Llol lane, I,ondon, El'. ; or tel KELLER, WAD. 1, ICTORIA.PARR.-A detach ad Family Rceldenee !with pow.- • ...10, and Ca.. leouthamrtra. ...I known as Beockfield Ledge, Brookbeld.road. Victoria-pad'. Wath t4O per annum. tla year. at La rnotml rent. Alni a &Limbed , OAIEEY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-Mer- lilt STEAM to BAI.TIMORE from tiouthauiptou.- itlig.u`..?".edl AltitYslitreensrr..6"dam.lrmtwrwri. l''al4na„r Ye yoars(brlttr. rile, l'sk'r Vigvringsac and Paillhimg WT.'. eketft-PISV4C °Ms. W MONTHLY 1-/NE--Th., Nt'RTH GERMAN LLOYD will EOLOnION.-24 and tie Dintuntoihereweent. Garden nearly - - - - 1- . • . patch their end-clue. llyele.hualt Stranwhipe, from euuthantp. N,u f,,, 1..., ~,,,i lack „nu. /...., 113,a,.r.. ~,...4,,,mt. .. to nsr.Trmonr. am follow., La N. rack. Annual ague 140 ~b. °ARBY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery BA 1.11111 IRE. 3.600 tour. 6uo.haree power, Sept. 4. OLD-eTREET. ST. EFEES.-Nom 1 to 21, and blaming the and Glare tßith, Black Lind• he. uratuls. 2.300 tons. 900.1ionee power, Oat 4, whia. of Ot orgeyard. Head of the Tru•te. of Amin.' Charity for - .. And on the 4th of earb sueneeding month, 11; pars uneipued. Ground rent lay 10a. producing • gross SOLD here, by ironmongere, grocers . etin fate. Lit For freight or wow apply to I'M-T.I.MP., ~,,,,,,,/ f 441 1,. r.....,,,,... _AVID, PHILLIPPS and tio.. Pt. thinetan'atotme, London, (*I'I'Y OF 14151D0N.-671, Bartholomew-dam A well-MLitt figyljrim= gEiNg. ors, abetaista, ge. Wholesale by Jou - -. „.. .., gru.kii, WALLIS. and Oa. doutbampten. Dashing of nava. Flours, and a Thine Storied W• eituate in the raga a ' anbar"" bissk imati mall' In' Bilivith* rear (.1 adreutung b0a..., with :way entrance. Held for el man INMAN LINE-Tt. LIVERPOOL, NEW- UPI xpina at a ground rent of g', and onderleseal fur thelT le ha o et/AL.-Uhl/ROE J. COCKERRI.I. and 5 YORK, and PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'. MAIL Sant 11% DA - LAM k-Pas ale appninted to Sail from Liverpool foe NEW YORK. a ELBE:CR./STREET, CATENDIIIII..94JI'AR.E.-A r ital yri. Bost mole only Omsk Ma-If. Omutal. ei at 44114.115401.11, a& meow": %. rate Hon.. recestly thoronehly mean. and lathe • 111' Ok BALTIMORE. for NEW ORR, Wednesday. Sept. 2., rear, rich entrance from Cr.. Kerhatews, Is • Building of COALS.--The CLAY CROVS -00 Y ITT OF uorrrorr. for NEW YORK. Wolneeeday. Sept. 9. three Soma makable for • "tore or mannf.etoe, of liehtireada @apply direct front Thar Ooilerlee *agar Ortie. ". IN A. (.4. NEllr TORR. eta Habra:. !Wards'', limit. If. 11.1.1 on leaar direct from the Duke of Yortlmd and him inlet. Neal to- Wall's ton i l• IV OFAN't WERP. for NEW YORK. Webieeday. divt.. I& far 45 Yvan from Gth April, laiM, at a ground neat cry mr, Annual - tabritm2l2'grirgcs 'nelaMmit dlivery.-Ordare • I...an:cools and VAS...nags. to St. Joint's, Nowfoimdland, to value trap. EI.I4O,IAItE.ROAD. W. •I referral at lialifax. ACIN. MIDDLEVEX.-Two newlyeenilt Freehold Rouots • "„, p........ 71. 17. end si 0,,i,,,,,, a ty.tnit the rm. will. , one u-ilk large gateway entranoe to yard I, markt and 2. f_lans- . • ... the Salute.- For particular. apply to WM. INMA.V. braise Cottaem, on the we. aide of Hanburproad, 80110-bridge- R. HOWARD, SURGEON Ir..tcr-ftreet.Liverpool: or to FIVES and MACEY. 111. King road. One meta.= .ix rooms and long garden ; the other foot H. Pleneeiseeh .:-...:.treat, London.bridaw rooms .table. cowshed, he., and similar garden, at present under. A borne *two 10 till IC Donsultatio, lot, at Pa per week, each. 'rII F. RENT GUARANTEE SOCIETY, Ell BURN. -24 and le Cambridgaterntoe. Cambeidgemsa WHITE and SOUND TEETH a art. Cannereharort, Total... fitTP, M111441001110` amdcrn elevation 10114, in 4 011111/111 kfltlP4l. Weil adapted for • sure... . Illlidelloe, and his • fade entrance!. gas " gable to FerocoLl att•••11011. zed Si ' •... ..a, 4 y sUffjoraopo landlord. and tru..,es a remain income und watts laid on. Bells fixed complete. Annual value, 671 ea.-ii, bythe proper mastication of food. BOW' .. I rune. Maim ~ and repaint-the. rent 1411•111411.414114 being paid Held of the Ecaleaaatieal Com.l.luncra. fur 9! yoant, .t /It mob. PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of • ige d.,y, Tit.. .when ran Lbw secure n certain percentage ',and yen., twill b•off4 net poyorotoly. of inestimable val. in ?meowing atir 7 , ••• inee•tments without rink, and for • mem of year.. KENSINGTON.-Within err minutes* walk of Westbourne-park strengthening the gums. and in mane • the tam, tit of the rent on a flied day, so longs the pro. Station. Capital ramify lbvidence, la. Lumastenrosil, 1iat...0, la breath, It eradicate. tartar front that. •v re Malin cc-copied.years; ground rent, Ile and let on agreement at fed Hai bay Plen7 deeo7- and Poliehe• •sdierVarl'•• 1.• 0,611,1-1 foil 11:11e the entire amount of their rent charm: stmt., ~ rid fp of jof fox pleyp,tfoo. ports a petal-like whitener. rimetM. M. •. - ..,,,e...i. and prod in am. sum on a Axed day, within •• short BOW.-No. 45, term., Leuripbell-road. M years' lease. at and perfumer.. Mk for Rowland.' C - • • •••1 of it. eat ha du., £3 I.N. Ground rent. 111 hand. but of the value ut 114 •per annum. ' M. ranee+ • eat hate their mtereaftetanal and paid over with BOW.-49. Falrfoohroad. A similar bon. to No. U. In the oie NOTHING IM' • .t fame] Mi. Walk y a- distili-n.b. in the public finale.. AQUA AMAREI.LA rr I‘4,Y.T.EVTION. cuat*n-olot/iiire modem owner. bi:lirrewrady.asi3ZsZ..„l:;•' .1.4......0 b....... Ti 1-t Nril.nl2l es -The S..ciety andertakee. without guarantee. Sea. IN 141, 141, 145, Campbell-nand, Held fur Vi years. at £l4 the joAtti:NNI°KNELL an d LAMI. Co . b ist raidf r iia anti., 4,1fai1g41114-11t of leammty, Mits.., the matey peOng four. At patient ...lett. at lea. peva.* nub. of the eminent ahead*. • ' ...teeing.. and ankl rinli lain, and advising all matter. relating BOW,-Tao Freehold Houses., N0v...! and TR Driftleld-roml. One ..„.4...g. yr, i. now or ',1A.,. kf. 1.4 at LK she nth, in hand. tmted form• and at • lower • -•• Treste. the Soelete offer. 01P414111 114•11,1144414e4. 44. It Mof BROMIXY.BY-BOW.-4, Tboroamatemt, fte Lernareeeroad. 3.., 7. ed., igbd iag....k wit' • ~, i ..nat,...- to preform a proper record 02 .11 mattcts rel.. Held for .2 i eat aat ft ground rent,and let at 14, ad. per week. Red bull Wharf, Angel., . • • • .•, ~ -•-unto... Ito obacaus that there are peculiar faciii. WIT/OD-Na.-Nos. 11 and IR mat sale al Aoricamemal, : • h.- g. :h....Sive-4 of an estableshed public Company. Lordebinlane. near the Lordship Tavern. Annual value, £26 eaeb. don, E.C. • : -.1,. •setuenee ••f pereons travelling or tutting emu.' en- garden back awl front. Mid ter about 16 years. at • ground rent of THE POPI' ...,, .10. to ....41. the• niviety arrange. tor the payment of an gait, two, •.• .1 ...n, opal teal day, BARNET-Five minute.' walk from the Station. Three Free } TTINe: --The socivm o.Ten nu.,i,,i ,ids.siii..p., in re-lotting hold ral-'tick Gothic I reelling-hou.., ea the went ode of Plan e, 0 ...I "'b.--; ~..1 the fat of de toteneY not being local. but tagenetcroad. rim roma, garden lel feet long ,• one has a :table AN V:111:•Tlic(.111:i se erl)l.. AT 't nd.ao.: all ova londem and it.nihnet... and amenhed, em., in the rear, and Iv occupied by Mr. M. Tree, 1 re.•l. not. et,n.mig.ion .servo all tcharges for management, coal merchant and dairyman, and is worth a rent of CU per • rintemling mi.., rib-tater. and eollect ion of rent, annum; the other. are underlet at £l6 each per 111121 URI A KRIM LOCO,' • ...'lrl.r act .. 11. ell". in ChaleweY• the COW., MOM BARNEe.-A pairof .miatetsched Era:bold red back Cottage.. ... that- a pe,..l...tant . In and 11, .eat 44<h• of m s, and abutt•nd on the 4-11i11.414- WORK.A.DA y Each contains five rooms, and garden hunt and back, with Ride WM..." 3to 'l' 11E PROGRESS ASSURANCE COMPANY entree.. Let at weekly rant., . producing fall In. per annual I.OVE ; Or. v Limitrd". LIVE and MARINE 01.11 KENT ROAD.-Nos. o and 0, Rollr.rowl .tartuarb I and -..!. Cl.for.noo, of loa.noa share. of !A Off 'l. Ruh...cabal. a, Gloccoaennisel•, neer the railway bridge. Six room*, and good "J R.', ax, ... ,e, • hares. /NM up. f70.•...1. Uncalled. £99.0.t. catchy, lima. 01 at L 2 Pe. per nand.: the other at prevent In tha 14::KS1117 CHAIRMAN -THOMAS WALMEeLEY. E.... orupation of the widow ad the owner, and of mast value. Ifekl • e: 17E-Mc-sr, Ihm.dale. Fowler. and Barnard, el, Cut:lolU I, r .4 lea., at K.l b.. yT11141114 rant for the two. Head 0111 c- 17. lontilenhall.anet. a A 1:11 nETII.IIOIAD.-32 and Rt, a anowy•etreet, elew to the TB 1101' mum road. No. 32 ban gateway entrance. leatfung tot ItteAlvtqovi titel, ear:tine le:partment-et, Finch-lone, E.l'. y :lA. let. at f:10 : h,. 0 la at L. HHead&feet from F,sh• Ten vt.i.r. are pr.parisl to relative proposal,* for Mealtimes 1 oci,,PfCompel.) tor 75is year.. et inoand trot of only go ----- • • • ..1 r• at rate, at the 0111 res a. &love .101 IN BRAITHWAITE. thourtil 31inarer. tit. two. PEEK HAM.-Naar Qua ....road ,14441.41. 1 wad 2. Staselee. _ -- .--._- soled. M0tt,114114. Pii eoonsl. 41,1 g... 01• 11. 7. t at rends 0n0..13:i10f ' ~, 1 t ICKM F.T.T. IVIf I' I lAN A.C.E. Claphaut-resul„ t.t::.t. 11..1.1 for 7.. year, at an, glOOl I,lit. at £7 4, tbs. two. . ' A.•TniN t . 1• 1 7.5 11, :r. 111. •1 th•• rt•Nios•.4 .1..• in. 44.- BERMONDSEY.-111, .11.11,-10 i0.ri....1. l'i ant ..erlen. :121- ..t, in . ~ ~r„1 ~ •1., N, ,I 1, ,10. ~.,_ I- 1.,a,01 ~,,,,. at 5t0,1“.,-.-11, depth. Dal- tate-oat s Al. 'I wor.tet, in tee- rear. el yenr. WWI- I f f .. ~, ~.,. y ...f,. ,c,.• f ~... • 1..11..0f0ff ,1,,,e, cion. ro.d. 1 :nom.: ti lit, nth Co. AT.O11:11 vaolo. .I'..t. A: pr. •nt in • • - ..• . -.- k.i. 1. .!•.. A.., :-.....ii, ~...- -I..r.ing, L: :air 111. oOOUVotIon 0: 11, on 11,. who ni..l either gr. to-en.ion, et- r, 11 •-1 i.,,• iii...q..1. • ..-1,,.00 at 7.1. 1... e. HOLM 1,1, ONOt &At f... 0 1.,' •at .. . - -- ._ .- - ..- .._ . - -_ _ W AND:. WOl4l 11. - ett.p.-..te. I/widen! - v ill., 500t!....1.1. RACLs Wg,......,rth. '1 Itree parte 1 0ve11iaga,....,-, In 1,....' M. 'I./WM.I, Irl ' • II( 'Pr F.V. •t• rICTI-1:E of •• Th.' .-4 ago alO.l. ai1...in...g..A.11..• .• alit rat F 1,..,.. al-1. All ea :'.teem, - ' , \ 1.1 Lt .•• r..a..h.r a all the If-1v -I,r.ane •• RE. t nly loo' I, lit, 1,11: earth ,I IOI:101 01 1:-....• .'uCh. J:-• i.. :rev.: '• .• . '•-• 1 !•N V. 1•11'...,. 1..• •• h,.•.• ••• • , a.1•!t•-•••• rAINI, Ana-. -. on the i 5.... .1.3.•• a lairr.roult. MI -..r. . :,.....1y lit, I.u: 0, val., at 22..41141. 41,1.1 I,l' :0 )'sure. at gr..ilii:l is iO. aai r.l • •''' r. 1'1:1.1\115i.:4,. liiIVE. D'aft.llD)N, 1., A% ER WAND-, v.-merit-O.A It.-N.-•er tle• I.•.:eh Wollift. -I 11•• W.-3-1. Ms, .. f0,..11.• o 4 i•• 11•• • 4 • ofPi 11 '-:I- ''' - ..•- ' 1 ''. ii'''...l: "‘• ''''. '''''''' •t toa-.11 -al. .4 Hair.. - •ta •,. Let ..t 1... I• wts:•• va. is LATI 11..-It: A -ea ..1- 0.. Park r.nd Buil way Siatin• •-.-• • . -1.1. r.,t..,-,• .......;.'.. 1 ..31 in ...,,- II nit g.ble oo•st.O.I. "toed 11...,..., 2....,i.1 .J......1.a1-A.....••..1r......• i• i -1, i- 111• Ca' Ca . Pii-a--- lon WO' 1... 1,.111 ta a •....1. ii r. 1ti11..1 C.. 1: ia NI nor 1.4 y. ar. al a ertet ••• ;-:t ; *. o. Mr. Jr.9I.:EI:It:-.. I. iton'te.e.e. n• h. a 11, 1.. •ohl -.....ratvly. ,lIATTI-.10•EA.-F.,. minute,.' walk Tom el., . „,,..,,. Stat.esi. lea...huel V, ,la lt•-al. nee. at tie- ...ca. . , •• •.1'11:.• - T1:11:4)-110 L'sE 110.‘RD l A Cr- alai 1.1..5tg101..... E.... 1 ; i•••• 11... to yt ~..-.--1. in to r .• .• , 11.,,1 tar • . • • .- . • ,allt Lsrge• wet wry ; term. 11ua1........ 1110 .1t 1:::••-•`. TI :1,..E.11 I 1.1, -Te...• II• in.-hill mel L on 1 and 2. lonte.e.l-, Ma.. Trio.) a ..,cl. 1..... : T.- from Trinity e ha. h. \t. 11.1.t1t. ...OA. •• r N Ly.-120 to .thoo ADVANCED .mime- „,,„;,..,..,,,,,,,,,,, .„ I, ,„ i„,..,,,.„, ~„,,,, .1 -. :.'-, •• -- .. on P.rtuture, without remora'. ,Pabacity, or law and tatter hod en. Lrg • an: •I. n. Otte ' •. •• f 1•i . y envy in.talmenta Yoe harge at ill if de. mats at e.:••:•; .nein 1, del. a 111.- .41.1,. '• . ' In . -I' .. II p...r Hlt. ifcg flu. and OTCIe.-Apply be., r !oral y.oi-rol 4,4 m 00... ai, 122 II ..: th. L...eTATI. OFFlelki. 2. nouthanigton.otreot, e. to surd, .. ••, Ao., ,d,..• Le •00 1t..., big ggligle.. AUL 1-1:NI:f.;.-11.,14.-1•H•ti. Wellentilt I - - to which 01..1.0-see -- . a a .1; . i 1...• b.- 'i E IN V 1-: s T NIENTS for CAPITAL. ~41:.4.. 1144411........ y.•.,,,,,,..,......,...,, , cRi win 'N.-into. boil 4 ft • 4,d :.:- ' • . '• . : tt. :Yll.l- .1.13 f. I. f ant... un outl •y. ..i.vot,,,p, N.., 7, 1.11 th,• W. .ire r --2\ ! : I - i\ V 1....Ti11:NT CI Ite 'FLAIL piot frve:. We- t. Mx 10.10,. 10 age .0,1111 I • ".. I, ,io.1" NOna.or non roebtlV. -II 1 /:I.IIOI.TIERe. INVE•flifllifl. TRI'STEDi, '717.;111; kr_ltt.“l, ;It, 5,,';',r,•,,' '.'' • - .. • • I tr• alar .. -ate. rabial•le. and rehalde guide, ~,,,-, „...... t., . j. tel. ,ix • . ;.. 1 -It Alt It a oe. e '.... Shan bri.taga. 32. Puttltry. Lon•loit. • ~Clilio-r wadi., t0i....,114. an.... 1/ -- s i -at f lath.. tau, ..i.11.11I11,1) irtrOl•ND RENT 4,f 4.:::, 10.4. per •• vlielIDON.-Opic,..- the ... ...oak -• .f.... 11,1,. tal ... l ......1, to Is. OLD a hag- :.;.. :i -. i mail l'lllorah...lr.• -•. • . ~•,•, pr,,. gi P..- Apply to Sir. WM. NIL ri ml. Croydon. let at oi• - • , t'. • a.l•rnasiearoet. El'. ~ n[l4ll,lll 1.44411). i''' . .. . . .--- : - - - 9:,61, March, lie), of I' 'i. Vi 0 :••*TEAM-ENOIN}.4 for HALE cheap-- twoo. eottaotve ore to) ...I ~r.• prow r. by MIDDLETON' ; the other C-horee around nut is to la. •• ' - . `.. 'KEIT-in good working comet?... with shafting, 1.••,',•• 1.1.1'...1 1.0 I • • ..r partieulars apply to B. HOE and Co.. at, Dorset- ll.ru I,Ey'ffhilee )10. ES.S ed. Le .)-41..e. - 1. flfl Pllw V P itting ....1) ..1 the rate. i '.. IJ. I.IRDS.-Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD W AEI HAW.' • • .. ~1.-. all vine, for SALE '.e 111 RE, at the aparian, *how t.: Ea.t. Fit, • ET-NSF:TT and Co, same. Is uppaintment to. the t. or L. r £62 p' • .. 11er-01/ire, and Admiralty. Drina from 3.; guinea', , al. h•• 4. fe• i • . -.Z. eurn.e.--treet. lamed. 4 1.• 1.1.-1...-- --- - • - the.- f. or • i '. \ T SALE of FURNITURE, Carpets, i', Titin7 .... •,to, -. 1. 1.. 1,- 'hoed, bedding. uphoi -tem. dernaek4, £7., ~... • ...:• 1.I.• 0. 1.in,;.-Ialli•-, hal tick, qUilta, countermen.. STII,I - • • • „V- veal. f..t ...tel., 0,• atter...teen .....1 ....I•li. 1„„ri, - .. a . 1-011-..• - a'll . WAI N ES. 1:::: to IN, Nevrisigt.n ~,,,,. 1 • ...n.•-. 4.- ,•• 4... Cr. ea.-an-et . London, el t, ‘• .1 1.1i1.1i S t;ltY STAL CASE WATCHES T•;' ....,. ....w r...lng all 01 Lio,. Priv. Meerut.-I,molon, 10(1: 0 1,..7. nold, Iron. £l5 IN : Silver, from £6 6...-48, Curnhill ; 1 i • ; • 0t.,tr...A -. and 7... Infifftfi, i triDUERS'S IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. Pm-. • and part...attain goad Irria. F,FIT ph. slur'- ate? M.:• our.. Dan+ for the Conntry._ E. ~,n, moi ...i,..u10 1 v our NO. 51 Shirt. at Va. the half-dozen, lio/ r 4.1.117, a sal 1•..., I Alllloll'hli SHIRT 111 AKEHJS, a'.,, at- Alart,n',.lidie. i lairings•reso, Lusaka. le!..l.li.heel Co p.a. 'l'llltEr4HF.ll mid GI.ENNY, OUTFITT 1 ~..tv -h. I•li•hinent in Loudon, next iloor to e -.root hit.- lAA, of nor e.....-s• Guttit liar 1,.T. t I o.S:111.ont to bleu, Casino, amt the Colouies, • • - . ,a, applif utiou. II . V V • 9 mi'll.x.r; Tat7A4CI)I3IINAF-89.-114e and r •:-4I for ye.t...n4 work, LIA. The twir Due • • ' 1., .IS Stitch , f.: Zs., La 6a., and SA . • , 'i Ilf,11.3•••, and, Ca., l end 1., campus% . '.. I. ~1. I.• • ~. London. . i It I. 11l lt ES.- Bv RoTal Lc" t WHITE', mor•-riAur Avg's r ....1..u4 ....I. p L.stut„,n., i1.:1 sud 11412 '1" 6,"'3, .3 ..., 1, 1.• the meet odfeeti ✓ ',T, tr,.(,..,, ~• 11, :bat.. ?hit u. of . ,rtz..l Ifs It - • ft-, •. I hese kande& • t - .50,, the 1,...e.. hie Ile targunutia no' • blio.glAll. Pa it al..' Pal EXT LYTL t '1 41,•••114-4.1 that It .inliOt be date •.• I -t.e. A ... a •1; .1 s u circular r' . Iry o•-' •-t• tie elem.& • • • •. • . . .1, our •amg 14. t CI . .111111.1, u.rn us 4. en tie h SA 1.310 N, feiCY, e .I. PATENT e, i I,f•K I.E' S A X. in • if D. soya, , 1. ( "tf K I. F, 'l4 te. Its i „ i 1141 - I No. 6,S SS. 1 LONDON, THURSDAY EY RN llSTELlatiEblea FltuM ABituAp. NO, SEPTNMBER 3, 1868. l'hAtit• Ott W R. (non otwentim. ) osiumwoossirr.) FILUIE7toBV-Ok4llll-*/ ONE PENNY. AMER ICA. I IN I. LITIOL. BEAZIL, sitt.i RIVER Pl,Aali lARI rokirit4. pretal nottrert wtth OOP Government of , n . -n„ t lir. n a vehry mew emeasere weal is de l ' , .1* rall.ne at LW) e 1 wr.k find. ouo ;Waal. m Wean rrvil the RA WM' PIM.: - - - - w MUMS% • Mom. l Oa It U t i '1 R A T 10 N. ./K)ROUGH of 11ACI(XEY. NOTICE IN H FAKBY HI V KN. that AJeileth.NON BATHUELIT, kaue. btu rts.ert at-LL,.feet thif ban umouvlatl tae it J myth., of "Arland to REV lbw Liar vo rhss f i nv,...lforer: of Hook lbw a wt i ll e, llOLD Ir/OCIAT i. for that v.v. tioroush, ou DMA Y, tho ath of ttatunbur iumeemiL, awl oh the lour fallowhat dap., un'ama sarilannahailbel matey aim• pleted, noottneneiag each way at la team* ISo tor.mnots L .. rt. Ihe I will be lam b the foUoWilit oft": K. Into, at ihu 1n.,. on Twee.hay, the PO ; Ht. 1,011.011. scoutituO, n Weer Monday, the Nth • !IL. Matthew, 15.:VusaSarcuth% no. talon Thure4ey, the Mb- Too LadgAr end not be tabu,. beam, 12 ehht refththe de.._ . 1.41.4 LA bilElt it Y, Pale or tioiticia /la. per !...X Alkille, soft and &hoe& That 1113111 has air:sidy a goon tor -stem as • dinn. r was. l'OlitT, fur innilitk Att. see be fel, seenisiennikd as • good, whetreoma, and nouriattios; *mo. ems mit mil tune. faro. by YMYTHIAN awl el.Wfl, el tot fillfnli tIOIIT 1501110.31, WINK .;.-- howl Berdestui v :Vol!: l 4:imri r rr s t:it:T=Wilit . l:2 l6 2:4l l .a omit. so. - sad Mat :padding block and Mani* bar sinew . swn... am IMI Ili Taros caah, and carnage fres. FRT. 111 A N aod Ili /104. 1122, Wt.. Would illiAilAli ' b LL WlLlelli Y. DUBLIN KIIIIIIITION, lain. That itabstaard old 111.11511 W 111111 LY gunnel the DUILIfi Pe li L L Lint L.-11, is purv, anti. isusitur, dulinues. and von ' eltohoe4..4*. tidal in Luttiss, de bd. each , at tho retail hoses it oem 1 by the infanta in the prinnlpal tarns in Englund 1 la eLulea lr ot it Nn at Windosilletnet London, W.-Mauro, tho 1 6 oral. Atli labs!. and en.* Arsinelml “I(lnshon% 1.1. WhiPky." - - • - - IEIOO COMI ' AN Yli EXTRAer of MEAT. l'Ah PI M111(41'101 1 1, INIT.-TWO tfOLD kleUdi S. - U 1102.- Nene $641112111 wail/oat Barns Laster. OW serendea. taten• Isitug in twirl jar, sr. csapaanol wan full diluted.. i i r .h eer.. bold by all Dalian werehetroe, charnel; an 4 grooms , tett., oil, both. nine eromoutie, ant conoinunt. ..... . _..- i IA %Lik..l% All k. 1.0 1 1 A rEtt. ---I'lleill ling us London 1 , ... , donne the wrowis Is nut Illuslolysiels. the fiesit air of 'ho teary : but rolisahang and inrigynnuos tames Islay be obtiinatt ass etkvity dn., ht of Ozyrerated Watvr, fnmh from 1.11.1 LA a oin . as. ormi.e(ah, or through any drungist in saw tottiftty aia Lothar , . LH% k.k Ili b Mils k.N.AL W A l ' eAtti. —order, to teepared for impart te ovary Wank. blasisfauterint Intakes. Ist...tog. Bristol. illaseow. Tteby. and Maisons. ) UM .1 I,liil . - tato Monte 11. ika tt . E..••••• • I✓. n. J ''•'' M ‘' ° !'" d r• Trelbe Bsale t. .Y•.'• aq, t at.ll limeste Ayr rosalooktt n.l .a. Jandro. awl -———— - Spt. 10 *pt. M (br aers.A . acne cusix.) omen eve orsept. conassnoseturr.) . NEW TURK, Bar. 2 The republicans hare ' carried the elections in emit:mt. Their majority' was ,28,030, isnd the to waa the largest thst as been, given kr teeny IT e ar!. The majority is 0.090 more than that of tjcar, and is much grest4i , r than was expected. JAMB, Auntrtir 31. Throughout Geentiny, aid Wore' cropecially in lids eehtte of Ananeeendoommercial intluetry, the elmerbing tin... Mien Is "'Peace or War." I am tired of hearing-all the arguments whieh are ad duced on one side or the other, bat t cannot help thinking that a ooneridevatioriof the actual political aspect of Europe mud 'mato the conelusion that, if war does break out. it will bethe fault of Prance, and of Frame alone. The proverb that it taken tiwo to mike a quarrel may be true with respect to. bat le inapplicable to nations/. 'lf trance choose.; to go to war, the nityk, heartfelt aspiration.; for peace on the part of her neighbours till net avert hostilities. In reviewing the probabilities of the peace of tempo being disturbed, the intentions of the second-rate Powers need net'he referred to. Italy hes ceased to be . * bone of eontention between trance and Austria. She might, perhaps. be in duced to play an auxiliary part in a general war by the bribe of Rome ; bat as a rind* she is riot likely to draw the sword. Holland and Bel gium are the sincerest advocates of pow*, became they fear that their two powerful neighbours might, after a campaign, compose their differences by dividing between them one or more Dutch or Belgian provinces. Denmark is aware that both Schleswig and Holstein are lost to her for over. Swaim still hankers after Finland, but would never attempt by force of arms to recover it. Peace ur war, therefore, depends upon the intentions of the four great military kingdoms—Austria, Russia, Prussia, and France. Oft. 2 - • -, •tY• . • welmo ut h MS MOP/ .`..ntriwt walk ty* •••tr'. l'ootoseot. wrol. 4 4 114414 •• Ile. rwr eiroalunt I I. • 1. omen of thio ha hale • ootri.,r r.•amotolatom foo • f<. and .111 Ty MU), 0... • r terms a• 1 freiyht ct t,a.walr.• awl plow of erittios apply to 1.A14 I OAT and RULT a, Satre-.teat. Liverpool. _ _ 'll;•.liZesousa °Mar am thanes t. ~ Of tho reepootivo imbibed *thin vh, addloroom aro requaed to att..11.1 the Va..ort of the *votive Raniater, Ltd K the memo of the mid Ikons to deliver to Ott It.ranag Motet lArt of Vot.•n made by Mrs mom. Moly, rod aloe all the miehral 'baba/ of Mosta and eldoMe lard coral by thtm, and to produce .41 ral..bontv. doc...tpente pop •d .amo arming.. In War pommel. motet M Il yrtle* Vote "tatter eor..larl tar mouton thorrop. o• vo Lifts e't Voter. , START CHILII, Rommel: 1/theer for Boreoh. Dated tht.lrt day of ftepterabar, tNt Lim hdwanrevead Hooka.% and% Pod's Hulolk.m. - court. Doctors' Modem.. Clty. (111110170 X 11,31711111 AGEIge.Y.) I 11 . EKIVOL awl NOR i likaiN BKAZiL A A si LAMERS Tn vrA 1 , sin 1 iv. rps..l. 1.1.b0n. Ears. Narontuun. suul 1 N:I.TrA AP. ISiIN E . . 1..41 WWI .... . i'aerUlAll KII Itpati lei. .11 IA .1' F J I. • I 1t1'61 ,. \ Y ... 1.:”1 ~ . ~ L snky, R.N. Ahi I R(..t.E .. .. 1.1.4. .. .1.11.41i•el. '!l.. • . .t... A. , ry FAA 11.'m Liven .44 . n U , .. ISth • I cvers month , A ?F. I. th yr P...rt the ilth ~ ti 11..r..1.1. : • 11.7 rr ^ tvg.sl tn itc.tie •t . . • n 4-1 • Int, s, end to arrissut Peru 11l '.l &qv from lava[- . . FRANCE I • PARIS, BMPT. 2, Eirsimutu. The i rtnperor preiu . 141 to-da a Counoil of • inistere Leld a the ruileriot. Hi Majesty will to the ramp af Chalons to-morrow. the' atrie • of .thie evening denies some trillionth of , ippeating change' in the Ifiniatry. ' . r I • PRUSSIA. • 47A R . HENRY J. PHILLIPSTiII OFFER, to, Pl' COMPETIT WE at * Hie w .41 nut, 'l%). kal.llol/440.3 ltd. on NV tOtirriSDAY, Megt. IS, at 1 DruoMe t ly, thatto.- 14onnic deems Ae PROII.I,TI I II: • IbUNOTON.—Vamable - 111punion Protoids, :Go. U 3, Hyper aim t. Ptablo at the end of yaw, :ma .at,,, to nu w.Os the roar. 11, 'WWI. and shop ant let on loam+ at LIAO. t00n..1. Coach I 01.1.• and in tho tuewt Irt wt LIJ. He Id dating thc fife of a lady at CH por annum, and for 31 years howl her .1. reuse at LW per aatnuin. It 4 l INGTOI4.-1 to 4, Albert-terrace, Tork.road, op Londona the ton awl North Western Railway latspany'e NA ig is the oecupation ot kir. C. Reanatioot, coif ioheusolteepor, at OA. No. 2. 1 . ..111u11a1y, a general &aim, at link Nost and private, and lot to 4. veril I. mote. The whole worth an annual renal of ilia. in years naespired. Ground rent fa for the fur. HA( KNEE.— No. 4. Bath terrace. Devorshinsa °sal. Let at fa per swam. Bt. Thomas licoptal Estate. Leine about 10 pear ES ground rent. 501,131 HAURNEY.-3 said 4, firevestroctsoad. Two Dwell iss-bouees with sho Onc to Mr. Clarke, hairdresser, al lle per Annus; th e oth re. r hi han ki d. 3fr John Case EMMA Letkoll i 74 years. emend rent (IS the two. VICIORIA-PARR --A detached Farallyßeeideneo (with rowan. edown Brookfleldsood . Vactotia.park. rkh fAO per as ann •. tA li year i lrba }mound rent. Aloe a ,letaebed Os Use immediately in the assn, and known as (Newland 020tase, ti. Let at £2O per annum. and ta Ml torn yaws at 4: I. EtaliOlvlON.-24 and IA Eahnonseneasecent Garden nearly leu feat long cud lack entre:toe. LiMat 19 years. Ground rent Hank cask. Annual seine Ithisseh. • I:rf IV f ortrel in London. Haseheater, the day rm. 1 St...aent . f. :n Lnerionl. ' ,rl* prat he 19 Isverpool onv ihal, and cargo shipped two •3 4111 N .144. r. v fry FlGiol parts -That .4ass, On; third e 711.... s —First Ls, Ili"! via.% Li. AI Ft) no( rn-ana , 1, Indealnulikaira. Liverpool. _ I . IM from SOUTHAMPTON ta) NEW OR - s salting at Havana.—'M Niagnitieent Clyde-built )1+ et the NORTH GERMAN LLOYII antes) to hampten ter HAVANA and NEW OR . 8, as fol. 1,1 and 00., DTICRII aad beekbard Bacumudatr; 44, Launaterdasares lissalwaresk liresvoisrosiarrs. ()ABETS INDIAMMESER KNIFE BOARDS, trees Is. IL sash. 81314L1N, ban. 2, EW11146. The Xing of Prussia will very shortly visit sisony, aft the request of Xing John, in order to inspett the troops in that country. Xing William will, it is supposed, visit the Elbe Duchies, as well sh Lubeck and Hamburg, this month, and will pre med toßaden-Baden on the3oth inst., the birthday of the Queen of Prussia. It is expected that the Emperor of Russia, on his return from Kiseengen, w:11 pass several days at the Prussian court. The latest intelligence respecting the condition of Count Bismarck is favourable. The nulling out of recruits takes Owe three months later than usual this year, and it is liemi-offiulally declared that this fact is a oonclunive proof of the government's per fect confidence in the maintenance of the pie:rent peaceful situation. MEN, 3,000 tone. l'oo borte.powrr. !taturday, Oct, Nov. 7. • ' • VOIR, An.. tone. The ht•rae.rovrer. etatureloy, N 14. e soperitv setotunodation foe paolanintrs. Pew—vint Ado .tee.otpd et. yin, fa Freight tales at asoderate teal:ma— t; nly to riiit.urrs. tiRAVLV, I'ILILIAPPS and Co.. dr. •osetater.her.e. Idol lane, London. E.C. ; or to KELLER, WAL ale. and ed.. nouthamr tow. OAKET'S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Paekata 3d. such ; Wm. 6d.. la. IL . 6d.. end 4. used ARTY'S SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mer . p a. mita), for slesaing aM peifilieg laver. eleralvideleN Oleo. be. lableto Id. each. 01 4 JEAM to BALTIMORE from Southampton.— ' MONTHLY L/Nk..—The NORTH GERMAN LLOYD will r 4 toh thoir trot-clora. t 1 built Stoutoohipo, from Bouthamp. to BALTIMORE. a. follow.: BA LTI hif IR 2.600 tons. 300-born. power, Amt. 4. BERLIN. 2.:0/0 tank 640-horse rower, Got 4. And the 4th of each fhoneeding OAKEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery art Mrs Oise, ma laid. to. 14n far;7iii For *varlet or paaaw Xl7 to YHILLIPPR, AVIA FHILLIYPa and Co.. Elt. Duartaa'abotara Landes. v. to KLLLI.II. WALLIS. and Co. douthaninted. INMAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA OW/PANTS WAIL LAY AR are appointed to sailboat Liverpool for NEW YORK, .11g at tireenetown, ea Salons: I I Y 1140 01 RALTFLEJor NEW YORK. Wednesday. Sept I. TY OF notr - m. for NEW YORK. Wolneadar, Rept. s. 1' A. f. e NEW YORK, via Halifax. lattarday, Sept. H. ry OKAN't WARP, for NEW TOR Wedneiday. dept. I& cug good. and pronages to St Jan's, Newfoundland. to • r r.fern,l at Halifax. hbm Therese.. IA 17, and 11 Oolong. ail Isavlnir 1, 1164•1- • . 1.11.• For particulars apply to WY. INMAN, laterpool: or to AWES and WACKY, It. King itreet, Londotebridge. it s IF. RENT GUARANTEE SOCIETY, es, Carinnnetsaet, louden. ty inuuantees landlords and trustless a certain impart harp and rapairs—the runt guezantsted befog paid d.,y4, -rho ran thus *mare certain percen tag e v. r investment' without risk, and far a term of years. tie tam, nt of the rent on a tied day, so long as the pro. • s to tnauv , occupied. ots to r. ran hat e the entire amount of their rent charge idol roil in one sum on a flied day, within a short ist of its 1..,011110• due. 1 , rtc•gt.• • 410, hate their odereat eieenresl and paid over with • same I :do tuali t olende in the public Imola I Sidinlitlr , —The sortrey undertake... without goaeantste, ••e rind , p•Maii•lll , -lIT .1 Property rulleeting th e rents, paying • eutrinipi. and 0000 nit:. tiding and advising all matters relating r.• the F,:eirty offers special advantages, as It is of • :•• ; . rtai.r. to pinitelTV a proper reeord ot all matters relate • • • • It is obrlous that there are peculiar Pio:di. • :..- edlis•s of an established public Company. .1.• • • h id persons rotor having .I* . oinl .•• in* to Me the Nisirty arranges tor the payment of an • id "um :its. hoed days. 17'I7\t: siorii•ty offen gavial advantage* in redetting •Tl.l /Th.... , fond the fact of ito agency not being local, but • . nut: all oVI r London awl ttr i ghgrh a nit. C. siring-ion rovers all eharwes for management s • -.r.tstoling repairs. n•letting. and eolleet ion of rent. aset. osF. 1/..e0.1%1-1, in Chan-en', the Court hating • •• d their 'l'llE PROGRESS ASSURA.NCE COSIPANY T.unitnnT. LIVE and MARINE. U.roe.nno. an rotund share. of LS Rnhaerlbed. .•••hurer. l`ard up. t7ttoo.l. Uncalled. £49.0/. eIIAIRMAN — THOIIAS WALME 4 LEY. End. • e: re—Me..•rn. Fowler. and Barnnrd, .1•1, 011te•-17. Lonol••nhall•ntreet. Undo rerittau Ilepartment—n, rusehlune. E.I. inn etern are prepared to rem. propunaln for lueultuures • • • ..lr• . 12 rat•-.. at the trlllres wr ploWn, .101 IN BRAITHWAITE. ttenentl Dinner,. I('K% ET.I, OIiPHANAGE. Cla p haut-rowl. ';• A .•I,NNI. %7A \I! in All, t•lth.• rt•NIE: ~t th.• • .• • • • •1 -•• N. , In,. Stollvv.-11. ! 1 .7!!. .• 1..1!••%1111. C-on• ii •.:,•••,.•iii.), • 1•-1,.1kC M I{ EY I'ICTURE .. TL.• RACE t•••,•h•r wnh th.• )6•u• la,ne •• HE. ; • ~ N I.W. I, • ~,•••• • lit 11!:if,FI CON. tt It'l "'L BO.thDING .. • , .iit! in Lsrip w)'; '6llll. 111.1 , 111,. •• • I ...k Ti:. .—.1.20 to Iboo ADVANCED imuie -I,,rroti.r•, without removal, publicity. or law • y twty in , talmento. No chary at All it de ,. 1 i ut , r root. for flue and over'.—Apply OFFIe ad, 2. tiouthassatozpotroot, . At:s.“ • Lir polieteo, ko. \LV E IN VESTIENTS for CAPITAL. 1 , •••• , - so 11' t.• ....nt. t• :onnnin un out! •y. -!L\1:1'•• INVE,TMENT eIIOTL. 4 I.Ii 1.4 Inv.:. I 1.. • ...T . . -11 \ EI.IIOITIER, 4 . I\\F:-PAK TRI'sTEDi. •. • .:• Vallt“ , .l, and v•IaLl.l.. mad, • :1.1 F. -11 A 11 lel.: i • o t& Punitry. 1.1 . 1111] .1) 61:()CND RENT of £. 10i. per S• atM - . 11 .41, .1. t.. it :` , 111.1.1 u hut • ; . pm« gii•• —Apply t.. its. WM. NIL E V% *) STEAM-1...N(11ND.; for HALE cheap— • ' 0r..• pow. , r. by MIDDLETON ; the othor G-horee • • - HVlT—in good working conditien, with shatingi partinkhas &poly to B. HOE and Co.. M. Dorset. I *11.1.1A ItDS.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD •l.lr. rll rine, for SALE ~ rIIIICE, at the Qperiore4 show and ceelor. I.y eri...intne.nt to the . W.a.oftiee, and Admiralty. Nice% from Yi iruinuar, —:Z. surroy•-tro.4. Mtntsol. AT SALE of FURNITURE, Curpeth, • f, hr. b4.l.linc. -tsry. dm:m.4A, • .t.:. hi. D. lom.; tick-, quilt.. coustrrprows. •• vs.it, h, ext.. 1,.,• alt-ta•igoin ts.:lli. pn-mi.••• --Wll. WAI N ES. I" orisorton k‘• A 1.1i1.1t S tit STAL CASE WATCHES r . r • ..11mc all 011,,. Prire 111141,61.1-I,moloa, 160: 11.1141. I r..rn LI:, lie,: Silver, from L 6 fm-66, • • ; rud 74., M. 110141. ID6 ERS' S I M Pit OVE.MENTS in SHIIITB. p r ,,, • ..m1 purti.•nlers poet tree. F 4 ep pl. •-•1: srt- e ta: It. n •un , I.' m'. for the 41 Country. E. 4. tint • vle.uln v No. Shirt •at Wto. th.• half-dozen. lifJ) A; I'o., 1 M i'ROVE D MAIItT MAKE/id, 3'4 liorinit-rroen. Lunolon. em ItE.' 4 HEIt OUTFITTEItS. • ..tvt.li•hinont in InMnn. tn , xt glom to (tom 1-.f.t. .114°,1. Nit - U.a. of non.voly outfit for eery punkt.. ~ ..,111.•-tft to Irian, Lliinat, and the VoluiLirs, r b 4 hor • y 1.11,1014.41. W . m:‘‘. l l . . N,; T m 7 A( o .ll 3 i f AS_ and .4,,bimma Co.'n rco. P 2 ATENT ...:•.1 far r, n.l week. LID. The new Dumeetie Machines, • ' • . Le 6a, fuel t&--ratalownes ben. •• , 1:.•M 't- (a.. 1 sad 2, C.lseapsids. and Re 211 32 ,2221212. ••• t• ••i . • ~e,den 111 - ItF.S. Roy a l Letters Patent.— Dlffe-111AIN I En Tltt (TP*Netett and .r. v.. }: 111.1 i and Itdol. ts allowed by upwards .1 to. 1....11 1.1 V. b tb,- .....t elective in..eXC'ea ID the eere. " :11i.t. The gas of a sisal spring, .1•0 oftrn ti ) rtt..l I) • S.- • here avoided, a so ft banda4s bdag wont_ th. ) sel*• nehonsto martin, powtEr. I. PUMP , . 0 7 ' al AIN PA .• is I • I I . AI EXT littin; antis .10 MUGU MN 61- I 3: • al oot be deteetod, and Mgr M WOllll dor. •eit , ular may be, had, and the trues )'fbd by 1-••••• •••• th• esasonferesios of the body, two inches • et. , i x ...id the naafi, Mr. IVHITE, Zia • •I , , tie., sr,.. 6d., and Ils. Id. ?maws is ' • Al k Al. USIY %Le orkm#U, I ()N , 01)Y and Co., 292. STRAND. I•ATENT mrNd MAKERK ( 4 ) 1 S ANTIBILIOLTB PILLS. inu+• U u • boot 6.1 pals tee iNintilornos. $"... as Igo lid.. I*. ed., 411. N.. and It.. (" , f k 1 .1 0 'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. in ".• eh, b. t:%l Tern for $ AMFMA7IIOIOI. • at in. 1.d.. W.. 4c *L. .04 (;')CKLE'S ANTIHILIOITS PILLS, in , thn Faro I.IVF.R rAMIII.A I NTS Loxes at L. lid. b. M.. AL id. &ad Ua. OW-STREET. MT. LI:E.EI.-Noa. 1 to 21. and forming the whn:e of Oa orgy-yard. Held of the Troetero of Aortae' Charity for in years onespued. Ground rent £l7ll les. Producing a gross rental of gilt !M. per mount. CITY OF LONDON.-471, HarLhadometwelort A well.lisiat Dashing of Three Floors, And a Three Storied Hustle:me to the mar of adjabung Immo" with gateway entrance. Held for 81 years unespina eta ground rent of 1.311, and underleared fur the whole ems at VA tF. - DIME-STREET, CAVENDISII-Sial'Aßß—A capital Tri este Bove. recently or mailed sod redecorated. In the rear, with entrance from Croret Kris-mews, • • Building of three doom =Sable for • More or niannfactory of 1 iehtwoocht Hold on lease duvet from the Duke of .Portland and hia trustee for 45 'years from 6th April, IOS at • grotwid rent of M. Annual mime file. _ ACION HIDDLEPT:X.—Two newly -belt Freehold Homes Dlone Mai large gateway entrant', to Turd in mac 1 and 2. Gans ridse Orttages, on the went aide of HanbulT•rood. 80110-bridre road oratadas rim rooms and low garden ; the other low rooms, stable, cowahed, kc., and similar garden, at preeent under let. at ti per week, each. KR BURN. —24 and lA, Cambridge.terreco, Cambridge-war time, bandsman modern elevation tone in a maser bonne, well adapted for a song, on's residence, and has a rude entrance`, gam and watew laid on. Bell. fixed complete. Annunl value. 175 caph. Held of the kr' mkrusatical Commileauners, for IG yearn, at £ll each, pound rent. Wlll be MP red repamtely. ILENISINGTON.—Within Ave minutes' walk of Westboarise-park Station Capdal Family Reentrsce, IC, Innearter.rowl. leare. years; ground rent., Ilk and let en agreement at Mk Has bay Modes r, and 1. imporing elevation. BOW.—No. 46, Fairteroad, thambell-road. ft years' leane. at SS 15s. Ground rent. In hand, but of the value of 1:10 Per annum. ratrfooSroad. A similar home to No. 11. In the e.a enpation of the owner, but powwow ea may be had. BOW.—Four modern and newly.deoarated seven-roomed hoarse, Nos 131, 141, 111, 145, CampbellrowL Held for M years, at 114 the four. At Fent anderlet at lnr. peN . week met, BOW.— °Freehold Houses, Nos. ~1 and 11, Drilleld-road. One lot at fib o ntlwr in hand. 111101ILEY.IIT.ISOW.—e, Thomas•treet, Eft. Lsonard'e-road. Held for 12 Iran. at 1 2 ground rent,and let at A. W. per week. WOOD-GREE.N.—Nos. 11 and 12. mat side of Ameiwroad, Lordaltipdone. near the Lordship Tavern. Annual value, £l6 cant). garden back and front, bald for about 56at • ground rent of tir . — B - 1113:1KT.—Five minutes' walk from the Altation. Three Free hold red.tikk Gothic !Melling-house.. on the west *isle of Wan. tagenet-road. : 4 1 r.woua, garden Eh feet long ; one ha. a stable and caw-shad, ac., in the roar, and is o c cupied by Hr. H. Tree. coal merchant and dairyman, and is worth a rent of LL per 6.11.1111111; the other. are underlet at £l6 each per annum BAEINET.—A pair of semodetaehod Freehold red brick Cottages, le and 11, weal side of Albert-road. and abuttang on the railway. Each e. ntatne nee room., and garden hont and back, with aide entrant, let at weekly rents. producing gag lots. par annum. OLTI KENT ROAD.—Nos. 6 and 11, Rolre-rnell ;formerly I and .5, ti Macs seer-road!. neer the railway bridge. 81: rooms. and good yard. n. 1:11.• let at if I.eper month: the other et present in the coronation of the widow of the owner. and of meal value. Held 1.1. • 4 1 4 . 4 ., at 4:• • • 444 464 11 rout for the two. WAL.Wt.RTII.ROA D.-32 and mt. Weneeyadreet, oboes to the 11411.16 road. N... 1646 gateway entrance. Padang to Itund-tozed ye d. 1.4 at gut N.. tI Is let at tie. Held direst from Fish tot rs' Congas.) tor 75 pars, at growid OUt .4 only ge . - • 11..1 hHA3l.—Ntar Stati.on. I ASA tavt•it•Y• a-. 1111. 41,1 F.,t , t• it. 1.. net.t. itaaatatir.g Hulot tow 7.. )I.lllr, at a g71 , 1111.11 . ,11.4 £7 th.• tn.... •• ItERMONDSEi" . L 441. ont t O. in .1.0 h. Mr.l. t..1.•—i.0rl .411. ,! th. rear. 5.4 y.nr. d. I. IQ. 0111 V C , .. Annual nr. • stit in the 1..• Who wla pith, pi . . HOLM 1. 4 I. aunt us t:4O luy y•+a W A'. I,WI/Itlll. (h.l. D:1114.141 ..rth. '1 lir., i ncrt..y t.... tVll.l,al, 11C , 1 111.. 1 . ..1 All lot tardy low r. id., 1,11: •ml 15 . 12,101 A.l. :r 1-es . on .1.1.• ,•1 lnirr.roaill. All !y 1. t. i.u. at t Al 11.1.1 :0 ....A, at gr.gilli.l Is lit.. a. 4 •,11.1,g ti,7 r ant. illn. L , LIZ WA N I 31 . 11.- I •.,..!• - n 44 a. Woe 14.. 'I no w.-3.1. 11.. n. • 4 • .411.1 11. nor: h ..1 Hail.. !. ..t to, Wav't va.-Li. 1,1.1 tor tr.ty. sir- +.t C 7.11.• 1:A111..1.7-EA tl.. Park r.nd ltaihrty Station. T.r... g .ble 0.1.4111.4, 2.. 014 *J.t.. •I.• : t. tut. u. 0.1, Lt111..1 C. is. NI 1.4'14 y. 5:!. a tenativl ..t 4 1%% t, • • •441.. IIATTF v ,11, f-om ham .1 mv,i..n tip• •r+.l•l I. 1.1"ittA•137., t 1.•••11, t I.lt - iir, ~ .1•••••Itl.ttt•••• 10 t•I k. , •r• ad. ts.t. )•Ntl-. I _ . .1..1.-111 LI.. —N. i.• 11. tine L isir• ti Nene...4 •••liateliwl. I and. . Lerie•••.l-, tie .1•I .• yid lti, leoe•••• from Tnnity NV.lll.l.ielt. t.• hi•a•••••. With ..• It t.. •.• • '•t r••••,.. In tla.• and v‘itter Lot ••li. 1.. 11.: • p. Otte t. for Ott , . ),/.1.1.4 . ten- Mutelrt • lie Ili l• t.I tle• • ; 181 I.) • fer9.l ),•1•1,1 W.. Xfs.r. 11. it L'11: 11 tin' two. Wel to. hold U"..11-IPtiilt It ,l .4, 01 .. 1 ,0 irmrt.hor. fn which the •••••1 Ll 11.1.1)81 II .11,41 ea. W o rt. i 4 r e ga, Of 94.• fer y-41, •I Irromel Cl" l•••. ... ... - . . ( R4ll 1.441,..- ...too lied ro Loh' loriet tax.. , of neat elevation. No. 7. ...I ovo 4. f wo-t. x t), ottsur.,,ti ~,, of tlso• wenn, of tin. and wortio u rental .4 f ix r amnnr. tuf y )4 )N.- h. I. ..'n 1' Inge.. M."( of Qui•ono'N•roatl. otherwise,'.op ter , •u • •..1. six ....ohm Ir t 04.14 t tit t~tll 14. T ..0 t.og. 1•111oUl4tillg £7s 1.1. f unfaitsu. Held for id ar. at fin the foe, pitity igiN.-1 moo. it- the nil Chore+. No. 31, St. Jobe's-road; N... r 7. awl 60. t Ihiorele•T reel : 1.1141 Tweh f• I St ..14,101' read. l'rioydon. at n lit! looluutitinv b. 0 174 :1., (4. 11.4.1 f o e 97 yo are 1 p.m fatly-oho, loaf. at a aroma, rent lor the whole until Lath joli t teh, 100100. of t:II; but after 25th March. 117.1, when the t welie footnotes me t+.l.• ',Mole.' and •••i t 111.11" b..uwn the around rola, is to he CY.. The tenctot of No. 31 poys rate.. and taxes. Landlord 111 t. t to tilt. editor IfIsh:110,. I...Etert IN. ESSEX - I to Z. I ',leo). n r00t:..a,, south is of lloom hill-road. Lo. Lertoon. fix r 1.11 0 ,. Inca gsrolen. Lt at r. ntx +snow Wing to V. • to.: oho 5•01.j...q t.. !soy no-no of unit the latex 1.1141. to 11. 1.1 tor tin y..arti at 2:12 gr...n0l rent %VALI HA /IL-TOW -I. t. a, and a. lire List. Fire noon, Ion!: gar. len. 13'. ekly and moot lily f4.11t ; t 4 :Si la. r f. 62 man 1111 l . Landlord paying rotes land tax. 114 1. No. 4. for on vent- at t Offol)11.1 llt. of 4.11 9.. I w the lire. No. 4 is • odelouo el at 10.11111 tent, leaving the ground rent On 1b.... I. ur VA' STRATFOItfI.-Non. V, 2., Iv. nn-01• formerly 15. 10. 17. and lab flotonitio.r.romol, St I-litho-4. 1,0,t at 7,.. is.r woo ' ',ob. or lot *nouns £72 Its. Loyal, al yearn. liroursoi nett for the four Li Pis. ItATYOIII3.- A Plot of V:l4.hiold Iwtl uu tin • west .144. Of the boar houm, it, 24, it. and lion:Wier-wail, aunt suitable foes the toe tits, of two similar STItATFORD.-Thee Freehold Roll., (one with Shop . on the west side of Majo.r.roool. 11 enniker.rtsul, and nounlx•reo I 1, Z. and G. Th e h o ,us e which p o rn,. orner .1 Bosliligllobleotreot o• ontaina live rooms and alloy, is let at Ldb per annum. The: two private houses adjeining moat isin "ix 9•4, e.-.4!)1 per week. or a gum, mot of CI Itla. Landlord puying rates and taxes tor the two private 411.3714:1418, CAMBIITDNGFNHIRE. -A Four-roomed ' , toehold 11w,1121.1. and Sloop. I '44.4111K Mired, tthoell.T shop. En gine Ilmoe, in East bark-street, Chatter.... At or nt in the occupation ot Mr. Tophou, loot worth a rental of 0:30 amoooll. ItAl(If( near - Nine Fttehold b.u. e. N ,0. 99.12,.1. 3:1, 41. 43. a1.:4, mod oust side of 4 troths tarred Feu: of the hon.., bare to. rooms. 41*41 tic.• of them have woo n rOoll o-aeh. L t temisgurily at the low rent of Is. per week, Lot c oath oolilioomily an average rout of to, per week each, or £l4O Po.. ps , r &imam. A 4.0104414 1161.01., amount of the puritha.ednoney may be obtained en .catnap: boom the Teiooplaitee I.ertuanent Land and Boto . : 04 1r . rosiet), the snortgage toeing redeemable by easy oiontlar as nts. Into r0...t ii, with • to It small premium' per eent on tie 1 alr.lore orb year. Apply at the (Meta, 34, Moorsatesitzuet, I.tistvit. 11, IL oder. and omiditions of also pony Iso had, when midi. of es. Phaen and Ito.coe, soli• itons. e„ ff. dionl-roW ; tot the Arno thou Mart; or of the Auctioneer, at 31, Mo.rgategtreet. LAITUE. —The LETWCE contains an active Petnei• l4 `. the Laturine, width Powawa all the anothlryh . = DAMIPG at a l mm without ata danymis.—My. H. JOLF.AII. (%, antot, M , ilaynanrket. prepares • !limp and a Pate et !MOO , or lettuce). hisddy reeoinmendnd by the Ilerbeal Ptolemais ter arthina. bronchia., end all chest ildtr•CtiOLA. D. array, 11. ad. Pate. la lid. sad Is Id. Nam. by pu.a. aad ad. JOZEALT*B COPAIIIICE.—In chronic or recent dnii kra A l• run- Li effected in an e S o l nix dart. yore-A by the Pada rhyaielaut Arad 2113,.--.9d b) till cariaiera. ta. id. (amend tas.a. Pal* at IL IMe • SW' naton, 131. nip Montmartra road. la Learlea. at 6. Jariestea, rreneh etteenlot. 46. Haymarket KEATING's PERSI INSECT DESTROY ING row - DElL—Thtrowd AN r is quite hartniou to Amu. tie *nimbi.. but it i. main an in dootroyism Mao. hurt 11v,, 00thutte10..,h1.1.1.., tuoth. In font fitly other opeeity of Meseta in all mar" of untautorithociw noon.un u win hod thi. on intalttatilo rotnt.ly for du...1 ,itutt in their doe, a. mho. haler for their net do" and oprinlied about the aeet od poultry at will he found extremely tilleamona in ester. tainatinx Lome ineeete with which they are mount,. infeeteit Mold is loseketoo In, rhos sr. 6.1. and 40.64. wet; ur la. hoeinde. fn Y by fur Et I ...Ira. rtiouto. tool St. al. on up•oipt of Kt —TRONA% KEATING, rho ntiot, 70, ut ehun-h-) ant. Loudon, EX. 14`LECTRICITY is LlNE.—Natnre's Rem* 4 uurleind appinuldP hr tin. fthre all baryons ailmonto, Ira Soriano. loud oninplunda. doproaaion of apirita, by WM a5...4 the raUdd I:II.ECTRII' BELTS. which 0gn.1,:) - th.• m7. 4,4 * with Vital Nhadrusity. and that without madam w3ohtsua, tat. tones...boo ko. OF VAT.. Pun &ult. rm.. (Later write.— . , No. 11, Charlott, rUett,,llloontabury, Lub4w. SOLD =ere, by ironmongers, grocers, ire, amide* *e. Wholegate by JOHN Watt= 80N5. awry god Nook Wag IMO* HY. mackbwn► r 0.., (3UAL.-01.ORLIE J. COCKEE.ELL and CO. Beet was only Cash Me —l3. Oornial. COMA. —The CLAY CROW COMPANY ouvoy direct fres their °entries et glee Oro.. —The beet. equal rte. all • at 210.._ ton ; okopOsa, len. Oanh on detivoy—Ordose I. MM. 01710111 itiIWOOMPLACK NUfeWARLROAD. W. MR. HOWARD, SU P. BONG DRNITHA A home trosn.. & fkarultation Pres. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapen noble to nenponai attraction, and to health and by the proper MinkAtiOU of food. ROWLANDS' 01)0 1° N a t e rrr PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental inmedtente, of inestimable value in yressming and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in ng • pleasing frogrance to the breath. It medicate. taster from the MAL removes epote of Mile Mont decoy, and twitches sad pimento tbe enamel, to which it Ow parts • pearl-like whiteness. Prim Is. M. per box. Bold by chemists and perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' Odonto. NOTHING A(1117A AMARELLA reeteree the Human Hair to haw ietimeluse, so nutter at what era JOAN 6013 NELL rad Co. hit i v u o4 pa t e listh. with the akl at one of the name eminent in perfecting this moot warnaertethenid. It ili eh ir i wtared to the walnut in • more smear tinted form. and at • lower prioe.—bold In bottles, at molt; al o, Is., 7e. ed.; aad each with brash. Red Sidi Wale. dined-limitele, 9e, Irma Eltanteeehtele. Loa don. E.C. THE POPULAR NEW NOVELS it LIHRARID3. AN AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER. By the Author of " Mr. licepsette. Will." kr. a Tole. A SCREW LOOFE 3 vole. U 7 W. I'. Leweenze, M.A. Ist RORKA•DAY BILLE.Re. By the Author ol The Two Ala& With." 3 'WA LOVE: or, Self Aserdire. By Lady lltancnr. I vol. FLIRTS and YLLRTS; or, • Season at Hyde. 2 vol.. VI. SUNSHINE and SHADE. 2 rob.. VII. 111111OUGH FLOOD and FLAME. J vole. Rfrbard NlAlei. Nest Bartininnantroo. THE BERMUDA FLOATING DOCK, The first attempt to launch the Benumbs floating (leek yesterday resulted in failure. An immense 4 rowd had assembled both on land and water, and the most confident exportations were entertained that a few minutes after the dogshores had 1)(4 n strnek away would have seen the leviathan afloat uh the river. The wab rmen's boats brought down immense lomum freights, and every point on the -here on e:ther 'ids of the river from wide!' a good view of the Wiwi) vonld be seen was crowded with Pp-A:dons. hurl Henry Lennox was one of the early arrivals, and shortly sifter Vice-Admiral t•ir Kidney Davies entered the yard, and with him Colimel and Mrs. Clarke, and about a dozen or mare of persons of distinction. So confident writ- the rontnietors that the huge vessel would slide easily into the water by her OWII um merino'', that only two hydraulic noes had teen provided, tou4l those were of course wholly insidfieient to ovenonte the inertiae of the mountain of iron, once that mountain bud shown its deft ... itt astiun to stick fast. Precisely at half rust one the &plains were knocked away, and the " string " was divided by Mrs. Clarke, but although the baud played its loudest, and the crowd cheered in its must encouraging manner, the " doac" refused to stir. Thou the usual subsidiary experiments were tried, and sustained with commendable persevenmee, until the gradual ebb of the tide warned the workmen to give over. The hydraulic nuus were set to work, the wedges were driven in, and hundreds of workmen danced disciplined col-reburies on the deck of the vessel, with the object of producing vibration. But all to 110 purpose. The " dock " was doter ' d, fur that day, at least, to retuain a fixture, and the company, with dupnss4sl arias, repair' el to the drawing loft, where a magnificent lunch had been prepared for their entertain ment. The only speaker after luncheon was Sir Sidney Dams, who spoke of the ment failure as only one of the mishaps which were inseparable from broadside launelas, and cheerfully predicted that with suitable appliances the big vessel would seen be relegated to her " native element." As usual on such occasions, an immense amount of scientific reasons were given fur the failure, and theme were plenty of persons on the ground who frier the moment the workmen had knocked off were loud in their pmtestation.s that they had known from the beginning that the " dock " wouldn't stir. It is only justice, however, to oneor two practised men to say, that two hours before the launch was attempted they predicted the failure that ultimately oteurred. Renewed attempts with inernmed power will be made to day to ]much the " dock," but it is not expected that the launch will be effected under a fortnight. AetilJ Nitre. MOYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, REDENT's I'ALK. Several tine pietas of the prickly pear, coverod with living cochineal meets, hare just arrived at these gardens from Madeira. Both plaids and insects are in a more healthy state than specimens usually imported. This is no doubt due to the care with which they were prepared and shipped by direction of the donor, Mr. H. H. Temple, as suggested by Mr. W. Soworby, the assistant secretary. The plants wine planted and well established in thu ea ic before the infects were placed upon them, and the: insects obtained a km held, which has enab!od thew t. withstand the shaking of the 'termer. The specimens arc placed in the greenhouse devoted to the cultivation of termini plant, tired in domestic economy--a collection which is I aily beteming of more value and iniertret now thnt the importance of teclusical education is being aeknowle Ig.sl. LONDON ONNILRAL OMNIBUS COMPANY reeeipts for week ending August 30, 10,707/. sr. lld No MORE PII.IB OR ANT OTHER MEDICI:IL p.rA. eoxii-wynoil, l,r. rt•uto ItAaftei ETTA. trot.% Aunt*. Your To Tug broilarn, name, lan" mad Iftrr of old and young., coring. without medleise =n; drsrersie oonytioutiou, dioffinno. Notoirsigio, Iff Aorta. palpitation. u1.w14,714."..ar surfing. outwit, nothius, afannUTIOPOTI. low Bonita s 1 re.r.o which but rmistril all 116.41k11N0, Including that Olds ikon. moo the Polo. It AloiiO Soy times. Ra ocot In osiuu reniudieo Tina, nu, 2%.; ult.., 40... w 74. On 7 lowol- A! . 0 C. Reisionta Clincinant , Powdiw, woe woonsibunins than r.u twa o. katO beet Bon? and CO., 77 Ronentonail: Ant. Lite: m aim Fortnu and bloom ; and .t 61.4raeochurahotrost: iide ;NW $O. Oster4 Wwels—lAdtwielesteLi AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Sam 2. The -Wu fert, Praia of to-day ("Mama that a note was despatched on the 28th ult. by the Austrian government to the Austrian representa tive in Berlin, giving explanations of the conver sation lately held by Baron von Deust with the Prussian envoy, Enron von Wmther. Baron Beast is said to have expressed his astonishment on this occasion that the Prussian government had made the note of Count Usedom a subject of diplomatic discussion, since it was to their mutual interest that perfect silence should have been maintained on the point. According to the New Free Preis, although in the Austrian note a certain amount of annoyance at the intentions underlying Count UFedom's despatch is plainly visible, stress is at the same time laid upon the desire of Austria for the maintenance of peace, which is described as the only state of things which at the present time can satisfy the requirements of the country: RUSSIA. BRESLAU, Serr. 2. The Breslau Gazette says :—" The bishop of the cathedral town of Plotzk, in Poland, has been a*restcd, and sent off to-Siberia, under sentence of deportation. This treatment is owing to his refusal to send a delegate to a permanent Roman catholic synod, which the Russian government is intent upon convoking. The bishop refused to obey this summons, on the ground that he, in his quality of bishop of the Roman catholic church, was only a dependent of the Pope, and did not recognise any collateral authority, such aa the synod referred to. - -4 SPAIN. MADRID. SErr. i , ETKNIN. i. ,Tb.• Offi , iv/ Gazette of to-day eontams an an nounceme•nt to the effect that all arrivals from British ports am to be subjected to three days' luu rant ine. The Queen will arrive here to-morrow. - - - ----- THE? OVERLAND MAIL. (VA Brindisi) APSTRALIA. lIELBOUStNE, JI,LY I'. (it iteral satisfaction is expressst ttt tin! settle ment of thy Burling ilitliculth.s. Mr. Ni•Collis•li's cabinet includre sevyral new men, and 141111 c reselyetions will ho hotly contested. Parliament will reassemble on the 7th 'Afloat, and a short session ip prom-ed, to pass tloi supplies and to at alloriau a loan or the completion of the stater workr and the railway extension in the north-east. The Goveiner's eldest (laughter was married on the 25th June to I). E. Bright, }:sq. The Earl and Countess of Delmore are on their way to Sydney orerkuid. There is a great tali of persons to the Queen 'land gold Colds. The gold eLIIM White 11,01 , C, with 18.2/0 ounces and the Atezlmey, with 274.100 ounce.. have left for England. Tendon for the Wiotem ltailway of 'faon.iniu hats he ( it ace( ',tett to the amount of 200.000'. JAPAN, YOKOHAMA, it. The hliktuhin limps have been victorious in alight with the lute followers of Stotobashi, near Johto. Najato in to be opened to foreign trade. Tho French have trecived wiz ration for the wordier of tln•ir country men at Sukhai. A severe typhoon 'nosed over Nagasaki on the 27th June. _ _ - E;TUaat native Chriritiana at Nagvaki have been con demned to be drowned, whereupon the treaty ma u ls re ntomdrated. but the neult of their intervention bq not y e known. t7II\A, HUNG KoNG, Ji•Ly 21. It is rumoorea that European. hay., been nirpoilited to as•ist is the government hoards at Pekin. INDIA. CAI.CUTTA. AiTtillriT 7. The F, ia ,d of I,:dio announces that the Ihtke of Edin. hough is expected iu Calcutta in the mkt season. 11,8 co.en3ur-lkitt.nd w ill embark for England from Calcutta in dimwit y. Mr. beton Carr has assumed the charge of the Foreign ofh N.% It is gentled that the Persians an rapidly contdrneting a fort at Scistitit and 7,000 Pen-ian trout.. ant (moo-aped in the neigh b ourhood. The chiefs rt mutt hare paid alle gience to the commander. BOMBAY, Auntin 11, The sittings of the Bombay Bank Commission have been adjourned until the 26th, Mr..lackson having been ortlenxl l.y the 4..•retary of State to report on another subject of inqu;ry. The ship Kai Blume has been totally destroyed by fire in Bombay harbour, An iniusually heavy rain has fallen in Bombay. On Suaday last upwards of 12 inches was registered. The prospect of the growing cotton crop is very favourable. . . The progressive silting up of Bombay harbour has attracted attention, and the chamber of commerce has appealed to the government to take measures to prevent it. DEdI'ATCII 01 WEST INDIA lIAILIL—SODTHAIIT TON, Brxr. 2.—The Royal Mail Company's steamship Douro, Captain Wooly/11rd, sailed this afternoon with mails for the British and foreign West Indies, Mexico, the Pacific, California, Central America, Australia, and New Zealand. She took out 1,108 passengers and a full cargo, including English silver, 10,000/. ; J ewellery, 1,8754 ; French told, 84/.. ; silver, 6401. ; and Jeweller?, 8.326!. CHILD MURDER. Yesterday Dr. Laratester held an inquest at the Bank of England, Cambridge place, Paddington, on the bod 7 of a newly-born male child. It was found on Monday morning inside the front garden of the house, If . Wedool7le-parkeet=t°n• wrapped in an old Muff pettionat. Dr. W said be had examined the body, and bad found that death wu, caused by seveie blows on the head. A verdict of "Wilful minder against some person or persons unknown" wes retui urd. el:YeerAl. PALACE. - -Tilt` prat tliapiay of fire woilut end illumination of fountain will take plat this twilling. et It o'clock. (Aftvortisement.l • HOLLOWAT'S PILLS. team Itentlen Impart —Seek Ana of tb. rt.inttrelie Pat le unit:up 4ln a aht t of inhale! &harems. sn plain end 0081181.111• IN nrible thud 4.111. n OW, Who meet itUarrytmial Shaw. Nl4 ttiliK inkirintie It. the human A) Atm, eat.'m into the nume; tkm el three 11116. h inner Written thy. teeteret trete turn eau be teat is at 1. soomw time. TIM ran 1.11.1 river VAMP IWO. hi. Ihi ma ,teue iit u I t illete . titur yeeeed try eph .I:eleate their merits in ruling neve d ati 4 1.44 Ann nets.. imitate PIS. NPR IL their ionvertor. nltuvre) * “ eater& perpineed ler their rate *pi 'lustier power? ea Afietrar )I,VV , r. ION". 110.ri. 11.10, ..d 16111.1 ro IT 'Watt: rtt *open Irt Austria regards peace as a political necessity; elle is as eager for it now as she was when the Prussians were at the gates of Vienna. She is without credit and without money ; her army is badly equipped, badly organised, and badly offi cered. The Hungarian difficulty is only experi mentally settled, and the Bohemian -difficulty is unsettled. Her commercial classca are determined to put an end to the pretensions of Rome; the higher nobility in her German provinces and the, fanatical peasantry of Styria and the Tyrol are determined to maintain them. Trieste and Dal matia are disaffected, and the semi-civilised inha bitants of her eastern provinces waver in their allegiance. In Galicia there is a contest of races. Baron Beust, her able minister, is thwarted at every step in his endeavours to amalgamate into one homogeneous whole the conflicting interest, of the different parts of the empire by a powerful nobility, who hate him because be is not one of them. War, be is aware, would be fatal to his internal policy and to himself. Austria must perforce for many a year accept the position that the treaty of Prague has made for her, and there are many Austrians who consider that those who put an end to the obstinate attempts of their go vernment to exercise a dominant influence in Italy and Germany were the best friends of the empire. Alt regards Russia, that country has no desire to recast the political map of Europe. The Emperor of Russia is not an enterprising man, and Prince Gortehakoff, his minister, is a atatssinan of small expedients. His boast is that he is the best despatch writer in Europe, and he prefers literary to warlike triumphs. If. as it is asserted, the Emperor of Russia recently proposed an alliance with the King of Prussia at Schwalbach, it was only to avert war by an imposing demonstration in favour of peace and the status quo. Russia is every day Lemming more Russian. :She is no long. r u parvenu in Europe, and her oeople are no longer restlessly anxious to give evidence of the it existence by meddling beyond their fron tiers. Now that she is allowed to th.l what she pleases with Poland she has no quarrel with Europe. The traditional policy of weakening Turkey by fomenting intrigues among the Chris tian subj,cts of the Porte still eoutinue•s, but her activity in that quarter is greatly exaggerated. It is of vital importam* to her that C instan tim.ple should not be in the hands of a strong power, and this object is secured so long as the Sultan reigns there. She is aware that Europe would not allow this great prize to fall to her, and she infinitely prefers the weak government of the Sultan to the esta blishment of a strong Slavonic or Greek king dom at her doors. In her relations with Turkey she carries out the advice given by Themis welts; to the King of Persia, and supports the weak against the strong. Were the Christians to gain the upper hand, she would in all probability take the Turks under her protection. That Russia will, some time or other, endeavour to nullify ;come of the most galling articles of tho treaty of Paris is very probable, but at present she is ready to leave events to take their course with out interfering with them. From the fact of the List putt war having boon provoked by the aggressive policy of Prussia. there an. many who imagine that in her lust of conquest lies the chief danger to the repose of Europe. Nothing, however, is inure at variance with fact. The Prussian kingdom is composed of a King, a Prime Minister, and a nation, and neither the King. nor the Prime Minister, nor the nation desire war. I am told, upon excellent au thority, that the language of the King of Prussia when he was recently in this part of his dominions wits eminently pacific. When it was suggested to him that his armaments were excessive, he pleaded that it was impossible to reduce them so long as the effective forces of France were still greater than his own. The , King is not one of those warlike souls who oannot live without the excitement of battle. He is a man of somewhat narrow intelligence, but he is kind and well-intentioned. War, even though sucomsful, he regards as a calamity. In the midst of his triumphs in Bohemia his more adventurous Prime Minister had no little difficulty to prevent him at oath onward step from proffering favour able terms to his opponent ; and after the victory of Sadowa ho himself stopped the pursuit of the enemy by his cavalry, so averse is he to the died ding of blood. Carried sway by the course of events he had drifted into war with his friends and relations ; but he was the instrument of men of ritessier will than his own, and always un un willing instrument. When he wended the throne he ascended it with the conviction that lie had 111.11 called, like him ancestors before him, by Pro vident* to occupy it ; and by the mane Diviuo light that he reigned in Prussia be 11101i0Ved that every 'monarch, closer, and duke throughout Ger many ruled over his dominions. The etudival article of his faith was that rulers, great and small, w; to vieelegent. on earth. In nothing, did Count Bismarck make his dexterity more manifest than in the mode in which he worked on this delusion without disputing it. Little by little be led the King to believe that not only was be a King, but something superior to other kings, and that he was one of those instruments which Providence occasionally sends into the world to regenerate it. This new special-mission theory soon took hold of the King's mind, and allowed him, without qualms of consciente, to absorb the territories of his Divinely instituted neighbours. According to his lights he is a religious man. His victories were evidences to him fro,n on high that be cught to have won them. When the Hand esrian army surrendered at Langensala the irres mint world ascribed this result to the excellence d Prussian strategy, and to the blundering . stupidity of the vanquished ; but the King knew Is ttcr— he saw in it a direct interposition of Pros videnee in his favour, and a proof that the deeree bad gone forth that Hanover was henceforward to be ruled over by the Hohenzollern% I understand, however, that he now considers that his special mission as a regenerator of Germany has coin to an end, and that the sovereigns who still reign occupy their thrones by the saint, Divine right as he does. Thus, by a strange process of reasoning, the man who dethroned the Elector of Hesse Cassel now believes that lie would he guilty of sacrilege welt' he to dethrone the Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt. The King of Prussia desires no fresh acquisitions; if ho can prevent it consistently with his honour and dignity, the tranquillity of Europe will not be disturbed during his lifetime. The absence on the part of all classes in Ger many of any desire to provoke hostilities with sett neighbours, leads me to the conclusion that the piece of Europe is not menaced by Prussian am. bition. Germans only ask for one thing, to be - left alone to regulate their own foriti of govern ment. France will not be permitted to interfere with them or theirs, no rectification of her terri tory will be allowed at the expense of Prussia. A few years ago Rhenish Prussia was, although in tensely German, not well affected towards the go vernment of King Frederic William. Most of it° inhabitants were liberals, and they objected to the rule of the stupid squires. of Pomerania. Count Bismarck has now rallied them to the cause of their sovereign. They know that they must either be French or Prussian, and they prefer to be the latter. In case of a war with France, all Germany north of the Maine will march under the banners of Prussia, and although there may be heartburn ings and regrets forthe old state of things in some of the newly acquired provisoes, theso feelings will be all merged in one common determination to chastise French insolence. lam told that, should war break out, the Prussian general. do not intend to allow their country, if they can, help it, to be made the theatre of hostilities. They will at once cross the French frontier, and advance upon Parisi, so that if they gain a battle, the war may be brought to a successful issue by the occupation of the French capital. I observe that it was stated a few days ago by one of the organs of Mr. Disraeli, that " the Em peror of the French has for twelve years proved himself to be the guardian, the apostle, and the minister of peace in Europe "—such is not the opinion of Germans. On the contrary, they con sider that he is the main obstacle in the way of a general disarmament. They are obliged to be ever on the watch, and ever ready to resist the ag gressions of this apostle of peace. They regard him us a deep and wily c o nspirator, prop iced at any moment, if disaffection to his ils-tiessy as surnex alarming proportions at home, to teen loess his soldiery upon thou. Whether the or _an of Mr•. Disraeli or they arc right in their ezti:o ets.• of the Einpiror Napoleon, time alone will the meantime. the lu-tithes in the seini-elficial Fieneli press. solvoeating a war of ag:s-re-tion, the slits ches of the Freneli Minister of War, the lire armies of France, the doubtful utterance of the Fa ench Emperor. hi. habit of ilisav ,wing pis own a g ents, his love of intrigue, and hi• utter insincerity, make Europe little better than 0111 e vast camp, prevent material progn-i.. and cause France and her crowned apostle of pesce to be hated throughout Germany. That a Bon ipa,rte should reign in France may or may not be ..n ad vantageto that country,but if the Empire, w;Celi we all know is " peace, is only an armed peace, and other countries have to adapt their armaments to this state of things, it certainly is of no advantage to the world at large. NAYCHESTER AND LII'IMPOOL .1 1 31: !CUL TULdL NotnTY. This show is held this year at Southi . )ort. Toot tenlay was devoted to the exhibition of the horne.l cattle, laasos, and other live stock, including dogs. poultry, and pigeons. In horned cattle the entries were not so unsee n:us, but the quality of the animals was good in nearly all awes. The entries of heifers both in tha.e open to hattend competition and in the society's distri , t were. owever, very slender. Horses were a good show. parti cularly draught specimens, some first-rate animal- trod in the neighbourhood of Ormskirk and Aintree being shown. Pigs awe not so good a show as last year, but she cap were fine soil the entries numerous. In horned castle the Ist prize of idf. for the hest bull of any short-honed breed abo%c two years old was won by Laity Pigott. of Brandeis ysuk. near 'Newmarket ; the 2nd by Mr. Jonathan Feel. u. ar Clitheree. The dinner, at which Lord Skelnenvidale resided. took place yesterday afternoon. 1411NERE CENSURE OF A COLLIERS 11 aNAOE -IDAT.— A fortnight ago we reported an explosion of fire damp at Hindley-creen. near Wigan, by which a man, Charles Abbott, was kiUcd, while two others poet their lives by suffocation when searching for him. Thu inquest on the bodies of the deceased was - broht to • ounclusion on Tuesday last, on which day several of the men who have been employed in the oulliery gave evidence as to the eouditiou iu which the mine had been. Some oomplained of the date of the ventilation, others of the want of latticing, and two or three spoke of the of gem in the mine, particularly on the Friday and Saturday before the explosion. Mr. Dickenson, the government inspector, reported the result of an inspection of the mine tour days after the accident. At the plea where the =plod= occurred be had to measure the air with the anew meter, but the current was not strong enough, although ethos the =plosion bratliciV oi a e d i :een rist . sullkient to clear out the gas. J by his there wee something less than 1,000 cubic of air per =nude passing this part of the pit, and the total intakes was alittle over 7,000 feet—a very small quan for amok as extent of workings. He could readily believe there would be accumulations of gas, the issue of are-drain ; different parts being quite audible. Theft eras a in the downcast shaft which was being widened, sad this interfered with the current. He did not odder the mine had been judicioesly worked. 'Die jury retained the following verdict, "That Jade= robe id: and John Reeves came to their deaths in the attempt to re rue the third deceased, and that Charles Abbott was killed by ea explosion of gas, keener ven tured with a naked right. knowing that the dream bad out been round, and that one of the plains in the brow bud crataired gee on the previous Saturday; and we ffr.d alit Mr. Joke Johnees is deterring of bonny= lea alio* ing Abbott and others to enter wothiings which bed not been suited the same morntnit ; and also that the viva tilat:ua of the mine has been ceasurably irregular and iniloard, us well as the general management larder issnd I. end nufutiefortor% , mid we reomumend that, i f 14 , 4 im e . proceedings be tetra by the goverment tur for the breeches of the ,s•lliory rid= BREA K FAST. —11P113 . 11 COAXIAL. Invigorating, aaeeaetri 1 . and roudorthis. Protialvd by James 'Epps and Os whimitida,lAtiotak. %lode enmity with boding 'rotor o r ant:. co..t ri I: in Libelled isi4sts.--lAdrerttsement